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Evening journal., 1902-01-09
NRW TROUBLES
FOR VENEZUELA
CaStra Says Americans Will
Watch Germany
lntimateS That We Will Fight, But
Secretary Long Denies the
Story

Willemstad, Island of Curacao, Jan.
9.-The government Of President Cas-.
tro, of Venezeula, has caused the fol-
lowing notice to be published in the
journals devoted to its interests: Mr..
Long has given formal and energetic
instructions to the rear admiral of
the United States North Atlantic
squadron to watch the movements of
the imperial German fleet which is
lying off the Venezuelan coast. and to
offer resistance, by force, If necessary.
If the said fleet in any way threatens
Venezuelan territory"
The mass of the people and the
commercial body in Venezuela do not
believe there is any truth in this an
nouncement. The German-Venezuelan
quarrel increases in bitterness, and
the Venezuelan government has in
formed the board Of directors (at Ber-
lin) OF the German railroad in Vene-
zuela that their manager at Caracas,
Herr knOop, is no longer persona grata
to the Venezuelan government and
has begged that another manager be
Immediately appointed. Herr Knoop
is accused of refusing to transport the
presidents troops without a document
recognizing the Venezuelan govern
ment to be responsible for any injury
OF loss arising out Of revolutionary
attacks on the railroad. Another rea-
son alleged by the government is
that Herr Knoop insisted on the COM
many being paid for each transport
of troops, as the government already
owed the company more than $780,
600.
President Castro has also used
threats, has accused Herr Knoop OF
fayoring the revolution, has suspended
all traffic on the line and has threat
ened to expel the manager from the
country.
Denial From Long.
Washington, Jan. 9.-The notice is
sued by the Venezuelan government
attributing to Secretary Long instruc
tions to the North Atlantic squadron
to watch the movements of the Ger
man fleet of the Venezuelan coast
was called to the attention of that of
fetal last night He promptly au
thorized a denial of the accuracy o
the statement, saying there was NJ
truth in it. The North Atlantic squad
ron, it may be added, is now in the
West Indies.
Evening journal., 1902-01-09
LiI,e rearing the Heart

Strings. 1T is not within the con
ception of man to measure my great
suffering from heart disease. For years
endured almost constant cutting anc
tearing pains about my heart an1
many a time would have welcomed
death. Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Hear
has worked a veritable miracle. =
Thos. Hicks, Perth, Ont.-3O.
Sold by Miller Drug Company and \
lB. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1902-01-09
Nav York MlIlionalre props Dead.

New ToTk WIIIIUUdITV DIVP9 DVeu'
New York. Jan. 9.-Marcellus Hart
lev. director in some of the largest
corporations of New York. and whose
fortune is estimated as among the
largest in the city. died almost in
stantly from heart disease yesterday
afternoon at a meeting Of the execu
tive committee Of the American
Surety company.
Evening journal., 1902-01-09
KllIed Vic and ROASTED eody.

st. Etienne. France, Jan. "a pas
try cook of the name of Tantale had
a quarrel with his wife and killed her
with a revolver. He thrust her body
into an oven, under which he lighted
a fire. He then committed suicide.
The calcined remains of the woman
were found in the oven
Evening journal., 1902-01-09

Robbed Police Commissioner Home
Thieves got into the house of Police
Commissioner Charles r. Jones, at No.
.l4l2 Delaware avenue yesterday, and
stole iewelry and other articles and
-ahOnt Sa5.
Evening journal., 1902-01-09
cbiIdren Burned 10 Death.

