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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. July 90, 1904.
BEEVES-Receipt- 9O3 cars, 3,75s head. OF
which 30 export alive 10 direct slaugh-
terers and b. for the market making. with the stale
stock 80 sale; mainly at Jersey CITY. The
ket opened with hardly demand and uneVeny lower
steers of IOl5c all grades: In some cases
bulls steady; cows leg l5c lower
and thin unchanged. The trade closed dull and
settled with OF renewal OK the strike In Chi
cago. Fully 20 OF cattle unsod. Common to
prime steers sold S4dS5 per 100 NJ car OF extra
s5eess at 80 TO- oxen and stays at So SOqsS bulls Al
$34Si 10; exports do, 81 10 at 81 Io@S3 10
Dressed beef slow 89l1s 10 for common to choice
native sides little beef 10 Latest cables
from London and Liverpool quoted live cattle selling at
per 10 dressed weight with some extra cattle
AT lic sheep at lS2c. dressed weight and refrigerator
beef al II Ss@lit.e No exports to-day Ionorrow the
Aesapa 70 LONDON viii take Ala cattle for j. sham
Sers d SON ana 245 cattle for sehwarzsehild suz,
berger the Titsh Princess will for the last named
firm. 3Gs cattle London and 100 Antwerp
ana the same vessel will take Antwerp and
a5s car ana $50 sheep to London j. Shamberg
SON the latter nrm will also have 60 cattle on tbs
No shipments OF dressed beef reported.
sales-SheIIran Culver: - Indiana steers 1875 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23
NAVAL STORES.

The demand for spirits turpentine moderate with
about steady and machine made barrels quoted
al SIC. ROSn dull and weak nd good
strained quoted at about 81 90 Tar still dull
nominal We quote;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls. 56]sa
57c.
TAR-Nominal
Ros1N-Common to good strained. So So f. So; F.
SIS TO- @. 50 Is; II, 81 20 L. 50 30; X So G0Q$S 95 Nj.
$4 10: n. 81 SO w G. 81 40 and w w. SiaS5.
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentins 1G1s bbIs
Lar -oi5 bpls
Wilmington, July 22-SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Noth-
ing doing receipts 20 casks ROSIN- Nothing doing
receipts. 3O5 bbs TAR firm, 81 SO; receipts 333 hbls
CRUDE TURPENTlNE 81 70. 81 and 81 % receipts 12i
bbls.
Charleston. July 22-TURPENTINE firm 5ac ROsIN
firm: b. c. 81 % D. 81 So T. So; r 81 20: c. 81 IS;
II, 50 80: l. So 90: X So 2I3s: NJ, IS J252 N 62ia
W c. 81 o2ls; W W. 81 323a
Savannah. July 22-TCRPENTINE firm. 53iac
cepts. G2 bile sales All exports 1873. ROSIN firm:
l. 145 bbls: sales, 5,lO2, A. II,
81 So D. 81 40 p. f. 81 40: G. So so II So IS: Sc 106
81 ~ s. An; NJ. s. 72a; y, 50 s2G; " G. 81 22la
w w, 81 521
London. July a2-TURPENTINE-S Ais Sd
ROSIN-AmeTican strained. SIS 3d. fine. lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

