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New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

ion5. & .02sSs s5 :ss R-. 2E2 ~ a Ts e sT.i & & "
1S@iSI - ss-cr4s -
Western tatoTy frss isGis'ac DO seconds 1eGl7isc;
iS "a '1ras d. gs 81 if Ra51s9s stock No l. lse do No
on such Most of The fancy parcels are COINS a. i2ac an
occasional special ot commanding i.c mere br- unless
Iss f2o9 95s me enough 9F saat trade The Rree falls
inferior srsdes Of full cream cheese Large sizes
arrives skins hold arm with good trade fancy
cable Sd for coored ana sss Cd toT white We guo4.
Sea ~. 1sea arg ianTy, ~ Do fair to g2od
l2'.e DO Inferior lol.all'e % hat skins small esl
O. do fair 10 good Tgsc. do common a. a5ac do tui
EGqs- Receipts today "a 46s eases Arrival.
o prime taHcI qlsIi!iss no more than ur-
mos, strength the higher grades Good drties in good
IsiSHa gt2te state Pennsy lyaHls and near5y Sc
2Edinary 70 gooa :2a25s MIXED eolOrs 2s27c:
do fists 70 extra asts 23c Western finest seecIiors
Tv Salr dIs IS lac 30 ss ssfsTss 2f & SsT %
IeIk MeTeants Exchange OrclaI quotation western
FRCITs-FREsH- Receipts Of sppIss contain small
p,oPoIoa Or fancy flt sad such rules decidedly firm
msnd and I nrm: Common kinds and common QUALITIES
Peaches plenty ana prices average shade low e.
Grapes sbot .ssaS snbsq.s arr sTrna h ss Slsns as
ty as ys, sgt ne trads Is SuisS prices nGnlaaly
n fair demand az unchanged prices few sHeeptOnaly
E-nsraiiy s.ow prime ana moving SLOWLY Pinsappies
sss fT s1sTs Ts6r f Ss sg fssy large S s4 o
sssa % 20 so a. y ~ % % a. sS sssB % siss g
s3 ri a. FToiianS ypnn g 5Sxsc 90 Fs Fippin s. 81
GS3 Is; do cvert and Cooling 81 cs2 80 40 ordinary
.s y 0S sSf'i & @ pr @ Ss SS ss sssA AR o. ss1 st
.tt per ssi s2rss 50: 40 psr / bbf basket I5eat
per &c E.s Tocesf TO- ssSrSs clsirs.aa per Dbl SOC
e I, Cents s,gs,Ts DO FisTgis9 Bsaa,y; siess e2
= ss s.as psss aOses q % a.on S8 NJ .sc 90 ea
sss s.sss Sees, s. sass s. 10 s psr s.rrr isss g
e s:f s.ss:. sSssi siS:.s5 sSs
pr 90 carrier &c & $3.50 % BASKET SocFs ao
Western serylane and w.ss vir.n.a ss. sa5Tsg ~ 80
Srsoc: % per small handle basket soS5e 90 Western
Nsw York. per a-pony hs.sst ersts. Sgs1 IS do per
ss:s res SHE !os5e sas a. 2oT.n conso s @ ss
Mcarss Esrly. ToZ5c DO black urrver per y essNs
i.Ci5ei 90 Maryland and DelssArs par case SsgoSe 90
ps. bsi ysS45 DO per crate. 500 -
FTEs per quart, srlIei hUsKMsiN. GSioT-Sei rvf Pc
rfoss - Ns-viand aha Dsia~sre per 100 sOesso 90
sTsas. s.Isoaa ssssiIs: PTSnArTEs florida. Per crate
EopsEThs markst is rnoyins along sHisty shs Sl,s w.
