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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York May %. 1905.
BrEvEs-Receipts As cars, or $50 head nsiudH5
go er live weight to-day. Feeling steady on reported
Cht supply for to-morrows market Dressed peer VEN
SpaIify. extra beef sold at 8A910c Latest LveTpool
and London quoted live cattle STEADY az - ~
n dressed weight Shipments today on tho Ceyic 70
IIverpool Included cattle and 2UO quarters OF peer
Son OF beer Natter estNudtsdl
for other shippers The Baltic saItns aot
Liverpool is estimated TO carry 20oo quarters Oh Oe'
' CkfYES-Reeepts were 121 head all for the market
huTcb or very prime veas sold at average price OF
about Sc 62l per 100 II, throwouts selling at "a per
arrived late were held over Dressed caves st
city dressed veas sold at 10l0c per 10 ana fancy
1Olse dressed were In light supply anu
saies@H f. Hollis, Al veaIs. ~ n average. at SO %
uer 100 10: Q throwouts LAT 10 at 81. ,o,
SHEEP AND LANlES-Reeepts were NJ cars S[ 800
head All for tho market making. with the Few held over
cars on sale s9e e o Were cars Of
arrivals, were held over lnedlul sheep
Gd g. at IS S9g$4 PS l9 s s. sass U.s. STATE and New
Jersey S24S4 rs head Dresses mutton SLOW
lambs weak at l&8lGc and selling oy inc CARCASS A'
average IS rs 100 NJ 1872 Kentucky DO O. 10
So 50 Al Kentucky sheep, " 10, az So -. 90
s sanders: 29 Kentucky sheep IS 10 at So 80; Penn
sylvana bucks, 1S5 10, at 81.
II Hollis: % state yearlings 20 ID, at 50 90 per 1Oo
n; 10 state sheep, 50 10 at 81 10 state la0s eu' a.
g HoGs@Reoeipts were % cars. 1850 head. all for
saughterers No sales reported on live weight Nom
inally higher Buffalo and PItt36uFg 90 STATE
pigs at 50 10 per 100 10; roushs 4oo 10
al g A. Hollis 10 State hogs 1870 10 at SO 10; roughs
500 10 at So 10; 293 10 at 81 10; DO $50 TO-
3 judd Co.: rs mixed western hogs, 1917 10, at IS TO-
4 roughs 342 n, at 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 8.-CATTIE--Receipts. 1900 head
market steady 10 good to prime steers 50 cog
Sc IS; poor to medium 81 25q5 5o stoces and feeders
81 T59S5 IS cows 81 6cGS5 hefers, 81 5O9$5 49, can
ners 81 5OGS2 40: bulls 81 1884 60; calves S3qS6 %
HOGS-Recepts 1900 head market strong to DC higher
mixed butchers IS 80$5 co; good 70 choice heavy
IS 5O0$5 57z: rough heavy. s. 25GS5 40 light 50 So9
IS 80; bulk Of sales SO 45QS5 % SitIA.-lteceipts
200 head steady good to choice wethers Shor
81 1895 ~ fair to choice mixed. shorn' IS 5oGS4 90
native lambs shorn. s5q$6 90 - ,..o.u-, * oo,lD,
50 65; common 81 20QS5 90. CATTLE steady; fair TO
good shippers. IS 650S5 90; common 81 29a$3 SHEEP
steady So 5OQS4 So; lambs steady. S48S6 %.
East Buffalo May 3--CATTLE-t{eceipts so head:
steady; prime s6$6 % shipping. So 5JS6 butch
ers s. 75dS5 So. heifers s49S5 60; IS Z4S4 So
bulls So 259$4 a. VEAIS-Rece.pts 100 head; active
and 25o higher "a 50gs6 70. HOGSRecepts 600 head;
active and 15Q25o higher; heavy s. sO9S5 80; mixed
S. e0qs5 85 Yorbers and piss s. e5S6 Eogghs s. EGG
AND LAAIBS-Receipts 24GO head; sheep active lambs
IS rs: wethers IS 258S5 50 81 1885 sheep mixed
Kansas City May observation-disclosures 1880, in
GLIDING 1900 Southerners Market 5Ql5e lower Choice
export dressed beef IS 50$6 % fair TO good
81 5o9$5 50 fed 81 5Od$b stocers and
feeders 50 2qS5 Southern steers 50 a5$9 4o southern
cows 81 6og$4 go native eows 81 5OgSa % nat I've
HOGs-Reoepts. 800 Market steady to DC lover top
packers So s2hdS5 4235 pigs and light 81 60q$5 10.
