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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-24
VERDICT FOR KURTH.
He Was Awarded $500 From a St. Paul
Produce House.

W. L. Comstock returned Friday night
from st. Paul, where he appeared as
attorney for II. R. Kurth in the lat
ters suit against the Northwestern
Produce Co. of that city. Mr.. Kurth
had shipped,the firm some poultry that
had spoiled on it's hands. The COM
pany claimed that it was only selling
on commission and that the loss was
Mr.. Kurth's. Mr. Kurth claimed
that the sale was made outright The
jury found for his side of the case and
awarded him $3.50 damages.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-24

A test of Irvine was given at the
central fire station Saturda afternoon
in the presence of about fifty twine
dealers and farmers, an, a ball OF
Standard and Saltwater wine, each
weighing the same was tretched or
pulled out on the sidewalk and meas
ured. The two balls testd weighed
AZ pounds each and the kid sold by
local Irvine dealer measured 1851
feet and inches and the Saltwater
ball measured 2, 1888 feet AM 10 inches.
This is difference of II fet 6 inches
in favor of the local dealers Irvine.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-24
RAISING THE QUARANTINE.

The Thomas boy, who has been hav-
ing an attack of smallpox, is up and
around the house. The guaran-
tine was raised this week. The
disease with which the Montana girl in
West Mankato is suffering has turned
out to be chickenpox of severe type
The quarantine was raised the first of
this week.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-24
WILL START UP.
P. II. Carney Practically Leases
Cement Works Again.
He Takes the Property for Three Years
With the Privilege OF Purchas-
ing ii.

P. II. Carney returned Friday night
from the twin cities. and gave it out
that he has practically secured a lease
Of the cement works for period of
three years, with the privilege of pur-
chasing it at any time within this
period if he so desires. While the
papers have not yet been passed, they
are expected to be as soon as they re-
turn from the east, where they have
gone for certain necessary signatures.
Mr.. Carney states that since the
cement works closed down, the de-
mand for Mankato cement has been so
great as to be surprising, 1t is said
to have no superior in its hydraulic
qualities.
1t will be good news indeed for Man
kato people, to know that the cement
works is to be reopened. For many
years it has been one of the large in
dustries of the city, and it's close down
last fail caused general regret. 1t has
employed numerous hands, and the
product has swelled the commercial
statistics of the city. The cement has
had large sale and has given excel
lent satisfaction.
Pile and Fistula Cured-Free.
Sure cure quick reliable; sample treatment
of Red Cross Pile and Fistula Cure and book
mailed free. Rea Bros Co., Minneapolis
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-24
w. Fl. Ketzeback of Wells was a
Stahl House guest Saturday.

Rev. Frank E. R. Miller has receiv-
ed an invitation, which he has now
under consideration, to deliver two
lectures on July 2 and 3, before the
Chautauqua assembly of David City,
Nebraska.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-24
Cascarine at All Druggists

Cures billiousness, constipation and dyspep-
STA or money refunded, soc. Sample and book
on diet and cure sent for ten cents in stamps
Rea Bros & Co.. Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-24

Misses Ollie Parsons and Nellie
Hines of Wells were in the city Satur-
day.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-24
Pile and FistuIa Cured-Free,

Sure cure quick reliable; sample treatment
of Red Cross Pile and Fistula Cure and book
mailed free. Rea Bros & Co., Minneapolis
MINI.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25

