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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
NEU YORK CREWS WIN.
Fucssel and Sheppard First in Close
Races at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia July 4-Ths Peoples Regatta on the
Schuykill River to-day resolved itself into dual
light between the Philadelphia and New York en-
tries. with the result that the Phiadelphf2ns had
the better OF the argument, winning eight OF the
fourteen races The New York crews were frsr
In five and Washington first in one.
Two Of the most stirring struggles OF the after
noon came in senior Guarter-U9ile dash for single
sculls and mile and a half race for senior singles
over the full course. Both OF these races. were
won by less than six feet. In the quartsr-rntle
dash only three feet separated Fuessel OF the Met
ropoltan Rowing Club. OF New York. the winner.
ana u b JuvenaI OF the Pennsylvania Boat Club.
this city. the longer event Frederick Sheppard,
OF the Seawanhaka Boat Club Brooklyn, beat out
Durando Miller. OF the New York Athletic Club. by
a scant two yards.
The New York Athletic Club had easy VIC
tory in its race senior eights beating the Fair
nearly ten lengths The summaries follow:
Junior eshtosrod shsilsw0n by the Potomac Boat
deiphia third. Boat club philadelphia fourth.
senior single SOULS lausrtsr-uuIe da.hl-w9n by =.
FSssse Ms.%posI sfa1 Sao s HeT ps - %
Iaaer double ss9IIssWoa y finding Boat Club PILL.
New YORK Athletic Club. third, Tims,. $50.
uassaa so Sb RTooRS pufsnds s ss
rS1s 4 sSpha third sfSGnd TINE sa
doaGs nv sae New R YORK G
ond; Nassau Boat cub. New York third: New York
55adf qas SS TS5 fF6n b TIM %: s P.a.n
f Boat gG SS d0 as
fnH oyn S,.sS Soa SS N fos .e S0s
intermediates eisht-Osred shells-Won by West PhiIa
dephia Boat Club v.sper Bcas club Philadelphia second
Time. SECS
intermediate single sculls-won by Doyle West Phns-
,sIphis hoot cub Gs7enssr Bachelor Boat C"o' Phia-
InIor single scuiIs-Won by Smith Vsspsr Boat Club
IriladeIphla Barthold. Metropolitan BOat Club
Verb S-55
double sculls-Won by West Philadelphia
New Rochelle Club New Rochelle. n Y second
Island Boat Club, New York third Time s;f4tS
Senior psir-Oa cd shells-There being other
the Nonpare Beat club. New York. rOwsd over the
senior .ixht-oared shels-won by New York Athletic
club: Fairnount Rowing Club. Philadelphia second.
Time I;5+.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
CROWD At POLO GAWE.
Mcad07c Brook -Four Easily Defeats
Dedham Second Team.

Ccdarhurst. Long Island. July (SpeciaD.-The
first big game of the polo tournament on the
grounds Of the Rockaway Hunt Club drew large
crowd OF society folk here to-day. IL was an ideal
day for polo game and the lovers of the sport
p1aspod at the opportunity to see a good game.
The match was for the Independence cups. open
10 teams of four individual handicapS not exceed
ing two goals. Westhury was well represented In
the Meadow Brook team, as the three PhippS
brothers with Mr.. Burden were lined up against
the four of the Dedham second team.
The team from Dedham, however. was out
clasSed by the Long Island players. With an al
Ioyyancc of two goals IT thought that the Ded-
ham boys would he able to make good showing.
bat they could make only three goals. while the
Meadow Brook team ran up total OF eleven goals
only two goals were made In the FIRST period
In the second period the pedham team made two
goals while Meadow Brook made three In the
tIfrd periOd Meadow Brook had clean slate with
Ave GOALS and In the last each team scored once.
TIE Iinc-up and summaries follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE INQUIRY.
Federal Investigation of Refusal of Licenses
to San Francisco Japanese Begun

