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Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-06

mascnry, SO built that it commands the city
for miles. 1t, too, has seen its best days.
The many soldiers which 1t once held have
passed away, and 1t is fast crumbling to
ruins.
The Macao of today is a Catholic city.
1t has a number Of good churches and one
large cathedral. / attended church in the
latter one Sunday. The structure covers
more than a quarter of an acre and its au-
dience room has a beautifully arched cell
ing at least seventy-hve feet above the
floor. The interior Is finished in white, the
woodwork being beautifully carved. The
confessionals are black trimmed with gold
and the altar is mass of silver virgins
and angels looking out over immense silver
candlesticks, each of which has its blazing
light. Crystal chandeliers hang from the
ceiling, their hundreds of prismatc pend
ants shining like diamonds under the rays
of the candles, as the Chinese coolie
moves from one to the other with step
ladder, lighting them. There were no seats
in the church. The floor was filled with
kneeling figures. Hundreds of women in
dark gowns with dark shawls draped like
cowls about their heads knelt there like an
audience of nuns. Among them were Portu-
guese men, dressed in black, and in and out,
later on celebrating the mass before the
altar, were the priests clad in gorgeous
gowns of white silk. There were choir
boys, with their gowns decorated with white
lace, and incense boys who swung lamps to
and fro while the thin, aromatic smoke
curled upward, filling the air.
l noticed many Chinese and half-castes
among the audience. Several of the choir
bows wore pig tails and some of the priests
had Chineses features. There are 1000
Chinese Christians in Macao and many Of
them are rigid keepers of the faith.
business and Manufacturing.
Macao is falling off in business It's COM
mercial Importance has been taken by Hong
Kong and 1t is now to large extent a
health and gambling resort for other parts
of China. 1t has two good hotels-one the
boa VISTA" on a bluff at the end Of the
Praya, and the other, the Hing Kee"
hotel, in the center Of the harbor crescent.
l stopped at the Hing Kee." 1t is named
after its proprietor, Chinese, who charges
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-06

his guests about SO a day for his benignant
smile.
1t was here that picked up a guide, a
Portuguese gentleman who weighed 300
pounds, his extra heaviness necessitating
two men to the jinriksha which hauled him
around, at extra cost to me- With him l
visited the business parts of the city. The
stores are small and more like Portuguese
stores than those you see in Hong Kong
and Shanghai. Much of the business is done
by the Chinese, who have monopolized all
the good things in manufacturing and COM
merce.
/ spent one afternoon in the tea and mat
ting factories. Macao exports about a half
million dollars worth of tea every year
some good and much bad. Some of the tea
is made up Of redried leaves, good tea being
mixed with the refuse, and the mixture sold
as good tea. The bulk of this goes to
India.
The ordinary methods of manufacture are
the same as l have seen In other parts Of
China. They give one an idea Of how the
tea we drink is prepared for the market.
Come with me and take look at 1t. Let
us enter the drying room. There are
hundred half-naked Chinese bending over
baskets under which charcoal fires burn.
They lean over and put their bare arms
into the baskets and mix up the tea. Some
of them are perspiring and the white drops
pour down among the leaves. Some breathe
hard as they bend over and the microbes of
their breath mix with the microbes Of the
sweat, but do not affect the aroma
Take another picture. In the room just
beyond they are picking over the tea.
hundred black haired, slant-eyed, yellow
faced women squat on low benches, with
fiat baskets before them. Each basket has
its pile of tea leaves upon it, and the
woman sorts these over with her long
nailed fingers to get out the twigs and the
dirt. See how rapidly they work. Their
delicate hands move quickly, for they are
paid by the basket, and they have to work
fast to make their wages of from to
cents per day. We ask the manager how
long they have been here. He says they
have already worked eight hours, and that
Continued on Seventh Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-06
Portugal of Asia--
First Foreign Colony

copyrighted, 1900 by Frank q. Carpenter)
MACAO, Dec. 1, 19O0.-tSpecial Corre-
spondence OF The Bee.)-Maoao Is the small
est and oldest Of oil the European colonies
OF the far east. There were Portuguese
traders here sixty-five years after Columbus
discovered America and from then until
now this little peninsula, lying off the coast
of South China, has practically belonged to
Portugal. 1t is the father Of the colonial
Pacific, and, although worn out with vice
and old age, 1t is one of the interesting
spots OF east Asia. The Portuguese posses
sions altogether are not more than four
square miles. You could crowd them into
sixteen 16O-acre farms. They consist Of
some small islands and Macao. Macao
does not cover more than 1000 acres. 1t Is
a rocky point of land jutting out from the
mouth of the Pearl river, within forty miles
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-06

