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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
TINCTURES MAY BE
STUCK FOR THE DRINKS
Spirits Promise to Win Retail Drug Clerks
Bowling League Race.

But six games now stand between the
H1ncture team Of the Retail Drug Clerks
Bowling league and the bill for one com
plete and up to date wine supper. If the
Tinctures fail to win four of the six
games they will be stuck for the Spir-
follow the close of the leagues present
bowling season. The two teams have
schedule calling for thirty games. Tween
Spirits hold IA to the Tinetures' 10. The
next two sets will decide the race The
two teams bowled yesterday on the Pfster
alleys and the Spirits won the three
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
Muddy Track for Burns Handicap.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb 5-Tba
$4,000 Burns handicap at a mile and a
half will be run over a muddy track
tomorrow. Eighteen horses are named in
the overnight entry for the event, and the
indications are that there will be AT lea ST
fifteen starters. Walter Jennings. Above
Proper, Arcade, Dainty and Nigrette to
remain in and will start two or three Of
will come from the following list:
Proper, 127, j. Martin; Claude. 122 +
D,aaly; Oarsman. lis, Wonderly; Argregor.
11S, pullman. Fossil, ia, Knapp; Arcade.
bridge; Jos. Larsen; Ben McDhui, los: Di-
vina, 108. Burns; Horton, los, Kelly: Ho
ratius. los, Kunz; Joe Lesser 1O4. Foley.
1O2, j. Dugan; Modicum. 100. Hide,
brand; Eonic, 100, Redfern Nigrette. 90
Council. 10
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
Interstate Shortest CLOSES.

OMAHA, Neb.. Feb 5.-The interstate
shooting tournament closed today with a
twenty-five live bird team race, in which
were entered seven teams of five men
Iowa and Kansas one each. The Omaha
Team No. 1, eaptained by w. E. D. Town
send. won first money with a score of
III out of a possible 125. Second money
was divided between Kansas City and All
Nebraska. with tie score of iO7; No. 2
Omaha team captured third money, 1O6.
and Arkansas fourth, with 1O1.
Russell Kline, Of Iowa. was the only
birds, thus winning the individual purse,
Gus Schroeder secured twenty-four. as
also did +: A. Harnoldt and Frank Wealth
erhead, dividing second money.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
Entries at InaIeslde.

First race, seven furlongs, seIIing-En
Iy Oliver, Carilee, "a; The Toiler, IS;
my, 81; Kickumbob, 104; Lunga' So: Emil
81; Miss Ringlets, IS.
Second race. half mile. purse - Bill
Short, Golden Idol, 112; Eduardo, Nell Sui
l INn, Morita, LOG; Meada, Peggy O'Neil,
Third race, six furlongs, seIling-El Pr
Lotto, Bonlash, Frennus, 1O2; Rosin. Noun
tebank. Or. Sherman, Wyoming, Bassen-
Handpress, Judge Voorhees,, lilo.
Fourth race, the Burns handicap. one
and one-eighth miles-Modicum. Eonjc,
100; Major Tenny. 1O2: Our Bessie, Joe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
SPORTING BOWLING RACING BASEBALL THE RING SPORTING

Lessor, 1914; Horatfus. Horton. los; Falcon
Bridge, Ben MacDhui. sDivina, 10S; Fossil,
ia; Oarsman, Aggregor, lis; Claude, 122;
Nigrette Jennings entry9, SO; Proper, III;
Arcade, liz; Dainty Jennings entry, ITO.
no, Sc; Effervescence. SO; Flyer, Anvil,
SO; Albemarle 101; Npllah. 1927 Optimo,
104; Yellowstone, Bard Burns, 107.
Diderot, Sc; Bill Massfe,f Administer, SO;
Keynote, 101; The Fretters Frank Wood,
104
Showery and sloppy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
Central Hockey Team Debuts Tonight.

The Central high school hockey team
will play its first game this evening with
Although the Central team lacks practice
as team. the players have had considera-
BILE experience playing with other teams
this season. Capt. Clayton and Armstrong
are members of the Victoria team, and
Rees, Burns, Drake, Myers and Allen have
played with the Crocus Hills.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
Town Swallowed lin.

