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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro. Sept. e. by ke' I'd d IT'D
Masseck, Henry Oscar Cummings anu
Blanche Boyd. both of Orange, Mass ~
In Northampton. Mass. oct :, ny S1 Wis
C. Breaker, pastor of the Baptist GnuI ;oa Brra
Allen Holt of Antrim and Alice Euiil,'
of Hinsdale. formerly of Norihamp'OH's &C.
In Brattleboro, Sept. so, by william ,sitlsss
ton, Esq, Charles IL. Clark, OF pi''
and Mabel Heath Of, Warren v,.sa|
In Brattleboro. Oct. 4, by Rev. T. ,i u IM|
Clarence A. Barber and Miss Neiiie f.
both Of Brattleboro. :, r.,4
In Brattleboro. Oct. 4. by Rev. L ,,,a M ~
ton, Jason E. Bushnell and Miss f''
Barber, both of BrattlebOro,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06

The Original Laxative Cough Syrup
is Kennedys Laxative Honey and Tar.
1t expels all cold from the system by
acting as a cathartic on the bowels.
It relieves the feverish conditions or
the throat. draws out the infamma-
ton, cures the cough and strengthens
the mucous membranes of the lungs
and bronchial tubes. Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar is certain,
safe, prompt and harmless cure for
colds. Group and whooping cough
Sold by George e. Greene.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06

Mass, are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
q. l.. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Rouillard met
with an accident the last day Of the
fair. While coming down the Rouil-
lard hill the carriage hit the horse.
causing him TO kick and In some way
overturn the vehicle. Mr. and Mrs.
Rouillard escaped with some severe
bruises and bad shaking up, The
carriage was badly broken.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06
F. II. Fuller was in Boston last weel

+ Fl. Fuller was in Boston last week
C. C. Holton was IN Boston ias'
week.
Miss Nellie Reddin is suffering from
a sprained ankle.
Theodore Mcdonald has been housed
with chicken pox.
Miss Minnie Maginnis is visiting in
East Wallipgford, VT.
There was only one drunk in the po-
lice court last week.
Michael Cookery of West Swanzey
was in town Sunday
E. S. McField. jr., is on trip to
New York and Boston.
Miss Angie Person of Greenfield is
visiting at her home here
The preliminary work on the per-
manent road began Monday.
The open season on partridge. wood
cock and quail began Sunday
Mrs. c. D. Fay and Miss Ida STRAIT
ton were in Boston last week.
Rev. W. F. White attended the minis
ters' meeting in Keene Tuesday.
Miss Marcia Beers of Vernon visited
at Mrs. A. A. Bailey's last week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
firemen was held Friday evening.
Mrs. Harry Mcdonald of Forestdale
(Brandon), VT, has been spending
few days with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. John OBrien of Lud-
low, VT, visited at William O'Brien's
Thursday.
Miss Carrie Minis was in recent
trolley accident in New York. but es-
capped with only few scratches
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Bailey and Miss
Madlyn Stearns Of Brockton, Mass,
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Thomas Mullin of Franklin
Falls has been visiting Mrs. Ellen Null
lin.
Miss Edith Mcdonald of Bellows
Falls has been visiting Miss Rose
Dugan.
Mrs. Helen Worden and Mrs. E. A.
Worden were in Chicopee Falls, Mass,
recently.
DR.. Pratte came Saturday for short
visit in town and expects soon to To-
cate in Keene.
The ladies of the Universalist church
held a bean supper in the church yes
try last evening.
Another waltz party with the usual
music will be the attraction at the
town hall tonight.
Arthur Chavonelle went Thursday to
Bellows Falls where he has position
in grocery store.
Next Sunday will be observed as
rally day at the Universalist church
and Sunday school.
Mrs. Bert Caldwell and two children
of Brattleboro are making a weeks
visit with A. j. Brooks.
The Foresters gave another dance at |
their hall Saturday evening. A good |
crowd was in attendance.
F. A. Buckley went to Milford Friday |
where he attended the meeting of the |
State Firemen's association.
The Granite State Moving Machine |
company is to exhibit field and lawn
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06

Miss Hannah Halonen of Wards
boro, Vt. is. we believe, the only wo.
man creamery butter maker and man.
ager in New England. She is a ma.
tive of Finland. having been for the
past three years with the Wardsborc
creamery, which has a capacity of g..
700 pounds of butter per month, and
under her management, has. wor
a good reputation for the excellence
of its product.
In an interview Miss Halonen told
the New England Farmer that in her
country the dairy conditions and
methods are quite similar to those of
New England. The Finland farmers
are importing Holsteins, Jerseys and
other dairy breeds. and using cream
separators and all improved dairy
utensils AS result of this their
butter finds ready sale in the mar
kets of northern Europe.-New Eng
land Farmer.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06
New Cure for Cancer.

