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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21
FARM NOTES OF INTEREST.
Rose bugs-kerosene Them
Potato buRs-Parls Green them

lose pugs-KerOsene them.
Potato bugs-Parls Green them
Humbugs-touch them not.
BOOSTERS do lot of Growing, but
the hens egg them on.
Good farming and good men are in.
separable. The one can not be had
without the other.
One hour day we'll spent in a veil
regulated garden will furnish the
family In truck the year round.
The desert lands of the West are
waiting to be the gardens of the COM
ing agriculturists of America. Irriga.
ton is doing it.
Hens will use great deal of milk
every day If they can get it, and it is
a most perfect food for them, too. It
contains just the stuff for producing
eggs and lots of them.
Now this is mistake; We cannot
keep ourselves fresh without sufficient
rest and Sleep 1t is alright to get up
early the y-lte-a-bed farmer never
accomplishes much.
When the little chap on your farm
does really good thing, tell him 80.
There Is dav coming when there
will be no little chap at your
house. The more's the pity, tool
To destroy feas, scatter bits of
feeceWool where they have been
found. After few hours, gather the
wool and drop it into boiling water.
The deas will have hidden in it.
California botanical wizard has
originated potato that grows It's crop
above ground. That may be an i'm
provement; but device to grow the
potato bug ten feet underground
would be more appreciated.
Have you been too busy to see the
beauties that are all around you on
the farm today' Don't go to bed till
you have stepped out and taken one
good long look at the world. It will
help your to sleep better.
Farm economy demands that every
thing around be made to contribute, and
if**there are no "give backs" from a
.sood "given out" It's loss. A lot
of cockerels kept after Growing begins
are consumers, and profitless.
You can make your horse under.
stand that you are master without
yelling or whipping him. Tussels
with horses never pay. They leave a
bad impression in the mind of the
horse and you think less of yourself
afterwards, too.
A boys conception Of how to make
the hens ell the egg basket can hardly
be improved upon. Said he: Il make
my hens scratch 90 hard for grub that
they are GLAD to get on the nest and
lay an egg 40 that they may rest
awhile.
It is q wonderfully good thing te
do our farm work with some othe,
thought than self in mind. We do not
milk our cows. plow our fields ant
dig in the garden all for self-ol
ought not to. So we plant trees
clear up our fields and build up ou1
farms for the men of tomorrow. Ant
this is just as it should be.-Manka
to Free Press.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21
GONE FOREVER.

:: Ten years ago farmer put his ini-
tials on q silver dollar and went TO
town to spend 1t. Before the year was
out he got it back for poultry and
spent it again. Four times In six
years that dollar came home to him
for products and three other times he
heard Of IN the pockets of his neigh
bors. The last time he got It in ex'
change, be sent it to Chicago mail
order house that has amsssed 81, 600, .
600 selling third rate goods at third
rate prices. He has not seen that dol
lar since, and never will. That dollar
will never pay any more school tax
or road tax for him; never build uE
the town or community. never bleet
OF brighten the home of his neigh
Dor. He sent 1t entirely out Of thu
circle of usefulness to hlm.-Ex
! change.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21

lc any students have found it diff
u cult to keep up in their studies
on account of eye strain, they should
have their eyes attended to at least
one month previous to the opening
of the next term. Dr.. Bruins, the
optometrist, will examine eyes FREE
at Hotel Buchanan, July FL and %
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21
ELECTRIC ROAD AGAIN
Little Falls w. p. Co. Still
Considering the Build
ing Of a Line

