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New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

tired of putting up with cramped temporary
quarters. were anxious to hasten rebuilding. In
the first place. there was period of several
months after the fire when il almost i'm
possible to secure steel and iron material. As
nearly all of the buildings are Of steel
framework, this meant waiting. Then the
various labor unions saw a chance to force GER
tain concessions from the contractors and pro-
ceeded to do by striking. First the hod-
carriers went out then the bricklayers They
were settled WITH and the carpenters took
turn.
In the rebuilding Of Waterbury a new hotel
is an important factor. A company OF local
capitalists has been formed. and will erect a
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

g!aring signboards, it is all but unbearable for
those who have the interests of Waterbury at
heart.
It caught fire once and the people of the city
shouted their joy. But the firemen put it out
Again it took fire and the welcome news. THE
skating rink is burning ran through the city.
Don't put it OUT" Let it burn were the
cries which greeted the fremen.
When the big February fire was on some one
took time TO remember that the skating rink
was in the track of the flames and the world
did not look so black Buildings on every side
of it bIazed and burned. Blocks of brick (sup-
posed to be fireprooO were licked up by the
flames But the tinderbox skating rink laughed
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

modern freproof building at cost of perhaps
S2OOOOO Two sites are under consideration
one next 10 the City Hall, where the Scovil
House stood. and the other directly across the
green Either one it is thought would make
an admirable site.
And through all this change and improve
ment the eyesore of the city. tumbledown,
wooden rink one story in height. still dsfgures
of the principal corners 1t was built in
skating rink days years ago 1t was curious
structure even for that purpose, but it was
tolerated. Now that it has been split off into
small stores, in which everything from a II cent
restaurant to a bootblack parlor finds shelter.
and the whole surmounted by a false front OF
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NOTES.
HEIDELBERG" md THE NEU1 STlINCEEDU4RDS
LIGHT OPER4-SH14 14KESPE14RE rs Il Money
GETTERr-4 HUNGRY TROOP

rail to see the stase so dense was the crowd
He hoped up on tiptoe three or four times: he
TO md a loophope where he could peep He gave
il up finally and went back to the manager OF -'he
ully gee said be- he bull hull t gss but dis sho"
Last Monday at p there landed from the
Montreal express at the West Shore station prob
ably the hungriest theatrical organization that
ever travelled for prosperous firm The company
was headed by James O'NeiIl. and il had come
down from Canada, where THE Honor OF the
Humble was ordered off the boards by Llepler LS q
I tbe da bafore at o'clock in the evening and
+re ar+ uS coT111v had d;ned at The train was
due here at early hour the following morning; morning.
in after > O'Clock in the afternoon And not a
up in the morning and learned that they were sun
a descent on the first luncheon counter Where a
tank town. and . NeiIl. calling his troop ABOUT
him like the matron of an orphan asXiuIn; I.q lea
the lunch counter" he asked station & hand ,,-
There amt none here was the reply "ou'
Good cried oNeil 'Wil We time to go
..Yes y said the native "heaps of time But
forgot TO tell yer the hotel IS closed -,,,, 5,d
e IN foraging sls G but Without results. When it finally
gearSed the terminal there the most resist
Iss rush on the nearest luncheon counter that
has been seen for many q day
In Miss CroST1dnS IeCeAit SHsoSNi44--~
Academy of Music. Philadelphia she did an un-
usually large business, near the record that her
managers sent out statement of receipts TO the
theatrical managers of the country Z IN NJ me Us ase
Of rnen 10 whom this statement was sent WSre
the names OF A l. Erlanger and Marc hlaw-, Inc @
envelopes addressed to them were retuIIeu ear IN
o-enad last week to Miss CroSmanS manager,
T1Iarl,ed refused Now let BeasGo send IneLn
nc aynan+ Of his business with The Daring OF
9ba Gods and their cup of contentneht VIII
be full.
..rbe Old Guard although only a one act piece
bs come TO be one of leading plays IN Charies
2 Hanford's repertory. In this play he dlsgulses
his personality appearing as an aged Out nisiI
i-;+ad soldier whose honor is more TO him lhan
food and shelter Mr. Hanford uses the piece Win WIN
sy,,ei,,rr Of the Shrew and while he was payiIiS
I!i-yi1ia cty an auditor who had gone out De
=. tr,ean tbe acts was heard to remark; s
h viii have to hustle to beat the old fellow
that died just now
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