fine granulated standard graduated diamond
a. S;Soci confectionery 4eoc; Nos !. and
soc; No s. 1850; No g +5oc; No 10. 4.45c; No H.
44ec No H. 436c; Is, 4.3ec; IA and Is 4 CSC:
No l6, 42oc. The London beet sugar market nrm.
with July unchanged at IS So u. and August
al Is 50 The local market was Arm: with full but
trifusal sc for SO test muscovado. j.
tor 80 test molasses sugar. In Cuba planters
holding August shipment at 2 it
was reported that business has been at the
old basis OF 2 sc 95 degree Receipts
SIX principal of Cuba, 1000 tons 1os00
TONS stock, 10000 against 2s5,047
are five centrals grinding against four last
rms weeks of the statistical position, as
made by WilIett Gray. shows In United
states and Cuba, together, Of Ses'5sO tons against
decrease OF 3ll.s52 tons from last year Stock In
Total stock OF Europe and America; 21loSS0 TONS
against 2,535.Ii1 last at the same uneven
date and S.7224sO at the even date OF January
J. 1904 The of stock is 425,361 tonSN
decrease OF 332425 week. and
2O9sS5 tons January !, 1904 Hamburg reports ship
Tnents of 1880 to United States. and no
freight engagements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, July =, lsOt
COFFEE-The market quiet far as fresh
hrsDess was concerned and prices showed little
,nent The feature the continued switching from
near 10 months this brought the total trans
sections the day up about $4,000 bags The mar
ket steady unchanged prices 10 an advance
of points which rather Disappointing response
20 steady German and higher French cables. as well
as steadness Of primary markets and rather less
heavy receipts The market closed net unchanged 10
Z points higher with the final steady. The buy
ing chiefly for the account OF Frnt-st c9fniils-
houses and importers appeared 70 be the leadinS
sellers In a general way the situation showed little
change Receipts well under last years figures.
at increase FOR the
week the relative steadiness OF the primary
prevent The new crop
local prices The two ports. according 20 the
DAYS cables $1,000 bags against $4,000 bags last
,,ear The interior receipts reached $500 bass.
against year. and the Jundiahy movement
reached g., goo bags against $4,000 bags the pre-
1ious day Rio reported firm market and Santos was
steady. Havre opened = franc higher and advanced
= franc. The spot market was unchanged with quo
tations on the basis Of : = for Rio No Z
The range OF contract prices in the local market
6ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

