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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-07

half girl, half woman, lies with her
pretty face half hidden in the down
pillow and framed in its golden hair
May looks at her in silence. Poor
Carrie How will she bar it, the
double blow -the loss of the father
who. cold as he was to other children.
was always gentle with her, and the
loss OF the newly-acquirei wealth and
luxury?
May waits as she has waited below,
and presently Carries blue eyes open,
and fix themselves on her inquiring-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeH-YOFk, December IL.
slaGghtsreTs exporters except About Is cars
6s5s5 d% a and d@s wax at last pvoa qu
ations Liverpool and London cattle markets steady
strong shipments on the Boviq to dyerpoo! include
Schwarzschd & Sulzberger. and $500 quarters Of beet
Bowie sailing before "Wednesday. The Baltic
CALVES Receipts, were 11s head. all presumably for
Guiding the stale stock Very little INQUIRY for vess
BRINE Stock but something choice Would proba6iy have
exceeded these figures Dressed calves slow 994o
city dressed veals sa21so for country dressed with
SHEEP. AND LAMBS Receipts were cars or e54
on sale. on very light receipts the feeling was
With some sales probably 2o825o higher The pens We're
CLEARED early Common to choice sheep sold at s. 9Isg
s. 871& deck OF Ohio lambs at IS - Dressed mutton
rs h average at S. 80 per 100 ~ 100 do So b at S. 5
35 Pennsylvania DO II ID ct SIS: Indiana sheep 13a n
at So s7l2 20 Pennsylvania do ia n. at So; Indiana
George < L. $ Dlsnbacs: aea Canada lambs. 90 H.
state To 6e sh so 10 10 State lambs IS ~ at IS;
Newton { Co: % Ohio lambs. " n So As; 10 Sheep
D. Harrington: of lambs. "A n average at
R ue date Eyes seste rd s. State lambs ordnary
HoGs-Receipts Were 80 cars or 5,5l4 head, all for
sr SrsGf F 5o Ga Sales Of state hogs
prime light State hogs deck Of rough mixed Western
n for heavy light weights
Sales all yesterdays. Sanders: IS state hogs.
131 10 average at So per n: do ~ at S. 40
s roughs, $50 n. 81 80; boar, $50 II. 50
Newton & Co.: 6S State hogs 159 ID. 50 30; rough.
800 n. 81 40.
s Judd & Co: State hogs 173 n. at So roughs
6 NJ 81 20: "a rough mixed Western do pa ID at s.
H Hollis: hogs. D. a 80 roughs.
376 81 so: $40 H. So 80; boar. ~
a 81 90
J. G. Curtis Il State hogs, 140 n, S 80: 10
pigs, - Ii: at IS 50; roughs. 275 n at s.
n at So 10: roughs. 20 h. As; DO 40 n at
81 40
Andrew Mullen: 12 state hogs, 122 ~ at s. 80: 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER - 1905

ket quite steady CLOSE There was notable
selling of the December option in
count and Ii closed 1sc lower, In
other positions the opening market was affected
weather had improved At midday further selling resulted
ffon the 3602 900 worlds stocks ac-
corcing Bradstreets s.. compared decreasA Of
2.S7l.oe0 bush last The this was ali in
European supplies The Missouri report gave the
nGiton of winter wheat 80. against
reported 10000 less wear
The Paris market 5q15 points higher. Berlin partly
! mark up Budapest points lower. connection
with the interior movement OF 1900 bush,
$4,000 the previous 1t given out in private
Northwest. The late export business reported
loads. of the reports Winnipeg O
bids had been advanced IL d3d, that
holding off decreasing stocks.
The cash market in NevYork closed 949sc for No
red in elevator and e6Ssc atoat; No ! Northern
Duluth 96c afoat CORN-The developments in
similar those wheat the market at
Off. but steadying up the close which IN
Nev-TOTk partly ARc lower. Its main influences
during the fore larger receipts Chicago than
Although 100000 behind year. pri
reached showing considerable
Of late. Seaboard clearances smaller
usual, but further heavy arrivals suggested in
in the future There business
Il loads. mostly outportS in the NeU-GoTk
closed 5Sc nominal for old and 32o
afloat No , white, 52A, and No yellow,
62Izc O b adoat. OATS-There heavy selling
by leading interests at the West but the price
fairly well sustained by orders from shorts and
unchanged follows: Mixed, % 90 ~ 37Q
natural white, 30 81 l2@3Sc and clipped
white SO to 40 ~ 40d42t RYE-Market nominal No
Western, T5c j T Nevy-Ycrk BARIEY-Market steady;
feeding. 4lc and mailing, 44652c, both Buffalo.
Recommendations dull CSC. nominal. delivered New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
RosroN WOOL MARkEr.

