davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chleago. May 2-Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head: mol
eFatey active and about steady; butchers stock
sL 70 prime steers S5f5S5 30; medium Sc
e. S s.9Sksrs and feeders firm at S3aS4 90 50 csc
. .aS4 40 calves slow Sass; Texas steers 25
e. s 4Xas grass steers, 50 5OGS4; Texas bulls 81
- ~ Hogs-Receipts to-day. $4,000 head:
5000 (estimatedl; left $500 average &c higher
TOP 80 %; mixed and butchers, So 6OGS5 So good TO
noce heavy 50 IO$5 So rough heavy 81 55d$5 e5 light
- 99SJ So. bulk of sales 81 1898 STIa Shee-Receips
l%Oeo head market weak. lambs steady good
choice wethers 81 l5G$4 30; to choice mixed S4a
81 O Western sheep 81 1884 yearlines 81 so
nare lambs 81 2og$5 -; Western lambs 81 50Q$5 30
cincinnati May Hogs active at 81 25@SI Ta Cattle
steady at SASS T5
East Liberty May 2-Catte steady extra s. 6oas5 50:
prime 50 30S 90 good So 1Oq$5 Hogs steady prime
heavy and best mediums. s. S5S5 90 heavy Yorkers
= -; isht workers. s. 5q$5 So pigs s. 7oG$ 70; skps
ers - 4oaS4 90 $2GS3 80; lambs S. 100
- 21i common 70 good So 50aS5 calves 81 lOnSa
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

y =.
C0FFEE-Cofiee futures to-day steady and higher
As 10 prices bur wholly neglected by the
Investment public contingent. while
srsy entertaining OF bulsh nature regarding the
size worlds visible supply for April inclined
10 hold figures appeared The market started
ri an advance Of points this was increased 70 matter
Of points the last half 81 the session on covering
snd German buying Trading dragged heavily all DAY
Total sales being limited 70 $500 bags The market was
fnaIy steady. 10dl5 points higher ADVANCES also
occurred foreign markets Havre improving = franc
snd Hamburg partial 4 pg while Santos gained 100 rs
nd pronounced hulllsh factor was
found decreased crop Total port receipts
were interior towns receipts eN en-
lehter proportionatey. 400 bags. According 10
private advices the decline the Ro exchange was "a
ofcsl gave l-16d Warehouse deliveries in
this country liberal 1900 bags. The local spot
market ruled dull but steady prices nominaly quoted on
Ga for Rio No and 1lsc for santos No !.
invoice lots. Rio shipments 10 Europe during April.
29ClO bags: Santos shipments Europe during April.
s72 bags Rio shipments the United States during
April coo Santos shipments the United States
during April go Rio shipments TO other
tries during April bags; Victoria shipments the
United states during April q bags. Rio emharques
United States $1,000 bags; for Europe; 5000 bags
emtarQues for United States. 10000 bags. for
Europe $4,000 bags The worlds visible supply for April
expected decrease of from 100000 10 10000
hsgs Arrivals to-day $4,000 bags.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
5 follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUpPL1Es-De

partneut OF Interior. ONCE OF Indian Anairs
Washington. u. c. March Z 190-Seaed proposals in
Proposals blankets wooilen
clothing etc the be- and directed 10 the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. Nos II and
street. New York City will be received until
p. m Tuesday. May :. 1901. for furnishing
Indian service blanK's wooen and cotton goods cloth
ing hats Bids be on
Government blanks Schedules giving
nation for bidders will be furnished application 10 the
Indian ONCE Washington. ID. C. Nos q and
street New York city; I2OS Howard street Omaha
Neb No 235 Johnson street, Chicago Ill. the
missary OF Subsistence. U $ A, ST. Louis. Mo. Bids
will be al the hour eDd day above
ders invited be present at the opening
partment the right determine the point de-
livery any bids. any part OF any
w A
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
STOCK on HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, MAY ., 1901
REEVES-Receipts s. cars. 462 head includ-
export alive ~ for slaughterer and
trading. Feeling steady Dressed
beef demand at Ilaqs@.c per 10 for natIe
steady. Shipments TODAY included 4S cat
tie and 10 sheep the Trinidad TO Bermuda .
CALVES-Receipts were I2 head. all for the Tnarhet
2S9 calves sale. Demand
very and prices weak Common to good veals
100 10: strictly the market
city 5@Sc 10 country dressed
steady 4z47lsc
saies-Andrew Mullen: lis vsals: III 70 ayerage at
IL 81 n. SO % 60. 80 10, at 50
JeiIifs Wright CO.. % veals. lsI ~ at So do ilS
70, Sc 30. -
including two for butchers and cars for tne
light supply and about steady: very
little inquiry for lambs, and prices were rated weak
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

