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New-York tribune., 1902-02-14

s2 25 snmfs 5om $50 $50 Iaseed oilssk s2S 2 corn oca.
ai Al WfIEA1-FoiloVing a period Of depression
o the 5ss @ 1a wheat turned hrmer ana so the balance
s,p. rn a. 'sc net advance The trading operations
ea with this fact being continued small receipts the
ish sentiment f rbs Ia i, e11e1r Tn y set, or
f5 1, were ou ers of July wheat 6ui export business
ta7 % meet eKpeciatons probably because OF the ad-
Nanftb h P5iGs A. Aeu-3ork one losc OF No northern
very little wheat for sale and the crowd seemed 20
good deal ~ cor5denne ~ mo situation eyida1
Working on the idea that when the market Of its
Weather and crop conditions came the share
aI}ent'on and 70 the extent that higher temperatures
The regards any indisaons that point toward ree
@ m @unfay2Taols sign owing TO the tender position Of the
been favorable wheat. of which
movement showing decrease Of about 800 600
sd m aTEs5s 1qs closed stead and I'd me- higaer An
5ch We're posted last Monday, bringing the total 70
bic wheat at Chicago quotations Of cash wheat
s6lsc' No Northern York s6lsc; No hard Mani
ern Manitoba s2sc; No Northern Duluth. s3lsc; No
s6sse ali prompt COAX vigorous bun market de-
the afternoon and closing the yery fr Nc
sdySnee or 4.e above the lowest poi2t iatter at was
gs under active pressure from St Lis and news that
bust small the toeI aggregating sss 600 bush,
influence out oyerconsdenee on the short side made the
market sensitive subsequent in wheat COun
Try offerings and receipts generally small again,
scarcity Of corn in fact being feature eyeryUhere In
the cash department there neither export local
business and premiums showed continued strength the
price FOR No being advanced 10 lac over May
At the close No quoted 6s1c elevator and Ssc
afcat No white. u izc, yellow roc both
.OA ATS-After early period Of weakness due
to long selling depression rallied and
held firm for the balance OF the day closing UP rat her
strong about the highest point At New York. $4,000
bush cash sold the local trade No oats closed
4ec; No 3 4sc; No white 50c No white +S1c: track
mixed 4aq5oc: TRACK white 49d52c and No white clips
5tc---. RYE Market steady No Western, 81 and
No Western '6s.c. both ahoat; state rye e4a6Sc
.--- BARLEY Market quiet. feeding quoted esq
65c, and mailing 6sgr72c. both New York.
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STOCK on HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

& REEyEs- Is q 80 head. mainly
city dressed native sides, 7dOc n Cables last re
weight refrigerator beef at IOl9G11lsc per 10 No
ports reported for today tomorrow.
10 be soldi43 Jersey City and 100 Sixtethst The
&fTes I vas steady and al sold Veas sold at sSasg ~
aac per 10 country dressed slow and lower
only very few exceeding quotation dressed barnyard
Sales les Judd Cox 81 ysaIs I2S N average, at 80
Pf Pfr S. 800 NJ Is d" ia ~ at S. 'o 50 little calves IS n
Tobln 8 shannon: q veals l21 70. =. So
H. II. Hollis: veals. lac N. at SIS rs: 5 do. 126 10
J. H. Hume Bro: 6 veas 1ss rb at 50 so.
Sanders veals l2o 10, at 50 80, do. 10 10, at
SHEEP. AND LAMBS Receipts, including sls cars
direct butchers. 1919 cars 2ss4 head making
with the stock carried over from yesterday total Of
st Sheep we're in fair demand and steady butchers
were unwilling 20 take many lambs unless concessions
resulted sales Of best grades were steady other sorts in
most instances sold slightly below yesterdays mark About
s. Is per 100 % X T ab. ar Sc 10 s'1P 7 m
general sales Iass per NJ dressed lambs 90 lie eoun
average at SO so per 100 n: ios Do 10 at s6 So
Tobin & shannon: 20I Ohio Ia!ubs T6 no at SO IS
2li do 6s n. So 3Is 204 Buffalo do. 81 n At 50 60
a, ksF95 Sc 75 Commission Company 2o2 Ohio lambs H.
D. HsrrInst7n: I94 Ohio lambs, 50 n at ss ss Ohio
AHdrsv Mullen 2a7 Bunalq ambs 60 n at So %.
f. H. Hollis; - state lambs. 81 70. az 81 - -
n So 30; DO, s. n s6: 225 do 81 y. at So
HoGs@Receipts a ears Or is5 head about - cars
on sale Market steady. deck OF mixed Western hogs
state hogs quoted at 81 4oas6 60 per loo ib a coGn try
dressed dull at 6qS'sc per n for extreme weights.
age SO . per Ib los mixed western DO 124 70
II. +; Hollis State hogs. 40 70. SO 50; % state
J. + Hume : Bro: = State pigs IS n. at So so;
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EUROPEAN pRoprcE MARKET

