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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16

even On a declining market, limited 20 Is loads all
ports the No red premium over J1ly VS. ~ I
from &c to 4Lc Foreign operators were Oh pC's SUES
during first hour % trade. Paris ma -. - 80
rallied sharrlv lsGaO points. closing hih
hard, IA I'd lower ,,rct,-ra pr,T,ary
Budapest points lower and Ant~ep nS so5 as1 hush
receipts bush c3illIs.ee1 I-,,r.e5 :. 80
a year arc The Northwest ar -
cars f-anst l75 last wee 90 itln =
80 81 total Of g7s bush IlclultS 't'" "'Ls -
80 o.. -. = cash wheat b aioai basis Wee
as YlI vs. No / Northern Duluth $50 10 atrlEe' 90
Northern York. sSe; 10 sai ~, .,a, e. 20
g. ~ s2s.c sfoat tncmiCall ard 10 hl'c NeW
-. SAL r,or,inal l;lstead OF uelis
aracfes by recehi daggirG markets Ire b4iI go ~
~ =, Chicago gave .fGy shorts an exhibition OF MS
control ever the situation today that must
| ther farc'bly z recent squeeze IN certain
cks In ,urnps Of &c and later Of lc each the Aay
cached establishing record. and setting tie entire
,,srLer@ b III ard here n tie huoyancy, despite
IN Chioagp up lc hush IN heavy buying f'r
substantial while prices here were airft as
nights close Influences. ss'te
from the squeeze many. chief HflsnS thcin
ing cumpal = mUh dry weather IN certain parts
belt and fairly uctiNe export demand ne
Liverpool market losei partly al H't .Enrr, n
change previous night uuritg tae last n,u
r.ces yielded realizing and ett on unsstt!ed
II Ssas,c net advance. except May. which cosed IN
changed Export business Included % loads. all ports
, cora 52sc nominal spot; No SSrh 81 a.
middle Jrue: No corn white. a2@4c prompt 40 cfl
in cats al Ire West 70 day advancing prices. IN
frence5 by unfavorat'e crop news me jump m " 2
good OUTSIDE buying. oats closed al size -
l2c. 10 white sac. NJ ? white. 3sc: track nllNeu
SSI ~Ss,hc. ,rsck white 33lsa37 '4c aad No white
clias POO. 49,. RYE Market steady; no 49, = h
cnoted n ne and W Western az &c , ~, am
aaoat: 55a5 ia tti.t-h 49, ~ ;a 70t
fee5irg was quoted a 4cGiS'@c and mailing III '-''>
l1fb G 1 New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

