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LEGAL NOTICES.

Dist of New Haven, ss Probate Court,
 October ]. 1907. ESTATE OF WILLIAM R. TYLER, late of New Haven, in said District, de- ceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and ap- pointed six months from the date here of for the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said es- tate. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred.
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to
 ROGER P. TYLER. o2 St Administrator.
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BEES RAGE PIGEONS.

It is not generally known that bees are swifter in flight than pigeons that is, for short distances. Some years aga pigeon fancier of Hamme, .Westphalia laid a wager that a dozen bees liberated three miles from their hives would reach home in less time than dozen pigeons. The competi- tors were given wing at Rybern, a village nearly a league from Hamme, and the first bee reached the hive a quarter of minute in advance of reached the goal before the second pigeon. The bees were also slightly the first pigeon. Three other bees handicapped having been rolled in flour before staring for the purpose of identtfcation.-Th Reader.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS DEEDS AS RECORDED Quit Claims, Warrantees, Mortgages and Per
 mits Issued.

The following real estate transactions were recorded in the town clerks office yesterday:
 Quit Claims. James B. Martin to George l.. Curtis, land and buildings Grand avenue, 40 feet.
 John Albert Liefeld to Charles c. Morris, land and buildings Clay street, 40 feet.
 Emeline D. Neale to Edwin c. DOW, land and buildings Dixwell avenue, 100 feet
 John D. Lomas to Ida B. Billman, land and improvements IS Vine street, 21 feet.
 John D. Lomas to Clara Beebe Darl- ing, land and improvements Hudson street
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Warrantees.

Selig Partman to Isadore opper land and buildings 91-33 Spruce street, 57 feet, and Spruce street, '2S feet,
 Jacob Marvin to Sellig Partman, land and buildings Spruce street. % feet.
 Mary E. Egan, ct ux., to George Weissman, land and buildings Pearl street. 30 feet.
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NOTICES.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE NEW HAVEN GAS LIGHT COMPANY. At a meeting of the Board of Direct ors of the New Haven Gas Light com
 pany held on October ?. 1907. the fol- lowing resolution was passed
 voted, That for the purpose of pay ing the current indebtedness and meet ing the company's requirements in the near future, 5 per cent. coupon deben-
 ture bonds of the Company to the ble into the capital stock of the oompa- ny on the 1st day of July 1918, or sooner at the option of the Board of Directors.
 Voted, That stockholders be allowed to subscribe for and take up such de- bentures in proportion to their holdings
 of stock at D. m, on this 2d day of October, 1907, and that holders of out standing convertible debentures which were called in on October 1. 1907. be allowed upon conversion of their de- bentures into stock, to subscribe for the new sdebentures as though converted on l October ]. 1907,
 Voted, That such debentures contain , the following clause: No right to sub | scribe to any future issue of stock or | debentures shall accrue to the holder hereof, until the same shall have been l converted into stock, pursuant to the terms and conditions under which this | dehenture is issued"
 1 Voted, That notices hereof be duly ad~ vertised in the New Haven daily news papers, and that notices be also mailed | to all stockholders as soon hereafter as possible, and that subscription blanks | and circular letters of explanation be issued, and that subscriptions be re- ceived from stockholders in the ratio l of one to six, but only for debentures of the par value of Sl00 or multiples | thereof, that such debentures be of the | denomination of $100, 50) and $1,00O I and be subscribed for on or before the first day of November. 1907.
 That the first payment of 25 per cent be dueon the 2d day of December | 1907, with a seven months interest oou- pon attached to the receipt.
 That the second payment of 25 peI cent. be due on the 2d day of March 1908, with a four months interest cou, pom attached to the receipt.
 That the third payment of 50 pe- cent. be dueon the 1st day of July 1908 l when convertible debenture bonds arc
 to be issued, pursuant to the terms ana provisions of this vote; and that sub. l scribers be allowed to pay the entirt amount at the time of either the firsi
 or second payment and receive interest thereon at per cent, payable on July
 1, 190S.'
 | os St Secretary. 1 The annual meeting of the Younp I Hantc Toe vvt1I ba
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KEENAN, WALKING ABOUT.

