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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
OTHER MARKETssV TELEGRAPH.

Chtcaxo May ia-CATTL5-Reosfpea loo A~st7
steady; good prime IS l0s5 6s poor
medium 81 l0S4 30; scocksrs tsedsrs So i0ss
cows 81 1884 IS; heifers So D Ga 6Os 81 30
bus s21S4i calves 81 50S5 25; Texas lad
81 259S5 HOES-Recsip-s to-day. 1900 hsa6:
10 600. n1a-st mostly Sc higher mixed and butch
s. 709S4 90; good choice heavy 81 sO5S4 s2s
rough heavy s. s0GS4 IS; nsht 81 s5gS4 so; bulk q
sales. 81 75GS4 So SHEES-Elecetpta 1000 hssS mar
s. So fair choice rtzsd, So T5S4 5oi clipped native
lambs 81 5oGS6
Cincinnati. Nag Is-EoGS ztsaSy IS 5rss o.
CATTLE quiet and lower az s. 254S4 ~ SEEE stazdy
S3GS3 As. LANES steady AT 81 5Oe1S6 %
demand prime s59SS 20 shipping, 81 6oS5
81 25GS4 So hsitsrs So 5oGs4 500 2aS
bulls. S29<4: stocks-s and feeders So 4ocS4 VEAL@
Receipts 200 head market steacy strong So SEQ
Sc: s. o. HO(5S-Recsiptz. 10000 had; piss
active. ard uxsc s. 05 Gas TO- Torx-
o0GS5 pigs 81 T3G<4 IS: 81 1eSS4
So 1888 .; dairtss. 81 sOGeS5 10 SEEEP AND
LANTBS-Receipts 600 head: Earkst eettves weth-rS
stsady others io2oo higher larahs 81 50G<a vss-axz
IS GS5 IS wethsrS S. 59S5 50 ewes. 81 75S5f saesc
mixed Sc 25GS5 *
Kansas city Nav f3-CAT-LE-Rscsfp-s. h-acI
strong EXPORT and dressed beef ssee- 81 sox5 g
feeders IS e59s4 TO- Southern SO TO
native hetSe-s 50 5OGS4 90: bulls weak 81 50cSS so
calves. 81 T5Gs6 HOG+Rscetpts eOoO had; ra-kss
&c higher: 81 So: bu q salss 81 eS4 SO; heavy
81 asa packers 81 70e7S4 50; and Nghes SO
81 3 SHEEP-Rscs.pts 1000 head: market steady
s. 5GSS6 80; lalb4 S59S6 IS; TAD
ewes, 81 250SS: ysa-1gs 81 T5eS5 % Texas cfpp~t
aheep. g. 6GS+ 90 sIocksrs and feec=rs g 5GSS+ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-YOrk. May Is, 1904.
COFFEE-Tithout special activity the coffee
to-day showed notable hrmness. Il opened steady
advance OF 54IO points moderate covering and
Jerins outside demand encouraged by se2der European
cables Later advanced san further IN the absence q
offerings and finally steady at net advance Of og
20 points sales 1920 bags. Owing the holidays
there Brazilian sentiment
way or the European markets Hamburg = ~ PIG
higher and Iayrs advanced 9es frame This gave the
initial Uprlrn thereafter Il sustained
by the buying parties believing that ultimate
advance IS probable, operating without regard TO in
terre1ate fluctuations. II reported that lead
ing bear interest had advised suitable no
ments and that certain Wall houses sending
out to advance Of about hale cent on the
other lac. there selling At the advance the
ground that speculation broad enough 10 dis
count future strengthening OF statistics time when
visible supplies and when demand con-
tnues poor The buyers during the session seemed 70 De
shorts and Wall Street and coUssn houses while sellers
chiefly longs have become discouraged and
willing reduce their lines moderate buIges. Il Is
considered, that Liquidation elm
mated offerings from this small extent The
steady with quotations the basis %
csc fcr Rio No =
The range Of prices to-day
IS follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

