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New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

METALs-The London market for tin suffered decline
25 f los S saa s25 sB25 urss sso l2s IS @ 'ua,S
s27 5oas2s and tone the decline. with business
moderate Copper was dun and eak Spo I5He Ss{1g
nominaly l2c. Standard copper about &c lover on
edinF fe-day was inactive London copper marhet
stss4y y he here and unhsnFed &c 7don advanced
Sd TO 81 los spelter ruled % hPm Fng a. ron mar
& - 80 er 9q9 IeT Glasgow Sd and 2Iiddle
s2d p without Change quoted Fig Iron warrants
MobeIn sisaSis: No foundry Southern. Sl7 5o9$iS;
foundT sogtheFn @ G9ft slI SqaSs were firm with
good full prices home buyers ta5nS firm T with
good demand from local buyers At NeT-oreanS IN there
about 1e sTse gallon above the last prices paid
39o@: new ,9ao @ brirne 22a27c: New-orleans open
kettle S3Gfic syTuPss common; f 5aS6c ia"
OCEAN FREIGHTssa tonnage freight continues continues e3 s
without influence upon tonnage belnT ,,4
most fdn orders are absent and the
s2hen products heFe a4 Whol e eaoabe
Quotations follow Liverpool Glasgow and AatMeTP' 5i2
Iith PISS H9m0agg 22a pfe5j s2In SRfFS g
Ttish o Fs5nan5na s to o (hsn arfd Pho5 So
Mana % coal So May Is: Norwegian steamer LIZ tons,
ia % 80 sbP POI s naphtha hence to
Roue d and q 1919 TesoeStvey Panish fGh9on b4 @
5aS. SS tIPs Jnearo abe ST.
@ ,dns e zsse00T ksfP5 to Sorof S terms
@ 1sF DEMAND m % fom S
mar
and foreign n @@deras bgsnes Trade in
ebansed Petroleum bbls. 81 20, and in bulk 81 50;
81 bss s 81 g a@S Y Pa oPme crude
mills; ;eS 43gf4o Ple batter grades a7G4sc prime
white 4ea47c; prime winter yellow 41qdse III LIZ
'0TR 0pTRRovfsIoSSThe general drift Of the market
fhe day sentiment being affected By larger Tsseips and
rva We're 60 head including ~ 900 head at Chi
cago and 1000 each at kansas CITY and Omaha o
@ clear S sl1 S pasEa m eat9 9uG5Sd na
Mss sld ss 81 BEEF HA&sFm Quoted SO g
s gs s5 3 5s ia5 In oss SrG5sa ps saeons
GT 6 n iS sssf a q3ss9
o Pcksd shoqldsT: strong IeSsd S nSted PStc
eaig cans eisc country e?sasssc LARD-pul ogo!:d;
a2s r city assa ss sS A
1888 Bsz kfS l T0D0ens onoted ai ole6 0i:a ia
i2iEc; city lard stearjne. 1lgIi14c -. ,.o,,
3. al The South unchanged, but full rates
quoted The Dsrt. ATaf @ 20 ssTed o fm Ssw
tat,ons follow: Domestic, common to low fair 3*g
;a 81 t9 soof aths Japan 20 eS51s afsg 5s
se seaa do de@estc sSsa4c: Java, 4d4c: Rahgoon. in
a at IN the s nGnns 4 bat slow The he f e
Meltlns for The week viii IN be SorSo. about @
t0as 13osia 'SIts Siec cubes powdered 4s9c
sSae sRa 5e 5 Eagle
extra gsnulated 4s5c Eagle a n esr59ns a sre
aT,'ns s bags sHG Of fine Esse
standard S6 and oe ei"Sosd Sog a and 3 o
sse'iaHtIs No . asoc No 25e; 2oe No 4iSo: 70
i y S o SS fsa9ar:s IL s7e sf 5onsnss ss n sass
q ns s safsars n the sugar market today
s MsS ssss eReae IN aecliFs The 6: 20
in nE ,oos prices ssf2as f2 aaT e e e SAG
arSuckie Bros The market closed with the following
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

