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New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
ARRIVAL or BUYERS.

Aims poepke Company, Cinc!nonti; H. Bogen. cloaks
,o., bailey .y,,.5s S5e"Psny cleys%pa GerhaT
G io@s @sc Il honAR G Brit
n" ss ssoSs Carlisle anG nG'iGHs fsan deSa deSSs Everett
leather goCds saa umbrellas sot and Miss Mis- A. ns Nd
GOODS % Fort @ smith M As BSwa 2 AZ
Bowditch Clapp Boston; A. C. Bowditch. millinery.
H. j, Bowen Co.. Suffolk. Va; II. J. Bowen. cloth
s. Bril-. Greenvle Miss. clothing and furnishing
Grady and Mss NJ LIZ Lennon millinery ST. George
fancy good; No: IFS Worth st: York. ''l''''
goods notions Hsssiss ete Norm%ndle % - NJ A. o''' Dry
G Maker; millinery: Miss s. Martin millinery. No 4s
n. q, coins. York, Penn: silks, Darlington.
CO operative Association of America Lewiston Me: l.
Crosby pTinsi. Bangor. Me: F. S, Crosby. fancy
3nmsyor Dry Goods Company, jefferson city. Mo- n.
49,. A. David & Co. Wilmington N. C.; A. David. cloth
Bys. P9mersy Stewart, Reading: NJ Kelly.
Dreyias Meyer & Co Chicago; L. Dreyfus woOlieus
Earle Terrell Co. birmingham. Ala: n A. Terrell.
cryeo9ds notions end furnishing goods, Grand
Eastman Brothers Bancroft, Portland Me-: Miss a.
r. W. Edwards Son. Syracuse: D. NJ. Edwards. gen
a Eisenbers, Baltimore; A. NJ Goldsmith clothing.
suits s"s sGn Mss Co aes hSsG D6
sns C. e Haidso rd iHGs' rengs ee Miss
jay Abrams. dryFoods. Imperial
Forbes a. Wallace Springfield, Mass; w.
and Miss Reynolds millinery No 2 Walker-st
q. Co.. Hartford, Conn: NJ. +. Marls women
and infants wenr. No. 45 Idspenard-st.
Fuller Dry Goods Company, Meadvie Penn; A. NJ.
Fuller. drygocds. notions, etc, Herald Square.
Cans q Rady. Richmond. Nn: ]. Cans. clothing York
\. Gemmel Hudson N. Y. drygoods. notions and fur-
. nishing goods Albert.
Gimbel BROTHERS, Philadelphia H. r Otte millinery
siT SSss$wsy S4sms Alseri - '" N''a-
necNwear umbrellas etc, No ar Broadway fofrman
NJ tiodenberg Washington; D. II. Rosen clothing
etc. York.
s, A. Goldsmith Co. New London: s. A. Gold
smith. drygoods. notions and furnishing goods No 60
Lspenard-st.
j. Goldsten. Rochester. n Y; woonens. Victoria.
Gray -Tallart Company Duluth. Minn G. A CSray
laces, leather goods. etc. Cumberland.
Joel Gutman & Co. Baltimore; Miss b spandauer.
No. 10 Crand-st.. Everett
Registered at the of the Merchants AS
socation;
Frneberx g. MeGrnw. Cleveland: j. Fineberg clothing
Brosdway Central; j. McCiraw. clothing. No las
Eighty-sixth-st
r W. Stevenson. lonia, Mch Charles n. Stevenson.
dTyGoods. Park ASenp~
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
REAL ESTATE.
II Syndicate the Buyer Of the Adi-
rOndack Park Tract.

syndicate watch formed by Henry Morgenthau
Ernst Ehrmann and B. HochsohHd the buyer Of tho
Adirondack land reported sold on Saturday. I.
Phillips & Co were the brokers' and r J. the
lawyer. represented the seller.
Company.
erty surrounding Ctowanna, Eagle and Blue Mountain
lakes. having about forty miles frontage. The
Eagles Nest golf IS the premises. II laid
out By Willie Dunn. and opened three years
M Nerdo The syndicate Intends 10 transform the tract
INTO a private
cunancy. and also 70 sell some of the land
This property formerly by ".
who built the Vanderbilt. J. Morgan Timothy
Woodruff camps IN the ueghborhood ana sold
them 20 their
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
n. 4. WOMAN DROWNS.
Launch She Is an Ran Dozen an
Boston HGvbor.

