davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-12

The Indian never liked work but he
wanted his squaw to get well as soon as.
possible so that she could do the work
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-12
G. H: Newth,
-. Physician and Surgeon SO.
Phhomath, Oregon.
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten
Dollars Earned.

Dollars Earned.
The average man does not save to exceed
ten per cent. of his earnings. He must spend
nine dollars in living expenses for every
dollar saved. That being the case he can
not be too careful about unnecessary ex-
penses. Very often a few cents properly in
vested, like buying seeds for his garden, will
save several dollars outlay later on. 1t is
the same in buying Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs
but a few cents, and a bottle oft in the house
often saves a doctors bill of several dollars.
For sale by Graham & Workman. $751;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
OTHER MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

chicago jan 1cATTLE-Re Receipts 5000 5 market
81 25SS5 bulls $29&4 TO- calves $89ss stSekerS dnd
5a7Io lower choice 20 prime heavy 20 gysirb
So S0gS5 10; good to choice heavy mixed 90 S5
marke steady sheep s4qs6 Is; yeaFlinss $eaS0 W.
laIaDs ~ Ian 11-HoGs active butchers and
shfnners IS so: common 81 S0aS5 30 GAIT
Sar 10 good shippers 81 359S4 80; common sSgsG
SHEEP steady: $685. LANES strong u S2gS o.
I1as+ i3nffaIo ian 1.-CATTI4E-Recelpts lou heSu
slow and easier prime s. 5ogs5 s shPp s 5S
sieers "a 75TS5 46 butchers, 81 50S6 2 heifers 30
ass cows and bulls 50 7Js4 90 . XEAIRsselRRts
in0 head: active 25c higher, 50 oGq$IO LSe
cepts 5000 head slow pigs &C higher Gtn9ES 81 &C.
pigs s. 65as5 7O; roughs s. 75@$S STAG sSee5 &C
tive and steady; slow and lower IAN o. %
SIS so; yearlings SO 1881 wethers' 30 ou4So - 800
K 501TS5 IS; sneep mixed. S&a$5 40. $50. G 700 IN
ci,9iIr 500 Southerns steady to strong cow
oop IOc lower Choice export and dressed beer
tsers SIX 259Se fair good, Sass; western req
60 56SSS 30: stocers feeders sass 90 sootnern
efeTs So 56Gs4 75 Southern cows. S2qS5 5o naive
SSS4 native hefers $685.; bulls 81 26S4; calves Sg
81 HOCE-Receipts $500; market steady cIoseu onS
ton S5 87Ih bulk Of sales So 2od$5 S2z heavy % @
i-I. hackers So 256S5 321e pigs and lehlS % 10y
e. 971L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1900; market STEADY 70 .
Srar: ma five lambs So BOOST So lambs, 50 S0IS1 40
nd earrings 81 5odS6; western fed yearlinss 30 ug
S. 6o western sheep 81 50qS6 49, stockers ana ted
ers bOdS5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York January IL. 1905
BEEvES-Receipts IS or 2S4 mead
16 cars for sIaughterers and for the unarke{
ing In live cattle Feeling steady Dressed beeI IN IAN
demand at 5zaec per native sides ldverpool ZIG
London quoted live cattle and q Sd0 80
steady The Armenian took $50 cattle ana zooV quar-
tiers of beef. shipments tomorrow . ..-z.,.,
CALyES-Receipts 81 head part Ia1e yesleL4aSJ'
mon to good vsais sold S5GS9 80 100 10 no really
choice Veals offered. Barnyard and Nes-en .a
stea6v Dressed calves firm 9G1412c per 10 LOT CITY
dressed veaIs 9T13c for country dressed . 60 so
Sales-S Sanders: 2 veals. 125 ID average a. 20 'O
per 100 NJ mo-. 10, - a. ss0sa 30
I @ Curtis & Son: veals. 50 to ia To- az s'tsS 91c
SHEEP AND IAAATBS-Receipts were II cars me
Including for saughterers anu
market and with the stock there were 80 Sod
and prime lambs fm the undergrades SLOW ' basn sold
THE hens we're cleared Common to fairy g9oa s7SS
at s46S5 % rer 100 common TO prime Ir,tto9
O. c1lIs Canadian LAMBS DIIS9SSI1o -
steady at sl10c per n; dressed AMPS N average
Sales Sanders: 1876 state LAMBS, 60 40 sa n at
IS SG STATE SIMON "a Pennsylvania lambs a H. al
ss 40. % State do 81 n, at 81; etaxe sheeP q
80 se' % N at S6 so; sheep 11s ~ at So - a.
iss 80 Cornrssion Company: 100 Ohio lamps 20 ~ a.
IS 6o. 21S Buffao do II. at IS 20 20 CO. 90 H. "
% ~ I1 @ m los Western lambs. 50 10 at 50 90
" r. Hume: state lambs 70 n at 90 90 9y fo 40 cais
AZ N at Sb: 18 Pennsylvania sheep 10Z ~ at 90
State DO 1G7 No. SIS; Pennsylvania cui4S' 1o ~ "
50 receipts were ~ cars 772s head including
half car for the market Geelns Met Country
No sales reported made on To-Day Sc lAdiHN'N'
dressed hogs firm at 6ds1zc per n. .-s.rn. q
Saies-George & l. s. Dillenback liats SesteiuN'' :
Stare hogs 123 n average, at IS per 100 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Neu-york Ianuarv II.

