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DRY GOODS ,iApIxEr

VIEW YoRke April lO.--The dry goods
marker was 'irmer for the day llnfuvor-
ape weather Intcrfered with the JobbInr
ana ,,i' retail trade, but the primary markets
w sI more active on printed goods domes-
ufs' lace curtains, SILK piece goods and rib
pons ana some lines of linens. Prices in
some INES show an advancing tendency
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MONEY MARKE
NOT SAH5F ACT0RY
-----------
Traders Are Uneasy, Thinking
That There Will BE light
Money Shortly.
PROFESSIONAL ONLY TRADERS
The Hartman Investigation Is
Not Calculated to Inspire
Faith in the Future.
PROFESSIONAL ONLY TRADERS

NEW YORK. April 10.-'rhe narrow
stock market continued very much in
4 evidence to-day. The inconstant course
of the price movement was accepted
as rejecting nothing more than tho
shifting sentiments of the professional
traders seeking to scalp Il profit. The
market seemed to be equally free from
either buying or selling transactions
OF a substantial character. With no
selling pressure on tho market the
room traders found it easy to- advance
prices as a result of their own limited
buying and bidding UP; but the fu-
tility of the process was demonstrated
when they attempted a resale to take
profits. The buying demand being as
torpid as the selling pressure, Tho
5rrofit-taking simply resulted in prices
retracing the previous course, There
was not much news to account for tho
Gays movements. The spirit OF eau
ton reflected in the diminishing ac-
tiyity of the market is generally at
trlDuted to a distrust Of the perlnn-
nence or gcnuineness of the present
easy conditions in the money market
The financial district is full, of re-
ports of renewed negotiation for term
W
tens, and this gives the impression
that waiting demand exists for all
available credits which may prevent
any effective relaxation in the money
market
The determination of the Interstate
Commerce Commission to push the ex-
animation of z. II. Hartman concern
ing certain stock transactions, by legal
process, is regarded as Of sinister i'm
port to tho securities market. owing
to the recollection of the response OF
the market to the last inquiry in that
field. sharp recession in the price
OF copper at the metal exchange was
q fcatnre@of the day. The DAVIS net
changes We're small, although prices
We're at one time considerably above
and then considerably below last
nights closing level
Bonds We're Irregular. Total sales.
rar value, sl,712,oo0. United States
4 Is advanced 10 and the old As Il
per cent. on call. Total sales stocks
to-day, s75,5OO shares.
NEW YORK. April 1o.-Money on
call easy; 34d3 per cent. ruling
rate, 2; closing bid, l ga: offered al ..
line loans dull: sixty days, 3 IA and
. ninety days, l-2G4 34 per cent:
SIX months, per cent. Prime mercan-
TIE paper, sat IL per cent Sterling
eAehsnge firmer, with actual business
N bankers bills at s4s5sOas3
for demand. and at s4.S22o0I s..S2s5
for sixty day bills Posted rates
siss l-2as4.s2 and s..ssa4.Ss 10
Commercial bills s4s2. Bar silver
- - Mexican dollars. es-l. Gov.
eminent bonds firm Railroad bonds
- = - &c.
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those Of last year, but exports were light.
Southern spot markets were generally un-
changed.
Receipts at the ports to-day were 1a772
bales against 1860 last week and 23SS7
last year. For the week 10000 bales against
110,217 last week and 1866 last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans $3.50 bales
against 1921 last year. and at Houston 6,16o
bales against 1886 last year.
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U. S. refunding Is, registered. ......5
U. S. refundlng 2s coupon. ......
J, S. IS. registered. .................
u. S. IS. coupon. .................
u. S. Old As. registered. ..............
u. S. Old As. coupon. .......,........4
u. S. New as. registered. ............
u. S. New As. coupon. Observation-Disclosures.
American Tobacco As. Observation-Disclosures
American Tobacco 6s.................
Atchison general As. ...i..............
Atchison adjustment 4s...............
Coast Line Observation-Disclosures.
Baltimore and Ohio As. ............
Baltimore and Ohio 3lss Odd. .......
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s......
Cents:a of Georgia IS (bid)...a.
Central of Georgia LIST Inc t.idD .....
Central of Georgia End Inc. (bid)....
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. (offered)..
Chesapeake and Ohio 4hs (bid)......
and Alton 31ss (bid)......
Chicago. d. and Quincy new 4s......
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKET,

