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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- York--A1bert T Foster against Annie q r,.-
tsr-Trial desired the County OF New York-Acsto,
for a ttvoFce.-Su To RI. nh,ve
named Defendant; Sou hereby
complaint this action. copy OF y,-
Jhs Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty say.
after the service OF this summons EXCLUSIVES day 81
service and In OF failure
Judgment VIII be taken against 49,.
relief demanded IN the complaint Dated 2ad fosA
l. & a Z. ZINI<E. Plaintiffs Attorneys once a,.t
PostOftcs Address No ZIG Broadway Borourh -
Manhattan. New York -
To Annie Foster defendant The foregoing summons
served ~ publication pursuant 70 An oras-
d Hon. Proctor Clarke Justice 81 -.
Court OF the State OF New dated N 10th 1ay -
June 1904 and Med June 18th. 1904 the
the once Ct the Clerk % the County 81 Me- w..
and OF said Court al the County 9orouun
Manhattan in the City OF New sAsd S,aa CA.si
June l4th 1904 ~N>
L 8 A. z. zINK2 Attor1sys Cor el.surts
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Tsnth So.

The % the mortgage lien charss Co satis,v
WATCH the above described property IS be sold 02
with interest thereon from July 18th
and allowances included decree t,atIux 10
1855 20, with interest from date
the sale the approximate amount %
and water rates upon said premises allowed
the purchase money - paid thsr.-
from is sl225 The premises be sold subject
lettings 70 monthly
New York, July 18th. 1904
EUGENE r PoMEROY.
Reser.sl
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TRANSFER AGENT,MY REGSTRARN.Y, REGISTRAR,
North American Trust Co. NY Security Trust Co. Mercantile
N. " ST.
Guardian Mercantile Trust
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20th Street

The approximate amount OF the lien cHarSs.
satisfy which the above-describsd property Be
sold S49seo l-0O With interest thereon from as
I'D day OF May. 1904, prior mortgages OF 5lOA-
10000. together with Amounting
S445 72100. together with the expenses OF
The approximate amount OF the taxes
other liens 20 be allowed TO the purchaser
purchase money. or paid by the Referee. Is $4,000
and interest
Dated New York 18th day OF July. 1915.
ARTHUR D TRUAX. Referee
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