SHEEP-Recepts, 1900 Market for lambs steady; sheep
weak; lambs. IS 609$7 %; Western lambs So 30
30: and yearngs Si8S6; Texas clipped year
ngs S5$5 50 Texas clipped sheep 81 o9S5 20 sockers
and feeders. 81 509$4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-24
ssr, 500. ALsIKH-Prima 81 As. TIMorHr-Prlu
81 62A.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. May 2S.-Ths wool market continues to
strengthen, reports Indicate IS we'll
sold up. Montana being especially covered
actual sales There IS less trading dealers
here but this is because large Of the speculative
wool available has placed There Is little doing IN
Territory woods on spot. but new woods are eagerly
prices The demand for foreign and pulled
woods is active. Leading quotations about fol-
lows: Ohio and Pennsylvania--XX and above S4935ci
X 81Q32c; No I, 3SS9c; No 2 3Sf4ec; hne unwashed,
25Qo6c; quarter blood unwashed 33gSc; threeeghths
blood S30S4c; half blood, 32aE3c; unwashe deaine,
2Ig2sc; unmerchantable 2Sg29c; fine washed deqine.
unwashed o-QS3c three-eIghths blood, 33934c half
blood. SOq31o; unwashed delaine. 2582Ge, Kentucky.
Indiana etc-Three-e ghths and quarter blood 3S434c
Misunderstanding 21922o; heavy fine. 1s319e ane
medium. 21622c: medium. 2G821c; low medium, 25-tc
Wyoming-Fine 2c!21Si heavy fine igls' the medium
and Nevada-Ftne 21a22c; heavy fine. 1T9lSci fne
medium 22123c; medium. 26S2Ic; low medium, @T42Sc
Dakota-Ftne, 20421c; hns medium, 4(22c; medium.
28927o; low medium, 26927e Montana-Fine choice, p
l36c fine average q 122c fine medium choics, 2528c;
average. 2112ci staple. 27d2sc medium choice. 27GZsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, May 23.--CIosing; WHEAT-spot quiet:
No California, 6 cd; futures steady; May nominal:
American mixed new, As 44d; futures quiet May. As
Sfsd5 July, Is ~ PEAsLCanadian strong, ss-
FLOUR-st Louis fancy winter steady. ss Sd BEEF
strong; India mess. sos PORK dull; prime mesa
Western 65s HAMS-short cut, Il to l6 IL, strong.
44s BACON firm; Cumberland cut. 26 10 80 ID, ass
Sd ribs, 16 44s long clear uiddes, light,
H. AS; long clear mddles heavy. 40 10.
43s clear backs 20 10, 40s Sd clear bellies
IA to 16 Ii. AIS cd SHOULDERS-square, IL to 10 h.
firm, ass Cd LARD steady; prime Western in terces.
S5s Sd; American refined in pals, S6s Sd. BUTTER
nominal. CHEESE-American finest white old. easy.
SIS: do new, easy, SOS; do coored. old weak Sis:
do easy. 49s. TALLOw-Prime city steady 2ss.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES strong 54s- ROSIN-CoInmon
strong. IS Sd. PETROLEUM-Reaned quiet 81 d.
