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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-09
IMPORTANT
LEGISLATION
PROVIDED FOR IN CONGRESS-
MAN coNNELL's BILLS.

They Were introduced in the House
of Representatives by the Con-
gresham from This District, and
Referred to Committees for Con-
sideration-Full Text of the Meas
ures-One of Them Is for the Pur-
pose of Continuing the Exclusion
of Chinese from the United States.
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Attractive Christmas Sale.

me iadle" "' me fenn avenue Bap-
tiSt church are to conduct Il Christ
mas sale of aprons, fancy articles and
homemade candies in the church par
lorS Thursday afternoon and evening
Dee. II, Prices reasonable. Light re-
frcshments will be served ..
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Sterling Desk Blotters, Reynolds Bros
How About Those Christmas Photo
graphsP

Have you considered that two weeks
are usually required to complete photo
orders? Schrieyers increased force of
artisans will permit of more rapid de-
liyeries, but do not put off the sitting
until the final rush is on, ~
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THE kARDIA kOMAS.
Will Be Presented Friday and Sat-
urday Next at the Lyceum.
The Programme.

The "Kardia Konas." benefit for
Spanish War Veterans. will be at the
Lyceum theatre Friday and Saturday
evening, December IS and II. with spe-
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Newest Calendars. Reynolds Bros @e
Sterling Desk Blottcrs, Reynolds Bros.
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Mounted fountain pens, Reynolds Bros,

DIR, s. c. Snyder, dentist, has re-
moved to lis Adams avenue. -
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BOYCOTT never
UNSUITABLE
so DECLARED REV. DIR. r. F. Y.
PIERCE YESTERDAY.
It Must Go, He Said, as Must the
Forces Which Override the 1ndi-
vidual Rights of Men-Labor
Unions. He Declared, Are Too Of
ten Unwisely Led and Frequent
ly Become Tyranical-Said That
the Rising Generation Is Being
Taught Doctrine of Anarchy.

~, ~. -, - /, = .
N'rtaih lor'eS Nhl'h arc Ho" opei-
htlhS are tending toward the euuca-
tiOn of II generation of anarchists,
declared Rev. Or. Robert f.. Y Pierce
Yesterday morning in n sermon
nrnnc cb,d nt tb, pnnn nvenun Rantist
cb,rcb 4, ,ybi.b Il. do,o,,nced bov-
cotti,v and ,bo ,I,,yod tvr,nnv of cor.
-, 2, ~
S m '"o'' VI '."'.'''i'. ~
Inc uoctor took lor MS lnelie, he
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If Schriever Makes the Photo
1t is sure to be an artistic success If
it is not good, you cannot have ii ut
amy price. This surety of satisfaction
adds nothing to the price. either. s..
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Mounted fountain pens, Reynolds Bros.
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Newest card engraving Reynolds Bros
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Fancy Box Stationery. Reynolds Bros.
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Sterling Mounted Seals. Reynolds Bros
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ARE II Sni, lot :.


ARE II S"lt lot :.
Labor organizations as il rule arc suspicious
that cvcrybndy is against them and especially
any other organization. II i, to- be emphasized
that organizations and iudi> iduas have sI,c, ,tia
rghts guaranteed by law and citizenship. Men
have right 10 seek cnplo, acceptable 10
their desires and capabilities. This rl-h, no man
can gail>ay. Men have right to lay down
their tools and >trik" work at tleir pleasure.
providing il doe, not contraNcuc lhcr social and
moral Obligations.
Who are the men that have exercised this ,i.s'rt
in the past! II has been stated that they wrr,
all men Z" foreign birth, hut his is an "rrpr.
Many "t them hay" been aIinS with no knuvl-
edge of our laws and respect for n,ir inst itu.
t"n>, hur mulIudcs "t them, on the CONTRARY
Al" men Of noble impulses, good clilruS, kind
fathers, loving husbands and tried aud true
parirt~.
The mistaken idea is held hv many working.
mon that the church i moi in sympathy with
them such false notions have been fo.tprcd hy
men who have perverted idea ~ the church of
Christ aud its Inly mission aud ministry Ihr
church, irrespective ol creed. j. absolutely the
side ot the men Nhn right, and who ire
struggling towlrd better manhood. II -yn;.
rahilr- with every tUnc man who ,udcnyor- Ia
make harry h1mr aud educate Lis rhtllrrn
aud cuuohlr himself
THE rhmch canuut -Nnpatll<c with the nuw,c
act, OF organized labor. These acts are WRONG
ana ri%l.t rlunpl 'uu'l IL" ur fellowship wrunL. |
solrmn'y and N,uili:irrllN affirm thar the
churches are the Wun- friend, oi the workin.
men, The church demands Tor him a Slhlu'h
day without which toll would aoou become a
tyranny and life a burden The church onors 10
him Il gospel pure honelccnt, holy the blessed
saving gospel, the glad tiding, Of the son Of GNl
tTr, lp nj ND far rIu, N
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RIGHTS OF EMPLOYERS.