weeks. of his successful engagement in The
Fad and Folly continues at Mrs. osborne's.
The Two Schools comes to the Harlem Opera
House this week.
The Wild Rose" will be the attraction at the
West End Theatre.
Weber and Fields have set no date their bur
lesque Of The Stubborness of Geraldine" 1t may
surprise some people to learn that they considered
carefully The Darling of The Gods" and decided
that it offers no basis for buresque
E. H. Sothern. who begins engagement at the
Garden Theatre in Hamlet" on Monday. December
90, is rehearsing tour, while playing If
Were King at night. Miss Cecilia LOTUS is now
due from England and joins him next week II
Ptttsburg to begin her rehearsals Of Ophelia
In response TO the requests of many players who
are themselves occupied with matinees on Wednes-
day. the date of the special matinee of Mary OF
Magdala'' that Mrs. Fiske is TO give at the Man,
Church Alliance has been changed from Wednes-
day, December IT, to Thursday, December Is
Charles Frohman has arranged the American
tour of Miss Marie Tempest in The Marriage OF
Kitty" covering twenty weeks next season. begin
ming at the New Hudson Theatre in TINS city mo NO
vember 80. Mr.. Frohman will continue 10 present
Miss Tempest in this play In London o at W ynd-
hams Theatre throughout the present season
THE Streets of New York" with Ralph Stuart
as Badger will be the weeks revival of the Don
nelly Stock Company at the Murray Hill Theatre
Lawrence Marston, whose last play, THE Little
Mother" was put on earlier in the season, will
have another of his dramas "A Remarkable
Case" produced at the American Theatre next
week This play deals with the subject OF hyp-
notisu and the scenes laid in the mountain
country of Tennessee.
Since Heinrich conried discontinued AIT Heidel-
berg" he has received numerous requests from the
public to give more performances of this play
Considering that when the engagement of Ferdi-
nand Bonn has begun January l there will be
no opportunity 70 produce Alt Heidelberg again,
Herr Conried has decided TO give a few repettions
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
PLAYS THAT HOLD OVER.

At the Herald Square. Richard Mansfield as
Al the Manhattan. Mrs F1ske in a play from the
German called Mary of Magdaia
At the Belasco. Miss Blanche Bates and George
ariss in The Darling of the Gods
At the Victoria, Miss Allen and cast in The
Eternal City
Al tbe Criterion, Miss Julia :Marlowe In play
f-on, Gables novel THE Cavalier
A. the Empire William Fayersham Fay Davis
.1d Hilda spong in Esmond's comedy lmpru-
dence-"
,.+be Knickerbocker. Mr.. and Mrs. Nat z Good,
- .irua 10 present THE Altar OF FRIENDSHIP
a. the Carrick. Miss Mannering makes way IN
80 weeks for Mrs. Langtry IN Inc ''rosS"@Ss'
A. the SAVOY. Miss Barrymore and Bruce McRae
-, s5Sarrots'' for weeks more
~ Garden f. s willard continues to pre-
AZ .tlT .iTT,e CARDINAL" with David Garrick for
ttn ssti g,lI on Thursday afternoon
At the Madison Square Miss Robson continues
in Audrey
a, +ba Academy Of Music that amusing melo-
drama a. .sThe Ninety and Nine continues 10 ara"
full houses
At walIack's Hackett enters on the last two
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
THE LIGHT OPERAS.

