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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16

Runs-Weidy, Phyle. Wotell-3: Han
ford. Woods. Three-base hits-Clement.
Wedy. Two-base hit-Buter Sacrifice
hits-Phyle. Mitchell. Stolen bases--Bean,
Phyle. Carrigan. Struck out-By Mitchell
4: by Wormwood L. First base on balls
OFF Mitchell s. off Wormwood 5. Innings
pitched-Wormwood s 1-3 Hits-Off Lake
/: off Wormwood g. Double play-Frick to
Schlafy 10 Flynn. Wild pitch--Lake. Left
on bases-Toronto 3: Jersey City s. Time
2h. 2Om. Umpires-Conway and Mccarthy
Attendance-3500.
zone out when winning run was scored
ROCHESTER, 3. BALTIMORE O.
Rochester defeated Baltimore again yes
terday at Rochester, 3 TO 2. ending a Sc
ries OF five games. out OF which the ORR
oles captured one. Yesterday the Bron-
chos got their runs I'm the second inning
on a series OF bungles and Burrells error
The Birds were unable TO solve Papa
lau. Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16
AMERICAN
LEAGUE

Cleveland. Aug 16.-Philadelphia won
yesterday, 8 to 2. Cleveland being unable
TO score until the ninth inning. Seybold' s
batting won the game. and his fielding
prevented Cleveland from scoring several
runs. He performed the unusual feat OF
making double play unassisted. Bir-
mngham's fielding was also feature
The score:
Innings .....a. 23 8 60
Philadelphia ..... ! o l o 0 0 o. 3
Cleveland ........ 0 0 o o o o o o.
.ulta=PhIlAdelphia- il Cleveland +-EF-
rors-Philadelp elphia 8. Batteries-Joss and
Clark: Bender and Powers Time III. i5m.
Umpire-Connolly.
NEW YORK 2. DETROIT 1.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 16.--Newton was
never In danger until the ninth. when
two bases on balls and double steal
gave Detroit n chance TO tie with base
hit. Only one OF the runners got home.
Elberfeld was back In the game, and
his work at bat really won for his side.
His fielding and that OF Downs for Detroit
featured that part OF the play. Score:
Innings ......... 2 3 5 8 o
New York ......!. 0 o 1 o o 0 o.
Detroit .......... o 0 O 0 o o o o /
Hlts-New York 9: Detroit T. Errors
New York 1; Detroit g. Batteries-Slever.
Willett and Payne; Newton and Thomas.
CHICAGO 3. BOSTON l.
Chicago, Aug i6.-Chicago played an
crrorless game yesterday, defeating Bos-
ton 90 /. The game was called in the
seventh inning on account OF darkness
The score:
Innings ............... l
Chicago ................ o 3 o K
Boston ............'..'.'. o.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16
vANCE'S
TRUMP

