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

mess sl5qSI7 BEEF HAMs-steady: quoted $50 5ogs22;
DRESSED HOGS-Steady quoted: Bacon, 6Ac; $50 10
Us: 100 a. exc l49 no, 61s96Ec; pigs 6A4IAc CUT
Sse; "A n. sse- Picked shoulders dun: quoted &C.
city e ooua saSS l3ssa lai5o quoted s5oa
quoted South America. 7Soc: Continent zoe; Brazil
Kegs soc Compound steady: quoted 6&G61ac. STEAR-
Unsteady; quoted Cleo. &C. city lard stearine, TAG
RIcE-The local market shows frmness and primary
with the sales this week fully up TO the re
cent average. Quotations follow; Domestic ordinary
head. 54d5As; faHa 5a5se japan foreign nominal
GO Domestic 3%44%e Java. 4EGS1se; Ransoon in bend
sUGAR--Refned sugar was very quiet and prices were
the big jobbers hold of the possibility Of lower
prices for refined Prices quoted 1obbers aud
tablets. 565c; mould \. 4s0c; cubes. 7oc XXXX
powdered. 4C0c; powdered, coarse powdered and fruit
aagle coarse and extra fine granuiated 4ooc Eagle I'D
cartons 2b bags 5b bags Of fine graduated, 46ic
fgle fine graaUlated standard granulaed and diamond
\ 445e eonfectioners' a. 400; Nos l. and B. 4 2os
Doc; No O. $500: No 10. 3 Soc; No il, SsOc; No L.
ST5e No 10 8.TOc: Nos il is. 3.G5c; No 16 36oc
weeks summary OF the statistical position made up
ey Willett Gray shows stocks in the United states and
week and 226 036 last decrease OF 522 tons
from last year Stock 122 000 against 6e59 tons
last year. centraIs grinding against last year
stock in Europe 2210000 tons, against GAS t0 tons
last Total Of Europe and America, 243OTf4
TONS against 224445 last at the same uneven
ees and 3512595 tons at the even date OF January J.
1872 tons January l. 1908 Hamburg reports ship
Tor sugar again dull with prices nominal and
centrifugal 90 quoted at sac; nuscovado 90 test
beet sugar market was fd lower with December quoted
ct IS 30 d and January at IS 43zd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

