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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-20

should come to a hard road, and 80 I
allowed my horse to pick his own
way through the mud.
"Of course I knew my unexpected
passenger was villain, for he must
have been awake ever since I started,
and nothing in the world but absolute
villainy would have caused him to re-
main QUIET SO long, and then start up
in this particular place. The thump-
ing and pushing grew louder, and
pretty soon heard human voice.
LET me out Of this! he yelled pref
ty loud.
II lifted my head so as to make him
think I was in my usual place, and
then asked him what he was doing
there.
LET me out and I will tell YOU
he replied.
"Tell me what you are in there
for
"T got in here to sleep on the rags
he answered.
"'How did you get in?' I asked.
Let me out or I'll shoot you
through the head
Just at that moment my horses
feet struck the hard road, and knew
that the rest Of the route to Jackson
would be good going, the distance of
twelve miles. l slipped back on the
footboaM and took the whip. In fif-
teen minutes we cleared the wood, and
away we went at keen jump. The
chap inside kept yelling to be let out.
FINALLY he stopped, and in a few
moments came the report Of pistol
one-two-three-four, one right after
the other, l heard the balls whiz over
| my head. If l had been on my seat,
one Of these balls, If not two, would
have gone through me. l popped up
my head again and gave a yell, and
| then l said:
80 God save me!-pm dead
man-
| Then l made shutting, as though
1 was falling off. and finally settled
down on the footboard again. I now
urged up the old mare by giving hel
an occasional poke with my whip
stock, and she peeled faster than ever
1.-The man called out to me twice
more pretty soon after this, and as be
got no reply he made some tremen
dous efforts to break the door open
and as this failed him he made sever
al attempts on the top. But l had nc
fear OF his doing anything there, fol
the top Of the cart is framed witt
dovetails, and each sleeper boited tt
the posts with iron bolts. 1 had +
made so could carry loads there
~By-and-by. after all else failed, TIL
scamp commenced to boiler whoa Il
the horse, and kept it up until he be
came hoarse. All this time kept per
fectly quiet, holding the reins firmly
and kept poking the beast with tn
stock. We were not an hour goin,
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world. In 1859 a vessel which
landed cargo Of slaves on tho -, ao
sinia coast went on to Philadelphia IA
refit. While there the ship was c!oon. ~
thoroughly, large quantity Of Wv
offensive h1lge water which woa
the hold being pumped into the stu
nant pool in which the vessel IS
lying. Three days later seyera,
penters employed in the shipyard adj.
cent We're taken violently Ill. Soon
afterward nearly every sailor On Az
ship and most Of those who wo,,,.s
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FIGHTING THE FEVER
YELLOW JACK AS IT is KNOWN
TO MODERN SCIENCE.
Combat Against the Dreaded Southern
Scourge Is No Longer the Unequal
STRUGGLE 1t Once Proved to Be-Sene
Yellow Fever History

