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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25

Merry Christmas In how many ways
home circle there will be the simple
joys that can only come where a
family welcomes it's sons and daugh-
tiers from perhaps far-away cities,
around the table spread with tempting
dishes. The stories told, the laughter,
the little condolences whispered in the
dim light of the hall, how much of the
real genuine spirit of the day comes to
them Perhaps a young man has his
sweetheart to call upon in the eve
ming. After being with her family all
day, she saves a place for him by her
side when the shadows lenghhen on
this short winters day Perhaps the
lamp is not lit, and they two sit in the
dull glow of an open fire. The gifts
are made, and, holding a tiny hand
which is responsive to his tender clasp,
he dreams of a future with her by his
side.
The boys and girls, untroubled by
financial cares and innocent of the
spirit of love brooding over their older
sisters and brothers, romp all the day
long. They play games, eat candy I'M
til it would seem that their little
stomachs would burst, and finally go to
bed with the most priced gifts in a
chair by their side.
But for the young man or woman who
is alone in the city the day has more
of the bitter than of the sweets. They
perhaps go to the theatre or some
amusement, but of all days Christmas
is the time of the pleasures of the
home circle, and 1t is not for them.
Some seek to force pleasure by drink
ing heavily and for a temporary eX-
liberation they pay the penalty in a
throbbing head, q distaste for food
and a sharp disgust with themselves.
And the day comes around year after
year and some of us are merry and
many are sad, but the day is here, and
the play goes on just the same until
the curtain rings down upon us all.
The wife of young husband of this
town went to visit her Aunt Maria one
day last week. They parted with kiss
es. but now they hardly speak to each
other the young husband and his wife
. on account of the simplest little thing
that might have happened to anybody
/ When they said good bye" he prom
Used to go to Aunt Marias by the first
train that very same evening" but she
forgot to tell him the number OF
Aunty's home. Now the young husband
meant as well as could be, and it never
occurred to him that he did not know
where he was expected to go, until he
found himself in Boston, about nine
O. clock that night. He knew Aunt Mar
| las street, and he looked it up in the
directory. IT was one of the longest
streets in Boston. So he went to a no
tel and went to bed and next morning
he came back. The day following his
dear little wife came back too. She
heard the story through, but could moi
see how it all occurred. and she has
since insisted that all husbands are
| brutes, and that her own particular
! husband just meant to slight her anC
| her poor Aunt Maria mean man thai
| he is.
Doris was overwhelmed with gifts
yesterday. After contemplating her
riches for some time in silence, the
little girl sighed and said with a shake
of her tiny head: MY, Sanity Claus
| must be a awful good mani"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25
PIANO
BARGAINS

See these Bargains before
you purchase. Every piano
named in this list represents
great value for the price
asked.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25

lie Grand Ia. Dec. A.-Palmer College
has received $4,000 from Hon. F. A Pal
mer of New York making &G.0o9 raised In
the last six months. This college has the
Youngest president Of any college in the
country-Carlyle SummerbeN, who is 2
wears MID
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25

The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Railway runs five trains day between
Rufalo and Pfttsburg. two going West
and three going East. The time be-
tween the two cities is seven hours.
Those who have occasion to make a
trip to the smoky City should buy
their tickets via the Lake shore It's
cars are the most comfortable. and lux
urious in existence. and Sc affords the
combined advantages Of low fare. quick
time. comfortable cars, courteous al
PENDANTS. and fine roadbed When you
buv your ticket via the Lake Shore
Railway you get the best that modern
ingenuity can supply.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
AT ST. ANN'S CHURCH

The following Christmas musical pro
gram has been arranged by Organist
John ]. Foley for the services at st.
Annes Church today.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25

Toilet cases at Edstrand s. Peterson 5,
2l7 Main Street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25

A piece of Libbey's Cut glass is sug-
gested for Christmas. Clark-Sawyer
Company.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25

Artotypes at Bouteue & Co.'S art
store, 255 Main Street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25

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p..-,.s. a The kiad You h2ga n6als 5OgEA
''s1 o1 NEzZNIZS6<
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25
Correspondents Of the Associated Press.