underwent oE D5 RaFil f 5saf tie dan
On spot ac closed at iI2a futures were rs ca
lover al fl24 5s tos9ly IN was ef ol{ a o
opening ratEer abroad rallied and siosed rnehansed
Locally copper rmer owing TO FsP9-S o. "a better
tr6ytc al 259I2 37sc ard casting at L II gl &c
LEAD-Lead was unchanged here Al 4 s srH vs. F19o
speter Was unchangtd here 55c FOR spot and 73c
nominal In London speiter unchanged f21 Is Sd
I'd siFber al AIS I'D in Ynddesb0ro Locally iron
SIgs % rcbanesa WITH No foundry Northern quoted
sI5gsle 10 foundry N9Fths5 al $5g se ah eo 10
aoLAssEs AND sYRUPs- Mol9sses is firmly ,- heia
offerings finding ready takers at run PFieSs yq5 sre
common sf1GIsc; fair. 14@IGc goo5 51g2le; BTiT9s
e6S glSi i4Si5c; fa IsSisc good I5g21c: Prime .
ocEAN fREiGiSTs Trading IN fun cargo steam t95-
mage very light the requirements 05 sRPeTS 0s1s
~ s,v nsasees being entirely nominal The demand
san tonnage showed no impT0ye r ana 29s1S
but In Instances tendency was lover Qgo5aons TO IIy7
sR s I S9e An' Z.d Newcastle 2a Le $
esI Py saS 41 Pef 5o r. u.s. boSdon oats q
EgrItsh st ear osrt SiO Mans 9s h ssar $50
tons general cargo hence 70 South africa berthed Janu
sfs B: jsaaa at:1B Bsa a es TONS
PoTt !Rss e ons YoTk and west coast South
AFo1 9S enc F2 ion Vest P 5da * P%e
private terms; British 5ss4eF d2 LoS steam c
eT SoS logwood Hayti % NevIYoTk or Chester pr
RoGen Is Cd December; bark 6o8 tons lumber Pases-
cola 10 rernsrara, private terms; schooner zoe tons
sos Philadelphia Cardenas &; schooner Loco tons
cal Baltimore Ctenfuegos ~ oOi schooner
81 tons lumber Savannah 70 New-fork 50 oO schooner
NeW-f orE. private
OF -.l.' lumber. Charleston 70 AeF-fork
~ 49, schooner zs5 lumber savsnnah to Fnia-
sootaa lumber Norfolk 70 NeW-
sehoorer esS coal Pladelphia 70 Boston
hoIA t~sS0s money; Austrian steamer, 10000 cases
Os I- Philadelphia Japan 22G3e late DeesInoer
cotton, etc Two 1uiI PottH
- TO ports Mediterranean and tor) AdTlai private
terms January IL. 49,, did rfces
TiT.sed oi is quiet and steady Esnieq .
e.1ye and Arm ard further ADVANCE seems e1
tbaneb tc-nig1t's prices are unehangsa We qe9sg
ECr t+T-zS hbIg 50 80 and In bulk go %; FhIl-cel-
5ss his So as and n bIlk 81 90 Isnea clseS h
S-l go % COTTOE6EED OIL~-FlilIne q uoe o y
rs 26G27c; prime summer yellow 9Ss' 2S o ui1tsT
ciicv nominal; prime white alg'Se PIlle
nj 40 rorniuaI LLNSEID OlL-ALleflcah Eeed
t Nv s7q3sc; OF town raw S0tSc' SAiDu'e@ raw
PzSyfsIoNs-Tne provision ist-Eas hrI ana geneTaa.y
- tren11~ea By steady I've hogs, the cary corn
s.rsnTf and moderate demands from pae6edA ne
80 -eeeiDts Of T7OO0 hogs included SuugO u tsles~
700 CT kansas city and e99o az &c s ~ b
e. ~ set clear si3asl5 &C. BEEF-Ffrm quoted
Mes ssgs9 family, sloSslii packet s9gslo extra inoiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Dec 1.-The Commercial Bulletin viii say
Tomorrow: The market is strong and active.
mills received large recorders OF lshtweght fabrics
nd showing samples Of goods for tall Of
1904 ovecOatngs have moved satisfactorily
in every respect This Improvement IN business IN
goods has led larger purchases % material
as the mills are lightly stocked Wool values are arm
ana hardening temporary furry CO weakness has
disappeared EoEs.ga Har<ets also hzTaGr
md higher prices quoted Melbourne
A-e- esEve operations considerable interest being
shown bv American buyers The shipments wool from
Boston to December 81 1907 222 800 9s5
- against 30 8sO the last year. The
D.
period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

Tie local for cotton closed
vance q. 70 points the basis OF y zOc niddI!ng
uanc y Csc for niccllng CUT reported -
cay Included lO7 bales EpiEners ard 900 deliveries
q contract Late yesterday GOO bales for EXPORT
sl1 80 splnneFs Southern spot tele-
eraLhed follows Savannah firm higher
e -lscs sales Wilmington dull. unchanged,
= -<- Baltimore nominal unchanged. at y &c. St
jas steady. unchanged 12nc Aew-Orleans firm,
Mt-snged nc; sales, 600 bales. Mobile quiet
selehRed fiZc: sales. 800 bales. Augusta steady
20 higher. l2&c. sales. l35s bales. Estimated
49, 9 cotton a. leading points FOR tomorrow: ~
e-Jreans SOC II 800 bales against Il $40
seek ga last year: Galveston from 10. 900
LOO bses against Il 2s1 last week and 1883 last
ana Houston 900 Il 600 bales. against
~ as week and 3 9S2 last year
e,4 q cotton the to-day ana for the week
- lefed the totais OF week previous. and OF
- week year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r r
Liberty street south Ferry. thine from, sou.s
Ferry nVe minutes earlier than shown beIoW.l
EASToN; BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND 1Auca
ChUNh-zt00 us EastOn Onlyl. 80 A NJ II 30
49,, 30 tS-45 Eas5oR only II Sundays. "a Is
WILKESSAEESE AND SCRANTOS-z4oo SO A M
300 r ~ Sunosss zl25 A u. Loo "a
BARNEGAT-z4-00. 40 y N, $50 EaEe-
wood and I-akehurst only 410 a5.0O ?. II sos
? ~ Saturdays)- sundays. $40 A
ATLANTIC Cs41--S.t0 ~ NJ. To-40
VINELAND AND BH1DGETON-fzG0O A NJ FL "a
LONG BRA VCH. AsBURY PARE. OCEAN GROVE
POINT P-1ASASF AND SEASEOsEE POfSTS@
z40G, $50, -LSO A NJ. xl2O. a. g. "a
N Sundays. except Ocean Grove, 90 81. A 90.
PHI ADELPHIA- CREADISG TERM1xA1l. .tss
TL9o. 1850. 200. tlo,0O, TIL'0 A N. f1s6o.
$500. sIO.30 P. NJ. sI2 ndr -
2iTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s4e5. fS5s,
1880 .IL4s A n. loo. t'3-49 800. = 90. fs..5
P NJ, %l215
READING, HA8Hs1SBURG. POTTsvTLIE AND WILL
LAMSPOkf-. 400. zt25, $500. It%1O (10.0a. ~ 90
N. Reading only, .$Le0- il~L20. t2-00 p NJ,
Reading. Pottsville and Hrsb's only. t40G. IS %
zFro-n Liberty Street only DAILY. 4Da1y sxceDs
Sunday sSunday only tParlor cars only IVA
TaTnaGua XSacUrdays- aE<Xcepr Saturdays
Ofices: Liberty Ferry. south FERRY Aston House
16I PSI 434 1900 1894 Broadway 5th Ay 3 Unior
Square West I53 East 125h St, 27S West 18TH "a
81. B kyn. 800 B'way. W'msburg y. y Transrsr ca
calls for and checks baggage TO destination
W G. BESLER, c n BURT
Vice Pres and Gen Gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
u7HE9N COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

