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Battle Of the Beans.

From the Baltimore American.
The Russians rolled beanoakcs down the Slope
leading TO some OF the Port Arthur forts, KILN
numerous Japanese attackers.-Ntrs despatch.
Come bring another case OF beans
And roll them down the slope
The JapS will savyy what II means
And break away, we hope.
The JapS who don't know beans" Will now
Secure an Introduction
We've rot to end this bloody row,
This lntefhcathen ruction.
II Boston knew what plan we had
For driving OF the foe,
Perhaps she'd be most awful mad
To have the whole world know
She isn't, when the showdown comes
The place where blessed beans
Arc made 10 solve the hardest sums
No, not by any means
1--WE but had the bread that's made
by cooking schools, II IS certain
This little drama q soon be played
And we could draw the curtain.
0r n we had the biscuits staunch
The new bride makes for hubby.
Me'd soon digest In Russia's psunch
THIS focinBn short and scrubby.
Come bring another case OF beans
ind scoot u down the hill;
The Japs viii gather what Il means
And marvel al our skill.
The army bean" has grown TO mean
More serious things than eating
beware OF fields incarnadine
The nercc BostoniRn grcctincl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03
Sad Case Of q Man Of Forty-two.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SrS-Str: In this large
city can man In the prime OF Life secure poTma
nent paying position!
ask this as. after two years Of hustlfng.
ing advertisements, making applications and even
joining an employment agency. am stu struggling
along In the same old way
The last place l went 70 required q person 70
handle reports, compile figures and work out
discounts. DC. The salary was $1,000 q year, ana.
as usual was given to understand they preferred
q younger man. and that At my age A2 should
get more money.
am accurate OF figures, q good peniuan, can
keep books, act as correspondent, and am per.
tectly at home In railroad work and shipping.
Being married with large family, and meeting
with such rebuns In trying TO better myself, leads
me TO ask II the tendency In these rapid transit
times Is leaning toward inexperienced young men
against men who have had experience and are
fully capable Of doing the work required II SO.
what Is 10 become Of the old mem ERNEST.
NEw YORK. Oct 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03

Former Senator JAMES X. JONES is firmly OF the
opnion that the Democratic national ticket Is Ger
The Hon. JIM JONES is firmly OF the
opinion that the Democratic national ticket
was elected In 1898. The Hon. JAMES Cor
roNBALE JONES is firmly Of the opinion that
the Democratic national ticket was elected
In 1900. Ex-senator JAMES X. JONES is
firmly OF the opinion that he was reelected
to tho United States Senate for the term
beginning March 4. 1908. Whatever Is not
90, is and ever will be firmly held by RAIN
BOW JIM OF Arkansas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03
Truth the Need OF japan.

7hs Rev Or. Grtn1s IN the Christian InissstosNcsr
Alas. that the Japanese, apart from the GoverA.
ment, stop short Japans merchants and pctty trad
notorousiy untruthful: yea past masters iA
trickery. Commercial integrity b the exceptine.
not the rule To live long In the beautiful land b
not to grow In admiration Of the people - fuAlers
Of their promises.
Then. also there Is little academic freedom.
No quest OF truth that fnperils imperialism " a.
lowed. Professors edit,n dare no$ print Whist
they believe 70 ancient history. Apart from
popular falsehoods, the constitution n based On .
myth. even the ages eternal Of the ruling dynasty
A native scholar who knocks the bottom out Of the
of1ciel but mythical chronology. or dLssoctx the
primcval legends, OF shows too freely the sncient
debt TO China, even In religion and ancestor wor-
ship, Is degraded. not honored Fins Of all. Japan
needs truth In the inward parts a. habit and guest
Lying. conceaIment, saving the face. b fne
art In Asia. One Burman pundit- helping tbs mis-
sonary In translation of the Bible. staggered -
the words cannot lie" and refused 70 believe thas
God Is omnpotent. How can He DO the Almighty.
II He cannot lef- he asked
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03
yindication Of Boston Ivy.


When the Advertiser called the attention OF Land :.
scnpe Architect Olmsiead 10 the wall al Trinity
Church, where some people had thought decom-
position of the stone itself had set In owing to the
presence OF Boston ivy, he found the alarm false.
He has yet to single building built OF brick or
stone tina, has been affected by the Boston ivy. the
popular theory TO tho contrary notwithstanding.
Further proof OF Prof OlnStcadS idea That the Ivy
is perfcc,y safe comes from Prof. VAR, one Of the
leading landscape architects of Canada. After
careful nvcstg atons he learns that while brick and
stone walls absorb moisture. thu ivy actually alb
serbs Il from them, thereby protecting the walls,
moi damaging them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03
From The Lanea.

