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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-04
New York Markets.

FLoUR-Firm. but quiet: Minnesota pat enfs. A.s5l4o0; winter patents. 265ff4: winter straighis. ni5as.65; winter extras.
 RYE FLoUR-Flrm: fair to good. ss.0a 2S3; choice to fancy. s5.55n415.
 WHEAT--Market opened firm on fur ther bad crop news and the bullish Ohio state report. then reacted under realizing on rains In the southwest. but again re- covered on strength of continental cables and covering of shorts. July. e s-i6g
 BITTER-creemery. extras, per pound, z7gz71zc.; frsis. e5f2fc.: seconds, 20 Pc. held. firsts. 3iGs5c. seconds, Z2d23c.; reno vassd, extras. SC; frsis; 9aisc; ..,.... small. September. fancy. Be: October. best. 'i4aisAc.. good to prime. l51lsite. winter made, average best, lxizc. eood 70 prime. I.Aoisse light ski1ns lsa.c;: hali sTNsc.; fair to good sisftss4c. EGGs = Fresh gathered. extras. 1c. storage packed nrsis to sxtrs nrsts. sl ties. No I. Isi4c. dIrties. No. q l4,1 (s-sc- checks. I0gltc duck eggs. Isa&c.
 hIIsk-Per forty quart can. al STGAR-FirIn. fair refining 1@: cen trifagai. e tsss. BIS. moiasses sugar
 TaLLow-Firn; city. c.: country. ssa
 GAr.Flrmsri shipping. 0ssc.: good io
 wo6I,-sfeady: domestic fleece. sas2c. ETRsy-S Steady al 6G oc,
 BFANS-Steady; marrow. E- aa1l S. me dfafn fl e. peas. c so red kidney. NN. HOpS-s2-iet. state common % choice ' teas ls1isc; iaS. f115c-: Pacific coast Iss saifc.: isT. clsc.
 POTATOES - Quiet and unchanged [ Pennsyivania. choice. per t-shel- ssltsgc-, New fork and western. do. e1FSc-. do- { fair 10 good 3f sSc-
 LAVE POULTRY-Firm and in good dc usards fr1Is tsisGisc. old ro1Sters. 70 4 | fg1sc spring chickens. 3a91c-: ducks l2d fsc
 I uRFsSrD POULTRY - Steady and lr 4 fair sie7nArh. fresh killed fowls. chc4ce Y fers to fair Co Eynt. i1.ig1c-s old rnartsrs NJA4c.s fr0zEu fowls. prime west era fstsc western roasting ehicEers prime. f-r. dc. fair 10 god. ltE ltc. neaFaF tTaiisfs. &E slc-. 11-. Western .s-ssf -srrs frc large do. I7I1sc. ! rssrssy f.7rksys. i1d1fc sFessesr- si3-. lff . fsc- nearby d1cks. isfisc-. western. I-i
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-04

Ernest A. Lewis of Warren park has instituted suit against W. Foster wright and Mrs Mabel E. Wright for mandatory injunction and dam ages of S1,000. An attachment for S2.000 was served on their property this forenoon by Deputy Sheriff W. NJ. Gillette. Mir Lewis claims that because of certain excavations by the Wrights on their property they caused a landslide on his and con- siderably damaged him. The suit is returnable to the superior court.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-04
SPECIALS FROM THE THIRD FLOOR: CURTAINS. PILLOW TOPS
 AND RUGS.

200 pairs rufie muslin curtains.
 good width and 1-2 yards
 long ..,............ 29c pair Lace panels for doors. value soc
 Saturday ........... 39c each Ready made sash curtains in
 figured and dotted muslin.
 complete with rod to hang 25e ur 800 Autograph pillow tops and
 tops to work. all good designs.
 Special ............. 23c each 50 wool rugs. good assortment of
 patterns and eoloTs. size 3x5
 feet. ........... 75c each 200 Administer rugs in Oriental
 and floral designs. sold regu-
 lar at s2.50. special sI95
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock Quotations.

Money on call steady at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 5IzGs per cent. Exchanges. S3l5 5.4lg,s2O; balances, ti2,6g7, ,o3s. |. Closing prices:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-04
IIr. st.rt n.rket..

cATTLE-suppiy nEas. usarket stsstT; ~f5tr.. EEEf. prf-e. E1116- veal r@lrsR grrFE
 E-1ss5-Fterelrss Eznts rzasket ls--sr r-srne hesvSes %I. ether wrzdeA xN. r4aEte fFrSSF N
 zfSrEP AND LAMBS = SuppIy Mxft. rnArke4 E-r71T. prtrSe wefEeFs- <lsNtt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-04
9 SPECIALS IN WAISTS.

