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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10

export 500 American 1000 rssspts 1000 6Slss ns
points up on near months and points higher late
@ Ss9 M SGSeg s2sd: JaneJq s5d
gust gao s6 NSTenbeT
5er pecembe s2'sd n 1
Mancheser-Yarns quiet and firm. Cloths-rhe higher
PFi Fo 9sRed S2f'k MEAlour vas somewhat
Nth business fqet sesD weTe
fu quiet but h The soS Tcba5r are spTns
patents 81 40G$5 %: winter straights 81 e. 60
~ne' I Pa'fn{ %n S 0 s. 81 Extra 10 ~nte
RYE FhoTR fa arm q s eS q 70 e6RMEA
rn. quoted Kiln dried, So 50 81 o. as to brand
s s g: G SdsA5s f 81 2q2'eo
n9 S$ o "ar do s sPF 5o red dg s
aRmGms s2s 50 81 30 red dog hoiny chop
s2& baE s22 10 sacks cilmss s29 ,,,,s,, caused by
the hpndHg e6v ne repo f the
say Sis ore net sdyance Of per having sold
at the hG6s point been co 9 due 10 nntavoraSe home
news especaiy in Teation 70 T nsf5 IS principal
basis vas an exceptionally s9ng t9Psan 6 snd heavs
nan account There was also a big demand for -four
nar from Taac coast points FOR he oT .T : s%ns
dispatches ntimating that about a. LnT arefs wsrs
The sale # 1000 7 Ss P Pg %o rG hG Gs
YESTERDAY Of about MI positions c9nTado'or
ro wn,er WTS avra' better Vile ad~ces from ths
ward season and tho serious delay spring seeding
Temperatures were in the Northwest. but thers
prospect for clearing Opinions the
forthcoming government report mixed They would
undoubtedly hullish but for the hearsh inter
Wow recently credited prominent Washington Of
which impression in quarters
government would not be 50 bad tho
state reports outlined The latter follows
May: Missouri -, Ohio -: California.
IS and Oklahoma 30 There good deal OF strength
shown ny the - Louis market, partly buying by
Texas nllers Late reports from Duluth minated that
large business had been done but could
he confirmed. Argentine shipments we're estimated
600 bush compared With 56 600 bush the previous
week. The cash market IN New York closed follows:
10 ? red. all4c elevator and 91%c afoat; Ne
Northern Duluth, 81 Of = and No . hard winter a3A
ahoa' Export business for the day vas reported
az u leads, all ports CORNThe market also
Arm opening prices having been lowest
Al one time May sold Ac higher than the previous
night and there very little sale throughout the
day IN sympathy with the strength OF wheat and
some OF unayoTabIa weather conditions
Argentine shipments
according n Broonhal compared $1,000
previous week 7 ne primary movement rather
oads and the cash market in New York closed fol
~ = white, 5a4C. and No ? yellow. $3.50 o
oAIS--Ihe market for about &c higher.
vas sustained all day by unfavorabe reports Iowa
eld, sympathy with other markets. Cash in New
laTk closed IS follows Mixed 26 ~ n 47c: natural
white, SO 70 33 n, 471sd4S4c. clipped white
nc Buffalo 80 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10


PETvFs- Receipts IS 1i31 head. in
Guiding - for ~lRugn.er"rS and the
Nothing doing IN live cattle FeelinE trihe weak
with % expected Tor Fridays market Dressed best
n fair demand 7lA1a, per n for common prime
with tho general market sGac Liverpool
London cables unchanged The Baltic which her
dock YESTERDAY reported 70 6GNo quarters %
various shippers No Il cattle. sheep
beef day
CALVES Receipts none. and there no live calves
on Tho feeling full steair. Dressed calves IN
request S}zGIt1c per n for dressed veas
6G1oc country dressed
SHEEP And LAMBS Receipts 12t5 cars. or
90 including II for slaughterers and q,
the market Sheep "ntrelr nominal th~ro
ttle easier feeling FOR lambs. spring lambs
steady. but trade very limited. \ deck prime
clipped lambs sold 81 - 100 N unshorn lambs
offered: spring lambs ~ fair quality 81 head
81 steady aF1IIi,o
n dressed lambs at l2+1l4'ac, dressed suns
lambs a. S3GST and city dressed S4TST
Sales Kerns Commission Tompanv; 14O clipped Ohir
lambs 80 n average At 81 % per 100 ~
! @ curtis < son. 4 spring lambs. A. 81 head
DO FOR 81 unshorn vNarli0Es TOO ~ 81 100
HOGS Receipts 326 head
FlRIRherers No sales live weight Feeling barely
steady Country dressed hogs slow si-I9Ic Per N
for medium Hight weights
Sales (nll late Yesterday Tob'n shannon. 1I9
Enia hogs 2as n average. 81 100 n, roughs
261 n. SO
! c curtis 10 state hogs. n ~ 81 70: .
rougts a2e n. at SO
' ? Nelson: / state hogs 2s2 N a: sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE Markets