LINSEED OIL strong, els Sd
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do Egyptian per bag s2Qs2 25 NoworIsSns; VIZ
do nearby green 100 punches, o0VtvS. 80 ana
PLANT per 100 punches. s29S8; PEAS, Bat- SHORE
Maryland per basket 81 21GS1 90; DO sasLS,4 rer "
Maryland and Virginia 81 25aS1 bOi do Vrglna Rorth
ebl basket. 50cG$1! DO per bush basket. 20QoVc vi
SaTolina. Per Dbl basket 25Gloo; do per D sass
26StJOc PEPPERS Florida. carrier or Dassso p rs
PARSLEY. New-OrIeRns per 100 punches. SlgsEi Dsr
SlP5, Old hbl bag 81; HADIsEtHJ he~Is 80 tb
100 lunches 4ogSOc; ROMA1NE, Ney-Orlsans' R9 81
S2lfS4i RHUBARB. nsarby 100 buncEes. hosrst
STRING BEANS, North Carolina, green per Ds nsr
81 6OJ$2; do S1qS2i do Charleston routl, ersen
basket 5OcG$1; fiat, wax. 50c4S1 %: do round s' d
green 50cQSl; do Florida, per basket or crate @ ~
SQUASH Southern white per Dbl Dbl cratsSl oogS~ &
Do yellow crookneck 81 6O0S9 do southern MARCY
Dbl crate, 1882 %; do old Hubbard, per DBL L,z
y %: SPINACH nearby, per Dbl T5egSl IOMA 1ISJ "a
Florida per carrier 6Oc9S2 50 do Cuban 59cgSi oo
FURNIPS white, 100 bunches, 20eeS1 90 10
rutabaEa, per bbl 7bcG$1; WATERCFlEss' per IO'
HAY AND observation-disclosures came forward
freely With good prospect for the new crop IaTiel
evidently anxious clean barns fast as pos
sble. To degree this accounts for the
Troublesome inolusicns of common ana ograde
that have lattery checked moyement Ma[Set quie1 az
hales per 100 n sOGs2hc: No !. f5GTThoi No 2 1OY
121kei No g. e0@621sc; shipping 456l5oo clover. nieu
05070c; clover clear. 6Od65c. STRAW-The market
shows recovery from its recent weak prces IN 1ac
S213c for best long, with other usetu grHues
ranging 100 ID. Supplies have been run
ming unusually full which in measure accounts Tor
irregulary IN rate Receipts OF hay and straw in tons
son River Railroad 400; West Shore, 1905 Erie. 500
Pennsylvania 80; Iehigh Valley, 100; Baltimore and
Ohio. 40; Central OF New-Jersey 90 river boats 1oo;
total, 1880 Receipts Of straw. so tons
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NAVAL STORES.

further gain Of about 20 made in the price o,
the quoted prices were bassf on I2c for machine MADE
bb with holders asking higher prices This Is the
highest price touched in years Ros1 was 1rmer with
good strained quoted at So I6$S SO and the
outside price generally asked for common TO good
strained Tar hrmer and quoted at 80 90 for oil bills
We quote;
TAR, IS 36FS5 go
RosiN-COInmoa good strainsed g 1888 so p
So 90; + S4aS4 To- k 81 20Gs4 49, NJ 81 scgS4 co. N $50
So 10; W G, So 1895 20; W w, 50 40
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosln Dds
Spirits turpenner bblS.
Tar bbls.
savannah May 2s.-TURPENTINE firm, $50; sales, 727
bbls receipts 1918; shipments 3T2 ROSIN 1rni sales
l466 bbls receipts Big; shipments 1911 Quoted; A.
G. So go: b. SO 60; b IS TO f. So 49, G, S. so; H. 81 09i
T. s. SO; K s. 70; NJ s. 60 n, s. 9Oi W G. So 10; W.
So 90 - oo,l
ROSIN-A, B. z, So 35; d, SIS 4Oi e. 50 90 r. g ~ a.