AMSTERDAM, Feb. 5.-Advices receiv-
ed here say that an entire town in the
Island of Java, Dutch East Indies. is
reported to have been swallowed up by a
volcanic eruption. Twelve persons were
burned to death and twenty were severely
injured. The eruption was accompanied
by showers of red hot Goals.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
Central Girls Play Today.

The university 9irls' basketball team will
line up against St Paul Central in the
University armory at $50 this afternoon
The game promises to be a good one, al
though by comparative scores the college
girls have little advantage.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
FAST HOCKEY GAME
MascOts Defeat Mic.Macs I'm
the Opening Half.

Capt. Billy Barron and his Mascot team
took the Mic-Mac Hockey team into
camp at the Laurel rink last night after
sixty minutes of fast play. Score, 5 to 1.
The Mic-Macs included in the lineup sew
en- of the fastest hockey players Of the
city and the Mascots had their troubles
all through the game
Barron and his men landed the victory
in the opening half when the Mic-Macs
appeared unable to stop the rushes Of A.
Spur, Parnell and Bradford. Spur made
two beautiful lifts and dropped the puck
into the net each time. and Parnen and
Bradford shot their scores from fierce
mix-ups. The half ended with the score
to 0.
In the second half the Mic Macs braced
and for losing team played a sensational
game of hockey. In this half the men got
into the play with dash that bothered
Barron's team, and despite the efforts of
Bader, Ames and j. Spur the Mic Macs
were successful in scoring, and spoiled
the chance Of shutout. The teams lined
Ell
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
BATTING Nelson cets DecIslon.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Feb. 5.-Battling
Nelson. of Chicago, got the decision over
Jack O'Neill. of Philadelphia, after six
fierce rounds before the Badger Athletic
club tonight.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
YnsIIantI PoIIcn stnn EInht

YPSILANTI, Mich, Feb. 5-The police
tonight refused to allow a prize fight to
take place as scheduled between Biz
Mackay. of Ffndlay. Ohio, and Young
Kid Mccoy" of st. Louis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
Gardner and KID CAREER Matched.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb. 5. = George
Gardner. of Lowell, Mass. and Kid Carter
of Brooklyn. have been matched to go six
rounds before the Milwaukee Boxing club
on Feb 10.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06

There are many ways of finding
good things. but the best is to read
THE Globes Paying Wants."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-06
kenyons Lose Two Games

kenyons Lose Two Games.
SALTWATER, Mimi, Feb. Sin the
city league bowling tournament the Ken
yons lost two out Of three games to the
Rex team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05

