davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
FHollday

cCTToN-Traoiug 81 cotton quiet ana
nlctua1onE within % about points, the
ma result being loss q about 70 points for ths
& o. Eaes of about 5000 bales according estimates
A feature O. the that may have rad Eenti-
nena eject the OF the failure Of small
nk n LOUISIANA. brt Il generally believed that
s hao any connection with the cotton market or the
hocng movement n South, and Offset, well
enh nEures for the days ard the weeks
nsaL Ine market opened STEADY al decline OF 70
paAA ~ lne with slightly lower Liverpool cables ana
ne reports of unsettled conditions II the South referred
gs AZ the advance, The market after the opening
oNe1 irre clspostrioa 20 increase the decline Some
ng bears appeared be selling but II their offer
slth We're light. and around midday the market
- covering stimulated by the light receipts Later
LIES essec q again 70 ire lowest level OF the session
- Eliie ne close steady quotations within
-. o tND o. the bottom Private EcviCes from the
49, oung the cay 70 the spot situation more
- l'l-cLiR but hac bearsn average as o1e-ings
uon ne Interior SAID Increasing This,
- VS. taken rejecting easing up the part Of
- ieW holders, end the situation n the main
s1fee unchanged, INDICATED by the Official
markets received The trading
e. ela.enoent Kings weekly movement figures: Port
i--s5l balez against 1851 last year; overland
y s anc Canada IS $40 bales against 5203s year.
5-lein flA takings estimated 5000 bales against
o1v ias year; loss of stock interior towns. So $50
wee ls 90 bales against - 372 last year Total crop
movement; Port receipts 8382 S49 bales against S27 $50
- yea overland 10 mills and Canada 5gO415 bales
sslst ess ~ ast year; Southern min tadngs (esti-
INTERIOR towns IN excess q September ]. SIS 21e bales
el s4ebs last year, brought into sight far for
sss9n s5bs5s5 bales, 7S43.546 year The
ooP aoEsnsnt Is LOT 1s2 days this season. against
Tie ranee o prices market to-day
Wa Gs follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan 20-Ths offerings the wool auction
sales tay amounted Is PA bales. large selection
Of nsrinos quickly sold harsDug prices especially
Americans, who are numerous than
years South Australian realized better prtces Con-
buyers purchased Queensland and West
greasy az full rates New-ksaland erossbred
haorsds were wanted ny al sections out Americans
detail: New south Wales 500 bales secured IOdaIs ad
greasy 5AdS1s Qusonslaud 900 bales secured Is 2d9
Is e{3d greasy. sdels victoria 200 bales secured,
Iefos sd: greasy. ecf1s I'd South Australia, 1900
bales; secured Is Isdals sd sreasy 6&asts ID West
1aad coo bales; gTsasy 6ddis Sd cane o. Good Rooe
ana Natal 300 bsesi secured 9dg1s "a; greasy 6isd9
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

stocks IN the United Cuba together of 7
ns against lslSdl last week and 1T2sS3 last
oecrease OF 1886 last year Stock in Europa
EoVloo0 tons against 354S 900 last year Hamburg re-
PITS no shipments OF raw refined to
LIS week Total stock OF Europe and America 2740337
tons eganst SI2oss3 last the
no 80 4eV at the even date OF January The
sss OF stock es0626 TONS against
noetooo last week and o 1
1DV4 Total stocks and together show visible
supply OF s5.sS3 against 8se5 sSs last year
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL corroN Market.

