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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22
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lpalS. - 81 q go
Wilton Isackaye next season S !; VI
have a report ire consis sling d The
PITT Trilby. 81 llars of Society,".
ana his own play Y v .la sls Jean 8,
An English actress named Mile,
Blanchard is TO appear in Baltimore
in vaudeville in q dramatic sketch:
called Zelda" and will also give the
sleep-walking scene from Macbeth.
5t Richard Mansfield said lately in an
Interview that he did not, believe he
would ever return to the policy Of
giving one play for the entire season.
as he thought a repertoire more in.
teresting. 4, S7lslltS t55
Miss Adelaide Klein will open her
stock season in Harlem with "Ca.
mille." and will follow this with
Heartsease." 1t will be the first
time that Henry Miller. who owns
the latter play, has consented to its
production In NewtsYork by another
company than his own. Mr.. Alsop,
who has been engaged as her leading
man, WHIP play Eric Temple. n
To save the option Of the dramatic
rights of In Bishops Carriage"
the Liebler Company will have the
play performed by stock company
at Worcester, under the management
of Messrs. Walter Bradford and
Robert Hunter, performance by a
certain date being recruitment Of
the option. Charming Pollock is at
work on the play. The performance
will be about the middle Of June.
Miss Elsie De Wolfe has decided
to leave the stage and go into the
business Of interior decoration and
tile buying Of valuable art articles for
customers. She already has some
important contracts and is going to
Paris TO make her selection. The
decoration Of new woman's club in
New York, which is to be very cost.
ly, has been put into her hands.
la When j. E. Dodson, who has head.
ed his own company and is consid.
cred one Of the finest character ac-
tors in the land, accepted the role Of
Diggory in the Liebler Company's
all.star production of "She Stops to
Conquer he surprised his friends
and admirers in New York until
they attended performance Of the
famous Goldsmith comedy. Then
they saw that Mr.. Dodson had made
the lout, Diggory, one Of the most
prominent and memorable characters
in the production, though he is on
the stage not ten minutes altogether.
He was one Of the distinct hits Of the
metropolitan performance. He did
this without unduly pushing Diggory
forward, but merely by bringing out
the inherent humor Of the part-a
quality always present in the play,
but not always brought out by
those portraying the role. The per.
formance is another proof Of Mr..
Dodson's versatility.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22
VERY Low RATES
To the Society Of the Army Of West
Virginia, Morsantown, W. Va,
"a May 3o-31, via Baltimore
and Ohio r. r. @

Excursion tickets will be sold from
all stations in West Virginia to Nor.
gantown and return, May 80 and 81,
good returning until June LIST, at one
fare and a third for the round trip;
minimum rate so cents. q
Call on ticket agents for details.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22

Marguerite Clark, who is playing
the role of the Crown Prince in
Wang" has received an offer to
]; star her next season. *, (
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22

as well ISLANDS, liquors, sugar and
many minor things.
The slso,ooo,ooo American invest,
ment in japanese bonds is quite safe.
and Japan can, aud will, pay her bond
interest promptly.
WALTER ]. BALLARD. &
Schenectady, May Is. al5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22

Maclyn Arbuckle will probably
play the leading part in George AIDES
new play, 1.-THE Bad Samaritan"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22

Mabel Barrison will have lead.
ing role in "The Land Of Nod" in
Chicago. William Norris and Valerie
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22

4. Miss Laura Burt is 10 enter vaude.
Vile in a comedy called stop Theft"
written for her by Edmund Day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22

