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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-11


META1s-The alvarez in tin continued unchecked ID
prices mSyed up to S2 P o this ~ furSr @
proyement was in part. light spot supplies strong
of ofT se T Ens a1 Sf ana EVEN Ie0 the higher
s and Tes the
Metal Exchange called pig iron M M spo Tin at the
strong snd higher spot quoted at s 2s'2 SS SG
aSchaSssd Po 1 s. 5Sa6 Co. xp and NAY 50 4o9
los. n Ssa2es CLOSING s a0f Fin eS @
faiurss Ills rs ga Soft spanish lead was quoted at
Il MoIAssEs AND sYRrrsZ1nere ln5s new to be
Light and the feeling SIN ld Esy S% SED GsS
S7G %ewoesns 'S open Kettle s2sacc Porto Rico 2
S SPn. 1sis s sSdS c ts good
oBuyers only inclined to trade in moderate
ness. displayed little feature Of interest Lnseed oil
sSs%sed to on T ana o% Petroleum bSs 81
in bulk 81 e5 Phisdelphis b6s 81 TO- ana ~ quiz -
lied $40 so; cottonseed OIL prime crude 22q222c; prime
sJds Of @ s0S bs Sq%sr soa5s
prime white BE prime winter yellow 3oa52c' ilnseea
fa% Sse f sld o ai"ssS se m''n 00e0 ''"0'
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The market for berth frsigh,s
sS c s ES S SsG IA aaS 4 so 81 a Pg
Rotterdam &c: Amsterdam sc; cotton to Lyerpool per
100 n 2 nominal OnSo G SS Is t 3D. n. wss I5al
South America and coaswse trades. but the offerings
S for steamers for grain and general from local ports
exceedingly light and the tendency Of rates was
timber trades bu, rates were auotsbly unchanssd
early in the day was replaced by covering
nent market steady and at the close not
q s1 eT"y Mess iS $3.50 family SO
sm 2's 50 scasi Packet So sSasio extra india
$50 n 5e Ieo n 5's pigs S.s,ac ,cI. MEATs u
n 5Pc 70 n. 5%e Il n Sc Picked shoulders steady
quoted at 4sc. Picked hams steady Quoted at -. q
7kG7'sc. TALLow Dull Quoted; CITY .4,,zc;
ciS lard Easy quoted sio Sus,
Quoted: South America 625c. Continent 5e5c: Brazil
Western Esss ~ cog9Tns I Quoted oso
5&c: CITY lard stearine e.aeHc -.
market about SATURDAYS asres with the market at The
close quite nrm for both foreign and aq% a S a.
he'd e%a7c, fstna sasisc; do in bond sas.ic japan.
4&a5Gc: Java. 4Xa5Tc; Rangoon in bond. 2'Eqshc.
st'GARThe market ?o- refined sugar was favoraby
abroad and by evidences strength in the
department Demand was very heavy all day and while
quite general that another advance in the
Quotations follow: Granulated 3 n sacks and . N
63Ic: domn1s sac, cut loaf end crushed 5>.e pow
grannlsed SIC coarse graduated and extra fine
lated 5s.c confectionery granuated 5ise; cubes BIC;
NAHH SIC Nos l. and g. 4Ec No
No 3. .Ae; 10 6 $500 No &C. No :; SO 20 T.
Is and 49, 4tc importers showed the greatest reluctance
make sales in days marke even al snsae 90
belief that the ADJ in the English market had not
YET n ann nrces AZ ne close centrifugal %
test quoted at s2c; nuscoyado - test j ioe,
than sellers this basis In the London market beet
sugar was active the close was still advancing
s arr hess Nav ds eR 0 d Cane vas
rmer. with an increasing demand Java was 'uo'ea d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-11
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA ANU
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations in New York. foot Barclay and Chrstopher IS
vFsT,TtJI,E TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET CAM
PINTScH LIGHT ,,-.,
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops at prihc'p~
stations. -..,,,,-.xo sc, ..roN prSG-
VAMTON, OwEGC. ITHACA, ELhIRA, SrhASEs.
