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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-01
SHEEPMEN MUST
FACE OREGON LAW
INFORMATION FILED
By PROSECUTOR PHELPS

All Are Washington Firms and Indi-
viduals Who Violated the Oregon
Law Requiring Notice to be First
Given State Sheep Inspector Before
Driving Sheep Across the Border
Others Subject to Action from
Union County.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-01
Death Of a Little Child.

The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williamson died at their home
on the reservation last evening. 1t
was but year and days old. The
funeral will occur at o'clock this
afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-01

George C. Curry, August 1, as
sumed his duties as governor of New
Mexico. He has been for several
years governor Of Samar, Philippine
islands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-01
UMAT|LLA ASKED
To MAKE EXHIBIT
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
SENDS AN INVITATION.

Oregon and Idaho Are Leading Con.
tcstants for First Prize in Interstate
Exhibit at Sacramento Congress
California Is Barred From the
Event, Leaving an Open Field for
the Northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.


New York, Aug. 2-SCGAR-The sugar market
was quiet and firm 50 far as the raw situation was
concerucd European holders are said 70 be asking
higher prices and local holders q raw sugar are in
different 70 he attitude q buyers Centrifugal g
test is quoted at 33i2 muscoyad0 sugar, g tesI
40 3l2iza3 lSiz. The London market fOZ best sugar
was frm with increased demand This month was
quoted at 9s 9asd and next at 9s l0ird-
NAVAL STORES-The market FOX spirits tur-
pcatine was steady, with mschine-made barrels
Quoted az g. Tar continued quiet az as Rosin
quiet, with common 10 gocd strained az 45oa4.o0.
BUTTER-Reeaipts. 1898 pounds. Creamery ez-
ira was 1rm az p.
GGS-Reccipts. l3oI3 cases; market firm, with
Western frsts quoted az Is
MILL FEED-Fair; trade steady Spring bran.
IT. I09lb sacks, TO arrive lske and rail- rs; mid
dlngs. 2i9O: city bran. A.50; Western red dog.
8 TO- 20 arrive.
FLOUR-Fair; quiet. suring patents. SOFAS Is;
spring clears, 57sa430; winter straishts, 455ai59i
winter clears. 30a1-5; Kansas, in sacks, patents,
iSa5l0 straiEhts 4Sal5O: clears. 3SOa39-
RYE FLOUR-TTade quiet; steady; 4-5a5.E.
CORN MEAL-Steady light supply. Kiln-dTied.
for export 25a3S); coarse meal in bags. Halls.
HAY-Stesdy: fair trade. Receipts. SIC TINS.
Prime timothy. 10; No. !, Ll5aL2; No 2 L05a
ll0: Nc g. 90as5.
BEEF-Steady fair inquiry. Family, l35oal4.o0i
packet, 0Olail.0J
PORR-Firm; moderate business. Mess. l.e0a
1850 family. l900.
TALLOW-Steady; snail trade. City. in hogs
heads. 6's.
LARD-Quiet Prime Western. s45; city. ss5i
refined continent SGD; South American. l0.25; re-
fined Brazilian, kegs HIS; city stearine, n0o.
Oleostearine slow; New York, 81; Chicago. 8.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. Members Of
the New York stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. lS33 ( street north.
west.
New York Aug- Not much market before the
bureau figures were issued. Liverpool started vel
and left of poorly and the fact that business VIII
be suspended there until next Tuesday had the
effect nf limiting local business The weather news
was generally against the market. except that the
absence Of rain in Texas forced bulls 70 sustain
r.iceS Early trading was in the main local and
professionals moaCpOlized the business Later on,
when the bUreau figures Of 55 were received as
against y last month. and s29 last year. prices
moved up from about last nights closing some %
TO . points on general buying. The figures are
bullish. and viii. no doubt begin t7 tell when it
becomes known that they are 7-l0wer than some
of the extreme estimates Of a week ago. and
, 2 less than the average glesses OF our exchange
made only yesterday. Whatever the crop may do
later on. it looks reasonable 70 expect prices 70
hold for some time and possibly considerably I'M
prove. The bureau figures cannot fali TO put an
end 70 the bear efforts for some time tC come.
Liverpool due TO up.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Aug. 2-CATTLE-Reosipts. 2E0 head;
estimated for tomorrow. 800; market steady. Prime
beeyes 5soa750; poor 10 medium. 4i0a5e5: stoCkers
and feeders. 250a4sO; oovs and heifers. 2eOa550;
Gamers 80: Texans 4-00a540.
HOGs-Receipts 1890 head estimated for Sat
urday 1850; market steady Light, elOa6.S0; roughs,
56Oa565; mixed, go; heavy. 6.Ooa6S0; pigs. 5.Soa
63
SHEEP AND LA3IBS-Sheep. receipts. 5000
head: estimated for tomorrow. 200; market steady.
Native sheen. 325a565; Western sheep. 340a565; ma
tive lambs 5.loa7.l5. Western lambs, 5oaI 80
New York Aug. -CATTLE-Receipts. 29se head;
medium and prime heavy steers. 10 TO Is cents high
er; camman grades slow and unchanged bulls
steady; fat COWS steady; medium and thin COWS
slow the pens were clear Ordinary n choice steers
sold al l50a6s5; good bulls AS; extra do, 499
COWS. 2J5a4S5 Dressed beef in fair demand and
prime and choice beef firm; common to good native
sides selling at S3a9is Per lb prime and choice do
at I0al0ls.
/ CALYES-Veals steady. 70 stronger and light re
ceipts; buttermilks and gTassers nOminslly duh
dressed calves steady but slow for common grades
City dressed yeas. sal3 per h. country dressed, "a
l IlIR dressed grassers and buttermks 6a7lz.
! SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Receipts s720 head
sheep more active and steady: lambs strong TO shad,
higher. all sold Common 10 choice sheep sold a.
| 25a5.50; common 10 prime lambs 649asea.
/ HOGS-Reccipts. 2.l60 head feeling steady.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03

