davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01
CHODOWIECkI ETCHINGS.
a FINE COLLECTION OF WORKS OF THE
HOGARTH OF GERMANY" IN
LEMON LIBRARY.

The collection OF Chodowiecki's etchngs re-
Gently presented by 5. P. Avery TO the New-York
Puti-c Library. and placed exhibition in the
print department Of the Lenox branch. is re-
garded by Frank Weitenkanpf, curator of the
department as one OF the most valuable collec-
tons q prints ever acquired by the library as 4
single gift. Tho etchings are bound in thirty
three Volumes and Include sixteen hundred sep
arat4 subjects. The set contains the studies OF
the artist for his various series. among which
the most valued are those Of the characters, pas
sions and dress Of his time his historical and
theatrical work. and his illustrations Of the
books Of famous authors, including a Shake
spear. a Don QuiXote, a Noltaire. q La Fon-
tain a Leasing ard ,iessner. There are seven
volumes Of book plates. four Of historical sub
iect-. two Ct theatrical. two Of humor and
fve n miscellaneous plates, besides single
volumes devoted 20 the more important series
TIL library also possesses. in other editions. the
NOR pratentious plates etched by Chodowiecki,
irclG4in- The Farewell Of CALAIS TO HIS Fam
fly" just before his execution. the work which
xon FOR the artist his first great fame, and his
Illustrations for the life Of Christ
Il . talk with j Tribune reporter Mr.. Weiten-
k.,,lur said the collection was particularly valu-
abb 10 artists and actors desiring to represent
characters Of the last half Of the eighteenth
century He declared the works of Chodowiecki
the most prolific and faithful studies IN costum
Ing IF his period. Mr.. Weitenkampf also said
tn -laracter and passion studies and those
la1tnz to the trades and various sorts Of fools
were revelation OF thu finest details of the Gus
toms veal nesses and foil es If the time t. which
they refer. H. said Chodowiechi the only
artist Of his day and kind to win the honor Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01

VALUED.
THE CITY'S WATER SUPPLY.
REMINDER OF INITIAL EFFORTS To Sc
fupE, TT DIT To on 1776

CURE 1T-RELIC OF 1iIO.
The Tribune received in the mail Of last week
an oldtime city treasury note, one of those
issued at the time of the first efforts of this
city to establish a municipal water plant. The
note sent to The Tribune by Samuel P.
Avery. of No. East Thirty-eighth-st. At the
office of the City Chamberlain it was said that
several of this issue still extant. and per-
sons still drop in occasionally to redeem them,
only to learn that they worthless, except for
their historical value
At the present time, when the need of j
larger water supply is becoming more and more
imperative. a glance at the history of the city
at the time this note was issued is interesting
The note is of an issue of 1776, aggregatins
the sum of e., 800, about $4,000. This money
was raised for the purpose OF building a reser-
voir east Of Broadway, between Pearl and White
SITS. The reservoir was to be filed with water
pumped from the Collect Pond, at Centre and
Leonard SITS.
While this undertaking was being accom-
plished crisis came in the Revolutionary War.
the British took possession Of the city, and the
work was stopped. After hostilities ended
the system extended by means of pipes
made out of followed logs, so as to supply resi-
dents as far north Pear-st., then the north
ern limit of the city.
The city granted a franchise to the preside I
and directors of the Manhattan Company in 49,
to sink wells at the of Elm and Read
SITS. and to lay pipes far Beecker-st. ii
1915 the wooden pipes were replaced in some
places with iron tubing, but the system was not
enlarged to any extent, and soon became mao =
Quate
| 1t not until 1921 that the city authorities
began to look outside of Manhattan Island for
its water supply, and then it was that the Com
mon Council ordered investigation OF the
Bronx River and Rye Pond. These water sources
regarded however Inadequate,
1892 the city authorities asked the legislature
| for the right to investigate the Croton water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01

bookkeeper he earned extra money by painting
the lids of snuff boxes and later learned enamel
ling His first employment as an engraver was
by the Academy of Painting. of Berlin, to Illus
trate the acadeny's almanac Subsequently he
etched twelve plates illustrating the passion Of
Christ His etching OF The Farewell of Calais
His Family in 1867. made him famous in
Berlin. and more than a hundred proofs of the
plate sold, He died in 1901. director Of
the Berlin Academy of Arts and Sciences. He
has been called the Hogarth Of Germany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01

