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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-04

| WANTED-A good solicitor for laundry.
| Corner 18th and . SITS. NV. my4-3t
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WANTED-A lady in a very small fam
ily; pleasant companion is mostly de-
sired; good home to right party. 217 18th
st. sw. 1t
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

- UNFINISHED room, with
board. for man, wife. and infant; room
must be large and preferably on first
floor. Address BOX 524. this Office.
my4-3t
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FOR RENT-Three large rooms an
private bath; very desirable for light
housekeeping; balcony front; furnished
or unfurnished; single or en- suite; four
car lines within square; adults only.
80 NJ st. NV. my2-3t
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WANTED-Experien woman TO cook.
wash and iron. 1874 18th St NV. my4-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-White and colored elevator
, boys; work cap factory. Inquire 1875 nth
st. NV. 1t
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EELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Two colored cooks. SIS; five
houseworkers. SIS: no washing; white
mattresses, s. per week. Call NEW
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WANTED-Young girl, II TO 16 years of
age, to assist in light housework. 7Sl
eth St Sc, first fiat 1t
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WANTED-Furnished square room,
with board or without, by German; pri-
vate family. Address BOX 49S, this Of
nee. myS-St
and room on Capitol Hill, in private
family. Address BOX 49,. this Office.
my2-3t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A white boy about l6 or Il,
with references; must have wheel. $50
d ST NV 1t
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WANTED-An experienced saleslady in
dry and fancy goods Address BOX SIS,
this Office my4-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50; also young
man. IS and $12 week. ROOM 6. 524 10th
NV. 1t
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WANTED-Boy. 10 or 16 years old. APP
ply LAUNDRY, 18th and o SITS. NV. 1t
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WANTED-Woman to cook, wash, and
iron; private family. 42l 9th ct. NV. 1t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS
WASHINGTON.

The liveHest session in weeks was held
on the local exchange today. over so
shares of stock being traded in at prices
above the average of the past few days.
Washington Gas was again active, 2GJ
shares being sold at prices ranging from
90. t. 577s.
Five hundred shares of GraphophOne
preferred were sold at S15, and 45s was
bid for the common. which was . above
yesterdays bid, but none was offered be
low.
Thirty shares of Mergenthaler sold in
ten and five share lots at from 176%4 to
III. Bids We're again made for 100 shares
of the stock but no offering of that
quantity was made. One hundred shares
Of Lanston sold at S1R-
Twenty shares of Capital Traction sold
at 1898 and 10 at 1i9z.
There wtrc several deals in bank
stocks, twenty-five shares Of American
Security and Trust Company selling, ex-
dividend. at 210i2 and twenty shares of
Bank of Washington at 45S-
OF the bonds. 81 900 Chesapeake ana
Potomac SIS sold at 104 and $500 Column
bia Railroad 6's at III.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06
WHITE HOUSE TEAM"
IN MONKEY DRILL
Presidents Children Rivals of Picked
Squad Of Cavalry at Fort
MyeT.

The picked riding squads from the
Fifteenth Cavalry, who are to partici-
pate in the monkey drill ut the tour
nament at Madison Square Garden next
month, viii have to look TO their laurels
as bareback performers. There is a
White House team which may dis
count their stunts.
A performance was pulled of yester-
day afternoon, in the south grounds OF
tae White House on a plot screened
from public view by the shrubbery. The
performers were Archie, Quentin and
Ethel Roosevelt, children of the PTesi-
dent. and Arches pony, Algonquin. The
spectators We're the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt, who looked on from his Office
window, a few clerks on the upper floors
Of the State, War and Navy building,
and one on two wOrl1men who were
cleaning up the grounds after the Easter
egg rolling.
The performance consisted OF fancy
bareback riding. such as riding stand
ing, tumbling on and of the pony, and
many of the usual circus stunts. Fol-
nearly an hour the happy youngsters
played, and il was evident that their
father was proud Of their agility
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06
BENNING ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

