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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-07-19
cHlcAoo's FoRTuNE-rELLERs.
They Are Said TO Gather In Half a Mill
ion Dollars Per Year.

ion Dollars Per Year.
AT low estimate Chicago spends near
ly half million dollars every year
upon clairyoyants. fortune tellers, palm
lists, "voodoo doctors" and a long pro
cesslon Of takers and confidence folk
who prey upon the gullibllity of the
general public This, simply for fees
To add to this the long train Of add
tional expense to which the victims are
put, such as travelling expenses, para
phernalia, investments that fail to pay,
and kindred ventures. probably S2,oOO,'
600 would not cover the community
cost.
According to the city directory, there
are nearly 100 professional clairvoy-
ants in Chicago. AT least fifty more
than are listed as such practice the
'art." There are 100 fortune-tellers,
perhaps seyenty-hve palmists, and an
unknown number Of kindred folk who
live by their wits on these general
lines.
A popular and successful clalrvoyant
who eau locate gold mines for his fol
lowers, has a gold mine Of his own. He
may take in $3.50 to $500 week. Others
much less fortunate may be reasonably
content to make both ends meet In
general, figuring ffty-two weeks to the
year, Chicago's tribute TO these seers
may be figured out about as follows:
15O clairvoyants at $40 week .Sl56,OOl
100 fortune telers at so week $1,000
80 palmists at S15 week ...... Io,OOO
Miscellaneous fakirs .......... 1o00OC
Total ,.....s'.. ss.'''''' '@fooiVV'
This is almost as much as the general
public gives to charity, and is only a
fraction of the money that In Other
ways is wasted upon these people who
affect to be able to read the future
That they do not and cannot read the
future may be proved by the caller ovel
the threshold before he has stepped in
side
When the reporter rang the bell of
West Side house behind whose door
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-07-19
Wise Pirate.

First Pirate-Captain, that ship in
the distance is loaded down with for
eign noblemen on their way to Amer
lea.
Captain-Don't meddle with her.
Wen lay for er coming back; she'll
have more money then.-New York
Journal.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-07-19

Every woman says of some dress
maker that she ought to charge her
only half price because she gave her
her start.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-07-19

ters have been regarded as curative,
and once every year pllgrlmages are
made to II by sufferers from various
ailments.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-07-19

If you don't intend to marry the girl
keep away and give other fellow q
chance.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-07-19
Otherwise with the Poor.

"T feel sorry for the rich
"why?"
"when a rich man gets a counterfeit
quarter he can't remember where be
got his dollar bill broken. Chicago
Record
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