i ahpe- { Thomas a Surrogate Of County New
York notice IS hereby 70 all persons having claims
Thomas Reilly, late OF the County Of New York
deceased present with vouchers thereof 20 the
OF t-ansaCuG business, AT tie
o~5ce 81 ChH.ncey s. Truax, Broadway Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New York on or before the
az November Dated New York, the 18TH
day Of MAY 1904 MARGARET MADELEINE REILLY
CFaUNCEiY s. TRUAx. Attorney for Administratrix
rs Broadway Borough q Manhattan. New York City
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner Thomas a Surrogate % the County OF
New York. NOTICE hereby given 20 all persons hav-
ipr Claims Johanna b Widmayer late OF the
County Of New York, deceased. 20 present he same
thereof the subscriber. at his place OF
trnsactng business No l25 Greene Street in the City
OF New York or before the 10th day OF September
Dated New xo,E. the 7th day OF March. 1904
FERDINAND y. MONO.
Administrator with the VIII annexed
EryGESE I. BCSHE. Attorney for Administrator. No
100 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New YORK
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York By the q God Z free and independent 70
Vo1Dr ErAn Young william n. Young, Thomas {.
Yong C7ar!es Young Arlse NJ Young. Emma Bennett.
Ize Johns ne heirs Of kin OF Robert Seaman.
ceceasel eead greeting: Whereas David D. Otis, OF tho
ety OF New York lately applied TO the Surrosates
Court OF cur County OF New York 10 have certain IN
dated the 2ith day OF December,
1888 relating both real and personal property duly
Testament OF Robert Seaman.
ists + Crrt az New York, deceased. Therefore you
ard each OF vcu are appear before the Surrogate
~ our County of New York his Once IN the County
q New YORK On the day ot August. one thousand
nine hundred anl tour half past O'Clock IN the
forenoon then and there 70 attend the pTo
q VII and testament And such q
You az are hereby cited as the twenty
years required appear BY your guardian. IL
you nave one none. 20 appear and apply
10 De appointed. the event % your neglect
failure 70 DO So guardian Will bs appointed by the
Surrogate represent and act for you IN the pEoceedng
In Testimony VII ereof. have caused the Seal Of
the surrogates Court OF The said County
.....-.-.-. % New York be hereUnto affixed
I. s ness Hon Frank 7. Fitzgerald. a Surro-
.-.....-... gate OF said County o. New York
sad County. 23rd day Of June.
% Lord thousand nine hundred and four
JAMES a. DOSNELLf.
Clerk OF the SurToEates Court
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SrPREllE CoCRT. CorNrY OF SEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Yo--In the matter OF the application o. IN. u-ntt-
states Mortgage and Trust Company, subsritutet
trustee under last VIII Testament OF MATTHEW
6T1es. deceased f1- authority certain Prop
erty q the estate OF said Matthew Byrnes diseased
n the aoove-entted proceeding and bearing
list day OF June, 1st- amended order MACS
and entered therein the 2sth ot Juns 1904 ths
Ih4ersned the trustee IN said order named.
az public auction the New Real Estats sales
room. No 16l Broadway. Borough o.
Sly OF New YORK on Monday. the LIST day OF August
son Aucriorser the premises directed BY order
ae Sold which described follows; certain
por q land n The city and CoUn,y % Sev York
ne buildings thereon bounded and described
The Easterly line q lexington Avenue the North
cry LIE Or Ihrty-second Street; and thence
No-the-ly along tae said Elsrary line OF Lexington
Avenue forty-nlae (49) feet I've 81 inches point
throug5 the said party wall and a line parallel
Thirty second street hfJy-fvs 55l feet and
tnree-rou-ths go Inches, thence Southery urs
parallel with Lexington Avenue to-ryuns t4N
40 inches Noraerly lire OF Thfr-y-@scoud
street thence westerly along the said SortherIy Inc os
Ihlrrysecort Street afry-dvs $50
tourtHs 's) inches the NorJheastsry % Lar
lnstlh avenue and Th-Jy-secoud Street. ths point
Place ot beginning; Be the said distances ard
dlensons more or less. said premises being
e ne street numbers POI and 2OS Lexington AvenIs IN
the CRY OF New York.
Dated New York July 9Th 1904
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND Trust CoH74AyT.
ROLLINS & ROLLINS Attorneys for Petftions- c-sr.
CT Manhattan, New York city. y Y.
re anoVe described parcel or property consists Of
lots numbers 2o1 and Dos Lexington Avenue. and 10
saGwn uEoa the following diagram
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
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Mortgage insurance.


The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company guarantees against loss
caused by depreciation in the value of
the mortgaged property, or error in
the opinion as to its value, and
relieves the investor of all trouble
and responsibility in connection
with the mortgage.
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Go.
Capital & Surplus, So, 100000
146 Broadway 175 Pemsen ST,
New York Brooklyn.
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DED ID" LINE.

