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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
ExPoRTs LAST MEEK.
GENERAL Market REPoRT.

1.1T p 4gl-.
oOFFEE-Ths coffee market C1erel steady a. IN
prices 20 decline r- I--1cs -n-e- -1--erAs
louiGaIan 1r -.--l-e -erllL- "a
zine quiet TIE ---lta- ts--es
l--er increased l--f--ps ana
Sas O. C- 40 points.
reported S1 BASS TIE early news was Gl-1-
a Etan6-oG. u tl-
But eeect sentiment rN--s % further t2-4 ~
early o. c1-ee, and T-e RIO was
% higher Santos ur- uca1 ana che trade ap-
psgred be expecting further breaks III -~ primary mar
kets TIE European markets were Irregular. W-tr L-4
4 -c =
higher The break the caused partly eH
talk o. WeGZer uara-.. H-t appeared 20 p ils
Q 90 resl-L
continued guinness hlLL trade spe-
Importers perhaps Tie tesL 1Ters %
decline Eece the ports were l-a'v bags
- o0O The interior had 400 bags,
10 go last year tle interior santos pointer
reflected moderate movement -1T f-clFs ca--es -s
1lrEe- quiet N-- quotations Oh Tie oasis o.
64sc 10 T. The tHtl4 warehouse deliveries IN TIE
uited fCv the week --~ lsEa. against
80 50 bags last e-l-1 f1- tle same eea
santos receipts Tor The week asEreafe- "A a
bags. win 5000 llzl week a-- --t --r re
corresponding last year Receipts Et RIO aEE-e-
gated leo 900 baEs. cor--Gsse wife p 600 bags ere
si1us 900 year. RIO cleared $1,000 l-Es
q United curing Tie week -l LN l-~cre-
Santos cleared IL 600 the L--g1 2s Oh
Europe Receipts Rama -Cr -Le week ll present
81 600 bag cear-1ces 20 re I-e- states a-
Germany. MI. 70 The rest ~ Europe, $500 llgE
The range OF contract prices II me local market To-Day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
OTHER MARkErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May -CATTLEl-Receirts 1900 head. tn
Guiding T-XunH steady weak good 70 prime steers
So s. to puor medium 81 s. 90. sr1cEers and feed
SJGS4 81 500 81 80, helfsrs, s. Z5GS4 co.
canuerz. s. GV6s2 bulls. S-8Sf TO- calves. s. 81 s.
Texas fed steers. S4GS4 40 HOGS-Rece.pts to-day
and butchers s. TOaS4 02a good heavy
81 galz rough s. 6J4S4 20 light, 81 COG 81 500
bulk sales. 81 7BdS4 30. sHEEP-Heceipts, % coo
steady lambs steady good 70 choice
wetherz. 81 C10$5 %; fair choice mixed So 5cGS4 go
clipped native lambs 81 sass 70
slow 5gIoc lower prime steers s5GS5 20 shiDPug. 81 50
ass. butchers - 254S+ 50; hefers. 81 5oGSt So
1854 bulls S3US+ stocksrs and feeders. 81 44SA 4O
heifer 1898 % good fresh and sprngers
s. higher others steady good % choice 9tSSon medium
to good. s324S45: common S2u1 $40 VEALS-Receipts
head. pigs slow and lower others steady heavy s. $50
S. mixed s. 1895 lIz Workers. SoQSa 10 pigs, - 50
asa S4 40 SsSS 90, ddirtss
s. scQS5. SHEEP AND L.AAfBS-Eeceipts - 200 hefi.
active; &c lower lambs Sc higher others steady
lambs 81 506S6 40. yearngs AID wethers 50 -oGS5 Co.
ewes. 3 5oGs4 70: sheep. mixed, 81 25gS5 .
Clnsinnata May s-tC,5S ssJf77aHI@y4 - 30 y - %
81 LAMBS strong. 81 90 70 So "a
Kansas City. May 9.-CATTLE-Recefpts $500. IN
GLIDING 500 Southerus Market steady Export and
dressed beef 81 70 81 % IS; fair 20 good 81
81 60 Western fed steers 50 81 20 stoekers and feed
50 IS "a 75 Southern steers 81 SO s. 3o South
cows 81 50sf, native cows 81 "a 81 20; native
heisers s. 25u 81 80; bulls So so 50 500 calves ESQ
lower, So T5m 50 90. HOGS-Recelpts 1000 Steady.
Top 81 So bulk OF sales 81 6og 81 81 y heavy 81 rs
81 So; packers. s. 20 50 Sc pigs and lights sac
8 10 sHEEP-Receipts, $500 Market DC higher
Native lambs. s. 50n$ 50; Western lambs. s. SO IS
fed ewes. 81 500S5 500 yearngs, "a TOO IS 10;
clipped sheep. 81 IS stockers and feeders. So
4 80 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

