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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-20

It should prove very interesting toeyou
both, and I think you viii be able to
make it end happily" and his gray eyes
tWinkled with meaning.
Northmore, of course. fell in readily
with this proposal, and, after a. little
further talk, he took his leave, promis-
ing to call again on the morrow at the
He walked down Fleet street ob1ivious
of everything around him. his brain
fully occupied by the extraordinary tale
the editor had uIfOlded.
Punctual to the minute be appeared
at the office the next day, and was at
once shown up. Rose Henderson was
already there, and there was an excited
flush on her cheeks and an expression
of wonder in her brown eyes that show
ed how the editors story had astonish-
ed her.
There was a little embarrassment on
both sides when they met. but this the
editor quickly dispelled and after a
little talk. he laid a hand on each of
their shoulders in a fatherly kind of
way that was irresistible, and suggest
ed that they should discuss the story
together, with a view to rewriting it.
Let me have it by next week." he
said, and mind want it to end hap
II think it viii do. don't you?" he
It was the hour that just preeedes the
lighting of the gas. when the freight
throws shadows upon the furniture and
one sees pictures in the glowing Goals.
They were sitting in her coy room,
their chairs drawn to the hearth. They
had sat thus for several evenings now,
discussing the story, and at last it was
finished.
YES" she answered. sit has ended
like all other love Stories"
with a kiss?''
She did not speak.
And as it has ended SO well on pa
per don't you think-that-it-m might
end-Well-rea1ly2
To this she made no reply. but the
freight showed the deepening of the
color in her cheeks and a little. nervous
movement of her hands.
Rose, shall it end well. really?"
She raised her eyes, and in them he
read his answer. and thus it ended. as
all love stories should-with a kiss.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-20

Phillips Brooks once gave a new YER
sion of the Jonah story to a wondering
skeptic. who said he doubted whether
a whales throat was large enough to
swallow Jonah.
There was no difficulty" said the
bishop Jonah was one of the minor
prophets. Musical Courier.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-20

"Oh, yes, our home is complete in
every respect said Mr.. Proudpop-
Here is our bawl-roon,' - he con-
tinued, opening the door to the nur-
sery.-Tit- Bits
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-20

''Gracious goodness. Harriet, seven
trunksi"
Don't get excited. Harry. I haven't
packed a thing except that little list of
Home Comforts for the Summer Vaca-
ton which you clipped out of the
newspa per.''-Chicago Record-Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-20

'.Say, pop, I've got to write a compo-
sition on Hope. What is hope, any
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-20

Hope, my boy, is the joyous expec-
tation of being able to dodge our just
deserts Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-20

The st Louis parson who breaches in a
shirtWaist might go a bit farther and
have ice water in the font.-Detroit Free
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-20

A story is told of a certain prominent
railway director who is equally re-
nowned for his ability to make or take
a joke. An employe, whose home is in
the country, applied to him for a pass
to visit his family.
s'You are in the employ of the com
pany?" inquired the gentleman alluded
to.
sYes."
you receive your pay regularity"
'.Yes"
wen, now, supposing you were
working for a farmer instead of the
company, would you expect your en-
ployer to take out his horses every Sat
urday night and carry you home?"
This seemed a poser, but it wasn't
NO. said the man, promptly, Il
would not expect that; but if the farm
er had his horses out and was going
my way, should call him a very mean
fellow if he would not let me ride
The employe came out three minutes
after with a pass good for II months.
stranger-Could you direct me to the
Carnegie library?
Citizen-Carnegie library! There is
none in this town.
MISUNDERSTANDING Press.
Mrs. Housekeep-Jane. are the eggs
boiling2
Cook formerly of Boston1-Afost as
suredly not, madame Albeit I believe
/ may safely say the water is in which
they have been mmersed.-Philadel-
phia Press.
It was in a Pullman sleeper, and
Just across from the bachelors berth
was a handsome little woman and her
three-year-old boy. Early in the morn
ing the two were laughing and playing
together and the good-natured bach
elor smiled to himself as he arose to
dress. Suddenly a little foot peeDed
out from the curtains of the opposite
berth and, with a twinkle in his eye,
the bachelor grabbed the plump toe
and began: This little pig went to
market, this little"
That is my foot SIR" said the in
dignant voice of woman.
The silence which followed could be
heard above the roar of the train
Chicago News
The St Louis parson who breaches in a
SF1frtWaiSf might a bit farther and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-20

All things come to those who go after
them.-Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-20

A man may leave footprints on the
sands of time with impunity, but he
should be careful how he leaves them
on a recently scrubbed kitchen floor
Tit-Bits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02
DEATHS IN TEXAS.


