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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-18
NOTICIAS
GENER ALES

An O1lCla La SII) re-
concentrate en- Arecibo, ignor&ndo,
Sc los motivos de esta de5ermina
ci0l.
Entire repubiicanos y faderales
podra haber diferencias de princi'
pios, de formas y hasta de procedi'
mlentos, pero estan pletameute
identiacados en- que el me.or ciga
rrillo que Sc fuma en- ell de marca
Elm de Siglo.. 8
El domingo 16 del corriente de-
positaron AS imponentes 1914 40 en-
el Credito y Ahorro Poncef1o has.
ia aquella fecha SO han expedido
3,671 iibretas.
Sigue el jubilee; mas de 80 ira.
jes de muselinas francesa & Y 10
centavos vara, nans1s y te]as mag
nficas q 5 centavos, driles finos q Is
centavos, driles de hilo de SO cen
tavos a 25 centavos: en- <El Clelo
Sc encuentra en- esta Capital
don Vicente Martinez, Leon, macs
tro de instruction pdblica.
Toaa la parte oriental de Ia
Colonia de Orange. Sc encuentra
dominada per los beers, segdn des
pachos de Lorenzo Marquee.
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How Eaidra por ruta los In

Hoy Faldra por ruta los ind!
viduos Renigno Cruz Celestino
Sanchez
Sa ha ordenado salgan por ru,
"a para Bay anon y Ponce respecti'
vamente los individuos Florsnti no
Rodriguez y Manuel Negron.
Desde esta fecha quedan anula'
dos los Cata'agos de libros del sBa
gar Otero Ponce, P R, y empeza
mos puhlicar, con los precios en-
orc, la relaci6n de las snovelas,
obras recreAtivas, dramaticas, pos
ticas, & & Que forman uno de- los
mas selectos apartados del catalog
general que Sc esta preparando, y
que enviamos franco de porte al que
10 solicite Recomendamos tan mag
Dit1ca y barata existencia.
Sc encuentran en- Arecibo los
Letrados Sres. Cuevitlas y Hermi'
MO Diaz que han lido q la vista en-
juicio oral de una demania por
dnShauc;o ihterpuesta por do11a Pc
t.. B3-rios de Fernandez contra don
Sebastian Figueroa, cuyo juicio es
intere sante por tratarse de querer
cObrar un arrendamiento en- orc anne
ricano que Sc pagaba antes en- none
da provincial
Lord Kitchener IS obieto de
agrias cenauras por Ia prensa de
Londres, con motive de la victoria
de los beers al mando del general
Delarey, y dice que va por el mismo
camino de ios ounce ganera,es que
le han prec edido fracasado.
Desp achos de Pasfs dicen que
ell Senado y ell Congreso han spro
bado ol credito para ia construction
de nuovos buquas de guerra, que
haran poderosisima la fuerza naval
de Ia Repplblica Francesa
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Esta manana tomo puerto. pro
cedente de New York, el vapor
transporte americana <Mc Clellan
Ia fondeaio en- el puerto de
Arecibo el vapor <Arkadia> con
cuatro mil sacos da arroz y otros
artfculos procedeutes de New Or
leans Sc despacho para Aguadilla,
Del pueblo de Cay>y, nos escri'
ben diciendonos:
<Que para guitar las penas
de mberbes y de barbudos,
NADIA hay como Ell ron <Escudcs
de ID fabrica de Arenas.
Ricos licores allf hay,
Anfs, fresa, pajarete
An1s <MascOta> anisete
y hasta Ell vino de Tokay>
Gale Santa Elena, todo pre-
clos limitados.
Ha muerto en- San German Ell
e>1tnable vecino de aquel pueblo
don Bernardo Coilado
H policla Juan Pedro Cruz
condujo aver hasta su casa, en- el
pOOiauO u0 oaQluEce. al ih0lVi iuuC
Victuria no Andino cue cay6 enfer-
mo gu i'd estacion del tranvla sien~
do asisti1o por e! doctor Velez
PODER
Participants al Comercio que
con fecha once de Julio del corren
tie af1o. y ante el Notario don Santa
60 r. Palmer, COnferimos poder ge-
neral a nuestro emplado don Este
ban Tercats
San Juan Puerto kico Is de
Dicieu bres de 1900
G Tinaud y c.
e-~6---1
Tenemos en- cartera: y SO pm,
blicara maf1ana, una <carta cerrada>
que autoriza Ia prima de Antonio
Rios, sobre el emprestlto municipal.
FL eScesO de materiales de-
actuaidad nos ha impedido su publ
caci6n en- ell presente ndmerc.
Por robo en- ell cafe IN arina
Coffe" fu6 detenido esta maf1ana
Ciprian Calder6n, quien SO halla a
disposition del Juzgalo de Cate
dral
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Notice |. advertisers.