Boston Dec. I2-More wool was sold during the last
vaek Than for time before The fact that some
Of the largest buyers market purchasing freely
interpreted proof Of strength IN the situation
a Of territory woods firm. the stocks depleted
Hair bioos win T7c clean with many TO had
ptIed woods are quiet but prices steady Foreign
VvooIs frul. Leading duotations follow. Ohio and
nzv,-7nia-XE and above. 35G3GC; 34d25c: No
gaFi40c: 40 4Da41c fine unwashed. 27d3sc: quarter
bood unwashed 81 Q3494c; three eighths blood s4a
rs half blood 34d35c: unwashed delane 28a3Gc fine
washed delaine 36te@3TfEc. Nichsan-Fine unwashed
2eT2Ic: quarter blood unwashed, S3G$4c three
blood s8834c half blood s$g34c unwashed delane 2sc
Mood aaqa5c Tarritafy-Idaho fine 22G23c: heavy fine
Ia92ic: me medium. 22a23c: medium. 2Ta2Sc;
dI,fr3 2702Ec. wyoming fine, 90 DC: fine I3I
2uc lne medium. 23a2ic medium. eTG2sc: low medium
l7T2sc Ttah and Nevada fine &3GJ24e. heavy fine 1915
2nr me medium 28G24c medium, 30 Se; medium
g7eF2Sc: Dakota 2223c. iue medium 22ft23c,
fI12S,,- @I02Se Montana fine choice
2662ic: average 24n25c nne medium. choice, ESQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpeutine quiet but about
steady with 64ac asked for machine made bbls, and
that basis there fairly good jobbnz
ruled steady and points higher So 80 for
good strained Tar dull and with 50 %
for oil bbls. We quote;
SFERITS Tt RFENTINEs-Ol and machine bbls, GAO
6412c asked
TAR. So %.
So go G. So 60 H SO 75as3 so: S. S5d$3 90: X 81 25
NJ, 81 10; N So IS; W G. IS 40; W W, IS 20.
STOCK ON HAND,
Spirits turpentine bbls 1852
Wilmington; Dec: 12-sPIRITs TrRPENTINE firm.
y bills ROSIN firm, 81 80; receipts
So TAR firm 81 50; receipts. 81 bhls. CRUDE TUR-
PENTINE firm So so, 81 and ST: receipts, 15s bbls.
New-Qreans, Dec 12.-No receipts or exports of rosn
turpentine.
Savannah Dec 12-TURPENTINB firm, SIC: sales.
1459 bbs; receipts 1889; shipments 265 ROSIN firm;
sales bbls; receipts 837O; shipments, s460 Quot
A q G So 77Is; D. s. IS; E 81 921a; F. S8GS8 O2I9 ~
So 10: Fl. SO 25 So 471R K. So 97h: NJ 81 A.: =.
Charleston. Dec. 12.-TURPENTINE and ROsIN-Noth-
ting doing.
London Dec. 2-TURPBNTINB-spirts 46s Cd.
ROSIN-American strained, es; fine IFS Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec. 12CATTIE- Receipts. ZOO head: mar
dull: prime steers $3.50 TO- cows s. S01
81 40 heifers $2aS5 bulls. $2@$4 Is
50 1884 %. HOGSReceipts 81 COO market
choice prime heavy, 81 9ogS5 medium heavy.
SO9S4 30: butchers weights 81 90qs5; choice
heavy mixed So S5@$4 %; packers 81 75lS4 90 SHEEP
Receipts, 5000 market steady sheep. $41$6 yearngs
SG6ST; lambs S7qS7 10
Cincinnati. Dec 12-HOGS higher: butchers and ship
pers. 81 9Tit0s5: S40$4 So. CATTLB slow fair
TO good shippers $4q$4 e5; common. $oa$2 so SHEEP
steady, S3aS5 lambs steady. S5a$7 90
East Buffalo. Dec -CATTLE-Recelpts 80 head:
fair to active. 10Q15c lower; prime So 1895
shipping 81 50fS5 butchers S4GS4 So heifeTs SSdS4
cows 81 25aS3 10 bulls. 81 5Ga$4 feeders
81 60gS4 %: stock hefers. 50 259S2 So. VEAIS-Re-
ceipts $50 head: slow 25c lower 50 25d$9. FOGs-Re
cePts p 400 head fairly actiyes &c lower;
Workers and pigs s. 10$5 49, Toughs 81 259$4 so
$3g$3 20. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. 2. 400 head;
active: sheep strong lambs, 20c higher lambs. Sc 257
So To- yearngE. Sc JOas6 90: wethers IS 50aS6 ewes
s. a0gls5 10. sheep. mixed, S9aS5 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
N-er-Ynrk necen,l,s- IL

