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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
Receipts at Atlantic ports:
Exports from Atlantic ports /:
Totals ...... 4

DRUos-Tae market for both essential oils and for
generally at unchanged prices The quoted prices
we're as follows EsSE 5 o5Aise S1 1 9S
sPearnnt 5s s. 5odS4 IS tansy $ 75Gsl % Ro6Ts
43Q45e Texas. zoe; Canada, II n Gz3c g. o,.u
n at 6 3 % dr po @nd a s4 os for
Locally the market quiet but held higher in sym
q 6?829 sSe COPPER declined in London closing at
market was reported hTn with aTgo pfodueeTs aSRiag
lions of the Now-York Metal Exchange follow Lake,
IS 25gl5273sc; eleeuoyte, 10I23@1525 and casting
don and at 45oq46oc in the local market. sPELTER
lion wa o r at as Cd IN Glasgow and at 4ss 4Hd in
Middlesboro. Locally the market is reported firm, with
Ne foSnd NoGs s ggossS @ n 81 tBF 2 mo
and NJ f6aGdy a at ST
day Las5 prices steady to shade higher &c
g$e 50; April SIG 5og$16 50; May and June $40 SOC
what active, but the general demand showed
Was aniet ard the demand limited Rates were un@
ondoa 1d H9 "a sd aasgw
Leith and Newcastle nominal; Rotterdam SO; Bremen,
100 n, 1oG14c; L Lon oats nominal CHARTERS
Australia 200 APri 81 British steamer tons,
1859 tons steel blets, Baltimore Bristol Channel
Ha@ p to TnteS 3 tons d in
4Os Norwegian 1904 TONS deals. sherbrook
1892 tons deals Cape coast England
shcoa to picked port United Kingdom or continent sss
nd aP na sear 4fE tons timber Mobile 70
tons timber. Pensacola to Greenock IT'S I'D April;
steamer 32S tons general cargo Tampa and or) New
both loading ports. May; British steamer, $50 tons
RRIsgha5 sfo 1apS 70 Zwyndreeh 12s 90
pha, SIS 712d; British steamer 1881 tons same option
28.s to Philadepha S. Cd: Brits6
S. 81 British steamer $50 tons eo g a6o1 d
tons deals to United Kingdom at or abo1
81s 3D. schooner. 1096 sulphur New-Orleans to
lumber Charleston to NewYork 81 so Option 6n s GTea
g %; schooner 35l tons kiln dried lumber Wilmington
1923 tons dry cypress Jacksonville to MewYork private
York So %: schooner 6S5 tons cement hence 10 Fer
port News Bangor SOC days schoonsr ' ass ten
steamer tons cotton WmingtoR Ser t british
or p BTeWen 1o Priya1 T.5 terms April
tending lover Notwithstanding Arm hogs ana smsi
X COO h with Ga o from packers Chicago receipts
$2 a7@$ls 10 family 5oa$5 short clear $1s f5
S@q$ls $i1aS os mess So sI 5S@
HOGS Arm QSocd B Spo5es 9f 9 sa So DRESSED
7%e 40 10. 7ac pigs 7&9Sc our MEArs P 5Sg I'D
i2 h. 7g7s: Il ~ &C. Picked SHOULDERS Gu lei
TAIGoW easy city 45ac mans con 8qie 4gSted at sQ9e
G 9Tist Quoted Chicago a prime steam Middle West
ara steady Quoted south America. 7S5o; Continent
4S TARN Steady eaoted se osG qqotsd at
So sIGAR Ar refined market was steady but
S Gft anq 0aShan 9 Prices quoted per
0Sgo AAAX powdered 62oc powdered coarse powdered
Eagle S 9 baE 9H me d gTang4ted 5o
lated zoe Eagle nne or stsndagd rSS OF me grann-
nng s s0oc; eonfse ton 99oe No Nos
SOC No s. 530c No O. 25c No 10 520c; No IL 8 loo:
marke: sugar firm at 80 for 0e test centrifu
gal 7l6c for so test muscovado FOR SO test
dom Is $4,000 tons compared With "a o0o at the same
lower 14s Sd for March and April was Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York March 81 fen5
BEEN ES-Fseceipts were 100 head including
be sold No transactions reported. feeling steady
Dressed beef rather slow 69Sl2c per n native
sides: general sales 7gsisc- Latest cables from Lon
don and Liverpool quoted live cattle steady refrigerator
beef l4GSizc per 10 Exports beeves
/ III sheep 3.49o OF beef
Idaho London and Hui viii carry $50 FOR J.
Shamherg & son and 100 cattle for SchwarzschId Sux
berger and the Cedric to Liverpool win take
$500 quarters OF beef for the Morris Beef Company.
CALVES Receipts. 76 head. for the marked Tre
upper yards supply; Jersey CITY
feeling 10 choice sold az
S5QS9 - per 100 10; bunch 50 so. City dressed
veals firm a. 9Gl52c 70; country dressed DO 20
salesH H, Eolis 81 vssls Is2 ID average. at 50 so
100 No; do. III n. at 81
W; r. Hume; IL veaIs. l4l 10 at 80 %; DO. 10 n
S sanders; II veaIs 100 70 AT IS so: 10 do 1ls n
IS -. . DO. ITO ~ at IS
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Receipts IS cars or eae
head all for sale making with the stale stock. ears
on the market. No trading to-day Feeling steady
i1ao adNlces Dressed mutton slow at So U1Gsc per
10; dressed lambs it0I3c
HOGS-Receipts - cars g. head. Including
about > fer the market. Feeling Arm
and state hogs sold - 6oGS6 per 100 70 Country
light weights
sales-w, r.. Hume; L hogs. io7 n average
Rerns Commission Company Oate yesterday. 50 Penn
syyania hOgs 80 10 az s. t1 rough i2s n, 81 aN
Newton 6 "a. Uate Yesterday; - =
SIS 90; r0ughs. 2tS N, 81 g.
Sanders late yesterdays 1873 hogs 142 Il. ar
ss.so. Dc. Gun. aka -, ssas. aso M a. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
YACHTSMEN AT ISSUE.
Reasons Against Proposed Amend
ment TO Rule 10.

