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New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

south AmerS. lie BTan Kegs Sc
steady Quoted: oleo IlaIIsc city lard stearne lie
klChLow grades OF rice receiving attention
fet is firm, with excellent demand here as we'll as
al me oup3rts for supplies Full prices quoted
L5ornestic low fair agile fair to good ~ a
p'iTe T TO choice 5eSSei head 6qese Patna. -. a
Java: %sG49.c; Rangoon. in bond 2a21c.
SLG-AR-There was little better demand for refined
prices We're unchanged quoted the basis Of Sc
o9 M MgraPgaed Jo66ers are running via light stocks
Set~een the prices for and the for
pave been widened much by the steady decline prices
oversod though the American Sugar Reanins connanv
IS giving prompt delivery Quotations follow: cut ioaf
crushed and dominos 510c mould A. sc: cubes 49Oc;
NXXX powdered 4sOc; powdered coarse powdered and
n cartons bags and ID bags Of fne granuated
SlaI9nG X @ A. 4GSe S9nfectioners A 43e; No 43oc;
No = &C. No o6c: A z' No Z I5e' 10 No c g. 419G &c
- n bas Of SS 1 Nos M Il and l5 S65c No 10 $500
mary 81 the statistical position made up By
q Gray, shows stocks in the United States and cuba
doge'9eG OF l74ls0 tons. 161 week
over last year Statistics by special Cuba he
six principal Ports)Receips tons exports 500
19s 9 stock 5lo9 tons. against 21343 tons year
Sot CeipalS a., grinding against 9s last Europe
last year Total stocks of Europe America 42s $50
LIE, asainst @ st9'S tons last at the
a'S @ ana Va 20 tons at the date Of January
IJI The excess of stock Is 743 202 TONS against
e f GI nSG 02 tons last week and Of 5566s
;e eerica; no engagements Some Improvement in the
Temper OF the local market for was noted
H as me London market IS fully 14c above New
& parry This tends to keep American buyers
heqe Price ar however, are not large buyers
quoted at 37c muscovado. so test 2sc: sugar
~ tes; 2%c The London beet sugar market again
feoruary closed at 6s Sad and March at 6s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Jan. 17.-CGosiuF: wheat-spot. No red
Western winter, steSdy, Is 2d; No Northern spring
steady IS "a No Ca'lforn'- firm 8d futures steady
March Is 2lsd- May, 6s 2tzG- Corn-Spot quiet;
can mixed new "a 62d American mixed old, 5s Tad;
futures quiet, February. 5s S12t March, IS 2d May,
6s 2Sd Feas-Caatdien stesdy, Us 1od F1ourSt Louis.
fancy winter firm I'd Hrs at London (Paclhc COAST
steady f3 5sGSt3 i5s Reel India mess,
Pork firm. prime mess Western rs. quiet;
can, refined in pals +Ss; prime Western. terces.
5's 9 Hamyiort cut IA u 10 70. hrrl ASS Cd Bacon
tuInberiand cat - - - r. fTm AIS Cd; short rib,
@ % "a 10 qie as -: long clear middies light % 70
"a n, quiet. 4Ss; C1s ClE2r uJiddjss heavy 81
quiet 44s Gi: backs 20
clear bellies. u Sc !b s,sady. SIS Cd. Shoulders
Square, IL To l& 10. du 9-s I'd steady:
United states. s2s. good United States Ts Cheese firm
American. finest colorcd. isS SGT American finest white,
IS Ga TallowFTne city strong. 30s 3D. Australian in
London, firm. Sis Sd. CottcEssed 1-Hul refined,
-. Turpent.ae spirits firm. 29s Cd. Rosin-Ccmmon
steady 3s lO}zd Petroleumltefned steady. 7sd Lin
seed oil quiet. sos.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

