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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

plenty but seldom choice: Green peas In heavy supply.
and offerings show a wide range in quality and value.
ai leans bu, most sales from 81 20 down
Kalc and spinach sold well and also adshes tnousn is
cheap and southern Which is mostly poor. lt,ls
attention except az how figures 9sner s ssas
81 Florida 81 5ods6 do Maine Rose per sex 81 IS
as: % do Hebron 50 o. 10 Jersey 81 %ft2 oz 90 ssae
and Western 40 10 s. S,Ss2 W 40 per sasE " -
dozen Sass W; per 100 bunch.s. Sqfs Do per
75cQsl carrots 100 81 sc9sS celery tlorida.
psT Ssss T:ss nsT q ae s. csSSares southern
per crate sias 81: esrplan,s per box s2SSs .,-
s 4S xS2cs per s5 Gns 90 40 S'e
asa tomatoes. per carrier 81 25ss 5o North Care
Ina basket sas 20 DO rhar d S 'of 5a; 80 30
For9a per cSa,. sSsl 90 turhps Russia per
oa Do wh per Dbl crate b.ei S4 o sfns beans
FLORIDA per crate siGs2 ksle per bbl. 40GOc spinach
per bb 81 25as2: onions Bermuda: per crate 81 500
49, 40 o Dr honn bs cs, 5S do eastern Waite
s3dSs: do red and yellow slGS2
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-R Receipts for Monday were
ably moderate. Dealers usually look FOR the TONNAGE
Of days but the average OF "v'
tons for sunday and Monday each VIII help 70 hold up
price,. In fact would seem that with supplies more
than a third under the estimated consumption. prices
ought harden fraconally but horse employment IS
not the mark that has frequently been noted az
firm at our figures. clover and mixed b in good
condition realize the quotations. We quote Prime IN
large bales. 700 r. = sefSOc: No i:hlI3c per 100
eradeless 25d PER mixed 5c per 100 10;
cover 3JG icr 100 H.. salt meadow fOGt5c.
STRAW-Tenan. in It's apparently settled inactivity. and
f. GOOD BUYERS h,ss who would relieve FIRST
Ine ~. 3oaa5c: oat straw 25q3oc The receipts
- b., and straw as reported IN tons a to-day
the Produce Exchange Hudson River Railroad 22o
Frie 800. Penns,iyana. 10 Delaware ackawanna ana
ana Western 10 Central Of New Jersey 90 river boats.
10 total i21o receipts OF straw 100 tons. chiefly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
HEAVY PLAY AT DAWSON CITY.


Fortune. made and lost In A single night
the faro table at Dawson. Play that would
cause amazemeni Mt the world-famed gamblers
paradise. Monte Carlo is passed over there as an
EVERYDAY occurrence. Louis Golden formerly OF
Seattle. is now one Of the big plungers at Dawson:
and bets thousands AT clip II things are not
going TO suit him, he calls for no limt and
bucks the tiger" TO a finish
In 4 letter written by George Clancy to his
brother Frank. at Skaguay. during the early part
OF January. he tells OF Go!dens latest battle with
the game. II two nights engagement, and
when the last bet inked In by the dealer
Golden arose from the table minus just 500
Sam Bonnerhcld a w~krown gambler. was slid
ing the cards Of the box when Golden dropped
into chair and took out n bag o. dust Al nrst
the game went AZ fairly high clip and fortune
switched by turns Finally however Golden's
lucky went under cloud and he lost steadily,
but without the slightest concern.
Take OF the limit" asked Bonnerneld. who was
In good humor
Suit, me-" replied Golden. BY this time Z
crowd had surrounded the table. because II had
been no.sed around that the game was getting hot:
Golden was 81 00 In the hole" and knew he had
to play hard quit or better. He
calmly placed 81 30 the jack Bonnereld turned
and Golden lost SIN tho play went on. and Gold
on could stem the tide. After losing 10000 he
took good sleep. and was ready for business the
next night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

