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SITUATIONS wANTED--FEnALE

WANTED-By a reliable coIored woman .
place as general houseworiSer, go home at
night l40I lth 81 nv. auII-2t
WANTED-A good place as boarding houae
cook. By reliable coiored woman. 9ls /. ST
nv. If
WANTED-Ey a coIored woman. a place a.
good cook. Address JANITOR, g26 18th st
NV. al1II-2t
STED-By reliable colored woman, steady
day washing al houe. i40) Ist st. NV
nulg-2t
WA%TED-Flace in fats or private family.
1852 Z3d "a nv. aul0-3J
WANT FD-Oflce to clean or work by dav
FLAT gyg, The Rochaulbeau. aug-gt
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WANTED-Two hrst-class girls for country
TO cook, wash. and iron and do housework
Address BOX 1856 this office. auII-2t
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Royal Pilsen." the Unrivaled

Light beer, is served IN special glasses
al all leading bars. Always call for il.
Abner-DFury Brewing 90. Phone ". 4SG.
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DANCING.
- - sUMAIER

NTH ELECTRIC FANS.
THE oRDWAYS 33I 18th 81. n W.-Eyery
Tuesday. Friday, and Saturday evening. be
ginners class. 1880; advanced. $50. Lady RS
gistants; six lessons =. 90. Private lessons
By appointment, Prefs. WYEDHAH and
WILLIS. su7-S0t
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- Pounds Of sugar. 200.

BEST FAMILY FLOUR. sos BARREL.
JOHNSTON S. I3l 7TH ST NV.
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WANTED-Two energetic Catholic ladies' |
neat address: easy WORK: good wages 10 |
right parties. Address BOX 27S, this office |
auII-St
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-HORSES AND VEHICLES
WANTED-To buy saddle horse or comhina- :
tion saddle and driving horse. price must
be reasonable. Address BOX 24l, this Of
fce au9-3t
FOR RENT-BOUSES.
SIN-ROOM BRICK and bath. in thorough re-
pair; large ward. 20 alley. ass / 81. nv.
Rent, $50, auI0-3t
FOR RENT-House. six room brick. North
west, -. 81 DEAN, I0s 18th St NV. aulG-3t
FOR RENT
l030 Dartmouth st. NV, 1lr and bath .S35 80
lt02 Virginia ave. sw., rooms. suit
able for laundry. ry......-..-.--........-.. ID. 90
1924 T ne. 6 rooms............-..... 20 80
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 I4th ST. nv.
aH9-tf
FOX RENT-BrtCk house. $50 4th st ne
eight rooms and bath: $40 per month Key
next door, e&l. au0-3t
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WANTED-RooMS.

", w ~ ~ l bO-One or two rooms, Northwest
lady; state price: prefer to be with spiritual.
ISIS. IS. ana owner of house. Address BOX 25I
Wis OIiICe aulR-3f
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WANTED-Girl for cooking and assist with
houseworA; family of three. 134S Maryland
ave. ne. auli-3t
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WANTED-An experienced white nurse girl
a good home for the right party. Apply tC
MIR. KOHNER. 900 Tth ST. NV. auI1-3t
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COLONIAL BEACH.

