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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
on THE MERGER DECISION.
Messages Of congratulation Pouring in
on President.

Washington, March 16.-Messages
Of congratulation from all parts of the
country are being delivered to Presi-
dent Roosevelt by telegraph, by mail
and in person on the supreme court
decision in the Northern Securities
case.
President Roosevelt personally con-
graduated Attorney General Knox
after the announcement of the decision
and at the cabinet meeting during
the day he renewed his congratula-
lions to Mr.. Knox. In his cordial ex
pressions he was Joined by the attor-
ney generals fellow cabinet members.
"a The attorney general, just before
the cabinet meeting. declined to indi.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
Fire pestroys Entire Block.

H Red Lake Falls, Mimi, March 16.-.
Jlre destroyed q block Of buildings III
The business district, causing ! loss Of
@40, 900 TO $50. 900. The fire started III
the Palace hotel and entirely Quilted
the block In which the hotel was lo-
Gated. The cause Of the ilre Is un-
known. but ID thought to be Of incen-
diary character. s8
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
CRUISER DIANA INJURED.

Exchange Of Shots Between Port Ar.
thur Fleets. ....'-'
Tientsin,1 March ia foreigner
1ust arrived from Port Arthur reports
that q short engagement took place
between the Russian and Japanese
fleets On Sunday last, the protected
cruiser Diana, belonging to the for.
mer, receiving some injuries. About
twenty or thirty shells were exchanged.
The Imperial Chinese Railway com
pany is considering the withdrawal d
its station force and all Of its movable
property from Newchwang. +
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
WHITE MEN RESCUED.
Lynching Threatened by Citizens Of
Georgia Town.

Americas, Ca, March 16.-The
Americas Light infantry, ordered to
proceed to Preston, county seat of
Webster county, rescued two white
men, Henry Morgan and Sidney Har-
rell, from lynching at the hands of in
furiated citizens.
Morgan was arrested charged with
burning the town of Preston. It is
said he has confessed and has impli-
Gated Earrell, his cousin. The loss
from the fire amounted to 100000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.

Minneapolis, March 15.-Wheat-
May, $1.00h@1.00A; July, $1.00%@
1.00h; Sept, S7Hc. On track-No. !
hard, $1.023h; No. Northern, $1.01@
1.O13h; No. 2 Northern, 9SH@99c.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
SAYS WILL FOLLOW THE LAW
President Hill Announces Course of North
'ern Securities Company and Denies
Ottawa Story.

cate what action, IF any, he might tahe
in the future in following up the su-
preme courts decision. 5g5
He would not say whether he had
formed any plans looking to prosecu-
tons or further actions under the
Sherman antitrust act or not. Thus,
far ne has not had opportunity thor
oughly to digest the decision Of the:
court and until he has considered it
carefully he will not determine, much
less indicate, what future action he:
NAV take. - -. $500. - -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, March Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $3.70@5.O0; common to
fair, $3.25@3.65; good to choice cows
and heifers, $2.70@S.25; veals, $500
500. Hogs-s4.90@5.45. Sheep-Good
to choice yearling wethers, $4.5O@
ATE; good to choice lambs, $5.00@5.25.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
CONTINUES HIS CONFESSION.

Cnicag0 banoit Killed TWO Men In
:. Buffalo in 1901.
Chicago, March 16.-Gustav Marx,
the car barn murderer, has confessed
to two more crimes. 80"
1.-TWO years ago last July" said
Marx, II killed two men in a saloon at
Buffalo, N. Y. Another man and
held UP the place and killed the bar
tender, who tried to get out of a win
dow. The name of the owner of the
saloon was either Patrick or Fitzpat-
rick"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
10 SUI cEED DIETRICH.
congressman 5urkett Of Nebraska En-.
dorsed for Senator.

