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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17

The trustees of Hargrove Col-
lege had meeting Saturd y and
received the report of DR. ] NJ.
G. oss for his first months super
vision. The report IS declared to
be the best, most satisfactory and
encouraging of any ever filed
with the trustees. s.-Ardmorite
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17

Wood. chief of artillery, Ard
more; 2. T. Serner, ch eff of ordi
nance, Durant; DR. j w. Smith,
surgeon general, Ardrho e; r ".
A. G. Washburn, chaplain gen.
erai, Vinita; Rev. W. A. Tread
well, assistant chaplain general,
South McAlester, all with rank OF
colonel
Aides de- Camp-Misses Floy
Mullen, Ardmore; Elizabeth
Bard, Chelset; Clara Sern er,
Durant; Julia Cabler, Durant ;
Eva K. Coleman. Claremore; Cora
Trundell, Vinita; Eva Pender,
Checotah, all with rank as cap
tain.
M. :. Blackburn. merchant
and postmaster at Nida, was in
the city today on business. :.
Don't throw away the old shoes
when little repairing at a small
expense will give you several
months more wear. Repairing
of all kinds promptly and proper
ly done by j. P. Henderson,
Franklin's harness shor, Durant,
l T. 152 DIV I'm
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17
T..uLY FRIoID.
Al Fort Smith, Ark, The Mercury Was
Lowest in South.

~ TOTt SHihny ATM, iHS mercury was
Lowest in South.
Louisville, KY, Feb. 15.--The coolest
weather OF the winter ana coldest ccr
several years was reported Tuesday
az many places south Of the Ohio river.
The low figure OF s below was held by
Fort Smith. Ark. Six below was the
figure at Nashville. other minimum
temperatures reported are: Atlanta.
Gs-. 7bove; Memphis. s. and Mont
gomery and vicksburg, 10. Minimum
at jacksonville was &c degrees. a fall
OF thirty degrees.
The Ohio river remains, frozen. at
Madison. Ind. The gorge at Louisville
has moved some. but there has been
n general checking up of Ice by the
cold wave. Maysvllle, KY. reports
very heavy floating ice aud a bad sit
uas.on.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17
APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE.
Officers Of indian Territory Division
United Confederate Veterans.

united Confederate veterans.
Jno. L. Gait, majcr general of
Ardmore has appointed officers
of Indian Territory Division Un-
tied Confederate Veterans es fol-
lows:
Staff -Jno. W. Jordon, adju-
tant general and chief of staff,
Tulsa; j. W. College, assistant
adjutant general, Ard more; Sam
Ii. Hargis, judge advocate gen.
eral, Ada; T. j. Bari EFT, inspec-
tor general, Vinita; Tho. y.
Bard, quartermaster general,
Chelsea; Joseph G. Ijams, COM
missary general Marietta; w. R.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17

The News had one of the most
intelligent Indians in this town to
como in and ask us if we needed
any help to cuss Hitchcock. We
told him we believed we could
rise to the occasion, but for him
10 come out and be given the
God-given privilege of kicking.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17
COMPANY DENOUNCED.
Kansas People Are Asked by Advisory
Committee TO Make Fioht.

Chanute. Kan. Feb. 15.--The advi-
scry committee OF the Kansas OH Pro-
ducers' association has given out a
statement in which the Standard OIL
company is denounced and an appeal
is made to the people to fight that
concern. The committee asserts the
promise was made TO them by repre-
sentatives of te Standard oil company
that before the end of 1904 oil would
be selling for 81 per barrel. Instead,
they say the Standard is now selling
oil for less than 81 per barrel.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17

Senator Bacon Of Georgia has
called attention to the fact that
while several senators have been
indicted none of them are Demo-
Gratis. The grafters are all in the
Republican party some how or
other.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17
ro rNoRossMnNr.

Amendmnet Adopted Prohibits Issuing
Free Mileage to Newspaper Men.
Austin, Feb. 4s--By vote Of 20 TO
8 tho senate sent the anti free pass bill
to engrossment. An amendment adopt
cd prohibits issuance Of free mileage
TO newspaper men.
House committee on criminal juris-
prudence favorably reported bill nnins
those who conduct variety theaters:
also bill prohibiting cock fights.
House committee on mines favorably
reported bin creating Office Of MIMI
Inspector
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17

With Hitchcock in charge of
every rent contract, every lease,
and the sale of every foot of land,
Statehood would be an empty
honor, and tax money would be
paid for nothing.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17

If President Roosevelt intends
to keep a man as Secretary ofthe
Interior who is absolutely non
compus mentis, he should send
him down here and he might alb
sorb one sensible idea as to our
conditions.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17

Ca@do is up-to-datr or nothing
The young people up there have
new dance which they call "the
mule-kick o-step." 1t is a
round dance in which each oou-
pie kicks at the other as they pass
by. And her name was Maud.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17
Telephone No u.
DURANT, 1. t., FEB. IT, 1905.

