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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11
FALLACY OF FREE BOOKS
FOR SCHOOLS

hepuDlcan speakers and Repub
lican pspers are strenuously adj
vocating furnishing free text
books for tie public schools OF
Virginia. The Republican con
ventiOn at Roanoke inserted a
plank in It's platform in advocac
of this idea. The fallacy of such
a principle is shown in the follow
ing editorial from the Lynchburg
News:
Let the white people of Virginia
remember that the total amount of
'1State taxes paid into the treasury
by the blacks for all purposes is
less by 100000 then the amount
1T costs to pay the criminal ex-
penses of the race and to care for
the colored insane, Let them re-
member that the total amount
paid into the State school fund by
the blacks on real and personal
property just covers the amount
paid annually by the State to the
colored Normal School at Peters
burg. Let them remember that
while the negro constitutes 33 per !
cent of the population of Virginia, /
ne pays less than A per cent of the
taxes Of the State. For every
dollar in free books given, the
black race would pay 4 cents, and
the white people would pay 96
cents. Every time a free first
reader was handed colored pupil
it would cost the negro one cent
and the white people would pay
the other "a cents. The blacks
receive from the State each year
about 1926, 900 for schools. They
pay into the school funds approx
mately 81, 900 on local tax, &c. !
600 on the Statetax, and $52,- '
600 capitation tax, making
total CT $4,000. They now re- v
ceive for their schooling $40, 900 q
more than they pay in. The Re- !
publican plan ia to increase this Z
300, 900 at an additional expense Z
to the negro of $4O0. 1t will cost L
100000 to supply the negroes 3
With free books. The negroes Il
will pay $4,000 of this, and the a
white people will pay the 500, 900 q
additional.
With this record of what the, q
White people of the State are do IL
ng for the colOred race, and what q q
hey have been doing out of their !
'overty for that RAGS ever since d
ne war, is it right that the white az
eople be made to pay $780, 900 of o
axes every year to furnish the ni
lacks with free booksS Should Oh
Of the negro atlsast pay for his pu
chOOl boOksH With white chill De
rem throughout the country dis In
'icts needing better schools, bet. cd
'r teachers, and longer terms, sa
lust they still wait in order that In
he blacks shall have tree books ar
FINISHED at the expense OF the a,J
arents whose children need letter th'
,hools? gr'
We ask the thinking and patrio- OF
C citizen, which ia most needed Wo
# cur sehools--better teachers raj
I'd longer terms, or free books J.
ider such eonditionsS glI
The answer from the white peo- sh
e of the Southside and Eastern
Irginia is practically unanimous -
.ainst such an in guilty. The l
lite children want a better con
ance. Will the white people of tere
e Valley end the great South 1
at consent to tax themselves not 'eO
ly to provide books for their ann
N children, but also to help pro- our
ie free books to the negrOes9 ooel
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11

Terrible plaques, those itching, pes
ering diseases OF the skin. Put an
end to misery. Doan's DIN tment
cures, At any drug store.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Republican Speaking
IN ROCKBRIDGE
Hon. JAMES A.FRAzIER and others

Hon. JAMES A.FRAzIER and other
will address the voters OF Rockbridge OF
the following named dates and at TIL,
following named places In the interest
OF the Republican State and Legisla-
tive ticket;
Collierstown, Thursday, Oct. 70.
Rapp's Mill, Friday, oct. 10.
Unexpected 5. H., Saturday, Oct. IA.
lack, Monday, Oct, 90.
Rockbridge Baths, Tuesday, Oct. "a.
Decatur, Wednesday, Oct. %.
Marlbrook, Thursday, Oct. 26.
Hurlburt's s. H., Friday, Oct. o..
Cummings s. H.. Friday Nov. 8.
Big Spring Mill, Saturday, Nov. 4.
Denmark, Monday, Nov. 8.
Hon. JAr1ES A. FRAZIER and
Hon. w. S. POAdUE Of Wythe
At Natural Bridge, Tuesday, Oct. II.
Ochiltree's 5. H., Wednesday, Oct. IS.
Glasgow, Thursday, Oct. 10.
Goshen, Friday, Oct. 90
Speak, lg to begin at 7:3O in the even
ng.
By order OF the Republican County
Committee of kockbridge.
THOMAS sHEWEY, Chairman.
". HANK SHAW, Secretary.
)ct-11-0j
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11
Virginia

