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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06

Dr. Hartman, one Of the best known
a1q 5s surgeons sf IN to the or limited
Peruna. 1t was through his genius and
perseverance that it was introduced to
the medical profession of this country
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to Dir. Hartman, giving q
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman. President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, 0.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Call Early and Avoid the Bush.

AS a precaution against sudden
drop in the temperature, says an au-
thority, it is we'll to be provided with
a copy of a reputable newspaper,
which should be folded to the proper
size and thrust up under the vest as
back warmer. Now is the time to
sp5scribe.-From the Chicago Trib'
une.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06

GentIemen: II
have used several
bottles of Peruna
and feel greatly
benefited there
by from my ca
tarrh Of the head,
and feel encour-
to believe
that it's contin-
ued use will fully
eradicate a dis
ease of thirty
years standing. I"
- NJ
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Why She Objected.

Il swear by yon tall elm in the
park" he began, but she shut him off.
Swear not by it, she said, implor
ingly.
'eWhy not?" he asked.
Because it is a slippery elm," she
answered, knowingly.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Dangerous.

stubbs-"say, old man, wonder if
people wear the same kind of clothes
in the next world as they do in this?"
PENN hope you won't"
Stubbs-"Why not?"
Penn-"You wear celluloid collar
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06

The Luton England Chamber of
Commerce has decided to offer prizes
TO scholars in the elementary schools
for competitive designs in hat trim
mings.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06

The following letter is from Congress
The Pernna Medicine Co.. Columbus, o.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
READING SYSTE M
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R.R.
West ed St. y. R.

West I'D St. y. r.
STATIONS Foot Liberty St. y. r.
leaves earlier except noted by designating
marks
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND. MAUcTr
CHUNK-z40o ais Eastonl 9-10 = NJ; Y, 40.
300 (b5. 45, only P N. Sunday z4.SO A. NJ
wILKE sBARRE AND SCRANTON 4. NJ 40.
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURsT. TONS RIxER ANp
BARNEGAT-z4OO $40 A. NJ. $50 Ck3 40 lakewood
and Lakehurst). CABS P. NJ Sundays TOO n NJ CssN
Lakewood and lAkehurst
ATLANTIC CIr1-r9.4O A NJ, kt3-4o P NJ -
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
PoTNT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRB POINTS 90.
So Is. $50. 6.3O j12 OF. Sundays except Ocean
Grove, els A. NJ. 100 400. $50 p. NJ .,
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BEACH.
EAST LONG BRANCT-z4.00, "a. 80. $50. I13o A. Ma
LEO. 4.3o $780, $50 p NJ Sundays. 600 A NJ. 400
PH1I-ADELPHIA-.z4 so. moo. msOo. 900. .looo.
nls6oo ZOO 1880 $500 5000 P. NJ. j'l2 Is md5 ~,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON m'loOo' -lZ-""
m.2 90. mt.4 90, IS 90, = 90 .tI2 - Ant, VIII
A NJ. Reading oniyl s1 co. u 20 t2og p NJ ao BEAD M
sAMDY HooK RoTEf1aVe Pier ST. n r. W t2
St. 900. 9.35 10 so A NJ, 123 30 200 ih S-+e
7,45 P NJ Sundays s.25 \. NJ. Il 80 2 30 - p ~
100 200 3.45 AS 500, $40 P. NJ Sundays. 1000
A NJ / CO. 400 10 P. NJ
.Daily tDaily except Sunday SSu1days +Parlor cars
xsaturdays only From Liberty st St only - % NJ
e12 20 P. NJ g420 P. NJ. h43O p NJ. JllSO Z. M
oices: Liberty St. West 23d Aston House 26li
434 1900 1854 Broadway 1s2 5th Ave 2sl 9TH Ave g
n9n Ave New YORK; gar s43 844 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn Broadway, williamsburg New YORK trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage TO destination
W. G. BESLER, = q p r..
and Gen Gen PaEsr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo, Sept, 1.-cATTLB--- Receipts. 100 head
IS IS: 81 2O9s5 heifers So 25a$a 50; cows
81 %; hefers. 81 1884. VEALS-Receipts. 500
head: active higher. s. 50dS9 50 few $40. HOGS
Receipts, 100 head slow, 5Q1Oc lower dares s6Q$6
grasssrs $685. 90 heaxy ana mixed Sc 40qs8 a. York
So 5oqs4 Is. SHEEP AND LANfBS-Receipts 5000 head
IS SO; yearngs Se6 500 FetheTs s5S5 50 ewes S4 5O4
So; sheep. mixed 81 5oQ$5: closed easier.
Chicago. Sept. 1.-CATTLE-R Receipts, $500; market
weak: So 30S5 So; stocKers and feeders
81 2QS4; 81 25S4 bulls. So 20S3 So
hefers 50 15Q$4 IS: calves, S2qS! 10 HOGS.Receipts
ID 600; market weak; mixed and heavy packing: S5g
So 921a shipping selected S. 95S6 20; light IS FOG
81 Is; pigs rougs. $3QS5 e5 sheep receipts, 6ooo
firm So 25Q$5 50; lambs. So 15GSS.
Pittsburg, Sept 1-CATTLE-Supply lights market
steady; choice IS 5o@s5 rs; prime IS 20a$5 So oGs
medium heavy So So light Workers So 4O
Sc so; pigs $6Q$G TO- roughs S5GS5 80 SHEEP-Supply
light; market steady: prime wethers 50 6OgS3 10 COM
mon S3dS3 spring lambs S54SS. veal calves. S7GSS
Kansas City. Sept. 1.-CATTLE-Recepts. 1,5Go head
Including Texans: market 10c lower than on Wednes-
export and dressed beef steers 50 S6 fa-
good 81 25G$5 %; Western steers So 5S4 10 stock
Sc 75aS4 %; Southern 81 5S3 49,
Southern cows 75gS2 10 native cows 81 1888 7s na-
HOGS-Recepts 8 900 head; market 5@10c lower; top,
packers SIS SOas5 30; pigs and light, s. soqS5 90.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head; market steady: native
lambs 1888 90 Western lambs So 1887 40; fed ewes
and yearings 81 350S5 80; Western yearngs. 50 25Q
IS Bo sheep 81 509$5 Is; stockers and feeders
So 75QS4 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02


Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; spor 5oa
quiet sales $3.50 bales speculation ana ppo' r,i5
Are-Ica- ns racefrts $500. American, 41r' rniI n
ding upland 5s3d Futures opened hareIy $500 ot7ts
September ara Sorterer-O october. 569d; October
ter 5T2d. November December. 3 I4d December
ia zsyb Anil ans Aprf-AIay. 5s0d: Mayune, June
5gly and July-Aueust. 5sld. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
flour AND MEAI-The market FOR -four reflected reflected
patents and bakers important change in quoa'los
Rve four IS quiet steady We quote: Spring p.lt
+rts S59ss 50: straights S34Si 70; winter
erts 81 s9s4 IS: spring clears. 50 o09s4 extra No
winter 81 1fs9s. So extra No winter. 81 S5gs5 10
pYE flour steady: Quoted: Fair % good. So od54
choic- to fancy 81 GJ6cs+ 20. CoRNMEAL steaayC;
MEAL seady: quoted: Fine white and fellow 81 o.
caa-t. 81 Je8s1 Is FEED-CYtv steady; Western noil-
nai: quoted Western spring. S1T; standard middng ST.
-four DO n ali sacks red dog. so so l4o
saeIs September shipment: city bran sl7 bulk SIS
seks; rnddng s1sas23: red dog S22 90 hominy crcp'
$40 50 bulk s2l Is sacks. OH. MEAL. $50 50Qs3o
GRAIN-wHE AT--Operations in wheat yesterday
Developed an Irregular market. with the undertone
stead 0 firm. and leading advance in September,
which heretofore been weak under liquidation
That option closed ijzc net higher. against u aq-
in the final hoar under realizing and closed the
lowest interval after the opening and
tsain midday In answer 70 considerable bull news
rom domestic and foreign sources This included high
er cables shipments OF only bush
sis according 20 Broomhan. compared with 1855, 600
bushels the previous ard continued weather
.hich would suggest somewhat smaller receipts
Eroounhan al cable from Argentina reporting
rslage by locusts This PARTY accounted for the ad
aehcs of I'D a. Liverpool. The Paris market was
unchanged. Berlin Il 20 marks higher. and Buda
tsF u points up While exporters seemed TO he out
~ the market II reported that two
--,oftland and Japan Throughou: the day
~statoT Interests in Chicago weT" active mostly on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02

