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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16
ODD BITS AND BRFvITIGs.

The telephone system in New lnh
Is the largest in the world The first
II the year there were ljl.9i3 trlc
ohones IN use in the city. aud Chicago
has only ,OOU
Owing 10 the climatic deterioration
ana insect destruction Of the wooden
polcs the so miles uf telephone line in
Abyssinia hay" Ia be constantly pa.
rolIed by spec ial police to lsurc con.
'inuOus operation,
Sulphur, which is nuisance and
an impudent adulterant among the
metals, says the American MaChin.
ST, still has II way of keeping Itself
uhcOptaminntcd. American producers
y sulphur oflcr 1t 1913 per cent. pure"
The largest electrical sign In the
world Is ON the North river In New
York harbur. the individual letters be.
'ng Is feet high, vt its operation for
i've hours a day only costs 81 for the
bower. The lamps OF which 1t Is com,
posed are of fuur-candlc power
1t Is estimated that the total area
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-, 49, =, n,,,,'a..,
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want covers Ulu''''u"' ol car
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16
ITEMS OF INFORMATION

Envelopes were first used in their
sresent form in 1893.
Canada has 100000 Indians; the
United States 100000
The submarine telegraphs OF the
world number over ] 500.
Tie black diamond is so hard that II
is impossible to polish IL.
A horses strength. on an average, Ia
snuel TO that of about five men.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

The peullcnuary board Of inspectors
has awarded the contract for putting
the cells IN the new female department
ut that institution to the puuly pi
company Of 81 Louis III" figures being
S9NuuD Convict labor lu the amount
OF s .uUo Will be- furnished by the state.
which Is to be- deducted from the con
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

A charter was issued hy thrsrcr"tary
of state. Mr. Swanger, To the Richmond
4 Henrietta Railroad company "
Richmond with capital stock ut 500
900 The road Is To extend from Rich
mund 10 lirHrirttr, "A distance Of i've
miles The Incurpurururs are j l..
FHrris. " = Hughes. William Drurai
and others.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

The sixth year OF Blrcs Military
academy al Macon closed with gradu-
Hting exercises in Ia" gymnasium hall
The commencement address was drliv-
cred by Breckenridge Jones. ~ 81
Louis Col +. W Blecs. founder aud
the diplomas 10 the graduates
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

The members Of the Chicago and
Alton fast freight crew who were ar
rested for violating the speed law
when passing through Rush Hill were
fined SIS each. The ease will be APP
pcal"d The men fined were l.. l..
Lyme. conductor. and Engineer w :
slater
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16
SOuth NIIs-ourI Veterans.

Tho South Missouri Veterans en-
campment is TO be held at Mountain
View August Il 10 ~. It Is expected
that special railroad rates viii be- sr-
cured and some of m" best spraI crs
IN tho state win be invited
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16
Did He Catch the HintP

The papers say that big lobster
trust has been formed recently, MIR
Sufteigh
But cawn't see how that intewests
me, Miss sharp"
why. | thought perhaps you'd want
TO come out and IA! you were not In the
trust Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16
tie Va, I,n,- arrn Poisoned.

David Opplng. rs years old, died at
Montgomery II was thought that he
etcidrnrly rot poison In his system
Will" handling strychnlur which had
been put out for rats This was the
opinion Of the cOruncr's iury
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

Mrs Sarah Mcl.arnry. who lived
near West Plains was shot and danger
ously wounded by her son William Me-
Larnry The son was shooting al q cat
the head
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16
The Two Openings.

Friend Sorry they defeated you my
boy Too bad
Candidate Well 1t cant be helped
What are you going to do now ?"
81 can't say. Haven't decided vet
whether 10 open saloon or start q
magazine Houston Chronicle.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

