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The Washington times., 1905-10-28
LADIES' SANITARTuM

male irregularities; successful: absolutely,
safe; satisfaction guaranteed. private home
during confinement; strictly confidential: res
fstered. Hours. to 10. 4 TO {. Phone. Maj
l6es-R. 1924 Argyle ave. Baltimore. Md.
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DIR. SHADE

MEDICAL EXPERT AND SPECIALIST a.,
years practice curing brain and ner,,, "a
diseases. heart. stomach. kidney hIaas
structure. catarrh. piles. special wealnass'
blood. skin, and private diseases rnra,;
promptly. Consultation free COZ f ST. NV
ses0-tf '"
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PRINCETON FIELD HOUSE BURNED

PRINCETON. n. j.. Oct. 2s.-The field
house on University Field was destroyed
by fire Many baseball and football suits.
sweaters, etc, We're lost. Fortunately
the togs Of the football team were re-
moved from the building. The damage
is $40, 900.
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w. T. BALDUS, M. D.. Ph. D.
GERNAu EPECIAuIsr

On Diseases of the Brain. Nervous system
Kidneys. Heart. Stomach. and other Diseases
Doctors service and medicine, S2 Consul
tation free. Telephone Main 25I6. Southea st
corner 9th and + SITS. NV. Hours 10 to I
and ( to =. Closed Sunday. se2o- aOt
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BISHOPS HAVE
STORMY SESSION
Fight Over Prof. MitchelPs
Case Bitter.
"LET DISRUPTION COME"
Says McCabe-Prays for Help to
Danish Heresy and
Infdelity.

The Methodist Episcopal bishops had a
stormy meeting this morning at the
Foundry Church They were divided
sharply on the issue of confirming the
election of Prof. II. G.. Mitchell to
chair in Boston University
A vote is expected this afternoon.
Bishop McCabe led in the opposition,
while Dean Warren championed the
cause of Prof. Mitchell. The dean de-
clared this agitation would be death
blow to the universities under our
charge
Bishop McCabe came out of the church
at noon. and to a grou> of newspaper
men. said:
Dean Warren is saying this agitation
Will disrupt Boston University and other
universities of the church all over the
country. say let disruption come.
The same mighty power that built the
institutions will raise up others in their
stead"
The Washington times., 1905-10-28
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS Will be received at the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
department Washington, ID. c., until
10 O'CLOCK A. M. NOVEMBER IA.
1895, and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. to furnish at the Naval
Academy. Annapolis, Nd. and the navy
naval supplies. as follows: Schedule 2O5:
Boiler testing outfit.-Schcdule 207: In
sulators, copper wire, cement, copper
belt rivets. brass wire, pipe taps. steel
figures and letters, Brown & Sharpe
taper collets and vises, sleeves for drills,
pinch bars. saws oak. mercury, copper,
steel castings, photograph material.
Applications for proposals should desig-
nate the schedules desired by number.
Blank proposals viii be furnished upon
application to the navy pay office. Bal
timOre. Md, or to the Bureau. II. 7. B.
HARRIS. Paymaster General L. s. n.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
itol Building and Grounds, Washing
ton, d. c., September 20, l9o5--Sealed
proposals. In duplicate. will be received
M. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER s.
1906, for electric lighting fixtures for
the House and Senate wings, United
States Capitol Building. Specifications
nished on application The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids, or to
accept parts of any or all bids. and to
=.
Superintendent U. s. Capitol Building
and Grounds. Approved: TaOS. RYAN.
Acting Secretary.
sex. .30oc4.I 1.8no4
PROPOSALS will be received at the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department. Washington. D. c, until
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. NOVEMBER Z. 1905,
and publicly opened Immediately there
after to furnish at the navy yard.
Washington. D. G, and the Naval
of naval supplies, as follows: Schedule
1872: Reamers, drills. Norton corundum
wheels, corundum wheels, carborundCm
wheels. Wiley and Russell taps and
er3, cutters. Brown and Sharpe reamers
and cutters, nails, Little Giant and
Westcott chucks. Armstrong tool hold
springs for o0es eieveiand Tises
betting. lacing, brushes, Dixon's graph
ite.-Schedule 19i: Hardware, pipe COW
ering: Daniels. Rainbow. Kearsarge,
and Bulcabeston packing; pipe. expan-
sion joints. fittings, valves, gauges, lard
of. Applications for proposals should
designate the schedules desired by num-
Der. Blank proposals will be furnished
upon application TO the navy pay office.
Baltimore, Md. or to the Bureau. II.
s s +. + HARRIS pa'masfer Genera oGa.ss j.
L s. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1000 Twen-
ty-second street northwest, Washington,
~. u, SepleInDSf ~, 1svo.-Se4leU prOpOs-
ais for dredging in Potomac river, near
Washington. d. C, will be received here
until u NJ. OCTOBER 30. 1906. and then
publicly opened Information on appli-
cation. r. L. HOXIE. 1t. Col. EngS
se30. .oc2. .3.4.27.2s
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington. ID. c.. October "a, 1865
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office OF the United States Reclamation
Service, 1880 z street northwest Wash
ington, d. c., until O'CLOCK p. NJ.
NOVEMBER 2. 1905, for printing such
proposals and specifications as may be
required from time to time during the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1906. Particu-
lars may be obtained upon application
to the Chief Engineer OF the Reclama-
ton Service. E. A. HITCHCOCK. Sec
retarY- oc25-6t-ex su
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.