and az the close the speculative list stood =
me previous night with July the weakest option
Northwest gave steadiness the early market which
IeInpteo some operators 70 long for but
the crop situation. and Northwest markets Joined
readily IN the heaviness elsewhere The selling
4t-S snort interest IN the market. everybody
navlng Il would SEEM figured advance following
buying on the break there was little demand in any
ar5et throughout the day An unusually bearish
e4ay WeaS and II vas in the last hour that prices
reached the lowest interval OF the session From
SO4IllS was return OF oearlsh crop
eNs NrlHe colo All through the Northwest for this
tI-e or year the fact that warmer conditions
!IcaeG Tor saturday led many tired bulls 70 unload
!-eF lo4uIhgs ana get out or the market until such
ilnle as Il Should get down TO basis where export
demand would be attracted Argentine shipments
we're PractcaLy SDV900u bush according TO the tx
change figures and 3664 600 bush Broom
hall while English markets all showed good deal Of
WEAKNESS Inc only export trade was three loads.
worked late the previous night. No red 81 90
eeyator and 81 o. to 81 II afoat; No Northern
Duluth, CSC o afoat- CORN-The early develop
rnents in corn we're rather favorabIs bulls and
most Of the forenoon prices held very steady. The
wheat break however. and the fact that offer
room selling. which eventually broadeaed into heavy
liquidation. and the market closed with prices
closed 50 Q soc elevator and Sc afOat;
No white SIC and No yellow soc o b afoat
later everything eased or with corn and the close was
53i+c PyF2Narket inactive: No , western roc spot
New-York, and mating IS 965c c I Buffalo. Wheat
including -four exports for the week ending May Il
T3radstreets aggrerating 7s4 Tss bush against IIa2
71s 4.097.5s5 bush this week last year
bush. against 1s4is27sI bush last season Corn ex-
ports for the week aggregate l20l56 bush, against
From july / 1903 10 date they aggregats 40 5ss TT
bush. against SIS, 1926 bush last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
a HERo,s REWARD.

- he London TeIegra ph.
b. Gays ago old man named Samuel VII
rs vas killed on the railway by passing train
EdrroooeeI- Gays, II appeared. had been spent IN
vss-eJ ~. N Workhouse At the inquest Il was re-
lssssS- t4al WHEREBY was an old soldier. He en-
II Mslen only eighteen in the famous 95th Foot
Ebs- q gl.shec himself the battle Of the Alma,
81 oe Lacy Evans mentioned him IN division
$40 y the repClse OF the Russian sortie he
r. 90 again IN the bloody grapple Of mixer
srsr-.-.s.FF Volunteered upon occasion 10 carry
o. So iAton 10 the QuarFtes under the deadly ire
NJ 90, Gay. and was in the trenches throughout
49, 9-e or the siege '"Ile Gazette" itself pub
zsrne M, ne services q CORPORAL Samuel Webb-the
49, the young hero had received from his queen
zes.leesn medal with three clasps and from the
E4ossoS = The French the Cross Of tie Legion or
r,eresee- corporal Webb not entitled 10 a
rezs--a AR9l AIS discharge from the army. He
es<4aed Tor assistance II any shape form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


NeW-forN, Nay IS. 1904
BEEVES-Recsipts 242 In
GLIDING alive 90 for sauEhte-ers and
16 for market Steers light supply and
prices were advanced Zoe. bulls fun steady:
others OF. fat firm 10 10c higher: medium
thin fell on 1O6I5c: the yards
cleared Medium % prime native steers sold ~ 81 ESQ
81 Is bulls S3nS4 So a SJFe4
taiends Dressed beef IN rather slack demand
at 6l-1Sc per % for native sides Liverpool and London
cables quoted cattle arm sheep selling I2lIsc
dressed weight: refrigerator beet 81. Q9ssc per 70
Shipments today the Celtic Liverpool 500
beef for the Norris Beef Company 100
quarters C1dahy Packing Company:
the Miunehaha for London VIII take cut 5I5 cattle
800 OF beeT for SchwarZschLd & SuZberger
SO cattle J. Shamherg SON the Toronto London
go cattle. equally divided between the named
firms; also cattle Hull for J. Shauberg
the British Princess win on tomorrow sunday
with ~ and 5IS sheep for J. ShanlbeTg son -
be unoaded az London and l25 head for the
az Antwerp Schwarzschild Sulzberger will put on ths
same steamer 225 cattle TO be unloaded London and
10 head at Antwerp; the St Paul viii take to
southampton $500 OF beef for Armour a
and 200 quarters for Schwarzschid SuIzberger re
Eaelng Company the Poiyearp Z Para Braz - cattle
er j. sha-aberg Son. making the total shipments from
tnts port for the week ending Saturday. Nay COS
eAstss 1ssS sheep and 1880 Gla-tzra af a. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

