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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-11

lot Of 400, Ladies and children's 0r
Shoes. some among the lot valued /1I,,
at 81 .00 now offered at, per pair,
Hurry, if you want lst choice.
Lot 81. .643 Ladies' Military heel, pat
ent tip. dull kid, top lace, solid
leather, guaranteed to give sati5fac- q m
tion, or money returned sizes IL f. iii
to Z, at, per pair ...-......
Lot -. $40. Ladies, Military heel, pat
lent tip, latest popular toe, solid
leather, guaranteed to give salts 4 IN
faction. or money returned, sizes = .1,1lI
to IS, at per pair ....-..,..
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-11

es Ut : complimentary
! iberian lis for your
e.l We trust that yo1
: '.Nevs-lettsr" worth
- . week. Send 4
esea - only d. % for
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-11

ELECTRIC LIGHT & WaT5R WORKS 3 NJ
Tax,
Sept. 30. Oyerdrawn,......s S!36 80
Receipts since. .... 1896
Oct. 81. Overdrawn, ... $96. Ia
Respectfully submitted,
4, r. DELHoMMER,
City Treasurer.
New Iberia, La. Nov. 6. 1905.
CLERKS REPORT.
Month ending October 3lst 1906,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-11

p. JuBIN. Collector.
RkPoRT OF CITY TREASURER.
Gen Fund
Sept 30, To balance, $770.5O
Receipts since, ....... 3526. 43
Total ............... $3.50. .93
Less payments, ts,............. 35s4.9l
Oct. 81, TO Balance, $685.. 17l2.O2
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-11

Lot llGJ Mems Dark Grey Scotch i'm
distinct plaids. all wool, military mn
cut well finished, at............... at IO-OU
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-11

Repairs on iron bridgeE II
Iron road roller. two notes.
and interest-issued June OBJ
Certificates Il indebtedness
aud interest Y. g q
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22
LIST OF PREMIUMS
Awarded at the 18th Arnral
Rocky Ford Fair.

A. T. =. Leak LIST on loaf wheat
bread. raised biscuits. darnins' ~"
ON cake.
Mrs N, l. Niche LIST on Loaf corn
hr,ad canned apples. preserved wat
ot,,,,i,n and npplsH, apple butter, Gro.
rhrt,l or knitted shawl. snd on ,oa'
,,'ncnt bread, pick-lcd whtcfmcioh'
canned blackbcrrica. preserved cfao
apples. largest collection pahsi'H NV"
carnations. display nasiur,umn
MrH. W, u. Purse list on Loaf whsa, w,
,,.,a caramel cake. plum Jelly. angel
FOOD preserved cherries. piekrlcd Wat
.,,,.ionn. largest collection nhtrtr'
,rool rrochrtcd lace. crochctcu Hhr''
knitted slippers. Roman or cut Moh Ne
Unrdanyrr. rose centre piece. '"IHa '
iion center piece. six doilicr. ofnh-
,ncn,ntlon for dress. fancy work bag.
animal painting In water colors. ;hu
~, mn, cake. preserved watermelon:
sweet plcklcd grapes. linen crochctru
Inr,. crochctcd shawl. turn over Cot
lar. handkerchief. .baticnburs csh'c'
piece. burnt wood. wood sa'
Percy F1pgS snd=.on 'oa' ""'"'
bread. TO-. ...gI.. ,, ,,,.,,
broad by girl under IL.
Lois Linn ist on fancy apron. snd
on loaf bread and cake by Eif' u"ae'
Ia. ar-cImcn drawn work
~ y
,,innkIna and peas. pickclcd pears
snuiIrow.r. tomatoes. and cantnloupc
canned currnnts. baticnbufg psan'
cover. end on loaf corn bread. COCOA,
nut cake. canned crab apples, pickciee
nnnchca, apples and nnnsoeS. grapes
chow chow. hcu@titehing.
Mra w. 1. Tuttie lst on soda Dis
ruita, snd on cotton crochctcd lace:
Mrs. T. II Wilson 2nd on soda DIS
cults. canned cherries. ,,.,..
Mrs. James Cuilison LIST on bakln'
,nyrdcr biscuits. nut cake. End on an
rcI food, dcvirs food. preserved cher
ricE. -,-, s,.a,
Mrs. +. II. Bolles lst on glass Graz
annicg. canned biackberrics. End o
raised biscuits. IT,. .,,,
Mrs. II. L. Wolfe lst on cake an
kind, cocoanut cake. End on app
Mrs. Geo. Cuiiison 1st on devil
food. orange cake. 2nd on SIX nap
kins, ard on single horse driven b
lady. ,, .,.,,,,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22

