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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
BIDS FOR PAVING.

Board of Public Works Meets and
Lets Contract.
The board of public works yesterday
opened bids for the paving of Sixth
street with sandstone from College to
Smith avenue. The estimate of the city
engineer was $3.50. Fielding & Shepley
bid $4020 and John Lindquist, S4,240 The
contract was awarded to Fielding & Shep-
ley
There were three bidders for the con-
struction of a sewer on Minnehaha street,
from Arcade to Seventh G. A Allen was
the lowest of three bidders, at $271. 40 The
estimate of the city engineer was 1885, The
board took the bids under advisement
An adverse report will be sent to the
council on the resolution directing the
sprinkling of the Smith avenue bridge.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
MOTION DENIED.
Judge Otis Files Order In Case of
johnson vs. HaycOck

Judge Otis Files Order in Case OF
johnson VS.. HaycOck.
Judge Otis yesterday filed an order in
the district court denying the motion of
the plaintiff for a temporary injunction
and assessing the costs on the plaintiff
in the case of Alfred D. S. Johnson vs..
John E. Haycock. In an accompanying
memorandum the court says:
IF plaintiff is right IN his contention
that, under the lease as it stands, there
has been a partial eviction and he is alb
solved from the payment of rent thereun-
der, then he has complete defense at
law and should make it there. If litiga-
ton becomes vexatious it will be time
enough for the court to intervene.
Plaintiff apparently does not seek a
reformation of the lease but to avoid it
altogether for fraud N its inception. He
insists, however, upon retaining possess
sion under it and should pay rent ac-
rOrdinglY.''
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Harry smith Rounded Up.

Harry Smith, the sixteen-year-old boy,
who ran away from his home 1912 West
Seventh street, a week ago last Sunday.
is in custody at Watertown, MINI. The
boys father offered S25 for the boys ar
rest, and the lads description was sent
in the direction he was believed to have
taken. Mr.. Smith was notified of the
boys detention and wired the Water
town authorities to hold the lad until he
could go after him.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
IN PALACE HORSE CARS.
Equines for Philippines VIII Travel
In Swagger Style.

The quartermaster's department at the
Army building has completed the pur-
chase of horses ordered for the Philip
pines, and has received orders to ship the
$50 secured in st. Paul to Tacoma in pal
ace horse cars. No further orders for ad-
ditional purchases have yet been received,
but Col. Pond, quartermaster of the de-
partment, stated yesterday that it was
probable that more horses would be Sc
cured here as those already purchased
have been eXcepttonallY fine.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
Bullets Killed Chin.

MANKATO, Mimi. Aug. 14.-Charles
c. Cain, the man who put four bullets
into his head last week Tuesday, being
temporarily insane. died this morning
A post mortem will be held % determine
whether or not he had an a y cess on the
brain. Deceased was tifty-ei at years Of
age. and leaves four children ard widow
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
GuiltY of Murder.

,MENOMONIE; Wis. Aug. 4.-Mrs
Aug l. has recovered from her illness
and was arraigned before n. r. Carpen-
ter. justice of the peace today. and
after the court had instructed her fully
as TO the effect her plea would probably
have upon her subsequent trial, she
pleaded guilty OF murder and was re-
nanded for trial at the next term OF
the circuit court
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
Fire In n Rnrn

Fire early last evening damaged Veter-
mary Surgeon Berkman's barn, 400 North
Franklin street, to the extent of 500. The
origin of the fire is unknown. 1t caught
in the rear of the building and was ex-
tinguished before it had a chance to
spread.
A Shetland pony in the veterinarians
care was badly burned, and 1t may be
necessary to kill the little animal.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
Up to the Pioneer Press.

