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New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

at the Victoria Others 70 be seen are Nina
Hermann, Patrice. in a new act: Ward and
Currans the Three DUmOnds, COalley and Mo-
Bride Taylor Twin Sisters and new Vitagraphio
Views.
Christopher, Jr.." WIN be revived. with Harry
Woodruff. at ProctOr's Fifth Avenue Thsstr~,
this week.
Eddie FOy, In "The Man Behind thu Gun.
viii appear at Proctor's Twenty-third stzsss
Theatre.
Nell Burgess. In '"rhe County Fair" IS ths
attraction at the 125th-st house on the Proctor
circuit.
At Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatrs to-
morrow Robert DrOuet appears as the new lead-I
Ing man OF the company in "a Gentleman e
France"
Tony Pastor has gathered together an excel
lent array Of talent which he will present to bis
patrons this week, among whom are Georgia
Gardner. Joseph Maddern and company, IN their
new farce, "a Rise In Rye; Roberts Hayes ana
Roberts. the Dude. the Cowboy and the Lady=
last appearance in America Of Martini and Max
MILAN, "the illusiOnists extraordinary; tbs
Painter TfiOs novel comedy acrObatSs and tns
Ford Sisters wooden shoe dancers.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

with Miss Won Osternann as Josefine FIenz and
G1staV Won Seyffertitz as Karl Flen7. There
VIII ne some new songs, too
Tomorrow night San Toy" will be revived
at Days Theatre. the home OF its first success,
with James 7. Powers again in the leading
comedy role. This delightful musical comedy
was hrst shown here only four years ago, so
thaf Its revival at this time may be taken to
snow the dearth OF good musical comedy ma
terlal at hand. There have been provided fresh
scenery and costumes. but not fresh cast. any
more than necessary Miss Ashley will not be
seem matrlmony having claimed her. Her part
VIII be sung by Miss Margaret Mckinney. But
many OF the old cast will be heard backed by a
large chorus
Owing to Mr.. Daly's determination to depart
as soon as possible for Europe at the invitation
OF George Bernard Shaw to consult with him
about the plans for next season, the present en-
gagement of the Arnold Daily company in You
Never Can Tell" at the Garrick Theatre will ter
inmate with the performance of Saturday April
~. This leaves only two weeks more of the
comedy.
This is the last week of London Assurance
at the KnickerbocI1er Theatre, and the last week
this season of Miss Ellis Jeffreys's appearance
in New-York The old play will be next offered
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
GARDEN CITY HOTEL OPENING.

Significant OF the coming OF spring was the OPEN
ing OF the Garden City Hotel. Garden City. Long
Island yesterday. The occasion was made notable
by luncheon given by Mrs Howard Gould 70
marty OF friends. This resort Is 50 convenient 70
New-York that II enjoys high degree OF pOpu-
Iarity. Among the guests registered are the fol-
lowing: Nir. and Mrs. A. B. Bierck. Miss Biercl
Mr.. and Mrs L. ". Baldwin and family. Mrs. n
E. Bliss. Hewlett Scudder and family. John b.
soIey and family. F. Toppin and friends. Mr. and
Mrs T. Ledeliey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Peters and
family. Baron and Baroness Won Koppen and tara
lly Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. BeukaFd. Mr.. and Mrs. ~
s. Peale AIRS. J. 8. SuydaIa. Mr.. and Mrs. J. q
CfFIesel, A. j.. Clapp. Mr.. ard Mrs. r. n Laimhes-
M ana Mrs. George ". Fanning, Percy ~ Eearu
and Sarily. c. =. MclLinn and W Holden Weeks.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
HER PATIENCE. FOR INSTANCE.

