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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25
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ben Rippen befrett uno nit to6enOem
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garniert i'm germ nit gei9lagenem
Rdbm ooer gie6t rObsu iuBen Rabm
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fernen.
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Ieum auf bic Blede uno reibe tie nit
oieIem uno etpds @dielin Elm. gtl9
einigen StuuOeu ipiro Ger qel0Ite Rot
iih ablpiiden lafen. Die 5lede t0nz
men ndun leiht mi: feint0rnigem
S6mtrgelleineH ipegge!tIiffen peyosn.
IS gelau9eu 5ur 3eit Ser 6inisen
0ransen 10 pie,e gnfragen an uns
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Iieben 61lsfrduen, oas i6aen Bafsnoe
auI5u3ebsn.
Orangen . er ntu5ung.
Bonnie, Qunid. 2it5r. Sirup. 0slee,
Marme.aoe, Sli5. 8ompott,
Gllden. Creme. QuI.auf.
8ppIe: Die S#1lt eiasr Dram.
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uno i6neiOet lie in S6siben, Bic 9erne
sntfsrnt man. l BfuH0 5Idsr itrsut
man barber uno 1iiBt 3 Quart no
Islrpsin oarluf. 8 bis 8 Sunoen felt
man bic Soypls auf gis. Dor ctm
@%ufiragen gieBt man noa cine 5aGs
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0rangen perosn an 8 8FunO 3ader
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0em 0lTer an, oriidt Den SAT- ron
feds Orangen ooju. gitBt nun Sen
S6es ourh Elm sud in Elm Roblefd6,
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ab1eritbsn pur0en. He5it Guar.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25

Die uHsli6Tte uuo ebrsnpertbsis
@iheni5ot fig cine 5rau 1T bic Der
aGush0ltuua.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25

gesebrh Oh 5rieo' uno CUTE Sag.
50 fe5suu b6r'. fafpeis' unO osrs
trd1'.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25
BON Scr &ihterbartc DeridisOeueI
SGmcHartCn.

WeIte Gdrtenfrtunoiu hattie nod
nidt ois Seobdntuug eemadt. Oat
8lumeu uHo @tmuitpflan5tn. Die man
EN- stnjiQes Nldl in Osn @drten Qel1g
bat. Sabre biu0urb auiGhrlid un0e=
ruien pis0erlebren. IS fno oies
Bilau5eu, Die iIh ielbIt dus'6eu. 0tnn
Die dbgeb,iihteu 9lumenIttu1el niat
regelmoBig sntftyut reroen. tuas bdu.
tia init lroBeuS b uitri1teiten oeybuns
BEN tit. 10 reifeH Ole Santn un0 fallen
aus, Bel fat allen uuieren Sommsr,
bIumen. oje mir I'M FrGbliuq an Crs
uuo STEELE idtu, alto uibt crit unter
@ids berauiitbcn mufen. fn0 Die Sd-
men p%iuterb0yt, rus beiBt lie troten
i'm SoOeH Der itrenlitsu Ointeytdlts.
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bhImeR RitttyiporR, aeipiTe 2eptouea.
@oIOlad. @IdplBien. Suu8fer i'm SRI.
nsr. 8eieou. characteristics Wohu
Soynbl4men un0 lr0ere. Wiser aus,
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t~srln3ieht, ME ser G,,o5ien uno BE.
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man I'm Serbt oie 15geb.abten 9fIans
gen entferut. merit man hdufia 5u lei
ntm GritauueH. ooB iin uuterhllb ser
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25

QIes mabr6dft GroBs ge6t in ser
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lings ben Ssim pedt, osriarst pisSsr
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25
3itronsufpeife.

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5 lIH5en fsinem 3uder gsb0rig geriibrt,
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miro Der iteifgsIhIageue S6nes Der
ieds Gier oarunter geriibrt unO Die
gfd1e in cine @las1fdls gegOfen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25
RoFfGedeoon Sta6I3usnt
ferneR.

