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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
OTHER MARKEr%BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago May 14-cattieReceips 25,oOo bead; steers
set Best on sale today three carloads at s. So oG
prime native steers, saGS3 % poor 20 medium 9g
E COWS s8ss+ 80: Refers s. 2Gs5 IS Gamers 81 50
So bulls. So soqs4 . calves s. aoa$a 90 Texan>Rs-
TeRas fed steers s4Ss5 Is Texas 25aSs y
ogo IS 200 head left over 700 head active
strong top s5 So mixed and butchers s. 10
* I59ss q light IS O5as5 40 - 2oG$5 40
sheep-Recepts 2'ooo head shesp 3cye log loo iSr
ethers s. a5Gs5 GO fair choice mixed s. .'aSo 4O
I Wes'srp sos7 &c. = W ss2 Ia nBs ss7 10
East kpeTsy May ca = so ssnL and nseF @
s. Hogs active extra assorted heavy IS 55as5 go as
light do IS s0Gs5 30 good pigs s. loqs5 % sips and
pigs 50 5eas So Tons t AZ 9 s,9,6D o 1
80: choice lambs s. s9ssa 70; common TO good s's
81 20 veal ealys ~ 500 .ssv 81 2sasa 30 Cattle
active 81 SOFAS % sheep steady. So 25Gsi 70 Lambs
East Bunsl6 Nav 14-Receipts q sale and through
cattle sheep and h9Es toT sheep and abs q
% cars shpments-CaI.i- 'ki ears; SnseR am
Marker opened active arm loaI5c higher deaiEa
bic kinds Calves in modeTa's suppl s 3Ii s5 s5@
s. So, good to best S. 25RS5 IS bulls choice 70
,,sr sfa.rs 81 56Gs3 50 good bulls, 81 $50
a. bulls - 2Sasa 30 common 20 s19S s2losn-
20 good s. 1O$+ 90 far cows good 70
fesns steers choice 25Gs4 80: fair % goo
S. TOGS3 II: stock steers. 81 9ogS+ = sGSk
sS GOOD 10 Choice s. .5s4 stocksrs 81 TsS
ssae eS s I common DO ssass Is frss hoe.
extra good bag s4sas55 good q choice Szs, SIC
SEA cows springers 70 good sslas@ ea.ses
choice 81 aasI good TO chsss @ seer ana
ambs-Maderate offerings, 50 loads choice iar'os I'm
sRd 5,sh = heep mixed sass . s. selsa "a
yearllngs. s. T5as6 close steady Hoss ,1iH 6savv
sS S %ssa o Ss n s. roas : Sass o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
NEW-YORK CITY.

Controller Coler viii deliver a a address on MI
nicipaI Government Thursday evening before
the Fellow Citizenship Association Of the East
Side House Settlement, at Seventy-sixth-st and
the East River
Five hundred delegates 10 the convention OF the
United Hatrers OF North America attended the
Grand Central Palace in a body last night One
hundred and nifty visitors from Syracuse most Of
them connected with the printing trade. also wit
Messed the Pr1nters' Fair.
The annual meeting Of the church and congrega-
ton of the West Presbyterian Church. Forty-sec-
ono-st-, between Fifth and Sixth ayes for the
election Of trustees and the hearing Of reports will
d held tomorrow evening al o'clock.
The question. Should New-York City Be Gov
ern7d from Albany" VIII be publicly discussed to-
morrow evening al o'clock, under the auspices Of
the Mems Club OF the Pro-Cathedral al No 100
elan1on-st- can New-York City Be Trusted to
Govern Itself" viii be asked, and Thomas A
Fulton. secretary Of the Citizens Union ex-AIder-
nan Benjamin E. Hall and AsserbIyrnan P 2
-ra-nor VIII try answer. A discussion Of the
sane question by the same speakers with the ex-
ceplon Of the substitution Of s S Slater for Ben
Jainin Z Hail. viii be held the following night
al o'clock Al No. 5s5 East Eleyentb-st
Postmaster Van Cott announces thar the mails
rom China Japan and Hawaii OF the Following
dates; Hong Kong. April Il; Shanghai April IS.
Yokohama, april % and Honolulu. Nay 8 which
arrived Al San Francisco by the steamship Amer
-c@ MARI are due in New-York on Thursday morn
ING Mails for China, Japan and Hawaii will close
d NE General Postofice as advertised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
NOTNT VERNON.

