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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23
geles to hold a conference with me"
Admiral Makes Reply.

geles to hold conference with me"
Admiral Makes Reply.
Says Editor-Admiral James In the
same issue OF the Gazette: "Will he
(Generalissimo SMITH deny that he
sought an interview with me In San
Diego, at his Office some weeks ago?
VIII he deny that General Merrill did
not introduce me to him at the Horton
House Plaza? VIII he deny that we
had talk in his private office, part
OF It with General Merrill and part
with himself? Take care, we have q
memory and good one. Your fili-
clustering portage is spoiled and you
have spoiled a much better mans and
that is me-
"Do you deny that you asked me to
relate all my past In Lower California,
and asked me to explain what would
he the best plan to affect successful
campaign, that Is, what l would do?
Be careful, fGeneraI Smith, no one has
slung mud or tried to erawfish but
yourself. We did not seek your &C.
qualntanee or your friendship or try to
Continued on Page 1o)
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pom the vlctor's brow the
world places the wreath Of
glory, while for him who fails
naught but the lonely silence
waits. Yet thinkers know
that fair judgment is seldom given the
host who try, and try again, but whose
labors are never crowned with the sue
cess they sought with all their best en-
deavor.
Now had good fortune, successes
other name. attended the efforts Of
Generalissimo Smith and Admiral
James just fifteen years ago, the Stars
and Stripes would today be floating
over Lower California and Walter G..
Smith, editor Of the Pacific CONNER
cial Advertiser OF this city, and Cap
tain John F. James. who earns his
living on the Honolulu waterfront,
painting ships and watching nights.
would be respectively Governor and
High Sheriff of the new Territory.
Smith and James have been much in the
public eye in the last few years. the
one as a bilious ink-slinger and the
other as an ancient mariner, but 1t is
doubtful II any know that these gentle
men Of local repute we're once setting
fall upon Lower California, take 1t by
force of arms from the Mexicans. es-
tablish free and Independent govern
ment and then treat with the United
States for annexation. Filibusters,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23
F|L|buSTERS

his annexation and State-division arti-
Giles and notorious by his squabbles
with Horace Bell, Los Angeles attor-
ney and publisher Of the Porcupine"
c. A. Deloz Of Ensanada said to a
Chronicle correspondent in Los Ange-
les: I'm my opinion 1t will end in Pres
ident Diaz demanding an explanation
from the State Department and the
Mexican government will probably de-
mand that the conspirators be punish
ed"
Would XIII the Traitor.
Captain j. +. James of this city, VIII,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

sought to bury their disappointment In
other problems of the times. Incl.
dentally Smith was challenged to NOR
tai combat by an offended Mexican.
Fortunately for somebody the fight
never came Of
The Plot Exposed.
Says the San Francisco Chronicle Of
May 20. 1890. in three-column arti-
Gle: much interest was taken in the
dispatches announcing the plans of the
filibusters to march on Lower Califor-
MIA, overpower the Mexicans and set
up a new and American government.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

peroration. Augustus Merrill read an
exhaustive plan Of the military estab-
lishment.
Lots Of Paper Money.
Sanford Worthing, Treasurer-Gen-
eral-to-be. read an elaborate scheme for
the issuance Of scrip as money and
there was long discussion as to how
to get plates and dies engraved. A
draft OF the constitution Of the new
republic was read by b. A. Stephens.
This provided for a government Of tho
Republic Of Lower California. to be
established on or about August LIST,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND 1ob6ing trade is, in d do%sso rSoio
sro Marrow show hrnness with supplies OF desiT4O beg
Red kidney have had some iuEt
gnes an 50 70 feeling firm California lima 9ulet t
,oroent hut held steady. Other varieties ~tnou
banSe in tone price Scotch peas sSw we g1m 1u11e
marrow choice per bushe s. 90 90 nealS,.
