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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06
NAVAL STORES

Supplies OF spirits turpentine yard slightly
larger but goods IN yard were hello Dy second
hands The quoted price for machine made barrels Was
still Resin " and unchanged rule0
steady. We quote: SPIRITS TUFIENIIN1 5s7a &c %
TAR. So %. ROSIN-COnLnOu TO good strained. - -
e SO 15QS3 20; F So 2oQS3 25 G. IS 35GS3 90 q SS ogg
S3 T0 So s0dS3 so X. 35GS4 49, NJ. - sJa - sO
\ SIS TO- W c. IS S5; W w 50 90
STOCK ON HAND.
Tar bbls -oo-
New-OrIeans May 5-Reoepts; Rosin, $50 bols; tur-
pentne 1873
Savannah May 5TURPENTIHEs arTa 56.S5oo 4Ss1 re
frn receipts bOs sales 435; shipments, 08Z Quote
A B. G 81 97lz QS3; D. So 05; e s. PA r 50 n; o.
S. 22i5 H. SO As S. 80: K - 40; NJ 20 40 ~ - o'
" C, SIS 80. " ", 81 10gS4 10.
Charleston May 5.-TCRPNTINE steady. 65'1c: sales
65 casks.
Wilmington. May 5-sPIRTTs TIEtPENIISE nm IN
ceipts Al bbls TAR firm IS; receipts 80 bbls CRUDE
TT-RPENTINE firm. So 90 81 81 So receipts O. bois.
London. May UItEENTINE|S AS % F'OS4-'
American strained, IS T'sd; hne lis Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
K A IL ROAD.
f8Rf S. ESES Esd TC 6TKIb4 TE
Streets is Ave minutes later that given below for
FOR THE WEST.
'e05 A NJ ST. LOUIS LIMITED. For Cincinnati and
'lO-21 A NJ THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. - Is
'l05 P. NJ CHICAGO, ciNcfSNATI AND ST. LOUIS
:455 I'm CHICAGO LIMITED
:SSS H. W TT sn4gTiS 4XP GISc1NTT EXP
.S5S ~ PPI1TETHshBhTARNG 4 sFRc fkcINNA EXP
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
hsressioaal LIN I@ited = g. ls' ilo
-3 n 1-5g night sunday. s25. 's25. 30 IS
soUTHEEN AZ p 3 i: as Hg 9s IAN
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE-s.25 m and sas m
sEABoARD AIR LINE-Ias5 p. m and 1alo = m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAuwAY.-sm D. m.
cHESAPEAlE & OHIO RAILwAY-75s = m week
FOR OLD POINT coMEoRT. ana NoRFoLx-7.ss
ATLANTIC cITYEs5s a m M 0a ana ,5s = val.
cs osEs- \, SUNDAYS; 'I,Ss a m
L9NG BRANCa AsBURY PARK North Aseury Park
455 n and 1910 night ~Ssk-days s Jun syS
so1 -, rokk FHIiL DILFH1A.
.l055 IL a m !? IS ~ S. '165. 210, 255 8 IS
onl. SOS 655 755 s2 Is CsS5 f5r Nort5 e5,
sSPhia %ny) P M !zi9 nigh. Sundays
II % ~ 90 -155. 325 s55 -425 ca IS for NortR
e55 for North Philadspha only) ,. m i2io night
Ticket offices, Nos 461 1854 and POI Rroadav. "a,
Fifth Avenue below 23d ST.: Fifth Avenue c5rns-
29th St) Astor House, stations .aus5 $780,
Brooklyn, S42 Fulton Street. $50 Fulton Street. so6
Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station re- NJ
York Transfer Company Will for and check bsrrSrs
hotels and residences through to
Telephone '543 Chelsea for PennsylvanA RaoaS Oh
Service. -
". ". ATTERBURY. 7 wOOr.
General Manager. Pass'r Trsr7o Msnsx.-
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06

