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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03

a sleeping cars only. c All parior cars.
special tickets required.
Tbe Hopkins Transfer Company viii
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences for destination.
o. NJ. SHEPARD,
A. c. KENDALL. Gen'i supt
General Passenger Aren't.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03

REAL ESTATE FOR GALE.
EASIEST THING IN THE WORLD TO
change a woman's will Take her 10
Washington Park. and see how quickly
she will decide TO buy a home. iSAAC L.
GOFF CO.
If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR BAR
gain In real estate. want 10 insure against
fire. or raise money on real estate. call on
ISAAC l.. GoFF CO.
HAVE YOU TALKED WITH YOUR
wife about owning your own home on our
easy payment pian7 Do II at onoe- isA-AC
L. GoFF co.
EVERY DAY SOME ONE PICKS OUT
a lot at Washington Park. and then goes
10 the office to ind that some one bought
It before him. ISAAC l.. GoFF CO.
WE ONLY ASK WHAT IS FAIR; AN
opportunity TO show you how you can
own your own home for the money you
pay for rent. ISAAC l.. GoFF co.
WE HAVE THE LATEST DESIGNS
for cosy homes-If you buy from US you
are sure OF an up-to date home complete
in every detail. ISAAC L. GoFF co.
OUR LIBERAL METHODS OF SELL
ing homes have enabled hundreds 10
be their own landlords who otherwise
would never think OF such a thing. ISAAC
l.. GOFF co.
YOU KNOW YOU CANNOT TASTE
all the sweetness In life II you are rent
er. Then why not be an owner? ISAAC L..
GOFF co.
JUST FINISHED. A MODEL HOUSE
OF eight rooms containing every modern
convenience. Will be sold for 500 down;
balance monthly. ISSAC l.. GOFF co.
FOR 81 DOWN AND Soc A WEEK. WE
will sell desirable building lot on the
outskirts OF the city. Everybody should
own one. ISAAC l.. GoFF co.
A HOUSE LOT ON OUR SUBURBAN
plat given absolutely free. We will build
a modern home on terue the same as
rent It's your opportunity. ISAAC L.
GOFF co.
WE REALIZE THE FACT THAT Ev-
cry one Is not able 70 pay cash for a
home We have perfected a system by
which II Is possible for every man to own
his own home ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
NO MATTER WHO HE IS, OR WHAT
he is, II he owns real estate. he is some-
body. Our $50 house lots are a good In
vestment. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
DON'T YOU KNOW THAT IT MAKES
n man feel better and more Independent
TO own his own homer We sell them on
terms the same as rent ISAAC L. GOFF
co.
THESE ARE MONEY-SAvnSG
times. Therefore, why throw away money
by paying rent. It's foolish. ISAAC L.
GOFF CO.
A CLOSE INSPECTION WILL SHOW
you the excellent manner in which our
cottages are built. We offer them TO
homeseekers on easy teyns. ISAAC l..
GOFF co.
IF YOU SEE OUR HOUSES, YOU
will soon be convinced OF the great values
we offer for only $500 down. ISAAC L.
GOFF co.
AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS GRAND
opportunity TO secure good building lots
in the suburbs for 500. You can't beat
them ISAAC L. GOFF co.
EXCELLENCE IS OUR CHIEF AIM
In building modern homes for the people
That Is why we can suit you. ISAAC L.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03

FURNISHED AND UNFURNlSHED
room with privileges 4e4 Pine 81. Gentle
men preferred.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03

BOYS WANTED IN 'OLNEYyILLE TO
carry newspaper routes after school APP
ply 100 Washington street The News"
10 daily,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03

WANTED--FIRST CLASS UPHOL-
sterers at Fosters. 1i2 Elmwood avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03

