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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-12
FUEL OIL AT SEA A SUCCESS.


 The Matson Navigation company s steamer Enterprise, the pioneer deep water oil-burning steamship in the Pa cific has returned from Hilo, Hawaii territory, completing her initial round trip with the new fuel. She was out fitted with tanks and oil-burning fur naces as an experiment.. Her tanks carry seven hundred and fifty tons, or eight thousand barrels of crude al. They were supposed to have sufficient capacity to carry her the round voyage. The estimate was a correct one, for she reached port with full cargo of twen- ty-five hundred tons of sugar and enough crude oil still in her tanks to carry her a long distance further. The trip was made on schedule time each way.
 Not only has the fuel bill of the En- terprise been greatly reduced but the voyage was made with a crew of three firemen instead of the twelve employed when the vessel was a coal burner. Her experience is thus likely to influ ence the entire steam fleet sailing to and from this port.
 The Oceanic steamship Mariposa has had her furnaces altered for oil burn ing and tanks have taken the place of her coal bunkers Other steamships are sure to make similar changes. which will greatly expand the market for the crude ail product of this state.-San Francisco Chronicle.
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P. O. S OF A. MEETING

The members of Camps Nos. and 8 were royalty entertained by those If Camp No. 1 in their hall in the Insur- ance building Friday night There was a very large attendance. Among those who participated in the programme were Mrs Norman Mrs. Waters Cliff ford Peck and a quartette. general social time was enjoyed by all and light refreshments were served.
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YALE DEBATING UNION.

At the annual meeting of the Yale Debating Union the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, R. H. Ewell O3; vice-presi- dent, N. N. Rupp, '04; secretary H. H. Clark, 'O3; treasurer. c. F. Moore, '04; ; executive committee, chairman. H Rankin. '03; c. T. Andrews, '03 and F. E. Pierce, 'O4. The Union will hold no more meetings this college Seir.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES
FEATURES OF INTEREST FOR
 LOCAL INVESTORS,
Consolidated Stock Quiet A fter Its Lofty FIight-swift & Co. stock Steady De- anks-Dividends Soon Due,

New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad stock is slightly lower in price and there is less interest exhibited ir its fluctuations; most of the sales oi the week have been from 23j to 237 closing sale at 235, with one sale of an odd lot on Monday last at 240.
 New York Central and Hudson River railroad subscriptions must be paid to- day to George s. Prince, treasurer at the Grand Central depot, New York city.
 Swift X Co. stock notwithstanding all the talk about the Beef Trust holds steady, sales being from 105 to 105 12, closing sale 105 1-2.
 New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad convertible fours do not seem to follow the price of the stock closely. Quotations have been about 225 to 240, the quotation precluding very much business.
 Dividends soon due are:
 American District Telegraph com pany, l per cent, payable May 15; books close May 5.
 Amalgamated Copper company, 1-2 per cent, payable May 26; books close April A.
 Anaeonda Mining company 1-2 per cent, payable May 15 books close April 17.
 Atchison common, ? per cent, paya ble June 2; books close April 30.
 Calumet & Hecla, , per cent, paya- ble May 20; books close April 30.
 Consolidated Gas. ? per cent, payable June 16; books close May 27.
 Delaware & Hudson, 34 per cent, payable June IA; books close May 2S.
 International Power. ? 1-2 per cent, payable May 20; books close May ,.
 New England Telephone l 1-2 per cent, payable May 15; books close April 24.
 Pressed Steel Car preferred, i 3-4 per cent, payable May 21; books close April 30.
 Pressed Steel Car common, per cent, payable May 2s; books close May Pullman, per cent, payable May 15; books close May 1.
 Proctor & Gamble, per cent, paya- ble May 15; books close May l.
 Rome, Wat & Ogdensburg 1 IA per cent, payable May 15; books close April 30.
 United States Express, per cent, payable May 15; books close April 30.
 United States Steel preferred, 3-4 per cent, payable May 15; books close April 19.
 United States Steel common 1 per cent, payable June 30; books close June g.
 The clearings and balances of the New Haven banks for the week ending May 12 and for the corresponding week of last year are furnished by days by the secretary of the New Haven clear ing house:
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closing Prices,

