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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
TESTING POLL TAX LAW.
Arkansas Man Wants to Ascertain
His Riuhts

His Rights.
Little Rock Ark Nov. 11-Suit was
Med in the United State Circuit Court
here today test the state constitution
amendment requiring a citizen to pay
a poll tax before he can cast his ballot.
The plaintiff AYERS that the constim-
tion of the United States guarantees
the right Of every duly qualified citizen
to vote for members of congress and
that he was illegally deprived of this
right. The complainant alleges that
the poll tax amendment to the state
constitution was not legally adopted
because it failed TO receive a major.
ity Of all the otes cast at the election
in 1892.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
Reported Again Yesterday
That japs Had Cap
tured Port Arthur
THE RUMOR NOT CONFIRMED
It Came from Several Places, How
ever and Was Generally Believed
in Londoa-Ruasta Does Not
Want Peace.

Washington, Nov LIT was stated
at the capitol today that the president
vas ready at the proper time. to take
an open action looking towards peace
between Russia and Japan It is an.
acuneed that quiet steps have already
been taken to this end
II is also stated that for the past
TWO or three months well defined
p.oer"m has been arranged to bring
he war to a close.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
oHlea Lamb Actlna.

Acting under the action Of city
council Thursday plight Mayor Crovatt
yesterday suspended Assistant Chief
OF Police r. " owens for period OF
FIVE days. Police ohlcer J. L. Lamb
Is acting in he capacity Of assistant
cLief during thq time Of suspension,
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wlta a eio Cargo.

The steamer Lord Autrin, which
has been loading cotton at the new
docks for r p. NJ strachan & c., for
several days, Is about loaded and will
sail probably To-Day or tomorrow with
au unusually large cargo Of cotton.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
ARCHBISHOP Aolus SAILS.
The Apostolic Delegate to Visit This
Country.

Country.
London. Nov. 11.-Archbishop Agius,
The newly appointed apostolic dele,
gate to the Philippines. is among the
passengers sailing today on the steam
or Minnetonka for New York. Upon
arriving in America Father Agius will
oceed at once to Washington to con.
fcr with President Roosevelt prior to
asuming his voyage 10 Manila.
Father Agiu8 was educated in Eng
lind and is well known here. Those
best acquainted with him express the
opinion that he is likely to give no
small aid in the pacihcation Of the
Fli1nos He has led a busy varied
lie in England, in Egypt, in Italy and
other countries. and has learned to
take broad view Of persons and
things.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
PRESIDENT is READY
TO END PRESENT WAR
A NEGRO BADLY INJURED.
Cotton Screw Fell on His Foot at tn,
New Docks.

IT VTI IT'S 2 oot at TIE
New Docks.
A negro laborer. named Brown met
WIN quite painful accident at the
new docks early last night, While en-.
gagged in loading cotton on the steamer
Lord Autrin which will sail today.
In some way large cotton screw
weighing probably 400 pounds fell on
the negro's foot badly masning it, A
team was seat out and the negro
was brought to the city and carried to
his home on E street lane. where he
received medical treatment.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
CARS WERE PILED UP.
But NO ONE KILLED
ON AN INSPECTION TOUR.
oHcials of A. & B. Left Yesterday OIL
Private Car.

FTiVate U5E.
General Ma iager George Dole Wad
ley superintendent Alex Bonnymar
aud Train Master G. c. Smith. of the
Atlantic and birmingham. left the city
yesterday morning aboard NIr Wad
ley's private car, Atlantic, for an in.
sreciton trip oves the road
The officials win visit a majority OF
The points on the line and win return
to the city this afternoon or tomorrow
MI Wadley has been in the city for a
few days
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
DIRECTORS CHOSEN BY
- L. STOCKHOLDERS

Petersburg yasNe.y lat the an
cual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the seaboard Air Line Railway held at
the office Of ,he company here today,
the following board of directors was
unanimously elected 10 serve for the
ensuing year, n, s Meldrlm, James
A. Blair, Thomas r. Ryan, B. Den
MS r. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr. s. Davies
Nardeld, b. f. Yoakum, George W.
Watts, James NJ. Barr, Charles A.
Ccnant. James H. Dooley, c Sydney
SHEPARD, Nathaniel Thayer Ernest
Thalmann. Il. Clay Pierce. Norman b
Ream.
The fun stock OF the company was
represented All acts Of tho board oi
directors during the year were ap
proved
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12

