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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05
READING SYSTEM
NEW Jersey CENTRAL R. r.

sTATIoNsI Foot Liberty St, n r
Time shown below Is from Liberty St. West 23d Sc
leaves 10 minutes earlier noted by desgnatinR
marks
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUCR,
-CHUNK-E4.O0 G.15 Easton). G1O A. Nj. 1.20s 40
800 (b0 45 Easton onlyl P. III. Sum- z42O A. NJ LOO
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-e.1o A. NJ. L2a
800 p II. SUNDAYS. 24.30 A. ID. 300 P. NJ -
NEGAT-z4OO $40 A NJ, 49, a60O. x6 -0S Qakewooti
and Lakehurst kS4O. 49, II. Sundays. $50 A n.
CDs0 Lakewood LakehurstJ
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 A NJ, kf3-4O P d.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS-zAoo
$50 113O A. NJ. x120. g445. $50. $50. j120 OF. SUM-
days. except Ocean Grove. 400. 600 A NJ. 4O0<
AfIa4NTTc HLDs. sEABR1GHT MONMOUTH BcE.
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4O0. 1880, $40. 11-3O A NJ
80. 40 $780, $50 P. NJ Sundays, 800 A Nd
PHfEADEf.PHIA-.z4.a MOO. msOO. 900, m'looS-
s11.0O A NJ m'12 co. m1OO, 400 IS 90. 400 m'5oo
m"6OO. 100, 1890. $500 $40 30 P. NJ. 10 mdt
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-s;0o m'1oOo 'l2oo
ms2 90, mt'40 90, 600 700 .1i2 Is - -
1AMSPORT-l 900. z43O, ts;Oo $40, 1000 lloo
A. NJ. Reading only. SIl1.oo. 20. TOO p r. Reea-
ing, Pottsvile Harrisburg only, taco 800 ISO P ID
sDaiIy. fDaly except Sunday sSundays EPerlof
cars only ilVa Tamaqua. aExcspt Saturdays nDinina
zsaturdays only: sFrom Liberty St only , =.
ei2 20 p NJ, E4.3O P. NJ. t115O p NJ. k3.20 P. NJ
OfHces: Liberty West 23d St, Aston HOUSE. 26e
ss4 1900 1854 Broadway. 1s2 9th Ave- Isl 9TH Ave- -
Unon Square West 279S 80 Ave- 279 West 12th st. 2ss
Columbus New York: S42 34S. S4f $50 Bulton s
Brooklyn $50 Broadway. Williamsburg New York Trans
yIce-P-es e Cen Mgr Gen. Pass'F AEena-
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oTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRApH.

Chicago, Jan. 4--CATTLE-Receipts $500 head: mar
ket Zoe higher prime steers So 25f1S8
So 90GS4 10; helfers 81 25a$5; bulls S2a$4 IO
calves 50 509SS So: stockers and feeders 50 4O$2
HOGS-Reoepts $4,000 head market loo higher; choice
to prime heavy s. 2595 S5 medium to good heavy So 20
9S5 30; butchers weight, So 5GS5 rs; good choice
heavy mixed 50 2oqS5 25; packing, S5q$5 20 SHEEP
sheep 81 5o$6 yearlngs. s69$8 So; lambs 25GS7
Cincinnati Jan. 4.--HOGS lower; butchers and ship
pers So 40 common 8 258S5 % CATTLE slow fair TO
good shippers 81 I0qS4 50; common. s2QS2 S. SHEEP
strong $SQ$5 %. LAMBS steady. sass.
East Buffalo, jan 4-CATTI1E-R light: steady;
prime steers s. 4o9s5 49, shipping steers 81 1885 S5
butcheI 81 36G$5 20; hefers, SO 254S4 So 50 75
81 go bulls 81 5000 20 stockers and feeders S8G$4 s0
active. So 50GS9 90 HOGS-Receipts 5000 head fairly
active about steady; heavy mixed So 50S5
Workers. 50 55S5 So pigs 55Q$5 65 roughs. "a COG
q 70; stays, $39$3 30. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts,
900 head sheep active lambs slow 5000 lower; lambs
90 5gS7 80 few IS; yearngs. SO 50$T; wethers 50 500
So ewes 50 pass 30; sheep. mixed S3S5 so; Canada
lambs, 81 25fST 90; Western lambs, 81 5O6l$7 20
Kansas City. Jan. 4.-CATTIE-Receipts, $500 head
including 500 Souherns Fed steers weak 100 lower;
other cattle strong and active Choice export and dressed
beef steers So 25GS6; fair good $44$5 Western
50 6od$6; stocers and feeders S3S4 30; South
ern steers 81 5O$4 60j Southern cows $2S3 % native
cows S2S4 native heifers 81 75QS4 3d. bulls, Sc $50
81 so; calves $39$e 70 HoGs-Receipts, 10000 head;
S. 1895 % packers SIS 1OG$5 22 pigs and lights "a 65
Zoe Native lambs S6dST 60; Western, SO TO fed
ewes yearngs 81 509S6 yearlings So
Q$6 SOL Western sheep 81 60q$6 10 stockers feeders
SO 506S5.
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribuno.I

