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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York- October =. 1915
COFFE-After very quiet sand practically featureless
pa- session coffee became rather unsettled
r5e increased offerings supposed for long account
Tie opening steady unchanged prices in keeping
first light, and
during the market gained partial
2 points easier toward the close and was
e7sIv barely steady decline OF points to an ad-
-s7ce Of points The Official weather reports rom
AL indicated more or less general fl the Sac
Jzulo district which only bearish explaTa
II J11dishy receipts reported by the
esv cables but suggested further relief TO the
mentioned II the private cable news OF
.bs previous DAY Brazilian markets were unchanged
a. ne European markets. Hamburg was unchangeo 70
I rig higher and Eavre unchanged 70 a trano
hizier Receipts the two ports were $500 bags,
the previous day no comparison
being available with last year Nev-fork house deiiv
r-es continued very light. those reported Tor To-Day
being orlv about s6T bags against 1850 last year
ses in she local future market reported OF about
ooe bags TIE local spot coffee was quiet
but steady quotations ranging from s@sgo7Ac Tor
The range Of contract prices II the local market today
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WOOL TRADE PAUsING.

The Boston American Wool and Cotton Reporter
OF the week =,
The last Wees mas + houses reporting the demand
befng slower than have experienced LOT MAJ
o9l-s go were Il not the movement OF a ta1r-
szef amount of American wool by enc mouse A0
Tev lines Of territories by other houses me VIZ
1rne NJ sales for the week would have nee EeIy siI'
While there is much change to De recoroe Ia P5
g-b alterations might be made In quotations "Ou40
car+ainTv be II upward directloI
wool in Boston TINS week
IN 300 bales against 1918 bales last week and 1859
-- L,--a h.s, Aes S52
bales domestic and 1885, 21 foresn wool against o01.
stss Ion1estc and 249 bales foreign for the same
time year. 49, -. .,-.oz - . AK -
GOO hounds OF and $50 900 pounds OF Ioeig
Of 3S45OOO pounds. against rota4 OF
@ 1so 1onds las, week and OF 600 for the
came week Iast wear sales since January amount
+,aJa asst
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z1laosEAn PRODUCE MARKET.

7iverpool Oct 2-Closing-WHEAT-spo quiet; No
- Western winter 512d: futures steady December
ez Iossd. March Is esd CORN-spot firm; American
r-a5 "a. futures quiet December as; January IS 90
March As 37ad PEASCanadia1 hrI al rs 4Ta
outs fancy winter steady at Ss I'd ttOPS N Lon
a. rT5acifc Coast dull at E3Qt4 BEEF dull extra India
ness rs Cd PORK frm: prime mess Western EOS
16 -. AS Sd BACON-CuInper
nd cut 20 to 80 10 Sd short rib Is 10 "A ~ sos I'd
light, - TO 81 70 AVS 80 long GEAR
mddes heavy 81 40 ID SOS short clear 627 70 70
~ 10 II to Is 10 firm LARD-Prinle West
ar in terces dull SIS American refneG IN p9ls
q RUTHERFORD United states, SOS
ToTn1a CHEESE strong; American finest white Dos;
HnAs SIS. TALLOW-PrtcSs CITY IIrl
al Dos TTJRPENTINE- Spirits firm at sos I'd EosIN
Common firm at los PEIFto r. - OAIE1eilS1 4i-A- -
60 TrNrSEEI OIL firm lis Cd
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct, 2-Closing-CoTToN- sDot-Good bust
,ees done. prices point lower American nddlng talr
-4d. good midding 55Od middlng 53+d low nllddling
SIsd good ordinary. Sd: ordinary SD Inc saes OF
which 500 were Tor specula-
10 and export included $500 American Receipts
hslss 10, eco American. Futures opened
auet and steady and closed quiet American T1iddlng
October October and November, quo; NO
SSambsr and december 5 24d. December and January
2ed January and February. 53ld FEBRUARY ana NAL
99 March and April 536d. April and May, $50; May
and jure ) 4Od and July. 542d July and August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

