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FUTURE DAYS.
MARCUS NOTES, AUCTIONEER.

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A
FURNITURE MERCHANT
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS,
AND LOT OF GOODS FROM
STORAGE HOUSE,
AT AUCTION,
WITHIN MY SALESROOMS,
426 9TH ST. NV, ON
THURSDAY, Nov. 8, at 10 Am.
Magnificent Walnut B. R. Suite,
with Mirror-front w a dr. o b e to
match; Mahogany and Oak Bed
room Suites, Odd Dressers, Brass
and Enamel Beds, Sideboards, But
fets, Pedestal Extension Tables,
Dining Chairs, Mirror-back and
other China Closets, Chiffoniers,
Bookcases, Roller and Flat-top
Desks, Music Cabinets, Mahogany
Library Suite, covered in real leath-
er; Mirrors, Antique Clock, Emer-
son and other Pianos, Hat Racks,
French Clock Set, Library Tables,
Ladies' Desks, lot of Books and
Ladies' Wearing Apparel, also lot
of other goods.
Now on view.
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Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case
of Itching, Blind, Bleeding Protrudtng Piles In
to II days or money refunded. 60c.
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s. BENsINGER, AUCTIONEER.
Liquidation Sale of Horses,
Wagons and Harness of
Firm of w. III. Tenmey &
Sons.
On FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER NINTH,
commencing at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, we
will sell for the above named firm,
AT Their Stables, No. 1865
31st St. N. w.,
Which have been used in their business, consisting
Id Draft Horses,
3 Driving Horses,
Including the Well=known
Trotter "Rags,
3 3=horse Wagons,
S Double Wagons,
4 Single Wagon,
2 Business ROckaways,
I Caffrey Speeder,
All Harness and Stable
Equipment.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AuCT1oNEER.
Attractive Two=Story=At=
tic=and=Cellar Apartment
House Ne. 1866 Willard
Street Northwest by Auc=
tom.
On TUESDAY THE SIXTH DAY OF NOvEM-
Der, 1906 AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM; will sell by public auction in front Of the
premises sublot DDS, in square 151, improved by q
substantially built two-family apartment. with Gel
lar furnace heat and in excellent condition. .
Terms made known time OF sale. $500 deposit.
Terms be complied with in 20 days. All con-
veyancing. etc. at purchasers cost.
oc2g-dSds eSu ADAM A. WESCHLER Auct.
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EMulDr1nemt,

The above named firm. having decided to retire
from business, this stock will positively be sold
without limit or reserve at above named time and
place Terms cash. 8. BENSINGER,
nO6-3t Auctioneer.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS 1874 TTH ST
NV, IN THE CITY OF WASHIN 3TOS DIS.
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ADAM a. wEsCHLER. AUCTIoNEER.

W. WALTON EDWARDS. Attorney.
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THOS. ], OWEN q son, AUCTIONEERS,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
NEW-YORH DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER 90

