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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

HEMP AND JUTE-The market was quie, but steaay
Manila hemp spot T7sc. Manila hemp. shipment uhteu
Kingdom. 7sasc: ssal, spot '"psc' s'sa' s"P"'"'
Sc jute spot. r second s.zc. -, 80 49, ,. ..
ttTT,FsKsales for the q, 400 hides with Re
CENTS ~ 81 4g7 hides and 34O4O at BOSTON
stoek here y and kips, against 5000 same ts
cifv daughters nrrn Prices follows; talfofa
iSic. seIeced In bond Matamoras. 15c, TruNilo lSc
or,noco II &c Thrnpco 1876 Bogota. l5i,ulesc
American iGc: cruz, 15isc; Puerto Cape. ~
ibc. Tobasco i4he RIO Hace. dry and picked l+glfG
Galveston l6iSulIc; san An,ohi'
ard Laredo II nc Dry sailed hides-Payia lisc ~
erero lie Maranham. 1Sizc Pernambuco le1e, hsie.
Texas 2l4i3c city slaughter native steers = i
hutt brands iO& dllc. side brands, lOHulosc' ou'
or aoAc cows lOGiOhc country slaughter native s'ei'
A0IOlac. COW 9Au9lsc; bull, st1ueteS ,.,, Nth
,,r demand FOR al kinds Hemlock non-acid nrst 500
lon s,v 23c seconds. ai.d2izc thirds ].
acid nrst selection 2d2Bizc seconds Drsasc ,tdi.
isf20c reject i6dsc union nsht 5. ora
,hrSs 9id2Sc. light backs COW, BE s~conns s,.
Ss III Sisr, oak dressed backs 3iaSc SECONDS %
ssc' third, sodsic bellies ice; betting butts ""u'''
r,rnortant changes occurred In prices on
~ Ms,si Exchanee to-day. and while generally arm W
r,,led very There was nothing IN
either from private points or abroad 10 ms'er ~. The
~. deus ~ consumers producers Al Toe close 80,
<asai Ffchange called plgiron warrants aul N
H. nasis No . quoted so @6sii Copper eios 80
an a. snot and April $40 Is, nominal May June h"i
i,iv sis so nominal TIN a. The close was " W nust
JUL ~, IN NAV s25 1914 Qs25 % Lad cios~l q.sn
quls' xsv A. sofsi 32h sp-.r at the close was ne
,ons Win spot quoted SO 75gs7 May ana juno. ot
Ia w rnnaor cabled Close Of copper as nni Us
- :. I'd futures III 81 Cd Tin nrm. spo quoeu ,,sd
i2s % fu, sH and a.. .petsr at RS i2s "a
,,6f ASSES AND sYRIPs-it was very quls. es. ~
,.. market for rnoiasses dealers conhnins pu'e"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston April 25The business Of the last week 70 tns
been less than the previous wesn
although the market Is steady on the oass
on the prices established The sales In the Terrtory
have moderate the chief business being done q ~
secured basis 3s84oc FOR fine medium ana me
woods move slow and prices nominal The following
are the quotations leading descriptions ONO an
penn.ylyania fleece above 23uzic' M ana
2soc7c; pelaine 27G2Ss: No eomons gss. aosf
do 17aosc Michigan, Wisconsin etc; siSns 80
oic. NJ / Michigan corlbing 21dz1c NO 40 <"e~.s
No 1 Illinois comblng. 2jg2Ie; No : DO zegz's; 10
NewrampshIre and Vermont 2ec pelsine Misnss s. q
zso<. shed etc: kentucy ana thuinls'
80. connns 2iQ22c s-blood, 22025e, missouri,
49, eombins eofS2Ic; braid combing. is9lsc' lske
= s9..-.t. Ia6aOc Territory wcols: Montana nns
saum and me- i2gi5c secured $50 4oc staple ,S S
r,ssh W~o,nins etc. fne medium ana me l-Qioc,
&c., staple 4Oa42c Australian. secured basis
snnbnx SIpernns. T6a12e good. S9cse: average y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
Railroads
DEN NSYLVANIA
Railroads

