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New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. April u. 1900.

New-York. April 10. 1900
COFFEE-As be expected, with brace of hoii-
days at hand in this and Europe, the market for
Brazil coffee futures active Local traders
had pretty generally evered their smaller speculative
Interests and this morning the resumption Of bus
nese There was but little local demand Europe how
ever wanted TO buy the late months and before noon
Of these positions 10 points The opening
cali was steady az unchanged prices 10 advance OF
points but only l2o bags changed hands the call,
and these were confined 10 March at 1850 against 1900
advance Of 10 points by - O'Clock
sales he'd reached only $3.50 bags The early improve
rneat ba~ed small receipts and higher prices
Rio the former markets showing afvance
Of ~ refs and the latter advance OF 30 reis, The Eu
markets about their q
Rio and Santos
feature somewhat weakened by the
house deliveries in this abruptly fell of 171l
bags The later phases OF the market developed
feature OF consequence Trading in the afternoon
with prices tending downward under light
selling The finally quiet. with prices net
points Total sales II go bags.
The that the Eavre market closed lose OF
franc led 10 little realizing without disturbing prices
much In the market for supplies there
rather steader feeling. Some quoting the basis
for No. Rio invoice lots. But fall to trace
transactions that justified anything above 1c,
from Santos tomorrow Saturday The Hamburg
ana Hevre markets closed tomorrow
CAV. also Monday The local market will be closed
Friday and Saturday. Stock Hayre.
l7530o0 bass. Of which 1s370o0 bags Brazilian.
against !. 72i 600 bags last week.
The range Of contract prices the local mare,
follows
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, April 12-Cattie-Receipts II 500 head; gen
prime S5as5 s5 poor medium. 81 log
81 3d. feeders 81 25ds4 50; mixed sockers 81 500
81; cows s39S4 so; heifers SO 0S4 rs; Gamers S2g
So bulls 80 S0$3 10: calves 60o higher, - bOgS %
Texans-Recepts. $50 head; best sale to-day "a DO
S4GS3 25 Texas bulls steady So 200
So rs HogsReceips 2T 600 head: estimated for too-
% 600; left 400; heavy &c lover light mostly
100 lower; mixed and butchers S5 304S3 ~: good 70
choice IS 45gs5 So rough heavy s. ogs5 4o light
Sc 259s5 80; bulk sales 50 iOS5 So. Sheep and lambs
generally steady Good to choice wethers seas94o; fair
lings 50 6ods8 15 native lambs. $5 5os7 20: Western
lambs. SO 25Gs7 80.
Cincinnati Agri 12mHogs active 81 e9gsS % g. Cattle @
strong, So 25qS5 Is. Sheep strong. 81 259So Lambs
strong, s50s7 %
Liberty. April 12-Cattle steady; extra IS 5OG
S. 60; prime. IS S0S5 40; So 25Gs3 So Hogs
slow prime heavy 80 S0GS5 S5 mediums. So so; heavy
Workers $5 70q s. 15 light do. S. 50S5 80: pigs 50 OG
roughs So 1895 20 Sheep steady choice wethers
SO 50Sps8 85 S3 J0$4 80; choice lambs, 81 5g
SS TO good 50 50GS7 70; veal calves. s6ds8 30
Buffalo. April 12-Receipts of sale and through
sheep Buffalo during the twenty
hours ended at to-day were: Cattle. cars;
sheep and lambs II cars; hogs IL cars Shipments
Cattle. cars; sheep and lambs cars; hogs, cars
ChteModerate inquiry steady; calves in good supply
lower extra Sc 23dtS8 80; good choice $50
SO Sheep and ambs-Sheep firm; lamb market 10q15c
lower 10QSS % good choice s. 75a
SIS: sheep. yeariings, so 75G$7 25. Hogs-Heavy and
mixed IS soGs5 90; good weight & &Y9Tses s. ,GqSs %; -
ass 80; $iG$4 25
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool April II. p. m-Ciosing: Beef firm: extr,
india mess ISs 3D. prime 72s Pork firm.
mess mess Western es Cd Hams.short Ia to is ib
SS SOS SS American @ 90 refined in pals s7s 3D. Bacon finn
4Ss long clear middes light 80 TO 35 42s long cea
niddies heavy 3a to 20 no AIS ID shor, clear backs
derssquare ~ rn frm Butter-FIn.sS,h 15
good United states firm, .Ltu
hnss white bes Cd American finest coored 6as Tniiog
dull: prime city 2bs Australian In
seed oil-Hul refined MayAugust. strong 22s Turpen
@une.sPrts @ firm, AS Rosn-Common steady 5s Petro-
No red Western winter. rs Id No Northern spp1 I m
es td; No California 6s 6daGs Cd; futures onia,
os i9hd; July. os iokd corn-spot mixed oil
nominal; American mixed steady A "a. fntrraI
steady May =. ID July As Nd September. Nd Flour
SPaeinc CoasO steady f8 5saf3 15s PeasVcanaIiavni
send The Exchange will be closed until Tuesdav
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Gasiveston; Aprti !2-Cotton quiet mddlng 9Ac; low
S.sc; good ordinary sesc; bales
stock, i3.345. ' '0'e'' i''
baitinfore' April i2-Cotton nominal middling enc:
low miduung t-l6c: good ordinary. lI-lsc gross re
ceipts LIZ bales exports coastwise 1900 stock 8I5o
savannah April l2-Cotton steady; middlng eac. low
middiiIs 9se good ordinary. sFc receipts. bales
New,orleans, April l2-Cotton frrn; middlng s%c:
low middling, sHc, good ordinary Lice receipts s3s
bales: exports to Great Britain,
o. b.ssl; sales 1000 stock. 243. 1873
Memphis April 12Cotton steady. mtddling Qasc lovy
middiirg 3%c; good ordinary. SIC; net receipts la
B6, l92 -' '' i''0". stocH
St. Louis. Apri l2Cot,on steady; nnidding 5-,es.
low mdding 20; good ordinary $50: receipts I'D
"a BALES gross 2@ shipments. 2e: sales 1.22O stock
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot O Chambers 81
follows. and minutes earlier from W. 23d ST
900 a. DaNy.-Bunsio ENprsss-arr- Buffalo > p ..
For Binghamton. waveriy. Emira and Bradford SOMA
train. Coaches and parlor Buffalo.
2.3O m. Daily.-ChicagO ILmite1-Fast naIi-soni
train Chicago arriving $50 p. Cleveland 40
Sleepers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati. Dining car
80 D. Dai,y.-Bufaio and Cleveland ENPrsss-aT.
Buffalo TO5. Bradford % jamestown IOO and Iornss
town 1927 Cleveland 1890 Sieepers 20 Ba1A'
and Cleveland Cafe
0I5 2. Daily-Soud train BinShsrnton. Wsvssys
Elmira Chicago. Sl-epers Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati
Dining
FINCAETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN A.
l. COMMODATIONS at III. ll2 PSI +Ot and 9Sl bresa-
way, l56 East l25th and 27S West I25th Chaoes
and West 81 ferries New York: $50 and $50 FalIoa
St. sS Broadway Brooklyn River HobOken. an.
Jersey City Station New York Transfer Co calls for "
checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13