Port of Spain Island Of Trinidad, Dec.
Is. - The Venezuelan government press
has during the last week been carrying
on a campaign of a violent nature against
Germany, and especially against the Dis
conto Bank Of Berlin which In 1896 made
a loan TO Venezuela Of SlO00OOO9 for the
purpose Of enabling her to pay off the in
terest guaranteed to the railroad COM
panies. which had never been paid
The Disconto Bank has been waiting
for payment of this interest since 1883
General Andrade. the former president.
careful of the foreign credit Of his coun-
try. paid several coupons. but since Cen
eral castro seized the executive power
nothing has been paid. and the Disconto
Bank. having become tired OF waiting
is now claiming payment through the M
Prevention Of the German legation. ms
Of the newspaper attacks upon Germany.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25
Report That Germany Has Sent
an UItimatum to Venezuela
Denied Although Such a Step
May Be Taken
GERMANY RESPECTS
MONROE DOCTRINE
Venezuelan Government Press
Carrying on a Campaign OF a
Violent Nature Against Ger
many and Especially Against
Disconto Bank of Berlin

Berlin. Dec. 24-The announcement that
Germany has sent an ultimatum to Ven
ezuela has been conspicuously printed IN
the press here. Those newspapers main
tanning the closest relations with the
government affirm that this news is pre-
mature. While an ultimatum has not yet
been delivered to Venezuela they say,
this step will soon be taken unless ven
ezuea yields to what are deemed mere
the reasonable demands Of Germany
The leading ultra-Montane organ, ING
Cologne Volks Zeitung. in an extensive
article on Germany's attitude toward the
Monroe Doctrine, asserts That the assuI-
ances of Dr. Won HOlleben. the German
ambassador to the United States, with re-
gard to the Venezuelan matter, indicates
Germanys recognition Of the Monroe
Doctrine i'm a more absolute manner than
has heretofore been done. This paper
saws Germany bows to the Monroe Doc
trine. and alludes to the expression OF the
late Bismarck that the Monroe Doctilhe
was a piece of impudence.
This utterance of the German states
man. which is doubtless authentic, mas
lust been published for the first time by
the Hamburger Nachriehten, Bismarck
household organ Nevertheless, the Co
logne Volks Zeitung admits that the
impudeuce of the United states IS sue
ceeding brilliantly and that Europe IS al
ready accustoming itself to the ldea OF
the tutelage Of the United States In South
America.
The Cologne Volks Zetung concludes by
saying: "Must Germany really ask
Washington permission to collect SVNVl
marks from Venezuela? Must we pocket
ali sorts Of warnings and concealed
threats?"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25

Doris was overwhelmed with gifts
yesterday After contemplating her
riches for some time in silence, the
little girl sighed and said with a shake
of her tiny head MY, Sanity Claus
must be a awful good mani"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25

At Adams Square Congregational
Church a Christmas cantata, Mrs.
Santa and Her Dolls" was given. At
fer the cantata refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served to the
children.
Arthur B. Joslin, member Of the
Citv Guards. took the part of Santa
;,1aus at Adams Square Baptist Church
Celebration last night. He scram Died
5own a carefully designed brick Chin
hev and distributed presents to the lit
lie ones. The distribution of gifts was
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