Neur-TOrz. January IL 1906
r,nr-FEES-F7fs the volume business showed no I'M
--oy1ent and there was indication that the recent
kIlh usvs ar5 saa hiness Of market had attracted
,--hfnr llke general Investment demand the codee
ssrs net little opposition and prices ruled genely
--s.T- The o-ar.rg was steady at advance Of 70
IA voints TR-uE middle session the market eeseQ
- o within partial points OF the previous cIosY hut
.SA ,se- IA ding rallied The opening figures, ana
Trt finally steady net advance O 70 10 points.
So gere reported or about o09 bags, The opening
s he+ter tan some had expected il view OF rather o
s51rtng cables hut sentiment seemed dominated by ne
49, ~ fresh rFius 81 the OF Puio ana me
tsIler brazilian receipts The absence Of general bugnE
20 AGAINST the market. ano the para4 0C
- 5rinv the middle session followed light offerings
~ there was no aggressive selling whatever aIld me
eet recovered the loss IL the late session on very
--sTf vnlufas o. demand HAVE was unchanged carr
- later iUnurosed somewhat and closed unchanged 70 <
s ~ Erfer nith Hamburg l Q2 pig higher OF the
-os-v markets no advanced 90 rels and SeItos "1s
,sscbsnged Receipts the ports were 1900 Daes,
srs- 81 Coz year and the Jundiahy mo sfles
esv 900 bags against : 90 on TIE ETesloSs oaS =
80. 5slive-ies continued liberal win NeN-4 ork e
ng shout 1S.000 bags The uarEet LOT spot CuII9e
Tss steady. with quotations On ne paSls 2 - " 80
No 49,. =, -, 1oca4 .-gr,s+ tn-fTaz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
EuRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

I,-,ooI Ian 1l-CIosing: wHEAT-spCt STEADY
No red western winter IS futures Hne qI mTed
new quiet Is I'D American mixed oid eSsy Mao 9q
- Sfsd EAs-Canadian steady IS S55a. r ~ n ~
St Louis fancy winter steady Us "a e2iIa
I Taf,c 7os Sd PORK dun; prime mess West egg
NFS-Short IA to 10 TO, sleal!
% con Irregular; Cnberl and cut IS 70 30 ~ AS 90
,rt lin III to "A n ass; long clear mtddies igh -
~ ~ H. 46s: long clear mddes heavy e 70 80 no.
a. ~ sioTt clear backs 20 ~ ASS I'd clear oeles
49S o. IL y, ass Cd: shoulders II to 10 H. firm
3es LARD steady. prime Western in t1eTces 5ss
's'o, In pals I'd. BUTTER STEADY,
I7Iast tinted States 102s good United States pos
American white 65s american
6nest colored 85s TALLOw-Prtme city steady. 24s,
E,p5SrTIN F-Sprs quiet, ass Cd ROSIN onInoh
4aSy 9s Sd PF5TROI4EUM-Refned quiet 7lsd LIN
rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12

