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Cas- welI Abandoned.

Arkansas City. KAN April 30.-The first
gas well drilled by the Arkansas City
Natural Gas and Oil company. has been
abandoned and the company will begin
the drilling of another if the city viii help
financially. In case the city refuses. q
first well was drilled on the townsite- be-
tween the Arkaraas and Walnut rivers
The next we'll viii be drilled east of the
Walnut and not between the two. The
FIRST well was down nearly I,301 feet and
several small flows Of gas were found
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Chlcaeo Produca marke..

Chicago Ill. April 30.-BUTTER-Nar
ket easy Creamery. 17d21c: dairy 15G21c
EGGS-Market easier. At mark, cases
included, 14d1p4c.
CHEESE-New cheese firm. Twins IN
13l4c Daisies, 13d13lac; Young Americas
1910.
POULTRY Market steady Live tur-
KEYS 12013c; live chickens Pic
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WIN LaY % sixtv Boats.

New York. April 30.-The Cornell
Towing company. which virtually con-
trolls all the towing on the Hudson river
viii lay up sixty of its boats tonight
as j result Of the demands of the
marine engineers for more pay and
shorter hours The Cornell company
does all the ice barge towing on the
Hudson and this. with the increasing
warm weather, may raise the price Of
Ice
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-30

Sabetha. Kan. April so.-Rain began
falling here Tuesday evening and contin-
ued all night and Wednesday, with
STEADY pourdown. The ground was thor
ouehly soaked and was a benefit to the
wheat and oats crop, which was badly in
need CT rain
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sugar and oofee Market.

New York April 30.-SUGAR-Raw SUI
gar steady. Fair refining, 3 Slice; centrifu-
gal. IS test. 11-16c; molasses sugar. Sc
Refined sugar steady. Crushed, $5.45; pow
dered S4.g5. graduated, S4.s5
COFFEE Market quiet. NO. Z Rio SIC.
SSES-Marl1et firm.
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Opening Liverpool cables: Wheat and
corn sd higher
Receipts of grain at Chicago: Wheat Ii
cars. graded. O. Corn 1Q2 cars graded o.
Oats. 10 cars. graded, T.
Second Liverpool cables. Wheat 1kd
higher, corn sd higher than yesterday
Chicago. Good general commission trade
an oats deferred options having best de-
lnaud, some local profit taking in July.
Trade In May was light and on both sides
OF the market
Liverpool closing cables: Wheat ia
higher. corn sd higher.
Receipts of grain at Kansas City. Wheat
Is cars. corn. So cars; oats. cars
Northwest grain receipts today Mime
mpolis, s6 cars Duluth y cars. A year
ago. Minneapolis, 174 cars Duluth. .
cars.
Estimated grain receipts at Chicago to-
morrow. Wheat. 30 cars. corn, lO4 cars:
oats. 100 cars. hogs. 1900 head.
Chicago. Privileges for tomorrow. July
Wheat-Puts. d5sc. calls. 1850. curb 72izc.
July corn-Puts. 41S4ci calls, 453sc; curb,
45isc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-30

I.arned. kan April 30.-An inch Of snow
and sleet. followed by heavy freeze last
night has. 1t is feared. greatly damage
early wheat and killed fruit in this coun-
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[ FURNISHED by }. e. Gail. Commissions
Grain, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
once 10 West Sixth street Telephone
~. Correspondent Christie Grain aRo
stock Company. Kansas City. Mol
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in the northwestern counties to 80 de-
grees in the southeastern. The tempera-
ture is also low in Missouri and the
western districts
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Cotton Market

New York. April 80-COTTON- Sales to-
day. III bales Spot cotton closed 3 points
higher. Quotations per 100 pounds: Mid
ding uplands, S1075; middling gulf. SLIGO.
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FURNISHED 81 j. H. Gall, Commissions.
Grain. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
office 10 West Sixth street. Telephone
$50. Correspondent Christie Grain and
Stock Company Kansas City Mol
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Kansas City Grain

Furnished by J. e Gan, Commissions.
Grain. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Office 10 West Sixth street Telepnona
$50. Correspondent Christie Grain and
Stock Company. Kansas City. MOI
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DU CHAILLU DEAD.
Famous Naturalist and Author
Passes Away.