Durant has no use for side
walks All that is needed this
month is either stills, ferry boats
or skates.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17

Its warm enough to resume
that general pull for that ranning
pickle and wagon factory. No
time to be lost, now.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17

Wife Of Wounded Man Arrested and
Put Under Bond.

Dallas. Feb. Awhile Joe Bryant,a
Texas and New Orleans railway con-
ductor, was walking along Elm near
Lamar street, he was shot at three
times. Two bullets took effect in his
back. The wounds are not considered
fa.aL His wife was arrested and Is
under $500 bond
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17
ANTI.NePorlam.
Dill Was Taken Up Ia -, d, and
CcnsIi.rpg

cons,l,re-
Austin, Feb. 15.-Aut. .rs,s r bill
Of Sen. tor Looney was tho
senate Tuesday By o--., o s
each state of'cial r,av ta rs'-
ative as stenogrs r.er Or isi
clerk was an amendr a.
ator Stafford oppossa Nf sNs
the people do not W. q.
The house comri -, .jn-
risprudencc reported fe hill
providing a state tax e. .er-
sons who ship intgfi,f.i.e rgt
Of his county into o;h, nls
is In addition to tdr rlor
dealer.' tax.
Same committee ~ It ssiy
bill TO prevent bs in v.g "
building to rcat stac sf .ag
purposes.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17
Paradox.

n might seem strange. but some who
sigh
And long to mako n start
Declare that II T. mighty dry
Up on the water cart.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17
Terms of Subscription.

Subscribers desiring the address of
their papers changed will please give
both the old and new addresses.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17
The Reason, Perhaps.

II always like to meet clever people
''Yes, have heard that opposites
were attracted"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17
PARLIAMENT
With All Histori5 py~.--.s.
ward Reads ,-iir ~

With All Historic pr~s--.s. -.
ward Reads ,iir ~
London. Feb. 15.--7'te Son
o. the first parliament OF vas
orened Tuesday ate, ,c.~ Ing
Edward with all ihe 'ise sne-
ry which has mnrNel r ny
since his accession. t IL
himself read HIS .,. The
throne to the assemble nd
commons in the upper ca. The
document was common The
only reference to the Ru hose
war was when the king My
government has been coz, OBJ
serve in the strictest map e. OBJ.
legations incumbent upon Il itrf |
power"
More than usual interest = ID -
this opening as the belief ,rac
tically universal that It we tia
last session of the present Il lcn'
Good weather favored IT, saa .
which followed the proceed 2or
mer occasions. Big crowds 0tIe auua,
from an early hour watching the u.s.
sembling OF troops. which lined the
brief rout FROM Buckingham palace to
the house OF lords The usual interest
was shown in the time -honored search
OF the vaults beneath the houses OF
parliament by the yeomen of the guard
with their lanterns and halberds- Be
tween this ceremony and the appear
ance Of the royal procession was \
constant stream OF carriages contain
ing peers and peeresses in their robes
OF state, and officials In brilliant uai-
forms enlivened the somewhat tedious
wait
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17

Give the little ones Horehound
Cough Drops. They will ca al
yru give them-and it will do
them good. City Drug Store.
162-tf
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-02-17

