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New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

today the market ruled quite steady az , ~
81. G4c: fair 3.G4l7c prime 70
sd5tsc. head 52G6izc: Patna. 4@,75I<c: japan f4
&c: Java. ~. .I4S4c. RanRcon. in bond 2d2-sc .o,
SUGAR--The market for refined sugar dtsptsS 'a,,r
siderable steadiness again to-day. A limited nahie
prices the lowest oota-lao5 o..
Quotations follow: crushed and dor1inoS s9c
mould 4. 1.sOc: cubes. 3 70c XXXX pow9erel' -.
pov-derel powdered and fruit powdered srd
Eagle confectioners sranuIated. Ioc; Eagle coar ~
fine granuated. 5.5!c: Eagle 70 cartons ena
bags 70 grsnulated. 561fr. Ess'5
Circulated. standard Eranulated and diamond G5r
Contectioners a. 5.25c. No /. 5.t0c; Nos ana 29C
No 4 SC No g. ia5c: No 4o0c. No 7. Soc' No - "a
No Q, 65c; No TO- 46oc: No IL +55c Nos - live
450c: Nos "a * Is 45c: There AIRY 80
trade noted in the market to-day wltho.,
the previous quotationts extent r1I''t ns
disp ssd sell figures rather thah ~
required Sugar in however Is Wot T.
The close found III. market firm at Aloe II t,caz
: l6s for the three standard grades Caoe aiti
reported advance Of va in the optior 10 IS
while the later delivery remains unchanged m eOo
steady. Sales in the local market ncune1us
Surnam centrifugal In port 2l>c basis 30 60
900 Jamaica nuscovado spot ar II % .%o IN
landed, 1900 bags Trinidad CsntrltoE'' -
r7rt a 2isc freight. go, 1T,
TEA.-The market for futures opened quii- +es
prices unchanged from Saturdays close. One 10y 81
was sod-May. s12 Tho session was o,helN M
featureless Closing prices net unchangea s2 80
POINTS lower folows NAV s12 S6NIs12 ~. June g. ~
Ts12 July and August st2 6oGS12 20 Sepenlo 70
october sl3 6oasfs 20; November and peoeuher s' -
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
Sheep steady. Sc 0os4 30.


East Buralo, April 2s-Recept.-catti- .s7
Cattle. 1O1 sheep and lambs = hoss, us
Catrle-Tots Oerrngs were lI6 loads. and m
eludsd - leads Of Csnadas On the opening the heavy
lower The sale OF fine quality sold at s. IS but this
was load. There were few sales at % 30
The medium weight butchers were about 1o lower and
Hight handy Canada cattle sold from
SO 5 81 The demand for stockers and feeders vas
light and price. lower Fresh springzr> cs
and heiters in good demand and sold stronger
Choice export cattle Of desirable quality s. @
- SO; export bulls. choice TO extra S+aSa 90 ged .
steers 81 65as5 good best DO 81 s5a$4 81 god -
50 30 feeder bulls. s3dS3 - stock bulls Sass So
ooogna bulls. choice So 2SG<S -" Sood
SsslGe 81 9oass % Gamers good 70 s.z sess
s. eoas9 good = ehoice DO ssasa 39; DO 70
29gsi 90 good do. s4Gs4 e5. Canada feeders
e. 20 Extra s. go dsi so mixers choice TO extra SEQ
S+snsS: good choice sss1s45. calves. choice -
extra - 25dS5 ~. good choice ssdS5 sheep and
1oe loads OF sheep and lambs nciuaing
~ loads left and hayond requirements of
ne trade The basis choice lambs
Two punches selling IS 10 Chctc- extra light
eIpped lambs S5sS TO- good choice. 81 TSss. choice
% heavy clipped lambs Sos4 30: vooI lambs
- GsS 30 sheep and yesrlinss s4as4 80 l1ats
left hundred and twenty loads
the requirements OF the trade Market opened
12oc lower being the basis OF S. 950se
s. 50. 81 soGss 81 c5dS4 After
opening market declined 571dc; Workers. IS soFss
s. 50, prime. s. soass 70; good S IOass 50
s5s snd s. Ssm @ * % seaTx . $ eSgs6 sss ys5ss and
sS s5 so: skps 81 '59s5 *; roushs So se7s4 Sheep
steady; vether. 4O6s4 50; common seGsS
veal calves 81 +l1SS
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

