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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-25

initiative and referendum, md ether
Legislative authority and power opn'
nected Herewith.
Passed March -. mai
Resolved by the Assembly, t,e 89s-
ate eoncurring, That Section l Of Ar
ticlo w Of tho Consultation Of the
State Of Nevada shall be and is here
by amended to read as follows: t
Section l. The legislative authority
Of the State shall be vested in the
Senate and an Assembly. which shall
be designated as the Legislature OF
the State Of Nevada" and the ses-
sicns of such Legislature shall be held
at the seat of government Of the
State. The people, however, reserve
TO themselves powers to propose laws
and amendments to the Constitution,
and to enact or reject the same at
the polls, independent of the Legis-
lature, and also reserve power at
| their own option to approve or reject
at the polls any act of the Legislative
| assembly Tire first power reserved
| by the people is the initiative and nor
less than ten 10, per cent Of the
legal voters shall be reuired to propose
an measure By such petition, and
/ fl >xt CT the measure SO propose /.
/ Inc" tive petitions shall be filed with
the Secretly Of state not less than
4eur months before the election Of
which they are To ne voted upon. The
| second power is the referendum, and it
may be ordered Except as to laws nee
essary for the immediate preservation
IF the pubic peace health or safety
aither by. petition. ianed by seven Cd
/ per cent Of the legal voters. or by the
Legislative Assembly. as other bills
are enacted.
Section ? Referendum petitions
shall be fled WI Il the Secretary If
State not more thon sixty $50. DAYS
latter the fiaaI adjournment Of the
session Of the LEGISLATURE which pass
led the HI Oh which the refenGum is
demanded The veto power nj the
Governor snail not extend to measures
referred 10 the people All e1ectio Is
ton measures referred to the people Of
the State shall ne Fl the biennial reg
tuIar elections except when the Leg
stature shall order a special election.
any r1eo surcs referred to the people
shall take effect and become 8 law
when it is approved By a majority IL
tEhe votes cast thereon, ana not 9th or
wise The stvIe Of all bills shall be-
Se ii eracted ~ the People CT the
state CT Nevada. This section shall
hot he SO construed 10 deprive any
Imember of the Legislature Of Jna
right 10 lntrCdrce ana measure The
whole number Cf votes cast fer the
Justice Ct the Supreme Court at the
Irregular election LIST 0~ccpadir~ &c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-25
RliCLE.
PUBLIC UTILITIES

Section /. The state may engag IN
the business CT transportation and Of
furnishing water lights, and means IF
communication TO the people, and may
provide such other utilities as may
become necessary of expedient. and for
.f..s~ py7iylrEna a State debt not ex-
seeding IN orr 7antum of the assess
ed value OF the taxable property in
the State may he created; provided,
that no Act or resolution authorizing
an expenditure OF public money, or IL
ereasing the State debt for these puc-
poses, shall be effective until it shall
have received the sanction of the PEG
pie by majority of votes cast at the
general election.
Mo. xxiiI.-AssembIy Concurrent Res
olution, relative to amending Section
Of Article X of the Constitution IT
the State Of Nevada, pertaining to
the assessment and taxation of pat
cnted mines.
Passed March 20, 1903
Resolved by the Assembly, the Sen
ate coneurrins, That the Constitution
fas to read as follows.
AN0u ocCIlOu L, 6lltClC N, VI tu'5
Constitution of the State Of Nevada,
SO that the same shall read as follows:
Section l. The legislature shall pro
vide by law for a unborn and eual
rate of assessmenta nd taxation, AM
shall prescribe such regulations a:
shall secure just valuation for taxa
ton Of all property, real personal am
possessory, except mines and mimi!
claims, when not patented, the prc
ceeds alone Of which shall be assesse
and taxed, and when patented, eac
patented mine shall be assessed :
mot less thar Ave hundred dollar
(s50V) except when one hundred do
: lars $1,000 in labor has been actual
performed on such patented mine du
!. ing the year. in addition to the t.
, upon the net proceeds; and, also e
ceptlng such property as may be
: empted by law for municipal, educa
> ional, literary, scientific or other chs
Z liable purposes. e5 as
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