New Orleans. May l5-Coton steady middling. s-1sc
low middlng 8t.c good ordinary. Is l6c: recepts
4Osi bales exports 10 Great Britain 1900: coaswise
go sales. 2O1O; stock. iSO.S91
Mobile. May l5.-Cotton nominal; uiddlinR O. lie.
low niddiing i56c good ordinary. 13-l6c: receipts
! bale: exports coastwse. 100; stock. 1901
Augusta. May I5-Cotton quiet; middInr Sc. lov NJ .,
ding 7sc; receipts, 40 bales; shipments 34 sales az
stock. ' 49,
Memphis May I5-Cotton quiet: mddIng 7 o lee: low
middling, IL good ordinary l5l6c: receipts
~ bales 2S5: shipments 500; sales 500 st,sk
"a. 346. N'
81 Louis. May i1-Cotton dull middling. l-1dc; low
middiIng. Lice: good ordinary Ice net recents
bales; gross. 1890: shipments 14G; sales 100: stk
"a. l47.
Houston. May 15-Cotton steady: middIing Tssc; low
middlng 7c good ordinary. 6lsc receipts 2925 bales;
shipments. ,. 100: sales, 30; stock. - $50.
Galveston, May 15.Cotton steady: middIing 7asc: low
middlnB, Tc good ordinary, 6h4c receipts Cos bales
exports the Continent, 3STI; sales. 81; stock 81 6i
Norfolk. May 15.-Cotton steady: middling TSc: low
middling, 3l6c; good ordinary d O. Ice receipts e3e
bales exports 10 Great Britain. 1884: coastwise 4BT;
sales. llD.
Savannah. Lay i5--Cotton easier; middlng 7&c: low
miidlng csc: good ordinary. &C. net receipts, f.1TT
bales 2lT1 exports coastwise u.s. sales stock
46.9G7
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May I5-Cattle- Receipts 300 head steady
20 slow Butchers stock active steady Good prime
g. 1895 poor medium, sass: and
feeders steady s3S5 10: 50 s5a$A 90 hefers 81 SIS
9s4 So 81 i5a$2 bulls S3GS4 80. calves
50 1898 25 Texas fed steers 81 259 a.:
Texas bulls 50 1888 50 Hogs-Opened shade caster:
closed strong Top s. SI+: mixed and butchers IS
s. ST good 10 choice heavy s. T5a$5 s72 heavy
s. COs5 10 light. s. 5OQS5 so: bulk
lambs. 1Oql5c higher; clipped lambs. S.. good 10
choice wethers. 81 2JGS4 Do fair choice mixed sag
-: Western sheep "a 81 yearlngs 40S4 Is.
native lambs, 81 40Ns5 20. Western lambs SASS So
Cincinnati May I5.Hogs active. $+qS5 cattle strong
steady. 81 75as5 %.
East Buffalo. May Is ecepts-CatIe 81 cars; sheep
and lambs q cars. hogs p Shipments
cars sheep and lambs cars. hogs. cars. Cattle
Offerings fair. only two loads, AMI good general
demand the trade steady Mondays basis Among
the sales were ten head at IS 30 calves supply
2i1 head fair demand and little stronger choice
s. 5uQS5 70: good choice So 254S5 20 sheen
and lamis-Onerngs about 20 loads and with a
fairly active demand the market stronger; choice
extra s. l5G s. 20 good choice s5s5 70 fair 10 gopi
"a i3ds3 common 10 fair. 50 506s4 70 Sheep-ethers
81 25DSA 90; export laInbs 81 s0l<4 s. close
easier with few uusod HOgs-Oferings % loads
and the Harsv opsrel strong with heavy s. a0tS8;
nnrei a.tS2sS rorkers. S. DoGse: pigs IS fs6S6 s1
roushs r. tcgso %; stays. - 259ss IS The was
nast libcrty, May I5.-cattie steady; ex,r, xs soa
IS rs prime IS feRs1 ca: good IS 2gs5 5 Hogs ssad
prime heavy. s. StrSS e5 best MEDIUMS S. 90 heayy
Workers, s. e5qs5 90: light IS sOs5 So pigs IS 7n
s. rs ships. 81 23gS5 2 roughs S4S5 Sheen steady
best wethers. 81 25QS+ so; lambs Sass
to good. So 500Si so: veal calves. s. TOGS5 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
EXPORTS To DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NeW-hork, May l.. 1901.
COFFEE-TTade IN coffee futures TO day was s,rrlv
neglected but 1880 bags changing throughout the
session. barely normal business for
ordinary times Of activity The opening steady
prices unchanged 20 points
with prices unchanged 10 points lower thus showing
featureess. insignificant NJ
The entire day prices failed vary points
ana the small business done consisted selling
ana local buying latter Of profit taking
European markets were heavy and sluggish. with sent
ment bearish under free Brazilian receipts and
OF speculative support. Although warehouse
deliveries larger than estimated failed AFFECT
the market sentiment IN the least. In the
market for coffee business almost at standst
with prices less nominal about the basis Il
exc FOR invoice lots Of No Rio and INC invoice
lots Of No coffee Clearances for the United States
yesterday included the ndisfarne from Victoria
with $3.50 bags.
The prices the local market day
follows:
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100, lion EEchanee special Liverpool cables So. -
A-s-s.s 100 bales speculation ana eNtor, za
ling Hplang. IL S2d. Futures ou., mic
49, teecE net unchanged 90 IA points F,gbsr Hi'
- A1y-Sene lSsb June-Iulv Ia. Jn,,, aag'
august september Serteurl,c- 1Lsust,
tlctoaer G. $3.50. -Norer,,er ~ = slos,
DSeetter S.4Hb MancheFter-Ysrns sn5 soNetilueT-
AID AtAl-The improvement due 80 ~
teroay as confidence rerrsne,.s L1yeFs yes
80. ana eyone slight ia asking 49,,
ao Writer strSieS,. ~ patents were quoted IS asa
sIrng Gears 50 90QsS 25: extra No s3 ~
81 ere 10 winter 81 seQs2 s. no Grade so e Sg
ed Fair 70 good s. Sss az RfE FIouRs trons QUOT
$3.50, tOtsNMFAts-Firm Quoted. Fr. ."hcy $50
white ana ysloS 9 lseS 40 coarse sacs Fne
~ 10 sio stlsle; spring bulk 70 arrive.
winter bran. sl7Gs23: cits bran $50 S.sasis
SO on oS- - 20 corn OF cake. ss: honisv 60 m
, sitAiN- ~ dhAI-The oversoie condition q, -,
Lpeseay nEht paved the s:rons $50, ol wheat
ohs to-oass IN race q rains IN marker
80 80 ~ pioects generally over The 800,
hnorts nesan fght az the STAR running M m OF
the hrst hour. from which there was &c IN
recession curing the entire day. much ass,N htte
the huH element a strong 70
unf expected strength IN late Paris ana
weakness elsewhere On Europe SO MANY conans VITA
reports drirt-d IN via ST. Louis that trade w.
winter Whent states some acv!ces declared tbs IN
had proved 81 much benefit crop IN fa.i-
hansas while many others intfnated that condi,io @
great PAT 81 the belt worst ", s.sn - q
Wound themselves az q disadVantnge hv
large sh0rfaE-. and therefore could o.r .ss lh
20 me advancing tendency than might otherwise hsva 49,
carly afternoon return a active buying parflv 90
tne account, rushed prices up the lasf fe1, ,os-
20 Top point a the day, May leading with a.
Aa July &c higher Export demand. rather indiferen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
NrRopEAN PRoprCE NaRKErs.

