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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29

ms oft, oenn 9eine 9rieie iperOcn
Die Concentration iein, Die inns oas
9unfel unierer @iniamfeit crbellen.
Sic bilOen iiir inns Den Sropfcn
@oiier bes GerOurltenoen III Der
@iiite.
9tun weroe ih gar pOetiidl. Iber
Sein Safer ltno i) bnben did lleb,
nno mir erbliden in Sir Die Sert0r.
perilng ser Toeiie unb Sie6e.
@ctriibe Old nitt iiber unlerc
slbreiie, liebes ailtO; ober lie lit Moth
werloig geworber. 0ott lit gut mo
id 5~lueiile nidt, oaB er ms zines
If0nen Cages mieOer p%ereinigen
miro.
I'll nirit, oeiien BIN id) iifer, net.
rcn. Sergelie nidt, 0aB III galt5
nobe bel Dir Die mdhtigite uaer Sro.
Ihtnaen beiibeIt. @enn oas WtaB
9eines SUMMERS iibcr5ulotien
orobt 10 nebme 2einen 0uiton arlf
Den 9lrm. Die Siebfoiungen hires
&ieblings biloen Den beiten Sullam
fiir Elm permun0eteS SerS Der Wtltt.
ter. lllo lpeun Gem SGmer5 nid)t
meiden mill, Damn nebnle 9elne 3u.
flltd)t 5lt Gott. ga iinoeit Gil, Tic
bes ainO, 9laes, mos Sit braufit:
Sriebe, &raft ulo grleuhtungl ga
mirit I'll lei0en lernen, obne 81
flagcn!
Gpr Iuen, liebe 2aura, bleibe cine
tapfere uno treue Srau; iei gegen
Sltgo periobnlid, oenn Die Site lit
Die groBte Siegerin bieier@elt, lie
gepinnt auf Die Salter oQe Ser5ell.
Oh Iiebit, ipie Oh bereitS bas Der
Sante SeOpig gelponnen bait. GieIe
erIte Groberung mlB Sib nit IutD
erfiilen. Sabe @eoulo, liebe Sod)-
ter, uno On pirit nltf Die Seele Sci.
mes @atten retten. gelpubre oils
driitlite Srau IN Geinem Ser5en Die
brei @orte: @eineu, beten unb
ldJlpeigen.
Sein &ater lit nod gGr5lidy err
ltiittert bon Der I%uireeung Der
Srcnmtng bon Cir; er fam Dir allo
i,iht ihreiben. Sd iou Dir aber
iagen, mie iebr er Gid liebt.
Iu ormes Heib, oaB ben alien
slit zines alten @eihlehtes perpflun5t
lpuroe. @ir nerOcn Den lesten Sc.
bensiaft bergeben, Inn linn Nab.
r,ing 5u5niiibrenL lpenn On uno Gem
&ino MIR mobl erbulten perocn.
Seriud,e, mein aiuo, did 81 bobe.
rem Nnihauungen SIT erbebell, ipelln
Oh inns nod einiee Trelloen aui Die
Ter @elt bereiten piait.
IOielt, liebe Sodter. 2aiie MIDI
Cir i6reiben, mas mein Ser5 en-
pfinoet; es fam Cir nur sum Seile
gereifen.
Sh muB MN idlieBen, benn Su
iueibt. id) mllB bier fiir Niles iorgen.
Wtit 5artlider Wiltterliebe
Sn(fcfo Nrn;,,Snr,o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29

nMein &ino", 10 ihrieb ibr ole
Mlltter meniee Gage nod ibrer Nn.
tunft IN Silc, ,mir mollen did nidt
bctriiben ooblrd, Dab mir bon elmer
ldngereu SrenmIng iprehen. @ir
baben ms abcr eutihloiien, bon
belltc ub bel unierer ulten Ml,tter in
Der Nprmanoic 81 bleiben.
