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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
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Chicago. March 5.-The grain markets opened
moderately to-day. but expended their bearish feel
ings in the forenoon and were looking somewhat
more hopeful for the bulls in the end. May wheat
at the close only &c to ho lower for the day
and July Ac higher. The increase of $50 600 bushels
the visible was less than expected and the TAX
ing at the seaboard OF ffty-two boatoads for
port since the close Saturday although chiefly of
Manitoban wheat, gave the situation somewhat
hopeful aspect. Corn and oats did more than
recover their early losses. the former being sc
higher and the latter from 40 to Ac up, compared
with final prices of the previous week. Provisions
opened strong. and had weak movements
throughout the day. At the close advances were
registered OF Z7l5o in pork. 1oc in lard and zoo in
ribs.
The wheat market travelled a downward course
rapidly for little while at the opening. and then
checked up There a break of i4c in the first
half-hour, after which the market developed
steader tendency. Buying by shorts who took to
covering their lines for handsome profits was the
only support of the market.
Local receipts were sixteen cars; estimate Of to-
norrow's local receipts fifteen cars The highest
May reached was 1850; the lowest. 72c, with the
close at 7sssc 7S1ac. July closed at 7ec to 79sc,
after sene. low 7S1sc-
The corn market felt the influence Of the weak
ness IN wheat early, and there was considerable
selling on cable news OF a large surplus of corn
in Argentina for shipment. The market however,
was well supported fractional decline. the de-
rnand being largely from shorts. later cable from
Argentina quite the reverse Of the early one added
impulse to the buying movement and the market
rallied sharply.
Local receipts were 275 cars, with 2sO estimated
for tomorrow. Shipments hence. 2E0o0 bushels.
MAY closed at the top-43c to 431sc. The lowest
42sc July closed 431zc TO 1885, after selling
high as 1890 and as low as R3sc. At the opening
the oats market eased off little in sympathy with
other grains but later held remarkably firm. There
was good inquiry in the sample market at from A4c
to 5kc advances Local receipts 246 cars, with
2l1 estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hence
were 24 900 bushels.
The market closed &c to 5-16c higher for the
day May sold from 2ss4c TO SOlsc. closing at the
latter price July closed at 29Ac to 29asc.
The highest 1880 and the lowest 2s3lo TO
2S7sc.
Local run of hogs, that Saturday esti-
mated at $4,000 only amounted to 5000
Prices at the yards the highest Of the
son. and from 15c above Saturdays figures.
Packers were steady and liberal buyers, and those
speculative longs who took profits at lower prices
were replacing what they had sold.
May pork sold firm SO 65 up SO TO- and eased
OFF 10 S567la May lard sold from 81 IS off 10
81 s2ls, and reacted TO 81 80. May ribs sold from
IS % off TO s. 22A IS 25 and reacted to IS 57A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

CoFEFE,-Tba o,,,. ,,., New-Yorl5. March s. 1906
lower cattefn SPiG ausda Tas Unbalanced 2sa
from Fl points on some positions on firm Closing 70 cabi e
tpsgd asnea of sap 69 ased rg ga9
oy Barry Sa eab es he o day Hye Of
closer a a6oq oa sando but avand BEFORE R
Rio 81 1 i8 8%s Both the primary were hgheF
e5ang a by decline Of II the rate Of BTazn aeon
sPo fS d9P ezcaH5 rse GaRfs TeP9I aS
out OF the vaorization plan and as sgcb I W4TaE
at the ports reaching X 666 ran little heavier
heavy bur aH6 me sac Paulo Comparatively
nin IaSt year Warehouse deliveries appear TO be run
ports on Saturday against S4 bags last y eaF a. p 2
against 1899 bags for the same Week last 0 year ear 0as
basis of 7i6o for Rio as quiet with quotations the
sgsnf ne mHited States for the were bags
Is SO ba year OF the former amount reported
S1ss 600 and nd Rio receipts $500 bags making total Of
a as EsaF The weekly clearq9ces and shipments at Rio
nc9dng 82 900 United States 1000 to Europe ana
which 1900 for the United States and aS bass 81
10000 United states and SO 900 TO F Sa including
Tad were 81 600 bags Of which IS 600 were the
moyement was follows: Receipts 6ioO bags s lt,l
1900 bass eleaPs1Ses to Germany 100 bags TO the
CSTTonMThe cotton market comparatively quiet
bags Prices huctuated irreguiaTiy within COMPARE
lowest. or to IS points lower u '"O q U''
Ih9 opening was easy at decline OF to points
ana predictions for decreased spot following the
Scve business Of the last month. Offerings quite
heaVy- Buyers of last week profts. there
was selling by
eosofbed at first by the covering OF
and the buying by New-Orleans of the Wall
Street bulls Notwithstanding weakness in the stock
market. When the Houston estimate indicating g
rather heavier movement for to-day received.