Liverpool Nay I5-Closng- wheat-spot steady; No 2
red Western winter. Is md; No Northern sprfns Is
Ia No CaliforraA g I'D: futures steady July: IS
mixed, As Nd: American mixed old Is 2>d: fut-
steay: MAY nominal: July. IS md: September rs
1il4d- PeaS-C'analian steady. Sd F1our-St. Louis
fancy wintr dun. IS Hops London CPacihc CoasO
steady, t4Gtt l5S Beef extra India 6is 81
Pork GAIL: prime mess Western els 90 Hanns-Short
cut Is 70 10 70. steady, los Gil Lard-American
ne IN pals quiet, ais. prime Western terces. seady
as 0t Bacon firm: Cumberland cut. % sd 70. as Cd
short rib. l6 - 10. Gi long clear mides, light
p "a 10 42s: long clear miiles heavy 80
81: short clear backs 10 Sd:
lies II is n AS o. Shoulders-Square. IL IS 10.
steady 36s. Butter dull: finest United States.
United States Cos. Cheese-American finest white. dull.
as American finest Coored quiet. as. TallOW-Prms
quiet. Australian Ionon steady. I'd
tonseed Ol-Hun rehnec-Spot steady 22s Turpentns
Spirits steady 2Is Rosin-Common firm A. And.
Petroeum-Rsfned steady Tsd. Ldnseed oil firm. 34s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET

. - New-York May -. IDOL
condition noted for day past. hav-
lng a tair johSing demand. and medium hold quite
steady but pea dull and Orders
90 noi increase much and there is difficulty buying
AZ the prices now quoted Other
mere Is rather slow n all grades or
elsn; We quote: Beans marrow choice Der bush SO "a
% eo aealm choice. SO l0Gs2 Is: do pea ibIs
oiSs So !. s2 To- do bsgs s2o5: kidney
Yellow eye choice. 81 eoQs2 65; DO black trtIs s 20
800, ;. suHs. 90 60 lima, California 81 Is: impoTte5
t"es PRIME - svas2 IS; dc medium prime 40 ch1tcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
TIE 1oNpox woot. MARKET.

