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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

% Rose ESQ a gentleman in WhD0m
have the greatest confidence both Tor
hia integrity end good judgement in
Real Estato ! have invested several
hundred Thousand dollars ln past two
or three years and ! always confer
with him and have NOT made q mis-.
take under hia advise take great
pleasure in recommending him
Yours truly,
INO b ROCkEfELlsER
Tho note iH written 0n the simplest
NJ pager. ln purple lnk A staple "R"
ls at tho TOP. The handwriting ia
cramped and chafacterieas
While This evidence OF Rockof8llor'a
inability 90 spell might BE- taken TO
show that hla school days were vast
ga 0n "irIlis and feathers there o.
nothing in his business career go IN
dictate That hla arithmetic was B.Ieht-
ed John. aa a boy. may have been a
poor Bpo'lor, but whom % came 90
compromising interest ho always stood
as thc head of tho class
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

in 1873 John - Rockefeller wrote
"a letter 10 Charles Collins. chief en-
Eineor for the Lake Shore railroad.
who aftorwarda shielded because 90
the AHtahula wreck. recommending
W. o. Rose uf Cleveland. in q tho
simplest words are mlaspolled - a
school boy OF "a should make as many
and as fragrant mistakes. his frade
card would be- marked ln rod Ink
aud h8 would be- sent Go the foJt OF
the class
BE boglRs gentleman with ="
sc spells "whom" with q double co."
Judgment 81 spelled Judgement" 30
exalts the importance of real estate by
beginning the words with capital lot-
tera Advice d. speIt advise an
these mistakes are made on motto oi
thirleqe lines nn one eide of tho sheet
Here la The letter ln full
Cleveland. o., June 9-I3
Charles Collins. ESQ
Dear Sir.
The bearer of thla o. my friend W.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
DISTRICT ATTORNEY KEALING,

inches and weighs $50 pounds. There
o. not a spare ounce az flesh on his
body lie Is 90 years old and - now
serving his second term as district
att Tncy.
Healing is noted FOR his tenncity
lie H. a crafty politician, and is inOwn
throughout Indiana az "big Chief
Healing. The Mig CHIEF has HE
hand ON the throttle OF what Is known
as the Fairbanks machine In this
state nieht and day When anything
political o. done IN Vice President
Fairbanks name, Mr.. Keallng lmow'
Il a long time before the public Mr.
Healing has been emInently success
ful IN ali prosecutions In the fedora
courts Five bankors-cOnyicted iu
the past two yeaw-are now aerviuf
terms az ieaFenwcrih prison. Mr
Healing prosecuted each on them
One " them. Walter Brown OF Elk
hart. was a member Of the republican
state committee, and political friend
of Mr.. Healing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

Of not less than So nor more than
800. or by Imprisonment Of not less
than three days nor more than sixty
daya. or both
Sec i--Thia franchise shall DO
null end void unless the said grantee
or his successors or assigns shall
within ninety days from the daio of
She passage hereof, oomnitncA con.
Eiruci0n work On good faith. and
complete that portion en- East Rail
road avenue bctwoen the tracks of
the Santa De Railway company and
the eastern limits OF aald city within
one year.
Duly PASSED this...... day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
SOCIAL Evil REPORT
A SOP TO CEREBuS.

Just about eight months ago The
social ovil question was brought up
In Albuquerque. and placed before the
people. Mess meetings were held and
plans discussed 10 prevent the evil,
or az least control a.. and remove O
from che heart OF the city
Last night the cumnit,ee empower
ed % select elite suitable Tor the 10.
cation OF an bawdy houses, dlsorderly
houses and houses Of 90 fame, and 10
report on any other phases OF the
case that might appeal o. them, sub
mittod the following report
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
FINANCE COMMITTEES ASKS
$500 FOR THE FAIR.