c1s saa Sn spot ss HScas IL s e. %a n % Ws
copper was lower IN the London msgket ei64 with spo.
Sa Ga oi:a o s ne aret GoPnued d Es aSa
casting al - GS ssSa Sic Lead was unchanged
a. on66 IN the To- J. s and m at m ' IN rs oSaon Ss IN
Locally the market was firm ana unchanged. at 66oQ
90un aa5sd at IT oos e Sd and
With 40 fSdr LSag %orgefn 1n' onoteS at SEA 5as25 IS
The market for pig iron certificates at the Produce Ex-
tons No sales STANDARD foundry new Grades 500 are re
quoted as follows; January February and March, 81 oO
MoI4AssEs AND sYRUPs-Molasses STEADY, ,,i- 10
cay and firm at New York. with syrups steady selling
fairly well We quote New Orleans centrtfugaI e9s-
New Orleans can SPsn kettle S S3gSsS R
oil @ a9 for Ps9ss5 sa s and later later
months. however easier under unloading OF March
March iS9 S9a 9 ac 200 May s7S 500 July s7sc
Linseed oil was unchanged Refined petroleum
in STEADY demand at qnche4ged prices We Gu9S: @
Phiiadelphia 745c 6aE Gs5c; refined cases YqF
9SGc; buE S4oc P6iladeipha s4sS s:5o: Ea.st
bONsEED oIIs-Prime crude. Q b mills. ale; prime prime
FBsy q9 3 arcs s Ss o May
July s79s7l; prime white and prime win winter yeGT a9T
42c: out Of town 4O94lc; Calcutta raw CSC LARD
PR6YfsioNsA advance early in she day at,
tended by outside buying and oonsderabs activity among
good Of the upturn Lost ewing to late weakness @
the Vest, $1,000 PoRKEsteody Quoted: Mess 81! 50
sf 90 fa uoed sS 0Ssas Mes ssss ssS family s4s4 5S
packet. slq$l1 5O extra India mess, $40 599s22 90
SIC; pigs 94aSS4c OUT MEArsPicksd bellies steady.
2psd & m los %96n 3 P;a 10 hams M 1lssa1 9 u cea @ az
I.ARD-E1rn Quoted: Middle Western prime. sg9.19a
Ssss ts Il 1sa ou'G conpond r: Quote, at sGso %
INE-F-rn Quoted: oleo 11AGd2o; city lard stearine,
RICz-Local business in rice quite good. with
offerings light full obtained for de-
slrable goods Quotations follow: Domestic screenings.
fancy 1eads 5q51c: extra fancy heads. b%Gec Japan
domestic 4M94%sc: Patna, b119S%c; Java, 4B454sc;
Rango0n, IN bond, 2A021c
sUGAR-Refned sugar was dull the undertone OF
the market seemed steady unchanged prices the
net price being 47Oc less rer for Tanuated
subject to rebate Of 10 points and discount Of per cent
&c cut loaf and crushed Soc mould 15c: cubes 5O5c
Eagle confectionery randlated OSc: podered coarse
granulated 4o0c Eagle Pm cartons Of fine granuated
&C. 2lb bags do. 61Oc; 91a-To do 5O5c: 5-r
Eagle fine standard granulated and diamond 4sOc
eonfecttoners 4eoci No I. 460c; Nos and 8. 445c:
A2O3i No 416c No TO- 4O5o; No II, 40; No 12 $3.50;
NO ID SSOc; Nos IA, Is and 16 3S5c. The London
@ @ % 81 % ans yeSSssv Se was 81 sT a Ts & quoted
duh and nominal with the tendency buyers favor.
@ piq prices were quoted as follows: Centrfugal 9e
SO test Lie Sales, about 10000 centrifu-
gal JanuaF eorary shipment at 816c basis 90 test
cost and freight equ1l 10 355c duty paid. Meetings.
the week at Atlantic ports which stands
against the amount the previous
with 18s e4s the previous week and r7s 1 tons ist
year Receipts for the week 9G.O63 against 1880
in 1905 ~ ''' ' iof '"o same 'iiie
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December 10, 1905.
COFFBE-The coffee market was moderately active
made a fairly steady showing to-day. The open
ing unchanged 10 points lower, owing TO dis
appointing European cables. but there fair
demand and the market improved during the session
WITH the close steady. net unohanged' 70 points
The French market was q franc lower at first, but
improved somewhat after the local opening, with the
close net decline Of Il Franc ana this recovery.
while merely line with relative steadiness OF
the local market. was something a factor in the
advance. Smaller Brazilian receipts OF
encouraging features apparently, although the
bears contend that this moderate falling of is merely
Of unfavorabie weather. and there
gossip going the rounds that the purchases Of
high grade coffee by the Brazilian government was
checking of contracts against IN the
local market and leading of the importers 10
cover their hedges. The Brazilian markets
generally unchanged. and the rate OF Brazilian
change 1-32d lower Receipts at the two ports
day $4,000 bags against 2S O00 last year.
and Jundiahy receipts A. 900 bags against $4,000
the previous dav le 900 last year Sac Paulo
oeipts for the day were $500 bags. against 1s1eo
last year. The market for spot coffee a little
steader in tone. but quotations in the Street still
ranged 90 tx for Rio No Z
fO-da was Ra
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
oIp oocKs. saslso sRRNa pucKs aaa GEESE wss,-