TN have to suspend operations ioE
moment Here come two or three
persons hurryins " the rail ~ look
at The water. | presume May ASK
you 10 uubend little, and appear 10
be engaged IN an animated convetaa'
ton with me. purely ior the purpose VI
ayertinE suspicion
u viii not, Such a position as TN
/ is iu,ulrrablr unthinkable'
/ 1T is. It Is impossible. But 1t
+ exists. my lords and gentlemen Hike
/ the human race
/ besides, she again interrupted re-
/ laNius tutic rs the humor OF ia.
situation forced itself upon her, II
I isn't proper for me to be engaged III
/ conversation with total stranger
go YES It Is II It were not tar!
wouldn't do it in those delightful
/ stories you've read 80 often III that
/ paper us quite the thing these days
/ To remove the curse, however aI.'"
me O., introduce.
Ban don't wish -"
Pardon me. but let me ash yuG
not .o be- 80 cold and distant esp"
,HlIy M, SO distant Iou'll expose
, ur nature OF the tie that binds Us
one uI those persons Is looking AT US
cuuuueIy
uuu.Iy she leaned little urarI
, to him
THAT'S better As was about h.
... L., maine Is Orlando q Spuaut
mu.. move IL respectable saDlr'.
lul personally ! nu entirely halm'e7a
1 don't DoN lhc cannhaI do j
~ uo bat
Nnu ypu uamr. as ! have just iIs
.nyrua Boy booking at the printed tA
uu JulH paper Is
SHE hastily turned the paper the
0'u.r a,I. up
Tu. late You are Miss G!or.lna
IDu.u. am delighted Ia meet
,ou . 0h|. informal unprecedented
aat .uu n.rumr SEQ close an arloAin'
uu.r 200 su hort time A7niur your
pardon hr IuppnE lugu aluue Viii
add Mr um drrIdrdD -tru,h on.
q Gpnr believe you are trying to
To- .,mIalr as
"pa..lrI Ur the hand that would do
-U,u ding SulI hr 'oh'inu"d.
',agna a the refractory LISTENING u
um dwur The best I can suppose you
.,r % you can't help ne
4 mpmuu' later their hands touched
u.uH.u the protecting llapH
Nna furious blush so" drew hers
avn. Wuh considerable effort tur or
luI, had muscular gasp and ste
wa rooUt To- become distant asH'h
when she remembered Ii~ necessity
GOO canton
Mss t,uurdna. GooNu, h" taap'd
Q. Do" hastily muSed ul"r'l ami r"i
MUt ban blow across his face. 4
uu. cam get lhi5 thing ,uus".
ru.... 7unu II You wIu ut just as you
ir tm br perfectly utm IN
li.w sou wlu have 10 help mt
4alIa
q WON'T
we'd my hands are sp. $50 numb
truu. Ih.. ulIl breeze mat hall have
20. -.,. Do up ! suggest mat Ne ~
.ufu 'hr cabin seal ourselves ,u some
....Ga,d corner and
.l,' Nr' Iri u- ru a. unrei"
.Hw Wr ahal have Du move with
caution AMI sou viii h.r 80 walk
Accordingly close 10 mr. ia order not
tp 49,"
4 .ro"
], 'mf. uuyhudy So dru-rN ignorant
a. uDt go understand that D. Was alb.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

G. q. Patterson. who shot rX- Senator
r d. Martin Mt Mars hail recently. was
released on 81 900 hail and taken to a
Kansas city sanitarium. The prrlim.
mary trial is got for June H.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16
FREIGHT
..-u,...-...u DELIVERIES
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

ALL FREIGHT BILLED OUT or ST.
LOUIS PRIOR TO 6 p. Nj. WILL BE DIS
TRlBUTED BY LOCAL FAST FREIGHT
TRAIN No. as AT ALL STATIONS on
THE LINE BEFORE NOON THE MORN
ING FOLLOWING.
ALL FREIGHT READY TO MOVE
NORTH ON TRAIN No. &c WILL ARRIVE
IN ST. LOUIS SAME NIGHT.
---------
For freight rates, tickets, folders, etc,
call on or address Local Agents, or
+. j. THOMURE,
sm1fnishf a Passenger Agent.
HOMIE TERRE. Mo.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

Com mercinI club at popInr Mum.
A commercial club was organized
At Poplar Blum composed of nearly
4 hundred uf the most prominent bus
lucss men Of the city.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

Among those who will lecture at
the Dexter Chautauqua, which
Chas. +. Stokes has arranged. are
Champ Clark, Bob Taylor, Carrie
Nations, John Sobriske, Eugene V.
Debs and several others.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16
The Growing Love OF Sporta

The great attendance ut baseball
games. 80 far. may be taken with On
tire confidence as forecast OF what
Is 70 follow throughout the season
More than that 1t is u sign OF what
may he expected on the race tracks, at
field contests OF various kinds. at the
tennis courts. ON the golf links. on the
banks of rivers where rowing regat
las are held and. IN brief. AT all out
IGOR sporting events. No sign OF the
times IN clearer than the increasing
popularity OF many sports out OF
doors. Cleveland Leader.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-16

.. rnuun nyhudy So dru-rN Ignorant
q. uD' 20 understand that D. Was alb.
ulu.h} nrrr- AIRY iur Orlando To put
his arm pru'r1nry around her lovely
form a- they proceeded cautiously
toward rhr cabling Think how the boat
NJ. n-L.MLMEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
z FADING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. r.
en.r,o,.a | Nest "a 81. 81. r.

