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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. October 90. 1905.
COFTEE-It seemed thar December quf5atior taxing
ne fern q switching later months rather than
downright Liquidation the signal sharp
A. market opening steady
unchanged prices 10 advance OF points in re-
sPo-se cables. generally firm
supporting showing
tas1sss relieve holdings against
% The later months Prices during
session. and the close steady. points
higher. Sales including the exchanges about rs 0GD
bags TIE general news reflected little change thu
Of Brazilian exchange
declining tendency. according
cable. hur RIO 80 reis higher.
NAMED receipts slightly
csss years fEres The European markets showed
s;saS1ass particularly the French market which.
sad Influenced b. The decreasing stock that point
E interest months
warehouse deliveries az Hav-e last week
arrival only bags Locally
warehouse deliveries Increasing being
a. al ports yesterday, against l. 971 yea-- Ths
--sre. for steady with quotations held
hEhs- quarters, the average around 9-I6o
ne range O. cortrac. prices in the local market
F.r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

small basket 9a925c; do Boston, Per dozen io95oc:
BEANS lima Jersey. potato. per lhhl basket 81 soy
50 5O do Fat Sf9S2 potato bag 81 2jqS2 rs do
nat 75cg s1 70; MUsHRooMss per h. 5G4oe; Onions.
- o., do rcd s S06S2 Long Island. Jersey Penn
syfvana yellow per Dbl 81 5oa$2 do red 81 5oqS1 10
Sta+s white bush crate. 81 fS1
per double head Dbl 81 5oas2 so state yellow b5l
bar 50Gso. County. whlte per bag Slu$2,
Do YELLOW s 507s2 do red 81 25QSt IS; Jersey. white
per basket 75csI %; do. small W3ite pickles per hbl
per 81 50GS2 Dc Jersey Iyr lo lo9lSo do per
i,-bh 75rdSI %: PEPPERS Jersey per large
sugar Dbl. 75c9s1 y. do per regular hbi 50d zoe:
PUMPKINS. per Dbl 5o9G5e; FAtiSNIF5 per 99l - '99
RADIsHES Norfolk' per basket 2oQ5oc; STRING
RFANS Jersey ana Long Island. basket 1890. do
per lag f5g25c. Norfolk, green per basket a 40c
10 vav 9OT5oc. do Baltimore. per basket 20a30c do
Tertb Cs-oina 10T20c: do Chare~xu, 15d50c; do
green. I0d25c: SPINACH. per Dbl. 500 T5c: SQIASH
Hubbard per Dbl 5Ocf75c, 4O969c; IOMAIO
Jersey per box 25cGs1; hothouse Per n 4sI2e; TCF-
NTPS Canadian hbI. 1890; do jersey. TUtshaga
60f75c: do white 81 25G$1 so; WATER IESs Per 100
hurrhes. SfTS1 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool oct 2ocosing stead; No
&c los. 4. NI,-rh e. iod CORN-spot firm; American
mixed IS I'd futures steady Deeen6eF 'S I'd JAM
Ae EL..5 March 4s FIOUR-St Louis fancy
winter steady 9s Cd HOPS in London Pacific C2ast,
rOs PE.AS-CaHadtan hrrll - &c BEEF
ann, - Iii mess rs PORK firm prime mess
Western Tor HAMS strong short cut "a 10 - h. ass
rib 10 to y 10 81: long clear Hiadles hEht = %
backs. I5 70 70 II, 4Ss; long clear
uddias b,9Xy Is 20 n 4ss I'd. clear bellies. II TO
10 AIS Sd sHoU LpF1itssauars II 10 Is TO- strons
Amsrica- ~snned = - .8zrls 90 IcItsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