r-CTTCN-IndcaIons that the cold wave in tne ooull
giving warmer con1-tloIls "llLoIL III -
cotton today TH!cE there was
recovery the close steaay
9lr5 100 bales opening steady at an advances ~
rofrr 70 decline points. about as cue On -
cables Reports less geIleTaLy over &c
northeastern central belts brought n some D1sS
5.e through wire and commission houses, but local
EMBELLISHMENTS were very bea-ish reports that TEN
1ars moi low enough 70 Kill plant any
from first Declining ABOUT 10 poIlls
nights finals prices rallied OF points by 49,
NJ But around midday eased CT again lncer te Iae
predicting weather
-y s16 ne continued absence Of private reports cam
ing material DAMAGE the plant n sections area.
-raT nv frost Selling also encouraged oy the lasr
has-lsh n-fvare estimate Of the The 10" point va"
afternoon, when prices sio"el a -
p 70 q points OF wlsalP o. ~ lIaTaTv
EL0--S coysred freely and during the later session
-~o-ra- 11s5 steady 10 reports OF stea-y
- snor markets and large exports. but most q
yEsv of According 70
1@~-sf ~enor-s Southern spot markets we're 4LC@s-
res s-5 X 900 bales delivered CONTRACT as .,-
ANvT1 SFF.AI--here was better ceIla-4- ~
acu- to-fsy with sales IN spring +rat-t-s
-rsJ.s s+-z5ghts and winter sLralgHls
F1ces were firm and unchanged Rye io1T was H.
ouier. FLOCR-SPr1ng patents = .sSS< * s--tng
straghs s4as4 10 winter paten'ss ,s AZ extra 10
; sr-rer - s5GS3 10 RYE FLOUR firm l5S.eao
= 800 e SGs4 70 choice fancy - 19es1 90 -
So ard - arrive CORNMEAL firm ~s-otet-
c-ee g 05GS3 10 brand BAG Ma hTII Tc
T--e ---a ,-F yellow 81 81 149SI 10 rLD
Civ s-ea[. western steady quoted: Wss5e[ spIs
sd < standard nidGunR. SIG 80. all Zcv-fD sa~hs'
- - 60 pa5 nor 500 Co. October shipment; city
b. 81 br1k ana SIS sacks; uiddiing SlSgS-5; Fsl
Dog 50 % homsny chop $2l 80 bulk and 60 % 4IA'
ne aHge Of contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

The local market for spot cotton closed quiet at 10
49, 5Slirs m the basis Of 101Gc fcr mlddling -
iand and 10 S5c mddng Cult sales 10 spL sSo9
. SO bales 9'-L1l ~
r9a+s rer +eIegraoled as follows; Mobile easy IN
CSC sales, 100 bales 5as,s-Le- cr1,ay
454 bales baltimore nom
nc lower at exc Augusta steady. 3-l6c lover al
sales s21 bales St Louis quiet u1chansec al
Chaeston quiet unchanged at 91zc Caves SEM
unchanged 024 bales. New
3-lGc lower 9 I3-l6c- sales I'D bales; "
seacy unchanged at SIC EsJlTIateo 40 - X 400
lea5-r today Houston lzvJy 20 l9o
laes against i 5o4 hales week and s.Sa iaas
year 4, aTyest6n % 600 coo bales against - 20
Ast Neek ana i 5e4 wear and at New
. s410 bales against .164 last week and 407-' -1
Receipts ports interior points To-Day compare
VIII ths 6av lasr week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

coffee cables: RioCoffee market e 66 . 40 bjTo
zsep5- Exchange 5-S2d receipts 14V'V uassr stt
e- - the United states 600 bags; shipments Lor
T-De Il 600 bags. stock, 2s3 600 bags SaJitosoILe
santos
= 600 bags stock 49e coo HanourgIee ma.
lxer opened unchanged. II was net unIailsel
: ufernig lower. 6 ?. n unc1aIgeo 20 = pteL-I.ss
ss1as On0 bags Havre-Coftee market opened
,,,9-4a,ra5 10 !. franc higher: y Unchanged
Fl q unchanged 20 = franc nlsL-@i q '-oV , ~
unchanged sales, Il. 600 bags - e.7,--v.
q Eraz--al oo1se Is as LooNs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
NEW YaRk. NEW HAVEN z HARTFORD 4. B.