extensive catalogue. His studies of coffures
alone the curator pronounced a marvel Of pains
taking labor. and perhaps the most trustworthy
in detail Of al the illustrations OF the period,
The collection was part of the famous Craw-
ford collection. of LakeIands Cork.
Chodowiecki born in 1126, in Germany.
His father was an apothecary. who knew some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01

shed. This Investigation was followed in 1884
by act of the legislature authorizing the con-
strucjiuu + the Croton aqueduct, and on pcto-
ber II The opening II the aqueduct was cel-brat-
cd with appropriate ceremonies Since that time
the Crutun syst. III has been extended and en-
larE.d. bar the water that the resident of the
island NJ Manhattan drinks to-day comes from
thu same shed which first tapped in l>.'-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01

thing II miniature painting and pursued Il as
Dastime The father taught his son. Daniel Mich
olas. all he knew OF both his trade and his art
but died when the boy was young. and the lad
was left to earn a living for his mother and
himself as best he could. While employed as a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01
10 WORRY

From The Philadelphia Record.
Yes said Chony; I've got very extrava-
CANT IDEAS"
Il wouldn't worry over it, remarked Cynict :.
You can: have many OF them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23

s-Irre and 1,iet ~es9ess due 70 the heavy
and EnSlis markets for tin today session closing
point decline and London break # 3 Is Cd s66t SS
there SIS Al the o2@3n York Of fI e with
for future delivery 26c. eh1 e /" tons
also reflected great weakness undeTone following }e
market eased off points inside prSe 25S axe %
ia isE ssssio a ?Gd e sstiq
lyt il 4'e and casting at Il 45c London
Sc 90 7pHi s9slqs a i52 Is I'd and futures
at LONDON .s?PeLIE2--spelter steady and un
T local market for iron 4OF Ts a a5 te b
e s5agsa1 Nv nominal; Nc foundry North
sGutaeTn land, and Ne fqgndry southern soft s22as2a
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-syrups ruled STEADY, wifi,
liberal oferings but prices were wen maintained Mo
49, sTe l.ebH I'm goa demand for grades
3Tssns Ge I common s0l8c fair 4a6c good
rys 1 sSon fs5o I3s fair laa15c good 6G7c
light and Limited to small and medium vessels for
chansed For steamers the demand showed no improve
London Glasg9w and antwerp I'D Bristol aa SerR2 S
I'd Lsth 2s:d Newcasts Sd: Roerdafn 5c HAM iiqr
JT 5f London CHARTERS per sfe 100 ~
asts az ocR6eT M9rH9E5n steamer 7os tons deals
steamer M res tons DEALS St Lawrence to West Bra
Ryisqe S nB to G["esas q. s'esmer 29s tons deals
lbs tons cotton Savannah 20 United Kingdom or Gf
agorioe NeTYoT d ff o IsSo
option and oGebec IS Cd Rsb to Montreal
tons nitrate, west coast South America 10 north
seras lss % Russian ship 1852 tons lumber st Js
n b. 70 Australia, private terms British harIy IN IN,
tons phosphate Tampa Yokohama 2as i,93!
TO Hampton Roads. lis 81 Is al 5JTen Ae!c
terms Norweg1an bark, $50 tons. lumber Gull - btte
yres sno0 october British schooner 2e8 TONS ,uncs
Mobile to Gioara and Vita private terms British .cb
private terms schooner go tons lumber Jackso5iii
nrIns'ick % sew 1ork i"s schooner. tons sar,
70 oaIe e. schooner FOG tons coal South A,nt, IN
timber. Gulf Holland and United ana 1899
vate terms: British steamer 4T6 tons rlsa9l pr
Gulf Denmark. IFS. November British steai cargo
tons Gulf trade three months. private terms lefl
1913 tons genera cargo hence 20 Cayenne private ,nf
schooner 9ss ties, Brunswick 10 Na, terms:
lSIsh steamer oo4 IONS General cargo hence 10 ST.
OILS-On spot eottonseed oil market yv.z -,
very little change only moderate totI 'eady
mand. October quoted 35i3c and &c DC
prices marked down meet oItsids LIN
ton, but demand showed improvement and
seemed disposed accept stl lower
steady at prices recently quoted Petroleum bills
and In bulk. 4s5c; Philadelphia bbls 715c and r.
SOC Refined. cases. Ne~York a.e ec n 99ik
SEED oILl-Prirne crude. mills 2aaafrc ~
yellow 4od4Ic. October 551k 137cc ar, prime
winter yellow de-. .LINsEEb oIL-Ansro.,, psne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23