and OsWE,GO EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parlor 81
Connecting at with trains for Chicago ana poin
900 p NJ fdaiiy)-Chicago and Buffalo vestibued *
press for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTOS and ELMihA
pullman Buffet Parior Cars 70 Elm!ra Through sleeR
Ink cars and day coach to Chicago. arriving at +is
400 p 'M.oscRANToN. wILKEsPARRE and PLYN-
OITH EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parlor Cars ,-s-,
200 p NJ. daiy-SHLGAGo and BEFFAIoo V pIYd-
HAMTON, ELMIRA, BUFFALO. THRoCGH BoFFcc..s
SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago Dining 0~
west OF Buffalo. s. -,,,,u,x
s,:sO p NJ (daiIy)-BUFFALO EXPRESS. pullman
'SIEEpERs Tor SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN, Ell
MIRA, BATH MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
e, Iy,nf at suHe @oiiyS0BuFrALo SCRANTON. RIyo-
HAMToN. OwEGo. ITHACA. BLMiRA. UIlC.Ex
SYRACUSE and OSwEGO EXPRESS Pullman Bun"
s"r SUBURBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see small
tables. -n.,,,,oo. MANA Ar
Pace 40 and ss2 Broadway Tickets Ferry stations
iii Fourth ave, Twelfth ST. 81 West one ra
sss and T26 Fulton and 100 Broadway Brooklyn i'1s
table giving full Information at all stations -, o., -
wFSTCOTTS EXPRESS COMPANY will call TOR ans
check from hotel or residence to destination
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EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. April To- iees
rS,FFFT-To-days market for Brazilian coiee
49, 1a,v active and steady start with prices party
points higher Gable was tolerapy od,esnced
and there was hut little pressure TO sell HAVE
4. franc and Hamburg about !. pig MO anu - : ia IN
---e "a sustained coffee prices and an advance OF "a
-. az snge rate Receipts Brazilian ports contlnuo
sna-i6 600 bags while American warehouse gra1es
were light and included but 1000 bags az noo baes
esss on The call were 40 bags; 10 IL III $500
80 CO.. he entire session 5000 bags representing or
,ss rnost par local interchange Spot conee w ,e o ,
,nsrte ruled steady but quiet with RIO NO g. lnno'0
anotea AZ 6i.c as compared with gao iast year -
week the total Of warehouse deNxeres t hs,ore ana
80 chsd los bags against 1ls0O the week n
Isl 600 bags Receipts at i'lo ia S,tos cabeS
40 fso hags and shpments $1,000 bags 90 snrs
Jecepts Of bags and shipments 200 go =, he
Sstn,c,s IN this country included IOVo paes oi .e
% rhs local future market closed quiet at net ur
rhsneed prices ; points advance -, .-,,o. 60 dov
& - r ~ contract prices the local market to-day
follows:
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot Of Cha;nbersets
as follows i've minutes earlier from West 2Sd.st
0,OO A. M.-Vestibuled Express daily for Blnghant'ny
Waverly, Elmya, Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
ctO p M.-Vestbued limted-Fast mail daily SOLID
sin Tor Chicago Arrives Cleveland 740 A. NJ Chicago.
sP NJ slepeers to Chicago Cleveland and CINCINNATI
Dining Car. o,,. ....,.,.. r,x,r...
aa,v Arrives at Buffalo EOS A. NJ. Bradford 20 A.
M jamestown I 100 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. N;
Cleveland - 80 p Sleepers Buffalo and Cleveland
Cafe Library Car. - x,,,..- ,,-,..
WSverly and Chicago seepers to Hornesville Chicago
SnH LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac
COMMODATTONS az III. 113. 28l 4ol and 957 Broad
st.. Chambers est 23dst ferries Meyers; $50
rhJ I'd Jersey City st{on New-York Transfer
e calls for and baggage from hotels and resi-
dences.
