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New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, January IL. 1906.
COFFEE-After a morning. during which prices
steady opening decline Of points.
the coffee active and developed
considerable weakness under active selling that
European Wall Street interests The close
steady decline Of 10G16 points. Sales
reported 81 800 bags. The opening decline
partial disappointing European markets.
OF these Hamburg reported decline Of pfg and Hsvre
! lower increased the decline a
Of q Neither the primary markets
change receipts the two ports about
year and the interior Santos receipts
ran little smaller Owing thu fact the European
markets hay been looked Is likely 70 develop
bulish the showing Of the French and German
markets perhaps particularly disappointing.
been hanging little under a parity
Wit prices, has theory
European trade Interest, having pursuing a PRO
crastlnatng policy reference purchases
primary markets leading a reduction
visible supply would begin uneasy small crop
confirmed and buying in all markets.
So far nothing OF this kind has developed ana the Amer
which purchased literally
Increased the visible oS
hnding Indifferent
from volume
at present reported. market coffee
quiet with quotations still the basis Of S7sc
Rio No T.
The os contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
nNE HURT In CRASHES.
IRS IN TWO COLLISIONS.
gears IN Brooklyn Run Into
Passenger Coaches.

cse persons were badly injured and others
: severely hurt in two accidents in which
.srs OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
- ran into passenger cars in that borough
a.ssrday.
~se arst accident occurred on the West End
= about two hundred feet north OF Coney
s.rd Creek Flatcar No 81. in charge OF
s--ev Brumble. m0torman. crashed into the
- ~ car No. 2.3Sa OF the Thirfy-ninth-st
- line The latter car was badly damaRa5
.,be Messengers thrown in all directions
=. S,.rone those injured We're Theodore williams
-, 4 2Q4 Fifth-aVe.. who sustained abrasions
q contusions. Bertha Elder ten years old, OF
- -tl4 Fifth-aVe.. injuries of the back: Adam
Ae.r,,sver forty-nine years old of No 81
seS,obers-st Manhattan. sprains and contu-
-. - and q hemorrhage Of the stomach. These
- - several others We're attended by DR. Nc
ssi.a.,ghton sa Of the Kings County Hospital, and
.,s ~ ,sre sent 10 their homes
~ 80 other accident happened at o'clock in
~ Hee,ening, when a fatcar used for removing
" j. -an into the side OF a Park-ave. car at
Sand and Park aves AS was the case in
-. other collision, II was attributed TO the ice
u the rails.
.-sns-ave. in charge OF Otto Ottinger. motor
- The Park-ave. car was being run by John
5l5-gbes ra0torman and George Devere. con-
Essor II was crowded with passengers. and
eu.srie ensued when the ashcar crushed into
= sise scattering men and women IN every
s-ss.iOn The sound OF the impact and the
o;ss of the injured attracted a large crowd 10
~ss wounded were carried into~a store, where
- were attended by DR.. Niles, OF the
S-rherland street Hospital. Among the in
s-ss we're Mary Berie, thirty-two years old
q 10 l0l Ralph-st-, contusions of the legs
"a iscerations. Joseph Connolly, twenty-eight
50 old. Of No 81 Nostrand-ave.. injury to
-. Charles schubert thirty-flve years old,
no ~ Tonlpkins-ave., general contusions and
,sook: william Smart, thirty-eight years old,
mo 81 Tompkins-ave., cut about the fore
sss ana hands; William J. LOTUS twenty-four
Is old Of No. 49, Parksave., injury 10
NE All were removed 10 their homes.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
POLICE WORK ON HOSPITAL MYSTERY.
Young Woman, Believed To Be of Excellent
Family, a Frequent Patient.

