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New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April Cattle-Receipts. 1900 Steers
generally steady Butchers strong Good prime
steers S5mSG poor medium 81 9oRS4 a5 Stockers
feeders-Choice others slow 81 75TS4 90:
81 s3S4 60; heers So s5dS4 50; 50 IOd$2 T5
bulls So 5dS4 30; calves about steady s4GS5
Texas fed steers firm - 25Qs5 30 Texas grass
81 5GaS4 Texas bulls 50 1888 80 Hogs Receipts
mattel $500 head opened sc higher. Closed easier; top
So II butchers. 81 5ds6 10; choice
90d$6 Is; rough heavy 81 I5GS5 So light s5 IS
Gs6: sales So SO 05. SheepReceipts. 5000
head. Sheep steady: lambs stronger. Good choice
wethers. 81 700S5: fair choice mixed 50 40Qsf Io
Western sheep 81 e5Qs5; yearlings. 81 1898 native
lambs 81 65@$5 IS; Western lambs, "a 9oaS5 35.
Cincinnati. April 1a-Hogs active. higher. s. 25TS6.
steady. So 75as5 25 sheep steady 50 5Cas4 %.
East Buffalo y. Y. April Receints-Csttie. 90
cattle sheep ana lambs Il hogs -
Cate-Oneriugs only load. which sold in small
in good supply fairly active de-
higher. choice extra. 50 2aS5 80; good TO
choice s50S5 25 Sheer and lambs-Onerings G5 lads,
Of which left from yesterday. The demand
fairly active and 1oc higher but sheer Wee Just
lambs choice extra. 81 50s5 90 good 10
choice 25dS5 clipped lambs. choice extra s56
10. There clearance and steady close
liberal 81 loads and the market
opened a shade lower heavy. S6 ~. with few
fancy Workers Sc 22eds6 ~ pigs So To- rouGhs
81 25Gs4 I5 Everythins was cleaned
up light hogs and the general close was nc lower
East Liberty. April 13-Cattle-Steady; extra, 50 SO4
s5 7 prime s5 26G$5 so: good s5G$5 90 Hogs steady:
81 po7se skips s56s5 50: 81 25fs5 60 Sheen
wehers, 81 bo1s4 TO; common S29
81 so: good lambs. So ooGS3; veal calves
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
EIROPEAN PROpL-cE MARKET

Liverpool. April 1e-C1osns: Wheat. spot dull No l
California es Ia 4. No Western winter. IS 1Oizd,
No Northern spring. ss I'D futures steady May IS I'd
July, rs 9is9. Corn-Spot firm: American mixed new.
4s lad American mixed old. As 21sd futures steady:
May sd. July. Is 107sd; September SIS lid Peas
Canadian quiet 644d. Hops London Pacific Coast
steady f4Gi4 Is. Flour-St Louis fancy winter 1ul S.
Beef Sis I'd. Pork steady; prime
mess Western e3s Sd. Hams-Short cut II 10 10 n,
steady. Cd. Lard quiet; American refined in pals.
AIS: prime tierces as Sd. Bacon dull cum
berland cut 30 n ass Cd short rib. 16 ~ p n.
long clear rriddIes light 10 i2s long clear
mddlAs heavy. * 40 10 ios 9d; short clear backs
l6 ~ 20 NJ bellies IA to l6 n AZ iSs 9d
Shouders-Square il n m, quiet. 35s 81. Butter
Finest United dull COS good United States quiet
67s Cd Cheese-American finest white dull ass; Anler-
can finest colored quiet. AS Cd Tallow.Prime city
quiet 25s Australian London steady, 26s I'd Cotton
seed oiI-Huu rehued-Spot firm. 2ls Cd Turpentine-
Spirits firm. 27s. Rosin-Common quiet. IS Cd Petro-
leun1-Refned quiet. esd. Linseed oil firm. 24s.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YorlS. April 10. 1901
coFFEE-Cofee futures received another hammertng at
The n the bear contingent odays early market
Nav position receiving the chief The
s opened barely steady and 10 points lower under
,inued pressure local absence OF
speculative support Cable news quite generally ad
markets reporting declines in in
stance while Brazilian receipts heavy. and ship
mens expected increase. Spot demand slug
and wit only. furry Of
Covering insuced by improyemen in the late Havre
market prices locally about points shortly be
fore Al u m the market vas net 5qlo points
lsEer Late in day profit taking caused further
advance the closing steady points lower
trading fairly active throughout the session. the
,oteI business amounting
ing traders is thar low figures in the present de-
cline have Yet reached Hamburg closed 4Gi1
ne lower Havre market partial y franc off. Rio
and markets weak the former at 200 reis
reis decline Receipts at the
ports 26000 bags and interior towns 1900 bags
tesvy movements this the year The local
fpot ruled weak and nominal the basis Of 6sc
ser RIO No and csc No 1. The
strabo cleared Victoria April 1900
his country Present Of coffee in Havre
5.5 600 bags l.0l3.O00 bags Of this being Brazilian
The Of prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20

