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The Dickinson press., 1907-06-08

ss0OA So0SA AAS SOuAlSn dA0 PUl AO1 III .1dCIS
showing the need Of the changes asked
for. The council had previously voted
that no changessor extensions be made
in either system until the present sys-
TENS are completed. The matter was
referred TO the committee on public Inn
provements. Max Beres, the third
|membero Of The committee, asked that
| the mattero Of street lights near the rail-
road crossings be given attention. BY
vote 81 the council, this matter was re-
ferred to the committee on electric
lights. III
# Bids were received fromst the Dakota
National bank and the First National
bank,as repositories for the city's daily
balances. Each bank offered ) per cent
for such deposits and the council voted
that the deposits be equally divided be-
tween the above named banks.
Bids for city printing were received
from w. AZ. Carter and The Post. The
Posts bid to publish all notices at ten
cents per square for the first insertion
and eight cents per square for subse-
quent insertions was the lowest, Carter's
bid being soc and 2oc. and by vote Of
the council The Post was made the Off
cial city paper. It.
The council voted e take a recess
until ednesday evening June /.
The city council met in the city hall
Wednesday evening. n III
The auditor was instructed 10 adver-
tise for bids for the construction of sew
ers il the first sewer district to Be com.
pleted December / s., 1901. al
The question Of paying the bill Of Con-
tractor Kennedy for work this spring
called for considerable discussion. Al
the council meeting held Monday night
|it was voted that the bill should not Be
allowed until the work was completed.
The motion 70 econsid der 81 this meeting
was allowed, but the motion 10 allow
Kennedy US per cent of the estimate was
not carried, BY vote of the council So
per cent Of the estimate, Of sI,74 -. was
allowed. 4 M
The electric light committee. whose
duty il vas Is locate arc lights. submit
I'd areport. The council voted q put
a. arc lights 81 the North side and four
|on the South side. 5
omplaints were made to the council
relative. s. nuisances one being the i'm
proper andling Of refuse matt ter and
|the dumping of3 such ma tsrial at places
not desig tby rdiinarc sIi
The council ad djpurne subjec tto the
call of the mayor.
The Dickinson press., 1907-06-08
City Council. u ! !; !,

Gil was held il the city hall ! Monday e
evening. X ~ s.sss s.y
The report 81 the last regular meeting
was read and adopted, and The following
bills were presented and ordered paid BY
warrant: Charles Brislin. care engine
and quarantine police, s46;; Z. a. Simp-
son, salary, US; p. B. Corbett, salary,
$50; Wa. Garter, printing, $3.50 North
Dakota Agricultural ollege, analysis of
city water, s. cents; p. Fouts. 81 days
assessing, sIso: Hughes & Deitersi lights
and phone, sIo4; John Bauer, Il days
work for. street commissio ioher, S38.25;; Pat
Walsh, ii days work; street commis-
sioner, ~. .so; IA. i. CroWl, pest house
supplies, s3.7s;; w. 4. veigel, g days
work, sos; John Hutchmac cher, 81 days
as interpreter for p. Fouts. s15;; +. a.
Currie, pest house supplies, 500; Fred
Turner, painting sign for market GROUND,
$I.oo; Osborn. salary, express,
freight and drayage. ss4.74 i.
The American Well Works bill for
the strainer (which was shipped but can.
not be used was laid on the table. n
The bill presented By Contractor
James Kennel amounting IS sz,964.7o,
or work done On the water system this
spring, was not allowed by the council
because the work was not ompleted last
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May .............. S4s-1e 64sls 54w 54s 64ss
July .............. 53A 53& 5sR 59la BAG

5 Hhy S Ss& So % ss a. So So
METALs-T1N-Tin about JalOs lower in the
Ens!ish market with at 0I and futures
quoted at S2S coPPER %as bgbsy WIN spot
% I'm spot quoted at tio1 6s and futures f1o9 Is 90
20 PC eect'oyto at "a 75q25c casting 425Q
a. 4 0%oSoc locally SETTER was unchanged at cps in
wfs unchanged IN the English market with standard
ss9nn6ry quoted at OBS Cd and Cleveland warrants
S1s % Locally the market continued steady. No !