Patrolman James Heenan, who broke his leg at police headquarters last July, is just beginning to get about again, and his many friends will be glad to learn that the broken kneecap has knit so we'll that he is able to get out for short walks now, after his fourteen weeks of confne- ment from the injury.
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Dist. of New Haven. ss Probate Court

Dist of New Haven. ss. Probate Court,
 October i. 1907. ESTATE OF JOHN MLAGoN. late ot New Haven, in said District. deceas- ed.
 of New Haven hath limited and ap- pointed six months from the date here of for the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said es- tate. Those who neglect to exhibit debarred.
 All persons indebtedto said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 LEONARD BOSTWICK. oS 3ts Administrator.
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ANOTHER BOSTON INDICTMENT.
Coal Man Charged With Stealing $S2,-
 G5S from City.

Boston, Oct. 2.-Another of the in- dictments returned by the grand jury on Monday was made public this af- ternoon when Morryis H. Klous, repre- senting a local coal company, was ar- raigned on a. charge of larceny from the city of Boston in connection with the sale of coal. The indictment is in eleven counts and the total amount alleged to have been taken is S32,65S Klous was held in $20OO0 for trial.
 The charge against Klous was the outcome of a recent investigation oi the financial condition of the city by a special board. He was arrested ir Providence.
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BURIED IN BoNBoN BOX.
Fate of Strange Bird That Fell on
 Carmania's Deck 700 Miles Out.

Carmania's Deck 700 Miles Out.
 New York, Oct. 2.-Passengers on the Cunarder's Carmania, that docked here to-day, told of strange bird which fell upon the main deck on Monday night, when the boat was about 700 miles out. and east of Sable Island.
 While storm was shaking the ship the bird fluttered to the deck. It was little larger than 2 robin and plump. Kind hearted passengers took It into the saloon and tried to feet it. When It died few hours later, 1t was buried at sea in a bonbon box.
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RETURNED FRoM SHORE

Lawyer Arvine and family, who are still at Woodmont having spent the spring and summer, will occupy their residence, 31S Humphrey street, No yember 1.
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Administrators Deed.

Edwin c. Dow to Edwin R. Whiting land and buildings Dixwell avenue, 52 feet.
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NnTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the New Haven T0ntinn Company will be held at the office of c. s. Thompson {s Co, ST Orange street. Thursday, October 3. 1897. at 8;30 o'clock D. m.
 WALTER S. THOMPSON
 o1 St Secretary.
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Mortgages.

George Weissman to Mary B. Egan, land and buildings 20 Pearl street, 50 feet; $5,00O.
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Ruilding Permits,

Owner, Ferdinand Van Beren, tene- ment house IS and IS Admiral street; cost $6,60O.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FURNISHED ROOMS.

WANTED-A furnished room in West Haven on Tuesday of next week. X Y. z.. Journal and Courier office,
 o3 2t
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RELIABLE EMPLOY MDNT AGENCY, 763 Chapel St.. es-
 abolished 20 years. Largest. best in the State. Best male and female help
 for any and all kinds of work. Sent anywhere, Open eveninrs Tel. l422,
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EDUCATIONAL.

MR, FREDERICK WELD will engage the services of limited number of good singers for chorus choir. Voices tried at 139 Orange st.
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oST.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Phone SO27-4 for mattress work saa. ther renovating or for psrtic,,Iarm about .cotton's 'Kno-tuf" Felt Mat tress, best bed on earth. Mattregges mace from old feather beds Folding Mattress Co. Cote street
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Cotton-growing in Peru dates back beyond the time of the Spanish con- quest.
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FOR RENT.

A FOUR ROOM fiat to a small family
 closet and sink, SIP Sis 7f
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WANTED.

One cent a. word for each insertion ny, iive cents word for a full week, seven
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City air contains fourteen times as many microbes as that of the country.
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The annual meeting of the Youno Mems Institute will be held in the ii.
 brary on Wednesday evening, October 2 at D. Tn. EDW. E. BRADLEY. o1 1ts Vice President
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

One cent word for each insertion. five cents & word for full week, seven times.
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EL.OCUTIOMLSTS.