comes with deep conviction of its urgency. The
net gain for the day only from sc TO &c. but
that included recovery Of an early decline OF Nc
Corn and oats firm and slightly higher. and
provisions were IN accord with the general buoy
ancy of the speculative atmosphere.
The wheat market shade easier at the
opening owing to the heavness Of the Northwest
ern receipts. When the May price touched s714c
buying on resting orders sufficient TO absorb
all offerings Then the bad news from Argentina
helped strengthen the market here Local receipts
were % cars. compared with IS the same day
year ago. Estimate of to-morrows local receipts II
cars May closed at SS1sc TO sSzc The highest was
SS4c and the lowest Sf19c July sold from s4so 10
Sc closing at S47sc
Business in the corn pit was fairly active, buying
being Of good class and shorts inclined TO cover.
Few country acceptances were reported. Local re-
ceipts were 242 cars Of which 81 were contract and
shipments $4,000 bushels. Estimate OF to-norrow's
local receipts. 500 The highest for May was
451c To 459sc. the lowest 45c; the close SIC.
July sold from 45ssc 45sc to 45%c closing at the
latter price
sracnIative trade in oats was at standstill, with
fluctuations of prices within range Of 40 up to
midday The tone of the market was frmer, owing
TO the bluff that export houses have been making
large cash sales abroad. Prices In the sample mar
ket were firm with a good demand reported. Re-
ceipts were I22 cars. with 12S estimated for TO-
morrow Shipments hence 10000 bushels.
MAY closed at the top. S22sc. The lowest was 22Ac
July sold from SOsc TO Se74c, closing Bose to So&c.
Provisions firm. Shorts were disposed TO
1iebt desTite the fact that this Is the
season for heavy manufacturing There was fair
outside buying in evidence inspired chiefly by the
strong cash situation resulting from large foreign
demand for both meats and lard. The selling was
n oy ah Iae esed of to 49, 70 s Is NAY "
sold from 81 g 70 y % 20 g PA on 70 . 90 May
AZ OO0 head. and prices ut the yards were steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12

seuihs az times but exerted positive influence
the market The cash market IN New-York closed
hrIn az the following prices No red. s1kc
ana 30 sc o ahoat: No I Northern Duluth e5 q
b ahoat- CORN-One of the notable features in
corn was decided increase OF export business. the
sales oeins reported at so loads Clearances fell OF
Q little amounting to 41Soo0 bush Receipts for the
day 56s 600 bush compared vvtth I3f 0o0 hush
hut according to private country acceptances
were very light and much days nrTnness in
prices was due to this fact. IN connection
rising temperatures West and prospects for
snow, The Liverpool market closed ia sd
hlgheF' ana BroomhaH estimated that the Argentine
shipments would be about 600 bush COMPARED with
$50 600 the previous week corn in the local mar
ket closed 81 3zc for old in elevator and sic new
afoat; No white 81 &c, and No yellow, I4c
ahoat- OATS-The market for held steady all
day with other grains and cash property
showed similar hrmness, closing follows: Mixed
&c 30 n. 36L a SIC; white 30 tn 40 "
81 \ a Ssc and clipped white. to 80 ~ 4Oa41Hc
RYE-MRrket nominal; No Western. T4c c / ( New
York BARLEY-Aarket steady: feeding 41Ho
mating. 47952c C / Buffalo BUCKwHEAT-A
ket steady at 50 1Ac delivered New-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
I,,rppooI coTToN MARKET.

75vsrpoo jan 11>closng COTTON good s 9TSi-
fasr e6d good middlng G32d 5niddling s si
< -0oUG 100
The saies Of the we're 1000 bales OF Il, %56 6
and lIlcIude5
49, 13s7aiTs 3 600 bales including 250o American
futures opened steady and closed 9aeiy EnbI
an Sii: February March 6O4d Aiarcn ana Aprl
ond IuiT CAD july and August 6i1d A4suSo ana
September and ttstoueT 9eod 51oOl
ana November . 7Sd: November and DecenneI ,, ioG'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

