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New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
CONTROLLER FINISHES CRoTON DAM.
Mr. Metz Lays Final Stone, Making Compile
ton Of Water Barrier.

Controller Metz formally signalzed the compile
ton OF the Croton dam yesterday by laying the
coping stone on the northwest corner of Gatehouse
No ? Of the great water barrier. There were pres
ent Chief Engineer Walter H. Sears. ex-Chief En-
gineer William R. Hill, John +. Cowen, president
and Aqueduct Commissioners William H. Ten Eyck'
John P Windolph and John J. Ryan; James ).
Coleman, Jules Brenchaud and Benjamin Coleman,
constituting the firm Of Coleman, Brenchaud q
Coleman, the contractors: Fred B. Rogers, div1-
sion engineer; Edward E De Lancey. assistant en-
gRee-s John B. Goldborough, superintendent OF
construction Isidore J. Beaudrias, Assistant Cor
porston Counsel; Henry D. Dumont. business man
ager OF the Merchants Association; Excise Com
missioner Edward II. Healey and David Mcclure
counsel to the contracting firm.
Controller Metz laid the stone with silver
Jroyel each Of the others IN the party being asKso
70 place trowel OF mortar under the stone ne
dam has taken about thirteen years IN building
and cost nearly $S.o00,0oo 1t should have been nm
ished half dozen years ago, but an error IN the
calculations for the foundations necessitated the
destruction and reconstruction OF the wall and
z consequent large waste Of time and money. Inc
Mayor and Mr.. MCGOWAN were invited to the cere-
monies but could not be present.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
&c at the ports and interior points to-day CON-
y y = .arrla e. 10 :. ,rnnlr al last vear.

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; SIot G9. ~
Ie.- doing: 10000 bales; sper 'sloI 1iI
falf G0I. Ar1rIcau 5000 receipts, 9uoo
eAPol' ,DIand 62Sd Futures opened 9ay'
I'VV,, h,,-Ln- on near months ana pTllIs g.
to.xt closed quiet at het ~
ol5ii' tr,,ary and January February Isb 5,S Tfa
points JanuaEs ~ 4prI 1Sd; April-May SIG; May
larch' atg I1reIriy 25di July-uguh
June oza 19d: September October, o'g%a5 80
ss!rernLer SD NovemosI, doing
NoyeIlDe- arm. cloths. fair business 5iI ~
IN gTr 1.-The -four r1arhet was HI' I ~ Sa
Trices Only sales TeoeiiS4 ~ winter Ftraights
cia1{s9 Pciri3r patents. 81 7OaS9 - Clears
60 S6Ss4. winter patents p "a ,4SiS3 y and
- ,y %. Ira No winter - 90 67,oted
50 66g43 ~, 60 sSaS3 10 RYE FLOUR o5SS4 ~
no Nllpa6 s3 704S4; CHOICE TO $3.50 "a "a
COHIAEL, steady. Quoted Fie WilI,e nI arm @
to bfaho 53t coarse 81 OsS1 10 d ~ tonSard mid
yellow 81 ;oted ~; Western spring. s." To- 6 i i9n,ry
city 800 "a ioIr S2 So red dos mddng
ding w ~ ~ Iran $50 bulk and so 20 20 buik
sa9 E0dS23 50 red dog, % SS99i 20
and 81 ~ 11yEIf THE fact that hthtia accounted
bS we're reported to he more S tbe IouIdation
conditions ea1a IN wheat yesterday ana lo o the iien
for weak at had recently been ACQUIRE, cTon by
OF account 10 tho quality OF the Sss snnnor
OF serious t1b seyerhi times during a. fstJsf to
rains - market by commission - ,as 4 al
was given santial response ana az tie sn+s IN fbe
show an One Of these buying ios'stn tha, 90
nc net - 6ua 10 n BroomhaH report ssaTti wanted
last h2u sdvlees noted that rain was % osewiieTe
ncal districts the PunJaup a. ,he drnuth
IN the E,t bsI deterorated especiss ~ ~, T,sss,re
the T.st was followed BY rent"sa o,nt az ths
disIlo,s aht m. close was az nearly ths Is"sas NO"
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.I