fomndry Northern is quoted SO 25gs26 20: No :
The market for biz iron ceTtiacayes nj he pycs T
follows cash ana a2rndf$ gIade7 are qG9Iea as
AP.l. "a Sq$22; May. $40 6Oa$21; June July and Oc
r,o %5oLAssEs AND sYRCPsNsw orlean, reported
snd SOCKS sne e Of with sales fairly liberal
tHd with market steady for molasses ana QUO
sSo %ew lGS2os fair 3lg2sG COED 27s29S prime COG
a0o Sa54s fair 15ql7e good $4,000; prime. 2o92ao
osdLs-Cottonseed oil steady firm to-day with
uadag quiet: Business chiefly professional. No
sa 100 Marh a o1 ES q M9y 47 aBd
eS e e at Lnseed OIL was unghanged Retired
Ip,bILfoL,ED NJ standard white bhs 770c bulk. SOC;
100 Philade!phia 1920: winter white, New York
S9ls 'SG bulk SOC PhiladelDhie 7oc 6gk G45o
0, , 0osnmMsEED oIlpIne ergGe mi1s
S+sa May 4Ti.447'sc july 47'sa479+o: september 46
prime white SIC prime winter yellow 81 i-INsEED
'os s4ls Gs ,.I raw d5e LARD OH. sasle
the South and firm all around Quotations follow Do
6g61c JaIsn an d. n'eS a. , ~ii s
Pr oNs.Throughout the day provisions had a
day; closing at about "a q 10 points advance In
from shorts the market was influenced BY support OF
receipts amounted to 80 600 hogs estImated FOR Thurs
day 10000 Kansas city receipts, $4,000; Omaha,
Mess SIS 2o@ Sl9 -; family. $50 short clear s1sq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
OTHER MARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Feb. 27.-cATTLE-R Receipts. about $4,000
steers $4qs7 cows 81 25q$4 10 hefers 50 1890 bulls
S3QS4 60 calves 81 1887 90 stocers
s. 81 HoGS-Receipts about 80 900 head market bq0o
lower choice to prime heavy $1QS7 %: assorted butch
Sc e5aS7; assorted light Sc 90S6 packers 75D
81 bulk OF sales. Sc 90Qs7 sHEEP-Receips about 90
81 30.
pers. 81 l2a@$7 49, common, So 6og$6 IS CATTLE allow
weak fair 70 good shippers, 81 a0d$5 30; common
81 25Q$8 SHEEP strong at 81 209$5 IS LAMBS steady
East buffalo Feb. 2z-CATTIB steady: prime steers
So 60QS8- NEALS-Recelpts $50 head market active
and 25c higher at $4 $3.50 T5. HOGS-Recaipts 200
head; pigs 25Q3oc higher others steady; pigs 81 40
81 30: roUghs. So 70dS8 so. SHEEP AND L.AMBS-Re-
cepts. 600 head. market steady sheep active lambs
slow.
Kansas CITY. Feb 27-CATTLE- Receipts. $500 head.
including 100 Southerns market steady export and
dressed beef steers s. bog$9 so fair 81 5Oq$6
Western S4Q$3 50; So
s. So 50S5 % cows So 4O
81 10; native 81 40qSi Go; native heifers SO 500
50 10. bulls 81 2J6S4 -, calves So 50dS7 %. HOGS
Receipts 1900 head market 5G7zc lower; top So 95
sales. SO S0g$6 30; heavy SO S5g$6 packers
SO 1899 80; pigs and lights - 25a$6 50. SHEEPRe
ceipts. 1000 head market steady and active top 81 30:
lambs SO 6OS7 80: ana yearngs 81 50g$5 10 West
yearngs 81 base 90. Western sheep 81 SOC
So 80: stockers and feeders So J0QS5.
