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The record-union., 1897-01-31

Il" is the greatest popular success that
George Alexander has yet achieved at
the London ST. James Theater The
critics praise highly his Orlando and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02

the morning better class Of sdviees from ine
market again of under light European hauida,on
and lack Of outside support closing quiet a, net %
OF TO II points Total sales were 500 bags; slus
esh spot market restrict speculation IN iuuivs
Quotations brazilian coffee remain nomha on ,i,e
basis OF FAC No Rio SIC for No santos INV ore
lots with obbirg held i7c over these igufes ne
market for mild coffee ruled quiet and abou s'eduS
sales included Maracaibo. basis 1'c Tor eou
Cucua Quotations follow: Maracalno. common 70 goon'
IOiaT1iLc: good I3aNlic La tiuayra; caracas
ioSl3c: Porto Cabeo iO-Gi2c: Savaniila Bucaranasa
l3a Gi.c, Bogota i5iaGloc: Mexlcan tordoNa ll2W
I3s,c Oaxaca i2@19c; Central American common 20 or
Ginary lOd1lc: good. fi1Wls4c; prime 10 cho,
Is,.Tolc Indian interior 29m21i3c Fancy mo~c'
Iavas olilT25c: Angostufa. l20l3c: Mocha. puzo2c;
saturday steamer cleared lo with 2ooo rags ana
steamer Kafir Prince from Santos with l?~o ,pagse.
steamer Calico with 3OOo bags. cleared Bahia MAY 20
steamer Ne bourne with 81 600 bags cleared santos yes
to-day Present stock coffee In Hamburg ihhn DIR;
Including 500 600 lass - az an S;ok last month"; 40 wv
hars including gi i;raziiian Receipts al isIo
las, week bags against $4,000 bags the aa
week and a. Receips AT santos ssoV
bags against 1900 bags the previous wees and a"ow
becs a year ago. Rio shipments 10 United states las,
week 600 bags Ia EUROPE 1900 bags santos TO nited
states ~ GOO bags; TO Europe. $1,000 bags victoria
shipped 10 United states 1900 bags. Total warehouse 9e
IiyerIes IN this countrr last week were as naRs IN
Guiding g. ~ bags from N'w-York. against ~ pug
las, vear Receipts Bahia last week were 5Vv bass,
shipments United states. 5000 bags leaving soe" III
that point Of ~ 600 BAGS.
The range of contract prices follow .-----.-~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
NOTICE.
OF THE SINKING FUND 1891 TO
CONTRACTORS.
III PROPOSALS for Furnishing Materials and

Performing Work Required the Elecrlc-ght Plant
ror the criminal Court Building the Block Bounded BY
Chapter 81 Laws Of 1857 and Authorized by the Com
mssioneIs Of the Sinking Fund at Meeting held Deem
SEALED EsTIMA res for the above work iniorsed wit.
the above title also with the OF the person or persons
received the Office Of the Comptroller Rooms Nos Il
and Is Finance Department. Stewart Building. No go
Broadway in the City Of New York. until ~ O'Clock ~.
Wednesday June 9th. 1891 at which place and hour the
hid, viii publicly opened by and In The % the
Commissioners OF tho snK'ns Fund and read. and the
award contract II awarded. will be made the
the Del son or persons whom the may he
awarded will required attend at the Office OF the De-
partment OF Public Works with the surees offered by
lin or them and execute the contract within five DAYS
I'm failure neglect to do he they Will he
considered having abandoned e. and as IN default
yertlsed and relet and until the be sc-
cepted and executed. The work 70 commence at such
B-Perrnission will be given for the withdrawal
Of any bid No bid Will be accepted from.
non debt 1 o eonTact Who
surety otherwise upon any obligation to the CORPORA
The entire work to be completed within NINETY DAYS
after the notice work has been given BY
Commissioner OF Public Works.
The amount Of security required is FIFTEEN THOU
Rlank form Of estimates. and further information II
desired also the form Of agreement including the spsc
ecat,ons for the work be obtained at oce Of tee
Comptroller No. 2so broadway.
Tor fYl u1 nf2 M,a os i iss1 ci'y Record
WILLIAM /. STRONG
JOHN w G0rF.
AsHBEI. p FITCH, Commissioners
Cor rtroller OF
ANsON G. McCooK Sinking Fund
Chamberlain
JOHN r OAKLEY.
Chairman ConT-frra Finance,
Board 81 Aldermen:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June 1 observation-disclosures led decline In
wheat that the price here almost cents The close
showed n fractional recovery with July opened
81. cents between 6ssGest and 66 cents
and closed 97aS7ls Liverpool was off equal to
IL cents; Berlin about much; Paris equivalent to
demand here with the local sales $1,000 bushels
NewYork the close reported only 10 loads for export
ever q cent over. Loss of premiums still the feat
ure in all the markets. July here was good deal weak
@er closed Just wheFe Sa s sen ss bas
expected The onpassage decreased LAO 900
bushels The English visible increased 5000 bushels
bushels Northwestern receipts not large-1 07
for three days There fair oc0 bush
about 100000 bushels for July There liquidation
all around Thee was more or @ SHORT e
bushels The worlds visible on Wednesday is expected
The frost sunday and Monday frightened shorts
and advanced prices IS cent July sold from 23 cents
spite Of very large -ecepts-e0? cars with 1900 cars
estimated for "Wednesday Samples were were hrm Gables
visible increased i0l9O0o bushels The local stock in
creased $1,000 bushels Elevator people Sun continued
Ing was BY s63ris-barreit pupee and others. There
thar the rts viii DO no more than delay Corn
Where it has been cut down it will come up again
late Charters. 1890 bushels.
oats were nrm partly because corn was but chiefly
shortage in area july Sid from i79@7is cents to ia
cents and closed the top Receipts 9I with
board cearances were s7 coo BUSHELS The visible supply
bushels led the buying II future Eieya,o
people were the sellers: The pit trade not important
Provsons veal in spite Of moderate receipts OF
ribs OF pa The trade r the pit was uninporant
ae ne spS demand c saO% Was ' anu
On the curb puts on July wheat closed at 6Sa cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

