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New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
BOY KILLED BY DELIVERY WAGON.

Edward Fash, seven years old. of No 16 Ban
orogt place East New York over and
killed yesterday by delivery wagon driven by
William Tobin Of No. 174 Rockaway avenue. About
a wear ago the boys younger brother was killed
in similar accident. Edward. with several COM
nanions was playing in the street only short
distance from his home with Soapbox wagon,
when the wagon driven by Tobin rushed down the
street The boy became frightened and ran under
the wheels. He killed almost Immediately.
Tobjn was aSed bail.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
REPORT EXPOSITION BILL.

Washington. April 13.-The House Committee
on Industrial Arts and Expositions voted to-day
to report the bill for government participation
in the jamestown Exposition next summer The
amount carried In the bill is $1.400000 1t was
amended to-day by reducing the amount for
quarters for officers soldiers and sailors
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
OHIO BEGINS oUsrINe ACTIONS

Akron, Ohio, April 13-The Circuit Court 10 Sum
mt county to-day heard arguments of Prosecutor
hegeoerger in an action to the New York Life
ana the Mutual Life Insurance companies from tha
c~cit ol ;g ONO A motion was submitted asking the
t.t Judges TO compel both companies IN arsu+ar
fiieT I"o nnteirogatories which deal with none
f!eedliy eHpeIdeo, money contributed 10
i Iiilds ana other matters relating 10 reoent An
closures IN New York hearings - t'N'ht us
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
SERVANT GIRLS FORMING UNION

[fsy Telegraph 10 The TIibunel
Wilkes Barre. Penn, April 13.--Cooks second
girls. nurse girls and laundry girls of this civ,
to-day started the formation of a union. nv
which they expect to regulate the hours OF work.
adopt and observe regular scale of wages and
determine definite privileges They have al
ready consulted several officials OF the Mina
sNorkeIs Union regarding plans for Organizing.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14

and Carlisle Were going out OF the city, ard
tnat the printed arguments could not be fa.-
hIsneo before the middle Of next week II !.
expected date for vote on the case viii %
nxed by the committee soon after they are SUD-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
Took euRRs FRoM RuN WAGON AxLEs.

Many Mount Nernontes were obliged to go 10
business yesterday without partaking OF hot cross
buns. This was caused by some unknown mis-
creant. who, either for Joke revenge took the
axle hhrrs from me bakery wagons OF one firm
renderlng inc vehicles useless. The owner was
Obliged 10 engage either wagons o deliver bts bot
cross buns. which caused delay OF four hours
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
WIRELESS ON CUBAN sreAmeRs.

Inc Atlantic De Forest Wireless Company to-day
elosed contract with the New York and Cubo
mai steamship Company for the installation OF the
De foresI system on it's feet Of steamers THE
Hsl installation viii be placed on the new Ward
Liner Merida which Will 30 into Commission AprfI
trip 10 Eayana- go -s4 H.eA oSii
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
REPORT FAvoRs PHILIPPINES

Washington, April 13.-The House Committee
on Insular Affairs to-day authorized Favorable
report the Crumpacker bill extending until
April IL, 1909 the date when coastwise laws of
the United States shall go into effect in tho
Phiiippines 'S
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
T. C. & /. FIXES PRICE OF RAILS