Liverpool. Jan. 20. p. m--COrroN-Spot gooe busi-
points higher American middling fair
"a good mIading ssd niaaling ssld' low miaallng
36sd good ordinary. S6Sc ordinary, 3SSd The sales Of
the day were Il 600 bales o. which 1850 were t9 secu
1900 bales including "a 400 American Futures opened
and closed steady, American middiing. c, January
S60d January ana February 6gd February and March,
370a March and Apr. I'D Apri and May. ara; May
and June. SOD June and July S3d; July and August
8s5d; August and September 8sTd; September Octo
ber as9d October and November B5od: NovsnaosF and
December. s.9Id-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate the County Of
York Notice hereby given persons having
claims John H Spelnan. late Of the County OF
New York. present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber at its place Of tTansactnE b9s
less, Wall Borough Manhattan. The
City New before ths 18th day
Dated York. the 2nd day Of December. iSO--
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executor.
EDWARD w SHELDON. Attorney for Executor, No. 45
Wall Street. Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
prices IN the local market to-day

r-;oes - market FOR spot cotton closed oull with
a. elllSaTgs1 on the basis 20 for mdclug up
SJc Tor nc1lnE Gulf. Sales 70 sptnneTs 100
NO.. steret On contract Joe bales. Southern spot
love- Nsfe teieRraDhed follows: Mobile cull nc
chsnp.S e@e sales. 500 bales. Savannah steady IN
ohe-ees tci sales CI5 bales. Charleston firm, un-
csTsneee - esc; sales. $50 bales Norfolk steady IN
urrisTsR R l'ac sales 40l bales Baltimore nominal
EEies N a a 4<c Augusta GrEn, unchanged 81 4cf
lV bass - louis quiet unchanged a Le sales
Osy FIe. estou steady Lice lower. Lice; sales
e00 elininEton steady 10 lower. &c; sales
2eg F' -Ne-lesns steady tc lower. at Gssc; sales.
fr-rro--s- Estimated receipts leading points for
55- lee+ - A. Houston, 1000 10 1900 bales against
4 20 l,lA anc b053 last year; Galveston, 800
yea - against 1892 week and II.747 last
S2ea go ~ eE-0reaus, 9500 Il 500 bales. against
- week EDd $50
oo---s ~ cotton az the ports to-day for the week.
week last year. 1893 - q "SsN +4e'-S-1 N-4- - ~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

IN Matter OF the Estate OF MARITIME L Brande-
gee intention apply for letters OF sd-
rnlstratfun upon above entitled estate having been
shown 10 this Court By the petition OF John Brandeges
and others for him OF such letters
Therefore pursuant order OF this Court duly made
FLED and entered on December - 1884, the al
KIN Of said deceased having been duly made
IS hereby given. provided by Section
Ss4 az the Code OF civil Procedure TO creditors hav-
ing claims the estate OF Martina L Brandeges
Faces ssd late OF Utica N =, present them Hon
Fred Calder Surrogate Of Oneida County At his othes
Utca. n Y, on o before January 2S. 1905.
Dated December g. 1904.
JOHN r BRANDEGEE
Atty for Petitioners. 30 Gsnesee St. Utica y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
~ PURSUANCE OFF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate the County OF
New York is hsreb- given all persons having
Hudson Hoaglaud. late the %
New York deceased present me with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscribers their OF transact
business at ONCE OF Douzherty Ocott Tenney No
= William Street Borough of Manhattan The CITY
New York on before the twsnty-hrst day OF March
Dated New YORK. the OF September 1904
GEORGE LEASK.
THOMAS n. HOAGIAAND. Executors.
FREDERICK H BEACH.
pOUGHERTY. OLCOTT & TENNEY. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutors % william Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York January 90 1005.
BEEVEs-Receipts $50 cars. Or Slds heaa IN
cnnnR 82 cnrs for export alive, 126 for slagheres'
ana * for the market making, with previous aTrlas
az cars on sale Jersey city, with the exception
one a few were due to arrive later , Lns
IoSiaO~ lnger with good steers possibly
sc on from Wednesdays opening prices Compared
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
LIlMORE and Ohio RAILROAD
SPrFNDID TRATE GrPl
New YuHg, new HAVEN & HARTFORD lR