mems.
Jacob Rock and Co. 3rd stallion I
yehrs old or over.
]. W. Ecton LIST stallion years and
under I.
II. l.. Pike LIST stallion years old
and under 3.
j. ii: Kelsey. LIST on small SOW and
litter pigs. small Yorkshire boar. bull
calf under one year old. cow years
old or over. heIfer calf under one year.
herd not less than ) cows and one
bull. COW ) years old and over.
COW years old and under J. heifer
calf under one year. End on
small Yorkshire bull. sow and litter
o. pigs. Otcro county specimen bull
years old or over r.-caif under one year.
COW 3 years old or over. heifer calf
under one year. cow years old or
over. cow years old and under 3,
". T., Fenton, LIST on Berkshire
boar any age. Berkshire SOW any age.
mnre -. years old and under }, bull
calf year old and under :. herd not
less than cows and one bull. bull
years old or over. heller calf under
year old. bull J years old or over.
bull calf one year old. cow 2 years old
and under J. bull calf under one year
Old. COW J years old or over. cow :
years ana under >. End on Duric Jer-
sry cow. bull years old or over. bull
calf under / year old. bull one year
old under :, bull calf under I year old.
cow years old or over. heifcr calf un-
der one year.
J. 81. Shauiis. LIST on cockcrci. hen.
on collection ~ stalks sorghum. hen.
pullct. breeding pen.
American Beet Sugar Co. ist on
collection OF !: stalks sorghum. End on
red Hhcaf oats. 49,
l. BTittncr. :nd on sheaf of white
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22
LIST OF PREMIUMS
Awarded at the 18th Annual
Rocky Ford Fair.

Mrs. A. u. Folsom LIST on knit wool
and cotton lace. pin cushion.
Mrs. u. Tisdale LIST on crocheted
silk cap. dis. fine sewing by hand. End
on knit cotton lace.
Mrs. J. +. Perkins LIST on crocheted
linen lace. hemstitching. tablecioth.
End on crocheted wool lace. laundry
bag. soilsd handkerchief bag.
Mrs. ". y. Randall End on knitted
slippers. 10.
Mrs. &C. l. Govreau LIST on crocheted
2 slippers, turnover collar.
Mrs. Ada Siiiiwan LIST on crocheted
sacque. End on crocheted slippers
and fnscinator.
J. W, Edgar LIST on Toulouse Geese.
End on pr. mules any age.
Mrs. Annie Johnston End on cock
erci and pullet.
James whItehouse LIST on II, II. red
cock and hen.
J. v. Abrams LIST on male bronze
turkey. :nd on old female bronze tnr-
key.
J. ". Hin LIST on II. I. reds cock. hen.
puiiet. cockerci and breeding pen. End
on hen and pullct.
Mary u. Shumatc LIST on cock"rcl.
puiict. breeding pen. End on puliet.
T.. L. Trowbridgc LIST on doe with
litter. buck. end on cock.
s. 81. Sherman LIST on COW l year
NN. 4. Fcntor/Is, on heIfcr calf un-
~ yr.. buy yr. old. cow yrs.
ol$t:nd on f/ifcr calf under yr:. bull
J Nj MD nis !. Nrr. old hull. CALI
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22