The constitution and the rights of citizenship
guarantee to the employer right 10 employ
whom he WILL TO dismiss from his employ whom.
soeNer he will and to bargain for labor at the
price he chooses, but it is also the right CT
man 10 refuse to work nles, the price and place
ere satisfactory. The right to strike has been
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-09

WEEKS CLEARlNGS. The report OF The
weeks clca,ings at tile Scranton Clearing House
association fer the week ending Dec. :. is -
tolows Monday. silG. ~ Tuesday, S.'l:,.
'lo01; Wednesday, S22f, l&y.3>: Thursday. >2'5,.
io-.75 Friday. slH,9li.7.: saturday, >2l2,@ll52.
roIal. $lGlii2i.2l. For the corresponding %crk
Of last year the clcirings were Sl.2j3, ,ojS.Gj.
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Jacobs & FasOld,
2Oe WASHINGTON AVENUE.
City Notes.
(Store open evenings }

IiOCIIMAN RECfTAL.-Thc lIormuau rectal
ct the Conservatory course. which o"curS ut 81.
Lul@-s Parish house. Wednesday evening. vii! pe
ut mlf.pist eight, to accommodate those WHO
attend the mid-wcck church services.
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Below are given complete the bills
introduced by Congressman William
Connell in the house of representatives
after the opening of congress last
A,.nnli.
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WYATT WON THE MATCH lanes Wyatt de.
fcitcd "Rubc" Morgan in shooting match
saturday. killing three birds out OF ten to his
opponents two. 'RuIr" had given him han.
dicap Of two shots hccl,sc he believed that he
C'Ruhc'') could easily win.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
AWNINGS AND TENTS.