FOR RENT - SEvEN-ROOM FLAT.
steam heat; modern; attic rooms. TX de-
sired. Apply at % Halsey street.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan s-Cattle-Receipts. 10000 head Best
slow ldvver others steady Good prime steers +Ole
So cows. 81 2594 30 heifes S294 So Gamers 81 25q
so: S2d4 10: calves $3 5oT so. Texas fed steers
SO 1914 S5 H0gs-Receipts to-day 5000 head to-nor-
rom 10000 head: left +o1h head Buk Iuc gher
choice heavy Sc 7o96 90 rough heavy. Sc aoqd co.
light IS OO96 80. sales s6 35q6 50 SheepRe-
cepts Sheep lambs steady lOc higher
Good choice wethers 81 25q4 75 fair to choice mixed
Cincinnati, Jan. sHoEs active and higher 80 5O96 s.
Cattle steady S2a5 Sheep active and higher. $2gf 10
Lambs steady, $4d5 75-
Buffalo. Jan. sCattle-RAceips light and steady
as 50. Hogs-Receipts $500 head Active strong on all
grades except pigs. which are 10c lever. Heavy and
mixed $6 606 l5 few s. Yorkers s6 9gGs9 90 Piss
easier Top LAMBS s6d6 10; culls good, So T5TJ so
yearngs. 81 25a4 75 S4q %. sheep, top mixed
So T5Q3 So cuIls To good. 81 75g3 65
East Liberty Psna JaR s-Catesteady Choice
Higher Prime heavfes So 70G6 So mediums Sc 6516 7O
heavy Workers SO 696 6 light do s. 50q6 So pigs So 40
q6 so roughs. $5G6 25- Sheep-Steady- Best wethers
S44 Is; cus and 81 5Oq2; choice lambs s5 75
qo: veal calves. IS 2583
Kansas City. Jan s--CattIe-Recefpts ZOO head na-
tives. 500 Texans; calves. 35 Texans 800
cattle steady 15c higher; closed dull Cows
steady higher stockers feeders active
Choice export and dressed beef S56 good
So 1896 stockers and feeders So 3OG4 90 Western
steers So 30T5 25: Texas Indian 40Q4 20
COWS 81 1898 native cows. 81 5ed4 heifers
s. 1904; S12 25 So 3593 80: calves S3
tor. So 65 bulk Of sales So 1906 9TH Heavy. SIS 450
50; medium packers Sc 3j6 j71s light s6R6 40 York
ers Sc 3596 40; pigs, S. 6576 10 SheepReceipt 1000
head Market strong 70 10c higher Native lambs. S4g
tive ethers S34 co. Western weJhers S3d4 %: stocers
and feeders s2T3 35-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

sBs sss ..gs. s sa5e s reaching 'a dressed ''ay'Ia
$50 100 n q o. =, ~ n r. at Sc DO 100 ~ at 90
fo0in shannon 10 Indiana esivas. lss re at s. So
,sas L ss a. at . g Z 60 :. g o. y n
Gsrtis { Son: vsal.. l's 10. at 50 s0' do 50
S. g. e. hs7 10 r. !. Es g. GS &C. g s " s. S: ' n
70. 50. pa1ays5d :sIv.s 20 5; at s
Harrington & Co: veaIs. lG2 n. at S. Is: do 50
sHEEP AND L-AMBs-Receipss, including IL d.
rect we're ia cars or Se5s aeaa mskins With a ta9
Jersey city and 2 at Sheep ruled STEADY
dsuPe H5eut tW cars Of ssoeR we're uoso sheep sold
s few . bsad aS for ~ Export DS W at 0 the same ar1Ts ao
$ DRESSED mutton. 55a7iac in dressed lambs
ss 5r e94;s2H 4r GSs'sy Y Gso ss.
r. at Sc g osto st d sheeb % R 1s7 T. st IS i sts
do (exportj. l2s % 81 IS % do III 70. at s. s los
r56tn shannon: 1ca Ohio lambs, II % at SO 90 28s
. iad5ana i2i n 81 So s. Pehnzyi7ania do III
= s $ y Saas5 ssss ans; % N no " 3 8 70 e ss @
Jasd So g RgFalo sms: s s. y n at So Is go
: Sanders ls4 STATE lambs, % n. ss So = state
]. H Hume & Bro: 1as state sn1bs. 70 ss so;
George L s ~ pienSacf III 1s7 stats lambs II n.
J. G. Curtis Son: 81 State lambs IS 70. So state
sheep. i25 n at S4
Andrew Mullen IL State sheep. 81 n 50 so II co.
So 70, at s3 25 do. 10 10. at 81 so
H H. Hollis State lambs "a 10 at So % Is shesP
81 ID, at 81 so
HOGS-Recetpts $3.50 head about on sale alive;
steady; few state hogs sold al s6 IS 100 70 Country
dssssd p at 7 ne per 70 Tor & hsavy m 70 NJ gRt m 81 8
Mullen yesterday: 81 State hogs l09 70.
Sc 5: roughs. 260 10 s5 rs: go 70 at 81
Tobir shannon date yesterdayl 81 Pennsylvania pigs
81 70. at Sc 70; 4 roughs, 215 10 at 50 T5.
n Z. Hollis date yesterday: SO state pigs lo2 10 az
sc hogs 162 s. So do 224 Tb at 50
hogs 54 s m At s. @ e. So9sss ss 5os n at S IS
Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

