davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11

low. per H-bbl basket s5cQs1 4o BRUSSELS SPROUTS.
g ioogs4; DO od per Dbl 81 25asi 80: cARRors New
81 SC do un%ashed $$i 5o 40 cABBx 2d xesss re ef
s DANISH seed per ton sS0gSsS do white S12Gsl5 do
do red sbl 81 6oas2; do white. s1as1 5O do red
per bb siaSS cucsSR S Foraa Der LSas Sa sisad s
@ Case d q PSE Sas ssras % 81 oG%Ss CELERx
and EScAkoLE, New-oreans, per bbi S8as4 EGG
Es slgs2 c6an pc per box 81 s. 2SSss P' os
TScI Tssw,orleans Dbl sI9ss DO BASKET S0s
ooe9s1: ONIONS. Cuban per crate, 81 5o9s2 do Con-
low s. as So do red 3 45gs DO sfsSs ana y west
oW IN hifs bulk per Per OIe Se S ats g @S % az 6s do bs
81 76gsa red. in bulk per l5o 10 81 75Gss; per
bag 9S do q9 red 81 5oas2 75 oKA EIorida Per
per basket or crate 81 56Ssa 5o PEPPERs Florida per
cbn 9F Uer era3g caTe g SS do DO per % do
per 100 bunches s2@S4 do Bermuda per box 81 5OQS2
pe SR saE f5 5O oaa < So & b6
& RoMASs gs4 & BsT 81 gp 5o@s4 do
Ne s & Sgf2 Sd S do Ma9 psr BASKET R SSr OK es @
90 gEeeH e 1SgSS S0 Do 2 wax & Or green = @ SGg
w S62 81 5asi s1 u.s. &c Gbas & wh
9qas6es s. 666f2 ToMAToEs. EioEida, per csrrisT,
sa$s TURAIs Gsaadiap 40 Raasaga psr gS b6i
bag 75o DO wSo per e6 1asi o 5o
per 400 RR1sses SqS2 aoh0sss and fSam d
Per case s. soass 5o do English doGg5 per dozen s13
Roos PER h. 54oo dRash RAp1sa peT 100 banSes
81 50QS3; RIIUBARB per dozen punches. S1g$1 %; To-
MATOES. 10. 10000
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-The market has made a
favorable compared with the long dull period.
Buyers in good attendance and encouraging free
movement be noted. Prices made special ad-
but the adjusted rates for the various grades were
paid readily and in good line OF instances for round
lots Demand concentrated large bales Prime large
S23a@S5c; No soc; No 721A 75c; No do 622 q
G2c; shipping, 66Ge0o clover mixed 6 5c clover cog
T0o long straw 81 15qS1 90 STRAWOutlook is blue
for liberal commercial parcels Of long this winter.
Prime is quoted firm at 81 1881 20 100 10 Receipts
OF hay ana stray In tons reported at the Pro9Sce E
Shore. 20: Erie go; Pennsylvania 50 Lehgh Valley,
So Baltimore Ohio Norfolk steamer 10; total
500 tons Receipts OF straw, 90 tons: The hay and
straw committee OF the NewYork Produce Exchange IS
composed Of the following members: J. D. Carseal
len, chairman; John Moonan Thomas Lenane w r. TIL
F. W. Dusenbury. and Joseph Y Roberts. inspector
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
OTHER MARkers-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 1O.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 5000 headI
market strong good prime steers So iOgS6 lO poor
medium, 50 154$5 30; stockers and feeders 81 1Q
81 10; 81 25a a$4 40: hefers SqS5; 81 3
81 80; bulls, $24$4; calves, S38S7 HOGS-Receipts.
290OO head higher; mixed and butchers 81 %
S4 so; good choice heavy 81 15qSt So rough heavy
81 5O9$4 Co. light 81 45g$l I2la bulk of sales. 81 60g
81 70. SHEEP-Receipts $4,000 head: sheep strong;
lambs Arm good 20 choice wethers S5qsS CO. fair 70
choice mixed. So 90g$5; native lambs. S64$7 10.