however. ths market turned easier on partial
There partial rally shorts turned for
profits but after OF
market eased Oft again IN the late trading.
spot markets according 10 official reports We're
changed TO lilo higher Private wires from the South
reported continued good inquiry but stated that bust
scarcity OF desirable grades grades
Is said TO be improving somewhat but this quite a
usual development at this of the and will
probably become prominent within sixty
days Local spot people that holders Of good grades
the South In a independent position
arbitrary In their views Liverpool reported spot
sales Of 10000 bales and sales from the local stock for
consumption SIS bales
The OF prices IN the local market day
was fDlfO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06

The local market for spot quiet with prices
70 rF 5S6 9weG Cuff IL sa io eoiS bass southern
markets we're as and neha aH
1O5sc sales Norfolk steady and unchanged at
at lie Augusta ana lso higher 1O7so sales 4lo
bales steady and UNCHANGED at lo%c sales
212 bales. New-Oreans quiet and unchanged at 1O%c
sales 420o bales 100 N6Phs ana TeeeSts at lead
ing points omorrow At Houston $500 to z 600 bales
5000 1900 bales against 7 400 last 0 week and l3
10 800 last week Cotton Exchange
special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton in good demand
can IL 900: receipts bales; American 1900; mid
higher closed barely steady decline OF sac points
March and MarehrAprl , !ld; AIT-y ia
September 67Sd 2ssd 0co5eg,So
Yarns m S2h i good agms9d the -four market
day was at sandsl being checked q, by the unsetted
wheat situation Prices were about Zoe 9SsE e. Spring
patents So ao spring clears So 4oa$s 70; extra No
RYE FLOUR steady 9goted; Fair 70 g99d g 6oa$3 9O
Quoted Kiln dried So G5ds2 IS as to brand BAGSEAL
steady quoted; Fine white and yellow. 81 49, coarse
Western spring $40 40: mlddlng $40 40 flour
500 Sc, sui 1 red $40 ?2s SACKS Eek Fe s e1y a h o
homny chop, $40 70 bulk. $50 90 sacks; omeal
GRAINGwHBAT--A considerably better tone appeared
and FOR some time afterward decided weakness was
& ddGns d9 a1d yd f9 o Sar
low record for the sessPn The sg6ieqgen rally
crease disturbing from abroad regarding the
Morocco question. Consos lower, and the bulls
used war talk for 1t worth Another factor
the estimate by Snow making 176 600 900
hush compared Minneapolis figures OF 213OO0 900
on Saturday He predicted that the government
vcuId show under $50 bush. On the bulge May
wheat was carried up S5Ac closing at that figure.
In addition active covering there was considerable
buying OF investment order and better tone at the
close than the has shown In some time One Of
private wire houses had an ATGene eape report
ing the surplus wheat only !5.OOoOoo bush Active
asrs ~ strength also Chicago. Exporters into
~ ket more freely the decline. taking about 20
lads most OF II Manitoba A Kansas city paper
800 Nth an estimate farm reserves Of i5G0ON00O
fStsb Tho liverpool decline Of %sH44d not con
a'5ar.1 fnII response the American weakness
SatIr6av Int the Paris markets closed with drop OF
=, ~. Oh roints Berlin IL @1& lower
i,,3anest points down, Worlds shipments
% IN bOs 900 bush, compared $50 600 bush
Trsvtois week Seaboard cearances light,
ing T. rscants about 100000 bush smaller than
aor T-s cash market closed Irregular SIC No 2
ses ., eIevator and s6Ac ( b ahoat nominal; No !