So IS; H, SO To- s. az K, 81 40; NJ 81 oo; ~ - co.
wilmington May 28sPIRITs TURPESI59INh95 hT m
C51ac; receipts 25 casks kOSlN nrrn, - DC
celps OF bbs firm 81 so; receipts 10 hols
TURPENTINB frIn 81 90, 81 80 and 20 3d. receipts Ii
bills ,---r>,,, -,,-,.a nAz 81
ROSIN-Amerlcan strained 9s load; hne rs so'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-24
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Yo1i1, May "a 1905.
oosIE1E-Tns coffee market continued very quiet
The opening was ouL at unchanged prices no trans
ssoas being reported on the call there some
Business without any change in quotations until the
closing French cable received
IN that market. The close here was steady net
unchslged 10 o points lower. Sales little over
1905 bags Shs opening was about in line with the
and moderate receipts. The French market as noted
tboye lost frao IN the trading closing on thar
basis European houses seemed be buying = little
here curing the early trading, while importers and
Front Street sold later there little selling believed
70 represent liquidation OF Wall long accounts
but business was TOO light TO be Significant OF
cnangs In the general toward ths market
Fas market was quiet unchanged with quota
Tons the basis OF Sc for Rio 10 7 ~ 49,
day follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-24

The local market cotton closed quiet and 10
points higher the basis Of so for mlddlRg upland
cucinE 900 delivered On contract . spnners.
southern spot markets were teegraphed follows
bile steady unchanged Tct sales 100 bales Savannah
sss6y eo higher at Sc sales IS! bales chsEes59n
arm, 10 higher sR.J sales a27 baies Baltim9Eo
unchanged al Sue sales RS bales St Louis steady
I-l6c higher at stc; sales BOZ bales; Galveston firm
arn unchanged at l51eci salss 2l5o bales Memphis
Arm higher 81 oi saeS, 500 bales Estimated re-
egs leading points tor today: Al Ho1ston 100 to
Galveston $500 10 bales agsInst sS8 last week and
5e2 year and NewOTleans, 5000 TO 5000 Bales
against O. IA last week, ana 1,365 last year.
Receipts at the ports aud interior points to-day CON-
pared with the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-24

everything adverse TO the crop that usually aenos pun
market On the other hand, the weekly @
was considered favorable IN its review % ee
huon than otherwise. although It's eect n
acted by persistent buying from the SCUM ns an all aa
which proved the market on a.o On az -aS
Gables dull and practically unehaheea sea
Budapest, where advance OF "a points Vas 1870 AZ
the opening IN New-York there was saEte
TO evidences Of better weather on the Nss II -
the market at rallied and remained unaer n"t %
Tealizng dulled it's edge somewhat tIn pi'ESs &
nevertheless $40 May ana no ins.sa 49,
months Manipulation squeeze q sn" ~ =
sponsiele for the leading strength or AA. 80
crop OF the late afternoon were reports u
age in California The local cash market c!se Ss
No Northern Duluth 81 1914, and No marc IS
81 ON adoat CORN-Opening trire lower VIZ
wheat. the market developed B.. Sra
which II maintained pretty much all Day eNcein -
hsd moderate reaction before Midday On to
deliveries contract. Later it rallied ana
the lead In point Of strength closing &c hlghe
advance elsewhere Among the factors eonlTutlh "
the days Nrmness aside from the Wheat up1Ht,
predictions for showers the belt
1913 Chicago Wednesday ana bu4ilsh WeeHAy
houses in the West and good demand from shorts IN 81
ma1ke until the last half hour, when reaIzne
the list somewhat with the exception OF Nay WI
strong and the Interior receipts were
compared with $4,000 bush year ago the adVaIce suS
out export business, the market closed quL az
No white. 5Sc, and No yellow, 6F55c 0 Sesa.,
OATSIn face OF considerable selling based on aIseF
receipts than expected. ruled generally nrine
enced by the strength Of other markets. The esh %
tion locally vas sady with prices ss feos; a neS
to % n 56935Hc; natural white 86g8Ifo ah4 GPR nv
white. SO 10 40 70, 3ehG40o RYE-Nominal bA1S S
MARKET dull; feeding quoted at 445so ->e"-
York. and mailing, 46Q62c / Buftalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-24

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabies-Spot cotton
moderate demand; sales 5000 bales s
nidaIing upland s50d; futures opened steaay
On near ana points up on faT m9 4 ~ JI5nsJIy
4S5d, Juy-August 26d, August-septen6ec Sc sep
te1nberctoer and ctober-NoveTnber, ASA November
December and DecembeIJAnusTy $50 Iacb mi
Sz3d Manchester quiet and nrIni ciot,is
DRUGS-The market steady for essenta! olis
Aales OF the leading staple OILS at tne pb s
Sc; pennyroyai si@SI 10 ROoTs-A steady range OF
prices Is noted with good seasonebe demand WIN
& S5Qsi 80: senega Western, 62g6Sc.