RsT 'S beef S s9ps ssaf It. dressed
of beef foT the Morris Beef COMPANY
and $500 quarters beef for schwarzsehid suzbeT
cattle for Rsss Se SSR the the
mentioned shippers of which Geo to London and 100 OF
win ABOUT quarters Of beef Armour
also for the London market and the cuiahy Pactins
f3mpany win put 900 quarters on the Umbrla for the
the week ending Sunday September 3. 1913 cattle. 81
saea-McPhe hs @ 81 iG 6 Sn5S and % esp ~
l1a2 = r b at S. i d. l2I5 75 bulls h.
Ss io Il DO $ 800 o. n at So 40 do sci - s. M z do
S ss 20 % Geo Geo Is west yrgaia 1911 n
ksrns Commission Company Is Kentucky 1Ss 10
d. a5o % s s s g. T Or ne S rs s.
1850 bulls 1875 H. at s 49, 49, d tRai i5ao
stag at s. % COW ESQ d. 3d. at g s. so Il he #
st @ Nss ssss aae 9t5 NJ o 81 & al
s9o5 $40 20 do 1872 r. at So as 1900 b 50 IS;
T at io On 500 bulls s92 p at So
DO J 55S r. Ct Ct 81 i, g indian. n. ,,o7 ~
n % Curtis Syn q; bulls 1852 ~ s. So aa4
.,Wo R Hume: bulls 500 10 81 20; do 100 n. at
An ARdr yEs Mullen; bulls. ss5n at 50 CO.
mks on scant supply we're sc higher There is no
Monda9 with anything ike s'G1 fs sh s Sa
stock Common to prime veals sold IS 5oas9 IS per
milks at SO 25aS4 25 A car Of very common western
known probably somewhere about 5oa$5 Is Dressed
calves firm and prime handy higher City
dressed veals sold at 9913sc 10; country dressed
salesw. R. Hume: 90 veals 152 70 average at SO Is
Bgf lo0 H. DO 29 n at 81 do 1s5 No. at $751; 10
MS g. CO.. 10 Western calves 2os ID. at ST. 8
Andrew Mullen: 10 butermlk calves $50 ~ at 81 %
6. 81 Sanders: veal 40 H. S. cuils. ID. at
os ;, G; curs & Son: vea:s. 100 ID. So so: do
-, Tobn e. shannon veas $50 n. IS 5oi do $40
ID at 90; - grassers common. 159 10. at SO IS.
saar5TngtoR % 2s2 Kentucky lambs. so n at 81
IL! 10. at IS; buck. 10 10. at So. " 80 S"'e'
b Andre y Mullen 40 State lambs, &C 10 IS 1914 2
,HoGS-Receipts were 10 cars. or 272 head including
adyices hogs were quotable up to Sc 60
We among d tie late arrivals yesterday were mixed
at 81 10 p
Sc salesIs o Sanders der State hogs 1os n
syivana hogs. 219 10. at Sc so
1879 uda 60 ae sgestsrday 70 mixed s Western hogs
SHEEP AND I4ANfBS-Recepts 2215 cars or T. 9as
market. cars Of the latter came in late yesterday
and were sold on that day. and there 145s
Sheep were full steady lambs very firm and 15Q25o
good sheep sold at 50 6g$5 per 100 ID ordinary
to prime lambs at s7qss So: cus S. Dressed mutton
& Cor 81 Peansy IT al anb T
n average at IS So per 100 n; West Virginia DO
West virginia do. S. r.. at s. 10' 10 a' - 90 %
Newton & Co.: 262 West Virginia lambs, 81 fb. at
~ KsFns g CO.. 7 Company E. 29s Ksntuoy
geo do So n at 81 co. lie do IS ID. at 81 co. 25f do
81 m at s. 40; 22s Western Canada do 70 10 at s. 90
at So lao Kentucky sheep. 100 H. at So $50 do 100 10
George I. s Dillenbacl Gate yeserday), 42o North
Canada lambs Sc ID. at IS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