Cincinnati Jan. 1O.-HOGS active; butchers, $4 $50
81 80: common, So SOGS4 65. CATTLE strong; fair
good shippers. 81 2bG$4 So common. $2Q$2 90 SHEEP
active. 10425c higher, 81 75G$5 lambs $5qS7 20.
East Buffalo, Jan. 1O-CATTLE-R head
steady: prime So 75QS6: shipping S4 5gS5 5O
butchers, 81 b0gS5 10; heers, So @S4 80; 81 10
S4 bulls 81 50G$4 %; stockers feeders 81 75Q$4 &
NEAISReceipts $50 head active 25c lower. 81 50QSg
HOGS-Recepts II. 500 head; active Workers lower,
others steady; heavy, 81 95q$5 mixed 81 eOaS4
Workers 81 S0qS4 e0 pigs. 81 TOG$4 10 roughs 81 log
81 30; stays, S38$S 90. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts,
5000 head active, steady 10 strong aIbs, $64SI 90
yearings S9Qs6 So wethers IS 26Q$5 49, $5S5 50
sheep, mixed 81 5OGI$J 80
Kansas City Jan. 1O-CATTIE- II 900 head
market for select cattle weak to 1Qo lower and
feeders strong choice and dressed beef
q 1885 10 fair 10 good s. 5OS4 10 Western fed
steers 50 5O1S4 70; $2dS3 2J cows 81 IS
asa heifers 81 6CQ$4 5O bulls 81 25d$4 calves
S34$6 so HOGS-Recepts. $4,000 head: market steady:
top 81 75 bulk OF sales. 81 45@S4 10; heavy $4 7OaS5
packers 81 5J$4 0 pigs and lights So s5qS4 SHEEP
Receipts. 4OQO head market 10d15c higher; native
lambs $6dSG 10 native wethers S54$5 70; native fed
ewes S4aSj; Western lambs, $64ST; Western yearnEs
S4 25a$6 % Western sheep. S4dS5 20; feed
ers. 81 EOGS4 so.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11

firm Leading quotations Ohio and Psnnsylvania--
NX and above S5d36c: y 3OG31c; No I. 3Sq39c. No ?
4Oq4Ic unwashed. 24q25e; C1equarter blood. un-
washed a28S2hc; three-eighthS blood S2qaz4e; one
half blood Sg92e; unwashed Seaine 70 g%SSi IN IN
MIchfgan fne unWashed 21G22c: one-Quarter blood
washed 31Id32c: three-eighths blood 3lhG32e one
HOOD 3O631c. delaine 25426C Kentucky
Indiana etc-Threeeighths and one-quarter blood SIG
s2c Ferritory-Idaho fine. 1Sia8l9e heavy hne. log
17c medium 49, sGl9c medium 22q23c; low Iqs9iTn
a. r1e5,,'r, I75 isIsc medium 23G24c; medium,
53G24c Utah and Nevada hne. 1TGlsc: heavy fine log
ia fna medium 1TbG1Sc; medium. 22g23c low medium
23S24c: Dakota fine 1sG19c fine medium. 1sqlsc
1ne5inu, 23a24c: low medium 23124c. Montana--Eiue
choice l1ef23c fine average 19d2ei fne medium choice
2Id22o average 19Q2c; staple. 22g23c medium choice
23G25c; average, 2lq22c
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENT RAL k X
Liberty street and South Ferry (me Ferry
LEe minutes earlier than shown below.
E7aSInyON aSIyON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
40 800 (54S Easton only) m Sundays. z4S0
w1IKEsBaRfRE 4S RE RND p scKANroN-s4oo. 80 m.
LAKEWOOD. LAISEHURST. TONS RIVER AND
BABSEGAT-z4OO 90. $40 g. m, z1s0 (3.40 AIO
lakewood and Lakehurst only). a5.OO. xs.0S D.
ATLANTIC CIFY-s9-40 a m.
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-zf40 90 "a m : 40 . n,
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
FONT PLEASANT, AND SEAsHORE POINTS
S@O0, $50 lI-SO a. m. xL20, AS, $40. $50. IL 80
2, m Sunday. except Ocean Grove, 800 m. 90.