Liyerpoe Largely because bad weather the North
west receipts only 27s the total
last year: Clearing weather
through the entire West but The Price Current said
Neek ago. stiI the taToraoIe condition s maintained
The business Nev-ToS included 81 loads choice
red wheat for Lisbon ana 10 loads spring and
wheat: did Il loads addition TO this
20 o0G wheat private terms basis,
and 1000 bush urgrsded Nev-York on local
count Last official prices Of the day showed lsG9c
the regular close Quotations o D
pass were as follows No. hard Manitoba. STAG;
NoTthera Manitoba SIC: No Northern Duluth. s6%c.
In respect 70 the activity circles. for
port and local account developments In
similar TO those in wheat yesterday. Had
that scarcity cars made deliveries uncer-
tain an even business would undoubtedly
oeen accomplished large orders hand
lack OF cars, both In wheat and Business
theless reached such liberal in New-York that
oG!is had the speculative market hand all day and
prices closed ssGSsc higher. with January
ieadng teatCre at time reaching 5TTsc
slorts n Chicago there active buying OF May
times by prominent elevator concern and general i'm
January vas pretty well oversold. Gables
%d hlgher and the interior slightly
as. Wale Chicago received o1ly cars Of con-
Iact ana NsT-HorE B The Liverpool strength
vas attributed to scarcity Q. corn Export opera
tloEs enoracsd loads 4 NeHYcrk 10
p21 6esces this there were taken local account
400 600 bush No and ungraded. coo bush naked
ana 5000 bush No. 3 wa
quoted % &c elevator and SIC ahoat: No
was al active trade oats West with some good
ouylns a. urnes but also rather liberal selling which
ceheo nuch actual advance. Locally there sales
o. $4,000 bush besides 10000 Canadian
SouLa Atrica No ? oats closed 4Oc. No 3 391zc.
white Al &c. No. white &c
track white 4044=c and standard Whit RYE
rye Seq51c-.. .BARLEY-AIarket steady. Feeding was
quoted &c mating 47G60c, both Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
G lIQtIOU5
RAILRoAD-