1000 ChieaSo reporting 1900 Kansas city 5000 and
90 Il-4la 800 F0ESk steady; quoted Ness SI3 253
s!S %. family, $50 So short clear. s14aSI7 BEE
sea- G3oteI Ness IS 5o9S9 so family, SO 5OsiI So
T5SEr 5i4As s.eaoy; quoted. S24GS25 so DRESSED
go a4 quoted: Bacons, Tzc: $50 10 sAe 100 10
3ei l4o To- s9sc; pigs SsG9+c; 100 10 sac 50 70
go"n, S.Be. CCl AEATS-Piczlsd beles duII. ouotAd.
11324lHg IIc 10 10 lO1sgl0sc; 10 ~ IOc; 10 9s4c
5ni eo Saol-oeTs steady; sg9ted The Pekled hams
mote ~ @ Refined lard steady: quoted: south
Serlca- : l5c; Continent S.45c: Brazil kegs, eT5c
compound I'm; quoted 64s 96sc STEARINE arm;
9~C-e-; CLEO, st4o-ac; city lard stearine. eG9kc
dc n-aIAet was steady firm, with business
-O5sa!-s te4egrap1s louisiana crop movement
cate Receipts rough 5930J5 sacks against 4e3 $50 last
S-es cleaned estimated 2T39Z6 pockets aga
1-9,2gI last year Market strong active Tamag
aIs-cn Lslegrapas Carolina crop TO date
ecsps STD barrels; sales barrels market cuIet
pine 10 cH2lce 3sQ4'2c head. a. G5hc Patna-
Ss,I5tc. Japan. foreign nominal, 10 DOMESTIC 2s3
-. = "a = gone; EansoOn bond. 2442&c
- Ie market STEADY and rather quiet Ar
0gs re-Cced prices 10 points, other refners
Fices quoted are less per cent cut
80 ponoeIea SOc; powdered powdered and
~ PoNoeEel o-dci eagle confecto-ers granula ed
49,, ess4sie coarse and extra Ene granuIated 25c
$50 70 cartons : - bags and 10 bags gran
80 49, eagle me granulatsd standard granula ted
9.cH [ 4 PIC; coafectoners' a &c; Nos and
10 : 4uoc; NJ Q. 455c: 10 45Oc: No II 4 40c
49,, soc NJ l3, Ii and 10. 30c The raw
=. Mss quiet but steady, with centrifugal eS test
So zoe, ruscovado, Sc test sac and noasses sugar
sSsI o52c The London beet sugar market Nd
iis VIII October quoted at lis AID. and November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct 4-CATTLE-Rsespts 1000 head In
GLIDING 5000 westerns, Market steady. Good 10
prime s. 90 q Sc SO; poor TO medium. SIS
s. 60; stockers and feeders 81 - 81 20 cows 81
81 30, hefers s. so 81 10 Gamers 81 50 So 40; bulls
81 "a 25 Texas fed So so S. so Western steers
50 - So. calves SO 90 81. HoGS-Recepts. II coo
head Market SC 70 I0c higher Mixed and butchers
60 IS S. 2o good to choice heavy - SOC SO 20 rough
ae2yy - as s. So light s. 80 IS -; bulk Of sales
50 50 q Sc SuEEP-RecePt5. $1,000 head Sheep
steady: lambs Good TO choice wethers 50 so a
q 80 fair 10 choice mixed 50 20 SO Is; native lambs
Cincinnati. Oct. 4-HoGs active. Butchers. So 10
So IS: common 50 500 50 40. CATTLE steady. Fair to
good shippers sac s. IS; common: s:gs2 90 SHEEP
stSedy. 81 z 50 So: lambs STEADY. IS z IS 10
East Buffalo. Oct 4-cATTLE-Recelpts 500 head
So butchers; So 75G s. IS; heifers. S3GS4 -; cows.
q 80 s. bulls 81 70 81 stockers and feeders. 50 90
g Is. NEALS-Rscsipts. rs head Steady HOGS
Receipts, assoc head Active. loc higher Heavy
and mixed S. % Ss S5 Workers. IS 209 S. so; pigS
g 5oQ IS s0 roughs. IS 25Qs5 s.; stagA s4aS4 70;
carries and grasssrs SIS 75gss 10 SHEEP and
LAMBS-Rece pts &. 400 head Steady. unchanged,
head including 500 southerns Market steady to
strong Choice export and dressed IS Sc:
alr 70 good. 50 70 So Western FED steers. So 20
- so: stoekeFs and feeders 81 S0a 81 as Southern
steers 81 4o9 81 IS Southern cows 81 500S3 IS: ma
bulls 81 75qSS IS; calves. 81 5O9S5 so. HOGs-Rs-
eeipts. 10000 head Market strong higher Top.
gaeksTs IS IS s. %; piss and lights. IS sO9s5 90
So IS; native 50 SO 30: Western lambs SAD
IS Is; Western yearlings IS 6O9s SIS Western sheer
81 20 Q 50 10; ssockers and feeders 81 5O9SL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05