WANTED-To hire for one month with priv
ilege of purchase preferred gasoIene run
about Address BOX 1884, Times Office
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IN FINANCIAL WORLD
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

IReported by W. b. Hibbs & Co.. 14lo F
street Members New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washington
Stoc5s Exchangel
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct 2S--Followirfg are
the quotations on the cotton market tc
day:
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Probably Not Confirmed.

The adjournment for lunch was taken
at 1890 o'clock. half an saour later than
the rule and customs prescribe The
bishops were worn out with the strug-
gle. and Dean Warren. who has made
magnificent fight for the retention of
Prof. Mitchell. seemed almost on the
verge OF collapse.
The Indications now are that Prof
Mitchell Will not be confirmed
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LOANS on stocks. bonds life policies trusts
bldg. assn shares. syndicate certifs. ard
other approved collateral 5O-52 MctZerotr
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

WILL TAKE $50 for my automobile run
about. in first-class order; must sell at once
Address BOX 5S7. Times Office. oc2s-3t
AUTOMOBILE-Stevens -Duryea runapout In
excellent condition. CAHILL AUTOMOBILES
CO. 1919 L st. NV. oc23-Tt :
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Alexandria, Va, Want Ad Branch.

r. L. Carne & Co. 703 King street.
Alexandria Va. Will accept Want Ad-
vertisemcnts for The Evening and Sun
day Times at regular Office rates.
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Pray for Light.

Bishop McCabe was greatly in earn
est and was visibly impressed with the
Importance OF the issue the bishops are
to decide. He continued:
II have been trying tc bring the
bishops to vote all morning / think
every member of the board has made
UP his mind as to how he will cast
his ballot. Dean Warren asked me TO
leave the council room this morning and
pray with HIN over the situation. We
knelt and he prayed, asking the AL
mighty to direct the minds of the bish-
ops to a broad and tolerant view OF
Prof. Mitchell's attitude.
Then he said to me. Now you pray.
/ did. / said:
: '.'Ohl Lord. help me to Danish inf
deity and heresy wherever they are
found TO exist Amen -
The Washington times., 1905-10-28
BICYCLES.

