davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

7 Rq @ y ger Il pair d sleS g 4 s S1S 9n %
60 green wings. 3lQ5ec. DO csnrnon 2ae & tSe
pc DO whole deer 1sa2oc. RABBITS. cotton tal. re7
Potatoes AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the
week Is $50 bbs Tctar7ss 1nd Sl49 5bs onions lrish
dragging sweet potatoes a-1l tn.crs nr1 and hg6sr
eovr 80 - .4 80 st 80 - -olaS I I,,, lic-e
3'vyer C-eunlee-s less rleHry hisher Cea-v slow
weak Okra more plenty ana oVe- southern beans
sJoek neglected. spinach in r5t- feu-and Tomatoes
4os'ly poor otae yssstaees without SPec1. t-4.'e
bas 81 JoQS1 81 On Long Island. IN bulk Psr lsc n
western 81 5oasI = 40 Js--ey 81 seGs1 20 d. jersey
double mead pol s. 21$2 u Pc ,--h TT 5o SlzSi So
bbI 81 25ast %. BRUssELs SPROUTS. per guar. ga
"a Dael1 se5s5 S5 g5r I 55 scare Per "a ' Fs
Long Is,an5 snort mt per uol 81 .JgS1-' 1g .oag
bush basket. -5c. gJCJN NIBERs per bb s. 514S2 =.
CUCUMBER PICKLES, western Nevr-YcJz re- bush
- 25ei-0e 40 snail :. -1s5,rr psr dozen toS Sec
F6;cPI 1Nrz Jsrse 1l per b6i sizss Do F7oriia per
SOC. 10 Boston COG soc Luna BEANS. Potat7 rer bag
~ ,n57S 10 iIo ~ e % 955S5 yo rsi g -5S, 50 OF1PS
pr si es 90 sFsg1 % ~, ~ &c -; Terr9E @
green per basket 81 25dS1 50; SPINACH Western New
bbi 75c1is1 DO marrow 56Q65c TJ-RS5IPS. Ruta5ags,
Canad1. Per b6I sGS5c de nearoy, 5oq6oci tomatoes
&c 40 ersev Delaware ana Maryland psr small bazksr
cgG-5c
Hay AND DSTRAW-HAT-ArrivaIs today were heavy.
particularly chief rail stations The delivery OF
POO made quite pressure to sell but no
rates regarded as extremely tuIl. We
quote. Prime large bales per 100 n, soc: No l. 20
7-r No -nd-zisc. No g 81 z660ci shipping 50atGca
clover mixed e2 967 re; clover clear 5Ogdec STItA
and salable. with 81 10 paid ror
hest Receipts and straw IN tons reported a. ne
Hudson RIVER tta-lr9aft
0a0. Ere 800. Pennsyvania so De4aTare Lacka"aPaa @
s-+ western AO shore 20. Lehlgh Valley, 80
5I-ore ana ohio 60. Central Of NewJersey. 80; river
nos-= i60 canal 19S; Old Dominion steamship
o oSI TONS Receipts straw. 10 tons,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPoRT.

keW-A1rk. Dcroeer II, ls14
-0FFEE-rse coffee rla4SeI showed q little mere 2c-
r-r4--- -or-a rullisr made Qurlc rrpn
s-ezL wn-c1 thought TO cCUs fr1r quite t-ust-
Tycr1v ana which Thought ro cl-lrta
me b-sE position based gradually diminishing Sra
E.l ---s had 1e=D z2oWI 70 certain
.rC.r.-zL The previous ard al the open
u market sales II r1e previous
cav prevented advance Later IT seemed IS
though FAIR demand being attracted from cIls--e
sources prices did H.e l1er during the r1l--4e
session unCer-pne seemed arm Just BEFORE ne
however EeaTy selling received
The that american trade interests late
heavy points. while Europe mas
hanging lack, mace = appear T-aI Hafre Vas ~
purpose c- making buying nas's Ior s.ol eo.-s
ErGZi- EoTever Llis ray r1e selilnE came az
tine when few buying ar-ers we're On haal, ana tas
market after opening ulc1a1Eed 70 points lover On
September and showing partial gam = points a. ols
5Grng 1nalv easy AZ Q 1ec-.ne q o4
points. reported ~ % 700 --ss --e pull
BraZ4 -e-er-e1 10 a1oNe consisted az 2
-aole from f51iv1ray Ellis Co. SAVING mar he Ee1t
last and thai The Eo'Nel-
ING wreIcnel Another nrrn cables tlal receipts
probably -zL a--er The end OF the cl--l ---
rlaE me outlook Towering is ursa-ls-acldry
Eur-uean shovel fair s-eaduess. with E1aFre
ga higher. spite ~ lle se--lug orders
later, while Hamburg was 4lle..---sf--
santos and RIO Ln-ha-Eel Receipts
moderately full The SPOT market siea1-. Win
quotations the basis Of sac for RIO no 4
-be ~ contract prices IN the local marker tay
VA j
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