INV TeIegraph
Chicago. Jan 4-The commodity markets were all
strong to begin with to-day and lost nothing Of the
frmness as the session progressed. In the end
wheat and corn had each gained quarter OF a
cent oats were firm. without much alteration In
price, and provisions added from lZ1sc 10 zoc 10
pork, 1Oc to lard and from 11sc TO loc 10 lids
I-ntavorabIe news from Argentina, higher cables
and support by Armour and other bulls gave the
wheat market strength from the start In the do
nestle situation the feature was the delay IN the
movement Of the crop on account of the recent
storms There buying by local traders out the
hull enthusiasm was short lived. Local receipts
were 10 cars compared with II the day year
ago Estimate of to-morrow's local receipts i
cars May closed at Sss4c, selling as high as s9sc
and as low as SS5sc. July sold from S4lzc to a'sc
closing at B49sc.
mem of the crop opened firm without any material
change in price, but gradually sffened in syInpa-
thy with the advance In wheat Local receipts were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05

1s9 cars. of which six were contract grade snip
-. hence were 226 900 bushels: estimate OF to-
,orrovv's local receipts, 227 cars May closed at
tba ton 44atc to 4g7sc. The lowest was 4412c July
cold rom 44Ttc to $780, closing at the latter price
The oats market continued duh and quiet. with
BUSINESS entirely local and of scalping character
80 he1d Arm in sympathy with other grains
T2acents were 1S5 cars with 145 estimated for to-
-,orrovy shipments hence were 4210O0 bushels.
prices in the sample market were 40 TO 20 higher
January closed at the low point ahc The highest
Vas g11lc May sold from S2ssc down to S2l4c. clos
ing at the latter price
There was an active trade IN provisions with
prices showing a firm tendency. Disappointing re-
CENTS Of hogs caused active covering OF shorts
7,hra vas some buying OF an Investment character
IN orders from outside sources, May pork sold
from S1e S7I to S2 80. OF $2 S. and reacted 10
81 Sil Nav lard sold from 81 So to 81 STA. Ribs
sold from 81 421a to 81 - 10 81 47lS, and eased or
10 81 IS Hog receipts were 1900 head and prices
at the yards were &c to sQc hspsn~--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05
wool QUIET, BUT SOUND.

