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Evening journal., 1905-10-17
BrideeviIIe
nnnial III md Evening Ionrnal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
Bridgeville. oct. 17-Thomas A.
Moore. OF Wilmington. is the guest OF
his mother. Mrs. Annie Moore.
Mrs.W. T. Sudler is spending some-
time in Philadelphia.
Paul Layfield. Of Easton, Md. spent
Sunday in town.
DR.. w. T. sudler spent Saturday in
Philadelphia.
Miss Victoria Longindyke, of Phila-
delphia is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Longindyke.
Manuel Hastings, of Frankford, is
spending sometime in town.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
TnHnsend
Special to The Evening journal

Special to The Evening Journal
Townsend. Oct. 16.-Archibald Fin
ley. Of Philadelphia. spent sunday at
his home here.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Jacobs and chill
dren. OF Mnlington. Nd spent Sunday
with Thomas Maloney and daughter,
Miss Ella Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore, nee
Bessie Phillips, Of near st. Georges,
spent Sunday with friends here.
The Misses Cassie and Hannah
Wright are visiting relatives and
friends in Camden, n. j.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
MAINS FOR NEWARK
They VIII Be Laid HrOm p, B. & W..
Station to the Town.
Special 10 The evening JournaL

Newark, Oct. 17.-Council held a
meeting last night to consider bids for
laying six inch water pipe from the
p, b. & w. station TO this town. There
were four bids as follows: H. A. Miller.
$3.50; Fritz and Partridge, SS47s.57;
George w. Bailey. s8345; L. b. Jacobs,
S4OS9.
Council considered the time in which
the bidders could finish the work. and
as Fritz and Partridge bonded to do the
work in forty days the contract was
awarded to them.
superintendent A. r. Spaid was here
yesterday making arrangements for
holding the Teachers Institute in the
Opera House early in November
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
ost Nsxt 70 Mr. Nsxt-HeI. Nss..
Death Of Alexander M. ooIdsboroush.

Death Of Alexander M. Goldsborouah.
Special 10 The Evening Journal
Middletown. Ost. 16-The funeral SER
vices OF Alexander Miller Goldsborough,
OF Philadelphia, were held in st. Anne's
Church on Saturday. at noon with the
Rev. w. J. Wilkie In charge. The pail
bearers were T. e. Hurn. Frank L. Tat
man. William Lockwood. Richard l.. Nau-
dain. Samuel Price and H. s Beaston.
Interment was made in Old St. Anne's
cemeteryfi near here.
Mr. Goldsborough was son Of Prof.
Alexander M. Goldsborough OF Philadel-
phia, and a grandson Of Rev Robert
Lloyd Goldsborough who was rector OF
Old ST. Annes fifty years ago. His mother
was Miss Letitia Lockwood, daughter Of
Richard Lockwood, Of this place.
He is survived by two sisters. Mrs. VII
liam sutton and Mrs Furman. Of Phila-
delphia
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
sALOoNKEEPER JOYCE DEAD
Died Suddenly Of Gastritis After a
Short illness.

After an illness Of but a few days,
Patrick Joyce. a saloonkeeper at the
northeast corner Of Fifth and Madison
streets. died suddenly at his home
shortly before 10 o'clock last night of
gastritis. He was taken sick on Satur-
day. and while confined to his bed, it
was not thought that his condition was
serious at any time and his sudden
death came as a great surprise.
No arrangements have as yet been
made for the funeral. The deceased IS
survived by his widow.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
Reed Martin

Mss Elizabeth Chandler Martin and
Rlchard Paul Reed win be married this
evening at the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph L. Martin. OF No.
1221 Washington street.
Mr.. Reed is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
'chibald S. Reed. Of No. 1924 Adams street
land a member Of the frm Of A. S. Reed
l& Brother Company OF this city.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
chanae in Teaeher,s Pay pay.

Hereafter teachers viii receive their
salary. checks from the city on the first
Thursday after the second Monday in
the month, instead OF on the day fol-
lowing the first Monday as heretofore.
City Treasurer Blaine will keep his
ofiice open until $50 o'clock in tho
evening on paydays for the accom-
mediation OF the teachers.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
WILL BUILD STONE HOUSE
Ford Morocco Company to Greatly In
crease Size Of Its Plant.

Building Inspector Connolly to-day
issued a permit TO John L. Healy to
build for the Ford Morocco Company,
a storehouse near its factory to cost
$4,000
The building viii occupy the lot be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets and
Greenhin avenue and Webb street.
Work on the structure will be started
at once and a large force of men will
be employed. Il is the intention of the
company to have the building as near
completion as possible before real cold
weather sets In.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
Win HoId Rummaae sale.