port. Of Great Britain ws sx-eDr.oa ss sss s.ss
ssslss--Nswt9n Co: Is oeio stssr. lsss = .v-z<..
y a. S so 10 Pe y az l Iis y q Is sos az - -
: 90; bulls 1880 n at 81; %. llSO n sss %.
Ns;PThsrsoR Co: q Ohio steers. ma y; %:
7,9 PAL 1900 n At 81 80; DO 1919 n q 8. Is do
8 eo o I S9 ls a 10 s. s' s9 $50 9 IS
- as: q a, s. So do les o. at s. a. eO SIS p
a. 10 1899 al At 81 So Il DO Sal al a. 3 81 8 q.
~ :. = at e So DO $50 a. at s. 5 sso o. $50 r.
II DO Isl n. az s.: 90. Ie0 =. az 81 s.
LAS 10 at Il 10 de- 800 B. At s. So cows VS. 1855
Ksrns Commission Co.: II Illinois steers laos 10 "a
To5fn u sian3on 6uif 500 n At 81 IS: DO s4s
n az IS So 4 40 $50 70 at IS So, 8 90. avs p az
IS % ,s Go IaiI p a s. 20 DO $50 n e g;
$50 % AT SO 40: do 79T n. az 81 10; do. sTo %
at 'a j, z s9 : go go n az sSI 81 80 T,s u
gB s ss .s SCI ca hee "a or sss
sxtisth-sr yards prices fairly steady Most %
6TsEginE at decline Of S5o The pens we're eissrsd
Fsnsr al s :a. w ysI At $50 8 $ e9 Ssr sd
Sseesss sa~ ssz al so: Country dressed dun a.
salss-s sanders: IS vesl- ls4 70 svsrss.. IS IS
per 100 y; IS do. 1sa u. at IS S.; Zoe a. rs ~ AZ
5 Judd 8 Co: 81 vsalH Iss .: at ss ssi.; 81 %.
Tobin & Shannon, I veal $50 -. NJ ssi 30 co. ISIS
-. IS 50
H h HoTist IS vealz IA n. a. 50 IS
J c. Curtis & Son. "a veals. 50 y, at ~ -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rscsipts were A3s az ~
2 SCI head. including for expert arvs-S rcF
saughtersrs and A. cars for the market nAi7s Wiz
the stale stock ia cars On sale Snsep were ssa1y.
good stock Clipped lannDe nrr.s
spring lambs offered The not cutie
prime clipped 81 I5S5 80 4co %
choice clipped lambs S6oSS So wcolsc cs
=. Dressed slow 51s4lO1Sc per o-sSscc
lambs trn at 1OsG121sc; city dressed s2rias a
ssas6 50 carcass eoanrTZ dressed e s2sS s 80
lambs 20 average So > loo p: 81 40 o. p a.
So "a clipped Ohio sheep 90 IS s3: 90 d. Ia d
a. s. 80. o. DO. 10 y. 81 20.
Harrington & Co: 20 clipped Buf-a1o lAr,ca 50 d A.
Sc 60: 236 state DO IS y. a. IS 90
& ulshOrn state lar-oz g % ec 81
HOGS-Receipts were ia cars OF lS6e head tncrrd-
f-r haIr a market Prices weak Bu-2sp
sdvfces stare hogs sold IO9sS per 100
dressed 5G5-zc FOR heavyweight. Ss6a,
for medium and 7zeT-ac for light hogs and pSA
Sales-S. Sanders: 20 state 157 = average "a
So . per 100 d Do E3 - - s. 10; rough 80 ..
81 .,
$50 -. At s. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
COTTON RECEIPTS.
Z ports since September i.
EUROPEAN PRopucE MARKETS

