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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

p1Evr,c New-York. December l. 1904
49, accepts were 3 60 head ali for the
o,noiFow but no sales to-day Dressed bssf W ss
9l4ns slowly at Ig9%c ID sides Iverpoo
the Idaho, included to London and is hea
I I0r J. Shanberg & Son and $50 cattle for schwsrz1
sheen TX % tomorrow the Procida will carry
CAl.VES-Receipts $50 head, including 227 for
steady quality considered: grassers nominal cars ~
Souihern calves We're among the receipts. Common 10
prime lots oTered culls at S. Dressed calves steady 10
n at !39I3sc per 70 for city dressed 1920
Sales-W. r. Hume: % veals 1S5 70 average AZ So 20
per 100 10 IL CO. 10 H. at Sc; do 10 10 at 81 80
curtis Son; II veais. 125 10 at IS: do. 200
~ al ~ 90 do. ia H. at So 2do % 10 at So 80 do
KeEns Commission Co: veas 1s5 ~ at 81 rs
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 10 cars, 3S78
head including for slaughterers u Tor the
market. making, with the stale stock. 10
Sheep were slow but steady Good lambs about steady
but the undergredes 10c lower; all grades dull
no choice stock changed hands to-day Common prime
sheep sold at SSq$4 80 100 10; medium fairly good
lambs 50 s7l2a$6 90 Several stock were
held Dressed mutton continued duh 5isQSc per
n; dressed LAMBS at sG9lac.
sales-Newton & Co: 2I1 Ohio lambs 60 N average
OF ID. at 81 1874 -
Tobin s. shannon 10 state amOs 20 10 at Sc 121.
6S State sheep and Gull lambs II 10 So Is.
W r. Hume 1G3 PENNSYLVANIA lambs 60 10. at So 81 "a
Kerns Commission Co. 90 Pennsylvania lambs, 20 10,
at Sc IS Indiana do 50 10 at SO; 2e Buffalo do q ~
81 50 do export. $50 10 at So; 24 Indiana do. 122 10
HOGs-Recepts % cars. 5000 head. including
10 for the market. No sales reported Feeling
weights sold 5l2Q6c per 10; medium do at 6lAG6%4c;
light hogs at 6&iQ7lsc.
Sales date yesterday)-Andrew Mullen: state hogs,
ia 10 average s. Is per 100 10; rough. $50 10. at
81 10; l boar 800 10, a 81 20
s Judd & Co.: State hogs 157 ~ at s. Is.
Il. H. Hollis: Sc state hogs. 115 ~ at S. 40 rouEhs'
] 2TS 10
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NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. DECEMBER q 1904