EAGLE 70 cston. bag. 70 cartons and 70 bag
sranuatsd and diamond 4. 51ac; eontsctener. Asos
Nos and g. Asoc no aIoc S9 o. S.Ti "a S,o
No IL 44oc: 12 49, IA Is and 1e 43oc The market
for subbornly firm, with Importers de-
n,anding further advances for the amount of
staple In store remaining unsold Refners
freely bid 4sc e6 test centrifugal &c for 50 test mus
covado 13-16c so molasses but
able any to late hour The regua-
on English cabiee descroed the London market Tor cane
sugar firm with holders asking higher prices Java
les i0iid and fair refining lis Cd Beet
firm and improving slowly: April delivery ad
vanoed TO los Cd and May delivery 70 1os e%d The
present European visible supply s 2,87O.OcO tons
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

liverpool April II, p. mCotton-Spot quiet: prices
l.s2d higher American middlng fair. 2S a2d: good
mldaiing @ o1sd; Iniddllng I-led low midng SIZED
good ordinary. Sad: middling, lied; middlng
5l6d: good ordinary 5s ordinary Is Id The saiss
or the day were 1000 bales which were for
Pecu'aon and export and Included e7oo bales
closed very steady at the advance: American mdS,ng
m G. April p Cad buyers April Nay 21- -etd Sc IL
ers May and June 1S64g5 10 SD sellers and ulv
lo-t4ao le64d buyers: July and August 1904 buy,
s August and september 46+d September ana
0Sto6er sa 44eig lo84d value October and November
90 2s-t4d buyers; December January 25-84d vaue
January and eFbruary % 94a4 24-6id sellers The
Cotton Exchange viii be closed Tuesday Anr,l
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
publie Notlres.
PURLIC NOTICE.