o1- MARKET Tor sf7t cotton closed dun
ss sec on ne basis ~ I3soc flr mtdlng upland ana
- li nAl--lg Er-f- Sales: Export direct shipment.
49, c9-s1uutiCl. 15 delivered contract loD.
E-is Follows; Savannah qllet. unchaIgel az l3elc.
nominal ACrf-l- ql.ef, uIchnlee4 az
81 naes Baltimore. nominal. unchanged Lee.
- lis quiet unchanged a. I5a4c. Charleston. rClll
s4ll-se eesg. zee 13c. safes. 100 bales.
,-1-sllh quiet unchanged ~ 13-lGc. NeW-0rleans
An -lnFet az la la-lGc; sales, BOO bales. Augusta
cen. -kea az p sc, sales. II bales Estimated
&c.. ~ iealIg points Tor to-morruW- Al Galveston.
- % 100 bales, 223 lest week 62l4
- az NcsF reana. $500 $500 bales. AGAINST 2.5CT
at- oaat year. Houston. 20 1000
~. esa-isi 44s last week and 6.aNe last year
49, pe a. the ports and interior points to-day com
49, ---- Ne nane day IL MaeL and IL E.ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
Citations.


VNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- York BY the grace OF God free and independent To
May Constance AlOwers Mary Constance kloWer, IT..
Margaret Campbell knoEer, George 5 Coz Grace
E-aC-a Allen. BENJAMIN kn5we- Allen. John Allen
behalf BENJAMIN Euowe- Allen and az persons
q BENJAMIN knCvvr. ats OF Las
County 81 York deceased, creditors. o.
kin ~ otherwise send greeting: each you
are hereby required personally be and
pear Surrogate Of the County q New York.
Surrogatss Court q sad County, held az uAs
County Court House IN The County = Ns'~ YORK., on
twentieth OF Nay 800. haIc-pasc ten coca
forenoon ot LAT day. taen a1d there 70 attend
proceed o. Mary
Constance execuLrK OF Lh8 last Will and
testament said dscease and such OF hereby
under the OF twenry-ons years, are
required appear ~ your guardian = have
or Ii YOU appear and apply for be
apuoiuted the neglect failure =
guardian viii be appointed by the Surrogate .
represent Tor N the proceeding
IN Testimony Whereof. We have caused the Seal %
Su-rCgates Court q the said County %
.. New York BE hereunJ0 afs1ad Witness,
Z. g Hon. Abuer o. Thomas. SurTC gate OF
t.--..-i said County. the County o. New XoFx.
arst OF APRIL N the year q
Il,-a one THOUSAND nfns hundred and four
JAMES A DONNELLy.
q EEr-oga-ss
GERALD HULL GRAY. Attorney for E2xscutrtK. No.
Wall Street New Nork tity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
EUROPEAN PRopucE MARKEr.

