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The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10
CONGRESSMAN REEDER HERE.
VIII Be One of Saturday Night Club
Orators Next Week.

Congressman VIM. A. Reeder was
in town Tuesday. He states that the
members of the house and senate
committees on irrigation will assemble
at Kansas City on June 1, and take a
trip of a month through Texas, Colo
rado and New Mexico. The members
of the committee will be accompanied
by their wives
Congressman Reeder does not think
that the government experiment in
irrigation will be made at Garden
City. He asys:
''The owners of the land must con-
tract with the government to take the
water, before anything Will be done by
the interior department. The first
provision of the law is that the expert
ments shall not cost the government
ANYTHING: the only way the expense
can be met is by the farmers contract
ing to take the water and the contract
is about the same as a mortgage. The
only difference is that, under a mort
gage a farmer knows exactly what MS
Indebtedness is, while he doesn't know
how much his water bill viii De; inc
farmers will be slow to sign such con-
tracts and if a large per cent of them
fail to do so the government viii drop
the project We had a similar deal
on for Russell county, in my district,
but the farmers were afraid OF the
contract and the government aban-
dOned the matter.
''As a matter of fact. western kan
sas win not be under ditch until Ilh-
are, and they won't be irrigating until
it is necessary to raise some special
crop"
Mr.. Reeder is one of the orators at
the Saturday Night club banquet in
Topeka on Friday of next week.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10
Life a
Burden

There are times when life
seems a burden-when you are
tired, worn-out, have dull pains
in the head and a continual
feeling of uneasiness. You
have no appetite, and your di-
gestion IS poor; your sleep
broken, and you get no rest.
Little annoyances seem great
mountains of trouble, and you
are blue, melancholy and given
over to gloomy forebodings.
This means low vita1ity-ex-
hausted brain nerves.
For this condition DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine IS a spe-
cihc; it is a food for the nerves.
1t builds up the nervous sys-
TEN, and restores lost energy.
Try it to-day and see if your
sleep is not sound and refresh
ing, and the morrow brighter
and more hopeful
'T am glad to announce that have
recovered my 5leAtLaAs elS A4I t1S ny
advanced age VIII permit, as I am So
years old. Ny case was very bad;
my nerves we're all shattered I SUI
fered much pain and coldneSs; was 50
weak and felt 50 sad and lonely and
heart broken. When I commenced
taking DR.. Miles Remedies I was COM
pletely prostrated. I have taken the
Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure and
Nerve and Liver Pills, and they cured
me- MRS. E. c. BAWLBY,
Waterloo, Ind
DRUGGIST. who Will guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit. II II falls ne
win refund your money
Miles Medical Co., Elk1art. Ind
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10

Emporia, Kas., May 1O-A tele-
phone message from a farmer living
on the Cottonwood river near the
county line was received here saying
that the river at that point rose IS
feet. Farmers along the Neosho re-
ported that there had not been much
Of q rise in that stream
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10

Kansas City, Kan. May i0-A suit
was fled in the district court yesterday
afternoon by Ralph Nelson, city attor-
ney, against VI. 3. Snyder, Charles
SchelIer and J. B. Robson, members Of
the board Of park commissioners. to re-
cover Ss,270, alleged to have been mis-
appropriated by J. z. Connen, clerk of
the board.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10

as they do not try to do a big business.
They will allow them to make fair
interest on their investment. They
viii allow them to compete in certain
towns If the little refneries try to
get outside of the limits which the
Standard fixes, 1t viii simply underselI
them and close them up. The people
down my way are good and sore on
the oil refinery business and wish they
hadn't clamored for it so hard"
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10

When you leave home to be gone
for a month you provide money TO
care for your family until your re-.
turn Some day you will leave home
and never return. Have you provided
for that2
National Life Insurance Co. of YER
mont. mutual: organized 1850; fifty
sixth year. doing business in AZ states.
Vim. B. Henderson, general manager,
suite 459, Kemper building, Kansas
CITY. No.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10
NJ. O. System

NJ. O. System Extended to Jamaica.
Washington, May 10.-Postmaster
General Cortelyou has signed a con-
vention with the jamaican government
extending the money order system of
this country to the province of
Jamaica.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10
Western Patents Tssued.