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York By the grace os God free and independent 70
David Webster Elizabeth 6 Bartlett, Elsie GissTnaH
Robert Macfara1e ChaPin. Thomas Macfarlane- John
Macf4riane Macfsriare. and all others the helrs
law and Of kin Cf Thomas Nacfarlane deceased
brother deceased II whose and places q
Robert being fictitious ChEIstiau being IN
known all others the heirs and next df kiH
MacfariaEe. deceased brother OF Do
cedent. whose names and places Of residence are IN
known. next OF CT
Genevteve Webster. deceased II any there os whose
names places Of residence are unknown, s1t %
George E Morgan, Trustee. etc. under the WIN OF
CJenevIava Webster deceased husband. heirs and
Gsnevieve Webster deceased. send greet
ing: Whereas David Webster Of ehe City of New YORK.
lately applied the SurrOgas Court of our County
OF York. certain instrument IN writing,
relating and pers nal property duly proved
the and Testament Of CsnevteTe webster,
and appear before the Surrogaus
Of County York. mis- ONCE IN the County
Ct York the An Gay o. March. one thousand
nine and three hatpast ten clock IN the
forenoon Of DAY, then and there 20 attend the
probate Of the said VII and Testament And sucn
OF YOU hereby cited. as are under the age OF
tVeury-ore years required BY your guare
ian. II YOU Il to appear and
apply for he appointed or in the event OF your
neglect failure do guard an VIII be appointed
and act for you IN the pro
csediag In testimony whereof. have caused the
Seal SrrCzates Court OF the said County of New
York 70 De hereunto affixed Witness. Hon. > iBNER c
at said COUNTY 2nd Of January. n the Of
our Lord enc thousand nine hundred and three
J. FATPFAE MCLAUGHLIN
Is Clerk Of the Su-rogate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rt,-.-roo- Ian s-C1osng-W -Wheat-Spot firm; No :
-aE Tysstern winter 5s II I'D Calorn a e. 81
fyI,res stesdy Mach 6 Id: May. 6s Corns2ot quiet
rnarjcar mixed new I'D American mixed. old 5s
I'd futures steady: January. As I'D: March. IS S
Nav IS Dad Peas-Can 4 an stesdy. IS I'd Flo1T-eL
Lou fancy quiet S. 3D. HOPS at London tPacsc @
f-c1s14 I2satT Beef quiet; extra ina flsSs
iI0s Pork easy: prime mess, Western. SOS Hams
short cut "A 10 70 quiet SIS. Bacon quiet
IA ~ of 2f 70 30 n b, l6 20 - 70 +s o.
tonc clear aiddes light IS 81 10. as cd lons
D. T5 3ss 6i bellies, 10 n 5Ss
10. lard GUT
in tierces SIS Cd American refned IN Psits aIio
prime cty 27s Cd Turpentnssp rits Is % s m
Posin-~ommon arm. 4s 3D. Petro-e @ = -
errn Tallow-AusTal.al IN Lon
o4d az 1,ottoaseee ol-Hu rehned-Syot n-ra
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEs CENT RAJ r. r.
LtDeEty street aud south Ferry GIns SouEa
Fg--y dys minutes earierl-
EASTON. BF.TFELEHFN. ALLENTOWN AND
MACH CHJyE-Ztp0 q IS Easton oriy1. s.t0
A. ~. i2n 4t0 500 . - EasJon only, ?. n sun
"a \ N 100 $40 ? VI
" IL FSFARRE AND SCRANTON-z4oo. ale
III SEQ 2 ". Suntsys. q . = ". J 90 P n
LAKEWOOD. I.AKEFFV Est. TONS RFV FsR AND
BARNEG NT-zA00. o 10 = N. 10 q ~. AI0 LziSs-
a La-eEursr % txd-3O Lakewood
2. II Sundays. 10 90 4 n
ATLANTIC GITN-+g-fG g. r.. -3 % ? 81
VINFsIAND AND BRIDGErUS-tz4.o 90 A u. II 50
LONG BRANCH. AsBt RY PNRk- OCEAH
GROVE, POINT PIE tSsN AND SE.ASH0RE
POINTS-z4GO $40 SC Z VI 81 $50 N
sundays except Ocean Grove. 900 A. " 4eO P n
PHIIADELPHTA 6RFADiNC- FEsRIfLNAL}-EsA23
F7-G0. 90 80 o. 1000 t1f-OO 4 n. +I20O. Zoo.
So 1900 t3e0. 400. 800 800 tT.2o So 90 ?. NJ
si21 Sftt
24T4 AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425. 1870. 80 20.
sIT-5O A NJ 100 T'3.4O '5-CO. 700 % 2S P. 81.
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND
wILIIAMSPORT-i = %. "a 25. +s 90. Ire 10 Go.oo
II o. A N Reading on:vt 800 To. = 90 p n
Peading. P0ttsvils and Harrisburg only. t4Oo 800
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsw-York. January 6. 1903.
CoFFEE-Opeatng steady unchanged prices. yester-
days coffee market ruled generally quiet under fea
foreign news. but displayed sagglng tendency
result q further Liquidation continued sales FOR
importers and very little demand trorn shorts
close being quiet Partial decline Of ) points
I6 500 bags. The early news vas coorless
Hamburg partial = zig higher. and Havre open
--E UNCHANGED advanced : franc then reacted and
closed unchanged Ire primary markets also we're
Unclaimed figures movement continued along
expected lines. rhus creating 10 fresh sentiment n
shorts served 70 check the
sase- tone but importers selling again and Il
former bull CLIQUE were selling mod
e-arsly tha session progressed the offerings be
slightly t1sce1r, while shorts showed dis
Withdraw bidders. win the result tnaI
slightly reCe5ed The SPOT market vas STEADY
-.-h quotations IN the basis q 5-16c for Rio No
range Ct prices II the lcczl market to
day as fellows
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
n,HE PEOPLE OF ~ sTATE OF ~