PUBL Il.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
BOARD OF RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS,
Albany April g. 1900
A PPLICATION having been made TO the
Board Railroad Commissioners OF State of New
Fort George and Eleventh Railroad
Company. of New York City under section OF the
Railroad Law for approval OF the of underground
OF electricity In the operation OF its
following and In to
Commencing the intersection OF One Hundred end
Thrtieth and the Boulevard Eleventh Avenue
broadway. running thence northery along
said boulevard Eleventh Avenue. known as
Broadway, the Intersection of One Hundred
entyffth Street and Eleventh Avenue including
portion of the Boulevard Eleventh Avenue
Broadway which Is situated between Hundred and
Fiftyffth Street and One Hundred and Ffty-seventh
Street which also known Boulevard I4afay-
cite: and also from the junction OF boulevard or
Eleventh Avenue. known Broadway with One
Hundred and Fortnfth Street running thence easerly
through. and along one Hundred Forthwith
Street the Harlem River all in the Borough OF
haitian City OF New York. together necessary
connections sdings,
the accommodation and operation of railroad
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing on said
application will be held by said Board at ParIor D. r.
Filth Hotel. New York City. on Wednesday Ap-
IS 1900 o'clock 2. NJ.
BY the Board. JOHN 5. KENYON.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady; No
spring wheat. G3G63&c; No red. 63qIOc; No 2 corn
89ta397se; No yellow 41c No oats, 25@2a.c; No 3
i5c No faxseed and No Northwestern 81 Is; prime
PORK per bb si2 loasl2 -: lara 100 n Sc 7S9
shoulders boxed SO G2l9as6 SIN sides
1Doxedl 81 2oas7 so whiskey. dssiers finished goods
Unchanged On the Produce Exchange today the
market firm; creameres. 1+GlSc; dairies 19ql6c
Cheese firm 12913c. Eggs firm fresh, 111@o.
Cincinnati. April 12-Flour Wheat nominal: No
red. 131s Corn quiet; ~ mixed; 43 3lac Oats ar1n
No mixed, 2Sc Rye quiet: No 2, 61ac. Butter firm
Eggs active at 10c. Cheese firm.
Milwaukee April 12oWheat lower: No Northern
5S14c Barley steady; No 2. 44q45c; sample 40hQ43c
MINNEAPOLIS, April l2-Wheat In store. No Northern
track No / hard, 66&c; No Northern 651lc: No 2
81 40 st clears So 6; second CO. 81 10 Bran in bulk
s11 1882
Philadepha, April 12m.Whsat ,.z weak and H@e lower
mixed. April s9a943%e oats quiet and shade easier
No white clipped 311bQS2c; No white clipped, 30q
Butter dull and weak fancy Western creamery, 101c
DO prints 21c Eggs steady fresh nearby 18c do West
quiet but steady ReceptsF1cur. 5000 bbls
Sacks wheat. 10000 BUSH 16sOOO bush;
oats IS d05 bush
April 71Ac; May 7O9sc; July. 671sc; hard 84a66c
CornNo cash. 3slac; April, 3sssc May. 37Sc; July
3s%s93sAc Oats-No cash, 25c; April 25c; May asa
23c; July. 231sc; No white 2T&d2sc.
Toledo April 12-wheat dull and lower; No cash.
April s IS October. S. 10; No : s. 65gs4 10 % 10
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
new YORK Central.

HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 A. NJ and S.S =. NJ Daily, SUNDAY to Pitts
held; Sundays only 10 A.
Pullman Cars all through train.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket Offices 119 26l 4l5 and l2ie Tsroaax.v %
Union So. W.. 235 Columbus Ave. 81 We.t i9S,s g,
25,h 81 and iSSth S ST. stations New York. ana 26
Telephone 1880 Cortlandt' for York Centr,, Csh
Westcott Company ~ - 'NSee"ce oy
GEORGE H DANIELS G.nerni Pa~s.nv.r A..
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
Railroads.
Den NSYLVANIl
RAILRoA