Liverpool. Feb. 13-Closng; Wheat-Spot steady; No
. red Western winter. 6s I'd; No I Northern spring
IS nd; No California I'd. steady: Marcel
Gs Ad: MAY 6s 2isd. Corn-Spot quiet American mixed
new So ai2d: American mixed. old. futures
February 5s ID: March, IS 2Ad. May. IS 2lsd Peas
Canadian steady Is Sd. Flour-St fancy winter
arm a Hops London tPseine Coast Arm % los
al. Beef Arm: extra India mess. TBS Pork
prime Western 72s. Hams-Short cut IL TO ~ 10
steady ass Sd Bacon steady; Cumberland cut. ~
Ais Cd; short rib Id 10 "a 10 44s long clear
niddles light y 10 81 10 AS; long mddles heavy
35 ~ 10. as Cd short clear backs, 10 ~ Gd
bellies. "a 10 10. Shoulders-Suuare 10
n. quiet 36s Cd steady: prime Western in
terce~. as 3d, American refined. pals.
steaty; finest nited States Dos
T2s cheese firm; American finest 50. American
finest c3ored. +fs 81 Tallow-P Prime citv steady az
2ls 8i. 1urpentine-SpiTits steady 30s 81 Rosin-
Common steady at As Petroeum-Refned steady AT nd
Lnseed oil firm 3ls Cd.
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CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NevV-York February I5. 1902
CoFFEEThe coffee market opened steady. with prices
70 70 points higher IN sympathy with ruling
q European markets than expected and smaller
spts the crop country than generally expected on
.fs ADVANCE Europe and local leading
socn after the call easier feeling developed
rier selling for profits brought by slight
b The Fre-r market the close s
-rrssssd became evident all public invest
secure profits Further heayinese IN Europe
s1s lG foreign buying did disturb local
ugf The statistical situation. a whole.
trsrsh ana SPOT demand reported slack. Before
he the early rise had entirely disappeared The
doe quiet with prices net unchanged points
Eer Total sales were bur 215oO bags. n street
marx for r--ee business prices
1f1u, basis Of 5atc for invoice OF No Rio
She rired states from Brazil liberal
Il 900 bags from Rio and 200 bags from Santos.
TIE n prices the local to-day
vas Is follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis. Feb 13.-Cotton drm; middling. lice low
middling. 1-l6c sood ordinary 5-l6e net receipts
receipts +02 bales; shipments, 1d2S
bales sales l. 800 bales: stock. o5. .495 bales.
Savannah, tJ-CottOn steady. mdding 3 16s.
good ordinary. TIC; receipts. 2S12
bales exports Great Britain, 49O6 bales; coastwise
/ bale sale 276 bales; stock, 81. 567 bales.
Orleans Feb. 13-Cotton steady; middling. Sisc
good ordinary. 7aSc SB4i
bales exports coastwse. l2T2 bales sales 5000 bales
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-as statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is

