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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

Josephine Cohan's success in Running flor 'office," has been a delight to her many admirers. She brings to the part vivacity and artlessness with a thorough knowl- edge of the technique of her art and a spirit of youth which is infectious
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

Henry Carson, author of Hester Blair" ''The FooP' and "Tito,' three of the years book successes, is dramatizlng 2"rhe Fooi' with view of submitting It to Manager Fred Niblo, as a vehicle for his stars. Carlton Macy and Maud Edna Hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

Tim Murphy has booked himself for an all summer engagement in St. Louis. He will not. however, appear in any theatre there, nor yet has the gentle comedian any designs on any al fresco perform ances. The fact is MT. Murphy's repre- sentatives who are promoting his indeii- ble paper have a concession from the ex- position and he has decided that he will hover around the temple of his hobby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
Plays and Players.

One of the most massive productions of the season is Lorrimer Stodard's romantic drama, "In the Palace of the King" which Miss Helen Grantly and her ex- celient company will present here shortly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
STOCKS on HANI
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

,r New-YoIk January 20. 1909.
VESRecepts head; no sales reporteI T1rsssad
beef steady; dressed native sides 7Se per b. Cte
guGISd american live cattle selling lI4f1Ac dressed
menan carried Liverpool today 425 catt:s and Zoo
hep Ior J. Shanoerg SON. AIS cattle Schwarzschd
200 quarters OF beef Beef Company and
- GuarterS Tor Armour d Co Tomorrow the Cedric
peer LoT the Morris Beef Company 1900 quarters for
CALVES-Receipts. all for the market were 1se head
% az Jersey city and l2l at Sxtteth-st veas
fully cleared veas sold S4GS9 20 per 100 r. vest
ter n SnSsSy at S4S4 Is City dressed veals. 99l4e
Saes-John p Nelson: 10 veais 1eo - $780, -.
~ % per 100 10 q Western calves 32 ~ 81 & 6 do
,,JJ G curtis Son: IS veas $40 ~ at 50 90: 60
$50 M >nt IS; do 90 70. sc 5O do 66 10 at 81
126 10 So DO lis ~ at ST. i yean a. 80 70; a. SO
H. Hollis; veals. $50 u. at 50 so; co. 10 10
Newton & Co.; 2s veaIA 1874 n at 50: DO. lie n.
rect to slauEhter. cars or Ties head masias
MN me STOCK carried over from yesterday, total OF
cepts ana favorable i3uffaIo ,dvces w. Igne re-
and were steady to frTn but vyttP he S-esss5
car Of stock was unseld sheep Sold at SfaS4 80 per
100 10 lambs at SO 6oaS7 dressed mutton. 5Qgo per 10:
sales-Tobln & shannon: Iss Pennsylvania lambs So
Sc 60 At - - per 'O' ID 10 Buffa-o DO Il H. at
,,: sq AZ, !a7 State lambs. 81 ~ IS oo Stat.
Newton s Co, 10 stats lambs 60 an ou,sider) 81 -
- j. H. Hume Bro: us State lanba IS D. a, 50 so,
IL H. Hollis: 25 State lambs. 81 n 50 90; sheep
p Harrington: 100 state lambs 90 p. a: 81
itOGs-Recepts, 81 cars. COO head. about ears
Country dressed quoted Jg7.o per h. fSf heavy 10
saleso-JOhn Nelson; state hogs. go 70 average.
Tobin & shannon: date yesterday ss Pennsylvania
pigs. % ID at 50 GO; boar. $50 70. at 81 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
EYPoRTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFTE-To days coffee market ruled very active the
features helng continuation OF heavy ql--l9 ai1
the prurnptness with which these csr1ns we're aoslo
Ee market opened steady decline Of % 10 points S-
European cables ans rather heavy recets
a. RIO tut showed great steadness at the decline ana
developed upward tendency alp@r-
z Of the entrance OF fresh speculative buy
the continued support OF some OF
1he houses Identified with the bull movement Whie
The close was firm al net 40
vance a. 1875 points sales reported at 243tO0
haFR Hamburg reported a decline OF ia4& pig, and
Favre CT I9l francs lower aterwa-d recover
ing OF the loss. and closing "a franc lower Re
1900 bags. and the RIO market was
- Owing to-day's holiday there were NJ
o1cial Hdy1ces from Santos TIE trade however ap-
convinced that the increased
would prove temporary. and are st estimating the
crop figures very much below the figures current
earlier n the At rate the market showed no
sign OF weakness and II seemed though business
Broadening fresh interests attracted 10 the
market ~ the talk q prolonged advance. Another bull
sh factor the continued report OF fair spot trade
with the interior ana firm spot market The spot mar
BET was reported firm. with quotations on the basis o.
SIC Tor 10 Rio
The Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
VI follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27