-e local market for SPOT cotton closed quiet ana s -
ro--z -vEe- a. 10 z0c Tor rnidding upland and Veoc
tlr -liEdng Gait sales 500 bales TO splnners Nv 90
delivered en- contract Southern spot markets
E-s1hed follows Mobile nrn 5l6c ssheT a. a. az,
bales Savannah steady. llfii-t
Fsss a-e bzIss- charleston Arm lsc higher: al 20
Norfolk firm higher - JOG. "a! 90 L-Ss IL.
mere nominal .c higher 1O14ci Augusta s0=ss
lsg5e- Al IOzc sales GJ6 bales 81 LOUIS 7ot.
changed 4. 1G1-. Galveston fTr. - 49, M.
SALES 2s5 bales. Eew-Cr.esns Arm &C he--a,z =. as
~..s -aSefrtz - leading points for today: A. fiou
q H0o 70 400 haes, against l6i9o 900 i-st
las il0sS1 70 i-.o
So last week Z SOC year ard a. NJ 80 "a
$500 70 coo against 6gJ2 week ana 10 - tta
7e-e;--g ~ cotton ports to1a. ~ -.,-;CtI.
zsek zs compared zIfa the totals o. a wen '
q last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

pvERr1sEMrxTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for -ns
y Tribune received thelr Uptown Once. No 12s4
Rroad,vag between seth S7th unl cock
received - the foIoyEz branch aoes
ave O. cor 2as-St. 20 CO.. ave- 14tl-s, % East
i4ta-sL. 90 IVES, fe-s; between 1tA ead Sth sses;
a6s West 1e5th-s iSS sleeve between IGth and T5sa
SITS: 1.026 3d-ave.. CIst 1TOS fsg-avs.
ssth-st.: I5T East 125thsJ: Trenont-avs.
41stsS; O54 5d-ays: 20 Blsseker-sSs 80
BlssckeE-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
position Of Brazilian coffee is as follows

CCTT0N-The cotton market showed continued nTT!nesS
covering 's 71-JteS
spot markets. predictions Tor buish census
report close within = or = points
Il The TOP and steady g net ADVANCE OF : 70 =
points TIE opening firm advance OF % L
points reports q frost in the northwestern lel rams
TIE belt. predictions for colder weather on
FRIDAY shade Disappointing
OF the local opening. but hrned up later ana
buEiug subslded prices mere
showed a gain OF - y points A reaction u
points during tEe middle morning as a result OF
realizing was followed by a upCurn in the carry
December sold 10 lSc January a
1886 20 points higher, and 6S points up
Tuesday. TINS level fe5--
heavy. yielded
lively little and rallied JUs- before ire close en-
5ETllE Wall forecast was 40.
rod weather last night me northern "eses-L e--N
belts followed by higher temperatures s.o ciea
turday. The Only killing LIJsl 50
temperatures feu 20 80 degrees the cold rains re-
ported bel- considered Ehely u
damage. warmer weather today can be O. Dus
encouragement Z killing frost occurred -as llle.-
Southern spot markets were - 10 7-c higher WIZ
sales reported al Savannah EevOrleans supeTlli-
tgc5su- Kings weekly crop movement tsufes loloN.
receipts bales against SSI+oe !ssl He1-
70 mills 1911 bales. against -oooI
rear Southern estimated Vcte5o'
% Of stock at interior towns
against rs year: brought into sigt for me
week 433 bales. against 552l4l bales last staL
movement: receipts, lS@i-o9A oaiS1'
overland TO mills ana taLls7
against 81 762 Southern mn aH
interior towns Of September 3o64 baes
against $3.50 brought INTO slsL -s
Ter season 526 623 bushels, against S4l4I3 80
movement IS -4it- -@s7 e--7
Ths q contract prices II ne Local naI"e' '
Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Tlvsrnool Oct 2o-C1osing-CJT good bust
ness done prices points higher; American middling
fair sea: good ud5ing 8 SD; Hddlng 5.42d l9%
sales Of day were 1000 bales Of wnieh iS@0
speculation and export. and Included $500
American Receipts 600 bales. including 35l1 Amer-
can Futures opened steady and closed fererisA
ca7 rnf85IInp = q = October, 44d October ana No
ve1nber 44d: November and December ADD Dees5I
her and January AID January and February. 09Zdi
February and March SD: March and April 5oId;
April and May 55Sd. May and June bod June anu
July. sid: July and August, 5-o%d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