in China today. There are pirates operating
near here now and one OF the wealthiest OF
the Portuguese residents told me the other
day that he hoped I would ask the officials
OF Canton to send soldiers and drive them
out. The Portuguese have fairly good sol
diers themselves, but nothing like they had
in the past, and they have to call in the
Chinese to assist them. They have been
fighting the pirates here for 300 years
When they first settled at Macao the pirates
had blockaded Canton. They had held up
the merchants and were levying tribute on
the people until the Portuguese war vessels
came in and cleaned them out.
At that time Macao was the commercial
center OF eastern Asia. The English were
afraid to settle at Canton and the British
East India company and the Dutch com
pany had houses here. Hong Kong was a
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28


MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Little interest was mani
Tested In the molasse market to-day although EPSe 6d
Close was firm UNCHANGED prices syFups ruled ageI
se s foSM S@S5 % STne % New
orleans open 5ss asG SG isa fFH 6s
6GEAN SaPfE 7sfEr the market for both steam and
b m E There ERE no shsnse5 bs ~2T 2g bid o
s3s ss5 2 5a I Xss5s, sS
nd6a as. els IS 9 3 hRG gfT lS0 @
Tons 1 hence to ason
Pissa poF5s S
tons cotton saTahnah Barcelona Genoa pr
nS or May % British @ % R 0s @ op
cardn direct aos Cd Ma British steamer 49, ions
51s tons deals Montreal An1wsTp 0as $50 "a
four months, fooo; British 1895 phosphaMse ate
h FSs' 6 aqua 70 e0 m May to TSqn m 3D.
Norwegian steamers 49g and 2osS tons znfaT south
G o4 tons sasna to @ 9S foD Of da so
United states private terms: British steamer, 2{ tons
NGf aeaa s ons eo o st
PIiTate terms May bark SS tons o gpan0 & QTeha to
Tampa % fhi!adslPhia about os5
sSh9oner i2 tons cement Jersey city to St John a B
sioonsT & @sa tons coaI south Amb0y to Porand s5c
urda1 with the undertone about Steady at old prices
Linseed oil dun and petroleum UNCHANGED We quote;
bbIi s. A. and in bulk s. co. refined cases NeT-YorE
Ss 2 90 eo@ all o GrnaG iP 90 o& ' s pTme
X $Sq TS ee prime %ing boe @ cac @
Sc Western lnseed quoted 2c under city brands; lard
oil. G7GG9c.
PRONIsIONs-The provision market Saturday
first rather owing decline in live hogs. but
later rallied with grain closing quite firm. especially
expected l50 City had
GOO Goo. and Omaha a0oo PoRK-steady; quoted: Mess
BEEF-Firm; quoted: 50 5oasI0; family. s1la$12;
packet soaSlo 30; extra India mess si4asl6 BtEP
HOGS-Quet: quoted: Bacons 7sc: $50 n. 7Ssc; 100 No.
bellies dull quoted: Smoking ioaioisc n ssGos.s:
u n Il 10. sac Picked shoulders steady quoted
7@.c Picked hams steady: quoted lodl0'zc TAI
Steady quoted sec city lard stead quoted s2oc
refined lard dull; quoted: South America $500; Cont
nent ss0c Brazil kegs 1050c: compound hrin; quoted.
lard. stearine, 9t4c
RICE-The Saturday half holiday pre-
vailed rice circles to-day and demand suffered in
Prices unchanged with the close steady.
9uotatons foIloS R9msste common 70 low fair sg
head, 54aeiac Patna. As a54c; Japan -. g5c;
sTARIThe market for fetihed sugar was very quie,
to-day but retains its firm undetone. however. fully
sustained prices; Demand was moderate Quotations
5sec: cubes 5.7oc: xxx powdered 5.GOc; powdered,
anaate sse Coarse and Eess extra % n
granula1ed 555c Eagle NJ cartons. 10 n
STANDARD g[anqlated and diamond a. 43c confectoneTs
1850; No TO- 4eOc. No II. 455c Nos II and 49, 5Oc;
Nos II. II and 6 445c Gable information this