Washington, May 10.-The following
western patents have been issued:
Indian Territory-John A Weeks,
Tulsa. boat propelling mechanism.
Kansas--W Washington I. WOlverton,
FIolton tire setter.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10
nIanacer NIcFadden Dead.

Denver, Col, May 10.-George F. Nc
Fadden, a theatrical manager of New
York city, died here today Of consump-
ton. He was 42 years Of age.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10
ON BOTH SIDES OF IT.
S. w. ShattueIz's Relation to Suit Filed
in Supreme Court.

A peculiar case was fled in the su-
prene court today in which 5. W.
Shattuck, jr., appears as attorney for
both plaintiff and defendant. The case
is that of Sarah c. Shattuck vs.. the
BeIknap Savings Bank company-ets al
Whitecomb & Hamilton, the Topeka
LAWYERS. are attorneys for the bank.
It appears that the bank secured a
Judgment against Sarah G. Shattuck:
Then S. w Shattuek. ST., and several
others. got into the case, setting up a
prior lien on some property which the
court had given to the bank S. ".
Shattuck, jr.. therefore appears in the
case as attorney both for Sarah G.
Shattuck and S. W. Shattuck.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10

salina Kan. May 1O-At Table Rock,
a station near Beverly q small cyclone
overturned a number of farm buildings,
1t broke into an orchard near by and
nearly every tree was uprooted. At
Beverly there was water spout.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10

Coughs and colds, down to the very bor-
deriand of consumption, yield to the sooth-
ing. healing influences Of DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10

Excursion Sunday, May 81
Kansas City and return, s1.25
Santa Fe.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-10

best county teachers association exer-
CiSes.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
NEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY AUGUST %. 1905.

-as OF salo points August ana August-septenher
7aG: a noyembeT- December Tsd: December-January
MSEhAp Apsy SD MasSuhe nsrsn Shd Gs SaRs
dai ana Ssei,1S Sohestef-fsrns offers too low:
spr,bs FLOUR IssSa ANp ,sslns ,MElA!outsde in
was was s.as @ and pnnRortant There inquiry for
q apPo new ho. pay ye Sogs aoar askS II ys
eee spring patents saso To- Wnter pIlss ,
sa extra No winter 81 iossss M erf GEARS IS cog
sss4 ~ choice % fane1 s. asesSy Quoted & fair TO good
steady qgoted kiln dried. 50 ioass 90 as to brand
coarse 81 1881 IS FEED western ana noSs SsioT I 90;
5e sf9 Sq9sed % soI %es'e1 sP5ng se 10 :ssnaard mid
SHIPMENT. city bran SIS bulk sIe aIs SD August
80 red dog 42 so hominy chop s2l bulk $50 % sacks
GF1AIN-wHEAT-The market very narrow all
day and generally lower rejecting cables
% aae large & eeh oerHEs IN tae Southwest for which
n net ,c Sselps Re An ssmats by Mionsago authority
.@si sepl1ens figures Of around 700 900 had little
ooo ssring and s7ooOOooo winter Northwest markets
WAS fair cash demand AZ n9ss 81 me ed DAY There
confidence holders options in view OF the ex
ges,ions Of an early and large wheat
cepuon os epolnt ct P,dapest as I4Verpool
Berlin mark down bae ls5s 49, t9 IS points dSwp and
were 100000 bushels ahead OF last week No export
sad 70 be fair orders in the market somewhat
Compared with s2so bushels on " tbe V ssn 200 s bushels els
I5. Qns T.s to s delay IN rHsvas some q the Western
Ssy s4 m ya, ago at this time the Visible decreased
ocsso for September there seemed be resting
orders 10 further decline at time during
the day did the price level The casS
market closed easy at the following prices: red
SIC elevator. and S1A b anoat No I Northern
Duiu;h. e2hc: No. Northern Manitoba cars TO ar
rlNe. air O. n af1oat basis CORN-whiie
market with fairly active trade firm ard higher
throughout the CAV Chicago
than the prevo3s day against partial 1zc advanve
here the latter being due largely uneasness among
shorts growing Of the small
was based liberal Chicago carlot the
estimates for 546 again Tuesday. besides
the total interior moDee-t ran 10 T1s0oo bushels
compared with 3TSfSo bushels Receiving
houses thus ths with de-
mnrd mostly from commission interests.
partly IA net lower in face Of
in the worlds shipments and OF T6ooo bushels
amount On passage On export there 80
loads ne cash market closing follows: No
Slc elevator, T. b. ahnet: No and
No yellow. 61hc T. o. b. ahoat. OATS-TTe early
market steady after which under scat
tered selling Of May by commission houses
other markets Country acceptances light Export
dernanos big scale resulting
10000 bushels mostly at ousde points The local
market closed steady follows: Mixed. 26 32rh,
% y 30c: natural white 80 30 ~ 31432c clipped
white, Sc 20 40 70 S3is G34I3c RYE-Market steady:
dull; feeding quoted sec c. T. T. Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

