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The Washington times., 1905-07-07
HARD TIMES AHEAD FOR
KINGDOM OE SAxGAY
Falling Off in Exports of Textile
Goods Causes Alarm to Chamber
of Commerce.
Special Copyright Cable,

BERLIN. July I'm the annual report
Of the chamber Of commerce of fhe
kingdom of Saxony il is deplored -that
the export Of textile goods, especa ally
to Russia and the United States, is kl.ap-
idly decreasing.
As the reasons are given that Htoth
these countries are increasing theirr,u
put, the report sees hard times ahead
because of the ever-increaSing conI eti-
ton with Japan ard Italy. Both ctt1n-
tries in which the wuges are much lcswer
than IN Germany.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07
STAMP RETURN sAoo .ooo.

ALBANY, n. Y. July Returns from
the sale of stock transfer stamps during
June will aggregate 100000 On this
basis the annual revenue from the tax
will equal $5,0O,OG0. which is s., 900. 900 in
excess OF estimates made while the law
was under discussion.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

The announcement that Secretary
Shaw has "bagged the Virginia Repub-
lican organization" will save the Hon
Campbell Slemp. Republican Represents
tive from that State. the trouble Of won
dering where to go for campaign money
next election
The Washington times., 1905-07-07
Smelling Smelling.

r. E. Smelling, of Alexandria, Va, and
Miss Eugenia Smelling, daughter of
Posie Smelling, of Stafford county, Va,
were married Wednesday at the home
OF the brides parents. The Rev. A r.
Lynn officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Shell
ing viii make their home in Alexandria
The Washington times., 1905-07-07
IMMIGRATION GROWS.

BERLIN. July 1.-The number ofJper-
sons eInigTating from Hamburg and
Bremen during the last half years was
20l. .s75, an increase OF S,72S over thetpre-
ceding half year.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Paterson, n. j.. is likely TO be bank
rupted by litigation brought by people
who claim damages because the town
dumps it's pollution into the river. If
Paterson is really getting rid of all its
pollution in this way it can afford to
go broke.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Commander Luis A. Ian, naval at
tache of the legation of the Argentine
Republic, and Mrs Ian have become es-
tablished in their new residence on
Connecticut avenue extended, between
Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

William Travers Jerome went to Kan
sas to lecture and got Presidential
boom for his pains. 1t is staggering TO
humanity 10 contemplate what Lawson
Will drag off when he concludes his
swing around the Kansas Chautauqua
circle
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Keep are at the
Hotel Aberdeen, New York, for the pres
ent. Ex-Secretary of the Navy Paul
Morton also makes headquarters at the
Aberdeen.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

A New York society woman has been
voted the smartest woman in London
possibly because she has decided to re-
turn to America
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Count Cassini, the Russian ambassa
dor, who is just resigning his post here
to Baron Rosen, is preparing to leave
Washington Sunday morning
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

A Brooklyn man has been ordered by
the court to kiss his wife once a day.
This may be the Brooklyn judges idea
of real punishment.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Miss Myra Browne, daughter of Mr..
Bradford Browne, of Colunbiana, Ala,
mayor of the city, is the guest of
her cousin, Mrs Frederick c. Schrader,
at her home on Morgan avenue
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Herr Ferdy du Vernois arrived at the
Curtis Hotel, Lenox, yesterday. With
other members of the German embassy
staff he viii spend the summer there
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Governor Hoch asserts that man
looks his worst when he's dead, which
proves that the Philadelphia gang still
has something coming to it,
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Miss NJ. Geneyieve Fenwick, only
daughter of g. 3. Mcclellan Fsnwick,
OF the Interior Department, is visiting
her schoolmate, Miss Lucy Strother.
daughter of Judge Strother, of Pearls
burg, Va.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

We admit that Mr. Roosevelt is
mighty hunter-still, he can't be ac-
cused of driving the stork out of the
country.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Reports about General Woods need
of surgical services may have referred
only to an intention to have his Philip
pine Job cut off
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

That New York artist who says worn
ems heads are too large for their bodie 9
may have been judging the matter bs-
the price of their hats.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Mrs. Joseph Hobson is at Newport as
the guest of Mrs. Hope Slater. Mrs.
Robson is one of Mrs. Roosevelts most
admired friends.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Melvin Bcflrend, Alfred RosenthaI,
Stanly Auerbacn, and Sylvan Ben
singer have returned from Norfolk
where they spent Independence Day
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Miss Irene Sickle left town for BaIti-
more. where she met Miss Carrye Calm
and Miss Mabel Kaufman, of New York
They will spend two or three weeks al
the Chesapeake Hotel, Rock Hall, Md.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Miss Virginia Smith, who las been
visiting her cousin, Miss Grace Will
hams, has gone TO her home IN Virginia
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Baron Rosen says silence Is diplomatic
Unlike Bowen, he found 1t out in time
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

