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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-07

'iealids 9offnuns IoG t4 aufs Rere
%ptrspeifeln, ba aud ntein gutter
@nael mid 3~uriiditDBt, ion 3uriid=
taumeln ouf Den 4(foD, Zen i9 fiji
INNER perlafen 81 9a6an glaubte?"
60 ifm.r3li9 fang oes Goelz
manns Gimme, oab i6r Son pas
Sers be8 iungsn MidDGsns rii9rte.
n9Dren Gle MID on, Serr @raf"
IaQte lie ernft. nWsnn Elm Sag err
fGetren iolte, no If iiberSeu3t fem
oatf baB meine Siebe unh Sreue nit
unrnnt unb 8eraGtuna belobnt mirb,
on ienem Sage lperpe i9 ielbit es Iein,
Die Sic gu mir ruft, nm Sbnen od5
entgegenala6ringen, t5as i6 bis babtn
einem unniirOigen geopfert."
ngrnd, ih femme ben Singing, pcn
Gem Sic re0en", fiel GDmuno tbr ms
@Ort. nGr lit unpiirOig, er -. :"
Sas WfdoGen erbob Die Sano.
.8ein Wprt BON Inn! 6offnung unb
8ertruuen, Gle lie6liden Simmelsz
timber, fnb ia Der Mrmsn ein5iges
Gut. WiG Der reiGe Mann es ibnen
rau6en?"
ngtbar Der reid Mann lit arm, Bet
telarm an 2iebe! SOren sic meme
Site, bDren sic 80"
.SSh bore be8 0er5ens Stimme, bi.
mid on mein @eripre9.n mabnt.
9u6 Sic bdben Elm YerIpre9en pon
mir erlangt, unb id rperpe es ntG4I
rergeifen."
rSit bas Sbr isBtes @rrt?"
pGs lit mein lebte8."
gbmunb ergrifT bes iungen MGb-
d,ua 6unb; nil bem au6 fiel eint
S6rGnsn ooraui. 9ann parbcugtc c.
ii2 nit Itummem @ruB Dor Der Wttt.
re unn o.rli:B ra3 3immer. Dor
Ger Sfiire blieb tr t;ef dufatbmenr
ftcRen unb bpyGte; er pernabm Trar
Malter's Gttmlne.
vWas t6atelt Eli, GinD9 9eir
Slid itieBsIt ou bon rir unb ms ms
Gleno! &eGneIt 0u nod duf ienar
llnbeitGnbigen, Der beiner S9rdner
ipcttet in ln'tigtr, paiter @eiea.
FGaft?"
sd rertraue i3nr, Mutter", ent.
geanetc Grna rubig. $50 lanee er
nift isnes 8reu3, na3 i'd inn mitgaf
als S6irm uno Grinnsrungs5eifen
pieper in meire SdnD. legtSio lanse
trffe i6, 10 LANCE bin if an i'm &c.
bunoen nit undufiGslifsr Settle"
Gin odmpniIo9:r Nu3orud per3errt.
fir einen MrJen6Iid ba8 4ntliB De-
neuen Maipratsberrn. RQ9 parer
Die bDien Setter nidIt a[le aus ieinel
Seels aepi9en.
yMuB ih benin itets bas Giiit
spingen, baB es mir oisre?" muir.