futures quiet: september is 7Ad Deeeneer, 6s cad
COFtN-Spot steady. American mixed - I'D. futures
quiet September. As 9'sd; December As sid,
new, 314d. PEAS-Csnadian Arm Is I'D FLOUR
Louis fancy winter steady 9s Sd HOPS in London
(Paciuc easy IA 10sGf5 5s BEEF quiet:
India SOS. PORK steady: prime mess. Western
66s Sd HAMS-shoIt cut. II 70 lS 70. stesdy al as
BACON firm Cumberland Is n. as 3D. short
rib Is - n 5ls: clear nddss. > 81 n iSs
riddies - 10 AS clear backs
n as; bellies II l6 n 4Ss-Gd SHOUL
DERs-SquaTe. II Is 10 Arm Jas ID. LARD steady
pals, 40s BUTTER nominal finest United states sos
United states SOS CHEESE firm. American hnest
white. 62s. American finest colOTed. DDS TALLQW-
Prime city quiet 22s I'd. Australian london strong
at rs 3D. TURPENTINE-Sprtts steady ass ROSIN
Common 6rm Ss Cd PETROLEU M-Istiaed Quiet
at Sd LINSEED OIL quiet 19s Cd Following are
of wheat for the last wees: From Atlantic
900 other $4,000 quarters
receipts OF American for the last week were
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York- Aug. q. 1S9S.
coFFEE-It was quite active day n the coLee
rs-ser ana prices tine showed great nrTess Nsrpy
iis5sfior continued 70 f0ra large percentages ot the
1susss however ana prices midday gain toWara
fbe close. The opening was steady. un<alaneed 20
T--s lower in sympathy Indifferent cables from
- Fs.-opesn markets slightly lager Erazian re-
Rut prfvate cable from karle kr1scne SAD
hsa caused much damage the Southern zone
presumably reference n the outlook Tor tae coming
- sod estimated present crop a. 6SOOoO9
lag q considerable demand from az
street houses whose clients
for fresh bull o. a decline buy and prices
during ruled about 500 points higher
Liquidation essed the market CT hut the
close steady net unchanged prices sales were
reported oe about bags OF which probably l9s 900
bags switches September later positions
notably December difference os 40 points OF the
Eurcnean markets Havre unchanged the
~ tue local opening closing that basis while Ham
local opening closed 4 pfg higher Santos
UnchauEe6 RIO declined = res while the rate oS
Brazilian Exchange made another high modern
tina Standing Il 1924 Receipts Brazilian
pred1ct crop
evident that there for expansion OF
the The market spot coffee steady
With quotations on the basis Of Sec for Rio No Z
he week 81 s42 bsgs against week
s51e lsst Or the former New-York
ported 52o5 haEs- Santos receipts the
gated 900 hsSs. compared with - 600
against 1900 last and year cleared
500 bags 70 the United States during
0e 70 EurrDe. Santos ciesrances. bags 70 the
L1itec States and rs OGo Europe. Receipts
cea-ances 20 Germany zoo bsgs ana the
rape, 1870 hags.
ne 81 prices the local market to
o.E follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati Aug 2i-HOGs active; butchers. So ~;
common S5TS6 05 CATTLE. steady fair % good ship
psrs, s. 40gS4 so common s21S2 70 LAMBS. active
81 1887 rs SEEEP, active, s. t5T - 80 -
East Buffalo Aug. 2l--Catte receipts $40
choice higher others steady 70 strong
Prime steers 35GS5 TO shipping steers "a 6SqSS %
butchers S4gs4 30 hetfers, S. s5$4 20 cows 81 S9p
.: bulls feeders 81 safS4
stock heeTs. 81 5o6lsS fresh cows ana springers sc
higher good. steady good 70 choice. $40
$50: good S2SGs4o: common. s2odfS26
VE2ALs-Receipts 200 head; active 81 SonSs- HOGS
Receipts 70 SOC head steady good duN on coulmon
heavy 81 4OsG 80; few So 55 mixed ana workers. SO 90
Csc 9 pigs. s6GS6 50 roughs s. las6 50; stags, $S y
pSi %: dairies and grassers. S6a$a 90 SHEEP and
LAMBS Receipts. 1000 head active lambs. s. mass
yeErllnes s. 75HSd. SS4SS 30. 81 500
81 rs. sheep. mixed 81 60ds4 Is
Kansas City Aug 21.-CATTI4Ec-R Receipts Ii.0s0
heed including @ooo southeTns; market steady 20 Ice
and dressed S51S1 90. fair
S$5 Western s. 0s - so sockers aRd fee
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
NEW YOHk- NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD a a

