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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
NAVAL STORES.

Continued good export demand at primary markets Tor
spirits urpentine with limited offerings gave those mar
kets and the price for barrels
was raised gallon. and Is quoted at 'Vc
At this advance however business vas quiet BUYERS
Rosin was 541Oc higher, owing to the firm conditions
that gave upward to spirits urpentne with Local
business moderate Tar sold in small lots at the Old
basis Of 50 oil barrels with the closing toons
steady. We quote: 80, oo,.
TAR-s5 so $1,000. -
81 TO F 81 S51S4 30; G. 81 904$4 90 n 81 S9gS5; 50
ass o5; X S. TO- NJ. So IS: n. s. 20; W G. 50 co. W.
s. 90d:6
STOCK ON HAND.
Resin. bbls. W.
Tar bbls 4ozA
Savannah Oct 4-TURPENTINE firm. 1901 sales. 1913
bbis; receipts. 49,; shipments. R0sIN firm: sales
633 rbls; receipts 1905; shipments $50 Quotedi A, b.
G. SO SO; D. So 90: 81 30 F. "a 65 6. 81 65; H 81 70
l. 81 TO k 81 10; NJ, 81 S. n 81 90; " G. So 40; w
W. So 65. - $1,000
Nothing doing. 49,,
PENTINE. "a bbls. - - a.,
bid receipts II casks RosIN firm SO 40 bid; receipts
312 81 so; receipts, 122 bbls- CRUDE
TTRPENTINE firm, So s. 20 and s. 4o receipts 1So bb
London, 4.-TURPENTINE-Spiri 49s 3D.
ROSIN-Anerlcan, strained. 9s 3d. fine 13s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
NEwYoRR DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. OCTOBER $ 1905

day. At the opening there was littIa n,,, ., ~.
loea that with perfect weather through the west re-
oeips at minneapolis and Duluth were only 500 cars
aEainSe looI last year, but the heavy nressre
SIlGn at once dsy9opsd the list dropped of 10 and
conhnued weak until rallied by export res referred
TO- Total interior receipts 90 bush compared
with toOOoO bLsh on tho corresponding day last wear
Inc Minneapolis stock reported TO have Increased
SIboOO bush In the last four days. liverpool mar
ket was quiet closing net unchanged and helped some
what by that the Argentine strike was sprea5ing
Pnrts closed 60 10 points lower Berlin i 10
mark lower snd Budapest 10 points higher At the
close hare No red was quoted at S7hc elevator and
SSAe B ahoat No Northern Duluth 900 ana No
Northern Manitoba e0%c b ahoaG CORN-On the
whole the corn market was steady all day, responding
less bull OK the May Chicago small
carlot estimates for Thursday,
erpool scattered covering OF this the hulk
of beRrsh. Including splendid weather over
the belt receipts Of 66S.oo0 bush interior points
against z03 600 bush last year. and export bust
amounting only 10 loads. Locally the CLOSE was
partly Isc higher than the previous night No 2 corn
closed elevator ana Bs1so eioat No white
5a5ao ana No yellow at 591Ec o b ahoet. OATS
There was steady tone to the Western market all
day sympathy with and sales
hush in all positionE. At New-York the cash market
closed steady, follows: Mixed. % 80 10 S2I3So:
white. 30 to 80 10 32334o and clipped white
IS 70 20 n, 81S6c RYE-Market steady; No Western
T2o q / Nev-Yor5<. BARLEY-Market dull. Feeding
was quoted $50 Buffalo and mailing zSa52o
- 2 T3rfH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