York. ~ the grace OF God free ami independent
To all heirs and Cszr kin Of Sarah Ann Waters de-
ceased whose name places Of residence Unknown:
. Attorney OF the II New
York: william Public Administrator of the
County send greeting " Nhereas. William
@ Conklia The City OF New York Has lately app.
to Sfrrosates OF County OF New York g
SOC certain instrument writing relating both real
and personal property duly proved the last VIII and
a~-s7er- OF Sarah Waters late OF She County OF
New YORK deceased Therefore and each q you ara
aDuear the Surrogate OF our county o.
New York his ONCE il the County Of New YORK en-
o. February. thousand Eundrsd af1
AZ EsIf-past ten forenoon OF mat day.
rrsn and there the probate OF the SAID last VII
And herecy cited as
nader the age twentyns years arc required 20 appear
30 6rr guardian you OF II you nave noas 20
s1pear and apply for be appointed or IN me SVst
failure DO guardian VIII oe
5I1rA by the Surrogate and act for you
rna PROCEEDING testimony whereof We nave caused
NJ me Surrogateg of ths said County OF
New York heTeuEro alxe6
vvt.1ass Arner c Thomas. Surrogate OF our said
County Of New York, a. sad county ths Ioll
Sav OF December IN the year OF cur LoT1 cne
rS.a.f thousand nine hundred and t~o
l3s1--4 + FAIRFAX McL-AUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the Slrrogare's Court
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
contract prices IN the local market to-day

cotton closed with oioIaslons
rsss f s0c for Ez.5dt1g upland and &l5c 1oT Ha-
sales amounted 10 . zoo cales S9II-S--
zc- nsTc7s we're teIegaphed follows NeT-Clsaas'
: s-l.C. sales. 3ONt ba--ss AAI@-L1s
.s-~-s-re5 T-16c- Sa-a-Es1 sleecs- lL--
-t.rez - $50 sales 2s7 bales Cha- steaog.
-Ls-AS a sssc- Wilmington firm, uaclaHsec a 80
-s5r<7IE STEADY unchanged at sc sees, -o' .easv
nominal unchanged a. sac AEsosIa
s--is1 lee io7ver 11-I6Gs%c 81 LOUIS 5-SaSs
Estimated receipts al -~eN-J-ealS
are g
-h 81 nales actual week and i5eos esies to -
ne cav year ago. Houston for toncEroW go
"a SOC bales expected compared with 'ttS o4-
49, 90 bales q YEAR az
rec-s i so 500 bales. contrast Win Io Gs
sctu4I for The corresponding day last week anu
last yea- co-a-
say week and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
Of Brazilian coffee Is as 70.
9--Gz%