a. 8. ~ AZ 81 ~ AN - d
NOTES NlTABL.ES
4 Rider Isii ggard tie Ensli novel.
tst ftrayele about 800 mites In lis
, tour this country wing To ind land
for for; o'lonie sofs 5Engli shmen.
Count Won Lewe thatipt |, a. Swsdls..,
ln1so'blea:ans has set UP as d prafessiops
a maszeur. He frequent the b,st
society land Us nov sending circaiars
teal his friends asking their patton
age. He emigrateds Id America d year
ago under an assumed name, and
supported d himself Jas slant 10
masseur.
Colonel w. {. Greene the Gopher:
King, has planned Admitting trip into
slrs SwllldsS OF Old Mexico Which. Itsis
said, viii eclipse any thing of The Hind
that has ever been attempted. Many
prominent men have been invited TO
accompany him, Including VICE Esssi.
dent Fairbanks.
Word comes from Paris that John
K. Gowdy, American Consul General
at the French capital, SisShappy iii sthe
thought of returning To his Indiann
home next faIl. Mr. GoWdy Al SHOW.
.ng signs of asesbptE ne eontin uss sef
active and enthusiast e Iii. The affairs
of4his office. Hes has mustered cor. 5
siderable Of the Frenct laagpage dun.
ing his Years I'M ] Paris ana he speaks
II fairly well, ssSsssS
DR. Richard Strauss ls probably The
richest composer IN Europe tte sold
the publishing rights of one oE his
works for $3.50 ana every tine il
Is performed no receives d royalty.
but when he conduct q concert Of his
own VI \ compositions he generally Sore.
goes 3tlEeSroya ltles due and Saeeepta III.
stead an honorarluni OF $500, The
largest fee, yet paid to IL composer toss
directing the rendering ot iis own
works, Nh
4 wonderful Old lady is die Dow.
ager Empress sof China she rs d pic.
ture v yigor, with piereing hiacs syes,
Jet black halr,sand bret little hands.
whose nails. several inches long; arS :
protected By golden shields Ike elon.
gated 4 1tthtilnbles: S1ssi an AS worry ysin
Of these hands; which accordins to
Chinese notions. are extremely beau.
tiful, and she sisS equally proud OF hof
long half, which she rtssin front and
brushes over Ter ears stanehu fash
Ion: III tt.$,llnnsr she eats with gold
chop y \! tal much ana smokes
llttle 53ss \ I "A III
4 ONLY On = !, s1,ooS 10 mo eANTowN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22
GOSSIP OF THE STAGE.

u William Gillette will spend his
summer vacation in LIS houseboat.
Blanche Walsh has closed her sea-
son in her successful play, 1.-THE
Woman in the Case
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22

q Grand spectacular military comic
opera, "When Johnny Comes March.
Ing Home Grand Opera House,
Monday, May 2eth. Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22

An English actress named Mile,
Blanchard Is to appear In Baltimore
in vaudeville in e dramatic sketch.
called Zelda" and will also give the
sleep,walking scene from Macbeth
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-22
The Average Man.

From the New Yorls GlolG!!
he average. llAn Nears The aYe-agi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
e VOLOAN
DE-
Jos& HoHzaleE Serrano

psrfuusria, aendros do purto,
''Qainoaila, fsrrsasffa cfistGertAs efsc.
ton de sscrtsoric , oSisscs Do aovedad
" fantaaiA Ri estAblecimiento Eque
mas barsto vsnds 60
oAGUAs, Plaza Prfasipai, p. Ri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
Anunciio De subasta

Distrito do caminos do San Juan. Jun
to dc Iuspectorss dc caminos.
Oaclna del Iugenisro del Dlstrito.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Agosto 81 do
1906.
Proposiciorss en- pliego csrrado
para 10 adiudicaoion en- pdbllca ~.
basta de las obras de construction do
laexplanaci6n para un srozo do On.
mino vecinal BAyam6n Comerfo, con
,2t kil6mstroa do longitud, comprendi-
do entire el kIl6mstro IL de 10 csrrete.
ra ndmero 8 vel paso del rio do 10
Plata; para otro trozo del mismo O..
no con 81 kil6metros de longisud, com.
prendido entire 81 psso del rio do Ia
Plata y la quebrads Candida; y para
IN troSo del camino Corozal Morovis
con s kll6mstros de longttud & partir
del Corozal, sc sdmisiran en- ests ofci-
na hasta las 10 AN. del die 81 de
sstiembre do 1875, on que 90 abrir6n
pdblicamente.
FL presupussto para las obras del
camino Comsrio 81 de $4,000 para
el primer .rozo y $4,000 90 para el 90.
gundo el del canine Corossl
| 81, 10000,
Todos los dstos neoesarios &c su.
ministrar&n en- esta o6cinA donde se
encuentran dc manifesto los dosu.
mertos que han de rtglr en- Ia contra.
ia y podran reeojer los licitsdores los
modsloa de proposiCiones cue han de
presentSr,
La administrator ss reserva sl
dsrecho de rechazar cua' quiera 8 to.
das las proposieionss.
a. Mn y AorHnes.
Ingeniero del Distrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-05
Felipe Cuchi Y lIoau
Cayetano Coll y Cuchi
1BOGADOS Y NOTARl0S

Sc garantlzs la inscription de los
documentos que Sc otorguen. Gesti6n
de ssuntos ante las Cortes Insu' ares'y
Federal y Departamentos. Sc hacen
cargo de apelaciones ante ell Supreme
de las Cortes de Distrito de la Isla.
Telefono 1853. Cruz no 5, altos, Apar.
tado 694.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