Co--CN-Tls cotton market fairly active today
and ruled generally firm. recovering Just about all that
cEs-lnE Hrm al advance OF sal. points IN
TesI 70 much better cables than expected and
good ce-an1 rom shorts. also some buying for long
account hut the idea appeared prevail local
bo naE aed the advance IN Liverpool the purpose
q MAKING sF4lnS basis IN the local market, and there
Wa selling this theory After working couple Of
points from the opening these offerings, with
realizing by buyers Of the previous started prices
points from the top and toward midday the market
me high point reached In the late trading,
Prices showed advance Of about 1890 points from
t previous cay The market closed steady or points
q iql me best but a. net advance Of l4gls points
sa-es EeTe estimated 100000 bales There
Gus Uires received during the day concerning the
SITUATION and the prospects for the Many
comp lsicts received from Texas OF late planting
and start. and Ney-OTeans sent q good many
wires here claiming a much lTmer spot situation
Tor The Gay favorable and receipts continued heavy
i seemed II attract attention while the market
a. the advance largely the expense Of the short
1is-est which had been built the decline from
u gh point q last Monday and which had carried the
she OF about % points 10 the ciOsng quotations OF
lnlrs-sT- Superintendent Kings weekly movement fig
s follow Port receipts 1Tl,l37 bales against 34J2T
oaes year: overland mills and Canada, 1919
tesis~c 81 600 bales. against 1900 bales last year;
@ u stock interior towns - SIS bales against 70 s2
haes against $50 bales last year. Total crop move
melFr- receipts sGS6 100 bales LAG bales deducted
- receipts for season. against 6sl3ess bales last
iar; mills and Canada &62 759 bales against
eS32 year Southern mill takugs estimated.
o 200 BALES against 100 bales last year stock
Esro- IN Of September l. $4,000 bales.
tEs- year. brought into sight thus
ar toE 11.67696l bales. against 90 o37 bales
last yea The total crop movement 247 days this
te-s'n. against 24s days IN 10000
Tie contract prices in the local market to-day
vas IS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06

Cofes c86les. R!0-Cofes MARKET nm: 70 no,
$500 exchange tesd; receipts. 600 bags shipments
United states 1000 bags; shipments for Europe,
cust; good santos $500 receipts 1000 bags
days1 stock. SIS. co. bags HauhurgCofee market
c1erz1 = ufE higher 2:30 2 was net unchangedi
Fsles 10 no bags Havre-Coffee market opened steady,
PIG higher n u m unchanged; al declined
franc. $50 unchanged; total sales, 5000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06
an coffee is as follows:

stock n HARE 703 900 Of which Is49 600 are Bra
zisn against 27ls0o0 and 600 respectively,
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, MAY 5.-FIOUR firm. WHEAT-Spring easier
spot; 1 Northern. 97ssc CORN quiet: No yell
low, sac; No corn. Sac OATS strong; No white
sac; No mixed. S2Ac.
Chicago, May 5-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28

