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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Io-E. sept - 1910.
r0FFFE-The coffee market was little active,
sales being about - coo bags ana prices uea geHe5a
E-r-e- opening steady 81 az edN1Acs o. Sg-O
points and this advance improved upon slightly
session. close STEADY az net
vance Of l0715 ponts Steady Eropean cables, NOD
erate primary receipts and reports Of nrIneS primary
re-s II connection With steadness n local spot cir
main influence IN restricJ-Lg ollers5
ana u-ornCti1E 2 from scattering
BoIh European markets were higher ttaEIe
adrancing = fyano and Hamburg = ptg Neilasr q te
B4zan reported change, ACCORDING 10 te
ea.y cable covering The fluctuations q the previous GAY
m il reported offers TIE primary mar
received during the day were on IEI-er 55
ports bags, against 5000
ssr year interior movement Moderate with
sa0 Paulo receipts for the day about Oo0 bags uner
ire movement small crop Of last season. Re
ce7s O. Brazilian coffee far since the beginning q
season have about bags under those Of
season NeV-NoEz warehouse delteres We're AshI
~7- against $500 bags last year, but 50
Ss- t0r th= month deliveries compare favoraoly with
iss season fairly favorable VISIBLE supply state
rsn- IS looked spot market vas quiet Win
.ous-sticrs On The basis Of SAsc RIO No =
The prices the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22

10000 bush compared with 600 btsh last week
Inc owing to smaller spring wheat ar
bush last year The local cash msrSet rossJ r1 80,
20 10 NJ elevator and S9ssc o b adeet: No
NoFtnefH pututf s2s ana No Northern Manitoba 9osc
t@d higher and domestic markets opened about L M
,.a-Is loliss 20 tne wheat advance.
rather more hearsh than otherwise
n lts weekly crop summary said there had been
IN the position OF the crop
ing the fact hat there had been some ifabsrs from
rams Any liability now of injury hard cfsF
~ relates 10 damage Of quality Of immature grain bigb
op q 70 q9ahtity Is assured Yield 1850 bush
elS Argentine shipments estimated ar
100000 bush. compared with orr 600 n1sh last
and weather conditions
en belt Interior receipts $4,000 bush or
area Win 4@oPto oush last
Weanssaay and today amounted to 40 loads No ,
som c.oSe o97c elevator and Coo ahoa: No white
81 nc, and No yellow, 81 &c b
was broader market for oats, with the lnfertona I'm
at the start generally an
sence OF selling pressure The cash market was
STEADY, with prices follows: Mixed 90 10 20 m
81 zSZo NATURAL white 80 to 30 2. 32lF983l7c and
er with the West. No Western II &c r New Vol
BAFLEY-AIarSet firm; feeding. 392 a40c @ 7 RrffaJo
and mating, 43d52c I T Buffalo
NFN-YNREC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

73veroooy Sept 21-Closing: wHBAT-spot steady
No red western winter IS 4zd futures steady; De
ceInber es SD; March. IS s&sd- CQRNDspot quiet
Lrerican mixed As 1Od steady; December IS
7d January Is 4z4d: March. "a PEAsCanadian
a I'D FIOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady
D. I'd HOPS IN London Pacific COAST Nominal sgt
REEFS dun. extra India Cd PORK Irin prime
mess western 7Os HAMS-Short cut. Il TO 10 10 Weak
4Is BACON dull: Cumberland cut 26 to 80 10. sos
46s Cd; long clear midcles. Ilghl
IS to "a n ass; long middles heavy 80 TO 40 10
- ~ sb-+ clear backs II. AS Cd clear bellies
Il to Is 10 45s SHOULDERS-SQuare, II 70 l3 n
CIfe 20s I.ARD-Prme Western in ttcrces nonllnally
ass ed 1855 American refined in pals quiet 39s BUTTER
nominal finest United States s9s: 8oGq tinted Lates
can fines coo-ed. 55s. TALLOW-Fr!me city steady
S3se 81 TT-T2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet. AS 80 ROSIN-
1-~m1ion arm o. 81. Observation-Disclosures quiet. Cd
IINEEED CJTl weak, Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
TIE range Of contract prices il the local market to-day

