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Evening journal., 1902-01-25
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

Concessions have Just been granted
to construct and run twenty-seven new
branch lines of the Swedish railways.
The new lines will cover a distance of,
in all. % miles. and it means that Swe-
den will again have occasion TO pur-
chase a large quantity of rolling stock.
Two hundred Qld people, whose ages
altogether amOwhted to 16,S14 years
have received half a sovereign apiece
from the Magistrates poor box al
Brighton. England Charles Green
Evening journal., 1902-01-25

There are doubtless thousands of
persons in Wilmington, and through
out the State who would gladly con
tribute a small amount to a memorial
to William Mckinley. An opportunity
to do this will be offered on Wednes-
day next The school children will
make voluntary contributions by plac-
ing the amounts of their offerings in
envelopes. All persons wishing to add
their mite to the fund can give it
through the children. In the evening
of that day an entertainment will be
given in the Opera House; an excellent
program has been arranged. Persons
who obtain seats will be helping the
cause and providing for an evening S
entertainment The committee will
guarantee that the money will be
properly expended. and that the me-
mortal shall be in keeping with the life
and character Of its subject
Evening journal., 1902-01-25

The Danish West India Islands will
become American territory if the SEN
ate ratihes the agreement entered into
between the Secretary of State and the
Representatives OF Denmark. The rea-
sons impelling America to purchase
these little bits of land are negative,
rather than positive. We do not need
them. but their possession by another
country might offer a constant menace
10 US It seems certain that Denmark
has decided to sell them and Germany
Evening journal., 1902-01-25

A most pleasing impression is ere
ated by the visit of the Hon. William
J. Bryan to New England, There is no
possible political significance attach
ing 10 his tour: all that is eliminated;
and the public which has known him
heretofore as fiery party orator,
blazing like a meteor through a hot
campaign, now makes the acquaint-
ance of an amiable philosopher and
high-thinking citizen Of the republic
u no teaches the civic virtues IN tascl-
mating discourse Boston Post.
Evening journal., 1902-01-25

Suppose those persons who object to
our Philippine policy and who are Civ
ing encouragement to the natives to
prolong the war, suddenly had the ad-
ministration Of the Government placed
in their hands. What would they do?
They would either have to subdue the
rebellion, or withdraw The army. The
permanent status of tine islands is a
question that must be considered after
wards
Evening journal., 1902-01-25

A friend of the President has sent
him box of choice cats to clear the
White House of rats. The next Ques-
tion is. who will send along cat ex-
torminator?
Evening journal., 1902-01-25

Entered al the Wilmington postofnce as
second-class matter.
Evening journal., 1902-01-25

Japan's foreign trade has in thirty
years increased from less than 81 TO
nearly 81 per capita per annum.
Evening journal., 1902-01-25

Because of unwillingness to wear
glasses. women suffer more from their
eyes than do men.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

