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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-27

hotels: zeE.-.- vi. =
HOTEL vENDoME-Mr and Mrs. John Lloyd,
Chicago; NJ. L. Thompson. Wells; J. E: Dia-
mond II. J. Diamond. Mankato; John Abham,
and Mrs. K. Koeher, Melrose; J. +. McGinnis,.
Bellyiew; J. A. Long, Brainerd; Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson Flaitor n. d.; A. Young, Hazards;
Mrs. A. E. Clough, Ma Olsen, S. D.; r. j.
Van Dyke, Chicago; P; 2. Lieser. Richards;
0rtonville, Wis; Y. D. Butler, Heron Lake;
E. Dietrich Philadelphia: w. J. : Rausch
Howard Lake: V. V. Corbin, Milwaukee: Mr..
and Mrs Re.chert, Dickinson, N. D.: c. A.
Allen, Deadwood, n. D.: S. Heath, Benson,
Mimi; G. R. Boyce, Chicago; J. II. Hatcher,
Paris; Mr.. and Mrs. Iroch St. Cloud; H. n.
Somer, New ulm; 7. II. Beauliede, Oganed,
Mimi; A. n. Anderson Mankato; B. Piltz,
P. Olson, P. Engelbrets, Minnesota Lake; Mrs.
e. J. Best. Mankato; P. O. Mccoy, Minot,
Mr. and Mrs Owen, Long Prairie; J. 4. Black
and wife. Ridgewood, n. D.: P. L. McCutch-
con, TLidgerWood; Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Nelson
kidder. s. D.; Charles J.. Du Lude,, Chicago.
HOTEL HYSER-F. A. Mackey, ST. Joseph. Mo.
Mrs. f. NJ. Crouch, Duluth Mrs. E. e.. Jess
man, New York; Mrs. E. R. Nichols, Staples;
Howard Van Horn, Philadelphia; George e.
8tebbens, Chicago F. A. Crandal1, Dubuque.
Iowa; J. R. Grace, Chicago; j. d. Lennon,
Gardiner, Me-; G. A. Walker, Brainerd; A.
G. Wagner. Detroit, Mich; H. J. Wein
Spring Grove. Mimi; S. A. Stukee, Mitchell
$: Trauls New Orleans; G. D. Smith, Allan.
Ga; William Reed. Castlewood S. d.; B.
l.. Hogemann, Harrisburg; G. Engar, Lanes
boro, Mimi; A. Myers, Chicago; H. s. Finn
= AnOka Mimi
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BUILDING PERMITS
NSSNN
Continued.

Continued.
1924 Grand avenue; frame dwelling -. 1000
frame dwelling i 40. 1900 1000
street; frame dwelling s !. 80. 1000
frame dwelling -. 1900
frame dwelling !. :. 1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,2oo
Six minor permits Observation-Disclosures. 1866
Total ................ $40, 7O5
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HELP WANTED-MALE


FEW MEN WITH CAPACITY FOR SALES
manship can secure profitable business with
the Minneapolis agency OF the State Mutual
vious insurance experience is not necessary,
but success requires the enthusiasm of gen.
uine conviction. and candidates must accept
vertisement in this issue. G. W.. Van Tuyl,
general agent 1921 Loan & Trust building.
xoUNs MEMaLEAR R1 RAILRoADIMg HIGH ICE
81; iremen get 500. become engineers; brake
men get $75 become conductors; positions
easily: obtained We teach eae you by mail or
Ky. Training School, PA Boston block.
DON'T DO as CASEY DID.
when Mr.. Casey died he left all he had to
the orphan asylum"
Now, that was good of him. What did he
! !ea;s twelve children ~
See the State Mutual advertisement and talk
with State Mutual agent.
wANTED-MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN
for graduates. 81 80 to s. per day; eight
weeks completes course; earn while learning.
Ing Schools Cincinnati, Ohio; st. Louis, No.
Employ ment guaranteed or money refunded.