morning reported an unchanged market for beet sugar
az London but there buyers quotatons-es s.d
FOR april and May options The local market while
rent quotations but offerings scarce. The
and 7-16a31ac for the three standard grades.
TEA-The market for tea futures opened dull, with
changed from the opening, follows May 124OG2 50c.
tember and October Is soa IS 7Sc N61ember and De
oember, s.7Oa14c.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NewYork April %. 1901.
in white beans but the offerings
kidney about the recent decline choice lots
soup ' in @ light Al upp @ m latter soe eye as
m holders % are sgt ans @ OT & qny more for for. foreign beans
wiling. TO pay We quote: Beans marrow, choice.
ea socs Gsa2 81 90 5oG pea 5S SSZ eSo6S sS 90
% I sdnss 40 Gs6sm oh6ae s. sna d, Do
@ sh M ns 30 oa SoSs sS 81 s9Se s. 81 d s to g
9gP eeGSs 81 s. gs oSs g do 81 lima GaIifo9ia To-
god % 5S@s 553"f % green ss 'GSiSs psss
BITTERhe receipts for the last three eSt dats have
nbe Ms gp & 10 ks @ Phs an increase % last week
Of BUYERS take the fresh except at some
feeling that he market on aneg Peameay % f ve YOU'D SeHgsa ops
the goods on any hghsr basis othsT qaaes TO iaes
SHARED sades IN n, 9s decline % Fsts selling sas
at least Sie half & Of ihe receipts will be carried
@ e{ nqt Sas to G%s SO an Imitation
FactoTy is quiet with packings sell
for the Week foot up 23s pkes including ft penes eH
Kgs 9s p n oufer @ m from the Wes, We quote
gn5s sa6s liSfc Do 20 tsF e4s
i62c DO thirds l5c Western imitation creamery fancy
western fscory large tubs ehoee 90 fair
G c rolls 6af52 prime or fa sa5vslc se a
fancy; l652@l'c; do common 10 choice, 12dlGc; old
tubs hrns IGzc old Western faG,o2y pia
any aaasE sets % t.n s5 os We'll fhssss fss malt
oasonay top quotations @ a to aaf pacuar fH
buyers. but for average best remaining our
@ for ooed Kew White chses sase bs1 1 for s white m and
s%a al 5sad y S hut but
weak and Unsettled Exports o sny wee a and feeling
quote: Old-State. cream small coora5 cho W.
sta2c 10 small white. choice ulzq11&c; do small
large. fan made coored choice ioa.aiic do White, ao
on to fair PEime f do s
whte. prime ss@s7.c; do small coored prime sG
9c do fair 10 good sizassc. do !arge coiored prime
sbt skim. mo iair small sCo bo az 5s do common ok@7c
G d6Isc: part skins. prime 5a54c: do fair 70 good
EGSNThe market is dull and weaker Arrivals .r.
heaTy ssoes tends 10 acsm@iate and prices
weak quoted. We quote: Jersey state and Pennsyi
- f mfs,ers selected Ior storage l4Gi4hc do
12,S%i3c ,I ,,, drt'eT ! I1a12c; checks l1aIl@c
live poultry to-day nomnay unchanged
Fowls and old rooste cleaned up closely feeling
undesirable Ducks UNCHANGED. Geese verv dull and
S pns pT ] d pigeons S@ al per pair
Spring chicken PEI psi-. 13cGsl fowls 10. lie
Tar T0ds0c: do Southern and Southwestern 5oa6Sc;
Western. aocgsl southern and south
oday and feeling on fowls fairly steady o2 the
supply but selling slowly, and prices lower nearly ali
but demand and feeling weak and irregular
pSI.r SQUADS @ IN moderate supply and steady Frozen
features fes We quote; IcedTurkeys hens small losc
G @ s5e aassaa dc 3 to n4da @ Sas = sS pair sOe
~lper VIII ar rhadspha to ID 70 pair, 22a25c:
Messsrn heavy &c: do Southwestern 1ry picked small
&C. old cocks sc; eacSiinss foag Island and E otSe sg
desen 81 so oHs e se a. saaaes ses, large white per
90 small and cus 7scdsi old pigeons 1850 Frole5 ~ S
te: So young T. esni nsni No 1is niIse
No 'a'c broilers dry-pieKed. fancy issisc: DO
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

