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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23
Will Get Together.

The National heads of two women'S
organizations, the Rathbone Sisters
and Pythlan Sisterhood, at confer
ence at Cleveland, Ohio. last Monday
prepared a definite plan whereby the
two societies are to be amalagamoted
under new name. The terms pro-
posed by the Pythian Sisterhood and
which is said to have been agreed to
by the Rathbone Sisters, are that the
past officers retain their rank in the
united organizations, that the admis-
sion Of Knights Of Pythias as honor
airy members be optional with each
temple or local lodge, and that the
larger body (the Rathbone Sisters)
bear the cost of reconstruction and
assimilation.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23
Long Bicycle RIDE.

Harry Fuller started early Mon
day morning for st. Louis on his
bicycle. He expecvS to be gone two
weeks covering the distance of three
hundred and twenty-five miles in
about five days. The route that be
has picked out is by way of Logan
sport, Delphi, Lafayette, Springfield
and East st. Louis.
Harry rides high-geared wheel, is
an expert wheelman, and is fully
equipped for his trip. Although this
is the longest Tip he will have made it
will by no means be his fastest, he
having previously made several Gen.
tury runs.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23
ParoIed Man Jumps Ills Job.

John Shea, paroled man who was
sent up from Plymouth to serve from
one year to three years and was re-
Gently paroled back to Plymouth, was
returned to the prison Tuesday even-
ing to serve his full term, which
amounts to nearly two years. Shea
ran away few days ago and went to
Fort Wayne, where he was captured
by direction of the prison authorities.
-LapOrte Herald.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23
charged with Arson.

Earl johnson of Etna Green was ar.
rested Wednesday and arraigned at
Warsaw charged with setting fire to
Albert Wrignt's livery barn in Etna
Green. He entered ! plea of not gull
ty and furnished bold in the sum Of
81, 900. johnson and his father are
also engaged In the livery business at
Etna Green and the afidavit, signed
by Wright, alleges that the younger
Johnson is responsible for the fire
which destroyed his livery barn and
damaged several other properties 10
Etna Green q month ago.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23
Long Haired Sect.

Two members Of the new religious
sect which has headquarters at Benton
Harbor, Mich, preached on our streets
last evening. They wear long hair
and flowing boards. One of their
reasons for this is a passage in Levitt
Gus which forbids marring the corners
of their boards. People Of this creed
hold all their property in common.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23

Dow Allen, who was shot and killed
by his young wife. at Cleveland the
other day. the wife then killing her
self, was originally from Monterey,
Ind, later . Plymouth resident, where
be worked 1t the old Novelty factory
there. He Was also well known here.
South Bend Times.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23
Randall Gets Two Years Contract.

The Plymouth school board has re-
employed Supt. Randall for the next
two years. MIR. Randall has met with
such excellent success that the board
was unanimous IN its desire to retain
him. The board took this action sew.
eral weeks ago, but it was only recent
ly made public.-Goshen Daily Dem
Ocrat.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23
No Longer United states.

In accordance with an order issued
by Secretary Hay, the inscriptions
UNITED States Consulate" no longer
will appear upon the embassy and con-
sular seals. On all the new record
books and seals will appear the words
-sAmerican Embassy" and American
Consular Agency"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23

Warsaw is having pavement
troubles. The people say the con-
tract was violated. Many have sig
nified their intention to contest pay
,ment of their assessment unless the
work shall Be made to ceme up to the
specifications Of the contract.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23