af IF fs's'r 1 firm whit qs Jus, 0sors the clos: h:n
being except Bs
So ~ner eqosa pa,ents at So So Ss & g. wnF spTsE
ssaaa He s5 sass SiSeE sass
sooS to srsiys = s:s RYE @ sosd Fair
sMEaL-ouis, srsaa SC 3SRtsd kls asas2
yellow cosr.s tias Vh(ss sosss sao
spring bran baf ssasa coarse a2 aTTE Winter 200 BRAN M
corr corn pn o1 & seogS2i @ ooTnmea SIS Iinseed oil cake 81
NwHEAT~Afier DAY given over almost
almost certain thai going with
their courage and tunbed over lot Of grain that they
sen 6en in casnE 6s . al n day the being @ sharp
nsw ~ than m the precious night In general way the
9thsr~se NOTABLY the export
mossy @ so,o At ,outDsT{s The While fairy good
the idea useasonabiy coid weather might
Ts n e Teq far belt the S. Gw se n1w
st & gave condition Of go for winter wheat against
prsn IF en - ear @ ss had g. @
bis wheat bush; Abroad ma1Est outlook
on
net slas re s udsss stss up ss eas sse
STs st ia and Mas rsg points Of M g
warmth prevailed with the two weeks late North
81 800 saT ago
sf sea Of ssh bush 3E the T6
Mons 0f haPs rash 1b aa 3 o basis Ssfe4n as bu
sssss 20 SSTfhsFn chisass promPs: No SorsssTn
:,ors: 30 SswTork 5se PsomPt and a. SaTa
the Chicago bull element. maintained very stiff
position all day yesterday and closed so &c net higher
There several points Of additional strength how
them being weather in Western
States principally Kansas Missouri and Iowa threaten
further. Receipts Chicago
while Wednesday 1O5 estt
mated. Domestic stocks according to ''Bradstreets
a of 143. 600 bush.
sh markets closed partly lad higher and seaboard clear
moderate scale aggregang 25 loads. nearly all at out
ports the close No quoted at 5Oi.c ele-
and 50i1c ahoat No white. 81 lc. and No
yellow. 56a4c. o b .OATS-There
oats n Wester ad-
Sanc,ns cold ysatheE and with corn
s2isG33e; No 3 white, 32c: track mixed, olhqS11ec:
track white 32G36c; No white clips 33d332c Export
business amounted to 10000 bush. RYEMarket quiet
No Western. 60l2c. and No . Western 6Oc, both b
afoat: rye 5oG75Ic BARLEY-Market steady.
Feeding quoted i694sl2c and mailing at 62G70c
both c
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April I6. 1901.
BEEVES-A single car. 81 head received. and
offered for sale Market nominally steady
Liverpool and London cables quotably unchanged Ship
nents Included SlG cattle 16 sheep and 1850
ot beef the Bowie 10 Liverpool and 26 cattle the
be laden with o quarters different shippers
CALNES-Receipts 81 head and several hundred
stale calves IN the pens Very little demand
live calves and prices A few good veals sold
s. 80 100 10 sellers quoted whole So so
ass IS estimated little sell 81 SOC
6G9c per n. country dressed dull a 5G7iec.
Sales-Ne"ton x Co: veals l2i n average at IS so
per 100 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts cars. I1SO
head including for slaughtererS and
market, making with the stale stock 2I sale
sheep quiet at barely steady prices few lambs
wanted and the feeling weak; a large number
held Fair unshorn sheep sold 81 * 100 10
good prime lambs So 81 s3. clipped
do AT So: clipped culls 81. dressed weak
1S-c n with wethers quotable 9c dressed
lambs sold S92c dressed spring lambs steady
S3aS6 per
Sales-F L. Kerrs & 200 unshoru Western lambs.
~ NJ s5 80 100 10: 221 clipped Ohio
a. III. a s.: 10 clipped culs - n 81.
Newton G O5 ursh0rn State lambs II n, AZ 81
nate * urshorn Ohio sheep. 115 NJ 81 -
Tobin 6 shannon: 50 Indiana sheep Gew clipped 100
n. at 50 I5.
HOGs-Receipts $50 head including
So per country dressed steady 5iaaS1sc per
10 for the whole
Sa:es--Newton IS 60. Gate Moniay) $50 Ohio pigs, So
III average Sc 20 per 100 m.
s. Judd & Co. date Monday: i35 Western hogs. Io5 10
Sc 80
Tobin 3 shannon: state hogs; lsr n. at So As; !
$50 10. 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston April i6Busness has been slower in the wool
market here this week. but prices remain steady Dealers
are under the impression that although the market not
advance prices the outlook bright Terri
with Fine
medium fine secured staple in. is quoted Ala 43c.
strictly staple article calls 44T45c. Fleece
woods quiet but steady. Australian wools held
firm with prices import. The fol-
lowing quotations for leading descriptions Ohio
and Pennsylvania neeces-X and and above. 24G25c:
Xxx and Xxx and above 27a2se deiaine 2s@2sc No 1
conhing. 26c; No and blood 26c; coarse and braid
2lc: No Michigan comhin. ooc: Nc do. c3e; coarse
ana braid washed. fine deaine. 24G25c. Unwashed
medium etc.-Kentucky and Indiana i blood comhinE.
blood 22c: braid combing. 2oasie Territory. secured
s26T5sc: staple 45Tz6c Utah Wyoming and Idaho nne
medium and nne 12g14c; secured 4oG42c staple. 444
sunrfne nominal es7Oc good 6iae3c: 6o965c
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