Trains depart Grand Central Station. I'd and
4th Ave, follows FOR
A. N = 100. X i;o1. Il 500 = 500. 3 l5oa
N IA Spfi--t90o A NJ. : 100 . 400 sff 90 p N
M ans BAR HARBOR-@fs02 P. =
1,-IIITrE, MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS OC
- $40 4 NJ 1900 2. NJ
v,-OprvE,STER FTTCIBCRS via Putram-f3 p
fAKEVTI.I.E and NORFOL.K-t9:o2 A. II, f3.S1 p M
PPVNGTON STOCKBRIDGE. LENOX.
A. NJ $ 1871
-icLs- onces az cGrand station and cfaJh q,
.1so gel .3S4 Broadway c25 Union SCy-ars
80 Tfrr1 Ave c245 columbus Ave. Madison Ava
St. SS Third Ave IN Brooklyn.
SEQ fulton st 3e0 Broadway
sFxrept sundays rStOps at I25th 81 xSnonx
=. -S5r5 - sundays only. Saturdays only 1Pa-o- ca
T1u1ifsd Has dining cParOr and Sleeping Car
also
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

lsted o. 4oc Easle n cartons. 2r bags and ero bags
or fne Sranulated- 5z5c Eagle fine standard granu
lated and diamond A. S3oc A. 5t5c No
4ySc Nos and 3. 4e0c; No T. 4Soc: No 5. T5c No O.
sTOc Z, 4tocs No q 4.55c: No O. TO- 4a9c|
No II. 4S5c; No IL 43Oe: No t3 420c Nos IA and 10
4loc The local market for inactive, Win
prices entirely nominal and quoted the basis OF az
SIC Tor 30 test centrifugal T-16c 30 test nusc
vado and 3-16c molasses sugar A sale q
l5ooO bags Cuba centrifugal September ship
men closed the basis OF 2Ssc, basis % degrees
which figures out 02c duty paid basis Ii Is rmored
lIat Arbuckle Brothers took the
The London beet market opened at 9s Sad for
and Ss 3Ad respectively
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
r EADING SYS TEN
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. r