OIL City. Pa, Jan. 9.-While Mrs.
Philip McKim was momentarily alb
sent from her residence on Coal Hill
yesterday morning, fire broke out and
her two children, aged 1 and 3 years,
were burned to death. Five years ago
three children of the McKim family
lost their lives in the same way.
Evening journal., 1902-01-09

THE Torcador." the new production
| in which Francis Wilson has
scored the hit of his ca
lreer. is staged in two long
acts with two very elaborate scenic
backgrounds The first great stage
picture represents the interior Of Nile.
Susan's flower shop in the Grand Hotel
in Biarritz. famous watering place IN
France on the shore of the Mediter-
ranean: the second. the market place
Of the town of Villaya in Spain, dis
tant from Biarritz about two hours
travel The story is mainly humorous
with very interesting sentimental
vein running through it.
Caraiolo is a famous Spanish bull
Tighter, a native of Villaya, Spain. He
has not been in that place since his
boyhood and plans to return and be-
come the champion bull-hghter by
killing eight wild bulls.P At Biarritz
lhe meets Mrs. Hoppings, a wealthy
English widow, who is loved by an
animal dealer named Pettifer. Al
though Pettifer has most assiduOusly
lcourted her. she falls in love with the
Spanish brave and engages herself to
marry him, the wedding to occur the
next day after the opening Of the
story. After the wedding Caraiolc
and his bride are TO go to Villaya
where he is to combine his honeymoon
with his great feat in bull-fighting.
Pettifer. under contract, has prOvid.
ed the bulls. To make sure of remov-
ing the bull-fghter from his path, he
. seeks TO arrange it so that Carajolo
will be compelled, should he slay the
bulls, to fight a tiger. To this end he
advertises for one. His advertisement
strikes the eye Of Sammy Gigg, foot
man or tiger" in Biarritz. with hi
master. Sammy has fallen in low
, with Susan who runs the flower store
but she receives his advances coldly
; de throws up his situation and meet
q ling Pettifer in front Of Susans shop
a applies for the position of tiger and
T' TO his CONSERVATION. learns that tn
animal dealer is looking for a roya
b Bengal of the genuine man-eatin
: variety, rather than a foOtman. i
8 the part of Gigg. which is. withou
doubt. the best role Mr.. Wilson ha
/, had. this unctious comedian viii hay
u splendid opportunities for the displa
Y of that eccentric vein of stage com
Il cality for which ne is noted.
A sub-plot introduces Dora Selby,
II rich young girl who is on her way
Villaya to see her guardian. She
accompanied by Nancy Staunton. Mr.
IL Hoppings niece The girls are to b
met at BiarTitz By Augustus Trail, u
Evening journal., 1902-01-09
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS..
LOCAL MARKETS.
ro-day's local wholesale quotations reported
by StaytOn & Chandler.

Cabbage, hundred, N. Y, 800
Onions, ,Nbbl., 400
White Potatoes, bushel, old. e0c
White Potatoes. Foreign, 275
Lemons, box BOO.
Eggs, Del. ana Md. dozen, 2sc
Western Eggs, 25c
Chickens, live, pound, Sc,
Chickens. dressed. pound lie, l2c
Apples, barrel, $50 20 500.
Sweet Potatoes, Dbl, 100, $50
Sweet potatoes. basket SOC
Oranges, box, e2.z5, $40
Gmpes, kcg, 800, $50
Evening journal., 1902-01-09
Monument to Confederate soldiers.

Baltimore. Nd, Jan. 9.-The Mary
land Daughters of the Confederacy
have raised $4,000 for a monument to
be erected in this city in memory Of
Maryland Confederate soldiers.
Evening journal., 1902-01-09

German Baron to Study Agriculture.
Berlin, Jan. 9.-Emperor William
has decided to send Baron Won Loen'
large land owner in Silesia, to the
United States, there to study agri-
culture and kindred subjects.
Evening journal., 1902-01-09
S500,00O
sharea people'a Pass. Rwy. Co ol
naNton. OHIO.