STATIONS foot of WEST TwENTY-THrpn S-,-
AMD DEsBRossEs AND CORTLANDT sTRsErFTsEEr
cortia"dt % ve .r9 Minute.
saatIos eaeept Where er oshsss.
Sarz - New Toa -, t,t,1 H.sa to two BUFFET Paor
oah as'Gasq H. No FASH sSaehsS 1fxP Ie Pisiso95g
o5S a. ". PENNsYLvxNIo%0 LiMrrEp fNf rgE.fpystSa
ton omPs,mens cs Is SesPns DINING smokng oss.1s,a
Indiana Pas % l49qtyl L9qisvile St Louis @ ''''aA
FoT Nashyle tyia Cincinnati and LousvilIs) Insss.
o5o p VI. WEsTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. -.
7-55 p. VI. soUTHWEsrERx ExPREss-For De-.
snn. burg Akr9n * Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville Inals
7SS S, p W.. PAcIFIc ExPREss.-Eor Pitt,ours a..
Route coni nor hn2x'i,e; , daily via shsnanoah Fa.,
s':,o y: VI. Mali. AND ExPREss--PpiIInsa su-..
burg ana points West daily except sunday rr.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 2e DSS @ 6sT 10 fd s5r and S Cortland,
Dss55osses cartlaHs streets 40 al s's csl 40
Dnias Balas cs1 s2e - = Hei'i H. s.s g
Congressionai Lin all Parior and Dining cs-sS 30
- ~ Dining Carr 455 Dining Carr o25 ,. n. ii,
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-Exprsss 325. p D. m. Pm
NORFOLK 5 ok AID AND WESTERN RArLwAY-For M.pnvs,
ATLANTIc COAST LfSEIE1preas e q9s s55 N. aaa,.
ciIEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-755 a. 49,.
FOR OLD PoISF OF; r cosfFoTr 70 Pt5T and xoRFoLK-u
,Tfs week S.r1yt days and and $ 80 D m daily.
and cortandt streets $50 "a D @ weeRiav, @ ,eOrsros..
Coaches - SHaHlart
CAPE GaI o,H,A MAY-l2s5 r I.s s5 ,. m. wesk-days.
west Twenty third Street Statonl $50 a n II 40
30 and $50 .. n. Sundays o . a m. IS a -
onron Dssbrosses and CortIandt streets). 600 a. n
100. $40. and .. 10 N. Sundays. q. ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
?! 81 @ ead az q GerJand1 Stree,5 ,s g 2 ,5 q 1
and Cortlandt Streets 10 2Ol Dining Car * ns-s
Car). ll35 1855 2 10 CDssbT0szes and Colz-s.
streets 2 2Oj. 255. 3 .. 355 D % Dining Cs-
45J (DiHing carr $50 Dining Carr.
=, m. - ~ night. Sundays. G.10 % q x ass
(mittd) 9s5. 10 55 Dining Ca) m. 70 - 55 m.
Ing Carr 32j 3.5J. : Dining Carr (Dlntnr -.
BOO Dining Carr. T55. $50 925 p u 10 nigh,
Ticket offices Nos 461. PSI a-o,s
way. Asor House: West Twenty-Jhird Stats--
and stations foot OF Desbrosses and
4 Court Street, SEQ Fulton Street 9s TroaixsT =.
Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn Station r.-.--
City The New York Transfer Company viii csH A.
and check baggage from hotels and residences hropss
to destina.ion s'
Telephone 14 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Raj
road Cab Service.
j. b HUTCHINSON r WOO0
General Manager General Passr Agar,
Auril 9 1000
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
lEHlCH VALLEY.

stations of West Cortlant and Desbroes stFsss
(Pelna r. R. Ferres)
sTI-ae CO-tandt or Deso11
Streets Daily except sunday. sunday leaves % Pm
Sunday eSund2y leaves sSA~
4 sunday leaves SIS sunday leaves SIS Pm
ii, Z 90 A VI. Local EASTON. x,, "a
r3.55 cS. Id \. For BUFFALO. NIA(,AlSA rss.
West. and principal local points ParOr and Dinlhs e W.
meets for CCal Branches. ..,- ry.
+.II.J5 1890 Noon. "BlAck DIAMOND -,
in the world LillleU
connecting with through
Detroit Chicago Dining q carte ,,rrnv
.12.55. LOO P. M For wlLkESBAlkE - -nrS -
fs3.55 4. ftF Branches and inIernecise poHS
v-5.1O. y5.20PM. Local for MAJCH SHINA- - Mae
-5-55, chicago Nestihule Limited
ARA ALLS points West Through Sleeping CSs ID
and Toronto. -,,-vv m suS
.1.5J S.OOPM Exposition Express for BuFFALo ~
.S.JJ 300 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUffA10
and West. sleeping Cars TO Chicago. axc.ut
so PLAINFIELD and BOUND BROOK. locals Ga1ts
SundN 10 30 90 SO % and - - q. Srt
Tickets and Pullman accommodations us. 2ol ~
1+ Broadway, > Union square West 2S C0iuogs Rrsss
B'dwy and Annex
y Y Transfer Co will call for and check baggage If0
.es.dencs through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13

