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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-03
STATE NEWS.

The Minot Optic says that that city
must be cleared of "beaus"-poor
girls. But maybe they mean "hobo."
A new $4,000 school house is want
ed at Cogswell.
Three rural free delivery mail routes
have been established radiating from
Cogswen.
There is talk of the Milwaukee road
extending its line north from Harlem
to Fort Ransom via Stirum and Lis
bon.
Five recruits have been secured for
the navy at Grand Forks.
Grand Forks Press: Valley City is
the third city in the state in popula-
ton. Minot with population of Alps
is considerably smaller than Valley
City with 4,O59, as the former has a
large floating population caused by
it's being division point Of two rail-
roads, Jamestown with 5,093 makes
one laugh. The asylum must have
been counted at least three times and
it's outside of the city limits at that
while Bismarck's largest census fig
ures were found at the state pen.
Wahpeton, Grafton and Devils Lake,
who were pretty we'll up to the front
five years ago, have ceased to have
aspirations to third place. At the
rate Valley City has grown during the
past five years the census of 1910
ought to give US about $500. ,........
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-03
puai Growth.

w. Bell. Of Aumby, Louth. Ireland.
after experimenting for I'VE years,
has produced tomatoes and potatoes,
grown on the same plant from the
same tuber. II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-03

from $25 to $50 and makes the state
ment that the creamery paid out over
$4,000 during the month to over two
hundred farmers, or an average of
about $40 each. An income of fifty
dollars a month during the season
that the crops are growing and when
there is no direct income from that
source is something that should cause
the North Dakota farmers to do some
thinking.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-03
cultlvatfng Memory.

The habit Of remembering names.
as OF memorizing generally. can. be
readily cultivated with a little pains
taking. Pablo men and hotel clerks
40 not enter public life or the hotel
business because they have excellent
memories In that particular respect,
but acquire the faculty because 1t 10
50 necessary to them. It is an 40
eomplishment worth having.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-03

A gunner's mate on one of the YES
sells in the United States navy receiv-
ed good dollars worth short time
ago when he wrote to fortune teller
OF New York asking for his horoscope.
The professor wrote back: You
win be An admiral at 80; win marry
q rich widow and win money In .
lottery" i.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-03
Thaeksray's Hos, Of Characters

Thackeray's Host Of characters.
Some one who has been looking ut
the list Of characters enumerated in
the last volume Of a recent edition OF
Thackeray's works has calculated that
their number totals up TO between
three thousand and thirty-hve hum
dred. We have not checked the esd.
mate, but accepting It as accurate
share the discoyerer's astonishment
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-03
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

Published every afternoon, except Sunday,
at Bismarck, North Dakota, is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city at so cents per
month. or Sc per year. The daily sent to any
address in the United States or Canada, postage
prepaid, IS per year; $3.50 for six months;
$1.25 for three months.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; eight pages, con-
saining summary of the news of the week
local and foreign-partcular attention being
said to state news. Sent to any address, post
@enths; rs cents for three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest news
>aper in the state-Weeky established June IL -,
circulation and is desirable advertising me.
dium. Being published at the capital of the
~tate it makes feature of state news, of a
semi-of6cial character, and is therefore particu-
<rly interesting to all who desire to keep the
fun of state affairs-political, social and bust
cess.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-03

The Steele Ozone published list Of
fourteen farmers In Kidder county
who received over $50 from the Daw-
son crsamery for the month Of June.
twentyfour farmers who received
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-03
@&@;3a
DELEGATES TO TWO coNVEN.
TIONS.