DED ID" LINE.
~ For Guayra, Puerto caheIIo Curacao and Mar,
ezibo. via Curacao. calling also Juan, P r.
From Pier Is. adjoining Wall ST. Ferry. BROOKLYN
6. 8. PHILADELPHIA. saturday. noon
S. - sat moo
For La Guayra. Curacao and Maracabo.
5. > ZULIA Saturday. July 80 noon
S S MARACAIBO. Saturday. August 10 noon
These have superior communications for pas
BOCLTON. BLISS & DAILET-.
General Managers So Wall ST.
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a .<-ssIiSEAESTs ana subscriptions sor The Trfbun.
- resolved Ell fher Uptown once. --'
a. No 1884 BROADWAY
sfli.e7lens Rli be
o. e. regular oree rates until o'clock D N vtz
G. s3d l53 Iafb-~-
sv...c5ss 81 West 42t-st between Tth ard sfs
--r % ss-r l-h-st. 1.33s 3d-aye between Tgrb ana
~ 80 says nesr sl.1-s. 7os lst-aye rear
near 4ist-st.. Gss "a ave: Chrisio5hs--st
-ss-sh. y - ccyst-st.: &c Cor-t-st -
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Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Testament OF jacob Asch deceased, against Samuel
nsnt Of foreclosure and sale duly made and snt.rs Il
the above entitled acon and bearing date tho 18th day
o. July Isa me urderslzel me fol1r1e n sso jucS
nenr named VIII sell az public aueton az the New York
Real Estate Saesroor No Isl Broadway in rs Borough
OF Manhattan. City o. New York On the 18th day %
auctoneer the premises dirsctsd By said tdy.ur 70 b
sold. and therein described follows:
biT4es ,sTo erected situate Iyas ana beias - y.
Seventeenth Ward OF the City OF New York. bounded AID
described follows. wit: Situate the sid.
OF Tenth between First Avanuss
hundred and rvsnty-liae (2oel
said East Tenth Street ard number
Frema1 civ surveyor Dated Dfarch % 1875 betrs
cry BY Io number four hundred and
said westerly by lot number four hundred and
hundred and eleven (41N said together
parts OF the esserly and westerly walls
scrbed follows Commencing point the
side OF Terth distant hundred and rveyfvs
side OF First Avenue with the noryn-ry sds % r-nta
Street running thence norJhery and parallel with Fs,
Avenue and partly through party wall utnecy-tor- 90
q the block Nsreeu Tenth and Eleventh streets
nnS thence Westerly and parae WITH TENTH street Aonx
said centre line u the block rTenryvs 90 t-sri rus,
ming thence sourhsrly and again parable. with
nue. and partly through party wall ninety-tour 80 tsst
and ten O inches ess the norrhsriy side %
Tenth Street and running eas5sriy alo1x sAsd
Tenth Street twenty-five 90 feet 70 the point plaza
Dated. New York. July ian 1904.
SIMPSON WERNER CAKDoZo.
Plalntrs' Attorneys.
New Yorlz city cGanhattaas
the stree, number bang 22s East Tenth street:
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W. c. GREENE.
7. B. TUSTIN,
P. MELIODON.
ALFRED RONER,
HENRY OLLESHEIMFR.
JNO. II. MARTIN,
c. LIE PLUS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27

CUNARD LINE.
a. LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers 5I-52 North River
Iucaria. July 80. AN EtUurla Aug 20 10 A NJ
Tna6ra. Aug 8 10 A n 4ucana. Aug q. A. NJ
saloon ratas Umbria and Etrugia SO upwards
according accommodation
TUESDAY SERVICE.
Carpathia Aug o. Noon Aurania Aug q Noon
MEDIT MISUNDERSTANDING SERVICE
Pannonia Noon sIas Aug. 80 Noon
%. Noon ammonia Noon
Apply % Broadway. New York.
VERNON II BROWN. General Agent
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TROY llME9
Str CITY Of Troy Santos. leave Pier az N r.
West lOJa St. Daily texcept Saturday,. p N
day-STEAMERS TOUCH ar ALBANY Direct railroad
eonnecons made at TOY Ir al resorts North and East
sEARCHLIGHT. EXCURSION: TROY. 81 So SARA
TOGA. $3.50 LAKE GEORGE. $780, WILMINGTON.
SEND FOR BOOKLET EXCURSION TOURS
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Meetings..