San Francisco July 4-United States Attorney
Devlin has received letter from Attorney General
Bonaparte asking him make an investigation
and report Immediately upon the action OF the San
Francisco officials in refusing grant licenses
employment agencies conducted by Japanese. He
at once began the investigation.
referring to the suit brought yesterday against
the city in behalf of the propretOrs the Jap
anese restaurant and bathhouse. alleged have
been wrecked by mob May g. Assistant City
Attorney BaEgett said:
The defence OF the city Will be that whatever
Injury was done 10 the property OF the Japanese
was done by two or three persons before a mob.
In the sense of the law, had formed The city will
also clain that there riot. but will lay
great stress upon the contention that the damage
was done by Il few persons before II possible
for a mob to have collected"
Toxic. July THE representation made by the
japanese Consul at San Francisco to the municipal
authorities Of that city, in regard their action
In refusing 10 renew the licenses OF japanese
ployment agencies has not yet been replied to-
This affair is considered here as being of far
Eravcr character than the attacks upon Japanese
restaurants aud similar anti-Japauese incidents In
San Francisco. 1t is held that it concerns the
lasting personal rights OF Japanese.
The reply OF the San Francisco authorities 10
the consuIs representations Is being awaited with
considerable impotence. Pending this reply no
official action has yet been taken by the Toxic
government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
UNIVERSITY FOR IRELAND UP.

London, July 4-The discussion in the House OF
Commons tonight the Irish estimates was de-
voted almost entirely 20 tho question OF Catholic
university for Ireland. Incidentally, Mr.. 3rrell,
Chief Secretary for Ireland repudlRted the sug-
pestion made by Timothy NJ Heay. Nationalist.
that he had been betrayed by the Nationallsts n
regard 20 the Irish council bill and he declared lie
would not consent hold office If the governm aut
attempted to shelve the university question. It
was a vexatious and difficult problem. said.
which had destroyed the great administration OF
Gladstone and divided the Tory party. Neverthe-
less, the government was determined to seek So
luton but the chances of passing the next
session were not bright unless the efforts Of the
government were met in friendly spirit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
ON PLAINFIElo COUNTRY COURTS.

Interest in the lawn tennis play at the Plain
field Country Club yesterday centred In the hnal
round for the club championship In mems doubles
,TUrord NJ Grape and w L. Fighter faced Wylie
brown and H. j. Cochran. 10 fight Ia out for the
title After getting the first set. Brown and Coch-
ran slackened speed and lost the second The
third set went to deuce games. hut Brown ana
Cochran again We're winners. They could not get
going we'll in the fourth set when Crapo ano
ptabtar ,ook making the match all square. Grape
and Brighter then captured the nth set and the
championship handily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
PREDICTS JAP WAR IN FIVE YEARS
Rear Admiral Thompson, Returned from the
Orient Says Conflict Is Inevitable.

Seattle, Wash. July A special from North
Yakima says that Rear Admiral w. J. Thomp-
son, l. S. N. retired who has arrived here from
a short stay in the Orient, predicts a war with
Japan within five years.
Admiral Thompson says that is inevitable
but he does not believe that Great Britain will
sist her ally In such struggle, and thinks that
while the Philippines may be the real outset OF
the war. in the end the resources of the United
States must result in the defeat OF the Japanese
He believes that in case of hostites France would
give financial aid TO Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
EXPULSION OF MIR. MARTYR ILLEGAL.

Dublin. July 4-The Irish Master OF tho Rolls.
Richard Z Meredith decided to-day that the eN-
pulson of Edward Martyr, president of the Sim
Fein National Council from the Kildare Street
club tho leading Irish landlord club, was illegal
Mr. Martyr had said that any lrishnan Joining the
British army deserved 10 be logged. Tho eXecu-
tive committee the club. including eX-Master OF
the Rolls Sir Andrew NJ Porter proposed tho
4, az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
PREMIER's ASSASSIN TO DIE.

Sofia Bulgaria, July A court martial this
morning sentenced Petroff. the murderer OF Pre-
mier Petkoff. to death. His two accompces were
condemned respectively TO life Imprisonment and
hfteen years penal serVitude
n PetkoT was assassnated March II while
walking in the Boris Garden with other ministers
The crime Is understood TO have been due TO a
politicaI plot. The Premier was ths~ieadsr of the
StarnbuIoif party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05

prockton Mass July An a cricket match
naved here to-day between elevens selected from
Massachusetts and Rhode Island teams Massa
chusetts won by a score OF 81 TO 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05

At Prospect Park the Manhattan and Benson
hurst Thistles played Metropolitan League cham
pionship match. which the former won by 20 run,
on the first Innings. Had time allowed full
innings match would have been played and. al
though the winners batted twice. the Thistles had
lest only three men in their second attempt when
time was called and stunps were drawn for the
day. +. F. Citizens made top score OF the game
for the winning side with so while ]. Rose fol-
lowed with 81 and r. II. Iobbett added II and : II.
Tattersall Il The follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
SWEET MARIE FAILS AT RECORD.