St Petersburg. April 3O-Paul Du
Chaillu, the American author and ex-
pIorer who was stricken with partial
paralysis yesterday, died at midnight. A
brother of Vereschagin, the Russian
painter. viii arrange for the burial Of
the body in the Litterateurs cemetery,
if it is desired that the interment be
made here.
Paul Belloni Du Chaillu was born in
Paris. France, July 81, 1885 At an
early age he removed with his parents
to the mouth of the Gaboon river, on
the west coast of Africa, where his
father held a consular appointment. He
was educated in the Jesuit institutions
of that country. and learned. among
other things, several of the native Ian
guages-
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Topeka Market.

VEAL CALVES.
LIGHT ------ ..-..-.--..---.-----....$ 400d5.09
u "a GRAIN. ''''' 80 ''7 'V0
NO 2 NEW WHEAT ...--.......-........60o
NO. 3 NEW WHEAT ......-..-..-.....-..5 $50
YELLOW AND MIXED CORN. .:l5c
NO OATS .-------.- .-----..--.---.-.-..--3o SOC
~ . FRUiTs AND VEGETABLES. '-'O
FURNISHED by S +. Lux. successor TO ".
o. Anderson d Co., 30 Kansas ave
ANGEs-california Washington ma
wells, best sizes, 500: of sizes. s2.75u2S5 IS;
TFM0NSMGaIifornia 800 and $50 sizes
81 58a2G0 per box; 240 and 40 sizes. $3.50
BANAN As-Fancy Port Idmons. s2.25@
PINEAPPLEs- Sizes. "a. 50, IS per crate.
ERRIEs-Arkansas stock ar
irving freely. As the season advances
ping stock $3.50 per 24-box crate
TABLE POTATOES-Ka Valley. per
bu-. 45c: Minnesota Burbanks. soc per bu;
Minnesota Rurals- per H.. 55c: Colorado
Pearls. per bu., 6Sq7oc. Colorado Rurals.
SEED PoTATOEs-Red River Early
Ohio, per bu;. 65a6oc; Bliss Triumphs. per
bu;, e9ei Early sixx Weeks Per pu., 65e,
seed sweet potatoes. per bu.. 50casL25. ac-
cordlng 70 variety
Wisconsin Red Globe, per bu, Soc
NEW POTATOES-Sl-2 per is bu box;
1o.uJ per Du Ho8.
GREEN BEANS-1-3 blu. box, 75c
RADISH ES-Ifot house. per dozen
punches. s0c
IETTJCE-Hot house. per dozen, 40c
TEXAS RADISHES-Pe dozen punches
25p50c; Texas green onions per dozen
punches. 20c.
SPINACH-Per bu.. 6oc-
NEW BEETS-40c per dozen
NEW TIRNIPS-40c per dozen.
HUBARB-In small lots. 2i1c per ID;
sPARAGJs- soc per aoz. punches.
dozen.
TOMATOES Florida s-basket crate.
s4.25: choice, $3.50. 6-baslket crate
DATES-Fair. 4lAa5c per ID. sFard. S9s1zo
Cer 10.
. COCOANUTs-Per sack. ss25; per dozen.
CHEEsE-Eansas Y. A.. 14c lb.: New
York State l5c ID; brick 15c ID: Limbur-
ger. 14c lb.: block Swiss, l6c ID; 26-Ib
Daisy. 16c ID.
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Irene Homer. Soprano.