MoLAssEs And syRUPs-Tradng in nolasses was q
suFs s Tss qe Sge sSs sa Ts remain s
prs .easo6. NeT6risans ia oPsn kiiie Sc ioe Porto
RICO 5000 syTups common l5al6c fair l7q1Sc: good.
% us % aSo5sby uhhsHssa sy ' Business sa 'asf %ss h
ample Quotations Liverpool were II. A. London 2sd
GisSso% Bristol Sd' i.eith slEd: Hun a. New
m ia fonean oSi9 % S on e LHrR PT i
los "a net ig fg lona nfS sn a '1Tso I sI hne IT, t.
steamer asS tons transstantic trade twelve month";
81 n 'ff f. a a. T British raasf asaa as So
British steamer las tons susaF south side Cuta
tons sgs4T & usnsH%Fno % 20 Boston rvss terms RTiJish
Java 3c 27e and 2Sa ssPSeuSeT far Iaian hsrE
eos british hrs 1879 tons general caEgo hence 70 Care
Psnsseoa % BGeno. Ayrs SO British shlp $50
seneTa carro hence - curacao rrsate terms sho4eT
s6s tons coal Philsdephs 10 Maan@as 81 90 schcorsr
2s4 I1 tons ,.Ra gm6sT Mobile ,591 70 5, John n s.
vas not aetye on SATURDAY and showed practically no
at former prices lnseed oil quiet. Quotations follow.
s s. "a ana sn y sS ~ ass S m IN 5ses 65 - Ss 3 %
s. s5 coTToNsEED Do oII.aTTms crude bbs @5e'
"a. Sss.ei prime white SSgSae prime winter yellow a' 2
6ac Calcutta Jaw sSe Western nseed quoted &c under
PROVISIONS market ruled fairly steady all day
N spite 9 large hog receipts ss packers were Mt free
an ad iltigns saysn,sge ana closed ne marks, que
i
tqcaga with 5000 estimated Tor Monday ana Is1cs
changed except for shoulders which cases ers
oRkeas sh ss eqoisd: ti. SIS o. family ,sg
co3s Me., ;ssss 90 fay SO ;oasia 1k 81
N%SS % Fss quoted int st SIS sss @ Hons
Finn on2tea; Baoo9s I,sc' $50 n T';s5 49, n 7..e
bellies steady 9Soted: snoking sie: 10 n ses Y NJ
CaGl.,. Picked hams qgiei; quoted at sasi.o 49,.
TALIOw-Steady; city. IS Ice; country.
| al 7soc Renned lara steady Quoted: s1uth America
75c Continent. 7.sDc: BraEil kegs, ssac. mp9gnt
-. STE ARINE-ouis,. Quoted: oeO. 7'se: city lard
IlICI-A fairly sc,ive sales movement was noted r
rioe circles day prices last quoted Th'
close hrn. Quotations follow; Domestic eoInInor
9o,c 70 low ssse ts fssa Ss sasse Pstaa 4sast Japan
s+d5e: Java. =. a4s4c; Rangcon. in bond 2s2-se.
steNay. a, nnehaaeed price, oao,stions follow: cu
ost crushed and domnos Sc InSaa IrS5 Il SsTe ss I
eerod fruit g9NasTse Soe tsie s sontsG,iinss
me sranalated CSC: Eagle fine sTanulated santaic
STsIiste&e a. snS d@Po9e s = 10, Sonf % asIs ~ =
| No q a5c 40 :. s.s5c. No $ ss5c No 3. 4.uc; y,
| i5 ana TO- Soc The sugar market was Void q
special significance IN the - price changes ar new
msS as St eGosss@aS sse ana sse fcr Tie
standard sTades Gable sdyoes furnishes no inrni.5
Tfsa~SSsc caistive interest futures ags,r
Letter than the coss Of last night buyers
remain 100 far apart f9r business ThsIs re no 49,,
session pound ~ Tea changed hands ss has beer
Sse case SaIiHs is ia % ten f4 Sss ,n,Tt ' ga stead,
IN tone a. the folSwing prices Fehrlaly Issue is; 80
n sso June Is cog ls zoe: Juy 70c: August
10 OOgl3 Toe; September ana octosT lS e0Tsr NOyen
ber; lssoai4loc beoemsrr issO9a2 2oe' January isS'
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