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY, ABLE BODIED
unmarried men, between ages of 18 and 35;s
citizens Of United States Of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. For information apply to re-
OF 81 let s1 s. Minneapols Man 81 fao
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
man to learn jewelry business, engraving,
watch, optics, in few months; low cost. Per-
while learning if desired. Minneapolis En-
craving Watch Optical School, Hulet building,
opposite Orpheum.
YOUNG MAN 70 LEARN MATCHMAKING
jewelry work, optics, engraving; only actual
work; school for jewelers. exclusively; money
made learning; Minneapolis School Of Engrav-
ing, Matchmaking, nth st and Hennepin av
w floor building.
WANTED MAN TO TRAVEL
for local jobber; experience unnecessary, but
must pe willing to hustle; will pay from SIS
to $40 per week; expenses advanced; refer
Davis, Sykes Block Minneapolis
PLUMBING SCHOOL.
| Young men to learn the plumbing trade.
| Day and evening classes. For terms apply to
Practical School Of Plumbing and Heating,
" ANTED-EXpERIENCED MAN, DANE PRE-.
ferred, to buy grain and operate grain eleya
| tor located in western Iowa. Must be per:
son of good habits and be able to furnish sat
isfactory references. $3.50, Journal.
ORGANIZERS WANTED.
| Fraternity life and health Insurance.; no plan
like it; greatest seller in the field. Washing.
| ton League Of Knights and Ladies' sixth floor
| Syndicate Arcade. Call 8 am
a BRIGHT, ACTIVE BOY, WITH COMMON
| school education. to deliver city invoices and
1 do general office boys work; permanent posi-
\ tom no vacation boy need apply. Apply tt
1866, Journal.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Continued.
a LADY TO KEEP HOUSE FOR OLD LADY IN
country; must be kind and neat; $5 a month
and good home. 1851, Journal.
CoMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work in modern fat; family OF three. 1917
Nicollet av, fiat G.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; family Of three. 3oa7 Dupont av s.
CLASS MATTRESSES; GOOD
wages; board and room. Richmond hotel, 9th
and Nicollet.
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOMEWORK;
small family; call at once. Flat 8, l4o2
Spruce place.
sTENoGRAPHER wANTED-sMALL WAGES.
Call Wednesday at IL a.m.. 5O4 Corn Exchange
building
YOUNG NURSE GIRL WITH SOME EXPERT
ence wants position at once. Address S7O5.
Journal.
EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY HELP WANTED.
Chicago Avenue Laundry, 2901 -2SO3 Chicago nv.
KITCHEN GIRL AND DININGROoM GIRL AT
Hotel Southern, 4th av and 9th st.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MARKER AND
sorter; must be accurate. $685., Journal.
SECOND COOK AND DINING-RooM GIRL.
Hotel Southern. 4th av and 9th st S.
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
Homework 3136 Pleasant
WAETED-THREE EXPERIENCED WAITRESS
ses. The Grill. 308 LIST av S.
WANTED--A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework at 1905 Park
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK; GOOD
wages. 1000 Sd av s.
GOOD coMRETENT SECOND GIRL. 1920 COL
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STRICTLY MODERN s-RooM HOUSE, HARD
wood finish. parquet floors. open fireplace, den
finished oriental. gas range, elegant barn, fin
ished in Georgia pine. oiled and vanished:
fine henhouse with yard. This place has never
been rented and is beauty. Owner is NOV
ing from city, and will lease from one to five
years. to responsible party only. This place
is on 10th av, IL minutes from postofice. 9Th
and Central car line. Owner leaves city Satur-
day. and unless this place is rented before he
leaves. 1t will be sold. He will rent to only
tenant he may select. To tenant who will
agree to take the best Of care of place it will
be rented for $40. Thompson Bros. 1O1 4th
OF
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.