I10ndcn. May f5-The offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day numbered 1229 bales. The selection
competition spirited The home trade
secured the bulk OF the offerings. Germany bought
quantity scoUreds and merinOs. MsrnOs OF
grades irregular CrOssoreds steady, white
fine for fine grades slow
with prices buyers favor Following the
sales New-S0uth Wales. 1900 bales; secured 4&dG1s
3&8lOd Queensland-i1 100 bales; secured,
Isgls ID: greasy sIsQe Victoria15Oo bales secured
4I-dRis 81; ~ GA South Australia-2O bales:
greasy 4dSi New Zealand-4 600 bales secured, SAG
sad. greasy 2a40>2d Cape ~ Good Hope and Natal
500 bales: secured. TGG1s 81. greasy. 6%67d. Punta
Arenas-T2 bales; 5d5i4d.
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Proposals.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER d.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER d.
VISION OF THE PHILIPPINES. Manila p. T..
lD01Sealed proposals. for constructing Har
Dor Manila p l. Will De received this office until
O'Clock \ NJ August ist 19oi and 'ren publicly opened
10 be includes about 10000 cubic
rap, cubic yards concrete AMI rubble masonry
about 5000 900 cubic OF dredging
a pile bulkhead T. TOO long. Dredging in mud
shells a depth OF Dredged material to be
used retaining lanG Bids be accompanied
bond hundred thousand dollars $780, 0o)
will be made for the whole >
Bond VIII be lo OF tie amount bid The right is reserved
forms apply thi, Office Brr>su Of I1suar Anairs.
Washington. ID. c., u s Engineer Offices York
Chicago. and san Francisco, JOHN BIDDIE Captain
Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16

OOTTON-Th,- much of a cotton market
cay speculatyey. Fluctuations barely reached points
and for the mos. operations q evening up
character. and small The chief f0r The
hesiiancy conviction OF crop though the
weakness IL the stock market in Indirect way
10 check The opening quiet ana fra
with prices 3qs points higher following tClsTably
Liverpool cables and rumors that rains had fallen
the drouth sections q the Southwest
Foreign buying supported the market for peO3
after The call but before the FIRST hour had passed
market was weak and declining steadily under selling
ooth accounts from nearly all quarters The change
tentnent was largely ne result heavy port reCepts
better crop accounts from the
Sen had increased hts crop estimate 5soOoO
lo@oOo bales and reports thai southern spo.
We're weakening under heavy offerings midday p--ss
were On 10 TITLE below last nights close present
crlp ,lao1s and brt tribe let higher new crop
DlrlLg the afternoon operations very small
a. nutuailons were insignificant. The
1880 lADoafd showers for the Southwest The est
TOT lofroWs rece PTS pointed material re
g. y. e Veiient Orders from outside were
- - ,'reI IN TACT The situation quite 6esti-
Ile new features In the minutes the rnarle,
mouse he south sold the advance as diI s.rDe -
NE more enthusiastic bears Runor Rad ., No. 49, ~.
@ Vas nee bd mp FOR The purpose Influencing rJva-
- nc morning.. The intent hing give our ro1-;s,
T,-.ta. o.euis T. morrow which sell long c1t-cn
,-b isst week On the Lglge The close va. steady
Hst SO points higher. for the Sey ey
'oo usif The New-Orleans n,arke, slpryssbit
send buying orders ' isie' LUZ refused 70
was as follows: -" VIC 4o0"' market to-1ay
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L1vERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May IS. p. m.-Cotton-Spot-A Moderate
business prices s2d higher American middling fair
2T-32d: middlIng. 32d: middlng. Ii-33d. low
middling, 532d: good ordinary. 3 IS SD: ordinary
2l-32d. The sales Of the day 1900 bales
300 for speculation and export included 500
American. Recepts 1000 bales all American. Futures
opened quiet and closed steady American middIing M
May. i64d sellers: May and June. 10 6484 I4-6ii
buyers June and July. Ia 6id
u 6iat 5ed sellers; August September 10 SD
Sellers september l06id sellers. October. 66l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16