s5 GSasa 80 choice G to fney s. qs 6 Sass q 70
s.iis5 sIssif s 'yss S'
pnii ~ Segsi 90 coarse 81 2sgS1 ED ED
Sa spfihs 'B8 Bfs 5 e. SrS
s2s corn oil cake s2i So homny chop $50 So o!rnea
GRAIN-wHE AT-Conficting weather news made the
wheat market irregular to-day. but the trade gen
ay ~ bGsh at heart over the situation values gained
9re 9r srong & at shaIp advance over satqday last last
Temperatures all over the winter Wheat States In
nedatey following this sharp decline which lasted
during which time good deal of wheat sold for both
predictions were for ohng more than showers the
market overloaded and condition easily
snnen9ed by any talk of rain however indeine As
rainfall in the important winter States prices gradually
they were at best point OF the day and Very firm from
which slight reaction took place in the last few min
No Not only did the visible SUPPLY dsegease Ss 600 bush
eearances were large worlds shipments about
included 565ooo bush Of wheat and 6bs Of -four
& Maeat on passage Increased bush but had little
showing l49%d advance but were 5GlO points lower at
shippers considerably the and
In tb eeT Sucn an innorant H9enee 6da on & III m
western points a4 900 bpsh conpared With so oo bush
year ago The only business reported account
we're Ss'Pa' olos red ' se4s
prompt No Northern Duluth s1hsc and No Northern
es both PT0mPt TorPe No hard s
April No Northern Manitoba sl1sc late April; No
CORN-There much of interest in the
market to-day prices following wheat rule.
but showing depression strength. Of
increased recei indicated by esums5es Of 4o cars
al Chicago for Tuesday. Gables 70 sd higher but
the quantity passage increased $4,000 bush. and
worlds shipments 500 600 larger than
Visible supply figures 24oo0 bush, and
prices Of the day
We're isc lower. At close No ? corn quoted
6S elevator. eaAsc grade straight No corn
64&c; No white. 72lsc, and No ? yellow. I1esc T
to that in other markets prices being Treguar with
downward tendency Of realizing sales The
period early the when strength in
other markets had influence sentiment The visible
increased so hut local stocks decreased
coo bush. The market here steady sales
closed 4Slac: No :. 4Sc No .
52i2c- track mixed. STi9c.
white. 51G55c. and white clips. 53c. RYE
Market No Western 65A< and No 3 Western.
c. sc both afoat State 61G62c BARLEY
Market steady Feeding quoted 64G6sc, and malt
ing. 81 4 T15c both I T. Nev'-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-York April y, lSu-
roFFFF-Trere q sharp reaction IN lo-odS
coee market from the depression which has been
- ionr prevalent. opening the zone was sea-
VII Prices unchanged points higher and soon @ aI.er
list net 10 10 PolIits He!4
On fairly active demand from shorts and on !sht
sr.io-' support. The foreign market news was csap
1ointine ho rever and receipts in the crop county,
Demand for spot coIIee Mas
-. e- hes; ard house buying was lslt
1~r II the day market had relapse unoer aciIe
.a1-r hv 5000 reason why pIlCeS
snS have worked higher The profit taking noLenens
almost ceased close prices were net
to points higher The final tone was s'eady te "a @
coffee business was nght win lINoOo
ms Of No Rio quoted 716c Large cleaTanoes 1or
rhe United States from BTazil-52ooo bagsLhe.pgu -
l, Total warehouse oeNefies az
Jnit1d the week were e|oS haRs
10 so hsrs last loo S54 bags for ne same
Treek a wear ago the former amount NeW-1oFk re.
Tor+e5 434 bags receipts for the week Nee
$1,000 bags. compared with 1900 haes !aso Sn
ao baEs week a year ago Fo
+erTx aggregated 1lOoo bags against 5iGo pass the
1eTIoIs week Al coo bags last year 6Edo
.Le the week were 9oovo nass, 70
F,-59e 5000 bags. Santos shipments 70 me IlIeu
efa+es 90 TO Europe, 1890 oass
c-- for the week $500 bags present STOCK oloo p9s'
sents to Germany, 100 bags, and 10 the rest OF fu-
500 bags
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 21.-Cattle-Receipts 226oo head mar
ket about 10a15c lower COED to prime steers So s0a
& 5oaS5 cows 81 4oGse hsifsrs 81 5oqse 2s
Texas steers So 25ass = Hogs-Reseeipts to-day
mixed and butchers SO 75ls7 20 choice heavy
81 ioas7 90 heavy Sc sodS7 90 light s. 60ds6 eS
n S5dS7 l5 Sheep-Receips 16, 600 head
sheep steady lambs steady to 10c higher good
"a choice S5 5OGS6 2o Western sheep 81 1886
native lambs s4 1885 60: Western lambs s. 5os. 5
Cincinnati April 2.Hoss 9 aetxe o and lower at - soT
s. 507s5 so Lambs quiet a s4dS7.
April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900 head:
market steady for choice steers but 10
other grades; prime steers SO 1881 TO-
SO 5ods7 fair to choice shppns 90 25g
S6GS6 25 choice cows So 5o1
IS 25 Gamers and common. S3s4 25 mixed butchers
lots 81 75s5 5o bulls S3q$5 25 good butchers
81 l5dS4 So 5oq$4; stookers aud
"a 25Gs4 s5 fresh cows and springers full
prime. S45IS60; medium. S234S33
VeaReceip. 600 head market opened steady at Sc -
Is 500 head all OF 1oc lower. but all
good grades sold. Yorker.. 81 1887 IS: light d.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