5Sc Nc do; re: No red TaaI4e corn 4Is.c; No
white a5l 2sfe: No rye s0iic good fseiinr Ia ley
Soc fair 70 choice mating l2aaGc; No hsxseed. Sl co..
no eoatTsss 4aa e 81 tI0 Rs g Sss %
So 35Qsi4 o lard 100 N. IS e@ss e5 short ribs
sides do,se' SIS 05GSs % dry sated shoulders thoxed
SO sI1adN 1914: short clear sides Cboxed s. 2ss SRA
whiskey. basis OF high wines 81 %. On the Produce
change today the butter market firm
@19c; dairies 1191sc cheese hrm 9i2g11c; eggs fqm
CINCINNATI. april 24.-FIour quiet; Wheat drm; No >
firm; No mixed. 29c. Rye steady; No =. 5sc.
Duluth, April 2i-Closs-wheat--Cash. - No hard
May, 13$+c: July I4i2c September. T2Ac. Corn AZ
Milwaukee. April 2s-wheat higher; No / Northern
741se No Northern 723sc Rye steady; No 1. ste Bar
ley dull; No =. sc; sample. 40dt55c.
Minneapolis. April 24.-Close- -wheat-cash. 72fsc.
74sc: No Northern. I27sc; No Northern, ce7sa7o7ae
S. 9 M first clears s. SSs e second ees s
81 TO- Bran--In bulk $12Gsl2 80
PhsaelPhia April 2t1Whsat strong and II le higher
April, 49l.G5ec Oats irn; = white clipped. sSl@e
a1sc; do Western. 14c; lslac; so'lh
small 11a4 QI2c; do fair to choice 91sa1Il@c Dressed
poultry lfm good defnand fowls choice l0tsc do fair
to good 2g91@e old ROSTERS. lc roasting chickeas
ReceiptsFiour. 1De bSls $40 0o0 70 in sacks; wheat
2iCe0 BUSH corn 100000 bush; oats $1,000 bush ship
mens-Corn 62 coo bush; oats, 10To6" bush.
724 QT2Ac; July. rose: No hard I2A@ISi-c Corn
No . cash 451se. May. 4i7s945c' July. 437sc-
Toledo. April 24-wheat fairly active; higher; cash.
75$c; May, T5Sc: July. I4'ae Corn duh higher cash
May &c; July 3sfc. Rye 5se, Cioverseed-Cash prime
S6 10; October. So 25 Oil unchanged
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25
o,,1u,,, MARKETS-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 24-Cat,le-Recepts. l6Ooo heae. IN
Guiding 800 Texans; generally steady Corn led Texans
SIS O2Is: direct from Texas 50 40 Butchers S,ocN
stronger good prime 81 9oa$6 poor 10
az eOis4 20; feeders stronger y .2t$ oo
cows firm So SoaS4 hefers stronS y si%a 20; can
STEADY Sass Texas frm 81 ea$5 40 Texas o
grass steers IS 6oaSi bulls strong 81 oasS ~
Hogs-Recapts to-day 27,OOO; to-norrow estimated
az Coo: ief, over 1900; heavy weak light easier top
Sc O5 mixed butchers SIS 7oqS6 o2 fooS 70 esees
heavy SIS SOaS6 rough heavy 50 boQSe TO- hsn 90 %
Qs5 o. bulk sales So S59so % "a sheep-hecepts.
2O0o0 Sheep weak; export sheep. "a 90; lambs sew;
90 fair choice mixed. - s59S4 90; western snesp,
"a 6ofs4 80: sheep yesrlinss. s. IoHSi 30 naVe
lambs 81 60Gls5 80: Western lambs 81 s5aSo so 49,,
Cincinnati April 24-Hogs strong, 81 2oel$o 80 Cattle
active 81 75Gs5 % Sheep strong " oegSa 90 LAMBS
East Bafrao April 24--Receipt-cattIe, 100 cars;
sheep and lambs 40 cars; hogs. 10 cars shpments-
cattle-Onerinss loads; fair demand in punches at
steady prices; calves We're in fair supply mod
erate demand and choice TO extra s5 2ls5 oo
good 20 choice S3GS5 23 Sheep and lanlos-Onerinss
loads: moderate demand: general basis lower; clipped
lambs top quality sold So l5s5 ao good TO choice
good choice SSG1S3 %; sheep WOOL choice 70 extra
S4$5 clipped wool sheep choice to extra " ouS4 90
Hogs-Trade aiow under moderate demand and ~ loads
sale heavy IS sS6 20 mixed Sc 1886 20 YORK
s6 I5Qa5 lI7 S6 o5Gs6 10: roughs 81 -o*S oo
stays 81 25@s4 10: closed very DUH ,a
SIS 75 prime SIS osrs5 so; good. s5@s5 90 Hogs slow;
do. Sc ioas6 pigs IS s0as6 kips. s5ass 90 roughs
s41s5 Sheep lower best wethers s4 6oQ$4 Go: com
mon s2ls3 so: choice lambs 50 cOdsSo 4o common 10
good. s4Gs5 Is; veal calves S5TS6
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25