Sew-York. February iJ 1871.
few ohooe msrroW. but the demand large and
se b1Ssh, a. Sc 81 asa 20 Medium end pea sos, seay
but 9nie AS further change m 5,i export p5aeIs
s,sts bans are ssS ana unohsSgsi sSsn hrayy ar
snsthinE above - Is for fancy i@e.horn medium
Siee Der bush s. s2isasz a. do fsT 10 good s. So
- 80: do meaS s eoS S'ss $ =; -. 90 pa e5oiee @ ees
as white kidney choice. s. GO: DO yellow
az lima cailfSfns s. ~ I5rjSa Giants s. ga x -
e a1 I'es ,s bass 81 = g. s'i,s bags 81 si ~ 10
ga TTER-l'roried Teoeiits VIE ne' Large hat quite
IN tls morning that he offerings sufficient 10
aee an r'Iulrements A. the same time. there was
r f.ins and enoase n, sg.'ss was ~ IN fsncy fresh
% came iusf within thar classification sold at ic ana
rss 81 2l@- 1 9s a-1n2 tss f r prl,y active nst
dss. frssh sah' - .snc' quality az having sgme IN
- fraSh and ola dairz has uncertain demand The
.s's Mss'sn a i6s Re Zoo; ~ s7 De. W. saoS css
III s,iTass pe5 ~ IT, - -gi -Ia-5 90 se
fancy 29c; do hrss iszRis'sc; DO birds 20 seconds
tuU= fresh. hrss 1895 isc do seconds. lGai7c. fall
ihiTss iSaiac tns etc isaae arins sumner ma le
l4G Western imitation IN @ creamery finest Is: Do
ssal;c. fair % choice lSsaiii.,: factgY Y dair1
common 10 s5me iiGi$c. rolls fresh choice s'sc 20
1sted huter FANCY. i7'sais'sc 81 common 20 choice
a 9ssre sr;s b, ri ben dea
aenos the sgaSn Ms S5, o The business has Sn % On
shsS s''i Ss @ sae have only n@irass outlet - ne
home trade and stocks are IN ltte surplus ~ the
fen dsss ana business eydentlv been done
have fairs eKportsrs during the week al the way
es6ie SIS a. fo Sososs spd -. a faT White Esports
ior ~esk e., 80 eesss quote & STATE tS eIesm m
Foos prime lo,ail -: 90 .9g19P far % gIG.c:
90 .os 20 '' ps ioai6se s Common sN to saSIe ss s
''; ::sss. ss. q Al7.ss @ 49,. ...
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
STOCK on HAND
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Feb Io-Cattle-Recsipts eoo head. noninaIy
steady good o. prime 81 sstGS8.
g. 4ogss 50 stockers and feeders s. d5asi "a cows
gaA 10 helfeTs. s. failIs
50aS4 calves $4QS6 "a: steers S4as4 10
Texas 81 30aS3 bulls s. 5Os 80 90
Receipts to-day. - tsO head.
2"p: about steady; top. s. 4T's butch
8 3uHS0 -. good choice heavy. ,sd
rough heavy s. "a 81 rs hght s. 30GS5 42ir bulk Of
sales 9. 3IH 81 42iz. Sheep-Recepts
and STEADY. ssethers 750Sf n
mixed 5OdS3 81: Western sheen sa s.,a
. sheep s. J0NS lambs Ia 251
- Western lambs $saS5 - Receipts for week
Catte - head hogs. Do. .000. sheep ~ $40 Last
Week-Cae ~ a0O head: hogs. 1S4 800. sheep SO 500
Cincinnati Feb. l6-Hogs active. t'attl.
steady. s. 25Qss - sheep easy 81 75aS4 25 Lambs
easy. 81 75aS5 80
a. Liberty. Fen l6.-CattIe steady extra 4Sa
s. 90 prime - @sQS5 a.: common $3dS3 - Hogs
lower. prime mediums 81 T0d 81 72ia
light Do s. sc e. 20: heavy hogs s. 55GS5 57is pigs
81 %f - ~ ronghs. S4fS4 so sheep slow choice
81 C5 coed S4a as 30 veal calves s7asT so
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-Nork. February l6 1901.
.-oFrEF-For a Saturday hall holiday business on the
e. FSchange these times OF slow trade, vas fairly
.se Total dealings the day were ls.a5o bass Inc
ooened and unchanged a. 10
-ss there little variation durins the nrst hour
~. sb5rt, after u hears became fearful OF
.osbe advance abroad Monday and covered hurTtedls
- worked az points tins demand, ana foi a
re indications pointed 10 sttn further gains and some
ring of an od,Ime hul market. lfut ueiofe MIDDAY a
me ,r5efs IN room and a abatement in the
W., s,are brought about sharp reaction. win the mar
~, errlly tarsy steady ana unchanged 10 points
nsr Inc foreign market news Was olsaIHfh,ths tLle
markets showing heaViness ana the fraz ian
,ere n.stvely Wsai The crop movement, while
~, a. large a. n late. Was stil suihcenty
Warrant against tVerCounaence on the
SsT sac In market spot conee VAS SLOW ans
Prices were about on the basls oI
- f5r RIO = and 7iac for Rio As. invoice lots
e range prices In the local market 10 DAY
10
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
aired Win The sans day lsst Week and last year.

