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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25

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IF sstss' zen
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cagolins 5Ogs2 90 South Carolina sigs2 DO Florida
CUMBERs Florida. per BOZ crate g seas4 40 charles
So Psa Rs s 81 sS per-
D 81 soass 20 do per sassst 7sgs1 IS do hothe9s e
ass; aREEN CORN Florida and New Orleans 100
e Per b5 fsssss 9E p ga S Per crate
@ per sa 81 S. eSSN ssuG per
s e. s ERl9 ger S Sss 'I pes io
sisr slGs2; PEAS Maryland per basket 55esi 2?i do
81; do per bushei basket soa5oc; RHUBARB. nearby.
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nearby esr Dsa psT Dbl ggc so
Ps% 81 sap per DO O Pd s 81
Ssr qq ss ssa g. eef o
SgP bur Sesgs Fu,asa.a Sol sids1 25:
AIT ANp fsA le gqaise' ses arss was
steady but with rather heavy line receipts added TO
WI Win Do o 5 are an
up Of the TSnb especially as Memorial Day MIN
bales. per loo ID. s5c No l. sOa92fsc: No 2 soas5e:
&c. Soc oT ss spDRF S siavS Ven aappored e
the Lately shaded rates prices stu high sOWsysr The
landing 247! bales which tend to soften the mar
Produce Exchange at noon to-day Hudson River Rail
road. $50: Erie TO- Psnnsyvania 90 Delaware. Laeka
100 Ontario and Western. so; Central of Jersey
100; river boats. $50 Total i.4oo tons Receipts Of
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OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May 4-CATTLE-Receipts $500: market
steady: good prime steers s. 25ds5 So poor me
dunn 81 29s5 35 and feeders So 254S4 10
hefer 81 1888 81 GSQS2 rs bulls. 81
So calves 81 5OGS8 fed steers s4ds4 HOGS
-Recep-s to-day. 600: estimated Tomorrow 10000
steady; butchers 81 504Ss 81 u good
choice heavy 81 6oS4 G5 rough heavy. 50 $3.50 %
light 81 45QS4 55; bulk sales. 81 G04S4 CO. SHEEP
Receipts 10000. sheep and lambs Toe higher
good TO choice wethers SIS S5 75 fair to choice mixed
s49$5 native lambs IS 20q Sc so spring lambs s5ST so
Cincinnati May 24-HOSS quiet and lower SO 50g
81 70 CATTLE steady. So 25GSs 90. SHEEP strong.
50 2SGs4 So LAMBS strong. 81 2SGs6.
East Buffalo May 24-CATTLE-R Receipts light; steady;
prime So 25s5 so; shipping "a s5S5 Is; butchers
81 5OGs5 hefers s. 50s5; So 25s4 so; bulls
IS I5qs4 co. stockers and feeders SO 5O$f G5. VEAL
Receipts 100 head; steady; 50 25S5 90 HOGSRecepts
head: fairly active and steady; heavy and mixed
OOds4 93: 81 s5aS4 G0 pigs. 81 75dS4 so
rouEhs s4GS4 stays 50 T5Q$S dairias 81 T5dS4 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 5000 head: steady "a
strong 81 5O6sT A.: yearngs SG9s6 25 wethers
IS aS5 75 S5Gs5 rs; sheep mixed SO 25s5 so
Kansas city May 2i.-CAT-TLE-Recepts, 1900 in
Market export and
81 s5s5 Is fair good. s+QS+ 60
sAds5: sockers and feeders. SO 25g
20: Southern 50 s0S4 TO- Southern 50 30
asa S2s3$4 81 native heifers SASS 20 bulls
81 s0Gs4 calves. 81 T5G<4 70 HOGS-Receipts 10 500
market Zoe 81 80: bulk. 81 35S4 40
heavy 4OS4 So packers 81 45GS4 81 pigs and lights
SO TQas4 40 SFfEEp-Recepts. 5000: &c
higher lambs 50 5OGS5 90; Western lambs
So BOds7 509S5: Texas clipped yearlings 81
ass Texas clipped sheep 81 5oas6 stocers and feed
ers TO97Sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25

straght 8 9os5 winter patents IS 1Oas5 4o spring
e RE re r rpsr g sSst us sa F. Ts
NEAL quiet Soted e K5 r. fane 8 l5s 80
BAG MEAL quiet Quoted: Fine white and yellow 81 4O9
spring 81 IS ssSdard mdsbr h so 9rG sear S %es. s
red dog s2s shipments first half June: CITY bran SAG
bulk ana 81 Is Sacks SS 5ed oil dGs neal
on S wR s% m ssan exercised s IA