Dayton, Ohio
The holder OF these Bonds ~ entitled 10
the privilege of converting them into the
capital stock of The American Railways
Company at par at any time prior 10 Mo-
Vemher I. 1905 after which dute the
company reserves the right of redemption
at any interest period at iO1 and Interest
The mortgage has been prepared by
Slaa w. Prmtt ESQ, and approved by
Richard G.. Dale. ESQ.,, and Samuel Dick-
son, EsQ. an of Philadelphia
The American Railways Company is n
corporation with headquarters in phila-
phin. lt owns and operates Electric
Railways and Electric Light Companies
In different parts OF the country. For the
not over all expenses. S2di log 49, eQuivn-
lalt 10 over per cent .On its paid In
capital, and in addition TO the dividends
recaivcd through SIS subsidiary COM
panies they earned fully equal To am addi-
tionnl j per cent upon said American
itaiiwaya Company capital of S3.15l 900.
The company Us paying per cent per
annum ON its capital stock. We would
cull your special attention TO the fact
Company OF the properties whose securi-
Ties aro deposited 60 secure the s. 500 OOu
OF Collateral Trust bonds is over 81 800. o.
900 not including the cost of contemplated
extensions. and that the income arising
from tho securities deposited "a S02 500.
as against the annual interest charges
on the Collateral Trust bonds of Sl25.OoO.
Fun particulars on application.
n. L. EVANS s &ICO.
IsnnISers and BROKERS'.
WILMtNcToN. DEL.
Evening journal., 1902-01-09

Read the Evening Journal for all
the news.
Evening journal., 1902-01-09

That the return engagement of In,
frankie Stock Company was welcom,
one, was demonstrated by the large
audiences which attended the perform
lances yesterday afternoon and las
levening The members OF The compan,
have made many warm friends during
their stay in this city, personally az
well as in a public sense. Yesterday at
lternoon the matinee bill was Sunshine
lof Dover Locks" and last night, "Ol,
Forty-nine' was given. This Afternoon
l"Old Forty-nine is repeated, and TO
might the company will close The en-
Il lgagement with "Chi.d of Fate.
Evening journal., 1902-01-09

Miss MaYme Mayo, the prlma donna
'soubrette has been re-engaged by
Charles n. Yale and Sidney X. Ellis to
appear in the principal female role of
their big spectacle "The Evil Eye"
which appears at the Opera House. on
Friday night, Miss Mayo is a clever
artist and possesses most attractive
appearance. which with the ability to
entertainingly sing. dance and act Of
fers a combination of attractiveness
seldom attained in the average sou-
brette OF the present day.
Tho Augustln Daily Musical Com
pany will present that charming mu-
sical comedy. San Toy" which comes
almost direct from Daly's Theatre.
where It has proved to be one of the
best musical hits we have had in years,
lat the Grand Opera House ON Satur-
day. San Toy Is a series of highly
interesting and complicated scenes and
incidents. 1t all happens In China. and
the plot has It's origin i'm an edict is
sued by the emperor OF that country.
ordering the formation OF a corps OF
young women TO protect his maiesty's
sacred person from the fascination OF
the English women. Mandarin Yen
How to prevent the enlistment OF his
daughter, San Toy. dlsguises her as a
boy her sex being only known to Cap
/ tain Bobby Preston a young English
officer with whom she is in love. The
ruse only brings on further trouble. for
a second decree orders all mandarins'
sons TO be sent to Pelin, where San
| Toy goes, and after many cOmplica-
tions she Is rescued from her predica-
ment The score abounds in pretty,
/ ltuneful numbers OF light, ingly airs
that stick in ones memory. The COM
lpany includes among others Samuel
/ Collins Paula Edwards. Marie Celeste,
Elgie Bowen. Isabel Hall. George x.
Fortescue and Sarony Lambert
Nothing can equal the jealousy with
which the dramatist or librettist
guards the integrity of his comic lines.
An Interpolation. no matter how
lclever. is instantly resented by the
lauthor as a direct implication upon his
liability, and the comedian Is instructed
Iinstanter to eliminate it and adhere
lstrietly to the spirit and the letter of
the text Ask any comedian and he
? will bear out the statement Yet this
restriction is not entirely right from
/ AN ethical standpoint. for IL is as much
the personality of the actor as the
liability of the author that leads ia
eventual success. The first man to rec
ognize the value of personality in the
.delineator and to give It practical
demonstration is Willard Spenser. the
author composer. and Mr.. Spenser is
d liberal enough TO acknowledge that he
lOwes a measure of his success to his
, federation in dealing with the come
dians who supply so much of the hu.
, NOR in his latest successful comedy
l opera. Miss Bob White" although
the original text is maintained an,
merely accentuated by the comic per
sonality of the comedians Verify.
: is a forerunner of the dramatlsts mil
:, lennium. Ii viii be seen at The Oper
/ House on next Monday night
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