Liverpool Nav 13-Clostng: wEIEAT-soot e,,II. y,
California, y; INJURIES steady NAY IS Sd: July "a:
September Is 42sd COFN-SpOt firm. American mixed.
a as~ IS % american Inixd CD Is q; tarnrss tuni
MAY As I'D July. Is a. nominal.
steady. 5s 3D. FLOUR-S-- Louis fancy winter dun
- ID HCFS u London (Paci1c CoaStl. firm IS .
- 15s- BEEFeEasys India mess Sd FORK
Easy; prime Western SIS Sc CUT MEATS-Ear1,s
short cut IL - n. quiet. ass quiet. Slrbrr-
land cut 70 70 80 70 SIS Cd short RIB IS "a n SIS Ga
long clear ntddles light . &c. lor< cl-sr
mtes heavy S5 TO 10 n SIS. clear hacks is 20
- n S4s: clear bellies "a 70 l ~ saouldsrs sQar-
ii 70 - p, DUH 3Os LAFiD-Prirne
g1ssI 5Ss- American ref1sl pals steady SIS tai
Hteecy, as ttOS1sCcEn-ncu firm, Is 3D.
-<-s1i-sc. saas~ tsl A-AS14D o4--Du1 - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
WILD LIFE OBSERVATION.

--E AtLILry.
so,5 observers are probably q bout as rare as
The 49,. accurate seeIng-an eye that takes in
rsrs go .I1fh, and nothing but the trUth-how
ezar-i- -ssa il is 50 few persons know can tell
e rigT- .nssat they see so few persons can draw
perSS-s --lsTe flce from observed fact; so few
ans rrs.--el Keep from reading their thoughts
so- tloTs into what they Only per-
70 ner0 tle scientific habit OF mind be trusted
ing - .i4ss as they are. Most Of Us, IN observ-
fr7tt te+l ne about Us, less OF the
oecrl-. e see less when our minds duh pre-
trls - of oiunted By want OF interest. This is
w - - most country people. We more when
Iie5+ me lives OF wild creatures about Us in the
b-Ss - ~ human experience, and innpute 10 the
Is -, So beasts human motives and methods. This
Nc Zen true or the eager city man or woman
r. --4iiEs out into the country 10 study nature
fjrDs l-oeIcy to sentinentaliZe nature has. in
"a fely taken the place OF the old tendency
Ism S,-Le and spfritlZe IL II IS anthrOpOnorph-
az LAY IN the way OF clear understanding OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
THE ORDER OF THE GARTER

from The London Westminster Gazette.
! ne abaHdonnnert, because OF the King Of Wllrt-
es-osIs lLd-sposuon, OF the chapter Of the order
81 ne Garter which, for the first Jlrne for halF a
century was 70 De held at Windsor castle Will be
-eSIeLleo uE p!aTgoers, for a representation OF So
35tI-h-Ag ana picturesque scene might certainly
80 Deen expected n the customary topical
GLl--a given at Drury Lane in the autumn. IL this
Geo Deen accomplished Il would not have been the
- occasion upon which the pageant would have
D@e1 turned 10 theatrical for Dryden employed
u Pm me closing scenes Of his opera Albion and
mus, produced in the spring OF 1855 In tha
ar IS vision Of the hono-s OF the garter" so ran
me stage directions; the knighrs in procession.
az the KING under a canopy. beyond this me
Upper END ot St Georges hall And Fame in
SlrOcted Renown TO assume his trumpet and
Record the Garter's glory:
A bal1Ee for heroes. and for kings
For E4Cgs bear. '
a5d swell the immortal
WIN songs Of go1s. and ct fer gods 70 hear.
Even the greatest devotee Of scenic effect coDld
desire nothing beyond that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