STATIONS YES 2 aS. St. y r
- -
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH
SaCEsHrz4 90 q 10, Easton) s.1o a: N; 10 40.
Loo. 900 and 100 P. N
WILKEsBARRB AND scRANToN-e.1o A n. 10.
II Pc I2E Z; ~ Sundays q 80 A n 800 P n
BAFNESiAT-z4-00 go A NJ, 40 Ck3. 20 lakewood
and Lakehurstl "a 10 P. NJ Sundays. 700 A n (9.4o.
Lakewood Lakehurst)
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 A N kf3. 20 P NJ
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS-z4 o.,
$50, II so 4 M xe12 90, x120 49, gz45 as IS. $50.
$50 5l2Ol Sundays. except Ocean Grove els ~ n.
ATLANTIC lids. STARLIGHT. MONMOUTH BEACH.
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4.00, $3.50. $50 1130 a NJ,
80. 49, $50. $50 P. h Sundays, 800 A N, 400
PHLADELPHIA-'z4 80. n7.eo nsoo. 900 uns10oo.
%ll09 a n, m"12Oo nj 90. 200 800, - n'5Oo.
MP 90 mt"4- 90. 500. e 90. sj12- -.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILIIE AND WILL
IAMsP0RT-Lz40o CO.. $50; 1900, 1910 po2o. 100
ing PottsviIle. Harrisburg only, t4O0 500 $50 P
ST. ss5 4. NJ z 60 so. Is, 7.45 P NJ Sundays
Gear q ST. Nj 90 92 Is 6 4 LaEs 5 S 70 n sun IN
days 1000 A IL $50 10 P N
"DaIly. fDaiy except Sunday. Sundays tParlor
orIy ftVia Tamaqua. aExcept Saturdays. mDning car
From Twenty-thrd Street-b5 20 P. NJ. ESQ ?. IL
20 P. NJ, a so P NJ, j11.50 P. NJ. k3.20 P. n
Offices Liberty St West 23d St. Astor House. 261,
80 1890 1854 BTad s 1s2 9th Aye W.: PSI S5H aye @
Columbus Ave. 342 343. IA $50 Fulton
800 Broadway. Williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage to destination
W G.. BESLER, Q N. Burt.
Vfre-Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

follow: Domestic ordinary assG2Ac fair 70 good. $40
Sac prime 70 choice. SAQ44o head. 415G0%o Patna.
9.eg9>tS Japan foreign nominal DO domestic sgs5sc:
Java, G4saci Rangoon, in bond, 2A @2hc
sUGAI-Rehned sugar was dull, but without change in
list prlces although tbs advantage be
buyers The FEDERAL Is quoting net range Of 4s5c,
less per cent Tor standard granuated
liners are quoting on net basis of less per cent
Prices quoted are net less for CASH Cut
and crushed &c. mould a, 565c; cubes 5E5e; xxx
powdered 545c; powdered. powdered ard fruit
powdered, 54Oc Eagle conectioners granuated 555c:
Eagle and granulated 540c: Eagle 2s
cartons 2b bags and BIB bags granulated
Eagle tine or standard gTanulated diamond A.
eontect!oneTs A. 5l5ci No J. 495c; Nos and g. 90c;
Ng A. 4soc Ne 3 L5e; No 9 roc; No T. 466ci No S
800 No H. 42oe Nos 4 and Is. 415e Reports from
noted in sugar beets with the market dull and Sep
The local market is st inactive. The range
duty paid sugars is follows; Centrifugal e6 test,
sac; nuscoyado SO test Se and moIasses sugar So
test, 2zsc. There sale Of $50 bags Porto Rico
centrifugal September shipment. 3Se e6 test,
f. less lighterage and wharfage. Howell wiIett
g Gray Total stock OF Europe America,
ses 49, tons. against asa the
uneven date and POS the date Of
airy 1908 The decrease Of stock is s4 972 agains:
decrease Of 30 T1S tons ast week ard decrease OF
loo5 4o tons January l. 1905 Total stocks and afoat
together show visible supply OF lSl4s2 tens against
1455 tons last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