steadily around recent fecres Refined petroleum con-
the tRues cn IN a5y 5Tanca nd5 aRa IS 6n T
Sa s. sR5 3d. IN rena ege % es s s. So coonsed
9i-P-ims crude b. mills Ioe prime M simmer vel
low, 36a37c, nominal better grades n9minaI' Psa9 P
White sog3le prime winter y97 asa t7c. ctofow1 raw
44a45c; Calcutta 55c lard oil sSasec irregular dur
ing the day bat generally quite steady IN tone Of only
close rather firm on account OF western enent ana
10c advance in live hogs the market eaStI n in the
last hour on moderate demands shorts Shaso a
TeporTed 50 eco hogs kansas Gi!g so @ Sa PORK
STEADY; quoted: Mess s1Sas1s 30 family SIS m Sa6 3
SIT family sl6as1s: packet i4a$i6 InSta nd os mss5
$2Sass B5E4 4odF-m Quoted: Bacons $50
r. Sac 100 n s$se; 1fo ~ sl3c pigs ,39 S SMOKING
9c 10 H. a56I0o l2 n 81 g9:f u r,eeS n $aSsG hams
gs: 9dfea @a6ssa sa2glqiF: s1s quoe9T s
country 6461. IA IS-Easy; 3D. qqoT1 6 easv quoted
South America, 11.5oc; Continent 11l5c BGazl ISE hS
y zoe; compound Gull quoted a % = e. lard tearine 126
RICE-The bulk Of the business today was ooaI IN Jag
appearance in the market The general 5 tons arefs
was steady to firm The South reports st5ns foow
Domestic, ordinary, 3l4@3@4c; fair to good 5o @
Japan eo foreign 4a54c % nominal d9@sstie 4s@
f agn @ rened FmsGGn Sugar an ere points
on all grades This brings quoted rates down 10 me
Booked p lateig @ The arkst is slightly ovsrsold We
and ande cubes eut 5Se Gef XX&% dWdred
iaed a5c Eagle ao cartons bags o fine
Eagie dne and standard granuiaed 4s3o digmon55 emo 4 4
2SS 2S S9nfsetiGRsTs cor e So a. a9s 4a A'S d @
10 4Soc No a 9 Il! 2oG IG No No 4 Fa9ie s'e po o
dsred iV i5s crystal domnos DOC the local market d1
fasa q T sS ss nss stsaS sad & fHs 5
test 71gsf ,n401 a06 SiaSsS 6eet sugar market d
higher with December and anHary wary T at Ss 3d.
SIS Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

Chicago Dec. Observation-Disclosures 600 head: slow.
lower good prime SIS 609S6 So poor to medium
50S5 80; stockers feeders Sass sO cows II sI
heifers. 81 90GS5: Gamers 81 JgsZ 80 n9 s-g
Receipts to-day. $4,000 head; Tomorrow 4eo ley
over 1OG15c higher: mixed ana outcners 20 oop
2 good to choice heavy. Sc 30s6 80; rough heaSy
606S6 10; pulk Of sales. soHSb ~
Shee-Receipts head: sheep and lambs steady 70
weak good wethers SIS T5gs4 % fair TO choice
mixed 81 1898 10: lambs 50 I5ns5 80
East Buffalo, Dec 1j.-Cattle-HecePts, o.tuo heads
orened easy closing slow and lower prime
steers 1896 shipping steers - eS8S9 0 putce
steers So T5d$4 5 heifers 50 25GSi 80; 81 5OS
Gamers 81 50d$3 bulls. 81 T5GSi % fresh cows and
choice. S50aS50; medium good S4og$4s common SO
6S3O. Veafs-Receipts. SO head, DC hsner- tops.
IS T5G$9 %: common good. 81 5Gq$S so Hogs-tte-
cepts. head: active fOui5c higher hesVS - t4
rou-s SIS T5Fs5 SO 81 75s5 80 sheep and aros
Receipts sheep frm lambs 5s higher top
1885 culs To good 81 51S0 %, yearnnss
250S4 70; ewes 81 25S4 80; sheep top mixed % Se
81; culls 70 good. 81 1888 90 --oa -.,-.
Kansas CITY Dec 15.-CattIe-Recepts, $500 natives
150O Texans calves $50 head. mostly natives HaTRet
generally dun and lower; choice export ana DRESSED pee
steers So U5GS6 good I5SJ, stoCrsrs ana
feeders S3I$4 Western fed steers. S3s1 10 Iexas ana
Indian steers, 81 40GS3 20; Texas cows 81 $I694S1"o
native cows 81 50dS4 native hefeTs s. 5cGSi can
Receipts market. 5dlOc higher; top; SO O
heavy. So 1CdSS -. mixed PACK
SSSG 10 light, 81 s0dSS 0" Workers s6 80 US PIGS
SOdS5 Sheep-Recepts. LEO head market seasly
TO strong native lambs SASS 4o Western lambs S5 S
ewes S3lI$i ~: native WetherS So IV9 - -
wethers S3dS4 % stoekers and feeders S26i y
East Liberty, Dec 15-Cattie lower: cboice >, '9A
So 9O prime 81 4OISl good S1GSJ 80 Hogs higher
heaves 1896 mediums s. 10, heavy workers.
50: do So 25: pigs So 200 So p roI9ns
81 2OQS2 choice lambs s. f0H$5 6 veal calves $50 - ~
Cattle steady 50 50d$5 Sheep strong s2gS3 So Lambs
strong, SiFISJ 30
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