All surface cancers are now known
to be durable. by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. James Walters of Duffield. Va.
writes: Il had a cancer on my Lip for
years that seemed incurable till Buck
lens Arnica Salve healed Ii. and now
il is perfectly we'll" Guaranteed cure
for cuts and burns. CSC at F. Fl. Hol-
den & Co.'S drug store.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06

A new idea in a Cough Syrup is
advanced in Kennedy's Laxative Hon
ey and Tar Besides containing Pine
Tar. Honey and other valuable reme-
dies, it is rendered Laxative, so that
its use insures a prompt and efficient
evacuation of the bowels. 1t relaxes
the nervous system. and cures all
coughs, colds, Group etc. A red clover
blossom and the honey bee is on every
bottle of the Original Laxative Cough
Syrup-Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. Sold by George e. Greene.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06

The publishers of the Reformer are
pleased to announce that they have
renewed their arrangement with the
publishers of the New York Weekly
Tribune-Farmer and are enabled to
offer that valuable agricultural paper
with the Reformer for a full year
each to pay-in-advance subscribers
for sL75. Sample copies free.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06
Saturday Evenings Band Concert.

One of the best band concerts OF the
season was given from the balcony OF
Foresters' hall Saturday evening. The
boys have been improving steadily un-
der the leadership of Carl Leitsinger;
but their concert Saturday surpassed
all expectations Every number was u
gem and the large crowd that came
out to listen felt fully compensated FOR
their trouble Though the season is
late 1t is hoped that the boys Will be
able to give one or two more concerts
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06
Valley Fair Premium Winners.

Premium winners at the Valley falr
from here were: A. f. Piper, blue RIB
bon for best two-year-old filly or geld
ing, without regard to breeding; {. r.
Holton. blue ribbon for MoXie H. III
the class for Boston Terriers for local
bitches; A. G. Sargent, blue ribbon Tor
best pen of Rose Comb White Leghorn
fowls A. F. Piper. a second for best
pen of Rose Comb Brown Leghorns,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06

The weather bureau reports fair
and cooler Friday night with light to
killing frost. Saturday fair and slow
ly rising temperature.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06

You may be Just as skeptical and
pessimistic as you please. Kodol will
digest what you eat whether YOU eat
or not. You can put your food in a
bowl. pour little Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure on 1t and 1t will digest il the
same as II will in your stomach. II
can't help but cure Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. 1t is curing hundreds and
thousands-some had faith and some
didn't. Sold by George f. Greene.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06

Permission to begin suit against
President John A. Mccall and Vice
President George w. Perkins. of the
New York Life Insurance company,
for the restitution of money contrib
uted to the republican campaign
funds. was asked of Attorney General
Mayer at New York Tuesday. Oct 3.
by William II. Russell. attorney for
several policy holders. 1t is contend
ed that the money was expended with
out corporate authority
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06
WEST DUNN ERSTON.
William Aiken's Vacant Home En-.
tered by Unknown Persons.

Thursday forenoon last week Will
liam Aiken visited his home. which has
been vacated for some time, and
noticed a light of glass broken from
one of the windows. AS he entered
the house by the front door a man
jumped from the back door down a
number of feet and ran as fast as he
could go. not waiting to open the gate,
but jumping over with great haste and
dexterity. Upon surveying the prem
Uses Mr.. Aiken discovered that his
chalk line had been used for a fish
line. and things generally were
thrown about in confusion. All the
pork had been taken from the barrel
and canned salmon used. kettles had
been appropriated, dishes broken.
trunks opened and contents scattered.
Mr.. Aiken's home is situated near
West river. a farm he has occupied
many years and well-known to resi-
dents in this town and Newfane. Mr..
Aiken says il the man who committed
this outrage wishes to escape, arrest
he had better see him at once.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06