Liverpool May e.-CIosing: WTIEAT-Spot Gull: No
California Is; futures barely steady; May. 6s BAD;
July Gs 4ssd; September. Is Gid CORN-Spet firm;
American mixed. new As 4.2a American mixed old, IS
ia futures quiet: As 3isd, July. Is and. PEAS
Canadian steady Sd. FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter
dull S. 80 HOPS London Pacific Coast) firm E6 ESQ
f8 l5s BEEF-Fasy: India PORK
Easy prime mess western 62s Sd, CUT AIEATs-Hams.
to 45s: bacon, CNuTnber-
land CUT 2s 80 10 sl; short RIB 10 to "A s8s
clear naiddlss Is TO "a n. 35s Cd; long
middles heavy IS 10 40 n 3s shoyt clear backs 10
- 10 54s: clear bellies IA 20 10 70 u.s. shoulders square
II u dun. sos I4ARD-Steady; prime Western n
tierces. SIS Gd American refined pals Sd BUT
TEIl-GOod States. steady.
American white Ais American finest colored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
LONDON WOOL Markets.

London May g.-The offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day amounted 20 1885 bales A fine supply
OF Victorian was in strong request for America and
Germany. Scoureds with q good degnany and
prices IN sellers First pieces secured and
seconds were taken by French buyers highest
rates OF the series hne selection or crossbreds sold
splrtedly. principally home and German buyers
high prices Americans secured suitable lots Cape
Of Good Hope and Natal drrn chiefly Cont
mental demand. and a few parcels bought for
America. Following the sales in detail; New
South Wales $500 bales; secured I'D Is 10d
9+dH Is I'd Queensland. 1000 bales; secured, 9AdR
Is Tisd; greasy. q I0d- Victoria, ., bales.
secured 10d Is iOd greasy. 6tsd0 sd south Aus
traa- 2000 bales secured. ia Is "a; greasy sDI1d
West Australia 500 bales. secured Is 2IaddI Is
greasy. 6QS5ad Nsw-Zealand, $500 bales secured
ida Is I'd; greasy Ga . Is Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal. 500 bales; secured TdS Is Sd; greasy slad9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

Liverpool. May o. 4 p m-coTToN-spot quiet;
prices eight points lower American middliug
Is2d; good middlns SD; Hiddlng. Tssd; low mid
ding. 7s6d: good ordinary, 734d. ordinary, II
The sales % the day 5000 bales OF which
were for speculation and export and Included 500
American; receipts 1900 bales. including Amer
lean Futures opened easier and closed steady; May,
49, q; May and June, T33d June and July L27d: july
ana August 722di August and September, ssTd sep
TENDER and October 6-3ses October and Novsrnbsr.
o1zd November and December. 606d. Dscsrab@r and
January s.02d; January and February a0ld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

coITolrhere littls the DAYS 70 pr
loe activity - the cotton TIE weather was
30 I4togensr favorable Il pretty fair 81 Texas
- iaF as private of.ial a-V--es Llt te1a-
Ills were rather low l several important sections,
2Aen altogether rle days news .r tls respect was
s--I sanco-, and tle trade preferred await the
ay bureau report e. noon to-day before making any
$50 ~ eAls--1g commitments OF entering upon freFn
@-.a usse- lI the conditions SURF l--ci-g The new
s9p rms item being thus disposed ~ from q sDccu-
silicpc-lt The lrft tle influence q
- LIVERPOOL cables and Carsl1erl-i-na regard
- P9.s49e i-a1p--a les ll respect 70
- .el-ef he continued small movement ID naturally
ol-'le Ap interesting fields l1r conjecture. There ia
49, "a OF q conner III July Pa AeA-- some local
.-s g 50 ta- o. predict much -s1er prtcls-
- eplln .l tae southern market S. premium
80. -a-f cent as compared W-tl t.r ..- market
49, sac WE t.er II comes
AeIe and Win i1ea. dec-eE.is- - rate that
t.'1srs 70 leave available supplies hero euh
.--t o. ----. fE.--s are lipre-elsiFe t1st some
- e-le interest T-. he ttu-d take ADVANTAGE ~
--.-.sl.eal position 20 run a squeeze. -s probably
S-.l--ie- +-F fl- c-r-ar1 q
l--iheL Cables were 1znpI 1irt-E nnG the
1890 tea-t az unchanged l-ees 40 cecliDe Of
g. 40 N1fAe- Gown O. -et loss = @0e points
ue hetire Positions. Fll.csnE rls there was an r.
lef m covering am buying by spot houses
- eeN-'fleals =ai1 be- buying
---eale a-nclrf- and with covering the
onEs were absorbed. and prices u the afternoon
i-s- nri advance ~ from POS points. The market
A-lel az practically tile uesr level % tie day
- lnclanEed rC points higher. sales estimated
g -le- s1pqrta Cor the day about double the
.E-slia Dur tle Southern spot markets showed M
80 me- 70 demand. AID spot prizes II some instances
~ sla1e lower
~ sage Of prices IN the market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
q 1AILRoAD.

