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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
Mexico Guards Against Cholera.

Mexico City, September by reason
of the fact that several lines of steamers
come directly from German ports, includ-
ing Hamburg, to Mexican ports, the board
of health has ordered strict observance
of quarantine regulations owing to the
cholera outbreak. There are now but
three cases of yellow fever in the re-
public. all being at Vera Cruz where
they are entirely isolated.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
WILD DISORDER AT BAKU
MAKES RESIDENTS FLEE
Continued from First Pace

ed In ST. Petersburg with the utmost
alarm. The managers Of the oil works
at Baku, despairing of the arrival of re-
Inducements of troops, have photographed
direct to the Emperor. The latest dis
patches from Baku give gruesome details
of the carnage. No quarter was asked or
given by the insurgents or troops. In
the suburbs of Baku the flames were
spread by high wind, one burning build
ing after another collapsing. Pillaging and
numbering have been going on every
where.
In various parts of the Caucasus bands
have organized against the mobiles and
are invading their domains and Selling
all the fire arms
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
Galloway Is Recovering.

Maplesville, September 7.-(Special)--
Ralph Galloway, clerk in the commits
sary of the Twin Tree Lumber company
who was shot a few days ago by Ward
Branch, Waterman at the mill, IL rapidly
recovering. Branch was drinking at the
time, cursing in the store. He is still
at large.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
Building Permits.

The following building permits were
issued yesterday from the office of the
building inspector:
Mrs. A. B. Wheeler, Zoo Seventh ave-
nue. dwelling, $500.
II. M. Robertson, 1924 Ina street; dwell
ing, $3.50.
Baines Brothers Investment company,
Avenue H and Fifteenth street; store,
$500.
P. II. Moore. 1908 Eighth avenue; dwell
ing $500,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
NorfoIk Man Shoots Himself.

Norfolk Va, September Wallace
w. Hunter, former city treasurer, shot
himself through the head in Elmwood
cemetery this afternoon and died at
st. vincents hospital tonight. Ill
health is supposed to have caused the
suicide.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
Replacing Germans With Japanese.

Berlin, September 7.-Emperor William
in talking Tuesday with the American
congressman who were delegates to the
recent inter-parliamentary congress at
Brussels, mentioned the fact that the
Chinese government was dispensing with
the services of German military instruc-
tors and replacing them with Japanese.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
Child Dies on BARGE.

Bromberg. Prussia, September 7.-One
child on a barge in the river Netze died
of cholera today and another child is
afflicted with cholera. The suspected
cases include man living near Schoen-
lenlxe, two children and two men at
Gnezen.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
WILL DEDICATE CHURCH.
Bishop Allen to Offlciate at Our Lady
of Sorrows.

The church of Our Lady of sorrows, OF
which the Very Rev. j. A, Meurer dean
of north Alabama. is pastor will be ded-
icated by the Right Rev. e. P. Allen,
bishop OF Mobile, Sunday, September II,
at 10 a. m. The dedicatory ceremonies will
be imposing and will include procession
around the edifice.
There will be a solemn - ~'ass with
Dean Meurer as the ceebrant. Many
priests besides the ministers of the mass
will be present. The Very Rev. Father
Boniface. O. S. b.. of st. Bernard, viii
preach the sermon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
Rural Carriers Appointed.

Washington, September 7.-tSpecial)-
Rural carriers appointed: Georgia. ronte 2,
Willie j. Cook carrier Hermit It. Taylor
substitutes; Loco, route l, William I.
Blakney carrier, j. L. Blakney substi-
tute; Rockford route 2 B. e. Bentley
carrier. Willis II. Bentley substitute.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
Six Die In Marlenburo.