St Louis June lCatt.e-Strong and active: to
fancy export steers O5S5 30 good native ship
ping uO6S1 butchers 81 5OG$4 TO-
steers loo H. 81 I5GSl %. stockers and feeders
and heifers 81 j0nSi 10: Texas and Indian
steers 50 50aSt 80; grass s3a$3 50 Hogs steady
ass So sheep dull steady; native muons 81 25MS
culs bucks. ns3 Texas sheep 81 i0g$ 25 lambs
81 h0uS5
Kansas city June i.-satt,e steady Hogs steady to
strong Closed weak heaves. 50 25dS3 49, packers 81 20
81 "a mixed 50 3jTsS t5 lights 81 30ds3 80; Workers
50 i2sQsi 40 pigs S2gs3 30 Sheep strong lambs 81 ID
AZ: mutt1nG. S3ffSi 60.
East Liberty June Cattle firm At last weeks quota
tons o-day light; market steady Hogs slow; prices
unchanged steady prices unchanged choice ambs
s5aS5 good lambs. S4uSi 49, spring lambs.
SaTs6; veal calves. S6gs6 80.
Chicago June Prizes for cattle remained steady
under the influence Of fairly active general demand.
Native beef sod Sass II, chiefly 81 35st
81 50 with occasional! sale of something extra In quality
cattle al high prices This calf day and there
a liberal run and active demand. the best bringing
~ Butchers Gamers active and steady.
Bulls sod mainly 81 HOGsa - and and heifera
went largely $3uSi % Texas cattle sold mostly at
81 2Oa$i - and NJ 81 5ous3 II for bulls
inry good demand Chicago packers. and prices ruled
stronger better c.ass selling largely 2isc loo
N higher Sales at extreme range OF ~ 3od$3o
Inferior prime hogs with sales largely nj ~ 35
&: co. pgs sold mliny - 2jns3 GO Sheep again
i'm excellent So 15n$t ~ for inferior 90 fat
heavy lots with choice and strong az ~ 1910
shorn lambs 81 JOnSi 81. and large numbers OF
wooded Colorado lambs sold at 81 3oNs5 30 for good 10
choice Spring lambs much plenter, and In good demand
coaSG - per 100 NJ white inferior os sold al ~ -
asi 10 Receips-Cattlc. 1000 head; hogs 1900 head;
sheep. lI,UrD head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02