The,
CoFFElThe coffee market quiet s4ss ~, s3sa6y
sav being IS $50 bags. The general tone Ns Sgbar
however and opening unchanged TO I , on that
The market maintained the gain. closing oye- the
basis There realizing by longs 10. ices as
HOLIDAYS, faYorabie 20 - orer-
-- and there was plenty demand TO absorb me on
:rss European markets were fuIiy as GOV Hayre
~ Nev-York close the preceding DAY W. ~
martial J pfg lower and Hamburg uLei1-s Son+os
The FsrazIiian markets - reis lover @ les
vas unchanged with the rate Of Brazilian - = 400
Receipts the ports were sH 80
49, sres1s+ 600 last year sac FElIo Horo
mont Tor the day continued to show decFS 40 GOO
Tare5 win last years figures z7l20 bags ~
tast year. No further was receiver as ~ ;n+aror
and the weather IN ~
Of santos favorable. Estimates as 'osS-rnrA NO
visible supply statement next week - s.mated at
the month belnS eSti'''
shr1If en0 Geo bags that Of year az 80 =,
~ fra6A Interests say the prospects iaNoI So
about COO coo bags the worlds ysole SUPP a+
40 1la -ext ten months The spot neIAe~ "e3 ~.
ard steady with quotations The basis OF os1 t''
Rio No Z. 7.,,, to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. f.--Closng: wHEAT-spot nominal:
futures hr September. 6s sid; December es ID CORN
Spot steady: American mixed spot. 5s fsd futures
Arm September. 1oI,d; December 4s esd January.
As FIOCR-St. Louis fancy winter steady 9s Cd.
HOPS London CPachc Coaso steady. g 15sqt5 IS
LINSEED OH! steady i9s Cd BUTTE. Finest tinted
states nominal. do good nominal. SIS. PEAS
Canadian firm 6s 4lad PETROLEUM Cd. ROSIN-
Common firm Cd. COTTONSEEp OIIr-EIull refined.
dun. 17s Sd. BEEF-Extra India mess quiet SOS
PORK Prime mess. Western. steady. 6Ts Sd HAMS
Short cut % ~. dun. As Cd BACON-Cumberiand
cut 90 70 70 Cd; rib 10 "a N,
middies light, 2S 10, steady ASS.
clear heavy 81 30 ~ steady AS Oh short clear
90 n quiet. Ais Cd clear bellies IL to 10 ~.
steady AS SHOULDERS IL 10 IS 10. steady.
LARD-Prime Western. IN tieroes steady Sss %;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
co,INrRy PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Ycrk, September l. 1900
demand coanned 10
Iii ioibny lots and many Of them There was
s1 however, to warrant any chahse
no',l 55attons for kinds Of domestic beans ana
they remain as most yareties california lima
,1 SER and dull probably in view Of The oIerings
NJ -. which be bought considerably less
Of n n scotch peas stilI drag We quote BEAHs
sa o. do pea 81 10 do red kidney 50 1898 10 s
black sarpfs 81 73qsS So GREEN PEAS. Scotch per
b1sl 81 05as1 % 4. -, -. 49,, rera "a a
inou.ry ana generally steady feeling on hne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
ans Sept. l.-Receipts: Rosln. 237 bbls: tui
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. September / 1909.
nFEvEs-Rece,pts were 264h CARS E CT 1902 head In
cuaE foI1 for the market making with the cattle held
eIs a"d sr,ay - cars sale. OF which - at
9.er trade slow with good steers steady, and
common dragging heifhreeds and Westerns
fnecunl az - aho,t carloads There
10 nn prime or choice cattle offered would have sold
We u, pulls were dull. and Western bulls lover
n ous rrng Ordinary fairly good native steers sold
eo" haif-breeds 50 fJBS+ o.
AZ, - -. 60 sas4 10 cows 81 25GsS 40: three
"a western cows heifers at s8 ga$i 20 Good and
~ iress.d beef in demand fully sustained prices;
medium and common quality slow and weak Native
exira hear AZ s1c Texan beef generally at 4dG9c. LF
epooi and London cables quoted I've cattle easier al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept l. m,sp2t in INIT demand 13
aim : 900: mddng ; SD: low mddng 5GId; good
ordinary +9d; ordinary. 5a3d The sales Of the day
OF 200 FOR speculation and
eTTSrt and Included $3.50 American Receipts. 1900
taie fncudng 200 American. Futures opened easier
ana closed easy September SD September and Octo
cod, October nd November. 572d November and
Ia.,ofer I4d: December January. 5.T5d; January
and FEBRUARY : ia: February and March 5Isd; March
: April and May. $500; May and June
sid. June and July 5.S1d JUL ard August. 5sld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02

