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New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. March 81. 1900
rGFFEE-The market FOR Brazil coffee futures
rnsstnrb=d by gossip relating alleged
purposes 0f the HaTemeyer ana Arhuc1e interests, the
-f having any possible bearing upon the coffee market
fenr ne iH-lmation that Havemeyer open
rSr 4 retaliation against the Arbuckes by making
<rer -ut price coffee already material
r. below Ar5ucke figure Mr.. Havemeyer o
-he whole affair Of Wall Street. trunped
ar for speculative purposes At the Coffee Exchange the
subiect rsceve6 only passing attention. and
a influence. The call
sreasv feeling. WIKI prices points higher points
5aHer. The ruling Of the market ana
<rurslsss with scarcely further change prices
snd the total transactions limited 1880 bags The
unde--one of the
pressure with The market finally barely steady
a net prices 4 decline points are
hoIs- deliveries IN the United States reached
usEal Of 4s-415 bags, owing bags being
rsksn en ship Ne-OrIeans The amount Of coffee
gaoa from the Europe IS 900 bags
The for spot Brazilian supplies ruled
active and closed dull and nominal. We quote:
PIC 7tzc, No Rio. TA&c: No G Rio. Sc: Rio S1sc
The II prices in local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York March 81. 1900
BEANS AND FEAS-The market holds steaCy Tor
b-sns trade quiet Medium and pea have had
Of weakened the position a
There light trading la red kidney and the mar
unsettled. holders generally asking
l2lz. as stock be bought
for varieties bgans are exceedingly
dun ana s0mewhat nominal Foreign beans nave mad a
distributing trade and steady in consequence
Green Scotch peas unchanged. We quote; Beans
marrow choice per tush 81 l5qfS2 lTs; 90 medium,
choice 81 10. pea. State and Michigan bbis y Y
bags 81 i. as 10 do kidney. choice, So lo4
81 i2is do white kidney choice 81 35as2 yellow
eye cnoce. 81 234S- - black turtle soup choice,
- s5usI 50 Imported
e i5Qs2 20. imported pea, 81 s54s 81 inp9Tea medium
81 75Gs1 So imported in bond - 'eiAl 80 green
peas. hills 81 27i4 81 i7i=WSl ~. DO scotch
bbls 81 2sIe; do bags 81 20
HITTER qHe pressure Tor iD"ef prices
the furtne. decline today ana there IL
quite unsettled feeling the present writing fHtg
few buyers need Of goods for iIneihs ls- ah
tobbers inclined 10 hold OF antll
2oudar- sellers carrying a little stock ana
they would have shaded prices h9d L been posslbe 10
quote: New butteFNrearneFy. western
extras per 10 -3is G24c, do frsts - & 90 mrs %
22sa2se thlrGs 70 seconds 2o22c State dairy Ealf
lrka tghs. fancy 23c; Welsh fabs, fancy. Fac
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yorl March 81
BEEVES-Reccipts IS 80 head all for
sIaughterers. Nominal.y Dressed
beef in light Ta9c per native sides. No
change n quotations. Shipments to-day included
3O4 cattle O16 quarters Of beef the Mesaba 10
London. cattle the Ontario Hull! 10 cattle and
10 sheep on Trinidad Bermuda. Tomorrow the
Chicago CITY vii. carry 100 cattle Bristol.
CALVFS-Receipts 1 Market almost nomi
nal but feeling strong. dressed firm sQ c
per ID: country steady So q9c per 10; little
4Q5c.
sales-J Il Hume & veals 139 n at
10
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts l6 cars 3.2sT
head including butchers and II for the
ket. Sheep nominal LAMBS SLOW nut steady Tor
prime stock Medium and common grades were neglected
but disposed 10 let down prices, and d
cars likely for Mondays trade Ordinary
10 choice lambs 35aSs l2i3 100 10 bunch
Of sheep lambs So 30: spring lambs
S3 Dressed mutton steady al Sal0e per fb
dressed lambs 9leGl2c n with most OF the
sales I0G11isc country dressed winter lambs quiet at
81 GS5 80 per carcass.
sales-H H. Hume & Bro: 1871 State lambs 92 10
average 81 2's 100 n 1876 Michigan do - 10 at
Sc: spring lambs At 81 each:
Mcpherson 60. 22e Buffalo lambs. o 10 at s. . -
ID Harrington 68 State lambs. - 10, at 81 30; 80
Brnalo DO sl s.. 205 do, - 10 at ss iS3 do -
~ AT State sheep and lambs mixed, ~ 10 al
So 80 ,-o -
saughterers. None fer sale alive Market ncminally
steady Country steady at VGse per 10 for extreme
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

