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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
IegIsInture Comes Fridny.

The entire Florida Legislature "lll come to Pensacola tomorrow cue to arrive about 10 p. m. A speclal tran ,,,iii he operated, leaving Tallahassee atI n m. Saturday and until sunday evening will be spent in Pensacola V!S- iting the battleships and taking in the the sights along the bay front generaiy will be indulged in. The Chamber oi Commerce has named committee or twenty to attend the reception ana eh tertainment of the visitors. Regret was expressed today when II became tirnovn that State matters would pre- Cent Governor BrowArd and wife from nal king the trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
Big ships on Range.

Four big battleships engaged n heavy gun practice off the city this morning, and as the monster rifles were made to perform their intended funo- itons, many windows in Pensacola rat tied fearfully. The vessels on the tar get range today were the battleships Missouri Maine. Iowa and Kentucky. The battleship Illinois left the meet yesterday for Hampton Roads va ana
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
FARM LANDS COMPANY.
A Mobile Corporation Files Its Ger
 tlflcnIe.

A certificate of the incorporation Of the Southern Farm Lands Company or Mobile, was filed yesterday with the Secretary of State.
 The capital stock of the company IS S25, ,OOO, and it's incorporators are feter J. Brown, Victor l.. Brown ana D. Sorenson.
 The certificates state that it is the purnose of the company to acquire and dispose of lands and other prop erty to settlers in South Alabama and other places
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
Funeral of Young Man.

The remains of Freeman D. Lewis, oldest son of MT. and Mrs. w. Y. Lewis. whose death under saddening circumstances took place in Pensacola yesterday, were this afternoon con signed to the grave, the interment hav- ing been made at St. Johns Cemetery, and the funeral taking place at o'clock. Services were held at the Presbvterian Church and Rev Sibley, inc pastor. was very eloquent in de- Iivering the sermon. He knew the boy in life and knew him to be sincere member of the church. The young man suffered from tooth trouble, from which 1t is professionally stated blood poison set in. The operation on his teeth was performed nine weeks ago and since that time he has been com fined to his room, lying prone on his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
VERDICT FOR s2,020.17.
Pierce and Company Secures Judgmen
 Against Allen and Leak.

Pierce anu NOhApNhs
 Against Allen and Leak.
 After a two days trial in the CIVIL Division of the City Court the case or G. E. Pierce and Company against Allen and Leak came to close at z o'clock yesterday afternoon when the jury in the case after being out two hours returned a verdict in favor or the plaintiff for $2,929.1 IT.
 This was a suit on promissary note alleged to have been given to cover margins on cotton futures.
 The case of E. E. Tolle vs. tho E.. F Forbes Piano Company. Is set for trial in the Civil Court today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
BOWERS AT WASHINGTON.
Has ImpOrtant Test Case in the su-
 nreme Court.

Has Important Test CaAe ID t"e
 pFeme Court.
 Washington. April 2O.-(Speciai T. Representative E.. J. Bowers, of Ms sissippi, is here before the United States Supreme Court. He today filed a motion to dismiss an appeal in the case of John C. Orrell ct al against the Bay Manufacturing Company. The ease involves the validity or turpentine leases on South Misslsslppl nine lands and although the particular issue i'm court carries no great amount if is a test case and thus concerns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
D r m Eor yynterIoo,

Washington. April 20.-(SpeciaL)-> Rural free delivery route NO. ]. IS or dered established May 10. at Waterioo Iauderdale County. serving $50 peo- ple and 140 houses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21

hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of pine land property in the South.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20
MINUTES MAURY Co. COURT.
MINUTES OCTOBER TERN. SECOND DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1905,

