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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06

delphIa 50 So bulk s. as; refined ned. cases New-TSr
$50 Test S bulk SCI Philadslphia s So bulk s. ss
S. coTroSsEEp OIL. prime crude ,'ee nils
2Se prime summer yellow sePteH6er 2a. 9291Ae: oe
SOC and January :. d30c off summer yellow, nominal
prime whe SZa$2ze prime ins w c yeew G.
town raw 529o3c: Calcutta raw. &c; LARD OIL. es
PROVISIONS was a severe break in pork, and
hogs heavy liquidation absence OF support from
packers Later the market rallied poft-taking by
were Il, 900 head, Kansas City had 1000 Omaha 300
day. PoRk511IE3asler quoted: Ness. s15 5o9sI6 so;
sTons o. qaoed Me snort So sS o 81 5 fS 30
packet $40 5cgsl1; India mess, sls9Sl9. BEEF
B I, : og S Bacons So; $50 ss.e SIZE
lies frmer: QUOTED Smoking Iossaiic: 10 H. io5s
aGse ~ ~ 9&e IA n e&G91hc Picked shoulders
9a% Tow-bni cy e' 4ssc l eoan SaG'sds a
quoted at ase ReaneS h iaTd c a aFd
S0In99un 6 quiet quoted 54a6c sTEAEiNE-ouet
at Neorlsa5a market Is a espoeal the South and
rice to Offer T y Southern markets have but little
cron @ Ia!nage NewoTleans teegraphs Louisiana
"a year "a 500 sacks ssIes cleaned estimated at &C.
light and prices yes 9giS ] Receipts 81 rough
INA crop o date es9ps te e cae
crop Harvest Ste9dy demand confined to old
I7 riIestc' ordnary 2i592%c fair good 3%Q8&c
&c. fen si,o't S head 44G5e Patna 5P
4OFegll nominal; domestic, 393ac
49,; Rangoon in bond 234 921sc.
tCbtttN- II was stated that
prices points, but list unchanged Business
done done in the Withdrawals Prices quoted are net
Ieo, Per sent for CASH Cut loaf and crushed. 600c
IiIouid A ot1c; cubes, 555c XX-[X powdered. 3 45c
R"Ierea, coarse powdered and fruit powdered. 54oc
ase cor-fectioners granuated. 555c:
etrxa fine granuated, Zoe Eagle ID cartons . n
bags and 10 bags of graduated 545c: Eagle fine
or san1ard graduated and diamond A. 500: confec-
40nes ss, A; ., l9e No 495e Nos and 4soc: No
1S SS: 10 y 80; No 10 445c: No II, 435c No H.
4oVC; NO ID Zoo: Nos IA Is. 1
market closed with September quoted at S. cd and
October at Is lid Mr.. LIGHT cables Magdeburg
lst weather is unfavOrable for the growing crop
!oea market was dull and entirely nominal Some
vas oIered TO rehners the basis of for 96
Getrliugs but refners state that they IN tbs
market ana they made counterbids. paid
prices were l6-l6T5c SO
~ test nuscovado, 31sc molasses sugar
Inc six principal Cuban ports report receipts
ms week or last. or the same week in 1904. Two
centras are reported TO be grinding against three
week and three last year Exports $500 tons.
against %. 500 the before
Stock tons compared with 80 900 last week
and 30.SS3 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New-york- {

