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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-30
IOCdl ''s 'o1S,OO Net Daily Decen ber Average. ,e5s Net Sun ay Dec. Average. IS, ,112

Net Sun ay Dec. Average. S,1l% P. J. Kelly, Circulation Manager Of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn says: The foregoing statemnt of The Adver- tisers daily circulation for the month or De- eember. 1903, is true and correct and com piled after all returns from news boys. news agents and leftover copies have been de- ducted. P J. KELLY.
 Circulation Manager Sworn to and subscribed before me this tn day of January, 1904 F. W. JACKSON, ISeal1 N. F., Ex-O. J. P.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-30

The Ozark Star wants to mix little hog and hominy with our politics" Good i1Aa=
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-30
The Farmer is Important.

man whsn mas passed fe,a Sa,S sns e0shtfy s5ti ingly of the farmer. He is planter now or an 'agriculturist.' Fifteen-cent cot. .or has made the once 'horny-handed tiller o, the soil an important parsonage.
 can fancy" he continued, that mex; year when farmers institutes are held that they will not be second in import ance to the conventions of bankers. And If. the nrice of the staple continues to advance, the day may come when we will read in the society columns of mag nihcent cotton gowns worn at brilliant social functions.
 Oh. yes, we fellows in the country nave waited long spell for this time. It has come and we are happy"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-30
An Excellent Showing.

An Excellent ShoWing.
 The following detailed statement Of the net net paid circulation of The Advertiser TOT tne month of December makes an excellen. snow ing. Alabama's only metropolitan newspaPeI' as The Advertiser is known the country oSe'' is pardonably proud of this splendid reeoru'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-30
obstructing the Sidewalk.

obstructing the Sidewalk.
 Tt is unfortunate" remarked a visitor sssbnF he yoop sadaS Station should also be the principal street or your wholesale business district. The sidewalks of Commerce Street, every time ! come to Montgomery, are crowded with barrels. bales and boxes. Pedestrians pick their way through the mass or go out into the street. No doubt the tour ist from the East or West wonders that such obstruction of sidew llks is permit ted in a city like Montgomery. Of course we who come here often realize that there are few alleys in the business district, and that much of the hauling must be done from the front or main entrance of the stores. It does seem. however, that some remedy could be found for the con ditions which seem to be customary on Commerce Street. Certainly these condi- tions do not rebound to the credit of Montgomery"
 Men Who Come and Go.
 Mir Robert West, Sr.. Is very ill at his home on Clayton Street. MT. West served some time as Chief Engineer of the City Waterworks system. He has a large Mir J. G. Taylor a prominent citizen of Troy. is at the Glenmore.
 otaLe senator h. H. <rrlnBton OI 6lod Is in Montgomery.
 Mfr. J. T. Ellison of Centreville is in Montgomery.
 Hon, John B. Knox of Anniston is in the city. ...-
 Mir. O. c. Doster of Newton is in Mont gomery.
 Mil IT Ellison of Centreville is in the city.
 Mir. J. G. Taylor of Troy is in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-30
Men Who Come and Go.
BRYAN's FOLLY.