ting goods from one of our leading dry
goods stores under Misrepresentation.
1t was her habit to go and tuy what
she pleased and charge the same to
her father, he not being aware of it.
Several other complaints off,, similar
nature entered into the verdict. She
was sent to the Reform school.
Out in New Providence, Iowa, they
tell story about an urbane political
stump speaker who tried to win the
esteem Of the farmers by informing
them that he was raised on a farm.
The farmers looked him all over but
his stylish appearance was against his
statement. "Why," he said. 81 was
raised between two corn rows. The
credulous farmers were nearly won
over by this until one of the village
ipchriates in the rear sputtered out,
"Punkin, begosh!"
Can some lawyer tell us Wy twelve
and not greater or smaller number
was not adopted to compose jury,
asks an exchange. Some one has said
1t was because the prophets were
twelve, there were twelve Jewish judi
ges, twelve patriarchs, twelve tribes
of Israel, twelvc stones in Aaron s
breastplate, twelve signs OF the zodi.
&C. When juries we're first established
the Judge took them around with HIM
IN = cart until they agreed; II they
nailed TO agree they were fined and i'm
prisoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11
OTHER MARkETsRY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 1o.-cATTLE Receipts 1000 head;
including 1900 Marker steady to weak Coed
70 prime steers Sc loS g99r 70 medium 4sg$3 G
heifers. 81 1895 90 Gamers. 81 35G$2 A. bulls Sq
3 go IS 50dS7 Ia; Western steers 20 54s9 10
HOGS-Receips 2O00 head market steady 70 Sc hgaer
Mixed and butchers s. e5as5 60 good . choice mixed
bulk OF sales. s. e5qs5 10 sHEEP-Recsipts 12eoo
head: market steady lambs higher good to choice
wehers 81 4oGs4 So fair TO choice mixed So 70aS+ Is;
native lambs 81 25qS6 25
Cincinnati. Nov 1o-dOGs active 5a10c higher:
butchers So 2oQS5 d; common. 50 9S4 10 CATTLE
fair good shippers. 81 55qs5; common, SO
s. SHEEP steady 81 5oG$i. LAMBS, Sc J00S6.
East Buffalo Nov. observation-disclosures 100 head;
quiet prinesteers s. ecqsG 81 piping s5as5 So ouch
bulls. 81 25GSi; sIockers and FEEDERS. 81 2y1S3 GO
NEAIS-Receipts. $50 head slow 25c lower 81 $3.50 90
EoGs-Receipts 900 head: active. SC higher hsaSy
PIGS S. roughs 81 4oGs4 So siags So 5oGSi dares and
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1o4o0 head; slow:
lambs lower; lambs 81 5t$5 so. others unchanged
City. Nov. I0-CATTLE-T1eceipts, 7.0eo head,
including 30 Souherus market and active choice
export dressed beef steers IS sass so; fair good
IS 1885 Western fed steers 81 f5tSS stocsrs and
feeders 81 25dS4 % Southern steers s. J0Si south
ern cows 81 Sogs$ % native COVE 81 5eqS4 native
HoGS-Receipts0 700 head; n1arxs strong top 50 20
s56S5 Is; pigs and lights 81 4e7s5 SIIEEEEec epts.
256S5 wethers $+GSi So nativa ewes SO -
Western lambs 81 25HS5 70; Western sheep 81 -
GS 75 Yves yealngs IS 1885 as stockers aud feed
ers So 501S3 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11