At tits office we receive adver,
tisements in e 'nglish and publish
them in SPANS h without any extra
charge for tran Station.
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-18

Au1uue dicbas Pfldcras bi-s seHcs,daa
precise p-ecave fse siemprs de lss tntadones para
conseguIr, pues las de lojSttua proesdea o. ftAss
que cada GAIA telga de f&brtca: eli tetxa
to del Or. Revsrtn Ia tape superior un seHo aue
Dice DR.. Nicots Rever6n, Ponce, Puerto Rico 8" On
ID inferior, hrna ei lado dereshe de L. M
exterior dc cada caita-
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OEposITOS IN Las SIGuIeNTES FARMACIAs

Vale Cancio TtoDce- Gui'Iermety. San Juar.- No
let, C. j. Mon agas. Mayagdez- -R0vira TON esxo-
50, Agueiia Rivera, Arec!bo. -. Picornell, Las -
Gsteli. Yauco.t Zavala. Gu- ysnia a-FsErer, ' Rsy-
mes, Juana Dlaz---- 1etances Coano.-- PlassAas
Cayey.
MS0 s9npn Pr fSsta p5sas ae
DEL DR.. REVERON hegs constsr: que las letitimas
son las preparadas excusvsmente en- 10 acfedfsAda
Farmscia Drbgueria de Vale Cancio que son ioo
derositarfos del Ia VERpADERA FORAuLA q
UN1COS que esS4n autorizados para usAr nj noR
dichAS p(idofsG Or RsvsfonI
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fREVOLUCIONl

Es una verdadera revoluciGn
Ia que ha estallado en- ell pdblico a.
saber la colosalimportaci6n de obje
tos para Pascuas. A1o nuevo Re-
yes recientemente hecha por Ell
NUEVO BAZAR San Francieco 40
y que 8 precios sin competencia rea
liza este acreditado establecimiento
En- adornos para tOcador hemos re
cibidO multitud de fnlsimos ObjetOs
de biscuit, loza, porcelana. bacarat
y cristal. Nos completeness en- anun'
ciar con toda Ia debida auticipaci6r
infnidad de novedades para carna'
val. En- juguetes esperamos por u
pr6ximo vapor de Europa un million
de art1culos que haran las delicias
de los f1if1os. Visitad a Ell NUEVO
RAZAR
Despachos de Africa del Sur
dan cuenta de que ell General De-
larey, on 600 homb, es. ataco un
convoy ingles cerca de Buffelsport,
capturaudolo, y quemando los ca
rros despues de repartir Ell botfn.
Fue una derrota completa para los
;ngleses.
ESta manaua, muy de madru'
gada, dos individuos trataron de 70
bar en- ell cafe <Marina Coffe, esta.
blecido en- los bajos del Banco Agrf'
cola, siendo sorprendidos por un
depediente en- los niomentos en- que
cargaban con algunos objetos y en-
tre ellos con diez duros que habian
logrado acaparar. Ell dependiente de-
tuvo unO que penas cuenta Is
af1os, entregandolo a la poIicfa,
quien le sigue la pista al otro.
Sc pagan Duen precio los
objetos de artes siguientes.
Grabados en- marfil y MADEIRA
Percelana decorada.
Cuadros al Oleo.
Esculturas de marbol
Encajes blancos Antiques etc
Direction. Fl. Landsberg
AL cuidado del correo.
San Juan p Rico
Ms 4~0
Las notjcias de Cape Town
dicen que Lord Kitchener, Genera
lisimo del ejercito Ingles, ha decla
RADIO que procedera sin mise ricordia
nj compassion contra los que cons
p1ren en- las pOblaclones to ns.das
por los Ingleses.
-. Ell General Knox que perse.
guia al General Delarey, ha >ido
derrotado en- ell camino de Snish
field, teniendo que emprender la
retirada con Ell resto de su ejArcito
hacia Wepner.
En- la Gale de San Francisco,
ertre Cruz y San Justo, hace falta
SO instale otro peg uef1o foco de luz
| electrica, pues de bido la distancia
que media entire los focos grandes de
las esquinas queda aquel trozo muy
| oscuro.
Hoy Sc ha acercado esta re-
dacci6n nuestro amigo don CUTLER
! mo Moscoso manifestandopos que
| auaque fue cierto que Sc le propuso
una plaza como maestro de azdcar
para una central de las islas de
Hawii 81 no acept6 dicha proposition
por no convenirle y al mismo ITEM
pc nos di6 las gracias por los con-
.eptos que Ia merecimos.
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PadDras ReconstitQYentcS
DEL DIR. D. NICOLAS REBERON