For Exchange-I have a good
residence at High, Texas, to ex-
change for a residence in West
Durant. This is a fine location
for a doctor, merchant or black
smith, on railroad twelve miles
west of Paris, Texas. D. w.
Price, High, Tex. 155-4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago MAY 1-CATTLE-Receipts. IS 900 headi mar
et STEADY; good TO prime steerE 50 6S6 6 poor
dun 81 258s5 90 oekers and feeders 81 I5qS6 5 cows.
1895 81 60S2 20; bulls
& 56Gsi 75; calves, S2G5 % Hods--RscOlpts 600
head higher; mixed ana butchers IS 1oS5 3d.
good choice heavy S5S5 80; roughs heavy 81 $50
"a S6t light $96S3 = ~ bu.k OF ~
lower good 10 choice wethers shorn 81 6Oq$5; fair
choice mixed shon 50 60GlS4 eoi native lanbs shoru
SidS9 90
Cincinnati May 1.-HOGs sotivoi butcherA S5 Is, CON-
mon 81 lOps5 so CATTLE quiet fair 70 good shippers
S5as5 Isl common 81 q 9S9 d. SHEEP steady. $685.
laInbs steady. IS 25GST 30.
Fast buffalo May l-CATTTE-Reosipts. 400 head,
fairly active 15f25c i0veri prime steers $6gss 40i ship
IS 39s4 To- bulls S8a$.! ~ ss9esFs and feed
sprngors good steady; common loweri good choice
sa5qS55 medium to good $S0a$4o; common, SlsGS2S'
Venls-Recepts $500 head; slows ~ 2b4S0 HOGS
Receipts, 1870 head fairly aetiys ana about steady;
heavy SIS 4Ods5 5G mixed IS 604SS 90 Workers So 4O
S. 65 pigs 50 s5gS5 40 roughs "a 0GS4 70 stays. So
cslpts aI coo headi sloi ambs 81 50G$o 40, yeazass
&S5 so, wethss sSgs6; ewes 81 1904 80; sheep
rnixod s. bo1Sa 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May l. 1905
COFFEE-The coffee market quiet, but ruled
easier TIE opening steady a. decline OF points
market increased the loss during the day closing
STEADY a. let decline Of 6Qlo points Sales were re-
ported q about 41OG0 bags. The decline in the
face q rather bGish private cables from Brazil
ne 0r and probable
movement. ans seemed be induced chiefly
s-e6 look the market Hav-e which according to
private reports Affected by May closed
a. decline II = franc AS indicated above. the news
ss5e from this seemed favorable prices Private
cables from wei known Santos house said; Holders
lot disposed 20 give IN prices Decidedly better
feeling ewing TO small receipts and decreasing
heat-er u1favorabe for harvesting. Harvest viii be
le-f- tlan usual RECEIPTS points small
ard warehouse deliveries fairly liberal The
ne6S r favorable character
Ger u -7E in fresh buying orders, and, suggested
' ne ume OF sales, 81 required only moderate offer
ngS II -sres prices owing 10 the limited demand The
r--tset quiet with quotations hast If
Ec TT Ei7 no The total warehouse
$3.50 S-l,es tor the week 167 LA bags against
e--3t ast week and 1I0zl4 year. Of the forr7er
e2-t Ne7-Iorf reported 1I6TO7 bags Santos reoepts
= e week aggTe5ated 55 GOO Rag. against 40 0O0 b 81
:, ~ 7''tly last year. Receipts Al Rio aggregated
--..- Lsss- against 1000 lasI week and 320OO lac,
-E-2 c-ea-ances 70 Europe for The week 600 bags
---.s ceaEeaces 10 the United hars,
49, ..''' Present stock Bahia bags
ca fellows - 1850 --'4--AeN u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
READING SYSTEM.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. p


LIBERTY STREET and SOUTH FERRY Ctims from
south Ferry i've minutes earlier than SHOWN Below
AASION, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AM 1TAT-C-Tt;
CEiCEh--z4OO C7-l5 Easton only, $40 a. m Co $40
o.UO too Eaeon on-y) ,. Sundays. z4SO lO0.
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-zLOo. e1o a II 200
p m sundays, z4SO a LOO D. m.
LAKEWOOD. LASEdURSr, TOMS RIVER AND
wood and Lakehurst onyl. 90 x6OS p sundayA.
ATLANTIC CITY-.s.4o a. m. 1910 ?. m
VINELANyD AND BEIDGETON-z+4.OO a n s. 20 . m
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINT@z4 %
$50, 1LSO a xlZO. 4-45- $50. $50. D.5O ..
ATLANTIC HLDs., SEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BE1CH
EAST LONG BRANCH-4O0. $50 $50, 1L3O a. n
49, 40 $3.50 Atlantic lids only. GO .. N sun
a. m. p.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Leave Pier -. r, ". 42zt
St, 9 80 a m. 355 Leave Pier 10 n p. CataF
St 10 20 and $50 for Atlantic Highlands
PTIILADEI.PHIA C3EADINI TER1IINAL9-s43O. Ton.
tSOO 900. 1000 t1L0O a m, t12o0, 100, $40.
t20O. 70 90 '4Oo. t50O. t6OO 1850. $780, 5000 p n
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREE-Ts-E4 .. 1900. 1000.
.12o0 a.. m. 200. t'4oo. 900. 200. t925 , m.
RAITTMoRH AND wAsHINGroN-s-Oo 1000. '12OO<
FADING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVTL.I1E AND WILL
IAMSPORT-I I4.OO g4.25, $500, 30 1000. II a n
Reading only) 1900 iI'L2O. 200 Readings
Pottsville, Harrisburg only. t40o; t5Q9 p m G..
zFrom Liberty Street only. "Daily. fDay except sun
days SSuudays only tParlor only. iVia Iaraa-
qua. xSaturdays. aE>xcept SATURDAYS.
Ofices Liberty St Ferry South Fer-y Aston House
Union Square West, 27P3 Third 273 West 18th ST.
o4I Columbus Ave York; 242 S43. 844 Fulton So
Fulton St. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway, Williamsburg
New York Transfer calls Tor and checks baggage u
destination.
". @. BESLER. c NJ BUTT.
vIce-Pres and Gen. NEr Gen. Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02

