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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23
- CILTER ON SCYTHLAN."
Ct,-gard Says He Packed 1t
Before Fire.

49,, yyvarp0ol. London and GLOBE
ne triAl y suit against Mrs. Susan Day
rrs1rsnee as-,r,ed yesterday IN the United states
PsrkeT w., before Judge Wheeler The insurance
CiH1' a. suing 10 recover $"V' palo 10 ~
ss1pany - <--IeIircs and fittings alleged TO have
FsTA'.. .-+roved when her yaeh' INC '0S '''''''
..,ssd. IN 1900 -. 81. silver Mate and other
4 rala - baeu removed and that cheaper
,.-aisfhbs -~bs+ituted. She said that only one
rss,sriaI g., for which claims were made was
ath o. - -, A. any time. and that where Claims
O nc =. Cor six dozen pieces there were oh'g
Fsre ia The maid said her only object in giving
81 pe-es mar she wanted 70 see Justice done.
,ss-Il--. hot she wanted 10 injure Mrs Parker
Sc - ZONES who said he was an assistant
Ho'--~. - che Yacht in 1899 and 1900 said he su-
fsN-.-s.5 The packing and removing OF mos
ps1a'e. -.-rt,s furnishings. He understood the
q ne 80 20 be cleaned and a general
tsTINL .e 20 take place. Ne said he had
rs'o'a,-- al Of the silver and sent II away
h1lss- 80, bv Deputy United States Marshal
- ~ Boston. told Of the seizure OF the
leLo-5 her sale under the order of the court
Tscit a. -, IRE 10 the United Fruit Company
% IT. 80, she usual examination Tor furnish
hs pa -.ts an inventory for the sale. but said
Iss IS 1othing aboard worth noting. henry
lle1 ,,-,or Of Boston. who went aboard the yac"1
ne FIRE. testified substantially the same
At
Ting. --..,-,, co. .,,, r7s-lrers said
--,s assert that the present action grew out
y -, hatred OF Captain Cardiff for the
q -, CAPTAIN Cardiff, he said, had written one
,-,-e+ Matchmaking letters ever penned IN
O cent 20 extort money, and had sworn that
= ,--,,r+or-y witch he had sworn 10 was really
* -. ~, Dr. Parker Mr.. oIcFarlane said the
80 would prove this 10 be false and that
Go Go had actually prepared the inventory.
a. erst witness for the defence was James N.
- who served as steward on the yacht In
- He said there was an ample supply o. table
- ~ entertain a considerable number OF
$50 800 The witness did not recall having seen
80 -sel silver iu the table service, but said that
~ parker supplies remained aboard until the
y. ~ was burned At CardiTs instruction, he
- -,sde out list Of the galley stores for which
800 were made The general trend Of his tesri-
80 was than the furnishings q the Scythan
- eli that were claimed
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EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r-'ssfEs-7'-a ,-er- -seH-- 0rE. January y. 1906.
- - r. market opened STEADY al unchanged
"a b.II - !" points. bur rallied on a renewal
n 1sls e--...-- based bILllsE statistical news.
- ~ a. r..-.- neg unchanged 20 8 points higher.
= 5e- Z were reported u sf,1fJt IA 900 iagg sT,le
- ~ rse-r- ere -i-leHcsd somewhat by the lack
- Eggf r..s .. -ae early decline II Havre and
s-as s- .i-a.-Ee-- Santos was 81 reis higher and
--s z o., 1900 brazilian ports were u 600 bags,
z+-asl 5 --zt year Interior Brazilian receipts
ts-E 10 - -'--.tHF reporting only 6.OO0 bags.
- s. ~. -r.--- year and $40 Pauls 8s 500 bags.
~ hi er5 ITO weeks warehouse deliveries
.fE sssI--- --l- .atIue 1f q good decrease iH the
slsrt y r.r- .--ai.g a. q a. said that the mild
.-sE kavs i.t-l brazilian receipts b fsr for he
- lie ssre 1000 hush against BO94 .O00 bush
-e q ~, r-.g 4asL year The weather IN the
- ss1 Co. '--' was fine 81 eli distr4ets e1-
-l-ef 6svlT--, .-fre rain again reported. No
-.tets sstIoy -f been received claiming less IA
~ a1tlas5 yzt-- --s coming crop q result OF
,F % St-,-.. ai-l ais seems 10 have been
- tAs rts-t.- eminent 10 smaller local longs. But
= sggre.s5- .- position growing stronger there Is
ls- 10 g. ENG ana leading interests seem in
= eslsrf il i-af+et a. buyers whsnever the gen
10y 1-..a OF The market FOR EDOt coffee
-s total 1is On ths basis sc for RIO No z.