Berlin prices. sentiment additionally buoyed
'S
aiRS' %a.sA s,s.s
10 10 a5 points up for the day MereovsI Broomha re-
ton his influence stocks q white wheat in the
IN Speculative and other cFcles The
PbuSea saf on 'as eaasy %
In The corn market had much to do With pomo4s 3u
decreased sss2 90 bush for the week sceordng
Northwest elevators From the wheat belt gen
b o a o ss Of the Mssssippi with clear
weaher The Chicago -New-Tork difference widened
ago Primary receipts were $4,000 compared with
be much Smaller than usual ssssgans only
Of -four s5sOo bush Of wheat Quotations Of cash cash
Duluth. sozsc: old No / Northern Duluth ssse; No
@ o aT4Se no red see, Soc No
red Nsw-York s2Se sn0at scat, No hard 5n
Unusual activity attended the operations in corn yes
particularly at chicago Nay Jumped 10 5s,:e on
Of such natural ss9nS srs as ses esed s
aante aa oGsy a1e e Teh nis Later
by lSss the enSsT Sa but
closing 1aGsc net higher Practically all markets
o.e @ Rs ho aTa Ga e's soe For May in
WSs sSa Snsnn 4 hse pfSn p the its
from prices being held right IT up cssa to me Pe
only and but es expected bSbe3 on Thur
es in s day shut all SH IS
esset essed 3sfs ~sfs sP sai April white
sna No in M HoT psons St the an market for
siderable advance on spot property sales sod od
s 0sta sle No whs aahgas!as; No whs s2se
o' No White h clips. @ RyEMsrks, eosa Sats steady
s. sc sssa No
Feedinr vas quoted sss.sse, and mating s2@oc both
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston. April 2e-'The American Wool
porter will To- Aside
from liberal purchases Of fine Australian and Ohio deiaiae
made the beginning of the week under by
well known Kill which practically cleans the supply
Of such stock in this market trade has ruled dull.
has presented locally OF interest
The referred consisted something like 1,5Co
bales OF Australian which taken, is reported.
prices ranging from SIC Sac equivalent clean
of tn The delane woods amounted about iSN
600 n and the prices paid understood TO have been
2sd.9e. reflect tendency demand
towand fine woos which relatively much
medium and low woods. they Indicate
dspce Of this class which prices
irInly held Taking the market whole. tie pur
chasing has been mostly Of piecns character There
is disposition anticipate future requirements
speculative noticeable
While trading be the market
far prices steady. The sales
Of the week in Boston 2591 10 domestic
and go 000 10 foreign making total OF eco
4loSO 900 for tho Week and 2256eSo the
responding week l9st year The sales since January
amours 10. % 300 ~ against So for
corresponding time last year
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25
SOUTHERN COTTON Markets.