Gu, essn.. os moment Very htts OF the new stoeE ~
y. tosa,a ss ys a5s sSs. tsst have is5
IS. aso,s state 1905 shoes par n isfi5e aI af7slse
% sood 10 prime i5see DO Common 10 fair l9Si4' %
100. 1e5s ArIvE-R.e.Ipts to-day II BY trsi.a,
Ds@.ad ": s:sy aSo. :e'tsi sSns ssu's:E
az s.-,,s~s.tsrn Per n ise. FoHLS. PeE - i.e:
ca ReosTs;Rs tSS. i.ans per n IA 5ss % West
- Ss - roo soe s0ut and
oss0e oEEsE @.,.r sos' esF p}Hso,.s az 8 &c pal.
DpEes Er-or.rnss Inot-rats and fowls hrinss snrirs
a.. s.aay tor fancy but medium CRATES
turAsys Lr1xssas ua,sss fAng. a0Sias sa'~
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

white a. prime summer yellow. 43943Hc. I'm
SEED OILAmsrcsn seed. city raw. 3Sg9c out ot town
Ts 3 SLgss2; Gslegtta raw s5c LARD OIL ssgTls
ribs opene3 steady OF under Liquidation ard rallied
ss.n On support from packers outside buying ana tar
fer THURSDAY 80 900; Kansas city 9.0oo: Omaha,
I.ooo. s2e The West, 1900. PORK-Steaey. Quoted;
Mess fIs T5gSle % family SIS 5ogSle, short clear.
mssA sls4sls So BEEF HAMs-ogie, Quoted al s2i9
ts9 sae loo n, s1se; 40 70 si.c; pigs. sS.qioc
CUT MEATS Picked bellies dull quoted: Smoking.
shoulders nominal; quoted az si.asso PickIsd hams
eogntry s9sse TARD-F4rn Quoted: middle west
sa.e lard Siss uot.S: south % H.fes s l6o coatiasSf
$50 Brazil kess lie. Compound steady; quoted a.
RICE-The general market fairly sottvs
with fel prices quoted locally and the South reports
itus noTs business Quotations fellow; Domestic screen
ng. s>GSsei second heads. sS4sci choice heads. 4ac
sse: fancy heads 6G6isos fancy hsads. 90 q6e
Japan. soEnsste. thG..ej Patna 5iss5ko: lava sac
stGAR-Busansss IN r.ahse su~sT slow. bot the
i0sins A prices saS;.ss rebate ot 70 point: az
crushed. b.ooo; mould A g. 2co: cubes. 6ico; xxx
powasrsa zoe pS.eeEsc coarse powdered .na trli.
ss1sSa. sS sA1, .ad IN Of hns srana.isd 6oSo:
ss' 1a sn' s Or sso saat :o ss @ 20
ssss; No s. ssoo No Z &2se; 10 G, A2ocl SO & liSe;
&c ~ rss local market steady 70 nr1n bas IN.
changed. with dgty Psid r.,.. a. tS9ws SsnsTitGxa
sGgs -, ..ssy sts s.pi.fnS.a a. .. ssd .ne ossSbs.
a. ss sAd R.O..pt. e. Ans.oHn port. for The weas
~ 500 ssna ssrs .Soo taas sssa.s a. 80 sa..
wsss .ss rs no sss ssiOrs sa oss "a:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

Tee local market Tor suot cotton quiet. , "a
~ ,adirE Gue saIo. rs bacs so'ithe-n SPOT mar
r5er :, i5Is .a.e. e5 bales 'sIiir'-. nominal
=ses 80 baies ,faresto. steady sre:snsea a. s..
,:.-fo-s gEet rn-hs1see e. a.. Aasgs,a s'-sty m
eaaEsea e'sc. sales 81 sles Cal ztesdy ur
iGs lover a. 9isc: sales ESQ bales.
cotton Ezchzure speasI Liverpool cables. cotton
Qgiet. 5000 bales, speculation and export so,
American 4ceo: receipts 5eo.. ,nercsr. 1000. mid
eea g At s, ,. as:n' q IA a "a gota5 ssB:aSsT
sela Noysrlbsr regsE5er slt DeeeW6er JanGs-s a.