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"ps from M' onon aad aui. f Dsa; 5 n
weak cab6ages light supply Kaie steady spinach
y a s aIq lower south Carolina lettuce poor and drag
ing mainly from 81 % o % florida beans fully 25o
some sales below quotations other Florida vegetables in
moderate supply and without change. Orleans
tables eIng we with varieties higher The fresh
within rey n '1y are mssfhs t EIGa SGyG Well
wa Wen sh2%lHg arleye quality California erGhokes
0ther vegetables range about quoted quote: P0
TALoES bermuda, per Dbl $5q$7; Maine, per bag.
per sac 81 Go5i 7 E per ISo 10 . $SdGSS $40
SWEET POTATOES Nmeiand, per b6l, s. 50g$ 50 80; 10
per basket 5cQ$l25; ANIsE. New Orleans. obl SSQ
green Si5at d9 5lS @5s So Sss$ 21e ST45 ag
BRUSSELS SPRoIra per S9art, Sa2oo: BEES For
ia per crate. 81 25qSi 40; 90 Bermuda $lgSI 25 DO
washed 81 2og$l 75 unwashed, Dag gsl 50; do
tom s2SaS5 90 r s655s9o TE fISR ss' ca Rf[
a per ese' T-G$@ % per haf gasf $iG$2 do Flo
case 81 3OS2 90 do state and Western dozen, l5q
600; do CaqIro pee case 50 5o4$4 90; CHIcoRY New
Tench per dolen 81 5GaS1 ~ ENDiVE Belgian per h.
@gt2c ESi4i5le Nh Florida per boy $3aS5 do cuban
RABI New Orleans per loo 6u3ehes. s. 5ossi KAIE,
5ocaS2 10 south t.rois. $iqs2 6TioSs cuban. per
So S79$t 90 yeo" S-gS3 90 req SZEf$- 20; 90 OEnge
10 9 5o per Tag q !" Ig per 100 n s2gs2 10 DO red s2
lots. New orleans per 100 lunches s2gS4: small white
$2a$8; do cuban ya$2: PEAS fldrda large fancy
EeE szT Sa$s 40 small fame So DO poor to fir
buinose, So 'oqS5; do long, $2gS5 90; PARSLEY New
Bermuda, per box 75cgsi: PARsNIPs per bb ST 50aS2:
South caron per BASKET SIS So "a RoMAISE Ne
9eI3s Per p9 S$4$i do bermuda per 92N 81 23&SI 90
green s. 5C@$i . common. $laS2; sQtAsH F1ogiaa.
Wh S ner SaN s do 'FTo oEa oe Ti eaTI
We f nds 80 81 FTRTIP GaRada r G
10 Long rltanuEa,
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

- New York. February -, 1907
'yfr DE-1he conee market active to-day and
msoe very nm showing, although offerings o
y increasing toward close a realizing
sf an ad' 3nce OF about 1c pound
So The middle q the north opening was firm
~ unchanged prices advance points and AZ
one tIe during The day the positions selling
eho-f ~ points net higher. The close steady
re- advance Of 5al5 points Sales reported
$4,000 bags u reported that additional notices
were oui IN the extent Of about 20 bags
V-I- certainly not depressing factor. The European
canes we're about a. expected and had influence
mere was No change in The Brazilian that
a0farce result Of conditions o. OF
n'st CCunltion7 in the local q
buyer here shorts during session. there
Tss Continued support from the big bull interests
While tie Increased offerings toward the quite
pronounced feHturs these offerings promptly alb
sorbed without the loss noticed that
only Il points difference exists between
lsfeT positions. when carrying charge would he about
loo points, and this would point avery
o0iiEested condition
X very strong interest ready receive he
C01ee The difference between options IS the
rIest IN rhe last four since the bull
paEned engineered by the large interests The
market Tor spot coffee steady firm, With quotations
the basis ~ 5isc for Rio 10 =
TIE ranee q contract prices in the local market today
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. February % 1891
e;aq!@E cars for enPor aye 81 for city slagshSerer
steers offered and feeling hvm for these grades fair
supply but advance could be Obtained, demand
bologna bulls weak. bologna cows were duh and at
;e Jersey city yards prices lo,yer Than on Slon-
yards cleared. Fair prime steers sold At So
urd Gun a. ,aat GG@ta','4s. '5 ar Ss Pc, 10 foT
D,3 " '" @ 80 po3i i ana
5000 quarters o. beet on The oceanic to liverpool
me Norris Beef oornpany Tomorrow .tae. ceossio
agE go S1n, 49, c9i,5s .oE * S@o"IEs5
~. oI3 ,t ' 10 IS 80 ~
loo cattle by T. shamberF Son.