STATIONS n foot Of Yves, Twsn,y-.hirs Street and
1.-THE leaving time from Dssbrosses and Cortland,
Streets Is ten minutes later than that given below for
7so A; II. FAST MxiI.~Ldml,sd to two Buffet ParIor
Sss soS &c rs q P.s slfsp's r'0as
$50 NJ TAsT and esyssne Com
For s'En sss DHes sss
1-So N: CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS IMPRESS fl,ss.o
$50 r. Vi. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago. For
TAO p. NJ. souTHWEsrERx ExrREss.-ror Pitts
burg Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis
10 F4Sgg @ a.s
M for AND y'sss
burg, and points West, daily except sunday No
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
=. NJ 1850 80 So ESQ 9P s Ge 1S pns
paror and Dining Cars 20 Dining car 40 opnins
6as s'@ CAP \ Nos H. ssS ss'sss s S
o pa all Pe caf sPS PnHs ca5 us Nins ''
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. 25o 40 p. NJ i2oo
Norfolk AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
ATiN SrT 0 Goasr IIS n e@ 30 m and
f5k 6G f6x4 G 9aEP ANY GAM:
week days and 74o m daily, ,v. fnss,ro,... and
Train, Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger Coach and Com
CAPE MAY.-l25O p. m. weekdays -
Lns Branch Asbury Park Gneraksn sIndsys
Street station $50 a m. IL 90 800. and 80 p m;
Sundays go a m. 450 D. m. from Desorossss an"
Cortandt streets) 10 m. ~ So $40, and DO p m
Sundays "a ron 8 !" pHIIiIILaaDELrHIA. ., %
eiO T20 $50 $50 $50 $50 Penna. Lmitsdl 30 -
Dining Carr 1880 Dining Car. II 30 a. M 100 10,
$50 $50 4 90 20 Dining Carr. $50 Dining oarl ooo
Dining carr 40 $50 i2oS nisn,- 20 s1 1n,nx
carr. a. m. 1880. $50 Dining Carr 40 $50 20 20
DINING Carr $50 Dining Carr, $50 Dining carr ~
$50 .. m. 10 % night 80 ~, r-.s
Ticket Offices Nos 4ei ga 1896 1854 H. and 2ei Broad
way: A.tor House: West Twenty-thrd street station
and stations foot Desbrosses and Cortandt streets
Court Street SEQ Fulton Street oS Broadway and Penn
syvanla Annex Station Brooklyn: station Jersey Cty:
The New York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana
baggage from hotels and residences throusn 10
destination. 80 . ,,,,... III.
Railroad Cab Service. 1850,
j. B. HUTCHINSON. j. n WIZ
General Manager. General fash ~sel''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah April 25-Cotton quiet; middng SIC; low
middilng Sic receipts. soi bales exports eoasiwse
TO bales sales. 100 bales: stock 3s4sI bales .. 50
ST Louis April Cotton quiet mddins IS,loc
low lddlinR &c: good ordinary. 1916. net receipts
$50 bales gross 1895 bales shipments zoos tales
sales bale stock. s7.942 bales. -
Galveston. April 25-Cotton quiet: middlng 0sr; low
middlng 5Ac good ordinary l3-i1c: receipts. o,+Is
bales. exports coastwse 5i63 bales sales. i61 bales
stock. a. 253 bales ~ 70, -
Nemphis April 25-Coton quiet. mddling. 5+c low
rnddng Sc good ordinary. 5i6c. receipts. 0ii bales
shipments 500 bales sales 1900 bales: stock l2ssO5
bales.
New-Orleans. April 25-Coton quiet; middlins
