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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28
SOUTHERN PRODUCTS.
what New Workers Think of the south,, ApDIea

People can better be convinced of conditions, if they are brought into touch with the material results grow ing out of them. The Land and Indus trial Department of the Southern Rail way, realizing this, has been exhibiting for several weeks at fairs in the North ern and western States a collection of products from the territory travei q by It's lines. These exhibits have at- tracted marked attention. and have been the means of informing thous- ands of people of the opportunities of- fered by the South to the farmer, stoekraiser. manufacturer. etc. Printed matter descriptive of lands and busi- ness openings of all kinds along the Southern Railway has been distributed from these exhibits among people earn estly seeking information concerning the resources of the South and the ad- vantages offered. Among the various products displayed were some fine spec tmens of apples, the superiority of which is shown by the following:
 New York State Fair.
 Syracuse. N. Y. Tn recognition of the fact that the apples exhibited by Mir. J: D. Hall of waynesville, N. C.. and The Stuart or- chard Company, Stuart. Va, in the Southern Railway exhibit arrived too late to enter for award. we wish to ex- press the opinion that these apples are the finest specimens exhibited at the New York State Fair, and had they been properly entered, would have rec ceived highest award.
 H. g. Wiley.
 Albert Wood,
 Judges.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28
Hearing of HunnIIer.

The preliminary hearing of B. F. Hunziker. the alleged defaulting time keeper of the Roebling Construction Co, engaged in erecting the New Ex- change Hotel. was continued yesterday afternoon until this morning by Jus tiee J. B. Fuller.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28
Miss Woodruff

VIII resume the exercises of her school. at her residence. No. POI. corner of Lawrence and Alabama Streets. Monday. October 2. Phone sOl. If sun-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28
Your Money
 Is Safe Here.

The Fourth National is big enough and strong enough to offer perfect security to its every depositor. With a Cap- ital of $a5o, 900. co and sur plus and Undivided Profits of $So, 900. co, the scope of the work and possibilities are ma terially advanced.
 New deposits solicited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28

"WHY WOMEN LOVE- At Bljou Matinee today 2i30 ?. In. Prices. 10 and 20 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28
H. s. Wiley. Albert Wood,
 Judges.

september I4th, IyUo.
 To appreciate the force of the above, 1t should be borne in mind that the re- zion surrounding Syracuse is one of the oldest and most important apple producing sections in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
REA e !! e DlNC ~ SYSTEM.