TO the Editor Of the Globe:
VOW that Gov. Lind and Bank Exam
nafrd lnfr Pope o, have been more than vindi-
caIeo IN open court for their action in
9, me case Of the st. Paul Savings bank,
VIII the Pioneer Press have the manli,
ness ness to acknowledge that they ought to
oe ashamed for going off at half-cock in
burst of sulphurous wrath?" Of
course nothing of The kind can be ex-
pected from the Dispatch. A. r. w.
st. Paul Aug IA
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

AS dernier resort imperialists are
urging the argument, 1--WE are in it and
| can't back out" But Mckinley got us in
it. and Republicans got Mckinley in it..
Stick a pin there.
Gen. Otis should return on some steam
er that will make close connections with
an east-bound train for Washington. He
cannot return from the Philippines too
quickly.
John D. Rockefeller, writing to friend
of his Northwestern trip, says: 81 love
tranquility" Well, all he need do Is
to cast little oil on the troubled wa
ters.
Poor Mr.. Walker, who was McKinley's
partner when the firm failed in business,
has just filed a petition in bankruptcy.
There was no one to pass the hat for Mr.
Walker.
Mark Twain says that he dates his sue
cess in life from the time he lost his job
as a reporter. This was subsequent to
the time he lost his job as humorist
1t is considered more than likely that
David B. Henderson would respond to
curtain call if the people would once
more give him a hand"
A st. Louis girl has recently eloped with
the family ice man. Strange! One would
suppose he woud, naturally, have pre-
ferred a Boston girl.
AnNhOW the Of is
mendous, so, after we get through eating
corn on the cob, we can drift to corn cakes
and all be happy yet
Now that the anti-Dreyfusards have
commenced shooting people in the back
one can easily see their finish
According to imperialistic dicta, criti-
cism of Gen. Otis is privileged matter.
He is not on the firing line"
The horses deepest humiliation will
come when an automobile is rugged up to
beat him in mile dash.
Most OF our statesmen should make
sure of monument by leaving money
enough to buy it.
In estimating the Republican vote Of
1900 great deal should be allowed for
shrinkage.
Gen. Otis cannot get further in the rear
unless he wades out in Manila bay up to
his knees.
For sample of a political crazy quilt
look at the alliance of Alger, Pingree and
Burrows
The cOolness between the undertaken
and the ice man is only as to the price Of
the ice.
But the Man With the Hoe" isn't in it
with the man who owns a drill
And International Bimetallism WoIcott
has also returned from Europe
After all, the Man With the Hoe" had
Job.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
CHOICE CHESTNJTS.
Count Esterha@y Scatters a Few
More of Them.

LONDON, Aug. 1-In the Evening
News today Maj Count Esterhazy again
tells the real truth" in regard to the
bordereau in the Dreyfus case. saying
that he wrote it. The document. ne al
leges, was intended to serve as a sub
stantial basis for an accusation against
Dreyfus. who had been suspended long
time and against whom there had al
ready existed a number of grave proofs
of guilt, which. however. could not be
used without compromising certain per
sonages whom it was imperiously neces-
sary to keep in the background alto
gether
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

tial III ''-'
Nine. Labori is bearing up wonderfully
and is doing all she can to cheer her
husband A0i
II appears that NJ. Labori received onIv
Yesterday two letters threatening that
ne would be shot but he treated them
dS ne mad treated others of a similar
nalure which he has received frequently
Ior months past. with contempt.
Inc outrage is the sole topic of con-
EerSatlon in Rennes, and abhorrence or
tae ueed Is expressed by friends and foes
Oh the wounded man alike. The local no-
Pers are issuing frequent editions CON
affair u 'h'
LABORI IMPROVING.
Inc following bulletin regarding tho
o'clock: iSsueu dl Io
t,a Temperature, 8LO5. No fever. Condi-
uon stationary"
,,rl,l.ei nere mas been, therefore, a slight i'm
~ luEeIhent during the last few hours.
W. LABOR mother arrived here tbis
evening. She had believed him dead and
d most affecting interview ensued f.star
W. LABOR received Matthieu Drevfus
DIUlller OF capt. Dreyfus. There is some
taAA ol M. Albert Clemenceau, the Younger
" me Two brothers, coming as q sub-
stltute Tor Labori. The question bov,-
ever, will be definitely decided tor,,oy1, .ro
NJ CIemenceau was one of ZoIa's counsel
at ms trial, and has followed the Dra,,f,,a
analr very closely. While he lacks tbs
tudghetlc influence of Labori in nIaadtnes
ne Is extremely skillful in cross a,+1t.lo'
ton. ~ -eA0' NINA
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
Want Higher Wages.