dr. nronicie" rain been quite general
s1rr -. wees The precipitation beirg rather heavy
rs- Fle made good progress fact. adEices from
E.ss points indicate mat result % continuous
80 einp Preparations are very backward.
Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
ssre - 2otl, receipts 20o0. American 600 mid
ar -ahc 37sc futures opened quiet. 2-S4 3Gzd ad-
e-s. fused barely steady i284I2e4G decline
~1-Aaf4- 4Zs1 January -f'eDruaTy zs March
rs,2F Garch-April . 1ee April- MAJ fss- Ms.T15ne
euf- MY. 51ss. 5uly-Augast. 5l5b August-Sep-
t-5. 81 seuteuDerD October. 442b; October No
So -1-o4h- November December ! 2ss
sss r, - 81 AEAL-The hour market Saturday
ahG fairy steady. little change prices
E-- y@if - 39s3 30 winter sfraights. - 45gS3 30
Ss p nsHSS Sc; spliag clears. 50 s5nS3; extra
Rye - - VflAls spot and arrive
eagre = .s.'-it qu3tels Fair - good. 81 a0e1S3 20
sssas5. tsi-cs = .9f1s8 - ~. CORN MEAL-Flrn
&EsT Mn crzed, 3 I5ns2 80 brand 1850. .B &C
cara -s.l. Gaoise Fine white and yellow 9DcM$f
sg Ste Fg-f-I)-suist, quoted: Spring bran
g aesv sSe1s 20 arrive 2oU n $40 "a. win
g. . ~ $40 514Sl1: hoHiuy chop SO 20; oilmea
sgtEE &c ~. Gaze S2s 30. oil cake, SIT 20.
sisE e1-A ne wheat market Saturday
eaaslssrst alir except right the exhibited
s6gsys-,e weakness. more - CUSTOMARY week END
staassr y accounts, however than to any particular
sfaEaaerr lseaF aF points IN the II anything the
&GEs - taah otherwise Tor English cables rosed
axys gasf anG the estimates pHr forth as 10 Mon
s1nsnts 80 .na4catec smaller figures both
sae4ueS 80 the quantity passage former being
ys6 ausS 1nout 800 bush c9ffa red gith a o1o
tsetors s- 1-s week previous Not only we've ,hese
prFsts eL the Dull SATURDAY but various
Ssection % ut&. stormy weather and insufficient
ssasy snoxs,aA -sAI N storage. talk also about
-. - where sursng . &c Hlairy coadtions in Aus
Se1,s srorr - weather is needed Nexr yyeets shin
- xitaoay+ genuine expected 70 be light more
sas-cz AZ W. De oat temporary matter The
4eAocA - -cl>- s.felsSl therefore In
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