TIE authorities at Bellevue Hospital and the
poaoe are seeking a solution Of the mystery with
regard 10 q young woman who has become a hos
Bg peten; four times the last month, suffering
hOn alcoholic Authorizations Her striking ep-
psr2nce has caused police and physicians alike 70
sender how she absent herself from her nome
o. The home Of her relatives or friends.
She says she is Eleanor Ellis. The address she
gave Is No. West Twenty-third-st.
lzst night, FOR The fourth time IN six weeks. the
hospital authorities say. Miss Ellis was taken TO
Bellevue. She had thrown terror into party OF
men IN a rear room OF q saloon at Thirty-third-st
sla Ihrd-ave-. by screaming suddenly, and telling
ne men she had taken several deadly drugs, IN
Quantity sufficient 10 Kill fifteen people.
ffom statements made by the young woman when
US city IL Is declared.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

POULTRY-ALIvE-Rece to-day included s
by freight and few scattering by express sup
arrival prices for all Weighing STOCK. Ducks
only moderately active supplies large ana prices
ssady reese Ialry pIeHtlLu D1t "Is ut a.
prices Live pigeons unchanset we quote: FOWI.o'
Western per rb 13l3c; CHICKENS Western, per 10.
u32c; ROSTERS, Western, old per 10, &c; TURKEYS.
old. per r l3914c; DUCKS, Western average pair,
10qS soc: Southern 60Q65c GEESE. Western
pair 81 3TG$1 "; do Southern 81 20dSl 81 LIVE
PIGEONS per pair zoe. DRESSED-SuPplies OF Western
,0utrv
Turkeys light supply and firm, with tendency upward
Fancy large soft meated roasting chcSeAs very scarce
With and young ROSTERS. and
such grades slow sale. Fowls in hight supply and
frmer. Capons in good demand and firm. Ducks and
fairly plentiful but only small proportion OF fancy
grades Squads in light supply and firm. We quote:
DRY PACKED-TURkEYS, Ohio and Michigan scalded,
young fancy. 19c 90 western young mems ana toms Q
ice; weights, 1sa19c do good working lines, II
dI7lac; do poor 15G16c; old hens 1TQ17i2c;
do old toms lee CAPONS Philadelphia large fancy per
10 23a24c weights, 17G20c do small and slips.
Michigan, large fancy lSc; do mixed
l5d28c do other Western large l4gl6c DO small and
~ l9G2Oc 15g l6c do other Pennsylvania
to pair fancy. 15a16e; do state and Pennsy /
vana mixed sizes, 13Q14c do Western Try picked bIoil-
ers fancy, 14G5c do dry picked average best llql2c
scalded best, II 2Ql292c:
do other Western scalied llql2lsc; do inferior 9g
1Ic. do Young stays lOc; FOWLS. Western. dry picked,
ID and over each per ~ 12&c; do 11Dl2c;
40 Ohio and Michigan scaded. best 12lac; do
other Western. scaded 10 and each. 12i.c; DO
eUGKs @EsEse ga9sc sPFlrSG BUCKS Ohio and Michigan
choice per 10 l3Q14c other Western choice Ia l3c
Western choice 11G12c fair good. Ga lOc do poor,
BASE: SQUADS prime, large, white, dozen, So; do
mixed 81 5OQS2 60; do dark, 81 75QS2
CAME-Wi1d ducks in moderate supply but quality tr
regular. Rabbits plenty and shade hrner. We
quote: DUCKS wild canvasback. pair SlgS2 5O do
redhead SGS 5O mallard. T5caS1 do ruddy 659T5c;
do teal buevsng 10000: do greenwing. 35G5Oc do
common 25G4Oc: RABBITS cotontai per pair 12015c:
DO jack rabbits 30d40c.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

local spot house good buyer during the session
ise II was reported that Philadelphia
sseing during the early session. Toward the
0ohed as IL Of the larger professionals were
ing uneasy and covering view OF the light in
terror receipts and the lack confirmation OF reports of
easier interior markets. The official
more prominent of the Southern markets reported
ssieF4y quiet but firm markets. with
anoh most iRstanees while one market lse
reached only about 1OO0 bales against 600 last wear
o receipts for the day were about bales over last
Year but exports full and the estimates for to-
ihofrow's receipts smaller.
day - - - N'Nt net To-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

