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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-24
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eNas 49, 4 d n 1pAr fee3bidp II
Visits ~ d. e4panolaa, don
,Jos4 6agnfraeY don JoAQufn Julia,
qufanes hAhiendo sAlido des alanoia
el rs de Qctnbre de 16 han Iecorri
do desd6 entonecs iel Mediodia de
Francis Italia j 6fcalia y 20 sencuen
trAn en- Paris con el proposito de
proseguir 50 visje a trayes de Euro.
pa. .--ssss. s.:s5 i.s
Nnestros compatriotas viaian a.
pie, y sin mas recnrs0s quaQs one
iesproporcionan los artt6 t6nios que
envfan 8 los peri6dicos eapanoles-
Su objeto es 81 de1vsr To- que no.
esta al laleance de Lon que, pAra .via-
jar, utilizan los medios ordinarios de
transporte. ssS
Traban conversation con cuan-
tos se encuentran, bien sean labrie
gos, trabajAdores urbsnoe, Is pc :
FFioeaist.s, ea policies, .rtIstas, Amdsicos
a los primeros les interrogan
acerca de an situAci6nf sus deseos,
sus saspiracfones y sus cuitas.
All resto de- sus intarlocutO tOres
le preseutan nm &1bnm ca ei Que ca.
ca uno de estos escrihe mn pensa !.
miento, @ estam mpa IN diba50 unas
notas musioales z.. :
A Ia hors presente lposeen "a
cuatro tomos repletos d9 autogra,
fos, de dibujos y de- acrarelas suma-
mente interesantes.
Verdi escribi6, con su m6sica
correspondence, p frase de. Falls
taft: S.:ss 81 y
eTuttosil monde 8 burla.
Fr@goli ha consignado este pen:
samiento, bien persona1 ciertamen-
sNo es possible vivir sin trans
formarse. xss
Elonora Ouse ha :escrito
<No sin puo fare una ghirianda
senza recidere an ranco,, 8 sea en-
castellano: <No 90 puede hacer una.
Corona sin lomper IN t8llo e unas
.rama). 4. -
h Eel hombre pdblico italiano, I'm.
sbrisni ha escrito vari&a eonsidern1ios
mes sobre las consecnancias de lae
guerras injustas, n Qri1pi reeordan-
do sin dndA, la cat&stfofesd Is Adnah,
no eha cre4d0 ens vi caso 1e dar su
opinion 1ceFcAdaa aDte punto, ami
tkndose & dess2r III feliz viaie 6s
.nuestros compstriotas
Los Srs Segarra y JuliA TO Sc
ocupan de polftira. y solo han exs
presadQMR esperanSa de gus 81 *por-:
Venir 6et fminar6 L union de las
razas latlnas.
En- sus Albums, atemas de los
citados, exfsteh otros inte1esantes
aut6grafos 3 pensAmisntesd de Id ia
signe novelista Matilda Serao y del
escritor Mantegazzas versos de Car
dncci = de Cont algnnos renglo
mes de Gabriel d,Ahnuncio; mdsica
Co de Boifo, 40 Perossi, de Puccini
s. hasta de Glantunco, actual min il
70 de Justicia italiano-
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Fosforos

Marca xBolivars cajas de 10 gr, t.,
sas, cajeta tamaflo grande inclusc Sc
Hos a S54 en- orc
corriente <5a &
Marca <Estrell famigera, de l
gruesas:
Cajeta tamaflo grande incluso orc
Hos $5-85 en- Sc
Sc venden en- la calle de Tetuan
mum. 81.
Pnerto-Rico IL Octubre de 1900.
N IS &C. O3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-24
LEoPARDI.