FOR RENT-Colonial Beach furnished cot
tage for season. SIS; shade. fruit, bathing.
artesian water. a. b. FRISBIE, Interior De
partment. auIl-7t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WHEN YOU BUY suburban property, or n
farm in Maryland. you want TO be absolutely
sure that the title Is correct. Get a certih-
cate of title from THE MARYLAND REAL
ESTATE TITLE COMPANY, Commercial Ma
uonal Bank Building. 14th and & SIS. and
your title VIII be safe 5e2l-90t
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WANTED-WhIte girl to do light housework
and assist IN store: washinEi a good
home TO right party. Call 1914 7th st NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A portable oven and bread trough
must DE in good condition. Address BOX
26j. this Office. aull-3t
T-NTII. MONDAY. AUG. u. we VIII continue
70 make our E3 cabinet photographs at 81
per dozen. CASTLE. 1921 Pennsylvania ave
Hu1i-at
wANTED-vot IS; Boyce's Baby Ballot Box
VIII he opcnd the seth Of this month and
the winning baby's picture win be published
in this paper few days later. Those pa
rents who have been notified should all have
taken interest IN thts contest, not much
10 win the &Id prize, 10 encourage the
enterprise Of the BOTCE NURSERY 81 tDIO
In organizing strictly and up-tU-date Chill
dren's department WngTe any mother can bc
satisfied with her beby's picture 1t Is not too
late; II you have not voted, VOTE. BOGCE.
1925 +, See instructions at street entrance
Studio. au5-6t-n", we, ,fr
WANTED-HIghest cash prices paId for worn
garments. ladies' gentlemen g. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and viii call any
hour. Is. TARSHES. 1905 9TH st NV. Phone
North 499- Iny2s-9Ot
WANTED-A second hand cash register suit
able Tor butcher: VIII pay cash II the price is
low. Address BOX TO- Clifton Station, Vir-
ginia. au7-5t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
aside your old clothing. shoes. and hats be
fore seeing me, as / pay highest cash prices
for them Drop postal. viii call. H. GE-
WIRZ. I20s 9Th st. Au6-l5t
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FOR RENr-uNFuRNrsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three southern exposure com
munieating rooms; large and airy. 10 J.
ST NV auIl-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANIEil-If you are giving up housekeeping
and ana wish to sell part or all OF your furni-
tuTe, send Tor the man who has the reputa-
ton OF 20 years fair deaung MARCUS
NOTES. corner 9th and d SITS. NV. Phone
Main 941s- au2-30t
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. Il.
MARKS. 307 9TH st. au10-3t
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves, bric-a-brac. and all kinds of
household goods. BAUM'S FURNITURE
SHOP, 9th and u sts. NV. Phone North 1913.
jy25-30t
WANTED-Here is chance for everybody;
Just opened Will pay highest cash price for
OLD Soid and silver. JeWelry, diamonds. dental
hliings and antiques. 72I 9TH st. NV.
jy25-S0t
emeralds. pearls. sapphIres; cash paid for old
gold, silver, dentist gold and platinum
LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 433 9th ST. NV. jy26-9lt
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By September /, one or two sec
ond floor rooms and board for TWO adults
and child seven years old; must not ex-
ceed 500 permanent. Northwest: or Two or
three unfurnlshed rooms. near caterer. Ad
dress BOX 26Z. this office. auIi-3t
wANTED-Room and board for an invalid
lady, city or country must be reasonable.
Address BOX 26l, this Office. auI0-3t
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Every Saturday We Sell Our Regular
10c cigar for &c. Sickle. 1OlI Pa. ave.
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GOOD FUTURE for hustIing young hUsI1e-g
this Office - 80 90
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FIVE CAFE IN center of city with fI,rrts-he5
rooms very cheap for cash, on aeco5Inf -
oienless 1 Address BOX 292. this ofice
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Visit Halls Market, Cor. sd and c SITS.
northeast Large supply of fresh dressed
spring chickens. Highest grade meats
obtainable. Watermelons, cantaloupes,
etc, al the ruling market prices.
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FOR RENT--STORES.

FOR RENT-E25 per month: store and TWO
rooms and bath. 141S 18th st. NV. A d.
ADDISON, sos 18th st. NV auS-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
METROPOLIS VIEW.