The finance committee. acting upon
the request OF the local lodge of
Elks for a band 90 accompany them
60 Denver On July 90 help advertise
which was adopted
a Alderman l4oarnard then arose, and
'0n behalf ~ the finance committee,
moved that the fnir appropriation
this year be- $500, an increase Of $3.50
over the appropriation OF last year
The motion 4as carried, Alderman
Wiikorson voting no.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

Special Correspondence
New York May 20 20 Sir sayan
nao ill tho maharalah Of Baroda.
who o. ncw payIng visit TO this
country. with hor hlahness the maha-
ranl. and viii bo seen 10 several Of
the larger cities. Is fair sample ui
the kind Of political bosses they have
10 "hoathcn' India. the local product
might with profit study bic habits and
manners -tho profit falling TO the
bosses
HIS highness "a nrst ln rank Of the
Hindu princes aud second at al the
princes of India. HC D. the absolute
ruler OF 1000 900 OF hls people Their
very lives are I'M hls hands. Tie might
make thom parade on their hands be-
fore hia wprnhlpml self and tax the
very hairs 81 their camOig ~ he want-
ca 90.
sitting IN the midst OF a group OF
reporters nj hia hotel ga thla city the
prince iooacd very unaHauming. con.
aldoring that he d. the second wealth
lest man Ga .ll India, with "a collection
of Jewels that a famous the world
over. and that he was suppoged TO
b. type OF his "uneHl,S6toEe%' poo
Pile "a stature he is unde,>ilue. aud
be- D. dark He speaks DS>oiiont
English He has been a ruler since
boyhood
n have some 90 look at you. ne
said q ann especially interested In
your public school FyHtom baroda
ls advancing To- civilization. bat not
az rapidly as I wish for We have
ostabllfhcd q school system. but ~ 81
fnr from complete That ~ nearest
90 my heart. for ! feel that no peo-
Die can advance without education.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
LAYS coRNER sToNe o.
NEW q q B.

The cor monies OF laying the cor.
ner stone for the new hah ~ Ration
lodge No. 3, 7. q. o. r., occurred Of
.3 o'clock Sunday afternoon W W.
Oslo, OF Roswell, grand master Of
the order OF Now Mexico Onlciatod.
A large number were Ia attendance
from abroad and the occasion will
Ions be remembered a copy of each
OF the local papers. together with an
extended history OF the lodge and
other interesting data. were placed
IN tho receptacle The building when
completed. viii bee 50xt20 feet two
stories. and OF modem design through.
ONT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
ESTIMATE or EXPENSES
SUBMITTED BY DEPARTMENTS

An estimate from each department
OK the expenses likely 20 be Incurred
during the fiscal year, was then pre-
scented o. the council.
The street department estimated
their expenses for the coming year az
$4,000.
The sewer department placed lts
expenses al approximately $500
Tho FIRE department submitted
their probable expense at $4,000, which
iurludes the paying for zoo feet OF
hose recently ordered.
The police department approximate.
"a their expense % $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
A THIN LOT or

The nrst ~ this week the Red
River Cattle company brought np
from the ranges Of H. NJ Porter In
Socorro county fourteen cars OF cat.
he. which were placed on the COM
pany's range here. says the Springer
Siockman These cattle were poor
and very weak. and when unloadcd
at the stock yards fourteen head were
found dead The remainder wore
placed ON the range here and 10 few
weeks will ho rolling fat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
BoYs RuN AWAY FROM
TucUMcAnT TO BOSTON

last SUNDAY Melvin buchanan.
Dock Phillips and Fred Marcus. de-.
cidpd that The way of lifo ln Tucum.
CART D. too bugdenslme, and .ufned
tho.r backs on the town, friends and
fciaiivos, and hlked over the Dawson
IA quests 90 pastures greoaor says
She News There are none Of them
over no years OF age, and they may
soon tire OF earning their own proven
der
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
PLENTY or FRUIT

DR. l. Hines. so long q resident Of
Springer bat who Tor several years
has been In the fruit and vegetable
raising business "a the Mosllla valley,
that ne expects a big crop this sea-.
son and o. kept very busy He also
says that a. n. stewart. for years q
citizen 90 Springer, but now living in
Albuquerque. visited with him several
days recently Springer stockman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
sANpOVAL COUNTY
PRISONERS TO THE PEN,