otton Exchange special Liverpool cabIesSpot cotton
rye cemand sales 10000 bales: speculation and eK-
80 ,oV American. COO nlddling upland. 541d: futures
yd easy y points lever and - or on distant
-htAs closed steady. 1913 points decline; October
80 OStooer-Novenber $3.50; MISUNDERSTANDING 54zd;
A1eEaiarch e61d: March-Apr!l 553d; April-Msy b55d
5ss-Jcne. $500; June-July. G.5Td. and July-August
Ms &2nSheser-Yarns dull and easier; cloths frreg-
FLOUR AND srEAI,-To-oay vas dull day In the
~ market with sales confined 10 winter patents and
w. clears Quotations remain unchanged rye Hour
sDeaoy out Quiet We quote: Spring patents q a24
- o; winter EtrsiEits. S4$4 10 winter patents. 81 og
e 90 spring clears 50 e09Sz; No winter % 1Os9
- ~ extra No winter. 81 9SS 10 RYE FLOUR
e9e qu0ted Fair good 50 80 asa - choice 10 fancy
"a 13gS4 90 botn and arrive CORSMEAL steady
g.oso Kiln dried 50 95gSs 10. as TO brand BAG MEAL
e. quoted: Fine white and yellow. u 20 coarse
81 1x9S1 Il. EEEDWestern steady city steady quoted
-e7n spring. sI7: standard middling. S17 IN 300 70
les four DO. $50; red deg. s25 % October shipment
oran Sl7 bulk. sl6 sacks middling, $isas2S; RED
rs ~ 20 honiny chop. $2i bulk So 70 sacks OIL
MISUNDERSTANDING much the same tactics pre-
bulls furnishing all the support and the crowd
$3.50 enough hammer It at opportunity The
80 gsst piece the report. partially
~ that 10000 bush OF Duluth No Northern
49, esa sold 20 Germany Color given TO the re-
o. the chat discriminating German duties in
&C. OF American wheat would make such tEhnsfe-
80 Possible prices Otherwise Manitoba wheat
,S Considerably lower would be likely have first
VIII foreign buyers. which has all along been one Of
Lssons for pEeEsIre the domestic markets IA
ssSlostel Chicago bull support As it the ex-
%ws failed much speculative buying ana
e 4gles OK day still "a under the previous
LIZ although naiaeh ahcvs Gle low point 81 tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
READING 5 STE vi
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. r.
{ West 23d St, n. r.
EaN& fhorfxr CT ~ /

etAA4OH>S- Foot Liberty St. n. r
Time shown below Liberty Sc. west zsd
St leaves 10 minutes earlier except as noted By dsss
mating marks.
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
CHUNK-z4.0O OILS Easton), 9.lo A ID. Lac, 40
500 (b5.45 Easton ony) P n. Sun, z$2O A Ne
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-s.1o A IL. 1sos
5e9 P NJ sundays z4S9 a II + go p Am
b BARNEaAr- 800. $40 n. lao Jks,4S LAKE,
wood and Lakehurst), Gals P: NJ. Sundays. 100
A. NJ. $40 Lakewood and Lakehurstl.
ATLANTIC CITY 20 A M kts.4o P II .o,,t-
z459 $50 1I,!9 A. u: 1sia.4o xiso: I:so. g4!s.
d3 i S 81 81 Jos $40 Tgnsay' except Ocean
BCH. EAST LONG BRANcHNz4oo E550. ss0. ii.5e
A NJ. 1$o 4.5o 6SG. $50 P NJ Sundays. 800 A NJ
PHILADEIPHIA-'z4so nj, 90 ms.oo. 's.eo. Has1o.oo.
'11.00 A NJ, mia 90. mi 90. % 90. 800. 400.
BALTIMoRE AND wAsHINGToN-s.oo un'1O.OO.
READING HARRIsBURG, louisville AND
WILLIAMSPORT-Iz4.0 z450. 1900 1910. (10.o0,
A. NJ. Reading only. Us10O. u 30 t20e 2, III
Reading. Pottsville. Harrisburg only I4-OO '0-0Os
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Leave Pier 81 N. R.. W. 42d
St, 1000 A. M 4-o5 P N. Sundays sag A n:
A NJ, 43O P. NJ Sundays. 10. 90 A. NJ. ws.10 P. ~.
aDay. fDaIy except Sunday. sSundays. 4Parlor
only. Via TamaQua. aExcept Saturdays mDin-
ing car. xSaturdays only. zFrom Liberty 81 only.
wFsast Long Branch only.
From Tvventy-third Street-b5.20 P. NJ. c55 P NJ
e122O p. M g4-2o P. M. t11.50 P NJ, kS20 p N
PSI 4S4 1900 1854 Broadway 1S2 5th Az 2s1 9TH Az.
% Union Square West 279S Sd Az, 2I9 West l25th S.
St Brookiyn; $50 Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
transfer calls for and checks baggage to destna-
uon7 w G. BEsIER c. NJ BURT.
vice-Pres & Gen. Mgr. Gen Psss'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