1sv.rDool Dec H. =. m.-coTToN-spot. moderate
10 points higher american fnlddlng
far sod good mlddiing, a7sd EddinS ESD Jew lev
~ the day were 5000 bales OF which 800
tar nrcIation and export and lneuied 54o0 American
% o0O baIes Including 400 American Futures
ass stsdy and closed steady; American ainltnE
opel'eH 9I~eaTsr 6Od December and January, 655d:
5sousrv ana February e50Ge5ld; February and March
4sd; March and april 64Igd5 sd april anu MAY 1877
nv and August s. 4id August ana September. o2Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
Change of Name.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SNOW.
~ FarIox and Company a domestic corporation having
principal business office in the city o. New York
County Of New-YOrk. and State OF New York. will apply
the Supreme Court Of the state OF New York at a
special term thereof to be held az the County
Court House the County Of New York and City Of New
YORK on 9th day Of January 1904 at 1870 o'clock
in forenoon OF that day. thereafter as
counsel can order authorizing said
and Company. -
SNOW FARLOW AND COMPANY,
BY W. z FARLOW. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STA Nb 4Es f2Rs S ND sPR i
- The leaving time from DesbrOsses and CO-tIands
Streets minutes later than that given below
Tweny-third Street station. except where other
wise noted.
555 y II. FAST MAII.-Parlor. sleeping and Dining
Cars For Chicago, Inda1aPoIis snG Loulsy y
smoking and Observation Cars Cincinnati Indian
1o.s5 4 NJ PENNsYLTANIA LIsuTED--FuIInnan
S SSfRes 6 oT chcaso caveand Tosdo and
Log For r xsihT flc1o c AR a aSS In
as saf f. c fhieaSa & slesD
do ok an eRd bntn cas- FOR
SIS p. NJ. ST. LOUIS ExPREss-For PittsburE; en-
car For oar4 " Va VIA Shenandoah VALLEY
SIS as0T 2. Il. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago. For
7 l9f p NJ f1f Pc Pttsburs
doS Tsg R69s Foe or
SIS CLEVELAND AM9 eINGI IS.SaSr., F X
os5 p. N. PTTTsBURG sPEcIAL--Dany for Pitts
wAsHINGToS AND THE SOUTH.
1856 SIS. as. 1910 lDesorosses and r CoItlands
ana Cortland; Streets. 22o). C32s "congrsssonaI
P'ed e.5ro. PSsl9 and fps Pa9E Streets 500, @
m Y 10 night sunday - = 70 es % 3 ana
Dining Cars, 'S-25, '4s5 ASS tDesbEesses and
soGTHRRN ESiLwa tY! ss5 p
AT1.1N +54' COAST LINE-E1pre-a sss g. m and
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-EIprssS. 12ss
N6R IF + AND WESTERN RAuwAY.-For Mem
Phs f4a KY o 6fo Ra Il aai5 m week
days and 4. So m. daily. --r
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLk-I-S9
n. weekdays and SIS m daily -.
ATLANTIC CITY--955 a and 2oS p n NeeAlaSS
Sundays. IS a Through Vestiouled Trains bnitet
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par.
Tor Smoking Car. Parlor Cars Dining Car sao STANDARD
Coaches sundays.
CAPE MAY-I255 D N. weekdays.
For points New York and Long Branch Esuroad N
s.25 ass .. m. ana 121o night week-days sundays
1910. rs a. m and 455 From pessTosses an
Cortlandt Streets. 600 1890 80 10 p M I6a
1915 night weekdays Sundays. T. Is. s4o a. NJ SOO
=. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ited) "i0iO CDesbrosses Cortlandl Streets 1o2O
s1O Is Limited. slO.55. 11-55 q 100
'I55. 210 (DeshrDsses Cortlaudt Streets I'D oS
1925. 555. 425. '425 Ass t'+-55 Chicago lraited
for North Philadelphia only. '555. 65S, Iao so 20
sS 5ST N0s gna PRassssh: S9ys 5Ss 5 81
Louis Limited. 9.55 (s1025 Peuna- Limited 'l055
a m "1255. '155. @3 %. S55. '425 l-4o3 Chlesso
Limited North Philadelphia on-y). '455. 800 100
s25 925 (955 for North Philadelphia Only) p n ITO
| sDiuing Car.
Ticket Offices 1854 11s and 261 Broadway; 1s2
Fifth Avenue (oeow 23d ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue tcorer
29th St-)i AstcT House and stations named above
Brooklyn Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street 80 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station The NeW YORK
Transfer Company will call and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 10 destination
Telephone .914 Eighteenth Street for pennsylvania
| W. W. ATTERBURY J. R WOOD.
General MANAGE Pass'r Traffic Ms1agsr
GEO W BOYD.
General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

