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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-02-10
TazeweIl Negro
Killed or Dry Fork

The remains of Thos. HIggiubOtham
awell known young colored man, was
brought here yesterday for burial. He
WAS shot by a railroad foreman on Dry
Fork on Monday, the ball entering the
stomach from the effects of which he
died somo time afterwards. 1t IS said
that the negro and the foreman had q
dispute and he attacked che foreman
with a pick. HIgginbotham went from
razewell to Dry Fork short time asc
to work on the new railroad.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-02-10
NOTICE.

the Town OF Pocahontas, Va, offers
for sale to the highest bidder at the
lowest rate o. interest, Forty [4Ol
Thousand Dollars in Liquidation aud
Improvement Bonds.
Bids On the above will bee received up
To $3.50 p. IN. on March 10, 1875.
For furt her Information md parti-
culars address: j. +. WARD,
Ch. Finance Com Pocahontns, Va.
2 10 4t
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-02-10
Died of Scarlet Fever.
Steetesburg. Va

Steetesburg, Va Feb. 7th.
AS we haven't seen ANYTHING from this
place lately, Twill give you afew items
We still have lots Of cold weather and
snow.
James Fields, who it was thought had
smallpox is about we'll. There are no
new cases
Ames the little son Of william Grit
fits. died Sunday night of that most
dreaded disease scarlet fever. Their 9th
er child is sick with the same disease.
Mr.. W. II. GrIffits has been indIspOsed
the past weeS.
Mr. and Mrs. Row Dun were visiting
Mrs. Duff's parents last week Mr.. anC
Mrs. W. x. Blankinship.
DR.. Copenhaver. the dentist OF Rich
lands, was In this place Saturday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-02-10
To Patrons of the TazeweII EIcrric Light
and Power Company.

We app~eciate tn At w
are not doing the service that we wish
to give, hut we are now ne-otiaiing
far larger lighting machin" ard re
early day. My illness has very much
int"Iferred with this work and l hope
you w'lI bear with us patiently little
longer.
Respectfully,
@. @. Long. Gen. Manager
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-02-10
AQoniZinR Burns

are instantly relieved and perfectly
healed. by BuCklen's Arnica SaIve. T..
Kivenbark. Jr of Norfolk. Va, writ-s
81 burnt my knee dreadfully; that II
blisted all over. Bucklen's Arnca
Salve stopped the pain, and healed II
without scar" Also hea 5 all wounds
and sores. 20 at j. K. Jackson druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-02-10
THE SCHOOL
TROUBLE, AGAIN
A Correspondent Throws Some
Light on the Difficulty in
Poca'S Colored School.
Communicated !

Communicated
Pocahontas, Va, Feb. 7, 'O5.
Clinch Valley News,
Tazeweli, Virginia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-02-10

NliuCu Ndlley news,
Tazeweli, Virginia.
Mr.. Editor
The controversies concerning the
conduct Of the Negro school OF Poca-
hontas are still unsettled. In your is
sue Of week before last Was reported
some Of the conditions appearing in
the situation. 1 understand that
this article has called down upon
you some criticisms and that you have
been asked TO stand with "hands or
as it were and allow the negroes and
their few white sympathizers, TO fight
the matter out with the School Board.
] say FEW white sympathizers, be-
cause / know the negro sympathizers
are confined TO three Of four prominent
white men who seek 10 encourage the
negroes to utterly disregard the law
and the authority OF the School Board
the official body in whom resCs the
absolute control and conduct Of the
public schools of the town. Now, i
think il well the public should know a
few facts regarding the colored school
situation here, the position taken by
the school board in this matter, why
the board has taken that position and
the reasons why the action OF the
Board should be sustained by all law
abiding citizens until its action has been
reviewed by higher tribunal and its
findings reversed. All good citizens
should be for law and order, il he is
not, it can well be asked, is he a good
citizen? This result can only be OBJ
tanned by upholding the action OF ouI
official bodies, whether subordinate OF
supreme, in no other way can our gov.
ernment be independent and subservi.
ent to the best interest OF the masses
If a subordinate body is guilty Of 6
violation of law or of judgement o.
fact its acts, under the law. can be re
viewed by superior body in authori
ty. If an appellate authority is guilt,
Of improper action, the remedy is il
the legislative body which makes tn
Jaws and confers that authority, and s.
ON, so that any &c agggrIeved, or wh'
Snlnks himself aggrieved, by the ac;lol
OF any official body can have redres
on his appeal - a high n tribunal
Then II the action OF the School Boar
OF Pocahontas in it's findings regard
ing the colored school we've not salts
factory, the law provides that any fiv
patrons of.that school can appeal to
higher authority and il on that appe'
they appear to be entitled TO redress
they will get it.. Then is it charitabl
to the Pocahontas School Board, is
the net of law abiding citizen to r,
fuse to take the remedy given him h
the law, In the appeal, but instead
stand out in open iOlsstiOn or Tie al
thority OF the school board ami coun
enance and encourage every pqtr0n
that school to open violation of the Ia
and its authority? Does not evel
citizen who openly den"unccs Il
School Boards action In the premise
without asserting his appeal, stat
out as an encourager and violator
the law? Does not his action eau
The ignorant and unedncated bla
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