- First DepAEtInent-5n the matter Of the applications
for the city Of the appointment o. three
'trans railway or railways for the transportafon o.
persons and property determined by the Board ought
Public notice is Hereby given that pursuat to the pro-
the undersEned Board Of Rapid transit Rairoad co
customers viii sPPly 70 the Appellate Division Of the
judicial Department at term thereof to be held at the
Appellate Division Court House. Madison Avenue and
the 2sth day Of January. 1905. at o'clock IN the
can be Heard for fs sDpotmsn Of three corrIs1on
in the above entitled matter to determine and report
said City for the transportation Of persons and property
ought constructed operated The papers upon
petition Of the said Board dated October
ieO5 and the afdavits and papers accompanying
same ali OF which the Office OF Clerk ot
said Appellate Division about the 9Th day OF Octo
shall presented Court by the said Board A
description Of the route and the ggnsTa1 plan o. oO
the papers fled aforesaid with the said Clerk OF the
59Ra yhops Of the sad IN the Sgnt Of e
York: In the Borough Of Manhattan: Third avenue.
80 ~ RoJ1er to Pearl Street; under Pearl stree; to
Whitehall Street 10 Battery Park Park
down Nassau Street TO Broad Street thence down
Pearl Street forming junction witE the
85th and 86th Streets from Third Avenue to 5ig1ta
ward from Lincoln avenue 70 ~ IiSco7
object Of the Aforesaid application obtain the ep
pointmen Of commissioners who shau deteEIns eIts
railway or railways ought constructed and oper-
ated and shall report the said Appel
ton which report Il in favor OF the CONSTRUCTION ana
shall bel shall when confirmed ny SSa 90
BE o1 taken fs III line ie of said az Psay or faays
Dated New-York JanrsTy { 1879 COMMITS
91N-> ALEXANDER e ORR President
M 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,
- First Department the matter OF the sPpIi-
missonors FOR the New York for he sppoint1snt
rapid transit railway railways for the Transportation
ought to Be consued and as y sSs b.
Route. -
he nnSsTsssa B % t P s%s OF IsSI as sas1ded
1isznner LII % OF 5pld IIsrsit ttailroad Com
supreme Court Of the State OF New thu F1rs
Appellate Division Court House Msas09 aS. nsa ana
the 18th day Of January 1906 at one ooioek n ne
afternoon Of that day. or thereaf counsel
in the matter 10 dsterEnins and rspors
said City convenience ana fTanaDortatio5 q p.9
s ana PFURey ought to BE- and oPss
made are the petition Of the said Board. dated
oSmpanyng the same all Of which were fled IN the
about the 9Th dnT Of octne e9a 5 .ito n o. es
such other papers shall be presented Court b.
description ana the general plan Of con
the papers nIed as afaTasSS With tbs "a Ems, ~ 90, 3
appellate Division The following Is brisf and sub
York; In the Borough Of Manhattan: LsInEto Avenue
ington Avenue 10 PARK ATsnUs: s6ts s.Iss fron -
II6ston 1ysngs th 1Fsaas ssh srss fro5n Lex
Street 70 2sd Street; Broadway from Madison squAs
street: Church street from vsssy street to Unity Place
Trinity Place from Church Street TO Greenwich Street:
IN the Borough OF The BronI: From he Harlem Ri1sr
avenue from the Harlem River l5sh street, ssdswick
ooaissoasrs Who ssai dssr aim sts ss
ated and shall report se .ds ne a S SAG asd
late Division together with report Of their deternina
ton which report # favor q the eonstrgctioa and
s Ss t shss s9a IL! b ss wasa c:a 3 "a our
along tho line Of said railway or railways
Ro1fRp e OF 4 Bs6T Is9gs 3 Sxr 1905
sIoNERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK. By
A AIdT DEE , e ORB; President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

KeT-York. January II. 1905
BEANS AID PEAs-Under the influence OF eoI1Pa+ +h
market FOR State beans is about &c higher and
the obbing business to-day 80 o. and that
fRlre was also obtained for 100 for export
quiet steady. Pea having moderate job
bling inquiry with sales 81 T5. OTdcIs .or red
kidney 10 slowly and tho best goods are
offerlng held firmly at
IS quiet trading in Scotch We quote:
BEANIE choice. bush. So os DO fair 10 good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12

