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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo Jan. 24-CATTLE-F cei9ts 200 head;
fairly active and hrTut prime steers :. s'9e5 "li
shipping steers 81 % butchers s. 51S5 l0 heites
s. Jo4St %: cows g 5gaSt a. ea- 1865 S s s =.
FlarruLs head. slow and 7ralty. 50 -f So
U0GS-Eecsiprs. 200 head; slow l0s lower heaFy
S. 20 stays So 2GTS4 SHEEP AND LANBS-teceip-s.
500 head sheep active and steady lambs slow 6tlac
higher lambs Sc IS. 50 so yerlnss, 50 COG
50 %: weLhers 50 5oGS6; cWeF So s' %, sheep mixed
Chicago Jan. 24-CATTLE- ce-pts. 2200'. market
dull prices weak. common ~ prime steors - +S6 ovi
cows SgGSf 40. he!fers So 2JIS5. bulls S2QS+ calves
Sass. zto-lzers feeders 81 4oHs4 go HoGS-fte-
SIS 8GaS5 So good heavy s. 5u4SS 90 butcher
T1ISJ GTz good 20 choice heavy mixed - 90
us 60. hacking s. 8JG5 J7i1. SHEEP-Feceluts. p Oo'
STEADY sheep 81 504S4 S. yeariHgs SoSS6 'o' lambs
'ctaeinnsu Jan 24-HoGs generally higher. butch
ers shippers s. 70E$I T7-si common 81 $3.50 30
CATTLE steady fair 10 good shirDeEE sac 90 comm H.
S2GS2 30. SHEEP steady SSgS3 D. LAMBS steady
Union stock Yards. Pittz1urs Jan. q ATTIE-sur-
ply fair slow: choice 81 -sSo 5 prime SO
fe-vies s. 80aS6. medium and heavy yorkeEs So % 2
81 lG- UEht workers. and pigs So roushs 81 o01@o TO-
IHEEP-Suppiy light. market sl-aly, prime "sy-t-a
a. 1896. 81 JgG>e 20 choice spring ana la-o7
Essss C1ty Jan. 24.--AT ---Ec-TeceiPts. 1000
Including 200 southerns Best steers slea-y l. -I
lower. others steady Top s. 20; eaoiee s1g2rt t
dressed beef steers $3.50. fair 20 good S4GS2 western
- s-s 81 5pTS1 ao st1cka-s and feeders g agGst 90
southern steers 81 IS+ TO- southern COVE 3 9SS ~
native cows. s-8S3 lgs native METERS SIS
ass so calves. S39Sz H0lS-I,ese ts,.' a-l
| fssv s. 52ls 6s5 $50. packers s. QS5 as piss
49, rrr-s 81 $3.50 42la. SHEEt-HecelpLs uyH MAJ
Eet steady Native lambs S6GSI DO W esern -aa1s Sos
4 SIS 5O Western FED sheep s. 5O0So 30; stocGers and
FaaEa IS .J.1$4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nevs-TCrk January 1906
BEANS AND PEAs.-S0In further trading today IN
choice pea beans ana steady feeling the basis
81 IA Medium iu Nsht supply and nue large stock
c-east1EaIy exceeding quotations Very few
row beans on the su8t and r. and not
Cuotaby changed Some export orders for red kidney this
week being filed mainly az s. call
lime outlet f5bbug g. 50 but round lots
Dee bought O. less. Scotch steady. We quote
BEANS marrow choice Ter buEh 50 TO- do fair 70 good
o.. me1tu1n choice 81 10. Do fair 20 good
7UlS 81. do r4o choice 81 12a good 81 coo
81 %. rel L.-Iey choice s. 7oas2 "a white kdnoy
81 turtle - bF4$5 90 yellow eye
- 70: lima. California, s. 40gS3 a. GREEN PEAS
Scotch. per bush 81 321zQsl 81
BUTTLR-Escsiy-s to-day. eOls pigs. TIE "ehEIssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25