New-Yorls. December IL, 1893
,4z-rr- s0penFpE STEADY unchanged prices To 2 de-
lire AZ points the coifeo market gradually steadled up
closing
az a5xs1ce Of 5 points. Sales reported OF
& -. - tss pzgs The initial .5ecne was due con
e5 selling by Wall Street and scattering longs, but the
e-era from his direction nearly aggressive
y rsrenv and with Europe buying here. while there
IS also scattering local demand both accounts the
slowly rallied General demand stiu re
se5 v re heavy Wall Street selling. for 1t Is
s-isre5 thai very heavy Wall Street long interest
xs+s in the market and while these parties showed their
their commitments as October ana
;lf contracts approached maturity fresh buyers are
5r CAUTIOUSLY Notwithstanding the apparently bullisl
sior Of large trade interests whose attitude toward
- market IS probably dictated BY the necessity Ct pre-
serious break the spot market in view OF
,bsir larger holdings Of the actual berry warehouse
deliveries continue very light making II appear as 1lst
Of support decline
causing interior jobers procrastinate s further their
1rehsses and to-days cables showed rather heavier
brazilian receipts. with the getting Je00V bags
roTpare[ with 290OO last year and the Juudahy
q et bags against 10000 last year The market for
srt coffee was less nominal. with quo
ts-i7ns on the basis Of sc for Rio No Z.
Te range prices IN the local market today
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13

MarEet strong Output light Talmage C5arsst9n ss
graphs Carolina movement TO date: Receipts I,T
hbls Sales. 10 SOC bbs Market strong far den45 a
Quotations follow Domestic screenings. Su5i4c
read 8la@4c choice heads 4l4G4ae; fancy heads os
sac: extra fancy heads SO a6cs Japan domestic 49,
4Ac Patna ~ G5a3c; Java 4ls94%c; Rangoon IN bond
2d2l3c. -,
the The undertone was firm anq lls
prices unchanged Prices quoted are net less =
cent for cash: Cut loaf and crushed 40c; mou5a a.
505c; cubes. 4a5c; XXNA powdered soc ~ ro,
coarse powdered and fruit powdered 4soo Eagle con e
fecuoners graduated 495c Eagle coarse ana extra -,
graduated 4soc; Eagle 2ib cartons lD bags ana
bags of fine granulated A.S5c; Easle fine or Siia
granuated and diamond A. 47oc: confectoneTs A. 3Sc
No l. 435c Nos and 3, 4.30c; No f. 42Oc; No o. 4l35
No 9 Acc; No I. lose; No s. &c; No Q, 3e1c; No ~
390c No IL S.S5c: l., Soc Nos 49, Il and To- .
The London market sugar beets quiet and aDou
steady at unchanged prices. with December quoted az
SIS 3%td and January 4t2d. Stock of sugar III the
United Kingdom TT000 tons against 10000 at the cor
responding time last year The local market re1Hale
firm with full prices quoted holders were m
ened higher rates Current duty paid prices were
3Ssc for &c centrifugal 3c for SO test muscoFao
and 21sc for 50 moasses The exports from e
six principal Cuban ports last week were 500 tons con
pared with 1GS00 the previous week and none last year
Stock at the ports Is e20oo tons against I0oo me
previous week and 1924 week Receipts
this week and last week but 2964 last
year Centrals grinding g. against none the week
hcfp and san
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13

