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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-10

NN NNRPNH 0AAD'
Postoflce Inspector Riddiford and
Chief Clerk Of the Railway Mail Ser
vice Moore, who has headquarters in
Los Angeles. we're In the city Monday.
Mr.. Riddiford inspected the local office
and then went to Duncan. Mr.. Riddi-
ford had on hand a queer inspection
case, which shows that Uncle Sam will
sometimes do more for a foreigner
than he will for one of his own chill
dren. He had a letter from a man in
South Africa who wrote that his father
was Ia this vicinity, and that he had
written numerous letters to him and
got no answer. He thought that may
hap the letters had miscarried, and
wanted the department to look up his
daddy. The letters had been addressed
TO Shakespeare, and there had not been
a Shakespeare on the list Of New Mex
leo postofices in many years. The de-
partment turned the letter over to the
inspectors to see il they could find the
South Africans long lost father. II.
spector Riddiford asked about him 10
Lordsburg, and soon found that be
was now located at Stems Pass, and
that be had no more inclination to
recognize his family than he had to
recognize an honest debt that be
would move as far to get away from
one as the other. Notwithstanding
this Inspector Riddlford wrote him,
telling Of the inquiry his son had made
and probably will report to the depart
ment the location OF the daddy, and
then the postmaster general will write
to the man In South Africa that it is
not the fault of the post-oflce depart
ment that he does not get an answer
TO the letters he says he has written.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-10
ThG Worlds News
From Day to 1ay

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PRESS.
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Der of this great News Gathering
Association, and is therefore the best
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and east of Los Angeles. Take the
TIMES and get all the news.
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THE DAILY TIMES
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-10

Absolutely good service.
Best Of roadbed and equipment ia
cilities.
Quick and Comfortable.
Finest and Best service to all points
north and east.
Makes good connection with your
train from the west.
And good connections at Kansas City,
Chicago and other points for all the
large eastern cities.
Meals served at our handsome Harvey
hotels which are.under the Manage.
ment of the noted FRED HARVEY.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-10

There was a washout reported in
California Wednesday, and yesterday
all trains from the west we're an
nounced annulled.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-10

The Southern Pacific is to build a
new depot at Benson, the officials Of
that road having condemned the old
one.-El Paso News. Would that
those condemniDg officers would stop
at Lordsburg, and order a new depot
haFa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

cepts 600 head market Sc lower mixed and syteheTs
heavy Sos 3d. light So 25qs5 so; bulk Of sales 50 sc
IS 50. SHEEPRecepts. 5000 head; sheep ana amos
strong good choice weteIs 81 eoS ie taiF to ehoce
Cincinnati. May 9.-HOGS actve butchers. - 20
COMMON S4GS5 CATTLE steady; fair 70 good snip
pers s5dS5 q: common. 81 25@s3 Is. SHEEP easy at
SSTS5 LANES Sow 81 e56S7 so.
East 9-CATTIE-fteceipts nGht;-
ket STEADY: prime steers Sc ICSd 30; shipping 50
butchers 5O3S5 heifers. 81 JelS5 So cows % %
81 So bulls S3aS4 VEALS-Receipts. 200 head man
ket 25c higher at "a J0G$6 -. HOGS-Receipts zloo
head market and 5d10c higher; heavy 81 "a
e. so mixed and Workers So T56S5 50. piss 50 tSeSo ~
roughs 90TS5 70; stays So 2zsS %; dairies - 49,
SHEEP AND LNdl5st receipts: zfpC aslse5 5
ket steady: 81 5ods6 CO. yearlings 50 2SaSS %
wetders, s. sJ6S5 10 ewes, 81 25DS4 90; sneep hNe
So 5OG$4 -. ., -. q 400 rood
including 25GO Southerns: market Sael3c iower NJ
export ana dressed steers 50 goa SO 3D. fair 70 eo
81 56s5 40 81 5ogfs Is stoesers
256s5: 81 StiltS0 Do
cows 81 5s4 rs: native COWS 50 25<4 90 native heif
err So 9jGS 40: bulls coz calves nc lower Al
SSGs6 20 FJOGS-Recepts. $4,000 head: marker &c
lower: ton s. 32 Of saes. 81 1SGs5 q e Ss
2ls5 321. packers - III asa 271s; pigs ana hths
s. 254Sa o SHEEP--Receipts 1000 head; marie. e
lambs steadv sheen lower; native lambs - .Va~
Iar1bs 81 506sT; fed ewes end Ssarngs -
Texas CLIPPED yearlinGs 81 I5etSa - as S"seF'
clipped S+G$4 So; stocxers and feeders. s. 9od$S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