One lot fine white lawn waists, fronts of allover embroidery, tucked backs, price $1.50, Spe- cial Sl 0C Fine white lawn waists, yoke of Val lace and embroidery, clus-
 ters of tueks back, value
 $1.S9, Special " SIPS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-Boarders and roomers third floor, at Mrs Days. 7O1 South Main st. across from B. 6 B. 5-l-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-04
MONEY SAVERS IN CoTTONGOODs

1 case dark perCaIes worth Ice.
 Tonight and Monday . Sc s pieces 70 inch hemmed apron
 lawns. worth isc- TO-aight
 and Monday y. 121-2c 10 pieces bIeached dsmask.
 worth ssc. Tonight and
 Monday ....... ..-. 25c Remnant of fine dress ginEhams.
 worth Ice. Tonight and Mon
 0a- - o& SO pieces Galatea cloth worth
 1sc. Tonight and Monday I5o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-04
RIBBONS.
TOILET ARTICLES.

Sheffield's Tooth Paste, value 15c, Sale ........ 12 1-2c tube Half pound bars of Castillo soap, Violet Talcum Powder put up in glass jars, Sale .... Sc jar Dupent's violet toilet water, Sale
 ............. 19c bottle Extra fine quality of hair brush
 es, Sale 2lc
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, April 6.-Week-end
profit-taking was the obvious lnnu-
cnce at work in the days stock mar
kct. 1t was conducted with the same
Skill that was manifested in yestef-
days operations and which gave con-
frmation to the conviction that they
were in the hand of experienced and
resourceful spectators. The proml-
nence in the market of Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific, st. Paul. copper aad
American Smelling gave rise to the
usual assumption of participation by
the Standard Oil party in the market
owing to the supposed favor felt
towards most Of these stocks by that
group of capitalists. The stocks We're
almost alone amongst the active
stocks in showing any notable
strength. and their advancement look
ed like n device to hold the general
market to help realizing sales IN olhe:
stocks These stocks yielded with the
rest of the market in the late reac-
tiOn which made weak closing at the
lowest prices of the day. The profit
taking sales had effect in weakening
the market only after the appearance
of the bank statement, although the
showing of the banks was Very strong
The cash increase of $10,500,000 tel
short Of expectations, however. and
the $6,143,600 loan expansion helped
to swell the deposit item and the re-
serve requirement. t is not expected
that the deposit of customs collections
in New York banks will go much fur
| ther in the immediate future and this
has been the principal source of thl
| recent heavy cash gains of the banks
! The suggestion found place in thI
l dav's discussion that eastern railroad
| systems would have to meet at a.
| early date demands from employe
| for increase of wages similar to thos'
| which have been adjusted this weoi
| amongst the western railroads. Til
| principal factor in the days reaction
l however. was the desire 10 realize tn
! profits on the considerable advance Q
the week, which was heightened b.
an opinion expressed in some quar-
/ ters that the recovery was going 10
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
Teddy Talks to Newspaper
Men.
Continued From Page SiX.)

phcre Judge Parker was not the liar.
MIR. Roosevelt has never appeared in
shabbier light than in his connection
With this charge by Judge Parker.
The President told his newspaper
auditors this afternoon that he had
refused to accept the contributions OF
q number of corporations IN addition
to that of the American Tobacco trust.
Yet he accepted Harriman'S 5 fifty
thousand which was about as bad as
anything could be.
The experience Of 1904 and the crit
icism following it. did not deter Mf.
sherman from going to the railroad
wizard two years later for money. But
it happened that in 1906 Hartman
and Odell, having been turned out Of
power, and being sore, didn't care
whether Hearst or Hughes won, and
Hartman said IS much.
The Republicans have not used theif
control of Congress to pass any ell
fective legislation to stop appfopfla-
ton contributions to campaigns. true
they passed the Tillman bill, prOhlblt-
ing national banks making such con-
tributiOnS; but as to other corpora
tionS. they as yet are free to give II
they choose.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
HILL LOCKED Up
Author of Disturbance
Under Arrest.
Letter Has Troubles of Ills own
Hartman VIII Close the
{ OntroNeF
CBy the Associated Press