% @ s: 3 @ 80 70 vi s O. a. iiff ISL a 81 Il
81 os2 a s5ee Son. ehs 70 ys d4Sa T5ss at s. 81
L ss 81 q g. E 8 81 Is d. 8 . at 81 S. 'as
MCPHERSON & CO.: IS Virginia steers ~ at SIS
G So So si s. st At g:
- - s %s g. s 3 4 e s
at g 7o DO 1915 n at IS 90 do 800 n at s255
Gate yessersayl Is Virginia steers lie4 10 at IS SO;
Gibson 4 g: p Ohio steers 1902 n. SO
Newton ERpS c6 81 Ke na1na steers at s
500 ~ So % do $50 ~ at 81 rs: heifer 40 10 at
so wr!sht Co: bulls iO4s ~ at IS IS; do
CALvEswRecepts 865 head including III for the
s1tieh-s The market was 25goSs higher on choice
ter in but were generally steady $50 CALVES
per 100 n; ssGSs % fed calves at s. CITY
f 6 ssas N ses country duh
Sales G. Curtis Son: "a veals 1872 70 at
81 100 n aO s6 N at So 5o % al IT. 81 st
10. 'e at s. IS: do. liz ID. at S.
Hume ysal: ~ r. at $ 50 49, do 1873 ~ at
Andrew Mullen: yeals. l5S ID. at 81 do 215 ~ at
Il Hollis: fed calves III n at 81; IS butter
sanders veal: s. n, at 81 .-. ,e, cars. o,
s6ss head snc9dhs i2s cars for the market and
ms With The stale stock sale al at Jersey
opened Sow :S with stale lambs hard price
DAY Fresh lambs Of good quality in some demand i
and about steady. but nothing choice was oeIe
Sheep were slow and declined 15425c The close was
unsOld and no buyers. ION
mon TO choice sheep sold at 81 5GQS4 - 100 ~ a
few 81 so; to prime lambs al SiqSo 80
car at $500 Dressed mutton slow and lower at
sG1012c per III; dressed lambs dull and lower Tor any
thing except choice carcasses at 9Ill3c. =.
sales-Tobin Shannon: 29 Kentucky lambs 10 10
Sc S. 100 10: 204 do, vi ID at So @IS
do 63 n So; 2ss do 66 10. at So; 2S5 do 10 at
Sc; Kentucky sheep 1870 NJ. at 81: % do lot 10 at
So 20; do at SO 62 100 do, 1o5 10 at 50 So 10 do
Kerns Commission Company: 25$ Kentucky lambs. So
at 10.
Mcpherson 253 Virginia lambs, 60 10. az So 90;
23 do 65 10 30: 81 10 at s. 70; 80 sheep.
bucks III N. at 81
Newton & Co. oil Kentucky lambs. Ga n at S6; go
lucky sheep 10 at 81 IS Virginia do 10 No. ct 50 90
Judd & Co: 212 West Virginia lambs Us ID at
Sc 90 less 81 the lot 25s Kentucky do 90 10 at s.
J. II Wkerson: 1O6 Kentucky lambs. 62 10. at " 90
J. b Gibson 201 Chicago sheep 50 ID. at 81 20;
Jeiine Wright & Co: lambs 20 n at 81.
HOGS-Receipts were IL or 1880 head, including
head market. Prime State and PENNSYLVANIA
hogs are quoted 9OaS6 per 100 10; mixed Western
do al 81 1Ods5 35. Country dressed hogs nominal
SaIes-S Judd Co date Yesterday: 90 state hogs.
iii So % Ion 10 20 Western do. pa n
So do 1872 H. 50 o. roushs 2i3 H. at 50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July 22.-Closing-wHEAT-S nominal:
futures quiet July It's Esd September Is Oh; December
IS Dad. CoRN-spot quiet: American mixed new, IS
nominal: september nominal PEAs-Canadlan steady.
9s 4tad FLoURaSt Louis fancy winter dull. IS 3D.
dull: India mess oss PORK steady: primo mess
Western 67s Cd. HANS-Short cut. TO LII 10 firm,
ace Sd BACON strong; Cumberland cut 70 to 80 ~ 42s
Cd short RIB 1G "a 10. 45s Cd: clear middes,
light = 20 "a 10. 45s Cd: long clear mddes. heavy 80
clear bellies II TO 10 10. ass SHOULDERS ii
10 10 10. Arm A0s LARD duiet prime Western In tierces
BIS DID, American refined In pes Sos. RITTTER-(iood
United States quiet CHEESE QUIET American finest
white. Sls I'D: American finest colored sos TALON
Prime city steady. els Sd TgRPE;NTINE-spirts quiet
fined quiet cad LINSEED OIL firm. Iss Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