ot,on Exchange special Liverpool labes: spo; cotton
ns saes 1000 bales speculation and export bales
1000 mddins upsn5 aass rssft a Go f@9Srao bales: Ansrn
higher April as4- Apii May P2hs POM t%Esr %sh 50 PPM
c Ss@oS September m 4.29b; October < Q c 4.oSiss
FLOUR AND MEAL-coniinued strength WAS io fes,;;re
sales were liberal at ae ae fye a, four depaIt
81 IS qloel at sSGS4 30: winter straghts So gg
s. 80 eStTa sra No winter s. G5a<2 So extra No wntcq
BYE Foi and - to- good
> i DIED 3 3 isass $ 80 80 =. coRMMEA C. btSnd
10; coarse 9iasse FET EN- Shits ami yellow s. oo
bran bran SD9i & sis sck arrive 30 n si7g$Is sPrn.
bran s2oas2i cornes SIS n1eg IA4 n, Sl.g$2s e.. cits
@sas Oh CAKE si' Eonin'. chop. sI7. onmes So .
the PToduce Eae6anse dn ssP msotsan on
advanced l. bush Fa,n ana The other in wheat which
nsg option since iast saturday While the Tn ~ Ine
70 the average market oeTato as was Of most Interest
from ots at activity not only local circles but
en- unusually large business throughout the 'ss ] m
55rtssi s5 Ssns fearful q ti prices on Monday an
strength at London and Ly errooI where Gsd aS,n
slTsonSb % Ind La rise Of ~ marks Berlin May whea
% na6 estimate showed the 10 have taken
gosons during week including oo s @ i ,s other f
was the the inquiry for W Pacis fhs ne's
IS points net adTan T m IS, msTkets also closed
s9 s5e dsy were saeted July selling sole with MAY
ssips amounted 70 80 against i2e cars last
l,,isf
a yea1 ear ago In connection with Danrhsn shiImsn.s Of
fae"p bGfh. u was said 'hnt have hsen
reTEiSe with cron PROSPECTS all that could he dereS
weather conditions in the West
remaining hgh No , red closed &c No No-ha- o.
and No hard Duluth 92lzc. h sfoat Sp,S .'c
or time early in The sbs-a] - -
hnnness IN other options. bGf declined
sc et lower aEninst no change
or ne curb ie Improvement took psce the o.cIocl
price lor MAY being J3c -0Bo f-,ha-
Up hqbd and oea-snoes amounted 10 800 900 h " "eI %
points. Irade WAS fairly IN the To-
market out quiet in cash circles for- -
reported No closes s3c eavato- .,iEis isis oehs
aho6t. oA TS-The for y
hr!n win ssles Of about Is 600 for exror %
oats closed ri ~ No 3 2lc: No white "a 80
40 white track mixed. a'@3ol1c: track n,hs,s
S2U6e'1c ard No white cliDs n,Ie
firm No Western. 81 80 No ee,ar r, MGrk
80 siar,@f steady. Feeding was
York 0'1 ( New
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. April p. 1901.

NeW-lork, April % 1901
COFFEE-Foreign in general favorable 10 the
better set Of prices which few
bearish items included in the early advces
thoroughly discounted before the much
effect upon local sentiment ON the opening the feeling
steady. with prices quoted advance of IL
points. 4 strong undertone
of the short session liberal
active by shorts yesterdays
market For Saturday halt holiday
was fair. amounting TO 1S,75o bags. The market
hnay steady and net 10 points higher In the judgment
Of Of the trade the outlook is bulsh
has been for Brazilian receipts ii
decrease in the movement the aggregating but
2l.0s1 bags. and 11.5t 4
Of I'D occurred in the Rio exchange
the 13 i-1Gd. Rio advanced
Both French and German markets closed at gain
over the previous day. Eayre advancing \ franc and
Hamburg a partial Z pfg. The local Street market
continues slow but steady nominaly unchanged prices
the basis Of G1sc for Rio No Santos
4 invoice lots Arhuckle Bros. the Woolson Spice
Company have reduced the Of roasted iac
per 10 This makes the price lOc per b net Total
The of contract prices in the local market oday
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