Andrew Mullen: ves!s. 100 n. So So Il Erasse7s'
Joaa Nelson. & Western calves. aa2 r. at 81 g.
SHEEP AND IAANBS-Reoepts were - eers; or 80
bead, including 3or siGasnteIeA ~ ana - m sale
sheep light supply and ss9dy lamps $50 &c -
aoc lover; about cars We goa n. few, cRoce sheep
export vethers AZ 81 75ass: common TO prime ar9
steady a. ~ Ssc per 70 dressed lambs slow at ~
salssJ curtis son; II rs aa fs a. f n. at
Vermont sheep 50 80; . GO % 5 - 15ils
DO n. AZ 50: 50 DO III 10 al :" 'o' 10 ~
obI 3 s5snno,; ase Buffalo lanbs Sc 70. at So 10
State DO - h. at So Isl Pennsylvania sNssP' - ~
145 STATE DO g. 10 a. s. Is; culls 50 70 az s. a1'
90 Al IS at S. = cu sheep - n at 81 'o q do %
s5 gnslse E lae' ea u a a . st o 81
State sheen ia n at 81 5 II do, 1oa 10 at 50 s7s
II do 100 70, at IS % - ~ ss 80 10 g.
N at & M 15s Pesrsyivania 20 10 at s. 50 l2s DO
10 at So pennsylvania sheep u2r Ps ~ ~
n a s.; g Do. % 10 at 81; = d. % It. al :"
Newton - CO. "a state lambs So ~ at 81 So &c state
Andrew MGsn 4s state lambs 81 r a. So 81, 81 d.
"A n at IS IS; 81 d 60 n q - 20 . Saep iV' -
= Harrington: state lambs IS n at e o 2rr,n,
"a lambs = 10 a. s. So q 10 H. s do 81 So a. -
- n a Il Z f Holiis Is State lambs IS 10 at So
HQGsReeeipts were u cars Or Sses hea ~ ios
higher Gd sfato hogs soid At IS 60 per ~ bunch
dressed hogs steady at 7sc per h for medium to light
% IS, ssa,s aqss Il ~ n average
s Sanders; T. PernsyTa3sia Pgs u; a 90 15o n
n s. 60: roughs, 2s7 10 at 81 40; d. 4So ID a.
Tobln shannon ue,e yesterday: Is state hogs 2lt
p at S. 20; pigs, % n. al s. 90 rousnS 44'
JUDD Co Gats yesterday. % state hoF go rs n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York November 10, 1904.
BEEyEs-Rscelpts were ll12 cars 5r rs head n
market cars held yeseriay Nothing doing
active per p for native sides Iexes beef %
46Izc Ilteruoo and london cables quoted I've cattle
lower e. sleT1l-c n dressed we;gnt Tor
baes over ga3'sc 70. Exports to-lAy Ll.uasd
70 sheen on Tier and So sheen on the rofona %
the west indies No shipments from THIS poFt lo-hof-
90. -, So enc ,,.r-.+
stale calves 3-H on sale as WeIe
STEADY rrassers Westerns slow aad o. EfaSsTTs
sI1 ,oo n ,ittle calves an 81 s0aS4 gFasFeTs.
saaS2 So westerns at 81 S7lz Dressed caves ssa.y
Al 7saIolsc per p foT city dressed FeaIsi country
dressed q TGl1e- - - .-.-zv> n, Sc %
DAr loo n. DO IS: do II q 81
Is n al s. so: 100 n. Al 81: o. - % a. - ~
/ d. Is : IT 81 d. &c n at - 90. - E'I@Se's'
2o7 H. q s. . vsaIs 1sa ~ ut IS, y do $50 n.
al s. - Is TO- 1913 n 1t 81 do. I7o 70 Al % '' a9'
io4 NJ a zslIts. Is grasss-s 2Is y. 81 - Vsals
Us n a. 81 Is. %. O. y. e. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsw-York. November 10, 1904
market showed continued activity
40 feress Gables Httle disappointing so lar
concerned, and the local
steady unchanged prices 70 De
g. = perta under continuation Of the lq1lloation
s--aF ,.s YESTERDAY But Il developed that the
-a-kt attracting good support through wan etreet
r1-rias ec houses Cotton Exchange connections
- -lr0p ne cau prices slowly worked upward, with
-. Afternoon ruling particularly hrn on the
at interior Brazilian
r5fu,s market closed steady a. an advance o.
mint pOSIT-clS. anu rom u 70 ID
tnz.s higher iate- positions Sales we're reported Of
sbour COO Por- receipts reported by the day
cs5ls compared with last but the
sso Faco Jan6ishy full The estimate
The impression that the bulge n the interior
merely OF the fluctuations incidental
Il tie marketing o. any crop. There news O.
importance from Brazil regarding the next crop. nnr
cables of moment respecting the
Eituatioa abroad Hamburg showed hrnanes closing 51
= Elghe- due while HAVE IN
changed . : f-aae lowe- Neither o. the Brazilian
rspEed change Street people state that
advancing tendency Of the futures market
TIE demand for spo: coEee IS yet improving ma
terial,y Quotations. however, are firmly held On tie
haets Of ne FOR RE Nc ?
The OF cosrzct prices = the local market to-day
.-aE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11