Marienburg, West Prussia. September I.
-One woman and five men died Of cholera
here. In neghboring villages several
suspected cases are under observation.
three of which have been Officially de-
clared to be cholera
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
CITY ITEMS

Lost Pocketbook.-Mrs. L. c. George
reported to the police that she had lost
a pocketbook containing SIT on TWEEN
tieth street. So far the officers have
been unable to find the purse.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08
NOTICE..
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Company.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Ala
bama Great Southern Railroad company
will be held at the office of the company
H. birmingham Ala, on Wednesday,
October l. 1905. at 10 o'clock a. m. for
the election of directors and the trans
action of such> other business as may be
brought before HE meeting.
r. d. LANKFORD. Secretary.
September s. 1905. e-5-to-10-3
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08

No Meeting.-The committee of five
named by the Mayor at the meeting of
the aldermanic board Wednesday even
ing to investigate the building laws will
not hold a session until the return of
City Engineer. Kendrick.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08

No Strike.-'The rumored strike of
the members of the Journeymen Paper
hangers union will not take place The
wage scale has been agreed upon be-
tween the union and the Master Paper
hangers an Painters.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08

NOTICE BRICKLAYERS
Call meeting of Importance
at Bricklayers Hall, Friday,
Sept. 8, at 2 p. m.
w. A. Whit cid, Presidenl.
Chas. Cooper, Sec.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08

When It prints good. It IS good cut
ne Gawk Engraving Co.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08

Resisted Officer.-Nick Colias was
arrested yesterday by Policeman Will
Hams on charge of interfering with
an officer in the discharge of his duty.
He will be given a hearing before
Judge Feagin this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-09-08

The friends of Mrs. ]. V. Allen. who
is i'll, will be pleased to learn she is bet
ter.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Feb. i6---cATTLE-Receipts. 1900 head.
Market lOg15c lower Urime 50 7OfSS To-
poor TO medium, SO 90d$5 co. feeders
50 4o 81 2dS4 so: heifers. S2GS5 81 asa
~ TO- bulls S21S4 20; calves. SO S0qSs so. IiOGS-Re
cets 10000 head Market strong. but close weak mixed
ana butchers 81 sOasa TO- good TO choice heavy IS O5
S. 12s rough heavy 81 1884 90; light 81 75s5 bulk
sheep strong: lambs 1oo higher; good 10 choice mixed
s. 6Ss9 10; faiF choice mixed 81 G09s5 so; native
lambs S5 750SS 25.
Kansas City, Feb 6.--CATTLlE-Pecepts. 5000 head
including 800 Souhe-rs Market steady TO Zoe lower
Choice export and dressed beef S5S5 40: fair
good Sc 75S4 So Western fed steers 81 75S5 So;
srs feeders So 2 Southern IS 5G$4
native heifer So 5oGs4 30; bulls s2GS3 calves S3aT
HOGS Receipts. 10.5G0 head. Market opened steady
Tor So 10; bulk of sales 81 1905:
heavy. S5S5 JO packers s. s5G$5 05 pigs and lights,
81 1o0s4 10. SfTEEP-Hecsipts $500 head. Market
10c Native lambs. $7ISS; native wethers
s5 2a@$5 T5 native fed 81 ee6S5 81; Western fed
lambs $7GSs; Western fed yearings Sc 25Sd 90; West
s. 20 =
Cincinnati. Feb. 1e--HoGs quiet butchers. s5 "a
81 81: s. 15s5 CATTLE steady fair 10 good
shippers 81 25dS5 81 256S2 rs SHEEP strong
S36S5 10. lambs steady S5aS7 20.
East Buffalo. Fen. la.C ATTI-E receipts. 100 head
butchers, 81 %5GS5 u; hefers So 2o$4 20; COWS. y .
25 So 75d$4 II: stockers feeders. 81 O1
81 20 YEALS-Receipts 100 head; active. DOC higher.
81 5GdSS T5. HoGSRecspts 45e0 head: active. G1oc
lnEher $5 50@S5 mixed 50 45 50 30: Workers
25dS5 S5dS5 TO- roUghs s4 60S4 so: stays So
asa So SHEEP and LAMBS--Receipts, 60oo head; ma
tive lambs active 5c higher others steady lambs s. 500
wethers s6as6 81; So 50G$5 sheep mixed, So so
G5S5
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-hoIk February 1905.
c9FT Ei-Iho coffee market showed stead;er tone
sooS iC TIE recent severe break prices underwent
moderate recoycry- Demand not particularly az
fTssvt, hut al the coffee Offering was promptly al
segbed and 4 looked heavier offerings would have
beer we taken care q The opening steady al an
Edvance o. 1ointS- follow steady European cables
ana rather less heavy Brazilian receipts Later the
French narhe improved somewhat the afternoon cables
reported st. smaller sac Pauio and prices
here Increased their nai quotations steady at
ret a0vsuce u lcalS points. reported Of
Se.Ze bags &c ceins nd seemed fr5ra the
trade and Wall Street interests Who have heen
eTedec with lesH-- purchases og lie recent breag OF
shout $50 points. hie Europe appeared selling
little curing tAe early tracing Otherwise operations
scattering and did not suggest any broadening out
Of secHstifc interest either side of the
reported Tor the previous day ports
we're ZOO bags against - 900 bags last year, and
$50 2auo movement - hags with the after
cables reporting day only little
Nylo taSs- The 1un6iahy movement was Tel0
hags against $4,000 bags last One the factors
IL improving sentiment believed be the talk Of
slight inI III the demand for coffee from
iHirier ebters The spot market quiet steady
with quota tons on the basis $40 for Rio No =
Tae range Of contract prices in the market
SRT follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-Yerk. February