Trains depart from Grand Central Station. 40 81 ana
BosToN via New London & Proy.-ttt1o:oo. sxllIoos
4 NJ. = 100 x I.ol '1s; 90 IT 500. sS5.5se3
N via Spfd.-49O0 A NJ, 1900. 400. s11soo p ~
PORTLAND Worcester-Fs.O2 P. N
WORCESTER and FITCIIBC re via PUTSAN--ts ? y
a EFETL.J.E NORFJLk-+'s-4 40 A "a. ISL =. ID
CT HARRINGTON, STOCKBRIDIE. LENOX. PITS
FIELDS, 80. fSs:49 a NJ. 81 "a 1881 ?; NJ -
rickat Central and
also at ca6f fls5 Broadway c25 Union Square.
ESQ Fifth Ave c649 Madison Avs
c27s West 18th St Third Brooklyn. c5<4
SEQ Fulton st. go Broadway
sDaily Except Sundays fstops at 125th St xStssps
I25th St sundays only saturdays only. TParor CaF
limited aas dining CPa-ior and Sleeping Car
tickets also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables 9pt eotlu
go demand: sales 10 600 bales speculation ana e5po
zoo; American 600. receipts 1000 American -Avoo'
rnit6ling pIanf 346 opened quiet points
lower; quiet ret decline or pohls oetopsr
and 2JS November ellleT, 9aS'
Deceubsr-Isnuary 2Sd Jsnuary-Feoruary. 55lc Feb
rua-y-March 53Sd Msrch-zpr bSed; April Way $50
Aag-Jgne :. 4Od: June-Juiy 542d: July-Aug1sI o5Sl
zEAIN-VEEAT-Ths market ha4 rAtaef a
range an day keeping generally under the
Yious uighrs close. There some indication Of Duii
support tmeE pit nevertheless had an in
pTessiGn the leader al Chicago was selling on
tne houses accounted
IA the confidence among professionals on
although bears nesiiatec
. 2Esa airy advantage they might have had In tho
HE CO nothing important N IIher side
g he governed most u the Gay ~
Purely Influences and little evidence OF the
broadening tendency nOt-eaoe earlier IN the
Teek a Broouhzli said the AUSTRALIAN crops were
sooAing lad and Esee OF October sain later one
s2ss the osc4sI estimate CO yield IN New South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