..E e5sias s 5sS q .i q 8r IN s5ssi
COPPER was aisS lever IL London 7o ca9
unsettled and Quotations gaSSe and oastag
az az I9.IG eI and st SIS rs Cd in London ETE
vas also unchansed in both markets closing rs q
London and at 55og5 locally IRON ei9ss9 al AIS fo
f6 foTe arkets Localiy the market reported very
Nm N 70 S9uba f2nn Noth N26in at sieSs .
ogtseg st SIC S6 s3 1 TO southern at SIS 5Gs1
TIE s0E pig .ron a6d ri more ao9Ts
the sales between calls nfIdiag n dgV '3S . eose was
Is foows Fegg g cs ove @ S5 45si5 co. Deem
SIS Ssi5 20 January SIS Go9sl5 SO: February ana
ST61A HSD sYRUPs-Exporters were looking for
low medium grades OF syTups pat SuG A1i So MAS
firm at ell points for all grades 9uotations toG:
Ms s Iss1s c4 1e 2S s8 %eoresns open kettle
2aa35c sYRUPsConlraon, Lyle: fair 16al8ci go0o'
l' ocEAR SFiii % light and the he
TesPee5s ePo Sd Hui aAd AntWep 2d Rotter
G9n &c: Bremen 20 pigs; Hamburg 80 pigs Cot9n
70 ysEB9S PER 100 s..ase l' ass 06s cotso etc
savannah Liverpool. berthed sePteT6er-o
" 90 about s45 Sos sGsesGssa 85 coat
to san Juan P B. private n BanoTe 81 s. bark
6ss tons lumber Brunswick TO NeT-YoTk 50 az schoone
4s5 tons coke Philadelphia Savannah $500 loaded
hsIos T 70 5ys m SevYork si foreign steamer guar
October spansh steamer 815 tons general cargo Gulf
Ser British aeaner sos tons same Norwegian steamer
425 time charter u months with options az OF
Roearia, loss October-Noveulber; British bark 1882
Tana4F T5 bark SIS tons lumber Portland
Buenos 81 80; Italian bark, 9s3 tons lumber
Boston TO Buenos AYES private terms; Norsgisn PsT
5 s6 tons lumber Norfok to Buenos Ayres 81 Nor
bark SIS lumber Gulf to Ruenos Ayes $40
ters sohooner 684 tons lumber. Pascasoala to New
oIfsTe ooton.eed oil market still showed declining
the liquidation wss over Among the sales we're
z611e There were also 1900 barrels 9c OF
Nay the Ealea Sf hes at ase Rensd petroleum vas
in demand with prices 5 per cent higher at 81 70
fSs S SSofs: hts
81 81 s5 Pade8sa ssfTes s. 20 3, 6q ok s. So
bs NewYork 50 Is, bulk. So IS. Philadelphia,
s s. 20 Salh s 81: G g. TONS
!s n.,o zoe g5ss e sa Dsse giq" sa2e
Tsrpory a8 826Eo. and May. 27492sc; of summer
yellow aongR5s Ps sF Malts o9sroa R' seed ey
raw 54655o: out of town o2aSSc Calcutta raw. &C:
AF ' only :9 oq sEs:. trade r IN
the provision market but prices s i've Sog. tarsfbr
y night receipts the West aegreSating hut 80 600
OF W GO - Omaha Chicago expected II 600 hogs
saurday PoRK STEADY auetsd; Sfo 30 5g
family si5 sf 50 5ossl6; family 6ogsI2
$40 5oasl o; ssFa sI Inssa g. PRESSED noes easy
quoted BaeqPs 5Ee 1q n nEaTsPisd bellies dull
se ps smoEing lose. 10 10 loe y 70; ee i ~
SIC Picked shoulders no 6s5s yoSiis ALLOW easy
IiSHiea 4et eeuntry 4as@4he IARD barely STEADY:
auote5 g sSiGsFe Ts Tha lard ao.ao South amer
lca $500: contaent 2e es s fN Quiet quoted: oso
~ et~ lard steaTine ske -. ,o- ne. bo,ss
nth prices well sustained and demand stsedg
md quite active southern m s5as l rates EhiIs
ERggs F Ess sse and Moving of fairly we'll Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16