=. 0a1,,s "A Country Girl is still drawing full
houses. 1t leaves here III Two "eeA0 '' '''e -9e
OF its season
A. the broadway The Silver Slipper furnishes
4 more or less successful vehicle Tor sam bernard
and Edna Wallace Hopper
a. .,o Casino "a Chinese Honeymoon of course
oontinIes 1t will remain all winter.
AT the Bijou Miss Mabelle Gilman continues 70
survive the departure Of the crown frhCe oi
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
Totals ........ % 100 3

qaHed ess unesaf sGs a e @ e tin %s: 3 @ With m
London market steady, but also wrhou!
futures at f$2 los cPpef. While quiet here a vas h l
ns9er oT m lakf M 20 @ St ] other gaaaes not rsscntay
Der delivery sold l2Ae. The eosing prices were
eectToc @ Suses esstins r fs f5ai2S TGs
for SPOT ahd fu5rrS Lad f N,vY,r w c,stJ a. "
and at hondog at decline OF Is 30 to III los speler
with London as los The local market showed
No founGry Nohsrn a % ss H fGny %Tr NTh
No oundry southern soft siS 5o SIS g. FoiegH mar
kets higher Glasgow closed at Gas and Middles-
MoLAssEs ,1 AND sYRT.rsmThe market for moasses asses
SS9d ips 3 asmS N syrpRs ss1dy 6g qp M
Orleans s" op9 kffI s' ia i"s I2itc
ocEAH FREIGHTs Steam freIghis cantinued QUIET
M mage M business aa % s mted In e. and west India
Sd f la4s es le M ana Hoaans @ ag
5tdi Lyerp2o M pool and % An5Terp I'd L2ndcH 74d BTst2
l7i@ pfennigs Bremen 20 pfenngs cotton to Liverpool
-cHARTERs- steamer new, GI85 tons gross,
5srthsd JuS; uTaguayan steamer 2s9o tons deals
wsan Se1 ~ steamer M G isy7 'Ss tons bTh sT J6n = b. to
Bristol sGs May Swedish Dis a steamer i6sG tons deals
1893 and 4G3 tons ore Hueya to Charleston & or
Rio Janeiro 70 Baltim9re 9s 3D. august british steamer
private Terms spanish steamer 1875 tons coal Baltimore
% TamPls9 private terms British steamsr C25 tons
bark SO tons rosih and spirits Tampa t? Cork for
old iron. Matanzas 10 Philadelphia. 81; schooner l,154
deiphla l5e sehooner 900 tons lies IrunsN lex
York private terms July seR9o.er @ a 2s tons dry cypress
schooner 2s5 IONS. humber sunclk to New YORK g S5
schooner goo s tons lumber HoGi9k to ~
11oo tons capacity, coal South Amboy 10 Lynn
OIIs-A trade took place IN oil, with 45l4c
bid for prime summer ysow & ana not mue 0erra
ported. Prices unchanged. The llnseed oil
st 6ad 5snas %as s s S eaagi @ h a
quotations Petroleum bbls 81 40 and in bulk 81 No
Ea TdTS IS pos 90 " O. oTToNsEED 4H crude
summer R iI Yellow i5a butter grades SOC prime white
49c: prime winter yellow. 49qhOc. I-INsEED OIL
Csc; Calcutta raw. s5c; lard oil, sias8c.
pected together decline 5gIOo in live hogs oc
general weakness in provisions yesterday lasting
Tf The Western s receipts We're hogs including 5000
& ofsG 1900 a sss s sa sd @ % Family Sc 50
as2o short clear sls Seqs2i :BEEFFirm quoted:
MSs nds St
at s2Igs22 & = ~ iSS r. oGspT 4d ~ quoted dei BaS9ns
Tr 9p y Seds quiet % :qU qGoted S s@ok
1s iS%e ho@des 10 m da quoted @ al M @ Pe
hams steady; quoted at llhgl2iAc.. .TALLOW-Ir-
Ga@ed ct SO So9so S. y lara easy aaosed at So %
81 T 10 onhent $40 so sra 2es s2 9h 90
frm quoted at S. .srEARINE1 Easy; qaoted:
RICE-A good sales movement noted to-day with
iif firm daS sSes ram at m he s2h point to
follow: Domestic comn.on 70 low fair. alsa4Hc fair TO
f$S3 Fsa ns-S Do Ss@Ss s$@sstc
5fa !" as sfR@ 5ai sad Steady
but unchanged; with granuated quoted 465c. We
&c; cubes 4e5c; XxXX S, Powsdsrsd 4soc; powdered
and Ees en n
granuatsd 470c Eagle e ga cartons 6 and N bags Of
Rs Esss ns sransasd sad
Ne Nos sad % So 5 {? 10 IS 10 e. Ss So so e.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago MAY 26-Cattie-Receipts 81 heal in
rudng 1000 Texans lOai5c lower: good 10 prime
feeders 81 0aS5 -. 81 5aS6: hefrs 81 5OQ$6
bulls 5OfiS5
fed 81 4OQ$6 5O Hogs Receipts day
46O0O head To morrow 1900; left over 800; slow
lower; mixed and butchers So SOas7 10: good
choice $7dS7 10; rough heavy, 500, light
So 5OF$8 90 bulk Of sales So S0@$T % heepReceips
pc higher good choice .ethers s.
Western sheep. ~ 23ns6 10; native lambs clipped $5a
50 20 Western lambs s. 25@ 50 I5 spring lambs 81 30
active and higher. 81 G0a$6 90 Sheep dull and lower
81 j0Gsi 20. Lambs duh ami lower. So 5Oa So 90.
Kansas City May 26.-CattIe- Receipts. head
export dressed beef So 90dS7
good 81 0qse so s9ckeTs and feeders $3as3 go Western
81 80: Texas cows s3GsG 25: native 81 25Q$5 i6
hcers. 81 75a ST 10 81 T5aS3 bulls
ass ~. SSs 20 Teays prices steers
the highest this market since June. 1SS2 Hogs
Receipts. roo head "a 1pc lower; tops. 81 Of
sales 81 9Oa$T 10 heavy 81 lie@S7 -; packers
$7a$7 20 light. 81 53aS7 10; Workers. S7as7 pigs
higher lambs steady strong; native lambs 50 45Q$7
Western lambs 81 sea s 70 natye wehers 50 S04s6 To-
Texas clipped yearIings 81 +0@s5 % clipped sheer
"a HmS5 80, stockers and feeders, - iraSi o.
Liberty. May 2i--Cattie higher; choice. 5ud
So so good, s6a$6 90 Hogs lower; prime heavy hogs
light do SO T5GS6 s.; pigs. So 6OQS6 40: roughs
s5as6 Sheep lower prime wehers. S5qSA TO- cuIIs
and common s2esS; choice lambs. So d0efs6 o.. Veal
East 3ufalo May % Cspeciap p-Cattie-Receipts $500
good cattle i0ni5c higher: steady prime
So heifers So J0G$6 Sass 20; cows S{
head lower springerJ steady. snckers feeders
s4GS5 25 veas. SJGs7 Hogs-Receipts. Is 100 head
mixed 81 20as7 30; Workers. a0Gs7 and
SO soqS6 90 roughs 81 6OQS6 90 Sheep and lambs
50 81 others s4as6 TO- yeariings s. T5g$6 sheep
81 J0dS5 so
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeW-York, May %, 1902.