white per bush crate 75cas1 25 State yellow per Dbl
o- ba 81 50dS1 TO- do Orange Country yellow per bag
81 2S$1 Is; do red $Iq$1 56 Jersey white per basket
75cSISI %; do small white pickles. per bbl s39S6
per halfbb basket s2gS3 9KBA Jersey per 100 log
bhi' SiGs1 %; do small 6Oq75o; PUMPKINS per bbl
50G6Sc: PARSNIPs, per Dbl 81 6Gg$2; PEAS: Virginia
green per basket 5OcgS1; DO wax 62g75e DO Norfolk
SPINACH per bbl roc; SQUASH, Hubbard. per Dbl. 508
zoe; marrow. 4o965c; ToMATQkSo Jersey per box
rutabaga 65d85c: do white 81 25aS1 90.
NJJTS-Chestnuts liberal supply but weather cooler
and active and prices higher Hickory nuts In
creasr-. in supply and weak We quote: CHESTNUTS
Northern per bush S71SS: Southern $GaST 90 large
cultivated. S3GS5; CHINQUAPIN NUTS, 5OcgS1; HICK-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
NEW YnUE NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD n. n.

aIre depart from Grand Central Station Id % And
4th Ave- as asa New London & Prov-f&U1o=Oo, sx1o:oz
NJ ft.I:OO .z!.l;O1 '1lIs:09 .lSS9. .sJ.Soss
.S120o P yis II ff2d ~ 90 I'll 20 y e
,,I ~; Va ND and BAR HARBoR-tSs:o2 P. a.
RGT "a MOUNTAINS ST. ALBANS AND QUEBEC
FgIls:40 A. NJ. -,v--,1, -, ,,r---.y ~ a. - ~
WsEREESV1IIE and NoRFoLK-t9o2 A. n. 1854 2. u.
% TNCTON, STOCKBRIDGEl X PITTs@
O. DNT4:5O 1902 A NJ. ST IA. 70 81 P. u.
TicEst Offices at eGrand Central Station and elzen ss
,961 49, 354 Broadway, c26 Union Square,
es s9 iftb Ave c245 Columbus e649 Madison Ave,
c973 West St. 2I9o Third ave- IN SFook0h ces-s
SEQ Frlton St. $50 Broadway .o-.. -
Except Sundays fStopz at 10Th St Sstops
- I95tb St Sundays only. saturdays only fParlor sr
limited Has dining car eParlor ana Sleeping Cas-
tickets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

Get quotations were follows: FLOUR irregular;
wiz ~ NJ spring Soc; No spring, 1SS4c No red.
eos Gsa5sc: CORN No . 5151 Nc No yellow 53a533Ac;
0ATS No . 27hc white. 2S1E g2911c No white p
S9sIsc: RYE No 2. 6T4 96Sc; BARLEY, good feeding.
ss5o: fair TO choice mating 45g4se; FIAxsEED No l.
9Yc. No Northwestern 81 o. TIMOTHY SPED. prime,
Sc 10: CLOVER contract grade $l2 20 PORK mess per
TFATs-short Gooss IS 45Qss So short clear
vines 81 80 On Produce Exchange, to-day, the
t+TI marker was firm; creamery 74sG201so daries.
i6IGipc; EGGS steady, mark. included 1T}sc;
aTss isiko; prime hrsts. 2O5c extras. 22ikc CHEESE
steady L911hc
Duluth oct 4-C1ose-wHEAT-No / Northern. s1hc;
No 2 Northern. T0lsc: December, 7T1<c: May so3sc
milwaukee, Oct 4-WHEAT-No l Northern s5Gs6c;
No Northern. s1qs3c: Deeember. s41sGsIi4c asked.
RYF,-No /. 67g87lse BARLEY-No 2 sac sample 500
53c CORN-Nay 425sG43c bid
Minneapolis, Oct. A-C1ose: WHEAT-December, sOsso;
MAY 3s[c; No hard. 717sc; No Northern 81 Sc;
Northern TSssc FIOURFirst patents. "a S0QS4 90;
ond patents 81 6ogS4 TO- FIRST clears s. T0qSS co. second
clears 81 40aS2 so BFtAN-ln bulk $11 so.
philadelphia. Oct WHEAT quiet contract grade
October. S2qS2izc. CORN steady; October 5TQ5Tlzc-
OATS firm; No white. natural, 333zc; No white,
clipped. 3SieI34c. BUTTER firm; extra Western
cry PC; nearby prints. 23c EGGS firm; nearbS
fresh on, 23c: nearby fresh 90 mark: Western
fresh. 2la22c at mark. CHEESE dul New-York fun
fancy l2c do choice, tlediAc; do fair 10 good
11g1lAc ReeePts Flour. LOO 6bls l596OoO y n
wheat, $4,000 bush; 800 BUSH oats. $1,000
bush Shipments: Wheat. 5000 bush: corn $500 oush'
1890 bush
St Louis. oct 4.-C1ose-wHEAr-No red cash, SAC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