Lincoln, Nebs March AZ the
Lancaster county primaries practically
every precinct has declared for Con
Hressman n. j. Burkett for United
States senator u succeed Charles n.
Dietrich. This assures Burkett's cleo
tiDn provided the state goes Repub-
Iican, as many other counties had
pledged support to him and others
we're waiting for this county.s action.
Burkett has no oppoaitiOEl The Re
publican state convention, which
meeta here May is. will select sen.
atorial candidate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
HEIRS TO GREAT FORTUNE.
Wisconsin Residents Get Estate 81
Rich Uncle. g

Grand Rapids, Wis, March 16.--Mrs.
Ernest Lin5emann has been notified
that she Is In line Of direct inheritance
for a fortune estimated between 49,.
000, 900 and $4,000, 900, left by a rich
German business man who died in
London sis months ago. The mans
name was Keller and those who will
share his wealth are nephews and
nieces, four In all, one Of whom Is
George Keller Of Oconomowoc, Wis.
Mrs. Lind enann, who is the daughter
sof one. of the nieces, win share her
mothers legacy with seven brothers
md sisters, each of whom will receive
about $112,500. The interests Of the
heirs are being looked after BY Chi
cago attorneys. $5.:E5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
FARM LAsoRERs FORM UNION.

Concerted Demands Made Upon Iowa
Employers. s5s ;g 5sS,
@ Des Moines, March 16. Farmhands
OF Grant township, Franklin county,
have formed q union and have united
In demanding an eight hour day at $40
ID month. with board and washing
thrown In, and the privilege sof using
I horse and buggy Sunday evenings.
The farmers ia this locality are
thrifty Germans and are combining to
resist the demands of the union. It is
predicted that the movement will ex-
tend among the farmhands all over the
state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
SAID HILL is INTERESTED.
Northern Securities Company Get,
Charter in Canada.

Charter IN Candda.
Ottawa, Ont, March 16.-The North
ern Securities company was granted
a charter by the government soon aft
er the original suit was brought
against the American corporation in
Minnesota. The directors named in
dams. but it was understood at the
time that j., J. Hill was interested.
The. charter, is still in existence, al
though no step has been taken to op-
crate under it in Canada.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16
BATTLE OVER WoMk.l.
Two Men Killed and Another Fatally
Wounded

Two Wen mica anu announcer = atatly
Wounded.2 Isl.
Philadelphia, Miss, March 16.-A
quarrel over a woman caused the
death of Roy Fshe land his 5rother-in-
law, Frank B41nett, and the fatal
wounding of <DT. w. w. Jones, five
miles from here. The physician and
his victims had been intimate friends
UP to the time when young Eshe made
@ncomplimentary references to the
s.rl with whom they were closely &C.
Quainted. ~'s~'o-,s'"',,'-~. ,-.- ,-~,-~ 49,
A. fist fight ensued between the doc
tor and Eshe and when Burnett rushed
up with q drawn revolver DR.. Jones
began shooting. Eshe was shot
through the head and instantly killed
and Burnett died later. %Fx
DIR. Jones, who is twenty-five years
old, did not shoot until he had been
seriously cut by Eshe. who also shot
his antagonist through the side. All
parties are prominently connected In
Neshona county ,|8.; + sS.s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-16

honors. They were borne on gun car.
I riagesato the naval brigade headquar.
ters. r%'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Eew-York. - I'd. 10.

NeTv-TCriE. May -. 700
coFFEE-TAe coffee market yesterday was very
.-r srair the total --l1sacc-s reported being Only
"a baEs T1e market opened steady n uu-nsrge1
n-oes ruled generally fea-Urs-sss or quite IN Keep
- Tr7-+ rhe character which reelected
-7ezn markets about steady. and moderate primary
-Sss--s There was lt--s oUVt1g. thought 20 he Tor
Wal Srreet and scattering sailing me market
WIS anav q-iet unchanged On an POSITIONS except
Tr-s hich was NORMALLY points higher Receipts a.
re --o Brazilian points reached 10000 BAGS The inte
-i5- resep-s 500 bags Owing 20 ire Ao1cy last
wear comparison ava-laa-e but me receipts
which Cf-r-slLe- 70
.favc-a-e the crop movement RIO
-Es 50 -es higher santos remained unchanged
Tzsrrhur declined = - pig and HAVE AFTER opening
barely STEADY decline Z : f-a11. closed net IN
rrs-reE Tie movement ~ -l-G c-1-ee is SAD 10 De
So hesvv ard -he-e 10 hs improvement n
IRE market spot supplies. TIE SPOT market vas
c1e v-h rurta-1rs on re oasis Csc 70 No Z
ne -a-re ~ contract prices - the local market to-day
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEeRAPH.

