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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26
PAY YOUR DEBTS.

The man who is endeavoring to
pay his debts and cannot is to be
pitied and should be extended
every help and courtesy possible.
1t isn't every man who can meet
mis- obligations promptly, and due
allowance should be made for this.
Very few men really desire to UNI
duly push the payments of debts,
and it is not good business to do
it. But the man who contracts
debts without the intention of pay
ing them, or who gets behind and
then makes no effort to settle up
Inc old scores should be treated
with contempt by all honest peo-
pie, and made to feel that he is
about as low-down as men grow.
Debt is not disgraceful in itself, but
to persistently fail and to refuse to
pay a debt is a disgrace. The
sooner the people come to regard
it in this light the better it will be
for them. A man is of very small
oaliber who will allow some other
man to feed and clothe or other
wise care for his wife and children
without making an effort to pay for
it, yet all of US know many men
who habitually do this. The man
who will do it will steal but for the
fear of the laws punishment
Brentwood Bulletin.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26
La Grippe Thrice Cured.

Il have had the grippe three diff
ferent times" says Mrs. Thomas
CleIand, of Alliance, Ohio, and was
left with a bad cough. Every time
! was cured by the use of Cham
berlains Cough Remedy and | can
not speak too highly of this valua-
BILE medicine. For sale by all
Druggist. 3lT5t
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26

The scarcity of coal that has
prevailed all this month more or
less has caused a general hope that
that gas factory will be an assured
thing before another winter. Fuel
and illuminating gas are treasures
in a climate like this and it will be
a glad day for Amarillo when the
berjuice is turned into the mains.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26
Holiday Rates.

For the Christmas and New
Year Holidays the Southern Kan
sas will have on sale Tickets to the
old states at ~ fares for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Dec.
Fl, ~, %, "a, IS, 26, 81 and Jan.
/. Good to return 80 days from
date of sale.
7. w, WHITE,
49tf. Local Agent.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26

The HERALD has received much
literature recently in regard to
Christian Science, and it has been
carefully studied by the sporting
editor, who mas been having much
trouble with toothache, and really
needed something of the sort. For
the rest of the staff the old time
religion is abundantly satisfying.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26
A Good School.

Tobys Practical Business Col
lege, Waco, Texas. No blow, no
nor unbusi-
ness-like propositions or guaran-
tees. Plenty of good, honest work
by highly educated persons
that's all. The High Grade
School for High Grade Students.
Catalogue free, enter at any time.
this school is the home of James
Shadeless Shorthand, the renown-
ed Parliamentary System. 1-6mo
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26

Next Monday is the day we
make a number of resolutions and
keep none of them. That is the
way with humanity, but it is per-
haps the better off for having made
the resolutions, whether they are
kept or not.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26

IT was an unappreciated bit of
irony that the weather man should
have brought that big load of pros
pectors to town in the first real
blizzard of the season, but then
come to think of it. he gave US
ample waring.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26
Notice Tax Payersl

Please call at the office of the
collector of the Amarillo indie
pendent School District and pay
your district school tax,
r. B. NEwcoME, Collector.
Room IL Carson Building.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26

Now, in the old gray dawn of
the morning after" are you not
ready to admit that you are the
better man for the coming of
Christmas2 If the recurrent of the
day failed to call up similar and
better DAYS, there must be some
thing wrong in your makeup.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1905

THE Childress Post celebrates
Christmas by the issue of an elab-
crate special edition, worthy in
every respect of the splendid
country it represents.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26

the custom should be more gen.
eral. If it were the writer hereof
would not have to worry about the
square-up that is coming as sure
as fate next Monday.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26

SENATOR W. A. CLARK of Wyo-
ming has pleasing little habit.
Every time grandchild is born to
him, he presents it with a check
for 81 100000. We really think
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-12-26
Governor Cobb Of Maine
Tells Of States DsgeReTacy