Stock At al interior towns sane time las; year 9g53
Stock q American Great Britain same
FLOUR AND MEAL--Thers was fair aistribution
Of orders the nour market and a steady UNDERGONE
3 Tass Is T1r patents:
a. spns Slsars - TesA ezra a No ylntsr g l9
sTs ssoes to Fair to s0 g og sPq and 70
ss % brand BA MAJ se an aFlsd s. S GS$s TO-
and yellow. 81 Sqsl 50: coarse. 81 1881 l6 FEED
ern spring SlT @5 standard middling S17 25 dour do
$50 all 100 u sacks red dog So IS lao n sacks sep
ding ssas2s red deg 50 5o hornny chop SO 80 bulk
tRATN~WHEAT-s Starting out with a moderate sd-
we sadd Jumped IN the s
hat hour and closed srong at Jag &c net advance At
that leading chicago bull bought least 100000
Modem KILLER rspert winter wheat conditions, ana
to be doW az & break near the close at no time
during the day however the market show any signs
Of weakness There seemed to be quiet but persistent
noon it was evident this from good sources
a5a o6o Bush last year was chiefly bsarish On
estimated that Minneapolis stocks had increased $4,000
bush during the last six days but there was good
nsatsd that The further rains pToEsng in spring
days A. Southwestern o points and also On the s North
ne at:F also wired thai The Sentiment t!9 n. Tss
6ishes Budapest was points higher Berlin unchanged
and Paris 5Q0 lower Argentine shipments for the
the previous week On the other hand Argentine crop
was reported No red closed at sS1Ho ee4a5oT sn9
se1ae, afoat; No Northern Duluth, 81 &C, ana
No 1 Northern Manitoba, so54o. , ahoat CORN.
Heavy buying OF by shorts mostly in May, was
responsible OF the strongest advances q the week
Ne-York y &c net higher. The
started by rains all through the
where over two inches were
along by the advance OF 7AQ Sto
in Liverpool cables fact that Argentine shipments
were 500 COO bush smaller than the previous week
The advance however eectually shut out exporters end
an three loads reported being sold to the other
side The interior consisted Of 66S 600 bush
comrared with bush year The cash marker
locally higher No corn closing at 6oae' eieYatoT'
afoat; No white. 61S4c, ana NO z yeL-
low 6li4c b aeoat oAIS-Ldke other rnarheI n1
a strong cash demand Actual business on export &C
comm was restricted however. by the higher prices u
%syorS naked oats 26 to 80 10 were quoted at 81 9
sec natural white. so to 81 10 at 82se533c ana eipa
1-ht+a a. to 40 ~ at 556S7c. RYEMarket nrIn; Nc
, western SIC. New-York BARI1l E o1Tt
feeding Buffalo Wheat tincIuolng
-FOUR exports for week according to raossres'
-a $50 4oz bush against 11942 15 bush last weeK ad
qs5 500 bush year: since July 1870 eoieeV
bush for the same tHs
vesr Corn exports for the week aggregats9d co6 p
bush last week ana 4zsvOee oSa
last vssr since July 1905 they aggregated 1eoeooo
hush AGAINST G. COO bush last year
N-E1U-YORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-4Ork, SeIJe-IDsI
coFFEE-Tne coffee market was again lower uaoeF
LIQUIDATION and the absence CT fresh suppoI-
r. 61sziag steady decline OF oQiV points IA
cables and during the !ateE sSSsao-
esss6 still further IN response 70 easier
p-aGes ron and reports q further decine IN
F-azilaz exchange close was STEADY Sl-4
I@,1s n from the two months Ply Ply
80 Receipts naturally were very Shl o~ts -
49, renewal Of transportation racliues VIZ
- followed BY IN abnormal squirt in the move
he s-aaer figures at present reported s-e con-
1900 poo- bull argument According 10 oL1claL so
wees The Of Brazilian exchange was -o !o"eI
,-Tse5 but private reports received later N me oas
1-ss st further loss and probably promoted Eqnl-
49, ho-h here ana abroad Neither OF me 5Ee--n
-s-t-s rspo--ed any change Hamburg closed el z %
c5e of I pig and Havre a net loss @ "a 80
parts fo- the day were o5oSo Dass,
rr n 600 last year. and JunGishy eIent @s
e1 bses against 1900 year. $50 Paulo rece-pLs
- re 5sv 422 bags, sZa-cst eOeVV Lsst
- Eot market quiet. with quotations On lne oaA-S
range 81 contract prices in the local market to-day
10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