yefio ~ ZSgst do white sass 80; State Western
"a pe uSg 30 9etSS 80; do per fiat hoop bbl. S36
sS6S req 80 3oqS8 % peas Florida fancy crate.
Fid.a parsley BeTmuda. $31S3 so, peppers.
s. per carrier SEA So romane Bermuda per crate.
40 FLORIDA, half bbI basket. S2Gs3 90;
strng be Norrea per bo So; do Baltimore 81 75q$2:
forIda, per basket, SASS; turnips
c6niae ltussia per bb 75Gs0c; tomatoes Florida,
GS2 14'+7'' y -o4S@ 20; DO poor 10 ran 81 %
,,aa nIA1 AND sTRAW-HAY-with an agreeable reduc-
trs ~ eceipts me market to-day displayed fair symp
9ssiDle recovery from It's late neglected condition
was p1Tcuary @ large trading noted but the demand
eIIlts especially at the uptown stations.
rreeis oK & .2r~ard TO better the impression
20 tnat the wants OF buyers and
Their i have become more less during
icts 'ts aosenCe from wholesale dealings.
tbs .aS Ir West Indian have away from
under the recent rule easy prices
=; surplus OF the market VIII be welcome Prices
49is 1ales per leo NJ 92AG95c; No l. s24 aS5c
55dGaiS no q Sog65c clover mixed 65G72lsc; clover
S,r1o sinaH bales pa below prices.
,aIl receipts Tor this large 10 scientific
Prices are firm for merchantabIe long rye
100 ~ vi owners We quote the range 75Gs5c per
~ 10 tteceIpts Of hay and tons reported at
rT,lahse at noon to-day; Hudson River
'aliiIoad, 2lOi Erie. no. Pennsylvania 3O Delaware
iI "anha ana Western 20 West Shore 90: Iehigh
aIty ~ Baltimore and Ohio 90 Ontario and western
Sensra! OF NewJersey 140 total 27O tons Re
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. II, p. m.-Cotton-Spot moderate
e1sneSs prices i22d lower American middling fair.
niddiing l5-2d good ordinary. l1-S2d: ordinary.
SGD The sales OF the day 5000 bales OF which
oS were Tor speculation ard and included 1900
american Receipts, 1000 bales including
can Futures opened quiet and steady
Amerieah 4 IN mqdIinS G. January: 2D-64d buyers
airy and March, 2SG4d sellers: March April 2S6id
sellers; April ana May 2S6+d sellers: May June.
--64d buyers June and July. 2S64d July and
August. 2s-64d buyers; August and September 2i-64d
sellersi September and October, i 16 Sid nominal
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nev-York January II. 1902

NeW-1Ork. january lBUZ.
cOFFEE-CCfTee irregular narrow way to-day
In sympathy with declines the opening showed
loss points Active profit taking. led by Wall Street
sn5 outside rallied prices 5Ql0 points the upward
movement helped by advances in the French
rna~ke and by support from metal clique. Then
cr9p occurred short selling. last night
evel final being unchanged 5 points lower
Trading $500 bags for the day. The prn-
cpal a hand included decline OF partial 2
pfz OF 20 reis at Rio and 100 Refs
Al santos drop l32d in the RIO rate Of sterling
opened lower. then turned strong ana
rd has. higher Primary port and interior
reoeDts agan fUI the former, amounting 10
.00sD bags and "a 800 bags. Warehouse
deliveries aggregated 1900 bags The local spot market
the O. nominal basis OF . IlIc
fr invoice lots Of Rio. Future contracts have oe-
pOins nearly lc pound, ~
rrts of this decline having occurred during the last
wesk iCom RIO, January 10 the steamer 10
v-fb baEs GATE. the
sfeamer Cest4Han Prince, with 1900 BAGS stock CT
9Tfe IN FIavre 100000 bags, Of which 2l1eO0 bags
are raz!Ian compared with 2.607,ooO bags and 2 lN-
600 bags last week.
The range Of contract prices IN market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
Proposals.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