Sea la TERRA de Am@rica para
los amer iesnos va 10 es. Pero el
alma d. /. America nueva para los
que la han creado. Porque sies ley
de la humanidad que 10 carne 90
quede en- el seno de la terra que Ia
nutre, tambien es ley de Ia humAni
dad que 81 espfritu regrese al seno
de su cria6or, VosUtros habeis vivi
do s vivireisl per razones de vecini
dad, en- comunicacion y trato pr6xis
mo con rasas sin parentesco, hn6sE
pedes forasteros dhe la persecuci6n.
3llevo d vuestro continente Vivifeiss
junto & ellos. Pero cn&ndOs por alos
grias & por pesadnpbfa1 do II vii1s
sintais Ia necesida& del beso q del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-24

El que comunica POGO COZ los
hombres rara vez SO vuelve mis&ntro-
po; los verdaderos mis6ntropos.no Sc
encuentran en- Ia soledad, sino en- el
mundo; porque 81 uso PRACTICE de IL
vida, y no el de filosoffa, es ell que:
hace odiar 4 los -hombres. Si algu
no que Sc halle en- este estado de Ani
mo. Sc retira de Ia sociedad, pierde
en- el retro la risantropfa
T,EOp ARnr
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holna San Francisco 64
6IdMIJ KLEIN
Gon1isio onista. Tetuan 65
San Juun.

Compra metaes viejos, Grin de caballo, cera
de abejas, chAes sebo cueros, concha de carey to-
da clase de productos del pals
Tiene en- comsi6n para venta, a los preclos
mas lnnitados
s Una gran g..edad de efectos -
..zs amercanos, principalnente
Comas de hierro y de broDce
Pionos cujos de seguridod coptro
robo g iDcendio.
Escrltorios de todos tamanos preclos, oches.
harnesses sillas de ontar cocinas econ6mcas de gas
carbon naquinas de coser, muebles &. &.
70 Escribunme 6 visitenrne.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-24

Rasulta indtil = molesto ocu.
parse de buscar tsla y adornos para
trajes, cuando SO pueden conseguir
hechos de todas clases y preoios en-
el Establecimiento de senores Eche'
var1fa y Bazan, contiguo al Ayunta'
mionto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-24

a don Juan Justis de Adiuntas
50 manifesta por el Attorney Gene
raj en- contestaci6n & su queja pre-
ssentada contra el procedimiento Sc
guido an aquel juzgado en- su solici.
tue de honorari,s; que aquel depar.
tomento no tiene competencia en- el
asnnto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-24

Al Fiscal del Tribunal de Are
cibo Sc ha devuelto el esumario ins
truiio en- ell eJuzgado de Utuado por
mslversaci6n, denunciado por Anto
MO Quifiones, para que formule peti
sci6n de sobreseimiento provisional.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-24

I'll 81 del corriente penetraron en-
10 barberia de eAvelino Miranda lie.
vGndole varias nAvajas finas y otros
.objetos ri ladr6n Sc introdujo por
Ii puerta de Ia calfe abri4ndola con
una lave falsa. La barberia est6
situada en- la calle de la Fortaleza y
en- sitio muy y.concurrido, donde pare
ce msntira 90 haya descuidado tsnto
la policfa.
CON6EJO LAS HADRRS.-E iarabe calmante
dc WinsloW debe ussxse siempTe que los nios est6n
% el periodic dels dentic!6n. Ahvia dc momento
d peQnedo sa1tfentc; produce sue7o natural Y
hsnquiio alivando q niho de dolor 81 angelic
pieEt4 con mucha viyuxa rs mny agradable al pa
ladar CAlunA NJ uiho ablAndA las enefaa aligia
dos doaorss ayud. g yisnto regul. los intsstnos
Sulta de u deKtici6n q do otras causas. Tener on
dado pediF poe "Jarabe Cannante do Mr.. WinsIo
sporsor oI me5oe de todo r-.9s= -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-10
THE Vice Presidents Wife Has Not Been
In the Public Eye.&6&

puted ruler. But she Is in no sense . pub
lie parsonage. and does not care to pcs
as such. The Governor Of New York led
a quiet life, socially, and MIRA Roossvslt0
Albany sojourn was marked by no brfls
liant functions. In fact, she spent little
Of the time In Albany. preferrinS the com.
fort of her beautiful country homo -
Oyster Bay. Long Island.
Mrs. Roosevelt was q Miss Edith Nefnsds
Carow. She Is now about 81 or y ysaro
old, and, without being abeautiful woman
fisure. She has an un~mistakeable look oe
race. and has also the simple. gracious
manners Of q truly aristocrati0 woman
She dresses extremely well.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-10