Sass sass 81 . y9ssF sEh s. SS - 10 winter patents
IS So9ss 20; No winter s. $5Sss so RYE flour
s4 sa K EnHd = S4 a. auo SSG0f fS
dried 81 1899 S. as to brand. BAG MBHL~steady;
RS weis a arm eT 81 acS auo & esq
SIT 2 reS SIS 10 STANDARD middng c SIS flour sa
s24 hominy chop si9 75Gs2o bulk s2Ogs2i Is sacks; oil
seadier today With sn9 %her' upshoot in May which,
tt that option 20 net higher in the local market and
T %5s of cents against 80 net rise At NewY9ri
somewhat f bee SST On of the S S rise T. Es due
20 lack OF bear pressure combined with the nrmness
Msstsrn points Gossip around the pit took on
have eg s s as an os@men the 1aSt Gaf prices s
% what is actually known OF the position. The Wis
a reduction OF $4,000 bush last year, was i'm
aht factor O strength being IN line with the
nnd opposed 10 the increase OF 100000 bush in
%oIids shpmens according Broomhalrs figures For
favT Tho western weather proposition continued to
re part in the days operations It codl over the
peet At Chicago about $4,000 bush wheat
We're 4a e0Htraets HeI9 300 bush % No red
invest receipts 2O8 compared with Isl
red, 81 SC elevator and a25.S sdoat both nominal
a. Northern Duluth 99ac, and No hard Manitoba
~ &c W. o ahoat COFNEood speculative buying at
in gSVe 20 corn firm tone al, day and It closed
day on offerinss the Nav Price in G6ieago uetI-
&c sharply ruling most Of the day firm about
movement in nunbeT Of sections t there s de94eass
OF 100000 bush in the amount o massage and Of
O3o bush in the visible supply. Gables
but without sales export prices being
aost wSite 52c and Se gel %%S 5so
an OAIs-The oats market stendy to Arm with
follows Mixed 20 to SO h. 81 i Bs5c natural White
80 70 90 n. 35GS61ac and clipped White 80 to 40 H.
30 $taa gSso RYE Nominal BARfEY-Siarket quiet
ing 4eS52op o0ief Baf sI5t0 N'E0F and malt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
new YORK, NEW haven 3 HARTFORD R. R

Trains depart from Grand central station 4-d s. and
B0sTON via New London and Proviaence--tf4:5e-
tt1o;0o x 1902 a SI 45l'oo. 'H;1oS 'xlS'VO'
BOSfOT via V-iiiiuancic-fFs:0O A NJ. 1900 P. N
BOSTON via SpringheId-T9.00 y H.. 81 Eco. 'i4oOs
s11;OO P. NJ.
FITCHEURG. via Putnam and WOrcester-f3-O0 p. ~
LAKEVILI-E AMI NORFOLFl-+s:50 A u, 1881 ? n
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCEBRIDGE. LE%O&. PITTS
FIELD-ri:5O, $3.50 a. 81. 1881 P. -. -,
WATERBURY and MINSFEL(-t4;50, 5000, t.S;0S
1902 sC1GO2 Waterbury, a. NJ, fi:OS. ff-SOs
s95:0I 1000 $500 10 Waterbury P. ".
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central Station and e12otA
St. also CSC. c261, 11s5s e1354 BroadEsy es PaES
Place square else Fifth Ave, Gas Columbus
Ave Ave CTS West 125th St. T9S ThiE5
In Brooklyn. c342. $50 Fulton St. $50 Broad
way. 2. D
125th XStops 125th ST. Sundays only. tParior car
Limited. Has dining car. cFarlOr and Sleeping cas
Q. T. HESGPsTE4AD. Gen Pass As-
O. NJ SHEPARD Gen. Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, May /. D m.-CoTToN-sp0t in fair de-
maud: prices points higher American midding fair,
Ard; good mddng ADD middling. 429d: nldlinG.
418d good ordinary, 95d: ordinary 879d The sales OF
day were bales, which 800 bales for
speculation and included 1900 bales Americans
receipts 5000 bales including 4.SO0 bales American
Futures opened steady and closed firms American mid
ding & o c. May, 415d; May and June 4l5d June and
JULY And July August 4.1ed; August and Septel
Der. GOD; September and october 422d october and
November. 4 2Bd: November and December AID: De
oenber January 425d: January and February 426d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02