Sheriff Emilian3 Sandoval OF aan-
doval county arrived Ia Santa Re with
two prisoners Tor the territorial pon-
itontlnry. Felipe BustOa. sentenced 20
ono year for sodomy aged 10. number
2b04. and isiiseo Mata sentenced 10
ono year FOR unlawfully killing a mule.
Mata Is 30 years. Of age, and o. num-
Der 2005. q was proven that he had
% mania for wantonly killing and tor.
turing live stock, many complaints
having been made against him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
THE ALsooRF FAMILY
LEAVES GALLUP

Charles Alsdorf und family have
lOft on an overland irip 20 Kansas.
says the Gallup Republican Mr abe.
dorf cold his place recently and o.
making this change 90 benefit his
health. which has been poor Tor some
Time They may eventually return to
Gallup
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
SILVER CITY NATIONAL
WILL ASK ENTENalON.

The charter of tno Silver CITY Na.
tIounl bank expires on june 2s 90 this
year and che hank has applied to the
treasury department f0r an exton8ion
oi CnaFief f0r another twenty years.
National Bank E0amincr D w. Nor.
veil was at Silver city last week %
eKnmlne and check up tho bank pro.
nautnry to making recommendation
Coz 90 extension of the charter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
OTHER MATTERS TRANSACTED
az THE CITY COUNCIL

Ordinance No $780, requiring olec-
triclans to take out a license. was
read again. and referred 90 The
finance committee 90 as the amDunt
of tho license required
Chairman Neustadt, of the police
committee, arose and stated 20 the
council thaf d wac his opinion that u
mo officials of the police department
attempted 10 uee she Official busy
many more times. a seriousspill would
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
BARTENDER FACES A
CHARGE or ARSON.

James e blackwell q facing a iuy
ln the district court at Roswell on
the chargo of firing fhe sheridan
hiocs Say 2s ~ last year Tho on.
t.re block was Destroyed. and az tae
same hour shortly afier sildnlsht "a
SERIOUS nrr broke QUO lu tho residence
portion az ghe city Al tho time
Blackwell was bartender On tho
block destroyed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
THE MAHARAJAH IN Hs NATIVE
ROYAL DRESS

Gus Industrial development ls slow.
ana while I am here ! want o. see
your great steel Industry"
Tho prince said that QUE mission
aries "a india had done great good
and that ho was ever thankful 90 them
for their efforts.
III Oh true that eur people marry
when tor young" he said. when tho
great question OF Indian child mar
riagr ives preached "Our religious
beliefs are very dooplS rooted / havo
made n law Ia my province that no
one undCr tho age Of ~ shall marry.
believe that marriages should not
be permitted before the principals
have reached The age of ig That ~
early enough.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
DRUG TRUST BUSTER
A HEAVYWEIGHT PLUGGEE


indianapolis. Ind. May 22.-Presl
doni Roosevelt, through Attorney
General Mcody. chose one OF tho big.
Ros. district attorneys IN the United
States 20 bring suit against the drug
trust.
jos - Healing. United states at.
,Ornoy for the district OF Indiana,
who died the suit against NE drug
trust In this city, Is six feet two
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

NNNHANa -
Albuquerque. n. IT., May 81. lAut.
To the Honorable Mayor and city
Councils
Gentlemen Agreeable DO your re.
quest for an estimate as 90 the prOla.
Bile receipts FOR the current year, ]
box 10 advise that taking the receipts
for the past year aa q basis tho re-
coiuie fr1m an sources are o. follows;
From county treasurer. fa3,d6d.6d
Prom city marshal ........ s,if2.50
Prom city clerk ........... ldJ2b.la
From an other source. 1880
IuiN ..+..t ttts.t.ttt.. .RutiNAfsho
From an information Obiainnble ai
this time do not believe Il is likely
that tho receipts Tor the current year
viii equal those OF the past year. IN
fact. thoro q danger OF a falling on
IN the receipts on account 70 legiHla'
zion now pending. / estimate that
the receipts from taxation viii DO apr
urnximntciy the same as last year
? possibly some more. While ] am IN
formed BIZ tho county assessor that
there has been an increase approx
mating 10 per cent, yet there is o pos
Hlbiiity that thls may Dc OBJECT ny
reasons OF reductions claimed by the
banks
AZ % requirements for interest
city hall. library and park funds ref
orcnco is made o. tho annual state
mont made last month.
An Of which ga very respectfully
submitted u. ~. ROGERS,
Treasurer
The city clerk then submitted q
the council an estimate OF what hs
thought could be- counted upon from
his department. placing the amount al
si525O. which was domeWhat lowel
than she estimate made by me citl
treasurer. and a slight reduction oyei
the amount received last year iror
tho same source.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
tTussday Nay az