the buying side taking September and December De-
iiVeres were light here and about
o1sneis IN chicago. The Northwest strong at
times but appeared to be Influenced bv
operauons Stocks at Minneapolis showed n decrease
OF $50 eoG bushels for the late
c.Iue IN the market The Modern Miller rsnort
slatihg mat indications pointed larg,
ase OF winter wheat At the No 2 red here was
Suo.so at SsTsc elevator and s6hc o ahoat: No
oIthcrn i)nuth 921sc, and No / Northern Manitoba
sSteo I % D afioat to arrive CORN-Throughout the
cay corn acted steady TO firm, light trade here
and fair business the West tbics ga repnrts
noted continuation of small sccepTarces and
me ADVANCE OF SO to at Liverpool also had bull
receipts OF but $4,000 bushels compared vh s 900
bushels last year The Argentine shnments $500
gated 2t06o0O bushels, n million bu.heis lass ~
the previous week Commission houses were b,tysrs
O, Deceinher IN the West the cold. wet weather
which delays maturing. and has a tendencv r.
check receipts. The steadIness on,
who only bought two loads. No corn vas ono1oS
60Rc. both elevator and afoat: No . nhtJa
and No yellow sic. ahoat OATS-Tbarss ~, ~.
steady market for oats all
cash here or options at the West. ixed ~,
were quote locally at % a. 29i5c.
n $oq$1c and clipped white. SO to- 20 10 asa &c
RNE-Market steady No Western 4Isc @ + SeyS
York BARLEY-Market quiet: feeding was quoted
at S94394a c T. Buffalo. Wheat, including norir
ports for the week according ''Bradstreets" az
sregate 1429,25o bushels, against 1l7034o last es-
SSo.5it last Since July / 1908 tbav On
exports the week aggregate 1Isa ara brsbas
against 9S7eo4 last week 7ie5se last sie
July J. 1895. exports s227SI7 against ( ia
last o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02

The local market for spot closed quiet
changed mldiling upland, I0e5c iddling Gulf 112oc:
&C 700 bales delivered Southern spot
follows Galveston quiet and
unchanged At 10sxc; sales. 500 bales. Mobile and
UNCHANGED bales Norfolk steady and
unchanged 10sc: sales sc bales Baltimore nominal
lie Sayaunan Quiet and ~ 1Gasc: sales.
$40 = Louis quiet and lsc at 1n1sc: sales
20 bales Charleston quiet and u lower at 1o@0 3l8c
quiet and unchanged 10~sc; sales 3I5
tFlss Wilmington STEADY and unchanged at Jose.
Memphis steady ard upch aged 1oc; sales 100 bales
Estimated receipts leading points for to,in0rrow Al
Houston $3.50 10 900 bales against Gals last week
ard Tstg las year al Galveston 800 1000 bales
against 28s last week and 1899 last year; at New
20 0ep bales against $50 last week and 1VS
last year
Receipts - cotton al ports for the week as CON-
pared with The totals OF week previous and Of this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02