THE LADIES favor painting their
churches, and therefore we urge every
minister to remember we give a liberal
quantity of the Longman & Martinez
L. & Nj. paint toward the painting.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't nay s1.5o a gallon for Linseed
oil (worth so cents) which you do when
you buy other paints in a can with a
paint label on it.
and make IA. therefore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint. buy on
ly eight of l. & NJ. and mix six gall
Ions pure Linseed oil with IL. and thus
get paint at less than s1.20 per gallon.
Many houses are well painted with
our gallons of L. & NJ. and three gal
Ions of Linseed oil mixed Herewith.
These celebrated paints are sold by
Robbins & Cowles. Brattleboro. Vt
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JULY 1905
sTEARINE easy.

compound firm. quoted 5ssG5he STEARINE easy.
Quoted: T6sTh4c; city lard stearine. Sc.
RICE-Rsports the South indicate a arm holding
OF available supplies with demand quite good ana
the local market manitests steady with suysrs
taking considerable stock small at quite good
range Of values Quotations follow Domestic. ordinary
xggZsse; fair 70 good 3Sq3%ei prime TO choice ssS
414ci head 4tz0S+ci Patna- 5ss45%ci Japan torelsn
nominal DO domestic, SgS1zc; Java 4sG4Ac; HansooA
In bond, "a Ad21zc.
suGAE-Refned sugar luies and somewhat unset
uec result the uncertain feeling regarding the
position OF the market incident 70 the heavy
decline In Europe CARD rates. however, were u1enael
Prices quoted less for cash; Cut 0aL
ana crushed 61oc; mould A. 575c; cubes Oboc AAsAA
powdered, 5a1ci powdered. powdered ara TLlt
powdered. 55c Eagle confectioners' granuated 0Soe
cartons 2ib bags bags granulated 555e
Eagle hne or standard grauuated and diamond A. 64oc
confectionery A. 5.25c No !, 5o5c; Nos and j. oc
No 4 4eOc No 8. 4S5c; No 9, 4.S0c; No Z I5c NO :
4o9c; No .. 46oc; No 10 s.55c: No II, 44oc; NO j.
44oc: No Ii. 4.20c; Nos Il and 10. 42oo- sales
were male at further decline cf 1-l6c which
makes a loss Of nc for the week. The sales We're
nent. 2@c basis test freight, and II 900
bags same price and and 1890 bags Porto Rico
centrifugal July shipment 4sc, basis 96 test landed
Llty paid prices follows: Centrifugal 90 test
sac; Euseovado 50 test 3zc, and moasses sugar 50
TEST SIC London about shildnSs lower. with
july quoted NJ los 6-4d and August At los ID Wett *
Gray weekly follows Total stock OF Europe and
America 2l61SiS tons. against 254s9O5 tons last year
az the same 21a629S at even
date OF January decrease
TONS against decrease 395 463 last week and
decrease OF I00574O January 1895 Total stocks
ana aroaiS, together visible supply or
tons, against :, 4S6,S05 tons last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 7-CATTLE-Reeeipts, 1000 head; mar r
ef steady good 70 prime steers, s. 6Os6 10 poS 90
r1s5,r sS e0Qs5 10, sockers and feeders, q
cows 50 SOS4 so; heifers. 81 5GeS5; Gamers D
hIls S2TS4: calves S3GS6 10 Texas red sts1s' &c S
e. - F5OCS-Recepts. 140O0 head; market &C n-sue'
Txed and butchers IS 4Od$5 40; good 70 cols "a
n. rougf heavy S. 1Gll$5 40 light, 50 49So g
S,TE ~ sales S. 5JGS5 65 SHEEPiteceipts S.OoO
sheen steady lambs good 70 choice S 5S5 :
81 75q$5 90; fair TO eholee ln-AeD- sA0---' ~
native lambs, shorn "a 5lqSS. ,..-. e. e-.Ae N
S-nornatt July HOGS active; butchers, - .. zzg
ss 70 common 81 55$5 80. Cattle easy ISlr % So
sSlr1ars s4 9STS4 50, common, SITS SEA1L-E o~'S'
759S4 so LAMBS active, 50 zsLSe ou ,as bea5.
F5seraIo Iuy T-CATTLE-Fie nss-'
g,iriy active and steady; prime steers 60 W e. n
-1-- zteers s5qS5 90; butchers, S4 5gS q ~
eS. c5Ws S3GS+ so: bulls, 81 I5QS4 90
e3n;s zoo head; active soc higher SSGSo 90 ~ o5
e. a. 1Ixed s. 959S6; Workers and Pigs S.ssSS -E
o'' se 10 r9ughs 81 9OGS5 15; stays - Z9sS %
4o9r,as e. 7OGS5 70 SHEEP and Ia
500 SaaS active and higher; lambs, 50 oOSs E ~ Ok
iin9s S7S7 80: wethers SG9s6 % ewes - ''SS' -
Algp. S-itv T,1v 7-CATTLE-Receipts &9oo neaa:
,1-lI911 600 southerns; market stesly aa6 So
Lca sor- and dressed beef steers S9so ~ .-i
choSe 55s3. Western fed steers, 81 25fS4 90
go Fee5ers s. T5S4 So Southern SSSgS1 5S
eIa eoy, SO 5OaS3 10; native cows g ogS4s ~
&c TfC(,S-Receipts 5000 head LSs LsoT--,
80 -esk Ton IS so; Of sales 50 NUS 40
81 sTibr5S5 4235 packers 50 4Oel - rsrlCst
= O. SFIFEP-Receipts 5000 neaI, e. "a
80 oS native lambs S68$7 40; Western Sdos' A ,r
ayes and yearngs. 81 35epS0 20; -
-. S66S6 70; Texas clipped sheep % '@eN 49,
st0r<ers and feeders, S2 oV9SS d
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-YorlL. July z. leos.