Mlan treuFle einige 3ropfen Betros
Ieum auf bic 6lede uno reibe tie nit
oiefem uno etpas @aieIin Elm. Sad
einigen StuHoeu ipiro Ger qel6ite Roit
ith ablpii6en lafen. Die 5Iede t0ns
Ren hduu leiht mi: ieintornigem
S6mtrgelleineH lpeggeI6Iiffen fpeyosn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

city of IN lots Of hbls or more We ouote;
Phadehi 75e; bulk Ee5c refined cases New YORK. York;
20 soc PhiaSelphia 10 25e water white New York bbls
white New York. 1896 Philadepha. " 2Sc.
$oa9le prime summer yellow May 81 s asso: Jnv
yernber ssssgsS%e ana Decernber Ss ass e prime
AmsTs SIC; prime winlsl' yel9T Ale LLNsEED OIL
4oci Calcutta raw CSC isARb on. 7oS72S raw, SSe
on hrh1 soa with t1 purchases a2ST @aF e6sbs S
10 winter saights and spring straghts Prices
winter gtraghts. S. a0qs4. winter patents $4a24 So
50 20; extra No winter s. a6a$s TO- RYE -FOUR l2R
s. e5gs 20 coNMAI seay oaGe Soi Kiln ho 6rie8
aSa y ye Th 81 A @A 1850 9 FPs
$40 30. siaBa Sy STEADY quoted Western spring
SO Ell n TO- Esa Dog S23 90 all June shipment city bran
NEAL IS 500 hS9iEy chop SD bulk s23 20 sacks OIL
,PRovisIoNs sales by commission houses were
forenoon 9,b hackers and the market rallied during Tie
Ps o. 1000 hogs al Chicago larger than
sad Depressing eject al the start Tie "a es5atas for
had 3 900 a. ana ne%t week l4eoo Kansas city
fI GIG I5gSl7 - family, SIS short clear SIG 80 SIS
SZ packet 50 oaflo 80: extra India mess $17GSi7 so
HOGS quiet 9oed Bscons So is i6 sstc 1SS ~
bellies le an,a 10 De pigs e. @95s CT NEAsFsled
r y ~ gse picked shoulders nominal quoted
Nf5S T Trtl &C; county 5@5c; LARD STEADY. Quoted
tinent lie: Brazil Kegs 10 &c. orb5n5 stcady oo
.ElCk-southern markets were firm under moderate
oIleIlass and good demand while New York
SSslaer3ie stock and the market showed seadiness
win rates quoted Quotations follow Domestic
screenings ga sC; heads 4d4iec choice heads
q Sc fancy heads, 6g5isc; extra fancy heads Ok
vac Japan domestic. 44c; Java As Q5 i2c: Patnas
o12a5@.c Rangoon. IN bond. "a a2i1c.
SItfAft-Ihe American Howell advanced prices
Fehea sugar 10 points 45Oc net less cent cash
Uu lhe Federal and Arbucke Brothers remained the
oIa price OF 44Oc net cash less cent hut they viii
pTop4bIy advance the price Monday Business was
COCO and the market closed Prices quoted
ess per cent for CASH cut loaf and crushed, SOC;
mould A. 4.95c; cubes, 4SJc MIX powdered, 415c;
SS coarse powdered and fruit powdered 47oe;
fge confectioner graduated. 4SJc. Eagle and
extra Inc granulated, 47Oc; Eagle III cartons ID
DAss d . ID bags Of fine graduated. 100: Eagle fine
STANDARD graduated 4. AGO. Confec-
toners a. 4 soc: No J. 435c Nos and 8 400; No :.
So NO O. 4l5c; No o, 4.lOc: No = 4OJC No 5, &c;
no = 6s9ci No 10 $500; No Il. 3s5c. No T. $50.
10 "a Ailo % 81Sc. Sales made advance,
business including 10000 bags Cuba centrifugal
I'VE next week at Lice basis 20 and freight
MARKET closed firm, with duty paid prices quoted at
l7s2c for - test centrifugal l5-l6c 50
cpNado and ll-l6c for Inoasses sugar London
was hrraeT' with May and June quoted at IS MA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