ls sold 70 nillers ssid by
or TWO parties while the option level New-York
DeloW most other markets Of the West, whence
S.es woulo naturally be The foreign
OF 81 loads at all ports. Worlds stocks. accord
70 Sraostreets increased e43 900 bush last week.
supplies decreased 35T 900 BUSH chiefly because
bush reduction IN Northwest interior elevator
80 Inc movement IN primary points Just about
same as last and seaboard cearances small
anu 0ar1s 15G25 points lower Quotations Of cash
1sc aHoat basis follows; No l Northern
DuluIh SoSsc prompt: No Northern NewYork, ssetc
pTonpt No hard Manitoba ssSc prompts No Northern
naIooa S51zc prompt; No Northern Manitoba, s2zsc
RIUnRI NO Northern Duluth s4 nc prompt No hard
-iork eoSsc prompt -COFtN-Like wheat, the
tendency in all day upward. A good deal
- sehgth developed right after the opening and during
Se forenoon sent prices bush from which they
sellng inspired by Eventually, how
ever ue market all OF its closed
Up EeTy nrn at ~45sc advance. Offerings from the
W were small again big traders Chicago seemed
70 oe onoer the market, giving IL support all weak
spots Ihe cables Aisd lower, although steadier
nan al the opening In domestic stocks. according
increase OF 49l 600 bush noted At
lle close No quoted white. 73'sc
ana NO yellow 1850, all o ahoat basis OATS
early IN the day, sending prices which
ley subsequently reacted under realizing The
CIoss however was firm. with No oats closed
al oic; No 3. 60zc No white 53i4c; No white, 53c
track mixed 5lG52c; track white. 52d5Sc; No white
clps. % 47Tc...-. .RYE-Market steady. No Western
1o7-c ana No Western, 7o14c both b ahoat;
rye, 0oQ6lc.. .BARLEY-Market quiet. Feeding
quoted al G1e62c and mailing, 6e672c Buffalo
N1ttSEE1D-Market Irregular Quoted at 9% q
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan A-caesng: Wheat spot No red
steady. IS I'd California firm, quiet:
March ID; May. 6s 24d cornspot steady;
mixed IS "a: American 7izd;
steady; February IS AID; March IS 3ad May 5s sisd
Pess-Canadian steady, Is 1Od. Flour-St fancy
winter firm. Is Cd Hops at London Psche coAs is $50
Western 72s. Lard refined
in pals ass; prime Western. terees ais Sd. Hams
Short IA 16 70. 49s Sd. Bacon-Cunber
land % to 80 ~ steady 4s snort rib 10 70 "a 10
Sd; long clear mi6dles light 2S "a 10 quiet
ass long clear mddes heavy 85 10 10 10 quiet 44s Cd
clear backs 16 20 10 steady Cd: clear bel
10 n steady, Sis Shoulders-Square. II
10 n. dull sss Ga Butter STEADY; United States
ines. white ass ed American nnest eo.ored. 49s Cd
nrrl Sd Cottonseed oil-Hui refined firm. 23s
Turpentins-Sprtx strcnE. S0s Sd Rosn-Common dull.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York January p. 1902
ssnsa dTset are No reported 5 m Dressed Is cabs; 9s
styaay c Ss Sesss1 1--we ssys Selling a. sI dTessd
weight refigerator beef at log1oaG M The Georgic
shanberg Son, 426 cattle for schwarEschnd sulz
fs: the Ohio for Sswcase zoo cattle for E Meyers
pool With 500 quarters FOR swift Co and about 900
@ NssSn S 30 ai aaas 6s o %
cALTEs-RsesiPts all FOR the n: market and mainly at
and all Esp9rtsa sold Es"s sSd & a. $49 per 100 o %
Ise 10 dressed dragging at eglle: dressed
sSiesJ g. Curtis son: yeas 100 70 average, at
50 per 100 n DO iee 9 70 at = oo DO us o' at 81
Bro y:4i lSS n at s?; DO. lls N.
5. sanders: Jersey yeels, $50 n, at IS 25.
ws SP carr. ASR 6r & hssd nsaF With I'll the he .oe roe
a afsJ asS 5o cy aHS At s1eh Sheep we're Quoted
little duh at weak prices lambs & shoed % raj fsir a amount @