Forecast for today in Georgia. Cold
er; probably rain, with light winds
along the coast
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-20
GENERAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

1t is understood that the New York city
ten-year refundng bonds awarded TO Har-
vey Fisk & Sons. Speyer & Co. Kuhn, Loeb
&, Co, the National City Bank and Vermilye
& Co. have been resold. and the syndicate
profits have been distributed These bonds
81 5s2. $50 of an issue of 100000. were pur-
chased by the syndicate at 1oo.Os and were
sold around l00625. The syndicate's profits
on a most liberal estimate. were less than
$4,000
While the syndicate which took these
ten-year bonds made gross profit of 545
cents on the dollar. the syndicate COM
posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co., Barring
Magoun * Co. and Fisk & Robinson
which got $2l 100000 of the ffty-year bonds
is making a gross profit of l.i5S7 cents on
the dollar on its present sales. The profits
of the syndicate composed of j. and w
Seligman * Co., and Eward Sweet q Co.
are somewhat less. their Sl0OO0.O00 of
fifty-year bonds cost iO1 225, a price LOIS
below the present market price OF the
bonds.
The mar ket is very bare of short-time
railways notes. eationai banks and trust
companies il is believed. have absorbed
a large part of the 500. o0o.0O0 of these notes
recently issued. As these notes are sup
ported by excellent collateral. and as they
return from AZ TO 6 per cent. they are
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-20
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May 9.-Flour-Receipt.
1886 brls; exports, 1904 brls Firm and held
higher by the mills; Minnesota patents.
S5.2Oq5.25; winter patents. s5.lOd5.45: winter
straights. $4.90q5.10. Rye flour steady.
Corn meal steady. Rye dull Barley quiet.
Wheat-Receipts. 400 bu. Spot strong;
No. 2 red nominal elevator: No red nomi-
nal f. o. b. afioat; No. l northern Duluth,
$1.031s f. o. b. afioat; No. / hard Manitoba
nominal {. o. b. afioat. Options: There was
another shake-up among wheat shorts to-
day, resulting in material advances in May
ard July Light contract stocks every
where proved the chief motive, supplement-
ed by prospective bullish visible supply
statement on Monday and smaller esti-
mates for Argentine shipments. After
final setback under realizing the market
closed irregular at l2G&ic net advance. May.
971aM99c, closed at 99c; July, 81 13-16Gl931sc,
closed at 92asc; September. S4sqSi l1-l6c.
closed at 42sc; December, SS7sdS4lac. closed
Corn-Receipts, 1890 bu: sales. $4,000 blu
futures. Spot firm; No. ? nominal elevator
and SIC {. o. b. afoat; No. 2 yellow. 6oc: No.
white, sc. Options continued their strong
upward movement on covering. of shorts.
impelled by light supplies and the wheat
strength. closing. 1s@1sc net higher. May
$3.50; September. 53G5Slsc. closed at SIC
Oats--Receipts. $500 blu. Spot steady;
mixed oats. % to 81 lbs. i6c: natural white,
30 10 81 lbs. fSQ50c: clipped white SO to 10
lbs. 5OQ5s1zc. Hay steady. Hides steady
Leather quiet Wool steady. Coal nomi-
nal.
Beef quiet. Cut meats dull Lard dull:
Western steamed. S6.S5; refined barely
steady; continent $3.50. Pork dull
Rice quiet. Mclasses firm. Coffee-Spot
Rio quiet; No. invoice, Csc: mild quiet
Cordova, 1Odl3c.
Sugar-Raw firm: refined firm: No g.
450c: No Z. 445c; No. !. 'ii0c No. g. 435c
No. 10, i.S0c: No. IL. 4.25c; No. L. 420c: No.
Is. 4l5c: No. H. Aloe: confectioners A.
475c: mold a. 5.25c; cut loaf. 5.60c: crushed
560c; powdered, &c; graduated. 4y0c;
cubes, 5.l5c.
COFFEE FUTURES.
The market for coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices in the absence
OF selling pressure and as a result OF fairly
steady European cables. Following the
call however. the absence of specula tive
demand semeed to render small earnings
easy, and there was considerable liquida-
ton. The market was finally steady at a
net decline of 10 points. Sales were report
cd OF Is. $50 bags. including May at 5.65c.
June at 5.soc. July at 5.a5c. September at
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-20
DEVELOPMENT IN THE
KANSAS OIL FIELD