'wen-er-it seems.'' said Mr.. Staylayte az
length. "that I've exhausted all the subjects os
conversation
"aoW modest 0r you, Mr.. Staylatcs7 replied
tho weary giEl; you've exhausted more than
thgtH-sP lladelDhia Lelzsrs
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16


LYCEUM-'Nfrs. LeHingweITs Boots: funny
and we'll acted. (Last two WeelEs)
BELASCO-"Adrea,' with Mrs. Carter at her
best
GARRICK-"You Never Can TELL" by G. B.
Shaw. Qast two weeks)
HUDSON-"The Heir to the HOorah.'' MKT
ure Of passable farce and bad drama"
CRITERION-"Jinny the Carrier" with Miss
Russell: Zangwillian.
PRINCESS-"Frenzied Finance; frivolous
but funny farce
BIJOU-Warheld in the popular 'NIusic Mas
ter"
GARDEN-"The College Widow a genre
picture Of Western college life. natural highly
diverting and immensely popular.
LIBERTY-"Mr. Ptpp" a cartoon comedy, dis
playing Digby Bell in the title part: In his Inn
personatiOn lies the worth OF the play.
ACADEMY-Miss Bates. In the spectacular
Darling Of the Gods"
WALLACK'S-Alice Fischer. in "a School for
Husbands
kNICKERBOCKER - London Assurance
CAST week at this house; goes to Herald Square
Theatre the following week.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Mysteries" This illusion was suggested 20 his
mind by the theOsophic idea of the projection IF
the astral body. Seated on a chair. with every
available light turned full on. and meanwhile
delivering a lecture to the audience the mys-
teries of the Yogis. he causes his body slowly to
evapOrate into thin air. leaving the chair ap-
parently tenantless. This weird trick is worked
various objects and persons. The GeI;a~ en-
gagement is for three weeks ending on April
20, and will be followed on May 1 Dy The Fill
buster" a musical extravaganza now running
in Boston.
Each season Miss Melville gives four five
special performances of sis Hopkins wa:ch
are not advertised, and which the public knows
nothing about There is no admission charged
and all the expenses are borne by Sis herself
Grown-ups are not admitted, and the audiences
ara composed Of childTen-usually orphans
sometimes the inmates of homes isis Hopkins
Will be at the West End Theatre for
week only. beginning Monday evening.
Frederick Lewis has been engaged by George
Fawcett to play the role Of MercutiO in the pro-
duction of Romeo and Juliet which is to be
made at the American Theatre the week be-
ginning Monday. May 1. under Mr.. Fawcet.'s
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
MUSICAL PIECES THAT REMAIN.

MUSICAL PIECES THAT REMAIN.
LYRIC-"Fantana." with Miss Katie Barry
and Jefferson De Angels.
FIELDS'S THEATRE-"It Happened in Nord-
land; we'll worth while. Oast two weelxs.)
BROADWAY-The new "FlorodOra-" Oast
week.)
NEW-YORK-The popular Prince Of Pilsen."
Burton Holmes closes his season Of travelogues
in New-YOrk this year with lecture on Japan,
to be delivered tonight in Carnegie Hall and
repeated tomorrow afternoon and Tuesday
afternoon at the Lyceum Theatre. The lecture
will be Illustrated with 12O scenes and twenty
motion pictures. All Of the motion pictures were
made by Mr. Holmes or his operator, though
some OF his lantern slides are the work OF the
leading photographers Of Japan. Mr.. Holmes
went to Japan first fifteen years ago, and spent
several months there. Since then he has visited
the FlOwery Kingdom several times. ana he Is
an enthusiastic admirer Of the country and it's
people. In his lecture ne tells much Of the
habits and religion Of the Japanese. their sports
and occupations. Several of the motion pictures
show geisha girls dancing, while others reproduce
the struggles of experts in jiu 1tsu and swords
manship. The lecture on Japan Is considered
by many 70 be the most beautiful that Mr..
Holmes has ever delivered. and the RusSO-Jap-
anese War makes it particularly timely.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
PLAYS THAT HOLD OVER