In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court Of Rockbrdge county, Septem
oeI @o''' loVo, ~
j. E. GAYLOR AND ANNIE N.
Gaylor, his wife plaintiffs
vs..
WILLIAM e. WHITK .JOHg A.
White, Arthur, l.. White,
David Letcher Shaw, Frank v
White Shaw, Charles Yves.
ley Shaw the last three In.
fants under the age of91
years, children Of David 4.
and Ella M. Shaw (who was
Ella M. Whlte) Defendants
IN CHANCEkY
|. The object Of this suit is to have sold
and the proceeds equitably divided
amongst those entitled thereto. trket
OF land situated In the county Of Rock.
bridge, Virginia, containing about 80
acres of land @ miles north OF Licking.
ton, Va, adjoining the lands of w
Hank Shaw, the Poor House tract and
others, and for general relief.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that William e. White and John
A. White are non-residents OF the State
of Virginia, 1t Is ordered that they an
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order and do what
IL necessary to protect their interests In |
this suit. II
A Copy-Teste 'AA'51
r. r: WITT. Deputy Clerk,
W. T. Shields, p. q.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11
Saturday, October 7, 1905
AT II O'CLOCK. A. NJ.

AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
offer for sale at public auction, in front
OF the Courthouse in Lexington, Va. a
frame dwelling house, on Preston ave
nue., Freedman's Hill, belonging to
Johnson A. Pettigrew.
TERMS: Cash, or II any person
Wishing to purchase and not pay all
cash, such terms may he made and an
aounced by letting me know before sale
is commenced. .f.-
J. Y. GRTNSrEAD, Trustee
s pit 1S-4t.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11
Read This Proposition

And you will stop chewing. |
will sell and cut up, any way you
desire, a young tender Quarter
Beef and put the same in your
Cellar or Carrot, Automobile or
Wheelbarrow any day left in the
year 1906 for S cents per pound
cash. Positively no Quarters
charged.
How is that j?
Il. S. BRUCE,
Phone As.
+. 5. Bring your Hides to me. I
have something to tell you.
B@- Open from 5 a. m. to $3.50
p. M aug 30-3m.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11
PUblic Sale
OF
e Residence in lexington

BY virtue OF deed of trust executed
by j. A. Pettlgrew, to me on the 9th
day OF November, 1894, recorded in
deed book 80. P, 81 of the records of
Rockbridge County, and default having
been made in the payment Of the debt
thereby secured, and having been re-
quested In writing by the holder 1f the
bends thereby secured so to do, /
will. on
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11
FOR SALE

My blacksmith and wheel wright
shop on Henry Street opposite John
Sheridan's stable. This shop Is well
located and has always had a good
share OF public patronage. / also
have for sale SOME blacksmith tools.
and a good parlor organ Of latest
design. Apply to
JAMES N. HENSENEY, or
Paul u. Peniok, his attorney
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11
POSTPONED

This sale postponed until ia,
Wednesday, Octc Der 1905
oct Tilt.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11

In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court Of Rockbrdge county, Septem-
Der 2Gth 1905,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05

s11 90: extra India mess SIT 5oas1s so BEEF HAMS
quiet; quoted $50 6o9s22 DRESSED HOGS steaIS
quoted B9eqRs 6A $50 r. e 100 m Tc 4G ~ ous f
quoted soking I0c 10 10 9c - p s%c; Il n S1e;
picked shoulders nominal quoted, 6aqlc picked Hal
quiet quoted sAg9A TALLoW STEADY c eity nre
steam 1907 Soc Middle West prime 7See city so 1af
steady; quoted 14c; refined lard steady quoted
america sooc; Continent &c. Brazil kegs 9ooo c4s
pound firm quoted. 5SsG5sc STEARINE steady quoteu:
Oleo, TAG; city lard stearine FAC.
RICh-Business in Southern markets was quite goou,
win offerings moderate and the local market was s5ea
70 hrf with fairly good business Quotations Iollow
Domestic screening 3a3he second heads 89gac;
ehoice heads. 4&Q4&c: fancy heads bG5iec: extra iac
heads 5+qec Japan domestic, 45sg4c; Patna oaaoc'
java 452d444c; Rangoon in bond. 2g21zc
SUHAf-Business In refined was farly active
WIN undertone frm and list prices unchanged fricsS
quoted are net less cent for cash: Cut loaf snd
crushed 64oc; mould A. 5,05c; cubes, 1850; AHIA-h
POWERED SC powdered coarse powdered and f a
Eagle coarse and extra fine granuated. soc; Eagle 10
cartons 10 bags and 10 bags graduated, 455c;
Eagle fine or standard gTanqlated and diamond A. 49,
30 = 42oc No 8, 415c; No g. 41oc: No Z; 4oSe; No
soc Nos 1S IA and 49, B. 75c London reported gain OF
Nd IN the quoted price for sugar bees, with December
quoted at rs AID and January 81 The position
OF the local market remained firm, with moderate ofIer-
ilSs ana refiners disposed buy. Current duty
PAID prices were as follows: Centrifugal 90
uScNauo ~ test &C. and nolasses SO test, 2@c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
READING SYSTEM
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. r.
Swest I'D St. y. r,