COFFEYVILLE, Kan. May 19.-Although
the past week has been characterized by
bad weather in the Kansas oil fields, the
production has been up to the average,
both in point OF number of wells ami size.
Chanute is at the head of the profession
this week with the largest number OF wells
drilled in. Coffeyville is looking toward
Caney tank farm, from which place a pipe
line has been started toward the former
town. Independence has taken the Stand
ard Oil Company's offices away from here.
though the refinery accommoda lions and
tankage at the latter place Will oe in
creased.
The Kansas Enterprise Company, on tre
L. Innis farm, four miles from Cksnutc,
brought in three wells in that distri,t this
week. The first is estimated at thrtie bar
rels; the second is said 10 be good for five
barrels and the third Is rated two
barrel well. All were of the average depth
of about go Feet.
The Franklin Oil and Gas Company broke
the record for small wells and lots os them.
The company brought in seven wells this
week. all of them small All are Ocing
pumped. They are on the Watkins farm.
Canville township. and an average
depth OF $50 ieet.
In the Peru field. the Peru Consolidated
Oil and Gas Company brought in their No.
] on the Norris town lot. and found II TO
be good for twenty barrels. The Winfield
OH Company brought in a fine oiler on the
Thomas town lot. IL is good for thirty bar
rels.
The Black Jack Company. on the Huck-
step farm. brought in two good wells this
week. The first is good for ten barrels aud
the second for fifteen barrels. The St.
| Paul Company brought In a good twenty
| barrel well on the Crockett * Lemon farm.
In the Independence field the =. NJ. Aiken
| Oil Company brought ia an elegant we'll on
the Bradehoh farm. this week. The well
was drilled at a depth OF something over
| 800 feet. IL was shot and Is said 10 DO
good for 80 barrels The Nelson oil Com
pany, on the Proverse lani. got a nice
| forty-barrel well. The Provcrse land now
| has seven rigs at work on IL.
The Globe Oil Company got a stand-off
| on the Giger farm this week. The No. 10
| on the land proved to be a good fOrty-barrel
well. The No. IL is a very dry hole
In the Ba-tlesvile. I. T., field. Knisely,
| Wallace & Miller brought In this week one
| West II IL drilled something over 1850
| feet deep. The yield is something Ike a
15e barrel flow on frst estimate. which is
| considered very sair.
Ia the Humboldt field the Wysndotte
Crude Oil and Gas Company brought in a
/ good ten-barrel well on the Hendricks
| farm. Cottage Grove township The Column
| bia Oil Company brought in a nice hfteen-
barrel well on the West farm. Logan town.
ship.
Ia the Neodesha field. the Prairie OIL and
Gas Company brought I'm a twenty
barrel well on the kimball farm. This Is
the Prairie company's twelfth We'll on the
kimball land.
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ST. LOUIS, May 19.-Flour steady; red
winter patents &.0Q5; special brands loa
&c higher; extra fancy and straights. $4oO
G4.S5; clear. s3.90d4 Timothy seed steady
a s.. i0q265. Corn meal s.. 40. Bran strong;
sacked. east track. 9ScdSl. Close: Wheat
higher; No. red cash. elevator, Sl.OS; track
hard 97G99c. Corn higher No. cash. sic;
track, SIC: July. 47a4c; September. 461sc
Oats stronger; No. cash, 42c; track, 431zc;
July. i7i4c; September. SOi9c; No. white
46iac- Hay steady; timothy. SSd14-50; prairie
S6q9. Whisky steady at Sl-3212 iron cot
ton ties. SIC. Bagging 61zc. Hemp twlne,
&c. Pork lower: jobbing, $l1.S0, Lard lower;
prime steam, $3.50. Bacon firm; boxed, extra
shorts. 81 clear ribs, S731l2, short clear,
SL6-,a Receipts-FlOur. 5000 brls; wheat.
1900 bu; corn. 21.0oo bu; oats. 2o,ooo bu;
ShipmeHts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat l4o,VO
bu; corn. 1900 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
KANSAS CITY. May 19.-Close: Wheat
higher; May, SS3sc;. July, 7612c; September
lO9sc; cash, No. , hard. $q91c; No. ), SO
Corn firm; May. 5014c; July, iI4c; Septem-
Der, 42lsq42Ac; cash., No. mixed, Doc NO.
3 5212G53c; No. white, soc. No. s. o4c;
Oats firm; No. white, 4il i5c' No.
mixed 43Q44c. Hay firm; choice timothy
slOOQl1; choice prairie, IS Rye, Doc; re
ceipts-Wheat, 113,600 bu; corn, $50 ou'
oats. 5000 Blu. Shipments-Wheat. S9,2Oo pu'
corn, $500 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI, May 19.-Flour steady.
Wheat firm and higher: No. red. Sl;llq
H. Corn firm: No. mixed SOC. oats
firm; No. mixed. 42I42zc. Rye steady;
No. 2, 79c Lard easy at s6.O212. Bulk meats
quiet. Bacon $3.50. Whisky-Distillers I'M
ished goods, quiet on basis of $l-2S Sugar
firm.
DULUTH, May l9.-Wheat-In store-No.
l hard. 953sc: No. l northern, 933sc To ar
rive-No. hard, 965sc; No. northern, 953sc;
No. northern, 921sc. On track-No. north
ern, 937s696asc; No. 2 northern, 91$4q949sc c;
May, 951sc; July, $3.50; September, s1%4c.
Oats7-On track and TO arrive i2c.
TOLEDO, May 19.-Clover seed-Cash'
$6-25; October. $5.7211 bid. Prime alsike SO 10
August, $685. bid Prime timothy, LAO
Wheat-May S.09; July, slice; September,
S714c; cash. S1.0S12. Corn, 1J1sc.
MINNEAPOLIS May 19.-Wheat-May
$3.50; July. 9324Q9S7sc: September, SllsG
Sl5sc; on track, No. 1 hard 9S1sQ9S5sc; No
l northern, 971sq975sc; No. northern, $3.50
955sc.
LIVERPOOL. May 19.-Wheat-Spot easy
California, 6s 1012d. Corn-Spot quiet; Amer
lean mixed. new, As 412d; American mixed
old, As cd.
! BALTIMORE, May 19-Close: Wheat
May. $1.0S: July, 90c. Corn-May. $3.50; July
| 54i2c.
| MILWAUKEE,. May 19-Barley steady
| No. ?, 63c; sample, 35GI60c
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-20
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Indiana Hotel Skies Show Consider
able Weakness.


