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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-YoTk. May 1. 1904
BEEVES-Receipts were i24 cars. or 2,4o5 head. IN
GLIDING % slaughterers and 70 Tor thS maNe
making. with cattle. 33as cars 70 be sofa, o
which 20 al Jersey CITY an Sxtieth-st y4Ias
received late AT Jersey 49,
DO offered. IL was ABOUT the
of IO0IBo sellers unable work on their go $50
eattle addition the late arrivals SIX ears WSIe
Fat bull nd good both easier DoSs 20
bulls and medium and common cows hell UP III AZ
ligbt suppv; Ordinary to native steers soI9
35aSo Is per 10; choices fat stays ana oxen sv
Qs4 90: SO 9bGy4 30; extra Dull az
81 75aS8 Dressed beef slow for the peter ny bee
with General sales al 7QShc ~ little iaeJ
al SIC liverpool and London cables quoted Ee ner
allow al 10 per 10 dressed weight; sheep asSt
10 lower l2c, and yearlnEs az ISc u.ssets5I 100
Quarters OF beef The Mertello is expected 70 sur
Tomorrow about cattle for ,Sr sher-
berger, The Antiia carries cattle 10 As ,sI ta<s
man CaiiVer and the Trinidad on Thursday cor1
out cattle and sheep for the United Dressed D
Mcpherson Co.: IA Ohio steers I4s9 10 sy tsf
osen iesO ~ at 81 90: state bull 1850 10 tdS6
do i575 10 at 81 10; do 1850 70 az - w. I72 n
do $50 n az g g: % o 1919 r b.
az AZ To- Do 1000 ~ at So ao DO 1888 70 AZ "a ~
do eS5 10 al 81 TO IA do 300 10 az y 20 az So 35
az Sc So; do. $50 10. at 81 oo' 90 "a ~
ID 40 aSI 70 a. is Ohio steers 1864 70 at s. 10; - 40
1885 ~ at IS O2a q Ksatqey 40 Lao so is1f ~ al
q DO 1883 g So Is Pen a 81 s 10 Indiana do
iie5 10 at ,r. 10 Ohio steers 1881 10 q, - 80
20 Penasy iS ia S ao ia h. at 81 So
I'd. az r6 Pennsylvania steers. lzoS hnI
n, 1sNs n AZ S4 so; 20 do 1913 10 nj ,saa n at s4
1850 n 1 e. 81 4, Ge e; do IS; do 10 10
at Gibson CO.: IS Ohio steers 1878 ~ AZ - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-05

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR was quiet and
steady. WHbAT-No spring 9oqssG; No 8. so992c;
5d1saS2c oATs-No 2. 4OTsa4lAe; No 3 white. 400
43c RYE-No 2 69&c. BARIEY-Cood feeding 82Q
SIC; fair TO choice mailing. 45455c. FLAXSEED-No l.
81 OF; No Northwestern. 81 OSis- TIMOTHY SEED
Mess; Dbl. S1l 6OQ$I1 IS. LARD per 100 10 55P
65It2 CUT MEATS-ShOrt ribs sides. loose. SO 12is a
50 20; short clear sides boxed So 5Os6 70. wISKEY
basis of high wines 81 IS on the Produce Exchange
&2le; EGGS easyi az mark. cases included. 15&Ql6c.
CHEESE easy Slt910hc.
Duluth. May 4.-wHEAT-No hard. e21so; No
N3rthern e0+sc; No Northern. soho; May and July.
sOssc; September, So+sc.
milwaukee. May 4-wHnAT-No / Northern. e7p
No 731ac. BARIEY-No 2 e2e; sample. 40661c.
COFN-No g. 5OG53c: July. 4sAc.
Minneapolis, May 4-wHEAT-May. sisc; July.
! Northern. 9t4ssj No Northern e2se 0ELouR-First
clears 81 l5gss 81; second clears Sc sOssssO BRAN
in bulk. S16GS16 90.
