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New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT. NASSAU COUNTY
Mary P. Sherwood and Amos c. she[woOe. her hus
assns. Noc CaS1s n Ss and
inerlocutory Judgment partition sale, culy made
s @ the ana 9d IN the 6e sH The c s9 $ T s % COUNTY
Of Nassau the sixth day OF June 1896 and in the Of
the 18th day July 1905 undersigne the feferee
New | YORK Re.i Estate Exchange saiesroo So "a ans .ni
80 Sc & Yor n n 6h' Ts 0IedsR Of m M9aan Ian. s city and
1905. at twelve o'clock noon on that day. by l.
Of bronx in city County OF New YORK directed
by said Judgment to be s9d ana therein described a. FOL
situate lying and being In the Borough OF Bronx date
state OF New York known and designated on certain
WesSester Sn ee Contv emitted Map @ or Deeds for
property situated in the Town OF westchester
ana drawn July sth 1859 by A. N Ewsn sgr'egf& e4
nine 55s and which taken toseheT are boineJ ana and %
scrbed follows: Commencing a point NORTH
bridge where the southweserIy line Of lands hereafore
eonyeysd TO Marian C9e iHterseets the same from thence
West along Road thirteen feet thence still Along
West twenty 2o feet six 90 inches ? thence n
thirty go, minutes West twenty (2e1 feet ans I m
inches thence North fortysix t4 degrees afyfour
Of land, heretofore eonveysd to zilohia Teria2 one
two t42l degrees a minutes East along
the lands late of Sarah d hfty 800 feeI
%nuss Eat along lands Marian coe hundred and
road at the place beginning the said severaI Ss
tanees and dimensions more or less BeinE saIue
James r whiting and others bearing date
lister Of the city and County Of New YoI in i @ Tes &
Of Conveyances 4O7 the 18Th day Of JanarT
Dated MIneOIa Nassau County Y.,august LIST 1sos
PATNE S6npDEE attorneys for plaintiffs. aIineols
The Following is diagram OF the property to be sold
as taken from recent surrey made for the referee
it now according 10 which sale viii he M & as
The street number being known unoclsy 2s65
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AUGUST Il
s71F-FF-F--The somewhat Irregular
hu showed reactionay tendency in the main owing to
disappointing cables. higher tern-
peratures slightly heavier primary port re
declines however there seemed 20 be iair
demand. opening less Of 5q1o points the
5ii tle better during the middle session wien
II ruled unchanged points lower. Later offer
rc tho closing while steady, was at
unchanged Sales were about 5000 hags or
European markets Hayre = franc higher, heing
reported, by private cables Of reports or
The coming crop through fTosis but
parrial higher. and Rio lost 40 rets OF
the advance n previous Gay Santos unchanged
10000 bags, against 10000
but the Sac Paulo ement as reported
daE476eo hsgs. against 52oN2 bags the pre-
indicate continued increase IN the
movement district Brazil reported frost, accord
official and cold weather. but
hne and The minimum temperatures were
above freezing The spot market steady with
ouatarars Jbe basis Of $50 for Rio No =
of contract prices IN the local market to-day
IS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
Notice of Sum mons.
CUPREME COURT,