IBy Telegraph 20 The Trtbune.1
Chicago, Jan. 17.-Wheat had a further 10 de-
cline today in addition to the same drop in price
the dav before The growing stocks Of shipping
wheat in the Northwest had most to do with the
weakness Corn and oats firm, the former
closing at the small. fractional Improvement OF
1l6c and the latter at the somewhat more material
gain of Ac. Provisions in the end showed little
change, having recovered about all OF decline
they had in the forenoon
The heaviness of the day before prevailed at the
opening Of the wheat market to-day, and first
transactions were at decline Of 74c. There was
some support then. but a greater spasm OF weaks
ness followed waSh % ePRea }R aaYs bsa news
was the reported smallness OF the NoFunwesceItal 4
receipts. Local receipts were 10 cars SonRar 80 81
with IS the same day year ago. EstlmaJe OF
to-Inorrow's local receipts rs cars. May closed
at S77s to SSc The highest was Ss9s and tas lowest
sra July sold from s51s to S5k down 10 Sa7a CLOS
M The corn pit did little business to-day: Prices
sbipnlents hence were 10000 bushels Estimate
9a high as 4514c and as low as 46c. May closed at
$50 454c July closed at the top 4S9sc 70 A07A0
s TbsPs was little disposition to sell In the pit
TODAY and a f1rmer feeling existed. The general
YES good inquiry from Eastern buyers for ship
rnents which added TO the strength hecelpIs "ers
518 cars "rn hence ' were 269oo bushels May sold
from 8aC to 32c 32sc, closing at Sc July closed
at at I9 n o bTs6els for direct export from here at
hast prices on crop closed market strong,
boTns an easier trend after steady opening
Selling was stimulated by late report rom ans tne
aners pIacfng the short side Of the market for
1ro4t 6n the decline some Of the smaller pack
bought nd theG 81 &C. was o TO ss
aetd to $3 s N Nay g arq to sS 8 Co. a1 RIBS B soG
] o. n 7IL of to 81 90 and reacted to s. 52}a Hog
receipts were $4,000 head
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
SUPREMF COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

Of the % Board or PsDd n. Ss Tss Rsoss q s
commissioners determine ana report whsthsr rapid
persons property as By the Board ousSs
p ub 9s oits ct and "a; Third Aysn1s Route
on5 bs OF 9f o sh s,oS T f 1 r. s'as
cos %l o sOPs & S ss OF Psqh m e. rs @
Appellate Bivsion Court House Madison Aysnus > sPf
on the 2sh day Of January 1905 at one oeoc IN the
afternoon OF that thereafter counsel
in the above entitled to determine report
after due bearing whether railway or rsilwsys IN the
ought be constructed operated The papers
petition o o the ssid B6aTd datsd the 5 day Of oosob
is snd All Of the .s ds asrs sS Saf IN PtRR RR once on S Clerk %
said Appellate Division about the 6th day OF Ooo
shall be presented to the Court 6y the said Board
description Of the route and Shs FSnsTs plan q s'
the papers aforesaid with Clerk the
A9Ds1's sv6oDis 106 0 t a9 fe IN the Ss of New
York: In the Borough Of Manhattan Third Avsnue.
BoWsrT to Chatham square under Chatham square and
the New B3weTy to Psa os qndsF IN & Fsa s es. S e
themes whitehall Street to Battery Park; Psrk
down Nassau Street Broad Street. and thsnos down
Broad Street to Pearl Street forming Junction with The
s5th and seth stTests from Third Avenue to 5lshhl
yard fT2n t4ason ASfn9 sTtr69 20 RSpoag mes ~ rs
object Of the aforesaid application u TO obtain the a
pTbIio hearing Of ali parties Interested whethsE such
railway railways ought TO be construcsd ana eee
late Division togshsg with " TsDr& & Of shslF Sssi s
oSe1aton 6oS Of such railway or railways as this w
ask that 1t bel shall when conaEned BY sid ecers
along the line Of said railway or RAJ, railways
sIoSs3as FOR THE CITY or NEW YORK az
BION L. BURROWS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York January II, 1906
COFFEE-Tbe coffee market less active demand
beng checked by reaotonary European cables and the
turn OF good weather Brazil Old longs showed great
confidence in the intrinsic merit of the situation how
ever and the market ruled generally steady IN ths alb
senoe OF important offerings. The opening de-
cline Of points, but loss
ing the session and closed steady unchanged Sales
were about 50 900 bags The initial detlino in
pathy with lower French cables than expected prices
there being franc lower at the hour of the local
ing The steadiness here made good abroad,
however, and Havre recovered franc Of her
burg was hGh pig lower. Neither Of the Brazilian
markets reported change receipts Brazilian
points continued light with the two reporting 1900
bags against 23 600 bags last AS the Brazilian
movement is now only about Is 600 bags ahead of the
movement for the period of last the
total turned out shade under 100000 it
looks though the figures would be equality
during the next few Jundahy receipts the
only 1000 bags against IS 900 year.
reports indicated generally clear Paulo
and te trade win expect slight increase in the
nent as as the favorable shipping conditions
become effective MEANWHILE warehouse deliveries in this
running well above it
looks though substantial would be
reported in the worlds visible supply February
The market for coffee steady, with
quotations ranging from 624 to sac for Rio No T.
Tho Of contract prices In the local
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
NeM-York- Ianuary N. 3