work quilt snd on sponge cak-. pre-
served apples. sweet cucumber pick
les.
Mrs. L. Moaier LIST on display cos
mos. .nd on fruit and orange cakcr.
batt.nburg piano cover. display nnr
Mr. lula Saiycr In, on canned
auInc--. preserved peaches. pears.
binckbrrrirH and ounces: apricot and
cranberry jelly. specimen asparagus
fern. .nd on marble cake. pear jelly.
chill sauce. strawberry jelly. preserved
soo.-b-rrIcs. sp-cimcn sprcnsrru.
Tho. Il Wilson :nd on caramel
poro,hy Godncr Is, on cake by girl
under II. end on fancy apron.
J. r. Roth LIST on canned peaches
and tomatoes. largest col. cut roses.
specimen fuschia. otcro county Spc-
rini. .ni on y bu. black oats.
Mrs, Gursic Fcn,on LIST on preserved
crabapplsr. :nd on canned peaches.
preserved peaches and pears. crab np-
pie jelly. canned pears, baticnburs
sofa pillow.
Mrs, r. ~. Baldwin LIST on chow
chow. piccaiiiii. canned grapes. best
display plants. hun Cochin cock. cock
rrci. hen. breeding pen. Houdan cock
crci. puiict breeding pen. LanErhnn
pen. Indian runners. Pckin ducks:
Houcn. Embdcn geese. white Holland
turkey. Pen bun orpinEton. End on
canned apples and pumpkin. Light
Drama coekcrcl. Bun Cochin hen.
breeding pen. Houdan pullct. Lang
shan hen. Indian runners, Toulouse
geese. largest and best cIb. fowls any
bred by any one exhibitor. pen Bun
orptnston.
Mrs. u. q. Wilson ist on canned
pears. bapplcs. preserved straw
berries. grape jelly. tomato cntsup
MIXED pickle. hanging basket growing
plants. largest col vcrbcnas. spcci'
men palm. Boston fern. .bcEonia. um.
brciia plant. End on canned ounces
raspberrics. preserved blackbcrrics
currants. ounces. cranberry Jelly,
picked pcarr, apple butter. most
tastefuiiy arranged design cut fiowcri
and basket. largest col. dahlias. can
mas. display cosmos.
Mrs. Cecilia Gcrvais LIST on canned
pIums and strawberries. plate OF Brad
shaw pluma end on canned grapes
Mrs. z. X. Biinn ist on canned
cherries. end on largest col. OF swec
peas, cockercl.
, Mrs. Flora =. Kcisay LIST on pre-
served currants. picked mangocs
grape Jelly. chill sauce. plum butter
largest col. gladioli. peck navy. linn
and any other kind beans. marks
garden peas. End on canned straw
berries. currants. preserved tomatoe,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22

Frank Richie. LIST on light Bramah
cock. LIST on light Bramah cockerei.
LIST on light Bramah hen. LIST on breed,
Ing pen. End on breeding pen. End on
hen. E;-z=-
l. W, Babcock.lst on bull 3 years
old and over, -. y. = q.
John f. Richie. " OF LIST on mare 3
years old and under 4.
II. a. Rollins. LIST on mule colt. LIST
on Otero county special mule colt.
Jerry, Asher LIST on cock. hen. pull
= " Brown, ist on ss.t gated sad
C. Il. smith. md on single horse
driven by Hay sSiR
C. A. Reynolds End on jenet any
age. sSsSJ
; Lewis swink. VI % IN on Jenet with
one or more foals by hekipide. LIST on
Jack OF any age. LIST on Jenat. any age.
LIST otero county special jack.
> CA4l -vhls End on all pprposc team
In harmless to iarm wasont, end on all
purpose team. otero County special.
Ralph swink. ist on most graceful
j. W. Edgar. list on seese Toulouse.
:pd- on pair OF muIes any nse.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22

camp o'ae "N
members Zthn the
for woodf having had "
and throughout tho hustler
@ ssre,, the Ford Camp No. 1875 their hall roa
meeting tho entire menneefshp ho Hoe&
E,I woedmen arc a and a good time IS expected
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22