direction. DodsOn Mitchell Is also engaged for
the same cast.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Richard Golden. last seen IN 14th-st. as a
star in the title role OF Common Sense
Bracket. has returned to his old. original char
acter Of Uncle Jed Prouty" and, at the head
Of a company OF seven, will illustrate the anus
ing incidents OF "a Visit TO Boston, at Keiths
this week. Another sketch on the same bill will
be Frank Gardeners spectacular fantasy en-
titled winning Queen" as interpreted by the
author and Miss LOttie Vincent. Sager NIidge-
ley and Gertie Carlisle have a new edition Of
the Sammy and Sarah SERIES entitled After
School; Janet Melville and Evie StetsOn. the
way small talk and songs, and Gillett's dogs
will perform high jumps and canine comedy
stunts to the delight of the little folks This
and Of general interest Is the engagement at
Keith's OF TrelOar, the former OarSman and
all-around athlete, who, With the assistance OF
Miss Edna Tempest, will give practical illus
tratiOnS Of the best modern methods Of physical
training. Pat Rooney, late of Rogers Brothers
company, will give the latest songs and dances,
with Miss Marion Bent his pretty partner.
Al Lawrence, just returned from a successful
engagement in London, where he wOn>the SObri-
quet of Americas Mimetic Comedian has a
budget Of new British types and stories, which
he will illustrate facially as we'll as vOcally.
Mabel CareW and Gertie Hayes, two sprightly
and shapely English girls, give a vocal spectacu-
lar version of the famous Derby Day, entitled
The Green and Cold" and the Majestic Trio
harmonize the popular songs Of the minute.
and the biOgraph is equipped with moving illus
tratiOns of current events and funny incidents
the world around.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

At Hammersteins The Globe OF Death" the
cycle sensation. will remain one more week:
James ]. COrbett will make his first and only
appearance in vaudeville this season. On the
bill will be the last appearance OF Moore and
Littlefield. whose skit, Change Your Act ere
ated so much talk at their previous appearance
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NOTES.
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER"-MISS TEMPEST-A NEW
FARCE THIS WEEK-THE HIPPODROlfE.

ham, a young New-Yorker, plentifully endowed
with money and friends, will be enacted by
William Lamp. The other parts viii be given
TO Emily Wakeman. Jeanette Elberts, Charles
w. Butler and others. The scenes are laid in
New-York and its suburbs.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Win Miss Won OsterInann as Josehne FIenz and
GGStaV Won SeyRertitZ as Karl F1en3. There
VIII be some new songs too.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Cecilia Lotus again heads the bill at Percy
Williamss newly acquired Colonial Theatre The
talented comedienne will offer during the con-
Guiding week Of her engagement entirely new
series OF limitations. The complete bill at this
house is one OF large dimensions. and should
suit the most exacting patrons OF vaudeville.
Those to appear are Frank keenan, and COM
pany. from the Berkeley Lyceum. in the one act
play THE System Of DIR. Tarr'' the Twelve
Navajo Girls. a gorgeous singing and dancing
speciality; O'Brlen and Havel Edna Aug. Hol-
comb, Curtis and Webb Herbert Lloyd. The
Dollar Troupe. WiOra Trio, vitagraph and others.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-28
-xooRTs FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. November Il, 4SVo-
,r---u TIA coffee market to-day was lSthsf QutetI
- shroagh wire and commission houses DT1iLs
sss no doubt by the larger interior Tecelftst Us
- s1vever was fairly steady with oIeTlngs
~ ~ &C. oreninE steady and unchanged to po4ls
tI The Iaarket closed steady ana net unchauseu 70
.s..s a,sher sa!es were about "a go bags. a 1e"
s t were included in total but the bulk OF tHe
s-s went on the main board Ine i4it!aI SaCNSlISe
-. svnoathy VITA steady European cables ana faNol
sf PraziEau advices aside from The Increased TeCps'
ss Eas i franc higher. after opening = franc heLlet.
a. gaubrrg was 5s44a pig higher BrazlAan ndIAets
~, Vere firm with Rio loo and santos % rels ngleI'
s1vfbstandng the advance Of 316o in the rate OF Bra
-Tr exchange The two ports had 34.OoO bags agsIsS
m iast wear but this light showing was onset oy tne
ja6Ish report OF 600 bags. against l4Oo as year
m tbs later cable giving Psuo receipts tor the Gay
Tss III 90 bass against 1S.7 .70o last year. The trade
noah ana he idea that the present bulge was only
,orary one checked offerings, even though II looked as
fbseh friends Of the market would wait for renewal OF
rr figures before showing their confidence IN prices Dy
srressIye purchases The market for spot co1ee vas
ssaay Eh quotations the basis OF 5-loc Tor no
EoT The deliveries IN the United states
g The Hesk Just ended $50 bags against SooJV
lzr Esk and 90 4S7 year OF the former amount
NeE-Fo reported 90 e62 bags Santos receipts Tor te
week l97 bags compared with 1S5,tUO last Week
a2GO last year. Receipts al Rio aggregated S2OVo
s contrasted with 5000 last week and $500 last
yzs Rio cleaIances Sh.oUo bags the United States
1900 bags TO United States and 10000 TO Eu
rre Receipts Bahia for the week were 1880 bags;
Es Stock SO 900; clearances to Germany, 800 and 10
IL resi- Of Europe. 5,3o0
s range OF contract prices IN the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-28