per 80 10 25as2 40: per bag 81 1902 red
IN bulk rs. 81 1882 30; do per bag 81 50s2 %;
ItAs, Florida per 81 50q$3; PEPPERS.
sloflda carrier. siaS2; PARSLEY New-Orleans per
~ ae punches S2QS3; ROMANO, New-Orleans per Dbl
SUs13Slo RADlSHES New-Orleans per 100 punches. 81
gS3 STRING BEANS, Charleston. per basket 81 50V
o. 90 Florida green. basket crate. S2GS4; do
SS1 eS2a&; SPINACH, Norfolk per Dbl, 5OdI3c;
SS3gASl Hubbard. per bbl 5OdfT5c do marrow 5Oa65c
'09tSG; TOMATOES. Florida per carrier 81 5UQS3
IN 1oTttOUSE AND FRAME PRODUCvTS-Cucumbers
og'! and weaker Fancy steady but much
us supply is Of ordinary quality and such drags
nsues Mushrooms overpenty. dun weak for
ary qualities reasonable bids accepted. We
rtqCu;; 6UCUMBERS. No l. per dozen. I5cd$1: LET
i5on f,,oston per Dozen 30q65c: MUSHROOMS per H.
N dRADiSHEs. per 49, 81 5OGsS TOMATOES. per
, dAt AND STRAw-HAY-Receipts are pouring in
are anu trade Keeps In its late limited proportions Prices
tbougbt sequehty rather unsettled. and Is
asnt 70 De in buyers favor. The light trading
var. Gn.I River arrivals virtually out
aa me range of qualities rail invoices this
Is nlgn one and the fact
GuooI; Prime, large bales H. s2jaas5c: No
9gVgeo-12c; No ?. I2I34T5c g. 65q7oc: sbppnC
Coc, clover clear. range 60Q70c STfiAW-Arrivals
S rue hDerai but the best grades of long rye are
, WIN hrmness in keeping with the near close OF
uJiiverles Market strong today at 81 O5sI 10 for
ne hlsh grade of long OF hay and straw
Iiudson River Railroad 2IO West Shore railroad
o., pennsylvania Railroad. 300 Delaware Lacka-
nan o anu western Railroad 30; Lehigh Valley Rail-
~ beitlTnore and Ohio Railroad so Ontario and
railroad 90; river boats $780, by canal 4e3
'S'ai 1000 TONS Receipts OF straw 800 tons
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-NoTt<, December !
,.or-r-z-- T-,a coffee market quiet but genera!y
5 a- minors that krische estimate of tnt
}- 9, Trayfliau points for the month Of December
.yi5 h small The market opened steady at uhchaheu
rices to an Of points ana AFTER some me
tsrrv closed steady practically the same basis
Lee were reported Of $50 bags Business was scatter
- The relative stea5iuess Havre was the cause
~ the initial gain The market there after opening
franc lower advanced y and closed at the net
- N J. franc Neither OF the Brazilian markets
PqaS any change spite Of the full Brazilian receipts
"a vhile il seems less generally expected that
os visible supply shortly. later this week or
g,v nsx wifi show smaller decrease than originally
-rS i Was considered possible thai small estimate
r he December movement would offset this feature
4, snv rate larger traders showed disposition to stand
o. their position the time being and wait develop
Trsrts Hamburg i.q12 pig lower at the official
cos hut private cables reported advance IN an IN
cHrsl way day. The market for spot coffee
Closed steady with quotations the basis Of SIC for
Rio No :.
Was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec L-Cosing: wHEAT-spot nominal;
INJURIES barely steady December as I'D March. Is AID
1Gt: futures quiet; January, 4lSd March As S2sd
tlOUR--St. Louis fancy winter stealv 9s Cd HOPS
at London Cpaetn COasS) firm is ssfFfS I5s BEEF
@sstsEn easy 5Os HAMSS.shoFt cut II Ii 70. quiet
short rib ID 10 10. 45s: long clear midles light Is
70 "a 10. as long clear middes. heavy Is 10 40 n
ABS: short backs Is ~ 10
10 n 5ls. sHouLDERS-Square. Ii to II 10 strong
american refined. In pals SOS "a BUTrER-Ciood
United TOs EESE Ar,.rf,an
nnest white. do eoloTed ass TALIOW-Prrle city
steady. 22s Cd TURPENTINE-SpiFits steady SIS Sd
ROSIN-Comnnon steady 7s Sd. LINSEED or. .tsadv
aIa PETROLEUM quiet Sssd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02
Foreclosure Sales.
COURT COUNTY OF New

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York. Mary E. Fairbroher Plaintiff Paul I.
Roenne and others. Defendsnts-In OF 1dg-
foreclosure sale. duly entered in
the entitled action and bearing tenth dav
of November 1904 l. the undersigned, the said
Judgment named will sell public auction the New
York Real Estate saesroom, No. 161 broadway in the
Borough of Manhattan, CITY OF New
OF December 1904. II O'Clock nv
Philip a. Smyth Auctioneer the premises directed by
said Judgment be sold therein described
All that certain piece land. situate lying
being the Borough Manhattan City County and
State Of New York and bounded and described ooWs
Beginning a point Westerly side Of Audubon
Avenue distant sixythree 63 feet NOrthery from the
NorthweSery corner of Audubon Avenue and 16h street
thence running Westerly parallel the NortherIv
side Street seventy (7O feet: thence Northeriy
and parallel with Westerly side Of
thirtyseven 3 feet thence running Easterly ana para
with Northery side OF 186th Street seventy (T
the Westerly side Of Audubon Avenue.
Southerly along the Westerly side Avenia
thirty-seven (3Tl feet 10 the point OF beginning
Dated New York. November 18th 1904
FREDERICK L. DRESCHEP. ReFeree
PETER CONDOR. Attorney for Plaintiff. 81 Chambers
OF Manhattan. New Citv
The following diagram of the property TO be sold:
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NAVAL STORES.