Tbs local market for spot cotton closed quiet and
and 1850 niddling Gulf Sales 1900 bales. dev,
cred Southern spot markets were teegapned
follows: Savannah quiet &c lower at 9%c; sales,
l8l7 bales Mobile quiet TX lower at e5sc sales 200
Norfolk dun lOc; sales, 40 pa!es
Baltimore ncmnalv sc lower at 1O9sc; augusta 2le,
quiet nc lower AZ 10 .cc Charleston quiet ga C. Cal
weston quiet lice 10 3-16c; sales 200 bales
NeWOreans STEADY &c lower at 10 1-l6c; sales, l9o9
nates Wilmington quiet unchanged at 1Gc EstlLnaoe e
eceps al leading points At Houston 10 wv
to 5000 bales against ESQ and 1925 last
year At Galveston 1900 0o0 bales against II SSo
.asl and 1883 year, SeVOrleens jroVo
10 Zoo bales. and ,s52 last year
Receipts Il the points to-day compared
81. ne same CAV -aEt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

A,e Cd BACON steady: Cumberland cut 2s to 30 ~ 4ss;
short "a n, 49s long clear mddes light % to
middles heavy, 20 to 40 10 ass 3D.
short clear backs, 20 10 ABS clear bellies IA to 10
10 4Gs SHOULDERS II TO 10 ~ quiet. 29s Cd
in terCes steady, BIS Cd Anert-
can refined in pals dull 37s I'd RUTHERFORD United
States nominally SIS CHEESE strong; American finest
white 55s. American finest colored 67s. TALON
19s cd ROSIN-Cor1mon steady. 9s Sd. PETROLEUM
Refined ouet Sd. IINSEED OIL dull lis Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

on the quoted basis The quoted terms for duty paid
sugars follows; Centrifugal e6 test 3sc;
vado 50 Sc molasses sugar, So test 2Ac.
the four ports Of the United
states reported be so 531 tons against 0SS the
previous week and 20 $50 time last year. The
MEETINGS IS 600 against the number last
week and $4,000 year. Total stock s 214 OCT tons
against the before and $4,000 year ago
Sales 10000 $4,000 bags Cuba centrifugal sugar
were made Tuesday and Wednesday for shipment at
3-1ec basis 90 test generally considered equal to
&c equal to S5sc. duty paid There
was $50 bags cuba moIasses sugar basis
SO test, LEO cost and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