In q Courageous Speech Before the
Maine Club Of New York, He Tells
the Shameful Truth About the
Maine Law that Places q
Premium Upon Fraud
and Deceit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20 1suo

s. IS: extra winter So s5ass TO- RYE FLOUR Arm
s ,s - as i9 DEano AansA hrn. auoled Fine
S Ss essay Msssrn Sui Quoted Western
s -. si prompt sinent city bran u. huk sis
ss K SS F < sgs iuS Sas 81
trAae and snarp advances a prices a
irat"ie o. tne oey not on.y in wnvst
,oer under reaiialns. sc ngner
,ns S..tp ae.sness N Al! wel as
p.evivls n.gnt fas MAI ke,s ADVANCED parJ
POINTS eaa Berlin marks. fom
SIRIUS apo stated ceased
az "VHld n:fe Deeh even sreater according 10 easn
whether ANY particular Shipment
be earrled ont sales OF 80 were reported never
a @ i'',11ins f f ops OF sSur ana
Noftn lacinc Coast reported tnat Japan vas good
meats OF -four a sood casa demand rom miis
have only Increased z1s,eo last four days
risae eaoes Iroin f,9sr.o IN e 4Lseiitss complained
slreets Increased '.evz 900 pnsn. COMPARED with
some selling IN me af.ernoon winch took the cage on
Of wheat at the ADVANCE out it was wei ABSORBED.
Interior receipts oon'inuea liberal agsressuns lSeso
local market Deeeaoer YES e4c and in Caesgo ss,se
mens Casa wheat hrm a. Ns@lOrk, closing as
sioat; No Northern Duluth. sa4e and No Northern
] 1850 70 corn Soat o1E s sctiS a IN
g mere ne Ssn a1 oaS sIo 9I ar &
OF export business. wncn aggregated
81 oaos besides l,voVvJ busn by Culcaso
having been worked the previous DAY. Local
a liberal basis chicago a
large commission house business he adv
engagements or ocean freight room suggested
CT the
minated that 2oOooooo bush OF
noI bought from
ances &t4cOo bush and interior receipts
last year. december Liverpool jumped
nd. against 5o advance IN positions
continued untaNorabIe Tor moving Chicago
Thursday as a of
drawback to a large extent No com closed at olc
elevator ana &c, ahoat: No 2 white and
No z II o afioat trade
oats also a big options
Chicago reported sales crop.
ana hgn prices. which the expectation
that Europe would respond The
unsatisfactory that sellers are demanding almost pro
hibtpe prices Locally 10000
were reported account The
firm follows hiAed. 70 81 10 QS4 nc;
WHITE 80 81 10, 5o1SUc, and 30
S55a g3I.sc RYE-Market steaoy: No Western, 76c,
C New-York BAhLEY-MaLket steady. Feeding.
41c, and mailing. 4seoI nc. i New-York- BUCK
at Is 17c delivered NewYork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26

cordng TO private adsces demand good
ings moderate The ocaI market was quite active and
nF ia sympathy with tbs strength at primary markets.
Quotations follow: Domestic ordinary 3Sse iar TO
good. 3293 sc: prime choice 4gifsc head, 42G6c:
Patns, 5sd5Sc Japan foreign. nominal; domestic,
St GS9c; Java, Ala Rsngoon In bond u. 2]sc
SUtfAE--The general market for refined sugar
quiet with prices unchanged. and the selling basis is
500 less graduated. Prices quoted
net. less cut loaf and crushed, 54c
mould A. aG5c cubes 1850; NIX powdered 4s5c;
powdered, powdered and fruit powdered 4stc:
Eagle confectionery graduated 4s5c Eagle
ana 5b bags of fine graduated. 4s5c; Eagle fine
standard granuated and diamond A. oc confect toners
A. 1850; No 435c; and 3. 43Oc; No 4, 400; No
Alec No O. 4.luc T. 4.U5c; No 3e5c; No o. 300c
No 10 s3c: Nc H. 3.75c; u. zoe No II. 3Go
Ii and 10 3-55c. European beet sugar markets
quiet and London cabed decline of @d for October and
November The position of the ioca maTke
without important change, and values
less nominal quoted the basis Of g-loc 90
test centrifugal I5-16c for SO test muscovado and
l1l6c for So test Meetings. the week
at the four ports of the United states were 10000 TONS
the before, but 100 less than
year. Receipts 81, $50 contrastod
with 6s.50A the previous week and 1854 a
fore and l59. Oe9 last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26