No 2 Northern 81 10. May. 81 l2aGsl 1888 hd BYE
No I. Soc BARLEY-NO :. 56ei sample. S2853c- CORN
No 3. 52G63iac May. 4S&c bid
81. Louis Oct. 4.-Close-WHEAT--No red, cash.
81 I69s: No hard. 81 1881 IS CoRN-DecembsE 47e:
May 4TiAc. OATS-No cash. ale: December, S155cs
May sSa.c; No white. s4G54isc
PhiiadeI2hta, OCT wheat steady; contrast gFads.
October 81 12l5Gs1 H. CORN Arm and &c higher o.
tobeF 6sG59lsc OATS firm and lse higher; No white,
natural S6i1e. No white, clipped Sisc- BUTTER
Arm good demand: Western creamery, &c;
nearby prints &c EGGS quiet but steady nearby rsts
and Western hrsts 2092ic az mark CHEESE Arm. good
deuasd; Nsw-Ycrk fun creams 5alIey l0 l0i1e DO
hbls 1255O0O 70. IN sacks; wheat 5000 bush:
5000 cats 3COo. Shipmeats-Wheat 1&.0OO bush;
corr 5000 oats. 5000
Toledo, Oct. 4-cLOvERSEED-Sas and October
81 42t5 BID; December. SIA bid; March. 81 So AL
SIKE-Prtms, IS 20 bid TINoTHY-Prtns. 81 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York October T. 1904
cars Tor export alive 20 for city slausherer. and Z
for the market, None offered for sale today Feeling
ket JeTse; CITY. Dressed beef IL fair demand
I've cattle higher At llHe1esc at London and s..
orator beef selling 81 eGS1se per 10 Shipments to-day
On the GeoTsc Tor Liverpool Included 80 cattle and 80
scAtd Suzberger and 900 quarters q beef (esnae1
CALVES Receipts were 2s1 head. Including $50 for
So en- s1s Eess were tn steedy ggazsers noin2 =,
81 5ogss so Per 100 n poorest hest yeas sass 90
eaocs light 2 % II &C. dressed STassers at t5c per n
sales-John ?. Nelson: IS veals 174 10 average. at
s. 50 per 100 70. 90. 80 II. a SIS
20 n 5! a. let r g 50: %. 81 q. at ST.
Newton & ca; 30 veals $50 n, At IS. do - n at
Toein 3 Shannon: 8 ysas I45 70 at $50
sander II veals. i2e y. Al s. IS Western calves
z Z Honis3 veal is n at S 50; 60 ls3 70. at S.
et s1 au a ba III oa Was 5ed over G- ysstersy
prices e-e trfe arm er both sheep and iarnbs and al
s3S vent 70 The scales Common 70 good sheep sold a;
lam1s a. s. 37- csc No Canadian lambs Dressed nut
' sa is n 0 S Il Csc "a oAs 10 SmSs IS
sysrsgs a. 50 PEI 100 70 ~ 6eninsky DO - n at So
3, a. s. is Do. 100 70. s. 25 is d.. 100 n So
Nswtsa Co go IVES. vrEi9ia lambs 81 r az $ co.
S wt ss zig VI a. = a H. at i's So
e5 DO 81 70. at S .: | buck. 100 p. at s.
il3 n. 81: II state sheep. IS - at SO.
Judd Co: 2CS lambs. 50 p, IS Is; rs
IS n a s. y, u do Sc n. at SO
HOGS-Fecep;s 1914 2.55I head. Including
about ~ for the market Prices l0i5e higher
Prime medium weight hogs sold So 4UG$8 per
100 10 Country dressed hogs firm.
Sales-Jhn T. Nelson; los state hogs la 70 average.
So - 70: roughs SAC
dzy0 eos hogs. l55 n. a. So 80.
Tgun Shannon date yesterday: lT2 State hogs I6l
n, az SO: s. Pennsylvania do. rs 10 az So 10;
Sanders: IS state hogs f4g ~ az Sc az data vester-
day i1e hogz Ia p. So 20; 262 do $50 10
a. 81 l5 a. do 100 y S. IS. do. PSI 70 al 50 Is;
Dc 25 n. At Sc 10 IS Psnnsylvana do III n. az So Is.
a. pigs 50 10. rough iGO 70, al IS 20:
g. 3It 70 at s. IS. boars, 4O5 70, AZ 81
s, date eriayl: 80 State 100
so 23l DO I45 - 81 do III n So SO: q
roughs goo n. az g. 30. 100 d. az 81
H. Hollis date yesterday: 200 state hoRs l46 n az
So 49, II roughs 800 n. IS 20; bears los 10
J. c. Curtis son Gate Yesterday: 90 State hogs les
81
Ie4 n. a. So Is.
George & L = Dlusubsck date yesterdays State
hogs. ISIS n az IS 60; I rough. 40 70, Al S. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 4.-CIosing-WEIEAT-Sp nominal
f,f1rsS du December, Is 1tsd: March "a ska CORN
spot American mixed quiet at A. ca futu-es duh: De-
cember. Is cad. PEAS-Canadtan steady IS Ilsd
Fl OTTR-St. Louis fancy winter as HOPS
a. Ionion CPacihc CoasO strong az "a 15sfs 81 aEEF
-EsItro Ind steady Cd
mess Western. firm at as Cd HA8Is-short cut u 70
I6 n STEADY AZ AIS BACON hETn; Cuuhe-land cut 20
to 50 10 Sss short rs 10 TO "a 70. sos: Ions clear mid
dies light - 70 "a 10 S-si long clear middlss. heavy
bellies "A Is n, ias- SH0CLDERS-Seusre hi 10 IS
10. STEADY a. 40s Cd LARD srong prime Western N
siersss sos "a: A9esesn Feaned n pals Az ca But
TEFt-Good CaisG Statss steady az 70s CHEESE Grgn
Prsme city strolg at 23s Sd TURPFNJTIrTE- Iu
at8 "a. ROS1N-Comnlon STEADY a. - = T.TNSVgrl
OIL ztsA-iy az 1ss ID FElRoLEulI Sulst a. cad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
X PrEsrANCE OF AZ ORDER OF hon.
Public Notice.


DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR THE
COLLECTION OF TAXES. NO. 81 CHAMBERS
STREET. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. NEW
YORK. OCT I. 1904
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Assessment Rolls Estate Personal Prop
ertvi OF New York for the 1904 and the
warrants Yer collection % have been delivered
10 the undersigned ana that al The said Assess
rert Rolls Cue ard payable Cu MONDAY. OCT.
1904 the otlcs o. the Receiver cf Taxes In the
which the property te located follows:
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. No 81 Chambers street.
BOROUGH or TIE BRONX. corner Third and Trs-
mon Avenues. The Bronx. - y.
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN. Rooms z q. and =
Nuu4cipal Building. Brooklyn ny.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS corner Jacksoa Avsnus and
Ftfth street. Island City, n. Y
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND, corner OF Bay and Sand
Streets. StapIeJon. staten Island, y. Y.
In OF payment during Octooer the person pay
lng entitled TO the benefits mentioned n section
o. iseTl A deduction OF interest the OF
er cent per between the day Of such payment
ana the LIST day OF December next
ALL. BILLS PAID DURING OCTOBER MUST BE
RELATED BEFORE CHECKS ARE DRAWN FOR
PAYMENT.
be accompanied 5y addressed envelopes with post
chScSs dated Oct 3 should mailed to the Rscsvsr
possible after bills have been received by the
DAVID e AUSTEN.
Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05

80 N-rket Ter SPOT ouief ana
1sea q ne bEsia rniddltnF ~ ans go
49, - lneaIg Gpif Delivered contract 100 bales
- .lafes2s were telegraphed fellows. NobIio
$50 ever a S&e: sales 1850 balea: savanna5
et. - over e. l-i6c: sales. l060 bales: No-sofx
.o.e.. a. L-l8c. sales. 1855 bales; 81 Iouis
7. -. si loc: Baltimore nolainally &c lover
~ lhc ,sa-Feston l1ec lower. I3-l6c:
hslesf AsN-Oslsans Eteaey. lice lower AZ y ga.
sa.e@ - uSless Memphis Eteady. UNCHANGED ~.
eaies -as9 oaies augusta steady. UNCHANGED az e5c
CART lesion s-eadY- unchanged al 5-lf09
bales Esnneted receipts al leading points Tor toooro
- NeRrieanE -ot0 70 y 900 bales against 5ls0 AS
week and tshl last Galveston 90
bales. aEans 2f085 and IS .a3 isxf 49,
~ I5ouston 4 90 70 1900 bales against Il ls 80
20 2f7 last ~ '-1'
Receipts the ports and DoInta
plrea VIII TIE cay wed. ana - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. I. { ?. m--CoTToN-spot-Goodb bust
5s2d good middlIng. 566d: middling. 554d; low mid
ding SAD: good ordinary. sod ordinary. 4.sOd The
sieso $500 bales, OF which 900
speculation and expert and included 100 American Re
ceiprs 3OOOu including %. 100 American.
opened and closed easy; american midding Octo
Der. I'D October and November. S2d November and
December b25d; December and January 5@sd: January
and February 5.25d February and March 5.26d March
and April 5,2sd. ApTtl and MAY 52sd. May and June
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
READING SYSTEM