u
Liberty Street south Ferry thine South Ferry
I'VE minutes earlier shown beowD
EAsLON.- BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAICH
tte. 500 GAS Easton oniy) D. m sundays. ssss
wILKEsBARRE AND scRANrox-saoo. 80 a m.
LAKEwooD, LAKEHURsT TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-zfe 90, $40 zi39 $40 ale
Lakewood and Lakehurss oaly). as.SO. xsOs p. NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-ss.4o a m, $40 D. m
NLNELAND AND BRIDGET0N-z4.00 a. s.4o P n
LONG BRANCH. AsBURT PARK, OCEAN GROyE.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS
p m. Sunday. except Ocean Grove. 900 a m. 4oo.
ATLANTIC HLDs. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH-.
EAST LONG BRANCH-{-00. $50. $40. 11S0 a n
l3o, 43o $3.50 Atlantic Hlds only). s.s0 p m sun
rHnkD sS4 a. tf AZ ERmrSAI,-.tss 100
tSeeS 49, tieSo tilSo m tl.SO hso. ~ SO
,sIH AND GHEsTNuT sTREgTs-...9ss tseS 1900
BALTIMORE AND wAsHISGToN-soo s10oo .I2oo.
READING. HARR1sBURG. louisville AND WILL.
m. Reading only, Js1.00. IA 90. t200 Read
ing, Pottsvile. Harrisburg only. "a co. t5-00 p m
xFrorn Liberty Street only sDaiiy. fDaily, except
Sunday SUNDAYS only. +Parior ears only. Iva Ia
Ofaces: Liberty ST Ferry. south Ferry. los Green
wich St. Aston House. 261 494 1900. 1854 Broadway
1sz 9Th .Av. 2si 5th Avs Is Union Square West. i5S
East I25th St.. 273 West 125th 81, Gas Columbus
sso Broadway. Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co.
calls for and checks baggage to destination.
W. C. BESLER. C.. BURT,
vice-Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, March 27.-CATTLE-Receipts. % 900 head;
market Toe higher good prime steers IS 259S6 25
poor medium s47s5 feeders 81 T5s4 Is:
50 s0G$4 heifers s3as5: 81 so;
bulls 50 5Oa$4: calves $685. HoGs-Recepts 40. 900
head lower: mixed butchers SIS 25QS5
good to choice heavy IS 0gs5 So roughs heavy s. 25g
So IS; light, So 2nS5 42h bulk Of sales SJd So 4
SHEEP-Recepts &c, 900 head; market steady; good TO
choice wetlers SIS 75ass 25 fair to choice mixed s5
IS 90; native lambs IS 50GS7 20.
Cincinnati March 27-HoGS active; butchers. IS COG
SIS 65: common, s. 3OQS5 50. CATTLE steady: fair
good shippers 81 50G$5 81 4S5 Is SHEEP
steady LAMBS steady IS 25aS7 To-
East Buffalo, March 27.-CATTLE-Recefpts, 3,7O0
head active higher prime steers 60S5 S. ship
ping i5dS5 5O butchers 50 5OGS5 TO- hefers So 6OG
cows S3dS4 IS bulls 40; aud feeders
ssqs4 4o stock helfers 81 25gss good fresh and
springers to 81 higher steady; good
choice. s45QS55 medium TO good s309s4c; common $50
Qs2s vEALS-Receipts 1000 head active 81 50gss %.
HOGS-Recepts is head: active steady 10 strong:
heavy s. 6OGs5 Go: few S. 70: mixed So 60as5 IS:
Workers. IS 40S5 65; pigs IS 25 roughs 81 1884 e5 a
few s.; stays s3gss Is SHEEP and LAMBS Receipts,
lambs lower; native lambs. So 5o9ss CO.,
lambs IS 2o@Ss 80; yeariings S1qss So wethers Sc $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-1oFk, March ~ 1905.
COFFEE-The coffee market was not more than mod
erately active The general market good
oat Il seemed that while there might be leaning
certain taee Speculative circles
oIsistlcatly there vas also tendency TO await the
showing or The worlds visible supply
April before operating with confidence either side
me opening was steady ST unchanged prices. keeping
Win feaIureless European cables and the absence
news from the Brazilian markets, owing holiday
on saturday Later cable reported Sac receipts
r me cay AZ little more than 1900 bags. which, be-
ing moderate, brought IN ttls buying and the
market closed steady at advance points
were reported or o2ZoO bags. There further
sHlten4ng from 10 late Will be
noted, accomplished without any alteration In the
without
me market for spot coffee quiet with quotations
me nssis OF &c for RIO No The total warehouse
veTes IN the United States for the week
bags, against S5.62S last week Sc,
the former reported
-eoeiPts for the week estimated at 10000 bags
against 10000 last last year Receipts
a Re aggregaed 24e00 begs against 1000 last
and 81. 600 last year.
The Of contract prices in the local to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28
Chancery Notice.


PURSUANT To AN ORDER OF THE HIGH
Justice (Chancery Divisionl dated the 23rd
January 1905 made in the matter or the estate OK Ao
ham Hammond Solomon late OF No. ZIG Piccadiy in the
County OF Middesex Merchant deceased Solomon v
directed % An enquiry whether Edward Lucas
Solomon the Testator's VIM named ever mar
ried and II when and whom and whether he lsft
Widow, and whether such Widow has since died or
married again and IL when and il dead who - her
personal representative % An enquiry whether
said Edward Lucas Solomon left and what child
children living at his death born IN DUE time after
Lucas Solomon predeceased him leaving and
what child children randchid or grandchildren
living his death and II OF such children other
the said Edward Lcas solomon have since died.
when they died and who their legal personal
sentatives respectively.
claiming under the said Enquiries be the Widow
the grandchid grandchildren OF the
Edward Solomon Cwho died the Goth March
Al Saint Nicholas avenue IN the City
County and State of New York in the Republic OF the
United States OF Americal any person persons
claiming under the said Enquiries TO be the Legal Per
sona Representative Legal Personal OF
are on or before 2nd May 1906 hereby required
come in establish their respective claims
Chambers Justice Farwe and Mr.. Justice Swim
fen Eady Courts OF Justice Strand London
land default thereof they will be perenlptory
cluded all benefit under the said Order.
Tuesday the 9th day OF May 1906 at the said Cham
the Royal Courts Of Justice aforesaid at IL 80
adJudicatng upon the claims
DATED this End day Of March 1906
Master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28

