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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10
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Chicago. Dec e--CATTLE-R 5000; market
steady Good prime steers S86S7 20: poor to medium
So G09S5 So stokers and feeders 50 2OS4 TO- COWS
GS4 heifers $2Q$5; Gamers. 81 S5dS2 40: bulls 500
ST 10; calves So 50d$7: Western steers So 50iS4 s.
HOGS-ReCeipts. 29,OC0; market strong &c higher
Mixed and butchers 81 30gS4 50 good choice heavy
s. 421a@$4 30: rough heavy 81 25S4 So light 81 cog
5000; sheep strong; lambs 0c higher Good to choice
wethers 81 50qS5 % fair choice mixed SO 6O9Sl 40
native lambs 81 1896 80.
Cincinnati. Dec 9.-HOGs active. strong; butchers
81 459S4 So common. So 50S4 80 CATTLE extremely
dull market 10000 lower; fair TO good shippers 81 a
81 30; common, $21r2 IS. SHEEP active. strong S2G
81 80. LAMBS S4a$6 IS.
Kansas City. Dec observation-disclosures. 1900 in
Guiding 80 Southerns; market steady weak Choice
So 5OgS5 Western FED steers IS 5OQ$J go stoers and
feeders 50 50Q$4 10: Southern steers So 50S4 So South
ern 81 1898 26 native cows 81 1898 10 native
hefers 81 50qS5 bulls, $2qS4 calves. S3G$6 HOGS
Receipts. $500: market steady TO 90 higher;
Top S. bulk of sales, 81 25$4 SPA heavy. 50y
81 So packers 81 4oS4 60 pigs and lights SIS 1884
sHEEP-Recepts 400; market steady. Native lambs
81 5oQ$6 native wether S4Q$5 native ewes S4q$4 So
Western lambs, s. 50a$6; Western yearlings. Sass;
East Buffalo Dec 'TI.E-Recepts ESQ head:
prime s. 50GS6 shipping. 35: butchers
SO s5T$5: hefes 81 1884 so; So 259S4 bulls 50 2
asa II: stockers and feeders 81 508S4 VEAIS-ReceIns
market active and higher at 81 50GSS 10 HOGS
2O head market slow lower; heavy
81 5OdS4 - few 81 co. mixed 81 5O0s4 30: Workers
$3dS3 90. SHEEP AND I-ANBS-PeCeiTts. 1900 head
active and higher; lambs, 81 5OS7 TO- yearngs
1896; wethers 81 1895; ewes. 5O@S4 u.s. sheep
mixed, So 6Q1$5.
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NEW YORK, new HAVEN 3 HARTFORD A. n