aiETAIsThee wss quite marked change ,ar ,he
Departments Wa moe ao'lye ma e. ,,cy~ fyoafe
Al tho close copper oicaiiy rated as rmrr WE,
spot quoted at si2 Icgs2 =, I.n e.'i "f,,g
Apfl quoted al sil i,psi4 -. May and June ~ 4,.
81 10 T'd spe1 ne, Win ,po, qa~iea a. - 10
s 2 r;a ds and n ess ~ Ino maize, Cow
the cior at TIA, pom; fclo~S copper hIn ~
~ - ." fn Z. e. ~ sp. % ea r f 6 % %
~ Ga ~ toundiy iron a. Niae'o'' ''' -'
'MoiAssEs AND sYKirTAe demands q 9a, .e
ms beng more liberal in une. at i.i priSes
The market va, a. o Day, KEN KEN rSss eeares
rammos yaisc fan. i3alec: good i74.2 m,"r
sa :ssss sSss fa sa is5
i' SA sesfi sTSif psa%s ssssFd h11ns.
Savoable from savannah Eosn ruta s,"aGy a
GqsraTs 81 o. oil 81 80. p,sh s. So ap's ,
penne, regulars ana "aGn. IA a. ( 81 ..1p.i -.
+ s. S59si 90; g s. 90 Il 30 AIS 80 - ''
2oisA nrncr feeling deye es.a In s. np,h, NJ WI.
sayasced prices for hog products ~, ~srr
A. gss With ssasr. a 'WSr &c =. %ud asr flm.
c5 n:c'd w sscc primo s'Sas sG ,nl ' 3s
l5,sc prime summer ys"s ,,sGisc pns White 20
ow III inter yelos e7rasc: inseea Amrrcan 'aw
pr Xnericsn boiled. 4204sc Calcutta raw ''e "''
Cd m1rss, s for f5 osTna ' gs
s.r Ts1yoo S'' IVA London Sd Gia.so" Antaep ID
ia n s fS''s G, ps large
!, 70. c cSon to Liverpool eo r o na'n
"a Va curppE,cJtTc AND CHART Efts-snn "r
30 n,inurs exceedingly qu'ci ""hs 10 'hr '
c % tr~.rn and The I'M aa f"m MI forrsn
err . srd pros,able coal freisnis 10 ~ TX, ~
trader On" sor time contract ana gram 'u''.n"'
ports rm WIN rates in BOTH ie5ar,' IN 4. -
cnr Tor orders a "a wss saTfRSeritish steancr 1865
for May Leans Bsnore Haiburs IS o
terms april NAY 10 Ansprp Amsterdam or R'n,resiI
graz" berth terms la'meuts i rain fn.depna 20 Al
sieanler rs.egi or Koterdan IS io,sd ,et" ssr
vap. ADs'ss' al Hamburg 11td entra '''; 800
and oats 49,, quarters grain. baltimore 70 inc
ssns Boassu. ant%; - rran Aione
lr'h or @asr. ,d June b' ss,ep ssesn a. 3D.
eaaIfe. CO. .. al MAY; British stssms, &c %ay Hrl,
or Sran 10 ccs ,' sans Is MAY bsh
sn I6 ouarsr s'.n ns' 1890 quarters ,n
de.s - 81, 10 picked ports Cn'ed hnS'''" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
A BURGLAR WHO LEFT A NOTE.
HE cHIpEp HIS VICTIM FOR BEING TOO SOUND
SLEEPER.
From The Kansas City Times.

From The Kansas City Times.
An enterprlsng and light-footed burglar spent
an hour In exploring the different rooms OF 'osoRm
Goldbergs residence, at No. 700 Penn-st. cary
Yesterday morning and did not leave uhti az
had found a pocketbook containing 40 IN toiI-
bergs trousers pocket on a chali. upon tne oacH
of which the trousers were hanging. the iaceuo"s
burglar left the following note; -,
Zoe heavy sleeper. SNAIL conio
again Sir up and wait for me. 49, -.
Goldberg is a butcher, and has a shop al NO. 9H
Southwest T,oulevard He has been dong Iusn-
Ing business during the last few months. ana nis
daily receipts have been more than ever before.
Fc goes TO the bank every morning and deposits
the money taken In during the day BEFORE, anu
usually takes the money home with him al night
however. when he reached home "Wednesday hlsnt
and did not take the trouble TO put the money uh-
der his head, with the revolver which nesues mere
during the night, and that Is the reason why ne u
out just S75 now. 49,.
The burglar entered the house through a 'front.'
door by using a skeleton key on the lock. lie TOOK
Of his shoes the porch. and left them there untii
he had ransacked the house. From the topsy-
turvy condition of things In the house Yesterday
morning II looked II the robber had made
thorough and complete search of every room ex-
cept Goldberg's bedroom Itself. On the dresser IN
that room gold watch valued At 800. to-
gether with all Mrs Goldberg's jewelry and the
slvorwarc. This the burglar evidently did not see:
through the mud 10 the house next door and tried
to omen OF the back doors but. failing In the
attempt. he walked back 10 Goldbergs front porch
IN his bare feet and got his shoes. Then he left
for parts unknown. The police were notified OF
the robbery, but arrests have yet been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

