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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
NEW CHURCH IN SAN
PEDRO TO BE DEDICATED
Many Knights Of Columbus From Los
Angeles Will Attend the
Ceremnnv
Snncinlt 70 The Herald


Special to The Herald
SAN PEDRO, July s.-The new
Catholic church, Lady Star Of the Sea,
is to be dedicated tomorrow. One hun
dred members of the knights of Col
umbus are expected to arrive in San
Pedro by special car at 10 o'clock and
form In line of parade and march to
the church. The dedicatory services
will commence at 1890 and the Rev.
Father Conneally will celebrate the
mass. A number of priests will accom-
pany the Right Rev. Bishop Conaty,
D. D. Among them are Rev. Father
McAuliffe, deacon of honor; Rev. Faith
er Cody, deacon of honor; Rev. Raphael
Fuhr, deacon of the mass; Rev. Father
Lally, sub-deacon of the mass. Rev.
Father Riordan, the bishops secretary
will be master of ceremonies. Bishop
Conaty will preach the sermon. The
evening services will begin at o'clock.
At o'clock there will be singing by
the priests choir. Rev. Father Clifford,
B. A. and S. T. L. of ST. Thomas
church, Los Angeles, will preach.
Special selections will be rendered by
the church choir, composed of Mrs. G.
Herman, Mrs. G. Williams, Misses
Carese N. Cummings K. Cormick, Mac
Leod, Ida Ross, Mclaughlin, James
Dodson and Frances Burke. Mrs. 1.
Hannum will be present and render the
solo, Ave Maria. An exquisite program
of sacred music has been arranged.
Miss Helen Peterson entertained last
evening at her parents residence on
Eleventh street. The occasion was the
celebration of her fourteenth anniver-
sary.
Miguel Bertoleo, who has been en-
ployed with the Southern California
Lumber company at East San Pedro,
was overcome by the heat yesterday
and died last night at o'clock. He
was 80 years of age and formerly in the
laundry business in Los Angeles, but
has been working in the lumber yard
for the past two weeks. The body is
at Lucas undertaking parlors, await
ing word from relatives regarding it's
Coronado Tent City. Coolest and best.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

Beidevere Cal, have arrived at Avalon
on their annual visit and win be at the
Island villa during a two months stay.
Charles P. Richard Of San Sebastian,
Salvador, is registered at the Canvas
City.
G. 2. Morefort Of Pasadena Is a well
known real estate dealer Of the foothilt
city who is enjoying camp life.
e. s. Cobb, wife and daughter have
taken permanent quarters here. Mr..
Cobb is in charge of the engineering
work on the new road being built east
of Avalon.
Summer rates at Hotel del Coronado
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
SANTA ANA BREvITIEs
Mrs. T. D. Cheney Thrown From Buggy
and Severely Bruised

Mrs. 7. D. Cheney Thrown From Buggy
and Severely Bruised
Special to The Herald
SANTA ANA, July s.--Mrs. T. d
Cheney Of West Fifth street was
thrown from her buggy yesterday and
seriously injured No bones were broken
but the force of the fall caused Sc
we're nervous shock and many painful
bruises
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson were
rendered a surprise last night in their
new home on North Bush street by
members of the young peoples Bible
class of the First Methodist church.
G. Meserve of Talbert, under deten-
tion at the hospital for insanity, died
this morning. Deceased was So years
of age and, so far as can be learned
leaves no relatives. He had been under
treatment here for several days.
Edward w. Sullivan, for several
years resident of this city, has been
sent to Highland asylum from Los
Angeles, where he developed an acute
case of dementia.
Coronado temperature yesterday noon,
6S degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
COOKING WITH GAS

If Los Angeles keeps-on
growing so fast, there will
always be streets without
gas; though the pipes grow
too-they are always behind
the people.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

The pessimist Is the man who real
ICES that it is hard going UP hill, and
therefore he puts on the brakes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

The double minded are but half
witted.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05