cotton Exrhanee special lavsrpso cald.s-Spot cotton
suet; sales ba,s. speculation ana exiorr 9a0;
|.s nlant , - sd. Futures opened quiet. GAd de
.,e 'i'sge quiet. 10 - points ast lower. February.
slfh Nar, a0sias Man June 2 d~s. IuEe-iuiv. 5O6s
ses Aunusf .u2l-s. August september. sob. Sepfem
f,s,.uei Bob. oo'ob"r November. aah. Noysnber-
tLOUR AID MEAIs-There was only q small trade
r-ee whatever in price. the close being tess
tninaL with buyers and sellers considerably apart.
a.SsB ~ were a1o5sa = l9a - 30 " inter sTashts
~ esira ~ winter, 50 s0as2 - extra No winter.
=, RlckWHEAT FlsOt r - - l@ase - 800. T.
n -'n,l Quoted FHiT 70 saaa - sogsS 70. choice
Ancy - alqsS ~. ...- -coitNM EAt.-FtFm quoted
o,,s, "llel - aieS2 80 as 10 brand. bag MEAL
erss oa9ea Pine Niite and yellow, 81 sTua2c
49,. sieaay quoted spI.ng hTen spot SIC s3ns y
s arslG 81. winter sl6 5sesIs: CITY brsn
sesls cornmeal. 81. linseed ol cake S27 -. corn
GRAIN WHEAT News az me opening - The Uhea,
IAet on saturday besrish enough weaken prices
~ ~ ~ from which there Mas partial recovery near
--Htalhl with The May option fhis bulge
- sa ~ 10. with subsequent drop - so. Nhich
49, riefuia'iFc tansa0 ons during the FORENOON
s.,-' ~ smah and unlmporiant as az any time this
sih "as divided betWeen the hearish cables for
~ siafisiical outlook Tor Monday. hand. and
eiipg on The other The mutter decided 10y
~ ehch ruled exceedingly strong throughout the
IN. ~ wheat markei Tecines isGAc N tle Enslirh
ns,ss were accounted Tor by h"avy Australian snip
-. ~ iAs previous Hroomhau estimated worlds >
49, eA az about nine million hush. and predirted
s,Ie esre ill carr against ,eaF priussry
p.-,sE fe li0po tush behind tho.e = ,ear Aso IN
ss.rp eios.s Ssere sss crop y senss non,s Ant
ps, Ess points or and Berlin = marx lover Th-
H. ...s..s sas.n,.e ss ~. r:ses - x,,.s.ss 80
~ BE s~Asr- os,ua- sfS esd Sc ! ks;T
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
ErRorEAN rRoprcE 49,.

Liverpool. Feh l6-tl0slug: Whaat-Spot dull: "a
California 's 2'sdi No Western winter Al
Ne Northern spring, - ad futures quiet; March. IS
llisdt NAY, - ii'td Corn-STot AmAric
new. 3s lld: American mixed old .d. futures qulet
February. h ih'ad: MRr,h - 9&d. May 9lsd
Ssna3ian qllti - "a Reef easy India mess 6ss
90 i'nfh sLll.
si.acss short cut Ia - i6 N.
9erand cat @S % 80 n. ass. short rib ~.
i0ng clear fnioiirs. light - ~ lear
middiss. heavy 81 N. 81: short clear backs
- Z" - 10 is 81 clear bellies 10 shOul
Gers Saaars II to IL n strong. 5Ts sa Lard steady
pr western. IN terces 3Ss I'd American refined in
pals &s Al Butter dull hnest United states aI. soo
mites states Cheese quiet American white
Sss American finest Colored, Taiox-Prtn- "
ar, -Ss ga Australian IN London easy 27s Cottonseec
ss: .s:@ss. :::.., sT,:ru1;ss.s.,: = e ;.ss.s:
-Aeaaa6 ea-ss TD6 LsAaaA 81 saSV. -
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
sorrHERN corrox MARKETS

Savannah Cotton easy. niddIing. 2 1sc; low
mdilng sB-l6c, receipts. 32lT bales exports 70 the
Continent Tf0s coaswse. u. sales. +G stock 10T7 762
Galveston Feb. l6-Cotton quiet. mifiIng. 9lsc. low
mddlng II I6c. COOL ordinary. 8, receipts. 556f
bales exports the Continent, IL T24 coastwse 53'
sales. 2c9. stock 1907
Baltimore. Feb 16-Cotton nominal. mid1lng. 9i7c;
low middling. 11Sc: good ordinary. Isc, stock.
10 s3 bales.
Memphis Feb i6-Cotton quiet mlfdIing. 9isc: low
mifdlng She. good ordinary. I'sc receipts l0fS
bales. LG5 shipments. les sales t5o stock.
l5l gSS
New orleans Feb. 16-C1,ton quiet. riddIng 9rsc;
low mifii1E So. good ordinary TAr. receipts. 50l3
bales exports the Continent 1000 sales 1880 stock
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
Visible supply
same time lhln

