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New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS

New-York
Plymouth April s. 7:oT m-Arrived steamer Philadel
pha. Mills New-iork for Cherbourg and Southampton
and proceeded
lDutch), Bonjer Rotterdam for New-Nork.
Sunderland April sailed steamer MeldeTskiR for
Queenstown April s. I2i3 r m--Arrved steamer rnri-
eTirt. Potter. New York for Liverpool pro-
ceededl. 1877 sailed steamer Cedric tBr HAD
dock from Liverpool. Nev-York
Head, April SP2sSed. steamer Exeter CITY tBrl
King. New York for Bristol
Antwerp April sSailed steamer Vaderland CBeigl
Ehom New York
Flushing Aprn Arrived. Charlois Cputch,
Schmidt. New York
Roalogne, April : 10 m Arrived. steamer statendsm
Havre Aprii g noon-saisd steamers Ia savo,e fFrr)
Polrot New York. 70, la GaEcoEne tFr. Four
nicr New york.
cherbours Arril S S,4s sailed steamer $, Louis
Iamison from southampton, New York
Gibraltar Apri steamer Calabria (ErN Cover
lev. New York FOR Marseilloc and LeEhorn
IrEhorn April Arrived steamer Algeria tprl, GeoYae
New York via Msrseilles
Naples Aprtl Z. In--saied. steamer Neckar Ger,
ItarrnssovfitF. York
Palermo Arrl 81 Arrived steamer Cretic tprl Ssallv
,ienna f1r New work.
Pest sold Aprll Arrived steamers Charies Ttbarrb.r
% Rot New fork f0f shanghai ~ Iiuao
stahb Tovk f1r EinRapnre. Manila etc
a. Rts Anil 9ssiied steamer rfetcria tprl Ne
FenEia New YoFH Vis Hprn'uAa
Thomas Ann Arrived steamer Nanoa ,Bs Frassr
New v0fF rH AutiHtn. etr
pstuuas Attl eaie4 steamer Pefuud'sa err
90, - ar-n & ris ~, sailed ,t.smer vea.r,,rs
tBslai Easa lfsam AntNetp). New Yvrk.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
THE WILD CALLS FOXES.
Tuo Escape from Cages at Zoolog-
icaL Garden.

Two small yellowish gray foxes furnished con-
siderable excitement yesterday afternoon, when
they escaped from their open-air cage in the
Ne1v-Yo.k Geological Garden II was nearly
o'clock when they decided 10 take flight and the
park was well filled with the Saturday afternoon
crowd of women and children
schloesser ana Ray. keepers. had begun
- clean the foxes cage. and. IN passing
hose into the inclosure had left the door slight
ly ajaF. TIE two little animals. which had com.
from the Orange Free State. soon became aware
- this means ~ exit and determined 20 make
use of IL. Darling through the narrow opening
they hurried over 10 the buffalo den and the
women and children scattered IN all directions
The foxes, however. did not remain long Ia
the neighborhOOd of the bufalOes. but went on
70 the antelope house There they got
into separate pens. provided for the antclopes'
exclusive use. and rested for few minutes
Meanwhile the keepers were coming on with
nets 20 catch the fugitives. One u tho foxes
was soon caught, bat the other. which had gone
into the pen Of South African horned ante
iope, net an unfmely death. The antelope. tax
Ing offence 81 the intruder, goTed Il % death
badly mutlating its body.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 5;32 Sunset 6S2 Moon 1887 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 1911 Gov 10:15 Hell Gate - Oa
PMSandy Hook 1O35 Gov 1O:46 Hell C5ate 10 90
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
DR.. o'MeILL MUST PAY ALlMoNY

DR. John u O'Neill Of No. 2al DeKab-ave
Brooklyn. Inspector Of the Board Of Health I'm
that borough. has been directed by Justice Bschof
20 pay his wife Helen ~ ONell SO week all
rnony ana % counsel fee of uoO pending the deter
TnuatiOn of action he has brought against her
Tor separation. An attempt was made 10 have the
case sent 70 referee. but this application was
denied Arthur q. Salmon is counsel for Dr DNeil
Cfto ~ pronRe represents Mrs DNeiH
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