81 light supply as yet We quote; QUAIL Prize, aias, pr @
Ssn' qeBs9SK e ssF so8s Bslr 70
sHrIish per s. 75qs % {sS S hSss5 Leg o Grass
s. SSie @ pi99 rail- 56dasi SIaf T 7se Pr
90 Maa2 asSng teal 5ssoS ss' and comnon
5ao5 Tss soqS a9 hudg daonfa sadfs fresh @
sSnned S9 per h. 2la25c 10 skin 1sa2oc DO Wh0e
P6TRgoEs AND vEGET Receipts for fts nYe
day. 6bs Pots9s ns 5 a0 cases onions Irish potatoes
bags PirI ained 4d under moderate supplies and
strong country adyices but trade slow sweet poag9e noe
Onions 6aie Tnfe sead for Choice Cabbage
@ in gg91 oe dem1na zpanta Then anSs haS steadg
15gfy i5sh bs6e B2S5 and ma beans show Quality and
Mnshooms plentiful and a1tv 2T and pees re
uar String beans higher fer 6es g'aes se s' spinaSh
more nS s'oT pisntifa and R messing tomatoes @ s6s @
PoTHToEs Maine Eastern bag 3 81 lag 5
p; do Long Island IN bulk per lo o m 81 ik per $50
R R g gaE s5 g iSss e. 80 per 6 @ @ &: Jersey
= 5 rsh per l6slb 81 15s2 25 do sieman ai
I & 5ss aS Pc Per sSfEE S6 + 2S 45 do s.s
sE B 6saSbg fRFoH pr 100 Ps banones eSs
per per o6sb 6 Sgsl ssa @ er do tom aos DO
ish Si6GsS domestic sl2qSi4 DC Fiat ia y D" bb
ss So 5st g Sa2E snI asP 5nIis q
RsE 5d Dbl cc & S2STz es 'ns Ing 1sand per do
E b6 basRe asJ @ dozen sass hsr
lo@4oc Jersey oas5e' EGGPLAsASa5ss SdI sSas TETTUcE
Norfolk, a
25a65c do Boston per dozen 1oqI5e; LIMA do
nat S1@S so potato bag, Sl4Sl 20; 40 es' n
81 35 MUSHROOMS. per n i0g3Oe: oNiG InN 81 75Gs
81 2 do red 81 0Qs2 Lond Island Jersey ana pH X
vena yellow per bb 81 509S2; do red - S7Si so
DO per double head hb 81 25a$2 state yellow per @ e9
bag 5oa$2 %; do Orange County yeiio@ per vbite
per basket 75cQs 25 do small white Pckes per per ar 11
SoTs4 do per = Dbl basket 81 50GS2 Floride per car
s BsI 51sSe4 q Ssa & g 81 M 5sSfy fBf PfI @
sugar, Dbl s1@S 1sTSe o 5e dc per pPKNs TsSafI
e0c; PARSNIPS per bbI 81 50gs1 70; PEAS Nirge1a
per 4 S1Gs1 5 do Florida per BASKET Sig
BEANS Norfolk and North Carolina. per basket loe@
81; do Charleston wax per Basket 15edS 20 60 s,egl
i5cdS 50 and Florida. 5Ocqs1 DO
Norfolk per bbl 75cQ$1; do Baltimore. 5oqI2c
Hubbard bbl !5e9sl DO @ marcy BAR @ sforna Tg per
fiat box. $2as2 75; do hothouss per ~ 5gl0c 4
BAGA 75a9oc; do white. 5o975c: WATERCRESs' per
100 lunches $14S1 30. ,r, .,..- o,,s+o,
of to-day and in Tuesdays election a1als
o well as much other prol-
uce Prices hold their closing rates OF ls Week
naT4 Of this week Receipts November and were
in BUYERS favor We quote: Prime large baies per ioo
10 S5c; No do, S0GS212c; No do, I0arioc 10 90
6Od65c shipping 556572e No clover mixed 62a96oc
No do 5G66Cc: clover Clean 6o621ac al cioVeTs ais
in poor assortment. STRAWstaady at tOGLoc or long
rye with fair supply. Receipts of hay and straw In
tons reported Produce Exchange at noon todaS
Hudson River Railroad, 40; West Shore, So Erie 4oo
150: Delaware Lackawanna ana western
20. Iehgh Valley 100: Baltimore and ono 9o; OhtaI!o
12o canal 1s4; total 404 tons Receipts Oh straw
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