METALs-TIN-The London tin market scored sen
Sd with spot closing at sic IS JOS
abroad and ruled very hrm a9yaneing matter o
the contrary was lower London declining Is Sd to
spot 100 lis Sd for futures In the local
na stahdaid quoted io75c; lake AZ Il CSC and
hehanged here @ at 4 but IS ID higher
Unchanged here at 4e5c London fls Us ed
ondfes EnSsh 81 @ n4 d and Mddesboro at AIS Cd
The local iron market was quiet ana nonins5y &
foundry Northern, No foundry southern and No I
foundry soft. at $22g$23; warrants remain
MOI]AssEs AND SYRUPs-The market for molasses
steady but qGis being inpenceo f oy me m
prices for refined sugar. quo LIZ god 1c2ic
prime 22q27c Orleans open kettle Sggg4oc syrup e5o
Common. 12g4c fair 15Gl7c; good lSa2oci prime. 2lg
wise business G9ntnnee n e Fh East In other departments
ma f sp5 Ws liz light and rates unchanged Steamers
were in in the various trades but owing
lions to liverpool London Newcastle and Antwerp lsd
SMd HUI 25sd; HAMBURG l7is pfenngs Bremen 9en ,, 30
P5sngs ndo5 R95teTa 6a as L British
steamers 1885 and 655 tons general ] cafe nece aS 20
S0It S mart cargo coal Newport NewYork 6s. option
os gGstq on s8a IS 3d. a6a Saecisi cvit Teeeha
ls2o l32 tons Sis 3D. British steamer sOs timber Gulf
Holland shd 1nfed $50 fo3s trade
trp al or about i January British s ;ts stealeS mes
iG ssl tons coal to NswY9T & es B[itish ,tis
ao9 tons Java TO PesTaTs law
gSS P4SSF-lftS
Iot Careret private terms steamer
ais tons coal Newport News to Boston pTSaS sSsbai
British bark s50oe cases pet5oe9l
iec 1befoo January-February; two tkusshn
ss rs and tons and NoTwegan oaraS; GOO eaS %
bsIAs' .;Dober Pensacola the Continent and e[ah
SEtic Sos: Russian bark, 4Sl tons same srs % n the
tSaIuS; oT3 tons timber SABINE fass 20 te
sian BARK o ITALIAN bark s49 sawn timber Pensa-
1 tn T~ned Kingdom Continent gs: ioI "a s
coIa 10 and hevn timber Appalacnicoia 20 Lne
,.5 ~ e KINGDOM or Batic sos h ana 10 T
speetiTey o booner 51s lumber Appaachlc9a TO
denas 90 ~ q -. schooner 3T3 TONS ulroeT oa
Fall Ki'e X eNeYork private terrs sch9Sner & U ] ions
vine 10 5"sck 10 New-York. 50 20; 5r,sh
lumber brnn5sf d5 St John N b TO Washngton ,p eoo'
British schooner. i43 tons coal. Elizabethport TO
e * 2o 81 i5 schooner l36 tons coal MeehamSen S
10 Boston ~. Schooner 525 tons coal Pert Johnston m
TO Boston 95: schooner 1S9 tons coat 90 r5a 20
10 Portland so3 tons. coal Perth AInhoy 70 "
Salem. coal,
tucke 81 50 scho1S. s6f tons coal. Philadelphia 10
Providence = 81 17s COAL Phiadeipnla 10
NeT there change m nns for set and
nnarke s,,,sT, with demand az b'. ,s Held
Io,M I,sseS oil continues in moderate re4ue' D-' -
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. December IS