.epGt. OSnSal &a3
tsn ave. follows Tor
vi 1000 NJ. I'll n: Co pxiII:O3 sxI 500
II $500 e 5.Ol sfI2:OO p. 81.
BOSTON. via &iIlnanrle--tfSoo A. n. t2oo ?. NJ
BOSTON, via sprngned-t0O0 A. n. fIll2;O0 81 tAou
sI1:OO P. NJ
FITCHBURG, via Putnam = Worcsster-t3sOO P. ID.
LAAbVILI4E and NORFOI,k-tS-J0 A. NJ. t3;3l P. n.
CT. BARHINGTON. SLOCtSBkIpGE. LENo&- PKrTs-
WATERBURY and WINSTED-t4:5O. $500, tf8soo.
f1O:O2 St1O:Oz Ito Waterbury, A. N. tl.O3 fSs3O.
Af5;OL t6.UO 5000 (tO Waterbury, ?. ~
Ticket ofAces eGrsnd Central Station and c125th
St, also e11S c28l. tls5 el3S4 Eroadway g PARK
Square. ciS2 Fifth Ave- Gas Columbus
Ave G49 MADISON Ave. c273 West t25th St. l53
I25th St. In Brooklyn. ca Court St. 500 Fulton ST.
ego Broadway. z. d.
sDaiIy. Except Sundays. SSundays only fStops az
I25th St xSCps ST., Sundays only. tParlOr
Limited Has dining Car, OParoF and Sleeping Car
Uickera also
c. T HE8IPsTEAD. Cen PasA AzE
o. n. SHEPARD. Gen supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
n,oasa Jan 2o-rhs leading future, ranged a. fol-

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR dull. WHEAT
No Spring 81 12g$1 4; 10 8 81 o2QS1 13; No red.
81 151s G$1 Is. CORN-svo 2, 42%c; No yellow 4Sc,
OATS-No 2 sOAo; No white, 81 &c; No white 504
Ssc; fair choice mailing. 4SQ49c. FLANSEED-No l.
81 l5 No l Northwestern, 81 22la- TIMOTHY SEED
Prime 50 75. CLOVER-Contract grade S12 30. PORK
Mess. per Dbl So 5oq$l2 90 LARD. per 100 n SO 65
clear sides boxed SO 50G$6 621s. WHISKEY, basis OF
high wines, 81 23 on the Produce Exchange today
BGTTER creaInertes 1923 !sc dairtes. lsQ24c
EGGS easy; mark Included 11123c; nrsts. &c.
prime frsts 24c: 26c- CHEESE quiet 1l912c.
Duluth Jan 20-Cosei WHEAT-No / Northern.
81 1A No Northern 81 ois May. 81 l39s July. 81 IL
September, 9Ic
Milwaukee, Jan, 20.-wHEAT-No Nopthern. 81 l5ls ;
No Northern 81 O9Q$l "a; Nay. 81 Is asked. RYE
No /. sI13c. BARLEY-No >. 5Se; sample SSG51c
CoRN-No 9. 42& gSs8e; May. 44%a45c Did
Minneapolis Jan. 2O-WHEAT-Aiay. 81 14AGS1 14ss 4:
July 81 lIQ$l II Is September 93s493≻ No hard
81 14f: 1 Northern 81 129si No Northern 81 C72s
FTOUR-First patents S6 208S6 30; patents S69
sc 20: l5$4 S5; second clears 81 G0QS2
BFAN--In bulk. $l2 so
Philadelphia JAM 2O-WHEAT 1sc lower; contract
grade January s. 14A9l 10. CORN X lower; January
49z@5Oc steady. No . white natural, iaG3SO:
No white clipped, SSc. BUTTER firm and in good de-
mand; extra Western creamery 80c; nearby prints
az mark CHEESE firm and in fair demand; New-York
fancy. 12EG125Ac do choice. 12c; do fair
to good 1Ii40l1%e Receipts-Fuur 900 bbls and 5Z4
O0O sacks; wheat 1000 bush; 49,OoO bush;
oats 10 600 Shipments-Wh6at 5000 bushi corn,
91 OG0 bush; oats. 10000 bush.
St Louis Jan. 2O.-Close: WHEAT-No 2
elevator 1874 May 81 1i; July 9S951sc; No hard.
81 OSGS1 10 CORN-No cash, 43c; May. 43lsc: July.
5s6 s3$S oAIS'o cash. ''''' '--' 49, 40 "'-'''
Toledo Jan. eO-cLovERsEED-Ca and January
81 50. TIMOTHY-Prime. 81 30
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
TN pURsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County Of
FORK, notice hereby given all persons having
II. SIllcOcks. OF County OF
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber place ansactng 61s
ness at the ONCE OF Frederick A SoUthworth No. 6S
William Street. IN the City OF New York on or BEFORE the
22nd DAY OF May next
Dated New York the 18th cay November. 1904.
EMMA c. S1LLCOCKS, Administrative.
FRFDFRICK A sOCTHWORTH. Attorney Admins
tratrix Bs William Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York CITY. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