iI-iGc low middling. ll6c; good ordinary, ttc; re-
Seips 2gTl bales exports " Great Britain 1900 bales
coastuise 4573 bsles sales 2500 bales stock 3so56i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
CENTRAL R, R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
Four tracks F7ectro-Pneumatic' signals
stations in New-York foot OF Liberty st
and s,uth Ferry whitehall - s. a.
LEAVING South Ferry ueN,l a.
Ave minutes earlier given below for Loerv Ss
' Trains leave foot Of Liberty 81 -, q.
For Esston bethlehem Allentown. Maneh 40 -,
..:oo T.i5 a:iO A " az NJ. 20 Easton)s ~ W ~
Fastonl f5:s5 q 80 TO Easton) =. NJ Sundays' 'S-~
1T:oo 70 Eason A.. NJ 100. $50 $3.50 II, u ~ e.fo
For wiikesbarre. Pit,ston. and scranton -f"' WV
For Reading and Harrisburg at -9:p - .x.lx
u00o II 80 10 Readngl A. NJ. );So s;so 800 "a "a
s9.o0 10 Readngl r. NJ, 1913 might ninaSy''p ~
ui 20 10 Reading A. NJ 100. i;So 'o''"' o"" r. ne
- is night ,,,nu.-,.Do-, a, .xDQ
7:i5 N. 30 900 p NJ ~, n,s ,ss,
40 A. NJ 90 80 500 7 ~ LIP night
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN OfON r. NC o...~
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asoury F .so 60
Grove and ponts south Point Pleasant! ',y.sS
oniv "a Sea Girtl $50 u0:I5 only TO ked ban1, 49,
NJ n IS only 10 Red Bank $40 only 20 re- ps" ~.
.ai5 40 els p NJ Sundays stops AZ IT,, ~ ma
Asiury PARK and Ocean Grove). 900 cioio onS I" W.
Bsnk1 A. NJ 400 p. NJ - ..o ,,.,o N -
40 * as dis p N sunday. 300 4 NJ. 400 p M
Wv FOR LAKEWOOD: =, s,6.v~
.43O $50 1915 A. NJ. LAS. $40 4''o T. ." ''~
lp E T. ..so $50 1915 A. NJ. iAo $40 S~
p NJ sundays. .10:i5 A. NJ. .o s.,o NJ 1.A
For Toms River and Barnegat 'f'SV 90" ~ 49, "
4:iO p NJ. sundays 'l0:l0 A. "a p-,.~s,o, A 40 A Il.
For Monmouth Beach. seabrgh and AZ. al5hsn'ss sun
Sya.,rt 40 so II 80 A. NJ, l4o 40 r. s sun
days A. NJ, 400 i. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Station. foot of Yves, 2srd cgrtandt and De'Oro''ss
.r,ns West esrd Street. other Sgures Cortland o
pesbrosses streets : Daily except Sunday SUNDAY
.y't2 S..YV A N. For BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS and West, and principal Local points. rsrlf
ana fai p.:s il 90 Soon: "sLAoS DIAMOND M.
EAnr,H1 .ssf,ns capacity Due Buffalo IS = NJ con'
meeting with through sleepsrs 20 Detroh enn Shscss@
Dining Car service 10 csrte wrrrFspARRE
f.3,5O 40 7. NJ. And intermediate points.
IN xtSpM Local for MAUCH CHUNK. 4
t.4.2y 2'5x Z r. iScsi Express Tor EAsToy.
Sl0 PM Fer Ss,i sss. .Ss ' TSrJ pSo''
.7.1O s.e6P NJ EIpress for BgrfaL e.rr "a
ToRokSTo S sa Osi foP iffHAcI ROCHESTER,
BvTfA and ws, se. ga ss6 6ss 8 sSR6og ocs
daily Fly except it sanday: .iosl, io9 a y,
Tirte,s and Pullman accommodations ~ ID t,y ~
~ sul, ono Sc Court S. % BrosavaS and Brook'a
Annex stsoS; sT9 70" g call for and check baggage
tom hotei or residence through TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
LIVERPOOL corroT MARKET