81. 90 Indiana Hotel skies at................. %
10 Shares Security Trust stock at............ 100
The sale of $1,000 of Indiana Hotel skies on
the Exchange yesterday reduced the bid
price points and the ask price points
The sale was made at %. The bid then
dropped TO SO. The ask price was put down
from i011a to 931a. with no other sales. The
ask pricc for Indianapolis Gas. stock was
reduced 10 "a. with IS bid. Indiana Union
Traction advanced points on the bid, to
TO- with the ask price at a. The ask price
for New Telephone first tives was put down
one point to 9l12. and the New Long Dis
tance fives 3 points, to so. American Gen.
trail Life showed a 2-point advance on the
bid to %. Official quotations:
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE.
Poultry ind other Produce.
prices Paid BY Shippers)
ao5-afA Indiana Trust Building

checse-wisconsin. isc: New York full creams.
1sc: Swiss. i6c. brick. isc: liniburger. 12c.
Poultry-Hens &C: COCKS. &C. capons. l2c: young
ducks. SC: geese. &C per ID.
Butter-CAoice ROLL i0e: Egn creamery. 2sc:
state. &c
Eggs-Steady ut I4GlIi3c.
Wool-Locstl dealers paying for wagon lots:
Good medium inerchan.able unwashed i7c.
coarse and braid. i5c: heavy merino. l0g12c;
half-bloot. l2efi4c. bury and cotted, 126lfc:
Western. 1ec.
Feathers-Prime geese. coo Per lb prime duck.
2oc per III.
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow. 25c for dark
HIDES AND TALLOw.
Creen-saltcd Hides-Nc. 4. sAc, No. 2 sac:
No. calf Toe. NJ. calf. &c.
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Rates. AhroDd