WEST SUPERIOR. Wis. Aug. IA
One hundred and fifty laborers at th>
Eastern Minnesota -four sheds struck for
higher wages this morning. They have
been getting s1.70. and demanded $2 per
day The extra gang receiving 20 cents
per hour demanded %. Business is sus-
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
TWO MONTHS WORK.
Richmond Relief Committee Closes
Its Headquarters.

On Saturday afternoon the New Rich
mond relief committee closed it's head
quarters, after two months of active
work. Secretary Stine said:
None unacquaiuted with the subject
can form any idea of tho amount of
work put in by the committee. The
ladies were especially energetic and are
gether @ about ut $i5o I 900 has been eSi disbursed
in this connection from all sources. This
sum will be increased to 100000 by win
ter. The people at New Richmond are
now in pretty fair shape, and in condi-
tion to begin the battle of life anew
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

All this talk about the superior admins
trative ability of Secretary Root is the
veriest bosh. AT the behest of Boss Platt
Root was called into the cabinet to exc
cute the commands of Mckinley Mark
Hanna and Brother Abner When
ever he fails to carry out their behests
Root, too, will be obliged to take his
clothes and co.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
DEATHS OF A DAY.

TRACY. Mimi, Aug. 14.-Mrs Garfield
died at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
D. A. Garfield. last night. She was sew
enty years of age and had been bedridden
with cancer for over q year
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
NEW RELIEF CORPS.
One to BE Organized In Connection
VIII, -Gettxshur". Pos.

With Gettysburg Post.
Arrangements are being made to Or
ganize a woman's relief corps in connec-
ton with Gettysburg post, the West St
Paul Grand Army organization. The first
Friday evening in September is fixed as
the date for the organization, which will
take place at Odd Fellows hall. For a
number of years Gettysburg post held
it's meetings in st. Michael's parish school,
but recently has secured Odd Fellows
hall, one of the most desirable halls in
the city. The post is said to be growing
and prosDering
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
AGAIN IN THE TOLLS.

Charles Miller Arrested On the
Charge of Drunkenness.
Charles Miller, who fell into the hands
of the police Saturday night and was
released on bail in the municipal court
yesterday morning, was again arrested
last evening. The charge this time is
drunkenness and disorderIy conduct. Sat
urday it was simply drunkenness. Miller
claims to be Il telegraph operator and an
ex-soldier. He claims to have served in
Cuba during tine recent Spanish-American
war, member of the United States
signal corps. 7n
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

The Philadelphia Public Ledger says
that it will soon be time to begin send
ing Thanksgiving turkeys to the boys in
Manila" A Thanksgiving turkey, SYM
bolical of peace, is not exactly the most
appropriate present to a man engaged in
the daily task Of ''potting niggers''
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

Adams stature reached from the earth
to the armament" says one of the He
brew sages. But Adam wasn't any taller
than Theodore Roosevelt feels every
morning just after breakfast.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
TO lay a CORNER STONE.
Archbishop Ireland VIII O1ficiate at
Le5SueuP Center

Archbishop Ireland went TO lie Sueur
yesterday afferaoon, where he will
lay the coFl3er stone of the new
Catholic church, now building at LIE
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
WEATHER FOR TODAY.

Minnesota-Fair Tuesday and Wednes-
day; warmer Tuesday in the southeast
quarter; fresh east to south winds.
Iowa-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday;
warmer Tuesday; southerly winds.
North Dakota-Probably showers, thun-
der storms and cooler Tuesday; Wednes-
South Dakota-Probably showers and
thunder storms Tuesday; cooler in west
ern portion; Wednesday fair; cooler in
eastern portion; sOutherly winds.
Montana-ShOwers Tuesday; cooler in
extreme northwestern portion; Wednes-
day fair; westerly winds
WisConsin-Fair Tuesday and Wednes-
day; warmer Tuesday; fresh east to south
winds
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
ST PAIL.

