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New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

c-bicasD Nav 14-Unexpectedly strong markets
1, E-Tr0ne to-day drew the attention OF wheat
49, Temporarily away from domestic conditions
and caused a firm market all day. Az the close
prices were a shade lower TO lc higher thah ~ tho
previous final figures. Corn ana oats SIOSeo easy
90 NItbough Kansas and Northern Oklahoma had
been drenched by general ram QSl % Hg tnT rs
twenty-four hours the erect on the spScuLd'I p I've
market for wheat here was not what had been eN-
pected the wet weather having apparently OeeI
entirely discounted the previous sesSlOH- a. IL
time during the day were prices more tl+h 74c pc
low Yesterdays final quotations. While the july De
livery the active option. was at one time Ilt
-. 49, the rreyioJ1s close During the first
half OF the session the market displayed ueclueu
-tra,~+L but in the final hour sentiment became
less buIIish and the distant futures developed con
siderable heaviness The principal bullish influence
was the strength of the leading grain markets OI
Europe Berlin and Budapest being up Z1sc ana 90
rasnectively and Liverpool showed gain equal 10
1.c 10 &C UnfavOrable weather IN GERMANY usHS
Argentine shipments and small STOCK IN ELs1aIo E I
and France were given as the reason IUr 'i5S 5.S
vance abroad Cash trade here ana IN TIE SUM
west was very slack. but MlnneapoHs TepCIteu epI,
brisk demand for the cash gram anu IlSe14Gt
oIIirv for -four During the day the JuIy ueil'
ery ranged between 81 I3l3 and 81 "A. Pront taxing
In the final hour caused decline OF more Inah 7so
go, the hest marks OF the day. but the close on
nearby futures was firm. while the deferred delv-
cries were barely steady maj quoI1'iOiS Oii ''
W-t xeaIber caused rather firm opening in the
corn market. but sentiment soon became oe@Li, rrs
ojDe 10 the liberal sales by influential houses 4hs
Nav delivery proved exception ana conllhusU
rr1 the entire day, because OF covering Oy siloIls
Offerings from the country we ~, Isa -riCss
the total was still rather small Al the CIose
80 - higher to sac to 1ac lower. July sold be-
tv,aeD 6Ss.c and 69I2c and closed at 6Sc-
oats for May delivery touched a new nlsh ~ lhdIh
for the season when the price touched 6s7tc, owing
to active buying by shorts. The market IN genera,
however was rather weak the greater part OF the
dav particularly the deferred futures, Whlch "SLo
Indar heavy selling pressure because OF faVoraDie
weather conditions. At the close the May option
w. iio ttg,er than the previous close. but other
sIi-ss we're &c to Sc lower. fnal quotations on
NJ, befns AT 591kc and July 515sc-
provisions were firm all day on ouylns oy ..
iorge extent on a marked falling on IN hos Ieceips
20 western packing centres Prices at the eloSo
vyare unchanged 10 T77sc higher
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
TIRGINIA SIZES" UP
p,1;eped Payment of Long De-
,o5 Rouds VIII Be Recommended.

-,.r activity within the last few days in vir-
e. brown Brothers s. Co. deferred certih-
fAL1 t.s caused inquiry as TO the present status
os'es' c+,oD pending for settlement of the long
o. - controversy between Virginia and West Vir-
oept rbese certificates have recently advanced
gina ,,r+s 10 about As. Since January l they
se' .o,5 as high as As and as low as STA
he safe Of Virginia after the war took the posi-
1t.+ 1H as the State Of West Virginia had COM
roh t,o,,- one-third in territory and area Of the
5- Virginia, West Virginia should be charged with
cnes e+ the time of the creation Of the new
so1rrealth Accordingly, Virginia in time set
g.. With the holders Of two-thirds OF the bonds
neu .s.5inp " when the separation took place. and
e". a5efe-red certificates representing the share
BsU, +o he due by West Virginia. amountlns
L-1TcJnal tLsssl and interest. 20 about Sl5'ooo-"@
state of Virginia IN 1895 began an action in
1L L-.-e5 States Supreme Court 10 fix the liability
la' - r-sst Virginia. and about year ago the court
o.,ointed ex-Congressman Littieheld as speclal
hlf "a take testimony. Mr.. Littefeld only a
n, eco completed his task. It is believed his re-
" -5n recommend payment
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