s5E9.O; hog-iressed calves. s5oa9 %: hams. cOun-
try. suCar-cIred. Eal5
YEGETABLES-P0tatoes. y. C., seconds. l0oi
do NorfoIks. L51e275; do. homo grown. LIS
cabbage. per bbl. %; clc1mbers. peT basket,
North Carolina LO1aL50; lettuce home grown.
bbl., L00dL50 onions. MARYLAND and Virginia.
per bushel, 3; per bbL, 2c0a25o; string beans.
green, per basket, I02aL25s tomatoes choice.
per crate, 5a75; nearby per box. $s5o; bees. PEI
bunch 3a4; czntal0upes L75a200
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. loose packed. 225s2- IS
Peaches per 6-basbet carrier. lg0al50. Orangez
California nayels per box. &59a4e0. Lemons, Sicily.
pe- box. 40laAO
SuNDRIES-Beeswax. per %. g: t2Ilow. per H..
Ass4-s; honey white clover. lib. new. 1lll: 2-lb,
new, loalZ; ginsing per H. 5.ooa5-5l; Seneca. per
h. 20; golden seal. s5485: pink. l2ali; mandrake,
2a3 snake root s.
GRAIN-Wheat choice soa93: fair 70 good. s4aS
ordinary. 72a7S: rye. 6la65; corn, sheiled white, Ga
5: yellow 62a6i; ear 2o5a3Z5; oats Western, white
No. .. 52a55. mixed 51a52
Hay AND STRAW-Tim0thy. choice, q 09a22 o
1o.. No. l. 2oela2L %: do. No. 2 I70alsOo; mixed
hay, iso0ais0i clover l6 6coaI75o straw. Tye. bun
lie. n-o9i DO, re, machine thresh, 65oa6.75; d.
wheat $50
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool market steady; hides
generally dull Wool washed free OF burs. per lb-
G: do, uEwashed. free Of burs. .: do. bury. =
Hides green, pr To-. 2; do, DRY l5al7 Sheepskins
green. each &aL0o: do. dry. each. 25a75- Cafskias
1 green, e2cn, LS5.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
Spot Markets.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Market steady. Creamery. fancy. Z1s
a26: Western frsts 2ia25z seconds, 2ia22; process
fancy. 23iza2i: dairy choice. lSal9: good. Eals;
store packed, fresh l61zal7
CHEESE-New York State. factory, large. L55al34.
do, small 1H5al5 summer. large. Halls; Western.
factory new. choice. l4kal5; do, fair to good. Il;
Virginia, 10.
EGGS-Market quiet. Nearby fresh Virginia. II;
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia l6Is Tennes-
see 151s; North Carolina Is.
LIVE POULTRY-Reesipts light; market firm.
Spring chickens IL 10 Ia lbs, IS; d. IL to lI5
lhs IS; do. small. II; hens. a. ROSTERS q
ducks large. Ilal5: de- small. Sac; geese. 6as; tur-
keys thin. Sal0; keats 10.
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts liberal; market
weak. Turkeys. hens undraEn. per h., 14al5; do.
average. uudTawn. l3ali: 90. thin, TO- old toms, q
chickens, large. l9a29; do. spEing As23; hens
choice balb; roosters, 81 ducks. Old, sal0, spring
13al4; geese, SAIL.
DRESSED MEATs-Country- cured meats light
market firm. Calves, full dressed, S0ei heads OF,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE-Extra, Per cwt,, $50; butcher, 451a
900: common. 250a3.e0; rough, L50a200
HOGS-Per ewt. gross 6.5o: ordinary. per cwt..
500
sHEEP-CnpDed. 3.50a4 %: common. 2O0a3OO.
LAAlBS-Spring. cboics. 7: medium, ea6ls; com
mon,
CALvEs-Prime. per h., Z; medium, sa5ls com
mon (; grass, 4ai15.
COwS-Prime. fresh, each. 40.0oa5oO0: common,
each. % O0eS0.00: old and dry. S0oale00.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
WALL STREET NOTES
Trading Dull Owing to Holt
day in London Market.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL PLEASES
Report of Road shows Larger Net
Increase than Gross-UniOn Pacific
QuOtations-Aetivi just Before
Close Of Market Relieves Dullness.