METALs-TIN-Tin again active ana higher at
Ing Ing of Tgy e. L95sr D9F q he I'd @ But
again higher closing al e 527 @ fG,i PET and was
was STEADY ana unchanged In the local rnariet IVIs
T. 75c and castlAe "a IL 81 ee,F'lye at l2d5ss9
r Was 1nfh%nsed q 20 s for spot while futures
s aEheT abroad with spot quoted at ~ los in London
TERmsgeIer also advanced slightly in London closing
iT Ia ts InaF@tt Is steady at s5ad 95c
IN Alad4esDor9 Locally iron was quiet at yesterdays
No foundry Northern Si4asI4 90 10 2ounaiy;
MohssE And sY Hp sSaT ma f2 IS SS S2ft
sesy TOT bn aas h i% saGs Ups gae
common 1iaiSc fair 15Ti7c: good is2Ie Sr1F'9a 1s
l!gI5e fair. l6gec good 19a2ic prime. 22g25c fancy
., OCEAN FREIGHTs- t9r fun tonnage held
specially FOR forward oad2s Fer HadT o6 6af boats It.
c nnE was ght IN al aePaFmsn's and rates
a NtTs ana AHfTe n d qaseoT @a ts
Tepoo per Zoo n ig 6Se oais 20 5fgs foI,2q 20
French steamer, 100000 cases petroleum hence to
l6S4 tons. general hence TO Spain time charter
steel ne9q' @ pSo Point b To e5S2 T. q G2
British steaseT 21o1 tons cotton etc
British steamer 1901 tons general cargo. Gulf
British steaner l7a toms Iainit Ha@6uG 70 MI
steamer sSa tons Mexican trade one 4ound
trip private terms British steamer 025 Daiqnlri
schoon co SUBJ lumber GqfpoTt to " c"4a
dina 70 NewYor $ 30 scRoon sS ass toGs i9mSe
iae m to P6adcpha 81 sTsh o0ne PS 30 Ston n
coal hence Halifax. 81 10; schooner coal.
coal Newport News TO Portsmouth private terms '''
ere wsTs no SPECIAL features in yesteTday,
an @ 100 az 2e o or at 2 sgy
200 November 2slac Refined petroleum
changed Inseed oil shows little fresh feature. ruling
steady 10 hrg az the Tssens prices We 9gote stand
Shia bills s. as; bulk %; refined cases Naw-York
sG 4O $50 s.s Sc Co. bulk So pGadepha @
P fgiE ss s. coTToSsEED ofPrae crude
mills nominal prime summer yellow. 2si4 G2sl5c;
on summit ToT S.c INsFED o1~Hmerican seed
city raw 44d45c; out Of town raw. z2143c; Calcutta
PPoV1s1oHsEThe provision market again started
lower on account fairly large receipts with drop
&c n 70 s change during day and the
fairly steady Receipts at Ghesgo were
ne PORK guiet e x,s Mes So .
IN Sa9 Ssiiy s.: .? 5oasa sieasl Rass
e ssgso s sstTa 9 d ass hEEp Hoes HM a
quoted: Racans nc: n 74ac: 100 n sisc ~
exc; pigs sl4Gs:c: CIT MEATs-Pckled bellies nrrn:
1o% &c: pickles shoulders hTn; o9oted: aIE@sae;
PGfied hams steady; quoted: To- TALON
quoted 81 2O city lard. firm; quoted: e'.aeEc refined
- Rfa3 ke sgo' So compound arm quoted: 5TsaS&a:
rEARINE. quiet; quoted: oleo. &c; city lard
RICE-Ths demand for rice moderate here with
the market. however: holding steady The South Is
90 q Az: head q. a5Tc: Patne 6l n SIC: Jspan
3 &c. rsnroon- in bond. az y sc
with full quoted the old list
ais liberal but new business not large The business
net. less for cash seven DAYS: Cut loaf
Sse; mould A. 54os cubes Sa9c XXXX
powdered 5I5c: Eagle confectionery granulated
Eagle sie coarse ana rnnuatea or
bass and 5-ie bags Of fine graduated. se5e: Eazis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

