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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24

g - DO 1855 ~ at 50; do 1000 n at 81 So do
Jefgs WrIsht & c.: bulls, sss ~ at 50; do gs4
~ at g 80; cows s2s n. at So do SIS n at 81 10
:, Andrew Mullen cow H. at 81 rs; do 10
o,J Z = H Hume Bro: bull. 100 n at So IS; cow
Mich cows-Receipts were ia head. including q
@ Tor suburban dealers and so for the market De
comHmo9 to mixers. included sold s25es6O
q. s sIs G Curtis Sem . fresh COWS calf included
Mccss se cows sH ana Gss at Sass each
n HGme B s cows Ssiss d q at ss and so
2P Ps2s f8E 4 Rdrs calf f s ss including IA
% AID lOo2 for The market making win ne
ededy barnyard calves sc on good light westerns
over Common to choice veals sold at sass SO PEI 100 n
aEesed veals slow at 79l2c 10 country dressed at
@ % at IS 3 b.r 100 G 81 is ii 0R s ! s 1l
s. So % 20 Dc ls9 n q g So I &C. IFS q So d.
yard calves 2cs b at s. g do go rS AZ s. So do
IS s. d ao ss 4 at :: 49, ss 80 at ss 49, d 81 S
o al 3 go II 9G ~ 10 st 50; az 50 To- az -
las r. at IS q do go n at 81 do. IS 10 at S.
l H ;. H Y e. i BIZ 20 1e yeas = 2s p IS 90
So do 100 n al So barpyad calves III H. at 81 '
50: Is DO I87 n IS IS 40 Co I2S n 81; "A
JS 1T e Wrs 6 = C2 q veal 40 n at 81 90 Dc 100
: Bailey: veas 40 ~ at S. do. 100 n, at So
sales s. At a Jersey DC ~ T. s. sRr S2 3
s judd v.als 100 n at 81 80 little calves
,,d Rerns Commission Company: yeals 14s n at IS; do
sanders - vea 100 r. at S; do Iii n. at S.
Newton & CO: l veal. 1876 n. 81 so: 1 do 10
SHEEP AND I.AAIBs-Receipts were 8s4 cars or SOS
the market making with the stale stock S0ls cars
FOR sale. OF which 1sh Were at Jersey city and
than steady lambs at the sxtiethst yards were about
1925 points yesterdays figures; were
number OF cars held ever Common 70 prime sheep
a 81 medium to Ch6!ce lambs at IS 40G$6 - car at
Sc So cus So 25gS8 50 dressed 5lEg7s
II 81 Hume a6 & d Bro 2S Michigan lambs 81 p
~ SIS 1874 23s Western do ~ IS Is; 10 Penn
D - H2rrtngoR so1 Western lambs 50 70 at So Is; ISL
e9 - 70 a. % l2- y eps IS ~ at S. go West
J. G. Curtis Son; 20 state lambs. 20 10. Sc; %
do Sc r. $ 90; 70 do IS n at S 59 81 vermont
n at s. so; State do 40 n. So so: do. 10
Il H Hollis: 900 Buffalo lambs. n at ss2s; stat.
90 i; % 10 al 90 . ,,,.-, ,oo c.. - o..
at s. %; do So n IS rs; % sheep 100 n
A9drsw Mullen: 70 State sheep, 90 n. at s..
Pe9nsyvaRia DO o. b. at S. 6ss State sheep iis n
Jndd & Co.: 30 Buffalo lambs 60 n. at IS 5o /
oo IIarTingtGR C. 225 lambs "a n at IS So;
ct Newton e. l6e Ohio lambs IS n. at Sc Is; SO
Kerns Commission COMPANY: Al Pennsylvania lambs
q 8s NJ at . go euIs 20 10 at g % 20 Kentucky sheep
Kentucky bucks, 1862 70. at So. "
, Sanders; State lambs CT n. S. State shssp
.b599 500 Rec: Is 's :: head
s b6 sood at 70 Ps heavy oo to Hh[ Pnnayn and
slow at S9I14c Per n for heavy light weight.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-. NeT--York December % 1903
III LAE--Ae coitee market today ruled Generally
H. and = the afternoon particularly was very acve
opening pilces were AZ advance OF points a.
tat trading was rather quiet Tor and realizing
e4sec a absence OF good de-
Tua1d. but ls-e- buying became heavy anal
market finally steady. net 10 points hiEher sales
were co uaEs TIE initial advance vas in syn
paiay Win ne hghe- European markets and primary
Iecefls LEr-er.
lower Brazilian markets rather rad tendency 10 restrict
operation tu- advance dU-iEE trading still
the E1ceTro1e coed viii E5lropesn
connections became heavy buyers Local bulls also sup
ported he market sEg-essiVely. and Cotton EXCHANGE
houses having Sort-er wires also bought
heavily About sellers pur-
oases e spot coeee and people who taking profits
0 70 ne A
Eilon crop and the advance merely continuation
q the recen- upward movement was = francs
higher Hamburg advanced lz9& pig OF the primary
MARKETS Rio 80 RES ana Santos 100
me quotations bash
o. No Z
The range % prices market to-day
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DTRRS FRFDERICK SIN PURSUANCE