ELoCUTIONIST-t T-trained-can have de- sirable engagement with successful amusement company. Address at once. American A. Co. 57 Apothe- carries Hall, Waterbury Conn.
 SEQ 3te
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EDUCATIONAL.
Day and Evening.

Annual attendance over 400 pupils. A standard school for individual instruction in all the commercial branches.
 In session day and evening throughout the year, pupils en- tering at any time when vacan-
 cies exist.
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WANTED-7-Automatic drop press with 16, city. oe it
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FOR SALE.

 One cent a word for each insertion, five cents Q word for Gull week. seven times.
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SITUATIONWANTED- FEMALE

SITUATION wanted by a competent girl to do second work. Call at 2S3 AShmun street. o1 ltT
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BOYS wanted Apply Strouse, Adler &
 Co.,, @ Court street. o2 2t
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AUCTION SALE

 One cent worG for each insertion, five cents word for a full week, seven times
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WANTED-S doing general housework 174 Franklin street.
 o2 1ts
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WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY,
HELP WANTED--FEMALE:.

One cent a word for each insertion, five cents word for full week, seven times.
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BARGAIN-Store fixtures, show cases, tables shelving electroliers, suitable
 for mllliners, haberdashers, druggists, department stores, jewellers. No. 9e0
 Chapel street, at the desk. sis 1w
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R. D. MALLORY, AUCTIONEDR and Appraiser, 1123 Chapel St. Telephone 2360. House. hold goods a speciality a4tf
New-York tribune., 1907-03-20
LIVESTOCK market.