Nsrc5 spr oad. Apri-Slay 5as old; MAY June 5o=d;
JrHe-Ju.y. 5o3f Manchester. yarns du3. bun s-'ady'
FLOUR AHn NEaI.--I-gre vss oHiet tsai. ~ non-
Sotatous srrtrF pater,s - acas4 - vrr-r s5razh-
$ sosS 50 sHiTs ~ 'ger :, s. 6e. 'a4'a rs aad . 5:
Fair 70 good s. zsass -, cboiss fsney g A,gs4
.ES = b4s5 ns- sse MrsG. s,.ssT aa5,sf fsns Tr.
saa ysll0T . 2oasi = eoaTss s. iogsi !: TEEp. &
SIS s5gsi9 standard Ti.5.i1s $50 % IN 100 = sacss
civ bran Sis buIs s2odSoO sacks rniddliaE se19
s5cks. oiTr esL $50 5Oassi
-vHEAT-Trs vhes, market developed Tsa&-
s ,s - rs hs s Ga f4ns rT,oe were 5sc under
sTilo-s as, s @ a. time. from outside sources sni
Uosy based ths ogtlooS for ncressins - -noInS.S :,
operators for some time pas Iae taet ihst a.,
T.ses last yssrs asgr.s sas failed make any nPres
sion thus far owing 70 ts as'y b sIiST 81 late ar
rvas snd some this might check selling agas
country purchases although 20 the present tine u e
hat eKerred nttle eject Al al
rCfnts for the day receipts only baoe0 o1sh aga
a. 900 hush last sn6 'Brsdsreeis ng1Fes lAoi
sres bush n Domestic stocks tor ne
veek with 600 bush increase In the EuropSsh ~
,liss Ta cables reported ieGd net loss al LAvrspo
.nd scarcity export orders both for hour ana
80 rio.ed pa-ty 10 points net lower. BeTin Hgs
rugrk down end Budapest y points lover se@So15e
clesrsnc.s we're they nave p-en IuL--a
~ lsfs ans mostly II the shape ot nouT IN sps
ztsas sfstex-and for that matter through - eLLi
vesr-z.ath-r conditions rsmAinst very feFoFse!s ~
ss~- uo-x and gor Cash wheat n NsN 3t
-1o-ss 49, utth options follows: No req .o.lS
.is--.-o- e1a TTl,o shoaf. No Northern D-lll-
81 80 NJ harc winter a. 7se o sfosI COttN
OF It's market SHARED
.sS beav4n.ss ana Ss9se uaSer previous nlsn
thr-'~~ the NeStsrI
az -r,-ass va Influenced hy receipts OF 80
tns ,ts .Tsinsf zoe coo bush last year rather ires
.o-'-srv n-.-srgs decline OF aGsd a LvsfE.ot 49,
eosn. oI.,sser Exporters bought one load The c4sh
-..-F.s AZ Sew To-e clotsd as tolsoSs; no COZ
X 2 v.Ilop sie. snoss Ok1s-1nsEs va 80 80
soS,ss utth result thai pr1ees osenec gfossno-l
- -, seiie~fnE other nSssts Cash cats IN Ns~ ferE
Ssr. sesey closing az .ollggs o. ussx oy 80 es
80 20 IS 70 s5,csTaei sfP-e .hits - 70 - 70 % ~
RsPIFY-Aa-zst s1ists feeding sso<e rnsitns <oeS~o
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REFoRT.