I4yerpooI Sent I5-CIosng-WH stesdy.
No led Western winter 6s AID futures steady: DeI
cenber 6s Sd; March Is 7Sd CORN-Spot quiet: Amer
lean mixed Is 1Od; futures firm; peoember As eXd
January As SID; March As 32sd PEAs--Canadan nrTn
al Sc 4lkd FIOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady at
at Is Sd HOPS il London Pacific COAST nominal at
fsaf4 FF,F Cufet extra india mess. Sos. PORK Arm
prime mess Western. sos HAMs-Short cut, Il to I6
h essy AZ 42s BACON quiet Cumberland % 80
NJ z8s short RIB "a ~ AIS 3D. long clear iddles
light IS 10 "a n AIS; long clear iddles heavy IS
al N ass "a. short clear is 10 20 n 43s
clear bellies IA 10 10 70. 46s SHOULDERS .quare II
- - y, aasv a. s0s LARD-PEme Western in tiercss
quiet at 8ss American refined n pals drll at ass Cd
saTee SIS CHEESE steady American finest white SIS
American nuest eoloree. 54s Cd TALLoN-Prine city
eSs4Ss- S,o-3Ioon arm AT IS Sd PETRoLEUM-Reaned
oui4t at Cd LINSEED OIL easy al as %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

heal epot Gotten closed q-leI at 10
r.s decline On the basis -5o for Iniddlins upland
and for rn.ddIng Gulf Southern spot LnaIsts Tre
tsrz7e5 as follows: Mobile steady. uncnagd az Gcs
saies Iee bales Savannah steady, unchanged a 5oc
2Tss rates Norfolk steady. unchanged at lo7sc
sales rs bales. Augusta quiet and steacy 1l9c 'oTe
a. IL 5-lae. 1880 bales st LOUIS quiet IN
CHANGED n 10sac Cfarest0n steady, Lice lower At
a5sc sales 200 bales Galveston quiet uHchalged al
70 s6c rzlez lS3 baIes Eew-Oreans easy lice lower
- 70 Lie sales 500 bales Wilmington steaay, sc
lover IO1sc Estimated receipts az eaCing points To-
today. ~ Houston. Il GOO 70 1000 bales sssLs
1898 last year: a. Galveston
T5 70 Co baies against IL aes week and II 23o
iaSt Nev7-1-esus, from Soo 10 4ocO OaiSs
sgsnst 20S5 week and 1908 last wear -
Receiprs Of cotton ar the ports ana Tor ths - 80
Veek last year; re.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
ruz pe,NT CLOTH MARKET.

Fan River Mass sept 16T9 T Zoe 5 T 5.ss, in the
pFas S'o H.Ss5 aiet ana practically featugsess
the sales being equal to half OF the weeks output
me ara =, gsp@rted weakening on the part OF the
Eohe-n ria1+ers despite aeon OF The Ashsvills
sqagg[h baS been the cause Of much encouragement
here The lowering tendency srtne OF In as Is
Cloth There is general hralness Ir al Glasses OF
g92 9 ~ notass feature IN connection with the
~, IRE onatatans are - iaen q squares,
Legal s5tuatloh- a al sac; ssb inch. sa squares
Z I,fsc. So inch by -. 4sse-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16
NEW YORK. REW Haven & HARTFORD R. R.

Trains depart from Grand Central Station 42d St. and
4th Ave. follows for ,. - 49, -.
A NJ. ftL1:C0. "x1:01. 'xI3:o0 fti5:0o. $500
'f120O P NJ; Vie WliInan ticc-t5s; 900 a u, TOO 7.
P0RTI.AN5 and BAR HARBOR-+F8:O2 P. NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS AND QUEBEC
fslS:4O A n, 1900 P N
" ESTER and FITCHBURG. via PCTNAM-4S P N
IAKEVILLE and NORFOLK-t9:o2 A NJ. 1881 P n
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCkBFIDGE, LENOA, PITTS
T7TTT.T-f4:5O 1902 a NJ. s1:24. 1881 P NJ.
cket ohces at cCrand Central Station and c125th St.
alec al c26 IS5 CT Broadway, C25 Union Square
cs2 Fifth Ave Gas Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave-
c2T3 West 125th St T9S Third Ave In BROOKLYN cS4Z
SEQ Fulton St. $50 Broadway 49, -
fDaiy. Except Sundays fstops at 10Th St 1St2ps
limited Has dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
also