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Priyste Sales.

SECOND AvENUR.-M. Morsent thsu. Jr;. 4
client Of James Frank No. 1892 Second
avenue. a Ave story nat with stores. on lot
S ssF.s the TSs an
estate. which buys for investment.
10TH STREET.-Msolay 4 Dayles have sold
ior Gnribaldi GreenhalRh No. 4<2 West
10th street, a three story and basement
private dwelling. on lot l6Axo7.s. to james
M. ilanley.
shIt;E5NTH y.Il;5 sTREET.-snoxber 4 Go: have
40 3j7 West Sixteenth street. four story
tenement. on lot 2sxo2
LiGHTY-SIXTH STREET.-Conway 4 Cor
UWlke and Charles Berlin have sold No: ll6
Nest Eighty-sixth street. four story
hsf ana an Ss etheYs a91sss 70 ABRAHAM S. eohe
LtNOS AvENUE.--Heilncr Il Wolf have
SSoo,ishi No. Ssa i,enox avenue, FIVE story
i'tIll nIll STREET. = Barnett d Co. have. sold for
Oliver Thompson No, Is0 East i2lth street.
,,snree s,nree story dwelling. on lot iosx3.
i9in STREET.-Shaw 4 Co. have sold for
isa6 iss'ord NJ Tappen and others S9; 10 East East
rornWnstone dwelling. ls9x90ii.
"hSHlNGTON STREET. Flock Il brown
SihH SShHe sold for Leon wilmer to Americ,is {.
s,,,ahile Nos, $40 and 85i Washington street.
o. me northwest corner OF Christopher
e,%Ahox irregular.
'A IA ;FIRST SIREET.-Folsom Bros; have
sy,u Tor John q. Clegg to Euaenio Merllni
70 70 5l3 East Sixty-frst street. . five story
en- ,~metnent house, on lot 25xIoO.S.
'iA l,flRsT STREET. Philip Cohen has
s.nieht he two tve story fAnements at NOS.
SS!,an 90! ana SsI East sixty-frst street. on plot
kISETlETH aTprrr- -AA-.,. u.nhr.cA Aaa
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99SSs 9Sns at Nos. 4o7 and 100 East Ninetieth
street. on plot 50Il0oS.
have sold Nos. 2ss and 237 East lo6th street.
a ak story building In course Of construo-
tlon, on plot 32.6xl00n.
FIRST AvENUE.-G. Tuoti Co.. In oonneo-
tion with Samuel Chochlow. have sold for
terements at the southwest corner OF First
avenue and l0lst street. on plot lo0xlo0
FIRST AvENUE.--Bernhard Klingensteln
has sold to Meyer Frankel No; 7s First
avenue, a five story tenement. on lot 2<xl00.
CROTONA AvENUE.-William Ston ebridge
has sold for the estate OF Louis Wiegel the
two story frame dwelling on lot 2s5so, on
the west side Of Crotona avenue. 70 Ieet
north Of 1s7th street.
PARK AVENUE.-Ernest Hammer has sold
the block bounded by. lssth and leeth
streets. Park and Third avenues. 2es1io%1
JACKSON AvENUE.-Relter.. Newman d
Mosauer have sold for the Arthan Realty
Company the plot. s4x7e. on the west side
Of jackson avenue. 81 feet south OF leoth
street.
TRINITY .AvENUE.-B. Hoohbaum has
at the northwest corner OF Trinity avenue
a,sTH sTREET.-Ma1 Germansky has sold
to James j. Smith four lots. l06xIlt. on the
eoutheost corner OF 224th street and Second
avenue. and the adjoining plot on ths south
side Of 22lth street. los feet east OF second
avenue. lO0xlA.
SIXTEENTH STREET. T.-Snowber d Co. have
soid FOR the Whitehall Realty Company
No S57 West Sixteenth street four story
front tenement, with a three story rear
building. on lot 25xe2.
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Miscellaneous.