meIte er ppr 1ih bir. .Woblan, Site
nnD Sob perfflffte es mir; es ioL
mir au6 Die Satin I9cfIen! @uIi
sur @eiiren5, mir Die SunoesgenoiiiI
an iperbsn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-07

iGfuB 1T esfabt", feete er ru6ig, nunb
meine Satin tpie meme Sp@ter benz
fen au qereft urb eel, als Dab tie
meinen @prten nift Selfda aoaen
ioQten. G~erneAmen Sic oenn meme
0Drtc, George Glhrn, uno meloen
sic es benz, Der sic ~geIan0t. Rtmz
merme6r ipirb Guoolpb 8ert6er, -
benin bieien Namen Dorf id ferner
trogen, ipenn i9 ben Ioet ablege, Der
nit ibm perbunben - nimmerme1r
nirb Aubplpb Wertber cine S6ulb
ieines @oters ungeIi6nt laIen; uno
trii9e er cine arpnc, ct piirfe lie bin,
ipbalb er niibte, DoB Elm geItDElener
Stein iiG unter ben ~sSSupeleu oerIels
BEN befinbe. No9 teute fd6re i6 slar
StaDt, mid nit bela 4nmalt ~unieres
Sauies 3u beIpre1tn, uno erfldrt er
ii9 nit meinem GntI6lub einDeritanz
ZEN, 10 rGume i9 Simmer bret Sagen
Die 8eiibung, lese ben 8rdfentftel ab
gu Guniten metncs dltern 8ruoers
uno sie9e mid auf Elm tleines 8ut
auriiG, bas meiner Gottin g.b0rt. Gs
lieat melt gsnug BON bier entfernt, oaB
nibt mein 8ruoer mir roer ben Wieiz
men begeene, Ga er unfern NnbliG
bur6ars 81 rermeiDen Itrebt."
Glbon hatte cine G~rnioerung auf
3unge, dlein Der @ntpalt idnitt inn
DaS Wort db.
sd finne Sbren GntIGluB cben 10
rbiuig ais ebsl", Iag!e er, itG tief uers
beuCenb, runo bin IiGer, DuB Sert
Glopn in bieiem Yuntte ppGtommen
NIT mir einperitanocn Tein pirb."
Gibcn sudte nit pen QWieln, sd
Bin es", ioste er, ii4tlic3 libel g:launi.
Sd ireroe i'm SnrfpirtAstauie a6s
feigen unb cas- RDtbise porbereiten,
i'm 10 raid ais mDglid ~offiSiea ben
Grdfen gbmrno pon Wsrtb.r olS
Mdjorats 6erre auf mertper profia@
miren gu ldiIen. No1 brei Sagan Inn
rieIe Stunre rerbe i6 in ie;nen Raz
met prm S6loHe 8:iiB nebmen,
renn sic nidt pcr5iebet, Gi:r 81
psrmsilen, bis Der IanOssherrii4:
@ntf9eib $3.50"
Qbpebrenb ninftc bsr GDelmann.
,S.in Mprt m:hr, milne .Serren",
faqte sr, IiG er6ebenb. r9ie Sadie tit
erlebiot. 9er5ei6en sic, 6err
Gcttpr", fubr er su Dem &npolt ge=
ptnnet fpri, ,tpenu i6 mid beur>
!anbe. Mbar Is ordugt mid meine
Satin unb Spdter auf odS liner
partete porSubsreiten."
Der Doctor rerahI9ieoste ii9 nit
Tintti9er Gbrerbietung, @loon nit
itummcm @ruB, ZEN Der @oalmann
itpls unb fdit erpiocrte.
Qls iie nas S9loB binter iid Eats
ten, tpanbte fer bormalige Setretdr
iih on Ieinan 8eole;ter.
sd fiuoe, boB sic iebr riidii&tse
ppa, pielei6t 3u riifii1tspoI geg,n
ben Monn bort rartu", iagte er. sd
reib SCR Senebmen nit ben Snterelz
len meine3 uno Sores 4uftrugsebers
tdlin AT rereinen."
SD beoba9te INNER &iitii6t", er>
ninerte Der Qnlralt fait, npenn ea
gilt. Dem ipahren @oe!iinn meme 9od~
dftung 5l 5oQen, 49,. un 10 mebr,
iptnn Nei5 rnb Sosheit i'm 81 ers
nieorigen beriuG:n. SD CLAUDE mein
Sanceln perantpDrteR 81 tOnnen."
@loon ibpie9. iiGiti4 gerei3t. So
I6alo er i'm @irtbsbcuis on9etommea
par, ifrie6 err einen Brill an BEN
NOD INNER in &oieasd peilenbsn
Serrn BON Ssltenau.s Ser 8rief entz
hielt eineu 8sriht oes 8orgsfalsuen
unb cine GeIdidt eiugeleitets 8erod9z
tiguns bs5 ebrennerthen anipa!ta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-07
70.

