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A Deliberate Invention.


particular
A Deliberate Invention.
Taking up the quotation from the
Boston Herald the president says:
There is really nothing to say ex-
cept that it does not contain the
slightest particle of truth and that the
misssta tementis so gross that it is diff
cult to believe it other than a deliber-
ate invention. There is not the slight
est foundation for it, and no success
full effort can be made to show that
there is the slightest foundation for
1t.
II such assertions as those of these
papers are made in good faith, on
knowledge of facts with any other
purpose than to produce a political
effect by false pretenses or by reck-
those making them produce the
specific cases to which they refer.
II in such cases the accusation is
found true it will have occurred with
out my knowledge and I shall deal
with 1t In the precise spirit of my in
Structions to the civic service COM
mission referred to.
In New York, Pennsylvania, In
diana and Wisconsin,, so far as / know
an enormous majority of appointees
is in each case for the presidential
candidate from the stare. This has
not been true in Ohio, and my inter-
ference in patronage matters in Ohio
has been limited to my insisting, as I
should insist anywhere else, that op-
position to the purposes, policies and
friends to the administrator shall not
be considered a necessary perquisite
to holding the commission of the
president.
I'm my letter to the civil service
commission Of June IL. 1902. which
holds good and will be enforced, Of
ffcers are warned not to use their
places to control political movements,
nor to coerce their suborddnates. nor
to neglect their public duties for poll
teal work, nor to cause any public
scandal by their political activity, but
outside OF the classified service they
are not otherwise limited in poHtica
activity No officer will be permitted
to violate the above injunction with
my knowledge, no matter for what
candidate he may be working: and ]
may add that the only officers to
whom any question of violation OF
this injunction has hitherto arisen
nave been men who are not working
for Mr.. Taft
the facts. Not an appointment has
been made that would not have been
made II there had been no presidential
contest impending, and in no case has
there been a deviation from the course
that would have pursued had none
of those who actually are candfdat es
for the nomination been candidates,
nor has single office holder been re-
moved or threate with removal
or coerced in any way to secure his
support for any presidential candt.
date. In fact, the only coercion that !
have attempted to exercise was to for
bid the office holders from pushinp
my own denomination this heinz ,7one
in the letter sent to the members al
nv cabinet on Noyenher 10 1an1 ),
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Town of Bishop Burned.

The town of Bishop, five miles west
of Topeka, on the Rock Island railroe5
was destroyed by fire which orfginated
in the roof of the Rock Island denof
fro ma defective ffue Friday noon. HE
depot, which was also the whole town
consisted OF box car from which the
wheels had been removed.
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New york Produce Market.


New York Feb. 10.-BUTTER-Market
firm Creamery extras. SAC. third to first.
3Q33c.
CHEESE-Firm. Full cream specials. 16c;
small colored ard white. fine. l6xc; ditto
large colored fine. 15Ac; white. 1876: dit"
best, 11A912c: ditto common TO raIr. y1eg
Inc.
EGGSrEasy. Western first, CSC; Sec.
onds, 2115W22hc
POULTRY-Alive poultry dull. West
ern chickens. u1xc; fowls, 1870; turkeys.
lac. Dressed was steady. Western chick
131ec.
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New York Stock AIarkee.