New-York May 26. 1902.
COFFEE-Coffee prices made a jump Of 10dl5 points
the opening to-day active covering foreign
buying, clique support and commission house demand
Throughout the forenoon the ruled
with shorts made by higher European markets
and smaller receipts the crop Local senu
bullishly inclined, everything seemed
further Improvement. a higher prices
prominent local and Baltimore sell
Of the late months. continuing offer
close In the afternoon there lun in the
side buying and prices lost portion Of the forenoon
The market finally steady in with
prices net unchanged TO points higher Trading proved
the most active long time. sales reaching 900
bags. Foreign market included advance Of y
franc at Hayre and of eGA pig at Hamburg. Rio and
Santos ruled and unchanged the exchange
creasing l32d T-l5d. Primary port receipts
2l,9o0 bags and interior receipts
cesranees the United toaled SO
supplies locally but nomipally unchanged
with the basis for quotations still Sic Rio IS invoice
lots Total warehouse deliveries in the United States for
the week 80 1893 bags against 7e6S bags last week
and &c. .1s4 bags for the week OF the
former New-York reported 1912 Santos
receipts for the week compared
with 10000 bags last week and 10000 the
responding week year Rio receipts the
- 600 bags, 5000 the previous
and 5000 bags last Rio shipments the United
States for the week $1,000 Europe 1000
bags. Santos shipments Europe, 1ls,000 bags Re
ceipts at Bahia for the week 1900 bags Shipments TO
the United States 500 bags; to Germany, 150o bags
present stock, 5000 bags.
The Of prices In the local market to-day
IS
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27