March 81 0sas1 Os1z CORN weak 1ac lower; March
Sig5lhc OATS steady; No white. natural sIq37isc;
winter clear s. s5qs4 t5 DO straight s5gs5 52ss do
patent So 35QS5 20; 81 5o6S4
straighs sacks s5s5 2o DO patent sacks $ 259s5 IS
spring, clear. $4dS4 25 do straight, IS 259$5
patent. S. s59s6 10 BUTTER firm; extra Western
creamery. S1c; extra nearby, prints, 52e. EGGS
changed; nearby, fresh lie mark: Western, fresh
171sc, CHEESE firm: NewYork full cream fancy. lss4c
do choice 13lxc: do fair good 12%T13Ae Receipts
Flour 200 bbs and esq coo pounds IN sacks wheat 100
bush 1000: oats. 1900
ST. Louis. March 2T.--Close: wHEAT-No red cash
elevator. 81 0iA May, 81 o4%; July, s4&4s4sc; No.
hard. 81 o6la. CORN-No. 2 cash. Ace May. s6is %
46ssc: July. 4Ie oATS-No. cash. 3o5<c; May. 2sisc;
No. white. 3243Sc.
Toledo: March 27:-c.LovER sEEDs--Cssh. s. ea.a :
March, 81 a211; April. 81 To- October IS 90: ALSIkE-
Prime. 81 so; TIMOTHY-March. 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March 27.-Closing: WHEAT. spot steady;
No California. Is 1Od: futures steady: May 6s Sd
July 6s Sad; September. IS Sd CORN. spot arm
A. I'D; futures steady: March. As "A; May. As AID
PEAS-Canadian firm. Is lid. HOPS-fn London. Pa
che Coast steady IS ss az. BEEF hrm: extra India
mess lis 3D. PORK easy; prime mess Western. 6ls 50
FIRM Cumberland 20 70 80 ~ as: short Tib. IS
10 "a 10, 4os; long clear mdGes. light. IS 20 "a n
3ss Cd long clear middles heavy s5 TO 40 10 3Ts Cd
clear backs. 10 20 ~ 37s clear bellies IA
10 Cd: shoulders square TO 10 No. strong s2
LARD-PTne Western. In tierces. dull. 35s; An1eri-
refined, pals, firm, 25s Cd. BUTTER nominal
CHEESE-Ameriean finest white strong SIS Cd; Arleri
finest colored firm. 56s Cd TALOW steady; prime
city. 23s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. Ala LIN
SEED OIL hru. 1ss. FLoUR-St Louis fancy winter
es 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RI

fth Ave, As follows tor
t;Ileoo .sIh9'o. ~ sIl'0S. '1Hl'0S' '1aS"
BOSTON, via Northumberland A NJ, f20o P. n.
BOSTON, via springhed-f9sOo A "a. tai2oo 'HA;oo
rIfso0 p NJ
FITCHBURG via Putnam and worcester-f5:0o z. u.
LAKEVILLE NORFOLk-fs:50 A. NJ. 1881 p N
CT DARLINGTON. sTOCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-f450. fs.S0 A. NJ 1881 p. n
WATERBURY and WISsTED-t4sso. 1900. 1850
1901. te:oo. $500 go wAtssburyl p: M
Ticket Offices cCrand Central Station and cl25tn
s., sse a. ella e2el. L1sS, slS4 BEoadgay e. Esra
Ave. e4e Madison Ave. ezra West I25th St. 153 East
i25th St.. In Brooklyn ca Court ST.. $50 Fulton St.
Broadway. E. ID.
.Daiy. tExeept Sundays. ssundays only fSto7s At
I25th ST. xStops 125h Sundays only. tParlor
Limited IlEIas dining cParor and Sleeping Car
tickets also.
c T. HEMPsTEAT. Gen. Pass. AEt-
o. n SHEPARD GEN supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28

he Local market cotton closed quiet and IN
CHANGE % the basis Of 5000 for uiddng upland and
soc Tor niddling Gulf Sales reported 500 bales
1or EXPORT direct shipment Is spinDers and 300 deliy
cred contract Southern spot markets were teegTaphed
follows. Baltimore nominal Sc. Mobile easy,
changed Al 7sEc: sales 200 bales. Savannah quiet
changed TIC: sales. 300 bales Norfolk quiet IN
changed 81 I5i bales. ST Louis firm.
changed AZ 7sc Sales 2s4 bales Charleston quiet IN
changea steady. unchanged at I7sc;
ssles, 100 baies New-OTleans steady. hc lower al
use; sales 600 bales Memphis quiet. unchanged al
7zc; sales 200 bales Estimated receipts At leading
points for toTnorr0w. Houston $500 10 e609 bales
esanst s657 lsst week ana year al Galveston
1900 70 1880 against sz1s last week and 4le2 last
year Neg-Oreans II 900 10 800 against sSe5 last
week end Soc last year.
Receipts ports and interior points to-day com
pared with ne same day last week and last year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

