davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
do short ana saasleo re soassc. do oas and wheat

do short tangled 5oG55c: do and wheat.
E . Faass sy
slow and notwithstanding moderate receipts for the
s peek fuly 70 cars sTe sf vnsOa IN KESs
soa s8s .sa 5a n 5 US Rs n ' r@s BsF s.
dG DnGKs esteTR Per n 1S DO s0psaeT 4 n se
DC p9or Western Southern and sSghwestes; . ae &c;
POULTRY-DREssED- trading in fresh killed
fowls is only moderately active supplies are not arEe
s h lots q a5Ii
dueks sell IN 1 sda SQUADS saTe had Be Forced or
remaining and turkeys. roasting chickens
eey ea fG S a Me ss
sas sif sPns asni bross 1
tR n e pS per n S2Gos DO s se is:
do Southern and Southwestern dry picked. 1sgl4c do
sssd wisisn sY 2'ss' dc h.ss sS9E f5r . isis
DRY eyBe pGfsa 9a and Gsaed lid i9 1ooS to fa
GEESE old Western poor TO faiG 5qsc' sghss 1nIes
s do DARK cuIs 5Sssoss, Frozen. s1.
No i2s5o oen5 Old S toms No i' isaaoc BRo1LERs d
clicked 2oqs roasting I'll 5,5d a5y gicfs6w f6w 4s
d Pssa PSekE 5S@4so GEESE g5,ssost sssie in
enions seIiins fary but tone weak under offer
dull Beets steady for choice Carrots weak Sso
@ IN and pees uchaHged a' ttucs dull Peas
srai supply and showing i1TesuiaT aaas saT prices
Parsley poor and dragging Squash eaksT scarce and
high Other vegetables range about as eu0ts 5o9ass
quote POTATOES, Bermuda, new. per obi % 9esee,
do new. red s2ass Is: do Florida white g. 2sg
% new S29s5 so; do Maine per sack 90
81 So do state and western in bulk Per hsp BOZ P
Jersey. per 81 5ogS2 25 AsPARAGES per @ ao[g
punches 81 50qss: ARTICHoKEs. California per 9[S
'so % soath Carolina noF s1es4 do sss
Bermuda per crate 50a7oc; CARROTS South Garoiins,
BernGda per eTat IS do Old eol or s ess 90 %
do per three-quarter 5ocas1 25 do per small ma f'
case 5ocas1 CABBAGEs. Norfolk and virginia per Dbl,
75cGs1 North Carolina. per crate oocqsd co
Carolina fat Dutch and Wakeheld per ke ~ ner
crate 75cas1 %: CfICORY. New Orleans per Dbl @ s1e
So per basket s1es1 So EsGARoLE N New E
PT ANTS FIorida per box 81 50qs2 so: GARLIC. New
orleans per II. 1889; HORSERADlsA "esIe.I, Iaoe p
r basks7 5o175c do Norfolk 25a75c: do North cara ara
Ina 50cas1; ONIONS. Texas white per crsts
81 81 6g 6s1 g 90 Ger ba 5oss2 . oKRA FoTida Per
% SU zoo buncnes SiGS8 PEPPERS F!oT;da
Ter carrier 81 25Gs2 .; PEAS No-oIk per 75
da ~ Der 40 bush 0h baket 75c55si 25 Orleans
curly per Dbl s@s2 DC pain slg$2 90 r 90 basket soc
s1 do per b6 sIqs1 50: RTBB Jerssy per Az
I basket s1TS2 do green s1gS1 ~ DO Savanna Tds
Ter bssEet sf1S1 10 green s1qS1 30: 90 tioTiaa,
gTfsn and % Ta5 baskef per 81 s 20 sINA nearby per
Dbl $1dS1 Norfolk IacasIi sc s4 81, ~ -TTRSTPs
a T1tabasa per bbI 81 5og$l 75 do southern 5uta
bega per bag 81 25a$l 80 DO sotheTn @ ca[Tier s1
S9 S 80 -7TsTPF;sS per 100 punches. s1aSl 90; Cc
as Sotho1se No / per box s. soas+ DO No d
81 5ggs2 r bb ST so@s2 50 foshOgss
per ID s6qaOc " hothOuse Peo Po d9Ten ns saqs2 so
2S "a state pes 100 punches 81 5oss2 do Long
Island per 100 large 2TSR SEED-october 81 571a
7,acer3ber s. 521s. TIMOTHY-No- quoted
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
Tesrer

- r.1 -a-zet for spot cotton steady with prices
ssz9ss "a a 1g &c fF lG5 9'62eas 62Ies soer s5o
tssF-sP5s5 80 5s t2-0Ts ,e R5c s5esdy ~ higher
a sac Mobile sJeady. Unchanssa. al 70. ssjes .