AeW ao-E. September = 1916.
tCfFEf--Trsre continued liquidation IN TIC .~s
artt 20 -ar under Nhck prices code. 10 thair recent
>s ne 'ncniu~ N1s st~-cl at G-.hau=el p-i --s t.
decline of rt1ts srt, considered t.s show
its u mo rsfirs h ihr GC- eZs~d shortly affe--
ward -nd'r rereWFl o. Noulst.'a rs = th- va
street. houses Prices -usd abcut points lower dun
middle session. did IlttIz
le-trr toward fhe close and faFre b.Eine
EI-orr. It's" close steady. uu,rarEed 20 ID
~o-s lower. Sars -~pcrtea % 40 BAGS
Is estimated at1 ffo street of
houses vh'"a heavy bry~r the advance caused
hr f0H UassrE - ffH -a1 Esto1 plan. Iuuiisfed
sorref-ng Ice 10000 lsgs - cohec rho opening
n' -hs morning. aul ir
prices believed
been scattering UQuldatfo1 vo-f 70
70 raarErf ., -
~-"l o. hing" the attitude ~ t1e remaining i1lE
sellers arruiInt materially
0rri7- moro cautious tho nearly Lee
-HN~ from the fgrrps buyer
here During -" CAV sud recent cables hsve ind
rsf more fa 0rabie opinion o. tn- arset
European sellers
HaVre tr-da- = decline -
= franc snl Hamburg "a. pfE lower. Df ths
a lCvvrr p
urehsnEei. Receipts continued The Weather On
-" Nsul' -enains hut f'irthe- complain
received The market spot coffee 4-lrf with
quotations -1 She hass ~ SIC far Rio No :.
The ~ contract pr-es in the loosl market t' Day
nrNs-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York SsptenIber 3
BEET rs Receipts "a tu~Ildfn.
for saEghter-rs and n market unakinx
with the cattle previously received
sale. OF which - Jersey City steers on
light reoepts. ruled firm 20 Zoe higher bulls and
cows were steady The yards wers cleared early NJ
dUm 20 prime native sold st 81 -Ort5 per
~ fat az - 90 bulls - s. s0sS3 IS and
81 eGS4 Dressed beef steady Tuesdays quotations
Gables r-e-ysd day quoted tive cattle lower and selling
Liverpool Hl1Tl1tad London a 1Ota
dressed weight. outside figures Shtpments
day the Majestic Liverpool 500 % bee
Sales 6hamberg & son: n NiTvtnia l32O -
average IS per iOo do i2s - ~ S 50. rs
III. n az = -; "a do IlTO 70 az s. 30 - a., i25 n
AZ 50 20 90 iisS n st ss % 90. i25a - a. - 50
Newton = Co; 20 West virginia steers. i32s =, at
s. IS y 90 Isoa y az s. T5 q DO i25s - a. s. s. =
40. las r, az s. IS. IS 90, 1885 = AZ s. ~.
Mcpherson g. Co. IS Ohio s. 20
Virginia Go. IiTl n 81 IS - Western a. n at
81 It Western bulls. 80 al s. 70
;. Judd Co. West Virginia st-ers 1902 =. a, 81
West Virginia bulls 1877 n 81 -. d0. lsfi - a.
"a; do. $50 =, &c -
;. sanders: y Pennsylvania steer, ilc5 n a. " 50
bulls loss y. a. 80 IS Is 40 $50 2. At 81 % 10 es
n s. 90; ] Do. $40 70 te So = cows io1o ~ a.
s. 50; DO 92n n az 50 20; 90 80 u AZ s. da ~
~ 81 So y do $40 ~ al s. 50. 90. 10 N al " -
/ heifer. zoo n. az s. 10
Tosia 8 shannon. I suiL eso n. At s. 20 COW Co
n az 81 30 -~.
JsII1s WnshE Co. bulls. ST +. AZ s.. 10 10 III
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
cousrsy PRODUCE MARksrs

81.
s5rAS-LA-ro~ IN buyers
bEANs >, ~. s.lrsss OF r-s1a Medium exrsasly 6sIi
est nst aastably ehanksc AZ srstsr nis -s.< but
neaSss a.. not tsins Enany red kitnsy az a.