New York, Aug 2-The trading in the
London market and for London account
in this market was devoid OF initiative.
Transactions were on a light scale and
represented for the most part the with
drawal Of commitments on account Of
the London holidays which Will enforce
suspension of business until Tuesday
morning. The preponderance Of buying
orders indicated to some extent purchases
as a hedge against calls sold by London
privilege dealers.
Since the day brought no news devel-
opments of moment. aud there We're no
indications Of a revival of activity. a
large number of professional traders in
this market. as well as in London.
squared accounts for the week. and ar
ranged for a vacation until Monday,
or until the reopening OF the London mar
ket on Tuesday.
Droning cut a quotation now and then,
the tape indicated that most of the pur-
chases were for the covering of short
contracts and that the market was finn
and strong in consequence Of this cover
ing. The bulk of the business again
originated and ended within the four
walls of the exchange Its volume was
more than 2s0 600 shares less than ou
Thursday. the total being a bit under
| 10000 shares. Activity in the late trad
/ ing alone relieved the dullness OF the day
/ At the close the market appeared tC
/ have reached a condition OF equilibrium
comparable to that OF the torpid leth.
argic days a month ago when it held al.
most stationary in a very narrow price
range 1t was aroused from this torpor
[ 1t was recalled. by the Union Pacific
party and that financial eoterie was prin
cipally instrumental IN injecting activity
/ IN the subsequent weeks There have. al
/ no time, been indications that othei
groups of well-known fnanciers wer,
taking part IN the upward movements Of
/ the month. and developments or rather
/ the lack OF developments OF the past few
! days convinces many traders that th,
/ Union Pacific party, hard as il IS for thl,
/ group 20 be quiet, is taking less and les,
/ interest IN the course of the market Fol
| the past two days. at any rate, there ma,
been no sign Of aggressive activity OF
/ the part Of any large interest.
/ Reporting an increase Of $5S2,507 II
June gross, and S6oi, ,752 in June net. II
/ linois Central made the first statement
Of all those reported by the railroad
/ this year, showing greater increase il
net than in gross earnings
For months one of the most discour
/ aging features of many railroad state
ments Of earnings had been the tremen
dous increase Of operating expenses
more than oAsetting in many case
an encouraging increase in gross earn
ings. The causes have been well under
stood In the increased cost OF labor ant
materials, but the tendency has been p,
less disappointing on that account
/ Throughout the financial district it wa
/ considered a relief to note one state
ment Of an opposite character
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Aug 2-Money on call at Tho stock
exchange today opened at % per cent; highest 8;
lowest, 2A closing. ~. Most Of the loans were at
2is per cent
Time money unchanged Brokers, while holding
rates quite firm. offered it with some freedom. De
mana was fairly active. r. ties: ~ per cent for
sixty days, 10 81 for ninety days 81 to 5i6 for
four months. 5s to 81 for FIVE months and 81 to
for six months
abundant Rates: 5lz 70 s per cent for sixty to
ninety days, Endorsements for choice four to six
months. sinsle names. and eE anc upward for
others
Sterling weakened further to-eay. rates declining
Is points farther under a free offering Of bankers
bills. Later there 5iz-point rally. Postal rates
wr-c lowered l4c Rates for actual business: Sixty
days. As33ja4 $50: demand 1850; cables 4S73ea
AS7Sj.
Commercial bills 4s22s
The supply Of grain and commercial bills was
ScaTca
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03

