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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07

FIIoGR AND MEAI-The decline In wheat caused a
down down 90 l0e and much wanted decline
less unae1ttd spring patents e Is ess4: wne
strashs 50 4oass 90; patents So sos$
wnss 81 a:2 no s9eas 81 Soas 70 pef
ton; spot and to arrive RYE FLouRousS Quoted:
- .; &C 3, ArEa Quoted KIN dried g 2oa
STEADY QUOTED: Spring bran spot SIC e seeks; to
white iddling slsasls So city Bran sid 5S
81 81 homny chop SIG 90 omea s2s 49, inseed ocake.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Urde the Influence Ct active lQui
dalton the wheat market yesterday sold on sharply and
vas in the hands Of bear traders practically the entire
day. showing steadiness whatever just the
opening and again at the close. when demand from
Final prices sc close of the
10 serious ever reported. Among in
huenees carving weight on the bear side were appre
and also that the reported actions OF leading Chicago
bulls in selling large quantities late Thursday
unloading movement in which event wheat would be sure
S, 6s IA hs ,bo1
amounted fifteen loads Northwest receipts asa
year ago quotations Of cash Wheat. adost basis
we're follows No red Ney-York 7s.sc Ne hard hard
half May: Duluth, s. No. No hard Mani
toba s2%c; No Northern Duluth. soac' all pr9gmpt;
Liquidation at Chicago very heavy at times
during the day prices SUSTAINING ant declines u
shorts out earlier in the day resulted
a ane @ prev night s
both reported good export demand Tor com during the
shipments $4,000 bush asains. &c GOO
Sush las, sd since bush have YEAR been
portess bought 50 loads at the Sea6oard Ne corn
sSa sHs ana sns for
inactive and easier. closing &c net lower No cats
SlSisa a. sess
afoat: state rye. BIC. c i New-York CARROTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot OF Chambers 81.
"a follows and minutes earlier rom ". Esd
900 a. m Day.-BuTalo Express-arr. Buffalo p n
For Binghamton. waverly. Elmira and Bradford SOLD
train Coaches and parior to Buffalo.
go D. m. Daily.-Chicago LITnitet-Fast mai-sohf
train Chicago arriving $50 ATT Cleveland 10
m Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
7.SO D. m. Daily-BufralO and Cleveland Express-sr
TO5 Bradford 20 jamestown 100 and Younss-
Cleveland 1880 .. seepers to Buffalo
and Cleveland Cafe car.
9IS % m DaiIy-Soid train for Btnshamton. waverly.
Elnra Chicago. Sleepers TO Buffalo, Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining
YIN1CKETs, LOCAL TIMb CARDS AND PULLMAN A.
i COMMODATIONS III, 112 261. s0l and e5l Broad
way ST. and 279 West 125th ST. chambers
23d ferries. New York: 32S and $50 Fuioa
St eS Broadway Brooklyn 122 River HObOken. ant
Jersey City Station York Transfer Co calls for a2a
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07