wiRtsr g $5Gs2 %: extra No winter 50 2ogSs 30
e p RYE FLOUR firm quoted; Fair 70 geoa 50 cog
Quoted: KiIn dried s. 6ogs3. as TO brand BAGAiEAL
steady 9qeted Fine White and yellow 81 SGg$l 20;
spring $50 90 70 arrive 200 70 sacks standard mddlEg
s2l so bulk sacks: mlidling $50 5og$24; red dog.
50 5oaS So: honny chop, s22 bulk 50 % Sacks oHsai
GRAIs; yIIEATThere vas reIstition n the wheat
On Monday with difference that whereas
severe decline than recovered in the hour
was supposed that the big Chicago 9l got rio OF 25
around slo here and size e ch.csgo but the sub
sequent upturn he was credited with buying large
stop orders ara also got short believing that the bull
changed its mind on the latter point after oeoe and
week ana violent the price changes that traders as
able 20 decide WetaeT the bull eadr Tying to market
P b o ne S OF ,s 9 ds1 Ts some an TaS here
event 9s Rs he & .bes a q ca sg F eqS
he snow that has fallen in Southwestern and Western
ana the Beginning Of 6o?ai Shipments from Argentina
those tsin the s,ter View 81 the situation seemei &
wng to bach I'D their sosGons ey going s9Tt Of the
dee4si falling on in the interior mOyenent was noted
with ss4 year estimated also that Min
neapOiis stocks had Increased only 10000 bush for the
s Es week The |9ds o stocks according to Brad
lowest interval to-day the local market was Sc down
from the high point OF the movement and in Chicago
No red closed CSC esyatG5 and 94e saoat, latter
c So 7I trade n corn n, vas Sun rather Limited
wheat,
Played relatively firm tone throughout
the close stood Nose higher preyIOus
The cold weather offset by snow in
the West, which movement. I aid
ct Chicago that the lately taken such
prominent part in the market without particular
interest one way or the other to-day Demand
largely from shorts n ere a interior movement
compared with last year equally LIGHT seabosrd
cIears1ces Only 10 loads by exporters No
: corn closed 5Sc e.evator 53jac o .
white b4@sc and No . yellow. 65c o ahoat oars
ne cav but as whole. showed considerable hrr5ness
az the close rather strong Locally m advance
mo cash price checked business No oats
- &c; track white 46Q50c and Standard white SGs r.
sac RIE-Market steady; No 2 Western, &C nominal
: Q . ahoat state and Jersey rye $685. BARLEY.
Ma 80 .lIet ieeing was quoted 4Tc. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston jar 26-Wool has been bought freely durfug
the past six days at Arm prices Although medium wool
continues IN largest there a de-
mand for all grades with interest shown n
medium stock The anticipated higher prices have
materalized A steady business has been done IN Terri
tory woods. In pulled woods there fair
trading with prices arm for medium grades. The
ket for foreign woods Is quiet Current quotations
90 summarized follows: Ohio and Pennsylvaua-CIN
above. Sfa34lsc: X SO93lc: l. s2G3sc; No aI9
g blood unwashed. 25q2ec: \ blood unwashed % esc
fine washed delaine, 55G36c. Michigan y and above
nominal No 299see: No 2se2se; hRs. unvashed, p
25q2Sl.c; = blood unvashsd 2Sa2sc; hne washed de-
lane honlhA hSntuGAy 4nodane etc blood; Z48
fine lJQl5c heavy hne. 13Rl4c: fine medium lCGd7c:
medium. l11z4lsc: Wyoming. hns, l51l6c; 81
l3G14c; nne medium 16GlTc: Medium. 1Szalsc: Utah
and Nevada fine 15Ri6c: heavy fine. d3G14c; tine me-
dunn ls.sqi7c; medium I9G3oc; Dakota hne. l5al6o;
choice 10000; fine medium choice I9c: average IS
8Ioc: staple. 19S2Oc: medium choice. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, Jan. :s-The offerings az the wool auction
sales to-day amounted TO lilo bales good supply
or nerinoS was in eager request Scoureds some
what dearer Crossoreds were taken chiefly BY the
breds. Americans secured few OF superior Vic
tor1an greasy. Cape Of Good Hope and Natal grades
were firm and In good demand home ana Cierman
sptnners Foiowing are the sales detail: New
south wares, $500 bales: secured. 10i+d led:
Ereasy gag Is "a Queensland. 400 bales; secured.
Is Sd q Is lOd: greasy ia q i0iad Victoria
secured, Is Cd Is s1sd greasy s&dR Is 1lsd south
Australia 600 bales; greasy, IL 9l1lsd West Aus
trala, 1900 bales; greasy, 81 0f1d Tasmania. 81
bales; greasy ND = Is New-Zealand $500 bales;
secured, SAD 2 Is Sd: greasy. 81 IND Cape Good
Hope and Natal. 900 bales; secured Is ndQ Is sd;
greasy sa Gied Canadian 500 baIeS greasy. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27