The year opened with a quiet but steady
market The situation regarded healthy
and supplies within a small compass the
vailing feeling is that within there will be
ough cleaning OF such woods remain before
the woods will begin to be available Trade is usl-
ally quiet just this time year, and 1t is quiet
now, good many of ting wOrsted consumers are
waiting to how their goods going take before
ordering large
Holders Of woods encouraged that the
markets. especially those abroad. have held well as
they have Much the territorial wool which Is left
in the market is the higher WOOL that IS 1t has cost
the dealer high having been carried long, and the
holder does not feel though he could mako
slons in prices and does not believe that he will
there said evidence a greater DISPOSE
to make favorable to the buyer, and
business is said be pending in blood stock at
prices which understood to be somewhat less than
previous asking figures but in the absence OF business
there is yet general reduction of values. Woods
grading g and u blood hold UP we'll concessions
talked of this class Of stock.
Manufacturers do rule like green
woods, but stocks have been well cleaned UP during
the last and the demand for fabrics has
been good that consumers have felt obliged to
secure their woods they could; and with the
be ready buyers Of them this This view Of the
situation has already and
California buying attention,
Prices during the last week Domestic-Ohio XXX
and above 35Q3535c: do No l No 2. washed,
$4,000; do washed deaine 37c fine unwashed and un-
merchantabIe. 26g29c x. g and " blood unwashed.
32935c; Texas, 23Q26c; California, 27Q29Ac Oregon,
22G24c; Territory 18@27c; pulled woods 80q52c secured
woods 47G5Oc; miscellaneous. 11G2Tu. Foreign-Aus-
tTaan and NewZealand 39lG44c South American 351 O
SEC: Monevtdeo 85Q3535c; carpet woods, 1S45G37c.-
american Wool and Cotton Reporter.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
eenERAL MARKET REPoRT.

New-Y orS. January T. lSua
crE-The coffee market showed rather a Teactl on
Cs5rrv and the buliisl reports Of the previous ca
~ IN be bringing comparatively niue AESsn So
seseo -g,114an cables did respond 70 the american
port uI|s-se5av and the local market opened steady
ns Ssnred prices 10 decline Of points mere was
81 .a+eeref realizing and prices eased on sNgnly
fs ,Es middle session when the range ar one tiIAe
e1.-t a net loss OF practically TO 10 points, ous
sneNsS -. rIoea the tone grew rler On reneWs OF
.I,no-+ ana the finally steady net IN
ps - points higher Sales reported OF a. i9u
re European markets opened higher cut lost tile
- 80 closed about unchanged, Neither DID the
s- ,1erets betray bullish Interpretation OF ths
s visible supply statement ar7 the estimate OF me
ns-v rrcepts 70 reis higher, but santos
.snIas-ss Unchanged Receipts were shade over the
ass ~ wear ago with the ports reporting 1900
-. against 10000 year and the uIlolahy wv
~ rsznst 5000 bags last season Warehouse dehv
sss were lighter being little less than 'VO oass az
=. y,-F on Wednesday. Tho market for spot cotfee
Ss auiet and unchanged the basis OK She fer Rio
yeT 80. - -. -, ,,.-y.+ -
-rrs follows:
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS. Z

NeW-York, January J. 4Soo.
mac There is quiet jobbing trade
BEANS and occasional export inquiry chiefly Tor ed
dPeys Receipts continue very ,dnG o make generally
per Of bging Of choice lots California d % te e
9En 10 5e We quote: beans Fa5 sS DO 90 medium
PEI busae S2 10; do pen 10 do fair TO geo IS al
90; red kidney 566s3 S5: 81 So lima
do black turtle SSS % GREEN PEAS. Scotch choice
Her bnshei 81 s0dSl 3D. -, 500 nles The market has
B - ioSased frnness the betleE Ii 20
developed seng interests do not think SIM
% any material change in quoIa'GJS st Of the fancy
uoh ~ is spoken for by regular taq' thew secure any
dealers would nave ~ az Grades 21c doWnwaIl
. 1,s ~ from 2ih 24o remain gus"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool jan 4--Closing-wHEAT-sp steady; No
red Western winter, 6s "a futures steady; March.
new easy at As AID; American mixed old quiet at
Cd; quiet; 2hadi March, As 2ed;
May. IS 3D. PEAs-Canadian steady at IS ord FLO R
st. fancy winter steady 9s Cd HOPS in Lon
don Pacific Coast quiet e 10sgf3 los BEEF quiet;
extra India mess. rs Cd PORK easy; prime mess,
Western 70s. HAMS-Short cut, IL o 16 10, quiet
44s Cd BACON dull: Cumberland cut % to so 10. 43si
rib 10 "a 10. AS Cd clear mtddles. light
% to "a 10 as Cd long clear niddle heavy 80 to 40 ~
i to 16 10 ass Cd. observation-disclosures IL to 10 10,
quiet 37s L4ARD-Prime Western, in tierces dull at
3Ss refined in pals, quiet at 39s 3D.. BUTTER
steady; United States io2s; good United States
e0s. srong American finest white, $751; Arlert
finest colored 65g TALLOW-Prtnse city steady a.
Common steady at 9s Cd Observation-Disclosures steady
I'D IINSEED OIL strong 22s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05