heavy 7oas So strong weight sgsher & "a so4 ss s
81 So SHEEP-Recepts. 10000 head market sta9y e 4E
81 so. 49, r~o-. -. s,,+oh.-a and shin
pers 81 s7taaS4 92h: common ssgs4 20; & SO
81 % SHEEP steady, ss@s4 rs. LAMBS steady - Dug
East Buffalo Nov. TTIE-RecsPts $500 head d.
active desirable grades 10c higher others sea1y
strong prime So 4o9s5 S. s5PPng 81 1Sgs0 aSj SS
bulls 81 o9$4 sockers and feeders 81 1Sgs4 70; STOCK
hefrs So OGS3 15 fresh and sprtngrs steady 70
strong $2e9$62 300 head so do afys Sas
fairly active 5@1oo lower heavy 81 9sg$5 mixed s. GS 30
$4 So stays. $39s8 so SHEEP and IAMBsEReGelpts @
lambs IS fGa$7 46 yearlings. s. 1855 wethsrs So 5O
s5 75: ewes. 81 1905; sheep, mixed, 81 o0gSo %
Kansas city. Nov: u 10 COO s,a head
Choice export dressed beef steers g i5qS6' fair to
good So 50dS5; fed steers 81 IoqS4 3d. socers
and feedeFs 50 40as4 25 southern steers e 1oa$4
6eifers. s. 56es5 bulls s29ss 5o calves g 9ogs6 5
bnR 81 S6s4 SO; heavy s. 75g$4 so packers "a 759
o60 head: market 10d15c higher Native lambs SO og
10 Sest.r enped yeariings IS 259s5 s5 Western
Dpsd sheep 81 56aS5 80; sockers and feeders 50 90
New-York tribune., 1905-11-28
READING SYSTE NJ
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. r.
xs, Swest 29d St. n. r
-N Foot Liberty St. n.