yesterday, charged with the theft Of money and
jeweIry from guests in the Belleclaire Hotel. at
No. 5H Lexington-ave The complainant was D.
George White. acting manager of the hotel De-
tectives Conroy and Summers placed a marked .
bill in an envelope in one of the rooms, and watched
Miss Mourand After she left the room the enVel-
ope was missing. She broke down later, and CON
fessed that she had been stealing from the various
rooms, and implicated Telling
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Saturday, April 8, 1905.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Citta di New-York 0taD. Cilcagno Genoa
March IL Naples Is Funch. Edge & 60, with 81
cabin and 951 steerage passengers and ndse Arrived
the Bar $3.50 a
steamer NIokefels Ger Freeden Calcutta Feb
ruary 49, Colombo %. Suez March 12 Port Said 1S Al
gers 49, Boston April :. to Funch Edge & Co. with
Steamer BelaggiO Ger. Buss, Santos March IL, Rio
de Janelro IT, Victoria 10 and Barbados 81 20 Funch
Edye with 13 passengers mails and mdse.
at the Bar midnight 9TH.
Steamer Fontabelo (Brl. Mann. Demerara March Is.
Barbados 2s st Vincent 20. Martinique, Dominica
Guadeloupe 80 Antigua and st kits 81 st Coix April
and ST Thomas ., r Ouerbridgs Co. with AZ pas
sengers mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar mid
night 7tk.
Steamer vigiancia, knight. Vera Cruz March 81
PrOgreso April ] and Havana 4. to James & Co
with 123 Passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived
Bar at 1855 m Tth.
Steamer OTtzaba Byrne. Cfenfuegos March 20 San
tagO April and Nassau T. James Ward & Co.
with 90 passengers, mails and mdse Arrived az the
Bar 12:45 a m.
steamer Comanche Watson Jacksonville April and
and mdse Passed Quarantine az 7O5 a m
steamer Kansas City. Lewis. April s. 20
Ocean Steamship Co with passengers and mdss. Passed
in Quarantine at a
Steamer Aragon Blake Georgetown S c. April g. 10
Atlantic Coast Lumber Company with lumber. Passed
in Quarantine 10 a
Steamer New York. Roberts. Southampton ana Cher
bourE April to the American Line with passengers,
mails and mdse Southeast of Fire Island 5:26
Steamer La Touraine tFrl, Fajole Havre April / 70
the ompagnie Generate Transatantque with passsnEsrs
mails and mdse Southeast Of Fire Island at 7 Q m
Sandy Hook. J, April s. $50 . m-Wnf northwest.
light breeze; partly cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
BIGGEST LAKE BOAT LAUNCHED.

Chicago April s-The largest craft on the Great
Lakes launched to-day at the yards Of the
Chicago Shipbuilding Company. The vessel is the
steamer Elbert H. Gary. one of four of steel con-
struction for the Pittsburg Steamship Company.
and she is 10 be used for carrying She is 569
feet long, has beam of Sc feet is 80 feet deep and
will have a carrying capacity Of 10000 tons. The
engines will be triple expansion with cylinders a.
SO and 80 inches diameter by 42 inches stroke
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
SAILED

Steamers IAquiaine FD. Havre; Graf waldersee
tGer. Hamburg via Dover: Campauia (Brl LiverpooI:
- PAU; plymouth Cherbourg and southampton: Gale
conia (r Glasgow: iceland tBr) Antwerp Kong AIbprt
tGerl. Genoa Naples: (Norl BaFacoa Elise
Marie Ger. Flushing for orders>: Trinidad (Fr Ber-
muda; Cha.mette, New Orleans; Coamo. San Juan
Mexico Havana: Grenada tBr). Perth Amboy: city Of
Gloucester 'Brl Philadelphia: Zula. Guayra Curacao
etc; FL Norte Galveston Jefferson Norfolk Newport
News; City Of Columbus Savannah: Comal Kew Wesr
and Galveston Sican PRINCE Naples ana Palermo
Navahoe Wilmington Georgetown Iroouoa Charles
ton and Jacksonville Naples Arahtstan I'm
Montevideo. Buencs Ayres etc Masslia Grl Marsees:
DagEry PrUgreso Campsche. Chesapeake EsI-
timOre. Lewisport tBr, Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
CHARGED WIN RoBplNe eeLLecLAlRe.