firm; sales III bbs receipts 1572 bels shipments
81 bss Quote: So = s. Z < s5o O. II s s &c., &c.,
\ IS 20; " G. s. 50; " W s. 80
u6SIS American strs6ned 9s Cd; fine. l3s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOJ r nrT WtiAI
No spring s. eGss34c, No g. 62as6c No Z req
as8sc. CORN-No . 54d54 &C 70 ye5tVti
GOOD feeding 35R5Gc fair 10 choice nlaltln4 ~
TIMOTHY sEED-Prine. 80 %. Go YER ontraGt
grade So so PCRK-Mess. Dbl $40 oUtsSI9 90
IS s3aSS IS; snort sides tboxed) 81 - = gSe
KT-Y-Bass % high wines, 81 go On the FToduce *
chang today the BUTTER market was hrrl creanefie
ri S9oi~c- iatries I6is9I9c EGGS STEADY al mara
extras 22iac CHEESE firm. IIgll re. -
Tf-Ir-r Gc- 12-Cose: W1EAT-No northern.
sale No . Northern December. 81 sc May eo'ac
Buffalo Oct 1.-FT4oUR firm WHEAT-spring IN
settled. 10 Northern. sS1sc asked carloads winter
firm: No red s51zc CORN firm; No yellow, u &c
No , white 81 OATS dun but firm; No white.
8.i. Q; No . mixed sI4c BARLEY Arm; Western. H.
4sG5ec Canal frelghts Arm.
Milwaukee oct I2-wHEAT-No Northern. sog{ Sc:
No . Northerr s2GS6c December hsGes &c asked u
No / CSC. BARLEY-No , o4c; sample soa0'c-
CORN-May 44G44Ac bid e-sl
Ma S5[c. No hard SIC No Northern - ~ -
Nortbsr3 stIsc FLOUR-Ftrst patents - so - w.
second patents 81 suaS4 TO- first clears 81 90 81 w. sec
ond clears So 4OTS2 90 BRAN-IA bulA' SII 90
s. Louis oct l2-CIose: wHEAT-No 2 red cash
a. rs15-Hn' 1sce1.ber ss%c; NAY s6isgs6Aei No 2
hard. s3Rs6c- COItN--SSo = CASH - - ~ -
cash. 2Sc; No 2 white 5oc
Toledo oct to-CLOvER sEED-Cash s. s.; October,
& T5eccr16er 81 T7is bid January, - 50 sellers
T9rE-E PINE 81 o. TIMOTdY-FriEHe, 81 90
TbIlaseInbia oct l2-wHEAT firm: contract grade,
Clcfober p fs3c CORN October. 5945S4-c-
OARS an - higher; white natural 34e34lsc, No
rbir ciir-c1 "a 1850 BUTTER steady; West
er zoe nearby prints sc. EGGS Arm;
nnsrbs $50 loss OF 2Scs nearby fresh &c mark.
Western FRESH 2ld22e at mara CHEESE dull: New
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON I-E EsE HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave west 10 minutes earlier except mid
night train leaves Il 80 D r.
I.v. Liberty street 500 Except sun Budst
Diner.
70 n nom DAILY Diner.
BIhst
.sr,ov,I iDffed" 400 o m Daily. All Pullman
jberrv Q . Diner
IN --4Net 100 m Daiy Buffet
Daily SeepsrAN
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
TRAINS DAILY The WEST.
~ Vol, a 23d Liberty 81.
STjco1o Pittsburg Sleeper. .... m 1915 NJ
CbcagO Columbus, Diner ll5O an 100 m
Pittsburs Cleveland Limited 50 pm 100 pm
a.FittsburE Limited Buffet SD IOo pm
Louis, Sleeper u 90 IZI5 n't-
Cincinnati, Louis, Dlnsr--.- > % an 4oo9 an
Cf0einnsti St Louis. Diner $50 pm 500 pm
OH7ces. 167 POI. 434. 1900 BrcadWEy Astor HOUSE.
,os rTesnvfcb ST. IS Union Square W, 301 Grand sts
~ a4s FJIlton St Brooklyn; 23d St and L1Osrtv e.
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Ocean Steamers.
MambWrgl7AmerGoam Limo.