HILL. Kaufman. Texas April % Mir.
J. J. hin OF Prairlevllle died Friday.
FrDGE,-Ennis. Texas April m AIRS
J ~. Fudge ~ the hanknvlllp community
died yesterday after a brief illncss.
SMITH Anstla, Texas, April AN
William W. Smith, an old citizen OF Travis
county. died yesterday at Hornsbys Bend
WILLIS Piftsburg. Texas, April RI
Nolcn Z. Willis, son OF Mr. and Mrs. y.
X, Willis. died yesterday. lie leaves a
wife and child.
IIAzLETT. Hampstead. Texas. April *.
Airs. Thomas Hazlett died at her home.
two miles In the country, yesterday al
m advanced age.
WEST EnuiA Texas. April 80. w. w.
West OF OAK Grove died yesterday and
his remains were inferred In Myrtle ceme-
terry this afternoon.
BALLARD, Kaufman, Texas AprSl ~ :
Mr. ]. w. Ballard of Ahner died of pneu-
inonia III 2 O'clock this morning. lie
leaves a wife and several children.
q CORR. Denison. Texas. April 27-Rer.
4. Z. Cobb, q pioneer minisieT Of The Meta
oiist Episcopal church, tllcd today De
ecaNd WAS born IN Galloway county. Mis-
souri,.
BIXo>, iBastrop,. Texas April II M
q. v. Dixon. An old resident OF this epnn
bcme. He had been dead but a. short time
ne WAS unmarried and a brother Of Mrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02
MARRIAGES IN TEXAS.

wEHLE- KEESEE. SmithvlIle. Texas.
April 70 Mir. John Wehlc Of this placr
and Miss Ellie kocsee OF ovila. Texas.
Were married last week.
CRESS. WEEMS Kaufman. Texas. Aprli
81 Married. this mofffSe at the ,.onnty
clerks oficc by Elder II. r. Mizen Mr.
lru u. Cross aud Miss Esther Wecms.
BENpY- SEGREST. Colmesnell. Texas.
April 2s Married at u O'Clock on Thurs
Gay, M the residence OF the brides uncle.
X, &. Foster. Mr. Il, Il. usndy ana Miss
Missouri Scgresi, Rev. 8. A. Hawthorne
officiating
SNlIkOCK FoRD.-Cameron. Texas.
April al.-rhls evening Mr.. w. " Schrock
Of Rosebud, and Miss LILLIAN Ford Of TIL.
city were matted In marriage N the home
Of the bride. Rev. l.. r. Scarborough, ens
WHITE BRAnY.--Austin, Texas. AnrIl
m-Mr: ~. w White, n wealthy merchs, nj
OF III l'SSo, and Los Vegas was msr,ic,l
here today IA Miss Helen nrafv. an 10
compllshed Young lady Of this ciiy. ri,
crremeny was performed ty Fafhet
Okerfe, sni the newly welded t0uple IN,
at encc for IN eyfendci wedding irip
MYERS. WHEAT. -B,HvIuc Texas Anrlt
31-MT ] V. Myers and Hiss y wh.,,
% Rlehmond. Texas. We're united In mar
rlage al the Steek hotel IN Beiiviilo IA
nlEht AZ 1905 q. m The vaun. coi,,ls
came up FROM Richmond on the ih Sy 5rli,,
which was a few minutes late. On tha
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02