Mir. J. G. Taylor of Troy is in city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

sasy asd Ess she
lse snd me following selected duty paid basis:
Iogoia lehSis5;c; Central Ameriea9 2oc Vera Cruz
payta 1880: Tabasco. lStc Rio Haehe dry and
HIDEs-Texas. 14e and tho following selected duty
paid 6s snd P1y ~ e ns2sFs and va6 ha Per
Matamoras I4Ql41kc LEATHER-The market was
quote: Acid ass, Selection saqshter 2Sa27c
5eets isdiso union light backs Sic middle backs and
2'2se; hght esGks Gov" s ss @ stce6ds Ses
4 S5as o $2ss sa ssasc 'S0' betting butts @'''
METALs-TINI underwent a sharp deeIin. IN Lon
since closing or the market Friday
Locally the market responding the lower cables was
also weak in London declining us Sd for spot
fS Is Cd. locally Copper was uhchanged lake is is
quoted az ISq2 $4 efGToyf at d a. 5Saac and
London. closing al IS 90, and quiet locally
% R 6r obsns sf os o@t e. LIE
aaya1sea S in here Ln az ss9s at & %h Goi re-
5s Cd in Glasgow and at AIS Ga in Mddesboro Locally
s4 75aSl5 30 No foundry Northern $l4 25asl4 75
S s AS6 in o aIe S az % 70
sqte steady and prices Common wo MoAs
i55sl7c; good is2c prime 2aa27c New-oreans open OPEN
eood I5asic; prime 22a2Sc fancy 35ssoc
ocAN TEIGaTsm0r full cargo steam tonnage the
all departments; Rates not quotably changed and
charterlng light moderate business was reported
il sa but the general demand for vessels
light. Rates quOtably lower but the
ia instances easy. Quotations TO Liverpool Glasgow
dam &c: Leh Newcastle. nominal; Hamburg IS pigs
aoa o o R: Ss!cE IS STEAMER RHr 100 g tons
berthed June British 3.705 TONS same July
steamer leo 600 petroleum. hence Shang
21c June; British steamer o42 tons COAL Norfolk
Kingston private terms; Norwegian steamer 116 tons
coal Norfolk TO Havana and Matanzas. owners account
Europe. 2ss ga July: British steamer. 7o3 tons
70 Cork Or Iinerick SIS Cd June German steamer PSI
July British steamer 1897 timber Gulf Algers
and Alexandria SIS 3D. uneJuly British steamer 64s
steamer ISL tons United and Azores trade or
months fs35 delivery Norfolk British steamer l. T76
June: British steamer Leo West trade
Trip up private delivery June; British ship
petroleum hence 10 Java. 15c l6g lie. August
September Norwegian bark ITO tons. deals Miramichi
Dublin. aos Norwegian bark 1122 deals
Bay United Kingdom private terms italian bark
ship 1000 tons nitrate, South
United States. lss %. prompt British brig. 2O
slaves Norfolk Berbice private terms
Barbados private terms: schooner 594 tols coal Pa
dephia 10 Cardenas private terns British schooner 361
schooner TONS case OIL Philadelphia Havana pri
yaie terms bark. 69 tons lumber FeTnandna 70 New
lumber. Fernandina q Philadelphia, private terms
schooner 1893 tons lumber Jacksonye to Boston s. 30
schooner asi tons lpmner GeoTsesow7nn = 70 New
charter schooner 1907 TONS ties fernandina
Philadelphia l6e: schooner, 40 tons lumber Jacsonye
private terms: schooner tons. lumber Jacksonville
Phadelphia 80 l27z coal out Phaaeiphia 70 JACKSON
y s ss fens 2a ton. nmb. Norfolk to
NewYork delivery 81 rs; schooner. ga tons coal
Phiade'phia to Mayport soc: schoonsr Soo ona coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May l.-CATTI4E-Receipts. $500 head. in
GLIDING 2O Texans steady good 70 prime steers
sO1SS poor medium 81 5otS5 40 stockers and
Feeders 81 QS4 80: and heifeTs 81 5gS5 Gamers
81 75Gs2 Do bulls 81 50Q$4 30 calves 81 5OqS6; Texas
led steers So oOGs4 HuGS-Receipts to-day, - coo
bend. To-, morrow 40 OO0 market weak and &c lower
ri.ed ana butchers Goa 81 70: good choice heavy
81 asa 50. rough heavy 81 5OSs TO- light 81 5GS4 10
bulk OF sales 81 GOlf$4 20. SHEF2P-Receipts Il COO
head market steady: good choice wethers 50 1883 80
fair 10 choice mixed 1905; native lambs $SGS6 80
p cincinnat May siEHOGs active. So 7OQS5 o. CAT
ri = steady 81 25dS5 Is. SHEEP steady, SSgSa o.
LAMBS steady. 81 5Og$I 20 - ,,--.,. 40 haos.