! Sol Cohen, of Detroit Mich, formerly
| of this city is here visiting his mother:
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

DR.. NJ Richard. of New York. was
here for short while on his way
Westward
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs Morris K. Jessup will
leave Lenox Monday, and will spend
two months at Bar Harbor They will
then return to Lenox for the autumn.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Mrs. Annie w. Ball, of Washington, is
registered at the Alnion Hotel, Asbury
Park. n. J.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

John Robb, of Washington, Ia regis
tered at the Minot House, Asbury Park,
N ].
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Mrs. Terry and their daughter Miss
Eleanor Terry are in Annapolis. where
they will spend most Of the summer.
Admiral Terry, who is now retired, and
his family are Washington social favor
ties.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

General Hey wood, who is now retired,
was formerly commandant at the Ma
rine Barracks in this city. During his
fncumbency the barracks was one of
the most popular social centers for
young people about Washin gton.
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Major General and Mrs. Charles Hey
wood, well and popularity known at the
Capital. are in the city, and stopping at
The Washington times., 1905-07-07

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Terry have
taken a house in Twenty-first street,
between and Q streets, for the coming
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
SOUTHERN coTToN MARKET.
WOOL UNSETTLED.

The Boston American Wool and Cotton Reporter re
ports light trading for the week at all the distrib
uting points The absence of good quality and liberal
assortment check interest while for the
buyers.
The large temporarily OF the market
and the business which being wi the smaller
mills; and the demand from the latter is not at all
tive, the volume OF trade is large In fact with
most houses trade is positively dur. If there were
better selections OF staple territory woos here some are
confident that larger business could have been done
On several varieties and descriptions the market con
nues to favor the buyer the oaf short ccth
ing woos secured short California and Texas oos
and fine heeces. washed and unwashed Pulled woods
show tendency accumulate especially supers which
have been offered prices during the last week
than for previously. The pressure
seems TO be secured wools although should be stated
that the offerings of the latter not of the best as
rule.
Some dealers assert that prices likely to rule high
until production in proportion to consumption
Boston prices during the week: Domestic-ohIo. Xxx
and X 34d3Sc; Ohio. No washed, 40c; Ohio washed de-
laine 36i4G3Tc: Ohio Michigan. unwashed deaine.
27d29c fire unwashed unmercha ndsed heeces 25G2Sc.
one-ouarter threeeghths and half b!ood unwashed
SO 35Q35c: Texas, 22d4c: California 23Sc: Valley Ore
gon 29G8oc Terrory woo.s 1sq2sc scou ed wools asa
70c pulled woos 3094c: miscellaneous, 11426c. Foreign
Australian 3S945c South American 3e1a gaze; Monte
video 36hc; East India 36G3Sc English 4OG4c; carpet
wOols 1S4SSc
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
MASSACHUSETTS, eIANTEss.

The largest in the State is claimed by Lowell
and we are ready TO yield her boast Mrs Flossie
Ouilete is forty years and weighs 442 pounds Her
arm measures 80 around. her waist measure is 5s
inches and her chest measures feet inches Her
height is inches. 1t is the womans good luck
80 49,, Too hands and feet have escaped undue ex-
pans!on Unlike many stout people. Mrs Ouillette Is
iiVht on her feet always done her own houseWork
and she is a great walker While her pace IS slower
than ordinary she does not get out oI oreath or
has weighed 500 pounds but been losing IN weight
~ late The doctors call her q perfectly normal
woman, and she came by her weight through inner
trance Her father. Irishman named Ma4oney.
Weighed a5s pounds. mother. French
Arcadian. weighed 264 They had IS children all or
enormous size a sister weighing 366 pounds and a
brother sos smallest Of the lot weighs 2l2
Mrs CJ1iette Is a widow, and her husband Welghed
onIv 1875 pounds. She has had eleven children ana
only Of them daughter takes after the InoSher
in size Mrs Oullletxe has and again appeared IN
shows but has resolved do uore-tSprtngheld
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeAr-YoriS November 25 1905.
rnrrEE-The coffee market showed distinctly better
- II was the day fer December contracts
,.o-srs to estimates about 100000 bags circu
,.so~ nut this switching only about so 600
ana with the general Impression that December had
80 m he an important market factor the market
-,o1sed 70 the smaller Brazilian receipts and steady
5E-yy5ssn cables opening points higher. and
-. market closed advance Of TO 15 points
10000 bags. There to be little
-, tbst the continued falling off IN Bra
1n receipts reyving speculative confidence in made
-s+s estimates Of crop. and the
s scting toward the claims that the next
-. cznrot be a large one. When Jundiahy receipts
49, sboged sign decreasing II said result from
s+ 9esther but recently weather Paulo has
- favorable the continued light movement is
- interior supplies reported by private cables Brazilian
ns are sti IS. 600 bags above the total from
he 10 goo Of last year to this date but
tbs present scale estimate IS expected Of the De
erber flovement which will suggest figures no greater
uot under Of last by the first Of the new
y,sr. The visible supply statement OF December is
rf expected make bear1sh showing, but this has
esn anticipated since the first Of the month and Il is
Claimed interior both here and abroad has been
roorastinating purchases in the hope OF decline
- that the falling of the movement be accom-
onied br spurt and lead rapid decrease
n supplies during the coming month The European
markets evidently bulsh view of the situation, for
gayre was lGk higher and Hamburg advanced
n X and Il pfennig.
me range prices In the local market today
follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
THE BLUEB0TTLE FLY.
His Value as Scavenger-An Energetic
Insect He.