Be remembered that the Quarterly County Court of Mauy
County, Tennessee met this Monday morning October 2nd 1905
to adjournment and presiding the Worspfu
W Gordon, County Judge, H Forgey Sheriff, and A. L.
Thomas Clerk and the following Justices to witt
R. S Mcknight F. j. BeardJ w c. Church. W. Mcknight,
~ A. Sanders, M Davis j. Peay, S. S. Craig Allen Holt
F. NJ Ricketts, E. Brownow Leon Frierson G. N McKennon
Brooks E E. Erwin. G. w. Hayes, r. H. Guest, F. H.
Smith, j. H Kennedy and T. H Nixon when the following
ceegs had and ordered to be entered record to wit
Be it by County Maury County, Ten
at this it's October Term October 1905 and by virtue of
the and authority vested in said Court by Act of the
Legislature of Tennessee Chapter 52 of the Acts of the Lega
OF House Bill the 1909
dered that for the paying off the outstanding indebted
of the County Maury consisting of bridge
the
county, bonds be issued signed by Judge
of this and counesgned by the Clerk of the County
Mauy County, Tennessee the hundred
fifty thousand $3.50 O0 doar said bonds shall be issued
denomns of five hundred 500O0 dollars numbered
bered from one to consecutve each for thous
and $4,000 dollars bearing interest exceed four
evidenced by coupons attached thereto
tached the of the interest the
may become due.
One third of said bonds be due and payable in years
the date issuance third fifteen years
issuance and in twenty from date of issuance
The interest all of said bonds shall be annually and
are not to be sold for less than par value.
Said bonds and thereto attached shall be issued sold
the for according the
Legislature Chapter 527 of the Legislature of Tennessee 1905
House Bill No. S25.
Those voting aye follows
R. S. Mcknight F j Beard W c. Church W J. Mcknight,
j. A. Sanders, j. M. Davis, r. Peay Craig Allen Holt
J. Courtney Leon Frierson J. E. Brownow G. n McKennon
j. B. Brooks F. H. Smith, r. H. Guest G. W. Hays and E. E.
Erwin, making 18.
Those voting
W. E. Balanfant J. B. Love, J. H. Kennedy, and T. H.
Nixon, making 4. Not voting 2.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20

We are very sorry to trouble you,
Hiss Harlan" began the teller
81 ouder!" shouted some one in the
back of the room. Maddox could not
'epress smile. but he shook his head
IT the eager little audience.
But there is some question about
he proxies offered in your name" con-
'inued the official, "and as we cannot
decide between conflicting powers, it
has been thought better. in order that
here may be no mistake, to let you
say yourself which you confirm-the
N..= Sald bv Mr. Maddox or this Of
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20

cred Dy Mr.. TrunGell."
Leslie's eyes followed the speakers
GESTURE as he indicated Mr.. Trundell.
Il am advised that my presence re-
Tokes both" she answered gravely. 81
will therefore vote in person. hope
sou won't be offended" she added,
turning to Maddox smilingly.
"Yur roight, LadyI-Niver lit amy
man go into the booth T. YET"
Leslie turned and saw Pat Mullins
face shining with excitement and ap-
)roval.
The pencils purred busily for Is min
ties after the polls closed. but no one
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20

Mr.. Trundell smiled sneeringly as he
gave the answer
Thanks for informing me of your
cheerful intentions before the polls
have closed" retorted Dave, as he
moved toward the door
Miss Harlan!" he called "Will yon
step here a moment"
The room was hushed to breathless
silence at Leslie Harlan entered. Mad
1ox whispered few words in her ear.
and then moved to the table. at which
leslie seated herself with quiet self
possession.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20

u the room. and when the teller
'se TO announce the result, Chairman
arkness had no need to rap for
rider.
We announce the election of the
icket headed by Mr.. John Kennard.
~ 9,S73 votes"
"Eegorra, thot's me three!-Didn't
d tell We. Lady? Do yF own votinl
-Hurroo fer John Kennard!-Praise
le, he'll yit live to"
But Mr.. Mullins enthusiasm was re-
ressed long enough to allow the meet
ng to adjourn with due decorum.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20
STATISTICS.