It behooves yacht owners with vessels enrolled
in the feet of the New York Yacht Club to send
to the secretary without delay, any data relating
10 their yachts for he has announced that the
club book goes TO press April / At the second
general meeting Of the club. which takes place on
THURSDAY night Of this week. the amendments to
the racing rules passed at the last meeting will
come up for final action by the yacht owners Of
the club they being the only ones entitled TO vote
TIE questions involved
A new departure in the racing rules which Is
meeting with considerable adverse criticism, is the
proposed amendment TO Rule TO- The present rule.
thar has IN force in this and other clubs for
years. says that the time at the start and the
finish shall be taken when the foremost on schoon-
ere, ard The mainmast single-masted vessels
and yawls first crosses the line after the starting
signal has been nred and If this point in any yacht
be across the line on the signal. she must return
and cross the line. The proposed amendment states
mat the time the start and the finish shall be
taken when any part Of a yachts hull, spars or
othsr equipment first crosses the line after the
starting gun.
The owner Of racing yacht. belonging to the
club. speaking OF the proposed amendment yes
ierdsy. said:
Sach 3 rule is entirely unnecessary and will
L-aKs great deal OF trouble the start OF race
a WEI as at the finish. II means that the regatta
zee VIII nave 10 Time the end OF the bow
salt Of q yacht when it crosses the line. This
may De al right IN theory but il is absolute nom
sense in fact. One can always see the mast OF q
Yacht when IL passes q given point because IL is
vertical. but how you going TO tell one bow
spirit end from another when four or FIVE or per-
lsSps more yachts are crossing within few feet
VI one another 1t is simply impossible and will
-eu4l IN confusion at every race where the results
g. close particularly at the start. l shall vote
ey yanst II. and I'm sure any racing yachtsman Of
eNPeflsnce VIII DO so also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cablesSpot cotton
quiet sales 5000 bales; speculation and export. 900;
ding upiands G4d opened steady at points
advance; closed quiet unchanged March and
March-Aprii, Aid April-May, 1S6 May-June, lid
June-Juy and JulyAugust, 423d; August September,
Novetnber-December. 4.27d Deoember-January. 42sd;
January-FebT7lary 42sd. Manifestations strong;
FTIoGR AND NfEAI-Dun conditions prevailed IN the
most part to straights. Prices and
unchanged Spring patents s8gs8 IS; winter straghts
50 20aS5 winter patents s. 4O4S5 20; spring clears
50 OSl$4 co. No winter SO 90GS4 80; No .
winter. So 65QS3 So. RYE FLOUR slow. Quoted Fair
good 81 a0qs4 TO- choice to fancy 81 Iog$4 90 BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR inactive; quoted at s2q$2 10 100 10
CORNMEAI. steady. Quoted: Kiln dried, 50 90Qs3.
brand. BAG MEAL steady. Quoted: Fine white and
yellow 81 250si so: coarse. new. 81 1oQ$l - FEED
Western easy; city steady. Quoted; Western spring;
dog. $23 March Shipment city bran, s20Q21 bulk and
sacks middlng s2lGS24 red dog S24 80; hominy chop
$50 5oGS2I bulk s2l 75 sacks oilmea, $50.
GRAIN-wHEAT-The May option advanced 1iac per
hc higher in the local market while May closed al
TIE top. As heretofore. the Northwest led advancing
strength az the situation there.
including receipts day Of only 1855 against
Minneapolis and Kansas City Up to the last
options acted quite firm helped by the de-
OF S34 900 bush in worlds stocks, according
"BTadstreets" against 69s 600 bush decrease last
ABBA 600 bush 1.15l. by the Of
ncta Monday. Sentiment changed finally
Argentine crop giving the
breaking total o. l4S 100000 bush compared with
wheat on this news effected in everything hut
the May. Northwest bought during the
early Gables generally easier
tac.nding deoliRes of q points again nj Budapest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
MRS. KERNOCHAN'S BRUSH.
Leads Big Field of Riders in
Meadozc Brook Hunt.