Teacher of Voice. Studio 1872 Tyler
Hours 10 q. m. to ? p. m. ard to 3. IN
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Furnished b. a. G.. Goodwin. Commits
sion Company. Commission Merchants
Room No 3, Columbian building indie
pendent telephone 79Sl
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Topeka, April 80
Prices paid in Topeka TINS week. based
on Boston quotations.
GREEN SALT CURED FLAT.
NO. TAITOW 70
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The government forecast sent out this
morning was Fair tonight and Friday.
Warmer Friday and west portion to-
night" The wind this morning was
northwest. blowing 20 miles an hour
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HoN HTEf4 1893 s2-T p4.f eaas $3.50
TEf2-CDuntry, 13c.
EGGS-Case count. lie.
POULTRY-Hens. S1sc h: ROSTERS I5c
each; ducks &c h.: geese, &c ib-: turkeys
l9c b.; young ROSTERS. sc b; live spring
chickens. &c ID.
Market firm.
PRAIRIE HAY-Ey car ......-... $6.50657. 81
PRAIRIE HAY-By ton (haIed). 7.G09r7.58
PRAIRIE HAY 0oose) .. 5000 "a
ALFALFA HAY-By load, per ton. $40 %
ALFALFA HAE-Baled, per ton. IS. O0Q16.0a
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Open high Low Close Yes
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22