by Prince x Whtely, bankers and brokers, 52 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street street, New Haven:
 Bid Asked,
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Furnished by Kimberly, Root & Day, Bank. CTS and Brokers, 133 Orange Street. BANK STOCKS.
 Far Bsd Asked
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The Union Trust Company
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN. CHARTERED by the State of Connectl. cut with authority to act as Executor, Ad- ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee, under will or deed.
 Is legal depository of money paid into Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corporations and individuals, and administers trusts of all kinds Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds, or other evidence of indebt edness, manage sinking funds, and do Il business such as is usually done by Trust Companies.
 It also does a general Banking business. collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re- ceives deposits, The principal of each Trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the Com. pany.
 This Company is by law regularly exam ined by the Bank Examiner of the State of Connecticut
 HENRY L. HOTCHKISS, President
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
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Fimamrial.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

opening, RigIost. Lowest Quotations Following are the closing prices reported ny Prince & Whitely, bankers and brokers, 52 Broadway, New York, and b Center street street, New Haven:
 Open. High. Low. Last.
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$1, 772, ,6SO.60 $3S0, ,S15 64 s, ,S2S, ,54S. .16 Decrease clearngs week of 1902 $55 . S62.56.
 Balances week 1901, $32S, ,S20.S7 Difference balances, $51, ,994 IT. Clearings week 1900, $1,512, ,52S6O
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
orHER MARKErs-RY rEI.roRApr


Chicago July 2-Cattle-Receipts 1880 head incIud-
good to prime 81 35dSS 80: medium, 81 75
81 so: stockers and feeders 81 80 cows 500
Sc So heifers 81 5oS6 I0 81 5OGS2 bulls.
So 5OS5 calves s. 5G$6 steers S4G$7 Hogs
Receipts day 80 head; tomorrow 25 Zoo left
5000; choice higher: mixed butch
ers 81 20GS7 90 good choice heavy. sOqSs
81 350$7 10 SheepRecents. 20O0O head: light natives
steady and lower; lambs strong; good wehers
So 1894: Western sheep 81 5Od$3 10; native lambs.
East Buffalo July 2.-Cattle-Recetpts light market
steady. Veals-Receipts l52 head; steady $5q$6
81 9OGSS: mixed 81 6Jd$7 81 50S7 light
81 40QS7 80; pigs 81 4OaS7 +5 roughs STST 25
IS 50G$6 so Shee~ and lambs steady; lambs, SIG
81 %: yearlngs. 81 509S5; sheep 81 259$4 -.
East Liberty, July 2-Cattle steady; choice. 81 15a
81 5O prime So I5qS! 10 good s6uS6 80 Hogs higher
prime heavy 81 9O4SS UJ; medium, 81 5OgS7 50:
Workers 81 45ds7 so; light 81 35a$7 4O pigs 81 500
81 4o roughs S6qs7 25 Sheep steady best wethers
as 5O Gus and common 81 S0SS2; choice lambs So
9s7: veal calves. sT@$7 80.
Kansas City. July 2.-Cattle-Recepts. 4lO0 natives
1900 Texans 100 calves Cornfed cattle steady 10 lOc
higher; nothing hand; quarantine stun steady
TO higher native cows lower Choice
and feeders SO 25s5 so: Western fed steers Sc 2S6 M
Texas 81 l5@S5 10; Texas S2aS3 65 native
81 5ogsS 25 native heters 50 4OaS5 5O Gamers
Receipts. $500 Opened steady; closed weak; nothing
choice. Tops. 81 90 bulk OF sales 81 COAST s5: heavy
81 S09s7 80; mixed packers 81 7OaS7 90: light 81 asa
49, yearngs So 65gsI 75 pigs. s7q$7 80. sheep-Re-
Western lambs 81 2O6s4 native wethers S4S 81 30
Western wethers, So 306S4 5O ewes, S3 3O6S4 90
Texas clipped yearlings. 50 ioaS4 10; Texas clipped
Sc 25as6 So Sheep strong: 81 5oas4 lambs active.
higher; 81 259ST.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York July 2, 1902.
PFFVES-Receipts i64 3,0l6 head, in
Guiding is cars export alive I02 for saughterers
"a FOR the market. which 40 at Jersey City
Sxtietst yards With moderate receipts and good de-
mand prices medium ordinary
steers fraction higher bulls and good
rated Arm TO i0c higher Two arrived after
market was Everything else cleared up
Common 10 prime steers s5Qss 10 per 10 The
record high prices since 1882 broken to-day
the is shipped here from Richlands, Lebanon
County. Penn by / s. Long Of s. s. Long Co. Of
is city. cattle averaged l50O 70, and sold
S. per 100 10 to NJ Meyer Son the well known East
Along with these cattle three full
raised by the feeder sold
nj IS 80 saughterers. No cattle
been these Is head The Swiss cattle
dress 62 10 the 100 Oxen sold So log
s6 I5 bulls at S3dS4 75 bulls S6qS8 40:
x2aS5 City dressed native sides arm at 9p12hc
per 10 Gables steady live cattle and refrigerator
beef Shipments to-day included 1900 quarters
on the Majestic Liverpool. and $40 cattle and 1l50
quarters the Menominee to London also
Quarters OF beef or the ST. Louis Southampton.
saies-Sherman & Culver: 81 Ohio steers 1903 10
average at SIS 10 per io a5 So II
do. 1858 10 5O g. do 1864 70 81 4o II do 1245
fb 81 40: is do. 1243 10 at 81 S 10 do. l26S 10
81 20: do 1900 10 at 50 10 os DO 1927 ~ at g 60;
IS do 1922 ~ at Sc 20; 6 do 1850 m s a SO to DO $50
Sanders Il rennsyISania steers rsol 10 aSerage at
lI76 d. at 81 2o % stable fed Maryland do ll56 II At
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts Of milk
the city for the week ending June Is were