The Tennessee Coal and Iron Connar,, hos cont
ou' Houces mat the price OF steel rails has been
hAeu py the company at s2s a ton for de1ivar,, In
- S9IIe orders have been taken already AZ This
Pltsgt. 1Ae company is not in Steel 3siI
eSaS ,In;; In; ule members OF which have NOT vet
ss : i Ian pilce lor lSH The present pool price is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-yoEE January Is 1900.
BECvES-Receipts 4 Go head. all for
About 30 reported the City Friday
Dressed beef IN moderate 54 g9o per 10 for
common TO choice native sides. Liverpool London
cattle markets unchanged No additional shipments
CALvES-Recsipts us head. all FOR the market
and all Jersey City with tn exception Of head
Prices appeared to be steady for all grades OF
live calves Common to fair vsals SO per 100
n. with strictly good prime oIersai little calves
at "a 5Oi barnyard stock az 50 calves
50. Dressed calves quiet but steady
city dressed veals, and e412c for country dressed
Sales-S, Judd s. Co: % Pennsylvania calves III
n average q So 100 n less 50 lott West
calves BPS 10, al 50.
Tobin & Shannon; 10 yeals ib1 D. a. sst 1 Do 100 n
al So 81 do 90 n AZ 81 so; ba-uyaTd calves 2T5 ~
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Rscetpts were I41S cars Or sos
head including for saughterers and
were II cars sale. Sheep barely steady and
slow; there improvement IN the lamb
trade and prices still further declined grades
and The under grades. Very little doing. and
liz cars were expected to over for Fridays market
wethers SCI good to choice lambs 81 62l9ss 12.
and q head IS 49, culls So Dressed mutton con-
tnued dull s910o per nj dressed lambs slow, ~
10s@1e4sc With extra selected stock selling as high as
l27c.
g. sanders Y lambs 70 ~ average al ss . par
cus 30 10 at s. 80, State wetheTs e5 70. saj
State sheep. $50 p. at s4 oulls ss n, at 81
ut So f2h; 80 sheep and Gull lambs 70 ~ ct So.
D Harrington, $50 Western lambs, ~ 70, at 81 e2H
Kerns Commission Cot ais Ohio lambs, 70 10 at IS.
HOGS-Receipts q OARS 1888 head, al f1z
slaqshtorsrs with the exception o. few head Norni-
try hogs slow but Steady at eS}ao u foz
heavy to Light Weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. Is.-cATTLD-Rsoeiptz 1900 head
market duT prices steady 20 prime steers
So 40 SO SO; ssQ 81 30, heifers 81 zS ts bulls
s24S4 10; calves 80 So: stockers and fedora 81 4O
81 &c. HOGS-Recelpts 80 0U head market 90 higher
heavy. So 35 Sc All butchers weights 50 Go4S SOL
good 70 choice heavy, mixed, IS 40Gss 40; packing
IS so IS AZ SHEEP-ReceiptA, 10000 headT market
10 q 15o lower; sheep s49s6 cot ysarinEa ss@s7i
CinoinnatL Jan, 1s-aoGs slew: butchsEs and ship
fair to good shippers g Is ~ common ;2gsg 7A
East Buffalo Jan. CATTL-E-Reeeipts. rs head;
market steady prime IS IS So go: shipping
"a so a So 25 butchers, So 15 hefsrs l2 20 q
81 10: cows 50 "a $751; bulls, So 80 ~ 3D. VELS
Receipts 100 head market active and steady IS 90
q SO rs HOGS-Reoeipts. 1900 head market actvej
heavy, So O IS 70j mixed and Workers, 80 70i pigs
S. zoe rs; rouEhs, 81 70Q 81 so stays s39ss go.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $500 head sheep
active; lambs slow; lambs. sc s59ST so! geariLngs:
S. 758 S7I wetheEs IS 6oGSs 10; swea 50 SS6 So;
Kansas City, Jan 1S.-CATTLE-Reoeipts 1900 head,
including $50 southers market slow and steady choice
AMI dressed beef steers SCI fair 20 good
Sass: Western fed steers s. 6o2s5 90 stocksrs and
feeders s8g$4 So Southern steer $8gS4 co. southeTn
S29S8 50i native cows s2gs4 native heifers $40
500 head market opened weak and closed strong to 20
higher; top SIS 47a bulk OF sales 90 S0S5 40 heavy
So 1855 4T1z packers IS 30dS6 42s; pigs and ghE
55aS5 87A. SHEEP AND LAAIHS-ReoeIpts, 400 head
market lower: native lambs IS 25GS7 25i western
lambs. S. 259ST IS and yearhngs, 81 2oGS5 eOj
yearlngs IS 503Se 25j Western Ted Easep
81 251S5 75I st0ckers. and feeders So 25GsS6-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. January is. 1906.
COFFEE-The coffee at & OF
points. under the influence of disappointing
offerings were again light and, demand broaden
ing somewhat the continued light receipts and full
warehouse deliveries the rallied and
close was steady, 10 10 points higher. sales
for the day were reported Of So 100 bags Hayre
= franc lower at the hour Of the local opening again
rallied the
ket and closed net unchanged Hamburg unchanged
10 = pig lower Neither of the primary reported
much change Rio being so lower and the rate OF
Brazilian exchange 1-S2 higher. Receipts the
ports only 1900 bags 10000 bags
year; tho JunGiahy reported bags against 1000
bags last year and spite of the clear
Gently reported. Sac Pauio receipts for the
only 1857 bales bags against 1880 last New
York warehouse deliveries for the previous day were
2S.5$2 bags and the total at all 1854 bags
against only 1887 for the time last year The in
disposition Of European respond bulsh
this side is bull
the that European trade interests
poorly provided with spot supplies and opposing
advance for the purpose OF purchasing Brazil Ameri
interests the other hand appear be well
supplied with coffee and in position 70 welcome an
IN prices, prospect for which, owing great
confidence in inadequate crop estimates and better
demand is Attracting Wall Street support and
scattering demand for contracts from investors.
The for spot steady with quotations
ranging from SAC 10 she for Rio No. Z.
The range of contract prices In the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19