Sn bas Stiibfen Der 2ebrerspitts
me 8alter i'm Do-fe HcIened lhien
Die Mpr9enipnus. Sic 6,leuhtete
aFpei lor9enpo(e syrauengefi9ter. Wfit
elmer Sanoar6eit beIGdfti9t, iaben
4Riltter uno Gr9ter am 5eniter. Die
lie6lihen 3iige Grua's tparen blsi9
uno 3eigten bic Spuren pergoiiener
S4rdnen.
6rau @alter feb bic Nr6ett mIintsn.
sd; fam nidt meRr, @rn0. Der
@epanfs on hie 3rtlhIt TIeDt Dor mir
ME elm crpbenoa3 8eipenit. SIN
nGGitsn 9erbit Ioq. oss 2ebr,rs 9pG}s
3eit iein, unb mir miiien pas gtIDl
rerlaTsn, oas feline GIte ms einges
rGumi. Wohiu foQen mr. baum qebsn2
SRI ib Die Siilfe Fer 9emeinDe in
MnIpru9 neAmen9 Die gsringe Yen@
lion IGiiBt fdilm ppr benz 8erbungern.
limb blta mein Einb, mas iol aus Dir
nerpen? sd fam biG nidt BON mir
lafen, benn meme S9tpG1s beoar
heinar 9fle9e. @is 1pu bas enpena"
,Gnoen!" pieoerbpIte @rua mecsle
MID, nie sin @Go.
sfrau Malter eriGrad. lin @ottes
miatn, Sinh, ME bici9 iiehit bu aus!
Srei!i6 fat bu eDppslten Summer,
oas meiB i9 mDbl 49,. Ser Srieoel
BAT es ni9t peroien!. paB oein 9erS
Inn i'm bri9t."
aMntter!!" grna fu6r empOr, ibr
9tuge nurbe feuGt, nSGmdbe ben
6riebal nift, iein Ssr5 lit gut"
.Miag iein, aber feline Seele lit
leidjt, pie zines &inOes Spiel6au.
6rsilih, in, benz eriten Sabre, oai9rieb
er, Do gait es Neuiateiten iber i'm i'm
Sorfe gu perbreiten. 81 er5dblen, ipie
man i'm feiert, psl9e @ei9ente man
ttm ipeubet. nie err ein9er fGbrt in
siln3eneer garefe. Neben6ei I9rieb
er aid elm pdar @orts o 2iebe unb
sreue. sana ME Elm GROCER !6err; aber
na1 uno nod purOen Die Sriefe ipdrz
li6er, nur aus ben 3eiiungen tonnten
mir nc1 bon ibm erfabren. SieIe erz
mangelten ni6t, getreuli9 bon ben
@rfplgen bes sroBen Sdnsers Srtini,
lDie er fiH nennen ldBt, Su beriften
uno 2anses uno 8reites ben ieinem
totem Sreiben 5u ersGblen, bon ben
Q~u8fahrten in Geieli9aft Der So
ntitc. luie Die &pm0piantensSon ii6
umtaufen lieB. Die nun. pie es beibt,
cine grcBe Dame in Sammst unp
Settle 9epprben it,"
Sin tiefer Seufaer e%ntrang ii9 Der
Sruit oes inngen WtGD9.ns.
.DWiGit!r", iaste lie Ieiie, .cu tbuIt
mir neb!!"