o- ~. 5s- - Saiss q bales Baltimore nominal
,glr sziez sG3 bales Charleston frIi Or
"a Wilmington steady 20 hgA.f a. $40 Sales Fo0s-
=, ss5 = o~sT' 5d :, le ssss. ss.ss 20 bales Memphis
n rr-azgss a. Iea.c, sales 80 bales 6sJ
,'s s. a. zs-.7s Po -aa 6sies las week and 1875
a.. ,s e. = 5vslvsstan 20re eoo bales sgsns
Hsg g.. ? o. 70 600 bales against 4o75 oaes @'
s .s LssDP 1 . saDiss s5aIafi66 sPsf So'sG4d sad
a. ~ -, American $3.50 hales. receipts -
b.s --ts1ng upland 5esd. fgt5Ee IoiTts aavsnoe
- FIs-e aug5.s7- -segrsn1ber . osd neCer
SO le-etaasz, sst Marcf- April s3sd
krSss-s--yz-ns desrer than las TePor'' o1' 0uS
FioUR A~D NEALThere vas far rae 4a,e6ts IA e1a
esE tls e1E = - sSs5ves but we're rrniy held
.s7,.5 ~ = Yea YORK produce Exchange 80. "a
sr-E 5a-.-s s. 2Gs5 % winter strsishts 5s1 e.,
patents s. 5VQS+ 50 spring ,<,a- 81 5oQ
.1s n .u-er So s5Gss 10 extra Nc 5 s. 30
rs RVE FL,eUR-Flr1n Quoted; 65a3II-,IgsTF1rrn AZ T
ea2-s 70 tsnsz- = - REG WEAI|Frr. Qgse4;
~ .-e z-s .a.ou 81 45aSi So coarse q 4g - % a.
slg So 50 s1an7sr9 r.-aas - - - =. s. sa7 56as2s sacks.
@ s g. :, Seee sSass5 80 suk SO 2oaS26 20 sacks
GRAIN -WE-r-There we're plenty Of Is sess sat t@Rs ss
1se-ae--s n he wheat rua-set to-day Inc ms
-s5-5 -. --r ,y,-r,ar- report which mace d e'lL
tg- cre r7~ winter wheat. aga-1st . - al
a. rs yes- ago II 80 faf ol. .. 81, mat
starts F-a--e-e- and the price shot W Sc oIs.
y pre-rss night most q taking ac+ n - lile
- business 71rrrileo -, "a .-zs n practically
h1el D. high as 10 1a-s5 - = = ~
g. lss E7eEs gEi-s 70 So seIr rinsi prices The
"a. Ma
-g -1- OLD method u figuring ~. - =, - ,as
- Hh-at crop based on th7 - O. 90 t,sh last
am a1z - ~ Ga bush harvest iss- ~ -
- Eaz-6a~@e amounted l.3lso-v -AcfSs -
o y e s.zI s.r- General expectations hAo beeh
= roa5i-g- l-4zt hgh a. tLs IfTE-S - ,t-1
= lss5-- - g.f below expectations IL every "sy
e Qlarr-- r ..rlaur~ with all II the state reports
rsl-.-.- ~ such s1eit~Tnent am Iil'e moe
/ -a- r5us - the MARKET az oF s'ts'- ,-r-
selling some a4aEf~f- pree1iii7, ,'- -
80 sr .s T.a e., blIish statistiss AH1 ti~-siAh ~
/ -is-- Tie -sGraN-sL t.- Fri'r I'4N7@~ --N-.--r
S-r and gt-a H4f aud.- the lrrl-nee % D-rs4siril
- -rr-l L1s.uvsrr bE HE l9-S 'iHI - - . .