~ SAtsTERLY MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ~
q -, Il. 4hurta2y. Aug an. o. 10 II. Asth
= a. HENRY WELSH. Secy.
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4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -soUTHAMPToN.
Sailing Saturdays. $50 A NJ. Pier Is. y. r
Neu-York July 80 Philadelphia. "a
st Paul. d. Germanc. Aug 20
DED STAR LINE.
~ NEW ORk-ANTWERP-PARIS
Sailing Saturdays. 1880 A. NJ Pier - r
Vaderand July 20 iceland Aug "a
kroe inland Aug . FINLAND Aug. 20
SPECIAL. NOTICE.--CommencilE AUG. 6. large new
viuscrew steamships OF the Red will call az
Dover. England. both East and West bound.
WHITE STAR LINE.
- W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sailing Wednesdays and Fridays. Pier as " R.
Oceanic July % p. NJ. Celtic. Aug Noon
Arabic. July 20. A NJ Baltic -..-A Aug 10 P VI
Teutopc.. Aug. 3 10 A NJ. Majestic. Aug II 10 A n
PASSENGER OFFICES. 3 BROADWAY
Freight Urices. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Place
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
CLARK's ROUND THE WORLD TOUR
~ Leaves Oct sth; $50 days; scOOu
Strictly crst class: limited
z. c. CLARK. ia B'way. y. Y
ct A vELOCE"-Fast Italian Line.
- Sailing every Tuesday 20 Naplea cenoa
BOLOGNESL FAIRFIELD & CO.. % Wall Sc.
DELIGHTFUL SUMNER CRUISE TO HAL
- and ST. Johns Bowring Co.. II State ST., n
Steamboats,.
d Cd 8 U Cd ID A AER F FpeT1s N d
FALL RIVER LINE for Newport. Fall River.
Northern Points. Steamers PRISCILLA
PURITAN. Orchestra each. Leave Pier ". n.
foot Warren St., week days and sundays $50 p II
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence Boston. North and
East steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM orchss-
NORWICH LINE for New London. Block Island. Nor
wien. SonngtOn Watch Hill NarTasansett Pier. Worces-
I6E Eais0a and CHESTER " G1APN Isavs Pr 9S
\. R. foot Clarsson St. week days only. ?. ".
new HAVEN LINE fer p7 New IA aays9 sPTinshsId
E R. 2:45: IT E sist St. 500 P, NJ Str. new ~
HAMPSHIRE Tvs Pier 20 e r Il night SUNDAYS
RICH PECK Tvs Pier 20 e R $50; f. z. sIst 81
1000 a. NJ. return due n. Y, s:a5 P. NJ -
i1s5. 1854 Broadway Is Union Square 1s2 5h Avenue
245 Columbus Avenue. 2TS w and 153 z 125th Srr-et
New York; Court. SEQ Fulton Street. $50 Broadvsy
Brooklyn. and at Piers
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Jabots at soc.

Lace Stock, fagoted at top and
finished with ruching and beads. with
chiffon lace-trimmed jabot. White and
dainty colors. soc.
Val. Lace and Fagoted-band Stock,
with ruching at neck and chiffon jabot
trimmed In lace. White and colors, 50c.
PIT. Venice Lace Stock, with chiffon
jabot trimmed in rose quilting. White,
black and colors, soc. Dainty Val.
Lace Shaped Stock with jabot of silk
muslin and lace trimmed, SOC.
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Santa Claus HeadQuarter.

n First Floor Changes
II To Make Christmas Shopping Easier.
III ADDITIONAL Handkerchief section takes the space
III of Innings, removed to French Flannel section
HI ADDITIONAL Fur section to occupy space devoted
III white goods removed to Busy Corner Side-with
III Embroideries Other changes announced as made
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NEW JABOT NECKPIECES

style.
If you are going
to give a Neck
piece or need
one for personal
use by all means
see our line of
Jabots. 7 h e y
are the newest
Neckpieces now
being worn.
All Neckwear,
costing Csc. and
more, will be suit
ably boxed-Free.
EarIy-Decide
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Chiffon Stocks, with applique lace
medallions, finished with beads and
jabot trimmed in ribbon quilting. xLO0.
Silk Stocks, trimmed in lace and finish
ed with full lace Jabot. White and
colors, $1.O0
Chiffon Stocks, trimmed in quilting and
medallions, with full fluffy chiffon
jabot trimmed in shirred ribbon, 81 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-30

Not single suit in the lot could be
bought in the regular way under 1880
mostly 1850. But they cost here $1O9S
each. Second Floor.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-24
REV. ELIJAH STONE DEAD.
Was the Father of Melville E. Stone,
of The Associated Press and Profess
sor Ormond Stone.