- To- 90 pea 81 do red kidney 81 65qS2 20 do wne so
= I0Ns3 10: black turtle 50 DOG % 9o
h konsl sIlo eye 81 9oas1 95 DO lima Calforns' 20 %"
40 ,yree5 scotch per bushel 81 7asc0Sl
1TrTfRRecepts to-day 13 800 pkgs ntfe s nifs mGf
f,.5ve demand developed to day, ana with quI.e
sp5 zeal of stock going into storage on faesivess b
800 the market showed slightly flrmer tone on hish
Under call Change today 40 q Inps & eS'a
graoe soId at 20Ssc: 100 tubs at 20Ac; bl uios az
eT 5s tubs A. PIC and lots asgres1.tns @
Zlci % a. score ST 2fhc Buyers the street Were
2lS ao5 10 take considerable quantities Of extras , az
prepares thew raid 20fs 2c for good sized lots for
Zoe IN high scoring butter 2lq2lAc was PAID % qu,re
lines q goods likely command premium
tbe storage Medium grades steady ane
cuflhs smand No change in state dairy. nor any OF
IN f&aE Wef packngs though the feeling on ladies' aa
the s+ock is a little easier We quote: Creaffsty
paske esae5e: score per ~ 2o%@2lc tMercane a aoa
ehange 10 seconds is Gla4e state dairy tnhs A.
2olse, 90 A. dTsts 19disl=c; do seconds. isalsise 90
Y7sf7hc: western imitation creamery extras as
thifs, % arsts renovated extras lI'zglsc
@ qi7c; do seconds I9saiee; DO thirqs
loc ,hrSs i5al5hc; packing stock No J. i6ei 90 70 =
l5gIsJea receipts to-day. 2eo4 boxes There is
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 7.-OATTLE-Recepts. 10000 head;
market loo lower good prime steers, 50 4oS6 -;
poor TO medium SASS 35; stockers and feeders 81 Jog
81 90; cows So 5OS4 70; heifers 81 $249gS5 GanHets'
81 5O9S2 5O bulls 81 40a$4 30: calves $3qS6 90
Receipts 28000 head market steady; mixed end butch Itch
sSgb % heayy 81 66G$5 2o light SO9$5 741a bulk Of
sales s5 85ofS5 As sEEPRecepts. 1880 head: sheeP
Zoe higher: lambs 15Q25c higher; good to choice wet
ers shorn S4 5Oq$5 %; fair to choice mixed shon'
So 5caSS4 40; native lambs shorn 81 50gzS6 90 -a
Cincinnati June 7.-HOGS active; butchers 60 4o5
s5 ~ common 101$5 80 CATTLE quiet & &falT 70
good shippers $4@$5 75 eonIn@n 25S$9 20
East Blu faio June 7.-CATTLE% hght; @ @prl,e
81 S0Gs5 0 heifers S4S5 So cows and bulls St$4 co. Sg
socEers and feeders So 259S4 30 NEAIfSeceIpt 1oO
head: slow 25c lower. 81 5o9S6 so HOGScReceltss
$50 head active and steady: heavy 50 5OS9 %; nIa
696fS6 Co. few S5 6T42 Workers. 80 6SlSo tV' pSs
* S6$5 10 roughs 81 SOQ$5; stays g 25gS3 io oaIr
$es S5 4O9S5 CO. SHEEP AND I4AMBS-,ttecelpts S 9ue
head active; sheep steady; lambs 1og29e ngReT aII
81 GsG co. 81; yearngs 80 oOStso 'oi ,5
sTs IS 25a$5 so; ewes 81 5o9S4 75 sheep nlXeo'
S25oe$5. -'S'Y =, rr1r-r,sos,nts 1000 head,
tncindng 300 Southerns market weak TO ~ ic
oica eyport and dressed beef steers go 2os$9 a.
gooS 81 25S5 2O Western fed steers % 99S2
and feeders $685. co. Southern steers 20 ogSo
soStbern cows 81 5O$4: native COWS - E0
ta beFers So a5dS5: bulls 81 50GS4 co. caves $3.50 @
HoGSRecepts 500 head market qoo i1wes s0
9Sih nackers So 2T159 49, pigs and nghJs 90 U
996f ST2FyEPWRecepts 6000 head; narket SOY ~
tea5y: native lambs So 50S7 25 Mesten m cnpe9
81 Co sad ewes and yearngs, 81 20q$@ oo s5
.er1inps 81 756S5 25; Texas clipped sheep Ff f-Sf ~
ytorHrs yset md Feeders So 5oGS4
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

ay. a. s @ y very few s4 sns ey ' ias
at ea1oc. ----eS .r,ro .,
81 d S.r iS5 S Sa5 ss g. s94 III s. ss"Is e 3
S S On Il the lot to g 0 DO 0 1s2 b se At SCI
iis n at 56 y DO l2a ~ at So do 10 ID at
& Hollis: 1a 8 %; 2s Ss Dc fS at 81 e; Fl
lbs at So 6O do i27 n at SS; 3 0utferiniiA'
i'e 10 snbae 1:s n 9.s At aa s. isS SS 70 g.