C01TONThe actton OF the cotton market THIS
ing all satisfactory Speculation was SLACK
notwithstanding unusual array OF bulltsh factors Inc
market after opening S2 points higher and increasing
the advance 1913 points the active positions
became easier notwithstanding what appeared to be an
dominated the entire cotton trade and which this morning
published saying: Cotton exception
position and st higher prices probable
OF market respond fully the
steady closing Of the English market at net advance
of inG4h-e4i. with crop accounts more bullsh and
spot holders Hrer led disposition TO realize
long contracts, IL take the short side Of
The latter pursued 10 con-
way by a few OF the principal bear houses
prices way 20 points from the best figures
Of the forenoon after which trading was slow The local
closed Friday and Saturday following complaints of
elsewhere unsatisfactory. The weekly Liver
pool statistical exceptionally the
receipts ports interior exceptionally light: yet
speculative buying destitute energy, and the
OF the day. Late in the afternoon sell
both under which prices eased
months suffering The market closed barely
with prices higher points lower
Hubbard Co.'S letter Advices from
abroad the decidedly bulsh notwithstand
irg decline the demand for goods a Manchester
Here the demand was met by heavy selling by the recent
buyers of August MAY strong reaching point
which is attracting few high grades from the South
surplus =li cotton from NewEngian6. These
shipments small and without effect prices
ported. during Monday. and
Vere disposed take the ofte-ingS'
range prices in local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13

straw in reported the Produce Exchanss a neon
to-day Hudson River Railroad. $50; Erie oza''
Pennsylvania 70: Delaware LAckawanna and Western.
20: West Shore 200 river boats eO total 45o tons
Exports: Tn london ba Receipts Of straw by
river tons: by rail, 10: total. 15O
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13

pot cotton closed quiet with qnotatons unchanged
the 81 l2-16c middlins uplsnd 10 Lice
for middline Gulf Sales were 246 bales Southern spot
teleRrsphed follows: kewTleans
CSC Mobile steady 94c. Savannah quiet 9asc.
Charleston firm 9Sc. Wilmington steady 9l.o Nor
quiet Baltimore nominal 9szc. Hemphis
steady sc Augusta quiet 9so. st Louis steady
5-1sr.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

It.
York. South Ferry Whitehall Terminal. A's
foot OF Liberty street.
.DaiIy fEsxcept Sunday tSundays
CHICAGO $50 a m Ciberty street onlyl 'l:SO p u
10 night. -
PITTsBURG $50 a. m. uASerty street Ony). 'aS
% night.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m. .51 ..
'l2. 10 night.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 4SO0. 1000 Qpiners
'Il.30 a. m. (Dner,, tlOO p Diuerl 'lSo (DIns.,.
'3eO C'RoyaI Limited exclusively Pullman Train ns,s nns
and Cafe) DInerl, IS D. (Dinerl. and 'i-Es
night. NORFOLK II 90 D
All Illuminated with PntSch Light =.
OfNces i13. IT2 26l. 434 1884 Broadway IS Cno1 st
w i97 Bowery. " Y: $50 Fulton St Brookiyn: Whis-
hall Terminal ard Liberty st checked rs0n
hotel residence TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13

Resin firm, unchanged.
savannahs as April i3-sgirits tuDsntine firm at Ole;
changed; receipts. l.&s5 bols; sales, eo bbls.
62c resepts 81 casks Rosin quiet g 1881 20 receipts
bbla Tar firm. 81 20: receipts, 1i2 hbls.
London, April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ais Ga.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
D. France. Continent.

Estir1atee receipts o-Tnorrow at Ne-orieans 500
1900 h1ies. against g. bales
year. At Houston 800 800 bales.
pared with i2 bales last and 549 bales lest
the ports and interior
pared with the day last md year:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
NAVAL STORES.