bushei closing figures were aSot nv lowest Of be
day. The principal item in connection was bear
decrease Of 900 bushels in worlds stocks &C
corolng 10 fsraastreets whereas last the
responding date there was decrease Ss34
coo bushels The combination brought out unoa ding
selling trade seemed Of the opinion that prices
must get nearer an export level. As only market
the foreign situation aside from in the
iy crop review from Broomha. which. like the state
country was bearish one The interior movement in
hind the corresponding day last year Minneapolis re
ported 525 600 bushels In stocks for the
Lake trouble might be expected soon late reports
said the rumors had reference to Buffalo and
most IN the way Of declines there less active
day No 2 red closed 81 20 b afoat No Northern
corn about the highest Of the day. the
neGng the sort Of bearsh crop news wheat.
spoke encouragnsy Of the outlook As 81 deny the
were not increasing expected day
amounted 10 $4,000 bushels against sol 900 bushels
year On the other hand saboard clearances proved
ness in the local market May. for which option
time fun cent eboye last night with the close &c
closed e2464c elevator and S9c adoat: NO w GItn
e0c and No yellow 60c. o b afoat OATS-Acting
closing below the previous night Mixed oats 20 to q
No. Soc natural white So to 81 10 4sG4s and clipped
Western zoe spot. BARLEY-Market dull Feeding was
quoted 49c 1 New-YOrk. and mailing. $4,000, o
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May "a 1908.
-ozr-EF coffee market showed firmness on very
,ossTate buying movement today. The market opened
1900 ~ unchsnged prices 10 an ADVANCE OF points
80 after a QUIET day closed steady al an aaEance
~ 10 10 points Sales were reported OF ohly zsoo"
80 1--WE armness seemed the result OF continued cover
s nv wall Street houses. their purchases pelng que pre-
12rshlv 10 nothing the SITUATION oot merely N
line with their recent policy Of buying az al Times wneh
that operation did not seem Nke4y 70 80 aso
,,-5i,4es 10 some extent private 5Tazan ceoles
there 70 be sTlaAl Ior yesteI
60 o-dsys cables showed InodeTate receipts az az
s.s The two porfs had 1900 bags, against 4SVoo
TnS az 900 bags last year Interior receipts
EeTe 500 bags or rather heayie: than me estia19c
s-sTt Cor To-day and the pointer was lnooerate IL
rs evident therefore, that new crop ceee IS nor
% ,He IN snv appTecshle volume though IL IS SAD that
~ current receipts show sprnkling OF new sstos
In spte OF small movement however - vas 60
we're received Brazil At lower prices ana
,s trade feel that the Brazilian markets must NeaKen
- order "a move supplies the new crop psns % come
go-waTi 10 a larger extent. The cables ehoHeo little
-ea,rre Hamburg being unchanged, while f1aSre was
- r-ano lower Neither OF the primary markets re-
Tes sny change far the official cable was con
cerued The spot market was eulsI VIII SNsN-SAs %
The basis Of CSC for RIO No l. - -, -. a. -.
The range Of prices IN the local narAss Today
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. May 24-The demand for old woods IN the
unusually quiet the past week. There
transactions Of size almost all OF the
business being cleaning the market Of
the old From the manufacturers standpoint the
favorable than at any time during
the spring Pulled woods very firm: with trading
quiet. Old Territory woods dull with sales chiefly
In n foreign woods little is being done
some current quotations follow Ohio Pennsyivanis
Xxx above. 82733c: X. 29Gt3lc No l. Slg32c; No =
siGs2c; hne unwashed 22a2Sc T. and = ,I blood
Michigan.X and above. 25a26c: No 1. 299aoc; No ?.
