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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-19

head, .5%Qeho; Patna. 4A@4Ac; Japan. 4%@0c; JAVA,
Az G4s4c; Rangoon. in bond 2Q21ac.
basis Of former quotations. The market was very nTIn
Quotations follow: Cut loaf and crushed, 61Oc DOM
mos On half bible only and mould A. 0ooc; cubes and
XX>N powdered 6S0c powdered coarse poweereII u
fruit powdered 5.s0c; Eagle confeconers graduated
595c graduated and extra fine granulated
5S5c Eagle 10 cartons 10 bags and 10 bags OF me
granuated 5soc; Eagle fine granulated standard gTa
Nos /, g. 5S5c; No 4, 5.9oe; No ), 525c; No g.
520c No l. 515c; No s, Bloc; No 8 Bose; No TO- 5e;
No Il, 495c; Nos r. 49, H. IS and 10, 49Oc The raw
market strong all day. with buyers and sellers
continued bid 49sc for centrifugal
4hc for Muscovado and 37sc for molasses sugar out
importers stubboTuly l16c advance 1t was
reported by presumably reliable parties that shade ad
the above bid quotations had been paid within
arrive. The foreign news
regarded poor beet in London ruling quiet
barely steady; month quoted lOS S+Ad
month los 1osd. Cane was steady with oer-
light quoted 13s I'D and fair refining Us
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Cash quotations follows: Flour Arm: No 3
46hS; 10 Yellow. 4G+@4ol5e; No cats 2a,sa2ass.c;
No white 26Aq2Ic No white 251sq26s4e No 2 rye,
4oa 45ss No aa4seed 81 8: No NofthWesern 81 s5
pork per Dbl $40 9C$1i s.: lard Per 100 r.
SO SSd S shoE 6x S $, ss e % or sS f
boxed 81 2O4SI 3d. whlskey basis Of high vines 81 25
A. 57Sc; off A. 568c On The Produce Exchange day
Si HSsS S s %s EGGS esh
Gin 'nnati. June 1s-FIour firm higher fancy! 50 5Og
fa% cGn qaist e 70 s Oats
ONO fiat s1zG
Duluth June ls.mwheat-No HARD cash sCEs; to ar
eSsh ,s9AS' 10 arrive 7ssc guy 10 %
5S S3s9 Oats 69 s s2S2s6 '0 No spring corn
milwaukee,. June 1s.-whsat higher; No Northern.
5s4G5SS Barley strong: No 44lEe: sample 4o944o
PasaDos June gs. in store No
tTaek-No hard; 791so No / Northern TIE; No 2
patents 81 Is; So second s. 90
Philadelphia 1s.-wheat strong &c higher;
so @I s 5as aas 5ss Arm s and
Per 6b T hsh ePP Winter pene 81 OSss ao o
s. 75qs3: Pennsylvania roller. clear So 259$S A. DO
s. 50; DO straight s. GOasa so Do patent g 9Og$4 IS
ent s. 5G$4 $o DO fayorite brands s so@$i 90 Rye
flour firm at So 2Gs 40 per Dbl as 4gay latter ,b for
Western S y. 9G Do prints a3s , Eggs m th
HtTD{ a full oreams fancy snail 9saee DO
0od ,6 aa Tbed @ 5sS c 9GDo o and bas Oa
IS GOO bush o S6Pments-Wheat LOCO 6ush corn 20cO
st. Louis. June 1s-closing; Wheat, No 2 red cash
75c; June 20 July 7ssc August 7s12c; September
s9ise; June s9lfe July, sa5sc; ssPtember. zoe oats
No white white 27}sc '''''
Toledo June 1s-w6eat active higher; spst s2 KS
S higher 6as dull GheSansed No CASH a4c
Rye dull Unchanged No cash SOC, Cloverseed dull
s. as& No D 81 5a$4 s. 1855 PRIME w. '0'S
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DrRoPEAN PRoprcr MARKEr.

Liverpool, June 1S.-ClOsing-Be ef-EXtra India
steady 7Gs 3D. prime steady. SIS Cd. Pork-Prme
mes steady. 65s- Lard-Amercan refined
tierces steady, 34s
%. Hams-short cut. IA to 16 NJ. dull AIS. Bacon.