Wall ST., New York. Feb. 1o.-STOCKs-
Active selling of stocks was in evidence at
clines resulted throughout the list. Della
ware and Hudson fell 2 points, Northern
o9s l points Ksadng II points n dnion
Pacific rs points, Southern Pacific, Great
Northern. preferred. Atchison. Rock Is
and Anaconda 1 point and many active
stocks a substantial fraction
Prices rallied poorly and continued SELL
ing cost nearly every leading stock
point or more. The decline was accom-
panied by the sale of many large blocks
eral Mining preferred gave way ~ points,
Manhattan 4 points. Denver and Rio
ee 81 ponts popas
and Southern Pacific. Illinois Central and
, Tennessee Tel Copper ~ points s.. The tone q
O'clock DC s1 me- was '''''e s'eAoef a u
There was temporary arrest to the de-
rapidity and greater activity. Minneapo-
lis. st. Paul and Sault Ste, Marie, Chicago
Grsst Western preferred fs A, Anglican
ing company fell points. Northern Pa
cific and Baltimore and Ohio rs points.
and afs POINTS, unen P
cific 21s points. St Paul and st. Louis and
San n, FRANCISCO s first preferred points, and
Bonds were weak
LIQUIDATION was unrestrained and con-
siderable additions to the days losses
were made. The standard railroad stocks
were the weakest feature. st. Louis and
San Francisco first preferred lost points
Canadian Pacific 31a points. Northern Pa
c eli 81 points. Union Pacific. Southern
Pacific and United Railway and Invest
ment preferred 21k to "a points, and Great
Northern preferred points.
The fall In prices failed to create any
demand and the decline was uninterrurf-
ed. The western railroad group and Reed
Ing were extensively sold Manhattan
points. Reading 4ss points. L. and n.
points, st; Paul BY points. Union Pacific
General Electric 81 points and western
Union 25z points.
Range Of Price on Stocks
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Kansas City Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 10.-CATTLE-
Receipts today II CO., including 500 head of
southerns. Market steady to 10c lower.
s. SO05 90; native cows and heifers, 81. 40Q
500; stockers and feeders, 3.25@4 50; bulls,
"a .0065 90: western cows, $1,000. co.
HOGS-Receipts today 1900 head. Mar
ket 1Oc lower. Bulk of sales. A15@4. IS ;
heavy, s425@440: packers, 81 15@435; pigs
and light ss.5o@40.
SHEEP-Recelpts today 1000 head. Mar
ket steady. Muttons, 81 6O05.e0: lambs. Sc. Is
$3.50: range wethers, $4.7596.2o %; fed ewes,
81. 5OG5.00.
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inexpensive Muslin
UnderWedT---SpecidI Sale

There elaborate
There pretty for those who prefer less
undenuins tell
today You underwear here small cost
ALL the qualities will
hardw
of fulnsthe
refined
in thesega garments S literally demonstrated
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Ch;capo Live Stock Marked.

Chicago. Feb 101CATTLE-Receipt to-
day about 81 900 head. Market 1OQ15c low
er. Beeves 49, $4,000; cows and heifers.
s3.5od450; calves. s5o0@7 90; westerns. 50. rs
HOGS-Receipts today about 5000 head.
Market 10Q15c lower. Lights s405@435:
"a. 10G4I5: pigs, S. 5094 10; bulk of sales,
81 2594. IS.
SHEEP.Receipts today were about 49,,
600 head Market Zoe lower. Natives, 50. 20
rs. 20: westerns, Sc. 25d5 IS; yearlings s.. Is
de Is; lambs, s5ooG6.so; westerns, $500
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Liverpool opening cables: Wheat sd
lower; corn Md lower.
Liverpool second cables: Wheat 1@1kd
lower; corn SD lower
Car lots at K c.: Wheat, 81: corn, 20;
oats 9.
Estimated car lots at K. c. Tuesday:
Wheat 6S; corn, Is; oats, 49,
Car lots at Chicago: Wheat, Is: corn,
356; oats. 103.
Estimated car lots in Chicago Tuesday:
Wheat, IS; corn. 395; oats, 2N.
Receipts of wheat in the northwest to-
day were 1896 cars. Last year 40.
Liverpool closing cables: Wheat $50
11sd lower; corn A@3sd lower.
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HORSES AND NUDES.
Mules. $50; horses. LOO Trade dull at
weak prices Only good to choice grades
selling readily. Fewer buyers here than
a week ago:
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Gold etched glass for wedding gifts.
Miss Jennie Bross, lois Harrison. Ind 1s4a
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Topeka. Feb. 10.
MIXED AND BUTCHERS "a mao q
lf1xAr $500 49,. g. S5Ip4 IA
lCannot use hogs under i6o poun6s sseS
not market hogs unless same are IA III
finished. as We cannot use half far st,,e 9ii
CATTLE. s~aAA.l
I'VE give below prices Of cattle e.~F
at once. until further noticei
COWS l8ooo, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SS SS1So A.,
SOM 10y e x y a .-............. 200SS2 "a
HEIEERS (common) ......,.. SSwXS.SS
BULLS (goo0 ............... 55.So91I5
BULLS tcommon} ............ sSg0AsQo
CALVES, 10000 lbs. ... xWQ2.60
CALVES, over 200 lbs. ....,. a14i.E
EGGS AND POULTRY. soQS-60
FURNISHED by the Topeka Psci,
1l4-1ls w: Laurent St This Is VIZ, Co.
markell "noiesa1e
POULTRY-springs. all sizes. az,
SIC: young ROSTERS. SC; old 80, mems.
young turkeys. 1oc: old toms. Sc cks 4c;
SC; geese. &c. S' uuckn,
BUTTER-i4G20c.
FURNISHED by The Continentar -
Co.. Topeka, Nan creamery
s4 saarhe enieaxo s ssss n Z. Creamery
E EGGS-Chicago. &c: N. r. 10
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Kansas city Produce Market.