EAST TpTaio NAV l-CATTLE-feceipts. loo head;
stc,Iv. nrine steers, 50 35GS5 Go shipping SogSo ,1
chers 81 0OGtS5 90 heifers, 50 T5TS5 10; cows ~ oN
40 bulls IS 25S4 sockers and feeders - G q 90
tfrS Al Tecaipts 100 head 2oc higher. 81 5O9$S 80
ReceDts 3 400 head. steady To strong on nght
5r lower ON heavy heavy S5GSS %. few 50 10 hiNst
sS5fs5 az. workers. 95$S pigs. 81 sOaS4 30; rusnS
51s4 20. stays 1888 % dares. - soHS
E>-T1 ANi}S-Recepts 500 head; steady. unchansed
t,apeas civ May 3i.-CAT'TI1E-Recepts. 9'ooo heau
t,cIT1np OO0 Southerrs market strong; exports ana
So Ssef steers s. 25S5 TO- fair TO good 81 ooqs9 lO
fed steers 1888 90 stockers ana feeders
80 go g. southern SO 5OnS; southern cows
81 s0s9 native 50 5OG$4 60; naye heifers - .9s
e. 20 bIlls 50 mass calves 81 1SgS4 20 Hugs
FcSepts 1000 head: market steady to &C lower toP
e. 80 T,lk "a 45GS4 81 NS4 NO. packers % ~
~ ss e. pigs and lights $4GS4 30 SHEEP
80 market 1Odi5c lower native lambs 20 Zgs'
Wtern lambs s. 23s7: fed ewes s. 5ogSS so; TsSa as
crDed yearngs "a 1885 TO Texas cTped sheep - 'O
IA 90. stockers and feeders. So oogS4 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

sa@sTsa $50 Soc II oh sn G:
stone High ID to 81 s seSo0ss S TOMS
2s@sphae hence Baltimore soc two British ch9oners
eap2CI ga a tons same private terms barge 500 tons
barge $50 tons capacity coal Norfolk to Providence.
os93 Boston ton, or Portland soc 10 days
ci and showed practically change IN price from tine
CONDITIONS and prices recently noted Refined petroleum,
bb S M Sak W s. Bots
- lOi bulk So 20 refined cases NeT-York $40 40
vast $40 , 49, bulk s % PhadsPhia $40 10 bulk & 20
prime sumner geilow 2Sq Ssaa off SUMNER ss yellow
1lNSEED oIIAmerean seed, city raw 4oqtle out
PRoVISIoNs-I'he provision list strong and much
commission houses sepenbsT RIBS were also in good
al any IaeIe was no selling pressure on the naPRes
seemed to attract good deal Of busng for outside &C
an s5ea4 bs wis Ss rees 4aote
Mess $l3asl3 So family, IS; short clear slSqS5
Rs 90 ss extra Ss@ india la M I sg
I3Gis hAMs guet quoted at s2o4'$2I 90 PREsSE to
n T., CSC; 40 n. CSC; pigs; 65sg73se CUT MEATS.
4 H. Gc Picked shoulders quiet quoted at 64c PeSled
45.e country. AZ a4iac; LARp7-Frn, quoted: So %,
quoted southe American 81 5o Continent So 90 Brazil
kegs IS 90 Compound dull quoted at 5ssa55sc stearino
RICE-The market for rice was steady. with buyers
par ticulary as to the higher grades Talmage. New
Receipts rough 1s309s0 sacks last year. 1,477;0I0
Sacks sales cleaned estimated 150351 pockets last
year 394l3 pockets fair inquiry Tamage. Charles
bis sales bis market quiet We quote
Domestic ordinary, 3Q31se; fair to good 3ltG3&c;
prime choice. 37sq42c; head, 4s.Q5hc Patna, 5sa
80 Japan foTesn nominal do domestic 27SaSa.e;
SUGAR-The market for refined firm with
trade rather quiet unchanged Prices quoted
net less cent for cash days: Cut loaf
and crushed 565c: mould A, 5SOc: cubes 520c; XXXX
powdered 5o5c eagle confectoners granulated 52Oc;
eagle and fine graduated, 505c 2 10
Of fine graduated 51Oc; eagle n bags and 10
bass Of fine granuated, 515c; eagle fine sranuated.