LONDON.-Money. 1Q1A per cent; dis
counts. 17sd2 per cent Consols. 90 7-16GsoIb.
PARIS--Three per cent rentes 96f 72l2c
for the account. Exchange on London 25f
l0iLc for checks.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London pom
s04pfgs for checks. Discount rates Short
bills SA per cent. three months bill, 3ss
per cent.
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NEW YORK.-Close: Money on call east
er at 1&G2 per cent. closing bid Ia Ter
cent, offered at per cent. Time loans
firm; sixty and ninety days, per cent; six
months. per cent Prime mercantile paper.
3%4qiA per cent Sterling exchange easier
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 s6 so for demand and at S4.S4 906I4 81 IS for
sixty-day bills: posted rates, 81 50d4 Sc and
SIS7 59Q4.SS; commercial bills. $4.s4.75.
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Chicago & Alton threean -hafs 50
Chicago. 3. & Quincy new fOurs- -
Chicago. N. & ST Paul gen. fours.-......-.. lu'ia
Chicago & Northwestern consol seNens. Is
Chicago. r. l. q Pacific r r fours .......-. es,s
Chicago. r. l. & Pacific r r. col. hves.---.. tsla
c, c. {. q ST Louis gen. fours-.......-...-
Chicago Terminal fouTs ...-.-..-..-..--.--.--- s6iz
Colorado a. Southern fOurs. .........-......-.. -
Denver * Rio Grande fOurs. sot2
Erie prior lien fOulS--
Erie general tours. St2
Fort Worth q Denver City l06lz
Hooking Valley four-and-a- haifs TO- =
Louisville & Nash unified fOurs l0liz
Manhattan consol gold fours los
MeNlcan central tours
Mexican Central first Is
Mimi & ST. Louis fours -
Missouri Kansas & Texas fOurs. ...........l00
Missouri Kansas & Texas seconds. ............ ~
National r. r OF Mexico consol fours. t4is
New York Central gen. three-and "a halfs--- s5is
New Jersey Central general nVeS............ -
Northern Pacific fours =
Northern Pacific threes IS
Norfolk * Western consol tours sS.z
Oregon Short-line fours and partic............ Ss
Penn COW. three-and- "a halfs .....-.....-- St%
Reading general fours.. eS1a
81. Louis * Iron Mountain consol hves..-----ll4
ST. Louis < san Francisco fg. fours.. elA
ST. Louis Southwestern rsts................. Sies
'Seaboard Airline fours- tOts
Southern Pacific fours. sl12
Southern Railway ll9ss
Texas * Pacific firSts. llS =
Toledo. ST. l. x Western fours-.. 90
Union Pacinc tours
Union Pacific cow fOurs yo-t
u ) Steel second hves.--...----. IS
Wabash firsts ia 5
Wabash deb. 2tHt
Wisconsin Central tours ..-.......-.....---- %1s
.Ofered.
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Treasury statement,

NGTON-Thursday's statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund.
exclusive of the Sl50.000.o 900 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance ............ sl73 SOS. 997
Gold 1876. 100
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, May 19-Cotton opened
lower and closed steady. Sales. 41O0 bales.
Ordinary, 10 15-16c; good ordinary, 12Ac;
low middling, 127sc; middling, l3Ac; good
middling, Is 9-16c: midding fair 13 15-16c.
Receipts, 1133 bales; stock, 1925 bales.
NEW YORK, May 19-Cotton-Spot
closed quiet: middling uplands. 3.13c; mid
ding gulf, 1859. Sales, lbs bales.
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Rates on Loans and Exchnngc-Clcar.
ings and Discounts.
Indianapolis Clcarings.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper
per cent; time loans. 51a96 per cent.
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WASHINGTON. May I9.-Nationai bank
notes received to-day for redemption. N.356-
s24: government receipts from internal rcNe-
nue.. $sS6. pol: customs SSSs.sSl: miscellaneous.
9.7ii. expenditures. $l.530.o0o.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-20
Markets for silver

NEW YoRK-Bar silver. 55lsc; Mexican
dollars. 44isc.
LONDON.-Bar silver. % s-lsd an ounce.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.

6d6.15c, October at s2Oc. December at
6.9OQ6.40c and March at 655Q6.I5c-
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Coal and Coke.
CRetail Prices.)