Exchange price
POULTRY-ALIvE-Reo to-day included IL cars
Sa car By FOSs aTe st Selling so%y though
movement & lre peter tGdSy 'h@h 3eLore in ths %esh
supply and steady. Ducks and geese ynchanged Live
10 1sc 2sG2% n. 16a17c: do small l5Gl6c: fowls.
BsT n s gess cs ~ ve pigeons So per
DREssED-Fowls were in comparatively moderate @ supply
delayed nearly all routes The few lots
SasI"G Sasa Of 'ry 49,
in specially large supply considering approaching
holiday, demand exceedingly slow. and the feeling
spring geese siowiy. Tame squads plenty and un-
armiy held except broleTs which Continue dun
" 4a western toms Se sse Go
70 fair s9lc b5oile5s PhilsdePha @ faney large ,. @ 2gg
23c small le@lss do Western. dry picked $.t94 10
ae ?1G 6
ern l2ha18e do southwesteTn 12AS; do Western poor
IS elaad 6aF ana 1pg1a 1 sS'
4s3: and 9snsv No sgSs
chickens large soft meaed fancy l6a17c do average
i%2o a. NG ,; sG Yo sosEs %s y Pste d. No No
sse a%S No S ltgSS sfssf Ne Il POTATOES
ss plenty hsa S Sas
Celery e ANDY loves seD9 and unps 2g
eins tomatoes higher We quote potatoss Southern
Ell S Sass .ss sss
SS crate, 455c do SorfoIE per bb Soqoo eucumber
s2ats Norfolk and North Carolina Per half Dbl BASKET
ton and savannah per bbl sgs2: do basket ooQ75e
caulIhowers. Long Island and Jersey per Dbl 7Scgs2
celery Michigan per bunches 25qs5c eggplants
white per basket sls1 2 do potato s1asI 25 do New
orleans per bbl 81 25ds2 80: do bag SGs1 20 Ken
tucky per bbI 81 5Ods2 65 Long Island bag
81 a$2 DO STATE per handle h safSss Ss 90 % sr. G peas
basket 81 25Gsi 50 peppers Jersey per bush boy 81 7
do Baltimore and Maryland. sas 25 do Norfolk, per
hhi 50c9Sl; squash Southern, Dbl crate
5OcasI 2 unips Russia per Dbl 5ScgSi - white per
81 25s2 do Maryland per till carrier 75cQSl 25:
Norfolk and North Carolina, carrier. I5cQs1 50 do
Cba rIeaton nd Savannah. carrier S1l$l 75; do
Fiorida 5OcaS so: do Mississippi and Texas.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
CASH oUOTATIONs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Nork, july =, l9J-
COFFEE-Coffee was generally lower today quiet
The market opened steady without Quotable
change but almost Immediately turned easier under
liquidation Of stragglng long accounts by traders who
were anxious TO even up the holidays and under
offerings OF importers against purchases in the
country and closed quiet with prices unchanged
30 points lower Beyond the adjusting the
market had few features OF steadiness
carne from better cables than anticipated Havre
= franc up and Hamburg partial = pig at the
TINE OF our cpeninS these however. about counter
acted by big primary receipts and slack investment inter
est outsiders being deferred from entering the market by
the nearness Of the three days adjournment. Total
fsles amounted to 1880 bags The French market eased
or al the close and finally unchanged. Brazilian
markets steady an unchanged. port
receipts amounted to 29UoO bags and the interior
rent TO 10000 bags Local spot supplies again in
u- demand and noninally unchanged. the basis of
hi4c Tor Rio No Rio shipments Europe during June
We're $4,000 hags; 70 the United States 1S2 900 bags.
- other countries $4,000 bags shipments
rope we're 29 900 bags. the
t2gs Victoria shipped 1000 bags this
e6aIks for the United States, r. 600 bags: Europe,
lpouo bags santos embarks for the United States,
5000 and Europe. 81. bags.
The Of prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. July q 1902.
BEANS AND PEAs-The market is showing little
standard varieties OF domestic beans
iobbing sales OF marrow are al 81 2OGs2 %
hut a feWve reached 81 25 Medium
bng at 81 7OQSi 1874 choice pea firm 81 TO-
small lots going little higher Rather
faV made reserved
ing. Exporters are taking few red kidney.
price has advanced 10 3odS2 35 dry stock
Not doing imported and the best Austrian
ca be al 81 So Green and Scotch peas have
lght demand but exporters are taking goods
and values steady. We quote: Beans,
bush 81 2OIS2 221k do medium choice
@S1 T2k pea, choice 81 67iaqS1 TO- do red kidney
30qS2 35; white kidney, choice, do
yellow eve eoice So I2lsQs2 49, turtle soup
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Gables srot c,,on
frIner sales 1000 bales speculation ana exnprt 0oa.
1ais5I1g ,,nI1S teesedPts 1000; American g. 600
%-tad adVance; closed steady 2G3 noInts
Jly 4sStzs; July-August, 447IkR
SIS SeptenDer-October 429q3O Cct1ber-E6ven1ber
5ISsO BIAS December January
ass Januaiy-F February 4.I7kb. MancbesteT % rrs
uEle ana unchanged Closed some busiress 81 oy, 49,
tl.OCR AND MEAL-UnsettIed again nv The yvbeat
IsellI, iluI showed little activity, and az the close
sfs,eTe zSSSGy spring patents. s4Gs4 3O winter
- l34S 80 winter patents S4lfS4 10. srrinf,
Set - i"HS3 %; extra No winter 81 2Ss2 az. xtrs
10 winter 50 l5q 50 20: grade s23 50S94 Ok snn1
aiil 70 arrive. RYE FLOUR-Ouet: Gucfad Hi
NAEAi-Steady: quoted: Kiln dried So a5gIss "a Ak
70 Dtaisd BAG MEAI@-Steady: gg,a
and yellow 81 DHS1 g; coarse 81 32GS1 "a ~ r1Itrn
quoted: Spring bran S2oGs20 SO. socks 70
eaaA Inldclng so 25mS24 a0 winter brsn sooS
80 CITY bran. $50 so Hnsced oil cake S27: corr 1i a
80 ~: nonny chop. s23: oil meal. s27. " ~
llslA4N-N htEAT-A sudden tempera ture
continued showery conditions affected specuative sen
t..eht that general order of tbe
aad asi prices showed partial nc net decline
ioi highest point after the opening broke
80 Io september, feature OF interest although one
20 NIUE real significance. the relative irmness
ug D9th at Chicago and here, resulting
80 premium September against &c TIiessa,
S+eitr De, Al Chicago well, and showed important
al due 10 better prospects OF
n Tatnres which. with little sunshine. WILL
speedily different complexion the
- ~ wheat outlook, affecting the movement well
-e crop IL raining In northern o the
afa looked threatening over Kansas
nen5 ua with barometer fairly hign. Much VIII
iuIsgay on the weather situation IL the
u the Rockies east II check
har,r uAtoaning and operations the
1S' Oiner"ise the natural tendency Will be toward
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
Rcfirodos.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAII,7oAD