BENNING TRACK, April 6.-Small
fields are the order in all the races to-
morrow except the fifth, which has
twelve entries. The third race did not
MI and one was substituted TO close at
p. m. The entries are:
First race-Selling three years and
up; seven furlongs. Pretorius, lo2; Nee
burban. So; Princelet, 102; Bar LeDuc,
100; Rabunta, 81; Toi San, So.
Second race-Two-year-o half mile.
FlybaCk. 10, SiIVerskin, 10; Modredlaw,
li5; Allen Avon, 112; Lily Brook, 10.
Third race as announced did not fill.
/ One was substituted TO close at p. IN.
Fourth -Three-years and up; five
furlOngs- Ascension, 112; PICKLE, 50; Lit
tie Adele, 106; Elsie l., 109; Toi San. 80.
Fifth race-Selling. four years and up;
hVe and one-half furlongs. Springbrook.
Alpaca, 1Q2; Calgary, Maru, Hiarity.
1O4; Danvillian. 107; Oclawaha, Andrat-
tus. lOi; TyphOnic. Toscan 1O7; Monte
carlo. lO2. Mlladi Love. o.
Sixth race-Selling: for three-year-olds
and upward one mile and forty yards
McNlllams, Bessie Mccarthy, 10: Past
lO5; Punctual, 107; Thorneycroft, ia:
Briarthorpe, lO5; Red Light, 81; AttiIa
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INSURANCE QUESTION
IN FORSTER TRAGEDY
Suicide and Murdered Wife Were Bene-
ficiaries Under Each
Others Policies.

he tragedy enacted AT Kensington a
lew days ago. when Charles G. Forster.
one OF the White House clerical staff.
while. as alleged, mentally deranged
shot his wife and himself was recalled
today, when an order was signed for
letters OF administration upon Charles
9. F0rster's estate, upon petition in the
Probate Court. Herman Forster, his
father, represented by Galen L. Tart. as
attorney, was the petitioner.
From the standpoint of insurance law
the case is interesting. inasmuch as the
petition for letters Of administration
reveal that among the personal assets
Of Mr.. FOrster's estate were two policies
of life insurance upon his wife's life. in
which he is named as beneficiary, and
two upon his own. in which his wife Is
named as beneficiary.
The contest in the Fair will case
hinged upon the point as to which Of
the two persons. Charles Fair and his
wife, survived the other In the auto
mobile accident that occurred in France
In this case the circumstances show that
the wife was shot and probably died in
stantly after which Mr.. Forster shot
himself
1t is stated that upon his wife's death
his rights as beneficiary under policies
on her life vested Immediately in him,
and upon his death a moment later in his
personal Representatives. As to the poll
cies upon his life with her death her
rights ceased and passed to his repre-
seutatives.
The latter policies contained the sui
eide clause, which raises the question as
TO their validity. Future developments
viii show whether it viii be brought in
issue.
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DIETRICH EXPRESSES
HIS HIS DISAPPOINTMENT
Says Failure of Lindsay to Obtain Dis
trict Atterneyship Causes
Chagrin IN Nebraska.

There is reason to believe that the
truce between the Nebraska Senators IS
not one Of heart When Irving +. BaX-
ter was nominated the other day for
district attorney. it was announced that
he Was thoroughly acceptable to both
factions. Senator Willard, who had
stood long and faithfully for Gurley,
seemed 10 be completely satisfied.
But Senator Dietrich. on leaving the
office Of the President this morning. was
very emphatic in expressing his disap-
pOintmeuU at the failure TO land mis-
candidate. Lindsay. According 10 Sen
atOr Dietrich, there Is widespread cha
grin over Lindsay's defeat among the
rank and file Of the party In Nebraska.
with whom he says Lindsay is very
DOuUlar
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MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
TO REGULATE TRADE

Important trade regulations Of inter-
est TO American exporters have been
adopted by the Mexican government
The new regulations are in the interest
Of bona fide manufacturers whose trade
marks and brands have been copied
spuriOusly.
The government through its depart
ment of the interior has now entered
into an agreement win O. company
which IS 20 be known as the Mexican
international Chemical Control Company
A. s., authorizing the latter TO guar
antee before the public the purity and
good quality Of provisions and mer-
Chandise offered for consumption and
sold by traders and dealers and to pro-
tcct as well the bona fide manufacturers
against the cOunterfeiting of their marks
O. products, adulteration and forgery "
A dispatch announcing this new regu-
latlon has been received by the Mexican
embassy here and Is made public
through il
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06