Kansas City. Feb. 1o-Close-WHEAT-
IS cars Unchanged. May. 9215c;
July, S65kc Cash: No. hard, 94Ga61bc:
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Market Gosafn.

FURNISHED by J. E. Gall. Commissions,
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office ITO W. Sixth st. Phone 4S6.
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Topeka Market, ~
FURNISHED by the Charles Wolfy p.,.s
Co. Yards close at noon SaturdayI..
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Kansas Citx Live Stock Sales Today.

Kansas City 1--we Stock Sales Today.
1.-THE following sales were made today at
telephoned to The Topeka State Journal
by Clay, Robinson & Co.. live stock com.
mission merchants. with OFFICES at all
marketsl
Kansas City. Feb. 10.
CATTLE-Receipts today 1000 head
Market steady to 10c lower.
HOGS-Receipts today IA, 900 head. Mar
ket 10G1oc lower. Bulk of sales, a. 15q4So
top $40.
SHEEP-Receipts today 1000 head Mar
Eef slow and steady
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. ILL.,, Feb. 10.-CHEESE-Mar-
ket steady Daisies, 121kG13c: Twins, 110
125ac; Young Americas, 12Q121zc.
POULTRY-Alive poultry firm. Tur-
keys, chickens and springs, lie.
BUTTER-Marxet steady. Creamery, q
@33c: dairy, 21G29c.
EGGsEasv. At mark, cases included.
1o11m2011c.
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Chicago Market.

FURNISHED by ]. E. Gall, Commissions.
Grains. Provisions, Cotton and Stocks
Office liz w. Sixth ST. Phone 1851
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Kansas CITY Grain Market.