quotations toGvs T9"s Gg hss and Ssss
No r pInE 7c wG So S Sor 2ic No 80
sgg ~ N9 ThI assasse 3: rs g. 30 b.
sc Fys $- SS No Rar sGa27e No aassefd
gE%s alS per seed 10 81 81 s. fss B?E
oose 81 5ds 40 dry sated shoulders ,Soxed
finished Goods per gall 81 TO- cut loaf
on the rr2sgSs EHGSdtse da ac
7Ha74c; eggs easy: flesh. Sc.
,% ' ss saz % S and fe??f
Corn s active and az mixed 70 sd %sed rye e
81 $ 20" hat sS e esssr
snG lover - of Es a. C ohio
Sugar steady retired s5aS Es a STEADY Sc
Nal TSahet s June 5ay Tea' cs ST'G IT,
s sshsF 5 SS S"'' Rye du;i: No l. s5c
Minneapolis Wheat steady; Iune Ss';c J July
Srsf isss S d c second
81 iods2 30
Philadelphia June Wheat dull and &c lower; son-
tr% 1ap 9 Corn 'Sy m e ua ana
2sac; July August ard September nominal oats &c
ss pss SG M 'u ProSsons uncRansd a%
F%2a pats sc do prints Sc Eggs
steady fresh nearly ioc DO Western l9aailc Cheese
sSd sSsS DO ss ass f anis; S a
Changed 1s Cotton nrn &c higher mddins uplnnds Sc
Taow se sh gg g nm do dark naa c eaSes
s Live 99nry D1n firm c fd aemis BAKE lucky Rs
Dress poultry firm; fowls choice odolec; 90
fair 10 good SdSibc broers Western Isd25c as 70 size
and quality: do nearby size and quality. "'a3oc
St Louis June Flour dull and weak but shnhn
higher Wheat-No Q cash. track, s2aslc: July G9.c
bid: August G77saGsc september. Csc corn lower No
cash 22c July 21s121sc: September. 23'4a24c oats
Spot lower No cash, lsc bid July lsisc bid Butter
weak creamery. ltT12hc dairy, GG12c. Eggs steady
FAC whisky 81 10 Pork dull. easier standard mess
jobhlrg 2jdss To- Lard dull and weak prime steam
Bacon-roXed shoulders, y oaia;
extra shorts clear 81 % RIBS 50 40 shorts 50 30 Dry
salt meats-Boxed shoulders and extra short clear - 80
Toledo. June Wheat active: steady No cash;
I6.c; June 7jic; July G97c. Corn dull. higher No
mixed 2iac. Oats lower steady; No mixed, ISc. Rye
lower dull: No . cash. 35c. Coverseed dull steady;
prime cash. 81 H. oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvES-Rec,ipts IS cars 6?i head. all to be ex-
ported Nothing doing in live cattle today feeling steady
dressed native sides. Cables from London and Liverpool
quoted American steers at dressed weight SHEEP
per h. The Nomadic carried Liverpool day 8'5 cat
schwartzschd & suzbeger and quarters beef for
Nelson Morris Tomorrow the Megantc for London is to
for schwartzschd suzberser; the wetmeath for the
s% f &oT the ea Nae iG for ve 1850 quarters
for Eastmans Company the 81 Louis 70 Southampt9n:
CALVES. Receipts. DO head all for the market and
ase per 100 h. no butteTmiks orared Dressed calves
dressed at 6aslsc; dressed buermks. 5d6ac: little
sales-s Judd & Co.. 20 veas l3o 10 average. at
Mcf9 S Gals veal is E S at S. caves ~ 3D. at o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, Is or 3.274 head
10 cars for the ma Ect-msklzg With the stock carried
over from yestefday ~ cars on SALT a. jersey Guy
fairly steady quality considered linos were in good
yeanes Offered About cars Of sheep were unsoi at
the close. Ordinary 10 farsh sheep sod &C IS I3nS4 -
mutton 7asi.c per n: dressed yearngs. siau 0lsc:
dressed lambs. oai:c. limited number OF earcasses
sales1b Mcpherson < CO. 1913 virginia lambs cs ID
a aSe q r. at at s. j KenSucky d. Il Ken
lucky sheer and yearnss % n 81 80: l5 Virginia d.
vnn at d. g. 81 b. AZ 'G IS 2e do Is ~ at s. '
j. wkersor: 10! Ken'gGkE lambs n b. 81 n at s. %
il il o. $ state lamb: as IS i, g So State year
HoGs-Receps 5, 10 cars. Or 2527 head. including i24
head Steady SO ooa$i Is 100 ID for
sales judo CO. I2l ohie hogs G Il, At
- 95; state do i72 n. at "a TO- roughs. 2I7 h.
Hume & Mullen Late yesterday. IS State hogs 233 H.
II H. Hollis Late yesterday. % State hogs. l72 ro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02