The I51aI market f0T SPOT cotton was 9nlet an9 .
points lower On The basis OF soc middling upland
and l205c for nllddling Gulf southern sDot markets
teeeranhe5 follows: Mobile easy. sc lower at
IKE sales 100 bales Norfolk quiet &c lower ct II DC
sales 4sg bales Baltimore nominal &c lower At II &C
% bales. Savannah nominal &c lover at II s-l6e
81 Louis quiet. isC i17-c- Charleston buyers
and sellers apart Galveston easy, unchanged at 1l3c
ales. 10 bales Orleans quiet 3-16c lower at
Il il-i6c. sales $50 bales. Wilmington nominal Esti-
mated reoepts leading points for to-day: At FoystoI
f 70 10 600 bales 1908 last week ana IL fI3
5t year. Galveston II 0Ge 1900 bales against
;6Ss asc week and Is go Last year and AZ NeV-}r-
rams 900 II go bales, against 1I-4S9 last week and
liss4 last year
Receipts ports interior points to-day COM
larea win sa1-a last Meek and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
THE SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 12C1osing COTTON sDo. in limited
demand. prices lower American middIing fair.
good mddng 62Gd; middling, 6Osd; low midIling.
5.e1d; good ordinary. 1I4d ordinary. 55Sd The sales
Of the day 5000 haes. OF which
ulaton and export, American Receipts
$40 bales including 20 American
and closed barely STEADY December 5a9d December
January. SD January ana February ODD, February
end March GoTd March and April. 6-12d. April and
May. Id May and Jule. 6 I'D. July d.
July and August 62id; August and September @ 13d;
september AMI October. s8d. October and November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13

rniddes light % to 81 ID quiet ass; long clear rnddes
heavy. 80 40 quiet ass: short clear backs 20
n steady Sd; clear bellies H. firm,
SHOUI.DEF2S-Square Il to 10 ID, strong 3ss. LARD
Prime Western in tierce strong, 40s American
in pals. strong, As CHARACTERIZATION finest white
strong els Sd; American finest coored, eds TAIL
LOW-PriIne city firm, 23s Sd: Australian London,
easy. TURPENTINE- Spirits quiet. Sd. LIN
SEED OIL steady 19s. BUTTER-Good United States
nominal, S5a. PETROLEUM firm. Sd. ROSTN-Common
steady 9s I'd. COTTONSEED OIL--HuL refined spot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
HEW YORK. NEN HlYEN z HARTFORD &. B.

Trains depart from Grand Central station. 42d 81 and
Ave, follows for .,... 80,
sS120o p H. via WIiiimay,tcgiFS:oo A. IL. 1900 p
NJ Via Spfd.-i9:OO A. NJ. f12:00 ai4:OO '1t:00 P. N
WORCESTER and FITcHBURG, Via PUTNAMi.,tS p NJ
I,AKEVILLE and NORFOLFI-fS49 A NJ, 1881 p. ~ b
CT. BARRINGTQE. sToCKBRIII3t}E I-ENoX. PITTS%
Tfcket ofices at crand Central station and c125h ST.
S3 9ifth Ave Gas Columbus Ave c649 Madison Ave-
c273 West 125th 279S Third Brooklyn. cs42s
nj St. 800 Broadway.
*Daiy. Except SUNDAYS fstops at 125th St xstops
at 125h St Sundays only tParlor Car Limited. Has
dining car cParior and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
EUROPEAN PRopucE Market

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2.-ClosInE-vH1AT-s steady; 40
red. Western winter 6s I'd Futures easy December
6s II sd; March, 7s May Is 10ssd CORN-Spot steady:
American mixed, ~ I0Ad. Futures easy: January IS
4i.d. March Is 37sd Professionalism firm 6 i0isd
HOPS IN London uacifc CoasD. EASY. r. i0saf3 f0l
tiotR-s St Louis fancy winter steady; as cd BEEF
Western. nominal sos. HAMS-Short cut. 10
quiet AS BAcONCurnbeTland cut. 20 to 30 n quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
.3,s he orts ara interior r29ts t2day com