Galveston; Ar-i 24-Cotton firm: midaiag. s9sc; low
rniddn1 1S.c good ordinary. 7c- Receipts 307e tsles
sales. 1881 bales: stock, 1S2356 bales
Norfolk, April 24--Cototn steady; mddins, 3-16c
low middlins 1Ac; good ordinary Iise Receipts SIS
bales: Great Britain 22J6 bales coastwise
6T2 bales; sales. S0f bales: stock. 1s.9+9 bales.
Wilmington. April 24-Cotton frrn middIing. T3zc Re
cepts liz bales; stock. T.571 bales.
Savannah. April 24-Cottcn dull; n'iddiins SIC; lev
midG7ng. 71sc: good ordinary Csc Receipts. li6e
bales; sales. 81 bales; stock, 70.s10 bales.
Nev-Orleans, 24.-Cotton middlins, 16c
low mddlnG 7c: good ordinary, Ss16c. Net receipts
527 bales: gross exports the Continent
27ts bales: PSI bales; stock. 25S056 bales
Mobile April 2i.-Cotton quiet; middlius. Lice low
mddIng S-16c: good ordinary I-l6c Receipts. lts
bales; coastwise 269 bales sales 100 bales stock
1850 bales.
Memphis April 24.-Cotton steady middling. shc; low
mdeling. Use: good ordinary. 63ae Net receipts lsN
bales; gross. shipments. 2oS bales; sales
2aOO bales; stock, 110. 2S9 bales
n,iddIing. 3l6c, good ordinary nominal Receipts
shipments. 125 bales sales $50 bales STOCK
80 ,92. bales. ~
Houston. April 24cntton steady Hniddlns sse LOW aSs
bales: Shipments 5.167 bales; stock, 6i6se bales
ST. Louis. April 24Cotton quiet: middlins S-loc'
middling. 16c: good ordinary i9-lec Ne re
$50 bales f.2.39 bales shipments hi'-
bales; sales. 435 bales; stock I6o2I bales
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25

cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables; spot cotto
Fair business doing; sales 1900 bags speculation ana
export 500: 5000: receipts. l1ooo; AneIich
II go; nniddng upland 2l-32d Futures opened steaoy
ZSin 3S4d decline: steady, ls2 points net lower
4prl 4s41zb AprMsy 4s'i.e May.June c8tsnS 4sts5S:
es, 2ss: September ] 2ss oct0ber G. ZIP Zip
vctober-November 4c71b; November-December suo I'D
AanehesterYarns quiet but steady and cloths good In
op.ry
FLOUR AND MEAL-Responeing 70 the advance M E. in
Shes with slight rise in asking prices the four mar
ruled quiet all day bat nrrn closing nornnaiy un
changed Spring patents quoted az sin$t winter
sssiss,s g .sgts ss winter patents 81 ssas. spring
sesrK ~ S0@f3 % extra No winter 50 ayS2 60 extra
no winter q ns2 go Erade sls sons2o spot o ana
- sass is choice 70 fancy s. xasss % ss
a MAMFirm; quoted Fins white and Yellow s an
ti o ~ sacks 70 arrive 200 10 s7gxls spring bran bran
az cernmeai SIS iinseed OIL eass s2s .s corn oil
vhs nssAiN-wHEAr-upset,in. a. bear caieuiation' me
market yesterday added cent TO the price
considerable activity in all auafters mensra,s he
oaek in the last few minutes due TO pronf tans pE
s room % element left closing prices somewhat ss
@ ospt Tor this one reaction the market nsa
S order. cane 70 fEssy While Local snorss -
nestons displayed by the market 10 such conssss. 20
- A1yas9hle vspk ~ nlz1hee bsts1a edyiees ecm
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25

