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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

Cures Nervous Disorders Headache, Insomnia, Exhaustion and Restlessness. Rebuilds the nervous system. tu-thu-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24
Warner Is ptrmnsted.

Charleston. s. C., Aug. 23.-Captain Devereaux. steamer Chippewa at this port from Boston reports having passed in latitude 39.50 north; longitude 70.S0 west schooner E. l. Warren. dismast- ed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24
Council Meeting,

The regular Council meeting called dinary amount of interest. It was the occasion of the final reading and pass age of the city's version of the separ- ing been killed as passed by the late Legislature An oficial of the Termi- nal Company, which will be effected by the passage of the law, said today that to make a test of the law and he be- lieved that 1t will meet the fate of the first step in the direction of separating the races. that is. 1t will be declared unconstitutional.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24
Brysn Very De.pondent.

bFyNH ttfy DfspOndent.
 Luther Bryan a white man, in the las; last aggss ssagsss of, ,Sesn SeeonsumPtion who has sentence st Pratt Mines, is being held here for authorities of Jonesboro, Ga, on a charge of grand larceny. When convicted here he was not in the best of health and during the time that he has been serving the sentence his health has been running down. He has siven up ali hopes of being d free man, being Respondent in the worst way. When asked as to being carried back to Georgia he announced that he didn't care what happened to him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24
Lnndrum-Whent.

Judge Jaames R. Landruml a Very Grace Wheat were welded tonight at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. w J. Wheat, at the suburban settle Ynent of Warrington. There were number of close friends present. and special train was run by the. dummy line oficiais to accommodate the many nisheI by an orchestra from the Ma rine Band of the Navy Yard. Judge Landrum and bride left on. the ll:O5 train tonight for Atlanta, for a stop their wedding trip as far northward as Richmond, returning here in about two weeks. Many presents and congratu- lations were showered upon the young people, who have admirers by the score.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24
NEWS OF PENSACOLA

Pensacola. Aug. 23.-(SpeciaL)--As stated in last nights dispatches, the bond election was carried by big maSJ Jority. there having been not a gresE deal of opposition to a single item ( n the entire list of the improvements wanted. About the only serious obfec- ton was voted to the cty hall and po- lice station propositions, neitheI of these items receiving the support that the other items did. The street sIaving proposition received the greatet sup port, while the ownership of tht water works plant appealed with equal favor to the 4S5 voters who went to the polls. In the business district there was not a great deal of interest In the cleo ton, and in the outlying polls, ballots were few and far between. This was on account of the fact that confidence had a long time ago been established that the bonds would carry handsome ly.
 Mayor Bliss, who has been an earnest advocate of public improvements in the past, spoke very enthusiastically of the prospects of the city in the improve ment line in the future, saying that 1t was his intention to push the matter to q successful issue and dispose of the bonds as readily and as expeditiously as possible. The Mayor visited each of the polls after they had closed last night to make sure that everything had carried in the manner he would have desired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24
TO Meet in Blrminnhom

The Retail Lumber Dealers Associa- tion of, Alabama and Tennessee held their mi-annual meetining in Chatta- nooga this week, adjourning last night after dinner at the Lookout Mountain Inn. President Richard Randolph and GAsrataru W E-WAiles-af ni..4AH=- ham, were present. The next meeting of the Association will be held in. Bir- mingham in January. Considerable in- terest Is being taken in the organixa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24
More ouarnnttne Restrictions.

More QuarantIne restrlctlOhs were UT- dered for Pensacola yesterday. In addition to the instructions received from State Health Officer Porter. that all vessels from Colon should be detafn- ed the entire length of time at the Penrose has been detached from the harbor work and will patrol the Gulf coast from the mouth of Pensacola har- bor to Perdido Bay, thus being in posi- from New Orleans or any of the infect ed ports which might drift down the bay and which might be making Pen is being made by the Marine Hospital Service, ana Is in line with resolution adopted by the Pensacola Chamber or Commerce some days ago and presented to the representative of the Service here. Heretofore that portion of the country was practically unguarded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24
The News of Birmingham

iron circles. One furnace at Ensley has been blown out and two will be blown in the end of the week, one at Bessemer and one at Oxmoor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24

mineral treat ment from the blood. Weofer a re " ard of $I,ooo.oo for proof that s. s. S. contains
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24

Mercury, Potash or any other mineral. Home treatment book and any medical advice will be given without charge,
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC O., Atlanta. Rs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-24