-, T. IN
fKeported by Rodgers, McCabe & Cos
:, fhi rltS'NRG, VA. April 1O.--PEA NUTS:
spanish-Marlet nrm at s1.a5 per b,,shol.
tecelnts light, Virginns---AIarket Arm at
aaHTaAc. for fancy stock: machine picked,
"a @sNc.; sheing stock. 2sl qpac
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NEW YORK, April 1o.-BEEvEs--Re
ceipis. 1O.o7a head. steers. 5dDG 90; bulls
500 q %; few extra. do, s4.J0Q5 90; cows
Sl:7oTi 30: fine. do at $40. Calves.--Re.
c &C 2,Ss2 head. commo nto prime veals,
s5ms.O0: Sheep and Misunderstanding, 5000
head Prime clipped sheep. S5.s7n; unshorn
lambs, ss.50@91o; spring lambs, s5.75m7.e5
per head. Iiogs-Recclpts. 1896 head,
frlrne state and Pennsylvania hogs are
quoted at $7.20a7.o5 "
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GoULDQ QUITS POLO,
Sells His Ponies-May.Take Up
Sport Again in aSYear.

I.Ak IiWOODyN.8 n, April lO--George.
y Could Ia disposing Of his stable OF
polo ponies at private sale and u with
craving from tho game tcmP,9rarlly,
For a year, nj least, there VIII be no
polo games at Georglan Court,
Mr.. Gould has by no means lost ms
Inherent In the SPORT sl 20 iss every ~ :
~ enthuslastlc 55oyeyl polo no ~ NC
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RICHMOND sToc.s MARK Fl.
Richmond. Va Ann, In ,4o
Z. ~ .l-. :. = :, -

Hammond Va. April IN. 1907
SALES AT BOARD
- s II, lent1rsas-s.bop al eat
"a 5s75.1 s e !: BID Asked
~ go, 7est2 ne. - and RI 80: s2s
sl3c,i4 City IS G. and nm M,
d aAILaoAD BONDS ~
-. 2 u Goa. TT ?. e. ~
sf5efEs.a Pee irt 81. g. leg9 III
FL and WsEI ~ sF .Est 81
sslHfSs-rl 9 is: fs g. 1919 10 III
SsTSgI-E:r ~. Yt5si,a I, -
stHTsfs3@: street " ;. ,"s.' IS SGT. -8a
2sf,sse36 by arl5 L5Est'5s: ~ IS as
FEET RI. EToCRg ps~
sst..f5{s NJ. srd I4iFh. ca 3 ~ :.
RAILROAD STOCKS oar
Atlanta ard cTiar;otte -s9--a
Atlantic Coast Iare CON 7e5 "a
Nhy9a3k ard Wfsst- c3fn isg 4.
s:tcat. Frsd. and Pot corr 1g6 ia
r, =. and r Dir Gbl!g 1aG -
r., T. and p ! D. Vi rysr166 -.
Southern Rsilway rora ia6 a, -"
hank AND 8TRCsT co sTorys
American SatioRal-..-- 400 1-ih la2
City ..,..... % -.
Merchants National. 100 500
;sa,lahal Eank nG virginia. 100 al -.
. r ,.1i'1s %at'ona'. 100 40o
SAVING Gank Of Richmond 20 30
,hlon Bank Of Richmond. so eoi
MISCELLANEOUS
va Car Chem. pfd, IN, c, 100 100 i0gp
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

CHICAGO, April lO.-Reports of Further
spread of the green bug" pest caused an
advance OF over lie. a bushel to- das- in the
price OF wheat. At the close the May option
and provisions o a zoe -
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CHICAGO, April 10.--CArTLE Receipts
about about 1900 head. Market strong to IOc
! tsd. common to choice steers. s4.1OlD
Wv; cows. $3Mi.S0; hefcrs, s34525; bulls
t2.5oNd.5o: calves s2.75@7.oo: stockers and
feeders , 1926 n5.l0 Hogs-Receipts about
y, ooo head. Market 59lOc. higher Spring
DIGS and roughs. sS.5o@G.55: bulk OF sales
se.o, 1sa oa5. Shecp--Receipts about IL. 900
head Market strong to 1oc. higher. sheen
y y Mg15; yeaFiings. s525g7.6o; lambs, $3.50
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was when hos organized the Lakewood
Polo Club and promoted several cham
pionship TOURNAMENTS here. Georgian
Court became me tG 3n1H or Iira poio IN
sent anioutlay OF about $4,000. and
arc said to be the finest playing courses
in this country.
Mr.. Gonlds railroad enterprises have
kept him so busy that he has spent
little time at Georgian Court this Win
been TOO busy with their studies to
give much time TO polo, Kingdom Is
a junior at Columbia, and Jay will enter
jay, who recently successfully defend
ed Ills title of American amateur court
tennis champion, is now in London.
ship contest MIR. and Mrs Gould and
Kingdom are to Join him on the other
side early in June. 8
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off summer yellow. 42a4ic; good. off sum
mer yellow, 42isG44c.; prime white, 519
aSe.; prime winter yellow, 51c
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c1NCINNATf O.. April 1o.--HoGs-Ac.
~ ~ Entchers and shippers $3.50; common
Sy;foMt."o cattle--Steady. Fair to good
81, Sfao@5.5o common. s2.a5930O
Shc'epc.-.strong at $4,000, I.nmbs--Steady
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Railroads,