New York, April 4-Fraak ~ I'M
"a stenographer. was arrested tonight
charged with having sold - q ney--
paper personal letter or T. II Hafri-
man The warrant was sworn 10 py
Alexander Millar, secretary Of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. ~
which Mr. Hartman Is the president.
and WAS served bN Z detective from
the district attorneys Office Hill uas
locked up at police headquarters
The letter in question was tddrteasd q
Dy Mr. Hartman to sydney webster
end was first published here bs l9e
World last Tuesday morning STATE
ments therein contained called iar tht
reply from President Roosevelt I'ue
Say afternoon.
Hn * - year # age ana 10s 9
brooklyn
T. II Hartman todav made the fst-
lowing Statement relative 10 th" t,=
ent exchange 81 CORES pDHl'aes b..
tween himself and President iaas"-
Welt.
y do not intend to continue fhH
controversy. You gentlemen tmcan.
ing the reporters must try T. h.lU ms
ana not ask me 10 answer aue stiun
the answers 70 which are scif-rttd"n'
Everybody knows that the eonte.
s0r the Senatorship In 1908 was ~"
seen Nes4rs BLACK and pcpeH AN.
there could not p@ssibly have beer
any other candidate There WAS u,
bargain whereby money was 10 b
raised IN consideration Of having De
new appointed ~ ambassador g
Trance or made United states S@na
tor and t1v letter 10 Mr. Webster dae
not 80 state That part - the agree
ncnt wag for the purpose ~ harmon
z.ng the Black and DePe" forces
became necessary
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
NEN BRICK ~ToiI.~.
Buildings iscpiacing irame
Hu~inr-~ Iiou-s.-.

Tarboro. = e. April G-The Rtalto
or lover portion n Main street HslA
soon have all It's business hDuee4 OF
brick Three brick stores on the e.eat
side are 70 be erected this zumue
IN the opposite side Of the street be-
>Ides the two stores ahich Thad Hus-
sev ,.i!l have erected by JulT first 81.
- Ee@ch hes closed q contract with
George Howard - erect another adj
Joining these replacing tn wooden
-truetEre now occupied - J + Fa.tH-
(ul.
The property below and next r.
hia has on il = pooaeu building Haich
David cumming. fh- owner say HiIi
= reE'ac.d Witn one or tEo brick
torres the number = spenHIu2 up3u
occurring rigut-af Way in the rear
rem Granville street
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09

fast ana too far \ feature 90 the
day @a4 the continued strength AMI
actiystE in the bomB market TnEai
sales 6f bonds. par value 81 ssu.911
Total sales of stocks 5s- 500 share.
inelnding. Copper. gZ.se0. Cotton Oil
$500: Smelling. - 500 Anaconda
20. BOO. Tobacco. Goe. = T.. se|.
& & .. l.Io6 L. & - 4y0e. = <
" 1900. Pennsylvania. z1zGu
Reading 41.l1G. Southern Pacifl..
- 700. Southern Railway zSa1.
southern RAILWAY. preferred 100
r q T. 800: Union pacific. -. se3
steel. 2G.10O: Viz Car Chem 2o9
Sloss- sheffield 800
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
THE RUSH IS OVER.
Dry Goods Experiences
Something Of a Lu|I.
Trade Reports for the Week are Main
43.Ks asfS
ly IayOfabic-MOst Industries
Have Full Order Books and
Backward Deliveries.
lHy the Associated Press. J


New York. April Bradstrect's
tomorrow will say:
DESPITE some cross currents in de-
mand. due mainly to the withdrawal
OF the Easter stimulus to trade and
succeeding spell Of cold weather, the
developments Of the week have been
mainly favorable. All reports as 10
trade at wholesale and in jobbing cir
cieS in the first quarter are IN a hiEn
degree Of the best. and the failure r.
turns confirm these in the smallest
number of casualties for q generation
past. Reports from most Leading IN
dustries are still Of full order books
and of backward deliveries. There IS,
however, slightly more manifestation
to move more conservatively as re-
CARDS distant positions, Some EASING
Of metal quotations and spftening -
asking prices for various products.
fhc icweIry, shoe leather and w"Jl
trades note quiet, pending Il clearer
yiew OF later developments.
In the dry goods trade ,here has
been something like a lull in jObbinG
lines. now that the first rush Of spring
demand is over and the course 81 re-
Gail trade will be closely watched
There are evidences of growing activity
IN out OF door work and lumber,
hardware paints ard allied lines are
more active at the west. COLLECTIONS
do not yet feel the impetus OF pay
ments upon business booked earlier
and are irregular being siowest In
parts Of the northwest and at ne
South Talk Of cancellations - Stii
widely heard Pig iron is quiet, de-
!iyeries have improved. ana buye~s
,ppear more disposed to defer pla, lne
contracts for second half deliveries
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09