There important changes In the market for
naval but about steady and demand was
fair jobbing way. Quotations follow
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-oeliQ57c
ROSIN-Commop 10 good strained S1 70: r, 81 10; e,
81 so: g. 81 s5i a. q 85; / a0; X. s285 NJ 81 10;
". IS: w c. 50 25 w W, e3 60
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13

stations In New-York. Barclay ami rnr,.,,,..
SITS. aA" S"ris'0pher
NJ, Morris Mail Leave Arrive
Bun, Ithaca & Oswego Ex II
Chicago * Bun. sl:OO
esbtna 50 a ~ Iarre * fSHlouth 100 pm 1920
Bunalo-sleepinK only ........ 0;ib n M -SV IN ~
Utica Ithaca \ Buf ........ so:tS n m go IN
fSyr. Bun. & Chi. so n m go 40 "a m
tSleeper5 a ESQ m. N'0 A-''
Tickets and Pullman accommodations M iIa -,
eo0 broadway and Il Park Place - -" anu
Westcotts Express Company W call
baggage TO destination sDaily. - 1 e"eNN
a DNERTisEMoNrS and subscriptions for The TrIh,,a
q received at their Uptown ofice No Lac HrCadway
"a door north or 8istst until O'clock
ments received al the following branch Offices at ree
ONCE rates until o'clock m. Wiz; sth- ave a
cor 23d st.; 49, 9a l2th-st: Macy. a.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
IL as follcwsi

Rio-Cofee market steady. No 7 Rio $500; exchange
l-s2i receipts, 1900 bags; cleared for the United
States bags: cleared Europe 1000 bags stock
25s 900 bags.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13

Foreign coffee fautos-Coffee market firm;
good 5000 receipts. 5000 bags: stock
42T 900 Hanburg-coee market opened quiet and
Hayre-CofTee market opened quiet and unchanged ar II
m unchanged: at p. unchanged; at 6:9o p. m. u
franc lower. a
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April 12-Sprng wheat No hard SIC; No 1
Northern s0s.c; MO Z Northern, 7Ghc Winter wheat.
No red. 74c; BED 73lAc; No white, 73c asked Corn
quiet and weak: no yellow, 44Ac; No yellow, +ic; No
corn .44c: No 8 corn, 4s&e Oats dull No 2 white,
dt30l1c: No white. 2914 944c No white 29c; No
mixed. 27Ac: No mixed, 262ac. Rye-No nominaly.
G3lec Flour firm.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
STOCK ON HAND.

l 12.-Turpentine market Arm at o11ac.
ygad
New-York tribune., 1900-04-13
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA & WESTERN

Stations in NewYok. foot OF Barclay and chr,,,oDn
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-03-14
HIGH.

HIGH.
losses through ordinary numbering are
considerable in the aggregate. Some
OF the items connected with unneces-
Sary waste are as follows:
Where the numbering is done under
the system Of contracts and subcon-
tracts. the temptation for & jobber to
do careless work is Very great. Cilless
carefully watched he is apt to cut I'M
necessarily high stumps. to leave large
tops in order to avoid the trouble of
trimming off the branches. to leave
trees lodged in hard woods and other
wise to fall below the standard of good
numbering.
The principal loss arising from care
less numbering is occasioned by a.
needlessly high stumps. co large tops.
60 skids left in the woods, a. valua BILE
timber used in leveling roads and (5)
destruction of small growth in telling,
skidding and hauling.
When the trees are felled by chop
ping, the stumps are cut at the point at
which the ak naturally falls when the
chopper stands erect. This is usually
about three inches above the ground.
The majority of trees. however, are
somewhat lower. averaging about 80
inches in height. The sawyers protest
against cutting low stumps, because it
tires their backs to stoop over. Expe-
rience by careful lumbermen has prov
ed that such high stumps are entirely
needless.
Where numbering is done under con-
tract it has been the usual custom in
the Adirondacks to cut only logs which
will scale six inches at the top end.
Where timber is cut for pulp smaller
logs can be used, and many companies
which operate their own camps compel
the choppers to cut logs as small as
five and often four inches. The aver
age size of the top log is nearer eight
inches. There are in some cases to
II feet Of wood left in tops which is fit
for pulp and which is actually so used
by many companies.
The point will at once be raised that
the tops are of inferior quality. The
reply is that many companies use this
material and that the total amount Is
so great that it would pay to utilize It
even at only one-fourth the price of the
rest of the timber.
The majority of sideways are built
of spruce. 1t is the custom to leave the
skids in the woods. and the owner
loses not only the stumpage value Of
the timber thus wasted. but also the
advantage of future increment which
the trees would take on if left stand
ing.
Destruction of small growth in haul
ing takes place on steep roads. where
the transfers frequently scatter spruce