New-Tork. December Is, 1902.
Yesterdays coffee market a steady start
Ct unchanged prices; ruled dull during the session
ana was without special feature until late in the daE
Ehen furry OF short selling values down points
decline. with sales OF but
bass. early without influence Bofn
ne European markets but this had been
The primary markets unchanged me
Interior receipts reported for the day were light put
byond temporary pressure noted around midday exerted
appreciabl Such offerings as there were early
the account OF importing interests
quite promptly by shorts Taken alto
dull affair. and nothing new
alter previously formed opl-
oas to probable values, with the exception or me
which the naturalization OF the
crop expectations. The spot market was quiet
o1,oratiorps OF Total
deliveries in the United States for the week
144.394 bags last week ana
rs 35l bags for the week year ago OF the former
reported 774S4 bags Santos receipts
122.o00 compared with 14o.oOO
COO last Rio receipts
bags the previous
65.O09 bags last year Rio shipments 20 the
&c 600 the week: TO Europe
2000 bags Santos shipments the United states for
the week. 10000 bags; Europe. 12Io00 bags. Bahia
receipts week 400 bags; present stock
5000 shipments II the United States for
the week . 500 hags: 70 Europe 800 bags
prices IN the local market to-day
VA follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

TJve-nool Dec I5-CIosIng: Wheat-SpOt firm; No
red Western winter 81 lid: No 1 Northern spring.
So 7.d futures steady; December 6s Sd March 6s I'd
NAV Is I'D Corn-Spot quiet. American mixed, new,
5s ID: mixed. old 5s 4d; futures steady; Jan
As March, Is 32sd Peas-Canadian steady az
SIS 715d. Flour-S Louis fancy winter quiet at IS sd
Hops at London Pacific Coast hrm at IS 15s1tI Beef
frm. extra India mess 115s Pork finn; prime mess.
Western 92s Hams-Short cut. IA to is 10 quiet at
53s Bacon quiet: Cumberland 26 to so 10. 4Ssshort
rib Il ~ sos: long clear niddles light = to %
middles. heavy, 50 to 40 10 Sos;
short clear backs 10, sos clear bellies IA to 16
10 COS Shoulders-Square II 10 13 ID. quiet at 43s
Lard quiet; American refined, in pals 5Ss cd; prime
Western. tierces. 57s I'd Butter nominal Cheese
strong: American white colored sos. Tallow-
Prime city 2ss Sd TurpentneSpirits firm at
S9s Cd. Rosin-Common firm at As 71zd. Petroleum
Refned firm at 6&sd. Linseed oil firm 25s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

81; do green. S1QS2 30 do wax per crate slas1 a9 do
$IGS2; turnips Russia. bbl SOC Soc do white
s1gS1 % tomatoes Florida. carrier S1gsS 90; do
California. S10S1 hotfCUse fb Soc
HAY AND STRAW-HAY- Receipts continue moderate
but the market is fairly supplied for the time Buyers
forced frequent visits for small purchases
as the hauling badly mpeded by the partly bloekaded
Prices firm grades and irregular for all
under sorts We quote Prime. large bales per 100 No.
St32c4Sl; No !. 9Oda21ec No 2 SllfSoe no g. oOao,c
clover prime 7OS0c: under sorts 60QIOc; clover
clear, prime, 60QG2i2c. all poor clovers neglected
STRAW-Fhe demand shows conSide raDle cold weather
addition and the market is fairly supported at the range
70IS1c long Receipts of hay and straw. IN
reported the Produce Exchange at noon today
Hudson River Railroad. 230 Erie 25o Pennsylvania 2o
shore 40: Lehigh Valley so: Baltimore and Ohio
40 Western 10: Central Of NewJersey, 50
river boats so Total LOGO tons Receipts or straw
by river
Eign. Ill. Is Butter ruled firm on the Board OF
today at 20 pound. The weeks sales were
600
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