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoTkGarolins & E. DrSM i Piantia @ sgast Ansoa
Drew and Mary Drew his wife (the Mary be
George a. Drew and julia Drew his vile tfhe name
fictitious. the real being unknowa to
Charles Draw ami Agnes Drew. his w!fe: George H.
Drew Hosea r. Drew Lois a pre%, Jennie Mclaughlin
SARAH prev .'AIbsFt ,the Albert being
nfSs the rr% s re ne name ee daHS@p o 1 Psn1
INC being unknown TO PLAINTIFF; Villain
David E. Gould and Edgar l NSK!e Trustees os The
Iuhn l. aud tatherin- Drew. his wife; Pau
InoAed the complaint tn this action. and
copy OF Your answer on the plaintiffs
cisye ot ,e sJyer @ Judgment viii be Ia e sF ] nus &
FETTRETCH sIIkMAN * SEsYREI.
c-,e and Post once Address No Al Park Row Manhat-
n' S the above named defendants: Auson \ Drew and
lane prev vie tthe Jane being fictitious
me me real Sar 2 pg his VIE ,the h name @ br = &
5itiGqs the ere real TgI@ 5te hs WE 20 pa Gg25ss
being actitsous beng pIslntr)
No Td in,s n preS his wife Sarah prev Albert, drew
tire tlber, being aEiiii9uf ,e real being
erek' being fctit,ous the yea! being unknown
PLAINTIFF George II ssH seTFH4s IN 05sT 5srqie n
sued Eie sei!aln Charles F. spear, David f.
soriatcs OF the city
summons sfTyed upon YOU by D1Sleaen PgrsI
Justices of The snprenT GouIt Ct he STATE o New Iork
s4 tn the e nf & es Of % e crk y County New So
at The Court House. the Borough o Manhattan the
enth dsy Of July, ig'5
Dated July Tth. 1885
FETTRtsrCIt. SILHMAN & SEYBEI-
Plaintiffs Attorneys
once and Pos; osce. Address No, Al PARK Row. Man
&au York
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBU-sE SATURDAY. AUGUST 49, 1905

res, noidng on IN the expectation prices
49, 81 he weakness In for the day
K R5S c.h nged Cut loaf crushed, &C. mould A
eosrsa guoe5 n aaSc: NXxx powdered. 45c powdered
800, po"uered ana frnit powdered, Asoc Eagle
nne sdsaulated o55c: Eagle coarse and extra
81 uiated D 4oc. 2 10 bags and 5-fo
bags OF fine granulated 45c: Eagle nne or standard
sIanusted and Diamond A s0c oonfectioners a. 515c
45c S.V'i NJ No 46c; No s. 46oc No 8. soc: No 10
- NJ - s5oc; No H. 430c 13, 4.20c: Nos IA
1 t o. 10 loc The London market fiat and lower
81 os ia Tor August and September The local market
as shade lower with duty paid prices quoted fol-
l-16a41sc for 96 test centrifugal. T1693izc
i % test museovado and 916d3hc for So test
trifSf RE sales INCLUDED 10000 bags Cuban
AT IL loc basis 20 and freight terms
ioeal STOCK OF Europe and America 13735 $40 tons,
against i,oll,9.2 tons last sa
uats ana f96Z9S tons at the of January
ieoo The decrease of stock 23S TONS against
LVo 40 tons January !, 1905. Total and
together show visible supply OF S SO tom. against
1,9I3,972 tons last year
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
80 Tse sG fellosins th net rseslps Of ee.:o an

today a" anohsnE The lnaIlset for quiet
ent s9 t arSe RT o 0s OF the
steady NV is quoted at So sf5oag 5od !" a.
choice fancy s< 90 coR2aA e Eoqa srm s4s4 1891 23
quoted Fine white yellow 81 90 coarse s. hTs Is
srn L. sphs siS Y steSE sa S.r "ssFn e dun QUOTED
$40 red dog S22 30 August shimenf city bran bulk I
hominy chop bulk $2l do sacks. So 35 omea So -
AIN-vIIFaA1--Tho wheat market was somewhat
5esp ndTne but sbSna a9{ Of ,he line having an
The close weak the lowest Of the day and
P % 9 in he annSaposs s nars % as the cssH aseHe5
hesvness, due. It said 10 better weather IN tbs
MTat d pet and the openings elsewhere
there WI was snhseqlent Improvement for tip Undouot-
az @se h i9T the sT0 9yeent for the a area
that TWO OF the biz a. signeant faSt
are generally in touch with the ona " r
This mpees sc h'y sellers 9f wheat during the
t Rse {asP s On & wheat the previous when North
vance Of sQtsd at Liverpool 541 i lepoftSa an ad
Parts ans % points advance at Badapes GfGnn9 at
Anotb fne week @ Were about estimated Thurs
II loads gave butts encouragement on the score fhet
BUSH in SoS eo1Snet fs ,n nteT05 7t9 @
ouh last The local cash arke cioss9 ~h 'sV' 80
follows No red. s6ssc elevator and S7ssc = b sS S as
Ws anoSe NS[{aTfp H., .t 81 o1s anoat coRNETheFe
ditiSn to Which 80 loads freight room Were engaged M
but this was Increased loads on export adson1
1t had the effect Of holding market Very seadI
day In contrast to I te net adyanee being the
oeso market due to the late break wheat Manpulan
higher At time feature Weather was ana Seo csn
points those Of sst ar "e5e 5e5 nesTy 5y double
the chief sI ins In IN fact the export business
elevator and &c al Day No corn closed locally
W se was steady without much change either at b
soow G5y s. r ReFs s Is5sr Ss was gPots
sasc RYEMs9Et sppsd sfsasx white w &c to 40 s5G
8sc sufsja jFEY-Aiarke quiet: feeding q1oted at
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
NAVAL STORES.

