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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

rlidoEng t24rs24 so: Red Dog SGT; honiny chop SCI
Ou!ki 81 . sacks; oilrneal s23 30
~ n tAI-Under a Of wheat,
py lnnuesced by favorable crop news from
west the market acted losing from
2os4tlons 70 lc May. speculative trade the
-. some weeks and entirely Of
sx 49, 9tes: neiLaer foreign houses the public
ieHS-tso ~ caolss was bssrish II
at oILports As compared closing Of last
5steS oecnes were noted Liverpool and
TEa N the North"es again light compared with
last year; on the other hand an Increase in seaboard
eaaIces was noted. mostly from Boston and
teA ne Stocks at Minneapolis 575 900
rom southwest sections San
sDle Strength on crop conditions
1LHoIoIe me OUTLOOK was for bush,
Whlcn II IS said VIII hardly
turning the land into favorable
was given IN explanation of the In
wes temperatures low the Forecast said show
e WIN cooler conditions throughout tho West on Thurs
cay. Al the close No red was quoted 81 10 o b
ahoat No Northern Duluth. 81 OH Z o b afoat Ac-
eurnE 10 The Northwestern Miller seeding is finished
N srlng wheat States with slightly larger area than
gTe in the market May corn which was early sold a.
oSc ano then N the late afternoon broke 10 colo WITH
OUT explanation other than shorts had pretty we'll
covered and there was no further immediate demand 10
+l az GAY On news that the weather and
cold IN the West crop results this ,-Snenca
osettnR the big receipts Of So bush and the
laLe OF SU2 cars az Chicago Thursday. The close
On may Exporters bought loads outrorts. No .
c00h' oZ104c elevator and Csc. afoat No 2 white
Coo and No yellow. Coo OATS-The market for Ca
was Guiet and easier first rRytng with corn and
oaIs -beta2 ID, 46c: 9OI31 zSSfAac
clipped white. S6Q40 ~ S0a52c RYE-Marxet was slow,
no western IOc SPOT BARLEY-Market dull feeding
vas quoted al 49c 1 New-York and msItinx ar h5g
63c Z BuGalo. --~----~ a. O"<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeT7-I0rk, Nay >. IsHl+-
market vas narrow and easier,
- - -es-l-s q predictions FOR lager Santos
-oTs,enr an the near future as reflected ~ cable
- -eceurs III interior points 1000 bags,
srsire. 600 Rags reported for Tuesday by The early
r-ss evening was steady al decline Of points
Sss- moderate offerings Of December. and in sympathy
T-+r re declines me French maTket AIter rC--ns
figures during the greater
- ~ re session market later eased on signify
A-sIlv cuiet decline Of 5gl5 points sales
s-a -eno-red q 275O0 bags There seemed 70 Be no
against the market and x looked
$50 80 rhfeS ruverS leading inter
~, re continued dull market ana the apprs
S.-6- rar bulge cannot take place il receipts with
art Brazilian markets which already, II IS
- Ebow sns accepting prices causes longs
80 ,1-sasi7ess and promotes idea coffee sold
nov may possibly bought II ar lower figure later
interests believe that
general Conditions warrant any material decline
Pecein-s a. reported BY t1e Official
csble reached bagE. against 1900 bags on The
previous DAY $1,000 bags last year The interior
Santos receipts bags against 49, last year,
but the pointer decidedly heavier AL the foreign
markets unchanged Via the exception Of E2Tre,
which zg% franc net lower The spot market
was and basis q csc Cor Rio No :.
The range prices 4 the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
Railroads.
DEHNSYLVANIA
RAII1oAD.

b fSs s. YES ESD sEssr
q The leaving time from Desbrossss and cortlands
aoted nira Street Station except where otherwise
s-55 - NJ. FAST MAII-Parlor slsepir.. and Dining
Cars For Chicago. IndanaDOiis iouisSiIia. s.
ad 6 6SDTs ca1
4 n Lof PEsN Rs4llE SSI 11MrrEDPullr.n
PaSa ca s csea a c.vesd oisao and
FOR Nashytila IVA e,nonaa ana Iouisviie5 indian
ass cEfcaG6 01th FED. sl..p.ar
IsdG and Cleveland Dining car -
cincinna5t Ind:anap0iis. LoasTiIis S. Goui. Dining
Gar: For Gary. W. Va (vts Shenandoah Valley
s55 r. NJ WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. Far
E55 P ST. PRcIFTc ExPR s EssESor pi.tsburr To-
vasg Roui. coHasets Tor 0 cia1.aad Except
SIS Y, NJ cLEyELASD AND crNGINNATI, E X
SHEss-I1For Pittsourg. Cleveland. Cincinnati IN
s.65 p. NJ PTTTsBURG spECrAL--Dany Tor Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
s55 sz5 .s25 D-s6rosse. Cortland, str.stA
aO2 To-. M = 10 ss9sGsSss sSe corn !.
rsElOr ana pinng Csrs 30 9D rs s
sunday: IS: .s:2s :IGss m 1 @5s Coz Ss
Us. 'A55 Desbrossss and Cortlandt strssss o15l
soTTHERH RA1Ew1Y--ExDr-.. i2Sa nss. AS p N.
ATLANTIC COAST ILNE-Expr.s., 81, g. N and s-2s
o1-A19JE1tO AIR A--SS >
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArBwAY.-ror M.rnphis
and New-Orleans. g. - ?. daf1y.
CHESAPEAKE * OHIO RAILWAY~-I5o a. n wssk-
roR sac OLD IfS Po1 H Go dfS and
weekdays and So p. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-S.55 a. and . IS ,. weekdays
Sundays. 7-55 a Through Vestibuled Trains BUFFET
kor Smoking Car Parlor Cara Dining Car. and Stand
ard Coaches SuncayS
E6k6 hx2'1 kT Tf pkRR dnt.r.s. Sundays
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
0ny), . IS. 3.25. 425 and ass 2. m. weekdays sun
days. 1885, 9 % a. and ass From Dessrossss
and Cortlandt Strsets. 390 900 IL 80 15o sat
sundays. S15 cas- a m. 500 D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
&o0, T25 .7b5, SIS, $50 .as5 cess St Louis I'm
iedl 1910 (Desbrosses and Cortaldt Streets lO2o.
SO Is CPenna. Limited '1O55 1155 m. s1255. .55.
eIO Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets 20) %
sos 425 - 25, s465 (.A55 Chicago Limited FOR North
philadelphia only. "65S. 655. T55 SIS. Is e55 for
North Philadelphia onyl p m. y 10 night wsek-days
sundays. eos. .755, SIS '925. (-955 ST Louis Lin
ttedl, IS C-1025 Penna- Lnited) 1888 m. ~ So
55 -325. S55 a. - (s45 Chicago Limited for North
Philadelphia only1 - IS '5s5. T55 S25 e5 o. IS for
North Philadelphia only ,. 121O night
Ticket Offices. 4s1 1854. 113 Broadway 49,
Fifth Avenus below 23d ST.: 26S Fifth Avenue (correr
18th St(s Asor House. and stations named above;
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
hotels and residences through 70 destination
Telephols 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Rairoa1 CAB
". W. ATTERsURY J. P WOOD.
General Manager. Psss'r Traffic Manascr-
GEO. ". BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nav 3-ciosng-wHEAT-spo easy; No
California. is load: futures quiet; May nominal: July.
Is 4sd: September 6s 4Sst CORNSpot nrnn: American
mixed new Sd; American mixed. old As I'd:
dull: Nay nominal: July a. dad. PEAS-Canadian
IS FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter dull s.
ga. HOPS London Pacific coastl firm. IS 6sGf6 15s
BEEF India DIS I'd PORK easy;
prime mess. Western. as Cd aAAf-Short Il 10
10 quiet, 45s BACON Cumberland % 10
a6s Cd; short 10 "a ses Sd; long clear mindless
light g TO 81 10 36s; long clear mdces. heavy. So
40 10 35s Cd Is 20 Gas So; clear
bellies. IA ~ SIS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II 20 ~
~ rrr 32s LARD quiet Western tierces 8as
I'd: American refined in pals. 33s Ga BUTTER-Good
United States steady. T4s. CHEESE-Amercan finest
white. old 4os do eolored AS American
white and colored. steady. SIS
CITY easy. lbs Cd. TURPENTINE-Spirtsst a
RoSN--Coumon nrrn. as Sd. PETROIEuN-Rerrst
quiet "a LINSEED OIL dull 16a Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

Cash quotations were as follows: FLoUR--rfrnsr
wIIEAT5-sPTiEg. No 2 e2gsse No 3: seS9Sc; No 2
.sz959e 0ATsHo 49% GALE No white 4lg+se
choice mating 45g56c. FIAAXSEED-No l. 81: No l
Northwestern. 81 O6la TIMOTHY SEE1D-Prtme SO 05
CLOVER-Contract grade. $40 20. POFSk-Mess, Dbl
81 o5as11 10 LARD1Per 100 n. 90 SSGgss 81 cut
clear sides Cboxed). Sc 259$6 30. WHlSkEY-Basis Of
high Wines 81 Is On the Produce Excnange to-day the
BUTTER market was easy; ereI1arles: 1S15SlI5 &c:
dairies I2G16c EGiS-Barely STEADY; at mark, cases
included. l5G15hc CHEESE easy new goods. 7A9ss1c.
Duluth May 25-CIoss; WFIEAT-No hard. es1sc; No
I Northern. 96lac; No Northern, sSc May eoc July
S37sc; September STAG
milwaukee, May 25.-wHEAT-No ! Northern. 200
9934c: No Northern 9TQese old July. sIsc bid RYE
Nominal BARLEY-No .. 63ci sample, 100000. CORN
No 3. 49d51o July. 473sc bid
Minneapolis May 25-wHEAT. May e47sc: July. a5isc
September Sic: track. No hard eIl.c; No North
er a6i4c; No Northern. 94i4c FLOUR-F1rst patents
IOdS5 20; patents S5S5 TO- nrst clears IS co.
second clears. 81 60. BRAN IN bulk SAO oO1S4f
Philadephia Nav 25-WHEAT 10 lower: contract
grade NAV 81 O5lSIsi 90. CORN quiet steady May
S4G54isc OARS steady: white, natural, 4sc: do
clipped, 4sG4Slsc BUTTER steady, fair demand: extra
Western nearby prints zoe EGGS
steady fresh nearby iIie. loss on fresh
fresh Southern of. CHEESE steady: New
York fuIi -r-1ns fancy she; NeW-xork full
creams. fair 70 good IAgsse Rs see 500
hush. cats II 600 bush SUPERINTENDENT 2 700 BUSH
corn 20 900 bush; cats. 10000 bush
St Louis MAY 25.-C1ose; WEIEAT-No red. cash.
elevator nominal July. "a s44sc September S04e; No
hard n6ggsc CORN-No cash. acc July. AK 47 sc;
September s64c. oArs.-No cash. Ale; July. 36se;
September 301hc; No 2 white. 4oc-
Toledo NAV 25-CIOvERSEED-Cash. SO 20; October
s. 72. ALSIKp-Prme. So 10; August 50 40. TIMOTHY
Prime 81 a.. September. 81 Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

ne local market for spot cotton closed quiet at IS
Ems decline. basis y zoo FOR middng upland
~. -esoc Tor .cdng Gulf Sales OF 434 bales to spin
Ntis made late yesterday and reported to-day.
60. spot markets. telegraphed follows: No
-. aatns1 a. 1254c- Savannah easy and &c lower at
sses ia bs=s- Charleston Wilmington nominal
sis@cy a1e &c lower 81 l5c; sales, l23 bales
nominal - SOC. s.. Louis quiet and
q l5c. Galveston easy ana unchanged AZ 123sc
Ia - efles ERw-OTleans easy and unchanged al
8. io-1s go bales Memphis quiet and unchanged
pcsrfs ~ eS 900 haIes Estimated receipts at leading
xEsr - to-fnor-ov-- Nev-OrIears 900 70 700 bales
So - 49, lest 25O6 year: Galveston.
oSss, against 49I week and Tl3 last year;
s a.t yssr w % Ooo bAies aShst sou Iast week ana
,ass - az tho ports interior ports today.
- H.a ne sane eay iest ard year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street south Ferry. (Ti1as Besta
Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown bel0w.l
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MACH
20 20 C545 EastOn Only1 p N sun. s<s = H.
WIkEsBARRE AND sCRASToS-z1sa a1s q n
SEQ p m Sundays, "a 3 a n, I 90 p
LAKEWOOD. LA4EHURsT. TOMS RIVER AND
lakewood ana IAkehurst oaiyo 1sO ,. II Sundays
ATLANTIC CTTY-.s.4o a m. ts4o p N
VINELAND AND BRIDGEToN-tzsoo a Ia. EsIss
long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE POINTS
E4o0 $50 II 80 g. H. x120. 1S0. as, asa "a
$50. $50. II so p N Sundays except Oo-aa dsvv~
PHHADEI PHIA-(READrNG rERxrNAL), 49,
$50 t2oo $500 100. 500 taoo, t7so. EaOa ga 30
24TFI AND CHESTNUT sTREET1s48 raoo sfnoc
.l2o0 a. m. 200. t-4oo 900 100 ts.23 p N.
READING. HARRISBURG. PoTTsvI-LE AND WILL
IAMsPORT-l4-0O, z4e5. ts0o. Il4sI0. (ioeo. n.ss
ReaainE PottsytIs and fIrsb'x only "a 90 IS 90
Atlantic Hlds-. seabrsht Monmouth Boa ard Tong
Branch. Asbury Park. Pr Pleasant 1000 O. d, LOO.
Las, $50 p Sundays. 1000 a LOO ZOO ,.
=F,ron Liberty Street only. Daily Italy. ssosys
qua xSaturdays- aExcept Saturdays
O1ces: Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry, Asscy asuBs
PSI. 434, 1900. I35z Broadway 1872 5tr Az. - Crion
Sqaars West Ib3 East 125th S.. 70 West t25ta e,
Futon St. s'kiyu; $50 s-wsy v-n1s5n-s Ns- ysrs
Transfer Co calls Tor and checks baggage . tsst,s.esn
Vice Prsz and Gen Mgr Gen. PRsIs Axa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

euist: special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
American ? ~ oales speculation and export 400 tales
"a tsss0 bales. receipts 1900 bales; American,
points g-uplanG 26G futures opened quiet
sons: CO., On aeer and points higher distant po-
Zzy-Jurs easy: net l92 points higher: May 104d;
xngsstsepss5Se: yane-J9ly 69fd; Jnly-Arg1st $50;
ber- 8o3d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 8.i0d Octo-
sFssnrs- -9s4d November December. 5.sOd Deem
-lEolissvs O'o January February. 67ed. Manchester
was TIE ,.s1D AEALA good trade n spring patents
nssket II hour circles to-day, the rest OF the
break n ss5ss ogll az Old prices. awaiting further
esssa = s9gss io wtsr patsss S. ioss 4o sprin.
wiz.sr q ~ Extra No winter So G0qs4: extra No
Far 70 rosS ~ ~ % RYE FLOUR-Quiet- Quoted;
e. s.g ~ 10: choice 70 fancy 8 1885 60
&C yelos e ~ AEAL-ouiet Quoted: Fine white
FRA cue,.ff. syrsl 40 coarse. 81 osGS1 II FEEp-
Cling 20 Nezte-z spring S2i %; standard mid
asx hs,s -. hour %. S23i Red Dog s2G shipments
'-ies city BRAN s244s2s 3d. kuIk and sacks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May Is. ?; m.-coTToN-spot in limited
mIddlinG Ts4d; rlddling- 1854: low niddling. lid;
good ordinary. 6Ssd ordinary. 6TSd The sales OF
ation and export and included 5000 bales American
ceiptg Is 600 bales including IA 200 American
Futures opened steady and closed easy American mid
July cad: July and August 6set: August and Septem-
ber Esd: September and October 610d: October and
5s7d: November and December, sod:
eemher and January 5TTd: January February 5T6d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
The statistical position or Brazilian cofee IS fo

CCTTCS-Tc-oay locked though the mora serious
phases OF the struggle Between The NewOrleGEs bulls and
tnld and having covered pretty thor
oEghy Oh the recent advance, The demand from this
source has naturally fallen OF considerably and to-
evidently
does noI higher Of values OIpoEe- the
market vigorously. anc being favored by the cha-c
closing a. substantial loss Tor the day But the de-
ellne accomplished without and or
persistent selling ana three times the market
&c sr from under oear control Ones about mid
bulls had completed arrangements for financing whatever
cotton might be rendered them n the winter months
caused almost reco-d breaking rally and July shot up
non matter OF i points Few minutes n
general however Of prices downward
Il spite OF NeJrleans buying and further cover
ING By conservative shorts Weather reports curing
high forecast for sections
q The belt where lack o. moisture has recently given rise
. apprehension Gables about right at the
hour Of the local opening far futures were con
absence q British there being
Ealss reported only 300 bales advance OF ?
points TIE opened IN hestatag frame Of mind
VIII prices point higher 10 points lower 7lt
there bull support Of the aggressive kind
and shortly prices Work down point by
point with frequent slight rallies as the volume or buying
selling slte-rare6 prices worked downward Cup
porting orders IN but without checking the ceoLne
rnu July sod Il 7sc and october al lGT6c net de-
dimes from II points Then covering and a
thar New-Crlsaas bulls prepared 20 take
fos and with -uccioIs bull support prices Taed %
for July. could hold the
gain for Wall Street started selling aggreEsFeIy ana me
rzEst finally about the lowest level OF the Gay
let 12dZ3 points Sales estimated a. 100000
bales professional in character than re-
Gently The only spot market reporting sales Of moment
ne q contract prices In the local market to-day
Wa as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Abner C Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF N.w
Is hereby given NJ having Claims
against Eliza Bradhrook late OF the CITY
State OF Pennsylvania deceased 70
acting business No 120 Brosdway. IN ths Csry New
before the 18th day OF September
Dated New YORK. the 18th day Of March, 1894.
GEORGLANNA BRAD5EaOOA. JESSIE KINGSLEY IL
ecutrces.
MORTIMER W BYERs Attorney FOR Executrirss No IN
Broadway. n 2 City. Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

- order OF Hon A5r-r 9 Thoras. a Surrogate OF ths
County New York. notice Is hsrsey given per
having claims against George r. Fisk -
County OF New York aeeease 20 present the with
acting business. Office OF Strong CaGwaIsd-r No
Wan Street. City New YORK or before ths
first day OF July Dated. New YORK. the twenty
third day % December. 1908
HENRY WHEELER.
STRONG & CADWALADEzR- Attorneys for Executor No
40 Wall Street. Borough Of Maahattaz- New city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
The STATE OF TRADE.

Burao. May 25FLoUIa firm WHEAT ,o dETl; offerings
yeiovf doc. No ? mixed. 52d56c. OATS quiet; No
white 47c No . mixed 42l9c BARLEY. medium West
CbicaSo May 25-Ths leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgsraid Surrogats q thu c1uary *
New York. notice n hereby given 70 all persons havfR
claims assinst Mary E Brown. lats OF the County q
New York. deceased 70 present the
thereof the subscriber hts place
ness 1s2 Nassau Street. Borough OF Manharra 4,
the city OF New York. On CT bsfors 2ssa Gay OF
October next
Dated York the 18th day % April 1904
EDMOND cONGAR BROWN Ex.curo-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
NAVAL STORES.

For spirits turpentine. there moderate demand
undertone OF the market showing fairly we'll
Rosin steady and quiet. with prices unchanged.
ruled steady to firm full but unchanged prices
We quote:
TURPENTINE-spirita. machine bhlz. 67h9
Csc
TAR-Pins bbls. 81 s51S2 40: oil bbls IS 30.
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 90: 2. So 10: F,
81 Is: g. 81 20: H SO % 7 50 7O NJ. So 80: N
81: " G. S. 90 and W W. 81 3Od$4 SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

Abne- c. Thomas. a Surrogate County o. New
York Notice hereby ali persons having Claims
against ARCHIBALD N BEEBE. late OF tho County az
New York deceased 70 present the win vouchers
thereof the subscrtner. her OF
business the ONCE OF Thomas J.. FaIs No. lee
n OF Borough o Nach
before the 10Th day OF July next
Dated New York thu Ie-h day OF January 1904
ANNA PRESTON BEEBE. Execue-fx
THOMAS ]. FALLS. Attorney Execurrtx- 10 llbeM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OBJ HON.

- Abner c. Thomas Sur-osats OF ths CUcn-y az Nv
York dated IS March. 1904. notice IL hereby gwen A.
persons having claims against COrnslA
OF the County OF New 4o dseeaset % pr-ssnt tbs As
ransactins business. at the once Stephen z Ci1
81 Nassau Street IN The City OF New York b~1srs
10th day OF October next
Dated New York. the zsth o. March 1904
JAMES EAAPDE-N RO3B.
STEPHEN b OL.IN. Attorney Exscator. So Nanau
ST.. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
LEHICH VALLEY.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Chrtstopher Sta
A. M--FCr BinghEutOn and Syracuse
1000 A M.-For Buffalo, Chicaso and ST LoNA
40 p. M.-Fo- Buffalo and Chicago.
taco P. M--For Scranton and Plymouth
$500 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
rs 45 p. M.-J'ttca, Oswsgo. ithaca. Buffalo.
s2G0 A M.-F0r Chicagp-Slepers open 3 P ~
Tickets at $40 429 11Ss 143+ Broadway, y 2; $50
Fulton St. brooklyn 'Daily. Except Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
STOCK ON HAND.

ceipts 40 casks RosIN-Feceipts, I29 bbls; TAR firm
81 30: receipts. 90 bbIs- CRUDE TCFPENTlNE. - 10
81 and 81 IS: receipts. IS bbls.
Savannah. --TURPENTINE nrm. 54Ac: sales
1877 bbs: receipts 944 bhls: exports 10 bos ROsIN
firm: sales 8747 bbls: receipts 1662 bbs; exports 800
bbs Quoted A. b. c. D. 81 co: L, 81 65 F, 50 20; q,
SO T5: H 81 So So: K SO 90 NJ SO %: N. So IS: c.
So so: w w. So so -,
Charleston. May 25-TuRPENTIcSSgo firm 63Ae
81 10; II 81 %: 50 e0 K So o.: NJ. 50 10; N So 2o
G. So As: W. So rs
London May 5.-TURPENTTNE-spirits 42a RosIN
American strained rs Sd: hne lis 3D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

Foreign Coffee Ml-kst-F2tgsCo1fee market cul: No
Rio 5$525: exchange L 3G receipts 1000 bags; ship
United States oo0 bags; shipments for
Europe 4001 hays: 6l9. 600 bags. SaltOs-Coee
firm good Santos $780, receipts. 5000
bags: stock, $4,000 bags Hanburg-C1ee opened
unchanged a. go net unchanged sales. 5000
bags Eayrs-CUree market opened quiet and unchanged
= franc lower AT = unchanged. al 3 May
changed other months declined = franc; 80 de-
ctneS I. franc. LoLa. Ea-es y 600 LasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
SurrogQtes' Notices.

VIRGINIA B. MATTHEwS.-IN PURsU-
ane. OF an order OF Hon Abnsr c. Thomas sarro-
Of OF New York. notice Kfv~n
70 persons claims against Virginia Mar<asvs
of New York. deceased
vouchers thereof subscribers
johnson No 45 Cedar Street IN ths City ot Nav Yxk
on or before the first day OF August next
Dated New York, the 9th day Of January. 1904
= BRANDER MATTHEW'S. PETER 7. BARLOW.
Executors.
!. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON. Attorney for tbs Er~creurz
as Cedar Street, Manhattan Borough n 7. C1cy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

- Abne- @. Thomaa q surrogats County az New
York Notice Is hereby given 70 AL having claims
against CarOlns Ii Weaver % the County New
York deceased 20 present the with vouchers hare
subscriber, his place % rz1Bacrnx
No. IS Nassau Street, N The City New York a
before the Both OF September
Dated New York. the Esd day OF March. 1904
TEN BROCK MORSE, Ersrrsur
EDWARD STETSON GRIFTING. Attorney scr Erscueor.
IS Nassau street. Manhattan Tia CITY of Esw Txx.
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Receipts Of breadstu1s interior points thousands
es three cphes GOO omitted -four bbls, grain bush,
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tute systems responsible for the results
shown in the above clipping. Without
doubt, Minnesota has superior 1nstl-
tute system. Iowa has no system.
Things go hit and miss. An 1nst1tuSe
speaker may have to jump clear across
the state, miss a train and fail to APP
pear. He is not in good condition
speak IL he does get there, and interest
lags. The dairy interests have not been
put before the people. II county
wants topic discussed some one is
found locally to tell the farmers how
to do things in the dairy. The Mime
sofa farmer gets dairy instruction In
spite OF himself. When the dairy farm
er gets up-to-date the buttermaker
can make better butter.
But the best man can not make high
scoring butter from dirty milk. So
think the cause lies at the farm door
rather than at the creamery door. IT'S
true that the buttermakers have some
thing to learn, and they must become
enthusiastic and spread that ~enthusi-
asm but they should not be blamed for
all failures. Iowa has started a system
of buttermakers' associations that
meet every few months. These are very
helpful and are bringing the score up
little. was at one Of these meetings
recently and noticed that the farmer
was conspicuous for his absence. Not
SO everywhere But 1t shows that the
great need is for dairy truth that the
farmer can digest. When Iowa gets
system Of instruction fully in opera
ton we may look for different results.
There is no doubt whatever that Mr..
Secor has laid the blame for his low
scoring Of butter right where it be-
longs.It applies to Wisconsin as well as
Iowa. Too little effort Is put forth by
the farmer to make himself intelligent
as to his share Of the work. He must
take hold Of his own dairy education.
He has no business to wait for the
states to seize hold Of him and force
dairy knowledge down his throat He
has brains and means sufficient to post
himself in acceptable knowledge, If he
will. The trouble is that there Is such
large class Of farmers keeping cows
who will not read, nor will they do
kanything to make well posted dairy
men Of themselves.
1t costs on an average about SIS to
keep a cow a year. The average good
COW on the farm is capable Of yielding