As nd; March. IS Had, PEAs-csHsdian, steady. s.
Hops al London Pacific Coast, steady. IS l2sHt0
BEEF-Quiet. extra India mess 62s %. POIk-Easy,
rriT1e mess Western 13s 81 HAAS-Steady cut.
IL 10 Ia u ass LAED-Prime. Western tisrees.
BACON-WeaN Cumberland cut. . TO 80 n ass snort
rib Is n 43s- long clear mitcles. light y to 81
70 39s ca long clear Riddles heavy. 81 70 40 n 39s
short clear backs Is - 10 SIS clear bellies IA 10
p SHOULD EftS-Square. II 10 l3 y. firm. 3i5.
TI-TTER, nominal CIIEESE-QUiet: American finest
white SIS. American coIored SIS c.. TAI<LOW-
Prime city. steady. 24s 80 TJFsr ENTINE SPIRITS lrIn
4ss Sd ROSIN common, firm, IS Sd PEsEKOLELM.
refined Arm. nd LINSEED OIL duIL 1ss-
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coTTooS-The local markst fe- spot cotton closed
ls.e0c: nid6ling Gun. Is SIS bales 10
Eplune-s. southern spot markets telegraphed
follows Noble. firm, 5-16c higher. - 1916; sales
1900 bales: Savannah hru &C higher Isle; sales
firm unchanged 70 12iec Baltimore nominal %
points higher I3 2sc: Augusta firm, &c higher al
l5Ac; sales 2o94 oales: ST Louis firm &c higher. at
I2sc- sales 1900 bales. Galveston firm &c higher
13c; sales &US3 bales Estimated receipts
morrow 4 Ne9-Crlears. bale
against 625 14.l6s year; at Gal
weston from $50 10000 bales against II Oss last
week and 1ll7I last year and AZ Houston from $500
bales against 500 last ece last year
AT ports points today
pared day week rear:
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Railroads.
ENNSYLVANIA
u ABROAD.