Indiananolis JuIy 4-Sweet Marie failed In an
attempt 10 lower the track record OF 2oia. at the
state Fair grounds here this afternoon. The milo
was nAd8in 205 dat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05

Another game in the league series played
at Prospect Park. the Bensonhurst Thistles eleven
being ptted against the Manhattan eleven and los
ing them by 10 wickets in a two-inning con-
test. The best batting the winning side was
accomplished by J. Standfast and ]. White. the
former scoring ~ and the latter being not out. =.
W. Dunnng, E. Stevens. J. McGuffie and ". Fog
hill and extras" were all responsible for double
figures while for Bensonhurst G. Gaba did the best
batting. with It. followed by ". Huggins. J. Dali
Elish and r r. ECkstein. with scores of Is. 10 and
10. respectively
The New York West Indians beat the Boston
West Indians handy at Prospect Park by mar
gin OF 50 runs the totals being l33 and ~ on the
New York side c. Armstrong. II. 8 Alexander and
J. Harvey each responsible for score OF
more than %. and s. Alleyne and +. Pereira did
the best work with the ball. the latters record
being wiCkets for
The Prospect Park team played the team at
the Parade Grounds, victory going TO the first
eleven by "A margin OF As runs with totals OF s.
To II on the winning side T. Clark batted we'll
for 20 and II. F. A. Rogers scored is, while j.
GiIIett bowled well and captured wickets for
90 runs For the losers Z. Bliss got II with the
bat and Hewitt and Barrow had good bowling fig
ures the formers record being for IS, and the
latter's 3 for y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05

Goldman also lobbed splendidIy TO deep court
whore IN his eagerness 90 make returns DR.. Rosen-
baum hit the bail too quickly and landed his
turns the net.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York March L.-SUGAR-At London. sugar
bsats we're steady at ss I'D FOR March and April
Business IN raw sugar was quiet. owing largely TO
psUcity cf offerings The undgrtoDe Of the market
was firm. with duty-paid prices quoted follows.
Centrifugal s6-test, 3.55; muscovado S9-test. sos.
and molasses sugar, s9test, $50 Refined vas
fairly active
BUTTER Receipts 6ii2 packages. Weakness de
Yeloped this ncrning and prices essed of fully lc
Der pound Oh an grades Creamery extras. 5Oa5l
creamery frsts. 2sa29.
EGGS-Rcceipt-. % .e79 cases, Steady. despite the
heavy quantities that have been received this week
Fresh gathered extras per dozen. ls fresh gathered
frsts lla
NAVAL STORES-Stock: Rosin. 1854 barrels
spirits turpentine l. l05 barrels, tar 1910 barrels.
machine made barrels with rosjn quiet and steady
at AS for 90 good strained, and tar steady
at 6.Z5 10 go for oil barrels
MILL FEED-NIartet steady: Hfeless- Spring
bran. in lo9p0Uud sacks. 4si; middiings 80.
city bran, 225o, in bulk; Western nd dog. g5.75a
$500
FLOUR-Market is quiet Spring patents. $50
al65: spring clears 358a3Sj; winter straights $50
a360 winter clears. S10a3Z5; Kansas in sacks pat
ents 375as-60 straights. 3e0a370 clear, 29Oa325-
RYE FLOUR-Stcady. mOdtHte demand. at $50
AIN.
CORN AIEAL-Steady; moderate inquiry Kiln
dried. fer export, 275a2S5; coarse meal. in bags.
Llla1l2
HAY Quiet; unsettled Receipts. 1o0 tons.
Prime timothy, lis; No. J. Ll5aL3; No. ., LISA
LI0; Ne. g. S0as5
STRAW-Stesdy: moderate business. LoEg rye.
65a67iz
BEEF-steady; fair inquiry. Family, HJ0al55O:
packet. Il 09al200
PoRK-steady; light business. Mess. ROOals.75
family 20o0
TALLOW-Aiarkst is dun CITY in hogshsads s.,
LARD-ouiet. Prime Western go; city, 9g:
refined continent, $50 South American, u00: re-
fined Brazilian kegs. I209; city searine l0lk oleo-
stearine dull. 1914 Chicago. l0i5.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- - are rhoIesal..l