s6d Gbd metal market on the whole va,
sisted Of buying Immediate reareee, con-
nominal decline Of an as p mpr3P9[ion ] Tin here
wesEnefs nsa a6T99d prices there having OF about 'f Il
quoted at futures at fi4 Ss & Tith r spot spot
ne Is 8d fsa io % for >S 2po, S9p s69 G II I London
were nomna cbanga gonnqes NJ m mnanmat9 and quotations
lesc for casting and eectroytic Lead was du nd ar
fday aSanc and Rf m 8 a 6 nr poa
Changed prices Pig iron r0 pI So hed STEADY
s na io9poSs @ fS qS6 90 Southern foundry s4Si5 So
the MoLAssEs AND received from
local market dragged heavily all day. with only hand
ruled slow foow az Ne a 6Tess Sy5pPi also
S6nInSn lgl5e fair 4gisc god l7q22c; PRIME 228
40c syrgps common lSa fair i7ase good 1885,
OCEAN I5 FRIIGHTs-A moderate was reported
showed emen and the inquiry was 0qi niied Iates
Steamer freghs were quiet in all Departments rates
E EsTf ga hfndGn a 2d NeMeas S @ RFsso 2
6ooR 10 p s m o m i Con on6n sst. sac
cGAKTEFs s$n9 quarters HaSs sa grain.
tons coa Sorfos % prIvas 6 asasr s
& st fS . two p9 a side oD. of cuba New
Philadelphia British steamer 16ss tons ore, Daiquiri to
400 bbls ana refned petroleum., Phadelphia to
ko4o IS 10 and e m or an aban Hk % 3 s.
tons ms deals Nova Scotia TO oran prirate terms
DOC; schooner 2s5 white pine hence Havana 81
TSas E sss ss.o5i s5
folk Morant. ia about 50: four schooners
I7s. 159 i03 pineanples Bahamas Bat-
New-York private terms; schooner. $50 tons.
Charleston 221sc, and back
81 75 schooner. 3ss tons lumber satiIa TO New
3S5 coal Norfolk to Savannah
schooners 81 and l51 coal. fonoken waldo
s9rG ss sbSone @ toms coal % kesdns to 20 Batb Aq
75c: schooner 2s2 coal Port Reading Millbrdge
90c schooner 67 tons coal. Perth Anboy Bddeford
75c towage; schooner, 1l4i tons. coal. Norfolk
Head, private terms German bark. 1I94
chi Dunkirk New-York As I'd
s9 for oils ei.. saS its T effect yes
uer yellow being offered sec. with the close easy
Refined petroleum quiet Quotations
low: Petroleum ebls S. and bulk S. TO- PhadeI-
phia bbls 81 as bulk. IS 05; refined NeN-
York. IS 20. .coTToNsEED OlIPrime crude. bbfs.
yellow. 35la G36c: OF summer yell
low 35c; prime white prime winter yellow 3sc
nseed s1c; linseed American boiled 6Sc
Calcutta raw s5c inseed quoted 2c under city
brands: OIL es67oc.
FROyISrONS-Au product advanced yesterday led by
pork the improvement resulting from sc rise in live
receipts all points getting but $4,000
hogs. amount Chicago had lsooo Kansas City
1900 and Omaha 1900 Locally me feature vas
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
eo1-ruERx COTTON MARKETS