Trains Depart from Grand Central Station. I'd g aA4
BOSTON. via New London and ProvIdeacs-tt:so.
=, 1000. * 1902 A n. = 90 x les. II 800.
II 500 50 SOL. "Sl2-OO I. NJ
BOsTON via WI 1nautIc-tFs.00 A u. 100 P. "
BOSTON via Springneid-19:oO 4. NJ. u 100. 400
'1l:OO p. NJ.
FITCHBURG. via Putnam & WOrces-er-fSo0 2. NJ
LAKANIILE and MORE OLt1--LS.s9 A. n 1851 = Y
CT. HARRINGTON, STOCkBRIDGE. LENON. PITTS
FIEL.T-44.Jg. $3.50 A NJ. 1881 p "
WATERBURY and NiNSIEl--Ti-So $3.50. 1850.
4IGJ2 s"IO.O2 Waterbury, A u, TlUS. fi-5G,
sT5.61' +6.0O 5000 ttc Waterbury, P n
St also at Glib c26l. lls5 clS+ Broadway, c3 Park
PIace eos Union Square els. Fifth Ave- Gas Columbus
A. SAC Madison ave. c273 West I25th 81. lS3
I25Ih s.; In Brooklyn. ca Court St. $50 Fulton st.
sDafiv Except sundays SSuniays only. Tstops az
1o5rl xStous I25th Sundays only fParor Car
Limited Has dining Car. cParIor and Sleeping Car
T HEMPSTEAD. Gen Pass. Agt
O. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-YoriS, December 2, 1914
The coffee market fairly active and gem
- e-+Ter TO-DAY The opening was steady at an
s~snce Of 5Ql0 points Around midday the genera rs
20 ,oirrs higher but realizing JUST
tso-s he close ana market was finally STEADY az
=. sin Of 1910 points sales were reported OF SO 1o
The advancing tendency encouraged by hTn
l-,,es1 markets Hamburg unchanged 70 2 pig
s-sfr .rlv bur Havre reported Eet gain OF franc
- nee we're number Of bullish private cables re-
5 from there claiming that the trade was confaehI
- saIlsr receipts the future and that Iurler
Improvement in prices TO be expected thecsips Se
Of local circles The rapid move
Tsent az crop. If Il is small as the majority
aes rouli the trade believe, Is attributed 70
re Unusually liberal purchases Of American buyers WINE
T9De is supposed be in position where further Iaige
VIII necessary the primary markets
America interests naturally believe that having
tsn early receipts reduced the pressure 10 sen
so materially. when Europe enters the primary
ss buyer advances viii occur Meanwhile II 10 saio
shing demand IN country IS slowly increasing ana
Il Is likely much Of the local stock IS heaged N
t-ures: an Improvement demand FOR spot means
demand futures market Tor undoins heces ad me
decreased $40: business has only sentimental Duh an
..n.Iiv hlI.sh eject The spot IS steady with
onrfstions on the basis Of SIC for Rio No T.
The range Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

rs; PEPPERS. Florida, per carrier 81 5Oas2 So 90
Havana s2as2 60; PARSLEY. New-orleans. per i 1Eo
KjNs bbl 40@e6c; RoMAINE New-orleans .I per
$2GSS STRING BEANS Charleston, per basket. 81 5O9
S2 so: do Florida BASKET s2g$3 do green
per S24S3 wax. basket crate 81 oUg
50: SPINACH Norfolk, per Dbl 75cq$1 SQUASH aT9-
New Orleans per 100 lunches. $2dS2 so: TOMATOES,
Florida per carrier. ST 50GS4: do California. per mar
case. 81 50dS3: TURNIPS white. Dbl 75c6s1 % do
fgtabaga, Canada eOcgs1 do nearby. 5oa7Oc: WATER
ClttSS. per 100 punches. S1GS2.
,HoTHOUsE AND FRAME PRODUCTS-CucumbeTs
pPea ny and easy. Lettuce dragging Mushrooms wSsK
81 eE IN No l.. per dozen 6Oa9Oc; do No 2 per case
= oOqSa 80; LETTUCE, Boston. per dozen. 25g0oc
MUSHROOMS per 10. 15635c: RADISHES. per 100.
II 6oQS3: TOMATOES. per 10. i0G1Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Market.

Liverpool Dec. 9-Closlns: WHEAT-SPot nominal;
futures barely steady December nominal March IS 3sd;
May IS CORN-SpCt steady, American mixed As
iOd; futures quiet: January As 4'.d; March. As
3ssd FLOUR-st. Louis fancy winter steady; ss
Cd HOPS-In London CPacihc Coast STEADY. q los
as los. BEEF-F1rm; extra India mess SIS 50.
PORK-Easy: prime mess, Western. 6Ss 9d HAMS
Short cut IA 10 Is 70. quiet. as BAGON-ssaSyy
Cumberland cut 20 81 10 3ss; short rio is 10 "a 70
4ls long mddes. light, IS to % n as Sd long
clear middes heavy. So 42s short clear backs
re AS Cd; clear bellies Il 10 T. oo SHOT L
DERS-Square. II 70 Is 70 quiet S9s 50 lAtt-Lqil;
IN tierCes Sos: American Te.ed IN palIs
35s CD BUTTER-Good United states firm I5s CHEFS F;
American finest white and colcrcd tolt strong SIS:
American finest white coioret September male)
strong. COS. rALLow-Prime city steady. rs % Tll-
PENTINEs-SpicitS steady. SIS. ROoIN-CCllI.5n MN.
Is Sd Observation-Disclosures quiet; cad LINSEED
OII--Steadv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10 1904

