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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-York, March 90 1905.
BEANS AND PI5As-The market is showing increased
weakness ON nearly 81 varieties Trade Is extremely
We revise quotations slightly prices
Scotch peas also easier quote: BEANS, marrow
h9e per bush y TO- DO medium Nv Hs 9 90 pea
black turtle Soup s. 20 90 ys2 eye g og$2 10 DO
BUTTER -Reeeipsa to-day. 1872 pkgs The market I
obanged bur tbers Was enough BUSINESS on the street at
27te fully to establish that price On Change so tubs
sim interest finest Of the storage
faeto and packing asoc are moTng
out slowly and values are barely sustained Renovated
eIF as'' per h. 2a97e sTeaDte e aSts oe
quotation extras 27c do hrss 24g26c do seconds, 21
28e do thirds zoe; do held extras, 26@265zc do rsts
s4S2c 90 seconds 2iS25c DO thFds a1 aa
2fG2c DO seconds Zoe renovated extras &c do arsts
factory extras &c do rsts 21c do Seconds ie9s d
thirds lse do held drss 2S; do seconds 10000 pack
cHEEsE-Receipts to-day 2,84s boxes While the
ac3neS m be oSen 20 SgGn os As dealers
and the market is in strong healthy shape without furthe
little more than nominal Liverpool cable Sos Tor finest
cream small white fancy f4c do fne isiSc
po GOOD a'9 DO pao ana 10Y eECce Se 40 tair 70
St fape is Do pe 90 af s e0ored ana
DO, poor lOa16s.o do light skins, small choice loa
Sac 90 good sas'4c' do common TO fair 6&075c; do
,.7. s., today 300 Although
latiVe buying and large sonsumptiye demand and prices
firmly supported last quoted. We State,
Pennsylvania nearby selected white 19o do
choice 1sc; mixed 1Sc; do hrsts. lie; Western
hrsts. tic; do seconds 1diac; do Kentucky 16917c
Tennessee and Southern a@17c; dlrtie I4g15c; checks
124l3c; duck eggs 2oQ50c.
Observation-Disclosures apples held steady. but
Chops ana waste eontinae easy small fruits in sht
supply. California fruits unchanged quote AP
PLES-Evaporated, fancy 10. &c; choice 6Q6Ac; do
prime, loo 10 So 4oqs5 So do 10 good
44554c; do Canadian dried. quarters, 80 14c;
State and Western, sun-dred. coarse-cut 2&q3Ac do
Southern sun-dried, coarse-out 2a3e do chopped
10,
RIES per 10 13i5q14=c. HUCKLEBERRIES. 1l1s
i2c BI-AcKBERRIES. 61z47c. RASPBERRIES, 200
24c ICoTs-1Salifornia Mo0rpaTt 12gl4e; do Royal
i1m12c observation-disclosures. peeled, 15n19ci do. IN
peeled 9Ql2iAc PRUNEs-Caiiforna, 2q6%e; do Ore
goB. 4%GeAc.
CBnberries held about steady but demand light Oranges
range quality best lots sell well, but poor
drag Strawberries move slowly owing TO poor quarry
We quote: APPLES King. Northern double head Dbl
7SdS3 10 Nsw-York. So Jo4iH3 70. 90
Splt.eahazS Nesthsrn. g. 70gsS Co IL Western Ae|-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


oOfFEk-Ihe coffee market ruled generally steady on
a continued demand from the Wall trade in
eIsss Who hsye recently been supporting the market
ana possibly little covering and buy
ing me opening was steady unchanged prices
uecle OF points. which considered better
on the cables from Europe but there good demand
m IN spite or full Brazilian receipts the grad
aaiy improved with the close steady unchanged
plSes 10 an advance of points. Sales
800 bags representing very fair days business
the market has been running OF the European markets,
1svre was = franc lower, and Hamburg reported de
cline OF AGA pig, which, in view OF the that these
markets We're easy Saturday, considered a dsap-
reis lower but Santos in spite of fun receipts is show
ing Eteadness ana according to the morning cable
net unchanged Receipts reported by the second cable
on the market which appears have reached level
house deliveries Saturday little heavier, but
In demand for actual coffee although prices steadily
OF Use for Rio No The total warehouse deliveries
5.451 last and go sos year. OF the former
foE the week 20 900 with 70 0Co last
5000 bags against 20 600 week 40 600 last
Rio clearances during week the United
States; Europe clcarances, 1900 bags
the United States 600 Europe Receipts at
Bahia for the week 10000 stock, 10000;
clearances Europe, 600.
The OF contract prices in the local market to-day
xpaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
WALLACE sHlLLiTo.