BUTTER-SuIuly increased prices lower. Cream
ery fancy g Western aFs-s 5la52. seconds "a
= process fancy, Zja26, fair n good. Za25; dairy.
choice 2ta; good. ZaZ2; store packed, fresh I5al6
CHEESE-3iarket hrm New York State. factory,
large. Eai5; do. small i5al6; sumner large l2isa
lj, Western factory, new, choice, lalZs DO. faE 20
good I1all. Virginia 10.
EGGS-Reccip;s heavy and market dull. Nearby
fresh. Virginia. j. West Virginia and SoQthEest
Virginia is; Tennessee I6; North Carolina s.
LIVE POULTRY Receipts light and market
active. Chickens. large per To-. Is: medium. l5a17
small l9s9. stays. Dali. hens. i, ROSTERS. Z
d8Clg large l5al6 small. lZ'z. geese. SAIL turkeys
toms. IS beuss lsal7i tukeys, thin, sale; keats
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts of fancy hen
turkeys and choice young chickens light and market
hn. TURKEYS. hens. undrawn. Ials; thin, 70, I'D
toms. I5aI5; ccsens. spring large, IS small l6a,s
carous 7-Ib. average ISalg. small. Is: hens choice
li- roos1ers, Sac; ducks. large. HalS small. l5al4
geese. s3lL
DRESSED MEATs-Choice dressed veal wanted
Hogs ia active demand. Calves. fan dressed, s.O0a
1900 heads OF. 9OalQ00; hog dressed calves, sODa
200; hams country. sugar cured. l21zal3; hogs,
small and neat, per cEt., $50 medium. 500; heavy
-oo1-.5l.
vEGETABLEs-Potato market better and de-
mand g0Cd. sweets and yams dull; home grOwu.
L50al-75; potatoes per bushsI. 4oa50; Virginia and
Maryland. per bbl. l50sl-15; sweet potatoes. pei
bbl- 1l52 .. yams. 75IlG0: cabhage home grown
per 100 46Ca5.03. celery. New Y0tk per bunch 51s
s.; cucImbers FLORIDA. per basket, 201s2 80; onions
Bermuda. per crate. L25sl-50; Maryland and Vir
Einia. per bbl L75a200 Ohio per Dbl. L75a2 %
+ tomatoes. Florida. crate. 3oaA0o
GREEN FRUITS-Apple market strong. and niCJ
table varieties meet vith steady sale common stocl
neglected York Imperial 200a3e0: Ben Davis Q %.
275 Nine sap zoc23O0. fancy table fruit 259as %
I Suy Der barrel 25a359i GTeeniug. 2ooa3.25: loos
T packed l00af59.
/ DRIED FRUITs-AppIes. sliced fancy. 5
sliced bright. 484.; cherries, l21l8 whortlebeFTies
I l0aIzs raspberries lla23.
/ HAY AND STRAW-Timothy. choice 100
/ Ne J. 005s No. ? ls-5lal9O0 mixed hay, 110os
II.5). coEor i 0oal5o0. straw. rye bundle Il %.
I200: we machine thrash, s5la900: wheat 7.o0s7 .
/ GRAIN--Wheat choice. 7ia75. fair to good. 65a72
ordinary 50a55- Corn-Shelled. white 5la55 yellow
/ 54a55 ear, Z5Gas-91- Oats-Western, white, No. ?
l2ai3. mixed. 9IaZ
{ WOOL AND HTDES-Green hides. firm anl
wanted Receipts of fur light, and demand goo,
/ f0r all grades. Wool. washed. free Of burs. pe
pound. 55a51 wool. unWashed. free Of burs, 27as
wool. bury 95a26; hides green. Il; dry. I5aI7
sheepskins. green each, soaLOo; dry, a5a-5; calf
/ skins L093l1o. muskrat I0aD: black .. kits. 5
skunk z5al59. MINK 75aiOa rabbit skins. Ialit
opossum. l0a25; racCoon. 25aso fox, red, Looa2 %
/ gray s9a-5
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March B-CATTLE-ReceiDts Ee9i
estimated for tomorrow. 7,0e0 Market steady.
Prime beeves, 5.75a6s5: poor 10 medium. 4loa5Soi
stocsers and feeders, 2s9aAsO; COWS and heifers,
S00a5.25; Texans, A00a475.
HOGS Receipts. $500; estimated fer tomorrow
3cO MARKET firm at 10 cents lower. Light, s-69A
6sz5z: roughs 660as.7O; mixed, 6'oa695; heavy
s75s6. IS; pigs. 6l5a6-70
SHEEP Receipts. IS 600: estimated for tomorrow.
1900 Market strong 10 10 cents higher. Native
sheep. 3soaGlo: Western sheep, 4l5si2oi native
lambs. 525as09: Western lambs, 5.6s7so.
New York. March I2-CATTLE-Receipts. l.lso
Steers. firm TO a shade higher bulls steady; TAT
cows. in good demand others, slow; az sold
Steers. 5iOa5so stocksTs, 20; bulls. @ai50 COWS,
CALvEs-Reeeipts. L7s1 veals. sla5o cent,
higher generally: some sales no more than steady
early arrivals about aI sold. Yeals, 500as.75;
choice Harlem. veais. eco; c1lls. 4ooaA50i butter
milk 400: dressed calves quiet city dressed veals.
7lsals1z per pound country dressed. RALLY choice.