fewer the West commission house buying en-
sePts were IS 600 INCLUDING 10000 Kansas CITY ana
s6a$s g. Sl8 SO
BEEF HAMS steady. Quoted. s22gs28 SO DRESSED 1SS
HOGS steady Quoted Bacons 62sc $50 II. 6ssc: 100 10
bellies quiet quoted Smoking Sc; 10 10, II 70 1s9
s.c Il No. nc: picked shoulders nominal quoted 119c;
city Arm quoted 6Fo refined steady: quoted, South
american. Sc: Continent 1859; Brazil kegs &c: com
pound quiet; quoted. 6l.Q5%c STEARINE steady
hlGE-There quite good demand here, as
wen as at the primary markets with firm quota
sons foow Domestc ordinary $9Sse fair to good:
P4atna o%@o%c; japan foreign. nominal do domestic
sUGAR-The refined sugar market was firm. with
prices unchanged Prices quoted less per cent
for cash a seven days Cut Loaf and crushed 2Se mould
6eTed coarse powdered and fruit powdered 5G5c Eagle
fine graduated, 585c Eagle cartons OF granu-
lated 57oc; Eagle fine gTanuIated standard
and diamond A. 555c: confectoners' A. bloc; Nos
and zoe; No Disc; No o BLOC; No 8. 5o6e Ne Z,
No p 465c Nos 49, IA and To- Loo. The London beet
sugar market was higher and firm the advance with
market ruled firm 4%c centrifugal 4c for
Stock six principal ports Of Cuba, $50 tons.
against $4,000 year II centrais grinding against
last year This weeks summary of the statistical post
United States and Cuba together of against
139 goo last week and 2Zo7T4 last year decrease OF
against 22iO s8S last year Hamburg reports ship
ments Of 200 tons refined United this
week Total stock of Europe and America tons
against 2431,62 last year dates and
3T24 $50 tons at the date Of January T. 1904 The
decrease OF stock 62G.14S TONS
55194 tons last week increase 209,
January 1904 Total stocks and afoats together show
visible supply Of 1ss9 AGA tons against 265612 last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

IhA local tor spot closed quiet and 10
I[s higher the basis Of 3 l0c for middlng upland
NC e55c for middiug Gulf Southern spot markets were
graihed a. follows: Savannah steady. l-l6c higher al
slbc; sales 1880 bales. Baltimore nominal, at &C
Augusta steady nc higher at &C: sales bales st.
acs gle unchanged 7s+c: sales. - bales norfolk
6ot@ay unchanged, at ll-l6c sales. $50 bales New
grissns STEADY unchanged nc sales, 4B50 bales
Estimated recepts at leading centres for tomorrow At
aolton 5000 1880 hses. against S.s52 last week
sd 1879 year: Galveston 1900 10000 bales
ssalas 1912 last week and ll,slS last year and at
Ass0rleans to 10000 bales against II S0I last
Ntk and iG9s7 last year.
Receipts Of ports to-day and for the week,
mpared with the total OF week previous and OF this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