STATIONS. West sd St. n r
94AliO->S' Foot Liberty St. y. r.
leaves 10 minutes earlier noted by designating
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCFB
CHUNk-z4O0 (715 Easton), 910 A NJ, 20. 30.
800 tb545 Eas:on only p NJ sun, z42O A. M 100.
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-e1O A. NJ 40.
500 p. NJ. Sundays, "A. 80 A. M 500 P. NJ
LAKEWOOD, LAKEHURST, TOMS RIVER AND BAR-
NEGAT-z4OO. $40 A NJ. 1sO as 90. x6 Os Lakewood
Lakehurst, k340 ca 15) P. NJ. Sundays. 500 A. NJ
$40 Lakewood Lakehurst)
ATLANTIC CITY-'940 A. NJ. kt3 40 P. NJ
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS-z4 90.
s.30 113O A. NJ. x1-20 "a A. go $50. j12 OIL. Sun
days, except Ocean Grove. 400. 900 A. NJ. 400.
Atlantic HLDs. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH..
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4.OO 70 so, $50. 40 4. ~.
$50. 40. $50. $50 P. NJ sundays, eco A. NJ.
PHTT4ADE1PHIA-,z4s 80. MOO msoo. 300. m.1ooo.
"I1OO NJ. m'12O0 90. 900. 300. 400 ms 90.
nt6.O0 200, $500. $500 5000 p. NJ. t'12 IS mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-SO0. ms 1O. 90. IA 90.
mt2O0 mt'4.00 900. 200 'i12 Is.
A. NJ Reading only. s. loo. l1.2o t206 P. NJ Cead-
ing Potsvle Harrisburg only) f400 $50 $50 P NJ
|Dafly. tDaily except Sunday sSundays. tParor
only. Via TamaQua. aExcept Saturdays mDtnlnE
xSaturdays only zFrom Liberty st. only
e12 20 P. NJ. g so P NJ. III. so P. NJ k8'2O p NJ.
Ofces Liberty St. West 23d St. House. 2si.
454 1SG0 1854 Broadway, 1872 9th Ave PSI 9TH Ave- Is
Union Square West 27SS Sd Ave- 279 West 125th 245
Columbus Ave, New York; 342. 843 34f $50 Fulton St.
Brooklyn: 800 Broadway Williamsburg Sew York Trans
W. @. BESLER, O. NJ. BURT,
& Mgr. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ew-York. December 4. 1905.