business prices points lower American middilng
fair 4e5d; good Hladng, 43sd; miiaiing, 42ld: low
sales of the day 1000 bales. OF which 500
can Receipts. 5000 bales Including $500 american
opened easier and closed quiet and steady
American middiing & 0 c. March. 4ood: March and
April. 405d; April and MAY 4Ood; May and June 40sd
June ard July 4i0d; July and August, ia: August
and September. 4l2d; September and octoesr lsd
Aid: December and January. sledi January and Feb
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne quiet and
with 57lsc asked for machine made bbls but
possibly little less TO quick buyer Rosin steady
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-oiI and machine bbis. $40
5714c.
TAR-S5@ IS.
RosIN-Common 20 good strained. 81 e5qss: u So 15l
SO 20QS3 25; c. SO 35GS3 40; Fl, IS 60QS5 TO-
SO s08ss 20; K 81 1914 IS; NJ "a s5S4 90 NJ IS 10;
w C. So 49, and w w. IS So
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpenttne. bhls el2
Tar. l<Je
Savannah March 27.-TURPENTINB firm, Sac;
eeipts s. bbis sales 224 bbs; shipments, s70 ebls.
naents ss2T bills quoted A. B ana & 81 so B. Sc s2s;
e sI1a p - s21s G. s. ON II 81 so 50 30; K,
Charleston March T.-TURPENTINE and RosIN.
nothing doing.
Wilmington. March 27-sPIRITs TURPENTINE.
nothing doing: receipts Il casks RosIN nothing doing;
90 bhls. TAR 81 20; receipts. &c
CRUDE TURpEATINE firm. 90 80 So 20; receipts 80
New-orleans March 27.-TuRPENTTNE- Receipts. 90
bbls.
London. March 27-TuRPENTINE-spir ais
R0SIN-Aneriean strained. IS iisd fine, lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28

SSOIIoN-Ihe cotton market was moderately active.
while fluctuations somewhat irregular
ket showed pretty steady undertone. prices
showing & slight net gain. Part Of the IN
coUbtedy reflected preparations report Of
Census Bureau tomorrow. giving the amount
E1Hned from the crop a general
considered discounted. but there Is course posi-
DitF thai u surprise IN either direction;
ana while ~ so its influences is not expected TO be
susnsnt. there less evening The market
opened a advance ] point position,
ut generally unchanged 10 points lower the poor
hes good weather and prospect
receipts = Thsre demand AZ brokers
supposed trade NeW-Oreans
a. weak and selling orders here and prices gradually
Esgge6 Of loss Of about points At this level Of
1einEs partially withdrawn and with certain brokers
the market advanced until i
the afternoon II about points higher.
Toward the ciese realizing By the early de-
cline prices slightly, close steady
a advance Of points Sales estimated
10000 bales weather map showed practically
Ideal belt both for the and
crop preparations Receipts Tor the day heavy
out matched BY the exports Estimates for to-day
indicate 20 the but exports
expected also during the closing days
o. quiet
generally unchanged reports
during che day Of easier Interior spot markets
OF contract prices In the local market to-day
was Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28

- Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County OF
New York notice is hereby given 70 al persons hayng
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
% the subscriber at ms place or Transferring business NO
"a William Street, the City before
the eighth day OF August, 1905 next.
Dated New York. the 9th day OF January. 1905.
JULIUS II. SEYMOUR. Executor,
q William Street. New York City.
ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS. ESD. Atty: for Executor,
90 broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28
Sarrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County OF
York, notice hereby given TO all having
claims against George A starr late OF the County Of
York, deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 70 subscriber place OF transacting
business Office OF Agar Ely & Fulton, No. 81
Nassau Street, The City OF New York before
the day of September next.
Dated New York. the % day OF February. 1905
MARY I. STARR Administrative.
AGAR ELY & FULTON Attorneys for Administrative
81 Nassau Street. Borough of Manhattan. n. Y. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County OF
New-York. Notice Is hereby given all having
claims against Matilda Grosvenor carnochan. late OF
the County Of New York, IN the City and state OF
New York deceased to present the same with vouch
ing business the Office OF Messrs Marshall Moran
& williams No. 80 Broad Street. In the City New
York, before the twenty-second day of August
next Dated New York, the ninth day OF February
1905. GOUVERNEUR MORRIS CARNOCHAN. Ad-
Tninistrator. MARSHALL MORAN & WILLIAMS. At
torneys Administrator, Broad Street, Man
haitian City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. March q. J