L
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 500. Sheep
firm: lambs l0a15 cents higher. All sold. Prim,
sheep eWes. $50: lambs 7.5oasz5 most Of thI
sales SIS fer prime stock; ycariings. 10.
HOGS-ReCeigts. s.e5o; market sasieE, - i.5sa5.s
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PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore March l3-FLOUR-D Demand Hfeless.
Winter extra 2soa5O9; winter clear. 5l0a3.25 win
ter straight 33a385, winter patent 375a3 % spring
clear S20a355 spring straight 355a9s0; spring pat
ent 4Ioal55; City Mills best patent 500; City Mills
high grade patent As: City Mills high-arade
straight 4iO: choice family. 375: City Mills extra
5.50a259 Rio extra. 393aL00; rye ho5r medium %
choice i0a3S0: com meal, per 100 pounds L20al55
BuckWhcat -four. per 100 pounds 22)aZ40
WHEAT-StoCk IL elevators. 553 f63 bushels The
receipts Ct Southern wheat to-day were confined 20
few bag parcels Of inferior quality. which sold
by sample at g.. s. and g. Market steady on
graded lots with No. I'D aaoat guotable nomi-
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March ls.-sIoRey on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at per cent; highest, Is
lowest. I; closing 9. Most Of the loans were at
per cent. Time money rates. 6 TO 61z per cent for
thirty and sixty days per cent for all other ma
TURTLES from ninety days 70 six months.
Mercantile paper vas qgiet owing % dcar.h Of de-
m7nd. Investors were unwilling % buy. except al
rather full rates. and tken IL limited amounts.
Rates, 20 as per cent for sixty 10 ninety days,
ndoTsed bills receivable; TO 81 per cent for choice
four 70 six months, single names. and 81 per cent
and above for others less wen known.
Sterling was fairly steady to-day, rates showing
Te-y little change frum the IEeTious close The vol
ume Of business, however vas extremely dull The
demand was hght aud there was 30 pressure oi
bills The uaalkot broke 10 to Il points. owing to
the ad7ance in Local money rates
In the last Eour cables WcTc quoted at sSt5la
fsis3; dclnaDd al i.S.aLSll0 and s1ty days at
4lst.
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top-heavy speculation for the rise in Sc
curities The other comment was that
it would be the very best thing for every
body concerned If at the approaching con-
ference at Washington between the Presi-
dent of the United States and the railway
presidents the representatives Of the news
papers could be invited to see what hap
pened there.
It is not improbable that there viii be
some plain talk on this occasion as TO
the extent TO which the railway companies
of the land are hampeTed N their opera
tion by existing laws and governmental
policies It would not do any harm. and
II might do a great deal Of good, II the
people OF the country could know exactly
what the railroad presidents say and what
the President of the United States says
on this very important occasion
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sw York. March I3--Closing quotations of United
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co. mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes 1872 II street northwest.
New York March l3.-Cotton had unsettled
tone as a result Ct Disappointing cables. ard the
weakness in the stock market Liverpool spcts were
IN fair d mand but at a decline OF 9 English
points AdyicUs from Southern s,Ot markets were
mixed but the tone appeared easier. In addition
to this the estimated for Tomorrow receipts were
heavy and the bears took this a cue FOR selling.
Trading heavy. and. in spite Of heavy buying
of Nav options prices worked of TO a maximum
decline of about . points from last nights close.
There was some covering. but prices failed TO rally
more than four to five points Southern spot mar
kets generally quiet and unchanged 10 lie lower.
Port receipts & 000 last year. 1881; exports, Is COO
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WASHINGTON CATTLE mARKEr.