4. 4soc; Nos ]. and g. 47oe No. 4G5c; No g. 4 coo:
TO- 35G: No H. 500; No H. 42Sc; No IL: 300; Nos
buyers. but the other there selling
The London beet market I'D lower with
Max and June quoted 9s 4led. The local duty paid
prices follows: Centrifugal 90 test 15-16c;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York Nav 81. 1904.
BEEVES-Rec eipts Dressed beef fairly active
ana snadv at 5szc 70 for decent 10 choice native
sides Gables Just received from London and Liverpool
quoted the steady live cattle and sheep Re
friSeTHdor beef lower 9G3c 10. Exports to-day
$50 cattle. i2So sheep and 400 quarters OF beef
To narrow the Oceanic t. Liverpool Will take out about
$50 quarters % beef divided between the Swift and
Morris Reef companies.
CALVES pts 100 head. all for the market
making with the late arrivals Yesterday. 2l0 sale all
STteth-st The trade steady and the stock was
sold early common choice veals sold at S4fI
n. country dressed unchanged.
Salss-C;e0-E~ & l. : pilenhaCk: 100 veals. 40 10
81 - per 100 II; DO. ln1 n, at 81
John Z. Nelss iOl veals l2s n at So 80
head 81 sale. all Jersey CITY, with the ex-
ceptin Of II head The market steady Three cars
carried sheep sold at StQsS 100 70. wear
s. 50dS6 lambs So 5'f0SS 10. Dressed mutton
slow Sgioc per ~; dressed yearlings al ll0 lSc
dressed lambs l2fIl5c.
saIes-Kerns Commission Company: go Virginia lambs
average per =. lOt Maryland do. - 10
SO 20. 1n Indiana yearttngs
So 80. % Maryland sheep lul ~ at s. III Ken
tuy Do los ~ At So ~ do l@3 H. at ST 1856 Indiana
iewtoa { o. 24i Virginia lambs, 81 y, at IS 10;
49, DO ~ n. at s.
7. II Hollis: 9 State yearngs. so 10. at So; State
shc,p. ~ H.. at 81 -,
Market steady at s. i0pSj . for state and
PENNSYLVANIA Western DO. So 60
p Nelson: State hogs. 1876 70 average at
s. =. per 100 ~.
n. s. as state do. 2l2 N. at s. 20 rough 4S'
II II Hollis date yesterday: % State hogs. 1s7 10.
George & 7. 6 Duleuboch uate yesterdays state
hogs 100 ~ s. 90: roughs. pa II. at 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

in supply from Southern Southwestern points mostly
apehanssd Live ana pigeons P6s' dTm nis We quote
ern ana aTeHs ns sc RsT ~ n 90 Ro
EWE MS; per n. enc: TURKEYS per ~ 12c; DUCKS
scathwestsrn 46@6oo. GEESE. Western average per
P:aEoNs. live. per pair s5a46c DRESS Receipts
fGT the week 6sS2 Dss Supplies Of fresh killed fSTs
W UP 10 the close Of last week cleaned promptly az
Mh somewhat heavier supplies invoices indicating some
slow demand. the market developed a weaker feeling
SaIr,p Prices declined fully he Fresh killed turkeys sell
ana fancy grades firm few small scattering lots Of
s5abe Nearby spring ducks very and weak
very steady jobbng outlet. and several cars have
on dea haedJ Tsdss @ %h Rs S hsd
y dEihS~TGRfE1s Western young hens average run
i4@l5e do con mon 12S lsc; brolers PhadeIphia. sa
3EG4Oc do PennsyvaHia sa4 ~ Soeaoc do western
e drg picked lick $oas5e; do seaded 25gs5s Fowls West
do Southern and Southwestern dry picked average
gggS3sgi DUCKS spring. Long Island Eastera.
sse DO d to- GOOD aRd gm iaR Ps
TRits dozen 40 90 dark s. 50
2Se DO turkeys No l4ai5e; bTosTs dry picked. l9g
ae% i fancy ISqlIc do 10 ia@!5s 10
rcK 10 sal 4S ass do NO OLD 'Cf e2 e| c
GT II SF Gxf5 saSh 2a e Il ri 1ss SP ne week.