Galveston April 1a-Cotton firm; middling. s'sc; low
rniddling 7s.c good ordinary receipts, 6021 bales;
sales 19ls5: stock l32. 2a3.
Paitimcre April 1a--Cot;on nominal. middnE 5-1sc;
midd.ing I5sc; good ordinary, Ilc; net receipts.
2IG bales 7i2; exports to the Continent 1lso'
stock. 5.012.
savannah April le.Cotton steady nliddling. 1i6c:
nIddng Ilsc: good ordinary, 6Sc; receipts los
bales: exports coastwise 800; stock. 75o1I
Memphis April 1a.-Coton steady; middlng slsc; low
rlddling T'sc; good ordinary ste receipts. 81
gross 937 shipments. 1.69s sales $50: stock.
1901. ia. 163 1900. 51.sT2.
New-oreans April 1s--Cotton quiet middltng 3-1ec;
middling ordinary e16c receipts. 3ss6
exports So sales 25oo (co-rected)
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
NAVAL STORES.

Ihre was very little the for spirits in the
way o new business Prices easd slightly ana tha
@ was rather easy at the close quiet
TAR-Regulars. 81 30: 40 oil bhls SO CO.
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-2a6S
HOSIN-Comnlon good 2
81 81 -; 6 81 90: H. 81 90: 50: x 50 15 " Sc so \
81 S3a$2 40 " G, 50 65: " W So so ~ -
STOCK ON HAND
'N'Pel''l= 354 bbls
Sarannah April 1a-Sprits turpentine firm 3'.c: re-
.elIls c.o obs; sales .239 exports. 3
UNCHANGED; receipts, bbls sales 26I expor;s 40
CharIeston April 19-Turpentne steady. S1c. Resin
in M1mns,on Apr lssprs turpentine othing
ecepts % bhs Rosin steady. 81 05GS1 10,
= ~ Crude turpentne quiet 81 10dS2 TO- receipts 81
opls. lar steady 81 90; receipts PAS bbls.
LONDON. April 19.-Turpentne-S 26s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. april 49, p m.-cotton-spo moderate
business; prices. 1-32d lower: American mddns fair
3-32d good nliddlng 13-1ed: mddIug 4Ad: low
middins. : 1-1ed: good ordinary. 3-l6d; ordinary
1S-l6d The sales of the day 5000 of
200 bales for speculation and included
I. Receipts 6.00o bales. &
quiet and quiet
steady: American middlns c. April 32-64d sellers
April May. 32-64d seere: May and June 3c-S4d
sellers and July. s2-64 SELLERS July and August
32-e4d sellers; August and September. Sd sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20

Spot closed dull. quotations unchanged
the basis sac middng upland sssc for mid
ding Gulf. sales 27 bales Southern spot markets
tsegEaphed follows NeV'-Orleans quiet and steady,
unchanged 3l6c Mobile nominal. unchanged at Sc:
savsnnah steady unchanged 1l6c: Charleston firm.
unchanged Sc: Wilmington firm unchanged. 17sc;
Norfolk steady. unchanged Sic Baltimore nominal.
unchanged, s5-l6c: quiet and steady.
changed sac: 81 Louis quiet unchanged at s5sc.
y i7oo bales against ATS bales week ago and $50
osles last year Houston 2 700 10 2. 100 bales.
year
R.celps Of cotton at the ports to-day and for the
week. compared the totals Of q previous
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
New YORK CENTRAL.