~ So'lon tl1s-d duh. with quotations. UNCHANGED =
ris5li- 80 '-tc Tor midding upland and ID -
.e--'.s tuH sales a2D bales. Southern So, -,
were ieesraphed fellows New 6rlsa, pot markets
So; unchanged. at Ice Mobile no1r,-- an
- 1-se ~ S-lGc; Savannah easier ,,ncha9y1s
nm est.a GUILE, UNCHANGED. Tho: Wilnine,1n
=, It"ef. a. E@c; Norfolk steady IL iousrs 80
ral1oie nominal unchanged al Sc: Au7lsts 5u,e,
Fs,,ross - &c: 81 Louis dun unchanged an II re-
i'a're receipts al New-Crlears ro-r1-rr-,r - -.
Yess %, bales. against Il9s bales las, vvee sns
-, Al'es iast year: az Houston. from 3Oaa ~ ~
saies as compared with am bales week sr, al 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE. RAILROAD.

Through ualrs leave New York. foot Of Chambers 81
~ f9kows. ant minutes earlier from W I'D 81:
boo . m Dniiy-8clid rain FOR Buffalo. Arr $ D. N
Bingh Amfoa waeery. Elmira and Bradford Coaches
puior and caro- dining BuralO. . a.,
4.6O p ~. Txily.ShlcARo f.rn,ted-Fsst Nail-sghd
train TO Chicago arriving 40 AIT Cleveland ~
Neslers Chtcazo. Cleveland. Cincinnati Dinns
7.3o m paIy.-Buraio ani Cleveland ExpreSs--AT.
Buffalo T00 Bradford TOO and Nouass-
town 1927 a. m Cleveland IL 80 sleepers TO su'-
o.I5 D. m. Day.-SoIiG train for Blnshamton. WaveT-
~ Elmi-a, Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo, Chicago en-
ctnnatt Dining car
rINlCKETS Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill rs Isl. 800 and i!s'
broadway 15T East 125th 81 and 273 West i25ln ~;
Chambers ana West 29d ferries. YORK.: -li ~
$50 Fulton St. 9S Broadway. brooklyn: To- RIVER 81
Hoboken. and JERSEY City station New York Traas's
Co. calls for and checks baggage 70 destination
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
VIZ A NJ and ass p NJ Daily except Sunday. %
Pitsfeld Sundays only 20 A. 81.
Pullman = all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices IIS POI AIS and PIG Broadway. =
Union Union So W. 275 Columbus Ave. 1873 West l2ath ga
lzoth 81 and H3Sth Stations York; 33S aad ~
Fulton So and i0+ Broadway. E d. BROOKLYN
Telephone 200 Central CAB
Service. Baggage checked from residence BY
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ET~TTN GEORGE II DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET

BF-EyFs- pao.,,,. - ,aS.ew-fork. May Is. 1901
ualls 10 cars for export alive. FOR sauob, IN
20 lor the market. making the sale cr,,is ~ anu
saIe OF which - were at Jersey City ana 3 q, S.
s,sndyi steers We're active and 5g0c higher bulls
coSs odioc lower ,.Sinh
MeIe ABOUT steady The yards cleared Orst,a
oSe steers sold at 81 1885 40 per NJ bulls r., e.
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RAILROADS.
NSYLVANIA
RA1LRoAD