COTT0N-New high records were made IN the
to market again today but trading rather less
nervous. with the close quite feyersh point higher
10 point lower The market opened steady at de
CINE OF SAP points In response 10 lower cables but
gIesslNe selling fu- lacking
some measure the rains the southwest,
mere largely 10 the overwhelmingly bulsh u
sentiment and fear OF bull manipulation. Prices ruled E
ward movement covering by early sellers and after
hu2tnE hy Western. Southern and Wall houses
Ie--izts as heaNy on scale up, but nothing served
70 cfeck The until May contracts had sold
lll4c, July at lo96c and December l093c. about
10 10 points higher. Offerings heavier at
this level and outside realizing probably promoted
local bulls. IN which he said that he would Ike
buying by spinners merchants snd buying
by uniformed Spectators before advising fresh purchases
for further advance The steadied
closing prices the day.
lions in the late trading and irregular
for the that believed needed in
AFFORD ground Tor complaint and there would seem
ltie basis Tor expecting government acreage report
showing any greater reduction IN than 1orecasted
by the PIRATE reports published toward the end OF tho
month. Southern markets officially reported early
unchanged 10 &c higher Local brozors said
that oonectc spnners but that their bids
figures OF the New York Cotton Exchange follow:
Port receipts 9SoOS bales against 20 fp6 year
land 70 mills and canada 1887 against II 22J
southern mill taktngs. estimated $1,000 against n cpp
interior against
- go brought into sight for % $50
against 12&ll last year. Total crop moveuent-Por
Norfolk against 7sj6J9s last year; overland
mills Canada 1880 against G77 year.
Southern mill takugs I955.op against ls63.1no
2s3 s26 against @ $50 last year; brought into sighs thus
l2T 800 against 10 62s
The total movement is respectively for 258 Gays
The laTgs of contract prices in the local market
day follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
OTHER MARKETs-gY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 4-CATTLE-Receipts (estimatedl:- 4go @
head: market steady; steers s. 25LSL 5O cows 5g2
heifsTs S5 s1g qsdeTs So stsS5 65 H0GsReceipt te
mated 600 head market sEoag eHqce b ngS Suxed
s. iSaS1 20 CHOICE Eht g. SHE 1SqS 80 :a1s s s7 80
SFEEP-Receipts (estimatedl 5000 head market
sheep SO 75qS6 IS: lambs. IS 5Og$s 3d. yearnss 20
- Cincinnati May 14-cATTLE-Receipts. $50 head;
market steady strong; fair to good shippsrs ~
SS 6O common 81 50gS4 SO HOGS-Receipts 54G nsa'
s4 15s7 80: common IS 256S6 40 sHEEPRecsipts 4I6
head; market and 15q2c lower al S2sS4 49, aS
and weak at S5GSe 800
market fairly active unchanged NEALS
ZOO mead. market and 25c lower az SoGSt 80
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; market fairy ecEe s4
5d1Oc higher mixed 50 6OgSI 20: -olSlS 60
dsiries 81 25aS7 90 SHEEP AND LAMBS-EseceTg1I6Ss ~
Z market active; sheep STEADY: laIloSS 4OO
bigber al 81 5OdSs So so: wethers. 50 $3.50 %
Including 200 Souherus market steady; choice IPort
dressed beef Sc 25QS6 90 fair to good % gS
s5 4Oq$ 10 st0ckers ana "a 55
IS T5 Southern steers, s. 1885 So Southern cow" S
* 25 native cows Sass native heifeTs Sass oo
bulls SO 5ogS5 25 calves, S49SI % HoGS-HseeIpes
eOo0 head; market steady TOP Si - PUN Hcbsrs % 81
Gs7 s5; lights S6 sOq$7 15 pigs g 5o4S5 so "a
market slow but steady LaIlos - y
50 25 yearlIngs S6 50aS7 10 wetneIs - 2gg p 90
S4 75dS6 rs stocrs and feeders. 50 5OS5 .: texas H'
Tnion Stock Yards Pittsburg May 14-CATTI,E-
Receipts light; market steady choice 50 ,od 81: PRIME &
sheep and steady lambs prime wethers, 90 log
Ss so: cus and common 81 80 SO so: lambs 80 s.
VEAL CALVES: 81 so HoGs-RsfsI2ts f@lT naISs are
workers 30; Workers 81 lOg 81 20 pigs 80 %
a So 90; roughs $67 Sc 80. go o-...-
Toleio Nav i4-CTOVERSEED-Cash 50 90; Octto2osT.
ss 42IS: pecember So 42l March. SO g: No s. 4o'
To q IS 10: rejected s. SO: g. 81 20 TIMGIH1-
Prime 81 so AL4SIKE-Prns. 81 IS; August - 4o-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. MAY 15 1909