MN .jEEoEG CENTRAL * e.
Liberty street and south Ferry. CTiuas from soIta
gerry nve minutes earlier than shown heloN.l
tzSloN- BETHLEHEM, ALLENFOWN AND MAOCH
CAUNh--z4-00 (1-15 Easton onlyl. $40 a N. Iec,
$40 100 ts4S Easton only) , N sundays. ss7s
WILKESBARRE AND sCkANTOS-z4oo a1o a a.
5.g9 2. m sundays. z4.25 N. Loo 2.
LAhEMO0D. LAKEHURST, TOMS RIVER AID
6ahNEGAt-z4Oo. $40 a n. $50 l9 s9 IA<ss-
ATLANTIC CTTY-ss 40 a n TAO . N
VtNELAND AND BRIDGETOS-fzAoo a m s7.sa
L0NG BRANCH. AsBUEY PARIS. OCEAN GROVE.
FOlNN PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS
200. $50 1L50 a x120. GS0s asa rs. 6Sos
80. l1Se D. p sunday. except Ocean Grove S17
observation-disclosures TERstINALl. sAsz,
Tto0 Ts-Oo 800 fl0.00. t1LO0 q N. tl2le s1or.
tl,39. v2oO. 1900. sAoo. t60o, t6.Oa t7-sG saoos
SSIa AND CHESTNUT STREETS-sA2A ta0o. etoleA
s4$9e a NJ '2Oe. $'A09. 500. sI0O. Ta2s ,
BALTIMORE AND WAsHuNGTON-20o. slasa.
ia 90. e 90. $500. $500. 200 sI2I5
READING. HARRISBURG POTHSyILLE AND WILL
AAI4Sf OsS4-t.4-0O. z425, 90. lISlo. (l0oe lLOo
n Reading onlyl, l4l0e. NsL2O. fzeo p 81
Reading. POsrsViHs and Harrisburg only t&0es fAos
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Fr r. OF Rsetc- 81. Pt. 9.
5tlantie lids. SeabFight, Aonn3outh Ech-s Lons
zFroln Liberty Street only. sDaiy. 4Daily, except
sunday. Sundays only. tPartoF oaly. Iva IT,
uaqua xSaJurdays. aEXcept SATURDAYS
Sol 49, 1900. 1854 Broadway ls2 18th Av-. Is unlo1
square West 153 East 125rh St. 9TS West ls5th aEs
Columbus Az. New York: Court 81. S4A $50 FUllon
Co calls for aa9 checks eassaEs g dsssiaAsioA
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Passr Aga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Oct. A-FLOUR Arm. waEAT-sprnr nrr,,
No l Northern 81 lsk. Winter quiet: No req 81 IsIS
CORN strong No yellow. SOC asked: No 2 corn $50
asked. OATS strong No white. a5he: No mixed
s3%e BAHLEY-Western. e 45G5se. RYE-No J.
s3448s43ac, In store CaEal treigtts steady.
Chicago. Oct. 4-Ths leading futures ranged a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05

Cash auctattons were as fellows; FLOUR was nrm
WIIEATNo spring. 81 l2G$1 IS: No 81 O5GSl I5i1
NO : r1d 81 l2sgSl I3%; CoRN-No 2 5Se: No vel
RfE-No 2 I6c. BARLEY--Cood feeding. 36d3Tc: fall
to choice mailing. 4og4sc. FLAXsEEDNo l. 81 10; No
EEI S ST. Is 9oo per hs 81 7S@slI So
los sides loose SsGSS IS short clear sides boxed ss 81
gSs 80 WHISKEY, basis % high wines 81 26z. on the
Ftoduce exchange to-day: BUTTER steady; cFeameries
l4gZgc daries. l3g lie EGGS steady: az mark case.
neeaed 4glT+e: nrsts. lsc. prime nrSts DE extras
&c CHEESE arm. 104l04ac.
Pgtipth; Get 4.-close-yyHEAT-E I Northern
81 1s. - - - - 'a4S'
lEilssauias. Cat. A-vTIEAr-No ! Nershsra. 81 Is,
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LackawanT