pork was Up soc lard from &c to Tsso ana ribs eroz
TIC TO i0c.
The wheat market opened strong, but not snS<
mated First prices showed from sc 70 Ao ads
vance. The market generally showed small fuo-
tuatfons and trade most OF the session n y
lifeless condition. Estimate OF to-rnorTow-s rs
ceipts, Is cars. The highest FOR May sSko
and the lowest gT7so to sc The close was asa.
July sold down from sS5c to $3.50 70 SO. and closed
at s5sc
The corn market was dru1 but traders ware ren'
disposed to do anything. there being ssu1tznsntl
to stimulate business Local receipts Ea cars.
OF which ~ were contract Shipments hence were
$4,000 b1shslR Nay closed az $40 to $40. altar
selling high $40 TO $40 and as low ~ Sc 70
$50. July closed AZ the Bottom. sac The high
was exc
The oats market had q strong undsrtoDs. xes-i
terday's large cash business the cause for
to-day's bullish feeling. Shorts, fearing improved
car conditions II the East decided 20 cover, so-,
cept1ng OF the offerings The Sample Market
steady to 40 higher. Receipts were 1Ss osrz~
with 100 estimated for tomorrow. 6hapnante
hence were fs4.o0o bushals. May sold from 25<n
down to s21so and closed AZ sz1e. The highest for
July was e0Ao 70 2o7so. and tina lowest was sSSsol
The close 1850.
Provisions ruled hrnsr ths 1Ent hog nSve-
ment- Unless the reoetpts Tor tina remaining sws,
days exceptionally heavy, They win be oon6S-I
erably under the estimate for tho weak Lard
In particular shoTgsd strength. Tia stock o This
product, according 20 the estmass Of SohwsbGchsxs
is only $50 tierces, and this caused q general 10
crease n the Investment buying Shorts vsra o.
best buyers Of the list The offerings we're nShs
and scattered Holders realized the strong position
aad showed no disposition 20 let 80. with thu ar
oeption % . few snalperz. vida saw good prscts In
sight
May porx sold from "a Ii or to "a %. rsaoss6 90
90 221a and eaasd or 81 20 May lard opsnsd AZ
g S71& to .eS FesetinE 70 ST.. and esssd O 20
81 671a to 81 70 May ribs sold from 81 90 OF -
81 5715 and reacted to 81 62h Hog receipts wsre
5000 head and prfces at the yards were q ahaAai
higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Jan Is-C1osins-WH ElAT-Spot gteRfyI Nc
red western winter Is a. firm; March, Is I'd;
May IS IO24d CORN-spot quiet American mixed. new
As S1sd; DO old Sad futures firm; January - 21sdI
March, as 23sdi May. Is 3!sd PEAs-Canadisn arm
6s FJyOCR-St Louis fancy winter STEADY. 9S 90
HOPS IN London Pacific. Coaso quiet e 1osgYts los
T6s 3D. PORK DULL prime
ness Western SIS Cd. HAAIs-Short cut, II 10 10
ouist ASS Cd BACON quiet Cumberland cut 20 to go n
Is "a n, ass long clear middlsS
light % to ass; long clear mddes heavy 30 to 40
10 as Cd backs Is TO 20 ~ 49, clear beleA
il to Is 10, ass sEOUL4DEIISquaEe II % - % hrn
oGg TAI prime Western, IN Geroes, SIS Sd
american refined in pals, 40s BUTTER steady; finest
IJnited states 102s; good United States. eos CFkE
am American finest white, 6s 6di do colored CAS- Sd
TALL oW-Prlme city strong. PAS TURPENIINE5S--
PPff,TRO1 I5U At--Refnsd quiet. 6%d LnNsBEO OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
I'D NOT FLAY CITY MAGISTRATES
'ags Foster Denies Having Said Harsh
Things, as Reported.