Jennie Mo'rand snd johu n Telling both living
~ 30 Ua East Hfh-st we're srralEned before
Magistrate Craze. in ths Yorkvlns police court.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
Unusual Values in
Misses Suits,
Girls Box Refers and Dresse

MISSES SUITS styles, Eton Blouse
with hfancyti trimming, Panama cloth Serges
Cheviot Value 0A9'AS ana 0SU
MISSES COVERT CLOTH JACKETS, eoo-
models, tafeta lined, 9>'SS ana AAsSU
Value SIS and
GIRLS REFERS, IN Covert Cloth 11O-
and Chevo, 10 I4year ST'SS ana $40
GIRLS RUSSIAN DRESSES of Mohah Cheyiot. 49,
Blue, Brown and Red Value s. as S%.9S
GIRLS WASH DRESSES Russian Sailor
long wasted effect Chambray, Gmghams, g, 10 - -
Lawns and Dutle Special at 9IsSCS ZISs ZSS
West Twenty third Street
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20
Mi.~ellaDeous Markets.

G.AS sEps,oao:e Ter IA. Ies.: Timothy
mile, .. s'sI . IS II aaasaiisS asp Al @ ~
an s r.e ioI foul DEAD sSad On
sTOcT PEAs-W hlppcorwiu .Saesc per bu.
| BLACkEYE PEAs-ouote at u s9.iI-so per
KArEIR coRS-ouo,s white a, Sc per II,
.sUNFLowER sEEp-La.t sale a, $50 per
SORGHUM CANE sEEp-Nozina, a, 81 pc:
EtcKwyIIEsTveas:e a, 81; re- 100 lbs.
car ,t2s ,Gis snd q = .. smaller Gaar'ites
a. 4i.c to Se: .vapsrat.d Eiass at ss.c to 1;.c-
i.n,y NOR. quarters al 6 70 &C; chops at Ic
lried a, = 10 sS-.!i ci:s1;.tle s, o.s
,,s,s gs.Ss M aNo rEASog.;. ms, on oEdst. frera
Screened at >i's-.aT lots cDotge -. e rrx h.!i
Sa ksyc pas ga: @ : = feE t H. sis PA pas rs a, g.
l,atis "a IS. rel kIdney beans 5..v5A,c Waite
HoNEY-vuote: COm1-So. white clover q:
!3,ii'c. amber color Eaic: inf-s.Ir. brokcn.
hS.. ii;.taS; 60 &: cans .iiaec: California II.
Mo.s-cuG;c Ter ID: Gray mixed ,;.lI.e;
h.acE mixed "a :..c. Machire pac ked-N S;YSl-,:
Hack -: infe,ior l.ss 'N'''
LINsf:Ep nII.-%ao,asi. in ,o;. Q, from to
sALT-E;. sIt-: Medium 81: sranaia,ed s5:
fsr m wfa @I;Io S hs ,d, n ae.s 'Ei his side
:'i.c Per ID; for 80. ] aad &c :or No ! in oSis
s esSa ls on dT.sas 5R t :er .ornp,
livery: I-,-i tcS s.. =. FOR woCa-,oali. Si.:es,
fer ffhSG @ 5. sIs h, t ;2I 'aaS k.S
cash. Sss SIS siaez. work bbis@Eishi: hoop nSar iG
hoop sugar iic. six-hoo2 DO i!c. MIL run-Ap-
rl. &c. M. do. 2sc: Ir-a! sc: six-hO0p lime
"oTTo% SEED "rI.-w,n,-- white &c: vel;
low SO: suIa..sr waite =. Nc'ioS s!c: salad
-. COOKING Eit~ G4c, yellow Nc.
FFNTHEEs-rrn. whit-. Nv. s--s. In small
4.oc: ~ < s-S5ai: xX i:as-: XXX .!SGtes;
Nh Sn safES re- tai" nucsLwh!;. 8: daTk :sa55s
C,.!cksn-,'tclr- &c: vet. scaIied or damaged
E6oTsH,Iirs--r a, s. .5Ue so FOR ave-as. re-
osPts. but stcr';lE: Nc. T:say &c .Ic lower; Sn!,I
ping I:c. golden zeal 81 y fo- :; me dry; black
. May april. 2t, snake & :a5' q; ,r.a, angelic sid
> i'u-asc ic: sassafras.bars ~ r2o; SC. wild
s'rs:E : yhna nS t rcs slsGN 81 :2sin per ie all
in.rur. end in,eIi.r less
Quot. T.r. h: Prime dce::i,Lns a, %: black
iaI ~. 81. inferior !ess: antelope !-i:a .5-.
silfEF,p pEI.Ts-sh-a-l!nss and lamb range
FROM i.c to 60 each TO- current taS. .-of.'!r-
en- I:glsc per 10. for heavy s.FinlSase TO lsc :or
TEC,Ns-N.~ crop Western a, sc Per ID:
PEHIITs rSo' cnH,. ~ fS:1n.r. stock at ss5.c :or
Nl'." and .i.r for :-'!.
wNI.Nl7TsS- -,tU0;c al &c Per hr
HICKORY NU-S-Quote p-r hu: Large al
ga: shrllblrk a. 81 70.
S.s 's 'Eas.ra @ at .ase
pei IL
ITpEE-n & IhI
SORcHI'N-uua.e prime now a. :rd2Jc peg
gal
HRooMCoRN-Prinr. nominal on hasis - 81
Z" So per ton for Oklahoma brush Ia car LOIS
Of fTf.
POr CoI:S-ouot. r.r III lbs: or cob dry.
wiz NJ S.P' -: m:N'i sCfis.-, damp les.
ihfi.E St,iNE-.u"'ah.- pc! 10. al - i"'
Es-s:.rr an! H. IuF 'Ir.,tia.
EMPTY EAEEEI.-''oaI oil. .asolir" nan'-
'Ia. .'T,ir:tS. alcohol and tuipsrtu" 81 -. wlL-
s.. VII ~ 7sG;slr: !usp"i. Varrish. N n"Ts 81.
-gr. f,.arNir. oil ca. ~. vine whisky. ha.:
bl'r ga. PORK Gra sirnp .5ic. Iar, .s'.''0'. -s-
Il "1u.- .lc: sugar u q. kIaut = 'I'y.: i.sHs
- AfaG. La'f hb!s. I-c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20