New York. March 10 1907.
BEENFS- Receipts - III head. includ-
Is for slaughterers and market.
doing live cattle TO-DAY. Feeling dun hut steady
with light receipts expected market
rather slow unchanged prices Liverpool
London cattle beef markets Yesterday $
quotations. No shipments from tris port day. To
morrow the Victorian will take out about cattle.
sclnd Sulzbergcr, ana 2GeO quarters Natter
the Morris 3. Company. Majestic
viii take about e"oG Of beef divided be
the Swift Beet Company and the Morris Beef Con-
,CALvEs-R Receipts were lo6 head consigned for the
market Feeling fun steady for top grades. quiet for
medium and common stock Inferior choice veal3 sold
at S5GS9 % per 100 n. No harnyard fed calves.
veals and sdl2lac for country dressed
SalesW. r. Hume A. veals, 13s n at 50 -
100 m do, 100 n. az 50
Andrew Mullen. veals 100 lo at IS 80: do, 81 n
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts We're 2ta cars. 4a5
Including for slauEhterers and Il for
the and with the stock held from YESTERDAY
there barely sale. Sheep almost nominal
sheep sold 81 5NdS6 per 100 m good prime
lambs IS 25dSS GO Dressed mutton firm at SdlOi-c
per n. emhs 127l3iac; dressed hot
mouse lambs higher at S5dSl0 per carcass
SIS 60 Per 100 NJ IS do co n at IS 25 state sheep
n, at So; do 81 n 50 90 do 50 H. al So bucks
127 n. at s. 20.
II0Gs-Receipts were % cars. 3S4a head including
about 90 head for the market Feeling steady for all
weights and quotations s. 30aS7 so per n
Couutry- dressed hogs steady SiaQ9i2c per -.
Sales Judd & ~ state hogs
average s. :" per 1oo =; II state pigs 100 10
s. 50. , roughs 30 n at Sc so
kerns Commission Company: lHH Pennsylvania hogs,
I26 n. s. 40. rouRhs. 21T n nj So 80
F Sanders l3l state hogs l46 ih~ az s. 4" Tough@
$40 n. at SC 40
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fa 2G9 s .sda saa e oa oasr asa I'd id & ?7s s at
ae Is a.. Jaf4a 5sG'iP G p "a a. 5a aqa b n'ls gs st
4s lest Web and i1@o asJ year a. n ~ 90 go
year ana ~ orleans ZOO 10 5000 bales against
800 lest week and "t53 last gear -,.-.
:ueter sa,e 500 hasS ,ica5 mon @G eA5 @ S .
ding upland > $40 Futures opened s,ealy and un
M5y i,sne 556izd J1re suy and July August. 5.57d,
october Novenher 552d. NorembeT- ntcemhce and Ne
ccmber-Januar>. a5l'-d. Januar'-fehrLatE, 552'sd.
Man1hester: 1arls euet eoths q qg'rt, and M nm ,
r,siet vrbest vas higher to-day the face n
thar otherwse uouli pfoss@y & w6iIs sao,r wef Yer
net adaynce 7ere racoaly me- highest Pon' Of the
View Or the fact thst cop news generally favolahe
tie only Ierol of weakness s afy was rga' & around
rieht due to Ire TACT thar rabes easier ana weather
by found in ne rers,s,el strength Of coarse
11or,i,v an ast In the late afternoon buying
accelerated hy support from ne Northwest and
favorable they were two weeks ago This however
%s g'at sg IN ', hlIish as the weather was nG IN
all Earts Or ~ West with isni rams % Eei e IN me Ra.o @
ejEn markets Were Without 'rge ia5ge' fe a paTs 52a
mark higher and Liverpool sd higher 10 I'D lower The
hn on i6e oher hand seab6ald searances were a7so
small R"ceiP's az Mneapo4s M ana l'iqa M wee [ 4os ~
radstree s. fsures On The world stocks showing an
3s eco bush somewhat beats although bulls pointed
out that credited this
large the regular visible On Mondav. Rroomhail
oahled offerings of wheat lib
ers Export sales amounted loads and cash wheat
closed follows New York No red, S2iac elyato-
and S3iqc o No ! Northern puluth 911.c
and % hard winter. S5Ste aaoat. CORN-There
extensive covering of shorts the
ket which gave the list strong urder;one with final
prices Yock al, net higher II reported
IN some Of private alvices that
shorts IN Chicago supplying most Of the demand
throughout the day. Tie buying started by
of smaller receipts prospect. thar
grading well Illinois The fact that only 230 ears
expected in Chicago on Wednesday gave color
smaller receipts. while seahoard CearanCes
added hulliSh effect Of statistics.
cefp FOR sol against
oal, 3G2 important took
place during the day offerings light
about tho highest point Liverpool
partly i4d higher and tie export trade amounted
loads. No . in the local market quoted q
56ae elevator ana 52s4c aAost No white A5c
yellow. 523t % afrat OATS-This market FULLY