do q IA 4 ib at @ 81 20 II 100 f9 e d. IS DO is1 b s. 90
Andrew Mullen yeals l63 r. at - s9 a. m " at s6 81 il
100 49, 81 n = at So 3 81 n dG a S. s. 81 g.
= Hgms $50 p * at & & S9 90; e is d & at at s. g.
NJ a 4 q? e.; l2s e d. Do ia1 ns n r. at s.
29 John IF E g. 4 is a g. lss at
3 p % st. S 3D. s5 liz q r. dS s. s. 5 q ~ n
JoIe af Wright " M s. CO. 6o s isS ~ Ssls Sc so n
at 50 l0i RI at 3, g. S 60 at Ps9S s4 g. caves 10 "
at 3 = " OTIS 50 co IS ysa e 8 $h g. DO 145 ~
at 81 saa 81 2Se DO $50 d 81 3S5 n 30 si g. 81 ls 3
less m a. SIG g. oP tRs do 4t iG b at calves ls0 0
at s. 55 buteTks 1S4 II p, at 81 SO s7,s virginia
do 5n 55G n ( at 5hanaon SS 1877 veas ST % do
I Iaffsst2n a IS yeq "a Il 151 n e Sc st. 81 IS
SHEEP AND goT sRa3eStereTs and u for the
aH with nea the sS e6 held aese @s we're z cars Just fn
Steady heavy coarse ewes We're hard to sell ana ana
lSws s @ere r and good sell
fne ion 16c higher cars, late arrivals were hsI
over Common 10 good sheep sold at S3$4 o0 per
ordinary to good yearngs 50 5OS6 1 Iaps at oOV
S. 80 and one very prnel at IS 81 Dressed nut
ton slow 789c 10. with choice wethers reacnIhg
Gle dressed yearngs steady at 1OG2c dressed laTnOs
12Q14c. -, - - o-
age at S8 61 per H. 2S7 do II n at s. 50 27 DO
ga h at IS & 296 do Ga ~ at SS 20 24s West virginia
do SO No. at IS 31 11S do Ga fb at So 90 pa kentucy
do 10 IS 35; 67 fb at SS 26 2l6 DO % TO-
at IS 25 Kentucky year1gs 90 No. at So 10 Nentucy
sheep no 81 80: 10 DO 96 fo at 81; West VIZ
gnia do 90 ~ at So u Virginia do 1O8 n at 81 co.
200 10 at So 50 Gull sheep 20 o at %; do DO ID
a 81. 90 e-
Kerns Commission Company: 231 Virginia lambs: 81
10 at So so; l83 Maryland do SO n at SIS 25 1913 Ken
tucky do 81 b So: 215 do. 68 ~ at s. 20; 6e do.
SO ID at 81 5O Indiana do 90 ~ at 81 5o SO Indiana
yearlings 10 S6 so; 10 do 122 n at S6 20 33 do
O3 10 at S5 90; Indiana sheep, 124 n at 81 25 80
Kentucky do 104 ~ 81 90; Al do 1O2 ~ at 81 co. i
Indiana bucks, III 1b at So -, % - =.
Sc 37b 254 do 90 n at SIS S71a West Virginia sheep.
102 ID at "a 80; Maryland do. 90 n. at 81 50. -
robin & Shannon: 173 Virginia lambs, 81 10 at ss:
10 Virginia sheep H. at 81 %; virginia culls 10
~ at So; Virginia yearngs, 81 n at so 90 ~ ,.