-'e"poit He"s 80. 1886 Laredo .......... IeO37
.Ss With but ieaF hq paton s sfn sa. Of
otherse he sHe old winter sreghs
w5neF s sea4s g 5S4 M patents 81 Sass To-
S s15s No Fair Tins RYE
s &C. g. as 3 S1555 HlR ersS
white yellow 81 a5asi 46 eoar 81 pI 9 FEDS En9
ding s21 S s Western spring sic % standard mid
rea dos go hOiny chop 81 bulk s22 Is sacks;
wheat market toda pears had another inning In the
sion with the close a5o u prices Ss d%Tn all gb the %
a a1T3ed increasing receipts good map
a bTew the war scare Of Thursday
bush which 277oo6 bush were nfr Last 70 year he
total 572O0O bush In tbs nonnsnon might he NO.
ar ION ainneapolis 10 the effect that the spring
and would probably be email until crop
Creased 300 600 bush and Duluth bush
crop Of bush With ndoa6ns hat be
bush s aho foT eSReT Will not exceed
import much more than last years exports
mssc WIN DO BUSH and Sa the total
VAS b.arisb w De 900 600 600 bush On top of this
On Of 'Rs T9615 Sfs1
sgh0y sad wheat from onefoSTh TO nFee
@ b d IN an sections the crop is late and cutting
weeks 70 month late in the Northwest consos
eoent ouok M by waGh the trade accepted more
Esd and Russia The effect OF foreign markets If
was stronse closing 10 70 points higher chiefly
account OF further small crop IN France
Inc exporter stu kept out OF tie market and appears
Inent becomes more liberal he buy his grain
No NoThen ' Du fIie Eao os Ga0f'd et aoS
CotN-The local corn market displayed feature
ever until Just at the close when paid l2c
oyer me prey lous night for July and bid september up
sc out without getting II entirely
o.! me siors as news OF tho day bearish than
o.nIwls cIudlhg estimates for 344 Chicago
saturday. The weather a. Chicago COM
Iassion house selling followed the decline IN wheat
Total interior receipts
$1,000 bush last year Exporters bought one load No 2
corn ccSed AT ooc elevator. and 54iAc
"Eite boEc and No yellow. 56'sc. b. ahoat OATS
me oats aIhet WAS barely steady throughout the day
ana fairly active at the West the here
continued Glow and practically unchanged. mixed
" ~ being quoted at 43G45c white. to
seG47c. and clipped white, SO 10. 47sg5c PYE-
Market nominal BARIEY-Market dull Feeding
quoted at 500. c T. New-York and mailing nominal
neat including Hour for the week ending July
Il according 20 BraGstreet" aggregated Isl 5Ol BUSH
compared Nithr l3l-it bush last week and 21sl9SS
bnsh Tor the same week last Since July
gregate 3172%o9 bush. compared ssl5S bush
t'e same time last wear Corn exports for the
.O6 ca bush against 574 800 week 33s
push last year since July 1884 700
bush. against 4 42s s26 bush year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEi CENTRAL X. K.
EiDefty street south berry. thine from Seuta
gerry I'VE minutes earlier than below.y
EtS1TON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MACCn
40 80 90 11io Easton only). DO l3a.
W!LKEsBaRKE AND sCRANToN-zaoo 80 q M.
LAmLM0oD. J-AkEHURST TOMS RIVER AND
SAENEGAT-z4O 90. s9. 40 a. m I'll 80 Is 4O Lake
SW44od and Lakehurst ony). A3o p. Sundays
atlantic CITY-.s4O a. m. IS 30 D. m
'LSEL2ND AND BRIDGEToN-tzl0e s. M. ST. 80
long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN oRoyn
.odsNI .PLEASANT AND SEASHoRE POINTS
-. 49, 49, li'so a. Hi 1I2o 346. $50 sss tsxssps
sD,S i9Tancn 80. 42S. 30. $50. 1L6o p. m
ss3nooays except Ocean Grove. s15 a m. L3o. 4 3d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL), sxss
n, ee go sGS 'sG9 tio9o tILoo t1a6e, .loo.
sIL5S9So ZOO r. 90 400. $780, tso0. IT.so. 1900.
24IH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S425, $500. sfoos
s9g a m, 900. Loo. 800. *7-0J. t9.es p m
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-soo. 1000 n %.
RE.nING;, EaRRIsBURG. PoTrsvIILE AND WILL
Reading onIy), ISL. co. U'L2O. t2oo D. m .
Atlantic HIds, Seabright. Monmouth Bch and Ionr
T4ne9 % ass s PARK p Peasan 800 70 90 n %
Pm, sundays. loOo a m, LEO, 40e. 500 P.
Sunday sSunday onv tPar:or ears only lvia Tamss>
qua qua. xsatuTdays aExes2t saturdays
2s 1900 is54 Broadway 1sa 5th Avs Is u.ss.
square West 153 East 125th ST, 273 West l25th 81
-. Columbus Az. New York; Court ST.. ssS $50
Futon ST; Bklyn; $50 B'way. w'msourg. New York
wee Pres and Cen Mgr Cen Pass'r Ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July %. D. m-CoTT0N-spot In moderate
demand: prices points lower; American middlins
$3.50; good mddng 642i: mddns esd: low mdding.
day 600 bales. OF which 800 bales for
speculation and included SoUo bales Ameri
700 all American.
auet and closed with months easy posi-
American middling. g o July, old:
August 5.9Td August and September 5I5d: septsn-
Der and October std October November 5SId No
vember December. 5.2sd; December and January.
Odd: and February o2td; February and March,
Z March md April 3. 23d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