IA, s. % Per 100 H. - do li55 r. a, s. IS. q &c.
5SlS s at - 70 d' ,-'S r. a, 81 soYs so lo1- ~
~ A at s. co. 2. on. .,.., ny, ~ q, 5, ..
stable Virginia DO. I.8. H. 81 20. do, ll2s ~
100 n. a. s.
yaaia ii4o ~ e ~. is DO o'5 u. at s.:
SO 10. il do FOO n a. sto 4o fa5o 70 4, s. 80.
%e%ston 4 co.. - reaasyl,o"tA steers. 1000 II.
$ Jg54 & To-. ? bulls i23o - 81 s. COW, 1850 $50
D. q 60 Gurus = Son. staro .tess- 1850 D. q.
8: -. o, 1870 H. ar 81 1 ban 1920 H. al - 81. ~
do l-li IL. 81 300 H.. az s. -. . DO $50 u.
] Il. ar 81 %. heller. Gao NJ. af
IS 80. 1 1870 n. AZ 50 So do so ~. h' 50.
d. n a So 10. s. 70. % do. Ati l..
a. s. 70. do 80 10. s. do. s33 10. 81 50.
7l5 ID, at 81 -
Andrew Mullen p tu..-. $50 70. at 50 70; . cows
SIS ID. 81 81 +' - ~ ln. = Dc ''' TO-
s.; IA do. 90 ~. az 81 g.
J~l.4ne. wright 81 co., = COWS. 500 u. ~ = 50.
MLLtH COWS Receipts were. Including late arri-
walls head tHo market. Ir'res rated steudr
Tho few sales reported and which made early ia
the day mainly AT Sio8 so" ,altrs Included buy
70 choice stock was quotaol- az the r"ass Of
So $50. extra COW" with her calf ur'usf So %
Sales q. Curtis * son COWS and calves a. $40
20 $50 each. 4 extra ui.""r for So 90
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= contract prices in the local market today

C0TT0N-Ths cotton market steady to-day,
closing steady a a advance Of TO y points
Sales for the day estimated 100 600 bales The
opening steady advance o. to Il points IN
response higher cables than expected and prices
worked advance Of about II ID points mo
Oh months during the early session as result Of
covering continued bull support.
The estimate to-uorrow helped thu
market somewhat doubt, and while the New orleans
estimate showing larger figures was fol
lowed hv slight The loss recovered and
TIE market rallied practically the best point o. The
cay n the late trading on support by local bulls Ire
OF fTOri the best ttllHors
bull clique headed the prominent outside
operator frequently been -egaTGed as the
leader remaining q the Chee topics OF dis
question probably had much DO With slightly more
tlls1 sentiment. Southern spot markets were
unchanged sc higher and the English spot sales wee
bales advance - ! points On tho
hand movement FOR the haf week IN
stocks Of about coo bales. ard
interior reported for he cay showed
stocks. which could hardly be con
s!5e ANYTHING iris zine or year
Eastern belt TeEoIted iHc-eas-
.rF demand grade bat there seems 70 be
come conflict opinion this direction But Ai- news
being received with reference 70 progress WIN ne"
con preparsons there 10 % more Or lsss
disposition LOOK FOR increased area west Oh ms
Mississippi.
Gz-
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. February q, 1907
tone easy. Medium quiet ana unchanged. Pea show
further advance: White kidney dull Red kidney
higher. Ne quote: BEANS marroy, choice. Per
Sc 8o do black turtle soup 81 a s. 10. do yellow eyr
PEAS ss2teTs 1905: 81 45a 81 a. 70. 49,. -.