HEADQUARTERS 1sT. INF, N. G. D.,
WILMINGTON, DEL, APR. p, 1905. J
GENERAL ORDERS No. 12:-
I. The following promotions in Co
&C." lst. Infantry. are announced;
Corporal L. u. Bowen to be Sergeant
Musician G. Carver and Private J.
Bowen to be COrporals.
They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
II. Private Summer Jones, Com
pany 3D." lst. IDfantry, is discharged
from the military service Of the State,
for the good Of the service.
III. The following promotions in
Co. "F," lst. Infantry, are announced :
Corporal Charles E. Cross, to be Ser
gesnt. X
Privates William E. Scott and Paul
Smith to be Corporals.
". The following enlisted men Of
Company Of" lst. Infantry, are dis
charged from the military service Of
the State, for nOn-attendance to duty !:
Charles A. Broomell, George E. Conger,
Joseph A. DOnahoe, Anthony Click,
Harry Hackett, Joel H. MegonigaI,
ArmOr J. Ward, Scott Wilson, James
Walstrum, and Enoch Timmons. Cor.
poral John J. Woods is reduced to the
ranks for nCn'attendance to duty.
V. Co. "C''-Privates Norman ].
Winner, Harvey W. Jester, Joseph r.
removal from State.
Privates Herbert Myers and John F.
BOlen, business interests.
Private Harry Briefman, expiration
Of enlistment.
They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
By order Of
COLONEL TOWNSEND,
.. M. DILLON, Acting Adjutant.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
MILTON NEWS.

For the second time in two weeks. sparks
from a locomotive on :he Queen Anne's rail-
road have set fire to the woods at Lavinia's
Camp Ground. On Tuesday afternoon the
people Of Milton had a gh tussle with the
flames. and.succeeded in saving the tents. but
the young trees were blackened and cOnsid-
cradle undergrowth ruined.
On tke property Of n. W. White there is the
prettiest field OF cabbage to be found In Sus-
sex county. II is now ready to head, and
was grown from winter hardened plants set
at the first open spell Of weather early in
March His field Of Peas and other truck are
the handsomest about Milton.
The steam yacht, Ralph Welch, which
caught on the banks ofthe river and sank,
has been raised.
Several new lamps have been added to the
street lighting equipment this week.
A large lot Of piling Is on the docks here
waiting for shipment to Philadelphia.
Birds are destroying the early peas in Nil.
ton gardens.
Bessie W. Reynolds died at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nehemiah Reynolds Of
Cool Spring, Del, on Friday, April 2sth, 1906
She was Il years. months and "a days old,
and the funeral was held at whites Chapel
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Crumpton preached
the funeral sermon and s. ]. Wilson was the
undertaken. She WAS a. granddaughter Of
William Reed Of Glendale, and an earnest
worker in the church; frequently praying In
public with eloqueRce for one Of her age.
The meadow at the Wagoman Mills has
been drained, and is being prepared for culti-
walton.
The steamer Mary NJ. Vinyard viii resume
trips soon; the repairs will be completed in
about two weeks.
r. Davis Carey and sister, accompanied by |
their nephew, are occupying their homestead
here for a time.
A new blacksmith shop has been built by |
Irving King at the corner Of Chestnut and |
Wharton streets.
Porches have been built on two sides Of the /
Wagoman Mills this week, and part OF the
Did building that stands at the north end Of
,he mill dam has been sold by them to Capt.
Thomas Johnson; who win remove It, The
will be turned around for a back
building for a new front to be built.
A suit was brought before Esquire Collins
~ Theodore Reed, a former merchant OF
.ewes, against John W. Marshall, OF that place,
o recover a store bill Of sl622. Judgment
yus given for that amount. Mr. Marshall
'lead the act Of limitation, but 1t was shown
hat dealings had been made within the three
'ears.
Milton's Town Council is again in trouble;
his time with the Levy Court over the an
iual allowance made for maiAtainance oft
highways
]. C. Clendaniel is building pretty picket
,nce in front ofthe Abbott property in South
lilton.
DIR. Hopkins has built small house near
Is other property at Parker's Bridge Z
Captain Lacey IS home at present.
Miss Lizzie Simmons, Of Dagsboro, is visit {
ig her sister, Mrs. Wagoman. d. A. G.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
THOs. J. GRAY. JAS. E. ANDREWS.
NOTICE.!
THOS. j. GRAY & co., GroceEs.

BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY A SPECIALITY.
South Front st. and 4th and Walnut Sts.
We are now occupying two stores, in
the town of Milford. Sqsire Shockleys'
old stand South Front st. and the stand
recently vacated by Mr.. Thos. Abbott,
4th and Walnut SITS.
We have a full line of fresh groceries
at either store and it will pay you to visit
them and get our prices.
It's our constant indeavor to give more
goods for same money, or some goods
for less money.
Every store wants eggs, so do ours,
but we only need (2000) two thousand
dozen each week, and we will pay the
SPOT CASH PRICE for
them delivered at our stores and any
quantity of BUTTER or POULTRY.
Thanking the public for past patronage
and respectfully soliciting the contin-
uance of the same We are
Respectfully,
THOS. J. GRAY & CO..
South Front & 4th and Walnut
Milford, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
Fine Late Peas.