Nev-TOri, July :. 1893.
Coht-ES-Ihe coffee market quieI. The opening
was STEADY az unchanged prices and after gaining q
psTlG- points the under slightly in
creased ouetlIgs arG closed steady. unchanged.
sales were about la0o bags The opening about IN
lne VITA the foreign news which
There demand credited 70 Europe and Wsli
Street houses accounting Tor the partial gain
de session, but these buying orders
daEE LGivE, ana little scattered realizing caused
decline ~ the European markets. closed
eVe ln 1lae ana unchanged other positions, while
Ein1lrg W's pig higher September
unchanged Rio 80 higher Receipts were nod
with the sac PauIo dav light as
WITH
measure - the Influence 0f which reported
ne Interior OF santos The quiet
but steady with quotations the basis OF 7Sc
OF prices the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IIverDool Julv T-CIasing-WH WHE2Ar-Spot nominal:
futures steady July Is I'D. September Is fo'sd. De-
center as I0ssd. CUEN--apot arm: American mixed
Is Iad FUTURES ru. July. IS -et september i03sd
PEAs-Canaaisn nrm. Sc 2aA FLoCR-St Louis fancy
winter steady. EDPS L@1n1an thae-ue Ceastl
steady IL i5s4f8 los BHA-F quiet; extra India
SIS Cd PORK dull. prime mess. western as Ga
- ANS-short cut IA lU n, steady. ass g. BACON
uuet- Cumberland cut 28 30 n {3s rb. 10
- 10 ais long uddles hghL > 81 10. 44s long
cIer uid5les heavy 50 20 ~ 10 As ga short clear
baelxs rs TO - 10 clear bellies. u ID n ass.
sEOUI4I EIls-square IL 70 70 n quiet 3is Cd LARD
Cuet. prime Western in efces 3Ss Sd American rene
nails BUTTER nominal CHEESE ArleFl-
can finest white steady 4Ia Cd American finest e2orea
Arm AS TALI0W-PIime city quiet IS pa IIh-
IE-NTINE-spiriFs steady. las Sd ho5lo- common
strong aa ga PETROLEUM Refined quiet 3D. -4N-
SEED OIL. nrEn 2ls Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