cOTTON-The cotton market today was gen
S-,sI! weak. II response 10 continued bearlsh news
though by no means considered settled but tho pros
iectlNe ran RIVER strike looked serious crop news
SGinaed favorable. there were additional private
ices tendlrg 70 show that crop arrivals wera
lar on ana IN the late trading message from Liver
ool asserting that Manchester would the forty
-oSr week mad considerable influence, though later
The market opened weak at decline OF aI3 points
mere were selling orders in market from ne
south and Europe, and Il looked though those re-
kponslbe Tor the steadiness letting
Spouse 10 the lower cables shortly after the local
oPshlng Liverpool increased decline Will. New
9c1I market as TO speculative conditions. Here occa
hoal spurts or profit taking sellers on the bulgs
VI yesterday caused somewhat hrmer tone and a
partial recovery at times but generally speaking the
market ruled easy and reached the lowest level iist
DeIoIe the close when the old crop showed special
eahiess, being influenced . said 10 SONS extent
=. Jus notces The market finally barely steady
q 191t the lowest prices OF the session decline
" - 81 points Sales were estimated
houston reported two bales receipts IS bales
arc Galveston had bale out OF lr2 A rri-
bse az Albany Ga which pretty early FOR that
Ion Exports Tor the day 5000 bales Including
t,45s bales from local stocks.
superintendent Kings weekly movement reDor,
Io-.oNs Port receipts, j, leo bales against 1913
tsst year overland 70 mills and Canada 1856 bales
SIss ~ ha4es last year; Southern mill
81 ~. hI2ck al Interior towns S.944 bales brought
iato SIGHT for the week. 3l.sI2 bales against Is oG3
rs year Iotel crop movement Port receipts.
caes against ,l22,23s bales last year
terd 70 mills and Canada 925.O5e bales against /
oS-1el last year; Southern mill takngs ESTIMATED
OoO AGAINST $4,000 last year. stock interior
mo slght thus far for season. 99s7l3l bales against
,osh4pu last year The total crop movement is for
% Gays this season, against 327 DAYS in 10000
range oi contract prices in the local
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

The local market FOR spot closed quiet at 10
Jons decline 70 the basis q losoc for middng upland
&C II Ioe Tor mdding Gun Sales 372 bales. Southern
spot tlsrSets were telegraphed
noinns Norfolk steady. lower at lie: sales 40
naies' Baltimore nominal unchanged
SaeL unesanged AT 10 l3-lGe; sales bales; Mobile
-.otla unchanged. at 1910. Savannah
~ &c Augusta steady &c lower lie: sales "a bales
- S1us quiet UNCHANGED. io7sc Eey-Oreans quiet
charged 1910 'F'0 49, 49,
receipts OF cotton a. the and for IN. week
WIN tie totals % week previous OF:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of the County OF
notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
Homer ". Nichols. late OF the County
New deceased. the same, with voUch-
thereof. subscribers their place
business. q tho of-cs Of Taylor. Anderson
their Attorneys. No. IS Wall Street. the
City New York. before the 59th day OF October
Dated York. the 23Ft day OF April. 1904.
SARAH ANN NICHOLS. JAMES WALLACE MICH
OILS. Executors.
TAYLOR ANDERSON & SEYMOUR, Attorneys for
Executors. IS Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
OF York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23
new YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.
SurrOgdtes Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner -. Thomas. Surrogate New
York notice hereby given all persons having
Re5eCOa Baird. late Of the County
deceased present the with vouchers
subscriber his place JTsnSacng IS
Wall Street. In the city OF New York. before
10th day OF November next
Dated York. 1lth day May. 1904.
EDWARD r. Known, Executor.
b W b. BROWN, Attorney Executor, street.
" Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