NO. l. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
AND DELIVERING 45O GROSS TONS OF STOVE
COAL: 200 GROSS TONS OF EGG COAL: 200 GROSS
TONS BROKEN CpAL. parks parkwsy. as re-
quired.
NO. 2 PROPOS AIS FOR FURNISHING AND Do
IIVERING I75.OCO POUNDS OF PRIME SWEET TIM
OTHY HAY: Rs O0O POUNDS OF RED CLOVER HAY:
5000 BUSHELS or No. WHITE CLIPPED OATS:
10000 POUNDS OF SOUND NO. z YELLOW CORN; 81. 900
POUNDS or CLEAN RYE STRAW; 4OOO POUNDS OF
BElST QUALITY BRAN; at Prospect Park Stables and
Farmhouse. required. -
No. g. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND DE-
IIVDRING LUMBER. consisting Of pine boards clear
yellow pine timbers planks etc, on
and parkways, al required.
1. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND DE-
LVERING HARDWARE consisting Of nails, locks tools,
gardening implements lanterns. flies etc, parks and
No & PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND DE-
LIVERING PAINTS AND PAINTING MATERIALS. con-
ssting Of white lead paints varnishes turPentine.
brushes, etc, parks and parkways, as required.
NO d. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND DE
LIVERING BI4ACKSMITHING MATERIALS. consisting
Of wheelwrghts' supplies fiat and round horseshoe
nails. horseshoeng tools. bolts. parks
and parkways. as required
NO. I. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND DE-
LIVERING PLUMBING MATERIALS. consisting OF
bowls pipe and httlngs vitrhed dran-pipe.
pipe plumbing tools. par
and parkways. as required
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES for the aforesaid will
received the PARK BOARD, at its offices.
building 9th avenue. Central Park,
ouzh OF Manhattan New York City until p. NJ
FRIDAY. JANUARY "a, 1902.
Fer further particulars CITY RECORD.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
prices IN the local market to-day

SToJ cotton closed quiet quotations lice lower
the basis midiling upland and Sizc for mid
ding Sales bales. Southern spot markets were
teegraphed follows: New-Orleans quiet unchanged
At - igc, Mobile quiet unchanged. ar 1896 Savan-
nah quiet unchanged. 7fsc: Charleston quiet, un-
Changed. AZ l3-IGc; Wilmington firm unchanged, at
1Ac; Norfolk unchanged. Sc baltimore nominal
unchanged a. SIC Augusta steady. l-22c lower S5sc
81 LOUIS steady unchanged 10 lGc- Estimated
from 5000 10
$500 bales compared with 1893 bales actual last week
and 634S bales actual last at Houston for to
aoTrow. from 300 TO 5J0o bales. compared with 4sss
bales actual 5.33 bales actual last year.
Receipts of cotton al ports to-day and for the
week compared totals of week previous and
=
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
~ received a their Uptown Once
NO. 12i2 BROADWAY
2d door north of slst-st NTH o'clock D m.
Advertisements will be received following branch
regular office until o'clock D. M. viz 254
sth-ave., c. 23d-st.; I53 6th-ave. cor. 18th
ST. East 14th-st.; 25T West 42d-st.. between
9TH and aves-: 263 West 125th-St.; 1 33S 3D.
between 10th and nth 026 3d-ave., near
C1st-st; 1,7OS 1st-nve.. s0th-st.: I53 East
125th-st.; 156 TremOnt-nye.; $50 3d-ave., near
41st-st 55i 3d-ave.; 210 Bleecker-st.; 325
Bicecker-st brooklyn. \. I.-2I0 COurt-st.;
2I5 smith-st. Newark. N. J.-794 Broad-st
at all A. y. T offic
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
TsARTRegglq5s IsIS7IS 25l5 81 So; DO OIL bsls 50 so.
soUrHERN COTTON MARKETS

Memphis Jan. 17-Cotton steady: mddlng 15-I6c:
low middng 9-16c; good ordinary S-16c net re
ceipts 1244 bales; gross 113; shipments s225; sales
~ 700; stock. 1901. 1872 Os2; 1902 11251I.
New-Orleans, Jan. 17.-Cotton quiet; middling.
lo-l6c low middiing, TSsc; good ordinary 1-16c:
9slPs S 90 bales exports TO Great Britain 150o0 to
Savannah Jan. 17-Cotton quiet; nIddling. 77sc low
mddlng I4sci good ordinary, 1-16c; receipts 46S
bales exports coastwise 27O1 sales 33 stock l45
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