Exports<s - Scotch peAS quiet quota
oih.s sss. etolcs pss eusa g 81 Dc tsr soei
~ ce0sS 81 ~ .r<t 90 Pea ehotee 81 "a as oonnea
c ssSd s. soss e rs ao shits sssss tss,s sss y,
4 O.. 90 sAcx tErti. SEP x S5xss So Pr.s r0. s.s
S,areh ~ ,2rcSl Is - 13 10. ,k..
suTEH...sss. s1uhs.s s.A % ssa.9T g:
causs Of ths eonlp arauVeI a. y. s2st.s ss1ss
4, rsrs instances % 5e Tssss "a & &.su.aanos q
asasm 70 sm. rthsr u s,sr.ss butter vim
a.o as os . Ina asS, n 4 .sr tas R.ao
tlers ..ts we quote CrsArnsry, per
ys''a f.ss axa ' s.rsan. EI:hass. orsal
.1r.: s;ssss.. ;ss. q resi- 's'nas ssSca sSs,e m e
aI.N aYxs g ::ssa.. - % "a. = sss4h So
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

xv-.rHr-~-Thers . sharp acyAne. "a -
80, a. uarNsG with spot eos-ns a. Ls2 ane S.ss@
- - "a ga Locally TIE r-Axkst 49, gs.y -
s sSapathy vts syot ssetss 81 60 &c. i Lon
- r -ts .Sos .ns futIrs. eoth quotes a. 80 70 III ~
a.. saes:a :: nT.Sissis :.'fSp' ISIp "a. 81 sish.r
. q 60 y. ~ Tss5 90 srELTEs ss:.ay: q, ss
sac a. II i0s n Lonaos Ihos vas ever
= =, Esrl.s n..ri.I via stA1k.re t,gnd ssSssc 10,
ss, sa neaaas,a SO fosnAy nsrthsss !. s.o..a a.
rroeSss EzeaAnss ruled Suis, a. ess res.ery
srs csoxed a. ssrts.ncsr - 20 vsls
SraSsr as oo@S Is %; Nsvsuzosr SIS oovs1s
as ooas. rs 20 sl1 JsauAry. FsoFuAs e1o AA- s@ ~
sorAssn AND sYRUPS-As.sAsss as s,s.oSg ~ 70 -
errs VIZ notsr.t. ;obbias us.e ssSne' ,.rfas, ,yr
koLAesEs. New orieArs tcsA,ScS Nsu c~7ss,s
i.ir ises fsss isezss Er'ss. so:rs0s. i.sss al. 5s
ise: soos iseSc; a2e..o; ss..y .s ,r,e..
..re-sy Ns hlgrer sooc dorasste a. =
suot on % quoted shout sTso ss.ss' 20 -
[e 1000 Octebsr st Gs%o and LIZ 90 o.rs 80 -.
y.nb.r a. sO.c 1000 Soysmp~ q, so.- v.
c-nbcr AZ .oae Lirssod ol sn -. 80, srss.s
<.r PnA1siphtA. sc bulk CSC. Ls,s 80 Tss
tsls soc eGs 6soo: yniA1s 2hiA a.,
.s,sr vhi;s ca..s A-~ Yors 49, 81.
c-SJTro~syrD olf~-PT.us crude ts' sSlrg--2soo:
cr4ossr. urtn.s summer yellow ,SSssSs.s
ostses, 64Vss~eI Sev.@sss Sss's.ss.; -;
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

't yo,ThN cotton 0rf--t ~ss u'o4s-ei i1' go a.
tore Hf-@~ rs-, hr-zt- however. ana 'tos@u wen Up
Sres-. decl'n" - T'iI'rS
~efiulafei eSi ono bales
opening decline - t2GI4 points in -e-2orSS
iiSs7r,1fUfuC oNs-ir-E
s--ssye bsuE ~he~Eed r~ra0s r. uncertainty as - -
80 ls ILuils 81
~ n4s sri aS b fte predictions that ~" roFica Star"
resdac that direction might rss"a the South Aar''
T-ars..4F looked a. - ~
~ shorts J"r"-nE 'pPort1ritv oferfd an
10 selling from f-s South AMI
tnsre ~ss IN Sfra@- selling prices Gra1usf adtance
- points 20 interrupt
fNa TEarfralIF tti~
81 government report
-ia condition n huElsr - BE- - h0 publisher
- O'Clock - nEsr and 80" hour la-sr The same
ne published first seEsa- report ~ -
EroVirE amount p cotton glrnd from The new
prior rr S@rfar-r~~ people conclude.
