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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18

sy ssn @ but Rs: oR9'hy "9
S SG5Gred We quote Nevstate full eresm small,
as Ts far 70 choice lS 6Sio do do aTS St s Ss
snell choice, 9ls@0Isc: do prime, Si4dsiae; do part
: s e gfs 7 god aS5 eo DO sS%@on #
Ffs qss coi9r white Axe do 9s :ri ls0
@ heavy but the proportion Of really fancy stock
aa' qa da saSn ar y' asn fFs
W. o6n e range q youes I3 "la n3 nsegbv seccteS
~rt e' fancy 2oa2Ic; do choice l9ai9sc o. mixed'
iS &c DO trsts lsc; DO seconds 179174c do Ken
average best lGisc; do poor 5q1ee far south
checks &c so2 i5al ia BicR * G iSc GOOSE
sp GRUIT has been no activity am in the
poance have been ira nsaced market also rather
November delivery SIC generally o-d sma!
fancy b nsu res We quote ne 10 pfi4ne per
100 $ 2SsS go do GO eommon to nearly prime per
sieaoe do Canadian dried. quarters SlfIIttc, 90
Southern dried coarse cut. 2a3c do CHOPPED per
GEE14 gr TO- 49, g e0Tfi a2a fnH 6S1c
Cos ea f Ss M6GraFF iaile DO Royal ia
psfed 99l2ic: PRIMES California 285sc; do oregon,
FkC CT EHpples in active aeaD .i and o ySg5
So 1uI OF condition owag rainy weathor at shpns
an4 n eseyS a as1asa o GHe aitoaa Lemons
melons hs sag hF 9n pC 99 n5f lots xe IF %
ggu5 I{e APPLES Northern spy Spltzenberg per
50 mead bb 81 25dS3 Davis and BALDWIN
855 G DO Greening, $2a&9 DO Rasset s. 254$ do
80 - iSir e.. varieties, $0S2; CHERRIES. California
Mary IioSi 5la$G 20; STRNWBEERIES DeiaWare ana
siaI' per quart, ~ 1c: do Norfolk 2GIC do Norm
SAroina lqfc; ORANGES Florida per box 81 5oaS3 50;
S S t2lJornia per box Z5ca&3 %: do Porto Rico per
oiL"oH; TANGFElNES. Florida, S2l! - 90,
Pg -{id3ifsrnia per box, S1G$2 %; GRAPEFRJ!T
.a t box, Sin$I; do California per box SlQs4i
per i y C9forna SlqS1 10 II.MoNs CaoTnje
sine 81 20; PEACHES, Florida per carrier 81 5Oq$3;
rrflAtli'L,ES. Cuban per 81 35G$2 10; MUSK
EEIsL.3AS, Florida per crate. $20s3 WATERMELONS.
Fl2ri1a small, each. 75c4$l
'tf--Jfadng continues very quiet, out holders fully
r ',n as 4eretoios snd generally asking prices mat
~ impossible N reach Growers slowing scarcely
Hs interest and dealers In absence o. demand frorz
growers have little encouragement offer. We quote:
,'dC l"Jf choice. ID 2Tzsc: prime. 2l026C: do
lheoIm 23a2ic; d Pacific Coast 1904 cIoicc, 2q2Sc;
&c prime @5g2fc; do medium, -R24c; do state and Pa
enc coast 1908. choice, 22d2lc do old olds li@12c.
MILK and CREAM-Tae Exchange price Of milk re
mains At 2i2C quart the shipper 2fc
Inc market IS called lush The receipts milk
cream: in 4OSuart for the ended May 13
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18