sTAT1oNs' To5t Tsst ISer5J 2sa Sy' St. l.. 4. R.
shown below Liberty st. West 2Sd St
leaves 10 minutes earlier except as noted by designating
EAsToN BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NAUCFR
CHUNK-z40o t715 Eastonl. 9.10 A II. 20. 40.
500 (b5.45 Easton only) p. NJ Sun. z42O A NJ, LOO
wiIl zssi Es BARRE AND sCRANToN-e1O A. NJ. I2@
500 P. NJ Sundays. z4.30 A. NJ, 500 p NJ
NEGAT-z4.O0 940 A. NJ. 13O, 500 Lakewood and
Lakehurst, k3.4O c4.I5l P. NJ. Sundays $50 A NJ
C940 Lakewood Lakehurst.)
ATLANTIC CITY, 20 A. NJ, kTS. 40 P. NJ
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS, CO.
t12ot. Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 800 A n. 400.
ATLANTIC HLDs sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH..
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4.00 z550. $50. 11.3o A NJ,
L30, k3.45. 4.30. $50, $50 P. ~ Sundays 300 A. NJ
400 P. NJ
PHfTADEI4PHIA-.z4S 30. MOO mSoo. 600. m'1o.oo.
aIIO0 A NJ m 1900 800 300, 400. m'5OO.
ms6OO ZOO f7.SO. 1900. 5000 P. NJ, j@i2 IS mdt
BALTIMORE AND wASFINGTON-S.OO. M 90. '12 90
m'2OO. mts4O0. 900 TOO. %12-15
IAMsPORT-I lz4OO. z4.3O. 1900 i9lo. uoO0. 100
A NJ. Reading only. i1-OO 1.20 100 P. N; (2ead-
ing. Pottsvile Harrisburg ony). f4O0 '5O1 LSo p NJ
sDaily tDay except Sunday. SSundays- 4Parlor
only. Via Tamaqua. aExcept SATURDAYS ml1nlnB
xsaturdays only: zFrom Liberty St only; - -
e12 P NJ. g4.30 P. NJ, i1f5O p NJ, ks 20 P. NJ
Ohlces: Liberty St. 2Sd Astor House. 261
434 1900 Broadway 1S2 9Th Ave, 2S1 9TH Ave,
Union Square West 2T9s Sd Ave- 2T9 West 12th St. 245
Brooklyn 300 Broadway. Williamsburg New York Trans
Co calls for and checks baggage to destination
W. G. BESLER. c. NJ BURT.
Vice-Pres. & Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-28