roHk-F =: Quote standard moss Ia a
IiRIf-.h0."e steam on =. side guo,ab!. -;
ciCs" Al So. k.itlc-c"ni-r.i .i.d!'.c
Us AZ si.r lee at .-.c ia ~ &c es at :. y
->r- S.S!'a.s.a tsms-lfS sa.: ISIh. and - -
~ So. '.t.'' mia. at s'sEbr: N"r SSrI -'0't-
d~F~ ,IgHi--av.l AT s. E"li'ss-.Ts-av. a. -H'-,.
-. -. a. a, e. Ia. "a is,.. la at -
,.1s" n".l:rs AZ -. t. Ng- array.lirc T. 49,
az. california. al -. Nv Y"rk shoulders 81.
r. :. MEATS--'o arrive: I>oso cured cribs
a. T.Sc'." q. a Ext lot. in a small johnIs
way rang"d: ka@t.a sho--s n ~. ribs -,
'n-t u."..- a. sr. b-!li-- AZ S'rc - e.. plates
G.. far hacks -. standard I'd ,ks 81 O.-
G-Fs hs,.-
RACo* W.. r.ca;. II hblrS -sv
?" "a, - .u"l-~ Iirir. ham. az So {" l"a.r.
t'l't.-rr..,S ~ .J-i-.. XIV York shoulders II
- .- Plain smoked TX! 'ors IN {, small t,s-
oin- w. sa-s-i: EN'ra shorts al Sc. c.:!.-
AZ S'rC- short Ear 81. h~i!ies sc :" 10 g..
ats 'ts~. iat ta'hs ~ -. s'sn'.'r! ts'k ~
"I.f.O sTEAIINE- o. at -',r7.-, U,a..
T,Ll nw c-.o:. NJ COUNTRY ."rnl,aI a.
81 No. a. si.sie E.'A"rs' Prime -,
CREASE olr-e. rr-wn 3. -c:.rw a:.eaA..
" Hs.. -. .r- ordinary . s. : .lr... Pack
rr' ~t'-s: pTrVu S'-g-..-. ,-l'pw S'.nf',
VI :" - -" 2. 'Isi-ll ;.
IEI.F-,'u ,gLs,-. Itl'u---P'a.r 81. -ul 81. -.
Tu!;-- NsuE.' 81. Ia-,- 8. ..r.'t. p"r u E.
T0,;s-N.-.. &C.! ,1sd>. E--..s.G ,.-,, ia.
rrarH"- = '."~-- i.'s"rs s. - o.. "a k'-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20
MARKETS DN Tt.I.EGR APH.