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. single carload, consigned for
to-morrow~s market. No trading in live cattle. The
feeling firm reported light arrivals morrow.
Dressed beef firm and fair demand 04a@9c per
a small way a o1zc. Liverpool and London cables
changed Exports to-day, b6 cattle the Colorado
Schwarzschld & Sulzberger; none Tomorrow.
CALV VES-Receipts including late arrivals yesterday.
437 head ana there about $50 calves sale
trade was active at an advance fuy 25c on veals
barnyard calves steady; all stock disposed
Common prime sold 81 50qS9 100 no lit
tie at 81; barnyaTd stock at S2g$2 80 Dressed
calves nrmer City dressed yeals sold at 7sG139c per
10; country dressed at 6q1lc.
sales-s. Judd Co.: veais i57 10 average. at 50
ntSi Jelas Wright IT, & Coz ls ysa III n at se IS do
+ III IL al HONS: f g vsals @ iss ts d. la$ ~
b. at So; do. so H. at 81 20; II DO 100 ~ at 81; 20
Westerns and barnyard calves. 486 70. al So 80.
w r. 10 veals. 1870 ID. at So 6 do. los 10. at
j. G. Curtis som veaIs iso No. ct 50; Sc do. 1913
gs % ID G IS e. S at s a d oo @ g. S s! s. do ies i' at 81 %
head including slAughterers ana 10 for the
market Most Of the stock yarded too late to be
offered to-day Good sheep scarce and 10g5e higher con-
shsep steady; prime lambs were loe hignsfrs 81
100 NJ 81 5OQDS8 50 medium prime lambs at
50a$S sf D. Dressed mutton In light sup
aG13e country dressed hohcuse lambs steady al 500
$40 carcass. :. a..
saies-D Harrington; iTs State lambs Ga 70 average.
SIS 60 per r and eu lambs, OF ID ~ so'
Kerns commission Company; 2so buffalo lambs g ~
at 81 75 buffalo sheep i25 ~ at So DO iog 70 e. 20
W. r. Hume; 90 State lambs 90 ID al % oS''' -
yeii,fe Wright g. Co; sheep and eull lambs 10 in'
al s5. AZ State lambs 62 n, at 81 90 - =. - :.
j. o. Curtis s. soni Slate lambs ouias' " ~
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Yerk February rs. 1905
PEAs-So further change In the market
fer domestic beans hut very strong holding and
doing 81 for choice quality. Mediums
are little dsnostion 70 ask 81 5 for the
b4st goods very hTrn at 81 10. Not much
cali for red kinney feeling other varieties
changed We quote: BEANS. marrow, 1908. choice per
bsh ss 15 do medium 1904 81 20: do 1904 So: do
red kddwy 1904 81 30: Do white Kidney iSa ~ 81 gSg @
s2 n: 6o lima California, s3Tsa o5 GREEN PEAS.
scotch 1904. bags. per bush 81 o7A0Si 10
TsTrTTFP-Fecepfs to-day. 1861 pkgs There Is n very
strong situation Current arrivals inufcient 20 meet
fhe needs Of trade and, whns storage gooos are
being drawn extent the tendency Of values
stt1 Prices advances 1Mlc on pretty
nss~jy ali grades Of butter the feeling Is firm
az the higher rates quoted We quote Creamery extras
aaN3e;sc Exchange official ouotaton
sYtrss sscl: do s1Ga2e: do seconds 2sgbp 90
held extras Bic: 90 nrss z,HS"c; 40
esonds 272se: thirds. 2f62ac; do State dairy TUBS
Arsts 2S0s0c DO seeosds @@2Ie: "a thrhs sLsfc a2
Imitation eyFns zSo 40 nFstA Nu
o DO sseoads 2a1 2oI renovated 3xfsA Sosi DO nrsN
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY FEBRUARY H. 1906