r., & F. $$s'S # ,!sI,ss 4 \,
TRAINS LEAVE n1citM oN1, !. -. Noi,Tfi.
WARD.
t:?o a. n .---Dally.-1,yrd ST. Through.
1880 a. lM.---Weck GDnys--IIlbn, N Ashland
Accom- rnodation.
$40 A. .--Dny-1'yrd st. Through.
Local stops. 20 .
1906 nooh---Week Dnys---Byrd st. Through.
$500 T. Week Dnys-Dyrd ST Fred.
$40 +. MAoDallyM esimr"0 81 rhrourp
$50 i. M.--Wcek Days--kba Ashiond
Accommodation. 9T5's1ii
$50 =. M--Daily--Byrd ST. Through
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND - SOUTH.
WARD.
@o:Io a. M.--Week Days--f1ba. Ashland
Accommodation. &Est
egg 4. M.-Daily--Byrd St Through
\ s;2b a. M.--Woek Days--Byrd st. Fred
erieksburg Accommodation.
LOU Ai =. M;--Week Days Byrd st. Through
2:ls r. M,--Daily--Mnin ST. Through.
e:ao 4. M.--Week Days-libn. Ashland
Accommodate
7:lb Y. M.--DaiIy.-isyrd st. Through.
900 + M;-Daily-- byrd ST. Through
Local stops
Vio ~ M.--Dally--Nlaln st. Through.
!, NoTiE.--Pullman Sleeping or Pnrlor Cars
un al above trains. except trains arriving
l ai n 1850 A. NJ. week days. and local
accommodations.
time OF arrivals ana departures nnd con.
ncctlons not guaranteed
", D. DUKE. G. w.CULP, w. y. TAYLOR, 4
Nss. 70 PreHt. Gent supt. Traf Mgr.
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STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS I'm NEW WORK
SALES:

Atlantic Coast Line. com.
$500 American Shelters, COM.
ll5,TW Amalgamated Copper -.
2,9o) Amer. Car aud Foundry.
700 Amer. Car and Foun., pfd.
400 American Cotton Oill.....
zoo American Tobacco, pfd...
600 American Can ...s.........
400 American Can, pfd.........
200 Amer. Locomotive, com...
100 Amer. Locomotive. pfd....
500 American Sugar. ...........
1920 a., y. and S. l'c. com. ~.
A., J.. and S. Fc. pfd.
l.HDo Baltimore and Ohio,.......
5000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
200 Canadian Pacific ..........
loo chesapeake and Ohio...
li,2o0 Chicago. Mil. and st. Paul.
400 Colorado Fuci and lron...
LOCO Colorado South, com. .....
200 Colorado South, LIST pfd.. !.
200 Colorado South, I'd pfd..
100 Clev., Gin, Chi. and st. L
2,4D Consolidated Gas ...........
ZOO Delaware and Hudson.....
Del. Lack ana Western.
1000 Erie, com....................s
2,400 Erie, 1st pfd.
$500 Erie. I'd Observation-Disclosures.
SEQ General Electric ...........
1000 Great Northern, pfd.. 500.
LOO Great Northern Ore Cts.
Illinois Central .............
l,100 Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan Observation-Disclosures.
Metro. Street Railwny....
] 500 Mexican Central ...........
3,i0 Mo-, Kun. and Tex, com.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. AprI, 1osna,a,, !,
ar Line. common and preferred-EothInp
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No. white Gear lots)... IN AZ
RYE
Virginia tbag lots)...... 10 a ~
CATTLE MARKETS,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
80 lSaleS nj Irninn. SfnnI. I'd !. -