viii o s% pdo OF TN IN 9 St %as at
al4s The losai market vas dull and lower with spot
closing f los FOR and 40 5s for futures Locally
ee ~as SiS W5 and oasus at
LEAD was unchanged fl4 It's 81 in the London mar
plies quoted 5000 4oe sPEITER STEADY at
is rs "a IEoN lower in the English wi a
SIS Sd Locally market is firm, No foundry North
quoted at 17Sqs The make for Ta rssH a d pig
fatureess with prices generally easy Foundry grades
i SfFe are quoted as foows: CASH SIS soa
ss sS ah sS ss 60 S
MoAsss AND was na [n c aa ao
primary points light and BUYERS are finea 10
titles The local market is fairly active in small Job
fbss %ss some d 3e5nk' Which
& t0s, g fGlS orwaa a. FL less and
bans Pihs we" Ssntrfuga canrno G2c fair lagoG g9Sd
Soc SYRUPs-ConInon. 93s@lSe; fair l4Sl7ci good
OCEAN FFE1GIfTs-char aoye th.ough9ut
the markets for f ana Rates we ons hg9
or endence Qu9at to k1eFp99 ana eb ha Ant
werp Ss ID Lsth and Nesvcast $40 non al ET men
% vl gss P asT iS5 H. q s
Tasnors to e ssS ports Cent In! nel
Is I'D or ga ao oBs general carg Gulf United King
6 5sa or Gontinen is Sd B5i I;l
ssS eancr us tons same rs, cenhe JanuaFy
Rfbh rs 7 z9e" janaaTy 49, 40
ln5 s5qs 2d 2s e GPaiEn steamer 55 tons
one Fort Continent 0cs Docemhe Janasry; tea 0go
Norwegian steamer i82l sera go hence 70
f si7 t Pa' sa n6safB isr sn an9s
Gulf to 90 R95ar9 west o fsdia sede enc
tis sT Eorh ss9 an 60s stea@er tons
5sube St Lawrence coal trade month o PIRATE months
se2aer terms British ship 1881 general carg9
he1G so to Sydn pscenSs Tanuary
lumber hence ns to B Res Rver to BGenos ys
sarlo ivate terrn sas Ssh .5ooks etc Portland to
WindUnrd Island private terms schooner 81 toms c9a
Ph@dsiohia 70 News to Be nuda private terms
schooner 60. on 1enT lumber suoik to Newo private
shqoTers So s saos s5 a 9 oSs eoa f Bs
a9 " noston s5c 90 tons sane s OPTIC
Porfso9h sG e. IerY9q Fec british 7s
fsnsai G ,er: TFsaid
Ooo gs Sa ossmer oemher schooner AL
tens COIL Philadelphia to Mama pa ser with hna
prices previous nights him. so sers the the pr n
altitude Of sellers sna advance ed 400
sbis was snrs in q goo ess Lnsee
nj TH Was aa b WI ag1to o Phadp5
s ee buzz 5c refined cases ose f bk
dPsa h adsaha hulk e7se water Ghs s sasss
SewYoTk IS ie Phi his ootSSer 2sa IAeNo
Slmer 2sa2esc December 81. G. sa pifns
2sG and GLOW Nay iNsED 9AI sos ssn s rs
s sps IA LARD tg OIL IN october ribs and
oSd.r I ssReEs sas stff f6
od h and Syss BY xtS oo a on
sssS h1 s sw. and PoRR sssSS
Lave hogs sisass % family ST. scasas s So
ESQ ESQ oaf22 pse AAM SO qale quoted
cs22 100 r. re 10 Te piss nakns ,65.c
ATsPekcd n, bei ee Il SIC Picked . sh0 "natss
10 n Quoted f o9etsa h'' cy sc
STEADY r 2posed a5e i' city lard
a1ofed at Refined lard asi Esa KEGS Ss5o
America ssay: apoted at 81 % sTAa77NE quiet
cenpSuo eo 7a7c city lard ar, md ADVANCING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26
OTHER MARKETS-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct. 25.-CATTLE-Reeeipts 1000: market,
best. others slow. Steers So s5sa 40 s;ockers
feeders So o0Gss rs; 81 50s3 90; bulls
81 05Gss hoers 81 Sass 49, calves s. 1897 30 HOGS
Receipts % 600; ket weak lower. Shipping and
selected 20Gs5 81: rrixed and heavy packing "a $50
50 light SIS o59s5 2o piss and roushs 81 sofs5 90
SHEEP-Receipts 80 GOO Market steady sheep. 81 SIG
81 rs: lambs. So 16ffsT 65
Cincinnati. Oct 25.-HoGs steady; butcher, ship
pers. IS IS; common 81 2l5 75 Cattle steady: fslr
to rood shippers, s46s4 IS: s2Ts2 IS SHEEP
steady 50 obsts5 %: lambs STEADY. SIS so5s7 so
East Buffalo, Oct e6.-CATTI.Fl-I Receipts $50 head
dull steers S. boas5 7b: shipping TE5e
So 81 butchers 2Hgs5 heifers 50 2s4 go s. 50
ass S. bulls. Sc 2b1s3 SIS. FEALS-Reeeipts
active. 2ae hieher; IS 5ot$s HoGs-Recei9ts. $500
head shade stronger sE lsss .eaay on Others asav
pigs 81 2oas6 90; roushs 81 aofts4 co. ssgx So ca
s. rs: dairies and grassers. s5Gs5 40. SHEEP AND
LAAiBs.Receipts 7.ee9 head; sheer active and aro:
So 2SsfsS 30: wethers and s. Fnflsf
sheep mixed So soas5 T5 Canada iarnbs 81 5GdlsT co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26