WV JERSEY CENTRAL R X
N4SeIy street and south Ferry Ferry
2 siys minutes earlier than shown beowl
Aa93IhON- bEfHI EIfFM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
ShNNh-z460 q. F,aston only. $40 a. m I -
a ~ 80 E-astoIs only) p N Sundays. z830
wIIKEsE3RRE and sCRANToN-s4oo. %. sto =.
= 80 p ID, n, Sundayz = 30 p
S1A.NAGAI-z40o. $40 also f3.40. ara
sundays 8 40 a m -
ATLANTIC CITY-'s4 30 a. m fs 80 D N
LONG BRANCH. ASBTFY PARK OCF4N GRoT1P =
fOlNI- PLEASANT. AND SEASHORE FONTS
Efov. $50 ll3b a. n. X 90. As. $50.
a. sunday except ocean Grove. 500 a n. 400.
ATLANTIC HLDS.. sEABRtGaT, MONMOUTH BCt4
EAS1 LONG BkANCH-f00. $50. ~
81 $50 t5-50 Atlantic Elds. OnlyJ. $50 D. m sun
dayS 800 a m. A D m
12ee t2oo- -4e0. 3S.0o SEQ. t73O. 5000. SO 30
>4TB AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-E4e5. tsoo 10
.I55gge q m '@oo, @'4o" 500 "7.00 70 25 D. m.
BALTIMORE AND WASIIINGTON-so 90 30 90 80 %.
--ev, 400. 800. - 90.
kEai5INtS HAIsIsiSBURG. POTTSYILIE AND WILL
a m Reading only1. IG0. lei 90. - D m Read
ing, Pottsyille. Harrisburg only, "A 90 h. m
SfroTn Liberty sDaiIv- FDaf{v axceo-
Sulaay ssundays only <Parior ears only iva Ia
Ofess; Liberty ST. Ferry. South Astor Haus-
z6L +Sf 1900. 1855 Broadway. 182 Av. % Union
square West 152 East 125th St. 273 125th 81
go columbus Az. New York z Court St.
Sey YORK Transfer Co calls Tor ard checks bsgsaEs
" c. RESLER RTPT
Nice-Fres and Cen Mgr Gen Pass'r a -ert
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. 8-CATTLE-Recefpts. - 600 head
market steady 1Oc lower good prime steers s. t
81 % poor medium 5qS5 as stoclsers feeders
81 25aS4 cows 256S4 so; heifers Sass To-
nfrs. 81 2JdS2 90 bulls S2QS4 -: calves. S3gSI =
HOfS-ReceIpts S5etO head 5d l0c lower mixed
ana butchers 81 i5qs4 0 Sood 20 choice heavy s. 6p
rough heavy 81 4US+ 50: light ST SJESf 62l. bulk
sales. ST 556S4 65- SHEIP-Receipts, 25,UUU head
strong. lambs frm: good choice vsJners S5RSj so;
fair choice mixei s. 9UQS4 9 native lambs, s. T5G
81 10.
Cincinnati. l6-ifOGS-Active butchers $ T2is1
81 -, common. So 75Gl$4 60 CATTLE slow. lo015c
lower; fair 70 gooc shippers StaS@ 90 common SD
s. -. SHEEP slow about steady S3NSJ -. LAMBS
slow; barely STEADY: S5G$7 =.
Kansas city. 6.-CATTIsE1-Recepts $500 head
including 500 Soutnerns. Market 10c higher
export and dressed 81 1888 fair
good. SO 5oaS4 80 Western fed steers. s. 50S3 stock
feeders 81 IJS4 Southern steers 81 5OTS4
cows. s. S3 native 81 TJQS4 native
heifers 81 5O$4 so. bulls. s. 25FS+. calves. e3S7
HOGS-ReceipJs. $500 head Market lower.
Tor ST T7i: hulk ot sales 81 5uS4 10 heavy, 81 7o
81 III packers - J5HS+ pigs ana lights S4Q 81
SHEEP Receipts IltE head Market steady q active
Native lambs S6GST 90 native wstuers. S4 75fiS5 l5
native ewes 81 25dS5. Western lambs SGS1 so highest
1908. Western yearLss, 50 508i 30;
sheen ST 1JG$J 60: stOCksrS and feeders. 50QS5.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
EXPORTS FOR TIE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Kew -E0rE. January 16 1855.
CCFFEE-Af-er very quick morning ana Tniocie ses
seFel4a- o'lls4oeTa.le at+4t-ls 40
shlHe5 l-l--ess. The opening Wss STEADY, Win a.
r-r-hs unchanged. eNcep. October. which was points
liz ar closed EIeacy, Unchanged 10 ~
r8rs higher. Of the active months showing a eail
= points. sales reported OF S5.Oue bags The
rsEn calculated 90 stimulate activity re-
fs.nC Q-.-- s-Fa-y markets. WIRE Hamburg net
~ hgt-- -.srrs ts frlac HiSier, about as due
a ras American rurtuat7rs of last week end Neither
o. pTirlsrr reported change ard receip-a
NJ a1-z expected Ea- &. looked here as =
ss.r Exchange interests who had llgulcated on
III bulge apprehension tHat the l1rg interests
TT fdr Wall Street account might De thrown or the
-srfc replacing long i-es IL the ia-e Trad
offerings were I1t particularly liberal Ware
a.lr rF-es continue l-En-. and street interests 60
r-v expected squirt IN slot demand "ltcl
soon a-tor The rall-afs TRADE interests were sala
orders iu The market ~ TIE opening
Ie places points Uuler the initial figures
-1ar operation during tue session while
tacT possibly strengthened confidence in the tn-ne1iate
market The spot market was steady. with
ossrs-s tie basis NJ sac Tor lto 30 : The total
deliveries United states for the week
Gfta against llG-st4 last week and lG5ts@
ge6r l the t--rlet amount Ne''-h 1rE reIor-Nl
lek1 santos receipts Tor t-a week aggregated
7sfs tsE= compared Wirn f1rt1 a~- week and I6uHy
c--e=r0rci-r veet last yeat Receipts az rio
$500 ll-- year Rio cleared $1,000 bags
% ne Tinted wees Egr0Te. tu1
tsEs santos LsrE che United states
Eseuf ElroUr- Receipts e, B--a tcr the week
1880 Present stock. $1,000 bags, ciearslccs
81 a United uoI tlgs EUrupe, 800 bags
Tsh rsEEc NJ contract prices ia tae local Eret to-day
EZE as tllIcUs-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
BALTIMORE End Ohio RAILROAD
EEW YlRE. NEH HiEEN Z ElRIENal / B