PaiIsaelRhia Nay .wE4T arm T and .as higher;
higher: May. 52is 86so OATS firm; No white. natural
46iaG47o do clipped. 47g4Thc. BUTTER hrm with a
good demand: extra Western creamery e; extra rearby
prints. &c. EGGS steady and In fair demand: fresh
nearby. 171sc at mark fresh western, $50 at mark
fresh Southwestern 17c at mark; frssh southern ITO
Flour bbls and ias2 6o0 70 IN sacks; seTa; 5000
corn. 9.400 bush: cats, 10 coo bush.
ST. Louis May 4-Ciose-wHEAT-No rcd cash. ele-
hard 92Q94c. CoRN-No cash acc bid; July. 40
July $40 asked; septenber s0Ho bid; No white 44isc
Toledo Nav 4-cTOvFRsEEp-cash SO as; October
s. so asked. ALsIKE-Prtme 50 lo Angrss 10 70 BID
TIMOTHY-Prime. 81 40; September. 81 40 bio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-05

This strength Influenced by IN. small reeen,s
OF only 600 bush, whereas shipments from kansas civ
ana 81 Louis were $4,000 bush. parts Of the West
milling demand unusually active sales Tor the dav
BEING estimated at less than 40 600 bush on re
other hand, export demand
being reported Arrivals all interior points f0r TIE
day 10000 bush. compared with 2T7 90 b,sb last
year II was reported from Chicago that large elevator
Weather conditions remained Favorable tbrouehoIt tbe
West and Northwest with private reports Claiming thai
spring wheat practically all seeded through Sotb
River Valley, where II Will be completed about the mid
die OF the month At the immediate opening the marker
showed slight declines result the fine weather
turned stronger and had little reaction until the
setback The close as already noted red closed
AT 81 o. elevator. and at 81 05GSl 0s b ah0at. No
Northern Duluth s9c I o B afoat CoRN-TTere was
day resulting from the unsettled lake situation and last
FOR the day all options Ia6lac
previous night The Missouri State report said that not
than 10 cent OF the had
and this also exerted influence the market The
receipts Ss5 600 bush compared with f0
bush last year; Reaboard cearanoes 1900 bush No .
closed al 60'2c. in store. and n aH0at-
No white at 5Gi2c and No . yellow at 67Ic ? n h
ahoat. OATS-Commission houses bought oats In
market acted firm times although Gnaily
easing or with Mixed 70 N cIo~a5
S5G46c: white. 20 4sl49c ana cnreS
WHITE 80 10. 516SSc RYE-Afarket STEADY. 10 .
Western. Toe. SPOT BARLEY-Ma-ket Quiet FEEDING
quoted at sec. 1 New-York. and mailing al b5fS
g ( Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. May 8 1905.
BEANS AND PEAs-compsratively little business
shake the confidence receivers have IN the
stability present prices and there is press
ure 10 sell quote: BEANS marrow, choice per
bush 81 soas2 IS; DO medium i2 O5; do pea 81 IS
ts do yellow eye. 81 sOas2s5; do black turtle SOUP
$3.50; DO lima California 50 40; do foreign marrow.
DUTY PAID 81 1o9s2 So do Italian medium. 81 30 q
" %; 90 other foreign medium. 81 70G SIS; do for
bush 81 90
BUTTER-Receipts to-day. $500 pkgS with some
increase In the receipts this week and lighter de-
5nand tho market developed little easier tone.
EstFa creamery was offered under the call on Change
this morning at axe with buyers and later IN
the cay Fancy stock could be bought quite easily az
ztc that nsure retained the official quotation
but was fun high the close The under grades
We We 29ets: Creamery extras per ~ &c; DO nrsts
DO hed srtras 80 2Oo DO frst- i6glse; do seconds
ltqlsAe; do thirds. isgi3he; state dairy tubs.
fresh extras use; nrsts. IS zoe; DO seconds
isai7e; DO thirds is9ibe western imitation cream
tras ~ se; Go sts ice; do seconds. $50 lie; do
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York, MAY 4, 1904.
rr-T-be coree market opened steady a. IN
sg rrices 10 decline Of points. There was some
sr lioudaon accounting FOR the initial decline put
srf importers and foreign houses were moderate
- and the market ruled fairly steady az the initial
49, sbouing some slight improvement al the Gloss.
cry NAV and points lower. while later
..s,s were net unchanged Sales were reported O.