Sic lit frGnflit, uno Ole Gage
ilieBcn ibr trGge oobin. Sos Illein.
iein IN Dem grober Sauie obne
anoere Stiise oils ibre Stride mnBte
lie bolO mlitreiben. @ir baben inns
oeSbalb cntifloiien, ibr Die leBten
Sabre 0urG] mniere Impeienbeit 81
uerld0nern.
&ir BADEN Sid nit groBem 8im.
mer rerloiicn. Su unierem fleinen
&ubeiib IL Snc perNen mir obnc
lln.erlab al Gid banfen. Sdlreibe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29

@ott, Marquis, pereeien sic piel.
leidt, Dab meme Samilie audi Die
-Sbrige iit?"
Gas Ylut fodte in ben @oerr
Sugo'S. glnl liebiten bate er Ole
beiben 2anobemobner nieoergeidla.
gen. slber Die &lllgbeit iiegte. gr
~perneigte ii9 lei1t Dor Sobnnn Yeter,
wdbreno Der elegante 9oper bon
Saittpile nit lpGttii9em 2Gd)eln Die
2oge uerIicb.
Sos lit alio 9apa Grainoorge",
bodte er. nMein 8ott, melde I'm
gelfidli6feit babe id begangenl
Sugo miro mir folim per5eibeu!"
Ser Corn 0es MorqrliS mar outs
Sod)ite geltiegen. SSn benz oilmtpien
Settle mdbreno oes 3mii6enaftes
alaubte CT iibernll iriten Tanten unb
ipottii6es 2oden 5ll pernebmen. Iae
2ellte ihienen iiir i'm Elm ironiides
SGGcln 81 boben. gr itiir5te iuie
lpobniinnig aus leiner 2oge nno elite
SIT ieiner 0emoblin.
Gr bot ibr Dem Irm uno lagtc
fur5:
n&pmm, mir geben nod Saule.
Ger Sater madt ms unIterblid Id
derlif. 2ieber mil ih oaS Gleno
OILS iold)e &0Qenpein ertrogen."
Die i,unge Warquiie perbarg lire
Sbrdnen butter ibrem Sdfer. Sbr
mormbliitigeS &er5 per5ieb ia ibrem
,&oter, oeiien cin5iger Sebler ieine
i~iberGroBe &iebe 81 ieilem &inOe
6iloete.
Sc ood) no6iidtig, Sugo, lpir
oiirfen oet gater ood niht 10 betrii.
benz"
Gr ober lagte gebieterii1:
n&omme nit, id befeble es!"
Sblpobl beioe gang leiie geiproder
botten, errietb 6rol Selicie alls Den
3orn ipriibenoen 9lllgen Sligo's unb
Dem bitteloen 9life 2altra's ben gu.
lammenbang.
Sic iagte einfa6, aber nit feiter
Gimme:
~3o9ere ni6t, 2aura, gebe nit
9cinem Manne!"
Veioe oerlieBen nlio bas Sbeater,
obne Den SdluB Oes Stiides abSil-
luorten.
Selicie folgte Dem Yoare nit Sen
Iugen nno iagte iif in tobtlid)er
Ingit:
nSold)e S5enen biirfeu nidt mie-
Der porfommen."
gernDnro mar iiber oaS plotlide
Seridpinoen ieines Ginoes lebr be-
inrllbiet n1o frug, als er nit
Sobonm Teter Snriidfebrte, nit
Gorge:
y@os feblt 2aura? SIT es ibr
nidt mobl2"
Gam idlug er lid) Dor bie Stirn
lrno fiigte bin5lt:
oSie lab idon porber iebr blab
aus. Die SiBe i'm Sbeater lit ia aud,
5lm Gritiden."
ngerubige Gid, lieber Wann, es
lit MIR Grn1ii0mng."
Ien9Itlib iagte baum BERNHARD:
p@ir mollen nm e%benfalls geben.
Sd babe teften SpaB mebr am
Shaulpiel, luenn 2uura nift babel
tit. Gle Gid, Sobann Geter."