Birmingham. Aug, 23.--(Special)- Birmingham Is assured of a handsome new depot and plans will be in shape now in the next few days, bids called for the actual construction and the work started.
 The station will be completed before December, 1906, so as to be used by January, 1907, by which time tho rail- roads using the present depot must move. Among those who attended a meeting of the Birmingham Terminal Company in this city today were W. A. Garrett, general manager of the Queen and Crescent route, Cincinnati; W. W. Finley, second vice president and c. H. Ackert. fourth vice presi- dent, H. B. Spencer. general manager. J. s. B. Thompson, general agent, Southern Raalway; A. D. ,Lightner, gem eral agent Frisco System; A. H. French. chief engineer seaboard Air Line
 The site for the depot was purchased several weeks ago and the houses which are now on this property are being moved. Thoroughfares will not be blocked but tunnels will be made and other steps taken to obviate any obstructions of the regular streets and will equal any in the South when com pleted and is to be large enough for twenty-five years to come.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-05
Ell aumento de Ia
Armada espanola

Fl Evening Post. de New Y rk
nserta en- su edici6n correspondence
al 20 de Mayo IN telesrama procedcu-
te de Madrid, por el que sc iadica que
! Rey Alfonso habia aprobado ell pro
}ecto que Sc presentara 4 las C6rtes
para Ia reorga ganizaci6n de Ia fIota es
panola.
Incluye ell plan, IA construction de
cruceros de IA, 900 toneladas, ) cruce-
ros protegidos y otras unidades, pro
veto que scra realjzado en- seis afoS,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-05
Certe couocida

Ayct hqy bemos tcnido suslo
dc yer saludar 4 di,i:nPu,dos y apre
ciab.cS cabalieroS de "a isla. EntTe
Gs,os los 1is;insuiaos don Jaime Bus
qucss 4 doc,or For; + Guilloi Ge
Mayagiiez Y el insp'rado cantor ma
aileilo auior de "Dudo o Cieo, don
Clemen;e Ramirez ae Arellano. Grata
esiancia les deseamos enire noso;roS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-05
En- ell Casino

Como de costumbre estuvo anoche
con bastante concurrencia la jarana
celebrada en- los salones del Casino
Espafol habl6ndose bailado hasta las
doce resultando animadisima la
reunion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-05
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American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico

Schedule Of effect
Carolina Areeibo, Camuy, Aguadnla Mayagu Ponce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY DECEMBER g. 1908

proteeted The company prefers to install these
curtains itself, but Goes not insist upon it.
The curtain has been in use for some four years
IN the K; II. White Building, in Boston, and in
Sr OF the theatres of that city; but the Manhattan
Life Building is the first upon which it has been
placed here, owing to the fact that the company
mas Sust begun TO seriously promote its introduce
non II was in the great fire in the of Whites
tnat the kegan first proved its esflcieney; while
all the adjoining buildings were destroyed the de-
partment store was unframed. The curtains cost
is really inappreciable; It is surprisingly low
when reckoned against the protection il affords.
Then, too, reduction in insurance rates should pay
for its installation in short time.
Besides the above, the company manufactures
the aerial ladder and truck, engine and hydrant
relief valves, hydrant gates flexible, brass and
underwriters pipes, MOBILES of all kinds and sizes
fire extinguishers and charges, chemical engines
lfesaving nets and all other fire appliances. The
first mentioned is the Dahill Aerial Ladder.
Invention. The motive power, for lifting and low
erins the ladder, is air under pressure The air
at 200 pounds pressure is stored in tank at foot
of ladder; the turning of a valve at rear of tank
operates the ladder. extending il to its full length
even though that be 100 feet. in few seconds
With this Invention It is necessary to unhitch
the team as Of old if It is desired to shift the
ladder from one part of building to another 1t is
readily done, and without loss of time. 1t can be
applied to any make of truck and has been accept
ed by the New-York Fire Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York, December 2, 1905.
BEEvEs-Recelpts were % or AL head including
cars for the market Feeling steedy Dressed beef duh
at 5GSlkc 10 for TO prime native sides
Gables Just received from London and Liverpool quoted
frgerato- beef at sz@S4 Exports from this port To-
C,ALVFS-Receipts % head, all for the market
The offerings grassers and sold quickly at So 20 per
100 h. Fesling for al grades City dressed Veas
firm Ak ga per 10; country dressed steady at Sg12c
sales-W r. Hume 81 grassers, 225 ID average. at
So 25 per 100 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts . cars or 81
including for the market Ga at Jersey City
and = The market active and the stocp
sold out early Sheep rated frl lambs strong TO
fraction higher Sheep sold S. 25G$j 30 100 ID
cls at So So at SS9SS % Dressed mutton steady
at 7G1Oc per b: dressed lambs firm st 11G1352c-
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 104 Indiana
lambs. 50 ID average at s. % per 100 NJ Is Ohio DO
IS %; 1876 Buffalo do. IS n. at SIS; 8 Ohio
sheep 1SS NJ at IS So Il Indiana do ~ ~ at s. %
W R. Hume: 90 State lambs. 20 n, IS %; So
Pennsylvania do. Il ~ at So IS Pennsylvania Gull
F6SGS0Receipts were Il cars or 500 head none
for the market. Feeling nominally 1rm to &c higher
hogs steady at u &c for heavy TO light weights
Sales-S. & Co. date Yesterday: IS state
hogs III 10 average s. 40 per 100 ~ Jersey pigs
no, SIS 40: 60 Western hogs, 229 n, at 81 %;
rough. 81 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
PELHAM DEMOCRATS FRIGHTENED.
Recount of Ballots May Lose Them Super
visor and Town Clerk