of lice which. however zs...r .ss,irS
prevailed en6 prices eased OF AGAc a. ,nsTts9
easy at the close at about the lowest prices Of the
sion the net decline being 9zc Contrfbutine II the
cables
14SSOoo bushs against 1254 0U0 last wear e1d sIacS
demand exporters who
line with New-York prices while the nlers OF ths conn
wa having the markets practically themselves were
they did little more than provide for Immediate wants
The SPOT business In wheat heb
with nothing at the Adding
ing was the French Official report which was aeafns.
current crop, officially estimated S37 hush
against 2eI,GOoOUO last year.
eoual TO French requirements the other hand the
RUSSIAN wheat Is reported short to the extent Of
30I $4,000 rye Of 1T6 255O0 h1Ts5 go ~
the crop being 6I4.SSt.o0O bush wheat
re and S47.9SS,Oo0 bush oats Cash wheat closea
dun and more or less nominal No red was quoted
erp Duluth e., and No Northern Manitooa
eI%c ''Bradstreet's' shows an Increase ~
4S1S0o bush in the worlds visible CIV
COIN-IheFe was very little cali for corn, which after
closed at about the low point OF the day. net unchanged
10 nc lower. The undeTtoae Of the was
weakened by fine weather and large receipts BRAD
street reports decrease OF 1872 coo the visible
ia 900 bush Including 900 No mixed 5s5o p;
spot. 5S&c end Of October 5SISc b early No
yenber and Csc middle November Including 80 OGO
bush outports No Sac elevator ana hpo
I Q a1oat: No white and No yellow, 6o1o o ;
Sdoat OATSAt Chicago there very little specula-
ten IN oats within &c price variation.
finally 9sc net lower, giving weak undertone 10 the
local market for cash oats which closed
$S5e; clipped white. SO to 40 ~ 5i4GSelsc RYE
Market duh; No Western Il nc Z New-york BAR
Buffalo and mating 4aa52c BufTaIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York. September q

