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New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

81 I44s1 1e FEED-western nrn ana nominal; city
anE ao ST ssPePs as 81 an 5e
mddng sa so r red SS dog o. ea s 5o ono hoiny Chop
81 g SSlE sPS So .s9 ii 81
active and generally lower rs result Of g 9udlaqn on
NewYoTk market We're near lowest of the day ana IS
sc under the previous might The selling movement %
little intermssion throughout the entire At times
th Who dpns qns ofe aotSy than might have BEEN
expecJed ] under the So oe ong @ 5ne enne y me
shipments Of 6e 600 bush nearly 5000 bush more
than expected suppementing this report Of favor
able in that 1s sog5y whS hasea in r66s 6s
growing weather for winter wheat besides which
Modern Miller also bearish in It's review Of winter
both sides Of the market but not large The leading 6u
wheat of and during day. Foreign markets closed
with little change from the previous night WITH
foreign win be closed Wednesday morning
on he oer hand radhed 81 600 bbs Of our and
bnsb IF yhest The xoort business consisted OF loads
No red wheat was quoted dc elevator and eS1sc b
There 2 little steadlness the option at
and West owing to pTospects fer COED weather In the
r belt ana estimatss for larger receipts at
compared with e75Ooo bush the previous week and Liver
SS ooo bush compared with s5sooo bush last year Ex
porters seemed to find the Price right for they took
corn were $4,000 bush 2 corn at the close was
asoat 20 white. Sl4e and No yellow. SIC: 90, b
ers Of May oats, and the market had STEADY tone
throughout the dag. without much change from the
he following prices Mixed Is to 80 h. 37Gs7 No. natural
~ t 81 to 81 m r. oSs a3s 10 ''&Rse & was' @ &C.
Nev-Yor gARIaYsia[e;t dull Fseairs vas qFa Gg9fea
TAIarlset dull and nominal! 6So delivered
according TO Bradstreet's aggreEatea 47a 4o2 bush
against 44S51e2 last week and l98oos bush Tor tne
81 949 bush against es bush last year c9zp
last week and 1852 sa8 bush last year July
exports 82346654 bush. against 1Ssl7ss2 bush for
the same time last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. December - 1905.
S eiudi9g e Tor alive ne Ggr sanghterers
eyer yesterday, so sale; Jersey CITY with
nand for cattle to-day butchers needed few to
ood e eH eGng up up % BRINE %efs firm steers te c se
the advance being noticeable cattle selling above
were 5stsd STEADY shadS hgh and the yards
at t the 6ethst yards. Common prime native steers
s. S5a S eeP S per at i2 a s ~ r ss Ss9Sa Mas oue
ssIsa F n6+ beef tt trade seca at ss9y prices or at per
cables last received reported live cattle dull and depressed
wes6 Per @ a6f 6se 5sn lover @s ss
for h' R RRft .sRs Out $50 es dBd i
and sSS oste G for peer oF san te 81 sg
s1a s3T f9Rdo9 ss9 =.
fSr I4verPoo LOCO quarters OF beef for the cudahy
for 6. 3N99aehssaE $Ga Sats sSa6ers Son ana
berger making. with previously reported shipments q
e5svd eG5si Tor hs he eight days from DsesmheS g p
beef bee al to parts Of Great Britain with exception
sales IePhersoa Co: IS Ohio steers. 1ls4 n aver
5Sg 2ssals r; e O. e. i1ss i5so + st Dc Dc
n ss4a - et % s S9 bull l599 80 p b at s. 75 o Dc ee z e
T. T. Dc e .s lS95 g. n st s s. as & DO j.
de- SSss sos n st 81 50; 90 80 fb al 81 4!
SaHn at e d. Gii2fS D s. ': a 81 M 81 oovs s 3
H. At 81 co. do $50 r. at 81 25 rs fo at s. e5
,oli Newton Z C. 95io steers 1925 a t4Ts
soz SS 10ss sa r. + e. 76 Ohio bulls lao h. at IS eO u
Il s@ Il s. f5So !? 6s s. 9 bull I'll 1868
sanderss II Ohio steers 1915 ID at So o0; do I1s5
ls 1881 81 'sa4 To- st ID $ r. IL o. g. 1886 1850 i
~ e g g s le Sai 1898 aS o l99 S
g 59 o. eoS GO lb at ss COWS ssS To- at s2 81 I DO
g 4o 13 DO 900 H. at 81; do. s54 n. at 81 90; Do
Sherman ( Culver: Ohio steers 1909 10 a. 81; ohts
heifeSs lO22 Ih a. s. 75; Ohio cows 20 p at s. 60
DO. 1873 6 IS 40 1924 b. IS iO 10 DO. 15s
h. s s. II ss s2 S at Il e. Kentucky steers n'
CALVES Receipts. So head. and with the stale calves
ieosng calves to-day Market barely steady and ho
prime yesis sold at s5$e per 100 no little CAVES at
g 9o9S4 5aEnyeTd stock at sS$4; dTssSed calves dull
dressed at s911So dressed gassers and fed calves at
seies-Jellifs Wright & Co: 20 veas 1Ss n average
S. 80 per 100 n: do. 100 n at S5i IL small calves
sanders vsass II n p at 81: DO 50 ~ at ss S
To6in g. Shannon: veal. ITO n. at 50; DO. 10 n
SHEEP AND I4AMBs-Rsceipts were 2b cars or 461
head. all for the MARKET qnd with the STOCK 6a 9ea @
little more doing yards than the day before and
the stock sold at al advsnee over the % oqs = aae
saay a5esp sca fot at s. So s4 80 per 100 o car Of
letters aa4 81 at choice $S 81 & gaa aB 10 Bts at #
that the hg9st e IS P6 No sfash os Of Canadian
offered Dressed mutton steady al i7g1oo per Id Ho
iAGs saIss@s Judd 1s4 state labs sc N average
at s. 100 nj STATE iss sfseR a So a4o m 6 81 n at ST COT
1e5 gshsTs 522 p at &, s. Bn.,o lambs 90 n at
81 75 ie8 Do 90 81 2l2 90. 70 n at ST 70; sS
Kf9ffsz Hs5ssssR sSssR g g 81 g;.s 5s Is sS e.
deo III Il roagb Sa5 Nv
FFFse Fea tssSy o R9ao s9 adVoe Country hogs
steady at 54953sG per ID r,,v.s ..t.n hogs ses 70
areTase. at 81 Per 100 n.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