l.. ]. Phillips d Co. have. leased the stores
on the main floor Of the Times Building to
the corporation OF Hegeman GO; % Ihs
rental Of about Ns, 900.
q. p Butterfly has leased for the Thompson-
No IN Fast Forty second street. adjoining
the southwest corner Of Madison avenue. for
Tuoti 4 CO. have released for Ginz-
boureer Bros to Louis vanncelli the six
story tenement Nos. sl2 TO 2le East i09th
street for a term Of five years at an aggregate
q. Tuoti 4 Go. have leased for J. Rosen-
blum the six story tenements Nos. s21 70
Tesrs At an aggregate rental Of 20. 900. -
q. Tuoti GO. have Leased .rt 19r gr2ns ssnts e
Nns 400 To AL East 1i7th street, for a term
Of three years. at an aggregate rental OF
Az. 600, -
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WANTED FOR loOe-Expertcnced calendar sales
men TO sell The Thos. D. Murphy Co. line Of art
calendars In the United States and Canade a. TERI,
first Of the year. II desired. trial trip may be
made this fall. Our statesmen are clearing from
;z,000 10 :: :.cG0 poi y0sI Seoyo o1vsnsSs. Esy
erences need apply. Address THE THoS. D.
MURPHY CO., Red Oak. Iowa.
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ABOVE l4TH ST.. WEST SIDE.
THE LINCOLN,
In APARTMENT HOTEL.
lA0 III West SHth NJ.
WASHINGTON and JEFFERSON,

| SIS 70 SIS West 5ist St-Five and seven rocms
and bath apartments 70 rent rent reaSonHkle.
| jsaiter g Alexander Wilson, - Ssh ~.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

ARTIFICIAL PLOWERS-First class
rosemakers and flowermakers wanted;
also branchers; steady work and highest
pay; old hands please apply.
L. PRAGER, 96 Bleecker st.
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BRUSH MAKER-Man on shavers who can
tie knots and comb; Sis per week. steady work
all year round transportation advanced; write
at once. MELCHlOR BROS, Chicago, Ill. $
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO learn plumbing
trade; great demand for graduates, N-S day:
many complete course two months; graduates
ton. COYNE BROS. co. PLUMBING SCHOOLS
New York. Cincinnati. st. Louis. For free GAIA
logue. address 80 10th av., Now York.
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THREE COFFEE Statesmen for New York
and adjoining territory TO represent large New
York house. who growers, importers and roasters
Of high grade cofYees. Address g. A. c. box los
Sun uptown once. 1898 Broadway.
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YOUNG MEN WANTED to take up tho
tunIty to secure legal education apd ad-
mission to the bar without loss Of time Or
other sacrifice. For particulars address The
SPRAGUE CORRESPONDENTS SCHOOL
OF LAW. 4ea Majestic Building. Detroit.
Mich.
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CAPABLE salesman TO cover N. Y. with staple
line high commissions, with 500 monthly advance;
permanent position TO right man. JESS II. SMITH
CO., Detroit, Mich.
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AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS. REPAIRMEN. chsuf-
feurs and others wanted all over the country:
$1,000 machines built this year In United States:
cents day will qualify you for good wages In this
growing neld. For fuii particulars. address Dept.
B 100, The Correspondence School OF Automobile
Engineering. Akron. Ohio.
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WANTED-Part or half of two stores uptown
for womcn's nne shoes and mems shoes millinery
or haberdssheys preferred: VIII rent or consign
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wANTED-Photo engraver. one etchsf and
GOESER McFEE q CO.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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HELP WANTRD-MALE.

MRS. L. sEELY has removed her smploymsn
bureau to 23 Weat a9th st,
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EXPERIENCED HANDS fOR FINE
FEATHER FASTING. APPLY HEWLETT.
ROBIN Co.. l33 6TH Av.
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LADIES-To DO PIECEwoRK at their homes
we furnish all materials and pay from 81 to 1l2
weekly. Send stamped envelope to ROYAL co"
81 z. Aonroe st., Chicago.
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~ 900 BUYS pattern and woodworking business
In Greater New York. Particulars at
MCDONALD -WIGGINS CO., 257 Broadway.
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LOAN OF 1850 REQUIRED; good security
MCDONALD .wIaeINs co.. 2s7 Broadway.
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MEDICAL.