NEW JERSEY CEN RAL K K
STATIONS 5Eoot Ts. L;secsy Iis y s y R
Time snow bs1ov IS. % 50. y E.. 80 =.
eaves 10 minutes earlier except Designating
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCz
CHCNh--z4oo q. IS. Eastonb 9iO A M IN. 80.
Sc0 30 20 43 Easton onIy) P II sun z4s0 A IL. LEO.
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-a1o 10 A MIeo 500
p ~ sundays. z45o A u. SEQ P NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAEEECRST. TOMS RIVER AND
and IEs5ar- q 90 IS 80 sanda9s sD 20 ae - = %
Lakewood and Lskehursc
4116 Rr rs SlrIr1 70 p NJ $50 ~ sov
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASFIORE POISTs-z4oO.
$50. II 80 A NJ xel2 20 II % LS0 As 53o ags 35.
Grove. O. Is A. N $50 4-de 80 p NJ
ATLANTIC HLDS.. SEABR1GHT, MONMOUTH BCFI-.
EAST LONG BRANCh--4-dO ESQ. ss0. 80 A. NJ.
PffIL-ADELPHIA-.z4s 81 u7eO msoo .so n.1oOo.
m.5OO m's0O e. 90. +TSo 800. S10SO P. M 3-1e IS
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-soe 1000 1900
eco fs4OO s6Ug. 200 sjfe-fS
READtSCs HARRISBURG POTTsvILLE AND Will
A NJ Reading only. Hs1.0O 20 - p n 7.ad-
PottsvHe Harrisburg only. TACO, 800. 50 P NJ
s.; 900 Q 81 i0.3o a II 1850 1 So 3Oo : I5 5 a.
T-45 P " SUNDAYS. 925 A n y s5. I45 p u
1000 A NJ 100. 500 $40 7.
sDaiy. 4DaiIy except sunday sSundavs. tPsric-
xsaturdavs oniy. from, IIberry St only
From TVFeuty-thiTd Ssrset-b5-2O ? NJ 20 ?.
e12 20 NJ. GAO p ". h430 P II, t1t5O p NJ, * -
Oraces: Liberty St wesr 2Sd st. g Astor House 251
434 1900 1854 Br7atEay ts2 9th Ave 2s1 5th Ave :
Selannsis Ave Sew Yors s4s sis ssi $50 FaItoa %
Brooklyn. 800 broadway. Williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co calls foC and checks baggage 70 dssti1tton
vtee-Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug 81 p m--Cotton IN limited demand:
prices steady: American middng fair. ISL. good mid
ding a2d. middlins ) 1Gd. middlrg 1dtd. good
ordinary 42d ordinary STD The sales OF the day
were bales which for speculation AMI
export included 800 American Receipts. n 4tO
bales American Futures opened quiet and steady.
and steady: T4d: and September
Tsd September and October I'D October and Novern
her ( I'D: November December. ) ISd, December
and January I'D January February. 5sfd. Fsori
arv March March and April. 2 SD April and
NIav. sd. May and June. sd June and July 3s+1
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