T. J. QUINIsAN. Manufacturer of Muds'
Proof Awnings. 273 3d ave-. New YorI
Established 1850. Spring Roller Awnings
speciality.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot cotton
Gun sales 1000 bales: speculation and export
loan 1000 receipts, 1900 American. i5eD middling
spland 4Nd; futures opened barely steady. points
December 359s; May and May June. l5b; June -Iuly
<lStzb JulyAugust. AIS: August-September and SEN
sember; J n C. 4l51ss: October. o C. siss; October
FJoUR AND MEAI.-operations in the -four ,o,r,s,
today were OF the usual Jobbing order with the
Spring patents %: winter sfraights
50 S0ls3 winter patents 50 a5dSs: Eprnv ciears
- SoaSS -; extra No winter 65Gs2 S5 ertra N
winter - s5ns2 30 grade sls sons2o snot sns ,o
So s5@s 20; choice fancy. So 25ass To- SCt3S h,
MEAiS-2uiei; quoted. kiln dried 50 5OGs2 90 a. %
brand. .BAtiMEAI1-Steady: quoted nne .ht,a -
yellow, 81 lonSl 10: e7aasc FFrFT
quoted. spring bran spot sls arrive 2fo n,
slo a"qsle spring bran. bulk. ssasIs coarse winter
cake 81 % corn oilease SO; hominy chop si7 oil
GRAIN -wHEAT-Nsde in wheat TO-DAY after 81
opening covered of &c per bush on ~
Juy option ana was mostly n local character wth
hesrish tendency owing decidedly
crop on FIRST safes market fell ahoS, n.
the previous nights failed 10 ,hovy
important during the session although hesr
rewarded by much further decline clos
officially sstsc the July option the late r,-h
cable the important feature was decline -
lmi English markets followed up by loss n, -
IS points Paris Evidently by this h.sviness
weakness Friday the Berlin cron
snd closed partly y mark net lower while ANTWERP
y franc OF. Budapest the only steady narke,
about ~ loads worked. half Of Al Sew-Yor,
Crop proved be much bulls were
prepared conditions prevailed parts
the West and Northwest. relieving recent drouh me
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 4 (SpecaD.-There was not so much
excitement in corn and Phillips. the bull leader
was evidently willing the May should slip OF. II
sold at 52ac and say to-day. and closed at 53c
compared with 5Sc at one time yesterday There
evidences OF larger receipts next week and i'm
proved grading. and Phillips has evidently decided
IL wise pay just little possible for
rushed in for his benefit i'm the next four weeks
As a further evidence of increased caution there
enormous July selling by him. at least 25Ooo0O
bushels. This increases the hedge he has out for
July against such cash corn as he will have to pay
for The July sold at 46a.c and at 4sc and closed at
+63sc This selling for July is probably at price
higher than his cash line has averaged him. so
strengthened. The demand for July has become
sd to sd lower; primary receipts. 4a 900 bush
els against 10000 bushels last year. Receipts here
were 272 cars; the Monday estimate $50. There
81 OF contract The primary re-
ceipts this week. 2.S33 900 bushels are al
double last weeks. and 10000 bushels larger
than last year. Nothing done for shipment
CIearances were 219OO0 bushels The West is con-
signing n good zeal Of corn selecting il carefully
with view of being able 10 make delivery on the
May
There a quiet and rather easy wheat mar
ket. prices off at time Zee to asc hut closing
July selling at 1850 and at 727sc. and closing at
72Ac 727sc It was steady market in view
lower. The Missouri May report made the wheat
condition 90 The Ohio reports showed an advance
of four points April The West had rain. with
good deal more promised for tomorrow. The
assumption is the government report Friday will
he bearsh. The cash demand is poor for the con-
tract grades. and the lower grades about ex-
bushels. Clearances were 45O 0cD bushels.
Oats were steady for July, lic lower for May
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-I4ttle Of interest vas
business 70 meet immediate requrem.ents enc was all that
change in values syrups ruled quiet Quotations follow
good i7a22e: prime 22asoc New-orlcans open kettle
iS oEAN FRRTGHTs maFket for steam and sail
cRancs n se general Gondtions and no feature
Quotations to LlyeFDoq we're ID London 9 2+d Classy
2l4d; Antwerp ID. Hamburg. 40 pigs Rotterdam. &c;
dd oat e eo,+aa IF Hs @ ste
ease !.a E .ryi 10 PsIgo benre 70 saniander
private prompt British s,same5 7S9 tons -'tID tim
leo g9aG,es grain B,oTs T-t,e to c9r for
ISo tons deals Campbeon to eas! coast United ktns-
T gnn ~ 5nn 5 s Ma. BTitisb shin ISTi
tons general hence to sydney Melbourne basis
Pensacola To- ontrent or Baitic lbs schooner a tons
cedar and mahogany Manzanla New York 50:
schooner 3l3 tons general cargo hence 70 san Domingo
eral hence to Hayt. and back with ogwood pri
Juan r. 81 and port charges: schooEe All tons gen
eIal cargo hence 20 sTmgda lump sum ana & port
YORK 81 90 10000 day schooner 400 tons coal Phil
coal Philadelphia to savannah zoe bark 90 coal
enbs n to Rdse6 % % e! tons PIPE pills @
coal. Port Johnston to Gardiner 95c.
oILs-The cottonseed oil marRet Saturday very
gaiet and practically without any change from the
quote: Petroleum bbs 81 q. and bulk 81 20; Pha-
NeSYork 25 co5tanseed oil frime tS cTnde 's bSs
low $sc: prime white asc; prime Winter yeiIow' sec
Linseed-American Gle; American. boiled Gsc
su,ta raw s5c; Western linseed quoted &c under city
PROVISIONS showed considerable weakness and
SION houses Hogs %eTe also dGc 6we and y had Inme
effect demand came from packers and shorts
Ghisss9 receipts amounted 5000 head there
1900 head expected on Monday and 10000 head next
week kansas city had 5000 head and Omaha 1O0pO
STEADY quoted: Mess SEA 50 So iI fsmT $40 sII o
packet sl6asiO 20; extra India mess sI4asiG BEf:F
HAMs-Dul. Quoted: s1s 5Oqs2I -. DRESSED HOGS
lao % s 9aesd pe f M s9 n 7f s9 r. n SCI
quiet Quoted; smoking; 1oalO1sc: 10 n 8Iac; IL NJ
79S 79[S; Picklsd hams dun Quoted: ioGloS4ce TAI
iy IS sass 10 county, J .rs sgso 5n
paasd SCI Rsf1 ss $40 % %
oe9 SD &c; city lard stearne. 9lzc.
ooaS though 0Say 0 sysr ana prices about last
4,sc: prime choice 5it ta5L.c head 5 9si NJ so ,
, Japan. 4sG5c; Java. 4ha4%c: Rangoon in
sTGARnThs % %youHs OF business in the refined sugar
firm at unchanged prices Quotations foiI"N cue
go eFIsRsa and d9mi4os 9o5c; mould 5aOc: cubes
deTed and fruit powdered 5s5c; Eagle confectioneT
ated Eagle II eaGSns and I'D extra gne
OF fine grsnulaed 57Oc Esgio fine granSlate ssndsTS @
no Sc 10 ae ssa < "a ''I'c; no 5Ioc; No s. 5o5c
i6 M 4SSc The upward sugar at Lon
a9n continues today advices reported further gain
Of 9s es'd With strong undertone The local
s II any new ron TeanPg its strength exhibited
ppiGs hod az .a4 i6c for centrifugal. 3a4c
TEAEThc market 'saS 9cT tea fniufrs opened d NTH
change IN prl2es from last nighte figures. Nothing Of
was finally quiet and net unchanged prices QUO
and August 2 2 sD June y 2GGI2 90 qly
Der >'NeinDer ana December. i3J0a13s0
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. May 4-Closing: Wheat-Spot firm; NO =
red Western winter No / Northern spring IS lad;
California 6s I'd; futures dull July. IS l0+d sep
as lOrd Corn-Spot quiet American mixed
new. Sd; American mixed old. As Sd futures quiet
May nominal: July Is Id. September. As I'D Peas
steady. IS Tisd Four-St Louis fancy winter
dull Hons London Pacific COAST steady. t4q
Il ias Reef easy: India els 3D. Pork
steady: prime Western 63s Sd. Hams-Short cut "a TO
quet Cumberland cut, 20 TO so 10.
quiet Cd RIB 16 "a No steady As Cd long
light 10 quiet Ais 3D. long clear
mddes heavy IS TO 40 NJ quiet. 3es Cd short clear
backs steady. 40s ID; clear bellies IA to 10
10 quiet Shoud-rs-Square IL Is N. steady s6s 3D.
Lari-American refined in pals quiet AS Sd; prime
Western terces steady Ais Cd Butter dull: finest
United good United States. 66s- Cheese
American white dull AIS: American finest coored
quiet 4Gs Taow steady; prime city 5s 3D. Australian
in IOndon t'ottOnseed o-Eull refned-Spot
ste I'd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady, 2ss. Rosn
Common quiet. As aid Petro!eum-Refnsd steady,
Tsad oil steady 2es 3D..
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