sr 1 Achange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
fs sales. 10000 bales: speculation ana ex-
&Crr% American 1900: receipts. 82O0O. American
nlaolnE uplHEd 86Id. Futures
tna point higher; closed steady net unchanFed
s-oSs shQ JanuaryF ebruarv ED Fehruary- AfaTch
ssos. aafci,-ApFll. 374d ApIl-AIay I'D: May-June
issEer es-SpiE shsd Juy-August. 3s5d August-Sep-
br ,os4a. sepfelber-Octobsr ss9d: October -Novern
lsr,e- e-s5e; Novelnber-Deoenaber. 89Id aancbester-
FTrs-i 49, she easier: cloths. fair business doing
aarTet = 80 go MEA-| Buyers were scarce The
-'s-lAy snc sales small made re-
fsrs- IN some g-aees Spring patents 50 s5aSs s5;
tE .sIalghts - Aqs5 90 winter patents IS 500
fLoIf -, -. extra 70 2 winter. s. 65ass So RYE
Eass n - iS1s5 BLckHHEAT FLOUR slow; quoted.
F6 - ssf @ 10 - COttNaEAL STEADY: quoted. s. $50
- 70 brand. BAG MEAL steady Fine
ana yellow. 81 -; cnaFse s. 0saSi iO7z FEED
irregular quoted. WeaIera spring
saiAiE $40 zS; -four %. 81 50GSz2i red deg.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21


street and south Ferry from south Ferry
A~11saAON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MArcH
az SsHo-z4o0 Us Easton onlyl $40 m. L3o-
SOS ts.a5 EastoR only) Sundays EAsa
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRASroN-z4oo ain
k9xgN ~ n. Sundaya- "a 80 m, I D. m
LaahkM0OD. LAKEHURSr TOMS RIVER AND
IAfNEG4I-z4O0. $40 a m. z1.38 (8.4s AIO
ssd saaksswood ard Lakehurst OnlyI a5.OO. xs-0s D m
AIIl;ANTIC CITY-ss.4o a. m. $40 .. m
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-zf46 90 al m, sSo - -
LpSS BkANCH. ASBEKY PARK. OCEAN CROW
IOANI PLEASANT. AND SEAsHORE POINTs-
IN. sunday. except Ocean Grove. 900 a m 4-oo.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRtGHT, MONMOUTH ac4 =
k-asI Long BkANCH-4.00 $50. $50 1850 N ].
$50 80 t530 Atlantic EIlds- only) $40 D sun
PHIIADELPHIA (READING rERssIsSALS-sAas7 7 60
soS tsSS % taSS SS toe oS o. y g
p s19.15 mdt- - '~' $500
s4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4ss. tsOO .1aoa
.1s99 a m. "20O. t'Aeo. 's-00. 200. fs2s D. IA
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-soo $1,000 IA 90
~ - 99e, - 90. 500. 700. s12.15.
READ5NG, HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND WILL
a m Reading only), IlSL00. i"1.2O ~ 90 o. m Read
ng Pottsvtlle. Harrisburg only. r4.0O. T56 D. m
zrIom liberty street only 'Daily. TDaly, except
sunday Sundays only. tParlor cars only. lVia ra-
Omcss: Liberty ST Ferry, South Ferry Astor Housa
eel 434 1900. 1854 broadway. 1S2 5th AV, as Union
square West 153 East 125th St. 27S Is5th 81 ;
y ysS Columbus Az New York: Court St, s44. ssS
New York Transfer Co. calls for AID checks baggass
20 destination
W G. RESIER q RF-rT
Nlee-Fres ana Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r AGENT
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