Srtharn Duluth. Sc Z b hhoa CORN-Except right
=, az nnenng when the market eased wheat
,bers was a good throughout the day and
neralv higher prices especially tho West Locally
market closed y higher after having been sc
further reductions I'm Western receipts had
visible supply showed liberal increase, but there
less from tho Argentine and good bull
Sort day. The crowd also construed tho snow esti-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
NIL HEARING ADJOURNED.
PAGERS WM AnS1rer Questions If
Courts So Order Him.

srr,.ne Court Justice Gildersieeve. after short
SUI go. adjourned the hearing yesterday on thu
at - - whether Il. l. Rogers, OF the Stand
-, coro,spv. should answer questions pro-
N1 :. rsr, before Commissioner Sanborn, in
-, ~ the state Of Missouri TO revoke the
~ - - she standard OIL Company and sub
,o,,,sujes 10 30 business in the state
-. Wollman. counsel for Attorney General
-. n Missouri asked the court for an order
u;r. Mr. Rogers 10 answer. w. Y. Rowe, OF
'0- 80 sor AIr. Rogers, said that an order at the
l-.-.rt ZINE was not necessary. as the final de-
- - +be Missouri courts had not yet been
"a 5ovn. as the oil company had moved for re-
&c which would be heard within ten days.
~ ,lso wish 10 tell the court as the mouthpiece
40 Rogers" continued Mr.. Rowe, that if the
..,,sior Of tie Missouri courts as against Mr..
4 la. h will answer the questions as 10 the
h ~ ,r-ersfer without any order Of the court
~ es,5 raj Nj. Rogers was not a recalcitrant
l.-sss hui simply stood on his rights. under the
S1 ,, 1Fe'nan objected 10 the adjournment, say
~ .lst ii was another effort OF the Standard on
GtrnSry 10 ne the case up, but Justice Glider
s.ora sad he did not see how the adjournment
old ne the matter up. and he adjourned the hear
ing until March -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
BIG BLOW TO BROKERS.
Court of appeals Harris Legal
BombsheU at Curb Mem.

curb brokers' In Broad street were startIsd ves
uAS oy INC news that the Court of Appeals had
NelSeu mo uecision OF the Appellate Division Of
the supreme Court and OF the former trial fudge
Al t4e case OF marry and Walter Content brokers
against Peter Banner the we'll know, raoI asto+ :
investor The opinion. which was written nv Jus-
'ioo "iharu bartlett and concurred in by the six
o.HeF Jusuees OF the Court OF Appeals affects not
alone the curb brokers' but all stockholders who
carry STOCKS on margin for their customers II
does not AFFECT the purchase by telephona Of s+ocko
Ior thelr customers but il prevents them from dis
Po's VI 'ie STOCK IN that manner. or from selling
without written contract. without informing
the customer of the exact time and place ar which
they purpose selling the stoc, 1ba,, 80, Io -
pehea 10 sell 1t at public auction SO that the GUS
toner may DC there 10 look after his own inter
es's III case he has failed to put up margins and
the broker wishes to dispose OF the stock This
the brokers' have not been obliged to do in the mast
Inc present decision, therefore. establishes a
precedent that is creating havoc in their ranks for
IL upsets the system in practice for years
Inc Coi'ehls 1t Is said. will lose SO 900 IN
ulis s.Nsle operation litigation over which has
tended Tor period OF nearly three years.
On April q. 1900. the Contents acting as brokers
ot Ftter Banner. purchased 800 shares of Electric
venice STOCK at Ss TO 49, and 800 shares OF New
1OA Transportation stock at u 20 12a. Banner put
~ No margin at the time. The stocks went down
Inc brokers asked him for margins and still he
Heoiileu 10 put up any. They notified him that
they would SELL and did ION the curb" dispos-
ing or the first named securities at IT. 16A and 1sH
and the other stock at IA and tx
IN a suit they brought TO recover damages the
trial Judge gave a Judgment in their favor of So
4O' o. Banners counsel appealed the case, but the
Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court affirmed
the ruIng or the trial Judge. Under instructions
from Mr. Banner his counsel Otto Horwitz took
me case 10 the Court of Appeals. After a lengthy
trial. in which Charles Z. Rushmore of counsel
Tor the brokers' admitted to Justice Cullen that he
fOr SaIa tha
stock except at public auction the decision which
LAWYERS say should be Of the greatest interest to
an Hno oea IN stocks on margins. handed
DOWN by Justice Bartlett on February q at Al
bany, and made public yesterday. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
FOR REFORM IN POSTAL LAWS.