other hand an advance Of \ ;. mark. and
budapest Of points Paris closed 10 points lower 10
hishes. The sprng wheat ,ecepts were % cars
pared IS last year Western points had l25 GOO
bush. compared y..-h lS40C0 BUSH year ago The
cash market New-Yora quoted as follows: No
red, 0Ssc a9isc aNcnt; No I Northern
Duluth, 81 Usss. No hard Msnioto ~ re o
adoat CORN-(1 esriv reports rain in ;he Ohio
ley the corn market had strong adyanee seng up PC
in Chicago, hu; predictions Tor clearing
weather weakness appeared ard ABOUT gu u the rise was
lost II NewYork final prices showed isq &c net loss
Inc report bulilSn as on wheat but
With clearing weather rapid work 10 planting IS EXPECTED
Gables partly higher ana exporters TOOK ~
loads Cash prices New York were Lotea as ioGWa;
No corn, sc elevator sc aiioat 10 white,
&c. No 2 yellow 56lsc @ h afoat QATs--Co'nmis-
sion houses moderate sellers o. JUL CoS az IIe
West market after mid tgy was disposed 10 lose
OF the improvement which gained cary IN me s
sion. Locally the market closed as SlAeu
20 to 80 10 a3q55lse; natural white q to y ~
and clipped white. 80 H. 3612G3e2c X - PM
nal. PARLEY-Nerket quiet Feeding was quoted at
q &c New York and mailing At 40go-e Bur
falo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
.f5s a he ports ara interior point. t2aay, com

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: COTTON
spot business doing; sales, 10000 bales specla-
American 5000, miedlrg upland, 437d. Futures opened
barely steady points lower on near and . points lo"e4
May Aay-JUne 424d, June-Ju!y, 421d; July u-
Acknowledgements 42Id- September
80 October November 295; November
400 DegeTnbe-Ianuary 43Jci January eDIuaTF. 4"o'
-e5EuaI.- March. 1920 and Narch-ApriL 4.}3d. Man
ches.eIarns. quotations barely supported eotas g.ol
Flour AND MEAI1-There was a moderate trade fl
Kansas -four yeEeIday Otherwise the market was quiet
Win buyers and sellers apart Quotations were na ana
& e5gs4 s. Winter aterts 81 gJTSS - spring clears
50 z0GS5 s.. No 50 59G$3 IS; extra No
winter s. c5QS3 80 RYE FLOL3-Steady: quoted; ] ar
. good, s. 1884 SO; choice . fancy. - CS4 % CORN
MIAL-Steocy. quoted: kll dried 81 f51S2 -. as 70
brand BAG MEAL~-Ste2dy. quoted: Fine white and
yellow. 81 70: coarse 81 USGSI 20. FEED-WesterE
sescy city firm; quoted: Western spring SIS 49, stand
ara midcl.ng, SIS 49, May shipment -four 40, 81
ts4 eog SO - May sh.pT2S2L ely bran SO 'S5S-
OIL MEAL S25 ~.
-wIE5AT-Ag q result Of heavy selling, much
q longs especially OF about 1000 900
DEsh y Chicago. the wheat market yesterday eZpe1!
sced decided setback and closed izGl sc ret lower N
Ne~-Hork The weather had much 10 90 "itn ms
vest aEai although stu fTcsg. while Indications ponlea
toeaFd clearing conditions also tie OHIO valley We
Introduced fresh lot u damage stories from bo'h me
Iorth ard Southwest but without success ne mare
,1a-Hg 4rzl me NNeeles st-ttea a. IN
wen n cafles HoEcel more OF less se+
org wheat. This was followed ~ Temporary ratly ~
ine with the strength Of corn but by midday the maj
et n WeaH shEff as4lE = SiloN
= any Improvement f9r tee balance or Inc session =
crop report by SNOW. which clcliticn Of WheE'
wcs tGLsiy regarded. had weight Immediately al
colder. p1os q whom we're an:icus - secure pf.s
minneapolis there was 2 break q over = N M
Wheat ana deerease q ze5 G0o bush in stocks The
ceclne a. Liverpool amounted 70 20 40 al TERM ." INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18

Louis fancy winter steady 9s cd. HOPS in London
Pacific COAST finn Is 10sGf6 los BEEF strong; extra
India mess. sos PORK dun: prime mess, Western. eos
HAAIS-Short cut IA TO Is 10. strong Ais I'd. BACON
strong Cumberland cut 26 20 90 70 SIS short rib 16 to
~ Cd: clear middles light, 70, AS:
mlddIes, % n 4}s. short
backs rs 70 20 ~ AIS; clear bellies 70. "a
SHOULDERS-Squar II Z Is ~ firm. 33s. BUTTER
nominal. LARD steady; prime Western in terees.
35s Cd; American refined in pals, 36s Cd CHEESE
American finest white old, easy 54s; American finest
colored ole. 52s; American finest white. new,
American finest cOored steady, sos.
TALLOW-Prime city steady, 2Ss. TURPENTiNE
SHIRTS strong. ROSIN-COmmOn strong.
P'ETROLEUM-R quiet. sd LINSEED OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
NEN Y0aE. HEH RlYEA 3 RARIF0Rl B. B