LdckA wanna Railroad.
IOrk. foot Barclay and CnristoDnsx
fs.OO "A A--FOr Btnghamton and syraeG1s-
s10O0 a M--For Buffalo Chicago and ST. LouiA
s14O p. A.-For BucaiO and Chicago.
tLeO P. M.-FOr Scranton and Plymouth
ale p. M--For Buffalo and Chicago
IS As p. M.-F0r Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
- G0 A M-For Chicagp-S3sepsrs open p. n.
Tickets 14e. 40 1888. 1854 Broadway. n Z. 8a8
Fulton St. Brooklyn SDaffy fExcspt sunday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
Railroads.

PEHHSY YLVANIA
RAIL AD.
THE ONLY FouR-TRAck LINE LEADING
OUT or NEW YORK.
STATIONS AT fSot q VEST % 7 r STREET
q Tbs ist 80. % rem i Dsbrosses ana c5rTI,4,
Streets ave nainusTs man
,-'a''' ..... s.s' fe1 faE WEST.
.ssS ssS 4 aT Er LGas t9IEEEP LIMITED
::1ssP.M eH1S4eS SS4 s, LOUIS EXPRESS
SIS rM. WEsTfRS vi k9atS fsfFRsIEssA EAFREsA
$50 NJ PACIFIC EXPRESS . -
:s5s r a. fIrrakNDs FIFTsBrkG s4Ee1S4 &c s10iN4l f
z~ wAsHi.s5oS & .,ds Asp TBh IS SOUTH sS lio ray
SqnGT...onsi Iiasd a. 2 .a2S .a :tSs IS 81
z ca Z aissa sSasss 2 @ s S & ss IS
s6rTsElsS TI AZ sa1ffGlTwAx-,25 So as Il 70
A5IvrIc coAsE LNEvs2s -. Sc saa sSs
eaiy New York and FloriaA Special %AO p H.
$500 Ss1S AIR +E1ass ias ssd mo n asy m
NoRFoI.k AND wEsTERN 1iS:iT R41LwAY.-s.2s p m
cTiEzAPEAKB 8 OHIO RAILwAY,-7-o6 a. m week
FOR 6l-6 P6iNT SoTFoHr and NoRFoIK-10S a. m
ATLANTIC cfTS.RRo55 p M a. m aad 2SS p weekdays
SUNDAYS. 'T.sS a, m
ESSa BSx!a Bd Lss1RT 3 H T'iAfsS' p1R orth A.suy P
Sundayz3. and Point Pleasant. SIS a l22S. SO
= 30 D. IL 10 night weekdays Sundays l--lo
s2o a m. and D. m
ron PHILADELPHIA
sos 725 .z55. SIS. s55 .s.25 st955. % S. etlo =
- '42. .4sS .f4ss for North PhiiadelgSts Snly
enniy m, Il 10 night wssk,a9yss sgnSsys; IS 90
.1255. 'l55 .8 25 ass as Grass for North Phiia
deiphia only. s455. $3.50 6-55 T.55. &25 30 SeS
sg5,5 for NortS Philssslpsia oni0 P m l2lo night
Tcet Offices Nes 46l. 1854 113 and POI Broadway; ls2
!iith avenue below 23d ST.: 2sS Fifth Avenue eor
ner 29th ST.; ! House. and stations named
above; Brooklyn Street $50 Fulton Street $50
broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex station The New
YORK Transfer Company Will call for and check bag
gage from through destination
Telephone "543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
". W. ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD.
General Manager Passr Traffic Manager.
GEO W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

srok Eavre 2e23.0 600 bags OF which 2Os4 600 are
3zsa against 29Sl 600 and 10000. respectively
lEst week
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
County New York. notice "a hereby given 70 all per-
against JANE E SIASY BACK late OF
the County Of York deceased. present the
with thereof the subscriber his Of
transactng business the Office OF Egard Goldschmidt
T.Fa bis attorney No so Broadway. Borough of Man
the city or New 4orA. on or before the S0Sh
March next
Dated New York the 23d day Of September. 1904.
JOHN d SI4AYBACK. Executor
EDWARD GOLDSCHMTDT. Attorney for Executor. so
Broadway Me- York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