New-York January IT, 1906.
BEANS AND PBAs-The trading in domestic medium ned
ee, 10 he any pressure sell the prices
sTs held aboi steady strictly choice however.
@ re asLing little more for really choice lots.
aiIfoTnie lima quite strong. Scotch steady but
crt@f we quote: BEANS. marrow, choice. per bush,
60 I do fair to good 81 50QS3 medium. choice. 81 059
go SS 56S3sa co. BLACK turtle soup s. 509s3 55 yellow eye
SI So lima California Ss 40 PEAS green Scotch. per
BTSTERD Receipts to-day $40 pkFs including 2se0
ettv large scale but they big blocks Of
Tenoyated butter in transt export lines OF
Int Tb rroportion Of fancy stock comparatively small
ouiet though held about steady. Fancy held creamery
III m sI m tfrna weeks ago All the grades Of imitation
Two OF nd 1ac,inr stock are relatively scarce
a. m gn ~ the renovated butter because Of the higher
o7d2T4o Ciercane Exchange official quotation. extras
27c): do hsts 23Q28G; seconds, 2oq22c do thitds
5 seconds ie4So; do thirds i79i8c wnstern Imitation
extras 2ln21iac; do irEts 1920; do seconds l7R1sn
do thirds 15I[G10c; western factory frbts 1s4 9i9o
No l. 1sc. do no 2 17df7lac 60 No 3. i4h915'4o
CHEESF-Receipts to-day. 2.o45 boxes. Trading con
ana with current receipts stocks showing
reduction. and market continues in strong po
made skins moderate supply and firm winter made
skins gging Liverpool cable COS for coored and 63s
colored ana white september. fancy. f44c; October
best 13A@18%o; do late made, small average best
made, 1IkGl1%c; do winter made log101se; part
sms prime e@g',S o. & 1 aS g92d sa qs7+o; do common To
EGGs-Receipts to-day, 1850 Some specula-
va demand has dsvelopsd chiefly on ordera to hug f
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18

- ir.t Deoartment-In the application
me me 6T Of New York for the appointment OF three COM
issioners determine and report wnstasr FPa iran
and property determined by the Beard eusht 70 6e
Constructed and ana S
the provisions OF Chapter Of the Laws OF 1s94 as
70 h SpIene Court Of the State OF New York for the
First st Judi6iI HB6eae PbTsoa Court House Madison
26th srssS Borough OF aaHh9Gn @ - Cy ON. o. sT fs
in the Of that day or as soon neEeefte as
SocnsS1 In the above entitled matter detenige
report after due hearing whetnsT IsSAy & OF
~ Tsrsons and property ought be constructed and
operated The papers which The aforesaid aYIhea
se si1n 0 u day S Of ootobsr zoos ait
once e e ts ds cfk 6 oobe ct bela I d IN addon tSeTs
such 3hgs papers aS s6pon aa on f Ss route and the gen
sraI plan of construction OF the said railway or railways
cp 5Ss df RatE the hpPeiate 6Pe Division rae s
and subst@ntia synopss Of the saiq 62G'e b m ' Street, -
Greenwich Avenue Greenwich Avenue from Eignth Aye-
svsrIsy place and Macdougal Street and under Wash
inEton Square intersection Of Foutn street an
fs Mess a9d rom thence down Fifth Avenue wsshlnE
ton Square; also branch connsetng sevsnis an
R2agayf RTsTns rom 15sth stFess to Abingdon ass sudden
west Broadway. from West Fourth street 20 Ysssy
s street the appointment Of comissOnsFs who shall dst
mine after public hearing OF all Pertss dn5sTsTea;
and operated and shall the evidence taken t9 sd
APpsa' d DTGn 4a6G 51sPT + h T Sr Of Re consuotsn and
oueraon railway railways tss THIS B2sTS viii
s +ts shs h ' leu 0s S fRs Rs 81 hs proD7
along the line Of said railway Or or ra,dHsys. 1dE
Potsf Posp NeE OF RGPrb TPENsTr RGTLRoAD cos
s40->H1 ALEXANDER p ORR. President
BION I. BURROWS. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
ASPHALT RECEIVER DISCHARGED.
Court Refuses to Order Bond Cancelled
Wright's Claims Dismissed.
EBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Trenton. n. J.. JAN i7.-Judge Lanning filed a
memorandum IN the United States Circuit Court
to-day. ordering the discharge of Henry Tatnall
from the Feceivership OF the Asphalt Company Of
America The court refused TO order the receivers
bond cancelled. but directed that 1t remain file
with the clerk of the court
The memorandum also set aside the claims fled
by John NJ Wright, as stockholder of the General
Asphalt Company, The court holds that the latter
company is not and never creditor Of the
Asphalt Company Of America,
Henry TstnaIl, nth vice-presideat and treasurer
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, one Of the re-
caivers of the Asphalt Company Of America, ap-
Piled 20 Judge Lanning on January fer instruo-
tions with regard TO claims nlads by John N.
Wright. OF Detroit The latter, holder of
$500 worth OF stock Of the General Asphalt Com
pany, the successor of the Asphalt Company Of
America asked that the receiver bring proceed
.ngs against the officials for the alleged diversion
Of S45, ,o00 OF the company's funds,
This money, it said, paid to General
Manuel A. Matos, of Venezuela for the protection
of the company's property at Guanoco against the
insurTectionists.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
be gtastieal pogiton Il Brazllian coee s E Follows:

coTToN.Ihe cotton nnaTket Just about lost the ad
70 Is points Sales were estimated at 10000 bales.
advance of 1 point. Just about cables.
At first there considerable support the
parties who bullng market just before the
close the previous day but after advance 10
II e2c for March. about points higher and
30 points above the low level Of last week the market
turned easier under liquidation which
may have been encouraged to by the cable
giving Elisons estimate Of European mills stocks
January and weekly takngs December, Private
wires from the South claiming very holders
and good demand for spot cotton held the declining
tendency in check and during the middle session prices
HuCtuated within points Of the opening figures.
Later however reports that the South offering spot
supplies freely to Eastern spinners caused
aggressive pressure, the lowest
ngures OF the day. According to official advices the
Southern SPOT markets quiet but generally higher
by about 116c to &c Exports 1000 bales in
port receipts and all private adviaes received
during the day again laid stress the mpossfbty OF
buying cotton in the South anything like paT~~N
with local contracts reported that the South
offered several lots of cotton TO ew-Eng1and on
cheaper basis during but England
representatives. said they nothing Of such offers.
and they impossible offers from the
South basis which the mill willing 70 pay.
Of prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
Public Notices.
RTME COTTRT- APPELLATE DIVISION,


~ First Depsrtment-In the matter OF the april
cation Of The BOARD Of RaDid % Transit B Rsirosd Con-
OF three commissioners 10 determine and report wnet
OF persons and property as determined by Board.
ought to be constructed and operatsdLngt0n Avenue
Pebble noties hereby given that pursuant 70 sssi
hs 1nds1signed Board Of RapIa rSns HailToad Con
issSnsrs win spply 70 tne Appellate Division M n of % sss
the Appellate Division Court House Madison Avenue AID
SfsvJs4fs, Ss,s,, 49,
the 2oth day Of 1908 at oeiock in ths
can be heard for the appointment q three eomisaons
after due hearing whether railway railways in ShO
said City for the and transportation par
hs petition Of the said oard dated tbs 5Sh
day October ie05 and the afiaavts and papers 60
egsce =; & ne % saIS all , y Ted TsFS me- IN The
about the 9th day Of October 1905 and IN addition ho
such ether shall be presented to the Court By
.,o 4sssTiPsl9R I! Of the ana t.: plan q
the fled aforesaid with the said q
eSnai syhopsis of the sa6 soa.s IN & County q Ns-
r os , In the Boroash e @anhs:tas Lzas'on Avsnes
son sson Avenue to to & P Aysas Ayas sS s Street @ @ La La
inston 1vsno TO Fifb AvenuS: Fifth Avenue rom sah
Street 70 2sd Street. Broadway. fron Madison square
street Church street from vssey Street trinity isos;
Greenwich street from Trinity pace TO Battsy PARK
n the Borough Of The Bronx From tas Harssa River
Avenle from the Harlem 5sth streets ssdEu1oS
objses @ Of the sfoTssd 20 sp5caS : to obtain s.
public hearing Of ali parties interested. whsthsT such
railway or railways ought 70 be eonstrucsd and opsr-
late Division, together with report Of dstsrnina
6oa S9h n spSr + IN favor q hs e. % % asd
shall Be: ssil when eonlsd By ssid cou-s
siens the e said raii$sy Or Ts%ays s,''-''
Dated. New York, January g. 1904
s1oNERs FoR THE cTTY OF new YORK. By
Boz SASB5 L B6RRowss g 4ts sseTssssS: FsssSsat-
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
SHIELDS COMPANY RECEIVER ASNED'