Cash quotations were a follows: FLOUR easy; WHEAT,
No spring. SS993}4c: No 3, S4d93c; No red TSS91ci
CORN. No 2 4sc; No yellow. 49c; OATS, No 2 2Sssci
No white S2q521sc; No rye. Zoe; BARLEY. good
SEED No l, 81 -; No Northwestern. 81 40; CLOVER
contract grade S13; MESS PORK Dbl S11 75011 S0
La 6s per o leo 6 SS 19 C aes s5As
on the Produce Exchange to-day: BUTTER easyi
crearnsre5, 20424c; diaries. 1s422c EGGS steady at
marx included 14zg15c; drsts, 16c; prime hrsts
17c extras 1S]zc; CHEESE lac.
Duluth, May Closet WHEAT, No Northern, e2$so;
No Northern. soSqSS1so; May. S24sc July s2c Sep
TENDER, S1<c
Milwaukee May WHEAT. No l Northern. 97ge9oi
7Sc. BARLEY. No ., 51c; sample. 3S15oc- CORN.
May, 1880 bid
Philadelphia. May Wheat firm: contract grade.
May s4195c. CORN quiet; May. 5OG5O1zc. OATS weak
No white, natural, 96c; No white clipped, a6O &C
FLOUR duh; winter extras S. 9OgS4 10; Psnnsyl
winter 81 1O9$4 so; do straight, S4 50
asa do patent 81 1895; Kansas clear sacks 81 -
asa do straight sacks, 81 64S4 So do patent SACKS
sOQS 10; spring, clear 50 154 ZOE DO straight % %
Western creamery 27q2T12c; do nearby prints. 2Se
EGGS firm; nearby fresh. lie at mark; Western resh
l7AcQ17ao mark. CHEESE firm; New-4orN tul4
cream, fancy olO. lie; do choice. old 132gl31sc CO.
good, old. I3g13hc: do No l. 12D12@c Receipts;
Flour LOCO bbs sacks; 1000 bush;
1000 bush; corn, 4 90 bush; oats. $4,000 bush.
St. Louis May Close: WHEAT No red cash
elevator nominal: May. Sec July, 7934 GI9Ssc; Ne
hard 90G93c. CORN, No ., cash, 4Tc; May 46gI6tsci
July y 8452so OATS. No 2. cash. sc; Nay 2'4Aci
July. 2Iiac: No white, &c
Toledo May 1-CLOvERsEED. cash. IS asked; o.
tober So 50 askedi ALSIKE. prime. s. 60; TIMOTHY
pritpA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02

p1i-.e 80 market FOR spot cotton closed quiet and
higher At 9oc FOR nniddling upland and s. l5c
erts lf Sales 80 900 bales. deliveries contract
hIot markets teleErzphed foows Mobile
s5-hangea at &c: Gales 300 bales. savannah Arm
MINER - 7Ssc sales. 1023 bales Norfolk steady Bo
hF ~ nc; sales. 300 bales Baltimore nominaliy y
&c - t'sc 81 Louis quiet &c higher 11-l6c;
~ ~ bales Galveston nrn. " higher at 7eac; sales
ssf,-Dse s NeV-OTleans arm, 1-18c higher a 7-l6c
20 bales. Memphis firm I-I6o higher at 1l-l6c
- - go bales Estimated receipts az leading points
cay At Galveston COCO e.500 bsles against
sS9 as week and 2223 last year. at Houston 576o 20
Orleans eoo9 20 1900 bales. against e2os last
6 an1 z,507 last year.
ps Es2eg.s e he ports ana interior points to-day on-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nav 1-clestns--wHEAT-sp quiet, No
California Is ssdi futures steady May. Is bhdi July
6I 6iad September. o. AAd COS-Spot quiet American
mixed new. As "a; American mixed Old IS io4d futures
quletl May As lLd! July, As pad. PEA5-CanadIan
firm as ia FTOiJl-s Louis fancy winter steady M
% HOPS in London Pacific Coasp guet, f6Glf6 Us
EEEF-strangf extra India mess, s6s. PORK dull: primo
mess. Western 62a ID. HAMs-short cut, Il to 10 N,
strong, 44s BACON drn: Cumberland cut 20 to 80 M
43s rib Is 10 "a To- 42s long clear mddeE light
~ % sA ID Dos dd long clear mealsa hsaVy as 70 20 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02