over lie from TIE mornings high point Iarse
sslon ho9ses at Chicago leaders in this selling
~ tt,,5 w1ch had the effect of umbilng lot
seoar nololass and prepared the market
uptufn during which the Chicago
xTy apoNe, We're reached, The on May al The
es' was near tor. but locally under In the
was we n1ket Ead The Price Current" which
hss apout standou; Broomhall estimate Of 100000
1usn ior Argentnas shipments weather IN M
es sgnty arser interior receipts decrease Of 90 600
oush In minneapolis stocks days and irregular
cables Liverpool closed Adld net higher paris 1oSIS5
points net lower Berlin unchanged Budapest p0ints
NJ lpNeF Inc interior receipts
st year. ana tor the week have shown 300 COO husy
Us H'Sh me previous week The local cash market
CloSet flrnl follows: No No rro-tb.y,,
DH3uth ~ - No hard Manitoba 81 1lik 2 a h efo9t
mere vas another active the local corn
count oi predictions for larger
~ was sisted that country offerings had enlarged con-
stuSiaDy while weather conditions indicated that less
tteaihe would be necessary besides roads
were only l9o0lD bush. with
year nut II private G3vicCs
& nat4e increase before long. For the receips
me shown eOta0 bush compared with HE
L.eft'us "eeG II was reported that go
INTO eiect from Iowa February 20 had some
slso IN depresisrS the market THE Price Current
an enlarged demand feeding export trade con
Su OF only 10 loads all in New-York Foreign houses
sSnus8t little at the opening in Eew-Yor6 but this
lalled 10 nave effect the heal-ness
was feature throughout entire day last prices show
ny - sc net decline. The local
aoi'ias closing as follows: No 552c. elevator
M. aMs o5o 1 Q ahoet: no white and No yellow both
GCsSled AT o4c. ahoat OATS-The market was
inngenced by corn. and ruled easy day with a fair
trade IN the West. The interior movement this week
xas xx, sL9~n 100000 bush decrease Cash New
natural white. 80 70 81 10. 3sG39c ana clipped white
~ % 40 ~ 3S1s@41i.c. RYE nominal. BARLEY
market quiet Feeding quoted AT 481.c i New
AoIh ana mailing at 46q52c ( Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
contract prices IN the local market to-day