September
market was lo~tt
-e,n--s from the crop ana
~ ooening steady al deeIlLe IN
C. as,,s and while there sight hnI[o. r-ices
~ 49, rDo-rhs during middle session 49,
,e-ts- closing steady safes OF aoou -e-o--ng
70: baa-Tsh CROP news consisted Of & c<o.e ra-is
80 80 santos Rnd Towering was collp .rp1,st
- This OF course. must refe- 10 Ne Ga
ea-s-ire while the second and third no"et-nss ~
100000 NOS concerned n making me cIol 81
Essence az heavier offerings here may re le
60 Of lscl Of confidence that the message -
towering however had some lnllleICe - ar
Ne was a. franc lower, and Hamburg was 81
~ lower than on close OF last ftlu2y' ~, ~
unchanged. anu no
OF Brazilian e2c-Aa-l6e,
rnar~E5 il vas said. speculative dealings, Was
iaue- al lTSd Receipts the Brazilian ports tol
4evs we're fun az 600 bags, against li4oo n9s
iast year but interior movement as IepoTlIa I y
.-s-to,5s raw vas light. The worlds visible suppls
made lust about expected showing an "
eressa Of 6S6 p l02495 bags against IL,
se5e and l3,4Ss4SS bags IaSL !ea--
M market for coffee quiet, Win QuoLtlu-s
- The basis OF s7sc Rio No a. The toaI
deliveries in the States for the week We're ~
hsgs against 16i year OF the former
TevYork reported ca AS bags Santos reelPs LOT lie
week aggregated $4,000 bags against 2s4UO0 IeSs
haEz against IL week and 10000 last year
bags the United states curing Ie
1raak. 20 Europe - bags. Santos cleared l4U0o
te N The United States and $1,000 TO Europe Receipts
for the 3,ioo bags; present stock.
600 bagx cIearanees United States 500 bags; 10
Germany 900 bags. .-, 1870. i. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
r EADlNC SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
(WeSt I'D St. y. r.
STATIONS Foot Liberty S, n

Swest sd St. y. r
STATIONS Foot Liberty g., y. r.
earlier noted By designating
EAsToN: BETHLEHEM; A LLENTowN AND y MdAUTc z
500 (b5.45 Easton only P. ". Sunday z4-30 A. H..
100, SEQ and zoo P. ". =. -
wILKEsBARRE AND scRAN,ToNsooS 70 a. n. TO-
1R sS v Suna AKEH ais rows RIVER AND
and Iakehurstj. e4s5 P NJ sundays. 200 a. N. 60
ATLANTIC cTri~S 40 A n. kts.4o P. u: o,-r
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GFOhIESs
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRB PoINTs. 81 GO 90
b45s as Is $40 $50. jl20l. Sundays. excep; Ocean
Grove. 015 A N. 100, 400. 30 ?. NJ -,cr,
EAST LONG BRANCH-z400. Is. so $50. ii3o A. X;
100 40 $50. $50 P. NJ Sundays 900 A NJ 4o
PiIII.ApEI.PIIIA-.z4ao MOO ms.oo, .eoo .ie.oo.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToS.s.oo m'ioce' 'i2'oo'
READING. HARRIsBURG. PoTTsvILI.E AND WI II 70
IAMsP9RT.z4go r "a. 20 ts iS6 Sdo n Read
ST. 200 ssS, 1880 4 N. 1880 go 90 : Is %.
Leave Pier 10. r. Cedar ST. 20 1000 LOO A. ado
100 200 345 445 600. $40 P. NJ Sundays looo
=; N. 100 400 SO P NJ ss,rdsvs tParior cars
only Via Tannaqua- eExcept Saturdays nnDinlns car
1satgIdayz only TFTos IPesg 81 Sn c4so P NJ
ELI 20 P NJ. gao P. NJ. h4.3O P NJ. jl15o P NJ.
ofces Liberty St. West 2sa ST. Ass9r H House 2el
G9i2n saua hse Sew YoS $40 4s s4
fer Co calls for checks baggage TO destination
w G. BESLER, Z n ~ e.,
Vice-Pres and Gen. Mgr Gen FasS Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Sept. "a quieter tone prevails IN the wool
mar ker with prices firm. large buyers well
stocked great activity is not looked for until they
again. Certain grades OF woods
already becoming scarce especially Oregon both western
staple and valley part OF the demand for Terri
for lots in the original bags
pulled woods are selling fast Foreign grades strong
quotations follow: Ohio and PennsyivaniaXX
and aI5ye 3GQS7c; Y, 3tG3Jc; No l. 4oq41c; Ne 4ig
ace. fine unwashed. 2s29c: unercantable 30g32c:
quarter blood unxashed 34G5c; hreeeighths blood 30
35c; half blood @4GS5c; unwashed deaine 3Og3lc
wash 3gf4oc. Michigan-Fne, unWashed
97 2Sc: one-quarter blood unwashed. 33g34c: three
efghths blood 34Q35c One-haf blood 33G3c; unwashed
delaine eso Kentucky. Indiana etcThree-eighhs and
blood. SeT37c. TerritoryIdaho, fine 22q
24c: heavy fine, 1982ic: fine medium 2Sg24c medium
oGff2Tc- medium. 2GQ2Tc; Wyoming fine, 22I 23c
beaTv iine l96 20c; fine medium 23fl24c medium 26
pc: 2f27c: Utah and Nevada. fine. 23g24e
medium, 23lf24c; medium. 26lI
pc. low medium 2Ia2sc; Dakota, fine, 22a25c nne
medium 26G2Tc: medium, 26G27c
Monana-Fine 2tG27c; fine average. 24Q25c hne
medium 2GG27c 2z25c; staple, 2StE30c
medium choice 2sG30c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
'HoH5ay