Penny Post Planned-Should Mails Garry
Merchandise?

he Postal Progress League. an organization
Fa.a fayors the passage by Congress OF the reso-
-laan 10 consolidate third and fourth class mail
natter At s cents q pound, is making vigorous
orlsgl for the measure.
4as resolution was introduced by Congressman
Hsl'y, o. Connecticut. three months ago and is
.-'oe- Il IS said, hy the Postmaster General. The
F'sA Progress League IS distributing a circular
ai'a.ning the names Of the House Postal Com
--1ee and urging upon their constituents that
-s insist that their Representatives vote for the
'7s-lnon The circular says:
--Ee reelection 70 Congress IN the future depend
-''- Improvement q our parcels post now.
lanes L cowles. secretary and treasurer of the
ssgas said.
m !, opposition 70 the resolution IS based, first
,-,--s9 t.lei that The postal deficiency would be
rz-- Tl aLc, second, that the pOstOftice depart
01sAI not 10 carry merchandise.
--s -sasue has compiled some interesting figures
-.--Ag Tie relative cost Of mailing parcels Of
- merchandise .n European countries and IN
= ---iea states. in Great Britain the rates are:
.- -.-I1S q cents; Il pounds. p cents: p pounds
II, parcels, IS cents. The cost Of mailing par
=. y me same weight IN the United States IS
h., - - aAd 81 respectively. II IS also shown
: rar+ s3'aeate rate pound for merchandise is
Ee-< 49, Inc foreign rate IS only y cents.
ars 4 .1s = delay. the Postal Progress League
b $50 means q Joss OF thousands OF dollars 10
Il rssssa-e ana 10 Tie public il is asserted that
cat go ~ iie I'm ail increase the postal rev.
- Increase the deficiency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
TyTER-MET. SYNDICATE.
r.ba. Loeb s Co. to Underrcnte
the Common Stock.

.rrsfing plan for the Interborough-
me Ger company common stock has been re-
yet1opO syndicate has been formed under the
sveo g. OF Kuhn, Loeb & Co TO underwrite
r'snsse--.oD stock OF the company. Il is under
The oO .sst the stock is to be underwritten at So
5000 N knoWn that one large banking house
sd ..s,ribed for 5000 shares had only 1000
vhi| - a. This Is taken 10 indicate that there
slio1e~ .,os demand for the stock at the new
vas g0o0
Trcs -. r,errer was announces II was stated
Nn, underwriting syndicate had been formed
tast =, the common stock at 60. Later # was
10 SUI, enough OF the stock had been sold at
sao N-,naring favcrably with the market quota
ITioes ,ske the underwriting syndicate unneces-
ions he rlan had been abandoned Since then
say S - the stock IN the market has steadily
the Ps, -,r 6S 70 81. There has been nothing said
de'ln'D ,be price at which the new syndicate
ys' ne stock 10 the public.
VII GU, ,ss not so much surprise yesterday at the
Thss new underwriting syndicate for the
DeEs 90 Metropolitan stock had been formed
lnis' - Loeb & co. should be at the head OF
as bA ta,tln= firm underworld the $4,000 900
l1s, SerII-lties stock IN 1902 for 81 500 COO.
ne ptOsAc underwriting 10 20 in September, 1873.
tnf O, - 4 Co then withdrew entirely from the
Kuhl, - ssairs turning their holdings over to
f1llpaiH = Ex-on and associates. II reported
thomas = tGat Thomas Il. Ryan was accused
r. ia -ige-s of having mlSrepresented the Metro
by tne 'si.1ation. Kuhn. Ioeb * 60. merely said,
poL,al ~ fheir official statement that they had
hoEele., because they did not have the time TO
Withdrawn ..-ecrical operation of the road that a
give 10 - - III their relations TO It would make
sortnrsnoe "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06

and door and se slowly Irregular pricsA We quotes
POTATOES AND tRGEFABL HDS * weak Tor All
Sweet potatoes dull and %saE Onions show Irregular
quality spd value Domestic cabbegss weaker Norto.
