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New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
E.ArEEGAUs.
MEM LERSEY GEMTRAl.

NEW USM06G GSG0 ! l1ftLs
Time shown below Is from Liberty St STA
tion. Leave West I'D st. 10 minutes earit|s
except as noted by designating MARKS
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOCE TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON TtIE HOUR
1'I=.Io. G.5U, m..UU. n4'a.Vv. s.OJ. ~3VO'
S'4U.UV. -A1-UU. 11.1O. m-A<-UV' S'A'YO'
I.3U eta. sSOU. "4-JO. t~S-VOs S'S0'
ul'G.O0. 'i.UO. stu. '9-JU. pAO.S0 r 49,
RSI.TisiCRE AND WASHINGTOy-zs1-2S
ss-Go. fslO.V0 S'12-UO. 'iOO. - 4V''
L&KEWOOD AND LAKEHURST--zl.o 90;
$40 A NJ, x1.OO. 1-5U. kj.4U. "a 10 9.u0
ATLANTIC CITI-sS.+O A. NJ. &l'UO' AS'40
L0NG uRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE tSunslays. No, AsbuTS farkl0 -
GAS. $50. 65n il: u. sundays. except
Ocean Grove. <4-GO, oUO A. Al. @-OO. s-SO
T.me tables giyius trains to EASToS::
BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWS. MAlCh
CHUNK WiLkESBARI{E. SCRAkIO
READISCs. HARRISBURG. POITSN LIZ.
WILLIAMSPCIsT and all other poiutS can
be obtained at the following ohiSes, @ @Lto-
AStor House. %46. 434. 13Je. 1s-A t.oaa-
sq1isre West @59S sd Ay., lg5 West l2Sth
81. 245 Columbus Av-, New York. Court
ST.. a43. ga Fulton St. 41y NosITand Av..
BroCkiyns 800 Broadway. WllllamsOtI6-
New York Transfer Co. calls fOS ana enecAs
baggage &c destination
SDaily. iDally, except sunday. pSundaya
Sundays. xSatGrdays only. Liberty -
only. jDining car Sundays ADining. car
daily. From West Twenty-tEird S1IeeS1-
ss.ao e % p NJ. Nd da.50 p. a.
". G. BESLER. ". c. HOPE,
Vice-Pres- & Ger. Mgr Gen PasS'T AgenE
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A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ,o- ~.
- Tribune received At their Uptown once No ,ael
Broadway. between seth and 37th sts untn 9 o.coc,
p m Advertisements received the following branch
o.hces ~ regular once rates until o'clock p m Wig
st.; % East 1ith st; 257 West 42d st. beteo, 7tb 80
Sth aves: 2G3 West ,25th st. 1893 Sd ev. b,.a
18th and 18th sts 1923 Sd ave. sist 81 1-oe -,
ave near s9th st: 157 East 1g5th St; 75s -r,oas,
ave: go Sd ave. near 6-st ST. 554 90 ave oIs
BIeeckcr '' ~tV
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The local FOR spot steady prices
20 points mid iing upland and II 2oc for
middllng Gulf southern markets telegrspheG
follows Norfolk duh and &c lower Ilisc: sales 24
hales Baltimore nominal and unchanged at l1lsc. Iits
Rock quiet sc lower 1Ossc- Mobile
changed at lVc sales, 100 bales. Sayarnah quiet and
unchanged l0Ssc sales so bales. Augusta and
&c lower 1Ii4c: sales ls6 bales St Louis duh and
Galveston quiet and sc lower at 10 - l6c; sales 100
bales. Orleans steady and 3sc lower 1l-l6c.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

WANTED 49, a Young. energetic
salesman who can command the
trade ~ hardware and lumber deal
erE for quick selling. profitable spe-
cialties ONLY those possessing the
highest qualifications and first class
references need apply. Good chance
- advancement for the right man
Adcress c. Box -. Tribune Of
fee.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
cAsr-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid FOR ladies'. gentle
mems and children's discarded clothing.
tne evening and street coEtuEea jeWelry
bric-a-brac, furs. etc. Mr.. or Mrs. NJ
SaftRl. AS 9th ave. Tel 67O-Byant.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