lev OF these factors be attributed sympathy
IN se,nack IN provisions good spring-lke weather in
nor. M p,s Z OF the winter wheat belt and light
Paris markets closed points wheat
ta 20 20 points lower on -four Berlin closed unchanged
"a nafk lower, but Budapest 3 points higher
@ az & &ne"erp franc higher Narthwest receipts
AGAINST a3o last week
S Sn the curb wheat stiil weaker, selling
20 lo-i6c to q a-iac for MAY closing f3hsc
export business amounted about loads No 2
vas quoted I11ze Sole b No
-N0finern Duluth. sAs4c ( afDat Rn-The
IN market ON Saturday. although opened steady
~ time was able to resist depression other
or the builtsh character finally
- tfe general selling in wheat at 10
lose was practically unchanged from previous night
Gaslsh markets were iRd1i&d higher seaboard
saances reached million bush Exporters point
-eiorted good demand from both the Kingdom
@ cohunent FOR corn and sales Of about 80 loads
mace al al ports Argentine cables reported damage
me eroT From the West there talk of light country
ccepahces again, with roads In shape kely
remain 50 for few days longer on May corn
soid ab - Slide and closed 54isc hid No
corn closed asc elevator and delivered 4534c
anoat OATS-The market nuiet
On saturday and practically unchanged. oats closed
sac NO 3 oats. 2Sl2c- No white No white
- &C track mixed, 29n30c white 81 735c M
white oats b 4 RYE Market quiet. No / West
efn oZ+zc, and No . Western. 62c, both q aaoat.
State rye SIC 1 Nev-yori car lots -. RARI,F.Y2
Market quiet; feeding, 4312 G45lzc Z Nev-vort-
mating, 59GS3c delivered New-Yorly
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

chicago March 9i.-Cat,le-Reoepts, 20; nomnay
steady: good prime 81 9DaS5 20; poor
medium. S4a$4 %: selected feeders $4Gss 10: mixed
stockers 4u4S3 sBHS4 -, heifers. 50 2Ga
s. ~ Gamers $2Qs2 bulls 50 cogs4 ~ calves
ass -. Texans-Receips this week. 35eD Last week.
an Texas fed steers 80 99GS5; Texas bulls 81 2OG
S. 80 Hogs Receipts to-day. 1a@0; Monday. $1,000;
ieft over y 200 Light hogs steady others slow %
lower than yesterday average. Mixed ana butchers.
SO 1885 Al good TO eheee hsayg :" SsIS3 a. rough
So 3oS5 a7ia sheep-Rece.pts. 2o9o sheep and lambs
stA61 GOOD To chotra wethers So 25. fair
mixed - s5as5 So sheep 50 I5s6 % yearings.
sea SO T5 nHftve 60ST ~ Western lambs SEQ
s5 Receipts: This week-Catte 4sno nogs 1871 200;
sheep roo week-Cattle, 45o" hogs, l4l, 700.
sheep $4,000. -
Cincinnat March sI-Hocs dui. lower. s4 5ogS a21s
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

Through York foot Of Chambers ST
as follows and minutes earlier from ". I'D st.
300 A. Daily--BuffaO Express-arr. Buffalo m
For Binghamton. Waverly Elmira and Bradford sold
train. Coaches ard parlor Buffalo.
10 o. m. -,ai,-=ofd
train 20 Chicago arriving = 20 Cleveland
Seepers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dlz ng ca
I3o Daily-BuraI1 and Cleveland Express-ags.
Buffalo IO5. Bradford 10. nd Y0urRs-
town 10 = a m Cleveland 1870 Sl~spe-s Buffalo
o.F5 p Daily.-Solid train for Bnghamton Waverv
Fuira Chicago. S-epers Buffalo chicago Cncinnati
Dainr
V'IGkETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
tOMMODAflONS az Ill, liz c61. sol an 951 Bread
way East l2Sth st. and 213
and West I'D ST. ferries York $50 and Fuiton
ST, aS Broadway Brooklyn. fTahnSen
Jersey City Station Transfer Co ard
checks hagEaEe u destination
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turperine steady late prices Rosin ruled
quiet steady. Tar duh but unchanged Quota
lions folIUw:
TAR-Regulars. 81 30: 10 oil. bbls 50 80.
SPIRITS TI-RPENTINE-J y G56c
ROsIN-Common good strained 81 % E. 81 753 f,
81 ~: O. 81 so: H - 05 l. 81 % Is, 81 4o NJ 81 50;
\ 80 10: " G. SO 80; " ". So 10.
STOCK on HAND
Srjrsrs rsrrna bbls
O. .
Char eston March 3I-Turpentine firm 1se. Rosin
firm ana unchanged
Savannah March 3i.-spirits urpentine firm 53i
paid receipts - bbls sales. 100, 2f
Rosin unchanged paes nominal other grades firm; re
ceipfs 10S bbls. exports, GA.
Wilmington March 3l-5ptris tuFpentine hrTn ar 9sa
receipts turpentine firm; nothing doing
Tar firm a 81 20. receipts "A bbls.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
Railroads.,