running but IN the late afternoon turned .suer IN. for
elgn aFhet came lower, with exception ~ Fldapsst
which vas points higher. the decline OF \ "a at
ItF'ooi was not REGARDED by the suII
fo our dec9e OK tuesday Paris closed
ana iffin = IaLA net lower Broornha laid The rela
ave s'eaess az Liverpool 20 bush ofcal Reports from
india and Australia Urinary amounted
Win '1l.'Vi Clearanres
~ wheat ana hour were equivalent 10 OG0 bush az
wheat iAIL Itae including the business worked late
Tuesday amounted to - loads wheat IN the New
1oLh MARE. eilaed as fooWs- No RED. sc elevator
and q1isc ofcat No Northern Duluth psi4~ sfCar
ilEleF the fairly
sustained eli Say showing little resrrse 10 he Ia
break ia "ne ana closing here al - decline There
o. business reported most o.
which had some influence with sa-iy
connection with steady cables this being f1l
-s- cearaHCes OF Lose 600 bush at noon mostly as
usual. from Baltimore The primary movement was rrae
DAILY the same ago In Chicago commission
fair buyers midday most OF the la
selling the professional element. has
VII weather IN al psrts
o. West The cash market IN New-Yorz was fairly
steady closing foIows No 56c elevator
Z b aG8at, NJ white 52c. No 2 yellow, 81 &c o b
aGast oAT>The market for oats the West fairly
ar-E- and generally well supported he demand
Tuesday. although yesterdays business limited
10000 bush cash oats at New-NOrk closed follows
1Eei IS 20 81 b. 36zQSIc natural white. 30 33 n,
1-aaor and clipped white 3S 20 - n, 40G4lsc RYE
Market nominal. NO Western, 75c Z b Nev-YOr
BARLEY Market dun feeding quoted 42c
mating 4fQ52c { Buffalo BTCTeWT1 EAT-Market
nominal. G2ize delivered Nev-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rt,.---r1 rsr e4-CI0sirE- VErEAT-Srot n1rninaI
s4--1-as stsa6T March, 1l-4d; May. Is b-s- Corr
American mixed z7 Sd. CO ll IS --l
f1rurss steady. January. As B-aa. March 75 Sitl
a. gE.t FEAS-c1uadiau steady Us lU-1u p A<'tL ~
81 Louis fancy winter steady 45 3d. H9F9 IN ~li-.lh
Huchc COAST steady, u lusa53 lbs LHtf qIl5I 80
Trd.a mess PORK quiet prime mess Wra-e..~
as al FIAMs-sh1rt cut "a % lt lo. quiet ass o.
A~0N quiet cum nerIaud cut % o. 30 TO- SIS snort ru
81 r1 . h. SIS sd clear miltlea light - % - .n