~. leland March 2l-Mrs James
1y.-,ocban added another brush to her trophy
[et to-day when by clever rlo'hg SIZE managed 10
,,s,stsnce a field OF crack cross country rloers
nd was the first in al the death OF one OF the
ro,st interesting fox hunts 'ha' nave Oeeh hsio On
long ISLAND for some seasons.
a. ,5,ass ~ the fact that the Hampstead Plains
q -, ro,,,,ry of Long Island were nearly FIVE
80 sea7, -, mud . good sized field reported at
.,.,- g. the scheduled run OF the Meadow
Brook Club
To-, ,o5,nles the pick Of the English hounds
u,ars used and were ably handled by HuntsInan j.
a 7,,-r+or who rode one OF the crack thorough
s-ep = Collier Master of Hounds, who
- III mounted on a breedy hunter. Covers
-. I'm at Uniondsle and again at the J. w.
- estate at Meadow Brook, without result.
% tben the pack was put down near the MeTFlcK
Manor where a lIesh scent was causAe anu 'i
pack went ~ ,,rc ~ an old hand at the game of
10 anS seek" and ran north through a portion
ne i esfafes OF Q. H. p. Belmont and J: w. Bar
~ - and then the sim timber on the estate
e Mrs Adolf Ladenberg where some Oh 'he
hgnters, i 60 T6enbeT fences held up some of the
.ters and when the Jericho Turnpike was reached
ne field was considerably thinned out but num- I'M
Ter Of the clever riders held true 10 nie ie
end were handling their hunters IN fnaste[Iut Iasl-
lon Among these were Mrs kernocaah " ?: Seeat1 20
barclay. p r Collier J. w FoTstsr' ~ FneIa gl5
Jss-Ty 5 Page William c. Hayes. Samuel MiIlets
ho'11 t-;il5s11 Hazard Louis Fitzgerald and the
sSe whips James Nicolls and William ScarleIL;
AZ the Jericho Turnpike the carriage OF a passing
,.@,,er diverted the fox and for time he had the
~ az fault, but il picked up the scent qUchIy:
h-ce across the turnpike they caught SIGHT or
So ot,srrT and for a half mile on sight: CIV
i-e he Inerrfest kind OF music During the latter
- ~, NJ The chase Mrs Kernochan was close up
20 tho pack and when the last three FENCES
49, encountered her hunter sailed over them with
~ Forster p r Collier and Mr.. Hazard
TIE next hunt viii be held on THURSDAY AFTERNOON
with the meet from the hunt kennels on me hemp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
cRICKETERS LEGISLATE.
TEAMS Diuided Into TacO Sections
bU Ne1c-Y York Association.

