davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04

METALs-Copper in London continues It's inward
70 good demand Tor that metal from america an aaa
and III IS spot and respectively The local
ke hoae'e rasa Iie sie ai fr cs,1re ana eectyo-
lytc There slight gain in the price Of TIN i'caII
due 70 speculative movement. trading both
' ;:s o. "s and " IN on9oa Ills Po ll4 IS q
abroad london closed al f12 iss Cd sTelter though
showing easy underone was not quotahy loNer hEre
there being at 6 lbs 3D. Foundry ruled inactive and
g 5osi6 56 Northern foundry Si5 25as16 90 southern
fgRaE @ Sl4S2 d 80 ana an 4s 4 I'd and Mddessoro at
MoLAssEs AND sYKJIIhe n9rket 1it for @ m3.ases 69j
sympathy win the better feeling in the south
higher. syrurs quiet ana unchanged Quotations ions
i3S 2 eeSs I42ac pre 2aSSc open
Siss f5r I7aisc: good iag2oc prime 2la24e; fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs- tonnage was in, steady and
moderate demand for the various trades and rats were
the inquiry continued light YET rates were firmly main
oaofations 10 Liverpool were ID London. GlasgoE
pad. Anrwefp p; Hamburg 40 pigs Rotterdam ter an Sc
As'erdsm o Cotton 70 I4EeTpePI per ig. 10 3
for orderr 27s july: British steamer 900 qrs grain
ITon FeRr r Phssebhia To- HsmbuTg bertRed June
Aastran seaPtT 2t2 tons f9c @ ni5sniS % % egn To
Baltimore. private terms British steamer L22o tons
sfeaner is2s tons deals and timber. Quebec and
British steamer l.1S6 tons. New-lork west
coast America trade. round trips. private
terms British steamer l5S2 coal. Newport News
20 River i5s May; British steamer. iTa5 tons
ore Daiquiri Philadelphia Baltimore private terms
Two Norwegian i.55S and Lac tons sugar.
Cahsren Of Hatteras private terms Norwegian
975 and British steamer. l022 tons sugar
North OF H&teras. az or about, 0nlic'
British steamer. SO tore. West India trade three
wears private 225 tons. and British
fteamer s39 tons India trade three months. pr
terms. 1.s5S coal. Philadelphia -
TAMPA private terms British ship. 1859 general
cargo Sydney Melbourne. private terms May
$50 general Boston 70 west coast
Africa private bark s7S coal Baltimore 70
Pernambuco Ss 81 and free ghterage British schooner
tons and Norwegian bark 5iS tons tboth
Perna rnbuco TO New-fork las. bark So tons.
general cargo. hence Port spain. private terms
867 lumber. Appelachcola 70 Ne~-1ork
$40 dry and yellow pine JACK
sonville IS. schooner. 3a3 dry ypress
62iz schooner. ga tons dry
express Brunswick New York 81 So coal out from
hiiadelphia soc schooner coal. Philadelphia
10 Key 81 - and discharged; schooner 461 tons
iurnhev Anpalachicola 10 New-York SO
OIIs-There rather sharp advance IN eoitnnseed
oiy sudden Of shorts While trans
actions were comparatively light prices bid
about prfne yellow. the close being
oil quiet and petroleum weak AZ the recent
decline. quote: Petroleum bbis 81 % and In bulk
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04

:9 & g. ea:s. sb e sna in 6 Sgk . 81 81 crude
bbls nominal prime yellow. S4a3i lsc Of sum
s ser yeow Sc Prime white 3Sc prime winter fgS5 fs5
ssc Calcutta s5c Western Iinseed quoted &c under
market today owing to cohsiders5le selling for long
ia Iairy aetive t-ads at the West mostly in PORK
@ elnes in sympathy with the break az chicago Wesi
os bo SIe o9 al Kansas cirg and 5000 at Omaha & ye
ss2 s2 5oas8 90 family si6qs6 80: short clear Sl9 SGq