do T q st s. @ c s saa ss 2 r. s. q
ssesP d rs s. NJ i,a At s. g FsH9syiSa1a n at
e % % d. = a. = $ 4 @ *
81 n at sheep 3 r. at 81 So
81 o IS 81 ass ESQ West a eraa 20 Do s s s. a.
90 39 DO s. n at $ So $50 yirsinia do 6s n a.
is west yirslni. sheen % T. DO 10 r:
IIg do 100 n at s. "a West Virginia do 81 10 at
Harrington & 60; 40 Kentucky lambs 90 H. at 50 60:
- So Il STATE sheep los n at 50 u.s. lis Kentucky
st .sF9s g r. a $: .s::
l0 uad Bo Lambs 4 l02 3 II at a, g s. ss
DO - H. at % 80 o 2s DO 81 r. at s. ~ geo Canada
syssnis K e 5 30 45 S s. sls d9
Tss55on go s ksn saS b 1sa 2 8
IS n S 50; lis canada n az Sc 70 Isl d. 50
a, GsoESe 5, Il d. IS P r. al 6 23s Gnasq Z
s'gt n 49, HUME Sg o at Fro Il DE- sst 81 a. $
1ss DO M leo DO So n at $ a. at $ 3 %:
e :Bs at St s "a At e 5 sg g g p a.
g O. az e n at 50 ,6 e % do :. IL n m
es el HI W5gat s &C. ,2 81 stats lambs 3 n at g o
sheep IL n, at SO so DO. 100 ~ s. 25 do rs
100 O. 8 suT r s $ ao g. 50 ,6 STATE 70
- r. at g 0o4 80 state sheep. % n, So 90 90
No. !, / H e Is d. IS 8 s4 IS lambs 1t 8 q
70 do IS 70 at 8 90 go sheep 100 10 at So So do lis
III ReGeIpS for 6yo days were 81 1928
lower for all weights Pennsvysnis and state hogs
sold 81 35IS1 - per ID Westerns nominal but
estimated to sell at 81 dressed hogs
steady 7 1~-'
RSES S S;s 9os at i 81 s55ss
Tobin & Shannon; IS state hogs 1872 n. at 81 so:
81 Ss zfst. hoe Co ao z FeqHsZysnls
SIS ' "9"' '7' H. at
j. P Nelson: 20 State hogs IFS 10 at 81 IS; l rough
roughs. 2s5 ~ at Sc 80 ~ ' S''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23
oTHER MARkErARY rELEGRApH

GLIDING 200 TEXANS westerns steay good to
prime steers - 50SS 50: poor medium S46jS7 stock
ers and feeders 81 5Qq$5 81 5QS4 10 hefers 81 so
as 10 Gamers. 81 50G$2 so bulls 81 25Gis5 calves ss
81 % Texas fed steers $Ss4 so Western steers 50 75
Zoo left oyer 291I steady higher mixed and
o5eh b go ood 70 co2e heavy 81 5os7 IS;
- q$' 90 SheepRecepts. &c 600 head: sheep killers
a9 to ch aaes 5e4 2S choice wses Sc o4
Ci9clnnatl sept 22-Hogs strong IS I5qs7 IS Cattle
sIeaqg SzS6 30 Sheep duh 81 50ds3 % Lambs quiet
East Buffalo. Sept 22-catt1e-Receipts. $500 head:
SLOW good cs!tS barely steady others 1o@i5c lower
mo9 n to best sg5S d steers 81 1885 helsr So S@
stock heife-s $5aS& 90: Teas steers sts4 g. good
fresh cows and sprinsers strong 81 head higher
Gs45- EeaIs-Receipts $50 head. steady S. 5o9Ss So
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head. fairly active heavy ST 80
Yorkers 81 3oas7 pigs, s. aaS5 30: roughs S. 5og
81 % stays 50 og$6 grasssrs Sgs7 90 dairies 81 6oa
s. 90 sheer and laT3bs-Receipts 20 400 head sheep
Sass So yearlinss $4aS4 So vetbsrs s4aSa IS
East Liberty. Sept 22-catte steady choice. 81 ioG
s. 25 prime. So $3.50 . good. s5as5 Hogs slow:
prime heay 8 sS8$7 o. 9edigms 8 65qs! 20: heavy
quality s6gsz go roughs s6as7 40 sheep lower; best
lambs s. 4os5 81 yesI CAVES as 30 '''0'''
Kansas City Sept 22CattleReceipts. 20 500 natives
corn steady; quarantine dull
stoces and feeders slow aud weak choice export and
stockers and feeders 20s4 so 81
as IS Texas and Indian steers s. 1oS3 So Texas cows
s3 6as4 Gamers s1Fs2 To- calves 81 25aS5 20 Hogs
Receipts head; 5a1Oc higher top 81 55; bulk OF
nas s. $50 S. yo GaT 81 os7 s5 pigs s. ioas7 s.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head market steady TO strong:
wethers 81 a5dS4 Western wetfers 81 65fis5 90 fed
ewes so0S3 Texas clipped yearngs So 1888 20:
Texas clipped sheep 81 5aS stockers and feeders SIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23
rnnRrs LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COrFEE-The coffee market this morning opeIeq
rtsady with prices rejecting the decline In TIE
French market unchanged points lower: was STEADY
sd moderately during the session finally
closing unchanged points lower The early new
favorable values, with the exception q
avre which starting = franc lower, partially recovered
and closed net unchanged to = frame lower
Hamburg unchanged, We're also the primary
markets and Brazilian exchange rate The movement
70 primary points The interior reporting
600 bags. $500 bags last and the
ports $1,000 bags. against $500 bags IN the locaI
interests buying, but houses
with European sellers, and the tendency
was downward the early afternoon. aferTard giving
place frer tone again Sentiment remains bearlsh
circles but the element appeared TO faor
the long side for turn IL view Of the Tologea period
Of depression The spot market quiet with quota
basis Of SIC for Rio No Total warehouse
deliveries United for the week were 1881
hays against last week and 102 400 bags for the
year OF the former amount NeN-fork
repnr1e6 IS bags receipts 600 bags
for weak, compared with 25oe0 bags last week
ces 12s 600 bags against $4,000 bags the
previous week and $1,000 bags last year Rio shipments
the United States 600 bags for the week to Europe
es 600 bags Santos shipments the United States
TTee bags: Europe. 81 900 lsgs. Bahia weekly
Bahia stock 5000: Bahia shipments
10 Germany Ice, the Of Europe 900 bags
The prices in the local market to-day
-rasaC T=ltr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23