AZ midday slight reactions occurred as result Of the
increase or f5lSOo0 bush worlds stocks the week
according 70 Bradsreets,' compared with decrease
last year or 2SoO00 bush, later replaced
Dy further strength buyng
erfng by The element opposed early
IN the gay. The slight setback the
stoned by realizing. Owing light Northwest receipts
the totaI interior movement only GA 600 bush
pared with 0oo,Ooo bush last year. The
closed points higher Berlin partly Il up
budapest points higher. while the export business
amounted TO 26 loads A BroomhalI cable that
cial permission expected for additional
OF 10000 bush wheat into Portugal cash market
IN New-Hork closed firm follows No 2 red Oh &c
elevator, and 1870. o sfoat No Northern Duluth
20 &c afloat CORN-The market was likewise
pretty firm all day. closing New-York AGesc net
higher. Its main influences Of hRssd
at Liverpool rains in the central belt
buying light offerings and the wheat Recefpts
at Chicago under tho estimates primary arrivals
asgregated $4,000 bush compared with 1154ooO bush
The seaboard clearanoes dropped to ara ono
bush, no at all being cleared from baltimore ON
export account the gales o loads corn in New
York closed at 5T1ac for old in elevator
Q ahoat; No white at 51Ao No 2 yellow nt
6OS<c, b ehoat OATS-The market ady all
day without much change IN prices While following
other markets to extent fair sales commission
houses checked tendency for advance cash
market IN New-York steady follows: Mixed
% to b N. S6k gaze natural white 30 ~ 37l[6
3sc and clipped white &c to 40 ~ 40941hc: RYE
Market nominal: No 2 Western. 74o New-Yorl,
BARLEY-Mar!e steady: feeding, 41c ana mailing. Il
aS2o, Q Buffalo. observation-disclosures quiet &c
nominal. delivered Nev-Yori
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Citations.
NTDT on NEW VI

SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK, TRIAL
- to be had IN County Of NewEork. Morton Trust
Company as substituted trustee under Of Charles
Hause deceased. for the benefit Of Margaret ston and
remandermen plaintiff, against George J. Sto Charlotte
Ecksen Albert stol individually and assignee OF the
Hauselt. deceased, Gustav solI Louis stOll Andrew
Hauselt and Charles Edward Hauselt defendants
To the above named defendants each Of them
You are hereby summoned to answer the COM
nlaInt in this action and COPY Of your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
eFfe- y of this exclusive the
Of sergicei and in Of your failure appear or
answer Judgment will be taken against by default
for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated Sd November. 1905
LUIS JAMES PHELPS. Paintirs Attorney. Once and
Postof1ce Address, No. 80 Nassau-sL, Borough OF
Manhattan, New-Yorx City.
To George ]. Stol Albert Stoh. Gustav Stoll Louis
Charlotte Ecksein, Gefeudan above namedi
The foregoing served upens by pubca-
ton pursuant TO a. order OF Hon. EdWErd B. Amend.
one Of Justices OF the Court OF the State
New-Yorl dated 18th day Of November, 1905, and
fled the complaint in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
County New-York tbs County Court House in the
Borough OF Manhattan in the City Of NeETorS the
18th day o November. 1905.
Nevv-York, Goth November, 1908.
JAMES PHELPS Attorney for Plaintiff, 81 Nassau
st. Manhattan Borough. New-YOrk City.
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fsir cGnge special Liverpool cablesSpot cotton,
export 100 oongi sales 600 lales speculation and
bales eli .ae American. 90 bales; receipts. 1900
opened sssElcan mic-ling upland. 621d; futures
an d,s.s, point higher On near and points higher
OF o. PAtioLs. closed at 94lO points advance
airy and Leu -onts and points higher Janu-
8arc-a-rT ebFuary. 6l21. FebruaryMarch 610di
June,JuIy oS4Soi April May. 622i; May-June, 25d;
6Iss o~0a: July-4uglst 27d: Auglst-S teTnber,
$50 e1loeF0ctobeT $3.50; October Nov eTnber,
more demand. - leceaDer, sod ManchesterYaTns.
Kansas strS AZ AEAL-outsids OF fair trade in
Prices boiS -. % Cay. Buyers continue Indifferent
s4706ff -. steady and unchanged. Spring patents,
patents 81 winter strsights, SO 90 PEA TO- winter
ira No =, oVi spring clears SS 60 1S3 So
tS5GI5 u - 70 "a s. p, and extra No. winter,
70 good 81 saHS LIE FLOUR steady Quoted: Fair
CORN .o02 e. TO- choice 80 fancy 81 $50 81 40
bs 10 brsr1@ EIsScy. Quoted: Kiln dried $3.50 TO-
white and bAC MEAL steady. Quoted. Fine
Western an 81 z0i Coarse. 81 144 81 FEED,
Standard CITY firm Quoted Western, SIS IS;
So 81: eu taollng. sls 25 do s2I 80; red dog
fls 50 January Shipment city bran SIS 30 bulk
EOgINy indo1lng, SIe so S2S so: red dog s24 sol
NEAL ts1 "a 'oF' III 80 bulk; SzZ75 sacks. OIL
vtesI tos El1AT-The character Of the demand for
tEd closed % 80 good that prices further gains
traction ~ we above the previous night or within a
nrke1s ha,yt- Ost point Cor the day From outside
Northwest ioefs numerous notably from the
ett Conditions LOUIS latter being attended by reports
Wheat alfbo "s not altogether favorable for winter
meationuV ne Price Current in it's review white
having fo3s claims OF damage from freezing and
sad therefore general prospects practically unchanged
tie 80 nat stocks Increased s50 600 t5,s -
lckiag IN Dat also noted that the nour trade ,as
Increase of more mills in commission and further
lsed I'd me- ~ cash wheat The Liverpool market
"a oonSro aatiler in Argentina later de1fs5 -
-9-s-els their first arrsaranoe az sfrsSs.b
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TlHE PEOPLE OF THE sTATE OF NEW

= York by the grace Of God independent to
Ellen Brookes Brown, Martha 3. Brown, Elsie
J. Douglas Brown. Herbert P. Brown, Elliot c Brown
Ainsworth Brown Smith. John Spohr and Alfred
b. Robinson Trustees Elliot c Brown and Marion
smith Chaplin Homo for the Aged Infrn the
city Of York St Marys Hospital for Children
of The City York, Association Homo
for INDECENT Christian Females IN City York
and persons interested in Estate Joseph
Brown Of the County New York deceased as
of kin otherwise
ing; each of hereby cited required
personally to appear our Surrogate of the
County OF New York. the surrogates Court OF said
County held at the County Court House IN County
Of York the 9Th day Of February 1906, half
there attend judicial settlement OF the account Of
proceedings Of John Spohr and Alfred B Robinson,
Executors Of the last VIII and Testament OF said
ceased such Of hereby cited,
OF twenty-ons years are required TO by
appear apply for 20 be appointed IN the
If YOUR neglect do guardian ap-
pointed the Surrogate to represent and for IN
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of the
Surrogates' Court of the said County OF New
York TO Be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon
n. FRANK IT, FITZSERAID, O Surrogate OF
County, the County Of New York, the
December, In the OF Lord
SA0 JAMES A. DONNELLY,
Clerk Of the SurroEates Court.
JOSEPH H. STAFFORD. Attorney for Petitioners IS
V-aiS wv CITY
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&c Of contract prices IN tie local market to-