BEANS AND PEAS New York May . 1907
S Ss for near Al varieties White Beans Msr ST
buy a7y choice below 81 co Red kidney have had
california lima sn ead f9Na a quite oc cond n,n hold
BEANS maPro9 s'e efoc are n s9nf bs
u @S@$ e. % cGmn3on good 81 5oaSl - DO me
S6ite kdney as. s. 5a$2 So do red kidney 9$2 IS
m e california So PEAS. green Scotch. 1906 choice
quite safsfacory stock is being abs6rfed abo
DELAYS deliver q goods on account o Of tb sn fTsE5
handlers STRIFE, but the railroads making some
week Prises for tabe ou sGan mere
Hs o h aRa 4erf aa steady lone Pax
N e suppl from sogthery sections We
chang Official quotation EXTRAS 20 hrsts, 25g27c
@4 o s29ns 90 hTd Is 2go D. held hst
dairy tubs fancy 26a26isc; do good to prime 24G25c
cry extras 25c hrsts 22a2sc 10 renovsted extras
thirds 1919 Do western factory 6PsIn 6 . 90
ends 2lc; do thirds 1920 packing stock No ? 2Oa
CHEESE Receipts o-day, . 1917 boxes Home trade
the movement is fair Considering the isteness Of 9 b
season and With light fresh receipts stocks gradu
scarce Small white cheese in fair remaining stock
rnoderate supply desirable small coores is held
steadily at l2lsc; and OCCASIONALLY shade higher
sizes above I1ssSIlac SKINS SLOW liverpool ca
for white; new SOS for coored ana soc for white We
quote State fun cream colored and white small. Sep
70 prime 1s9131ec: do winter made best 12sc
2:e light skins halt SKINS best sai6s
So common I1 saso; do full skins i.@2tSc nc
ported are oonsideraby heavier than week ago but
there is considerable delay IN the arrival stock
the supply oferng is not excessive Prices arr sustained
WITHOUT much chanss though sales Of storage pasngs
6snsra receipts Of regular packed western steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. May .. 1907
CoFFEE-The coffee market vas quiet to-day. but
unchanged TO 10 points higher. Sales for the day
were reported Of 2o50o bags The opening steady
net unchanged to points higher a lltre scattering
demand IN the absence Of important offerings and
looked during the il sl
porting prices in moderate way. while sellers
scarce. Owing 20 the holiday there 10 cables
from tho European markets. and the cables giving
yesterdays results in the primary markets reported
nothing give the local
unchanged and Santos so lower Receipts
continued scale. Of he
local traders figuring that they will remain on
about this basis the average from until the
end OF the season in which event the present crop
would total something like 20. 600 bags A private
cable vas received estimating the next Santos crop
about 6.00o,0Oo 5000 ooa placing he
Rio and Mnas "a bags
which would be tho largest record and which would
bring the total production Brazilian up 10 pretty
nearly the average estimate Of the worlds require
ments for The tendency local circles
was 20 consider the large estimates for Rio
gerated, and leading bull
terially smaller yield
spot coffee was quiet with quotations the OF
63.c for Rio Z
The range of contrac. prices in the local market
to-day follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10
YORK PRICES

