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STORAGE.


STORAGE-Wfii get your goods free II stored
with US four months. Born Transfer and Stor-
age Co. sS e. Market. Either phone. 213.
sTORAGE-INDPIsS WAREHOUSE CO.
W +. Knrtz. Pres. IL. y. Grassland. Mgr.
5i5-523 :. Penn. Telephone i342.
We STORE. PACK and AUL
sTORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only hrst-ciass storage solicited.
cRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS a SPECIALITY
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WANTED-A good girl TO cook. No 500 y.
East 81.
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About eight years ago he went to Los An
geles and took the pastOrate of a Congre-
gational Church i'm that city. Two brothers.
DIR. w. Il. Fletcher and DR.. Calvin l.
Fletcher, reside in this city; another BROTH
er, Ingram Fletcher. lives at Orlando. Fla.
and another. Albert E.. Fletcher, lives at
Scranton, Pa. A sister, Mrs. Lucy Hines.
lives in New York city. Her husband. Col.
c. c. Hines. was once a law partner Of
General Harrison. The burial will be in Los
Angeles, as the Rev. Fletcher's wife died
anu was buried there about two years ago.
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FOR

FOR SALE-An kinds vines. shade and fruit
trees. 227 L. Ohio st.
FOR SALE-Photos in art. true 10 nature. sent
10 any address; l0c. G. +. COUSINS. 20is n.
Delaware st, indianapolis.
FOR make wood and metal patterns;
expert mechanics. superior equipment; prompt
service. old phone 23s2. GAS EN-
CINE CO., f. New York and Belt II. r.
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GAS ENGINES.


% and gasoline engines. ~ 10 100
horse power. MONARCH GAS ENGINE co.
= New York and Belt r.. r..
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NOTICE.

The Board OF Trustees Of the Central Indiana
Hospital for Insane will receive sealed proposals
q fun line OF supplies for the month of Nav,
1901.
Requisition books will be on file at Room As.
Statehouse. from and after Monday. April 22
1901 BY Order Of Board OF Trustees.
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CORRESPONDING.


HORSESHOEING-90c. First-class work. Horses
called for and delivered. EDWARDS, S23 Mass.
ave. Phones: New. 2295; old. 2-272s0.
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MACHINERY

SECONDHAND boilers. engines and machinery.
THE SENSITIVE SUPPLY co.
752 Massachusetts ave.
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are sprouting and coming up slowly. Oaf
and barley sowing progressed slowly. early
sown oats are coming up. Almost the entire
early potato crop has been planted. Beets
were sown. Fruit trees. except apples. are
in bloom. and. IL late freezes have done nc
injury, a good crop is promised. Pastur-
age is growing slowly
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REMOVAL-Wi1 move on April q from IS s.
Pennsylvania 81. to 80 and 81 Kentucky av.,
where 1 Will be pleased 10 meet my patrons and
public. All work viii receive my personal atten-
ton GEORGE SADLIER. h0rssshoer.
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MANTED-Agents wanted everywhere 10 write
accident and health Insurance. Address a
When building
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C~ompany's book beer Is on sale to-day in
all the leading saloons. IL Is absolutely
pure and brewed from malt and hops only.
Give IL a trial. Ii IL in~vigorating.
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RUGS AND CARPETS.


CARPETS thoroughly cleaned, 75c room. Capt.
toll Carpet Cleaning Works. Both phones SIS.
RUGS AND CARPETS-SpIendid bargains in
carpets. rugs and furniture at Albert Hutchin-
sons great apartment store, 3A and 34S East
Washington ST. We sell on in~stallments. Our
wall paper stock is large and very cheap. Get
our prices before buying.
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.
O RENT-ROOMs.