VIC; TOMATOES. uer 70. I0GIsc. '
Hay AND STRAW market 7av ore7es
WIN an encour7riag trading move
men ana rece pts were in volume
1T the ieetng Rain however. broke on d Eocd part
=. lAe cay IN what trade that transDTed Wholesome
sIIohg tone sin existed in fun prices and market
ioo ~ "a goo shape We qucte Prime large bales per
5UV 10 SSly2l2c; No do. S1zc No I2is FSCc.
90 6SIIOc small bales, sc less than large: clover
oerng but nothing break the late high
OF 81 10 70 81 20 100 n Cat 5gTs5c.
fcs,1,eS oogS Peat moss meets little attention.
ISSeoslpIs % nay and straw. reported
4uee exchange today River Rail-
LvO: Erie 95O Penlsyy anio. ca. I.ehra Valley
baItlTaore and Ohio. so; Nevs-Jersey 40:
'O'@4 $40 tons. Receipts Of straw 10 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan &c. ( p m-CoTTON-Spot-Mode
business done; prices po0ts higher American mddling
far s4ed god middlns SSOd niddling; s2Od low
The sales OF the day were 5000 bales. OF which 1000
were Tor speculation and export and included 400
American Receipts. $1,000 bales Amer
lean. Futures opened quiet steady; American
middling, January. S.O4TsOSd: Feb
r'laTy $3.50; February and March, sO2d: March and
April s0lJSO2d; April and Nay 7.99GSd. May and June
IssgLssd June and July. 1854: July and August 1920
1884, August and September, T.75d; September ana o.
tober. 7.I6d; October and Novemher. 6 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Jan. 2o.-CATTL.E-R Receipts 5000; steady;
60 20 prime steers - l5gS5 co. poor 70 medium sac
s. % hefers. S2RS4 50 Gamers 81 5oGS2 50 bulls
49, 5o-rnoFTow 80 900 HiZed and butchers 81 $50
8 SgSa o. light s. eS5 bulk o sales 81 eoqS5 ~
lcg2pc lower good choice wethers. 2lfS4
70 choice. mixed g. 2JIs4. native lambs - 2J1$G
Cincinnati, Jan. 26-EOGS-Dull. So 5OTS5 so CAT
TLE-Active higher. $40 81 IS. sHEEP-StronS 81 ~
g. LAMBS-strong. 81 J00s8 CO.
kansa. city jar, C ATrIE-Receipts 1000 In
GLIDING leo Souherus Market steady strong Fxrort
and dressed beef steers 81 45gS5 fair 10 good So IS
gti 40 Western FED Sc GO9S4 as stockers ana
feeders " 1884 10 Southern SO 250S4
en- cows s. 1888 native cows 81 l5aS3 IS: native
60 IS HoGS-Recspts. 5000. Market steady 70 &c
lower tor - 10; bulk OF saleA Q5TS5 n5 pigs and
nghts 81 500 800 Ma steady
s. G5Rs5 IS: ewes 81 5Ofs4: Western lei y,ri -,
S59$5 IS stockers and feeders. 81 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. 26s-closing- yvEIEAT-spot nominal;
futures quiet March IS 3d May. Is Esd. CORN-Spot
American miSsa new steady IS 9i5d; American mixed
Is lSsd Professionalism steady SIS Cd FLOUR-st.
LOUIS IanSy' winter Gull IS go HOPS at London pa
India mess. 60. Cd. PORK easy; prime mess Western.
COS CUT MEATS-Hams short cut. II 20 10 10 firm
49s ca; Bacon quiet: Cumberland cut 20 80 10, S6s
short ro 10 20 a 10. SSs 3D. long clear mddes. light
SIS Cd short elsa- backs &c to 20 n ass: clear hseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27

