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New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

15,e-rooI Dec 17-CIosing: wheat-spot. No 2 red
western winter steady. Is ID: No NortneTn d spTiag
Sya-5 ss issd Nav 6s 24d- Corn-Spot firm; Anaer-
can mixed oS 5 Gid futures steady; January IS 4@d;
Va-yh IS 3a.d; May 32.d Peas-Caradial strong 9s
it'd FIour-st Louis fancy winter firm e Sd HOPS az
1andou-PaciAc Coast steady. t3 5sGtS los Beef nr'
extra 75s 3D. Pork steady: prime mess e 81
American refined. in pals as o1
T-fT7a western in tierces Hams-ShoTt cut Il
p IS 70 dull AIS Cd Bacon quiet Cumberland cut IS 70
n rib. - 70. AIS Cd; long clear
1iddIes light 2s 70 n Cd: long clear middlss
AS Cd clear bellies. IA 16 o 53 Butter steady nnest
United states. fOs ShouIderS
Square II 10 i3 10 steady. AS Cheese frrn American
f1est white 46s American hnest colored 4Is aIloV
arm. prime city 29s Australian in London. Sls ID
f2osirComuon steady. As PetroeuIIl-Refled steady,
7L.G. I.aseed oil steady. S2s
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18

Cash quotations were follows: Flour easy: No
snriug wheat 72Is Q76c: No red sO72eee%c 20 ye4A
corn 463zc: No white 4op4e1<c, 70
white 4T04sLzc: No 64%c: falr 70 cslolse 1d-
ing barley 5sG6Ic: Nc faxseed 81 SoGSl o.;
NorthW,eser 81 52I5 prime timothy seed SO 4oSo ~ S%
clover contract grade SO 30 mess pork per ooI slo ~
SIS So lard per 50 s79G$9 90 short rios s,esS
Soos, Ss s0SS 90: drv shoulders (ooxed 81 5f2
GS7 so short clear (boxed) S. SOGsS 90 wh1sey
basfs or high wines the Produce Excnass 20
dsv the butter steady; creaneTles loQzc'
dairies 14a2oc Cheese hrrner o GlO1se Eggs strong
fresh 2Sl2c
Duluth Dec l7-wheat-Close-Cash, No l hard. &c
No Northern II &c; No Northern. I4c; DecsHlOeF'
74c: Nav 77zsc Oats. 443sc- Corn 64c
Milwaukee Dec 17-Wheat higher. Close-No North
ern nc No > Northern 75G76c; May I91 Rye steay
No | 63lzc Barley higher: No ?. 62e sample SOeo-c
Corn. May. 671sg67hc-
MINNEAPOLIS Dec. I7.-cose-Wheat-Cash. 15ssc May;
76ISc; July 77a. On track-No I hard; Iss No
Ncrthern 755sc: Northern 747sc Flour firm nrst
patents Sc $685. %; second patents s. sO1SS w
clears 81 9OGS3; second clears s. So Bran IN oaA S-O
PHILADELPHIA Dec I7.-wheat firm; contract grade De
ceu1ber s0TSO55c firm, &c higher No mixed
December 6TG6Tlsc Oats steady; No white cLppec-
J4Lc Butter firm, fair demand; fancy western cream
cry 25c; nearby prints. 2Sc Eggs hrIn lc ng3sr:
fresh earby 2sc; do Western 2Sc; do southwestern &c
do Southern Cheese firm; Nev-YorH fuIl creams
Flour 1000 312260 70 in sacks wheat ooOOo
bush corn 900 bush. oats. $500 bush SnlpLnenSs
Wheat $500 bush; IS 900 bush; oats oUOo ouSI
St Louis Dec I7.-CIose-Wheat-No. ? red eaSn
s25sc; December s21sc; May. s29c; No hard Io 1Sc
Corr-No cash. 6TAc; December, I14c; May, $50
Juv 69lsc Oats-No cash. 4Sc5 December. 4oc May
No 2 white. SOC.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Nev-v5rA. December Il, 1901
CCFTEE--The only time coffee showed much activity
TO-DAY before close O The market. lac
0psr steady tone. with prices partial points
support from bulls. and fer the Eest
L-Jl within minutes ct ) CLOCK.
steady this basis Then heavy Ceal-z--g
and prices broke points. ,he market closing sJeaay
Unchanged : points lever. Total sales were
3e 80 Lzss cable foreign situation
70 c5-i-E and particularly favorable 10 either
rz--y Eavre closed partial = franc ne higher
and za German market ur-a-nEe5 BIO lost 20 res
willie exchange advanced S-52c TO y ls-S-c
Brazilian interior receipts were moderate al go rags
D-rI Cf $1,000 bags was heavy De-
se-va-ve traders st5u bush their views %
f-ure course CT the and there little
selling ildUgeG any time to-day The street
supplies remained steady al old prices.
doing QCCca-:crs were aoIainally based
q s7sc and sac for Santos No 4 invoice
cleared Santos. December 10, win
5000
z follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. pecemher 17. !