- a rlal-- astt~ resp ilz- ~ Ps,rs
/ r=e--- ..frr sarsits. d good a%el - wheat
-. hgI- faf Investment as,e4rt duf-ik ne -@te
sH1r r.s.r-. -Ge 1larler in rather weak position
- y e g. ernte1r report and the export business tie
were p .lret bs The Aolern Ai-5ei iFIo
Ia1-r much rain and by Argentine sliipIlrA'S
z.s '@s bush seeordi1E T.. oi3oil'l'all. -,
a. fr . 7tl tl-b S@eA- IRE sal..-
~. ~ eorre America The total World eAiHFls
~ S@-s lsS 90 t,s- guirg ~ further rad HesuFF
=, @-azpsf Fnsreer ~zs 2izH3A ref higheF "hlit
;z.-.s y se ~ tnt LEhl sEs.ns5L ,et hsher
=. e. 49, las 81 -
- =. s--k a. Sornpe-t rciats -Kpeet@a 70 d.
~ 1ErEe- rgrseS s. ns1. eer-zr~r aa1 81 L r =
&c A1Eszeru Duluth g. II 2. ard 20 as'l
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May s-CATTLE-ReceiPts, estimated.
shour . head market steady; steers 50 5oq - 81
COWS s. IS Sc hefers. So 80 q SO 10 bulls % pug
e. 40 calves So Sc -; stockeTs and feeders 80 20
80 * HOGS-Receipts estimated. about 25ooo
tasd- market DC choice heavy shipping 80 90
e. 81 hutchers s. s. 50; light mixed 50 % GSo 90
Choice hight s. 90. packing 50 10 q 80 6U PIGS
81 - a & -: bulk sales 81 80 50 Co sHEEP.Re
sheep sass %; lambs, s6gs7 73; yearlinss, 50 SO
;3r;,,natf - o5 Nav s-HOGs-steady; butchers and
sbinners IS TS5 SO. common. 81 30 qsJ 30 CATTLE
IS 81. common, g. - asa 10 sHEEP-steady S8qs So
lambs steady. 50 90 a 81 70 -
.ae@s ga 75gs TEALs-Receipts. $500 head; active
head. fairly active and steady TO SC lower heavy and
,txed q Sc O5: Workers s. 40 SO o5 roughs - s0n
e. 10. dairies 81 70 s6 SHEEP AND LAMBS -Re-
Csfnrs 13 head: sheep active and steady lamps
slow and higher; lambs, s5as1 10 yearIngs 80 20
VTIEsgsss CITY MAY s-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000
mad Including 500 Southerns, market steady; sock
-s II- choice export and dressed beef steers 50 81
GS7: fair TO good 81 Sc 25 Western steers so9
Sc 50. stockers and feeders, So 50@S5 90 Southern
s-eers s. 104 Southern cows So a 81 SO; native
COWS 81 % S5 50. heifers. 81 80 ss 80; bulls
So 80 n 81 IS calves 50 - a So - HOGS-Recei ipts
10 400 market steady; light hogs &c hisheC
ron s0c- bulk OF sales. 81 4oq s. 55 heavy. % 90
e. so. packers and butchers. 50 40Tk3 % y: hght
s. 90 q So 52l7; pigs, S+Gs4 ~. SHEEP-dteceipts
200 head market strong lambs. SO 20 >, 20 ives
ana vearngs s5as5 rs; Texas yearlings. s5 80 a So
Texas sheep 50qs5 so, stockers and feeders s. 70
Union Stock Yards Pittsburg, May s-CATTL>6;..srI-
r1 light steady: 81 S5dS7 TO- prime, 50 5eas6 90
STFFlF-Suppy fair slow prime wethers - 4VGSo 90
III and common S2TS3 lambs 81 50lS7: veal calves
Mediums 81 s5aS5 heavy Workers. s. So light York
srs s. Is: pigs So eoQS5 65 roughs. s. oosS5 so
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
MARkET.