Governor Sarles today named the
following delegates to the Trans
Mississippi Commercial Congress
which is to be held at Portland August
16 to 10:
E. A. Williams, Bismarck.
T. S. Underhill, Antelope.
T. L. Beiseker, Fessenden.
c. H. Davidson, Darlington.
D. E. Willard, Fargo.
W. H Robinson, Mayvlile.
E. F. Chandler, Grand Forks.
w. N Steele, Rolla.
w. R. Kellogg, Jamestown.
F. F. Grant, Fargo.
N. G. ,Larimore of Larimore is a
member of the congress and will be
delegate by right of his membership.
The governor also named the fol-
lowing delegates to the National Irri-
cation Congress to be held at Port
land August n to "a:
c. B. Little, Bismarck.
A. L Fellows, Bismarck.
3. F. Chandler, Grand Forks.
W. H. Robinson, Mayville.
w. N. Steele, Rolla.
Frank B., Chapman, Buford.
w. R. Kellogg, Jamestown.
George E. Duis, Grand Forks.
N. G. Larimore, Larimore.
T. s. UnderhiH, Antelope.
John Bruegger, Williston.
+. F. Grant, Fargo.
J. A. Johnson, Fargo.
= c. H. Davidson, Darlington.
T. L. Beiseker, Fessenden.
General E. A Williams and Prof. d.
E. Willard are members Of the irriga-
tion congress and entitled to seats by
virtue of their membership. It is
hoped there will be considerable at
tendance at this congress from North
Dakota, and at one time it was
thought that the railroads might
furnish transportation for the dele.
gates from the northwestern states
and sleeping car accommodations The
rush OF traffic incident to the Portland
fair and other difficulties under which
the railroads are contending at pres.
ent makes this impossible. Neverthe-
less, it is believed that a number of
delegates will attend and that Mort I
Dakota will be well represented.
Deliberations in both Of these con.
crosses may be of beneficial Interest
to the state and it is hoped to have a
good delegation at each congress,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-IOrk, May 10 1905.
EFVF.s-Feceipts were cars or 81 head. CONSIGNED
direct No trading to-day; feeling steady Dressed beef
firm at s591oc per 70 native sides London and Lv
epool cables unchanged Exports to-day 679 beeves
IS sheep and 6150 quarters OF beef.
CALVES-ReceIpts 1T head. all the market. Trade
quiet but steady The pens cleared Veals sold at
S44s6 per 100 NJ No choice veals offered City dressed
veas steady at 7a9osc 70; country dressed do at
6q9hc,
at SO 100 70; 10 do, 123 n, at 81.
SHEEP AND I4AAfBS-Reoeipts were 8 cars, or 1,26o
head, including for the market making with the
late arrivals yesterday cars on sale at Jersey City
Sheep almost nominal and steady lambs loo higher
expected be carried Unshorn sheep
sold Sc per 100 ~ clipped do 81 49, unshorn lambs
offered Dressed mutton steady at 7g0c 10 dressed
lambs 11491212c; dressed spring lambs at S39S8 so
sales-Kerns Commission Co.: 23T unshorn Colorado
lambs 10 n average at IS 80 per 10,
IS 3O 236 do rs 10 So 80; 236 do. 75 10 IS 80
IS 12ls 7e clipped do 90 10 at 80; unshorn Buffalo
sheep, "a 10 at ST. clipped do, 80 10, at 81 20.
H0GS-Receipts 81 cars. 6.23S head: none on sale.
Feeling uomnay steady Country dressed hogs selling at
7b4S1ac per ID for medium 20 light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
MORE COMPANIES OUT OF RAIN.
Five incorporated at Albany to Manufacture
Gas and Electricity.

Albany, May 13.-FTve more gas and electricity
stock companies were incorporated to-day, making
the total number formed since the passage Of the
bill creating a commission to supervise such COM
paries, eleven. The new companies are:
Osveco River Power Transmission Company Of
Syracuse: TO supply gas and electricity for power,
light eNd heat in the counties Of Onondaga and
OswegC in particular, with the privilege Of oper~
ating all through the State; capital $4,000; di,
rectors. Simon B. Storer. Louis W. E1nerlch ana
George W. PulveT, of Syracuse.
aqua Lght and Power G9mPanyy OF New 6, OK
Il Foley, Of Brooklyn; Joseph N. Linden, OF Wood
ridge, and James Simmons, Of NeW-Aork
Troy Public Service Company. OF Troy: 70 oper-
ate in Rensselaer, and Albany counties; capital.
$4,000: directors, Michael f. O.Connor. Charles
s Ald-ich and Edward Murphy, I'd, Of Troy
Nassau and Suffolk Lighting company, OF
Hampstead. Nassau County; 10 operate IN Nassau
and Suffolk counties: capital 10000; directors,
Samuel II. Ravens, Dana T. AckeTly, George J;
1VorFett and +. g. Heuser. Of New-YOrk City. and
James @. Stevenson, of Brooklyn
Overland Power Company; capital, S20gN; direc-
tors Simon ,. Storer and George W. Pulver, Of
Syracuse and Louis W. Emerich, OF Fulton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14