42o12 bbIs potatoes imports H. $50 bag; and s4S bbs
estiys and market m though prices closing Csc lower
sweet patoes quiet onions have rSei weak and low
until Just at the close. when considerably
ally weak. BeeJs steady Cabbages firm for
choice but poor stock dull and irregular CNcumbers sell
well when prime but arrivals lack quality and range
low bas market Closing higher under e lighter receipts
String arriving freely irregular quality
and Squash dragging closing csc lower
TATOEs bermuda, per Dbl 81 56G$5; do southern
saa zs ssG' p Do S9 a.
s s5Gs2 5o do esian s2Ss2 81 GsFlRHGGs per
CABBAGEs Virginia per bbI crate 50 20 North CARO-
Orleans. per crate, 81 5OGs3: CUCUMBBRs, Charleston
per basket 81 Iol$2 20 DO savannah 81 cog$2 GO Flor
per box. 81 5Oqs3 LIMA BEANS. Florida, per crate
81 50qs2 Is; MUSHROOMS. dollhouse. per u, 2Oq4Oc;
G& a Per aG sate ST. 81 s S. % G per- s 81
as %; do New-Orleans 81 4OGS1 80; PEPPERS, Florida
per carrier slgS2: PEAS MARYLAND and Eastern shore
do North Carolina 5OcaSl; do bush basket o0aI9c
STRING BEANS. North Csr9l1a wax per bush basket
per basket 75cG$I do green 5ocs1 so;
SQUASH Savannah and Charleston white. per bbl crate
Fi6Tds si per S CARRIE 5G fS 81 25Gss 'A S-
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-Deliveries were light dur
ing the inermssion IN trade and prices close fully
Common sorts were quoted strong. They receive.
Prime bales. 100 10 05c; No I, 9Od92sc No
soGs5c No B. 1ogI5c; shipping So: clover mixed Io9
IS weaker, foreign invoices form
tton Recent Invoices II the latter Of useful
ported 81 25dS1 30 per 1O0 N Receipts OF hay and
straw reported the Produce Exchange at
Pennsyivania Railroad go Delaware Lac sawanna and
Western Railroad, 90 Vest shore Railroad 40; Iehish
Contra Railroad 81 NewJersey. 1870; river boats. 500
total 1920 tons. Receipts Of straw, $50 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

Sdns u aG29 FsSSst 5s z 600 bales
positions eIe sF on near poats lower on distant
June G79d: JuneJuiy Ipt steady net l7 points lower
TemSer 7s ssd' Septemher 9Sd ocobeT-No-
yarns easter sS'a coss 9 eSd
BRUGsEssena oils l1o Were ee ssodv with ossra,.
5 P 5 esss sgQ IS Nos fqoWs RP
81 CO ROOTSDAiarfeto O@s4 -; Pl;NNYRoYAI- 95cq
ep21S as last quoted: BURDOGK &C. GENTIAN
S S9giAsr s. Sgs5 Fst GING $ jana
81 iSaS1 .: HEEBoRE p6WdeTede S3lpES SfiF
sARsAPARiIA D. TO- go NE selected IN bundles oe
4sS45ct Va a9Suthedn IOa52c; SNAKE Virginia
ELot' AND MEAAside from 2o little dt DEMAND and for
OF feature and at the close rather dull on account
winter sagks 81 ss Spring patents IS 2ogs5 60
40 :x fPsing 60 clears S Stgs4 2S EXTRA No Goa
f sss9 9. 9 s%ss e Fair e god 10 choice
cried s. 9g$5 brand BAG ME SIte9 Hi
s1 E @Ra 'eilS G0eS 81 42&sl . Al sopEs
2 sment t i ha uS S CITY g sn d S red oE
and sacks middling. s249 So red dog 81 &ominy
GRAfNwHTAr Wheat on map aes $50 SS 90 was
market O o%eP ys the and nqi last 1osy & The
selling That oked to be for RF aco MfafSq
me iieq ana We're rather strong all day. until
from longs and some short selling the weekly
hearsh The May option attracted attention by declining
lrSH '0,3s 10 9lsG or about TO level with the July
Of 252oooo bush at midday helpful influence
demand FOR wheat ~ Minneapolis and reports
were about TO resume after having
last Friday. on the other hand reported that
receipts at country points In the Northwest
While the Minneapolis stock showed only reduction of
SSuuo bush for the half week
heavy decreases, that the having been
ahout lWn.tsO each 4 little better export demand
tons generally favorable except Valley
had too much rain and cool weather complaints
from parts or Kansas crop conditions
st Louis at time a leader strength.