COTTON-rhe situation the Cotton Exchange to-
day quite of that the stock Exchange
Whereas investors virtually tumbhng over each
other effort buy, cotton was sold
nesry everybody. with the sellers not overparcuaT
sbout accepting the prices named by buyers ON the
frs call the feeling barely steady with March
points of the list unchanged 20 points
lower. unQuestonabiy disappointment 70
parties anticipating and quite Il keeping with
fairly Liverpool cables and small receipts Al
Immediately call selling began 70 gain head
way and orders pouring an from every guar
with March holders apparently badly frightened
Runors circulated the effect that the cotton
March contracts a least grades heli
n Under pressure March broke fuli L
points o rest list quick 10 SYN
psthzs the weakness thus manifested TIA dlng
quite equalled n Indeed, u dld
exceed thar single fUli day In the last week
There made f1r profits hv t shorts
the downward rush ~ prices
The belief that would be forced through the -
level where orders thought 20 be plentiful
fureCasted
Narch week uncer continued liquidation and bear
pressure assertions he thst
mills South curtailiug cpusumIuun that spot
beirF freely offered eitd that spnnnrs
ohsrfg goods prices under those named
fg the Selling CoWmttee Moreover interior receipts
shoRea a positive increase. which led that
holders had fright and marketing cotton held
fr months the 10 theory The local market closed
steady tone having rallied in the last few minutes
covering and buying Tor reaction. Prices were net
unchanged 10 points lower. Sentiment whole,
however did permanent advance. ana should
Liverpool fully respond Monday days decline here
selling Tor both accounts h. looked for.
he range of contract prices In the local market to-day
Nasas f0l love
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.

Ilverrool Feb lG 1 D. m-CottOn Spot quiet prices
I-IGi lower miding fair. 5%.d good miiiling
3od. middling. II 32d; low midting 1874 good
ordinary g2d: ordinary. 21 32d The sales Of the
DAY Mere 5000 bales which so for speculation
ana export ana incl.iet Receipts. 1000
bales. Including lao American Futures opened and
midiling. February, ; l6-t4
a. I7-64d February and March Il t'4d9 IL SD
April. II Gid value April and MAY.
; as 6if sellers: May and June, Cad sellers,
June ana JULY G-Gid sellers July and August 36iQ
4-64f sellers August September. 5564d buyers.
October. 81 64d buyers. October and November.
. q Z
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

Duluth tslc: al sn'st; No rsd. 7si.- elevator
------ -NSfsN--fRs market continued its upwarn
couee on saturday. advancing practically
N New York the curb price for May O'clock being
sotsc Shorts exhibited good deal % anxiety the
marker advanced while the volume buying
we're Sol cars with only contract an7 for Mon
Gay 800 expected. English markets closed
s@sd net lower There was cloudy and warmer weather
throughout The belt suggesting bull traders the
icca uf bad roads and further reduction IN the
Export business the advance only about Loads
No closed ssi4c and s77sc Z % aloat.
No 2 white ss'sc and Ne > yellow ssc, both
ahoat -oAIS-The market for oats quiet tut
nrmsr IN sympathy WITH corn 10 oats closed 3eic;
track mixed sOa3l iac: white a36c: white
clips SSsG.sa ftN l--Market steady: No West
ern was quoted Gli2c and No Western Gle. z b
ahoat state rye, 56e5Tc- RARIFIMaTSet Quist.
Feeding was QUOTED ssa5lc C. 2 New-York; mating.
hO46Sc. e 2 New YORK
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
NAVAL STORES