Poushkeepsie. N. T.. Aug. 16--The larg-
est attendance of the week was at 1.-The
Grand circuit races at the Hudson River
Driving park yesterday afternoon.
Major Delmar went an exhibition mile
In 2:06A In ali effort TO lower the track
trotting record OF 2:O4h. made by Sweet
Marie last year. Ardelle. driven by Geers
In the 2:O6 pace best in 8. was the only
favortte Of the day that justied the seIec-
won easily.
Favorites in the two other races Jared
BADLY; Leland. an even-money favorite
Tor the 2:12 pace, was distanced in the
second heat through a bad break. Tommy
r., the winner, sold for 50 In pools OF s55
He wor. the first and second heats In
hard finishes. but broke In the third. los
Ing the heat to ohm McEwen The fourth
heat was great race between the two
horses Tommy III. winning by neck.
Five heaas were required to decide the
2:15 trot. MacDougal sold favorite y25 20
$50 for the field. but was never a factor
Princine won the first heat in a driving
finish is,sa with with Fanny p. The second and
ond choice in the betting. but the latter
was beaten by Chimes Bell by mock
In the fourth. Henry s., Jr., won the
fifth heat and race.
Summarizes:
-2si2 -elass. pacing. purse $1,000.
Tommy H, b. g., by Delmarch-
Red Wilkes (Nuckols) .......... 1
John McEwen. b. g.. (Ray)......6 2 i
Coast Marie. blk. m. (Fleming-
resman. siI1 ~ blk. & ;sayies, ....... 81
McAuliffe. blk. h. (HeisroD...... 5 bro
Kendig, &. n. (Snow) ............. 6dr
Iceland, blk. h. (Florie).......... DIS
Conay, blk g. CDorel.............. Sds
Time-2:0s%. 2:o6&. 2:06h. 2:11h.
205 class, pacing. purse 1900;
Ardelie. br. m. by J. II. L.-Yeiser
Boy (Geers) -. ........................S =
Nervolo. h. h. (Cox) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Princess Helen, b. m. "a. p. McDon-
ald)...... ...........s.sss.ss. .ss.s =
Judge Wilson, br. h. Dore and Muir
Time-2:04%. 2:06%.
2:15 class, trotting, purse $1,000:
Henry s., Jr., br. g., by Col.
Kuser-Ned Patchen (Evans) 1 !
Chimes Bells. b. m. (TiteD... J
Princine, b. m. CMcHenry).... I
Fanny p, br. m. CPacker)..... 2
DR.. Ives: ch g; tGeers....~.. sro
NacOougal. ch. q. (LaselD....7 7ro
Time-2:loi4. 2:1ox. 2:llh. 2:1Sh.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16

kuns-Engle, Naming. Cockman, Null
len, Sharpe zacher, Jones 2. Kritcheil
Labeile-10 schirm. Smith. Mcconnell.
McAllixter4. Sacrifice hits-Schirm.
Mailing, Kritchell Hits-orr Milligan. z
IN s innings; OF Currie. s I'm innings.
stolen base-schirm Two-base hits
Zachcr. Engie. Three-base hit-McCon-
nell. First base on balls-Off Milligan 1:
OF Labeiie s; of Currie 3. First base on
error-Newark l. Left on bases -Buffalo
.: Newark s. Struck out-By Milligan g.:
by Labelle 4; by Currie 2. Hit by pitch
er-By Currie 4; by Labelle 1. Earned
runs-Buffalo 3; Newark ?. Double plays
Mailing 10 Mullen 10 Sharpe; Mullen 10
Mailing 10 Sharpe. Wild pltch-Currie.
Time-2h. 5m. Umpire-Keliy. Attend
Gnce-27s2.
TORONTO 3. JERSEY CITY .
Toronto. Aug. 16.-Toronto cleaned up
the whole nve-game series with Jersey
City AZ Diamond Park by capturing the
final contest yesterday afternoon. 9 20 r
IL was one Of the most interesting games
OF the season and hard fought from start
20 finish II was only in the ninth chap
ter that the local team managed 90 put
over the run that saved the day stili
the Leafs led ell the way by small mar
Gin. and n was not tili the FIRST half of
the last inning that the skeeters led the
tally. Both twirisrs pitched Gilt-edsst
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16
barry PITCHES
A SUPERB GAME
TORONTO.

ball. though inclined to be wild at times
The score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16

Ed. Geers is the leading money winning
driver OF the season. He has had hard
luck as far as winning big moneyed
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16

J. A. Crabtrees mare Dotta 2:0elD. was
a lucky buy. and at present Is about the
sole reliance OF the 'Lotta" stable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-04-26

N|IIII TO IlNIl1 us
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IN T. Mf.ft M TUt B~uAN. III-
DAY AND SATURDAY APRIL 2rTE.
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on IANrANEE~ WHO HAVE IAII-
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iiii LAST DAY EpH ETTfININe
ASSESSMENTS Will ET April.
-IlH ATEg THAT DATE a5 pEft
tiNT rHNAfTN WILL Wf
tuAift.tE RCNpHnTNg To LAW
as - skNN>IILD. Ass--lr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-04-26

Our line OF canned goods & the best
un the market aud put up entirely
under pure food laws J. @. Pratt &
co. Grocer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal

,. ,. and common 81 5oGs2 20; lambs. 81 o0Gso 70
light: unchanged; prime heavies msd
iu"s heavv and light yorkers. s54S5 oo pigs si op
S. so; roughs, s4qS4 80.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Roston Dec 4-Thc local wool market Sun fenalis @
sctions IN territory OF finer grades and osIis
reported The rest OF the HlS
is sagnant Dealers and manufacturers 90 nos
pate until after the new yeII - paInsvi
f,o..tic quotations range fOows Ohio anc Feliyt
va nIa No washed 89a4oc: No washed SsaSsc,
onehaif blood combng. 8Slt34c three-egn.hs so9Rg
R3G33Iac: one-quarter blood conhnS op1Sdc'
dcIaIns washed 3sg39c: delane unwashed 3lsszo
Michigan Wisconsin and New YORK aeSac aeec' me baf
t,aod nw7she 8la32c three-eighths blood I;nwasneu
quarter blood ur washed. 29g30c HentucKy
Y1d,ana and blood 8zqS5c' one
quarter blood 2e3oc Secured values ss @ 1nSI
fine months. to&ttoc;
sn1a CsIfornia-Northern. 64G65c: middle county oo
ests So,tbern n.05Sc Oreson-Eastern No staple A.
% raseTn No clothing. 6eG6Sc; Eastern average. oo
ia. raTlsv No 1 eO2s2c Territory (scoured oasls-
E'ns ,tanie 70d72c; hne medium staple Ssg'oc; me
rlnbiny 65as7c: medium clothing 6o9eSc: onena
blood, 629t3ci one-9iarter
pi pioo1 1s%Sc: pulled extra o5Q7oc fine A. osg6oc
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
OTHER MARKETS-BY- TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo Dec. 24.-CATTLE-R Receipts, 200 head.
Market steady Prime steers. So 25QSS 20 FEAI-S-
I{pceiots rs head. Market active and 29c lower az
s5lS9. HOGS-Recepts. eco head Market Ior gooo
weights steady; light steady TO ioS lower
Workers S5ds5 o5 pigs, 90G$5 Co. roughs 81 2osa 90
Sheep AND I,ANBS-Receipts 1900 head Market
steady Sheep and yearlings slow. Lambs active ana
Ch;cago Dec 4-CATTLE-Feceipts estimated at
abont hOoo head strong 20 loc higher Steers
$3.50 81: COWS 81 so; heifers, 81 oOuSa 25 ous
5S4 80; calves s5$T: stockers and feeders s. 4og
20 fIOCS-Receips estimated at about ls.0to mead
Market weak ana 5a0c lower Choice heavy shipping,
f01Ss 7O butchers 81 60nS4 e5 light mixed u 49Y
s. so: choice light s4 5oas4 co. paeng 81 4o4S4 90:
pigs 81 .5Gs4 bulk OF sales. 81 4o4 81 90 SHEET
Receipts estimated at 100 head Market steady
10 2Jc higher sheep s2QS4 5o lambs SoGSo So' year
'AIS gSincinnati Dec 2A-HoGs-Marke, steady and ioc
lower Butchers and shippers, 81 80; common 81 6a9
S4 60 CATTLE-Market strong Fair 70 good shippers
81 557sS Is: common S2G5S2 75- SIEEfMaTket strong
al so1s4 Is I.AMBS-Market strong. at So 25Igs6 70
kansas City Dec 24-CATTIE-Recefpts. 5000 head.
including Southerns; market lVQl5c higher;
choice beef steers S3S5 io fair to
good s3 Scsi &C. steers So 5o9s4 go stockers
ana feeders S3lS4 20: Southern steers - ooeIS4 20
southern cows 81 25Gs3 n5 native 81 25Qs4 native
IIof;S-Receipts 800 head: market 1ec lower Top.
81 60; bulk sales 81 45as4 S. heavy 81 450si 90;
packers 45aS4 55; pigs and light SASS 80 SHEEP
Raceips head; market 1oc higher. top lambs. So
lambs 5OTS6: and yearnss IS 5oIS4 30: West
er yearfnes 25IS5 Western sheep. So 5oels4 %;
stockers and feeders. S3GS4
Pittsburg Dec 24-cATTLE-suppy light: steady;
choice So 4oS5 so: prime s. 2odS5 35 veal calves $50
s. 90 sHEEP-Suppy far steady; prime weshazs - 80
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
ia-ket to-day