Produce Exchange to-day the BUTTER market was arrn
creamer1es. 17G241zo; daires. 1T92)c EGGS hTT1; az
mark Included 1925; hrsts 22c; prime hrsts
26c extras, 25c. CHEESE firm. i13z919c.
Duluth, Dec 22.-CIose-NTEIEAT-No Northern
s2&c; No Northern SV44ci December S27sc; May s5c
Milwaukee Dec 22-WHEAT-No Northern. s6qS7cI
No 2 Northern, S2QS4hc. May, 6I1so bid RHE.-No !.
6sa6slec. BARLEY-No 2. 6415 G55c; sample. SIQ04c.
CORN-May 444sc asked.
Minneapolis Dec 22-C1ose-W W FfEAT-Decenber s1oi
Nav 42tc: July IS &c; hard S3c; No Northern,
s2Isc; No Northern, SOC FLOUR dull; hrst patents
s. 6S9S3 rs: clears So 45dS2 So BRAN in bulk
SIS 60G$13 TO-
Philadelphia Dec. 22-wHDAT steady: contract grade,
December GpS5c. CORN 1tc lover DecsnDer 4o
4ac OATS steady; No 2 white natural and No white
cinped SSaSS3sc BUTTER firm prints lc higher extra
26c nearby prints. &c EtIIS
frr7. nearby fresh Western fresh. 2Sc at marx
T-FJFsFS QUIET full creams fancy, l34 14c;
- cHoice 131zc. do fair good, 12% 413c. Recepts
ISior 100 bbs and 239S 000 10 sacks; wheat, 1000
hush. corn 96 500 bush oats $500 bush shipments
T@isa. 600 bush; corn 10000 bush: oats 1900 BUSH
St Louis Dec. 22.cIose.wI IiEAET-No IiEAETN red s. seash.
oogoec9 No hard s29e5c May SO = 85c; July, S0Bc.
SO4SSSS' rssh zIc; December, 4U24c: May s2so.
SGTs-No cash. bic; No white. 821sc; December.
sOIzc: May. 31a2c
1-ols6o Dec. 2-cIOvBRsEED-cash Decsnbsr and
,Iv IS *; February, s. %: March. IS 81 TIMOTHY.
81 go ALSIKE. IS.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Dec 22--Clozing-WH WHEAT.-Spot steady
No red Western winter 6s ID; futures Dun ReSea6e
Quiet american mixed new zs 7ladi AmeFican mixed
oid Is 9Ad; futures quiet; January. 4s Btad; Mareh
Is 51!d steady y az IS 19d d Ft0qRst h IoS
tPsoao Coast steady at E2 16s9t3 los BEEF quiet;
extra India mess rs Cd PORK quiet; prime mess sS
BACON quiet; Cumberland cut 2e 80 rD 42s; short RIB
ia To u 10. 4ss; long clear middles, light. y TO
81 r 46s Cd; long mddes heayy aS to 20 ~ 46s 9
n bas lnBRS-square to 13 ~ quiet ct s7s.
LARD quiet prime Western. in tierces, $685. American
rsAued IN pals sOs BUTTER steady; finest United
states 102s; good United states 9os CHEESE strong;
American finest white els Cd American finest coored,
Gas Cd TALIOw-Prims city steady at 2Ss Sd. TUR-
PENTINB-spirits steady at ABS 3D. ROslnSounI11on nm
steedv AZ es Cd PETROIEUAI-Redned steady at It'd
IINSEED OIL steady at 2os Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