2sGp26c fine unwashed. 21a22c =. x and . blood un-
was 24LG2Jc; washed Delaine. 316S2c. Ken
lucky Indiana. etc as blood 25626c 4 blood. 25G2ec;
braid 22a23c. Territory. Idaho, fine 14%4lSc heavy.
fine. 1sa13ac: nne medium. l59I6c: medium lS917c;
fine T3Ti8tsc; fine medium. 159l6c: medium ls9I9c:
low medium 1sa1ee. Utah and Nevada--Ftne 141s@15c:
heavv. isaI3%c: medium. 153M16c; medium.
isaloc low medium. 10000 Dakota-Fine. 159l6c:
isa20c Montana-Ftne choice Is91se: fine average.
1T61sc medium choice, 1SGc19c: average. 16g1Ic:
staple, 1sQ19c: medium. choice. 1sg19c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentne is steady but quiet
with prices unchanged and 5Sc asked for machine made
bbls. Rosn steady firm. and unchanged, with
good strained quoted at 80 O5. We quote:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oil and machine bbls. 571t9
5Sc.
TAR-Pine bbs 50 $685. 40; oil bbls So so.
RosIN-Common to good strained So %; e So To- T.
n. 81: w G. 81 20 and w. 81 SOgs4 So.
STOCK ON HAND.
Iurpentne spirits. Dbl 23O2
1ar Dol z'ZoJ
II Isc bid June, 129ag12 csc; July 3lSglS1sc; Au-
gust 125lQ12 52c: September IL l991l 2oc October,
loI0a1oT1c; November lO60Q1oe2c; December. 10 61g
10.6lc; January 10644l0 CSC
Savannah. May 24.-TURPENTINE firm. sake sales,
644 receipts SAL exports slS RosIN nrm sales 1872
receipts, 2eol; exports 200 Quote A, B. O. D. 81 CO. Il.
ss1 F. g IS; g, 81 50; 81 s.; 50; X. So Is: Nj.
So 90: N So 80; W G, So So; W W. SO So.
Charleston, May 24-TURPENTTNE firm, 53%c.
RosIN firm: a. b. c, D. s. co. e 81 IS; F. 81 TO- G.
v g S As; " ". . IS S0OO' ~ 70 ~ ~ ~
London May 24-TURPENTINE-Spir1 42s lid.
ROSIN-Amerioan strained Is Cd; fine. lis Sd.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-YOTk May a. 1904.
BEEVES-Dressed beef in fair demand and steady
T6sc 10 for native sides Cables last received from
London and Liverpool quoted live cattle unchanged
IAa12hc per 10. dressed weight; refrigerator beef
steady at gge4c. Tomorrow the Majestic, Liverpool
will carry about $500 quarters OF beef divided between
the Swift and Morris Beef companies
CALVES-Reeeipts were OF head. all for the market
and all choice veals which sold So so 100 The
trade City dressed veals unchanged
6gsc per 10 Country dressed in light supply and
al 5Q7hc.
saies-George L. s. Dillenback; Oh veals, 163 70
So so per 100 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were AIS head; only l
sale The market strong. A bunch OF Ken
lucky spring lambs sold at IS go 100 N; few head
Of fair winter lambs 81: ordinary good sheep sold
81 50lS0 40 Dressed mutton steady S1ag11c per
10; dressed lambs 12al4o spring lambs LAG
l6c dressed spring lambs at s3S6 so
Sales-Kerns Commission Company 60 Kentucky spring
lambs. 81 10 average, s. so per 100 n: Kentucky
winter lambs 10 10 at 81 100 Kentucky sheep. 10s ~ at
IS 20; II Kentucky bucks. IA 10. at 81 80
HOGS-ReceIpts were Is cars. or ASA head, all con-
signed direct saughterers. Feeling nOminay steady
s. IL 100 10 prime State and Pennsylvania hogs
Country dressed hogs unchanged
Sales tall late yesterday)John p NelsOn l29 State
hogs. IT5 10 average, 50 Is per 100 10.
J. II. & 05 hogs. 154 10. at IS IS: 10
roughs. 20s n, at 81 IS
H II. Hollis hogs 10 S. 10. 10 roughs.