tOTTON-Went OF quite extensively today. IN Keep Keep
rE with predoIninance Of bearsh influence Inc ma e
prices 10 , points io"et, q JAY
rsn0nse 10 Liverpool cables and big estirA's
toays port receipts After the call the market sonl
WORKED points further under Inode;As seie-ei
elng by small holders who were dIstuIbea Ds IN y
nued Liverpool. where Liquidation was IA
active TroEress Private cables stated that the s'lsl
market suffering pressure and seiiiIg Guy
NeW-Drleals sJattsticlan. Who had Issued
the same fall. The local trade. now
refused place any the estimate mentioned Du
naturally Influenced by Liverpool weakness ioWaro
sIeadied halI street Ai4d sOIie
Southern buying reports that southern so'
holding hrU and that exporters were snap
everything offered Then came Hperal te
for New Orleans receipts ana q iIuch aI
than early estimated May soid on
70 3c July Sic before Wall street buying again
and rallied prices. During pretty uch
market very qufet' win
fluctuations unimp0rant. Long cotton continued 70 go
exports the day were close 10
bales nearly double total port receipts. ana
give Of the bulls that the
largely due the unprecedented rush
q thc country 20 Europe IN
local varied barely points ana al
market quiet with prices nst D 10 )
points Superintendent King the otat
brought sight this week was 32lvo
bales $500" ast week and 2Z4yDO bales same
year. Hester, of New-Orleans. gave the IN
$4,000 bales. the wide difference
figures thus shown being due 70 a much larger
allowance Southern consumption by Superintendent
King. 49,
prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

s,ok a. al all United States ports .......
STOCK at All United States ports same time last
year SIG 225
al az interior towns 640272
at al interior towns time last 1Tl.49a
liverpool
suck Liverpool
OF american afoa for Britain 1922
STOCK OF american afoat for Britain
time last 25a. .OOo
The following the receipts
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
NAVAL STORES.

nese was experienced for spirits
today and trading was quite active The strength
uue cnleny 70 the better advces from the south
Lose mere NaIues We're lc higher than
quote: ~ P'N~N '~'eN t-'e' w
T5AIRS,-RegHa5s 5IS7S @ 81 So; DO oil bels. ss so.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-4I 4 Ts2c
ISOSIN--Cou1ruon good Il. n =
o. o. + g. CO. 81 20; H.. 81 IS; 81 sO K. s. so; NJ,
= 80 y, So w u, - 80. and W w. s4 10
STOCK ON HAND
sSf-i1s S6I bols
g - is
savannah Jan. 17.Spirfts turpentine firm SsIsc: re-
cepts. o24 obs: sales i49 exports Rosin firm re
eepts STl7 e5ls sales 4035: exports 2,247. Quote:
q a21s; T. 81 20: X. So 25; NJ s265; n. s. 25; VI c.
Charleston, Jan. 17--Turpentine- firm sSIsc;
sales, 20 casks. Rosin frm sales bbls; D. 81 O5
E. 81 10; +, 81 10: G. 81 20; 81 30 l. 81 Co; K IS
NJ. So 80; \. SO 10: W G. 50 80; " W. So rs.
Wilmington, Jan. 1T.-Sprits turpentine steady 3S6
39c: receipts SO bbis Rosn firm, 81 O5S1 10; receipts
eS4 bbs Crude turpentine steady, 81 1OQS2. Tar hr
81 %; receipts, us bbls.
London, Jan. 17.-Turpentne spirits. 2ss sid.
American strained. As Sd: fine. 9s
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
new YORK CENTRAL