Coffee cables Ric-Coffee market STEADY; No Iao,
$3.50: exchange IS 1-1Gd receipts. lscpo bags
the United states bags shipments tor Europe,
1000 bags: stock $4,000 bags Sanos-Coftee mar Ia 6
Santos. 1920; receipts 1900
haEs; stock. 10000 bags HaTnourg-co-tee me ms
1eres unchanged TO L pig lower. m VAS net uf
sales 20 600 bags Havre-Cofee market opened
fsre seadv unchanged i franc lower at j. m u
al m unchanged 70 ! franc higher; az o.5'
"a unchanged Z franc lower total sales 4Z"o' pAs
Tn. statistical position Brazilian coffee IS as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. R.

Trains depart Grand Central Station. AID St and
BOSTON via New London & Prog-tt1o:0ooo .sliioea
.f12:6o p n: Via Wilma ntict!s 200 n t2;oo P.
PORTLAND and BAR HARBoR.tfs02 P NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST AIA8ANS ana oOEnHN~
IL A. NJ 1900 2. NJ =, - ~
won SyE,STF,, and FITCHBURC5. via PUTNAM-fS P NJ
IAKEV1II.E and NORFOLK-f9:o2 A. NJ; 1881 ? n;
CT BARRINaToN sroCKBlIibntiE 5;H y II
ieke offices at cGrand Central Station and cl2oh sts
also ar c261 l1S5 CT Broadway c25 Union Squars
cfs2 Fifth Ave- c245 Columbus Ave- c64e Madison Ass,
co7g West 18TH St. Third Ave In Brcoklyn cS44s
500 Fulton 800 Broadway .o... .. ...z-
sTei Sundays- fStops az 10th 81 xStops
- I9stI sundays only saturdays only tParlor Car
limited Has dining cParlor and Sleeping Cas-
cl,atS al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
d gFW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Lackawanna Railroad,
reave York foot Barclay Christopher StA
N A M-For BInghamton and F,mira-
no A M-For Buffalo. Chicago and St LOUIS.
40 90 A M-For Syracuse, Oswsgo. Rtchheld Springs
10 Az p M-Pocono Mountain Special.
"A p NJ Buffalo and Chicago.
IL 90 p M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
4 p M-Fo- Buffalo and Chicago
IS a. p M-For Buffalo Syracuse. Richheid Springs.
- "a a Nor Chicago sleepers open at 93o p N
TIA, ets l49 400 1888 Broadway " Y, 32s fulton
g Rrookiyn. sDaly. Except sunday +Fsun fridays
and Saturdays only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, Sept 1.-The official closing QUO
tations for mining stocks to-day and yesterday
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
NAVAL STORES.

In oirIts t,lrpentne market quiet but steady
and without important change in prices with machine
10. barrels quoted Resin firm but rather
nmst Tar was quiet unchanged at $5.75 for oil
6aTTeIz; TTIRPENT1NE-ou and
6s 964c.
P6sIN.%C,ommon to good strained. So 65qs3 20: e
"a ~, + 81 40; G. 45; H. 81 So: 81 So X - 50;
"a 20; 90 81 O5. W G. s. so and w W, SIS S04S5 So
STOCK ON HAND
Pnein.
Spirits turpenne bbls. S42
ra-
Nev,Or,eans Sept 1.-Receips: Rosn. 297 hbls: tur-
pentine, Is bbIs. ,-.,--,>-,, e-,rt.. e-,, eo,.
receipts 80 casks ROsIN steady. ST. bid receipts
900 tfs "A Arm 81 80: receipts. los bbls / ftPt
cT1TcrIde arm 50 80. 81 . and 81 10 receipts l59
bbls. rr-ppr,-r1>-E, Am SIC. solas
or his. receipts be- shipments. GO ROSIN firm; sales
Iea bfis. receipts OBS shipments 100 We quote
1s19 Ia r "a "a: D. So co. E. 50 g5 r 81; G. 81 20; l.
s. 30; K 81 IS; NJ. 81 40; ~ 81 90 T. 81 3D. ana
!" man ms % Sept 1.-TURPENTINE-sPrit ASS Ma
MARIAN strained. o.; do fine. lbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
LEHICH VALLEY.

