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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-10-25
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.

Westminster, October 23.-Geo. c..
Brown urd Miss Tinnie Haley, both of
Royston, la., were married at the resi-
depce of ~. S. Haley, of Westminster,
on October 10th at 6 80 p. m, Rev. j. 1.
Spinks. pastu of the Methodist church,
officiating.
Jabe Davis, hon of Mr.. and Mrs. Doram
Davis, aged about ii years, died in the
Poe Mill village at Greenville on Satur-
day. His body was Wrought to West
minister Sunday on No. 20 and inferred
in the Davis burying grouL on Monday.
Mr.. Davis and family had been living in
Greenville just two months pr, ious to
the death of their son.
l.. L. Jarrard, Esq, of Fair Play had
narrow escape on Saturday. He was
riding to Westminster on wagon loaded
with cotton and when near the residence
of M. N. Mitchell Mr.. Jarrard was
thrown from the vehicle and one Of the
bales fell on him, crushing his body to
the earth. AT first it was thought that
he was seriously hurt, but on Monday
we learned he was resting easy. Mr..
Jarrard will be confined to his room
several days.
Ten cents per pound for cotton is too
tempting for the farmers to hold. Quite
a lot of it has been unloaded during the
past week.
Enooh Harris, highly respected col
ored man, died at his home on G. E. o.
MitchelPs plantation, on October IL,
aged about 45 years. He was member
of the Baptist church. He was also a
Mason. The cause of his death was
fever. On October II, five days later,
Eva Harris, his wife, died with the same
disease. They leave ten children. The
bodies of Harris and his wife were in
tered in st. Matthew's cemetery, funeral
services being conducted by Rev. w. S.
Southerland.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Cheswell Cotton Mill
Company was held at the Office of the
company at Westminster on October
10th. Nine hundred and seventy-two
shares of the total one thousand shares
were represented in person and by proxy.
The following board of directors were
elected: w. E. Cheswell, H. C. Fleitman,
Campbell Courtenay, Richard j. White,
Henry r. Bcist, G. b. Foreman and G..
w. Gighilliat. After the meeting of the
stockholders the new board of directors
met and elected the following officers:
w. E. Cheswell, president and general
manager; Campbell Courtenay, trea-
surer; M. p. Smith, secretary. The
presidents report to the stockholders
shows the affairs of the mill to be in
most satisfactory condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 1. Mulkey, Mrs. f. w.
Cannon, Misses Mamie Terrell, Sallie
| Dickson, Eva Reeder, Clara Hunt, Lessie
Woolbright; Andrew Norris and S. E.
Erwin we're among the visitors to Atlanta
during last week.
j. b. Woolbright, of Greenville, was
in Westminster Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Woolbright works for Fahnestock
Bros. A. l.. Gossett.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-10-25
Blows Off Top OF His Head.

Anderson, October 21.-A fifteen-yoar-
old boy, by the name of Redmond, killed
himself accidentally this afternoon with
a shotgun, near the Riverside Mills, in
the suburbs of this city. Redmond was
hunting with two smaller boys and had
shot bird, and while the boys had gone
a ter it, his gun was discharged. blowing
the top of his head of.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-10-25
The Eclipse OF the YelIer Dog.

With the yellow fever in the West, the
yellow journals in the North, the yellow
peril in the East, and the yellow metal
of all sections in the pockets of grafters,
the yellow dog of South Carolina has
lapsed into innocuous desuetude.-
Dee Advocate,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-10-25
Plans to Get Rich