ATLANTIC HLDs., sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH
LAST LONG BkANCH-4.00, $50. m
80 $50 t5.30 Atlantic Hlds- Only) $50 D. sun
days 100 a. m, 4.0 D N
$500. s900, tie co. t1I0O a M. 90 100 81 40
120O, t9o9 '4oo. t5-0O. tsOO t7.3O. $500. $40 30
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-st.s5. IS OO 10. o.
I299 a m '2,o0. t'40o. 800. 100. 1926 D. m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-Soo 1000 ~ 90
300, 400. 800. 200. "1215.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILIE AND WILL
m, Reading Only), lSLOO l'1.2O. ~ 90 D m Read
ing, Pottsville. Harrisburg only "A 90, D. nl
zFrom Liberty Street only. "DafIy FDaiIy. except
sunday sSundays only. tParlOr only. GVia Ia
Offices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Astor House
261. 434. 1900 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5th Av % Union
Square West. 15S East 125th St. 273 195th st
245 Columbus Az. New York: Court $50
Fulton st, Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. williamsburg
New York Transfer Co calls for ard checks baggage
TO destination
W. RESLER. M ET-RT
Nics-Fres ana Cen Mgr Gen Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
.HoAday

C0TTON-Ths cotton market active, ana
tfer fairly Etes6y morning turned weak under ag-
ressEe baar pressure and liquidation as a result II
tsne1 ~ aFprehelsi0ns = weakness among southern
90 holcerE The close al decline q nearly "a c
~ tie day. Tbs market opened easy al Decline OF
% points IN response easier cables. which reflected
q absence q important demand for either spot or
tres IN he English market. At first there seemed 20
comparatively little pressure here and certain -four
'oEe-s appeared be trying 10 boost prices AFTER
srsng W or points from the opening figures, how
tef he market turned easier. Fluctuations during the
lsRnos q The morning irregular hut around mid
cay he osars drive at and catching stop loss
oI9eIs broke the market severely The balance OF The
tnt loEest fgaTes fhe cay. oss Of q TO %
Po.nu, he tone heirg barely steady at the decline
hAss were estimated $50 bales. NewOTlesns sent
s-s rey beaTlsh messages TO the spot situation
-N 0tcal ady1ces from the Southern spot markets
tfel curing the session, however, showed little
se n ne situation fer the more prominent
tis NeTe concerned. that II there Is increase
elsfings i be the more remote interior mar
~ although from NeyT-Orleans reported
~ otton was selling about A-o below oflcial quota
- he tencency In local speculative circles is 70
-se mat The South cannot holding and prevent
N-nei th6t tDOr liquidation must take place sooner
$50 ana tnGt no adv ce of consequences can bS secured
-llanea until the supply OF UninsI1etec cotton IN
sem has been greatly reduced. Meanwhile receipts
- . Be- picking Up a little which PROBABLY indicates
- ssseaTy shippers gradually finding the cotton
Nef commitments and reports from the South when
-Also tTTnness among hOldens also comment tis
. 80 ot important demand
s range q contract prices in the local narkst
81 & follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- York by the grace OF God free independent to
Richard T. Hall. Troy. n. Y; Mrs Albert !. Terhune,
Walnut Street, SomeTvile Mass; Rachael Gra6 Fonda
Montgomery County. n. Y; Troy Day Home. No. 40
First Street. OF Troy y. Y; The First Baptist
Church. situate Third Street Troy N Y De Forest
Vries HOoOken, n. J.; De Forest Bellows, Richmond
Staten Island, n. Y; De Forest Dawley Kansas city
Elsie De Forest Wilkinson. No. sol Second Avenue,
Troy n. Y; c. Judson Fox. Coma. State of Colorado
Van Hagen. No ASS Second Avenue, Lansingburgh
Rensselaer, County New York; John f. Van Hagen,
Second Avenue. Lansingburgh Rensselaer, County.