Cincinnati. May 2o-Ho6s ACTIVE. lower 50 759s4 IS
CATTLE stesdy. So 35ES+ -. SHEEP active higher.
S5uS4 -. LAMBS strong 81 5nGSE
East Bg0als May 2n--CATTLE-R 50 head.
tve IGdI5c higher: 50 I56S5 shipping
- III s. To- butchers. 81 E5IS5. heife-s So
- 1884 -; bulls sass feeders.
81 3usrft 80. NEALS-FeretUts. 500 head lower
S4 soT$5 80 HOGS-Receiuts $500 fairly active
io1lac lower heavy. 80 70 few s. 10: mixed.
8 50 e1i T1Tke-s - g55s5 as pisz $ e51s5 roJEhs
- lnS3 50. So 75fS3 - diaries 81 S5ES5
AND LANES-EeCelpts. Il. 100 head active. sheen
1y. lambs 501cc higher. lambs 81 5nHST IL few
81 e.. vsariHFs S6GS6 IS wethe-s. So = s. CO;
sass =; sheep mixed. 81 15IS5 so
Kansas Civ. May head
including 80
beet steers = I5S5 IS fair 20 good S47S+ 60; Western
t@f S4E&+ stockers 81 25GS4
southern 81 = Ss 81: cows s. c5GS3 70
native S@8S+ native heifers. Sc Jo7S4
$50 So So calves. s. sass * H0Gs-Recsprs 500 head;
market - lower top s. "a; bulk s. 45 81 e.. heavy
s. f"4S4 %: packers 81 5OS4 65; pigs and lights S47
- 5Ii- HEi.P-Ileceipts $500 head market steady;
81 25TS5 %: Western lambs S5TSG fa4
eges s. 25HS4 -. Texas clipped yea7luEs 81 -5ES5 y
Texas clipped sheep s. 50GS4 so; stocers and feeders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