Are often frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyspepsia or constipation.
Brace up and take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills They take out the materials
which are clogging your energies, and
give you q new start. Cure headache
and dizziness, too. At all drug stores;
25c, guaranteed.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov 22-CATTLE-Reoeipts, 1900 head;
-ret Strong for others steady common to priIs
44Ts 80 9osC so; COWS 81 soQs4 .: heifers $2Q$5;
SIis S26s4; sockers and feeders 81 1884 u calves
SS[s F4OCS-Receips 600 head. market strong good
- rirna heavy IS s5G$4 50; medium % good heavy
a. 7k1S4 SIS strong weight butchers 81 SoQ$3 So goc
= cbSee heavy mixed 81 7o8s4 So packing s. 5O$4 -
sP4FFP-Receipts % 600 head: market nrTner TO ico
higher sheep s. 1885 So yearlngz 50 6oGs9 spring
'S cRcS2at @ NoS 2Hoeg active butchers and ship
neTs 95: common s49$4 So CATTLE SLOW TAR 70
good shippers s4g$4 ~ common $2$2 50 SHEEP
Test RuffaIo Rov. 22-CATTLE-ReceiPts light prime
sae-s r 40ss5 70: shppng 81 1895 55; butchers 81 =
ASK beifsrs s3 25aS4 50 bulls 81 50Gs4. NEALS1te-
rt a0 head market active and pc higher al 90 o0
F4OGS-Recetrts 100 head: market fair 70 active
sni aeasy; heavy IS Osa5 10; mixed 05s5 10 with 3
Yorkers 9GI3S5 %; pigs 50 Oo1S0 L9i
r9rghs 81 258s4 80 SHEEP AND LA&BS-Feceipts
o00 head active; sheep steady lambs strong
srd l0c higher lambs s. 1887 so with few et ~
ea1irgs IS 1896; ethers 50 oos5 10; ewes s69s9 oV
Es1sas CYtv Nov -CATTLE-Recepts. 1900 In
Guiding 500 southe market steady % strong ted steer;
strong to choice and export and dressed oeeI
stsers s5d$s fair to good 50 5oas5i weste-1 steers
s. s0aS4 30: socke-s ana teederz g 4S4 20 Southern
steers 81 4oGS4: Southern eoTs s. 5SS: native eoJs rs
calves So 50s6 HOGS-Rece!pts, Il g00 market weak
- 6o lower toT s. so: sales s. e5S4 50; heavy
81 1884 e0 ackers s. TGs4 so; pigs and lights 81 400
81 10 saEEP-Receipts. 250o market strong native
lambs IS 25GsT 15 Western lambs IS 2fS7i ewes end
yegrIinEs 81 25GS5 90; fed yserrsA &5So 90;
Fests- fed sheep s. 25a$5 5oi stoksrs and feeders
So 5OGS4 90.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Gew-Tork, NoTeInner u lsOSN
PEAS-OEinE continued sha!t supply
beans prices are firmly na5nLainea
the basis Of Medium s4U scarce Fea !le41
s+esSv sf 81 s7IS for best kidney Gre little
stronger: there Is call for the- and ss9Gk Is e
rscslt sales az . ~ Win
some disposition 70 little more no crane n otser
Scotch peas duh We geotei bE@s.-No'
row 1903 choice per bush 50 IS 60 ne151[n' ls.S
chacA do pea 1905 choos, s. 81 GO ls-4 ehoie
sI.sfsi 81 DO cornnon 70 good 81 seFSl 10 red kid
ney 1865 s. go BLACK 5 sSFus so ina csitorna Sc So
S9 "a: GPEEN PEAS Scotch. choiee; q 90 -. =,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day. b,bl2 pHgs Ine E2Tkei Is
srs%ting along IN quiet UNCHANGED eoneiSion Fancy
held steady because spplies are not
5sve as vet but here enough coming te meet al
T<avinc grade ind an zecainula-
'aa n nearly sil stores snc some pressure 70 sell
Values Tor these undergradss ae fe.y aa
an unusually vide rsnSe = Attle o~s-
49, n held creamery range OF lHqZl7ae iaLler to5
- - lire o. 1rloo tubs cna1see
sas - close 10 BIC, The Western paclngs a<e aNls
eicaly abou1 late prices. We q10ss' -sS' ~
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
DING SYSTE NJ
NEW Jersey CENTRAL RR.