$40 50qsI so: packet s64si9 20. exfra fnd mess SI4a
bREssEBb bEH6 HAMsaDu quoted $40 59a $2l $50 N
7Ts: 100 No. Sc; 40 10. SC; piss. sssc.... i,TMEATs
9l-c u 10 50 @9c Il fb s.asssc Piekied shoulders
i5f@ey quoted Piesied hams quiet quoted lGg
quiet quoted Rsea qg9tsd Is@s oosg cy 5a6 f6
AmeTiGa; s25e Continent s6Oc; Brazil kegs 10 pc
quoted: oIeo. SIC; city lard stearine Sc
p5psse Common mon TO- or & ess a np3Pa M Qgoatons 10 3?g
47sq5tc; Japan. 4SG5c; Java. 4Aq4%4c; Rangoon in
sUGAR-A little before midday it was announced that
by rehners This expected by the trade who have
The rise Was sympathetic one reaectins the recent
business considered fair Quotations follow CUT loaf
XT ITTRea ana aomin2s Sooc; m@gj A. zoe cubes SOC
fruit powdered 565c; Ease confect9ners granulatsd
n cartons. ID bags and n bags OF fine granulated
diamond 4 55c confectoHers A. 535e No i : zoe
Nos : and 3. 5l5c; No l. 5lOc No 3, 5O5c; No 6. 5c
No 1900; No 8, $500; No o. T5c No 10, 4.70c: No
IL 465c; Nos u l3 4 soc, Nos a Is and 16
45oc. his weeks Of the statistical position
as made up by Wilett Gray, shows stocks in the
nlted states ana Cuba together Of 3S1S39 against
53e9 last week and 2s126l last year. increase OF
lto9S tons over last Statistics special cable
Cuoa-Ihe six principal ports; Receipts 10000
ports 23s00: stock. $4,000 against year
Centras grinding. A. against Is last year. Europe
Stocks in Europe, l943OO0 against 1T9I279 last
year Total stocks Of Europe America 2330 $50
against last year at the dates and
loou3I at the date OF April l. 1900 The
or stock is N E4 tons against OF 25T.5IS
week and deficiency Of S6,3S3 December -, 1900
Hamburg-Shipments OF beet sugar America from
Hamburg and Bremen last week $500 tons. engage
ments 10000 tons; refined shipped 2n0 The
ket for sugar retains It's strong unerone and there
continues scarcity Of selling orders. There
price changes today ruling nights basis OF "A
5l6c. 3@c and 3lzc FOR the three standard grades
Gable adviCes reported and decidedly higher
market for beet London prices there advancing
2lsd the May and June delivery
TEA-Feature Of interest again lacking in sPecu-
lative circles Prices the did from
last nights figures. did they change hairs breadth
Throughout the entire session No sales recorded
and the close prices ruled follows May. u 2pJ
II 4oc June l23oa 24oc July. u 40Gl25o August
l. 0G soc. September l3 4Od 1880; October. l3 SOC
lS Coo November. 13Jo@13SO; December, 3 5oql3 SOC
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 3-Cattle-Receipts. 300 head: gener-
ally steady: poor steers. S4nSi 80. poor -
dum s. 9SUS4 stockers and feeders strong $"fS2
cows s. edS4 so: hefers So 7O$+ 70. Gamers slow. s.
choice 50 506S5 Texas fed steers 81 5QSS Texas
grass steers Sc 5OGS4. bulls 81 T5GS so HOGS
Receipts to-day head 1900 head est-
mated $500 head strong to &c higher; top
heavy 50 s0aS5 97lz rough heavy 50 G5qS5 10; light
81 40: s. S0ls5 90 Sheep-Receips
head: sheep and lambs steady 70 slow; clipped
lambs up to 81 G5 wethers 81 2aS4 So far 70
yearIngz $4 5aS4 lambs. 81 2Oaso 25: West
ern lambs 81 2dGS5 %
Cincinnati. May 3.-Hogs active. 81 25aS5 So. Cattle
steady 50 65Gsa % Sheep slow and easy. 81 SogS4 30
East Liberty May SCatte steady extra SO 6oas5 so;
prime 81 8Oa$5 80: good. s. 10dS5 3o Hogs higher
assorted 81 95S6 heavy Workers. IS 90
ass light S5 soG$5 IS; pigs. s. 70GS5 so:
wethe-s 81 4oas4 90 S2dSs so; choice lambs.