liverpool jan H. 4 .. m--COTTON-Spot. good 5usi-
ness done. prices points lower American mGdng
fair Ard; good middling 3s9d m!ddiing. ard; low
nniddling 3e5d: good ordinary 35id ordinary. 335d
sales OF the day $4,000 bales. Of which 80
yere speculation and export, and included II 800
Receipts 81 900 bales including IL 900 Amer
Futures opened easier and closed steady American
mid z 65d: January and February
3.G5d: February March 3-6Sd March and April
aid: April and May T5d; and June g. 7Sd: June
and July. 3SOd: July and August. 3s3d; August and
September. 3s5d September and Oetcber 5soa' october
aad November, 3.S7d
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
B. Y. TIFFANY OWES Sso,74S SO.
His Assets $3,046 16-Piano, Carpets, Fur
niture and Artists Materials Owed For.

The bankruptcy schedules Of Burnett Y. Tiffany
fled yesterday. show liabilities $50 49, consist
Ing of unsecured claims and of $3O4S 16. OF
the latter S2oi6 I6 debts due on open ac-
count Among the bills for carpets and
hangings, furniture, grand piano, crockery and
artists materials; Tiffany & Co.. No. Is Union
Square have bill Of $22S4 for siverware and jew
elry. Young Tinanys creditors number in all
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

CoIToNwithout being speculative the cotton mar ket
considerably hTmer. and recovered a good
portion loes Of the previous day on covering enc s
be based on reports tIat
Tssrv shipments were yet entirely provided for
s1d that spot shorts fndng II aitieut 20
IN Southern msrketE The opening was
stsssv AZ unchanged prices advance Of points on
rSeste covering promoted by the greatly increased a
nand for spot cotton IN the Liverpool matket a, & ne
~ss-. ~ points. there however iuAy le-
sonaef 20 the decline American markets OF me
rreytous day and Immediately following the es! heS
psr,an nterssts recently been selling sun hp
saes 10 be opposing market But after prices hea
3 points active Eontns there was
Ssilv On covering and while further fluctuations We're
sore or less irregular. the tendency was Eeneray up
.srS Win the finally steady az an advance OK
isffl pols Sales f1turss ostLnAtsd n oovv Bales n
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

n
Liberty street and south Ferry (ts from south Ferry
nVe minutes earlier than shown beIowl
A-1sSSIION.- BIZ EIhLkHEM. ALLENTOWN AND AIAUCH
NJ 90 q Is Faston only. $40 a m. 90.
80, o,O0 - EastoIi only) .. m Sundays. n %
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z46o. $40
n 9.g0 u m SUNDAYS z43O a m, / p m
AAhENOOD LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
DAhNkdAI-z4Oe Oe, $40 a m. zi30 (340, A10
lakewood and Lakehurst only). a5.OO. x60s D. m
ATLANTIC CITY-ss4 40 a. m "a. 40 D. m
NINELAND AND ERADGETON-zf4.OO m. n
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GR0VE
FOlNT PLEASANT. AND SEASHORE FONTS
2 m Sunday. except ocean Grove. 500 a m. 400.
ATLANTIC HIDS.. SEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH RCH
EaST LONG BRANCH-4O0. $50. $50, 1870 q M
so $50 t5so Atlantic Hlds. only). $50 D. m. sun
PHILADELPHIA GRADING TERNINALS-s4a a5 : 90
IS93 - 90 fl0O0. Ill0O n. tr=- 90, 90, 81 So
1z-0o T5ae 400. $500. 1900. fT3O. $500. SO 80
24Ta AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. 1900. 1000.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-s.OO. 1000 .12 90.
- 90. 400 800 200, s12I5 ''
hEaIDINI. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
m, Reading only) 1890. ll'I2o. t2.OO D. m Read
ing, louisville Harrisburg only. 500 D. m
ztrom Liberty Street only. "Daiy. 4Daily sxcsps
sunday sSundays only. tParlOr cars only lVia IA
Onices; Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. Astor House
z6l 49, 1900, 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5th Av 25 Union
square West. 153 East 125th ST.. 273 West 125th 81
z45 Columbus Av, New York; 4 Court St 244 sSa
Fulton St, Brooklyn; 800 Broadway, williamsburg
70 destination.
W c. RESI.ER. NJ
Nice-Ffes anu Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