Cash quotations follows: Flour-Denand more
7sss9. & spring ss @ Eea h 4se> .s So N %
Sa m 2sg21 ST. & Ne n En.s sasS asS 5 Ia Ta fair . choice
astsF A. 9oaSsf No s2Hsd @ 8 % 5 Ne cnse
Lard per 100 n S rets ssort rib. dose S o5a
Clear sides sboxsd s7'.erss 50 whisssy bs:i. q
Snf1er bE9 mst was "n % cTeseres 14ais.c aires
IIa17c Cheese. eIsaI1c- Eggs weak: ier Chickens
family 50 4oas2 IS. Wheat quiet. No red u: Corn
active lower No mixed 47c Oats s'eady No mixed
2ec. Rye firm; No ., SIC
Duluth April ~ wh-at-Cash Nc hard
Co. No ST SSrthssp eaTS h sts crsI1 Man s SsT
Nav. isfsc- Oats @Issaa7c,
~ Mxa4kss va AgTtl Wneat a IGsT No n T0r:af.q s
5asse Barley dull dull No Z ssaSsc sample sOassc,
Maneapos ApIiI e.FSE quiet first patents = $. ~ =
g 90 second clears. sa 1e6s2 90 Bran. n bulk Sl2a
So " q Sofissfa. 1lss II sia7aa para Nc northern
Phadelpnia. April 2s-wheat '4Gle lower. coalrac,
mixed Apr 4i. a5oc oats steady No white clipped
Prints ? 10 n nearsy 2so Esss easter frssh asslbs
13t.e, Western 1Ssc DO Southwestern 15c; do south
strong Flour aru and 5GIOc pr Dol higher: winter
% M sS az ss tS.st s. sSss IS W-ster
clear s. sorss as 10 straight, ss s5ga s. d
patent IN sacks s. eo6s2 IS ssaT $: ss.ass %
brands 81 2Oas4 a. city mills extra 81 ioas2 40
clear s. 31qSS t5 do straight So sos So dc ess1
for ehScs Pennsyivsna Receipt@FTour Lss.S S5is
$4,000 n IN sacks wheat Il eoo bush IS oto bush
$500 'ED SGsh oats oaia ssoeS Alsis bush
v s. 5gs sR5 % 2acloss a.. Wheat o, No .s ea:9 ar
csI.c. JuIy. ssisc; No ? white. s9is desc-
Toledo APRIL 2a-whea- active lower. cash ant May
T5Ac: July. I5t.c- Corn dull easier Cash sHi MAY.
So; July. ts,sc Oats aqf-t steady cash 81 MAY
prime So 80: o-tober. s. 10
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
EXPoRTS LAST NrFk
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tcrk. April % 1901
I5IFEC -Buuish -tcp prospects in Brazil ard pro
kogced advances in rhe Havre ana Hamburg markets
rssUrg, = rumored. from heavy buying by 4
well known American metal clique belief
prod short had accumulated
Pr7zcted Ceclne sharp upward values
O. -ha iocal opening this morning Initial
2oG5 pctns above rhe close IF Saturday
attended by influx OF iuTsstmenr buying for foreign
Ececurt and tor local street Smaller receipts
than expected and increased demand fer SPOT coffee
ae5ed - The strength of the local market In The after
noon pr9ft raklng led 70 sharp reaction The market
finally with prices lol2a points higher The
Hare natkst closed = franc net higher and Hamburg
lQ1a pfg Brazilian receipts were Light a. the
pofs amounting 20 1900 bags and interior towns
atcs bags An advance q Ioa occurred IN the
Santos market. Rio exchange s-32d higher. The
quoted e4c and Santos - :. "a Clearances today
Ooe bags and Milton from Victoria April p
present stock - GO bags Shipments from that
ho1se deliveries the United States fer the week
about lIo.dJ0 bags. against 10G-35+
hagz last al .e36 bags the week a year
Nevr- York reported 1a1 -325
bass Sa7-os receipts were week,
compared week and = o00 bags fer
Tesk year Rio receipts aggregated
against coo the previous week and "a GOO
san .sar Rio shipments ro the
Srates rts week. Europe. 5000
santos shipments United states. 5000 70 Eurcpe
fellows
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30