quoted Mess 50 JOa$1o 50 family 81 3SSst- 90 So'
BANS quiet quoted. $2Ia$22 80. DRESSED HOES ~ Is
H. se pgs ,isS our MEATS Picked bellies
quiet. quoted: Smoking, 10lac; III 10, 9t2c u ~ &C.
"A 10 sac; picked shoulders noTninel gG9ted T ov
steady quoted: City 4sc country, 4Fs44 &c La
steady quoted: Chicago prime steam, 81 39as 10 Mo
lsc refined lard steady; quoted; south AmeTlyad > %
Continent 81 I0 Brazil kegs 50 50; eompprd m h' IN
14c; city lard stearine. 1l2mIe+c: 60,
RIcE-Trading quite good locally, ana az south
points with full prices quoted and some hoioels ASK
ing higher owing the limited assorments oIlea
kinds Taage, New-0rieans. teiegraphs LoGls-
crop movement to date: Receipts, rough, o9Ou9o
sacks. against 93,636 sacks last year saeS eie1nta
cts year ago; demand active. Ta.mage ChsflesIon Cs
teegraphs Carolina crop movement TO date; Receipts
Domestic ordinary, ga as Sc; fair 70 Sood
3z935se: prime TO choice 4a4sc; head 4!sG6ci faia
5z45%e Japan foreign. nominal; do domestic 5 a54e
Java. 4izG4&c; Rangoon. in bond. ga 821zc. rs,
SJGAE-Irading in refined was moderate With
prices unchanged and fairly steady with the selling
basis 4A0c for gTanulated Prices quoted are heL les
rer cent for cash: Cut loaf and crushed b3gc mou.d
A 495c; cubes, 4sjc; xxx powdered, 4l9c' -poM,-
dered coarse powdered and fruit powdered 4'oc Eagle
fine granuated. 4-7oc; Eagle n catons 10 Lags anu
b bags of fine granulaed 4.I5c; Eagle fine OF
No l, 4.25c: Nos and 3. 420c No 4l0c 10 ..
No G. 4c; No 3.S3c No s. 5000; No 8. 3e9c; NO ~
3S0c No H. 35c; No H. 37Cc; Nos 1S IA and 10 100,
Some shipments of sugars have been taken Tor Boston a
Canada for account price equal to bore Dasls o0
test duty paid, and this better tone to the local
which 3zc 90 test centrifugal
2sc SO muscovado 24sc for 50 test moasse
The sales in question included the loilo"Is
cargo $3.50 tons Java sold TO the Revere
100 tons Demerara. centrifugal for prompt SNIP
ment via New-York for Canada, at 1isc cost and
bags direct shipment to United Kingdom rs test at
IS f2d cost insurance and freight ana 80 rest al 30 w.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. 6-CATTLE-Receipts %, ,G00 head mar
ket steady to lower: prime So 1S6 10;
cows 50 I5q$4 bulls S2Q$4 25 stockeTs and feeders
50 l5IS4 % calves S2q$7 %; prime heifers "a 5ofo
OGS-Recepts, 49, 600 head; market steady to strong
choice 10 prime heavy So 1oqS5 10; medium to good
good to choice heavy $4 98s5 05 packing. 81 304
S. sHEEP-Receips 40 900 head market steady; sheep
Cincinnati. Nov G--HOGS active butchers and ship
pers' IS 1895 20; S4d$J. CATTLE dali: fair
10 good shippers So 90GS4 so; common, - S2gS2 %
SHEEP easy $39S4 lambs steady at Sc 5Op$I 80
East Buffalo. Nov. .6.-cATrLE-Receipts 500 head head
S. 4OilS5 49, shipping 81 1885 %; butchers 81 5qS4 70
beifers sSaS4 2a cows 81 259$3 So: bulls 81 25Qs4:
stockers and feeders 81 59S4; stock heifers q 25g
So So: fresh springers steady at S2oq$e2
VEAL S-Recepts, 200 head; active, 25c higher 80 80
Shade lower: heavy So 10Qs5 49, mixed s5gs5 05 York
ers 95Gs5 %; pigs S5q$5 %; roughs, 81 10qS1 20
stays SO 25G$3 10; dairies and grassers. 81 Ioaso
SHEEP AND L.AMBS-Recepts. 160o0 head: active;
earrings S6g$G % S5 50QS5 10: ewes S5 .
as5 50 sheep mixed. 50 50q$5 a. Canada lambs $40
- tt9nsas CITY Nov 6-C'ATTIE-R Receipts head
Including COO Southerns; market steady shade lower
dressed beef steers 81 50qS0; fair 10
good So 1888 Western steers 81 S0qS4 40 stockers
and feeders 81 40q$4 Southern steers, SO 5oIS4
Southern cows. 81 75G$2 20: native cows 81 !5qS3
rstive hecrs So 5oS5: bulls. $2QS3; calves 81 25S6
ICS-Receipts head market strong bulk Of sales
"a So9s5 075: heavy 81 95ds5: packers 81 9e$5 pigs
rf Tehts 81 5OdS4 9T12 SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head
P-srker steady; native lambs. 50 T5GS7 40: Western
s5 I5Gs7 49, and yeariings. 81 509t$6: Western
nd earIngs So J0gI$6; Western clipped sheep 81 80
az "a; stockers and feeders. So 904$4 %
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW--Iork November 6, 1905.
C0FFEE-The coffee market was very quiet, sales for
the day being estimated only $4,000 bags The tone
steady unchanged prices decline of
points closed steady the initial
basis The besrish statistical news and estimates
of Saturday seemed be offset market
factor the steady showing of the European markets
the coming The weather in Brazil continues dry.
while cables claimed rain be badly needed.
and private reports received claiming that the
justification from the abnorma early Towering of last
July has not been satisfactory The outlook in this re
spet 70 be bush enough 10 check the formation
Of besrish the less favorable statistical
lock claimed by parties while does
be strong enough 10 attract much fresh demand and the
result is apparently evening market. with fresh
operations either side light Of the European markets
Havre about Z "a franc higher, and Hamburg
14Gi5 pig higher. The primary without much
feature. declined 30 res but Rio remained
changed receipts indicated by the November
mate were stil shade over last years figures The
two ports had 650oe bags against 44.o10 last year and
the Jundahy reported $1,000 bags against 2GO0 last
Warehouse deliveries the week under those
of year 1885 bags. all United
States ports for the week against f43247 last
The market Epot coffee steady. with quota
S5.c Sssc Rio No Z. The total
S526 bags against 1888 last week and 1872
last Of the former NeYork repoTtd 90 $50
bags Santos receipts for the week 1s2 600 bags
against 217o last week and 900 last Receipts
aggregated 10000 12000
5000 year Rio 56O bags
the United States during the week and So 600
Santos cearsnoes 600 bags Europe Receipts
al Bahia for the week 5000 bags; stock 10 900
bags: clearances to the United States $500 bags
Germany, 1890 bags and to the Of Europe. 23oo
bags.
The range prices to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
Reoeipts at the ports interior points to-day com
nared with the same day last week and last year