SWest 2Sd St. y. r.
CITATIONS; Foot LA6erty ST., n, +.
below Is from Liberty St West I'D Ss.
10 earlier. except noted BY designating
marks
CHUNK-z400 0.1F Eastonl, $40 A NJ. 10 40.
500 (b645 Easton only P n Sun. BAD A II. LOO,
wPi2EsBARRE LII zi;f AND scRANroN-slo A. NJ La sea
?. NJ sundays. z430 A. NJ, 800 P n - 49,.
NEGAT-z4.OO $40 A. N. 40. 500 uAkswos3 and
Iskehurst ks ~, l5l p NJ. Sundays. $50 Il IL
ATiRNT1c cTTY@@s4 20 a n. kts.4O P N
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRB POINTS, SS
3O A. NJ. xe124 Il. 20. g445 s5lh. $50 $50
11201 Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 800 A ID. 400.
ATT3TTic HLDs.. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BcH<
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4 90. $50 so Il 90 = Y
pHifAD HI DE:LPH1A.sztao 90 m5Oo @soo. 'soo m.1eos
ali 90 A NJ. ms12 CO. mi-00, 500 s9oo 400. nseoo
rn'e 90 ZOO ~ 30 seOO. 5000 P. NJ, J'i2 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGToN-s.oO. nSIoGo s12ca
r2s2OO mts4 90 $500, 100. "l2 Is.
A N Reading only, 100. li120. "a 90 P. n Rssd-
ing Pottsvflle. Harrisburg only. t%oo 800 ISo P Il
aDaiiy, tpaily except srnasy ssundsys tP9Elos t
Ing xSsturdeys only. zFrom Liberty ST. only
From Twenty-thfrd street-b520 p. n. c3-50 p. n,
sf22 P NJ. g43O P NJ. j115o P NJ kS.2o P. n
0fices; Liberty St. West 23d ST. Astor HOUSE, S61,
ss4 1900 1854 Broadway 1s2 5th ave- 2s1 5th Avs. q
J1rio1 Square 279s Sd Ave 279 West 125th 24s
columbus Ave 342 s43 ss4. $50 ST.,
ErookIvn 800 Broadway Williamsburg. New York Trans
fer Co. csls and checks baggage to destination
W G. BESLER. C. N BURT,
vice-Pres. & Gen Sgr. Gsa- PassF AgenA
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

the Ions run the market must descend to export
level before permanent ste2dilsss lv
be expected No export business OF Importance re-
ported during the day Cash wheat closed steady an
follows: No z red. S9Mc elevator and eIGc o .
sfoat No Northern Duluth. s0fsc and No hard
Manitoba, e1Tc 0 Ahoat- CORN-Under consider
able selling of May the West, including,
supposed part the bull line, the market
oped early weakness from which II rallied little
the late afternoon. closing at &ew-YoTk o net lower
TO higher. Commission houses about
best buyers OF December ana May a point which
bears laid much the iessened feeding de-
mand through the West and fine weather coupled with
light export trade. sales the day sEgregatIng
loads Primary receipts 700 900 bushels compared
with $4,000 bushels last The local cash market
closed follows: No % elevator and 90
ahoat: 2 white 6sc and No yellow, 5s i 0
0 afoat- OATS-The Western market fairly
active and steady while cash oats IN NewYork were
without change. Seaboard clearances OF were
s5s00o bushels for tho day The local market closed
follows: Mixed 2s TO SO 70. a5c; natural white
% 10, se3zSSS7 35c- and clipped white 80 r
IS q 4oc. RYE-Market nominal: No Western. 75o
Nsw-York- BARLEY-Mar6et dull Feeding was
quoted <otfo Q Buffalo and mating 5oQ61 &c / Z
Buffalo. Observation-Disclosures dull ss9s2ho de-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York. November = 1910
cy~f+rhf-r December longs 10 lateT posi-
e bAcoTae an old story. but Il wass nevertheless
- .-. Ire dominating feature Of the days nsTket
60 -Sarst,ve standpoint. and I was estimated that
~ e .s6 bsgs Of the total transactions TepTesehteu
- leaving about 10000 bags for the Iresh oasl-
- rnsrset opened steady UNCHANGED prices u
St-s N points response 10 lower FTeAcn caDles
.-Ierte5 ana larger JunGIRhy receipts Inc IN
Ia s-as5v However and during the late trading
" rsrket did little better an improved scatteflns
- v-s tre close net unchanged TO points 1gner
1s-v,r Jundiahy pts were claimed py the DaIs
- .-np their contention that the recent ta4ing on 70
- ssr.rss OF LAST yesr reelected untsvoTaole snip
e1Si.ion rather approaching exhaustion beyoho tnat
- sons time last season. and evidently nao some
o. ne ,ts French market which closed 4 franc
= i1vsr There cables from ham oWLI5s
= soi,ssy and the Brazilian markets showed Attls
80 az bsng = lower. while santos was ull-
.-ss P.ceipts at ports rejecting the recent
- ;-..-ior movement little UNDER last year
N =, ,o-si movement far for the seasdn Is ABOUT
!. 5 brs ahead OF last year thus bearing cot pTelo
49, - ea-lv in the month The market Ior spot
S T1s QUIET with quotations the basis Of o-A0o
m -. 12 aTs G O contract prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