avenue. This Is a survival Of the old Court
street line from Fulton Ferry 10 Greenwood.
With the erection OF the bridge over the Co
wants Canal at Hamilton avenue. the territory
formerly served by this line became tributary
to the new line along that avenue and along 10Th
street. The Immediate usefulness of the tracks
on 18th street as a link in the great network
OF transportation lines was over. but they were
LEFT undisturbed for several reasons.
In the first place. they are like an Insurance.
policy Traffic on street railway is at the
mercy OF many things. Brokendown trucks
fires, collapsed buildings, any one of thousand
possible accidents may tie UP cars for an hour
or day. With the tracks on 25th street avail
able. a blockade on Third avenue Simply means
that the cars on the Third avenue line are run
up 20 Fifth avenue. 10 be brought back again
by another cross street on the other side OF thu
obstruction.
The 18th street tracks are not, however. TO
served entirely for emergency use. The United
States mail cars run over them and supply cars
the more travelled ones 10 the north and south.
To the marble cutters. florists and other work.
men az the Greenwood Cemetery. indeed, the
line IS very welcome. At the noon hour the free
buffalo the solitary car which runs back
and forth all day over the stretch two blocks
long is called by streetcar men, IS crowded with
men their way down 10 Third avenue FOR
not ride AT all AS IL is. they prefer riding 20
walking. and in pleasant weather devote a fair
portion OF the hour 10 taking the air in ths
buffalo ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. May % 1906
BEEvES-Receipts cars. 2Se head. including
q single the market No transactions reported
Feeling steady. Dressed beef dull and unchanged at
Ga Gszc II for ordinary prime native sides No
cable advices from London Liverpool shipments
from this port to-day 100 beeves and 1915 guar
Q beef
CALVES Receipts So head sale Jersey
City. The offerings Louisville calves that sold
So 12Ia per JOG n. The feeling rated steady
III per 10. Country dressed
steady a ga d9isc
sales sanders: Sc Louisville calves 1876 70
q ST 1914 per 100 10.
SHEEP AND I1AMBS-Recepts So cars. or
OSi head Including market. all on sale
at Jersey CITY. opened slow and sheep fraction
and spring lambs weak to 1OC lower on
all except top grades A car OF sheep were unsoid
mutton steady at s50lOlec per H. dressed aps
unchanged 1Ol3G123c spring lambs dressed in far
demand at l3Gl5c.
average 81 70 per 100 ~ y clipped Virginia
sheep NJ, a 81 30: do 81 ID. at 50.
FIerns Commission Company: III clipped Ohio sheep
IS n. So
signed saughterers. No trading on i've
weight today. Feeling steady Buffalo advices
Sales yesterday: &. Judd Co: state hogs III
10 az 81 per 100 n; rOughs, 42O ID, at So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
POSTAL REFORMS.

Postal reforms generally take long time to
bring about and Il was only 70 be expected that
the proposal for universal penny postage would De
Re ected at the sitting OF the Rome congress Ihat
it would be a great advantage to the whole world
cannot be gaInsaid. but in some OF the less NOUS
trial countries IL might involve considerable loss
TO the government. Internal penny postage mas
only just been introduced in France, and Il does
not yet exist in Russia Italy or Spain IN the lat-
ter country. indeed the postal arrangements are
somewhat peculiar not TO say harasslns, 10 those
who accustomed 10 the precision OF the BRUSH
Offices. ,.
In the first place, stamps are not 10 De bought
at q postoffice, but a tobacconists. IN the sec
ond any one who wishes 10 send a telegram natu-
rally goes 10 the postoice. and Is there INSTRUCTED
that he must go 10 the special telegraph office
which is invariably at the other end OF the town
Having arrived there he asks for a form on WhIch
10 write his message, and Is told that these are
obtainabls only the pOstoftice. lie returns 70
the p0stOfice, writes his message. and duly brings
IL the telegraph office. but his troubles are not
yet ended. II he has stamps. he must sily
forth again the tobaccOnists as telegram can
not be paid for IN coin. but only with stamps
The vagaries Of the Spanish postof1ce md other
of venting themselves 4 tax OF a haIf-
penny is charged the delivery Of all letters, and
for this given. The official view
that il IS 10 cover a deficiency in the receipts.
the popular is that when the postal service
first introduced in Spain the postman. II II
unusually hot day or the delivery was a
heavy one. found human nature not equal 70 Tia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