w.r. 80 S' csFs 6f Hs s2 e s.as eO
"a tor The market all the latter at Jersey City Strictly
grades l0gl5c lower; fat bulls firm; others steady
% prime native steers sold at 8 7o9$6 IS 100 n
shaz a. s+9S4 20 bulls a. y SGS4 70: ToWs al 81 %
sides Liverpool and London cables quoted i've cattle
at sgI4e yesrngs 15e dressed weight reerigerator
Minneapolis WIN taKe oas SIS cattle and S1IS quarters s
beef for Schwarzschd s suIzberger and 375 cattle
Tor shaInbsrg & Son; the Canpana I15G quarters OF
i9o quarters Of beef for ts Morris Beef COMPANY $50
total for week ending Saturday 1871 eaItle liza
HI2. vita ne sxeP92 OF q ca5le ana q a shSsp
ag a. So 80 per 100 ~ IS DO 1871 70 at S. 10 do,
s. 7o l do $50 h. at s. % 10 Ohio do, leo h at
$ So OK. 1850 n. 81 s.; bull 1850 n At 81 IS:
81 "a a. 40 0 ~ al a. $S0 on y 40 L9o ID "a
sherman & culver: IS Pennsylvaaa steers. 1874 n,
at 5o5 DO Ii5o b. al s. d5 bull 1000 b. at s. Is
So 4o 30 do Zee n at S % do 1851 1850 az 3:
n at 81 so a. lies ~ at S. n d at io 2o s de- 50 IS s
n at 81 So ao So n at s. so a. a % rs n a So s
10 9S Co. j. en- Y an ste ss 1898 a at $ s
1855 n 81; % Ohio do 1s4s y. s. %; DO 1850 n
%, 1850 T. at s. .: . oS5a cows lis S al
40 Io25 n q Sc 752 %. $50 n. at 81 S. -
SO So.
Weo 5s2 5ea5 al ,S az sSs 90 mar.
a ana Prices we're s7 about s:a aay on at '4s
firm % 25c higher. All the offerings disposeG or
Common 10 prime veals sold at SO 5OS5 per n;
sold down 70 So: bunch Of butrerrilSs at so CITY
dressed vea4s slow al 689e 70; dressed
saes-s Sanders: 249 veals 1877 - average at s. IS
Der 100 n 80 do. l5 70. a. 50 so 1T 1875
ls7 de- i34 y q s. IS IS 90 l3s 10 s. so; . 90
Il Il Hollis: los veals 1853 n at SO. % DO 14a p. at
- so 90 $50 n at s.: "a DO few 5uttsrmIks). I3I
ID. al 81 90: p buttermIlAs 19s -. az SO so
andrew Mullen: l. veals i54 70 ar IS 70: DO 10 10
JeIlite. Wright < Co So veaIs 125 n at Ss -
s. =. IS 50; ] DO. p y at So - - ~ 49,
SHEEP Nd LANfBs-Recepts were u cars or . ss5
market making with TIE stale stock cars on sale.
sheep we're firm with no really prime offered; lambs
luuloc higher. spri-g lambs nominal absence II
any offerings: the pens Ordinary fairly
E2cd sheep s-Id az s. 1895 80 100 yearIings
az 50 90 Dressed mutton higher Gallo per dressed
lambs at Iihl+c dressed spring lambs steady
!tc ard seIrE By the carcass az S33S6 so: country
saesg - c2Taissio9 E. Company; 20 clipped Buro
a. 81 %. 26l do. = \. AZ So 10 292 do. Go
20 DO = -. At s. 5o "A clppet Buffalo yearIings 80
Judd a Co; go clipped Buffalo lambs 81 Il. at
T2ei7 & sa q :! clipped Buffalo sheep. % n
HOGS Receipts were cars. I10s head. including
prime state and Penrsyvana hogs sold a. IS 255S5 IS
s. 90. -a1--ry S-eeef b5rs sSr a. 5l5t a, ls a,
heavy ouh-c Tor medium and I4Irc to- light weights
a IS 70 per 100 y
% DO o. n a; 90; roaghs go u az 81 81
--e Srste-a} ot Fetns2lvanA loss, III Y. at 50 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nav 20-ClosinE; vEIEAT-Snot easy: N.o /
California Is load: futures quiet. Nay nominal: Jy
IS AID: September 5isd CORN-Splt rirln- ArcTi
mixed As sd; American mixed old. "a fut,1res
quiet; Nay nominal. July, As ASA. PEAS-Canada1
quiet. IS Sd FLOUR-st. Louis fancy dun. IS
Sd HOPS IN London-Pactnc Coast arm. &c 6zGz8 15s
BEEF easy India ed. PORK
prime Western. 6es So HAMS-Sho-t cat II %
10 10, quiet. 45s BACQN-CUu oeraud cut % 70 40 N
nrn 36s short RIBS 10 TO - n steady 35ss long clear
aoes light . "a n. quiet, Sos Cd long clear r1-
lies heaV 30 to 40 n quiet SIS; short clear backs 10
% - 10 steady. ass: bellies 70 70 dull sSs
SHOUL .DEFtS-Sduare. Il I3 n. drm 32a LARD
Prime Western. in uerces quiet 32s American re-
aned, IN pals. duh. SIS Sd BCTTER-Gcod United
sJ~.es steady I4S CHEESE easy old American finest
white SOS; do eolo-ed, AS; finest WHITE
9Ill Sel9-sd. iIs- TAL-OVv-Prtma city easy POS
: Icy TN ISpirtts steady 42s 81 ROSIN-C.on1non
OIL dun. los 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
- "a