closed que net unchanged to points advance December
ss5ruary-MaTc6 ssid March-xprii e85d. Apflelay.
$50 d gaa d
9ct96er-Noven nber 597d Aanchesteryerna hardening
s.v ELoUR AND MEALBaslaess in the Hour market to
rent needs only Prses we're barely steady and nm
g soSsss winter patents s. 23s$ g. spFlnz cIssTs
10 winter s. s5aSs 10 RYE FIoUR steady; quoted:
oREl ady fs dye auoted lS cAis Kiln d d $a$s 10 as to
sseaoy qqeled EnH wRlee ana @ se
and nominal city nrm quoted Western spring SIS So
an msenf pseene sS sht pm 2uF city So bran SIS ssE
si sac gG P; %ddng s segS23 So red dog So SO hOny chop
GRAlE.- AT:-While the Chicago bank 4 failures lures
Hes e @ ay the sd early & aeSn @ Of eee oyT d he no matter
In fact the prompt action OF other chicago banks es-
POSITION an5ng traders at tbe openg to follow the lead
OF the Chesg9 bull operators and buy & al, bTr s
when professionals became suspicious that the selling
pay this impression @ gained ground until by 6y oss m fass
noon The Weakness in stock market cirees was unques-
tionably of factor than the Chicago situation
Of the big houses anxious sell wheat to pro
was also influenced BY an increase Of 24ooO bush in
last year Of 47o9o bush Foreign statistics. however.
according to Broomhaii were only 6sU0o bush, com
es T bsi S GOO s 6sh & ns RSda TSsrs IN IN
addition decrease Of 500 go bush In ] the gga1bsy ebsgse 9n
pa ss wa s2a e9 to points s HhGr
deTs appeared In all markets Primary 6TsA bv
aour cearanoes OF 41oOO bhs and wheax Ioaad as
$4,000 bush. The cash market IN NeW-toIh
follows. there being business rePore9 NJ
aIkc elevator and 93Sc ( b adoat; No / NottnSYt-
Duluth "a &c o afoat CoRNThe feature IN the 10
cal Ic in December corn apose Ihe
regular close Saturday due to light oIterlnss
moderate shorts It closed &c net 4ssots3
&c decline in later months which WeS
by drop wheat and the late Cncago St the
early market showed steadiness with whe u 7G6 6n0
fact that worlds shipments by Broomhan were laUeuU4
On 6nsn nereased saa she bush sell
ers prices gave ruling heetVy Sis sa 0n0
afte
bush supply ncreaSed loS60U PnS ~ corn
Of the dispatches noted better
in Nebraska Primary receipts were 1'zS'Ovn @ IN New
nractically the same as year ago No corn "a ev
Won; closed SIC for old in elevator and o. IoT H
q afioat; No white. Sc, and NO : yel0w ater S
: h afoaf market for oats was
with other grains and under sales OF peee9per G Ta
decreased lsuVO ousi: 1i9
principal buying day was IRON 9niIo1. Mxed
Eash oats in New-Yor closed steady as oio". 971S
"a to SO 10 S7937lzc: natural white 90 10 % Set
S9c and clipped white So to 20 ID 4U9+Ec v RA Riley
No T5c / f New or;
NarkeI steady: II 12c ana nlaIttHs 70
+ Furalo BUCKWHEAT-NaIkeH oui O'0
-notntrsI- delivered New-York-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. December IS. ia05.