Cash ouoations were as follows: Flour firm nncnange
No spring wheat 72I2c; No 3. 6og Is No req a9a
Tsc. No . corn 62lic; No Yellow o-'4c No 80,
white 81 nc: No rye soc; good eedIng
Sorhyestern 81 IS: prime timothy
contract grade 50; pork. per DOL so 20 s
nr 100 m sil I2L GSf1 10 snort rlos SS e.
XII 13I.1Sfi 81 "a. dry salt shoulders !tAo] 80 ~
short clear sides boxed. 81 l2sl o. Is s+sai[-
Snca Ftrhange to-day the butter HarAet SIS
creameries, 16u22c; dalIles l's-00 77
Cheese steady I0's4ll'2c h,-4
r,,,,+b Se,+ 9o-CTose- Wheat-tasn, no ndIu
NJ Northern T0sC. No NoftNe'" 70
,,bnr me rscenber 6Iitc; fnacarOn 10 % ~
A. ~, , G4I.c Oats-SeptembsT. JUG OeteNI'e'' -
,,f1rsui-ae Sent - -VhsatClose; 10 Ti
tsasv: No sic Barley lower. No = o>g7'c' Sample
so5SG, Corr0pecenlber 44a.c.
yinneanoIis Sept 22-Close: Wheatsept ~ ~
recember 81 &c on track, No hard So 80 ,ents
- n NJ Northern Flour htSner Hrst 60
s. 81 o. second patents. 81 eoSi 90. rs 10
s5s3 o. second clears 81 80 Bran IN nulA' >iIHSiA ~
rhIT,tsIp,ta sent a2-wheat drm; contract srade,
Tor local trade 69d69i-c- Oats &c Io"yI, 70 W.
rIinned 35i1c Butter unchanged extra @
ar,- o. DO nearby prints &c tssS nr1l anu II.
fresb nearby loss Of 40 western, 30
loss on do Southwestern, 2c loss OH: 10 w
20 loss of cheese firm and in good demand lor
T1Ii rreans prime small MAO l+sc' 90 lar 20 sol
Gs 7IIr do prime large 10glc 40 lal 70 . s1o Log
rsacsints-Flor $40 bbls and Sa9tpu 10 IN sic
Irb+ ~ 900 hush. corn $40 bush oats Szpto oush-
Sbnments~vheat. 1300o hush. corn L9o" 'ush' Oats
lilo. Geo bush - -, -
ssI! Senfen1ber 6Sa4c. December, 6I1sg o!sS May
Ssc No 2 hard 6Sa zoe. CornEo Sash o. sep
tSr1her 57S.cc December IS as SC, MAJ
SatsINo = cash 29L4c. September -8TtC' DsceihOer
237se: Msv 29c; No = white, 5Sc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23
53a54c; Calcutta. raw,