@ber bic alte Srau mar in gifer
aerat1en. uWir limb 10 aleiu, 10 perz
lafen!" fla9ts tie. nMeiiter Sartz
mann lit frrt in bic psite @elt, uno
ielbf Der Serr ppn S%sItsuau, Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13
.ntract prices in the local market to-day

Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
PORT 800; AmeIiean GOO recfp;s COCO AfneT ds
partial 1-eid advsnce closed steady. sa2 points net
and Juyhugus 45sEb: August september
4t as
January February, 42G4b
FLOUR AND MEALrhs nour market .o vas stand 9n
wheat firm mills refused 70 scnsider any reductions
winter patents 50 s -, o. spring clears S
50 M Fl 81 ssas HG' aps
SEsr kn aoed s. Fms S9 as and
yellow 5oasl 50; 81 2s@sl 20 FEED
a a1T 800 bran bulk SO 80
sPslns era H Sfan sisasi9 bucirhea sarI sI9
a 81 nil meal ass SIS corn oil cake So A'"'' chop
GRA1N-wHEAT-At time SATURDAY there was
ra 5harP o ps1gd6 H ws seav
Of the e net es on the late curb
1910 May o'clock good deal Of short wheat ea
bought with the idea that prices would 60 SS%nd
Outside Of the especially important
was only fair match for Fridays this side
while further Ters Of crop damage IN the rain
and o rI5 e and MsT wheat sim in D
Toledo were Up cent bnsh EzporteTs had had ffM t
PIC over May and Loads No Nor tirn
&c oyer NAY at % 40 Loads were showed faK
rising an Dars Of the West and gen,
the No 2 red was quoted ssi4e elevator S..tc
straight s5l4c grade: No Northern Duluth
sac and No hard Manitoba Sc o afoat CORN
An excited trade took place in the market on
saturday prices cent bush during the regular
eereIon the late curb. Nav selling
nm 70 s;s.c the o'clock price 6ssc bid st. Louis
corn was up nc and Chicago practically the same
,-a,--York Heavv buying for outside account a
,eature both In market and the West while further
supplies in the Southwest added 20
the hull confidence all markets In Chicago it was
nderstood leading hull element giving the
market twist OF the week forcing in lot
led believe that the bull move
nent had suhsded temporarily at least Al the close OF
REPRESENTED advance Of about &c
f. ,ba Lowest point Cables advanced ssd
ia hut exporters reported demand whatever owing II
-. On 81 the official close at i
r.rlock No corn quoted e7&c elevator 6lc export
80 stra No . white and No
acovr both quoted 7oszc. n afoat .OATs-The
considerable strength
atby with corn there fairly active TRADE al
market firm with sale. Of 20 900
hush Canadian for export and 30 600 bush on local
.cco,,, No closed 4sc: No 2 41i%c: No 2 white
-. No white .nc: track 47ik6isc track white
snNssn and No white clips, S1%c. RfE-Market
s,eadv. 64c, and No = Western. 6Hisc
bob h afoat: en6e1c BARL-EY--Ma--
let quiet Feeding quoted 63de5c and mailing. esq
re both c Z New-York
NETWORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13
MISS BARGAIN HUNTER ON HER WAY

Ever notice the actions of some Of the women
who attracted to the drygoods stores by bar
gain sales?' queried foorwalker in one OF the
big department stores the other day. Bright and
early Monday morning the bargain hunter, with
her little handbag appears at the counter. The
store has some goods and bunch Of stale and
Antediluvian styles resurrected for the occasion.
which mean exactly the thing to the woman
hunting for a bargain. The poor. abused clerk
has just put large roll of goods away on an upper
shelf out OF the way, because it has not been in
demand and thinks no one will ask for il. After
q series of flying wedges. Miss Bargain Hunter gets
within range. and. after scrutinizng the counters
and shelves carefully, her glance finally settles on
the big roll The top Shelf
=" Will you show some dress goods? she asks
Certainly replies the obliging clerk. Here 5
something entirely new-just imported from Paris
" Cant say that / like that very we'll What is
that roll up there the ton shelf? No; dom
that one. ] mean the large roll way up on
tie top shelf. Yes; that's it. You don't mind tax
ing II down for me. do you"
of course. Re doesn't. It's A fortunate thing she
CANT hear what he is thinking. With a lot Of pun
Ing and persprins he finally lands the roll the
counter with thud. and op Ems ii for her lnspec-
ton.
How different It looks when you get to see It
isn't BIT pretty, is It? And after all your trou-
ble I'm awfully sorry, but I'll tell you what
III do. III take a sample Of IT. didn't intend to
buy anything anyway But I'll remember you
when Go come TO buy something, even II it's a
spool Of fhrea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13
80 statIsca noson al RrazIian cofree Is AS Follows

COTTON-The OF the very
unsatisfactory bulls to-day. but Of
Wall support bear contingent
profting considerable
transpired. The opening steady, /
points higher, these figures having been reached
Of smaller shorts who frightened by
unexpected rise Of u points in Liverpool Not long
the call it became evident foreign supporting
orders in hand and that commission houses
had little other business than the usual Saturday selling
orders The ring made rather bearish by larger
certs the than expected and by hesitation
the bull leaders. Prices
path. and continued work lower pretty much
the balance of the session. While NcOreans
ket slow follow decline. the close there
fected full response the local weakness. The
favorable South African political doubtless had
influence upon the market. The close quiet. with
prices net unchanged points lower. From
lions of several prominent ring traders II surmsed
that Wall Street interests unload
longs and were continuing 20 buy the August options.