CoTTOE-Duu trad cotton is still noted. To
days nlarke- a from nearly stand
point. while the scaping faction was enabled 10
fairly good advantage there
lfe Of events TO stimulate investment
operations Of the pIblic. The opening was
steady with prices 70 points higher following BET
ruling a English market than expected. " hile
Lrerpoo quite predicted the spot stua
abroad improved considerably on
spinners and talk OF better trade
- abroad died out and selling
from me Wall Street became supreme.
Tnder conjunction with room selling.
prices worked slowly downward. until by midday
logs points had been recorded The downward
trend II the market unchecked until May had
touched &C ard July Profit taking then brought
a partial but bull speculation
feature selling movement T1as justified by
receipts ports and full interior
movement by magnificent weather conditions the
br advices and by in
dicsttons would considerably
Of late in vogue Change.
There encouraging character in the mill
Fell River. general increase in acreage
reported Japan said be buying India cotSn
because q relative cheapness the public was dtt
= considerable long interest in July
vas said lowering the edge of liquidation Win
the improved prospect for fine fear Of
liquidation died and beartsh conditions
from trade extremely cautious, and
entered into. The
ksr nnay quiet and steady. with prices net
ports lower.
TIE range Of contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
Er-RopEAx pRoprcE MARKET.

liverpool April 2a-ClostuE; vheat-Spot firm, No
red Western winter Is: No Ncrthern spring g I'D
No California ID 1uer, MAY - flt July IS
HID. Coru-Spot hrru, American mtxef usv and cid
Cd futures quiet Juy IS Asd, Septsui
her. I'D. Peas-Csnsiiar steady Ss "a Hops az
London-Pacifc Coast steady t4Gf. as Four-St Louis
winter India Sls I'd
Pork-Fririe nscs Western ~. Hsms-Short
IS strong Lari-Au1sricau refined In
pals 3D. Western IN tterrss sreaty IS
Bsco Cumberland rH - ~ ., iSs Sf
short RIB - 10. +ts Sd clear u1iddles light
IS "a 70. as Sd long clear u'iddles heavy 81 70 ~ ~
4ns "a short clear backs iS ~ ~ clear bellies
1. to t6 rn as ShouiersSauars II % n n SIS 81
SIS Cheese dull; American nrest white tIs American
drest coorsd SOS stsaiy; prime ery. 25$ Sd
AusrsIian in Lorstrn. I'd Cottonseed otlduu r.
hned SPOT steady. 21s 81 Turpeune-Spirfts firm as
Rrs,u-Cnu1rr0u 1tiist. Petr1isIra-Psfrsi
steady. Tasd- Linseed oil s2s 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