eoon Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot coz
eaiet sales G0o0 bales; speculation ana eApoI
~ abiding upland. 60Sd- Futures opened SlsatS'
fans lover en- near points lower On distant Pc
-s C0Sed barely steady At not deehhe OF ~ 70 ~
on present crop options and OF . P1ltlLS on CO.
months. December December ia IlllsIy ISL
ebruary. 6u3ds February2da-ch p" V1es Ma
Te.- 5l-e Arril-Hlay, l5d; MAJ uIe n leu. Ia
October SD and OctoberNoV en1beT, 81 "a
ss eslef Yarns dull and Irregular cloths Gun ana
Essential ole firm. With Food j99oipg 9e
st following prices Anlse. 81 30
ssc- : Z5QS2 80: oaSsia. sCG65c citi2Ile,Ii n
gte cans. s5G30c- bottles go --szs $40
e. = closb S5Ie2lsc. lemon 55GIc5c lemon ltsS ~
Sso.i Fetnyrayal 81 z50SI 80, peppermint. ls
- 80 So -: eassafrss. natural 0o4ooc - cFS9,
= Ieic So zoe vc~-1seaa S3gS3 .; worr1Wood - ~
ROOTS good jobb3nE de'ilaiiC ~ - LA
s44ilc. ginger Tarnsica rIeached re uT!bleacs'
- golden seal 81 49aS1 go ginse5lg N0i!sL m 81 -
eolhern, Sc 2ja$6 90 Eastern . SO NIeSj
2ern C4zfG5~ salFaparflla. Honduras, -5t.
- lllle; snake Virginia. 40182c; Texas o'@o'o' III
,FLOCR AND MEAI--he -four market was steady
sslghts there was little BUyer le4GE9 =, - 70
using prices except immediate neeasl- 30 ,;.5ter
ghts s. 99ass 10: winter patents "a 5!q y 90 Ls
g CJ0S3 50; extra 10 winter - fs ts5,,
oas 10 winter 81 sass 10 RYE FLocE s't e. <
sd Fair good s3 90GS4 TO- choice 70 SS7Sg 10
&c brand BAG MEAL. firm QUOTED; me @lIl'e = az
~ - 81 =; coarse 81 I4gS1 l6 f+5or5 mid
f 81 10 for Co. $50 20: red dog 81 20 a. - SIaS
t2fa city bran. SIS bulk. sl9 sacks "a 500 IS
ssco red dog So 20: hoIiny chop " "o o"ih' So "
WIFE The effects % Mondays beaTlsa Ga,
-. - fep1fS noticeable IeEap me the big
rsfi,n re day issue. there Vas h'4n6 SLOW nut
selling throughout dsy NHs g. leall..
seAsa b bUn support at the West, which gaze -H' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13

Foreign coffee markets 12iooffee market STEADY; No
Bio 4S5g1. exchange, 18 i1-l6d receipts two days.
T00 hags. shipments the United States 2GI0 bags
shipments Europe 7-OG0 bags; stock $4,000 bags
saat6s-Coee steady Santos, $500
receipts two days.. 1900 bags; stock. 44so00 bags
HaubgTgCoffee market opened p pig higher. at N
vas unchanged 10 4 pig lower; at p m was net
A6A lower. sales "a, hays Bavre-C'OTee mar
opened unchanged Il franc lower; at j IN
changed franc higher: p L al franc lower
q $50 2 m unchanged: sales. IS, 90 bags
ghe statistical position OF Brazilian coffee IS as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec 12-FToUR quiet. WHEAT nominal: No
Northern. 92Lc: winter offerings light red sec
CORN unsettled No yellow, 5Ol2c No 2 corn, 49$ G.
OATS steady: No 2 white, 861zci No 2 mixed, 85l4c
BARLEY firm; Western. 4645sc. RYE dull; 1, 100
Chicago. Dec 12-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R.
West 23d st. N. R

STATIONS: F Msaf I ZSa Sy' ST. IT, \. r.
Time shown below is from Liberty St. West 2Sd So
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted BY designating
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND SIAUCTE
C8UNK-z4O0 (7.15 Eastonl, 80 A NJ, 30. 59&
300 (b5. Easton only) P. NJ Sun, z+2O A NJ Loo
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-e1O a. NJ. 100
80 ?. N Sundays. z4-30 A NJ, 800 p NJ -
NEGAT-z4O0. $40 a. NJ. 40, a5-OO x60S lLakewoOI
I-akehurst, k3.4O p. NJ Sundays $50 A M
t9.40 Lakewood LakehuTst-J
ATLANTIC CITY-"g.40 A. NJ, kf3. 40 p. NJ
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVEa
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHoRE POISTS-z4-o0 t
DAYS except Ocean Grove. 100. 300 A. NJ. 400
ATI4NTTc HLDs. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BCH.
EAST LONG BRANCH z4.o0. q. 90, $50, $50 A Nd
1.S0 40. $50. $50 P NJ Sundays 800 A NJ
PTITGADEIPFTA-.z4s 30. moo. rns0O goo m"1o.O0s
"11OO NJ. m"12O0. mi co. 200, 300 - 90 m'50Os
me- 200. 1900 5000 $40 30 P. NJ. t'12 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND vASHINGTON-S00 m"l000. 'l2OOs
mS2OO mt"4O 600. 100. "i12.15.
IAMsPoRT-I iz4.00. a 80. $500. 1910 1000 100
A. NJ Reading ony), 100. l1.20 TACO P. NJ Read
ing Potsvile. Harrisburg only 400 800. $50 P NJ
"Daily. TDaily except Sunday. sSundays. 4Parlor
only. Via Tamaqua. aExcept Saturdays mDininS
From Twenty-third street-z5.2O P M, c3-5o P. M
e1 2. NJ. "a NJ 1I.5O =. NJ, P II
Ofcesi Liberty ST. West 23d St. Astor House. 261a
1900. 1854 Broadway. 1872 9th Ave PSI 9th Ave- p
Union Square 2T9s Sd 2T9 West I25h st. PAS
BrookIyn 800 Broadway. Williamsburg TransA
calls and checks baggage to destination
W. G. BESLER. c. NJ BURT,
Vice-Pres. & Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.