d Harrington: State lambs 5S 10 at 80 20 state
sheen 104 rb at 81 so: bucks, 1872 10. at So
s Judd &c Co.. State yearlinEs as 10 go %; Stete
sheen 14s 10 at 81 bucks and ewes $50 To- at 50 10;
do 1l3 70, at $8 so: bucks 132 n at $SS, oz
fIOCS-Receipts were cars 6591 head. including
about carload for the market Prices trihe nr1ner
on I3uaIo advces Good hogs reported to be
selling at IS SoaS5 90 per 100 10. 80
Sales-D Harrington: State hogs w 10 average
at s5 so per 100 ID; / rough. 400 10. at 81 80
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-AOTk. June
caFF EE-The coffee market again fairy active,
ana showed steadier than Tuesday. The open
-g steady unchanged prices in line with ste9iy
eSlss and lighter Brazilian receipts There
ss con nuance liquidation noted the previous
Sav with Wal, Street the most prominent seller but
demand from trade interests, and the
market after selling off partial decline Of points
Iei rather irregular The close points higher on
Saverper hut generally unchanged 10 points lower
Ssiss were reported Sc 600 Possibly of the
Instrumental in sustaining the in the face
~ Tie liquidation might be ascribed 10 covering
during the trading of the previous
although selling been attributed IN
n material operations for decline, but rather
eve Ii01idation tired bulls. who feared that the
,srteng Of the crop during July and August might
rs some denression. OF the closing here on
essay European markets made fairly steady show
sngS with Hamburg 4G y pig ana Havre 3+q q franc
Io1e- Eoh Brazilian markets lower, but the de
lnes had anticipated during the trading OF the
.,jous 6sv and little attention, while Bra
ian receirs ran lighter though the general in
r.e-fo- rrrasrs 70 be that steady increase viii be
,-tss un;l the crop movement reaches Its height
- srt market quiet with quotations on the pasls
TIE range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
Folr
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. June Z 1908;
Guiding $40 cars for sa9ghtsrers the market 4
at jersey City and at eoh-st Good dry fed steers
pGfnid G dun fF o loo Over bu Slack closing
jersey City were rated steady but C9 cd ge5 over G
City Ordinary good native steers s9d n
@s @eS s. 76a % 5S s Bulls Og So 2qk4 %
for Common to Extra prime native sides change in
EerDoo and Ln5 Ga6 o eef in the
to Liverpool also 10 sheep in the Bermudian
100 Fl T. e G9 1s m stes5s sf IS l29! 81
sa j r. * i $ Wesdrb 49, bq d. 1883 4e5 r. r. at at o i
n q g 3o 70 9oss d. n slt = r sat- St
So de- - @ n e. at o 81 o DO Is 5 sas m d3 at 50 sS M nj 10 at DO - 5
~ at 81 75 do 10 g 55 10 do 5s1 10 at 81 80
o. lssS + + St 5ii. s. ts: l575 g. NJ l25e ae
3 e @ at 81 % 90 49, iias so n s9s at 81 s. % Du 1910 ~
at s. 6 Virginia bulls r 81 so; do. 1926 10
- sanders ; @ 10 Pennsylvana steers b $5 So
20 ws'sFg iass DC q ass 49, @ g. e 30 3D. 300 o" H. S at s. Fl m g.
s2S Sons h. at s. 50: do. Sss n at $2 80
II a do II Ss GPRssIns4 P at s. % KENTUCKY Steers 10" "
Newton & Co: 20 Pennsylvania steers 1154 ID. at
Tobn To & Shannon: 20 0isllery Kentucky
'c & Judd bull 1eso m at s. 90 }5 4 DO j 12so p. n
do sso g en- ~ at % 50 81 S. \, DO =. 1lss 3 % o.
cow il5O b. at s. 10; do geo 10. at s25 do
so e e. '5 Gurus Som bss 1910 n at 50 90 90 DO
SSSs II b at So 40; do $40 lb IS; $50 10 at
So do 500 No. at at IS so & 40 Sc o5 do SIS 10 at
So 5o do I 81 40: 10 do 7O5 lo at 81 70; do
"Sp III II Hollis: bull 1920 10 50 so; 10 do $40 70
at So 20; IL cows, go ~ 3d. do. $40 10 at 81 1o
do 40 10, ct 81 25 =, a, , ,r soo 81
at IssG s. o Dq'ss cow SO r. at aeis g. d. $50 n s
100 ndireW di w Maen bull ~ s. 10; Do $50 ~
a, ca do 74O 10 at IS 30: oSS 10. at 81 40
Jeiffe Wright & bulls, ss5 70. at s3 soi cow
MfICTI CoWS-Receipts were l64 head. including "a
hsed FOR and 100 for the market on
heavy supply and slack demand prices were lover asaa @
with very good
sso. fancy COW with calf. s65 and the under
grades running $50 and even lower geher safes
saies-J. S Son: 10 cows and cadyes at s2os
ssn rsr head: fancy COW, with her calf at soo.