CoT7ON-The cotton market was more aclEe lo,uay t
snd while the story Il error In Ihe SilIsi -
vas officially dtscreated by kilograms 10 oyLt ~ ~.
Orleans and NewIork exchanges. the maj ne
lover opening showed considerable fr1nness curing @
Iddle a result Of reports OF an lHpros
r. the Southern spot situation But aIteI
fair gain the market weakened the late tradihg anu
closed small loss for the day. me ope4lAs wee
easy II q decline Ct 6dl0 points in response 10 oNe
points in the English spot market tsu! Van rIss%s
appeared buying shorts and NW-OIleaIls
after opening lower hrmed and sent ouylns gS
here The local market began TO ddVahCe az
generally steady firm until in the early aIteIooI
following publication Of the into sight statement
showing g smaller movement than anticipated, prices
about loll3 points higher. Later renewal OF
bear pressure attracted by the advance Whcn mao car
NED The market about &c up from the lowest proRs
asi s95 points lower Sales were estimated at ooOOVO
bales Port receipts for the day rendered unex-
Iedy heavy by fun cearances from outside ports ana
Experts consequently were full also. Private acylces
the South Indicated interior holders offer
ing titte the quotations and
the markets reporting officially exchange showed
appeared that spot buyers slow to
fellow advance and were in TSct holding on for a
Etdst in local circles owing the show resistance
by markets and the continued large exports
indicating the large demands that will probably be
upon The crop Superintendent Kings weekly cot
follows: Port s5 457 bales
S32 overland mills and Canada. SO 6S4
sgans, Il 635 last year: Southern mill takrEs esti-
Interior towns S against 2s.J0S last year; brought
into sgnt The week 50Ss $40 against 4el3s4 last year
Total port movement Port receipts. 1882 40 bales
against s34s3I1 last overland mills end Canada
Ss2l5 against $40 last year; Southern mill taking
ESTIMATED. $4,000. against 9O 600 last stock
interior Of September ! $50 col
last yea brought into sight thus far FOR season
bt-sSs6 against 5,75S.073 year. The total crop
'Eee for 100 days this season, against l02 days
The range Q: contract prices IN the local
cay was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. O. 4 p. n.-CoTTON-spot moderate
business done prices points lower; American ill1Gg
mlddIng 407d good ordinary 3s3d Ordinary I'D The
speculation and export ana Included 1900 American Re
bales AL American Futures steady
and closed steady; american middIing o December
4l6d; December ana January 416d: January and Feb
February and March 4 March and
April 43id. April and May. 34d Nav and Jlne 3Ti
July 4.39d; July and August al August and
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

% god 11R1114c ReceptsFlour loco hbls and +4Sogo
poinds In sacks: wheat, 1900 bush corr 800 olSn
SO 900 bush: oats. 1000 bush
e. Iouis Dec e-wHEAT No red. cash elevator.
& IA. Nav 81 I37: Tuy 9il2e No had 81 lU9Sl u
CORN No cash nominal; December. 42'sG5 ~,
12L.o OATS No . cash 3Ui3o; Lecenoer. 2J1ac; May
Sic: white. S21sc.
Toledo Dec. 9.-CLOvERSEED. cash and December
prime. IS; TIMOTHY, prime, 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10
NAVAL STORES,

% The market for spirits urpentipe quiet with ma
onlne made bbls quoted 51951zc. steady,
out quiet and unchanged Tar ruled firm. We quote:
-, IURPhNTINEO and machine bbls. 5lgoi q Z
TAR 50. l5GS5 -. ROSIN-Common and good strained.
80; p So %: F. IS l0 @. 50 10; II. 50 20 So 60;
80 l5g$S 20; w W. SIS 4OGS5 30.
STOCK ON HAND.
E.
tuTpenJlne, Dds oJt
90" A4-A
savannah Dec 0.-TURPENTINE firm 4T&c; receipts.
4V6S Dds sales 2s2 shipments. 507. ROSIN firm; re-
Geips us 6h!s sales I62; shipments, 10 quote:
p c, d, 81 521s E, 81 J7s; F. 81 co. II. 81 S2i5; l.
So 10 - Wv 80 TN' " - " ~ y "
ing doing
Wilmington. Dec. e-sPIRITs TURPENTINE-Re-
cePts 80 casks ROSIN firm 81 10 Did, receipts 1893 bbls
LAX firm. 81 So receipts, 147 bills CRUDE TURPEN-
TINE firm, So 30gS3 40; receipts, SO bbls
London Dec. 9.-TURPENTINE-S 3Ts ROSIN
American strained. IS I1sd: fine. lis Sd
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Steamboats,.