Ie local market fo- SPOT cotton quiet and 10 points
1sher On the basis 11.gJc utGCiilg upland and
--Slc FOR midd1g CUT southern SPOT markets were
eraphed as follows: Norfolk firm unchanged at II 3gc;
se -Ss ba Baltimore nominal, &c higher 81 11S4c;
3 LOUIS quiet unchanged 1l1sc: Mobile firm IN
Ssgeq al II 56ci sales 2Jn hales- Savannah steady
~ lgher at u IlGc: sa-es tales Charleston nT.
e,h:hAEged az nAc; Galveston steady, unchanged at
:! 3--loc NsT-'Orlea1s very steady 80 higher at
!! 4--lbc Gales 1850 bales. Wilmington steady, q
sler az IL Estimated receipts leading points for
y7-1E' At Houston. 4uGJ J0po bales against 4Ss2
s week AID GoT hales Tart year; Galveston, 70Go
:. eVv0 oa-es against s65l week and 5,9O2 last
go ana Al NeVg-JrlesLs goo 5000 bales against
e2s7 LAST week and 3 Isl 6st year.
hespts 81 the ports interior points to-day com
Fe.ta win NE ,Yael. arld last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05
NAVAL STORES.

quiet somewhat easier mare was noted nd I9e
Tpi T3Ssn was steady and unchanged selling modeT-
taiy we'll on the basis Of S. 60 to So 20 for common 20
asS +rained Tar ruled steady. with 50 asked for OH
bt and on that fairly large sales movement was
"TTTTRPfSTNE spirits, oil and machine hbs e7fG6s'-
I6sTNConaon to good strained So e51$3 Io D g 70
asa 20; f. "a 1894 30 q 2CgSA 90 o. - - 90 ga N
e. e. q 2 " w g So 20 and " W, SO 6O8sO 10.
STOCK ON HAND
RoSi NIX
Spirits turpentiue. bbls. ia
go
ttnarIsston Jan. 4-TURPENTINE and RosTN-Noth-
ing doing. , ,r,-Dr,r-,-7,y,yr Nothing doing CSC
nast sale January receipts 1885, shipment 60 61of5
and .. s3 40; D. So AS Z. So 3d. F. SO 527s: -,
"a *. n SO co; l. So So X 81 45: n, 81 %; NJ % 4''
Wilmington jan 4sPIRITs TuRPENIINa33 stead az
&. a. rafs3rt 10 ROSIN firm, So so bid receipts Ia;
TAR firm 81 so; receipts, 1874. CRUDE TukPE-N4l
,i+1r 81 so "a 80 81 90; receipts, "A IN IT,.
rosin IT, bbls -,->-,-,>,,- c.tr,+. Al, eS ROSIN
American strained Ss Sd; hne. ISs o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05
Stock ON HAND.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. January 4, 1900
cars or 50 hesd: a5 Ior WITH
,5c5erate receipts expected tomorrow IheIe was
tads in dressed at fully sustained prices oi a. sr
FOR d choice native sides No IatS-
nj advices received the cattle and Deer
exports livestock or fresh meats
from this port Gay Friday. -. 5fr.o. n
We're l. head. when "e'
the slaughter house trade in 1--we caves ior I,
Syantn9Ily steady for all sorts OF calves
5 ,yere e14o per n for city dressed yeal5 sgl~o
cor country dressed and 57o for dressed barnyaa saa
az afIE9E.P AND IAAMBS-Receipts were esIs " "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR dull; PRICES
easy. WHEAT-NO 2 spring S38S7ci No 3. S2GS0c; No
red s999Oc. CORN-No ? 425tc; No 2 Yellow 42a5c;
OATS-N0 ? 31Ho; No white. 33q33$c No white SO
No / Northwestern. 81 49, CLOFER-Contract grade,
313 15GS13 25. PORK-Mess. per Dbl, S13 61gtS13 20