A meeting o. the New-fork Crlcket AhSoclauoh
-Vs held last night and plans were perfected TOT
re vsr3ous clubs to play in two sections. IN order
. facilitate the schedule and bring the teams to-
-.,ber IN q WY TO insure closer and better con-
-ss+A5 matches. There viii be ten clubs in section
A the championship cup division, and nine clubs
In section B. rs follows;
section A: Columbia Oval Cricket Club, Paterson
c-islst Club Manhattan Cricket Club, Thistle
Cricke: Club. Yonkers Cricket Club. Essex county
ecker Club. Union County Cricket Club, Newark
cricket Club. O n T Cricket Club, and West
Indian Cricket Club. necessitating a schedule OF
ninety games and covering every Saturday and
halliday from May l3 to September 80.
Section B: Columbia Oval Cricket Club. Pater-
son Cricket club, Manhattan Cricket Club. Thistle
Cricket Club Yonkers Cricket Club. Essex County
CricSet Club West Indian Cricket Club. Mount
Vernon Cricket Club and Chadwick Cricket Club.
making a schedule OF seyenty-two games
The association donates a championship pennant
70 the winners IN each section. well as valuable
Individual prizes for the best averages in batting
spd bowling. The winners OF the pennant in Sec
Ter became the holders OF the Dewar Cup. and
through the medium OF DR.. Z v Brendon a
n become the property of the members of the
championship team Ex-PTeSident Thomas {.
CliR has offered a cup in each section, to become
the property OF the club having the best average
innings during the series Arthur z. Rendle.
another well known lover OF the sport. offers cups
for fielding. wicket keeping ana throwing the ball.
The association hopes to offer the cricket loving
community n New-Iork and vicinity chance to
See fntercity and Interstate cricket during the
ssssoD sT5 II possible Will arrange a game with
NJ cotInfTv during June and July. This will
ambitious schedule has never been arranged before
By any organization Of cricketers in the United
Robert Dundas. the secretary. will announce the
schedule in fun on or before April /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-,or,r New-York March 81, 1905.
CoFFEE-The coffee market was only moderately
active transactions being reported 81 bags
Q, which considerable proportion in the shape
OF switches from the to the later positions The
opening was steady at decline of 5q1O points in
70 disappointing european cables and full primary
receipts There aggressive selling apparently
but the parties who have recently supported the market
prices at the decline and the close quiet about
Inc INITIAL basis or the European markets Hamburg
y pig prg lower to = pig higher while Havre
cnse1 when slight advance had been looked for in
view or the local steadinosS previous dav
reported nominal quotations Santos remained IN
changed The early cable reported receipts at the
ports OF Is coo bags AGAINST 10000 bags last year
me interior movement heavy, particularly
Siahy which reached 1900 bags against 1900
Gay oerore The later cable reported rather smaller Sac
Pauio receipts for the day without however having
much influence. There Of better demand
Tor spot conee in the Street during the eary trading
put the spot market was rather in sympathy
the Gecine IN futures at the close.
for Rio No T. "a 80
The range of contract the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
GOLF.
Western Players Planning for Ama-
teur Cham pionship.

Russell D. Hill, secretary of the Western Golf As
Hocaton, has announced the selection of July is as
the date of the annual tournament for the Marshall
Field trophy, TO be held the EImoor Country
Club This is the week preceding the probable date
OF the annual tournament of the Onwentsia Club
end may give visitors chance TO stay over for
the Lake Forest contest and then attend the West
ern amateur championship the Glen View Club
These tournaments will be followed with interest
by golfers of the metropolitan district as indicat-
ing the quality of championship timber that will be
called on TO support the Western contingent in the
nAuonals amateur championship to be held IN
gust st. the Chicago Golf Club. Players the
Ctllcago district reported to be full accord
with the 5decsionEo of the executive committee to
me ke the qualifying round for the amateur con-
test ttrty-six holes, and the combins Of match
and medal play now arranged is expected to pro-
duce satisfactory results. Although the Chicago
courses are somewhat behind those in the metro
poltan district in reaching condition informal com
petitions have been in progress at Midlothian and
Onw entsia, and plans being made for an early
opening of the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
CHECKERS.
american Players Break EUen an
International Match.