AND DEsBRoSsEs AID I c Z sTREETs
- The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
TWenty-fbi minutes later than tn-s gwen osae iSs
noted. N' eAS0ps ~
7-55 a. NJ. FAST MAII-Parlor sleepfnx and Dining
Cars For Chicago, InaianaPols LOuisViIls. and ST.
Smoking and o6ssFTatioa Cars ciHeinaatL Tadias-
IOs5 4 NJ PE,sNs ;7IS AHA L1afIrED-Pullaan
PaTeRt cars For cheaso. A cieveand Tosdo and
l-Ss P; NJ. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
soI Nashville (va Cincinnati and Loasvillel. indian
ass P. NJ. CHICAGO LTSIITED...PaiIHan Sleeping.
ledo. and Cleveland. Dining Car
Os D6inBat, LOUIS f,,, E'1 B5T
Car For Gary, ". Va via Shenandoah valley
500 P N. WESTERN ExPREss-Far Chicago For
7-55 P. II. PAcIFIc ExPREss.For PtttsburE To-
doah Valley Route Connects for Cieysand except
as 2. n. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
PPRESs.IFor Ptts6urg. Cleveland Cincinnati In
$50 P. N. PTTTsBURG sPECIAL--Dany for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
I9 1910 BgS 5 s ana GoEan as sfTs s
lanai stlse % 2 IS o1rsSiS2sl I i al
PaTlor and Dining Cars g Is - 50 Diseases
sunday s. ~ - Is 10 50 a M ~ IS g. 'So9-
= Is '405 DssOrosses COrtlandt Streets. SID,
soETEfERN RAILW4Y--ExDress. 12-5S. as. AS n.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE&-Exprsss. e2s - n and as
sEABoARD AR LINE RAILwAY-Expres~ 125 IS p n
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RATLwAy.-For Memphis
ana New-Orleans, S25 ?. n. daily.
Cd -SAPEAAE * OHIO RAILWAT.-155 o. n week
FOR OLD PoI9yT. COMFORT and NozFoLz-TsS
Teek-4ays and s25 p. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 a. and 255 ?. n weekdays
sundays. 455 a. Through Vesttbuled Trains Buffet
Tor smoking Car PaFlor Cars. Dining Car and stand
ard Coaches on SuncayA
ape AAY.-l25S p II weekdays
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK Gate-iaker Sundays,
Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant West Twenty
thlrc street station. $50 y =. IL Saturdays
orty). 2 25. 325. 25 ABS ,. Sun
days T55 925 a. and ass D. N. From Desorosses
and Cort!andt Streets, 80 500 1890 80 Sat
ur6ays onyl. so $40 40 $40 p. weekdays
Sundays. Sis, @ 45 a m, 500 p
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6o5, 725. sT.55 SOS $50. 50 25 955 ST. Louis
slO25 (Fenna Linnitedl. ~lO55 n. sl2 So 'I55
20 tDesbrosses and CoranCt Streets 255. s325
800, AS. ~425. s+55 s455 Chicago LnlItsd North
Philadelphia onlyl s555 655. $50, S25 a25 t955 for
SUNDAYS. 605 -7.55. s.25 '925 (-955 Lin
itedl 955 ("10 . Penna- Limited s10 IS 30 81
s155, g Is S55 Chicago North
Philadelphia onIy) s455. IS SO. T55. s25 rs IS
North Philadelphia only) p n. 1910 night
ocez Nos 4s1 1854 l1s and 261 Broadway; 1s2
Fifth Avenue below go ST. FIFTH corner
18th St)i Aston House and stations named above;
Brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton 500 Broad
Way, and pennsylvania Annex Station The New York
from hotels and residences through destination
Teephoae ''543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
". ". ATTERBURY. = r WOOD
General Manager. Passr Traffic Manassrs
GEO ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21