Liverpool. April 21-Closns: wheat-spot quiet No
Northern spring Sd. No California 6s aid futures
arm. May. 6s lad: July. Is I'D Corn-Spot steady
American mixed. 5s Sad; American mixed. old
IS July IS 1ied; September. IS nd
October Sc I'D. Peas-Canadian firm Is Hops at Lon
fancy ss I'd Beef strong extra India mess
Pork mess Western. 13s Cd Hams
Sho-r cut IL Is n 53s- Bacon firm: Cunlher-
and cut short clear backs 16 % NJ
.as "a short rib Is n. sos long clear middles
light sos: long clear middes heavy IS 10 80
m 4as 81 clear bellies is n Sis Sd Shoulders
square II 10 1S II firm. 39s. Putter-Ffnest United
states firm Cheese firm; American finest white 5Ss
American finest coICred TallOw-Prime city firm,
Dos Cd Turpentine-SPirits strong, 32s Sd RosinCon
steady. lad PetTcleum-Reh steady fisd
L!nseed oil firm. Sis Sd
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
Chicago, April 21-The leading futures ranged as

quotations follows Flour steady: No 3
spring wheat. I312QT4sse No red s31sGsS1ac: No z
yellow 62I3c No 44c: No white 44ss14oc
No white. 4l&G451ac; No 2 SslsG5sc; fair 10
choice mailing barley. 66a6sc No faxseed. 81 es No
Northwestern 81 70 prime timothy seed s. sSgS6 80 go
SIG 10; per 50 65aSs 20; short ribs sides
80; clear sides boxedD 50 559s9 81 On the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market weak
creameries 24d211ac dares, 2id26c Cheese firm. 121
l3c. Eggs steady: fresh. 15i2G13S-
Duluth. April 21.-CIose: Wkeat-Cash No 1 hard.
77&c: No Northern. 7is.c; No Northern 72ltc: May
7iAc; July, T5Isc Manitoba. No Northern cash. 13%sc
May 73*c; No Northern, tic Oats, 43iac Corn. 81 c
Milwaukee. April 2t.-wheat hrner; No Northern.
16c Northern 75c: May, 742.c- Rye held higher:
No l. soc Barley hTm; ?. roc; sample 60a69c Corn
May. &c.
Minneapolis. April 21.-Close: vheat-May. T3s.c: July.
743sQI5c. track: ne No 1 Northern. I5c:
No Northern. S33sc FlcurFfrst patents 81 0Qsi 20
patents So 954S4 s second clears
50 25aS3 50. Bran in bulk. S14GS1i 80.
Philadelphia April 2i-Wheat firm; contract grade.
april s5qsj12c Corn dull nominal. No = mixed
April 64a 165I.c. firm: No white clipped. 51c
lower: Western creamery 2se; nearby
prints EGGS firm, nearby 1Slsc: Do Western
ITc do Southwestern. 15l2 II6s1c do Southern. l6c
Cheese steady: Ncw-Yorh full small ia
iSc choice. 11G121sc. Receipts-Flour 24Uo
bbs and 100000 - in sacks wheat Sc GOO bush corn
I7o9 oats, 900 Shpments-Corn 500 bush; oats llU
St Louis. April 21-Close; Wheat-No red, cash,
1Si.c. May 79lsci July T4ART4+e, No hard a5-14 %