CC--oes-Trading not active. sales being
mated q oIly ABOUT 250.00O bales. ana
business thar transacted seemed be largely
professional account The market during The early
-ra1ls ruled generally lrrl and scored fair advance
h-ler lower opening but later u the session prices
depressed LQllda-LCu following q bearish
weekly from the Nep0rIeans station Of
the weather Bureau and the market closed
net loss TIE feature % r1e trading seemed
operations credited the Southern bull leader
vas also a 1ooc u bUll-sh news chiefly from the
southwest, concerning the disposition spot
70 ret2se 20 market the!- holdings except
tance Port receipts are srtll running very aezvy.
movement waich reflect the disposition TO mold
H-fne rrlFate acVlces report czlr demand
c0---D Tor -cooer snp-aelr. but others
WoriAy aoflceS from savannah. ~ that demand s
---A sc le.---s1 --aa -ae Liverpool market made
clsappc1t-Eg response 20 The local % the
previous ca3. FIRST prices here
~ The hour c- the local opening Liverpool yas
unchanged 10 point lower. spot cotton vraa .
points lower on sales u 5000 bales The local marc
opened steady a. a decline Of = points. ia re
Bpo1se % the cables the excellent weather ara the
pec-a--o1 Of bea-lsh report ar midday the~e
seemed comparatively little cotton FOR
moderate bull support and covering the grad
ally worked back, W-rA prices al midday about 10
issued Tis showed generally favorable conditions az
thoUgh reporting t1e crop so nearly picked con-
-rl some ot tha bulls - their predictions mod
crate crop production Following the report. however
prices gradually worked on 10 the previous low
-eHc- N5lca rallied slightly before
close. WITH the market finally steady net decline
q 70 points Exports for the day reached nearly
10000 na-es. making the total far for season
.l--leo bales against 66Gl62 bales s2I e2g bales
fer me same period oc last years ago
me rance o. contract prices m tae local market today
uas es ral!cHf-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
BOSTON WOOL MARKEr