shared the strength IN being particularly active
option. which heavv covering advanced &c
per bush. closing the There also out
side demand due 10 prospective small
I'm New York were steady. hut higher closing
follows: Mixed 26 10 80 n. 47iec. natural white 30
80 n. 49d5c. and clipped white 56 50ltJ3 i4c
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OTHER mARKgTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chrego. March 10 -CATTI.E- Receipts about 5000
s4TS7. cows So 2jqS5 hefers $3aS5 2a: bulls 50 4oq
81 Ca; calves 81 75dS7 - stockers and feeders S3Si 90
HOGS Receipts about I60o0 head market steady choice
heavy shipping. 81 TsGS6 20 light butchers. 81 90 u
SC 20 choice light 80 75gSG So packing So 25g$6 81
pigs 81 5oGS6 20; bulk OF sales. Sc 656Sd 90 SHEEP
Receipts about 1900 head market steady 70 loc lower
sheep S4d$6 go yearlinEs S5VST Is. lambs. So 5RSs
Cincinnati March l@-loGS STEADY. butchers and ship
pcrs s.. common. 81 40aS5 - CATTLE steady fair To
good shipping 81 aoGS5 90 s. 2JGS3 ~ SHEEP
steady ana strong n s. 50aS5 ~. LAMBS strong at
81 75GSs g
Rufao March 10 CAT TLJ--R eipts 300 head;
fairly active and steady prime steers 81 6ouS6 shipping
S5d&5 so. butchers 81 5O0S5 "a NsAI4S Receipts 100
head. active and STEADY HOGS Eereuts. 2GpD heajt
fairly actiy" and about steady heavy. s. ooO<T io mixed
and Workers s. Too $ II, s. oS1 IN. s.
s. -. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts g. 0n head. sheen
aCtye and steady lambs slow 1oulJc lower: lambs
S5GSS %; yearlugs. So .5GS7 40
Kansas city. March l9-t'AT1G.E Receipts. 1900
head including 500 southern market choice
port and dressed beef s. uS6 - good
s. 6oG$5 no Western fed - Bass ard
feeders 50 81 20: steers - south
ern cows. S@TS2 -: native - 5rUSl native
heifers 81 GnfrS5 2GaS4 10 c1lycs 81 504S
HOGS r." rtiits. 1900 head. 57zr lower top
S660. bulk of sales 81 500 So 20 hearv sasG -
packers. 20 81 qS6 57i. r'rs lights -
SHEEP Rceeiuts. SOO9 head. market steady lambs 80
lover top. 81 so lambs s. 25aST 50: yearrgs
50 a3dSt Western fed yearnRs. Sd 25HSb
sheep. $3.50 30: stockeTs and feeders. 50 5onS5.
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was nrm IN tone owing light offerings as number
rf ccntToIs Cuba have ceased Frinding ana eFe WI
he further Storpase ". tHe near iu't-e
willing 70 buy at market rates i3u5 pall Plyes
are as follows: Centrifugal 96 S50d$I4iec; mus
c0vado 3F3 .o6c. and woassos sugar, - test
15n2 In Cuba $50 Cenrals are grndns Nhith -
,ess than reported previous and moro thau
noted same year Exports from he six prnci
raj ports 17.StO compared with j. $50
cepts CNHop ions Same amount as noted pre-!
Gus week against IN 1905 stock
345O0o cont:ased with ao@0CO the week before
PROVIsIONs-T feature IN provisions a severe
break midday due To heavy liquidation Previous
10 ta. the market had ruled steady ard times
smaller than expected and live hogs steady, hut
market not well suppoTte by bun interests Ar
day $4,000: Kansas city. l5.0"p; omaha, $4,000 ana
the West 81 o0C PORK barely steady. quoted: Ness
S1T 75qEIS family $i9 5ca$2o: short clear SiI 3a1
80 BEEF Quoted: Mess 81 5of$lO; family
SlsGSt5 80 paCket SlQSl2 extra India mess $2laS@3
BEEF HAMS quiet Quoted: S2id$26 DRESSED
noes oD:at Quoted: Bacers sc. 9t4c: l6n H.
Picked bellies dun Quoted smoking 120l2iec: 10
r. llaifisc; . m 19a4allc - II 1o'seloSc. fcSed
country. 6is@Tc. LARD easy Quoted Micdie Weston
prime 1909 l5c. nominal city lard barely steady
quoted, Refined lard easr- Quoted: South America
Ia CO, Continent, 97oo Brazil kegs 1lGsc Compound
dui Quoted ki2GS&4C. STEAHINE quiet. Quoted
oeo 100. city lard stearne, 1o2c.
Ri~ The local rice market has been rather quiet
week. with prices, however. steady ana
sortments fair There is steady the South
strong market noted. Talmase New Orleans
rough 15A7"-o sacks. against 1.32S year. Sales
Cleaned estimated 1889 S:'3 pockets against
last year Market quiet and strong TamaFe. Charles
teleRraphs Carolina crop movement date: Re
maud' Quotations follow: Domestic screenings. pa
aS4c second leads 3e6fo caoce heads "a zoe fancy
mestic. 3@ Sac Pana 3'<E5'sc; Java, As s5sc Ran
gcon in bond. "a G2ilc.
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Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPoRT

c,oF-FF,F -, Nev York March ~ 1907
.i-i ne coffee market quia+
S9ore re & o. neae rfp.ted OF about I7.CsDo bacs Fc
S-s Hie somewhat Irregular. no rraE5-.
1S5lAt7l ne opening unchanged
g., - - 'iile were unchanged 10 points ovra~
- De market improved little toward ~. ccse -t
80 sea-s ne unchanged ~ points lower The gen
news leHecied no material change in oor5i.i..
OuVslee markets reported change ~ r7nse,or,a
.-e,, ttl-lNeo Aeaty ar primary points The big
oFeft seems 10 he shaking r-fcas
eLlalie tracs az any rate unsettIe5 Cor5.io
- ales IN " al street IS
.nr asalst me market Hsyre made pretty steady
SHOWING with The close steady. a adxa - !;
-ahc ana this undoubtedly helped local narket -
lsIssaia me arge Brazilian receipts and SUSTAINED n
n the face OF scattering War7b,--
cnaneed 10 = pg lower OF the Brazilian MARKERS P;o
was ioInlHai ana Santos UNCHANGED Re
pLs az me Two ports were 550oo haEs.
lasL ear ana Iund2hE
ouyy iast wear sac PaulO receipts showed
6hght falling on hut this regarded as slgniA-
cant ot any change in the OF the move
nent Europe was sai9 70 be light buyer here while
houses with spot connections. thought Hight
sellers There was sign Of important selling by Mali
street houses The market for Quiet
with quotations unchanged q Plo
80 - -''
The range of contract prices IN the local market to-day
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COTTON The cotton market weak and unsettled
during 1o-day's trading and prices reached new low
level for the downward movement. showing a loss of
shout 20 - points from the high level touched on
March =. The close steady iu tone. hut At net
decline reported n 10000
bales. The opening steady decline of 2 70 s
s 2 result 0f liquidation and bear pressure Lower
cables quite sharp break in the English market,
good weather iR she South continued large receipts and
fhe bull had abandoned al intention
Offerings quite heavy the decline. and May was
selling hack under July option There
covering scale down. hut not sufficient demand
rally ~ DTioes, the lowest point
the late trading when May touched 94c and
July s3C. Ire close little up from the lowest
covering. Uncertainty 20 the showing ~ the
report expected during to-cays trading
d0uhedy factor in the trade bur estimates 10 Its
particularly beaTish and the idea
he rilaf II TIE report should mildly
filfgh urnuN CONNER
their views II report said
L 10000 hses. Including nters. might
mean conlnercial crep Of 100000 bales southern
markets UNCHANGED TO asc lower The English
FLOUR AeSD NEAfAIIlere was no new feature 10 the
market to-das- Trading dull with prices
changed and about steady Eye -four steady. with
trace. fne following prices quoted the
York Produce Exchange: FLOT- T7-Spring patents
Ss6S4 -: straigts 81 35GS3 go winter patents
SO G0GS3 s.. spTAg clear. s. GSS 20 extra 10 win
WHEAT FLOUR nominal. RYE FLOUR steady; quoted
Fair good. 81 G5HS3 fancy. So s5GS4
CORNNEAL steady quoted: Kiln dried. s. 65dS2 -.
brand BAG MEAL steady. quoted: Fine white and
quiet city quoied Western spring S24 So standard
middling S23 90 flour 10. s24 80. S2G March
shipment: city s2e 90 bulk. S24 50QS25 sacks
midding S23 500S5 o red dog S2e hominy chop S2 75
The of contract prices the local market
day follows:
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. March l9--Clostug. WHEAT-Srot steady:
No , red western winter. e. @isd, SO California 6-
ID futures steady March. g. 4isd MAY Gs 47t TrIy
6s 2isa 'oIlN-Spot. American mixed new easy 4s
4Ad; American inlAcd old steady auiet
Margh 4s 81: MAJ Is basd PEAS canadian sieaar
IS sd FLHtRSt Louis fancy winter. dun a
HOPS in London traclhc Coasu. steady ,g6fq 15e
BEEF-EStra india mess steady. sCs "a PORK Prime
mess Western quiet S3s - short cut Il ,n IN
~ firm. Dos BAcoN-,umberlaud cot - 10 30 n
quiet 6s short rib l6 20 - 10 quiet J2s. long .I.a~
Inddes light. y 10 "a 10 quiet 62s. long clear iidda
heavy - 20 40 NJ quiet 6ls Cd short backs ~ 10
70 h. quiet ass Cd clear bellies IA 10 10 N otier 20,
SHOCLDERS-Squ II to u n quiet 4Gs al I.1T
Prime Western riETcrs weak An,ar.,, -,
IN pails weak ace 90 CHEESE Canadian 1uest white
firm. G5s 30. Canadian finest c0lUred. 67s nj
LOW-Prime city. firm 35s. TTRPENTISE. e,'irtts
steady. 52s. ROSiN-common. Arm los gd pE.rt,n.