the o6a metal % % ss
.Ss ws BafPay ss to rS., as metal t
vine London prices Sho9t .tsa On the
maRs main teatuEsIess noni1s!y nnchsnse trading
s sa ~ m TIE S s0s ns was s m ss & and
5.es s as m ' s. IN a 1daH loss los
closing 80 lis and futures g., Is Sd the local ,S
bass Lake superior and lets casting
% R m iron e snS @ 90 .o Nhs5R abeI6 19usds ss
So Glasgow warrants closed SIS Cd and Mddles
Of business executed in the market for moasses
steady syfaps were also Steady and unchanged euots
GnS . fSUS Me- 9sanE r, iSs
open Kettle azaloc; Porto kico, s.gaSc: syrupsmsom
fancy. fa2S i?5seS ssss7c ''' '''' ''
OCEAN FREIeHrs-Trading in ssil tonnage light
Rae out IN
ss 'ai f.tsS S.!si
23sd: ksiah Hun. ssa: Ssvcase Sd: A95xsTp sd
sS1H ARSsEass Rs5 10
ssssers asnfs s0 and AD;th' ons hsS
nsS
s Ss 'Ss s iss sss
,1sss @ m ps ps % asa
p:ss E JSDss
southern United Kingdom Cop,neh,; private
s5s '5a oS
rsad.esa i ,sT%s
Rsh an py sS Vest
Jnds three I'VE months $50 G.rman steamer
Of about sai5c Norwegian steamer, eoss tons, coal,
o to Ssy1ss fampeo
S9 Back 4g shp 70 @ cases
.RS s. ss: ssrss sssss
70 and Psss s pa ship 9.s 1o
HS I'll @ @ sens eos a
Havana. 81 ao schooner 2ss tons. lumber. Tampa to
S s4s.s S sses :ss S' sas to
to 81 So S sss sons
%%s,.; wiiSpssS
fsR$s IONS sssI sssI
sfs'sf coal
s = M an, ss IS Sesf in %
ssls ana n Fl Sswxg1s
cs:ssasess n S#s
ss se.nSs acPt,s qsa sT s
s SsSs s sss
al day influenced BY corn and elGssd rsxs gs
$%s a 2ss s.ss: Esss !ssss
sisa.,s sss 5ss sIIasis Is5E:
r ID r. lss IS Il ST.
ssa ps..s s. ssssss2. n ssss At
M ss hams s';ssS ss''ss
1ARD-Frm; quoted S.o0c. CITY iirni
s12lac Refined lard Arm Quoted: South America; eace
Continent, SOC Brazil Kegs lV.oe SonpSuni I,,n rs.m
! sac; city lard stearine GNg9izc.
RICE-The movement rice continues pretty slow, but
rices hold quite steady at the old basis fol
low: Domestic, low fair 'ric fair 20 good
| S7sg4hc; prime 10 choice, 5sn5sc: head 3.sG5i,c
| Patna, 4Ih5s4c Japan. An 15c: Java 4z4iae; Ran
COON bond 2Gc4c
day. market did no vary -, ron % 'ns pre-
prices which considered the lowest
advance At any time in The
near Quotations follow Cut loaf crushed and
powdered. 56oc; powdered. coarse powdered and fruit
powdered 655e; Eagle confeconers granulatsd oloe;
Eagle coarse nne sranuaied ohSe Eagle n
cartons bags Of hne granulated, SSoc:
Easle fne eranuaied standard granuated and diamond
A 5l5e; A. n2sc; No J. 5loc Nos and
n5c. No 4 Sc: No s. No 8. 4Oc No Z. %soc:
So 7oc: No O. l6sc; No TO- 4.eoc; No IL. 455c Nos
~ and ls SOC; H. rs and 10. 4%5c The market
for raw presented strong appearance again to
tons but inclined to hold Oh Tor an advance
business quoted 1t S-le0
~ ii-Isc and 7-1e6314c for the three standard
grades sale made lev Gays ago W. repot .oo~y
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, April "a. 1901.
CoFFEE-The market opened steady with prices
unchanged 10 ) points higher, under the influence OF
hullsh news the crop country. higher exchange
rate al and liberal outgo from warehouses IN this
country. Shortly after opening covering by over
sold shorts the execution of foreign buying orders
cent prices up another points. Noon bids incicated
net advance Of 5q1o points In the latter half Of the
DAY prominent operators sold heavily, and the mar
ket sssed of about the opening basis Trading was
toeahly active all starting with 300 bags on the
call sales close amounted to $1,000 bags. a
feature the large transfers or
near months months. Final figures were net uh
changed points higher and the tone OF the market
steady European and Brazilian markets were unchanged
with the exception Of Santos steady Santos report
weakness Receipts the but 15UpO bags.
and 700 bags. Warehouse deliveries
in United 600 The street market
for spot coffee dull nominal. with Rio No
&c and Santos No at 6%c the basis for prices The
steamer Bellagio cleared Rio April % with 5hD bags
The range of contract prices in the local market to-day
vas as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25