carrier basket sias2i PARSLEY Ne-ore9ns. sI Ell
100 lunches s1d$2: PARSNIPS old per Dbl o tsslet
RADISHES. Virginia and North Carolina Pc -,
2o4I5c; do Baltimore, per 100 lunches 81; DO e".g IA
100 lunches St6St % ROMAINE, Nev-OrleanS 7,~S
81 %; STRING BEANS Charleston. way per 81 ~
75cTS1 50 do round green 81 25f1S2 fat green S1g
81 50 do Savannah. basket. 50ca<l 90 90 a.
Sl0S2; DO Florida. per basket 2oc9Sl - ~ her
crate J0c9Si green per basket. 50ceISl 'o 40
crate 5OcGSf; SQUASH new, white. per ooN OF sLari
25pT5c; yellow crookneck 7SceiSl q; 40 hy
Old per Dbl S1a$1 %: do marrow 81; SPINACH ne1Tsii
TOMATOES Florida, per carrier. 75eGS2 20 %
TJcG$1 10: TURNIPS white, 100 punches ecu
HOTHOCSE PRODUCTS-Mushrooms steady for cIo ~
but dragging figures. Cucumbers ptehiS ~
weak Other dollhouse vegetables neglected OWING 1" W
liberal offerings prices Of outdocr stocSS.
ton. per basket of dozen 81; CAUl.lFLOM
dozen $2d$4; LETTUCE. per case. 1acgSl 70 sIss
ROOMS per NJ IJd50c: RADISHES per 100 buHchcs'
75cd$1 %; TOMATOES, per 10. 10GJ15c.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-TheTe was an enlarged
showing receipts to-day. II did not however soLh
prices a number round buyers need repIelsln
All OF well attended We qISSe
Prime, large bales. 100 r. s2339s5o; No so
No q iGq75c; No g. G5G6T nc: shipping 4T5sg0Vci SAT-
hay. soc; clover mixed zoe; clover clear, &c Little
attractive clover on hind STRAW-Iong rye nanta
full prices though receipts continue liberal the
OF S5G9Oc unchanged; wheat and oat straw, 4Ogu
Receipts of hay and straw, in tons. reported az Us
Produce Exchange to-day: Hudson tSlVer fCai
road. 800; Shore Railroad. 20; Erie lailr0ad '+V
Pennsylvania Railroad $50; Delaware IacSawaIn anu
Western Railroad Lehgh Valley Railroad leoi th-
tmore and Ohio Railroad 40; Ontario and Wesiern I.
road, 20; Central Railroad of O river DOas
1I0 total 1,621 Receipts OF straw. 10 toIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

S1ftintiV I1r,o. Not exceeding - words three
t EIqE is Is cents; seven Insertions, 90 90
reSts Exceeding "a words and less tnal ,r ~
vords three insertions, 80 cents se'e -
sertions, 90 cents ---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