Ss 20 81 5o extra India mess sI4g SIS BEEF Hans
6t;otes 5bscIe1 s7V4 81 % LFt-SSaD E0tl9 qSlet'
~ &C; piss 7g7*c CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies dun;
picked shoulders duil; quoted SIC: picked hams
eGlst quoted ~ Toe TALLow inactive City. 4ci
iard easy quoted sF61.c: reh1sd lard easy; quoted
SS5c; compound tn9ciive 61ntsd sTE4FflE
eiy steady quoted oleo, sc 6c city lard searine.
d cg.5 demand , Is fairly sod and quite steady
sre quite fu not large enough 70 cause sellers to
pusa heb goods out at any material concessions We
Sc prime 70 choice 87sa4lsc; head 4za54c Fstaa.
$a - g.: 'apan lofelgn nominal; DO donestle -'sg
- SStA5tFhe demand only fairly good for refined
toners to CAM god lines az s1sg as besr rces are
1act mat the differences between prices for and
BENG only about sac per 100 10. Prices quoted
100 powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered BE-
extra f1e graaulated Sc Eagle 70 cartons Of ne gran
t 2t9e 5agle n bags and 70 bags Of fine gran
ana diamond A. 490c; confectionery A. 475c: Nos
= Soc 10 4 G0c: No >. soc; No 450e No = 45c;
485c TiyS' 30 IS 3..9e; Nos Il aIa 10 4-Iqe No 10
ana pr-raary markets firm planters holding
in first held for better prices sale Of sugar
NEARBY a5oat vas made az Ssc basis o. degree, test
noasses sugar 50 test at 81 as S-isc The L6ndon BEET
sugar market quoted at os Cd for Nav ana 9s 6s4d
y 900 ee212 at d s six principal ports OF Cuba
t+es -frSi1 tons tSSt year There are rs cen
4 Cray show $500 p-,-In - mace up y W L--etl
en1 e25 2e4 tons last year decrease Of 2o6 $50
Anae-toa 8o24 500 ,ons against tons last year
date OF January ! 1904. decrease Of stock is O6 ga
an increase Of 200 ss5 tons JarTarv 1904 H5T7bI-E
st3Ta 40 shipments OF raw or refined to the United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine steady quiet
and unchanged Rosin scarce, with
good demand for common TO good strained This caused
hoders 70 keep their stock well hand with the result
that trade Is limited Tar was hr with IS 20 asked for
machine made bnls. We
5Sc
TAR-Pins bbls, So s5ase 30: oil bbIs. So So
hoS1N--So1lInon 70 good strained, 8 %: E s. 10;
81 To- O. s. 9 u IS .: So SO; X Sc 30: NJ. IS 30; N
81 W 9, 81 20; " ". ST 309S4 So.
STOCKS ON HAND
Spirits tDTpenI-ne- 90 Dds
. : -
Savannah. May 20.-TURPENTTNE firm. 54-&c: sales.
= oPsi receipts ss2 exports 645 ROSIN Arm; sales
bbs: 1,24S; 1850 3,
G D, So 20; E, 50 %; F. 50 So G, So so;
x. So ID; ". So 20; n, So go; v G. So So; SIS.
Charleston Nay 20--TURPENTINE firm. 532ac. ROSIN
firm Quoted: a B. C D. 50 55: E 81 80; r So So: c.
s. 70; T. 81 50; Sc 90; K, So o5 NJ. So 10; ". So 20
London. May EXPERIMENTATION As. ROSIN
american strained IS So: fine. lis Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21

ne coal market closed quiet - points decline
- re oasis 81 I2.15c fer midGing upland. sales
ss-l4eIe 10 bales. Southern spot tele
tsslec az follows Noble nominal. unchanged. 13c
-See-laa easy, - lower. lac. Charleston and
:, -44l-Agtcn Nominal. Baltimore nominal l3.I5c-
Jus quiet lower. 1889 NoT15lk quiet -
49, a. l5zcs sales. I8 bales. Galveston quiet, &c
.sia' az he Neyg-orleaEs easy. lower. I2cs
60 .s6 bales Memphis quiet ~ lower. ~ BE;
- bales Estimated receipts .ea1ing points
49, lscrcN ~ NeV-orleaEg. 800 loo bales,
- a. --tx last week and IDS last year Calves
yss, q 40 bales against Co last week and 40 last
re- So ~ Houston go 70 30 ba-eE against 80 last
eng go las: year
v,ss.~llA o. the ports to-day and for the
,e compared with tEs totals OF previous
wrar "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
RED BANK LINE.