y.
ooo HARLEM DIVISION.
eOS A sEd IS 7. NJ Daily. except Sundays, Pitts
EeId and North Adams. Sundays al A NJ.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Ticket offices az 1iS, 2S1 AIS 1916 Broadway,
Union 81. W., 215 Columbus Ave 1S2 West l2Jch
i25th 81 and 3Sth ST. Stations. New York. S3s
E4Iten ST. and los Broadway p D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 300 3Sth Street. New Central Cab
Westcott Express Company, -
p. s. BIODGETT. GEORGE III DANrFTs
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan 17.-Four quiet. steady. Wheat-Spring
Arm: No Northern, sac; winter, demand. Corn
armer; No 2 yellow Is l4c No 3 do. 65c; No . corn
64Jkc; No do, 64Ac Oats No white. Sic:
No do 5OAc; No 2 mixed. 4si4c: No do. 47%c.
Barley 66G69c asked, 70 arrive. Rye-No l. &c.
Chicago Jan 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan. 17-The sheepskins sales were concluded
to-day. offerings slightly i'm
proved quality and condition. Al sold The home
secured OF the offerings Long stock
was G1ad dearer and short woolled 1&a%sd higher;
shorn unchanged. Coarse woolled stock was IN
keen demand at advance OF I'D.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-thlrd Street ana De.
brOsses and COrtlandt Streets.
II The leaving time from De~brosses and
or.'and streets Is five minutes later than
mat sa,s given below for Twenty-thIrd street.
s,t'on, except where otherwise noted.
30 A. VI FAST MAII>-Iimitei to two Buffet Pario
CfiaS Ss" S9Tk to Pt.s6gTs sleeping Car PitsbuFs
oS NJ FSsTf11SIIh fTs sfd Gsyslans Com
ta[tneRt @ p seepns Dining, smoking. and Observauor
annapolis Louisville s. louis o's1'' ~'HSH~'' ma
135 p. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS -Fu
caSo A1ulSNl4iS (vta CincinnatD. Indianapolis Chi
o'1 r; VI ST LOUIS EXPREss-For Pittsburs Ind
5 p ii! L8RfyiIls: %EgTsI * LS1ii Psnns car
3ao p NJ. PACIF1C EXPRESs.- P,tsburx an. Chi,
s sqf: W. MG0G7Ssis tqr Slsvsl23d syesPS saturday
MasMINGSTSo6sNs' SS6ss'na AND fSd TnE fiai5nHsSa sorrH.
sndt sests 0nns cs iSss sSx ANA Car ss
Ia2ds Ian 2 Streets 400 an Par
Sar IS isnE Car, s25 p & Isi6 ass, eDsR. sum-
I$@ Dining earn E9's as Gs 1Ss Dalafi Can fn
Ing car ass SN5s Os,S GaTs & g. Is {Dnins CAB as fDn-
tied dtEIN IS 40 RAILWAY sOu!hern's Palm Linn
y . ~sekay Express. as s e[!SP s5 % S s'rfsi fs
AFbASTsc ssSrcssesc coAsT 1As Line. spssa 10
sE1BoARBP sf RfPlsi Sa Sf x q pR@ @5 2 esy G
niebt ,dh 4a, limited l25 m. daily Express. 121o
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA11.wAv.-FOr -Memphi.
CfIEsAPEAKiES q 6ITio STS p Ra1fMyy m a1lIy
days and 4.55 D. m daily - 49, 49,
FOR OLD POINT CONFOTlT and NORF0TEr
week DAYS and S.55 .. dailv - =
ATLANTIC CITY.-q55 ana > *
SSnroqsh NesIiouled Trains. Buffet Parlor Cars and
1APE MAH.-l2j5 n. m weeb-davs
HC points on New York and Long
sHsSSt IWenty.third Street Stationt S55 a m IL a0
m 42 efrom and DsI55o.PE IIS S5 P m L sundays Is as
a. m. SIS ~
- - FOR PHILADELPHIA
tDesFossss and Cortlandt Streets 2O,. 725.
so 500 30 Dining Carr o. So Penna IIr1fre1 10 "a
besoIosses and Cortaudt Streets. 2O) dining Carl
LvoS tDnlnS Carl, 1l55 a m, dining Carl 2 10
IHsorosseS and SortlaEdt Streets . 8 0)n-
ls C4tl 500 10 425 tiining Carr dining
S19 tl1inlIs Sarl. IS5. So S-55 nizht
Sunoays 6lo I55 tn0 COaChesl S25. S5S 25 Q1intne
1T 800 tL1liJed), 95j, l055 Dining a m ~ s5
tIHning tsrl 15S Dining carr. 3 % Dining
30 tDininE Can, +55 Dining Car. CDinng car
20 SO. hJS. 925 I2. 10 night. -
4cket oIncss Nos i6l, 1885, 1854 III
~ FiIth Avenue below Esd ST., Astor House
west Twenty-third Street Station stations foot
SEQ qss6rosses and goTtlandt Streets; Street
Stp EuItoH street. 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania An
mex sStion. BROOKLYN; Station. Jersey City The New
1orK transfer Company viii call for check bag
gage from hotels and residences through 70 destnatio
road Cab Service. 'iA INA
J. B. HUTCHINSON 7 y uOoo
Heherai manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