27a5 PARK Av, IL ROOMS, ALL MOD
ern =. :. SlUO.OO
1925 4th st Sc, IA rooms, all modern,
frame barn ..................... 90
170O Sd av S. brick dwelling and barn,
ID rooms, all modern ........... $500
1854 Portland av, 16 rooms, all modern,
1858 Portland av, Is rooms modern,
stone and brick house ........... 1890
727 9th st Sc, all modern, eight rooms,
Darn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35.OO
2617 NicOllet av, 10 rooms, modern ...... 5000
2501 Stevens av, rooms, modern 27.50
526 80 av Sc, rooms, bath, gas, fur
udCe ZOUV
300 9Th st Sc, rooms, bath, gas, fur
nace city water ............... $500
1927 Linden av. 10 rooms, modern, bath,
gas, city water, furnace ......... $500
sos E 22d st, rooms, city water, BATH
gas ....................... 1880
$40 % Franklin av, rooms, city water. II 80
2SOS 18th av S, second floor fat, rooms,
city water, sewer closet ........ 1000
12311s list av N, second floor fat, 4 rooms,
city water OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900
100 E 26th st. second floor, rooms,
city water Observation-Disclosures. 500
George Odlum, Manager,
PuiI
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
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Miscellaneous.
RETAIL STORE ROOM IN EXCELLENT BUsI-
ness location: near Nicollet av. A 7th st s..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-27

OWN YOUR OWN HOME WE WILL BUILD
for you for snail payment down, balance in
stallments less than rent. Guaranty Land {:
Investment Co. S2S-S32 Guaranty Loan bldg.
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CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY, WHEREVER
located; for quick sales send description and
price. Northwestern Business Agency, Bank
of Commerce building.
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OFFER DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON HEN.
nepin av for $625; will accept horse and rum
about or mason work as part pay. s2SS, Jour-
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WE WISH TO MEET PARTIES WHO HAVE
from $1,000 up to invest in first per cent
mortgages Minneapolis city property. All new
houses. well located, conservative loans. You
make loan direct We are building contractors
and can offer desirable investments. 1894,
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MODERN ELEVATOR AND COAL BUSINESS
for sale: in county seat town in northern
Iowa; either one separate. Address 1866,
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ONLY DRUG STORE IN THRIVING WEST
Minnesota town, population 400 Price
$1,000: half down, balance on time. Address
S1S9. Journal.
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Nicol1et minneapolis. Mimi
" ANTED-EXpERIENCED MAN, DANE PRE-.
. ferred to buy grain and operate grain eleva.
tor located in western Iowa. Must be per.
son of good habits and be able to furnish sat
isfactory references. S0S0, Journal
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BOOMING HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, MODERN; a
bargain; call and see this; if not suited We
have others; also have bargain in grocery store.
Must sell at once. Taylor, 81 Nicollet av,
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WANTED AT ONCE-REI1ABLE PARTY WITH
not less than $4,000 TO take interest in d
Minneapolis manufacturing and wholesale bust
ness; the right man may take active in
terest or just invest his money as he may
choose; extra large profit in the business.
S311 Journal
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

s1Ac: RYE. No 2 721ac; BARLEY. good feeding. S9c;
fair choice mating 42G5oc Fi-A2SSEED. No 1, csc;
No North western 81: TIMOTHY SEED. prime. 50 %;
CLOYERSED contract grade. sl3 %: PORK. mess per
$149S14 %: LARD 100 10. 81 0213: CUT MEATS
rib sides Qoose) 81 I2129ST 20: short clear side
(boxed) 81 121s S7 IS: WISKEY basis Of high wtnea
81 80. On the Produce Exchange to-day the BUTTEH
market steady ereanerfes 1Tzq22c dares. lT01tc
EGGS steady: included. 13c; frsts. 2lc;
prime hrsts. 2sc extras 25c CHEESE firm i24sgiS3sc
Duluth Nov. Close: wHEAT--No Northern. $40;
No 2 Northern. CSC: December. S3$4c; May. SEC
Milwaukee Nov. I--wHEAT-No Northern. 500
s9Hc; No Northern. SGdssc December so1e4s31sc
asked RYE-No J. 72c. BARLEY-So 2. os1sc; sample.
es454c. CORN-May. zGisc bid
MINNEAPOLIS Nov ose-WTiEAT-Decenber, SAY
Gs4Ac; May s314c: No hard sT5sc: No Northern.
se7sc; No Northern. s4ac. FLOUR-First patents.