FLOUR AND HEAIs-There was q pretty good ta1e
rive Demand was chiefly Tor spring patents and bakers
Kansas Etraights and low grade winters Uses vs.
fra with spring patents quotably his1eE' epIais s
y eO0Se So: winter stra1ghts ~ ooqs1 N.a1ei P
ents 81 90ls5 spring clears. S. 4Og$3 90 ezra 20
winter So 5Oqs3 75 No winter g. S3g$S 50 ~ Z
FIoRIFrTn Quoted: Fair good 81 25 a 60; choice
fancy 81 eoaS4 S. CoTlNAIEAL- Quoted KIN
ersd. 81 s5gS2 80 to brand bAsAlI-1 1oSsSI -
Quoted: white and yellow 81 % coarse = Io9S- 10
81 To- standard mddng SIT 49, -four do SO 90 req cog
SO 75 Nav shipment; city bran. $40 69g$2o bulk ana
sacks; mddng, S2oS2S %; red Coz Sza e. mummy ''
go, bulk SCI % sacks: oLnneal SzS9sZS %
GRAIS-WIRAT advancing extreIneIy
bgish crop Gdgces from both the spring ana
belts nevertheless fact that IN t'Iay
market he months showing May ana july
both been considered as old crop
the September tagging behind all day II was es not1
that Northwest Jed the uptuTn july ana ules
question in markets about that option BEING oo
crop While somewhat puzzled over this unsuaI
the accepted due 70 floating short lerest ~
those which had hfcome alarmed over 81 %
and then continued their purchases On the
ness q the spot proposition wt!es Ss WEI ~
tue ''BTadstreets' showing Of 2SZ5UoO bush decrease
Domestic Supplies FOR the week. with reduction "a "
worlds figures $4,000 bush compared WIN -.
bush decrease year ago Attehon @as alsC Tor tie
half OF the unfagoTaDls crop asRLes
Hen tbs seEthEezt &otahy kansas sns asts.ss 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-24
SPLENDLD IAAIN SERVICE
new YO0g, NEW HAVEN 9 HARTFORD r. R


BOsToN via New London Providencs-t4:5O.
t4Io;go. x. 1872 a NJ; IfHl'oo 'xLl'os 'xs;o'.
BOSOM via WuiInantc-TfS;O0 A. n. TACO P. II
BOSTON via SpFingheid-ts:UO A VI. t.l2:OO. '5.oe,
SLIGO p. II.
EITtvifBJJRC3, via Putnam Worcester-fS;OO ?. =
I.AkEVILLE and NORFOI4k--fs:5O A NJ. fS:3I P. ~
or HARRINGTON. STOCkBRIDGE, LENOX. PITTS
E;IEID-i4:6Q $3.50 A. Nj. 1881 P. II.
WATERBURY, ard NINSTED-t4:50 5000. 600.
fIO:O2 st1O:O2 Waterbury, A. VI, Tl:O3. 1850.
sf5:OI 1000 5000 ito Waterbury, P NJ
ficket offices cGTand Central station and cle5th
St. also at cos c26l. I1s5, lS54 BroadSay 6 Park
place c25 Union Square c1S2 Fifth Gas Columbus
Ave $40 Ave c2T3 West 125th St. ISS Third
Ave. Brooklyn. cS42. 500 Fulton St. 80 Broad
way z. d.
sIaily. Except sundays- Sundays only tStops az
125h 81 xStops Sundays only +PaTlor Car
Limited Has dining car. cFaTlor and Sleeping Car
c 7 HEMPsTEAD Gen Pas AsI
O. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May 20. 4 p. m.-COTTON-Spot in mod
crate demand: prices points higher; American mid
ding fair good niddng. 46sd; middling Sod low
middling 434d good ordinary 416d ordinary, 4d The
sales of day 5000 bales, OF which 500 were
speculation and and included I.i00 Auler-
Receipts, $1,000 bales, all American Futures
opened steady and closed steady American Inladns
o May, 4-35d; May and June 43Sd; June and
July. 4S5d; July and August, 4s6d; August and Sep
tember 43Td: September and October 43Sd; October
ana November, 4Ssd; November and Decemoer 4.59d;
December and January, 4S9d; January and February,
440d; February and March. 441d; March and April.