Tor spirits turpentne there a slow demand with
unchanged but rather tending In favor Of buves
sssdv I'M MADE barrels being quoted 80 &c Rosn was
fairi,y u quiet and unchanged. Tar firm selling
quote: "eH IN Joobing lots at unchanged prices We
Fo SPIRITS TURPENTINE- and machine bb,s son
TAR-$5 15as5 90
e. E{00s!N-Sommon to good strained 50 3d. F. 81 o59
20 ss IosS3 10; G. So 15GS3 90 H. So 2OGs3 %:
" S.! W 4G y; N 81 1894 50; n 81 7Oa$4 Is
STOCK ON HAND
Ct
'''0'' !. $50 bbls
427 him qhsah Dec l-TpRPENTINE firm 46sc; receipts
SAFES 900; shipments leo. ROSIN Arm: re-
eeip5s j s6 6bsj sales. IFS: shipmens i25 O1otsd.
s3 G5i - y go % $2 90 E. 81 STA aS2 CO., F. So 62
NJ % t3QS2 40; H. 81 So l. So 30; X 81 az.
Cfar ie. IN 3 90 w C. 81 %: W W. So 10
ing doing " --'iA->H ana tNOSIN' MOTH
ROslN-Anlerean strained SIS I'D do ne lis Cd s'ao-
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points lower 70 , io7 spot cotton closed quiet and 30
o madR NE o sss Of 8: for mddIng Upland and
Ssyered contract - ga s3es Tor consumption IS bales
ssi'. 800 go aTs s8is easy is lower At 7isc
bales at; Norfolk dun &c lover S 40 G"sr az SIZE sales
S1 nss At SIC Noion a., 20 lover at &C. charleston
i iaR.2S 0is' o St at eps lower a, Sc Ga9e IVES
Peee5.ss sie9 sales 90 G New-orleans easy 8 lCo
with the esy ana ss interior points to CAV com
- 4ast week and last -, UT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02
last month. -,

tDTTON-Thers a continued active business the
cotton still lower level Of prices read
y Under pressure further liquidation
reports spot holders eagerly offering spot
prices keeping with the dec ne In speculative
bearish sentiment 10 have
lE encouraged by increasing estimates Of the crop while
Of affairs Southern
portrayed Dy private aoEices Is also undermining
cnnoe1ce IN any material recovery me heais take the
stau6 that Il Is big but argue that Irrespective
q us Size higher level be hoped for While the
South IS following the decline with offerings OF futures
few bulls remaining he that long
Interest has leeR eliminated that short interest has
been accumulated that Big crop may not be reported
~eseT holders having been relieved OF the
q ulelr supplies, the situation Is such
-s~-s VI s-4'e imminent even s-SA ftcONS'S
Us @ prove warranted by actual conditions There may
nave oeeh some buying this theory. but the dem
sasc 10 he chiefly for short account. many bears
slAg as a matter O: preeauIon following the recent
l. Ses IN the case OF big report by the
-. On es!uFcay On the other hand. those who had
m ~ IleSl snort lines at the decline, and a.
'-AIs uei4ng ne day did the market look anything
-! unsettled and practically demoraliZed The
4ts va weak al decline Of 12Q26 points following
Io-a- 10" cahes- Sentiment affected doubt
SO crop estimates IL circulation one these,
Sec.Ie me crop az llg40OOg bales, published a
H-let Dy Local statstician placed the crop
was 900 ls same hgures. 1889 900 bales. There
80 pG.ns during the first half hour but the market
closs AGAIN and ruled generally unsettled. The
eff rrcas - STEADY but practically the low
ec,sf q ne Gay, loss 3lT34 points.
| aayloes from the South indicated generally lower
.TIs,iet me owe- Wall Street bear leader issued
circular after close pointing the
q Of over - ooO hal Is and remind
osrry-os- t ma curing seasons previously. when the
I've FTno-s u9eA N excess, prices have low
ever out routine news attracted no attention what
ins ssltt e Sensational character days
The rang. - lss We're estimated at $50 90 bales.
was a. follows: g. pI'res IL the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec l. p m.-COTTON-spot in increased
iS prices points lower; American midding fair
Ola: good niddhng 4Ad. middling 4 Tod: low mid
ding 4Oid: good ordinary 453d; ordinary 43Td. The
tI's OF ts ga! wel 900 bales Of which 1000 were
ISr 5 and eSPo5 and 5oO American
opened quiet and closed feversh American mlddns
c. DeeemosE 1921 pscsnbsg and January. ae9di
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 9 HARTFORD A. a.