METALs-Tin continues TO decline under an absence
and G ia ssRs ns s4s sPd at $40
to price displayed firm undertone closing spell
ruled steady sf b snG S Il a asked
Pig iron waTrsn,s quiet Lead ruled da closing
9 s 81 as. 30 and and & a 2 8 The
AN ;b fair local trade
held firm from opening TO closing. with sellers
era demand with sellers entertaining arbitrary IDEAS
Gisc; 14ai9c; coed 2Ga2sc; prime 8OGSic New
common l7@l9s fair ls@i4e; good i5@16e; prime, 2oG
al H4d s
gg0T@n ossh IN some trades
london ID GLASGOW Cad Bristol 4Ssd Leith ga
Serda Amserdam a.a a Msv co ." Rls to
oil was Gn and 1ps s9 easy on small
lots although s entirely nominal in Absence OF
Iinseed oil WIS frm at yesterdays advance. quote
bis So r. and N S Hns s. % E refined 50
so So deod9 ri naphha ST. - Co9rseed oiPrm
summer yellow nominal butter grades, 3a3Sc; prime
can 53alic; American boiled, G5aGc: Calcutta raw
lie Western nseed oil quoted q urd2r city brands lard
PRovIsIoNs,-Actiye unloading took place in hog
Expected decline of IN hos o n%s 11rs
Of numerous stop loss ordrs few OF the packers
yard 6 trend Of prices Al Ghicas0 there receipts
5000 head; estimated at Chicago for Saturday. 24co0
head The local mars, T was r unsettled and in smah
night Nav pork at The Wet has los, al gu, oil of s
premium. while May ribs Yesterday seemed 10 be he
centre = attraction PoRK-Steady. Quoted: Mess
qnottd Mes '' $40 5SGs CASH aml
sl2Gs1a 20; packet sill 5oaS12 extra In liza mes
@s22 DRESSED IIoGS-ssady Quoed Basons.
q D. m 70 p Gs Smoking sres MEATS
Sc: II m 7isd7slc; IL n TIC asked; IA N. re
Picked shoulders firm. Quoted: Glad6%c. Picked hams
Cteady; Quoted: io4 alolse : -. TALLow-steady.
Fesv. quoted: &c city lard quiet. Quoted 67sc. Re
fined lard quiet Quoted; South America, 77ac: Con
CmpOund
city, dasmei1c: Western. 6%4G4c 80. .STEARINE-
Steady oroted Oleo Tc: CITY lard stearne 7ihc
RICE-The feeling on the part Of sellers not over
confident today. but prices well maintained and the
market closed steady despite apathy eaureess
eTni conditions Domestic low Pa
fair coed. th@5c: nrme TO choice. 5kn5%c: head.
5%G6i4c: Pstna. 4isd44sc Japan 4aaixc; Java. AZ a
"a =: Rangoon. in bond. 2d2tsc,
sUGAR-In the refined marha business dragged consid
erahy all dav, with the close regular Prices
CHANGED d"soite continued runors that decline
ternplated Nv the trust Quotations follow
and crushed 555c dominoes lin half bbls on!y) ard
mould A, 5.+Oc cubes and xxx powdered 30c; now
dered powdered and fruit powdered CSC: Eagle
graduated 54Oc. Eagle graduated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOrk April 9, 1900.
COFFEE DAYS market for Brazil coffee futures
speculative apathy On the opening call only Two lots
dragged sales had been increased only $3.50
bags. with the transactions confined May June Sep
TENDER and December that hour. The later ruling
OF the frmer light covering with the
local entirely control. HaVre reported
advance Of i franc which was partially offset by
decline 4 pig positions at Hamburg; neither
Rio nor reported changes in the
receipts which considerably larger The later feat
however. measurabl3' offset by material in
warehouse deliveries OF Brazil coffee in the
United States these reported at 3D. los bags Total
sales for the session 1900 bags with the market finally
firm, net unchanged 10 points higher Rio cleared
bags per Button, April g. Spot Brazilian
coffee the open market better than steady, II
that the basis of yesterdays prices. QUO
tatons or less nominal at any figure We
quote: No s. INC; No T. 7S&c No 9, Sc; No 4. SAC.
The of contract prices in the local market to-day
WAS as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. April Cotton steady; middlng CSC: low
midding. exc; good ordinary ssc; receipts 1917
sales. stock. 30.
Baltimore. April GCctton minal. mddng
rniddIing, 51Gc; good ordinary lll6c:
20 bales: gross 2T2; exports 10 The Continent
stock. 1881
Savannah. Aprf Cotton quiet; middlinc 9ssc low
good CrdiIary. hfsc:
exports Great Britain. +7s2; Continent IL
ooastwise I22. sales stock. %.
New-Oreans. Auri Cotton quiet mid.ling. 5-lG-:
nf6dlfng i-IGc. SIC:
gross. 1853;
70 France 2z54 the Continent go coast wise 200;
Gales / 500: stock corrected St:t. 2a5.
Memphis Aprii e.-t'ctton stead. mddnG aazc; low
ruddg sikc: good ordinary. SIC Iecep- 95 a!ee:
gross s4e shipments. $50; sales 325 1893 :. T45
1899. l19. 16l.
81 Louis April Cotton steady. middli-g exc. low
rnjddrR 15-l6c. good ordinary. net rscelrg
81 bales gross 335. shipments LOIS sales 525 stock
81 ,539.
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TO CONFER ON MAIL HANDLING.
POSTMASTER VAN CoTT AND CHIEF BEAV-
ERs TO MEET-NEw-YoRK DELEGA-
TONS IN WASHINGTON TO
JRGE NEW PoSToFFICE.