HIDEs-The market shows frmnsss. with good de-
hides The receipts FOR the week were $3.50 hides. The
time quote Ma'anSras laise;
% ls enGs 1FinGH 2i at ams Vera s r. RGss ss
ss sbsss6 L Rs sRs Oar ss &
lec Port-auPlate, 1714e; Galveston: lsa1slac: San
Prcsreso i5c; Maranham Pefnambnco i5c: Bahia
lie Maracaibo. 1ic savania, 143ac Matamoras. loo:
o5d S: SsHs sss ss sts
Oak sole was auie The under,one was esady all around
2sasss 2eaai
Gdn sb, saas s
a 6 9 as height yS; sass cove & .esonG 3
soe bellies 1sl7c oak dressed backs 389s4c seconds
METALS The downward cours. o, lead in London was
2 Is Cd 'oqGhn the I s%Tes in years m The prnG
:ents from this country; New~York alone shipped 400
snSe and AP at P s
todsy as prices took Upward in LONDON
firm ba aS at se s0 M na m e5e
% a 2 Cd on spot and f4 for f1s.
Ses I'm G or rn less ai m 9TnF sin % to the & nro
and SIG e2lz for elecrolytc. In London
I Fl o ao' ps ruled aR @ G' about is sa
's osng at So e 5s su d6 n
Time tin e. at S m M r9 m G1a5eT 81 S
dry sliasl5 20 and sof, Southern siaQsi5 20 Glasgow
- MoLAssEs AND sYRuPs-The total days business in
tone quite Win OFFERINGS light and higher prices
we're we're sEhe qaef and unS6snssd ea9saon,
prm o o5en
Porto Rice saao syrups,omm9on issssss ss fair i7@
10 OCEAN f FREiGHTs san market the de
showing appreciate n, ~ The supply Of
sss ~ss eIe sPs Without nossbe chSns ouotatons to
pggo sT ga d 9ni02 hn d AnTsfp 'si2
3D. 30 pigs Rotterds' 8 S; "a cotton To- ksr
@ italian steamer oats Baltimore Havrs
j. 81 np1an o saa s'sss ssa
rl ss '2ni rts senss steame is4s ions cargo
con,nsn nsSs a MssS sS.B Brsh e, ss my
sls aa an Aqss Mss Hms.ss Bss saS. 10 ps fh1s.
ears private terms British bark. 1850 tons general
hfnes TO gn9 3 Sns or M to
si s
ss2 a ons lumber Port pasa h9a to
4 &c a5s net osass Goa,
s css coal PhsSsaa to Proxdence
70 70 pa4sna se to ~snf
rhsdIphS Mon3rs 9 aGana td nsSS sS
5 s' 1t y: 3D.
oulosns and f 20 ' nse Kingdom Continent
Msy Italian Iii o6sss; Ss $50 20 tons
sa nusasi IEafsni gTsyaisa the co,fosesa oil 81
ssS qss s1s IN Ssa s. f id
Phadephia s. GO and II sg 8 I1riss 81 raaa
esade bbs sis prime summer sa% Ssgyss T0 on
kuminei ISnseed American, raw, slc; do boiled
.cnts raw Western linsced quoted &c under
es5,y brands. oil, ssdfoc
'PRoVIsIoNs-Hos receipts were so much larger than
neetns sales long account PARTICULARLY in July ard
all points the arrivals were
x Zoo hogs including 20 oc0 AZ Chicago 12o0o at oraha
md 600 Kansas City Fer Wednesday so 600 hogs
nnre .xpected at Chicago. Live hogs were sc lower
. PcRK-Easy; quoted: Mess s15@sls; family SIG
Quoted sease 5o family SIC '"as1 So pseks ,s
sto5S $40 India sl4aSle. EEEF- IA MS
quiet. quoted, $40 5oas21 DRESSED HOGS.
Firn,: quoted Baeons. TIC: $50 10 stc loe To- sse'
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

