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pAts "a ssloung lady to act as stenogrl-
Answa. cashier In hardware store.
Il 1 S5s::s- W: ozdS. this office. ?
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WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
tack signs. distribute crcudars samples
etc; no c0nyasslng; good pay. sun Ad.
ycrtising Bureau Chicago. .
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bltcS.- nrst-clsss woman cook, WHITE
rJ. M, h22e but experienced need mp.
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tOh AENl--
Tho handsome three-story brick building,
l2o5-i2o; Congress avenue. between san
Jacirto and Caroline streets.
GEO. L. PORTER & CO.,
2o6ss Main street
q
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stunned particulars send addressed
wiling return envelope. as sample of
Dane Ina MIS- Al. Summers, Notrt
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one block corner foam and Cheuevert,
cheap; 3 acres close In for sale cheap;
chenp lots In Third and Fourth ward.
south, houses for rent. Third ward. p
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TWO NICE. LARGE, light unfurnisned
rooms. Apply MORNINGS 1911 Rusk :
FOR RENT-Pleasant rooms. iio9 Capitol
avenue
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WANTEn-Mcn who are now Cns0god IN
representing wholesale tailoring firms,
ana who have been successful in the line;
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corn IN the United States will give such
mon au opportunity to make more money
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Statesmen to sell perfumes toilet soaps.
etc, to dealers 500 monthly and eX-
pensCs; experience unnecessary. Plumer
PerfUmery Co.. s.. Louis No.
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F-oT-yE MEN with talent to train for news
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y world Building, New York.
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100 IEAAIS WUnIcd m onco no h7ni dre5so5
slaves on Trinity river east OF Cleveland
Texas rood roads and steady work for
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paid every 50 days, and enc onportunltv
Tor You 20 mako money. come at once
with your teams. The Tiuar Staye Co.
Joaquin Texas
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A POST WANT AID WILL GET
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The Houston Home Building Co-opera-
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ing; Mr. Charles r. nordc,s corprr
James and Thomas streets, Firth ward,
We also have purchased LOT Tor NJ
Annie l., Hughes Ia Houston ileigh 3,
ana she has already let her contract for
S@0UO home to be erected al once We
also have notified Mr.. Waiter 5. Bonner,
No COZ Main street. and others holding
matured contracts 10 commence thcir
buildings at once. Don't believe Ease
repurts being narrated around through
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. go Main
street, controls nine-tenths OF all unsold
Houston Heights lots; our prices are
lowest aud terms the hest 20 be had
JOHN A. MLLRoY, agent n
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FOR RENT-An elght-ro6ll house, -s25 per
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MECHANICS, engineers, electricians fire.
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mCuded applicants American School OF
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, May l. 1902.
ss sy or S Ss:sd native sG sides
9hdl1c per Cables received quoted American
iiesT a. b 5sq n The ndSd carried t9 BePmud t@
day cattle l21 of beef the latter estimated the
UIier Indies. sheep; exports reported
CALVES all for the market Az head, all at
The market ruled slow and weak. and closed dull with
City Dressed VealsGeneral sales. SaiOc per III. coun-
try dressed easier at 6136Sl4c,
at 81 Is per 100 ir NJ do 100 n at S.
J. C. Curtis Son: 10 veas 1872 No. at So do l25 10.
Andrew Mullen: II buttermlk calves l2s ~. at S.
Commission Company: Buffalo calves, l22 10.
Hollis ys31ss 1g e.r n a! s. o,,n,r %, ,,r.ct
for slaughter were an of l.1ss head making with
the stock carried over from yesterday total Of Oh
sheen we're STEADY but slow particularly for the under
grades good clipped lambs showed rmness others ruled
cpPsd sSeep sold at s. oqs5 . gnshon
% ss Is CLIPPED lambs , at s. sSasS co. Gg
mutton. sqilc NJ dressed lambs llal3c: country
sales s Judd CO; 2G clipped lambs
average at 50 25 per 100 10.