Liverpool April Is, p. m-cotton-spot1M Moderate
demand; prices steady; American mddling 30. Inc
sales OF the day bales OF which 500 for
speculation and export and included $500 American Re
celps 10 600 bales including 100 American Futures
opened quiet with poor demand and closed very STEADY
American middling. | m c. April 1l-oid sellers April
and NAV -6id sellers. May and June. 2D-o+d sell
ers June ana July 2-64d buyers July ana ASgSst.
2O-s4Qa sellers: August and september 70 o4d
buyers: September and October lse4r5 s-otd ouyers
October and November is.oid buyers, Sovenosr aho
usry 4 is-64H3 1854 buyers January and FEBRUARY
3 10 ga sellers February and March. "-oeS @-o4d
hNuaFa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

Hops London-Pacihc Coast firm a losGf4 los Peas
Canadian SIS ID. Beef dull extra India sos, prime
mess SOS. Pork dull; prime mess Western ass. Hams
Short cut. IA 10 10 ~ firm. 3ss. Bscon-Cumberland
cut 30 n. steady 3ls short rib. Is 10 - 10. firm.
Bis long mddes, light 30 to 80 ~ steady. 29s Sd
long clear mddles heavy IS to 40 NJ steady 2a short
70 is fb 2s clear bellies IA 10 10
steady sos Sd Shoulders-Square II TO II 10 steady
23s Lard--Prime Western tierces. dull. 27s Sd
American refined. in rs n pals steady. 2ss Cheese
steady American finest white and coored 52s 3D. Taow
Prime steady Dos Sd Australian. in London. dull
23s 9d. COttonseed oll-Hul refined May-August easy
5s Cd Turpentine-spirlts strong, 35s Rosin-Common
steady Petroleun-Rehned Cd. Linseed oil, 1ss ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin 50. station. y \. as 'o"'vs
and rs m later from foot OF W. 42d ST.: ,, O..
I2,aJ p NJ CONTINENTAL l-lMIIf.D Dai'y ~
ayhany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fss
Cleveland Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis Ar'Ne'
Man p 81 go m foot W 40 81 cnieasy an
ST. Louis Limited Daily for Iue@i ,pio pe,rot
Cleveland, Chicago and 81 Louis ,s..... p,s
-,2O p NJ Daily for Utica. syracuse N0ehes'''' DN'
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto . po.,..
s,4S r. NJ Daily for Albany 1uca syr s,, &C.,
ser Rnnalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Sie'~
land Chicago and ST Louis $780,
Tina ,shles AZ PRINCIPAL hotels and offices. baSs>0
.hecLsd from Hotel Residence by Nestoo,t Express
e y LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
NAVAL STORES.