Boston. oct Undressing strength IS shown the
coal wool market Recently there
has been heavy demand for almost all grades OF
condition or AFFAIRS which, II It continues. will
rhe unique Territory grades occupy a Arm
position and freelv sold Pulled show activity
but foreign grades quiet The price OF domestic
ools IN this market as based actual sales is about
follows Ohio Pennsyl ylvania-1EX ana above. 31H
Soc. Y. 8093Ic, No J. SSQ34c, No >. S3834c fine an
washed 2iu25c. a = and l. blood. Gnwashed 2SG29c.
unvashed delaine, 26dIc. washed delaine s7S6c
Michigan apd above. 2sG27c. No /. SU931c. No %
$500. eue unwsshed. 2ld22c, a. a and Z blood un-
WISHED 2sa2s nc; unwasaed deiane, 26g26c. me
washed delaine 32d33c. Kentucky Indiana etc-1 an
blood 29029lec. Territory-Idaho tine lsdIsI,c.
heavy hne I5816c an4 medium, 1sQIsiac medium 10
d2ac. medium o1022c. Wyoming. hnc i6E1Tc heavv
fine 15dlGc. fine medium. ITi10lsc; medium 20G@ic:
low medium 22a-ic- Utah Nevada. fine ITHITlsc
asavv me l5l6e. me medium Il 1sc. medium, 2GG
medium 1TafSc: medium 2OR21c low medium 22a79sr
Montana-Fine choice 2I022c Ane average l9a2Oc nns
medium choice 2II2c. average 19G20c staple 29lf23-
medium choice. 22l 23c: average. 2Ia22c.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r
Liberty Streer and south Ferry (tiusa from sousN
Ferry five leg rhau below.
EASTOS. BEIEL LEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MACH
GHLNk-z4-0J tl-15 EzSron ollyl, 9 10 a. L20
440. 500 Is . EasJon onIgl D m. SUNDAYS. a as
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRASTON-z4oo. 80 a m
500 D. SUNDAYS. a N. i @
LAKEWOOD. LAEEHJRST. TOMS RTVER. AND
hAkNEGsAI-z4 90. -q-+1 a z1-90 $40 90,
Lakewood and LazeAurst onIT1. $50 ? m sundays.
ATLANTIC CTTY-.s 50 a. m IS 40 D n
VTNELAND AND BRIDGETON-iz4 90 a III 80
L0NG BRANCH. AsBURT PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POlNI PLEASANT AND sEAsHOhE FONTS
co. $50. l1S0 a. n. xL20. 3.5S. 445. 50 $50.
L5O p n sunday except Ocean Grove. 90 A m.
ATIANTIC HLDs sEABRTGHT McN1ForTu
BCH.. EAST long HEtANCH-4.90 9 80. III 50 a ~
$50. g. s. 420. as sundays. 90 400 p. N.
PHILADELPHIA fREADINE TERMINAL 27.
roo 800 sS.o0 Tl0on. II 40 n. TI200. Il 90.
$50 ZOO 1890. 'A0o T50] t600 II 80. 5000 $40 50
m. 81 Is u1dt.
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S425. 1S0O. 1000.
.12o 20 a 800 +'teO. '60o ZOO ~ 25 ..
BAITDIORE AND WAsHSGToN-Soo .1ooo
sI210 s2-0c. s400, $500. zoo. s12 rs.
WILLIAMSBURG 400. z425. $500 f9.1o C1o 90.
1100 a. n. Reading only. sL00. 40 f200
Reading P0trsvte. Harrisburg only "A Co T5-00
ZFr0n Liberty Street only. SDa1ly. 4Cailv. eNcapo
Cf1ces Liberty St Ferry South Ferry, AEtoF House.
2s1 4S4 1900 1854 Broadway. Is2 5.h Az. = Cn1ou
square West I53 East IZ5th ST. 273 Vesc 125th 81
Columbus Av New York; Court St. 344 $50 Fulron
s., Brook-yn. 500 BroadVa- Williamsburg NeT foFl
Transfer Co calls for and checks Destination
". Q. BESLER, c. ". Burt
Vice Pres. and cen. Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
new YORK, NEW HAVEN & HlRTF03l r. R

depart Grand Central SLaEiOl. I'D
al- Ll Ave. follows. Eor
f I6.d0 . I0-o2 A. n. II 100. e I:OS -Gls:00.
BOSTON via WIIiulancic-tFS 90 A N. 1900 ?. NJ
BOSTON. SprIngdelo-T900 A. ". Tl12-0O. 'I4-00s
sI1-0e ?. VI
FITCEBCRC. Putnam & vVorceste--4T3-00 p "
ZVLLLE and NORFOLE-Tfs- A L. 4f3 % p NJ.
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCEBRLDGE. LE0ON- PITTS
FIELDS 90. 80 Is A. ~. s. -15. re3-25 p n
WATERBURY and rETA-F5- 800. $500. $500.
TF1t1-, SFL0-02 Waterbury, a NJ TF1-05 fA.S0,
S'5-1I. 1s6-00. $500 ito Wararbury) p n
Ticket Offices et5rand Central SJarun AID cl25th
St. also az CHS c26l- 1ls5 1354 Broadway c3 ParS
Place. c-5 Union square clS2 Fftl Av, Gas co1rbus
$40 Madison Av C273 West l25lh ST.. l53 East
I25th St In Bruoklyn. c4 Court St. 500 Fulton s..
Broadway. E. d.
'Daily- Except sundays ESundays only. sarur-
eStors <Parlor Car LIrnica1-
HAS Dining Car c Agencies selling ParIOr ana
Sleeping ticket also
c T EE8IPSTEAD. Gen Fasa AsE
o SEEPARD Gen. suDt
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