consumption at .h. early part Of the month Dealers
Mer than usual, number Of buyers feel that they
ought 10 be on the Lookout 10! e g want y1S noor hay
pccaly particular are those stables Likely TO De oasy
stock holds last weeks rates and with reasonable re
ceips sellers think they aan oe suppSr, n ,me VIZ
and though ,nsre Is no de6ssIns
snd there sTRAW-The market is decidedly easier
a ann long rye that WAS no;ed TO-DAY Tangled or other
grades were aaa nese a aere Sor he hest We
quote iIay prime bales 100 h. Soc No T. per
go ~ zoe No per l ,no NJ rT ha,es Of prime
Nos and 2e under large bale rate nor hay c sc
mxcd eoicc long rye straw Per 100 ~ s5aeoc; short
r pS iM s o So large DO o nt Straw per loo
Riyer Rsiroad SEQ Erie 1850 PennsyyanIa lao; PEI
1nd Wt @pS ana TO- river boats 90 total
tons Exports %, nay 10Y week. l. '"' o1eS
PoULTRY-ALfvE-R Receipts have beer rather mod
eS n though Sd the Ss 9 Or Se IA 2T pa SON
crcasing supply and mari.et weak and decnlnsi NeH
s ssn os w's goWn 90 nS5 Poss steady a
keys ducks and in W Go s sSi n9 chc
eH Hs per r. i2730e. fowls &C. roo-,es Sc 7ase;
au'hs IsF Ia for the week is23 pkg
receipts Of Wrn 3 i bH a m1se Sa and
has been acut prices a,eoash there 9 ,s
Seen no @e d ea how"y has been extreme
only possible selected lots Of dry pcS TsG sca d
picked pick chickens have sTadua increasing in supply
and prices decdedy lower az te psrney as yet but
picked chlckenS arriving ra.n'' ri, iower
Weern dod coming s ngrS d cf h5 ana been in a
Eastern ana loiS isi" So -, ,,icos have rod
supply and with only moderate T y, Wesern sTng
ducks coming generally been small and undesr1oe
and greatly neglected Tame SQUADS have been IN shGi
SUNNY and choice white triiic nrmrI pt sina'l
and dark SLOW and irregular In frozen poultry there mas
hecn continued demand Tor choice roasting chickens
and prices ruling quite firmly, with some exceptional ots
exceeding quotation: Fancy broilcrs ana capos
outlet Spring drks and geese continue duh We quote
Fresh kled-Turkeys, average lots. 'pAi nioeIs Ini
delphia 23G3Oc: do Western dry pichsd 20 &c; 40
scaide' 80, =" whine SlSIc: do Western scalded
SrE as! do poor TO fair GI.07c old cocks.
Nc 90 heaaN! r,os,orn snrinr ice: do Long Island
Western &C. ~ si@s5 % Frozen poultry-Turkeys
Ice squads per ooZ g. TO-. hr,ers drv nicked 16
No ]. llGlZc 90 hclons soft ,ncated o1ioc.
lIc 40 s'duy sc. cgp6ns 12ai4c ducks No l. iGI2c;
geese No l. s@ioc. .,. 80 r..o,.. ., ,o,..,..
,r .be week 81 bbs imports 12t bbls from Bermuda:
New potatoes have continued IN moderate, supply ana
fairly well sustained former fun prices od nave mace
slight improvement toward the close IN synpaIny'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
THE TELEGRAPH ~ CHINA.
From The Chicago Tribune.

Fr jm The Chicago TrIbunc.
All the principal cities of China are now connected
with one another and with Picking the capital by
telegraph. Recent visitors 10 China say. however.
that telcgra ohng there Is an expensive and labor
Gus process ana that the lines are n charge upon
the State Treasury instead OF source Of
revenue The dispatches are. Of course sent
In Chinese, for not one In many thousands
of the natives knows any language except
his own. but the Chinese have no alpha pct. Their
literary characters. partly Geographic partly pho
netc, number many thousands II Is simply impos-
sihlc to invent Geographic signals that would cover
tho written language Here WAS an obstacle In
the way OF using the telegraph at all The dn
Guilty was obvated by invcntinS "A telesraphic sig
nal FOR each OF the cardinal numbers. and so num-
bcrs or figures might be telegraphed TO any extent
Then code dictionary was prepared In when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02