LET US put motor on your bicycle Call
and see US. FARROw ARMS Co, 2lo 2d
ST. NV. oc26-at
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L 8. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1000 Twen-
ty-second street northwest, Washington,
d. c.. September 30 l.~5.-Sealed propos-
ais for dredging in Potomac river, near
Washington, D; G. will be received here
publicly opened. Information on appli-
cation. r. L. HOXIE. 1t. Col. Eng G..
se3O. oc2. .342729
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

ST JOHN solid rubber cushion tire un-
puncturabie; very light; perfect resiIiency:
long service. Tire troubles ended JONES
TIRE WORKS, 6O2-604 z St oc2s-5t-exSu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 5.-CATTLB- 16ooi narS s
steady good prime steers 50 1895 'Si Io9T 10 me
dunn 81 4O6S5 90; stcckers and feeders, - 'S}S0,
s. 75S4 10; hefer5 81 50GS5 20; Gamers 81 oo
bulls so 5O6S4 calves S3GS6- HOS-7ecelpls 4UGv
market 5alOo higher; mixed and butchers 50 4VSo
good 10 choice heavy So 1895 Go; roughs heavy 80
S. 40 light s. 85QS5 co. bulk Of sales 50 4oS " 90
EHEEP-Reoeipts, 5000; sheep STEADY: LAMPS nc hse'
good to choice wethers shorn. 81 4oS5 fair to choice
mixed IS 6O4S4 IS; native lambs, shoFn S4GSo.
Cincinnati. May 6.-HoGS actIyei butchers, 60 Dog
IS 6O common 81 10GS5 40 CATTLE very Slows Iar 70
good shPpers s5QS6 65 eoEn9T y 29q$ s. To- SHEEP
East Buffalo, May 5.--CATTLb- pts, 200 head'
ers St 75Q$6 hefers, $4qS6 90 COWS S8SS4 49, bulls
higher, 81 5Oq$6 90 HOGS-Fecepts loo head; active
and pigs, IS sass So rOughs 81 $3.50 stags % Zg
cept ective l5c higher sheep steady
lambs 81 5OS8 49, yearngs 50 &54$5 50 weJhers 81 IS
ass 10; ewes 2dS4 so; sheep. mixed, 81 50gS4 10
kansas city, May observation-disclosures. ZOO head,
Including $50 Southerns market steady strong choice
EXPORT and s. zOq$6 co. fair good
81 25RS5 8: 81 60QS6 %; stocers and
feeders S3GS5 Southern So 609S5 80; Southern
COWS 50 2J4S4 81 GS5; native heifers
So 5OaS5 80; bulls. 81 76q$4 70; calves So 60gS6 %
IOS-Receipts 900 head market 2z6 Csc higher opened
higher closed weak; top So 80; bulk OF sales, So 500
50 47A heavy So 45S5 So packers So S5S5 An; pigs
and lights 81 40Q$5 42. SHEEP 1000 headI
MARI strong; native lambs. s. 506$T Western lambs,
bOGS6 sheep and yearltnGs 81 5OQS6; Texas
clipped yearnEs, 81 504S5 %: Texas clipped sag
81 10; stocBers and feeders, 81 6O9Sb 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06