The managers Of the Sarah Ann
White Home win open their annual
rummage sale. Wednesday. November
Z. at the home. No. S22 French street
Donations for the sale are earnestly So
licited and win be called for if notice
he given to Mary +. Robinson, No.
S41 Orange street: +. b. Kruse No. 2O6
East Tenth street; William +. Gfin-
mage. ID. & A. phone 259D. or PASS Del
marvia. and John W. Bird, 1862 Del
marVia
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
eypsIes eoIna south.

A gypsy caravan, comprising seven
gaily decorated wagons, passed down
Market street at $50 o'clock this morn
ing and continued across Market street
bridge. They are on their way South
for the winter.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
CIDER BARREL MAY CAUSE DEATH
It Fell Upon a BridseviIle Farmer, In
Aicting Internal Injuries.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Bridgeville. oct. 17.-George Truitt,
tenant on the farm belonging to the es-
tate Of Philip Richards. met with prob
ably a fatal accident on Saturday while
helping to lift a barrel Of cider from
a wagon.
The board upon which he was rolling
the barrel broke, causing it to fall upon
him. He was seriously injured inter-
nally and was unconscious for some
time.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
SPORTS
FIvE-MAN BOWLING GAME
Right Handlers Win Two Out Of Three
From Southpaws.

There was a bowling contest on the
Academy alleys last night between two
crack teams. one composed of left hand
bowiers and the other right hand rollers.
The left-handed team lost its first game
BY one pin The losers took a brace in
the last game and won it by a good mar
gin. The scores;
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
st.oo-Visit Baltimore, Sunday, oeto;
Der 22nd-st0o Via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.

The popular route, b. & o. R. r., spe-
cial train of fine coaches will leave
Wilmington Delaware Avenue sta
tion) SUNDAY. October 22d. at $40 a. m.
Returning. leave Baltimore Camden
station) at $50 p. m; Mount Royal
Station at 6.35 p. m.
only one dollar for the round trip.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

seasonahle goods at Lynch's. The best
quality spices we can buy. Whole and
ground. Chester county cider vinegar. The
lightning fruit jars N.oo the dozen. Jelly
tumblers 22c the doz New Norway mack
erel, &c. Sc, 1Oc each. New Goldfish. &c..
1Oc, i2c the ID. D. W. Lynch corrsny.
Grooers. 4th and Madison, sth and King
sircnis
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
Fenwiek's IsIand Tr0IIey LIne.

Special % Tho EVenIng journal
Frankford, Oct. IA survey of the
proposed Fenwick Island trolley line
was made to-day The road viii con-
meet the island with Seaford and will
thus afford direct connection from the
resort TO Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
Get Next to Mr.. Next.
TOO LATE FoR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED-Young man. eighteen or
twenty who understands care Of
horses. Reference required Apply
this evening between $50 and Z o'clock.
i19 Tatnall st. Oct l1-2t.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Muir
ray, of Newark on Saturday and sun
lay.
The Wharf Rats" composed Of
young men residing in the Ninth ward.
viii give a supper on Friday evening
Ia the rooms Of the Brunswick Fife and
Drum Corps.
Miss Jane Booth, of Chester is visiting
in this city.
Marguerite Pennington is the guest of
relatives in Media.
Miss Katharine Murray. OF Baltimore.
Is the guest of friends in this city.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF Cen
tral Presbyterian Church will hold a So
cial in the Sunday School hall this even
ing at s O'Clock
The Newport Equal Suffrage Club will
hold its annual meeting at the home Of
Mrs Mary d. Green tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock
MISS Euld 1itttNti spent hHiitoy WIN
+ friends at Newark.
Miss Elizabeth Healy has been visit
. ing in New York for a few days.
Mrs. John p. Murray. Of Baltimore,
4 formerly Miss Martha Belyille. is visit
. ing her father in this city.
. Mrs. John Gee IS making an extended
trip TO Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Cam
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Dickerson en-
4 tertained a number Of friends last
Saturday night at their home. 6l2 Springer
street. A pleasant evening was enjoyed
Z by all after which refreshments were
served
William r. Wood of Guyencourt and
q I.eander smith and George Phillips Of
a this city. have left for an extended trir
4 West. via b. so. railroad They expect
4 TO visit some of the largest cities in the
i West, including San Francisco and Salt
8I.ake City. They Will see Yellowstone also
4 Walter H. Scott formerly a wel-known
n baritone of this city, but recently OF
8 philadelphia. has returned to this city
and again taken up his residence
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