7sc. Corn-No cash, S3c May. 63c July ga 10 Sc
September 61zc. OatsNo cash. sire. May 43Sscj
July. 35c; September S1c: No white. 45i79i61ac.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
DAILT COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. April 81 ? m.cotton-SpotT57iFsir , DE-
prices 1-32d higher. American niddIins tar
1924 good uddinG 5i4d: middling. SID low mid
ding 1-32d: good ordinary. 29S2d ordinary; 2lS2d
The sales OF the day 1000 bales Of which 100
speculation and export, and INCLUDED $500
Receipts bales. including 900 American
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed s{eaay
American ntdding G Apr. % q tesLs4
June and July. 6iG5d; buyers. July and August
Z and September. S. SD buy
ers: September and October. 41-6t14 436+d BUYERS
October and November 81 S4G4 S264d buyers Noven1
her and December sellers: December and Janu
ary 2s-64d sellers. January and February 2i-6fd
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot COTTON
hardening: sales bales: speculation ana export
1000: American. 1000: receipts. 1000: American v'
icdling upland. 55ed Futures opened STEADY losa &C
near partial distant months;
oioseo steady. 1Aas1 points net higher April ods'
Apri-May, May-June June-Juy. 4.631zn; Jniy-au-
gust 4e3ss: August-Septanber 4bsb; SeptemoeT-oGIe
Ger. SANS October-November. 43l zb: NoVenipeI,
cernber 42s: Deceber-January. 42ss; January
nTy. 4.27s Nanchester-Yarns firm Clohs-The higheF
nr1cff asked checks business.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four market was firmly heia. 10.
ogf not active, buyers felt uncertain over INC
est outlook and inclined TO wait Tor some res
us- We quote: Spring patents S31SA ~. ~lnteI
Isight. f3 7o4$S S. winter s3 sgs5 90 fpns
GEARS kSdS3 30: No ] So 2o0SS 30 eSus
No winter Sc ioHs3 Is no rrade SIG 5oa spot and
70 arrive RYE FLoUR-Quet; quoted: Fair 10 Kood
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April 2lF1our steady e7s Pat'p5 pTs esaT
81 25; straight spring. 81 IJItS eaNeTs
spring SSas3 80; low grades winter end sprlns y
s. T5 best family winter 50 5os2 49, patent winter siN
-four s. 2htt 50 o. Tye
flour. Sc 25as3 20 Wheat-sprng unsettled for sfS %
No Northern, carloads. I9iaC winter. no ofrer1ns @
Lower No yellow. 6slze; No Do: csc; So Ne e" so
white ,aIyc; Ne 3 do 4ss4c: mixed. 4Tc: No co
4slsc Barley 671ad691ae spot and I. Rye-No l.
61isc-
Chicago April 21.-The leading futures ransed as 4ol
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD

Trains leave franklin ST. station. New YORK. ta-
II min. later foot West i2d ".
'!l0 A M-For INTERIM points 10 Albany.
III 20 A. Nd Hudson Rv. & Moh Express.
p. M-Chcago Express.
p. M--Cont Lin for Detroit Ioui1.
t3:45 p. Nd For Hudson River Points & Albany
'6:I5 p M.-For Roch-. Buffalo, Cleve'd s. Chicago
tT:45 p M--For Roch. Buffalo. Detroit & Ss. Louis
'9:15 p M-For SYRIA. Roch.. Mag Falls Det. 4 Chi.
sDaily 1Daty. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
No. at TO :45 y NJ; No. at t3:od p NJ. Lsavss
City. ?. r. R. Sta. 1 I'll A No.
VI Time tables principal onces.
Baggage checked from hotel residence westcors -
= Z. SMITH C.. LAMBERT.
Gen'i Superintendent. CeI'l Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

Spot cotton quiet quotations i1ec higher on the
OF elkc for rnddng upland and eAtc for mldong
safes Southern markets were tel.
Nepv-OrleaDs firm and uncnangeu
8 Sic. Mobile nominal and unchanged at pee:
ChEeston rr and unchanged &C. Wilmington nrrn ana
&c higher &c: Norfolk firm and unchansed az tEc:
unchanged at gasc augusta HIh
I-lsc higher 5-lec Estimated receots al Ne~
Osieans far tororrovv bales co1npared
with 52a actual last 3.55s actual last year
5000 10 B. 500 Daee against
2.52s actual last week s. ss3 actual last wear
and interior points to-day, coi-
pared with the day week and last year .
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
new YORK CENTRAL
except sunday. tDalIy.
DINISION

HARLENI DIVISION.
oOs a VI. and SS5 z. " Daily except Sundays. to Ps~
reId and North Adams sundays cnIy, at go A ~
Pullman Cars an
Trains illuminated with Pirtsch Light.
Ticket Offices I13 2G1. as and 1918 Broadway. -
Union w. 275 Columbus 1873 125th St.
Ih St and 15Srh St Stations. New York: 33S and 72a
Fulton St. ard lIS Broadway. F. q. Brooklyn.
Telephone 300 3sch Street York Central Ca0
Service Baggage checked h1
WestCNtt Express Coupauy.
A II SMITH. GEORGE H DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
NEW YORK CENTRAL ROUTE

NEW YORK e. BOSTON
Via Springfield
BOSTON AND RAILROAD.
(New York Central Hudson River X. R. Lesseo)
Grand Central Station Avenue
42d Street. New York. as follows:
Leave Arr1ve
New York. Springfield Boston
fSoO a u - noon $50 .. "A,
SfSp. N.
100 D. m. 127 p. D. m.
'1IO0 3I1 a asa n
Tickets Central nd INA
Broadway. a Grand CeDtTal Station
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
financial.
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA

DGMuN I lvHNA
q RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third Street and Ds'
sEThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
CortIandt streets is five minutes later fn"n
that given below for Twenty-shird strset
Station. except where otherwise noted
Cars New York Pittsburg- Sleeping Car ftsours u
S5ic,so No coaches 20 Ps6pTE and c1avslaua
A. l. " " FsSF FASSs4EeANG1 Com
tars For ssRi c6ieas5 eie9eiand Tosdo Iad
,s5 p VI CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExRREss75gsS9r 5s9
Toledo, louisville via CneinnatD. Indianapolis Sn
5.55 r. W. ST LOUIS EXPREss-For Pit,sDurg. md
@ aa'P?f f. H. 2Tiss %TRS n EHf n Chicago. For
F. faisP9 ~ P&eFfc eiidsy EXP PRES and
Chicago For Knoxville daily via shsnand,oah , 'sie'
So p NJ CLEvELAND AND GIXcIMSATII SstI EAfhfN'S-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
75 925 Dining csr 1910 Des6rosses sTx and CAR sT,
SEES sS 6n3s 5Rs l9z cam 216 ' DesSrosss Corn
Parlor and Dining tars1 25 Dining car), As Din
g sa s s9i1pg ,r Gar & 20 ios5 Dining Carr a
n y 80 Dining Carr g 25 "G0ngIessi9nai iona s DIN @
Tg GaE2 . 3 %l1g p nj c4F 92S p % y 10 nSns ~ 10
ATLANTIC. COAST LLNE.-Express s.25 a. n and s2s
5a f I LINE M and n l6 HssS nES.
and Nev-Qrleans. 3 - .. daily
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.-7.55 a. m week.
FOR OLD PofSF ON P c0MFoEr 81 fa5 and xoRFoLK-1s5 m
ATL1yTfc TYs5&5 @na so 8 a. a @ aalS and 2ss weekday.
SUNDAYS. 1.55 Through VeStibuled Trains. Bur-
fet Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches week-days
Parlor Smoking Car Parior Dining Car and stand
dard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY--12-55 D m. weekdays
FOR points on Ne,York and Long Branch Rairoad ,on1
80 100 and II 25 D n. Sundays. 3 % a. m, 455
m. $3.50 $40. $40 11-3O D. m Sundays. 945 a.
m. SIS p. m
FOR PEILADELPHIA-
40 tOesbros and Ccrandt Streets 629l, 725, L55
s25 S55 30 Dining C955 Penna- Limiteie. 10 10
tDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets 1020 Dining Carl
1919 Dining CaTl. 1155 1e53 Dining Car). 10
(Desbrosses and Cortlsndt Streets 200. 25. 25 (Dfn
Ing Carr 355. %. A. % Dining Carr. ass Dining Carl
Sundays 10 75I fno Goa ,nesl 3 100 O. 25 (Dirrr
Carr. 955 Ur1ited . 50 1855 Dining Carl r. 5S
Dining Carr. 155 Dining Carr 3 . Dining Carr 35j
. Dining Carr 455 Dining carr. 555 Dining Carr.
l55. s-25 So 9.25 .. m. Il 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 461 19S 1854. 261 Broadway:
I2 Fifth Avenue (beIow 2d ST.: Astor House: West
Twentythri Street Station. and stations foot OF Des
Street 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Brcoklyn Station Jersey CITY The New York Transfer
Company VIII call fer and check baggage from hotels
and residence through destina Telephone '913
ESfteenh Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
J. b HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
RElTIMnRE g. OHIO RAIIR0AD


crces: 11s 2s1 ass 1900 Broadway. Is Union Square
W 3qf Grand N Y: 343 Brooklyn
Whitehall Terminal Liberty Street. Baggage Checked
from hotel 81 residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

prices quoted: Centrifugal 9s test, 3sc muscov2ea
So test 2sc and molasses sugar SO test. 2Ssc.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

c~-TTON-Nfsv advanced 30 and July 10 SZi 20
6s~ thus scoring high level for the season Ia
fs- Tire market opened with prices 10 10 pois
higher and during forenoon was decoeo!y ~,
~ -iea ana covered eagerly during the first hour
IRE Snta Europe New-England spnners and room plls
ee r1nenr biyer. throughout the early session. Guy
eo--tssan houses had orders other than those 70
influences at work we're on
bulsa ana created feeling among the talent iat
before the close OF the "ee'
-LIe c-erxative operators stand that set
hecs vsss IL order shake out weak hoiders ahc 70
peoe re N arket upon souneer basis Liverpool
were decided surprise, giving spot cotton as T3la
nd 3 31s points higher with % ioF
Arr On the Of sstgTday LdyerpooI was cue
only. The private cables stated
Feav covering ard buying features OF
t.re- there and that sentiment very hullish from
the storg statistical position and the fess with ~hlch
spo. cotton vas South Receipts al the ports
AID Interior towns comparatively light while export
cea9ances again heavy In the early hIterno9L
room selling TO secure profits forced prices on to io
po.ry but fresh buying the market steady close
with prices points higher 70 point icVer CEN
favorable and news tended 20 hod
late months sypathZing with the strength IN
the positions
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