ccrToN-The cotton market was tame affair
viii Of & holiday character and
fluctuations very narrow. The close was steady at
net decline of 2 points 60 advance OF points
saies estimated at $4,000 bales The opening
vrss a decline Of "a points in 10
cables and reports from Memphis that
savings failed, but shortly after the call
steadieG scattered covering, and during
the of the session ruled more or less nominal
around the closing figures OF the previous day The
only item attract any attention was the small
failure reported from the South and cable to
Liverpool stating that the
rent estimated the Indian crop 100000 bales,
600 the time last year Ihis
latter cable merely confirmation of adVces pre-
vicusiy received, and had important influence
while the small bank failure without significance
added somewhat to the strength Of
regard general trade situation.
There further OF short time Of closing
domestic mills but frequently happens that
mills closed down during the holiday week for the
overhauling machinery and taking tnVe4to
will be until after the first OF the
that the trade form any h1ed opinion as 10
curtsii-nelt. Traders looking
forward interesting market after the
January, little meanwhile,
unless there should be development as result
of January notices Monday. The markets here IN
Orleans Liverpool Will be closed until Friday
range prices IN the local market to-
"a "
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25

OyLS-Cottonsced oil firm and higher yesterday
lighter both crude and refined ano pro-
fessfonal support Receipts were llteal Saiss- ~
of January al a7sc: bbs Of March al Ssc and
OF May at 3s,AG3ss.c. Refined petroleum was
unchanged Lnseed quiet al recent prices We
quote. PETROLEUM standard white. Dds. SOC: pnIh
&c; Philadelphia. bGIk 493c; refined cases SeW
York 103oc: Phiadelphie, fos3ct water ~.ite .HS"
York bbs 1o.75c. bulk &c: Philadelphia, lo72c; bulk
8s-c: white. New York, 3S5c thiledeI-
rhs. l3- s5e. coTToNsEED oIL-rrime crude. 2sg
.9azz. prime yellow spot. % 1sc: Deceflle
81 Janaary 3Is. .Gsse February 3I.*9ss3t 3 e.
a9&c, Off yellow. December. 3SaSc: good or
Sumner yellow. ael e3sc: prime white sT42c: prime
winter yellow. 4sgeoc ItNSEED oIL-AInerlcan SEED
city raw, 45az6c; out of town raw. s4G45c; Calcutta
raw roc. LARD OIL. 73915c-
pRoyJeroNs-The provision market showed eaTiv
srles BY commission houses packers
hut rallied slightly the close with grain Chicago
,eceiuts IS hogs; estimated for Wednesday, 20 0e0
Ksnsas city 10000; onasis 5000. West coo
pORK-steady. Quoted: Mess, sl4 75esi5 J9 family,
slsS5s1s so short clear. .leasl7 80 BEEF-Steady.
Quoted Mess so 508sn; fs Iiiy si5 sl5 80; packet
e1,st o9oced s24 5eas2e 30 DRESSED HoGs-steady
Quoted. acons s1kc: ~ csc: 100 NJ 67sc: i4o 10
S<c- pies TkeIec. CIT MEsAyS-PieEted bellies quiet
cgofed: srnokirg tcl1e5.c: 10 N 949isc; II 10 ssg
Sc: - ~ sac Picked hams quiet cuoted 9izgloe
-Easy Quoted: Middle Western, prime sfoss 2oc city
lard barely steady. Quoted, Sc Refined lard easy
Quoted: sonf American 923c; Continent ssoc Brszil
kegs. 1890 Compound quiet Q1oted .ss@1hsc
erCAR-The market ruled steady but very Quiet
unchanged The following list prices subject 10
of 10 points and discount Of per cent rsr
Ssoc: 5.6oe. crushed, Zoe mould a, 5.l3e'
sioners r1snuls Cd 5o5c: xxxx powdered 4esc. pow
rcsrse coasss powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