HARLEM DIVISION.
9i2 A. NJ. ard $50 P. NJ Daily except sunday Pitts
field; Sundays enIy 9.20 A II
Pullman Cars all through
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices at fl3 261 AIS 1916 Broadway -
I25th st and 13sth St stations New York; 3Ss re
Fulton St. and 1o4 Broadway E. r., Brooklyn
Telephone $3.50 Cortlandt'' New Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcot Express Company.
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE & CHIC r. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave south Ferry tWhisha!l md
foot u Liberty street
'Daily. TExeept Sunday cSundays
CHICAGO 'i3o m. CLieerty street onlyi 4 80 D. m
'I2. 10 night
PTTTsBURG, '43O a Liberty street onyl -sss
D. m. si2 10 nisht.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. .io.oo a m -s55 D. -.
az 10 night.
ROYAL blue TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 4S0o .fQOa foso--,.
tDtner}. Il 90 N Diner .f fNin4rS.
SEQ t'Roys I<mked. exclusively Train Diner
Cafel. -+5T tfncr, $50 D p. (Dinerl.
Night NORFOLK. Fl 0a 2. n.
AL illuminated with Pntsch Light
Offices: Ii3 I7e e5f IA 1884 Broadway sS T-nior sa
w I9T Bowery. y. T. $50 Fuito1 st. Brockiyn White
hall Terminal ard liberty Baggage checked from
ho-el or residence destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

stations Desbrosscs StceO
CPenna r Z. Ferries
Desbrssnna
Daily except Sunday. Sunday ~as Other
daily. Sunday leaves SUNDAY leaves 10
Y sunday leaves 6.l5P PM Sunday az S55PN.
t-6.5J. Z 90 A. VI Local for EASTOT.
-7.J1, eS. 10 For BCFFALO. NIAGARA ALLS snc
CCal Branchrsf =
+s1l.a5 1890 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND Fx-
the word Limited seating
- connecting with through
Detroit - Dining carte.
sIlYI Oo n WtLk SCRANTON,
aakS N Coal branches intermediates pO.nGs
ysS.1O y5.2OP NJ Local for MAUCH CHUNK
-S.55. q, hcago Vesttbule Limited For MAG
ARA points West Through Sleeping Cc TO Chicago
:z:55 500 Expos ton Express fer BUTFALo sna
ss.33 900 Pm. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
Chicago.
so PLAINFIELD and HOUND BEook :ocHls daily except
NJ: - and Sal
Tes-ts and Pullman al is 2n 80 a sss and
Union West - Columbus Ave- a.. Y
90 Fulton Bdw'y and station BrOoSy
call for check baggage from astal o
through a destination
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave franklin 81. Station \. Y. follows
and u m. later from. foot Of W 42a
-l-iss T. Nj. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit
IN cago and st. l-aUts.
..oii3 = NJ, Chicago Louis l. rafea
1S:Lo = NJ, Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
o.lo = M Detroit and Chicago Express
DAILY Except Sunday
tables at principal and Offices Baggage
ehecksa from hotel by Westeots Express.
l. L LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston 31.Cotton quiet rniddling, 9+sc; low
mdding. ec; good ordinary sssc receipts lso7 bales
sales 3. stock, IA 19T
Baltimore March 3l.-Cotton nominal; middIing
13-16e middling, Sssc; good ordinary s%e stock
505T bales
Memphis March 31-COttOn quiet; niddlfng. Q 5-l6c.
niddling. 8 Lice good ordinary. i1-loc; net
ceipts 264 bales 52T shipments l761: sales 100;
stock, 63. .62T.
Louis. s1.-Cottun quiet; middIing. 9ssc; law
mddng I-1Sc: good ordinary. l1-iGc; receipts,
bales; gross. T13; shipments, l5l0; stock. 63ST1
Savannah March 3l-Cotton quiet middl!ng. 99sc; low
mfdng 8sc good ordinary, ssc: receipts, 27el bales
exports the Continent 9.141. stock, S6,500.
New-Orieans, $I.-Cotton quiet; Iniddling
T-i6c middling. se: good ordinary e-16c;
TO Continent, ,23s
900: spuners 2.T29; stock. G41 372
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. 81, 1 D. rn.-Cottou-Spot--IArn rnIted
demand prices UNCHANGED American mtddiing, sad The
day bales. wheh 500 bales were
speculation and export. and included 530O bales
American receipts 2 600 bales Including 14Go bales
American. Futures opened steady the advance and
closed barely steady the decline American middl
c. April April and May. . l3 SD sell
May and June. TO- 6i95 I1G4d sellers Jcne and
July sellers JULY and August 5-64d buyers;
August and September 6O-G+G4 si-e4d value: Sepem
Der and October buyers October and November
31-64d buyers November December. 26 34d sell
ers; January, 64d sellers January and
February. - -34G4 % Sad sellers.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
Ocean 5teamers.
GOING TO PARIS ?