Trains depart from Grand Central sta.0a. ii
II Ave. follows for
BOSTON. New London and Provtde-c4 - 81.
It1o;OO. 'xllY'H2 NJ, t+l.OO. '1.IsS. .4.3Oa
BOSTON. via Willimantic-fgS.OO 4 NJ 300 p. 81.
BOSrSN, via sDringheld-t9;OU A u. 1I1.1O. 'l402-
FITCHBURG. Putnam & worcester-t3.OO P.
lAkENILI.E NORFOI4k-TS-5O A t1-51 Z. VI
CT HARRINGTON, STOCKBRIDGE. LEMON. PITTS
FlELD-I45O. $3.50 a. NJ. III =. ".
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-145O. 5000 t's:oo.
110U2. SlO:O2 (to Waterbury, a. NJ. tiU3. "a 90
kS5;Ol. 1000. 5000 tto Waterbury, P NJ
Ticket Offices cCiraud Central Station cf3Jsh
St, cI13. c26I ~ Broadway. PARK
Place c25 Union Square ESQ Fifth Ave. GAS Columbus
GAO Madison
125th St In Brooklyn. s.. $50 Fulton
500 Broadway. r n.
DAILY. Except SUNDAYS iSaTdays only SIPS a:
Limited Has dininS Car. eI'arior and Sleeping tar
tickets also
c T HENPsTEAD. Gen, Axt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Dec. IA sale sheepskns was held in
Mlncing Lane today The offerings amounted 10 ABS
nalss The attendance large bidding spir-
tied Merinos We're ts9 I'D higher ia1d
aearer The advance was largely due buying
Following the sales OF clothing and cOmbinE:
South Wales 90 bales 57suIsd: Victoria 9l7 bales
AZ oe9t@ South Australia GO3 bales 5RSed West
Agstrslia s4a bales at 5 Q94d: Tasmania 81 bales
Arsqas 124s bales at sa9sd: Buenos Ayres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02
Audubon Avenue.

Audubon Avenue.
OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property ia be sold is
thereon from the 3lst day OF
Der 1904 together with allowance amounting
with the OF the sale The
amount of the taxes assessments other liens
allowed the purchaser OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee. Is S39s. 80 and interest
Dated New York. the 18th day of November, 1904.
FREDERICK l. DRESCHER Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County Of,
New York Notice is hereby given persons havinp
claims against Emma H. CrocSer Ramsevs In he
County OF Bergen and State OF New Jersey deceased 10
present the SAME. with vouchers thereof sub
scTibers. their place OF tTansaCng business No
street Room 1SG9l in the Borough Manhattan
in The City OF New York, before the day OF
March next. -
Dated New York. the 18th day Of September 1904
GEORGE CROCKER.
ALEXANDER II. RUTHERFORD Executors
ALICE II. RUTHERFORD.
HAWKINS a. pEI-AFIELD. Atsorneys for Executors
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January and February, I'D; February nd
March and April 4sOd; April May. SD: May AMI
June, 4sld; June and July. 4S7d; July ana August
4ssd; August and September. SD.
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FANNY DE GROoT-Iy PTTR-

l. 4
- suance order OF Hon. Frank T. Ftrs<eraId a
Surrogate OF County New-York notice rs berebv
Groo Hastings. late Of the County of New-York de-
the same with vouchers
subscriber at HIS place OF Tansacting business the
Office OF his attorneys agar Ely Fulton. No. 81 Mas
the City OF New-HOrk. l3tb
day OF January, 1905.
dated New-York the 18th day OF July 1864
THOMAS > HASTINGS Executor
AGAR ELY & FULTON. Attorneys for Executor a
Manhattan, New-YOrk City. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02