Some weakness developed market for spirits tur
pentne owing TO more liberal offerings tie market
osea p with machine made barrels quoted at s2as2kc
fosin wns QUIET. but about steady Tar
ness We quote: s 49,
621ae ~ DOS. 'Np
TAR-so IS.
RosIN-Common to good strained 81 55Gss 60; E. s4 20
ava 10 F. 81 20QS4 So c. "a 35d94 H. 80. T. "a s
+. s4 65ds4 10; H. 81 1894 30: n s5 o5; G. SIS 4Oa
50 45; w W. SIS TO-
STOCK on HAND
o4
tuIpehtle 34p
- pu's 256
Wilmington. Aug. 1s.-sPIRITs TURPENTINE steady
oszc; receipts NJ casks firm, 12H: receipts
az pes A steady g bid receipts % bbls CRUDE
charleston Aug is.-TURPENTINE and ROsIN-
Nothing doing
pentne. 10 bbls. - ~ ~
Ssnnah. Aug 1S-T RPENTINE firm eOc; sales
bos; receipts pa ehls shipments. 30 bbis ROSIN
steacy; receipts. Isis bhis: shipments Quoted
4. r. c. IS s0asa 40 D. Sc 40as1 50 f. So s04ss 90:
SS SGS4 G. 81 OSns4 10: H. 81 10as4 I2ia; "a To- K
81 %; W w. 50 Is - y - v
London, Aug. lS.--TCRPENTINE-Spir t;xd
KOslN-Amerlcan strained, 9s 3D. fne. i3s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R R

Trans depart from Grand te'F1i station. sd St
a follows tor
BOSTON New L>anion 4 Ir.v--'E lO,O1 'x 10-r3
\ NJ. Il Ice. x i,'l X 500 = 5;9. g 5.e2
NJ Via sprd.-fsD0 \. II. t@:o0 4:o0 @1l.OO p NJ
PORTLAND, AMI BAR H-AttBOft-3'S;p2 p "
AI.iiA\S
= S,,q = NJ. F90U p. N
,yORf,IsSTFI and FIT; IIBt Rti. Via PutnaH-f3 T. "a
iAKFVII.I.E and NoRF FoI.<-f9:02 A. VI. t331 p. NJ.
y NPPI%tTTON STOf.KBRIUGE. LEMON. PITS
Y1-4I-sO 59.O2 \. NJ. Il -
rect Offices cCirsHd central and cl25th 81
.fso .35A RroadwaS - Union SGflar.
eISs Ffrtn Ave. columbus Ave. Madison ave
80 Wesr I2Sth T9S Third Ave Brooklyn 80,
$50 FlIton $50 Broadway
.DaiIv +tSIespt sundays sSJops 12Sth So xS-on.
q, iS5fb - Sundays saturdays only tPar1r ca
I!m1rei Has dining cf'aror and Sleeping car
tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