ave. follows, tor
5UsIOc. via New London Providence-f+.50.
VI 1910. x IUU2 A n. ~ l.uo. q il:uS. - iSJo
- 900 - i5.Ol. "Si2.Uo Z. 81.
5CSTON. via WIiInanJiC-fts.0O A ". 1900 P. VI.
BOSTON. via SpEinshsId-t9;O0 a. IL. f Is:U0 .4ca.
slice r. ".
FTTCHBURG. Putnam 3 Woreestez-f3.0O p. u
LAkESvILLE ana NO.tEO Ol-t1-ts50 A IL. % 81 r M.
CT. HARRINGTON. 5IOCkBEIDEE. LE&OX. PITTS
FIELD-t4:5O $3.50 =. NJ. 1881 p II
WATERBURY MINSTE<D-T4-SO 5000. fFS.00.
fIO:O2 4FIO-O2 Waterbury, A n. T1O3. f5.30.
Sf5.Ol f6.0O 5000 Waterbury, p. n
Ticket OE1ces cCIrand Central station and cI25lh
ST., cII3. e261 llsj el94 Broadway, c5 PARK
Place c25 Union Square. clS2 Fifth ave Gas Columbus
Ave Madison Ave. e25 West ,25th St. t55 East
I25th II BrCokIya. ca Court s., 500 Fulton ST.
$50 broadway. Z. y.
sIaily. fExcept sundays. Sundays caIy. FStops y
f25th 125tl Sundays only 1Paror Car
Limited E7as dining Car eParloF ana sleeping car
c HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass As..
O. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. supG
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR steady;
WHEAT, No sp-ns y l29sl L.; No
No =. +3cs No yellow. 43c: OATS, No . SO14c;
white, 32ey32lsc; No white 5e+ G32ci RYE No
742GI5c; BARLEY, good feeding, 30sc; fair 70 choice
mating 5244Sc; FI4A&SEED, No 1, 81 Is: No North
western 81 % CIpN Ett, contract grade Sld Miss
PORK, per Dbl. Sl2 45gSl2 co. LARD, 1oo 70, 81 o
SHORT RIBS Go0sei Sc 25a$6 so. SHORT CLEAR SIDES
boxed) So 5Uq So 622: WHIShET basis OF high wines,
Exchange to-day the butter market
hrm creameriss 1eG50c; dairies i sl2g24c. EGGS
mark. Included. 22a&1c; nrsts. 2Ic; fine,
29c; extras, sic CHEESE steady. nGl2c
Milwaukee. Jan 15.-WHEAT-No 1 Northern, 81 16ls;
Northern 11GSl II; May. 81 i5esGSl 1S& asked
RYE-No l. S1l2c. BARIEI-NO = 5Sc; samples, $40
51c CORN-NO B. 4li2c, May 4i4-c asked
Duluth. Jan. 1G-CIose: WHEAT-No Northern.
81 1873 No Northern 81 07z May, 81 l5SdS1 - "a;
July. 81 1914; September, csc.
Philadelphia Jan I6-VHEAT &c lower; contract
grade January 81 f6G$1 l6lz CORN duh but steady;
January. 5OG5Olsc OATS firm No white natural, SIa
S7iac; No white. clipped, 81 zzsc FLOUR unchanged
BUTTER steady. demand; extra Western creamery
soc: extra nearby prints Sc EGGS steady bur quiet
nearby fresh Western fresh. 2sc at mark CHEESE
choice 12tc: good 1ssGl2c- Rsceipts-Flour.
zoo bbls and 26OOo N in sacks wheat, 1000 bush
corn 81 goo bush; GEO bush Shipnents-Wheat,
1900 bush; corn LOCO bush; oats 15OOO bush
ST Louis jan I6.-Close: WHEAT-No red cash.
elevator 81 1873 MAY, 81 154 aS1 l5 July 50 COS c:
No . hard 81 f2EsI I2is. COR&-NO cash 43c: May.
s95zT49c. July 45-s045lae. OATS-No cash. S04sc;
MAJ 81 &C: No white. S2932iac
Toledo Jan. I6.-CLOVERSEED.-Cssh and January.
81 n: February 81 so; March. 81 s.. ALSIKE-Frne.
Ss TIMOTHY-Prime. 81 81
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Jan: ls-C1osing-w -1wHEAT--spo, noninal
futures quiet; March. = lad: May Is IiLd: July Gs
IIlld CORN-spot easy; American mixed new 4s
American mixed od. - load: futures steady: March
4s a ID PEAS-Canadian steady 5s gid
FLOUR-st -.ouis fancy winter steady as 81. HOPS N
steady; extra india mess Cts Cd PORK easy; prime
m Westeru lis EAAS-Short IA "a. arm.
BACON quiet; Cumberland cut. - 80 -
rib a n SIS. long clear middles light - S4 ~
mddes. heavy 70 40 n 3bs Cd short
clear backs 3Ss Cd clear bellies 70 % 10 ~ as
SHOULDER II 70 II n quiet 32s 80. LARD
quiet prime Western IN tlerees Cos Sd American refined
IN BUTTER nominal CHEESE strong;
American anest white and eelored 5as TAl-I~OWIrne
city steady. rs. fCEttt = lsnts stsaay - ~
POsIN-(-uumo-l hrm Is 43sd- pEIROL.EUA-hsiined
ouist Cd. I.INsEED OIL steady. I5s Ga
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