te fu table OF quotations supported all
through the closing to-day. Of the reasons
that may stated why round buying hay not so
prevalent Z formerly is buyers not
well equipped these days for carrying when
prices permit The wide residence require
mens has notably cut on much former storing room Re
ceipts expected ruin literally farmers as
full pastures win permit shipments hay from many
well Allied We quote: Prime. large bales, per 100
10 9Ts1caS1; e0a95c; No 2 S0QS5c No 8. 704Ioo;
shipping 100000 clover mixed e5Too do clear eogoSc
STAWRecetpts have in liberal tons, but the mar
ket keeps we'll cleared 65gT0c per 100 10 Receipts
OF hay straw tons reported at the Produce Ex-
change to-day: Hudson River Railroad. 300; est
Shore 40 Erie $50: Pennsylvana so; Delaware IAcka
wanna d Western, 4O Lehigh Valley. $40; Baltimore &
ONO 80: Central Of New Jersey 70. river boats 10;
last week, s1s3 Receipts of straw, so For
week beo tons; last week $40 tons Exports OF hay IN
bales, for week: LOndcn s,s1S; Liverpool. 271l HUI,
$50 Manchester sT2 Havana 624 DeTnersra, l5; BAR
BADGES. l2s various, 10; total $3.50 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
NEW JERSEY SECURITIES
BONDS.

FURNISHED by Thomas Reinhardt. No. Is Wall str.st)
sAmertcan Dock Imp Co 6s 1921 & J....ii2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 26-C1osing- wHEAT-Spot nominal A.;
futures quiet: July esd: September is G1sd Dece
Der is Gid CORN-Spot firm; American mixed, new
- ia mixed. old. IS 912d futures quiet july
47sd; September, As 4lsd. Transformation hTrl os
I'D FIoLRst Louis fancy winter stsadE IS F,fF
STEADY: extra India mess I'd PORK firm; prime
mess western I'd HAMS-Short cut. Il 70 l6 ~
firm 53s I'd BACON firm: Cumberland cut rs 10 80 10
ass cd short rib "a 10. 53s; long clear middles
light % "a 10, ass long clear mddes, heavy. 30 70
10 short clear backs 10 to 20 10 ass "a Gear
hell 10, 49s I'd; shoulders square, II 10 10
n firr ABS Cd LARD steady; prime Western in terces
AS Cd: American refined. pals, Abs BCTTER steady
finest United SOS; good United states. 'ts
t,HfF<sE firm: American white BIS Cd; American
frcst coored 55s TAILlOW firm; prime city. 26s
Australian. in London. Dos Sd. TJRPENTINE-spiT
arm ROSIN-Common firm. los Sd Pc
TROIiETM -Rehned quiet SD. IINsEED OIL dull 22s
Cd COTTONSEED OII<-Hul refined, spot. firm 21s Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 26.-Wheat firm at the COM
Tnencement and grew IN strength the session
progressed. At the close May up CSC, July I4c
10 ssc and September at a similar advance 10 the
July. Corn and oats were each higher. the former
from aso to &c and tho latter from Ac to Nc Pro
visions weak at the start. but soon recovered
under good buying by packers. and IN the end
prices were not materially different from what
they were at the close Friday. While not so
active yesterday. the wheat market started
strong to-day. News Of cold wet weather in the
Northwest gave fresh impulse 10 the bullish senti
ment and prices became higher toward the close
Reports Of crop damage were numerous Local re-
Ceipts cars. with cars estimated for Mon
day. May sold up to S6%c and closed at S6lsc
July reached $3.50 and closed at $3.50 to S312c
September sold as high STAG and left of at
s1tsc.
The corn market was very firm. though not active.
There little disposition 20 sell. and shorts had
10 bid lively to cover. The weather not con-
sidered favorable for the growing crop. Cash de-
Inand was active Local receipts were 52S cars.
with 602 cars estimated for Monday. Shipments
hence were AT, 900 bushels. May corn closed at
4S1sc after touching $3.50. July sold 47Aso to
474c., and closed at 479sc. Oats were firm IN
favorable crop reports. Northwestern conditions
being considered bad. There much buying.
Local receipts were l7 cars, with % estimated
for Monday. Shipments hence were 172,00O bushels.
Closing figures for May oats $3.50 for July, sS14
and September 317sc The latter sold as high as
321sc
Provisions opened easier, but subsequently re-
covered and closed around top figures for the SEES
sion July pork sold from SIG ia of to SIG Is. and
reacted 10 sl6 221a July lard sold from s. 70 10
IS 77Ia of TO S 70 TO s. IN. July IBIS sold from
g IN OF 10 s. 22I5 10 50 o. and reacted TO s. S
Hog receipts were 5000 head and prices at the
yards were Be TO loo lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
RUN CARS TO SAVE FRANCHISES.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Furnishes Free Rides
on Dead" Tracks.