FOR SALE
METROPOLIS VIEW.
IF YOU WANT To MAKE MONEY ON
REAL ESTATE, you must buy in line OF
the improvements We claim. and can
prove, that more money has been spent in
the past Ave years. and is now being spent.
in the vicinity Of and surrounding
II E 7 r OP Oils VIEW
than all the other suburban section OF
Washington put together.
BloomiEgdale. the west-Ex-
pended IN houses --..-.-...... 5 10. .oJ9, 600
Union Station, the south
To be expended. ...............-. Il, ,O00. 600
Catholi" University, on The
Filtration Flan,................ 5.0G0.S66
Iotal q, UO0.bl0
Being entirely surrounded by these enor-
must come next. Look 0uL for il
LOTS NOW ONLY 25c to 45c PER FOOT.
OEe-dfth cash. balance to suit
VIII be worth 81 per foot in less than
FIVE years.
c. 3. HAZARD CO,
l4I7 ST NV,
AGENTS FOR SYNDICATE.
au5-eod-f
FOR s4LE-Two we'll located lots on Rock
vile railway, near District line; no reason
abe offer refused. Address BOX 2Gg this
office. aul0-3t
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Buy Your Vacation Cigars at ]. W
ElIa BosweIl la a a.

Wfey's. 405 10th st. NV. Times Bldg.
Cheapest and best in town.
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Fer sALE-rYPEwRITERS

FOR SALE-No. Remington and Manhat-
tan typewriters. REID, S24 Pennsylvania
ave. au1-Tt
monthly payments; prices low; condition
guaranteed; low rental rates for summer
agents for Williams typewriters. jyl0-tt
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEmaLE.

WA&TED-One good bar man two buss bows
Two ~aitressesi only experienced need ap-
ply. RADfS CAFE. COS Pennsylvania ave.
Nv aull-Zt
WANTED-Prospectiv pupils 10 know that
We teach Syllable, Pitman, GrahRm Barnes.
and Gregg systems Of shorthand; also ty-pe-
writing and Spanish and Spanish shortha nd
speed Of 10 70 100 words per minute EuaIan-
teed IN the syllable in 80 hours actual stuay
OF money refunded Positions procured for
pupils Competent corps Of teachers STFN-
OGRAPiiIC ACADEMY. 3I5-3i3 Colorado
building. auI-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FIRST-CLASS CAFE AND DAIRY. TTrNyrrET
oetween hFe Government buildings: low rertss
Ten large rooms and hall rent Of rooms ai~r,s
pays Twice rent; cheap account pr5nrfatg,S
na vlhg three other places, Address BOX an
SS. aulI-ae
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kNACOSTIA.

BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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BR0OKLAND, D. C.
ARTHUR H F. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FLAT-Four rooms and bath Cs20,. l4le 18th
It NV 4. d. ADDISON Sos i7tn
auS-tf
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EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESSMAKER.
Ladies. come now and get ready for fall
work; take position, or start business for
yourself Pupils commencing next week will
be guaranteed first-class position, from Sl5
to SIS per week. we will make no. charge
for instructions. COME NOW. 1t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Young girl; make herself useful in
office; $50 week, GOLDSMITH SIGN co,
g22 l. St NV. 1t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

