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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Likely Withdraw Entries.

Mrs. j. b. Nj Grosvenor, whose husband died
In New York last Monday, will, In all probabi-
lty withdraw her entries to the Richmond
has been received It is generally understood
that such will be the case, 5s, < Il
4 The death OF Mr. Grosyenor was received
& The sale Of tickets Is increasing with each
da v. fEs atsNihl tt75 {s,3jt4i it5 igi Mo- 'aal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
WHITE AND KOMURA ARE
MADE DOCTORS OF LAWS
4 fBv Associated Pre ira, s

3tsi ss CIV Associated Press.) i
4 NEW YORK, September q .,-The hons
orary decree Of doctor Of laws was con-
ferred by Columbia University to-day on
atSsss japan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The ETImes-DlspatchD 1
s NEW YORK, September 27.--Waldorf,
w. y. Payne; Bartholdl r. G.. Millsopp
and wife; imperial, J. Burford, Jr; AL
sbemnrle Miss M, r, Williams. r, G.,
Walker Mrs. ". J. Walker; Wolcott,
e.. NIIllhiser; Cumberland, r. u. Macom-
ber and wife; Navarro r, Malanchton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
TTTI-I1 ~ M az -. ~ a ~ 2
(By Associated Ioreas.)

\; NEW ORLEANS, September 27.-Thc
remarkable feature Of the yellow fever
report to-day Is the small number Of
new cases. tho smallest reported on any
dayt since the early days Of August.
The death list is still holding on, as it
always does towards the end or an cpl
5demlc. Among the deaths are those Of
I two negroes. fst
The chapel OF the convent OF Perpetual
q doratIon on Marais Street was fumi- =.
gated day. No more cases have de-.
! vcloped there. s!5j 33si3}ss
Steady Improvement.
The news from the country indicates
a. steady Improvement a t all OF the old
points OF Infection. though two OF the
recently discovered points are beginning
to show activity Tie country reports
showed Il fifty-four new cases ana three
4 deaths
"a The heaviest rainfall that New Orleans
20 has had for many weeks. began to-day
3 before daylight. 1t rained steadily for
4 more tina n two hours. completely tlush-
ling the cutters. W
How much damage was done to els
4 tern screens 1t Is difficult to say, but
all the OIL and a good deal Of the SAT-
in the cutters was washed away. Never
tbelcss the fever fight is now. considered
tc be SO we'll In hand that even the
: creation OF fresh breeding places for
4 mosquitoes causes little alarm.
Presidents Reception.
The plans arranged for the Presidents
& entertainment II he comes here on Oc-
stober oath. have been arranged with q
view TO his protection. and he will not
be taken Into, any OF the infected dis
tricts. He is to have "a military and
civic reception 10 be escorted from his
train to the City Hall. where he Is to
make an address TO the citizens. then
taken to his hotel, where there Is to be a
banquet at night, and the following
morning is to have q ride through the
\ harbor on an ocean steamer before ne
boards his special train on his departure.
Tho new mosquito ordinance has been
passed by the City Council, It repro
sonts the work OF the best sanltarians,
lawyers and officials here, and has the
endorsement OF flle Federal authorizes
who we're consulted in 4 is penetration.
Fumigating Schools.
F'umigating gangs to-day were put. to
work in tho various public school build
ings with a view to their complete dis
infection In timo for opening on Monday.
There are about sixty buildings which
will have to be treated IN .}s
Second Vice President u r. Harahan.
OF the Illinois Central Railroad, reached
mere to- day, and went Immediately to
the stuyvesant docks for m inspection
nf the work OF rebuilding there. Every
thing has been hurried in order that the
road may be able to handle It's export
trade without Interruption. Mr., idara
nan found the facilities ample for hand
ling the immense grain, COTTON hhu =, ot VIZ.
rafflc which has already started THIS
way PIE 4 lS&5Es 54tg RI gss &Sa8E
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Z DR. Wm. P .Hereford.l

Il DR., William p. Hereford, a swcl-known
resident of Prince William county, Va,
died q few days ago at his home, near
Wellington, In the elghty-ninth year Of
his age. DR.. Hereford was q veteran Of
the Seminole War In Florida, and Isl said
TO have been the last survivor OF that
OF the two messengers that brought the
news Of the capture of Osceola from the
battle-ground to the outside world. lie
spracticed medicine In this city long be-
fore the Civil Observation-Disclosures STAR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Pensacola Situation
II. (By Associated Press.)