Wy
rEEvEs-Rece.pts IS cars or 81 head, Of which 10
cars were consigned direct and the balance t9r the
few dry COWS al - g e ~ naive SIDES at 769sc per
dressed weight refrigerator beef at e5Gioo per 10 The %
sheer for J. shaberg Son 425 cattle for wa s
&ie or5orro7g the Teutonic for Liverpool. is be
laden with l. $50 quarters Swift Co. and about 1850
sHpton with 300 quarters for schwarzschiid suz-
saies-Jenie. Wright CO bulls 762 n ayeTage vera at
81 per 100 n heifes ~ n at = e. 20 do o19 p al al
500 n. 50; do. 10 n, at 81 20 = ,,,- o,o :, .
50 Is is H9 e9Rs 500 5TS % at sa: $ o 6o so @
II Hollis aate re sic fS IL a. 50 Co. 'oS COW 9 iiSo n
at Sc IS: Il do n s. 2? 10 do I66 n at 81 lo
cALvEsReGepts including 6e direct @ were 21 head
totaI Of 2io to be soid6o Jersey City 100 sx
eth-st The market ruled firm [2 al s255s and I69
b barnyaTd calves at 50 so ysarngs At 81 25qsS
veas S35GI2c per n country dressed higher at 5q1oc
saie Gurus Son; yea5s las I4s r aye[pge. % rag lat At
Do Is sar3yeFd So ss57S5 S 2 2sl j Is at
3 J1aa Z c6 veas lis n. $3.50: % western
A6s l5s n at 4. s5 q Il / d. g. IS e so s'
Andrew Mullen yearlings 500 n at s. So ,o1s .,-.
EEI sr. AT R a7 Or ss sd sEhs 10 With '5 s
Sc o9 sS fsd a jersey 9ysF f3E CIV nd at @ Prices
a6oa Zee per rb quality considered being
mainly due 10 shortage in the supply occasioned by
the railroad washouts. The fully cleared.
sheer SOD at 81 50aS+ per 100 10 lambs s5 1886
No prIrae sale Dressed
mutton 5G57c per 70. dressed lambs 7a9c-
Salee-Tobin 21S Indiana lambs "A 10 aver
age at Sc per 100 r "a Indiana yeaLng 50 ~ at 81 20
and yearrgs 94 n. at ST. 30 Indiana
sheen 100 n al SO so so do 81 so; Date yester
dav1F So Indiana sheep I37 n. at So 75.
Tud5 e co 15O PENNSYLVANIA lambs 65 70. at S5 10
"a Kentucky cuIIs 70 81 so; 169 kentucky sheep
iO2 n So do. 20 70, at So p Jersey ewes l-S
at Il9 n at So
225 Virginia lambs. II 70 al SO:
nare Yesterday III Kentucky sheep. 100 70. So g.
J. G. Curtis 137 State lambs. 90 ~ at So; Is
c,IIs AZ sheep "A 70, 81 80.
j H Hume & Bro: 260 Buffalo lambs. n n, at So
Andrew Mullen: 2Is Buffalo lambs. 81 n. at So
HOGS-Rece.pts. l3 5s4 head including about
car 70 be sold No sales had been effected 10 late
hour Country dressed higher ~ 1S14c 10 for
light weights 7lzc medium. and 6G7c for heavy hogs
Saes-H Il Hollis Gate Yesterday: 16 State hogs. l52
n average at SIS 100 10
Andrew Mullen Gate yesterdays Il State hogs. 126 ~
& :. g. - .-e -
obin & Shannon Gate yesecday): State hogs 147 10
Ss
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits ruled rather quie; but aDu 5
steady a old prices. Ros.n vas sIeaoS' VIII "
pitch ruled dull We quote: % oo
TAR-RegJlars. 81 So: do oil, bbls. % 30
ROSIN-Conrnon o strained. 81 0O-
SSfP1TS T-RPFNTINF'-3T2 q 63SAc; D, 100; f.
e5H q g h l. 81 80; *, - 0o' -
s.: \ So s.; W G. Si and " W. 81 To-
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne. bbls- 537
80
savsnnab Dec 17-spirits turpentine firm. 36c; re
ceiprs SO bbIs; 976 bbs- RosIn Steady ter
324 bbls exports. o. DOS,
Charleston Dec l7.-Turpentine unchanged FHosi- ~
Wilmington Dec I7-spirits turpentine steady gag gag
sec receipts % Rosn hrn slqSi 20; TS
leo bbls Crude turpentine quiet. 81 1u4S- FeceP|' "
hSIs Tar steady 81 20; receipts 1S2 bels o,, 1,st,
London, Dec 1T.-TurpenJine-SplF -oS 4o7zo' -
American strained. Is Sd: fine. Ss-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
OTTER MARKEraBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec observation-disclosures. 5000 head steady
at advance of Monday good prime Sc 25s7 So poor
to medium So sOs6; stockers and feeders s2as4 %
5OG1S5 15 $IGS2 bulls
S1GS4 So calves 559S5 75 Texas fed steers 81 2og
~ FIogs-Recepts to-day. 10000; tomorrow, - O0o
ieft over 1000. Strong to shade higher: mixed and
h,tchers' s. S5GS6 55: good choice heavy SO SOC
81 Az rough heavy So 909S6 15 light, SIS 25GS5 90
6ug Of sales IS 9oS6 so sheepReceipts 14ooo steady
good choice wethers So 1511
81 40. western sheep s30s4 native lambs 81 5oGs5 75
Western lambs. S2dIS4 %.
East BufIaIo Dsci 17-catte1ReceipL: 500 head
Other grades lower Veals-Tops $7dSI so: common TO
good Sc T54S6 75 Hog-Receipts. 10000 head: fairly
steady for pigs. and lower for
IGN rrades: Workers So 1ogS6 90 light do. So eo6S6 O
25TS6 40: medium choice heavy
So 4o95se Co: pigs s5 5Og$5 90 roughs s. 4oq$5 70
SOS. 80 Sheen lambs-Receipts, 5000 head;
soo Remand and STEADY; choice lambs S5 i5S3 So good
10 choce s5 culs 10 fair - 25GS3 l5 sheep
choica handy wethers IS 70GS4 10 extra mixed
So IGgS3 65: culs common 81 1883 heavy export
ewes and vethers S3 1884; yearlinss. S4GS4 70
East Liberty, Dec 1I-Cattle steady; choice % &c
s6 nrfme 50; good. S59S0 80 Hogs STEADY
prime keavies SO 5ogS6 6; heavy mediums So S9s6 90
light do & 50 d5sg % 5 sos5 co. TougSs ssSs6 sheep
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Dec. l7-Cotton steady; Iuiddns l-loe
low mddng I1-1Gc good ordinary 15-16c; receipts
81 56 bales; sales 1859; stock 23S551 Deduct $3.50
bales from net receipts since September / 80 1s
Savannah. lT--Cotton steady uiddIns Lo-Ioc'
low middng T-16c: good ordinary. l3-loc receipts
bales. exports coastwse l45 sales Sou' s'0cA
Memphis Dec 17-Cotton quiet; middlng Sc; t2g tEs
rdfirr 7sc: good ordinary 77sc: receipts, lStS
bales: gross 1856: shipments. 68: sales $780, sck
NeW-Orleans 17-cotton quiet middling SCI t9W aM
nd5nc T5sc. good ordinary, 1-16c; receipts. 1sS4
Bales Exports to Great Britain, 74O0; France $500
sales. 1900; stock, $50, SIS
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18

Spot closed quiet and UNCHANGED On ne bass o.
eae zoo 6aIes Southern spot markets were telegraphed
follows: New-O-leans quiet. unchanged az Sc Mobile
orse- unchanged Al I3-Iec- Savannah steady, IN
changed -75c Wilmington hrTa. unchanged az sc;
Norf5s, UNCHANGED. SC: Baltimore nominal
unchanged al s1kc: steady. unchanged Al sc
81 LOUIS steady unchanged. a. Sc ESTIMATED ecsp0s
far NevE-oreans Is coo 70 5000 nae
ezpared 1912 bales actual last week and 1901!
es actual last year Houston for tomorrow $500
q 800 bales compared with 3.7O7 bales actual last
Eeek and =, ,571 bales actual q yea ago
Receipts - rhe ports and interior points to-day as
e9alpare6 day lasL week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA
n RAILROAD.

-
sTAT1oSsE AN SSEsBRossEs fSR5 8 zND coTASDT STREETS
= The leaving time from DesbTosses ,S.o AN
cortIandt streets is five minutes later - .n
tbat given below for Twenty-thlrd
station except where otherwise noted z,,,-
5S A; M M yte 70 PaIs6 siseas PlTlzDuEs %
Chicago Ne coaches q PltsseS5s, 51 and Cleveland
S.SS 4. n PENNsYLvANIA LIMITED -5s..Taa dSse4va
G9nPasenF f9 Fo2 SlesRns cR6aso Ieesaad cnnnA
1ss 5aalisaP 2 n cfcEso AD LoFIs Fsas fsSs.
5,ecIos EoI Is-eIo f--3rsIo 81 LOUIS Dining
s.ss !asiaPPa'oMI p u f'- sf fouls EPRE$oF isss0uFs
s5 ss.iaAeI's Pa a wEsTE EPREsor Chicago For
SIefS sIosPs PaeIPfc ssfgfecay Ff z aeS
So cLEyELAND vs ANR SlS sS Ct47nSinaz5i-
wAsH1SGToS WASH AND THE l,TIL sorTH- streets.
1920 GDiS1g Carr lO55 iaing Car a H ;reets so 40
SIS .congTe-siopal Lin al Pl-i2c 5, 8 Biains
Car7 s25 D n 1910 night SUNDAY p = = .too oo
segsi56ai Iua al Pa7oT and Diang caEsl = P9z
ing Carr as tDI=iHs Carr. 40 'D-n-IS o--''
soUTHERN RAfLwAY.-Express. s25. AS P H. IL"
ATL1NT1c COAST LINE--Express 90 a m ana S-S
sAEoSEb AIR LINE 70 & a aay. Ezprss ssa
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY--For Memphis
t4es 4Fa 3 OHIO RRILWAY-75S week
F6R Saye oiD anS PofSP GoMFor and NoRFoLE-75s q N
AANfc GIYs aqs :S 20 ? .TFor 70 Wsssza esrs snd
Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-1255 :. m. weekdays -.r-..s S.-,-.
points New York and Long Franc 10 ~
West THeurv-tb1rd Street
325 4.55 D sundays % a n q -
. m from Desbrosses and CorIlancl SllsSeSs
a m. 1880. $40 $40 aDd 11SO p n Sundays 80
FOR PHILADELPfIA - x
SO DsS2To5sss a35 "a & Ps5n iSs55 10I CsserOssss
and Co-tandt Streets 2O Dining carr lO2S tDlnns
Carr. I25a (DirinE carr = 10 tLgeScEGa
and cortlandt Streets 220 255 35 Dining 4L1 SCos
25 25 Dining Carr CDnlnE car 0-9S tD5Ills
Carr T55 SIS. $50 925 n II 10 niS9 e dnirsaS
955. 1855 DinLlg Sarl !2 L55S % IT5f11r @ " carr
ass Dining Carp. $50 Dining Carr LOO SO SD 50
Ticke oHices Nos 4si 1895 1884 2sI Broadway:
$50 Fifth Coelow 23d ST.. Astor 1olse Essc
Station stations foot L9es-
brosses and Streets. Court street. sou Eu-
ron Street Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex
ton Brooklyn: Station Jersey City. The New ierS
Transfer Company call and check baggage rom
through 70 destination Islepnne
Eighteenth Street, Pennsylvania Railroad Cao
Service
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. R WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r ASe1es
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
IJvERPooL coTroN MARKET.

I4verpooI Dec II, p. ul--Cotton-Spot fair de1aIa
prices easier American nIddling 4sd The sales OF me
which 1000 were Tor specuIaoH
ana export ana 9.2G0 American Receipts wee
II 200 bales all American Futures opened ano
quiet; American uddI-ng. C DeGemosr. 7.s,7s-v
yaIua: January, 32-e4d buyers; Jat4as
e14 E-sbrTa-y 3I-64d SELLERS: February and March
3645 sellers; March April. So-6fd14 3l.64d sei
iar. Anri and May. 64dG4 3l-6+d sellers May and
TIne 3O-6ld buyers; June and July. SU-o9c seSIs
IIv ana August 2S64d sellers; August and SeptsHlne
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18

COTTON-Co5ton was inactive and lower T2-1aE. put put
devoid Of special
opened easy decline OF 2G5 points under scattering
borr accounts support
port expected,
taIk exports responsible ior the cary
reezs-ess Eurcpe and Street bought II consera-
i've vsv al the prces- Wall Street sod late months
Before midday market had -egained the early loss
CT movement and lu- n ll9lldatlon news
contained investment
re chef ain of seemed be II the direction
holidays English cables
Cuf-e accordance c1
sr5y and Liverpool seemed content accept leadership
f-o- -hs side for present Continued very cold
weather crop and forecast indicating no
immediate from sr1aIl meas
ure aided neon market Later p-oht taxing
prices on 70 -1E p1-t OF the cay O-l-C-a
smaller
zve-sge Of a6vices from Southern spot
sustained prices and fair demand
r. egpo-fers FaI Southern mills continued
to good trade 6rn prices and q spec-c pros
pects for There was nolnng II crop
sdvcas 70 contradict yield estimates which had been
pu out The seni-reekly interior statement CT supe-n-
bullish receipts Cf 10000
rses 1G5 las and $4,000 last year
Sh-er@s were coo against 10000 last week
a15 81 200 last market closed quiet and net
40 points lower -,--. -. -
=~-1
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

i YORK. by the Grace God. Free and Indepsndent-
To Dorothy NJ T. Brown, Ruth T. Henderson, Grace NJ
Henderson Marion T. Henderson and 10 al persons
OF C Brown, late OF the
County OF New York deceased, creditors. egatees.
next otherwise Send greeting: You and eacn OF
Won are HEREBY and required personally 20 De and
appear before Surrogate OF County OF New York
County held az the County
Court House County OF New York on the 18th day
1902 half O'Clock in the forenoon
Of that day and there 10 attend judicial settlement
OF proceedings Henry Temple Brown
IecIrSr Of The Last Of said deceased,
and uch Of you as hereby cited under the
-vcAnrv-one required appear BY your
:ardan f you Z you have TO appear
arrly appointed. the OF
neglect do guardian viii oe appointed 5y
and for in the proceed
TsstIulouy whereof, caused Seal OF
r srrogates Court of the said County Of New York 70
Wfrness Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF
said County OF New York. the 9th day OF
December. in the Of our Lord thousand
II. 81 hundred and one - -
L. - J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk SurrogaJe's court
r,NTES I STEUART. Attorney for Executor. No. l51
broadway Bor. OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18

Gotten Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
hrye-s' favor 10000 bales speculation and ex
raIes 5000 bales: receipts 1900
ueles American bales; nlcdling uplands. sso
futures I-64a264d decline closed quiet
T. points ret lower: December, 433v LecenoeTJa
22a. Janua-y-Feb.Uary. 81 rs February March
Abs: March-AprlI 4S0azs; Apr Inlay. 4301zs; Nay
June. 400: June-July. zSos JUly-August 49=s; Ar-
45s Manchester yarns and cloths quiet
DFJ-Gs-opiurn was steady quiet. with at
g saNS3 Morphine quiet, with bulk at 81 soe
= ounces S$2 10 and eighths 50 35S2 30 cuinine,
27930c Essential os-Tse market is steady Prices are
Unchanged and Quoted follows: Anise. 81 2oqSl 39
herEarnG. prime 50 1892 90 lemon grass naive 81 st
= %: reo-,e-rufnt 81 e5GS2; NeT-Hork
Jls 81 5G8S2 cases S2fse TO- wiEte-Ereen nA tnral
s. 55dG0c: worEnseec 81 10QSl 10;
cod pure s. 5OTS6 Roots steady market Is
no-eS falrly active demand Erices We're quoted
follows: Cientiau So ic: ginscnE, - 5oas5 % gs!aen
zeal 52Gssc: seneg Western 556oc; Southern 55157c;
EEzSS Canada, natural I7aI5c: stripped -zc Texas
z21t4fc; Virginia, 46ls isc
MEAL ne genera iS-ieS W. ~ -
neventful limited the choice grades and
r-Ev ld.zls II 1rle receded
rfie from hen uont. Spring patents, - s'
s. 5 srasgts s. f5fS3 co. winter patents 50 200
spring cearaaces s. 959S3 So extra No winter 3 -
- 10; No winter. s. s9tiS2 o n grane S-9g
pc 5e. and arrve..----FtfE FL0lH-steaey
uaed Fair Eood s. choice 70 fancy. - 90
- tg--.-- -ccRNBIEAL-Steasy Quoted Kiln DRIED
- 53sS@ .. brand BAG MEAI-ouiel Qooeo:
Fine nlte and yellow 81 e5gsf IS; coarse 81 S6saSl g
I5:iioI5esieE Quoted sPrag bran spot $Z1 ; 20
sack 70 arrive 20G n So 1889 spring bran, ou!k
IA so coarse winter brsa s26g$2e oo city Dran sZe9
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
ROYAL. BLUE Ii NE

FOR PHILADELPHIA -
r.4a5 - 90 % 90 5000. sTT-80 A n. 100. u go
+5 90 40 t4o0 s'4o0. T4S0. 800 100. r7So SS0o
w. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
IS 90 80 o. -I1.SO 4 ". 100. Fi3o. go 'o-OA
100 P N, aI2-15 mdt - as, a.
0fsces: Ijbarty St South Ferry rs 2ol +SA-
1906 1884 1s2 5th Ave 81 6t1 ave- = en12n 50
We Tsvz YORK: Court St SEQ Fulton St.
P-ooklvn 9S Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New IorS LEA0'-
,a- 81 naIs for and checks baggage 20 destination
srrorr liberty 81 only. 'Daily fDal.y except S1A@
r-f-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Dec. Tz.-The official closing quo
a-ions for mining stocks to-day were follows:
Citnt1ous.
TTF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

TTF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
L yorI, bv the Grace Of God Free IndependentTo
Mary p Bovine Washington " HaGdock Sarah ! van
Ta5e,bilt Bessie Vanderbilt. Ernest Vanderbilt Harold
LaGs-it Herbert Vanderbilt Isaac s Vanderbilt. II,
EaIn5 : Vanderbilt, William H Vanderbilt, Enelne n.
Haddock, Jean Haddock. Margaret 4.
1erriberry Elizabeth Terrbery. and Mary Ann Haddoc
and Roger Haddock. as Executors OF the last WIZ and
of Il. NJ Haddock deceased Mary Stew
rr and Isabella Hoe. Executrces OF the last
Arthur H Faddock. deceased and
washington NJ Haddock as Executor OF the last WtL
e-5 Testament OF William p BOVINE. deceased Send
frea-i1r. You and OF you hereby cited and
~a3 Personally and appear before Surrogate
the County OF York at The Surrogates Court Of
said County the County Court House IN the City
~ New York the Sd day OF January 1902 half
forenoon Of that day. then and
ba~a TO attend settlement OF the OF
ne 0roceed!ngs Washington NJ Haddock surviving
t-ree under the VIII and Testament OF William T.
TIaddoclz deceased. and 10 show cause why decree
eEnI not be made judcially settling said and
fxnr SIX Hundred Dollars the amount which
SLoTT1 Daid tesIamentary guardians OF
Ge1 OF the Stewart Haddock and Jean Haddoc, in
fsnts support. maintenance and education OF
aach of infants OF the income OF their
funds the said trustees
Ean6s and such HEREBY cited. under
the age twentyone required 10 appear by
YOUR guardian have or II you have none.
and be appointed. IL the
~ your neglect failure do guardian VIII be
appointed by Surrogate represent and act for
in proceeding , -. - "a -, -
surrogates' Court OF the said County OF New
York be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
ARNER c. THOMAS . Surrogate OF our said
County the County CT New York the 1lth
day o November in the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred aad one
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIS.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

.teadv. choice wethers So 609S5 s5 culls and common
sIs2 yearlngs. 50 50GS4: veal calves. 50 sogsf %
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18

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LEES 1sr-ave-, S9rn-st-s 15s East
1o5 1856 TremonT-ave.: ESQ :sd-ave-.
iI-.er sI4 3d-ave.: 21O BIeeck~r-~t-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18

Buffalo. Dec 17-Flour steady. wheat-sprns 9Iis, s5
- No Northern, SIC; winter. nominal corn
Suil: No yellow 7IAc; No do To%c; No corr '9@e'
dull, No white, 81 12c; No = 60
Sic. No r7ixed 4sc: No do. 4s1=e- Barley oo<s
2ye scarce No !, Toe
l-htnarn nsc I7-The leading futures RANGED as tot-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
NEW YORK CENTRAL

Os A n. VI. Daily except Suncays % ElIuS-
field Sundays only. az $50 A NJ
Pullman all through trans
Illuminated with Pin-sch Light
-t-k-- ofTces at I13. PSI and 1915 R-cadTay .
T-1io "a Columbus Ave. l33 West lzotn 80
Tq5th St and T3sth New York 35s and ~
F7utor and Broadway. E D. B-ookiyn
eiephoue 300 3sth York Central Cao
Service Baggage checked from hotel or rssloencs y
Vestcott Express Company
P s. BLODGETT- GEO2C-F H DANIztL@Sc
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18

Fiio-Co1ee market steady; No Rio. $3.50: exchange
2 lsS21 receipts, 26e95 bags tvo caysl cleared ~
United States. Europe, 300
hays: stock. 56s COO bags.
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18

new JERSEY CENTRAL.
Liberty St and South Ferry Ce from South Ferry ava
minutes earlier than below, except EotedJ-
week says-l Sundays
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
coa5-ac: prices il the local market today

Foreign coffee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. market firm;
good average Santos 5S40O; receipts $4,000 bags ttwo
days; stock 10000 bags. Ham6urg-Cofee market
opened 2-30 Unchanged sales
bO90 bags. Hav-e-Cof1ee market opened steady, =
franc = unchanged. al 3 partial 4
franc higher: $50 unchanged; total sales 40 COO
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18

Receipts Of breadstcs interior points In thousand
last three Cphers tuOup omitted AOur bbs grain pusil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

Weber, whose eccentric humOr has in it some
thing of the audacity OF Honore Daumier.
mingled with the observation of a Cruikshank.
Ntber's Madame role" great fat, waddling
white goose. superb with stupidity and conven-
tionality is covered with exhibition decorations
and crosses. and with all the hOnors OF the pro-
toco is ushered along the boulevards and ac-
claimed by a narrow minded. servile populace.
His "Princesse JOliemine" depicts nude Krii-
kissing the hand of liputian Queen Emma
while the British lion growls with indignation.
The color and drawing of these sketches are OF
the highest order. These brilliantly clever carl