tBy Telegraph to The Tribune - Cans got
Trenton, n. J., Jan. 17.-George fo'i-t .td states
an order from Judge Lanning. in the - c,btelSs
] conatructoD our % to show next wedne-
day why It should not be adjudged an -. 80
bankrupt and have a receiver appoiii.o ,r,,ch Ga
charge of its business The COMPANY -, Ioi,or
,,ot -. aF receiver by the Court of
Chancery on application OF it's piL1essoIyeiIcy In
Shields The reason assigned was iiISSpIfttHsa Sons
applying the United States Court oo,SyaT nv
contended that the appointment OF TIC go coII.
the State court was the result of fraud anu SO''N
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18

The local market for spot cotton closed quiet at
points decline 1Oo for middling upland
and middIlng Gulf sales TO sprners ~ bales
southern spot markets we're telegraphed follows;
Mobile steady higher 1114c; sales 400 bales
Savannah. c higher at 11%sc; sales, 500
bales Norfolk steady 1sc higher II &c sales 2oe
bales. Baltimore, nominal and tsc higher a. il;sc
Augusta steady l1ec at 11sc sales 691 bales
81 Louis steady and unchanged at II 1-l6c sales 66l
bales Galveston. steady and unchanged At l3so sales
T63 bales. New-Orleans, steady and unchanged at
Il 70 18G: sales 4O5o bales Wilmington nominal.
5d,srleston firm and unchanged 114c bid Estimated
leading points to-day: AT Houston from
800 to 300 bales against 3o1 last week and 19S last
at Galveston from 000 5000 bales against go
st week and Psi last ana at NewOrleans from
600 to $500 bales against 11i97 last week and SITS
last year. 49,, -. - =, ,., .,r+, 60 5o, con,-
week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18

HAY AND sTRAW-HAY--Receipts for the day W9ud
he about eauaI to IL they contained any run nes
Of prime ana l. but before BUYERS nave 20 , aS %
dilgent search TO fill ther light wants Inc me o.
price is unchanged with prime large bales PER 59 M
g0I No TTIsmSOc: No . T04T21ac; NO D. uv92oci
Shipping SOC; clover mixed s12q$la tom coyer ee
sIOcsI2 ETRAW-LonE steady at oOg1Vc Tor
10 osat Receipts of hay and stray In tons Tpo sp M
to-day Were; by
PiTer Rsiipoad 2S0 pennsylvania. 140; Lehsh valley
10. baltimore and Ohio. 30: ontario and western. ~.
ta,+-ai ~ NeJersey So total. Clio tons tXporiS IoF
reoi IN bales Liverpool 1852 Kingston. S4I IT1ndad'
o.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
DIAMOND STEEL PLANT SOLD.

IBy Telegraph TO The TribuneI 49,,
Wilmington, Del, Jan. lit was stated ctoi
that the big plant of the Diamond stare 80 80
Company. in this city, which has been idle since
August. 1904 has been bought by Philadeip@ni @ ~ ~
ftslists Howard T Wallace, president OF 10 give
Germ and one Of the receivers, decliaed. .td The
The name of the purchasers or the price Tbev en-
works expected 10 start up Shortly reDresents
pIoy fifteen hundred men, and the plant i0'
an investment Of about 81 1000.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
DlsALLows LEWIS NIxoN's CLAIM.