New YORK MAY 1oV't
clIpnE 80 cars for export alive, 81 Ior tta held
Wednesday IL car ears f U 4eady as compared with
gades ers o6 higher bulls ana cI%s ooseI 70
he 40c hlgner The Yards were oeerea- e0 bniis At
steers sold at 50 }se 80 fat u bulls at So 50 SO a5
tail ends at s. 30; cows s. 80 50 40 st extra al ga
f9s & al 20 No Change from yesterdays quotations Of
& ,e ce5Sg t sr mat TOP cattle selling high as 1s
at london Mn1eaDoiis for London will take out
26S head and 500 S6o bsa of cattle for
ar7R Io the Vest Indies sheep for L Dlenoaek
making with previous shipIaen'sm m tF9 s fh,s and
total for the week t 10 Sts Of Great Britain
eGSepfion Of - cattle and 11e sheep . 7.sa N
avsrsFe at s. ~ y do Las ss NJ a. a. IS 1850
npil NJ s. 90; 90 1910 n, at 81 70: do. 11s4 10 at
do. $50 r. at 81 20 ,GSa GSs nv " a. s. 40, do
less n at s. % I11O n at s. 20 y az DO - 1892 81
81 10 do 1000 10. 81 do 900 n at So 90; DO
900 n at Sc 70 - DO eos ~, a. 81 1 -" IA 4P % at So s5
do 81 n 50 . % go n at 1 9 ~ > a4' a4 81 30 70 10
sanders: / bu. 1900 n, at 50 80: do 1850 ~
do 1910 n at $4 40 rG9S n At 81 so do $50 r6
t9 - 56 a. Ia9S 9 n at ss 90 do o9s h. So 75 l8
oo sxfon ssS ~ { Co 20 Penns5lvania steers, 1917 H.
at tsSSVtsReceipts s. were SAT head including se5 for
butcbers end 4S2 for the market There vas bT5sh
demand for the stock and pgLGes o a - per
1a6 ~ nresse5 calves firm &c higher. City
dTessad vea1s sold at 9q12c h country dressed
d ssIes0H H Hollis: 90 veals. 132 lb average at
- Tcbp - Pc = T4Ison: IL veas i39 II. At 81 - ~
s Sanders: % veals 133 Ii, nj s. 5o' 80 CO 10
ID. a 81 %. -. . TOT. oa-z o-
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts were Is51 cars s OF :
--E head Including 1914 for slaughteFers anu
FOR the market making. with the stale stock, =
.ars IN eaIe sheep nominal. lambs dun ana no
800 tbar steady with held over Medium TO
good cIipued lambs sold Sc p Sc - per 100 10
few prime handy unshorn DO at SIS dressed NUT mutton
and dressed lambs slow and unchangeq; country @
cass. city dressed S5QSI- ., .l--
SaIes-Kerns Commission Cotnp % 7o0 III 4
ciinped Buffalo do. zoe Ib a. s6 70; 2@s do IS H.