From The LdncG.
We'll authenticated Instances Of children weigh
ing al birth Is much as - pounds are OF extreme
rarity Among Is 100 children born In chrobsks
clinic in Vienna only one weighed $500 grsmmes
an pounds: while In seven years at tho Clinic
Baudelooque In Paris there were only six children
who exceeded 5000 Srammes III poundp Of birth
the largest weighing Sito grammes asa poundn.
Dubois In 1897 collected twenty-eighs easss In
which the child weighed more than 1900 grsmnss
ia pounds al birth and stated that the heaviest
children on record weighed respectively ~ pounds
ounces. "a pounds ounces, and IS pounds u
ounces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03

One OF the principal objects OF the Democratic
cAmpaign now, strange as II may appear to the
Wayfarine man. is 10 prevent WILLIAM J. BRYAN
from capturing the Nebraska legislature. and thus
make II impossible for him to secure election TO
the United States Senate. The Tribune.
Thus does harmony preside over the
Democratic love feast and mutual effort
prepare the knife Tor the Hon. ALTON B.
PARKER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03
Funeral Grafton on Friday

To THE EDITOR or THE SuN-sir: A few days
ago an old negro man died here and as he belonged
TO no church or lodge three or four negroes volun
teered 70 bury him. and they were the only fellow
es In his funeral train. After the conn had been
lowered into the grave all seemed 10 feel thss some
thing ought 10 be sAid. They appealed 10 the
oldest man. Bob McCravcn, who delivered tho fol.
lowing: Friday vlzor. you Is gone: but We hopes
you Is better Oh than we 'spects you is
JoHx N MIcKkA
HOLLY srxIS0s Miss. sept-0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03

The Hon. CARL SoHURz has addressed to
the General Secretary of the Parker In
dependent Clubs a letter 354.376 feet long,
by actual measurement. Mr. SEIZURE still
opposes the Democratic party less than he
opposes the Republican party. He is for
PARKER, as he was for BRYAN. We should
think q change at least every four years
would be beneficial TO his health. No
change having occurred since 1900, bulle-
tin 3s4.375 feet long seems triae too
protracted,
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir: Jog Oils my
heart and soul TO day. man called ~ my once
and after finding that was the chap he wss looking
for, handed me some odd dollars and this remark
~ GU paid your June gas bill twice" After spending
the same In most agrcca able an sthetics. | hos,en
10 proclaim my good news TO the world.
SEw York Oct. I, ItoTHAQH.
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How Joe blackburn stopped q Du.,,

From the Washington Post
colleague Of Senator Blackburn told this story
al dinner ut which the Senator was to give toast
an his younger days Mr.. Blackburn was very chiv
airous. Asked by . friend TO second a duel. he
readily consented. At sunrise the parties met at
the appointed place. II was Mr.. Blackburn duty
10 say the last words about the terms Of the duel
And. gentlemen" continued the speaker. do you
know that duel never took placer" murunur of
why not!" weni around the table. For a very
simple reason" sail the colleague. when Joo
finished speaking II was too dark for duel"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03
Bewsd by the Burden Of q Mama.

From ne Coracana Observer.
Alton Parker Hin Davis Is the name Of q citixe.
OF Dawson who began his voyage across the tenn
pestuous sea Of trouble on Sept, 70. II there Is
anything In name the young fellow ought TO be
In Congress st 10. up political San Juan Hill at
is and ready for the Presidential chair before
he can vote for Wiley Robinson. Jr., for Sheriff.
The much named babe boards with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. b. Davis. and carries a surname which u moro
beloved In the South than any OF his given names
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03

The Primary law was enacted for the
purpose OF putting the control of party
affairs into the hands OF the voters in the
Assembly districts. 1t produced such good
results that the Governor Chairman has
been Obliged to override its intent and
take things into his own hands. 1t does no
good to the Grocery Trade to lot the voters
have full swing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03

The naturalsts Of Manchester, N. H., who
identified a small animal found on In
canoonuc Mountain a. a coal black chip
munk are In error. The melanian animal is
not OF the chipmunk family. 1t Is the great
Democratic race issue, and it escaped from
the Democratic menagerie during the YER
mont State canvass. Please return to the
Hon. ALTON B. PARKER, and receive re-
ward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03

The Hon. JOHN CuNNEEN believes that
the interest OF the State would he best
served by a Canal Board Of one political
faith and advisory engineers OF another.
What blessing It would be II the board and
the engineers became permanently dead
locked, and this gigantic raid on the public
treasury could be held up until the voters
had another opportunity to pass upon IT.
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Experiment in Physics.