New York; Mary J. Van Hagen No. ASS Second Avenue
Herrick, Waterford Saratoga County New York and
all persons interested the estate OF De Forest Fox
late County Of New York deceased. creditors
legatees, kin otherwise. send greeting;
each OF hereby cited and required personally
appear before Surrogate OF the County
at the County House in the County OF New York
on the 10Th day January. 1905 halfpast
OF that day, then and there attend
a judicial settlement the OF proceedings
James Hagen. Of the Executors Of the
Will Of said deceased and such OF you
hereby cited as are under the age OF twentyone
years. required by your guardian, IL
have II you have none to and apply for
one appointed. in the Of your neglect
failure do So q guardian will be appointed by the
represent and act for in the proceeding
Testimony Whereof. have caused the Seal of the
SurrOgates' Court of the said County OF New
York be hereunto affixed Witness. Hen
II. 81 Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF said
County a the County Of New York. the 29th
day OF November. in the year Of Lord
one thousand nine hundred and four.
JAMES A. DONNELLY. Clerk Of surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Jan 1O-Closng: WHEAT spot nominal:
steady; March Is lid May Is &d; JG.y 7sd
CORN. spot easy American mixed new. A 2d American
mixed Old is I'D; futures easy; March, As I'D Nav.
IS 5d PEAS Canadian steady. IS 9iad FLOUR 81
Louis fancy winter steady ss 0d HOPS In London pa
clhc CoasD firm. e l0sIfS los BEEF h.m India
mess. 6ss Cd. PORK dull prime Western. 7ts.
HAMS short cut Il 10 l6 10 steady 40s BACON easy
Cumberland cut 20 70 80 Ib s5s Cd short nib is 20 "A r.
Dds Cd long clear middies light IS "a n. S6s Sd.
long middles heavy 81 to 40 n 3Js short clear
backs rs TO 20 ih 55s clear bellies IA IS n AS Sd
SHOULDERS square. II Is N. easy 32s. LARD
steady; prime Western. tierces SIS Cd. American
fined. in pals. 34s 6d- BUTTER nominal. CHEESE
strong: American finest white and eoered septsm6er
53s TALIOW, prime city steady &s TCR-
PENTINE spirits. steady SSs pd. ROSIN. common Trn
Ts 9hd. PETROLEUM. refined quiet. Cd. ILNSEEO OIL
ste ia
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS To THE WEST.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8 HARTFORD 7 A

44@41s LeIaIt Loll -'-~4 se1'lon a. . 49,
BOSTON. via New London and PrOxidencs-ft:5O.
I'll 900 'fIl5;Ol. '1I2:OO ?. NJ.
BOSTON. Wii!imanIic-IfS:O go A. NJ. p. NJ
BOSTON. via Sprngdeld-tS.JO A NJ. vi LOO 400
"11:OO 2. NJ
FITCHBURG. via Putnam WOrcester-f3.GO P VI
LAKBVILLE and NORFOLHS-ts:JO A. NJ, 1881 p NJ
CT. BARRINGTON, STOCkBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-t4:5O. $3.50 A. ~. 1881 p, NJ
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-f4:50. $780, IFS:Oa
1902. $1,000 to Waterbury, A NJ. tI:G3 t4:So
st5:Ol. 1900, 5000 tto Waterbury, p M
Ticket Offices c(irand Central station and
St. also az c1Is c26l. ls5. cl354 Broadway Park
Place c25 Union Square Ave c245 Columbus
Ave. $40 Madison Ave. c273 West l25th St EasC
125th IN Brooklyn. a CourI St, $50 Fulton
$50 Broadway, E d.
sDalIy. Except sundays ssundays only fStops al
125h st. xScps 125h St.. Sundays only. 1Parior Ca
Limited Has dining Car cParlor and Sleeping c<2
tickets also
c. T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass Agt
o. NJ. SHEPARD. Gen supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11

- - market for FPot cotton closed quiet With
49, points lower the basis Of 7.15c for nlidcltng
- aao 1900 Ior Iliddling Gulf: sales 025 bales
k,--s5t southern spot markets we're telegraDhea as
u. Aeple STEADY, &c higher az 20; sales, l,VOo
NJ ssHe1nsh, ouisL unchanged az enc; sales 24s
~ S-SlIiestoa hrm, unchanged, al 6%e. Norfolk
-A@5neec. a. 13sc. sales Bal bales Baltimore.