wallace shillito who died yesterday at the Hotel
p Regis was the Oldest Of the late John
Iinto. Of Cincinnati. who a pioneer of the
tieat Northwest, founded the drygoods house OF
&c 1onn shiIlito Company Wallace shilIito was
ascent OF the company upon his retirement
,s eA actlFe business few years ago. since which
fa, ,s ne has devoted himself with his wife TO
grscs,s4ed @Nsl and study: Born in 1893. he was
shor+TaSS "a. from Danville College, Kentucky.
sbilrt SSL.er ne entered the business of the John
hfs ne. Stoalnpsny, with which his entire business
row oT cstoehuned He married Miss Alice Wood
oroffhooL cincinnati in 1857 who survives him His
preside,. ssse~art shiliitO. Of Cincinnati is now
Shillffo 49, - company Another brother George
Psndeton Pm ~ Paris. his only sister Mrs Henry
sS44 H'eefs' lives IL this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21

So 9dd d. os s9 at os 7?o cows. at IS s. ~ G ESQ n
s 1879 n a at s. 40 S
do s45 n at 81 rs . do SOS n at 81 so: dc. 900
d6 at 81 & So de- 81 H. at 81 49, do $40 n at 81 TO
Receipts for two days were .s4O head in
Which d Lar were At soth-st ana IA at Jersey City
a. an advance of fully 2sc fridays dgures
sold at S5gss per 100 n bunch (rather choice) at
14 56 - S on the lot; few tops at 50 So culls
PORTED City dressed yeals firm at s@l314c per NJ
-, sales 1a1 at sothst Curtis Son: 1s5 vsals. las
So 1S7 H. at S; DO 1o5 ~ at 81; do 16s h. at
a Hollis OH d. 4 S ysas % sa e NJ Al at 81 s.
f6e lot lot; s. do l2s ~ at So 80 do l19 n.
at s. H Bao e &c. yen 1 1 S. 81 81 20, 100
Andrew Mullen 81 veais, 1913 n at IS 25 1s do 1Os
John P Nelson: 40 veals 1873 10 at 50: 10 do 81 N.
q. Jsaire so Wright CO. 9S 11o H. at IS STA
50 Sales 5a 40 at 10 jersey , cit So sanders g
do 12a ~ at IS so; do 1O2 10 at 81 So 90 i''
do n S. 20 d q. 5 i H. at ao 81 7 u.s.
40 Na isg at Go 90 Is DO 2ea l2s p At s. s.
San head; HeIad 1n ears FOR alive Tor
stock held Saturday II cars on sale Sheen rpad
firm on limited receipts and choice sheep were 1Oa5e
got together there was fairly good with what
PeI 7 Common oo to prime ewes and mixed sheep sold
at SC s. eulls at IS 5oGs ioJ 6 o5 ShoiSH Teths5
ordinary TO prime lambs 81 25GSS 40 Nearly ali the
lambs were Westerns and prime or choice native
lambs offered Dressed mutton steady at slhaIOsc per
10; dressed lambs 1i913c country dressed spring
lambs sold S3GfSS
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 223 Western lambs
80 10 $S 40 100 do II 10 at So
20s So 10 s. 22a SO 10 at IS SO: 226 DO IS
10 at 81 %: 80 do, 10 10 70:
81 Western wethers ia 10 at So rs: 4s mixed Western
rs 10 IS 1913: 1893 at So: 2s7 do Is NJ at ss
2O do "A n at IS: 17$ do &c 10 81 10 80 clipped do
80 H. SO so: Buffalo sheep. a
d Harrington 1919 Buffalo lambs 10 at SIS 20; 2O4
do. To 10 80: 203 20 81 STl 225 do 60 N
at 81 70: clipped do AZ 10 at SO: clipped lambs and
sheep. 20 10 at So.
Tobin shannon Ala Ohio lambs s. 10 at IS IS: 234
do. 10 n. Sc 1919.
S. Judd & Co 10 state lambs 7s 10 at IS. 70 do 50
~ at 81 % and bucks. 1873 n 81 so: culs
10. al 25: "a clipped cus 81 n. a 50
s Sanders % state lambs 6S 10, 81 70. state
sheep. ITO 10. a IS
HoGs-RecePts FOR two days were SO cars, 1885
head including $50 head for the market Feeling
Buffalo Ptsburg advces and sellers expected ad
prices 100 I5c The only transaction reported up
sale OF bunch al
country dressed hogs steady a 514G714c per ~
Sales-w. r. Hume. State pigs. SO n average. at So
perl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is foows
"Honday.