choice to fancy: So $3.50 20 CORN MEAL--Firm
MEAL-Firm; quoted: Fine white yellow. 81 666si 6S;
spot SO So Sacks to arrive 2oo H. qs1ses SIS sR'as @
spring bran bulk sls Spite bran, mddng s2oqs24 25
oil cake s27 - corn oil cake SO 5o homny chop
the Ae1s EAT the volume Of trade and
RsHcd e stsaS Meat r"sn %ss Tey firm M Prices sd
when they We're ee iF by Ds5 ppaHtng f @ e dsb 9Pens a
GoEeq 2gle higher than Saturday official close near
easi9ned by The decrease Of 2343oo bushels local
shorta The leading feature all day however. the
and conaGent operations by the bn contingsnt
week News wa rer faTorh to- uf the % be %g e if
we & eg oS S declines Of p 5d in English cables
IN The Paris markets To large extent the English de
l6 600 bushels being increase Of 100000 bushels over
22iO 900 bushels The rn wheat on passage sTy ]
their usual Mondays Increase seaheara clesrancs weT
the eeSS o1snon bGnGs Ts6e supply figures exceeding
at midday. July wheat in New-York opened 79lsc
with bid on So6 the up ate to curb g' ana M g
DECIDED ush than IN to4 has d been in tine TIE
qnas dag but ,r mostly o in the last hour Naturally with
noG lime and the fact that business consisted Of only
@ pa'f m IN w6 be and e
follows no 's rd %sa aaao aSa oas ra5r1Ct we're ans a
9ss export grade No Northern Duluth s5c prompt i
No Nv NoEtherG @ Duluth s14c to arrive; Ne Northern
both hard Manoba ssc t'Is9 to- aT3ivs s 60
Manitoba, sos4e ana No hard New York. S85S bofh
h fo aTiye T Nc red New York 11sc irs half Sepem
& DER ;CoRNTIius fairly outdd themselves in the
lie above Saturdays O'Clock close The basis for
this strong advance coming without much ex-
cteent found in decreasing stocks higher cables
persistent support at Chicago and general among
SHtfls The visible supply only fourth as
last year decreased $4,000 bushels week.
local stocks lost l3S9OO bushels.
SUI STILL Keep much below expectations, while cash grain
Iuled strong. The English markets closed IA
higher Our market greatest strength in
me last hour when July sold up 6s3c, top
The Increase of l,275.O00 bushels quantity On
passage and of million bushels worlds shipments
had little effect prices
10 5000 bushels N Z G corn on local account: No
closed elevator Ill2c white
No yellow T2isc o ahoat. .OATS-The mar
het opened steady and be
ing sustained by Is lars
ana weather conditions rather advancing prices
Locally the cash trade amounted o
visible supply decreased 100000 stocks
lost 42fO9 bushels: No . closed 45 46c; g. 4j
g45tsc; ~ No white. 50l2c; No white, SOC: track
clips 81 1Se:.. RYE Market firm. No ! Western &C. Ac
ana NO western. 66c both ahoat; State rye, g.
G63c- .BARI1EY-N Nominal -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May 26.-CIosing; Wheat-Spot-No North
spring quiet 6s 31zd No California steady dI 'i
11d July, 6s September, 6s o. =
Crn-Spot quiet; American mixed. Is IAsd: Amert-
can old IS sid futures steady; July 5s Sad.
October 5s Peas-Canadan steady Is lOd- Flour
st Louis fancy firm. - 9d. Hops at London
Pacnc Coast firm f4df5. Beef hrm; extra India mess
lois Sd. strong; prime mess, Western I6s Hams
Short II 70 10 no steady 93s I'd bacon steady
Gun barand cut 5ls Sd short rib, 10 20 "a ID
Sis long mtidles. light, 2s 10 "a H. 02s; long
clcar middes, heavy 40 n. 5ls cd: short clear
backs - n. 52s clear bellies. IA 70 10 10 02s 6d
ShouIders-Square, II l3 ~ quiet 39s Lard quiet;
prime Western. tierces 52; American refined IN pals
Sis 9d. Butter nominal Cheese hrIn American nht =
whi 54s American finest coloTed, old
SIS; do new 54s I'd. Talow-Prime city Arm. sos 81
Turpentne-Sprits firm 34S 81. ROsin- Common steady
A. I'd Petroleum-Rehned steady. isd Linseed OIL
firm Cd.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
LoNnoN wooL MARkEr.