II "a ~ Nc augusta steady itc lower at 70 bid;
A--sSs pes. 81 Louis, quiet unchanged. ~ &c &c
6 1l,ssston STEADY. &c lower. At 1b-leei sales
irs memphis 1sc lower. az SIC: sales, 1900 bales
- receipts a. leading points for to-Inorrowt
q ssol.ean1 1900 10 1880 bales, against lz4I2
- - 9o lzo12 last year; at Czs-lestoa. 4oOo 70
- against hfl5 last and 1895 last year,
Il - 1Sslon 5000 10 1000 bales. against 4@e4 last
fs,1--s esJl last year.
- ~ az TIE ports and interior points to-day CON-
- tne same Day last week and lakt year;
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 10. p m.-COTToN. spot IN moderate
demands prices points American middling fair
AID; good middling. 9sTd; middllng, sS5d mid
ding 8 T3d; good ordinary 3.5gd ordinary 3 43d
The sales OF the day were 6.tOO bales OF which
500 wer speculation and export. included
American. receipts 5000 bales.
American futures opened quiet closed quiet and
American niddling. 73d.
and February T3d; February March. 3.T6i March
and April 3.T0d April and Nav 3S2I: Nav and June
S5d June and july 3.ssd July and Augat 390d
August and September, S.o2d September anS October
394d: October and November. 3 cod
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11

bags ana n bags granulated eloc; Eagle fine
granulated, standard gTanulaed diamond A. 5.95c;
Sonfectoners A 5sOc: No l. 5eoe; Nos and 3. 555e;
no = 6s5c No 8, 5.40c; No 6, 635c; No Z 53Oc No
POE No O. 5.15c: No TO- 51Oc; No IL &c. No 12 495e;
10 10 4sSc; Nos IA and 10, 4sOc With London again
higher the local very firm higher
London sugar were quoted I5s I0d for Janu-
ary ana February. n United
$1,000 tons. against time last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
- -. az TIE ports and interior points to-day. c
~ lne same Day lasi week and lakt year;

..s, s,-saige apecial Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
y ~ eenanCi sales. 5000 bales; speculation and
ess,. american. 5000. receipts So UO0 all Amer
~ ssei-s upland. 3S5d: futures opened steady al
= &C. I on bear and points distant positions.
\ - bgt steady net sal points lover JANUARY
Sslr-1 Z ssbraaTy 378o. FebTuary-Aarch s7ed :
- S,7Sd; Ap74l-May S2d; May-Juns $3.50:
\ ssse: 9u.y-August. s99d: August-septenlber
i ts sf-JotoDsr. 3.t4d: October-a en- bsr g. Esd
AA Gull and easier; cloths IN buyers
~ L. - - AEA1s-An Improvement IN demand was
- H. c.a. -a market to-day in face OF the wheat
~ ~ a. seo nrIn and prices were unchanged
~ t1sli 80 oi Esnlas clears and patents; also
tt,--ssrrsS i spring patents and winter stzetshtA
~ Il. - pEtenis. S6a 50 80: winter streights
tsAE Liter patents 81 5O9s5 So; spring clears
~ y EsSss 2, 10 winter, 50 eO9s4 so; extra No z
Et 49, hlE FLOUR steady: quoted: Fair
~ FTlftBB ~ choice 10 fancy, 81 1905 BUCK
= lss4I 49, etieti quoted az $2qS2 10 per 100 ~
~ btc - quoted Kiln dried 81 So4$5 TO- as
At.t d: e.. --iAL steady: quoted: Pine whlts and
~ rsseTe .al ass new. 81 1914 "a FEED-city and
ssk az N-leo' western, spring, $40 80; standard
~ sfipns5, h9sr DO Sz 20 red dog s22 Is, al
z aaclny city bren go 509s2l 10 bulk and
9 btlk - qs1o; red dog s2s 90: hominy chop
~ A-1fpFe- - - IN saeCs: oimeal, S2S0<2s 90.