Like a prudent housekeeper who saves every
thing. street railway company rarely throws
away any tracks. one never knows when they
may come IN handy. and il Is better TO incur the
expense of maintaining unused lines than 10 be
without them when they are needed Where the
traffic conditions are as complex as they are to-
day in Brooklyn, this is especially true In
several places in the borough there are now
running free-for-all cars on which any one who
delights in trolley riding as pasttme may
travel 10 his hearts content at the expense OF
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. This is
business. not philanthropy. II cars were not
run over these lines the franchise would lapse:
as no one Is sufficiently anxious TO ride on them
10 pay for the privilege. there is little 10 be
gained from charging fare
One Of the most striking instances OF the way
In which stretch Of track may suddenly be-
come dead is the line running from Green
wood Cemetery through 18th street TO Third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

r1TT0e---- cotton market very quiet on Satur-
cay with fu-ruGr-us narrow and irregular. In the main
market Shove. slightly -tactiplary tendency owing
20 realizing bT E-ap-ng longs FOR the week end,
points sales the laf session estimated
a. only ElGN bales TIE opening steady. ad-
vance n lG4 points response steady cables. a
ll.Er Interpretation II the week end figures ana another
private ep-s- showing conc zion OF g per cent
against ~b Per cent the ten average, and in
considered avrahle The belt. forecast
tr continued tavorE hle conditions and with sign II
oll support IN th market. prices eased u. under
scattered realizing Nay not traded I'll % any eX-
tent snd he'd relai ely hn, with those already
eee naing He dtJTL rea61ust ILeir p sitiJn. The
tE OF American 'CottUn for the week Of % 252 bales,
against decrease ~ Sc 2zs bales last year and a
crease o. o5ut haes for the week 81 the
r IS The present visible supply Of American cotton
Is $50 bales against 2ei5,7e tales last year
!-Fe' rf17re steady market. closing unchanged 20
ht higher Hlru Que 20 come about unchanged % >
Pi1ts l7Wer The EnzlEa spot market points
fEaer lI 700 ba.es weather map ind
caie1 rain r ere eastern belt and showers
sections g7ufiter-nR TIE spell q weather
moisture - considered beneficial. although dry May
tlIpofe1 . De Desirable During the coming the
n[ke VI no druh1 be chiefly Influenced by expectations
= 70 ne June report of the government. which IS
pectet e!ther June New Orleans closed
or June q and delay IN issuing tho report may he
secure The week intervening viii be Cu-tailed
h'lcafF Nay 20 and June . and there viii probably
ilre Or FOUR private reports and condition
Issued toward the end ~ the reports
nave heer issued. practically confirming and
Pointing increase n between and per
80 and an average condition slightly under the ten
-he range - contract prices local market 20
Gay was follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. Nav 20, 1896.
CQFFEE--he coffee market fairly active to-day
Es result scattering Liquidation bear pressure
TIE opening unchanged points lower, which