Postmaster Van Colt expects to have a conference
with George w. Beavers. Chief of the Salary ana
Allowance Division Of the Pcstofice Department at
Washington, with reference to handling the mails
al the New-York Office with greater dispatch Some
time ago Mr.. Van Colt suggested to the Depart
ment that possibly Station H. in the Grand Central
Palace building could take of the second
class mail handling away from the main office. Mr.
Van Colt said yesterday that the experiment OF
handling some of the Pennsylvania mails would
proa bly, be tried Station II. but he did not ex-
pect would relieve the congestion materially,
as proper place for the forwarding OF the mails
the general Office
There Will be only one outcome OF the situation
eventually" said Mr.. Van Colt and that Will be
a good deal room somewhere else.
Washington. April 6.-New-York's needs Of a new
uptown postofice urged to-day before the
House Committee Public Buildings and Grounds
by g delegation from commercial and business or
CARNATIONS of New-York. including the Board of
Trade and Transportation. the Merchants Associa-
ton and the Warehouse Association. and by Repre-
sentatives Mcclellan and Levy; of New-York Most
of the sentiment favorable to site in the
neighborhood of Madison Square The inadeauaey
sented Mr. Levy dissented from the Madison
Square suggestions. and urged a site in Lexington
ave. The committee did not take final action
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BALTIMORE & Ohio r. r.

FOH THE
Leave York, South Ferry tWhshali TeruninaN ~
foot OF Liberty street.
sDaily. tExcept Sunday tSundsys
CHICAGO '45o a m. Ciber,y street only. 'iso p n
'l2 10 night. -.
PIrTsBURG, .4.so a. m GAberty street oaly>. IS"
> CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 q m .S55 .. n
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE tSoo 1000 Diner.
siIO A. m. (pner) II. 90 2. CDinsrl. 81 80 (Dtnes
90 ('Roya Limited exclusively Pullman Train Dnss
Cafe) ASS DINER. '355 DINER. and II"
night. NORFOLK. 100 p.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light q.
Cfaces. Pol. S34 1884 Broadway. IS Union 50
w I2T Bowery, " Y; $40 Fulton ST. Brooklyn: White
hall Terminal and Liberty Baggage checked ron
hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
PAINTINGS OF EUROPEAN ARTISTS SOLD

The second ard last evenings auction sale of AZ
paintings by European artists took place last
ing at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. No 3S6 Fifth
ave In all seventy-one paintings sold. and
most Of them brought good prices Some of the
paintings sold with the prices paid for them. are
follows: Turkish Street Scene" by P. Joano-
witch. for $40: Countess of Nottingham" by Sir
Pete Lely, for $3.50: Portraits of Two Children
by Thomas C5ainsborough, for $3.50 Nine. de
Bour5on-Ccont." BY. Pierre Mgnard, for $40: La
Camargo." by Louis j. F. Lagrenee for 5000; "A
Lady OF the Spanish Court" by Claudio Coello
for s22o, and Lady Cathcart" and Portrait of
Mrs Tinkham,' both by Francis Cotes, for 800
each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