u.
csIFFEEy-While It did not develop there
the OF duty coffee. there was
continuation the Wall Street buying movement noted
Saturday. face OF the unsettled condition Of az
circles and market while somewhat
irregular gener ally steady. well as moderately
ective- The opening was steady net unchanged 10 D
Prices eased of about points shortly after he
aggressive and
recovered the Afternoon and closed steady, net un
higher Sales reported Of about
$1,000 bags Brazilian receipts helped the market
70 some extent in the aIternoon Inc tNo P0ItS nsu
5000 hags against 1900 bags last year. and the Jun
diahy IS 900 bags against 1900 bags last
Sac Paulo receipts for the day were under last
Rio combined far for the season have
been 40 coo in OF the for the cor
of coffee 1Gi441 bags against 113 9 bags last
OF the European markets Havre A6I franc
I lower. but both the primary markets
advanced with Rio $50 reis and santos 100 reis higher
The market for spot coffee steady with quotations
Rio were IS 600 bags against 20 600 bags last year
Santos receipts % 600 bags compared with 1O3
bags year The warehouse deliveries last week at
United ports 16144I bags, against 1877
bags week 299 bags year, the total IN
Guiding II bsgs Nev-York weekly clearances
bags and Santos cearances $1,000 bags
United States and 1230 900 Europe Weekly
Bahia receipts G000 bags and stock 5000 bags
bags the United States 1000 bags
90 Germany and 3 eco bags to the rest of Europe.
Coffee cables-F -Fio-Coffee market firm; No z Rio
1890: exchange, 16 2Sd receipts 1000 bags shipments
states. 1000 bags: shipments for Europe
1000 hags; stock 29soo0 bags Santos-Cof5ee market
stock, z25 0Go BamburgCoffee market opened L
e71a higher: at net unchanged to 4 pig
higher: at p net unchanged TO = pfg higher;
steady = franc higher; a. - unchanged: at
unchanged TO franc higher; at $50 unchanged to
sales. 10000 bags.
The range prices IN the local to-day
w follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

steady: city 414c; country 4AQ49.c LARD stesay as
quoted; prime steam ''oSt W., rsnned lard
priIne tUc quiet; quoted at sc. IRA
Steady; quoted: South America s6oc ~ &c
zil steady; duotsu a.
STEARNE. Gull; quoted: oieo t>.o; c's islu de-
IaIfiS @ctlNe a. with uil rates
nsnd az PRIMARY points quite hDelt WI. foitow:
asked as offerings Qn9tattsons az mac.
Domestic screenings Sag3hc secon1 s+re fancy
choice heads 44q474c: fancy heads 55a8
heaos o.. otc: Jauan, domestic, 41s4472G;
bs<c: Java a4se14 74c RangooB. in bond ar,tvs
SUGAR-h refined sugar business was aSsLt Pr,ces
en5 undertono steauy uncaseo nd
quoted are net per cent Tor casn! SnC
powdered. 4s5c: powdered coarse powaeIeGa
powdered 4SUc; Eagle confecuoners Slsu o,r,o IN
Eage coarse ana extra fine granulaed s0ci Essi s5c
cartons. 2-lp and 5b bags Of me gond 4 70c
Eagle fine or standard granulGed and dladlonu sc:
confectioners A. s55c; No l. 4S5c; Nos snd , o. No g.
&C. No o. Ss5c; No To- S9Oc. No IL. ss6c: NO ib vi De-
Nos IL ID and l5 8 75c. London quiet WIN ,,ha
cember quoted at SIS 2d January at ss o. nrices
tb oentrfugai e6 test quoted 84sc; muscoya69: %
test 34c ana nolasses sugar, 50 test zee Jaru-
crop Cuba sussat
sry Shipment at 21zc test cost ana Saiur-
o9,aI nar1s to the american and Howell. end iats 01
sa,. haga arlat price.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