Chicago, June 20.-The Rev. Elijah
Stone, father of Melville E. Stone, gen.
eral manager Of The Associated Press
and OF Ormond stone, professor Of as
troncmy at the University of Virginia,
as dead at Charlottesvi vile, Va, the
home of his son, Ormond.
Born at Hampton, N. Y. in 1872, n
educated for the ministry at the Au-
burn Seminary, Mr. Stone came to Hill
ncis in 1910 and was n of the first
circuit riders in the state. He often
rode long distances in company with
Abraham Lincoln when the latter was
making his campaign for the leg.sla-
ture.
His anti-slavery sympathies led him
to take an active part in what was
known as the under ground railroad"
During the Norman troubles at Maui
VOC, he vas among those who opposed
violence to Joseph Smith, although bit
terly opposed to Mormonism.
The Rev. Mr.. Stone came to Chicago
in 1855. He filled various Chicago pui-
pits until he retired from the active
ministry in 1882.
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MIR. A. j. WOODWARD DEAD.
Prominent Citizen Of Fayetteville
Passed Away on Sunday Morning
Was Father of Colonel w. j. Wood
ward. Of This City.

Mr.. A. ]. woodward, Of Fayetteville,
passed sway last Sunday morning. He
was the father of Col. w. J.. Wood
ward, Of this city. Mr.. Woodward
was The oldest member of the Fayette-
willie Light Infantry and that organi-
zation attended the funeral, which was
conducted yesterday afternoon at $50
o'clock from Hay Street NJ. E. Church.
The following was received yesterday
at Fayetteville.
Fayetteville, June 20.-Yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock Mr.. A. j.
Woodward died ct his residence on Hay
Mount, aged sc years, having been
born at Raleigh on the 10th of June.
1918. In October. 1910. he married
Miss Clara Mitchell, of Fayetteville,
and by this marriage there were ten
children of whom two, A. ]. and James.
having died, the following. with the
widow, SURVIVE: MeSsers. w. j. Wood
ward, of Wlmington; George W.. Of
Durham; Pembroke, of Fayetteville,
and Joel, of Georgia; Mrs. w. G.
Whiting, of Scotland Neck: Mrs. Geo.
H. Hall, Of Rec Spring; Misses Emma
and Alice Woodward. of Fayetteville.
Mr.. Woodward was d member of Hay
Street Methodist church, was a man OF
position, character and convictions,
and in matters of principle admitted
of no compromise. For many years
before h Civil war, during it and af-
ter its close he was extensively engag-
ed in business on Market square, in
this city, and his course in all his re-
lations with his fellow men was that
of scrupulous integrity. Many years
ago he retired from business, and has
since devoted himself to trucking and
fruit-raising at his place southwest of
the city.
Perhaps almost the last conversation
the correspondent had with Mr.. Wood
ward, was on the occasion of a casual
meeting On Hay Mount, when he an
nounCed that he had decided TO attend
the reunion of the survivors of Fort
Fisher. On being congratulated on his
determination, with the assurance that
he would enjoy it-"Oh, yes" he re-
piled, will enjoy it; but, besides, I look
upon it as an opportunity to take my
last peep at the world. which is almost
all behind me-"
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WILL RENONnNATE THOMAS.
10 Contest Before the Congressional
Convention Tho Kirby-BOrden
Wedding.
Especial to The Messenger.)

Especial to The Messenger.)
Goldsboro, n. c., June go.-The Con-
gress!onal convention Of this district
viii meet in ne opera holse in this
city tomorrow at noon. 1t is very prob
able that there will be no contes. ove
the nomination. No name has been
mentioned except that of the present
incumbent, Hon. c. r. Thomas, VINO has
flied the position with credit to himself
and satisfaction to his constituency
for the past our years. The session
will necessarily be a short one. A AN
didate for elector and delegates to the
national convention will have to be
nominated and made, which will be the
only business before the session. The
Democrats of the district are practically
unanimous for Mr.. Thomas.
The social event of the week will be
the marriage of Mr.. E. B. Borden, Jr.,
to Miss FL Kirby in the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening at s
o'clock. Both parties are popular
members of Goldsboro society and they
will have the abiding good wishes of
their wide circle of acquaintance on
the forthcoming happy occasion.
The most important case which Mayor
pro TEN HolloweN had to pass upon this
morning was a cutting ARRAY, in which
a colored woman n a bricklayer nam
ed Simon Ransom were the principal
characters. The woman used a butcher
knife on Ransom and his face and neck
were slashed in several places. Both
parties were sent to Jail, out it is prob
able, that Ransom will give bond, as
he is a reliable darkey n a spendid
workman.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-24
DAILY COTTON MARKET.