tsales at Union Stock Yards.) t
Richmond, Va, April 10, 1907.
week ending April sth:
Best steers. 5h95ac.; medium to good
. q oAee; common to fair. 494Ac.; best hef-
ess. 5g5Ac.: medium to good, 4,s94Xc.;
4Gc.; medium to good, 3a a 4c. common 10
iair' "a Be-; bulls. 3h@4Ac.: cows and
caves, s25 g 900 per head Calves, Gis Gsc,;
3 &c; best sheep, 5a 97c.; common TO fair.
4@hEc.; lambs. 6l.@Skc.
PROSPECTS good for all kinds OF stock.
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Southern Railway
TRAINs LEAYr n1cI1MnM

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
,,.S., b.a ,-,l schedule figures pub.
guarantced. 49, '' 80 ny
i.9e a M--Dnily-yLocn FOR Charlotte.
llii5 a. -Dniy-Limlted - BUFFET pull.
man to Atlanta and BIRMINGHAM
New Orleans. Memphis. Chattanooga.
ana all the South Through coach
Tor Chase City. oxford. Durham and
HaleiHh Il -
$500 r. Mex sunday-Keysville Local
1850 7. M.---Daily--Limitcd Pullman ready
9:3O r. NJ. for all tho South,
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 ?. Mix Sunday Limted---To West
Point--Conncctng for Baltimore
52:lb T.. Mex. Sundays
4:4S a Mex. snnday--Local to Yves,
Point 34
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6.bb A NJ. SIZE P.M.--Brom all the South.
$3.50 7. M.-7From Charlotte, Raleigh. Dur
ham. Chase City. and local stations
$40 a. M.--From KeysvilIe--Locai.
9:2c A. NJ ---From baltimore and West
an Point.
lo:45 4. NJ, sis p M---r.ocal from Yves.
Point.
c. w. wEsTBrRr. D. p. A..
800 T.. Main Street, Richmond. Va
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Chesapeake &Ohio Railway

CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS. s'r, LOUIS.
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE. NASH
WILLIE, MEMPHIS
a:l5 r. 81. daily and 1900 e. NJ. daily. ey.
ceps Saturday; ll.i5 Z, NJ. Satur-
days
WESTBOUHD# LOCAL TRAINS.
7:25 A. NJ and 5:15 Z. II week days
NEWPORT NEWS. NORFOLK AND OLE
POINT
300 A., AZ and 1900 r. AZ daily
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT.
1885 a. 81. and g p. NJ daily.
JAMES RIVER LINES.
1920 a. 81. daily: S:l5 T. 81. week days
Arrive Main Line from West: 1880 A.
From East: 'lo;o5 a. NJ, 'Ili45 A. NJ
1900 r. NJ. $500 Y. NJ James River:
''S:40 a. A.. 'G:55 r. Nj
DAILY. ''EScept Sunday.
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s S quotatiois were as Iollo"s: tlour--
STEADY. NO spring wheat, S0mS3c.; NO
., - g s2c.: NO. red. TERRIFIC. No. corn.
CSC; No. yellow, 4Gl. 0AGaic. No. 2 oats,
f5.c.; No. white. 13& GIiihc.: No. 8 white,
SlHN43c. No. rye 6Gc. Fair to choice
mating 65 CSC. No. faxsced. S1.1l; No
northwestern. s117mllS; prime timothy
seed, S'.25. Glover, contract grade. S15.25.
short ribs, sides GooRe>, sS.50mS.G0. mess
pork, per barrel s1G,37h11G.5o; larE, per
100 pounds. $3.50: short clear sides (boxcd),
Ss-lb@p.oo Whisky, basis OF high wines.
81 ~. Butter-Harket firm; crcamcries. 22fD
2sEc,: diaries. 20G127c. Eggs--Firm; at
marx, cases included. l5Mc.; hrsts, 1Gc..;
prime hrsis, lie. Enthusiastically al 12Mfp
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NEW ORLEANS. April 1t-COTToN-
Spot cotton closed quiet and steady with
prices unchanged; mtddlng. 10 9-16; sales
arrive Futures opened quiet and steady al
q decline of point under the close OF yes
terday, Little activity was displayed dur.
ing the early session. hut the market fell
OF somewhat as result o.. the selling in
anticipation OF a bearsh semi-weekly report.
When the report was posted arnond the noon
hour. however, It was construed as bullish,
and the market rerained those points which
had been los; earlier in the day closing
guile; and steady from point below to un-
changed as compared with the close yester-
DAY
Cotton fntures closed quiet and steady:
January. 1920 bid: April. 1920; May, 1875
bid: June 1924: July. 1925 bid: August,
1922 bid. September 1917; October. 1914
bid November. 1914 bid; December, 1915
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Natl r. r. Of Mex con. As toffercd) 4. S3
New York Central gen. AIS Cbid) 49,. 9as
New Jersey Central gen. Is (bid).. 123
Northern Pacific As. .................. 1olM
Northern Pacific 3s........ II
Norfolk and Western cor. Is. ......... 9s4
Oregon Short Line nrefunding t4s...... 9sA
pehnsylvania conv.s 3lss...... .......,. ?5i1
leading General 4s...... 1888. 97ta
81. L. and Iron Noun. con.b5s tbid).... 1907.
81 LOUIS ana San Francisco fg. 4s.... Slh
81, Louis Southwestern con. As (bid).. &c
seaboard Air Lire 4s........z.......... 74h
southern Pacific As (bid) ........... S7M
Southern Pacific list As. certifcates... 9sA
Southern Railway 6s (bid).. I'll
Texas and Pacific lists tofferedp $500. III
Aoiedo ST. l.. and Western As Cbid).... SOY
Union Pacific 4s,.I .......,.. ...... 1919
United States Steel End 5s. 90 :,
Wabash lists (ofrered) ...... 11oN
Western Md. 4s......,.,... rs
Wheeling and Lake Erie Is torfered).. s.
Wisconsin Central As (bid) ,... s6h
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r. I. and Pnc. r. r.. 4s.4.. *
Shlcago. X. l. ana rae. r. X. col. 5s.. 81
-. " Y. ana st. Louis gen 4s...... loo
Colorado Industrial IS, series a (bld) d,
Colorado Midland Observation-Disclosures. &c
Colorado and Southern As toffered). o
SuDa as tDidl ...s........,,..,.s...... ! o.
Denver and Rio Grande 4s.......... %
Distillers Securities 5s....,.......... S,
Erie prior lien As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oG
Erie General 4s.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
ROCKING valley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. los
4 o"Poh %. y. y
Japan 6s, end series. .............. o.
Japan AS Observation-Disclosures. o.
H Japan 4s..s...a.. ..........1..... s;
Japan 4hs certificates, end seres.... 81
Louisville and Nash. Unified As tbid)., 0.
Manhattan consol gold 4s.............. 90
4 Mexican Central as (bid). ........... 81
Mexican Central LIST Inc. ............. q
Mimi and ST. Louis As toffered) ...... 50
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s...... 81
j MISSOURI. Kansas aud Texas onlS... , So
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Total to-day at all ports11set receipts.
12.77a bales; export to Great Britain. 2.756
bales: to the Continent, 3,407 bales; stock.
S27.527 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
73.1Sl bales; export TO Great Britain, 25.369
bales; to France, 2,745 bales: to the Conti-
nent, $3.50 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts 9.1i2,35e bales; export to Great
Britain, 3.eo0,ao5 bales; to France. s16.73a
bales: to the Continent, 2,a32S54 bales: to
Japan s0l 1855 bales
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Spot cotton closed quiet: mddling up
lands. 100; middling gulf. 1925. sales, 600
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va, April 10. 1907
QUOTATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 2T.-CATTLE-Recepts about 25 900
bead market steady 20 100 lower medium
81 6o4t9 90: hefers. S9aS5 90. COWS 81 gQS5
$2 7b9fB So; stockers and feeders. 2SGS5 30 HOGS
Receipts. about 30 600 head steady lower:
butcher weights. So lodS9 IL; medium choice heavy
s. 0Od$6 %; pigs, s. 6o$e ~ sHEDP-ReceIps about
5000 head market strong loc higher sheep Sc cog
50 80; lambs. 81 lOgSs so, yeArlings S03S7.
Cincinnati May 27.-HoGS lower: butchers and ship
IerH. 80 2jGs8 80: common s. 25dF6 Is. CATTLE ac-
tive and higher fair good shippers 81 s5iS7 so
mon: 81 5oaS3 % SHEEP steady at 81 761s5: lambs
steady, s. 758$7 30.
East Bunalo May 27-CATTIE-Receipts 3. 900 head a:
market active and strong loo higher. prime
50 soQ$6 shipping, 81 409$5 7o butchers 81 gaS5 s..
heifeEs 81 25S6 so; and bulls 50 &09SS
and feeders $i9S5 stock hefers SS8$4 fresh
springers. 81 lower. S2OqS5i VEAIS-Recepts 2l 900
eceipts, q 300 head market fairly active I6Q25o
lower; heavy 80 4s6 40 mixed sc 4b: Workers So lsG
So 90 pigs SO 50S6 & roughs IS <o$5 90; 81 %
aS4 10 SHEEP AND IAMBS-Recelpts, 1900 head:
market active lambs and wethers. 25c higher: lambs
81 50QSs 20 yesInEs 81 25gST So wetheTs So 50gS5 TO-
ewes, 80 258$5 IS: sheep. mixed S3aS6
Kansas City May 27.-t,AT-TI.Es-Reo 5000 head
including 1000 Southers market strong 100 higher.
choice ai dressed beef IS GSJ 90 fair
good, 81 50aS5 30; Western fed steers S44S5 90;
stockers feeders $3S4 80: steers So 25d
native heifers So 1895 bulls 508S4 calves So
ass. HOGS-Receipts 1900 head market. 611Oc lower;
top, 50 10 bulk Of sales. $dGS6 Is; heavy 50 05Qs6 05
packers SGGS5 1914 lights. SO O7i q$8 Is. pigs 50 TOG
s. 90 SHEEP-feeceipts 5000 head market strong
lambs So 6$s 90 and yeRrlings 50 501SR So West
ied yearngs. SO 35GS 10; Western fed sheep. 50
ass e3: stociers and feeders. 81 6ogS5 -
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