COZ H0c-The Gotten market yesterday was less acJ!Ze
81 st-ezhzL irregular but generally ir-r as 70 [3oer
T-rz m cDertag quiet and steady, win prices
points lower and following ne ca!
-.z -5--e- --e1 5-t lu. light estimates
standing ths Disappointing L4iFeEct
-.-s-- E-e Z points lower report LSl
1 points. The early business Lesi--lS- =
ca points but from TINS point L-
-[-llr Taz-s5 level from last nights maj
result Cf rather ID 1eLe1-
r5li- demand and Moderate move 1or ProftS ne
long. fears
-r~ Tai5 On the market similar that Of The pre-
proved Er1-n1Lsss ana va
elrleT slce OF me
er,orr ne chief fearCre Of The day slcat.on was
compared Tth re-
-I--s The former amounted . about o59vp ba-es o
latter. Stocks interior towns
f--e nus week 1900 bales and to-1ays
movement showed receipts ct but ABOUT l4oo5
fses net toreshsGoWrg 6aliish e1d-WeeA sta-el-e!t
Toward some bu2
----~0 6f lie expected strength Of tomorrow sta
-fscsl showing while TIE market was somewhat
-aI-zs showed upward tendency OF aclIle
Win steady and prices net pol15s
70 -ol--s higher sales estimated At lSoO
Hzles ---, --.-,-o- %,
= follows
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

rdv.rpooI Jan s ?. m.-CottouSpot in fair demand
,r1es oints lover American uiddlng fair 55Od good
RRddng 4.s6d niddling. 46sd; low rnddng : oed
day were 10 bales Of which 800 were sr n
American. Receipts
dia ocIgding Is 500 American. Futures opened easy
snS closed steady: American uiddlinE C. ganuary
c574 fg5 January and February. 62TI sod Febrlary
and Marsh 4.e2d4. Esd; March and April 46294 cd
4,-l and Nav e3d May and June i6id; June ana
TiIv 4f4d July August. 464d August and septel-
ber 45Td45Sd: September and October. 44id OCTOBER
and Nover 4-34L
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
nrroaates NonCes

II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
L Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF
>-,y Yarx notice Is hereby given 70 al persons hatins
.s,sM 3. Gee. late or the County OF
yrH Borough Of Manhattan. deceased present
thereof to the subscribers at their
go ~ transactiag business. No 2sO BroadHsy Room
A3 City OF New AofA' oh u Vet0-S -" 0'~ -' -
March next - Ssn,.-hsr 100,
RE,II.E GEuSSE. NELLIE FUOl lET. EAecptrfecs
Reed & Heed Attorneys for Exscuricss 80 Hroac~ay'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
STOCKS ON HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Tork January g. 1908
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or p head few bulls sPtS sGt9
sss5 nstvs sides G1Ic 10 Gables last receives
S -s-fcsn i've cattle selling l2 9lSfsc dressed
Ga9ed -sfriserator beef at &c per 70 The ST AndFs"
Trsyosiy reported with 500 cattle for Lonaon
UHer, for the west indies
Us >, ~ IsI,a au 80 shzsp for L. DillepbaclS
fsaTVFS-Receipts a5S head fS direct a.
1sg to be sold which IS were al Jersey Slty 4h
- 80 asrs ysre fully cleared VesE sold al . 20Q
&C. 50 er 100 NJ small calves So: sarnyaFds at 80 o
ct, dressed veais If4l4c per ID: country dressed
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
RnYAI Billie LINE

FOR BALTIaOHE AND wAS..sSG EoN=fS3o.
80 So sII.SO A. u 40 80 40 800 200 P ~
So I5 MIDI 49, - a..
Ia sSruday only. [Pzror cars only Iva Tanaaua
xSarurdays . --
ia aBl +5I 1900 Broa6way tS2 5th Ave. . Crio1
v-ss I52 I15th 2T3 l25td T. 235
coII-atus ave. York: Court St 34+ 500 Fulton
:. Es-cSLIvo- s. Broadway. Il.ans5urg. New YORK
Transfer CO ard caecs oasgaz. destination
n = PE'sTF-P c. e BURT
- I-7a-+ & CJsu'I MANAGE General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
5 ranged as fol-