e 8' sas so sheep 70 eh s9 f5
f oF 10 20 and 500 $40 cs
fH496eTE & Som TIE St Paul will take out aS Pnour
paia 20 ISeTp6o oE 4oc quarters OF the
TeH5s Tor the from this q o20 cattle
gTsat Britain with exception Of IS cattle and AZ
ss at 8 3 eB az 9 2ss Sc ss i. 1a'2 o.
+ g F.; ~ & g; Il il { ono bulls i76'
DO 90 e 722o n At So o 90 1870 ~ e s. % n 1879 1919
s 2 s e so ne, f2 no ef 869 liz! &c. iS2
90. 300 70. at 81 10.
M a p g. Is 81 = 9e bi7o o. ST.
h Oa a q 9 r. at s. 4o DO 38so n at COWS 81 los n at
geo ~ s. co. IS do SIS n at s. do, so7 n. at
do l5 1qf a e.? 3 Z oh % 5 5s9 q S. IS
do lie 1872 n al s. 70; DO 81 y, At S. a.
Kentucky bull 400 10 at s. 30; state DO e07 n at
d. o. $50 H ~ at s'S g 3 B. At d8 Fl Gl 100 .. 90
iyania DO 1888 b at s. So PsnnsyiTana bull
DO 72 AZ st So a. ted do G9 r. at So So $50 3D.
Sc u.s. Si 3d. G5 Son at s. d n9a do s t. at IS
Hldebrand & Co: 3 Kentucky steers 1917 70, at So
90 DO 11s4 n at So 20; 10 Kentucky cows 1908 n at
Kerns Commission Company: II Kentucky steers 1155
sherman & Culver, % Pennsylvania steers ss5 n at
tALNES-Recepts rs head. all Tor tAe HlarkeI
Demand fair and all the stock closed out promptly at
per 100 at So calves We're doing full
well yesterday Sales city dressed veas at 64so
per n country dressed sold 5g7o and extra caTeses
saies-s Sanders: 100 veals 1a1 u average at SO per
100 ID 83 de- 126 70 at So So Gull SO No. at 50 o0 =.
H H. Hollis; 90 veas 115 10. 50 90; 81 do, 1O5 To-
50 *; : do. Ss n. at 81.
SHEEP AND I4AAiBS-Recepts were Is cars. or s214
head including arrivals yesterday and there were
Is sale to-day ell Jersey City sheep had very
little inquiry, but quoted lower; larbs OF good
quality in fair demand and fully 15c higher no i'm
likely be carried common TO prime ursnor
sheep sold Sass 100 70: good TO prime clipped
81 5O4S5; prime choice unshorn lambs al SSP
%; good clipped do at IS T5S6 90 bunch
choice fat Jersey spring lambs at 80 % per hea
730c per 70; dressed lambs steady at 1l9l25e country
dressed spring lambs slow and the undergrades lower
whole S29SS per carcass city dresser
steady at S4GS6 30. - -, .
sale-erns Commission Company: 40 unshorn Colorado
lambs So $50 SIS 10. at s. 200 Clipped
Buffalo DO SO 10 at 81 70; unshoTn BoiLa4o sIeePS
81 10 at S5 clipped Kentucky do 12I ~ az so 81
unshorn do 1913 10 s. 5Oi 80 unshorn and clipped
D. harrington los unshorn Buffalo ambs Is n, at IS;
Up clipped do. "a So So II clipped Buffalo sheep
IS 70. at s. 90 . ca N -
head -. =. - 49,.
HOGS-Recsipts were IN cars or %1So neA Si5 IN
Guiding about for the market Prices hisner
following Improvement Buffalo and Pittsourg markets
Good state hogs So per 100 n Country dressed
hogs steady 61z9Sc per 10 for heavy 70 light WegnIs
saes-H H Hollis IS State hogs. III ID average at %
per 100 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06