New-York September &c. 1903.
BEEvES-Receipts were 81 cars or W heaa ,G e
from Monday about 81 in the yards to De sou
30 trading today; feeling weak Dressed beef IN Ie
es cables from London and Liverpool quoted I'VE
shade lower selling I0ll &c psr p Cressel welsh
t6rc6rroV the Bsrruudian Bermuda Will carry IV
cattle and 1874 sheep Tor various Shipper ano ts
beef. divided between the Morris and o"ht DS0l O
paniss , -. 49, ,-,-.+ mall
ing with carload stale Weserns 100 on sale ~ ae
oupet ana steady sold Fair 10 good veals 500 a
$Sg$S 70 per age at ~ 81 5ss city dressed steady
at aI3c per 10; country dressed at l1Zo per ID
Sa.e-Tobtn Shannon: 50 grasseTa' ~ 10 average "
Judd q Co. veaEs. 143 70 al s. 20; 10 co. 100 10
Al SIS 8 grassers. 255 10 at So 400 - =. 60 %
John P Nelson e. Western calves. 23S ID at 80 %
90 L ~ f IA,rB+Receips were "a cars. 1721
head including 81 for the market n4klng WIN
The market opened active and 10915c higher on 5
* 9er 100 10 lambs at 81 0qSs choice lambs offered
rnlis at S5GS5 Dressed mutton STEADY at '4SC PEI
70: dressed lambs firm at 9913c - ,, -. ex =,
average at IS per 100 70; 213 do 6 ~ at I9 z Stats
do SO ~ at S. - do 50 p at 81 90 % Su n az s
90 SIS ~ at g so: 80 West Virginia DO = 10 at = 90
Newton & Co.; 26S West virginia lamps 90 10 10
n s. go i E w. vs ytEE n2 s 2Ss vest est
V ri lambs 81 10 at 81 so west Virginia sheep
IA n At s. l2l5; Z do lis n at "a
To6in & shannon: $50 Buffalo lambs 65 r. at s. 90
Kerns Commission Company: g kentueS55y Ianns' o"
NJ at SIS 90 Kentucky sheep. lO8 10 az g ~ ,5
about y car for the market; feeling STEADY 90 co.
sales (aII late yesterdayl-S Judd q Co; 50 state
hogs 116 n average S. 100 u; % Fe1nsyyaIa
DO f60 10 al SIS roughs 27s ~ ct So do 800 TO-
al 81 30: ! stag. 10 n. at S4 - M -.
s Sanders: 1O7 hogs ISL n al 50 80; roqgns
240 10 at 81 so. stag, 400 n at So boar. $50 10. al
r H Hollis: Sc state hogs. 15s n, at So rOughs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept. 28-CATTLE-Receigts, 10000 head;
rar{et slightly lower: beef steers IS 2OS5 90 stockeTs
nd S2$4 Is: and Gamers 81 z92S4 10
buIls S2a$3 50 So 3oq$4 So calves 81 0V$i 90
HOGS-Receipts, COO head. market STEADY shipping
and selected s. 50Qs5 72 mixed and heavy PsckiE95s
S SEEEP-Receipts 10000 head; market slow, 90 l0c
i0ver. sheep 81 1895 %; lambs. 81 509$l 90
Cincinnati, Sept. 26-HOGS lower; BUTCHERS ana snip
fsr to good shippers, 81 2Q$4 S. common $2S2 60
ElIzrp Strong s8afs4 So LAMBS strong, S4 50Q$7 %
East Buffalo, Sept. 6-CATTLE-Receipts 800 head;
light demand and steady; prime steers 50 tS6 snip
ping steers S50S5 go; butchers = 25g$3 % nelIers,
81 5aS4 IS: cows So 5OgS4 bulls 81 50a$3 So stockes
ana feeders 50 1884 10 VEALS-ReceiPts, so head;
artive S. 50dSe HOGS-Recepts, 1900 head; active
shade higher: heavy, So 1888 S.; few - go mixed
75TS5 s. 70IIS5 80; pigs 50 ZoIS0 90
0,b 81 e0s4 So stays So 50$4; diaries and
sSSSs no SHEEP AND LA9IBS-Receipts. 1900 head;
sheep steady; lambs 10c higher active lambs, 50 ia4
e. * warnings IS 1896; wethers $50 50 % ewes - -
asa 75 sheep, mixed. 81 50g$5; Canada lambs 81 org
81 10. % ~-----r 7z.--t-.- &c 900
head Including 15OO Southerns: market steady choice
S4s. western steers S3GS4 IS stockers and feeders
e s4 IN Southern steers So 253$3 rs Southern cows
81 1880 10 native 81 1898 40: native heifeTs
60 56dS5 q. bulls S2dS3 calves 81 5GGS6 HOlISHe
CENTS 900 head market 5Qluc lover top 80 So plB
OF sales IS sass 80: heavy, 50 2GS5 packers s. 29
* 3SjS- pizs ana lights, S59S5 20 SHEEPReceipts.
600 head market steady % Toe lower; native lambs
* 25GS8 so: lambs. IS 25S6 so; fed ewes and
vearIngs 81 404S5 10: Western yeaTings 81 IJSo lc
western sheep S4as4 70: sockers and feeders IS SVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
CASH Quotations.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. September 20 1905.
Cy0EEEE-OPeltnE steady at advance Of . TO 10
-ozts TIE coITee developed reactionary ten
closed steady,
rt 81 unchanged prices All months except Janu
s-y points higher. Sales were reported OF
aboEt 3 0oo bags The opening advance vas IN syn
psh- higher French cables than looked Tor and
small Brazilian receipts while the easier tone LATER was
g late decline ERvTe the absence OF
support Trade interests faVora
BE opinions Of the market. but IL evident that while
general may incline toward the market, there
inclination buy pending fresh develop
reports from Brazil receipts do not rep
resent owing holding interior points by
planters good financial position also suggests that
planters have been financially able % cultivate their
that OF the OF the recent smaller
has thus been removed Receipts al the present
running small enough. below those from the
suzu yield o. the PREVIOUS year The two ports had
bags year Interior
Santos light .undiahy getting
against %. 900 bags year.
So against 6I.400 last fs- for the
Brazilian receipts have been bags
years realizing early
ket and prices there opened u franc lower. but before
hour q ne local opening they unchanged
3sue higher closing net unchanged 10 "a franc lower.
Hamburg unchanged 70 4 pter1rg higher RIo
advanced 10 eis and Santos unchanged The local
s-9t market vas steady. with quotations The basis II
Sc
range contract prices In tie local market to-day
vas a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