Among late varieties Of peas teste1
the Michigan experiment station hndS
that none surpasses Teddy Roosevelt, a
relatively new variety resembling Iele-
phone. with the vines somewhat shot-
er and hence standing up better un-
der the weight of the very large PODS.
The peas are very large, tender ana
sweet. With a spicy and most excellent
favor.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
What Stronger Testimonials Of Davis
Worth q?
West Lumber Co.

West Lumber Co.,
Gentlemen -
I have used a considerable quantity
Of your Davis 100 per cent Pure Paint
and wherever use il, no matter whether
old or new work, I am always surprised
to see the immense surface it will cover.
In figuring work by the square, as /
am in the habit of doing, l find in
every case have several buckets to re-
turn, which is always a very pleasant
surprise to painter doing job by con-
tract. consider it the best paint on
the market today to do a first-class job
Of painting, also the cheapest.
You are at liberty to use this letter ia
the trade if you so wish, for am satis-
fled that any one who uses it will be
most highly pleased, and feel that l
have done them favor.
NJ. Y. Griggs,
Master Painter for 80 Years.
SO Mcdaniel St., Atlanta, Ga.
B. H. Matthsws sells Davis 100 per
cent Pure Paint.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
The Store of Cow Prices. G)hy?
Because GIs Sell for Cash Only Strictly One Price to zM
find that Price, the lowest Possible

has
bece there ssmpy
store ofeyo
NrGLA Adurag@b aHaadap
back
tposibe prices
y
r. Thrifty has four separate and distinct department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

ess % grass 81 5ogs2 81 Tg 59ss Sl 6 5 WILD Rgss
eOa9oU greenwng teal 4oa 20; rudy 75ce$1 20; wild
Skinned per n 25a5oc DO in skin 2og25c. do %hsie
P6rAToEs AND yEaEsT5A Is, Rec Es9eei2s for the
week. 6T4o5 hbls potatoes and ie4 onis onions Irish
ehotce but poor stock Pisnty and weak White onions
plenty and low. Cauiaowers have sold we'll lust
e5 T6e G Weakdf cubts have steady advanced CORN
In o light ssgP{ bus PGoF a9d Te poor and 5
not bringing expenses Lima beans have steadily ad-
arrive freely and selling fairly. PEPPERS plenty low
Green peas show Wide range n 9Ial'H GH Ppy isn 5
turniPs dull Tomatoes have steadily adyaneed under
We quote POTATOES Long Island in bulk per $50 ~
n 50GSl 81; Jersey rouId Dbl measure 81 80
q$l IS do Giants q 5ogSi g. Giants Ter bag 81 79g
DO per bbI 81 5oq$2i southern per Dbl SlaSi %;
nearby per bGnchss. 75cGsf. CARROTS washed per
Dbl $IG$1 %. do unwashed 75cgs1. CABRAGEs Fiat
per Dbl 4ocq$i w Efss- Long sana SGT s
trimmed per Dbl 8 75q$2 . do 5ens tgmee fI bY
& % do e q I i85 50 9 go do rsv s2as
per 1000 s5as5 CORN Long Island. PEI 100 75csl Is:
4c5e cBERy state per d3zs stalks n b5 5s4 45cs 20
do per basket or box 10000; LEsITu&t Jersey Per
40 per hst 0si 6ssSef p5 G9 per half
bag $1fS2; 90 fat SIGSl 30; MUSHROOMS per 70 2Ja
yellow 81 75GS2 red 81 goas1 75 Long Island yeLoT
bush 75cSl %: do state, yellow per DOL o.
bag 81 5OQS1 10 Orange County yellow Per bag 81 .
GSi 10 do red SlsI 30; Jersey and Maryland yellow
per basket 75cgS1; DO Jersey white basket 75c9
81 70; small white pickles. per hbA S3@S6 DO per
half Dbl basket S2GS3 OKRA Jersey per 100. 10G12c;
do per basket 5O7Jc: PEPPERS. Jersey, large bol
s1GSl %; DO small 6oQ75c; PUMPKINS; per Dol cog
per Dbl basket, 50caS2; STRING BEANS. Western
New-York; Fer bush basket 5oc9sl JsrSey green per
basket 4Oa75c wax, 50cGDS1; do Baltimore 40g5Qc
SPINACH. per Dbl, 75c: SQUASH, Hubbard, per bb,
50675c: do marrow, 40GG5c do yellow crookneck and
white 50975c; TOMATOES. Jersey per box. 25cGSl;
TURNIPs Canadian per Dbl g0caS1: DO Jersey Tuta-
baEa 65QS5c; do white, 81 5OqS2
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The week opens with frse
supplies prices represent full values for the
most attractive lines low grades continue maintain
only a hesitating demand though prices much
option General trade expected 70 improve,
a large number OF summered horses have been re-
turned 10 private other stables We quote Prime,
large bales per 100 10 s0ds2!c No do, 7T1zGS1o No
. do 6Tiz d70c: 6GQ62l7c; shipping. J06J5c:
Clover mixed 6a624c clover clear, 571s 6Oc STRAW
With only moderate additions stock prices hold
fairly strong 7OlT5c for long Receipts Of hay
and straw. reported at the Produce Exchange
to-day: Hudson River Railroad. 0; West Shore.
500; Erie. $40; Pennsylvania 80; Lehigh Valley l8O
Baltimore and Ohio, 20; boats. 100 canal boats,
80; total. 1885 tons Receipts OF straw. so tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