sa eof re- e. e u per n, aspP6 a se
borrower. go compared With s. last year. The Ar
genuine news was responsible first advance IN the
DELAY 70 the crop by rains frost in south
err seeIons q The belt 1t ADVANCED the Liverpool mar
points Al TIE time attention was directed
poor quality al Minneapolis in face x vich there was
soe4 deraand with lower grades sailing from y to &c
was increased SOC 00o bush in
aseun :: no bq fna5 Sut re9tiye,s t5s hg sp
Isroushout the cav she Northwest IN view Of these con-
Louis holdins back on account or rains il the wheat
70 The eject that dry weather had retarded and 10 some
extent injured the growing wheat crop although not SUI
ra-ed with 2fS 900 bush las. e cash market was
eaPor and 81 81 choice 10 Northern Duluth 81 2ifs
a,5d 10 HARD Manitoba. 81 or. 0 ahoat. CORN
The market started with further
December shorts in Chicago resulting in c advance in
thar option on early sales but followed almost inTne-
disteiy by shsrn reaction IN which all Of the aaTanfe
increase that the report late
~ s and i,tis ,ara ,r aSenee on the short s5e
Prices IN Work where trade larger than
The previous day showed se 70 i4c net decline Liver
and The Price Current said the movement would
continue Night FOR the future owing 10 the fact that
which we're regarded As being relatives.
pared With the 9uo5atogS f2F sat ThSTe was NJ e.
Q aaoat No white. esisc and ~ . yelloW. re
early market wae well supported commission
but they later soia out n sympathy with corn and the
eosea steady. prices follows MIXED % 90 10
81 S - q7sa1S NV; AZ
nal BARLET-AIerket firm Feeding quoted, 4e
2s7 tesh peT acre Of corn On wtfch sta5istica8 j q
Brown figured crop Of 2454 BUSH compared WITH
hands was as per cent o. 50 bush The average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool ov 1Oclosng WI5{ 5 nprn ina
Is I'D C0RN-Spot American mixed Arm As Sd futures
arm: December As Sd: January. As sd FLoI R3ot
fancy winter steady. as Cd HOPS al London
tf,Scac COAST nr1n Es0ss 15e BEEE-Extra India
rs Cd. HAMs-short cut. Il % 10 n duli As Sd:
nh IS TO "a n Cd long clear uiddles light Is 70
"a 10 46s long uiddes. heavy. 30 70 80 70 43s;
s5o-+ lea hacks IS - n Ais clear bellies. IA 10
JIG H. 46s HOCLDERS-squars. II to - H. we2s S5s.
Ia RT-Prime in tierces steady. SsS I'd; 10
American refined in pals dull SIS Sd BCTTEI-Cood
ires white ASS ID; do American coI1red I'd,
TAII.OT-Prne city steady. 2ls Sd TURPElN LINI5--
: INSF-ET OF, steady. LIS. PETROLEUM quiet cad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11
tEIftical position @ Brazilian coffee is as follows:

@ IItlN--Ths market today exceedingly quiet
sc total business footing much more than
Sg19 bassa while TIE difference between the highest
snc .oTest quotations FOR The day much
points Il IooSe1 a. though leading operators were
i-E 70 leave matters . future Developments with
Ie LsSF contingent figuring perhaps, thar i would Be
Wiser 70 let sTnas- longs become discouraged. and thus
=s1 - 81 increased pressure from outside than
% attenp y force t3s market BY main strength below
parity with the Soutern spot markets while there
sFsfl seems indication of Increasing bull
1zto- The market stead unchanged prices
- decline o. points rathe- better the
lcral opening, instead % the &c points expected.
The prespscJ for rainy weather IN the South
ever. and this 70 attract some covering by
eao-cs, owing 20 appTsnensoEs the effect Of rain
n re movement TIE remnant the crop still &c be
gathered Bur after advancing or POINTS there was
renewal % pressure from professional bear and
re market saEFe5 Of about points from
re bszt- Later rallied again offerings
Withdrawn. bus chs bulls seemed unwilling permit tie
slight gain established stand The market
~ss finally steady covering advance Of I
point a decline q point. PcTT receipts for The
day vel behind last wears aId exports liberal
making TIE total the about 224a 400 bales
compared with lS51t-1 ba!eS the time last
The outlook IS Tor receipts little larger than
-zs today Private adFlces received from Texas
CcBts reported better demand for spot cotton with
parties claiming that interior holders we're re
sell freely. while others, while reporting
better demand SAID that holaers willing 20 sell
The Official reports from leading markets showed prices
unchanged 20 I-i6c lower WIKI business moderate
Tbs raass q contract prices local market TO-
"a =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov II, ?. u4.--CoTTON-Spot. rao6erats
prices SGle points lower American mld!tng
f7ir I'D good middling 5.4Sd UtdGlIrg, 53Sd, low
mddinE, > 2Gd; good ordinary 5I2d ordinary 4,96d.
The sales Of the day 1900 bales Of which 800
for speculation and export and included $500 American
bales all American Futures opened
ami closed very steady; American ntddInE. c. Nc
vembar SID November and December. I'D DeccnlhcC
and Januarv 2gl January and February. 5.3ldi Feb
-!sry and March $500. and April. 53fd; April
and May. 526d: May and $50. June and July,
- and S.ald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11