ram uel
B fs5 Via New London and Proyidsnce-74:5o.
IlIOJo. x 1910: a NJ Z loo -HalvS. 'A-SO''
rdS.f0S via WHiimanJc-f'S:G0 A. NJ. 1900 P. NJ
BSSi,SN Via Springfeld-13-UO \ NJ. 1900. : 400.
SLIGO P, NJ. 40, ~ =,
T,FIF3J-F,ti, and WOrCsster-13:Oo p u
IAKFVIII.E' ana NORFOI.E--tS-50 A ~. 1881 z NJ
APRINGTDN. STOCkEEI utfE. LENUA. PITTS
iFIEI.DG54:5o $50 A N ISL p M,s.oo ..s.oo
fi0O9 sSIO:O2 Waterbury, A NJ. Tl;u5 T4-3O.
stS on $500 $1,000 ito Waterbury, ?. n
irEar offices at ctirand Central station ana cl-5tA
St also at coo c261 l1S5 el354 Br51dw92y e. F5Ex
- f4g Madison Ave West 125h St, = t9S Third
Ave In Brooklyn. e542. $50 Fllto1 ST. S9O Broad
way. E D s-s-- .,4,, Ss,,-s q.
y-+rps l25th sundays only -FaTtor Gar
limited Has dining car cFarl5r and Sleeping ar
tickets also - -r--,,-,--rr,r, &c, Pas. -.
q II SHEPARD. Gen SUp--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, May Il. D. m.-COTTON- spot-Good bust
prices points American mifdling. fair.
4sId; good mddng 455d midilins $50; low middlins
421d: good ordinary 4U3d ordinary oS1G The sales OF
day 10000 bales, OF which 1000 for specu-
export included 300 American. Receipts.
including Z 600 American Futures opened
steady; American middling. May,
4.24d: Nav June 24d: and July. sd; July
and August, Ped; August and September 421d septe-
and October 4.2Sd: October and November 4.29d
November December. 430d; December and January.
February. 3D. February and March,
32d; March and April 4.33d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18

The local market spot cotton closed quiet at 10
points basis Of s3oc toT niddling upland
rrisdling Guls. Sales Csc babes for sIzcu
Tia1 Southern spot markets telegfaphed as fol
logs: Mobile steady unchanged. at sc sales, 500 bales
Charleston quiet, unchanged, At 7s4G Norfolk steady
1lrchaneed AZ Sc sales 249 bales Baltimore nominal
Galveston quiet. unchanged az LEG; sales S6l
bales NV)reans quiet, lice lower az 4o-Ioc;
Memphis unchanged, Sc sales. 1-1J
haes Estimated receipts leading points for to-day
Al Houston 800 bales against ABS last week
ana 300 last year; al Galveston 1900 TO 900 bales
against 8 and 49l last and az New
oens 1000 5000 bales against 4175 last week and
Reaeifs Al The ports ara interior points today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
NAVAL STORES.

firm undertone is noted for spirits turPentlne with
prices shade higher owing limited stocks in yard and
also Southern markets Rosin ruled firm with low
grades higher Tar selling well n the way OF JOB
6.rE lots az full but unchanged prices. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-uH and machine ools. 50 = Q
&c.
TAR-S5 G5a$5 50. - -
81 96aS3 "a r SO 4Ods3 so: g. 90 5Gls3 so n Sc 90
S9 50: l. So SSI$3 X 81 10F$4 -. N, 81 59G$4 co. y
81 75aS4 So " G. 81 90 and " ", So
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin fstl b
Snirts ,urnentine I4o bbs
Tar i 1863 bb!s
Wilmington May 17.-sPIRITs TURPENTINE firm
e2c nd. receipts IS ROSIN firm SO O5: receipts
pa bbls TAR firm, 81 81: receipts l05 bbis CRUDE
saTannah May IT-TURPENTINE firm, 63a63i4c; re
GENTS G44 bills sales. co., shipments 500 RoSIN Arm
recetnts 2s6 bbs: sales O59: shipments 1901 Quoted
A n ard G So 40: D. 81 as f. 50 so: F, SO s.; SO 60
II So so: J. So 90 X "a 10; NJ, 81 20 n "a 30: W c.
- Charleston May 17-TURPENTINE and ROs1N moth
ing doing. s,trt.z 40 ~ yO-r>
- me-icen strained. o. AID; fine. l2s 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
STOCK on HAND
euaoeEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