Yesterdays observations, taken 10y the
United States weather bureau. st. Paul.
p. f. Lyons observer for the twenty
barometer corrected for temperature
and elevation.
Highest temperature .................. rs
Lowest temperature NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
Average temperature .................. 81
Daily range OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
Barometer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. 70
Precipitation OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
p. M. temperature ................... Y
p m. wind. southeast: weather. clear.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
RIVER BULLETIN.
yesterdays TEMPERAT


River forecast till s p. m. Tuesday: The
Mississippi will continue falling slowly
in the vicinity of st. Paul.
:.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
KAISER Is FRIENDLY
so SAYS CONGRESSMAN FOss IN Al
INTERVIEW HAD WITH HIM
IN LONDON
HE FAVoRs A GREAT NAVY

impressed With the Activity in That
Direction Displayed by European
Powers, and Suggests That Amer
lea Should Have a Naval Board
to Advise Congress as to the
Proper Policy In Naval Affairs.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15
THE PERSECUTION OF DREYFUs.

EWasfltagtor-time q D. m. St. PauD.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

The coolness between the undertaken
and the ice man is only as to the price of
the ice.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

After all. the Man With the Hoe" had
a Job.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

For sample of a political crazy quilt
look at the alliance of AIger, Pingree and
Burrows
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

AS a dernter resort, imperialists are
urging the argument, I'VE are in it and
can't back out" But Mckinley got us in
it. and Republicans got Mckinley in it.
Stick pin there.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

But the Man With the Hoe" isn't in it
with the man who owns a drill.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

And International Bimetallism WoIcott
has also returned from Europe.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-15

Gen. Otis cannot get further in the rear
unless he wades out in Manila bay up to
his knees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

.,o. ,.oaor,sa s,oD .oorToNsEED oII-Prme
s9 ysor p%s crude ss sumner y ls
ter grades soss2e prime white s2e R .Me w american
Sos soSss ac 9 .ea,,a rsr ssc @ c s
early srs~ s ,S SsxsS a DAY
RIs asf aa the seene grain Ss5e
sSo Up Ss y s0s ;.I
$40 29sl2 BEEEse.a,ay quoted ,s mssS meas ss ssa
IS Soas Hbt gF'ffS si quoted 81 n
RREss ia ss ses quoted sefo1i
bellies quiet quoted smoking bellies sN9 10 ouoteS sc
psk Gs' ham. arn quoted E Sc
%s;'sT" s. S, s gsSn,ry 5~ssssss
S. south sy a Smt a sasssd Continent SG
@ Rs. kegs oG%PSSpd taay sg?'' quoted
aSs' mes tern lard .icarine. 6issitc
RcETadc quite brisk in 1 oe6 c,os. w ss:
Srn for both foreign and domestic styles Quotations FOL
s 0% @sc pr H2 to choice sS6e head g7c
Patna. 5a5lic: do in bond. 3a3ho; Japan 4%uo%c'
slightly better dsm .3sr, MAS 5 nGtsS
for refined Oday rss ~ ss S WS or
having abundance OF supplies on hanu
the hard grades were expressed based the stronger
ruling of the English market ana further N
lated 5fb sacks 5sc; dominos oaS; cut
sc Rranuiated and ane granuaied size coarse grsnu,
1isa and extra cub 9s xxx powdered
J. SIC diamond 5ae Soniec, tone x a oT Be %o
4,%c: 10 8 i44c No o. i%c; No 10 4sic; No H. tSe;
No H. Also; Nos 10. Il. IL and 49, 4Sc inns VIE,
summary statistical position. according 10 Wls''
& Gray stocks in the United States ana una 10
eeher against POI 349 tons last week ana
il74oo las, decrease on 100 1,i 9 "a oo
last year Stocks Europe 2O6s 500 tons against
ions last week and l3 last year Total socks OF
Europe and America 1852 $50 tons against ioto4e uos
last week and 2712313 last at the same
dates 2.455.2l7 at even date OF Apih rs u.s.
year The deficiency Of stock is now 3oss4 tos ssS -,
deficiency Of 3O1 $50 tons last week and oeceg Y u
1Oo 3l1 tons December 1895 Their cable from hum
burg reports shipments OF raw sugar W
America Hamburg and Bremen this week ovoo ,Ins
engagements No refined The local raw sugar market
was active firm with prices at the close higher on
the basis Of for 90 centrifugal 4isc TOT ~
test uscovado and &C for 50 test best moasses susar
The foreign distinctly bulish reporting urn
market FOR sugar London with prices I'D higher
10 los DAD for April delivery and los 1Osd Tor May DE-
livery Cane sugar firm. with but nte onerlhH'
lava quoted at i2s I'd and fair refining. lis
TORACCO-Sted leaf more active sales footng up
full prices the market closing hrm
The sales included 30 1895 New-E England STATE
Havana at 25G4Oc. 100 1898 New-England state
Havana forced 2OGOc. 10 1897 Gebhardt
al 13G4c 1897 Zmmers at l9q22c: 30 cases
1876 Pennsylvania seed leaf at 12zgl37c 800 cases
Wisconsin Havana at sl3dlOc The foreign market
was strong active Sales included 400 bales havana
75G95c in bond and 10 bales sumatTa AZ oocn$i ~ IN
bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
Railroaos.
new YORK CENTRAL
Railroaos.