city. raw 55a5ec out of 53854c Calcutta raw
PRovIsIoNS-A very strong took place in near
months of provisions to-day general covering ana
support by important Chicago interests the late
efes were only moderately active and eiisnIy
Sympathy Chicago receipts were $50 ana he o en's re
West $500 including 1000 at Kansas ana lgu at
0Inaha Live hogs steady OK ~,
Quoted; Mess 81 75asls family $50 9ogs2l shS S
sI2 family 5o packet sl4asl5 extra ! F9ag
sasss $24aS26 BEEF IAMsQuie quoted al 10 10
$50 n, ioc: ieo 10. lose; 140 n lose pigs. lie
~ MEATSPickied bellies firm Quoted: SlIokins. &c
~ 10 lSc II III l2lzc; IA n i2ac Picked S
qqI! Quoted at sq9c Picked hams steadg Qpos9
&c DC ARDFr1n 11.1oc. City lard hrI1 Quotea 81
7g4oq 10 55c, Refined firm Quoted South AmeTlos
duh Quoted at "a, STE RiNE-seady. Quoted
o'Ee eGl3Nc city lard stearine. l27c. - + a.
tcnditions favorable TO sellers IN We.
mana opened quite actively at full prices ~
dol9F Domestic fair 3s qil:c; tar 20
491@c prime to choice 10 C. heao n
i ss T S' yapan 5oreign qSe do
S-i{ehned is firm but ncnansel'
airIy active. The market is oversod from a Wes u.
Gays The American has withdrawn the Inree OF tou
oWeSt grades OF refiners are ofterns men
entire list We quote crushed ana 1ohn2s
nc mould cubes 1850; xxx powdered
EEom1ered coarse powdered and fruit poNdeIen,
Ezra hne granulaied, SOC: Eagle n cartons ana
ass OF fine sTanulated 1900; Eagle e-n oas 81 ms
ssal.uated ls5c Eagle fine grsnuiated stdnoad
ta'su and diamond a. 4.7oc: confectionery A. S5
i 90; Nos and g. 35c. No T. SOC No O. e, ~
O. 4 2lc No Z, 4.15c: No 8 1oc No 2. 1000: No II"
Ne II. 3.95c: IL 88oc: No IL, $3.50; Nos - and
9omnos 705c. The market was steadS %
d. m A sale Of 500 English Island n'lscovado
60 TEST was made &c. landed, 10 Howell Inc ma
Cosed at &c for rnuscoyado 37c for 30 test
ard 29tc for SO sugar The LONDON peer
sugar market closed steady, with September quot
I 6s ID and October 81. ID. firm but IN
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23
The statistical position of Brazilian coffee i:
.Inc1-a.ur q aaz taken ex IS. Horace.

Including 507 taken HORACE
cOTTQN-No- only the loss OF Saturday recovered
bu- substantial further rise "a
scored with about The market opened
firm with prices II points higher and while tner
were reactonary later the general course OF
Tho list upward strong buying from nearly an
The initial demand wa. stimulated
buli!s Liverpool from the Western
helt that excessive fallen. point in Indian
Territory recording inches in thirty hours Again
private wire ACCOUNTS Southern markets were
bullis private cables from Liverpool were
Indicative general change Of feeling in the european
circles Following the call January was bid W
by the bull syndicate and other options foii"eo
covering and outside demand Then came sharp
apprehsasive longs and Of the smaller public
holders altogether like the certain bull
interests piiing UP long account But before
again firm and working upward
hUiish crop fear Of bullish weekly crop
from Washington tomorrow, reports of
strengthening Southern cotton markets and abnormal
" demand for the staple at NewOrieans
and Galveston Total cea-ances for export reached
IS 600 bales this overtopping total port receipts In the
Ss5c point Of highest notch for the
The market finally II
70 points higher Total sales estimated $4,000
bales bulk Of which proved be winter month
deliveries The farsighted
apprehensive unusual
September, inssmuch well known New-Orleans
safe be long something like % 900
II the with total running count
cotton here less than 1900 bales
here from the South. Commission reported a
large demand from investors. who
soc for January ''on the reaction theory
The OF the local market
follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23
xrICrnRIA sIlTHERLAND CRAW. Il I