o59tiNBiTm receipts 2ls bbIs sales o56 b6s; ship
ss o.. 1"S9 bills Quoted: G g. 80 D. = %; u.
T S5 e. % TO- G. So 49, 50 80: I, 81 49, Il, - fOi
81 $50 60 ,oi \: So 50; W G, IS So. W, s. %. .
AHJIn, May spirits TURPENT1NE, sos lHgSlN
JIJe3hPc strained, IS Ard; fine. lis Cd BEEN
04Ai'-Aay, rs lOhd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
NAVAL STORES.

1b. faat that tho local market IS practically bare OF
spot stocks Of spirits turPentno sustained the narket on
a. bigsv average lately assumed. The quoted prices
Sov.vsr ere more less nominal with machine made
barrels quoted at 6olbc Resin was firm but quiet ana
D-obs1rsd Tar ruled steady 20 firm former priceB
sit5 ds5;1snd rood In G tqbbing way, We quotei
SPIRITS TURPbTIIHaS-''l- ana H'aeiin0 '"iN jug
eCho
HHNGTHTg fsTrmen 20 good strained So Is r 50 I50
ss o. - "a apS8 q; O. So 85gSS 40! n, 50 6oq$S TOT
81 6Oqs3 e0 81 85s4 49i NJ - sSGT4 VoI ~ 30 lo
w c. IS 50, and w W. % ou
STOCK ON HAND.
ygnafn Is
Spirits turpentine. bills
- o'f
-, ,- 80 NAV Spirits TtrsPENrINR, nothing
DOING prices unchanged receipts, II casks. IOSlN
Ethbs doingi prices unchanged receipts ia Dds TAR
@Firm 81 50; receipts, 2S2 nhLs, CRUDE IqE P1S-
TINJ5-Firn, se 3d. 81 Gnd g. %; receipts LOS ,sas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02

I9 ~ 4os Cd sHoULDEFssquare II TO IS 70. steady.
Bis LARD quiet; prime Western in tlerces 35s Cd:
AmsTtcan refined In pals. s6s Cd. BUTTER nominal.
colored 55s. TALLOW-Prine CITY STEADY 23s
TURPENTINE-Spirits firm. ASS 81. ROSIN-Comnon
firm. rs 71Rd. PETROI.EUM-Refned quiet 5Ad. LIN
SEED OH, strong. POS 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02

now 16 equals 91ec duty paid basis and that price
-Iuscovado, 50 quoted at lJl0c,
being about s. sugar 50 test at 1-l6c. those prices
as near the trading basis sugars
should be- I at the Those values however.
London T,,tSJoAsu upon less nominal The
LOT May June 'N sugar "US S'@-U' - 80 4V|1u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02

nee ce5les; 45iSCoffee market quiet; No Ro'
S-1-sz ~ 10 Loo; Shipments for the United
49, s-sa1Ef goa average Santos $500; receipts
t- Ass STOCK, $1,000 bags. HamburR-cofres market
- s-e5i, t1c14-eed. at 2:50 N was net IN
$500 u :. tts higher sales, 5000 bags: stock IN
@-E l4.syo Tags, of which l.24O 600 are BraziJIan
5ga-s- t55vJ5 and 10000 respectively last month
-l-e- Market opened barely steady unchangsd
70 = franc lower; AT = unchanged; at 2 M Z 80
fe'eI' a. $50 n unchanged: total sales 80 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
THE ELeIN BUTTER MARKET.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
rd r.,sh Ill. May Butter 25c 10 on the
tIu OF Trade to-day last week
RI'1es' sales in this district were $50, coo 10.