. MET AIS The London tin market vac so,,o.za.
6Ie futures at tiSt sG: 49,, at io eiga l ,Ss
Sopper had quite sharp break in The Loson 5
dwer at Zoo las IS Local 0ca a. ri i10l Los an!
25c on sod the inside ., prices Lake
casting p - 5oc Iead Mas al 20 "a '5r
London and az W. 8Ga c at f25 lis Sd in
in the English market V Min GgaG Iron vas higher
the ma rbnt Cor,f nnq waTTants AT els 1isd Locally
csn quoted $3.50 So Tho mark, foI p S'Trh
quoably and without transactions starS,1 ,nanEea
p d'f G, are quoted as follows cash $2s: MAJ June
moLASsEs AND sYRt-Ps- general marx %t va va
o6s MoL&sEs ven VIEW 'sh 4.s Ge5ns cue
8og85c TeT Orleans open ksf G SG s - 2eT prime
20 28c fa3c &c 81 15a17c good. $50 zoe. prime
sgsi5 oil was strong decidedly higher
support Sober sold Up Il Ss s and ssgEe's,ys bull
S1eher SoG al 49, 49, oth"F months generally 2a'o
5 5a5 an si Is!s 500 obs si sb'
lac 100 ea!s 0sto6s be- ~ 84s6 $40 bbls No3eB.T a;
nand tho advance fully maintained We S oo,a N p 52T
L I standard white Ibis 2a, bIIE 7s,. Pb'i,
s5os P6isGe,6 ops 20 rehne4 New York
S Pas 10 22f bulk 76c Phaaehia l5c: 5uk 7n
II co CoTToNsEFr on Prime sTSss hladephs .
541c: Juiy sgs sa@er seow spot So MAY 67,e
or s,Jn,rs- cernh"r +4a45s and neceuher 4ia4i,c:
low sSse Rcins white 'da67c rr. ainsr
islFSt.Fl11 OIL
LARD or 7ao ,1nn raw, 42G44c; calcutta raw 7or
e,d E6rN iSIoNsT market FOR provisions was DO
,ir,d OF shorts ana light offerings There vss co.,
selling by smaller packers At the @ ms ard som"
60 9no hogs estimated FRIDAY IS noo- Z az
f1RK . armer Quoted SIT Is SIS 25 fs S'3"
Mess So 70 sd fanl$ SIS :" sEEF arn Qgofed
81 % ans;a5 30 90 R TEr 4 81
di $50 n. stc 100 n Dc lao m Suo'ra
g149%c CIT MEATs-Pickled beIjies a. a., - 'tS, pes
IL 4 n ioia oae pIcKI Il F !: II ,E,s - n lo'
eac lard A dro stead: country ~
lara as 2o' city lard rm 81, r~aB"d
o &c B Hu2 2 South American 10 Csc Continent
Isrd staa SIEAR INE firm. Quoted Oieo So - -
s lc sEd market firm and active IN ,onh,,
cuotatons foIio1 grades are taken up prompts
III heads ~ &c choice heads AZ n &C. fanr 80
Inesttc o.. ~ eHHa fancy heads G98lc: Japan do,
Rangoon in bona "a 5aRs 81 5'.c- Java ~ 6isc
v spfA SF. market refined sugar remained e-
Of 10 POINTS te9 9Td are iis' prices
81 days.: Crystal domlnoes 15c EarT ,ab,. or Ias1
cur loaf and crushed soc mould 9s cu ,e.;
5t 5g X od oc pS~dTrG c6 sTannatsd
fqs Eagle n ca fSF" oaT . s p9d sta
bags DO 7a '92o Eagle hne confectoners '4a 7oS -
s SSe; 30 % . 5oc: No 45o' No s 4oc 30 .
loc Il * ana e II os 2o'' No r. +16o: No 49,
strong and rising markets reported q, hor,A
i to bu% f''a, Maf csoe 5 From Lond&n s.d our
fPsfeq arm md 92a con:nPs Impossible 10
s laGs I ere ecet sugar standing finally los I'D
prices we're named he selling basis centruraI es
sd WIS gaotea AZ sc rnuscovado. 50 test AZ 29o
GREETINGS en- bs q G9ban sugar for Ma shpmen, below @
offerings Of csc for basis Ok ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. May a.-C1osing; WFIEAr-Spot steady: M
red Western, winter IS Ssd; No California std
futures frm MAY 6s sid. July. As 6&d September as
Sad CORN-Spot steady: American mixed new A
md; American mixed old Ss sd: futures steady; July
a. Esd: September. As 7%d. PEAS-Canadian
6s FLOUR-Wtnter patents steady, 24s Cd. HOPS
London Pacific COAST quiet - f6sQfS 5s BEEF
Extra India strong, eNs. PORK-Prime mess West
steady SIS Cd HAMs-Short cut. IA u Is N. Arm
RACON-Cumt erland cut. IS 10 30 firm,
rib, - ~ firm. SIS Cd long clear middles
light "a No. hrm 52s Sd long clear mindless heavy
m. firm Sis Cd: short clear 10
steady 4ss clear bellies IA 10 is No quiet shoulders
square IL 20 i9 H. firm. 4Os 3D. IARD-prme Western
steady AIS Cd; American refined pals arm
ass Cd. CHEESE American finest white nomInsiv eos
American finest colored nomnally S2s Canadian finest
white. quiet sos old quiet CAS- finest col
ored. quiet. Sos: old quiet. 6Ss TAIIOw-PrIma
city nomnaly ais TURPENTINE- dull SOS al
ROSIN- Common steady, lis. PETROLEUM-Re
quiet. esd. IINsEED OIL strong. c5s Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10