If YOU ARE a salesman and want % earn
money, call at 70S lIth 81. nv Don't call
unless you can sell goods aulI-3t
WANTED Single man: bartender. ia North
Fairfax St Alexandria Va aull-3t
WANTED-Good white barber for Saturday;
good wages; 81 guaranteed. G17 King St.
Alexandria Va. aull-2t
WANTED-Barber for Saturday. 50 20 guar
antee. VINCENT FOREST 9th 1t. and
Bunker I'm road BrookIand, D. c. It
ply 10 r. l.. BUNTING. 81 and sts. sw.
wANTED-Laborers for excavating and con
crete work at Filtration Plant. Apply RI
DoLPH :. BLoME 60, aulI-2t
WA%TED-TeIegrap aph operators for out Of
strike: must be temperate and reliable; those
having railroad experience preferred Apply
Hotel Johnson Room 80. ?. +. MITCHELL.
WANTED-An experienced white or colored
young man as helper In grocery store; must
3 SONS. corner North Capitol and L sts
aull-9t
WANTED-First-cIass barber. at once lol
II 81. nv. II
WANTED Barber, white or colored. to rent
hrst-class two-chair shop. BROWN. 1905 f
-. h". II
WANTED-A colored boy about Is or 1G
years Old. Can g51 9th NV It
WANTED-Carpenters FOR concrete form work
al Filtration Plant Apply RUDOLPH s.
BLOME co. aulI-2t
WANTED-White barber; So guarantee for
saturday. ASTORIA, Sd ana SITS. NV 1t
AGENTS WANTED-13l2 7th st. nv. au1I-at
WAkTED-Good. honest colored boy: must be
a worker; also white hoy for soda fountain.
EDMGNDS & YZNAGA, ID and G SITS. ne
II
WANTED-White barber for Saturday; sS. 80
guarantee. Apply 1866 IA st. sw II
va
THE Y NJ &. 4 BARBER SHOP. Good
wages guaranteed It
WASTED-Counter man: good pay; short
hours 20th CENTURY CAFE. It
WA%TED-A good timer. Apply at once
2l2 st. NV, IL
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WANTED-GfrI for office work Third Floor.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank building.
auII-3t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAI MORE? We store for T5r !oad
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 4I8-4 -421
10th 81. Gw. Phone Asin A222. my3-6m0
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-Boarders at country place IN the
mountains: fresh eggs. chickens, vegetables;
terms. So per week: children half prlce. Ad-
dress OSEDALE, Knoxville. Nd. au1O-3t
LOCRSLEY HALL, on the Potomac river:
summer bOarders. 50 per week Fishing,
bathing. and grabbing. Address WM 5.
RANLEIGH. Ridge P. o.. st. Mary's Co,
Md au5-St
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CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsw-Tork, November b lsVo-,
-+a. ro~es market showed comparatively
sef t.,-s< sales about be,Ooo haes' "l-.S4
i.s is sbout 1000 bags exchanged Tor lateI hS;
t1saeo ,bteh there was little indication OF hee1 ~
sls.,cn slss ana the market ruled generally sleaoy-
-as s1eadv at unchanged prices ana win z oe
els @ss market showed little improvement
70 a is IN moderate demand from shorts am
~ - Tho close was steady. net unchallged 70
s=rhe- on the whole this was conslieea p-ee.S
fsls n view OF the declines in European ma
ses sS"t.s as5n,,e5 fun receipts Hamburg reported
s5ns o. Eah pfg and Havre was 3+g y LTa5c 1, a.
Co. he Brazilian markets reported any chhise a
s.-eS ss.-- with Monday bgt the rate OF e1cnahse w.
"a larer Receipts at interior points conLlueu q oo
s-o se1lres with Jundiahy reporting SlooO
-, - sr the day against 1000 last year ana quo
sss 20 saj egs against 50 600 last year SO lar Tor
brazilian receipts about lZVVe pass p
Va ,nase Cf a year ago being 60o8 GtJ bags asalnsS
ny. ~, W. b.va eet wear and 619 0G0 bags to the same
~. IN 1905 warehouse deliveries were nooefate Ma
~. ~ 1ss no news concerning the coming crop me
, sor epo. coffee was quiet with quotations on the
t.rs Of E-lec for Rio No 4 -, -. z.,,
-bs range ef contract prices in the ioC4 mar lAs
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r EADIMC SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R.