~ Nor Ne z 5ry-S19 60 Flour Mpls. patents 81 50
- c. NJ soft. IS o. Gotten, middling Il 50
IT,. -S,e --...... IS 90 Coffee, No Rio. .77s
-, variants. Nominal. Sugar, grRnuated.- 40
f53 r6a,er inzots- 1880 Noiasses- . X prime 81
- --..---. 35S5I Beef. family j. %
Ixhsnse lead -9S3ee1g BeeI, hams u - az
ssEksset No nd 95ss Pork. mess 49,. l9-l2ts
W. N . mixed. 81 Hogs dressed. $50 ID rs
t..' 81 % - 81 5737 Z Lard prime 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13

Lackawanna Railroad.
n. Y. foot Barclay. Christopher West ESD SITS.
$500 A. M-For Bnghamton and Elnira
$1,000 A. M.-For Buffalo, Chicago and st. Louis.
s1.40 P. M.--For Buffalo and Chicago
1900 P M.--For Scranton and Plymouth.
S615 ?. M.--For Buffalo and Chicago
sS.45 P. M.--For Buffalo. Syracuse, Utica.
e. 90 A M--For Chicago-Sleepers open Gao P. n.
Tickets 149 429 1888. 1434 Broadway. n. 2; $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn. %Daily. Except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13

Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate q the County %
York. notice IS hereby given persons hsvf9
claims against Jacob II Lau late Of the County Ct New
York fnersoe
To he subscribers their place OF tausacti1~ I,siTI
the u John T. Booth No 27l Broadway R9rof,~S
Of Manhattan O New York
the frS{ la, O May N4'~'~
Dated New Tcrk tire 24fh cay cf October 1908
ROBINS = Law JOHN J. WHEIsAN. J. WALTER
WILSON,
JOHN 7. BOOTH. Attorney for Executors 271 T7ro.a
way, Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
n1HnMAS- EMILE A.-IN PURSUANCE a.

L an or6er Of Hon Abuer -. Thomas a Surrogate %
the County Of notice hereby given 10 ali
claims against Emile a. ~
the County New York deceased 70 present the same
fra1sseTIr business Room 1920 No 80 Wall street. In
1,sa CITY OF New York, before the IOth cay ~
1Dated New York the 25th day OF September 1905
WINSTON H HAGEN. Executor
EDWARD p. WHITNEY. Attorney for Executor 40 wan
Street New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
II PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

Abuer = Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
against Joseph Astcn GiIIe late Of the County Ne5
York deceased. present the same, with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber place transaCng bCsi
ness at the ONCE OF Evarts Tracy & sherman No co
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. IN city OF
York before the t~enJy-elghth day March,
1896
JOSEPHINE BLODGETT GIZLEP. Flxecusrfx
EvARTS TRACY & SHERMAN. Attorneys for F,xscu-.
trfx so Wall STREET. New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-13
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank =. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County oS
New notice is hereby given 20 all persons having
Elizabeth A. Babcock. late OF
OF New York deceased present with
es thereof subscriber place Of transactins
business the Hand Bonney Jones, No 81 Wall
Street in Borough Manhattan in the City
York, before the twenty-seyenth day OF January
MARGARET A. JOHNSTON. Executrix-
HAND. BONNEY & JONES, Attorneys Tor ExecVtrfx 81
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan the City Of New