Mamb1rg9Amsr60am Limo.
erbourg-Hamburg
!PPEEHHT 4sd1AN e oct is s $50 N
tPatricia oct Is Pretoria Noy; ,,
Room Gymnasium Elevator & La Carte Restaurant
4Callng Dover for London & Paris.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENoAA IA.
PEnE pes y Ef0 3
Han aS burg Nov Nov Is Is II A Jam Jam IS Mar
Deutschland r e. o. ~ ~ a. ~
s a s7 ss Shf SCR according
steamer Gamer selected ss;s
S s MoitEa to Madeira. cadiz Gibraltar. Malaga.
Algiers and Genoa Jan. 80. 1906
s. S. Deutschland to Italy.
LESS THAN DAYS.
VESSELS OF THE MOST MobERN TYPE AND OF
0aces $50 IS and 81 broadway Piers Hoboken. N
NORTm GERMAN GlOYD.
Fast Express Service.
K,onDrB. 6s i Sada R9ssT ao1 s. AM
Kaiser. Oct. 81 10 A N K VIM. II Dec. r. M
K %9 N21 Il S2Sh K zA W n Is
TWin-Screw Passenger Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BREMEN.
Bremen Oct II i Noon Bremen My Nov q 10 IN
E!isdrtch. SOv 70 An .Seydlitz Pee, = 70 n
Sans for Sf Bremen ne d di-ec5 n
Mediterranean Service
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
K Iufse Oct AN. X. LUise.-. Nov. IS, II AN
P Irene Oct Is AN P Irene. Dec. 2 II A n
'Neckar-. 4, Il AN. 'Neckar Dec Z. II A n
x Albert Albert Jan IS. II An.
From Breen Fters Sd and SITS Hcbok:n
Louis H Meyer 45 South Third ST. Philadelphia
A MEXICAN LINE.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOUTHAMPTON
sailing Saturdays, $50 A NJ Pier Is. N R R.. 90
Philadelphia ....... p New York. Nov.
DED STAR LINE.
II ANTWERP-DOVER-LO
Sailing Saturdays. 1890 A. NJ, Pier Il, n. r -
iceland ....... oct q VaderIand Nov
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEW DISQUALIFICATION
Sailing Wednesdays and Fridays Pier as. y r
Baltic -. oct Is Oceanic Nov. l. $50 A NJ
eutonic.. Is. 10 A N Cedric Nov s. P. NJ
TO MEDITERRANEAN TIA,-s
1H FROM NEW YORK:
EEpT~FT IC .. Oct. 10, Noon: Nov. 30 &c March
CEEIIS o 90. Ian e 10 H r 1ec
CELTIC '2O'04 '0ns FROM BosT6 ron o. 10 A NJ FEB Il
ROMANO ..........e. oct. IS 10 A N; Dec. = Feb
C4NOPIC ..-. Nov IS, 2:30 P. NJ; Jan Is, Feb. "A
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
Freight Office whitehall Bldg. Battery PlaLs
= CUNARD LINE
u From Piers 51-52, North River.
To LIVERPOOL QUEENSTOWN.
Etr1ria -. Oct. "A, AMlCarcna. 900. Oct 81. AN
- nina MIA Oct 81 10 AN Lucana. Nov. 4 10 AM
Jn1bra Oct Is Pm EtrIrta- Nov. Il, PM
GTRRALTAR-GENO PLES-ADRIATIC
CARONIA-Fastest and Most Luxurious OF
Ieviathans-Jan 9th, Feb. 9th
S,rnlernerts the Modern Twin Screw Steamers.
sIAVONIA. -.-.-....... Oct H. 10 A NJ Dec ) Feb -
= - n a, >E44 II Nov 81 Jan IS Feb 3 MAJ
vernon H Brown. c. A. % B'way N Y
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INTERNATIONAL
AUTOMOBILE RACE,
Saturday, October 18th.

St and Brooklyn tFIatbush Ave stal. for 4inaelA
f7.35 from saith OnIy) (A-00 stopping at Gezdsa
city one hour, where breakfast may be oststns6 a
Garden Citv FoteJ 40. 1890. 1850, $780, 8;ee,
40 i0.25 1850 1I.00 Parlor cars on. 4;eo and
n trains
Frequent returning from AineoIa ana speci&A
trains Immediately after finish
cry VIII be every u minutsS
from IL: $50 until $3.50 and every 10 minutez
thereafter. Tor acconnlodati0n o. automoolists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
NAVAL STORES.