Kansas City Grain Market.
Furnished by J. e. Gall, Commissions
Grains. Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
Office ITO w. Sixth St Phone 1861
Kansas City, Feb. TO-
Open High Low Close Sat
July -. SsH Ss% u s5H-Ss S6M s6N
May =. 55% 5sss 55-5sh 55A 55%
July =. 5514-ss 55A 561s 56A-as 55as
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No. hard, s2@s41ac; No. red, sLooh; No.
red. CSC.
55Ac. Cash: No. 2 mixed, 55Aq65Ac: No.
mixed, 551kc: Nos. and white. S5a4c =
white, 4s65O1kc: No. mixed, 4s1104s14c.
RYl74Q7Sc.
HAY-Choice timothy steady. $1l00
1890; choice prairie. $9.00995o.
BUTTER-Firm. Creamery. sc; pack
ing stock, 2015c.
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Range Of Price on Stocks
FURNISHED by ]. e. Gall, Commissions
Grains. Provisions, Cotton and Stocks
onfce ITO w. Sixth st. Phone 486
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Scipio is about II miles south OF u
tawa and some 20 miles further south,
four miles northeast of Chanute. is the
first COMPRISING station. Petroiia- The
gas is delivered to the COMPRISING sta
ton at Petrolia directly from the gas
wells through nine line which extends
into MONTGOMERY county and taps the
fields there. The. pressure which ma
ture gives to the gas as it comes to the
COMPRISING station at Petrolia varies.
some of it coming in at % pounds, some
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g. sS Eve eya s ! j. cf.s. g. 81
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, May 1a, 1905.
BEEyES-Receipts - $50 head, in
ending cars FOR the trading feeling
Dressed beeyes slow 9izQ11c per n. London and
Liverpool cattle steady at last
lions No shipments to-day; tomorrow the Adriatc to
London viii take quarters Of beef for the Swift
Beef Company 1.4O0 for the Morris Beef Company
CALyES-Receipts 296 head. including 200 for
slaughterers 96 for the market. Only few head
changed hands: the feeling weak. Prime Maryland
yeals sold at per III; dressed veas slow
S4lc per country dressed lower s6 50dS9 30.
SaIes-Kerrs Commission Company: 8 Maryland veals.
1l3 n average at Sc ~ per 200 n
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts II cars
55 head including a for the market. making. with
the stale stock. sale. The market duh
q nd unchanged; cars unsold Southern spring
sold at IS 75S9 per clipped lambs. Sc ordi
mar -ipped 81. Dressed mutton slow 9I11c
per n Dressed lambs weak at 114Qf3l3c; dressed
eaiesEKerns Commission 135 Maryland spring
lambs e5 H. average. 50 100 10 13 clipped Mary
iat sb5pers Commission Co 242 clipped Western lambs
Tobin Shannon: III Virginia spring lambs 81 70.
a IS -
HOGs-Receipts 10 cars. 1857 heal all
Feeling nominally firm.
sales date yesterdayD-S. Sanders: hogs. 100
n average per 100 ID; 26 do. las ~ So SO: II
do c22 rouEhs. 225 II, at 81 50; do Sac
10 at 81 so. do. $50 n. at 81 20.
s Judd 10 state hogs, 2ll ID, at so; roughs.
295 n at 81. -
stag. 240 II. 81 boar, 4S0 10 at 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago NAV 19-The local wheat market was
strong to-day. chiefly on account of corn the May
delivery of which sold at 1sc bushel gam OF sc
comma rcd with Yesterdays final quotation AT the
close July wheat was UP 12.c. May corn closed at
a net gain of &c and July at gain OF 1isc-
Oats were shade higher. Provisions were up
12Iac to CSC
The wheat market was dull. but the tone was
firm from start TO finish. The principal factor was
the sbarn uptIfrn in corn although firm cables and
damage reports from Kansas had considerable in
N,,ence Pit traders seemed inclined 10 fight any
advance early in the day and prices gained but
little During the final hour, however, an active
general demand based OH a rumor tEat leadlnS
elevator interest, which is said to practically con-
troI tho "a sh market was free buyer of options.
caused a strong advance July opened isc 20 1sc
higher at s91ac to $3.50 sold between S9c and 914c
and closed strong at 90tsc, CiearanceS Oh "rtat
pd eour were equal to 1S4 100 bushels. The world 3
visible supply decreased 100000 bushels Primary
receipts ASS, 900 bushels. against 5soOoV ousl
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago May 19-CATTLE-R Receipts Cestimated) about
head steady; S5dS7 -: 50 I5
helfers So 50q$6 10 bulls 81 40 So I6 calves 81 80
ass: stockeTs and feeders SO 25pS5 ie OGS-Recepts
estmated) about 10000 head market strong to shade
higher; choice heavy shipping 50 45I$5 62ia butchers
s. 45aS5 52l light mixed 50 a5a$5 40 choice light 50 ~
a 81 l5GS5 20 packing S5dS5 40; bulk OF
sale -. SHEEI-ReCeiPts ted about
dull and weak: sheep 81 50TS5 So
lambs s. 5oGST: yearliugs. 81 25dS5 IS.
Cincinnati May -HOGS-Active Toe higher butch
ers' ana shippers 81 TOqSj 10; 81 3jaSj -
CATTIE-slow and easy; fair good shippers, 50 25ep
50 -. 81 59uS3 20. SHEEP-Steady, 81 IJqS5
lambs and lower, SduSG p
East Buffalo. May lgcoAl il-Er tIeSelpts %" het, d!n
head NJ lower, S56S6 -. HOGS-Recepts.
s head l0G l5c higher: heavy. 81 T0d$" 81
mixed s. s0aS5 80 Workers, s. 50aS5 So PIGS 81 25g
81 ~. darfrs. 81 eo0Sj So SHEEP and LAMRS-Re-
GeiTs 40o head. and lower lambs $5aS 4o
Ire S. 5oas5 75 wethers s. 2jds5 so ewes. 81 I56s5
sheep. mixed S3pS" -, -.-, - r,--,.- . 600 ,-,.
Kansas civ Afsy 10 0-CATTLE- Receipts. 9"No head,
including souiherns market steady 70 9o lover top
10 dressed beef steers So SodSI 10;
fsir to good s5as6 so Western steers s50$ stoekrs
ara feeders So 25aSh southern steers 81 dd$b rs;
citeT1 81 259I&s 70, native cows. $2d$5 - native
bulls. 80 25nSd A. calves "a 30 s5
head. market sc higher, top.
8 So nuli of sses IS $3.50 so heavy IS 45gS5 s2
scLers snd butchers S. 3d3 IS 80, light S. 25dS5 40.
Die s4Qs4 90 sBEEP-Reesipts $500 head market, 10
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