COTTON-The cotton market was nervous and irregu-
lar, but trading not active s previous
day. and after early break the market ruled gen
orally steadier. The steady he
highest point OF the session, net advance Of 6q11
points. Sales were estimated at 100000 bales
opening easy a decline 47 points in response
cables and continued liquidation. There was
active covering the decline, within
the market rallied the closing
day. after which IL weakened again
points under bear pressure and continued liquidation.
Covering became heavier the decline. a
first reported showing
weakness. advces stated offerings being
The market gradually rallied
and talk % damage from rain in the central belt
afternoon showed evidences Of renewed
support from buish sources. although in general
demand seemed be chiefly for the covering OF
shorts. believed that Of the scattering
interests have been taken OF. October
said be the cheapest market in the
world during early session and the rally October
relatively firm. 4 number OF wires received
from the South claiming that interior holders were
70 decline. and good business spots
reported at the decline Of 20 points in Liverpool.
Bulls showed disposition criticise the government
report Tuesday the has undoubtedly had the
Of modifying extremely bush views South
spot markets officially reported unchanged TO
The range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

POULTRY-ALIVE;-Re Receipts to-day included II cars
nued good demand fowls chickens and ROSTERS put
sTPPTs are nnd 50 there Is the
market TURKEYS ducks and geese nofT at steady
prices We quote sPRIMG ber NJ 181c Fowls
en S2qtRsF1 and beE b I$ R6osTERs Old per
9 DgGKs mes 3eo5 per GEESE Eas Western per
81 25g$l 90; do S3u'99r pREssEDsuppies Of fowls
and chickens continue fairly liberal but largely Of ine
Tastn Chickens and picked br6ilers continue
scarce and firm hut 5 Ia ar, lots viii ndoa6tedly
be cleaned at 1oale Fancy s gI of ordinary
drv p,cked and such grades well as all grades OF
aded sell sow at e so@ NeaTby spring ducks in
light supply at the moment put oel eaat We quote
Fresh sprRg SGy d Pj' nd W WiSeo
srn peT per i4gi8c CHICKENS spring Phadeiphia
large roasting fancy 2o9t1 ec co do fair to good 1i9
8c do broier Phdpha n to pair t and na qna aed 1
Dee f f fS@Ise DO western western aTy picked d.
run 1ql29 do dc Southern lie do common
0thsT western llT Wesern dry picked per n 1c; do
Mehsan seaded DO ether western 1S5s0; %
s9nther@ o and ccKs psr n Sas Ducks ns
Lcng Island and and virginia. 19geO; do West
ern 10al25c: sQUABS pGe 6 Ia Go dark 81 25sI IS
90 eug oQGgS , fresh game OF any description avail
Some lots OF foreign and some frozen game car
Tsd eyer from HS GslT yeGsT1 aSi 25 aRoUsE 81 as2
lV
Saq t6Sa o' 40 Tas 81 5oaS2 RAIL $ig$l 20 WILD
s1STs2 % bIackhead 5OdT5c mallard 90 7soS
5is-inp e09gOo. do greenwing 4V1oS
e. "a. Tyidgeon 25I50c common 1o9to.: oISEc ~
Saddles skinned Per 10 2ogSoo; DO IN SNin' 10
whole deer. 14g1Sc r,7 nc Irish potatoes steady
plenty and "edi
t0es vsesf and lower Onions firm for ] S low
show further decline ~ ana
Celery SLOW Elephants du Letf b P pr siH
nagTscta3 though fancy wanted Lama pao aboIy
1t,,sir1oTns moro plenty and lower. fes -
49,, 800 in GnaIity String beans In actfe
Other vegetaC,Ssr as
we quof 20 $50 n 81 s7S2 do per bag 81 IogS5;
ana in h1lk per $50 n 81 60@$1 81 do Jersey Gound
r hh Measure 81 5OaS1 To- do GIanrS u q % @
per POI I S1 46Ss So SWEET PoIAIObs per pa9 e.
l9z7Se neT bbl 81 50@&2; do soniherh per Do, "a
e 70 SPROUTS, Long ls!all per 70 ~
% IETs nsarbv per 100 punches
1asbd nsT bbi SlgSi unashsd 5oesd; "a d
20 a er Dbl 4ocGS1 CAUIFL9WERs Long
trimmed siasl TO; do culls. 2c sos az Fo TiASE5E
EE9I J nsT 600 S2as6; CORN Long ls5s1o per oU
7ScS;Si Ok E rpriver and Hackenshch ooe 81 10
TsTs So6TSoe CELERY. state PEE ooTel MS 10y
20 A. gsrssv I5aSOc: EGGtiASls; ,T-r per I Dbl
80 PEI bs et and western New-fork per hafb
4 zoGSb' 20 R9rXNs Jersey potato per half bb
b9stst as2 a. do nat slqsI 40 % potat9 Per bag
Si@S2 g. TsI SI9si 90 MUsHROosasS per M -,tgHoci
ossfS an1sctieut white, per Dbl s2YSf 81 20 seiio"
e. TSSiS9. AZ ri 81 5OdSi rs Long lsIad Issty ana
- iaaES 90 'sa it 81 5OlE1 75 do red 81 - Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
.FyErRY OTHER HOUR ON THE oven HOUR~
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave West 10 minutes Garner eAsept mids
night train leaves II 30 p n.
Iy Liberty 500 m Except sun 5unet-
o. noon Diner
a. 900 m Daily. Buffet
,r,o-,I i,o;tadn 400 nm Daily. All Rulluans
Lv. Liberty street 6g9 pm D DiT t D4rsts
I215 night Daily. Blseperss
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
AIMS THE WEST
1hhOO ~, CI,- West 23d 50. Liberty Sc
1bicsgo PIttsbnrg Sleeper .115o pm 1g15 ne
SSIiaaSoo' roInmbus Dner...... 50 1a00 nm
Ptfsburg Cleveland. LimIted 10y Pm sVV PM
"Pittsburg Limited" BUFFET 65V pm s.v0 Pm
Crcin1atI ST. Louis Sleeper. i 80 pm az-i5 Mt
Cincinnati St. Louis. BIner. ssS an 1920 SS IN
C6Snna" 1877 26f 4s4 1900 Brosdway, Aston HoaIs
1os Greenwich ST. % Union Square ". sel Grand ST.
s4g F1lton St, BroOklyn 23d st. and 12bezIy st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct coTToNmsPSt. i ~ rnr az
sia GOOD mddins 5S7d; middfing, 9Ad; a99% ILL., H.
SIins Esd; good ordinary sod ordinary. 10 80
- ne 6av 10000 bales. OF wnleh OVo Nels
e. sre-laon and export, and included elyO
3e.eirs none opened weak ana Closed $3.50
American mddng. c, october @5Sdi Oeu ass 80
Sover,Ier Ssd: November AMI December. oS<dk -
~ , Isnuary t6d January February, 5seds
TSahr,tsrV and March, SS1d: March and April $3.50:
April and May $3.50; May and June oo"a' suns ana
Iuly SID; July and August $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool & 5fLT. 1is 'f bscsmb No
. ieq ss Gs sIs4 CORN-Spot steady American
mixeG a. cd Futures quiet DECEMBER As 99sd; Jan
41g' vi SIFIst Louis fancy winter steady o. Cd
IIS'I,s - To,Son CPacho Coast nominal 3 lOaGcf4 IS
1t, mi "a sSra India mess rs Cd PORK firm; prime
Ioess Vssfern TOs HAMsShort cut Ia 10 l6 10. dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