A. sS 20: 100 do so h at Sc e5- ~ -, r..
HOGS-Recepts were 10 cars OF 1915 heag =, a. a. @ 1or
slaurhtarers except few head STEADY az 80 % per
100 forg good medium state n0gs
Ssles-S Sanders state hogs 100 - average Al
C. - Te~ 100 10; I rough $50 Ib, at s. 20 -.
Judd G Ciate Yesterday state hogs' l9o
n al s6 -. roughs. 36i b. az IS %
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. May s. 1905
C0FFEk-The conee market made a generally
showing to-day, Closing steady advance
of points safes were reported $1,000 bags. The
CpeEsc nm a. saedya1ce OF points in response
higher French cables small receipts primary
pe1-s I1s-e vas some scattered selling
eteTec 70 he for realizing BY buyers the low
recently noted. and Of II supposed be
sEzi1st I'm offers from Brazil interests
s.lSz1 AEEFeSati0g quite Sufficient
prices s-cu15 the Initial figures tapsrt
un1er1one 20 The market Buish arguments based
decreasing Visible supplies and the strength with
vaac1 n WORLDS visible IS held.
sErsc any important outside buying movement.
sc1ls--ve selling is not being freely and
situation factor
Es-sHeCse deliveries running recent figures
re STEADY volume rejecting. Is said light Interior
supplies, G1c The outlook for
naturally favorable expectations the course of
r-oss cErl1S the sumner months Eavra l2Rs
ts1c 1She-- brazilian markets firm. but IN
cazlzse eG1 The feature Of the primary
AsAt Jun5ishy receipts only 5000 bass against OO0
ttgs tVo years ago The market FOR spot coffee
stssoy- Ti1A quotations tie basis Fio No
The rEe % contract prices IN market to-day
"a Is follows
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

.I. N.aler, u 1. aaoa. CoRN-seo-,, -.- ~. NJ.
the nrev,o fork up 70 sse advance of 3c ov-r
Hsht which a sale in
clined ~ ~ hsires The was in,
n-asr. seh or after frfner opening on account n.
,,aa.s IRON commission houses and talk of be.tar
out IN the late afternoon .ha-ed the big wheat
80 closeo very adv
Al oen ntpnents were 1s25eeo bush compared with .
nto,OS 1uAh the previous week corn here was
o1ots .sS nominal aoat. being the only
rn.sIor msaaoe IN absence of supplies. OAFS-Com-
60 Hooses were buyers Of September ari old IuIv
eos,n me market ruled generally firm with other grains
., a. TOP cash Closing
TO AZ nv Missd 26 to 81 H. 5Iiac: natural white Is
sS1 10 ssS Gtoc and clipped white 30 to 40 10 $50
sac RfE-Market duh; No 2 western eoc non,,nsI
q Q New York BARLEY-Market nominal Wheat
,. aggregate 195e ss3 bush against e2o $50
q. les ano Zs4 4ls last yea- since July / IsO-
Ao against LAG is5. o4o year Corn EXPORTS for
He ~eek SETS bush, Oo2 last week and
80 last July A. $50 6s5 aeains+ 81
1IS. 73T last year - ''' against O9'-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

toffeN-Ths cotton market
9c--a-los CURING DAY s session. sharp midday
sEec almost break in the late trading
Caae- heavy realizing and local selling
S7est tea = apparently Ea6 The wide
oI Tsre generally attributed technical conditions
= is near months The market closed steady. but
- decline q 16 q points estimated
. - points ea6 during the late
Hs sSs e. u to Is points under realizing
pressure which encouraged by easier cables
sZpectea- better weather absence o.
t7rs al TIE they cared After sell
suddenly pronounced
q Wall support and covering. and
EP e-I1c. : points higher. while later
a1-ls sold points higher In the late trading
rhs-e hesvy selling Wall Street brokers, and
tuy &c break of 30 points from the top
decline q . points The close a little
from the Lowest covering The various ruulor-
EasStp the situation in the months
other factors
calling for fair and
ss-re- weather received before rhe midday sd-
-z-oe II could hardly explain the afternoon
cla-aCe- Of sdv1ces concerning Southern
SGT such 70 contribute 70 the de-
@5ovs ~ offerings Superintendent Kings
follow Port receipts. ooie!