during the earlier shipments of this fall,
This. of course the higher grade
the Incident does hir rates for useful
marks be said. however, that the buoyant
conditions do not reflect covers strength.
We quote: Prime large bales, 100 ~ s2la fs5e: No
5eteo; clover mixed No l. ena69e; do No 2 a5as9c;
Long rye is active at 7Oq75c per 100 NJ supply
quite equal the daily cali Receipts OF hay and straw
in tons reported Mt the Produce Exchange
day: HUDSON River Railroad. 40: Erie. 30; Pennsy-
yaus IA Delaware. Iackawanna and Western, CO.
high Valley I2o; Baltimore and Ohio 1o river boats
I5sl. total 500 tons week. sS1S tons:
week o 243 tons Exports for week, bales: London
1874: Southampton 251 Colon, SO; Trinidad. 81; Pro
geso 26 Receipts straw. 80 TONS for week 41o toRs
last week 533
MILK AND CREAM-The Exchange price OF milk
mains al &c a quart the shipper in the 26c zone
receipts in forty quart cans tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, OCTOBER
coFFEE-The coffee market was weakened by further
pon;dstion The opening to 10 points lower IN
response 10 French cables and rather heSVisf re-
md while there scattering demand tue
go, rrs6uay eased Of ruling particularly weak In
late trading close steady at the decline OF
o. "a - points Sales including switches. were ABOUT
~ this total about Sooeo bags were N te
lsnA of switches from December later months 10 sep
.shr ~ IS points March SO points and July at 90
rSsnts There seemed he no change in the general
eakness French market, which closed at ueclle
f-arc and by slightly larger receipts anc
--3r,sr~ markets these would hardly have
the decline for the speculative position
,ha local market the nearby long N
and the Of flesh support when seems 20 pc
s-v of for less favorable from the coming crop
settieneat OF the December option notice Gay
en-ozches market for spot coHee was easy WIN
eI1aa,.-toT. on the basis Of sc for Rio No Z.
s range contract prices II the local MARKET 'oaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26

The local market for SPOT c5tton closed quiet and n
shsnsed. of 10 for mddiing UPLAND an
ptic Tor mddiing Gulf Sales were JOS paes 70 -
seItaerh spot markets telegraphed as ioLos
iek steady lower 19a.c; sales. bb4 pats
t-e norniusIlv higher al Iossc Augusta quiet ahd
.@ lower 19.e sales. 2.o39 bales Mopie e 49, at
else higher lose. Charleston frm and &c oM e.
r.; sales 100 balss. Savannah Quset enc iover
~ .-lhc: 5676 Louis quiet
i6c. Galveston firm and 3-1ec higher az 10 saie
.;is bales New-OTleans steady ana "a y a
~ s-lec: sales $50 bales Wilmington STEADY aI
.shT et lei.c Memphis firm and isc hignea notnfs
saies- l0o0 Estimated receipts at eadins PoI
~ morrow Al Houston 1B 600 20 10000 bales asa.nt
$50 last 1882 Last year: az ga 20 ass
.o 10 1000 bales AGAINST 81 4e6 last wees %
a., year. New-Orieans $500 TO $500 hAies
SO iast week and 10 7I2 year. -, o-,
Receipts the ports and interior points To-Day COM
pefec with ~. same Any last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26
NAVAL STORES.