changed T- market tor spot cotton closed quiet
Trin,eT 10y middlng Gus sales were go bales to
joys. spot markets telegraphed fol-
hsrjero a. nrrn tc higher 1s7sc: sales. $40 bales
iaington Sea- SnehsnEsd al i4%c; sales. 100 bales
unchapreF .s nc higher lsiAc. Norfolk drn
&c EfT5e- e. hSS; sales e2 bales baltimore nominal
Gales Is EsrsS q Louis firm. Ac higher i4sfe;
II T-1e-- .,So- SeN-Orleans firm, 3-l6c higher
iSc. ssses 20 100 bales Mobile quiet &c higher
saIes 81 Augusta quiet. &c higher at 15hci
~ ;o51- rs oes Estimated receipts leading points
s--t-s. 80" A. Aew-OFleans 600 20 1000 bales
o0 - Eo ..st week end sI44 year: Galveston
ouston Oo IS ~ y 90 last week and 1887 last year;
last year ''''N Ns~llst O. 100 last week ana SSO3
49, 49, - tns ports interior points to-day con-
EItl Wa ne sane Day Last rzee. srh Las rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
NAVAL STORES.

Inc market fcr spirits tur2entns IS somewhat uncer-
B LIIner and tar STEADY. quote:
csc. -'- ---' vi ana machine ODDS. t'5-1
TAR-Pine bbls So 7cas2 50: OF bb!s. 81 20
e. To- = e. 70 good strained, 81 90; F.
Al Ut 90; y. 81 50: W G. IS. and W W. IS -
STOCKS on HAND.
srPL4Is tuFpentine bblS 9cT
$50 '''''''' lOOb
savannah. Jan. 26-TURPENTINE frnn &C; receipts
sa9 oS; sales 800 exports rs ROSIN ARM receipts
9O1S ools sales 4.l42; exports. 242, A. B c. D. 81 GS:
SSsS; F. g. 50: G. 81 o; H. 50 Is; S. s0 K. s. IS:
Sharleston, Jan. 2J-TCRPENTINF steady s4Isc
RoSIN STEADY; A. B. c. D 81 So: E. 81 20; F. So %: e.
W G; 81 10 " W, 81 C5. Wv ~ " ~
W llnnngton jan 26-SPTRITS TURPENTINF. nothing
doing; receipts a bBs ROsIN firm 81 as receipts 81
4s IAH nrn 81 80; receipts. 135 bhls. CRUDE TUR-
561Son1on, Jan 26-TU RPENTINE, spirits 4Gs 3D.
FOSLN-American strained. rs %; tine, lis I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
READING SYSTEM