CoTTO9s-A good part the day was given over to
e usual prenrisuaas skysrkine in the cotton market
D1 there little speculative feature There soma
nsEs early and fluctuations rather irregular IN
floss Of the session and steady az advance Of
70 points. Sales estimated 25GOo0 bales
lepool little better than expected. and at the
n1r q the local opening was TO points higher on
-z-kst cpeneG steady in sympathy and 10 points
1ghsT But there little demand and with little
EEfsTlus Liquidation and bear pressure IN evidence
sold or 8 loss of 3 points. This
Fs checked by covering toward midday and the market
IleC the finals of the At mid
mY practically all efforts 20 trade abandoned
sozers secured large supplies OF confetti, and when
FrEgEiEE orders did brokers who tried 20
them found themselves the target OF all the
members. Just before the close there
7ha weather South the central belt but the
light, and conditions the whole
favo-sbIe fc- the movement Receipts for the
eE exports fair, while southern spot
market Will Be closed Saturday and Monday while
sTesrls Liverpool viii remain closed until next
Wssnss6ay morning Superintendent king weekly
figures fcliow Fcrt receipts. 2i1662 bales
last year; overland TO mills ana Cana'la
g1 ss7 sales last Southern mill
this year interior towns, il, $50 haleS
year brought into sght Tor
TIE Eeek S5se51 bales. against zO524S baes Iast year
movement Port receipts, 4S3I,345 bales
lrsda 557 79s bales against a59sS6 bales last year.
baies, against
Elelo ysst interior towns IN excess or
bales. against oSeo5s aSt year
brought into sight thus far for season 6o9lC5 bales
sFstsr 50. Os last year. The tctsl crop movement Is
a ia Ssvs his season against ia days il tso4-Oo
Tha range prices In the Ioeai market To-Day
{
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
READING SYSTE M
NEW Jersey CENTRAL R r.