fa-
.lN,',s >, -. iSii t, .,.siy. w,ns.r us,c,.t.
81, al =. d., rJE,.fchts 8. .s..r+io. G. ,.Ntr,s
r-,r.t,t. 8. -. -. - I,k.r. ,cJu; nv ruIT
iiT'r' Ia. :" "a g ~,a,I,' cS%.re To- fancy
;-.4 I:u"hE h.; ;%gr s s. -: Il: -a2'
s% Nn To- ,r T 5,"dE ,u. al vii ,ss ni an.
y,iiru s!.:5: coarse si.rsaIrs: &!In-driei & aa
N.w Yark i:ari.'y quiet: r.e,:ins * =. !. T.
I.".',.,a H1t''- iH.I sn,Ts ,sIs, .ai@s -.
:..Tnr's Sr"; s;.s.::i n red o. .i-va,or
.na -, :, 4 -. = arie.,: No Nor,.'ra Uuu,,.
-. . = a,;,s, S,arin. s'd.,a. .'" WS.It
-, = np,Ie- ,."..,n,,s ii..,,,i T.".tr;s .:II
,!y.,., in ~. -. hir -" =. nr,.as i.n,t .,,
nI,- All -i"..i -IrSh"n--i I. ,.c ne. iow,r
MAY :. 1855: a-iSc. I'D S.'.;: p.S. s:..g
I-ft; 80: sI,Ut steady; y" ~ = .l.va,sr
nbi,, -, "a nr,i'~s mar, va. y;;bau, ran
.r;tHns ciu4,rs Tn.;lv i.r lower. Ian. ci, ..,i a.
a.. M 80! -. De- ci.sci -. Oa,sN
mp i,xI @., 10 n Sc n. ,,.Ts ni,' ,h,.a :,
:" = .bS 3s-=ra'.5 'l,gi-,i Whit. 2, 10 ~ To-.
"M.ioe 70 100; I.i ia,.';S old O.: Pa
"a, 80, ss,,,g,y ~ MI. NJ 81 80.
bel h.r:.~ xla-. .. s4s.et ,:o5sali;s": g.,v
;A,iH iH;!' h'tI- i El.'a az ma', iIie,
saas s "a, l-,5a mt st'-y ,iSsn, Wss'Gn , sss,% as
fgly 'I.5 sh"r' ,;~-r 5. ''1 =" -: f'.-s 81 :,
alb ."ilHw s'"st'is. 'i;E az Ter parNsk"'
~. country t!.,CEaa.s fl.'I tH.uFr- Cotton
s"ri "U Sf'aiN- rr.rrr yTut~ nUu.Ir.Ii: do. vel
low - .sf.-,. RI s-'sc-. d"ula.ti~ fair 70
-. as. Japan n NINA. M0la<--s Arm: New
Dl..aT.- 60, y sct'le soe-i 20 chuic. :1I5sc.
~ Xoy issS.ors * steady, ,S, ~ y.lI..
I'm ~ white Sl',|. No Whit ....gS'c
vIi-ly N TIE rasi> - 81 = o. fnfsr.i < ~
- ~ .i--.-.s ID .r.rIr.. steal De-,
:, rd Nar.h : I'd .i,y :. MD ,.lfr' spr-
s-..ly- Arg.rIsan -..r-.t = liyI. Futures ar,is-
Ia, a. -. NJ 8. 4, 81
..r..',-g SST ,S-.s.It auo.,.,-n. 40. q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20

l'roG nre.