g Rockefeller: and calves at 81 60qs5o escs:
II II Hollis and calves at sZo4sSo per heaui
extra COW with her calf. at SoO
C. Reekejear; COW GOV "a s16 head Including SIS for
butchers direct for the mais OF which 42oz
49, s0fh and Jersey City. The demand
was fully equal supply. and trade active WIN
sss sling frn TO CSC higher buttermilks on light re
ceipts 25R50c higher. Tho pens were promptly leae
Common choice yeals sold az soaS' % per iV' 40 Ou
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool aInd export
Co: American, 1900 bales: ralodIE sra1ne closed
futures opened very quiet points Iry and
STEADY net points lower June Ccto-
JuIy-Augrst s2d August-Septe L.s~ AID:
her O~sohe- November and November se6- Teb-
Teeerlep 42d January TbFuar5 -, SO ta5
Taary-March s$d; Na-ch-ApFl. 800, <Aga ga.-e
NancheEter-Yarns and cloths. very lit14e No'''7'
FLOUR AND NFAI-The market snow 49, ~ tbs
Improvement BUYERS and sellers are Slai were
checking business OF iInloIt yreTe un
IN Kansas stTaghts on the spot M "a az winter
changed FIOI'R-SpTng patents: ssaSlfss u. surfng
s,raghts IS G5ast 90 patents e 1850 r. extra
No winter IS 3EGS3 S. RYE flOs1IS, e. e0STs4 90
Fair 70 good 81 s5as4 Go: choice TO $50 "a ss 70
cORSMEAI firm. quoted: Kiln drlee ,ytI+@ and vel
brand Rag NEAI. QuoteG: klhe etessy-
low 81 as. coarse Igfl$l T. FEED 5aTs ,1fd
city Srrn uoted: western spring. sl1 - % 20 f,ne eir
cling sl7 -, -four DO GO. Red Dog SIS,g s9f6
rnert: CITY bran sa and SO saeas "a "a
s2s 30; Dog. s24 10; horniay caoI' 81 D
sacks: oilnleal. S2S 20 a..b,,, 20
RAIN-WHEAT-ITnder heavy bquicaggt g - nus bei
5uIy the wheat market broke from le 70 T-,m
al lowest figures ol -
a&c the difference between July and sese ~ former by
70 SIC to-day representing big sales q maj J,y
psople who bought il on the lae1, ~ Ney
mght get a s0ueeze that recels'S a. Tho
reports that harvesting IS actively oae[ sone-
kened the bGii
what nd reduce their nnsrt FrTr,
result In the the difference seaL ~ TO
&c Al trortanf influence also IN the 80 fhet
DAY vas re.ort fy Snow in which ne huhs,eaf con
the rep1rt might show a wltst 49, rort,
dliiea Of about 60 20 points lBcef TIC 'DS' 49,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

Which would be bearish considerations his estimate on
spring wheat 81 with cent increase IN area
over last year The trade sold on il mostly affeE micday
Neo the snarket attained its weakest point Ncept Tor
rsn In Oklahoma and showers in southern kansss the
weather decidedly bearish was also the fore-
cast for Thursday. indicating only clear weather In the
greater part Of the belt Little change appeared In Tor
egl markets Liverpool closing partly sd net higher.
Berlin uncaanged J. higher and Budapest points
Up outside markets weak, especially St LOUIS
which added color bearsh run OF crop news
from the Southwest. Besides reporting good cash de-
mand Minneapolis called attention to decrease of
10000 bushels in its during the last four days
The cash market closed irregular follows: No red
Northern Duluth 81 1919 and No hard Manitoha y o.