clear mldlts. heavy. a' % 80 TO- fl-r -.t
-a- l1r.s b o. 20 DO ca clear bellies IA 10 10 p
AS SHOULDERS Iun-H ID il rs t, ll- i' 80.
lard ls-ar. rhine Western u trrr-r, % e eiIeI-A
reaur4 iu pals Ges Sod H TIER STEADY nle-, Z aL--
errras lU-.. co-I United states Bs. CHEESE hrIni
American finest white. G2s 81; do c9.1re1 ets % -
LOW-FriEus city nrm, 2is IDt'f l-'44->+ 77pi'I'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25

Cash quotations follovsi FLOUR weaker
w Fi-A-L-No spring, s4RS6C: No 2. sO8s54ac; no 2
rec So sGSsc: CORN. 10 ? 421zoi Nc yellow 4.o
3l85l&c RYE, No q CSC BARLEY. good feeding 69ia
far choice mailing. 42Q50c FIAAXSEED No J. 81 u
No I Northwestern 81 -. CLOVER. contract grl-s.
Sl3 20 PORK mess. bhl. Sl3 7a8S1S 20; LARD per
100 H. 81 40; CUT NEATS-Short ribs sides lUoes).
WHISFCEY basis CT Aigh wines. 81 % On tho Produce
Exchange TO-DAY, the BUTTER market easier
cTeamertes, 1S82Ic; dairtes 1gQ24c. EGGS steady.
mark included. l7G19c frsts 100 prime rrsts ZOO
extras. % CHEESE steady, ia 0l3c.
DuruCn. Jan 24--Close-vH71AT track. No North
BARLEY. s5a45c.
Milwaukee, Jan. 2+.-wHEAT-No I Northern. SEQ
6o-ec. NO . Northern S27S41. May s. As 0S5Ao BID
EtlE--NO 4. sec BARLEE-No . 545z $3.50: sample
5sa"f7zc- COIiN-1Iay. $3.50 asked
Minneapolis, Jan % --l1se-y7EIEzAT-AIa s3aci
JULY. 81 &RS4Tc. FT.CUR-FIrst patents s. 4oGS4 90
aeeonf patents s. 6OGS4 go FIRST clears So 6oS3 6oi
Philadelphia. Jan 24.--VHEAT 10 lower; con-rac.
4ttc. OATS dun and weak 30 . white. natural Sea
8lc. NO white clipped, BIC BUTTER &c lower extra
Western creamery DC. extra nearby prints SOC ETS
arm and To higher; nearby fresh 2l1 az mark Western
fresh. 2ls az uart CHEESE urchanged Neg-X7ri1 fl
creams LaIgy 44-c; % c-oi-e - 1so; 90 Lar p 5000
L. I&ac. EeCeiptsFGOur loo b5s and LO4looO n iu
wheat, 1000 bush; $500 bush; oats f4uO
bush saipments-Whsa- 300 bush. CON- lsioUJ bush
oats. 2HUuU bush.
ST. Louis. Jan. i-C1osa-wEEAT-N . red cash
eoQ04c; May. SSas0SSs.c; July Sl'ec! 30 hard $50
s5-ae. COISS-No cash 42cs May, $50 July. 81 nc
So
Toledo. Jan. 24-cLovERsEED--cash and January
IS -. February S. 70; March, IS Sui APRIL IS IL
TIMOTHY, prime. 81 CO. ALls-KE. prime. s. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25