Quotations furnished by A. O. Brown & Co. men,
bers Of tie New York stock Exchange and the Chi
cago Board Of Trade Nunsey Building.
Chicago. Aug. 2-Better tone was seen IN wheat
today and larger and more influential buying. In
addition to the strength shown in grains there
were other potential influences Fear Of frost In the
sIring wheat country Of the Northwest was chief 0f
these Temperatures are down to a in North Da-
koa and near that beyond the Canadian line. There
were more numerous and persistent claims Of black
rust but as heretofore, serious claims Of actual
material damage Local elevator interests have been
scrambling for The current arrivals o. wheat
here to-day arrivals being hight and country accept
ances small on BIDS from here and other winter
wheat markets. Export sales were finally reported
from the seaboard at 3 loads Local sales, 5000
bushels.
There was a big trade in corn with prices again
higher aud the trade the largest in distant months
Seutemher held its own better than yesterday Prac
tcaiy all the public elevator stocks here have been
spread ont, and all Of it has been sold The trade
feared cold weather. temperatures being unseason-
ably cool the country and near the frost line in
the Northwest. Good shipping trade In cash corn.
Local sales, 1876 00 bushels; seabOard sales loads
Trade in oats was enormous. and more important
investment demand from the same sources than here
t0fore Some Of the longs sold early and portion
reinstated at higher prices later The crop reports
again indicate light thrashing returns Cash oats in
sample market &c to lc higher, Shipments demand
again in excess Of the available supply here with
practically all the local stock about closed out
Local cash sales. 255.o90 bushels
New York Aug 2-WHEAT-Fiuner fairly active.
No. ! Northern Duluth. to arrive. loc over Septem
Der, T. o. b. No ] Manitoba. LOIS. T. 0. b. No. 2
Northern Manitoba 10 arrive. 1875, f. 0. b.; No. 9
red. f. o. b.. 9S24 No. . hard T. b., 99lz No. ]
mac1roni S. f. @. b.; No macaroni. 81. Sales. 2,
loads Manitoba and macaroui-
CORN-Stronger. No. 2 elevator. 81; No. 2 50l5
z O. b.; No g. 81, (. o. b.. August, No yellow
81: No white, b21z T. o. b. Exporters took loads
OATS-Higher: scarce Elevator prices No.
white. 55l5; No. white 5ilz No. mixed. 52lz
Prices Of futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
PRICES ARE FIRMER
Upward Move Steady, with
Highest at the Close.
BRING PRESSURE ON COPPER
Spectators Spread Report that
Metal VIII Be Reduced to 20 Cents
"A Pound and Weakness Results.
London Scarcely "A Factor in New
York TO-day-IndustFiaIs Weak.