Trading was very quiet in the mining department
OF the Produce Exchange yesterday. Only four
stocks were traded in the total transactions being
22o0 shares One thousand Greater Nevada sold
at Ic, which was an advance of three points over
the closing price Saturday. while 1000 Branch
Mint sold at 12c. point under Saturdays close
The other sales One hundred Furnace Creek
at S711c and 100 Greene God-SiIver Consolidated at
81 43A4
Bid and asked prices the principal stocks wero
follows:
Am, Am Gs,cIs n GoIs5 100 sne e!d-st Pr IN sa
Exp co of T.lo5 110 Mines Co Of Am. ~ iIs
GT4s gg5n c;dlsS2R G5x Sep 9d H4drd N c. e. 81
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I NURSE OF MOTHER HELPER = By
Protestant woman; references. G. L. 2AI
| West S0th ST.. care CouSon.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
LoST-BANKBOOKs.


LOST or STOLEN. No. 5I8,lG3
OF the German Savings Bank IN the City
OF New York, corner 4th ave and lSth st,
issued 10 Szusz!n0 Kecshes All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 70 the bank on tho 18th day
OF June. 1907. a duplicate will be Issued
LOST or STOLEN.-B -Bankbook No. 1l9 22O
OF tho German Savings Bank in the City
OF New York, corner 4th ave. and 14th St
Issued to Magdalena Kolb. in trust for VAL
entine Kolb- All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not re-
turned to the bank the 18th day OF June
1907. a duplicate will be Issued
LOST or sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. 1873. .s21
Of the German Savings Bank In the City
NJ New York, corner 4th ave. and 14th St.
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same II not returned 10 the bank on the
18th day Of June. 1907. a duplicate VIII 30
issued.
LOST Bankbook No. 454 292 of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. Any
person having a claim 10 Il IL hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten days
or submit 20 having said passbook cancelled
and q new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. No. 41s.o75
of the EmiRrant Industrial Savings Bank.
Payment stopped. Please return book 20
bank No 81 Chambers ST.
LOST.-Bankbook No. s43. 3O3. Bank for
Savings. 2s0 4th ave- New York. Pay
nnent stopped. Please return hook 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28

L-ACNDRESS and WAITRES-By two
sisters: 8 years references from last EN-
ployer; waitress understands salads. wines.
, sheets. collars. cuffs: city or country O.
D, Miss F1tZgeTalds Bureau. sos 5th ave-.
corner 42d 81
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MACHINERY. .

AT REDUCED PRICps.-o0o second hand
wood and iron working machines. fulJ
guaranteed; machinery bought and eI-
changed. GEO. y. EDDY. 39s Madison st
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28

CLERICAL. WORK.-By young man; short
hand writer: position where there 10
chance for advancement: rapid writer. NJ
O'LoCghlin, 273 West l3Ist 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28

LADY'S MAID.-Go abroad: will give ser
vices for expenses: no wages C D, S23
Sd ave