Assessed valuation equalized for State and
County Taxes for the year, 1905........ 9952,O50
Population Census 1900 A. 703.
No floating debt except the which this
made.
Authority for issuing bonds Acts 1905, Chapter 527
We have never had any previous issue of bonds
There will be litigation controversy concerning the
validity of these bonds
The proceeds will not be used for any other purpose
stipulated in the Act
There has been payment any of
the obligations of this county
The will be paid they become point
be designated by the successful bidder
qured his furnish blank coupons in
such form he select The bonds the
Autographed provided in the above form must
be accepted by the committee provided above.
Investors hereby bids will be received
and opened the 5t day of December Office
the County Judge in the city of Columbia Tennessee M
The bonds will be sold the highest responsible bidder
The committee the right any bid not salts
factory to them
W. o. GORDON,
County Judge.
A. L. THOMAS,
County Court Clerk.
j. K. KENYON,
County Trustee.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20

Approved April II, 1905.
JOHN |. Cox, Cover
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-15
Set itlenift ernp.

Get G. Ct ioclno:rli9t Nau i'm Speri9eS
Che bette ct 9'orge ii he ileiie line 6Uit.
min9er pco "rnncu & p'cr tscueO pOe=
lDt. at DC dnier 9icromGnoens ION 6Ien0er
og lite iom 2cnnrr % l'roSeriolf Srlmin
oewc bor pGret opiert til Eoripormoo >>nb-
rGnger oi 5ieuoey IN on 5ienoen tom
ira Zit % 6Giinir, rnc 9iorOe 9tH ior ii9
9ior9es 6lenbcr z otbolm bar oobent tolt
u0over &crOcm iool 0rs, at 9iorse ton uente
zig N6rGr9cn cf 9'erOcr ira 7t 90 oiSir
ionmc 6enoer er 5, iom III Qier 6rav paO
at 6rinlin9erne if reolG99cS. &C. mao
man fable lopmoo.t III "Gbeet' 6rutbeo
6Gituiu9erut trne. Sperige" poaid0r r.
famine Nerrer. SigNom NGIniu9euc ihlIte
ltlo Der o9 ponie poa Of 9ere Moalo ]
1ucri9c &c iro z, Nerrer, Der opniQcte
0ioe &rop tar Ile / Fcontnirg at pile
ioruc cen iianOm oiit, Nolpos loyipars
rorter moo u5re eWoer uaar zpGltelcr
ltr lior9e 40, lite oG oUeritoc er otrcs
pouolin9er, Der az 9yeu iom 6r ilte fan
opnoa 2eDu ii 'im9irlo iyogo,a iG ina
At oprew 6>imi' sr poo ocrc5 Gioc al
N'raVien ugv ce >no.crto cl ocr iuqeu
onmmo iom H,ceniuec UilOe tTufe poo
go0 oocr Vronien sr at erobre Suer9e 1i
fm9eroen cr orlcuat ,lbd9eic9t ioo jn8cu
9ioromono 'ln0e tue nad al ou'e SCI or
aunet cno .qial;gt cm mon icuDt po0 al
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-15
''%rpipcritD''.

tSroltcrne" niilutteoe lit 9ie3ime ;
9tobti9 GountD meo ruimc Npccca0re,
Nli9mpO blan0t Sarmcrnc oQ Sia0na-
tion 6OrrctniYslipct. %ortnc bar
ior9toyct 6ill1Aocn bcpoelig Del
Nil Oa ii0c, 6OiS ben itottonierpatipe
rcpnbiiionite 6raie ON "4}roiperitp
fam onlces Iom litre Naiulta,cr al Ct
oouut0@ &o.itil l08 cr 9roipcyitQ"
jocntiit mto oci rcpublitoniic NlrtIs
(uitit Tan otr nu lite lonlerc 0Grc
Iopl 'clp blGnoi "eirqitcrne" ON al
&orcrnc cr be ian0c Gepublilaacyc "a
"Fro'9crii0eu" ol9cr ocm 81 er
imioltui0 oili "a ianot oct ncnlli9, al
larwgWrs iommcyciele ia0pel ion Do.
iil,l'e iuiNtsier Nor iaaet ci Irali.ll
ioo ircnoocr hcr Gompt gobei
al be ij0Nc Ear 9l0r.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-15