The local market Tor spot cotton closed quiet and un
rfz-ce6 IN the basis I0S5c FOR uL1cIE upland ana
IIo niddliHg Cuff Sales 10 3s-eS ,, S2li q
ii6 rg6er al Joe: sales bales; savannah steady.
UNCHANGED 10 lice sales aolt o=eF
~ I7rhs7ee6 81 lice sales 700 bales, Norfolk
ffeatv 10, higher 10lac. sales t45 bales Baltimore
-c-5s. "a $40. Louis quiet. unchanged al 1oAc;
ses 200 bales. Galveston firm sc higher, at 70 &C;
quiet unchanged lv-sc'
f6 ia augusta steady. unchanged at 10 lGc.
bales Charleston rrl- 10 l6c.
s1es ~ bes Estimated receipts leading points
F-ioav Al Houston l4cp0 1900 bales, against ts-I
s- sek end 10 COS year. at Galveston l5ou0 70
900 rsfrsr 10 800 and lI4l last year, and
s. Sew 0-ar-s 900 800 against 1884 last week
ard 2ssS year -s- ,-.-.. ..-.s --4.,,
BE .zsy nd wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
luEReooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool sept. 21.-CIosing: CoTToN-spot IN mod
e-ate demand --ices points higher. American rnddng
feIr sod good niddllng. 5sod middllng; 564d: low
good ordinary. oSUu oTllIl-f! O. l4d
The sales Of the day 5000 bales OF which 900 were
for speculation and export and Included 80 American
oTened steady closed quiet American middling
S0+ar7ter 3 SD September October 556d- october
and November 5.5Sd November and December, b6ld
Tscer1ber and January 5.64di January and February
+ SD; February and March. . 6ed; March and april
6T1d April and May, 5-I2d; May and June o'Sd' June
and iuIv 3 T4d; July and August 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
ChTSKILL. RUlS0H&G0XSACkIE BOATS
Christopher 81. \. r. week-days. P n

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"A Tribune received their Uptown ONCE. No. 1854
B-oadway between seth 37th until O'Clock p m
Advertisements received following branch offices at
r-,,r.~ ono mics until o'clock D m via: "a sth
ave g cor 23d ST 153 9th ave cor i2th-st-' " East
14,bst PSI West 42c-st between sth and sth ayes.
ee3 West 125th-s: 1855 3dave between '0'A ana 'tH
- ooe a ava near e1st-st: /. 7os ist-ave.. near
1877 East i25th-st: T5s fremont ESQ 3D.
ave near 4tst-st: 90 Sd-aye- 30 Dleecker-st S25
Blescker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
HUDSON RIVElRBYIAVLIG

r,slatiai Ssaa-sru NEW YORK" and "ALBANE OF
ne HUDSON River Line, fastest and hnest river boats
Il world
Desbrosses-st Pier o ~ S 40
NEW PIER. WEST 42D-SI-...- -y;gS
West 129th-st o. -5--l
andng at Yonkers Point Newburgh POughkeepsie.
Kingston point. CatsklL Hudson and Albany Daily
Special CaTskiil Mountain
ana Saratoga nd connections all points East,
North and West. Through tickets checked
al nices oe New York Transfer Co Through rail tickets
between y !. Albany accepted Most delightful
day outings West Point Newburgh or POUghkeepsie.
returning down boat
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbroszes St at $40 P. N. las P. NJ.
West 42d-st $50 p NJ. tSats. P NJ. 18TH St.
$50 P NJ tSsts. 2.2o p NJ. For Highland Fails corn
Nevburgh Hamburger, Milton, FoughkeePs!s.
Pondout and Kingston. Orchestra board
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND. sUBsCRIPTIoNs FOR The
~ Tribune received their Uptown Office, No. 1864
Br0adVav between 38th 37th SITS o'clock
Advertisements received the following branch oHces
regular Office until O'Clock ? pa sth-
ave S E cor 23d-st 153 6th-ave 12th-st %
14th-st: 257 f2d-s. between 7th and sth
2s3 125thst 13as Siave. between 10th and nth
SITS O2d 2d-ave, 61st-st-. .7Os ls-ave..
eeth-st: 1877 East 125th-st; T5G Tremont-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22

g3tee oables E-o-t2ss Es5sst - -, = s5ir
re1s for the United States aJo0 bags shipments for
Europe 5000 bags, stock $4,000 bags Sanos-toffee
market STEADY. good Santos, 4Slp3; receipts.
S. 050 bags: STOCK. 1891 600 hays Hanburg-Coffse
market opened unchanged a. : n was net p-s
higher; al net -.E7e PIG uP: sales ll,eeo bags
franc lover advanced : franc Ct 3 m IN
Cha-Eed a. $50 2 unchanged total sales % 600 bags
The statistical position Brazilian ccfee Is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22