SIX and half cars unsold Common prime clipped
sold at So 25qS4 80 per 100 10; choice lambs
- -. No sales Of wooded stock No spring lambs
naneed hands. Dressed mutt steady TdS2c per n
eed lambs slow at Sl2uOc city dressed spring lambs
weak at S 50G$5 80 country dressed $2d$5
aN erage. at 81 - per Il.
= sanders: clipped Ohio sheep. INl n at 81 80 <
'Ipped bucks. 1870 h 81 -.
inr Receipts were l0le cars or 2l2s head inc'ud
d carload for the market. Prices hare,y seaiy
dressed dull weak
average IS per 100 n
t1Grne & Bro: date yesterday: hogs II5 n
d' 30 20; y do $50 70. Sc 20: do Sc -.
Mullen date yesterday: 2 State hogs 213 10
az 20 10; ] rough 2GO n a .
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
so1-rHrRN COTTON MARKETS.

Nev-Oreans May Cotton quiet. middling. Sc. low
middIing 3-I6c good ordinary. G9sc; receipts 35Sa
bales exports TO Great Britain 2n'3 to the continent
s65: sales 800. stock. 2O55oi
Galveston. MAY Cotton dun; mddng s%c; low
middng TSsc ordinary Csc. receipts. l5i6 baes
exports Continent 2l49' coastwise +23o; stock
l23 $50
Baltimore May 2-Cotton nominal; middinE, slc; low
middliug 1916: good ordinary. 3-lGc; receipts. Tl2
bales. stock.
Savannah May Cotton quiet; middling. l.l6c; low
mddlng Tisc ordinary csc; receipts. 1891 bales
exports coastuse 1917 bales. sales 155; 20 l59
Memphis MAY cotton steady: middIing, SC; low
mddng TLC. good ordinary. Csc, receipts G6l
bales; gross. Gs shipments, ms sales, 125o; stock,
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

SION IN ItNACY.- Notice o Contractors Sealed
proposals for reconsuctng the OLD Branch Boiler House
into Dining including Plumbing Electric
Wiring Fixtures, Plumbing improvements
the Verpanck Detached and Buildings OF the Man
haitian State Hospital. West. Wards Island, York
City be sent by mail, delivered in person up
four o'clock, P NJ. Wednesday. the Sth May,
1901. TO Henry z. Howland, No. Madison Avenue New
York City a place Board 0f Mana
will receive all proposals. Drawings spec-
hcatons may consulted and blank OF proposal
obtained the Office OF the Board OF Managers, No
Madison Avenue, New York City the Office l.
Helms State Architect, in the Capitol Albany. New
York Contraets Will be awarded the lowest responsible
and reliable bidders unless bids
funds available therefor, which the Board OF
Managers reserves the right 10 reject all bids
HENRY r. ROWLAND,
President Board Of Managers.
New York City April 30th 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May p. m.-Cotton-spot, moderate bust
good middlng. 11-isd: middlIng, AID; low midding
5-I6d. ordinary. 1-l6d; ordinary i6d. TIE
day 100 bales Of which 500 for
speculation export and included $500 American. Re
ceipts bales including lTSOO American. Futures
opened quiet closed steady: American mddIng m
Nav. e4a4 Sod sellers. May and June, 246id
2564d sellers: June and July ~ 6lHi 266+d sellers
July August sellers August and september,
20 cad sellers. October. c. 564d4 Sid buyers.
October and November 1-G4Gi . G4d buyers November
gndn Cerobrr
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