New-York. December 4, 1905.
C0FFEE-The coffee market ruled generally easy to-
osr. ans after opening 8 points higher 70 8 points
lower closed steady decline Of 1920 points.
QusteIy the decline. which of
aggressive selling Of the absence of bull and
totsl transactions only about 5000 bags Europe
sold moderately IN the local market and there
scattering liquidation. The general news, aside from
prospects Of rather heavier IN the world
than estimated Saturday seemed rather favor
able prices than otherwise and the estimate of
increase OF about 600 bags in the worlds visible
figures when they become available would hardly eXpar
generally been looked for previous estimates averag
ing around $1,000 bags, against decrease OF GOO
bags the month last European markets
fairly steady showing early, with Hevre I'M
changed Hamburg partial pig lower, but later
HEvre declined Il franc, evidently under the influence
kets unchanged steady, the only unfavorable
feature IN this respect being the decline OF o2o IN the
exchange Primary receipts also continued moo
crate with the ports getting 2S0OO bags against
5000 Brazilian movement SO lar Tor
5000 bags behind that OF last year
SO Szc Rio No Tbs total ware
United States for the week were
1881 bags against $50 last week and 164 81 last
year. amount NeTv-fork reported aAooo
against leI last week and $4,000 last year Re
ceipts aggregated 6T00O bags, against oZrOOo
year Rio cleared ioOVo bags
u the United States $4,000 Europe during the
week: cleared 42000 bags the United states
and 2oS Europe Receipts at Bahia for the week
United States 800 bags; Germany. 1850 bags and
to the Euprope. LOO bags.
The range OF prices in the local market to-
dsy was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
OTHER MARKETs-aY. TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 4.-CATTLE-Receipts. $4,000; market
steady; common TO prime steers 81 SOC So 7S cows
SOQ So hefers s29S5; bulls $29S4 10; stockers
feeders, So 15 q 81 25j calves, $2Q$7 90 HOGS
Receipts. $4,000 market 1oc lower: prime shippers
81 9O9Si 95; strong weight butchers 81 SOC 81 go
81 so q 81 90 SHEEP-Recepts 10000; market steady
1Oc lower sheep. s4G.6: yearngs. *6GSs so; lambs
Cincinnati Dec 4-HOGS-Active butchers and
shippers. 81 s7a a So common s4@s4 70 CATTLE
Steady; good shippers. s. 1o9$4 IS; common
s26s2 so. SHEEP-Steady; sS@4 IS; lambs steady
81 75Qs7 so. - ,. ma
head active 10 $50 hi CHER; prime steers. IS so;
shipping 81 75Gs6 IS; butchers 81 gs6 15 heifers
S. IS a 81 IS; cows, s25o@s4: bulls Ssbo9s4 Is;
stockers feeders So 1904 2 stock heifers 81 Is
SO Is; fresh and gpringers steady common. $40
$50 VEALS-Receipts. 500 head; active, Zoe lower
SIS 509s9 % HoGs-Receipts, 80. 600 head fairy
active ice lower: heavy and mixed s. 5eg:f a.
stays s5GS375. SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts,
rs 900 head: active; sheep steady: lambs, COG 25c
lover Sc 7O6 81 rs few s0i yearlings IS 25@s6 So
So 5OQ$5 70; ewes IS 259s5 So sheep mixed
50 509S5 10 -. 90 nm L.aa
Including best steers steady TO LOG
ssady to stFOPs cho5ss ssPS 5 ana Wef
sontbern steers 81 5ogs4 u.s. Southern COWS s2sSs p
native cows S2Gs4 native hefers 81 o0qSo IS bulls us
So 25Gs5 Isl calves 81 5eqse 90 HOGs-Receipts s50o
head 5@16c Iogsg d9P e. buzz s 81 co.
ma steady to higher. Native lambs 80 Dogs S0
Western lambs So 5OGS7 5O and yearlInss 81 ovg
ga 10: western yearngs % o0Qso ~ Nssterl leu
Sheen 81 65aS5 So stockers and feeders 20 2odSo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
export 300 AmeTean 1900 receipts Is oo6 bales; Amer
STEADY points higher on near and points higher on
POINTS: Decenser January aiad; January
ssdnsFS SSa Sd e29 o MaTehAPT
SD JSlyAus7st asd s27d sep
ohester hester move slowly: cloths quiet.
there fair business country spring patents but
and unchanged sprinr pateSts 81 7Ss5 45 winter
straghts So asgs4 To- winter patents 81 s4 spring
extra No winter s. sSSs5 70. RfE flour quiet;
g 80 coRNMEAL steady Quoted: Kiln dried. 50 o59
yeo 81 s. Coarse s. iias1 Is FEED
PTom y. aRaf 81 bun reg $ sSS 8 &
CHOP $21 g ggif So Kiss $50 81
around the opening when the market bearshly In
firm throughout the session the close was "a IA
cIded moderate con,ss house. w Ok b i o mnd
ebe bull support of May also in the West The adyan
SS0oo I push me Vsible supply compared with an in
increase about l. 800 coo bush Later there
cash demand at pSuF hshe ey FSPos az ssn n
receipts Of only 9170oo bush at the interior. compared
Moreover seabCaTd ceaances wheat footed up $4,000
based ogggesated according Broomhal 1896 900
chief wss the Export rom Russia Of
Ssn t, S0nStng crop and weatheE advees from the
Except for an advance q 59I5 points at Paris; the for
[in ssl pig lower and Budapest net UNCHANGED
Of ESQ 600 bush Believing that Of long wheat held
oy important interests
Sc last week putting this position to
more support the market professionals cautious
The bear side all day An export business OF loads
reported and the cash closed follows: No
gSi i eleyafoT and 97isc anoat No Northern
11u!uth, S4c and No l hard Manitoba, CORN
from the actions Of the Chicago
mat considerable line OF shorts had been covered
cay rces after slight opening decline and
were firmly held throughout the day, closing lie net
dg o ert OF the buying due to cearances Of
9e9 bush and the fact that interior receipts only
$1,000 bush. compared with :.o26,
Offerings We're light all day. al
West appeared to have good orders May
Ing the decline Of 3sQ&sd and fact
world shipments large week The visible
ported the cnsh market closing firm SOC for old
elevator NO corn 5Sc, No 2 white 53lac.
No Yellow 63%o; all 0 b afoat. OATS-The market
Ir was steady all day, without important
commission houses sold moderately
was big export demand Being reported at 500
bush Chicago direct 40 bush at Philadeoba
The local cash market closed Mixed 20 to 30
10 ooc natural white 30 TO 90 H. 36i3G3Tzc clipped
white: 30 to 40 H. 81 @4oc RYgMaEAet nominal No
Feeding quoted S9%4c mailing 44a51c both c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1905