Lackawanna Railroad,
Leave y. Y, foot Barclay and Christopher STA
- 90 A. A-For Binghamton and Elmtra
40 % A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81 Louis.
4TO 4 M-For Syracuse, Oswego. Richneid Sprfnksl
- p M-For Buffalo and Chicago
ID p Nj Scranton and Plymouth
IS Is P M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
IS As P M-For Buffalo, Syracuse Richheh Springs
A. M-For ChIcagp-SleeperS open $50 p. n
Tickets at 14a 429. 1883. 1884 Broadway, " Y; SSs
Fulton Brooklyn
sDaiIy. Except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
NFW YORK NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD A. r.

Trains depart Grand Central Station Id 8 and
attn Ave. follows for - ..r,o.oo .l,.n.o.
SISI NJ +ti,1:o0 sII1:ol s1IIS:oo ttI5oa 1900
:fi26O NJ Y aa 1l'3, "a. NJ t5eo
M ~ via a>S SBl ana RHR HARBoR-ffs.o2 P. "
XVTIITE MOUNTAINS. 81. ALbANS AND OOSSsN-~
e $40 A NJ. 1900 p N =. =,
andF ITCHBURG, via INAA-t5 n
We sGEFsSTIIIE and NORFOLK-tsO2 A. NJ, 1881 2. q
- = p pTNCITON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENO8. PITTS
u 4++,U n nEt4,50 to O2 A N s1:24, 1881 P. NJ
49, orces at cGrand Central Station and clh St.
~ .ssi 1s5 Ct Broadway, c25 Union square
4ift1 Ave GAS Ave. ce4e Madison Aye
57S West i25th 21eS Third Ave IN 6rookLyn eS-%
seo Fulton St. 800 Broadway, ..-.. -.
Except Sundays gStops at 12oth s. 1stops
1SStS st sundays only Saturdays only SFarlor Car
limited Has dining car. cParlor and Sleeping car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR firm; WHEAT,
No spring, S7G9Sc; no 3, S21z 8S6c; No red SAG
S4&c. CORN, No 2 521zc No yellow. 53Ac; OATS.
No 2 2Shc No white % q30c No white, 2Sg29l5c;
choice mailing, 41Q47c: FLA1tSEE2D. e2c: No North
western 9Szc TIMOTHY SEED, prime. So O5i CLOVER,
grade S11 20; PORK boi. S15I$15 10.
LARD per 100 70 81 50; CUTMEATS, short Tt5s sides
WHISKEY. basis Of high wines 81 %. On the Produce
Exchange to-day BUTTER steady; creaInerIss 171
20c diaries, 16s@1S4C; EGGS steady, at mark cases
included. 17zc hrsts 1slac: prime hsts, 21zc extras.
22ac. CHEESE steady, 191I1zc
Duluth, Sept. 21-Close-wHEAT-No Northern, SIC;
No Northern, Sic September. old, S2&c: do new,
1850; December. 7sI9c May. Sic
Milwaukee, Sept. 21.-wHEAT-No l Northern. s71zc:
No Northern, SO 6SSc: December QS4%c asked.
RYE-No l. 69c; BARLEY-No 2, 53ci sample. 37a5Sc.
CORN-May, 443+c.
Minneapolis Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEC De-
cernber S21zc May, s515c; No hard S5%c; No North
S4%4c; No Northern, size. FIOUP-Ffrst patents,
IS 30: second clears 81 55GS2 BRAN bulk Sl1
Philadelphia, Sept. 21.-WFEE5AT se. &c higher:
grade September. s2la Gs3c CORN steady; Sep
TENDER 59g591sc. OATS firm, No white, natural 32zG
Western creamery PC; nearby prints CSC EGGS
steady nearby fresh loss of 22c nearby fresh 2lc
mark Western fresh 20q21c mark CHEESE steady;
New-Tork full cream fancy, 12c; do choice, 1l%t412c
10000 70 in sacks: wheat 1900 bush: corn 1900
bush; oats 5000 bush Shiprents-Wheat 5000 bush;
corn. 55. GOO bush; 11o,4oo bush
St. Louis Sept 1-CIose-WEIEAT-No red s4bg
S26s5c CORN-No cash. 53c: December. 42sSc; May
$3.50. OATSNo cash. 21l5c December. 2 &c; May,
2a4c; 2 white 301ac
81 is December 81 January. 81 OH ALSIKE, prime,
81 IS. TIMOTHY, prime 81 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
Steamboats,.

BIOS T O N AER f zsaTsI d
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall Ri~er I've
% 10 \ foot Warren St week days and Sundays.
Sd - SRA PRISCILLA PURITAN. Orchestras
PBOVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Boston. East and
6-nItS I've pier Is n R. Murray ST. week days
onIy at . P NJ strs- PROVIDENCE new and PLYN-
new BEDFORD LINE for Nev Becfocd. Cottage city
$40 Nantucket Pier 20. y r. # ClarksOn st,
leek iays onIy p VI. 9trs Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LINE via New London I've Pier 40 y r.
To+ C-Is-kson St days only al ?. NJ StrI CITY
6ES T DWELL. and CHESTER W CH-PIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
ala and North leave Pier 90 E R.. foot Of Peck Slip
week Gavs only. 400 P NJ Steamer RICHARD PECh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL Blue LINZ TRIMS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Ieav sd Street 10 minutes carrier except mid
mig train leaves IL p n
I.v. Liberty street. 500 a n Except sun Sure
Daily. Diner.
. 10 Dailv Diner
300 DAILY Buffet
opal T;rot4adn 400 n m Daily All Pullman
ny q Daily. Diner.
-4'' zoo m Daily. Bunet
- Is night. Daily SesperA.
SPIFSDIIS TRAIN SERVICE.
TupOUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST
- Vorl- Cfrv West 23d Liberty S.
CEics1o PittsburE Sleeper SO pm 1915 MT
SSh hicsgO' Toinn,bus Dinsr. ii 50 am 12oo nm
PittsburK, Cleveland, Limited 800 pm z-9e Pm
GETTYSBURG Limited Buffet $50 pm t-e9 Pm
CINCINNATI ST. Louis Sleeper III 90 pm 1x.1e nj
Cjncinnat ST. Louis. Diner 90 an 1000 an
CincIunstf, St Louis, Diner $50 pm 6ea pm
Or7ces. 454. 1900 Broadway, Astor Housss
1os Greenwich ST. . Union square ". SCI Grand s..
\ Y. s4s Fulton St. Brooklyn. sd St ana Liberty -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
Railroads.
PENNSY MA
RAILROAD.


RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of ives, veuty-third Street and Dss-
erosses and cortandt streets, and Cortland,
Streets is five minutes than that given below for
r"'n''-'Ai'd street Fo S:a' HE WEST.
1868 4 81 ST. ii' LoG1s IIM1TED For Cincinnati
1855 ga. NJ. Ta fPa p PEHS SavANrA LIMIrED-as
.1s5 NJ ch 4fs5i g hclS11NSSINxATI AND ST
louis EXPRESS
1856 P. NJ PENNsYLvANIA SPECIAL Is hours
:t55PN e[fiqAtq65s IiM Ip r. xc,,x TT
's5s E + WEsT9F = EzxBREss. $50
1928 ?. n. cLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EXP.
W " ri t5F5S 60 ASD HE SOUTH.
49, rs - %. % 90 'Io53 a n y 20 l29' = 70
0.22 p. M I21O night. sunday s25. % p. -1055
n i 70 ~ - 80 p. Congressional Limited D so
soGTHERT RAIN al A4-.i2 5g ss25 425 p m 121o
ATLANTIC COAST IINE--s25 a m. and o25 p n,
sEARoARD AIR LNE-1225 P. and 121o N.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY-'a25 p. n.
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY-755 a. week
FoR OLD Po5ST cosIFoRT and NoRFoLK-7-65 a m
ATLANTIC CRY 8 a m and 255 ?. m weekdays
f6g g Nance 50 aI TfsaSys ocean Grove, North
As6ury PARK sundays] ana Point pleasant
sar9Pds9s oy Except 2g f6ng N B1sneh7 Us q
except Long Branch I So. and 655 m weekdays
s--'-ly' 20 FOE FOE PHI PHLIADEIPHIA
sos. % "755- S 25 sos Es IS AZ 80 Tt1Oo 10 %
1I50 1925, .l255, '155. no So g p 35S
$50 655 1855 % % % 50 for North PhiladelPhia
only ?. m. Il 10 night weekdays SUNDAYS . %
'T55 o. % 20 955 't1055 '1O.55 a 122o
'1255 -155 '325 555 . (.f4 So for North Phila-
dspha only). - SO. 1855. 7-55 s %. % q % Tor
North Philadelphia only N, 121o Hisht-
sDfnng Car fExtra-fare train
Ticket oces Nos 461 1864 and % Broadway: 1s2 Fifth
Avenue Coelow 23d STU 263 Fifth Avenue corner 18th
ST.: Astor House and stations named above; Brook
y $40 Fulton Street SEQ Fulton Street 800 Broadway
Pennsylvania Station The New York Trans
fer COMPANY will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination
Telephone '543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
W " GTTERBI-RY J. r WOOD.
General Manager Fass'r Trafuc Manager
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22

COTTON-Ths market continued quiet. but Of
fsrfnEs and with exception OF
slight the afternoon, prices showed
steady The close about the best Of the
session ana steady advance OF 41I points sales
estimated at 10000 bales The opening steady
e = point October and December with
unchanged 2 points higher. response
steady cables reports Of lCIaer
kets. realizing and selling local
bears but prices gradually advanced until about IQs
points higher early afternoon fluctuations
somewhat Irregular, but prices as rule. were held
3 points best, and before close
was & "a
Trading fairly active me start, and again Just
before the close market Curing the middle
practically neglected IN the morning demand
seemed general than OF late, with and
commission houses receiving better buying orders owing.
smaller receipts and q firm
spot markets. During afternoon wires
claiming that. while holders were asking higher
prfces a interior points there demand the
advance and probably DISCOURAGED fresh purchases
~ zonz extent The weather favorable all points
s. Tar picking and marketing were concerned pur
crop Of a bullsh
gue Of the reports heading this direction
deliver on October appears be the Impression that
I Gull POOL viii stop tenders
The range contract prices in the local market today
- rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept 21.-FLOUR firm wHEAT-sprinE unset
tied No Northern Epot seize, winter strong No red
s5l3c. CORN firm 10 yelow; 5s%e: No 2 corn 5so
BARLEY stronger: Ohio 46q4sc, track. RYE unset
tied. No / 6Sc Canal freights steady.
Chicago Sept 21-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
MlD DOm0RI0OM l0NE.

DAILY SERVICE.
For OLD Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth Pnners
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington. D. c. and entire
South West
?, p foot Beach St. every week day at p
n 2 WALKER Vice-PresIdeut and Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22

At a YELOCE"-Fast Italian Line.
Sailing Pier e. North River t. of SAN
Naples and Genoa
BOLOGNEsI. HATFIELD Co. % Wan 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22

COOKS TOURS AROUND THE WORLD
Bath annual series OF select parties. Programmes
THos. COOK SON. 2Cl and l.1S5 Broadway. 90 Madi-
son y z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22

A. CUNARD LINE.
a. From Piers 51-52. North River.
To LIVERPOOL. Via QUEENSTOWN.
Can1pania Sept 80 II AN CarOna. Oct. An
Sf-itLIia sent 2S PM LuCan!a. Oct. Z, II AN
!1IirIa sent so I AN EtrurIa ....-.Oct II. AN
sCarrving second ana third class only
cIRR -GENOA-NAPLES-
CARONIA-Fastest and Most Luxurious Of
Leviathans-Jan. 9th, Feb. 9th.
Supplenlents the Modern Twin Screw Steamers
81 s[fSSTA ..... Il 10 A M.-DeC. 3. Jan 30
PANNONIA Nov 1-bec u r eo- g
An Vernon H. Brown. G. A. % B'way. n. Y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
Yellow cars will take you across thu Lake at Electric Park today.
A sntished Reporter.

When Sir Wilfrid Laurier first form ed his government in Canada. he made MT. Tarte minister of public works Difference of political opinion subse- auently arose and Mir. Tarte retired. He new devotes himself exclusively to his profession as a journalist and sits in the reporters gallery of the Canadian House of Commons. lie recently re- marked: T am happy and prospering in my own legitimate newspaper hhe. am free to do and write what my brain and conscience dictate. The salary of the governor general would not tempt me to shoulder again the burden of a ministerial portfolio" Mir. Tarte was at one time the chief ,araanizer of the Canadian Conservative party, but he transferred his services to the Liberals, with whom he Is now out of touch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
Spencer Trask & Co.'S Circular.

Spencer Trask and Co., have issued their July investment circular The list COG prises nearly fifty different bonds of various railroad. street rail- way. electric lighting and other corpo- rations. This firm reports that there Is a good demand by investors for bonds of the character of the first mortgage 5s of the Detroit Edison Co.,. netting about 4.S0 per cent, the im- provement mortgage 5s of the St. Louis Transit Co. (guaranteed as to princi- pal and interest by endorsement by the United Railways Co. of St. Louis). netting about 5.15 per cent. and the refunding mortgage As of the Metro politan Street Railway Co.,, netting about 4.45 per cent. Among the rail- road bonds enumerated on the circular are c. B. & Q. III. Div. As, New or leans Terminal Co. first mortgage As (guaranteed by endorsement by the Southern Railroad Go. and the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad CoD, Kansas City Southern first mortgage 3s, Louisville and Nashville first mort gage trust 5s, Southern Railway Col lateral 5s and other issues yielding from 3.64 per cent to 5.2o per cent.
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04

who were welded lately in Mobile, ana who have recently returned to this city from an extended wedding trip, were given a great reception this evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. 9reennus' whare the young couple have rooms. Tha raceution was attended by the many friends of the young people Tn Jevish society and 1t was a great event.
 Prominent among the visitors rom o.nar cities were Mrs. A. Sickles and daughter, Miss Rita Sickles. Of Pniia- delphia. Pa, and Miss Yetta Zimmern and Lee Zimmern of Mobile. all reia- tiyes of Mrs. Forcheimer: The young sroern ts the head of a large business Souse in this city, and has many Friends all over the southland. :.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
NO REPORT JUST NOW
INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGl1D
 <.LEAkn IN CROP REPORT.
Secret Service Men Have Done Their Part of Work, but O6cial An- nOuncement Will Not Come
 Till End of Week.
Advertiser Bureau,

Advertiser Bureau, ~. 1925 c. St.. N. w. Washington, July 3rd. There will be no immediate report of the investigation of the charges against the Bureau of Statistics of the Department of Agriculture.
 It had been pretty we'll understood that the report of the inquiries made by the secret service force employed on the investigation would be made as soon as Secretary Cheatham returned from the meeting of tho executive com mittee of the association at Memphis MT. Cheatham left Memphis at the con clusion of the meeting and was on hand early this morning. The early part of the day he spent at the secret service office and in the afternoon al the department.
 The result is the report is not ex- pected until last of this week. Tomor- row Is the national holiday. The next day the departments will be closed on account of the funeral of the late Seo- retary of State, MT. Hay, Secretary or Agriculture Wilson being one of those to attend the funeral at Cleveland The report, interesting to the cotton worlo' will await on his return.
 Secretary Cheatham says he Will patiently bide his time and Will De
 here when the report Is ready and may
 have something to say as to his inter- pretation of it. R Ii. WatKlhs'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04

The latest historical personage to pc commemorated is Archlmedes, the Greek gentleman who ohy "ahteu place to stand on outside. in order to move the world with his lever. Syra- cuse, in Sicily. has made him monu- ment. representing the geometrician and physicist with his inventions srouped around him, and he watching for the Roman ships to burn them With his reflector. Instead, Roman soldiers killed him as he was solving a mathe- matical problem, and would not even let him finish his calculations. That happened PIP E. C., and he Is still the pride of Syracuse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
After Tainted Food SaIesmen.

|The sanitary men have special in- |ructions to seek out and effect the |rest of dealers in the city who offer Eher Intentionally or unintentionally y tainted food. fruits, meats. etc. The |alth department is determined to | down anything in this line and to |e end of successfully doing so will |ike examples of anyone caught and |nvicted of this offense.
 Special inspections of restaurants and
 |loons are made daily, while the fruit |alers are given almost daily warn
 |gs to preclude the possibility of any |healthy fruit being disposed of. in
 any cases to little children who pa-
 ize the places. >>#
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
Another HOrse Race.

Another horse race has been arranged
 r next Friday afternoon. and Mont Pnery people will be among those to |mpete for some ois- cash prizes which we been offered. Little Joe." Mont Pmery animal. will Le pitted against Pnzalez's Blue Ribbo-" of this place, Id this will be the most interesting
 ent of the afternoon. Tw other an.-
 sls have been entered. and before the
 sek is very far advanced 1t Is stated |at some other events will be ar
 h ged.
 T he exciting race between Blue Rib- |n," the Pensacola male. and Gray
 h." the swift piece of horseflesf from which was pulled off last fiday afternoon here for a prize of 1000. has excited the racing interest re and there will probably be weekly |ents. The track is being given a bod deal of attention in preparation |r the coming Friday events.