s9G%s t. 51esGy 10 h5 50H s al 6Tia ana
camuIaton OF Average ine quality Storage creamery
Arm for an grades Ladies fr1n. Renovated fair
og,ah0 a!lI aus ~is''Iis 3,c Gf.rcano
s nesnE S oSa @ s5'F r aS 90 e[
asd extras Is % hrss = 59e 90 'eG g1s
dnes1 30 &c: DO good to prime % 3sc do common
20 aS7c; DO d.sts 34c: do rsnovated extras DO
DO hrsts 20 22c do seconds is q 100 DO third 100
me, 90 pc: packing STOCK. No J, 1870; No lsg
l9e; 10 2 lG5s a l7e. ,o,, ,.u.. WIZ, ..-
inged ac'.e racing io' D2{n nome 1 go N do
port the nTaeT feeHns noIl.so OF a5e as ny
al grades OF small coored cheese though no change
White or colOred Exporters SHOW continued interest
grades skins and Win stocks steadily reducing tho
market is In strong position Tor AeaFy an staar7
e5s Tor white We quote sats iat efes am eGtors1
ored. small October best "a It, d. Aite 10 ~
aterage best ne DO Isrge sepie,er fancy i+s.c.
90 oe1obeF Ges. IS = g - = 90 so9G &c, 10 l!e' II
haf skins ,, oes g lo Is Pel o s1li1s
DO fiII skins "a &c
IlisraI 55u,y uear al hand IN transit tie market IS
9s1 @i56 aS el eaosR STOCK aoo to meet Urgent
requirements quote: State J-nnsy Ivaua and By.
AMI Tixed ezra 2sa2Sc do 1sts 10 extra rrsts. ga
234sc. do western selected finest 10. 20
2s257sc dlrtes 2&q25o. eneeAs -oa22e duck eggs 81
TIT DEIEDs mse' gq,s' S on 81" a s{aae' VI
range OF quotations bL no
waste EoiI4h'i- e g5,,. ~, ~ r. 1ri1a, 80
q a." c2i' 1ii paety feT d. car: DO choed per
~ anna -!iI JIM ina En-, sls = aj1Sl a. ,.IIF,
FIEs. r. l!sglSc IL Ige55S6,,
BLACKBE2R!fS ia 54G H., ~ i,useied j3I4c
PRIMES. california, 50 1tsc.
Ia ea o agmy s safD demand and
ite3 eyrrgt for TOP grades plenty
and lower Oranges selling %f' t slp We quote
re,ggli5r pmsnpSis7 e dothlo hcad bb sass
- Us 51 n, king So 75QS4 80. Northern
spitzee[s so no 81 75as5 Is: DO Rome Beauty
8$8 80 do baldwin S[ ~ a. iIo1 slas2 CR4%,
Gre+nng 81 "o9S" 90, a.; SO 81 70 d. DER crate
q 59s9 do Jersey per So. 90 crate slasl 90
STRAW BERRIES f50.da 3 So rIdian JtIrr uer
i[ gT s VS. S6 DO ohe 9 25as2 90 DO s
Florida, per box $Ig$z G1 Sc trI,fa me- lx 81 so
as PiNgAPPIs. Florida, per crate. 81 a5gS2'o do
cuban 81 25a$l 90 ~. pacific Coast continue 20 rs
sasc loo s5 better e,s sadss IN %n 5s
NC trading continues quiet ana holders OF renainns
lots an1i2s' quote state 1906 choice per ~ zIg22. DO
medium GSK to p DO 1892 s@lO9 P Psga c i5
DO seSG 1905 ;1'o SaiOc, 1-'e' -.,.
eeeDts toasy - cars so by fse dsrs
and about car bur beng carried over on
under OF shippers There rs iairy ana e. vii, be
mand for fowls put tbSr i've poultry In indicate
1@Ss SELLING R9m s 5 9a aE 6ef
W. P9 I'D sc TIRKEYs hens. per n: Ice: do toms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
OFFICES. 248 AND 2l5 EAST 35TH ST.