prrvrs poo.,... Sew-YOrk: AP.iI 8. 1900
S% d for Of RSt al 81 s @
heal up en- ali grades and top grades grades
MsTe co Te d rm bulls We're slow and weak cows dull
10 good native steers sold at 81 sass 40 100 10
Cow At s. Hast, Used Bee -, " arsS s ' ~
with little selling above size cables slow.
from this port G 5 owe so cs ar w d @
TO Liverpool 100 quarters of beef for fasnans Com
sha@0sTg Son; 1s5 q
OF for swift & Co the Hindeo TO Hui 155 cattle
bort for the %R ending 9s2 nT na
l055 sheep and 1908 quarters OF beef. all of
saIssINsw,on Co: stable fed PENNSYLVANIA
m at g 90 STer1ge - % per 100 NJ 10 a. lis
Sc H. L. e bulls 1909 - n at s. 20 cows $50 n at 50 s5
ss ~ at ao 80 hs sa 3 SO h. a. So
y III n 11os oS!o
ii pennsylvania cows al n at ga do $50 r. at 3 %
% Sanders 10 Pennsyivanla steers 1928 n at s. 80
COWS 1895 NJ at =; do 1919 ~ a, 50 25; IL do $50
Mcpherson bulls. Isl ~ at So 49, do $40 70.
st So g. 80 % 20 ;os l2 n S. il do lGi N al
S2s g. 20 a. y s. 8 at
at s. Do SO % 81 s. & 15 80 H. at L do $50 d.
sS2 e Is dc st S $50 at 3 @
M Collins; bulls ~ a, So 70; COWS. 70.
J. P Nelson 3 bulls = sss d. a, 50 10 cows SCI 10
CALVES Receipts s2s head, including 2ee for the
there 33S sale. There quite lively demand
for the stock, and prices firm and the
cleared early. Common choice veals sold So and
81 % 100 10; cus 81 Cftv dressed veas firm
s91c; country dressed steady 5a9c little calves firm
445c.
Sales-George DiIenback: Go veals. 1871 70 average
81 1914 per 100 70: do 154 10 81.
Jelfe Wright Co.: % veals. 125 10. at 81; do 112
10 at IS.
ss5 : ss:,i ii E 3 st
81; ID. SO so: DO. 100 n. at s. so
SHEEP I4AMBS-Receipts II 1904
including butchers and o for the
which Jersey City and at Sixteth-st Sheep
light supply and higher for good stock; lambs were
also firm but quotaby higher The pens We're cleared
Common good sheep sold at SSgSo per 100 ID clipped
sheep. 5oQs4 IS; common choice lambs Sass 40;
clipped lambs. SO 70; spring lambs, s3GSo per head
Dressed mutton firm sOc 10; dressed lambs 100
12ac; dressed winter lambs S3nS6 per carcass
Sales-S Sanders 15S state lambs 81 10 average, at
IS 25 state sheep Al 100 10. IS 70;
clipped do. 81 go spring lambs at IS each;
do 81 90 do at So.
D. Harrington 1874 State lambs. OF 10, IS 20: III
DO % 10, IS 80: 10s clipped Western do 81 no. at
Sc sheep. 81 10 IS 80; buck. $50 10 ar So
Newton & ii2 Ohio lambs. 90 10 at IS 20; go
Michigan IS 10 IS l2l. "a Ohio sheep. II 70 at
So 10 clipped 1ls 81 75 Pennsylvania sheep.
113 10. a IS rs.
Harrington Co.. As Kentucky lambs IS n. at 81 2'
116 Kentucky sheep 1O4 N. at IS 70.
s. Judd & Co.: 80 Kentucky lambs. 70 10 at ST; 122
Kentucky sheep. 90 10, at IS 30
rather single deck for the market. Feeling
very firm Buffalo and Chicago advces. The whole
quoted S. 409S5 so 100 n. Country
dressed firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
lEHICH VALLEY,