The market while only moderately active. displayed
quite an steadness to-day on higher soutnen
markets and Arm cables Spirits moved '7e while N
some cases an additional nc asked Rosn CONTINUES
IN good demand about former prices and tar was s
duiet. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. 81 10: OIL bis 50 -.
SPIRITS URPENTINE-44 ls445c. $1,000, an -
ROSTN-Comnon 10 good strained. 81 81 4Sl 40 =.
81 81: T. 81 a.; 81 ga II 81 10 81 Sgsl 30 n
50. NJ Sc - y 81 4OdS2 40 " c. 81 81; w w u W
STOCK on HAND.
Rosn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOZ Dds
wv -
Charleston April 25-Turpentne firm at Ale Rosin
savannah April 25-spirits turpentiae firm at 4ic'
sales 675 bbls receipts. i045 bbs Rosln nrm sses,
SO bbs receipts 272 bbls: quoted: A. B. c. D. 81 %;
p 81 *; r O. 81 35: II. 81 IS: 80; X. 81 CO. ~
81 ~: v 81 90: W Co. 81 IS, ", 81 80. ,o,. 4.
Wilmington April 2j.-Sprits turpentine hrm al iV1g
lic: receipts 81 bbls Rosn firm AZ aScGsl receipts
siO bbls turpentne steady at 35gs2 20 receipts
20 bbls. Tar arm a 81 O5 receipts. lob bills :.
London. April 25.-Petroleum-Amer rehhso' %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR I,ADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND "AshiNo
TON
From foo, Of Liberty 81, - ~
Week DAYS .43o 500 1000 ~ 80 DINING n Sa Can,
100 i 80 900 Royal Blue Lmiteu' 20 400 III 80
Dining carr NJ oo Royal BSs L% trains for
week DAYS T:i5 900 A. NJ 80" ~ '~'
40 20 q, p NJ Sundays. 900 A. NJ 40 liberty ST..
AZ foot OF "a.
bisebsn St ii3 liz 2G 434 9it 81 lS ss,th So
80, 6th Union So W est 100 - CONT
80 w., I95th 81 25i Columbus ANs New i2an v,ii
81 aH SEQ Fulton ST. BROOKLYN, w i, Coz snd cheek
~. Tho n Y Transfer Co WI csll iYI anu S
iamsouIs -" ho,e,. or residences 20 destination
sFrorr Liberty 81. only. =,
From South Ferry az 80 T. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston. April 25.-Flour quiet receipts. 1875 bbs;
spring patents s4aS4 75 spring bakers 1888 So winter
patents SO 9oas4 winter clears and straigh,s g Sog
81 10 Cornmea steady az s7qsac per bag 81 eousl %
per Dbl. Corn quiet; receipts 1920 BUSH No 2 ~ q
45c; steamer yellow 44c oats quiet receipts 80
bran, spring. SIC winter sle u.s. Red Dog -four sl7 y
middlngs. SIS 754sl6 so Butter lower Northern Isc
Western. l7d7izc; imitation. l4i5c; ladies. l3Qlic.
Cheese steady; Northern i2hc; Western. 12l7ql3c.
Buffalo. April 25.-spring wheat dull but hrm No
Northern sO4sc: No . Northern. 1llsc Winter wheat
easier No red. nc: No / white. &c. Corn easier:
yellow. 4Oiec; No yellow 40c No yellow. BIC:
No 3eisc: No corn SOC: No corn 81isc Oats
dull. No white. 33hc No white, 32%c; No white.
3l%c No 2 mixed Bic: No mixed. 30i.c. Barley, best
selling Soc feed 10 fair mailing offered at ie
4sc Flour dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

TIL. net results Of todsys fluctuations IN the
COTTON market IRE paHiculary gratifying 20 one o'
or Inc other The opening STEADY. WIN price, I'm
chooS.d ~ noiuts lower the latter being IN the near
sesssd however shorts became apprehensive ioIo"hs
es,at.. ,or smaller movement az Ooth the poips am
int erior towns tomorrow. and boughi
Win hrving orders from Wall Street, fhihue pa
orleans and liverpool prices SHARPLY upward
hn,i crowd however made little show OF poluh'Ss
deferred from pressing their advantage ~ hoIe
tory crop news than been received tlus lai
son and bv reuorts from Washington OF zoe A. -
sons fror, Texas 10 the Atlantic Coast Iheii 700,
liz ana n-ats dtsnatches from spot markets we- ~ OF
parAging tenor rejecting apathy among SSss-s
nestle hyers and less conservatism on the par on
midday the buying movement hhd hpou, So
time prices SLOWLY seteD ~.
good weather news and light pressure IRON! IS .,.sdx
general urderOne the nerket Si,iorsi
however shorts being indsposed 10 sccunuiae 49,. -
obligations the present low Level OF :" rnove
positive factors upon whei =" nea ryops
OF that kind Notwithstanding tha M - ne
May position Many conflicting rproTs Were " ,snSsred
"a the number notices which wouls us.-si ieaA
tomorrow opinion 10 the position OF ,n,rb Al
bear houses In relation 10 this option ..,tces
Vsrisec~. Conservative parties Canned .,,ctuat-
would BE- than the majority oi INC n-ese,.t
ed inasmuch there was no eis dTer-
prices FOR holders deliver cotton while osr
ences held out some incentive for rs being carried on
into June July European cables sth.ea , as ,hs
foreign trade stIll watching our 49, sliEe
South for and that meanwhile pulls nnu rhe
were refusing commit themselves d..,i,e
c.ose steady unchanged prices 20 poIi A.
The range OF contract prices N fhe 10TH "o'N'' 80
was as tolo"s' Yester-
oz..,.. 1rt.. low Close day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
RAYMOND e. WHITCOMB
Tours and Tickets Everywhero.
q Union SQUARE. Telephone 026-1sth St