ne local market for closed quiet and
nidJiinT at leS Tor middling upland
1ulf; southern
saiIphe1 as follows: Mobile dull IAc lower at s7gc.
a, - IVY oales Savannah quiet and easy Il &c higher
st as SAFES i942 bales. Charleston firm unchanged
Nortolk quiet unchanged INC; sales 49s
I-isc hiSbar iSsinore nominal at Galveston steady
Unchanged. at sales bales Es-
Houston oaRR az leading points for tomorrow:
ana +OOo to 5000 bales against 566 last week
last year; at Galveston 500 10 $500 bales
Nsan oI5s last week 3O6 last wear and az
and II ss9 I uSoo to 1880. against S.602 week
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

Gusao SogeInor Adams to-day requested the res1s
nstion OF General Bell He aeo refnstateS - resls
Chase and reduced Colonel Verdeckbers nr6.e T1letai
70 pflsadler general by Peabody 10 his formeGI
rank Governor Adams refuses 10 decv.n aol nler
ter and General Bells only reply to Questions t t
ssroing IL Is that IT has all been fixed lp ie
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
BALTIMORE Ind Ohio RAILROAD
New YORK. NEW HAVEN 3 HARTFORD a 4

4i%4ns Depart irom SifaAu ~sHt.A s1Allon.
Atm Ave. follows. for
BOSTON. via New London and Providenee-t4.5O.
Il lO:0O * 1902 A N. I'll lOO. * Ice. * So0.
VI l5.OO. - sol, 'fi2-OO P u
BOSTON. via Wllilnantic-tis:0 90 A VI. 200 P. NJ.
BOSTON. via Springasid-f9;0O A. NJ. III iI2:OO 400.
'1aO0 p. NJ
FITCHBURG. Putnam 4 Worcsster-t3:OO p. NJ
LAKEVILLE and NOIsFOL-t6--ts50 A, NJ. t3;51 ?. II
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCkBRIDGE. LENOX, PITTS
F1ELD-t4;5O. 1850 A. NJ, t9:Sl p NJ
WATERBURY, and WINSFED-f4:50, 5000, TTs.OO
HOOP Sf1O0z Waterbury, A NJ, f1O3.
sf5:OI. t6:OO. 5000 to Waterbury P, NJ
Ticket Offices ! cGrand Central Station and cl25th
ST.. also e113 e261 l1s5 elS54 Broadway, c3 PARK
Place co Union Square. c1S2 Fifth Ave- Gas Columbus
Ave. 649 Madison Ave- c273 West l25th ST.. 153
125th St Ia Brooklyn. ca Court ST.. $50 Fulton ST..
$50 Broadway E D.
DAILY tExeept sundays. tsundays only fstops az
i25th xStcDs at 125th ST.. Sundays only. tParOr
Limited. Has dining Car cParlOr and Sleeping Car
c. T HEMPSTEAD. Cen Pass Agt.
o. II. SHEPARD Gen. SuDs.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

Oreiga coffee markets; IsoSohee s market sgiet No
shipments 70 the United States 1900 bags stock 900
bags Santos-onee market steady: good average San
6S7O0: receipts. 1900 bags I bags
Hamburg-Cofee market opened u pfg lower at $50
y m J. pfg lower; sales. y, 600 bags Havre-
Coffee opened u franc lower: UNCHANGED;
O0R hays
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR TABLEWARE AND
KITCHEN CTENSILS-GeneraI Depot. O. NJ Dent
North American Building Philadelphia, Pa January s
lSO5-Sealed proposals. in tripcate will received
here until II O'Clock A. NJ. Monday 1905
furnishing this depot with Vitred China Dishes Glass
ware, Tinware, Sverpated Knives ChOpring Bowls
conforming 70 Standard Samples at the SchuyIkl
Arsenal. in this city. Bidders state
they Will make delivery is awarded them
Government reserves right to reject accept any
proposals thereof Preference
cles OF domestic production manufacture conditions
quality and price Including in the price Of foreign
duetons or manufactures the duty thereon) being
Guarantee OF 10 centUu OF the value the
cles proposed for accompany each proposal.
GUARANTEED BIDS will net be considered. Certified
check will be accepted In lieu OF written guarantee
Blanks for proposals. and fun information will
ntshed application. Envelopes containing proposals
to be tndorsed Proposals for Tableware and Kitchen
Utensils and addressed to 1t Col ]. ". POPE. Deputy
Quartecnaster General. L s A. Depot
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Xork. January II, 1910
BEANS AND PEAS-The buying interest is litue
larger and the market quite firm strictly
chooa marrow and pea beans prices not qnotaDy
Changed but little larger proportion or tho sales ara
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
GERMAN OFFICERS SAIL SOUTH.

A., I'ilNessin Victoria Luise OF the Hamburg
= N 1-lne. left here yesterday for the first win
~ Ee+s S = the West Indies. Among the passen-
~ ne trip as guests OF Emperor ViiI,sTn
kinoog - - hefe Oh Tuesday on the Bldcher.
1lr atr-,.M are Lieutenant Won Boehm, OF
"a a. W-s.r.oI of the military railroad Gustav
kobigsi.-.r-.s director Of mines: Herr Gramsch
fsrburg 80 Dr. r. Hegenscheldt. OF BTeslau-
korsi t.I t-illent assessor: Major Hinzler Of
70 Nifll.II sarlan 9Th Infantry Regiment OF En-
81 of rertt.L' Herr Kracker Won SchWartzen-
n Otber ,-., go, e -frisry 10 the legation. Among
ite1 q ktal.seIs are included George Ade
Nte; Free n elyL4nle, Ernest J. Knabe. OF Balti-
.srl9efs IA, --Sshas0hn. Jesse LeWtsohn, Charles
ssl "~'1sf 4. scheftel and Jesse Wasser-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
cefved the Office OF the Light House Engineer.
TOTnpkinsyle. n. Y. until 1 O'Clock P NJ s. 1905.
and then opened furnishing the material and
necessary the erection and completion
Shed Lighthouse Depot. Tompknsvine, n. Y, IN
cordance with specifications copies Of which,
proposals and other information, be upon app
cation Lieut.. Col. WM. T. ROSSELL. Corps OF
gineers. l. s. A. Engineer
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
FOR GEN. HELL's RESIGNATION.

Dgnys, 'ELEcRAPHi TO THE TRIRuNE.l
seoooy and -Ao1ptsnt General Bel n
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
0FFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING Q. NJ,

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING O. NJ.
- Burlington VT, January 10 1e05--Sealed proposals
in triplicate Will be received here until o'clock p NJ
February 1905 constructing. plumbing heat
ing electric wiring Plattsburgh Barracks N Y
Band Barrack. Information furnished application
here United the right accept re-
ect any proposals parts thereof Envelopes
tanning proposals be endorsed Proposals Band
Barrack.' addressed. Capt T. B. IAMOREUX. Q. NJ
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
IseSepts at the interior points TODAY com
P"4eN with the same day last and last wear:

ooh Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
25o American 100 TSceiPs JSo AmePicaR ana
points lower points lover on far months
ss5a RSSs ashs 5anS1g gd and MaTe rem
July sod sssd AMayfuRs SS Sg9s s5s
cbesterY & SS9d October November. ss7d Man
FLOUR AND MEAL-FIour firm at old prices
were sht and e DSVeen{ In demand Sales to-day
shs s. s0s ng 5 EDts patents 50 g9Ss co. winter
clears s. 3oas4 S. sxsres No winter s5g$4 50; extra
EaiT 70 good $ 4oa4 7o fancy s. 75a$5 BUCK
CoRNEA fFs 1oF SHoted at S2Gs2 10 per 100 H.
Se ye6W STand 81 6 6BAGMEA-Easy Gq0ed Fine white and
ssady Western easy Quoted: Western spring SO S.
IN January shipsSt city bran SEQ 5oqsS 80 Bulk ana
s2l IS bulk s24 sacks; oimeai s2sGs2S Co. '-''
Ga GhiAIN1wHEAT-The action OF yesterdays wheat
another oP anioad some on hsr hoid Sds
day most Of the tirn begg % up rha I " .
night with Chicago again leading the local
Around noon the pressure commenced which later gave
d1wn IN all markets under the level Of the previous night
5000 ooo bushels In the ast F 70 1nt % 81 t s 0r
the close this pressure having lifted somewhat prices ra
I 1ed little, more more in Chicago than at the seeboard
nent was The fact that cash wheat at Minneapolis St
PaaTS at Kansas 0 ciy y Wss the 80 sPot uasiSa
es reported farers selling more freely % Receipts foT
the day neXertheess not above the recent yerag
% els last year including for the day 252 cars at Northwest
lis stock
the last four days. Final prices New
York showed partial 14c advance
We're generally easier Liverpool closing Berlin
= 10 point down and Budapest 10 points lower.
Paris on the other hand closed to 10 points higher
An Australian cable
new wheat from that country about 10000 600
1903 '64 Quotations Of cash wheat in Nev-Yor
follows: No red 81 22A elevator 81 231a 0
afOat No Northern Duluth 81 271a ! hard Mani
toba 81 l25s afoat. CORN-The feature OF the
corn market throughout the day a remarkably firm
underone considering the heaviness at times in wheat
Receipts small and the trade seemed that
the snow which has appeared IN all Of West
would still further restrict the Commission
houses sold times but demaEd others
sufficient TO hold the market firmly and prices
in New York showed change from the previous
while IN Chicago there was slight net advance Total
Western receipts I2S. 900 bushels with
SOP 600 bushels last The export trade amounted
Y loads No corn closed b4c nominal in elevator and
52c b ahoat; No 2 white 5214c. and No yellow.
52kc o b shoat OATS-Commssion houses and shorts
fair buyers Of and the ruled steady
throughout the day with Quotations OF
the local market follows: Mixed. % 3Gz
G3Ihc natural white 30 TO 80 NJ GSsc and clipped
white. 3G 10 20 n. 39041c. BARLEY-Market dull Feed
quoted 44c I NeW-York, ma 45a52c
Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL z % a D.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT or NEW YORK.
sI1T51Ns fast 6 WEsT ESD IDF sPR RSRE
st, me leaving time from beSoFSsses and SGrSa9ds
-'nil' street foR SsaTin TmE WEST.
:3.55AM. CHICAGO sPEciAf-
1895 1895 n THh Fl 1QgIs FHsS54EEzRA zsfIEzR LIMITED
. hours to Chicago. - ,
:55:s sH1SAs8 sHHSAs8 4fa2EEB In 81 LO0'S ANF
's5sFM WEsTEkS wi EIhtS fSITSIs ExPREss
:sssP :sss N SLExELAND sASF, ANP e4NcINNATI EXP
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
80 s2S. 's.25. $50 .1oS5 a m 'l2SS 40 90
12f0 night sI1ay IliSs . 25 .io55 a. m .1255
,t's25. Congressional LImtedJ. 's25 AS. '455. 90
s6UTHERN R1fLwAY.-71259 IS 42s p m: L 10 a
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE.--e25 a. m. and s25 p. m.
daily New York and Florida Special 20 p m
ssaR1AhR S5a F46rda S n ss' da
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWA4--S.2S p. m
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY-T55 a week
FOR OLD P6iNT CoMFoRT and NoRFoLK-755 a. m.
ATLANTIC c!TY.Eo.55 am a m. 2-05 weekdays
o4noa9S -I.05 a m.
CAPE MAT.-12.5 50 D. m weekdays
LONG BRANCH. AsBuRY PARK (North Asoury PARK
S1ndays). and Point Pleasant, 500 a. m, 10 30,
= % p. m. and L 10 night weekdays Sundays T.
30 a. m and ass ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA
900 T25. '755 S25 s55 1925. st9.55, '955 st10 25.
l0oo LBS a. m. 1886. 'L55. 210. 205 'S25. 800,
40 -425. '4.55 ('f455 for North Philadelphia only).
555' 655 7-55 Is. o % C955 for North Phladelpha
onlyl p m. 12lO night week-days sundays. $40,
359S S25 '925 't955. $50. 't1o 70 -Io,S5 & a M m
delphia only) '455 s555. 655. 7.55. S.25 - C955
Ior North Philadelphia onIy) p. M. 1910 night
'Dining Car. tExtra-fare
Ieket offices Nos 461 1854 113 and 26i Broadway is2
FHth avenue below 23d ST. 263 Fifth Avenue tcor-
ner ZSth ST.: Astor House and stations named
aDoVe Brooklyn. Court street, $50 Fulton Street $50
95roadWay. and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New
York Transfer Company viii call for and check bag
gage from hotels residences through to destination
Telephone 5i3 Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
w. w. ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
NEw-YORK PRICES.

NEN-1OftIN FHICES.
Wheat: openng Highest. Lowest. Close day
May 81 10 l1-l6 81 17h 81 81 l6ls 81 1914
July ..--.. O31s IOs's / osA 1O3l4 o9H
Corn:
May ....... 5O1a 5Olz 5Oss 5o% sos
CHICAGO PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

Receipts Of breadsuffs interior points
q nliouua
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-21
SPECIAL ELECTION
is TO BE CALLED
GOVERNOR APPOINTS cLEBURNE
COUNTY MEN TO FIX DATE AND
ARRANGE ALL THE DETAILS OF
ELECTION.

Montgomery. July Especial -Late
this afternoon the governor appointed
the following citizens of Cleburne coun-
ty to hold an election to determine wheth-
er the court house will be moved from
Edwardsvile to Helm: G.. A. Porter, w.
U, Altman of Hefiin, and T. j. Bennett
of Edwardsvlle. They will arrange the
date and all details.
A petition signed by more than hall
the qualified voters of the county having
been filed with the governor, he has
given the people this opportunity, as the
law requires, to say what they desire
in the movement to change county seats
A delegation representing Helms side
of the question came in yesterday and
went over the ground with the COVER
nor Today Former Probate Judge A. A.
Hurst came down to represent Edwards
vile.
While more than majority have ask
ed for the election, 1t is not sure that
all will vote to move the court house.
In fact. it is commended that many OF
the signers Will vote to let 1t remain as
1t is.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-21
BUT TWO CLASSES OF
MEN GO INTO POLITICS
Judge WiIIett Says They Are Either
Rich or So Poor They Have
Nothing to Lose.

Admission, July 2o.-(special.)-For some-
time the state papers have mentioned in
a complimentary way Judge j. j. VIII
lett of Admission as q possible candidate
for governor of Alabama. This morning
Judge Willett said emphatically that he
had no idea of becoming candidate for
governor and in fact, did not wish and
would not have the office.
In speaking of the mention of his name
in connection with the gubernatorial cam
paign, Judge Willett said that he APP
preciated very highly the compliment
paid him by the press. He added that he
could not afford to go into politics. and
that there were but two classes who could
afford to do so-the very rich who have
money to spend. and the very poor who
have nothing to lose.