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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
Wedding Northumberland & Jaccard.s

Miss Gertrude Tivy and Mr.. George Key
ing at the residence OF the brides parents,
No. 5OSS Minerva avenue. only the immedi-
ate relatives being present. The bride il
daughter Of William n. Tivy. Mr.. and Mrs
keymer will be at home to their friends
Wednesdays in September.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
WEDDINGS.

Rich Cut Glass-Mermod & Jaccards.
The marriage of Miss Alice Doyle to Fred
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Miss Tess " Cody of Newsteade ayenn.
has just returned home from pleasant trim
through the Ozarks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
Calling cards-Mermod & Jaccard's.

I. T. Murphy and his mother. Mrs. John ]:
Murphy Of Webster Groves. have derarfed
for a shcrt trip west. visiting Denver. Co'o-.
ard Colorado Springs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

c3i0 Eenton street have departed for Ior;ss
lara No. TO visit their cousins the Nissss
GuSsie ard Camille Smith.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

MIR. and Mrs. Albert 8. Johnson have r.
turned from the Michigan resorts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Mrs. Charles Thomas and daughters, the
Misses Laura and Anna. who have been
nue. for several weeks, have departed for
Kansas CITY. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
LAKEWOOD.

Mr. and Mrs. Thrasher Hall have -.
turned from the New Hampshire mountains.
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Mrs. Paul. Kieser of the South Side has
returned from an Eastern trip. stopping at
Fut-in-Bay Ennalo. New York, Wasnihs-
ton and Atlantic City.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

In the country. and will go this week 70
Alton. with her sister and several iotner
Miss Luda De Grand and Miss Catherine
Casey will visit Red Bud, ILL.,. to-day. where
they will be entertained by Miss I-utz.
Mrs. Charles Thomas and daughters, the
Misses Laura and Anna. who have been
visiting Mrs. l.. e. Eby OF CollinsviIie ave
nue. for several weeks. nave oeparteo LUZ
Kansas City. No.
Miss Nellie Kershaw is visiting with Miss tss
Ruth Stiff at Mountain Grove. Mo-. on Top
OF the Ozark Mountains. She VIII return
about September ].
After a VISIT to Mrs. steenhorg OF No.
1873 Wash street, Mr.. and Mrs. j. joni
son haye, returned to their home In WASH
ington, d. c.
Calling Cards-Mermod 6 Jaccards
L. T. Murphy and his mother. Mrs John J. y;
Murphy Of Webster Groves. have deraried
for a shcrt trip west. visiting Denver. Coo.
and Colorado Springs
returned from an Eastern trip, stopping a.
Putin Bay. Ennalo. New York, WashiHs-
ton and Atlantic City.
Mr. and AIrs J. II. Randall of Roila. Mo.
are v.siiinc rein I've in San francisco. nav
ing gone will, the G. A. +. They Will later
visit their son In Seati:e.
Mrs. s. f. Campbell and father. Mr.. VII;
lam Lewis OF No. Grat Coleman street. VIII
depart tomorrow hight to spend the Lar
snce Of the summer n Michigan with reia-
tives.
Miss Margaret Boland o: CnciHneti. %
Is visitins heI. sister. Airs. c j. Crane. NO.
CDS9 Maple avenue.
Edward J.. Dunno of No. 252; Coleman
street returned last week from eureka
Springs, Ark. where he spent two weeks.
sir and Mrs. B. II. StoltElann OF No;
South Euclid avenue are touring Canada.
They will take q trip up the St Lawrence
visit Lake ST. George and return DE the
way of New York ard Washington. ihey
eSy.ect to be absent month.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ritter of No. 4224
MARYLAND avenue have returned from TWO
week,' sotourn at South Haven.
Miss Clara L1ncan Of Collinsvile. H.. Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Emma Lansan
Moulton Of No. 3629 Lindell boulevard.
Miss Sadie kItertson. known In music CIR
clcs, Is n guest of Miss Ethel Capere at
Shelter Island. New York. Miss Aipertson
will spend n month with various friends in
the East and will return home about Oc-
tOber /.
Mrs Marie Borgsraefe. accompanied by
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Miss Bessie Sweeney of Moberly, Nh.
to be the guest next week OF Mrs John
Small Of No. 5102 KensingtcE avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Four trains day. st. Louis to Cincinnati
via Big -Four. Parlor. sleeping, dining car:
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the Reverend Father Coffey ofiiciating. A
reception, was held at the home OF the
brides sister. Mrs. John Fox. after which
Mr.. and Ms. Gustafaon departed on an
evening train for the North. They will be
home after October !.
Mrs. Mary Lewis of Memphis, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Graham of Kirk
wood. was married Thursday to Mr.. l.. d.
Grant of Memphis. The wedding took place
very quietly at the Graham home.
At Monterey. Mexico. August 3. senorita
Senior Lie. albert D. Sanchez Fuentes.
Francisco E. Reyes, one Of the most prom
inent citizens CT Monterey. The nuptial
henedtction took place in the Archbishop's
Chapel. The young bride was a student of
Visitation Convent, st. Louis, 1902. and ysas
very popular member of the contingent OF
Mexican senoritas attending school here.
The most beautiful trains are those Of the
Big -Four to New York and Boston.
A pretty wedding Wednesday afternoon
Nuremberg. The event took place at the
residence Of the brides mother No. 2S3s In
diana avenue. in the presence of some rela-
lives and a few friends The Reverend A.
Fischer, pastor of the German Evangelical
Church. read the marriage ceremony. Miss
Carrie Babe, sister Of the bride, was maid
OF honor, and Mr.. Edward HiemenI acted
rs best, man. A repast followed and at 9
p. m. large reception was held. The young
couple will be at home to their friends at
No. 26c6A Armand street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Mrs. Ballard and Miss Gertrude BaIl,rH
nre expected home from the Northern lake.
on Tuesday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Miss Luda De Grand and Miss Catherine
Casey will visit Red Bud. ILL.,. to-day. where
they will be entertained by Miss Lutz.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Greenville. Miss, guests of Miss Jsnetts
Heyman Of No. 1913 Cook avenue. Those
present were: :
Misses
Essie Schlinger. Josie Stampfer.
Claudia Schiingsr OF Ressie Lederer,
Greenville. Miss, Jenette Heyman,
Lille Sampler. Pauline Brunswick.
sRoslne Landauer. Elsie Brunswick.
Eeckye Mayer. Alma katz,
Jessie Blum. Eeckye Kaufman,
.i1ssie Stampfer, Emma Baer.
Messieura-
Henry Frankel of Morris Mayer.
Greenyille. Miss, Sam A. Lederer,
Harry Baer, Aaron Scharif,
Jake Lederer, Edward Davidson,
Lou brunswick, DR.. A Rothschfiu,
Max Davidson. Ike Elkas
Milton r.. Freund, Moe Harris,
Val. kalisch. Emil Lederer.
s. Sternberg, Otto Gutifeund.
Max Lippman
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