STATIONS, Foot Ees' LlSersy zSs Sy ss. G 81
Time shown below is from Liberty St West Z3d ST.
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted BY Designating
EASToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCEf
CHUNK-z4OO (7.16 Eastonl, BIO A NJ 12o. 4dos
500 Obs. Easton only) P. NJ Sun. z42O ~ M l.VA
wfTREsBSRRE And scRANToN-e1O a. n. LOO
BOO P. NJ Sundays. q 80 a NJ n 300 & P ~ NJ mn
NEGAT-z4Oo. $40 A NJ: 1So, as 90. x6Os 9.sSeweSSSd
Lakehurst, k3.40 ca 15) P. N. Sundays. $50 A NJ
ATLANTIC CITY, 20 4. n, kts. 20 P. NJ
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE POINTS, oo-
$50 II 80 A. M x1.2O "a As. $50 $50. j12 OF. sun
DAYS. except Ocean Grove 400. eco A NJ 4Oos
ATI2NTIc H1Ds. sEABR1GHT. MoNMoyTH BcH-
EAST LONG BRANGHas40o Is 80 $50. 80 A. n
i80. 430. $50. $50 P NJ Sundays soo A As
PHILADELPH1A-.z4S 80. MOO. msoo. 800 m'1ooo.
sII.OO "12O0 nj co. 300. 500 s4O0, nis5oos
m"e.o0 sTO0 1900 $500 $40 30 P. NJ. js12i5 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-s0O. uaS1oOo. '12oas
m*209 m4.40 90 .6 90. :TQ0 - IL 15 AT,
IAMsPoRT-i lz4.00 1880 $500. 1870 dooo iL9o
A. NJ Reading only, 81 100. 20 100 P M CRaad-
Ing Potsville Harrisburg only) - 90. 800 ISQ III
sDaiy. +Daily except Sunday. sSuudays SPariof
only. iIVis Tsmaqua. aExcept SATURDAYS nDfni7s
From Twsnty-third street-z5. 20 P a.. cs.5o p NJ
ofces Liberty ST.. West $50 ST., g. Astor Feuss 2eis
49, 1900. 1884 BroaJwsy is2 5th Ave- 2s1 81 Ays
Brooklyn 89O Broadway, Williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co calls and checks baggage to dsstisstlsA
W. G. BE5LER, c. ~. BCRI
Vfce-Pres. & Gen Mgr. Gen. FsSsr Asef1s~
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

eo No 895c; No 10 seoc; No IL 8.S5o; No IL 9Stei
Nos L. Ia and 10. 315c London cabled net ned
position January, with 4leeelDet iI -
and both months wera quoted at Is "a Refners
firm, but without important caA4sI
were willing TO purchase market bur holoers So
orally asking higher prices. Duty paid prices est
follows Centrifugal H6 test 2Ssc nuscoVO % ..o. a
39sc; molasses sugar 50 test INC illett fns1
Europe and America, S1f0-11 loAa'
2TUS,765 at the Same uneven Gates ~ sacjs
January 1870. Inc neess %
TONS against increase Of 44S I' a wsS
TAO January J. lHJo. 4oIa-
and anoats together snow visible supply Of SS2s-SA
tons, against 2,79 765 year
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

For the week ended Friday. December y, IHVo
receipts at all United States ports oufn 24o2s
Net receipts at all United 9'Ates p.. po. sos 4o3
week lasL A
Total receipts since Ia st 63T, 1874
Total recelpt5 70 seis ua'0 ~ '..,....... 242, Te0
Exports tor lle WesA ear ..,,... ,523
Exports Tor same "eeh tTobsr 80 s. 235 73S
Total exports sInCe 80 A. O33 141
stock at all United States ports
Stock at all United States ports same O31 $50
year =. -, .....,.., TAI, ,76S
Stock at al IteloF +i,s last year 7SS 0SS
Stock at al interior Towns e0'it9 '' ., $50 900
Stock at Liverpool 49, os+ ,,ea,- TAI coo
Stock at tverpooi se e. % fr C;rsa, Britain $4,000
Stock Of american ahoat for Great brta.n 4o2 900
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