HEMP AND JUTE-Very little demand noted
from manufacturers and the market therefore quiet
with prices noninaliy UNCHANGED We quote: Manila
hemp. spot 3&c. shipment 9-lGc: DO United Kingdom.
3a.c. Sisal spot IL Ice: shipment - Ice: X y No
az; shipment VI, double triangle and equa;, 2Cjc.
No 2 5l3c Jute butts. spot. paper qualify l-lGg
nc. juie butts. paper quality. lojc: mixing l.3oc;
bagging. l&n!Mc
lilDES-Thcrc n firm market for common hide.,
with importers quite Indifferent about selling. Other
kinds steady rue. but demand rather
slow. Prices follows: California. &c., Maiamoras
15c; orinoc. lGi,c iogoa. I5H1..c. Central American
tl.pl5'Ec Calicsion lic Puerto raDcil). lji.c, la
GuayTa. lJc. lry salted-Marfcnibo. IOc SaVanilla.
Ic' Texas. lOisHilc: NatamJTas. llpllic. Wet sailed
Havana Sc city slaughter native steers, oq?c butt
brands sisTJc: side brands. ~ SCI bulls 7G7i,c;
Cows sgshc; country slaughter steers sasI.c COWS.
bEATHER-Therc have been M important develop
ets during the last three days In the main
the market WAS firm. with business going on at
steady prices as rule. although there talk
about prices being shaded lttic certain
quote; iiemlock non acid, hrst selection i902Oc:
onds lsalJc; thirds i"niGc acid nIst selection. IDsa
re seconds sg2O' thirds listlsc: rejects i35&lie:
asg2ie; seeonds henvy 2ia@'s; thirds, 2292ac, light
backs. COW. 2GT21c seconds 2id25c; bellies I.uIac;
dressed backs, 2s c; seconds, 2t121c; thirds 2q
25c; bellies. l3ulic; betting butts 2Ga29c: Texas oak
cole l9u23c
METALc-TiNs-The market closed rather easier. with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
IWEAsURY DEPAKTAIENT. Oalce Of Conn

missioner Of immigration. Ellis Island New f' -
Harbor n. Y. May p. is9iSeaed opoSals WIN ,oh
received al this until O'clock L. NJ on the iv
DAY Of June 1897. and opened Immediately thereafter
ali the labor material used In making certain iets
and additions tie surgeons quarters this snes
In accordance with the drawings and specifications, - ia
Of which be At this Office Proposals shuu ,rs
sealed ard marked Proposals or repairs 20 i,nn
quarters and addressed 10 the COMMISSIONS OF i''
grafton Ellis Island. New York Harbor. y. l. ,-.
DIR J H. SENNER. commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
GALE OF OLD MATERIAL. NAVY YARD

- NORFOI.K.-There will be sold at the Navy Yard.
Norfolk. Va. material belonging 10 the Navy condemned
unfit for thcrein consisting Of tools paints she
yellow metal lead junk iron rive,s angle and g2o
valves, engine iron conerdam. furniture BLOCKS
machine tools rosn chains clothing and small stores
boat engine The sale Will be for cash 10 ths
highest bidder sealed proposals be opened at |!
Jure Is 1897 Schedules containing form
OF proposal and OF sale will be furnished aPp
cation TO the General Storekeeper Navy Yard Norfolk
JOHN LONG. the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 1897

Louis fancy white. dull IS 81 Hops at London fpacinc
COAST steady 50a70s. Beef firm: extra lndla mrss.
@ g, Sd w rs, null gf a. 'i asm.
short cut Is 10 ID dull as Bacon duh; Gum2e''ma
cut % to 30 No. 2s Cd short rib 20 10 "a No. US 0d ,ms
clear middIes light IS IS No. 25s. ong Gear maaes'
heavy Is ~ sts Cd short md ., clear manss s
ehop,ders-eaiare ~ to IL ~ firm 2ss Lard-.Primss
western dull los I'd CheeseAmerican, finest white ana
ro.ored new 45s Ga Talow--Prime city steady, LIS
eoton.eed oi-LiverpooI refined dull 15s 3D. TurPsn-
tine-pirits steady 90, Sd. Rosin-Common hrm. - vS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
HAY AND STRAW
Receipts at New-York for week ending June /.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June cotton quiet; mlddlng nc: low
mdGng 67sc good ordinary. 62c: receipts. Cos bales:
stock ls.S22 bales.
Norfolk June Cotton firm: mddng 1lac. low mid
dne ord nary. SIC; receipts 81 bales exports
o the Continent. 100 baies
~ bales. stocN. $3.50 bales.
New Orleans. June lotion quiet: mlddling. Tssc:
low mddng i5-l6c good ordinary Gisc. receipts
3s bales gross 1871 bales exports TO the Continent Loo
bales coastwse 100 bales; sales 1000 bales; stock
SboJg blies
Savannah. June l-CottCn dull and easy. middlng
1ssc low mdiling 1c good ordinary Csc: receipts 3o%
bales: sales. .. bales: stock. II. $40 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
< EALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the