81 1OGS5 % good 81 5GS5 veals calves 81 30
as.
East Buffalo. May 3-Receipts-CattIe - ears; sheep
and lambs. 50 cars; hogs 40 Shipments-Catte.
50 sheep and lambs. 10 hogs 80 cars Cattle
prices ruled about yesterday. Calves were
In supply sold easier all but the strictly
choice lots few OF which at s. 80 and choice
s. 2jTS6 30. Sheep and lames-Oferings ~
to extra handy lambs good demand and sold on
basis S5Ts5 TO- but heavy slow; choice
$56$5 10: good choice 81 5G$5 There were
wool lambs Export cnped lambs. 81 S59DSi 90 Sheep
There fair clearance. Hoss-Onerings 40
market opened strong, 5G1Oc higher. The
basis &c general. with few sales trfe higher;
mixed So Workers s. 95aS6; pigs. s. .5TS5 So heavy
close Was firm. and prospects for next week are fair
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May ?. 1901.
roFFEE-The7e occurred the Coffee Exchange to
A. general reaction from yesterdays the
= h.finess prices declined points under liquidation
=. oucome disappointing European and Brazilian
sf!on & smaller the worlds supply
vsmen Rio ana Santos. latter estimated 30 40
- during month Of MAY and the former l50 600
= hv KaI Krische q GO. soon after the call prices
,sTrs5 on until they reached level 10 points below
- nights close The weakness was intensified some
=. nv late advices failing indicate any marked
--snrrh. actual transactions were concerned
ne 5sy's market very small with business
ssr ocsl ir-errhanges. Sales the call amounted
mi 500 - 5000, and for the entire
r- oniv 6001 hags. The market finally quiet in
with prices points lower The cables reported
rrral : pig decline IN Hamburg and an advance Of
M \ franc Havre. whereas the trade was LED 10
- fo- Of less Than zGas franc Rio cof
- vas lower and the exchange rate that
rut declined while the Santos market reported
sbsuged barely maintained prices Brazilian port
.osps aggregated $4,000 bags. with the interior move
ss, matter 500 The feature Il statistics in
his country agEreCating the unusual total Of 81 369
hsr with 424 bags this taken eN-ship from
Nv Orleans spot coffee ruled Sow
tsrF steady. with prices more less nominal on the
hsss Of g. No Rio and &c for Santos No ! in
rors lots No business reported these prices The
worlds visible supply Nav is 1853 ll2 bags against
1927 bags month and 6l44 as last wear ndi-
cfg of 81 iG5 bags from last months figures
Present coffee Havre II 1853 ooo bags. ncud
100000 Bfaz lillian. compared with l.55 600
ana asS 010 hazs. respectively. last week
The raree q prices the local to-day
vas follows
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04
Nome of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YORK COUNTY OF NEW- -YORF-Erily
II. simpson Hunt Plaintiff. AGAINST Robert Ault
Agnes Perry. Eliza T.. Gregg. Sarah Finley. Emma
stewart Thomas Aud AMI Mary Aud. his wife,
defendant being unkn0r-n plaiutin. Andrew
.Aul4 and Aui. his wife. the name lane being
fictitious Christian of said defendant being
unknown plainti: Robert Aud and Agnes Perry,
Of Robert Aud deceased Bessie DUHevy; Harriet Wilcox
John = Dorian and Sarah Dordan his wife. the name
sarah fictitious the real Christian OF said
defendant being plaintiff; Leon : Keller:
of Robert side Bank. the Mutual Bank.
Frances Eeaty Alfred y Wilkinson. Samuel T. Clark.
Edward TGmpkjus. Robert G. Fisher. CEares E Bon
vel Thomas T. T.. McNauus. Joseph W Balet. John
KiIganuou Peter Heslin- Patrick Glennan. James J.