The directors of the United States
Steel Corporation at their quarterly
meeting yesterday afternoon declared
the regular dividend of IA per cent on
the preferred stock, as had been gener-
ally expected. No action was taken on
the common The amount required for
the dividend was Sc, 304, 49, OF which
81. Az. 799 was appropriated out OF net
earnings for the quarter, a deficit Of
81, S57.120 thus being created-a deficit
which would BE more than doubled II
there we're 10 De deducted from tiie
total OF net earnings One-quarter of the
SO OO0, 900 special fund for depreciation,
improvements, and construction which
is charged against the total net earn
ings of each year. Preliminary esti-
mates Of the net earnings for January,
February, and March had ranged from
S14OO00 600 to SO, 600. The actual net
earnings with March estimatedJ were
shown in the income statement given
out at the close Of the directors meet
ing to have been S13. Dos. SS6. This total
is 81. 859, S2l less than for the cOrre-
spending three months In 1903, and
81 ,S28. 296 less than for the three months
ended December 81. 1903 A comparison
by months OF the net earnings OF the
quarter with the same period IN 1913 ana
1902 follows
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REMAINS OF MRS. MURPHY
TAKEN TO LOUISIANA

The remains OF MIS- William Murphy.
who ended her life az her home. 1908
Street northwest. On Saturday evening.
BY drinking carbOlic acid. were shipped
10 a ez--Dg1o-r. La. las- evening by
Zee. IL uId srAker Word vas r.
c--Vet from Tie falhe- Of the uDIr-.u-
raro H0LaI - s=1d The bcdT tnsra fo-
49, Al + US 11EsSA o. - -E-.l
an.
at- EG 2-- 80 S1-z-r. - Easg
Cr-le---s ~ sTizI-s "a relssfEez AMI
-sE@1 ID WssI1n gpc---raarz Lhsn 10
f-ra I'M NTrL C,Il -IEL5-'U hsrua ahA ssRx-
1c,-=s and AE5eIuenl viii take uEacse
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06
JOHN TURNER CASE
IN SUPREME COURT

The case of the United States ex-reI
John Turner VS.. William Williams. Com
missioner of immigration, was argued
in the United States Supreme Court to-
day.
Turner Is the Englishman who was or
dered deported by Secretary Of Com
merce and Labor Cortelyou. under the
anti-anarchy section Of the immigration
law OF March g. 1903
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Substituted States coupon IS, 20o9
107.. -o-.,-
Columbia Railroad Is, oOOdlll.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
5s I.000G104 l. O00q104- ..,
Capital Traction. 20QIl92s. 10dn9A.
Washington Loan and Trust, lOdzlo7a'
1Od2IO1k. 5G2101z. a
Bank OF Washington, 10943S, 10d4SS
Washington Gas 2505I5s, 25dofts, Zo4
So 25G57s. 25d57ss. 25u5lFa.
Mergenthaler, 10dl71, lO0l16-8. 5gI'o74'
50176k
Lanston 100GSiz
Graphophone preferred. 100QSlR 1000
81 1O0GSik 1O0dS1h 1O0481s.
After call-Washington Gas. 25Q5f%,
25657at
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STEEL PREFERRED
LEADS IN DEALS
Gains Over a Point anu
Helps Common and Bonds.
CoALERS AMONG FAvORITES
Railroad Stocks Generally in Demand
Announcement of Gold Shipment
Without Effect on Prices.

NEW YORK. April 6.-The stock mar
ket opened with decidedly increased ac-
tivity. with general advances ana
buoyant tone The largest transactions
were in United States Steel preferred
which ruled from IA to rs per cent mig IL
er. The common and per cent BONDS I'M
proved as Other advances in the active
list were St. Paul. Is; Atchison ana
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, IS. and Balu-
more and Ohio. 6. Gains OF 3 included
a majority of the active list.
The market was Influenced largely by
the character of the quarterly state
nent of the United States Steel Cor
poration. which was more favorable
than had been generally anticipated
The strength of the London quotations
contributed TO the improved sentiment
and the dealings in the first hour were
marked by increasing strength, and Wen
distributed activity United States Steel
preferred scored an extreme advance OF
rs per cent, but the gain was estaD-
Hshed almost Immediately upon the
opening. and subsequently the traction
was lost under realiZatOns. The lndl-
cations in the steel trust statement OF
the current Of improvements IN Ihe lIoli
and steel industry fave ly lnnueheeo
al In iT the Ta 81 ms l-priced an
thracite Du -,
I'd Hudson
ling. how
CT strong
N, Rock
Balti-
c. Wa
.e last
me other is
"a Of about l per
nc rose q and South
Gas was exceptional in show
heaviness. General Electric opened
ND pa per cent. The announcement IN
the second hour of gold export engage
ments was somewhat unexpected. DuI
had little effect in checking the improV-
ing tendency. Business, however. show
ed a slight falling of Government
bonds were unchanged.
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sIs.2cs. So $25.o6s, 7o7 SO. rs, 49,