Ger gr7&ouimann bon 9apeur
legte leiner Srau oel Gadenliribaml
INN mo perlieb Die Soge, obne iid
INN Die &laee ieines Getters INN Den
perlorenen ailnitgenuB meiter 81
tiimmern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29
3 ~ e / II e s g It
&apitel.
Wutfrrtrpff

2nllra brah nuf Dem ltiirmiifel
uno ood faIt portloien Ibidieo ibrer
Gltern IN Sbr1nen aus.
2ange iab lie IN id)mer5lifem
Go6Oenfen auf DEM 0ipan ulo Wie.
oerbolte:
Sic iueroen nift mebr 5uriidfeb'
rem; tic baben slQes p~erltonoen!"
narme Mtlitter", iagte tic. .Sic
liebe id) Gid. llno Su, Su gutter
Safer. SD merbe bolo na6 2lt(
iabren, Inn Gid 5u %erfreuen! Nie.
manb fann mid binoern! Sbr aaeir
liebt mid. -. @as bin ib fiir
Sugo!" -.
gs flopfte.
nSereinl" iagte Tie.
Mit oieiem @orte geipam lie ibre
Saiiung mieoer.
Srltin, Ger Sielter, trat eill unS
iibergab leiner Gebieterin einer
grief, Den er BON Serrn @~rainoorge
sur geItellung erbalten bate.
Gieier fliittig bingeluorfene Sriei
bate folgenoen Snbalt:
nSSnnigit geliebtes 8ino! Sd
bite 9ih, Die Summe, pelhe id bel
meinem 9anfier binterlegt babe, an.
Sunebmen. Sic lit iir 81 d
ALIEN beltimmt. IS lit ein flei.
mes Sermoaen. Sic ioll Dir seisut-
ten, Die &ofie 81 ipielen, Die 9eine
Stelung in ser @elt erforoert. -;
@os inns betrifft, 10 %bellnrubige
Gid nidt. @ir belisen INNER nod
10 piel, oils mir gebrauden, oenn mir
leben ia iebr einfaf,.
Ioieu, licbes &ino, IOieu. @ie
iebr liebe ih Gid.
Gein treller Tater
BERNHARD @rainoorge."
Mtbemlps batte 2ai,ra Den fllr5en
@rief ollrtfloeen. Sic fiiBte oieia
3eilen ibres @aters nit Dem ebelmii'
tGigen groBen Ser3en, oils Sllgo bon
leinenl tdglid]en Spa5iergange 81.
riidfebrtc.
Sic IbreiIe leines Sdmiegerpaters
bette i'm BON elmer Gentnerlait be-
freit. Gr mar pergniigt pie Elm
'Sdiiler, Der in Die Serien gebt uno
irei BON ieoer Inflidt lit.
lleberraiht blieb er Dor Der iun'
gen Warquiie iteben uno irug etipas
ipottiid:
y@esbolb weinIt Oh, 2alra? Mau
ioute meinen, Serr unO Srau @rnin-
oorge bGttcn bel ibrer fur5en Teiie
nad Cue ole gr0bten @efabren 81
iibcrItebenl"
2oira ridltete aif ibren 8atten
einen porlpurisppaen @lid mo iagte
betriibt:
rGenfe, iie boben lns iiir INNER
perlnIIen."
Sligo, Ger icine Sreilbe iiber bieic
Mohridt niht perbeblen fonnte, er.
miberte:
yNuf INNER? Stun atbme if
miebcr oili. Sl muBt bod) ielbIi
3ugelteben. meine 2iebe, Dab lid Seiu
Sater unm09lid) gemad)t bat. @ie
bot err ms iiberoa blpsgeItelltl Geae
Gid ni6t iiber Die &cile Gui. Sd
miiroe ole Impeienbeit Seines
Soters aiid) nitt lGn9er ertrageu
bobcn. Oteine @eoulo' ging 81
Gnoe."