Ten iua,c 2u.5rut 2uinctcro i'rrcr
bonot ouoe, III uu't .oce-e emsar
har C1uWoev oae uDsosa1tue socu''u
fooe' paa Gorlm ccuc5 1ict Setter oH
iucmtc Hcscriae ol qo. eu.9i foenia9s
poottn Set beirtoc ]toggc lGser ttroca
ZEN 5cr.isic yrre oa bet ricr ct 6of, 0.r
ocmm i'm Rcrya isutoHon % VI, @,iniitcei
INN nartr tg lc.u, nocu uo9cn 2ouGc cQer
FrGibcHt" ztynobera opiorcrsr inc
gouosmono til at "ficne set Raia5r,cyta
Jon, otyes Stag bryty peo enom at tebolbe
be uoytc 6arucr
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-15
9laor oc oQrucr ztnQ / gioroc

) 2.itcnblaoet iort@llcr Shcipil=
Ter VI. 5hniot ON ioriGcQiQc puoIiQe
Cplcoclicr. Gn of oem l0Dcr 'Qole0es
) &orop / gor9c tom icg til at bo
Dos en- Nl0yc Some. Der 0opoc ct li0ct
ycitsoarc,ic at ltit no ga, men 6er
er 10 maen 9attclopn iaQoc lea "a bet
IrOier Oa mjnO0 y Grooer / 5olen.
3cn9tIoocut cr in iom IS. g fom-
mcr oct miuoG, til at oompc 9oQntr-
ne liot.
1il 6pao2
Iii at oompe 5cn9etlooeyuc ljot;
je9 mener Dorme 5engctpict liot.
?la ia' Get ifal blipe aiOrt, ia8oe
bun pg iprlpanol nlc0 Ell 0nir.
"a ic9 ON @titenen fom 6jcp pao
nit &orclic % fit tonot 2ps, ioa ie0
tn Oeilia, tor, feO @oOepise liggc /
@en9en.
3a, mQ'mlO, ieg er riit aaaet iciI.
% ie9 pcnOie mig ipr al Qad.
liei! @on9tpa, ia9oe bun. 9}aoam.
men bar ia9t "l}arqit MI ioor Dill
oUrc init o9 parme 5enQen ior bom
Glniteu, % MI er Sen9en parm,"
Gerpda iprau9 bun up Al Scn0cn
% 10 a0 Ioycn oper pna ben an0cn
She Al 0on1cn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-15

Vilrs furcre5 biemmet beO 2l6iorption.
3il enbDer 2ioeu6e. iou iel6.r mla iin
&oresle, Dil ieg iulOtuo tprflore cit Siemmcs
anr ior %ila3 (QemorgDi0et), entcn 6i3i, CT
bl5oeaoe, irriterenoe, bluoe e1er iranltrGs
osaoe, % III icr0e en 9et al ocnne f,ieulme.
&s3anOlns a6iont ir.t tili0cneo geferen
Ger ira Gert5 cget Steo, gbis bst fprrauacs
Gia5iitfti'9 2iAerin9 % Oari9 Sur fires
SeHo iu8en %enge, men iortaf andre ON
oette'Iil5ro. 5trU i0a9 til @irs. Gummsrs,
gor 2, 3otre Game, Sub. StriU bette
SprOg.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-15
BloOei Folititcn / N}inncopolj