George Alexander or this county. lie was
10 native of Tennessee
WElSr Rrcnham, Texas Apnl 80. :.
slrS. huN NctSt aged - years. died Mon.
lay night at The family residence, on New
iear creek Her death followed nnscr.
GARRISON. ~ Henderson. Texas. Anrn
2E~Mr. i. q, Garrison. for many wears
a resident and highly respected clitzen Of
Henderson, died this afternoon In his
sind year.
| LAWSON. Denton. Texas. April N =.
Mrs. Lula lawson was found dead In nor
bed here this morning the verdict helne
that sue had come To her death from
natural causes
HsNDLEH; Geergetown, Texas, April
INT. T. i. Headicy OF this plaoe die,i
nrre today OF complication Of diseases
lie was young man In the prime OF hi.
ne and bis many friends are riled with
sorrow at his untimeiy end.
BARBER Brenham. Texas. Aprn 10 !
Mr., Jane Barber, wen known dairy,nan.
| dlea Monday afternoon from uaroxysln
| ~ nervous prostraiion. Mr. Barber was
1 born Jannary ~. 1870 and had been \
| ifsldepi ~ hrennanl for many years.
HESTER, Bryan, Texas, Aprll ~. can.
tain J. 4: Hester died al his home. Six
| nstfrs north ~ Bryan. yesterday afternoon,
TX WIS about - years old and had heru
fanlhg eiiizen " this county for more
| man lNent1 years, lie was a Ccnfede fats
veteran. nicniher Of the Methodist church
anu leayes wife and four children. He
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02
Hcndrlck, Morrow. stollenwerck,

Hendrlck, Morrow. Stolienwerck,
Anally. Satterwhite. MeMeaDs, hs1
ton, Alderman, Glenn, Perry, sell
Gordlctt, Robertson Of Wliliapi
Greenwood. Green. Willacy, MoulY
Bridgers, Palmer, Phillips, Havh
Houts. Rowland.
With the request from me that eacn /.
her OF that committee take steps y,
wise himself as 70 what would ~, %
most acceptable method of compuul..s'
Number OF qualified electors" as eSE'
In section p. article 3 OF the Consth'
10 he embraced in the thirty5onNs .
senatorial districts. Also as TO tnss
lation OF the present districts. an}
territory II would be desirable VIZ
In or cut ont to equallze the populaus
'-qualltied electors"
To base on population Che districiss
reduire as nearly as may be ss'"S
lation. -
request also that each member
committee communicate Ia me sufrs
gesuOns as may be deemed usetul
viii take pleasure In filing same ana 7,
ihe bcnefit TO any member 8. :, w w
Respectfully. II 50 fsaoi q, ~
Chairman Committee ON Sen y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02

same train returning from Houston WIS
Judge John r. Rell and famils on tho ar
rival Of tho train the Judge was spoken 10
hN friend ~ the couple and after taksus
ms family home returned tn the hotel
"neFe me cere'"'7- WAS performed.
PARKER ROBERTSON. L Mexia Tcxos
APril Last night. ~ the residence 81
m brides parents, in this cltv. Mr. Ruhe
Parker and Miss Maud Robertson were
married Rev. ]. +. Mckenzie. officiating.
~ was quiet affair. rs there were no
witnesses except the immediate family ~
the bride -
MoRRlS-Bi REE Canroc. Texas, April
~ w. Norris, Jr.. son Of Hon. A. ".
NYprTls member 81 Jhe legislature from
"h,gomery county, and Miss Mae Bybcs.
he beautiful and accomplished daughter ~
ar, ahd Mrs, {. Bybee Of Willis. were
married sunday, April n, AZ the homo
nc brides parents. Mr.. and Mr. Nor
rvs are az home to their friends IN Conroe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02
THE cuRAN PREsIpENcY.
Maxine Gomez SAID to Have Withdrawn
from the Race.

New York. May 1.-The Tribune says;
From q statement made last night by Gen.
eral Domingo Mendcz Capnte. chairman ~
The Cuban commission which * now in this
city, It appears evident that Maxine Gomez
VIII not be a candidate for the presidency
Of the new Cuban republic. Instead. 4.
Estrada Palma. who WAS the head of the
Cuban junta In this city duriug the war,
IS the favorlte candidate FOR this office
The three men who have been chiefly
mentioned for the presidency. according IA
Senior Capotc are Generals Gomez Palma
and Mnsso. With Gomez ont Of the race.
the contest now Hes between Palma and
familiar with the Cuban situation. the nom
ination and election OF General Palma are
practically assured Roth Senior Palma ana
Senior Masso WIRE leaders In thu wal
against Spain for Cuban Independence ma
thus FAR have the support ~ the cnlninnn
people. But General Palma l. also said IA
ifinl classes and would prove more &C
ceptahle candidate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02
AND FUEL COMPANY
Sonono
Offer 100000
Paid Up Capital, SI.35o,ooo.