light S5QS5 So: pigs and roughs 81 509s5 80 SHEEP
Receipts. 10000 bead market mostly unchanged sheep
SASS 40; lambs, $4dST 81 800.
Cincinnati OCT SIioes stsadyi butchers and emp
fair 70 good shiPPers s4G$4 s.: corm94, S2QS2 80
SLEEP sleady $5gS- 90 u M5 5SGs zoo head.
easier prime 81 6OdS5 So shipping steers
81 s9$5 so butchers 81 25G$5: heifes So 2S4 so COWS
and bulls 81 50@S4 TEAL4S-Receipts $50 66ad. SLOW:
fairly active shade higher. heavy s. S0S3 So
Workers s. 70f$5 20: pigs So 654S5 10 roughs s. 81
81 IS 50qS4 and ErasserS, 50 ooS5
SHEEP and LAMBS Receipts, 1000 head; sheep active
steady; slow. Zoe lower; iaubs So 1887 %;
yearings s. 50GS5 20 wethers S5GS5 % ewes - cog
81 70; sheep mixed, So 501$5.
kansas CITY oct 8-CATTI.E-R Receipts. Is COO head.
including steady fed steers
choice and dressed beef steers. S5S go
good $4gS5 Western fed steers, 81 T5 81 50;
and feeders So 50S4 %; Southern steers,
SO 20: Southern cows 81 I5$2 10 native cows 81 I5a
So heifers So 50G$5 q; bulls S2dS2 So calves
81 5CaS6 HOGS-Receipts 1900 head. market 5g1Oc
lower top. So 2T2: bulk o. sales s. 1885 - heavy.
IS 2OGS5 packers SO 15GS5 2Tlz pigs and lights 81
ass % SFIEETIzeesipts. LOCO head; market strong
lambs, So 254S6 IS; Western lambs 50 25G$5
wehers Sass, Western warnings. 81 6dS3 Vest
sheep, $4S4 10, sockers and feeders So I5GS4 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