PririAgio erczuslro neai7o Wudd e 5 dr. Uayo
/as0ritls nQntH dc WQhtRbn EnHo f4-90
Rtada SUD- IL JHnLa Superior Sad de PuertoRsc
Preporodos ia ForEnocia de vaI!e Cancio
PONCE fUi---.TO- -RIGO
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4 Espdhd.

Reoiada autor voda Aeraro nnusca ceerada po
Casino Esp0nO de l9OO dedcada
la Colonia espanoaa residene en- Puerto Rico.
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En- la Gale de San Francisco,
eutre Cruz y San Justo, hace falta
SO instale otro peg uef1o foco de luz
electrical, pues debido a la distancia
que media entire los focos grandes de
las esquinas queda aquel trozo muy
QscurO.
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Por robo en- Ell cafe IN arina
Coffe" fue detenido esta manaua
Ciprian Calder6n, quien Sc halla a
disposition del Juzgalo de Cate
dral.
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-l.El General Knox que perse
guia al General Delarey, ha >ido
derrotado en- Ell camino de Snish
field, teniendo que emprender la
retirada con Ell resto de su ej4rcito
hacia Wepner.
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Las notjcias de Cape Town
dicen que Lord Kitchener, Genera
lfsimo del ejercito Ingles, ha decla
RADIO que procedera sin mise ricordia
nj compassion contra los que cons
~piren en- las poblaciones to nadas
nor los Inpleses
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Tenemos en- cartera: y SO pm,
blicara maf1ana, una <carta cerrada>
que autoriza Ia prima de Antonio
Rios, sobre el emprestlto municipal,
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FL esceso de materiales de
actuaiiad nos ha impedido su publ
caci0n en- Ell presente Gumerc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-18

Despachos de Africa del Sur
dan cuenta de que ell General De-
larey, ION 600 homb, es. atac6 un
convoy ingles cerca de Buffelsport,
capturaudolo, y quemando los ca
rros despues de repartir el botfn.
Fue una derrota completa para los
:ngleSes.
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Sc encuentra en- esta Capital
don Vicente Martinez, Leon, macs
trO de instruction p1blica,
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e>ttnable vecino de aquel pueblo
uOn Bernardo COiladO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-05
DEWEY'S
Continued Prom first Para

Ike the Republican Or the Democratic
nomination lie told Sns tosay that b.
wa IN the hards y t5e American Ff5-
PIE ard was sc wiI}ns % oeey orders
from them as he has 3e@- frou Ia Ea-
peri9rE IN the Ray. BE eal4-
~ have every reason 20 believe ~ 2
there Is a popular danaaa5 ~ my nom
nation Decline 70 Fay Eiaether 7 ara
a Democrat O. q F.egabiiran I Eanf 70
De the people's czafi1ate fully realize
that q Announcing my zfzngusss p 1F-
cone = cansI 8a.e. ny fr1zbrs are ucza
Ming. 5ut a nan who has .hs lntsersr %
rs eoe-try a. heart caE-ot sfezge h-s
share - shsnn. and am wiling % rifs
Al thai r--ay ccr1s . re Fru1o sTs-T
STATE n fhs uelsa a1s f-1n al csasssz
C AS ge5oEs hare TeceiTs.' Era.isT *
evidence q a desire far ny nem3aafle1.
T. demand has 5s1o-ze - Ts-e~al fsst
ssst caaxrzlrss 20 give serious c7uas.erz-
tsaa % Re snatser. ard atE5szh Aa1
-,-e-feastr s.ats3 thar 7 void not So
~sse a rsazlraxsIau. contfrf1rs hage g.
ets-ras b. ths past fsu Fsa1stF tazt
esa 10 ienxr. as a lcysl Arasrleaa eftf-
pr. say rhat al asf o-eY ts~ ~A =
.as A-zs~1car psc93s = szssr fs-is5on
zssz.s - that I an > setsa1s sas1lS&fs
- tAs srss3ssneT. Fssya-3 cezsrsr ~
ny srrs7a1rer net . fh1s Ess-asDg. tasrs
is -s.h5ur zaTs ;hzs : car prcqsF,T ssg
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-05
.LAIFsT tLfCIION REIuRNs
Particularly - TO the Re-alts in His
aauFs gItEea