The Will Of BENJAMIN F. Lee. who died suddenly
several weeks ago, was probated yesterday. Mr.
Lee left an estate valued 81 600. The estate is
di.ssed between his four sisters. and his nephew.
William L. Ferris. He bequeaths $500 10 Helen
Maria BueTen- Of New-York
Mrs. Almeda Ruth Spencer, wife Of the Rev.
:. @. Spencer. Of this city. formerly well known
missionary in China and Japan, died in the Meth
odis- Hospital. where she undergoing treat
rlent. yesterday. Mr.. Spencer few weeks ago
LOST a son nine years old
John ". Whi1en. eghty-fve years old, died on
Sunday q the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Mary
Dixon. Mr. Whiffen also the father Of Thomas
Whinen. Of No. 40 North Hlgh-st- The funeral
viii De held to-day at Utica.
~ and Mrs. Irving Tier on Saturday night were
thrown from their carriage and painfully bruised.
They are confined TO their home
This IS Election Day in Mount Vernon A Mayor,
five Aldermen, four Supervisors. a City Judge. an
assessor. q receiver Of taxes. q treasurer and
Justice Of the peace 10 be elected. The polls
open $50 a. n and close at ?. m large
number Of policemen viii be assigned 10 the
polling places Cor duty n case Of trouble. Returns
are he received in Lincoln Hall and IN the
Democratic headquarters in the City Hall Building.
Tomorrow viii be presidents day with the
Westminster WOndn's Club OF this city. The pres
tde--s OF ali the other wOuens clubs Of New
York. Brooklyn and neighboring cities have been
invited. Miss Carrie Stow Wait is 70 give talk
The Literary COterie Of One Hundred Years
Ago" The Glee Club and quartet of the club will
give 2 musical programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YorI. A.
COFFFE-The action Of the market Brazil coffee
futures was something OF surprise a considerable
number OF traders. Cables conflicting. the
European adFices were weak while the Brazilian
were unmisfakably bulSh. Rio reported advance
l25 refs and receipts bags Santos
advancing prices. bags
The local market. however. decline 5GlO
points steady in tone, having yielded
European selling There considerable selling
nent early in the The first call resulted
actions amounting $500 bags.
the forenoon business fairly
the dealings had nearly bags without
further disturbing price.
ke developed steady undertone. but did
Closed steady al decline OF 5lO Total sales
for the session 81 600 bags Cleared Victoria May r.
steamer Flaxman with 1000 bags. Spot Brazilian coffee
IN the open market still neglected showed a
cnIng tendency closing somewhat nominal the
the week lust ended were 20 600 bags against $4,000 bags
the previous week p. year
ps aggregated is 00) bags II 900
last and $1,000 bags the a
Rio United Europe
5000 bags Santos shipments Europe, 1000 The
total amount OF coffee taken from warehouses the
United States IS 800 bags compared with 4e 761
bags the previous week and - 500 bags last OF
the former amount Nev-York reported 60 T64 bags
The Of contract prices in The local market to-day
IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15