lUIIDN- Pronounced strength 5sveiopeE in rcfton
e and tie market had the earuarSs OF being bull
= D0-r SG5 points higher.
eren response 10 firm Liverpool cables, very bull
-slFe1s after call profit taxing n
- bear selling became popular. port receipts
&c tesr Uat the market Was over long Liverpool
sew E1r bel very
hsuFe ~ nearsh character. Private cables.
AesFer- stated that spinning market
sfs IN Europe we've strongly buLsh and free buy
srt-lE for both
ss seemed To practically withdraw from The
y -1l-a7r forced May or 10 s4uc and July 10 s-4lc.
-4l hi-1 prices strong new buying came 20 Nght and
-l eacgTz stepped IN 10 support the list large
sslnste f1r ta-mQrr0ws Houston receipts a time
ltAed any material improvement but reports that
sianoe cf so, making &c f9rry-eight
s-lis 30 cover that print cloths &c.
tely helped ths market Noon found prices
et4 fa= G1ai bis uf Tuesday when the New
sltaalee The trade In little mood 20 be Influenced
gear uneasnes- being completely routed by
f-H-.r7 Do the effect thai parties who were long
lsn-ed demanding the cotton due them delivery day
aoe ne close -hIs option Jumped .6oc.
-hl o. points the next highest option. whereas
snor- time months were holding bet
POSITION March surprising strength ot that
uia Stimulated covering in the Of the list and en
slraged new buying through commission houses Trading
anything recent times Conservative estimates placed
Ne days "a 5tryoU bales The close firm,
via prices about advance q "a - points on pres
tiep months. and lG2 points on next crop options
llriher spot market leo 70
le's ihat Na0I-1gland sDnne-s were bidding for sup
4 mere wei n the south 4 dispatch from ran
htsg stated thar 81 a. ID. Borden bidding 3lsc for
iled amounts = print cloths. tlis being advance
ds-l6l within the .as- twenty four hours
he range contract prices to-day
vas a. follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Feb. 10. p. m-Cotton.spot limited de
sales Of 900 bales. Of which 500 for
speculation and export included g. 100 American Re
Futures opened steady
and closed barely steady; American middling. Feb
88-84a4 81 64d buyers; March and April. 36-64QL
AZ 64d puvers April May 81 6+d sellers. Mas and
Iune 4 a. d4d buyers July. 81 64dpi 3s-64i
sellers: July 3T644 3s 64d sellers August
and September 3364d September and October.
64d sellers October and November. 2I64d sellers
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PEI cotton closed steady. with quotations 1I6c higher.
5 basis ~ e1.c for ridcuG upland and Sc for mid
-E guy Sales 100 bales. Southern spot markets
sptec follows. Orleans steady. 2-iSc higher
l6c, n bile firm fi6c higher al i-16c; Savannah
s.als' sc higher. 3-l6c. Charleston firm. l-i6c
49, ~ Ntsc. Wilmington frm. &c higher, at Sac;
Iii stead. &c higher. $40 Baltimore nominal.
E--ssAkec ~izc- Augusta steady. &c higher.
- - Luis stead. l-lGc higher AT s l-l6c; Gal
nrnl lfc advance. 5-IGc Estimated receipts
60 rleaHs f1r 5000 10 5000 bales.
- Wla 3a64 bales week and 6.443 bales
- ast year Houston fcr morrow. 200 TO 5f6O
l against 3-sl bales last week and 442l bales last
ar Is st the ports and interior points to-day com
- wa --- La- last a-eek and Last
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The STATE or TRADE.