OLD COCKS. s8slio SPRING DUCKS and GEESE. West
GAIE"ouail continues scarce and firm wila ducks
show irregular quality Other game birds generally slow.
sO6s Va adoe In % DSs sPsS psF spd dozen @ s @ %o &
So &C Ssd Ps5 psi p 81 GR9GsE & 8 oSgss SS 3 s6s e
yeiIo% leg Sc 5CGss So PEo7E golden, rer dozsn Sc
puGzs. Td caSss5aes PAR: s2ss$ SsdEssS
% 'S@ SSs-lHs S9 ts ScSsl Is: % s:nW teal sSSssS
Zoe. RABsrTs JACK. per pair s56o: DO oottoatai
10y yYoTaToEs AND vEGErABIEs-Dorestio potatoes
& are Es a Soaos s Sf @ 9s f c3 ass g %
quality but OorSon plenty. and such
I vel ~ sss&sa9ss & but WITCH IS !. sI5 s8od &F $ e s All
SPINACH IN fs Ssnas & spS & STEADY s amy AN r,st ss
ana show vsTy Irregular quality and Value; tie s
sss % e. Z without @ msss oG ss ass rsd Sps saas fs S1s &
soay % fT' f0T choice stock Win some sales reaching q 8
Sc sSaass We qaote: RoTAToEs Bsrnuda: Dss 81,
70; q. 90 sS 81 5Gsi 7c' 90 STATS ana Western =
bulk pcr $50 ~ 81 25Qs, e2i @ bs O sack g ~
2 sro 80 SS sFvig T md pei pei Ss S. ' j s q e Scss
Fer Fer GS " sssi ssii s. sSs 2s
bunch s1gs2: ARTIG-@EoxEs ART @ French Psr dozen s. 20
f s RsUsE5s ssa15 per 81 sf s5 DO New ocsn M
i sGP J JshSs &C. unIasa ssa s1 81 90 New 1s Per 81 c
ss s1 GARsAess ssSi t 9e9a ssd f5 5rs s
SSsa g 2 e N tSg .5ss. !i5aas s. q
ssGI: G Per Per @ so ssi So os 90 1s gpcs pr zs
ss sa sd 81 Tsss? SS co4 M S4s xsS lS eIas q
RI Ss S,s s T.. es s g S oS s's &c & S s0Is
sq, FtrSTvE belgian. per n Ioa15ci EGGPf.ANrs,
b5i IS 6css sos kALR Norfolk per eo. so9Isc KoIft-
RAM New Orleans per 100 burcbes. s4nsc: LIMA
Beans. Bermpaa PeE IS 70 eoI. Sc 80; LSTTUcE, Nsw
80 "a. DO North Carolina Tscsf IS; DO Norfolk scSi;
oNTor5 cnnnecticut and Eastern white bhl s2s5i
ne ss e % & g s. g g Sss2 s s1 g asPs & q s &
ana WESTERN. white. crate, SIS DO yellow. bag
nFs1 e: % Ess siasl 50; q IN bun: per tT n2sr
opaA FTorita carrier s2fss 90 Cuban 3 sfss 6o
PEAS Figrfaa pr seszst fies3 oo % csii,1rna psf
st sS g; ~ 81 I, si So PsRsrTs y &c, s s
per box tiaFi pi pSaipElYs psF sol, cesesii RArS
per 10 sanshas slrs2; RoMAIsSE. New Orleans per
pernads ps sgx . snes1 T5; % French psr aoxer
s1Gsi s3 saft svss,8 ss 8 Or ,, "a. se or OF
SOL Tsefs1: 90 marrow. sacesl: 20 f7orsta nsw. p@
nenirCrs. s,Sei -; % Ssw e,Is.ss ssnss so IONA
81 Hags2 80; do California. per fat box 5ocsi IS T
%Iyeu Carads rutabaga peT Dol srNeoc; 40
r.,rz tr esrSnc: nearhY whits
Per hn. f5Srsi sdi wkrERcRrcss per 100 banshss 40
xAr .ADsp eSRAw-HAJ-rasrs - N.R = ~
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rRr Telegraph 70 The Trrbune.


Cfaoaeo Dec fe.-An unfnteresting session IA
wheat ended In a feeling of weakness. Closing
transactions showed losses Of Hc 10 SC Corn for
delivery rfs month closed &c higher but the more
distant futures OF nc 90 40 finally. Oats
were easy az no % 20 lower Provisions were
tngher-pork up 1oc 70 125ko lard % 20 no and
TIC 20 Dn
Wholly without stimulus TO speculative activity
the wheat market dragged oUt a melancholy sort
OF existence. Prices eased OF fraoionally under
scattered liquidation Of small holders. Foreign
markets equally dun, and domestic conditions
presented Developments Of consequence De-
ceroer closed az 7qkn compared with T4ssc tho day
before May ar the close 7S54c. compared with
1910 90 1870 on Tuesday.
gusan local receipts Of gave the market
continuance Of the hrmness which for some time
has resisted the efforts OF several strong bears In
syrnpathy with other grains. the market had a
saeginx tendency the latter half OF the session.
FD.osraber declined &c from the top and May
sos 90 about no below its earlier highest point.
rhs closfng price OF Dscombsr corn was 42Ac
a0air,st 40 rbs day before. but May, which left
OF yesterday al 1870 20 1870. closed at 1870
TO $40
,o sorns offerings In thu pit THAI time supposed
20 nrussent ssles assinst country purchaser After
fhoss were placed the price improved tr1hs and
90. AZ one time 90 within Hc OF the figures Il
caoses az rhe Day before December closed at spAo
20 ss1c compared with sz+so yesterday May aa the
Ia,s was st e5so 90 1890. compared with Sszo on
TUESDAY.
a tsndepcy % broaden out. owing 20 an infux OF
f,yx.ns orders from the outside January pork
soa az sl6 6 up % As zs4. or SO 20 20 SIG 2Z
January lard sold at IS % % s. s7L. on to IS ak
8annary rdbs sold a. -SSeA % $50 % sss4A On 70
kfss - RAv
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