Forsru coffee markets: Fo-Coffee market steady: no
Ro eS050 exchange. I'D: receipts 1000 bags hoday
rsosir;E to-day 5000 bags: shipments the United
States = 600 haes; shipments Europe. 1000 bags;
sock * 600 bags. Santos-Cofee market weak; good
sYsaEe Santos $500; receipts 1000 bags: stock, 1916
Oo bags EamDurg-Conee market opened unchanged;
a. % u "a pigs lower; sales $4,000 bags
EEyre-Coefee market opened barely steady = franc
lower; y n declined frame g. n advanced
franc; 550 N unchznged: total sales. 90 600 bags
January "a % July ................. so IS
Fekssy 40 90 August ...........-.
AGrch september
kpl 1000 October bl 30
eIrpeT olsJ
December
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
~ PURSUANCE or Az oRpER OF HoN

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON,
L Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate u the County OF
YORK Is hereby given TO all
Claims against Gustav q. SAINT also called Gustav sar
Iafs NJ he County York deceased present the
same with vouchers thereof to the subscribers thsi
T1scs ~ transacting at the office Eugene
sa[sEett ESQ No 90 Wall street Borough Man
bsttan in The City Of New York before first
O'S dated S New YarE. the 10th day OF August 1904
ALBERT R. SAFFT,
IDA c. SAFFT.
Executors
EuGENE X sACRETT. Attorney for Executors. 90 Wan
Street Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
- PURsUANCE oF AN ORpER OF EOS.

Frank T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate the County OF
New York notis is hereby given TO all persons hav-
ing claims against Robert Aioa1k late Of the County
vouchers thereof subscribers. their place
the Office OF Sullivan 6.
we'll No Wall street. in the City Of New York.
or before the eighteenth day Of March
Dated New York the eighth day OF September. 1904
LOUISA NJ AILBANK
CHARLES B. MILBANK.
ROBERT NJ MILSANK.
Exscutors
Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

sacks haSaIg asgg sassRs s STsP s & $40 yogs21 3 "a 50 bun
ehoR So bulk s23 Is sacks OIL Mki SSsias Se gy 9
traders who sa5 - the close OF change to-day wheat
soS sss. Sers s &c Ps5 sgsh been during "a the as
q smart little deal BY the bun crowd opefatir @ n
SsIs6.s extent sesDo9sib it. was repes,tioS S00 o.
interest TAD ended its deal Room lIe T al street bull
subsequently II impossible 10 % na wheat that they
Rs 6n 'ss he Pe Up al hat further anpnp p
% the AS ds 5sse tS1 ne night 10 Gay som: &c sfsH 9sH
R P the late gPtgrn but IN the IT was scare s os
STy unesF The favorable crop promise in westsf sats
shipments OF s coo bnsS %oes6 1Tvs; & ana AgeHtn
f5ilowed Sv ana a nesynsss IN outside markets. This was
their sae. poor @ IN mat bears were encogTass renew
Observer @y that & Looked suspicious Of market
o1Iy part Of scheme by Chicago 70 Ee, the eSotS
1o0o bush % copafeG R ns qax With TSa @ oG Urinary
Minneapolis SecIg ozs Sa on ncEeaed bush. and
eIeso5 'tr i point somewhat more active English cables
SnShsnEed and Budapest points up Boohah 'Fn Te
On onn9 shigent q sar Wheat Ms a
conditions for winter wheat ans p s nGsq moa faySTs6e
was beaTsh. The cash market IN NeWYor s sier t
81 No hard Ms5tsia 5 8 l9 s ~, Ho Norser9 tSaa, pgg56
IVES fn corn market although wen supported at times
through elevator house N CHICAGO to ease neaD o ss6nT sens
bun support covering 50 that the close Tas up sven en-
ses small asan amounting aon 5hs o oSg ssS Hs hs RE-
ss sb6B. 5bs West last year ATsensnS TaSs
Of e9 e6r5 5DT9yea demand BY the goed oonditioS
ciesranoe ~ closes %gSd net higher seaboaTd
q corn were sSs 600 bush,
business amounted loads No corn in Ns3or,t
No -t. =. ~ elevator. and 5I5sc Z ahoat:
y "'Ie al 91so Ind No yellow 81 &c b afoat
ne action OF oats to-day closely followed other
aLo after some irregularty the showed
in 5iesSo e az shade adyance the previous night
Cash oats IN New-York Tbe
White - so ioo%s; m Mixes 26 to % m s71t S3sc; natural
"a ~ " - ID S1z@39c and clipped white Be to
- SS17zQsl1tc RYE nominal BARTFY-NTa-xeS
snisL sps FEEDING was quoted 43Ac i New-Yo4i'
Ns-tiue az 45q52c Buffalo. Wheat jrclnSio2
poris for the week according 'radstreets
s6S LlS Sls bush, against 200 bush last eet
bush aseine no. o. 9uss s6o last year Since July SSo1oise
Wees aggregate 31s6529 bush against as2 oi4 b;sI
"a so Sne ll6o2o2 bush last year. Since july j
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.