has been In heavier supply stock had OF
Top grace and In large bales to command Soc good
many sales are still being this figure but
dealers, anxious keep arrivals moving. have been
forced 70 ACCEPT 77hc. In No 2 hay the feeling is
also weaker, and grade up well command
Use good quality of No IS being sold from barges at
toc No further weakness developed in hay
IS not as easy TO obtain the outside figure was
week ago Small bales in all grades in abundant
supply with only light attention.. We quote No per
100 10; Soc No q 725@T5c No B. 60a6Jc: shipping 500
DOC clover mixed. 65T0c: clover clear 60d65c STRAW
STEADY with prices uncharged. Receipts of hay
ana straw In tons, reported Exchange
noon to-day: Hudson River Railroad 500; West Shore
tairoad 30; Erie Railroad so: PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
l4o; Delaware, Laciawanna Western Railroad 1eO;
Lehigh Valley Railroad TO- Baltimore Railroad
10 ontario and Western Railroad 80; Railroad
OF NewIersey. 30; river boats 100; total $50
cepts 1f straw. 40 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05

COTTON.-The market was sensauonaIIy $3.50
owing the government
estimating the growth season Igo-O0 81 ~
bales of a gross weight 500 pounds each safes oI
very in prices when reached i4
high for and showed a gam q -
figures SATURDAY al one tIIs
wa from the pest ulasr iIeaNy,
reaction through wire and Commission houses ana tle
final g net advance OF oodO4 pins
The greater eNcltelrlsllt anu
changes NewOTleans than IN ne 49,
sold at - 10 or ABOUT % poI
advance three sales. Aarcn mere
report market very aciiFe al1 lle
cables higher than expected pe!tls
Influenced by the report OF pTollliendL
estimating the yield at IVIo0VV" Dao;
The local market responding 70 JheSe
AZ an advance oe 1892 points. and. while irregular
of the hlEn point al tie
forenoon. that the government report
he issued q u O'Clock, and every enc pre-
report when the superintendent OF Tue
the ros:rum with washington ols-
patch al noon and the postponlng
The report q There was a relaxing OF
sympathetic accompaniment IN
break Of points in prices The market quickly
recovered most and ruled quiet until 80
the claims made as evened up market. the ad-
vance following report Of remarkable proper
tons particularly top of an advance OF
hearty cent pound the lowest. Private wires
terest was caught in that explaining the
The local. bear leader is
circular official report issued draw
attention that the government estimate
the growth o this season only and includes no
allowance for nters city or the carry-over in
The South from last season
range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
rs seeI Prices in the local market to-day