Cotton Exchange special I4verpoo cables spot cotton
export 500. receipts. coo. 1000 American. Md
ding upland. 73sd Futures opened barely steady 6g6
points steady. net AGO points lower
old unchanged 10 points lower en- new crop
positions. May. 23d. MayJune, 1884, June-ly lid
JuAugust 710d: August-septernber $50 SEPTEMBER
October 9 33d. Octobel-NOvember Ol0d: NoNenber-Le
cember Odd: December-January, 6old January-Febru
Z Cd Ma rhe easier cloths quiet
FLOUR AND AIEAIS-The -four market was quiet and
about steady although the break in wheat checked bust
to great extent Spring patents s. 19!S5 90;
stragts 81 s0QS5: patents S5S3 So spring
clears Ss1Si go. extra No winter 50 G0dS4 No
winter. 80 35aS3 RYE FLoUR-t9ulet quoted: Fair
q choice 10 fancy, 81 1oaS4 30 CORN
AEAI-oiet quoted Kiln dried S3eSS 10 as 20 brand.
tSAt5 ELsteady qt25SS4 ne lrSr - az SIsW,
Western spring S22 standard middling S3 -four. S23;
cd SaG 10 arrive city bran. S23HS24. bulk and
sacks: niddlEs S23dS24; red dog, SIS hominy chop.
$50 90 bulk: ST. 10. sacks; OIL meal, SIS 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of pronounced
character made to-days wheat market weak one,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

The cotton closed quiet and
the basis Of l3 CSC for mddlng upland and
middl.ng Gulf. Sales to spnners. 100: de-
livered contract 100 bales Southern spot markets
teleRraphed follows: Wilmington nominal Balti-
more nominal unchanged. at lac. Savannah tsc
lower at 1850. Charleston nominal Norfolk quiet,
changed a 13sc. Louis quiet sc lower 1890.
New-Oreans easy, lice lower at IS1sc sales 400 bales
Galveston 1-16c 1850. Memphis quiet,
unchanged I3c: sales 450 bales Estimated receipts
2 leading points Nev-Oreans, from
100 bales against 69 last week and 1878 last
Galveston, 500 700 bales against lis
591 Houston. from 10 10
bales against and .452 last
Receipts the ports to-day and for the week.
compared with the totals OF week previous and Of
this as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. May 1.-THE offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day numbered Il $50 bales Aerinos were
keen demand ewing t. Increased American ouyIng Vic
greasy ruled sellers favor. light conditioned
realizing per above the March
crossbres crcssbreds and sIpes
advanced per cent took good lines OF
crossbreds The Withdrawals 20 date amount
z,7a0 bales Following the sales IN detail; New
Wales. $500 bales; secured lodEls 10zd greasy.
Sd4Is 2d Queensland. $50 bales; secured Is 2d2s
greasy sGi0I-d Victoria bales; secured. .1G
I'd greasy. Td@Is 2isd- south Australia 400 bales
greasv 50Ilt3a. Jasrlania bales; sreaSH. 7d0fs
New Zealand 900 bales secured. ss1ls SGD; greasy
sskdnIs IA Cane CT Coed NaEal. 500 bales
secured, Is 2isd91z I'd; greasy. 64iea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