Tina r-lo, for spirits turpeutne was dui ana oaTey
steady with 72lzc nsked Tor - Toad gtrainel
o+d a. 1sr showed steady gncs-Io5T Win OF
bhls quoted al s. 50. We quote - - " 49, ~
oil and machine bills 72Q721zc asked
t0sTN Common 70 good straiEee e. r. e ss9SS4 %
~, ~ o58k5 10 r. 81 1880 ~ % ~ X,
:. SSlt4S. 10 % Is as; G, 50 1895 So; ".
Seds6 10 -,,.,1
S4eN~'N - Barrels
Dc --.-- t.i-
So. l'glb
Tar
Charleston oct 2-TuFf'Hl SII->E ana Ho7i-'' nom
ing doing E,.tn hills t,r,sr
tine 141 bbls. ,,,-,-7-rNyE7 e-,, a, COX saI.s
gao bbts: receipts 516 hbis' si'N- 80
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of VEST Ty VET I HES srREETs
"a The leaving time Desbrosses ana So[ IA' f
Streets is i've minutes later than tna- given
twenty ii'a street Fox R'@ TIE WEST.
1885 4. NJ sT louis LIMITED. For Cincinnati
sIO55 A M TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED -
PM cs4 n hSq5s 70 cfNGI9 SAT1 AND ST
., LOUIS EXPRESS
1856 P NJ PENNSYLVANIA Is sP hours to Chicago
:4ss PM. CHICAGO LIM a1 E;RI},.l,,,-,ss71 EXP.
IS s. p NJ WEsTERS EXPRESS.
.s.sS 2 81 cLEVELAND AND cINCINNATI EXP
700 WAsHIN Gro - ASD IHE SOUTH; -
'5. SIS 1y-5 g 90 10 90 a; m - - IS S.
az l2Io sunday So . % 'lyo' a b?
sotTE fSs EITL + Il II Saz5 .425 1910
Atlantic COAST LIME % a m and 925 p m
sEABoARD AIR LNIE,-1225 p. m and 121o a m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAY--'s25 p m
cIiEsAPEAKE & OHIO RA1LwAY.-7-55 a n week
FOR OLD PotNT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-755 a n
ATLaNTIC cITYGEs55 a. n and 2a5 p weekdays.
s sundays Ilt = ~. 80 q m --.s,,-i.,.
BRoWN'S MILLs-IN Is -F1NEs-o55 g. m week
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK Ocean Grove, C'OrtA
Asogry Park sundays) and Point Piessah 9'S IS Is
60 except Long Branch) ana 400 ?, III -A'7
sundays SO F Fox rH L s9 5E iIa Z ="
500. 7.25 "7.55 y.25 '9.55 no % ~ -
1i55 a m. I2 Is. az S. "155. 40 255. '325 $50
AS % - t"f455 for North PhtladePha oIly.,
$3.50 6.55 1856 % D % 20 55 for philadelphia
only ?. u 10 night week-days Sundays. 20 -
.1265 "155. "8:25 855 *425 l.44b5 Tor S2rta PIE
deIphia only. "455. $3.50. T-55 rs. - 300 lo1
North Philadelphia cnlO p. m. 1910 night
"Dtning fExtra-fare train. -. -,~,
Ticket OFFICES Nos 461 1854 and Broadway 1s2 FIrh
Coelow Esd StJ 263 Fifth Avenue tcorneT %SLh
STU Astor House stations named above; Brook
lyn Street street. $50 Broa6"ay
Pennsylvania Station The New York LEtlLS
Company will call check baggage from hotes
and residences through destination -
Telephone '543 Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
" ~ A--rEpp7rpy 7 R WOOD.
General Manage Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. ". BOYD.
Passenger Agent
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COOKS NILE STEAMERS.
cairo Luxor and the First Cataract.
Far7Ases III II Raneses the Great Dec II
Rameses ...... Nov 28 Rameses .......... Dec. 10
T2aTnesas Dec Rameses Ill.,. Dec
And weekly thereafter. connecting with service for
the Second Cataract Khartouna. Uganda. &c addi-
Cooks Express steamers sail Monday and
Friday. Luxurious Dahabeahs and special steamers
for families and private parties.
Holy Land etc. leave during January and February.
THOS. COOK & SON,
26I and I1s5 Broadway. $40 Madison Ave, y 7.
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CLARk'S f rs FHn ORIENT
and Mediterranean including Spain. by specially char
ed s s Arabic 1900 starts Feb. Sth. A
cruise OF 20 days spending - days in Palestine and
F,rvpt costing only S4O0 and including shore
cJIrsions hotels drives. fees. and all necessary
psnses.
For illustrated Descriptive Booklet address FRANK
e CLARK 90 Broadway. New York
Round the world parties start Nov sth and
eth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

Receipts Of breadstus at interior points in thousands
three cpheTs 00, omitted Flour. In bbls, grain
in bush. follows:
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Java sugar. $50 tonsust arrived went into for
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago Oct. 12-rne leading futures ranged as fol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-16
SHORT LINE WAS
NOT RESPONSIBLE
Supreme Court Reyerses Iudg
ment in Damage Suit of
Ephraim Dunn.
HURT WHILE LOADING TIES.
Lower Court Gave Him Verdict for
81 5Oo-Iustlce Straup
Dissents.