spot cotton quk with quotations unchanged on
The 5-iGc for ddlng upland ana p l6c for
mladuuR Guf sales bales. Southern spot markets
telegraphed IS bllowe: Nev-orleans quiet, un-
changed al Mobile quiet unchanged at 77se, Savan
quiet i-lGc lower. n l-lSc. Chareston steady
unchanged AZ Sc: Wilmington hrrn unchanged al l*c'
NorfsTE ffif uochangFd a. l-l6c. Baltimore nominal
unchanged az SIC: Louis quiet unchanged al J. lbc
At New-CelRans t0-norrcw are from
ls0 a. 500 bales against 2.797 bales last week ana
bales wear; Houston. from sofD 70 i.sI'
bales compared with 56sS bales last week ana Ses
bales last -. -
rares 1itb me sar5e cav last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
Droposnls


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER d.
VISION OF TuF PHILIPPINES. Manila p 7
March i9OlSeaed proposals for constructing
Dor Manila T. |. will b. rereNCd
o'clock A. NJ August lst. 1901 and 'ren publicly opened
Work be includes about l50.uOO cubic
rap, 2l0 900 cubic masonry In
Breskwaters about 100000 cubic OF dredging
a pile hulkhead T. 700 long. Dredging nd
a depth so feet Dredeed material to be
retaining Bds by
bond o. hundred thousand doatI l0O OOO gold one
will be made for the whole
bond will lie 1917 Of LS amount bid The right reserved
forms apply this office. BI I7suiar Afairs
Washington. d. c. u. s Engineer Offices New York
Chicago. and san F. .ancisco JOHN B1DDLE, Captain
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New YORK foot OF Chambers ST.
follows. and 8 minutes earlier from W. 2Sd 81.
900 a. Daly-Soid train for Buffalo. Arr. n.
BinghamtOn. WaVerly. Eimra and Bradford. Coaches.
parior and cafe dining Buffalo.
$50 Daily-ChCaSO Limited-FaSt Mail-Sof
Chicago arriving % AIT Cleveland 40 a.
SlAepers seIan6. Cincinnati Dining
$50 o Daiy.-Bpralo ant Cleveland Express
TO5. Bradford 20 Jamestown 200 Yogugs-
1927 Cleveland 1880 .. m sleepers to Buf-
falO and Cleveland. Cafe car
0.I5 2. m Daily. -Sol4 train Tor BinShamton Wager
Elmira chicago, Steepers TO Bufalo Chicago, Cin-
rJyICKFTs Local. TINE CsRDs AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS At III. 1iS PSI. 400 and ifs9
broadway. 157 East l25th s. and 2l3 West 125In s,
Chambers West 23d ferries. 983 ard
SEQ Fulton St, ss BroadwSy trookIyu; 10 River 81.
Co calls for ana checks baggage destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

A DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
- their Uptown Office Broadway,
% Of 3ist-st.,
ents received the following branch Offices regular
office until o'clock m. s
cor: 2sdst I5e 6th-aye Iath-st. Macys 6th-ave.
and 14th-sJ; l42 Colunbusave-. West
West 4ea-s6. 6tf-ave.: 60
42dst.. between 7Jh aves.:
dave. between 10th and nth sts: lo26 Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