pms Sheep sold at 50 aOq$4 50 per
lambs at S. s5a*s -; dressed mutton. 6GSo per 70;
i is 6 "a rs a. ohG s9s So 50 n ss so
n So IS Ohio sheep ls 70, at 81 5o 10 DO 1lo 70,
~ Tobn ' shannon 100 Indiana lambs n SO; IS
Pennyivanis ~ 10 at So 81 Pennsylvania sheep 100
s e % t $ 3 @ 3Ss .a es..s % e. g.
S a. at at 81 dae aatS Sestsrday} @ - 5 Bafa9 srn
50 co. Is4 PenHsyysna d9 "a nj at 50 fS 20 m Rn1p'ky n S
So 90 100 Kentucky do, III ~ S4 %; u do 90 n
Newton Co: 1l2 @ onio HE lambs u N. at SO l2h SS
ono saseer. snseei ;o 200 @ ststs 90 lambs IT n at $500
s. Judd 8 CO. 66 Kentucky. lambs, 81 n. So 10;
s So Gats yessFdag IFS KentSy sheep rs n at
81 a5. .,o,, -
II II Hollis: 275 State lambs, II n. al 50 l21si 20
AoGsEReospts cars or %: head & one car on sale
sold at SO rs per Country dressed dull at 6Qs1se
per 10 for extreme weights
sales-s. Judd s. Co; State pigs S5 10 average Al
SO 80 per Western hogs, l2S 10, at 50 %.
Tobin shannon date yesterday: II State hogs Us
srns Comssiog Co date yesterday: 50 Pennsylvania
Piss Horis date Yesterday: % state hogs l21 To-
at s6 S5 DO Sc so; pigs. Y 10. at Sc 80;
! r Hume & Bro date yesterday: SO State hogs
141 rn at Ss 30; 2 roughs. 465 n. at s.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ney-loTE January Il ltl-
y~0rEEES-The feverish Of yesterday was
-t n evidence today and from the extreme weakness
rLe- morning turned 10
Yet business reelected revival Of
f.T courage. general desire q shorts 70
-rafts opening steady. with
rrces gro-u ; Is higher. and pretty much al
fhe TIE tendency upward though
NJ striking further gsirs wers mace Weak long coree
seemed been pretty thoroughly Equcaed yeser-
and DIT contingent appeared be inclined 70
5oa6 u cautiously for natural reaction OF % points
pecred but cutie as depressing as ever
were Formidable. and
-e1l--i0ns gave 10 hope material falling OF IN the
Rio Of holi
Total oorr receipts crop country $1,000
interior receipts p 200 bags The market
ms v steady and ast 10 points higher Total sales
usre = 80 bags, compared with l26!5O yesterday
co1es quiet and barely STEADY.
,rh T-5ces rc-zy basis Of sc for invoice lots
q Rio. --,. - =.
@rTlru
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
OTHER MAeKErs-By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. 21-cattieRs:ept $500 head; market
s6 stockers and feeders S 25Gs4 5 So 25aS4 20;
heifers So 504S5 S1GS2 2 bulls 81 2G$4 6O5
504S6 rs: Texas steers So 23lS6 %. Hogs
Receipts to-day Sc 900 head; Tomorrow $1,000 eft
10d15c lower and slow; mixed butchers
eOqse 20; good to choice heavy So SOqS6 55 rough
heavy S. soq$9 90 light s. 6oq$6 bulk Of sales s. 50
Sc 30 Sheep-Receipts I5 900 sheep steady lambs
steady lower good chooe wethers 81 So9S5 fair to
So 75dS4 -; Western sheep fed, 81 25d
IS 75 native lambs 50 oo9se; Western lambs. fed. SS9
So SIS.
East Buffalo. Ian 2l-cattle-Receipts light; demand
light and prices lower; veals ssass 50 20 good
s5Gs7 SO. Hogs-Receipts $500 head; market dull and
lower Workers So 2oqse 80 light do seg$6 Is; packers
50so 80; choice heavy So 70GS6 5 pigs, s. GS5 So
roughs 6ogs5 s5; stagr, s4GS4 so Sheep and lambs
Receipts $500 hsadi sheep steady; lambs in fairly good
for good grades about advance; choice
larbs sb 9os6; good choice IS e5GS5 IS cps
81 259s6 sheep choice handy wethers s4 bOGS4 75
mon TO mixed. So e0ds4 40 culls and common s2
SO a. heavy export ewes and wethers 81 l5$4 bO year
81 767s5
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22