coffee cables Rlo-Co5fee market f-Ta; 10 Re
- LIED. receipts. % 600 bags; ship
e-ts t- ra United States, T0oo bags shipments for
-7ra i co bags stock 275.0 600 bags Sa1tosCoffee
make. dull. good average Santos $500 receipts. 10 "
bsgz- sock $4,000 bags HsElburg-ccffee market
ore-=5 .aL pig . rex = o. pig
l3Esr:: = Co bags; at vas net unchanged
- : pig on FEavre-No1se market opened unchanged
frE-c higher u unchanged, At } n al
vz-,ss Z. franc: $50 advanced = franc. total
ss.sE o2pn0
.-a-s--.- nos-.ion B-azi-an coffee Is rooNs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
READING SYSTEM
EY CENTRAL r. z


STATIONS: Toot IG5. PS n n. X. a
Tine shown below Is from Liberty St West "a s.
leaves 10 minutes earlier. noted ~ dsziEnaras
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAruz
300 do IS Eaaton only P n. z4.2o A n, Leo.
500 ami 700 ?. IL
wILKEsBARRB AND sCRANToN-e1o A Il. La 500
Z. NJ Sundays. 1880 a. NJ $50 P. IL
LAKEWOOD. LAEIEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND BAf--
HEGAT-Z4 90 9 40 a ii; i30. 800 GAksSooe "a
(940 Lakewood Iakehurst1
ATLANTIC CITY-"94O A. u. ks. 20 P. NJ
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS-zAoo,
j1201 Sundays. except Ocean Grove. eco A. NJ 400.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sBABRIGHr, MONMOUTH BCzs
EAST LONG BRASCH-Z4Q0 $50. $50. I130 A. NJ
100, ks AZ. $50. $50, $50 / 81. sundays 600 A NJ
"I1OO A NJ rn'120O nj 90 900 $500 s4OO. u'5.O0,
m"6OO 800 1870 900. 5000 P. n. j'12 IS mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-SOO 90. m'10OO. s12Oos
meg 90 nts4 co. $500. 200 ~4J215
IASlsPORT-f "A 90. 40. $500. 1910 1000, 100
A. NJ. Reading only 100 II 20 200 P n Read
ing. Pottsvie Harrisburg only. T4CO 800, 80 2 n
'Daiiy. +Daiy except sunday Sundays tRaTior
only Via Tduaqua- aENcept Saturdays rnLla~
Ing xSaturdays only zFrom Liberty 81 only. -
s12 20 p NJ CLIO =. jl1-50 P. N. ks 20 P NJ.
OHi~es: Liberty st. I'D St. House 26f.
434 1884 broadway, Is2 9th Ave Isl 9TH Ave. =
Union Square Vest 279s Sd Ave. 259 West 125h 245
TrookIvu $50 Broadway Williamsburg. New York
fer Co checks baggage 30 destination
W G EESLE,R @ NJ. BURT,
v!ce-Pres 3 Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

s+ates nornnaily s5s. CHEEsE firm; American finest
white SOS: American finest eOored. SIS cd TALLOw-
pine civ firm. %. TURPENTINE-S steady
SOS Cd ROSIN-Comr1ou firm los. PETRoI.E>t- II
Renned steadv. SD. LINSEED OIL steady. Us 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
NEW Y03g new HAVEN 3 HARTFORD A. R