2450 quarters OF beef ESQ quarters
VIII carry $40 quarters for the cIdahy Packing Cora
cattle schwarzschild q suIzbergsr making total
from this port Of sT4 cattle 90 sheep and 13 no quarters
ssption Of IS cattle and so sheep.
age At 8 90 per 100 n; Is dstiilsr fed Ksntey dO
ilIs ~ a. $ s. 2i DO loss N. at 81 80; cow $50 ~
=, SsEton Cos: 20 Pennsylvania steers. 2os n AZ
oI T0eln shannon; Is dstsry fed Kentucky ste steers =
at $5 DO. ga n. at 81 4O COW. $40 n at 81 =
oxen I19s ib al s. o5; bull izSo n al 81 s. do.
at 81 II is " % cow W. s5 &C. NJ Sa at @ IS o & Oo ss m at s.
70 do loS2 In At s. s6; DO $50 n at 50 So do 80
m Sens rs s 81 IS &C 5 q e1f d az t'f si0 ss T.
which 52 at Jsssg city sn S 75s asaa 81 qT 'i s
was excellent and yeaIs advanced fully &c 5utss56 *
@ sS n Ve9T s soa o at 50 S per 100 q S S cy
% yeas nrn al SslI5se per Io Country eTeSsea caves In
salesW. p, Hume Io9 yeats l56 n average at s. per
100 ~ - DO 40 m at 81 sI3 15s do la ~ AZ - 90 Do
J g Curtis vsals. 15s 70 Al S. 165 Do lSS p
at s5 10 buttec1ninzs iss n at 81 So
1 ~ a. ss SrisH[ 81 oSttsi G9 70 Yeii Is I3 az 81 e. rs
Sanders: 10 yealH AZ b at S. II do Ia 10 at %;
s Judd Co: Is vea 1ss n at ST 75 % Delaware do
1s7 n Sc IS 20 2o2 n. So; fed calves ia ID
Mcpherson s Co: veal. 40 n at S.; Maryland DO
SHEEP AND LAMBs.@Receipts we're 8o4. cars 20. or
sey Sheep light supply and hrIll 500 %
prime lambs steady; 10 medium amps
evenly 2515Oc The pens were cleared WIN u
exception OF Common . prime sheep @ sol a. AZ
choice lambs at Sc 62hQS9 Co. Dressed mutton hrn AZ
eQ115c per n and dressed lambs steady az lo41c per
Saes-Kerns Commission Co: rs virginia aIus 90
average 50 so per 100 ~ 264 DO "a ID a. - o. -
do 81 n 50 80; $50 do 63 Ib az 8 90 II 40 20 90 20
do 81 ID 81 75; 260 Western 90 10 az S9 u Vir-
gnia sheep. 10 10 at So do l92 n al - S0 " CO.
81 70. 81 25 g bucks 1SS 10. at 81 90 - - - 80 es
Co: POS Kentucky lambs - ID a. ~
do 50 65; 1ST DO. 81 70 az - .; zl
10 so. 20 Kentucky sheep, Ia ID a- ~
l2i n 81 75 10 do 81 Ib at 81 90; do loS 10 1
Mcpherson & Co: POI Kentucky lambs, 6s n. at
SO 62z: zoo Virginia DO IS 50 621s 2tl 90 % TO-
aTl9nd ~ do IS n Sc & 81 Kentucy sheep 12o 10 at
s. rs Virginia do 90 10 at 81 5o II Maryland do' lol
obn < shannon: $40 Kentucky lambs. Il 70 az 80 so
2G5 61 10 SS 142 Virglnia 90 - 10; az e. - -,
n al s. - 81 do 95 10 $40; % Pennsylvania 90
123 10 at S5: do. 100 n. at s. 79. A. - ..
FTildebrand 4 Co.: 226 Kentucky lambs o. ~ a.
50 35 175 common 90 81 ID, at SO ga; Il iNeh1ucAy
sheep 10 10 81 90; T6 Gull DO, 20 10 at - -2 a.,
80 30: % state do 50 ID at So 5o West Vlrgnia 30
sarnEs 81 n al Sc; sheep. llo To- AZ "a :
West Virginia DO. 40 at So so -. e
7 3 Gibson & 236 Cincinnati arrps % 10 a.
, Sanders: 20 state LaiIss'' % IL d. ~ y 49,
100 n IL 50: % 70 az s. 20 80 - ,-,,4,7,,
EOGS-Recefpts % Or 21Vo neal 115e,s I5s
/ car 70 be sold The market was l0c higher Ei4-is
saies sanders IS State hogs q a let 70 1 sEsasa So "a a.
50 20 per 100 ID; L do 1s0 20, al 30 ~ = 4e'
at IS 20; l 240 70, at 50 - 90, - - .e ~. ro,pb
" r. Hume: state hogs. 1S6 10 Al % - i01s-+
q IS y
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
LIVERPOOL coTToN MARkET.