ID easy. ABS Cd long clear middles light 30 70 80 n
42s clear middles heavy, 35 10 40 10. dull
42s clear backs Ii 10 NJ. dull los shoulders
Square, IL IA N. dull 38s Cheese-American finest
white and colo-ef firm TalloTy-Prme city dull. 2is
Australian London dull 25s Cottonseed oil. Hull
fined JuIy-August easy 20s Cd. TupentineSpirits dull
as. Rosin-CommOn firm. 5s. Hops at London Ooacic
steady f2 l5sQf3 Linseed oil, 36s Cd
United States. Y6s. Petroleum. SD Peas
Canadian rs al. Wheat spot Arm No l red Northern
spring 6s, 1 California Is 2ddGs Sd: futures strong
july Is sd: September. Is I'd: December nominal
firm. mixed 3s 1Ol&d do old. 3d.
futures nrm July, ss lid; September As Flour-St
Louis fancy steady rs Cd. Impors OF wheat into
LIVERPOOL for the week: From Atlantic ports. SO 200
corn From ports for the week. 90 200 quarters
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SOUTHERN cerroN MARKETS

Savannah June 1s.-Cotton quiet: mlddling, sac; low
n1ddng S4sc: good ordinary, size. Receipts l bale
exports coastwise, AIS bales; stock 56S bales.
Memphis 1S.-CottOn steady: middling, 1J-16c;
middng 11-l6c; good ordinary 5-16c. Receipts
% bales shipments 40 bales; sales 700 bales: stock
80 1913 bales.
baltimore June 1s.-Cotton nominal; middling. DC;
mddng 9-16c: good ordinary. 15-16c- Receipts
bales; stock. 5.O93 bales
Galveston June 1S.-COtton steady; ntddltng, S9sci
low Tiddlings $50: good ordinary nc Receipts 7I5
bales; sales 227 bales; stock. 15,00S bales.
St Louis 1S.-Cotton quiet: middling. STsc: low
mddng 9-lec good ordinary 3-1Gc. Receipts gross
sales 122 bales; shipments. T67 bales; stock
81 .9S5 bales.
New-Orleaus. 1s-Cotton quiet; midding Lice;
low mddng S9sc; good ordinary. Ice. Net receipts
gross, bales; the
bales; sales. 500 bales stock 69, 694 bales,
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do. IO47bisc retecons 100000; small bales 21sc less
than above. .STRAWAn easy feeling prevails
mand essened by warm weather The range for long
Is 7oQSOc 100 10. Receipts straw.
reported at the Produce Exchange to-day: Hud-
River Railroad 430; Erie 500; Pennsylvania 10;
Delaware, LaCkawanna Western 30; West Shore 90;
Lehigh Valley $780, river boats 270 by canal So Total
LOCI tons Receipts Of to-day 40 by river,
10 tons by rail- Total $50 Exports hay G57
bales for Glasgow. TAI for Ieith.
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Stations sd, COrtandt DesbrOseS
r.
Time sd figures DeSbrosses
Streets Daily sunday sunday leaves Other
daily Sunday
sunday leaves 65 sunday leaves SIS Sunday
Tea rs An sSuHday leaves ) a
I'7.I d, n 30 A NJ. Local FASTON.
SIS. q, ESQ 4. For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points Paror and Dining Cars Con-
+.1I;53 12.0O Noon SLACK DIAMOND ES-
capacity Due buffalo with
To Detroit and Chicags Dining vice
@I2.05 30 p. N < For WGLkES-BAEEE. SCRANTON,
T'B.1 Al Coal RrgioHs and
v'3.i0, y5.2oP Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
-5.1J. as. Tor chicago Vesribule Limited MAG
ARA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Chicago
and Toronto.
s5.55 500 PA. Expos ton Express for BUFFALO and
TORONTO
SS.5J, 900 P For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO
and West Sleeping Chicago.
so PLAINFIELO BOUND BROOK locals, daily excepe
sgIdy 9S ~, "; = 10, 80. $50 So, g s and 20
licSets and Pullman recommendations
~ B5oadsy = Jn9d Square West =. Columbus Ave. n y
\ Transfer Co VIII call for and check baggage from hotel or
resIlence thrOIgl destination
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Notiee TO Creditors.

TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. South
- OF YorN.-TIE LORAIN STEEL
COMPANY Complainant against THE FORTY-SECOND
STREET. MANHATTANVILLE AND ST NICHOLAS
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY, Defendant
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In Of Interocutory Decree. duly made
and filed this suit June l. 1900 NOTICE Is HERE
1Y GIVEN that all claims and demands against The
For,v-SeCond Street Manhattanville and ST Nicholas
Avenue Company must be presented before
bA o5th day OF June 1900 the undersigned. his
once No 81 wall street New York City. New York.