bon bon dish. salad dish, painted vase.
set OF piates.- tankard. plaque. fruit
set.
Mrs. A. c. Sloan. End on portrait In
crayon.
c. T.. Mcintosh. LIST on cock. lst on
pullet. cockerel. End on cockerel. hen.
animal In crnyon.
Mrs. +. ID. Hninrs. list gon tlHndscape
In pastel. marine view. cockerel. hon.
pullet. breeding pen. E
Lydia Taylor. LIST on flower piece In
water color. .
Mrs. Eva Fenton. End on flower
Mrs. d. Deemer. LIST on landscape
In water color. So
Mrs. Anna Green. LIST on portrait In
pastel. LIST on portrait In crayon.
Mrs. C. ID. kendig. LIST on design IN
charcoal. flower In pastel. End. marine:
view in pastel. flower In pastel ist on
fruit piece.
Mrs. C. W. Cook. LIST on animal
crayon. animal painting In oil. marine
view In water coiors. End. flower piece
In oil. animal painting color. animal
painting In water coiorr.
Mrs. T. J. Howard. list on painting
punch bowl. on painting pitcher. on
painting vase. single piece OF china.
End on portrait In water colors. Jardi-
nicr. single piece OF china. best color
hand painted.
Mrs. F. II. Hiinkcr. LIST on bat. cmb.
pillow.
Mrs. Rsna Jochneks. lst on special
ssape In ii. :nd on animal pa;n,inE in
Oh s'i; Ann. nA LIST on n.r,/v'.~ in
.s Mtr, Kass s Ny M IL ii Of 81 \ on. on .sal. Fry
wool knit lace.
T.. L. Howett LIST on exh. burnt wood.
End on preserved strawberries. currant
and soorcbcrry jelly.
tp,n lat nFragFy~d
snd on canned piumr.
Mrs. W. y. Clark LIST on preserved
tomatoes. knitted sweater. :nd on Pc
kin ducks.
Ella Asher Is, on apple jelly. wool
patchwork.
Myrtle RcIchcnbach End on sour Gu
cumbcr pickles.
Nellie 81. Pwbic LIST on sweet Gu
cumbcr pickles. picked apples. oaby
cap. ccntcrpiccc.
Airs r. q. Curran Is, on sweet
picked grapes. cotton crochctcd lace.
handkerchief. portrait In water col
orr. animal In water color. End on ,
iuncheioth. handkerchief case. spcci-
men rnffia. 6 doIiIcE. landscape In
Mrs. c. W Neal Is, on picked
peaches. silk quilt. :nd on plum but
Ruth II. Rose :nd on picked ean,a-
ioupc. mixed pickle.
Mrs. II. ". Bell LIST on best pound
dairy butter.
II. W. ncli Is, on scs, pound cream
cry butter.
End on best pound dairy butter.
Mrs. T.. II. willard LIST on most
tnstcfulty arr. design cut flowers. dis
play nnsturiiums. End on best display
plants. spccimcn palm.
Mrs. ". =. Knrpc End on special
plant.
Miss Cora Biinn LIST most taste
fully arr. basket flowers. specimen
sprcnEcru. End on largest col vcr-
bcnas. specimen umbrella plant.
Martha Chrition LIST on mos; taste
fully arr. bouquet. soiicd handkcr-
chief bag.
Mrs. NJ Belle Gibson End on hang
ing basket growing plants. specimen
Boston fern. portrait In pastel.
Mrs. y. y. Wiley LIST on largest col.
dahiIas, shirt waist. md on largest
col. Eiadioii. Mount Mcllick.
Stella a. 81. John LIST on largest col.
pansics. dresser scarf. battcnburg.
Edwina Shelton end on largest col.
astcrs. ornamentation for dress.
Mrs. Geo. Glass LIST on largest col.
sweet peas.
Fred Bolics LIST on largest col. cam
mas.
Mrs. ,. Y. Hauck End on specimen
lily.
Mrs. Henry Scott End on specimen
asparagus fern.
Mrs. J. W. Todd 1st on ccnterpiecc,
o,,J m
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22
An object Lesson for Rocky Pord.

