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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Don't say handsome" for pretty"
Note Tho torn Handsome" may m
cludo pretty but pretty doesn't include
handsome, The words striking, slnto-
w. noble, dlgnincd suggest or describe
That Whleh ~ handsome while dolioacy
or cmcofulncss are suggestive of that
witch w pretty Ema are handsome or
stately pnnsles ur2 pretty Men ana
women ~ noble character may be-, ana
generally nrc handsome, although they
may not hu fair " face nor regular or
feature, Dudes are said to be- pretty
one nhould not speak " n pretty man.
bnt % handsome man That which w
'Wlod % pretty man N moroly a sun NJ
clothes. latest fashion, nothing lhcwln
Don't way hanging suspended,
Example "lt was hanging suspend
"a by "A thread" should be- ~ was
longing by u thread" on ~ was suB-
Pended by u thread
Don't my "hoalthy" for Wholesome"
Example "licof IL honllhy meat 10
oL' should be "lloor iB wholesome
meat ~ eat"
Note one who desires TO be healthy
should eat Wholesome food,
Don't way her for "shc"
Example. ~ was her. no " much
oaor man her" should be- ~ was She
'llr IN much older than She tlsL
Don't sny MET" Tor heated"
Example, 1T is heat thot) by steam
should b. 1T w heated by steam"
Note Heat theO N nbsOlote, II oo-
Guns IN Homo Of Shakcsponro's WRIT
ntA as "Ghc iron though heat rcd'
noD'l my min" for mo"
Example. ~ think II was him."
should be u think II was Me-" ~ paid
You moro ihnu him. should be- ~ paid
|Vl moro than hO' tdld)
. Nulo Tho llrst w correct II one means
y lmld you more man ! paid him.
nul ll the meaning In changed the con'
'uN'llon should be,
Don't say "hle' for their
Example. "llo left u wife and three
,nlIllon Ia mourn hla loss" should he
We lril wife and three children ~
mourn lhelr losP,"
NuloHTho loss IN theirs, not his Thcy
noN mourn HIS departure but not MS
DON'T way "holow ubc,'
fNlWplo "llO spoke through n hol'
DW lubo, should be "llo spoke through
low, '''''''
non't say hundred for hundreds
i"Nlnploi There were several hul'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Copyright, 1905, by Joseph II, powlcsj
Authors Noto,--lt IL one thing TO
record errors, quite another TO avoid
them Ito who waits for the faultlcss
one 10 east the FIRST critical stone waits
IN vain, therefore M ono Of the many
working for the bottormcnt Of the Ems
lth language, | shall be pleased TO re-
ccivc Kindly criticism, H. perchancc !,
loo, have erred,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

result Of the Hood undermining the
tracks near the river at Doun Anna,
win ihrtpon cars going into the river,
AZ III Pnso hundIoiH Of mon are
WORKING on me dykes protecting the
lower portion ~ the cilN strengthening
nom nH the river rises, N u break
should occur much of the MoXloan part
Of the city would ho swept away Tho
MoNicanH are moving out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

IL often caused by sores, ulcers and
cancers, lhnt out away your skin, VIM.
lodolh Of Fiat Rock Mlcho says, ~
nave used l'ucNcn's Arnica Save for
Ilocrh toros ana Cancers, II In the
best healing dressing ! over found"
Soolhcs ana heals cuts, burns ana
scold7. 95o Mt n, G, NJ, l. Drug Dept
guaranteed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
WIN Welcome Choate,

Now York, May 9GaA dinner 10 wol
come Ambassador Joseph H. thoatc an
hs return from London has been mr..
ranged by the Pilgrims Of the United
states, II viii be given June = at the
Waldorf Astoria President Roosevelt
ana his cabinet officers have been in.
yilod, ana many other public men are
oNpoctod nH guoats,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
Rio Grande Il Spreading

El paso rcNo May 20 Tho Rio
Grandc river has spread over The Me-
sllla valley north Of VI paso ana has
done great damage 10 crops, especially
alfalfa, Many adobe houses have also
crumbled and the inhabitants have
llod 10 high ground, A Santa re
freight train was wrecked today as Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