unchanged Paris partially ~ p oS raj fsdn
q Broomhen TeoI tJr5o
pest nc from Saturday. Al ule Co. ary,s,y
weather said given some sor-1 IN
In the last hour of trade there was 80 proat taking
the figures que ~ GOOD
and renewed bear pressure. Minneapolis shoe So
deal Of and cash Wlgat
very firm. both here at Kansas ~ ths
Minneapolis cash has gone Up - 80
last two weeks against about Sc advance IN oiOiis
mills that found themselves
supplies from adjacent territory. The ns,h
port made condition &C. compared with % as' 49, ~
a year ago The government report ioe oS
due Wednesday afternoon, giving the peseIn
winter wheat, with the acreage somH
condition trade looks Tor peeIlsi
report. Interior 1S1OOo DusI,
with 1T1,oO0 bush year. Cash wheat hee ea.-.
follows; No red 94%c elevator ana Jo'@C
No Northern Duluth 81 03a4, and No marc h
prices shade room covering Ine ~, No.
ket did show amount OF SUenstu al Ges'
and closed in New-Nork with decideoIE neaHE
being ss@ CSC lower. There was HeiIus 9
and the short interest notW @
bulletin was Iather
unfayorabe indicating planting because OF conhu~
Gus rains in The cables were 7Ad i6 I -.
ceips only 10000 bush, compared win t"o'OVV
last year, and carlot estimates only IS at ChcIso 49,
trading for the first time In both new a1 ou r
the former representing deliveries when tnIe
grades Of valid discount FaTln oileIis
OF continued light export trade was cO!Ieo
10 load. No closed 53c elevator ana oo72S
o afoat; No white. 54c. and No yelow orc
ahoat OATS-The market quiet with au e;1siei
tendency in the afternoon following other
natural white. so n 35aq87c. and clipped white
SO TO 40 H. 3618 G3913c RYE nominal. BA}l.tfhar-
ket dull Feeding quoted 44b4c / Ne"-AOTA'
and mailing, 4eg52c I Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeN-YOTk. May ., 1900
BEEVES- Receipts S3- head. lnclu'll-
slaughteTers and . Tor the
trading reported to-day Feeling steady for all sorts and
prime native sides WIN extra Deei
selling at 9Ad1Oc Liverpool and London cables quoted
l2G13c 10 dressed weight sheep
l4d14i3c. dressed weight. shipments
port the Bowie 70 Liverpool lncuGed 4yo
cattle and O59 sheep ShaUberS Son, 400 cattle
for Schwarzschild & SuZberger and iSOe quarters o.
partly estInate for other shippers I-iIFqN te
Oceanic take 4OG0 quarters Of beer. eua!IE a.
the Morris Eeef Company ana the swift
Beef Company. - 49,. .,,., o.-t,o5
late in the forenoon held for tomorrow mar
ket No to-day. Feeling firm on reToIted iiSit
arrivals for Wednesday. Dressed calves firm at
per for city dressed veas and GG"c per ID Tor country
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Receipts cars or CAS-
the market All the offerings spring lambs from
MARYLAND virginia and New-Jersey sheep ana year
ling lambs noninaIy steady. SprIrs taIfls Hve
soNrly and o weak. Nearly nan SUE
was likely to The outside quotation TT
N5arvIand and Virginia lambs So 80 head ran
EXTRA rrme up 10 So 80; TO prime state lambs
az s2GS5 1t is little early for spring LAMPS anu
bntcners do not be ready to handIe ttenl IN
quantities. Prime wooed yearngs have me PFeIeIei,S
thIs week mutton was slow at tli"2c per 70,
dressed yearings steady 11q122c dressed spring lambs
SalesENewton Co: Virginia spring lambs at 50 90
PEI I10csEReceipto were 1s or 2997 head an for
saIghterers except few head. Market nominal put
feeling about Country dressed oss quet at '=
sales date yesterday)-H H Hollis: 81 state noss lo9
n average at SO re- 100 To- . do 146 10 at So Z
roughs a -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

SECOND BUTLER.-Excellent references
from first class families: good valet also;
wages $40. Address INTEGRITY, 2O3
East 4Sth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. MAY 9-CIosirg. wHEAT-srot srIl. No 4
Is sid September. ca 45sd CORNspot steaiy: AMER
July. 31sd PENs-Cansdlan fra - rtisd flour
st. I4auis fancy winter steady o o. EOPS-In Len
don. Pacific Coast stcaGv Is csfff8
extra India mess. sos. PORK dun prime
RACoN firm; Cumberland cut. 2G 70 20 70 4ts short
rio 10 TO "a 70. +2s "a. clear ndics, light =
- n f0s g.; long ni5s!es heavy Is 20 - 4es
short clear backs. - H. 3ss ca. bellies
1G n, 4lss shouiGsrs ~ X - firm. 32S.
LARD firm: prime Western 55s Sd. Arasrcaa
refined Il pals. SIS Cd BUTTER nominal CHEESE
american finest white gD!st IS Cd: AHne-ieaR asrr
colOrei dull TATIOV-Prfu-e city
TU2PENTINE-Spi fFlr. e. RCSIS frr. q Ia
ETROLEUM-ReaRed all.et. sd LINSEED OIL.
str SCs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