spirits turpentine there was slightly rs stad lie
NC. with machine made barrels quoted at zoe Rosin
remained steady and unchanged. with sood !opoins
demand. Tar firm and fairly active In jobbtng
We quote:
zoe.
TAR-S55O.
ROS1N-Common good strained, 50 o59s3 TO- E. 81 20
as 10; +. S5S5 10; g. So 05S5 10; n So 1898 2O
SIS 90 *, So go NJ IS 40; N, IS As G. 81 1895 SO.
and w ". s6qs6 10
STOCK ON HAND.
JUS
lar a-fS1 WIS
NewOrIeans. Oct. 25.-Recepts-Rosin. II bbls: tur-
pentne 62 btls.
Savannah Oct. 25.-TURPENTTNE firm. s7i1 d67ac;
sales, 67S bbls receipts 674 ROSIN firm Sales go
6bls receipts ISL: shipments. AT. Quoted: A. and
c. 81 05 ID. 81 49, E 81 35; F. 81 TO- G. S4 70: H 81 So
s. 50; IS o5 NJ IS 20; N. So 30; w G. So 40. and
Wilmington. Oct. 25-1SPIRITs TURPENTINE firm:
SIC; receipts "A casks ROSIN firm So u.s. receipts 212
6hls TAR firm. 81 So; receipts. 80 bbls. CRUDE TUR-
PENTINE firm IS % 81 IS and 81 20; receipts 135 bbs
Charleston. Oct. 25.-TURPENTINE and ROSIN, moth
ing doing.
ROSIN-Amer1can strained. los 3D.: hne. iSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 25--Closing-CoTToS-s in fair de-
sied: SEED niddling 592d; raedlng 5Ted; Iow mid
sales OF the day 1CcOO bales % which
Tor speculation and export and Included
Receipts 81 eco bales. including Futures
opened barely steady and closed weak: American
ding October. 5e6d: October and November 5ads
November ana December beTd; December and January,
6G1d: January and February. b0Ad: FEBRUARY ard
March. 5.c5d; March end Aprt. 56Td April and May.
5Gsd May and June. 6e9d; June aud July sod. July
and IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liyergeoi Oct 2s-cioslng-wI aEsAT-spot steady; No
March es II nd CoRN-spo American ed
SIS Ikd; futures strony: December 5s a-sd January.
HOPS in London tPacihc COAST dun. IL los5fs los
FTOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady, Cd BEEF
dull extra India mesa. Iss PORK Arm; prime
Western .es HaMSs-Short cut u TO ls 70 firm AIS
10 TO "a 10. 5os Cd; on1 miaaies light %
~ Ss 8d long clear mdics heavy, SIS to 10 10 Sea;
short clear backs. 10 20 20 n Asa BELIZE IL 20 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26
Il ,o.,t,o- Of Brazilian coffee is as follows
= 4---- 60 neal Ia r1ani1f b

co7ToN-Ihere tremendous activity ana excite
aat u tie S05o aTHef t@aS a1tosether sue as the
market witnessed Stree the DE ereak o. IsS
actualioa. idea OF the nervousness and the violence
huctati2ns can be secured By foow n me fS9e o.
ton so!d 1o52c IN the early session broke 70
snS inside 81 ten minutes the issued sold
zoe Of the most active covering movements
ard forced January back 10 6cc surprisingly short
eng o. ,a he lae ling January sold at 075c
PORTS I'd from Of the session - points
tsG aaa f bR s frost of last
% list 9gs9d Pei 91 asa a% on f
abroad Ups figures would De over
weather in the Central belts. and Just be
fore the census report was 81 POINTS hst tsady at
1890 points, large operators carr
Which was sold off on bearish predictions report
would seHsatioHaliy buliish showing IBIS norI
ne census report showed that 72s bales had been
5ss 70 s sGf a u s ssss 90 n 1857 e nGfnSs
gins reporting was placed at % 500 asa1is' 70
Inquire whether material number Of gins refused 10
report this year but iHaeciaeiy placed pu pull
tarn The figures without special value as
ID tots. c9e s snnea to oetoeT IS
emit The S per Gs ana IN alto II hose report
rs responsible for the advance Of Tnesasy norma 9f.
sated that IS Of the crop had been gnied 70
oser Is this season II So the crop dn0aed ed, o. Ge
@ per case Of ss GP sarsa n s q the
crop would e In the neighborhood 5000 oeo bales
and II as large port n has been Snned as IN ig9I '
deal standpoint g therefore that fnT,he
4, i'm s VII % neeessaFy before 5in i' oesiVe tes
lnony popular sentiment generally takes the place OF e
ng the bush Interpretation placed upon the hgures 81
ss sga yesterday seotEern SPOT InsTKe,s es due 10
The y no u points ps IN The local market to-day
follow $:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26