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ais a.f.z4ae - q rass.s.sa ss.@s.s.sr -
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-
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Nsrs 81 p.r,-. e. ..t..-a ....s .s-..s.-' -
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..s s.t....s4 49, 49, .ss
frs-s .t..-te~s rs--,--.A -.
n.x st.~ a.. ....-.@.u So 80.
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in fn4 frs-~.-..ftsw. 49, 80. 49,.
at..ur.s fr p.r~eg aff Nsav#.~- s.4
vaN .ratfe awa r.n,s~s~.s5.. - !,
tbmY tes. .zxnfs.sts.s.s i. t.~v. v.-~x,h..~ FL
ss.tts8.-su.sS fs4ss.s.hs.s -. 49, $780,
attovn.ss .he .-ossse.sf - a. s.sfN...s
ans aua ~nlgaa D.. a. ..-<.ss.ss,..
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-
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frndaft p.r-ar-IIv ara ~ 81. ~.
a,rr. nna ,ee r.4t..s5.
.In 80. fra.fs.nf a.a IS. ....@.
aurfrg fha severaf ft.rth@ E $50
irterrour~s. haa hv the .f.f.n'tst.
with the Torrh4 rhI@lrtesss Mhat.ftsns
kerrers other attendants sn8 tt.
probation officer these uer.4ft4 f4s
IL discover au.tbIng Irtsftanrf ,, sss
conduct or ~ue..ch
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The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
lopening. IHi,h~sr. Lowest IClosing.