v-.~-r-r ..r-s- "n-z----- r-ms SET.
- 80 H@ ." "A So . 10
..rEz -#r csc .. r.".. la .rv a.. .s-f-
-g--. -"e-r- r.g~ "a -sHs s--s-.-y
.sH- - fer 5--. Sr-r- '-S-. -Ir-a
,ffFEF-s..''- r-'~-r Er6-- .E. .rs-s
=. - - y .-a-. \ =.
- >.s~ ss-.r~ .Esrs- y s..ra- a,
a.T...-- ---- s--rrr r-E.-. t.
F-0..-. ---.~.a"-f 3 - 49, ra.s 49, = .ass.
go s.rr-H. =. 49, Tr1-- 49, -g ..
#.-- rrr r-l 80 s~er-.-. r-sr~s.-s
rr-sr r-.- aa-E sr-.-'~- "a 80 .1tr.
iIvv ssa;E.-vr -g7s -s5-.s-. F-- -
are -. be- <~--r 0F'f '-sf----i 60
- . s-sEgT T7z1s F0-sr--s = 80 q
rf-.--. ss~-s.r -.--s trk- 49,
60. -rs--s. - 81 - ay- rsssS--
uEESSsEv t-r--t-e. -.s-s-F1..
-a-7s-z-. ---=r eh-Er1- 49,. r=-s~ve- ga
49, r-r-- s--~s r--s. C-l- s2l.sz.>
sEa
.r,NE C--rs-- Essss-- -s,s-~ 80: p t-sI
- a. r.E '-s-
Trfr 's~ENfF F#ts-=sls = 49,
EE'I-- -'77z- - ~ - r. - a-svv =
- -7~'-7- fs-r 49, 80. -
So r - = -. 49, - 49,
= ~ 90 p tzEsz g. p~g q. $3.50.
49,. sS-fAsl- a. 49, - -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20

FRESH BEEF CuTSRib.. per IL M. a,
l3c. No. q; lie. No. u, -. Loins-i'sr Ii
Nc a; iSc. No. 2 a. .lIC: No. ) at si=c. ChucSs
-i.i IL: No l at sc. No. = at si7c. 40.
at :isc Eounis-Per In: No. l at &c. No
at D. -" a. -. plates-Per ID . No. / al
s'.c. N. az 2i.C. 40. a, =.
EEEF-un orders: Eh!d.-pla,c & -. E.s!l g. .
! uitCn Market 81. u-.~ s. % pIi@i. PEI Ii
S-'- lie. !as!ie- l3:=c. knIgk-s IL. Cu'.',;ss
10. tongues -. ami IL.
FROG t.EGS-Cuut.: No ! IaTgr-si1cI a.
20 y" Of &C
FRESH FiSh-Quot.: E!-cs bass =, - ',.-
10. ,Tagpi. ." for medium - " tor laTr".
l'''ss.', ,s'-' 0'ia- bcrsS or ln'-c. sTo0UL!i cat
=. hIiih-Ii.-'i--ss"G "a: buf!alo-larrr gT--s
'.zD. -. :. diesel .i='. medium Gs-Ss's. 90
German c.TP-l lars- drss.ei g. .ars. .rCss :.
small gross li.'. small dr'ss"l &C.. sur;sh -.
white p-I'h :. dressed sturgeon 'I.s!.. on -.
-t-iIcG hA-s til-!nCh or over. Sc. "",s = .
tCril"s-~rarpirC - ani frshaii g. -! II g..
turtle meat .i.,. ierT.rir ~ 1sr cUz
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20
WHEAT AND CORN DULL
AND FeATURetESS SATURDAY
TRADING LIGHT .N\p tN
pbW\Tt R\.
Sentiment GeBe-ally in America
Nccriu. Ia Bear SIDE Euro
pcan Markets Indifferent

Ent- h~s- aR6 vc-- 49, E2it sul EEf-
.-lTrtssS fn Ss'rgtiSN'. Irs-8E .-a.~ -sE4-~ q.
Values x~r0 O. ~ sEU-. ara a-s Fratsifr-
~s< 30 SrasH y'fsI-l-. sut sf--l-.l llSrEF-
y =, professional trag-s-Sssr-~ T. s-a-
ttrn-F7t n-e.a f~-r 49, - .-5 - = H8--za-a..
T.rar.~t- sas 1E--1sN>t c1saTrfS t-arsee
,.h-s .-gr aTsrr sui r~VrsE-~' rsE
sh~r-s. a. cN,sS:st ~ A=sE-s.ssu ssfI-
meats u ~ b-AI urrr t.Ts~- 49, a r'ss-1.-
ttc- t-sf- N sN- Ars-uJiss- -S-Ttr- sss .
.hc sNrgrss frxrrs -kzL VeE-'-r zh-a-F e
,,t=art-r - a r.figsca 20. rr1rc i5zr sac
rr~r
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20
IIVE-STOCN WARKET.
GHrrisE. MOSTLY Gamers and Poor
G.rnLcN-Irndc StcEdy.