AdAI-s-The week started very ctorily
50r metals Cables weak and decidedly lower
ierce ald me continued pressure sell
closing at $2s 87 Did SIS 62is Pig iron war
Northern No foundry s2lQ$22 Lake copper continues
1 ana unchanged on the basis Of $40 81 speter
!sesed closing al 50 v77s bid and 81 o2ls asked The
MoLA5sEs AND 4 Ir r sss % 99e all
rather thar sellers at the prices quo5 's @it Du fo
9c COED 202se prime $6as7e Nea5 o 116 9
far g5o3 HS ta4gG syTqPs common ls9oc
OCEAN FREIGHTS-For tonnage to-day there was
a 6 d Ia ae %sTe %e sa ng s
egaIs were 5 5tI and anenanged There was no i'm
rae but rates were unclaimed as prompt boats were
pool were d; L2ndoa q June GLASGOW 2d June Brs
3D. AnswsFp a. aam5grg 60 PtenaYs Rotterdam &C
n 27c; London cats. Is 3D.
m n 1 was and qu 6 9at ,s hsd
qures being from export Refined
arm We quote Petroleum bbi5 IS M and in bulk S. o.
NerYork So 90 isodorized aaphtha si oS c9tonseei
prime fTudT nDIS - 2c prime sumner yea 81 3g
4ec: city !nseed American raw e5q06c American
o9 % 5 caSu5T raw ar8 aG on ] n=esd oil
Iected generally throughout the session IN sym
IN whea Trads ali DAY was Of eomnssan house orie
ana IS Wh q coo 5nle rue
4i-s PoRK-Qus}: quoted Ness sI2@s12 Is family
sl4aS4 So short clear S3 79@sI5 BEEFuisf
4$l2 extra India mess. sl7Gsl9 So BEEF HAMS
Quiet. quoted $50 50Gs2I so. DRESSED HOGS
steady. quotel: Bacuns, TIC. $50 n The 100 n 77sc;
pigs. T1ec-.....CUT MEATS-P1ckled bellies steady:
quoted Smoking bellies. sGs1@c; 10 n T%c; u ID Iec
u n. TIC Picked shoulders quiet quoted 6la46+.o
Dull; city 4Tsc; country. AZ a. sc. ,LAI2I)Flrm
quoted BOG. City lard steady; quoted Gs5e Refined
steady: quoted South America, Sc; Continent 35c
Brazil 8 PC. Compound steady; quoted city, Gag
d+sc Western. 8t Q6Asc.-... STEARINE-Dull; quoted
7c. city lard stearine ~ gsc.
RICE-Some Improvement demand developed to-
business IN the aggregate did mt figure up 20
tie total looked for The market finished the day IN
but comparatively quiet. Quotations fellow
Domestic low fair, pa Q4c; fair 70 good
5c prime choice. 5ls&5esc head, "a gBlsc Pana
a4Ac; Japan. +s4a+sc; Java 4Ag4aac; Rangoon in
bond. 2a21sc
sUGAR-Busneas picked UP some to-day, but the gen
showed the slightest change Concesa1ns
granted number OF the soft grades, during
LAST The firm. with prices unchanged.
Quotations follow loaf and crushed S55c dominocs
pbls and mould A. +4bc; cubes and xxx
powdered. 53Oc powdered. powdered anl fruit
powdered 25c; Eagle confecticnerH granulated, i0c
Eagle granuated and fine grauuated 53oc
Eagle 9 n cartons n bags. 10 cartons and . n
standard granulaed diamond A. 5i5c confectioners
a. Noe l. and 3. 4sOc No /. 4.T5c; No B. Zoe
No Z DOC. No I. +.c0c. No g 45ac No 3. 800; No
10 -45c; No II ++oc Nor e. 49, - 10 and 10. 435c
The market firm ali day. but ousi
az importance failed transpire Rehners old
c0vHdo and 3s. 80 Sellers held
out FOR shade better quoati0na inAsmuch soclts
and the English market again better The
London cables reported beet sugar IN thar market
and hgher with present month quoted los Cd and
next month los Cad. Cane was steady. with eny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15

spot-American mixed quiet A. Nd futures s-afys
May. II sd July, Is 1O42d September IS 10est Peas
Canadian Sad. Four-St Louis fancy winter steady.
"a 3D. Hops London-PaCihc Coast steady. z l5sD
e lJs steady; India prime
los Cd dull. prime Western. SIS I'd Hams
Short IA rs n. firm. as. Bacon firm. Climber
land cut y to 30 n. ais 81 snort RIB i 20 = 70 as
clear rniddlss light 35 n. as long clear
Eiddlss heavy -. +os sd. short clear backs
rs Is 70 3Gs bellies. Il IL n, 3s Shout
ders-Square II u 10 steady. 35s- Lart-Prire
Western in tierces duh. I5s Sd American refined IN
pals steady, 31s ButterFusst United states and good
10 nominal Cheese steady: American finest white
col0red 55s. Talloy-Prme city steady. s7s Australian
London steady 2fs cd Cortonseed 0il-Huif refined.
Nay-AugUst. firm 24s TurT-utne-Spfrfts firm. <ss-
Rosin-Common steady. S. PetruIeuul-Rshned- I'D
L-insee4 OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15

COTTON-Busness in futures again very
active. There general selling and the
total transactions proved be The opening
call developed decline u 3d9 under the pressure
Of accumulated orders 70 quidate long accounts. while
local sentiment already bearish. Subsequent
primarily due exceptionally fine
accounts cabed Saturday with the result
yorably influencing the English and making
home and abroad procrastnate The intelligence from
the belt hand this morning quite
anything received Il increased the disposition
sell. and left the market without that
which received from the themselves
they took II their heads The selling
quite general orders. conspicl-
influence the market Orders from South
also quite heavy the selling side.
the crop had influence beariEh
being larger scale than II late and pointing still
the session
tempted profits. II
large and large lines. This occasional reactions
The weakness Of local sentiment
bv FAN River
American spinning centres. well dry
reporting
subsiding demand. Foreign advces OF much
purport. India famine cabled operating
business IN goods Leading Mauch
with caution The fna phases Of the
market reflected disposition the Of the
with caution, view Of the
that since FRIDAY "A decline
substantial reaction. OF the
here, however. used rally
basis increasing lines assumption
commenced. Exportere bought
cotton today. being short their orders
closed steady at net loss Il 20 10 points.
The range Of contract prices the local to-
~ WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
MAMARONECK.