The market spot cotton oiosed quiet and un-
R553 for redd-ng Gulf Sales 30 bales, delivered on
tact Southern spot markets were tslsgTaphed IS fol-
hEs. Noble nominal unchanged. at ll%c; Savannah
s unchanged. Il I1-1ec; sales POS bales Norfolk
ans. 4 lower IIS.c sales. 130 bales; St Louis
we, &c lower. llsc Galveston quiet unchanged
e l6-16ci sales 200 bales Nev-OTieans easy, IN
tsage5 az DO sales bales; Wilmington nominal;
ssarlsSton firm 1se lower at 11ssc; sales 200 bales
Estimated receipts leading points for to-day: At
aegoa $500 70 800 bales against 800 last week and
$50 last Galveston. 1000 70 1000 against 66o2
e. week last and at NeTO-leans. 5000
z $500 bales against 6433 last week and 1911 last
Receipts oo-ton ports today and for the week
compared with the totals Of week previous and OF
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 2closing: CoTToNmsRot nGssTass asTsn
business done prices points lower; American ndo!g
fair 68sd good niddling 649d MD @n,dding @S1d dS i1T
The sales day 1000 bales Of which 800 were
fr speculation and export and nel1ded 800 American
onened Quiet ana closed quiet American mdding G.
Tnnaaber i0d: December January, g. l9d; January
and February 621d; February and March Mar 625d March
ana: June and July 657d July and August 6Ssdi Az
80 seDternber 29d; September and October Cd
Sc+oher and November. 5e3d
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
Notice of Summons.
nnr srrpREME cnuRr. NEW YORK.

..~I-vv YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK
~ ,-oa,nty.-Frank / DorT Platntin, sgsinse Henry
Esdets, sunnnoned the complaint in this
are ~ ~ serve copy OF the plain
% attorneys within twenty days after the service ot
.,rrnons exclusive OF the day OF services and IN
tns - vour failure 70 appear answer, judgment will
against you default Tor the relies demanded
IA the complaint -, -.
bSS Z rFRsTIFTE-I.D Plaintiffs Attorneys Ofcs ana
IA Posf oscs Address No. la Broadway Borough og
Manhattan, New York City
To Henry Esders: The foregoing summons served
pon you by puhieati0n pursuant 70 the order Of Hen
S9srfi / StSvsr Of the justices Of the Supreus
9salir, AZ the state OF York December str
f91E and 0led with complaint IN the OF th,
Clerk county Of New York December 9th. ieoS
Tated New York December sth 1903.
HAYS a HERSHFTELD Plaintiffs Attorneys Ono. ana
Post once Address. No. 141 Broadway. Borough *
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

s9ree cables: Rio.Coree market quiet; No Rio.
$50 E1chsage. 10 29-2d, receipts 1000 bags; ship
s1ts for L5s United States 1000 bags shipments for
-.s' 1v'V oess5 stocA 5l1UvO BAGS Santos-Coffee
fss stock. $4,000 bags Har1burg-Coffee market
FEsned unchanged . Z pfennig lower: It D. m was
s anchangec 70 : ptennig lover at ?. net
angso 70 = p1efrig lower sales 5 600
c1se market barely steady. = lower: u m
aehsngea al P N. = franc lower: $50 ?. II.
ms statistical position of Brazilian coffee Is as fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
NAVAL STORES.

The local market for spirits turpentne was quiet and
steady and unchanged at &c fer maehins made barrels
steadv wit business at about
I1Hr Tr!oes Tar without further change
IN 0uotsd rates We quote, -,
IN SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-o and machine bbls ess
@67c
RosIN~coTnuoa 10 good strained S. sogs3 COS D i4'
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
3. A7MAR SANDS. Attorney.


TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OBJ HON.
Frank T F4tzge-ald. a sprrogass Sf he County q
sfs AGAINST Mary Lavnia Keys late os the County @
Ss1 YORK deceased present the same with vouene-s
70 the subscriber his place OF tzns@crfs bus
ness No q Park Row, IN the City OF Ne" YORK on On
bsSors the first day Of May next .oo-
O Tatai New York the 18TH day OF October 1893.
D~NS~ REUBEN MAPEISDENs Executor.
HERBERT g. OGDEN. Attorney for Executor. 81 BsaTes
81 New York City
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

unchanged WHEAT-No ? spring. s4qs6o; No g. sog
yellow lSc oATsNo 2 sO4sa; No white 81 Z gS2''
Ne 3 white 29S. G31c REE-So 2. 6o@66c- BAttLStt--
Good feeding s7 aST4ei fair 70 choice mating s@9as
TiNG1THF sFSFI1-Prime So s. CIovER-contrset
grade sls PORK--Mess per bb Si2 % %I5gsl2 20 LARD ~
sides aoose) 90 sOas7 lO clear SIDES (oxsd 81 12
QS7 p WIfIsKEY-BazE Of high wines. VI 30 On tas
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
25d Street 10 minutes earlier except mid
night train leaves II 80 p.
Lv. Liberty street, 800 al Except Sun. Bufet
1000 Daily. Diner
noon. Daily. Diner
zoo pm. Daily. Buffet
.rsoyaI limited" zSO pm Daily. All Pullman
Lv. Liberty street SOC pm Daily. Diner
i216 night Daily. SleeperA
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST
Leave New York city 2Sd St Liberty ST.
Chicago Pittsburg, Sleeper. IL 80 pm 1215 MT
Chicago, Columbus. Diner. 11.50 l20G nm
Pittsbur1, Cleveland, Limited. S.bU pm 400
s'Pittsburg Limited Buffet $50 pm ZOO
Cincinnati Louis Sleeper. .11.5o pm 1915 MT
Iouis. e.50 al am.
Sc Louis, Diner. $50 pm 500
aei 1900 Broadway, 6 Astor House, 105
Greenwich St, % Union Square W, S91 Grand ST.
N 2; 34S Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN West 28d St and Lib
erty st.
After p. m Sleeping Car Reservations and fun in.
formation regarding trains, etc. be obtained at
Of Information, Baltimore & Ohio X tt 2Srd
St Terminal, Phone No Chelsea 3144
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec 22-FIOUR-Fair demand; steady:
VIII dull; No Northern. 921sc; winter light
demand; No 8s]1c CORN quiet but firm; No yellow.
SC1Ic- No corn 5Oc. OATS Arm; No white. S6tAci
No mixed s5Ho BARLEY quiet, 44G6sc. RYE dull.
steady; No l. T4hc
cr.ioarn ran 22-Ths leading futures ranged FOL
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

Tackawanna Railroad.
N Y. foot Barclay. Christopher. West zSd StS
rs. 90 A. M.-For Binghamton and ElmTa.
$1,000 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and St Louis
40 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
P M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
SO Is P M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
"S.45 P M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica, -
A M.-For Chicago-Sleepers open $50 =. Il
Tickets at I4e 42e I1s3 14s4 Broadway, N. T.; SSs
Fulton St. Brooklyn sDaily. Except Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
x-~.,, r F1,zxerald, 8 Surrogate Of the County of
Na YORK notice is hereby given TO all persons navtns
claims against William H Geohard late of ne COUNTY
S bsreof 10 the subscribers at their place ot trans
.s,, bIsiness No 81 Street, Borough o. Man
6s[Is1 city Of New York. on or before the 2Sh dap
Oh nsted NeT YORK. the 14th day Of July, 1905
Ds'0N - JOHN 81 BOWERS,
FREDERIC J. MIDDLEBEGCEs
CONRAD II. BACHEM,
, WAR SANDS Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