STOVE Stove repair and tin shop.
S35 Virginia av. New phone 3475.
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SITUATION WANTED BY PHARMACIST.
registered in Indiana: TEN YEARS EXPER-
IENCE; BEST REFERENCE. Address Box 40.
Dixon. Ill.
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DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY-Modern dentistry at moderate
prices at 10 N Pennsylvania St. Room l.
DIR. A. l.. HAMILTON.
DENTlSTRY-Scientihc dentistry; thirty years
experience S. f. EARHART. 1sh Washington
street. Call and get prices.
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wANTED-sITUATION


FOR RENTING modern front rooms, with
, board. 500 y. East ST.
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WANTED-Salesmen by manufacturer Of food
products: offer good opportunity: give fully
your experience. Box 517, Chicago. III.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES
NEW HOME OFFICE. All makes repaired.
20 Virginia avenue. Phone, old 22791. Branch
Office, 40 +. Ohio st. Phone. old 2 on 1865.
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BUSINESS

BUSINESS store for sale in
this city; good location; a rare chance for the
right man. INDIANAPOLIS DRUG CO., 2l-23-
p r. Maryland.
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WALL PAPER.

BARGAINS. HOFFMAN & ROUSE.
WALL PAPER,
los North Illinois Street
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FINANCIAL.


LOANSEMoney on mortgages c. F. SAYLES.
Ia East Market street.
Neutrality-suspicious. loans on i'm
proved Indianapolis property: lowest rates;
privilege OF prepayment. SPANN a. CO., lS
Z. Market.
FI~NANC1AL~Loans on city or farm property in
Indiana, 5z per cent. No COMMISSION.
Money ready. c. ". WILLIAMS & CO.. 1892
Lemcke Building
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NOTICE
Statement OF Receipts and Expenditures OF
the indianapolis Water Company
From April l. 1900. to April /. 1901.
Capital STOCK soyO.OOO.OO
RECEIPTS.
water rates-Private consumption. -. 1854 4s.OO
City OF Indianapolis-Fire protection.
Town OF Woodruff Place-Fire Protec-
ton 5000
ice leases 1860
Current expenses-printing. advertising.
stationery. gas. telephone rent. tele-
graphing. repairs TO meters. travelling
Inss. construction. postage. etc......... 1921. 2s2.5s
Salaries OF officers and emPioyes..---. S.4S3.s5
Refunded water rates. lead, stop boxes.
water pipes and Labor, branch cast
ings. valves and fittings and hydrant
Pumping department-wages. fuel, gas,
telephone rent. packing. oil. coal,
real estate, repairs, water rights. etc. 1s. 1881
Gallery fuel. gas. tel
coal. pipe fittings. etc~.-.-.~.~|-.. %. 4sss IS
Taxes &.15S.34
b~lacksmithins hardware. etc $3.50. s2s.S1
Street department-wages. taps. freight.
oil. coal. packing. tools. horses, etc. 1893
MILTON A MoRRis. Secretary.
State OF Indiana. Marion County. IS.
Before me. Frank c. Jordan. a notary public
IN and for said county. this nth day or April.
NJ. A. Morris. secretary OF the Indianapolis
Water Company. and under oath declared the
above statement 10 be correct and true, accord
ing TO their belief and knowledge.
FRAME c. JORDAN.
Notary Public.
CMy commission expires February 4. 1902
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Statement OF Receipts and Expenditures OF
the indianapolis Water Company
From April l. 1900. to April l. 1901.
- a-uA nA "A
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All ADVERTISEMENTS inserted IN theS. columns
are charged at rcfy low rate % ) -satJ a line.
No additional charge per lire for bl4nS or dash
lines. Teiephoae 2s and your al viii be called
for.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FactOry building at Indianapolis;
new cOmmodious building for light manufac-
turing purposes. with power. Abundance Of stor-
age room First-class shipping facilities Pri-
vats X. X. siding. Possession given immediate
Iy. Address MERCHANT. care Commercial
Cluh. Indiananolis. Ind.
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O R-ENT-HOUsEs.