Stations 2sd Cortlandt Desbrosse,
II. Il. FeFriesl
hgurcs COrtlandt Desbrosos
Daily sunday Sunday leaves 50 Pm Other
tSunday SIS eSunday leaves Is
4 ndayl e. oil NJ. sunday SIS Pm.
81 ZOO A Local EASrON.
-1.11 NJ. For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West principal local points Paror and Dining Con-
Cts or t4al Branchest.
t.fI.J5. 1900 Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
50" IN tue world Limited seating
capacity connecting with throughS eepes
tuD Detroit Il Chcp Dining ar a n
.12.55 90 p Ms For wiLkhS-BARRE, SCRANTON,
p3.53 l.ICI NJ Coal Branches and intermediate points
v.3.IO y5.2OP.M. Local for MATCH CHUNK.
Chicago Nestthule Limited For MAG
ARA FA.S points West Through Sleeping Cces Chicago
.,.SS S.OOrM Expos ton Express for BUFFALO and
.S.J5, 900 Pm. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO
and West. n Chicago.
so TlAINFtELD and HOUND BROOK locals except
Sund,-: IS $50 Il 10 40. '6p
and Pullman accommodations
rs. Broadway Square West Columbus Ave,
an Fulton Bdwy
Y Transfer Co win call for baggage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
TO TEST WHALEN'S POWER TO CONFESS
BROOKLYN LEAGUE BRINGS A sultan ASTON
IsHING ERROR.

An action 10 test Corpora ton Counsel Whalen's
right TO confess judgments against the city of
New-York was begun yesterday In the Supreme
Court in Kings County. The action is brought by
members OF the Brooklyn League. The League is
represented in the suit by Ludwig Nissen, Samuel
Rowland and Henry ". Sheriff. The Court is
asked to vacate a judgment for sl0T1 43 confessed
by the Corporation Counsel in the suit of Charles
F Nilleman calker In the Department of Water
supply under the Prevailing Rate of Wages law.
Milleman received s. 80 day. The Corporation
Counsel said he believed g the prevailing
wage for calkers. Instead of Judgment being con-
fessed for 1855 days. which Milleman said his
period Of employment. by astonishing error
judgment confessed fer 21427s days.
The Brooklyn League, while ii does believe
that this discrepancy IS due to any fraud. is con-
WINGED that the hasty. i'll advised and negligent
manner In which this and other judgments We're
confessed amounts in fact TO fraud upon the city
and serious waste of its funds said James +.
Mckinney secretary of the League. yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
LLvrRrooL corToN MARKfr.

Liverpool April 8, p m-cotton-spot quiet. prices
I-32n lower American middi!ng. fair ll-lGd good
n.ddling. 1924: middng l3 a2d: low middlms,
9-32G: good ordinary 332d ordinary, ~ 32d. The
sales OF the day 1000 bales Of which for
speculation and export, and included $500 American
ceipfs ba al American. Futures opened quiet
and closed quiet but steady the decline American
uliddling M G. April, 1864 sellers. April and NAV
MAY and June, I26iG5 l3 Cad sellers:
June July 8 1854 sellers July August T-G4d
sellers. and September. 50 sd buyers:
September and October 1864 sellers; October No
venber, 30-GiQi S1-efd sellers: November Deem
Der 2s-644s 25-Gsd buyers: December January
226i4s % 64d buyers; January and February. u
b1zers-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
Railroads..
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
9l2 A. NJ S.55 p NJ. Daily except Sunday Pitts
field: Sundays only at $50 A
Pullman Cars all through
Illuminated with Pintsch
Ticket offices 11S 26l. AIS and 1919 broadway -
Union So w. 235 Columbus Ave. OIL l2Jth St
I2ath ST and 13Sth ST stations New York 3ss T2d
Telephone Cortandt'' YORK Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from or residence by
Wescott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
WASHINGTON AND THE sorrv