W W y IL " y W y ~ LnUS X
EXPOSITION NOTES NO. 10.
YES. CAN SPEND COUPLE OF
MONTHS AND $3.50 TO 500. TELL NE
HOW TO DO IT. JOIN COOKS TOUR AZ.
LEAVING BY THE SOUTHWARK" JUNE
20 VISITING ANTWERP. BRUSSELS Co
LoGNE, THE RHINE. MAYENCE. HEIDEI~
BERG, BLACK FOREST. LUCERNE MOUNT
PILATJs INTERLAKEN. MEININGEN.
GRINDELwALD. BERNE. LAUSANNE.
GENEVA, PARIS AND TIE EXPOSITION
CONE WEEK. LONDON EDINBURGH
MELRosE, ABBOTsFORD. THE TRos-
SACHS AND GLASGOW
SIS DAYS. s2s5
ALL EXPENSES INCLUpED
The demand fer our tours is unusually
great. mary OF them b~irg full I'm
mediate application ahsoiutsly recess
sary.
THOS COOK & SON,
e6I AND iIs5 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO,
SAN FRANCISCo.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

e9--1-N-Ine cotton market with a few occasional
ief4e raAies very week Iiouida.i0p IF lr-7ry
'11 vas STEADY ard extensive. Parties holding cotton
-l1 "etg 70! something to give the
-'Nea gsol deal Of encouragement today aIrhoueh
II o- iacitrs II the and CROP news
tetF 9lilH as strong time he f5ea on
AaAst Is tlal the bull factors have already much
-.-is nan discounted and that the has been
s-sAl y a stand he opening here a a de-
ne oI e 70 points There further decline OF 1Q3
te-Ats 1a@a ne
~ o'eFlig A little reaction This brought out
sIs"r- nFi-4s Tor snort account and led another
[eS q tsaAaess which proved 10 be final market
s-os-s osieH s'eacE, with q loss points.
ss ~ ihs more CAUTIOUS traders
-Llt SEC o he account crop positions
9r-e aifices from the belt
H5llLs with the result Of checking planting and
sseAt--e SATISFACTORY termination Of the
lsl N TIE Southery localities The long interest
= "a 4tlis missionary work by disseminating reports
- tte sooT owing 70 1ile help by the rail
- g@El= the sa"niils and other forms industry
tlIe - poor outlook Tor hands for field this
stl-s fFa1s cables. according Price Mccormick q
1oEflhs Cotton Bulletin that English
10Y cotton EXHIBITS little power and
81 made On orders Continent and Alex
ete responsible for the low quotations also that
II NslellesieF situation Is unsatisfactory.
vas follows. - ~ ~ -''
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01