Cash quotations tolowss FIOUR was eas<-
WIiEATNo ? sPr1g SOs S+,; 10 3 $685. No - -
s. osaS1 o5 C0FlNNo sc: Nc ye49I sc O = =
BARLEY-Good feeding, S5GSSc fair 70 csotes na1cns
45E+6c- FLAAXSEE-D--So L 81 o. No NcrSzEssSa--1-
81 0Sis TIMOTHY SEED-Prtne So CLoVEFs-Corr-
tract grade SO IS PORK-1sss per Dbl 81 05Sn 12,
LARI-Pe- 100 n So sass STls- CUT NEArSSho-t rss
sfes 01osel Sc I2la GS6 3: short s6as oxs1.
produces Exchange to-day the butter n1a-zsc va
steady. creameriss 13G1Slsc 6artes, lSc1zc- 6ICs-
Steady Included. Is G15 so- CHEESE
Weak 81 Gs42c
Duluth NAY Is--CIose-wEEAT IN store, No lard.
sec Northern 901sc; No Norths-- sScs % G-tva.
No hard sSi%cs No N9rthsr1 s25Ssj No Sortas-r
s991o Nay, 9o1-c; July. SO7scs September TSAc-
Milwaukee, Nay I3--WEEAT i7c lower; No Ncr-A-
err 9T-sc; No Northern. So3c. old July. s41sc Rye
h-ue-; No = T5l- l6c BARLEY steady No 2 CSC; SAN
pie 4nG61c CORN easier No s. 5oo2cs July Al ss7 M
asked
Minneapolis Nav 1s.-Coss-wEEAT-Laz, e2cE rusy,
eOS.c; Sepssuber 7sASGIe-scs track No hard $40
csc; No Northern. eS-sG94cs No Northern s1sSsc
50; clears s. 5CGS o. second elsa-1 - 50 BANs
IN bulk, SIC 5OGSIL
Philadelphia Nay 1s-wHEAr 40 I1xs-s core-s1s
grade. May s. O4is. CORN he lower; Nay, cSA eo.n
OATS quiet. but dr--: No Wits natural a717c: do
clipped BUTTER hru: fair demand: Wss-srn
c-eaEaery &c; extra nearby prints sc EGGS E-eatyS
mark. fresh Western. 1T@c. mark fresh Southern.
I6lsc mark CHEESE steady; Sew-Tork fui
Seoi1s z 1 oSo SIS aa s58OoS 8 n ssSs9 sos
coo bush: oats. T.OOO bush Sh1pnsats-Whsat. Aooo
bush: corn. 4Oo0; cats 10000.
s. Louis Nav ls-Coss-WHEAT lower On fr-rrovss
94E91c. July. sessS2<+c bid; September 7e7sc CORN
lower No cash 5lse Jgiy 80 G451se asked; seDes
July SIC; September. SO Sc
Toledo. Nav I3-CLOvERSEED. cash. 80: Cc-obsr>
S. 3 BID. ALSLKE prime So Is: August. So IS
TIMOTHY. prime. 81 20 ssptsm6e-. 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

the report Of the commission. TIE change should
not De the work OF one party opposed 10 another
in the Church. but should Partake OF general
unanirnity, else II viii lack the proper moral force
The Cathedral League Of the Diocese Of New
York. which was organized somewhat more than
year ago 10 raise money with which 10 build the
Cathedral Of S.. John tie Divine, and Of which
Robert G. Hone IS the president, has just completed
its first years work with a fund OF almost SIC 90.
OF this $4,000 has been turned over 70 the
trustees OF the Cathedral and $4,000 invested II is
the intention Of the league 70 make a complete
canvass OF every parish IN the diocese. Thus far
only Two parishes have been systematically can
vassed. VIZ, Grace and the Incarnation The work
done II Grace Church resulted IN thu receipt Of
hundred subscriptions OF S-l9 each, and IN the
Church Of The Incarnation Of fifty subscriptions OF
t-eJ each II TIE league IS prcpOrLoIzTe-y success
fu IN the remaining city churches the result VIII
be a substantial aid 70 the work Of building the
Cathedral A meeting Of the league, which
held one afternoon last week n the asylum build
ing On the Cathedral grounds. Addresses were
made by Bishop Potter. Bishop CoaGjutor Greer,
the Rev. Dr. william P Huntington. q Grace
Church Of The Incarnation, and the Rev. Dr. Ernest
II. SIires, OF St Thomass Church.
The Rev. Robert Henry 3IiIlgau. explorer aid
missionary II West Africa VIII deliver en address
n the Rutgers Presbyterian Church OF Wednesday
evening and VIII tell Of his explorations along the
CIabOOl River and his discovery Of the Fang peO-
PIE Mr. AiiIgan has spent ten years IL that
region.
The following ministers viii speak at the Fulton
Street Prayer Meeting next week:
Monday the Rev. ; c. Snyder; Tuesday, the
Rev. d. II E Thompson; Wednesday, the Rev.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
REFUSE TO REGISTER PoRTo R,cAN