New-Yor1. March 81, 1908.
BEANS AND PEAs-The demand is stl OF a very In
dulness trading
ra<I.sf IN a weak unsettled condition.
--rss are becoming very extreme. We quote: BEANS
res-row choice per bush, So t6Qs3 10. do medium
60 25 DO pea 81 80; do Rsd kidney So 77as2 So
a. -ffs Kidney 60 10; do black turtle souV, 50 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28

Good choice native steers one year GOD so
hea Resdns esE 9 days export alive s s
saughterers and "a for the maTket making with the
Jersey City with the exception of IS head Steers were
we're full steady ana some sellers rated the market Toe
AT 6 @ I eseea f for Bulls
no improvement over last Friday good cows were fun
The yards were TO choice sold at
81 sas S 6 e 100 81 bulls at s g a ts eaT
but steady at 61zd9c per inferior choice native
sides LIVERPOOL and London cables quoted live cattle
2 RsP at aEo P S6 @ I've c
# ss sss oS 5. IT, L s q
5s 3s lG S eS 8
g u Pennsylvania cows s42 10 at 50 25 do e55 ~
% ! Z aa iis IS 1852 e e
iYeS So h. i1 At 81 s5 g. % oGio = do 1917 n
bulls 100 10 s. CO. OHIO COWS 1879 So at = g az
da so b. at do 81 S So do 100 b ss4 n
Sanders: IS psnnsyvania steers 1922 n. a. g So
z s mSh isso d. g. Il asss 8 &c. e sas l1
a9': at g. g. III iSaS d. Il lIes g 3 u
6 s g ss SCI at s &c e 100 9 = s. a. 1920
ID K er IS c Cor copah Illinois 1921 ~
" s. TO- 9 & OF Ohio d s.d 9 4 f4s at ss do
1905 r. s. So 5 do i2es T. at So To- DO ll'2 ID
at r 81 sS s sH sso 2 INDIANA
11s0 n, at 50 80; DO lVoo ID al e. Az oO GU '
a bull ls1e E 8 90 ie g. lass 81
S. co. do 1914 10 at So So DO 81 81 T. NJ at 81 g.
DO sss At s. ga sG az aO 81 800 10 ID at y 40 ~
s. Judd 8 Co.: bull 1880 No. at SO 40; cows TAO
a. CAIN Fs1Receipts for two days 1910 head .n
Ssad we're F2 rsesSd at jersey City the last
Tated al P' the Way from The
s4rSs M % ~sa @
for common to prime veas Win our, , s gais
s soid s ssri = sS S and
with selected bringing $780, country dressed sold
g-sas5s sa 1 Ess ls e g 7g lis ~ da
n e e i Is s 81 ss s. 80 Ks ss calves. & 49,
Tobin & shannon: II veals 1al d. at So 80; IS do.
saoR ssnn:ylvan MA ysas i is 3 at g 50 loo
EsF REb 2sss se n at a.s s. n cars or
head including for export alive for slaughtersrs
sheep we're 14 Tn to i5o higher lambs advanced 2Sc
ed oer rH here and hsS e at B1sio compelled
sse S a = ~ r leo 3D. onayy to p
sInbs at S9s 70 one car at So Dressed mSttSn
country dressed spring lambs lower at $3.50 so per
salsss. Sanders: s2 state lambs. z ~ at So S. 1s4
fsd p0 western ter q It Size fa " sssss
sheep and yearlIngs 11s ID. at SO S. culls. 60 10
Kerns Commission Co: 1877 Western lambs 1o7 n.
at S. 50 Buffalo do 105 n at ss co. 25 do 70 10 at
il clipped 81 10 at 81; clipped Kentucky yearilngs
p Earrnzton: 100 Buffalo lambs 100 ~ at So ?le
State do 70 n at IS 49, State ysarlings IS 70 at 81
os 81 ib at IS EACH has bucks 40 r. az s. 60 'A''
m @ were cars OF zo,S head i s
estimated good to prime State hogs to sell at IS 700
exceed quotations County dressed hogs steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
THE ELoIN BUTTER MARKET.
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Elgin, III. March 27.-Butter ruled nrm on the Board
Trade to-day. advancing Be a n nom last weeks
prices and being quoted at 29c Sales In the district
for the week $4,000 ID.