,oea35 Sc: bagers zo,s2so. vii wnea. "a 'oa1sn'; No
sgas3' No 7ia.2 No red. 4aa7s cor
NO < 49, No 2yeov i6 Oats No i2s4
,No. white. d1Aa No. white. 3Sss
9a2A. re No D. s5 zoo" feeding barley
seed. II: MOI Northwestern lis: timothy
seed. :: 81" ..... clover contract grade i5.3J.
ob ieoS Goo as a5S 100 ess bs soT 1
short clear sides fboxed) 657l7n9 In: whis-
Key. basis OF rIRn grade wines i.2s'
New York Provisions
New YORK. Apr. 6-F'!our steady Minaesota
patents lnm 5 s.. q" bakers f0e3s5 winter
patents 6O43 p: ssraigEts s.sOos Co
choice To fancy oo'HSZ
Buckwheat -four nom, 2fO@22O
Ituckw neat anietlla.
Corn n,eal firrn. flneL 2s@i Is. coarse. / lOas
LIZ iiln dried .C56b175
Rye lom. No. 2 W estern 69s4
Barley nom, feeding g9 malt'-p a9
Wheat. SCOT STEADY No s2tZ. May
osH. Jaly o5as Sept ssM
Corn SPOT steady No. 2. So May sI's
Oats steady. mixed 45
Bee steady tanilg II So@lsO %; racket u 900
IL % mess SSGM 90: beef hams "A 00tG16 90
Cut meats dun. picked bellies ldb. Gni2
picE!ed shonlder9 ,pickled hams i2A@i1
auiet. Continent S0,fQ7io compound sh@ 7s.
Pork steady. family lo.00 ....... short clear
10 10 Al IS 20 mess ioC0@19S'.
Tallow dun city 6A country 6t167
Rosin. steady. strained common TO good AS
.onrpenune quiet 72G72h
Rice steady. domestic fair To extra ,3kGf3E
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Ne W Orleans 3C6o3S. good To
choice 37dis
Coffee spot quiet. No Invoice -
Santos No 8. mild duh. cordova 9fI
ll%. futures 30 nts lower
sugar firm. fair refining -, centr-
ffnpal sG-test J IS. rnolasses sugar rs re
fined steady. con onfectoner's A sO.mold. A. SIS
cut loaf $50 crushed $50 powdered 4so
Rranulated so. cubes O5.
Ruttcr quiet extra creamery3o'20T. com
fufn hpt -
f!rsts lg2O. renovated common 10 extra 1l@
rs; =; westetn factory common 10 firsts 1874
Cheese firm State fun creamery l2H DIS
large. IS. skins z@li4.
Eggs firm nearby selected white i9@. do
cboicel801l brown and mixed cx 1SmlSLl. first
TO extra firts l6A GliH, western firsts l6>. 6Gl
seconds l6MMA.
Potatoes irregular bermuda per bao 500 a
$50 Maine per bag i.7061i.80. Long Island per
hbl 1852. 90. Jersey. State and Western $50
Obs. sweets-Jerseg per Dbl l.5G02. so. South
ern l.s0Qo3.O6.
Peanuts quiet. fancy band-pcked Ca,
other domestic 3bM7
Cabbage firm. red per ton is.OO@2sOe viii, e
Danish 500 1000. do per crate '1.gl.2S
Cotton by steaH, TO Liverpool iS$.
Cotton seed oil was steady.
Prime crude. fob. mills. 3iMJ7 prime summer
yellow a6H. prime white S0@52 prime winter
yellow SO.
Baltimore Provision Market.
Baltimore. Apr. 6.-Ftour duh. winter
patents 3.7693so spring patents @9.iO@a50
Wheat firm. spot contract 80gS0l.. No.
red western ......., steamer No. red .........
Southern by sample H077l2.
Corn spot firm new SiAQlH. steamer
mixed ....., Southern. whine 5l@@52$
Oats quiet. No. white 81 taG38 do 2 whit
52lag54. No. mixed 52GS4A.
Rye firm. No W estern 74@7S.
Butter firm fancy mutation q 14 dt
creamery 3I@32 do ladle. 1i@22. store packed
12020.
Eggs steady. lG.
Cheese active large IS medium t5l4G1La smal
l458.
Sugar steady. course granulated $780, fine
500
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
'ScW Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, La, April G.-Spot
cotton closed firm and unchanged; (;
middling 10 9-l6; sales were $50 bales
IN the spot and l.125 To arrive.
Futures opened quiet at an advance
of one point over the closing yeSter-
Gay. The market began to advance
shortly after the opening on good
supporting orders. There was an eff
fort on the part Of the bears to check
The upward tendency but buying was
renewed on the light estimates of re-
Ceipts at Houston. Galveston and New
Orleans. Coupled with this was the
reOprt on the clearanceS from Calves
Ton of SO 600 bales and the report that
of the remaining stock Of 243,O0
bales, 81 900 were on ShipbOard which
IL rtdOublcd bullish feeling and renewed
luYing and was followed by covering
by shorts in a liberal measure just
rrer ecdng the close. The closing was
steady at an advance of five points
over the closing yesterday.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
COTTON MARKET
KEEPING QUIET
indications Considered
Rather Bearish.
STEADY AT CLOSING

Regarded as IaNOrabIc.
(Ry the Associated Press }

(Ey the Associated Press)
New York, Apri 6.-The cotton
r.arket opened steady at Il decline Of
point To an advance of l point which
was about as due on the cables Week
Cnd figures We're considered rather
EcaTiSh.
Weather reports were called favor
able and weekly reviews Of new crop
prospects bearish, but the market held
steady at about the closing figures OF
yesterday during the middle Of the
morning. on covering by some Of yes
irrday'S late selleS. Trading was quiet.
Futures closed steady ana spot quiet.
Receipts at the ports today 21,g81
bales. against II, ,499 last week ana
1913 last year. For the week 80, 600
balce. against l10,l27 last week ana
II..i16 last year. Today'S receipts at
New. orleans 3,34S bales against 1851
last year and at Houston 6,292 bales,
..uiust 3,234 last year.
New York Apr. 6-Spot closed auiel
. points higher.
HiddahR ui!andS IL 90 middlng gulf IL. Is.
les ... tatcs EntLt,r. futures opened.
High. Low. tIlOoe.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
Naval Stores.