West 23d St. N r.
STATIONS: Foot Liberty ST. N r.
Time below is from Liberty 81. West sd 81
10 minutes earlier except noted by designating
MARKS
5.O0 (ta.45 only P. II. Sun, z42o A N. 1Oo
VILE ESBARRE AND scRANToN-9-1O 10 A NJ. 1.2O. 500
p NJ. Sundays. z4-SO A NJ. 90 P NJ - ,
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST, TOMS RIVER AND BAtt,
NEGAT-z4.OO. $40 A. NJ, 1-3O. 500 Qakswood sna
Iakehurst. k3. 40 c4.15 F. NJ. Sundays. $50 A NJ
Cs.40 Lakewood and Lakehurst1
ATLANTIC CITY->9.40 A M. kf3 40 p. NJ
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN StsOV E
POIlST PLEASANT AND SEASIIoItE tOisTsc-oz
11261. sundays. except Ocean Grove. 9Oo A L. 40.
ATIXNTfC ELps. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BcH.
EAST LONG BRANCH--zs.0O 90. z55O. 8 30 II 90 A NJ
10 kS As. 4 80. $50. $50 p II sundays BOO A NJ
400 p. NJ. .o
81 90 A. NJ m.1aoo mi 90 800 800 400 OO
me 90 90 473O. 900. 5000 P NJ. J'l2 - rntt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGToN-s.00 rn"lo.oo. 'i2 90.
ms200. mt'4OO. "s.OO 100. '12J5. -
IAMsPoRT-I iz4oO, "A, $500 1910 1000 1l.eo
ing PottsviIe. Harrisburg only. t4c1 500, I3o ? NJ
sI]aIiv FTaiy except Sunday. ssundays +Parlo'
cars only, wa Tamaqua aExcept Saturday. moin-
ing car xSaturdeys only zFIom Liberty ST only =,
e15 20 p NJ "a 80 P. NJ. 15o P NJ. ks. 20 P NJ.
Of1ces: Liberty St. West 23d ST. Astor House 2sl,
434 1900 1854 Broadway. 1s2 9TH Ave- PSI 9Th Ave 2a
Ifnion Square West 27es 50 Ave 2Ie West 2h ST. 2as
columbus Ave. York 3A2 3As s44 $50 Fulton ST.
RDaosv1: 400 Broadway Williamsburg Trans
f@r Co calls for checks baggage TO destination
W q BESLER, C. NJ BURT.
vice-Pres & Gen. Mgr. Gen Psss'T Agent.
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OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov S-CATTLE-Receipts. 24Ooo head;
market steady others wsSs s. &C. commGn sefgs to grs
Ems s3Gs4 % calves s2Gs6 75 stockers and feed
e2s So faaS4 5 HOGs-Receipts SS 900 head market
prime heavy, 50 O5qs3 Il "a; rnedluI1
oc oos bAavv 81 eods5: light weights. 6utchers 50 %
70 -o6d 10 choice heavy mixed. 81 S3pS4 30;
8sckers 81 3oGs5 sHEEP-Recepts 25ooo head mar
Est steady sheep 50 1896 25; spring iafnos soou u
cip; IT1fon Stock Yards Psburg Nov
Choice, s. 231S5 30 PRIME
* H0Gs-Receipts light market active d1 rri-ne
q 90 ,1eSura heavy Yorzers and pigs. 50 ooI
e. 1o roDgbs S4as4 so sIiEEPsuppy light giske "a H
s%eaa PTirne w5thers. SIS 250s5 90 common sZes" ~
faToSs g. sol7s7 5O veal calves s1GSI 30 -. s,,
Cinc!nnafls N9v 6n Common s4as5 CATTLE slow; fair
m sooS sbippers So 90Is4 so; saS2 % SHELF
s4.ssSy s3gs4 IS LAMBS steady. 81 5oqsi 81
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exports 100000 hush less ;Aaa the big figure. on
which much wheat sold Monday. caused
se1i sd advance Liverpool. compared with Monday.
am NHs also regarded as tac1or or more or less
pa Rerlj IL points Budapest,
trasted with last Monday \ lot Of
wheat covered markets OF the country.
finding little sale that prices advanced easily with
little weakened ther slightly Bul support
evidence at tIres mainly In the May option at
Chicago. while Northwest also bought on email re-
csrts reports country receipts sIien
the two davs primary arrivals however,
bush, compared with 211ooN push
last rear. Worlds stocks according TO tradsIreet
bush against Ga3IbOo busn increase
in United States there was Ealn :ar
the week OF bush with only 2531 GOO
year. morning cable trooulnal!
Of the chief centre or interest IN
Russia to America IS INN elt STOCKS
al Minneapolis 25o0oo bush in the last
four days There little export activity owing
I'm par to TIE advance III prices throughout the
dav No red in quoted 9Sc elevator ana
asAc o h No : Northern Duluth 99lt G ana No
/ Northern Manitoba. eTitc. f snoat- CORE-Ihe
local corn market Ic higher for the DAY and rela
tvev stronger West account of active cover
Ing and rnness OF the cash situation As
dav at Liverpool additional factors Of strength