Liverpool Jan 2a-Cosngl Cotton good business done
prices leq2 points lower. American uddng fair 6u'd
g7y1 rgi1dlns esd; udddEug. o.isd; low mlddl1s,
p-ls Eol- ordinary, bet1. ordinary, b6S1 ile safes
or the day were lAo0O bales Of which 1000 were Tor
specuaatial and and Included 1900 Auler1ciu
receipts 500 bales including 300 American FUTURES
opened easy and closed hrm; American middling. c.
January 900. January and February, 6olts February
go A+,l, oo,d March ana April. 6lOci Apr! an- stay
olsl5 May and June. 6.15d July, GIG; july
ana August d1Sd; August and September 011c s-pte5
per and october. 5S5d: October and Novsbe 57Si No
verlber and December &. I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25

NAVAL STORES.

Tn. local market Fpirits turPeutine was STEADY
ufG marhine made barrels quoted ar oHc tsosin W.s
49, sr5 ouosd az So 81 for common 10 good strained
- MED frn az s. 1915 FOR Oh barrels Quotations
sPIRITs TJRPENTINE-oh and machine bos e7'a1
csc.
6sI1co2Hon to good strained, s. co. D, 50 90; n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


LIVESTOCK MARKET.
77- New-YorE January p 1915.
Guiding cars f5r export alive for civ slaaErJere-s
ysssay - aaIs on saIe at When So at er as5 9ys
o au lows 5 a all s's d5 sa a1B5a " 81 'a Msa fA
So extra prime Folsi Angus steers rel in missouri wsra
100 n; the s2 avsrSrs9 46s n 5IsT and sars so-d
prime rat OHIO - cows % ' r e~ 49, s,5S and
E-sz weaS L-.erp.1i ana London cables unshsngey5
Bernui.an to Bermuda 10 catte and 10 sheep Tor J.
for Io s5 Nth take Out 6 cattle 51s essp d1isi
between sa5gsrzsshi q sglzisrgeT ana q sharberg 8
shippers. -. - ,,,- -
ase at s. 60 peg 100 n i d. l276 n at $ 20 e Ken
fesers ana cows i1I6 n at S. ~ bull l75o n at
cows 1919 r at s. d. lo55 a. 50 DO
s. de 90 70. at s. 49, 90. $50 10. 81 50; DO
ssanberg & Son: - Ponsd Angus Missouri steer
Ka9sez do 1875 n. AZ s. To- Kansas he'sTs. 1874 n
az $3.50 - ,o z, 90 7-.f-- &C., ,o.s =, -. e. --1s.
70 Indiana do n s. .: IS Indiana 5ls 1920 -
state cows 1907 H. az Sc IS do s67 n. at So So
a. E r. at S 81 Ohio steers 1890 n at e5 Is
10 n. az So 20 -- '''' -'' --'' 10
7rCg ~
Sanders: y Ohio steers 1892 p at $ 81 II 90
1915 1915 r. at s. a6 e 7 Tlsaa Dc d. i 100 a. DO
S - il COWS e4s n 81 o. - n at 81 so: DO
Il 5o 1870 H. at s. %. Ohio pl. i4so n az "a Ohio
. Isrs conts IS IN company: 70 ot6 steers 1913 n
81 S 92 r,,.- &c or., steer. 1asa n. $500
II at 81 10. DO no y. az 81 60 -.s.o,,.. ,,-,
n at 81 DO $3.50 n at IS seag 17Go n at 50 IS:
at 50 i5 a5 1000 " at - 81 10 I6 q S5 I7 r. at S.
az a. .'S 10 at q 80 - 60 20 go 10 al 81 90
4a15 0ea bulls 5o 40 4. at s. o d2 ESQ n
co.'s s., rs at 81 d. lso 90 ~ al s. s. 81 ~ -so
at - s. Isl . cows $50 70 at g 2 soo
ct s. 81 cows 500 n a. s. So 20 Q, do as n az g So
a. g %: do. $50 n at 50 %; do $50 h. at 81
s e s 5 PICS % saa 9'2s5 s 5 it sh no ea 3o
per j,s as9e VA, rrs. t,o..,.
No.. : cows 9T7 Ana 9Ra I ,-E5 rs e 80 S2s so
vaas Were not plenty ana ruled firm. Win good
sssrs Wiz reas nsoa common to prime veais
good westerns at 81 o Dressed avss frr ana hrfs-
y,- best grades ~ vears and steady Tg~ others
dressed veaIs sold at gI4o per r. country dressed a-
sais=-H y Hollis "a veaz I3s n average a, SO 20
DO los r. At s.; o. 9s n a. S; o. los n Ct ST.
do. S. 70 at S6 IL do - p. at s. Jef do. IS n
S.
J. @. Curtis & Som IG veaIs. 100 70 so -. e.
4 y. 50 90. @ do 122 H.. at So do. 12T ?. at
sen u DO l3 n, az s. 6uf 8 do llo n az IS. 10 do
JOS 70. az 81 90 DO "a n at 81; - DO 81 n. AZ SO 61
g a. on n az So. do s. n ct s. 6o 40 d. 70 h. at
e. ~ --FltlF4 calves -'i ~ ~ g ~ -
W y hume rs F~as is H. az So ln 40, ll9 70 az
-, DO 80 la, at 50, = uarHyarl caves 500 TO, az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25