,.d nv Charles D. Barney s. Co. No. rs 5road-st..
= .na No I'D south Ath-st. PhuadsIphiaN
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
Railroads.
? Pennsylvania


pENMSY SYLvAnlA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of west Twsn.y-.hira Street and
time srsa a.a SsIoa for
Twenty-third Street statien.
.1cSS 4 4 n 81. zi louis LIMfTED For Cincinnati
.loSSAM. THE ? PENSsYLvANIA LMrTED.-a'
'1sS M. .cEISAsos STs G5SSJJNNATI. AND ST
N. PENNsYLVANfA SPECIAL.
Us Il PHcrFac h1elf EXPRrss ARR ssNciNs'All -.>t
eLExE5ANP SSR sSEc1 GINO1ATI EXP
- WzsHISGTeS aTeSHets aS5 1Fifhfi- Tue SOUTH,
(.s.25. "congressonaI LGmited"9 5.s5. 't2s. .t5s
.ioS5 a. M IN 1 .iass n.ss 9!sss consTcsaonai Lin
ited'p. 'S.s5. '4a5 s455. '5.5s. s2S p m. 1s1O
SOUTHERN RAuwAY.-.1a55. ss.aS s4ss p m.
ATLANT1c COAST LrNE,-.ss6 a m. and 's6 p m
sEABoARD AIR L1NE-1as5 p. m. and 1s1o g. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.--s26 p m
FoR s'5dfya of oIS 1455 p a,S N asily -, SoREoLx-7ss
ATLANTTo c1TTss'ss a m. ana ass m week
SRowMsE HeT MsEliss r n EisnfaX m week.
days
LONG AsBgRg gEE eofs
SIS a. 12e5. IS, 4.66 m. and 1910 night
weekdays 9.25 a m. and f-5s p. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA ..4oxs
q %, T25, s7.s5 s25 s55. 1925. s.56 $3.50
.1o5S 115s 8 m. 1875 .12.55 .16S Il 10 pt;s. SSs:
1925 S.55. Ae5 SAB $455 ("t455 for North PhIs
delphia onlyJ, .555. .6s5. s6b, 1885, SIS, ss5 ss3
(e6S for North Philadelphia only n ns1 ~ n1E
.t1o65. '1os6 m, 1875. .1255 .L6s s2S' ssS
1928 ("44s5 for North Philadelphia ouly) -4.eS.
s555. .s.s5 T.55, SIS. SIS. s.T5 (s55 for NortH
Philadelphia only D. m. 1910 night
sDinng Car fEXtra~fare train a..
Tfcset offices Nos 4s1 sS54 snc ss 800
Corner 2sth St u House and stations named
above: Brooklyn, Fulton Street. $50 Futon
Street. $50 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex ste-
tion. The New York Transfer Company viii can IoE
and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Teephone "5Gs Chelsea for PsnnsyIvsnis Railroad
Cab Service
". W. ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD
General Manager PasSr Traf8o Manager.
GEO W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
COTTON RECEIPTS

Ney-York, December p. 1905.
Y-,cs, ara thA TOTAL net receipts OF cotton at all
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-06-06
A LITTLE LETTER TO THE SAMPLE COPY
READER.

Nv Dear Sir:-This number of The Progressive
Farmer and Cotton Plant has come to you marked
Sample Copy" That means that you are one OF
a number of wide-awake farmers and truckers IL
the Carolinas and Virginia who ought to read
The Progressive Farmer, but don't.
It's not fashionable profitable to try to
farm here without The Progressive Farmer
And it's not fashionable because it doesn't pay.
Every week the most successful and enterprls-
ing farmers and truckers of our territory write
our paper of methods and ideas which help them
make money-and which will help you make
money.
There are some papers YOU can't afford to take,
and there are some you can't afford not to take.
The Progressive Farmer is one you can't afford
not to take.
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Mr. Asheley Horne, "but the money pay for Ihe
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neapolis Home Magazine from now till January
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You know The Progressive Farmer IS worth
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This is unquestionably the biggest offer eve
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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-06-06

Life is a business we are all apt to mismanage;
either living recklessly from day to day, or suner
;,er o,,se1ves to he gulled out of our moments by
the inanities of custom. We should desp1se a
man who gave as little activity and forethougnt "a
To the conduct of any other business we
cannot see the forest for the trees ana
Il is onv on rare provocation that we can rise to
+ale an outlook beyond daily concerns.-R. L.
Stevenson.