CORNER GROCERY, established IS years, In
leading Jersey coast resort on main avenue: doing
$4,000 business store and stock $4,000. a bargain
10 live man: no agents. GROCERY, boz 40 Sun
ONCE, '.r '.
FOR SALE--Store property, including large
stock eueral goods LINDSEY, New Rochelle. NY.
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ACTIVE or silent party wanted with si6,000 to
invest In high class mfg. concern this city. for
the purpose OF handling their fAst increasing busi
ness best OF references given and required. Apply
to hcDONALD-WiGGINS CO.. 2S7 Broadway.
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fercd for sale by high class manufacturing concern
OF New Haven. Conn. Apply to
MCDONALD -WIGGINS CO.. 257 Broadway.
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satisfactory tailor made to measure mems clothes:
large complete sample outnt furnished i, free; i,a
territory given: best advertising matter In largo
quantities furnished; write to-day for our line
Address Lock Box 287. Chicago, ILL.,
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LARGE established silica company OF high
standing .of1ers about $4,000 OF hrst mortgage
gold bonds at 500 each this Is an absolutely safe
Investment. For further details apply TO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.. 257 Broadway
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$4,000 BUYS furniture and general trucking
business best location Brooklyn: 5000 net prohts
AcDokAtD tD,wIGGINs CO.. as7 rro.dwsy.
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AGENTS WANTED.

our Gold Window Letters. Novelty Signs and
Chanseable Signs; catalogue free. SULLIVAN
CO., 405 w. Van Buren, st." Chicago, ILL.,
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A BEAUTIFUL 10 acre farm located at Brar.
cllT: this would make an ideal place for gentle
Rockefeilcr's s estate; grand view OF the Hudsoni
very hieh, elevation; ne!Thhors are all wealthy
here under 81 o per acre. For particulars amply TO
Mdi1ONALD-W -WIGGINS co. PSI Broadway.
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325. .OOo ACTIVE MAN preferred, for exporting
American specialties to Japan investor to tako
New York end: very best Of references furnished.
Particulars at
MoDoNALD-wIGGINs co.. 2s7 Broadway.
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$4,000 REQUIRED In a large contracting and
supply company: annual business amounte 70
SIPS 900 70 $685. 900; best Of references furnished
McDoNALD.wIdGINs CO., 257 Broadway.
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can estimate on special work and get the business:
nne opening. AMERICAN PAPER BOX CO..
Grand Rapids, Mich.
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ELECTRICAL BUSINESS for sale on account o
sickness business protected by patents price 92 900
an exceptional opportunity for soue one.
McD0AALD:WIGGtNa Co. 2a7 bToadwAy
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$500 PER MONTH and expenses ceiling STRAIN
SKY'S Smokelcss Gun and Blasting Powder: pat
ented general agents wanted everywhere. j. A.
STRANSKY, box 500 PukwanA, s. D.
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LOAN OF $4,000 WANTED. secured by bond
and mortg age on large storage warehouse and safe
deposit vaults. Particulars at
MCDONALD WIGGlNS CO.. 2S7 Broadway.
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SOUTHPORT, CONN.-Besutifui IS acre farm:
an ideal place for gentcman's residence or sani.
tarium: farm now pays $1,000 proi,s yearly: price
McDoSALD .w1GGINs CO.. Isl Broadway.
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FOR SALE-oKLAHOMA FARM LANDS
EDWARD X. ELDER, Stroud. Oklahoma.
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$4,000 BUYS old established dry and fancy goods
store on prominent West Side avenue. Apply'to
MCDONALD .WIGGINS CO.. 167 Broadway.
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20 PLAlNFIEEp. ". J.-2 elegant resid dences very
desirable vicinity: prices, s. zoo and SIS oO0 De-
scription at
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NAvESlNK. N.J.-vcry desirable residence. all
MCDONALD NiGGINs CO., 2s7 Broadway.
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COMPANY WITH. CONTRACTS for hltr.tion
sand and gravels requires 0,o0O to fulnl same.
MCDONALD .WIGGINS CO. 267 Broadway.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-31
Dress Shirts Special