In the country. and will go this week to
Alton with her sister and several sotnef
frfends.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Randall OF RoiIa. Mo-.
are VIZ iiin- reia I've in San francisco. nav
ing gone with the G. A. +. They Will later
visit their sOn In Seatt.e.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Mrs. s. l. Geisinger and little daushfe,
Gloria, Of No. 40l2 Westminster place hsvs
returned after sojourning for several week.
in CharlevOix.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

turned from q trip to Chicago and the
lakes. and are at No. 1903 Westminster
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

left Jefferson City. where they have Bes,
for some time past. and gone to Karsss
City. They expect to return to st. Louis
some time next week
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Mrs S. T. Campbell and father. Mr.. WI,
liam Lewis CT No 2Jat Coleman street. VIII
snce Of the summer n Michigan with rela-
ftyeS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

/. John Hayes Hammond. the South African
mining king. who married a sister of Mrs
Charles Hoyle Of st. Louis and is known
and liked by many Missouri persons, is
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kilcullen Of Compton ave
nue. have departed for Louisville. KY. Il
visit Mrs Caffrey of Fourth avenue.
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Miss Margaret Boland o: Cincinnati. o..
Is visiting her sister. AIRS. c J. crane. NO
cDgq Mamie nYpn;la.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Miss Irene Bosch. the pretty daughter Of
ir ard Mrs. Henry Bosch. gave birth
day party at the Highlands last Monday,
afternoon. Among her guests who enjoyed
the amuseTents Of the resort ana a de-
Anna Dcoley. Lee Schrott. Miliic Hanauer.
Dorothy Weinert, Fannie Weismueiler, Ed
ma Alayer
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Stampfy of the South Side have departed
for Chicago, where they will Join a party
OF friends and visit Milwaukee and the
cago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Mrs. 8. Russell of No. 1884 Texas avenue
has Just returned from a two weeks visit
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Master Joseph ]. Ward. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. james j. Ward. departed yesterday
for a two months visit with his grand
mother, Mrs. Alice Ward, at ST. Adams.
VT. on the shores OF Lake Champlain.
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Edward J.. Dunno OF No. 2o2i Coleman
street returned las. week from Eureka
Springs, Ark. where he spent two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