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New YORK foot Barclay and ChrtsJOphsr Sta
ts.00 A Nor Binghamton and Syracuse.
1000 A M-For Buffalo. Chicago and St LOuiA
$50 M-Eor Buffalo aad Chicago
I4oo I. M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
500 p M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
IS 45 P A--For Buffalo, Syracuse. Utica.
500 A. M-For ChteagO-Slsepers open ?. "a
Tickets H. 429. lISS l43{ Broadway, ". Y: SSa
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~ the ports and interior points to-aaV. eor,-
-he sane cay last veg ana - 49,.

a tEehange SPECIAL Lirerpoo. esbles-spos cation
go eenane; ealeE 500 halss fpecaiaton aas eTprf
lsIes 80 A.stlean 900 bales; Escs.pts e0Co3
oo.~5s 800 irregular, Z Doints i0UeT o. nssr are
lcicfs ~ ei-tent pcsiticrzs EInzFd easy f14g3
'eetfs eeiopes, ba1s oct1bsE-2soI el-a<s S0Vsll-
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.oal41r prices IL The local market to-day

C1.-se Cstles-E,-c--- market STEADY. No Z RIO.
exchange 1900 bag. tU0 days.
Enifr.euts tlr United states. GOO bags; stock,
eG4ytf Sa---s--l.-e= ----A5t quiet good aver
Ees santos 5S7uy, receipts $4,000 laes tc cays stock.
$50 GO uags. Elar1LU-E-l5-ae opened
changed. a ESQ was Ie- unchanged . = rfg
lower. sa IS 40 bags Eavre-Coaee market opened
barely steady. : lower J. z advanced =
f-ar-. 81 = r ra unchanged: . 90 advanced =
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 2HiaTFo1lRR.

depart Grand Central SLaCon. u
and Ave. Is follows FOR
BOSTON New London and ProVtdeuco-fS-oO.
Z l':ao. .'1o:o3 A NJ t$Ll1:OO. "f1:OS. sTi3:0o.
BOSTON via Wjlli1nanrlc--TSs: 90 A. n. 1900 p NJ
BOSTON via spFinsasId-ts:oO A n. ti12;oo. sH4:oo-
vEiTfE MOTNrAINs. ST. Adams IND QUEBEC
T. 5,&1 A. u.
PORTLAND AND BAR HARBOR-44S-0o p. 81
FITCHBUFG via WilliIuantic, Putnam and WoTcsskss
-tf3.00 p NJ
LAEEVILLE and NOEFOLE-ff9:I5 A. NJ. TT3:z5 =. NJ
CT HARRINGTON. STOCkBRIDGE LENO[- PITS
FIELD-T5-0o. Tf9 Us A NJ 1-95. 1q3:25 p 81
WATERBURY and WINSTET-tS>0C. $500. ffs;0o.
TtIO:0@ 5tl0:0z 10 Waterbury, 4 n. Tgl:eSs T4s2os
f{5.Ol Te6-00, Sa6 90 Waterbury, p N
Ticket ofhcss cGrand Central station AID elzJtA
c1f3 c2f1 l1S5 CT, SIS BroadWay. 6
c25 Union square. cIs2 Fifth e2s5 Ca.unus
I53 ElSt
I25th In Broeklyn. CO Court ST.. $50 Fultoa So
So Broadway. 2 D
'Daily. tExcspt SUNDAYS tsundays ouly sssruE-
days only. tSJops 125th ST. tParloF Car LdZslrst-
MAS DINING AEsncIss seIIInE Pzrlo zaa
Sleeping tickets also.
o n SHEPARD. Gen suDs.