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3 RSEEA !! SYSTEM.

FE-U JERSEY CEN RAL X X
LlbhHIf STREET AND SOUTH FERRY (tims from
EA5TON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
S'dCNk-z4-OO (1.15 kastou only, b A. II q
900 I54o Easton only p N Sundays. z43O A. NJ,
WILKESBARHE AND sCRANTON-z4OO sIO A. NJ
300 p ~: sundays z4.3O A II 500 P. N.
LAKEWOOD. IAkEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND BAR
Iakehurst only 420 800 P. N. sundays. 100 4 IL
% 40 Lakewood ana Lakeaurst)-
ATLANTIC CITY-.9-4O a M, $40 P
VINEIAAND AND RRIDGETON-z+4O A II p
POINT PLEASANT, AND SEASHORE POINTS, %,
$50, llS0 A n. Xl2o. 100. 245. 8 %. 445. $50.
ll,5O r " Sunday. except Ocean Grove. 935 A n.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BCH..
EAST LONG BRANCH-4.OO $50. $50 A.
l30 430, $50 p N Sundays eco a n. 400 p u.
ST. s55 A. NJ 1880. 800 Is P NJ sundays g. Is
A. NJ, loo, 7-45 p n. Leave Pier 10. y. r., Cedar
St, 1920 A. n. and Leo, las, 10 P. N Sundays.
1000 A. NJ. 40, S10 P NJ. All SeashOre points
500, s9.00. 1000. f1i.00 A. NJ ff20O. 100 $3.50
TOO, 500 400 800 t6OO. 500. 1870. sso0. 'sOo
PAIN AND cHEsTNUT STREET. .. tsGe. 'loo9;
$500 \. n. zoo. t'40O. 800, 100 P N. si2 IS
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-s-OO. 'l0OO. 'l2OO.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSvILL7 AND WILL
IAMSPOFT-.4OO, Il .. 800 ..T9 10 1000, II 20
A n. Reading only, 81 CO. ~. 20, = % p n Rsac-
ing Pottsville. Harrisburg only. L4-go - % = N
Sunday Sundays only LFarlOr only VIA Tara-
qua XSaturdays- aEXcepr Saturdays
lces; Liberty 81 FeIy soga tsIry o si
Union Square Av.. l.5rh
PAS Columbus York; 242s SAG. 544, $40 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn $50 Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New York Irans
W. G. BESII1R. G. N BURT,
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Ascent
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,SilsS t,s sottoa market was rather quiet and
curing the morning but became much more
spTsrs Hy ea4 advanced 70 new high prices for the
@ OF the session The opening was fir at an advance
70 ~ points IN response TO higher cables and some
.Uler rain In the South But was expected that tie
report az noon would disappo!nt the bulls
SC Win wal street conditions considered unsettled
$3.50 70 uls reported suspension OF trust company
Es mere gradually sagged OF under little selling for
t1o4L account ana realizing until were
snou net unchanged. The weekly report or rather the
tnlnaly OF TIE report caused quick net loss
q ABOUT 70 points but the decline leading bulls
tATeo IN TO support the market the details re-
porte seemed 70 be considered more bush than the
mar, and prices began to advance shorts
they worked up with few stop orders caught as TuIv
approached within point OF the Sc mark The close was
frn net TO u points higher. Sales futures were
estimated at $4,000 bales The weather showed
very Important precipitation. but the
continued showers in most sections and the weekly
reports made point Of need crop
where STANDS reported good nights
gere checking Development Receipts day wera
full but Southern markets all steady firm
unchanged 10 20 higher. and exports were liberal.