11v4rpooI Nav 17-Ciosng- yvHEAT-spot quiet: No
Cafornia 6s Cd: futures steady May 6s SAD; July.
cs Gait. Ssr.errher CORN-Spot hrm, American
mixed new As 3ad futures steady: May; As Id July.
a. I'D PEAS-Canadian hrun 5s hid FLOIE-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
ALIIhQRE lhl Ohio RA!LROAg

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
leave south tvrry Hl4l--es eariISg-
LS Liberty street.. 81 Except BuIes-
......lU.O0 Daily Dlnsr
ILL % Daily Dlns-
2OO Dm RulSt
s~FRoxaI Iimife6p 49,, 4OO nm Daily. AL pullman
500 Dally- Dllst
:. 90 pm. Daily BC1tst-
l. night Oal.y S-=rSeES
TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS 10 THE WEST
Dou, ~ Work CITY. South Ferry. Liberty -.
CEicoco pitt sburg .-...l2i0 / - Sleeper.
Chicago Columbus 1900 l32 am 4-9l sloI- L-ll7t-
Piftsbar=. Cleveland s55 pm 90 pm I59ttsd
"PittS6urE LiTriTeOt' So pnA .-ey pm E1u-eI
Cincinnati 1t. FOtiS- IL 20 nj ---t9 NJ sleeper
Cincinnati. ST Louis - avn - " ~ 1S5n-E-
Gifces: POI asa 800 Broadway, . AsJor House. los
CrsenWich s. - Union Square W. 3Sl Grza1 s..
n Y: s43 Fulton street. Brooklyn. South EeEEJ All
Liberty street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
z AL RIO AID
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

80 SIS, % %. '955 "1055 a m 1a.25 IS. 30
49,. congressional Linited'p. s3-z5. 49, "i55
20 D. m, l2l9 night. Sunday. Sej. - IS. slO5s a
m ia ~ - %, Congressional Limited
$50. as, "f.5J, 5.25 p. m. Il. 10 night.
sol AkRN RAILWAY.-12.55. 5.25 4.25 p. m, 1910
Atlantic COAST LINE.-A25 a m. and 9a5 p. m
sE1BoARp AIR 1rHE-1es5 and ,a1o
daily. $50 "
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-s.25 ?. m
CHEsAPEANE & OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 = IN. week
q NJ, week days. S25 o dairy.
ATLANTIC CITE.--9.55 a. m. and o 50 D. m week DAYS
Sundays "7.55 a m.
CAPE MAH.--l2.j5 p. m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK CNorth Asbu-y
Far!S SCrdcySl, and Point Pleasant $50 q from
Desbrosses aad Cortlaadt Streets onlyj. S55 ia.
10 tl2I saturdays oniyI, rs. Is. except
Long Branch. and SIS D m veek-davs sInIafs
$50 So g. IN. AID 4.55 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18

Czfse cables: Ri2-CoEee market quiet; No RIO.
zS7J. exchange IL I7-2d; receipts. 1000 bags; ship
The United States 5000 bags stock, l7SOoo
500 receipts 3 900 rses: stock see 900 bags Ham
burz-C5fLee market opened j pig lower; 230
net , rfg lower: sales. 5000 Havre-Coffee
market opened barely steady, = franc lower; at II m
declined = franc N advanced 4 franc; at $50
. n unchar-=i- total sales. bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
an coffee IS as follows:

cotLOl IliIhtL LllTIy aCtIVe
and owing covering by to-days sell
who rendered persistent bull
port further manipulation Tie opening
steady unchanged points lower IN response
lover cables and generally favorable opinion Of the
There continuation OF the liquidation
noted yesterday the impression the bulls
supporting opening the purpose Of max
selling basis selling short
early offerings absorbed. however
bull support early sellers became
snd started covering sending prices in the afternoon Up
about high point Of last Monday. advance
1908 points the closing level Of the
day Realizing by this gain eased prices
points toward the close but the ina! tone
steady advance Il 7Gio points Sales were es
mated 100000 bales There private during
smaller offerings Of cotton in the South,
although il also reported that buyers We're not
anxious official from the Southern
generally unchanged prices Exports for
day particularly heavy. reaching about 1884
bales against receipts the ports of about l56s bales
Stoc Of cotton at ali United States ports are now
against 39623 last The easness in
the early Liverpool market attributed b. private
outlook weather, and liquidation
following favorable bureau report than expected
previous day.
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
ron PHILADELPHiA.

1922, 1l-55 a m 1925, -1255. lbs, 30 ass,
delpha only). $40. SIS. 80. Se5 - (955 for
North Philadelphia oniyl p. m. 1910 night week
,iG2'; 100 q M l2 IS 'l255 -l55. BPS. So
'555, $50. 7.55. $50, 3.25 C955 for North Phuadc
phia only p. 1910 night
'DCing Car. fExtra-fare train
Ticket Offices. Nos 4t1 1854. gs and PSI broadway:
lS2 Fifth Avenue tboIov 22d stu sS3 Fifth Avenue
corner 29th ST.; Aston House stations named
ABOVE; BROOKLYN 3i2 Fulton Street Fulton street
800 Broadway, and PenHSylvarin Annex Station. The
New York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through TO des-
~ 49,
Telephone ''J43 Chelsea FOR r,errsyIsi, E2,ur5 CT
~ -'''1A- N'''
". w. ATTERBURY y vvCOn
General Manager pos-,r T~-aes,
GEO. ". BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18

Receipts Of breadsuffs interior points thousands.
aSt three ciphers GOO omitted -four bbls, grain BUSH as
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-01
AFTER THEATER TRUST
Judge Holds "a Members of Managers
Association for Conspiracy.

New York. June Twenty four
members of the so-caIled theatrical trust
will have to stand trial on a charge of
conspiracy in accordance with a decis-
ion rendered by City Magistrate Jos.
Pool in the West Side court in the long
pending complaint of James S. Metcalfe,
the dramatic critic, against the Theatri-
cal Managers association. Metcalfe
charged conspiracy in that the mem
bers passed a resolution on January II
last, by which they agreed to bar him
from their theaters.
The men held are Marc Klaw, Abra-
ham L. Erlanger, Oscar Hammersteln'
Daniel FrOhman, Charles NJ. Burnham,
Jos. K Brooks, Heinrich Conried Jas.
H. Curtin, Martin Dickson, Frank Nc
Kee, J. w Rosenquest, A L. Braden,
Joseph L Springer, Leo Teller, w. Z.
Watson, Percy Williams, w c. Jordan,
ALT Hayman, George Kraus, E D
Stair, w. F. KeOgh, L. L. Lichensteln,
Antonio Pastor and Henry B. Harris
None of the managers were in court
when the decision was rendered, but, 1t
was said, they will be represented at the
district attorneys office tomorrow to
arrange for bail. In his decision Mag
istrate Pool says the proceedings was
brought by the district attorney under
a section of the penal code relating to
the two or more persons conspiring to
prevent a man from following lawful
calling.
Of the contention that KIaw and
Erlanger, though present when the reso-
luton was passed did not vote and
should not be held, Magistrate Pool
says:
THE evidence shows that Marc Klaw
and Abraham ETlanger were the princi-
pal subjects of the resolution and they
carried out the resolve of the meeting
by preventing the complainant from en-
tering their several theaters, though he
demanded entrance and presented IN
questionable tickets of admission. I
hold that any member of the associa-
ton whether present or not at the
meeting, who either directly or indirect
ly carried out the resolve of the meet
ing of January u, or threatened to do
so, or who prevented the complainant
from entering their respective theaters
on his presenting himself for admission
with good and proper tickets of admis-
sion, is liable to the same charge as II
present at the meeting and voting"
Magistrate Pool denied the conten-
ton that a theater is private property
and the legal right of the defendants to
exclude the complainant on the ground
that the theater is a "quasi-public place
and said:
7 hold a person can not be denied
admission to a theater solely on the
ground that he had written criticisms
rejecting on one or more of the Theat-
ricaI Managers association"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-01
MARKETS TODAY.
Strong Tone Prevails in the
Wheat Pit.
Sentiment in Corn Also Inclined
to Be Bullish.
LIVE STOCK TRADE
Cattle Quoted Steady to Strong
in Kansas City.
Hogs Five Cents LOWer-Bulk
$5.I5 to $5.22.