cattle Market ' to-day caused hafdenns values ard
Sale. Were ,rssiy al s. s5asi ss for beef
s az fair n ssns 4. Is 3 81 ,o FF"s ana Sds
s. $685. 20 COWS and heifers at 50 iOaSs 3D. si1
3 Tvs 8 rs No.. sS sis..d a n s. ' F.s' f !;
h.p Ti sm t'. a''T ona sh'
s9s 3d. 's searns. 3 Sass Ssp o
cinc.nnau April 9iHoss sc,ive a, 50 ioasa 20 cat
Lambs 'i Sy.r at Ss sss'' % snsf' lower ''s'
East Buffalo, April 25-cate1 Rsce2t' considerably
q feeding eat,. from canada Active demand
@ butchers sgads Of al kind; at hsAe heavy
81 ss 90; fa smooth steers s. Ssasi ;s coarse and
s. to1s4 90 sh, ;er 81 east n1sd butchers s'sss
lots. 81 soasi IIo-s-Rec-lps heavier than :ast week
marke, duh and lower bat was aeye at ,9t des,in ne
m.e psskers grades, s. l2gs: l5 medun wsgh e
s. g S o seavy Hss and sss
ket for lambs dull and prices lower sheep Darcy steady
nS sogs4 s eai, s. 1905. io earrings mixed
Choice rethcrs 81 lods. 81; WOO lambs 50 25's' -
81 25 mixed sheep. .qs4 10. cults: 50 25g$a 60 =
afs 70 prms 8 o5GS5 TO- eomHon s5psi y, Hos.
fairy a'ye at decline q zoe IS from from saturday, sSsns
iish, Yorke' ssa;@s PIGS as to quality 50 'oass 90
hsay hogs ts il 60 's sSso 51 sSo SS sp
81 2cds. 20 common 80 1898 e5 choice lambs, s. .
veal calves $50. 81 "a.
Kansas city NJ. April q. Cattle quiet unchanged;
aOQ:f Western 81 5of<+ so: native
cows and h.f-rs 81 lCsi 90 Westerns 81 3is,, butch
es bulls S3dS3 80. southern steers 81 >j1si %. 6,
~e,dv - 80 lower. heavy. 81 iOtsJ ~. medium and
mixed 81 ys3 ~ light, 81 i0fs3 20 pigs. $ 2S1s3 81
sheep 59ioc n-he-, Western mutton'. - 50; wooi~l
lambs. 81 100 50 -.
St Louis. April a5--Cat,ie eeady strong: fair to
shipping and export steers. - 3|g$5 -
dressed and butcher steers 81 ofsS 20 under i"p
H. 50 1884 90 stookers AMI e~ers IS 3jgsi so CIV,
and helfsrs S1aSi ~. Texas AMI Indian SO $50
81 cows h"lters s. 50as3 % Ho.n i0c lower
Workers 80 7ons3 80: packers. - 70tS % butchers
50 sOgs3 30 sheep Jul. .teady with hardly enIisn
doing 10 make a market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Norfolk APRIL 25.-Cot;on quiet middliaS. &C low
rood ordinary. 80: receipts Loo ~
exports coaslwise 02 bal sales 2is bsles stock ~
Baltimor. Apnl 25.-Cot;on nominal niddiins. ~
,,r r,ldiii-y u 100 god ordinary 5nc; gross re
c,iots Sig bs,es stock "a 80 hoies. , -. -,
SAVANNAH. Agr qYe.; miIalsr i co.,tviss
oois nales. so;er IN baes. stock. 800 h,es
Galveston April Cotton quiet mifdins' -, -"
,,,dlins s.r good ordinary. 5sc feceipt. 90 uhl-r
~, erfs coastnlse 4.+t6 bales. sa,es "a pa's s"N'
fcns April % Cotton steady. nj ldlins 10 ioc
,. ridding e Ii-lGc good ordinary . oe go IT,.
~. ~ sass shipments. 400 bales saies ~" '''S'
STOCK 81. $40 bales. o- ,-..., .,sadv. r,,d.ilng
t,,. rnitang 54sc. good Ordinary, &C. x
Int. SIC baes sr,ss $3.50 bales: sass, S az cs5
r,. To- the Con,n,nt. l,;s3 bales STOCK -'''o'
bales. c,,or STEADY. middllng. 57sc. low
Mstnpn'n re. good ordinary ) l6c. nei Iereip's.
:, 30 ba:es; gross J.. 81 hsl.F sa.ph'"'' ~ $780,
-. + 100 bale stock 'lc3i prle''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