A GOOD OTENIoG Tor a reliable
experienced man. willing 10 tras-el
ln south Amsrica. with a thorough
knowledge Of Spanish and English.
ara q good undersi landing of tie
general export business. hest of ref
eTences required. Address Exporter
FOX - TTib1no Downtown.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

ANT INTELLIGENT person MY earn SIS
20 tloD monthly corresponding for neHs-
E1reTG; sure. steady work. no calvassiTg:
:zpellenco unnecessary. Eend for particu-
-1rs. Press Syndicate. Lockport. X. Y.
Nf1s. Hight work ard little money fate
sou 40 Europe: rriurn Transportation.
caiy eailings. BcEI9n shipping Co. IS
Neiio.k 81
EyANfEn-A working farmer. marie Z
ma7. ApS.y AZ Leach. SC Nassau ST.
n ~
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave ~ T.. Barclay. ChrisIoDhsF. ". 2Sa
Sta
ts-0O A N--FOr Binghaulton and Eirai-s-
'1OCO A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST
40 p, M.-FcF Buffalo and Chicago.
f4-OO p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
te5.l5 p. M. For Buffalo ana chicago.
ssSS p. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse ithaca
- % A M.-ChicSsO-SlespeTs open S.S0
Tickets at 1A9. 80 l1e5. Hasa Broadway
- Y; S80 Fulton St. Brooklyn SDGlly-
1ENcepe Sunday. aLaavas ChTlstOpheE Sc
dlO y. E GesEdsVa
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

WANTED.-By n manufacturing
and gohblng concern q young.
bright, energetic salesman, thor
oughly acquainted with the paint
and hardware trade. 10 sell and in
rnoduce a staple line, also a line OF
profitable sPecislties. Good position,
with chance of adVaucement. for
the right man. Address p. Box
%, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD COLD, silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value: made
1nto new articles or exchange FOR new jews
alry OF japanese goods az NJ p Tepper's
Factory. - West Slst s. basement.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

p r. Tickets. hotel accommodations ana
general information about forelgn travel
Travellers checks good all over me world
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers Hobeken
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20

Mediterranean Service
TnrRIsr RrRFAr-

TO GIBEALfAR-NAPl APl-ES-GFNO4
Hamburg ....... Mar 80. Nav a Iuue "a
T"NoltlSe- ------..A Apr - May IS July
'Has Grill Room fEFas Gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
BALTIMORE {. OHIO R. r.

ROYAL ki4CE Linz. TRAINS.
TO slf BALfIMoRE SraS5 AND wGsHINGToS.
Leave New York City 23d ST. Lio,y 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E5RsF' R:5 llsS pm pm a5S lJ5S am am
wash WAsHIGTo9N NGToN BnsE. nsE $50 $50 ann ann 10 an
'WASHINGTON. Dinsr. llsO am l%e9 ~ M M
WASHINGTON. Buffet. d.s0 pm 80 20 pm 21,
.WSAAssInINGTON. SAsIiIlNSGTION BGGos. SS0 pm 400 9n
sDsny.
Through Daily Trairs to she Wsse
,I1S6 IssIs SeT PITfsBGRS TS5E GIg a s en- soS an -
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1l.50 ana 1: 0O n. q
pITTSBURG, CLEXEL,D:: S-so pm z-G9 ~ pm pm
GIN. 81. LOUIS. .LOUlsV.. ESQ am ie.o0 an
GIN. 81. LOUIS. LOUSY. t50 pm S-OO -
HOUSE. los Greenwich ST., % Union sq1zrs
W., S91 Grand St. N T.; S43 Fulton Ss-'
BTooklyn; West 2si 81 and Liberty 92y-ls.s;,o,, y;
snC full tEfcrtnNtion regarding trains. etc.
can be OSrsinsd at Bureau OF Information.
4 70. : cSslsss Dc e s siat 80 81 Terminal
\. y. \. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
42d st. ard 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston. via New London & PToy.-ttS.00.
f 1000, * 1902 A. NJ. Il 100.
y i;O1. * 500. u 500. g 5;O2.
'fI2:O0 p. n via WfIIimantic-tgS:O A.
7 II2:oO. = 400. al 20 r. N
Wor ster & Eitch. via Putnam +S - 2. ~
I.akeville & SOrf-ts:49 =. NJ: 1881 p NJ
CT. Darlington. StoCkbridge. Lenox. Pits
feid-f4;54 4S:49 A NJ and t3-31 P NJ
Ticket Offices 81 cGrand Central station
and cl25th St, also at c245, 1900. cl3o4
r way, c25 Union Square. c1s3 Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. Gas Madison Ave.
ci05 W 125th St 37QS Third Ave. IN
800 r way
'Daily Except sundays. gStops az 125th
81 NSsops ct 12Sth St Sundays only
cParL-r and sIeanIn- Car tlckats alsn
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
NIediterranean Service.
HAMBURG-AMERTCAN LTNE