tsss sSzs-sJ ysa-- overland 10 mills ana
Csasaz ALAG against - 76e last =ear; Southern Rail
..1Es estimated 81 against $1,000 last year loss
q s~k a -e-tor 1oN1rs SIC. against %. SS last
3 -ss zs- Total crop n2overuent-PoTt receipts
bsIea against sos SEQ last year overland 20
us 80 Canada sSaiIst 1,ess5s3 last year
Eo-+-e-- -siU tak-gs $50 600 against ls4eotl last
y.s- stock in excess q SeltloeI
a0 zs5ur "a year: brought into sight mus
Sos saeso- 53s against L. TS-3l2 last year
r. rz-ze prices fl The Local market 10
esv ss
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

- hEIALs-TIN-A further decline reported in
45es u! al aia los The local
sc 10 80 4 coPPER a or s 3 5s ron p
local market vas reported Wea WITH nries shaGs
Lower on the average Lake quoted 5
l2S!3sc LEAD declined 10 t12 Cd in the London
sPELTER was unchanged al SO is Cd in L5ndon ana
f 3h EIfsb IN 1e oca. tpaIAet IftoN vas unohansed
SOS a and Cleveland ed Producers OF
al their meeting OF YESTERDAY although instances
nsret 40 togndP Ps S6-t6eTn GeT is anoSed at
Tod1e EScang Wa oe tGr s6 Ps ip3 e a te
ssaF ss are i SS0ted as foIiogs Gssn sl Ma sag
October and November sl4 5oG$5 and December sl4 10
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for molasses
lions foiio Ra M6ss New 6 6ses Ms osnaga co
o N 1Sglse ; fair & 1gao' @ gSod 22a2So pine 8S 8aS
iS'gI7c fair. l6g2oc' good. 1sa22e' prime. IG25c;
0ILs-CottOnseed oil was quiet to-day; with prices
stesey t9 5oo hTIa & on light offerings and hull supper
40 Iinseed oil vas hrIn at the advance reported
We quote: PETRoLECM. standard white bbls,
fined cases New York, 10000 Philadetphia. 0s5c:
water white. New York bbls 1o7Sc; bulk, 7c'
New York. eoc: Philadelphia 1ss5c. COTTONsEED
8 o Ma 81 4asc 5Gne a. a Acc Suy ASP
u y 43c; OF summer yellow, May. 4oa a 42Ac: good
& of sumner s so yeow q $50 prime Thite s 45G 4,s
seed, city - SAC; of raw. - 43c:
1aTRef i had weaker opening on
account OF easier 1--we hogs. but rallied with grain
mated for SATURDAY.. 1000: Kansas City had I4ooo
Omaha 12,co and the West $1,000 PoRK-Ba-ely
.3eady sc 0uotsd; Mess SO 5oqS12 So family s179
90 fsaF f ssas ss Ps s Sssi5 SSss5
Quoted at s2eas2s DREssED Hods-steadS Quoted:
5seons 7s.e $50 n 7Is9 100 r. She 49 n ST.
Quoted: Smoking a1oo 10 exc; y n exc i n.
g Ficked hams steady Quoted at loc, TALLQH-
stead Quoted: Midas wessrH CITY
south America 75c Continent CSC Brazil kegs lie
STEADY Quoted Oleo like city lard steartne, 1oc-
RICE-The market was quiet locally but steady
eri,e eSoes &c; sS 1929 g5etnso rama fore,Sa
steadT with most Of the refnsrs naning SOC less
continued 5-20d 5.30c according to delivery.
The following are list prices subject 70 rebate Of
cut loaf q SSc; cr7isbe3 6 ooce r,o1fd s5r cubes
granuated, 5.75c; XXXX powdered, ) G5c: powdered.