CORNLSpot firm; American mixed, - u "a; futures
seutember IS Dad; Iecenher Is sad janasry
Sssd PEAS-Canatian quiet, - 4d FLoII Il
St Louis fancy steady ss ca. HOPS in London
Pacific - 1osGt5 IS. BEEF dun; extra
India mess. PORK steady: prime Western
eos Sd HASIS-Short cut. IA Is n, hrm AS BACON
Ann ('mherIand cut. n 4Is rib. I6
long clear mii6les light q 20 "a 10 i.s long
rnidd.es ~ 40 n AS 90: short clear
backs 20 10. IS; clear bellies "a 10 l6 n AS
SHOULDERS Square. II 20 II n hrni S4s Cd LARD
Arrn prme Western COS, American refined in
rails los 50. RTTT'FR nomiaal finest United States.
eSs xcCd do. s5s CHEESE quiet; American finest
white 52s; c''ore5 5ss TALLOW-Prime city quiet
TJrRPENTINf--- -Sririts steady. So Sd ROSIN
Common hrrn o. ad PETRoLEJ'M M-Is9ned su.et, g.
II(SEFD OIL quiet. lES ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug IS. m.--spot in limited demand;
10 POINTS higher; American niGdlng fair
good mddinS. s. 96d: miGding . sod, low middltnx
564d good ordinary 36d ordinary. $500 The OF
ton and export and included s4oo American Futures
opened closed steady. American niddling 3
T36; and September aT2d: September and
October. bT4d October and November 5f6d; November
December. 11d: December 5Tsf; Jan
uary February. I'D February March, g sos;
March April. 6.s1d April MAY. sta; May and
Jurs. Scf, June snd Julx. sssd
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

cash quotations were follows: FLOUR steady
WHEAT No B. s5s.Qle: No ret s1'se; CoRN
, e5iec. No : white. 23a2sc: No white aGg2s're
RYE No > 5T$.c: BARLEY good feeding. ist; fair t.
choice mailing jSGl39c: FI-ANSEED. No l. 81 Us: No
Nortaweetern 81 CLOVER. contract grade. sl2 70
sl4 2oTSl4 % LARD per loo 10 81 T2l.; CUT MEATS
short ribs sides ipose sS 65qs Ia stcrt clear sides
th1xed) 81 81 ass 95; WHlSkEY. basis OF high wines
81 on the Produce Exchange BUTTER firm; cream
cases included 12&4Q15s&c; CHEESE easy. 11G11lsc.
Duuth Aug iS.-Close: WHEAT. No Northern. 81 tsc:
Northern s312c September old, save September
new. TSl3c; December. 7ec
Milwaukee. Aug. 1s.-wHEAT steady: No l Northern
81 02G$1 19 Northern 9IcGSl o.; September ST..
s1asc asked RYE No |. 53@e BARLEY. No 2, soc
sample 3Gl4Sc. CORN. september, 5S'.c
S3lse; December. s21,0S37se: No ! hard 81 co: No /
Northern 81 o.: No Nor;f 81 o4G9St 05- FLOUR
patents 4uUS5 80; second patents s. 2fnsS 3u
fret clears S4S4 clears, 50 caS2 -. BRAN
In bulk AZ $12 o. shorts in bulk - 20 hour mddnss
in bulk S15 20
PhiIadeirhia Aug WHEAT steady; contract grade.
August. Sa0S3irc CORN steady August 599sG60c
OATS firm: new 10 white natural 3Olsa3lc new No =
creamerv y nc rearby prints. 22c. EGGS drm
nearby Off, 2lisc nearby fresa 2tizT21c.
marx; Western fresh, nG21lsc. 81 mark CHEESE
steady full cream, fancy l1@ilc do choice
bbis and IFS oN0 II $1,000 bush corn
u 900 bush; 5000 bush shpments-Wheat Isoeo
bush: IS, 900 bush; oats. 2T5oo bush
st. Louis. Aug Is-Close: WHEAT. No = red. cash
Tee: September Isac; December. Sosc No hard s2sI
ssc CORN No cash 5ii.c: September. 50sci Deem
eer1ber &c. No white, Doc.
Toledo Aug 1s-CLOvERSEED- Cash, So S5la octo
ber IS a7is December. 81 rs btd January. 50 s7la.
ALsIKE-Augusi. 81 rs. TIMoTHY-rrime. 81 STis.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