AZ tho regular mceung OF thc CITY
council held iast night. all council
men with the exception OF Alderman
Harrison were present
Acting ,n response go Request OF
The city council for statement -
enc probable receipts Cor the ensuing
fiscal year. City Treasurer Rogers
submitted too following report
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

TERRITORIAL TOPICS
LARGE SALE MADE
or TEXAS aTFWHa

W LHHHH8 y Y g NJ
The largest stock sale of me sea.
son occurred Saturday a. Roswell
when Ice Biyins 90 Amarillo Texas.
bought 5000 steers from - p White
The price paid was $4,000 cash. The
steers are three and four year olds.
and were loaded saturday and chip
ped Co the Texas Panhandle where
They viii be- naEiurud Or market
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
STOCK SALES

Kansas city Mo, May Follow
lag were some sales IN the quaran.
tine division.
Monday, May "a.
G. w. King L1veland, Colo, 23e
lambs. 20 pounds, $3.50.
Colt q Son, las Animas. Colo. 9i6
lambs, so pounds. $3.50.
L. u Ksphart, Holly, Colo, f32
lambs, 20 pounds, s7.80
A. Gardner Las AnimaH Colo. Gfg
lamhs. 50 pounds $3.50
r. q. CLARK, Center, Colo, GG9 e,sp-
ped lambs 90 pounds t6.fa.
L. o. Cheney. Monte Vista, Colo,
5ss clipped lambs, "a pounds, sG20
Continental u. Co. Comsiock. Tex
72i wethers. % pounds, s5b7tt.
Mr Scarce, Uyalde, Tex. 2a9 g0ais,
"a pounds, g.
J. d. Newell. Del Rio. Tex, asa
goats, SO pounds, S3s5.
Tuesday, May IS.
Markham a Co. lamar Colo. ff9
lambs. 40 pounds, $3.50
,. Klinkerman. Robinson. Colo
g27 lambs. 40 pounds, $3.50.
A. kllnkoman. lns Anlmas, Colo.
iSG lambs. "a pounds $3.50
W. w Randall. Rocky Ford. Colo.
1907 lambs. 20 pounds, $3.50.
iAguna Cattle Co, Rocky Ford.
Colo, asa lambs, 90 pouads. $3.50.
Colt a son, las Animas, Colo. GBa
lambs. rs pounds. f7A5.
T. ID Newell, nol Ri1. Tex 4S5
goats 30 pounds, $500
Wednesday, May 10.
Markham a CO. Lamar. Colo. 7i5
lambs. Us pounds, $3.50
J J.. Bennett IA Iuna. Colo. 1868
lambs. N pounds. $3.50
Conner a A., Manzanolu, colo. Goa
lambs G3 pounds. a7fb.
H. ID Newell Del rio. Tex isa
goats. 30 sounds t85u
Thursday, May w.
T. N. Cheney, Monte Vista, Colo.
SEQ clipped lambs. ~ pounds $3.50
1900 feeding lambs. 90 pounds $685.
w NJ Clark Loveland Colo l3l
lmba. "a pounds $3.50; iti clipped
lambs. 73 pounds. $3.50
Markham q Co. lamar colo, ili
lambs. 75 pounds $40
j. and r. Scott Mesa Aria 5ii
clipped year'lngs. 81 pounds. ss25.
/ 1880 clipped wethou. AZ pounds 81.
IH2 clipped ewes 80 pounds 1929
Friday, May 20.
D. &c. walker las Animaf Colo.
asa clipped llmbs 72 pounds 1895
/ A. & Harper Fiawian Aria. l7l1
clipped sheep. o1 pounds 81
/ D and ~ Scott Mgaa Ariz. i7f.
clipped sheep N2 pounds. 500.
Tho W. X q r. has taken the iniii-
lutiVo in applying enc HcltaGra tl
{ double ioinfhd complex and compound
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