o afioat CctN-Tne market was weak at times,
put also showed periods of seadiness In response 70
further support of the July option at Chicago eceips
We're in excess Of the estimate ard chicago expected aS
cars on ThuTsds but all interior points the arrivals
We're only 64 COS bushels compared With $4,000 bushels
Liverpool higher, the close
az New-1ork &c lower, while Chicago closed
iairy steady at rally point Exporters bought
loads No closed 5Si2c elevator and 5S12c o
afoat: No white. 6oc. and No . yellow bes0c, o
afoat. OATS-Elevaor sold July oats at the
West and commission houses bought September the mar
ket as whole acting weak during the day with other
markets Cash prices in New-York were as follows:
Mixed 70 10 80 10 35a351ac natural white. so to 81 10
30 q37i NC clipped white, &c TO 40 10 36aQ4Oc
RYE nominal. BARLEY-MaTket dull Feeding was
quoted 44kc, c New-York. and mailing, 4GG52c C
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN Z HARTFORD R.R

oeprt tron GRAND CenItdl station azd ST. and
BOSTON via New London and Provdence-t4:s So
11I1ooo xld9'o., a. NJ ttloO. '1lloa. .1s;Oo
BOSTON. via Wimantie-ffs:0o a. NJ. 1900 P. NJ,
BOSTON, via Sprnghed-IsoO A. M. fi12:OO. sII4:0o.
s11:00 P NJ
FrIT-HBJJFG, Putnam and worcester-ts:oo P. NJ.
LAKEVIL4I.s and NoREoLk--ts:50 A NJ, 1884 P NJ.
WATERBURY, and WINsrEn-t4:50. $500. tfs:Oo.
sf6Ol. t60O, 5000 Ito waterbury, P. NJ
Ticket offices cGrand Central Station and c125th
ST., ese c261 1.1s5 el.S54 Broadway. cs Bark
Ave s49 Madison Ave- 125th ST.. 2.79s Third
Ave In Brooklyn. c342 $50 Fulton ST.. 800 Broad
way E. D.
sDaiIy Except Sundays. Sundays only. fstops at
125th ST. xSops ST., Sundays only. tParlor Car
Limited llHas dining eParlOr and Sleeping Car
c. II. HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pas. Agt.
O. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
~ IN - Rm m AND POINTS IN
TX I'D - II (lU M NEW ENGLAND.
Citations.
THE People OF THE STATE OF \

THE PEOPLE OBJ THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace God, ana Independent to
s. Brownow Gray. Edgar Campbell Wilkinson and James
Of the Last viii and Testament of Frances NJ whitney
6eceased Juliete Appleton Phelps Louisa Whitney Lee
Or Thaddeus A. Outerbridge, Anna Maria Outer
Bermuda Church Society Carl Julius Jonanse george
Edward Smith Charles Henry Smith. Iheodosla anne
Smith, Hans Christensen. Clarence C. t,enlston zane
Smith Florence Athel Robinson, Anna Barger AqIiA
Anna Hill Christensen, Whitney institute Nice ttlI
Triminghan James l. Smith. Synod OF the Cnurch OF
England and to all persons interested IN the Estate OF
FRANCES NJ Whitney, late Of Smith Ptrlsn 1silna OF
Bermuda deceased creditors ext OF KIN or oIerWI
send greeting: each Of are hereby ted ana
required personally be and appear pe1oFe our
of the County New York, at the Surosaes y.
said County held at County Court House IN the
haIfpast ten o'clock in the forenoon OF lnat cav
and there to attend Judicial settlement OF tae oI
proceedings of clifford L Middleton DoLad SteVehs s
Arthur and Frederick r Eorste[s as Eek
ecltors under Ancary Letters or the Last WIZ Ah
Testament of Frances NJ. whitney GeceaIeo Late oL
eth's Parish Island of Bermuda and such OF you as
% barb cited as are under the OF twentyon years
a. - oTi have none appear and apply Ior one 20 Ds
OF your neglect or dalure 70 90
So a guardian will be appointed by me suIrosatS 10
rsnreeA5t and act for you in the proceedlns - -.
We have caused she sea- OF te
- surrogates Court OF the said C3nnty OF NeW
rat r Fitzgerald Surrogate Of our said
~ -, Cant,, a. the County OF New York, the gath
IL Oh Sev of May, in the OF our LoTd one thon-
sAho ili' ~ JAMES A. DONNELI1Y
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
The receipts of milk and in 4oquart cans for

POULTRY-ALIVE-Rece to-day inciuCea eynress .
good % aHS 9e4nEd Wdnd u sell rea9y
but a h9ngh T6 tR5s Is are
able V little e other i've poultry we quote
sFRNS cESs Wsssen Psr per r. b. &c. I5S
r. ice pgT rGRKEES Pa Ssdo 959 Do
6oae5c; GEESE Wesss average per exc paiT 6REss6 faS! o.