ahles were quiet and IF little Importance
ter Broomhall reported that wheat crops Hungary
mad suffered from insufficient moisture Worlds ship
nents We're about the last week and OF little
igence in the market. February closed 81 L nom
inal b shoat: No Northern Duluth 81 OBS. f o
afoat ColtN-Asde from sharp drop
que 10 deliveries contract compare
tlNey strong all day. until the
little IN sympathy with wheat prices showing
&C decline to 4Sc advance The COOL weather
enee coupled with the weekly crop bulletin
which said that large replanting would be
necessary In central valleys. besides which
been doing damage in the Ohio Valley Notwithstanding
decided Increase Of receipts week
Ply showed fair decrease aGgregating 1924 600
IN thlcaSo provision houses fair sellers
Inc only export business reported load
aIoat: No ? white. GOc. yellow. G0c,
ahoat OATS-Trade in tho Chicago
somewhat less active than usual. the held
sleacN al day with corn The weekly bulletin
favorable also the weather map A decrease OF
s4 900 bush was shown in the visible supply
70 - ~ closed 45ied4Gc: natural white. 80 80
4sg49c clipped white 30 40 10. 50652c. RY-Market
ket quiet feeding quoted 49c c / ( New-Yoriz:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May 81. 1908.
COFFEE-Th. coffee market to-day very quiet and
sh0wel little from a speculative standpoint IN
teres was small that very slight orders seemed read
fy q affect the either way. and prices conse-
on ;y showed some irreguaricy within the narroWest
possible range opening steady and unchanged TO
POINTS lower under offerings absence OF supper
midday the net decline matter OF points
m around bur in ,he afternoon slight
ieadr tone initial sellers having disposed OF their
holdings and the close steady at net UNCHANGED
prices Sales only "a 800 bags The foreign markets
reported no change q moment. Hamburg was = pig
. pg higher compared with the close OF last
Friday Eayre declined = franc. BIO was unchaIgec
Adranced100 refs Receipts were Just she1s
under expectations anything The two ports had l4OVO
hags 10000 year. ana the interior santos
$500 bags, against 1SSo2 TASK
Year. days pointer heavier. however, and the
day the commencement OF larger
ewing the expected arrivals OF new crop coe
The SPOT market quiet with quotations on the OASIS
a 6sc RIO T. The total warehouse deliveries IN
n. United States for week sl26l bags against
week and lOl 57S for the same week year
ago. OF former NeV-York reported 55,Sis
faEs receipts aggregated 5000 bags
-Rnass AZ 100 week and $1,000 for the CORE
-paning week last year. Receipts at Rio aggregated
30 0 hagE CONTESTED with tie previous week and
~ @n LAST year Rio cleared Europe 1900 bags san
cleared 200 United states and 06oOO 70
Europe. Present Bahia 2S0 600 bags; cearalces
% ne Tinted States 1000; Germany NIL TO the rest OF
ErrTe 100 bags
ne prices IN the local market to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON May s1od WOODS are now practically cleared
Up aeaing in the clip which has begun TO arrve
nucl have been picking up avail
some OF te b ths market the whole is quiet Some
aolS is heard shrnkage OF me new WOODS me
coInpla. ., ala territory woods Is still small Pulled
noy I are frmer Foreign grades are quiet but hrm
M,rIIa Ohio and pennsylvania AN ana
Curre"' ,S51SSc. Sad3Oc; No l. 31q32e; No SlgS2e
GDo un%ashsd 22a2se and sae 3 o'ooS qhwasne
S sos hove aSaaic No 2s@acc No 2 2S2c me
ana 40 S,o9c x "a blood unwashed 24+s q
@ ns washed Sig$2e Ssnq %l6S Inaa9o
etc.a9s Idaho dne 14HQl5c heavy, fine. l3g13Ec;
dee medium i516c; medium lGq1e low medium i19
d Se, medium i516c: medium, sgl9e low medium Isg
,n Ir,ab and Nevada 14la0lHc; heavy me 13d
isiLc. ' dne medium i55.@lec; medium i69l9c low
Dakota--Fine. lSatl6c; hne medium.