i.ARD-Per 100 10 81 As. CUT MEATS-Short ribs sides
Qoose) 81 I5QS7 short clear sides (boXed) 81 0SV
81 621a .WHISKEY-Basis OF high wines 81 30 On the
Produce Exchange to-day the BUTTER market was hrr
mark cases Included 1Sa23c sts. 22c prime hrsts 20c;
extras &c. CHEESE steady.
Duluth jan 4-C1ose: WHEAT, No Northern SAC;
No Northern. Size; May. s6%c; July, STAG
Milwaukee Jan. 4-WIiEAT No Northern, S61a9
Size; No 2 Northern S3as5c; May sax gs33sc BYE
No i G7lkc BARLEY, No 3 Boo sample 3I529o4 &c.
CORN. May. 4424c asked
Ninneapolis Jan. 4-WHEAT, May, $3.50; July, 8!ls0
S7ssc: No hard Northern, S4]sc No Northern slS5c
FLOUR first patents 81 50gS4 co. second patents Se
BRAN in bulk. $l3 6O4$l3 90
Philadelphia. Jan. WHEAT. firm 34o higher higher
January IS Il Q4s&c. OATS firm: No. white natural
ana No white clipped. 3Sc. BUTTER firm extra
Western creamery. 271sc; extra nearby prints SVc
EGGS quiet; nearby fresh and Western freesh, zoo
at mark CHEESE, unchanged New YORK full cream
fancy I4c; do full choice 10 4 1870 do fair
81 COO ID in sacks; wheat. 1900 bush; corn iVyU
bush. oats so goo Shipments-Wheat, 1900 BUSH
corn O. 700 bush; oats, 1880 bush
St louis jan 4-CIose: WHEAT. No 2 red cash
eOa92c. No hard, s4Qs912c; May, sIsc; July, S2ttc
CORN No cash &c; May, 429ag421sc; July - nc
OATS No 81 iac May, 327sc; No whte' % nc
Toledo Ian 4-CLOVERSEED. cash and January
IS o. February SIS 80 March, IS 40 APRIL IS 1o TIM
OTHY. 81 G2l2; ALSIhE. IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05
nHE People OF TIE STATE OF NEW

- York by the grace God free and indepsndent.-
To Jane Reilly. Ellen Kerrigan, Thomas G. Haygthorn
Hammer Featherston, Jennie Boland
Margaret Dun Iavnia Tomplins Lillian E Ryan Eliza
Jane johnson Mary Ann Flynn. Alice Kemp Francis n
Samuel BosvvIcE the Of kin OF Joseph
GouIding. deceased send greeting: Whereas; Samuel
the city of New York has lately applied
TO the surrogates Court Of County q New York to
hove certain instrument writing relating to personal
property duly proved the last VIII and Testament Of
Joseph Gouding late OF the County Of New York de-
therefore you OF cited to appear
beore the Surrogate County Of New York at his
oG1cs The County Of Jew York. the 18th day OF
ebrlsry one thousand nine hundred and six at half
O'clock Of that day, then and
there 10 the probate Of the Raid last VIII ana
Testament And such OF you as are hereby cited as are
tbe OF required to &p-
near by your guardian II you have or II you have
amply TO be appointed, In
TIE event OF your neglect failure to do guardian
viii he appointed by Surrogate TO represent ana ac
for you the proceeding: o., -. A.. g.,
IL ~ rogate's Court OF said County Of New York to
~ sI he hereunto AFFIXED. Witness Hon Frank 7.
- 80 Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of our said County OF
Nav York at county the 22d day OF December IN
~ our Lord one thousand nine hundred and i've
the yea - ~ 1850 JAMES a. DONNELLsY,
Clerk Surrogate's Court