sIA NB Eat g EEs ESD TxE RpT aEr
II The leaving time from and Cortlands
Streets i've minutes later than that given below for
Iws1ty-thrd Street Station except Wners 0tner"iss
7ss a NJ FAST MAII--ParIoE slssRtRs and Dining
s55 A NJ ST LOUIS LED(PSasn slSsPiax.
Has A. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED--Pulluaaa
Psrtneat Cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo. aud
L5s P. n. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Empress
aPoIis chieaso vs. s. Loaia blaias csE
smoi,aE. and ObservaIion cars For Chicago 70.
iedq,, and cisxsiand5 Dining Ca. 60
$50 p II ST LOUIS EXPREissS-F{or i Pis5 1sr
Iein4S d tRa2naR9Is L0T 1 an yasxx
$50 P. H. WESTERN ExPREss.-zFor Chicago For
s-55 P. NJ PACIFIC ExPREss-Bor Pittsorrs To-
doah Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except
s.25 p n CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI. Ex-
PREssZFor Pitts6urg Cleveland. Cincinnati In
s.S5 P. NJ PTTTsBCRG sPECIA1--Daily for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
T5 s25 IS 1910 Desoroszss and Coctlandt stEssts
Isa 1f' sttssss 2o5 as ~
aEd cOrt!andt Streets 80 s25 M u 10 High-
sgaa5 - Ls ali PSrior and Dinns Cars IS
s425 Ass CDesbrosses and Corrandt Streets. SID.
soUTEf;RS R1TLW&Y-Ezpr.as 1255. SIS d .. H.
ATI-HNTTc COAST LIHE--ExDrssa. s2s a. and ass
sE-AB6ARD AR LIVE RAHwAx,-EzDrsss. 1a0o p m
and l21O night daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY--For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAX.-T66 a week
cav and ass 2. m daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORTOLE--T-55 a. N
weekdays and . D. daily
ATLANTIC CITY--0.55 e. and 255 p wsak-days.
SUNDAYS TBS a Through NesJibuled Trains. Buffet
PaTIor cars aad STANDARD cOsahss wss3laya Par
Tor smoking Car ParlOr Cars. Dining Car. and Sand-
ard Coaches on Sundays
Iy BRIV AEBT n "f PxRR n.rlasn Sundays.
Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
third street station, $50 g. m, lZ2o. 32o tl0 and
E55 n weekdays Sundays, o % a m and 455
p n From Desbrossss and Cortlandt Streets $780,
% a. - go $40. 20. and $40 D weekdays
sundays. o. - a m. 500 n
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sO5 TBS 'T55. SIS s55. 's25 C855 81. Louis L4--
tte 10 10 (Desbrosses and Corandt Streets. 102O)
"I025 (Psnna- Limited, 1888 lis m, ~ S. s155
10 lDesbrosses and CorJandt StreeL 2204 80, -
355 425 s425 -455 ('465 Chicago Limited for Nortn
Philadelphia only, $50 SIS, 755, s25 g. Is OBS for
Sundays eos 55. SIS 'S.25 (s955 81 Louis Lin
IS Go . Psnna- Limited 30 IS 81 S.
PhIiateIpnia on.y) S. $3.50 755. % 825 o. fo-
North Philadelphia only p H., l2io night
Ticket ofces Nos 461 1884 113 ana PSI Broatay; 1s2
Fifh C5eow I'D ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue corner
29th ST.. ! Aston House and stations named above;
way Pennsylvania Annex Station The New York
Transfer Company will call f1r and check baggage
hotels and residences through 70 destination
Telsphoas 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
W W AT-rER8URY J. r WOOD
General Manager Passr Traits Manager
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