Iorns Henry Z. Mooney and Laura. Gale Detendants
Shlrnuous-TrHal desired New York toC1ty.-
the above Defendants ara zach of them: You
qcran .nd TO copy Of Your the Plain
tf Attorneys within Twenty DAVIS after the service 0f
this summons exclusive of the div Of service and m
your failure or answer. 1utSient vii
by default for the relief demanded
the complaint
T,7ted Neyv-York March a5th. 1nn1
WARREN, R0OTHBT & WARREN, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
Oafce and Postofice Address. IL Nassau ST. New
city.
To the defendants Eliza and Harriet Wilcox
The foregoing IS served upon You
publication order of Hon George r.
Andrews the supreme Court, dated the iSt
day May. 1901. filed with the complaint in The
office Of Clerk County of New York, et the
County Court House. in the city and County of New
York
WARREN. ROOTTTFT < WARREN, Attorneys for Plain
tin. Ofce and Postoice Address, No 81 Nassau
\au YOr
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04

Florida per basket sIgsi peppers Florida
5cSsi >IgSI 90 5sdshes Norfolk half Dbl basket
r9y per 100 bunches 81 5OGs2 So beans Florida
,Dasket s. 5oS3 -; DO per S2q$3; spinach
Per crate slqs2: do yellow SIGSf 30: turups. Canada
% @ e sSqS do prime choice 50 25Gs2 so DO poor
on MIk-The Mix Exchange price for standard quality is
nal AND STRAW-HAY AY-Improved receipts not
- sIect re ent prices the buying demand is
ms stronger Dealers look upon coming
as 'sHoranle to trade. We quote: Prime. large
"a. per 100 NJ 92l2 4a3c, No do. 9Od92izc: do
S5Qsdisc; No do 7TI- small taIas rHv quoted nm
d % tdI All clover neglected .STRAw-The de
La4 APs pace with the increasing offerings prices
s Fin n az soasoc for long Receipts of hay and
- IONS reported Produce Exchange at noon
to-day Hudson River Railroad 800 Erie $50 Pennsy:-
~; t,enIgh Valley. 20; Baltimore Ohio. go
oI New-Jersey. 80; river boats go: total 1890
ions receipts Of straw. 20 by river by
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04

Cash quotations follow $: Flour in moderate s.
nland No spring wheat II ls3s Sac: red 73GTiSs.
& 30 corn 81 q55c; No yellow. 55c; oats asa
rye o3s este good feeding barley drc: fair 10 choira
mating 561iac; No haxseed 6Sl2; No NorthvrssT
ern - oS prime timothy seed So 759 Mess pork
e sues loose sass 20; dry shoulders (boxed)
80 tzWSI ll2; short clear Cboxed1 156SS = =
MnlskeS basis OF high wines. 81 the Produce
I4l5 & Jty tne butter mar1Iet duh; creanleres
Cincinnati May 3-F1our quiet. Wheat nominal. NJ .
req 't@Isc. CSrn dull; No mixed 47sc oats ann
NO : mixed. SOc Rye firm; No . Northwestern Gle
Duluth. May 3-Wheat-Cash No 1 hard -st. =. -, ,
northern I4i&c; No Northern TOSsc: MAY T4c: IuIv
%. % 2c Se'tenloer &c Corn 44i+c May. 44sc Oats
MLwaukee MAJ s.-wheat steady: No Northern.
ISZc No NoEthern - G7+c Rye steady; No / 81
Barley quiet NJ =. 57G5sc; sample 4ea54c. " -
Minneapolis Nay 3.-Vheat-Cash T4+c Nav 73s.r-
July. I412c- On track-No hard, 76I.c Northern
Ii'tc. No Northern, 70i2Qulec. Flour and bran
unchanged.
Philadelphia May 3-Wheat I4c lower contract grade
May, ISl4 Gs0lsc Corn nc higher; No ufysi
May, 90 Ovn5lc- Oats firm izc higher: hite Clipped
J4c Butter steady; fancy Western creanfry 2Oc; do
prints. 2c; do nearby prints 22c steady: fresh
nearby, 13C do Western 13C: do Southwestern
do southern 12c Cheese quiet: New-York fuI creams
fancy small Il Nc; DO fair choice o. nc
choice 9G8l4c. do fair u good. SlzGSS.c. Receipts
Fou-, 20Oo b5s 2Sso0oa 70 N sacks; wheat 81. .OOO
bush; 5000 hush; - 600 bush Shipments
Corn 2,0O0 bush; oats. 1900 bush.