fair 75sd, sood aiddliaE 7.4s4 niddIinE 1854: low
mtddiius. I&2d, good ordinary ordinary q
TIE day 5000 bales. which 200 were
for speculation and export included American
Receipts u 600 bales including G. 400 American Futures
opened firm and closed American lidiIinr. @
May. 3.0sd May and June. 1854; June July. 69Sd
July and August, 634d- August Seoterana~ :
September and October. 8 I'D: October
5.9sd: November and December. SOD. Dsceng-e- AZ
January. Ssd. January an1 February ssh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo MAJ o-FLOUR-OneruEs light WHEAT
offerings light. No I Northern Duluth. 0Sttc C z
Buffalo; nspectsd 81 IS corn strong No yellow. coo
No = mixed, 5T4ac OATS strong; No . white 80 .
mixed. +3i4c. BAELEY-No demand RYE dun. No ! IN
store. 7Sc asked
chicago May 2o-Tho leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR duh and
steady. WHEAT. No sprinS. 94cglS1 co. s s6T97c.
red. 81 05aSl 90; CORN No . 49G49isc: No vel.
low. 52a52lzc; OATS, No 42a421ac No white 4slq &c
fair 10 choice mating, 45Q56c: FLASSEED No J. 81
No Northwestern. 81 %: TIMOTHY SEED prime So a5
CLOVER. contract grade. $40 IS. MESS PORK per bbl
SO 9odSl1; LARD. 100 n. SO cease 22l7 cur
MEATS-Short RIB sides Qoosei Sc 25S6 375s short cea
sides (boxel, So 2JTsS so WFISEF1Y. OF IN
wines on the Produce Exchange TO-DAY: BJ-TsR
easier; creaneres 14G19c diaries 124I7c EGGS steav
at mark cases included, 49, 4l5.sc- C5EESD weak
goods. 7s.G911c.
Duluth. NAY 90.-Close-WF5EAT-No I hard sTc. No
Northern Sic; No Northern. &c: May. 96l4c July
3fc; September 9i&c
Milwaukee Nav 2o-wHEAT-No Northern 81; No
Northern. 81 z6asc; old July. Ssc biG RYE-No / TSD
), 5laf53c July. As sc asked
Minneapolis. May 20.-wHEAT-May a5Isc; July
QS SC; September 81 4SLc; track No hard 9SIsI
O3Sc 'S
Philadelphia May 2O-wHEAr Arm and &c higher;
contract grade: May. 81 OF s4$I GS CORN quiet but
nrnl' May. 544s oi'%c OATS steady; No white nat
demand, extra Western creamery. PIC: nearby
prints, &c. EGGS steady good inquiry; nearby
eggs. 1T-zc mark: fresh Western, 1T&c mark.
fresh Southwestern. lie, fresh Southern l6 al
fancy A49c; DO tar good. Sds-ac- ReCe.pts-Fo1r
o bos and 2Ss coo n ~ sacks; wheat IG00 bush; corn
S.'g99; oats. 1000 Shpments-Whear. 5000 bush corn
$4,000; oats. 10000
st. Louis. May 20-WHEAr-July, S5isc; September
s959c; No hard, 97cG$1; CoRN-So cash. sc; july
September. 3Oiec. No white. 46iec.
Toledo. May 20-CLOVERSEED Iosed: Cash So Is
October 50 70; ALSIE prime, ST Is August. SO bid
44AOI14. prime. 81 20: September. 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21

carrier 75cas2 Is: TTRNIPs white Per 100 Z5o
SSI; 90 rutaoaEa- per bbl. S1qS1 25; WATERCRESS'
per zoo lunches. 75c4 81 50.