COTTON-The cotton market rather irregular on
comparatively small votlrnc OF business New low
recordS reached early the day followed by
partial recovery close barely steady, net
changed to points lower. Sales for the day were
estimated at 10000 bales. The opening steady at
decline OF to ponts in response 10 lower cables, and
January sold of 919c March 41c during the
Tst few minutes under liquidation and local bear press
ure. The break into lower ground caught stop
loss orders Of consequence however. This was
coubtedly something OF disappointment local bears,
ana with some buying by houses enough covering
was attracted TO gradually rally the market which at
one time in the afternoon about points
hgher There seemed to be lack of bulsh confidence,
however and the market eased off from the best toward
tae close under realizing by early buyers and renewal
poEt being ostered by continued heavy movement
nave become more confident apparently estimates
as 70 the showing of the report expected this afternoon
GA the amount Of cotton gnned December 13 range
around 100000 bales. ApprehensiOns to deliveries
on January contracts also factor IN market
VaIuationss although the phase OF situation was
somewhat less discussed after January sold at oarrv
ing charge under March rallied and the dt-
tt!eIce narrowed somewhat In
r news was about the as recently ana tbs marked
- Wa4uIs Tor developments Interior holders.
range Of contract prices IN the local market
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
BALTIMORE sTooks.
IRON AND METAL TRADES.
s-The Iron Age" says;

Activity has centred IN The last two weeks in the
Eastern pig markets. where buyers have taken hold
covering requirements for the third quarter. In
some cases these have extended throughout the last
Quarter, and in others the second quarter Is in
Guided. During the last two weeks Eastern Penn
syvania mills have bought about 900 of basic
pig for delivery during the third quarter chiefly,
the price having been so delivered and upward
Some additional business is pending Foundry IN
forests have continued buy for forward de-
livery among them the largest concerns, who seem
to have confidence IN Tho future Present prices
are regarded by many in the trade dangerously
high for the basis of distant commitments. and
vet II IS the consumer who is to take his
chances. Southern makers have advanced their
price the third quarter from ST 80 TO SIS for No
3 foundry, Birmingham, and have booked some tom
mage at that The situation in the South is grow
tng more serious through inadequate transportation
facilities and scarcity Of labor Iron is accumuat
ing at the furnaces which is sCrely needed by dis
tant smelters. and the delivery OF raw material
seams TO be becoming more and more precarious.
There has been less activity tn foreign foundry
;ron lately The Middlesborough market showed
some decline but has rallied again on heavy buy
fng Rail makers have been booking some addi-
ttonal good orders among them 190 900 tons for the
rexas Railway 1900 tons additional for the Great
Northern 700 tons for the Spokane INLAND, and
6ngA tons for the Monon road. There is an inquiry
N The market FOR lot Of $500 tons from West
eru road Eastern plate makers have been forced
again 10 put up their prices at s. ton. making
tfe third OF IKE amount during the current month
THE n1e nllfacfurers state that while they loath
% take such action they forced TO It through
rising costs.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
Financial.
OFFICE OF THE
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER 8 PITTSBURGH RAIL
way COMPANY.
SO Wall Street New York. December 18Th. 1soa
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