So1 ExehAngs special liverpool cables: Spot cotton
tle1 sales, $500 bales; speculation ana export ooi
f--.lng upland GSd Futures opened excited and II
tssa Ss5S8 points higher closed steady AZ net a-
Has q sS p5tnts: November and Novenoer-Decenoer,
aIuRTy. 6oSd; January So
ssJ-June, 6I6d: June-July, 611o; JoiyAoeeAt
ks.Es srcaegte-ysrrs and oioths-The higher prices
-FOUR AND MEAL-Tnere was light trade in spring
IN ano eekers' yesterday, otherwise t1e marcy Ws
- sho teat1rsess with quotations barely STEADY: SrhB
t.. = 40eS5 -: winter sfrsights s. sISA 10; Wilte
TcI s. loosS %; extra winter 81 s5sss 10 tfh
sy- Quoted Fair good. = SOISz To- cn G
seeg $ l5qsi CO. CORNNEALstesd Quotes: Kiln
rze vse 81 1gsS0 - ss % bTaaa e 1se7s7 Is FTfS&
.sn 1u city steady. Qucted; Western spTlns - ~
o nitdllng 81 10; fo1r DO. $50; red cog - %
49, rnid1ling SIT soasza 50; cog. SO 5e9St
eso2. S2i rs bulk S2s sacks; clinical $50 %
oEt-IN-fSHEAT-There considerable ouying OF
early II the session yesterday based on the ideA
responded with about Z advance part OF ~lcI
ost "a the afternoon under realizing and lack OF
among balls defend their position IN ts
- q any bear Final prices OF the cay
E,e-s &C net higher TO Ac net lower representing q
f.s--1oE uhesrtone- Among the influences eitenclng
rnness n the market were reports thar crop
as previously while Argentina came private
(ses reducing export surplus figures some Wntt
- result OF the frosts. On the other hen1
s.I@Fy receipts the day exceptionally large
skent They aggregated 100000 bushels compare go
80 4A4s.1oe bushels The Northwest ar
ron Minneapolis Be trae likely continue ample
toTne time Liverpool closed 20 10 = q het
ee- IL the weakness this SIDE Iueslay
49, Ears closed 20 e points down l,eaea,s
Curing the day, heavily PIT
- ba-izhs for rncr1entary u7turnA os-=ss--l1 1 =
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

