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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-03
pound him

late yet for somebody to pound him
on the head"
You can see the same thing in
Grinnell most any day you take the
trouble to notice such things. An
other thing showing the selfishness,
thoughtlessness or downright mean
ness of large number of farmers is
very noticeable. Let the lord of
creation come to town on a cold day
alone and when twelve o'clock comes
restaurant in town and get the best
twenty-five cent dinner he can get
But let his wife come with him, and
ten to one If anything at all is said
about dinner, he will say he isn't
hungry and that he would rather
wait and get late dinner when they
get home. If we We're women, we'd
ded to such men, there would be
little Russian revolnution at our house
on some such occasion.
SOLOMON.
britt Tribune.1
Solomon was a genuine kicker, too
When he got SO old and round should
cred that his suspenders wouldn't stay
on, his seven hundred wives were spec
ulating on Just how much mourning
would be appropriate" and his lady
friends were scattered all over the
plains of Jordan. Then he bumped up
and walled, vanity, vanity.
Why didn't he howl vanity while he
was alive, and let up on the marrying
business?
Solomon was too COMPOUNDED vehe-
mently matrimonial to be decent. We
don't mind seeing king lively and am
bilious but there are some lines in
which even king can be too promis-
cuously active, and Solomon seems to
have been a tempestuous monopolist "a
long these lines.
There are certain traits in character
of Solomon that all admire, but in the
abstract he was entirely too volumin-
Gus in matrimonial alliances to cap
ture the undivided admiration of pos
terity. We place our sympathy with
4S7 of the Mrs. Solomon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-03

"What this country needs is few
men like William Larrabee in con-
gress," asserts the Boone Republican.
1.-THE railroads tried for years to bride
him and kill him politically. but he is
looked upon as one of the greatest men
of Iowa, because he refused to be con-
trolled"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-03

Some interesting experiments have
lasts the longest. 1t was found that
birch and aspen decayed in three
years, willow and chestnut in four
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-03

Noting that past February has to
it's discredit a record of % below zero.
the Davenport Democrat remarks but
there are times when competition is
not to be commended, and this month
is one of them"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.]