Trenton n J., Jan II (SpeciaD.-Judge Lanning
fled decision IN the United States Circuit Court
to-day sustaining James Smith, Jr receiver Of the
United States Shipbuildng Company, in disallowing
TWO claims Of Lewis Nixon aggregating slz2,oVO Tor
salary as president Of the shipbuildinG Trust The
claims covered the periods from July l, 1yoS 20
March 81 1904 and from April !, 1884, to July o.
year.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18

ABNER c. THOMAS surrogate Of the County OF
,r,a Ssm aeainst Mary Martin County
~ NA2v York deceased. present the with
subscriber, his place OF trauEacting
finess the ofice OF Cowing. White Wait. No 40
Street the city " Ne" Aof on or heiofe ths %Oth
lay Of July next - - 100
D"f'U' 49, MULFDRD MARTIN Executor
Cow1No. WHITE & WAIT, Attorneys for Executor, 10
wan street Borough OF Manhattan the City OF New
---
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18

Cohee cables; Rto.cofee market nrn; No : RIO
$500 exchange II 882d receipts 1000 bags shipments
for the United States 1900 bagsi shipments Europe
5000 bags; stock, 267oOO bags santos-Conee market
quiet; good Santos. 4S250 receipts 5000 bags
stock 2l90oO bags HambuTg-Cofeo market opened
lower; at net < @la lower 1900
bags. Havre-+Co1ee market opened barely steady, x
franc lower; at u m declined L franc; at m
changed TO 4 franc lower: $50 advanced franc;
total sales, 1900 bags.
49, tisan L.-
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
PITTsBURG BANK MERGER RUMoR.
Report That Farmers and Second National,
with $34,215,278 Deposits, Will join
IBg reIegraph to The Tribunt

Pittsburg. Ian 77-T+ "a renortea here to-day that
the Farmers National T7anI< will in q short time
take over the Second rya+iorsI Rank one of the
strongest financial concerns In the city Inc
Farmers has total assets and liabilities OF &
Ee a, ana the Second National 81, ,2056Z5 40
CONFINED co deposits Of the two banks would be $04
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18

cay Reports from the Northwest that country ele-
were very large but that present farm Do
zoo Ie We're light The primary consisted OF
1870 tTS.ov0 bush, compared with eco 600 bush
heinz srkets showed irregularty, the Liverpool close
Berlin iB1 net lover Paris partly Is points higher
bgc,ar marks lower. Budapest o points
Tvsnt weather conditions being mllder through the
tines expected led TO selling Of July at
tha Fo,Ins the day. The cash closed easy at
aFons prices; No red. 9o%c elevator and 92ao
aaoat "S una No Northern Duluth 9744o b
again with b'orne nr local foreign market was active
shorS t the close being partly j. net higher Rains
cearances of so led to buying, and seaboard
tba h1iI sS 9.VcU bush additional impetus to
receptT Ser Oh me market On the hand primary
love- - as large as last year. cables were s9+kd
cepances tbFob DISPATCHES reported country
70 o loads the cash market oios11 stesdy &c ,ooys
white 52o sOG DGc elevator and 511Ac ahoat q
thropt 10 or oats was fairly active and well sustained
LIe Gay on commission house buvng and re-
ports that country accepances were onv nodeyat ne
70 66zQ87o' natural white 30 t Se 90 10 %
inai T Nv ~f5se 81 to 10 ~ 4ols11so RYE1Market nom
snfeio s'esqy feeding Al 40 mating 4752o
delivered Na USR9>MihhAI-Market dull 625ac nominal
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
THE ATLANTIC AT NICE.

Nice France. Jan. 1.-THE American au1tiai ,
schooner yacht Atlantic, owned by Wilson Mar
shsl' Of the New-York Yacht Club has arrived
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18
- pI7RsIIANCR OF AN ORDER OF. .HON.

i ,t,e- G Thomas a Surrogate OF the County New
1870 il hereby given all persons having claims
t Peter Iorilard Ronads. late OF the County Of
present the same, with vouchers
SrdT 10 the subscribers their place Of transactirg
bmsiness az the office OF Philips avery their attor-
x} ~ Nav York. before tho 25th day OF July.
4'p, TteS "a New York. tho 9th day Of January, 1905
ARRAN l. ELhCS,
,,ryr Ups AVERI Attorneys for Executors. Al Park
80. -. ALanlattan New York CiLY.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-18

4 Abner c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of
claims against Mary E Van Aalen late OF the County
New deceased. to present the same, with
orrhers thereof subscribers at their place OF
,ransactng business the ofc5 Of Robert ". Todd.
- 9Vs broadway. Borough Of Manhattan in the City
- Naw York before the 33th cay OF April next.
u Kew York, 18th OF October 1900
D7@S-' ~ FRANK r. CHANDLER,
FREDERICK w. LEGGETT
Executors
R9d5EtSsa R9s,ev borough Manhattan. New York City.