S77 N. at 81 10: stays 3s5 10. at So 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. n.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. (rime from South
Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown beow.)
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MACcu
cHuNh M 90 l7l5 EaSton only) 30 N. l,o
wiLkEsBARRE AND sCRANToN---zlOO. sIs q n.
500 p Sundays. "a Is a. m, l. 90 p.
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHu Ksr TOMS RIVER AND
lakewood and iAkshurst only, iao .. m. s1nd.yi
ATLANTIC cITY-.s.o a M ts.!o
Lone BRANCH AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsH0RE POINTS
I4oo $50. II 80 a. m. xl 20. 40. AS, asa ~
PHIIADELPnHAStR EaPINe TsRM1SAL,. AIS
ZOO tsoe. $40. 1000. IN 90 a M, ti2oo a 90
$50. ZOO 1900 400. $50. 1900 f7so. iaoO 40 30
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4es 800 1000
1900 a. m. 400. t'4oo. 800. zoo. 20 3 p IA.
READING. HARVESTING. POTrsymLE AND Will
IAMSPoRT-ll4oo "a Is. ts0e. ]tsd9. Iooes II 90
m. Reading only1, y 90. l'l 20 ~ "a % p q.
Branch Asbury Park. Pr. Pleasant 10 90 q m L09
8 As. so p m. sundays. 1000 a m. LOO. 90 ,, m
sErom Liberty Street only Daily: tnaiIy sseeye
qua. xsaturdays. aExcept Saturdays
Ofces Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry Astor Ho~ss,
454. 1900 1884 Broatway. 1s2 5th Az. 70 Cnion
square West. 1888 East i2sth ST. 20 west i2css q
fs3 GOis st KIM 500 Bvay nssars Ys
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage dsssinsstcn
and Cen Mgr Ger PssGr ASA
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Railroads.
pENNSYLVAN

faSs s. MEs Np
The leaving time from pesbros:e: and sas
sas ss 'N ssa.s sf'
Cars For Chicago. Indianapolis. Louisville and ST.
'g $500 ST LOUIS LIM1TEDgullman s sss
ross a NJ PENN 4s9lhS Ssr 11M1TED-ruilnan
RsTt%eat ta9s oT escaso -eH Toisdo
r5s GHIcAeo AND ST LOUIS Ex e SEs,,
s;s N eHieSe6 0i IIM1FEpe1 Pullman sssp,ns:
,sdG. and eisSsiaad piHIas sss - pu,.s,-,
cincinnail Ind:anap0iis. LoasTiie Sc Ieui. Dining
Car For Gary. W. Va tvia Shenandoah Valley
sos P. III. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago, For
S s'e P%c faisEdas pts,.buzs
oah vseg Rea. S05 or
SIS CLEVELAND AMP SrNeI Dssnsr, E x.
5s5sSoiL Pists91T< Cleveland CINCINNATI IN
s.5s 7: ii; PITTsBURG sPEc1AL-paily for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
rs 25 p-sbrosse. and Cor,iand Streets
29 15o 2S 2o ssDsIsTss m ana s0 Al
ssTioE and BlnRg SsTs '' 8 p ss s1:Ss
suaday: SIS. as moss M sls5s as sas s
las. '455 CDesbrossss and Cortandt Streets. 5l0'
soyT HERN RAfEW1Y.-EnDrs,s lass. s2s. AS p. m.
ATLANTIC COAST IINE.-E1pr.ss. sas a. and s25
eEABOAtD AK LINE RAILNA1-fspress ~" y. W.