cash o17ar,ons were As follows; FLOUR duu and
steaay WIIEAr s s3T,Eg SO"s s 20 No yellow
5S953isc' OATS-No .. 4l54q41~c; No whits. tlgt4S
RTE-No 7OG go BAti-El4-tio2sl tssl alr
or ~ NJ Northwestern. 81 o. TIMOTHY SEED
PRIME Sc 90 CL4OVEEl-Contract grade SD % PottA
81 30 CUT MEATS-short RIBS sides Qoosel 50 Z0So 81,
short Cooxedl. 81 2o&s6 so Wtilssst
he butter market creameres. loo lS-2o; oar
les, 1sglIe EliqsEasy e. mars; cases 'au@S- 4'~~
Duluth May Close: WHEAr-In store No 7 hard,
Northern, ONO. No Northern sJt&ci %
arrive. No hard 044c; No Nortaern SassNSc; 20
northern e0i4 99sl4e; Nay. ee%e; July. seaei Sep
TENDER. s1@e-
Mlwaukse May s-wHEAr-Firmt No Northsrn.
ar No Northern OGG061sa; ola July. 81 sc asked
pvF-Frm. No 4 I4c. BARLEY-Dull: No :. oSci
s1I5Ie 46sisia 6ORN-stsAiyI No 3 60g5sc; July.
4sHao BID
1Ilnuoapois May s-wHEAr. May % a+ci July. 9sisoi
September 81 $50; on track No para S,fS 70
o1s s5Rs5 10; second patents. 81 90So nrst clears
So 5OGS3 CO. second clears 81 o. BRAN In bulk Slo@
TtT,..1,ht, Nav e-wHEAr dull but firm: contract
rrase Nav 81 o. SI %. CORN arm and 1ae higher
May. 54R54i4c. OATS hrnl., 6ut quiet: No : white
Tm winter super IS sass 90 90 szras 50 5Ogsa
Western winter clear 3 +9GS9 81, 60 ss-saS % TX
e Is 40 straEht sacks 81 2OaS4 80; DO patsnt
81 4O1S4 BUTTER steady; TAR demand extra Msst-
steady; moderate Demand frssh nearby las at MARK
Western. 1sc mar fresh y sc az
marx; fresh sogthsFn i ana ~ eso,ce 70 faev es:
Do fair 70 good % 29e L-OO 994S
bush shipnients-Corn. 16OO bush: oats. A5O0 bush
81 Louis May s-wHEAT higher; No red cash, es-
sqs snb HS Sic bid CORN higher: No cash Sc
sSo No white 45Isc: July s6+o; September. sO4sc
october SIS 10: AISIKE prime. SO Is; August 50 Is bid
TfMorHT prime. 81 4Os September timothy. 81 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

Eu-alo Nay -FLOUE-Fazey blended patents. 81 50;
rln- spring patent Is; family patent winter 50 To-
--s r-t,eut s. $. patent 81 20 pastry
s. =. low grades. s. 50 s. e5. WFIE1Ar-sprins
oeriugs ghr. Northern. s. 10; winter no oe-tns
CORN-DuIl. No yellow Soc; No corn. 81 90 &C
gATs-Stroug. white. 4sc. No mixed sac. BAR
IEY-Ons-iags light. nominal EYE-0u0ret. SOC
1--l-9-o Nav 8.-Tns leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
READING SYSTEM