Knlcker-whnt would happen II an iiresls'ibl,
body met an immovabe body
Bockor-Try an auto and a football player
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-03

In manufacturing and mechanical
pursuits about one-ffth were females
to four-ffths males. Meantime men
have invaded many fields once re-
stricted to women and deemed essentially
feminine Here are few of those
employments with the number OF men:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Li0erty street south Ferry. Time from south
FERRY ave minutes earlier than SHOWN beow-l
EASrON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MArcn
~ S go q o. ID Ea5Ion o1ly1 SO a. Lss
W!LHEsBAdEE AND sCRASTON-s4oo $40 q IA.
LAkEN0op. LSkEHURsT ToMs RIVER AND
BAttNEGAT-z4 90. $40 a m. zL30 tS40 Laks-
Wood and Lakshurst onlyl. 4so D m Sundays
VISELAND AND ERIDGETOS-tztOo a m srLss
long BRANCH ASBURY rARK OCEAN GROVE
Fo6dSf Pl-EASANr AND sEASHORE POINTS
80 $50 u5o sladays except Ocean Grove
PHILADELPHIaS5RE ppINs rERM1NAL,. AS
!Iee9 tsoo zoo tee tlloo a ti2oo loo
.l29o m. 200. to 90. 'aOo. ZOO 20 Is . n.
BaLTIa0RE AND wAsHISeToN-soo. Iooc tisa
READING. HARRIsBURG. POrrsyrLLE AND WILL
lANSPOBT-N4 90 "a IS, tseO. 20 1000. tLOs
ssadlnE Pottssls ana tlrsSs only "a 90 IS 90 p M
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Fr Il OF Rector 81 Pr q
Atlantic lids Ssasright Monmouth Rca and Long
az $50 ? N sundays 10 90 a m 100. 90 p n.
EFron I4bsrty Street only 'Daily. tDsily sxrsps
sunday. tSunday only tParlor only llvia lama
qua xsatqrdays aExespt Saturdays
2s1 ss4 isno isS4 Brosd.ay. is2 stS Az 3 unSs
s9qa T VS. Us Ess, i25ts zIs IVES, iesss e.
r.sstsr G. saIs inr and checks hasEas. a..n.siou
Vice Pres and Gen Nxr Gen Pass'r Ar
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ss:1 65SlgA1se:t a &C
Xoys1l5sT-D 5s5d nsalosF az:
qav sd 6Tsa cots. sirs. Mas Mas
FLOUR AND Mf;l1.rs-,,.-- -
soe e AZ snts eS@enos for anything 6ui tn.
n. clois so, ses4 bushes IN hsss ss
1snts $ IoS5 %! 90 Snisr s,res!s s. $685.;
So % SA'' Rrk 's sitjr,p55sa 10 ns:t s5S
G I .tsss S sa9i:s to RI, fancy S coR
81 SaAS5Si,EAlstsady Qaoted: Fine Te and gel
S 5t Western sprn so e. sGs 70 da55 SO a.
Sak ana sacks daas saSs; S'y qFs an sS59s4 90
GRAIN-WIfE ~. Hf - % sacks. clinical, S23 90
ya 2d b1 hfys Pgt he price lower Wheat aeve.osd SOM.
lac net hghe only tine u ve t 6s Else sS92d a Q
hons a had any effect on the arse; IVES ar3 te oSa
RE s,f- %oTio shipments and splendid weather map
isaS8g fs sa With Tsng market contued to be the
We're setting IN through fear Q: boe b ina 5hLs
but Nev-York snare 9I IN his alarm among July shorts
faT exro-t SPoIts that afteen been taken
wns the siole supply dssTesse Of o6 tsh Ss
Broomhall cable reported that the c6 51g sr@uys
r.cts are 1Dortsn; s ss y Is bad Both CT these dis
IN portions os k ans o0gntFy except f9r heavy
been ofered fo sAe was sag that 6
:Hnfa75s STOCK. dsresse5 a zig t as high a. s. TO-
throughout the session tie pronounced sIr.apb as
spn., Ator o. interest IN the wheat market ana re-
s5sS1e Tor some o. the buying No red closed =,
90. . ahoat No Northern Duluth 81 o75E q n
me corn advance which Announced
- ne day was started by DISAPPOINTING recent, -,
~45o market About 800 had been exrec-s5
shorts see7,a s were only $50 cars Tho alarm among
49, eeIleC 70 expand during ths DAY and hirbes
it5 s were OBTAINED nesr close For Tuesday tho
Sss,s s.liates were 6oS times there was
seIlug o. Senteulber In Chicago hut +, r,a5a
b m pIession on the price view q ;hs conrsei1r
ana euTug that was credited 10 nrovefo1
Lgs ls,, ",e Weather news OF best character
- Stress on The fact was late -
sL - Tie visible supply Increase or 5o 90
mite eject market .
osSee e b7'ac elevator aad SEC . = orCs-.
T5s -. an. aia No = yellow. e0c 0 r afoat o A--S-
80 as market at Chicago ~ active ars,- eri 81
tn3ch hiEher covering OF s-o-rs s1s con-
-n "olSe demand In addition 70 the strengS ~ o+ba-
Msxa5 -. ass EiSh.s supply increased arr 900 bush
"a 90 - u 3 n. closed 4.fT47c. manual este
T-- - n 5000 clippsd v-A're so - az =, -,a-o
= s-arEet nominal No . Western II, ror,rsI . =
go EseF = -N-Ma-aket Fea5t-q 1893
a. so c NeW-Eork. ing nominal ~ $500
NTyV-voEr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
OTHER MARkeTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