Andrew Mullen 1902 clipped Buffalo lambs. Ga N. at
George & l.. $ Dinenback POI clipped State lambs
Tobin & shannon: unshorn Indiana sheep. 81
Newton & Co Gate yesterday: fall clipped
lambs SO ID. at 81 10 clipped State sheep and Gull
KeTns Commission ~ clipped sheep 81
~ MeP6srson & Co: IS Jersey spring lambs at So each
HoGs-Receipts, "A cars. or l.046 head; about car
on The market weak with sales OF State hogs at
81 20 per Country dressed unchanged at 799&c
per sss.Apdrew Mullen date yesterday: 20 State hogs
?S 70 sos a. 81 p per 100 NJ rough $50 n at
J. H. Hume BRO: II State hogs. 14s n. 81 9o;
rough 400 So 20; date yesterday. hogs
l4 e, a.T. date Yesterday: ~ State hogs 1856 ~ at
81 80; 10 roushs. 533 10 at S. 90.
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Chicago. May 1-Cattle-Receipts 5000 including 600
Texans, slow. steady good prime steers, 81 I5SI 80
poor medium 81 5OQ$6 feeders 81 5Og
50: 81 4OQ$5 49, heifers 50 25QS6; 81 4O
- 90 bulls. 81 $5 -; calves 81 so Texas fed steers
80 2oGS6 y. Hogs-Receips to-day, 10000; tomorrow.
y coo. left 6JOO; 1Oc mixed and butchers
50 I0HSI 10 good choice S1dS1 %: heavy
50 I5qS; light, ST jOd$6 90; bulk Of sales So SDaST.
sheepReceiPts 1000 sheep steady; lambs lower; good
a$5 so Western sheep s. 23q$6 TO- lambs 81 T3n
81 90 Western lambs 81 25d$6 So wooded Coorado 81 Is
Cihcia yesterday: Recepts-Cate 1909; hogs 345S
sheep, l3434 Shpments-Cattle, 1885, hogs Ss sheep
954.
Cincinnati, May Hogs easy. s. 6OG$7 Cattle
strong 50 5OGS0 so. Sheep steady 81 JOa$5 Lambs
strong So 5OaS7; spring. $6d$S 90
East Liberty May lCattle steady; choice SO sOd$7
prime So sc TO- good s. s5QS6 Hogs lower; prime
- 23S 30 best mediums. 81 i5GST %; heavy Workers.
$WSl To- light do So 1885 90; SO
$1S6 10 sheep steady best wethers s. TOG$5 cus
calves, S6dS6 80.
81, Kansas city. May 1.-Catte-Recepts 21OO natives.
400 texans and 60 calves: steady Toe lower; choice
xp9T and dressed beef steers s6 5q$7 80 fair good
S1qS6 10 stockers and feeders S3q$5 80 Western
steers 81 9OaS6 10; Texas Indian steers SO 5Od$6:
heifers S4HS6 60 81 5OGS2 bulls So 1OdS5
calves. $3a$5 10 Hcgs-Recepts. 800; market 5aiOc
lower few sales I5c lower: tops 81 30; sales
g S5a$i 10 heavy 81 O7IzGS7 go packers $7d
80; light. 50 55d$I; pigs S6dS6 So Sheep-ReCeipts
800 about steady; native lambs S6 6jG$7 TO- Western
lambs 81 9qS 10 native wethers 81 GOG$6 O Western
Wethers 80 6OqS7 10; fed S5dS5
yearlings $6dS6 20; Texas clipped
stockers and feeders $685.
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ing but those receiving the had no use for and
llediatey sold out, delivering that the diff
shce Win July went 10 A9Ae discount compared
Win us recent premium The only weakness in the
market was at the opening favorable cron news
mo some erect prices. chief bullish feature
ABOUT the crop outlook Kansas situation rsr
~ needed there with hot winds complained of In
e northwest and throughout
11IsTe were showers and moderate
rice current had favorable report on the wheat ont
t,ooh stauhg mat everywhere but in Kansas and Ne
sa ne crop had been benefited by rains and miIder
temperatures Early In the day before the advance was
larry started considerable export business
SS'IHpiisheu. New York sales Including q loads
SoTIhern Manitoba. loads No hard winter liz loads
- h ,nrrh Duluth and loads Northern Mani
olpQit business was II loads
n 40 Northern from Chicago direct Quotations az lash
WLea afoat basis. follows; No RED * So
esc export and 81 sc contract; No Northern
~ Northern New-York. S4ssc; No / hard Nani1obs
:, sc. NO Northern Manitoba S5Ac. No . Nortberr
AtahIoha, S21sc and No hard New York S5%c ali
@ DftN influenced by wheat advance
49,. us a. .lEIest point There much for sale
ur any feature mere, business
an lHH or the smallest speculative trade In non,be
~, tbe "eaer good business accomplished
iirtia CO.. % nut owing TO the strength wheat had
Li,.e on sentiment. The
sIsIeu OF loads y + G on local account No .