TIE focaI market spot cottc- closed dun with
-r,e -~Ia--s6 o. the basis mi6dling up
ard an 10 s for raiddling Gulf Sales 10 Eptaners, 20
delivered 100 e6ieE southern
markets teegrapheG follows Mobile quiet lice
a 9ssc Norfolk quiet, unchanged at 9sci sales
2e3 bales Savannah quiet. unc5aagea az s7sc SAFES
hsiez nominal 3I5c Augusta quiet and
rezSv 1-fgr lover - Ii-I6c L2Tt bales. St
steady 1875 lower eAIc; sales 30 bales Gal
-. NeE-Orlears easy.
CHANGED 9 ll-l6c5 sales. $3.50 bales Memphis quiet
Cac1z-gea Il-l6c: sales. $50 bales bSti71s eq
-scerts q cotton leading points tomorrow; A.
-eV-C-sz-s 1900 20 5000 2o-256 last weeE
as 1868 iast ear II Galveston 1900 10 u 0Ol
against 1S.zS2 e-5 1868 last and az
Eolstcr 1850 ECO against 1888 last week and
e.3s5 est yea.
E=cep-s . po-ts ans interior points today.
-sE-e5 WITH "a day last week and Isst year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11

sponsite for gain there seavy spscnstlpe
trading THIS Stfened the local nlarket uuk
causing any advance here Il is repor5e ina, Ssd
against earle sales Beel FIues
equal 15-l6c. duty paid basis 70 degrees ts:
laid here. This Il fully &c above tne Price a.
which Cuban selling the SPOT mar Ee ne
local aret closed with centrifugal eJ test quoteS e.
F-1Gc: nuscoved0, 80 test lo-lnc ana
sugar. 50 test. I1-lec 50uoo to yVuoo
bags of Cuban centrifugal CROP for DeceIl1e
airy shurcnt, probably January clearance. 70 te
Refinery, 1-16c, basis 90 degrees test cos a''1
freight. No further sugars offered al THIS Hsuis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11
READlNG SYSTEM.

NV JERSEY CENTRAL r. E
Liberty street and South Ferry (ttu4 rom souts
=, ssrTy I've Ea.1utes earlier than shown Below
kASlON- BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MACH
M M % q, IS EastOn OuIy}. 80 a. n. lie,
50 ~ 90 Easton oniy} 2 Sandays- 81 .
WILKEsBARKE AND soRASIoN-s4OO. s1s m.
LAkEw00D. LAKEETUR ST TOMS KTvER AND
DRhNEOAT-z4oQ. ~9-4O a IA. Else t5-49. 40.
d-s55sPFoot and Lakshurst ollyl 500 II S1-dzys.
ViSELAND AND EFON-tzf 90 4 r. ~ -
LONG BRANCH. AsBCRX PARK OCEAN GROVE
EoSNI fLEASANT- AID SEASK3OE.Ez FONTS
n5O : n Sunday. except Ocean grove SOO a n.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEaBEIGHr. MONMOUTH
btH. East LONG BRASCH-&80. 80. flsg
zoe. +sGo. -900- 4IaCo 7II0C "a 4f2CO g.
$50 - CO. Is 90 '4co 75eo. roo. n SO eO0. s1oaa
sl20o a. 200. t'4C0, '6o0 .7.O0. fa25 Q n.
BALTIMORE AND WESTINGHOUSE s1oeo.
-pN ~zOu 40 : DO -9e. 80.
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND
n, Reading o,Iv5 81 90 p = % = 90 . n
Reading Pottsy1le Harrtshl-g oniv- +soO IS %
ZF-cn Liberty Street "TialIy. fDaLy. EXCEPT
sunday sSU11sys only tParior 0lly. Via Lana
GEa- XSaturcsys- sExcept saturdays
Isl 474 1900. So Broadway. Crtca
SQUARE West los East l5th rs Wss- L-5th 2z1
Columbus Az Eew York. Govt 81 81. $50 FuIV1o
St BROOKLYN; $50 Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New Tor<
Transfer Co calls tor and c1ecks 5esaato
v G. BESLER C. u Burt
Wee Pres and Nc Pzss'r Azs-t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11
Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
CHARLES \. Cowea c.. p'a,ns.1, asai1st a2ge.s
BIo-elo. de-s ann pursuance or JUjgUeuf o. loTe
closure Gated octoeer "a io4 and day sutsret
-C-t-'e1 action the 2irt day Of oiooer.
1904 L ire uaderstgzed he referee n said l.4s-5s
named public auction - he SsT forN ttea1
Fr-ate Saesrocu No lei Broadway e ire Borough .
Nnrhatrar Of lie CITY - tle 18Th g
N1veu1se- Al ~ T.
Phcarx Icz.aru Auc1E=er. she premises Glgecree -
judgment IS sold and therein osscroe1 as
the F2,rougH Civ 81 S<T fo-; n-snnS
s5urEerly side q La-rr,~e.s1A3 s-fss
distant ore ieer westerly trcgl -
corner intersection o. rle sa-1 sol-e-
side of Thirty-sshth with the westerly sls ef
tLs-ee Rest-tS ATOMS Is
so-therIy THrtyslyb street. co--y feet t-eSN
sou-heriv arr parallel VITA Sixth ave1 ana t111sn
aEf inches - tez cen
re rr the theccs eastesy sne 2arelsi VA
and thence 1orcneTy ara
oarsfsf vf1h SKYE avenue and through party wait
rfuev-etghs ar1 inches - tAe ro-Et ar pas
of beginning ..-.,
SuHerr ~ certain AID resfri1' c7 1Ansd
IN ssed recorded re oace - the Resstsr q ~
Nrv York IL L'hSr SIS of Co1Ves 3uces a.
44N
McTT-ErTNVFN AftcF1eN Trr Ffftrs =
80 Nassau street 1Ia7aattaa Ne@ Nors Cisy
TIE following Is dagger ~ re p''ps-s - - s'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11