The increase Of 921, 600 tons in orders
on hand now, as compared with the
close Of the last preceding quarter, re
fleets the decided Improvement in the
steel Industry which has been in prog
ress during the last four or five weeks.
The estimated net earnings for March
also show a satisfactorily large increase
over the earnings for each of the four
preceding months, which are normally
T. Jnths of slack business, and have this
winter embraced a period of extreme
depression In the steel trade. The street,
therefore. although the meeting Wa not
held until after the markets close, was
inclined to regard the quarterly state
nent as reasonably satisfactory. despite
the fact that the dividends on the pre-
ferred stock would have 10 be paid in
part out Of the surplus. as was the case
three months ago. This dividend is
payable on May 10. the books closing on
April 19 and opening on May II. The
boards action on the dividend was said
to have been unanimous.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06
SUES RAILWAY COMPANY
FOR CATCHING COLD

Wilson Med. Lindsey, postal railway
clerk, has sued the Pennsylvania Rail-
read Company TO recover 81, 200 as dam
ages for personal injuries. He says tnat
on November 10, 1903, November ., 1865.
and December II, 1903, the defendant
failed to properly heat the mail cars run
ming over it's lines. In consequence,
Lindsey says he caught cold which d.
VelOped into pneumonia. Burton r. Doyle
IS named as counsel for the PLAINTIFF
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06

The chancery court of New Jersey has
granted an order to the Continental Sc
curity Company, ordering the Northern
Securities Company to show cause why
II should not be restrained from hold
ing the proposed directors meeting on
April 4 and issuing any OF the stock of
the Northern Pacific Company or Great
Northern. and also restraining the com
pany from taking any action regarding
the report Of its capital stock. The Con-
tinental Security Company is holder Of
500 Sares OF the Northern Securities
Company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06
TRUSTS TO SEEK
SAFETY IN CUBA
Will Make Havana the Base From
Which Operations Will Be
Conducted.