do $50 10 at 81 co. do. 81 55; do TO 10 at
$ Sanders: Pennsyvania 1$84 ~ at 50 573s:
do. de'' iC2S S no s. fo $50 s4So: sqgSss gs
4Ss7 % al n s. ?s g. s. cow e0sd Zoo lsS r. at T. 81 a g
saE. g Ss n at fsSa.ytsS $a S2Es 5s 1es r. 3 q at
50 q @ "a a34S IA n af " @ !se ase
ii5S n. at Ss 20: cow $40 tb AZ $: 75 n,,,
ESQ 60Rln f At s. zPsenSn so cows ii7 n s cows %
70. at So 10 cows. s1S n at - TO- cows o." d.
200 head Teqdtns 3b1b9 I5S 15S
the stock held over yesterday 70 on Sdi a1e s5S
lower than wednesday. The pens hnaly cleared
Common .6 to choice oil So S:a5 & z % at 6 @ 70 caves slow and
weak at slsQ12c per for city dressed veas and SlO.'
i0 saes"s sanders: III vesls. average at s. 50
at So IS; q veals So 1e mixed calves lSS H.
Hollis: 79 .s ysps i, !s m o az at S. s. s. s. vsa. a. III
n. at SO 70; Is veals 116 NJ. at So - +~
T9R Is. WriER COS 5 vss ss vea lie 25 IL
veas III h. at 81; IS veas 116 n at s. 20 .,. ,oo
=. Jgdd 3 10 GQ 1:aG Is 1Co Es1la s. is at s. e. ~
Andrew Mullen: 81 veas 10 n at 81 'o vea'' lOo
'O SHEEP a6 fS AND LAMBs-Receipts we're q cars or
the market making with held yesterday
srs sdy 10 pe O Se and CHOICE lambs would sold fairly
well sustained prices & but the under Ib cars unsoId
Spring lambs had fair nqGirg al s1eaoy tea n car Of
nsd, elipped lambs at 81 So and car OF Maryland
gaT gPng gonnd mro' dressed mutton dull Iog3e country
dressed hothouse lambs unchanged at 81 ooaso per ~
ssesKerns Commission Company: 300 Margiesd ar, esa
eifPpea Guffa9 lambs % at 81 so; unshorn Mary
iaIf HoGReeelP}s iaOi were 10 2s3s head in.
elgdns & about INA ha sb fa to i35 medium m Weight hogs selling
| 81 25a$7 55 per 100 n: few head weighing -OO -
s saSs s s2a Sanders % 1s2 p "a avsrags ebs at
81 y b per at iS s. 81 81 rough $50 So %: stag 80"
ID robin 5 Shannon: state hogs. 15s n. at 81 5S'
aa n 5uaf at s. g. SG 2oash sat' so sos b at s. 60
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
EXPORTS
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. May Il, 1909
C0FFEE-The coffee market somewhat
settled to-day. and opening steady unchanged
prices. May contracts selling zoe with
the previous price Of the covering by
turned easier under realizing selling
by trade interests with the close barely steady
10 points lower Sales reported OF "a 50
bags Owing holidays there advices from the
Brazilian markets, and the small fluctuations reported
without any particular influence in local
reports during the session Of
improved demand for cofee and Il said that
May derived their strength the scadiness
spot situation Part of the May evening up
the way Of exchanges May being switched into July
a premium from % 90 points in Of the
month long interest. New York warehouse deliveries
beginning Of April have shown considerable
falling of, II there Improvement In the de-
from the interior probably indicates that the
spring have provided the interior with much Of a
surplus supply New York warehouse deliveries on
Thursday 11123 bags, against 1921 bags for the
day last year. An increased OF coffee
primary markets with the opening OF the
is, being discounted local futures market by
the premium the months. The market for spot
coffee was steady with quotations the basis Of sac
Rio No :.
The range Of prices to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