CffE
eieT nrTner Increasing crop damage r.
ne Southwest Southern Wall Street fgfu s1r~or+
- "aef scesnec 70 be covering by
nssyE sellers The market closed a advance ~
t1s-H POINTS. and s2les were estimated
naet TIE opening steady p of points on
ler months ~ ~ advance OF points. nearby Rea-
80 a~'se inspired by disappointing Liverpool
-7f N1le late positions Influenced hy continued
o. Nea-heT IN Texas After bulge carrying the mar
Ef ABOUT 5o5 points above tile finals last week on
covering and h-Il support larger estimates for fo-5svs
f-e-s c, l7asto~ suggesting movement of tla
eN r17 caused tquidstion and encouraged little sell
nf t9r short account. bur n decline q slf5
nts fr7n ere finals of Saturday the bulls again
es aggressive and in the early afternoon The market
.-fref Ferr frri Toward the close October at
llN% and +hc frTl tone firm within 2G3 of
ne t7r A0sr - The demand seemed be
ia-Fe southern r huish
IrHfs cron rhe Southwest causing
ffc lor2l shorts ureaS3Tess,
eersfas f7r rhe advance Tne final Finners' report
ilr ne ISSUED by Bureau
so1t - c0ttor ginned IRON the growth ~ 1sn'G5
atsZ7f bales. aEsi-sf 3597. 80 bales of
80 fTrtlF According fc this showing All hut 80 000
hef - me Ci1 has already been marketed This
tenert have had little Influence IN the lae
-01 uu- appeared ltfie the bulls
p nF orgaa6 drawing attention ho probability Of
tlllsn F0Te-nrnent bureau report or September =
-e range of prices The local market today
Va follows
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR STEADY.
white. 27q27iac: No wAlLe. 25 1=Q2elsc- RYE No .
81 BAILEY good feeding s7 fair to cheies malt
81 10. TIMOTHY SEED. prime. So AZ CLOVER.
contract grace Sl2 % MESS PORK. per bhi S14 esq
ribs sides Coose IS 76ss 5 short clear sides tooxed
s. 81 ls4S9 12i=- NIIskEY, basis o. high wines 81 D
a2ac: dares. 1GgIsc. EGGS frTn: marx. In
eldded. 15i49l6Stc. CHEESE easy at nQu+9c-
DULUTH Aug 21.-Close-WFIEAT-No 1 Northern,
s6lsc; No. Northern. s2l4c; December, Tse.
No Northern, 81 os: September seisGsO1c bid RYE
No 3. 54fsc: September. 5stsc bid
Philadelphia. Aug. e1--wHEAT. &c lower: contract
grade. August ~ = 1t0c OATS. irregular new No.
white. natural 3o4aS: rev No. white. clipped. 3l@
creamery. 21lsa22c; extra nearby prints, 23c EGGS
firm and higher, CHEESE steady, good demand;
York. fun cream. choice IOs.c: New-York fun
cream, fair 70 good. 1JQ10Ec. REFINED SUGARS
firm COTTON. 10 points higher; middlins upIands.
1890 TALI1OW firm and higher; city prime, IN
cakes 81 FLOUR dull and shade lower. extras
s. lCgS3 80 Pennsylvania roller. clear 759
81 75S3 straight 50 95GS4 patent
new 81 2aaS4 so Kansas new clear sacks 81 5sS3 Is.
81 25G$+ spring. clear 81 6$4; straight $5S5
10 patent 50 S5S5 60: do favore brands s. e5aS5 50
u012c; old ROSTERS &C. spring chickens, 149i5c.
DRESSED POULTRY steady; fresh killed fowls choice
13'se: do fair TO good l2zaI3c old ROSTERS 9isc;
nearby chickens. choice, l6GITc; Western chickens
choice 16c, do fair good. I4Ql5c Receipts-FIour
bbls. 100000 10 In sacks; wheat 13OO0 bush: corn
bush: 25.5O0 bush; 4s.Oo0 bush
ST. Louis. Aug 2l-C1ose-wHEAT-No red cash,
Ts7sc; September. Use: December. 7sle8797sc. No
504sc. December 4lc. OAT@No . cash 25isc: sep
teuber. 25c; December. 257sc; No white SOc.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

5ssiE1 eoee T1a-sets Market firm; : Rio
ftte' ehcl2lge. j -t-c- receipts 1900 u-
snrts tor ne lated states -20O6 Shipments f5- prone
esH-. sl9H -leO9 szIit1s-C1fee market firm. good
eNe5-te SslLos $500. receipts. naes: stool
-Sl'5 t-2-l51rF-offee market opened unchanre5 -
- l-1el a. : rl net unchanged 70 2. franc
a. ? Z sas net "a = 1fg higher. sales ~
--tL-+--lIe~ market opened guer M franc
highe- Al - declined 4 franc A. Z n - -g,5
e. '39 . r u1ctargs-. total sales - 40 baEs
- ----l- ----e= p as iol-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
M NEW YORK. uHTlRIo q WESTERN af.
Lackawanna Railroad,