Special passenger Service.
LNMoUTH-CFIEREOV EC-HANfRFTPc
- FAfnerika- Mar. ~ iAmeriaa ...Aur ~
-tBluecher- Apr. ~ Deutschland. Apr. IN
"GTiu Room. fCsymnasium. 0Palm C,sr
den. SRitz-C -Car!,ou Restaurant Electra
BcThs.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
LYNOUTH-CHER8CJ JRG-IAATBT- -Rc
I'itrlcla -Mnr- = -tiatavi "a Apr. "a
PENNSYLVANIA. Mar. 81 Pretoria .......Anr -
Na.oeTsee. Apr. 8 Patricia. ....-. May q
vHam hhrg direcf
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
Observation-Disclosures

-.,-.--,- SCaIing also a. GENOA
NAiNl - 'ilN'-' 3 Mar - Noon. MAY Is
SLAVONTA. .-.-..-- April No. Noon. Nav 50
PANNONIA- --., Nav = Noon. June 80
VERNON IT. BROWN. Gen-l Agent
Ia state St, opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
AMERICANTTNF saiiins At 9:ao a q.

49,. ~ A>1-A' ~@A-'4- From Pier Is. n III
ST. LOUIS Mar. q. a pr. 20. May Is June Is
FHILADEI.PHIA--Ma Mar. "a Apr. o. Nav q
CELTIC t2O9O4 tonsl. .Ap~- s. noon: Nav 4
NEW YORE-Apr IL. May H. June $ July
RID STAR LINE FTo@ T 2 Fi'r
NEW TORE-DOVER- NTWERP
FINLAND. Mar. -. noon hpr 20 Nav "a
ICELAND Mar 20 $50 AN ADr. q. MAJ .
kROOSLAND- Apr. 8. noon. Nav =. June /
EADERI4ASD. Apr. 49, AM. MAY II June 3
WHITE STAR LINE FTom Pier
NEW YORK-O' NSTOWN- poor.
MAJESTIC. Mar. %. 10 A.1I ADrI7 Wsv IS
CEDRIC Mar %. 1880 4 NJ apr i9 MAJ II
oCEASIC- Mar. q. 4 P III Ap- % n
1ECTONIC'-- pr.3. 10 \ NJ MAY T. 10 n
BALTIC Apr. 10. ?. NJ, MAJ $ June "A
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
GmNARD G1NG

From Piers 51-52. North River
LIVERPOOL Via QUEENSTOWN.
CANPANIA .-.....-... MAR. -. II A n
ETRTRlA. ....-...--- MAR. Co 6 4 "
I4Irauia ...-Apvi 6 Cubria --..-Ap.ll I3
Ca-oaIa -..- April o CGmpania. 90 April %
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEeRAPH.