&SB s-os>~
; An object Lesson for Rocky Ford.
Tho Emps,n Packing company shipped
!. twenty cars Of peas mondayof last week
r from Longmont- Tho shipment contain
Cd between hftosn and twenty thousand
. easos and were destined Tor various
eastern markets. This was tho largest
shipment ever made from that factory.
What has been done at Longmon. can
be done at Rocky Ford. We have tho
, soil. climate. water and farmers to fur
nish everything that . brosdgaugc can
let. breeding ;iiis =" pen. otsTo y: ssstSTs
End on plate pears. lnfseZ pears nv
salle'. female and malsfhF0nE'' eer.S SsS
j. II. Hunt Is, on plate pears. iinss.
est pears. plate 5 Lombard plumsJs2n'to
on plate Wild Goose piumr- onId
Ed. r. Swink LIST on display grnpesso
plate foreign red and white ErnpsI
col. OF grapes. plate wordcn. whith.H
Aioorc's Early and Black grapes. dis.sf
play grapes grown In otcro Co! sndr
on Concord and Niagara grapes Y9iIui
T. r. Dooiy LIST on plate ConcofdH
Niagara. Brighton grapes Inn
I. ID. Hale LIST plate plums 'nny"
kind. .iR
j. II. Burr LIST on best plate silvnrlS
pruncr. :nd plate plumr. any kinti. ioi
J. II. Crowley LIST on plate piimsd
Washington. Blue Damron. dis. prpncr
grown In Otero county. .nd on piataie
piums Yellow Es.. Imp. CAGE. bc0
plate pruncs any variety. Golacoio
plumE. Lombard. II
D. d. Wiley Is, on Green Cages. So
varieties. End on Blue Dnnson plutnAfr
q. W. Swink ist on best plate Gol-d
den pruncs. display bccHwnS. honvyts
produced In o,cro Co. u bu: red faifo
wheat. n bu. Spring wheat. otcro CO.
special. Macnroni wheat End on brpsy
plate Italian pruncs. dis. comb honey.
W. y. Randall md on best plas1o
pruncs. French. rolt
dor PruncB. Stallion 1 year and un-o
der :. II
best dis. bees and queen. md on dtso
bccswnx. o,cro Co. special on bees
and queen. Iob
David Bcs, on display comb honcyo
hen. End on " bu. Early Ohio potn-
toes. y bu. red oats. col. J.: stnlkss
broom corn. cockcrci. hen. breeding
: chester johnson ist on best plate
French piums. pullct. breeding pcnto
largest and best cxh. Of fowls. any
breed by one exhibitor. :nd on plate
Ponds Seeding plums. eockefeta
breeding pen. oicro Co. special pen
Amer. varieties.
]. p. Stevenson Is, on buck any nseo
lamb any age. snd buck any age. lamb
any age. flock not less than ewes
and ! buck. Otcro Co. special. n
T. L. wcigand lst on ewe any age.
flock not less than ewes and buck.
otero Co. special. End on eve any age
Willie Caldwell LIST on Ansora ram
and eve.
Mrs. VIM. vogel End on silk quilt.
Mrs. X. Chrane and on wool patch
work quilt.
Mrs. W. Blinn LIST on best quilting
OF cotton quilt, 2nd on cotton patch
work quilt.
Phoebe Boguc 1st on quilt by lady
over 60.
Mrs. a. Mcdaniel 1st sewing by lady
over 60. End on quilt by lady over 60.
Carrie L. Allen LIST on fancy bed
drapery.
Mrs. Margaret Regan End on fancy
bed drapcry.
Mrs. Fannie Best End on best cot
ton quilt.
Continued on page s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-03
UNION DEPOT TO COST 20, ooo, 600.
Proposed Plan Of Lake Shore and N.
z. Central Roads.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. August 8. - The
Leader says the definite announcement il
made by T. ]. Grammer. vice president of
the Lake Shore, that Cleveland Is to have a
5000 900 union depot. s., 600. 600 Of which Is
lines. as a part of the appropriation Of
sec, co., 900 to be spent In improvements to
be made in the next few years. Other
improvements. the work on which has been
started, include the opening of the Clearfield
coal district by the building of new rail-
way into 1t and the double-tracking OF the
Big Four railroad.
The announcement of the opening Of the
new coal territory is made by E. A. Handy,
the assistant general manager of the Lake
Shore. The announcement of definite plans
for the Big Four Is made by NJ. f. Ingalls,,
chairman of the board.
The development of the Clearfield coal dis
trict entails the building of connecting
line between the Oil City road of the Lake
Shore and the soft coal road of the New
York Central. The cost of this improvement
is figured at $5,0OO.0O0. which has been APP
propriated.
Another item of expense is the order for
the construction of 125 steel bridges on the
West Shore, which are being put in to carry
the electric equipment of the road.
Besides building the union depot at Cleve-
land it Is planned to elevate the tracks en-
tirely across the city.
Part of the expense of this structure will
be borne by the Pennsylvania railroad, and
a portion of 1t will be paid by the Big Four
cost will be $5.O00,OOO The plans also In
clude the equipping Of a part Of the Lake
Shore railway with electricity, probably be-
tween here and Buffalo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-03
ESTIMATE OF COTTON CROP.
Ginners' Report Shows Average Condi-
ton .73 and Reduction 17.6.