compound steady; quoted az 5a5%e sTEARTNE barely
steady quoted Oieo s9S4c: city lard stearine. Sic
RICE-Trading active at the local and primary
markets Talrnage New-Orleans. teleg apis Louisiana
crop movement 70 date follows Receipts rough
s12Os5 sacks 0Il2j last sales cleaned
estimated pockets against GIL last The
market strong. Talmage Charleston, telegraphs
/ 76e bbs and sales, liza bills with good inquiry
Quotations follow: Domestic ordinary. 3A93sc fair to
good. S4G3c: prime to choice. 4G4$c: head "A Gee
Patns, SO @5%c Japan. foreign. nominal; do domestic
az 93&c: Java "A "a sc; Rangoon in bond. % G2zc.
sUGAR-Reined sugar had pretty good call on new
orders s well tie line OF Withdrawals. card
rates were unchanged. Prices quoted less
per for CASH Cut loaf crushed soc: A
45c cubes, 5.35c; xxx powdered. Csc powdered
powdered fruit powdered. 525c; Eagle
fectioners granulated 535c; Eagle and
graduated, 20c; Eagle 10 cartons N bags
bags Of fine graduated Csc; Eagle fine standard
granuated and diamond A 5Ioc; confectoners A. 1856
No l. Also; Nos and 8. zoe; No l. 460c No 5, 455c
No g. 455c; No 445c: No s. 4.35c: No 9, 430c No TO-
425c No Il Also; No IL 4l0c; No b. &c; Nos Il and
10 Se5c The stock OF sugar in the United Kingdom is
e7o9o tons, against $4,000 same time last year This
London market for beets was quiet and barely
steady with September quoted IS l0ad and October
at SIS ed. In the local market there feeling Of
some confidence, with holders inclined TO await higher
terest. The duty paid prices follows: Centrf
gal 80 test, 11-I6c nuscovado- SO test lie. and
olasseS sugar So l316s There were no receipts
reported this week at the six principal Cuban ports and
none last week. but IS last year. Stock Is 900
tons compared with 17s0OO last week ana Il Al
time last Exports $500 against 1850
last week and $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. K.
West 23d St, n. r.
Ennt Tlharrw 81 n =

STATIONS |E yoos i :aa ST. s. /. 4 RI
Time shown below is from Liberty St west 9s4
St leaves 10 minutes earlier. except noted BY dsSs
mating marks
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAuCE
CHCNK-z4-0O (7.I5 Easton). 80 A N Lac. Aa0s
300 lbs%5 Easton only P. NJ SUM- SAz9 A Nd
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToNo % a NJ Is0s
BARNEGAT-b400. $40 A. NJ. L30 (ks.4 Lake
wood and Lakehurst). Gals P: N sundays i-Os
ATLANTIC CTTY-'st 20 A M kf340 P NJ
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE PsoINTrs,Tz
Grove. els A II. 400 $50 P. II
Bc EAST hoS o. Isl S5o ils6
a N. 100. $50. $50. $50 P n Sundays. 500 A A-s
PTfILAD EIPHIA-'z4s 80 MOO. msOo. SEQ ms1ooo,
"I1-G0 A. NJ, ms120O. mL00 400 800, 400
m'56o. In"6.6O. 200. tao. 's.OO 5000 P M
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINeToN-soo m'1oOO.
1900. m"2-00, mt%4.OO. 500, = 90, -11z-15 -
READING HARRIsBURG PoTsTSs5vI1LaLI65 AHD
100 A. N. Reading only) HSl0o, T. 20, t20O p. NJ
Reading. Pottsvills. Harrisburg only. TACO. $500.
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Leavs Pier 81 n. r, ". 42d
St. 1900 A NJ 405 P N sunday s2S a II :
A M 40 P. NJ Sundays. 1900 \. n. wS.10 P. n
aDaiy. TDaiy except Sunday sSundays- TParloF
cars only. Via Tamaqua- aExeept saturdays mDla-
ing car. XSatuTdays only. zFrom Liberty St only
vE1ast Long Branch only.
From Twenty-third street-b5.2o P N. c35o P NJ
Offces: Liberty St West 23d St. 5 Aston House.
261 49, 1900 1854 Broadway, 1S2 otn Az Isl 5tn Az
25 Union Square West z7ss Sd Az 2Is West l2sth St.
St Brooklyn: see Broadway Williamsburg. New York
Co calls for and checks baggage 20 ds7na-
W G BEsLER. c. u BURT
Vice-Pres & Gen Msr Gen FsssF Aserl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