MIR O2loS PLANT LAID M FOR MONTHS AT 4 TIME BY TINS
TERRIBLE ATMENT FINDS READY RELIEF AT TllE HANDS
DRs. SHORES n SlIORES-IEAD ms STORY,
" have suffered intensely from Rhounnt'm for some tlunrld
mis- last attack has laid about three months had II
arms legs ana ieor9 could hardly move NJ VmGr ana could not
Ny panied an had llholutNn VIII
know how suffered was IN bad shape whom wont to pre- Shores
shores but weeks began
steadily got better until today feel 10 much bu,r can hardly oS
lpNins and aches ana gratefully nld
praise 10 Drs shores a duty owe to them and To- other sufferers
Signed, "oHlOS PLANT"
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DON'T WONDER DON'T ARGUE BUT
'UE BUT COME AND TRY IT YOURSELF FREE,

Ara learn from }pW oWE INTERFERENCE positively cure all Catarrhal
III uorl oflgu
~,
MEDICINES AltpLlrJN ' '''' '''' '''''
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WEAK MEN PAY WHEN CURED.


Re sure your cure
IN thorough Not
ono " our patients
has ever had A re-
lapse after being
discharged ms cured
ana W. cure In less
time than tho ordl.
nary fofms OF
treatment require,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Here the Place Buy Spring Wtamboa and Save N
Money the First Chol'o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
100.

20 PER CENT DISCOUNT or AN BoY| CLOTHING.
straw Hats Underwear Mons Trousers Night lo6oH, Working
shirts, etou ocp etc, all at n Big Discount
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vARlCocnLn

Absolutely painless
treat m ent that
cures completely,
Investigate our
method, II n the
only thoroughly
yclenll1c treatment
Tor this disease he-
ing employed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

mn'Im hro' Diseases mbNy. oosly ana permanently REMEM.
u' ~, you WIN DE too late
81 SHORES WILL GIVE YOU ONE WEEKS TREATMEST ANb
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FREE FREE -FREE!
ON. % IRsEN AND MEDICINES


one Week
the Value OF ors shores Treatment
Pennys
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
TRADE N CHICAGO.
m TeIeeraDh 70 The Tribune. ]


Chicago nov. 29.-The ante-holiday trade was
brisI, TO-DAY. ana prices were whipped up vigor-
ously Wheat and provisions were the principal
benefciaries OF the advance but corn and oats
also received a modicum OF the seasons prosperity
Wheat gained 1c for December and 7sc for May
PORK had SOC tackled on to the 45c gained the day
before with lard Up from SC to 1Oc. and ribs from
PIC 70 5c The advance in corn was from Ac to
Sc and II oats Lice.
tIigher cables and generally favorable domestic
rev-s aided wheat great stimulant TO buying
vas the impression that a wave of speculative
sctjvfrv Is al hand. Local receipts were 5s cars
cor3pared with 24 the same day last year Decen-
cIosed al the top. s5sc selling as low as SAC
NJ. cold from S7s4c 20 sszc and Ss3sc closing at
SS4c ,
,,g.1 ebor+s some uneasiness, and much buying
s. from that element. Local receipts were ls4
go Nth 2e5 cars estimated for Friday. Ship
-, benca a1sO00 bushels. The highest for De-
- ras Atssc and the lowest 44c. The close
- a. Nav sold from 44c to 441Ec. closing at
Axe -, -. a. l.,
rP-,5A in oats was again dull, with prices firm IN
,,ethv- with other grains. Armour brokers led
- a,Ii Receipts were l25 cars. with 253 esti-
mated for Friday Shipments hence were SS90O
tsteIs Teceuber closed at 29l4c to 297sc. selling
t,- a.. aeasc and IS low 22sc- May closed
81 s17sc 70 &c The highest was &c and the lowest
s17sc- - -. .,.-..., ,o,,,.
So. January pork took jump OF 25c when the
.a-l,e+ onened and something more was added be-
f-a sellers in sufficient numbers came forward TO
s.tisfv the demand. The ether speculative COM
mobiles advanced in proD9@Fto @ ne nasurhI e rdsr ne
aCtlea i ~ 80 vegterdayk The local run Of nogs was
ERse R[5SeS and ID the price pm &c to 1Oo higher.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 29.-CATTLE-ReceIpts. i5.CO0 head;
market strong to lCc higher to prime steers
81 9O4S6 10; 81 S0dS4 30; Heers S2S5 bulls S9
S4s stockers and feeders, 81 159$4 calves $2S7
HOGSReceips 10000 head market 1Oc higher; good
prime heavy 81 900 50 o55 good heavy 81 St
81 So strong weight butchers 81 9OdS5 Coz good to choice
heavy mxed 81 Std$4 90; Pacns S4 4o3S4 90 SHEEP
higher sheep s. 75g$5 So yearngs 50 759S6 so; lambs
Cincinnati Nov. 29.--HoGs active butchers and
shippers, 81 e71a n s.; common. s4IS4 IS. CATTLE
active; fair to good shippers SO IS $40; common
$2g 81 IS. SHEEP steady, SO q s475. LAMBS steady
81 so QST %. aa~
East Bunalo Nov. 2a.-cATTL E--Rseeipts light;
market frrn prime steers. 50 401$5 50; shipping,
81 75Qs5 So butchers, 81 25S5 10; heifers, IS 20 al
81 s5 Lows and bulls 50 5OISt NEALS-Reoeipts, rs
head; active and 25o higher S. 50a So HOGS
Receipts, $500 head market fairly active and 109
higher; heavy and mixed, s. 1o4 s. I5 workers. s. O59
So 15 pigs So 05WS5 10; roughs 81 zoo s. 40; stags
S3GS3 30. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. $500
yearngs. S6TS6 wethers. S. 90 S5 IS; ewes 81 rs
q IS 25: sheep, mixed 50 5OGs5 25.
Kansas City. Nov 29.-CATTLE-Recepts, b,400 head
including 80 Southerns, Market strong to 10c higher
choice export dressed beer steers 50 @ Sc & fair to
good So 1895. Western steers S3QS4 soCkers and
feeders 50 5O$4 50 Southern steers 50 50qS4 5 South
S2QS3 native S2aS4r native heifers
So 5OGS5 10: bulls S2QS4i calves 81 5odS6 20 HOGS
Receipts 1000 head. market DC TO lOc higher top
50 81 ~ bulk of sales, 81 S22S4 30; heavy 81 S0fS4 9
packers s. s5S4 90 pigs ana lights S4 G5Q$4 20 SHEEP
lambs. 50 550$ 20 Western lambs 50 5CQSt lO ewes and
western clipped sheep 81 qSa co. stockers and feeders
FTS &
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
CASH ouoTATloNs.
GENERAL Market REPoRI.


New-York. November -, lSta.
-,---rr T-fuercsa by steadier European cables ana
sr primary receipts, the coffee market opened s5eeS
Se 5vs-Fa 7F 3 points. Demand was restricted now
~ a holiday to-day and uncertainty as % tile
sss SIMPLY showing and the esLlI!ate Ioi tSr1
Hsss "a tie market segged of during the session
@ ssafrer1E liquidation and little selling pg I
.. IRE close steady, net unchanged; saLs5
NJ poriei Of about 45 000 bags CoIsiderlg tae oSat
i,ss - ire previous day. the advance OF = Iaic
e. and 81 partial i pfenng at Hamburg was c9Ils
showing. and the steadLlesS q llle
commented upon. lslo bsllS
= - f,rbsr and santos unchanged, although le "aS
'sys-Sa ~ S22d in tbs of BTazlldn eAciltls.
S-.s al tie two ports We're little over lasl yedi
4 bags. against o5,Uuo a. Year a6o, -
- I,nsishv movement only lsoOO baBs 20 ISS
Paulo receipts We're only $50
1t is now estlIilttlel sie
rT-l5's visible supply statement aroun4 tus tsl
tF qf show an increase for the month OF -\oNell
,- "a rerhaus 10000 bags. comparing Win a
- - ~ about 2i4 00U bags. some sucn so%lH5 q
- fas beer expected since the beginning oL Ie
~ 18TH and IS believed TO have been 1lscoGniU
around the first OF the ilohlh - llo
..-,sa5 receipts December, ana sIlaA crop =
@ nil nr5Hsbly modified II this estimate cas Lor
- reffee than received last year during lhe p
ny. The market for spot coffee was steaoy' Win
pe,sy,7s N lie hasis Of 5-16o for Rio No z; - -,
ne rsrre Il contract prices In the local ntAeN oS
sae
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. r.
: West sd 81. \ Z.

STATIONS: Foot @ Liberty St. n
Time shown below IS from Liberty st. West 23d sc.
leaves 10 minutes earlier, except noted by designating
marks
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NIAUCR
CHUNK-z+.O0 CT.15 Easton). 10 A NJ. 20. 40,
500 tb5 45 Easton oniy) P. n sun, z4-2O A NJ loos
wILKE KEsBARRE AND scRANToNS-e1o A. ". L2o
800 p NJ. Sundays. zf.2o a NJ. 500 2. NJ
NEGAT-z4OO $40 a. NJ, so. 800 Lakewood md
Iakehurst k3 40, c415) P N. Sundays. $50 A NJ
t940 Lakewood ann LakehurstJ
ATLANTIC CITY-'9 40 a NJ. kfS 40 2. NJ.
LONG BRANCH. sASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVEs
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS-z40Qs
113O A. M xe12 40 xl2O ga 45. a515. 8 80. 500
t12 OF sundays. except Ocean Grove. 200 A Al. 400
ATLANTIC. IIIDs sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BCHa
EAST. LONG" "BRANCH-z4.OO 1850. so, 1L3O A. NJ
130. ks 40. 40. $50. $50 P. N. Sundays 300 A NJ
FsIIIIADF5LPFIIA-.z4 80 MOO m8OO. 900. u'1ooo.
sI1.OO a. NJ msI20O mi 100, 200 IS 90, 400 msoOos
ms6OO 'T.0O. 1880. 5000 5000 P. NJ. j"12 Is mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-S.OO m"10.0O '12ooa
m rut ~. 200 a12
IAAISPORT-t Iz4.OO, z4.30 $500 91O. QOO0. hoo
A. NJ. Reading only. 100 1.20 t200 P. N. CReads
ing Pottsvie Harrisburg only, taco 800. $50 P NJ
sDailv fDay except Sunday sSundays. tParlos
only Via Tamaqua. aExcept SaturdayA uDtning
car. xSaturdays only: zFrou Liberty ST only: -
e12 p M. ga 30 p. NJ, so P NJ, k3. 20 p. NJ
Ohces: Liberty West 23d St, Astor House. 261.
434 1900 1854 Broadway 1872 5th Ave. PSI 9th Ave- .
Union Square West 2T9S Ave 279 West 125th St. 2A5
Brooklyn 500 Broadway Williamsburg New York Trans4
fer Co calls checks baggage to destination
W. G.. BESLER. C. NJ BURT.
YIce-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Nov. Ze.-Closing: WHEAT-spot firm;
No red Western winter. I'D Futures steady;
December IS I'D; March SIS 11Ed d; May S. IQl q
CORN-Spot easy; American mixed, 4s 10 4 d. Futures
steady: January, IS 4isd March. IS sd PEAs- Pa
Canadian, stock FIOUR-Sf. Louis fancy winter
steady es Cd HOPS N London (Pacifc Coast} steady
IS I6sTf4. BEEF quiet: extra India mess. rs So
PORK-Prime mess. Western. stock HAMS--Slo-I
cut 16 70, strong 49s Cd BACON ar!n' IN n
berand 26 80 -, ass; short rib, l6 70 = y,
51s long clear middes. Hight. % TO ai ~ as I lon5
clear middles heavy. IS 20 30 ~ 4ss' s1eI - -
bach On n, clear bellies. "A to 10 IL,
cd SHOULDERS-Squ 13 10 strong $50, RS
IART)-Prine tieTCes firm. Sss 81 -
strong; finest white. SIS; American -
co!orea 61s TAILOW-Prirne city nTI1l -ss ~
PENTIEE-Spirits easy. AS Sd 1EOsiN-T -T.s5
firm IS. LINSEED OIL firm. lss
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
contract prices n the local market today

ne ocai market spot cotton closed duh and un
SSe On the basis i soc for middltng upland and
80 80 i3r mdd.irg Gull sales spinneEs. lO5 bales
eel'eed rsct 100 bales Southern spot markets
V5sgraDhed follows: Mobile. easy 1sc lower a.
sales 500 bales: savannah steady. unchanged at
ii-oi sales bales: Norfolk steady, unchanged t
sales 1OU5 bales. Baltimore nominal. unchanged
a Ike augusta steady Lice higher &c; sales 363
Charleston quiet unchanged at II nc; 81 Louis
ll unchanged sc Galveston quiet unchanged az
ise sales. 100 bales: New-Orlsans quiet and sieady
loFer al i isc. sales 1850 bales; Wilmington dul
chked 11i.c .inaed receipts at leading points
,tday At 10000 - 1000 bales agalnS5
-- ast week O26 year at Galveston, 15OVo
% 4Vl0 against week and 500 last year
e.. at Orleans IS coo 1890, against 1oSs last
"ttA and l46
receipts at the ports and interior points today, COM
p1'oc With the same Gay last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Nov. 29-The offerings at the wool sales to-
dav amounted to 31e bales including large suppl
Of new clip and greases Fine grades in
lrs faulty grades were stea6ier. MernoE
were in strong request for Germany. Second conong
hoges bought readily America Crossbreds sold
wei good hEe trades we're taken freely by home
and French buyers There brisk competition Tor
sco5res Holders asked and Withdrawals
were frequent Following are the sales: NevT7S9u.h
aIEd Queensland, 25O0 bales: secured, Is SdS2s Id
geaey Sdqls Victoria 3 100 bales secured Is sdP
3 la greasy 7lad@1s Sl2d South Australia 900 bales
6T1Oi51 Nevy-Zealand l,50O bales; 7dQ1s 10
Cape OF Coed Hope Natal 500 bales; secured, Is 3dg
1st6 ca: greasy, 50 al I'D.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

Iar AA0I
Wilmington. Nov 29-SPIRITS TURPENTINE steady,
unchanged; receipts bbs ROSIN steady. unchanged
receipts, 267 bbls firm. 81 receipts 100 bbls
CRUDE TURPENTINE steady 81 40. S3 80 and 50 90 re-
ceipts, 100 bbls
TURPENTINE 40 bbls; exports none.
Savannah, Nov 29.-TURPENTINE firm 6Oc; sales. 1U3
bhls; receipts 70O shipments 100. ROSIN firm sales
oG3 bbsi receipts. 5000 shipments, 19e5 quoted: A.
B c. 81 571z u. 50 z. 81 70: F. 81 S2z: II. S3 I
50 1919: r. 50 STA; N 81 s7s; y. s. 75; G. 50; W W.
Charleston, Nov 2e.-TURPENTINE and RosIN-
Nothing doing.
London. Nov. 29-TURPENTINE-spi 44s 114d
ROSIN-AmerIcan, strained. 9s Sd; fine. 12s sd-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nev-York. NovernbeT ., NO
~ .1r-A s-T'Fe general demand was very
I1afe Bat this to be expected )ust pe5o[s I
s.lo 7a situation far values are cohcefleo
honGag onGagsrEed The temper Of the market seems 10 6e
no more than steady on ig7 ,,,yg We Guots BEANS
tons io5 choice per bush. S - 90 he9lln
marrow, 20 90 -ea 1895 choice. 81 80 fed klaasy
@ lt ToIce s. 20: black turtle sogp 1902 ehoIee ~ 90
S 2GSa 96 PEAS green Scotch ch2lee PT ] nS; @ - ~ 30
srte trading again today and % me ~ tha Is sn 1n
in very a..i fancy fresh prices for such
anaHtg but there settled value Tor any u
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
SOUTHERN coTToN MARkETs.
l1vERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 29--CIosng: COTTON-Spot-
Moderate business done; prices unchanged American
rniddag fair. 6.6sd; g5ol mddlng. 6S5d; middling.
6l9d low rutddng. 5G3d good ordinary 5s5d; ordl-
nary 56sd The sales % the DAY were 5000 bales OF
which SOC fer speculation and export. and in
Guided 400 American Receipts 600 bales fnclud-
2I4Oo American Futures opened easier and closed
very steady; American middliHg, C November,
6o9d November and DsCeTnbe-. 6o3d; December and
January 6.Osd; January and February. slid; Febru-
ary and March. 61Sd; March und April e22d; April
and May 524d: May and June, 6.26d: June and July
I'D; July and August, 62Sd.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
NEW WORK. NEW HlYEN 3 HARTFORD R. R.

trains depart from Grand Central station 42d St and
Ave-, Solows for ..o.o ,,,,. ~,
IA NJ. Tt.'1:OO. sx'1:Ot. * 800 tt5:OO '1I5O2,
sI12OO P NJ Via wiIIinantic-tSs:oo A n: 1900 p
n svia Spfd-19:OO A. NJ 1900, st40O. 'll:OO r n
WORCESTER and FITG4BI via PUTNAMI15 r; NJ
I.LF[FEILI4F and NORFOLFG-TS:4a A M. 1881 r NJ
CT HARRINGTON. STOCKBRTDGE. LENOX,# PITTS
FIELD-T4.5O 1870 A. NJ 1881 T.. NJ
Ticket at Central Station Cloth ST.
also at c261 1Is5 c1.254 Broadway c25 Union Square,
cIS2 Fifth Ave- ave. c649 Madison Ave.
ezra West 18TH ST. 79S Third Ave In Brooklyn. c342
SEQ Fulton ST. 800 Broadway.
sDaily. fEcXcept sundays stops AZ l.th ST GSl9P4
AZ 125th St Sundays only. tParlor car Limited Has
aiming car cParIor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

CoTToN-The tendency to even up commitments pre-
psrtor government estimate OF the crop Wet7
expected next Monday, instead q attempting 70 SIN
more agF-rssfvcy discount the anticipated bu!As nature
q s sa6wiug again in evidence IN the cotton mar
ke after sharp opening &cFalce prices tgsL lle
gain under scattering realizing The close was ilte Gp
from the covering and very STEADY al a
ADVANCE Of 96 Tulnts. market opened firm az an a-
OF lIGIs roInts in 70 higher cables tan
expected ullish estimates Of the crop but esea on
during middle session. and at one time was ABOUT net
unchanged points higher. The rally before the close
covering by room shorts rather than n
creased demand long account but the general I'M
r-ess0n be for buish government re-
port the selling pressure at no time aggressive
Tie reception the estimate by local authority
whose figures usually carry considerable weight placing
crop 10 Isl bales. seemed confirm the in
preston existing IN circles that Official crop es
q around that figure had been discounted from
speculative standpoint but the estimates Iubsned hy
leading exchanges rather modified that conclusion. New
York Exchange members estimate the crop from
RG2080 bales 100000 bales average 10 65SOJo
bslel liverpool exchange estimates the aver
Ega l07G5 900 bales The Savannah Cotton Exchange
Tbsec average estimate of 10 sS4 900 bales TINS,
o. does necessarily that members OF the
various exchanges looking for crop estimate q
tFo1ni 10 10000 bales the average. for II IS usually
The rnFe Of contract prices n the local market to-day
was follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
- PrRsUANCE OF ~ ORDER OF HON.

Frank 7 Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York notice hereby given all persons havtn1
claims against Mary Burchel late Of the County q
Sew York deceased 20 present the same with voucher
thereof subscribers their place OF ransactin
business the Cfce OF stitt Phillips No Fulton
street the Borough % Manhattan the City OF New
York before the thirtieth day OF April 1906
Dated New Yo-k. the twenty-9fth OF October
HENRY J. BCRCHELL Jr-. JAMES BURCHELI. Ex-
sTITT & PHILLIPS. Attorneys for Executors No ia
Fulton Street. Bororgh CT Manhattan City OF New Yea
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
- s2s & at the ports and interior points toay' com

n on Exchange special Liverpool cables; 2OI and eI
8 o 0l: Aneri,an. 1000: receipts 30 UoD; steadv
,ty niddlag upland 6I95. Futures oIee. s7Se3ce Of
tts lover Closed very steady al 1olc- a i a-d De-
- poirts November NovennheS-l'ecel TSes1-t,
January oa5: .4a, .4 94s
March. ISL; Nsrch-AprtI g I'D Apfl ,o--Iet
sSay7June 9ef. T1rgIlsiv 27d and July -Aue lst,
i,-e aanchesser-Ysrns move slowly c4o'i-s o
K.rloCR AND A1EAL-The hour market i,e 80 natents
tr- with business light and confined % Ne Changes
spring patents and winter straights, 80 .tTacfts
"a Spring patents 81 To6sS -: "-Hls cears
& 10: winter patents 81 2o9St 3 ~ 2 eSt1a 10
% tAs s2 sass 10 RYE FLOUR steady ~ IEs s. so
eoRAEAI steasv Quoted: Kiln dried. 50 log - - 5 a.
eslead BAGMEAL steady 2uoteG Fii.S I4Se,sTn dull:
,.'a 81 % coarse, 81 I4GS1 Ie FEED mid
~ q1s Quoted Western spring, Sli n-1,1 ship
I5. AiI -four DO $50: red cog, So an 1ild5Ilng
81 sg eJg bTaa $l7 30 bulk SIsqSls 30 sa Sc sol 5Oa
Ssi Ss9s2z 90. red dog S23 504S24; honiny Si'OP 80
OK SO flS22 sncks. oilneal s9V ~
.-h--N u E5sT-Trade Of evening ny
lHat To-Day developed consGs tf-s,
ri-sL Particularly December at New So
ysea ISc ne higher against q advance IN the i@S
=; markets also stronger ana b-sIa NV
i-,rs more active than for days past
i5, foreign and the last hour Dg - vrsTur
~, weather woud follow on li.e hesLs yrheat
: seSG1t has jest passed over the SoAtA"e
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
NAVAL STORES.

duu market was noted spirits tuT2entlne me more
about market for rcsln
~ less nominal with common good strained 80 III
Ss aF17s3 10 Tar was quiet. with 6S1sc asAso ~ ~
barrels We quote. ,., ~ ,,scbno barrels. 63
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On ana hlacA41'
G762Ac.
IAFSo = askef ,os strained 50 25gS5 20; E 81 90
* - s5gs5 10 G. O5QS5 I5i r. 90 12aE7s5 a.
X. 81 so; II. 50 40. y ," 7"' - -
W ". s6g$6 10 ,,-n
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

S~4s .abIass Fio-Cofee market steady No s 9 10
.ss evclance 1915: receipts l2gO0 bags Is
- - 1--s Stafss 1000 bags shipments Tor E-urGte
aI hsss s6ck $50 600 bags. SentosSoIee 5 NJ ts
quiet; sd average Santos; 4sSyt t4 market opened z
Tfr over AL y m was unchanged 70 = Pig hs'
~ = Ga5 FaSs T3ayre--Coee- market opened quleI
usebsnged 10 = franc lower; at L m liies' ..I
D n advanced ]. france at $50 p m uhchal4ssu' '
re sts1fsSai sition OF Brazilian coffee is as follows;
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov 2o-FIOUR steady WHEAT nominal.
CORN steady choice grades, easy for soft No
yellow, SOC No . cora ass OATS frm No white.
85c 40 mixed, 333-c.
Chicago. Nov 28.-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
n PURsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

= Frank 7. Fitzgerald a Surrogate q the County OF
YORK Is hereby given 10 all persons having
clairs against Miller, late OF The County OF New
York present the same with vouchers
subscribers at their place OF iransactng hus
Office Mcssrs Alexander. WaIriss Polk
No a2 Nassau street city OF New YORK on or be-
fore he day 0f Nay aezt.
Dated New York. the 9th day OF October. 1905.
CHAS @ MILLER ALBERT @. SPANcS. Executors.
ALEXANDER. WATRISS x POLK. Attorneys for Er--