Total receipts for the day
94I6 bales last week and 1872 bales day last
Monday NewOrieans estimates 81 1000 bales,
against 4731 bales last week and 3l2s bales day
last year. Houston estimates 800
G bales last week and 500 bales year Interior
receipts 4014 against shipments $50 bales
making the net loss in interior stocks Of 1900
including 1921 bales from NewOreans. 215 bales from
Pensacola. The local market spot dull
spot markets generally firm unchanged Lice
higher
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
Tr-1G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13
STREET TOOK ITS NAME FROM A STAGE.

The odd manner by which some streets receive
their names is illustrated at New-Rochee, which
has its Fifth-aye- although there is no Fourth
ave. or Sixth-ave, any other avenue in its
vicinity. This street received its name in this
few years ago 4 ew-Rochelle nveryman went
Down TO New-York and bought of the old
Flfth-ave. stages at an auction He took il home
ana ran Ii from the railroad station out to the
eastern part Of NeW-Rocheile. The stage had the
words Fifth Avenue painted in gilt on its body.
ano the commuters became accustomed 70
Gaming il the ''Fifth-aYe' stage. When a new
street. was cut through from North-st toward
1sarchmont and the stage began running over ii, IL
became known Fifth-aVe., and the name was Of
neatly adopted The residents. who seem pleased
%lth the idea of having their street named after
me principal thoroughfare of the metropolis. where
many OF them have lived in business. have
never taken the trouble TO change il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13

M aad such ssss lots at fS
SyTups are steady but quiet Quotations follow New
prime q2S; Ne"c0reans open kettle S4galc
OCEAN FREIGHTs@saiI tonnage continued in good
IN each instance We're steady For steamers the demand
s a f 2 'e g and Anf~sT R 1qsa
sc e per 9s ~ oG London nn Oss M
cargo hence to Chrstianda Copenhagen IS 3d. option
h RS B % South a 5o tons s9s
a. ns k Ha @ S5 cotton Terms R4s
sa es british 4as 0s 9 tohs Vest INDIA
trade one round trip 1850: Norwesan bark. s5I tons
terms %orwesia BARR $50 tons naval Stores
h ,d to Cork for r.
." tons south Ys shore 2, Cuba to Sew
io4 tons, lumber. Wilmington {. to Jamaica,
Gulf port to juearo S. IS; option Santiago s. 75
weSian bark sl2 tons lumber Gulf to santiago , -,
thence brunswick to NewYork; ties private
SaSk no eSa to- b and back to-
1852 tons coal Baltimore Port tampa. ana back Win
Brunswick to New-York private terms schooner, 90
tons lumber Fernandna to Philadelphia private
schooner e12 tons same eos out To 70 PssSpSa
season charter coal out two sShS9ners 10Y ane 0.'
coal OUT 7oc sehooner ei2 tors lumber brunswick
tdn eas tn Sa sch00ns
tons coal Philadelphia to KGand 81 s and 50w4se
schooner. 165 tons lath. Gaspe to New-YoFk, soe:
tone strength prodae,s Petroleum rules
dun s sady at the nses o
erabIy steadness OF tone Prices were uneaa it
Ss s. Is sna 81 5 S a 8 eo ad
IS 30 CosOnseed, oms crude s,,[a m' ysoS s
butter Grades 4e ws tte Tx pFi snss winter s5
boiled 65qG6c; Calcutta Sc Western inseed quoted
&c qn5s5 S openas to
ket was active. The receipts Of only 1900 at
Sh hIchs Son SiSa Tf hroashout Vest
s s5 eqg 2 AND %fF $50 COY at Omaha For
Rf6sd 3 % eso a 1ea n sS Sssf s' t
s s5 81 5a5y sifga5 sias
s 55o n a5a; P as:Elas oa 6.:
70 r. s: Is s sel ec u0 Sc Fossd
s@ At Fe t1 hens 5a n 98a f4S'ss q ls
quoted At as Shea Il lard
America 10 75c Continent. 10 l5e Brazil kegs Il eoc
sf S@82rG uofed o g9o'S 6s at e a1 taa
is The sodd sales
a hrm market with offerings not very heavy. though
Domestic common to fair, 3a45.c; fair to good.