Il fbeTS fairly kd bss}y Gwf gea aRa
BroeGs continue scarce m Fresh tuFHsEs ds ony
slowly Long Island and other he Frozen poultry
selng fairly quote x 6s5 i9fd SD
Yves S6 ooay aTeHEs 1s4e Rssi 1ofs f n to
gs Psdse9 per 2soe @ EN adha mixed mixed sizes sizes
Per PED ~; FoWIs dry picked scaded medium siae 6e
cEs ps4 Is s@5sso 5SIos DO gsf5
6g doPg gvFna Is4na apa Isso Ee;s5at PISS p @
dozen 81 50d$2 75 mixed 81 12Q$2 % DO oa I 25dSc
81 I Eens 22c do No 16ai6c old s toms and @n 9eTs
5r$ S4fGS 1Is2sd So 60!I pea aFf gsd
zoe CIIGKNS T1asHg 6 medium aed grades 1sGi4c; 6LD
RoosTERs fSe6sSS per b. pUcs No per H. log
lSf GkT6os N2 2HD Ps potatoes FIRM m
su55s .9Sv 0d PGd'Ges sh e Rf Market
and prices Very firm and higher ,,6 a9
hgafr Tnr besns Psas sse out
prices Low anS We osgaF oS6fe ohs agTsa od
Dbl ba Ss egs a. do 10 ne cns 80 So6s1 sWEET P
TAT6Es Jersey per basket s1gS2 5 AsPAARRAAGGTTs
56i 0T bag NGPf4 %6f3 cps16s per 66
crate Crate te'g5ea 45asi e. Do % S6sc
Frs St Louis per bush basket, 81 do hohouse o per
do1enn 75edS1 so; CUCUMBERS, Norfolk, per basket
81 5oaS2 do North Carolina 81 25gs1 - do ChaT5s5&9 s on
S 6othouse per case S2aS2 so; CORN, Southern per
100 75c9$2 so: CELERY, California per case $46SS ta
40 F1crida s2ds3 bO State and Western Per dozen
stalks i5a96c; EGGPLANTs Flortda per box 8 59gSS
IFTTICE, nearby, per bbl 50dS1: BEANS. lima
Florida per crate s2as4 ONIONS Texas white tG 6eT
75c do bermuda per crate 25g65c; do New-oreaRS per
hO175c: Southern. bush crate f0caSI; 90
Fyptisn per bag 81 5OGs2: OKRA Florida per carrier
sias1 75; OYSTER PLANTS Der 100 punches S2g s.;
pFSS Jersey per basket 1TS 25 Philadelphia 81;
do MARYLAND Telephone 81 75q$2 do small 756g$5 Sd 20 20
PEPPERS, Florida, carrier or basket y 0O9S- o.
PARSLEY. Neworleans per 100 bqncheg S2gSS & AZ L.
100 punches. 4og60c: RoMAINE. New~orleans, per DBL
New-York tribune., 1905-06-08

The local spot cotton closed dull and 5 u
sG5c for IniddIing Sales 4o3 bales souIntrn
spo, ma we're teegraphed follows: Mobile steady
nrbsrres a. g.. sales 300 bales Charleston quiet un-
changed al T7ke Norfolk steady sc lower al sttc
$50 bales baltimore nonnaIy unchanged at sac Az
gusa easy. unchanged al SIG sales lIoS paies ;t M,
Louis auief J-fsc lover at sSsc Savannah qulet ui
Changed At SIC; sales bales Galveston steaay.
l-lGc higher al sssc: sales 421 bales. yt!i
steady unchanged al 3-16c; sales 2lJo paIes.
ngton steady unchanged at Sc Estimatea Iecsg soo -
cotton Al leading points to-day: AT tdoHst3l -.
bales against last week and 25s l4s,
Galveston 1850 1000 ha-es' eSansL 100 - 400
ard lee lastve and Nev-Orleans --4oo - "'1'V
bales against 4T5 week and ssS last
Recenrs al tne ports interior points Io-eE DOA4
pared Wi,b he figures OF month and asl year