q,
yrEuES pacen+s vera I47I5 cars or 2629 head.
Including 40 cars export alive 80 for slaughererS ana
Steers rather slow, out pest
1rades Arm fat bologna bulls strong rat
COWS were dull and 5G710c medium and common
steady wards cleared Good TO choice
steers sold 26S6 100 10; OF extra prime
Stable fed Pennsylvania beeves 1882 10 average ana req
b,, Frank L. Minnck OF Lancaster County, Pehn;,
brought 81 IS Bulls sold at 81 5OqS5 so and fancy ou
at 81 M So S0d$j o. Dressed beef was SLOW at
961O1sc per Gables Liverpool received toaay
ooted live cattle selling sharp advance, al I45
J4Isc per ~ dressed weight sinking the onal Londoh
unchanged at 10tsqlOttc
per 10 Shipments the steamship Miilne-
raska include 337 cattle 200 quarters of beer for
cbWarzscFid & SulzberCer and 33G cattle for j. Snan
heTg & SON: the Will 1.O4S quarters OF
beef FOR the Morris Company and about 1OiO
ters for Armour and the Cedric, sailing FOR Liver
nool 900 quarters beef for tho Morris Beer company
making with previous shipments total from this poTI
for the cattle and 1855 quarters OK Oeei al
TO ports Of Great Britain -, -. .oeo -
saesSIcPherson CO.. 20 Pennsylyania steers Sc lz 90 d %
average at 81 per 10; 20 do 100 10 az 50 oo
s6 a5 Pennsylvania bull l49 i6 AZ 80 so 20 5S
10 IS bulls, 1911 No. at 50 "a DO tSs SOD IT, 90
Pennsylvania 1881 10 at s. % 10 dc IA 70 al 1i2s
10 at 81 75 do go ~ at 81 6S Is DO ieSS no az dS - S2
10 at IS So NJ at So 49, II do s2f p; az o9 $ ~
at Sc s0 do 800 10 81 IS; do s44 ~ at 50 10;
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
Citations.

ICETD PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW f2RK; OF H52v nv
Srars Of God Free and Independent-Io FlnS
Esgeston Sarah F. Davis. Five Points aouSS Tsst-
srS Society the Relief OF Haf OIpnahs TanJsr
t,cts Children Of the City Of New YORK Isnier
1- Tsner Appleton. Elizabeth G. LuTnuIs' Ia65aII
tniston Jr Charles Laner Appleton EtuJh Ir.
Anneton James Appleton. ENzaoeth IaI1
49, SI3rv Mildred Turnurs. George EVanS - Issr
nuIo TurnuTe. Mannatcan -
80 throat Hospital and TO all persons l,Tt of New
r1ta G ~ Dayid s. Egleston. late OF the Coy ~ r or
1@ 5scea Sod as creditors. legatses IeAL Lars
1oIA. senJ sreeting and eacn OF you a. sS-rs
.Its5 ana required personally 70 De ana 500
oy csts SoasIs ~ the County OF New YORK al me S
t CoSrt OF said County. held at the aI % - II1s
~ New the loth Gay
1000 at half-past O'Clock IN tns os.-os,t -
lSoS' attend judicial setts,S1C ~
oey ~ proceedings OF Charles Lnlsr ana
the az executors the Last WIN and 1esta
q - ga deceased and such OF you as are merely
nel i % s-a under the age OF twentyone years ae T.
o,irad To appear by your suardi7- yo o, - ~
go bave none to appear and Apply Ior one 20 De
srroInted or the event or your 80 ern-a.s 90
will be appointed os tlo SulA"saNe "
s,resent 90 and act for you in the proceedlne -
have caused llS o.
Court said County OF New 1oIA 10 %
here affixed 81 o11r
"it'e' said county at the County OF New York. the
r, 9sS dav OF April. in the year OF our Lord one
IL - thousand nine hundred and nine
~ DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Jtv,rpool MAY ng-WHEAT-Spot-So : red
western winter nominal Futures steady july IS II sd
Senfer1ber sztd. December. IS sd COFN-N-7oPot
strong: new American mixed. IS 5%td Futures sIeaay
MAY nominal July. IS 43sd PEAS-Can5asl@h ry1ps I a.
7s al FIOIrR-Winter patents strong AT Sos 6OIS N
London Pacihc CoasO nrm AZ L2Gt3 BE1EEEnr[% TI-,s
Tnde mess dull al zoos. PORk-Pr1ne mess NesOelL
Arm at HAMs-short cut "a TO 10 10 y; =, sICns 1 a.
"a "a short rib 10 to at 5Is %; long
rnIddles light IS 81 10 strong az OPS .os s-ss
dies heayy IS n. strong at 5Ss; snort clear
IS 70 30 n strong 55s; clear bellies - 70 10 70
II 70 Is To- slrols
Al 4qs Cd IARD-Prtrne Western, N tieIces'
sSs "a. American refined pals. strong al o9s %
SSE5EESFr -Canadian finest white firm az O4s CanAll
d1est colored firm at 6Ts. TALLOWFTule CITY IeI a
9Ss T-T-RPENTINE-Sprits firm at Zss ID iSOSL->-
Common steady al 3D. PETROLEUSl-he1nso s7A1y
al 715d LINSEED OIL-FtrIn at rs 3D.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
STATE CANAL BONDS SOLD,