BAGS. &c fcr ton extra. ground floor or dumped
ia cellar. 5Gc per ton extra. Secoad floor car
ried IN cellar. From wagon. sc per ton extra
b. wheelbarrow chute Or basket
Drugs.
Alcohol. s. SOL. IS: asafoetida, zoe: alum 2is1
-: campbor. seg77c; cochineal. &c: chloroform.
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New York Rates.

Thursdays cearings ................ s772, 9S6 Sc
Corresponding day last year ....... $50, l5S 90
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, May 19-The dry goods
market is without change. The convention
of dry goods jobbers is still in session and
this Yithdraws a number of buyers from
the market. Only slight continuance of
export business is reported.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-20

THE MONEY MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, May 19.-Lead dull at ST. 3715
Spelter dull at S95G49715.
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK, May 9-Poultry-Alive
firm; spring chickens, per pair, S0cQ$1; tur-
keys. lie. Dressed steady and unchanged.
Butter steady; receipts 4,S35 packages.
Extra creamery, 201Rc; creamery, frsts to
thirds, 14G20c; state dairy, common TO
choice, 1Sdl9c; held creamery, common to
choice, 13H1Sc.
Cheese irregular; receipts, 2469 packages.
Old state full cream, fall made, choice TO
fancy. 10Q1O1zc: good to prime, 9d912c; new
state full cream, small, colored, choice,
194c fair to good. 707l9c; white, choice,
6s4Q7c; fair to good. 6q61sc; large colored
and white, sac; fair to good, 6q61zc.
Eggs quiet; receipts. 1870 packages.
state, Pennsylyania and nearby; fancy,
storage selections. 1SqlSlsc; firsts, 17l2Q
lSc; Southern interiors, 13Q14s
PHILADELPHIA, May 19-Butter firm
anG in good demand; extra Western cream
steady; fresh nearby and fresh Southwest
ern, 1712c at the mark; fresh Western, 1724 C
at the mark; fresh Southern, 16Q16i5c.
Cheese quiet but steady; New York full
full creams, fair to good. SQSltc.
CHICAGO. May 1s.-Butter steady;
creamery, 1Salsc; dairy, 1Sa17c. Eggs
steady; at mark. cases included. 15h4Q151kc.
Cheese weak; daisies, 9d912c; twins, Slzq9c;
young Americas, 9G9lsc.
ST. LOUIS. May 19.-Poultry unchanged;
chickens, 10c; springs, 22c turkeys, 10c;
ducks. Sc; geese. sc. Butter dull; cream
cry, 1ouzoc, DAIRY, IVulic. Eggs STEADY al
1S19c, case count.
KANSAS CITY, May l9.-Eggs steady;
Missouri and Kansas, 12c, cases returned
new No. whitewood cases included. 13c.
Butter-Creamery, 15Q17c; dairy fancy, 15c.
CINCINNATI. May 1s.-Eggs easy and
lower at Ice. Butter quiet. Poultry firmer
hens, llhc; springs, Ice; turkeys, lOc
Cheese steady: Ohio fat. 9lkc.
Oils.
OIL CITY May 1e.-Credit balances,
s1.62; certificates bid. Shipment, 93.O67
brls; average 77,22 brls; runs $3.50 brls,
$40 brls; average, 3d. POI brls; runs (Llinla)
1886 brls; average, 5S,240 brls.
CHARLESTON. May 19-Turpentine-
$3.50; e, sz.65; G, $40; H, $2.75; /, $3.50; a.
SO; NJ. 1910: n. $3.50: window glass. 49,
water white, $50.
SAVANNAH, May 19-Turpentine firm al
54Ac. Rosin firm; A, B, c. d, 2.65; z, 81. 20
$3.50; N, $50; window glass, $50; water
white, $3.50.
| WILMINGTON, May 19.-Spirits turpen-
| tine-Nothing doing. Rosn steady at 81. 81
bid. Tar firm at s190. Crude turpentine
| firm at 81. rs, 81 and $4.25
NEW YORK. May 1y.-Tallow quiet. Cot
ton-seed oil steady; prime yellow, 27Q2Sc
Petroleum easy. Rosin firm. Turpentine
| quiet.
MONTPELIER, May 19-Crude petro
| leum weak; North Lima, s1.13; South Lima
and Indiana, $l0S
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ST. LOUIS. May 19.-Wool steady; me-
dium grades combing and clothing 17(D
BIC; light fine, 14AQl7c; heavy fine. 12Q14c;
tub-washed, 20q31c