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. R.
Liberty south Ferry. (Ttns from sssra
Ferry nvs minutes earlier than SHOWN bslos.1
EASTON BETH EHEaI. ALLENTOWN AID MArcH
CHIEk-zA00 q. Is Easton onlyl. aIo a NJ 10.
449s 500 t5t5 Easton only p II Sundays s~ss
wIIKEsBARSE AND sCRANroN-zAoo 40 A n
500 p IL Sundays, zA25 A n, LOO ~
LAKEWOOD. LAEEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-zAG0. g. 40 A ~. E130 (140 LAks-
wood an Lakehurst only. 40. al. 90 ?. n (Aos
ATLANTIC CTTY-sa 40 A ". f3.40 P. N
VISELASD AND BRIDGErON-fz40o a. n. fs1so
long BRANCH, AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
Z400. $50 1L3O A. ~. ~ 44s. $50. s.30 Ii-sa
NJ sundaya except Ocean oEo-~ aoo Il IA 400.
PFfIIADFI HIA-CREADrNG rERarrSArO. .srz
100. t30o 'sO0 1000, t1Lo0 A. a.. f126o .Loo.
fLS9. t290. rSo0, = % 500. ts-00 r7.3o. gs-ocs
Path AND CHESTNUT sTEEETS-SAsA tan
1850. 'l145 A. n. 100. $'s-40 500 100 t9-.s
READING HARRISBURG. POrTsyuIE AND WILL
IAMsPORF-' 400, z425, 90. it910. G00o, 1100
A N. Reading only. 81. 90. lei. 20. r3.08 p NJ.
Reading. Poytsvte and Hrs5 only - 90. $500 r NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE e of Rector ST. p q
Atlantic Hits. seabright- Monmouth Ben. and E
zFrom Liberty Street only. Daily daily sxcsps
Tauaqua- xsaturdays aExcept Saturdays
0ss' LiSsTvy 6Fy s9ufR ssEEy; A- ys
Av. g Union Square West. 1S3 East 1e5tn St, 278
West 1s5th ST. 245 Columbus Av. NeW York: Court
ST. 34f $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; 39O Broadway
iamsburg n Transfer Co. calls for and chsS<s 49,
gage destination
". G. BESLER. c N BURT.
Vice-Pres. and Gen MEr. Gen Pass'r AsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

1e1iar4s special Liverpool cables. spot cotton
ASrsse lss 900 bales speculation and export. 800
ei1- ZOO receipts 1900. American. 1000 ul-d-
lover ~ r .-ase fniures optnee quiet and points
49, zee. steady sas points lower May. 1879;
xrsrti-e l-s-; JIns-IUis, cd Iaiv-August. 7.21.
-f-lei-''sr, BaT1s seateul1cr-flctoher. e1sd. oc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
ROYAL Blue LINE.

%Daty. TDaily. except Sunday SUNDAY only.
Omees: Liberty St Ferry South FERRY Aston House.
Union square West 153 East 125th St. 273 West f3sth
St. 245 Columbus Ave. New York; Court St. s4s.
$50 Fulton Brooklyn: $50 Broadway WfiIIarnsourr.
New York Co. calls for chscks ba.sags 20
dzsrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
ELeiN BUTTER MARKET.

Tlg4u. Ill. Nav lspecal) Butter took drop the
F1gfn hoard Trade to-day. IL quoted steady a.
poe &c lower than week The weekly output the
district ga 400 n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

D.
BEANS AND PEAs-ws hss q SLOW eFaESlag market
tirey small lots wanted foT current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

q, 50 ROsIN-C.nnon e-rn- - So PETROLEU1t
Refined quiet, I'D LINSEED OIL, I8s 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
NAVAL STORES.