Boston. March H-The American players held
their own in the sixth days play in the interna-
tional checker tournament at Boston to-day. The
home players won three games to two in the after
noon session. and the Britishers took three to two
in the evening play. All the other games were
drawn
For the visitors, Starlight beat Hill. Buchanan
beat Head, Hallwell beat Reynolds, R. Jordan beat
Schaefer, and Morran beat DENVER. For the
Americans, DENVER beat Morrall two games
Barker beat Gardner, and Horr beat Hynd two
games.
The British players stn lead by big margin
drawn, Ill - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
Il BRILLIANT GAME.
"Details Of Deciding Contest an Inter
national Chess Match.

Ne last game Of the ACKNOWLEDGMENT interna-
80 80 c3ess match in detail was received by mail
= - i'1I-s yesterday. The match between Mar
s5~r' re htooklyn man, and Janowski. the French
~ -, W. aHlshed some ten days ago, an AS viii
seora ei5i1efed. was won by Marshall, Gdnal
-tSselsng Marshall, s: JanoWski. 0; drt.---, 4
cer15.-l 1a, playing the white pieces. opened the
oysk declined ITle american pIayer forced
ssrs - rom ne start, and his aggressive tactics
~ 49, ILIh an advantage which he cleVerly turned
&C winning game. Janowski resigned after
~'s-sefea moves The moves in detail follow:
OCE.IzN-E MI Z. r.r,1.r rA-rcr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN z HARTFORD R.R

depart central StALlon. * 40
Attn Ave. follows. for 80
ttll1O:OO. sxIl0;O2 A d.. t1llOo. 'xi1OS. 'xas'Oo.
f@itb;Oo "fl5.O1 $1,000 r. u
BOSTON, via Wilimantic-tSsOO A NJ. 1900 p NJ
BOSTON, 6pFnghed-t9:Oo A NJ. fUl2:0Os ~h4;o9
-11:OO P. NJ. -
LAKEVILI4E and NORFOLk-ts50 A a.. 1881 2 NJ
30 {s.bo a M al p n
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-f4:50. $500. tts;0Q
f1O.O2, $4,000 (to Waterbury, A NJ LOB. t4:SO
Sf5:Ol. t6;O0 5000 (to Waterbury, p. NJ
Ticket at cCrand Central Station and c125th
St. cha. c261. LIS. CT S54 Broadway @ PaEk
Place. CD Union Square, clS2 Fifth Ave. Gao columbus
Ave. Madison Ave. c273 West 125th ST.. l53 East
l25th St. In Brooklyn ca Court St.. 500 Fulton St.
Broadway, E. d.
sDaiy. Except Sundays. sSundays only. fStops
Sundays only tParlOr Car
Limited HAS dining car. eParor and Sleeping Car
c. T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen Pass. AT
O. NJ SHEPARD. Gen suDt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22

The local market for spot cotton closed quiet, at
points decline. the basis of s. 25c for nliddlng up
land. Sales 800 Southern spot markets
telegraphed follows: Mobile quiet 1-l6o higher at
1S16c Savannah quiet unchanged at INC; sales, 1873
bales Norfolk quiet unchanged at &c. sales $50 bales
steady unchanged at I6-lec: GALES loso bales st.
unchanged 7&c. Memphis steady. unchanged
INC; gales. 1900 bales Galveston quiet 1850
lower at 16c sales 1923 bales New Orleans quiet,
1-16c lower at INC; sales. $500 bales Estimated re-
ceips leading points for At Houston 5000
to $500 bales against last week and 1a7i last year
Galveston $500 5000 bales, $50 last week
yesr. New-Orleans IL 900 1900
bales. against 9O69 last week and $500 last year.
Receipts ports and interior points to-day compared
witt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
E RsEEA!DlNC SYSTEM.