Foreign cofteA cables: Rio-Coffes market frmi No
Rio $500; exchange. 16td: receipts 1900 bags; ship
United States 5000; shipments Europe
5000: stock 2e0 oco santosLcoffes market hrn good
I502 600 Eambure-Coree market opened unchanged ct
unchanged 20 4 pig lower; sales, % 900
HavTe-Coffee market opened steady = franc
higher: al l. unchanged; at unchanged 5:30
2 Unchanged total sales, %, 600 bags.
The statistical position OF Brazilian
loRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. ABNER c. THOMAS. a Surrogate Of the County OF
York notice is hereby given TO all persons naNlhS
against Howard Glib. late Of the County OF Ne"
York the with vouchers taer-
ness No 1S9 Montague Street, in the City OF New YORK.
Borough of Brooklyn, on or before the 1Oth Gay oA
Dated New York the 9TH day Of September. 1905
EDWARD V. W. ROSsITER. WILLIAM n D1kMAN'
VIM J. CARR, Attorney for Executors
NTILMINE, GEORGE-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon. Amer C. Thomas. surrogate OF
The County of New notice is hereby given 70 an
sons having claims against George Mmtne late OF in9
Vouchers thereof subscriber at his place OF trans
acting business In the Produce Exchange BUILDING
Bowling Green. Manhattan Borough IN the CITY OF Ne"
York on or before first day of April, 1906
Dated New York the sixth day Of September, 1903
CHARLES E. MILMINE, Executor.
JAMES D. FESSENDEN Attorney for Executor. 81 Mas
sau Street New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
L Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate Of the County Of
New York notice hereby given to all persons having
claims against John Martin late Of the County Of New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers their place OF transacting business
or before the 18th day O March
Dated York. the goth day OF August. 1908.
MARY S MARTIN,
WILLIAM V MARTIN,
WILLIAM F. DUNNING,
Executors
50 Wall Street Borough of Manhattan, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