Trains depart Grand Central Station &2d a. ara
f9 via New London & Prov-ttlo:oo sxIie.cz
A NJ. x Loo 'xI:0l. < 29. = 0:ee. s3!ssa;2s'
NJ via spfd--f9-0o A N, 1900 : 400 '1'oO v. N
r70PTTAN No. via Worcester-+S:02 P. N
WORCESTER and FITCHBURC5. via PCISAN--4s y. y
sTSEVTTIF and NORFOLhTFS-4 az A. II. % 81 z. ID
CT B4RRINGTON. sTOCRBRIDGE. LENox. PITTS
FIFLD-f4:5O TSS:49 A NJ, 81 - 1881 2 ~
Ticts- ofces al cCI-and Central and cfth St.
$50 A. r2G tIS5 c1s54 Broadway c25 Union Sa1srss
Columbus Ave. c6Sa Madison AFeys
Caz9 West l25th 81 7Ss Third IN Brooklyn. Gal
eeO Fulton St, $50 Broadway.
'DaIfy Except Sundays fstols 81 i23h s. zstsgs
Yt1-7red mas dining cParior and slssp4ns cAz
tickets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
o7t .Ses sFe the total receipts }, cotton a,

fo-
grades No css2 sections for most part in spring
Sn as patents s. 1885 So winter sraishts S4sss4 iS
1 winter 50 loq$S extra No r-ntsP 50 s5s3 Io
choice fancy s. IS4 6 s5r 70 good 50 s5G$4
quoted FyS 49, s US as TO brand. BAG MEAL steady
s. e. FDy quiet western suiet 9 S9otss 8 lag
shipment: -four g Sandard Hidditng SIS So prompt
SIS red S5r SO EG 81 bulk SIS sacks iddne Sis
2s GRArS S1lN 5E + S3o Sc; -
market appeared weakest to-day having sod of 80
fsyr inc pIeylous night bulls stepped in and with
f res 6"n eo@plets recovery ana o advance for
T TSs not much IN he situation warrant Buying and
the previous night 5s sy a. unehsng@d prices from
% f prevalent until after midday when the bun sup
pulls 10 help Liverpool closing lassd net lover Paris
according 70 Broohsu ss4 600 fehe shipments were
100 600 less than the previous S oeiIS eooot
En,ae~ E,s-S. 1o s, s Inan expected At the time
Western receipts aggregated bush or about the
light movement with the statement tba ro9,nv osss
have been in shape The MinneapoIs soe
2Sanry e!systoE houses held about 600 bush Of
MieT was bearsh but had little effect as bSII
covering movement was not checked No e2 E ag sms
was reported The cash market closed s+ee 1ftT TS
red e115o elevator 92sc afoat: No i NortberD
a 8Glsth' c sSe and No Northern Maneobs. a4o
extent Of fluctuations did the market follow wheat
at the close IN Nev-Yor showed only partial In o s 5f
aS'VaIce The improvement con5f+Ions
me easy cables brought enough selling to sstfsfv
demand and prevent decided IN
market There was fair interior movement as com
pared Win last wear although the receipts have
acreased about 100 GOO bush Export amounted
90 nine loads No = otef clos
nominal IN elevator 0 b adoat. No yytfte
&c and No yellow. SIC / anoat .oATs-Consi6
eFsne selling pressure early
market but rallied enough in the afternoon to TIve y
ady Tlose At about unchanged prices previous
Ffi re cash market here vas steady closing as
9e y h 84d85c and clipped white to 40 n $40
49, fS4k-Na-ket steady No Western. nc I
NeH-S ork- RAPLEY-MaTket steady:
quoted az 4oe. and mating 45a61Ec both 9r-aio
NeT-Tork Wheat including -four. exports To- the
WeeA according 20 'FSradstreet's'
push sEaiost "a 462 LIST week ana 1866 hush lest
bush against 20sT2 84s bush last year Cor $500
Tor the week aggreEate 77G425 bush against 9e2 last
week and 49, S hush last year
aggregate 500 bush against es45,75T bush last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
STOCK on HAND.