,.1rs Iea market for SPOT cotton closed quiet st
8 sefsnor the basis o. 725o Tor middliHg up
5~1-rele &c 50c for mldlhng Gull Sales to-day 20
s-t.L ~ bales; delivered contract. S4JO bales
N~ifs'- SPOT markets felegraphed es folloW6s
g. CUE unchanged. a. es1c sales, loo bales.
c-srge1 IN unchanged. Al e1%c- NortoE quiet "
ei f-zc. sales. l37 bales Baltimore nominal.
Augus-s steady. unchanged. ~ 7c; sales, se5
-. afestgu firm. i-I8c higher. Lice sales, .
- e-oTielus firm. NC higher. a. &c; Eales, 400
slnsleo Ieceipts st the leading points for 20
sr.e y, ~ AeR-Orlsaus sS30 70 1900 bales. against
sFa - week anc .G5s last year; Housson. 200
gss- p4-es against O. 139 week and Io.2f7 last
AseA and II .Czs last year
Eer-s q tle ports and interior points today CON-
- WI tas Esnle Gag last week ana Last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

very firm. witt fun but unchanged prices quoted and
reners holding the list basis Prices quoted ret
less for cash; Cut loaf and crushed 61Sc;
moud A. 4oc cubes, S3oc; xxx powdere ds1oe row
dered powdered and fruit powdered 8l5c; r. gle
SonfectioRers gIannlsed RSec Ease coarse and exta
i-srs fine
lated standard granulated diamond A. 605c confec
TONERS A. 590c No 1, zoe. Nos and 3.Jt5c Nc 1,
pose; No .. 59Gc; No base 80 4 4eei No 5.See:
No O. 525c; No 10, E.20c: No IL, 5l0c; No r. hooci
No l3 495e Nos IA and Is a0c Further advances are
European markets with Januarf
zd higher los led February 24sd higher a. 1919
30. The New-York market for sugar ee as the
primary with higher Ices Duty
PAID prices quoted follows: Centrifugal 70 teS
S'se .auscovade, 50 4esc ana uolasses sugar -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