Our shirts give satisfaction because, when a man
puts one he feels IL 1t made for him. neck
band fits They don't bind under the arms They are
worth every of regular price, Our special prices
foOvs
81 90 shirts in fine materials for. S14s
e1.75 dress shirts In fine materials for S1.3o
81 so shirts In fine materials for. BIC
st 90 dress shirts in fine materials for .... CSC
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-31

Umbrellas Special
This Is the season of raln and the season to own
an umbrella. We have the SWEETEST Of handles, close
rollers steel frames; frames warranted:
So 90 all silk umbrellas reduced to. ......... $495
ss 90 all silk umbrellas reduced to- o......... .$415
az 90 all silk umbrellas reduced to .......... S3.S5
90 30 silk umbrellas reduced TO- ,............ .$1.S5
81 so part umbrellas reduced ......... csc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-31

Veckwedr Specials
% % = | 10 Y the consolidation have on hand two
$ s ~ monster stocks of clothing, furnishings,
s@% hats and Shoes Either of these magnificent
stocks complete in ITSELF and neither has
the Stye quality, workmanship
noxUnoCc Thew aro both tho croono of tho
= markets sweest and best garments We are
zoe compelled to reduce these stocks without delay
~~ and have instituted a consolidation sacrifice
Asm sale and propose that it shall be monument
c, to the union of the stores by giving the most
Peo gigantic startling and bewildering bargains the
history of Pendleon has witnessed. This
sale will be revolution in value giving; it will
Soo surpass in real bargains the most sensational
= for soc cuts in prices advertised.
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authority. have all indicated financial re- adjustments rather than an actual change in the equities of the companies. The supposed plan to incorporate Great Northern's iron land holdings into a sep arate company is an example.
 The market position of Union Pacific also has been the subject of growing suspicion. The enormous borrowing de- mand for this stock, which has attracted marked attention, has been generally at- tributed to the desire for it's use for proxies at the meeting to authorize the $100,000, 900 preferred stock increase. The books are to close for this mortgage to- morrow, and there seemed sudden real ization that this might mean a release to the market of very large amounts of this borrowed stock There was some dread entertained even that this enor- nous borrowing of stock might represent liquidation sales by insiders who were borrowing for delivery to disguise the source of selling. In fact, there was a very general disposition to suspect the speculative condition of the market as whole. Pools which have operated in various stocks unloaded to large extent. The supposition that there was retrench- ment by selling in the stock market against the necessities of the wheat deal also continued in force The weather bureaus weekly crop report relieved some apprehension of damage from cold wealth CT. Money continued easy. survey of the days net changes. however, re- veals a more decided setback in prices than has occurred in many weeks. The closing tone was the weakest of the day and prices were at about the lowest.
 Bonds irregular. Total sales, par value, $s.S65. O00
 United States bonds were all unchanged on call
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-19
New York Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Movement.

alveston-steady middiing 7lac; net receipts. 1235f; gross receipts 12,55t; sales, 19S: stock. 204.o43; exports coastwise. 50.
 New Orleans-Steady; middling, 1ec; net receipts. 102Ol gross receipts. 10 POI : sales, 1900; stock, 2S6,009
 Mobie-Steady; middling, 7-l6c; net receipts, 435: gross receipts. 435; sales, BOO; stock, S2, 456; exports eoastwise, 2s31.
 Savannah-Quiet; middllng 7asc net re- ceipts, 7I34 gross receipts, 71S4; sales, S6l; stock, 46,411; exports coastwise, 3622.
 Charleston-Quiet midding, 5-16c; net receipts. 572: gross receipts. 572; stock, 14763 exports coastwise, 520,
 Wilmington-Dull; middling, 7ssc; net receipts, S29; gross receipts, S29; stock. 9015.
 Norfolk-Steady; middling. 7ssc; net re- ceipts, 29s7: gross receipts. 29S7; sales, 4S9; stock, 3s.O4s; exports coastwise. 2370.
 Baltimore-Nomina.; middling, TAG; gross receipts. 46O; stock, 643l.
 Boston-Quiet middling, 7S5c net re- ceipts, 416: gross receipts, 6-2; exports to Grea --ritain, 2o35
 Philadelphia-Quiet; middling, S.10e: net receipts, 54; gross receipts. 54; stock, 1577.
 Jacksonvllle-Net receipts. 76; gross re- cepts, 76; exports coastwise. 76.
 New York-Quiet; miodling, 7s5; gross receipts, 22s3; stock, 75.235.
 Total today at a.. ports-Net receipts. B ,05S; exports to Great Britain, 2035; stock. 6h.525.
 Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts, S1 ,74s; exports to Great Britain. 630S0 to continent, 1753i to Japan, .- 10 Mexico, 1OO
 Total since September 1 at all ports Net receipts. s,2Sl,s51; exports to Great Britain, 3,073110; to France, CIT, 044; to continent. 2.6H.549; to Japan, 1s4, 75O; to Mexico, 2Sl22.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-19
smoIlen G Cos Market Letter.