STATIONS foot % WEST TwENTY-THIIsD STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND, CORTLANDf STREETS
u leaving time from DesbrOsses and Cortlaads
Streets is five minutes later thaa that given below
FOR Twentythird street Station except where other
wise noted
7-55 A. II. FAST MAIL-Parior Sleeping and Dining
S9S n a ara dssatoS cars ciHeinnatl fntil
,o 9gos ST LoSis glPIRF SIA 11ssITEp-Punaa
partmeit cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. and
Fsr Ns.as. o 4s Gss R ssG In
Sa1spSs' ThSes2 = D FllIgnSs sl,.D,nr
Smoking; and Observation Cars For Chicago. To-
SIS p. n. ST. LOUIS EXPREsS-For Pttsburg. Gin
Cam E69 day W. va 1ia saeaa9doah VasS
5.55 r. H. WESTERN .ExPREss.-EOr Chicago. For
ass e. s1fsR c Tagfa PRs Sar Ptsburr To-
sd s and cRIs Fer or d E sse
s.25 NJ CLEVELAND AND cISCIN 1Ss!, E *
s.55 P. NJ PTTTsBURG sPECIAL4-DaIy for Pitts
WAsHiNGToN AND THE SOUTH.
Iss SIS % "a le1o 1DsssToSsss ana SsS5Snes
ana cortIa5d;; streets 2o) Css5 Congressional
limited an PaTo ar5 and oI P19s Sa 4ees s
m Y 10 night sunday e. - %, 70 P % a n ~
Dining Cars, gas. s4s5. ASS (Desbrossss and
SOUTHERN KAfLwAY.kxpress. as. 4sS p
Atlantic COAST LINE-Express. s.a5 a N and
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAT-Express lass
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAT.-For Mem
phis and New Orleans, g. 25 ?. m daily -,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY q m week
days and 4 SIS ?. daily -zx
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLk-f-5s
a weekdays and S.25 daily. - -.
ATLANTI- CITY--9.55 a and $50 ,. n WesA-ssSsss
Sundays Through Nest5alsd Trains D5ltSI
Tor Smoking PaTlOr Cars Dining Car and SeAna1N
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 D. m weekdays. -,
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK (Interlaken SSIhoaysl.
third Street Station. SIS g. 1928. 50 10 p q
and IL 10 night weekdays SUNDAYS. l. 10 30 a ~.
and 4 30 D From Deshrosses and Cortard5 SLIeSr
500 a. m $780, $40 $40 D. and III night "ee
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ted '1010 Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets
10 % tPenna Limted). "1055, 11-5S a -15--922
|L55 210 CDssbrosses Cortandt Streets. I'D 100
'3-25 3-J5 4.25 @4.25 ASS ('455 Chicago LIalteS.
for North Philadelphia only. $50 655, 100 SO 30
sS5 69[ NoESh 5r Phiiadei2hi. 9Ry9 e 5.S55 81
Louis Limited. 9J5 ('1O23 Penua- Limited .lO-0S
1888 "1.55. '3 25. 3.55 "$23 le4o9 Shieaso
Limited for North Philadelphia Ony1. e4oo, -ooo LOB
SO IS S55 for North Philadelphia OnlO p M ITO
night.
sDining Car
Ticket offices. 46 1864. PSI Broadway; 1s2
Fifth Avenue belOW 23d STU 23 Fifth Avenue corner
18th SL) 1 Astcr House. and stations named ABOVE
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New YORK
Transfer Company will call for and check oagsass
from hotels and residences through u destination
Telephone .914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
w W. ATTBRBURY, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic MsoagG-
GEO. W BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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NAVAL STORES.

For spirits turpentine there was somewhat easier
closing steady. however. the quoted prices
Fos,- was STEADY but quiet unchanged for low
grades, whiIa the higher grades were somewhat
Ss-tain as 10 vaiueS Tar showed steady undS-tCra
Win demand moderate ana prices last quoted Wa
quote: .---,--- ~, -,
% TE1P[Pine bbls 81 7oGs2 so; OIL bbls s. 20
ROSIN-Cornuon good strained s. 95 D g 5QS2 GO.
80 COO So 60: F. 81 TJG$2 50: G. g so; p. * SO;
e. 1s x SIS So. H. $4 n. 81 20; W G. 81 SO and " ".
~ ~ STOCK ON HAND
-ofocl
$3.50 +--arttne
Tar lOaA
Wilmington. Dec. 2S--SPIRITs TURPENTINE firm,
--~snts 20 bbIs ROSIN firm. 8 TO- receipts. g.
"a sIesdy 81 co and 81 SO; receipts t21 CRUDE TUR
81 80 and s. So receipts. IA
IGesva1nsh Dee 23-TURPEETTNE firm 56Ac;
No hhs. sales SIG; exports 3S1. ROSIN firm:
1870 a9S. sales Sl29; exports b-s5e Quoted A. B,
G y 81 70 G. - so H. - ~ "a * 90 4 - 80;
r-SsrIsston Dec 23-TURPENrINE steady SSiac
800 spss5v- 3 C D. F. 81 Is: c. 81 81 II. 81 =;
kC e. K s. 7o n s. so: n s. %: c. IS IS " ".
So 40 =. 5rzur-Ny-rT,rv, .,,-,,s - a
R6SIN american strained IS Sd: fine. lis Cd
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