Burslo. Feb 18Flour STEADY. wheat.sprng offer
lngE liberal. No. Northern ~ winter No red. ole
Corn strong No = Yellow. 65ize' 10 yellow. So.
white 4siac. No white, Ar R47sc- No. mixed
No. mixed, 45 -c. Barley. 66d69c spot Rye-N0
! offered 81 &c.
chicago. Feb l3.-The Leading futures rapsed FOL
lows
No .: Opening. Highest. Closing
February T6ls
May --,......... 7sIl 7ss.aTsTs 7Tsa7s 7ssg7sa
july ..........- 7sta 70 Ts-s TS = 179
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s 81 the ports and interior points day con
= ~ .--.a La- -as- .-aek ara -as- Eea-.

q1gt -hchanRe Special Liverpool Cables-SDot cotton
AHersH lOOs bales. speculation ana export, 500:
gpsn1 o'y1, receipts. y 900 American. 2s 600. mid
led Futures opened steady; partial i-6+d sd-
'0eee barely steady, - u3 points higher.
sSsisbs' 80 b; February March and March-Aprii,
snd g1.a asrt-Aay, 43ss: May-Jun 43Tb.. June-Juy
lElat 434 rs. August September. 433b..
Asncsss.-)ctober 424s.: October November. s.2ls.
FIOI-e4 yarns cull and cloths steady
Hsesd 4, sd Al2AIS-Frade OF fair volume and
tln In - steadlnsss Of prices sympathy with the
nprlz r-.-sats IheTe change in the price list.
ener slis t4aS4 30. winter ghtz. 81 7O s. o.:
ktEs 91hs e. 75ns4 u: spring clears. 81 95Gx3 33.
= 10 n NnteI 81 1888 y: extra No winter. sSg
hll e 81 sodS22 50 spot and 70 arrive
snc s--AI FL0URf2uiet Quoted. 81 05Qs2 IS. spot
sele q RYE FLOUR-steady Quoted: Fair
NJkNNr- esS 20. choice fancy. 50 55aS3 b.
2 bfans Quiet Quoted: Kiln dried 81 506Ds3 20
80 -stts MEAI~-Sfeady- quoted Fire white
.s caoSsi - s51$i G5; 81 z7nS1 2s FEED
~ n spring bran. spot szi: sacks ~ arrive
N1isr ~ y, spring bran bulk. $50 5os
@A. W. city bran. 81 80. buekWheat -harps,
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new YORK CENTRAL

- = NJ ana .idd p NJ Daily. sundays. Pitts
ls- ana p1l NTtn ADAMS SUNDAYS only az $50 A II
AraiHs ullru mated
Iicket Offices a. il3 POI. AIS Broadway
tAioa So W Columbus Vest
l-3iA - and lSSfh - Stations NV and
ruLtoH ST. and los Broadway. e r. Brooklyn
Irlepuone $40 18th Street Cor New York
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence "
WsstcOtt Express Company.
= FL BL-oICEIT GEORGE II DANIELS
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new JERSEY CENTRAL.
Liberty and south Ferry trne from south Ferlg
I've minutes earlier than below. except as aotscI
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILkDELPHIA
Is Ts.OU 1900 "10-Ut. -II30 A ~ 2
IS OOz -3+O 74u0 s'4uU. T43U. 800 -ts +7s5 ~
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
100 ?. 81 81. IS mdr
Offices Liberty st. Ferry. Ferry ia Se1 "A
1900 1854 B'w Is. r-rf1r
W-st I55 East l25th 273 l-5th ~ 245 Colw-
bus Ave. NvT -llA. St 344 $50 F1ron 81
BROOKLYN gs .@ruadway Williamsburg New York Trans-
Ter Co calls tor and checks nasgage 70 destination
rFrorn Liberty =. only -Day. fDaly. except sun
day. tSundays only zP=ri0r only.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Aralas leave Eranhlld So. New lurE a
lows and - min. later foot West St y r.
= 10 A. A-For INTERIM points Albany 4 Mont'L
100 7. M.-Chicago Express
-23 p M.-Cont Lin Ter Detroit Chicago & s. Louis
.S:+S 2 NJ Fer Hudson River Points Albany.
-o.1o = Nor Roch-. Buffalo Cleved & Clicazs
Is:tS I. A.-Eor Roeh Buffalo. Detroit & Louis
Daily. tDaily, except sunday Leaves BrookIyn n
mex No az Tle45 A. NJ; No. 1905 p. NJ. I.-sv,
Jersey city. 2. r r. sta. No. I az IT'D A M n =
az t3;S5 p NJ Time tables principal hotels and offces
Baggage checked from hotel residence Westcotts
p : BT.ODGETT. p IA -
Gen ! SUPERINTENDENT Genl Passr Agent.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