The following letter was received
during the editors absence from
home, and while we have not the time
at present to take the matter up as re-
guested, We publish the letter, says
the Mile Laos Pioneer, thinking it
may he of general interest as tending
to show that the Little Falls people
have not yet given up their project Of
an electric line to Mile Lacs:-
Little Falls, MINI.
June 29th. 1905.
Editor Mile Laos Pioneer,
Dear Sir We arc interested in your
article. which was copied by the
Little Falle Herald, in which you take
ap the matter of Electric Railway
transportation to Mile Laos Lake.
There was a party here who had In
hand the matter of building line
from here to Mile Laos Lake. and he
did a large amount Of preliminary
work on it. but unfortunately, when
he had just get good start he was
stricken with paralysis and has not
been able to go ahead with his nego-
tiattons.
We have been endeavoring to inter-
sst some Eastern people In this pro-
jet, and If the organization you men,
don has been able to gather the infor.
nation you speak of In your article,
IT will be of some assistance to us in
our negotiations.
If you have not get gathered this
information. regarding the resources
and possibilities. would it be possible
to get 1t within reasonable length
Of timer
We would also like to know about
how much coold be expected from
Mile Laos county, or your part of the
county, in the way of bonus.
Eastern people as rule, cannot un'
derstand why, If there is such rich
country close to steam road, 1t has not
already been tapped by one of these
roads. OF course we understand thai
one of the two roads gets the business
anyway, and If there was an electric
road run into the territory that thu
steam roads would still get the bust
ness.
All the information you can fur
nisb as that you think would be o
interest In the putting forward OF tn
buildingPof an electric road from her
to the lake will be very welcome.
Yours truly,
+. G. Gordon,
Sec. Little Falls Water Power Co
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21

The Pine River Sentinel has been
sold by q. NJ. Gam to Geo Silk Of
Fort Francis, Ont
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21

Miss Anna Hennenlotter was at
Rochester this week to consult spe-
cialist Her brother accompanied her.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21

The Misses Lillian and katharine
Kalliher of Princeton are the guests
of their brother, DR.. E. w. Kalliher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21
huff

July 18.-J. W. Gish, q. Oby, Mrs.
I'm. Strahl and two Of her children
wore on the sick list last week, but
are all out again.
::Wm. Strahl went to Little Falls.Fri
day on business.
.-Our school meeting was held Satur.
day. A. Outhoot was elected director
and W. S. Gish clerk. An month
torn was voted and necessary appro-
priations. Second grade certificates re-.
quired.
Lots of hay being made now.
Mr.. Chandler is buying cattle now.
All the fearful are selling their
stock for fear Of hay shortage. We
link it mistake.
Crops are looking fine in this vicin.
fly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21

Chas. Moeglein, manager Of hotel
1t Madison, s. D., is visiting hia par
b1ts.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21

Walter Folsom is laid up with a
badly bruised foot received while
moving piano.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21

Rev. NJ. O. Stockland was in Brain
erd the first of the week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-21
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This is an important daily question. Let
% answer it to-day. Try
Je//-O,

Ame1ica's most popular dessert. Received
Highest Award, Gold Medal, Worlds Fair,
81 Louis, 1904. Everything in the package {;
add boiling water and set to cool. Flavors {:
Lemon, Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry,
Chocolate and Cherry. Order package Of
each favor from your grocer to-day. 10c.
When you make Ice Cream use Jell-O ICE
CREAM Powder. All ingredients in the
package. AT all grocers. 2 pkgs. for Csc.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago Jan. 21.-The bull deal in wheat not
pressed to-day. time being inopportune with
receipts heavier than last years estimate and
Northwest and Southwest both complaining of
larger offerings and poorer demands for -four. Some
of the heavier local operators who still continue in
the market and who bought wheat the early
break yesterday. saw nice profit in such pur-
chases at to-days opening prices and seized the
opportunity. The market declined Ia below the
highest point touched the commencement
Of the session and the close showed a net loss in
Nav wheat of sc. Corn and oats were depressed
by the heayiness OF wheat the loss in the one be-
ing isc and in the other l4c. Provisions slow,
but firm and closed slight advance.
MAY wheat sold from 81 1885 down 81 1875. clos
ing at 81 14s July closed at the low price of the
day. s75sc. The highest was 9S12c
Trade in the pit Of only moderate diulen-
sions and without special features. Receipts were
S1s and shipments IA OO0. Estimate of Mon
days local receipts 272 cars. May closed at
44s4g445sc after selling high 45c and low
445sQ44sac. The highest for July was 45asc, the
lowest 45c and the close 45G451sc.
A moderate trade was done in oats The steadi-
Of early sustained the market at that
time. but later with the heavy offerings and the
decline in wheat at the close, weak feeling de-
veloped and g decline the result Receipts
larger III inspected and 107 cars esti-
mated for Monday. Shipments were 5000 The
range of May from 31lsc 30s4c, closing at
SOS4dS0fsc- July closed at the bottom, 35sc; the
Provisions ruled firm and a good volume of busi-
ness was transacted in this pit to-day. Local longs
tied with selling. May pork sold from SIC 20 to
lZ So and eased off 10 $2 ia May lard sold from
Sc 721q to Sc rs. Hog receipts were 1900 and
prices at the yards were shade higher.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
BIG INCREASE IN LOANS.
Bank Statement Surprises Val
Sheet-.More Deposits. Too.