, c.. Oh chasing. WHEAT-Spot hrIni No
~ &c., winter Is 6isd futures quiet Ossian
e a. NsS-rb Is sad COEfS-Spot autetS- go
o. go =. 80 futures quiet: December - 49, So
Ili-Ae4' PkAAS-ealla--stn
airy As 49 0T1Sst Louis fancy winter steady Us -
9s 49, - london tPaciac Coasp nonnal taeI IL 800
g g;sv los HAMs-shor; cut u g - TO avs -
NssteL' rTraberland 20 70 80 10, +tss
~ = q r. ass long clear mdales lsnt = a. sh5rt
- % rIaa~ rfddIes heavy. 81 % - To- - o.
avs loiss ~ - 20 n ass clear bellies. IA 70 " p
S!saF DFPs square, II 20 lS 70 sesy -
tos ulneily S-s4Soa -
$3.50 reaned in pails quiet. SIS o. 81 80 49, -
.5. r~tted aates SIS. good United states -.
It-lsT American dnest white steady. S4s; ~
arm TALLOEF-PrtTne SKY stses5
nIest quiet Sd RQSLS-S21
- a., "a a. PFTROIlEUh-Esfnsd GU1sS o. 1lN-
SEED OIL weak, lbs Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
Receipts al the por,s and interior points to-day.
rec with the same day last week and last year:

Cot-3n Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
eE-st sales. 5000 bales speculation and 5Co
AaerleaI 400; receipts 5000 bales American; mid
-ilaS upland 5S2d- Futures opened steady. points
lgzseT closed barely steady, unchanged potat
higher September and Septem5ercober 573d; October
November 675d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 7sd December
January 5sle Jauus-y-Fbruary 5-s4d February March,
So: Asrch-AprfI $50 Arrii-May, Sed- May-June
Yarns weak C7oths-Cners
SENTTATs OF : rIieT Arn and n good Job
hng demand with prices quoted follows Anise 81 $50
y 20 es-gaIot = zS2 90, caEsis ia 901 ctronella
Soc. 1890. clbeb s1s5c; lemon 55dS5c; lemon
grass $3.50 so pe1y-oyst 81 = Isl 30; peppermint tins
= 50 50J55c. spsarrlur
50Sz tznsy. - US5 70: wfntergreen natural
Norwood 50 25GfS % ROC-S-Businesa quite good
e tobbt1g direction wish prices quoted follows:
o1-su. 3s4S5zc. Eags-. Jamaica. bleached I2o; 90
rhlesched. SIOc: golden seal 81 25G<1 81: ginseng.
Northern SO 53E7 %: do Southern. 50 2s6 So DO East
81 5OGs- 3: senggs Western. G465c; ssrsaparilla
zoncvrza 2sgI5c: A1sKcan Il a12c snake virginia
4164Z-. 60 Texas s7eD9sc DO Canada 13G24c
flour AND NEAIS-For -four there 8 fair inquiry
tor and bskers To-Day but resulting
less Eight and fer current needs only The market
tnuss good at firm prices. FI1OCR-spr1ng patents
g s5sb IS Etrsighs S4s4 70: winter patents,
q GS4 10 ep-InE clears. e Co.'S: extra No winter.
e 10dSS as 90 = winter, 81 S5d$3 10. RYE FLOUR
I'm Quoted Fair goo<- S44Si -: choice 70 fancy.
SSlea$4 20 sDot and 70 eIr5ve;, CokNAEAL. STEADY;
ZEAL STEADY. Quoted. ZINE white and yellow 81 259
:. co coarse 81 1851 &c. FtCsesieTn steady; city
steady Cuoted spring, ST - standard mid
@a.tE 81 n: -four SO al lUlIo sacks red deg.
1esaHE sIsGsza red dog 50 80 homny chop 81 bulk
sne - sscEs: oil meal s23@S29 %
-AIS-FyE5EAT-B Business II grain Was exceptionally
N% 1hs market had steady opening At partial ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