o-I9N-Snecu-stion in cotton has shown steadily
Elcs-1-rg volume since tFureau' day.
sales matter Of e00o On bales. they
were 01E 100000 1ales with the operations cOr1ed IL
market opened firm advance Of I0GI6 points follow
-E higher Liverpool cables. which encouraged further bull
f-rE1rt and covering For time II continued
me active months right after cali showing
yances = l50l6 points bur this level attracted
- gain Of about 7G11 points Following
was period % narrow and IRREGULAR fuc-uatCn
which The market became very firm New
Orleans where The bull leader said bidding for
large blocks advanced prices During balance
the session the showed tendency.
the close within couple Of points the top,
the tone rrrn and the net advance matter 1924
points Port receipts heavier than last years
s2ps were tar and private a1Tces from the
further recessicns with Official adyces leading
centres -euortng firm markets prices 70 an
&c higher Reports from the crygoods districts
The whole rather more encouraging and
orally understood that there viii be immediate curta
The figures about
expected and attracted little attention
tO-rnorrcI's receipts leading points heavy.
Euperl- erdent Kings regular figures
t0loWs- Port receipts S52 3 bales against bales
last year overland r. mills and Canada 81 90 bales
mated 5000 ha-es year: "a Of
stock interior s5Js bales bale
l1ssl last brought sight week 81
bales AGAINST sac 81 bales year
meat: F1t receipts 45iJ1 bales against Isl 526
last year overland 70 mills and Canada 25s AS
against f3 $50 bales last year. Southern mill takngs
eESl-stec Ds 600 bales against CSC 900 bales
EzD O stock al -uericr towns s59 ~ bales
49, ~ es last brought sight
against a7=02ss bales last The move
The range q contract prices IN the lOes market to
cay follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentins steady, with
prices unchanged at COO for machine made barrels Rosin
was steady for good strained. Pales from
K VI are firm. Grades from TO Il, inclusive. are
weak. they IN good supplies. Tar STEADY and
unchanged We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE. oil and machine obls. SEA
Q6Oc -
7S2 co. z 81 60aS2 65 s. 1882 so; G. So so e. g go
Sc 49, K SO 40: u. So 70; " So S. G. So s0QS3 s5
and W ". "a 20.
STOCK ON HAND.
80
has
Wilmington Dec 1L-SPIRTTS TURPENT1NE firm,
55c receipts IS casks R0SIN-Nothtng doing receipts
20 bbIs. TAR-Firn. 81 70; receipts ~ bols- CRUDE
bills
Savannah Dec. 11-TCRPENTINE-Etru sec; re-
ceipts +6I casks; sales o. exports 100 IsOSIN-Firn
receipts bills sales ~, exports 100 We quotei
A. 3, c. D. and E. s. 90 G. s. so ~ = l. * %;
Charleston Dec lit RIP EENTIN E-Steaty. S5isc
ROSIS steady. a 3 G. y. = and F. 81 u; 9 3 -;
H 81 25: l. 50 A.; G. s. 20; " 81 so: " 81 50: W c.
So IS; W W. So 40. -
London Dec NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS Sd
Flesia-aTnsTtsaa strained. - Sd fEs. LIS Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