Galveston steady at 1o%c; net re-
ceipts As bales.
Norfolk: net receipts so bales
Baltimore nominal at lips.
Boston quiet at 1.50; net receipts III
bales.
Wilmington nominal; net receipts z
bales.
Philadelphia quiet at 11.50; net re
ceipts IS bales.
Savannah steady at 10Ac; net re-
cei2ts $50 bales.
New Orleans firm at 10kc: net re
ceipts 1923 bales.
Mobile nominal 1OAc; net receipts one
bale.
Memphis quiet at 10Bc; net receipts
II bales.
Augusta quiet at 1ozc; net receipts
SO bales.
Charleston nominal.
CINCINNATI; net receipts 3s1 bales.
Louisville firm at lie.
ST. Louis quiet at lie.
Houston quiet at 1850; net receipts
SO bales.
New York, June 22.-Cotton quiet at
11.25; net receipts 56 bales; gross re-
ceipts 1899 bales; stock $3.50 bales;
exports to Great Britain 642 bales: ex-
ports to the continent 499 bales.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. June 2s-FLOUR-Steady
but quiet except on choice grades
wHEAT-Spot sttady. Except at
the opening wheat acted quite hrfn all
day on very light offerings. closing net
unchanged. July ssh: September 81
l-ie: December SAL.
CORN-Spot steady. No. =. Sc OPP
ton market o-ened steadier. later
weakened and itsn raried with wheat.
closing net unchanged. July SsS: Sep
TENDER 53r.
OATS-S- Quiet; mixed oats % TO
- 20 46L. Options were I'M
L i've and strong ct FIRST. u
later eased OF closing sc net lower.
September 37L.
LARDtSteady; refined steady.
PORk-Frm.
RICE-Steady.
MOLASSES-Duli.
SUGAR-Raw firm: fair refining 3
TIC; centrifugal SO test, 3 Lis; molas-
ses sugar 3 3-16. and refined steady.
BUTTER-Ffrm 2 Try common to
extra Is 10 1. safe dry common to
extra u to IL.
CHEESE-Firm: receipts 2,oIS. State
full cream. small. white and colored.
choice So TO S&. Large white and col
ored S
EGGS-Steady 10 firm; state. Penn
sylvania and nearby fancy seIctd white
20 to p; southern l4iz TO l5h: interiors
IL TO IA.
POTATOES-Steady: new southern
$1.75 to $500: Jersey sweets per basket
s1.25 to SITS.
PEANUTS-Stady; fancy handpick-
ed 6; other domestic ga to Ga.
CABBAGES-Easy; southern barrel
crate IS TO sl.e5.
COTTON SEED OIL-Steady with
demand moderate. Prime crude ( O b
mills p nominal: prime summer yellow
%; off summer yellow nominal: prime
white 80 to SO: prime winter yllow 30
to 80.
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WV YORK BONDS
NAVAL STORES MARKETS.

New York. June z2-Turpentine
quiet at 55hq5s. Rosin steady: strain
ed comon to good $1.1e.
Savannah. Jun R.-Turpentine firm
at s2A; receipts Ss2 casks. sales 1888
casks. Rosin firm: receipts ATS bar
rels; sales 2.75s barrels: exports 6 bar
rels- A B c: s2-55: d. s2.ss: E, $2-7o:
r, S2.75; G, $3.50; n. $500; /. $a.3o: X,
$40: n. 1856: ". $3.50; w G. s425;
w w, $4.s5.
Charleston, June 22~-Turpentine firm
at 81; sales none. Rosin firm: sales
o A b c: $3.50: D. $255: E. $50:
r, $2.s5; G. $40; II, $3.50; j, $40: X.
$50; NJ. $3.45: ", $3-s5; W G, A.eo. w
W, $40.