COTTON-The cotton market moderately active,
sales for the day being estimated at fully 100000 bales
and prices ruled generally firm local bull support and
covering promoted by the reports unsettled
weather IN the South heavy rains in sections
At this OF the the market Is usually sus
ceptble weather accounts but this It Is more
than usually owing the idea that continued rains
and delayed preparations Will have an influence
favorable to the reduction Of schemes The
ket opened quiet prices unchanged point lower
which rather better than due the cables Shorts
showed uneasiness weather reports indicating
rains ranging inches and over. latter
at New-OTleans, and local buls seeing the covering
movement in progress started to bid prices The mar
ket consequently hrmed UP almost Immediately, and
with only two rihng sebacks result OF realiz
ing dur ing the middle session, showed upward ten
dency during the entire session. The close
steady practically the top. advance of 10
ID points Business almost entirely with
sonsl operators trading In quite blocks Such few
orders reached commission seemed to favor the
buying side, but the demand from this limited
Aside from the weather the not particularly
encouraging. Receipts for big and
private sdvices reported quiet Southern
spot markets On the other
moderately large and according official advces South
eTn spot markets were steady TO Ac higher.
The Of contract prices local to-day
9 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21

The local market t9r spot cotton closed quiet 10
for middlng Gulf Deliveries to-day. 800
Southern spot markets telegraphed as fol
lows: Savannah quiet, unchanged INC; sales 700
bales Norfolk quiet, &c higher &c. sales 8s4 bales
Baltimore sac Augusta steady 1-I6o higher
lb-l6c; sales. 4es bales St Louis steady. I'm
7Sac; sales, s bales. Mobile dull IN
Changed 7sc; saies 100 bales Charleston nTTa IN
changed 7Zc Galveston steady unchanged at 7tsc:
sale NeW-OTieRns quiet IN
changed at I1-16c sales 5000 Estimated re
CENTS at leading points Tomorrow At New-Orleans
75t0 to 600 against 1892 last and $50 last
wear: at 5000 1900 against lastw week
and 2 $50 year. and Galveston 5000 10 $500.
1928 week and 4.761 last
Receipts ports interior points to-day com
pared with the day year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
LIBRARY OF BISHOP HURST SOLD
Several Rare Editions Brought Out Spirited
Biding at the Auction

Al the sale of the library Of the late Bishop
John T. Hurst OF Washington, which was begun
yesterday afternoon, at the Anderson Auction
Company, No. West 29th-st., $3.50 was paid for
CoVerdales Bible. An example OF the first Bible
published in France brought s1S5. and $50 paid
for Latin Bible, Jensons second edition. A re-
nsrkably clean copy OF the second Koburger Bible
sold for $40 and d Matthews Bible for $50. The
highest figure reached at last nights sale was
Aso Tor Cations 'Polycronycon.' Two other
copies brought, respectively 500 and 1915. The
Catholicon," which the second book printed
BY Gutenberg sold for $40. The sale will be
continued to-day and tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21