Des6rosses and cortandt Streets
tl%s fr9% Ds.sfsis.' a
nsS where rsr oahssse nasea
ga Oars a New VI. ToA East MAmLmssd to two BSs; PsTi95
@ EASE iaS esSflaaa
Ss P'nas csvean sSsnf odo ane
1sS P M 4TE 4rTGqsVils 81 LSgis
seeehf onx aaa sTsE
nfS &5r F folsao M cTIcAGo AND LOUIS
P VI ST. TorIs i9Sf TXPRESs 8lslnf Pitsburs
Wais W!TeiisHaP2lis Louisville ST. Louis Dining car For
NJ WESTERN SeRalPfas EasS E3Sss cS9so For
7 PAcFic Ac2Pieay ExPREssFor PRESS ceE P,soarg and
ROUTE Connects foT cveah gs excepi ss sataSy
s'22 p VI GLEyEI4AND AND CiNCINNATI En-
S,'sR95SS ssT5laTd aS6 TE Rn9 sSuTH SpiRIa
ana @ s:s' @ 5i8S @5nE Sa SSs R@s shS c5aI Sa
FsToF aT and Dining Gsrs' % Dining Car, 10 5ing
s6iS9S 25 s25 ID, ,6Ini3s carr ic5s DINING i
and Dining Cars. as CDining Carr 4s5 Dining Carr
sGTTHERN @ aiS s25 AS p m. 1910
Atlantic COAST LLNE.-Expres.. s25 a. and a.2S
himlttd SA 125s m daily Express
NoRFoLK AND H'' WESTERN RA1LwAY.-FOr Memphis
cEsAFEA2Es OHIO m p RR1%f-75S n 9SilX a. m week
udyS, l255 and A. m. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLk--I.0o a. m
Weekdays and s.55 p m. daily.
AssASIiC CITYs55 a m and 2 90 ?; m wsekISays Ety
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
lor smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 p. m. weekdays
For points on New York and LcEg Branch railroad IRON
West Twenty-third Street StatiOn). 500 a. M L. ~
l10 saturdays only) 225. 2S5. 3.25. $40 45S. and
go p. weekdays Sundays, $50. e2o a m, 800
p m Crom Desbrosses and COrtandt Streets $50 BOO
a. m. u 20. l 20 Saturdays only) 23O 310 $40 20
DO. and 100 p. weekdays. sundays. sl5. S4o
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6IO (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. 62O I. 80
p s55. 925 Dining C9.55 Penna. Limited 1910
esbrosses and COrtlsndt Streets. 1920 Dining Carl
1888 dining Carl 1l55 a. 1251 Dining Carr LOO
Dining Carr. 210 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
I'D. 30. 325 Dining Car), $50. 4.25 AS DINING
Carl, 49S Dining Carr, 5.55 Dining carr. loo. 20
800, 923 p. m. 1910 night Sundays, 61O 100 tno
eoachesG SD. SIS. 9.25 Dining Carr. 95S (I4mttsdl
BOO, 1898 Dining Can a 1855 Dining Carl loo
tning Carr. 81 % Dining Carr 355 425 Dining Carl
20 Dining Can 555 Dining Carr. T.55. SIS. s5S,
% p. 12- night
Ticket Offices Broadway;
ls2 Fifth Avenue Cbeow ODD ST.; Astor House; West
Twenyhird Street Station. and stations foot Of Des
brosses and Cortandt Streets Court Street $50 Fulton
Street, es Broadway Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Brooklyn; Station City The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through TO destination
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J.. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