Die @ougen 2aurn'S beoedtcr
iidl nit bremenber Gotbe.
.9ittc, bcleibiGe meinen Sotcl
miht", itnterbrod lie ibren 8atter
upil eblcr Gntriiituns. r9n triiiil
mid, onmit bis ms Inncrlte meinel
Gcelc. @eun Oh miiitc't roS G;
i!ir u..lS Gctban bat. Gr bat inns lait
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29

Den GoelmIitG -9eineS gllten &oters
an mo bite Gid. ibm in meinem
Nonnelt mir Niles, mas or fir ms &c.
tban bat, 5u oanfen."
SdIuB folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29

.8ott bat mid ni6t p%erlaiien",
rief 9aura, oils JIG ben 9rief 5u Gnoe
geleicn bate, aus. .Gein Brief liebe
Muttcr, bat mid Dor Der Ser5Deif.
hing gerettet. ga, id) lperoe Geinenl
Gatbe folgen."
Ils Sngo am I6eno aus Dem
Club 5uriidfebrte, trat lie auf ibm 5t
ino ia9te nit iiiBem SGdeln:
ySugo,. per5eibe mir -. Ger
Summer bot midi bitter gemodt .
Sd babe mid entifloilen, nit Cir
nab unicrem SdloB &ofelau 5rl
rciien."
Sugo, burh Dies Gntgegenfommen
geriibrt ltno beliegt, e%ripioerte innit:
.Ilid) ih that llnre1t, 2nllra. Weine
@orte warcn 81 idarf. Sd erfcnne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29
Sn ser SdJnlc.

2ebrer: n9tln, Hobert, iper Wal
Moom?"
Shiiler: Ser I0am ipar oe1
Wtann, Der sic @elt entoeft bat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
NOT KEPT Il PRISONER.
Rumors About aged Er-Chief
Judge Of Tennessee Declared False.

John %. Stanchfeld appeared before Justice
Fitzgerald in the Supreme Court yesterday to
ask FOR the appointment of a committee Of the
person and estate of William F. Cooper. who
was recently found incompetent. Mr.. Cooper
has been living for a considerable time at the
Hotel Wibraham. No. / West Thirteth-st. He
owns personal property valued at about $780,
600 in this State and large amount Of realty
in Tennessee. Of which he was at various times
Chief Judge and Chancellor
Mr.. Stanchfeld was acting for Mr.. Coopers
brother Duncan. who is staying at the Hoffman
House. and other brothers and sister living in
Tennessee.
MT Stanchfeld said the only person opposing
the application was the owner Of the Hotel
Wilbraham Mr. Otis. who opposed the mo-
ton, said there was no reason for the appoint
ment or committee. He added that insnua-
tons had been made that Mr.. Cooper was prac-
ticalIy detained as prisoner at the hotel, but
that there was no foundation for such an asser-
tlon' as Mr. Cooper every day visited the Mer-
camille Library, where he spent most Of his
time. He asked for adjournment. which Justice
Fitzgerald granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec. o-CATTI.EI-Recepts "a 600 head
market steady luc higher; good 20 prime steers ST lpg
uo,r TO medium. 50 1JHSJ 80, sockeis ana feeders.
$2GS4 i. cows sla$4 hcfer 81 75as+ Is; Gamers
- 900 head. market . higher mixed and butchers - 40
q 81 CO. good 70 choice heavy g 6oqS4 2 rough heavy
81 4o4>4 90 light - S5qS4 67e bulk u saSo - Dog
81 10 HHEEP-Receipts 300 head. sheep Ioc Lower;
s. 10. fair 10 choice mixed s. GOq CO. native lambs 30
East Buffalo Dec 1e-CATTLE- RseePts: 4 900 head;
SLOW lUHl5e higher. prime steers, - oo8Sts shipping
juQs5 p butchers - T5dS4 50. helteis - "a$4 %
81 52$"@ bulls s. 25G$t s5oef ish ana edeIa
spriugrra steady good To- chg5sT Sings SOP M
dunn I" good $aOaS42, common S2"HS-@s iIAES re
Cepts 800 head DC higher. 81 H'4iNS 80 r.