Blaoei Yoljtitcn / Nlinncapoli9
er blepcu iolgt til &eooft6r 8. Stapn
6eim, iom Iamtioig opcrtagcr &cOot=
tioucn ~ onItcr 0r Stopnbeim til
lptte mco 0uuoclon % at bon mae
bopc @elo mcO iig at onarbcioc bet til
en- 9o0t betalenoe 6orrct,lng III BID
oct pil biipe fnlot meo bGrOiiulot y0
ieitOf, Ott ,bpr9er @eootter Stounbcilns
9i0un ior.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-15
Stulcrnc / ylOgcripooo, q. :

actusoes ocn Ste o5 mco e mcGci it.r.s
0,cyauGl cu0 uo8,um0e tOligee tlenot
yryerperionalet er o9loo.1Piis Pcris yeron,
q l}iie ,Sennje 2@ol1 @efoIa J o.r.
tens bcitodr for cn Gor Set al og5te ar
taf Qertomt, ocr euter oi opuuolot bre
eoreS zpros, % oerior er Der ,o0g Steven
iroipu lDi' iom fcg ueo tQeu5 ral.oe
8 IieI ior Iii.eri'.
Miyeo, BEN l8aayiae Ssaoi yiogtupoos
Wontor"S )itoott,r. ,,rJne. ofJ iou9en
p,o DsbeH al 1iiterit milo 5orn,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-15
State Of South Dakota 90
D..r,,a-- - llnLl-l-t. -.

ASHER of the above swear that me 2bo'
/, my kuovr ana belief. ~ J NN.t'.1
eyr5r,, 10 before 2lstday OF March 1900 ,,,,
Notary l'Nhlf
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-15
glniofstofq qh,t

og 5aaft t. frH CDp6 jl Jan oar inf.
nj gabeHoe zaor orfb en- Gbeo0o 5poy
9o9ns!oH0uIlar tl entIn5 lg1tca zolut
% bieD ltrar luno % ner. it0 but6eroeu
min Nanilie " ifriper o. 4 }St6i lefon-
i5d, Nhh. % iinber ocn iuloton'meu.
yigelycm tor0rifl ior 1taar % &renSlaor.
Sun 25c pos JE o. Ncito
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-09-15

Scr bini4 &eiie o9 5raQt til @elt=
t0iten bgr man 6enDenoe M til u.
.Qiilicr Yam So. G0n0 % ,}mmiQra=
tious=2,Qeut ior Nreat 9lortGcrn &o-
ntn, 8rouu9 Gilie0 9}inn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
Big Working Capital,

A representative OF the Republic steel
Company says the company is now able
to show working capital of SOD, wv
Il was this large working capital, created
largely by the recent bond issue, that IN
duced the directors 10 take up the ques-
ton Of paying off back dividends ana
plan the erection of open hearth tur-
naces In Youngstown.
The annual report Of the Republic Steel
Company for the year ended June GOTH
published yesterday, says that the con-
dItlons prevailing during the year In the
iron and steel business Were the reverse
of those Of the preceding year, and with
demand for iron and steel products im-
proved from the outset.
The volume o! business gained stead
ily. the gross sales amounting 10 s22,lSS,-
Ss2. an increase Of sA,OAG,273, while the
net profits from operations amounted TO
Sl,2736G7, as against loss of SOIL 4S+ in
1904 About 81 per cent. was earned on
the preferred stock,
The showing however, Is not SO good
when compared with 1903 In that year
net profits Of $2,7i0.s0Q We're earned,
nearly twice the amount for the year Just
closed and seven per cent. dividends on
the preferred stock were djsbused No
dividends were paid last year, IN COM
mon with all the other companies oper-
nting In the Birmingham district, opera
lions were considerably intercred with
by disputes With miners. This lesscned
profits, bpt the situation If now under
control and the works In full operation.
In the year S729,9S0 was expended for
new construction, the larger part of which
was required for The new rail sheet and
I'm bar mill In Youngstown, OHIO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
The Vote of Nelson.
lspeclal 10 The Times Dlspatch.)