NoRFN0LK And WESTERN RAILwAY.-Foe Meuuphi.
rf les OHIO RAiLW4I.-1ss week
vo 5RTe Old ifS f tS &c dfS and m
weekdays and s. q ?. m. daily. ,u
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 a. and 2 IS .. weekday
SUNDAYS. 755 a. m Through Vestibuled Trains Bnhes
icr Smoking Car Parl1r Cars. Dining Car, and Stand
<rd Coaches Sundays
cape MAY;-I255 p m Weekdays ,.,
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK unterlsken Sundaysl
a s4sss and P0st s Pleasant W's
snly), 25 325. a Is and ass ., week-days sun
days 81 8 Is a. and ASS D. From Desorosses
and COrtandt Streets. $50 900 L. 3d. I3e sat
sundays. SIS cas- a M 500 ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ao5. TBS .755 sa s55 90 rs (e55 ST. Louis Linn
hed) 10 10 (Desbrosses and Corandt Streets. TO-
slO.25 (Penna- LimiteD '1O55 IL SIS 'f2 So .l5s
6I0 Desbrosses Cortandt Streets 22D IS. 81 Is
s55. 425 "a %. Ass ('465 Chicago Lntsd for North
Philadelphia ony). 1856. 655, T53 s25 DC (so5 Tor
North Philadelphia onyl p m: ~ 10 night wssk-days
sundays. eos. '755. IS ss 26 ('e53 81 Louis Linn
itedl, SO (.1O23 Limited si05 .l2 55
s55 '325. ass 81 Is ('4 IS Chicago Limited for North
Philadelphia only). 1855 1855. 755. s25, e2 s5 for
North Philadelphia only m. u 10 night
ticket Offices. 1854 11s 2s1 Broadway; is2
Fifth (below 23d ST.; $50 Fifth Avenue corner
10th ST.; / Astor House. and stations named above;
Brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton Street $50 Broad
gay and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The New YORK
Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 20 destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
W w ATTERBuRY j. n. WOOD.
General Manager Pa.sr Trsrnc Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25

The local spot cotton closed quiet at un,
cfenged prices Of BIC FOR nddling upland
saa -s9c FOR middnR Gulf Sales. hSs bales 70 spin
nerf kouher7 teiegraphso as follCws
Wilmington Charleston nominal Norfolk quiet and
&c lover l3isc; sales. 23S baies Baltimore nominal
az .ssvc Mobile nominal and unchanged at lzae: ga
ennah easy ana sc lower "a 1870. Augusta steady sns
N1nffd al I3c: salcs 2J4 bales St Louis quiet ana
UNCHANGED l3c Galveston steady ami unchanged at
,s-se sales li9 hses. Memphis quiet and unchanged al
81 sales, 230 bales. Sew-Orleans steacy ana IN
1890 ~ he. Fales 27oO bales Estimated receuts az
ssas points for At NeETOrleans. 1-oo 70
"e fies against $500 week and 1875 last year
"sse.tca 200 40 bales against e05 last week hnc
al year a. Houston 40 20 $50 bales against S4O
- week and loo year.
l-teps az The ports ard interior points to-day com
+-iec viii The day z ST week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25
.2l.7I2 taken ex-ship.


COTToN-The difference between the high and low
Yrloe July during to-days trading was % points
with difference OF half cent noted curing
previous day. while fluctuations were not go
broad price changes rapid. and the market showed
dimiaishmeut nervousness apprehension Trad
ing active, and contained. II would SEEM ratner
public business suggesting that ou-
speculation being attracted by indications OF Duh
Of the exchange. and bought little May and July IN
the early decline but after~ard appeare- 70
be doing lock while shorts bought the
The feature Of the day was the report o.
Tag this report TO make showing. but Il proved
distinctly beaTish IN character mentioning as lhe clet
palut low temperatures. ana statng that
Ia several sections cotton dying This report was
fueloe tho reached the best point % the session
Tie early weather beofish. showing ssneraby
favorable temperatures the South Gables proved
disappointing. particularly regards spot cottoib
which light demand sales Of only 1000 bales be
ing reported decline Of u English points The local.
responding this showing opened weak al
decline OF Gel points: but the low point was reaceq o.