State 11s at IS so; IS do. 1s4 N. at IS a5;
s. Sanders: state lambs "a So 25 100 do 92
10 at SIS 1247 81 do 6S fb 81 so; 229 Buffalo do "a
10 IS; State yearlings 123 ~ Sc u.s. do, a 70,
at 81.
Kerns Commission Company: 1ss Buffalo lambs. Ts n,
at So 75 1e7 do g H. at 81 50 81 do q 10 at g 80; Is
kentucky do. 81 n at 81 75 Jos do s8 ~ at 81 S9 -
S5 25 Buffalo lis 10 at 81 49, 98 Kentucky DO
101 H. at s5 124s do 95 b at S5; II Indiana cu 100
h. at So 50 Pennsylvania yearngs, 1O2 H. at So IL
Indiana do 1o2 &. Sc =
Tebn Shannon: 112 State lambs IS 10. at SIS 1S:
do 55 10 S6 90; 200 Buffalo do s. 10. S. S Penn
sylvana DO 90 ~ at 81 5o 81 Pennsylvania sheep 11s
~ at So do e5 10 at S4 State sheep and lambs. 80
S. Judd Co.: 64 State lambs 81 r. az IS; 20 DO 1s
70, at 81 IS; State sheep. 10 n. az SS 50.
J. G. Curtis & Son. 46 State lambs. 73 10 at SO 25;
do, 63 n 81 sheep 109 n, SIS 75; 10 do.
e8 n. at s. 10: do ia n. at 81 30; DO 20 ~ at
H H Hollis s Vermont lambs. 10 n. at ss .; 30
do 76 10 IS 25 state sheep. los n. at IS 80;
4 Vermont do $50 10. at So. -
andrew 1uen 20 State lambs 50 n. at 81 so; culls
II 10 So; sheep, 100 70. at 81 so.
W. r. Hume as State lambs 20 10, at IS; "a do. IS
r. at 81 70; cus 50 fb at IS; State sheep 10 70.
at IS so; 2 bucks So 10. at SS so
HOGS-Receipts for two days were z cars, or 1918
head, including 432 for the market Prices frn and
1Oc higher Sales State hogs made at s. 50S5 SO
100 H. Country dressed hogs lower at i9sc 10
for light. 6q6$c for medium and 5051ac for heavy
SIS 90 100 r do 1s4 10 at So 50 q State pigs so
70. at SIS 50 rough $50 10 S4 so; do S47 H. at
81 so; 2 stags 305 10 at So so
J. c. Curtis s. Son: 8 State hogs. LII 10 at 50 60
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec. 1S.-CATTLE-Receipts 900 head;
market slow to 1Oc lower prime steers, S39
S8 IS; cows So s0GS4 4O hefers s2qs5 bulls. s2qs4
feeders calves So 50@Ss HOGS
Receipts $4,000 market strong sc higher choice
to prime heavy, 81 959$5 %: medium good heavy,
s. s5@S4 95 butchers weights s. 9oGS5 05 good to choice
AND LANBS-Recepts. 2s. 200 head; market 100
15c lower; sheep $49$6; yearngs S69S7 lambs 81 ESQ
81 so
Cincinnati Dec 1s-HoGs active: butchers and ship
fair t9 good shippers s4g$4 Is: common. s2@$2 so.
East Buffalo. Dec 1s-CATTI.E-Recepts. 5000 head:
prime to shipping slow Others active and strong to 100
butchers s46$5; heifers So 159s4 75 cows 50 50dS4
heifers. 81 50a$3 VEALS-Receipts. 300 head; mar
slow steady S5 500s9 25. HOGS-Receipts
20O head; market active and 510c higher heavy mixed
So S5 256S5 3d. roughs 406s4 TO-
S3GS3 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 900
head market slow steady lambs Sc 15G$7 90: year
lings Sc 50dS6 wethers S5 5o6S6; ewes 5OnS5 D
sheep. mixed sSs5 5 Canada lambs. 81 259$7 so; West
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
READING SY ST EN-
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. r.