cep's 1000 head: fairly active % lower ldy . SS4
81 10 few. - SO. mixed 50 65S4 t9 R KIT - 'g
s. pigs 81 404$4 81 bVg "a SI1b soy
80 so SHEEP and LAAIT@S-ItecelpE
lower. lambs S5aS8 yeaTlhgs. 80 ooq - go q;
wethers S'0S5 =; ewes 81 oOas4 '"' sNeP u' - oo
asa 70.
cincinnati Dec 1g-HoGs active. strong; butchers
81 65 common. - C5dS4 90 CATTLE ani an Iair
good, shippers S4aS4 common S-GS[ % Sii1f,i
slow and lower 81 2 So 81 lambs duh and weak - %
as %.
Kansas city. Dec a-CATTL4E-lteCeip's' 5000 head
including SoutheTns, market AttA1
choice export beef steer sSSS,ss ~
good ," 0odS5 Western fed steers 80 so
ana feeders - 50QS4. Southern steers g
81 750S3 2s naive cows 81 ioF$t %; atlve
heifefs - d0QS6 bulls S2GS4 calves s9Ssp 100
Isocrlp'H 1000 head, market oPt ,n4,ss * ,ao,,
10 higher top s. 70: bulk Of saeS % To q y
s. o. u&4 20 packers 6oqs4 o. ss ~ 20
So sHEH-RecePt% 90 20 native yethers 50 Soa
s. % native ees 81 50aS5 Western lambs S'asd % o.
Western yearuua sOa IS 30, western sheep 90 '"V
g 40; fIocksrs AM ieedsrs, So COG ~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
BERRY CREDITORS STORMY MEETING.
Ashbel P Ftch's Election as Trustee OPP
posed-E. S. Thomas a Rival.

There vas stormy meeting Of the creditors or
Jacob Berry & Co. ct the Offices Of the defunct
Consolidated Exchange firm yesterday at which it
had been expected that truste. in bankruptcy
would BE- elected
stally ". Dexter. referee pres.oed. Ashbe p.
Fitch. the assignee and Edward ) Thomas, the
Receiver POINTED by the United States Court in
Bankrupt. were candidates for tho trusteeship.
Mr. Fitch received about 80 votes and MI Thomas
-. Fitch represented creditors Tor $4,000 and
Thomas Tor 5000
Safnes Il. Rosenberg. who said he represented
Cteaitors protective committee. opposed the con
-IIHa-on Of Nj. Fitch trustee and examined
--'A1er Of witnesses, the questions asked showing
NAT ne intended 10 attack Mr. Fitch on the ground
:" siegec Iriendlness TO the Berry firm
ar Fitch one Of tho witnesses. He admitted
lat he had written and had circulars ask
g creditors 70 support him for trustee. He denied
EGTry and MS associates. Mr. Roseu berg want
- 70 know about d certain piece Of property worth
sssVyj al Great Neck. Long Island belonging TO
~, Berry. MIR. Fitch said that he learned about
- property after ne had been superseded as
sg5aee under the State courts by Mr.. Thomas, the
le2Fer appointed by the federal courts.
m ceutec caIegOrically tfat he acting in the
r-'-tets Of Mr. Berry. The latter called but
ses 2Ct present. aud H. l. Bennet his partner
- examined. The Information was eii,ited that
FL aFn owes about 5000. and that the assets in
m Ill are only $500 The hearing Wes adjourned
~ next Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
PROTEST LIBRARY CONTRACT.