Eo5f hzcna-ge special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
So bales; American II GO baIes- 1niGs7r ,S-fs,6
f1rTss teepts 5000 bales; American. 2 600 bales:
80 On distant posi1ins5 closed baYely steady ri TS
NJ ,eeruaryAarch Gp4d. STarcb-AprIl 6O7d- AMI.
~. 80: Aay-JuRe 613d JunoJ,iIy 10: Julv-4u-
6s 10: august September Bg7d; Seutember- October
5%S' ) 7sd and
eatiE -atsler-1arEs Ia mare demand cloths hard
so!s[[ '.R AND NEAL-There was practically nothing
etes-,' n he1r to-day outside OF few cars OF sring
sg-i-. Fr1ees remain STEADY and unchanged FLOUR
s ss f5S3 fS S w Sss sfs sa4 & g ea5
& sa3eo winter Sc ioGS5 Is and extra No ? Winter
= l0S$4: choice rS! 81 F3lE 70 gooG
NJ Queied: Kiln dried. s3gS3 10 as 70 brand BAG
Qsos 81 1881 L. FEED-western nominal: city Arm
So - western spring $l9 e.: standard Tnlddiing
Esn s ' 60 So s 70 red dog SO 3 ell January ship
81 n 49, rec COB SO 30; horainy chop so 90 bulk and
o.s t.AiN--H 5EAT-BUlish Argentine news apa,n
TIE attention OF traders IN the wheat nnarket
tne.' Il caused active commission house buying at
s.s ana considerably disturbed short interests the
oeiEg strong close ct - advance Early
isv noted heavy and general rains. which have de-
- harvest and shipments. while private cables in
,t-te.Eoon claimed that conditions justified re-
Is-e9eg1 against 1SoO0G.0O last year The Tsroo,n
StlInate weekly shipments 500 600 bush
.ve-eq9 with 1000 bush actual the week previous
sSoS.p8ol was also affected by this at Arst hut
sageSo a. She close decline OF y O. which. however
- q have any influence this side the ArReu-
BE- epoFts were backed up here by ru:nors Of some
bss. Sor sales at Minneapolis, cearancss s42 600
wheat from the seSboGr6 and indications that
g. receipts the Northwest not so liberal a.
esv @se peen OF late Total primary receipts
a., we're fls.oe0 bush. compared with $4,000 bush
tie ne o. the support during the Cay based
loea that foreign demand would be heavy enough
feSson Il Argentine conditions turn bad rep
let ne taris market closed partly 10 points
De-. sher but Berlin was = marx lower and uea-
epd winter wheat prospects remained Favorable
Ia ne Increase Of .Ieooe6 tie Minneapolis
slflC6C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
Winter Resorts.
FLORIDA

TAR firm 81 50; receipts % bbs CRUDE 5s
Charleston. Jan. 1l-FURPENTINE and RoslN-
Nothing doing. - -. CO. s.las
l60 bbis: receipts 200; shipments Isl. RosIN nm
Sc s64 We quote; A b e g. 25j D. Sc g 60S
81 o. K 81 5o N So: N IS 80; W G. 50 20: w. Sqisd
London, Jan u.-TURPENT1NE-Spiri s5o *.
LINSEED 10ad SPERM OIL Izs US
EJTNI0American refined 614d. I.INSEstD OIL
Etra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. York by the grace God free and independent "a
Ellen D Brookes Brown, Martha 3. Brown, Elsie Brown
T. Douglas Brown Herbert ?. Brown. Elliot c. Brown
Aiasworth Brown, Marion Smith, John spohr and Alfred
b Robinson. Trustees for Elliot C. Brown and Mariod
smith The Chaplin Home for the Aged and Tnfrn Of the
CITY York ST. Mary's Free Hospital for Children
Of the city Of New York Association Of S. Lg.es Hons
for INDECENT Christian Females IN the City OF New York
and interested in the Estate Of Joseph H
Brown, OF the County OF New York deceased
creditors leaees Of kin otherwise send reet
ing and Of hereby cited and required
personally be and before Surrogate Of the
County OF York at the Surrogates Court OF said
County the County Court House IN the County
Of New York the eth day Of February 1904 at half
the forenoon OF that day, then and
fbers 70 attend judicial account OF
oy0cesdiuRs OF John Spohr Alfred b Robinson, az
Executors Of VIII and Testament OF said de-
ceased and hereby cited. undsf
the age of twenty-one years required appear
-oI,r Guardian II you II you none "a
appear and apply for be appointed in the
~ your neglect guardian will apI
pointed represent and act for IN
the proceeding.
Surrogates' Court OF the said County OF New
York to hereunto affixed. Witness,
IL 81 FRANK T. FITZGERALD. q Surrogate
said County. the County OF New York
str day OF December In the year OF our Lord
~ JAMES A. DONNELLY
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
JOSEPH H STAFFORD. Attorney for Petitioners "a
wall New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12