, e9l.oAIhere vas very sharp break in the cotton
[Ast following the monthly condition report mid
sna prices sold about 80 points below the best point
ne morning and about so points below the highest
- = last week There recovery Of or points
ths lose. and the Anal tone steady
- q ZSgZd points, December showing leading
t-seS around 10 5ic compared with 10. 4ec
-Ist lns government report IN connection with
Seseaseo acreage compared with last year. could
N--! oe TAKEN indicating crop but Il showed
favorable condition than smaller longs had
-s..s1eo' and followed heavy liquidation
Ao-4l-iol reported - compared per
.asi month, 81 per last year. . l. per
t5 ~ years ago when an area a little smaller than
Ieet estimated yielded about l0Go0 600 bales. The
- vas irn al advance OF 4l0 points in response
.sAsI cables and bulsh from the
ing te early session shots seemed nervous
@s gooc deal % covering which. with demand
- A92ses and longs advanced the market I z
s. q about 1919 points December leading.
s some irregularity but aggressive pressure until
ne blreau published when October broke
Soe December 10 SOC January 70 O50c The
vas STEADY IN around 10 4oc for October 10 Ole
isCiler and lo5zc for January Sales were esti
a. 5000 sales The weekly report Of the Weather
attracted little attention. speculation being
shs oy the monthly report and II appeared TO be
St stzndou. The weather showed rains in the
estc district II Texas, and the forecast for
es II That state Wall Street bulls appeared 20 be
'-5cpoFt1is TIE local market at the decline
he rang Of prices the to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

futures quiet September. SIS sad; Decemoer Is I'd
CORN SPOT steady; American mixed IS nd; futures
quiet; September As sd: December As s5sd; JanGaTy
new Is AID PEAS-Canadian. firm 6s 4ted- FIEosA,
St fancy steady. IS Cd. HOPS in LONDON
aciac COAST II los gf5 BEEF quiet extra India
mess SOS PORK-Prime mess Western, hrnl. tos HAMS
Short cut, Is 70, dull AS. BACON quiet and
steady: Cumberland cut, % to 80 ~ AS short RID 10
to 10. clear middles light Is to "a 10
s ga long mddes. heavy, 80 to 40 II, ass short
clear backs -. AS Cd clear bellies. IA 10 10 10
ass Cd. SHOULDERS square, IL TO 10 10 quiet o3s-
LARD steady: prime Western, tierces. Ss Sd; Ansr-
can refined in pals 4Oa sd. BUTTER nominal; finest
United states 9js: coed United States, SIS CHEESE
arm American white Cd. American finest. col
ored Dos. TALON prime city steady 2Ss; TCftPE.N-
9s Cd PETROLEUM. refined quiet, Cd. LINSEED OIL
sion ~ 1gs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06