LIVINGSTON. VA. November IL The
vote OF Nelson county is as follows.
Swanson. SIG; Lewis, 22a; STROBE Nor Sem
ate). sal; Richeson (lndeperdent) ISL;
whitehead Democrat. for Iiousel. 7lo.
Goodwin Gndependent-Repup 32S
The o,her state officers got about she
same vete respectively as that OF Swan.
son and Lewis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
Pastor Resigns.
lspecIal q The ,rImog. DIEpateh )

ET,NS MILLS KING WILLIAM eco,
VA. November 1it-R Rev Richard Henry
Jones the pastor Of Corinth Christian
Church. has rendered his RESIGNATION, to
take effect the fEst Sunday In December.
This leaves the church without pastor,
Rev Mr. Jones has been with the church
soi the last two years, and always had
large congregations and viii be much
missed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
Portieres an0
Upholsteries

Self colored Mercerlzed Portleres,
fringed bottom and top. $500 a pair,
Heavy MercerIzed PortIcres, corded
and fringed, all colors; new, neat pat
terms, 5000 a pair.
New Table Covers, all sizes and COL
ors; prices from 800 for nice "A
Tapestry Cover. to $3.50 for a heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
orHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct 0--CATTLEz-Receipts. $500: market
, sn5 steers So $685. sJockers and feeders
80 25GS4 20 cows Gamers 81 5tIS+ pu-ls S%tf ~
Gerers s21S4 25 calves 50 1881 40 HOGS
IS 600 market steady easier shipping ana
e. z01s5 So mixed heavy packing - sod$ 20 o. ~
rF 81 IGaS5 40 pigs and roUghs 81 50$3 - sftE.E-P
Ffece pts 70 COO Market firm. sheep, SSgsoi lamps
S34S7 Is. ~ IT., - ..s--. n,-+-rA-s
and abtnuers SIS 5S5 80: common 81 $3.50 LIZ
-ssGy and slow. fair good shippers s. 99GS@ TO- co
mon s20s2 25 SHEEP strong $685. 90 lambs strong
S5Q$7 so o.----z p-,,-s 10 head
o,Ist ana steady Prime s. 5O9S5 DO shppinG
s4 75as5 o. butchers - 25q$5: heifers s. 5Fs4 90
cows 81 50as4 bulls s. 25G$3 So: stoekers and feeders
SsTS4 IL TEALS-Receips 400 head: active and steal
Is 50g$8 HOGs-ReceiPts lGsoo head fairly active 90
S lover beavy IS 60G$5 So: mixed, s. 50gs5 69 yoT
eT s. 45aS5 55 pigs 50 4oGS5 90: -oneh - 4yq$5 90
stsrs So 25Fs4 diaries and grassers $ zo1So 40
AND IAMBs-Receipts 900 head active and aiSR p
e. ~ ewes s. 25dS5 50: mixed So Jo9S5 oo can
ada lambs. 81 5GGSI SO -..- . eco l.,
Kansas CITY oct 20-CATTI.Es --Fiecetpts. 4ouO IN
,41g 400 outherns market steady Choice export ana
srlssed beef steers 50 256S6 good SAG =! es
- 81 SOdS4 stockers and feeders 3 3gGS5 %
Sou+rsr steers So 5OTS4 Southern cows u .a9S- 90
"a tive cows 81 754S3 native hefers e soSa 90 hu
S9[1ss- YES 50 5eGS6 so HOGS-FeceiPts S5OV mar
et srssdv 70 shade lower. Top So IS bulk q sses 80 10
7S5 % heavy 1885 Is, packers. 50 IonS9 E
60 Tgqh-s a 1885 20 SHEEP-Recslpts 8utVt market
strong to 1Oc higher: native LAMBS 50 oS. S' Mese
lambs IS 5OdST so: and yearl ngs, S4qS0
50GS5 40 Western clipped sneep sag
10. Etockers, SO J04$4 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER II 1905