About hundred Pelham citizens called together
nv the Democratic Town Committee held mass
meeting in the Town Hall on Wednesday night 10
nrotest against the recount Of ballots which is now
being held under order obtained by ex-Con-
gresham Fairchild from Justice Dickey of the
supreme Court. The order was obtained from Mr.
Fairehild as attorney for Harry A. Anderson, the
F7onublican nominee for Town Clerk who alleges
that the Democratic inspectors counted him out
nv one vote at the election and gave the ofhce
to his Democratic opponent. E B. Sanger.
The presiding officer Verne Bowie. Wall
ST LAWYER. Some indignant speeches were made
This is the first time that the Democrats have
carried Pelham in ten years. and they fear that
the recount may result In unseatng not only the
Town clerk but the Supervisor. Ia G. Young
who won by only seventeen votes on the face OF the
returns. ,,.-.s- a.. TO- r,o-l,
Anderson took the ballot box home after the eiee
Hon and kent il over night. The box they SAID,
had a screw bottom and while they do not charge
that any one tampered with II. they declare mat
~ IUouId nave been an easy matter to do so.
A fund OF $500 was subscribed by those present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York December 2, 1905.
COFFEE-The coffee market very quiet, sales beng
reported bags, prices ruled generally
steady ard after opening steady unchanged to points
higher the market closed steady that basis Inc
partial the face Of rather disappointing
European cables 4 Z franc lower ana
Hamburg partial a pig following the gains
0 previous day. Offerings here appeared to be
restricted by small receipts Brazilian points. and
scattering demand through
Of the moderate estimate by
Karle Krsche the December receipts. Last year
receipts at Brazilian points December l3OOO
Karle Krische, whose estimate for the November
little ahead of the actual estlla es
the December movement at $4,000 bags or practcaly
year. As the total Brazilian coee IN
the IS only about p 600 bags ahed
year estimate seems to improve the
position small estimators. who have been pre-
dieting crop about the size as last season. OF
100000 bags Brazilian markets feeling the innuenee
of the small movement, perhaps, and possibly a!so
Improvement in the demand from Europe
generally steady unchanged Notwithstanding the
advance G 3 of Brazilian exchange
Warehouse deliveries have recently SHOWN little I'M
provement this country but it is sl expected that
the visible supply statement due on Monday will snow
Of about $4,000 bags against decrease OF
265 600 bags the month last year BUT the
comparisons earlier the were buish. ana trace
the result for the season VIII
be shrin&age the worlds visible supply.
smaller estimates realized. The spot market
was quiet, on basis of s 5-16c for Rio No Z.
range contract prices in the local market was
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
Japan A WOOL BUYER.

Consul General Bray Melbourne Australia. reports
an Interesting interview with Dr.. F. Quake, japanese
ma nufacturer who has recently been buying Wool IN
Melbourne for his mills In the interview one Is ne6
10 lock upon Japan future buyer Of Australian Sou
African other wools Dr. Otake stated that the
formerly bought in London for japanese accounL "i
future be largely brought direct from Australia thus
saving freights Indian and Chinese woods nave
been used quite Japan, but the prouction
of goods finer qualities there doubt the
doctor thinks. these woods will be replaced Dy
Australian and South American qualities attempts
which have been made breed sheep In Japan nave not
met with success and it is not likely that they VIII ne
OF the Panama Canal VIII
REDUCE from Argentina materially tnat
look confidently South America
large portion supply. IN add
ton to the plant owned and maintained by ms
government five privately owned woolleIl
mills in Japan which operated steadily TIE SeIu
Mill ennIoys 1000 hands, both male ana female. DE-
Ofake states the number Of woollen mills viii IN
creaee rapidly in the near future as wooen
now permanently part Of the empires rational IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Manufacturers Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
nEsTRoYINe LANDMARKS.