30 WsII Street, New Decsllu1r 100rS
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice Is hereby given that IN pursuance OF resolutions
adopted by its stockholders and directors the Buffalo
Rochester Pittsburgh Railway Company has transferred
to the Mahoning Investment Company. corporation or
the Of Maine right title and interest OF the
Railway Company OF Rochester & Pitts
burgh Coal Iron Company. n Consideration OF stock
Mahontns Investment Company 70 the amount Of
Of s4125OOO The stock Of the Aahoning Invest
Company will distributed the holders Of
the preferred Bualo Rochester
& FfttscuFsh Railway Company OF record Thursday
December 2oth. 1905 at three M. and each stock
holder will receive by mail. about December 2Tth
1905 temporary certificates representing stock OF the
MahOning Investment Company equivalent 20 Twenty-Five
per cent OF the value OF his holdings OF Buffalo,
Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Corpanys stock. IN
cordanoe with the OF notice mailed this day to
each stocnolder Additional copies of this notice be
obtained upon application at this office.
By order OF the Board.
J. H. HOCART. Secretary. A G. YATES. President.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

s fH @paa5 Sro5 a9S Vas "a zG GseGy qaqanga l for
o4s sue aEssts Were t?egFaP1sd c@est6a
=! !9Eo sales Bales Gayestoa 0ae s TsssaRSs5
6e sales 700 Sao HSg@is Hom5so6 o1aS ssa llSo lever
Norfo, GoG easy unchanged a 1905 sales 200 bales
553, Bait1oEe noa gnohapsed @ Augusta @ stsS S1fS
sfs9ay i- -Gs vdHRs Sa5si da 'tS aSd eSE eSSS
1Osc. Estimated receipts at leading po1,s iCweE AZ
A. A. Hogs5o9 Dd aa 70 5000 against Il 18i last
69-eS aganss II 4$9 last and $50 last year and
last week 4555 last year ''V00 against 12SlA
, Gotto ba,I5s ssh9ngo special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
American I2 600 Mdding Upland 669 EigS I9 bales Bales
9gt az nd 20 sfoqy 70 points higher closed very steady
fr R5 32Iad;
5371ad MayJune 5.Sehd; June-July 590i5d: JuIyASy,
obc 30d osobeT GiDe - 3
FLOUR AND MBAL-The market for -four con-
tnHes guet with prices abou, steady Purchases to-day
5 grade TntsT change Spring ing p9t. 9E
winter IS 1o Extra No 42 81 So extT@ 10
g 70 arrive RYE FLGUR R99ad seeady a. GotS4 ~ tS
coIEAL STEADY; s49tgd KIN @ drisd, e.
and yeiioW 81 A a5 cum qp0ted Fine White
M s9aSdy o ssady & &gnoted Western spring
@ aoH 20 20 (aa prompt shipment; city bran $2l
a m a9g 5 ss o d hGny s:h0R ss2 80 bulk 20
GRAiN@WH92TWII bearsb 'SR Rogar,o oabr. g., oor
do aeo of & S ts 8oa in 5hS 9 aned
prices bsng lowest for the day Speculative trade had
much OF tho holiday appearance to be expected at this
greater At times New York was relatively weaker dan
the West notably around the opening. easy public
showed steadnees on the lightness OF Northwest re-
eeipts These footed only a25 oars compared With
50 cars asaiast last year F0r s T'StRs TRis
Influence served hold prices quite steady and even
oaI market joined but eventually with room traders
less bullish than previously disposed TO unload b-
fore hs government report, the uadertone was easily
hns harvesting prospects, and prices way rapidly
the downward tendency OF prices notw1thstandng sea
board wheat -four cearanoes reached 5000 bush
GE e Oi sre for an sdos of S4 hs & fO a.
Berlin. were al dull and somewhat easier Primary
year ago Tie export trade amounted TO 70 loads all
o1tpors Cash wheat closed barely steady the
NorJlorn Duluth, s4Hso and No. hard winter. 1870
G 1 Buffalo CORN-EverythnR in the market
tendency OF prices stronsy checked by
the afternoon heavness in wheat which stArtsd
tions that eft apai prices IL New York partly 3to
and the whole trend OF interior points
10 the sect that railroads seemed unable handle
the renent heavy farm offerings Tor nearby shipment
reporR IN fact. said the blockade was liely 20
less acute for the rest Of the winter At the
time export business was checked by very low
bids abroad and only los us reported Te In
terror consisted OF 10000 bush. compared
aosed 6Sc elevator and olo shoat NO white $40
ara No 2 yellow, 9slse atoat oAGS-After stsadi-
Ests and selling b cash houses although he NORTH
20 to e. ~ ss4ssse natpFaI White 90 % g m $3.50
sc ana clipped white SO 10 y 70. een 9s4cs RYE
MSs oSs aass s ss dsysrS New i Kew GFi I
Naet sesag 5sssnE tSS and mating sssase
100 10. -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