NJ Iii, teNator IO'sc export and II sc straight.
marker Ceht advance took place Western
IoiIoNlhe wheat with
sat, StuH on the market. Price i,,rrant'i
80 was more favorable and condition
nnTuSsl 20 = oats closed 47i-c; No &c. No go,
Mnlte ole; track mixed. 47a4sc track vybite
frro No ii NO, 10 white clips 52i2c.. RYfINMsrkei
- h .aoo, western sac. and No Western Sac bntb
"a marker steady Feeding quoted S16ceo
I 'i''l"s o''ea nc, both T New-York 'N'
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-.,--,----- New-lork. May !, 1902
NOF FEE Trade in coffee futures limited vol
hne to-da, but the market ruled generally the
Sntlfe session influenced by the higher European
ks6s local bull support and scattering demand from
Shorts The opening steady a advance Of >
koints prices holding
noon when realizing caused partial the final
Tu.lnG being net unchanged : higher. Total
sales amounted 70 only 5000 bags There mod
crate oeInand from investors but a rule commission
houses We're poorly supplied with orders Importers and
lle near leaders continued sell the higher figures
Gables friendly 70 seadier feeling here Havre
sending an advance OF q franc early the day,
Lnough later suffering q slight decline. closing L
Iranc up. Hamburg was parta! !. pfenng higher. Rio
- rls ana santos 100 refs higher latter market
Loftlng hrr tone Sterling exchange advanced lS2d
20 y LOO. Receipts heavy usual
= $3.50 bags at primary ports and 10 232oo bags at
interior towns tlearauces the United
some 5000 bags from Rio and Victoria. Trade in the
spot market dragged. and prices nom-
No Z Rio.
fnllnMs.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool. May 1.-Closng; Wheat-spot, No North
4d; No California dull is Id:
steady; May. 6s l%d; July Us I'D september, It's Sd
Corn-Spot steady American mixed 5s Sd; American
mixed old IS @d; futures quiet; July 5s 24d October
rs 17sd Peas-Canadiau firm Is. F1OurSt. Louis fancy
firm, SIS 81. Hops at LondOn-PaCihC Coast firm.
l5sdi4 los Beef etronE: India mess. 97s Sd
strong; prime Western Iis. Hams firm: short
cut. o lG 10. 54s Cd Bacon hrm Cumberland cut.
10 Cd: short rib 10 - ~ 52s Cd. long
clear mddee light - TO - ~ BPS Sd; long clear mid
% III. 52s Cd short clear backs.
52s Cd clear bellies, Ia 70 l6 10 OILS Cd Shoulders
Square. IL to IL 10 nrm. sos Lard Prime western IN
tierces nrm Cd: American refined pals steady.
5Os Cd. firm; finest United States 95s. Cheese
firm. American white 57s 81: American col
ored Tallow-Prime city firm. aOs, Turpentlne-
33s 81. Rosin-Common steady, Is 1izd
Peroleum-Renned steady 7ad. LInseed OF firm Bis %
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NAVAL STORES

for spirits turpeEtne slow with prices
about hanged. Tone about steady Rosin ruled
steady unchanged. with pretty good demand. Tar
steady firm full but unchanged prices. We
quote:
SPIRITS TURPESTINE- 4. a acc.
TAR-Piue bbs. 81 ~. oil bills 81 90.
EOSIN-CommoR % good strained, 81 62le aSl g; y
and r. 72's. r. 81 72is; c. 81 H. 81 l. s. Is
X s. 70. NJ s. 10. y 81 80, " 81 and " W, 50 20
STOCKS on HAND.