overs wee. 'Le .-JcG' nj. ;Jc supply - :hs II
vision. on. Kings WsIr l-tsr'pa!!y ,5:i!; ana
M afIrl The demand '.:.S r0,.iurl -r'h
f,-v -sis~ h'iVG mae" steady with YESTERDAY.
I-.-".Ir- TIL week approximate" yT.''i had.
a..',t-t = - lat v.aL grd .I.'v' t.r" V.-"'.S
a.r. AI.yt I>.a'' Iltir"s w'r' !nCiu'r'I- -'v-
ga. hundred lITE.r than last week. a. U.h f~ll
.4b,,.. 500 ~hor; e. .ys E-";.s aSu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20

l.:-R-ceiTrs ~. 81. since sept. .,tas.S.1,
shirrm.u;s ....si.. stock ~. ssi.
Wcei; rrGInS Nov. =. r..s-R"Cc!pts IS $50.
since S"r:. -,2-> G3c: shipments ;'.ri: stock
..'. ,.i
Week "uiing Nov Is I%t;-Eec"ip.. st,..1S:
sin S-P:. ! :,slSS.-. sh!pm5 nts -si,.iS. stock
s7..;".
WoIid'. visible supp!y-No:. =. 1906. <.."."f'.
N. ~. I'.,,. tc-..oiV. Eov. ls. lsi. $500
Visible supply ~! American - Nov. j.. 1875.
49,. Nov. 20. i%". J.-'i.rf': Nov. Is. ia.
T..;aI c...I-Nov -. Te3T. $500: Nov. 10.
i:-J.. . I,.0t: Nov. i. - ".ltT.''
Hr.uSrr into sigi,-I.,st week i"".u.1: w""is
h.iu,e !Ist +.."'. yr.-k cnG;..s S"v. II. i"I.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20

Se per bu. box: Nansemond Se<oe: Queen
GREEN PEAS-Choies Florida at SLS0lS
Per hamper.
RHANs-Choice Florida and Texas fat wax
II S5s7 -. round green 3IS61-1s per bu-
BRUSSELS SPROCTS-isIi1lse per quart
CARROTS - Home -Ervxn NdScc per bu-:
Michigan .S1s5c per 100 :hs.
Gt-MBO-Ss9::s per H-hasket crate.
HUBBARD SQUASH AND PCAPKiNS-]ec
Per 40 los.
cACLIFLowER-AtS Seas.is per Dbl: :oG.5c
per bu. basket: N..S per crate.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20

heavy N..0l.0; paeksss q. .7sOs. 81: pigp and
lights 9. >s6<. IN receipts for the week 81. -
native lambs ts-.6s.N: weslern lambs s.S6
6, ewes and yesriinC N.39s.e: Western
sheep A.:5G5.4: stockers and feeders 0sSa
4-se: receipts for the week q 90.
south ST. Joserh. No. Nov N-Cats,e-Re-
eeipts -: steady: natives $.GRs.so: coWs and
heifers 81 -jSa4 ~: ssockefs and feeders S..:5sf
light N.Gas.So: MEDIUM and heavy N..o6
t.S: bulk Of Saies A.?os+.O. sheep-Receipts
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20
xT. I.Ol - MtnCW<~TS. RRSsM.E s<n
TERMINAL R<IINsS SIM UBt>
n

Er.;souod iSavs Union station. E>c.r' SIM
~. l'.I- = ~. Lave Fi.lt, and GJstr'
r:s.-~t-. paily-ssiN Is o. = ~ ~, 60
L. m INc-yf SUnlty-SHt s'iS. ga, ~ 70 D.
N 5.N sHs . sanisy "ni"-.'-t 20,
II. W-dn~,daN S'uiGiy sri $un'..ty-iI ~
r.
N.v. trains leave Washirr'on avenue four
minute. la'sr
W~.,hcurd '~av- Grsn',~ '1'r: DaIIy.sr
IN. i.;, ';' s." B Fn"~r, sun
tay--.H 20 In rs IN. o. s.HH =
p. SATURDAY. 0ulE 7. p Except sRsu'fsv
r-I s;arfsy - . Sgrh," oniy a. % $50
~ T.tir'siir ss'u'ray sHG sunday -.
Z
sbrvc trains lr.,s MniI.tu 'our minJtss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20