necessary materials and performing the labor for
erecting finishing hui teng for waiting rooms, am
bulance station etc. thu pier the foot Of Fast l6h
Street. York City. for the Manhattan State Hospital.
NAV be sent ty ma Ge,iv red in person up % i30
p. N. Monday June 7th. 1897 to Henry E. Rowland.
dent Of The Board 81 Managers OF the Manhattan
state HOSPITAL No ] Madison Avenue. New York City
which lime place Board Of Managers will receive
open proposals
The proposals must he To- ,he whole work and he ac
companied a bond 81 approved surety company IN
the sum Of SsOOOO0 guaranteeing the faithful execution
OF the work, IL the offer IS accepted 70
Drawings ard specifications be and FORMS o.
proposals obtained at the ONCE = g. Perry Archi ect
in Capitol at Albany y - and al the Office OF the
Board Of Managers. No. I Madison Avenue. New York
City.
The Board Of Managers the right retec,
or all bids they may deem for the best interests OF
the state. HENRY =. ROWLAND
President Beard OF Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02

cach number from one up 10 several thousand
stood for particular Chinese letter or ideosraph:
II is. In fact cipher system The sender OF tho
inC He may telegraph all day without. the slight
est idea Of the information ne Is seading Tor ne
his friend, the receiver. He has the code diction-
ceiyeG he must translate II, writing each literary
character IN place Of the pumeral that stands for
fen Language appear in the code but there are
enough OF them for all practical purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02

and electric wiring Sealed proposals for furnishing
performing the labor required for the
installation the electric wiring and fixtures and f the
nd Wards Nos. l3. IA. Is 10 q
and ~ the male department. Manhattan state Hos
pital Wards Island. New York. may be by mail
delivered in person up i3o p ". Monday, June I,
1897 HENRY F. ROWLAND President OF the Board
Of Managers Manhattan State Hospital No. Madison
Ave. New York City. at which time and place the Board
Of Managers will receive and open proposals.
Parties bidding the electrical work must be persons
actually engaged in the electric wiring business
and able 10 refer work OF similar character per-
formed by them elsewhere.
Separate proposals will be received for each OF the
works and must be accompanied by bonds, fol-
lows: Plumbing the bond OF approved
company In the sum $500: wiring and fixtures
the bond approved surety company in the OF
81 OOo guaranteeing the faithful execution OF work II
the offers accepted
Drawings and specifications may be and forms o..
proposals obtained the Office Of c. PERRY architect
in the Capitol Albany. " Y. and the office OF the
Board Managers. No. Madison Ave. New York CITY
The Board Of Managers the right reject
all bids they may deem 70. the best interest Of
the State.
HENRY f.. ROWLAND.
President Of the Board Of Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
I>EP ARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. GEN.

- era Land Office. Washington. D. c.. May 90 1897
Sealed proposals will be received this Office until D.
m. June Is. 1897 for photOlhographing and printing
1900 copies or less OF the United and
10000 copies. or less Of the .and and
Territories prepared in the General Land Office for
phoolithographng and printing copies OF township
pats shall be required during the year ending
20 1898 Specifications conditions governing
above may be had application this office.
BINGER HERMANN Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
rrpopr,r ppopIIcr MARKETS

Liverpool June l. 3.i5 r. m-Closrg: Wheat-spot--
No 2 red Western. winter stock. No red Northern
spring duh 81 iOi. -Spot-American mixed. new.
steady, Is nd ID cid steady, % 81; futures steady:
June. - ID July 20 I'D; August, 70 I'D Flour-St