Boston, Aug. 21-The thirty -foot-naphtha
launch Catherine. containing Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Wing of No. ST. Lukes Place New
York and Albert W. Barnes Of Everett was
run down and sunk in the inner harbor this
evening by the East Boston ferryboat Hugh
O'Brien. Mrs. Wing drowned. The two
men badly cut by The wreckage of the
launch, but were rescued by the crew of a tug
boat
The party was returning from a days outing
in the bay to an anchorage in the Mystic River
when their boat run down by the ferryooat-
Mrs. Wing. who seated in the stern, was
carried down with the launch. The men were
thrown into the water, but later were picked up.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
TO SHOW WORK OF FAIRGROUNDS

The work of the Fairgrounds established by tho
Board of Education viii close Saturday. Septem-
Der g. Several exhibitions have been arranged to
show the parents and public the nature OF the
work done. The exhibition to be held at the prop
erty In Deiancey-st near Lewis. under the new
East River Bridge. will specially portray the play
ground work, All OF the Fairgrounds on the
crowded lower East Side VIII be represented.
Should Wednesday. August 81, the day for this
exhibition. be stormy. II will be held the next
pleasant day.
The following s the programme of the exhibition:
The East River division Wednesday August
81 ! y. m, In Delancey-st.. near Lewis, thirteen
schools represented: upper East Side division.
Saturday, august q, at 2;30 r. at Public School.
No. l5s, Avenue A. Seventh-seyenth- h-st., nine
schools represented; West Side division, on Thurs
day. August at 2:30 p. m, at Public School NO.
81 No. 523 West Fortyfourth-st. nine schools rep
rasanted.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

everything knew. My boy is only eight years
old and this experience and excitement are not 90
ing him any good He needs a rest from an A tnis
and propose that he shall have it, At any proper
time when his testimony is required to convict tne
men who have committed this crime ms parenss
will be only too glad 10 have him TESTIFY against
them
The imputaton made in some of the neWSpubpettss betts
that this whoie thing is a FANNY affair Is ootn
false and libeIlous. and the charge made that We
compounded with the abductors of my boy ana palu
them money 20 give him up IS equally faIse am
libellous. II such statements continue TO appear,
shall be forced for my protection TO take
legal proceedings against the people making theln
What I most want, and what my wife wants; -
complete rest from the whole affair dnul tilo
proper tire for trying and convicthg the
criminals ard that time cannot come any TOO soon.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
Asthma Can Be Cured

The statement of Mr.. ]. F. Homan, 20
Z. Adams ST., Chicago. proves that the
worst cases of Asthma in the world are
not only relieved, but are readily cured
by DIR. Schiffmann's Asthma Cure. He
says: Asthma kept me in terrible mis-
cry for ten years until used your
Asthma Cure. After the first trial was
a changed man. l went to sleep that
night and awoke next day much relieved
and have gotten entirely over the Asth-
ma. Il is now nine years since was
cured"
Sold by all druggists at 5oc and sr.oo.
Send &C stamp to DIR. Il. Schiffmann, Box
So4 ST. Paul. Minn.. for tree trial
package.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
COMPLAIN OF THE WEST END CASINO

Walter McAdee, manager OF the West End
Casino. before Justice Sanders in the With
District Municipal Court. yesterday on a complaint
from the Health Department that the casino was
a nuisance. and that residents ST. Nicholas
ave. and One-hundred- and twenty -sixth-st. were
unable to sleep because OF the piano playing and
noise which came from the place often until 0
a. m. Justice Sanders said he would render his
decision on August 81 In the mean time he would
visit the place and judge for himself as 20 the
truth OF the allegations of the complaints
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
TO LET MANNINO REST.
Father viii Not AHosc Him to Talk
-4ny MOre-ISSaes Formal Letter.