Cz.cssc. N5y 7-cA--Lz,-Rs-s estimated Al
$ o55$+ @=-ss-S $ 5tE$5- bulls $ 2sSG$5 ellves
81 Ezl4@E.=cs-r-s estimated - $500 -ss- czr-
4, ~szA. esesee- heavy se-PP-2s s. -9eSS : ase'
b.czs-s $ 81 AE--, -X=1 s. l5S5 50. c-e--s.
ls5- $ sc : = gseS.ss s. 5oSSS 10 - 3 -sSS =
s. S es--Il1r=- ~
alo4t = - bal raEse- e2l. sh==7. s. 5"sS5 : E
f7.r-sr-s,i Nov HOGS s-5v. butchers az sAsp-
rsrs s. - rs 80 cosua - = lSS . CATTL stsa1y;
shippers 8 &C s. S1ES1 5.
SHEEP steady s. = 1S& . lambs s-ru-g 50 S1$S 75
Ezs- E-Szt0- y. Y. Nov 7.-C-A 20
had fairy active az sez5y- $ SS@SS
EEAI<S-Escs-pls- 20 hsaE. active s-sa1v- E1-sS
Ea-=-prs. sen" head. ca1--y active s-1 =s5cc ,T=-s
r-avs and mixed ES6. Yo-x.-s 3 6ES5 -. =
$ - F-EShs S5S5 ~. stays, S4ES4 - ezss. $ 50
So . SHEEP a-1 LAABS-Fs-elFrs. - go 5sa-.
y. sHe~P srsa-y; -a-abs. -sioc I5Fe-; .z-es s J
s. -. 4 few s. -
Kansas Cs-g- N-T- 7-C1--LE-Rsce.P,s 900 hszt
,---I<.-- So S1--Es--s NIz-S=- steady.
dressed 8 Sat- GOD s. SD
s. - W=Sts-2 steers s. tS+ 45-
8 1Si s5s southern s-=z-S. s. IS SS
s. 5tsS5 10 Ea-t~= S-SSs -a-5vs ss.<s-s =
s. = b---s s. lnS$S dS- calves. SS StES5 - Hogs
Receipts 200 5=s- T5a market o-e--5 S5c l1Vs-;
---s -sEaI-s[ -o- & as bu-z e salzs s. TnESs p.
hyayg s. 4oSt = packe- s. f5S; %. rsSs ard lgats
s. s5S St-E-Es.r-sir-s. 81 had NG-Sst steady
s--c-E- Lambs. 81 755S5 u G-5 yea-lnEs S4e
s. - Western ye1-Rss s. Sf7 81 Western
S<4 .. <-rcSz-s z-d feeders. s. 5oESJ-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08

Cotton eottoz -2-Set 7as less @ 500 1 Ia =
T-'- -t7+@
l---a - . % -.fr-s sS-z-s5 A. 20
1r@5=1 sr-a1y A. L1--zse- Fr--ts
A 4-s-- sEc-- As 1-e - t1s
-srss during session = Eo-Sel - - Hst
= VC--s wiz az -1c-t-s - Veg
Say ccvs---g g. s-'-rs al 1r-e-Aie -7Z- -
-Ezks-e1 E--9- Fezz7-e-- ----1rs
------ zo-s . brought -rs soma to-
delivery q Dscsrse- EE1 -sro--s C oea-s1
-9-s5-.1-s cc.-C- ECc-s E-ace, E-- F1S--c-ars
vttH References cotton yarns hT7zE vz-r=1 ar-
g - points EB1e< re h-s- =Y-- q "a
uo--iug - points 11w1 t-o1 tAe hts leF= q yes
-oz Closs there sAS-- Cz-T q
noted ts4 D@c=--c=- premium
-ls---e--e-- z-t--lE- A5Er1. "i'-=l
zzs ssll-E oc ev=- EiIs raA previous
dzy showed 2 premium q points over t1at Fos .i.72
.a6ueEce1 early bT 6-lsE crop ss-Ate%
Gec,--sd ua1@r trs a1vsHc@i Eng-sA cs,o1At
t-s- re conference - sItC-2FS et
Crs-,7-ts tczay would result '-e1t @: p-1-c
z fac-cr. aI1 there we've many
canceIarlcCE bIg received from
uptown Gry gods t3hu@Sz The weather
considered favorable cepc-- sNilE t1s
sogEt q cotton g1aEet . ovezzeer vii be issued
% c'c-cck tas z-oTEtzg expected = AL
STOW about etoe 90 baies g-~@ 20 hat tat= act there
ltre interest felc TIA szoEl1E tEts tine
Ts g contract p-ces Il t6s oczi -asrsst yes-
tsE<ay follows
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
RECEIVERS FOR COMPANY.
North Po,craH (Ft.) Cotton NaHa-
facturers Embarrassed.