powdered and fruit powdered 5l5c Eagle conseconers
granularze, . 3tci Eagle ard extra dre grant
lated 5ls-f Eagle ID -zrt5Hs = n bags 5 10
OF me snuated 52oc; Eagle nne granulatsd standard
Era1Ulated and diamond A. 5G5c. colfecri1ra9z gac.
Nos L. ana 5. 4sor; DO 4. 1 55c; No D. f. 70c. 30 g.
4t~c. No & 46oc No 5. =-5cc, No o. 45c 90
No H. $50 No - 4 &c. No l3. &c. Nos Is.
42oc The London cabi- reported rAe market for
sugar ~ that point quiet with uacdanged ana
October quoted lis November AZ 1ts II -4d
RE position or The local market for sugar q
steady one rl-h business however noCarars- tle-
was selling pressure. although holders
willing 70 let sugar the present range OF iu-y
paid prices. We quote Centrifugal. 9S 4-4c.
nluscovado SO test 3St- and ralasses sugar SO
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
Public Notice.


DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR THE
COLLECTION OF TAXES. No 81 CHAMBERS
STREET. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. NEW
YORK. OCr. l. 1904.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Assessment Rolls and Personal Prop
erry OF %sw York tuC -he 1904 d
collection OF delivered
10 rEe uud=rszled. all
rneut ana payable MONDAY. OCT.
D. IyO4 the orlce OF the Receiver of Taxes in
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, No 81 Chambers street,
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. corner Third and Trs-
mont Avenues The Bronx. y. y
BOROUGH OF EEOOINLTN, Rooms = 4 8,
Municipal Building. Brooklyn. y y
BOROUGH OF QUEENS. Jackson Avenue "a
Fit-a street. LoaE Island City. y. T
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. and sand
Streets. staplet0n. staten Island, y. Y
ing sha the benefits mentioned in section
q5 or ro New YORK Charter Chapter
Os 1897 viz deduction OF rate of
rlr- 7sr day OF sl-h uayuleut
and the day of December next
All, Bills PAID DURING OCTOBER MUST BE
REBATED BEFORE CHECKS ARE DRAWN FCR
PAYMENT.
When checks mailed the Receiver Taxes they
acc1upalied by addressed envelopes
nEe Prepaid in OF recspted
Chess dated Oct s should rnaHsd 10 the Receiver
as possible ater bills have been received BY the
DAVID E. AUSTEN
Receiver % Taxes
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool oct u--CIosing-WaEAT-S nominal
futures quet. December. IS SD March Is 5ad CORN
Spot American mixed easy IS sd futures quiet. De-
cenSer 4s 4sd PEAS-Canadian steady. IS 7iad
FLOUH-St Louis fancy winter steady. 9s %. HOPS
At London, Pacific coast drul faQfS s. BEEF'-Exrra
India mess steady. SIS Sd POEtk-Prrae mess West
arn, nominal. HAMS-Short Il 70 ID 70. dUll 45s
BACON dull; Cumberland cut, % 70 so N, Sis short
rib l6 20 "a n. 49s Cd long clear mddes hgnt IS
"a n 49s Cd long clear middles heavy, 80 20 n,
s9s, backs 20 n AS Cd bellies
II n SOS Ga I-DEES-SquaFe. II 70 Il N
dull S9s LARD-Frne Western. in 5ietces firm, as
Cd; do Amercal refined pals quiet f0s Sd. BUT
TEsESood United states steady. T0s. CHEESE-Ameri-
can finest white rn 42s: DO American finest colored
GrEonE 4aa. IALLOW-Prmo city strong. 2Ss 81. TUR-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