11s first hearing bel the undersigned. Master
appointed by said Inerlocutory Decree will be held
Ws6needay June "a 1900 at IL O'Clock A, NJ. his
said ofice No. 81 Wall Street. New York City.
Dated New York. June ., 100 - -
Master in Chancery Circuit Court Southern District
Of New York
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BALTIMORE & OHIO z. Z.

FUh The " EST
Leave New York OF Liberty Street: South Ferry
CNhitehan TerminaD minutes earlier.
sDaily Except Sundays tSundayS
CHICAGO. '4.5O UAoerty street o1ly) 'LS0
-1215 night
PTTTsBURG. '4sO m. Liberty street oHy). 'aos
Q. 200 D m. and r. IS night.
sl2 rs night
ROYAL blue TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 800. 1000 CDinsrh.
-l13O CDinerJ, flOV . (L&nerl. sL3O (Dinsrl.
$500 ('Itoy4l Linted- exclusively pullman Train,
Diner AMI Cafel (DinerJ 100 D. iDiner) and
az Is night NORFOLK. tLo0 m.
Ofices: rs IT, 361. asa, 1900 Broadway, IS Union
So w. I2T Bowery. y. Y; $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn:
whitehall Terminal and Liberty Baggage checked
from residence o destination
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Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

New York. foot or Chambers St.
a. roiio~Ss and minutes earlier from W 2d ST.
a an Daiy-Solid train for Buffalo. AIT. y.
WaVerIy Enira and Bradford Coaches,
on car and cafe dining to Buffalo.
ak a m.-Daily, except Sundays. TO Binshaunton-
ovSeeo Waverly Elmira and Delaware Valley points.
% 20 port Jervis and Monticello. Pullman Parlor Cars.
$50 D. m Dnily;-Chieaso LAmitsd-Fast maii-sod
S,ssner. 10 chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining car
40 10 m Daiy.-Bu1alo and C'eveland Exprsss-sTr
20 jamestown 100 and YOungs-
Jun; 10 81 m; Cleveland 1880 seepers to Buffalo
an n TX o. m Day.-Sold train for Bnshamton Way-
sr. H,ira Chicago. sleepers Buffalo. Chicago Gin
cInnati. Dining car -
'iNSNHf1r TfONS at I12 POI. 401 and 051
wav i6G East f2oth ST. and 2IS West l5h 81 Chambers
ferries New York: 3a3 and SEQ Fulton
c. % T,roSdwAy brooklyn: I22 Riveg St, Hohoken and
Jersey station New ioIA AAaHsA01 ~ S-S AoT AMI
checks baggage 70 Destination
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. June 1s-Spring wheat-No 1 Northern. spot.
carloads SSc; No Northern. spot. round lots S2%4c
Winter wheat unsettled: all a
on closing. Corn dull but firm; yellow, 45c; Nd
yellow 44hc; No yellow. 4314c No corn. 4flsc; No
corn. 44hc. Oats firm; No white. 2SAc; No white
2lAc; No white. 27hc; No mixed 26c: No mixed.
25lac. Rye nominal.