L4vs-pooI Dee 2. p; m--coTTo.s-spOt n limited
midding IS4d middling. I2td; low niddIing
Isd good ordinary T0Sd ordinary. ssles OF
the day coo OF 800 for sDecuia-
ton export and Included 26O0 Receipts.
bales Including SloO American. opened
ARA and closed steady; American uiddIinE G De-
lid December and January.
February TOTd FetFuary ard March. TO097.Osd Maroh
ard April. TOfd, April and May. IO3d Nay and June
To2d June and July "a. July and August dgTd Aag1z3
and September. 5sld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24

Cash quotations $ follows: FLOUR was slow and
easy; WHEAT No spring T9Gs0lzc: No . red, 824S6c;
CORN. No ? 4l$+c No yellow 4S7zc OATS. No q S5+4
Q3o &c; No white. "a 43I he RYE. No 527c; BAR
53c; FLAXSEED. No l. 92c: No 1 Northwestern, 81;
TIMOTHY SEED, prime. 81 80: CLOVERSEED, contract
grade s11 2o: MESS PORK DBL S11 81 d$12; LARD.
per 100 n, SO 60GS6 624s SHORT RIBS SIDES QoOse)
So 1914 CSC 3T17 SHORT CLEAR SIDES (boxed). Sc S7a
SO 50 WHISKEY, basis az high wines 81 81 On the
quiet easy; creaneries, 16Q2Sc; diaries, I4G21c.
EGGS steady firm marx included. 26G2Tl 4c
Oh EEzSE steady. 1O@1Otc
Duluth Dec 23-C1ose-WHEAT. to arrive. No 1 hard.
s21sc; No l Northern S0ssc; No Northern Ts12c:
cernber, SOC; May, S2sc
Milwaukee Dec 23.-WHEAT firm; No l Northern,
s4GSSc: No Northern, SGqSSc: May, 5Ac- RYE firm;
! BARLEY steady; ESQ., sample. SS46gc.
CORN steady; No 3. 40945c: May. 44e.
Minneapolis, Dec. q. - Close WHEAT December
T97sc; May S2A GS2ac July, 81 &c; track hard,
s21ac; No Northern. Sl77o No Northern, 7Szac; No
Northern. ToQT6c-
Philadelphia. Dec. 2S-wHEAT-Quiet. but steady:
grade December. 81 7=8SSc, CORN-Firm, L
white, 42l4 case; No clipped. 43G433Rc. BUTTER
Steady fair demand extra Western creamery. 23 nc;
nearby prints 27c. EGGS-QUiet nearby G lower;
nearby. 35e the mark Western Csc, loss on
Southwestern 34GS5c; Southern, 3O5S2c. CHEESE
Quiet, but steady; New-YoTk fun creams fancy dl@c;
choice. HE fair good 10SQ114c. Receipts-Flour
1000 bbls and Lose 600 ID IN sacks; wheat $1,000 bush
5000 bush; corn. 5000 bush; oats. 1870 bush
St Louis. Dec 23.-CIose-W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OF NC;
May 81 aS2Ac; July. 761sc; No hard 769TT1ac
CORN-No cash, 4S%4c: December. 43Ac; MAJ 42la q
42Fgc: July. 42Ac OATS-NO cash. S6c; December
361.c: May. 3s5sc; No white Sec-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24