The ccsl market or spot cotton quiet and un-
changed the basic 81 10 55c niddlng upland and
lYr5e tof -addinE luf 2es. 80 bales e3posC 3O5
= sgneLs ana o09 eeTerea on contrast southern spoI
higher az l1c. sales. 29G Easauuah s-eeF,- arT
l-loe higher at l5lGcs sales 912 Norfolk adv
- &C Elgner At l1scs sales. 12s4 bales Charleston
s.tE -ld l-loe higher az 9 1S-l8c. bales
-Ne.9 lrll and unchanged lO1scs sales 200 bales
t.tz, STEADY and unchanged az lOisc. sales eco
tle% Eaila-ec receip-s Leading
Al Galveston II O05- 10 10 OO0 bze- srsi1r
tleo4 2st WecE and l--2l last year. a. Neu rres-s
tlon -oYo 70 AluNo bales against I3 week e-d
ID II ast year ard a. Houston. y GOO - II "a
bales against lt5lJ .ast week z.O52 laer vzsv
Receipts az the porcs ana nterior points fo5s
pared wlfh rke sane ana last .es--
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

cash quotations follows; flour easier
WHEAT. No spring. 81 dS9S1 Is, No g. 81 G59S1 10
81 O9@ 4Sl 11As. CORN. No =. 60st 451c; No
yellow 5Slzc- OATS No . sac, No white. 81 aQ32c
36c fair choice mating. S9Gl4SC FLASSED. No
l. 81 OS. No Northwes-srn. 81 10 CLOVER contract
grade. u * MESS PORK per hbl. S1lGSl1 20,
LARD per 1oo n. 81 50GSI 52is- CUT MEATS-Short
rib sides lOose s. - 1HSI short clear sides tbuet
S. 2J0SS 80 WHISKEN. basis Of high wines. 81 2C-s
On the Produce Exchange today BUTTER slsa,1y-
Creameries 14G20c, daires. 13d17c. EGGS STEADY;
2oci extras. -. CHEESE steady at 1OG10l=c
Euiuth. OCT u-WHEAT-No / hard. 81 MS No
Northern 81 gsiss No Northern. 81 o4is. December,
81 03is MAY, 81 II
Milwaukee,, Oct 1l-yyEiEAr-So. Northern. 81 1213
Sl l3. No northern. 81 osaS1 IL MAY, 81 Oa7s. RYE
NO l.. BAHLEE-N1 sample. &C.
C0RN-No 3. 52@l5S sc; Nav. - sc asked FLOUR
First patents, So le0S6 - s. 9JS6
first clears 81 5oaSt so second clears SGS3 10 BRAN
IN bulk. $I50$l5 -
Minneapolis Oct uvHEAT-D December 81 11G
Northern. 81 12S No Northern. 81 09ss.
Philadelphia. Oct u.-UHEAT quiet. but steady. con
tract grade October 81 lla4$l II CORN quiet.
white natural 363S6lec. No white clipped. 1885, 9STc
BUTTER arm with good demand Western
creamery, -lc, extra nearby prints 3c EGGS steady
demand. nearby nrsts and Western frss, 2021c
mark CHEESE hrm but quiet, New York tuu
Qt0s4C choice 1O61GiaC do fair good
pounds wheat f. 09o bushels. 1000 bush
els. 1o,U0o bushels Shipments. Wheat. II o0O
bushels. 300 bushels, oats, l20op bushels
Toledo OCT. u--CLOVER SEED-Cash and October
As December s. +71a Msrch. 81 5Tl, Alsika-Prius
S. 2S Timothv-Prirne. 81 50 asked
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits tarpentins rsaa-aed 9et 7 9'
Posir was steady 10 drm common 20 good strained
guotaS AZ steady az former prices WIN
demand moderately active We quote
d56itc
IAR~oh barrels = e99Sf geS5 strained 100 E S. ?
81 G5 q So 10. r. So 15 T. 81 25aS5 80 = 81 NJ p -
ES4 a. y 81 G0QS4 50, " g, s. 95S0 " y" 50 Loqso 90
STOCK or HAND.
l,.,lsi1. 80 1t,Is --...-.- 80
%Splt4IS ~ t7i''-'7 ....... 1911
wilmington Oct 11.-sPIRITs TCRPEllTL2'Es stea.iy'
raoeiprs ROSIN-SothIng doing receipts.
I1o ttis TAP ann 81 so. receipts. 81 bbls. CRUDE
TTRPENTTNE fr1n 3 80 81 81 and 81 50, Teeelps %
Savannah. Oct L-TURFENTI2;E 4rni 923.c rsceipJs.
500 sale b36 exports 1.G4d- ROSlN steadN, e
ceipts STAG bbs. exports g. sos Quoted \. B. = SOU
D So IS. e 81 so T. 81 654S2 a'-z: g g ~ q
9q0TS2. 80 Bf 81 11-a. =. 81 3lAa1S4 tU " IT,
S4 55GS+ co. " ". - so -,
Ing doing r~sr>- go b1rz.
TI-RPENTINE % bb!s Exports Costa Rica--tt1oLN %
0T,nsor OCT t-TURPENTINE-spiri Ses Tlsd
P0sTT- American strained. IS, fine, lis Ad
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