choice fancy s. eoas4 S. coREMEAL steady Quoted:
Fine wh s and 8 as Sel0w os 81 30 @ new Is
Western spring s ee ,a sSae{ nr s7 CO. a
GO: $40 90 Red Dog So go May shipment city bran
Dog S24 h9mipy chop sis 1880 bulk s2lg$2l %
-wHEAT-Tyithout showing much speculative
eotIyty the wheat market today was quidte wen sns
close showed no change except on NAY which Sc
what less favorable by Of cold spell over North
belt and little mpeled the bull side by the
is ta The Modern Miller which has al a thi
f'endr9 Iiessia fly and rust we're e. me IEo
being at Minneapolis and Kansas CITY, with good
hII9Hess Liverpool closing UNCHANGED. after moderate
fsg Seeh9e while Paris was $3.50 points hisher eI3
OF t25 900 b,sbeis In detsI the local market
sc 70 &c and then recovered TO hold STEADY through
me 41st hour and close practically unchangeo as
Inc Nav had greater decline than later months 6nt al
night s Sh som" ia' > aU~ closai frm as
e7 2 N05theFn Duluth ee@c and No hard Marq5s
soJ so well sustained in Chicago although at no time
under the previous aa night s P' At Se s west leading options
market let Oh r IN to we s 9T2T e fair net adyance
Was G} ab2u unehanged pT1Ses here cold Iag 5 e in
principal States but the chief buying motives we're
40S 900 BUSHES is.t g NH, [o- he week the in
terror reoes haTe s' shown S so bushes dSeease m
port business three loads No corn closed
boc elevator and 52ssc sfoat; No white 53go3 &C.
and NO yellow 5312c O adoat. OATS-The market
acted firm pretty much all day with good inquiry for
cash reported Chicago partly understood TO be
on export account Interior receipts for the week SHOW
decrease of 100000 bushels Cash oats in New-Aork
closed follows d 81 n. "a 2Q3Jc natural
white 30 TO 50 70 3j4zG3 6lzc; clipped white 80 TO ~
10, S5i2c. RYE-Market nominal. BARl1EY-Market
dull Feeding 444c / Z New-York; mating. 4G9J2c
Buffalo Wheat. including -four exports for the
week. according ''8radstreets' aggregate 219 s4
bushels $50 week 1872 us bushels
last wear. Since July l wheat exports 53.5SSOe4
bushels. compared with 1229l6565 last year Corn I
ports 1890 bushels against SIS 766
bushels year. Since July corn
Ia gaa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May 3, 1905
r0TFE--The coffee market quiet. but after open
,nT es5y decline Of points IN response rather
Hsr~7a;.nE European cables ruled generally steady
- .ssste demand trade and investment sources
s5d closed quiet unchanged to points lower. Sales
- rsD1rrse o. 5000 bags The steady
- maker ne with the continued small Brazilian
.r,s--s ana eul warehouse deliveries while there
s-Fsr re7d-rs good demand FOR coffee from
t6s Interior The report had Il that prominent roasting
-4s had bought line Of $4,000 bags Of
large importer from the load
- around the Street tending
~ ssv Il The present Of quotations.
N he Brazilian markets RIO unchanged and Santos
and interior receipts light Consid
Indifference the European markets
needing cav the owing Of both Eavre and Hamburg
heaTish Hare unchanged after haT
Ing gained franc her opening, while Hamburg also
va uncha1ge1. Nothing received relative 10
t5e c971E crop bull speculation fairly conf
6sat when estimates received they viii point
fc srnalsr total yield than that OF last season. The
st market quiet but steady with quotations OF the
less tl- RIO No :.
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nev--Tork. May . 1893
r,--.tr+s vrsra q cars as head. incud-
, &c cars Tor export alive, l55 for saughierers and -
- latter Jersey City. steers We're
- 80 d-nsri ana prime choice nrm others Just
sbott srss5v. bulls unchanged medium COWS a shade
ttt "a Common full steady: improvement II
49, CoVe. an Offering closed out, Or
steers sold at - 9ee2" = Per
100 n tgIs al 50 2o1S4 A. cows a. s. epsi 50 Tsse-
-. snow marked i-nprGY eTnelt fIlleF IN
9Crr5 ~ -rfre and rated steady at s-l'-e Der ID
fr 1riibary 10 prime quality little extra ana fancy
,l7tatt0ns Liverpool and Lonlol cables
1900 49, cattle selling at l2Gl2fc per p Iew tons
Refrigerator reef q-stlssc per ~
1 9erusian Tor Bermuda. took out 90 e@ft's lar We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06
BALTIMORE and Ohio RAILROAD
sPLENDID TRAN sERXICE;
NEW WAX Nav HLYEM & HARTFORD RR