Important u-w features lacking market for
tiHts iHfl+ttne to-day The feeling quiet pre-
Flpusly noted
not quutably higher. Tar We
lAh-ttsEuars. 50 do ~il bbls
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE- -35iz 6r4Oc.
fOsiS .onngn io good strained 81 %: p. 81 Ts =.
y 81 70. " g. 81 -. " W
STOCK OK HAND
.4i4As t1Il~hhr 23lI bhls
'~ - bhls
savannah Feb i6-Spirits turpentine firm. aTc: re
ctIls laI bbl- sales 32s. Exports lV23 Rosin Arm.
= r. O. &c up receipts. 1851 bbls sales I251 exports
,iarleston Feb. -Turpsntine steady. 9s'sc Rosn
firm and unchanged
London. Feb G-Turpsntine-Spirits 2ss 4isd
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

The directors met before the stockholders meet
ing and declared the regular quarterly dividend on
the preferred stock OF Ia per cent payable Fehru-
ary IS 1891 transfer books be closed from Febru-
airy q 20 2s both inclusive: and the regular quar-
terly dividend of per cent on the common stock
payable April 10 1891 transfer books to be closed
from April 20 IS. both inclusive
Immediately after the adjournment OF the stock
holders meeting the directors and reelected all
of tba officara
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
IL a. NJ $50 + VI. Daily sunday.
Pittsield. sundays only a q 20 \ NJ
Pullman oil through trains
Trains iNunlua,e ed with PtutsCh l. Eht
Ticket Offices 113. 2G' 415 and I2i6 Broadway q
Union W. 255 columbus Ave, i33 West I25th ST.
I2Oth st and stations New York: 33S and T26
Fulton st. and l0i Broadway. r. D. Brooklyn
Telephone 800 3sth Street for New Central Cab
Ser-iCe Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Wastcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE ri. DANIELS.
General SuDe-nsendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York. o Ar
Is follows and minutes earlier from W. 23d ST.:
900 "A. m Datly-SOlid train for Buffalo. Arr a
Binghamton. Wavery ElmiFa and Bradford Coacaea.
paror ar cafe dining Buffalo
.-3O D. m. Daily.-Chlcago Limited-Fast MaiI-solit
train TO Chicago arriving $50 Cleveland
Seepers TO Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
7.30 ,. Daty.-Buffao ant Cleveland ExpresseArr
Buffalo T0o Bradford 100 jamestown 100 and Youngs-
falo and Cleveland. Cafe
o.15 D. m Daily.-SoId train for Rinshamton vav.r-
ly Elmira Chicago Sleepers to Buffalo, Chicago Cncn-
Dining ~
fIuCKETs. Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
4 ACCOMMODATIONS az Ill ll2. 26l. 4OI 95T
Broadway ISL East t25th ST. and 273 West l25th ST..
Chambers and West I'D 81. ferries. NeN-York
Fulton St Broadway Brooklyn: I22 River SRI
Hoboken and Jersey City Station New-York Transfes
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
central B. B. OF new JERSEY.
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PfiILADELPHIA.
''43O. ~ 30, $500 900 1000. sl13O a " 90.
.30 1900 -3 40 t4uo S'4O0 t+3O. 300 100. u so.
600. go IS D. m. -i2 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
'.43O $500 %lO,O. s1I3O m. t1OO. "l3O. "3.4o.
800. zoo p. m 'l2 Is mdt
945. 1900 Broadway. Ave 73T 9Th
. Union West l53 East 125th ST. 2I3 West 129tn
St, 245 Columbus Ave. New York; Court ST, 3ii $50
Fulton St syn: as Broadway williamsburg New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage to dest
nation.
'From Liberty only. 'Daily tDay. except Sunday
sSundavs only
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
COLOR4DO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange furnished by William P. Bon
bright & Co. of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Feb. 1s.-The condition OF the Treas
ury. divisions Of Issue and redemption. at the be-
ginning OF business to-day follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