The following is the report Of the Ma
tional Ginners' Association on the cotton
crop condition and the reduction Of acre
age as gathered from replies to more than
1000 letters Of inquiry sent out by the as
ISOLATION and received at the Office of Sec
rotary N T. Blackwell from July Is to Au-
gust 1 at Dallas Texas:
Administration, 20; reduction, Is.
ADMINISTRATION, so: reduction. %.
Florida-Condition. SIS; reduction. 10.
Georgia-Condition, SO; reduction. H.
Indian Territory - Condition, 70; reduc-
ton. 20.
characterization. co: reduction, q.
Misrepresentation, IS; reduction 20.
instrumentation. 90; reduction, 10.
North Standardization so; reduction,
Is.
characterization. 80: reduction. 5.
South Carolina - Condition, 10; reduction,
10.
Transformation, 65: reduction, 10.
characterization, GO; reduction 30.
Virginia Condition, so; reduction. Is.
Average condition, 70: average reduction
17.S. Estimated abandonment, per cent;
acreage. 28O21 900.
Secretary Blackwell said:
"Only about %, 100000 acres are In culti-
walton that will reach the picking stage Of
maturity. This association is organized
purely for gathering statistics to protect
the glnner and planter, and Is working In
harmony with the Southern Cotton Associa-
ton. 1t does not conflict with the census
bureau, but encourages prompt and accu-
rate reports to that department"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-03
q he World of
Finance and Trade
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 3.-The cotton mar
ket opened weak at a decline of Sa10 points
under liquidation and bear pressure inspired
by lower cables and favorable weather
Covering in anticipation of bullish bureau
report at midday rallied the market to with
III = or 3 points of yesterdays finals shortly
after the opening, but the recovery attract
ed fresh selling and prices later broke to a
net loss of about 13a15 points, with the mar
ket during the middle of the morning ner-
vous and unsettled.
AT midday the market was nervous and
active with prices about II to IA points
net lower. The bureau report placing the
condition at 1i.9, against a last month and
9l.6 last year was followed by an advance
of 10 points, but offerings increased on the
bulge and prices soon reacted to about the
previous level.
Spot cotton quiet middlng uplands.
1875: middling gulf, IL 10.
Estimate ted receipts at the ports today
1900 bales, against 2,734 last week and
CO., last year For the week $4,000 bales,
against 100,967 last week and 1911 last
year Today's receipts at New Orleans.
3l6S bales, against 34S last year, and at
Houston. 1898 bales, against 162 last year.
Cotton--Futures opened weak. August
offered. 1850; September 1888; October,
1869; November, 1914; December, 1919;
January. 1888; February. 1887; March,
1892: April. 1895: May. 1897
Cotton-Spot closed quiet five points
higher. Middling uplands. HOO; middling
gulf, 11.25; sales, 200 bales.
LIVERPOOL. August 3.-Cotton-Spot in
moderate demand; price 2 points lower:
American middling fair, $50; good middling,
6.O4; middling $50: low middlng. 5.14; good
ordinary $50; ordinary, $40. The sales or
the day were 5000 bales. of which 800 were
for speculation and export. and included
800 American. Receipts 1900 bales, in
GLIDING 1000 American. Futures opened
steady and clos I'd barely steady. American
middling g. o. c., August. so; August and
September, 57S; September and October,
57S; October and November, SO; November
and December. SO; December and January,
$50; January and February, 5.S1; February
and March, 5.S1; March and April. 5.S2;
April and May, 5.S2; May and June, 5.o3;
June and July, 5.S3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-03
FOREIGN BANK BUSINESS.