ss,.a7oAe No red. 7oi4 a7se: No .ss.c; No
s6c: No white es,s soc: 10 rye sac good feeding
barley. 46c fair choice mating 5lds6c No haxseed
81 80 No Northwestern 81 81: prime timothy sssd ED
side. oose1 IS isa$s Is: dry saIted shoulders boxe
81 l2HTsI %: short clear sides hoxedl IS ss'.d$s 5o
to-day the butter market steady cream
cries 13d2oiac; dares. 1G1sc. Cheese steady 1a12c
Eggs steady: frezh. 12c-
Cincinnati April 1eFlonr easy; Wheat quiet; No. No z
red ,x. Cory a1Tn No % mlx1 aSeSsr ~ n oas sfd
quiet SIS 10 Rk meats easv SIS 40 Bacon easy 50 1871
whiskey distillers finished goods quiet on basis OF
81 81. Sugar firm
Duluth. April l6.-Clos--Whea cash No hard 13l%c.
Ne Northern 1l1.e: No Northern. ssa.asa,.e' NAY
411sc, oats. 27@2sac
APE 1swhea steady No N0TsheTn IN
Minneapolis April 1e.-CTose-wheat-Cssh. nc; May,
Northern re No Northern ssF. dsos.c Flour firm
patents 81 s5Gs3 e5: second s. s5G$3 70;
first clears 50 s5@ss c5 second clears. soas2 TO- Bran
in bulk. sl2dS12 so
PHILADELPHIA April 1s.-wheat he higher: contract
4sa4slsc Oats steady; white. clipped. s3isc But
quiet but steady: fancy Western creamery. 22c do
13c. Cheese quiet NewYork full creams fancy. small.
1ei.c: do fair 10 choice 1od10..c Receipts: Flour
1900 bbs: sacks; s6coo bush corn.
corn. 166.o,o bush oats. 11.0O0 hush
81. Louis. April 1e-CIose-wh.at--No red. cash.
salac: MAY 7olSc July ss.ass,sc; No hard 'iat2sc
No cash. &c: May 26s4c July. 25c No white coisc
Toledo. April 16-wheat active. lower; cash. Ts4c;
May !s,ae July. ,sss cornMCash ttisc; May ,s and
Rye sc Coverseed quiet: cash and 1899 prime Sc 30;
October. S. 10.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April 16.-Closing-Whe dull Nc
Californa 6s i%d: No red Western winter IS 10isd:
No Northern spring. 6s 1sd Futures quiet; May. IS
pI.d: July 5s gid. Corn-Spot firm: American mixed
new As Id: American mixed. old. 4s Cd Futures quiet
Canadian quiet. IS 6%d Flour-st Louis fancy winter
I5s easy: India 61s Sd Pork steady:
prime mess Western 6ss Sd Hams-Short cut. "a to is
~ dull Lard quiet American refined, pals
4ss prime Western in rierces 42s Cd Bacon-Cum-
herand cut 26 30 ~ steady, 46s Cd short rib.
"a 10 firm as ID long clear middles light IS to 81
dun ais Cd: short clear backs Is to % n quiet 4os
clear bellies Is n. dull. s6s Cd Shouders-Sauare
II 10 Is 10 firm. S6s Cd Butter-Fnest United States
dull. 9os good United States quiet. 67s 81. Cheese
American white dull ASS; American colored
quiet AIS Cd Talow-Prime CITY quiet. 25s Australian
London steady PCS Sd Cottonseed oi-Iull refined
Spot firm. Turpentine-Sprts frnl. Ro.n
Common quiet Sd steady Issd
firm 21s od.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 1G--Caule-Receipts. 5000; generally
So o0QS4 9a stockrs and feeders slow. So 75Gs4 IS:
So as: bulls steady So e0as4 so; calves weak So 7aa
81 %: steers c0s5 as grass steers
So 5oGs4: bulls 50 1898 Hogs-Receipts to
day. 10000; tomorrow 81 O0o: left over 1000; weak
Top Sc 90 mixed and butchers 81 s5GS6 1919. good
choice heavy s6Gs6 20 rough heavy S5 S5fIs5
81 s51s6 O5 bulk of sales 81 o5s6 10 Sheep-Receipts
1000; sheep and lambs Glow. Shorn lambs up
Good choice wethers s. 750S5: choice mixed
81 50S4 75 Western sheep. 81 75aS5 75T
So; native lambs 81 1895 ~: lambs s5s5 So
Cincinnati April 16Hogs active lower 81 40aS6 ools
CATTLE steady. 50 5@s3 25 Sheep steady 81 5Oas4
Lambs steady. S4IS5 IS.
e East Liberty April Is-catte steady extra. s. eo@
sssorted mediums So so@se ss heavy Workers 50 25a
ski,s s5ds5 20: roughs 81 2saSS 90 Sheep slow and
lower clipped wethers. 81 5OGs4 common S2N
s3 80: choice lambs. saas5 Is; good Sc 5oT
So; veal calves s5dS5 -.
East Buffalo. April 1s-Receips-sheep and lambs. .
hogs. Shpments-Sheep and lambs. s cars:
hogs. 3 Cattle market unchanged: 10 calves on
sale in auotable lots but the feeling
basis being s5Gs5 10 Sheep and ambs-Fory loads
sale and light trade; lambs Wool choice 70
extra s. 5oas3 CO. good to choice 8 2as5 5o clipped
81 35@.4 co. clipped yearlinss 81 soas4 ~ me close was
dull. with the bulk Of the offerings unsettled. Hogs
Market steady with only four loads on sale heavy So 80
Sc loase Is: roughs. IS 5oGs5 7o stays 81 25gs4 Is
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