demand: prices unchanged American middiing. S2d.
The sales of 1000 bales o which
were for speculation and export and included $500 Amer
lean. hales including American
Fftures opened quiet steady: American mid
ding o c January. Tid January and February ma.
February and March 3.T4cs March and April ia.
April and Nav. sgd: May and June 3 s2d. June ana
July 3s5d July and August. ASIA, Septeu-
Der. g September and October October and
November November andI December 3gId
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

lBE TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE.l
.t,Isip- Ill Jan. 1s-ButtsT ruled hrm the Board
OF ITace to-day. at 2Si2c H. advance lec from
last week sales IN the district for the week 49 800
10 Creamery men believe the top notch the
N price has been reached. The output the district
mas been unusually light. but that it
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

steady hogs. A OF Ohio sold s. Il
100 10; hogs 50 15qS5 % deck OF mixed
hogs 81 90, country dressed hogs steady.
5aesS. Judd * Co. 81 Ohio hogs. 14T n average. at
s. II per 10; 23 state do a Ia
Western DO. 81 30. > roUshs. 10. 81 Is
1 stag. $50 70. So so
al 81 %
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan. I6-FLOUR quiet and steady; fancy
blended patent 81 80 fancy spring patent So 40 winter
family patent, So winter pastry, s. bakers spring
patent So p b4Sers spring clear. 81 81 g.. CORN
quel firm; 3 yellow, 49i=c. No s. 4sc. OATS
f-u: No white, 26c; No = mixed, 3+iQc. BARLEY
Western. in store, 44956s RYE-No 1. in store soc
Chicago. Jan. 16-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
NAVAL STORES.

hrm undeTtone noted for spirits tuTpentiue with
machine made bbls quoted st 56sc. Rosia hrm at
= sSltS2 81 for cannon good strained Tar ruled
4ga 9T quiet and unchanged We quote SPIITs IT, Z
fEsNIINE-Otl and machine bbls. 56d561sc TAR. 50
RosIN-Conon 70 good strained 81 s59S2 81 Z 50 -
J$3 l0 T, 50 i5GS3 20; G.. So 20S3 -; H. So 3lS3 4o
50 6Gs3 TO- x 81 35GS4 40; 81 A0QS4 S.: y 50 IO
" @, So 10QS5 35 " ". s. 90
STOCK on HAND.
70 -. 81 - o.. D. - o.
SplIiLs luFPehtihe 20
Wilmington Jan. 16.-sPIRITS FURPENTINE-Rs-
ceipts. II casks TAR-Ffrn, 81 CO. receipts IS bbls
bbls.
Savannah, Jan. 16-TURFENTINE-FIrU 531Rc, re-
ceipts, 156 bbs: sales, l50 shipments. 6I1. ROSIN-
tirn receipts, 500 bbls: sales 1855; shipments I9
Quote a, b. c, s. So: y, co; E. So TO- F, 81 10:
G. s. STA H. SO 10: / 50 20; K 81 O5; N, 81 50 y 81 80
" q. IS; W W. IS Is
London. Jan 16.-TU TURPENTINTc-SPi-its. SIS Cd
ROSIN-Ausrican strained IS; fine. lis Sd
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
ELeIN Butter MARKET

timoro and Ohio. 10; Western i0 Central Of
New-JeTsey 50; total Lilo tons Receipts OF 90
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