B O9T ON A ASR f FHGEsN b
FAIL. RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fail River
!save Pier 49, N r. foot Of Warren St. weekdays
Sniv at 500 p. N. Steamers PURITAN and PILGRIM
Orchestra each -.
N r foot OF Clarkson weekdays only al 600 P. NJ
Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER W
NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
6et5 and the North Leave Pier 90 F. r.. foot OF Peck
Slip weekdays only at 400 P. n. Steamer RICHARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

LoE Exchange special Liverpool cab.es-Spot cotton
tti sales 5000 bales: speculation and export 0a0.
.can 90; receipts 1000. all American; middling
slsdr futures opened quiet points higher: closed
IsTs. net s95 points higher December and December
4lbd January-FebruaTy 4 I'D February 'ch
co.. aArch-A prfi. Sd Apr-May, 4.54d: MayJune.
b. sa.Ae-Jrly 439d; July-August and August-Septem
- Aandlester-iarns and cloths quiet.
en- following total net receipts OF cotton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

rrsign coffee markets: Rio and santos-Holiday.
yss1Jrr-CoFee market o7ened unchanged: az 2:30
1 net unchanged TO y pig higher: sales 1900 bags
Ha,7s-cfee market opened steady and franc higher;
81 70 n advanced = franc; at steady and IN
chs-rsi a $50 advanced = franc; total sales
200 bsrs stock IN HsvTe, 100000 bags, Of which
bagt respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10
READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r
Ave earlier shown bslOwJ-
EASION, BEIHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAICh
40. 500 t5.45 Easton Only) ? sundayS ztaa
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-s4oo. s10 q n.
b0G p ~ SUNDAYS. e 80 a m. ! P .,-,~
LAkENOOD, LAISEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-Z400 $40 a zL20 Gao. Aio
lakewood ana Lakehurst only. aS.o0. 1S-oS p m
ATLANTIC CITY-s9.4 40 a m. ts4o =. m
VINELAND And BRIDGETON-zf40O a m. ). 40 p m.
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARE. OCEAN GROVE.
z%0o $50 ll30 a. xl2e, as. $50. $50. IL SO
p Sunday. except Ocean Grove, 500 a AGO.
ATLASTiC HLDS.. sEABRIGHT. MoNMoUTH BCH,
EAST LONG BRASCH-400. $50. $50. 1870 a
13O. $50 (5.3O Atlantic lids only). sac m
days. a M. AGO p.
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERNINAL)-'Ac5 90.
t$o0. 800 400 800. fs6O. ti.s0. Esoo. Iiosi
p. m, s13 IS mdt
24;TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-EL:5. $500. 1000.
'l200 a m. '2o0. t'4oo. 900. 400. t925 D m.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-soO. 1000. 1900.
q 90, 400. 800. 200. az. Is -
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
a m Reading oniy). IiIoo Il 90 Re 90 D m Read
ing Pottsvtile, Harrisburg only. - 90. T500 D.
ZFrom Liberty Street only. 'Daily 4Daily. except
Sunday. sSundays only tPa-lor only. iva Ia
Oaces: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. Aston HOUSE,.
PSI. 434 1900. 1884 Broadway. lS2 5th % Union
Square West I5S East I25th St. 273 West 125th St.
GAS Columbus Az. New York; Court St. S+4. $50
New Yor, Transfer Co calls for and checks basgags
to destination
". @. BESIER. c. n BURT.
Vfce-Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