r~.zb nuo+ators were follows: FLOUR steady.
vx-ISFA No spring sTassc; Nc g. SoQe6c. no red.
81 Z GS4Ic: corn No 2 521sc No yellow 54854 C;
OARS No 2 2TEc; No ? white. = .1z59c No ) white
5slezIc FAIR 10 choice mailing, 4OQ4sc; FLANSEED.
81 gsct No / Northwestern ST. TIMOTHY SEED.
80 s3 20 CLOVER contract grade. S1l I5- MESS
P6PE re- bb s159S15 10: LARD. per 100 70 81 g. 4
% SrE, TE-Short sides 0oosel, So 40GsS So short
go, Sj5as fboxed IS T59Se WHISKEE. basis Of high
-fISs - 40 on Produce Exchange today: BU T
TYP steady: creaneres. 1TGls4sci dalrtes l67G ls3ac
GEs s+sadv. AZ mark, included, 1I1ec; hrsts.
Isiso3 prime hrsts 2oisc; extras. Zl1c CHEESE firm
prIluth. Sept 2e-c1oss-vHE-A4T-,So Northern SIC;
No Northern. SOC Sepenoer oic -nSc september new"
sossc; December. Ts%sc; May. sc
,n+raukee Sept Is -wHEAT-No l Northern. SIG
Sc. No Northern. sSGsGc; Decemher SIC asked RYE
No 4 SSG6oc BARLEY-No 2 54c; sample. 3TQ53c.
CORN-May. 447se bid
minneapolis Sept 26-CIose-wHEAT-septs
Sc. December s2ac May l4Gss4sc. No hard S8tsc.
bTk SII 90 FEOUR-Fifst patents SECS 10: second
patents 81 s9S4 90; first clears So sO9S3 90 second
clears. 81 60GS2 85
philadelphia Sept 28-wHEAT quiet; contract grade
september s244 eS3%c. CORN steady September 59gl
B9Ac. OATS Arm: No white natural 33c. No clipped
s3ac. BUTTER hrn extra Western creamery. q 13c;
do nearby prints 23c EGGS Isc higher: nearby fresh
loss Of 23c; nearby fresh &c mark Western sh
q r22c mark. ReceptE-F1ouT, 1890 hols 2292 90
in Il 90 bush. corn. bush
I21 600 bush, 5hipnentz-Wheat 700 bush 1000
bush; 1900 bush
q. Louis. Sept 26-Cl9se-yyIIEAT-No red. cash.
S4GS5c: December. SIC; May S55sc: No hard SS9S8e
CORN-CEsh 6lhc: Dscsnbeg. 42Ac: May. 42so. OATS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

The local market for spot cotton closed quiet and IN
change Hoo for nliddiing upland II Sic for
rni1l1g GUE Sales IL bales Southern spot markets
were teeg-aphed follows Charleston steady
c1anged az 10 Iec sales 900 bales Mobile quiet
unchanged 1osC sales, 800 bales Savannah steady
and u--1znged 1G9Bcs sales. 5.345 bales Norfolk
quiet and unchanged 1G%c: sales Baltimore
nominal lie Augusta steady and Lice lower
sales 1244 bales. St Louis quiet and unchanged al
4ylc- Galveston steady ana unchanged 10 life;
sees 145o bales New-0rleans firm and unchanged at
l0-c; sales. 1850 bales. Wilmington steady
higher lG4sc. Estimated receipts leading points
5-1o-T3w. Houston. 1000 1900 bales against
25 week 23s last year: Galveston, IS 900
% l5o1 bales against IL % last week 26095 last
sa- NeWOrleans 1900 5000 bales, against 2,676
las week and 1890 year.
Receipts ports Interior points to-day.
PARED with same week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
Ros7oN WOOL MARKET.