els on the same day last year. Minneapolis. Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts OF S0l cars asdlns@
21O cars last week and i3S cars year ago.
The corn market was strong All day because OF
the active covering by shorts. which was oasec
yIpon the continued weather throughout tho
corn belt offerings Of May were nadequate 10
the demand and shorts found II difficult 70 ptlr-
chase any of that delivery without causing snarp
upturn other deliveries were also strong al
though i'm lesser degree. The market close1
strong MAY opened at 76c TO nc advanced TO $50
and closed ut 7Sc. July opened unchanged 70 tso
higher at 65&.c 655sc and advanced 20 $3.50.
where it closed Local receipts were $50 cars
with 1O3 of contract grade.
The oats market steady sn day. Iradins
light and confined chiefly to commission houses
July opened shade higher at 467sc- advanced 20
+7Isc and closed at $3.50. Local receipts were 900
cars.
The bulge in corn. small receipts OF hVe nogs
and strong market at Liverpool caused nlgneT
prices I'm provisions the close July pork was uI,
25c at S13 20. Lard 12i2c TO l5c hiSher ao
IS 571a Ribs UP 12fzc at 81 421s -.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wneat. 70
cars corn, $50 cars; oats, 1s4 cars; hogs 2s,OV'
head.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

CaTTOS-The cotton market was very nervous Is, i ano
Unsettled during to-dsys session, with the close pars
stead decline os 1923 points sales Here
bales With the exception q a pi
rey during the middle of tie day. the naIet
declining ren6enCy. result OF
OF 1sis
~s-- q whom credited with having recently 1aheh
ts-re ~-drrs on ne bull side Of the market \ more
fser opinion conditions 0nfaVorable trace
--s; while numerous buyers IN attGahIe on
fLs locsl sales goods. low prices Were bel iIs
.s-eS --e~s 80 chief 6earsh factors. market
-rsusC GlS points and during the
80 Ae-iG- sid Of 70 net loss OF 1895 points the
weak cables liquidation and Wall street bear pressure
Rsllv-nE within points Of Mondays hnas our
.ar TIE middle day covering and rather a
bsIisa weekly weather report which, however. merely
daily advioes already recognized the naThet
again the late trading. with july seLllfS
tsrk - about the previous level. while October
-cuohe6 The close shace w from tae 4o"t
unfoC1ded that more rasi-
Efforts TO line with recent agitation
Exchange We're afternoon infil-
rees hui later reported that these Investigations
Connected Ri7b subject which has no possible
bearing upon current OF future market . -.
The range Il prices in the local market tooss
mas 70 7-Ee
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

