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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09
Drink Hot Water.

There is nothing better for indi-
gestion than drinking hot water
freely and Immediately after meals
taking a small half a teaspoonful OF
bicarbonate of soda in half a glass OF
water At least four glasses Of hot
water should be taken during the
day and one Immediately upon rs
ing.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09
Thinus Worth KNOWING.

Old stockings stuffed with rags
and sewed up at the ends make good
stove polishers.
Brushing child's hair the wrong
way makes it curly.
Mustard sprinkled inside of shoes
in winter Will help keep The feet
warm.
Wood or coal ashes are excellent
for cleaning knives and kitchen
ware.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09
lroninn Handkerchief.

In ironing handkerchiefs it is use.
full to remember that the middle
should be ironed first. To iron the
edge first causes the middle TO swell
out like balloon and makes it diff
cut to iron satisfactorily. Test the
iron carefully before using it. A
piece of rag should be at hand for
this purpose.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09

lhe homestead is place sacred
the eyes of the law. But in
w rush and push, and restless
a9ehlng, here and there. dragging
/ ne and children after us, the
sitlment and the reality upon
nlch it was based is rapidly dy-
H. out. Few families remain
2ng IN one place to call it the
iome place. This is unfortunate
H. ,l Unnecessary. We are per-
] mS that the most satisfactory
no the shortest road to compe-
my IS to decide where you want
H. ' ~ and go there and stay, and
bnn ,ne tender associations of the
VII gather around the place
1a;sl5 the family :was born and
er died. "'''e' '''0 '''o'"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09
CONDENSED STORIES.
"A Brave soIdier Who Couldn't Stand
Cuban Cookina.

Admiral Dewey nodded toward
tall man with military carriage.
THAT gentleman he. said fought
CALAMITY in Cuba against the Span
iards. Bnt it is about his eating.
not his lighting, that | am going 10
tell you.
He was Quartered in certain
Cuban village, and at mess he COM
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09
MARIETTA
LIVERY STABLE.
CHUCK ANDERSON, Proprietor
tUPposITE KESSEsAw HousJ

The best of vehicles, the safest oe dli.
vers and the tastes: of horses are always
ready, night and day for hike. No man
or woman or child ever has givenme a
call in the past, who has been, nor shall
any ever in the future be dissatisfied
with my teams or the men in my employ.
Everything and every body about me are
a number one.
| have cheapened my charges proper
tionate to the stringency of the times
For references as to the truth Of what
say, as to the turnouts and charges, go
to my friends. which means the people
generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible
for the safety of themselves, vehicles and
horsas. G
ia. G. ANDERSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09

y, me Columbia CSC. } State says
LIZ II Is simple calculation: 49,
JVo,0OO bales OF cotton will fetch
E, a ne farmers $50 a bale, or $780,
Og'V0. A crop of 1O,5OO.OOO
, So Will bring them $525,0OO,-
lpo' 1t should be easy to persuade
t4e farmer to save the expense of
,iantlns, working, picking and
glhnlng $500, 900 bales and there
| 5o make all additional $135, 900, =
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09

optimism is not taking things
as they COME
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09

You Can Prevent Sick-Headache
when you feel ii first coming on by taking a
Ramon's Pill al once. IT removes the poison that
causes the trouble. guaranteed cure, and
money refunded if not satisfied. - cents
For sale by w. a Sans & Co.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