Kansas City. AgrH f-Fa1 rst1rns %
the election gives Red Democrat far
mayor. a majority % ~ over p 9.
Brown. r.. Republican. supported ~ toa
present ad1ini7tratlon. Jones. Hssuba-
car. vaa elected twe y~ars ago ~ q ira
j8rlty - fEs TIE Democrats siects1
thei- entire ticket WITH fhr rIeeGfisa 2
i've r.eus5e-s q ths Iawer house. - g.s-
ralsfies ~ from s. - i0T.
81 Ts0sis. April f.-Haai~ipsi s.e9ti0na
were b. throughout ;he stats yesterday
e1ceat Ga 81 Louis. Party Hnes were
drawn 81 "a r8u7aef q fhs fowrs snG
CITIES enc results thafe sheEirz taaf ssea
party cane ogt scent even g. thr nufn-
sfr carried IN other pisces ie-ai isss-s
p-esal.e1 aaG .n rtsi others ths fesal
were ulrs1 ~ IlEoH ere 'p9sr rlza's
i.ekst~ sfeafe8 tzs ~riH mans ri@ksf. 70
saeIesTrs.Ie. tan hous - C51xrsssrsaa
Taagd fI-ut zas carried - So fs-
paf-aas. as vs. fs1anen. go hons e
are late cauxre sr18sr Bend TIE H@-a-
Years carried i.s fs1aviax esffea. e.
J9rena. se1atla. Ca-fhsEs- Esr=e =.
s-aue~rY. Psrlgc. 0Tsxoa. Heraa nss1
T-a.aassfs WssrsnsaaTz. &aeoa. gsssa-
sea West Pslrs BssasaT #a sstia~.
rsoneFe HarGtre EErs'rsr - 80.
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f.amse-zss carrts1 Inseze-zeae s5ff e
eess. Ea-z-al. Fasfsa TrsT EeEtee.
cester. A. e1-- cry. "a F',stz cirfea.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-05
DEMAND For STOCKS
Professional Room Traders
Thence Make Hay.
HIGHER AVERAGE PRICES
Activity Checked Late and
Closing Dull.

New York, April 4.-The stock market
again reflected strong buying power to-
day, orders for stocks coming from wide
ly separate sources both by cable and
telegraph. The demand showed a tenden-
cy to converge on a few stocks and
strength was shifted from one stock to
another. Prices turned back from the
highest level In the case OF all the active
stocks. under the influence Of proft-tak-
ing by the professional room traders on
the days advance. The sustaining force
OF special stocks was also awaited OF 10
take profits on stocks which have al
ready enjoyed a notable advance. The
market was almost entirely relieved from
any depressing factor in the shape Of
positive weakness in individual stocks
though some pressure was brought 10
bear on Federal Steel and Peoples Gas
The net result OF the days trading is a
higher average of prices and an import
ant digestion of realizing sales without
any material harm being done to prices
The movement in Pennsylvania was the
most extensive in any individual stock.
No special news reached the public to
account for the movement and II was
attributed to the increase of funds ma Re
available for stock market use and the
accumulated evidences Of the prosperity
Of the company. Its recent investment
in the stocks Of Baltimore and Ohio.
Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk and
Western. besides the advantages given IN
the extended control Of possible compel
itors, evidently insures a good direct re-
turn OF the outlay in the shape OF divi-
bends. Reasoning by analogy from the
course Of the Pennsylvania company,
many Tumors are current in the stock
exchange OF movements towards cOnsil.-
dalton Of railroads in New York Central
territory. one such, alleging the passing
Of control Of the Erie. Reading and Le-
high Valley TO New York Central. was
denied by Reading officials, and the early
strength Of the stocks affected gave way
to sharp reaction. The rise in Chicago.
Indianapolis and Louisville and Lake
Erie and Western IS due 70 the prevalent
belief in the general policy OF extending
control and influence on the parS Of the
great trunk lines The marked strength
Of the Pacific stocks was largely due
today from abroad. the buying for Ion
don account again assuming important
proportions. ST. raul, on the fourth
weeks statement Of earnings. and sew
eral other railroad stocks on good earn
inzs. were points OF strength. and Su-
gar. the local traction stock and Tobacco
showed great advances. Realizing was
heavy in Baltimore and Ohio. Peoples
Gas and on a lighter scale in the Atchl-
son stocks and some Others. The final
reaction Of a point in Pennsylvania from
the top level checked the activity OF the
market and the closing was dull. Cos
ing prices were as follows:
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CORN and PROVISIONS
Each the Center of Specula-
tive Excitement.
OTHER MARKETS CATCH IT
Big Gains are Scored in All
Departments.