PICTURE FRAMES and fine art. water
colOrs. etchings. oil paintings: regilding
a speciality PHILIP SUVAI. 577 Madi-
son-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

.,-- ... 49,. New-Yotk NAV 4 100,
BEANS AND PEAs-The position Of the market t'i for
domestic white beans is much same as for some &
past Jooong trade is light there are
offerings and steady feeling Red ttan
holders asking more than quote Foreign beans nIjt
Peq peG bn.h anns s. as sa &c. S % far Gpqte ct &
do medium. choice 81 To- do pea bbls choice 60 I6
81 as2 So M s,s 90 eins medium and fair good
81 50Gsl 90; DO white kidney choice s2 2c.5 OF 20 40 eon
a. g3od Iags2 10: 90 yellow eye choice 81 soGs3 G5
81 imported giants prime 50 7oaso 7H Calif9Tnla
choice 81 7oasi 90 do commo1 80; % 90 medium
81 g green peas. bags 81 17iAasi 20: do Scotch has
BUTTER-The Iisht arrivals Of late couniad ,,,.. .,
vorahe weather and pretty consumptlve
have combined 70 give US better than was gen
orally expected Stock has cleaned from s -,
day and the week closes with nothing on hand and
firm. healthy feeling 1t easy obtain lSc To- IA !,
the buying stock for the trade Other
ities no more than steady State da-y shows % Qua
change and packings are h.Idin % o.
position OF late Exports the week Zoo, r
1885 packages We quote: Creamery. extras per N 1oc.
lee State dairy tubs. fancy sc frsts I7GI7isc ~
seconds i5sa1oi1c: do thirds I5c: Western Imitation
grades i3a1sc: Western factory tubs best I3r AZ
fair good l2.dl2sc; factory dairy lower grades
fancy l6=@i7c do common 10 choice 12ai6c old cream
ery l2qI4tzc: old Western. factory. lOq i3c
cHEEsEIThe market presents a quiet appearance to
day, The best grades OF new full cheese both
white and colored cleaned up fairly we'll but ,bera
Is an accumulation OF faulty grades especially OF
snsll colored for which offer would
De accepted New skins In accumulation very dull
ana weak In old cheese specially fancy ot. are
held higher than quotations for average grades og
remaining quality the feeling is weak with boIsep.
nAoos am & to clean up Liverpool cable 4Ts white and
e9lored prime nc; DO fair good 7ail4e: do isrr.
enarsd prImr; 90 fair 70 good sads4c; 10 large
common s1.G7c; light skins small ebo,e. nc; 90
''es' VS. part sAims prime, DC; do fair good, saa
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