LONDON. August 3.-The weekly state
ment Of the Bank Of England shows the
following changes:
Total reserve decreased, f1,224OO0; circu-
lation increased, EST 900: bullion decreased,
Ell. 137, 255; other securities increased. Ell
600; other deposits decreased. f24l. 600: pub
lie deposits decreased. f940.OO0; notes re-
serve decreased. Ell. 1874 600; government Sc
curities unchanged.
The proportion OF the banks reserve to
liability this week Is 47.45 per cent. Last
week 1T was 4S.67 per cent.
The rate OF discount of the Bank OF Eng
land remains unchanged today at ~ per
cent.
BERLIN, August 3.-Exchange on Lon
don, 20 marks Al pfennigs for checks. Dis
count rates, short bills. 2 per cent; three
months bills, "a per cent.
PARIS, August 3.-The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows the following
changes:
Notes in circulation increased, 116625.OoO
francs; treasury deposits decreased. 800,
$4,000 francs; gold in hand. increased, b.
O25 900 francs; bills discounted increased, T.
900 francs.
Three per cent rentes 30 francs. 40 CEN
times for the account.
Exchange on London % francs 10 confines
for checks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-03
SARATOGA RACE TRACK.
The List Of Entries for Tomorrow's
Race Events.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SARATOGA RACE TRACK. N Y. August
3-The following are the entries for tomor-
rows races:
First race. handicap. mares all ages,
six furlongs-Lady Amelia, 1914; Schulamite,
1OS; Rose Of Dawn. 100: Kittie Platt. 1O4;
Incarnation, l02: New Mown Ha, 9S: AS
cension, 90: Kiamesha. 95; Sly Bride. 81.
Second race, 2-year-olds. 5k furlongs-
Snow, III; Ben Holden, 1O2; Rubaiyat ia;
Toots Nook, ia; Sidney F.. III; Yalagal
80; Entree, 1O2; Lady Navarro. 10; The
Ir;shman, 102; Athlete, 1902; La Sorciere,
ITO: Descend, 90; Kiamesha II, 80; Kin
leydale, 10.
Third race. 3-year-olds, one mile-Gray-
lad, 90; Port Arthur, 101; The Gadfiy, 1O1
Indian Star. 101: Hattie, SO; Belindian 101 !;
Bradley's Pet, 96; Lady Ellison, 1O1: OAR
kle, ia; Hume, 1903; Lineal, 9S; Robador,
SO; Loretta NJ. 194: Peggy O'Neal, &c.
Fourth race handicap. all ages, rs miles
Lord of the Vale. 124; Au Revofr, 119;
st. Bellane. 113; Judge Hines. 100.
Fifth race, selling, three-year-olds and
upward; one and three-sixteenths miles
Ascot Belle, 100: Leila, 1O6: Graylad. 81;
Hippocrates 107; Ismailan. 81; Father
D., 96.
Sixth race. selling. two-year-olds, maid
ems, FLIES and geldings; five and one-half
furlongs-Amnesa, 80: Bauble. 90: Iolanda,
%: Top Sail. 30; Dodina, 1902: Toots, 1O7;
Azure, 81; Hester W., o.; Florazonde, 10o.
Clear; fast.