How should we If the F1orentines rebuksd Us fo
puI1ing down cid scold them for pulling
6 ola F7orence7 II is they likely -
A 40 ,nsonuch as they extremely nttls interested
about any antiquities. theirs But they ight
kf5vy,eh and fngsWay and other openings cut hayS
49, wider havoc than the frghtfu rebuilding Of tbs
centre OF Florence, the Tuscan citizen when h
tbinLs abe thinks Inconsistent
What the Florentine has done with the middle e
market used gather close to
walls Of the aTehoishops palace. Is worse than y
m lad laid and with salt.
mace is In word. vulsarized. the centre pt
Milan outskirts Of Genoa Is II generally known
that the statue OF Victor Emmanuel which prances
Riva. TO have caracoled in the Piazza OF ST
Mark? Against this Venice herself protestsduonecEl
Chronicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
,oNnoN WOOL MARKET.

v.o, Nae a-ThA offerings at the wool sales toa i
soned to 10 77s bales demand was 6Tshi ana a
- -rors Arm Consumers stocks are low OuS
me gfaaes iaTs supplies OF clip coming forward
tbA aemend was less than anticipated home h u d
seszI lots Of superior Victorian greasy i
estaii: New south Wales eco bales seoqra iS e
casv s1[d9is Id Victoria 400 bales;
ereasS ais South Austraa a syo bSds1s Tas
Idgid- 100 sis reasy II4dGIs Sd Newzealsnd 100
Iiis 1OO 55Is Cd Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
S9o bsles scouTed 5d91s ed greasy aoa The
~ ssFss5 OF the ISuo auction
OF 20 20 $40 including 1900 forwarded
direct TO- axe haIes Queensland 1896: Victoria,
9Ts. sonth Australia 227o; Cape OF 600 aoae ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec, Closing: wHEkT.spot finn No
es 1Md March es llAd May IS lo'5d coRNmsPot
Ss zisd. March As SGD. PEAs-Canadan firm; IS I'D
FT0TR-St Louis fancy winter steady, es Cd HOPS IN
D.on Pacific Coast, steady. IS 10sQgf4 los BEE1t
i sf ezra India mess us cd PORK nominal HAMS
QuSt, 80 II 70 10 NJ frTn, 49s BACON strong;
G% cut Is to 80 H. ais; short rib ls "a r.
E "a. Long clear middles light Is TO "a 10 SIS %:
long clear ddes heavy 80 to 80 10 49s So short ciear
backs 90 H. ass Cd Gea Pe s4obe g ss 80 d IARD
TiTa western in tieroes strong 3ss Sd american re-
nn as CHEESE strong American finest white
finest colored, 6ls I'd TALON
SSs o c,ty steady 28s Cd easy
4se 90 ~ a. TTNsFED OIL firm. los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
contract prices in the local market to-day


Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cabes.-spot cotton
dR S1sn G9 ae: seaS and G9
on s near ana POM 6t he on PeobeF and Ps:ember
March 614d March-Aprii, I'D; April-Aay POD May
FLOUR AND MEALr-The -four market steady at
spring patents spring bakers and winter saght spring
Eipter S. 10SS Is extra 10 Winter s. s5d$s 10 RYE
-FOUR steady Quoted: good IS 90@$4 10; choice
fancy s. 15s4 SO coRNAb steady Quoted 3d K
Fine white and yellow 81 2 coarse 81 14@S1 10 FEED
sly standard mddng S17; -four do $50; red dog,
s. 20 prompt Shipment city bran $i5 80 6u Goa $5S
SIS 80 boaihy chop 81 6a$2 IS bulk So 5g2s
OR easier given the a wh se
worlds shipments on Monay gs sss RgeE wee
heavy exports IRON HSS a; me r cable from
the authoy reporting that rain bs In th and has
harvesting the North progressing favoraby This
@ which said the weather was unsettled gave the
a s2s snA Closed "a iowsr to I'd heber Paris
pP0 o d6n TbrougRou the session wheat sale
from professionals WHO had bought on the house.
Chicago being reported seller Of May Ram ana ana
for this reason the interior receipts all delayed
al 6e6 9fns nG the Sn latter P hour Deoember IN
was fgoed at e5r a9a To NAY a decreased
this Locally cash wheat was was a saseF eqsi aoat
10 Northern Dnu tI sse o a9a Nc a saf
in corn locally was drop 5t Vest showed weakness
eaFy bu in the last hour Developed
o. covering Of December due to small asyaaee Of
d in cables The close was rT wn snd S6to for
s MAY ca sa G eopn S2&c aGoat No white 5se
snS No Yellow sale Z afoat. Export sales were
10 market for from SatS the was prevous night
Cash cats here quoted as seil9ws nS9f % 5S
81 aR r. Sgs Pb pstus s. Shi % b. s74oe
nosps No F WsifeE and mating sasoT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
wHEN FIRE BREAKS OUT.