Dyspepsia "a our national allmeut.
nurdock Blood Bittors o. the national
cure for it 70 Strengthens stomach
membranes. promotes Gov 20 digest.
I've juices, pur.nes the blood. builds
Won un.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
FINE PROGRAM FoR RACING
MEET AT CAHLaBAf

The Carlsbad Racing association
has prepared a hno program for the
3d, tih and 5ih days OF July. aud ca
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
AN AWFUL SPELLER IS
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER

RlcHEsT MAN WORLD SPELLS "oENrLgMANr WITH
20" IN "WHoM"-FAc SMILE or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

Tho ~, H. a n has taken the initi-
uiiVo in applying enc 8cltagra 90
double iOinted complex ana compound
usmoH. By reducing South McAieater.
NJ 81. % luat plain MoAlesior North
MeAicHter. on Wha. ls known aa "OM
Town" will remain al d Ia Cor the
present az the reform VIII ho inau-
guratod by easy stagos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-07
QUOTATIONS..
live Stock lark t.

FRIDAY, April q.
Receipts OF beeves were 4.23s head. Including i6
cars for export alive. i32 for saughterers and 10
for the market: and, with previous arrivals, there
were % cars on sale. Steers were slow and gener-
ally l0c. lower; bulls and fat cows just about steady:
medium and bologna cows weak 10 l0c. on. A car
OF common cattle was held over. Fair TO choice
steers sold at SS9i5.s5 per 100 lbs; fat oxen at
$3.50: bulls at S,coGS4eS:,, cows a, t2@s4,SO,
or al O. 5@sisc. per ID: for common TO choice native
sides. Liverpool and London cables quoted live
cattle slow at l0l16i2c. per h.. With a few tops
selling at London AT l.l4c., dressed weight: sheep
and lambs steady: refrigerator beef lower al sac.
per Id. Exports To-day. none: TO. morrow, 1871
beeves and 6.bsl quarters OF beef.
Receipts OF calves were 64S head, all OF which
were for the market. There was q fairly good de.
mand for the stock and prices were steady TO strong.
The pens were cleared early. Common 10 prime
g.. Dressed calves steady for light and medium
stock. and frm TO nc. higher for prime carcassts s.
city dressed veaIs sold at 7di.c, per ID; country
dressed al b@9l3c.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 2.c:s head,
Including s cars for slaughterers and 81 for the
there were i2i5 cars on sale. Sheep entirely noml
nal; lambs were slow and weak; and 4 cars were
held over, Good Colorado lambs. unshorn. sold al
S6.76 per 100 lbs; good clipped lambs az $50,
Dressed mutton slow at s@e(4c, per ID; dressed
lambs lower at eeloc:; country dressed dollhouse
lambs unchanged az ssa96.6o per carcass.
Receipts OF hogs were 2,ss6 head. including about
half o car for the market. Prices ib0eoc. lower.
Good State and Pennsylvania hogs sold AZ $3.50
per 100 lbe, Country dressed hogs steady at 755Q
We. pea ID, FOR heavy TO liThtwetGhs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-07
New York Stock Exchange sales April o

cIosrSo pRrcEs OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-07
ENGINEERS.
Oc. Sales, LOO 600 bush. Futures clotd
In lower pricea aa follOWe.