rYb,cs.o Tec 24-An alleged scarcity OF wheat IN
the Northwest caused an advance OF more tiian A.
nsr cent In the price of wheat here to-day. Al
81. cIosa Nav wheat was sc to 1c higher Corn
was NJ, L,c to &C: oats were sc lower froVisohs
were SC to TIC lower. The strength IN the Wiz
market developed during the hfst hour ol h
T-arlv in the session sentiment was pearlsh oe-
cause of a decline of I'D at Liverpool due 10 CON
tInuatIon OF favorable harvesting weather IN Ar
eenttna The reports OF small stocks OF grain III
tba Northwest came from different sources anu
cansed active covering by shorts. One report de-
cIa-ed that stocks IN the Canadian Northwest were
60 per cent less than last year while another ols
patch asserted that 30 per cent OF tle crop III Aii
toha has already been marketed. Prices advanced
stesdiIv throughout the last half OF the day. the
close being strong and the high mark or the
dev Nav opened &c TO &c lower, at II oi9s 10
81 on advanced 81 061s, and closed at 81 oos 10
81 o6 Clearances OF wheat and -four were equal 10
aa5 anO bushels The worlds visible supply as SHOWN
bv "Bradstreet's' decreased 1,1S0o oushels as
against a decrease during the same time last year
of 85OOO0o bushels. Primary receipts We're To00oo
bushels. against a holiday year ego Minneap.
oils Duluth and Chicago reported receipts or ol2
cars against 7OS last week and a holiday last
year. - ,,x
oral movement but later rallied IN sympathy with
wheat and closed firm near the high point or the
dav Cash corn declined about 1c because Of poor
demand from Eastern shippers. May opened Ac
70 Sc lower at 57Bsc to 57sc advanced to 5SIsc and
closed at 5Shc. Local receipts were 617 cars. with
q of contract grade
Liberal receipts and SLACK demand for cash
Grain caused some weakness early in the day in
tho OATS market but these influences were later
offset by the sharp advance in wheat May opened
&c lower 532sc sold off to 623sc to 53c and closed
att h3ssc Local receipts were 42S cars.
1Oc decline in the price of live hogs depressed
the provisions market. At the close May pork was
off nc at Sc %. Lard down TIC. at 81 77is.
Ribs &C lower. at 81 C242
Estimated receipts for Thursday: Wheat 81 cars:
corn 372 cars; cats, 242 cars; hogs, 200 head.
The market will be closed to-morrow-Christmas
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25