NEW YORK To Mrs. X Addison. Thomas
r Berry. Miss Mary Buckley, NJ. Barne'
Bowers Mrs EoNa Rpve- Mrs. Margaret
ana John ! ByrneH. Mr Thomas 4. Chap
pelI. Mrs. Mary +. CoTiguu, p. J. C9tfey,
Richard Collins, Mrs. cone or Mrs. Mar
garet Mcdonald. Mrs Mary Cabrera. Esther
Chamberlain. Mr. NJ. j. Carney. Henry
Campagna Mrs j. DAILY Aisle Denmorc or
sey, MI. Anthony De Motto. Mrs. II. N
Donovan Mrs j. Ellis. John ID. and Bessie
u Gogerty. Mrs Mary HammiI Lizzie
Haney, Mrs sadie logan. Mrs t.liza
Kelly. Mr. r. Kelly, Miss r. keeguu, Mrs
p kenuoally. Miss Adelaide k"liam. Mrs.
Mary knobloclt Mr. Robert LIhey. Mrs.
Rose lee. Mrs. Elizabeth LRlIy. Mrs. Alice
Ioughoru or Mrs. Alice Foster. Mrs. Y. J.
Moran Mrs A. Y. r Morris Mrs. Peter
Nariarty. Mary Murray. j. 3. Nucltle or
DerkeI's Express. Joseph 8. Mastersun. John
=. Mccarthy Miss Mary Mckinney. Della
Mclaughlin. Miss Mary ONeal. Miss Annie
G Bnen Mr.. William pDwyrr. MIR. W. NJ
p.ImWer. Mrs. William Z. Porter. Mr.. ana
Mrs George W. Ryer. Mrs. L. Stewart.
William Sutlifr Charles SCheuk John d.
steger. II spang. Ellen shoPg william liam
Thompson The American Steam Generator
Co, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis T. Valentine Mrs.
Frank Walters. MN Il. Y. Whitmore, Mr..
o. Werner: You and each OF You AFRO hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF
this company's lien upon the property here
matter described having expired. after duo
notice thereof had been given you. this
company will cause such property. 10 wit.
household goods. personal effects and mer-
chandlse stored by YOU in its warehouses,
70 be sold At public auction. according 10
the statute In such case made and provided,
At these warehouses. 243 and 245 East 35th
St New York city, on Wednesday, March
10th 1907 at 10 q. m, and viii be con-
tinued each succeeding Wednesday, at the
same time and place until the sale is COM
pleted T G. ELLSWORTH. General Man
ager New York. February rs. 1907
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The market ,or spot eo,5q W. s.>1y ~ s 4S
70 higher a. ise ri III ias tlerl pl MAJ
kets we're telegraphed feoTs Aiols 75' 'HcLaE
sales Ogl Norfolk h7n. - ;l.sfer at
Ge s9ies 7 80 9Ssd lee higher a. Charles
ilc iaI5ie - higher Al l0s.c s. Louis qu!et.
ion steaas - S;ei,-stla dfn unchanged lie;
sslss 5Os bales Ney orleans 5I+a6' 1s. i biri
l6se augusta stead gs1s eng a 70 ssies
&s o@le7 4, I,sf 500 70 800 against 1924
-, - ~ lasr year. Galveston. 1900 20
1900 bales against l2s7o ias- w+-k ana . ls4 "a,
Il % f Iae+ " aes a. aa2 , $40 last year.
2g a e P Is 20 5asP s1sisoa and s5s
loe slereaa 80 F,Tes o5ens5 s,eaaS al point
savance closed h5Ia On 51 I3 Id'- sod;
57It.d. aiay-JUne 57Oi4d JuHe-Jely Q e95: Jnlyau-
20 20 ,9yeroer SGl; November Deem
s5ca. ManehesterEaTns very hrf; cloths hardening
FLOUR AID MEAT,-rrsdIng IN the local -four
market auI TO-DAY sales being OF me hand 70
srng rs.ers 81 o6gS5: winter strsights 81 4oas3 50
"a i9 5 1les 50 ~ 20 . 90 s. ezra 20 viz
ter e. soa s. 80 BCcfvfi5AT fLoI- Market nrrn;
,.1soted fair 20 good 50 G5as3 50. choice 70 fancy
81 g q g Is as 70 brand BAG MEAL-Firln; quoted
SD FEFrIwestera hrm: city arm. quoted West
spring. 50 standard alaahs;, %a ~ c 1ui br a
So bulk s23 - 50 sacks: Inddiing 81 80: Tea
ol6esi SO
GPATN-W WHEAT lot OF long wheat found is Way
issered export and weakness IN the Northwest
Pr'ces ~ time showed &c net loss nut on Aoos
rally the close were Hilsy ,1S1uL - 81
-. re0Is night outside trade diminished considerably
wing limitations mat The recent export business ns
heen for speculative account ma lot 20
gosr+ abroad on foreign orders report that 10000
Of wheat had been 2sed at BufIaio ase
T.eedav export 8" ca2raieIlzea snd ol4ei ~
,.f-.- rla4 Tssi Offering durtn1 wheat
recently bought at Dublin back again ~ mat
rsrs bed reen worked during but this report in
.eT II The ntimafions gong sre e .sts !it,,afa1
as srofber noinr used the bears in haInTnering
northwest cold wave had llfeilS4Si
satss. On the contrary looked as II the low TEN
irs winter wheat sta7es ~ an I' ,a,o-
neprs tEzt the belt was oispatch com
figure with few exceptions inc mar
Es. Jess under bear coilro inrouEhoo.