Giacofno Nannino. the father Of Tony. authorized
yesterday the publication Of a written statement
that for TIE present ne had decided TO give his bow
rest from examinations by reporters or By TIE
police. Mr.. Mannino's statement was:
have decided that for TIE present shall give
ny boy rest from examinations BY reporters or
~ Inc po1ce. 8e has told everything he Fnows ard
ts9.d II good many times. L have had he house
ntee with reporters for about fourteen days and
"e nave talked freely with them and told them
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrguxE.l

Torontoa Aug 24.-Inquiry among local Italians
ELECTED the information that answering 10
the name and description of Carlo ROssatt charged
with murder in New York. here about two
weeks ago. and organized a branch Of the Black
Hand. He was viewed with suspicion by some Of the
Italian colony, who communicated their suspicious
their Interpreter. Michael Basso who concluded
that Rossatti not here for any good purpose.
and advised them to have nothing TO do with him.
Notwithstanding this KOssatt, posing 5 a
former, persuaded a number of his countrymen
that their best course lay IN the Black Hand d-
reetion. He disappeared few days ago and had
not beer heard Of until the news came from New
York this morning.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
REALTY NOTES.

Millard Veit has leased 20 client for a term OF
years for NJ. Kahn & Goldsmith, the dwelling house
No. 266 West one -hundred-and- -thirteenth-st.
l. j. Phillips & Co were the brokers in the sale
OF No. West Seventy third-st.. 20 a Mrs Levine
Louis Becker has leased for William l. Seaman
No. SsS st. NicEolas-ave., three story dwelling
house. for IA term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
RECEIVER OF RENTS APPOINTED.

Justice Davis. Of the Supreme Court yesterday
appointed John G. Folsom receiver for the rents
Of tho Stuyycsant Apartment House, pending suit
brought by the New-York Life Insurance and Trust
Company against Isaac Polstcin and others fore
close a mortgage for SI50000 made July 80. 1891.
Tho receiver Is required 10 give a-bond of 81 Zoo.
The house IS stories high, and Is the
northeast corner Of Seventeenth-st AMI Livingston
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
n PURSUENCE oF AZ OEDER OF HON.

l. Abner - Thomas Surrogate cc the County e- All
Work dated is March, Iso4 notice hereby sseS, sS, srs
having claims against Cornz0 IhaNer 49,
= tba County OF York deceased 70 p1eS - az
win vouchers thereof 10 the sioscTloer AZ rs ts Ne
,rsnsartinr business the office = stephen u - Ss
81 Nassau Street. in Ihe Clty . -NeN ~O'A' - -
he of October next,
Dated New YORK the 2tth day % March. lsc+
JAMES HAMPDEf\ ROBb. hxeee-.oa. -.,,,
STEPHEN II. OLIN Attorney for Executor. D -''-
- New York City.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
WILL LIVE, DESPITE INK AND ACID
Young Man Took Quart of the One and
Two Ounces of the Other.

After drinking nearly quart Of ink and two
ounces of carbolic acid with suicidal intent the
police say, Harry Woods. twenty years old. of No.
97 West One hundred and-forty eghth-st will re-
cover. lie not unconscious at any time and
the physicians at the J. Hood Wright Hospital
where he was taken say he has a remarkable con-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
THE CRUISER TACOMA ACCEPTED.