'Including steamer Hogarth p IO1 ex ship.
COTTON-Wi ithoLt being active cotton was hrmer to-
day The market opened steady with prices unchanged
poln-s higher, light shorts and
absence Of selling OF Dry weather
the drouh Of the belt forecast for fair
weather for tonight and generally in the cot
ton country, led TO continued buying after the call
though the options under realizing by
commission house longs The Liverpool market not
factor either way, though rather favorins steady
market here The important part cables
The OF 1900 bales spot
Trading disposed 70 drag public
refusing 10 re-enter the market
was Waverug between almost perfect condition and
decided deterioration. when Of the important
condition reports Of the hand (due to-
morrow at y m) and when but day remained
of trading before adjournment days
taken The believed be generally short OF
the market and to be far from
Late in the morning the
former relations the 0 COM
Iaratvey quiet. The general the market dur
ing the rest Of the session upward though
tor did broaden and professional circles
remained less mixed predicted
sver-ge crop condition report OF
better. others S lower Wall
covering sh iui August rise, though some
broker declared Wall Street months
ban The South sold in small way from time
time: Europe bought October. The New-Oreans
market followed point change here Receipts were
light expected; week end figures every promise
being bUllsh steady and net 4G6
points higher estimated at 10000 bales
The % contract prices in market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