- 20. co Door good. 81 506s2 so
MIl-h-The Milk Exchange price for standard quality
IS 2isc per quart. ''
HAY AND STRAw-HAT-Th. market presente,. 10
le9tur-s To day Receipts unusually small for
coT 1Gsy and Monday but the fact did call
,lent this being settling month, which
TINE the large demand fails on The market NAV b.
49, qulet at last weeks closing figures. We quote
G53f9ss NO B. .''-aSec clover mixed. 7sasoc clover,
,Lt-4 Il small bales IF quoted closely %
80 STRAW-Supples been well sold up
o Ign receipts day favored full prices s5ec
7u % prime lots Receipts hay and straw.
reportet at the Produce Exchange at noon TO-DAY:
In River Railroad f3o; Erie 1Oo PENNSYLVANIA 80:
are; L1ackswanna and Western 40; Shore 4o:
boa+ siieE 100 Central of New-Jersey, 81. river
20 do by rail. - ' " '-'i9 - 'i''''
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. April ea-Cotton quiet nniddlins s..e: low
riddlrg Tasc good ordinary. S7sc Receipts 1.s5
exports 20 55s1 bales the Continent.
ssI 39sa bales. sales Il bales.
1872 81 bales
Baltimore. April -a-Cotton nominal: mttdlas : ) l6c
niddling good ordinary II. Gross receipts.
500 bales coastwise 5fo bales stock ess bales
Savannah. 2a-Cctrcn quiet and rI5dlinE.
Sisc: low ntddling Tsc good ordinary $50 Receipts.
bales exports cuastwtse 200 bales stock 80 s1
bales.
New-Oreans. April 2a-C0tton quiet. mltdlns s'sci
low mddns 5-16c good ordinary. Si-c Receipts SS12
experts Ritan $50 bales cosstvse. 9s
bales: sales 2.e00 bales stock 231. 40 bales
Memphis April 2a-Cotrou steady: midflirc. : i-t6c
low nItidtnx S-l6c. good ordinary. -lsc Ner re
+s1 bales receipts 1023 bales shipments
253s bales. sales 100 bales stock. 107. o21 bales
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
NAVAL STORES.

sympathetic decline occurred in the iocal naTSs
sprs to-day The Savannah market easy ,I,
hsere houever sss slow The close easy. Rosin
r,Ie9 nfte oTet ard tsr stesdv We quote,
TAR-Resrlars 81 40: do oil bbls 81 SO
SPIRITS TT -RPESTINE-36d3 d36l2c. .
ROSIN-Connlon good strained 81 6h. 2 - - 81
81 so G. 81 81 H s1 90. s2ds2 o5: X, 81 17aS- -
". 50 20; y 81 A. " c. So s.. W W. S.
STOCK ON HAND,
~, u S61 bhls
Spirits turpentins. 80 s Sbis
Savannah, April 2a-sprts turpentine firm ~ por
l534 bbls, 81 hhis lto
arm 2 Q 81 Is: y 81 90 r 81 3: 81 30: @ 81 b;
H 81 As l. 81 SIS x. 95; VI. 50 20 y. 81 80. W -.
So 40. " So e5 Receirts, 2,e51 bbls sales. l''+'
hhls. exports SEQ hbls
Nev-Orleans April "a e-Recsrts Rosin. 800 bhis tyr
pentine. 10 bbls
wilmington. April 2a-sprits turpent:ne hrrn - %-e
32i-c Is steady. 81 05GSl lg. -
carts ~ bbs CrldA turpentfne firm 81 10 81 10.
receipts 1n4 hbls firm 81 % receipts. III hhls
Charleston. April % -Turpentine firm. 3c'sc. R7Sn
firm. unchanged.
London, April 2e.-Turpentine-spirits 27s Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
RoilraaoS.
Den NSYLVANIA
n