-.orge s'asilIis. veteran ex-fire chief. does
-, hsIjeye in rubber hose, nor in those special
,r5s that come into the market every now and
hen and are exploited ''mildew proof and
azate7 p-oof." etc. He says:
The cotton fabric rubber lined hose is that most
generality used BY lIp-to-date fire departments. The
bbrir IS made of a good grade of long staple cot
r: Inc rubber lining is provided not for resistance
mn ~ afford smooth surface, and to prevent
Sealing and leaking. Hose 10 be valuable must
flexible its eIongation must not be over one-hait
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Receipts 500 he s S Market
81 25as4 go calves $5q$7 COED to prime steers 50 s2
81 a0aS4 Is HOGs-Recepts. % 900; market strong to
&c lower Mixed and butchers 81 7oS5 good nayy - 90
81 i5G$4 S. bulk of sales 81 soq$4 90 sHEEPRe-
CENTS OOO market strong sheep IS 5OQS6 So yearls
An6iSR lambs 50 I64SI 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

$3.50, 1sc 2-Cosing; COTTON-Spot quiet;
cs. rp20esanSed American iddling sled The sales
OF the cay n1t and Included 1900 American Receipts
- ooo bales Including 1000 American 99ne
C. December 605d December ana and arS Ia
Ssot 5d Apr ia April and May 500 Msy sRa
June pod; June and July o 164 Jug anu
q 80. August and September o-lSc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03

to carry the contest to the Court OF Appeals ~
case Justice DicSey should decide IN IsEor %
committee of ten. four OF whom are lawyers, 20 20
Nsn--Ynrk was made chairman OF the eonnnhttee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
wooL coNTINuEs QUIET.

ino. "a the Thanksgiving observance Boston report
an almost blank week for sales Prices however DO no
show ouotable for best lines. and BIDS Tor Low
grades are reported be in easier lines with some trad
useful sorts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03

cables: Rio-Coffee market steady; NO F1Io.
$500: exchange 16Bd; receipts bags shipments
for the states bags; shipments for Europe
coo bags; stock 800, 600 bags. SantoSConee market
firm good average Santos $1,000 receipts, 10000 bags
stock coo bags HambuTg-Coffee market opened q
pig lower at m net unchanged TO 4 pig lower;
sales IL 600 bags Havre-Coee market opened bareIy
steady unchanged Il franc lower at II m declined =
franc; sales, 1900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03

COTTON-Opening higher firm cables and rains in
belt. the again showed the influence Of IN
certainty regarding both the showing and influence Of the
Monday eased under scattering
LIQUIDATION The close was steady at an advance of 2
points decline of Two additions made
to the efforts at forecasng the size Of the CROP The
Augusta Cotton Exchange estimated the yield at 1850
600 bales the average ard local house placed the
probable crop 9,G98.000 bass. The later estimate
may influence abroad for private cables
ascribed Liverpool bullsh statistics
tip from this side the would be
100000 bales. points lower Liverpool
et opened firm at an advance of to y points There
some demand from recent sellers but effort to
discount buish crop estimate, apparently, and the
market after selling point above the opening
figures two three positions, Of
newal of scatteffng liquidation the
continued disposition preparatory
reau report The close within a point Of
the session, although the by
covering The week statistics Indicated big
nent into consumption. The sight 1873
added only 81 9l3 bales 10 the visible supply Of Amer
cotton. while into sight of 65,0T5 bales
same week last year caused an increase in the visible
of 115O bales thus suggesting takings
of 849.2IO bales against 337 .924
disturbances in Russia however, REGARDED a
weak the outlook for
bureau report. -
The OF contract prices in the local market to-day
IraS How
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03

Perfectly new, opposite EEessIsa
oaTsers and Opera HOUSE
zach room has balcony sac Sfe-
place. Grand seSandshs-