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The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09
Steel Shroud and Coffin.

During the inquest held at Philadel-
phia in the case of John Forkin and
Joseph Garcia. laborers. who were
killed at the Midvale steel works No
vember 10th, it was testified that the
two men had entered pit and thai;
10000 pounds of hot metal poured
from a leak and completely absorbed
them. Not trace OF the bodies was
discovered
The company has decided to take
about 5000 pounds OF the steel from
the place where the men We're last
seen and have 1t buried out OF respect
to the dead men.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09
r.

water instead, but this device rarely
avails. as milk is almost Invariably
given me, sometimes on the plea that
their water is not very good.
Activity Of Cork.
The county of Cork certainly lives
up to ones expectations Of It and
seems to be rolling in plenty and i'm.
proving in many ways. The whole
county of Cork is under one govern.
ment. the city of Cork being the cen.
ter, and the lord mayor the head of
the town council. 1t is the best light.
ed town in the kingdom and has q
splendid street car service, from
which we conclude that the two mem.
bers of parliament from Cork repre.
sented their constituency tolerably
well, as well as improved their own
properties. Cork grows rapidly and
is an up-to-date town. Queens col.
lege. overlooking the sea, has an i'm.
posing situation. The building is
after the old Tudor style and the resi-.
dents OF. Cork are very proud of this
fine old school. 1t is open TO all with.
out reference to their religion and EN-.
braces. besides the elementary
branches of study, those of the elias.
sizes, science, law, medicine and en-.
gineering, and has excellent apart.
iGents and halls for study
We drove out to Blarney and while
Others OF the party explored the cas-.
tie and sought the far.famed stone
l walked about the village and sought
an opportunity to get a look into n
real typical Irish kitchen. which is
the whole thing when one speaks OF
an Irish home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09
500 Reward, 500.

Tn. reader. OF this paper Will be pleased 10 learn
that there l. at least dreaded d-r,sr that science
Ia. been sblr t. cure Ia all n. STAGES, and that l.
tstarfh. HANS ,atsrfh turc T. the only positive
cure now knoNn to the medical fraternity. tataffh
being cpnsttutla'tui disease requires q Clustitu-
ionsl treatment. HAYS tsiarrh thre T. taken tn
tefnsllys acting directly upon the blood and mucous
,urfaecs u the system. thereby drstrly'ng the
Foundation q the disease, aud giving m. patient
strength by building M the constitution and A.slst
Ing nature IN doing u. work. The pntprrfors have
20 much fsUh ia q, CurRf Vr pERrF1 that they nfcf
one Hundred Dollar. Tor say 'asa that d fall, ~
cure. send fuf lisf II Testimonials,
Aitress D. CHENEY q CO. Tu,ci1. o.
Sod ~ ell DTUEsI.'. sSs.
Take Han. Family ritls ~ constipation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

Tho photographer was delighted.
Seldom" he said. have | had so
good n litter. The expression Is *.
nc,ly right. the command Of the facial
muscles perfect You are. perhaps.
mn actor"
No"
An au'omoblllRt7'
YES"
Aha. that explains II, You have
learned TO submit to arrest and n
large 'nc every time you so out. and
stu to return hon, looking as II you
had enjoyed yourarlf"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09
Typical Irish Kitchen.

From the ceiling a cage hung and
n bird twittered in friendly tone.
exchanging greetings with hen that
had brought her brood OF broilers"
In out OF the rain. and with them lad
huddled together in the middle OF the
place. There was an old picture on
one side of the wall. as black az a
Rembrandt and as homely as Henry
VIII. which my hostess assured ne
was her Notwithstanding"
who had once been keeper OF die
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

pastures. alternating with fields Of
vegetables and flowers. with the hills
covered with the heather In full
bloom. presents u mosaic. and whcth.
e. seen from car. coach top or car.
rage window. Is like moving &c.
turc. and for real beauty could no, be
exceeded anywhere. II is so repletc
with scenic charm that II cannot be
described within the limits OF IN or.
binary letter. hut rs some ono has
said. 1T Is good thing to use your
eyes" necessarily.
The Weather In ireland.
The weather over here Ia very
much Ike We have ut homc-at times
and We have seen the beauties Of
Ireland In u pouring rain. many times
chilled to the bone hungry and
cross, but We were nearly always los.
tied into a good humor. and our inter.
est always exceeded amy discomfort,
The drive from Killarney to Glen.
garih Ii the finest In his mnjcsty's
GominioEs." Ills said. and It's true.
for here nature has been lavish with
Its gifts and beauty conffonts one
everywhere. Upon the surface Of the
water the mountains are reflected.
aud upon the hills some ruin. with Its
ages OF moss and Ivy. recalls the tale.
OF the o'suiiivans and o1carys. and
the Who'll" scene Ii rich with associa.
tions. adventure and daring.
Not once have I bccn permitted TO
ray for glass Of milk during my pil.
grimase. And this despite the fact,
which would be detected by these
Ahrewd folk. even did I no, openly
avow that hall from tho land where
void In supposed 10 he picked up In
tho streets. Finding Il hurt their
price TO Offer payment. | ask for
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09
I I.A

Your grocer has also our
coffee baking-powdcr ex-
tracts spices and soda.
All alike as to trueness
and goodness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

II Defiance Starch" does not please
you. return II to your dealer II II
does you get one-third more for tn.
same money II will give you salts.
faction. and will not stick to the iron.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

Tell me" said the Eighty person.
do YOU believe that dreams go by con.
trar!es?" Yes replied the hard
headed one, especially day dreams. >.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

Did you take rest thus sum.
mcr,"
Yes" answered MF Cumfox.
How did you arrange ~"
"s'a'd home and sent mother end
tho girls to tho scashofc.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

No literary critic ~ Iustinrd lu abuss
Ing - bopk-uutii after D." has read u
some merchants could r"ll good
deal NOR" Than they dp=hy nllluV up
their measures.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09
HOSPITALS CROWDED
MAJORITY OF PATIENTS WOMEN
Mrs. Pinkham's Advice Saves Many
From this Sad and Costly Experience.

1t is a sad but
true fact that
c V e r Y y a +
brings an in
crease in the
number ofopera-
tons performed
upon women in
our hospitals.
More thanthree-
fourths of the
patients lyin z
on those snow
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

EoYe Permanently curer No nts nervousness Aft,
~ . hrst la, -u.- OF pr Kline .gr-.t R.-iur
rr. send for FRYE 100 trial boitI. md treatise
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

when people pFk Va. 10 do something
We don't Ike 'n fn. IInV try 60 make
II castor ~ calling u duty
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

AZ msg have an llhercg, ability to
make mistake.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

lam sgtf r.sp' Cut- for Consumption saved
my life three Years nru a'ns THu- RohhINs,
Maple street Norwiga. y, : let. %. 10
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09
I I,A

Tea is coarse or fine, tea
or weed, harsh or smooth,
keen or soft, heavy or bright;
but words are empty.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

WomanE love for drs goods has not
broken ~ ~ many happy homes a.
mans ipN" Tot wet rppds.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

sshnuar. a.,i 3, s,--i f'-airlls to ms..ar,
,yaf rfsdrf ~ith,
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

Anything that l. unnecessary Is dear
no matter how cheap II may be.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

Write f'' or Eno~lrtlgs hsaE. A ssbuilns Z,
Company, san Francsru
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

For ehiitr-n to"thiHs soften. the runs, 'olur.s ID.
ann. .i.Da sA-Js p.n. urus I'D cole - t-1ls.s
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-09

Sensible Housekeepsrs
will have Defiance Starch. not alone
because they get one-thitd more for
the same money. but also because of
superior quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
- - . &C Tribans.


cbfcaro oct n-The wheat market, which for a
time to-day appeared TO have suspended its func-
tons was finally stirred into activity in the latter
half OF the session. and with the stir came better
prices At the close December was up sc and May
&c Corn and oats as we'll that IN the first hour
ala not have business enough 10 keep good
broker going. became strong and active December
corn had a &c advance, May Lc, and December
and Nav oats each improved &c Provisions got a
weak start but gradually gained strength. and re-
covered all that had been lost, except trine OF
the current months delivery
There was nothing IN the outcroppngs from the
land lines or the cables TO change the wheat mar
ket and 1t did not move. The earlier transactions
were around the prices prevailing at the close on
Friday and few cared to either buy or sell. There
was little significance to the various pieces OF in
formation presented at the time referred TO. and
the greatest concern felt by the brokers and COM
mission men together as TO the increasing diff
Guilty OF getting business Trading was es slack
IN the Dit as business the store in abandoned
Whining camp. Cable messages concerning the
wheat situation reflected a similar apathy IN the
foreign grain markets Weather was clear and
dry throughout the West, with a touch Of frost to
give a zest to quick movement in the open air.
and altogether emfnently favorable for marketing
of all kinds OF farm produce Chicago received III
cars Of wheat against Il the year before. II took
a long time to wake the market into semblance
OF life but that finally accomplished after the
greater half OF the time allotted the short ses-
sion had been permitted to flow past unused. From
the source of previous stagnstiou came the I'm
petus 10 the activity that afterwsrd arose. De-
ceraber reached fits previous highest point OF the
advance and May came close TO doing the same.
After selling as low as s6ac and as high as SHE
December closed at S7lsc May closed at s7kc; the
highest was S75sc and the lowest SIC 10 ST1se
Cuietness and indlspOsition TO trade were the
Tea lures Of the business the pit for an hour
and during that time the price scarcely moved.
Later however when wheat avFoke from its carry
slumber there was slight rustlng among the
corn brokers' and the price benefited by the in
creased action. The feeling was firm. in face OF
the ideal condition OF the weather Local receipts
we're III cars. The range OF old December was
from 45c TO 455sc. closing at the latter price May
closed at 442c The highest was 4ii4c to 44zsc and
the lowest 44isc.
The increased demand Tor cash cats for export.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


r1r-EZrS-R Receipts II 3ul head. all Tor
The market: making with the stale stock 80 cars on
NJ trading to-day; feeling weak Dressed peer
Ta+ba- slow per 70 for ordinary TO prime naive
s5as No later cable advces from London and Liver
noo shipments to-day $50 beeves and I43+ quar-
tars Of beef. .zt r-..-.,.
steady city dressed veas steady at Sa4l@c per 10
country dressed at Igall nc =, - . eeo
SHEEP AND I4AMBsFleceipts were u cars or $50
head Including for the market makns WIN me
c carried over sale, II at Jersey City and
a. 6ntbs IRE market steady for both sheep and
Tabe and everything sold Common q prime sheep
Ii a. 81 60 ass . per n; cis 81 So common
nrtrna lambs at IS 5dSS; Of Northern Canada
isn5bs at So Dressed mutton firm AT It2di0c per ID
dressed lambs steady at 10Gl3c. - 80,
SsIes-Kerns Commission COMPANY: TO Ohio lambs
II ~ average at S. per n. 1859 Pennsyvania do
e N AZ 81 So go do 20 n s. 10 212 Indiana do %
n, AZ 81 -: 2OT Buffalo do. - h at s. % ONO
sheen 50 n At So IL Indiana do. 1o5 10 At - 10
Nevrtnu &, Co: Virginia lambs a. 10 At 81 ~
2I d. II 10 -; 236 Go. IS n at 81 70 2Vg 90 80
n al 81 90: do 80 II, at 81: Y West y lrginla
sheen So II at So. Virginia do. l33 u at 50: y 90
at 4 Virginia culls, 40 n ct 81 %
6 Judd & Co: 1876 state lambs 81 II, at 81 80; ID
do a. 10 AT So 80: , sheep. 106 10. at 81 -
T~obIn & shannon: ~ Kentucky lambs, n n at -
Kentucky yearlings 10 n, at Sc so Kentucky sheep
ia n at 81 25: 30 do. Sc 10, al 81 GA 1890
George L. Dillenback: 40 Northern Canada larnes
Il h IS -. =. H.
Feeling nominally steady. ".
Sales date yesterday)-S. Judd Co "a mixed west
ern hogs 212 IL at 81 so per 100 ~
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READING SYSTEM
NEW TFR SFY CENTRAL r z.

5Wsst 2Sd St. n r.
STATIONS; Foot Liberty 81. y. R.
Tine shown below f. from Liberty ST. West I'd 81.
leaves 10 minutes earlier, noted BY Designating
marks.
EASTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND AAuOH
CHCNK-14o9 (I15 Ezstoul. 9.i0 A n. 10 40
80 lbs - Easton only P. NJ sun. "A % A. NJ. Lon
wILKEsBARRB AND sCRANToN-s1o A. II. Ia 500
r. d sundays. s4-SO A. n, 500 P. M
LAKEWQoD dA8EaURsT ToMs FLYER ASD Ba rs
60 40 Lakewood and LakehurstD
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 A. M. k43 40 p. NJ.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURT PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE P0INTs-e-s4e gg--
t120l Sundays except Ocean Grove 90 A. ". 400.
$50 Pm.
ATLANTIC H1Ds.. sBABRIGHT MONMOUTH BcF..
EAST LONG BRANCH 90 $50. S. 80 11-so A NJ.
80. k3 -. $50. $50. $50 l. A Sundays. 600 A M
PHiL.ADELPHIA-"z4So mT.Oo msOo. 300. u.1ooo
sIiOO A N m'120O MILO. 900 ss 90. - 90 m'5.oo.
ms6.O0 300 +7So. 60 90 go 80 P NJ, j't2 - ndt
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-sOO m"1000 e12 CO.
uH2CG. rnt"4 % $500. 200 -S1215-
IAMsPoRT-i la 90, $50. $500 $40. 5000 100
A NJ. Reading only, HOO ~ %, TACO P d Read
ing. Pottsvle Harrisburg only. TACO 500. $50 2 n
sDaiy- fDaiy except Sunday Sundays 4Parior
cars only Via Tamaqua- aExcept Saturdays mDin-
ing xSaturdsys only From Liberty St only
e12 20 P NJ. "A p. NJ. j11-50 P N ks - P n
Ofces: Liberty ST. West 23d ST.. House. ISL
1900 Broadway 5th Ave PSI 9Th *
Union square west 2T9s 90 2T9 125th St. 2t5
Columbus Ave New York; s42 34S 344 $50 Fulton ST.
BrookIyu; Broadway Williamsburg New York Trans
Ter Co calls FOR checks baggage TO destination
". G. BESLER 9 NJ BURT.
Vfce-Prss & Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
OTHER mARKETs-gY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct 2lCATTI4E- Receipts 400 head ma Se
steady beeves 81 40d$e 10 and heiters SgS4 10
calves SGQS7 so good prime steers 50 35fS6 40 poor
tn medium So 4GdS5 Is: stcckers and feeders Y "a
81 q HOGS-Receipts 120G0 head; market steany Io5
light. others weak: mixed and butchers - SopS1 90 goo
heavy s. c5S5 rough heavy. 81 SoQS5; light ~ Sv4
50 40: pigs 81 $685. so bulk Of sales. - 1O0S5 40
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. g. 100 head: market
steady sheep IS s0Q$5 co. yearngs 50 l0g$o 80 lambs
Cincinnati oct 21-HOGs steady; butchers and ship
pers' s. 45s5 30; common 81 25$5 % CATTLE steady
fair 10 good shippers Sass 80; common S2gs2 70
sI4EEP AND I4AAIBS-sheep strong. S3Gf+ 80 lambs
East BGffaIo oct ArTI4T1- RscsiPts $50 head:
fairly active and steady; unchanged NISAI-6eoeipts
goo head; active steady 81 ItGSA HOtTStteceipts
9 600 head: fairly active pgs, EiGc IoWer; otAeIs
steady heavy IS 5JaS5 So few 50 60 mixed s. $50
90 Workers, 50 45d$5 90 pigs. s. 3oGS5 40 roughs
4OqS4 stage 8 5q$+i diaries and Erassers 50 99
steady higher; lambs 80 toaSS 70 year
llns S8TS6 So wathers 50 5GTS5 70; 50 2gS5 So
sleep mixed 50 JOdS5 canada lambs. 81 I5nSs.
kansas fqtv Oct 2f.-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000 head.
Including 900 Southerns Market unchanged Choice sx
port and dressed s. pa So fair to good SAG
IS; Western steers s. So$4 800 stoceTs and feeders
So 4OGS4 % Southern 50 50S4 80 Southern cows
81 1880 So native cows 81 s5QS2 25 native hefers 81 so
as rs bulls S2TS3 calves 81 5g$6 80 Receipts for he
weak TO Sc lower Ton 81 bulk Of sales 50 lVg$9 =
heavv S. 10S5 90 PACKERS 10S5 20: pigs and lights
T5aS5 Receipts for the week, 30 80 head SHE
Receipts head steaey Native lambs 50 90
G$7 80 western lambs s. 50F$T go ewes and yearnEs
S4Ts5 % Western clipped yeariings, 81 6s1S5 - western
stOCkers ana Feeders, - 'VuS4 %
Receipts for the week. 1890 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22


which was reported heavy, gave rise 10 hisher
prices in the pit The market was strong, shorts
covering freely and the ouir ceiling Nss oE ioeal
longs. who took profits. Baltimore was r ported
to be a large buyer OF cash oats in tne local mar
ket. which was influential in Ire strength Trade
in the pit was active There has teen large cash
business done Receipts were SO ears December
closed At 2sc TO 2sls- after selling as low as 2sc
80 a nigh as 2alsc May sold from sic to size.
closing at 31Ssc-
Provisions ruled quiet and about steady. Selling
Of the more deferred futures by the Cudany PACK
fns Cornpanv caused an easier start. Bat covering
~ a few short lines and buying orders through
commission houses brought about a steadisr fesl-
ing The local crowd looks more favOrably on the
huving side due 10 the excellent case demand for
both meats and lard January pork sold from
81 s7l on 10 81 So ard reacted 10 So S7is to SO A.
January lard sold from s. 77s OF to S IS to IS ia
ana reacted to the former price October ribs
opened at 81 g. and January sold from 81 70 up TO
81 47l5 Hog receipts were 1900 head. and prices
a. the yards steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR firm: winter
patents IS o0aS4 90 sraights s. soqS4 spring 3
WHEkT-No 2 spring se9s7c No g. 77Tseci No red
sgs5s .. 2aas6ise Ne whts a6sesc 80 white
So EAR fsr to n Choice d nial5ins 41gi6
q7c: No Northwestern. ESQ TIMOTHY SEhstl-fTiifne
81 90 CL4OVER-Contract grade, Sl3 % PQF-nes Mess,
MEATShort ribs sides 1oosel 81 60gs7 TO- short clear
siIaz tboxN) ss17SS % wHISKEY-Basis of high vines
81 30 on the Produce Exchange to-day the BUII-EES
market was firm creaeres. 1T7G2l nc diaries 1870
2ic. prime rsts. 23c; extras. 24c CHEESE steadF' LET
ga
T}u1utb oct 2i-CIose: wHEAT-No northern
s4iic: No Northern. s2e: Decem6er Sc MAJ Ss.c
ST.. 10 Northern s2Qs2tzc: December SI1sc asked
PyF-, No / e9G69lsc BARLEY-2So 2 sac; sample
se1Ts2c CORN-Aay 441qc asked
sirneapoiis Oct 2i.-WHEAT-Dscember. s2%ei NAY
srn st2tc. FLOCR-Flst patents s. 9o9S5; sseoae
Clears So 4Gds2 80. BRAN In bulk, silGsl1 n
Philadelphia oct. 21.-WHEAT quiet contract srsde
October SSas31ec CORN steady October 5811 goso;
OATS unchanged: No white. natural s4984fac; No
rrT;.e cif1nei a41s 635c Bt-TTER unchanged extra
western crearery 2Bc: nearby prints. 24e stsS
ar1: nearby fresh. of. 25c nearby fresh z4e al
YORK fIIl cream fancy 12912Ac NevTork full cream
choice 1114T11Ac: NewYork full cream Islr 70 goOS
ITGf1t4c Receipts Flour 600 bbis: z42Z0VO 10 IN
sacks wheat Il 500 BUSHELS corn 600 6ushes CO.
40 bushels. Shipments Wheat b9VVO ousnos' 0"'N
600 bushels; oats II 600 bushels
St Louis Oct. 21.-Close: WHEAT-So 2 red Sesn5
S6+s 7ss7c: December s34 ds3sc; May s6+ds6!sc no
bsri sGI49sec- CORN-No cash. Jos1ci DeceiIpper'
sSisc: NAV s0t,c: No . white. SOC
toledo oct 21-cLovERsEEp. cash. So IS: oosober
I1ErI;E prime IS bid TIMOTHY. prime, 81 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nevs-Yo-k. October 81, 1903.
r0FFEE-Ths coffee market showed continued steadt-
-.re The openng vas steady at unchanged prices and
Re market steady, unchanged 10 points
srhe- There seemed uneasinesS the December
s+s-ou Certainly there less outright liquidation
80 ne slowly improved fair FOR
accounts OF shorts EST
1ses circulating the effect that long
December had been greatly reduced. would
s-ohsbly not exceed 10000 bags The opening was
tbout with the French market, which net
euchsrEe5 following the sharp advance Of yesterday
Hamburg unchanged to l. pfennig higher, and a
considered sharp
the q Brazilian exchange. which vas advanced
20 1-S2i. Receipts ports
aEainst $4,000 last year. and the Jundiahy
s5veraeaf 10000 bags, against $4,000 lest year
Warehouse deliveries continue liberal compared with
Es- year. snd reached - &C bags Friday against
deliveries
said
ta1es too ls-a materially help showing OF
ro-lss visible supply Of November / The
market Tor spot coffee was steady, with quotations the
basis q e-16c for Rio No :.
e range Of contract prices n the local market to-day
a. Is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22

dull; extra India mess 75s. PORK firm: prime mess
Western 71s HAMS-Short IA TO is 10. strong ass
BACON firm: Cumberland cut Is to 80 10. 5is; short
rib Is TO "a ~ sos Sd: long clear niddles light , to
"a 10 SOS; long mddes. heavy, IS TO 40 70 4e Sd
short clear backs 10 20 10 45s clear bellies IL to
1G n, 4Is Cd SHOCLDERS-Square. II to IL ~ strong
lean refined in pals S1s Cd. RUTHERFORD United
States noninally sos CHEESE-American finest white
firm, Dos American finest steady, 5ss. TALIOW
Prime city firm. 22s Sd; Australian IN London firm
2Ss 81. TCRPENTINE-S Spirits steady 4as Sd. ROSIN-
Common firm, 10s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady. cad
Ii IT., 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
NEW WAX NEW HAVEN : HARTFORD R. A,

Trains depart from Grand Central station A2d St ara
s0s4CN. Via New London Prov-t: 1000 'xJllOo7
A NJ. 7tit:eo. 'xd;0l x 90 Il % - S:gS
NJ; Via spfd--t9:OO A N. 1900; 400. @li:Oo P NJ
PORTLAND. via worcester-fsO2 P N =
WORCESTER and FITCHBURG. "a PUTNAM 45. 2 q
~ n p pPTNCToN sTOCKBRIDGE. LENOx, PITTS
FTEIT5-T4 80 +Fs:49 A NJ, ii "a. 1881 ?. NJ
Central Station and el2Sth ST.
also 81 eaSi is cf354 Broadway. c2 Union Square
TjFth c2G5 Columbus Ave. e649 Madison Ave.
e2Ts west 125h ST. 2Tss Third Ave In Brooklyn. e392
$50 Fulton St, $50 Broadway
Spalv Except Sundays Fstcps az 125th St xstops
q, iQ6h St Sundays only. saturdays only tParior r
TJn1Itsd IIHas dining cParior and Sleeping Car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 2lco5.ng: GoTToMmspo I In n3d
fair sa4d. e19i mddIing. BOD; middllng, 554d low
n1idtng 3Sd good ordinary. 2}d; ordinary og4a
speculation and export and Included 4oo american
Feceints { 400 bales all American Futures cpened
steady ana cIossd quiet. American nidaIng Octo-
her 44d. Ct-rha~ November, 5z4d November and
$50 T,aceT,ber ana January 5. 49d: January
and February ga February ana March o.o4d' March
erJ 80 S-S. AuriI and AIny. $500; May and June
COS ~, go rnIv Sid: July and August, 562d.
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NAVAL STORES.

e,-+., .,-,Ar-,na had a slow sale Saturday but the
market was Without Important change and machine made
his we're quoted TOizC ROsin was steady ana ur-
changed Tar was quoted s. 80 for oil hbls and
500 that with fairly active business We quote:
SpiRfTs TT-RPENTINE-On and machine bbs, T0g
P6sIN2Comrnon to good strained S4aS4 10; E q 20
s. S5Gs5 10. G IS II. II. 81 15l9S5 20; l.
5 20. s. 80 NJ IS 40; y. IS 45; W g. 81 1898 So
and W W. s6G$6 10.
STOCK on HAND
Posi-
snrts turpantine. - - ,I
london oct T.-TJRPENTTNE-Spi 4es Cd
r0SiT2A mercan strained, los Sd; fine. lSs
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BALTIMORE Z OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
.rrvrsv 0TSdER Hour on THE EVEN HOUR
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave 23d Street 10 minutes earlier except MD
mig train leaves u 80 p n
I,y Liberty street. $ OF an Except sun 511et-
49, -OOOa.m. Daily. Diner.
90 moon Diner
200 n Daily. Buffet
.cpov.I Tirnitsd" AGO pm. Daily. All Pullman
street Dtnsr.
" 100 Daily. Bursf
Daily. Sleepers
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
TuRnrGTT TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST.
- "A ~ york CItv West Z3d St Liberty Sc.
5f1Se1o PittShurC Sleeper. so D 1916 MT.
TSics.o CoIunnbus Diner II 50 a Il % nm
Pittsbnra, Cleveland, Limited. 50 m 400 IN
Epittsburx Limited" Bufet....- $50 pm 100 Pm
CiuciansH ST. LoEis, Sleeper II SO iz1b Mt
Cf1einnsti St Louis, Diner. $50 an 1000 An
CfucinnstL ST. Louis. Diner. $50 p m SEQ pm
Of1ces: 1871 26i, 454. 1900 Broadway AstoT HOUSE,.
los cIreenwfoh St. % Union Square W ss1 Grand Sc.
- Y. s4s Fulton BROOKLYN; 2Sd St. and Idoarrv Sc