Wilmington. Oct. 20-sPIRITS TURPENIINE--Noth-
ing doing; receipts 20 casks R0sIN firm s. 30 bid Re
ceipys. 80 bbIs TAR firm. 81 so; receipts. 10 bols
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm. Sc %. 81 1884 49, receipts
NeR-orIeans. Oct. 2o-Recepts-Rosin 81 bbls
pentine 80 bbls
Savannah 20-TJ-RPENTISE dull. 6I1zc; sal es.
21I bbs receipts. ia shipments. 35 I0SIN 6r sales
462 bbiE 4.64T: shipments. l15O quoted A
B Q s4 y. 81 Is; F. 81 IS; 81 20: c. 81 10 II. 81 So
l. 81 So: K IS TO- NJ IS 20; y. s. So c, s. 90; " W.
IS s..
London. Oct. 2o.-TCRPENTIHE- Spirits 6os. RoSIN
American strained. I3s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
sTATIqNs f2ss q VEST 5rEEETs
The leaving time from pssbr9sses , Ie below for
T~enty-shird street e.: staten 4.g,, rvsr
..ss.A.M. ctr1f FoR I sPEc MIei
'Io55 A. NJ ST LoTIs LiMTTED. For Cincinnati
'1o.55 A NJ. THE 2a PzNSsYLvANIA LIMITED. =
5s PM cH Il aSs5' to ci2efSSAT1 AND ST
L -'-''- Is hours to Chicago.
IS S 3 F. ST WEE hqTIS f kXP G5SCiNNA1i
:s25 N. cLEvELAND -AND. CINCINNATI EXP
WAsliINGToN ASD THE SOUTH: -
q Pas s. c !. Soma aite a NJ 90 zs
1875 :i255 ~ - onsressio1Si Limited 3 %
soUTiERN RAfLRA4.i2 Fl Es25. .425 ? 1910
Atlantic COAST L1NE-.a2s 3 m and a26 ?. m
sEABoARD AIR LN1E-l2S =. m ana 1910 a m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-'225 p m
CHESAPEAKE r OHIO RAILwAY-755 8. m week
F0K 9lB PotST COMFORT and NoREoLK-7s' a m
ATLANTIC 1cITY.Gs56 a. n and 2s0 ?. m weekdays.
O. s Pn1 ELI y ~. 30 a n
BRowSs MI Mills Ii Eeff5ass week
L2S sSu4 BR f5Ss sRgR8 g qs:sa s'y Corn
d225 saturdays 0aiy a6 i Eope FBanca5 i225
60 except Long Branch. and ass p m Nse-1-'-
1-Au'y' go F FGis + PH Il afs ifI & ="
Il $: .'l q .1s ssS .i5s :is AZ sSs
:5Ss s55 755 sa5 s5 to OBS for Nora PsasPSa
only2 2 II 10 night weekday sunAays' 20 S5'
s7S5, rs. 1926 e55, s41O55. ~1o.53 m; 1z-O'
.1255 "165. ss25 ass IS st4 S. tor N9rth Phiia
delphia ony). "4.55. '6.55 7.55 rs, 9Zo Woo A0E
North Philadelphia only p. m, 1910 night.
'Dining Car. tExtra-fare train -. -,..
Ticket Offices 461. 90 Broadway; is2 EIrn
Avenue Cnelow cd SD 253 Fifth Avenue (coTrsr 80
ST.: Aston House and stations nArnsd above; EooS
lyn. Street Fulton SEQ Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. T-s w W
FER Company will check baggage rom E0re~
and residences through 10 destination.
Telephone 5z2 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAo
" " LT-rEREr-Hv a WOOD
General Manager. Passr Ircfnc MANAGE
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
STEAMBOATS,.

HUDSON RIVERBYDAVllGHT
the Hudson River fastest finest river boats
world.
Leave brooklyn Futon-st- dby Annex 500 II
HfT 0 PIER WEST 42D 81 . 30
10 90
Kingston Point Catskl. Hudson Albany. Daily
cept SUNDAY. Easy Z r. connections Through tickets
and baggage Offices OF New York Transfer
Through rail n, Y. and Albany accepted
Most delightful oneday outings Point NewburEh
Poughkeepsie, returning down boat Restaurant
0' LAST TRIPS up Oct 21s. down Oct 2sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
RlLTIM0RE & lHIl RAILR0Al