~ cte-.t .t--tieasy selling for The account o, a
~ S-ei IA tleRstOr house to-day undermined
~ bgls - tertaln extent. snd nctwifhstan6 ng
Z ths N-ss. v1ola n. the close stood nc 10 lc net
- fhs csv - orn MARKET an interesting develop
re a - re advance of May at Chicago %
sesboAr1 at one tnns amounting 70
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11

Cash quotations follows: WHEAT, No spring.
81 12gSl ~ No B. 81 O2qSl TO- No red 81 is s1aQSl =
CORN No 2. 4Sc. No yellow. +3e; OATS, No = 3Oc; No
white. 32c: No 3 white, 30gS1 9Ac; RYE, No ., 75o.
41947o FI4AXS5ED. No J. 81 16: No 1 Northwestern.
81 Is: TIMOTHY y SEED prime 81 II14 CLOVER, con,
SIS S5: LARD per 100 No. 50 621a cur MEATs-shorr
fbs Sides Ooose 50 l21e 8$5 % short clear sides
(boxed) So 5OGS6 62l9 WHISkEY basis OF high wines.
81 on the Produce Exchange to-day: BUTTER firm;
included 21q26c; hrsts. 25e; prime hrsts. 27c:
tras, 29o. CHEESE steady 1l8l2c.
Duluth, Jan o.-Close-WHEAT-No l Northern
81 15b: No Northern, 81 Osh: May. 81 l7As July
81 10 September. 95se.
Milwaukee Jan. lO--wHEAT-No Northern 81 IL
RYE-No /. sic BARLEY-No 2. 52953c; sample. 3dg
G1c. CORN-No 3. 42a42A.: May $+4ssc asked.
Minneapolis jan 1O-WaEAT-May. 81 179s; July.
81 l55 September. 93ise; No ] hard 81 lsS No |
higher FIRST patents SO 5OaSe second patents So 80
ass 4O clears S4 15q$4 So second clears 81 COG
81 TO- BRAN. in bulk. Sl4
philadelphia Jan. 1O-WHEAT dull but steady; con-
tract grade. January. 81 1881 1dis. CORN firm and
&c higher; January. 4oAqJoe OATS hIm and md t1c
3TG3TIac BUTTER steady: extra Western creamery.
3Oc; extra nearby prints, 33c EGGS steady good de-
mand nearby fresh 32c at mark Western fresh Sic az
mark. CHEESE firm but quiet New-York fun creams.
fancy 12Aq12Ac do choice II &9l2e; do fair good,
IIQ1lhc Receipts-F1our. GOO bbls and 2OI0OOO
pounds in sacks: wheat 5000 bushels; corn. % 0o0
bushels; corn ss bushels; oats. 10000 bushels,
ST Louis Jan. I0.-Close-WEIEATs-No red cash.
81 1a asked; May 81 10 bid July, 98&c: No hard.
81 I4aSl rs. CORN-No cash. 43o; May, 42Ac bid
July 43hc OATS-No cash. SO1sc; May. l1se; No
white, 32Sso
II go; February 81 %: March IS. ALSIKE. prime.
TIMOTHY, prime 81 80
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Jan 1O-There IL a strong market for wool.
with trade very quiet because the small offerings.
Large small mills buying but not IN large
Important movements have been In de-
iains woods and closing out OF Monanas The
trading in Territory distributed with prices
maintained Pulled steady. FOREIGN srAdas ara
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
Change of Name.