l4o r SIC pigs. sic CUT MEATs.Peked 1eires a e
firm: quoted Smoking. 10G1oi 10 fb s1.qs
&C. IA 10. Sac Picked shoulders firm: quoted &C.
Picked hams firm: quoted. e%GloAtc IA G.s,--
Easy; city 6a5sc country. 51sG5zc 1a ~
quoted. sG5c: city easy quoted sl5c refned ara
Brazil kegs. 1o5oc compound steady quoted
sTEARIN E-Steady; quoted Oleo. s&Gsc' city iafu'
stsarine. ac. .
RICE-The movement Of rice not very great S,.b
Gay and prices firmly held Advices from !ne ~
indicated steady market that point QuotaoIs od
low Domestic common low fair ga fair 20
5fsa412c: prime choice. SIS 65ssc head
fatEa 4ssa314 6: Japan 4&G5c; Java saqitc' nan
SUGAR-Confidence in the market in no way
altered to-day The amount OF business done % nov NO
was not large. refners have their wants wen ~ ~
tected List prices said to be the lowest QUOTA
follow Gut loaf crushed and donnos. 5s5c; nouiu
o.oc; cubes. Soc XXXX powdered e5Oc; con
fectiones granulaed 56oc Eagle coarse and extra me
sranulsted. 5.45c; cartons. ~ bags and
bags of fine granulated 5.50c; Eagle fine granuatel
standard ard gSanu,ated and diamond 5$5c c2nfesti9n@s @
No ). 4s5c No g. 4s0c No = 4.7Oc; No s 46oe; No -
aeoc No 10 450c; No II, 43c Nos 10 and 13, .4oc:
Nos a. Is and e, 435c While displaying any new
developments of startling nature the market for raw
scarce and 4isc for centrifugal sc test. is about
as low could be had the prices were
on the basis of 3-32d41sc, 3a-lsc 311-3293%se
for the three standard grades Total stock in the Init
at quotationsss 1Olsd April Nd for May
ssd higher on the latter position
TEA-The market for futures opened dull at un-
changed prices ruled inactive uneventul throughout
the whole session. and closed quiet figures No
sales We're recorded Guotations fellow: April IL ao9
H. 106 1920; September October So Ncvem
Der and December 13.sOa13.90.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Sew-Gork. April 16 1901.
coFFEE-The market for coffee futures opened steady
unchanged prices. Foreign advices conflicting,
with the buleh items coming from Havre and Rio. the
market advancing partial !. franc. while the
Rio advanced 5-32d IL lid Heavy
receipts and decline Of $50 res in Rio coffee furnished
bearish ADDED this latter light
house movement in the United States absence OF invest
support and slack condition of affairs in the
The market held fairly during
light foreign selling with local liquidation sending
prices of in the afternoon partial points The close
was quiet with prices net UNCHANGED TO points lower
for the day reached % 900 Receipts
ports Of Rio Santos 26 000 bags
days. and the interior Il. COO bags. The
markets of Hamburg and Santos reported change from
yesterday Spot coffee in the Street market ruled dull
and unsettled and noninally unchanged in price. No
Ro quoted eisc and Santos No 7c. One clearance
reported this morning that OF
from Santos with 5000 bags. April b.
The prices the market to-day
follows: