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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-09
WANT CALL MADE
FOR THE 100000
Unsecured Creditors Of Jenifer Fur
mace Company File Petition In
United States Court.

Admission, June s.-(speeial)- 1.-The unse-
cured creditors of the Jenifer Furnace
company have filed a petition in the Uni
ted States court to have John P. Nc
Queen. the trustee, call for the 100000 OF
unpaid stock. The stock, so the petition
AYERS, was fctitiously increased from
$4,000 to 100000 and the extra $500, 600
declared as a stock dividend.
The petition AYERS this was illegal and
void, and as to this $4,000 the stoekhold-
ers are liable to the creditors who ex-
tended credit to the concern on the
strength of a 100000 capital stock, be-
lievingsit was fully paid up.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

The state of Alabama, Jefferson coun-
ty, probate court, Sth day of June, 1904
Estate of John M. Herzfeld, deceased.
This day came Esther Herzfeld, adminis-
tratrix of the estate of John NJ Herr
field, deceased and filed his account
vouchers, evidences and statement for a
final settlement of the same
1t is ordered that the st day of July,
1904 be appointed day for making such
settlement at which time all parties in
interest can appear and contest the same
If they think proper.
j. P. STILES
6-o-7t Judge of Probate.
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Ladies' Take Charge.

Florence, June s.-(special.)-At a
meeting of the Florence Chapter, U. d.
c., the chapter decided to take charge Of
the lot at the cemetery in which the Con-
federate soldiers are buried. They will
build a fence around it and plant flowers
end otherwise improve it, 1t will be called
soldiers Rest The matter of contrib
uting money to the ]. B. GORDON monu-
ment fund was decided favorably.
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

Summer excursion tickets are now on
sale by the Southern railway to all prin-
cipal summer resorts Those who con-
template taking a trip this summer
should get copy of the Summer
Homes" folder, which gives full and COM
plete Information regarding the different
resorts along the line of the Southern
railway.
For copy of this folder, rates. and
other information write to
r. b. CREAGH, ]. N. HARRISON,
TRAY. Pass. Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent
Birmingham, Ala.
6-9-tf
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Every body eats at the Met
ropolitan Cafe. The best
merchant lunch served for
3Oc. Milk, Coffee, Tea or
Ice Tea.
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Seventh streets to ]. b. Gearhard, who
will at once erect two handsome Two
story residences.
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Worlds Fair--St. Louis.
Tickets at low rates now on sale. For
particulars apply to any Mobile and Ohio
railroad agent. 4-SO-u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19

s24 red dog s25 shipment FIRST half Of June city bran
.og ga hOrny chop $40 80 bulk SCI 70 SACKS meal
ADMINISTRATION in po,n, Of fluctuations and
speculative activity to-day's market made a poor
&c contrast Vast with the preyou. day An advances Of &c
from 9c net hegher Tho range throughout the
and trade confined issef prpsv Ho 70 opera
tors who hesitated sell the market short on account
the cash situation throuThoGs h cou
rumors during the day exerted less influence
would issue statement shoWns 80 per cent REDUCTION
IN spring wheat area Another had that sales Of 40
600 barrels -four had been sold here export. Both
these reports received denals after midday II said
in several quarters that the -four did aggregate
$500 barrels at the time the -four situation
ago # was difficult TO get bid the trade seems
ready 10 make offers on -four and in some cases haze
bush Of December early IN the day. there
pesth closed &c lover and Enssh markets were T
regular while Paris closed 1928 points higher A
last four days pointed toward million mush reduction
YVES ben loaded out "a eiett6r ia tEsf TaTket hib
July option Locally the July increased its premium
little change except that clearing weather
was in prospect on THURSDAY No 2 red closed nominal
81 O21s b aaoat. CoRS-Unusuai activity noted
IN the corn market at New-hork, with anortS large
SgyeTs Of May and July on reports that S gGs9
brought in by non-unon men AS the stock here Is
practically exhausted II put shorts az dlsadvantage
about 1Sc per bush although the close was a triie
easier at %c net advance against Z gSc advance in
July scapers September. weather fair
ly favorable and cash demand lighter No closed
0 b afoat oATs-The principal feature West was
This with tie corn strength sustained the market ali
day until near the close when yielded somewhat TO
so 81 n. 4sg5oc clipped white. SO to 40 70. BOG
5Shc RYE-MaIket dull, No Western; zoe, spot B
soc c New-York. and mating 55GtSc c Buffalo.
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OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May ls.-CATTLE,-Receipts. 1900; market
Toe higher: good prime IS 10GS5 20;
poor medium 81 259S5 feeders 81 Esq
5O9$4 so; heifers 81 256S4
81 5OS2 10 bulls 50 25S4 calves 81 50QS5 So
steers $46S4 90 HOGS-Receipts to-day p 600.
morrow, - 600; steady &c higher;
butchers 81 TOaS4 95 good heavy 81 S5S4 95;
rough heavy 81 65S4 So light "a 65gS4 bulk OF
81 70QS+ So SHEEP-Fecsipts 1900 market steady;
good wethers 81 75gS9 65 fair choice mixed
So 1884 20; native lambs 81 75Qs6 10; spring lambs IS
ass.
Buffalo. May Is.-CATTI.Ff-Recep light: prime
steers So 1895 % shipping 81 1895 TO- butchers 81 IS
ass. VEAI-Receipts, 500 head; 25c lower 81 25D
s. 25 at 50 go HOGS-Recepts. $500 head; active
lOc higher; heavy and mixed So 2OnS5 %:
Workers. SIS 10aS5 90 S4 gGS5; roughs 81 20$4 35
81 75H$3 IS; dairies $5GIS5 20. SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Receipts. 500 head active lambs 15c and year
lings DC higher; lambs 81 500$T yearlings $50 So ~
wethers SIS 25as5 65 s5qS5 25 sheep mixed So IS
ass so
Kansas City. May s-CATTLE-Receipts 1900. in
Guiding 75 southerns market steady to strong choice
and dressed beef 81 1855 % fair good
s8S 90 Western ted steers S4S+ CO. soekers and feed
50 6S4 TO- Southern steers 50 I5S4 30. Southern
81 25dsa 10 native S29s4 2S native heifs1s
s. e HoGs.Reeeipts u COO market Soc lower tSR
packers 81 6SGsi 70; pigs and lights s4GS4 So sHEEP
Western lambs. s5gs6 IS; fec ewes 81 258s5; Texas
clipped yearlngs 81 sSSS % Texas clipped sheep 81 50
IS; stockers and feeders, 50 50d$i so
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

AND fsRs s. WEST sPRE
as The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
strest station saee aa'
7.55 A. NJ. FAST MAIIA-Parior Sleeping. and Dining
Cars For Chicago. Indianapolis LouisViile. and ST
mon ana caT Tndas
1OS a NJ L0f PEs Rsqlns L1MlrEDPullman
RsTtaSt cars For eacaso @ cievsand Toiado and
l5s p; N; CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss-
aO6 Nasnvlne Wa Cincinnati and Louisvile) indian
45s cHfeHa6 ITAd1FEps Sleeping.
Isd9 a9S cisyslaPd LIP Dining Sa &. - p,,.,.r.
cincinnat 1Rd:anaPoiis. LoasTiils St Louis, Dining
Car. For Gary. w. Va (vIa Shenandoah Valley
5.55 p. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago. For
75 ~ PacfFfc Ra9s ,ttsDuzs To-
doah Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except
s.2s !: NJ. CLEVELAND AND cINGINNATI Ex-
PREss-For Pittsburg Cleveland. Cincinnati In
s.SS r. NJ PTTTsBGRG sPEc1AL.-Daily for Pitts
wAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
@ a 1910 o 1a Sosana a5s s'Ts sH
sad5 s t 3 20 S nss,ona Il al
and COrtlandt streets 5io) s2S p m; r. night
sTasSnai Lmsd ali PSrlar and Dains Cars %
.4@ '465 ODesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. SID.
sogTHERN RA1Ew1Y-Express. 1855. s25. 425 ?. m.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-E1prsss. s25 a. m and s.sa
sESAB6 q SRp AIR LINE RAILwAr,-Erpres. L. IS
and u 10 night daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-755 a. N. week
FOR OLD PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoL.K.-T55 .
weekdays and rs D. daily.
Sundays 7.55 m. Through VestibuIed Trains. Buffet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Tor Smoking Car, Parlor Cars Dining Car and Stand
ard Coaches Sundays.
G6SG skANc asaUkY Tf PARR nterlaksn sund.y
Ocean Grove, and Pleasant (fron Twsnty-
third Street Stationl s55 u Is Is Saturdays
only. 225. 9.25 A 25 and 455 D. m weekdays sun
days. 7.55. 8. Is m and 4.55 D From Desbrosses
and cortlandt Streets So 200 u 80. $50 Sat
Sundays. SIS. 9.45 a 500 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6O6 TBS. .755 SIS, SIS. 25 (955 ST. Louis Lin
ttedl. 10 10 Desbrosses
.10.25 (Penna Limited, '1O55 m. IS. .155
10 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt 20),
955, AS '425. Ass (.455 Chicago
fhIlsdeIphia only $50 sos IS. SIS 25 (s55 for
Sundays. eos '7.55. SIS, '9.25 cess Lin
ited) 955 ('1O25 Penna- Limited. 30 IS '12 s..
156 50 rs. $685. ct % ('455 Chicago Limited North
Philadelphia only) ct S. 1856 1855 s25 Is o. IS
'Dining Car.
ofices Nos 4s 1884 11s and POI Broadway; 1sa
Fifth Avenue (beow 23d ST.; 263 Fifth
18th ST.; Aston House. and stations named above;
and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New
Transfer Company Will call and check baggage
from hotels and residences through TO destination.
Telephone 54S Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
W. W ATTERBURY R WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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n cans for


POULTRY ALIvE;-Reoeipts to-day included three
press Fowls in good demand. and tho market Is
sq as chickens s m ss a % Wn5 Of % Of
keys nrm DucTs about steady Ieese sell slowly Lave
per pair sOcgsl do Southern Southwestern 6Oq75c
Fowls per n. 49, ROSTERS. per 10. &C. TtRKEYs.
De- hem aH soe gf Rf SogSG
az 5si I9f, Pirs T po I $500 c sou sfD
SUPPLIES o. fowls were fair toay but the demand was
somewhat better and the feeling was firm on desirable
she but this o we9 no, END the hulk Of the
%eek Fresh killed turkeys sell aiIiy When Of desirable
quality Nearby oroleTs in moderate supply and fancy
selling slowly and prices lower Tame squads unchanged
lots though Wo h9Se OF sale T Sr itraSht faa y q
& d ola hen. and tons 1tfSi6s. 40 co 9s
1aneS 1|SH 90 ~ to n az do 5
best l8c do seaiied lac: do southern and
pG b. sFR%G Bus hy Island ana ana East East
ern per 10 zoe do Jersey P@nnsyiyana and Nrsinia
Is5ss Ps. e %asd
s4T p s2G sSS % n 5o saba az aGe nf9s
Ta@le o G Eyyvf 90 11SeiasS no L.
4iSS 90 8ks No 14@IHc GEESE 40 S 0d S9fss:
c4NS 3 Of 2yTT GET i SO % rs Of 5 Bnsto..
and ma9t . weak and 9wST for all grades o. both
lower. Asparagus light receipt. but trade and
prices unchanged Beets and carrots steady Cabbagss
former prices Lettuce dull Peas in light receipt and
tdnorrow String beans arriving freely selling well
other vegetables range quoted. quote:
POTATOES. Bermuda. Dbl. s3d$5 50 do Southern
Rose 81 5OaSS 70; do Chill. S3Gs3 30; common $40
81: Maine m bag 81 50GpS3: Canadian
Nova Scotia In bulk $50 10 81 6OaS3; do 6S 10
No. $3as3 % do per bag 5OdSs: Scotch per
sack 5O0s2 co. English and Irish. 81 25s2 40 do
German $2GS2 80: do per 112 10 sack. Sfds1 IS: do
Belgian. 1873 N sack $26S2 q; do domestic and for
egn defective. 81 5cas2 SWEET POTATOES. Jersey,
80 BEETS Charleston per 100 lunches. s2dSs: CAR
RIOTS. Charleston per 100 punches. S26S3 do old.
washed per bbl 81 50aS3; do unwashed s2GS2 5o CAB
BAGES. Southern, Dbl crate. sasi go CUCUMBERS.
Florida S1@S1 75: DO per 75cGsl IS; do Newor
leans per So 5O9$3 rs: dollhouse dozen 850c;
CAUIiFLOWERS. dollhouse. dozen. sldfs3: CELERY.
Florida per 81 b06s3; EGGPLANTS. Florida.
box 81 50Gs3 30; GREEN CORN: Florida per 100 s1@
Florida per carrier 81 5OGs2 70: ONIONS bermuda
crate 81 50QS1 do Egyptian per bag 50 20; do New
Orleans, 25Gs1 30: do scallions, nearby. per loo
lunches s1Gs1 50 PEPPERS. Florida: per carrier sig
nearby per 100 punches s1@sl 90; RADIsHEs Southern.
81; STRING BEANS. Charleston. wax. per
basket 81 1882 25 do green. 81 5OlS2 rs; do So
vannah w1T per basket 81 s sE@s 40 r Fund
ds wax per Basket siSs1 ~ do per crate 75cas1 80;
green T5cdS1 y: do crate 50c0S1; do
New Orleans per basket S1Gs1 80: SPINACH southern
bb SlGS1 ~: do nearby. Dbl k1gsl 90: SQUASH
Florida white basket 50cqsl do yellow efooKeek
9S2 %: do fair TO prime s1Gs1 3d. TURNIPs white per
loo lunches 75cGS1: do rutabaga per DBL SlgSl 20
WATERCRESS. per 100 punches. T5c1S1 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May 1s--Closng: WHEAT. spot easy; No 1
California 6s 10i4d: futures steady May nominal July
es 4Ad; September Nd CORN, spot quiet American
mixed new As 41sd American naked Old. As cad: futures
duh May nominal; July. As 3s4d PEAS Canadian quiet
FLOUR Louis winter dull SIS 3D. HOPS
in London Gacnc Coast. nrm; f6qf6 ios BEEF easy
India mess SIS sd. PORK easy; prime West
srn s2s ca HAMS. short cut Il TO 10 ~ quiet ass
34s Cd short RIB is S9s Cd long clear iddies
li6ht. 2s "a No. 39s Cd; long clear midd.es
s4s Cd: clear bellies Ia IS 10. Sos. SHOULDERS
square IL 10 n N steady Sis 3D. LARD prime Vest
ern in terces steady s3s sd American refined. in pals
quiet BUTTER, good United States steady. 14s
CHEESE easy: old American finest white. 4Os: do coll
ored AIS; new finest white 37s do colored 37s. Tall
Low prime CITY TURPENTINE. spirits
AIS "a ROSIN, common hrm. rs Sd. PETROLEUM. re-
pnad. quiet. IlNSEED OIL dull. l0s 3D.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

. New-York. May Is. IVl4
( coFFEE-The coffee market quiet to-day and
,le6 a of realizing IN the absence Of
important demand. There rumor that private al
unfavorabe concerning the crcp
M is report could moi he confirmed and certainly had
n effect on the market Tie opening WAS steady al
sseIine of points Following call the market showed
further easiness by lindsay about b4lO points
tower steadie5 slightly as offerings
were not a al and the close was steady.
unchanged points lower. Sales reported OF
ss baes. weakness IN response 10 any
snr IN the routine Both the European markets
were fairly steady. Hamburg = pfg higher and
Tayre was on franc higher. Santos also advanced
remained unchanged. and the primary
sSeints were moderate The ports had 5000 bags
rznt % year the interior Santos receipts
Dointer looking Ike small
Agures today. II seemed however, as the advance
cow 75c for September DOC this morning
Was attracting realizing with few buyers IN
NE market aside continued scattering demand
houses prices sold on easily.
The spot quiet but steady with quotations
On the basis o &c for Rio No :.
The range contract prices IN the local market to-day
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19

POINT S, market FOR spot cotton closed quiet at Is
Tor rniss-e 70 10 4oc for mddlng upland and 1850
eo15sb..--as Srif; sales. 200 bales. to spnners.
.s1hsis pot markets teleEraphsd follows:
F.sriSs,.- -nal. &c lower st 1880: Wilmington and
+ss al ,lna Norfolk quiet unchanged ~ l35sc;
e.Ss baltimore nominal a. 1fc; Savannah easy,
,lsuphis ,Tsy 70 lower at laHc; sales. los bales:
SeV-o-l..seel &c lower at 15hc; sales. 900 bales;
Estlnstss . gslet &c lower at l3ke sales 1S7o bales
fnorron~ .eeps Of cotton leading points for to
iso a.. AZ AeEO-lesns 1900 20 1900 bales. against
600 bl week and 689 last year At Galveston 300
snd :. against GS3 last week and 1910 last year.
ana s7s 80 10 $50 bales against Al last week
ps-ss ~. az the ports points to-day
- N'lh ths same dny last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR was easy
WHEAT-No > spring 92G96c; No 3. s6Q+Sc No red,
81 O3QSI O6 CORN-No :. 49qi9tse: No z yellow. oztgg
53c. 6ArSNo 3 white, 42G44lae RYE-No 2 7Sc, Bah
IsYCood feeding 3543sc; fair choice mating 45G
56c FLA XSEED-No 99iec; No Northwestern 81 90
TIMOTHY SEED-Prirne, s. CLOEttit- Contract grace.
100 10 So 81 GS6 40. CUT MEATS-Short ribs sides
1oose So 25GS6 short clear sides (ooxed) 50 2S
So 90 WHIsKEY-Bass OF nigh wines. 81 Is On tho
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market Vas nrn
creameres lSgI9l.c diaries. 121lIc EG(fS-Steady at
mark. cases included 151s91S'2c CHEESE-hAsy. sag
0I5c
Duluth, May 1s-wHEAT-No hard s5 Sc: No
Northern e4Ee; No Northern 92hc: May. 50 sc:
July. 90 sc; September. 81 Sc
milwaukee, May lS.--wHEAT-No I Northern. ss ise;
No Northern 90 y s7e; old July, SI@9s% Nc asked
RYE-No ,, 77I77hc. BARLEE-No z. CSC; sample.
S2G 6Oc. CORN-No ;. 500 53c: July 475s 4sc asked
% q 993c; September $40 STA on track No hard,
s7Hc No Northern. 95Isc: No Northern SAX q
94&c FIOUR-Ffrst patents. So 90 q S. 10; second
patents. 81 sOgs5 nrst clears - 5Og So co. second
Philadelphia May IS-WHEAT steady; contract
grade May ST O65a. CORN arm; May. 54 \ So &c.
OATS quiet; white. natural. 474 47hc: do
clipped. 4Sc BUTTER Arm and active; extra ~est-
fair demand: fresh nearby, he at mark;
fresh Western. 17%c at mark; fresh Southwestern
II nc mark: fresh Southern. 1S1ao at mark.
CHEESE dull and easier: New-York fun creams.
choice TO fancy. "a q &C. NewYork full creams fair
good sR12c Recepts-Flour. Else bbls and $50
10 in sacks % 900 bush: oats. $4,000
bush. Shipments-Wheat, 5000 bush: corn. 1000
bush; oats. 1900 bush
ST. Louis. May 1s.-wHEAT-No red cash. ele-
Ne hard sso5sG cohNSSe cash. SIC: 'J Jsiy
July. s7c September. S0Hc; No white as nc.
Toledo. May Is.-CLOvERSEED closed; Cash. IS IS:
October. IS 72h prime alske, So 10; August. IS IS:
primo timothy. 81 40; September. 81 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty Street and South Ferry. Thine from South
Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown beow)
EAsToN BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH
CHCNk-z40 90 GUS Easton only). a10 a m. lao
80 6oo 045 Easton only) p. m. Sun. IA Is a
WILkEsBARRE AND scRANToN-z1oo. 30 a m.
LAhEWOoD. IAkEHURsT. TONS RIVER AND
Lakewood ana iASehurst only, tso D m sanday ys
ATLANTIC CITY-.s.40 a m IS 4opm
FINELAND AND BRIDGErOS-ts40 N. Ell 80
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
z40o $50, II 80 a m. Il, 20. IS0 245. S53 As.
80 $50. l5o m sundays. except Ocean Grove.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMrHALJ. .4ss.
!Teo. 1900. 800. 1000. tlLoo a. NJ, f12Oo. 100
$50 t2oo TACO. 400. 800. 1900 t73o. 80 5000
.l20o a N. 900. t.40O. 800. 100. ts3 . M.
READING. HARRISBURG. PorTsymIE AND WILL
IAMsPoRT1H4oo "a IS, $500. tsIo. Co;oO. hoo
R.ading PottsyIs ana farsb'g only f4oo $500 p N.
Atlantic Hlds. seaoright. Monmouth Bch. and L0rs
8 as. $50 p m Sundays. 1000 a. m. LOO 400. 500
zFron Liberty Street only. Daily. tDaily. except
Sunday Sunday only. tParIor only VIA lama
xsaturdays- aExcept Saturdays
PSI Asa 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1872 5th Av. % Union
Square West 1888 East 125th St.. 273 West 125th St.
PAS Columbus Az, New YORK; . Court 81, sA $40
Transfer CO calls FOR and checks baggage e Destination
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Cen Pass'T Agt
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. May 1s-The auction sales continued
to-day The offerings numbered s.5SI bales The
was good especially halfbreds and
Crosshreds in eager request and all sold.
Scoureds sold freely the Continent Following
sales In detail; New South Wales 500 bales secured
SiadGls lO1ad; greasy. bAdG1s Id. Queensland, 700
bales secured 101sdg1s Cd greasy 1od Victoria.
sSoused IS tsd greasy osdgds Ind south
IA bales; greasy 7sd Tasmania greasy 7deS
Is 2sd Nswzsaiand 400 bales: secured. 9s9ls Sid,
grsaAy, od811 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19

co-TOH-To-oay's cotton market was very much -no-s
eys than for days past with sales footing up nearly
activity cue 20 heavy liquidation. apparently led by
Nsw-orleEna and swollen by scattering selling orders
was not sKplsnahle the ground OF fresh developments
q q bear4ah nature On the contrary the the
day had rather bulsh average The cables were about
right as compared with the Ne~-York close Of the
previous cay and the weather TOO good.
low temperatures less market al
nrst showed advancing tendencv Response 10 this
situation but soon met with heavy selling The gossip
n this connection that NevOrleans selling out
II suggested that the report Southern
bull leader coming 10 Sew-York a bun cam
selling basis ana Il that the scheme had caught
some OF the local room operators recently
saynee here Monday when July sold at IL 69c
a ne low point yesterday afternoon selling az
-, =. 100 I tss OF SURPRISE 20 the local trade.
- Iao neen expecting either further rally
On guch heavy liquidation after neiod OF cornTs tively
s1et anc featureless markets truth q tho matter
tafdngs small visible supplies are rapidly
e-a.-tal 5 10 say. around l3izc-hns had
senauant . spot demand from day day. This situa-
lll-16 % opinions expressed by trade interests
-- ''.o ect Or cisccuraR the bulls.
has LED Up % fodars developments The market opened
seog Al an advance - points decline Of points
ing as result o. unfavorsbe weather Later there was
raE ~ several points the old CROP with July
o1t az this level offerings became header n yas re-
1870 mat Philadelphia spot interests selling
S,oers causing stln severe break As July went
A., 1uIc ~ zoe snnportlng orders attracted.
81 rsliy Of 3qS points followed but was soon lost
rheer renewal Of Ne1yrleans selling ana the market
,sr, =. lUc t0r the sumner months with October
Lung al lll0c Toward the close there was partial
recovery covering and the market was 1naliv
$780, ~ eel9 points lower The closing rally
ted by fears an unfavorabe set n cables IN the
g.hg and the general underrrent OF the market was
rsSs.''g very nervous and unsettled
cay vas s q contract prices In the local market to-
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May Is. ! p m-,Cotton1spot in moderate
fair 7.84d: good midd.ns 75od middling, 792d: low
middling. 72Sd: good ordinary Lad: ordinary 6s4d.
The day 6oOO bales. OF which 200
speculation and export and included $500 American
Receipts bales including 1IOO American Futures
opened easier and closed quiet: American middling
May. T.25d MAY June I 2d. June and July. 1.f5d;
July August Ind: August and September 6 ssh:
September and October. 6S4d October and November.
esd November and December. Cd: December and
ary. sod: January and February. oe0d
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"a E-kchange Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
export a ae Demand sales ooo0 bales speculation and
BALE - ohes; American 5000 bales receipts 200
futurs. ineIlean 1000 bales; middling upland 7z2d
Points ope'ea steady, 10 points lower on near and
rots oNf On distant positions closed quiet. net cn7
ptions On oe crop ane 3Qs points lower on new crop
guvh,,, may &c May-June. 1901. June-Ju.y 100;
octobar M August-seDtember 6ssd septeIne
'aa, Octoher-N ovember 6.0sd NoyeInbor-De-
Ggs1 sa DeeerD January 97d: Januay-Fer uary.
or ""aehesteF-farns quiet: cloths. buyers holding
irnrTyn AND MEAll-The -four situation showed some
tsire6 and IN several higher prices OBJ
rrs0ss sapst q tbs demand to-day for the better
laeh;s. 81 sO6ls5. winter sS9sS Ss s5Ttng
s's, sas5 20; extra 80 winter. SO eOgs4 extra No
NEAL ~ ySsSt 10 choice 70 fancy 81 l5gs4 so CORN
esf s STEADY quoted; Fine white and yellow 81 40
E..s coarse. 81 Gs0$I ~ FEED Irregular. Quoteds
western spring s2I; Standard rniddllng s2z: -four do
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So So ~ w. - w. " "
Charleston. May 1s.-TURPENTINE fair. 53i1c ROSIN
firm A, B. c, D. 81 80; z 81 CO., F. S. G. 50 20; II,
s. IS; Sc 90; X So; NJ. So 10: n. So 25 W G. So 40;
London. May 1s.-TURPENTINE. spirits. Ais 1910.
RoSIN. American strained. Is Cd: fine. lis Sd
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-The buying interest Is stu very
small bur with light receipts ana NOT much
urgency SELL prices ruling gensTaly s mere
stock grading from common TO fair; values FOR these
Scotch peas held steady
We oisote: BEANS. marrow, choice. bush, 81 cog