Fortunately the combat against yell
low fever, the most dreaded Of summer
visitors. is no longer the unequal struS-
gle it once proved to be. Modern re-
search and improved methods Of SAM
tation have robbed the ancient terror
of much of it's grewsomeness, writes
Everett Lawton, but too much that Is
reminiscent Of its horrors still re-
mains.
Medical men have never left of the
erizing about the cause Of yellow fever
since they began to treat it 1t was
believed by many that it was infec-
tious, specific miasm carried in the
air. Others taught that it was con-
tact with substances which had been
contaminated by fever patient. Aft
er the search for icro-Organisms be-
came the fad there were many an
nouncements of the discovery Of the
fever bacillus, but conservative ply
sicians were inclined to be skeptical.
In the summer of 1900 came the first
inkling Of the true solution. The
United States government had under
taken to free Havana from its I'M
savory reputation for unhealthfulness,
and as a preliminary Surgeon General
Sternberg (now retired) appointed a
board to investigate the yellow fever.
The preliminary observation dis
closed several significant facts 1t
was -ound that non-immune nurses did
not often contract the disease. That
seemed to controvert the idea of con-
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in the shipyard near by were pros.
trated by a complaint which was req.
ognlzed by competent physicians a,
identical with the fever prevalent on
slave ships. Within a week the pes.
thence was epidemic in the civ
Philadelphia prominence as a part
led to several subsequent scourges Of
the pest. and in every case it seemed
to originate either from a slave shin
or from vessel coming direct from "a
southern port.
In 1852 several thousand persons
died during an epidemic of yellow
fever In the Quaker City, and there
were subsequent destructive vista
tons in 1893, 1897 and 1902. The great
plague of 1898 really began in New
York and spread over most Of the Uni
ted States during that and the follow.
ing season. The worst experience
southern Europe ever had with the
fever began at Gibraltar in 1904. A
slave ship with the disease on board
was encountered by a British mer.
chairman at sea off the Gibraltar
strait, and as there were not enough
well men on board to manage the ship
the captain of the English vessel sent
several sailors aboard the SLAYER and
advised its master to put in at Glib
raltar. The SLAYER did so. The slaves
were landed, the ship was cleaned,
and few days later the fever was in
full blast among the soldiers Of the
garrison. Over a thousand soldiers
died Of the complaint and thrice that
number Of civilians. Many fed, and
the contagiOn was spread among the
Spanish ports of the Mediterranean.
In the following summer it made its
appearance at Genoa and few weeks
later at Naples, where over 1000 fatal
cases occurred. Thence the malay,
made its way along the Italian and
Grecian coasts to Constantinople
where It found congenial SOIL The
ports of the orient were each stricken
in turn. and the scourge followed the
pilgrim route down the Red Sea tv
Mecca. Returning pilgrims bore It
with them to India, and the great cpl
demic followed.
During the past century the visits
OF the dreaded disease to the United
States were numerous New Orleans
las been the chief sufferer. Epidemics
Of yellow fever prevailed there In
'S47, 1883, 1855, 1858, 1867. 1873 and
1879. The visitation Of 1853 was the
most deadly. over 5000 victims having
fallen. The experience Of Memphis ID
1878 and 1879 is still recalled with hor'
ror. During the first season Of the
pest there were 5.16O deaths, and dur
ing the second, although the town was
almost deserted, there were several
hundred more. This peshlence OF 1879
was the most destructive Of any ever
experienced in the United States. To-
916 cases having been reported ana
II 800 deaths. During the Civil Wn
there was scarcely case among inc
Union troops in the South, although
was freely predicted that the forces ID
the Gulf region would be annihilateo
by the disease When New Orleans
was occupied by General Butler many
persons regarded the destruction OF DID
army as practically certain. He Desaa
to put the city in gooc
sanitary condition, detailing SQUADS
his men to clean the streets and sew
ers. AS a result there was not slr
gle case Of we'll marked yellow fevu y
in New Orleans during the Union " 81
cupation. b
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Creeping Branches.

"Wonderful foliage down here, sa''
the man as he looked of across Wv
barren Arizona desert.
l could see nothing but sand az.
eight little pickaninnies craving -
at play. I asked him what he means
L was referring" he replied, 40
pointed to the pickaninnies, TO tDO"
Virginia creepers. Judge.
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1t is only after some peopie
planted under six feet OF earln
they cease to say II told you So
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Elysium.

Says a Georgia philosopher: IF we
just make enough cotton to clothe Us,
enough corn to feed us, and have faith
enough to ask blessing. We'll be az
nigh happiness as it's good for us to
pet"-Atlanta Constitution.
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A rich girl may be homely, Du'
will never know it by hearsay.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-20