RuSin bltS
Tar. bbls -'tS
Savannah May Spirits urpentine firm. 43c receipts
s73 bbIs. sales O33 exports 3l2 firm, receipts
1915; sales 939. exports 100. Quoted A. =. and D.
81 20 l. -. r 81 30. q. 81 s. II, 81 -; J. 81 30
k 81 As NJ -. y 50 -. W G. 81 80 W W, 50 90
Charleston May / Turpentne and rosin unchanged
Wilmington. \ g.. May spirits turpentine steady
Resin. nothing doing, receipts
i85 bbs Crude turpentlne frm 81 35q$2 90 receipts
% bills 81 -. receipts. 20 bbls.
London. MAY l. Turpentiue spirits. SIS Gi. RoStn
American strained sd: fine. 9s.
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COTION-For unknown month longs
Onoaded their unreseryVlIy to-day and the
bears opportunity undermine the whole list.
said that good had caused the weakness
the late months the only positions which showed
the least degree u II be OF
follow Your leader IL New-lCTS, Liverpool and New
Orleans speculative markets But spot refused
% follow. except IN instances the decline futures
The market opened quiet with prices points lower TO
point higher, this being quite cable
news. which reflected remarkably firm undertone in
Liverpool The English market had been counted
70 come about unchanged hut the time Of the opening
here up 10 21z points. Nevertheless there
seemed 10 he aggressive mood. the
call commission houses began sell stop ORDER cotton,
from which the bears their pound the
Her months. From $500 July down . 40c.
and after slight rally broke 9.3Tc The Liverpool
market unable TO Withstand the weakness here, and
soon gave way heavily New Orleans
Irregular. finally broke points active
bearsh under receipts favorable outlook
for the Yet operators cared
beyond August, owing Of possible
unfavorable changes broadening speculation
IN October, December and January. which is due.
Atter a slight rally the market weakened
afternoon, and the close broke 935c July
under brisk selling both
ports The market the close and , o
IL points lower The crop months led the drop,
with the May option the only showing the
decline. The NeW-Oreans market closed steady. with
prices ret 20 Il points lower $50 for July and
S@ic for August Late official Southern market
ports gave NeWOreans quiet and unchanged. 94c
Tor iddling Galveston quiet and steady unchanged
The range Of contract prices the to-day
follows;
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Spot cotton closed quiet, quotations
Lns basis OF ec foT middng upland and l0c for mid
oAns 6uH: sales 49,lO0 bales Southern spot
were ieleFraPhed IS follows: New-orleans quiet, IN
ehanged at s@.c Mobile nominal unchanged at 9-l6c;
SaNsAnah quiet ll6c lower 9izc: Charleston quiet
unehanged at Csc; Wilmington firm &c higher 9l9c:
NoTflk steady unchanged 9s4c: Baltimore nomnaly
unchanged al 95sc; Augusta quiet unchanged 9S4c;
St Louis quiet, unchanged a 9izc.
Receipts al the ports interior points to-day,
pared with the same day last week and last year:
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Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cabes.-spot cotton
quiet sales 1000 bales: speculation and export 800;
AIaeri1si 5000 ndcling upland 59sd Futures opened
s.ssey ESQ advance closed weak and irregular. lh+
July, oofN- July August. 5O6i2s; September,
ozss September October. :46b. October November,
SOY; Aovenber December ABS: December-January.
SIS January February ABS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet
and firm Cloths
=. FLOUR AND MEAL,-Thefe q active trade in
NE hour market and bids up following
sSE zss spring patents %qS4 @0 winter srsghts.
Sg - 90 winter patents. So s5qS4 %: spring clears.
$3.50 81: extra No ] winter So 2odS3 81; No
r-t' % gas5 10 no grade $200$2 20. and TO
e. lssss.s RYE FLOURQuiet Quoted: Fair good.
SAEAaL-Firm Quoted: Kiln dried. s. 45as3 55 as
BAG MEAIS-Frm. Quoted: WIFI
81 oo9sl eo coarse. 81 30asI FEED-Dul.
81 ipt.hg pfAn. spot SIS sacks arrive. 200 N.