Cash quotations follows: Flour moderate de
mand no spring wheat, T3c. No red I5a5a'ec; No ?
corn Sc No yellow, 52G54c; No oats, ~ = t &c; No
white 29ifc. No white, 2s2c No 53G5ic; good
haNseed, 81 6S; No Northwestern. 81 Is; prime timothy
seed, $3G So T5 Mess pork, bbl Sl5 5a$l5 ~; lard
per r NJ s. 1I2aSS short ribs SIDES uoose) - lO
s. 30 dry salted shoulders tboxed SO s2GST 22 short
change to-day the butter market dull; c-eameres,
liul"c dairies, 11Ql6c Cheese 94G1+e. Eggs. llsc-
Cincinnati May 2.-Flour steady. Wheat arm; No
red IIGIIlac. corn JUL; No . mixed, 4S4isiz Oats
hrn; No mixed 294a3oc. Rye steady No 2, 5795I lec
Duluth, May 2.-Cose: Wheat-No hard. cash, &c;
No Northern, T5c; No Northern, a 'tc; May l3c;
July. s6lse September. 73c. Corn. 44i4c. May. 44hc
Milwaukee. May Wheat stronger; No l Northern.
Barley steady; No 2 5Idf5Sc. sample, 40G54aC.
Minneapolis May Close: Wheat-Cash T47sc. May.
rae July, 15lsc. on No l hard 767tc: No l
bran unchanged.
Philadelphia, May 2-Wheat Arm: contract grade May,
tSz4S7'tc Corn Arm. l4c higher No mixed. May.
4SoaC oats steady, fair demand; No white clipped,
fresh nearby, I3c, do Western 13c do southwestern
l2tc, do southern. l2c. Cheese quiet but steady. Re
ceipts Flour 2oOo bbis 2U75OOO ib wheat 10000 bush
1900 bush. corn. lc6,o6O bush: oats 1900 bush.
80: May. ~ qI4sc: July. 72%c; September like:
NJ hand, I31s3i.c Corn-No cash. 55S.c.- Nav
$50: July. 4S& G45 &c. Oa's-No . cash 3nI.c Nav
"osc. July 26Ac. No white. 3Id3I &c.
Toledo, Nav Wheat duh firm, cash and NAV &c.
July. s5+e Corn active. strong; and May 47@sc;
July. 25~C Rye. 52'4c. C1overseed prime So So Oc,
tobsr. s. 40. 80
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
I, -. ,orts and interior points today. com
- - -. - -. 1-et neck and last year:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cablesLSpot col
moderate deuand 1000 bales speculation ana
export 800: American. 5000 receipts lsO., iei'
p9rsi advance: closed steady net pont 70
~ points higher Nay and May-June. 42i'zs June
Juy a25ss; Juy-August 426s: August ano
September 1 m q Dos October. {. zoSsb octooer-
November sOi kb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4b Manchester
Yarns and cloths quiet
Fl OUR AND MEAL,-Aithough helped somewhat by the
strength IN wheat -four actually advance rlucn
yesterday unwilling 10 go beyond eeeh
asking prices. hrm especially on slfshs
winter Spring patents we're quotes
a. ss0ss saights 50 50lS3 IS; winter patents
- 65Ss spring clears sO9s3 %; extTn No winter
N6yQs2 81 extra . winter. 81 s5qs2 50: no grace
quoted Fair good 50 s59s3 90 choice 20 fancy - 20
s1ao. CGRSMEAL-Strong; quoted KIN orieo - -
- 90 as 70 brand BAG MEAIl-sironag; a 9uoe'
flne white yellow 81 1OISl 20; coarse, 9se9Sl
FEEDouiet quoted: Spring bran, spot SO: saeks 20
arrive 300 10 504Sl9: spring bran, buk. sleqsls
afae bran f17Gs23. city hran s2e; cornnieal
80 In reed So 75 Ch cake. Sls; honhA
fn9E si7: oiln1sal. SOS 7SMs2s.
HltAlN-WHEAT-Refectine bulsh sentiment among
aqers. the wheat market yesterday worked toward a
sner level throughout The entire session closing up
ong npHc anc practically AT top point
u ne day. Besides usual active demand from shorts
sitending there was eooa
outside trade unfsvorabie crop adyices ano
We big advance The batter IN fact was strong
onusnce all day. Not only did the future market iof
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

A DvERTIsEMENrS and subscriptions Tor The Trbuns
- received their Uptown ONCE No T.
I'd north OF Sist-st. until o'clock advertise
nens received the following branch offices regular
Office until o'clock viz: PSI sth-
ST. 152 6th-aye. cor l2th-s Macy's 9Th ava
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
new YORK CENTRAL.