considered Eteacy showing The cables buI prices
- later 81 tEe session, and The close al
decline o. 70 Is points sales reported OF about
- European slightly Cisss-
prir-.lE. and Brazilian encouraging
ihs railroad strike which had the Jundiahy movement
pretty tied ~ last week. lie relaxing and
receipts '-nfahy reported by todays cables Of
ararsI 5000 last this time. thus leading
expe-ta'1-s q increased The OF Bra
l-S21 lower, but RIO declined ~ rsis
after holiday ~ THURSDAY. Santos unchanged
~ ths European markets Havre = franc and Ham
= 1Ter- The present declining tendency q the
mGet Ebuted 70 liquidation OF long accounts, which
Goubt the expectation market
would following the evening Of May commit
ana result Of less favorable crop when
picking opened Picking IL progressing
rapidly 8 Brazil and nothing is being heard from the
Ins-f IL stu time. O- for reduction In
estimates smaller longs evidently discouraged by
f-ess-t absence NJ hLuish and the that
nothing further Is being regarding
plan Recently par O: the local selling has been
large Wall Street operator who be
the market in spite low level already
occupied bv prices The market for spot coffee
quiet WIKI quotations the basis OF &C Rio No Z
The rang ~ contract prices in the local market to-day
&c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
Wv YORK Prices

Tie market for pig iron certlhrates az the
49, ia .-Gge ruled easy for regular and hffl TO
el-aTl f0lul-. grades Foundry neglected There IVES
f NJ lrf tons regular October al SO - STANDARD
&c. erules are Quoted aF follows. MAJ and June.
~ July 81 1857 -; october. y. - asfe-.
r-.---ar-I-S h1D sFRLIE- Reports from New orleans
S1f-d firm conditions for n0asses Win quite gDo1
n.ie ar fG rates and moderate oner1nFs while ths
win larry E'''-
~ irade syruls firmly hea- Quotations foliess
cans Cfa-.iflgaI common l4Il tc. fE4I 4p4 -,
49, lNHzlc riule 2T0.Nc Ncw orleans. oren ketilr.
~. SIRIUS F1Tumen l4n15c. fair 10 lcs E5'l,
Tue Z"f pc fancy 2Gn2sc
SIhe c0tt0nseed oil market dull to-day, with
-, sraly laEt oaeFlIEs absence u bear press
- AHrEet waiting one 10 sales. Refined Ietfo
-A VAS unchanged. Lnseed oil quiet and 10 lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
SFlat price quotations.
STOCKS.

Consolidated Traction Company OF New Jersey 70 81
Joseph Dixon Crucible Company
Essex & Hudson Gas Company ..............1 100
Gas Il Electric Company O Bergen
Hackensack Water Company common. .1T5
DO preferred ............ 175 zoo
Hudson County Gas Company ...............i0s
Jersey city. Hoboken & Paterson Railway Co.. Is
!. lsJrflRrd preferred
New Brunswick Light Heat & Power Co.....-. so
New Jersey zinc Company. AS
North Jersey Street Railway Company. IS
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Electric TO 10
Public Service Corporal ton -..............iO
RAPID Transit Street Railway Company. $50 ag0
Somerset. Union g. MiddleseK Lighting CO.. 80
South jersey Gas Electric Traction Co. .125 rs
Singer Manufacturing Conpany. ...,.......525 $40
STANDARD OIL Company ..'..................6iT $50
United Electric Company OF New jersey. 40
.Ecx dividend