- HARLEM DIVISION.
e12 A NJ. S35 p " Daily except Sunday TO
Pittsheld; Sundays only at 90 \ "
Pullman all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with PintsCh Light
Ticket Offices 113. 261. Broadway. u
Union So W, 2T5 1S3 f2srh
18th % ISSth York: NJ 123
Fulton st and Broadway z. D. BROOKLYN.
Telephone 300 Ssth Street for New York Central CAB
service Baggsge checked from hotel residencs BY
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE n DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

trains leave Frankn 81 stati.n. Nsw-York foiiovs
and 10 min later foot West 42t ~. N r.
ITO A M--For Intern points e. Albany Z Montreal
III 90 A. ND Lake Mlncnk MicnevaSka- Saratoga
Catskfil M~un.s-rs.
100 p M.-Chicago Exp
25 M--Cont Ltd Detroit. Chicago ST.
t3 AS NO For Hudson River Points and Albany
p. M.-For Rochester Buffalo. Cieve C-icaeo-
tsOo P M.-For Rochester Buffalo. Detroit 81. LouiA
s9f5 P M-For Syra-. Rcch-. Mag. Falls. Det-
'Daily. tDaiy. except Sunday. leaves Brooklyn An
mex No l. an lo:45 A. NJ: 2:45 P. NJ Leaves Jersey
CITY p r r. sta. No l. at II 20 A NJ: IS p II
Tine tables at principal hotel. ofnces Baggage
checked from, Westcucs Exprs9s-
c z LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. N T.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20

CoTToN-Taken a whole. to-days
small local affair with natural inclination Of prices
downward apparent efforts manipulation Of July
caused frequent Upfs but speculative support Of
vas lacking with pit quite generally bearish
under combination adverse Influences. The opening
quiet and easy. with prices down from points.
By midday the loss increased matter Of from
20 g points with the market that time weak and
irregular Liquidation selling for short and
terng South and abroad In absence
of outside caused heaviness though behind
the selling movement heavy port receipts, weak
Liverpool cables, talk Southern spot markets
and belief that the had done real damage
70 the the central and belt. The
tionaly bad financial report British Government.
with effect Manchester Continental
spnners selling the options short in Liver
posi- as hedge against present holdings Of cotton In
the mills and in Liverpool storehouses were given as The
cause for the sharp decline in cotton in the English
market An advance had been expected by the trade
here Soon after midday estimate for smaller
oeips FOR tomorrow at NewOreans and Houston than
expected and forecast further with frost in
parts Of the eastern belt gave export interests an o7por
tuny 10 bid the market and 10 temporarily frighten
shorts On this buying the market advanced to last
se!rg and failure Of the noon buying TO c2ntnge The
esnount of cotton brought in sight this week TO be
$1,000 bales slightly than expected. Interior town
receipts for the week and present interior town stocks
were larger than estimated. The close was steady with
prices net unchanged 20 points lower.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20

- In the Matter Of Application of Edwin c Kent,
for Letters Administrator c Z a. OF Sc: Saran
Irving Kent. deceased Whereas. ESi~ln = Rent oI
Tuxedo Orange County New York. has petitioned the
Surrogate OF Orange County for Letters Of Adminstra
zion a in the above entitled and has made
application accordance with the provisions OF Sec 26St
and he Civil Procedure that the bond
70 given by said administrator shall not exceed
claims OF the creditors Of the
said 5eceased Now therefore. is hereby given.
pursuant 10 an order of o. T. Howell. Surro
sate of the County Orange. 70 all persons having
Claims against Sarah Irving Kent late OF TUXEDO Orange
County. present the same with vcucners
thereof 10 the said Surrogate his Office in the Village
Goshen Orange County; New York on or oetore the
twentieth May. 1901
Dated. April 10th. 1901.
and PostoHce Address. No &c Maiden Lane. Bor-
oush Of Manhattan, New York city, New YORK
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20

septemoeS. 2e-e4d sellers: October e. 4a-s4d.
sellers October and November 564H4 S64d sellers:
November and December. 3-e4T4 &-esd sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
6eIu inants0-Alalc.