Wheat. No. 2; Opening Highest. Lowest. c-osins.;
SSS :ss, ~ ssssssee ~ sss. e- as4 ss
sepfembe- ..... ss% Gss ssasaSs& GstsGssll
Corn. No. .:
NAY g ssssssss ss sss sss sssgssi: gssi
September ssrs sssac SO $40 sSps $ss So.
oat-. No. .:
}ss Hfy :-..:...: II II n: ~ 81 81 ss,.sst ss''
isy %sy :.::... qss isss @ is5s Hss HIs:s SEE fass~
3aiE S3E -: SO SO ss :S s:ss~ sssEs ssEs
}aig Hiy ....... sss sss ssF3: ss$ s24s ss7S ssE$
2sI55s8s sfs s'sTs sc sa % s
tzsghs s. 5oqs5 6aers s2a52 q No spring
Ga&d8ae; No red, 69g7oci No corn 3sG$s 4re' NJ
27a29&e; No white 54sisS74e: 2 So rye Sc; No
s. g. 3 g o.ay led !: % s sSy CO. Sonf5af is
per ioe h. So aSgsS q u short ries s,es loose 500
20 & 20 dTy 9xs ssea m s9Sqs 9 o. b % = M snort nh
goods on basis high vines per gallon 81 p SsaTs rs
change to-day the butter market weak ereameries
!tesa5 issa esS Srs ie.d i'a22' cheese firm at Ess
cineinna5i March al-Flour quiet Wheat firm No. No 2
0 mixed lsoG 2fss s os Rye dull @ 10 es e9 Arm Butter easy
N aarSs Mn+f I @ sady t r No NJ No9 5
-
Minneapolis March 31.-Cose: Wheat-In store.
Northern March, 65sc; May. 64l2I64Ssc; July. 66isc
September. soc; track, No hard 66 &c No North
ern 65ac; No Northern, e3sc. Flour-First patents
SO 60; patents 50 20 So 70; second
clears. 81 TO- Bran in bulk. Sli 50ES11 IS.
PHILADELPHIA March s1-wheat firm. Ae higher; con
tract grade March. IS1@4T41se Germ strong and &c
higher; No March, 4212M42-Ic. quiet but
steady: No clipped 81 lec; No white clipped
3o63012c; No mixed clipped. 29Gl291sc Seeds quiet
clover Western per lots S5S5 80 do Pennsyl
vana per n quality 5l26Ti9c; timothy, Western
per bush 25GS1 30 Butter dull and 1c lower
fancy Western creamery, 24ci do prints c Eggs frn
nearby 13c do Western BE do Southwestern, 1c
Southern, lie. Cheese unchanged. Receipts-Flour
3.cCO 4.500 sacks; wheat, 000 bush; corn
Ill 600 bush; 600 bush. Shpnents-Corn 250OC0
bush; oats. 10 000 bush.
.-C Wheat-No . red cash,
Ike May. 7o14c July. 66ss966@4c; No hard, G5zq
G612c Copn-No cash. SIC MAY 81 5 sG 5l J1SS So
wheat. 2S u a2si%c.
Toledo, March 3l-Wheat dull, lower; No cash, &c;
May. T3hc Corn active, firm; No mixed. 39c- Oats
dul steady; No mixed. 26c Rye dull No cash. 51c
Coverseed dull unchanged prime cash, old 81 30 March
new So 20; April s. 10; october So; No seed 81 45g
81 65
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

srsrs- st Nev-orieans Monday. 500 250o bales,
a. & :. ESQ last week o57 year: Houston.
' aea'-st o3S -asi week ana dot last
satist'c7l position. made up by this morning.
~4-9--cle IS fellows.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

i.o ooftee market weak. 10 ! Rio. 9S400 EXCHANGE
ss-a2o receipts, 5000 bsgs; cleared for the United
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

Chicago, March s1-The leading futures ranged as
follows:
Wheat. No. .: Opening Highest. Lowest. c-osing
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

Cattle strong saass 80 sheep steady - esesa
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

Santos coeee aTet steady good average Santos $500
RECEIPTS 5000 bags. stock 600 bags Hamburg coffee
market opened unchanged 80 p. m. unchanged
sales 6oO bags EaVre coffee market opened quiet and
unchanged; al y advanced !. franc at D. m un-
changed. al $50 ?. n unchanged sales I3 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
PED D LINE.