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady: No
spring wheat 73q75c No g. 67a6ec: No red F72lsc;
No corn, 47c: No yellow 47c; No oats,
$2c 10 Witt 22@34so mating 47g'&sS g Sc
S11 20; park per bbI SfT 50; lard per 100 70.
so short ribs Noo=o 65GSs S2l dry saIted
tboxed IS 25QSs 50; short clear sides oed)
S9IS9 l22: whskey, basis of high wines 81 30 On the
Exchange to-day the butter market quiet and
easy: creaneres. lsq2sc; dairles 17925c Eggs Gust
steady cases returned. 25c. Cheese steady lS3
Q14c.
Duluth, Jan. s-C1ose-wheat-Cash No hard. I42s
No Northern 739sc; No Northern 7lSc: May. T5 sc.
Oats-May. 5ie
Milwaukee. Jan. s-wheat firm close: No Northern.
Teq 6ioc: No Northern. 75g nc May I5c Rye steady
No 5q51 '2c Barley firm standard, 6Nc; sample. no
soc. CUrn-May, 44c.
Minneapolis Jan. S.-Close-Wheat-May T4z&c; July,
&c; track No harf, No Northern u
Northern. TSc. Flour-First patents 50 oo1So 20
second patents IS T01S3 so; clears 81 sos2 90;
ond clears 81 30GS2 40 Bran. in bulk S13 504SIS 75
Philadelphia Jan. s.-vhsat hrnl and &c higher; cou-
tract grade January. TIA TIa Corn strong. &C higher
10 white clipped 4024+lc- Butter dull lc lower extra
Western Creamery 29c; --aTby prints. 3oc Eggs
firm: good fresh raarby 29c. at the ark fresh
western 2Sc loss fresh southwestern, 2t4Zsc loss
off: fresh Southern loss OF Cheese hr1er but quiet
TeUYork fun creams prime small l4Ql4Ac 90 far 70
Fair 70 good large I3l- g134c- Recetpts-our u nnis
15 sol 40 70 in sacks wheat 5000 bush: corn 5gtp
cas- 25 600 shipnents-Wheat. 600 push corn eOUuo
oats 100.
g Louis Jan. -CIose-wheat-No 2 red cash. 117sc;
Nav T5js .c, July 1i4c No harc 6b95Sc Sor
10 cash Ale: MAY 409s 14o-zc Oat5-No, cash. S+c'
nominal: Nav, 341s 934Ssc: No : white oot2a"oc'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

L u,--1ar.la A Surrogate ot County d
- H-r- notice is hereby given 70 all persons having
New HoIa, A Abbott Of the County Of
GAINS 1eceased 10 present the with vouchers
NeW t2lh sLSr5er his place OF transactiug 5Ls-
tnereor e. ~ Geo Brownell. No = CoTtlan1c
eess in the city New YorA On or before me -Stn
day OF Nay next - oe.h s,- 81 S-,va,,rs- re02
pateS TH,yy,wCvJ-SS- ~ = LEWIS l. ABBOTT.
GEO- r Dr. ,5-1T1fs--at.r Administrator.
81 cCrtIandt Street, New York city
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
5urroqnres y cnree-

7=32CE r P7-RS7= 32CE OF A ORDER Of HON.
Abner c Thoras, surrogats OF ne County Z o. ,,S g
AGAINST Thomas Henry Mason ate q tae Couaty q s
the sane WIlh voucners Ifa7Eeot
Cschs- az her place traEsactirg business az
~ 7cs ~ lanes l. Bishop her attorney 70 80 Broa
way. the City Or New 2oEA- C-- u 1eI--~ 80 -
5ay June next
Ia-7a Wv -0 EMMA J MASON. Executor
JAMES l. BISHOP. Attorney for EXECUTORS ld' 8FoaH-
New
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
~ pT-RsrAScE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
rp ,N-rl FITZGERALD. a Surrogate of the County
n, H1 y1r notice is hereby given 20 all persons having
Claims against Randolph " Iownsen1. are of as tas
or - Tev York deceased 70 present the same WIKI
subscriber. AZ ner place OF
ttr b,si1sss AZ the offce townsend Dyett Levy.
No S4T Broadway Manhattan Borough, IN me -i'y of
~, ~ On befo 15tn day Of March next
DateG New York the fourth day of Sspteraosr: IsoA
TOWNSEND. DYETT 3 LEVY 6&ScuIELA
AttoTnsy9 STTsG Syr = city Manhattan Borough