Coffee cables: Riocoffes market barely steady; No
cleared fer the Uned states = 600 bags; cleared FOR
market quiet good Santos $500; receipts II oo
bags. stock 12e9 O00 baEs. HauburF-Conee market
ore-eS = rfz higher; 230 2 lsdA pig
higher: sales 900 EavresfarSet opened steady
a franc higher p advanced = franc; $50
---r- rad total sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Isve-rool Dec 2s--Closing. wiEAT-spot nrmi No
. red Western winter es 50; futures ssst DECEMBER
tHs. American mixed "a; futures quiet January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24

Cotton Exchange s-eca Liverpool cables Spot cotton
cr- sales. 5000 bales. speculation and export 80
American. 1900. receipts = coo bales American 100,
El1crg upland. fZ4c- Futures opened irfesIlaF w.
POINTS higher. closed steady net 222sz points niger
December
rla-y T0Td; Febrszry-a March 0J7 e6d Maret-A2ril
aoscs ADril-Gay. 03d, Aa"-JUns, 70@ds Jure-Ja4y'
e JUy-Aue1st, 6S7d. August-Septelnber esd MAJ
eaestsI--GAE.As-Fery Lyle d0lng. cLOIEs-bayeIH
hc.c on
FLOUR AND GEAL-Tne strength IN wheat leo 70
some TAX Of higher asking prices ncur circles but the
CHARACTER q demand hardly justified such procedure
snc The close practically without change ana nrn
Spring pstets 81 o0Gs5. winter srsghs S4S4 TO- WIN
r patents sass s.. spring clears. SO 7O1s5 90 extra
10 winter 81 5G6f 20; No winter 50 l5eESS ..
rec cog, SO 20 ECCENHEAT FLOUR-Asrket easy
Slotec- - z5q 81 RYE FLOUR steady Quoted Ealr
L Eo1 = z0QS3 30; cholceto fancy Sc $3.50 90 CORN
AEAL quiet Quoted Kila dried. g s6gs2 90. as 70
brand. EAGMEAL STEADY. Quoted; Fine white and gel
N 81 s0QSl 80: SIGSl Of. FEED hrnn. Quoted;
sbrng bran asosnT 81 5oas2i in 2oo u sacks: stan
sso C. SO; hoEa-ny chop, s2I bulk so 80 SACKS oil
GRAIS-wH EAT-ConsideTing the character OF news
Is whole to-cavs advance wheat something OF
rprse 70 the trade All ElRrzes after Irregular
~ after opening auc there III
e reaction during the day late prices
-le showing Sc advance Nay and &c On December. TIE
IT rejecting further ectivy among shorts So far as
'-l De leaned most Cf the days hrmness due 10
- support furnished BY Cscag0s leading bull He was
-leeeite1 as buv4lg openly al times and while some
.ets lFu2tec that selling also n far his
oen TIE market did not sccsDt IL that and there
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Steamboats,.

O9 TON A azR f EasEss N
FALL. RIvEE LINE via NswPors and Fan River. Lave
$500 P. NJ steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN
SORWICH LINE. via New London Leave Pier 40 " r.
foot GARRISON ST. week days only $50 p 81
ers CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. spring
days only 400 P. n Steamer RICHARD PECK
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Visible supply
EaEle Ene -ne