Trains depart from Grand central Station I'd 81 and
4th Ave- follows. for -.
BOSTON Via New London and Proyidsnce-t4 50.
II 1000 y \. NJ. ~ 100. * los. Il 500
Il 300 - 5.Ol $4,000 ?, N
BOSTON via WiIlImanuc-ttS;OO A NJ tZ;O0 P M
BOSTON via sprnghsld-ts:OO A M. 7. 1900, -4;oos
sil:OO P. NJ.
F-TTT,FfBI-RCf via Putnam and Worcester-t300 ?. NJ
iALEsvILI45 and NORFOLK--ts50 A NJ, 1881 ? NJ
or HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE, LESOX.
FIEI4D-f45O. $3.50 a. NJ t3:s1 P. "
wt16d t!i5o2 10 Wats9baTy5 A ~ ii:os f9SS
415.0i' 1000 $500 Waterbury, P NJ
Ticket Offices a cGrand Central Station and cl2ath
ST. also cs6 c251. LIS elsa BroadEay g Park
Place Cos Union Square cS2 Fifth Ave. c245 Columbus
Ave $40 Madison Ave- CTS West 125th ST. Tes Third
Ave. Brooklyn. eS42. 500 Fulton St. $50 Broad
way. 2 D.
sIjaily Except Sundays SUNDAYS only. tstops az
125fh 81 xStops St Sundays only. fParor Car
limited IlHas dining cParIcr and Sleeping Car
c T HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass Agt
O NJ SHEPARD. Gen. Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 5-C1osing: WHEAT-Spot dull; No 1
California Is S4d futures steady; May IS ed july
% sad September 4S.d- Corn-SpOr steady Aueri-
mixed new. Is 2@.d American mixed ola. no stoSk
futures quiet: May, As Esd: July. As 2%d- PEAS
Canadian Arm 5s lid BeefExtra Indian mess strong
SIS Cd Pork-Prtue mess. Western. quiet. 65s Hans
Short cut IA 20 Is 10 hrm Cd steady; Cum
berand cut % 80 ID ass Cd short rib 10 70 "a ~
42s: long clear middles light . 81 n, SSs od long
clear idles heavy IS TO 40 ~ Sss short clear backs
SQUARE ii 10 is 10 firm SIS Sd. LARD steady prime
Western in tierces Sd; American refined. in pals
Qgs 81 BUTTER nominal. CHEESE quiet American
finest white Cd American nnest colored 54s TAI
IOV.-Prme city steady 2Ss. TCRPENTINE-Splr1ts
arm 45s ROSIN-Cornrnou firm. 7s 7l2d- PETROLEUM
quiet S4d LINSEED OIL strong, 26s 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May 5, 2 m--Cotton-spot IN fair de-
mand; prices points higher; American Hiddling fair
472d; good middling 4 4Od TntddAns I'D 10y MD
day 5000 bales OF which 1000 were
speculation export, and included 1900 American
Receipts 1912 bales all American Futures opened
quiet and closed firm American uiddling. c, May,
I'D: May June. 4l2d June and July, Aid; July
and August, I'D; August and September 4lld sep
October 1Sd October and November, 4lsd
November and December 2Od; December and January,
AID: January and February. I'D February and
Iarch 1 nd Anril
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06

Of Cuba IA for Juns Receipts at PRINCIPAL ports
la last last year III centrals grinding against
position a. 4hs weeks Of the s1atistical
Tnites maze up by Wiett Gray shows stocks in
t5 hs tas $50 last week and 4S6 SIe tons last year an
20ST 900 'el5 tons year. sock in Europe,
States mis- no shipments OF refined to the United
week. Total stock Of Europe and America,
same uneyss eganst 82l3s19 toas last year at tAe
1@vaTy l. 1906 decrease OF stock is 4s1s7 tons
CREASE decrease Of 6o0,2S0 last week and de
ana 4'VuS i5O tons January l. 1905 Total stocks
tons together. show visible supply OF SSI, 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06

Tie market for spot cotton closed steady al an
t1rs1-e u 10 points 10 95c for mldding upland and
go :ar -rfdding Gulf Sales 272J bales SOUTH
err spy markets teegraphed follows: Mobile
I'm Unchanged TIC sales so bales savannah qule-
- higher TSc: sales z3I bales Norfolk steaoy, IN
ehsnge1 7tc. 2S6 bales. Augusta STEADY &c
Egae- ~ 1-1ed sales. 497 bales s. Louis stea-y'
srcharFed Lice sales - bales New-rlears tfi
- hgier 81 7sc sales. 1850 bales. Galveston i'm
l-G" hFher at I1-7Gc; sales 234 bales Charleslol
eaet nc higher az sc Wilmington STEADY uncnatel
a. 80 Baltimore nominal. AZ Estinaed Fece -
e lea6t-g points today: At Houston $50 70 o'.y
5aes against and 1S5 bales last year AZ
Calver-c- 500 20 1000 bales against 623l last Week
Snc is year. NeV-Crleans, 900 10 "'oVO
ba-es, against 1882 week and 1879 last year
Receipts az the ports to-day and Tor inc Nse
Is compared with the totals Of week previous ana OF
ms 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06