The local market for spot cotton closed steady at
futs advance 7Soc for midding uIand ana suoG or
riddAnE Gulf Sales sDinners. lsS oales SouuieIH
spot markets teesraphed as follows: GSe @ h gJI
and TIC. Savannah quiet ano l-4oc nsner
at T-Ise sales $50 bales. Norfolk steady and IN
changed al Tsc sales bales Baltimore neainal al
Tzc AnaGsta quiet and 1-l6c at Bloc: sales
"a bales Louis steady and unclangea, at 49, &
Charleston cule and unchanged at &c. Galveston M"
and unchanged at 9-I6c. NeU-Oreans ninl ao ~. ~
changed nc; sales, $3.50 bales ESumaIeo soo to
Leading points for tomorrow; At HOUSTON lOVo 20
2eeo bseE against 26 week and 4el2 lasL yea
Galveston 600 % bales, against LIS asl HSeA
sad sls7 last year: EeV-Oreaas $500 10 4'OOV o'
sSsins 35is last week and 6.I55 last year. - A.
Receipts al the ports and interior points to-aaS'
compared with The same day iast week and last year,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Feb 1eclosng: wFEATIt1sPot P1 nominal
futures steady March Id; May, IS sd; July, IS sd
CORN-Spot hrm American mixed new, As 2d American
mixed old As lid; futures steady; March As 1sd;
Nav Is Sd PEaS-Canadian steady. IS Cd FLOUR
St Louis fancy winter steady. 9s cd HOPS in London
Pacihc Coastl dali f7dfS BEEF nrm extra India
71s Sd PORK easy prime mess WestsT9 SIS 3D.
Gun berant cut 26 30 70, 35s short rib. Is 10 p 70
S5s Sd: long clear mlddles light 2S to "a TO- SOS Cd
long clear niddles heavy 80 40 b 35s short clear
backs 10 BIS Cd clear bellies 4 TO l6 ~ ass
SHOUT. .DERS-Sqlare, 13 10 dull. 29S Cd. LARD
quiet; prime Western in terees 30s American refined Ia
lean finest white 52s do colored. 51s TALLoW-Prirne
CITY steady 23s. TCRPENTINE-Spirit steady. 3Ss
ROSIN-Common firm IS AID. PETROIsEUM-Rehued
ouet Cd IINSEED OIL hrm, 16s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17

S6 %: sheep 10 n, 81: bucks. 10. So
H. 81
HoGS-Receipts were 20 ears. 5.5lT head. ell for
saughterers with the exception Of few head Feetng
r for medium and heavy hogs little bunch Of choice
state pigs went TO outside buyer at S6 TOO 10.
Country dressed hogs moderate demand SisH7rac
per 10 foF heavy TO light weights
Sales--w: r. Hume: state pigs. ss 10 average. at
Sc per 100 n.
KeTns Commission Company: date yesterday 116 Penn
sylyania hos. $50 ID. S5 so
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits urrentine duh with tone
easy but prices about unchanged Machine made barrels
quoted 55lae Rosin steady but quiet Tar ruled
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-O and machine bhls. oSg
55l2c.
TAR-S4 90ds5 o-.
ROSIN-Common to good strained So s.; q S. oSg 5
So 10. r sS 1898 %; c. So 201S3 & H. 81 39n - 40i
Sc 6$3 20; K, 81 35a$4 30: NJ 81 soqS4 S. " 50 10;
" {, s. 30G$5 %, and " w, 50 80
STOCK ON HAND.
TuTpentine bbls ~
wilmington y c. Feb 16-SPIRITS TTRPENTINE-
IL bbls. ROSlN' firm 81 90 re-
cepts IS bbls TAR firm, 81 80; receipts. 112 bbls
crude TURPENTIHE firm, 81 SO and So To receipts 5S
Charleston. Feb 16-TURPENTINB and RosIN nothing
doing. - O, -, -.
savannah, Feb 16-TURPENrINE dull 52c; receiPts %
bbls: shipments ROSIN firm; receipts, t55 bbls
sales tSl; shipments bbls quoted: \. b c. 81 621@
d, 81 6713: f. 81 T2z: E So TI}: 9, 81 2SI5a; H. IS 70
I. 5O h, 81 %; NJ. 81 so; y. 81 I9; w Ga So w w
IS Is. 49, -. .o,.,
London Feb. 16-TURPENTINE spirits, Ses load
ROSIN Amcrican strained. SIS: fine. lis 9d-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; spot COY
ton IN fair demand sales 10000; specnianon suc
forf 1000: American 5000; receipts llOoo, al iar
sssn; uiddling upland 1l7o Futures opens9o naint.
h.er February and February March. Ssse; Maren- aa
1gril aoid; April May and hay-June, 800. See-
slly and Juiy-August. 4o5d: August-Sept
,tnnoer-Oetober and October November. fuodi Nys
.f-Deesmber A07d. ManeheEter-faTns nrni cio'"S'
1leFge business doing.
,kDouR AND HEAL-To-osys -four narket rsysaIe1 rse1,S
demand for nearly ali grades The wnest nil. Sd
naeed grades about Joe Very little was eehs ei
sgr.ng patents sales IN ether grades wers ss 20
sygR-sprinE patents s6dS6 60: winter stralBh SaT
~ ~ winter patents 5 619Sb So: spring clears -
80 extra 10 winter 81 e0qs4 30: extra 10 n1d
gS g RYE FLOUR siesay q9eted: q. EeiE sS kSs?
Sst quoted Al s2ns2 10 per 100 10 cotNAE4l s
S-otso: Kiln dried 81 90lss TO- 70 brand BA1
r. Quoted: Pine white and yellow u ~
osst O7A. FEED-city firm; Western hrT Guoseo- so
Esern spring sis go standard mddng So 5o g9er "
e w Rec Dog s3 10 20 arrive city tran ~ ~ o
~ sne sses midolinE s22as23: RED Dog sze 81 sSs1
~ chop ss % bulk and s2l 76 sacks; oil HsaA' s~'S
SHlAiN-WEEAT-BuIs continued their sctistty ~ 20. ~
snsst market to-day. driving the May N S.caho ~
new bigh level for the season. ~ zl7f. 49, u
opOn In NeW-5ork sold st 81 ss. or "ltnh
e teasons record Other positions shared % ega hers
+ NE May excitement September. In fact eeslns y
~ unoT the previous night while July was ons ~
~ higher. against nc advance the May shoIn
IN olyfH IN the latter option bSsE alarmed s,
r4 about 81 q wheat before the close OF the ,e-
s. rSeo Bulls times believed 20 be sea'ig ich IL
49, make ifaporfstons profitable. Foresln bous19s
Nj a. the opening presumably 20 cover saorHe -
essssF sbsss period Of depression. yhsn a1y ~
s2lIS rsyadls Il had prsFlSeAV sNse~'
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
BALTIMORE IND OHIO RAILROAD
SFLFNDin TRAIN sFRYICF.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE NEST
NEW YORK, new HlVfH : HARTFORD q 2