The hank statement yesterday thoroughly sur
prised Wall Street in its showing OF SS4H47W IN
crease in loans and 4e55 100 increase I'm deposts
The loan expansion of S3s.s.410l. which is far IN
excess OF any previous weeks increase In the loan
steq. IN the history Of the Clearing House Asso-
ciSt.on was due 20 the operations OF the thFee OF
fclIr iarseht banks in the Clearing House No'Hlig
has appeared the surface to indicate hto "l''
channel this enormous extension o: credits may
he TUNED. There have ben several bono SAFES IN
the co-rse OF the NeeA bvt not Euffi riSnt IN the
azgreeafe 20 account for The proportions o. the
ioan e,nansien Il is k.orn too. that the cheap
ness OF money here has prompted bankers u en-
uls~ funds for the purchase OF large amounts 81
honds held by European investors. which are to iSll
dYe in a sbor: tima Bur there VIII be room stnl
Tor the supposton that soaDe great project OF cor
,,otafton finance Is process OF being wofked out
t~omDsred with the last weeks great ioan ~
crease that Tor the week ending January -. Itso &
YEAR comes nearest 20 equal amount. Wnea the
hank loans increased S3l.6sa.2Ja The oa.y ot1er
naral,el occurred II the spring OF lSN, when TOT
several weeks the Celring HouS" BANKS mace & IN
crezsss aVeragirr about SSo.oee0o IN thelr osils-
The Louisville all Nashville purchase anu . tlIe
placing of large issues OF short time ralroad ho'e
caused last Januarys great loan expansion.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
PETITIONS IN BANKRuPTcY.
The following petitions bankruptcy wer. among Tho
flied yesterday:

The following petitions bankruptcy were among ,b
fled yesterday:
stephen J. Mash appointed receiver OF rho h,st-
II hobert Campbell, OF the Campbell Heating CI,,s es7
30 100 beelian-st. IN place of Joseph Il t-boate
Nno yesis1oay declined the The bo-G ~ g.;
receiver fixed $1,000 ~ ~ ''ie
Arthur Psttsrson appointed receiver Of the ussne
q the HotcAsn Dgett Company stock brokers s0strsS
NBic concern an Involuntary petition Ia bsEkutcV tr
rled Dscenber L. 1904 The petitioners aeKe ftat ia-
euos " AotehkCn could be ulti1 tbs co,-+.
-. assets consist Of The hn's furnl-
tNre ea piaon boards lie bond tbs recei.er vas
fixed S5sy. -''' "aA
Frank g. Alexander. opt.clau. No 24s wes. lls,b, d.
liabilities ta1Vi asst. $l1l. The lr-cpal creitors
Gre Sresr & Co eh-ave. ard 18th S22a secured f
rattel Tortgasei AeHarz bin Posting Com, any 81 OF
as1 l-a1e sraoa No PIG sst eds. 81 30 Petitioner
hsz several creditors RnG h7d HE lndOrFel raer me-
spo-ni Of Their claims he stses, unnor-n lie also
SIO0 49, ioi
inroiunts-g p-tition MED against MaI ToaV,s
orsEooas 10 Sos3 % ave; by J. H. selnil Co. witi
csiT % st3 Preferential 81 are com
T;sizs5 Franz 4 BuFlirs.De appointed receiver
q bond q 500
lSd. Ksshare yoiunts- psti'ioner s2s Pleasant
Toe f-fAi liabilities. S93fT assets s251t rhe
Principal ere ii'ors The Passlc 75iing Nil- 81 s'
T'pT Rel 8, 20 14sS 5tt-a~e s7Ef. m ref,-
haE nulnba- % creditors holding n5ofsF
af-f - aro-1fs of wsiciI Gains he Fays an
know TIE ssFets 81 csiri Of aGsLlz-
alzs Ey ~ 10 - Nassau St, fsf hges cf c1-r1e~
eyrs c70-t-EE vst-el at Sl0l
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
STOCK on HAND.
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH

mon stock Yards Pitsbrrg. Jan. 2I.-CATTLE-Re-
ts4lla 4gtts naTke1 "a rrty,.
s-oaSo 20 HOGS Receipts ght market higher: prime
n-esf9 and mediums 9OaS4 a2s. besvs. voIi,ars
- h50S4 9o light Workers GOaS4 10 pigs 81 569sG ~
I,oAhS' s+gs4 ." sl1EeP-Supply light market stoadv
tos ] , ErtheFs 20 I2qs9: common sheep So 5OGSs IS
Kansas Ctty. Jan 2l.-CATTLE-R Receipts 75o r..s
1li< ~ olteIns market steadv. ohoce exr-srT -
5rsssca Decf steers, 81 1895 fair ~ good 81 sSIs
T-sts fed steers, So 5Jl9s5 % s-nrefs ana tsss 20
= 80 tti3s steers. 81 .st9SA ..dslfbsy,
@sg 70 native COWS 81 mass Is nstive hstfers s9sS
- %: bnts, 8 vOpSi; calves s3d&G receInfs To-
esa, s5ivo head HOGS pts 4506 head % ,,sr nc
r.. seaay c'ssd siIonk top 81 So hulk sales 81 5b6
81 =; aeayL. - foqS4 80; packers e0aS4 ~ rss
lssts S4lss lo recepfs tie week t5 20 ha.S sS
sSEEp J-ecsIpts -Go head; market uornnsif 49,,
asi lsa1is s9as -, native Eet!ers s5 25aS5 IS na
Use Eet eaes. - GgqSa %, Western n
lfLsra ysarlinss - 50QSe 90 Nestern sheer q 7SG
s. ~ s2eieTs and feedeTs $3GS5 receipts Tor the Reel
Cincinnati Jan. 2l-HnGs slow. generally Dc lou.,
butchers. - I60%4 30 common. 81 7a1S4 SIS CATTTF ~
slow, easy far TO sood shiPpeI $4gsG s5 counon $40
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
RAILROAD MEMS SUGGESTIONS.
A Rate Court and Larger Interstate Com
merce Commission.

Washington Ian. q H l. Bond jr. vice-presi-
dent and general counsel of the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad. WAS heard to-day by the House Commit
tee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce He did
not think the Cooper-Quarles bill under con-
sideration would accomplish the purpose at which
II aimed. but made the following suggestions:
Establish a special court Of equity, composed of
circuit judges 80 assigned tnat they sham n9L pe
in work the circuit and in circuit courts OF
Provide a larger Interstate Commerce Commits
Provide that when The commission in a regular
proceeding petition. finds any rate unlawful. II
shall also find what change is At that time neces-
sary 70 make the rate lawful 80,
with hle petition In the court. accompanied by its
A. adjudication Of the matters embraced in the
fnoings as against the defendants
FroVlce that uefeupoh lne courts issue pI ooeso I
with copy OF the petition attached summoning each
of The matters not less tnan thlrly Gays after ser
vice Of process, and 10 file answer ten days before
Ia default Of answer and appearance. let the
court decree the matters found by the commits
record fled bT commission tIInIess tbe Court pro-
vide Tor additional evidenced and the court decree
what i'm the law and facts is lawful and equitable
as present rate
Provide that the courts decree be conclusiyely
binding on the defendants FOR year thereafter
fle schedules in conformity herewith compliance
20 he summary enforced.
oIr Bond was followed by David Wilcox presi-
dent Of The Delaware and Hudson Railroad Com
pany, who explained that his road was engaged in
70 Chairman Hepburn he said that mining con
sttuted about 40 per Of the company's business
He said he thought this matter was forced on The
committee by an agitation what he deemed TO be
s misrepresentation. His advice would he for the
committee 10 proceed slowly saying thai the own
ers OF railroad property uniformly against
Mr Wilcox submitted 10 the committee a brief
. whiSh. se said, had been prepared by Mr.. Spencer
q the southern Railway Company. who gave his
views 10 the committee few days ago, ard himself
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
LBE TELEGRAPH 10 rHE rRIsuys