SOC; December s2as2pc May. Asc; NG 3d. Ma Nav aiIsc
SQES-No Sesh - ~ Nav 2s7sc; No white soc.
rolsdo oct 4-cLovERsEED essh SIS 8gI9Ps- y
December. 81 S7le; JanusIy.o - ~
TTNOTHY-Prine 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County Of
York. notice is hereby given all persons having
against William H Hurbut late of the County OF
New York deceased present the with vouchers
subscribers at their place Of ransaeting
the office Of the Metropolitan Trust Company
City York. No. 80 Wall Street, in the Bor
ough Manhattan. in the City OF New York. before
10th day Of October next Dated New York. the 18th
METZ OPOi.ITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NOW YORK MARGARET H HURBBUT, Executors.
PARSONS CLOSSON & MILVAINE, Attorneys for Ex-
ecutors. 81 William St. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Oct. 4-FLOUR firm. WHEAT-spring hr11;
No / Northern. s54c: winter unsettled; No red
S5hc CORN dull; No yellow. 591sc; No corn, 5S7Sc
OATS strong No white. acc: No mixed. 3Ostc Canal
freiFhts unchanged.
Chicago Oct. a-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
LEHICH VALLEY.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave " Y foot Barclay and Christopher sta
IS. 90 A. M.-For Binghamton and Elmira
80. 90 y. M.For Buffalo. Chicago and St
t10.oe A. M.-For Syracuse. Oswego. Richneio 'p's
S140 p. M.-FOr Buffalo and ChicaSo
f4OO 2. M--FoT Scranton and Plymouth
s6.15 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
ss-45 p. M.-FOr Buffalo Syracuse. Uuce-o "a . N
300 A. M.-For Chicago-Sleepers ePsn X Y: ass
Tickets at 149. 429. 11S3. 1iS+ hSroA1t SS,inday
Fulton St. Brooklyn 'Daily tExeePs a-----
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-21
KEITH'S THEATRE.

There are so many good things on the
bill at Keiths his week that 1t seems
hard to choose enough superlatlve adjec-
tives to be passed around az the artists
deserve. That Inimitable droll comedian.
Mr.. Bert Coote. and his company appeared
IN an excellent one-act play. "A Lamb on
Wal Street" which was one OF the big
hits OF last season and which was well
worth seeing "A second time. Mr.. Coote IL
one OF the most finished and amazing
comedians before the thoatregoing public
and IN him vaudeville managers have Il
prize. AS the seeming empty-pated, yet
really shrewd young lamb being ini-
tiated into the mysteries OF Wall street
by an INSCRIPTIONS partner Mr.. Coote was
a delight. The audience laughed until
they cried at his funny proposal TO his
sweetheart and yet. besides his ability TO
make people laugh, Mr.. Coote did some
thing else. BY a rare hnesse and intelli-
gence he managed TO Impress the audi
ence with the manliness and well-bred at
tributes OF the young broker. II was an
excellent bit Of character acting and quite
worthy OF an actor OF Mr.. Coote's stand
ing In the profession. The dramatic scenes
Of the play were given their full value
by Mr.. Coote and his excellent supporting
company and the audience testified their
pleasure by the several vigorous curtain
calls at the end of the act.
Sydney Deane and his company was an