By
Chicago Nov IA selling stampede in corn
followed the publication of the government report
estimating the yield for the United States TINS sea-
son at 2707 $685. o00 bushels the largest crop ever
raised The Armour interest bought heavily, put
was unable TO check the decline. Closing prices
were I14c lower. a local firm sold forty loads for
export on the break The weakness in corn gave
fresh impulse the liquidation Of wheat late in the
session, and the latter closed 11sq11sc lower the
decrease showing most decline oats were 1se42c
lower finally.
The wheat market here had dispriting start at
from .c TO CSC decline. To make the bearish feel
ing stronger receipts in the Northwest and else
where West were heavier. Local receipts were 80
cars compared with % the same day last year
Estimate for tomorrow 151 December
sold from s77sc down. and closed at s55s to 55z4c
Nav closed at ss1s to ss1.c after selling high as
ss1Ae and as low as sslsc.
The corn market opened weak account OF the
government report and in sympathy with wheat,
though In the first hour # got strong support from
Armour and for time was firm. but the govern
ment report hit * too hard. and the local crowd
had 10 yield Local receipts were 2o ears. OF which
gss cars Shipments hence. l2leoo bushels Decem-
1er closed nj the bottom, 44fsc- The highest
isc May from 1873 TO &c down TO 45zse. closing
In other grains. but nevertheless comparatively
Strong The May future was the centre OF interest,"
vas flooded with offerings The price sold of TO
e;s See er f cars with 24o estimated for t5-or
rou Shipments were $4,000 bushels After selling
a. b5eb as 3iIc December closed at the bottom
Sfzse The range OF May was from 22S.c down 10
321sas2l4c, closing al 52l4e
first half hour of trading weaker tone developed.
a-J rr1ces eased off to a lower level. There was a
,nod class of buying the opening, with exporters
srd local talent in competition for tie ueagre offer
49, mi soon after a Tninia ture food of offerings
vs. turned into the market. The Cudahy interests
s-5 iocaI broker whose sales credited 10
Amour weTe filling all OF The buying orders Janu-
arv pork soid from Sz 60 20 sl2 So. eased OF 10
eI5 5aiS and reacted 20 s12 70. January lard sold
fron7 g. s 10 s5 gT1s off IS s2l. and January ribs
sod from S. IS TO Sc 5z. off to So 52z. and reacted
fe -s7s Hog receipts 41 head. and
prices at tho yards were steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nevv-York November 10, 1915-
coffee active but most
ne business the way of switches from near 70
Ia months chiefly December. and OF the total business
1ed l0S 80 bags. probably 10000 bags were IN the
.ns II exchanges. which cut the fresh business down
: sbaIt the recent modest proportions The market
5 steady unchanged prices decline of points
- rvmpsthy with lower French cables. Continued dry
r.sther vas reported from Brazil however where rain
& believed be needed. and the market during the
nsrt Of the session ru.ed steady around the initial
s.gres In trading IT became more active and
s shade under liquidation. and while the clos
IN tore steady prices unchanged 10 10 points
The French 4 franc lower and Ham
r prsct!sally i pig lower. OF the Brazilian mar
IS Rio unchanged but Santos was 90 Tes higher
Ep continued about the recent scale which is TO
ev above figures Of last and the otai move
rsat far is only S3,ooo bags ne
"a thst 81 last year whereas beginning Of Octo
~ receipts some 4s2 600 bags behind last seasons
ne crop Of year ony about 10ooo.Ooo bags,
Eeyer trade interests sti contend that the present
rad will prove far from these figures which would
raly suggest another shrinkage IN the worlds visible
sr2lies Receipts ports YESTERDAY were 5000
s against 600 last year and the Jun6iahy receipts
s.e $1,000 bags against 10 600 last The market
r SPOT coffee qcet, with quotations on the basis
q s-i6c for Rio No T.
ne range prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov 1oCATTLE. @ $500 60 masi9 sas9
heifers s2gs4 s99e6sTs and 81 es6eFS @
steady strong choice prime heay "a s5s SheFs no
81 g5aS5 10 good choice heavy mixed n - eogSs ;
30GS4 SHEEP-Recepts. loOOO; IlaI sct
p1S55ns' oveT. sheep s3ds5 75 prime yearing
wethers SIS i54$6 so; spring lambs good to choce sag
81 --oo- ,s-. h,,+o,.-s and shin
,ars 81 a5s5; common. S4GS4 So CATTLE strong IaI
10 good shippers S4Qs4 Co. comnon S2eS2 20 SHELF
sge5S4 S5 LAMBS steady 81 50d$l 90
Ks8sas CITY Nov. 0-CATTLE-Receipts. $500 in
,Jne COO Southerns; market slow and steady; export
end Dressed beef steers sqs5 So fair to good So 6Sa
e. western 81 S0dsi 40 stockers and feeders
81 40aS4 20; Southern g s3gheSn s9asa rs
Sfnis S2$s calves So 3odS6 q HoGs-Feeeipts ess
sa a2is heay s. s5q$4 95: packers 81 s5gs4 92 pigs
and lights 81 60s4 90 2Ggo' inaF65 Eo
na-ivs lambs So 5CS7 40: Western aInos. 50 oO9
x a. yves and yearngs 81 501$6 western clipped year
iings So 40GS6; Western clppeo sHeep' T1 ''%s" ' ~
ers and feeders IS 9oaS4 - 60, ,t,.. .,,-Eet
Pitrslarg Nov 10-CATT1E-Supply nSht' Ina.Aet
steady: Choice s5 25as5 so prime 81 9og$5 e 81
Fecapts fair: active prime hesVg; % @olsS -
medium and heavy 50 logs -; ght yqTRef
e G5s5 10: pigs S5GS5 05; roughs, S4s4 90 "a
g. oDy et; market steady; prime wethers. 50 s5 5e
Common s2ds3 SO: lambs 81 5oq$T 80; veal calves SIG
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11