CO-TCN-To-day's was smother wildly excited cot
tor during the Of which all prices
reached high reccr6s-lhe highest known
q O options since The q Civil
FI--t-a-ns perhaps the irregular and vio-
lent The market opened steady points
lower points hEEer. Following the cali firm
G short time. theu broke Sharply level
S6- points over decline heavy buying orders
from Ne-OreGns. accompanied by the liz that
prices would be forced IsceEt during
-he This led q Wild rush buying orders
ana prices soaring away past al previous
levels January sold 345c. March L. CSC Nay
y s9c and July Is Sic This represented advance
q 1924 points for Jhs day and gain OF nearly
. points I1rse-quR-terB Of cent pound the
close Of The market last Monday Such gain this
could fail heavy proft-Jzking. and prices
f1rge6 about 10 points StiI the continued
trn absorbing offerings with Astonishing
easss with with 1requeur rallies. but By
Er1 Z-30 o'cloCE without indics tons
o. rush upward 1sc the selling became perfect
del-Ee, s1L thirty minutes prices broke
ler-y- Trades being made and points apart
different places the and excitement
tremendous. vita al OF regarding bull
lllui1sring. prices
ful 10 points and the market finally easy
points lower points higher. Sales estimated
a. 100000 bales. Port receipts for the well
uucer last years ard estimates for to-norrows
light. while there also reports Of large
sales ~ the advanced prices Exports for
ne day light The Cotton Exchange viii be closed
from Thursday night UnI Monday morning Christ
frlt6svs
TIE rsnge Of contract prices the market to-day
6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r r
Liberty Street and south Ferry time from sousa
Ferry i've minutes earlier than G1own beow-)
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUca
S-40. SEQ Gas Easton Onlyl P. N sundayz "a g
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-s4oa $40 A NJ
500 P. NJ. Sundays E425 A. NJ, leo p.
BARNEGAT-z4-eO "S.4O A NJ. $50 (34o. Lake
p. NJ Saturday,. Sundays $40 A
ATLANTIC CITY-s940 A NJ. p. n.
VINELASD AND BRIDGETOS-fzk00 A M fI3s
LQNG BRANCH AsBUKY PARE. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS
P NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove, AGO A n. 400.
I1LADEIPHIA-CREADINa rERsrNAIl. .4as.
100. $500 .soo. tIooa f1Loe A M. f11oo.
1900. S10s0 p NJ. s1215 mdt '~
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREErSIsGss, t8sc,
1850. Ills A N. loo. t's-4O. $500. 100. fsaS
READING, HARRISBURG, louisville AND WILL
IAMSPORT-.I4.OO. z425, tsno. jlra.10 C0Oo, II 90
Reading. PottsvtIls and Efrsb's only. f4.0o ts-0o
EFron Liberty Street only, DAILY. tDAny. except
Sunday. SUNDAY only tPa~ior only Via
TamaQua xSatUrdays aExcspt Saturday.
Oe1css: Liberty St. Ferry South Ferry Astor HOUSE,
Square 125th St. 273 West f25th 81 ssS
Columbus Av.. New York; Court St. 344, $50 Fulton
klyn; $50 B way. W msburg. N Y. Transfer Co
calls for AID checks baggage 70 destination
". G. BESLER. c. NJ BURT.
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r A<t-
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sDatly. fDatly. except sunday SUNDAY only.
Ofices; Liberty st Ferry. South Ferry Astor House.
I67 1900 1884 Broadway. 182 5.h AV. Union
Square West 153 East 18th St. PTS i25th St.
Columbus Ave. New York: Court ST. S44. $40 FULTON
St, Brooklyn: $50 Broadway. Williamsburg New York
Transfer Co checks Baggage Destination
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

L Abnar g Thomas a Surrogate Of County OF New
York hereby given 70 al persons having claims
sesinsr James Trainer. Of the County OF New 1rS
deceased 10 present with vouchers thereof 70
OF business lltn
No Street, Borough Of Manhattan. IN the
rv ~ New York before 21th day o. Nay next
Tarsd New York the 18th day OF November, 1908
LUXE TFAINOF- Executor.
F4TFsBARp PRATT NcAIPIN, Attorneys for E&xecutor.
Nassau. Wall Street Borough u Manhattan
New
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo: Dec; 2s--o.FLoUR steady: wHEATs-sprins
dull No I Northern Ole asked. CORN firm; No yellow,
504c No corn. 4sc. OATS-Good demand. unsettled;
No white. 411zc; No mixed 393sc- BARLEY 51q65c.
1 RYE-No l. 60lsc.
Chicago Dec. 23-The leading futures ranged as
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n PURSUANCE OLE AZ ORDER OF THE

Honorable Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF me
County York. notce Is hereby given 70 an
Shells Nelson, lAte or tho
TS,,nt1 of New York deceased present the same.
ifh vouchers thereof the subscriber a. h place o.
trs1sactc business the Office OF Arthur = Lvernore.
No 90 Broad Street the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY
Of New York, on before January Ind. lsta
Dated New York. the twenty-nrsl day q Jly. 1905
VIRGINIA NELSON, E1Iecurr---
ARTHUR Z. IIVEPMORE. Attorney for hzecu-T-x. Ma.
a. Broad Street Manhattan. New YORK
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81 PuRsuANCE OF az oRDER oF EOS.