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown ONCE No i.282 Broadway
ments received al following branch oces AZ resuas
once rates un.u O'Clock .. viz: 20 sthave.. O.
cor 23d-sL 1872 0th-aye cor l2th-st. Mays eth-aye
ana i4h-st: if2 coiumbusave. West 66th-st; 10
<2d-st between It'll and sh ibe East 47thst i3as
ad-avc 75th and nth Sta. ioc6 M-ave-.
siss-st: I7os is,-sve near ssth-s $50 sd-avS nsai
ziss-r ss4 sd-sve 40 Bsecker-s s25 piescker-st;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

Exports Of hay for week 20 493 bales
Destination Glasgow 475i bales; London. 1857 Man
chester SIS Cuba 1881 Bermuda 1911 Porto Rico. BOSS
Jamaica. 32 . ,. -,
MILK AND cREAM-The daily average receipts o.
mix the different railroad distributing points
In nd the week have been follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

vSverpool Aprtl 25.-Closing-wheat. spot No red
western vnter sxhsused No red Northern Duluth
steadv ard Corn-spot. American mixed new steaol
A Sad do old quiet 81 6isd quiet May. Ss osd
fully Is 5ad Four--6t. Louis fancy winter nrrn " o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r.

scurnrTE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER .s -; r, rT,' ara
Lac Nsw~York Whitehall Terminal sou'" Ee''' 49,
foot OF .psnv Except sunday. tsundays ., -
CHICAGO C.43O q. d. from Liberty street o"''' $3.50
p m sHa ,!aso a m Liberty street onS,'
'S,SS p m All ST louis 1855 a. IS IS p m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
u.su1NG-oS BALTIMORE, tI5o 'soo ,D, M -
I'll 25 a m Diner ti255 p M 10 1D.he1p' "a
limited Exclusive Pullman ILsinll - -
CEoyal INN N and az 10 night. NORFOLK ti@aS
p. ,,,-.... -r,,h p,n,sch Light.
6nc.s. ia iT2 2si IA. i2si b way y Shion 1S'
,o- pe,.ry X Y 32a Fviion-st. ls0 Granan
yrookivn: whitehall Terminal Baggage oheeAeu ''N'
hotel or residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

Spot steady quotations unchanged on
the basis OF &C for middng upland and 6sc for MID
ding quiz. compared With sc and CSC respectively
Total sales Of il2 baes spnners Spot
Southern markets teiegraphed TO me ioea
Exchange az follows Scw-Orieans quiet AZ . lI-ios'
Mobile QUIET 9l6c; Savannah quiet 5hc; Chares
ton quiet bye Wilmington quiet at &c. Norfolk dul
al Sac: Baltimore nominal 6hc. Augusta dulI HI
sa-lec: quiet at 3isc Memphis quiet at osc
The export movement follows
ro,.t ,oa.v s2is 46s
Thus far this week 1905 ~ io'vi.
Thus far this g. 800 66I,Isl 24S4oeS
Receipts al Nsw-Oreans for morrow were oficla'y
estimated at 1000 10 800 bales against e42s last week
and ~ Houston. $50 20 30 bales
against ga bales last week and Liz bales one
ago.
Receipts AT the ports interior points to-day, as
compared DAY last week and last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

n,. -oeae market weak. No Rio $3.50: exchange.
~ receipts two days 1000 bags; cleared for The
United states 5000 bags; cleared ior Europe "Vp OAsS
stock 264, 600 bags. -, ~ i, - ..,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
n past -. A., -. ,-.ot -,a-Lo. u-ae

Foreign coffee markets; santos-Conee market aui III
good average Santos nominal rsceput Two 1ays to,
opened !. pig higher: at 2:so m net unchansea 10
20 obvances sales. 1000 bags. Havre-toHee nlafkel
barely steady and Unchanged At II m unchanged
a, n m steady and unchanged: closed March = iran
hts6ar. other months unchanged; total sales SVp
A~ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

Receipts breadsuhs interior points IN thousands
last three cphers 1000 omitted nour bos grain oush as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

Proctors for the above named adminIst
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-06-15
A FLAT DwELLER'S THEORY.
After Geing Through an rce-MskinT
Plant ne Was Onto Ms
steam Heater.