.-',lss G. F. Wahle. president Of the Board of
-aglstrates yesterday made public a letter
NAsa " him from Judge Warren ". Foster. OF
e9art Of General Sessions. in which the Let
0saies having said harsh things about tho
$ Magistrates
sA1s'e Wahle wrote Judge Foster yesterday.
! .s Several newspaper clippings which placed
1slsfsl sesslons Judge tn the position OF q
U'ef the magistrates. The Judge was re-
:. - have stated that the magistrates showed
- N oisposing OF cases taken before them.
ISe Nahle IN his letter asked the Judge
gur..s he printed reports. In reply. Judge
'F' aid IN Part:
vas u .. accuse the city magistrates. and there
,s. ehee by me to minor judicial respon-
fsy .s-o1gh l did say that judicial resp0n-
4 "a -. 1-ss IN some measure 10 make towards Of
Ezs :. sSsl-~nued 70 say that rne magistrate in
z. fbs -. --spesing, passes on TO the grand jury,
s ns ssad jury, instead Of dismissing n trivial
9sssss1- - 70 the District Attorney. I was rot
e q :. any particular case. was only touch
eeAesal principles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
CHILD MAY rush THE GROWER.
tgt Holds Little Girl Acted Only as Mes
senger for Adult.

s9Esns Court Justice Gudersleevs yesterday
t&Rrged & saloonkeeper who had been arrested
ir selling ten-year-old girl q pail Of beer. Ed
vri HaTtstein, Of No. % Goerck-st.. was arrested
January z for selling Fannie Fuchs, = ten
zi-od girl, & can o. beer. The prisoner was
70 for trial IN the Court OF Special Sessions. Fan
{ tod how her brotheT-in-law had sent her for
. bssE and given her ticket 10 pay for II, tell
e ter that he had told the saloonkeeper that he
nd send her
&aaard a. sEitken, counsel for the saloon man,
ne out writ Of habeas corpus and the case
IL up IN Special Term. Part II Of the Supreme
Et
Ais decision sustaining the writ and disoharg-
ne prisoner Justice Giiderslesve says: 1.-THE
-saaant had already been Informed that the
- might be expected to come for the EeeC on
- Of the broJher-in-laT, and under the cir
sr--:aees the transaction cannot be said to be a
= q spir.tuoUs liquors 70 2 minor, within the
+1aae Of the statute, as the beer was not sold
= l0! he minor. but 10 ana for the brother-in-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