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
10 minutes earlier except mid
night train leaves II so ?
u T5bs-ry d Except sun Buffet
Diner
.g9u Diner.
oODr m Daily. Buffet.
.sEsovoI Limited 400 m Daily. All Pullman
Ly Liberty street 60 pm Daily , pinss-
70 Eht- Daily SieeperA
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO The NesL-
Lave New York tIty- West I'd 81 1ioerty *
G6ir11n Piftsburg Sleeper. 50 pm 1915 Mt
Chicago, Columbus, Diner .-- II 80 An % mn
PIttshurZ. Cleveland. LUlited---- $50 pm 100 pm
GETTYSBURG Limited Buffet $50 pm I-v0 pm
Cincinnati st. Louis. Sleeper 90 pm us Mt
CINCINNATI. St Louis. Diner 90 an 4o-09 an
Cincinnati St Louis. Diner $50 pm SOC p-rn-
,os Greenwich St. % Union Square W. s9I Grand s..
y 2. 8ss fulton Brooklyn, sd St and liberty IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits tupentne ruled dull and somev hat 1wsE ewing
fair obbinE business sold quite we'll in jobbing
way on the basis So so for oil bbls. " quote; go.
SPIRITS TrRPENTINE-OU and machine Dds fOt2g
tic asked
TAR. IS so .... - =. 70
$SgSS 10 G. so 80 gag a. a. Y G. S 35aS5 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave y Y foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
IS 90 A M--For Binghau1ton and Elnira
1000 A. A.-For Buffalo. Chicago and St Louis
TOO A MFor Syracuse. Ozwego. Richhsid s1rAsss
- p. N--For Buffalo and Chicago
p. H--For Scranton and Plymouth.
IS ? A-For Buffalo and Chicago
?. &--For Buffalo. Syracuse, Utica
80 A. M--Fo- Chicago-Sleepcrs open sac =. n
Tickets at 419 1Is9 1924 Broadway. n =; 3es
Fulton St. Brooklyn sDaily. Except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

N PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
= Frank T. Fitzgerald q Surrogate e me County %
New York. notice Il hereby given 70 al p1is neetnt
claims ate OF tire county o.
New York deceased present the same with voucnsFs
piaes % tvansactns nuzA
u Park Row, IN tie Ky OF Ne" AoIhs On -
before the hrst DAY ~ Nay XXI
Dated York ere i"th Lla, oL t-to.e- iSJs
FTTRBFET s OGDEN. Attorney fr Lxe-ui1r- ) Be1Ver
1--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
Sarrogates Notices.

SNTTOg gates Y Of9ceS.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate e the county q
York Is hereby all persons having
claims against William = Gerhard Of TIRE County
York deceased present the With voucn-
t1eIr OF frans-
acting business Street, Borough o Man
haitian City OF New York before the @otn Cay
January next
Dated New York f4th CAV % July. fso&
JOHN II BOWERS.
FREDERIC J. ITpDLEBHOoA-
CONRAD II. BACfIEA
r AvAfAP SANDS Atsor7ev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

Gotten Exchange special TeTpo3l cables: spot 6a4
c-ier- bales. speculation ara c2pcll iS5S
american. 5000 receipts 4.0o0 bales: aTnerici. Soo
--taalIg upland. 542d Futures ope5-ec
:-verth A. -et advance II l031l points; OCTOBER al
ber 40 November December. . 45d; De
tsInber-Jzuuary. 49d; FebraaTy 3.9.d,
z-gAa-ch ? 55Td. April-hsy 3-[.-'
&ay-5ers : cod June-Tuy Sid, July-AugUst 5s2d-
@sncieste1'-yarss dull cloths moderate demand
80 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

Receipts o. breadsufs interior points in thousands
as tree Ciphe7s 600 omitted, -four bbIs grain IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
Arizona's Summers.