New York, Aug although opening
quotations this morning were generally
above those at last nights close. they
marked in most cases the lowest OF to-
days session. and were considerably ex-
ceeded at the end.
The close, which in most Of the leading
stocks showed advances Of a point and
upward. as compared with the low Of
yesterday. was practically at the highest
points Of the session. with the short in
terest showing more nervousness than it
had before shown in a week or more.
Strength was the principal character
istic Of the market from the moment that
business opened. and by the end OF the
first hour substantial rallies had been
scored all along the line. At about this
time some Of the traders thinking that
the rally had gone far enough and that
the short interest had been largely re-
duced, renewed their operations for the
decline. but soon found that they were
unable to shake out stock
No Bidders for stocks.
On the other hand indications were af-
forded that strong interests, while not
willing to bid aggressively for stocks,
were ready to take all that were thrown
upon the market AS soon as this good
support appeared the attempt to depress
prices was abandoned. and the market
relapsed into dullness remaining in that
condition, though with a strong under
Tone up 10 about . o'clock, after which
it gained in activity and strength almost
continuously until the closing hour pre-
vented further recovery.
On the whole the railroad list acted
better than the industrial group. the lat
ter suffering the more severely in the
midday attack, Of which the greatest
effects were felt by the metal shares.
particularly Amalgamated Copper and
American Smelling and Refining.
Pressure on Copper.
The pressure on Amalgamated Copper
appeared to be connected with a rumor,
supposed 10 have originated in Heinze
quarters, to the effect that the price OF
the metal would soon be reduced TO q
cents a pound the weakness in the specu-
lative copper markets here and abroad
being cited as confirmation of this story,
Nothing occurred during the day TO indi-
cate that the report had any other basis
than a desire 10 make a speculative turn
in the market, and following the i'm
provement of Rio TintO in London, the
local copper stocks started upward and
closed at an advance on the day.
London was hardly a factor 10 the loca
trading. apparently not ,wishing to take
q position IN view of the holidays to-
morrow and on Monday. Many of The
local traders remained away, anticipating
{ dull day, and the total volume of trans
actions was only $4,000 shares.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
LIBERAL-LAB0R MAN WINS.
Albert stanley Elected to ParIia-
ment from StafFordshire.

London, Aug 2.-The bye-electlon for a
member of Parliament for the Northwest
division Of Staffordshire has resulted in
the return of Albert Stanley, Liberal
Labor candidate, with the substantial
majority of 2349 over the Unionist candi-
date. The seat was made vacant by the
death Of Sir Alfred BilIson.
The result indicates that the Unionists
have little prospects of success at the
polls, except in constituencies where es-
pecia! conditions have caused a split in
the Liberal-Labor elements.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn cireulation-a circula-
ton In Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. It's books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

saies-Regular call. Y O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas. 100 at 773k 0nUT CO... 100 at III
(buyer co., . at 77i5 . at 7zi5. 3 at 77ls. p al
71z 50 az 7S buyer co.. . at TIA s at IN 3 al
77a p al 77ss . at 7sh (buyer CO.. 3 at IA, 2
at ~, 3 at 75ii (buJer co.. p al III
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Is at 4lz. i
at i7. % at 49,
Lanston 100 al ls5s, 100 al l3i4. leo at l3S.
After caIl-3litchen Mining 100 az 27s.
Washington Gas 100 at ls'4 buyer CO., 100 at 7s5.
(buyer Coz. p at IN. . at rs.
Capital Traction at lS3
Washington Gas . at 77A . at T7k = at 77z
. at 772s 2 at 777s 25 at us 3 at TIA . at 777
. at 77l4, p at 75as.
The following the closing quotations on yestar
dsyfs stock 4xrf,au0a-
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03