s local market for spot cotton closed quiet and 10
points lower at O5c for middling upland and sue iI
n5dlnz gulf 800 bales Tor export ana olV
70 spnners. ,-.-,.z - t.,,o--..
Southern spot telegTaPhed as doiIo"s'
Savannah hrn lice higher. at Sc ssles 2z' oas'
Charleston Quiet unchanged. 100 Nortolk steaoy
unchanged at 74c sales 227 bales BaItlnore nofia.
e. 77sc Augusta steady. unchehgeq' ,c a. heba- 81
Bee saies 297 bales Galveston quiet nhchansso'
%. saee "a baJes New Orleans quiet and steaoy,
Unchanged at re sales 1900 oales. g.. T.. a.. 4,
F,erir,afe5 leading points Tor To-Day
Ee-Crlesns COO to $500 against LII last week aia
year; 1900 TO soyo anst 600 40 70
ss- eel, and 100 last year and Galveston 4ooo 10
400 against G $40 week and al last yeaI. -. -
Receipts Of cotton the ports ana interior Po.lS
dar compared with the figures OF last "eSN anu i7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


C-OFFEE-The coffee market was not active. again
-boVed teadiness with the OF the day tending
friends of the market looking
FOR gradual advance in prices although 1t seemed pow
materially stimulate demand. The opening
oulet al unchanged prices to advance Of points
tVo positions. Later the market worked up to net
Of points. but yielded slightly realizing
me last hour, and closed steady. unchanged TO
sales reported Of about 81, bags
European markets we're steady Brazilian receipts were
small warehouse deliveries again heavy, with
sQot people claiming that the demand
which sprauG up following the publication of big
supply decrease for The month April coutinu
private cable received quite late in the day
r0unced minus correction in the Rio stock of about
bags. Receipts the ports 5000 bags
against 5000 bags fo- the week year. The
spot market steady with quotations the basis
e R!o No :.
The of contract prices in the local market
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

forSrd during the series Superior e=no greasy real
fzed prices Americans
% Is 3isd Tasmania Hight greasy brought fs ~ 49,
nreds were veil represented md QUICKLY Anecans
buying stylish light conditioned TIE iarye 1fs
ties cataogued AID not affect which very Arm
THROUGHOUT following the detail. Neg s7,t
MaeS-6OOo Gales secured 0sd91s I'D greasy 5s.d5
Is ID eiueerSiandJoO bales. q faTfa 81
greasy 9izdf14d victUria-2 io0 belss seosreI MA
e l3sd; greasy, 5df5Is Esd. South Austraia-fsGo
1aes; secured J. 1adNis 1iad. greasy GiFdGIs ~
West Agssraa-1c0 bales: greasy. Tda1s IA Tasmania
100 bales. greasy, 5izdfis ID Nepr-Zea sn57 ef.1
eaies; secured i06als 100, greasy idols "a cape ~
Good Hope and Naai-io1 bales. G-fs I'D:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May o & ? m-COTTON-SVot IN Moderate
prices
ts2d good Tniddlns 45od. rniddliax, ASA; low mid
ding. 4-1Sd good ordinary. 4d ordinary. ASA TIE
sales OF the day $3.50 bales. q which 1-50
speculation ard export includes. 600 Az1sr,r
Receipts Is 600 bales i~cuding 5000 American.
opened firm and closed easy. American middHlg : o
MAY. ia: June 4i4d. Tune J1Iy. I'D:
July and l. I'D; August and September a. sd.
September October 419t. October Soreunn
4.3Od November ana December. lid; Decsmeer and
February, felrr.arS
a March. I'D: March and April. A26l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10


Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables-Spot. COZ
ton, demand; sales. 5000 specua5lon ar
port. 1900: 1000 receipts lSoOo; hare,
eOO0. Midland upland, 434d. Futures oIHsne. Da.D,s
steady. points higher near months ana = P 49,
Up on distant positions Closed with quol%iioI'
% points net lower. May and May-June 4l4a
septenber ostobeT Z ed cto5erNovernber, 20d; No
ver5ber T1ecemter I'D; Decenber-January, 4zZd Jan
February. z24d; February March 20 ana l LII.
stsady
DRUGs-The market essential oils was steaay y 3 3e
quiet with prices crrted follows: 4nse. 81 Oo4Sl
beganot 50 i0ds2 % lernongrass S3gSS 90 tasy, %
as p: sornwoOd 50 504SS 10 tOJI
EloR with prices quoted follows: Gentsn
golden seal s. 551Sl 60; ginseng Aorthern 70
Southern soQse 30: Eastern 81 z5gSI %: SNAKE 'Hs'
FLof-R aND MEAIl-whe not particularly active
was mere demand for certain grades OF nouT
crop Kansas patents 10 arrive. There were aso
sales n spring Spring patents 50 239so -.
ghts e0aS4 so winter patents - snSSs *
sZfra So . winter So s56S3 so RYE FLOUR steacaays
Cuofed Fair 20 good IoQ$4 co. choice 70 fancy -
s. S. coRNMEAL steady. quoted; Kiln DRIED ~ ny
and yellow. 81 20: coarse, 81 oSgsl ~, n-ng
Western s,essv. city firm. Quoted: western spIIhs
81 30 standard middlng $i1 co. hour 90 t,il
Dog 500 so May shipment CITY bran sig Dolsz% o,,.
and ars ridSiing s20aS24 30: Red Dog s24 90 n9ny
chop. $40 5OaSI9 20 bulk, $50 1oGS%4 saehs OiN 1
GREIrS-yST4Fs ,r-The wheat market showed nies ~
ularity throughout session. aad al tHe "s,1o On
the way from sc on 3lay 70 ~ - .o-
September The weekly siScTss little bullish
previous reports. was
IN review of the spring NhsAt ai,s ~ u,utar
which are late in parts OF ths Dest- -~esSi,y
rerort was favorable. Dut as
reporf came N about the time, WIN DiIlhn
average market responded quite feaa.tg 70 onTe
orders firm around naass lh ne crowd felt
beersh indications the European ~ - me
tia less warlike than On AonoaS. AN's'F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
STOCK ON HAND
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston May 9-The market is exceedingly TN;
and for territory woods is generally higher oc0ule
woods are moving freely. but business in other saaes
market is active and the limited supplies o. ns~
woods which arrived prices higher Inc range ~
this market follows. though some grades are
stI nominal: Ohio and Pennsylvania--NN and above
33G34,: K sic; 1, 36a33c; No 2, 9IG3Sc; fine IN
washed 2iG25c unmerchantable. 2II2sc unwasAed Dc
lane 2TG2Sc annerchantable. 2SG2sc. Michigan-Fine
unwashed 22923c unwashed deaine. 2J92sc kentucAy;
Indiana -Three-etSdhs and quarter boodr -
SIC Texas-TveIve months 2G92Tc; eight moutIs 2sa
24c fall 2OG2Ic. Catorna-Northern, choice. -8g@Ic;
average 24T25c middle counties 24G20c Oregon-East-
ern STAPLE 2cG23c; valley, No 2526c. TerritoryIdaho
fine 2OGp2fc; heavy fine 1II18c fine medium. 2OS2lc;
medium 22qt23c; Wyoming hne. 19g2oc; hne medium,
lq6GQc medium. 23424c Utah and Nevada fine 2122c;
fine medium a022c: Montana fine 21a22c; fine
medium average 21d22c Colorado fine, 1T0lSc; New
Mexico improved 1S4 I9c.
LONDON WOOL MARKET.
London May 9-The offerings sales
dav were $50 bales including brought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

Coffee cables.-Rio-Coffee market steady; No Z Rio
$500 exchange, 163sd; receipts 1900 bags days.;
shipments the United bags; stock 243O0
bags Santos-Coffee market market firm good average
Santos $500; receipts 5ooo bags 1.-TWO days.; stock.
e2S00e bags Hamburg-COnee market opened 4 pig
higher: at 230 4 pig higher; sales - 600
bags Havre-coffee market opened barely steady,
changed = franc lover u advanced /. franc:
unchanged; at $50 m advanced a franc; sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
The statistical position OF Brazilian coee folows