IS i5s5 Is; patents s. 05gs5 60: first clears
s11 so
grade November. s4gs4Ac CORN steady: November.
54GS5c. OATS hrm No white. natural. 3652 G137c:
white. clipped. Ssh kG3Tc- BUTTER dull and lc lower;
&c: extra nearby prints
EGGS 1e higher nearby fresh, on 2ec: do
az mark. 2sc Western fresh. 2sc mark CHEESE
chcice 125s G13e; do fair good. 12q12ac Receipt
Flour 1000 bbls and 34seOoo n in sacks; wheat q
bush: ee0e bush: oats "a 0O0 bush Shipments
s3O0 bush: Is Oe0 bush; oats 1900 bush
ST. Louis. Nov 1--CTose: wHEAT-No 2 red cash
ss1sGe0sc; Dece nher. s5isc: May. sStsc: hard.
s53ssizc coRN-No 2, cash. 50c: December 43Ao;
May 4sF. 9s35sc. oATs-No . cash soc: December
so14c: May al%e; No white 81 sg32c.
Toledo. Nov 1.-CLOYERSEED-cash IS 10; pecem-
be IS 10; January IS 20 February March IS IN
ALsIKE-Prims. IS oo TIMoTHY-Prirns. 81 IS.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

rs 81 ~ % At rs 81 at % $ 81 &c. l9s q % d. % @ S g. 90 at 90 ~ n
ss 4 d 5sj'a so s as ssl ss = g. ~ %
at n 3ss n at Ses s. o Isl d. g. o Ct s. s s. dH s T.
g & s. at So %: 10 do l'S ID at 'sa '-' s' 10 a.
sD 4 s II nqsP a. los IL g. Tse1s S = p st $ @ @
r. At 81 DO % y 20 n n s St 81 de fed s saHs Ne at s H. at 40
Ssfnfsss 5sfs wight rG l5o H. 80 d. lss
d. 1as b sa Is 2s7 ro at 50 IS 81 do 2os
seal, ss ssa r r d. s IS 5s 60 S d s 49, 3
ErasssE W OTIS 5fH e. CO. % veals H. So 75 1
yeas s ss s ss s So to : S So So a.
at & g. 81 81 a6 sHs sss 1ss % g. 20 western oa ~ ID
at ds IL e % d. =? "a at iss S at ss
= IN ia ;s g ys9s; w 1s' No. at rs; DO
.'f II n ss ys54a 81
Sa lis: 5ss = sssan.es asaa .:s
sef ais Stock !0[ re ssssp asSst
sesGs cssy T o sssP 10 aPs prime
to 3 50 sssI S 100 dss nj egs s5s s2Ss' 49, caaada
lambs 25Ss 5O dressed mutton slow 7aloo; dressed
ags lambs 2 IS % It s. rs &c. nssvs IS sa D.:
IS 12ih II do 81 rb at s5; ls do 1o2 10 at s. TO
1856 Indiana do. II ~ at 81 25 do shseg 14a n at
81 so: 35 State do. 113 10. at 80 %
Sanders: 1856 state lambs 76 70, at 81 35; Ill do,
e H. at 81 25 sheep. 11S rb at IS; 10 cus 81 10 at
SO 37ia. -, - =. e. o7u >
DO II n at Sc; State sheep 1e 10. at IS 50 Is do
0S 10, at s4 so. - ,x =, - .. g, ,o. %,
Judd 6 Co i5s state lambs "a 70. at 81 85; 81 do
a. m AT $50 Pennsylvania do 10 H. at 81 10 State
cus 90 ~ at So 0 40 10. at 50: do sheep 112 10
w R Hume: "a State lambs IS 10 at 81; 20 do Gull
Je?ine wright CO.. 1874 anbs, es n. at 81 12h;
10 do 61 rb at 81: I culs. Al n, at So -
curtis r Sem 10 State lambs II n, nt 81; II do.
b. Sc 5O % do 20 ~ at Sc 10: 20 DO q 1S at 81
co do 63 10 at Sc cull 43 ~ at SO co. u state do
80 fb at S5 so: State 120 fb at 50 90; do.