Coffee cables: Rio-Msrket firm: No :; $500 exchange
II l72d, recipts, 14oOG bags shipments for the
United states 1000 bags shipments for Europe 5000
hagE bags Santos-Market quiet, good
$500; receipts 56 900 1143
e00 bags EIsnbure-Merket opened = pig higher .
N net December = pig higher. ether months a pig
higher: al m was net DsceTnber 4 pig higher other
opened steady, July Z franc higher other months =.
franc higher: at u n unchanged; at July
changed, 0ier months Z canc lower;
franc higher, ssles, $500 bags.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

corIoN-The cotton market ruled Irregular after a
snsp esr4Y acFaIcSa losing Of the
sssoy az IsS improvement as compared with the pre-
Rlo0s Gay ot S112 points The carly of
isR GhaTRcteT Private cables Liverpool reported
that etTke had been
shiy higher than of
N:ous Gay Another private crop estimate was issued
placing the condition 133
last month ana the weather map again dry
EesheT II .eXAh aid further rains IN
esSoncing 10 these Tious items The opened
Et gll points. inside of
was selling 24a25 points the closing Of
previous day with October at Io75c. than 80
points the low of Realizing be-
came quite heavy at ths advance renewal
of pressure from local bears.
points or the gain the market ruled quite steady during
ne Zlodle session ToVlrd the close trading
lsny active ana iuta very irregular Local bears
seemed relieved that the bullish
Drought greater and
aggressive. while there
southern bulls and hDrIy OF covering sellers
The cese about 11613 points best but
slescy n tone. sales estimated 100000
Sales southern spot markets according
unchanged higher Nearly all the pr-
vac Wis news IRON The South was aullish the
attitude OF holders aov1ces
EE1t offerings, Taylor. Tex said that
EEociaticn- - ~
The range OF prices the local market to-day
VI as
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Hnff.Io Aug 1s-FIoCR quiet and easy. WHt~AI l.
snrng 4asv: No Northern. 81 IA winter qUet; No req
s4isc CORN easy: No yellow. 6ozc No Gorn - a,
OARS firm: No white ~ l2c; No mixed "a t2c BAR
LEY. not quoted RYE dul: No > 6'c Canal f;eightS
steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL. Blue LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER EOUR On THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHiNGTON
Leave West sd Street 10 minutes earlier mid
train leaves 1850 D
I-V. Liberty street 500 Except SUR Buffet
am Diner
1900 noon DaIIy Diner.
Daily Bu~et.
Royal Limited 400 Daily All Pullman.
I4v- Liberty street etb p Daily Diner
so0 pm. Daily BUFFET.
SPLENDID TEAM SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY 10 JHE WEST
I.eay York City West Esd - Liberr- SL
ChicagO Pittsbur=. sleeper l1SO pm 1S.1J MT
Chicago Columbus. Diner. II "a =.
PfttsburE Cleveland. Limited. 500 pm 400
Pittsburg Limited Buffet b-5t zoo p N.
Cincinnati st. Louis. Sleeper --- tl5N IA re
Cincinnati, St Louis. Diner S5o 1u.60 "a
Cincinnati L. Louis. Diner. so o. D m
Ofices ls7. 26l 80 13oo Broad way Astos House.
st. - Union Square W. 39t Grand
y Y Gas Fulton st. Broo6'yn- I'D st end Lib
St
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