where little stock was offered sale Quotations
fellow: Domestic ordinary, s4G3c: far to good a5zg
5,sc prime % choice, 4549sci head 49s" Pstna SIG
5@e japan foreign nominal domestic, 3tq34e; Java.
4'sq4ac: Rangoon in bond. 24d2l2c.
points lower but the decline more nominal than
real the selling price was shaded about 10 points
Prices quoted per cent for cash; Cut loaf
ana crushed 14oc: mould a. 5.05r, cuhes 4yoc RNAN
powdered 4s2c: powdered coarse POWERED and rruit
powdered 4Soc; Eagle graduated. 495c
Eagle and extra fine granulatel 4s0c. Eagle Eb
cartons IN bags and BIB OF me Rranulated 4s5c
fagla me or standard graduated and diamond A. SOC;
Senfsct2 5 A 455e: No @5c; N2s and 3 3os:
No l. 4 NC no =. .I5c: Iec. No T. 4Ooct No s,
S95c; No g SOC. 80 10 Sc: No II. re; No IL.
ofoc: No ID 360c; Nos Il and 10 S55c The London
market for bsets was somewhat higher with Oc
t2ber and November quoted IS AID The position Of
luc local market IS somewhat unsettled with quoted
alHts to duty paid sugars or less nominal on the
ass or 9-l6c Tor &c centrifugal 15l6c for SO
test muscovado and for 80 rolassss sugar
GIllett * Gray; Total Of Europe and America,
e23s69 tons against 9f5 1867 last at the
uneven date and 2756.2os tons ct the even date OF
January l. 1905 The Increase OF stock Is s,S02 tons,
against decrease OF 1J6e15 last week. and de-
crease Of 1OOa.T4G tons January 1905 Total stocks
and afoats together visible supply OF 1o9S $50
tons, against ! 200 1s7 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ByfaIo oct HoFToUE firm MHEAI sDrtas easy
51Iv s;eatv No yellow. eO7c. No white 59Asc OATS
strong. No white. S3tc: No mixed Sl7tc. RYE
Guet: No !. T1lzc. Canal freghts steady
Milwaukee, Oct 20-UHEAT, No 1 Northern Ss9
SIRE No Northern. s2GS5isc. December. S6Ssc
PyE No / 6sls aGe lsc harley. No .. 5&c; sample.
9665tc CORN Nay Ala a4+tsc bid
r,,,r.h Oct 2O-C1ose: WHEAT. No l Northern.
s44c No . Northern. s21<c. october sS4e: December
sI7sc. May. s5]sc-
pbladelphia Oct. 2o--WHEAT firm; contract grade.
October Ssqs3l7c. CORN hrrs: OcJober, ss'e CSC
OATS sready, white natural 3+G34l2c. No waite
rIpped 81 = case BUTTER Arm Western cream
~ 23r: extra nearby prints "a EGGS arm: nearby
fresh loss Of 2Jc nearby fresh 24c. marx Western
fresh. marx. CHEESE stronE. New-Tork FULL
craar1erv farcy Re: NcwYork fun cream n he
6i1@.r Nep York fJ-t cream fair good. iid11i.c
ecepts-Fl0Ur c0Co bbls. 1915 600 rs sack. what
III 600 bush 2.Goo bush: bush Sai1
7ents-Wheat. 5000 bush: corn. bush. oats Il 900
bush.
= Louis Oct. 2o-Close: WHEAT No rel cash
s6ss as sc; Deeember 81 sc: May. s6ac No hard
Ssls : SIC. CORN. No 2 cash. Boo OATS No 2 cash.
osr December sc; May. 20 5s3Oc No white. 50c-
Toledo. Oct. 2O.-CLOvERsBED cash and October
IS December January IS 20 AISIRE, prime SIS
TIMOTHY. prime. 81 50.