Trains depart from Grand Central statloa 42d ST aud
BOSTON. via New Londoa and Providenee-+4zo
1900 * loo2 a III. Lt.1;Oo 'xi1:o5. * 500.
BQSToN, via vuinsntio-t's:eO A VI. 300 P NJ
+1I:00 P. n.
FTTCHBURG. VIA Putnam and Worcester-fS00 p r.
LAKEYILLE and NORFOLK-fS:s0 \. ". T3-31 p AI
CT. HARRINGTON. sToCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-f4:J0. $3.50 A. NJ. 1881 i. Y.
WATERBURY and WINSTED-f4:s0 $500 fFSe9.
T19:02, $1,000 (tO Waterbury, 4 NJ. Tics. IfSO.
si5:ol. f6:o0 $500 TO Waterbury, p. u.
Ticket Offices cCraud Central Station ard cIa5th
St, also c113. e2sl IIS5 q S54 BroadVay Parz
Place 80 Union Square ciS2 Etfth Ave, e24S C2Isus
12Jth s.. In BROOKLYN CT Court S., $50 Fu!tou
$50 Broadway. E D.
spaiIy Except SUNDAYS. ssundays eaiy. Fstops at
l25th St xSOps 12Jth ST.. Sundays only 1Fa~cr
Limited HAS dining cParloF and Sleeping Car
c T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass Agt-
o. NJ. SHEPARD Gen Supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17

11Ttlgn Oftae Markets. marker weak. No
Rio 5s525; eKchanEe. l3 - 32d; receipts 7O0G bags
Shipments for the Ere States. 1000 bass; shipments
Europe 800 bags. stuck S7S eco Sanfos-Conee
weak: eooi aKerEe santos 5Sl00: receipts 20 900
opened = pfg higher: 2:3O was az pig
mFreF; sales $500 HayTeCoee market oT med
tsreiy seao2 uneEa0gea to a franc lower; - i
franc higher at :; unChanee3 = at
ESQ advanced = franc. total sales, $500
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
READING SYSTEN,