= Frank T. fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County Of
York Notice hereby given to all persons having
claims against Martha A HaTtsrene, late OF County
OF New York deceased present the win
transactlng
business at Offices OF Emmett & Robinson. No Wall
Street City Of New York. before the 10Th day
Of next
Dated New York the 26th day Of August, 1908.
SYLVIA n. DAVIS Exscutrtx-
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for Executrtx. 81
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
REGINA-IN PURSUANCE

order OF Hon, Frank T. Fitzgerald. surrO-
County Of New York. notice hereby
persons having claims against Regina Fleischmaa
late OF New York. deceased
same with thereof subscriber his place
OF transactinE business 1secke
No 2OS Broadway. in Borough Manhattan. IN tns
City OF New York, before the 1st Gay OF March,
Dated New York. the 18th day OF august. 1903
CHARLES FIEISC9NAN. Executor.
RElFN ARD 7 ISECKD Attorney Executor 213 Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
JOHN DIN PURSUANCE

Il 1I4fA4hAON' "OAA-' - = A@N0 ~A>'A@ /
IN ~ IN order OF Hon Abuer c. Thomas a Surrogate
~ the County OF New York. notice is hereby given
against D. fitzpatrick
r-01n-v Of present
49, vo1CbeTs the subscriber pace OF
the law Offices OF Frederick Trevor
tII William street. IN the City o. New York.
day OF Apfli next dated Ne" YORK The
5th day October. lse5- - ~s,o,- z,-,.-..
EREDFRICR TREVOR HILL Attorney for Adnlnistrn- i
frix s. William St. Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
Surrogates' Notices.

= Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF County Of
York notice Is hereby gwen 10 all persons having
Claims against Robert ren. late OF the County
York deceased present the with vouchers there
their place OF transactng bust
Street. IN the city Of New York,
or before the day OF February next
Dated New York. the 9Th day OF August, 1903
WILLIAM LUMMIS.
CHARLES A LCRfNII5
G. H & ?. L CRAWFORD. Executors
Attorneys for ExecutorS % Liberty Street New York
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-12-18

On the morning OI DeComuoI OtnS loUO,
her Father called Mrs. Charles Barnsley
home.
ain tender loving tones he babe her come,
Away from earth, away from weary care,
To better, higher life,
To scenes more fair"
1t was my privilege to be with her few
days before she died, aud her brave, bright
soul, In its thoughtfulness of others and tor
getfulness OF self, will ever be an example
to me. II may be said of her 30 truly that
"None knew her, but to love her
None named her but TO praise"
and l am glad to have had her call me
friend.
How bravely and patiently she bore her
sufferings only those that knew her best can
tell. Her life was 30 full OF all that makes
one happy-A good husband and loved ones
around her-and yet when her Father called
her she was ready. She said to me that she
knew she had not long TO live, and she
hoped her husband would not miss her
much but keep on as before. II was not
what we thought best, but what God knew
was best for US that We ought TO do, and We
could trust Him and know erything would
be right. And so our hearts go out In sym
pathy to him who has 10 walk q little way
alone, and yet not alone, Tor 10 not her God
his God, and while he is sorrowiul yet can
rejoice Tor he knows that she is waiting add
the time IL not far distant when he too will
20 hence and be with her forever In that
mansion not made with hands. And 80 we
leave her
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep,
A calm and uhdisturbed repose,
Unbroken by the last OF Toes"
Nellie Ii. Farquhar.