Trains depart from Grand Central station 80 81 anu
4th Ave. follows for ..o,o.oo r,no,
a NJ t+L1:oo. XII o1. .xs;o 90 tT5'e9 .5sgs.
.f12oo Sta Winanti I5oo ad . aii,oo p n
pcRTIANB and BAR HARSOR-tfs:02 P. -
WHITE MOUNTAINS. 81. A4-fSANS Aie 0OGoIS-
- $40 A NJ. 1900 P. NJ --v,~., -, az
won and FITCHBCRt5, INAh---ISF
TSREV1II.E and NoRFOLK-te:o2 A NJ. t3:s1 P y
81 p ARRTNGTON. STOCKBFIDGE, LEMON PITTS
- FIEIrNT4 so 1902 A. NJ. s1;24 1881 p Mo-. :.
at Central Station and cIZon St.
, c9I Is5 eli 254 Broadway e25 Union Square.
$50 Fifth Ave Gas Columbus Ave- c64e Madison Ave,
c2TS 125th ST. ? IsS Third ave III bEOOASH' CO.,
Fulton 800 broadway
Sundays fStoPs at LON 1sleps
a, 125th St Sundays only saturdays only tParior ar
Limited. Has dining car cParior ana s4eep'hs SaE
tickets also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06

vaEATVNo spring, 9oas5c No g. Sic; No red se1sS5
soc CORN-No = $40 &c ysao%' 1Sf ais6727c
EyE EScN 2 6oc. BARLEY.Good feeding, s79?I15s
fair to Choice mailing so 81 d.
No Northwestern 81 u graz nsr
Zoo N 3 S. cur MEATs-short Tbs. sides loose s. 50
ass g short sides, boxed IS sI1zQss II
EfY basis OF high wines. 81 20 on the produce tx
change to-day: BUTTER market easier;
eIuded 16c; frss II &c prime nrsts iS'2c' GALES -
CHEESE firm, 11411Tc-
Duluth Sept Close: WEEAT-No. Oo North S
81 10 Northern 7s2c; September. old so7tc sep
tember new, 77l2c; December, 7ec
Milwaukee Sept 5.-WHEAT-No l Northern S69
sae4 No Northern s3assc December. sl7sc bid Rye
40 eifisic BARI-EY-No .. SIC; sample. 45gSoc-
CORN-May. 427sc
St. Louis. Sept. 5.-Close: wEEAT-No 2 red cash
September 76lsc: December, Is5zc; NO :
barS sol as9c. CORN-No q cash. 81 1.c; DecenoeE'
4gTtG41c; MAY ale. OATS-NO 2 cash 235tc sep'efn-
her 25ac; December. 2I@.c; No white 2Sc'
minneapolis, Sept Close: WHEAT-septeraber
Northern soc: Northern. 100 FLOItt. lrst pat
ents SIS OQS5 30: second patents 81 eOS2 nrst ceas
So S0aS3 800 second clears 81 $685. 65 BRAN-4n ou4A
S11GS1 25.
ta1ber s2as2 &c CORN-Contract grade, September
s0s5gJ5c OATS dull and weak, No white. naturai
sSSS55c: No white clipped. 31931lsc BUTTER stead
lac; extra NEARBY PRINTS
22c at mark; Western fresh. 2llF22c CHEESE h.rIl
New-York full cream. fancy Fac DO chqIce II = y
lie do fair to good 14G115c. Receipts-Flour 900
bbs 600 u in sacks wheat 20 CO.. ous fo fo
bush: corn SEQ bush: oats. 1900 bush
Toedo Sept. 5-CLovERsEED--Cash Sc 80; October.
sc a.. December SO 10 asked; January 50 ~ asked
sISIXF,-Prime 81 So. TIMOTHY-Prime. 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06