Liberty Street and south Ferry (time
hve minutes earlier than shown below.
EAsION, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAUcb
tHtNh-z4.OO (l-15 Easton only)- $40 a LOO
$40. BOO (545 Easton only) p m Sundays zAss
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-zfOO. 80 a m.
300 p. Sundays, "A. 80 a p -
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST, TONS RIVER AND
BAhNEGAI-z4-0o 1910 a 100 g. 50. 10
lakewood and Lakehurst oniy). Assoc. xS-os p m
ATLANTIC CITY--s.4O m, 49, p m
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-z4.6O ; 40 p. N
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT, AND SEASHORE POINTS
m Sunday. except ocean Grove. 500 a. 400-
ATLANTIC HLDs. sEABRIGHr MONMOUTH BCH.
EAST LONG BRANCH. $50, S.20. 11-3O q m
130. $50 (5.30 Atlantic Hds only. $50 p. sun
days. 800 a 400 D m
PHILADELPHIA GRADING TERMINAI.)-"4.35 7OG-
IS00 '900 1000. t1l0O a t12.0O 100. s1s0
l. t2G0 1900. 400. $500. 1900. tao. $780, $3.50
24TEE AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4.25. 1900. 1000
'1200 a. m. 300. t'4.O0. 800. 400. 1875 m,
BALTIMOFsE AND wAsHINGTON-sOO 1000 s12oe
READING HARRIsBURG louisville AND WILL
IAMSPORT-tl4.O0 4.25. 1890. lf9 To- (10.00. HOO
Reading only, l,slOO. 81 20. taco p m Read
Pottsyille, Harrisburg only. - 90. t5O0 p.
zFrom Liberty Street only 'Daily. fDaily. except
Sunday. Sundays only. tParlor only IVA Ia
mAQua- xSaturdays- aEXCept Saturdays
Offices: Liberty Ferry, South Ferry. los Green
wch St, Aston House, 261 434 1900 1854 Broadway
1872 9Th Az. 2s1 5th Az. Is Union Square West l53
East 125th St, as West 125th st, 245 Columbus Az
New York; Court 344. $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn
$50 Broadway. williamsburg New York Transfer Co
C. BESLER. c. NJ BURT.
Vice-Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
cHuRcHwARD LECTURES TO AuTolsTs

Alexander Churchward lectured at the Automo-
bile Club of America last evening THE Mercury
Arc Rectifier, the Latest System for Transforming
Alternating Current Into Direct Current for
Charging Storage Batteries" large number of
the club members and friends listened to the techni
address. at the conclusion OF which the speaker
was greeted with loud applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
vac statlsoa poston 81 Brazian cofrea Is ns fnlor

COTrON-The cotton market was a shada loss octtva
tne on the previous day. and generally easier
under selling both
Tor clearing weather in the South reports Of less
active spot demand in the Southern markets Prices s
ABOUT LOST their gain OF Monday The opening steady
AZ decline OF 2g3 points, about on the ca bles
Ihere was some demand a down credited IN
Wan Street bulls but there selling by New-Orleans
ana buyers or before the advance
and prices gradually worked soc for MAY
II looKsd as the market pegged within n range OF
ABOUT points during the middle session but later prices
broke again. and May sold at 7.76c. was cover
Ing by early sellers around this level but the market
showed little recuperatve and. while close
steady in tone. prices lowe of
the session loss l11s points were esti-
mated at 10000 bales. The map showed
continued rains in the South. which, however not
so heavy those reported the previous day the
forecast called for clearing conditions within the
twentyfour hours Recepts continued fun all points
amounting to about 81 $50
against 1912 last The
tinued full Private the South
reported firm markets. the whole seemed to re
fleet smaller demand ana the official advices
late in the day indicated quiet trade unchanged
prices. Liverpool reports market
there shows disposition to look the American
kets leadership
Tbs contract the local market
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
JEFFRlEs MAY MEET HIeAsHl.

James J. Jeffries has accepted the challenge of
Higash the jiu-jitsu wrestler, for meeting OF the
rough and tumble order