Cotton Exchange special cables Liverpool: Spot
cotton fair business doing: prices UNCHANGED on The
basis Of 43ed mIddling; sales 600 bales
export ImpOTs 70 600 bales ali American The futures
a55 Opened qDf t at decline Of point closed
a5 a68a 5s5 20
go - Deem 29d
The local market for spot cotton closed quiet at an
upland and s46c for middling Gulf sales were III
FLOUR AND 9 MEAL DAYS flour market was firm
sTTength Trading was moderately active. Sales were
winter stEaehts 81 eo$4 SO; Winter patents g 5S 90
sPIs SeaFS 81 4VgSS so Extra No winter So 6o@s8 75
quoted Fair 70 good 81 lGqS4 co. choice fancy 81 90
s. s. brand; MEAL steady quoted F4 Inc
Western dr city firm; quoted: wsstePS Spring SIS TO-
MAY shpeHt Bran city SIS 5o$26 6 Fed and 69s aS SIS
ISIS bulk 81 s @fd SACKS ds S So ho sa chop SIS 80
GRAIN--WHRAr strongest bull turn in some
weeks took place in the wheat market to-day The
average Ave Of prices at o'clock was p higher than
n for nteIssts that have BEEN T s e F s90a 3ny
hsh put prices up among hem being strong Of
Broonhal estimate ioT woFIds shipments only
sbties One vas the weatber very bSIsa a pos
Pead given rfss 10 lot Of essIstio faI %n n mas al
heavy rainfall IN parts or the Southwest where
States had showers and continued low temperatures and
over suDday Of buishness which has not been
loads at oatports Even in the local market ESropesn
bids have been close TO the September price, leading
look revival export business all along
the line unless the present bulge should head Small
receipts Minneapolis and interior points also had
an en- prices Most Of
July West, that option rejecting bullsh
Estimates the visible supply next Monday pointed
anoter large decrease. During the regular
sion July New-York advanced about cent, and
being o2lsc with May at 97o ana September SAC Cash
prices in New-York follows: No red, orc
nd O b aiioat; Northern Duluth 81 OS9e
and No / hard Manitoba go o ahoat CoFeN-While
there was buing Of to-day. due
west much OF the so advance was matter Of
thv wit
f24 Western points. compared with 2as coo
bushels yearand cables unchanged 10 Nd net
lover Exporters bought loads: No corn closed
fSiLc elevator and 54Ao ahoat; No white 56c,
and No white Soc o b sfoat. OArS-An export bust
ness 40.oO0 bushels reported. which, with the
strength IN markets keep oats firm
ali day No oats the close we're quoted 8oq5o3se
To- 96 10 30 NJ: white 30 30 II. 56S7c; clipped
49, % 20 20 10 1914 G89Jkc BARI1EY-AdaTket dull
Feeding axe / New-York; mating. 4eGSSo O {
Buffalo. -,, ,,o,,r, ,,,,,r--,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. May 49, 1905
peas Trade for the day quiet, but there
Rns e are & s5s RSh oRsas
s Sn s" ye snd s sd IN ae & Yellow
neglected california lima continue TO advance it is PCS
quotation, but We hear OF higher price bid for some
BE Beans 's aa2T0T choice per BUSH 85as2 a.
g e5 DO White Kidney Sc To- do Black turtle Soup s. 81
do yellow s2gs2 o5 DO lima California. So 5o9$s IS;
Butter to-day 576s Rbss making q 5oa total
as compared with last week somewhat feeling
well supplied not inclined to operate beyond
8s PRESSING s neqs s as oa point to Lover
lowered 70 Pc and the business the street al
high grade goods Frsts and seconds shared in tho weak
factory renovated though the supply Of all this class
OF stock is st 9g sna 1ne course 81 the mar
present adyoes INDICATE pretty liberal shipments in
oIeToantlso Exehanse ofoa4 SSg9sstion extras 25 DO
extras 24@25o do frsts 2a94q24o seconds 2292ac;
9 81 90 n AS SECONDS gSSOo DO fbirS 12Is tsT
factory hrsts. 22G23c do seconds, 20d21c do thirds
CHEESE Receipts today aO72 boxes; exports for
Ne@ che Is rSduaiy and With '4 pfp
lower prices dealers are % cautiously and feeling
as yet fine selling fairly poor grades slow
5ss for finest coiored quote: New state full cream
a12o 90 mgh. SKINS Small cSoe co @ IL seos
prime: eh@s%o do part skins prime So Gee; good
4iIo; old state fun colored white. fancy
BGqs8Feceipts to-day lilo cases There is stiu
generally market for strictly fancv closely graded
are moderate but the market is burdened With heavy
supplies OF average and lower Qualities, which
g Vide range We quote: State Pennsyania and near
BY selected white fancy 2O92lc choice l9a1s1Ac;
sc seIeco1s isG1s9o % rsts &c. do seands ia
i11sr kentucky &c Iennesses selected choice
Southern. fair good 1sd14c: do poor 1Na12o; dirtes
I414915c checks. 1sG14c DUCK EGGS, 17G22c; GOOSE
FTsTITs-DRIED-The spot market continues very dull
with little doing IN prime eVaPoTned apples futures
SIC 5&c bid, sales being made ~ 2 13-16c;
Nothing doing in California fruits duh
though ohbing trade holds steady We quote; APPLES
eo Ssr 1oo S DO to nearly
prime. per 10 4GSo: do Canadian. dried quarters
COPIED per To- n s. 45GSi 50; do cores and skins
gSiic: % R1Ac1BFRRiEs eild7c; RAsPBERIIEs pa
2 AFItICoT CsIf2ria Moorpadkz lZ15l1E; 90 Royal
pee,ed 9g12Aai PRUNEs California 2a5%c; do Oregon.
-FREsH-Apples n active demand firm.
Strawberries higher under sh offerings Oranges and
Norher spv and spitzenberF per Dbl s. 25a$s 5o 10
Baldwin and Ben DAYS. 50 25Gs2 10 do CreeninE s2Gs3;
SiGs2; CHERRIES California Per box s1aS6 STRAW
BERRIES Maryland. per quart l24iIc; do Norfolk. 50
box 81 50as3 5O California, box: $1Qs4 80 Porto
Eeo box s. id aSs 20 Ps en box s s29s 5
Sass 3d. g cafOTnia per s sat box sles2 SO
I F5S4ss SH 6s sgs do cSo p boz
G:t cA ~ Ws.n per :, BOZ so aSs2 go %
caba1 per STsts 81 1889 Is MSKMELoNs Forida
TN. and riot over 800 ali told are LETT in FIRST
banGs ON the Coast pool asking aOc
but 5at II ne e po0 have been Tors IN oregon al
S growing crop In this State has been retarded by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
[RY TELEGRAPH 20 Ne rRIBuNE.l