80 49, The worlds visible supply statement became
S,.e shortly after midday, and showed decrease Tor
~ lss 1888 bags. against decrease for the same
- isst wear Of 1872 $40 bags. The present worlds
-. spulv IL p T5S S72 bags. against l224s7s hays
40 last This showing hardly as good IS
- II is rather more favorable from bun st25.-
"a ,han the statement az last month as the decFeaDe
.sss that 81 wear; but taking into consideration
:, aiming on the Brazilian movement a. compared
=, sst wear statement has a beartsh look Owing
~ hoiissv no Official advices received from the
ssry markets and the European markets reported
-,-s-al change Hamburg being unchanged TO = pig
-bsr while HayTe practically unchanged A Private
~. sr,r Brazil estimates that crop receipts Curing
,- sTs June will lie about 500 600 bags and this
-raly has rather besrish effect as u beEpeaks
slinr Of the movement g. the season when spot de-
az & usually quiet. The spot market was quiet. with
s,stions on the basis OF &c for RIO No :.
e 81 contract prices IN the local market to-day
.as q folows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-05

naerinos which somewhat below the March price
Fine strong and showed hardening tend
sprtedy, New Zealand greasy half
hreis we're In for France Coarse Cross
breds were eagerly taken and German buyers
ana locks and pieces sold Continental buyers at
high rates Tasmanian wool in active request
Americans secured a fair supply OF fine and medium
greasies Cape Of Good Hope and Natal sold Wen 20
Germany. Following the sales IN
detail: New south Wales-s2OO bales: secured. sisdG
Is lad Queensand-4OO bales:
secured 21dq1s lid: greasy sdgis yietorta.lso 500
bales: secured GdQfs Sad. greasy, 1IaGls ad south
Australia-7OO bales greasy 6d8ls West Austraa-4s
hale d9iLd Tasmarta-3UO bales greasy,
7Sda1s la New -ZeaIand-5sOO bales greasy 6G11i4d.
Cape OF Good Hope Nata-TOO bales secured 9adSe
greasy OIed Buenos AyreslOO bales greasy,
4kIsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-05

PoUITIsY Eecsip,s To-Day Included car
Fowls are selling s6sGSt better % aay and the tone
Is s.fs4y ys ag and Tsa E ,, few s s
irregular. live pigeons duh We quote: FOWLS. per
so ISL 4uKKrF KT per F r. r. l 6cKs W.siera a
GEESE western ayerase rer pair siaSl %: do sSuh
srn and sogthwes'srn Sos6sI: FIGEo%s i've Rer pair
Southwestern sections and prices while held about the
eortinuet very slow demand Spring ducks in moderate
but held about steady, Frozen poultry las moderate
BSp5aa1Is 6tTI1a a. sh9u .lsadE PTiT Glo9s
hens average run i5Gisa DO young tons isti's: DO
srs PhadslEhia n a3 ID q1aer 70 TSr an = @
20; fowls WesteTT dry picked faney sra.,l lE9
COOKS Old i9G i@'se; ducks sFrns Io1F sl44d eTA
Ftnis. fancy 2Sr. d. fair % god iHF2ic 50. AbS
Z, darS 81 75ase FROZEN TURKEYS No i 1a,:
sTy Picked Iaa26c. - soaidei rGalsr. CfUcR ENs
T T253llns' o'' 4i5.s' Row ~ i9aISist
COCKS "a lo-. bucks. No T. f4FfS-: GrESF No l.
I I!siSs cAroNs " or over each 90 DO or 10
roTSAToEs 33 ia 515 . 9s'' asrs IN s
easier Sweet potatoes firm Onions IN active demand
rots steady Cahaazes rienty ana weak Cucamhers
i've rather arm Ksle emo spinach weak and lower
Rstishss higher Lettuce generally poor Peas steady
npT5vsd tomato, s,eaiy other vegetables range al,
sss t do o fG3'I Sl IA 81 % R Ter orlear-
81 25a*5 -: % Maine. per iGS y has s. 25tSt %
So 56 DO Ter les y bas s5as5 70 STATE western
~ so6ich per psr 1Gs n sack s. 25ass CO. Do irish s5
SO -: Belgian. 81 so 81 10 90 German s. 1uS2 90
Psr liz - sack 81: SWEET POTATOES Jersey. per he
50 5OdS5. basket 81 21aS2. do bush box 81 -
9sl 20. yEGETABI.Ios- sPARAGrs. Der dozen
punches. Sass 90. REETS, Char!estou, new. 100
lunches. s6ass: do Old $2qS5 CAnBAGEs FLORIDA ana
Charleston. bhl crate I5cUSl ., CTtI'NBERS,
Florida basket 81 5oH$2 do Per crate 81 25GSl -:
CAFROTS Charleston 100 punches. SidS2. CELERY.
Florida. psr 81 5OdS3. ESCAROI Nev-Or!eaus.
bbl S34S4 30 EGGPLANTS. Florida. box 81 5oIS3;
KALF.. Baltimore per bhl. 75Hs5c. LETTUCE nearby,
frame Dbl 1872 so Southern. basket.
6Oc4$l -: LEXIS. New-Orleaus. 100 lunches SIG
SO: nearby. cold frame S3N$6. ONIONS. Bermuda.
per crate 81 a0GS2. do Egyptian laE 50 21aS3 20;
do scalons nearby. 100 lunches, Sl4Sl 90; PEP
PERS. Florida, carrier, 81 5uuS2 %. PARSNIPS,
washed per Dbl s2GS2 10. uuwashed 81 1882 PEAS,
Southern. per basket. 81 210S2 50. PARSLEY
leans per sIa$l 90 Bermuda. Per crate.
5OcaSi: RHUBAHH nearby. 100 lunches, SiNSl 30;
ROMANO southern. Der basket Sl4Sl 20. DO Bermuda
per crate 5OG75c RADISHES. Southern basket, 90
q75o: Do nearby cold frame per 100 Si4$l % STRING
BEANS Savannah round basket, 81 5OS2 80:
Go fiat SlQS2 % Florida wax. per basket slqS2
do T5cGSl 30. do basket SluSl
crate. 75cgSi % sPINAc Norfolk; Dbl. 800
ds1; Baltimore. 75cISl: SQUASH. Florida white.
basket 75cqSl p: do yellow crook neck $685. 6o TO
white 100 lunches 81 5oaS2 5O rutabaSa. 81 500
50: WATERCRESS. per 100 lunches SlGS2 HOT
HOUSE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per dozen 40Q5Oc:
LETTUCE. per dozen. 5oeaSl: MUSHROOMS n. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 4-CIosing- wEiEAT-Spos dull; No
California; Is futures quiet May. Is Sl<d July &c 4Ad
CoRN-spOt steady: American mixed. new. As Sd: Amert
can mixed old As "a; quiet; May As 3sd July
Is SID. PEAS-Canadian steady % 65sd. tLOC5-St
Louis fancy winter dull IS Sd ttOFS IN Lohgon
5Ss Cd PORK easy; prime Western, 6@s % HAMS
Short cut IA 10 10 10 quiet 45s BACON quiet; Cum
beriand 20 80 ~ 35s short ribs 10 g "A ~ pos
long clear mddes light "a 10 SOS cd: long clear
mddes heavy 86s short clear backs 10 70 20
ID. s6s clear bellies. IA 70 10 10 SIs SEOU
IN terces rm S4s; American refined. in pals steady
Sss gd BITTTER-Good United States steady. -T4s.
CHEESE easy; American finest white As DO solorsd
Spirits steady 42s Cd. ROSIN-Common Urn. Is Sd.
PETROLEUM-Rehned steady. Ind 1LNSEED OIL
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

~ The ieasiuxs 5in. AND Nd c3ETLANDI sfEaEn
Streets i've minutes later than given below FOR
aoted 'nFu street Station. except where otherwise
S Cara NJ For Fast sissRPs and Dining
sakh snd dSuIS slssgRRs
IOsS 4 NJ L0q PENN R3lnE 11M1rED-Pullan
6ar As E chas ana Tosao
l'55 p N; CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
ass Clicked 50Iih FPHnb5ns San Sleeping
Ssnaaoking and Observation Cars. For Chicago. To-
Ss5 ST LoUfs GE1 RPRE Sa5 pi,tsSurs Gin
Cary W va ia shena@doah TaiIes
SIS %oI p NJ WESTERN ExPEEss-Fer Chicago. For
1855 p IT. PRcfFIc EX HfetHg Car ear t.brg To-
doah WsI eaiG B, For Knoxville dali vita shenan
dahapos and Ps,'s61Ts Cleveland. Cincinnati In
800 SuI p u; PITTsBURG sPECIAL-Daily for Pitts
7w ,WwAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
81 st;rss 80 ,l91o (DesbFosses and Cortandt
and c9rtlaGdt Streets a2ol CSs5 acongrsssions
sl9 and fHe Pa59s Streets s5
.l255 (395 congressional Limited: an Parior and
Cirng caTsl -s25 '42S '455 lDesbrosses and
SOUTHERN r. RAILwAY-ESpTess lass. s.s5. AS
ATLANTIC CoAsT LINE.-E1Drsss. sas a. m and
sEAB Be aR5 AIR u LINE RA1LwAY-E1pre., lass
NORFOLK PIX AND WEST ETtN RAILwAY-For Memphis
ctiEszPEAKEs SEs oAfo F RA III Way week
FOR Obs ieS nc co%FoRr and NoRroLk-7ss
a m weekdays and D m daily
Al LANIlC ClTF.-955 m. and ass D. m. week
GAYS Sundays 1855 a m Through VestibuIed Trains
Bunet Parior Cars and Standard Coaches week
= and Standard Coaches sundays.
LONG BRANCH ksB ~ PSRK crn..r.k.n Sun
Twenty-third Street station). s.55 a m I225 3 IS,
l2l0 s25 a. m and Z 55 From Desbrosses and
Cortl33dt Streets, 800 1870, $40, $40 ..
and l2l5 night weekdays Sundays 1916. s.4s
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eos g. .555 s25 s55. s25 (s55 ST. Louis Llrntsd).
'1o.25 (Penna Limited). .1O55, Ibis a m. az S..
255 '325 35s A25 '425. Ass (.455 chicago Limited
for North Philadelphia only). 1855. T55 SIS
weekdays. Sundays. sos. 'T55. S25. ss25. (s9 SIS
'105s m. '1255. .155 Jas. ass. a425 (s45s Chi
cagO Limited for North Philadelphia only), a S.
'555. 1856 s25. rs (s55 for North Philadelphia
only p. m. 1910 night
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1. 1854 1is and PSI Broadway:
1872 Fifth Avenus tbeow 23d ST.: 2s3 Avenus
tcorner 29th ST., AstOr House. and named
above; Brooklyn. Court Street. Fulton street,
New York Transfer Company call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through des-
tlnaton
Telephone "54s Chelsea FOR Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY. R WOOD,
General Manager. Passr Traffic Manager.
GEO w. BOYD
General Passenger Agent
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: a. tho ports and interior points to-day. CON-
p ne same day last Na.k md ln.t 49,.

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cShles-Spo. oo..op
nodsrats demand; sales 5000 bsles: Ipecufaton ana
- 500 bales: American. 1000 bales: receiptx OOo
IIosn niodling upland. 1esd Futures opened steady
Pons higher; closed nrm net Ioql2 points higher "a
70 ae oqt points higher On new crop months NAY
Aesusf-septnuber. 1O8d: Septsmber-OctObs- ss2f
soFenber led; November eoember i6d: De
- 1nuaEy. 6Osc. JafuRry-FebruRrY 6o7d Kan
~ iAsia. ste@Ger; cloths fair business dong
1900 AND MEAL-Nhfle reporting a stead.sr tons
nc close hour brokers stiu complained ercsssvs
- AL ErAoos. ths tra1e su working supplies
lne~ ss meeks ago. Spring patents. So lOSS5 s0
a- $500 ~ s0655 wt7ter PATENTS $685. IS: spring
1rtes eY$s- ~ extTe No winter o. 60QSs: extra No
nd sesyso % RYE FLOUR quiet quosed Fair 20
kslr "a ssgst 20 choice 20 fsnog 81 25gs4 90 CORN
i as -sss-y guotel: Fine white yellow 81 900
irfnT go u ososi - FEED firm; quoted; Western
g 30 S0 ~ SsndsTd mociinT. s2I: -four DO s2s, red
u Esckss ~ y sn,pnent city bran SIS o0s2s bulk
o. so ,i, SIS to9s2< red dog $40 So honiny
lINNytsrrss-~4 70 sacxsi onuesl. ~ so
Dor Etsf. sIhAI-Ine announcement that thu Mis-
Ia .spoft made wheat condition Of only 81
1fyessd o' per acreage from tie area
eat n.rSss sssi. led % much nrrnsr tone IN he
i Ast l''bas cay and general advances throuYhout
undsr part o. the advance lost near the
ca q, A. .ssI the previous night on Tesdsy a con
X~s srfeS expected n the Missouri report ana the
eonttfser te-ersily 81 improvement at least
e wev. "a assured Reports from Ohio ana Afnhi-
es% ected also but hid appear the rrods IA
ska9 t.g~sNer. anticipating bulsh statenenta fS.t
ii as. .sso4n condition 81 and last year 80 by
~ fsa,e,,S = soc ~ by tho Th- South
II a. tils report rnsf sharply. holding strong
eH fs9stautisl adrsEoes over the Dr-v.ois n,ghf.
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NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpsntine Is finn. with reports
from Savannah saying that that market is advancing
Rosin Is nrn. but unchanged and demand is good IN
jObbng Tar ruled steady. We quote: SPIRITS
TURPENTINE. oil and machine hbls 5SQ5si4c TAR,
pine bills 81 3JGS2 40: IS G5QS5 75: ROSIN
good strained 81 S. II 81 90; f. 50 95; G. Sc 95
H. 81 e5GS3: 50 1888 20. X 50 GO; NJ So 650S3 20;
y. So S5dS9 90; W c. 81 10 w ". 81 80
STOCKS on HAND.
spirits turpentlne bbls OoO
TAR bbls. Leo
Savannah, May 4.-TURPENTTNE frm 55c; sales 6lO
bbls receipts 1893: exports 100 ROslN firm sales 80
bbis ISL quote; a, b. G 81 %;
D. Sc 90: - 81 6O r. 81 Is: O. So 20. 81 49, 81 SO.
X So Is: NJ SO 20 y, SO So W G. SO So w ", 50 10.
Charleston May 4.-TU RFE1NTINE firm, b3tzc safes
20 casks. RosIN arm; seles. 100 hbls quote; A. b. &C.
D, 81 81 T. 81 AS G., 81 55 H. 81 60; J. 81 10: H. So
NJ SO 10: ". So 20; W @. 80 30: w w 50 go - "a,
Wilmington. May 4-SPIRITS TURPENTINE STEADY,
64c: receipts ROSIN firm. 81 - bid: receipts
81 b5ls TAR firm 81 RECEIPTS - neis 90 ~,
London May e4-TCRPESTINE. spirits. AIS 81 1tO94N
American strained. IS Cd: fine. lis 3D.
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: rsaEs Of contract prices IN shs local market to-day

ne loeal market for spot cotton closed quiet at Is
advance on the basis Of ls zoe for middl.nE up
no 80 4bt9c Tor mtddlirg Gulf: tales 70 spnners
- bales Southern spot markets were tsleEraphed as
I've; Mobile quiet. &c lower, at 1870; sales 200
H.: SSS.elnsh easy UNCHANGED, a; lsSe; Gales 100
- charleston, nominal; Wilmington nominal. Nor
quiet unchanged. at IS. c: sales 22s bajes: Bsit
n. noninsi unchanged, az lac; 81 Louis. quiet. 10
8; " 1sNe; New-Orleans. firm. l-ieo higher al
sSles LOO bales Galveston. steady IN
k.tsl AZ 96he; Gales, ISL bales Memphis &c higher
lskc; sales 500 bales TstITnsfed rsrerts a. fsd
points for tomorrow: Al NeW-Orieans 400 20 900
compared with LIZ last week and $50 last year;
80 go 10 600 bales against l675 last and
heee-ps a. the ports and points today cor
fssa Win the day last week md lR-t war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-05

LIVERPOOL Nav 4 4 D. nL-COTTON-Spot IN Increased
demand prices points higher American niddling fair
1851 mddng IT'D middlins. ed; low middling
1900; good ordinary 73Sd; ordinary dls Tns ssss o.
tion and export. and included 5000 American Futures
opened steady and closed firm; AnlaTcan nlacIlng C.
July and August T. 29d: August and September foSd:
September October 642d; October and November.
616d; November and December. 6lod; December and
January. 6osd: January and February, oVid
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Citations.


fl't1E EEOILE Or The STATE OF NEW
u York. By the o God Free and Independent
To Louis l. de Janon. the husband OF Annie de Janon
deceased, John Cunneen. the Attorney General and II
heirs OF kin OF said Annie de Janon
places of residence Of such
and be sscertained with reasonable dl.
citation directed that those
designation. heirs and
kin II deceased. send Greeting; Where
L. De II The City OF New York, Percy
pyne, B-rnardsvtle New Jersey and Archibald ID.
New Jersey. have lately applied
OF New York 10 have
certain writing relating 10 both real
property. duly proved the VIII aad
do JanOn. late OF the County OF New
York Therefore and each cited
TO appear Surrogate Oe County OF New
York a the County Of New York. on the
"a Of thousand nine hundred and four,
clock the forenoon of that day, then
and the probate OF the said last VIII and
Test such OF hereby cited, as are
OF required 10 appear
bv your guardian you have IL have none,
apply for TO be appointed. In the
OF neglect failure to do guardian VIII
be appointed represent and act Cor
in the proceeding
In estiuony Whereof We have caused the Seal Of the
Surrogate's Court OF the said County Of New
York be hereunto affixed Witness Hon
FRANK T. FITZGERALD. n Surrogate of
of said County. the Sth day OF
Anr in the year Lord thousand nine hundred
JAMES a DONNELsLY.
the SurFOgates
pURAND. Attorney for Petitioners. 81 Fulton
New York CITY
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II uyfIOS-1hs dominating influence in to-dAy's cotton
90 was the apprehension that available supplies he
fn nov and the time when cotton will begin
lEeI me market would not prove sufficient Ill The
fenetts OF 6piners. There several n the
&c news calculated 70 nature and
gh 10 itself IN the first place cables
tsh not only 70 futures but 10000 bales Of spot
Won were reported sold and later the talk OF
- business N Manchester borne by a private
e 70 The eject that Lancashire Epinners would
~ le after Mhiisuntde with the exception q Old
n linen the interior rece!ps down 10 the vanish
ponN The days moveaent falling below 600 bales.
r. VIII port stocks showing alarming shrnkags ow
y Ieeeh tu!l exports Il was evident that summer
oIs were becoming uneasy. while there also
Ie tor these positions from houses. The days
% NeT-tork stocks. and 35 bales were sold spin
- a. an advance OF Is points. Opposed 20 the bulsh
es OF these items the weather aside from
saA was generally favorable the crop and this
allie chlefy against the crops caused those po-
ions 20 respond rather sugEishly the advances in
near months. as u restricted buying through commits
On houses The market opened steady advance Ok
% 40 points on covering result OF the higher Liver
o obles Tho generally favorable early weather
- naa tendency 70 ease on tho lRte positions soon
yer the OPENING but later thsss months rallied by
ternoon the general list showed gains Of from 70 "a
h Toward the close realizing eased prices OF about
% points rom the best and the market closed quiet
q net advance q 70 IS points Sales estimated
-oVVOO males Very bullish adyces received from
where II was said the leader last
- plll campaign was taking May contracts
N me Intention Of shipping Il abroad.
me range OF contract prices In shs to-day
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London NAY 4Ths offerings &c the wool auction sales
to-day numbered 49, 207 bales Conpettion was spr1ea
and all grades firm except faulty and inferior