Market strong; hogs in coed demand and Arn;
receipts Of calves heavy and prices steady: lambi
and sheep firm and wanted.
CATTLE-Extra. Per cwt.. 5.25a5.51: butcher Aeoa
45g; common. 2s0aS00; rough. l50a2 o.
HOGS-Gross Is; ordinary, 659aT 90
SHEEP-ChpIed. A00a4.55; common. s0oasO0.
LAAlBS-Ch0ice. per ID. 7a75s medium. ss7
CALYES-Prme per b. to 81 medium 6iza7,
grass, 4a
COWs-Prme fresh. each. i000a500: common.
s0O1a5O.O1. old and dry. SOlaIoCa
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a FRAUD-Look our ron HIM

Any solicitor who cones TO ven
with a prize scheme, representing
himself, directly or indirectly, TO
nc connected .ith this newspaper,
The Washington Herald, Is "a fraud
and an impostoT, bent upon swim
diing y0W. BE ON the lOokcut for
him and turn him Over to the
police.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles 6. Gates q Co.'
members New York stock Exchange Munsey Building
S,Ies to noou ....... .975, zoo
TotoI suIes 2,219, SEQ
Cali money; H., 10; low, AZ; close, az.
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New YORK March 3.-WHEAT-Weaker; trade
quiet. No ! Northern Duluth. 10 arrive IA cents
over MAY, f. O. b.. No. l Northern Manitoba, 9Jl3
f. O. b.; No. . Northern Manitoba, sSiz T. @. b.; No
r1d, T. O. b. Siiz; No. > hard. f. b.. Ia c=uts
over May; No 1 macsr0ni. opening navigation, s.
f. O. b.; Nc. maearoni, opening navigation, 79, EX-
porters took 3 loads
CORN-Stcady No elevator. So; No 2. 5{E
f O. b. No. yellow 81. No. ,, T. o. b., April
81. No waite 55ls, I. o. b. Exporters took >
loads
OATS-Steady; moderate trade. Elevator prices:
M. . white r; No white, 50i2 No. mixed g.
The prices fer futures: Nes'ys
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call Y O'Clock no0ns
Washington Railway and Electric IS, aoo0 at 81
81 900 at s.
Washington Railway and Electric common, 50 a.
49, 50 at 80. 50 At g. 80 at 49, 50 at g. 80 at 49,
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 5 at
S 80 at s2H lbuyer CO., 80 at g.
Washington Gas so nt 591z, 10 at 593s. 10 az 5s1s
After call--Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS,
s. 600 at l0i.
Capital Traction % at a. 10 az 1i4's
Greene Copper, % at 25iz. 100 at 25.
Mitchell Mining. 100 at s. 100 at 5.
The following arc the closing prices on yesterday
foetr
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GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles C. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Board OF Trade. Alunsey Building
Chfcuu0
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by F. r Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. c. Bowie
Chiuuan. manager. 1901 + street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by z. r. Chapman =
Co. members New YORK stock Exchange q. Bowie
Chipman. manager. 1871 + street northwest. .