;:;e sqi1s ss's9S S '1is "a
No !. s1ae; do plain saec: ducks fancy 1a61a14c;
81, PoTAToiss ,3daa AND yEGETABLEs- Western
at hgare Bsuda sal
te onions choice Bermuda and Egyptian in good
a in ces s9y neR eRat and ID @ DUALITY %nd
a m sphse sf TqgP and % aa Fn nS %
lent Lettuce od negestet sf, unless agsy Green
higher Tonaon 5hST Roge Pisafy sh
aTmd 0hsr vegetables aDop,
tsss Ms,,sn HsysnR ssp 80 % s5 s
81 81 49, sweets s. JERSEY 66I s2ass asparagus
Nok dozen ssas5 do North siqs5 Garona i0
& 5 d9z p m s2 60 o Charleston F1e5
o a ass sass sa to s
maaa srs5s Sc7ss y5 per 81 e?
$S s. 5Sss '5S5'HH oSeu@qsfs RS
3d. s f ss a7a per- SS soGs box
do s & sda % a. per hall bbl
Pe psA s 3 to s 5c Sns a oa Db Sas S
@ % per 0s sss % % yso d s So and % M
- so do oTa4gs ao Copnty @ S red per per bag 3a4 do state
ae 6 aG 81 Psr sn a sSs f@s 3 % r
or crate s1gs2: peppers Florida per carrier
pe oo bune6e % sF h4 sR basket
crate 3oegSl string beans , Florida green basket
n6I s1as 80; do Baltimore, 75ca$1 squash Florida per
tomatoes. Florida fancy, s. 5oGS5 do poor
10 good. 81 25lS2 %.
MIIK-The Milk Exchange price for quality
3 2i2c per Qt.
about 1000 tons more than for last
rule has supported prices all Of
the close there was less buying at the full extreme.
better strength attends small bales
grades: buyers to-day and large
equal readiness at the quoted for Nos and
. Receipts should soon improve. a number of farm
be we'll along with OF their spring
work Nothing at the moment points % high
The commercial interest OF the month Of May
of rregularity that being the
a standard hay crop indicator. Should the promise
infer yield. surplus interior will be apt to
hasten forward We quote. Prime bal per
N. e5g97lAc; No eOa921sc; Q s2isas5c; No g.
7Ti9GSOc; clover mixed. 76QS0c; clover 86G72lzc
STRAW-Receips add up 200 tons better for week.
!etnand good prices steady no material surplus Of
Of hay and reported the Produce Fx
change today Hudson Rail- 300:
Erie 30 Pennsylvania. 10: Delaware Lackawanna and
Western. 90 West Shore. CO. Lehigh Valley ITO: Balti
more and Ohio 80: Ontario and Western. TO-
3o total $40 total for tons total las,
week. 5000 tons. Receipts of straw tons bv river
30 tons by rail- total so tons total week 74O tons
total last week. $40 tons. Exports Of hay for week
14s2 bales to Havana. 547 haies Bermuda n bales
TO Trinidad. 2416 bales to London 800 TO
gov: total 5.12s bales
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
Carpet Department.

This is the season for Rugs and Mating Our
establishment boasts the largest, finest and most
extensive variety ever shown. Prices usual
here the lowest possible. Nowhere else Will YOU
find equal value or 4 more complete and exc.llent
assortment. ust what you uant-among our
specials.
KALGA ART SQUARES-The most durable
Rugs on the market; exact imitation OF Brussels;
IN shades of old rose, green, blue and brown;
medallion centres
3x3 yards, at. =. 6.75 3x31z yards. at D.. us
3x4 yards, at 9.OU
COLUMBIAN INGRAINS in enormous variety
of patterns, Brussels effect very duE,bl- and in
desirable coorings. indispensable for sum-
mer cottage Special at. per yard -. EoC
, SARABAND RUGS; seamless; one solid piece;
heavier and richer in effect than an Administer
Oriental colorings; novel beautiful effects.
! f. 6x10 IT, 6, at 18. 90 8 f. x12 f. 22.50
SANJO JAPANESE RUGS, in beautiful effects,
artistic colorings rice straw warp, cotton woof;
extremely durable and especially desirable
for summer furnishing; #. 6 n. size, -
at LOO
100 Rolls CHINA MATING. small patterns,
neutral oolorings; JUS, the thing for bed Io
rooms; 40 yards in roll. at per roll e.. 4.4U
100 Rolls CHINA MATING, choice colorngs
and effects; very desirable; 40 yards in on
roll for 4.SU
100 Rolls JAPANESE MATING, fine weaves.
newes, floral and figure effects, in reds, blues,
green's, browns. &c; special, per roll 40 K -
yards, at and upward O./o
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, in excellent quality.
parlor. hall and stair effects, very choice 20
coloring,, at, per yard -. QUO
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
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Upholstery Department.