SUFFOLK. Probate Court ,. -
I. IeI01O. alas Dela1o- an absentee Wno
York IN the state OF New YORK
said County. 70 al persons carnLn
A Interest in the property hereinafter naned and 70 al
f. may concern; -.t4
Eliza Matilda Huntington, % Pli ade4-
-ba county OF Philadelphia and state or Penn
suitable person receiver OF ths
S5io7iT described property q said absentee 20 VIZ:
deposfr. with the Accommodations thereon. n
United Trust Co. starirg IN tls r<hls u
tLe Trdza % Probate FOR the County q suffolk
Won are hereby cited 20 appear AZ Prooats Coslrt
20 he MD az Boston said County OF SUFFOLK On th4
Fourteenth dzy A. D. 1874. a. ten c-of4 <
ToreDC0- 10 show ca1se, = any you Why
tbs same should Be granted
- fba refitioner hereby directed give pubic
notice thereof by Publishing this notice once IN each
yrasL For three successive weeks. IN the Nsw York
-br-s Norwich Morning Bulletin, Th- Boston Traveller.
YORK In The state OF New York, Norwich n TIE stafs
SAID County q su1oik. and
New Orleans the state % louisiana respectively tn9
last arbitration be tWe-tyons DAYS a. least psfnra
said Court by posting copy q his notice 10
les thar thirtv before said Corr. Il
places IN New York the city n which ths
sbEer- last known been ard b mailing
postpaid. least thirty DAYS before sad court. :
COW OF sad abse1tee. addressed y h-r
a. New York Csty. New YORK. her last known addrsss
witness John W. NchIn1. Esquire. Judge % said
Court this thirteenth DAY Of October. f the year ons
th'usaH'- '-'S ELIJAH GEORGE. Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11