Leave New York foot Barclay Christopher
A M--For BinShauton and El1ltra
eli A M-For Buffalo Chicago and ST. Louis
II A A-For Syracuse. OsNsgo Richde!d SprtnsA
p M-Pocuno Mountain Special
2. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
400 2. M-For ScTauton and Plymouth
.Gf5 2 M-For Buffalo Chicago.
as T. N-F1r Ruealc. syracuse Richheid Sp-tnkA
% 90 A. M--For Chicago S3eepers open St $50 r ~
Tickets. f4a 429. IIS3 ifSf Broadway y y $50 Ful@
ton Rrookivu "Datly- fExceDt sunday. tRun Frt-
days and Saturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

ers 81 G5gS4 10 Southern steer. 81 5oeS4 y souehsrn
81 native 81 native hsifers.
s. 5SQS5: bulls, s2Ts3 25 calves 81 5oGS5 % HOGS
Receipts. 500 head 5d7izc lower. S6 Is,
bulk OF sales. s. 95dSS 10 s. 20dS6. packers
S5 956S9 To- pigs lights S6aS6 SffEEP-Receipts
1900 head 1Oc lower: native s.
@s7 Western lambs s. 5GGs7; fed and yearlings.
81 2S5 6S; Western yearlings s. 25aS5 65; Western
sheep. 81 5OQS5 stockers feeders S3 % 5S4
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

he ocsl market spot cotton closed quiet and
-.tec basis of 10000 for mlddiing upland and
- ior niddling GUif Sales 500 bales, delivered on
siac Southern SPOT markets feeEraphed FOL
- Galveston arm and unchanged iot=c. sales l45
savannah quiet stcacy and unchanged al 10 5-l6cs
Ss - bales Norfolk steady and unchanged lO7sc
,oI nominal ar l9'sc Augusta firm AMI unchanged
zc szies 574 bales 81 Louis quiet and unchanged
tyzc Mobile nominal lec. New-OTlesns irm and
nanEed 10 5-fGc. sales ~ bales Charleston frn
- lAcnerge6 i0is NilminFtcn nominal. Memphis
ry and unchanged at iGise. sales 500 bales. Esti-
receipts ~ ifa1nE paints for today ~ Houston,
b r. lool0 bales. against .221 and $50
feer al Gal.estou. 6Gla $500 bales against 5sS6
week and as7 NeR-Drleans. l. 500 20
- ns es. against 2.slz last week col last year
,.lifs ~ fhe and interior Icints today
49, h--n th~ same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug 21-FLCUR steady. wdEAT-Wiuter
quiet, No. 2 Ted. SIC; No , white CORN firm
yellow. 601sc; No 594c. OATS steady: white,
- &c No. = mixed. 2Tl2C. BARIaEY-Nothing doing
RYE-Onsrings light; No. 81 4 asked freights
steady; wheat. 34sc; oats. &c to Sew-Yor6.
Chicago. Aug 2I.-The leading futures ranged
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

. r,,-rnrts~,rF,,rs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR The
n Tribune received al taeir 2o~a 0see Ne, 500
Advertemeats received a. rae fo.ovAg nen 1T e. AZ
regular oface rates Until tloyN p ~ -. - 49,
80 = cor s1d-at i5S 6th ave- l2rh-st a- East
is.bsr ~ west Sed between fth and Sth s.es
Sd hetwc-c TSth ard TIN
sSs I0.s se-ave- near 6lsI-s, LIas iss-avs ness
se.s i5T Es-s leSth--t, TSS fremont - ID
sv~ r-a~ sIst-st. Cd ave; 30 5sccx-r-sls eaS
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

A DvERTISEMFNTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR The
~ Tribune received their Uptown Office. No 136.
broadway between 36th 9th sts until O'Clock
Advertisements received following
regular office rates until O'Clock . VIZ 254 sth
g 235st. 15S 6th I2th-st.. 80
I4th-st.; 257 West 42d-st. between 7th Sth
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
lEHiCrs VALLEY.

Tck-ts and Pullman sccommOisons 80. 80
nroalway. E 5sh I've Union 50 wess ss Solrssns Ass -
y y Z foot FGon
BROOKLYN n T. Transfer cal for cheek baggage