Mister" said the man who had been 90.
ing through the plant where they make ar.
tihcial ice, IN never forget this visit I'm
much obliged to you You have given rne a
hint that'Il probably be worth hundreds of
dollars in doctors bills"
You don't say So"
YES, sir. Now, let me understand 1t all
clearly. Those pipes carry the gas which
circulates all around tho water and freezes
it up so tight that any bouquets and things
that happen to he floating around can't pos.
siby get away until they're thawed out"
That's ths scheme, simply stated"
We'll, I'm glad TO know about it."
It's a very interesting process"
lite more than interesting. II shows the
way in which a man will 20 on thinking hard
of his fellow man, when mebbe il was all a
mistake. I'm glad to feel that have been
doing some one an injustice, and that can
60 forth and candidly own up that was
bearing malice where IL was not due"
Are you interested in an ice plant" in.
quired the attache, suspiciously.
mo. But I've studied temperature. All
I've got to do now is 20 call attention tc
the mistake and have it corrected. That.
the kind of pipes the man got into our flat
under the impression that he was putting
in a steam heater. w Wsshington Star.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-06-15
THE END.
WHEN WE BEGAN.
IL Was Not Until the Eig fifteenth Gen.
tury That People Appreciated
Natural scenery.

In the eighteenth century people had
begun 10 appreciate natural scenery,
but chiefly when II took the form of ex-
tensiye prospects, or, what we should
now call, perhaps slightingly, pano-
ramic views. The novelsts Of that cen
tury did not place their characters
among elaborately arranged scenery.
But the essayists Of the period had
noted the tendency of the age, and
strove to explain the matter philo-
sophioally. Thus we read in Addison s
Spectator: '-rhe mind OF man naturally
hates everything that looks like re-
straint upon ii, and is apt to fancy itself
under a sort of confinement, when the
sight is pent up in narrow compass,
and shortened on every side by the
neighborhood of walls or mountains.
On the contrary, a spacious horizon is
an image of liberty, where the eye has
room to range abroad, TO expatiate at
large ON the immensity of it's views, and
TO lose itself amidst the variety Of OBJ
jects that offer themselves 10 it's OBJ
seryation. Such wide and undetermined
prospects are as pleasing to the fancy
as the speculations of eternity or in
6nitude are 10 the understanding. But
il there be a beauty of uncommonness
Joined with this grandeur. as in the
troubled ocean, heaven adorned with
stars and meteors or spacious land
scape sat out into rivers, woods, rocks
and ,ssadows, the pleasure still grows
upon Us, as il arises from more than a
singls principle. household Words.
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is not merely imaginary is evidenced
by the fact that in the present recon-
struction of the city's affairs, calling
for an expenditure of many millions for
drainage, sewerage and other public
and hygienic works, this element has
taken a prominent part.
With the completion of these won
derfui improvements New Orleans will
unquestionably lose many of its dis
tinctively characteristic features,
among them it's gutter-fushed and un-
sanitary streets, its historic cisterns
and primitive pavements, which it will
exchange for modern water supply,
healthful sewerage and years added TO
the life of each inhabitant. Up to the
present time the city has enjoyed the
unenviable reputation of being the un-
healthiest of the important seaports in
the United States, has suffered from
quarantine regulations which have di-
verted shipping, and has been stunned
by tourists. In the future il will be
one of the great export centers and, un-
less it's citizens fail to grasp the oppor-
tunities offered TO them by geograph-