Any humorist who tn. for fame
must be q dry joker.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, July 20, 1905.
COFF'EE-The coffee market moderately active and
somewhat irregular scattering profits
oyer snnda5 While the news remained about the
at which has recently improvement prices
me opening steady, unchanged I 3 higher
put the market lost ground somewhat during
tracing. ana closed steady, higher bur
generally unchanged TO points Sales
reported OF The about
sJJsaay with Havre unchanged 10 a franc higher and
fainDurs unchanged TO a higher Neither OF
Brazilian markets reported
inued light. The ports 81. .O00 bags Friday
against $4,000 last and the fell
around the recent average with Sac Paulo reporting
@oOJO bags. against 1900 last year Further private
cables were received from Brazil Of somewhat contra
dictory character One said tho harvesting OF
present crop progressing.
favorable for the August towering
ntrNcsIed suggested below
lions Views 10 the coming >ttraCt little
uon al this time Of The Tho first Towering Is
usually considered ar important in event and Il
is perhaps too indulge predictions
the fate OF the flower calculations
as 10 the outrun from the third flowers
pre-eTt climatic conditions market quiet
but STEADY, with quotations the basis Of size fer Rio
The Of in the local to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
READlNC SYSTEM
NEW j JERSEY CENTRAL. 2 z

STATIONS Boos Liberty i. \
--0-'9 West Z3d K
Tine shown below IS from Libe-ty 81 West a7s 81
leaves 10 inmates eazlzr b. Designating
kAsrON. BETHLEHEM AL.LEc;T0vS AND MAUCH
C11CNrN-z4u0 as Easrun uny). o A 81
~ no 80 80 5--7tla an-yl r. Il Sundays 14dO
" "I1tAEstAltitE AND SCF.ANTCN-9I0 10 A. N 10
32sITo ~ y N Sundays $50 a N 500 P a
HAFNEGAT-zA9o. $50 A. n. 30 Gz340 Lakewood
t94e Lakewood and Lakehursr}
AILANTIC CITI-'9 40 A. n, k+S-4o P N,
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS
h4 81 s5-I5 $50. $50 tIaOI SUNDAYS sxcept ocean
Grove. o y A n. L50. 4l0 $50 T. II
EAST LONG BRANCE-z4OO. 90 5 go II 50 A 81 .
80. $50 $50 = 80 P II sundays. s0O An.
s4SD6 5o5 5o9k 4ogTE-Isays 20 p PsT 81 81
Zoe. zoo. 5t5. 20. 800 $40 P N sundays 10 %
PEIILADELPHIA sREADING TzRsfINA L)-Est 50
59'ov $50 60, l.t. T.!g a NJ, m.l-oo
&I00 - so, Ss.Uo - 90. Sob p NJ 1"l2-1s mdt.
-l2 90 A ". 200 r'4oo. s5.UO 100 N. siI2 S
BALTIMORE AND WAsEJvGTOcv-sOO 1000 sls0o.
- 90 4Oo 500. 200, 'i12I
READING HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAMSPCi'T-Iz4-g0 z43o tSGo 10 uGO 90 II %
A. NJ Reading ouly). i.SNOO. i"1-20 ZOO p M Real
iqs Po5,syiLe & Hsrr;s6sTg e.E = o. 500 80 ? II
cav sSlI1AYs cnIy -Farlor ears onty Wa Iarua- =
qua NSat!lrdays only s-xeept sstlrdays ~ - p NJ
E421 n 81 P N tlLSo r NJ k3 . P n rnDinins
o1lssss Liberty 81. West ed St. Aztaz House csl
% Union square 2-9S ave. 20 I25t7
Sutton S. Bl5aE!yu SEQ srsa9sg vaass 9s st' s9 ss
York Transfer Co calls FOR and checks baggage
" BEs1ER. NJ BURT.
vice-Pres- and Gen N~- Ger Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