course = Tie market interests
and going long ~ thn nsrsef
rFfor
rsEs t~arish -apoT-s Esi been discounted 4er'
TIRE southwest tuf Tr"'iplfa
on heavy tlat reported tN@ If~' '9Gs e9v
reports. 1901 70
-orted offerings era1s- actual any ---rlrg hv
ir.fS
Tire rarEo ~ c7trar Tr fs IN .h' 'aai market N 61y
y az D
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
Bowling Green Trust Co..

20 BROADWAY, NEW WORK.
Capital, Sl,000.000. Surplus, S3,000.000
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas
WILLIAM NJ LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P Armstrong, MyTOn T. Herrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward T. Jefery,
Harry Bronner William NJ Laws,
Robert C. Clowry, VIM Willis Merrill
Edmund C. Converse, Winslow s. Pierce,
Wm. Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. Ramsay,
Grenville n, Dodge, Frederick 3. schenck.
a. Goepel, Andrew Squire,
Edwin Gould. William H. Taylor,
Frank ]. Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
George ]. Gould, John P. Truesdell,
John a. Hilton, {. F. c. Young.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iiv.ruooI sept S-Clcssrs vHEAT-spCt Gliet. No .
i0t quiet Septento-r ss
"a pecemher. 81 "a CORN-spot nrni Anericsa raixsd
nsw Ansrcan mixed. old A. I'D, futures S1ist
September nominal; Deoemher A. ED Jzngs-r Wv -
AS-Canadian st-sdy. - aai- FIsOUE-St. LcIts
esrcv winter stesdy. HOPS ~ I0nion Psctac Corsl
guie asds4 fSs BEEF quiet evra tfla mess IS &c.
POPIS auist prime Western. SIS 50. HANS-SassH
cur !. 10 - n, Quist 55s So
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
lee Of be MaryIand ConI Company Of Penn.ylyania.
Proposals.
Jefferson { Clearfeld Coal & Iron Co.

Jefferson & Clearfeld Coal & Iron Co.
Ist Mtgs Per Cent. Gold Bonds
SINKING FUND NOTICE
Sea received ? . n. hrs
September roth 1906 by the Guaranty Trust COM
pa 90 cedar S. New YORK city. for the
SALE 70 H. trustee price 70 exceed los and
accrued interest sufficient cent bonds OF as
company the % Fsty thousand eight hun
thirry-uu dollars and seventy -FOUR cents NiO.-
sra Proposals should he IN sealed envelopes. al
Guaranty Trust Company q New YORK ana
Endorsed jefferson Coal and Iron Co sink
GEO H CI4UNE Treasurer.
Rochester y J. August IS. 1906
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
Financial.
Financial.
OFFICE Or
The Missouri Pacific RAILWAY Go.
NOTICE.


NOTICE.
TAnER CO of
extend Per Cent Bonds oil
Pacific Railway Company maturing Novemee
s3S@SccS 1niy
during he es four cent,
snru days May AMI November e7ch 10th
til United lteof the stand
sTlo seiga
mi
imp1j.ti
9Poa bonds follows
before October 1906 extension
attached
bond vii r. maie The moEtas interest tu
surrender Of the
loupoa representing IL,
a
TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC RsiLEAy COMPANY
By GEORGE J. GOULD. Preside
A H. Secretary.
NEW YORK, August 27th.