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUB1Lc.
Thi. il the first picture Of Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt which has been given Tor publ
cation. Few men in public life have man
aged to keep their domestic AFFAIRS from
the enterprising reporter as successfully al
the Vice President has done. Those VINO
know the Roosevelts say that Mrs. Roose-
welt, and not her distinguished nus
band, deserves the credit for this She Is
a woman Of very decided character. and
has never had any desire to figure In the
much-exploited series Of unknown wives
Of celebrated men," In her own circle sne
Is Q power; in her own home an unois-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-10
EXCITING Tenth Continental Con6ressg
the Daughters of the Revolution.

were deemed vastly inferior to those of MA
Donald Mclean or Mrs. Washington Roep-
ling, but the idea that her election was DO
sired by President and Mrs. Mckinley ave
her q certain prestige in the minds Of all
doubtful delegations. Mrs. Manning. as pre-
siding officer. made no attempt to conceal
her Partially for the Fairbanks adherentst
The scene in the hall when the result OF
the election was announced was dramatic
in the extreme. From every side rose state
and chapter regents. friendly to Mrs. Fair
banks, and swept down the main aisle.
cheering like mad. The effect was electrical
Every woman in the place was on her feet.
some weeping. some protesting. but more
cheering. Looking down from the boxes
were Mrs. Mark Hanna, Mrs. Nelson A.
Miles Mrs. Phelps. Mrs. Field. wife of the
late Chief Justice, and scores OF other
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-10

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
Tho conventions Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution have invariably been
lively to an extent that warranted their be-
ing described as breezy, but the Tenth Con-
t~inental Congress-. Just closed. was marked
with Q degree Of excitement which would
have done credit to any masculine political
organization in the country. III fighting
blood Of each Daughters Revolutionary an
cestor was at boiling point during the en-
tire session. n the gentle lady who finally
captured the coveted Office OF President
General won her title as the result OF one
Of the hottest struggles ever engaged in by
q womAn's party.
The election Of Mrs. Charles w. Fair
tankA wife Of the Senator from Indiana,
= az q decided victory for the Manning fac
Sion. Almost to the last moment her chances
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-10

~ N ~o The flat toque, the toque that is !
IA ,o,us of p,stss1s tints is in br folds and tucks and bands is, BE-
And fawn Huttd tulsg, A wist Of yond doubt, the hat that will lead B
Esoft and exeeedinodyJ paks blue attn in popularity from the dawn ofS\
ribbon is twisted AMONG the tue Easter to the season OF Autumn
| frMs Of the crown and ends al, the leaves. A charming representative q
side. almost in the back. with a Of the large flat toque is conf
Nsmau chou of the ribbon with clip posed entirely Of alternating fodsE5
ped ends. The farng size is filled OF Lavender ehifon mo straw BRAID a
in with fawn- eolorsd and blus roses in two shades Of lavender. This \
THE b,,i &c d,i,tv md rict,reso,e hat is faced with soft folds Of chE- y
The tue hat will BE- one Of the fash fon' m whereh Is htsd a tnhe AZ n
sonabIe tbnos Of the summer time one side there Isl cluster Of salmon &
SA~SSM~ pink roses. AT the top c: the
00SNA EW%%>& { =, crown thse IS fastenei > heavyR,
aITSe@N\ MN%M e. y coI5 b-ti.. $3.50 - v
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-10