COTTON-Decidedly lower prices bulIetined on
the Cotton Exchange to-day and the market
during the session showed the least sembance TO its
former strength. Activity lacHng all times and
IL safe that the trade virtually in control
from finish Room sentiment beaTishly in
eined and under selling for both accounts by both in
saers and outsiders prices worked off point after point
May settling S04 and July s01 The latter option
belief that nanipu
lation scare unfounded The opening steady,
with prices unchanged to points lower Following the
Sca the market held toerably steady with bulls and
ing orders from tie South and eventually
the market and for the rest Of
the forenoon Of fluctuations steadily down
bds indicated net loss az that time OF
4q5 The early cables from liverpoo were quite
closing OF yesterday but later there was
sharp rally on covering buying the reaction
English market finished at the best ngure
cotton showing marked strength on
spinners. The change for the better
effect market, the trade mere
future inasnuch as weather South was improving
while receipts continued unseasonahly
large the private wires stated mat spot
sell freely on every advance ne
leVing crop doing as wei as ordinarily
tins time and that pronounced acreage
The afternoon developments on
oca Exchange also of bear1sh nature Prices
the absence or support OF account
under further feVersn sales OF ong
stuff The estimates to-morrows receipts fsiied 10
NOE snv secresse in movement, while the weather
forecast was all could be desired AGAIN the New-
weakness ana kept reiauNey peio~
our market all the New-oreans was Hee
steady periods German eAPort
close was barely steady. with prices net oaiS points
lowe-.
The range o. prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25

pals i2s Cd; prime Western tierces 42s Sd Hams
Short "A to is 10 strong 4ss Cd Raccn-cu1nper
land cut 26 70 so ~ hrnn 46s short rtb. "a NJ.
steady. AIS; long clear uiddles light quiet
as long clear mddes. heavy. s. 40 n. sos Cd
snort clear backs. is % N. 4os bellies. IL
10 10 10 quiet lbs %. Shouiders-Square. II l3 no.
hrn 55s 3D. ButterFfnest United states dull sSe: sood
lnlted States dull. Cos. Cheese dull; American
white As Cd DO co,ored 4ss Cd American As Cd
Iailow steady prime city 25s; London.
TSs ea cottonseed oi-fiun refined spot steady es Sd
iuffehtfne-SpIr1ts 2Is Sd ROsinComncn. quiet
Is %. Petroleum-Refined steady. Isd Linssed oil
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25
new YORK Central.
HARRIET DIVJ~ION

DTVTSf5N
or A. NJ. 3.35 p NJ. Daily. except Sunday. TO
Pittsheld: sundays only at go a NJ.
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pfntsch Light
Ticket Offices 113. 261 AIS and 1915 Broadway. 3
Union So. w. 275 Columbus Ave. 1S2 West I2ath sss
lZ5th and 13sJh Cations. 5SS and
Fulton ST and 104 Broadway Z. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 200 Street New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence oy
Westcott Company.
EDGAR ETTEN GEORGE H DANIEIA
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25
, contract prices in the local market to-day