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables:
500; American, 5000: receipts 60oo American MD
points higher Closed irregular Of IS
Dccem oerJanuarv & I5d. Iannsry eb,sr, g osi ITeb
TqaryMareh lld March-April, i3d: ApIil-May 6l4d
Manchester reported business in yarns and cloths
afiis6d bR sy md sss hsF an Prfs 9sed es flour . there was
na fair ads in spring patents otherwise sales light
unchanged Spring patents - s5a5 CO. winter straghts
IS 650s4: extra No winter S Iod$s 25: extra No
wn5er Sdn Z S ssa fS 10 o RYE p FLOUR rm % eqGsd o fair to
NEAL barely s!asSy quoted KIN dried s. 1oasa IL
yeloT, 81 39s1 50: coarse 81 leGsi FEED
s17 To- standard midding si 10 -four DO $40 10 red
6of S0E 81 60 al 80 sss dn SIT m o BFsa M 90
sS s s 'oaS24 h1miny sa shop 81 ooqSl 20 bulk
sash Rsa @poTtaa SSg feature about to-
dags wheat market was the break OF a4d to I'D at
were for Russia and tie Danubian points It's effect upon
in the day. with December at NewYork leading on &C
count Of qudston OF one or two important long & inter
sss est There was no % material imp IN IN the tine We
succeeded in running few shorts cover, and the
market left off fairly steady although still asG to &c
3S6ooo eco bushels mainly at Canadian points against hn
was suspicion that Wall Street houses sold
a5a the the best aqy p, ct oa hs that
commission Interior receipts were 1605oo0
and sesboard clearancos included 5000 barrels -four
and iss coo bushels Of wheat The Contnenta arkef
hrner with the exception Of Paris which closed to 10
points lower, Berlin Il higher and Buda
up points The weather in Western States was gen
orally favorable for winter wheat. but cut little hgure
in view of the importance attached to foreign news.
No red the close quoted 93Sc elevator and 95e
O / Northern Duluth osc and NO i
Northern Manitoba 96c o afoat COIN--The local
neglected but the West, after
decline in wheat. strong
er recovering ruling of the day about
4c higher than close In addition to CON-
plants about crop damage in Missouri there was good
house buying of at the West and some
support interest which has been buling wheat
The supply decreased $40 600 bushels but interior
day reached 1oSbB0 bushelS compared
Oo0 bushels last Worlds shipments were
100000 bushels under the previous week and mad
little effect Liverpool which closed sd net lower
There export business of Importance No corn
and 6215c b afioat; No = white
63c and No yellow. 64c T afoat OATs-The
expected and light movement being predicted for some
time to come visible supply increased s06oC0 bush
els The cash market in New-York was teady, with
mixed % 30 quoted at 35c; natural white 30 TO
40 n 3cd37Isc and clipped white SO 40 H. 3IdS9c.
RYE-Market steady: No Western 7ec !. New
BARIEY-Market steady; feeding, ~ ana
mailing 50G6l 1sc both c f Ney-York- BUChWHEAT
Market steady: 6412c delivered. New-fork
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. 6-Closipg--WII firm; No 2
RED Re d Msroh os 17sd; May 6s 11d coRN-spot
- American mixed nd: futures quiet January.
So SS,d: March As AID. PEAsG'anadian, nominal
~ cTPLct Louis fancy winter. steady 9s Cd HOPS
In London (Pacihc coas3. steady; 1904 BEEFIouie.;
EXTRA India mess. rs Sd P0Ik-FsIc1e mess Western
noInsN o9Nouiet: Cumberland cut &c to 30 10 ass Cd
& -, Ia 10 - 51s long clear middles light
s N ass Cd long clear middles heavy 35 40 ~
ot 90 10, 46s: clear bellies
N o as; shoulders square II to 10 lb steady 3as.
IARI1IQuiet prime Western in JierSes 3Gs 3D. Ameri-
can renr rnIiuaI l. CEEEsE-strong: white
eos Hsoarican finest colored. SIS Cd. TALIOW-Prime
oiS; o., 1l- drT a8s TURPENTINE-Sprts. firm. Sis 90.
GILy. common firm 4lzd. PETROLEUM M-Re-
80 80 steady I'D LINSEED oIL@-Fhm. 1ss Sd
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
General Offices. 10I West 4ise ~
Rorough Of Manhattan. mn