An through train. stop Albany. Utica. syrsess>
Trains leave Grand Central station as follows,
$50 sE. treeDi sS SqIssz nM f1Tis'
Niagara Fails 532 r. NJ; Toronto. 300 r. n. DE-
.trot ii, 10 r. NJ. Limited 70 Its seating capacity
S.4S a. Mast NAIL. Dafy-For Bufao. Niagara
1910 ~ DAY EXPRESS except Sunday. POI
, M Buralo and sll important New YORK ststs ponss
LOO N souTHwDsTy RN LIMITED and CHI
CAGO SPECIAL Daily--For Columbus. cincin-
$50 '%s' "Tfo1 a AND %Is1SY srEcrSi. :se.ss
$50 p. M2LAKE SHORE LIMITED. psiy-74-hour
train 20 Chicago, via Lake shore Due csye'sn1
I5 A. NJ. due Chicago 43o r. NJ sieer'ns ana
600 P M"wpsrERy EXPRESS p.li,--rcr Ni.s.r.
8.25 = W-No NORTH ExpREss paiyror Troy.
7.3O p M-ADrRoSpAcK MOUNTAINS AND NON
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. -r..
$50 M-BUFrAfo AND sCUTliWEsILnN
ePEfTA1. Dsily-For Buffalo. Ssss,a ral's.
IL %pa scn.r xprsJs 'psyror ost.n.
burg. Niagara Fsli' Cleveland Cnica ., snd e
1910 nishtoMrDSrdHr rxPRyss For Cheap
nights cn''f Ti tsfg.si b lsryif q, y''
DIS a NJ. and 3.55 p. M-Dsily except SUNDAY |"
Pf'sneld. SUNDAYS only AZ 9.20 a. ~.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated With Pintsch risht
Ticket and Wagner onfces at Grand csn',', s.n',.
IL 2e ts Broadway e uT,sT g az sr0 s,s.s
ard issth 81 station York; 33s and 72s Fulton ST..
ard 100 Broadway. r r.. Prooklyn - g.
Telephone ''27no Thirty Street, for New YoIx
cenca ~ v'sS,cnt' F-r-ess COMPANY.
GEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
LIVE STOCK MARK EFT.