nd IN o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
a Letter from the Chairman of the Com.
npittee.

n1ittee.
10 the Editor Of The Post
weaiherford. Texas. April so.-In as
much as the legislature at the late regular
session raised committees upon congress
SIGNAL, senatorial and representative dis
srlcts for the purpose Of reapporFonment
= the State. l assume taat It was done
m order that the members might utilize
me time prior TO the extra session in fully
informing themselves as 10 the conditions.
population and wishes Of the people in the
several districts, and thereby greatly faclll-
tate the work 10 be done By the extra SEES
sion.
therefore REQUEST that ycu again pub.
hsh me names Of the committee on sen
atorial districts as follows
Mr. Moran caairman: MAssrx uurt
Williams. Henderson OF Lamar, Wells
OF 0rayson, Psssson, Stroiher, Dean,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02
YAoul CHEZ EXECUTED.
Said to Re Apache Kid Well knc
in Arizona.

- Louis. May Ia special 10 the
ri"oe-bemorrat from Hcrmoslllo. Mexico.
says the leader Of hand Of Yaqui Indians.
VINO Was captured shnr fine ago at
ufsia AHA by a detachment Of govern.
ment troops has been executed al Ante
ipdia By order OF General Loserxo Torres.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02

Do not leave home on = journey y
a bottle OF Chamberialn's Collie =
and Diarrhoea Remedy. II is aimes
tain TO be needed and can not be p
while you are on hoard the cars q
ship. 1t is pleasant. safe and reiiao'
sale by ali druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02

'rior 10 his execution he was nositlvaiv
,aentihed as apache Kid nv Alexander
Mcdonald, an American scout in the serv-
I've Or the government troons Mcdonald
iona aud that the Naqui leader Nas that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02

was buried AZ wcsscn Chapel near his
home. this afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02

Only z Doses IN Some Chill Tones.
Sioyes Iasteless chin Toaic contaIns
from "a 70 IS doses. Soc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-02
HIGGINS OIL
Authorized Capital, S2,5oo,ooo

500 at Par Value for the
oil field which l"o
SALES FOR PROMPT SHPM
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05

2a2sed Far 6 5R g,Ga 81 s9ass IS fancy 50 2Os
+ iSs ssesf sss 20 s7 ,s . vsG sTsad s.
p @ S1o'sd % sPgi3s & bran spot s2o@
winter ssq$2 bran s2oasi tornmea s2s
lnseed oil cake SIS % oil cake $i9 horns chop
.5 sltoss.her wheat
most traders had exrected to md it, although at no
particularly hrm exert a. the opening
right ana aIf cent below late curb pr 'ns f REeoes
day For this moderate steadness the remarkable tuoy
Of repec, the hull understood to Se Sehnd
IL Another influence undoubrediy more Or less
~ ne el nsiket Vas renewed export buying
3 OF early @ lntmatons that exporters considerably
scfan. afn late f Wdndy 1 and not spored the total trans
ls2 loads Gables were more Of heIp 70 the market
ea2 ea ayerp3o 5 in pacqar from
Paris paris markets were TO 10 points higher Al Berlin
franc net lower English ana FrerCb ,narInEs wi2 b
closed Tuesday morning Both New York and
SI vi" H be f95ed on fr,day The The home crop news
reportng present conditions good for wheat with the
nevertheiess ana the movement decreasing The ohio
STATE report gave The Wbear condition as Is ranressnt
ing an advance Of per cent during the last month
last week, but only II 600 baush far This year
Argenttne vlsbe supply Was SEQ 900 bush larger than
last week. Northwest receipts 2eo against
rsceipts amounted TO ssi.ooo bush as5inst "a
basis we're follows: 10 hard Duluth ses.c prompt;
S6caso 9not ~ red NewYork 7ei,c sore
No Ne-York 7slec. spot. and No hard Chicago,
19i7c spot .CORN-The market a surprise
friends and others yesterday showing recurH-ative
powers had been expected. and closing very
firm while in Chicago the market
fully 1i-c above previous night AdVlces Re
market vigorous support again, while the
al Argentine shipments. fair sea
Western points all
make hear rather cautious man
a een the previous day English MARKERS We're
partly higher time there we're IN niicatohs
export business might b. accomplished put
sharp undoubtedly checked trade IN nls De
partnlent only about half dozen loads were
taken altogether Chicago 2N1 cars. N
cludng Argentine shTmens 81 far TINS
wear are half those ~ the previous season
and the Argentine visible the as last week
close No = quoted al 4s'sc, eieEa'ors
$3.50. b ahoat; No white. 5oesc and No
yellow. 5OIsc. O afoat 4 pArS-Tho market
for stronger sympathy with ana sales
a 10000 bush reported for export No : oats
closed No oat white oats - "a
S2asc. white SIC: track mixed. 3oqSoisc: track
white. G36c. No white clips S3c ftf Mar
e- dun. Western quoted 6lN.c and No est
en- Gle q y 56d1Ic. BAt
TFyEMarket steady: feeding was quoted 46d4sl2c and
rnalting 62d7oc, both I { New York
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05
OTHER MARKErs-Ry TELEGRAPH