Fall River, Mass. May 13.-Local brokers report
that the sales in the print cloth market for the
week will reach total of about 10000 pieces. Al
though trading in the local market has been quieter
than last week, genera! hrnness sun prevails IN
and are for deliveries extending up 70 september
J. The demand for narrow goods is slow, but mills
working on wide looms have orders enough ahead
to keep them busy for the next two or three
months. 70 i
There is only a small stock OF cotton on hand.
some dhculty is being experiences IA securing
good grades of white cotton, condition that Is
anectng some OF the mills. The heavy trading Of
the Dreyious two weeks is given as a reason for
the present lul in business which is considered by
manufacturers only temporary. .
The nrices are as follows: Twenty-eight-inch ca
squares 2l-32c; 2S-inch 6ix60 2l7-S2c 2-inch. 5S
squares lS-lSc 3slsinch, "a squares &c; Ss-neh,
6Sx72, enc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14

a A1aol1ASsBS AND SYFUPS-Syrups ruled steady, and
a ESTy aiHS A ee1Tfasa
open kettle s sSS iSa7f REe i45 faT
6 s7s RR the naqEs for 5a1 96nass sdng
S Ssn1Se6 Hfh in all departments No Improvement de-
tat0Rs . liverpool London. 1dl Glasgow and Ant
Bristol Jag Ha@buTE s7& ptgS: BEsm@on q 5o gfSs
London, oats Sad CHARTERS steamer. 2 9e5
tons general cargo hence to China Se2s se pTa a5
Savannah 70 liverpool or Continent 2Ss "a MayJans
e 81 baaaS S 'oR2 sa 'q tons o 10 option
oeais Pusash to west BPtn or East Ireland Sos Sd
Hns British bark III tGHS lumber st JOINS Inns 10
cargo hence Bahamas and back fruit private terms
TTste terms SoSoon eS7 lumber
Boston I PTyats terms British s. 9a tens a s
S2l tons, lumber. Fernandna New-YOrk private
oIIsTns market for cOttonseed oil showed continued 5s
mand Sales SEQ On Nay at 2o: zoo DO at 27e
gRS at 2s 800 July at 400 AUGUST gust at S
Refined per0leum n fair demand at regent prices
s o. Phlladeiphia Sc co.; bglk sl refined cases New
T TSFk So 10 5 @A tes g *
Sa ST. Ssfsr y9T Ssfss Pms sI crude
mills 21g22e prime summer yellow, May, $5$g2255%S
29Ps 81 ESQ., and Gc5o6er s6a56S
ys0w g Rmns pR%s Et' g seed e eg
raw ls049o; out of town raw. 4e047o: Calcutta raw
PR6VTSIoNs"1n Contrast to the strong movement in
gs P to was a saG Of SpDP from
Saturday, aggregating 4bOOO hogs Desle
which tho yard market was 1oo lower AT chicago we
100 quiet quoted; Mess s53 2SS$I3 10; family
Mess $lSSiI 90; family S13 J0a$14 packet Sl2 6Og$iS
extra India mess $2OQs22 BEEF HAMS steady; quoted
S2iQsZ2 So DRESSED HOGS steady; quoted; Baeons
7c $50 10 7Sc 100 10 nc; lao 10, Sc; pigs 6tgsSo
CUT MEATS-Picltled bellies steady; quoted; Sno;;ng
10 10. 50; u 10 Iyc II 10 Tao; picked shou!oeT
81 910c TALLoW steady; city 41ao country 4as q
West prime 1900; city lard barely steady; quoted sag
6Hc refined lard barely steady; quoted: South America
$50 Continent 7.4ec Brazil kegs, 9.25c; compound
dy.
Cleo 7%o: city lard stearine. 7%GSc.