home. we'll at primary points shows a th .n,
undertone Business the week BRISK VII, VIZ.
major part trading in japan rice, as sesui
prices sorts have been ADVANCED anu
the highest OF the season. lssauis It
rice in light supply and reaa
Louisiana crop movement to date Receipts fo1ss.
5f5 210 sacks compared with S3656o last year
cleaned 1893 pockets against 4olsI
Demand JapaRs advanced &C.
Charleston teegraphs Carolina crop movement 70 de-
Receipts o73o barrels Sales. 1921 barrels. Coco ds
mand Quotations follow Domestic. g5'sc; Ias ~
good. Sl2d37sc prime choice. 4G4ssc mead
Patns. 512Q5&c; foreign, nomlnal 90
3.g3se; Java, 4i9G4Ac Rangoon in bond 2H4 ~ss,a aes
SCGAR-Re1ned quiet, with soIt
running from Sc to 15c inclusive to 70 points @ of
owing to scarcity grades for the making up "a
assortments but the market was unchahse o..
business very liberal Prices quoted are net sss
per cent: Cut leaf crushed, 4Oc; mould A ooSs
cubes 495c; XXXX powdered 4 Soc powdereo aass
powdered and fruit powdered. 4SGc; Eagle con1ecoeS
Soc Eagle 2fo 2o bags and b,lo oass 81
fine granulated, 4s5c: Eagle fine standard
and diamond A. 4T0c; confectoners A. 4 55c; No
Nos and g. 4 Soc; No 4, 42Oc No 3. 4 1bc; NO
No a. 405c: No g. 4c; No 8, 395c; No 10, 39oc no H.
3S5c No IL. 3s0c; No 13, 15o; Nos Ii and TO- o. oc
So 600 tons, against $4,000 time last year ne
London market for quiet but STEADY am,
unchanged at SIS 112d for October and November iu0
position Of the local market not particularly
showing steadiness with offerings moderate i
refners apparently willing buy the OLD duotea
muscovado. 2ec for 50 molasses sugar No
centrals grinding this week last week OF iasi
year receipts reported at the SIX p1
ports 12s 600 compared with iosooo
before, and 4S51 ago. Exports Ie "eIe
1osoo against $500 the previous week ana ho'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

points The worlds exports Of wheat for the week
were the heaviest OF the season. being 13 555 600
bush, 10000 bush greater than the previous
high record. 'Bradstreets available supply statement
amount wheat on passage corrected TO conform
to figures which increase of 400 600
bush shown. making the total y 24o o bush For
Cabled by Broonihal. also
Generally bearash In the wheat belt
also enjoying propitious climatic conditions The prn
cipa howevtr was the bearish con-
sruction placed upon recent social ana pceaf develop
in Russia According private cables, the latter
influence of the foreign grain markets
Wheat New-York opened at decline OF &c. which.
under active liquidation extended TO lesc midday
weather the Argentine and quick advance at Chicago.
the undertone the market remained feeble with
prices finally 3sd1tsc lower. at which the market
steady It is officially estimated that
September by 100000 bush and that the crop
will be larger that by 81 0O0o bush. Ex
porters 900 bush at Newfork and poeO0 bush
outports The cash market closed about steady
in tone with No elevator, quoted at a6iRc and
anoat b. 9Tizc: No ] Northern Duluth closed at
81 coz and Northern Manitoba at 9S1ac both
afoat- CORN-The market for corn opened weak and
ruled generally dull with small business a decline
al before the close prices bid
level ISG4c above the previous days closing
eien rather bearish TO corn, and was
steady with sales 10000 No corn closed a
elevator and a 6f &c b afoat; No white
No . yellow at 6S12c o ahoat- OATS-With the
decline Of sc at Chicago cash oats in the local market
here amounted 20 only $4,000 AS the Western
decline picked up before feeling
prevailed finally although quite
Inactive. oats 20 81 ~. closed
II at 36h d371zc. RYE-Market steady: %
16c Nevv-York- BAREEY--Market quiet; feeding
at 41c mailing 46G61 NC. C New-York.
BUcKwHEAT-Msrket firm; quoted at 641ac delivered
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. r.