'Ol0TCN-The cotton market
Gay, fluctuations irregular
made a high record ia
close STEADY. unchanged points lower
Sales for the day estimated 0o6 The
opening barely steady advance Of points
decline Of points months being higher firm
cables while later positions reflected better
map and favorable early forecast Trading active
the and during
realizing liquidatinE
selling for the OF local bears,
that with weather the should
considerable reaction After working of a de-
cline Of SGl2 points, however. the market rallied
sharply by renewal Of bull support covering by early
sellers. and fresh buying attracted
bulltshness Of private and for
showers. with lower temperatures
advance also accompanied by
bull pool had been formed take up 10000 bales in
Spot sales of 5000 bales export
were reported from the local stock. and anything
being made marketing local
supplies foreign markets OF domestic spnners Is
sidered a bulish old
Just before close prices which had reached
point Of session. sold of few points under
LIQUIDATION The belt forecast clear
weather. Frosts predicted winter
Just cotton belt. and this followed the
for unsettled weather and showers
belt. Southern spot markets unchanged
TO &c higher
The range OF contract prices in the local market to
"a follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May a.-The offerings az the wool .,,,,or
sales to-day amounted 1881 bales
were in large supply and occasionally dearer prices
We're paid after keen competition. Super greasy nerI
NOS brought fu rates especially clothing Faulty an
interior scoureds and heavy greasies irregular
Following are the sales In detail: 49,
loo bales; secured. Is Sd aos ID; greasy "a ~. S
queensland. 400 bales secured. ais
80 0ls Victoria POO bales: greasy. slzde91s IasS
West Australia 800 bales greasy n. d9ls 3iSd ~.
zealand. 5000 bales; secured Is da2s Id: greasy
S3dgls 2led cape Of Good Hope and Natal 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10
PENINSULA.
NEW yORR-
Health in the Hill Tops

OF Orange. Sullivan Ulster ard Deavars Counties n
the main line SRI branches OF the New
York Ontario q Western Ry.
II you seeking SUMNER HOME FOR your ea-.ily
IN a region absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST
900 feet above the pure air pur. water ru-,
milk. malaria mosquitoes and within Three
Ride from New York; country heartily recommended
phy sicanSthen sand FOR postage the under
signed call Offices below SUPERB
LT ILLUSTRATED BOOK. SUMNER HOMES q rs
pages gives list 1000 Hotels Farms al
Boarding Houses. with their boa-t
facilities attractions. Vacation Broad
way. ~. 7
IN NEW YoRK-i4f. as. iiso. 1854 1898 Broadway
~ Nassau 2S7 4th ave 245 Columbus 27ps
ave i25th St Is2 SIN ave Tic<st ofc.s r-.-
brosses 42d ferries. "a Beaver JoI--aI
Information Bureau. seth E.xis
Information Bureau p East 226
IN BROOKLYN Court 40 Noet-ard ave- cor.
Macon 81 800 Broadway Eagle Information
On May 2Sth and S0Th Excursion tickets reduced
will sold 425 Broadway 1884 Broadway RS
West 12sth So Court Brookiyp Wee
havkea and ferry Offices giving opportunity OF person
ally selecting summer enjoying
fishing in this delightful region Tickets good returning
May 3oth May s1st J. c ANDERSON
Traffic Manager IS Beaver 81 Y r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10
Citations.