MH N.yotEes Hat OF lIuteo oideK orai1
u.s. IN color, a pleasing thing to th.'
G artistic eye. The crown Of this hat.
aliIse all the others. is scarcely de-,
fined, but. where the crown is0sup-
opposed to Join the rim there aseshad-
Nsd pink roses massed closely and
forming a garland all around the
That. Over the rose wreath there is
"a fine lace Of black net. with pattern
wrought in gold threads. A bunch
4oi the shaded pink roses with their
, foliage * pu, at the side. ~
s. S@J
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River. Mass, March 80 (SpeciaD.-Brokers re
port that The sales in the local print cloth
ket for the week amounted 1900 pieces all odds
No regulars called for at the market price
during the time. The market for print cloths is
still depressed and unsatisfactory During the week
converters have displayed great interest in the
market and offers at figures under the present quo
tations not 10 be had. At the beginning of the
week there seemed 10 be some hope that the situa-
zion would be materially strengthened. but
count Of the weak cotton market this hope proved
10 be vain. Manufa cturers hoping that the
market for raw material will soon reach level
which IL stand. as with a Auctuating and
weakening cotton market little business e
done in finished goods The outlook for an in
creased export trade in print cloths is very poor,
The trade received by this city from the Eastern
market having almost disappeared. Buyers are IN
chned 10 believe that the cloth market must weak
en- soon, and waiting in hope that the price will
lie lowered materially. Manufacturers here how
ever. hold good and firm quoted prices and con-
sideTing the slow demand and the Vacating cotton
market the strength Of cloth is remarkable. Out
side manufacturers are said to he willing n
sder bids az 2s cents b. for regulars but such
BIDS Rll not be entertained at the present time
The curtailment this week has relieved the market
of about one hundred thousand pieces. and the ef-
feet OF the movement. which has finished fits
second week. should he soon felt. The market Is
firm but quiet at 27s cents for regulars.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. March 30. 1901.
marrow beans improved LITTLE during
ass' ,S 9S Gosd ets f95f eG at R 90 wi m 2
a ar are s h lots 01 m9 e aGGS SaaF hs9 bseE
81 974 Red kidney are low and other domestic beans
ssGeGn IF y Wns at 8 9s 75d @ rqen and
bush 81 se $ass ss @ O. 5 e pea @ FoS bS sEoe s. Ss
o. do bags So medium and pea fair to good 81 soa
81 30 cbore 6o red s. aSs2 3D. do eiow eye choice s. 5o
s So do black turtle soup S US so c Go a
msdium prime choice 81 75qsi %: do poor to good
Sass s. So'si q 3sasi So f'ssP $7. peas Days '' 10
rsssP for ns %ss SsS rrea eaye aiay P G IN
supplying wants. Everything was c.eaned up last
fast they & in Indeed p ae nT hs has
been SO scarce % as at mort s SS % eame prices wSre ia ot for
the that advices indicate little more stock coming
iikey to be Monday Tuesday The trading
GSsirabs f table grades shipments for the week foot
per ~ G DO s hsss dar tubs 9S fe0n DO a o
I6TS 40 ss:o6ds 17 do thirds 566c western
imitation creamery fancy isGIssc do sts IeGl!c do
l9%er grace DO sqFe tubs fancy i8aIc do fair to
Ge2Se Ge rae Choice i4c DO to Prlmd aistc
renovated 5gtter m do made to
anest 1sa2oc do prime, 12aIsc; dairy
isis isise; % western factory summer made oai2l4e
o9 maPs , s4Se Ia. ssss tsn G1s during
The m by % Wef5eTp g NsT
800 small white stocks are steadily narrowing
and continues in strong position all
desirable grades A cheap skins working
for export at 3d6c otherwise the skim market
ouiet though desirable grades plenty and firmly held
liverpool cable white and AIS Ga for coiored
T,rDorts for week boxes. We quote
cream small made. colored fancy. l2sc do white
fancy l2G12Lc: small. choice. ll1=all%.c; do good
10 prime I0s4aiIAc do common to fair 9izd0i2c; DO
large fall made coored tanCy IL &c; ao white fancy
i0Ic; do common fair. 0.G9sc light skins. small
choice si5dac; do large, choice. T1sGSc; part SKINS
prime 6eQ7c; fair TO good. 5aec 10 common. 3Gac:
fun skins IL 92e
EGGS-Receipts quite liberal and trade is quieter.
Distributing have been stocked during
m activity the week. and buyers
Inclined to hold of Prices about I4c lower
western receipts market closing somewhat
unsettled at decline Western advices a little
less str Duck and goose continue firm. We
quote: Jersey and Pennsylvania fancy selected
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day com
z with day last week and last year:

Cotton Exchange special LIVERPOOL Gah.essps 200 o I
american 5000 bales receipts loo9o bales AoT.can
SG@G SsTey stsadG acsd deelne quiet g5,.
points net iSTT MaT1une Maycg 42sl4s 42sy
Hb aaeHst 27ikb August September q rs Sep
smss5 & oaa LOO a. NSTe%be SGt999f
FLOUR AND the lsht r m ess in
10 inspire confidence among buyefS J naents were
sha1ss ron @ e,a sg st4Ssht So s @
en- s. sS4 va a,s4a sp1S 20 winte 81 grade
6oaslo 80 spot and & to So Ss 10 Choice TO fancy
g pst sasS coRNMEAI Quoted; Kiln dried
s. 5gSS $40 40 ana Ss 70 %eoM nGSn' 81 coaTse
Firm ou.ea sPng o oFan pns r Bran Bulk slsasi9
Iinsees oil cake $50; oil cake. sls hominy chop
oIIThe Ge..onsfsa confnng 1 on fairly active
od prices Petroleum was quoted OK 10 P0n 0 n bulk s. so
PbaSeiphia bbs and in bulk s. 81 rehed ned cases s1
3roe Summer yellow s4lac; of summer yeioT So
prime white Sc I;n5sss RTme "nssT Hfssn Sod CSC cal
anna raw Sc: western nnseed quoted &c under city
6rans lRd market SATURDAY kept
within narrow i1es % corn market but easing
late curb 80 that osGk sSw ie previous night
ciose Forenoon trading mostly matter Of evening ,
up over the strength exhibited by and also by
that The words & IN ,b nTeTious Viz week The for
egn were generay urn sAt d"l,ne M was noted
AZ London Liverpool qao5atiqns we're or "a sishe % S
EgqnPe Wheat receipts amounted 58 bush against
ga So bush wear ago and winter wheat lSa 500 bush
az cars last year Broomha reported that the Iyepool
l from this side also reporting very weather
in Germany with crop reports unsaIsiSeoy S @ emo
ia the Northwest light SHOWS in the winter wheat
red closed sosc elevator and s2c ahoaa a3 No norm
upSh ssc 'Ss s"S Ne % sSsd Duiu5S s
ton in saturday was again Ney & Ss nnd
seas. u interest Prices sold to so Lice for
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31