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cash ouotations were as follows Flour slow and easy
M . spring wheat 60G70i5c: No spring wheat. 6ta
,rc No red 7id7ic: No corn 34c: No yellow corn.
s4I d34iac No oats. 26% a2c; No white 3oa3lc No
No Ma xseed 81 1911: new 81 22l1 prime timothy seed
90 30; clover grade s. 80 pork per DBL
80 I5sp 90 lard per ~ s. 2dS5 2T1 short ribs sides
loose "a jOaS4 IS sailed shoulders. boxed. isqtfc;
short clear sides boxed 81 9oaso 90 whiskey dsters
anshed goods per gal 81 20. cut loaf s. 81:
granuated 81 So the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market firm; creameres, 1iq2c dairies. ia
Gisc Eggs steady: fresh. l2Aal2isc. Cheese steady.
unchanged.
Philadelphia, April lo-wheat iac lower; contract
grade April 7t&aT5c. Corn NC lower. No mixed,
April 3siz G3sac oats steady No white, clipped. a5R
a3G3i&c Flour dull end unsettled winter super 81 5d
81 90 do extras 50G$2 49, Pennsylvania roller clear
81 l5gss 35; do straight 81 3oqs3 90 Western winter
clear So l5Q$3 s. do straight 50 iOnS3 90 do patent
ss ~ do patent 50 s5Gsi Rye hour SO 20as3 Is per
Dbl Butter firm; fancy Western creamery 22c do
prints 23c Eggs firm isc higher. fresh nearby i3c.
do Western i3c do Southwestern. l3c. do southern,
l2isc Cheese unchanged Receipts Flour 5000 bbls
10 900 sacks wheat 1900 bush: corn. 5000 bush ship
ments-Wheat, 5000 bush; corn os"p bush oats. 1000
bush.
stsghts 81 30dsS 40 clears 81 sSas3 TO- medium
grades 81 10GS2 90 Wheat steady; No red cash T5c
April 75c May. 757sc, July. 7oAaI0Sc. No hard.
Corn lower. No cash. 33isc: April, 3sisc May s2sc
July s3sc. oats steady; No cash. Csc April. Csc
May 27Hc July. 2aLc No white 3oisasic. Rran
scarce and hrm sacked. track soc Butter nrmer
creamery. isd22c; dairy, l4ai9c Eggs nrm re.
Toledo. April i0-wheai active weak; No cash
72hc: May 73hc. Corn dull steady: No mixed 3ilAc
Oats dull steady. No mixed. Csc Rye dull lower No
cash. soc bid Cloverseed active. lower prime cash
old. IS IS. new cash and April. 80 80 asked.
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop a, Albany. Utlea syracuse
Trains leave drsad Central station as follows.
$50 EMPIRE sK.T rfeDi Es Sqnsfs ns fTSs'
Fastest train in the World Due Buffalo. 80 p. NJ
Niagara Falls 5.32 p. NJ. Toronto. 800 r. ~. Dc.
$40 A. Mast MAIL. DsIy-For Buffalo Niagara
1890 A. n DAY EXPRESS. exc.p, Sunday. .ros
. M Buffalo and all important New YORK s'ate p2ina
LOO p. ~ soUWwEsTpRN LIMITED and CHI
cAGO SPECIAL Dsily-For Columbus cincih-
$3.50 p M-TRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
$50 p. MZLAKE SHORE LIMITED. psly-24sou!
train Chicago, via Lake Shore Due Sievenna
n.sg A. NJ. due Chicago tSo r. "' "'''"s ~S
600 P M.--wBsTERN EXPRESS pslly-To-, Ni.ssn
6.25 r I-NoR NORTH ExpRtss. paliymror Troy.
s.3O p. M-ADrRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS AND MON
- TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. -,rvs-rn~
$50 P M.-BUFgALO AND soUTIiwHsTrE.KH.s
e,.vs,5s1 nsy IpSsra SS1sG and s. u'
Oh P M-PXcTprc rsxpREss pai,y.ror oss..:.
burg. Niagara Falls Cleveland Chcasosl sno, *
csp, saturday for TsGs Vincent snn ire For cn,csro
every night except Sunday nights SUNDAY
HARLEM DIVISION.
9.fs a. M and 3:55 p. M-Dsiiy. except SUNDAY
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light ., ,...
Ticket and Wagner ohlces at trann C~n,'u
ass Columbus Ave- 81 West i25th St. igth s. sta;,:a
and 18Th St Station New York 33S and 726 Fulton ST.
and 100 Broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn - 49,, o..
Telephone 27po rhr,yeighth Street for Ne~ ro,x
dence nv Westcott Express Company. 49,.
GEORGE n DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April flowing to the large supply OF cattle
received buyers Independent and slow In bid
ding As result prices weak all along the line and
there decline Of 1o4l5c Fancy cattle 81 dS 10
choice steers 256s5 81: medium 81 63QS4 So
beef SO 90as4 stocers and feeders 81 sods4 30
bulls 10: and heifers 81 4ons4 20 calves
75dSe 10 Western fed steers 81 5TS5 go Texas steers
a. iOdS5 10: calves 81 85q<3 10. There active
general demand packers buying freely
and prices ruled to 2i5d5c. Fair TO choice
81 65Gs3 So butchers 81 65QS3 e2 light SO 65qs3 s7l4
pigs 30Qs3 TO- The demand for sheep was decidedly
better and this enabled sellers take more ndepend
stand Sheep ruled ioc higher and lambs advanced
l5c or more with a quick demand. Good lambs sold at
So 6df5 90 poorer grades 81 1895 co. sheep 81 sds4
yearlings. 81 7OQs5 90 Receipts-Cattle. 21OO head
hogs 20 600 head: sheep. 1900 head -
Cincinnati April i0-Hogs active strong. ~ 3O4s3 30
Cattle strong 81 1895 Sheep steady " 'bqSo Lambs
steady, 81 25ds6
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third Street ana Des
brosses and Cortland, Streets. =, Cortland,
e; The leaving from Desorosses tnu ,no., for
Streets is mInutss later than that given oeo" ''
10 4. H. FAST MAPi..-puman Buffet Psrlor Car
New York to Pittsburg: Sleeping Car pit'sours =" ~"
$50 T. 'q fasT IE E!.sOFIH
DSo 4. w. PEHNsYLvANIh LIMIrE Ed dS.sTTa
ton Cars For chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
S aoSi.'G%I' cG GTsSs And Al ST. LOUIS
For Nashville (via ClncinnatD. Indianapolis '""e
$50 r. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago FOR
74 4Se % s.ces Sa'sTsd PITT.
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville Indianapolis '
40 r. NJ PACIFIC ExPREssTor pi,tsSur yaI as1
For Kn9Sys daily e ss satuTdsy
AMP EXrREs East Ssrg F P9':
burg sIns Efi, d' Rs s6'SS aE souTM
iaso $50 g. 20 Congressional Lm s all Ps, ,E,
Gs nns i Ssss ns5 2e s D"ns 80 100
Car; m 800 80 2S %GS SSr esr1 30 DINING
sotTlAERN RAIIwAY.@E Express, go 40 p M 1905
NoKFoLK AND WESTERN nAILwAY.-For Memphis
AT% a rT o COAST III INE%Esprs.s 90 and
caEsAFEATE OHIO nA!LwA A6s r. 20 s s
sHy' a3e - IRAN: and
ba Pa6 Cars 80 @
Long Branch Asbury Park dnterlaken sundays) Ocean
Grove and Point Pleasant (from West Twenty-thlrd
Street Station, $50 a m. 1920. 80 and 400 p M
Sundays. o 20 n. m. 40 p from Desorosses ana
Cortandt Streets Slo a. NJ 1880 $40. and 80 p m
Sundays. o 4, e. M Pip p m; .
61o 7.2o 80 $40 $50. 40 % 30 Penna Lmted) -
Dining Carr 10 so Dining carr. II 80 a. 12So. l.U
$50, $50 20. 40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining carr, 30
Dining Carr. 40 $50 p m. 1905 night SUNDAYS,
6iO. $50 $50 20 $50 GLrnlted 80. 1880 tDlning
Carr m. 1880. $50 Dining carr. 80 $50 40 'oln
ing carr $50 Dining Car. $50 Dining car' 40 $50
r6ke o l2 No. as "a. 1896 1884 H. Broad
way; Aston House. Twenty-thrd street station;
and stations foot OF Desbrosses and S,ortandt Streets
Street 500 Fulton Street 9s broadway ana
Pennsyva 1ia Annex Station Brooklyn Station. Jersey
CITY The New York Transfer Company VIII call Tor
baggage from hotels and residences through
q destination
Telephone ''2I5T Eighteenth Street for PennsyiSaha
Railroad Cab Service. -
J. Il. HUTCHINSON j. X. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent.
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C,harleston. April 1O-Turpentine nrm at 4Oc.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

G.Iv.ston ApriI iO-Cotton steady: mddng 1916
low middling 7-l6c good ordinary. &C. receipts. sos
bales exports coastwse. 31i0 bales sales 2ol5 bales
spirners is bales: stock. 1862 bales
Baltimore April io.-cotton nominal middlins. SIC;
low rniddng good ordinary, Lice gross
cep,s 275 bales exports coastwise 1900 bales stock
eO.076 bales
Memphis April l0.-Cotton quiet: middling SIC; low
mddng i-lGc; good ordinary. 9-16c: receipts
2s5l bales; gross. 8 l3 bales; shipments. 361 bales
sales $50 bales. stock 1894 bales.
81 Louis April IO-Cotton quiet. mIddllng sac; low
mddng Sac; good ordinary. l5-lec: receipts "a
bales 7T3 bales shipments 100 bales stock 0ss
bales
Orleans. April lO.--C'ottp quiet. mddng
il-i6c low mlddllng i-6c good ordinary 4i1c.
cepts 1923 bales sales $500 bales 375 1852
Savannah. April lo-Cotton quiet middllng. 5c: low
mddng Sac receipts, 1875 bales. gross POS bales
exports coaswise. 1850 bales sales. is bales stock
90 4D6 bales
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April 10. p. m-Cotton-Spot- Moderate
demand. prices unchanged. American mddrg Esd. The
Gales OF the 1000 bales ~ which 500
for speculation and and included $500 American
Futures opened quiet with poor demand. and closed
oLlet but steady. American miidinR April 10 81
"a 9O-6id buyers April and May s-6iq3 20 sd buyers
MAY and June 3D0id sellers June and July 20-64d
buyers: July and August - 64d buyers August and
September, 20 64d buyers September and october,
p-6443 20 Jid buyers. October and November 10 04t
BUYERS November and December 64a3 sid buyers
pecember and January, 8id3 10 Cad buyers January
and February. 10 6id buyers. February and March
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West 2srd, Cortland and De'orosses
y Streets (Psnns. X. II. Ferries q,
Time West 25rd Street. Other ngures Cortsndt or
Dcsbrosscs streets. Daily except Sunday. : sundv
ONLY. Otner trains daily >-
.y'kX S'yS A NJ For PCFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and West, and principal local points Parl0r
and Dining Cars. Connects for Coal Hranchesr
Fl so. i? 90 Noon: "sLAck DIAMOND I'M.
red 90 sealing capacity. Due Buffalo e3 Z u con-
Meeting with through sleepers 10 Detroit ana 'h0ss0'
Dinips Gar se'.so For WILKES. BARRE,
1850 3.16 p s and inse r3sd points.
~sA5O Ht5PM Local for MAUCh CHUNK. t
ts1,JO 500 Z. NJ Local for EASlON. ero~
ts5.3O 600 y NJ Local kxpress Tor EAsl W..
.J.30 6.i0 p. NJ For Buffalo and poins "e's
Through Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago and Ioronto, - -
40 500 p, NJ. Express for BOffALo snc
TORONTO None but Sleeping Car PASSENGER esI E
$50 $50 p. NJ. For ITHACA, KoN hESibr~
BUFfAo and West Sleeping Ssrs 70 S ShiessKl locals
SOUTH PLAINFlELD and FOUND bfuSOann ~ az "a
daily except sunday; .lO2,. 1850 NJ SSpp
South Plainneld only '3y 40, $50 and sS .s "a
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AZ sis. ~ V,
s5s Oh and 1854 broadway IS Union Square wes =.
$40 Fulton St Court 81, ss Broadway ana p'ooA'~
Annex Station Brooklyn. .S., ,syvags
n Y. Transfer Co. viii call for and cnech n"es's
from hotel or residence through TO DESTINATION
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Frankin st. Station, N. T. - ''"'"
aud rs m later from foot OF w. S2e 81: Mt, A.
I2,45 p NJ; CONTINENTAL United, . pa,'yr siIx
cisvsand Detroit. Chicago and ST. LOUIS A carr
Chicago and st. Louis Afternoon pnlns 20,
Gas p H. $50 N. later foot W. y2d STU cheasyy o ss
ST. Louis Limited: Daily for Utica Syracuse rsnt git
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. pe'S'~
Cleveland chicago and St Louis. ., suf.
falo Niagara Falls and Toren.o s... Roch.,.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Glow
iand Chicago and ST. Louis ,~
Time tables principal hotels and offces Baskss'
checked from Hotel Residences by westect Exprssc
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April TO- 3:t5 p m.-wheat-s pot-No.
red Northern spring Is ID nominal Spot-American
mixed new auiet. 4Ad; American mixed old steady
b esd futures quiet: April 81 I'D May Is I'D Ju;y
Hops AZ London (Pacihc coasu Arm. 10 0sg4 I5s Beef
duli. extra India sos prime 55s. Pork dull
milne mess western i5s. Hams-Short II 10 TO-
si.ady ass Al Baeon-Cumberand cut, % 10 80 NJ, nrm
sht "a 10 ss 10 nrm 81 long clear mlddles heavy
81 10 40 n, nrm 2ss short clear backs 10 TO is No.
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.,a oss al clear bellies "a to is n. steady. 30s.
shouders-square. - to u No. dull 22s Cd Lard-Prime
Wesarn In tierces dull 21s Cd: American refined IN y
~ nails steady 2ss Cheese firm American finest, white
and coorsd 52s Taow-Prime city steady 23s Aus,
.raiian in London 24s Sd. steady. COttonseed oHull
reaned easy I5s Cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm; 9Ss 81
tSas,n Common steady, The imports OF wheat into
iJyernoo for the From Atlantic ports. 5000
quarters; Pacific ports 1900 quarters rom oter
1T, % 600 quarters The imports OF into Liverpool
from Atlantic ports during the week were 900 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-11

Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton 9
port 800 bales American 5000 bales middling upland
3Hd Futures opened dull partial 6id decline. closed
quiet but steady at iQl A64d net decline; January
febrvary slshb; February March ls6 April Sissos
Aprl-Nay 31si1b. May-June 32Os: June-July. g. sd
August 20b August-ssptember. Dob Septenber-
Ocobe 31o4b: October November Bid; November De
cenber 3isilb: December-January, 31s1b. Manches-
ter--Yarns slowly. Cloths quiet
FLOUR AND MEAIs-The market generally lower
to-day with little demand for any grades ex
cept bakers and spring patents Spring patents >sox
efis winter sraghs IS 604t3 65 winter patents 81 70
Sx spring clears s3IS3 20. No winter. 81 s5q$3
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Spot cotton closed quiet. with quotations UNCHANGED
yniddling upland quoted 36c and mddng Gun '-loc
ms compared with 3-i6c l6c respectively year
ago Total sales Of GO bales. including 30 TO spnners
and 600 for delivery contract Spot cotton In the
south was teegraphed AS follows New-Oreans quiet at
q if-f6c: Mobile quiet Al 5sc Savannah quiet at bec
cha rleston quiet 5&c: Wilmington firm at &C. Nor
folk quiet at 55sc Baltimore nominal al SAC; memphis
quiet sac; Augusta quiet al 63-l5aSAc; St Louis
quiet a 67sc.
The export movement follows:
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A0b@mv [EWemimg Limo

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
= received at their Uptown ONCE No l.242 Broadway
% door north 31st-st. until o'clock advertise
ments the following branch Offices at regular
Office until o'clock VIZ 2o4 eh ave- s. e.
cor 23d-st. l52 6thave. l2th-st Mays, 6th-ave
and l4th-st; 142 Coumbus-ave near West 66th.s 100
West 42d-s 6th-ave.; 92 East l4th-st; 2oI West
lave between 10th and nth SITS lo28 81 ave- near
6st-st 7Os LIST ave, near seth-st $50 3d,ave near
Bleecker-st.: 32S Bleecker-st
eos 3d-ave 24O East 79th-s 92 3d-ave. 6e2 Sd
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Receipts at New-Oreans morrow ofncially est
mated 10 400 5000 bales. against 2S
bales week and 4.642 bales last year To
morrow receipts Houston were estimated at from
200 bales against 545i bales last week and
ASH bales last year.
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day com
win III day asst last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-11
NAVAL STORES.

In view 81 exceptionally light stocks and good local In
aulry spirits turpenne advanced cent to-day; there
were IN ,act sales claimed TO have been made on
the basis OF 45c for machines. The close was steady
held steady with a fair inquiry, while tar was
quiet Quotations follow:
TAR-Reguars 81 rs. do OIL bills. 50 %.
SPIRITS Tt RPENTINE-i4g4+l nc
F. 81 O6sl go. O. 81 6Oqs1 65, II 81 IOqSi 10 81 30
X 50; NJ 81 y; " 81 ~; W G. 81 TO- W W. "
STOCK
Spirits turpeline a. ops
Tar i''"" "'''
Charleston. April 1o.-Turpentine firm at 4oc Rosin
steady unchanged .o.
Wilmington April 10-Spirits turpentne firm, 40q4Oi1c
receipts 20 casks. Rosin hrn SSc and receipts 29S
his Tar firm, 95c receipts. 2DS bbls.
London April io.-INrpentine- 33s 3D. Petro
Ieum-American refined. 5hd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-11


corroN-The cotton market deTet 5s sen sgSty
,er ,han the closing figures OF SATURDAY me ,
nsds barely steady start The hrst can uauhs $780,
nla. nyces 10 a decline OF points the weakhess
tasns d.,e 10 unsatisfactory cables inmeoisey ts W,
norever there n sharp rally or Sgf Poh,ss on
s,n;rg Nv houses foreign connections oS
killing frost in the AtaItC secNoio
Ispo''s "a ..sr,ed demand local shorts July ana
August buying by houses with New-CrleahS @
oiso feature Of early market Before noon;
rnyever prices had receded to about inc opening can
basis and trading became very siaek " outside
snscustion In Of the contradictory ana unsa aus
character Of weather and crop accounts from
,he south The bull interest was without lesner anu
,bs bear contingent dstrus,ed their position wnle sow
10 prove that cotton planting was making
."s.ona progress the average private capes were
a., circulation bearsh average and Indicated
-, be foreign could not be relied upon TOT &C
Eve dealings either one way or me o,hef uht nv
sornetbng more definite regarding the acreage sun
and The general attitude OF planters as to the Supply
80 use ~ fertilizers During the afternoon speculative
with gradual LEAKAGE OF
ions cotton giving rather weak undertone 10 me local
,e.,,on The market finally quiet al net loss or
F2gS points ... ..,os. :, the local market to-day
fnEnHs
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,os "A and fair refining at being advance OF
lid the day sales Of lsWo bags sen,r,'usa.
were of D-16c: no change was
made in price of muscovado sugar. put no'asseS
sugar advanced 1-16c the price now being " io-ioc