Liverpool April IS p myISr, fair. s2d
. sal american r mil nlnnsry
mlddlhs s,v were iOOUc bales. OF "hich ~ ooes
re for snd export AMI maqean Futures
American, Win fair demand. and closed quiet ens
oycu,ss s.x3.-can nlldd ing !. M c. Ap.,s ooT'fv
eiicr, Arril aai Nay. 49, o4GS - oia SEER
80 and June Is GAG "a Gid suyets Jsme ah' ,us
- o. S.raner SS IlG3 4Gsd BUYERS september ana
ana "a "a 2 "a Gid sellers october and Ncsenoer
<ovsrnAer Decembe s3-'Na sellers
ns.nher and January, s3c4l sellers; January ah3
,ohru,,v CAD buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

N IA: short clear backs 10 10 - 10. 80 a. ~
bellies II 70 ie 10 37s Shouders-Square ~ 20 - ~
Arm Us Cd Lard-Prime Western steady e "a $1,000
49, Talow-Prime city steady. S, cossonsea .,ronr
PCS Rosn-Common strong. IS. Imports OF wheat ,n.o
Liverpool for the week-Fom Atlantic ports UW auS
ers from Pacific ports 1000 quarters: from otner posH
5000 quarters Imports into Liverpool from Az
lantc ports for the week. 96G0 centais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
ETHIOPIAN PRopucE MARKET.

,Iyerpoo April o. 3s5 p. m-ESchange-Wne neat
s,n, FIRM; No red Northern rprlns. - "a No req
S5 sd Corp---spyi MN Amcr AN
ra.ses new iie future. steady APRIL - IA MAJ
=, ia. IuIv .S lOfsd flOur--t. Lb1fs fancy WINTER
1yn los ri Hops l. adon Pacihc Coaso duIl IL ls
~; 10. beef arm. India ress 7Ss "a prime mcss
~ 81 Pink frrl. prsm. fine Western as va
prime M Sc medium Western. 3ls "a Hams -Shcrt eut
"a 20 az NJ nrm SIS acon firm, Cumberland cut y to
a. y, s7s. short rib - H. OBS clear middlea
ixh, 90 TO IS H. 35s clear udats heavy " to d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

cash oun,a,tor- Nere 90 follows roir Demand s),d
rrc. 25q:5c sser On f.rcss ss"sae 7c - 10 ' ~
rel 81 lsisi -. m. " : yellow. 3hn2ttc: -
ss,c 80 os., :' : N!e 5, SIaal "a So
X, r,xseri 81 2is ~ -. prlnc rm'thy tHed - -
mess PORK per tbl 81 2Oasli = 3rd per 10" ,, 10;
s|,ri,.-<s tlse,, ~ G3c sho- c"sr ses ~ &" = -
as - -Aey a,'irs m sh'i sois per ga 81 a ="
.,saty cr~ansrics l34lGiac. dnirl-s l@Jl3c. Esss
Sea- ,re,h Joe c1ees~ luli. unchanged
Clrernou ArrE Foa, nra ss,e - sn.S F" ipp
r,,t as oats arm No mixed. a0a 2li-c. Rye nrin:
u Sc nuuer eteady Sugar nrm' lard f.fned = =.
ast o. EFF- quiet o, Cheese steady GOD - prime
Nuvnukse April - -Whea. hlshe-. No northern.
Nl2 No Norn,-n 81 10: May 81 Is h'' higher 40
NAV 81 H.: Juiy 81 1874. scptemh'r so. - hard
81 ia 40 i Nor'a-rn 81 lss Flour much aisncr. cist
rs ran $, scat. 20 s,cons clear 81 soasa 10
Philadelphia April 25.--whc,t 34c hicher. c1n;raet
grade April 81 o9.tl s Germ Ie hshe, 30 n hi
higher Butter steady fancy W"'ttih t,AN; ~
prints cO, rsgs si.aGy: fresh ueslny IL, d. M.'rr
l'3c q, southern H. VS o, f pl -arEs hes
600 bush corn l4i.o0) bush. oat lp"Ov 'ust ,-Hhpo
n,ents-whest. ii9ooo bush corr" ioo oush oa's ''''
:, Louis April u Flour Hgher. in synps'iy with
WHEAT, patents sass - s,rashr - CO. :, 80 Az Ar
2'gs 90 n-d ID, s. '. .ess,or 81 u.s. Tack s ~
s. 10: April 81 Is, Nay. 81 10 ssked J"!y So ed;
sep'einber 81 pa "a ~ ~ . cseh III, Aprl
0a,s-spe dul but higher 80 eas 80 tr, ,,sr %g
SO nd 10 vti,c 81 B-nn- str'nr sri t.n.ins uj,
ward. Huucr- steady; creamery l'flS'-e' DAIRY ~"
rol.io. April 2, Wheat hshcr No r.sh 81 10 Nay
\, mixed % i.,e dlll hSHer. ~ 'at. 80, N 10Y
ersccd steady prime e'rh AMI AP'N - ID ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