GIVEN THAT THE
NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Institution Savings Of Merchants Clerks,
domestic corporation operations Of which been
principally conducted IN the Borough Of Manhattan City
Of New York in County and State Of New York, will
apply the Supreme Court Of the state Of New York az
Special Term thereof l. held the County
Court House Of Manhattan the City OF
New York the County and State OF New York on the
second day OF February O'Clock the fore
noon day thereafter counsel can be
heard authorizing said Corporation to change
its Corporate TO Union Square Savings Bank
Dated. New York. December 16 1904. -
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS OF MERCHANTS
CLERKS.
r. NJ HURLBUT. President
wM. IT. LOCKWOOD. Secretary. -
JOHN Mel NASH. Attorney for petitioner. % wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
rioas in the local market to-day

Fo-eis1 coffee markets. RiO-COnee market quiet; Nc
Rio GSs25 exchange 19 3l72d: receipts (two days..
90 bars shipments United states, 1900 bagsi
5-ook al 600 bsgs SantOs-Co1ee market STEADY good
average santos g7G0. receipts dGss) 5000 bags
sock &C. coo bags. HRmburg-Coftee market opened
unchanged 2:B0 m net A9as pig higher sales,
coo hsgs HavTe-C01ee market opened barely steady
AZ unchanged \ franc lower; at u advanced =
tzne. al 3 D M LGia franc lover: ar ESQ M un-
eangsd; total sales 80 100 bags.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
SurrogateS' Notices.
SUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County OF
New-York Notice Is hereby given to all having
claims against Wihelmna Meyer, late OF the County
deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 10 subscriber his place OF
business office Of Holm & Smith. Attorneys. No.
Park Row, Manhattan Borough. City Of New York On
or before the 22nd day OF March, 1905.
Dated New York. the 9th day of September 1904.
WILLIAM z. RINCKOFF. Executor.
HOLM SMITH. Attorneys for Executors 81 Park Row,
Nex Yorh
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11

LackaWaRna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and ChristODhs= Sta.
fs.O0 M.-For BinghamtOn and syracuse.
$1,000 A M-For Buffalo, Chicago and ST LouiE
s14O P M--For BuEaIo and Chicago.
tAeO p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
$40 P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
's45 P. M--FOr Buffalo. Syracuse Utica
900 A. M-FOr ChcagO-Sleepers open az ?. 81.
Tickets $40. 420 lIsS. 1854 Broadway. y. T.: $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn 'Daily tExcept Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11

half cent and AZ the close about so 7-bs o,s,, -
- even tnlnS IN poth markets. but
en ano holding back the
seaus py elevator interests
a Hain0n bushels or more. and broke rrca
cent per bushel after midday.
easier but at Winnipeg exporters
ported FAIR buyers advance.
Minneapolis stock decreased $4,000 FOR three 49,.
and so far this the latter has $40
els OF Canadian wheat Snow put estimate making
e reserves OF wheat In farmers hands
els compared with DDS 000O0 bushels Januarv iast
year A buish influence at midday the decrease of
eSsaOo0 bushels In the worlds stocks the week
regular official visible. posted at the opening
OF bushels.
increase The Michigan State report tn al
~ correspondents reported wheat injured during
oembeF and 30e reported damage. Closing Liverpool
cables because OF selling by Argentine
sc nd net lower, whereas Paris closed partly 20 points
points net higher Primary receipts aggregate 47O.o0O
bushels compared with 77s.Oo0 bushels last
quotations in NewYork follow: No red 81 22. eeva-
tor ano Fl "a anoat; NO Northern Duluth 81 $Ih
and No hard Manitoba 81 liz 0 b ahoat. CORN
Notwithstanding unsettled character of the wheat
market and the late decline. corn was well sustained
Chicago the May &c net higher. This in was
accounted carot estimates for Wednesday
and the fear OF further curtailmen as result OF SHOWS
IN leading States, although temperatures renamed cold
ana favorable Primary receipts for the day were BE- 90
bushels compared with 1907 600 bushels last year lv
epoo closed ed net lower The visible supply increased
of 7 loads. all ports No closed at 81 Nc o
atoat; No white, 51%c, and No . yellow. 02c o b
anoat oATS-The oat market vas in hrm position all
day with closing above the previous night The
visible supply showed 100000 bushels decrease Cash
prices NewYork follow: Mixed % TO S2 H. &c:
nstuTal white 80 70 81 10 97hgSs1e ana clipped white
was quoted at 44c G New-York and mating Asa
BE Buffalo