tobeE, 5.ssd ortober-Novenlber sood; Novemher-pe-
FLOUR AND MEAI-Tradins in -four was checked TO-
sales were light ana for mea, i the ssssnoe Of Hgysrs
ps,sRs Sss Ss @ Winter ss1sights g so9s 45 winter
TlnisT Ter s. s9S4 Se extrs 20 winter So e59sS So
choice e isne3, $ 79@s5 BUcKwHEAT FfoUR slow
Kin dried 3 sOs = 10 as 70 brand BAGMEAL steady.
Sueed Rms I'm Mte ana yellow 81 20 coarse. 81 "a
wes.sTn spring SO 90 STANDARD midcling $40 TO- -four
$50 SoaS2l So bulk and sssSs @ middiing s22as5 red
CiIlAIN-WHEAT-Iarger receipts and stop-loss SELL
la, the local market at the close showing %Qlsc
So 600 bushels compared With SIS 600 bushels YEAR
holders by predietag further in that qaaTSer
was shown by TIE North ana Southwest where more than
o loss was recorded in prices as compared with saur
times in the Chicago market reporting receipts Of $50
sSr fb ma ,BTessoI tha ne Clique VAS letting 60
80 - a., Ibesf ana ADDED 10 the general uneasness
h hnF me & 5,sas sn9 r gS2S with an Increase Of 1865
bushes last made little impression on the noon
sesSy sSie f a cens NevYork leading in point
of strength TO such an extent times
The Chicago market although ruling iatey at a as
considerably chicago. Gables indicated an
Pest Pes2S WITH q fs e5ns al partly - points net higher
fss6 ouoations loel were as follows: No . red
No / No-thern DIlrfh 81 2G7s and 80 l Manitoba.
81 llle aao~ GoisNp 10 fr 1eSSy ciesrances b T5ts
o bushels snPPoTI from & Rf3Pn9nI nm a S9cg9 a
receipts only a55Coo bushels compared with
$1,000 bushels last year. ruled rl aha is
companied BY liberal worlds shipments according 10
quantity passage market fell or IN the afternoon
losing its Improvement. and closing unchanBed In
Nev-Yor where trade the day unusually brisk
The visible supply increased atoCs9 busIe.s- An
o. reported No corn al the close
quoted 52Sac elevator and 81 &c o ahoati No
white 52I4c ana No . yellow. 52sc, b ahoat OATS
-COsey following other markets. oats acted rT early
midday. closing barely steady
be visible srpply decreased 600 bushels Cash oats
closed locally follows: MiXei 70 TO - 70 St4SoS:
natural Waite 80 10 - 3SG39c and clipped white 55
70 40 10 4eR42c. RYE-NominaL BAEilEY--M Market
duh. Feeding quoted SIC c / ->e"-AoIA' anu
mailing. s5a52c c BuAalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

Hl5-11aes mariae- quiet 80 IsIa, 6S1-J. exchange
p l-l0d receipts, COCO bags. stock 45S $50.
-f.ec steady. good Santos. 5000
Cags I5ora 5zgs. s-lek- 1t-s-pJ'. EaInbcrg--ollee
market opened 8 r-E rlll--. .-3n 2. Urg
lGeT. sale laOHg bags ltaFre-offee market opened
81 and uEslarFel y -rcEanEec, al = n r--
ag-. at $3.50 declined 2. franc total sales, 4e 900
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
LaCkaWAnna

Lackawanna Railroad,
I0rk. foot Barclay and ChrisIoPhs< STA
fs.OO A A--For BiEghauton and syracuse.
SIG.00 A M.-For Buffalo. ChiesgO ana ST LOUi1
st-4O p M.-For Bufalo and Chicago
taco p M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth
s6.10 p M--FoF Buffalo and Chicago.
se as p M.-FCr Husfalo. Syracuse. Utica
- % 4. M.-For hfcaEO-Seepers open az Q ?. NJ
Tickets. 40. 429 11S3, 1894 Broadway. y. 2: 339
Fulton St. Brooklyn sDaIly. fExceDt sunday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

1srs- s-eesngs special Liverpool cables; spot cotton
Bf demand Eaies 1900 ssaieE. speculation and
~ 8sog; American. 5000: receipts. 5000 AnleFi-
~ Al ~ niiediiaE upland. 362d: futures opened
"a gl-it anFHnce Liverpool closed stsaey ret
h F5S Fs5rsss. s.ggess 5snahry ana JsHnaTs-Ee6Issry.
~ march. E.7sc, MaFc1-Aprtl E7I6; April
sxsr a =, AAY-Iuns s2d. guBs-Jliy Q SD July
-et1 AAg1St6epL11n5xz. g. AE61f ksQLeu-esr-oer
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
School agencies.

AsIERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses.
TO Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
ArS II TOUNG-FULTOS - Union SauarS
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCFfOOI. OF LANGUAGES.
Madison (i.122 BWGS)s Brooklyn. 70 Court 81
New beginning Trial lessons free
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
.' sa'lE'l'al position q B1azI.aH coffee is as f0l

tiaIyA--ue cotton market ruled generally quiet
Etec Ailie FEATURE rejecting unchanged Southern
- slsLiQn c-l the continued lack confidence Ia the
7p-lle course ~ prices TIE movement
Il 1r TIE cay and recently however. check
-E ~ short account. HIle there covering.
- lFl-ss scored small nrt gain Tor the day The
.Felb vas s-eacT ~ acg-Lce OF ! point about
q l-e Eit tearursess cables At fret prices barely
sie1, VIII business practically a standstu
esf was come Lug.gE fer NeW-0rleEns account. and
49, seat shc-rs covering moderately there
tt.lai acfElce TIE close steady, within e point
10 oi us best gain ~ 6GJ points. Sales
q lLllIes we're estimated 10000 bales Exports were
asal ~ the cays exceeding tte port receipts and
sdtllg another loss in stocks which have recently
ltees-E Peri rec6-pLs for ro-Euorr1W also promise
- sl-a-- but the bears claim that Tie small move
- n cue q some 10 The recent hsd weather.
i- is9HinC the change for The better toward the
i@s+ week. receipts VIII Increase In regard
So 1s e1ris reported. they slsa point out that thls
- i ElcE difficulty among January shippers. who
sac q De- 1hort q E1ot cotton. as had been re-
s- Nhlie they the strengthening statistical
l pg Affirming that represents ARTIFICIAL rather
- - acila- condition u is due 70 2 refusal tc
e1stinE connection II Is reported
-, sle Census Bureau. for the purpose Of allowing
= lts resent report VIII tomorrow Issue detailed
s.Afli cL me amount of cotton Einnsd al each gin
- -le South Exports 4Cr the cay footed
t- bales while port receipts = StO baies, ana
ts'-A e. al L6d States ports is down 70 etou4s
- eEainst l09 2I5 bales OF January and sl1.OOo
AZ ulE ttLe last year
es ioloEE:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

BALTIMORE STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

,rrlshed BY Charles D Barney & Co. No : Breads.
.w-York. and No. i22 Fou-th-st. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

Receipts OF breadsuffs interior points n thousaus
last three ciphers 0V0 omitted -four bbs grain DaS as
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-22
DRAINING TUlE LAKE
Work Begun on important Under
taking in Lassen

The work Of constructing the tunnel
and canal to drain Tule lake has com
menced, says dispatch from Aiturus,
Calf. All contracts have been let and
the work is actually under way. The
promoters of the scheme are Messrs
Lynip, Estes, McCabe and williams, and
they state that the work will be pushed
with all possible haste and it is expected
to have the water ON the lands of Maze
line plains by next season.
An immense body of land has been filed
on there, all of which is valuable, and
with water can be made to produce
abundant crops Of alfalfa and grain, thus
making fertile and productive country
Of what is now vast waste. 1t is learn
ed that the promoters OF the scheme will
meet with success and profit by their
enterprise.
This will surely add much to values In
both Modoc and Lassen and will be a
great drawing card to both counties
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-22
PYLMAN'S NIECE
Eccentric Old Fellow Had Rela-
tives in Truckee

William Pylman. who died in Reno a
few days ago, after being sent to the
insane asylum from this county. was a
great uncle of Mrs. w. r. M Smith.
wife OF the editor of the Truckee Repub-
iican. At least this is the surmise Of
Mrs. Smith, and efforts are now being
made to substantiate the theory.
More than thirty years ago Mr.. PyIman
left his home In Ohio heading for the
west. That was the last his relatives
heard of him directly. although occasion
ally reports would reach the old home
that he was located in Nevada.
Last week, when the aged mans death
notice was published. Mrs. Smith started
an investigation which viii probably re-
suit In locating the long missing man,
but not until after his death.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-22
AN INJURED EYE.

Mr.. sisson while at work today, met
with serious injury TO MS rlght eye
I'm some unaccountable way a nail was
driven against the eye, penetrating 'he
ball DR.. Mangan dressed the wound he
ramains IN close attendance. and should
symptoms warrant, which is hkeiy, the
patient will be put under the care OF an
occulist Immediately.