St. Louis May 3-Wheat-No red cash. Ts1sc; May.
I4lsc July nan isc; No hard. 12izS 73c Corn-No
cash, 49l2ct May. +5c; July, +5i%c Cats-No cash.
29a.c; May. 2F@tc. July 269sc; No white 81 lac
Toledo. May S--Wteat moderately active. weak: cash
and May. 75tc; July. 75hc. Corn-Caza 47c May 4sc.
rye 52lsc. Cloyerseed-Cash prime SO 57I3: october
s. 37i=.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04
II. following receipts Of all
ports since September 1900:
GS1S5R

GRAIN-wHEAT-Active operations by bear traders
market and general weakness Throughout session
prices Of the da were nef or ne Ths attac
@ o vas made eoParatiysy easy by the fact that
cables sudden turn in the former on account OF mod
the chance they wanted and alarmed bull interests the
& Ioelgn markets We're quite hrnl 81 LOUIS ied me
The rescto Po Iu' , oter m 9 for EepS oTt wbich
ali or three loads were worked odtports
but depression in corn prevented bulls from getting good
early O In g the da 70 niersts extent An important
feature in connection with The crop news was report
gi against an aysrsge St - per cent f5 @ 5 @ ss @ es @
suggested The Kansas condition was reported al i0
g points paris and Of las. marks Berlin WeTe
the most no5ewor'hy features English na5Se5s a5seg
German crop news unfavorbe character again was
ness in our market resulted from these cables and an
nents wbcR were only ABOUT onehir9 as large as last
been IS os4 a5 bush conared win 40 900 bush
$4,000 bush on the same day last ear QgoauoRs o
6a 6sS9 R Shsaj an af'a[ Il hass EsTe 95b H 10
l Northern Chicago. S4asc spot. No red New-York
and "a Iafa Ie19oTS lfa ssG md Ma2 CORN
At hS5s6 yJ ' mrd Psra fy ane in ae on
to 5 bush @ f nd then e pp @s of P S ' az sharply @ ran IN the @
afternoon 70 53e under sales by the bull CLIQUE Opera
ent continuing bush tie idea that Chicago houses
bull i as they had done the May Sounry buyng o1
y Tf Ewe 5 pn ea % e5 IN IN Ss
with the extraordinary break in May Ordinary ot
the day cut hut n.tle figure. that the trade
was impressed by the poor grading OF corn at
Chicago. feeling confident would
improve much under the heat OF months
unsatisfactory Chicago arrivals
including = of contract English markets closed
unchanged I'd higher. Export business
fined a half dozen loads seaboard points. Argentine
shipments amounted 943ooo bush. 552 600
bush and 93o bush Argentine
visible dAoOO bush smaller than last week. No ?
corn closed AZ 55isc O b ahoat. and No = white and
yellow the basis ATS-There large
trade the West mostly selling. with i'm
preston that the leading bull taking profits No
white. 2ec No white SC; No white. 34a34zc; No
white % irc mixed 32T32izc. white 32'. z
sc No > white clips SOC -RYE-Market steady No
Western quoted G2iec and No Western. 62c.
both aHrat a5fTJtic.
ket steady. Feeding quoted +604Si2c and mailing
qa'ic- both Weekly wheat and Hour
exports according n Bradsteets 5l0o7G3 bush,
compared with 42>2 49, hush last and 1887 600
bush July exports
1896 23S bush. Corn
2.31 Il
05s bush last week and 3.4ll,oI5 bush
July 10 date, l'ol5f3J bush compared with lTS 23,
O7l hush year
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04

-ncluaes A. ~ taken eX-ship from SewOrieans
coTTON-Cctton declined today nearly The Level
reached sre March. July selling of 70 us and the
easT near noEths options proportion ate!y sentnlent
is radically bearish from the opening and aside
ron furries OF profit taking by the pit
eent The market unsupported throughout the ses-
s0n The call with prices 2GlO points lower.