coarse and extra fine granulated 4e0c Eagle 10 car
tons OF fine granuated. 5c 2Tb bags do 510c; 3s-lo
oags bo5c ob bags do &c. 10 10 bags do, 43oc Eagle
me or standard granulated and diamond A. 4s0c . ana
90 10 bags of fine granuate5 4S5c: confeconers and
70 l. 4eUc: Nos and 455c; No & 45oc; No 5, s3o'
10 o. 44oc; No 4Sc; No S. 430c. No 8. 25c; No 10
4l4c No II. 410c, IL 4.05c; No Is Nos H. 10
and lS $3.50 Private cables cuba that rain Is
preventing grinding of sugar Only Is centrals are
row grinding against IL year During the week
eenrais began TO grind ReceiDts for the week were
ioo tons against last and . 600 tons year
ago Exports $500 tons. against $500 tons the
week before and $500 last Stock is 14.0u1
tons. which staLds against 1900 week and
ZouVo tons last The fact that grinding Ia being
delayed makes the local market for sugar very hrm
Win prices how2Ie unchanged and centrifugal S5 test;
Quoted at 3Soc Tuscovado, So test at 330G335c and
rolasses So test 36305c London market
Tor beet sugar 4d higher with December
quoted az IS l0h.d January a es 11Ad
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York. December "a. leuf
BEEyEs-Recepts were 81 cars or 9i2 head, m
uds port, ds and sn, sess seady @na
9r With few and selling at g ssas3 20 s Pss
100 lbs cows a. 81 oT + for e6 mon % to choice native
sides Lyero9 and LONDON cables s99tsd Hso 1s
:geFator beef at Ss9ga24 4 per Cattle 5So Sheep and
sG6o sI95 aarters & % of beef Gorec veEpo9 2eo
cathbert for the Antwerp market Tomorrow the
Maec will take out for the L0baGR btpeen he swift
Beef Company Morris Beef company E.
pe7 s'lSS lSo rs: a"s65s q eSas. IS rs 3 At s.
n. W. at r S. HsGS; Dc 7co 0Hs ss. at s' 81 s. al 10
CALyEs-TeccIpls were s7o head all for the MAJ
se5 sst byard aaG ~ aes 9s selling at yesterday
es2e to e a @ y Sa a
dressed ores vsais and 76l2c 70, country dressed 60
= S. 1'@ s i1 sslss: s. s e. nj: at rs s. So
Sc 5soi5%a s sslves j vsa 90 NJ l1s a 8 at S. do 90 m
j. G Curtis Son: il yeais I:2 n at s. 5o DO.
Tobin Shannon: 1le tb. 50 So do 100 10.
81 yals 27 n at ,s: s. 2S sd o. n 40 O. n at
SHEEP AND LaMBs~Receipts were 2ois cars, or
1888 head including II for saughterers and 9 for
steady Prime lambs sold at yesterdays figures. quality
considered: the we're easier; al me st0T @
50 100 ~ cuIis At $ 5a a fs prae a
madam lambs Sc. Dressed mutton slow at 6'ae9'
per 10: dressed lambs steady at 94llc; selected car
casses at lfsc country dressed hohouse lambs steady
SECS ' Sanders: II Pennsylvania lambs 65 n
age at Sc y per 100 ~ 143 state do. = r at 50 10
earrings 10 n at g. j state sheep. II 10 at s. 90;
do os r. at s4 do 100 d. at So 49, Il do 81 10 et
SO IL. < culls 50 II. at So. .
Ferrs Commission Company: 195 Canada lambs 20 r.
2s do 81 ~ az s. ~; 3t do, GS 10 at s. IS: 22f do
~ n at s. IS; go do tculs}, 40 ID at 81 Canada
sheep, 100 ~ at 81 30 .. ., -. 90 ox o
rToSin & Shannon es state lambs 81 n at ~ 70; Z
''tl Andrea Mullen: state sheep $50 n. at 81 So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30 cars or 96S head al for
sanglterers Norainally firm Buffalo advices cou-
nv fressed hogs steady at 6GSc per n =,
Sales fau yesterdayD-S Sanders- lS state hoss
ia n average at So per 100 H. rouGhs a55 H. at
81 25 -. , 90 :, =. sn.
81 f,dh & Co: los Ohio hogs 12s II. at S5 17la.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25