Liverpool July T. 4 ,. m--coTToN-sDot small busi-
ness done prices points higher American uiddling.
fair 647E good middlng. a1Id middling GO1d; low
rntddInE 6S5d good ordinary 6.65d ordinary a6lt-
The sale the day OF which
for speculation export included $3.50 American.
Receipts. bales including goo American Futures
opened hrn and closed easy; american Inlddng 0
IJly. -79d. August. S-l9d5 august
tenlber 57gd. Se1terbsr and October
November November December, December and jan
uarv. Januarv q February. and March.
March and april April May and Nay and June. 79
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Nork July T. 1898.
rE.FyrTre-FeceiBts " 1884, s94 n
rlIdfnr l59 cars direct and export 1874
crs for th market making with the that
bui
ana faf cows arm higher; thin steady The
,s.z Tern cleared steers 403S5 n
xen al s 05 balls 50 1884 S5, 81 58S4 10
T.esses beef 1ore ard higher s09c per
native sides, Nght Texan and common beef az 5ie 9l7c
Latest cables Europe quoted live cattle selling
I1GTglsc rer n weight refrigerator beer 8is
0skc Der n. Tomorrow The Minneapolis 20 London viii
take OFT 375 cattle aud I9l0 q1artera or heef for
Eehwarzschild & EulZberger and $40 cattle for J. sham
berg Son; NswYork 10 the same I0Ft Will carry
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
oon1ract prices IN the local market to-day

Tie local market spot cottsn closed ql-et - -
decline to ID a8c cor uidHinE upland and lll8 Tor u
flrp C,f - - 70 spinner 80 southern spot
teleEraphed follows savannah 4lts
cznred ~ l01sc: sales 2279 bales NorIclk slsa1s
chGnEed al IO&c g; sales D bales Baltimore noIi a.
AuRsta steady; unchanged at I0esci sales SCI ~e7
Eobls quiet unchanged l01$ sales 10 aais, :.
phiE STEADY unchanged 10 li-l6c5 sales 900 nai
iis Fssdv rnchanRed al 1OS.c Galveston STEADY Ll
chanqe6 al IG-kc: sales 52 bales NeN-fie1i's a.
Ere essv unctznFed I0zlc: sales. 253O baies 49,
reoeips leading points tor to-day; Al o3o -;
10 Hf.j rales aRst week auc 10 a.
resr al Nevv-orleans 300 so AGAINST 4as last Nh
en1 - anc ~ Galveston -S5e 70 e'''0'
2Q1 year
Receipts the ports to-day a11 - -
week a. COMPARED with totals OF week previous
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

Ionion July THE offerings the wool auction safes
to-day amounted 13.4sl bales h1ns aaerlno5 and
srerss we're in good request the Continent Cross
fre5s -eszed fuli rates. conditioned
Eoi demand at an OF "a per Americans
60ugt greasy hafbrcds Is 5dGIs J1ad, Following
TIE sales New south Wales 2too bales secured. I0dG
- "a. ereasy 81 lF1s I'D Queensland t.SG0 bales.
scoureI ld2s greasy 67ed4ls 'sd Victoria 1880 bales
secured I0i2tIs e-ea, greasy Sdls Sr1d south Aus
frai 200 bales. greasy ed1Is d. bales
sressy sdais 81 Sew-Zealand. 6.21O bales; secured
sl--59zas. rTeasv sdGIs 4tzd. cape Hope ami
Natal i00 bales secured. l0dals Dad: sreasy. Ga 2
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
NEW YORK, NEW haven z HlnTF00n "a

- ans aspsst ItoEe Grand GsntEAl sLaIion. 49,
BOSTON - New London and Providencs-t4.sou
:. 4S,e@ x l0;OZ A N, r. 100 * 1-01 * s:0a.
y 900 y! .5-O2. Hf12JO P. ~.
B0Sr0N viz WlIlinaEttc-1fs:0O A N. t2:0O P n
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New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Notice to Creditors..


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
L YORK 10 al persons Interested af Isaac
Goodman and doing business l. Good
nan Max Shenarr f1r t1e oelc1t OF
(re1rs send greeting. You and each 5- are hereby
cffa and personally % Or and tapeAE n
special the Sprenle Court, PART tnereof C %
ned i4 he House. county ol N@W
yart tyltv AZ New Yark az kuglsS
IaO5 az O'Clock A. there and Jlen snow eaass
settlement ot Max -helf4ft
asssnes or the Issac Goodman and David
Gooiran doing Goodman Scr insoivert
debtors should had and q cause Be snoa then
10 attend o. the accounts
In Testiruu Whereof. have nerelno t,sed re seal
q hereto asked. witness
Hon John Proctor Judge OF the sad supreme
Court this ldth day of Jlne. l9oA
Tf{OS. L. HAMILTON Clerk.
AI.EXANDER A. TACSISY Attorney for AAslsns& No
2oS Broadway, New York Cttys