asA-Iigtoa' Nay BIN behalf OF the hoard Of
So employment a. the Nay Yard. District At
"rhey Peach today fled the answer Of The hoard
- re petition OF Juan RodrigUzz. OF Porto Rico.
= oe registered for employment The beard had
--se1 n register him because he was not a citi-
- o re United States. Mr.. Beach says that
= SlP-eaIt has 10 Iigkt TO be registered as he
srS S.--len " Porto Rico and not Of this country
-. SSsys ne is advised by the Navy Department
- -oolls--ez Is not eligillle 10 reqisrration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Nav II p m-ccTToN-sPot IN limited
demand: prices II 10 Il points lower American iddng
uddling 24d. good ordinary 7-12d ordinary, 8 sd
The sales OF day 5000 bales Of which 500
speculation and export ard included 454O American
Receipts bales, including 1000 American Futures
opened easer ana closed very STEADY american mading
lad; July and August 71Od: August and September.
6.lod November and December Go5G December
and January sod January and February. Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

tons. against 3.4ss.2sS year uneven
gaze. ana sss24S0 tons az the date OF January
I 1so4 The decrease OF 192. against
a decrease OF 1s4.145 week. and increase
OF -0sSso tons January I. 1904 Hamburg reports no
saillnenl5 OF raw reaned 20 the Cnlrsa states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
THE STATE OF TRADE

5u--slo. May Is-FLoCR t--a- wEEAT-srrtns-Ma--
ks- about cleaned u: Norths-n 81 10 asked CORN
EASY. No yellow. 6Oc. 56lac OATS easy; No
. wri-s arc: ? mixed 45c asked. BARIlET-No Of
ssr1ngs- RyE-No Q offered az SOC
Chicago Nay LS-Ths lsadtas r1rz-=s rzzx=6 coi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
NAVAL STORES.

The market steady but quiet, with machine rnsds
onIs quoted at 5s-c Rosin quiet and de easter
common 70 good strained quoted s. s5GS2 s7 Tar Is
sIs@ayy 9na unchanged We quote; SPLITS TURPEN-
81 35qS2 20; oil bbIs 50 65q$5 10 ROsIN-Conmon 70
gocd strained. 81 s5gS2 s712 E. 81 So F. 49, G So H
" 9. s. 20; " " 81 30 ~T''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT

For ending Friday. Nay Is. 1904
week 2srsS
Net receipts AZ al United States ports week
since September
Exports the week
Exports fer week last 64.06S
Total exports same date last SIS
stock a. United states ports 2365co
Stock al United States ports tine
year i4s
Stock al interior towns I7a25.
stock az al interior towns tine last GS31T
stock az Liverpool same time last e45.0oo
Stock OF American a6oIt fer Great Britain
tine last year 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

TRUSTWORTHY HELP
may be secured by engaging the advertisers In The
1rlbune's columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
STOCK on HAND.


Spirits turpentiae
80 2J23
Savannah MAY 19-TURPENTTNE firm, 54Zc; sales
s27 bbs; receipts so7 exports 50 y RosIN fr sales
z, 50 So: P 81 70. c. $275; Il. 81 so; So: K SO 10;
NJ 50 20: n IS 30; " c. SO 30; w W, SO So
Charleston Nav I3.-TCRPENTINE firm, Sac. ROSIN
Arm. A. r. c. D. 50 80: z. 81 40; G. 81 So a. 81 65; l.
50 70. x So. NJ SO 10: " SO 20; w G. 50 40 W SO 60
Wilmington. May 13.-SPIRITs TTRPENTINE-Re-
ceipts 81 casks ROSIN-Recepts, 206 bbls. TAR frrn
81 30. receipts. 22s bbs- CRUDE TUFPBNTINE FIRM.
81 30 s. 10 and 81: receipts. III bbls.
London May -TURPENTINE-spirt 42s. ROsIN
American strained IS Cd. fine, lis 81.