Everything in this particular line that is required
for the approaching season. for country house and
seaside cottages for the refurnishing of the city
home; danty draperies and drapery fabrics in ex-
cellent variety; very special values; very desirable
; merchandise OF assured quality and much merit
3.PlECE SUIT OF SLIP COVERS, made of
/. best quality striped German linen, bound with
/. shrunk wool binding, workmanship guar O no
anteed O.SC
2 Send us postal and our representative will call
3 with samples
9 PORTlEKES-Tapestry Portieres, full width
!. and length, fringe top and bottom; reversible;
? regular value $3.50; special S1.9S per ~ M
!. pair and up to- per pair OO.VO
3 LACE CURTAlNS.-RuifledB Bobnet Lace Cur
/: tains, yards long; regular value 81. 90; II o0
; special 81 10 per pair and up to- per pair O.UU
/. Nottingham Lace Curtains, yards long, double
: thread regular value 81 90: special 99c. , oo
!: per pair and up to, per pair /.OO
!, Irish Point Lace Curtains well covered centre,
. wide border; regular value $3.50; special -, Oo
J: So 90 per pair and up to, per pair ZI.OO
Tambour Lace Curtains, hand wrought patterns;
Sn ps and Vus up to- % per- pp pair p' S' per 5000
Renaissance Lace Curtains, wide insertion heavy
. net; regular value $12 co; special So SO IN Oo
Z per pair and up to- per pair 4O.OO
PlLLOWS.-TapeStry Lounging Pillows, Ori-
( entail and conventional patterns; regular %
value 81 so; special, each 10y
: India Print Leungrng Pillows, 24x24;
regular value 81 90; special, each l.Zo
Uncovered Sofa Pillows, 24x24; regular
value 81 90; special, each OoC
Shade, made to order At shortest notice Esti-
mates gratis
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28


A splendid variety of CHIFFONIERS, compris-
ing the latest and most elegant effects, in all the
fashionable woods; fine finish and cabinet work
distinguish all our models; from the most striking
novelties down through the entire range, the most
pronounced values.
An enormous variety of styles in REED ROCK
manship and finish Of the best
COUCH of very elegant design, with fancy
shaped base. fine steel springs and upholstery,
biscuit tufted head and seat
In Panasote 100 In Velour 500
REED COUCH of excellent make and finish;
well braced, strong frame of light finished maple
fancy interviewer reed seat and head % in. wide
and az IN. long; especially desirable for Il n.
summer use, and cheap at our price O.OC
e$::Ts 3.: 90 3:'3a%>:-sce..9s.9. 10000:
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An excellent variety OF fine DRESSERS in all
the latest and most effective designs in mahogany,
satinwood, bird's-eye maple, tinted or natural
colorins, curly birch, golden oak and the most
exquisite novelties in LArt Nouveau and decorated
enamels Very excellent values
LARGE ARM ROCKER of very pretty design
in reed, with green tinted ornamensation, elabor-
ately interviewer back, large broad seat, ~
VILLA SUIT of 8 pieces, very desirabl. de-
sign, excellent make and finish Strong frames in
maple, finished light with fancy woven reed sea,
and back. In natural coloring, very dainty,
pretty and durable. Very special at /.4o
LARGE ARM CHAIR of very desirable style.
in polished golden oak finish carved top, ~
spino'e oaeh %'@V
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

coTToN-It was an Off cay in the cotton market
From opening closing speculation ana
prices varied scarcely points The trade
different and orders the public and abroad
spicuous by their absence The cables Liverpool
quite in line with general IDEAS receipts heavy.
but had been discounted the weather good,
the weekly weather and crop Of The Chroni-
Gle not sufficiently with anticipations
inquire either way; in important lacking
The scalpng element devoted quiet
with prices point higher the close quiet STEADY.
with prices net points higher. The May position
showed fair degree Of strength covering.
suu nevertheless Spot cotton the market
cuet and Lee higher the basis of sac middling
upland and ssc for miidling Gulf Sales
sSouthsrn spot markets generally quiet
efanged 10 l-iSc higher with holders disposed
for better prices week.
The contract prices rnarl,e,
follows: - N'
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
A NEW TREATMENT,


VIBRATION supersedes electricity I'm Eu-
rope. Is pleasant and instantly relieving
Obesity. Epilepsy, Paralysis, Neuralgia.
Scistica rheumatism. Diabetes, Deafness.
Alopecia Dyspepsia Anemia, Frailness.
Heart, Kidney. Liver and Bladder troubles
successfully treated. one months treatment
guarantees perfect circulation. ALBERT
FUCHS 3OE6 1881 r dway. cor. 65th-st.,
and Col.-ave. Send for circular.