WANTED.-No hardwood floors IKE mine;
union laid; see ME. G. THOMAS. 2205 ~. Ala
bama-
WANTED-Cal on US for expert service TO re-
pair your gas engines. Old phone 1882. MON
ARCH GAS ENGINE CO. Z. New York st. and
Belt X. y
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NOTICE-JOSEPH GARDNER. tin work and
furnaces. y Kentucky ave. Telephone 30
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indianapolis Arsenal. April p.
1901. Charles Shaler. Jr, son OF Major charles
Shaler. Ordnance Department, L. ;. Army, and
the late Laura Mitchell Shaler. Funeral serv-
ices at the Arsenal on Wednesday. April "A. at
10 o'clock a. m. Interment private.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAS There very dull trading again
to-day in narrow medium and pea. and while pfcGGs pG
ly On small varieties. isd kidney holds steady. Enough
some Turtle soup qua steady; Some lur5her
business in gF%% eye at 81 s"SS 3d. HodTTs OF foreign &
Limited outlet values ARE wsak We aag; Beans
81 05aS2 05 DO pea. bhls. choice. s.; red kidney
DO yeo eys choice 81 $50 s. 9G DO black turtle soup
ported Giants prime 81 7os2 75 do i msdtn UNI prime
green peas bags 81 i7iaGsi 20; do sc6c bags 81 2s
cHEEsE-Thr market is closing rather tamely
Torng out exporters taking their REGULAR factories on
nsures the and outside of regular marks
ped4linF generally @jzc; prohahe
cessqna @ fh%ef % skins held about seady 9d cheese e
white and 4ss for coloed We quote: State full cream
o dpd fair To To e 40 do oa large Mh amsy
Dc fair r. to choice q, o a%qsHe do ia large Gooe fancy
light skins. small choice 7.q7iEc; do large choice
g5S d d6 c6mmon Pan1 SKINS s m e f2 nr to good "a
,o Tst"gE s6 e9 5eT and the ne marx market
p f nn aney Selected HSlf c der yes s' sr
western northerly sections eand!ed fancy at
graded. loss off l39 gl4e; do az mark. I2ai3c; south
Of spps Gneek are moae1sf ana
selling promptly M at 3 firm , PTces s9StheTn peaches arTy
fancy lots on ofe; such would exceed quota
mand m9 small and medium fruit rather dg
eh eas R ahe g eg dSy Sn, sen se
eTay below prime and sales sSw meet
generally inferior uncertain value;
s sSSa heR aH
seod e. fancy siqs4 50 russs golden good to fancy
carrier s1:' sls2 Florida prime Soas2
sos per 81 7odS do Sos 50 25gSe So West red
large I 20 vaietsa Prime ps2 S SYe 90
paswsr i r Il s ed vse % 40 a % GOOD s 40 M MaHs da a
varieties. 4Gsc; Norfolk best sG4e;
seoseberriss medium Size. per qs sase: watsrmei0nx
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KILLEDLN-WANHOLEBYSHOCK
BRICKIAYEH'S BODY CHARGED w1rr,
ELECTRICITY FROM NEW CHANvEr
RAILS OF BROADWAY LINE

Peter EocAs thirty years old. bricklayer. Of
No. 2le East Ninetieth-st, was killed hv an
electric shock at 3:45 o'clock yesterday af,o--
noon while at work in manhole in front os
the Metropolitan Street Railway station -
Fifteth-st and Broadway
The manhole is directly beneath the cartracls
and one working in it is near the channel rails
which convey many hundreds OF volts of c,,r-
rent for the use Of the cars. Rocks WAS urir.
the cavity with bricks when he was killed rba
work he was doing was practically the last
made necessary by the change in motive power
from cable TO electricity.
People near the manhoe heard loud cry and
ran TO where Rocks WAS working They saw him,
lying llfeless at the bottom of the pi.. Two
men lifted him out. On the back of his right
hand WAS burn and in the centre of his hack
another. His clothing was also burned
Il is supposed that he touched one of the
channel rails with the steel trowel he WAS hold
ing in his right hand. and ia bending over
placed his back against the other
week ago an emplOye Of the company. while
working IN q manhole near where Rocks was
killed WAS badly injured by an electric shock
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.SPJRNED LOVER KILLS GIRL,
THE ITALIAN THEN SENDS BULLETS
INTO HIS OWN BRAIN