quotations follows; Flour was dull; Ne 2
spring wheat S0lRc No T3QS0c; No red Io12gsO12c
No 4494c No 2 yellow, 46Ac; No oats 3o7sc;
white 30 y 13Sc; No 491295oc; good teeons
seed 81 12 Northwestern 81 ~ prime timothy seed
So IS: clover grade, s11 50uS1 70; mess poG
per bb SIT 50q$17 62l2 lard, 100 fo - sSqSS 20
Qoose), 50 25gS9 35 dry salted
Cboxed) %; short clear sides 6ooxed 90
50 621z. On Produce Exchange to-day the butter
at mark Included. 14g141zc Cheese (neW) weak
I14a12Ac
Duluth, May 21.-Cose: Wheat-lTo arrive. No nara.
sO%zc; No 1 Northern. 1850 No Northern $3.50 May
Northern. 7sA4c; July Tsc: September 'O$Ac oats
May. SAC.
Minneapolis May 21.-Ciose: wheat-Cssh I9sc; July
767sc; September, 6912069tsc; on track. No l hara
s0Bc: Northern. 791sc; No Northern fs4so no 3
Northern, 77AQ7Sc.
Milwaukee May 21-wheat steady: No Northern.
&c: Northern s2qs21ac; July. I3e4c Rye hTn
No 5312c. Barley. 3zc lower: No osc sample soV
Corn--July, 44444t4c.
Philadelphia. May 21.-Wheat dull and &c lower; con
tract grade: May s01s GS1c Corn quiet but steady May
5OA G5O12c quiet and firm; No white clipped
41Izd42c steady: fair demand; extra western
creamery. 225sc Pennsylvania prints. 24c Eggs IN
changed: nearby. 15c the mark; western ioc
Southwestern 15c Southern. 14c. Cheese firm; fair de
mand full choice fall 14 G15c fair to
good 14Gl4zc: choice 122c; fair good new 119
I24c. Receipts-F1our 1,SOO bbls and 243lOOo 10 In
sacks wheat 81 600 bush: corn 5000 BUSH oats 1000
shipments-Whea 123. COO bush corn. $500 bush
oats 2.G0O bush
St. Louis May 21.-ciose: wheat.No 2 red cash
nominal: May, 734tc; July. T070AcI September 6s5c
No hard. 72Qe74i5c. C'orn-No cash norninsl; May
nominal: July sc: September 4113Q41tsc. Oats-No
cash, 3lsc nominal: July. S3c; September 3Oc; NO
white 3S12c.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW "a
RrINs AND PEAS-Tnere quiet trading IN DO
nestle white beans. but stocks were very nght ana
haIsar. are asking prices; in some instances
little more Foreign show further advance OF 9boa
several lots medium have been sofa az
80 and choice L<ghon jobbing at 81 Is Scotch peas
Ia buyers We quote Beans 70 ~ r.d
do 81 &c; DO pea - 5o 90 Ted
ktaney So eoas2 So white kidney. 81 IoS2 za 90
yellow 81 sods2 40
6 ira California 81 Toa5s2 rs DO imported giants 81
S5s5 ia. do ITALIAN s2dS2 To- 90 othef Iorei
medium 81 soGs2 foreign pea 81 oS 90 lCTes @
- horIoes " auty maid s2as2 Scotch. bags
zine ner bush. 81 625zTs1 60. -. ,,A.x.i
warm weather and
80 sy. combined little queter tracing puL
the situation eho theIe Is
sessv 70 firm holding OF nearly all grades 1he s
the basis OF ZZc Tor eAHa
OF me Cay enc iot of Is selling under call on
.raga tbs morning that price QUALITIES ss ,
considerable portion OF tne stoch
lns n, ~. TOP price. The Western packinss OF
relatively Anc nne
sac d yajd probably bring little more than We aaors
5oDu. .+saSv quote: Creamery, e1tras per Ip
e-sts aal Lc do seconds, 1eh92eto; GO ower
rsaes isiec State dairy nbs fancy. nc .tston q
snest ice: good 20 prime lf4lse oe
Isc: do sooo 10 choico
ersoss. - eonmcn fair. fzfi<oi We~fArn
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
OTHER mARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 21.-Cattle-Recepts. 1000 head Mar Mar
strong loc higher Good to prime steers 81 s9
sSG$4 e cows 50qs4 hstfers s2gs4 80; eaaaess
s4s4 60 Hoss-Rs9ePts s, 3ao6S
I09o15e lower Mixed and butchers. SO 1oqs6 85 good
to choice heavy 45ass en- rough neayg % ieaso to
Receipts steady lambs steady 70 ioc
Lever Good to wethsrs. 81 io9So %: la'r 10
choice mixed 50 1904 75 native lambs - eo9SI IN
Cfnenna NAV 21.-Hogs active, lower - sogso ~
Cattle duIi 81 -b4 IS sheep dull lower. g oo9si 30
Lambs duh lower. s4as5 25 mn u..,,..
calves so natives Beeves steady 70 strong cows and
-ocer. ana feeders Choice export ana oressd
beef steers 81 5ss5 fair rood y seers4 %;
FEEDER. 81 5ogs4 TO; Western fed stees - cog
~ ant 81 1b4k4 ooi Texas COWS
s2ssa co. native cows 81 75aS4 45 native heers 81 $50
~ csnuers 81 2nms2 40 buiis. 81 h5TS Ioi calves
e 5oass 90 Rogs-Rscspts $500 head Msrksi ea1Ss 81 &C
hi,er ton Sc Is. Sd 15 SO 4 heavy 70
fss AZ. mixed packers s6s6 s5 light IS s2s gss 2o
yox ers SO dse 20; pigs <S 2egka
A 400 head fec higheri native
a. anaT 40. W.stsrn s4soS7 20; FED sssA ~ %
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Nork, May y. 1903.
CoFFEE-Speculation il coffee decidedly more ac-
TO-DAY, sn6 prices. which had opened