Washington, Aug. 4-Announccment is made at
the Navy Department that the cruiser Tacoma.
Commander r. +. Nicholson commanding, has been
finally accepted from the Union Iron Works, san
Francisco
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T F1txserald. a Surrogate ot the CounS -
New York rotice hereby given 70 al persons Nsr'
claims against Adojph Keller, late ot TIE SolhS ereos
Vorl the with vouchers
TO the subscribers their place Of trausaeyaY 1se
~ NOtman. Joliue 4 NNta.ytse'
attorneys Ne Wall Street, in the Cty OF s faru.
Borough Of Manhattan on OF befoFe the u" N'' =
AIRY next -. A., - -. ton4
CIOTIIDE r. KELLER HUGO 2 ktsi-l-f4s'. Ni1<
ESIs. Executors Attorneys
BUTLER. \OTMAN. JSfi.iNtl = w --a15gh
Tor Executors 81 Wall street. Manhattan bo''us-'
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By I. Phillips & Co; 6+9 Morris-ave, 75 Of
1884 ST. 25xloo: ten n Knickerbocker I.
agt AucheanEeio Spallone ct al II II Gibbs, atty
GoIdmsrN ref due. s4,Ss9 o.; taxes S54S Ia
prior Utye. $1,000,
con-st 25NiOO. Van Nest John Buss!ng. jr. agt
OConnor al: c I Iall0ck. atty. y Young ref.
tB2; taxes.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
Surrogates Notices.
II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Ahner Q Thomas. surrogate Of the CoIRty Q. New
" Natice Is nereby given al persons havlAs eASt
ssiSst Caroline NJ Weaver. late OF ths county .. Ne
S s-sased 70 present the same with vouchers gasls
~ 10 the subscriber nis place % tgasctiSs on =
T, Nassau street. in Iae CITY OF Ne" 1'4N+ - -
-.t..r~ ne srth lay Of september next.
dated New YORK. the Esd day Of March IsV4 ,,-
NN'0 TEN BROECS MORSE, Execut1r,.-
EDWARD STETSON GRIFFING. Attorney tor -, sS'- YerS
Is Nassau Street Manhattan, The Cl'S oi NsN
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
A 100000 LEASE.

s. OsSood PeIl & Co have leased for J. q. Gold
smith TO Michaes & Rolman the middle store and
basement, 26xlOO feet. In the Goldsmith Building.
No. % to % West Thirty-fourth-st. which adtoins
the Astor Court Building. The lease IS for twenty
years. at an aggregate rental OF SS00.001.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
PAINS CARNIVAL OF FIRE.

Pains annual carnival OF fire takes place in Its
entirety tonight Manhattan Beach. The
cent fire will In no way interfere with the
nouuced programme.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

and as executor. 1th-st, n . lio-s II W or Ave
nue. d: prior mortgage. S11sotO; due September
1907. per cent
racbracb Abrarn to James j LOornie; 63d-st
Nos 4O6 ard 40S East; two mortgages, prior
mortgages. ST. 900; duo April ID 1900: per
same 10 same: 63d-st. No 4O4 East: prio- mort
gage 50 500; due April 10. 1905: per cent.
Same to same; 535-st. No 4f0 East prior Eor--
gage. SO, 75O; due April 49, 1905; o per cent
Lehman Mitchell and another 10 William Il
Payne Great Jones-st. 2o2-6 ~ OF Broad
way; prior mortgage. $4,000; due February %
1906 @ per cent. \
I.owenfeld. Pincus. and another TO American
Mortgage Company 1Oth-St. 5 23I-S Il or
Avenue ID; year; per cent ----.-...... 2
Same TO came; same property prior mortgage.
$4,000. year: q per cent
Maisel. Jacob. and another to state Realty and
Mortgage Company: 15Sth-st. loo Il cf
LenoX-ave; two mortgages; year, . per cent:
edcn !
RosenfeId Harris. to Louisa Zinckeraf: 15lst-st
;. 130 Il OF Robbns-ave: yeass per
cent
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

l. sbner C Thomas a SURROGATE Of the C9euSS clains
York notice is HEREBY Sven IN a persons s,sIons
BradbroOk. late OF the CITY OF E"
Pennsylvania deceased 10 present s % 81 traI
subscribers at their pNls
acting business. No. l2O Broadway, in the CiC -
York. on before The 18th day OF SepteioSar aoss
Dated New York. 18th day OF Marcn 49, r-v M
GEORGIANNA BRADBttOOk. JESSIE hLseSi-'
ecutrces - M 10
MORTIMER, w. BYERs. Attorney for Exeeutriess. W. -
RroaaNaY. Y. Y. CITY. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

146th-st n s. 20O IT OF AmsterdaH-ay'e. Tor a
five story brick fathOuse. 50xST-11; c r Nc
LaugbliD, owner; Neville & sagge, architects. $50 COZ
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF nv

Frank T Fitzgerald. surrogate Of Ds me havir;
New York notice Is hereby given to az ,,ny G.
claims against Mary T. Brown late o. tag MEN VOUCHERS
New York deceased present the same VII bus
thereof 10 the SUBSCRIBE his place OF
ness No. 1S2 Nassau Street Borough or Msh AR q
The City OF New York. on or before tHs -'@
October next ,.,t tc04
EDMOND CONGAR BkOWf I-N-----
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HuN

Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County of s,rss
York hereby given - all persons "a , yogk
Rgainst William RYAN. late Of the County OF (,
deceased present the same with voucnsFs a.
the subscriber his place OF rans2etlns ~ Al
he ofsce cf Butler Notrlan JoI,ne Mynderse ca
torneys No 81 Street. IN the City % New New
or before the 3Oth iay of December next. Iote1 =
York, the Goth day OF June. 1900 - .,,.cptor
JAMES MALONE. s,rror-
BUTLER HOFFMAN JOLINE a. M4NDF.5,SssEsi- 19frv.
neys fOr Fxccut6T. "a Wall street. Ne" totN -
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF nv. "

IL Abner C. Thomas Surrogate OF the Se.,s car5
York notice hereby given TO ali persons New Yer
c. Buck late Oe the Couuss thereof y
deceased TO present the same. Win -
the subscriber. at her place OF tIansaSs Street Ins
office OF Pirssor Bean. No 81 Liberty =, or bsfols
CITY OF New York Borough OF Manhattan -
the eighth day OF July next ,co4
New York. the sixth day or Suis
ARETH C. BUCK. Adinl.-..-s,rfx 81
prRsSoS 4 PEAI.I Attorneys for Admins - YorsL
liberty st Borough Of Manhattan. City oi w.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

it's force and is gradually disappearing. and ss little or no damage was done along the south Atlantic coast all apprehension as to been removed Foreign sdvices were more favorable than generally expected, Liverpool spots and futures olossng at an advance of middling. 5.lA. Private cables stated that firmness of market was due to spinners call- Ing cotton. and Manchester reporting yarns as very firm. cloths qu:eter
 American markets were very favorabiy in- fiuenceI by developments abroad. New Or leans opening about unchanged from last selling at s.se. Private wire adviees from all districts told of there being much bet ter demapd for actual cotton at 1-isc to s C wason arrivals were light and failing off There Vas more activity in local spot mar ket. with prices 1-isc higher; sales. 4...o. s,to,, o o. IeO a s,osing @ s'rm aa,v,v veiy i, futures, news of there being good demand in local market at 1-16c to hc advance ws. sprssa far snd near but without ss Tn absence of outside support local traders gave up the task and iiquidated as best s too h..yy yvts sse pnSc buyins of cotton. There is some disappointment in receipts falling off sufficiently to cause ,oss Tor s the month of November when me, so i n doubtful if there will be any shortage in receipts of the current month when final figures are compared With those or a year ago. They are inclined to follow the long side of the market. however. and are bull ish on prospective consumption of the world rather than on moderate crop of 1i,00e.000
 ar less. A severe winter seems to be in store for us this season. and as the more
 seasonable weather will be productive of a better cotton goods demand, they are look
 ing for a continual rise in manufactured
 goods. which they expect to see reflected
 in an advance of the raw material, there haing so little surplus of cotton goods of every description on hand ]
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
l. 2. PrERcE . co.'s CorToN LETTER