The news OF the death OF James NJ constable
- -areiye6 here with regret by many OF the
-esisents. Nj Constable owned q beautiful coun-
~ home at Orienta Point. and the nome OF ms
daughters Mrs E H Weatherbee and MIS- HICKS
e1-aer houses and flower gardens were a source OF
So ~ass1ire 10 him and each year ne ana MrE
H. H. 1ac-e5 ,,arv baskets Of choice roses and
sent rhen for distribution IN New ork hosnIIa!s
+ 1Sos NF- ~orsra Die and his children, N memory
- .. -ors+abie built St ThOmass protestant
Fniscopal Church in Mamaroneck- It's chl1lgs can
- beard Cor several niles out on Long Islahu
sound Nj Constabie's son. Frederlck - con
s+sbie Is one OF the wardens Of the church-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
soCTHERN COTTON MAPK~rs

ss,S1.ssto1. May l4--C0tt5u quiet. ntadinF o.. -,
z9cE II -, good ordinary. s7sc receipts 0s6 bales
loE lE5a, Nay I4-cotton nominal rnlddl,ng gz1e.
Ing y s-l6c- good ordinary
80 bales stock & ,s7S ~ e-0ss re-
Low ma i4-C0ttou quiet rniddling 8 LEO.
II : 5-lSe; good ordinary lido. recerfs
Nev1-les e elasJ wise 3a2. sales 7; stock &c a4s
.oE a.de.ng -s-l3ttoH easy, micdling 9 81 sc
"a SIC 70 the Continent 5OGs. sales SO. stoc.
Easdhg iIsl 4 -. quiet middng 5-I6c low
81 r.-sLAetts So; sa.es. IT5: stock a ss5 -oo
Kidding sly 4f'otton 5ilI. nlldltng 5-fsc. jo,y
- sc ordinary F.fsg.
-o' shipments. 3ss stock ~ $50 80 - '-s@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
LIvERPooL corroN MARKEr.

man prices I7ed - p m-Cctton-spor fair de-
l12c 80 4po 4cTer; mss9ling fair
Eiedlrg erecting 1s-32e n.iddling 10 go low
sZT-s2S good ordinary. 2-S2d. ordinary
Nt.cl 80 q Tie day 1000 BAH ~
300 Aroe-cr T9F Speculation and export ana nc,ae5
-seE opened = sipls a@p0 bales American Fur
e2n micdng 4lI closed steady decline Anert-
Ane June Ia = NAY llG4T5 l2-Gad sellers: Nav
buyers 'IS ll54d sellers. June ara Julv = s-taS
septerste- e. August esd buyers August and
sl-ts o y 80 - hnyrrsi September October
relers Nove,1I ~ October and November 29-4j4d
December snS f al.e '-ceEn5er z-4al4 Ibid sellers
sac Fefte January 2ljsl1i 2a-4G sellers Jsnlla ~
Earch ls - ls-e4g4 20-e4d buyers: FehTiarv ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
HONE NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Charter Revision Commission. Chamber Of Com
rerce. $50 ?. N.
Municipal Council meeting, City Hall. p
Norris Park races. 30 2 N.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Union Theological Seminary commencement
Adams Chapel 10 a. n.
annual meeting Of Actors Fund trustees Madi-
Square Theatre, Il a. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
PORT CHESTER.

nc annual report Of the Women's Hospital AS
..,.-,o, issued yesterday. shows that twenty
- -,e-ts have been received in the year. Of
-, twenty have been discharged and 1--WE are
dead. The receipts for the year Including an
oe--- ~ 81 900 from the estate or w r.
enuoN s .. were aOlg7 go and the expenditures
= 80 a. An ambulance, glass operating table and
nav other improvements nave oeeh ootalheo IN
in In Po-+ Chester Anti-saloon League will hold
~ 49, -,sst5-e on Friday evening IN the North
: 49, 49,. -l,lI-ch The Rev. J. ., A Henry, super
16a,s-,+ 81 The state League. Will make an ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
PELHAM.