Buffalo Dec o.-FlOCR steady WHEAT-SprinR
dull No red s. 20 CORN drn; No fellow SOC: N6
SAFE BARLEY-western. 4ia55c. RYENNo l. s5isc
chicago Dec. 9.-The leading futures ranged fol-
wheat. No2: Opening, Highest. c.9,!9g;
M :"'::: 55SsS liz S5s ..% 55S III
E $:;:@::' t''ss: Il: T.. 4: E.:
oats No .:
5 $:;::s:: 'o"eiiss 81 81: 'o"o 81: 81
Mess pork per bbl:
ssasa :s is:ss i isss 9s s'S rs:
Kan ss55. -: es4 s ss ss4 sc sa
H ss@es So: SRSS sHHa ssSS siH4
WHEAT ns 10 spring s s. osssl a. No red 1sSs
5oSS RYE No 74s@75e BARLEY COED feeding "a sso
Nor TIMOTHY SEED. ,P5ioe I g 4qg
81 @es 90 per- 5S si 8 asi 5o LsR6 per
CLEAR SIDES I6oEed) So 1899 5is WiisItEY basis
high vines 5! "a On the Produce Exchange tSay
diaries I6g22e EGGS steady at MARI cases 9fSeSq
quiet l19i2c
D s. c sT Bns Ne 40, Sors Hs2 Il 1884, 1884, No
Milwaukee Dec; 9--wHEAT. No / Northern 81 lSg
81 Ia 10 Northern 81 0sqs II May 81 los aas S
tS BE E coIiN g. 4s& tita May lay $40 40.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 9-wHBAT December. 81 O534 May.
81 l27s July u No hard 81 rs Ne NETth "a
81 09A ISl 1924 20 Northern 81 04ssGSi 20 ~
first patents - SQS6 second patents s. 1893 go ms
81 25S4 80; second clears. So 1892 81 BRAN III
/ bulk. $14 80.
PHILADELPHIA Bee oe-wHEAT Arm contract E5 3i
December, 81 lo9$l luf, CORN pecembsFi 0VsC
OATS quiet but steady No ? white natural 3..gS,e:
No 2 white. clipped. &c. BUTTER firm. good den.hI
extra Western hoiy Slbsc. nearby pnSSs'
EGGS duh and Sc lower nearby and Western ,I
fresh. 3Oc nj ti6,, CEEESB nrmer, New-to.h ~.
cream. fancy. E912ae: do choice. I1hGl1Se; DO ISF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10
Railroads.

Railroads.
PENNSYL
RAIL RO AD.
THE ONLY FouR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
GUT OF NEW YORK.
AND DEsB BRO g AID coRTLANDT sTREETs.
Streets I'VE minutes later than given below Tor
:55s \. n. CHICAGO sPEcIAL.
'IosS A. NJ The PE Il IS IL LIMITED-a,
sPM cH h22ls 8 & SSi6as sT LOUIS EXPRESS
:sssss s Y ss4El f9Gfs I HxFREgs,
s SS 2. VI WESTERN ;STrI5IS y, E *
1925 r. VI. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EXP
'' WAsIIING sTES'C AS SIf THE SOUTH.
PAS co8Ercsso8si Iite q m s25. as ~
M a g. I 70 5s s.5 ST cSnsrsssonai La
soUTFaEFN RAIIM2 sFo ss5 t hsn p m 1.1o
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-s2a a m. and s.a5 D.
sEIBoARD AIR L1NE-1a.s5 p. m and 1910 a
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILwAY.-sa5 p. m
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY-75s a week
FOR orb Po1Nr esoMFoRr, and NoRFoLx--7.5s
ATLANTIC CITY..-g.55 a m and 2.55 p. m week
I9SG BRANcH RsRrR Ts'k PaEk corth A:su5y
Park Sundays). and Point Pleasant SIS II 20.
325. ass D. M. 1910 night weekdays. sun
days. 12.1O S25 a m. ass ,.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -
COS. 725. .755. SIS s55 .925 tess, .s55 no q.
5GSS 5'9 ~ u . e f55 FOR SS North P6
deIphia onyl. "5.55. e55, 7.55. SIS. 925 (s55 for
days, sundays SOS .7.55. s25. 's25 sc $. so.
'f1O25 s1055 a m, 2.25. "1255, sl55. '329 49,,
.425 C't4.55 for North Philadephia only6; - y.
phia only D. m. 1910 night,
"Dinng Car Extra fare train
Ticket offices, Nos 461 1854, 2sT Broadway;
lS2 Fifth Avenue lbelow Esd ST.: 2s3 Fifth Avenue
icorner 18th ST.; Aston House. and stations named
above; Brooklyn. Court Street. $50 Fulton Street
$50 Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex Station The
New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone "543 Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
w w ATTERBr-RY J. r WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r TrRd1c Manager.
GEO W BOYD.
General Passens Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10
THE STATE OF TRAE.

buffalo Dec. e--FLOUR steady. wHEAT-spring IN
settled No ! Northern, T. carloads, 81 177s: winter
dull; No red 81 20. CORN hrm No yellow, zoe; No
corn. 49c OATS firm No white. 3l&.c; No mixed.
Chicago Dec. 9.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10
School Agencies.