The local spot market quiet 10 points advance on
The basis q 10 &c for midd!ng upland lO65c
pear Deliveries on contract. 500 bales
cotton Tnarkets were teeeraphed follows Galveston
Hrn unchanged at lO1zc; sales sos bales Mobile
nal. unchanged 10c Norfolk steady. 3sc higher al
lo5sc; sales I4l bales firm unchanged al 09ac
sales. 51s bales St Louis steady. 1sc higher
es. IL bales. New0rleans steady. unchanged IOsc;
sales. 80 bales. Charleston nominal.
Receipts Houston, Galveston and NeN-Orleans On
satIrdaE estimated follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

other liens against said
premises the approximate amount of which
be paid by the referee. allowed by ,rt of the
purchase money.
MARREN q. SEAMAN RAtsraa
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
M NEW YORK, ONTARIO q WESTERN ny.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher sta
fsOO A M-For B!nghs mtOn and EiUira
si0 OO 4 N-Fur Buffalo Chicago and -. Louis
10 10 A M-For Syracuse. OsHeg0. Rtchfeld $prinxa
~ a p M-PO.Ona Mountain Special
. Z. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
+4Oo p. M-FOr Scrs1tcn ant Plymouth
p N-For Buffalo and chicago
I. M-FCr Efufralr. syracuse ttiCtlled
\ N-EOr Chicago. Sleepers 80 9 NJ
Tickets. 80 1tS3 l4S4 Broaivay y. y 2Sp l'ui-
ton st BROOKLYN. -Daiy- fEXcept sunday EI:un FRI
tays and Saturdays only
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IA.erpoo,. aus is--tHosias wHEAT-spot nepinsl
futures quiet September. es SID. December "a 1Ad
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
Railroads.

Pennsylvania
RAILRO DAD
STATIONS fSS Of West and D''
Streets is Ave minutes later than that given below for
isss OCEAN sHldtSS sF fSSls aFnD r.. Cincinnati.
.losSAM THE fad FsxasrhvAN1A = as1i L1MrrED-.a
n~rM cHISSso. cHITSoSSes;oo. fSISSEeiiSSSArL AND ST.
's'srM II 6dsS. pESNsTEXSNIA has, SPECIAL
:sssssMM :sssssM sHiG+So1 LIMffEP.
sss SEsE2RS E2SaS sSfEEss SSa s5s'iSS'ri EXP
.sssrM .sssfMM SSIExhL,Np ASp ,cIYoISNAT1 Exr
ss, SIS anlSsT9S sss ~: Sss ASP a. D. The Z s4SaH & 10 @
rio "ish saaday sa Is az os: % a = 2s rs
.i2s5 C:225. ConxIesaionai i.imi:rd'1 % .. '3@5
soGTaERss RaiLWa9~5 Ali i r-sn .s.> .a2s m. i.io
ATLANTIC COAST IINE-.s25 4. n and IS D m
sEABoARD+ AIR ILNE.-lea5 p. m 2-io
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIGwaY.-'scs p. m
CHESAPEAKE A OHIO RArLwAY.-'.,5 a. IN. wees
FOR ol,b Po}xT F coMFoRr and NoRFo1K-,55 am
Atlantic CIV y p n: daily ~ x.sk-day,
faSd sRNc . agaGsr FsH ocean or,v oe
Ashury Para Sunday.). EoiiAsPeasant % 30 from
Desbrosses and 3.+5 = m. Cortandt Streets On!y)
40. Soo 1885 a. m, rs Saturdays only excepS
Long Brancnl l22I u255 Saturdays only except Long
sIahSh, u2 Saturdays CnO. 225. = S. 3,25 (42j cx
sept Long Eranc) lt55 except days. except Long
n.ahcnl 800 and $50 N. weekdays, sundays So
92o. 1885 a m. 4 55 n M
=. FOR PHILApEI PHIA.
ooo 20 'f55. $50. SIS. .955 .tI055 '1o.5 IS.
Il3 a; m l2 IS .l255, i ee, 2.Io 355 'SS. $50.
70 40 .465. ('i455 for North Philadelphia oniyl
J onS aSa 49, s25 025 t9os FOR North PhiladelPhia
.-ISp P m 1@l0 night weekdays. sundays. sos.
tes % '923: 955, .f1055. -1O55 m. II o. az IS
onlyJ .455 555 $50 os q 2b q bs for North Phiia
delphla only p m, II 10 nigh,
'DtninR Car. train
Oi'ees NOS t6 1881 and Ss Broadway: 1s2 Fltth
ATenue tbe'ow 23d Sal 263 Fifth Avenue (cor1er 18th
-Ast9r House and stations named above; Brook
N a. Fulton Street $50 Fulton Street 800 Broadway
and pennsylvania Annex Station. The New York Trans
re. SoInTany will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through destination.
Telephone 54S Chelsea FOR Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service.
w. W. ATTERBURY. J. p. WOOD
General Manager Traffic Msnager
G<O. ". BOYD.
GesS- Il Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
ecpts OF cotton a. the ports to-day and for the
compared with totals Of previous

cotton Exchange Liverpool cables cotton quiet
- points basis of 5-s0l for American
mddIng. sales. bales. including 5000 American;
es speculation export 200; tenders Docket
go Futures opened steady Al 7Ns points advance ana
closed steady advance Of l2ql4 points quota
lions august 573d; August september I'D; septeln-
fr-Oco1er. 574d; October November 5led; NovereeI
December s77d: Decem > 1sJ: January-feb
ruary. 7sd. FebruaryMarch. sod March-Apr 3 SID
%prilMa 5SI1; May-June JuEe-Juiy. 5s2d- Man
chester-Gsrns Irregular: cloths In moderate demand
Weekly statement: The OF the week
sinent Of crop movement com
slee by Superintendent King follows weekly movement
pts 5Oot lsies. against ls037 last year. Squul
i 4A lsknss estimated. 10000 against none; over
- % mills and CanaGa G6S4. against 2.3s3; loss OF
& 81 interior 4ss5S. against 4076 brought into
s-- teE the y 795. against 1884 Total crop
Pom receipts. including eel bales added 70
l-sans receipts (seas1n's correctonl 10 la3 1913
lss c9aaFed with 1zs last year overland mills
-@ea 5ss against Saz 2G4; Southern mill tax
s-liAa,ea 2,liaOCg against 5000 stock AT IN
zs o. US u excess of September l. e47l against ms
eg.-< Ge-ssi into sight for the season. l34As lO2
ss@lls 1922 S35 Ine total crop movement for 3d.
's-s lli4s season against 354 days IN 1903 04
HFar1i.'e ootton statement for the week Fri
osF august ls. 1895:
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GUBERNATORIAL
CHAIR NOT FOR HIM
Judge Num- Says He has no Idea Of
Running for Governor

Judge Num- has returned from visit
10 his home in Western Kentucky.
He will remain at the Capital for a
few days and then 10 TO the mountains
for few days fishing trip.
The Judge was not particularly pleased
with the story sent out from Padueah
that he would be a eanidate for govern.
or. He thinks the story was started
without malice, but by some one who
did not understand politics. He said
he had six more years Of service on
the appellate bench. and that he had
not the remotest idea Of becoming q
candidate for governor.
The Judge says everything is pos
pering In his old home Frankfort
Journal.
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Recent HAPPENINGS
IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY
Two Young Men Meet an Untimely
Death.

Smithland, KY, Aug. l9.-Charles
Sanders, formerly Of Livingston coun-
ty, was shot and killed by his cousin,
Will Dave Long, at Charleston. Mo-.
Thursday. Sanders body was brought
here for burial.
Both Long and Sanders formerly
lived near here and went to Missouri
about a year ago. Thursday, so report
says, they quarreled and Sanders ad
vanced on Long with a knife Ions
shot him and he died soon after. Boti
are we'll known in this county
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duty.
The rules of the convention were sus-
pended and Mr.. Clerk was made the
nominee by acclamation. Before the
convention adjourned, Senator Deboe
offered the following resolutions which
passed:
Resolved, that the delegates Of this
convention extend their grateful graft
tude to the members of the Masonic
fraternity for the use Of the hall for
our convention.
The Livingston county delegates
were:
C. M. King, R. E. Coulter, r. H. Chit
tenden, d. A. Sexton, T. NJ. Davis,
Jno. Steele, W. F. Paris, Jr., j. J.
Chittenden and H. c. McCord.