Nev-Yori October 8 1905
were 20 csrs OF h9l2 head 9 ag
for the naEke[ &It giI t1 sr(i ards FaeI-
steady with about 90 cars expected to Re on ne
demand At 69c per n for native sides With general
selling at 0d1Ic per Kosher chucks at 79719c;
cables Unchanged Shipments to-day: 900 cattle
$500 quarters Of beef on the Bovic 70 LyeTpoo
Of beet divided between the Swift Beef Company and
cALvEs2ReceiPts we're 87s head mainly late ysstsr-
day and win [e r- about Gaa on sale Prime light
yeaIs estimated 70 sell az about steacy prices,
in the pens and about 400 calves mainly gassers and
va sold at $4gS9 per go ~ o gss fe aaa 0ges ss
50 IS mixed calves So 30 Dressed calves rather slow
selling up 70 954c country dressed at ,o l22s so
per 100 10 DO 100 to go n at S4g$7
IS Co. DO So; "a grassers and fed calves 242
ID IT, a P : Nelson: yeals ITO n at S. DO 14o p Sc
50 ROBIN vi 40 shannon: Teas 40 h. Es g-assers
lO sT rs 5 8Nb Receipts 5nainIy late yes1e-
day1 were 2el- cars Or bs2i head all OF which
and good light sheep steady lambs slow and
fell off % cents and about lC cars were in The pens
unsold the close toinnen 10 prime sheep SOLD al
eaIIs at s.. medium TO prime lambs S7aSs; cus
auie At ~ a99c per NJ dressed lambs log1s with
saiss-wiiilam r EIsrne. 1sa Canada lambs - n
at 100 ID. lO4 state do - 10.
state sheep and cuH lambs. "a n 50; 20 state sheep
1eI n az s. - : Sc p. a. s. 80
Newton & Co: 241 West Virginia lambs. s. u. at
ar 81 %, Virginia l25 n AT s. so
Sanders lambs,
6s 10 al 81 sheep 100 10 a. So do 80 n ct So 30
s Judd & Co. ia West Virginia lambs. G1 70. at
s. 90 ? vearnEz IS 10, So; late Monday. 90 State
lambs Is II at 81 so. 20 sheep leo n. at 81 80.
Company los Indiana lambs. &c n.
at s. .. % kentucky 80 n 81. Indiana sheep
81 H. at s. do III 70 at 81 20 s. Kentucky do.
ito n al So 70 do 107 n. a 81 10. 136 90. 1913 n at
81 go 66 do n. 81 %
J G trlrtis & son 173 lambs. 81 n ~ s. 12-.
. Harrington. AZ State lambs 81 n SIS culls.
81 n at So ! state sheep rs n. al 81 -.
ali for slaughterers About I25 sale Feeling firm
nd prices quoted 5q10c hghe-, as the Lunalo
market was arraer. Good choice medium and light
and Pennsylvania hogs We're estimated - hrn5
s. a5GS 10 per 100 with general sales al - sa9Sb
country fairly steady at 4Hsc per 10 for
heavy light weights
age an 81 50 per 100 n: roughs 2e5 n. al 81 20
also late YESTERDAY. . State hogs I'D
II at 81 90: do. 12O n. at 50 50 "a.
: Tudd & Co: hogs, 80 n a. So also az
yesterday afternoon IS hogs, 4S ~ at So rous5
SANDERS ,late yesterday 152 state hogs ~ n.
50 30 j. do 213 n at 50 So II pigs, - 10 az go
7 g Ssrts a Son date yesterday SO state hoss
2g0 n at So u do 100 n, at So roushs' - -" "
~ Toii. i.ste yesterday: 81 state hqgs ~ 70
AZ SO 10 II DO fa8 n, s. so Foushs 40 'U' " - ~
No. iso t lp iagS Yesterday Al state hogs 10 10
e. n Il1ls zoe n an So / 400 10 at s. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Oct 8-Aithough the tone OF the wool market
is strong business fallen Of nouceaby The saes
have been small quantities ranging from 900 70 o
n lots occasionally reached 100000 70.
Territory attract general interest and
are in good The grades call the one
quarter and threeeighths corbing and onehat clothing
In pulled demand been for me long staple
carrying grades Foreign woods active Leading quo
follow: Ohio Pennsylvania A ana a6oEe so
csc. X S4d35c: No 1. 40G41c; No 2 41G42c fine IN
washed, 2s829c; oneQuarter blood unwashed 345 Doc
blood. 35G36c: oue-haf blood 3435c1 IN
washed delane. 3oa31c; unneTchantsole SlgSIo; me
G2sc: one-duarter blood. unwashed. S3gS4c; three
eghths blood. 34Q35c onehaf blood S3G34ci unvashe9
Kentucky. Indiana, etc threeeighths ana
one-quarter blood 96g37c. Terrtory-Itaho ine. ZIG
19d2IC. fine medium 23a24c. medium, p
G2sc low medium 2sG29c; Wyoming fine 22a23c; heavy
800 medium 23G24C: medium 2ll2Sc, low
medium 2sd29c: Utah Nevada fine. 23G24c; heavy
fine 1920 medium. 23G 24c; medium 272sc; low
23cc medium. 2TQ2sc: low medium 28a29c Montana
choice 26G72Tc fine 2445c. fine medium
choice 26G27c average, 2TQ28c staple 2sF5oc: medium
oL-f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