disappointing Yields n Nebraska
support by leading bull house in Chicago. light
speculative and lower Kentucky state report
shut out exporters rather quiet. No
corn in closing 62c in elevator and s21sc
afost: white 83c, and No yellow 6ic, anoat
OATS-The for uats steady TO firm. showing
The cash in New-York closed firm, follows:
Mixed 26 10 natural white, 30 to 80 n 1910
37Iac. clipped white S6 to 40 H. BIZ G3ec RYE
Market steady. . Western. T6c c / New-Ynrk-
IA BkFTEY-Marlzet steady. Feeding mailing.
sRdfI lsc both c / New-York. BUCkWHEAT steady.
Quoted: O. y ds5c delivered New-York
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4hs local market for spot cotton closed quiet and IN
ssed en the Of 10 soc FOR nddltns upland ana
eeSe fer mddling sales splnners. 100 "a les
1.seen SPOT markets tsegraphed as follows; ga
sslhsh quiet Lice IU5sc sales, 2aiS bsles
.sofek pee unchanged al 11ac. sales. sos bales Bal
- hSrninay lsc higher at 1l7zc Ne-oreans oaet
AZ seaoy unchanged Il Bile sales, 2l3o Daes Mo
ee2aF l-lsc higher lie sales. ltV baes "a
f quiet unchanged fIGc. sales. 1000 bales WI
nominal Memphis quiet Sl6c lower at II "lc'
- -ss5 bales. Augusta quiet S-16c lower AZ nc;
80 81 bales. Charleston firm. unchanged 81 lotsci
- 80 oses s.. Louis STEADY, unchanged al ll1Sc,
- sSe. Estimated receipts At leading points dof
t.eH A. Houston 1880 bales. against 10
s week ano IS e26 last year: at Galveston lsVoc 10
oee against 1913 week and 1881 iast year
-. a Sew-crleans $500 $500 bales. against s4oS
= Ssek and j.. SOC bales last year
receipts the ports and interior points to-day com
ie-tc With ths sane zee -.-ast- and
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pvERT1sEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tn.
"A Tribune received at their Uptown oice. No 1866
rroadvay betwee and S7th until ocock p m
Advertisements the foos.ng branch Offices az
regular Office until oeock D m VIZ zo4 on
~ . cor e3f-s: 5fh-ave. cor 12t5-st: 92 Eesf
T4rJ-@t 2E7 42d-st. between Ith and etn asss'
vaes West 1a5th-s 133S 3t-ave between 'oh ana ''h
sts Ce6 sd-ave. 6isf-st; 11OS lst-aVe-. se@5
co... =. 157 Esst I25th-s; 75s Treront-ave: $50 I'D
- re,r s1st-st: s54 3d-sve: no Bieecksr-st' ID
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. s.--Closing: CoTroN-spot good good
higher american I2lodlng
80 = s5S- good u1ddTnE sgd: uidd,ng. GIL: low
n1idalins 5a5d: good ordinary 57Td ordinary a5la
TIE of the Il 600 bales OF which LUZ
were for speculation and export and ncufed iz5Do
900 bales. including 28bpO amer
ican Futures opened quiet ana steady. and ciostd IN
settled. American midGling o November ssedi no
Bod: DecenberJanuary. eUloi jan
f.rr-F.bruary sO5d Fe5ruary-March. cord; March
Aurn ai0d. April-Aiay. 6l2d; May-Jrne o-iSo' june
G 6.l5G-
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"a 400 the week before ana 1881 in 1900
Meetings. 25O0o tons compared with 40 oVo Vs co
previous week. 1900 year ago Total suoSat.
222 lib conrasted with 2444s the previous tnai
last year The six prinClL-.t
ports o cuba reporfd no receipts and certrals were
grinding ports Was l1tooo tons en- In
pared with 12S 600 last and 1885 tons year az
Exports I0s00 against the same nun9eF e Us @
week before year. safes were !zVV DaS
srina centrifugal basis test afoat at 9-l6c ea
2o0o bags Cuba centrifugal. prompt Shipment en- aO'
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long clear light. % "a ~ 4es long clear
heavy. 35 40 10. ass 3d. short clear BACKS
IS to 70. Sos clear bellies Il TO l6 r. 4Gs Cd;
quiet prime Western in tierees 36s Ca American refined
IN nails ass BUTTER-Good United States, nominaly,
s5s CHEESE strong: American finest white. 5Ss;
American finest colored COS TALLoW-Prne city nm
pas ca TJTRPENTINE-Spirs steady. sis Sd ROSIN
-omn,on - mr. Arm los 45zd PETROLEUAi-Rehned steady.
71Id IINSEED OIL firm. 1ss ed.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