sSsisss sss ssas4 ssa. s Ss,r s:s;
De ops anH
FGa5y sod EsSTpsry ss Sd MsEGhp as I'D
say-Aasa. ssid ch.steT~Yarns and cloths the
Fo8 4fse Sp Ssnse or market ruled quiet all
Say with sales confined mostly TO sping patents no
ehans er1sS in 50 ssss c spnS Wne psn IS pn
oa sc w1te8s SsSa s. ssass sa 10 % RYE
RNEAfWStesdy Quoted: Kiln cried IS 10 SO IS.
S yeo% eand s. M SSs staads
Western quiet 0uoted Western spring s17 standard mid
6s eht M sy Ta6 6Tsn M g nf sa$s 60 @ 59 ling
81 81 S2f Sak s fa @ sGeaa aIa 90 mop % 'O0
codesbe surprise to the tade in VIEW Of the fact
most OF the news on hand was more eesTs than M ethS
showed stiff undertOe throughout the entire session
The apturn was generally attributed to bull support
Nails snd rumoTs Of good our sales in the later market
Sgs Out 5 sSes we're @ m hsF @ aRa Nevis to 6 the be
side was confined mainly TO statistics, and included
bush compared with 1s 6sooO0 bush the previous
ssSs sFa On aD D Of s %as an Increase
bush in the Visible suppy eepared With s ncfeeSe
last of coo bush The feature OF interest
had aed o as during shs 5.
reaohng the dy at an pdnts bush
@ pas' in Eo TorSWe besides Which @nnpee had 4
cars These figures were somewhat offset, however by
as 600 bush In foTegn markets the only advance
lower and Paris 5@13 points down While generally
reporting favorable conditions in the Argentine some
cables noted further damage from frost and there
also complaint as to the condition OF wheat in Germany
The cash market in Ne-Eork closed steady without
port business, follows: No red, 91&o
939@c ahoat: No Northern Duluth &c and No I
hard Manitoba e2%c. Z o afoat CoRN-As In wheat
the market moved to most Of the and
after firm session closed in NewYork partly Sc
higher. Except in December at Chicago. which Of
fered raher Teey on prospects for larger receipts the
market bare Of grain and had. in addition to bull
support. fair commission demand. OF this
was based the seaboard clearances Of $4,000 bush
Primary receipts on the other hand aggregated s91 600
bush, compared with $4,000 bush the previous year
There was an increase o 600 bush In the quantity
passage, but worlds shipments 100000 bush
smaller than the previous visible supply
there increase OF 900 bush. compared with
$4,000 bush increase ago. No 2 closed $50
elevator ODD and 633hc aoat No white e4c and
No 2 yellow, 643zc b afoat OATS-The market for
oats was steady most Of the day. but with less advance
visible increased eS5000 bush. here
~ were quoted S3c natural white 30 to 80 ID. S6l
375zc, and clipped white, 3S 80 ~ 371R94Oc RYE
Market nominal; No Western, 76c, c 1 Nevv-Yoril
BARLEY-Market dull Feeding. 40c, and mailing. 501
611sc. c I Buffalo. BUCkVHEAT-Narket dull; 62943
CSC, delivered New-York.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-28
COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r,rooi Nov 27-CIosng- -WHEAT-Spot firm; No
d western winter T4d fUtures steady. December,
e Ios. A. March 10sad May. Is 9izG. CORN-Spot
ogst: American mixed 5z; futures quiet; January.
a. 3ssd: March. As 2@sd- PEAs-Cenadian, stock.
s-r ST9r,St Louis fancy wiateF steady Cd HOPS
- = 91don (Paciac Coast) steaGv e e 10sgf4 BEEF
,,s1e -, extra india mess. rs Ga PORK-Prime ness
western nominal HAMs--shc-I cut. IA to 16 10 firm
=. ssa "a BACON firm; Cumberland cut. % 20 90 n
AZ short rib 10 p n. Eos; org mddes. light
10 "a ~ Sd: long clear ldes, heavy a5 40 ~
backs 10 -. AIS Cd clear
Il TO fG ~ SHOULDEFsS-Sguare. II 13 70.
al 24s LARD steady prime Western in tisrces. 8Ts
American refined, in pals, IS 3d BUTFER-Good
United states uOmlnsiy Sos CHEESE strong ATnerica
finest white American colored COS tai
I.OW-Prirne city steady az 23s Cd. TURPFNTINE-
SpirIts easy 48s Cd. ROSIS-Comnon steady az 10s
PETRoI.EUM-Rennsd firm at 3d. IINsEED OIL nrna
az
New-York tribune., 1905-11-28
NEW YORK. NEW HlVEH 8 HARTFORD A. R.

Trains depart from Grand Central station 4zd 81 Aaa
Ath Ave, as follows for .,,..oo ,,.o.,
"a n ttIl1:o0 sxTf0i. txI8Oo ttl5:o9 .SI5a2,
sf12o0 P NJ via Willirnantio-tSs:oo 4 NJ, 700
via snfd-fe:Oo A NJ, 1900, 400. s11soo p y
WORCESTER and FTTCHBURG. via PUTNASM.a4s ?; Z III
AKEVTIJ,F and NORFOLK-fS:49 A NJ, 1851 ?. II
GT BARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE LENO3, PITTS
FTELD-t4:50 4S4o A NJ. 1884 P NJ 49, -
cket ofices at Central Station and cl5th Sc
also at c2sf is5 c1 854 Broadway c25 Union soua<ss
FIFTH Columbus c649 Madison Avss
c273 West i25th ST. ares Third Ave. In Brooklyn ss42
SEQ Fulton St. $50 Broadway
sDaiIy Except Sundays. fStops at f26th St xsfor~
at I25th St. Sundays only. tParlor Car Limited Has
dining car cParIor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-11-28