City, i3--CATTI.E-R Receipts ~ 90. IN
Guiding 5000 soUthsrns. market steady 2Oc
Port and dressed bee: steers s. 1895 . tsiT 10 good
- SOGS5 steers 81 50GS5
feeders $51S4 o.; Southern s. 4O9S5 Southern
s. 5os5 SO: bulls 81 5GS4 80 calves 81 509$4 so HOGS
-RecelDts 1900 Sc higher 923a
1884 81. 81 S5S4 92i. packers. 50 T59
81 - Pigs lights. 81 25Qs4 12iz SHEEP-Receipts
g. steady: native lambs s. 2SS7
lambs IS 254ST: fed 81 1885 IS: Texas
clipped yearnPs S5IS5 20. Texas clipped sheep, $50
81 70 stockers and feeders. f3GS4
Fast Buffalo June 5--CATTI4F-Receipts $500 head:
active dry 10000 higher; grasss7s 25g=Qc lower
prime steers 50 sJgs6 20 ship2ns s. s5 50 oueches
81 hsfsTs S. 1885 81; 81 26S4 60: bulls
50 2S4 30 stockers Rnd feeders 50 5S4 So stock her
6GTSS: fresh and spTtngers steady.
choice S4aQS52: medium good. SS0FS42,
GS2s VEAI&-Recepts. SEQ head. steady. 81 252$5 80
II 0i0 head active sc l0c higher
ana mixed s. 2ogs5 % Yorkes s lOq$5 20; Plgs S.
sSlSS IS dairiss. S5f7$s 10
SHEEP AND LAMB5-Recei2ts 100 head; active
IS 90: ewes, 81 5C8s4 10; sheep. mixed. 81 oo9S6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nez-EoTk yu-s S 1904
0FrF-y ssuer6aTs co-See market fairly active.
.ns dur.1g early trading shGwsc considerable nm
he continued light primary receipts,
--edIc-rs GeC-Sass the worlds VISIBLE supply
tbe month small Increase for the
&C., was sc2er-ag however. ana after opening %
IA rrirts hF-er finally yielded selling BY
s-rest interests E1chsnge. 81 positions
srsaus snrii AID May which points let higher.
sses HEre reported q 81 75c hags OF the European
markets Hamburg u ! PIG higher AaVre
spenea 3 u franc higher. bu- lost franc q TIE sc
vance firm AID unchanged while Santos sd-
l0- Receipts the ports
feO0O bags against 20O0 year. The interior
sanros receipts 800 bags against iSOs bags tst
year TIE chef sellers here we're -eieve0 - be lie
Meta while the scattering character Ct the
demand belief that the prospects for AZ TN
p0vsusnt il The statistical position and the less sggres
atlit1Se importers recently were leading "a
hros6snnE cu- u outside speculation and attempt
q seaur, tie condition that Thought likely result
from the smaller crops CT Brazilian coffee The spot
Sith quotations 60 The basis Of q
Cor : The total warehouse deliveries r. tbs
United States week = SIS bags, against
week s. acc bags for the week
~ the former amount ScvTr-Eo-E rep7T-ed
s. Sos Santos receipts for the week were 5000
bags c1-.as-e1 with $4,000 bags last week and 81 S
tsgs fr corresponding week last year. Receipts at
sl aggregated 10000 bags compared vita . oOo bags
previous week ard s. go BAGS LAST year Rio clsaret
B0S bags % the L-.tei States during the week. -
Europe ee'1 baEs santos scared 5000 bags Z ne
200 hags. present stock 1000 0ag5
Css-z1cez EEEcre. 100 5Ggs
-hs contract prices IL local market to-zy
fcllJws:
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Railroads.
= PENNSYLVANIA