Benjamin Woodruff. of Post & Flagg-
There is little for comment IN the mar
ket to-day. Trading has been Irregular,
with continued pressure for lower prices.
but without much progress in that di-
rection. Call money is easier, but there
is no change in time funds. Foreign
exchange has declined somewhat, and
there Is little prospect Of further gold
shipments. Estimates Of the movement
of currency shows a loss of about
S4 000090 by the banks. but it is not worth
while to make forecasts of the bank
statement as the movement Of currency
is no certain indication. The govern
ment cotton crop report issued to-day
shows some improvement In percentage.
Though much below last year. it is
about equal to the year before. II looks
as If the market would prove rather
stubborn TO further efforts TO bring about
a decline, as after the first OF next week
better prices would seem to be IN order
again"
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
TRADE Is FAVORABLE
Good Crop Prospects Bring
Out Big Fall Orders.
COTTON MILLS ARE KEPT BUSY

Houses Prepare for Heavy
Winter Trade, and Manufacturers
Ever BefOre-COmmercia Failures
Fewer than Last Year-IrOn Prices.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co. mem
bers Of the New York stock Exchange. Munsey
Building.
Sales to noon .175,O0O shares
Total sales 292,40O shares
Call money! H., 81 low, 21kj close, ga
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03

dency which was in evidence at close
yesterday. particularly sEOng issues be
ing Union and Southern Pacific, Great
Northern. Northern Pacific, and Reading.
The market continues to have an over
sold appearance but Notwithstanding
this. I should take profits on long stocks
on any further advance and only re-
purchase such stock on recessions.
advise caution in the selection OF stocks
to be bought. and would prefer the
standard railroad issues. but only on
Declines
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
'Sclls cents per share.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished hy f. R. Chapman & Co., members
New Yak Stock Exchange. c. Bowie Chipman.
manager, Iol stree; northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.


~. weakening a fraction toward the
close OF the days business. was almost
the only stock which attracted interest
yesterday at the meeting o. the loca
exchange One special feature Of the
trading vas the options. some of which
were sold at TSi4 This is only an indlca-
ton that the buyers expect the price to
90 higher inside Of sixty days. the time
limit Of the options.
One thing becomes evident each day,
that in the minds Of conservative brok-
ers Gas is reaching the high water mark
There is less fiuctuation in the price.
When the shares come out for sale there
Is now a number of brokers who want
them, and it generally happens that there
Is much bidding and sparring for advan-
tage at a price just under what the seller
wants II IS only by slow and painful
steps that the price can be brought up,
say half point each day enticed there
In the hope of getting some shares which
are offered. Many times there are inter
vening sales among brokers. that have
all the appearance of prearrangement
made for the purpose Of getting the Of
fered shares a little lower than could
otherwise be done. While this is little
more than sharp trading. it is an indi-
cation that the buyers are not willing to
take risks such as was the case a few
weeks back. In short, the buyers are get
ting the stock as cheap as they can.
For the first time in many moons there
were sales of telephone stock yesterday
which showed some remarkable fuctua-
tions in that issue. It has not been
traded in recently and one broker was out
for 100 shares. and more at any price be
low $50 a share. Some of II was offered
at AZ and taken. 1t was then offered al
47 and taken, and then 30 shares were
offered at 49 and taken. Had there beer
more for sale at a point higher that also
would have been taken. The Significance
OF the operations was that a new quota.
ton price for the stock has been mad,
within the limits Of its long time fuctua
tons.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Iryins K. Harrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce Exchange.
5a1l Elnd Ruilding.