nsns change IN hay Tor the week The ruxhsp
frrsgIAr usual az the holiday Prices. ho~
svar hold CD weE RecsiDts foF the week nst w
quote: Prime large bales per 100 -. noSnnaly 81 u
we Qaoss long rye steady a. eoQe5 Receipts ot s anA
to-day: E-e Rairoa6. $50; Pennsyivsria RAIroac fS
D-aware, tsckawarna 8 Western Rallroad 1905 LshixS
Valley Railroad. 9S0s Baltimore q Onlo aaxlrcat Sc
Central Eansose q New Jersey. 1.os rsvu oo<sS 5G
total 1.c1o tonS total for the 22S toQs, 2se
c-ip.s Of straw. 50 tons; rscspts tor tho sT0
Tos6o Ds9 ie.-SrQYER alcED, cash. ss %; psosu>>
Ri r a. 8 B; &R1.i6 z s~ss AAsaAs s~Ss 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
FtnanciaL Meetings.

TyaE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of The Fidelity and Casualty Company OF New York
election of inspectors
and for the transaction OF other business
shall before rhe meeting win be held ths
Offices Of the Company Nos 9T-103 Cedar Sres IN ehs
City New York Tuesday the 1st day OF January.
1907, 1sv Slock the polls TO remain until
1870 O'Clock p II.
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF NEW
ROBT. J. HIILAS,
Vice-Pres-SeorecAry.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20

BOSTON CURB MARKET.
O.ratsd by J. Thomas Reinhardt No Is Wall street.
New York and No 10 Exchange Place, Boston)
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
lNRANE. EpwARp A-IN PURsuANcE oy ~

(ylANE EDWARD AN PURSUANCE OF Az
~ order 0f Hon Fra1k FitzgeTald. a Surrogate q
County OF New York. notice Is hereby
persons having claims against Edward A. Crane. iase x
Ihs County Nav York deceased 20 present tns
with vouchers thereof % The suoscrfoers. AZ
Grape d lockwood. az No 40 Wall Street. in sns Bo<s
Ough OF Manhattan IN the City Of New xc~k.
fore 9TH DAY OF April psxt
Datsa New York me arr Day OF oetooer, 1904
SARAH GRAY CRANE. ALEXANDER M. cRAnxA
CRANE LOCKWOOD Attorneys for Executors. 90
Ciy.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-20
Trust Companies.
Bowling Green Trust Co.,

70 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Capital, sl,OO0.0O0. Surplus, S,0O0,0OO
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR 1st Vice-Prssident
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd viee-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM M. LAWS = = Secretary
DIRECTORS
Charles P. Armstrong, John A. Hilton,
Frank Brainard, Myron 7. Herrick,
Harry Bronner, Edward I. Jefery,
Franklin O. Brown, Wm. Willis Merrill,
Robert G. Clowry, Winslow s. Pierce,
Edmund G. Converse, Dick S. Ramsay,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B. Schenok,
Grenville NJ. Dodge, Andrew Squire,
A. Goepel, William H. Taylor,
Edwin Gould, Edward r. Thomas,
Frank J. Gould, John P. Truesdell,
George j. Gould, E. F. O. Young.
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Dry Dock Savings Institution,

sfl and ssS BowERY. Cor. sd St. NEW YORK.
The Trustees have declared dividend for the sx
months ending December a. 1906 on all deDosita an
utisc thereto under the bylaws the rate Of FOfR
per cent Per annun all exceeding Three
1907 -
Deposits made before January 10 VIII Be en-
titled 20 interest from January / 1907
ANDREW MILLS. Prssidsae
CHARLES NIIEHLINC. Secretary
WA. +. PATTERSON. Asst Secretary.
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Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square (1f22 Broadway.
HARLEM BRANCyH. .LenOX ave, 1eSr1
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TERMS BEGINNING NOW.
UyUTOR Wellesley ColIege graduate study
IL al Harvard Columbia universities. bread teach
ing experience prepares college; elementary
subjects; backward pupils speciality Miss AYRES ~
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SnrrogateS Notices.

Il @. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF NsV
York, notice ts hereby given 70 all psrso2s having
claims against Henry Thompson late az StsEnsord-
Fairfield County, Conn. deceased. PRESENT
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber, place
os tran sacxing business No Wall Street 10 ths City
o. New York, before the 18th day OF next
Dated Nav York. ths Ten day OF November. 1900.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND yfsUsr coAcs
PANT, Executor
W. T. EaihiET. AEEsrn~y for Executor. 50 Wan ssr.-s
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CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS.

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