(By Private Wire rom Sioert EIayl
 NEW ORLEANS Nov. 16.-Nothing be- yond quotations was received from Liver pool this morning. These evidenced steady market devoid of anything approach ing sensationalism. The improvement for the day was { points on both options and nales on spots. Later cables ascribed tho buying to spinners.
 The opening here was steady and at prac- tically unchanged levels. a tendency to mod . erateiy higher prices was checked by the selling of near months on the improvement The range of fAetuations continued narrow. but a good undcrtone was imparted by an excellent spot business. Until the advent of some new feature of moment the ten denev of the market will be the mainten- ance of present values with slight variations The bear element recently conspicuous have adopted a conservative policy and are not apparently increasing their short interest, d the same time are manifesting no uneasi- meas by efforts tc cover The contest 's be- tween the holders of cotton and the consum- CTS and ppeculators largely comprise the audience with some indications of willing ness to assist the side manifeSting the most strength.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 15 - Cattle = Re- ket 10G15c lower. Choice export and dressed beef steers 5 .oo@6 25; fair to good. 3. 3.5o45, %; Western fed steers, S.5e@6 50. steers 2.5OQ4 25: Southern cows, 1.50@ 00 native cows. l.6o94.O0; native heIF- CTS. 2.5O@5,O ,Oo bulls. l.SO@S.6o; calves, 2.25a6.0n
 HoEs-Receipts. 17.6oo. Market Toe low CT, Bulk of sales. 4.4004.75; heavy. 1. 70 R 4.e7N; packers. 4.6o@4.75; pigs and lights 4.2044.65.
 sheep-Receipts 7.5Oo Strong and active Native lambs. A. 25@6 .S5: native wetherS 4.OOQ4.GO co: fed ewes s.75@4.3o; Western lamts, 3 3.25@5,75; Western yearlings. {. 2S q and feeders. 2.5O0t.Oo; Coiorado lambs. 7l lbs. 5.75: Colorado 'wethers. 100 lbs. 1 5a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
NEyv ORIEANs cOTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 15.-Spot cotton nurcbsses bsin1 mads for accoursf of for eign and domestic spinners Sales 7.40o bales. including HOO to arrive and 100 f. O. b. Quotations 1-16c higher
 The future market was dull owing to continued defective wire service. At the opening prices were unchanged to 1 point higher than yesterdays closing. For a time after the opening it looked as if a stiff ad- vance might be made. but free offerings by big bull interests and weak longs checked the advancing tendency. In the trading the active months first advanced to points. but soon lost the improvement. December opened 1 point up at SIS. sold up to 9. s1 and finally declined to 9.75. March open ed at 10. O2, sold up to 10. 07 and declined to 10. 01.' The market closed quiet with net losses of l93 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
NAVAL srnREs.

SAVANNAH, Nov 1s.-Turpentine firm. 5O; receipts. 4ss; sales. fs& shipments. l50. Ros!n firm; receipts, Leg; sales. s,12S shipments, 27. Quote; A, B, C, 2.55; D. ? so; E. 2.s2is;F F. 2.sTM: c, 2.32h; H, 2. 50; l, 3. 30; K. s.s0; N. 4.es; N, 4.bO, W e. 4.f5; W ". s. .0N
 CHARLESTON. Turpsntlne and rosin WiISdiNaTo N rurpsntIne firm. aSk. receipts. 3S cask&
 Rosin firm. 2.s5; receipts, 12s
 Tar firm. 1,s0; receipts, 7b,
 Crude turpenfihe tirln. 2.3o. a.sO and S.So; receipt, tsS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
MARINE NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I5.--Cleared: strs. fsroteus, Halsey New York; Alabama, Nor, Gjlmre. Bluefields: san Juan. Foss. Pore Rico; Belgian, BF., Stammers. Liverpool
 PORT EADS.-Arrived: StTs. Alabama, Nof Giinre, Blueftelds. Anseln. br, Xii varn' Puerto Cortes; Martin saenE. SD, Bil- boa; Bradfcrd., Ger. Bruhn, Port Lamon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
NEW yORK DRY GOODs.

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.--rhe dry goods conditions have undergone little change. but there is increased confidence in the minds of sellers who are not willing to submit to any arguments of buyers to establish low CT price level Comparatively few operatives tion Is Increasingly in favor of the seller. The carpet auction continues faveraole. with the offerings well sold e tair pfieeA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

Ira. Port. Barros. Barbadoes; Bellas Ger. Bollen Lisbon. Sailed: Strs. Traveller, Br.. Donald. Liverpool; Alpha, Reed, Florida bon.
 MOBILE,-Arrived Strs. Rosegrovr. Br. Pearman. Las PaImRs. C. l.; Fort caines Nor. Juplum. Bocas del Toro3 Brighton, Nor. Kragh. Bocas del Ioro. Cleared; str. Eidsivla, lessen, Galveston
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
NER oRI.EANs sUaAR.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. i5.-Sugar market kettle. sK; open kettle centrifugal. 4@l%; centrifugal wnites, { S-le@4&; yellows. a. s@4 9-18: seconds, Sh 9t 3-16.
 Molasses steady; open kettle, 2s@Si; cen trifugal, 17@2e.
 Syrup firm, 2s 630.