week 81 GEE bbs potatoes and 1872 b5ls onions Ish
P2's19ss have been plenty but demand sSod and pF s
Lover especially Southern. which are generally poor
tention Cabbages steady Caufowers arriving freely
She IS dl Esgpisnts weak Lettuce IN goo o besns
pirs enSise but POOR stock dEsgsins Una lima tss5
peas have sold well when choice. but poor neglsetsd
lower Tomatoes for fancy Other vegetables range
per BIOL 81 7Sss2 Is do e Jersey s. ssas9 do Maine
mort New York New-Jersey and western per Gag,
$50 IS 81 5OsS2: SWEET POTATOES Jersey per Dol
r PIG Sb p? Seas ss per sHS s fT pdr Quart So
ioc BETS per Dol s2as2 so; CARROTS. per Dbl I5Sg
SIS: 90 domestic seasia do Long Island Jersey
Island short trimmed per Dbl 81 75as3 20: Do long
i 5a s. SSss 90 ss5s 7sl Be- F bs
SaS4 do Boston. hothouse dozen JoqT6e; CELERY
prime sOasos do small 5a1sc: cfIcoRY Nsx-orea6s
EGGPtASTs Fi5rida Per box s2s $ So GARLIC Fer
9Ineh sg1e HoRsERADIs Per r. Sg5o 1870
goc Norfolk per basket sIas2; Jersey I5cgs1: Do
NeE6resns Sass $50 Ina BEAs pot potato per bag
ia per Carrier 81 25asi Is oToSSs Long Island and
Jersey. per Dbl 81 5ogs2 DO Connecteut and Eastern
% Orange ' toht2 yellow per BAG siasi So e s
ysliSv in blk per $50 r. 81 5ossa Do Per bag sig
s. 20 20 snail 5es 81 Ssl S Do red IN ggk per 100
T 3 per 5b s2gss PEPPEs sarS per Dbl 55s
per Is basket 81 56ass 80: PAsNfPs per b6 sias
and Jersey per 100 6Oa75c: RoM4INE. New-orleans.
per Dbl. s49s5: STRING BEANS. Florida green, Per
basket S3s3 90. do Charleston 81 JOGsz 30; DO
green s3g$3 30: do Virginia 81 50GS2 so do green
S2GS3 30; SQUASH Hubbard. per Dbl 81 DO marrow.
75c: do Florida white per basket. T5cGs1; SPINACH.
baltimore. Per Dbl. 81: Long Island. 81: TOMATOES
Jersey box 5ocGS1. Florida carrier, s.
QS3 50; do California fat ssqs3 80; do hot
per 3173Oc; TCRNIPS Rutabaga CRussa). per
Dbl 1880; do white. 7ocdS1; WATERCRESS. per 100
punches, 81 2Jas1 10.
HAY AND .sTRGw-HAY-Both rail and barge re
cepts large to-day. and with only fair run
trade the market softened for all OF the really
under grades and best were ready sellers at their
Prospect with present OF receipts IS for
buyers market We quote; Prime large bales, per
100 n. s25zc; No / STA a soc; No sI1zgsS1c'
No 3. T0B15c: clover. prime. 10dI5c; do mixed
range sTRAw-Long rye. with the steady for
qualities. is il price Prime brought
81 05 early sales. and numerous 81 bids were
jected the close. Other grades irregular Re
cepts OF hay. IN reported at the Produce TX
change noon to-day: Hudson River Railroad. $50
tons Erie, 40: Pennsylvania. 500 Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western. 20: Shore, 90; Lehigh Val
ley. 10: Baltimore Ohio. 20: Central Of New
Jersey. 500 river boats. S10 total. 1000 tons Re
ceipts Of straw. 277
Wilmington Nov; 1o-SPIRITs T'CFPESTISlB firm
receipts II ROSIN quiet 50 20: receipts,
81. firm. 81 receipts %. CRUDE TJRPEN-
TINE firm. Sc %. 50 so aud SO so: receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov 0-CATTLE-Recepts 4 900 head r.
GLIDING 200 Westerns: steady: 10 prime
81 6S5 g; medium. s. 25S4 20 ztockers
ard feeders 81 75$4 %. 81 25GS4 heifers scr
s. Texas fed s. jdS3 30: Western
81 D HOGS-Receip;s to-day 700 head: Tomorrow
30 market 15025c lows- mixed butchers
IS 05 choice heavy 81 60d$4 90. rough heavy
1884 90; light 81 5OdS4 81 5OdS4 20
SHEEPReceipts. 1s0 coo head; sheep lambs strong
5c higher good 70 choice wethers 50 25ds4 -; far
choice mixed, So 5OQS3 y: native lambs SASS 80
steady S2dS4 80 SHEEP steady al 81 5OdS3 .
LANES active and higher Et So 75TS5 so.
Buffalo. Nov. 10-CATTLE- 90 head
slow and barely steady prime IS 25GS5 5O
shipping 81 6OGS5 10: butchers, 81 6OGS4 VAIS-
Receipts. g. head market steady IS 5OGSs HOGS
higher pigs light IOa 15c lower
heavy s. 35GS5 40 mixed 81 3ndS5 Sc: Workers 25
s. 80, roughs 81 509S4 20 50 1884 %
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipcs. 1900 head: market &C
lambs 81 25dS+ So yesringS p SOC s.: wethers
So 1884 ewes 50 35GS3 50: sheep mixed 81 509S3
and I+OO Texans, calves $50 natives ard 4sO
FED steers steady lower; wintersd
strong Texas and Western steady strong.
SLOW. stocksrs feeders quiet staa1v:
and dressed beef 81 50Ss5
S+S4 so stocsrs and feeders. 81 S0$3
steers SIS l5dS4 .. Texas and Indian steers
81 % Texas COWS 81 2SeS2 3: native cows 81 5oGs5 90
81 751S2 q: calves. 81 75a$6 HOGS-Recepts $500
head. iO25c lower; top IS O5; bulk II sales
eOdS5 heavv 81 e$4 20. mixed packers 81 sOdS5
light s. s. ass 05- Workers. sass %. pigs 6sS4
SHEEP 700 strong I5c high
er. native lambs. s. 351s5 30 lambs s. g09
81 506S4 Texas clipped sheep 81 4es3 IS stokers and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yer<. November 10 1903.
BEEy EsIRsesiPts only head; no sales TsPortsd
n Gables quoted American cattle selling 10
10 The Cevic carried TO Liverpool to-day 40 cattle
and 123o sheep for J. Shamberg son 475 cattle FOR
have 1000 quarters OF beef FOR the Morris
beer COMPANY ana degg quarters Tor o. the Han9Pa
West Indies 81 cattle and 81 hsep for W Daniels Ex-
Majestic FOR Liverpool and 100 quarters for the Morris
cALvEs-Recepts. all for the market partly very
arrivals were 213 head-16O Jersey City and %
seaTea With the e1aePo Of late sa H' vsas so
gsneraly at s. 5og$s 50 per 100 n City dressed yesls
and FED calves 495c
pS loo h. do SuF f4s q at IS TO- yea so l9G al a.
DO, l2l 70 at -; 9 DO. 50 10 az - 90
IS so sanders 's'iA 10 ID al . 90 o. loo d. al
H H. Hollis veaIs. 14s n. IS So do 122 n, az
SHEEP AND I4AMBs-Receipts. all ror the market
red over from yester . io.sI 81 10 cars s on safe an
At Jersey City Sheep rated steady Lambs were
yesterday showing but little difference, About 3 cars q
$3a$8 IS per 100 b lambs geHe-a at s. eoass: dressed
mutton. 5@7c per n; dressed lambs, s1zg1ol5c;
9ys5ass a 50 per 10? n 22s d. IS n So is Yves;
virginia yssr1g SO n at s. So 81 Ohio sheer 1s n
at SO IS; do, 10 u. at g.
r. Al Sc I5S In9i i "a d IS n 90 Ias5iaRa
state sheep. los n, at Sc.
head on sale alive No sales rspoTre Soufr dTesse9
quoted a. 6asc per n for heavy To Light weights
do Jag 70. So: 90 do l56 n IS roug6s $50 n
To6in & shannon u state hogs 1eo n at 50 50: 80
stag. $40 n. a, s. 30. boar. 100 n. 81.
do @ $ 60 o sia5' sS s li :. 60 go
J II Hume : Bro: 2 state hogs, 122 n az 81 60;
boar. 4io n at 81 so 80 ID Al . o.
II II Hollis: &c state hogs. II! n. a. 81 %
Andrew Mullen: = state hogs, 153 n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II