Tue Of prices local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-24

Coffee cables--FGo--Cohee market quiet: No 7 Rio
75; exchange le 6Ied; receipts ooo bags (to dssS
shipments for tie United States 1000 bags; shipments
toT Europe. ZOO bags stock. ia 900 bags Santos
oee market quiet coed average santos 1880; RECEIPTS
LOgO bags two days.; stock sS4 900 bags HanburR-
So.ee market opened Unchanged at 2:SO was net
epsned barely steady unchanged; at 10 m uncbanFeS.
N unchanged: at $3.50 IA declined u franc: total
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Madison Square U122 BwSy); Brooklyn. 73 Court 81
New terms beginning Trial lessons free
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nay ,2aFLoURomcsstrong wI5BAA;rEsprtng
No 2 Yellow ESQ., No corn, 56jzc. OATs-I;asisr No
white 54oi No mixed. 33G Canal freights steady.
unchanged.
Chicago May 2a-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
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Railroads.

PEN NSYLVANlA
RAIL- ROAD.
sIA AB 8Es5 s2S5 81 yE ESD STIT
Ssyns time from S s SSS Sso sor
Twenty-third Street station.
FOR THE WEST.
5ss 4 n s sF H661s sP fnFnD For
'1Oas AM THE rna f SSsrT LrMrrED-ss
'1S5 PM cHfcAGo. cfNciNNATI. AND BIT.
:ssSssEP.M ez H&5s TINTED EfHIFE6;
.sSS :. NJ c cHHEIVTiI AH6 c1Nc1NNAr1 EXP
1896 p. NJ PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7T s., SIS. .sa5. .s55 'Ioss m 5a,S .l,sS AZ
S25 ? M lsdO night sunday. sss . ~ .dS;s5 a
M, 1929 '1255 ('3.25. Congressional Llmlted- D
soGIfRA NV 20 81 5s5 ta PEP p M 1a1o
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-sfS a and s-sS p m
SEWARD AIR LINE.-1a,S D. and laIo g. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-s.ss p m
days l55 p M PHO 9a RAILWAx'-'S' m "'sN'
FOR oLp FONT co5MFoRT and NoRBoLK.-1.s
ATLANTIC cTTY-s.55 a m. and ass p. weekdays.
f f6Eg ESiSi SsskssZs mart, ..,,-v
Park sgndays), and Point Pleasant tssO froIa
DesproSses and Cortlandt Streets only). $50 a M,
4zzo LIS Saturdays only), 2.s5, S25, (426 excspt
Long BTanoh). and ABS m, weekdays SHnaays.
3d. s25 a. m. and ASS D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos 725. .755. s25. s55 .s25 .tss5. 1855. .t1oas
sl065 11.55 a M 1235, 'l255, '155. 7.10, ass,
go, S55. 425 .426 '45S ('t45S for North Phila-
S SSFh E PhdddophiS g. Ony nigh: week
fl02S .!o55 a m. 1925, 'l2.55 'l.55. .s25, ass.
1875. $50 7s5 sss sa5 t955 Tor North Philadsi:
Phia only p. m, 1s. 10 night
Dining Car, fExtra-faTe train.
Af Ss F 4ees Nos tsl 1874 s. and 2s1 Broadwayi
Corner goth ST.; Astor House and stations named
0Te: brooklyn, 342 Fulton Street. Street
SSO 6IoadWay and Pennsylvania Annex Station The
NsW York Transfer Company will call for an6 check
tnaton - -
Telephone "54s Chelsea for Pann.vIv,,ts paurooS
Service. S-D
W. w, AITERBURY. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. PasTr TrafHo Manaxsr
GEO. W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent
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School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoVernesses sro
TO Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs n J. YOUNG-F FULTON. % Union Sauara
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-20

Frank yeartaw has engaged Frank
G. Minard to work in his blacksmith
shop and lie will be there ready to do
all kinds of fancy horse shoeing and
iobbing. Terms strictly cash.