finished steady at partial advance Of 10 points
reported Of 5000 bags. Part the trading was
switching nature and as such probably reflected the
longs avoid deliveries
There little OF nothing in the calculated
~uence speculation Il holiday . EuroDean
and consequently quotations
those sources OF the primary neither
ported price changes. and Is holiday there
today soyices viii be received from Rio and Santos
CT Friday The port receipts fairly heavy, and
could have influence toward a
The demand seemed originate with who
after the fractional declines of
DAYS and there also further liquidation
result Of general trade conditions rather than
csl Developments. The market quiet with quo
tsIiols the basis of 5isc for Rio No. 4
The OF coatract prices in the local market to-day
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New May 81, 1903.
RErvEs-Receipts only head. consigned direct;
No sales IepE,e Dressed Sc @ se, sfssfy ssf received quoted
american live cattle selling 12Q12Ac dressed eiEn
rsfTgera,oE beef at sS 3 & per on no. the TTnidad to Ber
muda Tomorrow the Cedric for Liverpool is estimated
to s Rs- market were 100 head
tnfa o ss7 head to be Sold Jersey City and 23f
The market Ted vsss sGw sod aad eaFts at sas psr
100 n City veas general sales 7a9Ec per ID
e q S l. y;s a. 9S s E. at at $ s5 80 sS
Vg Fl Fl Il Hume Bro 80 veals 142 n at s. a. 90 .,,
s Judd & Co: SO Buffalo veas 159 H. at So' u Veais'
~ P sa5dess s5 IS g veaiS dS Is S5 III f. al at
sqR ysss 81 M adddag at st cars direct
- sIaehe4erf Were "a cars G178 head making wi{h
the carried O. ever 14seT fro & aHd IL at
Sheep heavy supply very sg@ ss snu suffering the
least Yearlngs ruled steady Spring Lamps s WeFs caTs
but rT not ali Ta's seeP We're sheep sold at s8gS4 70
100 - NJ sss yssFnss a faw 1 y BGao d. at So
mutton 7hG1Oc per N; dressed yearlings SHgi4e'
dFssssd sRgns AOs Coz q West Virginia e8
do g Virginia s osa 81 n 6nfa at s. ssseG Sg ss m
xrsn!s y, g so ssFas s o IS f B al al g IS ~ a.
IS; West virginia DO 81 90; do 12o To- at
MSPhefson S go e Co @ yi5snia lamb. n &C. r 3 at st
ss7 S2 Do 1 8 dS @ a. at IS IS 2s IS as7 Maryland
Ss do n a. S. Vest xpd EpEina Sheep lss b. at s.
os at 50 90 Do s iS4 %rna n at smb "a 3 II 10
at hs5es S. so f4o do Ss n at o Buffalo ysarnes
~ ae 30 o. ~ az 81 IS: "a Kentucky SO ~ at
IS 50 298 Ohio sheep SO 10 at 81 90 Sc Ke1tqeky nc S9
S Judd & Co: 43 Buffalo lambs a 10 at 80 %; 40
Tsuffao vearIfngs 81 75 1lst do ~ 70 AZ
no Buffalo sheep fb ST 6o IT'S DO s5 To- at -
40 50 m az Ss T5 l5 Pennsylvania do III TO- al "a
Tobin q shannon; 245 Buffalo yearlings II 70 at s8
J H Hume 319 State yeaTlings % ID a' 30 =
sheen s5 10 at 81 R5 . bucks, 135 10, az 50 -, -
HoGS-Receipts IS cars. or S4o1 head anou, ~ car
on alive. The lower; state hoss sor9
ss 20 per 100 n Country dressed. medium to light weight
4Saies4s sanders; 3s state hogs 236 70 average. at
ss % per 100 10: 10 do S23 f at SIS 2o stags 45O o
So .>. 20 c.o.. Aor. GIT
j. II. Bro. date yesterday1; 20 state noss HI
N a. Sc 4o 3 roughs. $50 70, at 50 40 az. -
Andrew Mullen date yesterday1: AZ state hoEs ,os ID
q cIIrtis q Son date yesterday: II State hogs l66
n, at so 4o roughs. 2e3 n, at 20 40 -, ,eo .,
John p Nelson date yesterday: lo State hoss ioo p'
So 10. r.. 49,, -. -
H Hollis Gate yesterday: State hogs la4 10
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, May 21.nclosing; Wheat-spot. No red
Western winter firm IS 415d; No Northern spring quiet
IS I'D No California steady 6s slzd Futures quiet;
July, 6s I'd; September 6s sd Corn-Spot American
mixed steady. As I'D American mixed old quiet,
quiet June. As 61sd; July, IS 3D. Sep
tember. As 3D. Peas-Canadan quiet 5s 1012d. Flour
St louis fancy winter quiet Sc Sd Hops at London
Pacific Coast steady. f5 10saf6 6s Beef easy;
India sos Pork hrm prime mess Western SIS ed.
Hams-Short cut u TO i6 10 steady o3s Bacon steady:
long clear middles, light 2s to "a 10 Sis 3D. long
IS to 20 ~ SIS clear bellies IA to 16 n sos Shoulder
Suuare, II t 1S 10 steady, 40s. Lard quiet; prime
erces, 46s: American refined in pals. ASS
Butter-Good United States 75s CheeseAmerican finest
white old steady. 6Ss; do quiet. Sos.
city steady Pos. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady
42s Cd Rosin-ComInon firm. IS 3D. PetroIeum-Refned
steady 8l4d IAnseed oil dull 24s 3D. Cottonseed oil
Hull spot easy, 21s T1sd. Talow-Australan IN
London easy. 30s 60.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22