e corther Decline the market is still believed be
Sonsoeraby long OF wheat. Even shippers
~ aouha themselves out of line except lot
- loads worked via outports bush spring
wheat were reported. Foreign houses sold little In the
p and had easier English cables Paris lOl5 points
nIener Sroomhal reported a French crop estimate OF
SS940Vvo bush. compared with last crop
3oiOO0OOO bush and 325 100000 1900 Quotations
OF cash wheat, o b afoat basis as follows: No
red s13sc elevator, and 81 ssQS2%sc, afoat No
NoTthern Duluth and No l Northern. New-York SIC,
: Northern, Manitoba, s2i2c arrive; hard New
york. s2lsc, August 23-3l: red. New-Yorl1 S2%c
August 253i and No red. New-Yorl S2l4c September
1-lo COMMISSIONER at first rains West corn
peratures good offset. weakened during the
afternoon From its best point September here dropped
haf cent and closed weak decline around
Corn has needed normal temperatures than
spell. for the thermometer 40 degrees
at O'Clock in the morning July in Chicago another
spasmodc jump TO I62c in the forenoon, settling back
cent before tho close. Wheat mo or
influence and sharp advances sentiment
late positions is bullsh II was although of
course everything depends weather conditions The
general tendency in local circles least toward
evening up or trades for the holidays Cash sales en-
hraced 1000 bush No 702C, delivered. No
closed Toc, elevator. and 7lc. + anoat No white
and No yellow. 13C, b atoat .OATS-Nih other
They had brief opening squirt and general
rains through central after which they rapidly
eased off, closing rather weak. leading States
perature around 20 degrees or above at 5 o'clock
Thursday benefit will be derived from the
return normal temperatures that sentiment ignored
everything a reduction of long account
Local cash sales 5000 bush. No oats closed
5534Q56c: No g. 55q55 &c: No white 6Oc; No white;
59I2c; track mixed, 54l2q56c track white bI063c ana
No white. clips, 6lc: RIE;,MaTket easy; 40. 40 l
Western. sc. and No Western 651ac both ahoat;
State rye, 63d6Ic. .BARI4EY-Market nominal
ppJ-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

spot cotton closed seaoy. with prices unchanged
basis 914c mddnE upland and glac for middIipe
gulf Sales q bales. Southern spot markets were
'elegraphed as fol!oTE: Nevorleans quiet and easy
Savannah steady unchanged, sac; Charleston quiet
no quotation Wilmington firm, unchanged &c: Nor
folk quiet unchanged az 9lsc; Baltimore
changed. 9i4c: Galveston steady. unchanged AZ
$ io-l6c, August quiet and steady UNCHANGED.
Receipts the ports interior points today compard
with the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-fsso so
1850. .11.30 a. ". "LOO. AGO. E'S4O. '5.Oo 100
p. NJ. s12-I5 Mdt.
zFrom Liberty Street only. sDaiIy 4Daily ex-sur
Sunday. SSunday only. +Parlor only. IlVis
Tamaqua SATURDAYS
Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry
11s 261 asa 1900 Broadway. tn Ave 3 UnIon
Square West 15S East 12jth ST. 273 West 125th
Columbus Ave. York: Court St. S44 SEQ FuIsc,
St Brooklyn; 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage to Destination
G. BESI.ER. c NJ BURT
General Manager General Pass'r