- of the Light-House Engineer, Tompkinsvfle
Y. until O'Clock p. NJ, January 1902 and then
furnishing the material
necessary and completion passage-
connect main and extension OF ofhce at
the General Light House Depot Staten Island. y. Y
specifications copies which blank
proposals and information had upon apoIi-
cation o Major WILLIAM 7. ROSSELL- Engineer
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHiLADELPHIA.
f'4c5. $500. -9.O0 1000. 'IL3O A NJ. 100 u 80
t3Ooz 40 ti0 S'4OO. t43O 800. 200 t7SO. $780,
25 P. M. -12. 10 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
100 p NJ, .i2 Is mdt. '-''
Of7ces Liberty St. Ferry. South Ferry. II3 2sf
1884 Bway 1S2 5th TAI 9th Ave- Union S
l25th ST. 273 (yoI,lrr
Ave. New York Court St. 344 $50 Fulton Sc
Rrnoklyn. pc Broadway, williamsburg New
fer Co calls FOR and checks basgage 20 destination.
FFror Liberty St only -Daily. 7paily except Sun
6av. sSundays only zParnr Cars only
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
RallroI0s.
RAYMOND s ~ bitsNmb's
!0URS AND TICKETS EVERYWHERE

CALIFORNIA.-SpeciaIv vestibuled with dining
Tickets providing every travelling
pense under personal Also through
ornia without change stop Jan IS 50 Feb q, Is. -
March IL and April -.
UbA-MENICO-Cruse through tropical n a
magnificent steamer Of the Ward Line, including Cuba
Prosreso Yucatan. CRmpeche, and the ancient cities
Mexico. Feb. S. March !.
FLORIDA.-Incuding visits Washington Pinehurst
and Nassau Jan %. Feb. .. 20 and March B. S2s5. in
Guiding all expenses
EUROPE-Austria Bavaria. the Tyrol italian Lakes
Paris, London, France March 20 Including
uon Of King Edward VII. Other In April June and
July.
MENICO-Special vestibuled trains with dining-car
interpreters offer unusual facilities
cling esuely and with degree Of comfort
visit of picturesque
Feb. g.
PORTO RICO-TYo tours Rico on the mag
the Ponce san Juan OF the
towns. Notifications. batehelds sugar ans conee
drive entire length military road etc
Feb. l. March l. slSS. including all expenses
CUBA.-Two cruises Munson Line steamers 70 the
Coast beautiful part OF the Island in
cludng Caves OF Bellamar and visit 10 Ha
vana. returning via Ward Line Feb. 5.
illustrated Circulars on Application
general announcement circular CONTAINING
brief outline OF tours throughout the
rope. and all OF the world; Travellers Cor
railroad and steamship tickets lines ana ~ al
points Private cars arranged for short notice
20 UNION SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

bush - ' ~ ~ 9s WV
st Louis Jan. l7.-Close Wheat-No 2 red cash.
Stsei Say eI4qsIAc; July, s6ac; No hard. s0Gs3c.
SoFn-No cash eS&c; May. 65% d65 Tsc July. 65s.c
Uats-No cash. 4Ic; MAY. 4Tc july sesc; No white
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
STATE OF NEW YORK-sTATE c,

SIa1E OH w" NM u T. OOAiIlS-
- SION IN LCNACY.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals for New Passenger Wharf the
Manhattan Hospital. Wards Island. N Y. may be
by mail. delivered in Three O'Clock
4. NJ. Friday, the Path day OF January. 1902
Henri Rowland President Of the Board OF Managers
Manhattan State Hospital. No 1 Madison Avenue New
city, "A which time and place the Board
ayers viii receive and open all proposals.
Drawings and specifications be consulted
proposals obtained the office OF
Managers No. Madison Avenue. New York City. or
Of 1. Helms State Architect, Capitol
a Albany. n. Y.
Contract awarded lowest responsible and
reliable bidder. unless the bids amount OF
funds available therefor in which the OF
Managers reserves the right to reject all bids.
HENRY r. ROWLAND
President, Board OF Managers.
New York CITY Jan. 18th 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