r,,,-,ool Nov 22--Closingl wHEAT-spot hrua; No
+eS Western winter 6s nd futures steady Decen
8. II nd: March IS 1ikd; May S. lo%d CoRNmSP0t
Is 44sd; March 85sd- PElAs-Canadiann an 70 o St9cH
M OTTFst Louis fancy winter steady 9s I'd ttoFS N
London Cacdo Coasu quiet t895a BsF s SgiS. e1ta na
stooE u t9l9 p m st'aay aa s As ssS4; 3d.
b. as long ddss heavy IS to 20 N sS9 :. Sa to
Ia h as Cd sHoUIDERs-sq II to lS 70. quiet,
ais IARD-Prins Western in terees- hTI siRd5 ssi
nt.s can s1sf.s nomnaly s5s CHEESE strong a. AnerSan
ShlIso kSs sd American finest coloTed 6s TAI
@T1ss[ @ VIM Pr,r1s city steady. 2Ss Cd TURPEEIINP
LOW-FtLI..i ssS PCETN-Common steady. los PEsIFO-
SpT1IS Sp ess arm 7Ed; ILSED OIL steady 1Ss Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
HEW Ynag. NEW RlYEN & HARTFORD r r,

Trains depart from Grand Central station IA s. and
18th Ave- follows for ..tt.ooa s-,,.a..
4 NJ. u 800 * l;oL * a;o9 + s;G9 l5os-
'f12oO NJ via s a a. SslN tz'g
w0RCFsTER and FITCHBURG. via PUTNAN-4s n
fALyEVTT n and NOPFOLK-t8:49 A n. t2as1 ?, X,
GT HARRINGTON, sTocKBRIDGE, I4ENox. FITS
Ticket oces at crand Central station and c1sh S.
also at c28l 1s5 c1 $50 Broadway 80 Unen sSasEss
cIS2 Fffth Ave c245 Ave. cS4e Madison Avss
c973 West 18TH St. Third ave- In Brooklyn. SS&&
$50 Fulton 81. $50 Broadway. 49, 49,
'DsiIy Except Sundays Ssiops a. ET,s - T7ISSggg
Dining ear. cPsrIor and sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

good strained Tar ruled steady IS Is
Gezl2c
TAR-S5 25
RosTN-Comrnon 70 good strained 81 asked; T. 81 roo
81 rs; r, S56S5 10 G. So Oo9S5 10 & S5 164$5 20;
Sd 20; K IS so: NJ So 4o n 50 as w c. IS 1885 So sna
W. ecSe To- snocR On, 4.r1
sprts turpentine. ools s...-..-...........ss-.. ~
Wilmington. Nov. 22.-SPIRITs TURPENTINE. 5elaoI
receipts 2T bbls. RoSIN-Nothing doing prices un-
changed; receipts 1873 TAR firm 81 So receipts 1875
CRUDE TURPENTINE g. 81 25 and 81 %; receipts. ia
New-Orleaps. Nov 22-Receipts: Rosin 2Ie bos; tuT
pentine IS EXPORTS: RoSin i.2oO bbls Hamburg 60S
casks turpenIne for Colon
London Nov 22-TURPENTINB-spirt s4s &C.
ROSIN-American strained. 9s Sd; fine. 12s Sd
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

80 ,I @ ~, .sEket 9r spot cotton quiet with prices
90 ddling Gult sales 647 900 bales for consumption
sSvsTIsjt teet markets telegraphed follows
foeeoy and l1-l6c higher II 1-loo5 sales
fsss sss Norfolk frTn and e-leo higher al l1%c
iIiSe ' psleS baltimore nominal and &C higher at
tss. SSsgssta Etes6y ana l-16e lower at Il 3-l6o
s9E 4--t9 oales St Louis steady ard SO higher at
nc; sales. 81 bales Mobile frTn and Z higher st
ie, tsles 15t0 bales Galveston firm unchanged at
!sAes 1873 bales. NeWLOrleRns. firm and IN
a = e3 sales $50 bales. Charleston. hrn AID
XsseS al 5Otc. Wilmington steady ana unchanged
o-s AeIPas firm and unchanged AT l11zc: sales
aoO nss Estimated receipts at leading points for to-
DAY; At Houston from 60O to 10000 bales. against
49, ss Essk and 6Il4 last year; al Galveston from
NV 70 lZo bales against llI69 last week and 1857
- !e sne az New Orleans from $500 20 1880 bales
ets.-st Se !soOS last week and 1871 last year
receipts a. the ports interior points to-day, CON-
b--ea WIZ the same day last week ana last year
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
aourHERN coTToN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL coTToN MARKET.