The cotton market showed considerable strength today on heavy short covering
 Liverpool was somewhat disappointing carly, but closed at an advance of to ? points. Spots were l point lower with sales of only 5000 bales The local mar ket opened to points higher, May sell ing at 7.37, sold at 736. after which there was rally to IA. The spot business was very dull throughout the south, but the movement was very heavy, the es- timated port receipts for the day being 3l 000 bales. Houston and New Orleans expect 10000 bales each tomorrow. The weekly weather report was very favor able. There were reports of fair to good stands of early planted cotton from Alabama and Georgia. In Texas early planted cotton reported as promising While we may have additional baek-sets, we would favor the long side of cotton at the present prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-19
MARKET HAS MORE STEADY TONE Weekly Crop Report Causes
 Brief Reaction MADE GOOD NET ADVANCE Liverpool Was Firm and Covering for Week End Holidays Caused Prices
 to Work Gradually
 Higher
MADE GOOD NET ADVANCE

New York, April 1s.-With the exception of a brief reaction following the publica- tion of the weekly crop report, when prices sold back to within couple of points of last nights finals the cotton market ruled generally steady to firm and moderately active on covering and little buying for long account. encouraged by talk of flrmness in interior markets and large short interest.
 The opening was steady at unchanged prices to an advance of points. which was hardly as much as due on the frmer cables. At first local bears were selling the new crop months, which had ten dency to hold the advance in check, but Liverpool showed continued frmness, and with more or less covering In prepara- tion for the holidays over the week end, prices gradually worked igher. Reaching a net advance of about points. ne quo- tations reacted under a bear raid, follow ing the report, although this was about a stand-off so far as general sentiment was concerned. After sending down to 734 for July, prices rallied again on re- newed covering to the previous best level The closing was steady wth-1 couple If points of the top, with net advance of 6aS points Sales were estimated at 175.- 900 bales.
 Receipts at the ports today S5,O5O bales, against Al ,163 last week and 12107 last year. For the week (estimated) 10000, against 17O.S66 last week and 56,501 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 10.2f0 bales. against oJ7S last year and tt Houston S045. against 2O66 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-19
Ware & LeIand's Market Letter.

Our prevailing cold snap received more support and consideration than at home, and fears of its continuance caused stronger market than expected At the hour of our opening quotations, due to be f points lower, were only ?, and this loss was wiped out and changed to an advance of an equal amount before the close. The business was light, but con- fdence is still expressed in cables that spinners will provide themselves well into next year.
 Locally traders were Inclined to con servatism, pending more explicit news of the area seriously affected by frost. Shorts covered and brought about mod crate improvement. It was anticipated that the weekly weather report would furnish more explicit data of the most recent conditions, and the failure to men ton effects of frost and the necessity of replanting in localities believed to be affected, caused the general conditions to be regarded more favorably than ex- pected. although notably inferior in some sections.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-19
FEVERISH TRADING IN THE SECURITIES Union Pacific and St. Paul
 Slump in Sympathy SENTIMENT IS UNSETTLED Numerous Theories Are Advanced to Account for the Enormous Actlv-
 lty of Northern Securities
 and Allied Stocks.
SEN N1IMENT IS UNSETTLED