The authorities are looking for clew 10 the band
Of r1eians who wayaid TWO cars filled with passen-
gers on The Union Railway, on Sunday night and
-er-z5 -4,err with stones All OF the windows in
be cars were broken. and a number Of the passen-
gers were hit. A uOTOrman was injured seriously.
Tbe men who threw the stones were hidden in the
woods along The track. and fed soon as possible
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15

Cash quotations follows Flour quiet and
seAc; No yellow, $40: No oats 2ss. a24c; No
white 242 a25s.c. barley choice mating. +43c
siI rs Iars per leo n S. BASE s short ribs sides
oosel 81 t5Gss 10 dry salted shoulders toGxet So SOC
Of high wines - anchanged clover contract
16!rc Cheese steady. sgi1i-c Eggs steady; fresh
Cincinnati, May Flour dull; fancy: 81 1898 90
family 81 50as2 so Wheat dull nominal: No red, T2f0
I21-c Corn easy. lower; No mixed fo1ee Oats duh.
No mixed ISIS Rye dull; No : SIC sugar steady:
good prime Ohio fat, 11isc
90 Duluth May mWhest-So l hard cash sc: NAY
No spring. 6Issc Oats, 22isG23c- Corn. 357sc-
Milwaukee. May 14-wheat 1ec higher I Northern.
6e8s7e No Northern, Ga g6sc Rye easy No l. S6A9
sc. Barley easy No >. ia 45c. sample 3sc-
Minneapolis May Observation-Disclosures store. No I
Sn trecENa a. ss: Ss N5rybeT5 49, ~ 10
clears 81 80 second clears 81 o. Bran.
May Igq11e corn steady No 2 mixed May a al &c;
oats dull and Ssak No : wase clipped 2esq3oc No
Western per bush CARROTS "a 20. Pennsylvania.
per n as 10 quality 5a7c: timothy western per n as 20
81 30 Flour unchanged winter 81 25Gs2 80; 10
= 25 DO gtts 81 sass e western winter cssT
s. I3ds3 80; do sraghts - SoSs ~ do 81 ss
10 Dasent s. eIss Il Do l 1 Sra5s x s5ss co.
mills. 81 iOGs2 50. do clear s. 2O9s3 So
dun So l5ass - bbI as % quality latter for
fancy patent Bgt'er steady tanSy Western Creamery
By, 12lsc; do Western lee do Southwestern 12'sc DO
Flour. 600 bbls $50 900 n bush:
$4,000 bush. . 600 bush ShipuaentsWhear.
O0OO bush; 10000 bush, oats. 500
st Louis. May 1+-Cose- Wheat-No red. cash. I1c:
Nay: zoe; July 6sSe; SEPTEMBER sc; No hard sac
oats-No cash 23lec; May. 23lac; July. q &c; No
white. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
YONkERS.

letters testamentary were issued yesterday upon
.ne estates Of Maria Lawrence and Tryphena s
Farvev OF Yonkers. Mrs. Lawrence leaves an
estate OF S4Gs and Mrs. Harvey. 200
CHARLES RYDER while getting his horse reacy Tor
q 1-fve Al Eaveys livery stable yesterday, was
kicked bv the animal His kneecap was broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15

with quota lions ilBc lower
the basis OF Ice midilng upland and 10 l-lec
rulddItug 412 bales
markets were telegraphed follows easy.
al 8 5-lsc i-.sc OF. Mobile nominal J-l6c;
nah at Tide: Charleston nominal SIC; VII
rnngton steady 81. Norfolk quiet 9@sc; Baltimore
nominal 35sc. Memphis quiet. . 5-l6c, Augusta
quiet. a. 9Ssc. st. Louis tull. nj 5-lGc.
The export movement follows:
Grea. Britain. France. Continent.
Today -................ 752 l4.O45
this season 2.OT3SB7 6T4,D5I 2,4SB,6sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
FoRHER BUTLER Sues sW1Ts coyDE.
AZ ASKS 5000 DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED SANDER
CHARGING HIM WITH THEFT