Charleston bees carrots and arriving ana sell.
lettuce light supply Florida vegetables. in free supply
I i mnds lover Cuban vegetables ssng ws1 s
readily as quoted No important arrivals from California
ond crop per Dbl s. 5ss M DO so9thsrn ssass &c. do
sPd western. bulk per- 6assf bag
Scotch 81 dOSs 81 90 IRISH FIST 81 s . g. SWEET P
5 sl per SG per S.
s. 5 sTsfn PER S9zsn 6Tn, sS en- psr
dozen EMS sl nRGssEIs sPRoGTs long Island
Sass: do Ne1S-oreans s29s2 50; DO Florida per Dbl
@ S5a pF sra ds ssf bush do & per 81 s. 2i
CARROTS. Bermuda. per 100 lunches 75e9Sl 80;
g so@s 81 S 9SS DC sd ws cSsb r SS
sds per e da ssS SSS Dc a aRa xh pen
case 81 5Ogsa 5O do half 81 56aS2: CELERY.
stats per dozen stalks 1Sge9e DO GafTn per case
ROLE New-oTlsans per Dbl. seFs7; EaGPLANTs Flor
R1R1sH per s sSSsS SAIE No SfS per e6 7se
a per 800 Do %6f6 salS
basket s1as2 so; ONIONS, Cuban per s2ass; do
90 25s$2 weston white white: per 66 81 oSs2
DO and b or b T9 Est sgss aS o
in bulk per $50 10 $1Qsi 80; orange County yellow
0 per 40 100 sSd bu RSF & DO 90
S2gS3; do Baltimore scallons bush basket, I6ci
OKRA Florida, carrier s26s4 Cuban 81 6OGs2 5o
PEPPERS. Florida. per carrier. s2qs3 so; DO Cuban
81 6OqS2 90; PEAS. Florida. basket. siS4 PAIRS
LEY New-Oreans, curly, 100 punches. S3S3 80; do
plain s2gS3; do Bermuda per box 81 Sogs1 70; PAIRS
NIPS. Dbl, S1GS1 %; ROMAINE. New-Orleans. per
Dbl s29$4 DO Florida basket s19s2 So do Bermuda
box. S1GS2: STRING BEANS. Florida crate.
S2gSo; do green per basket or crate s29S6; SPINACH
81 5Gs1 70 do marrow. 81 25Qs1 so; do Fioriaa white
per box S1S2 do Cuban large crate s2qs3: do per
bush crate 81 25qSi So TOMATOES FloIda per carrier
81 50GS5 90; do Cuban $1Qs4 so; TURNIPs Canadian.
rutabaga bb 75qs5c; do Irish, rutabsgs bag.
51aT5c do Jersey and Long Island ruebags. Dbl.
e5qSOo do Southern rutabaga new per bhl 81; do old
WATERCREsS, per 100 punches. So 5OG$3. HOTHOUSE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. with fancy large
white exceeding top quotations Lettuce weak and lower
Cucumbers steady. Tomatoes scarce and high Other
products unchanged: We quote: CUcUSfBERS. Boston.
LETTUCE Eastern. per dozen 4O975c: RADIsHES, per
100 punches $2as2 SO; RHTTRATlB per dozen punches
25Gl50c MINT per punches 60l7T5c MUSHROOMS.
per 10. 15G5oc; TOMATOES. per n. 2oG40c.
HAY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unusually light for
two days Market prime l. fairly strong
No 2 and weak and neglected all low
grades We quote Prime large bales PEI 100 10. soci
No s0as2i4c No 2 62ad7Oc No 8. 50a55c; shipping
45G411hc; clover. mixed, 628G7Oc: do clear 100000.
STRAW-Fairly steady GOd65c Corrected prices for
March No g. SGG60c. Receipts Of hay and straw IN
reported at the Produce Exchange to-day:
Hudson River Railroad, no. Erie 30; Pennsylvania 40;
Iehigh Valley soc; Baltimore Ohio total
Receipts Of straw. 40 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
Stockholders ANXIOUS.
Fear for Thar Equity in Tidezcater
Steel Com pdng.

Some 0. he larger stockholders OF the T1dewater
S,l Company have decided that Il is about time
n s-sirhien out the affairs OF that concern and
70, something OFT Of the property for the stock
rs,isys The concern has been closed and the prop
cry iIs Tor about TWO years. There is debt or
s6eo due IN the next eight months, and If liquida-
Ion forced by the creditors It is feared that the
equity q. the stockholders VIII be eliminated II Is
Ills that has brought the present action.