powdered and fruit powdered Eagle coarse
DO 10 Bib baFs do 70es To- n has a : ca Ca
: SOC 10 ! : 3Gcs Nos and ? : e5r SSo Z : oot: =:
csc No 10 : SIC: No Il. soc. No L. 75c: No
l5 47oc: Nos u = and 16 1850. The London
quoted lis I'd and June at lis 844d The local
market h-Tner at the close. although prices
centrifugal &c basis 9e
which was winding UP Of Thursdays business Duty
SscoFado 50 test sec and moasses sugar, sa test,
y-ar the dates The decrease Of stock
4o490o tons against decrease OF as 33T
supply Of 8IT6 s75 tons against s551 75 tons last
year or q decrease Of 3T4.eo0 tons
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool MAY s-Closins: WHEAT-spot firm: No
80 Western winter. rs "A; No California IS o14 d
-,'~zs steady AIug July. Is sssd SepteTn-
her Is Sl.d CORN-spot hrm; new American hIln
1rt.6 IS foi i. American mixed, 5s I'D FUTURES
guieT: May s. lOd: July nominal PEAs-oErad adam Ian
steadv - Tl4d. FLOCR-Ninter patents; 94lst -s'
- = pEEF-ENtra India mess strong. 1888 Sd
t5apE Prime mess Western strong. 75s HAMS
tfart cut - to 10. qaiet. as Cd BACoE-t'url-
@ 3u 10. quiet Ais, short rib. 10 70
.. u, Quiet long clear middles. light. = 70 -
n oui-t Cd. long clear HIiddlvs heavy 80 TO AZ
80 tUt.t 4os- short clear backs. rs 20 ID. quiet
g9s 81. clear bellies Ii IT. quiet. 4os sHot L
T,E75E sonar. ii TO 13 10. duh 2Ss. LARD-PriTe
western in tierces. steady as Cd AmeTiean Tenne1
oo y - t,HFFSF.-Arnercau finest white steady.
American finest coloTed. steady els Sd Cana dian
60 mine steady Sd Canadian finest colored
sfnadv COS Cd TALLOW-Prims city. dull 26s TUR-
PRS T4s h'fSlN-t onlIi''H
.,.adr s. ad PETROL ET-M-Rehned quiet 81 d
7 TrNSFEn oIE.-Steady. @3s
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
STORAGE NOTICES

TTR=PTT Storage & Warehouse Company.
a. - and - West 6+th srreer--Eo Mrs
" Miller Mss Harriet BaEzs. Miss Helen
Lee Eessle- Miss Cora r Wallace Mrs
2 n scott. Charles Lee Mrs PalSJ
Navjus A. " Richardson and Laura Gil
len and Holzwasssr x Co.. " Lot-imer.
4 z Dudley You and each q YOU ars
7sran,y r7orIdef that the tine for the pay
u7err OF our lien upon the property herein
a Star described having expired. after dU9
notice thereof had been given vcC- We viii
cause such PrpVer-y-t" Wit hcuSehold
goods aud rueTChanGise-s-a7-t by YOU Or
In vour name in the warehouse of the com
many % b sold at public auction accord
IN 20 the statutes IN such cases made and
provided AZ the auction room o. " Fl
FIAT~TAT & son. southeast corner l3ra
street and University Place. Cornrnencl1S
TUESDAY. Nav 18Th. 1s-f~- a 1880 M.
and continuing on every Tuesday and
wednesday thereafter. AZ the same place
and hour until all the goods have been
soII Liberty Storage & Warehouse COM
Dany. 43. - and ~ West 6+rG s.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
USEFUL MAN and GARDENER.-YounE
capable; Years reference last employ
er Will be generally useful NJ. g. ~
F-itx-rald's Bureau sGS 5th ave cor 42d-
USEFUL MAN-By colOred man; o. gen
eraI housevork- Call o. H Hinton.
West geth st
USEFUL MAN or gardener, also under
stands horses. rnfIdie aged wages. SIS
$40. Address BOX IS. 1918 81 ave
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Fema1&

COOK K--Pa-tIcuIarIy neat thOrouElly U1-
derstands all branches Of plain and fancy
col-riuz- zOO1 references. city OF country
= n. Mrs. Golfers Assu-y. ~ Wssr
I'd 81
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HEI w
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED.-Position as nurse or compan-
ion TO gentleman; Will take care OF slight
dementia. no objection to travel; good ref
erences. H. w Mitchell, - y. Washing
ton st.. Plainville, Conn
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
WORK WANTED.
ale.