Michael Farisia, twenty-four years old. an
itinerant barber, mortally wounded Pettano
Navara, the girl who had persistently refused to
marry him, and then put two bullets into his
own head, in EiShteenth-st.. near Sixth-ave
Brooklyn, last night. Both were taken to the
seney Hospital. The girl died but the man will
recover.
Farisia lived in Windsor Terrace Pittano's
home was with her brother Vincent Novara =
shoemaker, at No. AZ Prospect-ave. The brother
begged TO he allowed to 90 20 the hospital to Sc,
Farisa. When he was searched an ugly locking
revolver. fully loaded, WAS found He Was locked
up on a charge Of carrying concealed weapons.
Farisia had loved the Navarro girl in Italy She
had spurned him. Six months ago. learning that
she was coming TO America he preceded her
When she arrived he continued his Emporium
ings. Last night he met her when she left her
work in SeVenth-ave., and they We're seen walk
ing in earnest conversation. When the two
reached the scene OF the shooting he suddenly
threw his arms around her kissed her, and then
put bullet into her brain. He then turned the
revolver on himself.
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points to-day. com

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cablesSpot cotton
hardening sales bales speculation and export aO0
5000; American 5000; mddng
upland Id. opened steady. 16iq2- Gid ad
January. 362sb January February 363s; June
IuneJuly 421Rs JulyAugusf, s2Ib; August-September
ard Sep;oraber / m 2olss; october, 403b; Octo
ber-Noy ember 4.OIs; November-December, 3G3s Man.
chesterYarns quiet and firm. and cloth orders at low
limits.
FLOUR AND NEA1S-To press sales Hour holders were
prices little Yesterday on aeeouns OF the duh
ness in wheat little feature trade
The market closed dull. Spring patents quoted s4p
8. 80; straghs So OesS 90 winter patents S3 40
eOIs3 %: No winter. 81
Gsa 99 extra winter 50 50as2 60; grade sl9 so
eISoO and o arrive .RfE FIOUR-Quiet. Quoted
Fair 20 good 50 sOqs3 Is; choice to fancy 81 2oas3
,sORNNfAI-Eaey Quoted: Kiln dried. 81 4JGS2 50.
20 brand -. BAG MEAL-Easy Quoted: Fine white
and yellow. 81 IGGSl IL: 95n96c. FEED
vcak Quoted: Spring bran spot sl7asl7 so: sacks
arriye 200 ~ SIGQs7; spring bran. bulk sls 501si7
bran Sl7rS2o: city bran, slI 50 meal
SOS: nseed oil cake s27 %: oil cake ss; hominy
ehop sl7ms17 25; oil meal. S21.
AIN-WHEAT-Agsressive work by the bear inter-
and general marketing OF long accounts all
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07