Burlington. VI. Nov ---Recsivers were appoint
ed sor re North PoEusI Manufacturing Con-
pauy, o North PovEzI. BY Judge James L MAJ
TN n the United States Circuit CoUrr Ia-a today
on petition o. the North Adams National Sank.
o. North Adams. Mass. Henry Z Warner. Of
Lincoln. Mass. and Addison 2 CN1dwo-th. % Lon
d0adsrry. were named receivers The pstirIors-
states IN The bI CT complaint that The company -
indebted the North Adams National Bank for
g prouisSory note for 5000 which IS ovs7dus.
and that the company owes other persons hanks
and corporations about s s6oeo. @ which aPp-cx-
and Obligations 20 banks upon which tAs csar
ance IS FOR merchandise and supplies. Ths con-
pany, according 70 the petition. has On hand no
adequate funds pay lis indebtedness o. meet IS
obligations. owing 70 The present s-ringsacy n
re money market and lack q currency and 90
the financial condition % the Arnold Print Works.
q NCrch Adams. Mass. which the North Pow
nall Company sells its products and which has
been placed n the hands of receiver
The North PownaI Manufacturing Company was
Incorporated Vermont in -s9s for the u1anusacr-
u-e and sale OF cotton goods. N{th capital stock
C 80 10. It's assets and property valued
s.. so.lao of which -Sao0oo represented by real
estate water power. machinery ard buildings.
& .4oeeIo accounts receivable from rhs Arnold
Print Works. and $1,000 merchandise and Ell
supplies The corporation employs about sou- hun
dred hands II SIS mills az North POwnau
Henry = Warner. one oti The receivers appointed
to-day for the North Povnau Manufacrurius Com
pany. Is the receiver Of the Arnold Print WorkG
having been appointed in Massachusetts,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
EXPORTS,
CASH ouorarInNs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
w Yn-. -