lsf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Fan River, Mass. Jan 21-LocaI broke,s r,.
tnar the sales in the print cloth market for m.
week are estimated at 10000 pieces No sales og
regulars are reported as being made The last sale
OF these goods was made three weeks ago al 27.c
Gol h1nce then the asking price has declined IN
80 mere ~ a better inquiry for all classes ~
pQu Rooos, nut buyers finding difficult Ia do
Dtsili'Ss li some cases on account manufacturers
70, oeSllHg 70 shade prices. From present indica-
IONS me ouli look Is favorable and there i p srro
teeng. now that the strike is al Al end tba, I,Ts
ne nc mus become more settled a general improve
hefi Will FOLLOW The tone is quiet and steady a,
ne following prices: p inch 81 by s. 2s.c. q
lnch - by 90 21sc; q inch 5S by IS 2sc5 9sI incb
- squares, &c; 30 inch 6S by % 4ssc
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
HIGH RECORD FOR INTERBoRoUGH.
It Goes to 1ss On the Curb Market-Sales
in Excess of 10000 Shares.

Interborough Rapid Transit stock ran up Il points
in the curb market yesterday. 10 lS new hish
record and closed at practically the top with 1893
bid and 1879 asked. The sales were I'm excess OF
200 shares in the two hours of trading. Northern
Securities also reached a high level. 1854. but
subsequently, lost it's entire early gain. closing at
147s bid 1879 asked, against 14il9 bid and 141ss
asked on Friday As far as could be learned. the
strength of the TWO stocks was not due to any
favorable DEVELOPMENTS affecting either. II is COM
sues is large The most extensive buying of both
Interborough and Northern Securities was said to
have been on orders from operators who have been
nctye in putting UP prices on the Stock EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
JupGM ENTs.

The following judgments among those FLED YES
teroays the fret name being OF the debtor:
Aiberez, secundo. PerIecto Lopez and Emilio
yseafsi1 taTT2sH EgSsrd Morris sj Is., $1,000
,.-9i,5 snoS"n ,s,.;, Z, SIso
81, gss9a SomPang.9rieassl R.I Rank 1857
sSIst6 Go5nansny1P W cqllinan. 1919
Ss-1osr ,,toS iSS4IVshy DoiI IanS-B Conroy.- G54
Tsass - oie onIahyN l. Force l.lOO
1e4- I uIiacief ---.-..-
-T-rss' ,.Srlro - ln and another.-...... l.Sl4
sass. Sie-I,J1s -, t,AcAerIhaf. costs-..... lO77
- l,37O
he~i-'- AV'-0sia isoiusso- 1909
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
PLANS FOR s1o,ooo,ooo BOND ISSUE.

san Francisco. Jan. H.-President F. II Harri-
man man OF the southern Pacific has, it is said com
P4e'eo arrangements 20 issue through New-Yorlz
nsnkers, 100000 OF bonds on the Iucip cut-off
o. lhe central Pacific. The bonds will be secured
~ IIst mo MOI tgage on the new cutoff and the
5scofllles VIII be known : the 'sThr0lsI Sbort
Line First Mortgage I Per Cent Bonds THe,,
sJt 20 mature on October l. 1864. unless preyonsIy,
osSIneo as an entire issue the companys optfo
e. ioLt3 ana interest on October 1853 or on any
eehu-ahnual interest day thereafter '
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
HONOLULU SUGAR LOWERS PRICE

ran Francisco. Jan. 2l.-The arrival here Of The
lFst cargo or 1900 bags Of sugar from the Honolulu
sugar company has caused drop Of 10 cents in Tho
market price of beet sugar The co,sigp,,a,, -
ostrioued TO three firms which refused Ia IA e nart
~ o Jih Inc reorganization of the local traffic a nd
commercial association which said 10 have hitb
eric controlled the sugar situation here and ars
now acting on an independent basis
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
NAVAL STORES.