ne -lanufacturers' Association Of New-York
Y'Nited last night q committee OF three 20 in
eSagate The contract for bookstacks for the new
80 IN Bryant Park. II IS alleged that IL was
- NDefly given To the Snead Company OF Louis
~ ny. for $4,000, whereas the Hecla Iron
As o. Brooklyn had put In & bid Of 10000 for
ls,,. same work. Nils Poulson. president OF the
- concern who Is member Of the assoca-
80 was present and discussed the contract He
ao0ke,- mat his firm had originated the iron
thero a. - ana WIS able 10 do better work on
sssocis1iaaA olAer concerns The members of the
Brntac+ taxing the ground that they ought
inyeStt,a..1atir own members. decided TO make an
siroJn z7@a"I OF NE contract ]. Edward Swan
besusation D-s CHAIRMAN OF Inc committee on In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 1G-CIosing: WHEAT-Sp nominal
futures easy December nominal. March, IS 2H.d; MAJ
22.d. CORN-Spot. American mixed. steady. -
SID; American mixed old. firm. A Id futures steady
January. 4s 4izd. March 3ssd PEAS Canadian
steady. Is ia. FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady
IS 90 HOPS in London Pacihc Coast stead. q l9st
BEEF firm. India mess GGs 81. PORK
easy. prime Western, 6ss 81 HAMs-short cut
10 IL. quiet. Ais. BACON easy: Cumberland cut
short ribs. J6 n n Ais long clear
rniddles light IS "a n 40s long clear mlddles
39s 81: clear bellies. - 10 IL n. 45s SHOULDERS
square 10 ~. LARD dull. prime Western
IN tlerces 3Gs. American refined. pals 35s. BUTTER
Good United States firm. rs CHEESE-American
finest white Col0red September make strong. DIS
TALLOW-Prime city. steady. DIS Cd. TJRpENTINE-
Gufr as 3D. Ro-IN Common firm ID
EU9I-Reaned quiet d14d. LLNsEED OIL
ste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
NAVAL STORES.

Demand Tor spirits tnrpentne was quite good
ADVANCE In the asked prices with machine made h rs
Quoted at BE- R@sin was steady, hut quiet
changed at 81 sV1S2 S2l2 fer good
Tar was active and firm, with = good Jobbng demand
We quote: '
Q52i2c. ' -
TAR-S5 1885 %
RoSIN-common to good strained. 50 sOaS2 s2is; T.
q %; 50 10; g. 50 10. H. 81 %; So 80. X. 81 100
81 10: NJ 81 G0g$4 60; y 81 sUaS4 50: s. ljaS5 p
" ". So 40qS5 so
STOCK on HAND
Spirits turI'~ntne bbls 500
. %.
Savannah Dec. 1o-TURPENTINE firm; 4sq4gl.c.
receipts. pa sales. SAB ROSIN firm: receipts 1859
sales 1.725; shipments 0O66 quoted A. h G.
81 go p 81 %. +. So 57le; F 81 SO; q. 624; Il,
81 70: So %; x. $4 NJ "a 80, y 81 80; " c. 81 70.
W n, 81 10
Charleston Dec le.-TURPENTINE and ROsIN-
Nothing doing.
Wilmington. Dec 1s-sPIRITs TCRPENTTNE Moth
ing doing; receipts 2s casks IOSIN-NDtLng doing:
ceiPts, ~ TAR hrm 81 90 receipts 30. CRUDE
TUKPENTINE firm: - 3OuS3 60. receipts. 154.
NeVy-tJrleaTs, Dec. 1S-Receipts: ROSIN, 2O3 bbls;
TVRPENTINE. 1J7.
London Dec. l9-TTRPFNTIEE SPIRITS 37s
ROSIN-American strained IS; fine lis Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
HARTFORD MAN A SUICIDE HERE.
1nhales Gas at Lafayette Place Baths-Had
Money Enough for Life of Leisure.

A guest OF the Lafayette Baths and Hotel at No.
= Lafayette Place who registered Lucus p.