- -. New-YorS. February is 1902
BEANS AND 'PEAs-Ths market showed Increased
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NAVAL STORES.

pirits turpentine hrmIv and unchanged. with
80 49, good loobng demand. Rosin steady az re-
sIse' prices Tar firmly a The
southern markets steady. We quote;
~ EPENTINE-S a. d45c
5tES-t'ne hbls, 81 20. machine bbls. 81 -.
" onnon 10 good strained 81 50. n 81 CO. F.
" G, -; " ". 81 IL
STOCK on HAND
Rosn. hbS
spirits tuTpentns.
Tar bbls 3.347
savannah: Feb. 18--spirits turpentine 42c;
Cripls 20 oos, sales 339 exports, 80 R0sin firm
eIIs 5S ohis sales 1913; exports. S35 We quote; 3
9 y 81 2Iiz; r 81 32ta r 9Tis; 81 II. 81 so;
s 81 20; k 81 80: N, 81 70 y, So %; G. 81 go W.
'harleston, Feb l3-Turpentne and rosin unchanged.
Wilmington. Feb 13--Spirits turpentine- Nothing do
ing receipts II casks Rnsin firm, 81 t2z6$l lTla re
cepts POS hbs Crude turpsntne- Nothing doing,
ceipts = bbls Tar firm. 81 20, receipts. 45a bbls.
New Orleans Feb I3.-Receipts- Turpentine 65 bbls.
Exports -TurDentine. Costa Rica. 20 hbls
London. Feb. 13.-Turpeutins- sos
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Foreign c1ea rarEstE: Rlt'0fee market barely steady.
70 Rio 4s775. ez-ha1ge I'D receipts To- OO0 bags
cleared for hs nited states. 24O0O; stock, COO 600
ssresCoee quiet good average Santos. 4S7OO,
rs,spts 2Ioo0 stock I271 600 Hsulburg-Coftee
narSs; opened = zig higher; 2:3O leQzs
pE higher sales. 1000 bags Havre-Coffee market
nsl quiet a-5 "a = franc higher, st y unchanged.
a. n unchansed 70 z franc lower: $50
rtsngsi. total sales - 900 bags
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14