Ssss co. :sas az t0s & sa.5 % s
sass 2S 2eShls Sats sss2Bo: No sSns
UgSe Tso s1 So red 72asa72ase; No corn 52Ss; No
choice mailing. 5sassc: No haxssed. 81 e45ie No /
per bbi. sl4 soasi4 lard per 100 iS s. s35s
boxed SO 121s short clear sides boxed IS 2g
IS 3!'2 whskey. bas. Of high wines. 81 30 On the
ereameries 14al9c: dairies ual6c. Cheese. e1491Ic
Eggs 11hc
Cincinnati. May 4.-FIour quiet. Wheat nominal: No 2
red I617677c Corn firm; No 2 mixed 4IG47lzc Oats
firm; No mixed 3Oc. Rye firm; No 2 5sd59e
Duluth. May +.-Close wheat-No hard cash. 75,sc
July. 75c; No Northern. 6S5sc.
Milwaukee. May 4.-Wheat easier; No l Northern. 757
Iofct No Northern I2126I3c Rye firm: No i. o41s4
soc Barley quiet; No 2. 57f57lAc; sample, 50G54c-
I3h97s%c; July 741sc: track. No hard. I5%c: No
Northern T3&c No Northern. 70d71c. Flour and bran
unchanged.
Philadelphia, May wheat &c lower; contract grade
3Osc Oats firm; No white clipped Sac Butter steady
but quiet fancy Western creamery 2Oc; do prints 2lc
do nearby prints 22c Eggs steady; fresh nearby and
Western. 13c Southwestern, i2i2c: do Southern c
Cheese steady NewYork full creams. fancy small 11sc
do fair to choice. 9zG111sc; do choice, ea9ttc do
new fair good. sas12c. Recepts-Flour. 1000 bbls
1.O36OOO n 900 BUSH III coo
bush oats 10000 BUSH shipments-Corn. $4,000 bush
oats 12 600 bush
Louis. May 4-CIose: Wheat-No red cash. I3ssc
May, 73Hc: July 7OfsG7O%c; September 701.c Ne 2
Oats-No cash. 2912c: May 201sc; July. 26sc; No 2
white SIC.
Toledo May 4-wheat dull and weak; cash and May
75lsc: July 74a.c Corn active and lower: cash and May
46isc; July Oats active and steady; cash, 2Ssc
May, 2sc; July. Rye. 52sc. Coverseed quiet cash.
prime sc 57lac; October. s. 80.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
LaCkawanna Railroad
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot Of Chambers ST.
as follows. and minutes earlier from W. zsd St:
900 m. Daily.-Solid train for Buffalo Arr D. m
Binghamton. waverly. Elmira Bradford Coaches
parlor and care dining &c Buffalo.
23O =. m. Daily.-Chcago IITnited-Fast Mail-Solid
train to Chicago. arriving S 20 ATT. Cleveland
73O .. m. Daly.-BuraIo and Cleveland Exp<ess-Arr.
Buffalo 10S. Bradford 20 jamestown 100 Youngs-
ralo Cleveland. Cafe
DIS D. Daiy.-soiid train Bnghamton Waiver
ly Elmira Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
cnnau- Dining
VNICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill. 1l3. 26f 800 1l59
broadway. 15T East l25th St and 2I3 West 18th ST..
Chambers and West 23d St ferries. New York: nd
SEQ Fulton St. eS Broadway. Brooklyn: I'D River St.
Hoboken. and jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