Chicago March 30.-Cattle-Recepts. 100 head. ncm-
nalIy steady: good prime steers S5aSG e5 POOR
medium 90QSi 70. sockers feeders 75gS4 50:
cows 7UGS4 hefers. 81 1884 co. Gamers S2Gl$2
bulls 81 65g$4 so calves 81 I5g$6 Texas fed steers
81 10. Hogs-Receips today; 2oGo head; Monday, 81
600; left 1OO0; 2lzQ5c higher closing
easier mixed and butchers. 50 9oas6 10: good
heavy So U5d$6 5; rough heavy s. e0qS6: light S5 S5q
O5: sales. s. B0aS6 05 Sheep-ReceIps ICO0
Sheep lambs steady: good 70 choice wehers
S0GsJ fair choice mixed, 81 50Gsi 30; Western
sheep, 81 7ggS3 10 Texas sheep 81 soas5 ~ native
weeks: This week-Cattle head.
hogs I36GOO; sheep. 1000 Last week-Cattle ~ eco
hea hogs. 100 COO: sheep. G5.COO.
Cincinnati March 30Eogs active. strong 81 4OaSG Is
Cattle 81 jd$1 Sheep steady 50 25G$4 Lambs
firm. S4GS6.
East Liberty, March 3O-Cattle steady: extra S. 500
IS O.; prime. 81 2OFIS5 40; common So 25GSi Hogs
steady; mediums and other hcEs Sc eOG$6 25; heavy
Workers 20; ght do. SO l0dS6 Is; pigs IS s5Gs6:
roughs 81 5ogS5 o. sheep steady choice wether s. 20G
common good. s4Gs5 65; veal calves. sGasG 20.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
EXPORTS To-Day
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rNou,r,r,r- -, New-York, March 80. 1901.
The opening decline Of partial points IN
t s ming market almost wholly 10 liquida-
Ion leIloWing reports Of
me European situation conflicting 10 influence
5tIient locally: decline Of partial /. in the
he TT MARKET being Offset by rise Of pfenng in
ne iAahlnuFg market Following mar
ht ruled extremely dull; were small ana
OF a professional weekend nature he
entire session reaching
Speculation continues slack prevailing sentiment to
eepts lower prices looked interior
towns reported movement OF 2lG
GTie 5-Uo bags both being above yesterdays figures
no ana santos markets were unchanged; the Rio
ghange rate advanced l-16d IL 2532d Warehouse de-
hNeies IN the United States fair bags The
market Tor spot supplies dull with
Pces nominal on The basis OF 6FsG7o for No Rio and
iSagusa from Bahia March reported this morning
The range Of contract prices local market to-day
follows: ~ '''
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston March SO-Cotton steady; rniddIinr sIac.
low mIddling. The good ordinary. 6Ac: receipts G8s
bales; 10 France sG29 to the Continent 25O;
sales. 230: stock l29.e5T. -
Baltimore March 3Q.-Cotton nominal; middIng s-c-
low middling. 1iI6c; good ordinary. Lice: stock
403S bales
Memphis March 30.-Cotton steady mddlng I l6c.
low middllng Slice good ordinary net receipts
800 bales; gross. 294 shipments 1892 sales 25O: stock
1916
savannah. March S0-Cotton steady: mddlng Sc: low
mddng 7c good ordinary. 67e; receipts. 3246 bales:
sales, %: stock. 1895.
New-Orleans. March 3o-Cotton steady: niidIlng Sc:
low mddnR 3-l6c good ordinary csc; recepts cas-
bales; Great Britain, 70Gi Continent
1900 coastwise 2,205 sales. LOO. stock 2o5 100
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31