HAVANA, April 6.-While the report
that the Northern Securities Company
would seek a domicile in Cuba is denied,
a much greater scheme is being dis
cuSScd everywhere by Cubans.
This is an alleged proposition of sew
eTal of the more powerful American
trusts to remove their legal dOmiciles
from the United States to this city. in
order to evade the laws of the United
States Through the support Of a pow
erful lobby, organized here In the inter
est of J. p. Morgan, the Rockefellers.
J. j. Hill, Levi F. Morton. Jacob Schin,
Henry n. F1agler. and their associates.
afiliating with Sir William Van Horne,
Of the Cuban railways, or the American
tobacco trust here, the majority OF the
senators and representatives in the in
SClar congress, have, 1t IS alleged, been
persuaded that II would be a great
thing for Cuba 20 make this capital the
home OF the trusts, controlling the com
merce and trade Of the New World.
President Palma's Attitude.
But President Palma. who feels it to
be his duty under the letter and spirit
Of the Plat amendment to the consti-
tuition Of the republic Of Cuba, just in
corporated into a permanent treaty by
and between this government and that
OF the United States, 10 do nothing in
his capacity as insular chief executive
to which President Roosevelt might
raise objection, is unwilling 10 pledge
his approval Of the legislation favorable
TO the trusts. which these propose to
seek at the hands Of congress. which
resolution upon his part is quite a dis
appointment TO his millionaire friends
However il Is not believed that his veto
Of any legislation which congress may
be induced TO enact need be feared.
The project drawn and which Will be
placed before congress for indorse-
Hent and Equalization gives holding
syudicates" that may establish their
headquarters in Havana the indorse-
mcnt and support Of the government
here-always provided that these COM
panies invest a certain percentage OF
their stock in the municipal bonds Of
this city, OF soldiers warrants issued
by the republic itself before making
any effort to establish business upon
this island.
There is said TO be no doubt the bill
viii be passed promptly. and once
IL gets through the two houses Of
congress. the proposition Is to create
a consolidated trust agency company
with a billion dollars or more capital,
and equipped to cover the West Indies
and Caribbean sea coast countries Of
Panama, Central and South America
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md. April 6-The
board Of county commissioners met yes
teIday and appointed the following tax
collectors for the ensuing year:
First district. William L. Griffith, son
Of Commissioner William 7. Griffith, Of
Charles w. Souder, cousin of Commits
sioner Philip b. COuder, Of the same
district; Third district. Armstead Hemp
stone Griffith, son Of Commissioner
Charles G. Griffith. OF the same dis
trict; Fourth district, Ewell NJ. Bogley,
son Of Commissioner John Hilleary
bcgley, Of the same district, and Fifth
district, Stephen B. Lyddane, jr-. son
ST.
The board also appointed the follow
ing road supervisors: First district.
Samuel II. Hummer, J. /. Williams, and
George F. Snounfer; Second district. n.
y. Burns, Thomas G.. Brown, and John
L. Best; Third district, Joseph n. All
mutt, G. W, Burns. and r. f.. Oxley:
Fourth district William McAtee,
Charles r. Harris. and John J. Stearn
t1fth district, Samuel J.. Thompson, ".
f. Bean' and Eleazar Ray.
Among the bills which failed to pass
the Legislature, relating to this county,
were the primary election law, similar
10 that Of Baltimore city, and the bill
collect the taxes Of the county. These
proposed laws are being agitated more
and more at each session of the LeSiS-
lature, and IL Is now more than prob
able that at the session two years
hence they viii become laws
Mrs 5. d Higgins, who has been
critically i'll at her home here of pneu-
monia. IS now thought TO be on the way
To recovery At several times IL was
thought that she would last only a few
hours. but she would rally time aad
again Mrs Higgins was at one time
the senior member OF the mercantile
firm doing business ar this place un-
DE- the name OF s D Higgins g. Soc-
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known relnciy t0 without an operation.
5,u0Q testimonials written guarantee given
and money returned If six boxes do not effect
permanent cEre- Sl-0o box six for $500
hT mllL Send for free circular and testimo-
aiais. AdfrGs DAYoL MEDICINE CO. Sla
FIcac-scos Csl-s SSsEe1s Pharmacy. 9th ana
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06

The Senate Committee on Finance has
authorized Senator Aldrich TO report an
amendment to the bill for the govern
ment OF the Panama Canal zone giving
to the canal construction bonds all the
rights and privileges of the outstand-
ing 2 per cent Government bonds The
effect is 10 allow national banks to use
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06
YORK soLoEs CHOOSE OFFICERS

DRE. Pa, A"-,l j--C12ri&5 fs2rgez
W2S e1sctec presideu. OF common COM
Gil and LEWIS p. Ezsnott clerk. IN Ih=
select bgGDG1 ICHa LaEeG-> was ela0sss z
psrcs1e e2G. and Cherries Schrfner city
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06
Buoyamcy Charucteuses Market
Aud Ia1auces General IN List
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by ". B. HibDs 6 Co., l4l9
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange,
Chicago BoarI OF Trade. and Washington Stock
Exchanged
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06

The directors of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company have negotiated
with Kuhn, Loeb < Co. for a loan Of
81 600 90 on notes TO run two years at ;
per cent. and secured by collateral now
in the company's treasury. This money
is 10 be used to pay for regular con-
struction work already planned.
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District Of Columbia, City OF Washington,
!, CHARLES T. WHITE, cashier Of the above
named bank, do solcmnly swea- that the above
statement &c true to the best Il my knowledge
and belief. CHAS. Z. WHITE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th
eay of April. 1901 EUGENE MORGAN,
Notary Public
Correct-AtGest-
c. A JAMES
JAMES /. NORRIS,
c. W. HOWARD,
1t pirectorS-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06

The London market is generally
strong; st. Paul up Y and Union Pacific
unchanged; Steel preferred, 12s higher.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-06

The market is broadening, and there is
a better demand for stocks
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NEW YORK.

Lazare Freres have engaged $1,000 ON
gold for export to Paris tomorrow. and
Goldman, Sachs & Co ss25. 900.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
The market opened easy. 10 10 points
lower. Noon. very steady The follow
ING nrices Nere quoted:
CHICAGo CRAM MARKET

CHICAGO. April 6-The following
prices were quoted on the grain mar
ket today;