sN3 6EsossE sa & N aSD cSyBH sEHE.r
rs The leaving time from De.bro..e. and
.orti"ndt Streets IL sve minutes later sAan
S,anon, except where otherwise noted.
% New rers aAsT I, 9Lm5ed eiIr s TO o Rs. P.r'.-
saiFssH No seash-s PstsbarE i7s''"S F''''nfs 10
AfT EsSEslisSr INIfrDPi,., iRd Ss5..Ps
cars For cSiessc ciee.ls oS1f raf.c c
ss s..sirsaPssIi' = ~ ctiSr Ipplssls ,S Sr s Ls.s s
ESE T9i-ao fsgsTiIls eneiansth. fadlanapsa.
S-5S 2. ": 81. LoUis. ExPREss-For Pirt,burs
as r r. wTES isS ExpEssPor ERs PPialns ehicas 6s r,r
CSicaso. Kn'xTl- daii7. Via sSsnsndsss taii.T .S
SIS su'i nTi STErN6 EF S;yGap S fsss sfssT
PRESS PittsearE. Cleveland Nashville via en-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
IA S SIS 49, s i@Ie or. s:srosss and Cortland, ssT;-:
,DesPT9sssr and Cgr'ands Streets 5s @ :
Is p Dining car,, IS tDinias Carr, IS p
m 12 4, IS kresoSs1 S' Linz al Psr,Sr IA
bians cars - IS Dining Carr. 4SS Dining Carr
SOUTHERN RAILvAY.-EIprsss. s.B. as = m. 121o
AILANTIS TIL COAST LISE.-ExPrsss. sS5 a and Is
SE4saAS 1Bssa La.d AaE t 5,~ .sa M
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Ra1LwAY-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RanWaY.-sss :. n and S
FOR or,D POINT COMFORT and xoRFoLK-z@.
n.
TssaEh t.sISa.a IrS9f ram. n aps su ,s
Standard Coaches. ' -A 9 -N-
.-APE NAH--I25 - =. m
For points Now York Long
esf Iwenly-thirf Strser Srationl. m. ~
20 and +a1 sundays. 25 -.
IRON D-shrosses and Cortlsndt StreetsD 30
- ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 tbescrosses and Cortlandr Streets, 2D,
20 70 e25 a55 Penns Limited. 10 10 Cresoros.es
ara torriandt Streets 10 IGF Dining
t-5rl, 1ll5 a. - 81.
Streets 32o), 2aS - S55 as y Dining Ca-i
- Dining Carr SIS Dining
s2a , m y 10 night sundays. 10. IS coache.N
~ e3 = 9j5 tLinairadl. 50. 10 55 DINING
q m l291, 1S5 Dining carr. SIS 80. 3 Dining
Carf 81 dining Car. > IS CDfnin< Carl. So -
s55 - o m II 10 night
Ticket offices Nos 4S1. a-J 1925
Uay Astor House. West Tv.ntv-tnfri
and sstions foot OF Desbrcsses CorrIanir
! Court Street SsN Fulton es broadway
Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn. station
d nv Tne New York Transfer COMPANY will can s,-
and sh@ck baggage residences
Z "a destination
TsIsphoue 81. Eishtssnth Street Psunsyfvsnis
? P7tIroad Service.
:. 2 NJ TTCETNSON WOOD
General Manager General Pas.r A<.-..
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

sDot quiet quotations 1l6e lover on
he basis rniddIng upland and slice fer
mic1fnz sale bale spot markets
were telegraphed follows NewOrleans quiet and easy
unchanged sisc Mobile nominal. unchanged az SC
7ennsh quiet ana easy. unchanged az s'sc; harieso1
1rrn unchanged q wilmington firm. unchanged at
NC, Norfolk quiet unchanged side Baltimore nom
nal unchanged az 5-Iec quiet Ii6c lower az
'-l6c. 81. 6uil. unchanged sisc Estimated
ecelpts az Nevs-or.sns tomorrow are from 500 70
osJo bales 55s and 1s6d last year
~ fioustcn. from 400 $500 bales. compared with
= ss3 last week and $50
Reoeipts an ports and interior points today
psre4 with and lest year
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