Liverpool, Nov 22-C1osings COTTON-Spot unsottledi
prices so points higher; American utddng "a sod;
good uiddlRg. s24d; nddng 8osd; low niddlng b9zdi
good crlnary 5I2d: ordinary SD The sales OF the
5ay which 500 for speculation
export Receipts 2O.eS0
including L. 800 American Futures opensd firm and
steady; American ulddlng 0 soTenher,
eOids November and December eold; DeeeEansr and
arHary 602d; January and February. G0Tdf February
and March elod; March April. 6Isd: Aprn and Nay.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Frank T Fitzgerald. 8 suTrosats Of the County Of
New York notice hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Mary J. Burche late Of the County OF
New York deceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers their place OF tansactng
business ONCE Of stitt Phillips No lla fulton
stree. In Borough Manhattan in the CITY or New
York before the thirtieh day OF ApTi Isgo oos
New York the twenty-hfth day OF october 1900
HENRY J. BURCHELIA Jr. JAMES BURCHELIA Ex-
s,r7TT a PHILLIPS Attorneys for Executors No. i1s
Fulton Street Boro, gh Of Manhattan City Of New YORK
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Co9ee cables: Rlo-CoGee market steady, NO ~
Sss, ezchangs l6Ad receipts. 1900 bagsi shlg1ehs
Ia hs United States 5000 bags Ehipenjs 5oT EaIoe
barely steady soo6 Santos $3.50 rsoeipt7 roUo0
hsFr: stock SOC 600 bags HGrnhurg-t1oloay Eavre1
Coes marked opened quiet unchanged; al u oeclel
( fra1e; 81 n unchanged; az $50 ? n Unchanged
BseE, i3,0oO bags - ,.,,.--.
TIE statistical position ot Brazilian coffee IS as foIloWs
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
SuTrogates Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ABNER c. THOMAS. a Surrogate OF the County OF
York hereby given all persons having
claims against Howard Gbb late Of the County Of New
York deceased 10 present with vouchers there
of 10 the subscribers al their place transsctng bus
ness No iSe Montague Street the City Of New York.
Borough OF Brooklyn, on or before the lUtn Gay OF
March next , ,oo-
EDWARD V. w. ROSSITER WILLIAM N DfNMAN
un. CARR Attorney for Executors.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

wheat $1,000 bush: corn IS 600 hush. oats 1900 susa
81 Louis Nov 22.-C1osa-wFIEAT-N9 ? red cash,
s4H0ss7sc; December. STAG; Nay. s57s9s5i4ei No 4
hard. S54Sec- CORN-No cash nouiual; Dscer1bsr
a4I sac, May, 4 &c OATS-So 2 cash. Sozos De-
es1nber S0isc. May. 3lsc: No white sc.
Toledo. 22-CISJVE IS %; Dsssut-
ber S. OTss January Is bid February. Sc 70 etdi
March, s6 . biz AISIkE. priraas SIS TIMOTHY
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY oThkR HOUR on IA5 EHAN HoUE-
TO BALTIMORE AND WASAlNaTON.
Leave West ~ minutes earlier ekceRa ni6<
nigh lrain leaves II 30 2 "a
La. 500 Except sun Buffet
49, -eOOam- Daily.
Daily. Diner
zoo n Daily Buffet
Limited" 40Opm Daily. &E Pullman
IIhArIy 6UJ Daily. Diner
49, T.OU m Daily. Buffet
iZib ght. Daily. Eleepsrk
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST.
ity. West I'D St. Liberty 81.
PittsburG, Sleeper. 1150 1915 NJ
Sbirseo Columbus. Diner. so 1&6o nm
PiftsburR Cleveland, Limited. $50 900 pm
"Pittsburg limited" Buffet. $50 pm 100 p.n
CinrinnaH St Louis Sleeper. II 50 pm i115 n't.
Cincinnati st Louis Diner-..... 80 an 10 90
CineInnati, Louis. Diner. $50 pm ace
ofices 1871 26l. 4s4 500 Broadway ASsor House
Gree Is U--ou squars W, SCI qrGnd ST.
r. Y: sIS Fulton 81 Brooklyn: 2Sd St. and LAosfty So
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