COTTON-The cotton market again active, but
generally under active selling that seemed
partly for both following rather better
weather reports pessinstic advices regarding
fcr the crop. The opening was easy al
points response to much lower Liver
pool cables than expected. II looked as the bulls
decline selling orders
coming practically all directions and prices fol
lowing call worked OF net decline OF about
points this level there little covering
preparatory weekly weather report at midday put
4d5 points from the lowest the market
turned easier The summary OF the wetneT report
bushly had been fully discounted while
The details Of the report favorable 10 the
market than suggested BY the summary and in the late
trading heavier selling for long account.
while the emboldened TO hammer the market
cutie vigorously. The close steadied somewhat D.
covering just about the low point OF the session
decline Of 1920 points Sales We're esthstea
81 100000 bales Port receipts the day were very
large reaching about bales and exports We're also
ful a about q bales official weather reports
cid not indicate much rain as had been looked foT
strength forecast Of the previous Gay ana
there talk Of easier spot markets in the south
although reports had them unchanged 10 l-loc
higher. --,-.. - l..
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
fo-ICNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

l-,,.oao Ma, e-cATTIE-Receipts. 3 600 head mar
tet STEADY to slow; good prime steers - .'So -
s covs Sass: heifers. 81 1898 90 Gamers 81 aug
81 10: bulls 81 50Q$4 TO- calves. 81 'og$s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

lolssses sugar. 30 test 3xc The London beet sugar
eket opened unchanged Sd and closed at Us Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
NAVAL STORES.

Light offerings Of spot stocks and firm primary markets
gave the local frmer turn Win prices a.,nt
ic higher. Rosin frm: Tar ruled firm aad quite
active in q jobbug We quote: . - c,r,a
SPIRITS TITRPENTiNFs-Ou and machine bSs. 6li70
&c.
ROsINDComn7on good strained, So 3O p - lsg
s2 %. SO o07S3 23: G. 81 33$3 40; H. So G1s ~
IS s0a$a co. 81 35@$4 45; VI, - s59$ 9O' y :" lO'
W G. s. -. and w w. s. so
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits tupentine. SEQ ps,ls
Charleston, May g-TURPENT1NE and RoslN. no'n-
SaV9nnah May 9-TURPENTINE steady So receipts.
SOY bills sales ISL shipments. 100 RO5iN hras ,F-
cc-ts ai7 ibis sales 101T shipments, SuO Quoteu'
a and G 81 i5 D. So 90: f SO 80: T. Sc 35; G. g -;
II 81 20: / 81 So k 50 %; NJ 60 %; " 81; " c. - 10
and W. 81 80 49,, ,r-,-rr>-t- e-,,
57isc bid; receipts. "a casks RoSIN steady hhI
SPir6F 'TJiPPFNTINE firm. So 80 81 and 81 80; re-
ceptsa LA M 1oI T1-RPENTTNE-spir 4Gs ROsIN
American strained, s. I'D; fine. lis I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Warted-Male and Feu1"le-
Four lines (not exceeding a words. three
Insertions, Is cents; seven insertions, ~
cents. Exceeding - words and less than 80
words three Insertions. 80 cents; seven in
sertions 90 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

situations Waafed-Mals and Female
Fcur lines (IOs exceeding "A wcrdsl three
Insertions 10 cents. seven Insertions. -
cents. Exceeding - words End less thai. 40
WORDS, three inser lions. 80 cents. seven IL
sertiOns 60 cents
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May 9.-The offerings the wool sales to
day bales including the best selection brought
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wnnted-MaIe and Fernale--
Four lines mot exceeding "a words. three
insertions. 10 cents: seven insertions, 80
cents. Exceeding "a words and less thah ~
words three insertions, go cents; seven III
sertions, 60 cents
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/ CD ASfRERMAID and WAITRESS.-A re
| spectacle cclored girl. with nrst class
| family as ch9n9ber-naid and waitress city
| or country: wages. $50: can be seen az
! present employers. WHEEiSOth' AZ
| NVesr l15tk-sI.
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COACHMAN, GARDENER.-sing Ger
man; care lawns walks, drives. etc;
careful driver; good steady. sober, reliable
man; well recommended. FRANK, car
penter's Bureau. 154 6th-eve.
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! CHANBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS or
! WAITRE SS.-ScOtch. Protestant: excel
| lent reference; neat and capable W: HOP
| FAYER'S BUREAU. 1873 West 23d-st-;
] teleDhone. 1s6+-Chelsea.
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C,ARETAKER-Man and wife, no emil
dren; to take care Of private re ESQ nc.
best references. Address J. L.. lou Eds
23d-st.
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Meie
COACEMAN.-Married, no children; Eng
lish; . It. ia in; age 81; years refer,
ence, willing and obliging; dlsengaged
when suited; country preferred. WILLIAM
SON, 10 West 55th-st.