--4oo cables -Rlo-Coree market steady; No Z NO;
esS5 exchange II l-s2d receipts lIoco bags eeaTea
T-rI-ed States 1000 bags: cleared Tor Europe
y COO tarE: stock 65sOo bags santosconee MARIE
5a.ey steady; good Santos 4s2os Gsofree
-9T}et opened 4 pfg higher; 80 m was net IN
----rss 10 !. pfg lower: sales IS 600 bags f1axre
-l+5gs market opened steady, unchanged 70 = Irano
fCye-. ~ y m unchanged at p steaoy ano u
cfa,ged at p franc highef totei saes '-'V'
New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

May ............1s45 rs 1880 1929 Sc 421s Is go
Juy 67z l6 1874 IS 621a I6 62le l6 so
Receipts points in thousands.
ciphers (0o) bbs bush.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-10
BRIDGEPORT CHOIR.

Will Visit Christ Church Tonight.
The choir of Trinity church, Bridge
port, will pay a visit to Christ church,
Broadway, tonight for the purpose of
singing cantata by DR.. Garrett, en-
titled 1.-THE Two Advents"
This choir is by all odds one of the
very best in Connecticut and it will
give New Haven people an excellent
opportunity to hear a skilfully trained
all male choir.
James Baker of Bridgeport will act as
choirmaster and E. NJ. Jackson of Nor
walk as organist The Rev. Louis N.
Booth of Bridgeport will deliver an ad-
dress on Church music.
The Bridgeport choir will sing 1.-THE
Two Advents," by Garrett, and also the
Chorale Evensong, Magnificent and
Nunc Dimittis in F, by King. The
choir has done some very nice work.
and it will be treat to all those inter-
ested in church music to hear this cam
tata, which is also very appropriate for
this particular church season. There
will be short organ recital of twenty
minutes given by Mr.. Kraft, organist
and choirmaster of Christ church. The
service will begin promptly at 1880 and
the doors will be open at $50 to enable
those coming early to procure a seat
No ticket of admission is necessary, as
all the seats in Christ church are free.
Mr. Jackson, organist of Trinity
church, will accompany the choir
throughout the service.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-10
FRANK C, STICKNEY.

Frank C. Stickney, who was for many
years a prosperous and respected mer-
chant Of Bridgeport, and later of this
city died at the general hospital yester-
day morning. He was Sc years of age,
and had been at the hospital for about
one year. Mr.. Stickney was member
Of the Berkeley Mems club of the City
Mission and was held in much esteem
by the other members Of the club. He
came to New Haven about two years
ago and for nearly a year conducted a
grocery business here, when he was
stricken with illness and when to the
hospital. His long sickness has been
borne with fortitude, and he was held
in much favor by those at the hospital
by reason of his CHEEKY disposition and
kindly actions.
u Mr.. Stickney is survived by a wife,
who is a resident of this city.
4 The funeral services will be held on
Thursday afternoon at half-past two
at the City Mission, and be conducted
by the Rev. Mr.. Mossman of that in
stitution. The burial will be in Ever
green cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-10
BURNS CELEBRATION
Will Take Place on the 26th of \

Will Take Place on the 26th of Next
January-Will be a Big Affair.
The committee OF arrangements for
the annual celebration Of Robert Burns
birthday, under the auspices of the
New Haven Caledonian club, are &C
lively engaged in making arrange
ments for the same. The date has been
fixed for Monday evening. January 26,
and will as usual consist of a concert
followed by dance. The former it is
expected will take place in the new
Foy auditorium and the dance at the
hall of the Young Mems Republican
club. The majority of the artists have
been engaged and the committee expect
to be able to make them public in
few days, as also the name Of the ora
tor who will deliver the address. The
committee OF arrangements are Chief
John Hume Alexander Wilson, Rob-
ert Draffen, William Paterson, Andrew
Pickin, John c. Morton and James
Mustarde.