An opinion reversing the judgment
Of the lower court has been rendered
by the supreme court In the case Of
Ephraim Dunn against the Oregon
Short Line Railroad company, appel-
liant. The action was brought TO re-
cover damages for personal injuries al
legged to have been received by plaintlf
through the negligence Of defendant on
April %, 1902,
III plaintiff alleged that he was em-
ployed on the section at Willard and
with other men was loading ties on a
Hat car when he fell from temporary
platform at the end of the car, which
had been constructed by the men o
make the work easier on them, and
severely bruised his throat and chin
and mashed one OF his fingers go that
1t had TO be atpputated. lie alleged that
the brlise on the neck resulted In a
running sore which Is incurabe. The
jury IN the lower court rendered ver-
dict In his favor for $500, tho court
refusing TO grant defendants motion
TO instruct the jury to return verdict
In its favor.
The opinion Of the supreme court,
NHlNH was nllAAhl w 1llltA JhoAl'N
Bartch holds that the lower court
erred in refusing 10 instruct the jury
to return verdict I'm favor OF de.
PENDANT for the reason that the evil
dence showed that the defendant was
not negligent as the temporary plat
form was not put there by Il and hence
plaintiff and other employees assumed
the risk OF II being substantial with
full knowledge of It's condition Fur
Their than that It was shown that the
ties could have been loaded without
the use Of the platform. hence the COM
pany should not be held accountable for
any accident on the same, The judges
accordingly reversed with costs for APP
pellant.
Justice McCarty concurred IN the
opinion Of the court but Justice Straup
dissented from IL. In his dissenting
opinion he holds that the platform was
constructed under the instruction and
supervision Of the foreman Of the gang,
who represented the company, and
hence the company should be held lla-
BILE for the accident.
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PERSONALS

], p Gardiner is in Nevada where
he has a large ranch
state Auditor Edwards is In Brigham
City today on business.
Gustave Dlnklage has returned from,
n visit OF several months In California.
o. II, Skdmore has returned from
installing water works plant at Mont
peller, Ida.
Manager +. c. Payne OF the Savage
Opera company is guest at the Ken
yon.
Manager Levi wild of the Western
Union at Butte, is IN the city Ca a
business trip.
Messrs. Mcclellan and Weihe return
ed this morning from their southern
Idaho trip In good health and spirits.
Mrs. L. r. Hall has returned from
southern California, where she was
called by the serious Illness OF her
mother
w. Ray Ridge. formerly Park city
miner, and now engaged In mining at
Goldheld, Is at the Knutsford, on "A
short trip to this city
Private Charles D. Mitchell OF the
hospital corps at Fort Douglas has been
transferred 10 the T'wenty-second bat
terry at the same post,
Charles Hines and Fred Bassett. the
High school pupils who went TO Wash
ington to attend the inauguration cere-
monies. have returned home.
j, G. Cutler, Jro returned this morn
! ing from an extended service on the
federal grand jury al ogden. lie re-
| ports that very little attention IL being
paid up there to Mr. smurthwalte's per-
| formances.
Theodore Gentsch son OF General Su.
| perntendent y, c. Gentsch OF the Pacl-
| fic Express company with headquarters
| at ST. Louis has been made assistant
/ cashier OF the Salt Lake Securities &
| Trust company and is now ut his desk
| Mr.. Gentsch comes from Spokane
| whore he has been I'm charge OF
| the interests Of the express company
! IN Washington and northern Idaho.