Ostrich Feathers, Pom Pons and
side effects, all colors. SOC to-day.
$l.49. Hand Knit Ladies Sweat
ers, worth $3.50.
o9c. Our sl.00 Black Satine
Skirts.
1898 will buy Taffeta Silk I'm
derskirt SIS 90 value.
49c. Colored Satine Skirts in
green. blue, pink, red. 81 value.
25c. Long Outing Flannel Under
skirts. SOC value.
Sc. Outing Flannels. worth &c.
Great values in Lace Curtains,
75c. 81, $1.25. S1,50. $1.75. $500
a pair. Worth almost double these
low prices.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
Red Men % visit Newport.

SpeclaI 20 The EVenmg journal.
Newport. oct. 17-Saturday evening
marked a big jubilee in this town
among the Red Men. Washita Tribe.
No. SO. of Conshohocken. Pa, visited
Andastaka Tribe. No. IA. here and the
visitors were lavishly entertained. An
dastalxa tribe with over eighty mem
bers, and the visiting tribe with forty
four members assembled in council in
the Red Mems Hail. Great Senior
Sycamore Charles McIntire and other
officers greeted the visitors. The Con-
shohocken Red Men were entertained
over Sunday Andastal0a Tribe win
shortly return the visit.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

SOC. Full large size ready-made
sheets; no seams. 69c value.
10c Pillow Cases.
28c Bolster Cases.
s1.4o. Velvet Polo Hat, with wing
trimming; value. 81 so.
csc. 3 yards Long Couch Covers;
made of SOC a yard Oriental Tapes
try.
Sc a yard, Base Fringe, all colors
ACC. Knit Underskirts for Ladies.
6c. Outing Flannels. worth l0c.
Sc yard. Torchon Laces. worth
SC and i0c.
l5c. Irish Point Scarfs and Shams
25c value.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
Social and Personal Notes

Miss Carrie Adams. Of No 7O5 East
Ninth street, and Miss Irene Bradheld,
Df No. 917 Pine street, have returned
from a visit to New York.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
Naturalization Rapsrs eransed.

The judge sitting in the Superior
Court yesterday granted naturalization
papers 70 James G. Laslkaris and James
Il. Laskaris.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

Miss Mary e. Taylor visited Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Murray. of Newark, on
Saturday and Sunday.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald predicts that
in the Middle States and New England
today fair weather and slightly lower
temperature will prevail, with light and
fresh northwesterly TO westerly winds,
becoming variable in the interior and
followed by partial cloudiness on the
coasts. on Wednesday fair weather
will prevail. with slight temperature
changes and light variable winds. fol-
lowed by rain in the lake region, and
on Thursday fair TO partly overcast
and slightly warmer weather.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

SOC yard, Changeable and Plain
Colors Taffeta Silks. 75c value.
6oc. Special value and very
good assortment of colors in 81
Lambskin Glove.
CSC. Six-piece Hand-painted
Toilet Set.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

What is It that draws. but is not a
magnet? Mcmahon Bros. Co. Acorn
and Beaver Stoves at wholesale prices.
And from the appearance of the
crowds that are buying them, we must
have the right goods at the hight
prices.
Buying in carload lots direct from the
foundry keeps us In the position to
save you the jobbers' profits, that
means a saving 10 you of 25 cents on
every dollar. Mcmahon Brothers Co.,
Fifth and King streets.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

frankie Howe and Harry Decker in
a ten round go for the wind-up at
Casino tonight. Weight, at 6 p. m,
116 pounds.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
Will Be Held at the Horse Show Park
on Thursday.

AS the Lima Hunt Club meet will be
held at the Horse show Park on Saturday
it has been decided 10 hold the regular
matinee races on Thursday. The events
scheduled follow:
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

4sc yard. All colors and black
75c Velvets.
69c. Warranted for one year
Alarm Clocks, double alarm, rings
IS minutes. can stop ringing at
once. Our price 81, others So.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

Miss Lena NJ Murray visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Muir
ray. of Newark, on Saturday and sun
lay.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

frankie Howe and Harry Decker in
ten round 90 for the wind-up at
Casino tonight. Weight, at 6 p. M,
1l6 pounds
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