sTAT II f99t e VEST ST, TyE2Y,T iii rt STEzEF
Is sa'inE time from pss0sss:s, .S ss Ssa. an
acted.
s.5S \. n. CHICAGO SPECIAL--PaEor. Sieeplns'
a3d Diaing Cars. FOr ChieAE0. indianapolis. LOUIS
80 4: N sT LOUIS LINITED.-PuIlHasn slssPas.
io.ss 4 NJ Tae rES Ems LIMIrED,-Pun-
coz5psrtllsH5A cars For cheaso Cleveland Tolsdo.
LIS P; Y. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPR y.-
For Nashville iva Cincinnati and Loaisvtlsl Indian
ass p NJ ' cfic1ao 7' LIx1FEp- slssDns
smoking. and Observation cara Fos Ce1c-sO snH
SIS P. VI. So LOUIS ExPREss-FoE PiiJsegEs
Ca. Fer Gary < Va via sAsnaadOAh VALLEY
SIS P. Il. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago Din
75s Il; PACIFIC ExgREss-Fes Pi,t .s gg 10
doah valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
s$5 Il CLEVELAND AND cINcINNATI E 7S
PREss.-FOr Pittsburs. Cleveland Cincinnati In
SIS ?: \, FTFrsBURo sPEC1AL-Daily for Pitts
zs AsHlSSr9 % 5: AND TIE : so & sro
LiIaltea.'' ali FarIor ana Dining CAr7l IS - y
y 10 night sunday SIS % Is. 'l055 a m; l2-s
binsr SsTs s2 s. 5 bssprosss. and
sorTSES R&i ~ : T1Ez8T:-s. 3, as L.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Exprszs szs a. and SIS
sEAsoARp AIR LINE KAnwAY--E3DrssA. 1925 p Il
@'IIN1 ---N 80 vs. h-ftN
CHESAPEAKE AND OFI0 RAILWAY-7SS n m week
DAYS aid s-55 D n daiIy
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and SoRFOLK--1oS m
week-1ays and So .. daily
ATLANTIC CIIF--S.S5 a ana 20 D N week-oAys
ParIor cars STANDARD Coaches We4A-days Par
Tor smoking Car ParlCr Cars. DliaE Car ana St-1l1
ard Coaches en- sundays
IoS6 sRANc ASBG q s1R nsrl.ssa suaa.y
ocean Grove and Point Pleasant ,fIon Vest Twenty.
only. 2.25. .. 425 4 IS . n weekdays sun
DAYS 755 9-26 = n and I IS 0 n From pesbrossss
and Cortandt streets $50 800 n Z 80. l5O gsa.-
Sundays -lS- 3 e a M q, s , % ? q
605. rs - s. Is. SIS 50 % GSS Louis Lifnite
H955. SI025 (Feuna- Limited 81 ll-55 - -
- IS l55 10 (Deso-osses ard Cortandt Streets. 40
ass 'S25 SIS. IS '425 - IS "a 50 Chicago Limited
for North Philadelphia ouyl. '555. SIS. 755 S25 .
weekdays Sundays. SOS 'T.55 .. % q t'9sS 81
IL % '12aS S. % . ass, - d .455 Chicago
Limited for NCrLh Philadelphia Onlyl. ia $50 ass
80 SIS s2S g. % for Nc-tA Philadelphia only1 = m
l. 10 night
Ticket ofsrcs 1854 25i BroadUay; ia
Fifth Avenue C5elOv 235 2s3 FIFTH Avenue Corner
2ftH s. ;: Aston Houss e1d stations named above
BROOKLYN Court Street SEQ fulton Street $50 Broad
way. ana PennsvivaniA Asnsx station The New Yors
Transfer Company will call FOR ana check baggage from
Telephone S43 Chelsea Ter Pennsylvania Railroaf Cab
Service
W W. ArTERBURT J. WOOD.
General Manager. Passr TFafsc Manager
GEO BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace God tres and lnd-pendenJ, TO
eston Nauice Catherine n Littauer Edward Naltcs
arthur P Narfcs. Nanlce de Fcres lockwood BuckIrs
ham Lockwood William 3. z lockwood. Caroltne A.
CSfauce) rent william Marics Marie Josephine Edgar
s14 Helen ance The heirs and q ain Of
Frances II Smith. deceased send greeting; Whereas
James futile Smith q the city Of New York has la
applied SuTrogate's Court Of cur County Of Ne"
certain Instrument IN writing relating 10
bo.h real and personal property duly proved as the t
will testament OF Frances NJ smith late OF me
County Of New Yor deceased thsstoTs you sne eah o.
cited appear bstors the Surrogate OF our
County New Yok, at bis once In the County q New
York or the cay of July thousand nns
hundred and four a. halpast ten cocs In the toTeno
of hat and there 70 attend the prooats or
the sa h last ard AND such Of you
hereh- tied under tbs OF twen-y-ons Ssars
appear o. your guardian, Il you aavs ous
or I. YOU appear sEd epply Tor one % &c
sypolne6 o. neglect o. failure 20 G.
will De appointed BY the Surrogate 70 repre-
sent and you IL the procseting
Whersdt We have caused t0e seal OF the
eurrogatez Court o. the said County q New
tsreUuro athIet witness. aoa
L s Asus- c. Thomas. a SurroSats q our SAID
!...i County o New York. ssit County, lbs Is-r
day ~ MAY. T. the year Q: ouT Lord chs
thousand nine hundred ac1 four.
CTsrk % the Sur-ogatss Court
LORD. DAY & EORD. Attorneys tor Pet!uonsr no 20
walt-st-. New Yc-S CiDS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
prices IN the local marks; to-day