coffee E1lcrIee s-eElrr
Rio 6S525 ezcEange. - 9-32d. receipts CTo Gays.
Sg shipments for he United states, 500 bass
ehiugne1rs Europe 1000 stock, $4,000 1ses-
SsDtoso-ee market quiet gocu average santos asit5s
days.. 4lDuJ bags stock. L4Jt.p bags
E1ar11Irg-oIes market opened urc-a1ge1- a. 80 n
unchanged. 1000 +1aF-e---ll-ee
market opened steady tr1nc higher al - II,
changed. AZ us unchanged = lover 8 go
= e J.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

nt1on EXclange special Liverpool cables spot ootron
q gloa demand, sales 500 bales speculation ana ex
- so American 9eO3 recaibts. 10000 al American
f1--.AE uIlGae. 9osd Futures opened steady points
eatf on near ana points higher on distant Dosrons
.naed very steady. 70 points hfgber Cctober
ae October November, NoVenbor-Decenber Deceulher-
es.--fl aEe JauuaryEebruary. SD.
eees larch-ApTil. h5td ApTil-hIay, 5 SD Mav-Tune
Fy--v
'-lorhs--sD0d demand fer India.
F-y-h All A1A--rheTe features OF note
y tc-dAfs nquF market ard trade was duIl Winter
lis remain eteaey while spring nours were lower 10
- We llple- - glt-eprfrg patents, Sc 2Ode0 65
alef groights Q Qs5 t5; winter pateats s. s5S5 75
s-es -2 q tl4ta 81; extra 80 winter 8 AZ q I0
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

PENrINE-sprits duI. SOS So ROSIN-Connrnor -,eady.
- Sd LINSEED OIL quiet lss 3D. PETROLEUM n
-L
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

I5verpol, Oct II. D. m.-CCTrON-spot sood busi-
ne-s done prices points lower: Anerin nddiin fair
5S6i. good ntddips. 5sods middiins s6sds low mid-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo Cc- r-FLOJR frm v-IiEA--sprinE un-
settled. No Northern 81 L. : asSed winter dull; No
red. carloads 81 LI-- CORN quiet No =
Yellow 5Sl.c. No = corn. SIC OATS tuu. No white
sac. No mixed. So asked BARLEI-YesJern
: Z. 46RJsi-c EEE-No / in store S3c asked
Canal freishts. firm
-----a.- 90 IL--se lead.nE tllnres raased FOL
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
LEHICH VALLEY.