METALS-TIN-The London tin market was unchanged
tl35 los for spot fl34 5s futures.
market was quiet but shade higher 9.50d29 Zoe
COPPER firm and slightly higher in the London
ket closing t6S Is Cd for spot
Locally the market quiet but firm, G.
ported quite active. Lake is quoted 1877 4155Oc
eectrolytic at 15254l6SI1Rc and casting 14.S74a %
10 25c LEAD higher abroad III
prices by the large producers The quotation
stands at 1900 4.60c- SPELTER lower in London
closing f23 rs Cd The local market remained quiet
with the outside prices little lower and the general
49s Sd in Midlesboro. Locally iron
changed 1 foundry Northern is quoted SIT 500
SIS % No foundry Northern at SIT COASTS No foun
dry Southern and No foundry Southern soft at SIT 75
quiet, with prices barely steady There sale
100 March Closing prices follow March $16 40
@$16 IS; April $16 45$l6 May, SIG 5OSl6 49, June,
SIG 60Q$16 so and July. S16 JO4$l6 50.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Syrups were IN moderate
demand and steady but unchanged Molasses firm at
former Quotations follow MOLASSES-New Or
leans centrifugal common, l243c fair 15Q1Tc good,
SlSGS21 prime 22a27c; NewOrleans open Kettle. 300
&c. SYPUPS-COmuIOn, l4g15c fair 1G4lSc; good. 1879
prime, 22lJ25c fancy. 2SQ3Oc
OILS-Whie dull. the cottonseed oil market firmly
yesterday prices being generally higher than
Saturdays close. Sales confined the september
option included 450 2Sc and 100 July 27szc
Linseed oil steady prices Refined petroleum
white bbs 81 bulk 81 80 Philadelphia. 81 20; bulk
refined 50 30; Philadelphia 50 90
white. NewYork bbls 100 test 50 % bulk SO So
Philadelphia. 20; bulk. Sc 30; white, cases New
Prime crude Mills. 1eqIS53c; prime summer vel
low, March, "a as re- April. 254 a25%c May. 254q
263e; July, 26%Q274%c, and September 273<g2Sc. OF
summer yellow nominal; prime white, 2s42e12c; prime
city raw 41q4se; out of 45946c; Calcutta
55c. IAAEaSs OIL 5eqGoc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM VOGEL.

"liAAih Fogel, enc of the best known Broadway
coming merchants died yesterday at his home. No.
East eeth-st Ar. VogeI came TO this country
ron germany IN 1856. when he seventeen
s seSIs DIG lie went first 20 Boston and for the
~ ~ years worked in various cities OF
cse@- EngIane; lie then came to this city and
bi.o d IetdIi store at 3d-ave and 24th-st AS his
80 elotso ne sent for his parents and then
1870 D3lol.eIs ana sisters He became interested IL
lsyS Ti sOoos, 90 invested his money in them,
Years ago ne opened his present store az
tLr~Hay ano houstoh-st lie retired recently ais
sLfee Sons continuing the business Mr. Vogel was
Ne fne treasurer and director of the Young Mems
cc3,eDreM Association. and director Of the Mount
l1sl Hospital He leaves three sons and two mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HIRTF(ED R.P

4rAns from Grad central SIALon a%a * ena
Ath ave, follows Tor
f9lo:0O. .xI10:O2 A, "a, ttl:Oo. 'xl1sOS. 'xlaOo.
t4I5O0, "Yl5O1. sf12:00 p. NJ
BOSTON. via wtlimantic-tfS:oo A NJ 1900 ?. n
BOSTON, via Springheld-t9:OO A NJ. tll2OO, 'i4oCs
P. NJ.
FITCHBURG, via Putnam and Worcestsr-f3O0 p. n
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLK-ts:S9 A. NJ 1854 2; a
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCkBRIDGE, LENOX, PITTS
FIELD-t4:50 1850 A. NJ, 1881 p. N
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-t4:50 1900 ffsoo-
t1O:U2 $1,000 Ito Waterbury, A NJ, t1;06. t430,
Ii5:OI 1000, $500 TO Waterbury, P. n
Ticket Offices cGrand Central station and c125th
St. also at ella. c26 11s5 el s54 Broadway cs Park
Place c25 Union Square, else Firth Ave-, GAS Columbus
Ave. e43 Madison Ave. c27S West 18th ST. 1S3 East
l25th St. In Brooklyn. ca Court ST. $50 Fulton ST.
Broadway, e. D.
sDally. Except sundays. ssundays only. Sstops At
125th ST. i25th St. Sundays only. tParcr Car
Limited HAS dining car. eParior and Sleeping CAr
tickets also
C. T. HAMPSTEAD. Gen. PaszL Art
o. II SHEPARD Gem supt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
PARKER MAY ATTEND BIG DINNER
Friends Say He Will Probably Address Demo
cratic Club on Jefferson Day.

Ex-Judge Alton B. Parker may attend the JEFF
ferson Day dinner OF the Democratic Club at the
Waldorf-Astoria. after all. When asked last night
ne would attend Mr.. Parker was non-comnittal
but his friends said that he would probably be
there and make an address
According 70 the gossip yesterday when ex-Judge
Parker first invited owing to the fact that
5roFer Cleveland and William J. Bryan were ex-
pecieo 70 be present he declined. Since that time
both Mr. Bryan and Mr.. Cleveland have sent dec
nnsuons 1t is said that that ex-Judge
Parker realizes that he will be the central figure
in case be attends he has asked that his refusal To
come be recOnsidered and he attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
AMM0N'S SENTENCE ILLEGAL.
franklin Syndicate" Counsel Must Be Re-
sentenced, Justice Cochrane Holds.