PENSACOLA, FLA, September. 27.-
SIN new cases and two deaths Is the
total OF the fever history to-day, No
now foci have developed, Tho suspicious
cases reported from Milton and Bluff
Springs, proved to be malaria Y =, Ihe e
a,Ithorlties arc proceeding With their
usual precautionary measures,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
THE PURE KIND, s;
"a "clover n lll" Butpr.
Made by Fox River Butter Company
Virginia Christian Missionary SoeIsiy,@
Norfolk, October % to 9Th,
Via Chesapeake and Ohio Route.

On October LIST, I'd and I'D ME C. 4 a.
Ry will sell round trip tickets fsom Rich,
mond x, Norfolk and return Tor ,aentir,s
~ Virginia Christian Missionary society,
at sS,5tl, limited TO October 10th. sy Y. IL
q. fast trains leave r ichraond at ~ " III
spa A n. y. t9y Gog1oIlp IA ss
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Mrs. w f. III Haynes, died at l1er resi-
adence \, September 26th, in the thirty sec
$ond year OF her a ge. sd u ;s 345sS 3s8,S
The funeral will take place TO day at
a p. NJ. from Pine Street Baptist Church.
Following is the OF pal-bearers:
Active-Cha +. Taylor, E George a II.
Snead, ". r. Snead G. w. Carter, Il s.
Idgon, r, w. Wilson, Herbert c. Stove
Charles Z. IIefew. h
Honorary. w. Woodward, j. P.
Pettis, w. w. aLefew, II, NJ. Farmer, ID.
S. woodward, IT. NJ. Perkins. VIE
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Miss $Beulah Inez Clarkson.

Miss Buelah Inez GARRISON. only child
Of Mrs. Emma and the late J. II. Clark
son, died Tuesday at her mo Their s home,
No. 1903 Floyd Avenue. The funeral Will
take place at J, S p, 81 NJ. to-day from ST.
sE Andrews Church, 35#sEiy5 7 Z X; " 5 All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Trials in Hastings Court,
n tho IIustlings Court Yesterday the

e In the IIustlings Court yesterday the
following cases were disposed Of:
4 Mary Hunt (colored) malicious wound
Ing: acquitted l8F
Robert Booker, larceny: acquitted.
a Eta Allen unlawful cutting. guilty,
five years In tho penitcntiary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
\ Empress Vernell M olty.

Empress vernell Molly, little daughter
and only child OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
Molly, died yesterday In her parents
home, No. 1902 10 West Clay Street, aged
fifteen mon tbs. n W. Ell I'll &5
The funeral will be to-day? from the
re sidonra a r. 40 r. Nf,sjlaSGts
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Two sisters and two brothers also sur;
Richard Saunders.
lsnoc,ol q The Tlmes- Dl,,Ispatch.)

Especial to The Times DIspatch.J I7I7
BOWLING GREEN, VA, 4 Sept. 227,----5
The body of Richard Saunders, e years
old, OF East Bank, ". Va, who was
killed In an accident on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad reached here sun
wood Cemetery Monday evening. Ills
mother Mrs Sallle @, Saunders, and Mrs.
A. ". Plttman, Richard H., Saunders
Mr.. and Mrs. FL 1T. Morris and daughter
Mrs. Brown and Miss Hull, Of West aVlr-
ginla, "a accompanied the remains, b,
Funeral services We're conducted a tine
grave by Dr., Jas. NJ, NJ cManaway, me
4pall-bearers were Jno, l, White, G; W.
GarrettlsW r. Ennis, Eugene Broa ddgs.
IT. w, Chandler and James T. Richards.
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. Lucy P. Angle,
Mrs Lucy r. Angle, wife OF Mr.. Joseph
A. Angle, and daughter Of Mr.. a. j. and
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Mrs. Sarah A..#Tones.

"a Mrs Sarah A.#Jones,& OF Buckner, 5Loulsa
county, died September H. Il at 8 p NJ,
aged eighty-onc years. She was the
widow Of Patrick II. Jones. She leaves
two children Richard r. j ones and Mrs.
William r Wood. 9%3t6 S5gb s&
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Republican Committee.
The Republican City Committee will meet
II s'ords law building to-nsht at 9 CLOG clock,
man. and q fun attendance Is desired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
8urer G. W. Porter, died yesterday after a
lingering illness of some mont hs. 49,
Daily Mortuary Report.