New 1oTSs NovsIh@- :. 1901
= II eTe Ess renewal q December lGuiGa-
- = N1s corfe4 market f1<zy
4-,nosa = vas chiefly II Jhs ray % switching
= sc 1o-'as me o-e-ing steady
-lsEee- S.tc=S - a[v7z-cs ~ > POINTS
49, = --s - re ES-ropsa1 czbes Thts saa gss
-s-s Ne r-t1-= session s-1 la:e- tl= market d.
e-S'ls st=acy re- unchanged . 10 points I7ae-
S2eS slcsl-lcs ne exchanges. - There
- -sa--F r--se before
oScs 1Ay s-1 meanwhile - = expected ia. 7
C-----e- ------stt--- booming
e<-e - end @: The ---th- fa- TIE switching
cF- s---o-gA under current financial conditions =
s21st - -s-Ee- cE-=-STe -C1er-asrS ~o%ss
~ E,-s.-g 1-z--s5 t-rrl month
---Se- -. ---Ez-EAi s-i Hamburg IN hanged
Ns=--=- tE- Brazilian
-AsEEs u E-l-es al t1s light receipts
---S ses-eG ccz--czrc-y = hulilsh claims
So . - c-a = "a ~ rhe season BraE-l.zc -
EzTs E~S- -. under TIE EE--zs
yesEs az. VIXEN the crop only
u s3 AAEs- -hs Cz-sa- I1r SPOT coffee C-tzI.
c-l-z.s--s hass= = Sac so- Rio No
-z-Ee = contract prices II rae loal market 20
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicaso. Nov. Wheat prices on The local ex-
change hsos three cents from te high point to-day
on general selling caused by q sharp decline ~
Winnipeg ard by the financial situation. \. TIE
close wheat FOR December delivery was down zc %
2isc Corn was OF lsc 20 sc Oats were &c %
1-.c lower. Provisions were exc % sc lower 70 5c
higher.
The wheat market opened weak because Of : fur
rher advance in the rate OF discount BY the Bank
OF England The opening declines here ranged from
I. 2 sc 70 Gt-Sc- There was general selling
the start partly Tor HqUiiaton and partly tor short
account The market however. so-1 became strong
because OF the cold weather n Southern Russia.
where large percentages Of the winter crop IS said
20 have been killed. An advance OF &C. az Winni-
peg caused by active bidding BY exporters. was an
additional bullish tafsuence. TIE rlarko, at Win
nipeg later declined &C. and his resulted r break
os more than Sc from the high point ot the day in
the local market The close was weak December
opened = 2 sc 70 CIs lower a. 81 q to 81 &c
advanced 70 s3ssc, and then declined 70 s0I.c The
close was o. s0%c Nay sold between ssNc and
81 O2l3 10 s. 02-s. and closed 81 % s. 0oss.
Clearances of wheat and fcur were equal % $4,000
bushels Primary receipts were $4,000 bushels
against 9e1 600 bushels on The day last year
Minneapolis. Da!ath and Caicago reported receipts
OF 4s1 cars. against SIS cars last week and 1.84I
cars one year ago
The corn market was weak the greste- part %
The day The early depressing influences we're
lower cables and clear. cold weather in the corn
belt Ul4EheL o+-<i2A1 S-ftiAs sEl1E1LlAy WIKI
wheat and then declined along with that grain
later in the day The close was weak December
opened - 10 sc lower ~ s. &c 5T7sc sold I'D
TO 5Sasc and then declined 70 SIC The close was
at 57ic 70 575se- Local receipts 81 cars with
l. OF contract grade
The oats market was dull. Prices were Influenced
chiefly BY the action OF wheat and corn December
opened &C lower al 4S14c. advanced TO- 4sTsc 20
4sc and then sold OF 10 ~ &C The close was ~
Arse TO 4T1sc. Local receipts were rs cars
Provisions were weak early in the day because os
selling by packers and lower prices for live hogs
Later the loss was nearly all regained or covering
by shorts The close steady. with January
pork up SC S13 % Lard Vas of 21sc az s. 90 Il
RIBS were 2isc 20 &C lower az s. OK
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are Wheat. 50
cars corn. IS IS cars; hogs. 1900 head
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK November :. 1907
BEEEES-Receipts were I69 cars. or SOP bea6 n
egtns lS2 cars !or saushtere[s and u cars tr Friday
pressed beet ssrs,ely active Al s5lIe PEI n for
sts Tara bet a. 81 e Nc later cable ADVISES from
$50 quarters Of beef On the Cedric to Liverpool to
cALvEs-Reee.pts were 4os head all for the mar
King. with the stale stock SIS head on sac
sas ns1s : ss5 :ak ~, 40 s 1 S Es' = 20: de-
sold Common . sAoes ysals sod a. S5sSe 81 ger
city dressed steady sis G14}4c p-r n dressed
srssssrs e.sTsc eounty dressed calves easier al
scIes-w r Hume: ysalss u: 70 average. at 50 20
80 n s.. Go. 30 n. at 81 5o DC. II5 n. al 81
g carss s son: = ysAl-. I3s n a, 50; do. rs
s. 90 20 p az, At 81 20 90 p lss y n B. al
at IS So: DO lis T At 81 20; Go. 1901 70. So
saEEP Up AND TANBs-ReceiDts we're Is cars. or
oaI head. Including FOR siSughters-s and Il
for the market ma4;ng with car carried over. Is
soW and senerAily l5e I0Ter; about sysry'zaia-
SS 100 n cOSH es 81 '1 IS ES e6oa s so ps Ia ss. R
a. sagsT Three .; shstes virginia islbs seid
steady a; TG9lsc per pound dressed lambs SLOW at
sslss-Eev,on q Co, 225 Virginia lambs, i .
sis a.. u n Ts9; seariiHs. 100 i0. At $ 80:
i curtis g = s0a s. XeFo9s = g, lamb, an S - s 3.
lis % s. n q 50 4e 81 Do 81 n a: g 81. state
cuiis 50 n a, s5 do ss 10 a. s. 81 Vermont sheep
ss 70 at So do 50 70 e. IS IS % - do ,1; y = a.
50; 20 Vermont do - %. AZ 50: state yeaFiiags.
rosia & shannon: 1sI Ohio lambs - 70 At s. .:
2ss state DO % 70 At 81: 3s Ohio sheep. 100 ID. Al
C;serEs : 4 rfiienbaek. 50 state lambs - - At
s. 2s. is2 Do 81 n al 81 IS CO s. p a. 81 IS - d.
IS 70 At s.; ysaTiings 20 10 at - 90 sheep 10 n
Ks-as Commission counpanys Penasyvania lambs
n Js e q Co 81 ssse iass p n at s. So 81
state sasep lcs 70 s. .: sulis 9 70 Al 81 50
: state sheep tc1Isl. 50 =, 8 -
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS REPORT.