STATIONS; Foot Liberty St. N F.
Time shown below is from Liberty St West sd ss
leaves 10 minutes earlier except as noted oy oesEns
marks.
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTcwS AND MAUCs
CHUNK-z4oo G.15 Eastonl. eio A ~ i2o' ~
800 (b54S Eas;on oniy) P NJ SUM- s4-zO - NJ A0s
wfI1KEsBGRRE AND scRANToN-a1o A. N. 10
S9o r M Sundays q so = ss n POO 192ys z RAE
NEGAT-zz 90. $40 a "a. 130, a5oo x6oS eLsbssTcSSd
Lakehurst, k3.40 c4.15O P. A Sundays. s:SO A. NJ
ATLANTIC cITY-.9.4o A. NJ. kts.&o n,
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE PoINIs-z4oa
$50 II so A NJ .x1.20 "a 45 $50 $50. 1120I. suH-
days except Ocean Grove 400. 600 A. u. 4os
ATI2NTTc HLDs, sEABR1GHr. MONMOUTH BcH4
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4.O0 "a. so. $50. i1.so A. Ms
1.so. $50. $50. $50 p n Sundays. eco A At
sfI 90 A. NJ nns120o n1.O0. 800 $500. 400 rns5Oa
ms6.oO 200. $500. 800 $40 80 P NJ. Is12lS mdt
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON.soo m'1ooo 'lzooa
ms2oo mts4 90 90 TOO -lt2 T. ,,-v, ,r,r,
IAMsPoRT-Iiz 400. z49o. $500. 1870 1000. I1od
a. NJ Reading only, Sll1OO. 20. t2oo 2 n Cssad|
ing. Pottsvle Harrisburg only), taco 500 $50 P ID
sDaily. fDaily except Sunday sSundays 3Psrtos
only. Via Tamaqua. aExeept Salurdays EDinins
xsaturdays only; zFrom Liberty s ST. only: "a ~
ei2 20 P NJ. g4.3O p. n. III so p NJ. k3.2 P. NJ
Cfices: Liberty ST. West 2Sd ST.. Astor House. Isl
434. i300 1854 Broadway 1s2 9th Ave. PSI 9TH Ave
Union Square west 279s Sd Ave 279 West 125th ST. 24s
Columbus Ave. New York: 842 s4S. 54' $50 Fulton st
RrookIyn 500 Broadway Williamsburg. Sew YORK TransA
fer Co calls checks baggage tc destination
W. G. BESLER. e NJ BUHT.
yIce-Pres e Gen. Mgr. Gen. Psss'r Acert
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

HE: do poor 10 medium s8foc; Southern and South
western s911c COCKS. old dry picked per H. PC: 90
scalded SIC; SPRING DUCKS, Maryland per 10, lzg
i6c do Western 109l5c: GEESE Eastern white per lb
! 90 dark I21Sc; do Maryland l2qloc; 90 s es
81: do mixed. 50: 50aS1 49, do culs 609T5c
HAY AND DSTRAW-HAY-Receipts days were
unusually light the market notably strong for al
useIul grades. Western hay, with its running gooa
quality leads the demand The market opened slow but
good line OF trade expected this week In anticipation
OF the holidays sorts de-
cidsdly nrm and good common is filing many A
few small lines strictly prime touched SI1sc We
9lfoGte: Large bales 100 70, No /. sogs2Ac; No
F2teq15c No 9, 621a967&c; shipping. JOdJ5c clover
mixed. 625e e970c; clover. clear, 60965c STRAW-The
tone OF price is something receipts are now
likely 70 smaller. We quote Long 65G70c. Re
celpts OF hay straw reported the Produce
Exchange noon to-day: Hudson River Railroad 250
Erie 2so Pennsylvania 30; Delaware Lackawanna and
Western So Lehgh Wiley. 1870: Baltimore and Ohio, 50
Ontario snd Western 40 Central OF New-Jersey, 100
Total, ESQ Receipts of straw. 60 tons
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. \

Trains depart Grand Central Station. 42a 81 ans
BOSTON. via New London 6 Proy-ttE1o.oo. sIlio:oa
sj12oo Is 90 ~ t3;So
WORCESTER and EITGaBURG via PUTNAAM1a7fs NAAa7 =; NJ
CT. HARRINGTON. sTOCKBRIDGE LEiNox, PITTS
FTELD-f4:50. IS 40 A. n. 1881 p u ,ox.. -
cket offices cFand Central Station and ci2oth st<
also at c261 11s5 c1S5s Broadway. c25 Union Squsrs
Eifrh c245 Columbus Ave. e64e Madison Avs
ca9s West f2sth ST. 2TeS Third In Brooklyn. cS-
SDaiIy. Except Sundays fstops Ct i25tn s. zst9gS
dining car. cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 1s.-closing: coTToN-spot. moderate
fair ed: good midiling essd; d. rniddng & s9d low
is Of the day 5000 bales Of which 500 were for
SPECULATION ana export and included 4oO american Re
e1g Closed quiet: American middlng. December.
Tscenser and January. Esd. January and Febru-
er pa February and March, 631d; March and April
Ssst anr{i and May 6Ssd May and June. 64ld; June
ana iuy 42d: July ana August e4sdi august and Sep
TheT S5d: September and OCTOBER oOod OCTOBER anu
07G
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

The local market for sP95 99t0n m 9ssa Sans 9ts' Upland and
Decline on Ssdlne Gulf sales 110o bales 6slye5ed On
sract Southern spot FnaThefs ~ II iIiec; sales 200
lows: N9Ce Nr rn &c higher at y &C. sales 80 el 0a9
eEiss Noi1St,.si 11$sc. savannah lu-'
l19Te r an ilssc; sales 2s9 bales Anggso q e
1-lSc et II sc: sales es7 bales - leans r
UncnaAles 155ffc: sales, $50 bales 81 L'1ts
uneargeg a. AZ I2c; sales PIG bales Baaoss po5i dints
&c l0wer al 71s,.on 1900 10000 bales d
1y ek and 42ss last year: az ~ ss7 ist
1900 bales 13 500 1890 bales. against
and I9SE5 ast yeas,,
N@.3S e. The r1rts and interior p9tnts
-srsS vfth he same day last week a-lu 4S z..,.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

ouet: American mixed. new As s1id; do CID. szds
3ssd: March. SD FLOUR
Esi Louis fancy winter steady es Cd HoPS-In London
Coast 50 IOsdzA PEAS-C1nadsn steady.
6s I0iSd BEEF-Extra India mess Us Ga quiet FORK
Prime mesz western nOminaly Sos. HAsfSSkort cat.
IA TO 10 70. 46s BACoN-Dull Cumberland cut &c so
~ Ais Cd short rie 10 % "A 10 as "a !onS clear mid
short clear 16 70 20 10 AS Sd: clear bellies IA 20
SOS Cd. SHOCLDERS-SQuare. II 70 Is 70 steady.
SIS LARD-steady; prime Western. IN tIerees SOS;
Ar1orican reired "a pals 4Os Cd BCTTERood United
states norninaly SIS chess sStreng American nnsst
STEADY 2Ss Cd. TURPENTINE E-Sprits firm. 49s. ROSIN
Common steady. es 50. PErRoI1ECN-Rsnasd aai.s,
T&d. LINsEED oIL<-Etrnn. las Sd
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
OTHER HOUR EVEN HOUR~
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave West 2sd Street except nids
night train leaves 1850 D.
Ly. Liberty street. 500 am Except Sun Bunee
1000 am Daily. Diner
Daily. Diner.
Daily. BUFFET
Hg<ovaI Limited" 400 pm. Daily. An Pullman
Lv. Liberty street. 500 pm Daily DtneH
700 Daily. Buffet
1915 night Daily. Eleepers,
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST.
Leave new york City 25d St Liberty Sc.
Chicago, Pittsburg, Sleeper. 1850 1215 n't
Chicago, Columbus Diner. .115n 12-00 nm
Pittsburg. Cleveland Limited. 30U 400 pm
tPittsburg limited" Buffet $50 p m ZOO pm
Cincinnati, LOUIS Sleeper. IL so PIN 1215 Mt
Cincinnati, Louis, Dner...... $50 am 1000 an
Louis, Diner. $50 pm 500 ,
ofices: 26I 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor House. 1os
Greenwich ST, 25 Union Square w. 391 Grand St.
n z: S4S Fulton St. Brooklyn; West 2Sd 81 and Ls~
erty St.
After p. Sleeping Car Reservations snd fun To-
Bureau Of Information. Baltimore Ohio r r.. ara
St Terminal. Phone No Chelsea Si44
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. % Dec 1s.-FLoUR, steady3; fancy blended
patent pa s. 40 winter gasry 81 bqkeTS spring patent.
settled; No Northern 927sc; winter nominal; No 2
red; SOC: state 3sc asked: CORN. firm: No yellow.
5014c; No 2. 491zc. OATS No white, $3.50
No. mixed 35Ac. BARLEY dull c. T. f. in store 40
57c. RYE dull No. l. 7Jc.
Chicago. Dec 1srhe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