Get Next to Mr.. Next.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

The Wharf Rats" composed Of
goung men residing in the Ninth ward.
viii give a supper on Friday evening
10 the rooms Of the Brunswick Fife and
Drum Corps.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17
MATINEE RACES

ost Nsst % Mr. Nsst-AeIs Nest.
Evening journal., 1905-10-17

sss-3 * 3 a,yo,as ~
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
fpv Telegraph TO The Tribune.l ]

rr2,r Tele
o,,...oo Nov 2-The wheat market was ioi Inc
o~+ Arrn to-day but had number OF sol.
- 1rbict, were taken advantage OF py the puii
tt,sen+ to add TO previous purchases Near inc
80 caroe from Kansas City concerning 'ne
~ .a demand for the cash offerings at &c az
80. an the previous days price for the pettef
grades ,.v.. ,or r1ecernber
- a. for Nav Corn closed firm FOR Decenlpei
:. 81 oavance and strong for May ut 3s112c ili-
O. oats after easiness for time IN the
po.oo, b.carne strong and closed at from 4@c 10
80 Lt,sr for the day. Provisions were somewhat
,.,,Ior without much change either up OF GOWN
.I+bo,eh Liverpool quotations were lower TINS
art,g wheat opened at from kc TO sc improve
e,r on the closing figures OF the previous Gay
-,at,+s in the Northwest were smaller than iast
- ora also less than those of the same day OF
" ,,asr before Even Winnipeg had smaller
'il1 - cars to-day than last year. Chicago re-
-. :, wheat $50 cars, compared with %
year ago -. A.. .a,. a. .hs
rrhare mas great deal Of wheat for SAFE az the
,.r ADVANCE and the pressure OF the olferlhss
.s,7ad until slc had been clipped of the high
a.as ar the opening. Trade was on falrly Nd
20, ..1a during the decline. and, as usual saien-
-. -. ,ba credit as the source Of many OF the
-, eaI,i,. order The bear contingent now
- ,vsa nv no means idle. and they gave less H.
s,at,or a, being afraid of a manipulated advance
,,ne mat selling short at around s0c was a dif-
ferent proposition from doing the same at soc De-
ccnber sold from ss7sc to 5sssc. closing at sAc to
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
STOCK ON HAND.
1NTTNE and RoSIN-Noth-
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeV-Yorls November ?, 1905.
hs4 for Tridays trade. Feeling Steady for
request at 51 csc per b for native sides Liverpool and
London cattle markets slow and unchanged. No ship
merr9w, CAfVEs0Reeeipts were $50 head. inclading
with the stale calves, 5i0 on sale Veais in
wand and SO cT R snS held
9 eese ye2s sold at - 9e$S & 90 10 B C o & r. foz c at
7G1Ec country dressed and 47c for
salessH. H Hollis: SO veals. 161 ii average at IS 80
Mullen Il veas s y 1 i n at ST so; do 1SS
10 sorse a5 90 o. l. s pIen6ack vesis 1s7 H. at IS 5o
" R Hume: 10 veais. 1872 rD at IS; do. 14o n. at
s Judd 6 Co. 81 veas rp IS 25; do. ITO II.
SLEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were Is cars or s1s3
market making with stale stock 221h sale
sndsp and prime se' stock du ana l6gl5o s5oa5
sold at s. 9so % per ! o5 @ nj eu anas. and snE BE m Sc @
$50 IS Dressed slow at 7G10c per n; dressed
iAsas saIss1w al r Hume State lambs 65 rs
~ loa e d9 o. g 30 n sat- at 50 @ 5G 21s q r Penn 0f
S 90 PennsyUana ad sheep t1s e. fe at $'' q State do
Oh M at s s. is - s@n @n " zoo Vermont lambs OF 10 at ST.
@ aPe sa ses sa1 sa @ ss s s. s. at So S.
1e canada do % r. at s. rs & 81 state e, DO Do g. 70 at
Kerns Commission Company: 4os Canada lambs. IS H.
ss ss ssa. 9es sass ' 20 s e. "a at s. 4 ..
Il Des99ek n 81 ST. stats ss 'qnbs N at g. g. St St
State s. s sseep s. qo s. s 10 b. at s.
obaa9 80 bead 6r a 90 eas Nc
at sGshc per ID light weight 77.G7Ao for medium
A"e Sales al If iat5 yesttrday)-J' G. Curtis Som Il
27S n IS 80; roughs. 2s4 n $3.50; bOsFs. sso
f0T5 Tobin 'GS Shannon: 81 m n "a state hogs 100 n
roa soao soo s. at 81 60 g. stag h9a 80 n I
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov r-CATTLE-Receipts. 1900 head;
market for best others weak steers s26 Sc 80: stock
and feeders, s. 25 81; 81 so a
81 bulls SO 353s4 hefers So 80 So so: calves 81 s5
&C 81 HOGS-Receipts %. 900 head: market steady to
higher shipping and s5 q s5 rs mixed
and heavy, packing 81 80 So 05: light 81 so IS Il
pigs and roughs s2Gs4 50. SHEEP-Receipts. 5000
head market stronger: sheep. s2Qss 5O lambs So 20
@ ST So
Cincinnati Nov z-Hocs active; butchers and ship
pers, IS lS common, sag 25. CATTLE slow; fair to
good shippers, 81 81 75; common, S22s2 20 SHEEP
steady. s3 q 81 go: lambs steady. s56f 81 so.
East Buffalo, Nov 2-CATTLE-RsceiPts, 1900 head
market fairly sctvs for good dull for prime
steers, IS sec IS 49, shipping s. IS q s5 25 butchers
st@s4 IS hsifsrs. .3 25@ 81 2S cows 81 5og 50 90;
bulls So 25a q So s5. VEALS-Receipts, 500 head mar
ket slow and 25c lower .55ogss2 HoGs-Re-
ceipts. 5f0e head: market fairly active and strong
heavy and mixed s5 2eas5 90 Workers and pigs s5 10
s. 90: roughs. 81 25 81 so: stays SO 25 So daires
and grassers s59s5 To- SHEEP AND LAMBs-Re,
ceipts, 5000 head sheep active and steady lambs dull
and 1oc lower: lambs. 8 1913 q: yearnngs, ss9
mixed Sc q s. rs; Canada lambs s6 1896 So
City Nov. 2--CATTLE-Receipts. IL. 600 head.
including Southerns steady shade lower
export dressed beef steers ss6 fair good
T5s5; 81 s03S4 co. stockers and feed
So 4afs4 20; Southern 81 401S4: Southern
COWS 81 75Gsa To- 81 SGS3 30 native heif
50ds4 10: S2eFs3 calves, 81 50fs6 HOGS
Receipts IL 900 market to &c higher top
x5 hulk of sales 81 SIs 1x5; heavy 81 SoS5 paekerH
s4 a0Ss5: pigs ana lights 81 7oGss e2ia- sHEEP-Hs-
eepts 5h00 head market bff1Oc higher; native isrbs
IS os7 T5 Western lambs SIS 5eGST T5: ewes and year
81 25dS6 Western clipced ysKrl!ncA s54se West
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
aalc Nav closed at sO2sc after selling an low a.
t.i.- 70