Chicago. April 4-cattle-Rece,pts. l9,ooo head. in
cudns 200 Texans; steady butchers stock and
Texans strong good 70 Prime steers sSaS6; poor 70
medium 50 1884 sockers and feeders steady 80
asa T5; 50 s5a$i so heifsrs s2 sdS4 'S
stronger seas2 So bulls. 50 1884 so calves about
81 50dfs6 3aiz Texas fed sales
s. ISGs5 lOs5 30: steers So 4os4
Texas bulls 81 T5aSf. Hogs-Receipts to-day. % 900
head to.morrow 1000 Estimated !sfs over. 500;
sgtehers' s. 9o6s6 10 soed 70 choice heavy So o5g
Of sales. s6ass Is. sheep-Recepts, $4,000 head sheep
slow lambs strong good to choice wethers 81 9o IS IS
s. IS yearlings s5@s5 %; native lambs 81 I5ds5
Western lambs. IS lo1s5 IS.
80 Cincinnati. April 4-Hegs active and higher at 81 SOC
go so Cattle So 25dSS Sheep steady 81 231
81 so Lambs SfnS6.
Esst Lieerty April 4Catts STEADY extra s. SesS S;
heavy hogs Sc 259s6 so. mediums and heavy Workers
80 % fair good light Yorers, SO
So roushs 81 SodsS 20 Sheep rn; choice we,her. S.
SS 81; 81 o1SS bo choice lambs IS 1895 CO.
common 20 coed s4Ss5 s.; veal calves. se7ss rs
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05