asur circles ana ther. a general lowering or bids
- ue sson u o5s,- % aus ss ssF1 xs e 's mas
- 7css e. as.r s IS sss. ,S DT ES patents s,
eats s+asS 81 spring elss-s 50 79es4; extra No
dos So 3 XIV q 0is sssS e. .. ssa
9 seed $ sosss 20 choice tanc g SOS 50 CORN
s IS oarss oi,l o. FEE and av Ss'i0T 81 %
spr8ng ulGdng scoGs.s 300 N sscsSs stsn6si
Do sieGS,s = hoHiny chop. $50 SPOT. SO arrive
s sSa Igsr tos ' Nsr Y the s saR H5s , vas
heavy selling assumed be. part Isast FOR the
SSsIi- =, -. 80. 9ssatc.s rece,-5 dsnthed with bull
psreo 70 see ne des through But syperabundace q
over she export situation. has tie market
their position In explaining The relative steadiness
o. eoeTer az Chioaso when contrasted with denOral
.hoss selng tho December in NewYork were buying
which oaly sc under last night on final Deoenbsr
prices. although down on Nav Outside OF coysrfnE
TsSTs vas LITTLE feature connected win this late upturn
hand. notwithstanding the break prices
eSoo ire offers % wheat at hand from Russia
TIE spring movement which caused TIE f.iftsi
eTSR n prices y al markets amounted 1.s5e
e-e about 3eoooo bush thar on the same day
ere ron the Increase o 74OsooO worlds
csbjes u-s-a -o-7 . yta- OF tolVVto 9ish- ne
sn1 1910 POINTS OF at Paris seabosrd -four clearances
S-s;ooo bush Quotations % cash wheat. , aaoat
= marc NeN-EorH. S2Ac- No . red New-Tork S5ssc-
NpttN-Ey reason q continued bear and
Cols1ersbe stop less selling made low records
Ior ne season tosy closing = NC net lower There
vas active selling AL fndu-
ecca mainly by tke belief besrsh report In
t1lcazo december also with poor ship
ping demand additional Factor IN the selling
uent Foreign markets declined in sympathy with
ress this side. Liverpool closing I'D net lower and
London I'd dow Tie trade consisted OF loads
here and . loads oupo-s with cash prices lower all
arcu1t- The interior movement was not excessive IN
comparison with but the fine weather still
prevalent through The belt led 20 besrsh views
this No closed 50isc elevator 5OSc
z 2 sfoar. 40 white Bic and No > yellow
? 2 OATS-Free selling OF by
a produced weakness
there also sham decline IN the cash price
with sales - coo bush No oats closed 40izc.
3 40. 10 white 42Atc; No white 421sc. track white
1885, standard white 42>.c- RTE-Market nom
y, Western. &c. nominal . b
jersey rye 5eT6sc. BAFIsESY-Msrket dull Feeding
quoted ~ 42i-r ard mating 52G5ec. both C Buf-
estimated Weld AZ
25s bush making total crop Of 2S13.
hush. compared with 230Ts60 ooo bush. estimated
Stztis1csn Brown last month and 2.S13. bush
Tho report said : per the old
e. farmers hands sEgTeEang 131 go bush
31.512oG0 year. Quality OF
present - l. against SCI last vear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11