EIDEs-The market for hides quiet but C SIey
throughout WITH some sishf fsc aTeson SOC
san Antonio and LAREDO 5Ie SfIo 23e caracas
&c Maracaibo 21c; Rio Hache 5Gi I TIe p &c
syaiIia 2ic Vera cruz 2o7ac; Tampico 57ae aiti
2oe Matanor9s 2GS F0rf a ag he a1aracabo l5c
Pernernhuco i5c; Mstamor9s "A Me' re-. Mexco
i94c Santiago 22Ec; cienfasgos 12fS ~ all lines of
observation-disclosures fairly active IN a.. sad,
leather at wei! sustained p f5ovs Acid selection
ArIn Quotations oeaasc: seconds q ga &c
eaughter seconds 2sq20o Thirds 59e bacs $4gs5c
ls gG oEi ssc seconds backs SIC thirds light @i7c
Ign 5 backs S S2 oak s5g$ss :sa SSs
g$ss n,!ds s 80 ' feEas oaS so: no
aa6 closing prices there showed sPo:
LgiR I6 and futures f146 lbs 9eay the PPR
vas stead sb Wi. diner abroad a so IS for 5o
and go net,ied with refusing to f939w ions 5
advance aa eceny prices electroiye are
a. 49, at IG s5alG and casting al 10 rsef but
LEAD was quT ai ADVANCE abroad closing at ga rs o.
5SiTeG n5on u'e I,LTF higher IN both Tna[s5 e
5I Cd and 3Iiddlesboro at ass Cd ,,S Is quoted at
was Unchanged No foundry Nor'he 4 Hss1RsiG - No
go oaSdr Southern at SIS 25g$16 10 and No R rom
southern at go tn3nce Exchange quiet with
prices somewhat higher for rsguaFS om e The market
closed IS follows Regular sepeJseT 60 S6 Y SIS 80
BID January So 50aslG foundry September anu
he M6Assf ANp sYRUP olasses vas aaif5 se ling
oo6ng WY at full Fs1e p 5aet AND & steady
was STEADY at 9 for test Quotations f9 alo9 5afr
TAssfsE Nev-or:eans centrifugal common va
tettiS 2aas5c sYRJF5s-common IIal5e; fair loeioc'
good i842lci pTi1g Teere was steady
zaT-snt for both steam anG sail tonnage and as NC
GInotations to Liverpool and London led;
Glasgow 1+G1&d; Hull 2t2d; Antwerp, - Oh Us,
8d Neoastie % o5 49 Liverpool per loo 10 13
15c London. cats. Is 30 "a Oc.
tooer; br7t tI aS Cd option Bremen e5s October;
80 a. septernbc7-Octoher; Norwegian steamer, ie
45s same option Bremen late September,
{@ls steamer 2I7o tors. Savannah 70
United kingdom or Continent a. Vest
Ges ~ Fas- Ireland about Ais g. September;
B brss steamer 1901 coal Philadelphia to
Kn"s'G Coal Phiiadepha Havana. private terms
Italian ship ll5I tons ss 5.re@i. fsT8 az
bsA lumber Philadepha to Baenos Ayres 81; three
british echooners 212 @oa ana 80 i'1s ,l5sr o 5-
70 n' lumber Gulf Porto Rico. 50: schooner go
and back Charlotte 40 coo feet iunifer Gulf IN
range OF ~ schooner 445 lumber, Jacksonville
10 Ne-Yor private terms p5 ' S tons i Coz
pms. schooner $50 tons coal Philadelphia 10
ernandlna, SOC ap eoa Sevport News to Savanna
ois tons lumber Clnrenont 10 New-Yo-k
So sche9nes and 81 ~ respectively schooner i52O
tonz coal Philaee,phia 10 10 scbooas- ff1 as
s6a Fhlladeipha RaHgoF s seboonsr 2ss tons
coal Fhilaoepha 10 norm of istteras private terms
luIrn1r steamers 2252 and loes tons Rio
Janerio 70 PhilsdeiThia or ss T@tr5.I tarr ~
British stesmer d l4%6e
SICILY lover prices sale: a e"d 400 900 IBIS sep s
,eroier az 2si=c; 200 oeiop9;' - am =, @ 90
io9 Nay t 80, was unchanged We quote Pc
TRoI.EUM. standard White D''0' - - - LA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06