New York, April 1s.-Speculators long of stocks showed great deal of trepi- dation which caused a free unloading and rather severe inroads on prices. The news of the day contained nothing to in- dicate an impairment of actual values, but the action. of the market Itself served to create distrust and uncertainty over the many stories of brilliant financial projects which have been the principal motive for the buying of stocks up to the recent high level of prices
 The incident having the most direct in- nuence was the sudden and violent break of Northern Securities within the first ten minutes of trading in the curb mar ket. The first few sales of the stock were at a fraction higher than last night up to 1s1, but after that there seemed absolutely no demand and the price WEB offered down precipitately 16 points with out finding buyers. 1nis news quickly reached the floor of the stock exchange and induced a slump in the price of Union Pacific and St. Paul.
 The quick recovery of 10 or 12 points in Northern Securities was reported all most immediately. The feversh action left sentiment very much unsettled, and in the absence of actual news to explain the break there was a disposition to at tributei it to the practical operating diff faculties in the curb market, where facli- ties are restricted both in the matter of supply, and of the convenience for buy ing, thus leaving the market narrow and unrepresentative for any stock of such an enormous volume as that of the Northern Securities company. But the volume of the offerings of the related stocks on the exchange deprived this ex- planation of it's force.
 There was more plausibility in the con tention that on the eve of the surrender of Northern Securities share certificates to be exchanged for Northern Pacific and Great Northern stoc4A there developed a certain apprehension that with the re- turn to the market of a great floating supply of these constituent stocks 1t would be found difficult to keep up the price to the level at which they have recently sold.
 The tie-up in the Northern securities company has left the actual floating sup ply of Great Northern and Northern Pa cific very small, making 1t easy to mark up the price to figures more than double those prevailing before the formation of the securities company The reports cur rent to account for these, and which have been entirely without sanction of official
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-19
LOCAL MARKETS.

The cotton market is firm and un- changed at 7i4c for good middlin. and 6lac for the low grade.
 Dry salted rib bellies are quoted lsc off per pound. Other staple groceries are unchanged
 Business on Morris avenue continues ac- tive, with all kinds of produce in brisk demand Florida cabbage are priced 75c per crate higher. Colards are off soc on the crate. Beans. sauashes and peas are quoted lower, with fair stock of all green stuffs on the street. Alabama strawberries are $l lower. yesterdays s market closing s2.50Qs.00 per crate of 2i quarts. New Irish potatoes are offered pretty freely.
 Eggs are stronger at 15d16c per dozen. No changes have occurred in poultry nricns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-19
Metal Market

New York, April 16.--The spot tin mar lSet. in London was higher at f140 5s, and futures G135 Is 6o Quiet locally at $90 4On30.65.
 Copper was lower abroad, spot e66 17s, futures f67 2s. Locally about unchanged. Lake, $15.- ,a@l550; electrolytic, $15.25@ 15.3719 casting. s14S71kd15.25.
 Lead unchanged at $4.5oa460 in the To- cal market but lower abroad at e12 15s.
 Spelter was a shade higher in London, closing at f24, but remained quiet in the local market at s6.
 Iron closed at 54s ou in Glasgow and at 50s 719d in Middlesboro. Steady local ly. No. l foundry northern, S17600t1s 25; No. do. do., ,$17 10@17.75 No. 1 do. south ern and No. 1 do. do. soft, $17. 75d1S 25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-19
Naval Stores.

Wilmington, N C., April 1s.-Spirts turpentine nothing doing Rosin firm at $2.S0; receipts 139. Tar firm at $isO; re- ceipts S62. Crude turpentine firm at 2.2O. sS.7O. A.25; receipts 77.
 Savannah, Ga, April 1S.-Turpentine firm at 53c; receipts 33S; sales 577; ship ments 265 Resin firm; receipts 1923; sales 16l; shipments 1196. Quote: A, E. C. D $2.9214; b s3.00; F $3O5; G s3.15; II s33O; ] $3.5o; K $3.75 M s4Oo; N $40; window glass $40; water white s425
 Charleston s. C.. April 1S.-Turpentine and rosin nothing doing.
 New Orleans. April 1s-Rosin steady; A, B. s2921s: D s2 2.921k; E ss.O0; F ss05: G ss.15; H s3S0; I $3.50; K sS95; M s4O0; s4.10; window glass s4.25; water white $4.35 Spirits turpentine quiet at 64c.