pursuance of en- order u Hon Frank T Fitzgerald.
OF he County OF New YORK notlce Is
claims against Victorta
land Crav OF County Of New York. deceased 70
present the same thereof 20 the SUBSCRIBER
place transacting tUsness the office OF Stsr
Singer & Barr, 500 Broadway IN the Borousn Q.
Manhattan City Me- York. OF before lOth' cay az
January. 1903
Dated New York. lure 81. 1902
WELSEY HAVEN CFSAWs Executor.
STERN SINGER & BARR. Att'ys for Executor: 300
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan New York City-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23

closed quiet, with quotations unchanged
basis ,ni5dling upland 9i<c for mddng
$50 bales Southern spot
graphed follows: New-orlesns steady unchanged
Siz: Mobile steady. unchanged. sac;
and steady nc higher at s9eo' Norfolk steady IN
hanged 1l-1Sc Baltimore nominal unchanged
Sac. quiet and steady unchanged Sic
unchanged at Si.c.
pared 7ss bales week and s35 bales
year Houston tomorrow Is n,,o 10
- bales 81 .s92 bales last week and
%. 7I3 actual
Receipts ports and interior points to-day COM
rare with he last last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23
LONDON MOOL MARKET

Yo,aon Sent 2a-The offerings at the wool auction
A. numbered 10 56S bales The list contained
es ire Of New-Zeaand crossbreds which were taken
Continent Superior halfbred
was in request for French buyers and occasional
IotS WSe Sn,h wales bales; secured 6d91s 9isd
reasx ssda1s I'D. Queensland 100 bales; secured.
mia5 ~ a. Tasrana 100 bales greasy 44dQ1s
400 bales; secured 5zda1s sd: greasy. 3Iadg
1 id cape OF Hope and Natal 100 bales; greasy.
bales secured. 9E11d Punta Arenas.
90 eps 9' H1sst secured Ga sa4d greasy, 44Td.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23

Liverpool Sept % p m-oott9n,SP9t quiet: prices
unchanged y ~ which 500 specI-
gay we're 5 export and included $500 bales American.
frr and closed quiet American niddiing.
sepSeniber SO 6494 std sellers: September and
&c et5 sellers October and November. 44-64d
ors Nov4nber and December 42-64d buyers: De-
eeber and January 41-64d buyers January and Febr'-
ary fV.otEf yerch and April. 40-64d sellers April
~ % s.lYt tO64i buyers; May and June 1916
4 hY--a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23

8. fei,d: futures quiet: October Sc a. Nove6sR non
nal; January. Is lad Peas-Canadian quiet Is ID.
FIour-St Louis fancy winter quiet. So 30 Hops ar
Iondon-Pacifc Coast. old nru. f6 iosTf7s 1872
cror drrn extra India Hos Pork
inn Western OIL Hams-Shorc
Ii is ~ firm. SIS BaconC1nh erland cut IS to 80
firm lib. o "A 10 firm. 65s Sd. long
clear mfddIes light 81 70. e2s long clear middss
heavy 10 firm. 61s short clear backs Is TO ~
3D. clear bellies. "a 70 IL 70, firm. SIS
Shouders-Square 70 n. firm SIS Sd Lard steady
prime SIS Sd. American refined. in
pals 55s Sd Butter nominal Cheese steady American
white +ss: CoIored. 49s Taow-Prime city
steady 23s 81. TI.rpentfne-Sprits S5s Sd.
Common steady Sd PstroIeUm-Refned quiet 61sd.
Llnseed oil dull. 31s 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23

syiyania. To- West Shore $780, Lehgh Valley 100 Balt
more and Ohio TO- Central OF New Jersey 100: river
oarges 100: total. 1640 Receipts Of straw: by
river. 40 tons: by rail, 40 tons.
Elgn. ILL.,, Sept. 22.-There offerings OF put
Ter on call on the Elgin Board OF Trade to-day put s
prices bid satisfactory though 12c 10 1o
than the fixed rate offered The official price was
gwen at 2zc The output of the district for the "eeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23

notice is hereby given 70 al persons having
against Frederick Merry late OF the County OF
New York deceased 70 present the same Win vouoners
the subscriber. her place or Cansacrlrx
business No 40 Wall Street Borough OF Manhat-
City York before the second day OF
January next 49,,
Dated twenty fourth day OF June. 1902
ALICE MILLER r. MERRY. Exscutrtx
STRONG & CADwALADER- Attorneys for ExecurrtSs
40 Wall Street. New York City.