Stock ali United ststs ports OFT $50
Stock at ali interior ,, o2a $40
Stock ct all Interior toVrs 499.5S4
stock at Liverpool sane time last 60l
stock Of American snoat Tor 1sI year 100000
The folovipr a.. $4,000
ports since September J. s' net receipts OF cotton all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Dec 11.-7F'LoUR arm. wE4EAT-sprng Suiet;
No Northern carloads 9O]ac winter strong; No gsd
see through billed CORN unsettled nothing done OATS
firm: No white, 40lac: No mixed 3Sc. BARLEY
C f. 50Q65c. RYE-No l. 61ls.
chicago. Dec 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR steady;
WHEAT. No 8. 7S@S2c; No 2 red s21SqS41sc; CORN,
No p 4212c: No yellow 441c; OATS. No = S5935 &c;
No white $51sQ371 &c: RYE No 2 sic; BARLEY good
SEED, No I, 92c: No Northwestern. 9S33c: TIMOTHY
SEED prime, 81 s.; CLOVER. contract grade. si1.
ib 81 47l Sc so CUT IEATS-short ribs doose) SIS l2s
81: short clear sides tboxeD Sc l2SeqS6 % WIS
KEY. basis Of high wines 81 p. On the Produce Fsx
change to-day: BUTTER steady; ereamertes l6g25c:
24927c: CHEESE quiet az IOG10isc.
Duluth Dec 11-CIose: wHEAr-ro arrive. No
hard SIlt l Northern. 79s&c; No Northern IKE;
December 79c; May. sl% 4s1 sc.
Milwaukee, Dec. 1t.-WHEAT 14c higher: No North
ern ssh Qs4c; No Northern. sIhQS3lac May. 81 &c.
RYE firm: No l 5612 Gs57c. BARLEY dull; No 2 &c;
sample 3295sc. CORN steady No 3. 46947e; May 425e.
7e$c May. 81 Qs1 &c; July 81 ]ac track No hard
S2asc No Northern s1Ssc No Northern. 19Ssc No 8
Northern 72762C. FTOUR-First patents. 81 43sS4 So
second patents 81 0S4 20; first clears So SO1sS 90
Philadelphia Dec. 1t-wHEAT firm. &c higher: con
tract grade December. S6lSGS7c. CORN steady, fair
demand. December 4T1sd41&c OATS firm and 3ac high
err No II gaze; No clipped, 424%9i3c BUT
3siSc. nearby prints. &c EGGS firm and nearby &c
higher: fresh nearby &c, loss on western 81e South
western 3oG13ic; Southern. 2s92Sc- CHEESE steady;
NeUYorr fun creams, &c choice. III sc: fair
~ roo9 1o%a 11Ac. Recepts-FIour. 900 bbls
9si Geo 10 IN IL 900 BUSH 1000 BUSH
oo+s II 600 bush ShrrnentsNhsar 1000 bush:
Loo bush; oafs. 11.oo0 push
81 Louis. Dee I1.-Close wHEAT-December. e0c;
cash acc; December. 42c; May. SC; July Il &c.
OATS-No cash. 373se; December. Ssc; May. sse No
Toledo Dec. l-Cosed: cLovERsEED- 50 so:
Mach. Sc s2l. ALsIKE-Frims So eS. TIMOTHY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