meG,9n. 5,r, 1sST1Oc: low medium, 10000 Mon
fTne choice rS6l9c: hne average 1IGlSe; line me
dunn choice 1S4cltc: aVeiase' i'"A'N' SF0 -'~A'N'
medium. choice 1Sdlec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May Ill Pot Easy No
TENDER Is Az j. december: nominal CoRN1sp3t steady
f,, Ian an INV is ADJ September. Sd PEAS
CANADIAN STEADY at ss sd FLOUR-st Louis fancy win
Ter du 80 sc IA HOPS London CPacihc COAST firm
at f6 6sfe 15s BEEF easy extra India mess SIS Cd
pli9L ass,. nrne mess Western. d2s Cd HAMS-Short
cut IA 10 1e n quiet at hos BACON firm: Cumberland
cut rs 20 80 n short e 10 20 "a no ss long clear
heavy as to 40 10 short clear backs 10 to 20 No.
square IL to Is 10 strong at ass Cd LARD quiet:
pals s3s "a RUTTER-Good United States steady at
74s CHEESE steady; American finest white and eolored
new TAIJnW-Prtme city steady at 2D~ Cd. TUR-
PF,NTfyE, steady az asa ROSIN-Cornurou dru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

Taken en- ship. 2i.7l2

Sy-ToS-To-day-s session in the market
ssfF weak one, prices being depressed point after
AN oy heavy liquidation. with popular opinion taking
fpes mat az intention Of end corner had
tS4naonso owing 20 the continued poor spot de-
ana the change for the better IN reports.
e elens the suspension Of Of the Oldest houses
~ eaeet Was announced. The notice OF suspension
.ssihfanied by statement. however attributlng
~.e 70 the unexplained absence OF trusted en-
IN ~ se stating that the firm had few oDen accounts
No Ina aakst This reasSuring 70 the extent that
.ns,, elz.On had little effect on prices. The
x 49, influence the change FOR the better in the
49, me DeaTish weekly bureau report at midday.
s,sss osapIontng English cables il Is matter u
sss, plelo- tat the English spot market is active
60, n@-tHeek THIS private acVices from LiV-
h.rs,.,s Neek or 50 predicted good spot demand
vita this week. and stated that Manchester
- Icy 70 resume business full tsne. Spot sales
80 $50 DAYS fnOnday and Tuesday, In Liverpool
Vs. - % only 5000 bales, however and spot prices
t[-,.- points oRer while futures were equally disap
- This led 10 the weak opening. First prices
n 49, ee II 70 - points lower. Considering the nature
car s news ta0 was not bad and soon after the
ifr NIe WIS rally q three four points cover
houses w.th NeVOreans connections selling the
1srs though IL Is possible that New-Orleans
ott THIS promoted offerings and in the early
,s,c,-s's 9ust after the weekly bureau report July
- X acc. net decline OF 80 points. and the loves:
ms occupied since tho elimination OK the big
-, llpEifn last January The general list at this
rASWea net loss y @CIs0 points IN the late
al room covering rallied the market a few points
g.. cose Tas STEADY net 20 10 81 pc.ats lower.
m. ssie estimated AT 100000 bales.
Vas =, 81 contract Prices IN The local market to-day