So sample ssa59-- CcRN stesay. Nov--n6sr 4s1sc.
December. 4Z5sc-
Minneapolis. NV fq---Iosa- TTEAr-Decer-er.
TIisc. track. 10 hard 797sc Northern
No Northern T64sc. 4 Northern 69ss 71f- FTlOJB
First patents 81 50S4 second patents 81 50 50.
first clears 50 seas 60 second clears. s. 600 3 90
BRAN-In bulk. SIC -.
Philadelphia, Nov IO--WFIEAT dun ard '7~ lover.
November. S2GS24c. CORN QUE; and 70 lover. Novsm
Der 49149ac OATS dElI and weak white. Al 10.
No clipped. go WOOL. unchanged- BITTER
sreadys fair demand Western creamery. -.
nearby prints. 2SS EGtis arm Food tenant. frssa
nearby. Doc or. Western. 2Sc. -
dgTc- Southern. f24025c. CHEESE Unclaimed. New
York f1u creams fancy. l2c. choice. usscs far u
good IlQ11lsc. Receipts and
zoo il sacks: wheat 5usa. corn. BUSH
corn, 50 bush. oats. 1000 bush
- Louis. Nov. i0-CI0se. WHEAT-pcre-nbsr. SIC.
Nav Ts7sc. NJ - harl -HGIse tNflN--N0 = cash.
lasc. December. 404sa4',-2c. May 4l-sc oATS-So =
cash. So. MAJ 550oG-sc. No white so
ro=lo Nov. Io-S-lose-
I-ce-nL-r S. 4T1s. January. s. February
March. 50 57z. ASK frtEl-. 50 o.. EIMOTF-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11
Citations.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

- suffolk IS Probate Court
r, T,sIuah Lambert. absentee, who torrneriy =
,;5.5 %sy- YORK in the state % New YORK. h4'lls
T-1ra-rv IN said County all persons claiming an
property hereinafter named aHa % Al
whom concern ..z O.. at
Eliza Matilda Huntington o thlLd
5a,-Lfa u the County OF Philadelphia and state @.
Ta1-svva-fs other suitable person receiver o.
The Following described property of said absentee % vi
4 Iaul=fr- ACCUMULATION tl---'ls
Co. standing N re n-is o
the Judga Of Probate for the County OF Surio-H-
Won are hereby appear at Frooat7 ,11t y
ba hold a. Boston County % SUFFOLK on tne Iou
feeurh dav OF January, A D, 1904 at zen coc@ ~
ire forenoon 70 show cause, Il you have WY tAs
should Tot BE- granted -s-.
Ard ere petitioner hereby directed 70 g-vs
publishing this notice once L
successive weeks in the N-W 2fN
T-ihunA Norwich Morning Bulletin The Boston Iraee
Tafv F1cav1Ina published n New OK
IN the state OF New York Norwich IN the state % Sn-
Boston. said County OF SufroiH and -N7N
OF louisiana reSpectlVety we st
-7ufIIratl,n TO tweuty-Ore DAYS a. least be-
fo-e said Court: by posting copy q this nollce
NJ Iass than thirty before said Court. IN Two
or more conspicuous public places IN New 1orA the CITY
vb{-h last known % have Deem ana
least thirty days before SAID
Conf copv notice = SAID absentee addressed
TO her Al New York City, New YORK, her LaSt known
address
Court rnis thirteenth Of October, IN the year one
thousand h-H' A--'--s ELIJAH GEORGE. Register.