rszYFvFs-Recsipts . cars or 4ol head' az as
f 49, Toihing the cattle yards Noinl-
Dressed beef n limited derneho out 49,
T5vs-rool London cattle ana oeeI mares
go s5 unchanged. Shipments today inetooeo ~ 90.
s24 beef in the hesaos 70 L%1lolls
British king nanny Iof LSJIi'A' an
% ar-ars ~ beef in Campania 70 Liverpool
SVV Onlv head received, all virginia caves
- .-eTs zeJ 234 ~ sold by the Aeris CON-
Nlen S11snv al s. per 100 n Feeling steacy for
ssIvss Dressed calves steady al Hy111c per
a. 81 ar-ssed veas carcasses quotaoe az
so. country dressed selling az oe4IOc- :, - , oaA
pSTO I.AMBS-Receipts we're Is cars on S%S=
s-.,Sin1 lsts arrivals yesterday OF when cars
-. ~. -Ialghterers and for the market mating
az - ~ sale Sheep steady ard gooa; handy sneel
- with sales 1Osg2Oc ana hlsaeE'
@esT but not with eve-ythng cleaned Up
sold at = oo4S4 % per IOS 10
tI,r - choice lambs, 81 2SSS 70 cnlls 80 o.
s+sa6v al 7691fc; dressed lambs steaoy al sa
MUTTON Ks-ns Commission Company: is9 lambs ss n n
- e. sr 100 10; 245 Kentucky 90. o2 ID al - 20
Gs m al 81 2T culls. 40 In al 20 %. ono
I47 CO. y, at 81 So IS DO les n. at - TO- II GO 4oZ
seer "a Kentucky 90 e1 70. at 81; 30 do 80 Io at
50 ,s1,srson ~ & CO West virEina lambs g 70 az
60 95s 40 e4 NJ at 81 80: Eheep. 100 ID al S4 90
i15 n a 50 so -, -~.s-.- ,.r,h- AZ n 8. s3 10.
sheep 10 u al e. - - -, ,.--,,. al - ., ss %
sI 40 40 70 75 PAT do SO To- At ~ o"' l ao o.
10 al VI Do .-o cars or I 86T head, all con-
Sec+ Ia siaughterers Nothing doing IN i've hosA
NosnfnaIy steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
prices in the local market to-day
bs Iav.rDooI weekly report with comparisons foovs

Cotton Exchange Special LdysIpGG6 ana exp @
4merioan 6D AeEies 3a lDyO o
,esr and point distant 2ositios closed quiet
net 70 pot i5 sente1nberGctoDer 5aza; OctoDerNo-
SeIn6er aSd; November-December, ostdi DeceHner-
}%a6AFy ase XyarcSoApri 4Soa 5sa Aprf-nay, 5.9od.
FLOUR AND MEL In the -four market tS,iay
In SACKS ana new stfashts Prices We're not Ggo-
ably ehaassd a. easa aSa sS Winter iTash
s 7 patents - .SsS spring seTS 70 ' - 1ts t
q as RYE FI1OUK-stsady Quoted Fair % good "A -
.S9 Ga S9 oaoIsd Sn2isf Kin e i aTisd $ oSs 10
EASr9esSy uOisf 5nS %a9s nominal @ city que
quoted: Western spring sl7 % STANDARD milGls; S1t @ 9c
honT dS sS nj, gS siS 5f eks niadlins segs ed dos
81 s15 Gs.aii GU n s2s s::st55 55asso- $50 w.
cRAIN-wHEAT-Th wheat market to-day was an
i5rssnar aasy cables ana early esIess in Minneapolis
market opened lower toio'sed oy q , 9lex 5ay IN "a
gI,Isr session but after clock weakened again
cash asTkets cL=s nh- a a0Sc tbese nrtees being low
tenbeT 6s7rc and OecehiueI ov7zc, t1oS PlesS Si'e
wheat and Of offerings ztop-oss account added
gences consisted mainly OF drouth in HlInana
port by packers decreasing Indian shipments
ana uncertainty reseIus t5S IA b ne ~,
The weather was eio9ny az eIougH me MeIeTh PEI,
States Nevertheless MINNEAPOLIS had an early advance
qgidatdoR The o5I p&1 & 81 @ ssbsa aGanSc I TO
lOe+ 900 bushels E u ~ = ,e 81, % 80 s a.
10 POINTS down Budapest 10 points lower Broom
hs N the nsghborhood ssCo0OO bushels. The cash
9ar7S ma T1rs n Duluth 81 i4ss both afoat coEN
Tte ioeaI corn market fairly active. a
elevator people the market support and there
professionals. The LIVERPOOL
er Vas "a sier closing lower Interior receipts
anonnr-d 10 2T5 900 bushels. compared 3o3 0Oo
F-,sh.i~ sst wear NO . NeyE-YoTk wes oupred
sic elevafor and b anoat; No white ac ana
No v-ilovv &c Z b RhoaL OATS-Commisslon houses
Iera ths hest buyers Chiefly September and MAJ
az the West market steady 70 hrn first but
of with In oars
were or,set as follows: Mixed. 26 81 10 34ds4lsc.
ybt.e elipn4d ,vbg,s
~ 70 40 10 2sd4Ic RYE-Market quiet. No Wes1ern
75l.o asked New-York BARLEY nominal.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
TELEPHONE STORIES.