Cash quotations follows Flour. dull and
steady No spring wheat, 73GTGc No red wheat. S5l
s6i1c No. corn. 81 &c. No +3A4 u++c; No. >
white oats. 454c; No white oats. ++G+6c No. rye
Sl6s Northwestern Sill "a Prime timothy seed
$3.50 Glover. grade 50 % Mess bar
Sl5 65dI5 10. Lard per 100 pounds. 81 30Q9 32'-
short sides loose 55s 30 Dry salted shoulders
Ti4c. Short clear sides, boxed IS T5qs So on the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was nrn
creameres. l7a2se dairies 16G22c- Cheese firm, 100
i2c. Eggs firm. fresh 2Sg2Sc.
Duluth Feb -Close-wheat-Cash No. 1 hard. 7sc;
No 1 Northern. -5c. Northern. 72isc. May. 77c;
July 7ssc. Manitoba. No l. Northerp cash, 73c; May.
15l2c; No. = Northern. 69%.c- Corn, 81 'ac.
Milwaukee Feb. 13.-wheat higher: closed. No 1
Northern T6zG7Tc. No. Northern 756T6c Nav, 7sasc
Rye steady. No. l. Gle. Barley steady No =. 64a6+s
sample. 5Sd63Ssc. Corn. May. d2iac.
Minneapolis Feb. I3.-C1ose-w -wheat-Cash 74+dT5t.c:
May 75SG75isc. July. 1914 eG76%sc: No. hard
re; No. Northern 74a4q75 ,se5 No Northern, 73AG
81 753 clears So 7oG3 So second clears 81 As
Bran, in bulk. SO
Philadelphia Feb. wheat-Strong. higher.
grade February s6Gs6lac Corn-Firm. iac higher
. mixed. February. S65 y q66c Oats-Frm. iac
higher No. white clipped, 50'sc Butter-Flrm and
iac higher; extra Western creamery, DC do nearby
prints 31c. EgRs-Ftrm lsc higher; fresh nearby &c.
do Western 32c do Southwestern. Southern
CheeseFirn. NewYork full small. IL
do. 10 fair choice, 91=8llc- Recepts-Flour,
2Tl2O00 pounds IN sacks wheat 81 900
bushels bushels. 30 900 bushels. ship
mensWheat. $1,000 bushels g. 900 bushels oats
l3 600 bushels
TIsc; May. S8iads64sc July 7S%c: No hard. 77laQ
roc. Corn-No cash. 6O3sc MAY 627sc; July. SO Ac.
cash, 44ssc May. 4o9sc: July, STlsc; No.
white, 4S@4Si4c
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[E]AWAE1N9

LfIEA\JZAKJAAu
Annual Winter Tours Havana by WARD LINE Mail
Steamships leave February 30, March L. : To-
visiting all points Of interest in Havana and vicinity
which includes Hotel Expenses, OF carriage
drives guides. transfers. for Il day
One Section through Florida No knowledge OF
Spanish necessary enjoy this delightful trip.
WASHINGTON three day trip leaves Feb. 90 tnclud-
Extension 10 OLD POINT COMFORT . days. extra. S13
SPECIAL WINTER TOURS 70 the NETHERLANDS
italy. Riviera Paris London etc. S@ days. $50
Programmes and Information from
TmM@ NMmN q @mW
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THE MARKETS.
-.- DOMESTIC RECEIPTS FOR TWO
DAYS

.,cu-Tork. February y and II. 1902.
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For Porto GR1GUu
Steamships OF the RED ID" LINE will sail for San
direct follows:
s. PHILsA aturday. February
CARACAS Saturday. March Noon
freight passage apply
BOULION. BLISS q DALLErTs
General Managers, 135 Front
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4 MEXICAN LINE.

DED ID" LINE
- For Guayra. Puerto Cabelo. Curacao and Mara
caibo Curacao-Calling also p r
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
s. : DELPfIIA a. Saturday February Neon
:. : CARACA Saturday March
These superior accommodations for mas
sengers
BOCLTON BLISS & DAILETT
General Managers. i35 Front-st
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HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

EUROPE, $3.50 Cark's Excursion by new, twin
tons June Celtic June 6. July 4 $500 fsiSS
class UnequaIed advantages Attractive der
Rhine. Germany. Switzerland Holland Par-ia.
Nav g. II, June IA Lloyd ROUND
WORLD Oct. s Sls50
F. c. CLARK III Broadway N Y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-12
"FLORODORA."
One of the Largest Audiences of the
 Seas

One of the Largest Audiences of the
 Season.
 "Florodora," in what seems to be in the midst of it's perennial success, brought to the Hyperion theater an audience which completely filled the house last evening.
 Its never ending popularity may be attributed to many things. Leslie Stu art, who has set the music, while not a deep writer usually, has shown some intricate and unique construction in some of the favorite numbers, the melo- dies and rhythms dwelling in the mind much as did those of Pima fore' a de- cade ago.
 The company is a large one and in the cast are found several New York favorites. Recalls were numerous last evening and graciously granted.
 Miss Emmons brought to the part of Dolores" a pleasing mezzo voice not to forget charming figure. James Kier- nan as the phrenologist was exception ally clever and guarded his horse-play well. Under the Shade of the Palms" by Sydney Deane was a popular num- Der, but the second end with it's high
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-12