ros,on Sent 26-SIrength and inactivity characterized
rrs WOOL market rmness found abroad is followed
mere by similar pronounced tone Woolen mills are
sctfye Low quarters which have represented the weak
est feature Of market have takeh On new uie ana
woods moving IN talf VollLl
Pulled woods remain unchanged either in tone OF prices
Boston wool market show little ctaLs ah
srs sbo5t as follows: Ohio and Pennsylvana--AA and
hove sGG3Tc: Y 34d35c; No l. 40g4ic: No = 4lt-S:
2SfF29c; one-quarter blood unWaSas5
1880. three-eighths blood 35&86c one-hslt 6lo4e
Si4sc! nuasbed delaina 30G31c unTnsrchantable BIC
32S: fne washed delaine, SsGp40c MichlsanF IN
washed 27G2sc. one-quarter blood IN" SShe1 %
ez4fbs blood S4d35c: one-haE blood. 3JgS4c IN
washed deIane, 2sc Kentucky. Indiana etc--1hres-
slchths enf one-quarter blood. 30QSIc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
NEW wax HEN HlYEN z HARTFORD B. B

-, +rart frorn Grand Central Station. I'd = Rad
4tn follows ISL,=o, 4 E-ov +4U1Oon sxylferz
n ttl1:o0 <, 1;o1 x 90 tS'S9 SO
';l2gO Z 1890 A N 412:00 'j4OO eli 90 P. n.
- d: ~ Va >e4 ana BAR HARBOR-tfs:O2 ?. n
WHITE MOUNTAINS, 81: AA>bANS AMI HOGoe<~--
: 40 A N, 1900 p ~ -, - - - -
-,-l1lIl92ESTFR and FITCHBURC. via PCINAM-ts ? N
W. 0EieETfILE and NOREoL-Ktgo2 a n 1871 3 p;
u -,rII1 $50 5g:O2 A. n. si:24, t3Sl ?. d.
-i-s. Offices crand Central station and e1<sta ss
Use. CT 254 Broadway, CO Union sQeaTs.
also 9.E ave c245 Columbus c64s Madison Ave.
a79 west 125th St, lbs Third ave- IN SIoon- SSAs
SEQ E1f,tcu ST. $50 Broadway - 49,. .. -.
49, - sundays only saturdays only EPertor az
I9trifef THas dining car cPaTlor and Sleeping C@<
tickets also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
IoNnoN WOOL MARKET.

London Sept 26-The offerings at the woo! aueLioa9
sales today amounted TO llo9 bales lnca1lns 80
300 and the highest prices Of the series were rea1e
- Are-fca were tree bidders for Queensland
new Clip greasy clothing and both secured fair qgan1
49, SSo,1is and spes sold readily cape OF GOOD no
ana NsfsI grades were Following are ne sales
New south Wales 24co bales secured 1oae@s Ia
Y6IdS2s I'd: greasy. Tad91s I'd Victoria Soo bales;
land 5 500 SECURED. 7de.2s a. sgeasy - ~
i9IsS11s sd: greasy 65ada1od. Punta Arenas 400
bales: greasy. S14Q10351.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
MAS. EMILE AN PURSUANCE OF

THOMAS, EMILE AN PURSUANCE OF
i ar order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF
the County Of New York. notice is hereby given to all
persons having against Emile A. Thomas, late Of
the County Of deceased, 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber, his place OF
Room 1920 No ~ Wall Street N
The City New York, on or before the 10Th day Of
April next
-4NSTON Il HAGEN. Executor.
EDWARD 2 WHITNEY. Attorney for Executor. 40 Wall
Street. New York CItv-