london MAY 2s-The offerings the wool auction
sales 10 day numbered 14l13 bales Competition
keen and prices Good sCOureds sold freely
Meripos we're strong demand. Crosstre,is sold Well
few going 10 Of Good Hope and Natal
steady. Following are the sales IN detail; New
South 4 bales secured. G%fls I'd, greasy,
42.ddis ID Queensland bales; secured, Is 2t1
Is 6Id greasy lOdGis Victoria, 100 bales; scoured
Sskda Is T5ad greasy 5dGls Id South Australia, 5OO
secured Idols 6sd greasy. 4lkasls Tasmania
bales; greasy TAGlOAad New u aiaEd Zoo bales
secured. 54daIs SID; greasy 4all 1d CAPE OF Good
ard Natal. 3sO bales. red lOttVls ID
5l.a6Izd. Puata Arenas 1890 bales; secured TG11d
greasy, 4i4Gs}sd Italy. loo bales; secured @izalld-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BaLIihoRE AND WASHINGTON-ts:so 40
-10;31 II 30 y. NJ, 'lU0. F"3:40 800 sT:6l p III
'I2:15 Mdt w = 49,
zFrv:n Liberty 81 only "Daiy- fDaily. sxeept sun
ssSta Allentown S---st~a-
0fEcg.: Liberty ST Ferry south Ferry. 11s 2s1 sss
l5S EgSt l25th 81. 2IS West
Ave Nc@ EorE; CouT, St, S,ai Ful1on ~ ar1cs
-yn - broadway. williamsburg YORK T-a-srs-
60. cslsc io- and checks uasgage to destination
w 9 .ttSLER @. NJ. BURT.
Gen , manager Gen'l Pass.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27