ae SpPToTi4ste ar - OK - .l-a o. ga 81 49, -
So so Ss and tnterssr heron n91, oStoee- IS ls+.
tsrcs thereon from O-toaer l4 a1a expenses =
TIE approx atnoln- o. tte taxes ana as
ssssun-n-s ct14r ai,rEet
% The purchase ~ 20 - paid ~ oe referees
lz SI.2s6gG
said premises WI e sold aiso subject to The si
noTtgsEe $4,000 AMI interest thereon fro1
Juas : 1894. ana subject ths len q secoad
mortgage s35oo and % 2srent ~ lofeeosGre on
for the amount thereof AMI certain
ccs-s and dIe1 tse SgpVere Court New
"a. fel{. also subject .
possible dover rsht u ote 81 The defendant
A1gel0 Aorso. she scrv-yes ser said GUs1a11~
Dated Ssy NQrk- October o. tSQi
EUGENE A. FEILSfS. Eeter.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-11

-oton EEclanEe specal e-Doel cables-srot cottoa
moderate sales 1000 speculation
ez3o- so American 600: receipts X 600: ali Arncr-
czn; nfdGlng Bu.ands. 5.3sd: futures opened quiet
Points lover closed steady p lnts al,
sroCnt- November. 5-5i6 SeInber-Deceuber and
oe1beT-JslgaTy. 52f6 53Id. Feh-,l-
Sry-ssrch. s.33d March-April $40; kprfi-Ssy
Aisy-3une Iuaeiuiy and JulVA3guE 5.3T6
sese yarns stroaE and SOD business doing n cloths
-FOUR AND MEAI1-A fair trade IN -four developed
n te ta-ay part the Arm
1ess "a wbeeI and talk % Cher prices by mile
clsr@fe confined chiefly winter Ehts ard
sfglg shest aogrs Spring patents 81 2egf9 .:
ItAigafs IS aFsa 80. patents s. 6GSs, spr.ug
s.ea:s s. sseSS- No winter 81 s51S4 extra
% : winter. IS a@qs3 50. RYE FLOUR nrm- cnoted:
ssl- % gaoe s. an0ss e: choice fancy 1875
ssslcEwHFAT TOUR steady. quoted a S27s2 20 per
80 2 Cornwall firm Quoted: Kiln eFtsd S31
-. =. rs % brand BAG MEAL stescy Quoted: Zine
ysftt ana yellow. - az coHTse. 81 llNfl IA FEED
..g s7e Western sfea6y. Quoted: Westsru 500
s--snsrA addnE SO IS: -four do SO so: Ped Org
s-sSf ~ Eor@uher Shipment city bran. s2FIS2t
- ~ s.css Kidding s2ins2s Ped Dog SCI - horniny
-. ~ - euik. SO s1cks; clinical sSH9&2s 30
Nv zTsAT-TheFe good deal Of stegdneEs
s--y-sh t5-Ssy'E market for in the face OF e
-eAa n corn well sustained throughout the
sesec=- clesr< partly higher. TIE principal
As.ces cnn.setsd tEts oDfIish cables.
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