Abuer c. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County O.:
NewYOrk notice is HEREBY given TO al persons having
Claims against Garlic NJ WynkOop. late Of the County
OF New-l ok. deceased. to present the with
vouchers thereof. the subscribers their place
transacting business, at the Office OF sullivan Crom
oe No. 40 Wall Street. in the CITY OF New-HOrk.
or before I'D day Of November
Dated New York. the l3t5 day OK May. 1904
FLORENCE \ SCARBOROUGH. MABEL MACDOS-
AID. Executives
SULLIVAN IL CROMWELL Attornc%S for Executrtces
40 Ynrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Abne- e Thomas. a Surrogate of the County OF New
York January - 1904 Notice hereby given TO
All persons claims against MARIA A CUTLER.
OF New York deceased to present tbs
same with vouches subscriber
81 transactus business 40 Broadway. the city
New York Borough OF Manhattan. On or Before tia
seventh day september next.
GEORGE L. WESTE1SFIELD, Exeuctor. etc
Dated New York 5th day Of February 1904
JOHN AITkEN. Attorney Tor Executor. No 20 Broad
way. New York. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

Cotton Exchange tpees! verpooi cables Spot cotton
1000 American receipts. 1900 American Mddna
upland 632d Futures opened quiet points lower on
and points lower distant
near steady distant iIGle points lo2er o9
ooed July August 5s5d; Augus-sep ember 575d: sep
TENDER October bad: October-Noyenber 3ld- &c.,
her December 52sd: DecembeTJanuary Januarv
February and EebruaryMsrch 524d Aarch-April 8 a5a
EEnchestsr-YRrns quiet: Cloths. a doing
Comparative week ended Fsr'dsv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

stock in Eavre, $3.50 bags. Of which 1903 900
Brazilian. against S.5os.00o and 20620O0 respectively
last
Ths STATISTICAL position OF Brazilian coffee is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

Coffee csbles.-Tio-CoIee market firm; No Rio.
1850; exchange u d; receipts. 5000 bags; shipments
Tor the United States 5000 stock. $1,000 bags.
market steady; good average Santos $500.
Coffee market opened unchanged; at c3o ne;
unchanged: sales, 1900 bags. HavTe-Cofee market
opened barely steacy. = franc higher; u
chsn~rd- q . advanced = franc; Z 80 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

~ o. an order OF Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. a
gate Of County OF New-iorS. NOTICE is HEREBY
zen having claims against GRANVILLE
W GARTH deceased. late of the County Of New IOsk.
vouchers thereof the sIbscrb
er at place ~ transactEs business at the once OF
Harrison * Byrd 80 Wall Street. Borough OF Man
haitian City OF New York. before the n;teentn
Dated New York the third day Of March, 1904
LILLE MCOMB GARTH. AdmIn'stratrix
Attorneys Tor Administering. SO Wall
Street. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-23

l. Abner q. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
York notice hereby given 10 all having claims
late OF the County Of New York,
tie with vouchers thereof
the subscribers their place OF transacJns business
the office g. Herman No. 2S Nassau
the C!ty OF New York. before the 2Tth day OF
September next.
date New York. 11th OF March 1904.
HERMAN ENecutriN: JEROME {. HERMAN.
LEO SONNERORN. Executors
l.. GttEE\hAII. Attorney fer Executors. SO
Broadway. New York City