75c Nos 70. 13 and IA. sT0c; No Is. s.65c; No 1e
360ci % 10 bags OF 465c. The London
beet sugar market was unchanged 70 I'd lower which
put May and June deliveries 6s I'D. The local mar
ket was steady closing 1870 90 test centrifugal
2isc for 50 test muscovado II-16c for ~ test
nolasses. 4 lot of 942 bags muscovado was sold at
2bc, basis 50 Othere sales 1875 bags San
San Domingo molasses sugar. 50 test. at 11.c. T.
thuSe equalling paid
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo May 2e-FIour firm: best patent spring 81 25l
s. 80: bakers straghts spring SidSi 25 bakers clear
springs So 25GS3 ~ low grades winter and spring - 30
ass family winter. So I5aS4 patent winter 81 Ia
81 50 clear So 5OGSS 20; cracker Hour 50 J0aSS 20 rye
-four. SO J0IS4. Nheat-Spring unsettled; No ! North
spot 79c: winter dull No red. Corn dull bat
higher No yellow 69c: No do, 6S2c; No corn 81
No Sc. only steady. No , white
4s3ee; No fac: No mixed +5%4c: No do 4jAsc
Barley-Nothing doing. firm; No 2. 64c asked TO
arrive Canal freights steady wheat &C. corn 3ssc 10
New-YoTk
Chicago. May 26-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits turpentine steady prices
materially Itosn steady quiet
Tar firm. with good demand at top prices. We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbls 47h
Q4Sc
TAR-Pine bbs 81 %: oil bbs 81
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 57h: D. 81 sea-:
T., 81 %: 81 70 81 rs: Il 81 no. 81 l6dS2 20 K
81 75qS2 50; NJ So 15G$8 2O n. 81 so: w G. 81 So VI
w. 81.
STOCK ON HAND
spirits tupehtlIe 4t4 bids
Iar 1866 bhls
Savannah. May 2S.-Turpentine firm 454c; receipts
2924 bbls sales 81 exports, 0e9 quoted: a r. q
D. 81 ~; F. 81 %. +. 81 80; g, 81 b;
X 81 45: NJ. $2 50; \. s. %; W c. So IS; W w So s5
Wiin6gJnn Ma % Sb5Irita trr,in Ia h HNhchhanged
ing receipts 90 casks. Rosin IOaSi IS; rerepts
III bbls Crude turpentine firm, 50 GO
ceipts l9l bbls Tar firm 81 30; receipts. IO6 bbIs
London. May 28-Turpentne- Spirits Gas It'd Rosin
American strained. Sd. fine.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27

Spot closed qubet and steady quotations
unchanged the basis Of pI6c for middling upland
and {" - lGc for middting Gulf. Sales. 1855 bales
Southern markets teegTaphed follows: New
and ste0iy. unchanged, 354c: Mobile
nominal unchanged, at De; savannah quiet. uDchsnged
, i6c Wilmington quiet, s4c lower Sc; Norfolk
steady. unchanged 9+e; Baltimore nominal. un-
changed $50; St Louis steady unchanged. az SAC
Est mated receipts New-Orleans
LOS bales, compared with bales actual last
week and l4s bales actual last At Houston. 800
70 to bales, against 1867 bales actual last week and
43l bales actual Tor tho corresponding day last
Receipts at the ports and interior points today,
pare1 Win Ihe saIne day last week and last
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27

Soti9n Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cot
Moderate denahdi sales. 5000 bales and
EXPORT 700: American. 1000; receipts. 5000; American.
ssSs0 middling upland. Shd Futures opened steady.
l-s4fI2 Cad advance months: unchanged
tant positions. Closed barely steady unchanged 10 4
points net lower. May, s6lzs May-June Sgi June
Ssiyi s5sb; July august, 457b; August September.
ssssb; November December 4.2Ss; December-January,
f22si January February 42lhs Manehester~ Yarns
quiet but steady. Cloths quiet.
FLOUR AND MEkL-A EIsader undertone preyaiIed
IN nour result OF the strength and old prices
We're readily paid In quote: sprne pat
ets, - lbHS4 30 winter straiPhts s5nx4:
eh,s ,4gss z5 spring clears So 5Qss 25 extra No
winter - x5Hk3 80: extra No winter 1888 rs: no
Ettas. s-z pV4S23 20, spot and arrive. RYE
1Aoch-steadyi qnoeo Fair TO good, 50 l5QS3 90;
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
The EOuR-IRAGk Trunk LINE.

a.OS 4 ". 3;25 p N. Daily. except Sunday. to
Pittsfeld and North Adams sundays at $40 ~ II,
Pullman cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
Ticket Offices Il3 26I. 10 and 1916 Broadway. %
Grand Central station 125h-t station aud 1SSth-st
station. New York. 33N and I26 FUlJon-sJ, and 106
Broadway. T. D. brooklyn.
Telephone
Service. Bagsage checked hotel residence BY