Sash quotations follows: Flour steady: winter
& 50 s5as3 30; straights So 20ds3 20; clears 81 so
esSfn spring specials. 81 30; 50 50qs3 So
ssalghts. s3dS3 30. bakers 50 20GS2 No spring
sslow. Asc; 40 white. 29Q2sl2c; No 3 white 2s2
% No ? rye 53G5sc good feeding barley 47c fair
.ntaee mailing s9G5sc No haNseed. 81 %: No North
Ncslern 81 So timothy seed 81:
aot Sil pork bbl SIS 3JGS Sl5 40 lard 100
~ y 800 s. 35; ribs sides. loose Ss0Ss 20; dry
'ea shoulders boxed. SO 75aS6 81 short clear sides
Szte IS l5ass 3o whskey. basis Of high wines 81 27
og creameres l5G2c: dafrfes I1a1sc. Cheese fairly
active. llGli&c. Eggs fairly active fresh l2i a 12i2c
-Hlwsukee. March 3Q.-Wheat firm; No ] Northern.
,gzg76c. No ? Northern 70074c. Rive hrmer; No /,
sac Barley firm. No 2. 57G5sc; sample 40aJ6'sc.
Mnnes polls March 30.-Wheat-Cash 74Ac: May
s@7sAc: July 7G1s @765sc: track. No hard. 79asc
20 Northern 74$c: No . Northern. 69aG7isc. Flour
eno bran unchanged.
Philadelphia March 30-wheat quiet, but firm; con
raG grade March. 7s1k979c. Corn l2c higher; No .
mixed March. ssi4Gz9c Oats firm izc higher: 40 2
Nhie clipped 33a33izc Butter firm; fancy Western
esnsry. 22izc: do prints. 22c DO nearby, DC EGGS
&c lever fresh nearby l3c; do Western l30l3Ac: do
soa,hessern I3c southern. l2c Cheese quiet New
e-@l2c. Heoeuts-Flour 1000 bbls. 10000 NJ in
eseks; wheat 10000 bush; $1,000: oats, 1000.
Snnenswheai. l27O)0 bush: corn. $4,000; oats. 5000
,,st Louis. March S0.-Wheat-No red cash. 73Isc
s.y Tskc: July. T3ssc No hard. 73@ d73c. CoTn-No
z-tsh. 42izc; My 42a.c: July. 43,sc OatsAo cash.
-'ae May. 26Ssc; July. 26'sc; No . white. 29'sc
~ Toledo March 80.-wheat duh and stesdy: cash 7sc
asy 79isc July. 79hsc Corn active and higher: cash
&c; May s5c July. s5c Oats moderately active and
nm cash. $40: May 27kc. Rye 521kc. Cloverseed
% prime SO s.: cash and March. SO 20; October SO 60
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
Ea-nopEAN PRoprcE mARKET.

.Ayerpool March 30.-CTosinR -Wheat-SpOt fsm; No 2
~ ~ Western winter. es I'D No Northern spring rs
sNe 10 California os 3lkd futures quiet; MAY Ss
nc; July. gs I'D. Forn-Spot firm: American mixed
Ss. ss. American rniaed ola lisd: futures ouiet
nay Is I'D; July 3s IO7sd: September II Nd Peas
e.. ansean steady IS 7Ad Flour-st Louis fancy win
steady, 90. Hops London O'achc COAST stendv
soif i5s Beef easy: extra India mess. 81. Pork
nn.aay prime mess. Western. C3s. lard nCm: prime
.stsrn IN tieTces American refined pals, as
a. Hams-short cut 10 10 l6 n. firm. ass 81 Bacon
CUMBERLAND 30 N. firm. s7s 81: sib 10 20
no FIRM long clear niddies. light 2S 20 "a No.
sss; long clear niddle heavy - 20 30 NJ strong
sc short clear hacks 10 - rb strong 4Os 3D. clear
@'ies il ~ firm as 81. Shouders-SquaTe. II
,s n. strong 3Gs Sd. Butter-FInest United States
s,s An sDs; good United States quiet. G7s "a Cheese
.arcan nneEt white dun, fss American finest cOlcTed
.s'.t. s7s e. Tallog ouiet: prime city. PAS
ssian In London, 81. Coonseed Ol-FSull refined
steady, POS 30. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. 27s 3D.
Nsnconifn0n steady ss 90. Petroleum Refined Guie
80 LDEeed Oh strong, 27s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market firm. Final
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market generally strong
Total sales amounted in par value to s2Ns5lO
against 81 i.25ssOo Friday. The heaviest deaInys
were In the AtchisOn adjustment As Brooklvn
Union Elevated lists. Central of Georgia Sd Incomes
Colorado Midland LIST S-4s. Colorado and Southern.
1st Is. Erie prior lien and general IS Fort yor,h
and Denver City 1st, Mexican Central lst incomes
Missouri Kansas and Texas LIST and I'd As, Reading
general As, ST. Louis Southwestern Ist and DDS
Southern Pacific As, Southern Railway lst as