Daily Mortuary Report. S&
81 Deaths reported to the Board OF Health
Office yesterday were: \.
BE White-7-Marion Clarke, aged months
Stewart r, Williams, aged 81 days
(male). D7 Randolph Street. a II. s Y
S(male), sos cabell Street. * D.
800 North rwenty-lnlnth Street. sss65
DEATHS.
dence. No, sis South Pine Street., LUCY
r., beloved wife OF Joseph A. ANGLE
and daughter of a. j., and M Is e.
Haynes. In the thirty second year Of;
street Baptist c ihas p' THuRspAi at
p. NJ. Friends. and acquaintance are 4
DAVIS, Died. Sept q, 1905, at 7:so p NJ.
At NO ils West Cary Street. ANNIE a
Cornelia Bell Davis, aged eleven months
and seventeen days. Il # ai z, 4 II I'd 3
JONES. Oiled. suddendly, at her home,
near Buckncr,s, Louisa county, Va, on
O'clock. Mrs, SARAH +. Jones,
Eep slghtyrst year eA She e sSass two
children. Richard f. Jones and MRS.
William r, Wood. to mourn their loss,
4 she was OF n cheerful. kind and affec- Y
and friends. and will be sadly missed In
her home and elsewhere. FIR
Sweet rest In Heaven,'
MOTIF Died, Sept. 81 1895, at $50 r. NJ n
& at the residence OF her parents, No.
1909 1-9 West Clay Street, NNPRESS q
YERNELL MOIirH. aged 10 months,
only child of Mr. and Mrs. r.. w. AToltz.
Funeral TODAY (Thnrsday) from
residence, $50 F, NJ. lnterment in Hol-
lywood. q 53SS5
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Miss Mollie TONNES.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatcho
AMELIA cOuRTHOuSE, Sent H.-The
burial OF Miss Mollie Townes took place
at tho Presbyterian cemetery At O'Clock
Mr.. Potts, pastor OF the M, u, Church.,
toiilciated, There was u large attend
nnce and beautiful floral offerings. Miss
Mollle had been sick q long time, put
bore her illness bravely and patiently
sister, Miss Noyelln. and three brothers,
Niassrs Inn. INV. u and E. Nv. HOWnes.
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4 Miss Louise Shackleford.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) F
y FRI1DIlRI / KSBURG, VA, Sept. a7--
Miss Louise Shackleford, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Shackleford, Of Brooke
Station, Stafford county, died at the home
Of her parents Monday. after Il linger-
Ing Illness. aged thirty-one years. She
is survived BY her parents, four broth-
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I Mrs. Nora Lee Moore.

Especial to Tho Times Dlsmtch)
. DANIELToWN, YAp Sep IS y, !, H. :
Moore, died at her home, near Cochran,
Of typhoid fever, from wihoh she had
been suffering for about two weeks or
more. Her infant died few hours be-
fore. Il
from the effects of typhoid when his wife
Mother and babe were laid to rest in
the same grave.
Luther Cleve Hale.
Especial to The Times pispatch)
SPRING VALLEY, VA, September Pr
luther Geve Hale, member of the
class of '07, University. Yollege of Medi-
cine, died at his home here Sunday night
OF fever, Mr.. Hale was twenyt-one years
of age, and had been III about three
weeks.
IS Mrs. e. w. Porter.
", Especial 20 The Tines !spateh.l 35S &
g STI1VENSVILLE, VA, Sept. 27..-Mrs.
g g. ~, .RnxtsG Nafa a1 sx;c COMMA HsaS,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-11-16
DORCHESTER.

Dereh<-ser. W. Ssr IA. oar l,s.
lie letter did ss.@ps ,se -s.,s h.sk.s. ..
decided % eou. .g.is sAis .ssk rah 8
fs~ locals.
". b Harris. Of c.ssl--ssa. hes re-.
'ursed 20 sh;s rises saa accepted bis for.
"ss position ~ish he Colonial 1o.i sss
Cole Co.
Rev. rsss. Calf. a "a. pi,es. delivered
a. sseellsas -erssea saas.y psrhs to /.
i.rSs congregation.
Mss NiaHis S'sn.,u sent to Ase..
i.ehi. SasasdAy s-eaiss 70 A..e som.
dental -ork do0s sns rssara-d Suad.r
uiorsiag.
Mr.. : l. Fsyios. of iaaisas. has &c.
eep'sd position -i'A i>e c.i.si.i c..t
= ooss csnpsps ~ ihi- place
AF'bsr C. Price. ciigF ss.r., r. of
{ 'rbin. ky-. STATED g. ~. .a...-.' ...
Sga-1sy last. bs' i- cas-xiss ear. "a.
ealaeh's b. -as7pesvdT @, s-i ~, H.
sane trsin -hich hrsashf Li~ back A..
Dorchester sgsia ih. saad.v wh.,
sboq, b Arthur
Dr. T. ~ sesc.'i. sh, h.. l.een yer.
sies. is Improving
Fhe school Al 'bi- %. 3. pr-g.e..ins
''seif u"der thc n n.n.g-mrut Of Ni....
Grace Adams and o.. Harris.
j, C--hsi'ey sent 10 Big ston. Cap Sat.
1rdas night reiHruipg sunday.
NJ Marion Kelly. 81 Stousra. .p.n,
Sardav a. this place ~,
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For October.

fr'"ar' Gsads Evening Glass. b.
hIirN tasond, Nellie Dove Nanoref
N.rnins case H-Neihe Hor.le,
A-Cfrrie Naander. lanes K-ur. Liui.n
Head Nouhy Mentoa Es.nine Cfsss
A->orhla Benedict
Morning Class Anne. Palmer R.,
lumir.in. Candy Williams. Heies Kids
James K~liv.
fir-t Grade. R-Mtra Caaood. N,t..l
Oni len. sidney Mullins. Baxter Hor.le,
A-Mirifm Taylor Georgia Pia.f.r Wor-
ihf Mention h-Laui.e Goodioe. MAJ.
tic Nicscis, May Sksen. A-R@ssi.
F.'mer, hrnseig pickrnsou
second Grsde: B-None A-Ka,-
son' favne. Emory Iuther. Nav Rssnold.
worthy Mention. B-Cssrlie Lafher.
L'ily Jones, jamie Thompson A-StsiIa
barchett, Eiwood Downs.
Third Grade. B-Fred Baker. N.uss
Johns, Harry Wallace. A-Zouie Pslm-
sr worthy Mention. B-John Grahsm.
william Mathews, Netiie Kiid A-John
Allen GoOdioe.
Fourth Grade. B.-Sarah Kidd. Ven..
sfursiii, Hanna Brown. A-Georre Val
lace Grace Wolfe. WORTHY Mention. b
Emmett stewarf, Robert Potter. A.
kaih Jones. Reuben Banks
fifth Grade; B-Leftie Crouch. A.
None. worthy Mention-Noae.
Sixth Grade. BID BODY. A-Nia.
uie bostwiek, Katie Horsley. CarIise
Skeen. worthy Mention: B-Bessie
Ramsey. Janst Bailey, Ebert Large. A.
Marguerite Goodioe.
SeeeDsh Grade.--Eagene Brown. wor-
ihf Aentioh--Csilie rempletos.
SigAsh Gsads.--R-sia Tsea,p.oa.
Ninth Crace--Noee.
Tenth crade.--Graeie Grahsm.
l. Respectfully.
! X. II. sAspps. Psls.
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CRAB ORCHARD.

Cra" Orchard. Va. Nov. I3-The rail-
road engineers here nov are sarre,ia.
" "ue ofr-ilro4d through Obi. ,aue. from.
tAe ~par railroad of tls j. Al RR. Al
che tunnel at the George Hughes place oa
North PORK up th,- water course to the
mouth Of Big Crab Orchard Creek and 40
same to The bead on the dividing ridge
het"een lee and Wise couuii,..
Rev. D. ". White, Prof Of Lee Baptist
Institute st Pennington Gap. vas here
SHnuay s'd preached wonderful. hu.i.
cal, foreihie Sermon a., Pleasant Hill Bup-
iist Church aud vas appointed mod
orator by the church in the ordination OF
Eiber' Bledsoe and wm. Barker IS the
Deacons Of the church here. Rev. A. Hur-
ley and NJ V. Olinger add A. Y. Kirk. Of
olinger' composed the preshy,ery that or
dained them
Rev. A. NJ Kirk is here this week sell.
ing books. He is the colporter Of Powssls
River Association
Prof Barton e. Youog. the puhsie
school teacher. aud went sqaiireI hunt
ing in the Stone Mountain aud killed
good ness Of squirrels SATURDAY.. Rev.
d. W. White vas at dinner sunday and
eat OF these dne squirrels With Us at our
hone. Xxx
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-11-16
GATE CITY HAS TWO
FIRES IN ONE DAY.
The Property Loss by Second
s'aze VIII Probably Exceed
Ten Thousand Oollars-Lit-
tie Insurance was Carried on
the Buildings.

Gate City. Va. Nov. "a Folioxisr the
big hotel fire 90 Nanesv morning. snosh.,
big blaze occares u ,uday aixbi. The
sPeters Block opposite The courthouse "a.
s~e2t a~sy with the - res Of HI Ad.
dington A Co and q ,,ilea a Co. Ai.o,hs
residence Of A. r Ksn~er aad Jo.eos
Peters and the DID Morrison store hoa..
occupied bv v. :. Coz a. sts- Office.
The alarm -ss raised at 1900 O'Clock
and hy toe tis'e the people assembled "a.
whole interior of the aaildinS. -.
seetling u-ss Of flames The Ire spread
80 rapidly that neihiug could be saved
Almost ia tsiakiiag IL ,7resaso A. r
A'nset's residrnee sdjoiuing the Peter.
building on the east Nothing vas saved
from Mr. Kinssr'- hou.e The re.id.ncs
Of NJ Peters. back Of chi. Laiidinr. s.s
also consamed
Tie great dsurer uas in th- fire eros.
ipg The street 20 the eourtboass. the Ro,,.
Fisai House and Dr. Edmonds re.idepc..
and % vas only bs thc most persistent aud
Systematic Sighting thst Il Nas prevented
from doing 50. At one dime the cornics OF
the eourihou-e AS on nre. burning aud r
the roofing. Do looked then a. iCthc court
house AS doomed which ~ouid h,v.
meant conaagratieu Of appalling chsrso-
Tor. While manv heroic f-ats were n.r.
i'fmed at the ,~o fires. ,cs ia saving the
cou5'hou.e NJ John White performed /.
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OlINGER.

oiinger. Va. Nov rs. prpf = xbn.
'i remington Cap va ,u ,o-n susd.,.
). A oii"ger made living trio TO ?...
n'ugton Cap last -sck
Mrs. Folly Shuler ds.d s.iu,d., It th.
eou'e o. Joho sha'ss OF ,h,. place w..
N"a'er 7a' move ih-n s,,eni, ,,.r. cid
ihe ~ri'er ani Billiard b o niger -..-'
.t' Deep sprnz Sand,,
Mrs hehrcrs R-s.sr b. .t,k a., chi,
writing
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-11-16
1872

flrcs were put out wiki the Chem
zeal Hand ENtneuishers IN the
Ciiy of Boston during eight wears
ending February D. 1904. accord
ing Co the published reports of the
''''a.'" thc commissioner.
Everybody ought 10 have a
BADGER FIRE ENTINGUISH
Err"
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SEWING.

Any one wishing sewing at 4
reasonable price. Please give me
trial. Mrs CoRxIE KELLY.
Sulphur Springs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
r FADING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R.
? - > 80 . - - z
West z2d St, N r.
Foot EIbarty St n.

STATIONS | yoae h 2Sa ss' 81 4 aa ?
Time shown below IS from Liberty St West z2d
s. leaves 10 minutes sarsr. except noted By dssis-
mating marks
EAsTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUcR
CHUNk-z4.00 ais EasJonl, SO A n Lac. 44s.
9899 99So;4S E7s{on oHIy) P Il sun Hs-zO A N-s
WILKESBARRE AND sCRANTON-s.1o A NJ Liza
LAKEW0oD LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
wood and Lakshurst). Gals P N Sundays. 7-os
ATLANTIC cTTY-a94O A. n kT3-40 p N
LONG BRANCH, ASBCRY PARK. OCEAN GEOYEs
R95ST PES g ANP sEs49a 55 ,6
e99 5 IS IS II 20 ot $50 nas' '-a'p' o1'-a
BCa. EAST LONG BR4NCa-S4-o0 ss.5c. $50. Ii-ss
A N. 80 4-so $50. s-so P N Sundays. aoo A NJ
Embellishments MOO. r8oo. $500. nns1o.oos
n'5.6e. m's.oo '7,o6 t7s0. 's0O. s1o.s0 P. NJ
BALTIMORE AND WESTINGHOUSE. nns1O.oOs
1900. rn"20O. nI"4 90, 500. 900. ~jf21S-
WTLLIAMsPORT-Tz4 456. fs.O0. 1910 CI009.
A NJ. Reading only. lS100. 20. 42-0e ?. II
Rsading;, P0ttsvills, Harrisburg only. t4Oo sea.
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Lsavs Pier 81. N. r, ". aga
St. 1000 A NJ. 405 ?. NJ sundays, s-95 A II,
A NJ. ts6 P n Sundays - 1000 a n. Tsi0 P. NJ
"Daily. tDaily except Sunday. sSundays- xFarloF
ing car. saturdays only zFrou1 Liberty St onIys
wEast Long Branch only.
From Twenty-thIrd street-b5 20 P NJ. ESQ P. Ms
e- fgcss. TB5erty St west gs5 St Ast6r House
ISL 4S4 t3OO 1884 Broadway Is2 5th Av. 81 5th Ave
g Union Square West 27ss 50 AZ 70 West i25th ST.
St Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
Co calls for and checks baggage 70 destina-
W G. BEsIER c NJ BURT.
vfce-PreS e Gen. Mgr. Gen PaEsr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
EXPoRTs TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-To-k September 81 1905
CCEFEE-The coffee easier under realizing
n sbse1Ce Of support The opening steady al
unchanged prices advance Of points the gain
confined the October option This was about L
w!tl the cables. which showed little feature aH3
rhere nothing special in the late news demand
very light profits by smaller
lorgs saESinE tendency the afternoon ana
market barely steady net decline OF 10
ro-ts Sales about Is soc bags including a rev
from October months Most o. ne
selling said originate win Wall street people o
believed there anything n the genera
news explain decline Primary markets were
unchanged Brazilian receipts were moderate and the
European markets seemed steady. while II was reported
ground The t1at better business hac recently
spot coffee with Receipts Al
Brazilian ports only 5000 bags Sor me
against bags JUndlaEy receipts
5000 last year. sac faulo
receipts DAY IS 62 bags against 6l9 nass
or the European markets Havre was = franc
higher ! franc lower. and Hamburg was lachalged
on & month. which / Zig lower Inc
market SPOT coffee steady. with quotations OF
-zrse o. coatracI prices in the local market to-day
Is frlIoRs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

but decline OF 10 to 40 points at Psrs RerI,n as Y
mark ioNer and Budapest ; points down A Broou1haIl
cable reported 53st the French Auers Association had
the 1900 Aef-s-
Coo over the recent official estimate and 5s 900 0j
DoNe Lasr own nFures o. year ago. Weather eond-
lions II al parts of the West continued verv favor
able foF the movement The fact that Nortvest REGENTS
We're only CT cars, against gg2 cars lset vear was
G1e 20 az cogesto Al all interior points the arrivals
were l@lt-O uO bush compared hush
year NO red wheat al the close quoted at s97sc
seNatcF ana disc . afoat: No l Northern Tuluea
-. ss ana No Northern Manitoba a2ssc n n aaost
oOitN--instead OF sharing the wheat strength today
corn was inactive al tmes and no more than stesS
eoSng mere IN fact partly isc lower BUYING orders
NeLe Hhllec, partly owing TO the weather
i1 ' I 'a.-L.or receipts we're nearly 2ooCOo
tal iNst year The Liverpool closed
higher but there scarcity Of EXPORT orders on
N1aaote basis and ony about half n dozen leads were
teterteg The weather almost nerfac+ n
parts OF the belt with stating that HE entire
crop would safe No corr was
co. a. 80 eieHatoT and 59isc anoet: white
uo-et and No yellow, cote O b ahoat OATS-Tbe
et Tor oats was fairly steady moderately active
S. sL losing STEADY here or spot without change
N1ked = 10 y 10, quoted 32l. 33 natuTai
WHIT 30 e 80 10 33G354c, clipped white 3s 10 a.
10 80 aISge &c. RYE-Market dull:
Sol New York: BARLET9fa-ket easy; feeding se7
"5'ss { Bur1alo and mating 43a52c, Z BIfYaIo
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