WANTED FOR U 8 ARMY: Able bodied. unmarried
w men between ages OF Rs citizens OF intel
States OF good character and temperate hao Wno san
sneak read and English Recruits speeIaity uS
sired for service Philippines For tnfornaona aBpy
10 RECRUITING OFFICER p Inira ANe'' To- iS'N
Ave or 81 f. I25th New York C%'y.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at Uptown Office. No 12i2 Broad"ay
81 door north 3Is,st. until o'clock m ao'eruSe
rents received at following branch offices at regular
s.o rstAs until o'clock p M 254 Sth-eve. e.
cor o3d-st I52 Gth-ave 12th-st; Nacys otn-ave
and 14,hs 14a Columbus-ave. West 66th-st; 100
West 4ed-st 6th-aVe; ~ East li'h-s'' -'' "1S
.oa 81 between 9TH 159 East s1thst; 1Ss
ave between 10th and nth sts: lO26 Sc-ave near
s1st-st: ToS s9hst.: 1S6 Trernont-aVe
ero 3d-ave 41st-st.; 554 Sd-ave 10 bieecKers
325 Beecker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
RAILROADS.

PENNSYLVANIA
y RAILROAD.
's f.s. ss wss sSs aTaBs Street ana D-
1.-THE leaving time from Desbros.e. ana
oortIandt Street. is nve minute. later tha.
that given below for Twenty-third Street
Stntion. except where otherwise noted.
Car. S.% W. Ios AsT % hss P.I s.D. to S % Bs. R:i,,
o S5ieaso, No sS4. Ss4c9ez 19,Is 70 Pi5.ssqrg.
o.SS A. NJ PENNsYIv1Nifa. aDd GsTsa1s
scaso PRps eTna snGT5 TosO aa cn.S,, In
snI5o's p M LSgiSyi,s cic.e;o St @ hSuis VOWS
For Toledo. Iousv'ile via cincinnstD. Inaianaes.
ss5 p VI q LouIs RlaaS ExrREssror pi,,.Ou.s In
5s p VI as TEsTERN = E1PREssFosF f pnRs Chicago vo
f. nsPS 81 PeFic SaiFTeay E1PRr PRES Car surs ana
Chicago For Knoxville daily VIA Shenandoah Valley
SIS ?. ~ cIEvEE.aNp AND cISciNSarr xx-
PREss-For Pi,tshurg. Cleveland. Nashville tvia cin-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
a p DnSs sS iciS Sa S 5 ssnE and cs eSs' m
Hiis.,. 6H,Ss
snd Dining Cars $ ,psaing ca!l s,ns
::Dinins can = m 12s5 laS5 Dining Car: ts.s
; ass Dining caF). ass Dining Carr. s2s m. isio
SOUTHERN RArLwAY.-Expre.s. s2s. 42s :. m. 1aIo
ATLANTIC COAST ILNE.-E4pre.s. SIS a m. and
p4Ian Limited 1255 ,. m. daily Express. i2io
NORFOLK Or AND WESTERN RAIIwAY,-For Memphis
cHEsAPEaRE aas ONO RAnhTaY-ss II s1iy :. m and /.
daily
F WeeSay. 2tP soTST anS s9%F0RT S % and NoRFoL-''' N
IT6S raas @ aPs Rats Rg.Isr 10 es. s
Standard Coaches
CAPE MAY.-1255 y m w.ek-dsv.
points on New York Long Railroad (srora
,eSst Iwentv-third Street Ststou). SIS m. n -.
80 and f5S o. Sundays. e.2S n, IS m
nrom Desorosses and Cortlandt Streetsl. 900
p. m 1 - -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
j." tDssorosses and Cort sndt Streets. 2o)
80 500 925 S55 Penns. Limited. 1910 ODesb-osses
ShG Cortlandt Streets. 102O) Dining
SnoS Ssrl: II 80 a. m 25S 1255 Dining Carr. 40 CDes-
- (Dtntng Can .sS Dining caro SIS, Dining Carr.
!59 mo coachesi. rs s5s o2s as C1miSedS. sS
i193 tDininE carr u Ss I255 Dining Carr. lss
Dining Carr. 25. S55. Is. Dining (Dnins
Sarl 9oo Dining Carr. T35. IS s.55 s25 p - 10
Ticket offices s45 1885, 1854 Ill and 2si Bread
way Astor House; West Twenty-hird Street Station.
and stations foot OF Desbrosses and CortIand
PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. Brooklyn Station Jersey
CITY The New YoFS Transfer Company will call fo-
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
70 destination
Telephone 1i Eighteenth PENNSYLVANIA
road Cab Service
j. B. HUTCHINSON R WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. foot OF Chambers Ss
as follows and minutes earlier from W 2sd St;
m Daily.-SoLd train FOR Bl-alo. Arr. p m
Fangharnton. waverly, Elmlra and Bradford Coacaes
narior cafs dining 20 Buffalo.
m. pay.-Chicago Lnlited-East MaA-SoEd
train 10 Chicaso arriving s. 20 Arr Cleveland 40
sissners 10 Chicaro Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
so D m DaiIy.-Butalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Enffao C3 Bradford 100 Jamestown 100 and Younss
town 10 q a. m Cleveland T. sleepers to Buc-
falo and Cleveland
q * n m DaiIy-SoIid train B,rshanuton. wave--
lv Einira Chicago SIsepers Buffalo. Chicago. Cn-
SIyiCKETs Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
4 ACCONMODATIONS az III. 113. 28l, 3eH and 967
Rroadway. 15T East I2Sth St and 2,3 West i2s,h 81;
sac Fulton ST es Broadway. BROOKLYN i22 River ST.
Toboken and Jersey City Station Sew-York TranstsR
1o caIis FOR and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
CENTRAL \. R. Of new JERSEY.
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

KUTAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
50 FT2n. sIG-O0 30 m. ~ 90
.1.SO tSOo .s4o +iOo sr4oo t45o. 800. ZOO tT.so
$500 'tA-2S ~, -f2.f IL nd.
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGT0N.
''43O- $500. sls00 s1LSO a. f10O. $50. g. 40.
800. s7.O0 m. 'i2 I5 mdt.
Ofices: i.bertv ST Ferry South Ferry if3 fTc csl
AL 1900 1854 Broadway Ia 5th Ave. 73T 6th Ave-
IS Unon West I53 East 125th 81. 273 ves. I2sth
St 2iS Columbus New York: Court ST., 3t4 adD
FULTON BroOxlyn "a Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer calls for and checks des,.
sSundavs OnlV
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20

SS,ook Of American ahoat Great Brtain 100 600
tiraa o american a1oat for Great Britain
ports since oG net recepts OF cotton AT all
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, April Ie-F1our quiet and easy. Wheat
Spring duh; No Northern old carloads. SIC: do
IN store sOi2c winter. No offered TSc:
&c .sc et Corn quiet but slightly hrmer No yellow
teci no DO 4sI46.c- No i5a. g4ec; No 3 do.
d5s..qiS+.e through billed Oats unsetted No white
SSe; No do S1tsc; No mixed. 2sisc: No do 2ss+c
thTough billed. Rarley-Onerings light: in store
q1oed at Ssa6lc. Rye in fair demand; No in store
oo'2c No on track 5Si2c No 3 5sc. through billed
lows:
x.Nneat No. 2: Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
May I0ss GToTs T07sG71 70lS T0ss GT07s
July 7141il- T1ss T07s us
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20