MS decne BEN entirely IN sympathy with serious break
Liverpool Selling orders from abroad led 20 selling FOR
o accounts BY local interests after the opening,
nnae- which slowly but steadily worked lower.
Estimates sight this of 1l5o1O bales.
q nearly double the reported for the week
& proved chief factor IN efecting lower
seuative markets and abroad Liverpool had been
oppressed for several days by deplorah!e conditions in
anchester cloth and only eeded the in sight
eatas from NeN-Orleans settle rapidly In addition
receipts all points splendid weatf in the central
sen belts forecast for rains uluch needed in the
enEes predictions FOR increased easier
slAerr markets trade from FAN River
40 al absence q opposition from the speculative pub
~ By midday decline OF 6Gii points apparent
IA he feeling that time very weak. Early in the
noon on ,ia estimates for continued large receipts
a statement from Hester that the total amount OF
oa brought into sight this week reached nearly ia
~ bales led renewed selling for both accounts. There
- ttle cooperative manifested later in the
-. though Light spurts q buying for profits by the
-plg contingent served 10 stifen prices point
N AeW-oreans market continued heavy and irregular
ne close The hears confident that investors
-a continue devote attention entirely 70 the
Aet as for months past. snd feared influx Of buy
3 orders from mat quarter which might ordinarily b
sec Tor after decline a izc- The market
- nervous but steady. with prices net "a points
ne range q contract prices n the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04
NAVAL STORES.

mere were no important features speak in the
local market for spirits today. Demand and
prices ruled unchanged The close steady. Rosin
quote: "
TAR-Regulars. 81 90; oil bbls s3 go
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3563 12c
RosIN.Common TO good strained. 81 55Qs1 5TH: E.
81 90 r 81 15; G. 81 so; H 81 S2dS2 05: X So so
NJ, s. so; y, 81 TO- W G. 81 s5 and " W. So 10.
STOCK
Rosn. bbs IS 600
Spirits turpenne bbls SIS
4a'' NNAS l,t0O
Charleston May S-Turpentne firm sic; receipts 20
casSS- Rqsn fir n B, G. D. 81 O5; e 81 15; F. 81 20;
W G. $2$ W W, 50 so
savannah May 3-Spirits UrpeLtine firm, 81 &c bid
receipts 1172 bbs 576; exports 1e1i Rosn firm
and unchanged receipts 1852 bhls sales 1SOS exports
Wilmington May 3-Spirits turpentine firm 31G31 isc:
receipts % casks Rosn firm 81 o5q$ To- receipts 323
bhls Crude tIrpentne firm, 81 101$2 TO- receipts 92
hbis~ Tar hrrn. 81 20; receipts IS bbls.
London. May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 26s Cd
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04
SOUTHERN coT-roN MARKET.

Galveston May Cotton middling. 3-l6c; low
mddnc, 916c; good ordinary. 1916 receipts 4-s-
bales; exports bales; 10 the Continent
1915 bales sales. bales: stock. 1l794S bales.
Savannah May S.-Cotton steady: mtdding. sc: lcw
mddng T9sc; receipts S2I bales: gross 1927 bales
Continent Si9l bales: coastwlse % bales
stock, 63 $40 bales
Memphis. May 3.-Cotton steady: middlnG Sc; low
nidllng TIC; ordinary 6Ssc receipts lS halss
receipts CO bales shipments 4s bales sales 500
stock 1901 In4 bales do 1900 4s.iI0 bales.
baltimore Man 3.-Cotton nominal; middllng. 3-l6c:
mddnE 7&c good ordinary Iisc; net receipts. 2tI
bales; 592 bales. exports 70 Great Britain eo3I
bales: the Continent SOS bales; stock 46S5 bales
Nex-O-leans Nav 3-CottCu middlinG . l5-lSc .
mddng Tsc. good ordinary. 5l6c receipts, 356
exports coastise 202s bales; sales 5000 bales
stock. 20+. 59I bales
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04

Tisd. FIour-St- Louis fancy winter dull S. Hops at
Lcndol-Pacc Coast "a Qf4 15s Beef India
mess 61s 3d. Pork sSeaiy prime Western 63s 3D.
arsShort cut Il 10 Is n quiet ass Cd Lard steady
American refined in pals As Cd prime Western. in
terces Ais 9c- Bacon ssady Cumberland 26 80
70 ass Sd: short ribs. 10 - ~ clear mid
dies. light 2S "a I'd; clear rnddes heavy.