80 HARLEM DIVISION
e12 A NJ 3.S5 P NJ Daily except Sunday, tn
PiJtsfeld Sundays only at o 90 A. NJ
Pullman all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with PintsCh Light
Ticket Offices 113 26t. AIS and I2I6 Broadway =
Union Sq w, 275 Columbus Ave. 133 West 12sth ST.
1S9h st and i3Sth St Citations New York; 33S and "a
Fulton 81. and 104 Broadway. E. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3Sh York Central Cab
service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE H DANIELS,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo May Flour quiet and only steady. Wheat
Spring dul, No Northern old. S6lc: winter light
mand. No red ISc asked No white, z7c asked with
tntIers nddne lc under Corn unsettled; No yellow
oitered at 4@12c: No corn 49c do 4S@sc asked,
through billed Oats strong; No white, 33c: No
&c NO mixed. 30c; No do. 2al2c. through billed.
track.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

coTToN-It was an exceptionally dun day on the Cot
ton Exchange The variations in values did allow
even he scalping contingent make the usual turns
Inducements investors the
fessional trade. The opening steady with
1@4 points lower. surprisingly good in view of
the Liverpool and the beaTish of
news hand from the crop centre Both departments Of
the English suffered severely from liquidation
absence support prices declining sharply the lowest
Jewel reached since the opened Foreign selling
orders representatives. this pressure
coming upon months chiefly. After the
market steaded A point covering by
shorts who feared manipulation a july and August The
weather reports eXpectedfav0rable
growing Receipts the ports and interior
up high average and crop
indicated Improvement IN affairs plantations
except Southwest, where rain needed. II
taid that Of Texas farms being
10 prospecting oil. but this attraction plan
e-F sufficiently broadcast To seriously affect the
Of that state. reports from Fall River and
the South gloomy heretofore. with demand for
cloths almost sandsu. Reports that large sa,es
regulars ? 9-lec In Fan River had been made this
morning The weather forecast being
and receipts
large made attempt at depressing values n
The afternoon The closed dun but steady. 3
points lower o points higher
The Of prices in the local market to-day
ae as fo
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$50 720,
q so t3OO $40. +lOO r40O t43O. 800 100 $780,
5000 go n ~ u1dt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
S'+.30 $780, slGOO s1t3o . m, IL 90, $50 g 40
500 sT.OO .I2 IS mdt.
Offices Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry. 113 261. 4S4
1900, 1854 broadway 1S2 5th 737 Union
So West. 153 East 125th ST. 273 125th St 245
Columbus Ave. New York: Court St 3f4 $50 Fulton
St. Brooklyn; 9s Broadway. wiIlianshurE York
Transfer c. calls for and checks baggage destination
FFrom Liberty ST. only. 'Day. tDsly. except sunday
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

lows: May 12Sca12 4oc: July and August lt9
Gl250c, September October IS 40d13JOC: NoveroeI
and December 13 5OGl 1880.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

Rlo-cofee market quiet: 10 : RIO. 4Si25: exchange
IS 7led receipts, 5000 bags; cleared for the United
States, TOO bags; stock. 265 900 hsgs.
The statistical position Brazilian coffee follows
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spri,s rather quiet to-day.
about steady at unchanged 3rices Rosin was shade
steadier, with tar and pitch dun. We quote:
JAR-Regusrs. 81 90, do on bhls. So GO.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-35at35l l4c.
ROSIN-Con.mon good strained. 81 55dS1 6Tl2; f.
81 20; F 81 rs c. 81 So II 81 IS; S2aS2 05 X, So 30.
NJ SO 80; y. 81 10: W G. 81 IS; W w. S5 10.
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentne Io4 bols
Tar Iis bills
savannah. MAY 2-Spirts turpenttne firm, 81 12c paid
bbls sales l496 bbs; exports.
S56 bbis Rosin Arm: receipts . 62G bbs: sales $50
bbis; exports 0o1 bbls Quote: A. and c, 81 10: d.
81 20: +, c. 81 so: II. 81 ~: l. 81 63 X.
81 % Nj 81 90: y. So IS: W G. 50 80; W W. 50 rs.
Charleston. May 2.-Turpentine firm. 81. Rosn firm
unchanged -
Wilmington May 2.-Sprts turpentine steady SIG
81 ROsn steady, 81 O5; receipts
bbs crude turpentine firm 81 So receipts.
81 bbls. Tar hrm 81 Do receipts so bbls
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