100 SIS: S55 1910 Desbros.es ana Cor,1,na, g..
ND DINING Carr 055 Dining Car a "a 4, q "a
sDssSrosses and Cortland, Streets 2N q s 40
trssIonsI LIN all Parior and Dining Cars Is 40
s Dinns Car tss Dining Carr. Is D m IL 10 .sss
s..SnGay. 8 =. s55 10 So Dining Carr m. i2H X.
,onsrersionsl Lin all Parior and Dining cs.S
20 - Dining Carr. ass Dining Carr 90
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-.FIorida Limited. 1as
soRFo aN6 WsrEaS Rx = 70 P9shE sai S.r,,.
Afi%STfc eosEf ITEF6 aidy Special,
week Week-eays Express S55 a and o % D N al"
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAIIwAY-T55 a N DS Va.
FOB OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoIk.-Ig
,T MesS S-q1y and and IS m. daily
and Cortlandt Streets SO y m, Ia OSSrrs..s
CCesun1,ed Trains Buffet Partor Cars and staacass
CAPE MAY-1255 D. m weekdays
r9T points on New York and Long Railroad f.,
oNoest Twenty-thi Street Station. SIS a. N iito
1ron Des5-osses and Cortlandt Streets 200 a. N
I'D $40 end SO m Sundays. a m. SIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA
s25 ss5 % ,e55 Fe7rp 1s.teI5 10 Ccssr1 %
SnG C1,tlandt Streets 10 2n Dining Carr 50 Dinas
Z2h- 80. 321. 255. as 425 Dining Carr
% n 'D N T9 CAP SO Dining car, I SIS es
Limited. 955- lO.55 Dining Carr a. "a 1873 ~
C1ininz Car %. 3-55 4 Dining carr IS Cs.S
1i sL1 90 Dining Carr. T55. SIS. 925 p m. I,io
Ticket Offices Nc. al 90 11as 1854 III ard 2s1 Rr,.s
way; Aston House West Tweutv-third Street station.
Court Street SEQ Fulton Street ss Rrosdwav an;
Pennsylvanis annex Station BROOKLYN: station Jersey
cry The New York Transfer Company will call n,
70 destination '-sa
Telephone "e14 ghteeuth Street for Pennsylvania Ra
road Cab Service "
J. b. HUTCHINSON r W0O0
General Manager. General Pass'r Azssa
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA & WESTERN.
statInn. hal New-York foot of Rarcay and Chrslopha
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin 81. station, n T. "a ~
and Is m. later foot Of w Al 81 -, f,srrolr
.I.iAS T.. NJ CONTINENTAL LlMlIEp Ioi
Chicago and ST. Louis. pirtng Car
s6iI5 p M. Chicago and 81. Louis Limited.
$40 p M. Buffalo and Niagara talis EAp'eSS
.o;IS p NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express
sDaily. Except sunday. -. BassAos
Timetables at principal hotels and ofnces rxrresA
checked from hotel residence by Westeo.. n T.
C. e LAMBERT. General Passenger As'Ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady No 3
sprlng wheat 63d6Sc; No > red. 6yi2@70c: No
SO 10 veto" corn 3lc: NJ oats . a25+c;
10 white - +qsc; No 3 white 27i4 @2Siec No .
56c No barley. 4l@s5c: No l haxseed. 81 40;
\ " 81 7O prime timothy 50 clover
tract grace O mess pork Dbl Si2 o5 Sl2 40; lard
per 100 n SO 55GS6 20: short ribs
dry salted shoulders tboXed 50HsG ~:
sides boxed 30: whiskey dstiere' finished
unchanged On the Produce Exchange to-day
market was easy creamer.es 1920; diaries 15aisc
Cheese firm. l2ftl3c- Eggs steady. fresh, 1870.
Cincinnati. April s.-Flolr dun. Wheat easier; .
red. 72G721=c. Corn quiet; No mixed. firm:
No mixed 2412c. Rye dun: No >. Gle. quiet.
So -. BuIkmests firm. s. 05 Bacon quiet 81 Wins
steady. 914c Cheese firm
Milwaukee. April 6.-WEcat Iowe~: No Northern. GA
Csc: No Northern. t3ao. Rye higher; W J. IS2c. Bar
ley steady: No ? i3a4dc: sample. 39' 4942lzc-
Northern. April 63sc: May, G4l&qG45 sc: July G6;sa
66sc September 60 &c. track. No hard. 66lsc: No
Norhern o55sc; No : northern G3Psc; Flour first pat
clears, s. 10 Bran unchanged.
Philadelphia. April 6-Wheat q lower; grade
April, 12S4 dE3s4c Corn weak and PC lower No mixed
No do 3052G31c; No = mixed DO 29ie a3oe Seeds dull
and unchanged clover Western. bush CARROTS
. 20; do Pennsylvania. III. quality. 3'2G7c
timothy Western. per csrlots.
STEADY; fancy Western. 2c;
firm: fresh. nearby l112al2c do Western.
70; Southern. &c. steady. Re
cefpts-Flou-. goo bbls 10000 sacks. wheat &c 0lo
bush: corn. l6S.o0 Bush; 1900 Shipments
Wheat. Coco bush 1900 bush: 10000 bush.
ST Louis. Assil Close Wheat, No red cash Al asc
April. Il &c. MAY. 70AQI0i4c: July 67asGG.l NJ >
hard 6iqG8c. Corn. No cash. SIC: April &c: MAJ
3slsc July 9fsc Oats. 80 cash 25Isc: April
25zc Ma. 25i+c: JuIy. ease: No white. G.3,.
May i3'.c torn firm unchangei; No mixed i1lzc
dull lower No mixed. &c Rye unchanged: No . ca s
% &c cioyerserd firm higher prime cash Old, 81 90
2JGS4 G2iz unchanged
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THE STATE Of TRADE.