the call for developed that some OF the DIG
interests covering ana prices before midday RAD
initial loss Then the weekly re-
ard tho bears started covering more
RAPIDLY bidding July, which had sold at 12I5c on me
CALI ID l3OTe advance Of 20 points and within
points Of yesterdays highest prices: october Solo t
1885, against 10 7Gc the opening call, gam OF -
POINTS These advances proved enough TO attract ooi
realizing and the market In the late uaalns eAseo On
slightly. led b. the old crop positions The close Nas
steady. points May uncnahged Cl june
and 2Gl2 points higher other positions Sales
reached 900 GO bales. according 10 estimates 1e e
slightly than 1900 bales, chiefly from NewCI
eans 10 France Port receipts compared favorap1y WIN
last years interior receipts continued lgt anu
consolidated stocks are now under last year totsis
The range prices IN the local market to-
a. Ma as follows: 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 24-CIosing: Holiday in grain PEAS
Canadian steady IS Sd FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter
dull So Sd. HOPS London-Pacifc Coast hrul SO
IS f5s BEEF easy: extra India mess. 67s Ga PORK
easy; prime Western. SIS Cd. HAMs-Short cut.
IA 10 is 10 quiet BACON steady: Cumberland
n S6s RIB. 10 TO "a ~ s5s Sd: long
middies light % 36s: long clear mddes, heavy
40 81: short clear backs 10 90 % 70. 54s Sd
clear bellies. Il 70 10 10 SOS sHOULDERS-Square. II
quiet sss Cd refined, In pails, dull. sas Cd
Old easy; American finest white aos DO colored. IS.
steady; American refined white and colored
TALLOw-Prime city easy. eos TuRPENTINE-spt
steady. ass Sd. ROSIN-Comnson Arm, Is 3D. Pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May "a rl--Cotton-Spot quiet; prices
twelve points lower: American iddlins sair I46d good
middling 3d. middling, tad low middling. I10d
good ordinary. 6e5d: primary. 6I6d The sales the
day 1000 bales Of which 200 were FOR speculation
and EXPORT included g 800 American Receipts
last report Is goo bales. including 27foo American.
Futures opened barely steady and closed quiet
middlns. May: 7osd; May and June. sssd: Jun.
September 863d September and October. $685. October
and November. 5s5d: November and December. 6Tsd:
December and January SID January and February.
5 T4d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady. with Ettls doing
Yarns quiet with moderate inquiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25

eaSc: powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered
ooc Eagle confectionery graduated 62c Eagle coarse
and extra fine granuated. 5O5c; Eagle N cartons Of
me granulated Bloc Eagle 10 bags and 70 bags o.
me granuated. 6l5c; Eagle fine granuatedt sanoaIo
gTa s and diamond 1859 eOnfscsnsEs soc
4ooe; No SOC; No s. 445c; No o. 4oe; No TO- 4o9e
loc No 10, 4i5c The London beet sugar market
firm and sd higher. May and June quoted at Is
T7ed The local and primary markets were also nriI,
with rumors OF sales for shipment on basis OF 20 eesse
test al price showing advance over tins ssi pre-
Tious sale Duty paid prices are quoted as tooM rs
Centrifugal sc 1516c; museovedo. SO test I-ee
and molasses SO S-16E.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25

500 bush corn bush: oats is 600 bush shipments
Wheat bush corn IL 900 bush: oats $4,000 bush.
81 Louis May 24.-Close-WiEAr-No red, cash.
elevator nomina July s4Sqs4% SEPTEMBER. soss; NO
hard 9Scl1S1. CORN-Cash. 50G5O11c: July, 4tsc;
September acc oATs-No 2 cash 4lc: July sehc: Sep
tember. 3OIc; No white. 45c.