A DvERTIsEMENTS and suhscrip5ons for -hs Trteuns
~ received Upton Uffce, T. axav
cfock D. 1.: adver.tss-
received st following Offices regular
= O'CLOCK n. g.
cor. 23d-st-: eh-ave f2rn-st Macy's 5th-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
LaCkawanna Railroad

Siespers Spea M = fsb ~ Ave ss4 Columbus sv. ~,
42e BrosIway. II PARK PL. 1888 ". i25th ST. and s3S
Fulton Brooklyn.
Westeotts Express Company VIII cal fer and check
baggage destination tExcept Sunday. 'Daily
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
HAMSURG-AMEFlGAM llNE

HAMSURG7AMEFHGAN lINE
TwIN-SCRFw EXPR ESS SERVICE.
Every Thurs lay
PLYMoUTH-CHERBoIJ JSG-HAMBURG.
F. BISMARCK. A. VI.
Deutschland. May Is. 2 9M Bismarck June g 10 An
A Victoria. MAY %. 10 AM Dc utschand, June 13 I PM
Columbia Ma May 20 10 AN A Victoria Jurs 20 10 AM
Every NJ
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CRC
Wadersee May 4. $50 AM = hoenscia June l, T "
Batavia. May H. 1880 AM p Aric5I s $50 AM
PENNSYLVANIA Nav Is, PM rtadf rsee June Is 4 PM
Pretoria. May %. IL AM s-sats 90 AN
ITO Hanbu direct
SUMMER CRUISES
TO ENGLAND, IRELAND & SCOTT from II1r1-
burg May 23. Southampton May %. o THE LAND
Of the MIDNIGHT sun. fri m Hamburg July . July
{ drorn N. Y. June 2Ol. Jul % and TO the BALTIC
and the principal cities tJf NORWAY. SWEDEN.
RUSSIA. and DENMARK, from Hamburg Aug. Is
by the new Yacht PRfNZ ESSIN VICTORIA LCISE
5000 tons, $50 feet ongD and S. s. AUGUSTE VIC
TORIA All appointment strictly frst-cass. At
tactve it neraTies arranf Further particulars
HAMBURG-AMERIcAi} LINE. 81 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains F-ankiin 81 Station. Nev-fork. follows
and rs min later foot West sd ST.. y. r..
.I-.O A. M.-For INTERN. 2oints Albany & Montreal
III 20 A ND LaSe MohonH. Minnewasks. SaratosA
CatskiI Mountains
81 100 +. M.-Chicago Express
.325 M-ConL Lid. tor Detroit Ch'caso g 81 LoeiA
10 IS r. No Fer Hudson River PctHts and Albany.
.6;lS M-Eor Bochester. Buffalo, Sleve & Cheaso
tst0 r. M--For Rochester. Buffalo, Detroit ST. Louis
.9:l5 2. M.-For Syra Rocn.. Mag Fais- Det x Chi.
DAILY. tDaily, except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
nex. No. 4 10:f5 A. e.45 p. NJ Leaves Jersey
City. p r. r. sra. M l. li.eo A. NJ 2 az SIS P, N.
cl ecsed from hotel residence by Wescotts
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

Foreign Coffee Markets Sanos-Coffee market quiet
rood average Santos $500 receipts 5000 bags; stock
iO7 0o9 IA rs Tiamburg-Coe market opened unchanRed
al 80 m unchanged - = pig higher; sales.
I3 600 bags. Hsvre-Coee market opened steady and ,
franc higher: m declined = franc, steady
ana Z. up. 530 unchanged Total sales 1900
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

Receipts Of hreadstuns points thousands
last three cPhers 1000 omitted our bhs grain bush.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03
CENTRAL R. R. DE- new JERSEY.