Chicago. June 1s.-The leading futures
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 1S-4 p. motion Spot-MOderate
business; prices lower American middling fair 7-16d
good middling. 5Std; mddlng 1921: low mddlng
29S2d; good ordinary 2539l: ordinary l9-s2d The
sales 5000 bales. Of which 500
speculation and export included IA American
Receipts. 5000 bales. including 1000 American Futures
opened quiet and closed steady; American middlng
June. Sc 64G4 5764d buyers; June and July, "a ed
sellers July and August 51-I74 526d buyers; August
and September 4S 64d buyers September and October
2I-64d sellers October and November, l6-644 1T-G4d
sellers November and December, 1I84d buyers Deem
January. 9-64d value; January and February
! T-64d buyers: February and March. 7-64d value
Marc April 4
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METAIs-The market for generally unset
70 the unfsyoabe reports from abroad and the continued
market for tin eased on somewhat but was finally dull
Changed at $iS So Lad was n9setted at T So T aRa
speter ruled te easter on lack Of demand. closing
~s T ea an1 was 81 "a and G95a at St brokers price
MOLAssES AND sYRUPs-There export
inquiry for desirable grades Of at full prices and
nestle taings however comparatively light Offer
follow: New-Orieans centrifugal common l2G13c; fair
t4sc s9S P9ro R Poi s4GS sy9pCemmon e 10
G2Oc fair 15G17c; good 17g1sc prime 21G23c; fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs- Business was light in all depart,
bw STEADY moderate demand and limited supply Of
tonnage. In fTelghts steody inquiry was mo-
the Gulf for which rates were steady Grain
the tendency weaker Prompt boats TO Cork
1907 noo were 2sd London AID Glasgow. s5Sd: Bristol
"a kth AID Hull I'D MS%Sgsts go AntwsIB
o dda aa9u 10 Serpooi per h. 8: London
prices practicay unchanged Refined petroleum IVA
rhisssP4s BIS 8 ls 8 g ssod RRi
ized hsDhtha in 6ols 19G cotonseed doll. oil
6%na G9 On as 9e9 R 8S noHna Yss%
grades s gGn?5 P ndmna TD city nsed American r
Western nseed oil quoted e under city brands; lard
bulls refusing 70 advance WIN gram ewing 70 Soasd
81 si oaS es sPSR95d on Nissss
9 9masa 2 ss ST if 75S H family 5os
clear sI8 50qsls % p5sEF-ouie g99t ss Mess
ira ira india mess sle9si7 50. BEEF HAMs-Dul
oIIoted s2ons2I DRESSED HOGS-Quoted: Bacons
dc $50 n 67sc; 100 ~ 7hej piss sc cuT TN "a
Sc IL n sKei No. Sc Picked shoulders dull: quoted
G& G7c picked hams inEct!vei quoted i9glo'Ao TAI
T0W-OIIet city GAo country AZ LARD
sesdv, quoted COOS. City lard dulli quoted 630c. Re
enel lard dull quoted3 South America TTOc Continent
Ie. Brain kegs. ss5o Compound quiet quoted; City
al ~ Wegtern, OAc..... .6TEARIN1-Weak quoted
De-. edGao; CITY lard siesEine. Sc ,ao o.. 30
RiCE-A considerable part OF looays demand ior 90.
,e6 ana call from country points easily gratihed
rb market closed quiet firm AT unchanged prices
onotntonb follow Domestic, common to low fir ~ ~
4Ac: fair good, $%gSci primo |" CHOICE 'sSoSoI
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head including about 200 hogs for the Feeling
trihe in Buffalo advtces Country dressed quiet
and unchanged.
Sales-Tobin & shannon: 4 average,
at IS per 10; do, las 10, IS 60
s. Judd Co. date Saturday.: so Western hogs. $50
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RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foo, OF West Twenty-thIrd Street and
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
OThe leaving time from DesbrOsses and
Corti"ndt streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station except where otherwise noted.
100 90 a NJ ~. FAST MAIL-Limed 20 two Bune, Parior
Sssa se" 1ork TO FtsbuTg sleeping Car PitsbuFS %
925 A. ". FAST iISE1Pitss5urE and Cleveland
PSrment sIeS lMIrED-P 5 S9ns
GsTs; For Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo Cincinnat-
I. 80. z NJ cifIcAGo5' AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
%. 5SinI r. NJ ST. LOUIS ExPREss-For Pit,sburz.
Do y, VI WESTERN EXPREss.--For Chicago For
7- 55,. p NJ PACIFIC. EzPREss.-For P.ttsburg and
RoGte c5 r9T Fn9 XIV daily via shenandoah Valley
S.23 r. VI. CIEVEIAND AND * Cyi IN IS At Ez
wAsMISG1ToSSSSs A1 Sf1e'3 TnE ?iT s0TTH.
20 60 SO. 1910 uesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
tsSrosses 6 and a' eo la ERiRs Sa go So
innS csr las al P aloT aSd PaiPs GaTs S ~
'eongressionaI Lin an ParIoT and Dining Cars 4 8
AZ Dining CARR. ass DINING Carr. p m ITO
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express s.25 4.25 .. m. i2o
NORFOLK 5i OH AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
ATLANTIC a COAST LINE--E,sDrsss. a m sss
cad .ys 5g5 1 OHIO RAILwAH.-T5s week
sE 4I5S; AM LTNE@Ezpress 50 I2lO
FOB H:. 3L Io POINT COMFORT and SoRFOLK-TS5 M
ATIANTIS CI arr . % q p p m daily. ., .., a.v.
hTosh dsbasd Tain 1 a Bus; ' Parior cars ana
e ed4 Bol MaT n ~: % & wseFaay, ,,, ,
west Iwen;y-third station S. a. 1910
- 30 40 and 455 p N. Sundays. o * a ass
II U,n besbrosses and Cortandt Streets). $50 BOO
- I<-Og 80. $40 40 an1 3 10 sundays
9 - d.. FOR PHILAnELPHIA.
ssS1roSsss and Cortlsndt Streets 620. 725 T5S.