RoCcffee market weak; 40 no. oSI'oi eAcLhIlse
- 3lGd receipts 1900 bags. cleared Tor the CntTo
states bass: cleared for Europe. 1VO bags htcch
: CO bags.
Tn. ststistIcnl positlon Of Brazilian coffee Is follows
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
.es IN the local market to-day

f-,ersa cables market weak good a.
age santos 5SOo0 receipts. p 900 bags stock LIS
80 9sTohurg-Cofee opened y pig lower a
30 n M was net UNCHANGED 10 = pig lower ss4es
ngs Hayre-Cofee opened Irregular. = ga ITc
loVer. a. - N advanced franc; et III steacy
franc higher; advanced = franc totHl safes
10sats tssg baEs-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

Cash quotations follows: Flour easy. No 3
spring wheat 74izq7I2c No red s3Iz dS5c; No
45l4@45lac: No white, 47c; No 3 white 46a47c No 2
62kq6312c fair TO choice mailing barley 6OG6ic:
No haxseed y e51a No Northwestern 81 6s prime
pork, per bb SIG 7oqS16 20 lard per 100 10. so 4OQ
so 42s short ribs sides loose IS S5GSS dry salte
shoulders. boxed. 81 l22aST %
SO sOqSs 80: whkey. basis Of high the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market steady;
creameres. 15G334c; dRlries. 1442Oc Cheese steady
i0Aq11kc. Eggs weak; fresh. 2iQ 2i1ac.
Duluth, Jan. lT.--Close: Wheat-Cash, No ! hard
I7.sc; No Northern, 72sc; No Northern. T4Tsc May
I75sc; July, 77Sc. Osts. 4iA0444c Corn. Csc
Milwaukee. Jan. 1T.-Wheat irregular; close No
Northern, Tshc; Northern TGqTTc:. NAV sOLc
Rye steady; No sic Barley lower No .. 64Isc
Pile 6O964c. Corn higher: May. 637sc.
Philadelphia, Jan. 1T.-Wheat firm and kc higher con-
tract grade January. s5QS5ac. &c xher
No mixed, January, eo&966&c. Oats steady; No Z
white clipped bic Butter steady; fancy Western
cry 2ie do nssrby prints 27e EGGS dull 1c lower
2se; do Southern. 2Tc. Cheese arm: New-York full
cream fancy. small. IKE; do fair choice 9IsQllc.
Receipts-Flour. 1soo bbs and ST. sacks wheat
1900 bush corn. 1000 bush; oats. 1900 bush Ship
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
Ihe following are the total
ports since September 1. 1901

total net receipts Of cotton at al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-01

those schools not having yet beencom-
pleted. The schools will be ready on
the Sth, however, and the scholars
will be expected to report for their
studies then. The Ida institute re-
opens tomorrow and so do the Dayen-
port parochial schools. The I'm
maculate Conception academy and
st. Ambrose college will open Sept.
9, and Saint Katherine's Hall Sept.
Is.
Claus Peterson left today for Los
Angeles, Cal, after spending several
weeks in Davenport.
an
Clerk Creek reports 95 new cases
filed up to 5 o'clock last Friday after
noon, which was the last day of SER
vice for the September term of court.
OF these 20 are divorce cases. All of
them will appear on the docket for
the September term of court.
px1
Mrs. Anna Gallagher. of this city,
has been advised of the death of her
father. Thomas Boyle, which occur
red Thursday, at Geneseo, at the age
of II years. The deceased was a ma
tive of Belfast, Ireland, and came to
this country in 1851. He was married
to Elizabeth Cronin in 1865, and they
had six children: Mrs. Anna Gal
lagher, of Davenport; Mrs. Gather
inc Harmon, of North English, Iowa;
and Mary, Ellen, Marguerite and Celia
at home.
Saturday +. T. Van der Yagt re-
turned to Davenport after a years
visit in Europe.
p4
The j. {. III. =. team was defeated
at the fair grounds diamond yester-
day afternoon by a picked team, the
score being to 4.