Cash ouo,,tions were as follows Flour quiet; winter
strai.hts 2nGS3 patents So 6(ds3 So clears
asa ~ spring specials 81 200 s. 80 pstsnts - Ii1 ne
straights. S3TS3 30 bakers So 3FSz % >"
wheat ssd 72c: 20 , red T4>6C No corn ;f'a.te
No yellow 39GS9t &c: No oats 25AsG2ac No white
2sd 29c: No white. 27H2Sc: No 5laSl +2e ir
choice mailing barley. 5Od5Sc No faNseed ~ -5 10
Northwestern 81 IS: prime timothy seed VI 4o cover
SI3 95 lard per 100 42i2as7 AZ short ribs sides
sTGS7 30 dry saed shoulders boxed 90 @qso ,p
boxed. 81 35dSI Do ON me froluce
Exchange to-day the market active cream
14G21l3c: dairies. 1i5M1Sc Cheese fary acNe'
IOIa QI12c. Eggs active; fresh. 16c.
Duluth. Feb. I6.-Wheat-Cash. No hard. Ittsc; MAY
TT7sc: No Northern cash, l21sc; May. .9isc' JqS'
T6iRc: No Northern, T2fs G6s7sc. Corn-May "''+c'
Oats 26g26i.c
Milwaukee Feb 1s-wheat dull: No Northern 599
75l4c: No Northern. 72q75e Rye steady No l. a<7.w
SIC. barley dull: No 2. 5sq6Oc; sample. iOdd6c
July 75c. track No / hard, T51sc: No Northern
73&sc. No Northern 6Tss@7O%c Flour and bran un-
changed
Philadelphia 16-wheat firm and nc higher; con ,
tract grade February 77lz aT7%c. Corn firm No :
mixed February. 4ilzG44*c. Oats nrm' No white
Western creamery 2lac do prints 23c. do nearby prints
&c lower; fresh. nearby lsc DO West
Isc Southwestern. 7hc; do southern lie Cheese
Recepts-F1our bbls and 63i 900 N in sacks
shir n,ents~wheat I2osj bush 5000 BUSH oats.
5000 bush
St Louis Feb i6-wheat-No red. cash. 72fse; May.
73Esc: July 72Hsc: No hard. TlGisc. CornNo cash
39c: Nav. 39Is G39Lsc July, 30l4c. Oats-No cash.
26 &C: May 2dAc No ? white. 2slsc.
Toledo Feb I6-wheat dun firm; cash, 79lac; May,
sic. July. T9I+c Corn active. strong cash 4ie May
Cloversee. active lower; 1899. prime. 50 20
cash. 81 10; March 81 Is.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
HAMBURG -AMERlGAN Lime.

MAMBURG-AMERIGAM Lime.
TWIN-SCREW EMPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH-C CIERBOURG-HAMRURG
Columbia Mch 2, 10 AM Columbia M q
A victoria Apl H. 10 AM F. Bismarck. MAY o. 10 AM
DeutsehIand ApL II. 3 PM Deuschland MAY i6 PM
and every Thursday hereafter
INlN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
PL1MOUTH-CHER HERBOCRG-HAMRURG
Pretoria Feb. o. $40 Waldersee NAV a < 10 AN
fh'ftiicia Mar = 3 IN PENNSYLVANIA NAV Is.
IatI.cld MAR - l.o AN Pretoria NAV IS II
Waldersee.. Mar. I6. 80 PM sPhRnicia lime PV
PENNSYLVANIA Mar. 30. Patricia : e.S0 AM
Pretoria -Apl 13 WaldersAe II PM
'PhFnicia -...ADL 90 g AM Tune PM
Patricia. .Apl. p. 1870 PM Pretoria .IlIy @ AM
'Sals 10 Hamburg direct
SUMMER CRUISES
to ENGLAND. IRELAND & SCOTLAND. N the LAND
or the hILlNItTttI Sun and TO the BALTIC
PRINCIPAL cities OF NORWAY. SWEDEN RUSSIA and
DE:INSMAKh. by the new yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
df L. Iss ahd 5 :. AJGCSIE VICTORIA All appoint
s'Icty INST class Attractive itineraries arranged
Further particulars application 10 the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE. 81 B'WAY. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

Rio--t'dfee market weak, No Rio osl-S' eAoialie
10 ia328. receipts l0ono tags cleared Tor the Inea
states 1000. stock 2t5.UNl. -.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

red Iec. Corn strong. higher; No . mixed Ala 1i2c-
. SIC
Chicago. Feb is-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Feb ls-The official closing quo
tatons for mining stocks to-day were as follows: