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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-12

IpEsThs market Is EeaGy SaSs Jor me 60 as bis
The stock is = 100 hides and hps against p 800
foTnia Isc: MatsInoTas, coke; rru1o zoe. orinoeo.
lSs.e Vera cruz Ishc: Puerto Cabeo IA Guayra and
dry and picked i5izc. Platte. lsc Galveston.
ise; san Antonio and as Nera5}a sc Perhanbqeo
l5c: Bahia lac: Maracaibo and sayania. lac: Mata-
LEATHER-The market is steady. We quote: Aed,
DC rejects isi5c union light and middle backs
6s middle sb Re bs eo% s seconds Sc bellies 5
Ia oak dressed backs 3sq39c. seconds. 36q37c: thirds.
s4as5c. bellies, l64al7o: betting butts Ssa42e Texas
c,5s6f al iii7 IS and futures rs but
40 l9~ os y coPPER-cOpper lower abroad
futures CoRper wax IN tone standard closed at o75a
gIaHss, oui ~ II 50ii zoe; eectroIytc at II 4O
II Soc and casting at l1.4oq Il soc lie LIE EAD-Iead
&, London where it S9ssd at At $40 S' g6mns
iocaliy and at 80 los Iondon IRoITon was
5ss "a and Mlddesboro 5ls 9l Locally iron was dull
continue nominal No foundry NortberI S<5
and foundry sogtheTn soft ss2gS2S ,or syrc, Is
ssve good demand prices We quote; New
Orleans eentrfugal. common 95aglSc; fair l3aIge'
s0 4oc syrups common I2al4e fair l5al7c good Is8
20 cs an FPEiGHTs-in the market for tonnage
continued light in all I'll and 9s senS
limited TO coastWse trades The INQUIRY for tonnage
vas eas sS' aemshs ana Tm rates Liverpool
AniwTP la k2nd9n s.S d aabarg 2 piss
Bremen 80 pigs: Rotterdam &c eet5en TO LyeTTooL l2c
las coo cases petroleum Philadelphia to two ports Japan
rTain Gulf to picked ports United KINGDOM or Continent
e. option part S swansea to NeW-York Is
steamer !eo 5Sns pig r or BamoPe Is Sd one IS
two loading points Novembsr Btsh s5eameF 95S tons
British a 81 lSs SSns 60 Steamer HS
1854 tons West India trade six or WE'VE ,i Gs Pr
terms Norwegian 1sAf British S t bark 1908 eass:
Ss 1 Gnn' hence to shanghi ls March l5May
s nsn bark $50 tons lumber. Pensacola to Bqenos
s BTsss SF.s British bark 5si
tons lumber cranaal to Port spaH R5yn.e to 5e F67
az FFancs private schooner LII tons phosphate
T Sst bsPk 81 tons lumber Charest99 70 NeYoE S.
schooner. s2s tons ties ~ seven Pver IA
to SeYo terms three British IshS9ns 6 u.s.
sosOoner and sac to9r e9 oS Sont St GEORGE
aqss 9, 70: schooner i5s tons coal PoTt Johnston 10
sSg.h K AsSz 70 70 BsRs0r s.
Ss~ a@boy 10 RiehHond schooner lss tons
eos COL Port Johnston Nantucket 81 co. schooner 75e
tons coal PH sss TONS coal Norfok
81 l5 barge 1 Zen '0 DAYS eTmsn steamer ass tons
general cargo South Atlantic R9rs e the ss 1et
ph bai Port TAMPA Y9lohsmsa private terms
oILh e, oos osrnss and demand
veoped a old ngITeS fat ssurss Reinsd peroisu@
Is arm ysterasys sayence %ns PsPoI ssys
81 50 and in bulk $ 25 .haaelPhissa bis 81 - sRs IN
SEED Ts crude mi as;;y &c pTTs summer
ow sasSse .e spP Sttq as. Soina prime Hhits
sea DOE prime winter yellow seaie 20 Used t OK OK
a., ic,F, se T e 7se lard oil ssesse
r.ses.s total q 5000 sufficient
plsnation O the SHARP . ees sliSea stes tsroshot
g ssssias and about me loest The say bun
is9ss csesga ' SssP; 90
g 0o uos ' a Re: sss s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-12

ily s2oas2O 50: short clear. s2las2s BE;EF-cust
Ss3eG Ness $40 9ogSll tamy SlSa$Is u 81
Steady. Quoted $50 5Oas2i 90. DRESSED HOGS
pull Quoted: Bacons. s5sc; $50 n. ssc l60 70 &c;
l4o ~ 9lsc: pigs. Csc CUT MEATs-Piekled bel
l&zc, and II n. 12Ac Picked shoulders easy quoted
StzS Picked hams quiet;' quoted l2al2isc--- :TSL~-
gSlO 90 Refined lard weak Quoted; South America;
S2 Continent 81 So Brazil KEGS SO 20 comPound
Cleo, 15c; city lard stearine. l2lac.
RlCE-The market is we'll sustained here and at the
South Southwest Louisiana Texas report unfavoTaoe
crop conditions Foreign markets reported 70 be strong
Talrnage New-Orleans teegraphs Louisiana crop move
Ient as follows Receipts rough, $500 sacks against
6i2 1856 sacks time last year Sales, cleaned est
year. Market strong. Tamage. Charleston, teIe-
graphs Carolina crop movement date; Receipts 1850
bbIs sales 1905 bbs; market steady Quotations te-
low; Domestic, ordinary 3sa4c; fair 70 good 4-$e DC
prime choice 5'&d5Ssc: head. 524d6iac; Patna 90
67Ac: Japan, foreign "A G5c do domestic 4sg09sci
Java, 4i2g4tsc Rangoon, in bond, pa d2Ac.
unchanged. Demand is moderate. The American sugar
Refining Company that overdue contracts could
buckle Brothers. however, still give guarantee on prices
up 70 date Of arrival for goods withdrawn promptly We
quote Cut loaf, crushed and dominos. 5000; mould
and cubes, 4IOc; xxx powdered, 4.GOc; powdered
powdered fruit powdered soc; Eagle con
Petitioners graduated 4T0c Eagle and extra hne
graduated 455c; Eagle 10 cartons and TO bags or
46c; Eagle fine granulated and standard graduated
443c: diamond A. 4-55c confectoners A 45uc; nos l. :
and 3 4 zoe No :. 15o; No 5 Toe No O. o5c; Nc q
&C; No s. $3.50; No O. 89Oc: No 10 3s5c No H. 3S0c;
No IL, 75c; No 49, roc Nos Il and 10 36Sc No 10.
S6Oc Eagle powdered. Abe crystal donnos oSOc. Inc
local market for sugar is quiet but firm VIII cen
Csc and moasses sugar So test at 2Fsc The London
market for beet unchanged for NoveTnber at
barely maintained although prices unchanged
at 9s for Java and at SIS Sd for fair refining.
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EXPORTS TO-DAy
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- AeW-AoFk, NOVEMBER II, 1912.
coFF EE-The coffee market to-day, after opening
etsscg with nrst prices unchanged s points lower
result Of rather weak early cables ruled only mod
sraIey active during the session showed steadier
tone the close being unchanged
April which net points higher The primary mar
kets rejecting the declines here both lower
re oecning 100 ard Santos - res. but the prinar'
receipts were smaller again. the
$40 bags and the 69o00 the latter figures includ
ing a TWO day accumulation. Havre isGis
higher early hut lost ground Immediately. the 3 o. m
cable reporting values about nights level while
before the close partial decline of = estab-
lishea Hamburg. on the other hand. maintained her
advance closing : ~ pfg higher. Speculation locally
consisted largely Of realizing who bought
lower levels their
selling houses with European connections
again operating the hear side These offerings
however limited and promptly absorbed by
buying movement said originate with important i'm
port interests who have recently been heavy sellers
The market closed steady, with total sales footing
10000 haRs The spot market quiet. but about
steady with quotations the basis Of SIC Rio
The range Of prices the local
: q follows.
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Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No 2
spring wheat. Tlhq72c; No 8 ssg7Oc; Ne red 7Oa. Q
Csc: No white 29A GS1lac; No 4s&c good feed
barley. 364sc; fair choice mating. 44G53c: No
axseed 81 II; No Northwestern. 81 81 prime timothy
seed So T5 coysrseed contract srade $40 U.s. pork
per Dbl $40 7sas16 S7 lard per 100 n. $40 57aGS
Short ribs doosel 2OGSO 4O dry Shoulders
boxed) 50 5O4S9 STA short clear sides boxed. s10G
Produce Exchange to-day butter market was arm;
16l2 G5c; diaries. 1522c Eggs steady;
on returned. 22G221ac- Cheese steady. 11&12e
Duluth, Nov. I.-Closs-Whsst-CashN No hard. 7si4c;
December. TOa.e; May. T31.e, MaearOniNo L 6IAc No
2 654e. oats-December. 2s9sc-
Milwaukee Nov 11.--whsat higher; close; No I North
74lsc; No Northern, I2sgIss; December, T2$sc.
s5g56ise- corn-DeeenhsT. SO7sc
Minneapolis. Nov. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TI@G
II &c; May 73c: track No hard. ISs.cs No North
ern T2&c; No Northern. Ike Flour market con
tinues quiet. Mlers are maintaining arm prices and
consequently with lower wheat market, buyers are
holding on weaker market. Foreign inquiry shows
some Improvement last week FIRST patents IS 6
IS So second Patens g 1888 as first clears. Sc so
SIT snq IS 5n' S''''''' '-'--''~' '4'- ~ '0a
PHILADELPHIA Nov. I1-Wheat firm &c hzhsr- cor+-...
grade. November 75@I5isc Corn quiet and steady GA
lower: No white clipped S6lsc- Butter firm ana ~
higher: extra Western creamery. ~6c;
2sc Eggs firm and in good demand; fresh nearbE -
loss on do Western, Use loss on do Southwestern 9sc
loss or do Southern. 24e. loss on. Cheese hrn t.S
demand; Nsw-York full creams small Taas ma.
DO fair 20 good small 12l 4121ae Receipts-FIonT 5So
10000 oats. 10 600 shipments-Wheat. 5000 bSsh::
ssse 80 hard s695e: Dscemssr sse: mss 7 sass
May eohc- -s-'c'
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rbe sfatlscal position Of Brazilian coffee follows:

COTTON-Business at the Cotton Exchange vas upon
scale lower prices The market started cay a.
decline ga points and ruled thereafter generaIy
weak At one time there loss q lOgl5 points
APPARENT The market finally steady al a decline
Il points The weakness in cotton was scarcely %
accounted legitimate influences when
devel0ped no new phases more besrish than
he-er decline in prices more
q liquidation under the force
II stop orders the other hand no'eT1dence
support market depending upon cover
ing for buyers. The Liquidation Of long accounts was
ssi6 10 include heavy New-Orlesns interest which sofa
In tie local Crop accounts continued generay
favorable with temperatures ranging from - 70 - Ia
cotton bel local market was weakened by a
revised and crop estimate by Memphis prog
r.1=tI4tor VII reckoning upon crop OF
estimate has been cabled 10 Europe
that II leading factor IN the cFeati9n
q bearsh sentiment abroad that culminaed IN Ioss
The decline IN cotton has now neen some
thlrg Ike lc and local sentiment reflects some dispose
-dH 10 buy IN theory 81 reaction from this point
As however local sentiment remains bearlsn tte
generally favorable climatic conditions for maturing the
considerations in the local nina
except instances where huying mas been COM
r..r-d ground the movement OF cotton does
rot Justify the large crop claims while the evidences
Of srze consumption in force at al points
III rsnge = contract prices local market to-day
a follows 49,.
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mixed I'D: steady; January 3asd: March,
4s Id Peas-Caladian steady. Is "a Fiour-St Louis
Arm 12sdt7 Beef strong. India mess.
Pork strong, prime mess western SSs Hans-Shor cut
% sos. Observation-Disclosures to
quiet sos: ribs. 10 - weak. long
middles light . "a 10 quiet 62s oag mid
dies heavy IS to 40 10 quiet Sis short clear backs Is
Shouders-Square. IL IS 10. steady. Lard
strong prime Western. IN tieTces Cos Cd. American
pals. COS Sd Butter nominal Cheese
American finest white and eolored. SIS. Taow-Prims
city firm I'd Turpentils-Spirits steady. Rosin
Common steady. As 30 Petroleun-Re1ned quiet. Ga
Ltnseed oil easy, PAS Cd TalOw-Austraan n London
firm. 34s 81. Cottonseed oiI-Huu rehnsd-Spot easy
As
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with quotations 10 points low r
re basis Of middling upland and bo5c Tor
mddliuE Gulf sales amounted 10 ga bales Southern
markets telegrapheG follows NeW-SOTeans
quiet easy and unchanged ll-lec; sales 600 bales
Noble z-l6c lower Sl6c sales, ltso bales
Savannah and &c lower al 7sc: sales Sal bales
Charleston steady and &c lower 9-l6c; sales, 800
bales Wa nington firm and unchanged 7&c. Norfolk
and l3-1Gc: sales sos bales Balti-
nominal and unchanged Sisc. Galveston ana
lower al Ice: lO93 bales; Augusta quiet
steady &c; sales 375 bales Mem
nEs steady and lice lower az The sales 200 bales
81 Louis l-l6c lower Gakc. Estimated
for $1,000 1880
bales compared with 1902 bales actual last week and
1887 bales last year Houston - 800
bales are expected. compared with IS $40 bales
as- week 3. 725 bales year Galveston
bales in with 10 l02 bales
actual corresponding day last week and 1O326
bales last
Receipts ports and interior points to-day.
pared WITH tie same cay year:
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soUrHERN corroN -.
.Not included ID totals.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

liverpool Nov II. p. m-Cotton-Spot quiet: prices
points lower; American middlng. fair S. good MIDI
ding 456 middling- 44S: low niddling Or
binary. 26: ordinary ia The sales 81 the dav we're
5000 baiss. Of which 500 SPECULATION
port and included 74oo American Receipts coo baes
All American Futures opened quiet barely
STEADY American mtddling November. 434G4 3slli
Nose1a2eI ana Dscemner 2ea December and jan
larSs as. January ana February, 427. February
Aazcn. 2Ts March and April y; April ana May = .
ts.77s May and June, 42l3+ e7i3; July 42.a
A2llas July and August, 4e1. -
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-fs3ol
1880 $3.50 a NJ. 100. 2OO. t'3.4O 900. 200
p NJ s1215 Mdt
zFrSr1 Liberty street only "Daily. fDaily. sxeeps
Sunday. sSun3ay only. tParlor ears only Via TaI&4
Of4ces: Liberty St Ferry. Ferry Houss.
il3 261 1900 1854 Brcaday Is 9Th Ave. = Unloq
STuare West 1888 125th @T3 West 18Th 24S
columbus Ave, New York; Court St. SfL $50 Fulton
81 BrJoklyn 9s Broadway Williamsburg. New YORK.
Transfer calls for and checks baggage 70 Destination
" @. BESLsER. G NJ BURT.
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oepts al the ports and interior points to-day com
With lie same Gay last week and last year:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
quiet; sales bales speculation ana export 0eo'
American. 1000; receipts 63o0O: American $500 mid
ding upland IS Futures opened steady, points DE-
cline closed barely steady net gags points lover No
HeurbeF a-slsoO; DeceInnef-
January. 42sGs JanuaTy-Eebruary EeoEaa[y-h,srel
Aarct-Aprfl and Aprl-May. AZ 6ay-June June-Ju ly
and July-Aagust, A27@42s Manehester-faTns STEADY;
e.Lhe. moderate demand. ..--.
DRuGs-The market foF opium vas sissaSy. sith esses
quoted al 81 72fs2 75 sobbng 81 77aGS2 - snd pow
esIed So a0qE3 s5 Norphine was qots, ~ - so
2unine dull with American and toTeisn geoea AZ
VIII tns quoted az g 7sass and easss ~ - 70 ss
not prime 81 lOQs2 % cassia oSgSs eu is sD
saon prime 19Q16e; low gLeos ~ ss5xi ~. ,,s,srs
nstge 81 so4s2 mace aisriiiss ~ y s. ssi 20 os
NE Ne market g rga suEeoc &C. g,a to sssr Js
siea gnhleaeea gsae; s.ssshsa eores
ordinary g5e; saTsapsTila Hons2Eaas s ssseIn "a
ZOE snste Canada 55asoc; TEXAS. s2asss .r. r.,,r,
FLOUR AND AEAL-l.JW Erades 2, D.. - a.
2 bs dun ane but on sPIiss 2Ss ihs nnaeToss
continued quite ar Spring patents ~ g sass se
esa i5ass ao sst1s E, s g; +,s ZOE eos is4
SO spot and 70 arrive. =. .BCcf<wdEAI fyoVfs-
sSE FLotHstss1y. eaotecs Fair 20 good ~ i0SsS w
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IN PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER OF HON.

- Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York hereby all having claims
OF the County York
present the with vouchers thereof the
place OF transacting
SO7 No Nassau Street IN The City OF New York.
or before the twenty-third day OF April
ted York. the fifteenth day OF October 1902.
WILLIAM KELLNER. HENRY h. KELLNER,
CHARLES l. KELLNER. ALEXANDER J. KELL-
NER- Executors. MARTIN h. All4lE1tS Executrlx-
FINSTFIN. TOWNSEND, GUITERMAN & SHEARN.
Attorneys for Executors 81 St. city
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coffee -T2lo-Cofee market weak; No Z Rio.
4S85o; exchange. y 32d receipts, q 600 bags 1.-TWO
days; the United 5000 bags cleared
Tor Europe, leoo bass. stock $4,000 bass santos
santos. 1890;
- bags days.. stock $40 600 bsgs. Hamburg
coffee market opened = pig higher; al 2So net
higher: sales. 5i.ODo bags Hayre-Coffee
ket opened steady, UNCHANGED franc lower; az y
advanced = franc. al 3 m steady March declined
! franc. others declined = franc, bS0 declined
= frame total sales. 5000 bags.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


= X
6Es fsRs 8 yS SD ! coiTI asi s1
Cortiand stresf. tis rem in1sss Iafsr than
sutton. escepf %her er otheTmise noted
YORK % sss5aE ssspi6 4 ' Cav SS %
$50 ~ S LNnaitisHFF fRa figaaa Com
For cSReaso eaEsans fosSo e cIacinns
1s s9a b Logtsyis g Louis sprr1,1..o-
baVngroo sisseihs bSins saa ButssS smoas
i SIS p m s CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPREss0
P H. sT n Eofs e Fx TGsis DPI8s Ftsburs Gin
Fo Ws, chhdi22naPos louisville g Louis Plni1S Car
5ss wsfER s E9sPfaaSse E' cneas For
5ss MteSP FA safPT5AS Ex PRES car rsbur
s aSai S
7m WASHINGTON ;iSS,s s ASST TH i9a sorTH:.
ss DHS s cs nPF G dssS ana n9F
Bnins 30 2 CongrssslonaI Lin an fsrl S sRa
Dining caIj s25 ms ia 10 night SUNDAY, 25
8I31s sa $ss %RF f a f Rs and
ph 5ISgg GsFs 3 g Dining Gsr rs Cpinns ea 4'0
SOUTHERN D,1ns RAILwAT.-EzpTess' SIS AS M l2iO
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Exprsss. s2s a m. s2s
5sss T AR LINE y Eape saa TITO
NoR FJ ok AND WESTERN FAILwAE.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAII:WAY.-755 a m week
FOR OLD Po iSa Is ea ans NoRFo1x-7
AEE1NTic e sFf So3 m G @ and x.sk.ys
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekday Par,
Tor Smoking Car Parlor Cara Dining Car ana STANDARD
Coaches on Sundays.
CAPE MAY--12-5S m weekdays
points New York and Branch hdiiroao
West Twentythird Street station 81 s. a m ~ * TO-
SS 40 and 455 D. m weekdays sundays 30 a.
m ass p. m Gron DesbTosses and Cortandt Strssts9'
zoo m 1920 $40. 40 and 10 p m weekdays
Sundays. cas- a. m. SIS m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6fO (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. SOD. 1S t
SIS. SIS. 92S Dining Carl. e. IS Penna LiInitedl
1910 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets le29 Bini'ns
Can 165 Dining Carr 70 tDesbTossss ana S9Ttian 81
Dining Carr IS Dining Carr, 555 Dining carr I9S
s.25 s55. g. Is D. m 1910 night. Sundays. 6lO IS
ono eoaches) s25. s55 925 Dining Carl. 9-55 14n-
fed ass 1065 Dining Carr a. u s. (Dtntns Carl
Dining Carr. Dining Carr. ass AS Dining
Carr ass Dining Carr. SIS Dining Carl. ISS. SD,
SIS. 9.25 q m. II 10 night -
Ticket 451 1854. III and PSI Broadway ls2
Fifth below ga 263 Fifth Avenue (orner
29th ST.. Aston House; West TWenty-third street
Station. and foot OF DesSTosses and Corandt
Streets: $50 Fulton Street 9S Broadway
Pennsylvania Station BROOKLYN; station.
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company viii
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
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AfARKs. EDWARD Nm PURSUANCE OF

" an OF Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate
the County % New York dated Sept SOth 1902 notice
hereby given all having claims against
Edward n Marks late Of County OF New York, de-
present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers place tTansacting business %
William St. OF Paul NJ HeTZog IN the City OF New
York O. before the 18th day % April 1903.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of October. 1902
MARKS. WILLIAM Fl. HAILOWELI. Executors.
paul. NJ HERZOG Attorney for Executors - william
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Gurroaates' Nonres.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York is hereby given all persons having
claims against Joseph Gels late OF the County Of New
York deceased 70 present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber place Of transacting business
at office OF C. & T Perry 80 Point Avenue
q Brooklyn the of New before
the rstd DAY o May
Dated New York. the 22d day Of October. 1902
LENA GELS. ExecutFir
C. PERRY. Attorneys for ExecutFix u Green Point
Avenue. Brooklyn. ". Y
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ms PURsuANCE on Az oRpER on THE

Hon. James g Church. Surrogate OF the County OF
Kings notice Is hereby according 10 law TO all
persons having csi against Henry W Maxwell late Of
the OF Brooklyn. County OF Kings. deceased,
formerly e1gasad business az No 81 Broad Street In
the Borough Manhattan. City OF New York. and
siding at No 20 First Place. in the Borough OF Brook
exhibit the same with the
vouchers therefor subscribers their place OF
transacting bushnell johnson Build
ine) IN the Borough Of Manhattan. City New York,
before the 1stn day OF December. 1902
Dated June nth. 1904
J. ROGERS MAXWELL
HOWARD ". MAXWELL.
GEORGE B. ABBOTT. Attorney Executors. 50 Nassau
Street, New York City.
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NAVAL STORES.

The market FOR spirits turpentine
Resin hrmly held fun prices Tar ruled steady.
quote;
a54c
TAR-Plne bills So *; oil bbls 81 80
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 75dS1 TIA y.
81 So r 81 s.; F. 81 90: g 81 B5: IT, 81 10: l. So 900
So 20: K SO. NJ. 81 so; y. 50 90; W G. 81 % and
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine il6 e6ls
Tar liz ODDS
savannah Nov r-Trpeutlne firm. SOC; receipts,
1854 hbs: sales. 1O71: exports 769. Resin firm:
ceipts 3 on sales 1871; exports 1880. We quote:
\ . 81 30; D. 81 80: 2 81 as; F. 81 80; @. 81 g.:
r. 81 81: ]. s. ~: h. 81 So. NJ So y. 50 co. " G.
So Is: W.
Charleston Nov Ii.-Turpentine and unchanged
Wilmington. Nov. II-Spirits turpentne steady. acc
receipts. los Rosin 81 25d$1 30: receipts
4S6 Crude turpentns firm 81 IS to 49, receipts 90 Tar
firm 81 40: receipts. $50.
London. Nov. 1l-'Turpentue- SIS Cd Resin
American strained. As 1Olsd; fine. 9s 81
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EUROPEAN PRoDuCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 1i.-Cosing: wheat-Spot firm; No 2
red Western winter IS esdi No Northern spring IS I'd
No California, steady December. IS
SAD March. 80 loSd- Coru-Spot steady American
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Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher
$500 A M-Eor Binghamton and Syracuse.
1000 A N-FOr Buffalo. Chicago St
sL4O p A-Eur BufIalo and Chicago.
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The age-herald., 1902-02-07
Woman lawyers Big Fee.

From the Philadelphia North American.
 For winning a single case Fanny Car penter, a New York woman lawyer, has Just received a fee half again as large as the yearly salary of the President of the United States Seventy-five thou sand dollars was the sum, and 1t Is the largest fee ever paid to woman attor- ney Indeed, the greatest corporation lawyers seldom realize such reward from one case. The fact that case of such magnitude was trusted to woman and that she succeeded in winning 1t proves with what certain step the fe- male disciples of Blackstone are taking their place before the bar of justice.
 Mrs. Carpenter Is a middle-aged, sensi- ble, hard-headed shrewd business wom- an. Her hair is gray, and a serious ill., ness a few years ago compelled her to have it cut very short. She Is five feet tall, and slight In proportion. So hard did she work in preparation for and dur ing the trial of her big case that she lost great deal of weight, and is today In consequence much thinner and more fra gile than she usually is. Mrs. Carpenter is a native of New England, and was brought up in the tenets of a strict New England religion.