ne ne :oca! naTEet Tor spot cotton closed quiet 45
oecue. 70 me basis OF - SOC FOR mlGdling upland
e.oo - ios midoling CUT Sales 70 spinners y bales.
$3.50 ca contract 100 bGleA Southern SPOT
49, hisETaTEec follows: Noble nominal ~.
s~'noss nominal and * higher c = Zoe Savannah
- eie unchanged ~ I2c: saiez p bales Galveston
s-a UNCHANGED At l2c: saies e. bales Wilmington
feA- hcr.clh steady and unchanged I2c: sales. .
80 rrrsta orlet and nc lower al IL &c: sales. la0
49, leiysis steady and &c lower lie. sales. go
NrF-Tleana Guiet and i5c lower I2isc: sales.
slss Estimate6 receipts iesdfog pc-ntE eor
-, - NeWolieans. 500 200 bales against $50
a.. s.a Isl last year: ~ Galveston 400 70 500
a.. -Ssrsf go laet week an5 1.z9e year:
Ia, year ~ 49, NS-'' @s~'-s' CO 4aSi wen --41 w
49, A a. ths ports anc interior points to-day
- "-sA TIE same Day lESt week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June %. 7. n.-coTTON-spot-Moder e
prices - points highsr: American mid
ding fair. 70sd good TitdinE sea-; midding asa;
nilGinE g. rod. good ordinary $500 ordinary 3gd
The the ToC0 bales OF which 500 bales
for speculation and export ana IN .rced $500 bales
American receipts. bales. Including bales
American futures opened closed barely steady;
American rli9Slirs G . June sd: June and July
6 461 July and August. 64od. Augus, ans September.
lSd September and October, 5eSd. October and No
vernber 54ld. November and December 5e5d: Deem
Der ard January 532i: January and February. 531t:
February nd March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June Is.-Closlas-WHEAT-Sp weak: No
California Gs 100: futures steady July. &c 3D. Septem-
Der. 6s "a. December. nominal CORN-Spot steady;
american mixed new 4s sd american mixed. OIL -
PEAS-Cansdiaa Quiet. 6s Al FLOUR-St. Louis fancy
winter duh s. 30 HOPS IN London Uacihc Coasl steady
&c 20 i5s BEEF extra India 67s PORK
dull prne mess 62s t. HAAIS-Short cut IL
is 10 dali, AZ d BACON arm: Cumberland cut 81
70 30 70 s9s RIB 10 70 - 10 ass Cd: long mid
dies Light IS 70 q n SSs; lonE clear m3dss heavy IS