Spot cotton closed quiet. with quotations ~ pom, ma
higher on the basis of &c for middns uIialo dai
ssc for niddlng cuff Sales amounted 70 ?, aOU NaS
Southern telegraphed as
Orleans closed Lice higher at 500
set9 bales. Mobile and unchanged a. g. sIes' SEQ
bales Savannah steady Lice higher. al oc' ss5d
ssl-s Charleston firm. 1-2c at &C.
llsc higher at ec sales. 4s3 bales ie hipbe- at
s5fs ssi.s 80 tales Augusta firm. Lice hgher' at
35lsc; sales ssI bales Memphis quiet Sez
s&c- ssles 90 tales Estimated receipts AT y
Orleans for traorrow are 1900 70 oas
compared with 70 4ss bales actual last week ac
ales To- ~ ssrn ds,1 wear ago At Houston Tor to
morrow 200 bales are eae ls - year
With u df6 bsles actual last and % s5S 81
Ego Galveston expects from 15.ooo 70 ls'ooo
contrast with 1903 bales actual Tor tIic
esy last week and I55 bales last year a. a.y com
Receipts al the ports interior points to~oa:' ~
Jared Eti,5 .ie ssrne dav last week and last year;
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
D DR0POSALS FOR TABLEWARE. ETC.

i PhiIa Depot O. NJ. Dept. 142s Arch-st, Phila..
Pa Now IS i902-Sealed proposals. tripIicate Will
be received here IL o'clock A NJ. Thursday De-
cember IS 1902 furnishing this depot with 10000
1000 Dish Pans, 1000 Chop
ping Bowls 1000 Meat Saws 200 Scales and Weights.
SIeves 500 Graters and 1000 Frying Pans Standard
samples all articles can be seen at the sch9ylkn
cent Increase If desired by the Department
PROPOSALS or any part thereof Preference given
production manufacture conditions
Of quality price ncudng in the price Of foreign
51ctTon the duty thereon) being
A GTARA ANTEE in 10 per of the value Of
tices proposed for accompany each proposal CN
NTFFD BIDS will be considered Blanks
nroposals viii be furnished application Envelopes
rdOrsed Proposals for Table
ware and addressed Col. JOHN V. FUREY. Asst
Or Mr.. General u s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet but seaa
No spring wheat 751z0I6i=c; No B. T14'2i2c NO req
Is sII6c: No 54s4c No yellow, oafie S9 =
No white. 3Sc: No WHITE 81 2 lSf72t.
No rye, 491sc; good feeding barley s9a3 Ialr
choice mating, 45956c; No faxseed 81 To- NO
western 81 "a prime timothy seed. s. 90 clover ont
grade $40 49, pork per bbl S1t lard per lOo IT,
salted shoulders Cboxed), IS 25Q $ !1 snort car
tboxedl IS T5ds9. whskey. basis OF high wines 81 o.
Exchange to-day the butter market was
steady ceameres 1Sd2Si2c; dairies. 1la-tc eggs
on returned 2ic: cheese steady ll44e1-2c
Duluth Dec. 15-Closz: Wheat. cash No l hard i42sc'
No / Northern. 1889 Northern, I19sc DeceTapsr
73gsc May. T61a 9T6sc: Macaroni No l. 6ec NO - oos
Oats-December. 3112c; May. 33i2c-
Milwaukee Dec. 15-wheat higher close No ! NoTina J
ern 77I5c: No Northern. 76q76I2c May, 1i4te rye rye
steady No l, 5fR65Is4c Barley dull; Standard o+c'
sample 35G59c. Corn-May. 1886.
Philadelphia Dec. 15.-Wheat firm; contract crane,
December 764IT6%ic Corn dull and 1c lower; No : IN
EXPORT elevator quiet but firm; No NhiS6 SS6
cipped Ss15c Flour unchanged Rye -four STEADY "
ass 25 per bbI Buckwheat Hour unchanged butNsF
firm good demand; extra Western creamery &c e1sL
nearby prints quiet but stradJ. fresh HrnS
western 26T2Tc Southern zdc- loss on
cheese firm: good demand; NevYork full creams PRIME
small 13.c: do good. small l3rlS+2c; 90 pI!He
large l31ac good, large. 12ul5&c 500
Flour COO and I.29,0O0 N in sacksG wheat 1eoV
bush: corn 22O0O oats, 600 bush ShlpIlelltS
Wheat 900 bush; corn 2S coo bush; oats 5000 oush
St Louis Dec. 15-CIose; Wheat. No red. easn;
nominal: December II1lc bid; MAY. 1e@4c asked NO
hard 6SdT2c. COrn-No cash. 1910; Lecelhoer, 10
hid MAY. 397sc bid Oats-No cash, 3ic DeceHloet'
s3Isc nominal; May 3214c No white. 36'aaS'c-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