per cent State Of New York Canal Improvement
bonds. due 1852 have been sold. This IS the issue
which was offered by the State Controller on April
q and for which Fisk & Robinson we're the sue
csssful bidders.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

ga test 392c nusoovado 50 test, 842ct ana rolasses
sugar SO 317c. Cost and freight sugars were qoted
916d29sc, basis SO test according 70 shipment Ie
steady and unchanged,
with May and quoted at los 6Ad and August at
los SID. Wiett Gray report Total stock OF Europe
and America 302S 219 tons against 2913SIs tons last
dates The increase or STOCK Is
81 34I against increase Of See26 tons last week
Total stocks together show visible supply
Of S146 29 tons against s119S7S last year. or an
ns
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

The local market was quiet and points higher
35c midding upland and ll.60c for middling
delivered contract 500 bales
ern spot teegraphed follows: Mobile
nominal higher 10 7-l6c-
sc higher 101zc: sales l69 bales. Charleston
and asc lower at 1O52c. Norfolk firm
changed at 1o%.c sales S9l bales Baltimore nominal
higher at lie. Augusta steady and
10 13-lec; sales. es3 bales St Louis hrm and un-
Lice higher 10 3-l6c. Wilmington quiet and IN
changed al lose. Galveston steady and unchanged at
IN 1l-IGc. Orleans firm and unchanged at 1OEsc:
sales ? 800 bales Memphis steady and Unchanged at
lOkc sales. $50 bales Houston firm unchanged
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
NEW LEHleH TICKET OFFICE.

4 new ticket Office will be opened to-day by the
Lehigh Valley Railroad at No. 40 Broadway, be-
tween Liberty and Cedar streets. in the heart Of
the financial district where through tickets TO all
points parlor and sleeping reservations and all
information relative to resorts and travel generally
may be obtainable.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

} SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
I their Uptown once, No
; 81. and 3Tth ST, until Q
3 received at the following
rates until S o. clock p. m.
23d St: 153 9Th ave. cor
257 West 42d st. between
i25th St: 1895 81 ave. 1928
LIST ave. near Seth St: l5I
ave. : $50 80 ave. and any
OmcA
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & ror-1sz-,

CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS L roT-7sZTrJE
1909 1aas 1oo-
E1rst week in May. 500 ga SSe e9- co. ~.
5gly 70 May -. I 5S5 421 "a 20 5S6-2ySs
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & F-r.oPTD.
S-1S Is "eek n May S32.IIs S30ssI S4s 2a4
' - N-4s '------ 4too,6SS l1216lS 1893 147
INTERoCEAc1IC OF MEXICO
SIsl So week n May S127.600 SI4707I SI45a 800
'@' - H4As '------ 6-5JS.s22 6S03s0S 6OTs.2TI
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL
TaIst T5 week n May. SIP lib sI33553 sIS7oss
-' % '1ay t.'...- 5.S97.22T 726s5 551 7.094.S7e
NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF .fFvrOo
First week in May sqa1 900 sozo co..
July 10 Nay -. q 3qf esS % go 900
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
xf xEs' week N May Ss&2 S9777 SO e4e
-' - '11s '----.- 4s6,t49 516.S22 615.077
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN
EaI1t rI Seek IN May. S62 So S5S327 ss7.O53
+'s 70 May f--...- 2S90.22S 3342.O47 3,5Z2, ,TS5
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.
r.. -, 12D9. 1908. Changes.
NeeE IN May S5G3 56s S4lS375 Inc Ss5 191
--S 70 Nay 4-- 2227I.653 - $40 5s4 .24s 9z1
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
4Hc IClIONlHS are Ii4e
ports since September l:
FIOTR Ann NFAI-