There is a little town in America "hsfe l.e
pubic telephone IS avaiiapie TOT '
q domestic uses. For instance inc
gets this notice from bAra "oi
p,.s .T -. t,res and Just gcing TO
tsk q "a, vvsi-e me al o'clock" Or this
7 have put packet OF hairpins in me D@ey sssr
cot and may forget 5sat .Poa,as Ps, are
punetiliouslv obeyed II Is said IN . FaIIs lIs Es
the Shah Il very fond Of the te,ephoNx 'sxybat
rsng up Erench Mayor ane ~ ;,,aie,ar1t
Msvor Ss1orced ne frvolity OF ringing him "
Cor such a purpose oh, yes, Is5o's.g1 80 cssb ~
Eastern potentate mildly, pai = r,.t -. T-o.d
for fle bs-T,ies@ neeessary puss. the Mayor Ts-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
z,,eopEaN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 29clossng; W5ATEgSt a. s @oe
faInf1 es 7d coRNsDot steady; American szs5
July noninal Septelnoer' a
IS 2ssa' S arm &c FLcUR-St Louis fancy
80 Sfra6y ss ca EoPs-In London Pseino a Soas' @
~int1 @essrg I5s BIEEF quiet; extra lncla mess
sssaogSa "a PORK quiet prime ness "ssesa a. tS, sos
es ,v-heriand cut IS 10 30 n nrrn sos 90 a.o.'
BAo0ss = o. n Arm 46s Sd long clear nliadies hsI
20 a. n Arm Cd long clear i1ieoles ~ hSsVy - %
y % - e., ass short clear backs. 10 70 20 70 nm
20 a" ~ 1heBes u 20 10 n. nrn. 4os LARD nr7a;
sSs; cle-L n terces 35s Cd American refined IN
prime AZ 9d BUTTER nominal cHEEsE strong
pals Dos e1ss- white Ga; American nnest cooTed
American ytSS7Ptme city quiet. Gs 3D. Australian N
S Arm Sd ~ Stesey
L1neo1' ,scSinS-C.osrmon firm. ss sag FEIf"OLEIA
4Ss "a S,Iet cd LINsEED OIL steady, zls
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
NEN YnRK. NEH HAYEN 2 HARTEnal 2 .

Trains depart from Grand Central station "a So ass
tth Ave, follows - --@
BOSTON, New London and Provtdeucs-ts-so
= 1880. .1og2 A VI 7 100 = iI:01 = Is-sS-
= 45-O0 - 5l2. @Fl2.OO p u ~if"0es
EBSSSL9Z. via WiliHlantlc--Lfs:00 A. N 1900 p n
-1I-uO r. 'o' -ti'-'os
PORTLAND and BAR E5ARBOR-4Ts-O2 ? N
WHITE MOUNTAINS
- A. " 7e118 = N - s----~N>--
FIICEBLFtls. via Putnam and TVorcesrer-48-oO D N
1.AlNE-VIlIE and NORFOLH-r9-o2 a. NJ 47-31 p V
u l. t.ArsttiNtFLtS SIoChBliIDGE. LENCX. PITS
ktELD-+i-5O i902 A N. s1.24 70 81 M
4lckeI Offices ar cGrand Central
also ar c26 L1a5. eL354 Broadway e Park Pisc- ees
t-lln square. cle2 Ftrrn Columbus ofao
Ma--sor Ave. Third
brooAlyn CO.. 500 Fulton ST.. $50 Broadway. E D.
-Ld--y Except SScops I-5th s. vSro,.
sundays sSaruriays only. rPa-for
LAi1--l-- i14s cinins car cParlor and Slesping
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