Tls -spcTt = the Minneapolis g. Louis Pail
Toza Company Eo- tlz year ended June % Shows
gross ez-ugs q S5e7Ssss. II increase o. $4,000,
- After al charges and preferred divtGen6s
tl=-s vzs surplus q sIIt40s. In 4 portion of
the year the conosry suffered considerable i0ss
q gain tonnage By diversion 70 lake and other
T1-tss oT-1g The congestion ot freight tracc on
cc-1ec-i-g lines. due - shortage q cars The
ezTni1es f5r the year we're further diminished D.
STATE legislation enacted IN the year. which tended
. reduce ire FOR The transportation % both
ire3ght and passengers The operating expenses
IcresEzd sZ36.77s s.. I1-95 Per cent They were
Augmented by increased wages and BY the higher
Fcs q materials and other supplies Used IN oper-
siioZs- but the greater part Of this Increase re-
s-;ed from payEueur q personal injury claims
arising out q the serious wreck OF September -.
1855
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
EUROPEAN PRoOucE mARKEr

liverpool. Nov T-WHEAT-Cl0sirE-Sp s,easv:
". rs5. Western, winter - SG futures steady:
T4-s-zb-- s.. March. lad. May. s. 80 COEN-
>Dot easy- prime nn-Ee5 AraeriesH s. -. futures
steady December. AsG- January. 5 sd
t'a-a3 st0cS ELoCEs-VF---s-
Sos 81 E=GPS-T1 London tPac5dc Ccasrl sreaEv-
los IS los SEEE-EXc-z India
PC2H-2rt-1s mess. western firm, S5s EANS-Sr1r.
- % IS =. quiet. @es 50. BACCN-Curnbs-la
c : - so = 5-li 59s shC-t -. Is % - n steady
5as Cd long clear --H+dleS ishr = 81 staz5v
6,s loEs essr r1tles hsayy s. % - =, steady. SIS
clear backs - . "a -
= - IS =, quiet SIS Sd shoulders square
= quiet. as LARD-P-tus Westegl. n -lsrcss
quiet. +6S 81 American refined rails auI-
CHEESE s'anadisn t-ce-s white new steady SIS
Canadian r1es- colored- new. steady. 62S TALON
Pine city a-ra. SIS "a -T-RP ENTINE-SP-.,s easy
Sos 81 RPSLN-Co-lr1ol steady. 10s It.d PE-PC-
LECM-Rs1ned t-r-. Tisd. LrNsEED OTL-S,sa3y.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
SUES SAVE COMPANY AGAIN.

. Burlington. W. Nov. The plant oT ire L.
uiiere North American Company in this city vas
attached late to-day n suit for Scoaas damages
for alleged malicious prosecution brought by Fred
erick = White. formerly superintendent os The
company. Several years ago M White brought
suit for SaooO against the company fer breach
OF COMPACT a result % having been discharged
as superintendent and after long process in 1hs
courts he received an award OF about Sl40ee.
Meanwhile the company brought counter SUIT
for damages against Mr. White. and caused hts
arrest He secured bail the OF S2.o0, and,
after the courts decision IN the first suit this
counter suit dropped Il is for his arrest az
that time that he now claims damages '-EOr pain
OF body and mind" and because. as he aleses. Il
interfered materially with his ordinary business