Buffalo. april eSPring wheat. No Northern 795sc;
~ rsd hard 81 SC , Wn Ter Wheat beat
steady No yellow, 455.c: No yellow 45c; No corn.
z5c; No 3 corn, isS+c. cats. No white. sic; No
white, 3oitc: No white. 3oc; No mixed 2sc No
nominsly e3isc-
Chicago. APRIL oThe leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
COLER NOT 4 CANDIDATE.
SAYS HE WILL QUIT POLITICS AT THE END
OF HIS PRESENT TERM.

Controller Coler said yesterday that he not
a candidate for the office OF Mayor. for any
other office under the city government notwith-
standing the action of Plymouth Church, Brook
lyn in putting him forward for Mayor.
4 intend TO go back Wall Street when I leave
This Office" he said land leave politics alone"
Nr. Coler inclined TO treat the church pro-
ceedings as simply a personal compliment TO him
self
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07

COTTON-There much speculative stir in
ton The market was less "a market than II
ever is still dominated by fears of manipulation. and
the traders Outsiders
at all The decline Liverpool less than
orally looked for, ard market opened about steady
opening call the general list leveed up advance
OF i TO points yesterdays prices partly the
strength Of the Liverpool weekly statement, which
had Enthusiastically bush significance. The bears
other bullsh features discounted present prices
After waiting in contingent
their buying tactics. OF the
operators commenced TO sell, absence outside
from the best figures Of morning. Selling
CELEBRATED by generally favorable crop and weather
counts from the cotton belt and also by reports OF weak
ness in Southern spot markets where sellers said
some time past At however. il
market with the local hesitation increased by unsats
factory accounts from the drygoods market which pointed
TO materially smaller call for goods The market
finally quiet, to points
Hubbard Bros & Co.'S The temper
81 the local trade is the belief manipulation the
bull side 10 permit the liquidation Of the bulls II nothing
else. Price, Mccormick Co letter The
quantity OF cotton ursold points
moderate and indisposed
with their cotton full II main
their demands. foreign supplies insufficient
consumers until the end OF season The ''n
sight figures Statistlcan sufficiently
out with expectations to Influence the late market 1t
1882 bales. against i35.
and 563Tl in 1897. The total brought
thus this 32S
last 10. 3f2S 14 in 1898 and 1897. The
change and The Liverpool Cotton will closed
Good Friday and the following Saturday The English
market Will also remain closed ensuing Monday.
The Of contract prices in the local market day
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