Stations in New York. Liberty ST. and South Ferry
C4le from south Ferry nve minutes earlier than below.
except notedO
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

4 MEXICAN LINE
NEw-Y & -sOUTHAMPTON-IONDO
ST. Paul. May s 10 a. m St June y 10
st. Louis May 10. 10 m. St Paul June TO- 10
Paul May 2eI a. m. St Louis June 20 10 a m
FED STAR LINE
NEW -YORK-ANTwERP-
Friesland NJ sy S. noon Pennand. May %
Southwark. Ma IS. noon Rensngton May
INTERNA' fIONA14 NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Ia Is. y. r. Office. 73 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

Cfrnr5lpn5.
ARE YOU GOING TO THE PAN-AMERICAN?
THE WEEKLY TRIPS co.
incorporated under n. Y. State Law
Room 416 l.f3S Broadway. New York.
We arrange all the details Of your visit We
house accommodations We transfer
your baggage important point of interest
for in advance.
and go ready.
Desirable accommodations. Reasonable rates
SEND FOR BOOKLET. Menton Irlbune
New-York tribune., 1901-05-03

OLD DONllEg0OM llNE.
DAILY SERVICE
For Old Porn Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth Pfnner's
Point and New News Va. connecting Petersburg
Richmond. Nr En!a Beach, Washington. D. c..
South West.
FREIGHT IND PAS SSENGETR STEAMERS SAN. from
Pier 26, North River foot OF Beach St.. EVERY WEEK
DAY AT p II
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-19
BOARD or EDUCATION.

gae }ses.s,a a education held an adj
aarue3 meeting Monday evening, &c
s,2,sr Il, President Wheeler, presiding.
oa motion - Commissioner Cairn-
cross the following resolution was
I. spted;
NuEEEAs, 1t now appears that the
sum Ia bs, realized ont 81 the mill
TAX 50 called. levied this year by the
state for the support III the schools IN
the state. VIII greatly exceed that here
tafore realized, aud that the share TO
h, apportaoned 20 the city of Wauwa-
tosa and 10 be received by it during the
wear 1902 viii be corresponding in
creased; and
WHEREAS. The Common Council of
the City OF Wauwatosa has heretofore
fixed the amount Of the city school tax
10 be included in tn tax levy for the
current year at -, 900; and
WHEREAS, On account of the increase
in the apportionment aforesaid, it viii
not be necessary TO raise by direct tax
alton for school expenses for the year
1902, more than the sum OF $4,000,
Now therefore, be it Resolved. That
the Common Council be requested to
revise its action concerning the city
school tax levy for the ensuing year by
reducing the same from the sum OF
| 81, 500 TO IS 900; and
BE it Further Resolved, That a copy
of this resolution be forthwith nled
with the city clerk to be laid before
said Common Council at the next meet
ing thereof
ON motion of Commissioner Kurt
the following resolution was adopted
WHEREAS, The cost of installing the
water closets and urinaisin the school
building was not included in the school
budget for 1901; and
WHEREAS, The sum Of 5000 is the
amount necessary to pay for same; and
WHEREAS, The school fund has not
a sufficient unappropriated balance
from which to draw said amount;
Now therefore be it Resolved, That
the Common Council OF the City of
Wauwatosa be requested to make pro
vision for the payment Of said six hun
dred 900 dollars which is now due;
and
BE it Further Resolved, That the
secretary of this board be and is here
by instructed to present copy of these
resolutions to the Common Council at
the next meeting thereof,
The board then adjourned