Ohio r~po-. rsy. xirer wheat condition OF So cent
Missouri state report made condition Of 20 per cent The
Of eOo0Oco oushels WOru snip
ments on Monday and very little change In The amount
passage beartsh cooI hso tIa ,roa5
ing took place early the forenoon on tne
the bear side Ianuban shipments We're 5Ioeoe bush
eisyato- ana s3Ac o ahoat; No Northern Duluth.
sol o. oiS and No hard Duluth. elS<c. all ahoat
bss - .CoRN-Under fresh ceiling for long account
-, still lower figure to-day,
az Nav option Chicago touching 52ac the opening
here similarly affected, although 10
i.ss s.yree The bull leader at the West credited
ID, iste purchases July option having been
.siler early day. Out OF 212 received at
chicago only 20 cars contract. English markets
closed d lower being influenced by the decline in
and news from this side Lsst prices here at y
bd%c lower the latter for May. On the
curb 1 O'Clock July quoted 51sc. Export bust
amounted 10 10 oads No closed at 54lsc No
. white 54xc No yellow, 54isc. all Z b ahoat
.OATs-rhe market for inactive and easier
with No closed at 32zc: No 3, 32c; No 2
white, 34Ga4i.c; No white, sSlse; track mixed ga
33izc track white 81 y d37c: No white 35c RYE
Market dull No Western was quoted at 62 212c and No
2 Western 62c. both Z ahoat State S5G06c
-BARI,EY-Marhet steady Feeding quoted at
4ea4shc and mating at s2d70c. both f. New-Yorl
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May 4The offerings at the auction sales
to day numbered 1885 bales Fine
and grades Prices however show al no i'm
provement except for fine crossbreds which were ner
cent hgh Several parcels Of were taken for
America A good selection OF Cape Good Hone aud
Natal was In steady demand scoureds in moderate
supply The offerings for announred :. !.
1000 bales Following sales in detsiI. Nsu
South Wales. 4sO0 bales: secured 6a.dlpis 5d greasy
SeIld Queensland, 500 bales; secured, 1ld6fls 6Isd
greasy 6a lod Victoria 900 bales; secured sais AID
greasy 4QlG New Zealand. bales; secured sIL an
Is 2+d greasy ga agslsd Cape Hope and Natal
llco bales secured 1snis 51sd; greasy. 4LG7kd The
arrivals for the fourth
bales including forwarded direct Te mpoyts ~
WOOL during the week New Wales 2as
bales Melbourne 4oI; Brisbane. 1896; zeaIand. .
10 IdS; Cape OF Good Hope and Havre
i.72s; Bushire Iol; Hamburg. 800. elsewhere $50
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEcp.p.Y

lirHso Nay | attie-keceipts 200 head nomnally
~ S0gS4 49, sockers and feeders firm 81 25Gs5: cows
f@ss elss 'S Siasa ssVss steers @ sS So Iezas fed
Receipts to-day 10000 head: left over : s5o.
weak top IS s7 mixed and butchers SIS $50 s5 s5 good
!" choice heavy 80 6SSo SIs rough heavy s5 5OGsS go
Rsns, ss 50 oSgsS @ so bulk Of sales 7oa so sheep
choice wethers. 81 2OQs4 5o fair choice mixed s49
20 Western sheep 81 20as4 30: yearlings 81 25Gs4 90
naive lambs - 2oGso 20; Western lambs bOQs5 25
Cincinnati May Hogs active and strong 81 25q
81 %. Lambs steady 81 75ds5 Is. ~
East Liberty May Cattle steady extra So eOas5 so;
prime 81 SOdS5 DO good 81 l0a$5 30 Hogs active prime
se9y M & and assorted 8 s5as6 o5 heavy Workers IS
81 7G IS 25; roughs. sidS5 so Sheep steady best wetb
81 4ONsi 30; common. s2qS3 So choice lambs 81 ion
50 20 common to good. So 5oGs5 veal calves s5GsS so
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 4-Cotton quiet; middIing, sise; low
71sc: ordinary CSC; receipts 6316 bales
exports Britain. 1909 the Continent. 32i
sales. 2.592: stock 116.53l.
Baltimore May s-Cotton nominal: middlng. 3-i6;
middng 7sc good ordinary. 7lsc stock 46So bales
Memphis May 4-Cotton quiet middling. Iae; low
middIing TIC: good ordinary SIC net receipts. lSt
bales gross 2C9: shipments 1.s49 sales, go stock
102 4O4
Savannah May 4.-Cotton easier; middling. 15.i6ci
middling i-16c; good ordinary SAC receipts. 2lO
bales: exports coastwise 1.16+; stock. 6iIIs
Orleans cotton easy: mtddling; lS,l6c
low midding Tc: good ordinary g 3-l6c; receipts 1856
bales; sales 1000: stock 2o5 e53