Te market spirits turpentne shows nrrnness al
though prices unchanged. OHeringI moderate
trst hands ltsiu u lrry ned, VITA common 20
goo quoted r. 50 s5HS2 90 Tar steady 20
Arm with prices unchanged and demand good En- "a fob
hing SPIRITS TTFRPEETIN1-Cu and
machine bbs Ssh 3o9c TAR-Pins bbIs. s. 350S2 40;
of hhIs IS C5rS5 10 EDSIN-Cgulmon good strained.
Sc s5Es2 90: E. g %; r. S3 50. II. So 05HS3 10:
50 co. 81 %; n. 81 So y. 80 soa$4 C. 81 90 ".
STOCK ON HAND
o
Epirt-a turIeutIEe. pbla- Ool
Tar. bDls ib3
Wilmington Nav 9-SPIRTTS TURPENTINE-ESs-
ceips. 10 casks ROSIN STEADY az s. 55 receipts = bills
TAR firm at s.: receipts. 20 bills CRUDE TURPEN-
TINE 81 %, 50 - and 81; receipts. 70 bbls
Charleston. Nav G.-EDSIN firm A. Is. @. %. 50 49, =.
II. s. G5. L s. 20. X. SO: NJ. 50 10: n,
g. %. " c. IS 40 " ". 81 60
Nevv-Oreana. MAY 0-ROSIN-Receipts, % bbl5. TIR-
PE5STTNFs-Hecepts. bills
Savannah. Nav 9-TU fiPENTfNE firm at Sac sales,
b75 bbls receipts 711 exports AZ RoslN hrn' sales
receipts III. 61s Quote: A, r. @,
81 IS: 10 81 co. E. So e5 T. 81 20. O So 70; H. 81 70;
50 So K. 20 Is. ~ 50 20 y, 50 %; W c. 50 30; w,
IS 50.
London May e-TTRPENTINE-6prits. Ais load
ROsIN-Auiercau strained. "a Cd. nne 1is 81.
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Coffee cahes.-Itlo--CCf-ee 80
bs475. = 3221. receipts bags. shipments
f0r The United states 1000 bags; STOCK t. 90 bags
ba1tos-cotes market lg-.. E1ll average santos $500
receipts solo bags stock sos 90 bags E--aslrgC1t
Zee market opened T. rfg higher ESQ ret
tr-hanses t7 i rer -ta5--. s1-ez = 510 l--s
C-fee market opened EteaEv . f-llc lower a. :. r.
E1cEsrge- May. franc E-rhe-. other
Enchg-se- 30 = ~ declined Z. crane. t1--- GALES
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STOCK on HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, May 0. 1904.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10

Live live Qrs. Of
Cattle. Sheep. Beef
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he wanted to be with people and he
felt the need OF somebody 20 love him.
and as he came to realize that there we-s
no love falling to him in the McGinty
family he began TO think of running
away But he did not hurry in going
away, for he wanted to give the Nc
Gintys every chance to alter their
opinion OF him, and on account Of his
tender little heart there is a doubt II
puppyhood for long, long time had not
Mrs. McGinty wounded his pride be-
yond all heading
1t was this way. One dull day Weary
sat in the barn door thinking on the
attitude OF the McGinty family toward
him. He was particularly downhearted
because the McGintys had just sold
their pony, who had been Weary's only
friend oil the farm, and in the pony's
stall there stood an old mule which had
already refused TO have anything TO do
with Weary. Moreover. the old mule
had told Weary that If he ever again
showed I'D in hiS stall he would kick
him higher than ever a dog was kicked
before. Weary very wisely took the
hint and did not wait for the kick. So,
as he sat in the born door on this dull
day, he was very much impressed with
his utter desolation.
1T Is very hard to be thought so
little Of among ones own people"
look spry after the rats I would be
driven of entirely. And now the pony
Is gone and sour old mule threatens
to kick mel" and Weary put his head
between his paws and was very sad.
But just then the sur burst through
the clouds and Weary's little heart gave
sympathetic throb Of Joy, for the pres
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And this misunderstanding OF Weary
Waggles best quality made him very
miserable. II he followed Mrs. McGinty
into the cellar. IN pure love OF her, that
good woman said that he just wanted
TO steal a pie or lick the jam pot, and
she would promptly hoist Weary up the
stairs on the toe Of her generous boot:
for Mrs. McGinty, except in this quick
manner, had no time to waste in setting
dogs about their business II Weary
went into the big gardens TO visit Mr..
McGinty at work he got dirt thrown
into his eyes, because Mr.. McGinty said
that he came on purpose to run over the
newly worked beds and to break the
glass in the storm covers. And Weary
could never think Of going with the two
youthful McGintys. because they never
knew when they would want 10 steal
plums or fish in somebody's FISH pond,
and at such times Weary Waggles was
apt 10 get excited and bark in a manner
most terrifying TO the young McGlntys.
When Weary Waggles was young he
did not let this state Of affairs worry
him much. for when he was rebuffed by
a member Of the McGinty family he
would turn his attention to catching
grasshoppers and bugs and running
after birds, or he would seek cOnsola-
ton I'm make-helieve fights with pieces
Of paper. strawberry boxes and stray
hats and coats. But as he grew older