creased $4,000 bushels in five dav- Ts,vs, rarta.s
which were the only open closed u IA ret Ioysr
40 ~, estnated that Argentine shipments would
-uS'Voo pusnels this week, that Indian sh
pss were raising their on the expcrtable
,eo-t. 5ts mere We're no export sales while
& prts ola 10 loads Quotatons wheat ahoat
were as foilows: No Northern Duluth Ssssc. No
ns nao MANITOBA ssSc: No / Northern Manitoba s7Hc
red Ns olortnern chicago. s6tsc all TO arrive; No
teu NeW-fork, S2ss nominal. mar
het was steady until rains in Illinois released
oos long grain, under which fell
et 1 was weak most OF the session closing isGfsc
me- lower on July and later positions whereas May sold
up lac on another scare OF shorts. TO
sppIy mere Not only did country offerings increase
pt reeepts were $4,000 hush against
year. and Chicago lot estimates showed an
soey pearish on corn; Export business consisted of
oaos mere and 3 loads at outports No closed
.. &C elevator and b4+c, aoat No white. So nc,
ano no yellow 6519c, both ahoat. OATS
mere was sharp break in a OF improved
weather and general liquidation Cash sales here
only Sl.oe bush No oats closed 3Sc; No
; sc: no white and standard white. 4I1ae; No 3
white 40ec' track white, 3sG44c- RYE-Market
steady No Western 5s1zc o afoat; State SO
@SSc. .-BARLEY-Markel dull Feeding was quoted
Ole, and mailing. 52G6So. both 0 / Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22