Cash quotations rs follows: FLOUR easy; WHEAT
No ? spring 81 0SaSl Ia No 81 029sI u: No red
q L&q$l Il CORN. No 2 acc; Ne yellow, 52c;
Boz a81=c; RYE No =, 73q75c; BARLEY good feed
ing 3Sc; fair 10 choice mailing. 42a5Oc FLAXSEED
No l, 81 II; No Northwestern. 81 10: TIMOTHY SEED
prime. s. IO CLOVER contract grade S12 IS; PORK
per Dbl S11 40G$11 45; LARD per ~ So 90
CUT MEATS short ribs SIDES Ooose) 81 62I7 u.s. short
clear sides (boXeC 81 T5qS8 STE; WHISKEY basis OF
high wines. 81 "a the Produce Exchange to-day
BU TIER rm: zc dairies l5Q22c;
EGGS firm: at mark included t9l. d2ic; frsts
2ii2c prime frsts 2diac; extras 2Sisc CHEESE steady
uQ12c
Duluth, Dec 1.--CIose-WHEAT-N Northern
81 09St No Northern 81 01&4; December 81 OD%4 May
E, Milwaukee MI Dec 1-WHEAT-No Northern, 81 1lls8
No l. sOQe0ito. BARLEY-NO 2. 55c; sample 38G50lac
COItN-No B. new. 4Sa50c; May. 45asc bid.
Minneapolis Dec 1-WHEAT-DecemBer, 81 O7l49
81 07sS May 81 .qSl 1l$; July. 81 II; September
94l4o No hard, 81 lO$s No Northern 81 Og46 No .
Northern, 81 Ol3s FLOUR-Frst patents s. 9OdS6; sec
ond patents So 04$5 So first clears %
clears. 81 11aS2 80. BRAN. in bulk. S14 50.
Philadelphia, Dec WHEAT quiet but firm; contract
grade December. 81 1CaSl lO1R. CORN steady: fair
natural, 303sQ367lo; No white clipped. 36la q36&c
BUTTER firm; good demand: Western creamery.
26izQ2Ici extra nearby prints 2gc.
mand; nearby fIsts and Western frsts. 32c.
CHEESE UNCHANGED: New-lork full fancy
choice. 1l4q HIS; fair good lO%sdIIl4c.
1880 bush; corn 63.4OO bush: $500 ship
ments-Wheat 500 bush 122 coo bush: IS 600
bush
Toledo Dec l-CLOVERSEED cash. 81 77ia asked
December . a = February. 81 sIis March. s. s21e
ALSIEiE. prime. s. 90. TIMOTHY. prime 81 80.
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r
!lye minutes earlier than shown below
taShON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAJCH
tHlNh-z4Oo q 10 Eastor only. 40 a L.y.
so 800 81 Easton only p m sundays. t3O
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo. so a m
o,V1 ~ m sundays 1880 a. IN, 4 p III
LAhhEMOOD. LAkEHUFST. TOMS RIVER AND
pthNE-t'AE-z401. $40 Zl30 $40. 4l3
1.aAsSood and Lakehurst only, a5-oo, &c Us D IN
ATLANTIC CITY, 80 a. m. - 20 D m
hINELAND AND BfSIDGETON-z5faO a m. :. 20 D n.
Long 2NI~ BkaNCH ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
z'OO. so. llS9 a m, Nl-e0 as, $40 $50, lt5J
p. n sunday, except Ocean Grove 500 400.
ATLANTIC HLDs SEABRiGHr MONNoUTH BCH
EAST LONG BFANCH-40O, 5. so. $40. IL 80 a. ~
1SO. $50 (5-3O Atlantic Hlds. only. $50 . sun
days. 500 4 p. IN
PtIIIADELPIIIA (READING TERNINAL)-sf . %.
800 - S Tl9pY' flSo m' 3e0 81 100 tss
D m, ~ Is ndt
Path AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425. $500. 80 %.
Zoo a IN. 'Z0o. +f40o. 800. 200. % = m.
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-s0 90. 30. co. -f2 %.
400. 400. 800. 200. ~1215.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSNILLE AND VII L.
iAMSPOR1-I4oo z+e5, rs 90. l4s.i0 1000. IL
m, Reading only, S1.00 81. 20 -. 90 p Read
ing, POttsville, Harrisburg only. - 90. $500 p
zFrOm Liberty Street only sDaiIy tDaily. exCeug
Sunday. Sundays only tParlOr only. VIA Ia
maqua saturdays aExcept saturdays
Offices Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry HOUSE.
PSI, 434. 1900, 1884 broadway. 5th Union
Square West. 153 East I25th 81. 273 West IeSth
2+5 Columbus Az, New York, Court st. 34i. Ss1
New York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage
to destination.
W O. BESLER BURT,
Nice-Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen. passr AEen-
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port IL aetnsnd sales - d yepoOl cables spo, cotton
@ ssssd uBshd ' 90 So6 none ana amer s
points love. TO point. loTsq1 eo.t Futures opened Irregular
I5rI Sss snd rSt 4I s5
SO; JiyAueaI s2a: May-June SD I31e
FLOUR AND 's 9g.et cloths qnet ana a 4sed
iss today Bavsr.> was a small trade II, a
.sx NE being Ienty well stoclsad -
ts.sI small Of Rs5sae d"nand IS very nrbt ipr
eta 81 STs reported @lnter straights together with
w Sc %. v,nto-f Iees are Unchanged srTir
80 50gs5 60 stFaights IS 25ls5 AZ: WIFE pat
. fs hE Quoted: Fa, 10 winter SO s5gss S. RYE
per fS q CcdIyEEAT FLOUR as 20; choice
Slls WIZ ~ as brand re quiet Quoted: Kiln
.sl.oW. III 20: coarse. 81 1851 Ia 0 EPfsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02