about 2ao for tn. Feeling tribe arm Buffalo
and Pennsylvania hogs
fairly quotabo ut IS eons5 no. choice light
weights might quotations. Country dressed
lower at skGssc 10 for light. 1850 for medium
B Sanders: State hogs 2Io 70 average IS 90 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26
READING SYSTEM
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. r.

STATIONS: Eo ss' LIB 9t ~. n. R.
Time shown below 10 from Liberty st. West I'D q.
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted by desisnattne
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUcK
800 b545 Easton olyl P. ". Sun, 20 A. ". LOO.
LEO and 100 p. NJ
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-efo A. NJ. 40. 500
Z. NJ Sundays. "A. 80 A. NJ. 500 p. NJ
LAKEWOOD; LAKEdURsT, TONS RIVER AND BAR:
NEGAT-.zi % . 40 4. NJ: iSo. 800 dAkswood ara
g. 80 Lake8ood AMI Lakehurst-J
ATLANTIC CITY-'s40 =. IL. kt3. 80 P. 81.
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sE3SHORE POINTS-x4 %.
j2of Sundays except Ocean Grove. 900 A. NJ. AGO.
SS0P.M.
ATLANTIC HLDs. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BcH..
EAST LONG BRASCH-z4o 90 $3.50, I1-3o A. NJ
80. k3 AZ. $50. 53o. $50 I. ST. Sundays 600 A. ~.
.iiop A. M n.I2oo Milo g 90 ssoo .a6o rn'soe.
mtG, 90 "7.0o u 30. 900, 5000 P. NJ, t'12I mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHIN1iTON--soD. m'lp0o. '12 %.
= m.2oo mt"4.c0 $500. eco -i121
IANsPoRT.lls4. "a 80. rs % 1912, dooo. II
sDsfy. tDany Sunday. Sundays. t?aTlor
only. Via Tama:--7. aENceSt SasrTdays -,Din-
From TWent.~tfIra street-b5.eo P NJ ESQ P. NJ
etc 20 II. NJ. eI.S0 P. b. jI1.50 r NJ. k3.20 p. NJ
on fiberty St. West sd ST.. 6 Astor House. PSI.
1900 broadway. 1872 5th Ave. PSI 9Th Ave.
Union 219S ed Ave. go West 25th St. 24J
Prcoilyn: broadway Williamsburg York Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage to destinatirn
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Vics-Pres Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26

900 cables: Rio-Cofee market weak; No Rio
g. exchange le 3-16d; receipts 1900 bags: snip
49, 0uU bags; shipments roF
rop. 5000 bags stock $4,000 bags e Tee
s.--sH as bags. Hauburg-CoTee market
sa1es unchanged pig higher ct m was net IN
.ea - i Rig lower; sales 5.eo0 bags. HavreCoftee
800 onene1 quiet franc lower at IL m uch6hgea
A-' ~ pSecined i franc $50 unchanged total
saies' 600 begs. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-26

10 Ais. HoUIDFFRS-Souare. IL IS 70 steady a2s.
LARD quiet prime Western. 56s refined ia
pals. 3is e. BUTTER-GoOd United States nominal.
SIS CHEESE steady; white 55s: Amer
finest co!ored, 56s. TAI1Aow-Prime firm s2s
Cd. TURPENr1SE-S2 Arm sos ROSIN-con,-
firm. los PETROLEUM Refined steady Gid.
hINSEED OIL steady. lis Cd