Ofices; Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry Astor Housa
167 26I 434 1900 1884 Broadway 1s2 5th Av. Is Unioa
Square West 153 18th 273 l25th ST D.
Columbus Ave New York. Court St. 344 $50 Fulror
Transfer Co calls for and checks dessInAtor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- New York New York County.-Fanuy FittingoT.
Plaintiff vs. Olga Balaoan' Gaarlss BjGrSegIeni AID
O'Connel originally named John Doe Defendants
5o1e named sfsSdant You are hereSy saonsd 10
the complaint IN this sso and to serve copy
cor after tbs service OF this summons exclusive Of
ssr b p sf T e k the asaa5: you BY de-
i1 Dated a. New YORK. September Is,h 1908
PHILIP L LIEBAN ALoFnsy fq5 Pi9nt5f' once and
cry Manhattan Borough.
upon you by Pu6ea1tion pursuant % an order Of the
supreme Court OF the state Of New YORK ati the a05
day q September 1893 and Gled with The complaint
County Court House the Borough Of Manhattan City
AAdaTsss 800 Broadway. New York city. Manhattan
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
beth v. N a norman Cessna B Norman Agnes
M Moorma1R JqnaRnss n Norman Norman {ossRa
beth A Norman Weiss Maria J. Norman Theissng
Samuel J. Norman 9ai, flames 4 a. Norman
Joseph c J. Noorrnann. Maria p H L Norman
mann and Adolph B. a II Mooraann BY Thomas
NySn he gp@Fdisa az HieF parts Eess Hetsa
der ssndt dsfsnaaa{ TO he above named defendants
the complaint in this astion and 70 serve COPY OF your
the service this summons exclusive the day
q service ana IN case OF your IaFe TO 12pes or an
the relief demanded in the complaint
oP 157s2 LABS BRIsrow. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
B 56s a Of Mss6as5sa ey q New {al
Nsa Nay sr E s1 Sde s 4 Eng %
mons is served uP2 you By PG6iSaton pursuant to an
the suDFsns Court Of ths state q New York dated
once q Clerk OF the County Of New YORK the
Dated New York, November u 1903.
oPDYKE. LADD & BRIsTOw. Attorneys for Plaint1s
CITY Kew York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

Ro $50 exchange. = LEA receipts. 600 BAGS:
cleared 1- -he T-c1 States G0- cleared for Europe
009 stock 60 l54 SelrosCoee market strong; good
average Santos. $500 recen-s. i ono bags:
1857 600 EsuuurE-Coffee market opened pfeunig
hrter. RI $50 wsz net : n 2 pfennig higher saes.
5000 Es-re-Ccf1ee market opened STEADY, =
franc higher: y declined = franc ?. quiet
ard unchanged: $50 ?. declined = franc:
sales - 600 bEgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
West Shore z. r.

(New York Central Hudson River r R. LssSsal
Trains leave Franklin St station New York eoss
lows, and - min ECer foot OF West A2d-st n p
10 A M--F'OF Intermediate points %
III 20 A Nd Hudson and Mohawk Express
100 p M--Chcago Express
20 =. M--COnt Lin FOR Detroit. Chi 81 LouiH
1912 = I'D For Hudson River points and Albany
-oty = 1-kcr Eoch.s Buffalo Cleveland ChicagnA
IstO ? A-k,or ROch.. Buffalo, Detroit and ST LAousa
'tl0 r A--for Syr-, Roch-. Niagara Falls.
'Da-iy- LDaily except Sunday Brooklya Anrsx-
- a. tO-19 A n % a. T245 P n Leave Jersey CITY,
2 r r Sta: % al 10 A N. % 70 35 p 81
11ne tables at principal hotels ofaces. Bax<zzs
checked from hotel residence BY Wsstcott Express
A H SMITH C E LAMBERT
tTellslaI -lanager General Passenger agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
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$40 Fulton St. Brooklyn. south Ferry
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
Sheep Ate $40. and Died.

John F, Landon, farmer living near
the village of Florence, received January
from the United States treasury de-
partment eight new five dollar bills in
exchange for two twenty dollar bills
which he had sent to Washington
through Cashier Scott of the Brandon
National Bank.
The wenty dollar bills had been so
badly mangled in peculiar way that
they were unfit for use.
While Mr.. Landon was at work in his
barns recently he dropped an envelope
containing two twenty dollar bills, a ten
and two fives. He returned TO the house
after he had finished the work at the
barns and about an hour afteTward he
missed the money. He at once returned
to the barn and began search. He soon
found the five dollar bill and shortly
after the ten, both in pen where he
kept cosset sheep, bat the two twenty
dollar bills could not be found any
where.
Mr.. LandOn remembered having seen
the sheep eat paper at different times
and he at once made up his mind thai
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
No License Here.

a very enthusiastic temperance meet
ing was held at the town hall New
Haven, on the eve of December 3lst 1902.
A large number of New Ravens most
prominent men were present and a
strong organization was formed to fight
the License Act. Dea. Henry II. Bar
rows was elected pres. and Z. c. Ryder
sec. a central committee consisting OF
Rev. c. ii. Dutton, M. j. Landon,
Sherrod Brown, DR.. f. S. Weston and
the pres. and sec. were elected, also a
committee of two from each school dist
RI marks were made by nearly all present
and the universal expression was, thai
the curse Of license shall not prevail In
this town.
E C RYDER, Sec.
New Haven, Vt. Jan. 9Th 1903.