The local market for spot cotton was advanced 20
POINTS 10 10 % for rniddIng and 1260c 3or md
ding sales bales Southern spot markets were
irregular, ec higher, at
l2c Ne-oreans nominal sc higher ar 12c sales 6e0
bales. Mobile quiet unchanged, at Isct sales, 100
bales Savannah quiet unchanged, at II 3-lbc sales,
s119 haIes Charleston firm &c higher at lac Wi
niugton nornuaF Norfolk firm, sc higher at l19%ci
sales. 400 bales Baltimore nominaly &c higher AZ
u&c Augusta firm higher. at II I-!6c; safes Oh
bales ST Louis steady unchanged at lo2ze Aenpns
cepts al iesd;1e oJnfs for to-day: At Houston from
1850 20 Is 200 bales against 2I COS last week and o+4
last wear Of galveston from 1900 TO 29OU0 bales
against 2s 238 last week and 1887 last year aad az
AeSOrieans 1850 TO lsoUO baes against -vSOo
last week %. 4s7 last year
interior points to-day, com
pared with The same cav last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec Closing; wHEAT-sP'ott firm; No
red Western winter 1Iad futures quiet
Sc 1oIsd; Marcn. SIS 11hd: May IS 1Od CoRN-spot
quiet American mixed 1Oad: futures quiet;
fs AID. March As 3a.d PEAS-Canadian hrm, 6s IOsd
FIoUR-st. Louis fancy winter steady es Cd HOPS al
London Pacific steady fSf4 BEEF quIet extra
us Cd HAMSmshort cut "a g 10 % 40 4Y
as short rib I6 % 10. 51s long clear middles light
9S 70 "a 10 49s Sd; clear mddles heavy SO 20 40
n z9s Cd short clear 16 TO 70 ~ 49, clear
II 10 f6 ~ SIS. SHOULDERs-square. II TO 10 10.
strong ais RUTHERFORD United states nominaliy SOS
IARD-Prme Western in tierees strong SIS "a; amer
American finest white Sos American finest eoiorsd SIS
e. TATLOW-Prime city steady. 23s Cd TUtPENIISt1
V' cc,trise steady 46s ROSIN-Common steady rs I'd
I,r-T,0I ri AI-Rehned firm. Sd. LINsEED OIL hrrn US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. R

Trains depart from Grand Central Station. 42d St and
BOSTON. Via New London & Proya-t:I1ooo. .xI,ioos
sF12:oo p II: via WiimantlcEfFs:O0 4. NJ. 200 2.
WORCESTER and FITGaBURG via PuTNAM1tS P Pr, NJ
CT HARRINGTON STOCKBRIDGE, LENOX. PITTS
FTEIID-f4:5O fS:49 A M. 1874 p. M
Central Station and c125th
also at c261 1Is5. Broadway CPS Union
EJFtn Ave CO Ave, Gao Madison
ca73 west f25th ST. 279s Third Brooklyn c342.
$50 Fulton St. $50 Broadway.
sDaiIy Except Sundays rstops at 125th ST. xSt9?s
dining car cParIor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
IS m at s. .: 8 ae 90 n a. $. 2s state ae q p

H. at 81 10: So n 81 do. 81 n. at
81 so; 8 do 10 10, at 81.
JeHe Wright & Col IS State lambs 80 10 at % %
yearngs 100 10 at S. 50 60 State sheep 10 ID at 80;
do 10, a So So
D. harrington so Vermont lambs 10 No. So IS; 90 do
IS 10, at S.; II Vermont sheep. LIB 10 at So 20.
Mullen State lambs, 81 II, at 81 90 sheep
so 10. at 81 30.
HOGs-ReceIpts for two days 10 cars. ID, III
including about 300 for the market Feeling trlfo
fairly quotable at 50 ogSo % per
100 heavy light weights. Country dressed hogs
unchanged 512@7S&c 10.
SaasS Sanders: 10 Pennsylvania hogs 100 ID aFeFase
at ner 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

1ivarnool Dec 4-Closing: CoTTON-spot. moderate
teess done prices points higher: American middling.
Ssir g. ad; good middiing. 63sd: mddng 622d low
The sales Of the day 5000 bales OF which 500 We're
.an,stion and export included 1900 American.
Stts % 200 bales including 209OO American Futures
oene5 stead and closed steady: American Kidding,
49, Decerbar I'D: December and January. 613d;
arnary ana FEBRUARY 6isd; February and March 622d
sS.t ana AprtI G25d: April and May. Esd May and
f 9f5: june and July. 632i; July and August 3Sd;
august and September. sgd September and October
afd. October and November $3.50.