CHARGING HIM WITH THEFT
0"lts Condo. well known manufacturer in Os
- - + vas the defendant in a suit on trial
-e-o'e justice Mccarthy. in the City Court yes
lefoay n which his former butler Tobn pardt
sSAA 10 recover s. damages for alleged SANDER
ne Sander complained Of occurred at Mr.. Conde,s
-'iHe' No West Fitty-s:xth-st on Nav q 1905
+a-- es1- days before bag containing money and
SUI was missed by Mrs. Condo. and Pardi was
suish1ar1iy dismissed When he demanded . -aa
- Conoe IS alleged 70 have said: You had better
vr-- f ATS -onoe's bag upstairs. You know that
~ = taKen ner bag with The money in II and
So yCA 10 return IL al once " 49, az
eaiIeS -eI ard Central Office detective Wa
Re w. 80 essI2lJe The protests made by PardI
our - no SIbseq GeDtIy Pardi was ordered
ref3s-s- +-e mouse he asserts that Mr. Condo even
eo-fi = y a4toW MS luggage remain IN tba bof,sa
-0--l get an eXpressnan. BY Reason ~ -
teelirg- Fitfll asserts that his reputation NJ
s1 nave been injured 70 TIE extern 81 81 o99
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15

\ DN ERTISEMENTS subscriptions Tor The rrfnuz.
~ received their Uptown once. tese Broadway
% uf m
received following rsxuiar
cor I'D i5e uh-ave- -eth-sr Mays arn-avs
snd Columbus
West s2c-sr Sth-ave % East 1sth-sr.. West
a2d At. between TN and sth aves- I5e East Atm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
NEw-ROCHELLE.

co,one Henry Henneberger and family. who
= .-.verling around the world. have reached Paris
. .bes- wav back Colonel Henneoerger mas
on ne = cbsfeau and viii remain in Paris during
~ F7x-OstIlCl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15

Exchange special Liverpool spot cotton
ecner5 sHies bales speculation EId export
ba e. American baIee. 5000 bales Anei-
iean 3.ge0 IA MdGEg upan1, 61ad
opened easy 3G4d decline At 40 II 3G4a4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15

NIdIItsIuh May I+-Turpentine steady az .Tc; sales
none. Rosin quiet. sales. L D. F
p To- r 81 20 g. 81 50; H. 81 55; 81 65 NJ. 81 %,
y, 81 %; W G. 81 10; W ". So so
savannah May H-Spirts turpentine firm 4sc:
receipts ooo boIsi sales. 3lf; exports
receipts Isl b6s sales 5tt ga We quote
s.: so " " - - v ~ - 49, " "
Imlngton, MAY l4Sprits turpentine firm, 4164Tlsc:
receipts - casks osin nothing doing unchanged re-
cepts 1874 bbls Crude tupentine 81 S3ds2 go receipts
IS bills Tar steady 81 40 receipts. 90 bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15

spirits turpentine ruled steady unchanged, and
rosln quiet. Quotations follow;
TAR-Reguars 81 30; bills
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-50 i I5Ic
ttOSlN-Common good
81 20; G, 81 rs H. 81 SO: l. 81; K 81 rs; NJ 81 as \
81 So VI q. & 70: w W - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15
-RoPEAy PRODUCE MARKErs.

IAverpooI Ma II ! p m.-whcat-spot steady No Il
t.,Itfornta as aais 3sd Northern. spring D lud
FUTURES steady July sd: September. 5s sd Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-15

Foreign coffee SantOs-Ccffee steady:
good average Santos $500; receipts 1000 bags; stock
500, Bankruptcies opened unchanged.
2:30 1sGa4 pig decline sales, 1000 bags Havre
Coffee market opened barely steady and unchanged
- declined : franc , barely steady and =
franc decline; $50 = franc lower; sales,
Il coo bags.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Nav 14--Spring wheat. No I hard. T3fsc5 No
Northern. III Winter wheat nominal No red Ttc:
No 1 white. s3lsc Corn irner. No = yellow. +317c.
Nc yellow sac. No . Al '@c. No corn. 42aa
- Oats weak. No white, sac No white y ia9
2I4scs No : white. &c. No mixed DC. No mixed
25iac Rye fancy. Gle. No l. 6Ol2c. No = 60c asked
Flour quiet and steady
Chicago. May i4-The leading futures ranged fol-
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NAVAL STORES.

lis - - 1
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Receipts ports interior points to-day COM
pared with the same day Last week and last year:
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Rio-Cofee market firm. No Rio, ss5T5; exchange,
lb-32d; receipts 1000 bags; cleared United
States 1000, cleared for Europe stock. 229 600
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee follows:
To-day. Saturday Last
New-YDrk deliveries. ......- 14lS4 4.s03 S,sSs
BaIt.mo1e deliveries ......... 90 CO
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WEEKLY EXPORTS.
Live Live Qrs
Cattle. Sheep OF beef
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STOCK ON HAND
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. May IA. 1900.
syyFFEI.y RECEIPTS
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Receipts Of breadstus points in thousands
last three ciphers GOOD Flour bbs grain BUSH