-l=4 nlarhet SPOT cotton closed quiet .
- 9@aee on The basis o. 1niddling upland
~. Ill-1-inE CUT. Deliveries contract 100
$50 L-@.l SPOT markets teieETaphed as follows:
rt 41ls- sc love- Il lac. Savannah nominal
cLs a. lLttGt sales COZ bales. Norfolk steady.
AZ y fc sales is bales Baltimore insl.
a -4ssc AuEUs-R STEADY. higher Sc;
~ - oaAes St Louis steady unchanged at Il &c
0-Sss quiet unchanged e-I6c: sales 41D0
- 1-i5lon non1ina Estimated receipts at lead
a. ~ po'aIs 52r today Al Houston 900 10 5000 bales
fSie--s 1g5 last week 6o+7 last year; al New
go soo o'y 70 b5Ut bales. against CPS
.s I9st year. ard Galveston 5000 70 5000 bales
e So. ..eis last week en5 Ie6 last year
a. me and interior points to-day con-
- WIZ ne lgl-ss o. lsst N.elc and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpenne quiet but steady
20 firm. machine made barrels quoted al 67Iso
Rosn ruled steady IS 75 TO good strained
Tar was q easier the quoted RANGE for oil
barrels 81 75ff5 We quote:
SPIRITS TCRPENT1NE- bills
rkR - 76as5.
R0SIN-Conmon o good strained 90 70; D. 81 %; f.
81; r 81 ~ G. 8 20 n 81 %: 81 80; K, So NJ IS 90;
n SO Is: " c. SO 40; W ". 50 "a.
STOCK ON HAND
ltosln. Dds Sse
turpentae. bhs, "a Or
Tar bbls- f4S
wilmington. jan, 11-SPIRITS TURPENTTHE nrm
ct o3he RoSIN firm az So Is bid: recsiptE. 90 hhE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12

RiC,-COfIee LlarkSt steal!f 70 2 10
$40 exchange l5-l6di receipts 300 BAGS sE!p-
49, f1- FCpe 600 bags stock. 100 bags sGtlgs
-T91ee rnarke. firm. good average santos SOU,
osinfs 1868 bags. stock 1.2e4.vJV bags +1allo-Ts
Ca4aE market opened unchanged TO 4 pig higher al
~ n was ne: : on pig higher. sales sts9 bags tlalEe
{nFss rrsrket opened barely steaoy ana uilcilSsel.
81 i2 N uncaangedi 3 p unchanged 70 = franc
ther. AZ $3.50 unchanged total sales 1zU59 oss
9 FgtstcaI position Brazilian coffee Is as to4loWbi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rpy rs1srraph 20 The tribune. !

10y Telegraph The Tribune
Chicago Jan u.-Argantine crop damage was the
active ingredient IN the market news to-day, and II
worked the crowd up 70 the buying pitch tnat Only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
n,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

- York by the grace OF God free and independent
To Jane Reilly, Ellen Kerrgan. Thomas G. Hawthorn.
Esther Hammer Mary Ann Featherston. Jennie Boand,
Margaret Duff Laytnla Tompkins Lillian F. RYAN Eliza
Jane Johnson Mary Flynn. Alice Kemp. Francis y.
Goodwin Samuel Bostwick. kin Of Joseph
Goulding. deceased. send greeting Whereas Samuel
OF New York. has lately applied
Su-rogate's Court OF our county q New York 70
q certain instrument IN writing relating to personal
property duly proved the last VIII and Testament Of
Joseph Cloudlng late OF the County OF New York de-
and OF cited to
before the Surrogate County OF New York. his
ON in County o New York. the 18th
February one thousand nine hundred and six. half
u'ecck the forenoon OF that day. then a5e
there attend the probate OF the said last VIII and
Testament And such OF as are hereby cited.
under the aEe OF twenty-one required ap
near by your guardian II have one. x
70 apply FOR TO be appointed.
the event your neglect failure 90 guardas
will appointed by the surrogate 10 represent ana ac
In the proceednE
testimony whereof We nave caused the seal OF the sur
rogate's Court OF said County OF New York q
IFS be hereuntO afixed- Witness. Hon Frank T
Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of County o.
Navy York At county the 22d OF December II
ogoy thousand and dve.
JAMES A DONNEIIY,
Clerk OF the Surrogate's CGsirt.