Tickets Pullman
Broadway ~ 5ta ave- 3 Union 81 West - Columbus Ave-
SGD Fulton $50 Broadway Fulton
H. BROOKLYN ~ T Transfer Co viii CAL for a1d check baggage
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
The ONLY FOUR-T7ACK LINE LEADING
OUT or NEW YORK.
AND DESBROSSEs AND COETLANDT STPFFTS
sE The leaving .lne from Dssbrosass and Cortland-
FOR THE WEST
-a.sS 50 4 4 SsT L6J.is fEz44l lI5IT+Eb
'ie-e5 A N-TI5E PENNsTLvANIA IIyITED.-.7
.i-l5 2 N-GTi4.,t5o ANp ST LOUIS ENFREss
$50 $50 r N5vl,s S7s 7.RS Il 3 EXPBs FE5ss
80 E-yzJASD 75f.s 44r cI21c1Ns'ATI Emp,
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
-, 80 - ss. 80 s. a "a l-.5. .1255 ? u
. p M M 10 nisht Senday. SO. 's Is. '1955
59' 1---s' 'l2l5 l'>.5 C'agressioual Limited
soGT,HE-N' g,l, I;AIL|TAT-e 5. a. p m. 1910 =.
AT5-A1NrJc TAI: COAST LINE-s 2s a m ana Is ,. m.
sEARoAFD -AI7 AIR L1NE.-1225 = m and 1, 10 a m.
NoRFFoLE AND WESTERN R4ILwAr-s..5 .
CHESAPEAKE HE'S. & OHIO EA1LwAE-7 50 a m week
FOB is.e oL6 POINT coaiFoRT aud NoRFoLE-755 N.
ANIIc CITY.-95s a. m ard > 55 p m weekdays.
&2s &4EEs3 Ma 50 week days
- oE'-tN-Et. ASBCRI PARK tEor-h Asbury EarS
'anlaSs and Point PleasanJ So 1928. y.
s,7-4.e 1ceps -Hrg Bralchl and +55 weekdays
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IlAs oIees Nos 461 1854. lis and PSI Broadway -
Ith avenue below 23d ST.. 265 Firth Avenue corner
zsta So Astor House. and stations named above
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Transfer Company VIII check baggage from
hotels ana residences % destination
Eeiephone 543 Chelsea FOR Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
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Genera Passenger Agent.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
Water For the Fowls.

. IF necessary food 10 not given to the
hen III her own special place sIe will
fnd enough TO keep her 11usy. but slle
ts taet 40 successful III abtaiMins water
to drink. says 4. V. Meersch in West
esn roulfry .tonrnal. The farmer or
his wife will usually provide some
feed. but "Hisfay" many times fakes her
chance for water. Yet 1t is fully prov
etl that 81 per cent Of the egg is wa
ter. Drinking vessels should he thor
;ougE!y cleaned every day and If pos
sible so matfe that the hens cannot
stand in it. In winter time these drink
fn2 Vessels should he enlptied ut night
to prevent them from freezing and 1T
Is advisable to give fowls warm drink
in the early morning in winter when
they first come from the roosts. rs at
that time they usually drink freely. If
this is practiceI the hens will come
for this water rs quickly as they will
come for food
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
SeuArNte the SexeA.

It ia the height Of fNolishness to
allow the male birds to run with the:
hens during the fall and winter months
unless eggs are wanted for Matching,
says Commercial Poultry. 1t should
he remembered that an unferttlizeta
egg is dead matter. Willie a fert!lized
one cnntalns life germ that is ready
to take OF Animal existence as xeon as
tile proper conditions are furai&hed.
Even at tile law temperature Of 60 de
grees Il ferti1ixett egg Will hegin to
decay long before Az unfertilIssd ore
twonld shnw tile le&st change. Keep
the males AND females separate.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
Pine Tar En the Poultry Iouse

Poultry raiseys seem 10 have failed
to discover the value Of pine tar. II
is very useful and valuable in many
ways, says Poultry World. Some
breeders tar their poultry yard fences
In preference l., whiteWashing them.
though we do not like to see it done,
for it gives the surroundings such a
gloomy, forbidding look. It undoubt
edly contributes largely to the dura-
bility Of the wood, protecting it from
the ravages OF storm and time.
1t is in the poultry house, however.
that the value OF tar is the greatest,
for it conduccs greatly toward health
fulness. When that scourge = of the
poultry yman, choIcra, makes it's appear
ance, we would advise first a thorough
cleaning of the house. next generous
application of Carolina tar on all the
Joints, cracks and crevices Of the in
side Of the building and plenty of
fresh WhiteWash properly applied. The
tar absorbs or drives away the taint
or disease and rz makes the apremises
wholesome. The smell is not offensive
IN fact, many people like it-a1rd it is
directly opposite to unhealthy To
vermin, lice, etc, the smell Of tar is
very repulsive, and but few. viii re-
main after yon have tarred the cracks,
etc
A friend Of ours WAS once troubled
with chicken cholera and by adopting
the above in connection with removing
affected fowls he soon put step to
the ravaEes. a SNAIL lump Of tar IN
the drinking water supplied IL, the
fowl viii be found beneficial. provided
it 10 the Carolina tar, which is very
different from the petroleum protfuct.