Page. jr. the Metropolitan system and W y Dvk-
man the Brooklyn Union Gas Conppany and the
coney Island Railroad Deputy Acknowledgement
IL b. Conan and J. Newton Fiero represented the
State.
Albert B. Boardman. OF Boardman. PIatt &
Solely looked after the interests of the Consolidated
Gas Company.
The Of the Metropolitan Street Railway
was first taken up
MeSsrs. Brown and Hill said the of the
metropolitan company would not be Compet ted
until the end of the month and that would
probably be the end of July before the Of
the different railroads interested were presented
Inc railroads. ii aGreed. should nave the
right of way. The gas companies viii follow and
then the electrical and subway companies WI.
have their innings
adjournment taken until June Il.
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d orea cool to choice each 4Oa85c u1usrneons Flor
s fssh and sa qsy aesas N car
Ducks n5 s Turkeys in moderate supply and firm
Live pigeons unchanged We quote Spring chick
and southwesern 16di7c fowls per h. lie roosSrs 7l
average Western ecas1 peedn P9F par o e
aTho fresh receipts of iced fowls
@ eel ste steady the basis for selected small fowls
ver 'Ge fNTse and shaded in occasional instances
NOR more plenty from all sections feeling shade
plenty and Weak Tame @ SQUADS nnesns$ h FIn
prc worE,ns Out moderately at about former range of
sr2ess FL s5a rhiIaaePha .s N and pair s2a %
3aa8oc Western dry picked fair to good ss62SG
picked fancy small Toe do scaIied 81 Toe: do west
eFn he3vy 9c; do Southwestern dry picked small 9'a
old cocks dg6l=e; ducks. spring Long island and other
5aS o de- miadd @ 81 s 5$ d'F do dark Tn - 2SF
yonTg hens and ms 30 % y@nnr M% L TOMS G WSfd N6
5 @ 6rSers dry picked laney 1Sa2oG do scalied
eaed sfe No IA 9gloe a. o Sagon S. fancy arSe ief medium
PorAT6Fs AN VGGETA Sfss sod 5a'y ro;aol go9 rather
sappiy good demand and firm. Asparagus favors the
reduced quotations Norfolk cabbages are mostly in bad
y 'f9s na9 %hn in as Sound %GFasii aon
fore the LOS a" t ea easer % ana tei be
sSsry receipts bringing - string beans are in fair
Fon r h@eTs om % cusq%bers 2 good and , FIRM
With some confidence Other vegetables
s 5ots or aiT to 'a c%"ies 81 @ 5Sas P? 3d. do Do
s. 5ir 20 prime s. o@ss Do White Sh
fair prime So 5oGs4 Chilli fair prime 81
do ia dn 6a Wer " per- 80 n 81 5
gSsn. per dozen 50 36@%a extra white s. 30
se%mon s5%s 9''s % eus 5sqs: 5ss,z
IS 4 epar5,cg 1@ ana Is5,s earoliaa
SH sues @ br a2 sasa s. 5a o'
case s. 5Ga 81 5o cshbases NoIfok per bb crate oa5
ooc; do por bbl 3o075c cucumhers sayannah bush
per basket, 5oas2 -; do per crate 81 5oase: ese
nants. Florida choice per hCX s. 70: do common t"
Orleans N. Gasc; ettuc" nearby. rer bbl 'ocasl
per crate 81 2"HS1 30 do EEyItin per b2S 81 'IS2
do New Orleans per bbl S2a$2 % do per haf hi bag
Eastern Shore Maryland per half bbl basket 75cI
81 % do baltimore per half hhl basket Sla$l 20 do
per carrier 81 .oas2 9o string beans S9-h Gar2na a.
Charleston and Savannah green per basket ss ~
do wax. spinach Island. per bbI 500
81 do Chareston White SG77Sc % Ga FoTida yellow per-
bush basket. 50GT5c do white. 40160c turnps,
lima. white per bbi sid$1 80; do Canada Russia per
ta n 81 23Sl 90 tomaoes Florida fanSy per % c2rTier
MIIK-The MIX Exchange price for standard quality
is 2i4c quart
supplies and surplus both favor buyers Outside prices
hard m a.. % obtain even for best m marks Of any & Sae % a
n sale d. We 2gSS E Tme 5 9rF @ s" s per To 'S fS m
SOC; clover mixed 7oQsoc clover GQa7Gc small bales
hay 2l2d5c less than large. .STRAW-Marlet un-
weather has come TO stay We quote; Long rye 95cp$l
per n GoaG3c. Receipts Of hay and straw, in
we're: by Hudson River Railroad $50; Erie go; Penn
Nest shore 30 Lehigh valley. 40: Baltimore ana Ohio
Central New-Jersey 10 river harges 1905 total,
total 100
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
FRANCHISE TAX HEARING BEGINS.
CASE OF METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY
TAKEN UP-RAILROAD CASES TO BE
DISPOSED OF FIRST

Hearing begun yesterday bciofe eA-1uuEc
Robert Earl sitting as referee in the case OF the
taxes imposed on franchises operated in this city
The hearing was in the committee room OF the
Mutual Life Building. no. % Nassau-st The point
al issue IS the correctness OF the valuation placed
on certain franchises by the Tax Commissioners uh-
der authority OF the recently enacted Franchise
Tax law. The Metropolitan Street Railway sys-
TEN the Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Consolidated Gas
and the Electrical Subway among the corpora
IONS most deeply interested. They questioned the
acts OF the commissioners appointed by Governor
roosevelt, George c. Priest j. Edgar Leaycraft ana
Lester B Sfearns. and argued the matter IN the
Supreme Court
II is likely II the report is unfayorable TO the
corporations that the law viii be attacked as un-
constitutional
h~-Senator David r. Hin and ex-Leutenanti-Gov-
- NOR w r. sheehan represented the Rapid Transit
~'~1any. ex-Justice Charles +. Brown and w, H.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
EXPORTS To DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. June G. 1901.