FiCE-The market ruled firm at all points with good
demand quote Domestic. ordinary S43 d; fair 70
good 81 93&c primo choice Ss 944@c; head, - q
BIC; japan foreign, nominal; do domestic 2$q3stc
Java 4h961ioi Rangoon In bond 2=g2%o: Patna' o1a0
sUGAR-Jobbers are inclined hold on in the expeca
ton of lower prices the market IS therefore rather
easy with values less nominal Prices quoted
are net less per cash: Cut loaf and crushed
655o mould A. 6.20o; cubes, 610ci xxx powdered
Go; powdered $3.50; powdered, 59oc fruit pow
dered $3.50; Eagle confectionery graduated. 61Oci
Eagle fine. csc; two n cartons and
bags &c; standard granulated IN bbls Soc d-
rnond A. 5.s6c; confectioners A. . zoe: No $500; 10
545c; No s. 5.45c; No 4. $3.50; No o. 6'8Oc; No o.
525c No I. 6.2oc; No g., BLOC; No 6.o6o No TO- &C.
No II. s9Oo No II. 4.s5c; No Is. 475c No Il, 41Oc
No 49, 47oc. The London beet sugar market was
at liza 9Ad and lis Io1ad. The local market
was quiet but unchanged Centrifugal. ee test. was
quoted 7-I6c; Auscovado, 50 test at 1880. and
rnolasses sugar. SO test, at e-16c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May 13.-There a good tone 20 the wool
sales to-day practically all OF the 1854 bales Of
fered sold Americans bought good lines OF fine and
good greasy merino5 at advancing
prices Home buyers large quantities OF coarse
stock French bought superior scoureds
q full Following the sales in detail: New
South Wales. $500 bales secured T1ed91s 11d greasy
4d01s 21ad Queensland 1000 bales secured lOdQls I'D
Victoria 100 bales secured II 4d9ls Id greasy ed
New-Zealand. 5000 bales secured u1adQ1s lo3sd;
greasy 7dQ1s pad Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 100
bales; secured Is 7dI1s Sd The arrivals Of wool FOR
the fourth series OF sales 49, bales in
Guiding % 000 forwarded direct spnners The imports
this week were; New South Wales 946 bales queens
mania los: owZeaIand. 166; Cape Good Hope and
Natal 5SS; Punta Arenas 1s0S Bombay. 40S: elsewhere
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May Ia.-Closing: wHEAT-spot dull; No 1
California, 6s sad; futures steady May O. 7ssd July,
IS sad; September Is sad CoRN-Spot steady amer
July As 81sd PEAs-Canadan steady. 5s HID. FLOUR
Pacific stendy. f6 6sgf6 BEEF strong;
India mess. 90s PORK dull: prime mess Western 85s.
HAMS-Short cut II 70 Is n strong, 44s Cd BACON
strong Cumberland cut. 26 TO 30 10 AS Cd; short rib
&c "a 10 49, long clear middes. light % TO "a 10,
ais 3D. long clear mddes heavy 80 to 40 n AS short
Ais Sd. siIOULDERs-square II to 10 10. firm, 33s.
IARD-Prme Western in uerces firm 35s Cd; American
refined in pals steady, 36s Cd. BUTTER nominal.
CHEESE dull; finest American white; Sos; do colored,
6Ss TAILOW-Prime city steady, 23s Australian in
London easy 2Js. TURPENTINE-Sprits strong, ASS.
RO5IN-Conmon strong, SIS 21zd PETRoLEUM-Re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL coTToN MARKET.