Committees have been formed 10 represent the
rshrred and common stock holders. and they
ays been asked 10 deposit their stock with the
Guaranty Trust Company. Of this city. Charles T.
Sch0sl c. Z. Stafford and A J. Hemphiu repre-
.sri lie common stock holders. and Frederick J.
Lsuzn Sidney n March and J. NJ ceballos the
Preferred stock holders.
/ was sad yesterday that no plan Of reorganiza-
lion had been decided on. but that this action was
'akel because il was felt Il was time 70 do some
hing. a fortnight ago il was reported that there
would be q combination If the T1dewater and other
s,esl companies along the lower Delaware, that
coal LANDS would be purchased, and that q com
i9ly would be brought into existence 10 rival the
cher big steel combinations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
"TEt FOR EAST SIDE OF cHAMPLAIN.

-, T. March ITO furnish adequate hotel
l,r O-1loAs tor the east side Of Lake Cham
l,s.- ~1" sk.scfaDlng hotel IS 70 be built in
- me principal city u this state There
o.. 'esl sufficient hotel room on the east side
-eAe. and when Ralph Pulitzer married the
~ - % DR. ~ Seward Webb the lake steam
F,r, - De chartered 10 furnish quarters for the
,,s,,r. -"e Vermont Fish and Game League was
e. 10 cross the lake into New-York last
Tie rev t}id the annual FISH and game dinner
tlse- 800 VIII tr uTegroOf, and will rise ten
fzrc c- IRE adjoining structures. II Will
View - ~" Jag above Tie lake and VIII AFFORD
NY rfs I's a-IFo gloiug country FOR more than
{ 1sy-se ~ colonel EDWARD Hatch, r., OF Lord
Enterprise ana rnarv v-Su l,noVn men OF
49, 80 AeA-Y.L6 are associated with him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
Elwood w Vine. No. 407 West 145th street; liza
bilites $494; assets 500: principal creditor the
Syracuse Fire and Arms Company, Albany, 5000.
All Of petitioners Indebtedness incurred in AL
bany in 1898.
Jean Baptiste Alement Blaine. by occupation. the
petition states. hardresser of No. $40 Eighth ave-
nue.; liabilities, $500; assets. So principal creditor,
Joseph Balme Mines, France. borrowed money
$500
Nathan Feildberg. No 12s East 18th streeti la
bilites, 624; assets. $527; principal creditors. A
L Germansky. No. 80 Columbus avenue. $780, H j.
Detz, New-York City, $1,000
F. A. Griffin appointed receiver Of the bust
ness OF BreenBtein & Hfrsch, contractors No 15
East l0Sd street. with bond Of 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 5.-ctosinE; wHUAr-spo. ncznfnAis
futures easy March. IS It'd May IS Ssdi Juy 81 ~
CORN-Spot steady; American mixed new. asi Arnsrcan
mixed. old - Tad futures qusti Mareh A. I'd Aay
A. 1sd- PEAS-Canadian steady, 6s 100 FIIOCE-S
Louis fancy winter steady o. HOPS IN London UHaiho
COAST steady II 1OsQf3 15s BEEF steady sxrs Ind =
us 3D. PORK firm: prime ness Wsstern. I5s ed
HAMS-short cut II 20 10 10 steady a. tos 81 sAco.
quiet; Cumberland cut % 30 10. as short rib Ia
TO "a n. 4s long clear mindless light % % 81 10 sss
long clear middleS. heavy IS 70 40 70 <s %; morn
% ABS: clear bellies. IA TO 10 -.
ass. SHOULDERS II 70 IS 70 quiet BIS %.
LARD steady; prime Western IN terces. Ns Ausrtcal
refined. IN pals 4Os 3D. BITTER steady finest Unitsd
States eos CHEESE steady; American.
white 62s Sd: finest colored e4s Ga TALLow~
Prime city Arm at 25s TURPENTI2S HS-Sptr1ts stseey
ass Sd ROSIN-COmulon quiet at 9s load PETHc-
LEUM-Rsnned quiet e%d. LLNSEED ON. steady
22s