rt,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK RY
| the Grace Of God FIRE. and Independent: To Adrian
81 Johnston George Macdonald. Ian Macdonald ana 10
interested In the Estate Of Charles w Swift
lat County OF New York. deceased.
of kin or otherwise send sr-etng You and
Of YOU hereby cited and required personally
he and appear Surrogate County OF New
York az surrogatss' Court OF said County. held at
Of Records. In the County OF New York the
c1st OF May 1907 az half past ten o'clock IN the
day. then and there
settlement Of the account OF proceedings Of Andrew
Hamersley. as Executor OF the Will
offs deceased: and such OF
are under Of twentyone yeara required 10
by guardian, n you have II
appear and apply for one TO BE- appointed,
of neglect failure TO do a
vii appointed by the Surrogate
o. the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We N. Sea- Of ~.
surrogates' the County New York 20 be
hereunto Affixed Witness. Hon FRANK T. FITZGER-
AID. Surrogate of our said County the County
New York, the d daS OF March In the Of Lord
thousand nine hundred and seven
Sup. order.
IL. 81 DANIEL J. DOwDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10
sHeEPskIN SALES IN LONDON

London May "a sale Of sheepskins IN
Mincing Lane here TO-DAY. There was an AVERAGE NJ
tendance and competition Irregular Neriro coming
remained unchanged but fine times showed loss ~
20 Fine and medium crossbred corbing declined 4
coarse 2d and clothing sold unchanged ha1or
last sales Fnowing are the sales and prices obtained
for clothing ana comhtnE: New Wales
NJ 5ieQlllsd; Queensland, 30 bales al 6dO,d Vjcorj,
N0 bales az Iq11 sd South Australia 100 bales at az
1od West Australia. 500 bales H1s0IOisd,
400 bales AT 6asd9ssd New Zealand 200 bales ar 5S
Is Cape of Good Hope and Natal bales nj ~ ai
Ppna Arenas 600 bales at 7ao.d Falkland Islands loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10
Notice to Creditors.

ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN
i IRVING deceased. Take notice, that intend
appy OF the County of Westchestsr
FOR letters OF administration az the goods chattes and
credits which John Irving deceased and
fix the ronaity II my bond double the amount %
Under provisions OF section 1904
Civil Procedure. All creditors
hereby notified present their claims ths
Frank MllIard. Surrogate OF Westminster on
or fore the eighth 1907 at his Office
the County court White Plains westchester
New York. ALEXANDER
Dated. MAY End 1907.
HERRERT FRAZIER. Attorney for Arplirant VAR
Street. Borough OF Manhattan New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10
GAYS WESTERN OUTLOOK is SPLENDID

Ansel Oppenhein. vice-president Of the Chi
cego Great Western. who returned recently from
n trip throughout the West, says business condi-
lions in all sections extremely promising
with no signs Of recession He believes crop con-
kittons are much better than reported and points
out that three-Quarters crop would be no
adverse development. it would insure higher
prices for the farmer. Mr. Oppenheim thinks
chat money will grow cheaper, accompanied by
Improvement in the bond market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10

tn. local market f9T spot Gotten 5.i was steady With
for rniddling Gulf sales g. 425 bales Southern spot
markets were telegraphed follows Galveston steady
nd unchanged a. he sales. .24O bales Mobile steady
and Nc higher nc sales 90 haes Savannah steady
and 1sc higher at II $780, sales 764 bales. Charles
steady &c higher az II l.o Norfolk steady and
unchanged 46s bales Baltimore nominal
and unchanged a Louis steady and unchanged
1l5zc: sales 200 bales Little Rock steady and 40
higher at New Orleans firm and unchanged
ii II lsc: sales $50 bales wilmington steady and
changed at ilI4c Augusta steady and nc higher
I2.c sales "a bales Houston STEADY and unchanged at
10: Estimated receipts leading points
for FRIDAY: Al Houston 800 TO 1000 bales, against
I.5l1 Galveston, 1900
4 bales 4a6S week 3lS6
vear and at New Orleans bales against 27S
last week end 160 last year.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
doing: 10000 bales. speculation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-10
Surrogates' Notices.


TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK =
L Fitzgerald. surrogate OF the County Of New York
notice given all persons having claims
Ann Augusta Tucker. late Of the County New yorL
deceased. the with
subscriber at his place Of rsnsacting business
ON Of and VIM " Buckley, EsQs, ATTORNEY.
and Counsellors at law No 14l Broadway Borough q
Manhattan. The City OF New York. or before rhs
day OF August next Dated New York. the twenty
fourth day Of January. 1907
~ GORGE A. CROCKER.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
II order OF Abner =. Thomas. a Surrogat. OF N.
county OF New notice Is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against George A Croker late =,
the County York deceased. present the ssrA
thereof the placs
Of transactng No 90 John Street IN ~, Crv
NJ New York on or hs DAY OF July
Dated New York, the eth day OF January. 1907
LEAH REESE CROKER
GEORGE A. CROKER, Jr
Executors
CFAvATH HENDERSON 8 de GERSDORFF. Attor-
news for Executors 50 William Street Borough OF
Manhattan, York City.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for tn.
"A Tribune received at their Uptown ONCE No lssk
Broadway 36th s1th mt o'cIork
III Advertisements received a branch
offices regular Office rates until o'clock d. m viz
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7 osT OR FOUND ANYTHING7 Register II With
u TIRE NEW YORK TINES No charge Telsphons
l0n0 Bryant.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND, Jan. 5.-Emeryville en-
tries for Monday, January Z:
FIRST race, five and a half furlongs,
selling; 4-year-old maidens-Black sam,
Pet;jon, 1O7; Swagger 1O7 Modesia, lO5 !;
Wine, 105; Day Time, 1O7; Ilmatar, 1O7.
second race, six furlongs, selling, g.
year-oids and upward-Hersain, 1O7:
IN Metia ka tia, 81; Ed Lilburn, lO7; The
Reprobate, 104; Santa Ray, 1O4; Pres
Ige, lO7 lsmailian, 1902; 4Snow, SO:
Third race; three furlongs, purse, 9
year-olds-Billy Myers. 1O2; Lady Hill
dreth, 1O9; Raleigh, 112; Charay, 1O9;
Leonardodale, 112; Adena, 1O9; Irish
Mike, ll2; Dreger, 112; War Sawyer,
I09; Rhinestone, 109; Orchota. 1O9.
BlllX MYERS and Lady Hildreth Hill
dreth entry Raleigh and Charay,
Griffin entry.
Fourth race, one mile and six
teenth, selling. 4-year-olds and upward
M A. Powell. 112; #The Only Way
lO4; Briarthorpe, 1O9; Dorthula. 107
rLeila Hill, 100; *Elie 104: Rotrou 10i
Nabonassar, 112; Trapsetter, 1l2; Lady
tanshion, 101; Jake Moose. 1O4; Sicyon
Fifth race. one mile. selling. 8-vear.
olds. and upward-Dorado, 106: GOV
Davis, lO6; Cheers, SO: Miss Rilie. 1O4
Growshade, 1O1; Nine Spot, 104; Tenor.
| dale, 104
sixth race, six furlongs. selling. 3.
Eear-olds and upward-Nealon. 1O9
ToGolaW, los; Gateway, 1O9; Lord Of the
! NaIe, NIdn l09i Grace G.. 80: Grace St Clair
! iO2; Sainrida SS; Wee Lass, 100: Right.
| fui, l0S;, Jerry Sharpe, 80; Tarp, 100
| Apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
EN- GL|SH NOT
TO PARTICIPATE
D0HERTY BROTHERS WILL NOT
TRY FOR CUP
Crack Tennis Players Practically De.
eide Not to Contest for Davis
Trophy During Coming
Summer

BY Associated Press.
o NEW YORK Jan. 5.-According to
the London correspondent of the World
the Doherty brothers, the crack Eng
lish tennis players. have practically de-
cidcd not to participate in the Internal
tional matches for the Davis cup next
summer, and it is possible their only
public experience next season will be in
the doubles at Wimbledon to endeavor
to regain the English championship
from 5. S. Smith and f. l.. Riseley.
While no definite reason is given for
their retirement, it is understood to be
due partly to the recent controversy
over professionalism which has led to
such drastic changes in the personnel
of the counsel and partly to feeling
that there is period of too strenuous
first class match play.
If the Dohertys carry out their pres
ent intention the outlook for England
in the Davis cup matches is none too
because the British players
next to them, Gore, Riseley and
Smith, are not very young.
If the United States sends over her
best team she should stand an excellent
chance of regaining the cup, though
the Australlisian contingent will be
hard to beat.