cOTroN--Our Ina:Set was adyeTsey Influenced M
lack II outside sseous:i.e ,sPort isiGes a. "etrc9i
ssles o: he later only l0Co baics THIS started aguds
local market ana rr.oes soon dropped 3d7
faisf hover a better feeling pre,a..1 covering
?t OF materially Win Ike mark; DUNG The grea,er
par; q ~ ae.ncof n eo,,e sdr ns
spWtheasion Iound The oI%nn, es, II was soon
point tbs ceased TO be fac.' Prlvas
esraienes pointed to bo lion. 'e's
Claimed business IN yafns ana Guys ~+s y'ry SA y
.n..a iom ,f r1 ,f f9 i iSl f 'i cse to
q marie, de,nes ". eeue' I on VII s'9"
snd he a.raace In freeh,s Ths certain 70 las.
, ,a5 Of 51 15S A,rd.n6s conGos IN soi ana
t,. esrr condions appeaf TO initiate ace ns' - ,hs
r. aon q a.cf Big so' m'H ys"T cc,, rsss md
,Sy $3.50 rde;. ~ ill., val ard wcath-r cond-
ihas been anything lat ss1i,fsc.cry TIE
~ i?.;so a e. ,o Tss .'i +. ,n; s...
q ss ir maang iands aae &C.. Co. f1 neans Gn
EN- spo, ma.kets rnidclinr quoted follows New
Orleans eu.i - 10 .si' 100 naie' Moss s9ss
IS s hs ir IsIs N llrI A sasi
&c Pc id '1Ss' sae. 24s bsles baltimore nominal
sc Augas dull e,A"S.c p,,' ,ce ,sl.s 400 bss
The s1po-; movernen, far ih.' season has been
-. '''''"'. Great Br,aip France. cOH, on. e.,
Total since September 1..... ns2Sl3 7''fZ' "'r
Receipt. Neworons wer' c 9is ah. es ,s
ns'si al 1900 $500 BALE against 4'i" go. r.
.k 2e2 bales last and h3IH nhIe. ~ go, -, ., n
,n.rws n estimated az W. 10
siss arainst haes last week. 10 t@'s iAf' ''"
~ 11<e tsl's f. 1897 , rho,,,so,
co's announce the failure .; Sn.r1To"I mo co.
20, az Liverpool this morning. THIS ilh mas
scsey IN cotton importing for over ten NsSIs
aa uhtl recently .ss believed To he In GOO rta'
-. N's OPERATED this side IN He"NH'rnn'. tob,
"airestla Ne'v-York unter fhf niii' ~. 80
"ooo II To-. but the time ~ me ihl'u I"' 10
Outstanding oolira,ors The trouble resulted from nn
o,., sS,- ventures IN the English Mario anu "' -
ns % this SIDE had been Tuuoofco g.. ao,,o,
.Neasnr" special Liverpool cables nioe zoo
Me* ioovS bales speculation and ICY nn 80
,a uD; receipts. ~ 600. American i"'vV' ~,
c up1hcs asa Futures opened barely s"e., 80 rs,
"'''he' closed quiet and steady. 2'FV1
Decline Decerae.r-Jnru,rv 233s: Jsnuary-Feh,iiaft
40. n2r' sas,: Apr-sfsy 32siss. May $50 ~,
ssar .ts Jry-August. 23ib: August 1880 e.
sss ssDteInser October ss3,s October NOV ,
c-' o'erl5~r- December 1888 M6cheseI-l arm a''''
".r- 'iyths-OfdsTE low limits. . a..
was as .o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