-
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. n.
Liberty Street and South Ferry. (Tins rron, soutx
Ns-Ey I'VE minutes earlier than shown below
EaAS 1N BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
80, 300 545 Easton only P. NJ sundaTs "a %
NILIIzSB4ItRE AND SCRANTON 90 an A NJ
Sr9g = u sundays z425 A. NJ. 100 p n
IL y. EIN1OD LAkEHURST. TOMS RIVE AND
BakSEtfATEzt0o, $40 A. ". $50 (s.40 Lake.
- - Satrreays). sundays $40 A. M
AAlzANIlC CAIN-'94g a II. D p NJ
NINE1AND AND BRIDGETON-fzl0O A NJ VI q,
Long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
FOi5SL ,fL1ASANF AND SE-ASHORE POINTS.
P-M, sundays except Ocean Grove. 500 a N 400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL st.sl
100 Is0e 's.co TOGO. T1LOo A n, TAOS. 90.
sI-se, f2.99 fSoo. "4oo. 800. fsO5 fT3O. S. %.
2tTH AND CHESTNUT sTREErs-s425. tan.
1850. .li45 y u LOO $50. 500. 100 .s5
READ Nc. HARRISBURG. POTrSvuIE AND WILL
1A1.SFoi.i t-s2. zt-5, $500, I79.l9. (1800 100
Reading PottsgiIe and Hrsb's ONLY. flOo Is 90 p NJ
Sunday SUNDAY only tParlor cars only. Via
IaI1aquA xSaturdayS aEXcept Saturdays
- OIlces: -Li6er-y St Ferry. south Ferry.
West 1e5th S. ef5 Columbus Az. York. Court
ST. "a $50 Fulton St, Brooklyn: $50 Broadway Will
iarnsours. y Y Transfer Co. calls for and CHEEKS
baggage Destination
". c. BESLER- c NJ BURT
wee tres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27

Cash quotations were as follows: FIOUR-Duu and
easy. WHEAT-NO 3 spring. 11uSIc: NO . red. S6ls
eic. CoRN-No 2. 4G1s44G3sc: No yellow 47c. OATS
55c BAFI-EY-Good feeding slsSsc: fair to choice
mailing 4CQ57c FLAXSEED-No 1 81 10: No l North
western. 81 10. TIMOTHY sEED-Prne. So % CLOVER
sl3 as. LARD-Per 100 n, 81 32is; CUT MEATS-Short
ribs SO 47iz dS6 72is short clear sides
boxed, sc S7iA dS7 1919. WFTSkEY-Easis OF hlgh
wines 81 -. on tho Produce Exchange to-day
19c EGGS hrrner; at mark cases included 3Og3l &c
CHEESE steady, lOpiOl2c
Duluth Jan. 26.-Close-wTIEAT-No 1 hard, s7Tsc;
Northern. s6lsc: No Northern s3ssc: May s7sse:
July SOAc
Mlwaukee. Jan. 26-wHEAT steady; No l Northern
irTner: No /. 81 i4q62c. BARLEY dull No 2 629G3c:
sample. SSg6lc CORN steady; No B. 42943c; May. 4Js
9i03sc
Minneapolis Jan. 26.--C1ose-wHEAT-Ma sS5s 9s9c:
July S7l1c; september 77c; track, No hard 0Oiac;
No Northern N9l4c no Northern, s61tc; No North
ern s0Esc FIOUR-First patents s. G5ds4 20; second
554rSi clears. 50 40uS3 second
clears. 81 5OGS2 90. BRAN. In bulk. Sli 758Sl5
Philadelphia. Jan 2G.-WHEAT firm and 80 higher;
contract grace. January, e2G02Ac- CORN quiet but
steady; January. 5OG50isc. OATS quiet but firm: No
white. 46iac; Go clipped. 4I1sc. BUTTER steady
fair demand; Western creamery pc; do nearby
prints 27c BGS firm and PC higher FRESH nearby. S4o
the mark: % Western. 23G34c; do southwestern &c.,
do Southern. 3iT32c. CHEESE steady
mand New-York full creams. choice 20 fancy ils@
II &c: do fair 20 good. iOG11c Recepts-Flour. 240O
e1OO0 BUSH oats 1000 bush. shipments-wheat. 5000
bush; corn. Coo bush; oats. LOCO bush.
ST. Louis. 28 -C1ose-WHGAT-No . red. cash.
9oiAc: May. s5Kc; July; zoe No hard, s2isgS3Ho-
No cash. 39isc; May. 4O9lc: No white. 4ll3o.
Toledo. Jan. 2G.-CLOvERSEED closed: Cash and jan
uary. SO 95 February Sc 97s March. 81 OH. AISIkE
prime. 50 30 TIMOTHY, prime 81 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
g ststscal p0sltion 81 Braziian coee foows:

CoTTOcS-To-day's early market marked by
ceble activity and advance SIN higher levels.
glt the day prices weakened Liquidation
me opening at unchanged prices decline Of
points under Liquidation and selling the theory
that the market due with substantial
ecrou IL IL ultimately reach stin higher
level These operations encouraged by the cables,
expectations. by rather heavier receipts
the Far East that may best unsettIng
AFTER selling down 70 decline OF Sd9 points In
neoatey after the opening, however. the market
Ealted sharply by renewal Of aggressive support
Early sellers oesa1 70 and inside OF
rtes the market had passed the high point Of pre-
Elous cay and was entering new ground The advance
was not checked until March had sold 1889. May
.o5oc and July al I560c New-Orleans said be a
also seemed 10 be buying IN large amounts. and the
freIgth here LED by the Southern market, whore
July Eclc ~ IS 23c Trading. which had rather
quiet a. the opening had improved prices worked
ward, but al the above level which represented net
gain On the positions named Of about 1916 points
cenand grew less pressing the market active
sersble rTesuarity developed Interior receipts
seen % be running comparatively heavy and while
Hanees rom Fan River Indicated fTmer cloth market
were hqu.datirg started selling that con-
tl1e1 Until March around 15c, May
47sc Tbs represented decline from the 29732
POINTS and net loss OF 1907 points positions
a Just before the close the local bull leader began
Dly-ls again. rallying the market POINTS
ees were hnally steady 1915 points
se estimated al 100000 bales. The large exports
oet - tie receipts helped IN the late rally di1
me nrrness q official advices Southern spot
vas rs follows: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27

Ket Tor best Lcndon lower. with January
W. quoted az as 90 The local market Is some
although Cuban shipment
nov quoted on trading basis OF S1-32c and that Is
ssleS a. ne last sac was al X IS 9la lat
bod prices quoted follows: Centrifugal 50
o-46gJ !-S2c; Muscovado. 50 test 27sc: moasses. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
II PURSUANCE OBJ As ORDER OF HON.