May 1o 1905
C0FFEE-whtle not active the coffee market made
-uite 8 10 closing steady
~ loQl5 points. Sales reported Of 1850
market opened steady, unchanged 10 10 points
higher IN response 10 higher French cables moderate
Brazilian receipts and buying by the trade interests
others absence 81 important offerings Europe
selling orders ring. but
their limits
be ADVANCING rate, the market ruled
improved during the after
buying by leading in the absence Of i'm
offerings. The business included a few eA-
changes. chiefly from July 70 May 1903, al POINTS
July course the active month mature, and
that position.
v1ih q fairly active IS already beginning
rre7a-e maturity switching its
rrt-aeIijs positions. This operation In the
MAY seemed favor the nearby long
and considering the cost OF carrying coee from
JvIv Nay the urenium OF = points being paid
v JULY longs later position certainly indicates
no rReskness IN the spot situation OF the European
markets closed advance Of az franc
v-s Hamburg unchanged The brazilian mar
ls-z somewhat irregular. Rio being p res higher
santos % reis lower Receipts at the TWO ig.ts
were lspRD bags against 10000 years age Ihe
market sro1 coffee steady. with quotations on
The basis of 6Ssc Rio No 4
ID
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, May 19.-C1osing- ng-WHEAT-Spot steady
on quays and Is SID in store futures quiet May. IS
Ju Is September. 7s I'd; December IS 1Ty a
CORN-spot. American; kiln dried 5s 100 firm: old
American steady 5s 10l1d; futures quiet: May 5s
Cd. PEAs-Canadan steady, Is Sd FLoUR-Wintssr
patents steady. 29s HOPS-In London tfaciic
Coast steady Il 15sdf2 los BEEF-Extra India rh SO
firm, 102s Sd. PORK Prime mess Western firm GS rs
Cd. HAMS-Short cut, IA 16 10, steady, AS BACON
Cumberland cut &c 80 n. quiet Ais 3D. short I'D
3D. long clear middles. light. y TO
"a rb quiet Ais Sd; do heavy. fo steady 40s;
short clear backs 6 to ~ steady S9s clear bellies
to n. shoulders, square. II TO 13 H.
quiet 2ss. LARD-Prinne western in tierces auet & as
United dull. sGds5s CHI EsE;S ECanadian hnest
white old. steady. 62s; do coiored Old steady o2 %
TAILOW-Priue city easy, 25s TURPENTlNE-Spirits
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
ewes and yeariinss, s41
Texas sheep. $4Gs4 rs;

lower: lambs IS 5od$6 90 and yeariinss $40
So; Texas yearngs s5gs5 so; Texas sheep. s4Gs4IS'
stockers and feeders. $3dS4 so.
Union stock Yards Pittsburs May 1p.-CATTLE-
Supply light market steady; choice IS .9gsI prime prime
2Oas5 30; cuils and con1mon 81 2aSS 20
lambs s4a$6 80. VEAL CALVES-so6*e so. Ho,is n.
Receipts light; active higher; prime heaves
mediums heavy Yorkers s5 s. lght Yorkers 20 %
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

steady s4s Sd RosIN-common steady. S. 81 PETRo-
LEUM-Refned quiet, Sid IiNsEED olL--steady' Us.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS.-s1Oc monthly. expenses paid.
men and women taking portrait orders.
country towns. United States. Canada,
Europe; Independent workers paid 50c. to
$50 an order; experience unnecessary; all
nationaIities employed. Write Stevensons
21S 9Th St, New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE of chattel mortgage l Will
sell to-day. at 1890 a. m. at 30 East
10th st. Manhattan. 5 job presses. paper
cutters motors u stands Of type, and all
other tools utensils and fixtures used in the
printing trade. BY order Of Attorney for
Mortgage l. Bernstein. Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

COOK.-Young Swedish girl; very good
cook and baker; excellent references;
wages SO; has friend chambermald' Wages
ave. Tel 1850 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Maia
WANTED.-Man and wife on gentlemans
place in country. short distance from
city: man as driver gardener. useful and
handy, milk one COW; wife as cook and
laundry work; give reference and wages
wanted. Address T. Mertens. so Mercer 81:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

COOK-BJ-TL Couple, German Prot
estants: wife first class cook and caterer
man butler and valet: excellent recon-
mendations: CITY or country. H, Mrs COL
Iier's Agency. 40 West sd St
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

COOK-Enklish Protestant; Thoroughly IN
derstan1s all branches Of plain and fancy
cooking: can take charge of large estab-
Ifshnent- good references. $. Mrs Col
Uer's Agency, I22 West 23d St
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

COACHMAN. &c - HOUSEWORKER~ r. :
Couple; coachman, gardener, experienced
in both branches; wife houseworker. no
washing: private family: country year
round: best reference. II. NJ. 14I East
ST
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

YOUNG MAN t3o>: mechanical ar clerl
cal evnariencs: 10 years with former en-
plover: steady position. no canvasSlhs'
George Weber 30S East 155th ST.
yOI-Nc, German. cavalry reserve officer: as
estate manager. with private family un-
derstands horses: speaks English A r.
p Roy 2T Tribune Office.