seclirss 40. m fEe C,sntfnent IRE seaboard
Interior receipts both somewhat besrish Cash
~ ? - s2s.r e1e,ato~ ard $3.50 o b anost No I
NaFiaern Duluth s23Ic and no hard winter So7-c D
.houag considerable in New York and about
&c ssei.as West where selling pressure seemed
hs decline IN wheat together with receipts az
cacsgo West than expected and prospects fer
slang export cables brought few bids, and there
es srcely any change IN the Liverpool naTEeI l .
Shipment $4,000 seaboard points The cash
naAglzet York closed steady. folloWs; No 2
sn1 10 ? Yellow 51IEs : 0 anost oATs-The market
- oats showed early advance OF nc, on which a
MAJ ana July continued hTa until weakened late in tho
- y heavness in other markets The close was about
ss oats n New York closed higher again. folowsi
zse % 70 a. ~ 80; natural white. 20 20 90 10 629
N"iA<fsf and BI1cTkWHEAT noHnfnsi
NEW YORK PRICES.
ms Eh's'' ogs.,Hg Hiss,s Lev c sss ssssE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
RUBBER FROM WHEAT.

An English inventor declares he has made
rubber from wheat. and that his process Is COM
mercially practicable. IF his claims prove true
ne will reVolutionze the rubber business. He in
sists his new product is genuine rubber, and not
an imitation substitute, and in proof shows
samples which have been successfully VulcaniZed.
Cereal rubber is made by n process in which
tie wheat is ground and subjected 10 series OF
chemical treatments. --Ph iadelphia Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SIS
to S1OO monthly corresponding for news
papers; sure, steady work: no cRuvassing;
experience unnecessary; send for particU-
lars. Press Syndicate. Lockport. n. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
Female.

FUCKERS wanted on ladies'
lawn waists; steady work !;
good pay. West Point Waist
Co, IS Walker st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
HELP WANTED.
hfals

Malls
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SIS
to 500 T-..SSthly corresponding for news
papers; Eure. steady work. no canvassing;
experience unnecessary; send for particu-
lars. Press Syndicate. Lockport, n. Y.
MEN. light work and little money takes
YOU 10 Europe: return transportation,
daily sailings. Boston Shipping Co. IS
Norfolk st.
sTBNOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Young man. about 28-24; good education:
quick to learn; stenography not so much
Importance good operator. Address w.
T. Tribune Uptown Office, 1894 Broadway.
TRUCK GARDENER. OF house and
vegetables allowed. must be temperate.
Industrious married. without children, pre-
ferred; state age, experience ana salary ex-
peeted, Address s. s. 81 Tribune Uptown
bsne-rsise$ Rsesdrkyss - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value; made
into now articles or exchange FOR new Jew
elry or japanese goods at NJ. F. Topper
factory 10 West SIS st basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
TYPEWRITERs.

REMINGTON. Densmore. Hammond. Yost
Franklin or Chicago: each $3.50; Call
graph So; repairing. Gay, 1885 Madison ave
TYPEwRITERS-AH makes sold. rented.
repaired. exchanged: reliable servics
German. 70 Nassau st. Telephone 2TiO--
Cortlapdt.