HaWley was found dead in his room, No. D. yester-
day morning having committed suicide with illu-
minating gas. tube was used one end being
In the mans mouth and the other fastened to a
gas jet. He was apparently about thirty-fve years
old, and well dressed.
hartford, Conn. Dec. 19.-LUcius P. Hawley was
wdower, and up to two weeks ago boarded at the
Nethersheld home of Charles H. Bunce formerly
City Engineer Of Hartford. He is said to have
been related to the Bunce family. Members of
tilat FAMILY said they knew of reason why he
should commit suicide He had sufficient money
10 lead life Of leisure. they asserted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 8 HARTFORD R. R

4 9Th Avs, as follows, for
100 lSos No fSo. x lcs, x 800
BOSTON. via Wnllinantic-tIs;OO A. M. 200 ?. NJ.
BOSTON via springfeld-tS:0O A NJ, 1900. 400.
FITCHBURG. via Putnam & woroester-f3OO p NJ
CT. BARRTNGTON, STOCK BRIDGE, Lemon. PITTS
F1ELD-f4;5O. $3.50 A. M. 1881 p NJ
WATERBURY and WINsTED-t4:5O. $500. 1880.
HOSP S'l0O2 Ito Waterbury, A. NJ, Hos, t4S0,
sS6;Ol. t6Oo. 5000 Ito Waterbury, P. NJ
ST. also at Glib c261 11s5, cl554 Broadway c3 Park
Place c25 Union Square cls2 Fifth Ave, e25 Columbus
Ave. $40 Madison Ave. C273 West 120;h St,
125th St In Brooklyn. Court St, $50 Fulton St.
$50 Broadway F.. D.
.Daily Except SUNDAYS. ssundays only Fstops at
Limited. Has dining Car. cParlor and Sleeping Car
G T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. 10 ?. m-COTToN- spor in limited
demand prices points higher American mdd.nE, fair
4eId; good mddins 4a7d; mi4aline; 27d' low mid
6liug good ordinary 40ld, ordinary. sod The
sales day 5000 bales Of watch 600 were r
ana included ZOO American. Re
e,ns 56 OOO including A. 600 American. Futures
grinej quiet closed easy; American middliug.
December and January ala. January
ana February 414d; February and March Asa. March
aY5 April 221. April ana May. 25d; May and June
9s6. June and July 42Od July and August. 4S2d; IA
e1et and September 82d September and October BOD
6c+o,ar and November 42Sd
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cash quotations follows: FLOUR easy.
Wheat, No spring. 81 0SgS1 -. No g. 95cG$I To- No
red u l2g$l l4+e CORN, No 2 4524 G46l.c No vel
low, - g4o-+c OATS No 29izc; No white 800.
olt2ci No white 2912 q31c; RYE No ., FAC; BARLEY
g9oa ieeding. 37a3sc fair to choice mailing 41q4Sc;
EISAXSEED, No l. 81 Il: No Northwestern 81 "a ~
grade SIP 20. MESS PORK per OBJ Sll soaSIl 40:
LARD. 100 10, SIS S2l4. CIT NEATS-Short rib sides
loose 50 gS6 80; short clear (boxed 81 82la
80 90. WHIsKEY, basis Of high wines. 81 % on the
6t2ec: diaries 13Q22c- EGGS easy: at mark cases
included 1923 iEc; firsts 23-c prime frss 25ac: ex
tT4s q 70 CHEESE steady At llql2c.
Duluth, Dec. l9.-WHEAT-No ! Northern. 81 1914 :
No Northern 81 o. December 81 To-. May 81 i27s
Milwaukee. Dec l9-WHEAT-No ! Northern 81 12q
81 -; No Northern. 81 o5Q$1 ue1q; May, 81 II bid
ooS; CoRN--No 3. 43T4alc; MAY. 453s a45'.c asked
. Minneapolis Dec 19.-W HEAT-Deceuber 81 10s.