P 2aBsn 70 fS Saass ss ne oaa es
java hango9n IN eone a. 6s prices and no
coaee5ns aPe m sSsf Tae sas
penes DO not report ovesaes to any extent quote
loaf crushed and domlnos 3.Ipc' ii"uiu o'IoS,
cubes 5c5c: NXXX powdered. 4G5c: powdered coarse
powdered fruit powdered 400; Eagle confec9ners
eranuated Oc Eagle and fine granulated
aOc Eagle and n bags of fine granulated
SC; Eagle bags Eranuated, isoc: Eagle me
granuIated standard graduated and diamond ssoe;
confectoners' A. 4G0c: No l. 4i5c; Nos ana j. 44oc'
1850; No 3; 1900 Ne 42'Gi No T. ioci 30 ;;
and il SOC: No To- 3s0c: 3T5c; . n bags OF
fine granuated SOC. The London beet sugar market
was steady but unchanged ed lower. with April and
May quoted a 54d Cane was steady and unchanged
and Is Sd FOR fair refining. The local
market was dull with centrifugal. 90 test quoted at
3$c muscovado SO at Use and moiasses sugar -
29sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour firm; winter
sraights S3 2ottSi co. clears sou
40: spring specials. 81 patents 81 2ouS oo straisnts
81 15aS3: 3 spring wheat tb4'Z F9c; No req cog
white 4aac: No rye. 576577c: fair TO choice mailing
barley 6G67c: No naxseed 81 6@12 No NorthwesttI '
80 90 clover, contract grace
mess pork per bbI Iods6 IS; lard 100 ID;
5Gs9 TIb; ribs sides Goose, $dS0 TO- dry sat
Shoulders (boxed 50dS7 622 short clear SIDES tooN,
50 4oas0 a. whiskey basis Of high wines 81 10 On se
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was easy
creameries 24Q29c: carries. 2ia21c Cheese steady ana
slow 1od13c. Eggs easy; fresh. 144c
D,,utb Aprl -CTose-Wheat-Cash. No l hard 7Gc;
No Northern 73c; Northern. To12c; May t5c; July
"a Manitoba Northern cash and May, TIC; NO :
Northern. CO. C: oats. 42@4c; corn. 6o'9c.
Milwaukee April 12.-Wheat higher; close No North
ern T4T7lItc No Northern. 12524I3 lsc: May '3sc-
rive lower: No l. 57A. Barley firm: No 2 NC sample
e0ae6iac. Corn. May. GIL
Minneapolis April I2-close; WheattoMay; ia;
92i5aT3c, No Northern. 721aaT2&c. Flour higher:
first Clears 81 9oQ$3: second clears. 81 Is Bran in
bulk 81.
Philadelphia April 12.-Wheat &c higher; contract
grade ApriI s3aS3lac. Corn &c higher: No mixed.
April 63a63hc. steady: No 2 white clipped. boc
Bnfer firm: Western creamery BIC; do nearby.
ern fl6c do 15iec: do Southern 15c.
94eese steady New-York full creams. fancy small, 12&
ISc. do fair to choice. 1a212c. ReceiptsF1our.
bhls ana 95i ID in sacks: wheat 5000 bush
ne 600 bush: 900 bush ShipmentsWheat las 600
1900: oats lZ.ut =.
Nsy s0isc July 724@72a.c: hard 7sg75i9c Corn
No cash 62fsc: May 62Asc; July. 61atc; September.