Notice s ;-rabv given in pursuance OF napsr ,sr e3
,b Iw of ISes as amended by Section 10
Laws OF 1901 boundaries OF ~ the designation
of the place of Registration for Election to be
and 18th polling place oI esc,ion districts
held November 9TH 1905 in each OF 'ae eioe
fn
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

CoTTON-The cotton market was very active with
bull enthusiasm rampant the of higher
poo uBfavorable weather the belt the increased
popularity Of small estimates. Sales
estimated at fully 900 bales and prices touched
. high level for the and within points
level for the life January option
which reached July 10. The close within
points OF the top and steady a ad-
advance OF Is TO q points in the cables Not
only Liverpool futures higher than due ad-
higher with sales 10000 bales advance which
ssemed indicate spinners following the
private cables reported bullish
said he heavily short goods,
offerings said be indifferent and
reported big buyers in the Liverpool
market Some firms sent predictions of 6i9d I'd in
tionai advance evidently shared by OF the
local At rate firm said that their
formation the effect that certain conditions, posi-
bly, conditions such 10 Indicate much higher
price another firm predict 1212c
before the enc OF rhe month On the
traders who have been considered bulls
the ground that general estimates Of the
ginaed 10 November l. official state
raark tina. reaction probable This view was
general heavy realizing at the
initial advance. carrying January TO 1l44c or well
oyer from the low level of last week There
outside sources and enthusiastic
rlI support interests greatly reduced
~ me rapid advance toward eDd OF last prices
middle
60 rsnusrr sold within points Of Satur
a.. close Bat this level there such persistent
starfes covering and the market toward the close
lieF snartly with trading active The Southern
e., ,nariets according official reports were firm anc
higher. Business was active at
TSin.s and private wires continued bullish
-: the attitude interior holders The ioeai market VIII
;. ctoesd to-rao-ruu but Liverpool and Ne~-orleans
WI" fe g f contract prices in the local market to-day
Mas a