Spot cotton closed with quotations loloc lower on
the sAe for middling upland ana esc Ior mic
ding Cuff Sales IS Southern spot markets were
lsegraphed follows: Orleans easy az
s3l6e; Mobile quiet, 1-lsc higher, at l-lc oaVshnah
dull unchanged. SIC; Charleston stsaay; s
Sc: Wilmington firm, unchanged, al 'tsei NortoIk
steacy I-lge higher al Baltimore nominal un-
changed s&c; Augusta quiet and steady lSIc lower
Louis unchanged. at 3-1Oc. Esti-
mated receipts at New-orleans are aoo 70
b600 bales last week ana i's' baies
hast year Houston 1890 10 200 bales as compared
with z bales last and &c bales last year
ports interior points to-day, COM
pared with tbs same day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits ruled rather quiet but about
at unchanged prices Rosn also quiet WIN
tar SLOW. We quote:
TARRmReguars 81 30; DO oil bb.s. s3 60
SFlRlTS TURPENTINE- u 1856. -
N-Somnon to good strained, 81 CO. E. 81 %; r.
81 so g. 81 50; H. 81 30; !. s2n$2 G5 K, So 15dfS2 20
NJ " 80; N 81 40; g. 81 65 and w W. So.
STOCKS
Spirits turpentine bbls Sal
1"i ON9 VV"
Charleston April 24-Turpentne steady, Bic. Rosin
firm, unchanged
savannah, April 24-sprs turpentne nrm 3Sc; re-
R9sR @ @ hr receipts 3es bbls sales sas bes I
s. 80: 81 50; r. 81 as 81 60; X. 81 90; NJ, 81 2o
Wilmington. n. c. April 24.-spirits turpentne firm
32Q321ac receipts 53 casks Rosn steady 81 O5qsl TO-
receipts 426 casks Crude turpentine quiet O$2 l0
receipts 20 casks Tar steady 81 90 receipts 44s casks
London. April -Turpentine-Spirits, 27s 3dQ27s I'd
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New York. foot OF Chambers st.
follows. minutes earlier from w sd 81:
oo<, m paify.-Soi. train Buffalo Arr p m
EinEHarnton. Waveriv Elmira and Bradford Coaches
Buffalo
n a. DsiI--Chtcaec Ilmired-Fast Aal-Solsd
train 10 Chicago. arriving 80 Arr Cleveland 70
C5icaxo Cincinnati Dining Car
.:0 n m. Daily--tsunaIo anil CieveIand Express-Arr
p,,Naio bradford ~. jamestown ZOO and IounGS-
town 10 81 cleveand IL 30 m sisepsss 70 Ssf-
~ ~ m paiiy-Soli! train Bnzhamton. Waver-
IT, Eimira chicago Sleepers Buffalo. Caicaso cin-
yIeIeKErS local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCONNODATIONS AT III. il3. 261 39o ana 4S7
Broadway Isl Eas, 18TH s.. and z.s IVES, l13ss 81:
West I'D ST. ferries. New YeFh: S2o
$50 Fulton ST.. 90 Broadway brooklyn: Y River St.
e. coiic 1o1 ard eA1cks bAGGAes 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ruaalo April 2-Flour quiet. but nrn. Wheat
nothing done; small held high.r; No
-Northern old carloads. S4S4c 1 in store S2asc;
offerings light inquiry; spot uixe wheat.
oe asked en- track; No red quoted f9c Corn dali;
A7a yellow 4sa4Si4c: No do. 4IssG4sc; No cora.
ssci No do. 4IAc. through billed. Oats strong:
70 wnte clipped, 32c; No white. 81 AG22c; no
aHea SOc asked No do. 2ec through billed Barley
car good Western arrive. lake.
quoted 6oc. " ~ " ~ '
Chicago April 2A-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April a4-cosinx.whea. spo. steady; S.IS No
Is Id No California, es I'd: futures steady May as
ED; July % i04.d corn-spot nrm American m,nsa r
May. 4. "a July, 4s: September. 4s. Peas-canadian
f49fs 15s Flour-st Louis fancy winter dull S. Beef
ness. western Cd 4Asd quiet: American refined In
New-York tribune., 1901-04-25

English Island muscovado arrive at 11-1sc Adv,c
from London reported unchanged but barely fhaii
tained market.
TEA-The market for opened dull. Win i
change in prices from last nights close ruled nat al
nfeess. without variation from first figure. and ciosea
quiet No sales made. Quotations follow: Apru
12 4o912o0 May. r. .505 2sO June - soH12lo: July
end August IL 7oa2 80: September, October November
and December. 1S. .5oGI3 90