600 % Ce55 PeGpa LimiteIl. 10 10 (Deshr0sses
ana CortlaHdt Streets lOO Dining carr loss Dining
seet $ a. m Z, g 70 essrossss end GoFan5s
30 Dining Cc<l. 555 Dining Carr. T-55 SIS. SIS.
- p m 10 night Sundays 10. 80 cOaches)s
50 SO 925. 955 U-imitedJ. 955. Dining Carr
Cap. 80 Dining Car. SIS tDini.g carr T55 5 IS
500 30 Il 10
Ticket offices Nos. 4Gl. 9I5 1896 1854 III and 2sL
BroadWay; ] AstCr House. Twenty third Street
station; and stations foot q Debrosses Cortandt
streets; ! Court Street SGD Fulton street
way and Pennsy lvanIa Annex station. Brooklyn; sta
ton Jersey City. The New Company
VIII call for and check baggage from resi-
dences through
Telephone ''914 Eighteenth for Pennsvlvaata
Railroad Cab
J. B. HUTCHINSON WOOD
GeherI Manager. General Pass'r Agent
6A5-fQOO
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin station. y. Y. folIOwa
and 10 from u ". 42d ST..
s2:4O p. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit.
Chicago and St Louis Dining Car
'6sI5 Z. NJ. Chicago and ~. Louis Limited.
Ia 900 p Nj. Buffalo. Niagara Falls and St. Louis Ell
sog15 p. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express.
Soaily. Except sunday.
Timetables a principal hotels
checked from hotel residence Westcotts
c. Z LAMBERT. General PassenEer AEent. ~. u.
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new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
9:12 a. NJ. and $3.50 +. VI. Daily. except Sunday. To-
Pittsheld; sundays only % A
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated PintsCh Light
Ticket offices 11S 26i. 415 and 12f6 Broadway. IS
Union So w. 20 Columbus Ave. 1873 West 125th
125th St and 13sth s. Stations New York. and zee
Fulton -. and lO4 Broadway. F.. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone Street York Central
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
WestcOtt Express Company.
GEORGE II DANIELS General Passenger Aps,t
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CQTTON-shorts came n severe punishment on
Exchange to-day but the bun faction was IN
presence Of cables from Liverpool and oeaIlsn
political the Far East. decline OF 10 o52
or opening and a goody number OF foreign selling
orders known exist II very evident that
t1ual records that the trade abroad consd-
e.es the crop question minor factor for the time
beng The local trade, however WiiIe sIIgnug NM
e1ced by the break IN Liverpool and the polucal news
subsequently, became decidedly bullish reports that
high temperature causing great damage 70 me
plant that continued rainfall IN the ceruaI Dse
placing crop seriously in the grass and weeds
whe the Atlantic States the crop was doing poorly
in districts. i forecast for showers 10 moderate
tonight and tomorrow where dry weather was
needed weather where moisture was essen
ual intensity bush undercurrent Of senti
ard srasmodcay especially oversales OF present
c. options. The public iEtimidated by Chlha war
taolne al did reach important proper lions IN
le iae session prices advanced 70 level several points
ABOVE last nights closing persistent covering Inc
market closed steady. 20 points net higher.
me market letter OF q well known Mississippi cotton
oeler contains the following 1T will require the most
extraordinary conditions Of weather produce anything
not accept the Government figures correct both as
70 acreage ana conditions. They were eTninently so last
tlon mat crop Of 100000 bales cannot be expected
1tstIL the present crop be 92eOOO0 with 81 IN.
se ~ acreage' and allowing 10 per cent gfeater yeIa
nan asi season would only give about loVD9Vs ms
20 per cent greater yield present prospects lead us 70
eFe Is more than be expected and II is realized
~ say mat u VIII require anotfeF iIehk OF a,u
after september in the shape Of weather conditions
a9' as We had after that date in lss when the eroP
autE during July and August II is useless 10 men
taF the erecs q here Should this crop meet with
similar crop during August the
word would conditions supplies unpar-
aefa n he history Of The trade, as must not be fo
Inost necessity for the season Of l900'0l.'