= -s-z--. i --ar-.l. cables. SPOT cotton
Ess---- --.'-' .a.ea speculation and EXPORT
~ E---rsr '..H 1000. ullI'fng upland.
= a. u d .-ts lover OF near
---E --.r-r. a. .-5 1LarcE-Aurl- Is -as.
-'-E1- TT. June. u I'D. .r--a.Tr-- gT-E-
- $50 C.--..-r .e-aHar. g l1ar -epreul 0e--
t-5. l-s- -e-. @ -s1. and Ea~-mder-
r SER arms quiet. cloths 90 e
= - -z5-= 90 la ere er1- market today q GOOD
~ -s's-ts 81 800. -- hanged brt barely s-easy
.af-ts 81 7l. 49,. Er.s- stla-s.-e 81 a0Gg4.
c. ElE rrrr-. or. extra $50 winter s. rs
z.--.e a. ss-r-- $500 .-1- Fa.r f1 good 81 20
a. Ess-r. l----.- ~&- o. as r1 brand RAG
q Il ats.s-r .----s-- s. este-E. firm. civ r-u-
e. So =" standard ru-C6IlrE.
sl7f5 5,i---r Co.. -.f - -. an prompt ship
5@s I- OK 81 % T51,-7s-1- 60 F5i
-@iA-FF5=l- --L2--A-. SCI ID
-te-cl. r. .-.HE t-e wheat market Lp
---- E-r-.-- 90 gay bulls we're obliged 90
.i- - So .-'7-i---E a. -lI cent from The t.g
So q ---l ~ -E -.-.lp-A night Prom tie
ac- -cr-z s.--... .t,-- SIDE ard prices only al
&C., Is r-- ne demand. except Cor enough
ai-s -le-.sg '--- To prevent any break lien t.s
,-st sF.'s II had been expected 81 trends ~
= 49, Do ri-r III ----s sharp decline -Es short ST.
~ EflgeF .---- ready ~ replace IFS sales. IsUt
sf Fi-t ~ -.- uet1re midday rle i.st WIS
tas mi Tie PRINCIPAL break. how
.r-r.. --. H-er. Oh ADDITION rg aL .-
Les r .. ~ ..I.E wheat came our 90
49, -1er.ser- -- VS. heavy ir al mafTets WIN
izr r--a-- L--r eIse7. here. leading -c tre
- 81 us-.-1 TIE ,,l-+bs.ar+ IN --a f.---a -
~--sl 4 t-.-r o. Chicago ard reulrted I.aht 20
-- cNa1 demand, viii more mills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
L. York By the Grace o God F-es and rndspsndma-
To Hannah D. Greeley, Sarah p. Mclean Grsana, Allan
Mclean. Iona Mclean ana Nay Faias &C.,
hers and next Or E-a = Seal Mclean A5s-nsthy. a.
Ss- p Buzzs have Ia:a-y epp.isd 70 sis sl-c-atS1
strusat in vr-lus. GATED December = lsee sslaE the
ls5 October -s 1904 respectively, relating
ana ss-a1nelt O. Abe-nsay Lafs q tie
County York. deceased, therefore you ana sac5
Of you cicec 90 appear De1rs the Surrogate Of our
County OF York. his Once. the County q Nsr
YORK 12-h day % March thousand nLas hun
&c a4 5 a; a. s s5 - n ne foEe2oaI e
last Wi- and Lez-aeil an such q you as are hereby
qurst 70 appear BY guardian Il you have ons or Il
guardian wiz De ar1oHted by -as su-rosass rep
surrosates Court OF ne SAID Gognty Of NsW York % be
EereuUto aa-zs- witness. Hon AbneF O.
IL 81 Ta- a; 1s1 l1a-y he Iits lzy O. Taausry 81
FRANK Z. EITzGEE-ALiD. s1zT0Ests
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Ea By The Eas7a Or God - and a4.Dsaasat 70
olive a T-asl iae-ar over the aEs os u years. r.
residing at No ISIS LeHez Ave- Los Angeles Ciit5rnls
Dominion Of Cauza, and 70 az Gssoas Interested tAs
Estate OF Way-alI -lzsz- late OK County
YORK deceased as ersa-ors PeEt o. Ea O Osas-E1ss
required personally 90 be ard appear before our Surrogate
O. the County Of New EoEk az the Surrogate court =
harr--asr O'clock o.
procseEllHF
@ EuLrze-C--Eer Trust Company acd Nay Maivfna
-raaz ls AL--iClsr-z-1rs o. the Goods Chaeras snd
Credits OF SAID deceased. you hsreby
c-eE under the o. rwsn-y-Cne years Re-
CURED by guardian, ~ have
you have E9zs % appear and apply tor 20 e AZ
pointed the leglsCc fallurs
guardian WI. be appointed by Surrogate 20 psnr
sent and act for you il the proceeding.
IN testimony whereof. We caused az o.
SIrrUEst-s' Court OF the County . New
T1rE be aftEsd- Wines. FFgr
Abusr G Thomas. Surrogate q our Esad
LssaLy County, az County O New York shs iTgE
day o. J6lllryp 30 the year q cur ISrs Cns
thousand nine hundred and
Prank T. ET-Z1ERAEC
supL Order BaFsaFsAA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan. 24.-ELOUR quiet and steady. wFIEAT-
Spring lower 40 Northern 9o1sc winter 10 . nothing
doing CORN unsettled; No yellow, 4594E4so; 10
47zc nominal OATS dun hut steady; No white,
SJiac; No mixed. s4AC BARLEY steady; Western
45I55c EYE-No ? Tic.
Chicago Jan. 2A-Ths leading futures ranged fol
lows.
Wheat No .: Opening Highest Lowest. CLOSING.
May ....... -s65s ds6s sel58s6a sos s5sgs5A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
81 g. s 8 s. 50 Ssgs' ]! 81 10 't Sc - 80 ssRa
STOCK on HAND