MErALs-A reaction Of points occurred in the
metz! a s d9y % Pq'ey If tes, dSS here to fh sf tos 81
was firm at soa$2o while London The close vas
copper 2s Ga higher at London to ~ lbs
dIi here vim IN pIT sr and 16c for casting
81 90 ior VIM decline Of SIS Sd was
inactive market pTegs%d t9F at s's s. T
Tadng the market @ for og efr pTfre s. a s. 81 Iron
markets were without & ron Tarrsnts So oaslo So
SIS 80 Southern sl9qslS So. So t noasses
IL 6oIiSaT aspect to-iay and trading was .eIy I
prices about as Ias5 Orleans SenGrisueai
non 12ai8o ialae g9e5 i722G 3 PFie RT6
Nsw,orle2ns P oPen l5a Ice far i7alsc good lea2oe
prm 25qaRE demand Cor sail sopnegg "a ,s for
tae ces.twse freights quiet For steamers SGe
inquiry atoms :, Liverpool were li4d London 2sa
glasgow 81 Bristol 2sa Han Hamarr 40 pfs-
LspS3 per eco e.s n tor tons cenera
70 - Ghina @ I pRosphae Fernandna Jnife KINGDOM or
erf en- rriyste terms. Danish steamer 294 tons gen
savannan ana & ~ disc6arge 90 extra
dam lls option h95h m p65 tons timber Pensacola caen
Ee orleans Glasgow or Brist3 LIS 1 70 San Fan
Cisco BFitsh snp 1900 fasfs P2sb Pf0sSS sSp
e. eeC ao cases petroieun Calcutta zoe -
BARK 800 bis ehnsa S Sro@P eh5onsr SO so
tons Rhiia%siPh1 5a2 g @ B@fao f9f genera csrso
70 ST Martpaae 2oHaece PTyets F5 schqener S5
,ons coa ana railway hence 70 GsrK
sShooner lumber ssHsnna. schooner 10 ias IONS
coal Perth AD159y TO TO PoTtsouh Zoe ?9s
coal qPbaaelphia to Portland. 7oc schooner iSe
tons coal coal Philadeiphia Boston. 7o British steamer
Is arm B5'sh EhraaS s5aSmss sss Il S'' tons 's'
from nqsni III aaRPfeye
Wen i up .1G G Rs b POP pans R9p6 io%s
quiet bbls s. IS & ana iR 9sik reanea cases
ssRh22 2o sbis S s. 8 e eot0nsead aaa 6b Sss
prime summer yellow. 1ec OF, rsIior 3ac Inseed
oil-AmeriGane ees ouotei 2c brands Lard OIL
s9gt9Sey1sIoHs-Early in the day there seemed 10 be
good demand ma foe eng shortly developed thar
prices 70 me 2fs nsaeo recepts hogs
the marke! zoo ana Kansas CITY Il 900 an Wes,sEn
10 gSoo tamv h0T5 $40 5oSs s5
BEEF~Frn ogo5s43 Mes; Mesa In fnds a mess sitgi
go ooHsl l6t5rF HAMS-ouie. quoted az 8 a"g gs' %
DRESSED HoGsnFmrn m ,,G sGf y, a0sf1t S@s
1se Is2 r bellies r. Quoted smokips ;.,sa lSa
iSaie SsG 70 y he at &c Psa Ssns ep
o,.5 al ssde Refined oapsd
saT South Asrcs se contSfnt n, !a Sc %
cornpound. ttrSns r,a5 sise city lard stearine &c
RIcE-Ths market stialans rGf ing any &
ence Prices unchangea sir 70 enos AZ =
mestte conoH fo choice 55sc: cad ssaS,se ratna
4LG5lc: Japan, s%@Sc; Java. ''&@ e 80
bond continues steady 70 firm demand dem for
refined sugar az 1I ,obng nature. Quotations follow; Cut
iosf crushed and dominos oe o%sered coarse pow.
SOC %XX & ppSSSsrsd 5s5c: Eagle eontectohers sTan-
sIaeea Soc asIe coarse ard m nss and fn bags of
so rrhnsate 54ec Eagle hne gssnqil1tsc se
srardst2sa ID ape So. alsm1a' ana g. s5c 30 Sc
Re s. sSoc: 40 I, seoe: No s. Ao'c' -'0 g
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsw-York April :. 1901
COFFEE-Neakness and speculative inactivity char
scerzed days coffee futures. Prices were
nj lo points opening under local ard European
selling induced by generally unfsvorabes foreign news
This prices adhered throughout the day
with slight variations due 10 Qroft taking by some o
shorts The bull contingent lacked
confidence kept Of market while the outside
investment class maintained the same Indifference which
has been policy less throughout the
son Much of the days business in -he nature OF
adjustment of view Of the Easter
HOLIDAYS rno~roW ard saturday At The close of the
davr 5ElH points lower. the undertone
orire steady $50 Of the
sarly which had influence local sentiment
a. franc the French and = = pfg
IN the German market loNer Rio exchange rate con
rnuz0- The heavy crop Increment increased world
visible supply and weak local market fer the SPOT
the latter nominal. the basis
II 80 No and a. sc for Santos No ). in
r6ice present stock of coffee Havre is given
As hays. including l.nl600G bags Brazilian.
compared with 15430o0 and io32ooo bags respeetlvely
last The worlds visible supply Is a.4l22I4 bags
against 276 ieS bags last month and 622295 bags last
shows increase last month az l5 COG
Cle1rarCes from Rio reported this morn
ing thar RI Buor 2s000 bags. and the
hsrk Baltimore. with ono bags. both April 3.
Hare viii observe April <. and Easter holidays
4 prices in the local market today
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05
STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New-Y9rk wy wednesdays. Frdays ard Saturdays
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued all
points Texas. Colorado Arizona California. Mexico.
&c, Georgia. Florida, &c. Delightful Excursions
Write Gnpage Pocket Guide tnatlei frcel.
Q. II MALLORY & co. Gen. Agts. Pier 20 E r. y. Y.