rN---r-,-,- -, NfW-loIN, June !" '"
by condition of extreme apathy. business almost
at a siancstll from the start the whole Gays
tons footing ess than 200 The market opened
quiet. with unchanged points higher.
different Ermer European markets and
pagat!Vely moderate receipts crop There
after the ruled fsatureless
ructuating not points from initial figures. The
clos quiet with prices unchanged. \ consil-
cradle business noted European
an advance Of a franc in Hayre and 4dis pfg Ham
burg. Receipts at Brazilian 1900 bags.
terror reported 1000 bags. The eNcaaa-e
Eo declined > -. II i3-323. advanced
res: Rio remained without change. Warehouse Geiy-
this small. amounting o S.1lJ
BAGS spot coffee in tie local market ruci easier
quotations being based ! nd CSC o.
Santos No /. Heavy sales made O haS
Foreign Coffee Markets-Santos-Cof market steady
good Santos. iSG00:
$4,000 bags. HamburS-C0nea market opened ur-
changed: AT 80 i+H = pig higher. sales
5000 bags. Havre-Conee market opened firm.
changed: at II N advanced 4 franc; firm but
unchanged at $50 2 unchanged. total sales, UJJ
bags.
Rio--Cofee market steady: No Rio. 4$Z15: exchange
II 23 32d: receipts bags: cleared
5000 bags cleared for Europe. bags; stock
24o 600 bags
The statistical position ~ Brazilian coffee follows
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
A WELcorr FoR LORD KTNyATRD.
TIE. ENGLISH NoBLEMAN ADDRESSES THE HAR
LEM BRANCH or THE YOUNG woMEN's
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

The members and friends OF the Harlem Young
Nomen's Christian Association met In their large
han last evening TO welcome Lord Kinnaird. presi-
dent NJ The british Young Women's Christian Asso-
ciation.
Lord Kinnaird was accompanied by the Hoh.
Granville WaldgraVe son Of Lord tadstocF~ 40
b. NJ Emil sautter, acting president o. the fafls
Young Mems Christian Association. Ihe thr7e men
are on their way to take part in the jubilee ceie-
bration Of the Young Mems Christian Association
at Montreal on July 10 and Boston on July 10
James Stokes. wei known for his organization
OF associations on the Continent, presided al the
meeting. Miss r. r Morse, sister o. f'lchAIu -
Norse ~ tbe unconditional committee OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, greeted the guests,
N ealfter Mr.. Stokes and Lord klnnalrd mace
addresses TIE latter spoke OF the many sided
practical workings Of the Young Womens Christian
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as follows
Holiday.

COTTON-Shorts the defensive
early session badly disorEdnZei
Covering Of months feature Of days
and IN this type trading the faction easily
lead The bears had figured that Liverpool
the previous days had advanced decidedly
anticipation OF lower opening this morning But
more. expectations. the English market exhb
emphatic and ALL decidedly
higher. abroad the foreigners undid
dis Luying the against sales
months. This business resulted the far months show
advance of ! TO points. ana continued the up
al the best level Of nct
rise of 10 II points apparent. with July and
Of the
circulated the effect that August shorts be
rounded in July settlements
be held until September belief a late
Poor cro9 advices smaller receipts weather the
and morrow. and continued drouth parts OF he
Southwest aI combined help stinen the
forenoon Profit taking and iu in demand from .
short side allowed prices several points in the
hut the market time showed real weakness.
on the early advance the public moderate buyer
the positions Wall Street bought August the
South covered month shorts. and West pur
chased a few lots Of July. The consistent
buyer until the afternoon reaction THE
cle s. estimate for increase o. per
25sCS t9l compared with by
the of 2752 600 acres served strengthen
bun convictions here and abroad. Private cables stated
that Aanchstcr and Continental spnne-s been
any price, believing made by the
crop throughout the and possibly
much higher market throughout the fall. the
year ago. The market finally quiet and steady.
with prices net G 10 points higher.
of In he rlet tod