The quotation for spirits locally lowered
about nc owing 10 equal decline Savannah Ma
chine made barrels We're quoted here 55c.
az that Rosn steady but quiet So S7l asked
for good strained Tar was Quiet bur stesdJ
and unchanged We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbIs 54I.G
65c ' ~ u
TAR s.
ROSIN-Conlmon 10 good strained 81 sT1. E. So O5a
50 10: j. 50 1898 20 G. So 2Ods3 %; n 81 35Ts3 40
l. SO 0OaS3 20. K "a 35dS4 90 M 81 s0as4 S5o n * 10
W 6. IS 30TS5 81. " ". 50 80
STOCK on HAND
itosln 26 Isl bbls
Iiii's lufFehtle. 25l hbs
--- - o. ].
Wilmington Jan 2l.-SPIRITS TURPENTINF;-Notbe
Ing doing. receipts. 80 casks ROSIN-NothinG doing
receipt go bhls TAR firm 81 so; receipts 327 bbs
CRUDE TURPENTTNE firm So 30 aud SO 20; receIpts
l37 bOs ~ 80 +'NS'p'S
saysnnal;; Jan 2l.-TCRPENTINE steady at 611sc;
,sepJs IS- btlf; shipments. 9os- ROsIE firm receipts
1ti04 bDls; sales 3.Oss; shipments. sos a n and -
- 30 D. 81 opQS1 62ls; r. g. 20: = So 7oaS2 75. q
y s5nS2 30 II. So iODS3 10 J. 81 90; X s. o. M 50 40
y. S4 Is; " G 81; " " 50 Is - ~ VA 80 ~
ing 6olaF. " - am i'O''i'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
SPLENDID TRAIN SFFYICE-
THROUGH TRAINS To THE WEST.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN z ElaTFallll

LSAarL Gis44 -SL-e-a4
4Sn Ave-. as follows for
BOSTON via New London ilsacs-fia
II 1000 * IO:O2 A NJ Il u ~. a l-US .zi sl4
IT 500 - l5:OI "i12.OO P. A.
BOSTON, via WtIimantic-TsS.UU A. II. t200 2. X
BOSTON, via sprinsheld-f9.00 A ". T l-.to IA
'l1:O P. N.
LAKEVILLE and NOHFOLh-IS-5O A. n. IS5l y
CT BARRINGrONt SIOCkBEIDGE- LENJAs E4--S
FIELD-t45O. $3.50 A. NJ. 1881 P 81 .,
WATERBURY and NINSTzD--74-Ju SOU, Is@ IS
T10;03 StI0C- ito Waterbury, A a.. TlIa AN
ky5:Ol 1900. $500 0O Waterbury, P. NJ
Ticket ofices At cGrand Central station and e-l
ST.. CHS. C26l 1.lsJ. cl,554 hIoalT ay Is Es
Place. c25 Union square, clS2 Eltth ave: osS Col.,
Ave 649 Madison Ave. c273 West .25th St. lN ~
125th St In Brooklyn. CA Court ST., 500 Euioa =
$50 Broadway +. D.
sDaily. Except sundays iSundays only tSto7s q
I25th ST. xStops at 125th St. sundays only tParo, ~
Limited. Has dining Car cParlo- ana SlespMs -
ucksts also -
c. T HEMPSTEAD, Gen Pass AZ
o. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. Supt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
THE rREAsuRvs DAILY TRANSACTIONS

Washington. Jan 2-NatonaI bank notes -
oeFed to-day for redemption 81 Ss7 $50: government
receipts from internal revenue S532724: customs
Sc7''i-' miscellaneous. SSSSO expenditures 81 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The foo0ins wsr- TIE sstSrss fedgrnents n,e.
,,.. .erasy ere b.,us tie asor me
on1 thar ot creditor sad wl=z judgment vas
fled.
sov,.r Mail y FlsEhner October 10 1904 49, s3Os5
t,Tserolgh John. reoeivsr-F Bryant; March II.
s~n ..-.-,-....--,.. <sTl
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
BUSINESS TRoUsLEs.

me sheriff yesterday received an attachment for
eo' - against property Of Richard Fitzgerald manu-
lecturer q duck and tarpsuiin No - so1tbs, IN
.sf9I OF DE SrauW, Aynar Co. nnercbsndise soiS
70 tll@serala between February August y la0a
eePny shtE served copy of the attachment on tbrd
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22

ANY OF YOUR ROOMS EMPTY.
Call at The Tribune Uptown Oniee 1 ss4 aroadua.
near Ssth-st. and register them in the Board and
Room Directory. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, Jan A.-T'he condition of the Treas
ury divisions Of issue and redemption, at the be-
ginning OF business to-day was as follows:
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan 2l.-FLoCR quiet, wHEAr-No de-
4s9.c OATS easier: No 2 white. 85sc: No mixed
5itsc. BARLEl-No demand Rye-No l. SIC.
Chicago. 21.-The leading futures ranged as fol
lows:
Wheat No. 2 Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
May 81 ijis aSl 1873 81 13S 1875 81 14qSl I4is
July 9ssq9S's ssls 977s 97Ts