en IS Ges terms or Hamsvss cotton snnsh to
Genoa ais option Genoa clva vecchia as g. May
TAD. h i. a. r steamer: sn' oa s a
'9H aa q. pSs m09n Bf:h '.s
general cargo GUT t; the United knsdo Or c9n,qfn
grain Ai"niiG raSse to PICKED port unea s May
British steamer grain Atlantic range cork tor orders
:. O. May British steamer i31 TONS Yves, INDIA ga, aG G
Gull trade four months f5'J. German steamer GIG tons
nn d nTse mSnhs nf Pr ,non 600 .h bak
nitrate west south America to Hampton K'a a,
tons general cargo Pont-a-Ptre at or about
$sSyoh i@s .eSoo1s t1ns iansef buasTIsk 70
rock Ashy river to Ba,more 81 10 SHOWER IL tons
rails Philadelphia 20 Newbeine. 81 Is: scnoonr S29 tone
., ioas. ltrlI1sr Boston. slio and DIS.
ssss @ 6g ~ sSs aGsS o sa @
tons coal Perth Amboy T. PORTLAND schOon
Safsc ?o ms os aps sS Norfolk TO Sew7oik &c.
ordds n ID %Sy fa'i sf'a eamef 1000 quar-
tes grain. Philadelphia Baltimore to Denmark IS 6ia
pstrot@m Hence to , icafI baltic Is d. WIS
er % v eay WIN IN @ Sr s 6dsy a
put pGs On c ssSr LEVEL @ S was s3s
strong quoted: Me,; so 55asl' family &C.: 's s9o
fa9, ;irJa pacst $40 @a<i 5o extia India
IioGf Firm. qaoci i'acons. 5'.c: no ID; 5,.c; 100 h.
4rmsr 'cns 6ec. &c: 10 ~ &c: ia-ib &c
ie% d,d,e ssc ~ ws arT green
IG-M Gsc. Western :. t.. 61.u6' sc..... 1Al-lpN--
Firm city :" country. 3D-lCES-Sc LAX strong
qUoicI Al 5g2 CIV lard str NJ. quoted jijH5cc.
i.ufas .,,ot.d. .sof Aue-i', Continent,
& ~, U,.zG hart ,alr conan und Crni. quoted: Cy.
~, 80, ~ Yrs I,I 81 Firm.
49,, ~. es r., ~, iir nnm'nal '
Isf,,r - ,'L ~ ali, No rios marker in ok
o,ouv i.oi', c.;i.,for Prices at the close were
49,, ,, H. g., 49,. ~, i.l,,ud h IN from country and
tiy hiys and in svn,nathv with foreign markets TIE
va NV cont nurs t. have stimulating
bIy~r The lorc.gn descriptions show tho greatest
.t.a,th and a, iv!iy q note Doncetc. t.
far g &c. Cd = Dl prime
choice, -. r''. head. o. !aai a6c; do In bond
3Nti. ia am al ]
LoaI. .";..c 1890 - 49,,
SifAh-W me- 'u','tl'hs W ~" H"s"'
alnenIrd iay t'rT w., Mr. ~, =, nav Inc b,eher ds,es
-, f,,i.f o., como t.cefrer IN 10 a late hour
80. ~. 49, 80 icr f,r Centrifugal ~ 'esi.
60 49,. ',,..,,., A. 50 ~.t and 2 : l6c Tor mola.--s
SUGAR. English cables We're PARTICULARLY s'h.iy
ING cane az London ruling hrin ana Rang WIN Jt'
at The advance Apri quoted Is I'D and Nay ~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

Ro-Coiree quiet: No : RIO. 3si.5 exchange
$50 receipts. G@pJ bags. cleared for The Cnie
States 1900 bags: cleared 70. EUroe 1000 bags stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