r,,,,, 20 / o. m-COTTON-Spot dull; prices
LAyesgo5 5ovr.- 20 points higher American middling
poin'ss a. snos m.ddEng. el7d: EaodHng bo5a: low
5snr lads, SD good ordinary 5ssd oTenary oasa
The sales el - es-Ort and included American.
tor oso baIes Including 1900 american Futures
ftece4l,t closed quiet. American
opes1ssseG 9 e July. agid; July and august osid;
o.e,.- sra November q $50; November and De-
Ss<fh. osd; Deesrnbsr and January. osoas January
ana s7d. April and May b.soes May and June,
esd. June ard July, o-Soo-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
, 81 Rrazllian conee is ag foIlows:

COTTON-The Gotten market moderately active FOR
a Saturday IN midsummer. prices ruled generally
steady close about points higher. sales
estimated coo Gales The opening
quiet advance Of to points higher cables
and buish crop reports End-wee realizing caused
during
ruled quite active and firm led NeVOrleals where the
October option points
n
New-Orleans reported Western belt
unsettled conditions although
precipitation reports sch would ordinarily
called bullish factor. The drnness in New-Oreans
explained by private az anticipation of
bush crop report BY Of the leading OF the
South buying III
doEotedy based extent antctpattons Of
report August 3. The close steady,
within point Of the top private condition re-
issued a condition Of 20 10
SaS6 authority last
uLdoubedy se-e5 increase the apprehension
a q bulssh by the government week,
influence n sentiment Of the private
ports early week BY local authOri
ties also someth Of factor in promoting weekend
covering scattering demand fresh long
Liverpool reported market
there with offerings very light and prices higher owing
Z moderate demand from shorts.
The range prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

Cash ouotstions were as follows: FLOUR STEADY; winter
s-sr+s 81 2OS4 80; straFhts S4S4 10: spring patents
s. s5TS5 90 ghts 50 50S4 50; bakers 81 4oS5 20
WHEAT No spring 81 - 81 10; No 3 s5c9Sl %: NO
red s8ls rS7s4c; CORN NO = 5494 1o5c; No yeI:ow
55Mc OATS. =. PCS G2e5<c: No : white new sSt
No white (nev. 2s1z SJc; BAR1EF good Ieeoing oog
3sc. 10 mailing. 44lt9c Fl4HSleI.4J 10 l.
81 %: CLOVER contract grade So 75GSl3 PORK mess
er 6bl SI3 G5GS13 10; LARD 100 n - y z9St TO-
CIT MEATS short sides Qoosel, 81 sJ1S 30 snort
clear SIDES tboxed 81 - 1zGSS; WISKE1 basis OF hgn
vines 81 % On the Produce Exchange today BI IIEs
vas irr creanneres 17a201-ci dares. l641sZc; EGGS
fr. al mark included 13Gl5-c: rrss lIc prime
drfs Islzc; extras 205ec CHEESE steady lO1s G1lzc
Duluth July 29.-Close-wHEAT-O track. No !
Northern 81 OS12; Northern 81 July, 81 Oe77 sep
tsSabsr new s. &c. September. old, se12c-
Milwaukee, July 29-WHEAT-No l Northern 81 Il
No : Northern 81 O5CgS1 OS1z September, s41zC 1id
RYE No BARLEy-No . sic: sample. sO95Oc
C,ORN-No 6. 541z nS51ec; September, 52es So29&c
E57,lasalphia July 2e-wHEAT easier; contract grade
JuIv szISas5c. CORN weaker; July. 59g59izc; OATS
STEADY 10 ? white natural 37l4dSsc; No white.
cIinned 3sdSsi4c BUTTER firm; extra Western cream
erS l2c: extra nearby prints 23c EGGS firm; nearby
S-b 1s1Lc loss on nearby fresh 1'zc, al mark West
So fresb 1TG1Sc. mark. CHEESE Arm New-forz
Sil cream fancy choice 10c DO fslr 10 good
107 10iAc domestic Swiss Hale Receptstiour LOO
mis- z5s OOO pounds sacks: wheat ~ w pus corn
600. oats coo Shipments-Wheat ZsOVe bush' corn
1000; oats, 9Oo =,
81 Louis July vvIz5ATZnSo red eash
o1,raIo September SO%a SO5sc Decer1ber s27c No ?
nd s3as9c CORN-No 2 cash. 521ac; september.
E0iEc- Tscenter. A25sc. OATS-No : cssl; nominal
y,,iS 2sc: september. 20; No white. S2gS27ac.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 23-FIoUR quiet and easy. WHEAr3
yeiiov e1c. No ? corn. 6o+ac. OATS unsettled; No
white 22-c. No . mixed 32b-c. BAR11EH--No of-er-
tnEs RYE weak No offered al 69'zc CANAL
FREIGETS steady
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

LackaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York barclay anu Christopher
fe-O0 A. A.-For Binghamton and Elraira.
5000 A M.-FOr Buffalo. Chicago and Louis.
1000 A. M.-Fur Syracuse. Oswego Richaeld Sp-fngx
~. 40 P M.-PCcoro Mountain Special
-. 40 P M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
"a 90 2. M--FOF Scranton and Py mouth
&c. 10 P A.-For Buffalo ana Chicago
"S - M-FOr Buffalo. syracuse. RIchneld springs
900 =. M--For Chicago. Slsepers open al ESQ P NJ
Tickets. 149 <29.I1S3. 143@ Broadway y 3e Fulton
St. Brooklyn sDaily TExeePt Sunday +Icn Fridays
Saturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

Foreign coffee markets: Rio--Cofee market firm; No
F:o 4sS; excha-N. Z lied: receipts S.G0O ship
ments 70 the United States 1000 bags shipments
Europe. 3 600 21TO00 Santos-CoTee
quiet; good santos 4s4O0: receipts 26
bags: stock 100000 bags. Hamburg-Coffe market
0Te1ed unchRnEed at . 2 unchanged Z pig
higher; sales $4,000 bags Havre-Coee market opened
barely steady unchanged - m
IN al hars
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

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New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
BALTIMORE & OHIO RlIIHnhl

ROYAL Blue LINE TEAMS
EVERY OTHER HOUR on E-J-IDr
TO BALTIMORE and X sSFTTNrrT-rY,T
so street ~ minutes earlier except mid
~ -lDstIJ street $50 Except sun Buffet
1000 Daily. Dfrar
noon
.
Royal Limited" 4O0 . m Nsfi- a.. -5-- i21le--
Lv Liberty 81 500 p m Daily Tsns-
700 Daily F31=.-
SEV r-,-r1-v,A7 - -; 175lS La.ly sisepers-
91-LENDlD TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO TFTT u-us-
Cbjc1,S - West Esd 81 Liberty ST.
Sbjc.,of ~~,,IISs3y-s |17eper. 1850 1215 nt
L'1eF- ll-90 a. 100
s.FsJtts5-te.. TS4GI, --.llet- 500 400
Ci,cjfn3.f = Aeeu E31Iet.- $50 700 . n
Si..i-t - LOUIS Sleeper go 1Z.15 NJ
Stncinnst tt1Sin5s5 S st louis Bi1sr $50 1900 An
Ou1ees- 16T, PSI. 4J4 1900 Broadway =
1QS greenwich St - Union Square az
y Y: S43 Fulton st. Brooklyn: 29d - 49, r5t'
srty 80 - ana LID
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

Receipts points thousands.
last three cphers o omitted. hour bbl grain BUSH as