of familiar Of winged scavengeTs Is the
ubiquitous buebotIe that energetic insect wnh appears
in greatest numbers toward end OF summer. and
fuses to houses says writer In Ine
Peoples Friend
Commonly regarded nuisance, il Is really bene-
factor unconscousy Offering make the world little
wholesome II only leave II TO Its
own devices. has blessed with fine nose for
tainted meat towards which It flies unerringly Undis
tbed II laws It's eggs either dead in the
open air or joint in larder These eggs
tiny. worlike creatures popu
lary known maggots The magsot is IN realty q
bluebottle. with appetite
for carrion midst Of decay; it proceeds i'm
much Of its environment
sinh second period of It's existence
yybe becomes pupa- Then II eats no more until
breaking out into f-bossoed insect manhood 1t wings
its wav hither thther, seeking In turn suitable
for which means the
ultimate removal of some more animal garbage
1t absurd, OF 70 conclude that oiue-
bottles or any natures staff scavengers from
vain Inuch
aItruism the natural world These creatures simply
obey their Instincts the law or their being put py
50 acting they something for the good OF the world In
Their motive indeed they guided by any
selfish; its results however. SUB
serve the wellbeing Of than observation-disclosures
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
STOCK ON HAN
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Ncw-York November .. 1903
BEEVES-R Receipts were % cars or 532 head, including
Mondays market Nothing doing TO-DAY,
beef IN fair demand and steady
adSlsc per prime native sides some
selling high No later cables from
London Liverpool Shipments from this port to-day
IA cattle and S,02I quarters OF beef
CALVES Receipts lU2 head. all Consigned direct
feeling nOminay steady City dressed Veas
IN moderate demand and unchanged a sG13c per 10;
country steady at TGt111ze
SHEEP AND I4AMBS-Recsipts 6s7
head, market making. with the stale stock
demand; prime handy weight lambs full steady heavy
lambs wanted Two OF the latter unsold Sheep
sold at So 759S5 per 100 70: lambs at 81 e59S7 20
Dressed mutton slow TG9c per n; dressed lambs
steady at 103l2I1c.
SaIes-Kerns Commission Company 100 Ohio lambs IS
e 40 100 10 2lI Buffalo do Il ~ at
81 25 BuIalo sheep. 13S II. at 80.
Judd 153 Pennsylvania lambs. 16 10, at 81 30;
IS Pennsylvania sheep 100 N. at 50 IS
Tobn shannon. Z Pennsylvania sheep. III ~ At 50
HOGS-Receipts 4003 head; sale. Feeling
nomnay steady Country dressed hcgs slow at 54z7zc
Per n for heavy 70 light weights.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEAN, - New-Yorl November 25, 1905.
ss Sc M but fey g3sPo 5966nE sales eRocs
were earlier in the week Pea are just shade easier
& Of late Red kidney very firm and This only
holders are asking more money Other varieties Of
peas SLOW and e anoe in BN 2R or @ 1861
DO pea igo5 choice 81 s. s @ nsip s n 1872 @ c66iGe 3 q
Isl S2ls do to good 0oQs1 10: kidney
ow eve 1895 s66loe @ 81 s s6 ? Do f2ie a cS for a.
g SSaS2 80; GREEN PEAS. Scotch, choice. bush.
I IT. s &c s So ,sosay oae akng nal total
than the corresponding week last year Sellers did not
fancy fresh creamery and YET the demand for It is very
the limited Quantity Of stock 1e aIaabe RI Fer ali other
et 6eaV and le mere R is G9 sae @ g ang me ery
@ 9 the IN S gg0s ana t6e{ n DO n not T %
transactions Some encouragement found the larger
trade win Be should encouraged BY
here wanted at home Held creamerv remains
very auie' FastoTg Is s frIner the demand ma , fT24
pretty well Renovated dun Shipments to Europe for
extras, per n, &c (Mercanie Exchange official quota
thiTds thru isai7c do held eIras 22822 5c DO arsis 2O@
s6a s'as qars do no ied GO western initiation
eTeaner extras ls5=glSe; do fTsts Is
extras 40 fsts We y oy 20 Tsfe
% 20 Te'G6ls s. i6fse Do e 8 lee do % i5ai5
week shows lttls if s+9g any
OF cold storage and held nrmy ana with and gnr
s4 ia sa n G weak sh9T 9 pc a orfes
taken few cheaper grades mostly skins CHOICE
light held about steady but SKINS plenty oall
Liverpool cable. eos for colored ana 9eS ~ Lor
white We quote state. full cream small ana ana g arg
e9ored a1a b Thifs f do fa 10 good i2c light
skins choice 1Ols Ollie part skins prime 81 9se DO
good. sl4Gsc do common fair. 7a79-o fun SKINS
RE5GsGRec.ipts to-day. 65e1 cases There Is sI
scarcity high grade fresh gathered esss nna sd
enough TO keep these cleaned pretty wen al
prices There IS Indication. however, OF HtIe
larger supplv in future Medium sho loEer
Irregular valnts re
frigeratcr quotable change IN iIe ss
Of there weak spots deFeioplls on
the part OF holders Of large lots who are becoming
anxiols 70 unload OF occasional
in order TO business We quote Ia ss94o o
nd white, fancy fdssi -.
choice 85aSc; do mixed coors. S5c do nTss %
extra nrrts 8o934c; do seconds Igzec 90 s as
fresh. finest 5ze GO 1s.S'
sos, 40 saconds 2sa2sc DO undergrades, 21G-3c: Asf
4vcy ana Tennessee best z930c Do undeFsrAe9s. -A4
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. 25.-Closing wHEAT-spot firm; NO =
red Western 7tad futures steady DecerpeF
IS 1o&d March. 6s lid; May. es ehd- coRN.spp99, p9
quiet American mixed futures quiet January IS 50
March, As Cd FLoUR-st Louis fancy winter ssesay "a
Sd HOPS in London (Pacifo Coast) steady t3 lOsafs
los BEEF quiet; extra India mess, IT'S Cd. PORK
Prime mess. Western nomnaly 75s HAMS-Short CUT
Il to is ib ass BACON steady: Cumberland cut 20 20
80 TO- ass short rs fs "a ~ 4as ed; long clear mid
dies light. rs 81 10 AIS long middles heavy
20 to 40 No. as 3D. short clear backs 1e TO 70 10 as
clear bellies, Ii 16 10. Cd SHOULDERS
IL to 10 10. firm. 34s steady; western IN
tereces 3Ts American pals. ass 3D. BUTTER
Good United States non,nally SIS. CHEESE strong
American finest white SIS 3D. do eolored sos TALLOW
Prime city firm, 2Ss Sd: Australian IN London strong
sos TURPENTINE- easy, 45s ROSIN-Con-
mon steady, 9s 3D. Observation-Disclosures. Sd. LIN
SEED OIL firm, i9s.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
oTHER MARKET@sY rELEeRAPH.

Chicago Nov 25.-CATTLE-Recepts 900 head;
steady beeves So 20gf8 90 cows 81 a09s4 So heit
50 259<4 go: calves s5GS7: good prime steers
s5 35Qse 90 medium SO 25gs5 rs stockers ant
So 2oGS4 90 HOGS-Recefpts coo
81 OoGS4 S0 heavy
TOS4 90: rough heavy. s. 45$4 GO: light
: bulk Of sales. 81 TodS4 60 SHEEP
Receipts head; market strong sheep 50 40es5 60
yearlings Sc 25Gs6: lambs 50 1JGST 80
East Buffalo. Nov. 25-cATTLE- Receipts. go head;
ass EOGS-Recefpts $500 head; fairly active 5l0c
lower heavy and mixed 81 e5as5 o5 Tork.rs 81 $50
81 IS; pIsr e5 oSs5 io rouzhs 81 eGs& so stass ss3
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
NAVAL STORES,

The market for spirits turpentine was dull un-
asked for machine
Rosin was nominal common o
good strained Tar ruled quiet unchanged. We
0uote: SPIRITS TCRPENTINE. oil and machine bbls.
So Y G64c. TAR s. %. ROslN. common to good
strained So 81 700 s. 70; F. s5d s. TO- G. S5
IS l5: H. S5 50 20: l. s. 20: X. IS 80: NJ $5 40:
y IS 70; " C. 50 T5 q s. So and w ". S6GS6 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine, bbis. .-...-.-........... I5.2
Tar bbls- 11oS
London. Nov 25.-TURPENITNE-spir 44s Sd.
ROSIN-American. 9s Sd; fine. les Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
NEN-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 2e 1905

50 70 SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Receipts. eooo head: slow;
lambs 15c yearngs lower: lambs. So 1887 49, year
iIngs s5 1895 IS 5o6s5 75; ewes "a 4SqsS'
sheep. mixed, 81 5oaS5 25
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

GsorroNIThe cotton market continued very nervous
after the close the who has been the
bear leader and who supposed 10 nave been the CHIEF
seller OF advising the public he
had his contracts in anticipation gov
estimating crop
low 10000 bales After this circular issued
business the prices about I3 o Is
points official close and the local short inter
uneasiness. Liverpool slghtly
disappointing and appeared be very unsettled Due
45 points lower cables opened 10 points lower but
rallied the close only points lower,
about American points under expectations The
steady with months points
while prices frmed up the call progressed.
2 higher. There q very heavy
demand attributed the time to the old bull Clique and
credited with buying $4,000 bales Of
March during the first hour trading And stil there
plenty of cotton offering scale and after ad
vancing gain Of 10d15 points. the
of and closed barely steady a net o IG3
the light OF the circular
leader of the bear forces ii
selling attributed this
believe for the original bull party The significance
OF of front
prominent figures IN the market in posi-
of encouraging advance In prices bulls
predicting excited advance Liverpool Monday
was
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington Nov 25-The condition of the Treas
ury at the beginning of business to-day was as
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFICATES
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
Ocean Steamers.
MaGmbmPgaAmePdG@m limGo

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Limo
MISUNDERSTANDING.
fPENNS1 l1N ANA DE. :. ~ a n
+Patrcia Dee IS fWaldersee- Jan s
Pretoria Dec. 2S Pennsylvania. Jan -
$Bluecher Dec 80 sAIuerika Jan. 20
S. S. AMERIKA. MOST LUXURIOUS AND MODERN
OF LENIATHANS.
Grill Room IGymnasium. Elevator & Ia Carts
Restaurant fCallIng at Dover FOR london Paris
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENOA
Prinz Oskar. ....-. Nov 2S, II y NJ Jan l3 Mar. :
r. Bismarck Lee =. sNp11n
Prinz Adalbert. Dec. 10. IL NJ Feb Mar. %
Hamburg. Jan. 6, 23O p NJ; Feb Il Mar 81
fDeutschlan Feb. g. 230 P II.
sCretic Chartered White Line) Feb q
1st Glass $40. sS5 S11s0O upward. according
steamer selected.
sCal Gibraltar fGril Room.
6. :. Motke Madeira. Cadiz, Gibraltar. Malaga, Al
giers and Genoa Jan. 60. 1906
s. S. Deutschland to Italy.
IN LESS THAN s DAYS
s. s HAMBURG & FUERST BISMARCK ARE NEW
VESSELS OF THE MOST MODERN TYPE AND OF
ABOUT 10 600 TONS
Offices 81 and 81 Broadway. Piers Hoboken. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

Corse oables: Rto-Cores market steady; No Z Rio.
4sss exchange lesd receipts. II 900 bags shipments
70, s United States 600 bags shipments for Europe
sooo bxfs; stock. $4,000 bags aantos-Co1es market
eue good average Santos 1900 recspts 1900 bags:
f<cx l525,000 bags. EaInburg-Coffee market opened
ptselS higher; az net sG1i pfennig higher;
lsx 1sto5 bags Eavre-Cofee market opened steady.
Aek higher; at u unchanged; sales. 10000
a&
Ia ssatircaI position Of Brazilian coffee
To-day. Last week. Last month.
Fsveycf esvcries-... 13S55 10.420 1898
tatarors telireries..... 1853 SS1 Al
tsvorissns deliveries 1893
rc..i tsiiveries....--. 1904 IoB1 2O7e2
Ssv-foTk stock 3 S02 lis 5S32 43o 1857 100