leave New YORK. feet o, Chambers q.
follows. and minutes earlier from W 25t ST.
900 IT pIily.-Solid train for Ru1alc
Biachan.teu. Wavsrly ElTnira and Bradford CoacheA
Siuinx Buffalo
80 m. Daily.-Chfcazo II-nttsl-Fasr Maif--Scfft
Chicago. arriving 8 - Arr Cisvsland -
Se-per< Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining Car
80 N Daily-Bu-alo ars Cleveland Exr<ess-A-r
Buffalo . az Bradford n jamestown = 90
town 1927 a. Cleveland i23o D. Sl-epers Buf
falo and Cleveland Case
915 D Dsly--Solie rain eSr = -<ta1n-cn. WayeP-
" Eirnra Chicago, Slsepers Bu1sle Chicago co-
ctuuati- Dining
7NlcKErs. local TINE czRps AND PuLLnAX
Il ACCOMMODATION AT III. rs. 26l ssa ard 9S5
Broadway, f57 East I25th :, aad e.s W-sr l2s,a 81
Fulsoa s.. aS B-oadv-y. Etrooaiyn. - River -
N,hoken. City >farics New York Ira1sf1
Go Is for chesks bsxsays dessirartoc-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
LIVERPOOL. Cotton MARKET.

Liverpool. April ~. ,. m--Cotton- SPOT nstsr1t.
business prices steady American middlns - sd me
of dav bales Gf which for
speculation export. included $3.50 tn1ertcan
Receipts bales. including 100 American Futures
opened quiet and closed quiet; American nnddng m .
April jH-S+d sellers April and May. j sd sellers
May and June. 81 s4d sellers June and July SSti
buyers: 81 6+f sellers, and
September - s.a4 25-s4i buyers September - 6aa
S-Std buyers October : 1-6+1i = sd sellers,
October and November tfs4f sellers. November and
December. . sad sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
ej2 A N. and 375 P NJ Daily. sNc-p, Sunday. -
Fittsfelt: Sundays only at q 20 A. n.
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pfr.sch Light
Ticket Offices I13 26f. ais and fsf5 B-oatvay. .
Union W. rs Columbus Ave. f33 West fS5sr
18th So ard IS-th Cations View York. S3S and IN
Fulton 81 and Iei Broadway. e d. Brooklyn
Teephon 200 3Srh Street to- York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residences %
Vestcott Express Company.
EDG AR VAN ETTEN GEORGE n DANIELS.
General Supe-futsntent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
OTHER MARKErsBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago April 2s.-CattIe-Recstpts, 2soo head in
Guiding 400 Texans. active demand .hsds
lower, Texans steady Good
poor 70 uednua 81 ssds4 feeders srea
ners steady So 40.
nsrs steady firm Sc 1sGsa e5 bulls 50 40 calves
STEADY S4RS5 2a; Texas fed 81 25Txs
Erass Iss steers s. 5oas4 Isxas bulls s. 75g.a s.
estimated. left 5000: SIS mixed ana
butchers IS 65fs5 s7is good choice heavy IS 75a
So SO; rough heavy. SIS 551x5 light IS 55Jxy soi5
bulk of sales. s. 724ass ses.. sheep-Receipts
5000 head. sheep weak, yeariings teady
lsn5s weak for clipped: steady 70 firm for voolled
choice mixed s. 2ef$4 IS; sheep,
yearngs s4 56Gs4 go native ianah. - 5orSs
ern larnbs, 81 7o6z&5 80.
Cincinnati. April 1e-Hcss quiet. lower. s. a43s -
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. April 2a-Flour steady vheat-Sprins light
demand lower prices, No SPOT carloads.
Soc do T. SIC winter, too unsettled 70 quote Corn
dull and rather easier, No yellow. +slcc 4sisc
No corn isi.c; No 3 do isc asked. through billed
Oats Fair demand closing No white. S3c. No
do 81 = f32c. No mixed 30c. saiac
billed Bariey-NorhinS doing. Ry- scarce. No
No track. 5ac asked
Chicago April 2e-The leading futures ranged fol
lows
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