Spot closed quiet with quotations 10 pos nj sa .
On he basis Of y middling upland ana 4oVc I
,sdIsn Tglf ssIes amounted 1900 bales Southern
srot rnsrkets telegraphed follows; tIaIyestoA
,-1sreI UNCHANGED zc New-Orleans nominal IN
snged et II e-lec: sales 100 bales: Mobile noInlna
Savannah quiet and firm. unchanged
a. 1Il.c sales bales; Wilmington nominal nnclangeo
unchanged. at n.c: baItlflore
-rfnsI unchanged at 115sc Augusta steady uncaIge
a. II Sc: sales bales; St Louis quiet unclaseo
New-Oreans for tomorrow
az 700 10 5000 bales compared with l1l3 bales actna
and 1 Galveston expects
zoo - 900 bales against LS43 bales last week ano
g.Ie fast year Al Houston 200 900 bales are e1-
-e5 compared with 723 bales last week and $50 oAie
q a., oo-,-
.-eS -Jfb the same day week and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
NAVAL STORES.

The light stocks Of spirits urpeBtine at were
again factor resulting in further gain In ths quoted
prices. demand moderate. Rosm STEADY
and fairly active. Tar ruled steady TO Arm at unchanged
prices. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-o and machin. bbs STAG
TAR-Pine bbIs So 25gs2 30; bbIs, 81 4o6sf 45.
ROSIN-Common to good strained $2qs2 %: D. 81 log
81 20: E 81 20dS2 rs; F. s2 30 G. 81 35; II, 81 5b l.
So 10: K. IS 20: NJ, s3 As; n, So 55: c. So 75 W W.
STOCK ON HAND.
DN-s
Savannah May 21.-Turpentine firm at 49Ac; receipts
bbs; sales 292: exports 1Se. Rosin firm: receipts
1861 bbls sales, $40 exports 2076; quoted: and
81 90; ID and e 6 81 20: G, 81 49, II. s. 35: S3
K Ss 10: N So 20: n So Is: G. So 30: W W. SO 65.
wilmington May 21.-sprits turpentins opened firm at
4sac closed 4SAc receipts go casks Rosn firm
bid receipts. e1 bbls Crude turpsntine quiet
s. So 25 S3 75; receipts I02 bbls. Tar nrm al
81 65; receipts, 6S bbls.
Charleston. Nav 21-Turpentne quiet at 4e&c Rosin
quiet quoted: A. and c, 81 30: d and e. 81 30: F.
81 so: G. 81 IS: H. 81 20: 81 IS; X. ss NJ, So 10; NJ
So Is; w G. So 25; W W, So As
London. May 21.-Turpenttnespirtts. as I'D Rosin
American. strained. IS 1014d: fine, 9s
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May 2t.-The offerings at the wool auction
sales today amounted IL 170 bales. Mernos and
crossbreds were in active demand locks pieces
were eagerly bought by Continent Broken goods
request Arenas sold freely to
Germany. Moderate supplies Of merinos and crossbeds
Americans Following the sales de-
tail: New south Wales. $500 bales; secured 1ldq2s;
idols 1O54d; greasy. 74qs1Ad Victoria: 400 bales;
91adG1s 3D. greasy 6Adg1s Sd South Austria
La 400 bales; secured is Idols Sd; greasy. 95sdQ1s
Tasmania 600 bales; greasy. 6sd91s lad New Zealand
Good Hope Natal 200 bales secured Is 45dqp1s Sd
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22

COTTON-Yesterday OF the most active. most
irregular days OF the recent
period. The trend downward, however ana al tbe
control after very heaV
weak Liverpool cables heavy estimates
receipts snd continued faEoranIe weather
Following the call there period OF lrregularity'
then rally under bull support. which was, now
ever confined entirely the late months A1er
this the receipt closing Liverpool cables Teects
points lower and the late al ociiL
q OF the most excited ana
movements the market had yet WI
minutes or so, July was 500
down 20 Soc 10 &C and September 70 st9c
All classes traders seemed TO be selling ano te COZ
ton apparently absorbed by certain pear
substantial profits IN the decline OF ever -
Wednesdays close. Then speculation peSl1s
Prices fuctuated narrowly. win the
disposition to support az ne
found subsidng rally ensued whlch d@Ee~
II points. but the estimates Aor
receipts heavy. the interior move
rnent bearsh and from ali points decreasing oe
highly speculative atmosphere SUI
suitable cash advances. and TINS
again began halnTnerlng values Inc oQls
aggressive and prices gradually developed
declining tendency being forced down slowly al ns but
1s at the close they low level Tor the
6a~ finally Irregular, closing easy AT
net loss Of 2TI5S points Total sales futures were
receipts DsleS
The Southern spot markets y ere
oViet and generally unchanged. while the NeW-1oIk
liverpool II points lower. with the sales thers OF
bales. - a..
OF contract u the 40I@A ~
WIS al
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, May 81. p. m.-Cotton-spot moderate
business done prices - points lower American midling.
middlng 6.1od good. ordinary, 5s6d; ordinary, seed.
the day 5000 bales OF which 500
for speculation and export and included 1900 American
Receipts, 6,10O bales, all American Futures opened
and closed denloralized American middlng May.
August September 572d: SeptembeOctober 531d:
October November. 5.02d: November-December. 4939
494d; DecemberJanuary 49144 92d; JanuaryFebruary.
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