NAY, 81 l2ssgSl l3; July, 81 12 l2l4 No hard
8 l2- No Northern, 81 1os4; . Northern 81 o5lP
BRAN, in bulk S15. -
Philadelphia. Dec. 19.-wHEAT firm and go higher:
contract grade. December. ~ 1ok0S1 II CORN steady
but demand light: December 501a Q5Oasc OATS Quiet
but STEADY; No white. natural. 38i1 a37c No ybi+a
clpped, 3ot243Ic- FLOUR steady; Pennsylvania roller
Ter clear - ofS4 10 do straight 81 15qS5 ~: do pat
eAt, - 3oHS3 80 Kansas, clear sacks 25GS4 30 do
huagh sacks $5dN5 "a do patent. sacks 81 1896 20
spring clear 81 4og$4 60, do straight GOqS5 81 do
~ Elk unchanged: extra Western creamery 2sc ex
IRA nearby prints, Bic EGGS
ITtsh zoe at mark: Western. fresh 29Q30o at marx
iiI-t-Sf nffn, with fair demand creams
fancy, lZ'<c do choice II do
II &c Recepts-Flour and OO4 900 u, in
sacks wheat 4'Co bush bush: oats IL On0
bush Shipnents-Whear. 4.SOO bush corn % 600 bush
oats 10000 bush. ~
Toledo, Dec 19.-CLOvER SEED. cash and December
s. a2l2 February. 81 97i2; March IS or; AfSiKE
prime " w; TIMOTHY. prime. 81 30
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec 19.-FLOUR quiet but firm: fancy blend
e. patent SO o fancy spring patent SO 40: family
50 %, bakers spring clear 81 80; rye 81 10 WHEAT
nothing doing CORN quiet No yellow. Al nc, No 3
SoLh 4S-7c OATS quiet No white &C: > mi xed
"S'2c- BARLEY. Western quoted 45Q55c
Chicago Dec. 19-The leading ranged as fol
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Railroads.
READING SYSTE M.
Railroads.

VIEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. r
9v street and south Ferry (time South Ferry
z ROY axsyn4.es earlier than shown belowI
~ nEIH1kHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
az, 90 (5a5 Easton only p. m Sundays rL3O
wII Il BARRE AND scRANroN-1.oo. $40 a m.
r UgS r m sundays. a. 80 a m. p. m.
AfRnATRMMp p9opl LAkEHURsT. TOMs RIVER AND
astaRSswood and Lakehurst only. 90 xsOs D. m
A ATLASTiS Cir39H.s.O a m. taaopm.
foddST PLEASANT, AND SEASHORE POINTS
a"vV eseV II 80 a 120. AS. $50. $50. IL so
PsN sunday. except Ocean Grove 500 a m. 100.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BCH
I-aSi Lung BRANCH-4.OO, $50 $50. l130 a m
~. aS0 t53O Atlantic Hlds only. $50 IN. sun
PHI1 ADEI PTiih tREAb1Nci rERM1NA1,-,a.s 90.
SSS soS tSS 500 5S r. % o 80 2S I;
p m, .12l5 mdt ''' ~ Wv ''O'''
'4IH AND CHESTNUT sTREETLs4a5, $500. 1000.
.ISSgg a M 1900. t'4oo. $780, 200. ts.25 D.
BAdTdMoRE AND wAsHINGTON-soo 1000 .12OO
~. ~ - 90 500, 100. ~ Is
hfandSSGy HARRISBURG. POTrSyILLE AND WILL
aaAmSrDORiiEL4o0. s425. $500 $40 5000. 1LOs
zFrom Liberty street only. 'Daly. tDaily except
sunday Sundays only. tParlor only lIVia Ia
maq9a 1Saturdays. aExcept Saturday,
,s sss is6s s. Ferry south Ferry Astor House
square West, 152 East 125th St. 2T3 West i25th St
ESQ columbus Az. New York; { Court St. 344. $50
Fulton St, Brooklyn; $50 Broadway, Williamsburg
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggags
to destination
W G. BEsLER CM BURT.
Nice-Fres ana Gen Mgr. Gen. paSs'r
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Elsin Dec ls-Butter ruled Arm on the Board q
@ saies IN this district for the week 900