Chicago, April 4.-This was a day Of
excitement. The trade in both grain and
provisions was bewildering in its enor-
nifty. The corn and provisions pits were
the centers of interest, but all over the
floor the effect of an increasing demand
was felt. The news generally was bull
ish. but it was overshadowed by the ire
sistible buying fever. May wheat closed
s.Q7sc, May corn 17sQ2c May oats 7sQ1c
and provisions from z1a to 45c higher
than Mondays figures.
May corn opened &c to 1zq5sc over
Monday, at 395sG40c, sold TO 411zc, the
highest price since May, 1895, and closed
strong and buoyant, I5sq2c improved, ar
41&sc. These figures tell the story of
demand that seemed to know no fulfill
ing. There was a clamor for July as
well as May. There seemed to be no
leadership-just a big general scramble
for corn. In the field of news were the
Liverpool advance, news of serious dam
age by floods in Argentine and the usual
light country offerings. At 4lc offerings
for profit were more liberal and the
price was crushed back to 1850, but they
were hungrily swallowed and the mar
ket shot up again to 41l2c, closing shortly
after this point was touched.
May pork opened % to soc over Monday
at s13. 00Gl13. go sold to s13 IS, the highest
price since 1894, eased on proft-taking to
$l3. Is, and closed 15c improved at $500.
Fluctuations in lard and ribs were less
wide. May lard closed 2212c up, at $50,
and May ribs 271zc better at s. .90li5. 9215.
As in corn, the session was one of great
activity and strength. An advance in
hogs Of 20c since Monday, the bullish
showing of stocks and the upward trend
Of corn were the main influences.
AS a speculative market, wheat broke
Its own record for a year, so the interest
in the pit said. The trade was excited,
the pit crowded, but the general feeling
in the sufficiency of stocks 10 meet all
demands was such that the excitement
did not approach the wildness apparent
In corn and provisions. May opened sc
higher, at 67l5d675sc, Influenced by higher
cables of damages to cross in France.
Largely under the influence of the corn
and provisions strength the market later
rallied TO 6SAc. The bulge met profit
taking and May eased back to 6724c, but
steadied and closed strong, 2447sc i'm
proved, at CSC.
There was the same experience in oats
as in the other markets. general de-
mand big enough to overshadOw all else.
May closed sale over Monday, at 2512c.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
90 cars; corn, 60; oats, 20; hogs, A,010
head.
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s.H3PPEIks AND NOTES.

J II. Tjaden Of Clearwater received the
ton price Of the day and the year yes
ter5ay for a fine. toppy load Of medium
weight packers he had in. Mr. Tjaden is
a regular shipper TO this market His
hogs weighed 25S pounds ard brought
S.
A Garland Of Kiowa received the top
price for heavy hogs for a fine load Of
SWINE averaging 271 pounds yesterday.
NIr Garland is an old shipper TO this
market.
George F. Berry Of Pond Creek sold a
car Of medium weight packers yester-
day for one of the high prices Of the day.
James Harper was in from Colwich
yesterday with good load Of heavy
packers. which sold for a sun price. He
comes here often
Townsend x LamOn were one Of the
late arrivals on the market yesterday
.raey obtained a good bulk price for a
car Of mixed hogs. They ship from An
dale
J. E. Coyle & Sons. the wen known
shippers Of Perry were up yesterday
with d car of medium weight packers,
which brought the bulk sum.
Jen Houston OF Ponca City was on the
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ST LOFTS.