l. Frank I. Fitzgerald, Surrogate the County ~
New FORK notice Is hereby given all persons havine
claims against Edward W. Lambert late the COUNTY
of New York deceased the same with youch
ers thereof subscribers their place of
ing business the office Of Richards Head No i41
broadway. Borough of Manhattan in the City of New
Dated the 10Th day of September.
SAMUEL W. LAMBERT.
MARTHA W. LAMBERT. Executors
ALEXANDER LAMBERT,
RICHARDS & HEALD. Attorneys Executors IsI
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York
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CATSKILL. HUDSON & COXSACKIE BOATS
LEAVE CHRISTOPHER ST. WEEKDAYS. p N

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
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NO. 1864 BROADWAY
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offices regular Office until S o'clock D. m VIZ
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BALTIMORE AND Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
Leave South Ferry minutes earlier
LH Liberty StreeI....- 500 Except Buffet
1000 Daily. Dfder.
III 90 Daily. Diner
ECO pm llalIy
Royal Limited" 90 pm Daily AL Pullman
500 Daily.
a. pm
L. Is night Daily SeepsrA
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST.
Daily Lv. New hOFk City. south Ferry. Liberty
Chicago, Pttsburg Il 10 mt Sleeper.
Chicago, Columbus Ia. D am. noon Diner
Pittsburg, Cleveland 8 4 pm limited
"Pittsburg Limited. pm. zoo pm BUFFET
Cinclnnat1, ST. Louis l2lO Mt 12l5 NJ. sleepcr-
Cincinnati, Louis s.55 J. "a
Cincinnati. St Louis $50 pm 500 pm
Offices; 26l, asa. 1900 BrOadwdy,S House. 80
Greenwich ST. - Union square W. SCI Grand -
n Y; 34S Fulton Street. Brooklyn: South Ferry ani
Liberty Street
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Surrogates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
u Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County o.,
Ne-York Notice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against EnI Michel lac Of the County OF Ney-
York deceased. to present the same. with vouchers
to subscriber, his place
30 Nassau Street in the City O
thorough OF Manhattan. oil before the I4lh dsv 81
April Dated New-York, the 9Th day of October
1904 -o-o,,, -, -.
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CablsS-RiOC0ffee market quiet; No Rio BS4Io:
eIchsnge u 916d receipts 5000 bags: shipments for
10000 bags shipments for Europe, OoVO
rags: stock 81 600 bags Santos-Cofee market dun
$500; receipts, y 600 bags: stock
1892 GA bags HamhurE-Coffee market opened = 10 2
rig lower 2.20 y y pig lower; sales
$4,000 bags: Hamburg 900 bags, Of which
132G0o0 bags Brazilian last month l.497,OOo and
bags respectively. Hayre-Coffee market opened
barely steady lower: at II unchanged at 3
= ~ advanced = franc: b:30 unchanged total
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Steamboats,.
Cd g T Cd M

b O9 TO ~ A AER f faGESx T.
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall River.
only a 500 P. M. Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN
Orchestra each
N r., foot Carkson ST.. weekdays only 600 p
Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER W
CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven Hartford Spring
field North. Leave Pier 20. E. r.. foot Peck
Slip. weekdays only at 400 ?. II. Steamer RICHARD
PECK.