- SWest 23d St. N r.
STATIONS: Foot IAberty ST. n r.
Time shown below is from Liberty st. West 23d St
leaves 10 minutes earlier noted by designating
marks.
EASTON BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
CHUNk-z40O (Tt5 Eastonl, 9.10 A NJ. 120 4 80.
500 and zoo P. NJ.
WIIKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-910 A NJ. 1.20 500
P. NJ Sundays. "A. 80 A. NJ. SEQ P. NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND BAR.
NEGAT-z4.00 30 A NJ, l30. 500 Lakewood and
Lakehurst k3. 40. CO. I5D p NJ Sundays, $50 A NJ
C9.4O Lakewood and LakehurstD
ATLANTIC CITY-'94O a. M. kt3 40 P. NJ
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROATE w
POINT PLEASANT AND SBASHORE POINTS %
$50 A. NJ x1. 90 45. as 15. O. 30. $50,
iI2.01 Sundays, except Ocean Grove. 300 A NJ. seo
ATI4NTIc FLDs.. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH..
EAST LONG BRANC'TI-z40 90. $3.50. 40 II 80 A N.
PHM,ADELPEIA-sz43 3d. MOO. rsoo. 900. m'1oco.
90 A NJ, ms120O mi 90, 200. 400 400 n1'ooo
m.6oo TOO tT.3O. 900. 5000 P. NJ. j'12 Is mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WAsEINGTON.8o m'1ooo. '12oo.
m*2 OO mt.4.O0 900. 100. '12 10.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSvILLE AND WILL
A. NJ Reading only. ii1oo. 12o. f2oo 2. N Read
ing Harrisburg only taco. 300. I3o p NJ
sDaiIy fDaily except Sunday ssnndays tParlor
ing car. xsaturdeys only. zFTom Liberty st. only:
From Twenty-third street-b5.2o p NJ. c350 p. NJ,
e1o 20 p NJ, "a 80 p NJ. jill so p NJ. k3-20 P. NJ
Offces: Liberty West 23d St. Astor House. Pei
4s4 1900, 1854 Broadway Is2 9TH AVE. PSI 9Th Ave y
CoInrnbus Ave New York; 542 343 344. SEQ Fulton St.
Froolyn. 900 Broadway Williamsburg. New York Trans
fer Co calls and checks baggage TO destination
W. G. BESLER. Z. M BURT
yice-Pres & Gen Mgr. Cen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
OTHER MARkETS-BY TElEGhHpH.

cr,caso Oct st-CATTLE-Receipts 11ooo & heaa'
MARKET steady; steers So s0Qs6 25 stockers ana
O. s5NSs4. cows and Gamers. 81 40Ts4 10: bus
(. %: heifers Sc 1884 75: calves. s5qst p
Raceints 21 OOO head market lower shipping aid 1a
iectea s. lUF IS mixed and heavy packihso ss SS
sgEERecepts S5 600 head: market unchanged sheep
Kansas city Oct 3i.-CATTLE-Recetps. le,op nsar.
rr1udng 900 Southerns: market strong to &c algheI
choice export and dressed beef steers % 9eSo ta
rnoS s3 T5ds5: Western 81 1894 90
ana feeders So 40ds4 20; Southern steers 40gs5 20
Snuther cows ST 75aS2 rs; native cows 81 Io 20 ~
nstive heffers 81 50Qs4 75: bulls. s2gs5; caves
sS 60 HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head; market ou 20
lower: top So o5 bulk OF sales. 81 sgSo he&sE
IS oS packers 81 s5qs5 os pigs and Light s "a
suEyE;P-Recepts 5000 head; market strong; leP
els S S. native and Western lambs . ,sgS1 s' 81 s.
and yearings 81 519s6: Western clipped yearnss 60 ~
ass Western clipped sheep, 81 %aS5 49, stoeAers anu
Cincinnati Oct 3-HOGs steady butchers ana snip snip
pers S. sOgs5 20 common. 81 10as5 CATTLE, E,oge y
fsir to good shippers. s4qs4 ~ common, ~ a55
SHEEP steady a So 25dS5. LAMBS STEADY at 90 -'s
East Buffalo oct scATTLE Re- a5o 81 aeas 7
,srke steady prime s. 40q 50 2
s. IS butchers s4as4 heifers ss 2sgs -; san
s2 ass S0 bulls 81 259s3 s5 sockers ana 400
s. i5 stock heers 81 25qss .ds5ss IS Hoes
Receipts 200 head market fairly activs ana an nike
lower heavy IS 3oQs5 35 with few at 80 - Ssss as
IS asQs5 90 Workers So 2o9s5 25 pigs 80 erassers
Coughs s4 23S4 5o stays s3$3 T5 diaries ana % Rad
x5Gx5 is SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recslpltsss - sS, xear
market slow; e5c lower lambs 20 mss so:
iinrs s60ss IS: wethers. IS 50aS5 70; ewes g.
sheep mixed 81 5OQS5 10; Canada LAMBS 80
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

y
go aha s ser Do Do do e
and s''ss sqc sed6afa
F1 % g
aasss
1 10 %sifs s
s a5s III Isl a. ssen
a. GEESE: Eastern White per 1sS2oc; Do dark Is
eaIls aGasa do mixed 81 % do dark 10 do
viii seaeisy Rs Pfsss Unusually sgh
specially and sFds supply % fair nna @
n hea aeGst oG sssRdX s. 5s s3ss PR TRnR3ca @ sr
M M Pngsh pc. oSse 3 8 Sg2 do yellow g
Ell soedh pair sS
sa56
sadde ssasd ps n aa % DO in sos
ar sss
neW Weiooma for o' bes bye G9oee All N
% dun sss nd NJ so aEfs D9s S
7oe shipgins. 5ogsse clover mixed. eo97oc clover
strictly prime make outside rate Receipts
OF hss and an an a IN sos ys az the
Erie so Psnasyyana Penn y, leo Ishish valley sesi Ba
boats 14o; canal boats s0 total I4o0 tons Receipts
PoTAroEs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the
POO bb 6G Sae Sae ss and 5
and sss crates onions Irish potatoes have steadily
a market fa Closing shade easier sweet
and lower; but red and yellow held Brussels
and sood a but s1pB
and prices low G1cumbers in light supply and seldom
easier Lettuce liberal supply mostly poor qrassng
@ H R
do rhs Bsass in sTnr m sy and ss Of
a sot to sases r 5F
P Esass Msns s2 fseu sss s. ,Ss @ S
sa ssa sss and ss:s s. lss5 a 81 81
esrpsns per a ss 10 81 SWEET E "a OF
per- sfRog &
si 49,
sssa and r sa so g. Do per S @ 49, ssas M
Fl ~ aBs 5ssna s5s o as INNS s0 s.
Long Iss1a m be s2ss do 3
do 5oFs FST;a. sI ba3 ss@i IS S
Island and Jersey per bol 5os@s1 DO basket SOD
Do and
sn sq oao a R
Jersey and u Long Island potato basket sa
s. Ssfso1Hs N Il lSSSSs; 6SIoNS
sox se 1S :1PS
be soS per- B
e. ssa%ss Count shs ss
5esss par ra s 2ae sa:hs ct p 81 basket @ s Il cs
oKRA Florida. 81 soqs2 25 Jersey:
5sS seoRsf s1 ger SO bb Sa'7s
per- SS s
SsEs s5s srRS hSSNs H54i5E
basket a5cas1 do wax 10000 do North Carolina 15a
90 S
7Se sogAsH M s agsbard per bbl 10 15c@sl; do marrow
Rs5
sss 81 ss sss Fl s ssae5ss
SIqs1 so
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York October 81, 1902
and an m few ftTs weEs san 1S
ssss no 4Hass
s Id sSs to ri Ts95ss 95sst sS
quarters on on ss iss aronia to the
s tss s1fssF fsf E odshia %
fssa se and the
cAvEsReoepts part ate YESTERDAY we're s s2s m head S
as5 TsEs sIes
sSe sn to be eas and
be he'd @ % bunch m 81 q g. very nas
at at s Pc per Country l2o choice
sHS sSS a., ~ average At 80 ner
y Rerns Commission Co Indiana calves 25s 10. at
5ashf SsB e zoe @
head including cars saushterers and for the mar
set cars aS on T sale sheep limited supply and
sa ssl held ID q the to suBp
i the es1s rnar2 car to Of fair sheep i1 sd
@ s. seq$s Is fair Is to N prime snass smbs 5sst
offered Dressed mutton steady at 7@ioc per fb dressed
at ssaesGSiP s. s79 peP io5 Sfs9 e? Dc?
r. sassp ss ils s1s s. o5 b IS @ do 50 H.
5s ss s7ts r. ss an s. {: r. c 1t $ 4 S s s.
ss 81 \, s.t e. s. yI9sn,a 60 lambs 81 10
81 sheep r. lo ss @ at Msst St Virginia lambs es 10 at
81 1871.
HOGS-Receipts 20 3317 head, all for
aurhterers with exception of few head Feeling
steady heavy to light State and Pennsy lvanla MIA
hogs were quotabie S5 55GS5 IS 100 10 Country
dressed hogs steady 6QSsc ID for heavy 10 Hsh
weights.
hogs 10 Per 100 NJ q e Dc s9s5e zoo Ie
q ase n H. o at 81 IS do i 81 co. sta $50 fb at
IS 80
s ~ =. Hs g ss aos seasss ss:s sssi at +
at s. Sanders so sag g State hogs s. co. s DO ia
n, AT SIS SIS; do 10. at So 90 roughs 40 ID at
s4 IS: 1 do. 327 10. at 81 so ,o- - -. sz -. IN
] G. curtis Soni2 state hogs 10 TO- at 30 asi 20; n NJ
a 81 e. - 60. -. ,ze y, AZ {, III. 10 piss
go 10 at SIS rs; / rough. 200 fb. at 81 10
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
eeents at the ports and interior points today col
= WIZ the sane day last week and last year:
Not posted

.s ooR Exchange Special Liverpool cablesspot cotton
safinsss doing sales 10000 bales: speculation and
,a a American. 1900: receipts, 23eos'; American
49,. Laocling upland. 57Td. Futures opened STEADY
s November and Novem ber-Decenber, 364d; De-
- January. 5.69d; January February . I3d; Feb-
-1sFeh. h75d March-April. 51sd: Aprfl-MaS. ls''
Euae, . sod. June-July Sid: July-Augist. 5sZd
- nlesieF-Yarns better with more business cloths
nn,nnsr1ening tendency.
81 nHCGs-Essential oils firmly held. Peppermint
rssssere here ANIsE 81 157s1 20: BERGAMoT 81 25@s2 4o
rTo.nA: IN 1sOc: CITRONELLA. native. dsSc
CT,FF SFPs sS5s214G h9itsss rMeSGRAss
@Ss PENNYROYAL~ 81 25asl so; PEPPERAlNL
ses $50 So 15ds3 %: SASSAFRAs; natural
aFTP FTPARMINT tins s. 5s TANsb IS aS4ac
so5SagsEED s3as3 25: NORWOOD. So 251ss 30
49, were fnn rule and moving on freely &freeg IN
,hesched unbleached "a 1Gc: GOLDEN SEAL.
FssNssll 20: GINSENG. Northern So I5IsI 25 Eastern
lss,N !s Southern: SO 25ass 50: SENECA , Westean
iisesc sARsAPARII,IAA Honduras 25a2se mexiosn
naa SNAKE Virginia. 4oa41I; Texas s'GSsc' Canada
a. Dur AND MEAL-Denand -four was light to
.sar. as whole pretty well filed Up. accort
sl-s "a rts Sales today in Kansas etraiSfls
eaos istenis and siraights and low grade winters
,-:.,, FIoI' P-SErins patents 81 ssesa %: wiIter
ksdsi -: winter patents. 81 23HsS TO- spring
70 s. s59s4: extra No ] winter 50 lodss 35; exsa
rs,,- "inte- So sa5S3 10. RYE FLOUR quiet: oun;ea @
c6p - good SO s5as4 10: 50 I5asi .,
frs frm; e'Ine5: Kiln dried 81 1affs3 ~ as 70
i9r :, sasi NEAL steody: qgeed: Fine white ana ye
estNrn stcedv. ounfed: Western. sprinE ~ ~
~ .fa ra nidding si7 70: do 500 To- red dog s. 81
q shin1sii: ci.y bran 81 20 IN bulk ~
t.asaF enop SCI 20 In bulk and S3 in sacks c'fInea
~ ~ iNUfIEAT-Evervth,nr IN way of news IN
49, We're al poor. rircr-ooi c.oged Ha~d lnas.
>'css lest is.c. B.r.:n iS 7fks and Paris iodis
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
Of contract prices in the local market to-day

me local market for spot cotton closed quiet and
yeo on the basis Of 10 15c for mddling upland and
=. lof middng Cuff; sales 1864 bales Southern spot
aegSets were teegraphed follows: Norfolk, steady
&c sc higher 10asc: sales 1,012 bales Baltimore.
..senhaily IS higher at 1o&c. Mobile, and
zneed az lose; sales. 500 bales Charleston. and
20 higher al 10 316c- Augusta. steady and 3-1Gc
snT l0S-l6c; sales. 1.165 bales. Galveston. steady
l unchanged at 1e@sC. sales. 3s bales. New-Orleans
sy Wy and unchanged 10 11-16c; sales. 700 bales
~.Llaihgion steady and unchanged 1oi,c Augusta.
tsay ana unchanged 1oizc. sales, 116J bales. st
i quiet ana lac higher 105sc. Estimated receipts
sains points for to-day: Houston. from q 900
oales. against le 15S week 1891 last year:
I4Yeston. from lSo0O 1000 bales. against 1856
week and Il s3i last year. and NewOrleans. from
aal 10 $500 bales against zoo last week and u 6SS Ias+
'9-90 '''- 4s ~ ' A'''' 'H7'
rtnts at the ports and interior points today.
day last nd
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. Oct 81. 1876.
raFTEE-openng steady at advance Of Sqlo
-. n response better European cables than due
- .ks essi close Of Monday. the coffee market met
,rs; Touidation and gradually lost ground in spite
.sss-ste demand from trade interests and little
ssss curing the grading by European houses the
- -Es barely steady. net unchanged 10 D points
- sales we're reported Of about So.ooo bags con-
is'.bs portion Of which in the way OF switching
= - 49, 10 late months. OF the European markets
H. p.-sTg was only q partial = pfg lower and HaVTe
- nj unchanged. Primary cables, however held out
-.rs,;velv little encouragement The rate OF Braz
s. 'syrssnge was Lied higher. and Rio advanced =
=. M Santos was unchanged, the weather IN sac
e. vss sne and receipts continued in of last
sssrs figures The ports had $4,000 bags against
a, last wear ar. the Jundiahy reported 34oo pass
s,r, 9 last year The local market for spot coI-
a. vas quiet with Quotations ranging from o4 TO s7se
~ N range Of contract prices in the local market was
FaflnVs
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. R,

Trains depart Central Station. 42d ST. and
Ave, follows for . .
BOSTON, London & Prov.-tt1e:00 'x1o:02
M. 7tl1O 'x!1;o1. .xlis 90 tt 90. lis o2.
L via Willimantic-fsS:00 A. NJ 1900 p.
NJ va sRfd-tsos9P 4 ~ tIi2:oo .4 :So 100 P
CT HARRINGTON, sToCkBRIDGE LENox. PITTS
FIEI.D-t45O ffS:4S A M, ST "a 1881 p. NJ.
offices at cGrand Central Station and c2sth ST.
at IL 354 Broadway, c25 Union Square.
cIS2 Fifth Ave c245 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave-.
c273 l25th 2.7eS Third Ave In Brooklyn c342
$50 Fulton 800 Broadway.
.Day. fExcept Sundays Tstops at 125th st. xstops
st To5h st SUNDAYS saturdays only tParor Car
Limited. HAS dining cParior and Sleeping Car
tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

western 7os HAMs-short cut "A to Ie 10 drn. t
BACoN-steady Cumberland cut ~ 10 90 , tJ % 20 "a
I'D n & 20 70 long m clear rddes. heavy IS 20 10 4ss sd
~ Racks 6 to ASS; clear bellies ii 70 10
m As SHOULDERS II to ID ~ steady szs 90
Steady prime Western, in terces. 5Is AnleIiea
1efned in pals. 3ss Sd BuTTER-Good United Ssaes
f,atIy e5e CIEESE-Firm; American finest %nlte.
noInnalis oeTican finest coored, 5Ts TALLOWPrine
o2s s arm Dos Cd TURPENTINE NESprits steady. als
eiy Iii f,or--,on Arm los 3D. PETROLEUM-Refneo
tI ttooi-> eSEd TINSEED OIIl-Firm. lSs.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
liverpool COTTON MARKET.

liverpool Oct slc1osng: coTToN-spSoS SS,1n In "a, 5aIr
demand pTictd tddn@ g3d friddlng 5.7Td low middlng
edsd & ood ordinary 543d ordinary I'D The sales OF
5olo soI which 600 were for speeula
tne das snort and Included sToo American Receipu;
ton an. inrluding American Futures opened
2 and closed easy American middlipg C. ana
per Fe5; January aud February 5Igd; FeHr
.farcb T5d March and april oIsa' Apfl std
Nav, 5.T9d; May ana Juiie' '-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
NAVAL STORES,

In spirits turpentne there a quiet market. with
bbls quoted 11sc. which is unchanged.
Rosin remained steady a 81 to good
strained. with good Jobbing demand Tar held steady;
but unchanged So so oil bbs We SPIRITS
TURPBNTINE-On and machine bbls 7IqT11ae- TAR.
s. So RoS!N.Common to good strained - 10; E. 8 7Oa
IS 20: K So 36 M IS 40: n. IS AS G. So 1895 So;
STOCK HAND
Tar, bos l'oSl
Wilmington, Oct. 31.-SPIRTTS TURPENTINE firm,
Csc bid: receipts "a ROSIN firm S3 s0 receipts.
6OT bbls TAR firm 81 50; receipts 100 bbls CRUDE,
TURPENTINE firm So &c. 81 rs and 81 rs; receipts 12S
bbls
Savannah, Oct. 31-TURPENTINE eSa6s 1a c;
sales 52i bblsi receipts, $3.50; shipments 5o5 ROSIN
1924 bbs: receipts 2731; shipments, 2.355
Quote: A. B. c. s. 49, d. 81 25 q s4 s0 T, $40: g.
s4 rs: H. 81 s0 l. 81 S. K So 05; NJ SIS 20; N So 3O
c. s5 As; W W. IS 55
Charleston. Oct. 3l.-TURPENTINE and RosIN nom
na
London Oct. s1-TURPENTINE Spirits 51s Sd
ROSIN-Amercan strained Cd fine. lbs Sd.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

c,aee cables: Rio-Coffee market steady; No & sSlu
ss-ti. exchange Is 5-32d: receipts 26.Geo bags VWo
go sbiSseSfs f6r Europe ii 600 bags: shipments for
e tinted states 1900 bags: stock. 2s9eo bags
t-caree market steady. good average santos 4s.o3'
rasipts 5000 bags 1.-TWO days. stock, 1o65.eo bags
nsmbgrE-Cofee market opened Il pig lower; al ? III
vas nst unchanged TO l. pig lower. sales 300 Gags
Harre-Coee market opened quiet I franc lower a a
= m uneharred: at 2 N advanced Il franc; at 5;So m
unchanged: total sales. 24vO bags. e.,
e Statistical position Brazilian coffee Is as fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,,.rnool nr, a,-f1osing: WHEAT-spot firm; 70 :
red western winter I'd: futures steady arican
"a I'd: March Is I'D. CORN-spot nrrni Ians,
mixed Sd; futures steady DecsmbeE. es frm
a. si.a FforRNst Louis fancy winter steady Us el-
I9opsNIn London (Pacinc COAST easy f2g.1 BEE
i1,II. sxtra India mesa, PORk-11rni. prime ies''
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the County OF
New York notice given to all persons having
claims against Elizabeth A Babcock late of the County
~ York present the same with vouch-
@ thereof TO the subscriber place of ransactins
business the ofice Bonney Jones. No 81 Wall
n Manhattan. In the City OF New
York on before the twentyseventh day OF January
MARGARET A. JOHNSTON. Executrtx
HAND BoNNEY & JONES. Attorneys for Executrix 81
wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. the City OF New
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo oct s1-FIoUR stronger; .o wHEAr s.r NJ
nothing dSi,e oars dull; white S5c No mixed
Nhite 90 w strcrg. Western I I. 559Ssc- u Z
3oz2c. n Tae Canal freighs strong; wheat sac
corn 4Ssc. oats. &c - ~,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
Surrogate's Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank 7. Fitzgerald. surrosate Of the County Of
New hereby given to all persons having
claims against Pierre l. Boucher late OF the County OK
New York deceased present same with vouchers
hereot to the subscriber his place Of transacns
brsiness at the office OF W. Coughtry, No. % Broad
street in the City New York. before the gath
day November next .o.-
dated New York. the oath day of May, 1905.
SOPHIE HOLLAND BOUCHER. Executrfy-
VIM B. voUGHTRY. Attorney for Executrix 25 Broad
York