az asEance the basis OF I2c for middling upland
se. 80 tor niddling Southern spot rnarAets
ssgsphed as follows: Mobile firm. unchanged. at
la. ss 100 bales. Savannah steady. &c higher, at
a1ess 2l55 bales Norfolk steady. 3-loc tigheIt
ktb.' 'loe sales. 365 bales. Baltimore nominal 3se
hs8e: sales z0e bales St Louis firm sc higher. at
he 81 baer, Galveston firm. 8-16o higher q.
hx. sies s23 bales New-Orieans very nr-ti. 4-!oc
hys. q lltsc: sales 800 bales. Galveston nrir so
Es-,,s &c Wilmington steady. &C higher al II ato-
receipts leading points for to-day; AZ nous
80 20 20 1900 bales against o.S76 last week ano
sesi, ss year: al Galveston 25 600 20 2Iooo bsles
ss-1ss5zs last week and 31.ls7 last year silo az
ssek aas 5000 IS 900 bales. against 2s o1 4aSN
Psa.s-a 22oi7 last year
Is Us al the ports interior points to-day com
= H.la the sams day week and last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-28

and crushed 5.4oo; mould 5o5c; cubes, 4ese&: & 49, A
powdered 4S5c powdered powdered ana frull
dered Soc Eagle confectioners granuated sSc as sr
coarse and grandated, 4.S0c: Eagle 24p e.
2-b bags and 5-ib bags of granuated $500;
Eagle. fine granulated diamond so:
confeetloners' a, 455c No l. 435c; and g. 4ooe'
Nc 42oe; No Abe No g. 4Ioc No = 4oSe; Coz: .:
&C; No D. 3S5c No TO- $780, No H. 3S5c; No Il, oovo.
NO l3 S75e Nos Il and 15 375c The London siT
Tor beets weakened little the quoted tes os
ABOUT Sd lower than they Saturday with NOVEMBER
and December quoted SIS 4ad The local market was
nrn with limited offerings, and there some deIo
on the quoted basis Duty paid prices 9-loc t0F
20 test centrifugal 1516G5c for test muscovado anu
11-1sG2s4c for SO molasses sugar
New-York tribune., 1905-11-28
NAVAL STORES.

The market fo- spirits tupentine quiet but steay
nd rcharred with barrels quoted AT &c
Ros'n was inactive and entrs.y nominal and no quotaon
o+tt ynar1ent quoted price for common 70
-ood strained waR Tar selling In n Iabains
way 81 . for Gil barrels WIKI tfe mar
at We ouote:
SPIRITS TJRPESTISIs--on and nnachine oar-oas' %
96+e
RosIN@csnauon to good straissd nominal: e. s. TOO
New-York tribune., 1905-11-28
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave Street 10 minutes earlier except mid
leaves Il: so p. n.
Lv. Liberty street, 500 Except SUN Euffet
Daily. Diner.
noon Diner.
200 m. Daily. Buffet
HFyovaI Limited" 400 pm. Daily. All Pullman.
Liberty street, 500 pm Daily. Diner
pm. Daily. Buffet.
night Daily. Slespsrs-
TucOUGH DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
Teavs New York City 23d St. Liberty ST.
Chicago Pittsburg Sleeper pm 12.15 Mt
Thica9o CoIumbus Diner. so an 12 90 nm
PittsbIre Cleveland, Limited -. $50 pm 400
eFittsbure $50 TOO
cincinnaH ST IOuis Sleepsr.... pm 1215 MT
Sincinnofi Tous Diuer...., est an 1000 al
Cincinnati ST Iouis Diner....... $50 pm 500 pm.
Ofices: 261, 434 1900 Broadway, Astor House. los
Greenwich ST. 25 Union Square w. S9l Grand st.
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formation regarding trains ETC. can be Setsdned AZ
Bureau OF Information Baltirnore q OHIO X H. 1sra
ST. Terminal Phone No. Chsisea al44
New-York tribune., 1905-11-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

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Ok fancv spring patent s5 o5; winter family patent
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spring Seat carloads $3.50 asked; winter nominal
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