90 sring bran, bulk 80; spring bran mid
$780, %; bran SIS 5OdS2O; city
oIan' saSaels 10 buokwhea sharps SIS 5O nseed oil
neal 90 >, Ih Oh cake $2i 50 homlny chop $2l 30.
SRAiA-WHEAT-Turnlng sbaru corner the wheat
yesiefday developed remarkable and
sslng up e a bush in the Northwest
@1ter ftcsl steady declines
nnoft OF uie market ana the advance caught good
IaIy nno MtIe prepared for prices For the mo
nssnt ctop HsHs was partly forgotten ana attention d
Iected toward the statistical situation which ss ria
rector IN me northwest advance
AZ AaihhealJlh VIII show another good decrease This
MsSn cy1Huy elsNator stocks while nnls
ate kfsnos ~ the rate Of 10000 bush rer week
rivals at Northwest ponts while l,t,fa 49, ~,
tfAIy' were less thAn last nd
small on the average Al winter wheat noins much -
a75 90 bssb conTsrd Total primary receipts
me same time long stride was taken a.
noes hour reaching $4,000 bbls and ,,beet ess 600
1si,a nsi o. when was contributed BY Boston The
expected Only $4,000 bush were put Out 81 The Ia
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May l, p; m.-Cotton-spot quiet prices
unchanged; middling, 5ssd The sales Of the
900 bales OF which SEQ bales for specu-
and export and included 200 bales American Re
ceipts 500 bales, Futures opened steady
and closed irregular. American mtddling o
3 cad buyers; June and July, 64d value; July and
G-G4d5 Z cd. sellers August and september.
5@5 lG4d. buyers September and October 46 sd.
October and November, 366+d, value; NOvcm
her and December. I 81 SAD. sellers; December and
January. 81 G4d. sellers; January and February,
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s. Co date yesterdays % State hogs. 173 10.
at 81 %; 3 roughs 27O n, Sc Is
Tobn & shannon date yesterday; State hogs: III
10 at 81 90 10 142 81 10; rough. 240 ~ at
SO 90 do. $50 ~ Sc Is.
H. II. Hollis yesterday: IL State hogs. l61 10,
at 81 %; 5 do. PAS 10 So -.
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new YORK CENTRAL
H,RIl,NI II nINISInN

Dos \ NJ and 3 30 p. Daily except SUNDAYS. 70 Pits
field and North Adams. sundays only. az Q ~ ~ NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with PinJsch Light
Ticket al 261. 4I5 and 1915 Broadway .
Union So W. 275 columbus Ave. 1873 West 1@5th s..
l25th s. 1SSth Stations. York and rs
Fulton and lot Broadway r. d. Brooklyn
Telephone Street New York central cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence ~
Westcott Express Company
A IT. SMITH. GEORGE IT. DANIELS
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Assignee Notl1rs.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the supreme


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Supreme
- Court the state Of New York. made by the Hon
Samuel Greenbaum the Justices Court on
day of March 1902 notice is hereby given all
creditors and persons having claims against Sprague
Apparatus Company. lately doing business 80 West
44nd street the Borough OF Manhattan OF New
that required to present their
therefor duly verified
uy apponted Assignee said SpraGue Apparatus Com
many FOR the benefit creditors place OF transact
Ing business No 80 West And Street, in Borough OF
Manhattan City OF New York. before both day
Of June. 1902 49,.
Dated New York March Path. 1902.
BERTRAM L. WEBSTER, Assignee.
PRENTISS, Attorneys for Assignee,
Street Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Honor
able Samuel Greenbaum. Justice of the Supreme
Court OF the state OF New York dated April End 1902
notice IS hereby given all having claims against
The Hrschberg Company lately doing business No.
Street, Borough Of Manhattan.
of New the same with vouchers
Tor dul verified the subscriber. who duly
Of the said The Hrschberg
Tor the benefit office 32O I3roa
in the OF New York. Borough Of Manhattan.
befo 10th day Of June, 1902
Dated York. April 81. 1902.
MORTIMER FISHEL Assignee
MITCHELL. l.. ERLANGER. Attorney for Assignee, No
400 broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city