Liverpool. Nov. 1o.-C1osing: WHEAT. spot firm No .
red Western winter. futures quiet; December
March. is May. 15sd- CORN spot firm;
mixed IS pad: futures quiet: January As 6d: March
As 4ssd- PEAS-Canadian. stock. FLOUR-St. Louis
fancy winter steady. as Cd HoPS-In London, Pacific
Coast steady. f3Gf4 BEEF quiet; extra India mess,
us 3D. POKk-Prime Western, stick. HAMS-Short
cut, II n, quiet. Cd BACON quiet Curaber~
land &c 80 ~ 4Gs Cd short rio. B H. Cd
long clear nddes. light 2s "a 10 ass 3D. long clear
ddes heavy 50 to 80 n ass; short clear backs 16
20 H. 4Gs clear bellies Il to 10 n .es Cd shoulders
Western in tierces SGs 3D. American refined in pals.
3ss Cd BUTTER-Good United states. nomnaly s5s.
CHEESE strong American finest white. SIS; American
finest coored. sos. TAILoW-Prime city firm, 23s Cd
TURPENTINE-Spirit steady 51s Sd. ROSIN-Comnon
arm los 437d. PETROLEUM M 1 Renned steady 5Ad,
fined. spot. steady. us TALLow-AustraIian in Lon
don strong 30s.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
f FADING SYSTEM M
NEW Jersey CENTRAL R. R.
West 23d St, n. r.
+

5West 23d St, n R.
STATIONS: Foot Liberty ST., N r.
Time below is from Liberty St. West 23c 81
10 minutes earlier except noted by designating
EASTON,. BETHLEHEM ALLESIOnS
CHUNK-z40O C1.IS Eastonl, e.1o A NJ. 1eo. 49,
500 (b5.45 Esston onyJ p. NJ Sun. z42o A. ". 1Co
wiIREsBARRE ssf AND sCRANToN-sIo A NJ. 1.2o 500
r NJ sundays. z4.30 A. NJ. SEQ P. 81
NEGAT-z4.00 $40 A. NJ. 1.3o SEQ Gakeweod and
Iakehurst. k3.4O. e4.15) p N. Sundays. $50 a. III.
Lakewood and Lakehurst)
ATLANTIC CITY-~940 A. n, kf3- 10 P N .,--,
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POIaIT PLEASANT AND SEASIIoRE PO!NIS-z4.egV.
t12.01 Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 500 A M 400.
ATT4NTfC HLDs.. sEABRIGHr MONMOUTH BCHs
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4.00. Z5.50. {: So II 80 A. NJ
40. k345. 43O. $50 $50 P. h Sundays soo A M.
PFIf1ADELPHIA-.z4.a m7oo, msoo 600 MO CO.
ali 90 A. NJ ms12O CO. m1.OO 1900. 800 400. m $780,
n.G 90 Il 90 II 80 'e00. s10.so P NJ. J'12 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-S.oo m'1O.Oo. 'l2oo.
ms2 40 m co. 900. 100. '12. Is.
IAMsPoRT-T 400 "A so. rs -OO 1910, 1000 Hoo
A. NJ Reading only. leo. III 90. t2oo F. u Read
ing Pottsville. Harrisburg only fsoO 800 73o M-
sDaily. tDaily except Sunday sSundaya tParior
cars only. IVia Tamaqua- aExcept Saturdays nlin-
| ing car xsaturdeys only. zFrom Liberty 81 only =,
.1o 20 p NJ, g430 p. NJ, j115o P M ks2o P. NJ
Of1ces: Liberty ST. West 23a ST. Astor House. 2ef.
4s4 1900 Broadway 1s2 5th Ave. PSI 5th Ave- p
Union Square West 2T9s Sd Ave 2I9 West 18th St. 2i5
TookJyn: 900 Broadway. Williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co calls and checks baggage TO destination
| w G. BESLER, c M BURT
4 y,ee-Pree & Gen. Mgr. Gen Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
bulk s1ssls so racls; riddlins ST. soasc .o red dog
s3 5oGs24 honiny chop sci 75 bulk go 15gSa3 sacks

sass ss % ssop ssIs 81 IS a ss 6 s sss s. ss
AiN-WIlEAT-A further violent break in n.
tha highest Tclnt OF the season and ldisc below the
day. many respects the with the
beng eontisasd unsatisfactory market weakness
AFa Ss peh wee a9e o m uy ap to the ess
pared Nth rsp9s I m s s a e asnoush Il Was a
i;Ied BY bears ,ha, this big total Ws no in G part & s
which is now beginning to out At Perrin there
ssP as'as R Of rpoo " w ne, points m at
domestic markets heavy lquidstien was feature & most
ay under The beaah & crop s9g s oeern tba the
ca:ifornia crop needs rain and Increase
the nttsr 9qsp moTement m aggregate 600 bush
T oh sas Ms sss It Sas %a
however that Minneapolis had worked some good -four
large Tor existed abroad expected
isbter the wheat exports reached 2aa6se bush The cash
& No g eSs and No
sos m s ss c"r sss %
sPeded % with m strong SUPPORT from & Leading bull house
ana Closed in NeW-Yofk net SweT as AN nhs' m
crop bush This Was the
hEurss BY Produss Eschange last month The
hsss s G per- e cent of the s @ rsn In Or ST
900 bush agains, a5e0o 600 bush the previous year
LiyeTPoo export trade Of only loads liberal interior
10000 ArEentine Shipments oSer the
aoss No white &c and No s1c Heaw @ and %
TsHsr S9 s o s s "a aeys selling S cat, and
Cash cats in New-York closed steady follows Mixed
and clipped white, Sc 70 40 10 s7!sa5ee- RYE-Msrket
steady; No 2 Western 76c. Ncw-York BARLEY
Market agiet feeding 42.e and mating 5oaei ho,h
65c delivered NewYork Wheat including flour, exports
for the week according 70 Bradstreets, aggregated
1852 429 bush against e2s3. 800 bush and
ls54276 bush last year Since July / 1905 wheat
So 1sS 254 bush against IS sss
same time last year Corn sports for the week are
751 050 bush against 10o93i
bush year: July 1905. aggregate
49, bush against 10 s9Ss6 bush for the time
last
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne had a sale with prices
lower and quoted the basis OF 1zc for machine
barrels. Rosin quiet but frmer. closing at
81 Is for common to good strained Tar quiet
but unchanged.
We quote: Spirits turpentine oil and machine bar
rels, T0W701zc-
IAR--S5 25 s5 So
RosIN-common to good strained: 81 Is; E. 81 7o@
F. So G, s. S5 Is; H. IS Is a S5 20; l.,
IS 20: K. IS go NJ, So 40; n s. As; VIC, IS G5 So
and WV, seq Sc 10.
Stock rosn. bbls... ....-......-...--..-..- 29l3s
Spirits turpentue bbls .4i4
-
wilmington Nov 1o-sPIRITs TURPENTINE, moth
steaoy unenanged recepts. 49S ppls TAR firm 81 80:
receipts, 56 CRUDE TURPENTINE hrm SO 3D.
S4 80 and S4 rs; receipts, 10 bbls
Savannah. Nov. 10.-TU RPENTINE dull, &c: safes
434 bbls; receipts, 1853 hbs; shipments 2333 bbls
RosIN firm sales 2&s bbs receipts lea Oes Is se ship
81 45; F. S4 20; 81 55: H. s4 so: ~ IS; K. So; NJ.
Charleston Nov. io.-TURPENTiNE and RosIN moth
ms doiu9
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR steady;
WHEAT No 2 spring S6@STc; No .. S41s@S71kc; No .
OATS .29a2s4c: No white 32q32Ac; No 3 white
29s GS114c: RYE. q re; BARLEY good feeding %
Gf39c: fair to mailing 40q50c: FLAXSEED, No l.
e3hc; No 1 Northwestern. 81; TIMOTHY SEED, PRIME
bb s13 s714Qs14; LARD. per 100 10 81 " s$I 70;
CUTMEATS-Short ribs, sides Qoose) 81 2O4S1 3o snort
clear sides (boxed) S7S7 124t WHISKEY basis OF high
wines 81 go Produce Exchange To-Day the
6ares 1T@2Oc EGGS firm. mark. included 2oc:
frss 22c prime rsts, 24c extras. 2Gc; CHEESE hFIn
12& Q13%c.
Duluth Nov 1O-Close: WHEAT.No Northern.
s3ac; No Northern S1ac December, sl14c; May oo7sc
December, No l. 14c; No 2 .3c
ss9ac; No Northern. s4aS7c; December s54.c asked
RYFLNo l. 72kc. BARLEY-No 2, SOC: sample. 3s42g
54c CoRN-May, 459s@45a4c asked.
Minneapolis. Nov 10 = Close: WHEAT-Decenaber
s. 90 second patents 81 e0QS4 70 first clears So esq
S Is: second clears 50 45Qs2 Do BRANIn bulk. s11 o.
Philadelphia. Nov. 10.-wHEAT. 11c to 1c lower; con-
tract grade November. s21s3c CORN 4zc to lc lower
November 52q52hc. OATS steady No 2 white natural
36isc: No white clipped 361s gaze BUTTER firm and
~ 1c higher extra Western creamery. 231ec;
nearby prints 25c EGGS firm; nearby fresh loss off
29e nearby fresh. 2Sc at mark; western resh Zc az
marx CHEESE firm; New-York full cream: fancy 13% q
lac do choice sl4c; do fair to good 12SQl31.c Re
CENTS: Flour 600 barrels $4,000 10 in sacks wheat
II 90 bushels corn 900 bushels oats, $1,000 bushels
Shipments: Wheat 10,400 bushels; corn 9VOo oashels
oats 43 900 bushels
s7a91c track 98G94c December sac; May eIesc;
No 2 hard s56SSIzc. CORN-No cash. 49c December,
43c; May 43tsc. OATS-No cash. Bic: December 9Oc;
May. 31Ac; No white. BIC
ber IS 5 January. So 90 February Ss 20 March, IS ~
AI,sfKF-Prms IS. TIMOTHY-Prime, 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
VALLEY.
Citations.


rUHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace God. free and indsosndent.To
venter Jaco5 H. van Deventer, Mary Emma Mor.rty.
George Richards. Jr Cornslia g Rose issra B. dure.
Eliwin Hurd. Frederick H BENJAMIN; William Hurd
VIII G a. Bnsp f. Prsdeek 3 q swsynsa Rae Aa
Hsnce Whltfeld H Aoasand cha = leg f. F. eagiaBd MAJ
aoagland. Anna Whiicraft. William H. Hoagland vr-
fiinckIey Ruth Fisher Hoasland William Gessner Hcas
land Racilia HOasland Alser c. WhtcTaft. Paul
Ds. Rs Isals Hoasiahd Anns aosEad Len. Ea
oagiand Ella D HOssand AlgeT NJ Hoasland Laura
Martin. Anna Strait Agnes strait Louis Strait.
futile Charles Tuttle Ella Msxion May = Rose VIII
IAN F. Allen. cady H. alien. Mary D. Alien; Lillian ~
ME l. Fitch Florence ~ Francis The Hampton
and Institus the Psssysfan 6,T ,0 SauFsh :.
n DaIynple Administrator. etc; Of Maria B. Dalrym
Memorial Church gqss6 sf h Essae x Fans Bs
Horace L Snsyney Ssmue Nm SoSen s,n Gq%aIa haLes
pseR % United stses F1deiity and GaaTsnSy Company ard
h New YORK Satonal Essha1ss ~ ss Bsa Iaa 70 al peg
a the county Of deceased creditors leg
@ 81 soa are hereby cited required personally TO b
appear before our s1rIosae o. me county ef New
Sogny court ~ ysreber 1905 a. hsifpas, ten o o. sas
jrdica: setilesnt Of the account proc.edinss Of
sac as Esscasofs q the last VIII and Tssmss q
aid deceased and such OF oa as are hereby cited srs
pear by your guardian II you have one or II YOU nav.
ts event u your essst Or fsiue 70 Do m Or e
be appointed BY the Surrogate TO act ro- yo
the seal Of Court OF the said sonos1
TrR THOMAS Surrogate or our ala ss..x hon: Ar
of New York. the 2Dth day o. seot@.nbsr
year q our Lord one THOUSAND nine hundred ana ave
IL u JAMES A DOSNEf.LY
-,e,e-.Yzv -, ,,,, Clerk q the .urrosases Court.
sentora q William strss, Aanh attain New xs1H c.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11

inquiry variety of grades and descrptos
of wool but demand is decidedly less active than
II
in sense useless it is worthy of note that the lnpIes
sion be gaining ground among wool men tnat
the price of wool practically reached the top; but
is and the condition or general
close students OF the stuaton
fail what basis there be any EXTENDED pe
in price supplies OF old WOODS are SO
small although the trend of the situation Is appare
Prices OF domestic wool nave
been so close to the importing point that It felt that
the domestic market will be influenced materially by the
of this connection the open
ing of auctions which begin November
will be with great interest
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11

me local market spot cotton closed quiet AT 10
lis decline the basis csc rniddlinS upland
sae llee er middlng Gulf Sales were s2s bales re-
pLd late yesterday Southern spot markets were tei
slAed as follows: quiet and lltc hgheT az
80 sales, S3s bales Norfolk firm and unchanged az
Iasc sales I053 bales Augusta STEADY and unchanged
. llsc sSes O66 bales ST. Louis STEADY ana IN
csge1 az u zc; sales, 50 bales Mobile qoet aha uIi
esa al llc sales 800 bales tcharIeslon lflh ano
Unchanged al l07.c baltimore nominal 1ossc- Gal
eston steady and lncnauged at 5-ltc sales. lol4
se Neworeaus quiet and unchanged az n &c
~. uafes Wilmington dull and nIelaise1 ~
Enas easy and &c lower II Sc sales o,Ioo psies
Pseo receipts leading points iof IT,, %
-l-'5. sst year; Galveston l4oeo 20 io'Oo
~ oo0 10 lioo0 bales against ''ss' i@s' ~
= i%l5I last year
Receipts q cotton =. the orts today and for the week
compared WITH he totals az week previous and CT
* week lssfx-a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
LuLL IN WOOL.
Boston American Wool and Cotton Re

.tThe Boston American Wool and Cotton Re
porter says:
of the II the prices.
l. showing considerable irregulary. Thus. while fine
feeces California. Texas and some fine and fine medium
TERRITORIAL woods have been moved
mere favorable buyers than prevailed few weeks
age especially CT hne heeces medium clips
ard tlreeeEhths and quarter blood gEsded woods are
stock commanding pretty ful.
rates The market wheIe. for the time being is
Iss showing snap however although iera
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11

local market was steady firm with paid prices
quoted SAC for ee test centrifugal Lse
scoyado 2+.c for 50 test moasses sgsa
A 900 bags Porto Rico ruuscovado mace at
27sc & Gray: Total stock OF 1suIops
against 1,nS4.1f2 last yee-
and 562 29s tons at the ~
increase of stock is ioo'sfA
TONS against decrease $50 tons last week ana o
tons January /, 1905. Total soehs
anoats together show visible supply OF 1s32SSS
tona, against 229 l12 tons year.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
baltimore { lHIQ RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR"
BALTIMOPE AND WASHINGTON.
1<nye West 23o 10 minutes esEnsr except nid~
mig leaves il 80 .. n
street.. Except Sun Buffet
N'- Diner.
OL DaiIy
Daily. Buffer.
irlted" 4 pa Al Pullman.
,hsrfv street. p.m DaIIS Diner.
N'' Daily Bunec-
Daily. s!eepers-
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WDSI
New West I'D ST. Liberty ~
SEicoro Pift,burx, .1I.bo 1z15 nt-
Ci,icaSo Columbus, ..Il-5e Al 1900 nm
pIftsburg, Cleveland. Limited. $50 pm 600 n
.Pittsburx Limited" Buffet. $50 m 100 p n
Cfneinuan st. Louis Sleeper - IL 50 pm 11ls nt
Cjncinnati. ST. Louis. Diner SO a. m le 0o a N
Cioeiunati, Louis. Diner $50 PM 500 IA
0rices. 1877 2S1, 454. Broadway Astor HOUSE.
,as Greenwich ST. IS Ulon square w. s01 Grand ST.
s43 FULTON 81 Brooklyn: 23d st. and 1ie"rtv -
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
cal position of Brazilian coffee is as follows:

COTTON-The cotton market active sales for the
being estimated fully 10o0O0 bales Prices also
psrayely The condition report Of the govern
midday caused very sharp break after
market opened the highest prices for the ne"
only slight recovery toward the
il points The market opened nr at an ADVANCE
points. with January selling at lliic on the can
and March IL &C IN response TO very nrT cables te
big sales In the English market ana the general rains
reported from There heavy realizing at the
however during the forenoon uncertainty as
showing report midday caused cosdera-
be hesitation Just be-ore the report
issued January 11.35c and March at 1l5ic
and inside minutes afterward January touched
II March SOC 81 TO - points net lower
very sharp rally almost Immediately wilcr
nights close this followed by renewed weaAless
II the afternoon when prices reached ust ABOUT te pre-
cas low point and the close was only or points up
the bottom on months, with March quoted
The government report issued to-day Is the
a published giving the condition OF cotton as OF
November showed average condition OF ooo per
Of damage from frost and wet weather during DC
s showing disappointing 10 bulls. Dut me lacl
comparison for the same cate during
previous makes its value IN the dlrectoh OF o
ruining crop views probeatical Superintendent King
weekly figures: Port receipts 5oo'os3 ba.es
against 3s6 $50 last year; overland mills and Canaca
152 bales against 30 rs last year. Southern nH tax
(esiiuatedl $4,000 bales against 50oJe last year
gain interior towns. o2osl paies ae-st
.5 year: brought into sight for the week 49S $50
bales against 524 3S last year Iotal crop
overland mills and Canada, 1l4ooS bales against
iISsss year; Southern mill takngs estimated al
se1 bush aFslnst last year; STOCK At interior
Of September l. 3IS,Sl6 eaies against
i5 last year. brought sight thus far for season
asSi7 bales against 4594 Ie4 last The oiai crop
for Il this season. against a. Gays IN
GA-05
range Of contract prices the local market to-day
Wss follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
NEW YO9y. new HAVEN & HARTFORD R. R.

Trains depart from Grand Central station "a st ana
4th Ave. follows for - ..ft,o.oo .,i,ro-oa
M II 100 Xxi 1:oI. rx 1900. II 500 =! S;G2
sT12:0o p NJ; Via Willnantic-5sao a N Toqo y ~ e.
via Snfd-faOO A. M. 1900 q 400 @ll! 90 p "a
WORcFSTfsR and FTTCHBURG. via PUTNAM.f3 p u.
I.AKEVIIJ,F and NORFOLK-fS:49 A NJ 1881 = "
CIT HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. Lt1NOA fi4t
FIELD-f4:5o fS:49 =. NJ. 1881 p ~ ,,.., G,
Tcket Offices at cGrand Central station end cl%2tn o.
also At c2sI Is5 cI s4 broadway, c5 Union square
cis9 Fifh Ave c245 Columbus Ave c64e Madison AVE-
c273 West 18th 279s Third Ave In Brookyn eS4-'
SEQ Fulton St. 800 Broadway. ,,~., g. s,o,.
at 12th St Sundays only. tParor Car Limited Ilrfas
dining car cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also