AnsTcsn 600 reee5Ba fJs Sz2o oAsnss Asoa ladI la
23d decline: closed quiet but seady uncanged 70 ~
i25; March, 42szs MsrchAPril and APRIL
ss 4sS3ss sep9ebeT-
4lsa Manchester dull and cloths quiet but steady
qa5s s 8 G@s5 ~Ss o5 5oB6g S s. 5Sss 57 p8wasrea
3 s$5 ~ ASpssae a2 90 SSN ainae 29soe Es
sENTIAL. oILs-Tbs leading 9ils are steady with a
.ss Alss 81 2sasl 90 6sEgag2ot prime g 1oas@2 20 9S
s.: Ior gTsde 76asoe: enoagrsss native 81 soas2 O5
s-1aasI ss ss 50: sassafras natural ss4ic; arti
sal agae spsarint 8 zSasl S taRsg 81 IesSl g:
asss roots IS moderate and Of 3obbing character
gr1oek &C. eenfian sza ginseng. s. 50as6 25 helle
GsSsoaP2' Po|sre; Sc se,ersL westerTa 55aeoc
ELoUR AND MEAL-conditions IN the -four dsPart- ar.
se showing stesdiness Of usdertone result Of the
ss. s'Tsssts s. Ssss %! E Winter patents $ @ SPRING
v5,sS = ssSs s sSss ao grade sas So spot and to ar
.,ss.. -iI BtcKwHEAT FLoUR-.Dgl qsetsa s2 l5g
Sa st Fair snS 10 gooo e S aoGss 4o coos fancy $50
e ssg l Mg@Du fqGseiD hin qS6sa a5sd Fine
ss and yeilSw g eeSsl Ie 5s sSaf s M 81: SACKS So TO
y 200 s22 SO spring bran tSs sslk s2l coarse sn so
@s..d Oh cake SO: corn OF caks. s22; hominy chop
.aSAIsIWaESTST sS2 the cay Is yho. much
coneitons prevailed IN ne ~heSI srhs5 @ ta sh % %
rg attacks oy bear operators notably one N
sssy sna ''saPa q ss s close was go higher he
eslsus night For the bull oegelopnents N tne sket
re-s responsible One OF the latter Was
turnng weather and news from he Southwest IN
sais q early weather map showed an
seffvsro Mondays taking in pretty
ecs al belt east Of the Mississippi
nsr The Uncomfortable point the weather situation
shert sellers wheat that IN some sections rain
not prevailed. Along the southern edge OF the
,t was quite general and considerable epprehers on
tst approaching from the
ssssssase threatening those winter
l not projected by Another bun influence, ana
important the late afternoon. report
Aczgs through local commission house that the
ws,ty si No red there practically exhausted
ins , ,.ers beginning take No Northern wheat Com.
sast after the o@al markets midday setback. and
1csna traders rfort this
q 80 moderate export roysreats sent prices up
khest point Of the day Locally the cash situA-
M 1c1e TOO pleasing sellers OF wheat. for
.-9gsy0 bush Of contract grain here about ons-hat
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan 21-The first the 1902 wool aue-
lon sales opened to-day There a fairly large at
tendance or Continental American buyers eager
% secure supplies TO replenish depleted Copet
H2a vas SPIRITED ana general The offerings numbered
o. 30 ba4ss OF unusually good quality. Crossbreds
cent higher. medium 10 per cent ana cane
OF Good Hope and Natal and slips
dearer There were few lots withdrawn. Americans
purchased crossoreds moderately Following
N aeta1 AeWIsouth Wales 500 bales secured, 4dg
Is 2da1s 3D. greasy asa Victoria bales secured
Is i@dals 4ad; greasy, 5Gloisd South Australia 200
bales. secured, 9sdgls Sd, greasy. 6Q7&d New-Zea-
land. 1900 bales: secured. ss@7ad: greasy, S69sd.
Cape Of Good Houe and Natal. 100 bales;
Is Sd 41d Bueuos Ayres. 300 bales; greasy 81
96'4d- Punta Arenas, 80 bales greasy 34G65.d
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