COTTON-Great excitement developed at at 'e e-d yerv
fxcbar-e ro--ia,- started
active t an advance Of 7G1o points Tne in!ilai aT
was due n strong cables from Liverpool, ~iefe tio
closed at rise Of aga points nstsao Sng ~ Of
OF points due TO Inatct
New-York market Saturday The hsngIlsn ~ T,rvn
cables to the appearance
tan sDeculato-s who were reported have bought el
neJEy following advance IN Two oays t-eSered TO
the local market pi
largest business since Vs de
an classes Of blvers coutendng for sopples
accelerated II not cr1ginateo Dy t ~ zen
rf recsprs expand predlcLe1 t
statistics show continued to aE 900
visible slpuly Of American cotton now dDout .-oI
fsles ,,n5er last years notwithstanding the
movement for has been greater u-i
Of Wall Street news resaIulI
stock market was better and Wall Street oorro
~ the rise OF the price o
Fail River reported unlimited demand loI pr Ind
Up 10 and including February, on the oasls ,s re
he price OF the raw InateI ~ cotton
ascted frrner views the part OF hotuets %
pods t1ouf however materially stimulating the az
eaoSs The weather news was very
Is phase OF the situation many continue 70 Sa@
small From the low prices o. 80 was
the extreme advance Of n this market -
a0d24 points market many III a. s.irnate5
Of llGlS points. Total sales OF Aulute "S-N
az 525.0 bales. -,a.
The range contract prices In the iocai niaIAe ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

mand with prices points higher American n;ddlins
fail middling. 4.6Sd, middling hold low
rtdling. 4f2d: good ordinary, 43ud: ordinary 4 ied
The sales the day 10000 bales. OF Whlcn ovo
and and included 9lVu amer
lean Receipts 1900 bales including $500 American
Futures opened and closed steady; American
mdding & o December. 452d; DECEMBER and S9nuaIE'
January and February February ana AaICh;
March and April and April and MAY, 45ot; May and
I1nn md Lulv and August. 4.5Oas4 Sd
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
Proposals.
ARMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST. NEW

~ York city Dec. 10. 19G2--Sea1ed proposals. in
trpIicate subject the usual conditions. will be
ceiyed here Dec. Both, 1902 and
then opened of bidders for the consruc
ton and complete equipment of Standard Steel Screw
steamer for Service of the ouarermasters
Department accordance with the conditions spechca
and drawings be at this office. u s
serves the right reject accept bid part
thereof all bids should be enclosed in
sealed envelope addressed the undersigned and marked
Proposals Steamer. to be opened Dec 80. 1902
I w I.ITTEII. Major & Q. NJ. Depot Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo 15-F1our firm best patent spring - 259
81 30 straights spring $+Gs+ -. bakers cea
spring. 50 25aS3 low grades winter and E sIIs 8 9sE
four SO 5OasS 10 rye flour. SO 5G9s4. Wheat-SpTtns
dull: No 1 hard spot, size: winter nothing dong
Corn stead: No . yellow. &c: 3 50056c
oats firm; No white. BE: No mixed 35lsc- Barley
4sG62c. Rye-No 1 in store. 5612c asked
Chicago Dec 15-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
PNEUMATIC TUBE MAIL SERVICE.
DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING

ton. D. C. Nov. 81 19o2-seaed Proposals will be
the Second Assistant Postmaster
General POST once Department until Jan $.
Ton9 OF mail service by
l905 ior I similar devices at the cfty Of Chcaeo
M Pamphlets giving description of require
~ 1njer advertisement be
ton n the Postmaster Chicago application
The second Assistant Postmaster General Washington.
n r, "a g PAYNE Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT

the Bureau Of Navigation. Navy Department. Wash
IL o'clock Tuesday. December 80.
1902 here publicly opened mnediaey thereafter for
NavaI Academy Annapolis. Maryland. Blank forms OF
nroposal specifications viii be furnished and plans
the Bureau of Navigation,
Na2 II 0epa-.4nsrt Washington. c. U. S.
Ann Nd, the Office OF Ernest
FfseS Architect 35 Wall Street, New York. a set OF
NAV be obtained the Architects Office, by de-
nsitin SIS oue-haif which viii be refunded their
TTeturn W. S. COWLES. Acting Chief OF Bureau. Dec
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits turpentine quiet with seers
Offering at 55c for machine made barrels osln was
steady 10 firm Tar ruled firm, and buyers were taxing
some stock at full rates. We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls. SAG
SIC
TAR-Pine bbls. So %; oil bbls. 81 40. go. o,,,. -
ROSIN-Commcn good strained. 81 s0q$1 SZt:; "
81 50: E 81 90: F 81 G5a$2; G. S20s2 %: II. 81 10
s. 40dS2 10: 81: NJ s. y. 50 S51S3 80. c. 81 l."
and w W, 81 5Oa$4 co.
STOCKS ON HAND
Spirits turpentine bDls s2s
IaF Dds .'''''''''' ~
Savannah Dec 1J.-Turpentine firm. Sic; receipts
7G3 bbs: sales 4O7; exports 467. firm; receipts
a607 bbls exports 9s5, Quot 4. b c. p s. a. a.: f.
81 40: II, 81 30. 81 70; X 81 oo NJ
sos; \, 81 90 W 6. 81 so; W W, 81 20 ,,o,o,,.a
Wilmington. Dec 15-Spirits turpentre 5112c; re-
ceips l3 81 35qSf 40; receipts 4oI
bbIs turpentine 81 1888 receipts, 1 bbls
firm. 81 60; receipts. $50 bbs
NeW-Orleans, Dec 15.-ReceptS-Rosin- Std hDlS.
London. 15-Sprts turpentne, 39s. Rosin-1Aner-
tcan strained, IS; fine. 9s Cd
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

So Boston. Mass, Dec. II, 1802-Seaed proposals
for dredging Boston Harbor. Mass. will be received
D. 1903 and then publicly opened
information furnished application ". S. STANTON.
EnSrs-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

Coffee cables-Rio-Coffee market steady; No 4 no:
$500 12d; receipts 5000 bags cleared Tor nc
United states 1900 hays; cleared for Europe 1000 bags
COO Santos-Coffee market weak. good
average Sartos $500: receipts 50 stock 14se
200 bags Hamburg-Coffee market opened = pfg lower
30 m 4 pig sales. COJ bags haNie
Coffee opened steady. = frame lower az Y M ui
changed. steady and unchanged at 0So H. tle
cll-oa al LIZ EaEs.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

OTHER mARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

8 Judd Co Gate Saturday: Sc mixed Western hogs
$50 n. at Se t2h
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
s ENGINEER OFFICE, s12 sT. PAUL

y St Baltimore Nd. Nov. II. 1eo2.-ProposaIs for
dredging Bay. Md. will be received until noon
pee II 1902 opened Specifications. blank
forms information will be furnished application
PETER C. HAMS. Col. Engrs-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
MOmNag M0lE @TEAMER5

Cairo to Luxor and First Cataract.
Raueses III Jan. 81 ESarneses Jan %
Rameses the Grt.-.- ian. III
and weekly thereafter connecting with service for Second
s evs Tuesday and Saturday. Dahabeahs and special
s]aaynsrs Tor families and private parties
sNS0-A-0-o TTIOS- COOK & SON,
261 & Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

Receipts Of interior points in thousands
last three ciphers 600 omitted Hour bpls gram DuSH
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
NEST IMllLE@a $125 s 2.

nv sneciaIlv chartered North = g.
Kaisern. $500 tons January H. days shore trps:
guides drives included These extras VIII COST
with other Passengers leaving cruise az
Nassau receive free ticket TO Miami .....a
Norway Russia Cruise, July =, $1,000 up.
FRANK G CLARK III Broadway, New York