Kingston. n. Y, March 2O.-Justice Cochrane, Of
the Supreme Court. has decided that Colonel Rob
ert A AInmon. counsel for William A. Miller, of
Franklin Syndicate fame, is serving an illegal
sentence in Sing Sing prison and must be re-
sentenced A writ of habeas corpus was sued out
oy Ammons attorneys, who alleged that his maxi
mum sentence Of four years and six months ex-
pres. Il Communication iE allowed for good behavior
elght months and fifteen days before his minimum
sentence Of four years Justice Cochrane holds
mat the parole law has been violated, that Am
mons contention is right and his present sentence
AaegsL He must be resentenced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
MISS SWANS Hat AFIRE.
Paris Importation Ruined at Sherry's
-Wedrer Unburt.

Her hat abiaze from candle on table at
sherry's Miss Laura Swan. daughter OF Mrs.
Elisha Dyer jr. of No. 81 West 5sth-st.. was saved
only by the presence OF mind and GOODNESS OF the
nsYty Of friends with whom she was dining. The
rishap occurred on Sunday night.
There was some excitement among the women of
tire party. but the men were equal 70 the OCCASION
sna one OF them, with a goblet of water and a
napkin. put out the flames. Miss Swans hat
said TO have been a creation from Paris, was
o. course ruined. Miss Swan uninjured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21

Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
business doing sales 10 900 bales speculation and
export 500 American, 1900 receipts 5000 all American
mdding upland 42Sd Futures opened quiet and point
higher closed steady, net 20 . points higher
March and MArch-April. AID April-May, 4 lsd May
June 2Id June7July and Juy-August 23d; August
September. 24d SepternberOctober and
Der sd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS All; observation-disclosures,
ga February. 4.29d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
cloths ql.fst and firm.
FLouRa AM. MEAL-Yhe aonr market v at auu and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21

fsatureess yesterday owing to absence of buyers
ssGG g winter in sP5ns spring patents
IS IS prns Clears 5 Sint Extra %O
Rlnter g go 8 So extra No winter S.
s choice fancy. 81 70 81 90 70 B fRSS HEAT
steady quoted KIN dT ri per 8 rs SOFA a. as
yellow. si25Gsi5o: coarse new 81 l6asi H. FEED
spribs s1 So steady city steady 0qSed Western err
S szl sS r red dos SIS e. to aEriys city bran
chop $40 5Ssssf bulk; sci 93 Is Sacks oil
IN IT.. market OF som YSaas
response colder weather west ana steady liverpool
sold heavily on sStnFday Soon after the start all
options dropped 0 below Saturdays close remaining more
crease Of 151 600 bushels compared with
lasted part Of the afternoon, very specu
manifested Itself the market wound up duh at L
t net qecne Outside OF the visible figures there was
news Wor5 Even 10 the regular weekly or daily
$4,000 6dsbes onased 6 6 Sss. T s
ter than d o fSs starting out rather bet
Sd net lower experimenting drop OF points at
Bgfspest On the other hand Paris closed 5a25
he ee beoau Of 6 t Primary receipts
see coo bushels compared with 10000 bushels last year
Lbs Ky were Increasing and that supplies fully equasd
mands at Minneapolis failed muCSl Of an effect
OF son b selling and offerings by provision
@rfhe g Duluth s. 22$ and No hard Manitoba 81 o.
SR Dd ing seemed to stTact selling orders quarters
ING fkst quickly dropped back to Saturdays level,
SIouha which 1t remained most OF the day. rallying
near the close so that locally last prices
sV nc net higher Besides
demand was induced by the persistent rains and sows
oHer the ne!t this finding
tsipts winch were 100 less estimate on
iiS otner nand bears claimed that Of the very
ait country o9rings for time past present
ceips are rather heavy At Western markets the ar
rivals for the day 600 bushels coared
YIN oooouo bushels last made worlds
ssiiiiHlents 2 S1 900 bushels compared Will
pushes last week and the visible supply increased 4 900
poshes cash corn closed steady New-York as fol-
vbite SS1a 5SzsS elevator and 54c afoat No
MIlte, o43ec ana No yellow, Soc o b ahoat.
IN race OF light trade irregularty In other
mar oats Were steady to firm all day at the west n
tlsnt oHerings The visible Increased 011
@ Cash oats here closed follows: Mixed ~ to
o. ~ 90 gI5s2c; natural white. 30 80 3S1k 03gc
GIRed %hits 39 to 40 ~ 39g41c. RYE nominal
-1-Aiarket dull. Feeding quoted
NeW-fork. and mailing, 4G@52c / Buffalo "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

= Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County Of
NewYork- Notice Is hereby given ali
claims against Matilda Grosvenor Carnochan. late Of
the County Of New York, in the City and State of
New York. deceased. to present the with n
thereof the subscriber his place
ing business at the Office of Messrs Marshall Moran
Williams, No 80 Broad street, in the City OF New
York, before the twenty second day August
next Dated New York, the ninth day of February.
1905. GOUVERNEUR MORRIS CARNOCHAN. Adj
Ininistrator. MARSHALL, MORAN & WILLIAMS, At
torneys for AdmInistrator No 80 Broad Street Man
haitian New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
THE ELeIN BUTTER MARKET.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Egin March 2O-Butter ruled firm the Board OF
Trade this afternoon being quoted 26c, advance Of
pound from last week. Sales in the district were
AIS, 900 pounds.
eeipts bbls; 80; shipments 737: RosIN firm
receipts bbls shipments 79S Quote A B. c. Sc II !.
d. So s24s; 81 S7ih F. $292zs; G, 50 05; r. 50 80;
London March 0-TJTRPFNTINE-spirit SIS Sd.
ROSIN-Anlerican strained lid; fine lis Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEvEs.


vFs-Receipts days 221 cars. or 8TS5
head Including alive 14s FOR slaughter
ers and 20 for making with car held over
last on Steers very limited re-
were firm and Inevenly higher the advance ranging from
1bc to 25c fairly steady and choice tat ou
tride firm; and thin COWS showed no improve
rnsnt and some sales possibly lower GOOD 10
choice fat firm TO l5c higher car OF western
bulls and likely to be held over
tsr 10 choice native sold So 1896 100 10
fIs At So 25aS4 few choice to extra fat bulls
6OlS4; tail ends 81 9OegS1 10
general sales at 7asc ordinary to fairly good beef
Liverpool London cables reported decline OF &c on
live cattle with IIec the general top figure at London
ana lie Liverpool dressed weight Sheep were quoted
steady shipments reported Tor to-day. Tomorrow
the American will laden with 425 cattle and III sheep
I 4 AZ cattle for SchWarzschild q
sulzberger 54OO quarters Of beef (estmated FOR
shippers .o., - -
AZ So 90 per 100 10; Pennsylvania do 1249 H. at s. CO.
/ ohio bull 1850 10 81 50 Is Western cows. 1l5T
NJ at 81: do $50 10 81; do. $50 n. at 81 49,
do. ESQ 10. at y 90
Mcpherson s bull. 1870 n. at "a 30; 6o i45o
10 at s4 20; 14i0 10 S4 10: II DO. 1883 n. al
81 10 do 1870 10 81 70: do 1860 10. at SO So
do 1905 H. 30: IL 9f4 10, at So 40 10 do
1906 H. AZ So 20: do q70 ~ at 81 20; do 1923 10
nj So: do 967 n. 81 so; do 92O 10. at Sc 90 do
gss H. at So y; / do $40 10 at 81 90 do. 1035 10
s Sanders buIls 1926 10. az s. s.; cows. 1i20 n
81; 1920 m, at 81 90 10 do. 1915 10. at So 500
do. $40 10 at So so; do, $40 No. at 81 - do, 500
N. at So, DO $50 10 At $50 DO SO! 10 at 81
10, at 81 90
10 IS 40; do at s. 30: STAG al s. %
Kerns Commission Company: ) stable fed Psnnsyl-
Tobin & shannon; IS Chicago bulls, 1855 70. at 81.
20 DO, 70. AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21

Coffee cabIes.R;oC ones market steady; No 4 Rio.
5S025; exchange 145d receipts. 1000 bags shipments
the United States. 600 bags stock 98SOOO Rags
santos-offee firm good Santos, 4S6eO;
receipts II 900 bags stock 1854 600 bags. Hamburg
Ccfiee market opened unchanged; at 2So IN was net
Aqlz franc Hayre-Conee
market opened quiet OF lower; at ~ declined
franc; m unchanged q franc higher; at $50
NJ nnchanged: total sales. a 900 baEs