-Rio-coree market weak; No Rio 4si25 exchange
z 1l52d; receipts 5000 bags: cleared for the United
States 5000 cleared for Europe. 5000 bags; stock
$4,000 bags
The statistical position Of Rrazian coffee fol
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20

god average santos 4s2oo, receipts 1900 hags stock
1910 bags Hamhurg-Conee market opened Z Il
pfennig lower: 2S0 p = 70 y pfennig
lover: sales "a OG0 bags. Have-Coee market opened
barely steady. = franc lower: u unchansed:
p N advanced y 4 franc at $50 p unchan ged;
total sales % 600 bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
coTroN STATEMENT

fer week ending Friday, April 10. 1901.
r4.ssipx az ell United States ports during
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-14

tor and eS%c T. o. b. afost; options
closed steady at ia sc net loss. Sep
TENDER closed SSSsc; October closed
e4Ac. December closed 65isc.
Oats receipts 10000 bushels. exports
6.ss6 bushels; spot Arm: No, : toc: No.
:, 3sisc No. . white 4aG4+hc; No. 5
white 4sisc: track mixed western eh
64ie; track white western 4eI5ec,
track white State 4sG5oe. options quiet
but fairly steady.
The coffee market closed steady with
prices net s to 10 points lower. Total
sales were $4,000 bags.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. August lS.-
Wheat nc lower; contract grade Au-
gust 7sn6FsAc.
Corn &c lower, No. 2 mixed August
62ia 66sc.
Oats firm and In fair demand; No. :
white clipped 456t5Ac.
Wool unchanged.
Provisions unchanged.
Butter firm and in good demand
fancy western creamery 2iise, do. DO.
prints 2ltsc; do. nearby 2Ae.
Eggs Arm and In good deamnd; fresh
nearby tic: do. western lie; do. south
western 121sc; do, southern 12c.
Cheese duh and weak; New York fuli
creams. fancy small 9fsc; do. do. do.
fair to choice 9@9Ae.
Refined sugars quiet, but steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-14
LONDON N MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 13-The Com
mercial Advertisers London financial
%cahlegram;
Business was not increased On the
stock exchange to-day although the
tone was universally cheerful On a be-
lief that a very early settlement OF the
Boer war is at hand and kitehener's
latest haul confirming this hope of an
early ending of the war.
American stocks opened strong on
the dissens!ons among the steel work
ers. The bad crop reports are looked
upon as discounted. Prices moved
quickly In a narrow market as arbita-
geurs were Instructed from New York
not TO sell ahead. The close was buoy
anton New York support.
The general e~ontango is Az on Nor
folk & Western, Denver & Rio Grande
and Erie 3h.
The Bank of England has received
Ell 900 in gold bars. and has bought
es0.o0o In Egypt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-14
WOOL.

BOSTON. August t3.-There was a
steady tone to the wool market this
week with general conditions not ma
terially changed. Manufacturers are
disposed to buy freely and with ma
ehinery well employed this makes a
very liberal business. The market Is
In good shape. taken as a whole. with
conditions firm. The best features Is
that the wool taken goes immediately
into use.
The goods market is yet the control
ling factor OF the situation and TO the
cheerful position of the latter is due
the strength of the wool outlook.
The sales made u largely to terri
tory grades. Choice fine woods are
costing 4tG&6e with generally fine lots
Of territory at 44ff45e. Choice staple
woods are quotabie at 46@4sc. cleaned
with offerings small.
Fleece woods continue quiet but
prices are held steady In the absence of
much business.
Fine Australian WOODS are quiet but
firm with o~rossbrceds moving mod
erately at steady prices. Tile follow
ing are the quotations for leading de-
scriptions:
Ohio and Pennsylvania: Fleeehes, \
and X and above, asm24c, XX and NN
and above 26e; delaine Csc; NO, l m
ing, 25r26e, No. 2 and =three-etghth
blood. CSC: coarse and braid washed.
23M24c.