TUTOR, &c-A public school teacher.
highly recommended. wishes 10 act as tu-
tor or companion to the young lads OF
ra5ned family during the summer c. J.,
Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

COACHMAN.- -CoIored, understands care
fine horses carriages and harness handy
man. city or country. private FANNY II
Warburton ave. Yonkers. y Y
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

A NUMBER Of buffers, second and useful
men Al references; all capable, sober.
reliable: lowest wages, anywhere Oster-
5ergss Bureau, 716 Lexington ave. Tel
IO55-Plaza-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

BUTLER and riding horseman. country or
city; references. Gavirat. Christopher
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-27

York Beach and In Massa chusettS and
New HaInpshire.-iMrs, Gilman and
daughter. Miss lulu, wentto West Hart
ford yesterday. where Mrs. Gilman Is to
recuperate from n recent operation. Miss
Sylvia Cleveland, who has been visiting
at w. II. Gladdng's for three weeks,
has gone to her, home in West Soner-
Vile. Mass ,Messrs. Marvin OF Boston are
guests OF Mrs. Gilbert ut Charles Gris-
wold's.-.Mrs. Emma Ganboi OF Boston,
who has been visiting ut c. II. Ingalls's.
is spending n few days in Montpelier. -
Mrs Phipps OF New Haven, Conn. and
Mrs Wetmore Of Fair Haven. Conn,
have returned to their homes after being
at Charles Grswold's,-Mrs. Clarence
Cole Is III.
The trial Of sylvia Thayer of Braintree.
who was arrested Monday on the charge
OF not responding to q call made him, as
constable, to arrest an alleged drunken
man, was held Tuesday. n. s. Boyden
OF Randolph Center appeared for Thayer
and w. NJ Wilson Of Randolph for the
state, and II. w. Mcintyre OF Randolph
was Judge. Decision was reservcd.-A
democratic rally will be held Saturday
afternoon at I 80 IN Dubois e. Gays hall.
George Fred Williams OF Massa chusetts
and Thomas II. Browne, former mayor
of Rutland. are TO be the speakers. The
Rev, Frazer Metzger entertained his
Sunday school class at the Spear farm
Tuesday afternoon with clam bake. -
Edgar Totten has been transferred to
Roxbury. where he Is TO be ticket agent
His place as telegraph operator here Is
taken by NJ. n. Ryan OF Milton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-27
RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Construction of the new water system
for Brandon will commences within n
week The contract for 1900 tons of pipe
was awarded to Charles Milar & Sons
Co. of Utica, y. y. The construction
work was given to John Farmer of Bos-
ton. Contracts for MIGRANTS and valves
went to the Ludlow Valve Co. of Troy
ney Is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. II. C. Carpcntor-Mr. and Mrs
Irving Howard and daughter. Gladys, arc
in Rutland for a several weeks stay
Mrs. Ellen II. Mann of Jericho Is visiting
Mrs. II. D. Crooks for few days.-Mr
and Mrs, Ozro Fish returned saturday
evening to Cambridge. NAss-Miss Ahca
Aim has returned from two weeks
stay in Plymouth, n. H.-Miss Ida NJ.
Pierce OF the Durham store is taking
two weeks vacation.
A republican rally will be held at the
town hall Saturday evening with Sec
rotary Leslie NJ Shaw and Warren Il.
Austin of St. Adams as speakers Tho
Misses Catherine and Florence Briggs of
Montpelier arc guests of Miss Carrie
Ormsbee Mrs. +. a. Manchester has
gone to Claremont, y, H.. whore nh" Will
speUd fcW DAYS with Mr.. Manchester, -
r. II. OShurn has gone to MddlVhury
where he viii assist the Minllebury band
during the fair. -Orvil Burns of Crown
Point. y, WAS In the police court Tues