SS 40 70 4Os. clear backs IS % 40s 81
eeaE bellies, Il l6 u ass Sd Shoulders-Square II
70 IS 70 I'd dull finest United States.
sss; good United States 65s ChseseAnleriean finest
white DUH AIS; America finest colored quiet 46s Tai
low steady; prime CITY. 3D. Australian. London.
26s Cd Cottorseed ol-Fiuu refined Spot steady. 21s
ID Turpertine-Spirits steady. 2SS Rosn-Comnon
cuist 4s sid PetroleJr-n-Rehned steady Issd Lin
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04
BALTIMORE e. 0Hln RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New York foot o. Chambers ST.
as follows and minutes earlier from W; I'd ST.:
900 m DafIy-Solit train for BuIalo- AIT ,
Binghamton. Wavery. Elmira and bradford Coaches.
parl0r and cafe dining % Buffalo
m Eaily.-ChtcaEo Linited-Fas Matl-S0Nd
train 10 Chicago. ) % Art Cleveland 20
m Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
z.3O p m Daly--Buffa1o and Cleveland Express-A-r-
Bural0 o. bradford 100 ard Youags-
town % a. m Cleveland 123o n sleepers 10 Buc
faIo Cleveland care car
9I5 . m paly-SoiG train FOR B.nGhamton. Wavsr-
L. Elmra. chicago. Seepers 70 Buffalo, Chicago Cll
TIyICKETS Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
4 ACC'OMNODATIONS At Ill. Ii3. 2e1. $50 and 1853
Broadway 15T East 125th s. and 2T3 West
e,bar7be-s ana West I'D 81 ferries and
SGl Fulton St. eS ErgadwSy Hrooklyn 122 River S..
TTohoksn ard City Station New York TranSeer
Co calls for ana checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
tI- A NJ and 33S p. NJ Daily. except Sunday. 20
Pttsdeld: Sundays Cnly az $50 A. "
Pullman all through trains.
Trains illuminated with PintsCh Light
Ticket Offices It3 9S1. AIS and 12i6 Broadway, =
Union So W. 275 Columbus Ave. 1S3 West 12sth 81
125th St and 12Sth -tatons New York 33S and I2i
Fulton ST. and 104 Broadway. 2. D. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3sth York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked frcn hotel resdence oy
Westc0tt Express
EDG AR VAN ETTTN GEORGE Il. DANIELS
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04
LIvERPooL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool May 3. p m-Cotton-Spot in limited dc
maud; prices i-IGd lower: American mifdlng fair.
l5,lsi good middlng. 44sd. middling. 7ried; low
Of the day 6O0O baes. Of which 500 tcr
speculation and export included $500 American
Receipts 1000 American. Futures opened quiet
and closed qulet steady: American mddng c.
Nav. 20 64i sellers: May 2D-64d sellers;
June and July. 21-64d sellers: July and August.
22Sid sellers: August and September, 166+s4 1854
sellers: September. 1T-64d sellers; October c.
! 4-6td sellers October November "a sellers; No
verber and December 5 6a-efg3 6S-sld value
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. MAY 3-The offerings the wool auction
sales to-day numbered 41sO bales half Of which were
Crossbreds. The demand continued good Home buyers
increased their purchases. while the Continent bought
small quantity II the best grades Fire merinos
taken by America. fine haired briaging cent
higher Following the sales in detail: New
Queensland Isoo hales secured. Is led1s 6d greasy
5G1Od Victoria 100 bales. scOura1, 5i@dG1s 2lzd
greasy 3ed9l-d. South Australia. 5l bales. secured
ln-d greasy 4d6d West Australia 6O bales; secured
aGIs greasy ~ NewSealand S.lCO bales
secured. 5dd1s 3isd. greasy. 2%d9Ed. Cape Of Coed
Natal. 500 bales; secured 1s61s Id; greasy.