bales 2isc less than large clover. mixed. s21a9
Goo; Nc . DO 5gT69e: clover. clear. 5oasoc STRAW
Long rye straw holds full prices with pressing de
Iverfes. in bales for week: London. e,of3
Trinidad IS5: Pctto Rico. 2io; cIey's Island. 49,
various. total bales. Receipts OF hay and
tons reported Produce Exchange at
to-day: Railroad $50; Erie. 40 Penn
syyania, 130; Delaware LackaTanna and Western 1s0
Baltimore Ohio 100: river boats. 1G0 total. 1890
week 705 Receipts OF straw. 100 tons
ms
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

cose. Cables -Ro-Coree market barely steady; No I
pia sts25. exchange 16 5-16l receipts. 1900 bags
rsnnenfs for the United States 1s0S bags shipments
sr Europe 1000 bags; stock. 100000 bags: santos
--s. market quiet good average Santos 1880 receipts
~ 600 bags stock 15s500o bags Ha nburgCoffee mar
=. n,a-ed 4 u pfs lower Monday at m was
-.t !. a. rig lower than Monday; sales. 2GeVo bags
TSv-e-Coree market opened H9h franc lower than
gnrdsv's close at y unchanged; ST n unchanged
gBpm N 4 franc lower; total sales. 16oeO bags
-hs statistical position Brazilian coffee is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov. s-Ciosing: WHEAT-spot firm: No
red Western 6s ID; futures rrn DeceLnn25 Is
March "a Id CORN-Spot steady; American mixed
s. "a firm: January, IS G7sd March rs asse
FI4OUR-S Louis fancy winter stsa1y, - % pa
Paciae Coast steady fslE+ BkEE qeis1 e1a t
il TO IG ~ quiet BACON quiet; e1iFIner era
cut to 30 n. AIS Cd; short lib. l6 TO a 10 SS Od
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Mary Burche late Of the County OF
York deceased to present the same with vouchers
subscribers their place OF transactng
business at the Office OF Stt Phillips No 113 Fuiton
Street Borough Manhattan IN the City Of New
York on or thirtieth day of April, 1907
Dated twenty-ffth day OF October 1909.
HENRY ]. BURCHELI. Jr.. JAMES BCRCHELL> EX-
sTITT & PHILLIPS Attorneys for Executors. No ll3
Fulton Street Borough of Manhattan City Of New York