! HA1hRoAD.
srAT N fp1s q wEs 81 TWENTY STREET
6@The leaving time from Desbrox...
eoruandt streets IL five minutes In,.r -
thnt given below for Twenty-fhfrd s,rsa"
station; except where otherwise noted
Tor Cars PtsSaTs Sleeping 81 sR Buffet "a. p,
81 4 + F,' ss5 rl.v,lana
Compartment siesS, 5EV3 11iA LIMITED Pullman
ZION Cars Fqs Chicago cieyelan Tos St c 0sss5ss-
1- IS, p ~ ~ GHicAGo AND 1 ST. louis ExpRrss
5sS i F. NJ St ST. Foq I6r1 giP R%PS
o4S r NJ WESTERN Ex z1sTf D MFoss S Sss
s4eIS1SS 22iRas sa. p,.sp,, ~,
aSu'i csInec' r. teT cIsys1nd saa9dsSS Valley
PREss.FOr Ptts6ug cisveland NasS TiHS1 vI Ex
WASHINGTON AND THE souru
10" 10 on ~ 500 1910 Desorosses and CorandS s,-a
2io Deserves and co4 T aD s11as,, Car 5 lass
i25 Dining Carr, as r fl9,g and S,- p5p9s caT az
P IsFss SIS ios f' Dining 1 Carr mo
b P!g3ns Gar' d e g 80 dining Carr as a las c ana
SG ng,s 5s,S,. RAILwAYEzpress s25 AS m I'm
ATIA n 1s COAST IrSEEzpress SIS a. m. and o.,
5 rGPSa ANU, Limited I255 p daily Exrs sna M q
Ne ana N.IS 6 AID WESTERN RAwAY-EOr msmvs,
cIsES1PFskE AND ONO q RA fi!5E an,
FOR OLD OLD PoINT COMFORT and xoRFoLx-r,5
IN =, 50 m. and 2 IS D. m vaek-5,V,
es,.nssra sssienied Trains Bure, Parlor Cars ami
s ssl is,, aSS;S,ass p m -...-s.r.
sstf dT s, end sag s.,ss as'' a. s,,.a TT
c-csn, ~ - a m Srntsys ~ a. m, ass n ~
W. pesorssss snd Ccr,snds Str..tsl aO0 >. ~ ~"
aAS $40 and 51e .. m. Sundays. 04s ~ n IA
FOR PHILADELPHIA
SIS sss 1P5 , G PsSos s,Fsss 49, @
Sna C9Ttandt Streets 1920 Dining Carr loss Cptnne
SaDs Ih55 a M II IS. 10 CDesbrosses and Cortans.
sfTset r 22@ 50 325. 355. as as Dining csr
90 tOining Carr. 555 Dining Car. 755 g2i Ss{
eassbd p ssz II 10 light sundays. Gio IS mo
.pogrni1g Car) a. m. II IS 155 Dining Carr q AL
'aaning carl . IS Dining Carr. SIS Dining carr
Ioo. 80. $50 O25 p. m. ~. 10 night. -
TcSet Offices Nos 461 i1ea 1854 III ana 2a Foas,y.
~ tuth avenue; Aston House: West Tvansv- ,bi-i
street station and stations foot OF Desbrossss si
orusndt streets; Court Street $50 Fulton Street a.
soaoway and pennsylvania Annex Station. BrooEiyn9
ctatlon Jersey City. The New York
pany viii call for and check baggage from hotels an
residences through destination. an
Telephone ''9f4 Eighteenth
Railroad Cab -''''As-
J. D. HCICfiNSON. J. R WOOD
Oshe'ai Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16

Rio-Coffee market firm: No Z Rio. $500: exchange
u ll-l6d; receipts 1850 cleared United
boo0 bags cleared Europe. 5000
2s2.0o0 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

buyers October and November 6is4d buyers: November
land December. 5o-64G3 60-6id buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
NAVAL. STORES.

The market for spirits ruled rather quiet about
steady at unchanged prices Resin also quiet, and
and pitch duh We quote:
TAR-Regulars. 81 90: do Oil bbls. So so
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-34Q3417c
ROSlN-CommOn good strained. 81 S. z. 81 20; z,
81 IS G. 81 81 So s2Gs2 O5; X 81 80: " 81 5O
y. 81 20; VIC. 50 50. and " w. SO 10.
STOCK ON HAND
spirits turpentle 693 0os
Wilmington. May l5-SpIrits turpentne steady 3O+s q
3lA.c; receipts 80 casks. Rosin-Firu S14S1 05;
cepts. GA Crude turpentine-Quie 81 81
Tar-Frrm 81 Is: receipts. IS
Charleston. May 15.-Turpentine-Firm. 90tsc. Rosin
Firm: unchanged
Savannah. May l5-Spirts turpentine-Firul 31zc:
cepts. lO4 bbls; sales 1855 bbs; exports. IS bbs
Rosn-Firm; receipts s2S4 bbls; sales 3,O39 bbis
ports. 1.6O0 bols. Quote: c. 81 %: D.. 81 10; T.
81 r. 2O @. 81 25asi 30 H. 81 45QSi 80; ST 81
K. 81 05; NJ SO 80; n, 81 W c. So W, s3ds3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
PROPOSALS ron FREE DELIVERY FUR