Tie q prices in the local market to
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LACKAMANNA RAILROAD,

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Tribune
"a received AZ their Uptown once No I242 broadway.
meHs received Al The following branch Offices regular
Office until O'Clock ,. viz 2S4
23d-st.. 152 6th-ave..
I4th-st.. COlumbus-aVe. faa
West 42d-st. eth-ays.: % East f4th-sfs
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CpIT cotton
lice for Hiddng upland. and 5-lGc for
ruiddlinE GuH sales 5.5g3 bales Southern spot
markets teIegrnphed follows; Savannah quiet AT
So c. Charleston nominal: Wilmington, nothing doing;
Norfolk steady Baltimore nominal. &c; Mem
ghis steady bic: Augusta quiet, al sac; ST..
louis quiet SIC.
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ttosln -1v'on pois
lar -<'ooo oDS
Charleston, s. c., 1s.-Turpentine market nomi-
nal; quotations omitted. Resin quiet; unchanged.
Wilmington n: C.. June IS.Sprits turpentine steady
42%4Q434c; receipts SO bills steady 81 O5GS1 10;
receipts 200 bbls Crude turpentne steady 81 50qS2 co.
receipts II bbls. Tar quiet 81 40; receipts 90 bbls
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Foreign coffee markets: Santos-Corfee market barely
steady; good Santos 1890 receipts 5000 bags
stock pa 900 Hamburg-Coffee market opened 544
pfennig lower. at 230 p m. AQ1s pfennig net lower
tuncertain): gales 1G coo HaYFe-Conee market
opened steady. \ franc lower; at y unchanged at
3 D m quiet and unchanged; at 5I30 p m = franc
lever; total sales, 10000 Tags.
January 10 July 40 %
March .4s25 september 40 70
$3.50. october
Nav ............. IS November %
June ........-.......-4G 90. December ....-41-0O
Fio-Coree market opened weak; No 7 Rio SSCoO
exchange sd receipts. 1900 bags; cleared for the
United States, 1000 cleared for Europe 2Voi STOCK
he statistical position Of Brazilian coffee IS follows
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1T follows
France. contine

Hecepts az The ports and Interior points todhy, com
pared with the same day last week and last year;
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STOCK ON HAND,

SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures
RosIN.CommQn to good strained 81 50; r. 81 60; F
Sc co; w C, 81 10; w w, 50 So
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I'4:SO, 1880. 1900. $1,000. m. 90.
1880 $500 t3so 1900 t43o 800 zoe. t73O. $500
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-12
SWINDLEO BY AMERICANS
Confidence Men Rob an Italian Priest
 of G5O,OO0

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-Two clever confidence men, believed to be Ameri cans from descriptions furnished by q priest in Italy, whom they robbed of S5O- 600, it is thought may be their way 10 this country, and the police of all the large cities have been notified to watch for them.
 line story of the robbery, which reach ed this city yesterday. says they got from the safe of the Jesuit institute at Turin SJ0,000 of the funds of the institutions. The Rev. Father AI. Crosse of the So- ciety of Jesus, the superior of the inst- tuition, was their victim.
 Two well groomed men with polished manners, apparently Americans, called on Father Crosse q fortnight ago and told him they were trustees of a rich orphan boy whose father had recently been killed in the Boer war.
 They said they wished to place th; boy i'll the priests care and have him educated in the Institute. Thcy explain ed they were custodians of $20O.0O0 be- longing to the boy which they desired to leave for safe keeping in Father Grosso's hands.
 The priest consented to assume charge of the boy and to accept the custody of the funds. The men thereupon produced several bundles of what purported to be bank notes which they suggested should be placed in the safe. Father Crosse opened the safe, and the men placed therein the bundles
 They then departed. stating they were going to Milan. where they had left the boy. and would return with him shortly Father Crosse waited several days and when neither the men nor the boy ap- peared became suspicious and went to the safe
 He found that bank notes aggregatirg S5O,OOO were gone and that the bundles of supposed bank notes left by the men were only waste paper.
 The men, the police say, distracted the funds from the institution under the eyes of the priest while placing their counter felt bundles in the safe