Win ingtOn Apr -rurpentine firm. 66i.
receipts casks.
kosin steadS a.Oi receipts 20 bbls.
Tar firm. z, So Receipts. i'll.
Crude hrn. 90 500 and S Il. reccip.s S
Charleston. Apr. 6-Turpentine dun. ....,.
salcs3 80.
RO,n .... sales .......
Savannah. Apr. 6-Turpcntine. steady 81.
sales 20. recciLts 507 shipments 759
kOsin, Grn.. sales 597. receipts Si8
sh. ,)meuts 1850. SOCKS 1900
A. Il. G, 436 l.. lj5 +. 437h. F, i.a0 I
lao. Fl, 4s21a !. AS X. 5 20: M. IS; $40
VIZ S so w w so
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
OBJECTS To BUM EXHIBIT.
Governor OF Tennessee Proposes Re
peal of Appropriation.
CRy the Associated Press. J

Nashville. Tenn, April 6.-GoVernor
Patterson today sent a special mes
sage TO the Legislature recommending
that the act appropriating $4,000 Tor
a State exhibit at the jamestown tN-
position be repealed. The Governor
gave as his reason that he thinks II
better to have no exhibit al all thaI
a poor and unsatisfactory one.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
New York Money.

New YORK. APR 6-Money on. call nominal.
rne loans easier ,G days IA05 5. 30 days 4h.Gna.
mos. 5h@.... Prime mercantile paper ot1o12
sterling exchange firm. with actual business
q bankers bills at a&. IS G4t $40 for demand and
81 80 4s1 Gu for 80 day bills posted rates 4SlH
ie2 294s5b.WsS6. Commercial bills q8OGsaa
ar silver 64zS Mexican dollars 1874. gov
bonds steady. railroad bonds strong.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
CHAIRS IN DEMAND.

High Point. \. G.. April 6.-Alto-
gether the High Point manufacturers
have received orders for chairs Tor
the jamestown Exposition amounting
to 20.600 in number and have pros
poets of placing many more.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
Comparative Cotton statement.
CBv the Associated Press


New York. April 5.-For the We~k
.nding Friday. April ;
set receipts at all t. 5. ports
during week .......... le'.'33
[et receipts at all e. :. ports
during week k....... 1I1s0a
Total receipts since September
Total receipts 70 same date
last year -.#-.. "-sV o3o
Exports for the week I93,987
exports for same week last
YEAR I59.69l
Total exports since Septemoer
ISL .'#-+.- : p : =
Total exports same date last
year .5.143,3sI
:tock at all L. :. ports S39,3Z5
stock at all L. :. ports same
time last year r-....-- $50 - =
stock at all interior towns. 46n. 80
took AZ all interior towns
same time last year ...- 4lh.l3t
took at Liverpool same time
last year ............- ..-..#...-.-. = ~ ,bo'
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
Dry Goods.

New York, April 6.-The dry goods
market was quiet today. New lines Of
fancy white goods for spring were
opened, and others will be opened
next week. BurlaDs and linens are
very scarce and firm.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
Jerome Decides 10 Appeal.

New York, April 4.--It was author
itatively stated late tonight that DIS
trict Attorney jerome viii appeal
from the decision of Justice Fltzger-
aid in refusing To allow him 70 In
spect the minutes Of the Thaw com
mission in lunacy which reported to-
day The appeal will be in the natul :"
of an action to obtain review of
the justices decision and will be taxi
en- in the appellate division of the
Supreme court.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09

six TEousand Acre Burned and Farm
PROPERTY Damaged

Special 10 Ness and ObserverD
WrNeyille. =. g. April s-purIns
Friday SATURDAY, and sunday forea
afes ragged in me MoIlle sectlou. do
t@g much damage About s90i
acres of timbered land was burnt ans
the fences around number 81 farm
H"rr consumed. among those haylni
their fences destroyed. being $. 6
Gore. JIra Long and Randall Ions
Erater "rays barn with all hls feel
ASA farm tools. was also deHt ~ y.-d
l. Il not known from what source th
iir~ was started but Il - believed Z
Rave been wilfully fired By some an
fincipicd wretch
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
New Orleans. apr Cotton futures CLOSED
Liverpool.

liverpool Apr 6-rnttOn. sr,o, quiet.
Prices were unchanged. American Ii oulinp
fair 69l good doing Is. mddln
o0J uiiGdnng 5n good ordinary 5.li: or
DIR ar~ II. Tue sales .otlay were 5000 bales o
wuicE 500 were fJr speculation ard export.
moulded 4 600 Airercan Receipts 400 bales
all American.
Futures opened and closed steady.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, H., April G.-An official
forecast of rain tonight for Kansas,
Nebraska and Missouri induced iin-
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-04-09

efal realizing TO-DAY in the local
" neat market. ana resulted fu Il de-
ciint OF nearly oIts cent per busheI ~
the close. the MAY option was IF
- 10 rs. Corn ana oats were each
down Is Provisions were 10 t.
- IL lower