s14a, May and yuns. a1ed; yune and July. s17d' ia
ana .1Sd.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
NAVAL STORES.

rs market for spirits turpentns quiet but steacy
rnncaine barrels quoted at &c kosin
maiEad duI and nornns. with 81 asked tor common 20
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

SoTTON-Ihe violent excitement 4Otsoay
sgpssrs6 exhausted the ediats influence OF the
bh report and the market yesterday ruled much
active after the opening decline Irregular.
hut tsirly stsady The close steady et loss OF
$gl0 paints sales estimated $4,000 bales. The
opg steey decline ot Egll points n response
% lover cables than due Liverpool expected to
seS9 English points higher conform With the America
close q Tuesday Only US points higher the
h0aT o. the local opening La view Of this showing the
ooS opening considered good one, and IL seemed
thai there lot overnight buying orders in hand.
Al any the market during first few minutes worked
y 70 sbogt The closing Level q Tuesday. following which
eessd OF under scattered realizing and selling 20 turn
~ ioc professionals who figured that however bulsh
ssral sentiment might be- friends Of the market would
want 70 substantial reaction from the high point fol-
Rg the report before entering the market Tor fresh
.g account After selling Of 70 net decline Of about
t-li points the market also seemed 70 be attracting
olsr demand attracted by the comparative stability and
pies Recovered loss in the afternoon
te Close only about 2ZSO points down the
AgA record Of the previous Southern spot
We Sg higher and private reports claimed that many
s 70 hold cotton for l5c were being received by the
o91l1ern Cotton Association
ms range Of contract prices IN the local market today
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Rursa,o Nov. 22-FLoUR steady. wHEATTsPPr.nss
dull No Northern carloads 81 &c; wlner q1ti 20
white 4aAc OATS firm; No white s+@o' No z
mixed $40 RYE easy; No l. TOO
cr,carn Nov 22-Ths leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Lackawanna Railroad
Leave " Y foot Barclay and Chrsl0pnef STA
40 Bnghamton and
81 q 90 a Buffalo. Chicago ana SL Asoa-S
u 40 p IL For Buffalo and Chicago
f40O r M.-FoF Scranton and Plymouth
- z M-For Buffalo and chicago
sSb p M-EOr Buffalo syracuse. Utca
- 90 A M-For Chicago-Sieepsrs open SSg EA.ur
7trkets AZ f4s 4sg, IIs5 l434 Broadway. n IT. sss
Eulton St Brooklyn 'Daily. tExcsps sunday
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
Railroads.
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onoes Nos 46t, 1854 and es srosdway: isa sats
Vshue below 23d So; 263 Fifth Avenue (corner
SG)i Astor House and stations named above
yn S42 Fulton Street $50 Fulton street $50 Brosdway
snd pennsylvania Annex Station The New orE
e Company will call for check baggage from ao's
6ho residences through TO destination.
Telephone 'S43 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad G%o
=" W ATTERBURY ). r WOOD
Generel Manager. Pass'r Trafnc Aanas1"
GEO. ". POYP.
General Passenger Agent