WV JERSEY CENTRAL r. r
A9Ssty street and south Ferry Ferry
- minutes earlier than shown below.
A-e1 e2sfSf hDSfi bEihLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MACCH
~. ';O9 % - Eastoa only) p n Sundays. z&so
wTLKEssARRE And scRANroS-z4oa. $40 a m.
ISKEiYCsassD ST n "a sundays LAY = 20 a H I 2 -,
IAnNEGAE-zt-0o, '9.40 a m, zLs0 l3.40. A1o
ElaAsswood and Lakehurst only). a5.oO xs.es ,. n
rSSyIs,aaySs 9Ao E.
eINFIaYnp GtI6T1si aI6 iS a m Is 20
L0N& BRANCH. ASBUKY PARk. OCEAN GROVE
5VtSI PLtASANT, AND SEASHORE POINTS
z M Sunday except Ocean Grove. SEQ a m. 4oO.
ATLANTIC HLDS.. SEABRTGIIr. MONMOUTH HCH.
EASI LONG RRANCa-4.aO. $50. $50 iL3O a m.
5SO, 500 $3.50 Atlantic Hi65 oniy). $50 D. S1a-
.,,,,SsIy ,.,,SsIys y 90 a zoe p. m
FEsaaLADELPHlA tFsEApISG TERSfINAL)-s4:s T.eo.
TsSS $50 =! So 5iSo oS a a % tlSss ace r. 40
y. N. '1e1s ndt ' '1' ''SV' Wv 4i'-'V
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTEEETs-s425, tsoe .1oes
Id dzee a m 'S.oo t'4oe. 500. 100. tss5 p
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-soo 1000. .1e o.
90. @f-00 500. @T.09
kStasSlStS. HARRIsBT &c. POTTSvILLE AND WILL
5ANSrSOR5-Ii-o9. z425, Is,ee. Lt3.1o 1000. 100
ing Pottsyle Harrisburg only 1900. IS 90 D n
zF,rom Liberty Street cHy- sDally fDai!y. except
sunday. SSundays only. tPa-or only. llVia Ia
HlaqGa XSaturd7ys. aExceqt Saturdays.
Orcss: Liberty Ferry { Asrar
25l. 4S&. 1900. 1854 Broadway, Av. Sth
20 Union square West. 153 East I25th ST., 27S West
go $50 Fulton St. Brook1yn $50 Broadway WIiiisrs-
ppurg, New, York Transfer Co. calls for and chscks
w G BEsIER CM BURT
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
Ocean Steamers.

NORTM G[gRG0AN l@OYWz
Fast Express Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
kronprtnz Feb. p, T:30 AM K. Vim. Apr 1s Al
Kaiser Mar. T. 10 AM KroDprin5 May z . AN
lronprinz. Mar. q. AM Kaiser. May O. 10 AN
Kaiser Apr. f. 10 An Is. Wn- II. May To- ! FAl
TWin-screW Passenger Service.
TO BREMEN DIRECT.
tBarbarossa Feb % 10 AN Mar %, 10 AN
l{resau Feb. 2S, nOon sBarbarossa. Mar IS 10 AN
st<urfuerst Mar. g. II AM CasseI Apr: g. 10 Az
Brandenbrg. Mar Ii. 10 AM urfuerst Apr II, 10 An
SWil call at Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Mediterranean Service.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-GE
Irene Feb. Is II AMI SlIsekaF IS II AM
Weinar Feb rs II AN Irene Mar. q. II AN
Albert. Mar 4. II AM WeiInar l. IL AN
Luise; ; Mar H. II AN h. Albert Apr. 8 II AN
From Bremen Piers, Sd and 4th SITS. Hoboken
oELRICTIS & CO. NO. 3 BROADWAY. y Y.
Louis II. Meyer. As South Third St, Phila.