NIrURE.-Puss ONCE Department. washinx-rs, 7,
O. May lo0l-sealed proposals win be at ina
Department addressed the
OF Delivery system until twelve O'Clock noor on
Thursday. q 1901 for furnishing delivery
Of four Specifications ana Mn,
prints Q furnished upon application. WILLIAM NJ
JOHNSON. Acting Postmaster General ~
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Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Tr.ins leave F-.1klin 81 s,atoS NswYork as follows.
.I:lo a. M.-For INTERIM points TO Albany Montreal,
t1l;2o A. ND Lake Mohonk. Minnewaska- ssararos,
CatsSin Mountains 'Ss~
100 =. M.-Chicago Express
s2:2J II. M-Cont. Ltd. for Detroit,
tS:45 p. No Fer Hudson River Points and Aiba1y
'o:l5 L. M-For Rochester Buffalo, Cleve q Cbcesoo
ts;Vo M-For Rochester Buffalo. Detroit 81 louis
'3:l5 y. M-Fo- SYRIA. Rocn.. Mag Falls Def a C,hi
DAILY tpeiy; except Sunday Leaves brooklyn An
City. r. r. r. Sta. No. 1, At II 20 A. 2 al Us p n
Time tables at principal hotels and ofaceu Rarga.s
Checked from hotel residence by
c. f LAMBERT. General Passenger Assni
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ARSENAL, MASS MAY a

1eO1.-sealed Proposals IN duplicate. will be re-
until Z. NJ. June q 1901.
ordnance stores. including Mortar ba.Is
small Arms. Equipments. etc Catalogues can be MAJ
on application Lt.-COl JOHN C. BUTLER ord Dent
Comd'R
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SEAIED PROPOSALS. indorsed ..Pronosais

for Storehouse' will BE- received az the Bureau q,
Yards and Docks Navy Department Washington until
O'Clock June l. 1901 and then and there publicly opened
for a story brick and NraDroc;
building about by Navy Yard NortT1
plans. specifications. and OF PROPOSAL 49,
dress "Commandant. Navy Yard. Norfolk. Va" NOR
DECAI T ENDICOTT. Chief OF Bureau. Nav Igp1
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STATES New-York City Superintenden,.s Of,o.
April Is0i.SeaIed proposals win be received az tbs
ONCE OF the Superintendent OF United States
Office al New-York City until ~ o'clock m Nav 30 Ieei
and then opened for supplies required the fiscal
ending June so 1902 Blank proposals and all other IN
formation may be had application to ANDREW
MASON. Superintendent.
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Washington. D. C.. May T. 19O1.-Seaed proposals
be this office until II O'Clock m
LIST 1901 furnishing ASPHALT PAVING BLOCKS 70
the Columbia Specifications. form OF
propctaI anil all Information ohtainei
at this office. III. b. F. MCFARLAND. JOHN w
ROSS LANSING II. BEACH. Commissioners. u 4.
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Coffee cables -Santos-C'dfIee market steady; good
average Santos $500: receipts 10000 bags: stock 80 COX
bags. Hamhurg'o1ee market opened unchanged; at 2:3
m unchanged 70 = pig lower sales 200O bags
Hayre-Coee market opened quiet kG'e franc lower
u unchanged: Il steady and unchanged, 5:31
2 unchanged total sales. 10000 bags.
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Buffalo. Nay 15-wheat-Spring. Northern. SIC:
Nh,er No red I6c. COrn-NO > yellow. 4S1.c. Oats
lows: $3.50 - -