Tordor Ian 1s-The offerings 81 the wool auction
rsts toay amounted 82o4 bales The selection WAS
s1,rario- one and competition was keen New clip
crossbreds light condition soid chiefly TO the nome
for ATnerica The supply OF scoureds was heavy and
most Of taken By Continentai ouygEs S
wee ,tb Wales 1000 ba!esscoured edG2s Id greasy
= az greasy SisdG1s Victoria 400 balss-scoursd
s1gSS AID. greasy. 74G81s 60 South A1strs1Ls
Is 900 baasies-scoured 9sdls 814di sa
West Austr 5an 6jss,reasy fIzd8is ID Cape S Good
Zea!ano,, 1Ssfai 900 baIes-Scoured. Is 4dp1s sad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
Citations.
m PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
II York BY the grace Of God free independent N
Ellen D. Rrookes Brown Martha b Brown, Eisis Brcw1
TSorrIas Brown Herbert P. Brown Elliot G RroTns
ktnEvoTth Brown Smith. spohr and Alfrs8
2 po5suson Trustees Elliot c. Brown and Marion
Smith The Chaplin FOR the Aged Tnru Of ths
Sitv of New York ST. Mary's Free Hospital Cdrsa
~ The civ OF York. Association Of St Lakes Home
Or Tn4gent Christian Females in the City Yo-
ana TO an persons interested IN the Estate
Is-ovyn late the County OF New York deceased, a.
r-.dtora Ie9atees Of kin otherwise, RTss-
49, Won and each hereby cited racufrS&
sanalIv 10 be appear before SuTrogae 81 fhs
Er,ntv 81 New York the SurroSatss' Court OF .ai4
Sos,+ held AZ the County Court House IN 9Th. COUNTY
N-svs YORK on the 9th February 1908 Al hai6
- a. zen o'clock In OF that day than snd
k6era 20 attend judicial settlement Of account
-ocsriuxs OF John Spohr and Alfred 3. Rob4nsor an
ETsc,Itors Of VIII and Testament OF d.
ana such Of hereby cited under
OF years. required
SoTr guardian ~ you have II you have mona 20
nneaT and apply FOR be appointed n the event
vour neglect failure DO guardian VIII Be
pointed the Surrogate to represent and for Ia
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal o. ,ha
SurTogatss Court OF the said County % New
York to hereunto affixed Witness. Ron
Il a. FRANK = FITZGERALD. q Surrogate o eur
said County. at the County q New York the
Sth day OF December IN the ysar OF Lord
me thousand nina hundred and I'VE.
Clerk OF the SurrogRteg Court.
JOSEPH n STAFFORD. Attorney Tor Petitioners IL
Wall St. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19

special Liverpool cAD-Sss spot COT
,oS fair business doing; safes 49," DaleS; spet
- lies. American 1900 Adang upiala oZlq
onened steady points decline on near posi-
- uouts distant POSITIONS C1oseu QuleL II
noIs feline of 0 points January ana Janoary
q me- q odd. February-Marcn. 6yod; MafcI--eprl
fe6TuaIs ,riNay 6I2d: May-June, 6l4d; June-July
Bs3d; october NovsInneT 6;toa, ana %
r Tseceaber 7Sd. Manchester Yarns quiet
cI1tbs fair business doing -. a. a. 49,. a,r
syT NEAI,--Ths market Tor hour was ouI
iirht sale spring patents was the oI!ly
az CO. rscorSed Prices remain uncI3aigee epL16
Y.ents s. I0aS4 spring clears g $500 eSSa IL
PdlsItts 20 Ios3 % extra No winter e - 80
Fl f-Sfeady Quoted: Fair 70 coca - jug
a. fangg 81 05as4 80 COttAi - Ci,tr
choLez tyr dried 50 s6GS2 85 as TO brand "a
Quoted: Fins white and yellow ~
syr3nR 500 Is; stanGard Tniddng HZCQS'' 49,
e., 20 dog E23 70 all January spLLssIlS 10
60 b,k 500 10 sacks mddliEg. 20 ogs- ~
S1 saz 30: honny chop. s2l - bulk g. :" EAU"4' "
meal 81 oSyytIF,AT-T1e wheat market was under pun
otfesIy ali cay and closed -49sc net isl.t
4-b not oulte at point There was Eool 80
great an ARA .. 49,
pp-. las been other times, "ht inc intHs
advance one Oh tIs pitE
S,,ng motives early In the day was me S,arca
nc Indian reports. which explained me - 80
- ~ TIverDoo Prices advanced more OF res
- NAV reached % 11-i6e in me
;hsrH vas enough realizing 10 "eaSei 'ae
price Current report was 4Dyt
~ and had Jitt!e effect. Although IN - a.
-,,at 10 Tont advance Paris the beILh
p mark lower and Budapest !! points ,tst'as
conditions shown in q oSpatl ta -
a., ,auls ed Minneapolis were kr1aalhs &N"1S s@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19

The local market spot cotton closed 99i 6n a.
9J 80 50s for middling Southern spot markets
1aTa autographed follows: Mobile steady unchahgea
bales. Savannah nominal uncIaIisea
a. &c sales bales Norfolk steady qnchangea a.
bales. Baltimore nominal
al nc Augusta quiet and steady unchanged a.
Louis firm, unchanged al II
go "a bales Galveston firm 20 higher at ll%c:
seies So bales. New-Orieans steady l-Ioo hgner.
bales. Charleston hrnl unchanged az
- hid Estimated receipts leading points for To-
80. IIo1stou SOO 1000 hales, against 45u aSt
reet and s87 last year az Galveston 1000 to svso
and 4.032 last year. and at
Wnrtorieans 2.sO0 to 4.20O bales against SooS last
week anu a. the ports interior points today COM
- +ljtb the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
~'alS SON HERE VAINLY TWO DAYS.
-'i Of Fall River Man Has No Olew to
His Whereabouts.