St. Louis. April 4.-Receipts-Flour, s.
eco; wheat, 1900; corn, o,O00: oats, q 600.
Shipments-Flour 5000; wheat, 1900; corn
116. 900; oats, 1900.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. April 4.-Wheat-Higher; No
red cash. elevator, 725sc; track, 7312c;
April, 721ac; May. 1Bc; July. 6S12c; No
hard, S512G67c.
Corn-Higher; No. cash. se1zc; track,
l4Q4014c; April. S9Ac; May. S97sq4oc;
July, 405sc.
Oats-Higher; No. 2 cash, 25a.c; track,
25a4 Q81sc; April, 25s4c; May, 255sc; July.
&5c; No. white. &c.
Rye-Higher; sec.
NEW YORK.
New York, April 4.-Wheat-Reeeipts,
1850; exports, 1884; spot firm; No. red,
S09sc T. 0. b., &fioat; No. ? red, 772sc, ele-
vator; No. l northern, 1850, f o. b.,
afioat, prompt; No. l hard. Duluth, Se3sc,
f. 0. b., afioat, prompt. Options closed
firm, sake net advance; May, Aisc; Sep
tember, 75lBc
Corn-Receipts. los, 225; exports. lie. go;
spot strong; No. 2 1850, +. o. b., afioat
and 471ac elevator. Options closed strong,
12ts &c net advance; May, +624c; July, 47l4c.
Butter-Receipts, 400; steady; western
creamery, 1Sd2lc; factory. 17G1Sl2c.
Eggs-Receipts, 1857 packages; steady
western, at mark, 1lAq4zc; southern, 11q
113.C
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4IIE WEArAE

Wichita. Kan. April T. 1900.
During the past "a hours. ending at Z
D m. the highest temperature has been
q. the lowest a.. a range OF Is degrees,
and the mean has been "a. which IS l
degree warmer than the normal tempera-
ture for the day as deduced from the
observations at this station for the past
eleven years. with mild thunder storm
before daylight and q trace &C rain at s
a n, high 70 brisk southeast wind.
Since the first OF the month the aver
age temperature has been ~, which IS
5tz degrees warmer than normal, and the
total rainfall trace, which is Is inca
less than the normal
Since the first OF the year the rainfall
has been 3 &C inches, which IS Ia inches
less than the normal
FRED l. JOHNSON, Observer.
washington, April 4.-Forecsst FOR
Thursday and Friday:
Kansas-Ra5n and warmer THURSDAY;
Friday. rain in eastern. fair and colder
in western portions; easterIy winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Rain
and colder Thursday: Friday fair and
warmer; eaSrer.y, shifting 10 northeriy
kinds
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METAL MARKET.

New York. March 4.-The metal market
was irregular and business fair. Copper
reacted about 80 points from yesterdays
advance but continued firm in tone. The
decline was due generally TO unfavoTable
cables from London. The close was firm
at ST. Tin also eased off a partial %
points on liberal offerings, closing barely
steady at $31.75. Spelter, however. con-
tinues to gain strength on the good ex-
port movement, advancing points, to
81 .65l14 20 closing firm in tone. Pig iron
warrants quiet. Lead ruled quiet all day,
closing unchanged at $4.6712 bid and
81. 1872 asked. The brokers price for lead
was S4.45 and for copper vl7d17.25.
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COFFEE ANDsUGAR MARKETS

New York. April 4--Coffee-Spot Rio,
quiet: No. invoice, 7s4c: No. jobbing.
SIC: mild market quiet; Cordova, ga
14c The market for futures opened firm
at unchanged prices to 10 points advance
on light European buying, bullish aver
age TO cables and the small receipts in
Brazil: further advanced : points or COW
ering. VITA demand met by realtzers- The
speculative demand was checked by IN
satisfactory warehouse deliveries and
continued apathy in spot circles Closed
steady at net unchanged prices 10 10
noints advance. Total sales, I5.pe0 bags,
including: May, 655c; July, 6.s5G6. 7oc;
August, soc; September. 6-Slc; October
&. November. 6.S5c; December. 7.o5G
:. I0c; February, 7-Soc.
S1,gar-Raw steady: fair refining, Ssc;
centrifugal, p test. 4Ssc; molasses sugar.
5 1I-l6c; refined, irregular.