CoTToN-After q qulet steady early session the
otto market turned and in the afternoon broke
sharply under selling for both accounts the main in
s15-4ion for which apepared to be predictions for
hearish census report Wednesday. The close vas
steady iu tone practically the lowest point OF
the ression net decline Of l6qls nonts salSs S wesf
sn ADVANCE Of car points TO higher cables
Chicago and the unsettled opening
- ne rtoc market probably restricted fresh demand and
led 10 some selling by local professionals W1o
the nna1caI trouU4es
t1 The West and difficulties made good pear
or fhe other hand leading interests were buying
1s after easing decline OF about 6gd points
morning the market rallied toward
yo5ddsy 70 about opening figures on bun support an
Lat bears again became dsgIessiNe a.
forcing the market down caught stop loss oEoers anS
sre5 cutie deal OF general selling unoer Whlcn
Ire market ruled weak ana unsettled tpInoTs were IA
Of the National Snners Asso-
stin giving the Of cotton ginned TO Dece Der
acording to private aovlces, was gwen 20
5er 70 Of the association yesterday and viii be gen
ere1z, public this morning, would sho" sol oVU
question. This was 70
In. 10 a government report on WEDNESDAY OF soIe
RS2H1dN aod Iaies which would indicate cniy ~ .te
SsyIing of IN the amount einneo Per WoLns
v,bieb would therefore be considered some
t bearis showing. Port receipts were healer LaE
exceeded by exports SouI-etA
-. yasrtCeTe were sc lower to nc higheI a.. s.-
~ range prices in the local ins1Ast '"
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

i. ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS fer Tns
y TTfbuns received al their Uptown Oftce. No. LISA
sIadvay between S3th and SIth Until clock
stssfnents received the following branch
reguIar ofice rates until o'clock M viz: 2ss sth
a-s . cor 23d-st 5tn-ave.. f9th-st: 90 Ezs.
fI.S nTT sea-st hsrweer Ita arH sth aves
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne ruled steady quiet, with CSC
asked for machine barrels Rosn ruled steady at
s. 90 for common good strained Tar steady al
50 l5d$5 20 for oil barrels We quote;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE oil ans machine barrels.
67I4G6sc.
TAR-S5 1895 90
RosIN-cornmon to good strained. ss 80: D. IS 80; E,
50 60; F. So 30; G, SO 1888 so: Il, 81 i5 T. s4 40:
S4 059s4 40; NJ, $6g$5 10; n. s5 so; G. S. and W
STOCK ON HAND.
Kosin hbls 'oa3
turDentlne, Dds
London. Dec 1s.-TURPENTINE-Spiri ass Sd.
ROSIN-Anerican strained es Sd; fine, 13s.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r,vsr,ool Dee 1s-closlng: wHEAT-Spot steady: No
wKt 6s I'd: futuTes qulet DeceEnoer,
6s iIssd; March, Is Ad; May. Is 1olsd- coRN-spot