r.e local market spot quiet a. -
a. csciD9 OF The basis OF lo75c for mddng upland
&c Tor uidciing Gulf Southern spot markets
11stegrapAed follows; Mobile nomnaiy &c lower at
- savannah dull lsc lower lOItc: sales.
- bales Norfolk quiet; &c lower 1O1sc: eaies Il
Baltimore noninally 1se higher lsc. Augusta
s@ay a. 70 Iec; sales 1872 bales Louis quiet.
a. 49, a. lo7se Memphis quiet. &c lower 10tec;
% bales. Charleston quiet. nc I0NlOLsc.
Sslveston quiet sc lower at i0ikc. sales l4T bales
toTeans steady, 3-i6c lower 10 3-1Gc; sales IO25
Wilmington nominal. Estimated receipts at lead
- points for to-day: Nepf-Oreans, 500 10 . 800
e against $50 year al IIous-
- 400 70 106o0 against $50 last 800
a. Galveston. $500 6O50 against last week
sne 800 last year
receipts the ports interior points To-Day com
&c VIII t.le daN Week and llsr ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 3. p. motion. spot IN s EiI,l-
srata 6err prices points higher American Iiaius
fair 6 22u good rdding $3.50 middins 800 s goS
: ordinary. . 1914 ofdlhhFS "SuI
The les Of G0oo bales of when oOo WsIe
~ Ener1ation export and Included SSo American
t,,a-s % 90 bales including 1860 American srtCTes
or en- quiet steady; American maGns = G
enf.Erar = red September and October = Ioi- ofouer
and November :. sd November and Deceuogr o.eoli
TIane-,b4r and January SD: January and fehIuGIy
BAD February March $3.50 March and April S-sd
lnr' ana May 5ssd May and June. 5.sed. June and
LILY SOD; July and August. 3.sGd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept. 5-FLOUR-Fancy blended patent. s. 80;
fancy spring patent s. bakers spring clear 50 lo
rye -four SO 60 wHEAT-Winter dull: No red SIC;
5S%c: No 2 corn. 5T2c. OATS-Good demand; No :
WIFI No 2Tiac BARLEY-OhiO on track
o1Iatcd AZ 4an4ic RYE quiet; offered al CSC
Canal freights steady; wheat New-York S9sc corn
3Ac: oats. 21sc-
Chicago Sept 5-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06

Coffee cables: Rio-Cofes market firm; No Rio
4s625; exchange IL receipts 1900 bags Cwo days)
the United 500 bags; shipments
for Europe. COO bags: stock 272G0O Santos
quiet; 1920: receipts
Is 600 days; stock, 1419o0O bags
Coffee market opened @a1n pig lower; at ? N
a pig lower HaVTe-Cofee market opened 14Q12
franc lower: az y unchanged: at p n unchanged;
$50 p unchanged; total Gales 81 600 bags
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
~ the ports and interior points to-6ay,
Z tae Sane dav LAST Week and last nea-.

n, Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton.
- goo bales. American 1000: receipts 2o0o0; Amer
BOO; Iri6dling upland. o SOD Futures opened
Soy and UNCHANGED and poiut lower on
compared Mondays close closed steady
sice % eas pcirIs September and Scptember-Octo-
80: October Sosember. 7sd: November
10 DscelosI 5-e2d: January February. bS4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for TIE
"A Tribune received at their Uptown once No. is6A
tloaGWGy between 36th and 3Ith Until O'Clock
Advertisements received following branch Offices
regular ofce until o'clock p m, Wiz 2oa sth
t53 6.h-ave.. l2th-st-. 81
i4th-st-: 257 42d-st between Tth and ssh
263 I23th-s Sd-sve. between 18th ana TIth
sts L02a Sd-ave. eist-st: l.7os ist-ave near
s9th-s East 125th-st. 7cS Treuont-ave- $50 Sd
ave 41st-st; 554 Sd-sve: 2io Bleecks<-sGa 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
Railroads..