Liverpool May u, l p. m;--COTTQNLSPot In far
demand. prices unchanged points higher American
niddIing fair 4s6d; good middIing. Add; miadling
a 3Gd. low uddng pod good ordinary. 4O2d ordinary
Of the day were 100 oaes 4i Wh5 5od
American Receipts. 1890 bales. all American Futures
opened quiet and closed steady American IdGhs % G
Moy 4 d9d NAV and June 422d; June and July 423t
JuIy and August 424d. August and September ! I'D;
Sertenober and october 2Td October and November
SD. November and December 42sd; DeSeH6er and
january pod January and February, 45Od' FeOFuaES
and March SD: March and April 4SSd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeWT-York May 13 1905.
COFFEE-The coffee was moderately active
ruled irregular Opening points higher on
may bCt generally unchanged 10 points lower under
continued LIQUIDATION or realizing. Cables indier
emit being neither bush bearish the but
interior Santos receipts looked rather small and fair
demand developed toward close which left the
ket steady net unchanged points higher, Sales
reported OF about 80 900 bags The Brazilian markets
mace very steady showing Santos unchanged and
40 !9t only 90 rs OF the big advance Of the previous
cay receipts at the rather full the
Jundiahy figures smaller OF the European mar
kets: Havre was 4 az franc lower and Hamburg
2Y pig lower, neither OF these showings being consd-
cree anything worse than due the NewYork close of
frlday: The spot market quiet but steady, with
quotations on the basis Of So for RIO No Z.
follows; - - $3.50 - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
NAVAL STORES.

The OF the primary market and the scarcity Of
supplies first hands the market for spirits
turpentine very with a rise OF about &c In
quoted prices Machine made quoted ga
Roen Tar ruled steady. Prices quoted as
follows:
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-on bbls. Gao: machine made
hbs. G4i2c
TAR-0n bbls So 30QS5 90.
ROSIN-Conlnon 10 good strained. So 40; E. Sc 500
SO 50; F. So 4G9$3 So G. So 5OQS3 co. H. IS 1898 so;
So S59SS 85 1o8$4 10: NJ 81 50gs4 60; " 81 80
81 50: w c. 81 30; " W. So.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine bhls S9s
bbls. ioVa
London MAY 1s-TURPENTINE-Sprlts ASS. ROSIN
American strained. 9s 113d; fine, IFS 3D.