FLOUR AND MEAL-Business in -four was OF mod
spring patents and bakers. winter and Kansas grades
with mills holdiHg very nrm The following are n9 gTiGe
pate9fs oe se 2oa 81 20 %hte sraghts Sc 20 vim
ter sea s. 40 sRrlPg Ing cfas & 81 sQa Se o *
50 80; Kansas straights s. S0qS 90 RYE FkQggR gd
9i5S sfea6S 9uOtod to' kin area s. 90 BAG MEAL
sl coarse 81 FEED-Wssssrn ter :e99dy
iddDs $2s 81 hog5 G do $50 &C. RED dog @ $2 80 SLY Sy
red dog s$2 s. lalI prompt Shigmeno hOminy chop
SIS 6EIS SO 20 sacks oirnea! ti, $sS element in
ogod on m rain & o beoS KaPS5 TSSrsa aa
rallied SHARPLY and for the balance the day well
Around midday and in the afternoon the market mad
ngoeE % oI sc IRON 8 tIp e Strength Of foreign ad
the continued bushpfss Of the Western cash
the market was made. Sales OF No red in St Louis
Mnneap5s where Stocks decreased 10000 bush
week there vas good 4 dGm6nd 5 o from o S COO %6n Bush h0
stock situation was also reported
week was estimated at $4,000 bush. At Chicago there
usa @ we're i 5eSeage % s4 90 bush COMPARED with SS3
600 bush last year general rains reported
in Kansas. Northwest news continued fayora6ls and
cent in the three Northwest states on the other nane
81 F15enest the tormer market having now advanced
that the weather in Germany vas cold and the eToo
backward, with supplies about all exhausted The out
look France also unfavoraole, while droqth mas
IS a'3d net higher. Arsentine shipments OF le'eeOo
bush little the estimate and there was some
selling the afternoon the estimate Of 42sgV bush
for worlds shipments against 74400O bush last week
The outlook being for rather large Russian exports
bulsh. Cash wheat IN
York follows: No red. 81 As nominal
elevator and 81 ~ O ahoat: No l Northern
Duluth 81 32Ts and ha-d winter 81 325a b
anoat CNORN-The market opened steacy but met
large offerings prominent commission house, under
which prices nc the West. closing easy With
but little rally from point The local market was
quite active all day and moved IN sympathy with Chi
cargo closing about unchanged from the previous night
There rain in the corn belt. which has deIayea
hut
a factor in speculative market Tho Liverpool mar,
xet closed I'D lower. No . corn here was quoted
sac elevator lao b afoat: No white s+tsc
nd No o aflOat, all nominal OATS
Under selling by commission houses and professionals
he all DAY and closed tsH'so
in Chicago. the exception OF May. which
showed independent strength being at time "a not
higher on covering ot shorts. The local cash market
closed as follows: Mixed 20 80 n 60} g5lc natural
white 26 10 81 n GB3isc. and clipped white. 81
TO - n 6lu87c RYE-Marltet tull. No western $50
nominal d York. BAFlLSY-MRrhet quiet reed
ing 7sc New York Nheat includlng hour eEI2F Exp - -
for according Bradsceets aggregate l@2eO
bush against 452 9 last week and 7ol sac las year;
since july against iSS0I6e74 for the sa1us
time last season Corn exports tor the week. 1874
against week and IG2 30 last since
July I. IS. Gs4. l69. against 4+.4ST.e5S last year
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

1O%c; sales. III bales Estimated receipts at leading
points for Friday At Orleans. 1900 to $500
hales against Tess last week and 1ee1 last year at
Galveston from 34O0 44O0 bales against 2eS0 last
week and 4,2s9 last year
- moderate demand sales 0O0o bales speculation and
export 300 American SOO0 imports, "a 600, all Amer-
can middling upland 57sd Futures opened quiet but
steady points lower closed steady 1g2 points net
lower. May and MayJune 5681sd; June-Juy' 57i5zd;
ber-October 57Sd October 571hd November-
December 5.7Otzd; December-January. 570d: January
February 569ild: February-Aarch 5TOd: March-April,
57Oiad. AanchesterYarns fair business doing cloths
CompaTativs cotton statement for the ending
aS' NAY A. ~ Bales
Net receipts at all 7. S ports during week.. 9s531
Net receipts at all U. S. ports same week last -
Total receipts since September 1-.--... 9 39I.3S9
F,,n0-- for tbe 76.54S
IIxnorts F0r same week last year.......-... 32S66
Total svnorts sinca Septenber 1....-.....7 Te0
Total evnors same date last year 152
stool az au T-nIted states ports rts........ B6s T99
Stock at al s. ports same time last year. 424,1
Stock interior towns $3.50
Stock towns time last year 334 40
stock AZ Tjverpool same tmo year.. S23 900
S'fGR f. OI Ist Aneg5Itai aiio. $1,000
b. fo1ovgin ora the total net receipts Of cotton at
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