Referring above notice Of the Misso Pacific
Railway Company. and after October 1905 the
undersigned wilt prepared buy and accrued
interest NcveU1ber sst, 1905 less discount
of three OF tfs bonds which
holders prefer to sell rather than cxtend.
We advised by counsel that these bonds
Investment fer savings banks in Ecw York and
funds.
TALLER 40
Pine Street Vol
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
oTHeR ssRsers-sy TELEGRAPH.

49, spt G-cATTzL-Rsoespts 1on n.ct
Hs bsas - eSsA q Toss. =; hsissrs, & sos
:s.s.-. =. = r7> %; cslNee as097 .locksrs sr1
kst Ia t-esst - EOGs-heosapts. sl.cO0 h.2a: mar
= - ea.lc. . prtrs heavy sesss %. EzsLlar
IA t.eS.sss ~ eeaoles hssyE uexs6 * sovse O.: p1cs~
400 bss..eoei - p'Es, - oo9ss ~. sHEtP-Hscsspts
In [@.s<l steady % 10c higher; sheen - I'd
cis,.sss--Sl-.,' s-l.''<a n y eoSss 50 l.rnSs. sscs7 %
80 80 o-EU-ts quiet butcherr- shio-
~ 10 -cSe ~ common, Grss 70. CATTLE .tronr;
ssEEP sssser H. saess 20: common. s1gs2 ~
inclu1IrF - sSgt t-cArTLE-Esesipts lsooS head
sr4Eserr 1olthernEi market steady:
cr.- sos lower calEes 20 higher; choso. sIoor-
% Wss.s-"s "sI stssHs ~ ooyse 80. fair sood t4s
I5aS, sS.tnsIn siesrs - 7oe0 u eouthsrn oovs
ia bulls s2ess: c.is.s xs ss.a,s so.s - ~ *
tscss 81 -L.t. criso lover; Top - sas "a sxs.s
az lx-.. Il. = soo@e U; psrk-r-f. 8uss 70. nir.
nsrzs- -. Ggso r. eEEEP-Rsossptz sso h.at.
e,s,, lsnss stssR sc ..-Iia~x a sr&. 20 seo
80 @ - e ~. G =, wrssS ss;,1S.< ss-~ = ;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-26
WEDDING RECEPTION.
Homecoming of MT. and Mrs. Carl
 Wo1fa a Pleasant One

Homecoming of MT. and Mrs. Carl
 Wolfe a Pleasant One.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs Carl Wolfe, who have just returned from a honeymoon, gathered at the home of the newly-wedded couple, 72 Gilbert avenue, last night and enjoyed a pleasant reception in their honor
 The reception was particularly enjoy able from musical point of view, as well as many others. There was excel- lent singing by Louis Lautenbach, Emil Rempfer, Louis Miller, Adolph Schnei- der and Jeremiah Malone, and also by the Misses Anna, Frieda and Louise, sisters of the groom.
 An enjoyable feature of the evening was a recitation by Leonard H. Conk- lin entitled Coming Through the Rye" which he gave with rare elocutionary power. Louis Horn also recited enter tainingly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ludwig Wolfe, parents of the groom, and his sisters, Phillipine, Louise, Marie, Frieda and Anna, assist ed in entertaining the guests, all Of whom had splendid time and departed leaving best wishes for the future pros- perity of the bride and groom.