A,yrRTCAS AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
,Iies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses etc
40 Colleges schools and Families. Apply 10
~ Mrs NJ J. YoUNG-FULToS- q Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

day, December 9. 1904:
Bales
Net receipts at all United States ports during
Net receipts all United States ports same week ~
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Marvin.

Miss Grace Ewell is very sick at
this writing.
Miss Alice Gibbs has returned from
visit in Norton county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baker are visiting
friends at Broken Bow, Nebraska.
Rev. l.. c. Chase is spending a few
days in GOsper county Nebraska.
G. Bracken has bought the Hill
stead building aud expects TO move
his store supplies into il soon.
Miss LenOra Reeder of the northern
part Of the county has been visiting
Miss nellie Baker for several days.
The fine new residence of DR.. lie
Rev Is we'll under Roadway, and when
completed will be one Of our finest
residences.
The Misses Ada Chester and Marie
Rafferty, have been taking a weeks
vacation from their occupation as
SaleSladies.
Mr.. GoOdger and wife passed
through our town Sunday evening
en- route TO their new home in
Thomas county.
The Baker sisters of Riverside Farm
entertained number OF their Mar
vim and Colby friends, on last We'd
nesday evening with picnic.
Miss Eunice Baker and Archie
Gibbs are the delegates to represent
Marvin at the 5. s. Convention which
is to be held at Kirwin this week.
John Lorimor has purchased the
home of Mrs. O'Cnnner where he
will reside in the future while Mrs,
O'C0nnOr will hereafter be resident
Of Phillipsburg.
A number OF our young people are
preparing themSe VeStOr temperance
contest To be given ON The evening of
Aug. Both at the NJ. E. church, under
the auspices of the Temperance
Union Admission ten cents. .g
The out door games OF tho early
evening gave the forty young people
good tJ)iiiJH cluSt nv all u do
ample justice TO the delicious supper
spread in picnic style on the banks Of
the Solomon. After supper all re.
tired TO the house and enjoyed var
iOus house games until quite late
when each departed feeling that the
pleasure Of the evening was worth
remembering.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-08-25
COUNTY NEWS.
Greenwood.

Frank Merrltield has sick horse.
Miss Bessie CoomeS called on Faye
Clark Thursday.
Charlie Cox worked for +. Ii. Clark
Wednesday and Thursday.
We are glad to note that S. A. Mat
teSon is able to be around again.
Misses Nellie Abbott aud Bessie
CoOmes were Handy visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Lapham and Mrs. Ly-
dia Merriileld called at b. II. Clark S
Sunday evening.
A party of relatives and friends
gathered at the home of j. d. W..
MatteSon Thursday evening August
Is, for the purpose of celebrating Miss
JesSie'S eleventh birthday, They en-
joyed themselves in playing until ten
O'Clock when ice cream and cake were
served. Music and singing were rem
dered when they all departed for their
homes feeling very much delighted.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-08-25

The HERALD has long contendcd
that the cultivation Of timber will
prove Of ineStimable value to western
Kansas and other sections commonly
claSsed among The semi.ard regions.
The government bureau NJ forestry a
washington has been conducting a
series Of experiments With virw III
determining The Results thai will fol
Low the planting NJ timber, what
varieties are hest ada pied 10 the tree
less parties, clin attic effects and varl-
Gus other matters Of interest In
connection with the Rrrwth NJ forests
Tue conclusions derived from these
experiments correspond with Those
heretofore expressed hy the HERALD
and a bull in win shortly he issued
giving 10 detail all obtalnable inform
alton upon This suhi~ci. Everyone
should Investigate this SUBJECT