Fio-Cofee market steady: No Rio 1890 exchange,
SD receipts. 1000 hsgS. cleared for the United
states rags cleared for Europe, 2eoo bags.
- hags-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
S'4Sa so s9.0r 1000 '1fSo a n. $too
y 90. .3oa 30 ttoo s'aoe t43o. SEQ. 200 f'ss
90 90 80
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
''430. $50. 1000 'IL70 - ~ 90. 'fSo '3 ~
800. 100 y 81 fS rntc
Oric-s: Libe~-v 81 Ferry. South Ferry. fT2 2si
asa 1900 Rra4dvay- 1-S 5-h T57
Union West East Ie5th 81. 275 West Izota
Fulton Brooklyn. 90 Broadway williamsburg New
York Trarsr Co calls for and checks baggage TO t-s-t
nation.
sSuniays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

ceffse -Santes-Ccff-e market quiet good
sra santos $500 receipts stock. 30oh0
hags Iiamburg-7hes market oTered q pig higher; at
2.So n IGli. pig higher sales $1,000 bags.
Iiav-,ofse market opened rarely steady. franc
q n unchanged. ar , steady and unchanged. al
: N, .feclir q bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
Central R. \. OF NEW JERSEY.

Stati1rs n New York Liberty 81. and South Ferry.
Time below
notadl
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New-Tork. April -.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

on Exchsnee Fpecia Ivsrpocl canles: srct co,'cn
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

mex. Nc. I. az I0.s5 A. N: .
Ciry. r. r. R. Sta. No. !. .
Tine tables az prinGr1l
efecked from hctei er resid'
O. z. LaMBEEr. Gems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-18
Inn Boys Clothing ;

Regular $780, So and S. Doubebasd Jacket
for $248.
Also Doubbeased Jacket Suits complete lots and choice
5000 values, for to 10 years-at S. 08
Atwood Irish Freze and Chnchla Refers
Other Refers and Overcoats for all ages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-18
SWORD FOR CAPT. BUTLER.
Reception to Him and Capt. LeOnar,
in West Chester.

Reception to Him and Capt. Leonard
in West Chester.
A dispatch from West Chester, Pa, last
night says:
Two thousand persons crowded the As
sembly building here tonight to do homage
to Capt. Smedley d. Butler, the hero of
three wars, and his chum, Capt. Henry
Leonard Of Washington, D. c., who was
with him at the battle Of Ten Tsin, China.
The reception was given by the people Of
the town, and Burgess John Thorpe acted
as chairman of the meeting. A handsome
sword was presented to Capt Butler and
gold medal to Capt. Leonard the presents-
ton speeches being made by Capt. r. T.
Cornwell and the responses by c. Wesley
Talbot. A large number of marine corps
officers were present, and the Marine Band
gave concert.
Secretary Of the Navy John d. bong was
among the guests. and made brief address,
in which he highly praised the work Of the
two young officers. paying them a fattering
tribute. Fifteen hundred flags were distrib-
uted to persons In the audience, and when
the officers appeared upon the platform
these flags were waved, while the band rem
dered a patriotic air.
Some of the prominent guests present
were Gen. and Mrs. Haywood, Col. and
Mrs. George C.. Reid, Col. M. J.. Denny,
Maj. James E. Mahony. Maj. Charles II.
Laucheimer. Capt. c. T. Radford. Col. B. r.
Russell, Capt. ]. ]. Hunker, Maj. Erastus
Robinson OF Washington. Maj Charles Nc
Cawley, Col. and Mrs. James Forney and
Capt. James c. Breckenridge of Philadel-
phla.
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S. II. Jumper, postmaster Of Aberdeen,
8. D.. stated before the industrial commits
sion yesterday afternoon that the condition
of the farmer had materially improved dur
ing the past four years, and that there
practically were now no foreclosures of
mortgages. He said that thrifty farmers
had greatly prospered and added to their
acreage by wheat farming. The average
price of wheat throughout the wheat-p-o-
ducing belt for the past eight years was 81
cents per bushel and the increase Of the
average for the past four years over the
average for the preceding four years Is 10
cents. He said there was a brisk competi-
ton among the elevator companies. but in
his opinion. there were no elevator COM
bines. He testified that he had never been
able to find any evidence of rebates granted
the elevator companies, and that the farmer
and the Independent elevator had the me
privileges and rates with the railroad COM
panies as the largest elevator companies.
A. W. Pratt. formerly mayor OF Aberdeen.
testified along the same lines.