ABNER G THOMAS, surrosats Of the County OF
York notics IS hereby given all persons
claims against Eliza Downing late OF the County Of
thereof subscriber its place transac5lns
business at No 81 Wall Street In the Borough
haitian City Of New-YOrk. before the Sth
DAY May next.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY
or NEW-YORK. Executor.
PARSONS. CLOSSON s McILvAINE. Attorneys fof
tha NV o. YOrz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27

u 70 &c AIS: shoulders square 70 quiet s4s
LARD strong; prime Western in terces. 3Ss.
refined in pals SIs Cd CIIEEE Saiet American finest
Us "a. TURPENTINE-Spirits. firm. AIS 81. RoSIN-
Common. Arm Is Cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm, T&d-
LINSEED OIL quiet. LIS Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bursle. Jan ee-FLOUR-Firn: fair demand
EMBARRASSING. No l. Northern, 0Gssc. z: winter
No red. quoted a e4o CORN-stronger: No : yellow
b0Ac; No ? corn. 4oc OATS-Dull; No white "a = c:
No TnIed t2-c BARLEY-Good inquiry. 55GG5o.
Chicago. Jan e6.-Ths leading futures ranged az fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
SUrrOgateS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice Is hereby glven to all persons having claims
against John Christian Goeprer also
toepfer laS OF the County OF New York. deceased.
the with vouchers thereof
their place OF t-ansactng business
Goodwin. Thompson Vanderpoel No . Wall Street n
the City Of New York. before the 18th day
Dated New York. 2Tth day OF October 1903.
RICHARD w. FREEDMAN. AUGUSTA LOUISA GOEP-
FERT. Executor and EXecutriX.
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & VANDERPOFsL. Attorneys for
Executor and EAecutrix. No ? Wall ST.. y. Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27

Abaer c. Thomas. a surrosats OF the County OF New
York notice Is hereby given 10 all having claims
against John Blddle late Of the County OF New YORK
deceased. present the with vouchers thereof
the "ubscrosrs AZ their place o. ransacHs business
Offices Of thei- Putuey, Twoubiy Putley
al No. 10 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. In
City York. before the 1Oth May
Dated New York. tho End day OF November. 1893.
JOHN OLIVER. EDMUND MILLER Executors OF the
Estate OF John Biddle. Deceased.
EITTNEsY. TWOMBLY & PUTNEY. AttyS. Tor
ITO Broadway. Borough % Manhattan. New YORK
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49, -. ~ me ports interior points to-day CON-
- WIN uns sane cay last week ana last year:

p5 esmsne sales eo0O bales; specuiation and sT-
is0oo american 1000 receipts p Geo American
80 issuing upland SOD Futures opened steady
,snusTv ss5ee; closed steady fqe poiats higher
sO5ds February
te Nsy15TS; Prl cd April-Sfsy. 1890
1921 ~ tSo4IseSd; June-Juiy 1850: Juy-Aug1isf
eSti ~ A1glst-september lid: SeptembeT- ocfohsr
o1sfs quiet cloths sellers refuse ali
mail VS. -sssential OILS selling readily but IN
~ 700sa =. - ne quoted range PEPPERMTNT-TTns.
IkNsY ss Eoeeasses 50 rs; sPEARMTNT 81 25gss 70;
hoEITs $3.50 1ss so PtNNHBoYAL 81 I59si ~: CIT
CIR $500 Northern sa1S7: Southern nominal. S;IT,
crdin,-se HELL EBoRE powdered ea7e; IJi,oIsfe.5n
fARss ~ BALES OF 900 10: selected IN bundles IOe:
Eesierr g. l-'A aoneuras 2se: Mexican &c; SENECA
FTCr--os. Canada 21Q22c; natural he s'-- '-N
setfiss = AND AEAL-Ths -four market was SIN nm
ei0@o D-t With confidence among hoisars -. -
rsfr,s segnt OF 'hs tate upfurn IN wheat srrinS
.atrrt. ~ 90 winter straiglts Pas. az. vyirs,
." S'9s< %; spring clears SO S9QS< 20; EXTRA No
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County Of
New Hork notice Is hss5y given to All persons hayins
claims against John C. Miller. late OF the County % New
YORK. deceased 20 present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber. place OF tansactug business
Broadway. IN the City OF New York Borough %
Manhattan before the fifteenth day OF February
Dated New York. the third day August. 1908.
MAGDALENA MILLER. Administratrtx-
HENRY HoYT Attorney for Administrators. 81 Broad
n Y. City.