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A surprise party was given to Mrs. George F. Cripps of Quinnipiac avenue Friday evening by few of her friends leaving on the 8 o'clock car dressed in old fashioned costumes. On the S:30 car came a few unexpected guests masked and dressed to represent the following: Dolly Warden and her sister, Minnie Willis and Edna Hatfield: school girl, Lillie M. Johnson; seashore miss, Ruth Latta; garner, Mark P. Hare; dude, George Rees; football chap, George Willis; happy Hooligan, Ray Manwar- ing, and our dear friend Lizzie, who had just landed and was met at the dock. The evening was very pleasant ly spent playing games, and bountiful supper was served at midnight Those present were MT. and Mrs. Latta MT. and Mrs George Hatfield, MT. and Mrs. Dan Hatfield, MT. and Mrs F. l.. Will lis, MT. and Mrs. Boyson MT. and Mrs. Converse, r. and Mrs. Manwaring, MT. and Mrs Waters, MT. and Mrs. West, MT. and Mrs. AsGlworth, MT, and Mrs. H. " Santry Mrs. Toronto, Mrs. But Ter, Mrs. Jacques, Mrs. Hanselpacker, Mrs. Kruysman, MT. Brown, Mrs. Mary Santry, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Reach, Mrs. Male, rs Dorman, Mrs. Rice, D. M. Stevens, Miss Porter and Miss Huntley.
 The young ladies' mission circle of the Grand avenue Congregational church will meet this evening at the home of Miss Griswold, 29 Clinton ave- nue.
 A special meeting of the ladies' aid society of the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church will be held Wednesday at 3 p. m. to make arrangements for entertaining this Congregational club.
 Fred c. Fiske, real estate agent for the New Haven road, who has general charge of the land properties of that system, was sixty years of age Satur- day. At his home, 103 Sherland avenue in the evening a number of his friends gathered to celebrate the anniversary.
 Missionary Sunday was observed yes terday at the East Pearl street M. D. church and morning and everying ser mons related to the mission work. Rev. E. c. Tullar preached in the morning and the evening discourse was given by Rev. Earle M. Taylor, D. D., field secretary of the general missionary so- ciety.
 The net receipts of the bazar given at Polar Star han under the auspices of Grace church, will amount to about $EOO.
 Mir, and Mrs. F. J. Mansfield and two daughters, who have been in New York several days, are expected home to-day.
 The Washington birthday turkey sup per given by the ladies of the East Pearl street church netted about $50.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion TheateN.

Tonight William A. Brady will pro- duce, for the first time on the stage of the Hyperion theater, an entirely new and original American play in which all the characters are Indians. This play is by Donald MacLaren and he will give to the public the powerful moving dra- ma, admirable in it's conception, strong in it's construction and satisfying in it's dictum. Mir MacLaren has gone back to nature for his characters. Abandon ing modern civilization with it's dress coats, deeolette gowns and present day comforts, he has chosen his characters from among the red men as they are presumed to have existed before the contaminating influence of the white man made itself felt. The Indians areI noble in their action right in their feel ings, and, while swayed by savage pas sions, are more wholesome companions than the average civilized persons of to-day.
 The story of the play briefly, is that Lonawanda, great chief of the Okotchees, feeling blindness coming upon him. decides to abdicate in favor of the warrior whom his fair-skinned daughter, AduloIa, shall choose for a husband. After announcing his decis- ion to his council Lonowanda is taunted by Matawagnon, a crippled warrior, who casts reflections upon the parent age of Adulola on account of her fair complexion. Enraged, the old chief kills his tormentor and hides the body. The warriors appear before Adulola, but she refuses all of them. Secretly she loves Niatawa, son of the murdered Matawagnon, huntsman, whose un- warlike disposition has made him ob- noxious to the braves of the ORotchees. Through the falsity of Lashota, the faithless squaw of Sheanagua, chief counsellor of Lonowanda, who loves Niatawa and would be rid of her hus- band for his sake, the guilt of the mur- der is laid at Sheanaguas door. Mat ava is discovered in compromising position with Lashota, and Sheanagua's rage is aroused against him. Twice Adulola saves the life of the huntsman and the old chief confesses his guilt of the murder. But Sheanagua, infuriat- ed at the disclosures regarding his squaw, insists on taking the place of his old chief in the single combat de-
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 Hopkins grammar school-E. A, Cri- que, captain; w. H. Bartlett, Arthur F. Keefe, and Fred Dunn.
 New Haven high school-C. Palmer, M. Stewart, F. Bennett and lF. Mory.