soc. Sales, loo 900 bush. Futures clote
10. lower. Prices as follows:
open High Lou Clos. pnr
.ssS @t eA w Sa
gJvly..t:"."""s$s sgt ss5 81 81
Oats were firm on the spot. Sales. loO,O on
bush, No. mixed, sec; No. ? white. clipped,
3el&c. Corn was more active on the spot
Sales, 224, 600 bush, mainly at the outports.
for export. No. .. $50. No. ? white or vel.
low, SIC. Futures closed &c, to nc, higher,
Sales. $1,000 bush, Prices as follows:
Open. HIGH Lop- Clos. Pre-.
ina. est est, ing Clon.
sy.""."".'. "a. 81 So sSs & IN
The following shows the grain movement:
Receipts.,... 1000 1850 5000 .''",. s'es
fxports,.... 90.057 4,l0i Ats 500. ......
Chicago.
Receipts. 5000 175 5000 10000 5000 Dn1
m $4,000 $1,000 $4,000 1000 1900
Buffalo:
Shipments. 1000 ...... $4,000 ...,.. 400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CoHee Frmer-ShOrts COver-Ohcrlnr
LiEht-Metals u and Steady Pro
Vial ons d1uIef. ...'r

Coffee was somewhat frmer, but as tho
trading was still far from active the changes
In prices were confined within a narrow range.
The cables We're firmer, however, and soms
shorts showed a disposition to cover, espe.
cially as the offerings were light.
Rain was reported in two districts in Brazil
The receipts were moderate and the spot
markets We're firm. with reports OF some in
crease in the inquiry. Foreign houses ara
understood to have bought to some extent,
Further switching from May 10 distant posi-.
tons took place. 4 Wall Street house sad
No broad speculation is expected to de.
velop until 1t is felt that May liquidation has
run its course. The action of the market
so far has been very ia vora BILE in the face Of
pressure on this month, but as long as the
long interest in the option remains an nm.
known quantity it will continue to be looked
upon as q menace by outsiders and hold OF.
~erations on the long side in restraint We
think ON any material decline from the pres
emit level coffee is a purchase"
Willett Il Gray said; The consumption
100000 bags larger than the production,
and since two years the rate OF c~Kchauls
IG Brazil has adyanctd from ~ TO is gsnG";
unchanged. il means selling out by holders
who have become tired, and it usual, hpppcins
time the position has become much stronger
and a condition created like twenty wears
ago, 1885. when in the month of July, Win
the world expecting lower prices. a steady
advance in price for nine months was eI-
perienoed.
From Brazil it is understood there is a
large majority in favor of the Naiorl2ation
project and that the President prefers 10 have
the vote of Congress on the question of fixing
the rate OF exchange. From well informed
sources. ii is supposed that the Brazilian
Government will take prompt action nj the
commencement of the new crop"
Coffee on the spot. was dull ar Sc, for No.
7 Futures advanced . points. closing steady,
with ga les OF 80, 900 bags. HaVrc GdNlncei
", but lost half of the rise, CLOSING -
higher. Hamburg advanced gfg, RIO
was unchanged exchange, I-32d. higher a.
is 29-S2d. receipts. 5000 bags; stock, G20Hl
Santos was unchanged: receipts. 10000 HaG'
stock. GAG. 900. Prices here as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-07

The outside market. irregular at FIRST.
displayed a hardening tendency toward the
and business was almost entirely confined
TO the mining group. United Copper after
some ~irregularlty became firm in the late
dealings. Copper Securities showed a frac-
tional decline. Butte Coalition opened lower.
but gained strength toward the close. The
issues showed fractional changes. Inter-
borou gh- metropolitan issues were heavy in
the early dealings, but improved later;
a substantial recovery. Mercantile Marine
issues were neglected. The close was firm.
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SUB-TRE.ASURY STATEMENT.

THuRsDkY.
Eaid by Sub Treasury TO banks. .,........s l'e21.noo
Paid by banks 10 Sub Treasury. .........., A.l6o'Oo
Loss TO banks on days transactions. -. 81, z2, 900
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid by Sub Treasury 10 banks. ...,..... ,S2o,oS6 900
Paid by banks to Sub-Treasury ........,. 5.2sl'oW
Ioss 10 banks. IS, 1eS,OOo
Loss 10 banks same period previous week, 3,6e+'oU
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

eRK dividend d.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, April 8.-The market opened with
more or less during the day by the action OF
the New York market. The activity in Trinity
the last few days Ia attributed TO a report that
American Smelling interests are after control.
Tie stock was again active to-day and held
its advance of Yesterday. American Tele-
phone and Telegraph was in good demahd.