They were talking of Arizona, and in
some way or another the name of for
mer Gov. Franklin cropped up in the
conversation.
When Franklin was Governor OF Ari-
iona he came to San Francisco on a
iunketing expedition one year, and stay
ed at the Palace Hotel" remarked an
assistant manager Of that carayansary.
the Governor was very loyal to the
Territory and very touchy regarding its
reputation.
Most people have obtained an entire
" erroneous impression Of Arizona from
reading the New York funny papers and
the prattle of playful humorists in other
quarters, remarked the Governor, one
evening. Why, | met fellow the other
day who thought we had nothing in
Arizona but horned toads, cactus, shoot
ing irons ard three card monte gentle
men. Let me tell you that the Salt
River Valley is more fertile than the
Valley Of the Nile, and you can ride
along III train for hours viewing a
that is for all the world like
one big, broad English park. Our vim
ters are one long, amending summer
and you might add, Governor, i'm
teriected Judge Fitzgerald, Of Solomon
vile, who was with the Governors party,
merely in the interest Of truth, that our
summers are hi. San Francisco
Chronicle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
BIG STATION FALLS.
Charing Cross Train Shed Collapses,
Killing One and Injuring Thirty.

London, Dec. 6.The south end Of
the immense roof spanning the Charing
Cross main line station here suddenly
collapsed at o'clock yesterday after
noon and completely blocked the lines.
One man Is known to have been killed,
and II is feared that several other bodies
are in the ruins.
About thirty injured persons have al
ready been taken to the hospital. Sew
eral are in critical condition.
Some of the wreekage fell on an adj
joining eabstand. Several drivers were
injured, two horses were killed. and
some cabs were smashed
The continental express, filed with
passengers, was standing outside the
station waiting for the signal to enter
when the great roof fell.
The great girders snapped with ire
mendous report, and huge pieces Of the
iron roof and timbers fell on the trains
beneath, carrying down with them men
who were working on the roof. The
roof the Avenue Theatre, adjoining the
station, also collapsed.
Apparently there were no passengers
on the trains under the roof, some Of
the cars Of which were crushed into kin
ding wood
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
CARNEGIE HAS NO FEAR.
Says New England Influence" Is Not
on the Wane.

Boston, Dec 6.--As the guest Of the
Scots Charitable Society, at its ami
yersary banquet Monday night, Andrew
Carnegie responded to the toast A0ld
Scotland and New England"
"The fear is often expressed by pessi-
mistic New Englanders,' Mr. Carnegie
said. shat the influence Of New Eng
land in our country, dominant as it has
been in the past, i now upon the waae
aud soon to be lost, owing to decrease
OF home population and excessive immi-
grafton, now, fortunately. as / think,
reaching our shores. / venture to assure
these pessimists the fear is gromdless.
There were two strains from the first
ingrained in both Yankee and Scot.
They always kept the Sabbath day and
everything else they ever laid hands on.
There Is no fear OF the New England
strain losing It's dominant position in
America or OF the Scotch strain losing
its predominance in Britain"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06

due to the work Of the forest service.
With its offer OF practical assistance to
forest owners made in the fall of 1898,
its field of action shifted from the deak
to the woods. The limberman was met
ON his own ground. Uncertain specula-
tions were converted into business prop
ositions, and mtried theories into prac-
tical rules. Actual management for
purely commercial ends has been taken
up and applied on their own holdings by
some OF the best known lumbermen in
the country. What lumbermen as a
body now think of forestry is illustrated
by the recent reflective movement in
their national association to endow a
chair Of numbering at one Of the forest
schools.
public opinion generally has expert
enced an equal change, and sound
national sentiment has been created.
The great and varied interests depend
emit upon the forest have been awakened
to the urgent need of making provision
for the future States have been led to
enact wise laws and enter upon we'll
considered forest policy.
Forestry is matter Of immediate
interest to every household in the land.
Forest destruction is no imaginary dan
ger of distant future If it is not
speedily checked its effects Will sooner
or later be felt in every industry and
every home. To make these facts known
Is national duty. The work of educa-
tion must continue until public opinion
viii not tolerate needless waste or in
judieious laws