New-York April u. 1900
csaF = ca % s. t sTe 81 S s
terers and "a for the market making with cars
at jersey CITY Trade was rather ' slow for steers and
prices weak to SHADE bulls we're in light h ypPsy
cleared. Medium prime sold at 81 65as5 30
PS5 Choice bull. ps sG at
50 1898 s5 fat hefers 81 5Oas5 o dressed beef
choce native sdes Cable. from Liverpool and London
@ sheep Sa not TOR M Of I've
stock fresh meat from this port today To-WorrOw
BTauer Company: Limited. also 2is4 Of beef
FOR swift co the Eirnria to Liverpool 1000 quarter.
Of beef for Esstmsns c9mps1y and a sherman vii MI
total shipments from th. port for the week ending din sat
s r. bert Ss al 2 2o Gt o Great and with the
cegtiOn Of 50 cattle and IS sheep he .... ,,s -,
So 100 M . Do i'G n at s. 49, oI y
g. g. Sis g ss = g. g
Ito II 90 10 ' az s 90 IS 90 S 1921 IF at d.
% . So Do O ,t n At 81 ssas g. 2 a
- 80: i. Pennsyvanis cows go N. 50 10; State
sac r Il s II d r :: : s. ls 's , ~ ds
ii5s ~ a, s.; !. Penn,yIvania d. 1901 70: a, s. .
s NrT5op at 50 70 40 @ % at sn Illinois s'5
1924 n at 81 TO- % DO 1901 n at s. TO- p Kentucky 49,
cow; ss p s' 81 90 State do $50 ~ at 81 7' do
j. shamberg SON 10 Illinois steers 1918 NJ at s. ~
ICES 81 h. l1 At 3 10 AZ 90 ~ 10 no.
virginia l oasn dse Ts'y al So Sa' as
Mcpherson Co oxen en-. 1850 n a. - a. bulls Is
at s. 30; 10 do. SIS ID. at So IS.
and ali on sale at sisitth st. with the exception
head Butchers needed few good calves and on MI,
an early Clearance the pens: Medium prime yeas
stock =" and oTdnary to choice sold 7aeg 10
try dressed higher on prime caves. miom -, ,S?iSc
for common .s %@s9Snssa a. '5SG e r
yea lsC . at 5: % 2s
head including for city butchers direct and 10
for the market ard with the car held over yeser
ss' .r s:F' c Ssy' fs' 'e * @
II Stn. s Sa the s fSa '1ssP
Buffalo adyces caused weak feeling on lambs amt and
anso % good T"sh2 sS G MEDIUM in
: s. sa.s aS at clipped S'Ss 9 7ss:s
S city Ss. sf..:! sT"s
bs S n is is gn ss ri T'' 81 e.
mi Rps State to- sheep o So e. $; % 4s
So Sc 10 ohio Go o. IL 81 90 siis 7 Dpsd DO 3 a.
SAL 81 clipped Ohio sheep 81 n NJ at s. 'sh Sc N
$500 %: do 80 n At . s. 20 Sd 70 cPpfd g. 81 h.
H. IT, Hollis: 50 clipped Western lambs. 81 N. at s. CO.
AS do 50 n at 81 80
D. Harrington: s74 unshorn Western lambs 95 No.
at So 10. .... , -. @. >,
So 37ls. $780, -, On -,
at So 30. 80, . 90 ,-,
s sanders liz unshorn state lambs "a ~ at SO 37's
''culls" do, 81 NJ at 81 10. -,
HOGs-Receipts were cars. or SI head. and there
we're about 12j head sale Sellers rated the market
steady and estimated inferior light prime heavy hogs
would sell a s4dS4 - 100 n. deck OF fairly good
Western brought 81 H. Country dressed steady at 4p
6isc per for heavy light weights - .
Sales Judd & CO.. l19 Western hogs, 10 10 aver
age al 81 II 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, April "A, IeF
/Sorr-rr u-,u. hand yhe the Coffee Ex-
change opened favorable average the utter IN
difference OF buyers caused partial points decnne on
the opening call Cables reported prices = pig ioer 70
a pfe higher Hamburg; Havre was quiet az uII
Changed prices hut Rio and firm the former
scoring I2 reis advance 10 coee prices ano
a sain 81 i-32d in Of exchange. whie santos
csbIed nrnness advance. Primary receipts con
tinued small at and American warehouse ue
iveres reaching 1900 bags ne oCai
future market therefore. opened fairly steaay IN toe
acme earv sales in fact slight gain from me
previous days closing but excepting some raoins
on the call futures during the forenoon was
practically standstil outside interest oeng ,o.a2
frking and traders indspOsed 10 make ventures on
49,, cur, accounts sales 10 i2 m. $500 bags in
Guiding 800 done the call. Trading continued sack
the afternoon total sales reached only
z75o bass with market finally quiet at net 1 h
changed prices points decline. For spot cnee the
Sraurv was moderate the feeling fairly steady quo
tsfons remained unchanged. at say. 5l6c lor lnVolce
io,s ana a16c for obbng parcels Of Rio NO Cieaeo
April H. 0coo bags Rio. per steamer BeiianoSh. Ine
s.ocks OF coffee Hayre 1.41oVo oags) sho"eu IN III
crease ~ l. ono bags for the week. . , 100. -.
The range 81 contract prices in the local market to
S.,