NNSYLVANIA
RAJ ROAD
STATIONS foo, OF west Twenty-third Street and
Tb and f snd cortand
Streets is minutes than that given below for
EN-, s,ri foh s'% I%Ec, WEST
'Io-S5 A NJ ST. LoTIs i.IMGTIsD. For Cincinnati
AN. THE ana F Fi Es75 L1M1rEp-as
r''Fn oH H3455s rx fISS5SNATr AND ST
1856 P.M THE PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL 10
..-ssrM. cH hSaFs to 1 fhifrEf;
'sss II EEa HigLS 4 AxPE S!SS'NNA'' NNF
s.59 r. ~ PACIFIC EXPRESS ,,.,-, ~ r-x-,
1855 r ii. PITT5 ii5t5ia sPEcIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
q s @ Am E&9 ted 9 3 Z y g. &c n
2 a:R: sq39ag Limited l2'S Us
soUTHEI5N 'RAIIWAY.@si255. 1925. 1875 p. 1910
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.-.925 =. m. and oe5 D. m.
sEABoARD AIR LNE.-1255 ?. m. and 1910 a m.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAuwAY.-.s25 ?. m
CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAnwAT.-7.55 a. m. week
FoR OLD Po1vT T coMFoRr and NoRFoLK-755 a n
ATI1NTic cIT2Gs50 ann "a m and 255 ? m weekdays
q s gn a; 20 Is q. m ., -.
LONG BRANCH, ASBCRY PARK Ocean Grove Clorth
AsbuTy Park sundays and Point Pleasant. $50 lOJ5
a M. l225 Saturdays only except Long Branch. - q
llZ0o saturdays only except Long Branch, 70 3 y
a p except Long Branch. a. 80 except Saturdays ex-
Sundays t Is a. 10 50 ana m and nd ss NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
81 s5 70 0I IS 1 SO : fs 30 JOY ! 's s s.
425 49, '455, CLASS for North Philadelphia only
1913, 655 755, s.25, 9.25 9JJ North Philadelphia
only p m Y 10 night weekdays Sundays, =, 8 %
.1255 100 IS %, 3-55 40. (.1455 for North Pha
delphia only. 455. 1896. 755- SIS. e25 t955 for
p m.
*Dntng Car. 7Extra-fare train
Tickets Offices Nos 46l 1854 and 95 Broadway 1s2 Fifth
Avenue below 23d ST.: 2G3 Fifth Avenue corner 18th
ST.; Astor House and stations named above; Brook
ln 342 Fulton SEQ Fulton Street 800 Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New York Trans
fer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad CAP
Service.
". w ATTERBURY. J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass Iratlc hanger
GEO. W BOYD.
d. A2a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06

Receipts Of breadstufs interior points FOR two days
IN thousands three ciphers oo0 omitted -Four bbs
bush Il
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-10

New Orleans, Sept. 9.-Early morn.
ing reports cannot always be taken as
a guile to the probable total Of new
cases and deaths at the end of thesdag
but tolay's indications were neyerthe-
less favorable to considerable shrink
age of the number of new cases.
Though the weather is mild any in
crease in the number of cases length
ems the probable time within which the
fever will be entirely eradicated and
that is the only source of disappo:nt-
meat when there is an excess Ct ca. 5
over the day before.
This is the last day on which to OBJ
tain permits to enter any Of the deten-
ton camps Those who get permits
today must be in the camps tomorrow
because they are to be kept open for
only six days longer.
Among the railroad men opinion is
divided as to the advantage of clos
ing the camps, some believing the eff
feet will be to increase and others to
decrease travel
Complaints continue to be made to
President Souchon, on whose treatmen ent
of persons with Marine hospital GER
tifcates. They are refused permis'
sion to enter some towns in Louisiana
and bad faith is charged
The weather today was warm and
clear.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-09-10
Railroads Earnings Show Increase.

Denver, Sept 9-The nineteenth
annual report of the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad company shows the
total earnings for the fiscal year end
ing June 80 1905, to have been ST.
OBJ, ,507 an increase of $585,O73 over
last year The expenses for the year
amounted to $10,168, 800 making the
net earnings $6.862,546. In the re-
port of President E. T. Jeffrey, it is
officially announced that the control
of the new Western Pacific has been
placed in the hands of the Denver
and Rio Grande, and that the new rail
road will be a part of the system
which has its general offices in Den
yer. 1t mas been generally known for
some time that the Western Pacific
was owned by the Gould interests, but
this is the first official announcement
of the fact