x s5es5 TO- NJ s. 80; g 50 To- " G. Sc 20. and y "
~. STOCK on HAND
sil8 Dds
t1ll-lIle. lafl Dds
lttto ODDS
as[ tli4llai Jan. JF3f'FSTINSE Csc
-eIs- Ieceipts 2--5; shipments, 200 RCsIN firm;
$3.50 o2ip hhls. receipts. shipments: stock.
$40 quoted: A p and 3 So AZ: n. So 521s; y.
= r. s. ~ 9, s. 57iz; f. 80 s7ia; T. 81 42ia:
~ NJ 50 y, y. 81 20. " o. 81 o.. " W. SO Is
ing doing. ~ ~ ~
o. wilmington. Jan: 24-sPIRITs TJ-RPENTINE arrn.
eipts. u bhls FOSIN. nothing doing receipts.
~ Dds TAR firm. 81 50; receipts 202 bills CRUDE
~ 5NIlNES firm, s. So 81 90 and 81 so; receipts.
London. Jan 24.-TURPENTTNE-sririts as 1854
t1'SlN-Americau strained. os CD fine. lss Cd
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Surrogates' Notices.


MILMINE, GEORGE.-IN PURSUANCE OF
-. order q Hon .Abnsr C. 7houa. a su-oras. Of
ne C2ny o1 SeH York notice IS hereby given PR
County o. Nsy TeT dscsezsd. TO present m. sSaas Via
acting business in the Producs ElehanEs P.iIsi5s
YorS On ar 5si,-e Re sr.4 1853 IN t1e Cy q New
CHSHfE55- say 3 % = 5 ri,s19lssr 5oos
49, ~ t-7sN ~ A.Ioruey 1or EEscutoT 8 Ma.
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDFP on TT7S=-
AB1lER C. THOMAS. Surrogate OF N. - ;.
esin,s a. F5+s-1 ~ SVEN % al persons hsrsT
f i 5 % Pres.n; ne saras wita voaahs-s tssro
Borough OF BFookyn On or bee5rs ne I-S So 5ars.
EDWARD V v. R6ssITES- wirII11l = b "
WA ]. CARP Attorney FOR Ezsgusor. '-'''H
N PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON
Frank T. Fi-zEsrald.. Surrogate o. tas C0-asy A.
Nsw York notice b hereby sven AZ 5sT.uSs asvin
sew York I-oease present ne sane va voss. q
On or before tie l5tl DAY q Jlly usT ~ % ''F Aor
Dote- Nsw E0rz. Lae ga Gay . Janus-y 1904,
THORNTON & RARIEi Att1rneys f5r Frse;s-- ~ = -
Row Sew IaTE civ, borough o. aisssssssa . Pa
PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OP HON
FraHS T. y1.zys-za. a sgrr0Eesa Q cvuzsy q
claims against Dsano Miller late q the CountT q NS
Or % tas sues-l0sr ,haiz Place tzsHsseas Ias
% q NassaH stree- Il ne cry o. New ToEs
cSs. ' g. u LIZ f' a "a g s SSI $50 60
l :4oaoTs 8 Sassaa ssr., New To1s s' cSS. 4 IL
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
L Frank 2. F1tzEe-a!d surroEass q Ess C0uasy o.
Gains aEslnst S.zry j. B1r5ss ATE o. a. cuRs =
Rev York eeceased 70 present. ne seHa win vouehss
business. cos % stFt Phnli2s No ia Fuilaa
EesE, On or before TIE ta--tsth DAY O. ADrt1 l9o2
HENRY J. BURCzELL- j. JAMES BCF2CEIELLs ~
sT-TT 8 PHILLIPS. Art9Fnsy.. far EzssussTs Va n
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T. F1tzgerald su-roEats o - C0unZ q
Sew 495, H2'-9 2ss1 Is s1s as % S 49, ., &
b the subscribers tsir paca q raEauyrg 5usinsss
Street the C4-y % New EoEk. bseoTa ths tSaa
fa-sl Sew T-rz ne 81 dav % ysnuury Isoa
ADE1--A BE-zZElZ sloane W1-11AZ aL4oAsl11 N1ss-
HowLAS,D. MURRAY q PEEvTICE. Arfuz-s 81 -
ecv-lrs. 81 Wall street. New YORK
MILLER, HORATIO RAIN PURsU-
~ ance % order or Hon Ahnsr G Tharnaa.
New York County. notice r. HEREBY given
creditors or H1Tae7 RAY As late Of HAMPTON COUNTY,
South Carolina deceased -ft me undersigned, william
Miller and George ~. ALsr intend apuly
Su~rora-zs Cf New York County ror Letters q Atnnlst
5e- section s+ 5r the code of Czvl Froosdrs Iirit-E
the penalty % the bond % be- reure1 q them - double
estate presented The SAID sur1sstss pursuant % Ms
al the creditors % sad deceased
tlra-tsL aa1 required 20 present thsir Claims a wras
the Borough Manhattan n sid County sEcnEs
the 15-g day Of Fa5-ua-y, hog
TrIITI1W EPAFZH sFr1Izsa t
GEORGE n. AItIEE
B7-e-v Clover. Atsya- Tor Ps-srs7o-.~ a WIniius
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
- PrRsrANCE OF ~ ORDER D. HON
n PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