Cote, Evchepgs Liverpool CablesSpot COTTON
soderate densnz sales 5000 bales sPeeuiaiion s9a
ce1 1is5ifT. Unlsnd 2zd Futures opened steaGy sna
pont higher: closed steady. % points higher
Nav1Iune 1924: June-July, ia; JNy-tAa
4i6d. September 4-I7d SepterbsrOcsober
Crf1ser S-Te,-bsr IS5. observation-disclosures. @zOi;
Dece7rher-Jsuugry 421e: January g: -
re3ry-3iarch. 23i. and MarcIl-ApgIa4' 7--'1-
Isrrs quiet: cloths quiet but steacy, -. ,...-ses
FEDt-P And MEAIl-Outside q moderate bts, s
n -Fere was very little Going IN tbs hl
nsriret t6-dsy Quotations remain uncfaneea sIIt,s
paterts aEass q winter sraights. 81 6OGS4 so
ter patents 81 bOas5 spring clears - s2s9 20
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r r.
LIBERTY STREET and SOUTH FERRY Ctrs from
south Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown below
EASlONt BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND AEAUCT4
CttCNE-ziec ais Easton onIyl 10 a. m 20. 40.
2g0 lo-4o Easton only) n sundays. EASO a n LOO
wILKESBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4oo $40 a n 500
p m sundays. z430 a. 100 p m.
LAAEWOOD. LAkEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
BAkNEGAT-z4eo 9 - a n. Il - g -. A1o LAKE
AI,IIANTIc city, 40 5. m. ts.4o p m
- AEty 10 a N, $50 2 n.
AeTSy+ 5ESAS ~. ASS ~ PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT. PLEASANT AND SEASEOR-1 POINTS-z4 Co
80; llS0 a m, xL%g, 445s $50. $50, ll50 m
STntaZs except ocean Grove LOO a 4 % $ 30 P n
EAST LONG BRANCH-4.OO $50 $50, 1IS0 a m
/ 80 80 $3.50 Atlantic lids only) $40 ,. m sun
SANDY HOOK ROCTE-Leavs Pier 81 N r. ". ara
St. SS5 a. n. 500 n Leave Pier 10 y - Ce1ar
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERNfIS AI3-"4 20. 100.
100, 'etO, 1000, t1l0O n m, TACO 100 $50.
t260, IS 90 400 $500. t600 49, $500. ilosO
PATH AND CH ssTNUT sTREETs-S425. 800. 1000.
.l2O1 a. m. 200. $500 '6.Oo 700. 70 = , m.
BA1TTN0RE AND vvAsHINGTo@s 1000 si2 90.
90. 800 200. az Il
IAMSPORT-i 400. a y 4sOO. re 10 d000 II p m,
Reading only) HOO 81 20. = 100 II. Reading
Pottsyille, Harrisburg only. f4-00 t5O0 p n
only. 'DaiIy. +paily except
Sundays only tPariOr cars only Via Tanna
qua ISaturdays aENeept Saturdays.
Il South Ferry AstCr House,
26l. 50. 1900, 1884 Broadway, 1s2. 2sl Fnh Avs =
Union West. 2IgS Third Ave. % West 18th St.
Ave New York; So 3+3 344 Fulton 81.
$50 Brooklyn. $50 Broadway. Williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage q
G. BESLFR e. NJ. BURT,
vice-Pres. and Cen Mgr- Gen Pass.r Agent