Cash quotations Flour barely steady
NO spring wheat T31. Q745.c; No red, SAC; No 2
oats SOC No white, 47%c; No white 46isG47.c, No
rye u Nc; barley fair choice mailing 60G631sc No
naXseed 81 b6 No Northwestern, 81 694S1 TO- prime
tothy seed SO 40 clover grade SO OGS9 70
Ness pork bb SIG 509s1e IS; lard Per 100 10 50 @
81 snort RIBS sides qoose) s. 3OGSs 45 dry saed
so9sIs boxed S121sqS7 25; short clear sides 5oxed
- '3qSs So whskey. basis OF high wines, 81 30 On the
reaIneries 154231sc; dairiss 1+Q20c. Cheese steady
4V7<glOs.c Eggs steady; fresh 23@24c-
Duluth. Jan 21-C1ose: Wheat-Cash No ! hard TTl.c:
July, IS11c- Oats. 46945&c Corn, 62c.
Milwaukee Jan. 21.-wheat easier: close: No l North
ern' 77ei No Northern 75q7ec; May 7s9sc Rye weak
30 40 L &c Barley weak; No = 64dS443c; sample. 55a
6S9sc- Corn higher; May. 641ac-
Minnea polls Jan 21.-Close: vhsat-cash T5Lc: May
- Sc; July !~c; on track; No hard TsTsc; No l
First patents So sass s5 second Tatent Ss 65aSS -
Sl7qSlT so. - ~
Philadelphia, Jan. 21-wheat firm nc higher; con-
tract grade January, s5qS5isc- Corn firm iac higher:
no mixed January, 662q67c. Oats steady: No
ctpped' 0fc Eutter steady but quiet; fancy
creamery 24c; do nearby prints ESs seady fresh
nearoy 20e % Western. 25c: do s5c;
Southern. 3g24e Cheese firm; New-York full creams
fancy, small Ike DO fair choice 9lzaIIc Receipts
Flour, 15OO bbs and l.6O4 600 70 wheat "a
ous corn 10000; oats 5000 Shipments-Wheat So 900
bush; corn 10000; oats 5000
St Louis. Jan 21-Close: Wheat-No red cash Soc;
May e5c July 1s42ci No hard. 7S14 9s1c Corn-No .
cash, 6S7sc; May, 63 Sc July. 96l5c Oats-No cash
- nc May, 4Ssc: July. 80 sc; No