Fl oats 43ls May. 43c July. 35c. Sep
tember SOC: No 2 white. 45'sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

20 ngo April 2i,attle Receipts. 200; nominal Good
3 80: stocsers feeders 81 5cas5 25 cows 81 SOC
hellers 81 5tQs6; 81 5oGS2 40, bulls 81 90
calves. 81 50qSe Texas fed steers 81 50ase %
ssslsecepis to-day, see0 Monday. 1900: left over
800, strong, 5uloc higher Mixed butchers SO soa
G 20; good 20 choice heavy, I0as7 rough heavy
lp light SO sos6 IS; bulk sales. SO S5dsI ~
SIS 25SI , LOCO: steady Good 20 choice e;hefs
western sheep and yearlings. 81 nS9
T, snos 81 s3qse 50; Western lambs. IS 25@Se 40
Ssnralo, April cars:
s,..sey % firm prices Veal stronger
s~ % 2saSe 30: fair good. 50 259s6; common SAG
80 ossIltecepts. 20 cars: 54loc higher. Workers.
nsot.r - s s and medium light 81 2oqs7 30 mixed
se ~ 5oaf7 40; pigs SO base s.; roughs So 900
eSys' slaes - 1oaS5 Sheep ana lanlbs-Receipts q
Shosoe 81 isas7 30 cus 10 fair IS ssas7 10 Sheep
ro.ce nsndy wethers. So coast IS: extra
Ase. % ovu<S culs and common, S3mS3 25; mixed
Spot ewes and S. 75gSe 25 yearngs fair TO
enoce. ell weihers. So 2sQ4e 80
Cincinnati. April l2-Hoss strong higher Sc Io@s7 25
strong. 81 55Q$z ~S '-s' S'~''"
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York April II, 1!I2
COFFEE-So late has the trade become TO the
recording of prices coffee that to-day s
fresh bear special attention yet
in the late trading Bloc, July 800 and
September being bottom for the re
decline though sentiment faYoTs sun
further values in the near future, under
supplies and absence Of speculative supp3
than rendered by the Clique" The market
opened steady. prices unchanged 70 points lower
and was heavy during the session under active
liquidation, selling and absence of substantial sup
receipts in Brazil, dlsap-
POINTING foreign reports increasing supplies at
every point accumulation the leading bear IN
the market steady, with prices
unchanged points lower, the final bid on Septe
her being 3 45c. Total sales % $50 bags. The
market for spot dull and heavy with prices
nonnay basis OF 5c for invoice lots of No RIO
The in the local market to-day
was as
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NATAL STORES.

70, Tor sprits furpentne there a dull market, with
Es as last quoted Rosn steady and so was tar
T.P SiTs TTRPENTINE-46a4slzc.
poosss--~flne. bhls. 81 So OIL bbs, So 65.
=, 1loN-Common good strained. ST s5: D. 81 20;
xalv r Sas G. 81 50: II, 81 s.: l. 81 10: X 81 40;
- ." ~ \. 81 80: " c. 81. and " ". 81 -.
STOCKS
a9sln .---.-.......... .......... ri s97 bbls
llHlIus tnrpentine ............. 26s bbls
lar .............-... 325 bbls
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
gus NJ and 335 p. NJ Daily. Sundays. to Pits
held and North Adams Sundays only at go A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pfntsch Light
Ticket al nd =
Union So. w, Ave.
l25th St 13sth and 12S
fulton St. and 1Jf Broadway, p D.. BROOKLYN
Telephone 900 New York
service Baggage checked from hotel residence By
Westcott EXPRESS Company
A. n. SMITH GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Passenger Age,y
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April 12-FIour firm: wheat. spring quiet; No
Northern &c carloads: red s3ac. Corn higher
No yellow 66s.c asked No do, G8llc No : corn 9oe
No DO d5xc strong: No white. AN 5fiSc; No )
DO am a4Sc; No mixed iGi4c; No do 4oS4c Barley.
66i1G69c Rye dull: No offered. &C.
chicago April 12-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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Memphis. April 11.-Cotton steady; middlng 9c low
middng sssc: net receipts $50 bales 3is; ship
yents / 1000; stock. 81, 545
Savannah April 12-Cotton quiet and steady; middling
q 1h-16c; middlng 9-16c receipts 19O6 bales;
ports coastwise. 1.2:G: sales 80; stock. 46.s32
April 12.Cotton quiet; middling DC:
middlng receipts 2OsS bales; exports 10 Great
Britain 300 France 312i sales. 1906 stock 246 $50