In the old countries of northern Europe, whence the hardest sons and daughters come, Johann Hoff's Extract has been used by nursing mothers for over half century. Nothing equals it in simplicity of action or in certainty of good results. American mothers would do well to understand how easy it is to get the help they need for the drains upon their strength.
 Healthy women are few in these days of strenuous living overwork, worry, household cares, society duties, one or more which falls to the lot of every woman, make inroads upon the female constitution that are bound to result in serious trouble unless guarded against.
 It is much more important that wom- en should safeguard their health than it is for the other sex; first, because their organization is more delicate, and second, because on them depends the health of future generations.
 A wineglassful of Johann Hoff's Ex- tract taken regularly with meals is the best health insurancea woman can have.
 Insist upon Johann Hoff's Extract and take none of the cheap substitutes offered as "just as good" They have nothing but their cheapness to recom- mend them. EISNER & MENDEL- SON O.. Sole Agsnts. New. York
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-12
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,, 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK;.

climax notes should not have been omitted.
 Miss Isadore Rush dressed and acted the part of Lady Holyrood to perfec- tion, but vocally was hardly adequate.
 The double sextette, which was re- demanded several times, is now dressed in white and red effect and introduces a half dozen handsome girls as well as some men who have good voices. Men tion should be made of the clever dance by Miss Tyson and Lloyd F. Hoey.
 The company, while not the original one, met with general favor through out the evening and the singing of the large chorus was most excellent. Flor odora" will be given again this after noon and evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-12
 SHEEP IN EAST ROCK PARK.

Suggestion To That Effect Considered By
 Park Commission Last Night. At the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Park Commissioners last night, q suggestion was discussed that a flock of sheep be placed in East Rock park for larger cities of the country sheep are placed in the principal parks, and 1t has been sug- gested that New Haven do lkswise as to East Rock park. Superintendent Amrhyn had received d letter from people in Tarry- town, N. r.. offering to sell sheep for the park, and the Commission authorized MT. Amrhyn to pursue further the inquiry and report back. If sheep are placed in the park the flock will probably not exceed half dozen or a dozen in number.
 It has been represented to the Commis- sion that the Orange street bridge, at the foot of East Rock, is in an unsafe condition, and since the Park Commission has no jur,s- dicton over the bridges 1t was voted last night to bring the matter to the attention of the Director of Public Works.
 The monthly report of Superintendent Amrhyn on the condition of the parks con- tains the following:
 East Rock.
 Drives and paths were repaired and made pasSable until the general overhauling takes place. All shrubberes and trees have been pruned and the lawn raked off and rolled. A planting of herbaceus plants and running vines, such as roses and creepers has been executed along the drives in such places as they are most needed. The steam roller and pump were put In good condition and the crusher made ready for opera tion. The coming week a necessary amount of fertil- izer and oam will be carted to the Whitney gate entrance in readiness for the arrival of the ordered trees and shrubs.
 West Rock.
 Paths and drives are being repaired
 EdgewoOd.
 The nursery has been partly removed Such trees and shrubs as were found suit able for planting have been set out on park and set in such a way as to comply with the plans under execution The work so far shows little of what the effect will be when finished
 Beaver Ponds.
 Filling is going on as usual.
 Bay View.
 Paths, drives and lawns have been cleaned up, thoroughly rolled and a new supply of grass seed sown on the lawns.
 Waterside.
 Much filling has been deposited here. The upper portion, near Water street, promises to be ready for grading In the early part of the summer.
 Quinnipiac The park seats have been painted and will be placed on the lawns next week,
 Fort Wooster Fort Hale. All paths and drives are now undergoing repairs, and both parks will receive u thorough spring cleaning.