4 DvFlRTIsEM ENTS and Tribune
" received their Uptown Office No. BROADWAY
% door north OF 3lst-st until o'clock p.
received at the following brunch offices regular
Office rates until o cioek p M viz; 2s4 shave,
93d-st. i52 9th Iath-st..
l4th-sf.; l42 Columbus
West 42d- 81, 6th-ave. % East i4th-st as7 Wes
42i-s.. between T'h and 9th 4Tth-
ad-ave between roth nd z7th s,s.: Ioas % ave
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

"a 49, 4, -e7eo quiet and unchanged with sales
dr. gs-s 1.ioal1g upland quoted 9hsc
iare-,- -. a. 9sc Receipts principal ports
- r-----e ----aL- with -ornarasons as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
OLD DONlRq0ORI l1EgEs

DAILY SERVICE
Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth. Primers
Point Newport News and Richmond. Va. connecting FOR
Pe1ersburg Richmond. Virginia Beach. Washington.
c. entire Sou n and West.
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 81 North
River Beach St. week Saturday
D. m. and Saturtsv az I n.
n. a wALRFR Trsn~
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

receipts OF breadstufs points In thousands
tI tee cphers GOD omitted, -four bbs bush as
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

For Puerto Ri@O7
Steamships OF the RED % LINE will sail for san
Juan and Ponce follows:
s. s. PHILADELPHIA Saturday April e1- P "
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-25
Social Philosophy.

A fool IS nearly always a great talller.
Wnen woman past forty disappears
from sight for a few weeks, it Is q sign
she is getting new teeth.
A woman Is never SO proud as when her
boy voluntarily asks for a fork with watch
to eat his pie.
A woman living in North Atchison had a
secret and a woman in South 4>tchison
knew the same secret. and both were told
not TO tell II. and neither was to let tile
other know that she knew l. Both women
stood it for several days, but this morning
they met on the street by accident. and
both burst with the story, ana had to be
taken home in an ambulance
Republican orators are making the full
dinner pail their theme and the Demo-
cratic candidates are making a counter
claim that its contents cost more than
ever. What the country needs, irrespec-
tive Of politics. is some one to so around
and demand that the contents be better
cooked What is the advantage Of a we'll
filed dinner pail, with everything spoiled
in the cookng?-Atchison Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-25
THERE Is HOPE.

The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Journal OF Commerce says that
the sound money men in Congress believe
that the time is at hand. when at least
a moderate step towards scientific cur
rency system can be taken.
The refunding project" he goes on, by
increasing the attractiveness TO the banks
OF the bond-secured circulation. was some
thing of a flank movement to avoid the
necessity of adopting q true bank-note
currency system in the last Congress
There are a few who are still opposed to
such : system. but the opposition TO acton
came more largely from those who reared
that it would not be in operation carry
enough to demonstrate Its Dement'S 10 Tue
country and would be the subject OF mis-
representations by the silver and green
back leaders. The rounding project mas
aVerted what threatened to be a severe
monetary Stringency this autumn by add
ing more than sSo,Go0ooo to the clrcuia-
ton. 1t is apparent that the limit OF ex-
pansion under the new law has now been
substantially reached. and that i the need
for additional currency continues from
year TO year the country Will soon iace
another period OF acute strinsency. ms
will require some form Of legislation. ana
the sound money leaders insist that bank
note reform is preferable TO new green
back agitation
The currency law of March II. 1900, is q
mere make-shift- II does better than no
Law at all. but it is built upon wrong
principle. Government bonds should not
BE- made the sole basis OF bank-note cifeu-
lation. for obvious reasons. Suppose the
Government should decide to pay eff its
cblgations, what then would become OF
our banks Of issue? Such contingency
is not probable. but the possibility of 1t
shows that the principle is wrong. Again.
it has invariably been the case that when
the national banks have gone on the
market TO buy Government bonds as q
basis Of noss circulation. the price cf such