s9slc. May closed at sO7sc after selling low n
ssssc to Ssa.c, and high Slasc to S0lzc-
Trade In corn was rather quiet. with a strong
tone at the opening. which later changed TEN
porariIy to weakness when wheat gave signs Of
heaviness The highest for December was 46c, the
lowest sic The close Sac to ACC. May closed
at the top, 4s1zc. after selling as low as sc.
The opening of the oats market saw prices =
shade hrrner active demand. but with the
lover tendency that developed In other grains
selling was in evidence and prices had a temporary
setback December sold from 29sc TO 20isc to soxc.
closing at the latter price. May closed at the top
price sz%c The lowest 32lsc TO 32Ac
Provisions neglected after the first hour
and prices were lower despite the strength IN tho
hog market and grains. 1t practically
one man market. Prices at the start were bid
I'D by locals but the Cudahy Packing Company
started selling lard and ribs and before many min
utes had elapsed prices forced to loves
level.
The monthly stocks OF provisions did show
large a decrease expected but this did not
affect the market. they about the same As
a year ago. The oldest stocks of lard decreased
81. .ses tierces last month. January pork sold from
81 52ls of TO SO 10 and reacted TO s2A5js January
lard sold from Sc 50 off to s. 77la TO Sc So jan
uary ribs sold from s. 52ls off TO s. So Hog re-
ceipts were 22,ooo head and prices at the yards
were 90 higher.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, November > 1905
CoFFEE-The coffee market moderately active and
esosoy hrrner bullish private cables from Brazil
ane opening was unchanged to points higher and the
lasrket closed steady at advance of lOl5 points
hses were reported Of about s5 750 bags Including
switches from December the months The buls6
aRs referred TO from Bra zi shape Of cable
nom Prado Chsvis & Co predicting higher prices on
ground that the coming crop promising
Foaey owing to the need Of moisture Otherwise there
vas little OF announcement in the Being holiday
"a Brazil On Wednesday, there cables from the
primary markets. and the European markets reported
aule change. Hamburg opened 4 pfg higher but lost
ne gam while EevTe. after reporting decline
franc recovered the loss. The stock of Havre
reported 21tG00 bags kinds against 23 900
a. She same time last month. q about
Ihi'ooo oaEs for the month II is estimated
worlds warehouse deliveries for the October
nay reach 900 bags but it is still exT that the
worlds visible supply statement for November when
a,eIaole; viii show increase considerably excess
q that during October last year The market spot
lee was steady, with quotations the
The OF prices local market to-day
vas follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
READING SYSTEM
NEW Jersey CENTRAL R. r.
) West ssd ST.. n. r.
a H. RAa. c. ~ \
STATIONS:

STATIONS: Foot Liberty ST.. n. n
Time shown below rs from Liberty st. West 38d st.
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted by designating
marks.
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NAUCR
cHuNK--z..oO C7.15 Eason, 9:io A. ~ 10 40.
100 p. NJ
wII.hEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-e1o A. NJ. LA 500
z. NJ. Sundays. z4S0 A. NJ. 500 P. NJ.
LAKEWOOD LAkEHURST. TONS RIVER AND BAR
NEGAT-z400. e.40 A. NJ. l.3o. 500 (LAkswood snd
Lakehurst. k3.40. c4.l5) 4. NJ Sundays. $50 A n
ATLANTIC CITY--9.40 A. M. kf5- 40 P. NJ
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASfIOFE POINTs-zAo4
$50 1130 A NJ, xe12-40 xl2O, g44o. a5 10 30 hSs
t120f. Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 300 A. n. &oo
Atlantic HLDs. sEABRIGHT, MONMOUTH BcH-.
EAST LONG BRANCfI-z400, 1880. $50. IL so A NJ.
40. k3.45 a.S0. $50. 6 80 P. NJ. Sundays eco A NJ,
PHfTADELPHIA-!.z4 30. m!.oo ns.o9 'so MFG o. %.
co A. NJ m"12 90. m1oo, .2oo. 300. - 90 a'ooo
m'6.Oo ZOO t7s0. 500 $40 30 P. NJ, j'12 IS mdt
m 90, 90. se.00 TOO. '12 15
READING HARRISBURG. POTTsvILLH AND WILL
IAMsPoRT-- lz4oo. "a 80: $500 1910, 1ooo, 1ioo
A. NJ. Reading only. 100, III 90 t20o P 81. Rsad-
ing Pottsvile Harrisburg only. t4oo 800. ISo p M
'baiy, tPaiy except srnaay ssandasy. tR95lor n
From Tventy-third street-b5. 20 P. NJ c3.s0 p. M.
e12 20 p NJ. "a so p. M. III so P. NJ, k320 P. NJ
Offices: Liberty St, West 23d ST.. AstOr House. POI
4s4 1900 Broadway 1s2 9Th Ave. PSI 9Th Ave, IS
Union square 279s Sd Ave. 2T9 West 18th St. PAS
Brookiyn: 400 broadway Williamsburg New
Ter Co. calls for and checks baggage 10 destination
w. c.. BESLFR. C. NJ BURT,
vIce-Pres & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 2.-Closing: WHEAT-Spot firm; No
red Western winter 6s I'd futures quiet: December
Is i5sd; March IS I'd: May 5s IA. CoRN-spot
As 55sd: March, As 4hd. PEAs-Canadian. no stock.
FLoUR-St Louis fancy winter steady, 9s Cd HOPS
in London Pacific COAST easy. f2gt3 BEEF quiet:
extra India mess rs Cd. PoRK-Prime mess Western
7ns nominal HAMS-Short cut. IA to 16 ~ steady as
BACON steady; Cumberland cut. 2s to so ~ ASS Cd;
short rib. 16 to "a n. 5s; long clear middies light
2s to % n 4es ed long clear middes heavy s5 80 H.
49s; short clear backs 16 20 H. 45s Cd;
Il to 1s N. ATS. sHOuLDERS-Square. to 13 70,
steady. 82s Cd. LARD quiet prime Western terces
36s cd: American refined In pals 3es RUTHERFORD
United States SIS nominal CHEESE firm; American
finest white 55s Cd American finest colored
LOw-Prme city firm. 2ss TURPENTINE-spri
steady, 51s. ROSIN-CoTnrnon firm. los PETROLEUM
Refined firm. 7Ad. LINsEED OIL firm. lss Cd.