Chicago, June 1-WHEAT-A strong
tone prevailed in the wheat market today,
the result of an active demand for the Ju-
ly option. An advance Of over cents in
the price of that delivery. Minneapolis
was the main cause of the bullish senti-
ment here. July opened 1zd5sc higher, at
S7ssQS715c. The price continued to ad-
vance until it had touched SS3sQSS7zc, when
a reaction to SS1sdS S1zc followed Mime
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts of ESQ cars. against 143 cars a year
ago
The closing was strong with July up
15sQ13zc, at SS1adSS5sc
CORN-Infiuenced by decreased receipts
and numerous reports of damage, .sentf-
ment in the corn pit was bullsh. July
opened hG5lc to as@1kc higher, at $40
1870, and advanced to SOC
The close was strong with July up 7sQ1cs
at 50ssc.
OAIs-July oats opened unchanged to a
shade lower, at 30zQ307sc to 309sc, and ad-
PROVISIONS pork was up PIC. at
S12.45. Lard also was up 21ze, at &.2I52.
Ribs were a shade to 21zc higher, at Sl.Z272
WHEAT-Cash: NO. 2 red, s1.O51Aal Q7;
No. 8 red, $192d1.05 No. 2 hard, $1,000
L0112; No. 3 hard, 99c; No / northern,
S1.071zd1- o.; No. ? northern, $1.05q1.O7; No.
3 spring, 81. 0GGp1.O5.
CORN-No. 2, 521zd53c; No. g, 52q521kc.
OATS-No. ?, 301zG31c; No. 3, So5zc.
RYE-July, &c; Sept, SOC.
TIMOTHX-Sept., $40.
CLOVER-July, $500
F'LAX-Cash: NV, sI4T; S.-W., $3.50.
BARLEY-Cash: 42d50c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-01


Wall St, New York, June 1.--STOCKS-
Opening prices on the stock market today
We're at sharp concessions from yester-
DAY S closing, ranging up to IA points in
Union Pacific. Ana1zamated Copper
yleloed nearly as rauch and st. Paul,
Reading Southern Pacific, Smelling and
United States Steel stocks were IS to l
Scarcely any interruption occurred to the
downward movement Of the first hour,
prices falling sharply in all directions un-
ger the weight OF realizing sales inspired
~ yesterday advance. w lille losses of a
point or more were common. the most
acute weakness was displayed in the
tfanscontlnental group, led by st. Paul
points The local traction stocks offered
effective resistance to the tendency, B. R
4 gaming IS point, Metropolitan Street
Railway rs points and Metropolitan Sc
dividend and ex-rights at 1885, compared
with lily, the previous close.
BUSINESS became almost nominal when
Seiilng orders were curtailed. but the mar
ruled at about the lowest around II
CLOCK. Losses were not much extended
beyond the low level Of the first hour but
Ine- metropolitan stocks and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit surrendered their gains
Sends were heavy at noon
japanese Is Qlrst series) lost "A point and
Union Pacific convertibles ~ points.
Stocks dTibbled out on the market from
time 20 time, but the general unloading
appeared to be momentarily over and the
market had sort of a breathing. speIl
Northern Pacific was hammered down
/ "A points and Great Mort bern rreferred
| and Rubber Goods preferred 2 points
But operators were discouraged at the
ability Of the market to rally when pres
| sure was relaxed and gradually threw
1 over their holdings Practically a the IA.
vOrites reached a lower level than in the
morning, St. Paul figuring for a loss Of
rs points and Union Pacific 2k points.