.T-0Y scatter collections.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-18
TELLS OF NARROW ESCAPE
United States Attorney Valentine De-
scribes Accident to Owl Train
at Fresno

There is no doubt but that we had
narrow escape from death, but we
did not know it until it was all over,
said United States Attorney Valentine,
in speaking of the wreck which he,
in company with Judge Wellborn and
Mr.. Van Dyke. passed through IN
Fresno night before last.
I'VE had dressed and prepared to
leave the car, as the train was al
most into Fresno. l was standing on
the front platform of the car we were
occupying when there suddenly came
slight jar, the train stopped and
noticed that the car in front was
tipped up and that the wheels on one
side were off the track. We all jumped
out of the train and hurried to the
front, where we found the engine off
the track, lying on its side.
Dense clouds of steam kept any
one from approaching the engine very
closely, but when the steam subsided
it was found that the oil tank was
broken and that the engineer was lying
in a pool of oil. The unfortunate man
was pulled out by bystanders and sent
to the hospital, but he died before
reaching there, as did also the fireman.
Carriages were called and we got into
Fresno all right. But we all cOnsiG-
cred that we had had a prOvidential
escape and were heartily thankful for
it. How the accident happened 1 have
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-18
BANK WILL STAND ALONE
Merchants Trust Company Determines
Not to Conform to Clearing
House Rules
House Rules

"It is not true" said a leading banke,
yesterday, that the Merchants Trust
company has Withdrawn from the clear.
ing house-and for the reason that the
Merchants Trust company was never
member of that body.
1.-The facts are these: Those trust
companies and savings banks which
are not clearing house members are
under an agreement to support the
clearing house rules. especially with
respect to the rates for exchange. Re-
Gently the Merchants Trust company
took umbrage at something and deter
mined to go it alone, without regard to
the clearing house rules.
That's all there is in the story. If
the Merchants Trust company thinks
it can stand alone, cashing it's drafts
over the counters of each bank upon
which such drafts are drawn, it has a
right, of course. to conduct it's business
in that way. But we hope the company
will think better of it's determination
and resume its former relations with
the clearing house"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-18
STATE DEPARTMENT CHANGES
8y Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.-An impor-
tant change of officials of the state
department has been determined upon
by the president and Secretary Root.
Col. VIM. NJ. Michael, who has been
chief clerk of the department since the
late John Sherman was secretary of
state, is to be succeeded by Charles
DENLY of Indiana, a son of the late
Charles DENLY. one time United States
minister to China.
Col. Michael is to be transferred to
an important post in the consular SER
vice, a post which will pay him a much
larger salary than that he is now re-
celving.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-18

1000 yards of white table damas
good weight Irish linen; 60 incl
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