American refined in pals steady 4os Sd CHEESE
American finest white strong coored strong 5Ss
"a TALIOw-Prime city steady 23s: Australian Ia
London rrrn 27s Sd TURPENTINE steady, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
Railroads.
SYLVANIA
R A L R o A d

r A / L R 0 AID
STATIONS foot of west Txentythird s,t. and p.,.
brosses and Cortlandt Streets
leaving ns f59 tPsa s s1. a
Twenty-third Street Station
f SS 1H FfS Hfsa -.
.lossA.M THE fad F = Nsali L1nrrED-.,
r.55PM cHIcAGo. tISeINNArL AND ST.
.s.ssrM. rr- HoF1s s EsFEEsSlA SPECIAL
:sss N St GTIs E k2 STclssATr EXP
e eAsHh4 SfpE ANp CINCINNATI
1855 r VI. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
- WASHINGTON s, L {. .,S :, AND The III SOUTH
% S9nsEsssionai Lmlted . = az .0s Is ;.
i2ss n ess s% cSnsfes,ioaas Emd .s Is.
sot t9 sss All II n.sa! IS go. as m 1910
Atlantic COAST LISE.-.s25 a. m and o2s .. m
sEABoARo AIR LNE-1a2S D. N. and IL 10 - m.
NORFOLK 9ioLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-'s.2' p m
cHa Hes. OHIO RAnwAY-1.sS a. NJ week
FOE Hs. 6I,b PoI5T coMFosr and soRroLK-7ss m
ATLANTIC CITY.-s55 a. M and 2.5s D. weekdays
foSG s9NcR agb1 81 Tf FARE -s.n eov
ss a1a my eszslsad Sas
iS0i s saiurssy. oss say
Branch; Is Saturday, enyj. 25 2S5 Is q q ss.
5s'a aG s So esRs su aassps
80 s-'. 400 a F Fox snd P 4iSI 3 e
M II s. .,ssS Is: IS :i6 ass ., SSS
1913. 6.55 755. % 92J 9.55 for North Philadeph,
oniSp p m. 1910 night weekdays Sundays. ~
80 25 's25 o 90 .41o55, .1o55 II q ~ 80
LOO .323. 800 a % ('f455 for North Phialde Pns
onlyl '455 $3.50 755 sos 925 9.55 for North Phila-
delphia only p m. IL 10 ngh,
Dining Car. fExtra-fare train
Ej sss f4a Is
81 Asto- House and sIations named above Brook
yn 542 Fulton Street $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad way
ana pennsylvania Annex Station. The New York Trans
fer Company will call for and check baggage rom
notes and residences through destination,
Service.
W. W. ATTERBIRY 7 R. WOOD.
General Manager Passr Traffic Manager
GEO. BOYD.
Genc-.l Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02

c,oT-N>S-The cotton market less active put
There sharp break early DuI
ste- covering caused some improvement ana hna prices
Lore5 ,er,- little net hange for the day dece OF
rains TO an advance Gf points sales are estinaIeu
$. an coo bales opening easy al decline OF
I3 noints response TO easier cables AZ hFst hee was
hesitation seeing indication
,rrsnt FIl support pounded prices down TO under
The lowest OF previous dav, when stop loss oEoeIs
-e-e caught and break followed carrying the list CT 70
net loss 1915 points At this level profit taxing
v shorts for holidays steadied the list sghy
and buying for long account caused rally
shortly after midday
showing net gains points. Later fluctuations how
ever irregular, ana the market while ca4ed
Sentiment was in the
,4ndfrion where speculative conditions We're
attracted little atten-
lion Two crop reports issued. placed the
,ion per against T54 per cent last month
q T05 against cent last
Month. the authorities also estimated that
abandoned and that the total area N be harvested
his wear 20 per under that OF last season
There three points in Texas. hut no
general the drouth. Southern spot markets
UNCHANGED to 1<c lower.
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
aas Is