The local market for SPOT cotton steady, with
Tor middlns Gulf Sales 400 baes Southern spot
at Is ssise SOC quiet
lower at II size sales 7si Baies BatIaore nominal
se lower st 11asc Augusta quiet 1l6o lower at 1lc
Little Rock steady. &c lower. at lose New orleans
sres5oa sa oa Wfinsson seady ncanged
Is go ns ie eps al Facing g. points With
comparisons for Wednesday, AT Galveston u 600 TO 1eo o
EaT: ZOO 900 bales. against 10 552
leans 1880 to 1850 bales against SEA
cotSoS ksehaage specls Liverpool cables: spo.
ton small inquiry; sales 5000 bales speculation and
ican. 5000; Tniddng upland 6o4d, Futures opened
q X = points pecem6ef and
Ssse: Apri 5Ssa ApTfi-May ses1zd Ma1:
June seed: June-July. 5eGd; Juy-August, e5sd
sssas Sa99sI saa cloths quiet 49,,
& Hh na ssIss oa of P oar FT2 %
with light trade The following prices quoted
the New York Produce Exchange-Spring patents
s. 8 e. s5ss Clears
H WITT a9 sa ssa . - 3
i0c = E5H Is, e36ise To fansS IS a 90
CoRNMEAI-Ffrrn. Quoted: Kiln dried. IS S5 Q 50 80
+ RS s5as a. eHGes 81 TRs eng wssSn
seadg; cily seaay Spofso r 5 s7 5o red dog
.2s % 81 DeGeee5 sh,Bsn @ e sIaa red S Ss hs ss6
hoTniny chop s27 bulk s2s 90 sacks; Oileal sSl so
GRAH-wHEAT-Characteri were displayed
By tbe wheat market to-day which hardly accorded
holiday dulness After
hesitation around The opening. with drop OF about
previous response TO easier cables
the market developed trong turn, which continued for
fhe day. that final prices fully
,c night sc the low point
Of the oay speculative trade not especially
good buying occurred In the Western
good deal Of covering By professionals
Who had anticipated lower market result OF holiday
conditions Private cables explained the Liverpool de-
1.Ss6 due the larger La Plata offerings
continued favorable Argentine weather The most
crop abroad from India. where
eatsfactory. The Berlin 1sc lower and
Budapest sc and business limited 20 about
half dozen Seaboard clearances Of $4,000 bush
wheat and and reoepLs OF only 6eso0 bush
buish situation 10 home statistics
fo- .ne They supplemented reports claim
than they year ago Worlds stocks
according 20 Il43oO6
she week compared with decrease last Of 35l7oG0
bush Reports from Winnipeg said the inspection was
again about per cent bad C3s,I wheat the local
reflected the strength In ot:ors and closed
follows: No 2 RED and 81 o61f afoat
Nc Northern Duluth. 81 2Slz aDS No hard winter.
81 ~. o b ahoat CORN-The market had
rarticui.r feature ruling firm all day and closing at
highest point Il sympathy with grain and on
speculative offerings Conlm ssicu houses end shorts
were Tha weather favorable all
through receipts zyain Chi
czro and interior points Liverpool closed sd net
higher. No corn quoted TIC elevator and GO
anoar. white e6izc, and No yellow nominal
0 b sfoat. oATS-The market FOR oats was fairly
cats here ruled easy with rxej. 2e 90 r. o4c
ral white y 10 66Iz G5sc clipped white. 32
80 10 5765sc. RYE-Market firm: No Western, e1c
, New York. BARLEY-Iarket nominal
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
TIE MARKETS.
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December %. 70,

New York. December n 1907
coffee market dull and feature
less closing steady, net uncharged TO points lover
$500 steady at unchanged prices which about in
-! H-b tbe European markets. There was some little
- Cor ssle through scattered sources and, with no
5 consequence, fhe pressure sufficient
which could be regarded
5st-e snv.hing general conditions With the
Thursday and accounts pretty
-, -eas NJ for holidays there little in
commitments particularly es no one
ars 70 he looking for radical change n the gen
go ,,,s,on untl after the first of the year at any
80 continued about the
receipts attracting special
1919; that they reflected
toISav movement Neither OF the Brazilian markets
--eS aIv change receipts at the two ports were
COO egs AGAINST 80 600 bags the time In 1903.
n. market for spot coffee quiet with quotations
o- rbe basis OF 5ssc Rio No q.
Of contract prices IN te iocai na-het To-Day
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
Proposals.

NorIcE-sEAIED PROPOSALS Win N -
~ ceived until P NJ Tuesday. Dec s1se. 1901. -
the The Pennsylvania Company eDr rn0unnnno
on Lives and Granting Annuities No SIT Cnss<nns ..
Philadsphia Trusea foF tho sale TO is Of - mn.U q
the Phila. Wilmington q Baltimore RatlrooA 0eoe3
Trust Certificates a. sss.s7A7s Will purchase
Tho offerings the lowest prices not sxossdRn0 -
costing aggregate not than sho aanOun1
Will accepted. the parties ofsrtn0 theD -
vissd onca and payment made whsn the esstoooeo
are assigned. on or altar January 2nd. 1eo&
Proposals should be addressed &C W. PACkA1R
Chestnut Street Phadslphia. p. ~.
posals for PhiIadsphiA WiiuninGfaa = 2A3e6p
more Railroad Stock Trust certiaeases.