Toledo May 24.-CIOvERSEED closed: Cash. 90 20;
October. s. I2a. ALSISB prime; 50 49, August So So
TIMOTHY. prime. 81 AZ: September. 81 A bid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25

Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
kTtioss es 1000 bales: speculation and export 2o06
oVVys receipts. 2s090 bales including Zfooo
" .sss tiaoiing upland. 7.24d. Futures opened bare
On &c.,: sap points higher and points lover
GA b9slos closed quiet net 5Q0 points lowor on
Jrns q ~ ~ Points lower new; May $50 May
SSe-July. 8zd; July-AugrEt, ESD; August-
se,ni, pse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 60Sd; Octobef-No
rary 800 zoyember December 57sd: December-Jan-
Tsr,,s g.iss; ganusry-Fcbruary 74d Manchester
rs sfteacy; cloths Gulef
good f1st,E ssentia oils steady firm, with
Weston 5s o ss and quoted follows; Perpernt
zoos. ~ o5s5 73 cases. SO 5oQs3 90; speaSfnnt
emorS =, rnsy S. 5ons4 %: pennyroyal. s5asl so
:or reo; native. 81 50qs2 rs. ROoTS-The market
aud as,o. ~ steady, with prices generally unchanged
G.: rrrfisr NC good We quote follows: Burdock
81 ~ z99c; ginseng Northern S6nS7; do West
hsaehes 40 Eastern SO 50as7; ginger. Jamaica
81 isaSi o. sVlse: 90 unbeached 6ql0c golden SEAL
m hal caisb9re powdered. e7c licorice ordinary
ps4is oi 500 ~ DO seiecec IN bundles, l0c; sarsa-
ga Westst ~ * nc; DO Mexican. 3&Mloc; sene-
csnada ssln,o es@1Oe. DO Southern. 70Q72c: snake.
% Texa .aS,sy 40 natural lie: do Virginia. 4394oe;
.sfnr ~ - N.p MEAI<-Is OF high premiums
r,sio. wheat the July buyers continue
Ls-1 ri economy and purchase only 20 meet current
~~3'- Stsins patents. - 20V$5 co.. winter
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quotations follows 70 weak " ~ "a
CORN, No 2, 4sNc No yellow 591agooc; PATS, 10 =
LEY good feeding. s5Gsss fair to shose maltins 4Sg
TIMOTHY SEED prime s. oS s s grade
100 ~ Sc 25d$6 27is; CUT MEArs-shSrt RIBS sides
al a 81 short sides tboxed) So 2oQS6 So
WIsxEY basis Of high wines) 81 IS On the Produce
Exchange to-day: BUTTER weak ereaiherles. lt4isS'
dairies i2Gf7c EGGS at mark gases included i4
albAc: CHEESE easy; new goods, fAaS1e'
D,., NJ, "a f1ose-wHEAT-No / hard. orc: No
Northe.n essc No Northern. s5se May. 9iisc; July
e4c; September. STAG.
milwaukee,. May 24.-wHEAIT,-INo ! Northern sea
sake. No Northern, 974esc; old July. sIec RfG-No
l. Soc BARLEY-No 2. CSC sample. 4oaooc CORN
No 6. 49Q51c. July. 4EAc
ae4e; septenber MNe track. No ] hard 97Ne; No
Northern eSxc: No Northern. o4fe. FLOUR-First
patents SIS 20; patents s5sb TO- first eIear
So co. second clears 81 CO. BRAN. In oulk SIG oOg$l7
Philadelphia May 2+-.wHEAT lie lower; contract
grade. MAY 81 o6G31 OK. CORN ho lower: May
S46r64n OATS steady. No white. natural
4Sc: do c,tpped 4stsc- BUTTER lie lower; extra
nearby prints. zoe.
easier. fresh nearby mark; fresh Western
MARK fresh Southwestern lie at mark: fresh
ern. 1sGpisc at CHEESE quiet; New-Yoik full
creams choice TO fancy size do fair good, Tt-Gsc
Recepte-g1our hls and 232 900 70 In sacks wheat
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

BunaIo Nav 24-FIJOUR steady. WEEAT-Offerings
light sales OF No at 81 OF, In store. CORN
unsettled No 2 yellow. 60c; No mixed 56lso- OATS
easy; No . white. 471se: No mixed. 421sc
Chicago May 24-The leading futures ranged fol-
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LEGAL market to-day

Foreign Coffee Narksts-co1ee market o STEADY; no
Rio 5S525. exchange l2Ad; receipts. 100 bags Ntwo
shipnents for United States 5000 bags; stock.
$40 0eO Santos-Cofes market DUH good average santos
500. receipts 5000 bags 1.-TWO days; STOCK ecloVO
Hamburg-Coiee market opened unchanged az z;SO m
vas net Unchanged sales 5000 bags HEvre-Colee mar
zet opened barely steady. franc lower; at u n IN
changed; unchanged: al $50 N unchsnseo 10
h-l.n- arAnl LIZ 1T