O5 Tb at 81 so: so 10 at s3 5e state yearlnss
rs 10. at So so - 90 20 :, .
H H Hollis: lambs IS n. at 81 80; IL do
sheep, 70 10. at So .-o- J., g.,
Andrew Mullen: State lambs n 10 at 81 70: 90.
20 10 at 81; State sheep, 112 ID, at 81 ID
HOGS-Receipts 561s or 10,6S1 head; cars
for Feeling weak; would probably sell lower
dressed lower; heaFy 643fsc
medium. 7Q71zc light 7&9sAc.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
OTHER MARKETS-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. 1.-CATTLE%R Receipts, 2T00 head; best
firm others 10c slower; steers So 10S6 3O cows
and heifers S3GS5 stockers and feeders S3GSi & bulls
So 50GS4 calves. So 1881 %. HOGS-Recepts. 10000
head; market 5Q10c lower good to choice butchers
SIS O5Qs5 20; good choke shipping s. 05s5 II good
ass light 95S5 10; good to prime heavy SoSo 10
SHEEP AND LAA1BS-Receipts. 5000 head market
steady: sheep. s39$6 25 lambs SIS 25GS7 g.
Kansa City Nov. 1-CATTLE-Recelpts. 165O0 In
Guiding Southerns. Market steady Top steers. SO;
choice and dressed beef steers 50 QS6 fair to
good So i5G$5 steers 81 s0s4 go stockers and
feeders 81 40qs4 2o Southern steers e 5ogsa 90 South
heifers Sc e5GS4 10; bulls s2Qs3 calves 81 50qs6 so
HoGS@Receipts IL coo. Market. 10c lower Top So:
hulk OF sales S5Q$4 921a heavy. 81 90S5 packers
81 s5GFs4 0T1a; pigs and lights S4 75GS4 80. SHEEP
Receipts $500. Market for sheep weak to 1Oc lower
lambs lOc to 15c lower Native lambs. 50 15ls5f 90
western lambs So 75aS7 Go: and yearings. 50 5Og
Sc; Westerns clipped. yearings S5qse Western clipped
Cincinnati Nov. 1.-HOGS lower; butchers and ship,
pers So IL y ass 10; common, s4QS4 90 CATTLE
STEADY: fair to good shippers S4s4 76: common s2g
81 20 SHEEP steady SO 254sS. LAMBS steady,
- East Buffalo. Nov 1-CATTLE-Receipts. $50 head:
market fairly and steady; prime steers so aOg
S. Is shipping 50 S. 25 butchers 81 q 81 70 hell
sfockers and feeders sag 81 10. VEALS-fecepts 590
head market dull 25c lower 50 5Oeg 81 %. aO5s
EReceipts T. 400 head; market slow, log l5e lower:
heayv and mixed, 20S5 Is; Workers 80 lug 30 "
nrs s. $50 s5 20; roughs. 81 20 81 10; stays sSg
s3 Is: Aries and grassers. ST 9ee So 10 SHESf AD
$500 head sheep active ana steaas'
lambs dull and &C lower lambs % a q - 3D. ysm
S. so; sheep. mixed So 50g So rs; CANADIAN iaiOS'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York November l. 1905.
BEEVES-Receipts were 103 cars, $40 head incud-
ing 10 for alive 50 n for & ed 9n9
yeserday 81 cars on sale Of which city
and II at the nG Good 6eF rEades an and m
selling 81 10 and under slow to 1Gc lower ouis @
ahf thin about steady Tie yards
d 19o n wh Te @ a ff% M T 70 out at s5
bulls at s4 cows 81 40a$3 fat do at So 5o
and prices We're weak sides ranged from 5ize to
e hSon % eabss 5Sr pd IL live
~ Weight IN @ Refe7 S TO Bso and aGS
quarters Of the Oceanic to LIVERPOOL for the
saies@Newtoh CO. virginia steers s, 1900 n
s m a. s 5S 5S S at aos s. II Is DO 1913 ID at
2 Ie aS t. dS s 3 m at 81 49, 10 do ll'7 lD at 81
o. Ohio 9 rs a. l42 z E g. At e 81 Do 81 1 i
d. at 81 so bulls 1905 ib s4 10 CO. 14ss b
% ksnt4ey @ m s1s rs Il 12aE Z e B. at L s. v Io
snia do 1ls2 10 81 30: % do 1928 ~ at s. 83 20
1888 foss o so at is; s. @ e. 8 helfers @ 167s m 1870
IL. So 25 27 Western COWS and hefers 1923 H. at
8: m a5 1873 is,D S NJ at at s3 & &c. Il IL T d.
m f114 % at s. Virginia Do o. 1900 2; il r. ss at s. 2 1S
i 5sss s. s y 1881 i0Ts + at loss S r. r.
r. at hesr $50 r. At $? seer. % III, 10 25
% Ken, Rsntack io5s s 25 steer. ,1e5 n at :s m
81 IS; 2 do $50 10. at 81 80 oo' 'V' iO' -
So ~ 4 Co. i57 h. ut 81 DO. 500 n at g so o
cows 1910 n So 80: 9o5 H. at 81 3 DO. 1899
r. at & g 90 3 IL de- .o zee u r. a6 at 60 e 70 e. at 's O "
J. G. Curtis & Som bulls 1929 10 at = 10; 90: ga
n at So SIS; do 81 IS: do, 200 10 at 20
cow $50 5 So 80: do. 1910 10 az 81 20 do eSg
d. D. af ioss s b. b. at - q soo -
at So 55 DO $50 h. So; do $50 n. at 81 49, do
ESQ H. 81 bo 16 do, 665 10: at 81 45 ,,, s-o II
a, So SIS 2do SIS h. at So 40; cows 800 n. at 81 70;
I do $40 NJ at 81 I5 do. $50 Ib, at 81 o5 ,
Jelline wright CO. bulls, 100 lb. at SS % 90.
Bs5 n. ss do. 1o4s n, at 81 g, DO sle 10
heifers sSS 10. at So COW $40 10 at So: DO go go
H. at So ia 10. 81 so; do 80 ~ at g 60
do $50 10 81 T5 do 755 Id. at 81 60; do 90 ID
a 81 50: 90. SIC 10, at 81 80 ,-,..,x cz
suburban and so for the market GOOD ana
choice COWS steady; medium and common SLOW WIZ
rather easier feeling. Decent 20 choice InlKers ca
Included sold s2a4s55 head: inferior STOCK al
Sales G. Curtis & Son: 10 fresh cows and calves at
John Drcey cows and calves ss7@s45. respectively
H H. Hollis: COWS and calves a. gao each'
OAIVF1S-Feceipts 1902 head. including E3 for
hut chers direct the market: and counting
calves, there about 2o-o on SAFE Neals
were in ys-y slack demand generally SOC lower;
200 500 eafyes were held
over Common prime veals sold at Sis$o 90 per m 10
choice IS rs; very few at Se gassers at y ovg
Western calves So 5Ggx4; little calves at sIs3 90
pressed calves City dressed veals SOLO al s81c
per To- selected at l3c; country dressed at
fg1lisc "a, -.
ss so per 100 ~ DO 80 o at sS I % 90 ia 10 az
al Do ~ d. at IS ia ID. ss 81 90; DO.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. K.
s West 23d St. n. r.

STATIONS: Foot Liberty ST. n r.
Time shown below is from Liberty st. West 22d St.
leaves 10 minutes earlier noted by designating
marks.
EAsTON BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
500 (b5.45 Easton only 2. NJ. Sun, "a % A. n. 1oo
wGLKESBARRE AND sCRANToN-s1o A. NJ. 1.2o 500
p. NJ. Sundays, "a so A NJ, 500 P. NJ.
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST, TOMS RIVER AND BAR.
NEGAT-z4.O0. $40 y. NJ. 13O 500 Lakewood and
C9.4O Lakewood and Lakehurst.)