-. 50 - - 49, ~ sss - - - y
fzzf q; "a a. = t- - =
trhsl> y -.ss- -saat ~ 90 E.a
ST go ~ 49, e. a.
A. 49, ~ $40 rE .H- \.
~Estr - &C. = -is.S - -1-a -"
,s=Es- o. a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20

NFFI EIsI'--r ~ " M.
I-aWron. Ok So- Is-Ta>uiy-or~
mules we're stolen recsn;iT FROM tho
ranch Of Jess~ Rob-rr .osl. near ro.rs -ahs
Z TIE thief eryy. them from tn.
pasture 10 Hastings loas~1 them o. q
Gar and shsppss 'hsm ~ For worth
T~x The isa heard - ih~r ,h.- h,r
he~r Transferred 60 'he Texas Pscfs~
Rallfcs9 Roa~-:scr rs. away =, We
tine of IT, theft and ooty y-,.~rday
mtse~d ste ro',ies. He Nss here to-day Ell
route - FeSt Worth
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20

pepaItrs!4. o. Agriculture. w>s'h-- I.g go
- -N"tec:o:rgi,si ol-.rN stOis received a. -.
Su.s S.Vsubs- -. ls5 80 -, m. l.- "a
iiII.. ard p. TAI. s-yrn:y NTH meridian tir.-
Observations Gi.Ais =: tn- same moment of
tire n; all s:si.oGs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20
COTTON RALLIES SLIGHTLY
ON REPORT By GINNERS.
Lower Cables. Pressure 81 Bears aaA
LlQaidatlon All Coabise -
Weaken Prices at ODeainR.

New York. Nov. ls.-The cotton market
opened weak at a decline Of Sai2 points
and soon increased the loss to a matter
OF HGiS points under the lower cables,
local bear pressure and liquidation.
Around 1850 for Jan. covering was
more active and with some demand at
tracted by The report Of the National Gin
nerS Association To the effect that al SO
bales had been ginned presumably TO
NOV. ~. ard that this represented IS De:
cent Of the total crop. the market rallied
partially, and during the middle Of ihc
morning ruled quiet about Q to points
net lower.
MARKET AT NEW ORLEANS.
I.EPyILIC SPECiI.
New Orleans. La. Nov lS-Thc Times
Democrat will say tomorrow OF the cot
ton situation:
Clearly the talent misin;erpreted the
oracle. The Sods were not with them. ami
Yesterdays cotton market lost prestige.
The undertone was decidedly limp. and. ia
searching about for an adequate EXPLAIN
tiOn. the friends OF the staple discovered
that IL. strenuous strength continually
p"bhinc up in the spot markets Of the
very short-crop territory has had to sls
tain much OF the dead weight OF freer
selling. The immediate cause u: ysster-
days decline WAS the selling at Liverpool
by America.
Speculation was in small volume. and
in the estimates OF unginned cotton
on November Ii by the National Gin
ners and by the Associated Farmers. the
former being =: psr cent and the. latter 10
per cent In tE!S connection the confession
by the National Ginners that an error in
addition made their October report 3I.-
80 tc" small. but that as the additions
this time We're mad. by machine. all dan
ger Of sinila: error had been eliminated.
suggests rrea: possibilities In machine
made dope md nany advantages there
III over the rcgula. variety.
On the week the New Orleans price
changes MiuuIiuE SrDt lost r
ter of "A cent. while til. January option
was lower ty D. points,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20
Hide.

~ f'Ers 'r'"r..-f ~ market s-1G't r. rrr-
'"gtct a.-:r-t 4a-U.Er. tra E--ru should
'frrCr..h ~ .Errf 49, alt e -.. the lrF ah.g'i
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20

sSpi-TtT:I;N TaTTI.I:-Th" market Wa gu!~-.
Two .aT~ e common Arkansas r.,Jrl- 80 tn"
'N'"g' - ~. sgpr.E. Sal'iu- steady. tn" v'' 4
,ls4 f..4E.I ".lN I."4. ac.-.usi "h>.E la; w""k.
I"s'. "a. * AK. a.l i">:' 'I'-" Weeks
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-20
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tNf. T.. 4. Z. Z. V. V.'
Depart tu!ts
Eans.s 'ftv Pa-s~rg~. 90. 81 - . F" rtt
Esn. civ -Hu !rsn E>u o. ur = - 49,
81 IOlSS AM HN<<GnNI. NSILNSN
tS1a Wabash.b
tSusT' t'rt's
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