~ III ESJ ANNE NI AN OtsDEh Ot' HON.
L aRSER q. THOMAS. Surrogate OF ths Crr-n-v -
New york is hereby given all having
claims against Brown Martin late CountT
6 New York deceased, 20 present the same with v0uch
ere thereof the SUBSCRIBE his place OF ransac-i1
r-e.rszs the Office C1vins White & 40 Vzti
street in OF Sew York. or betora the 20h
Da-rs New York the 10Th day % Ja1ua-yl 1903.
AELF0RD MARTIN EZsC-toF.
C0wING. WHITE & WAIT, Attorneys fo- Ezooutor, q
wan street. Borough OF Manhattan the city OF New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Van sahaloE s Co.. NO. : wall-s;)
SurrOgates' Notices.

SmTOgates' Notices.
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice hereby given 20 GIL persons having
York deceased present the thereof
to
No l6s Chambers Street IN the City or New York.
o before the l5ta day o. March next
MARY 8 MARTIN,
WILLIAM v. MARTIN,
BoARDMAN PLaATT 3 sOLEY. Attorneys for Executors
SIS wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York
city.
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON,
l. Abuer c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF
notice Is hereby persons having
claims against Mary 2 Van Auler. late OF the County
vouchers thereof the subscribers. their place
t-llsacIrE business at the once OF Robert W Todd
or new York before the 27th day April next
Dated. New York The 18TH day Of October. 1903
FRANK r. Chandler
FREDERICK ". LEGEETT.
P0FEP- W TODD. Attorney for Execus5-s sss
Broadway. Borough OF alanhattan New York city
II. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
L Abre- c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County % New
York notice hereby given % All persons having claims
against LOriL-ard Houalls late OF County ~
+fF-- o. the subscribers their place OF tra-sar19
fI=uevs e- otEca OF Phillips & avery, trsir at--
I-yz So. Al Park ROW. Borough OF Manhattan N r.
CIV of York. OF OF before the beth day o. UNIV
-' Dated Sew York. the e.h DAY q January 1904
PIERRE LORILLAF2D ROSALDs. Jr.. So.
TT7rfTFs g. AVER Attorneys Tor E>xsCutors a pa-k
Row Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

quiet. ass &C. RosuN-Cornrnon nrrn los PETROLEUM
Refined quiet, 65td. LISsEED OIL strong. 2ss o.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-27
MAI. F. S. TAGGERT RETURNS
0hioan Who Figured in Divorce
Case on Sick Leave.
URpRISED At REPORTS 0F HIS DEATH
CAPT. DUNCAN DENIES WOMEN
AND CHILDREN KILLED IN
PHILIPPINES BATTLE.
uRpR|sED At REPORTS OF HIS DEATH

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-The
transport Sherman arrived at noon
from the Philippines. Among the 44O
passengers was Captain G. w. Dun
can, Sixth Infantry, who commanded
the regiment which stormed Crater
Island, Jolo, containing 1000 fanatics.
Capt. Duncan denied the report that
American troops had killed the women
and children in that battle
Major E. S. Taggart, who figured
in a sensational divorce case in Ohio
was passenger. He was much sur
prised at the reports of his death Cir
culated recently. He says he was very
sick at Leytei but has entirely recov-
cred. He will go east on a sick leave
in a few days.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-27
Time for DeIiberatiOn

Look over the past year and see
what you nave accomplished. Are you
really ahead, financially, of where you
We're at the beginning of the year?
Are you satisfied with its results?
Many persons have missed splendid
opportunities for lack of ready cash.
Are you better prepared to tatke adj
vantage of the opportunities that will
come next year? The best way to put
yourself in position to make good oppor-
tunities available to you is to build up
a thrifty savings account in this bank,
Aim high and strive to accomplish
your aim.
A savings account in this bank Will
be a strong stepping that one of these
days, will enable you to firmly grasp
the veins of success.
We pay a % on Savings Accounts
compounded twice year.