ATLANTIC CITY-~940 A. NJ, KITS. 40 2. NJ
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE,
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASIIORE POINTs-z40V
il201- Sundays. except ocean Grove. 600 A. NJ. 400.
Atlantic HLDs., sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BcHs
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4-00 $3.50. $50. 113o A Me-
13O. k3.45. 4 80. $50, $50 P. NJ Sundays 900 A NJ
PHfTADELPHIA-.z43o m7.Oo ms.0o 'soo. MILO GO.
msGO0 200, II 80, 1000 $40 30 p. NJ. t'121 mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-SOO, ms1o-oo. "12 90
m.2 90. mta4OO. $500 100. az 15
IAMsPoRTm Iz4Go a go 800 is1o q O. gooo i9e
ing Pottsvie Harrisburg only tio0 800 7-ao p M.
sTaily. tDaiy except Sunday sSundays fParloS
cars only. lvia Tamaqua. aExcept Saturdays mDin~
Ing xsaturdsys only zFro1 ~ Liberty St only ~
e12 90 P. M. g4.30 P. NJ. i'll so p NJ. ks 20 p NJ
Offices: Liberty West 23d St. Astor House. 26i
@34 1900 Broadway 1872 9th Ave, PSI 9Th Avo. IS
Union Square 2T9S Sd Ave. 2T9 West 125th St. PAS
f3rookiyn 890 Broadway Williamsburg. New York Trsns-
fer Co ca lis for checks baggage to destination,
W. G. BESLER, Z. NJ BURT
yice-Pres & Gen. Mgr. = Cen Pass'r Agent,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. 1.-Closing wHEAT-spot hrmi NO 10 2
red western winter Is 7d futures quiet Peeempe S
American mixed 31kd futures quiet 5annaFy e
Mnrcb 4s 4IAd PEAS-Canadian firm 6s 65za ~ ~
st Louis fancy winter steady 9s Sd HoFs IN India
Pacific Coast easy f2qtj. Bt-En ouii yes,eTn I0s
Rsss sf cut, IA to is H. r ass BACON qae5
In1Lerland cut 26 80 10 49s Sd; short rlo 10 70
fb 5os long clear ddIes light. % 20 81 n 4ss "a 6a Sn
cIaar rtddIes heavy 10 d. 4Ss: snort cIeaT
Is to 20 ID 45s clear bellies II to l8 10 AS IN ie
rSRS-So,sre II to 10 steady 32s I'd LaftD
o Iesrern in tierces Cd: American refined IN
psiis ass BuTTER-Good United States noninaly sos
SrtTF firm. American white. Dos 3D.
finest coored SIS TALLow-Prne city Arm 5sr0oa rs oa
Ann 10s sd PETRoLEUM-Refned firm. l1sd: Ia, La
SEED 1ss Following are t1e S Su9 ensI aepots
anu vheat 7esoo0 centals corn $1,000 centas
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, November !, 1905.
C0FFEE-The coffee market very quiet, with
aes for the day amounting to only about nooO bags
Ths smal of switching nearby liquidation is
EcneWhat surprising of the big estimates in
circulation three weeks concerning the VOL
outstanding December interest. there is
nov tendency ia some quarters TO believe that the
interest remaining comparatively small, while others
place above 1900 900. and express apprehensons
that the situation develop weakness result
q effort iqudate holdings in bunch toward the
end Of the month. At the opening this morning
pressure against the market however. and
shs the routine seemed rather unfavoable, the
market opened steady unchanged prices advance
q points During the middle session there little
feature and prices held around the initial figures but
toward the close the market easier under renewal
q hqu!dson and the close quiet net unchanged to
points lower. Being All Saints Day It was holiday
the French market and cables received from
there The Brazilian cables describing the markets OF
Tuesday usual but showed little feature while
ieday being holiday there was no official news Re
oepts reported by today's cables light at the
prts but the Jundlahv reported liberal figures
pared with the and nothing is learned
regarding the coming crop. Hamburg i pfennig
70 : ptennig lower. The local spot market quiet,
VIII quotations ranging from Sac TO sac according TO
Tsde
The range prices the market to-day