e .
CoFEEE-The coffee market opened steady at an ad-
points, higher French cables
ard tush estimates Brazilian receipts for the month
o. Trading continued quiet however and
with little evidence scattering liquidation
eased prices slightly. closing dull net IN
changed 10 points lower sales only little more
-Ha-l 10000 bags. he French
which tine OF = al franc, OF which
L franc subsequently, according 10
urf-a-e cables. kTische estimate Of the
brazilian movement the month placing 1t al 145oO 600
against 1.43s.0 900 for the month last
considering this comparison Il should be recalled
this about 45G 900 bags be
hind and that the total last year
100000 Every additional month from
which furnish move
considered buIllsh
substantial reduction
II The worlds surplus, and according usually well in
formed authorities interior supplies also exhausted 10
which would cause stu larger shrlrkage il
visible supply the Of another season OF IL
adequate production below expectations
however SID Brazilian
Of 20 refs n the
T7 market Receipts the day moderate the
showed & increase last year IN
terror points The market Cor spot coffee steady,
WITH quotations basis OF 11-16o for Rio No Z
TIE prices the local market to-day
vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R.
6 We est z3d St n r
E-1r rl,a,---- &c ~
CITATIONS. r

-
Time shown below is from Liberty st Vest s5d
St leaves 10 minutes earlier. except noted by dssis
mating marks
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND SfAUCR
CHCNf1-z+.00 Is Esston), g A NJ 120 40.
SEQ Tbs as Easton only P NJ Sun. 400 A NJ.
/ 90. 500 and 200 P NJ
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-s-1o 4 n. 10.
800 2 n Sundays q 50 a NJ 3 90 P NJ -
BARNEGAT-b4-O0. $40 A N. $50 ks. 40 Lake
wood and LakehUrst). Gals P N Sundays 700
~ N 80 17SAev.9od and 4-a4e
16Ncf BRANCH AsBUTsY PARE OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE POINTS
a515. $40 $50. moi sundays except ocean
Grove. s15 A. NJ. 400. $50 P n
ATLANTIC HLDs- sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH
BCH., EAST LONG BFANCH-z4- CO. so, $50, 1130
a NJ. $50. 4SO. $40 $50 ?. NJ Sundays. 500 A NJ.
'11o0 a N. m'I2oo, MI 400, 400. 400.
m'5.oo. n'6-oo. 200, t73e. 300. SO 80 P n.
BiLTIMoRE AND wAsHINGToN-aoo, rn'1OoO.
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND
WILLIAMSPORT-l.z4 CO. z. so. u. 90. 1910 (1000.
Heading, PottsviIs, Harrisburg only. t4-oo '5-OO.
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Leavs Pier ST. N r. W 42d
w7.45 P n. Leave Pier 10. N R. Cedar St. 10 %
NJ. 40 P NJ. Sundays 10 90 A II wS-1O p. NJ
'DaiIy +DafIy except Sunday. Sundays 3Parlor
ing xSaturcay5 only zFrom Liberty St only
" East Long Branch only
e12 20 P M gao P n. J1L50 P. NJ. ks 20 P. NJ
Offices: Liberty St. West 23d St, Aston House.
261 434 1900 1854 Broadway 1s2 9Th 2st 5th Az.
Union Square West. 279s Sd Az 2Is West 1z5th St,
St BROOKLYN Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
Transfer Co calls fer and checks baggage 70 dsstina
W G. BEsLER, c N BURT.
vfce-Pres. & Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

net less ger for cash: Cut loaf ana cr,.s
55oc mould A, 5.15c; cubes 5.05c. XgXX povyds-sg'
435c powdered, coarse powdered fruit powdere5
4e0c; Eagle confectinners granuated lose: Eagle
and extra fine granulsted Eagle n cartons m
bags and n bags Of fine grsauIated q5c Eagle A1a
or standard graduated and diamond soc; confee-
toners, A 465c No l. 4.45c Nos and 8 40c: No =
e90c; No 8 4.25c: No g. 400. No :. No
No 3 &C; No 10 295c; No II. 3,s5c; 40 IL Soc: No
- 9.Ioc; Nos Il and 10, 365c Stock in the United
Kingdom is 200 tons, against 80 00O year The
London market somewhat higher IS Cd
Der and November The local nouInsIIv
steady with centrifugal 90 quoted 3sc rnuscovado
50 test at Sc and molasses So 2&c
were 1000 bags Cuba centrifugal about due 2l4c
and freight basis IS equal so 3sac duty paid:
bags cuba molasses sugar at 2atc. basis SO
test and 700 bags Cuba moassses about at 16Oc
basis Sc test and frelgh al American
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