fss =. y searching for two days FOR some
ss- G.. .sIFanus Nickerson Of Fall River. HE
Z yo. george Nickerson. went homo last night.
esss Ina man Is connected with the cotton bro
-. rs, o Charles H Carr. OF No. 4s North
r. :. aA River He left his home on Friday
= p,o..,s 'ine to New-York on the Fail River
h. ~ He had engaged room In ad-
.,.ss = as there Is no report that it was not
L W., supposed that he reached this city.
: ss,a..' son was TO return 20 Fall River on
sssv night boat, but did not do so. On
ssksr---telh MS father. a cousin of Captain Il
sgs.ia'n. superintendent of the New-England
"a Cor o''npany. and Henry Nickerson. an
e cO,t one here to look for him. They looked
e9stood ,b SI9ker named Muason, as IL was
- Iasb ~ 9lF Nickergon had business with
- Lafs - c9lld find no cotton broker or that
n: ifsm Fan M ?, " ednesday night they received
n ne Eatne y tsIfsF that memorandum coEtalIlsz
\, eang a;1,iLJ. d Or. T. MunsOn had been founQ
- sas .,,ia'tsoH 3 papers A doctor ~ luat
asszson ss9g but said he never heard or MI
r. laatiCa a. Fohce Headquarters there was no
y alssisv ,tsafc;ns q man OF his description.
mai mas wife and one child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
Partition Sale.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. KINGS

NEW GOhh bCEdEAAG OOOhIs AlNGH
Co1nty.-wIlliAn Il. Kennedy and Ca-4ssss as Costa
Kennedy, his wife Plaintiff against Ellen Eva KsD-
NEEDY and others Defendants In pursuance OF inter
locutoy judgment Of partition and sale duly aas and
entitled action and bearing
9th day Of December 1905, I. the undersigned the
Referee said Judgment named. VIII a public
auction at New York Real Estate salesroous Nos.
Il and 16 yesey Street IL the Borough OF Manhattan
CITY YORK. the 18th Gay OF January, 1904 AZ
II clock noon Of day, by George g. BILLINGS Rss-
cree premises County directed
BY said Judgment be soId therein described a.
folows (d all that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land situate lying and being in TIE city OF New
York formerly In the Town OF West Farms, II the
County Of westohestsr and State Of New York ara
GDown and designated Lot No 10I map entitled
Map OF Belmont Ylage n the Town Of West Farms,
dated Westminster Co. New York
9th 1851. made by Andrew F1nday, Surveyor and
fled IN the ONCE Of the Clerk (now Register the
County OF Weschests- White Piaizsl which said IoV
fronts on the west OF Washington Aveuus laid
down on said map Being she premises conveyed
eeuor and Kate A KayseT. Exeoutrtz, OF the lsE1
VIII and Testament OF John Q. Kayser. deceased
deed dated the 18th day Of October 1851 and recorded
ia the ONCE Of Register Of the County OF Wsstch
in Lber 1854 OF convsyanoss II the 1etA day
diagram Of said premises according raAD n
- - r1av Ays1us now z fsTrh sal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

liverpool Jan. 1s-Gosing-cOTToE-s In fair de-
678di middung. $3.50; n1iddling, gid l2w mid
ding 6.O5df GOOD ordinary 6STd; ordinary STD Tbs
day 10000 bales, OF watch eco we're
speculation and export and included 100 American
REGENTS. $4,000 bales including Il. 100 American.
Futures opened easy closed quiet; American m!ddinE.
q q January 8O5d; January February, 6o5dj Feb
TlarT and March. 5.O6d March end April $685. April
and May 6.l2dI May aid. June and July
esd July and August, 61e5; August and seDtsnber5
0i September October 1884, October and HoYero
Der. 3. 76d! November and December. 6-73d