10 at - 80: roushs 35 No. At 80 20: late saus0As' Ao
Western hogs. iiI 10 at 81 s. 400
Newton & Co. Ohio hogs i3S 10. a. - ~ ., a. ,zo
~ Collins: q State hogs I3s n. at 81 l5 ID do lou
10. at 81 20. stsg. $50 10 at 50 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

Foreign coffee Tnarxets-Santos-Cohce markets Urn;
good averare gSUc 10000 bags. stock
$1,000 hays. Hamburg-cofee market opened >. pen
n.ng h.she-. $50 >. - y. pfennins net higher
sales. 1900 bays Rsvre-o'ee market opened franc
higher a; y franc higher. II. steady. l..
franc higher closed Il franc higher total sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

New York. April 25. 1898.
Dressed nlnllfrN nkCs so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April Is. 1908
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-10
THE BUDGET N THE HOUSE
LEGISLATORS FIGURE ON THE
NATIONAL EXPENSES.
Some Items Approved by the Senate
are Rcduced-Others are Increased
and New Ones Added.

Minister of the Interior Cooper ask
ed the House this morning until
Monday to furnish the itemiztd state
ment of proposed expenses under tn"
appropriation of 100000 asked for
improvement of roads and bridges.
1t was finally agreed to postpone
action on the appropriation until the
bill had been considered throughout.
Representative Pogue for the FL
nance Committee reported on appro-
priations connected with the finance.
postal and customs department.
Under the Department of Fina 'e
an increase of 100000 was added by
the committee, including $4,000 for
coming nicliles, etc.
Representative McCandless opposed
the item for a steam launch for the
customs service.
Special mail carriage (foreign) WAS
increased from $1,000 to $4,000. on
recommendation of Finance Ministc"
to the committee. \ saving of $1,000
for the period will he made to The
government under the change.
Report of the committee in the
matter of subsidies recommends IN
addition to the usual amount 0f S?C.-
600 to the Queens Hospital. an dppro-
pration of $1,000 toward the malGte-
nance of ward for consumpti,as.
provided like amount is raised hv
the trustees. Item deferred.
In the matter of steam commun;ca-
ton between Maui, Lanai and MDinl;ai
the committee reported favorably On
an appropriation of 5000, with Il Sen
ate provision that the steamer must
be of 12O tons capacity. Passed.
An appropriation of $50 per mpnth
was also granted the Wilder 5. :. Co.
for running to Pohoihi once noah.
\ new item for telephone commu~
nication between Pohoiki, Puma and
Hilo. $1,000. was ordered pla vel in
the bill. with the provision that The
government have free use IF at least
two telephone Instruments.
The Public Lands Committee re
ported unfavorably on the cllim of C.:
H. Aiau, for $1,000, damage to that
persons property during The flood.
citing that the government should net
be held accountable for the act Of Pre-
violence.
The Finance Committee reported on
Senate Bill No. 36. relating TO licenses.
limiting the jurisdiction of 'tarics
to localities, instead of districts.
Public Lands Committee repo:tah
favorably on IN appropriation of
S.. 900 to r.. niZe River scrrAt No
tween King Vineyard sire ats.
\ IL, ior .,revailed to take r~rlits
and ruest ons relative to political
prisoners who paid fines and The
AMOUNT of same, with the ooir"t Of
considering an appropriation to re-
infhurse the parties. But no action was
taken.
Adjourned until Monday,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-10
DANCE OF THE BAND.

The dance of the band in the drill
shed this evening will be private af-
though invitations have been eX
tended to very large number of
friends. 1t will be assisted by one
or two of the dancing classes for
which the band orchestra has been
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-10
HOPE ABANDONED.

''For fifteen years 1 suffered with
Indigestion and my whole sy stem was
broken down. l almost abandoned
hope of recovery. l took Hoods Sar-
saparilla and it's effects were marvel
Gus. l am now able to sleep well,
have good appetite and have gain
ed in weight" James Wilder, Oru-
vile, Washington.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-10
" AIKIKI LOTS
FOR SALE

There are 10Y Choice Lots
for sale at Waikiki, right
mauka of the end Of the
tramway line. Several lots
are facing the Makee Island
band stand.
This is one Of thu aest
locations nea- the Sea sacb
The ground is as levei as a
billiard table.
For prices and terms apply
to