Eesk vs-. 1850 deliveries o. the United States for
~ tl1ogu. D,s bags against 6l.sbz last year. OF
-fts f5r - on reported IGs Isl bags RIO
- Eesk ar !. .eeE were -5.0OO baEa. against 81 900
LOO a., -yJ Tags against 1000 last week and
it q Cd 49, -t-y el1aTauCes 10 the United States
y sertzcss ue--s LA- o. Europe loo bags. Santos
49, bsEs 4, n e-''J bags o. the United States and
% TIE, Bahia receipts. $500 bags. stock.
~ - - no United Et6tes 1000: 20 Germany.
Tie rauFe - ithi o. Europe. COO bags
"a f8ov-. 1t prices IN the local market to-day
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n Al 81 70 % e n e s ga a. l9 25s At :. 6 so
S. a. O. n - 10 DO o5 n At So: 10 Do. Il n
F BY. g ys9 Is T las 10 g. 90 80 az
john P. Nelson: 6 yeals 40 n. at 50 80.
$685. q 49, $50 H. at So do 10 * a. S. 40 10
at 81 a IS GO Go IA Y e o. s. g 81 5 Y q -
DO o Il a 81 g western calves. go p. at 50 75
n 3 > fR 3$ q s Is 49, 90 at IS 20 !.
banned u q Gait. $50 n a, 81. ~ .
R.I5 eEFRs Con- S 2a-2 y {5 h. IA q. So
MePhsEson q %: 2 ye4ls, 40 u. az IS so
cars 1850 head. Including lea cars f5F saughtsrsEs
EssuTdag cars On sale al jersey CITY, except isit
car, SaseP we S.y, MIll ~ o-aEe1 ena se-
sheep at IS 30: euIls a. s8es8 30 Lambs held uD to
than Tor the last rev; days Ts7ytas as Cleaned G5
T5a-st Fair TO pr1e i-5s s7 az 81 56tSs1 III 81
S.: few ysarinss At 60 PEs7ssd mutton slow at sG1Oo
saisss Sanders: 65z STATE lambs. 2 y avsrage a.
a. q 25 "a % % ~ al 81 a cI. f5 ~ - e. 40 II.
Do g n a So 20 90 So n. at S. la oao sheep and
81 lsf f6 p s9E5i g b gn2s3 2o 2aR lse
SSs 90 as 10 az s. sd; &c KentlciC 40 81 81 a. a. 81
IIsHtgeky yearlings. 90 70, at So 70 Ksatuy sheep
s.l Newton q GO c. lI2 stats lambs 81 n a. ss 20
80 51 a So ST. p. s.a sta' .si lsss IS n
i25 n at - =. 80 W. '
To5in s. shannon: 4 state lambs s. n az Sc.
yea-LnG, 10 u Ct 81 sheep. 1aO n. s.; buck,
40 81.
II II HoIlsi 10 state lambs 81 q az IS; Is shssp
los 70, So 60; cus % 10 al 50 B0
= C. Curtis & Son: I sheep, $50 10 az 50 To- s %.
II r. at 81 buck. ITO n. al 81 so
HOGS-RsceDts for two days were TTb cars or % 81
head, including about 20 FOR the Prices firm
and higher IN sympathy with Buffalo ana PitcsburT
Good medium and ug6t state hogs incIudIns
PIGS l-5--tu-7 60 luISd 10 country
dressed hogs firm. az 6gSo 10 Tor heavy 70 Light
weights.
saies-J c. Curtis sons q state pigs. n. averags
81 % 4po 10 % state hogs 10, So /
rough $50 y. IS 25; stag, go n, at s. 5O 40,
N. at
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OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. Jan. 22--CATTLE-RecairisI q 900 hsadi
40 higher Prime steers
QS6 90; cows. SsS4 50i heitsr s. 255S5 bulls. $50
81 1O calves $54&et stQcars and feeders s.
HoG5-Iseceipts 20 coo head market 90 higher choice
heavy. s. 6 g. 90. medium heavy
ass %; butcher weights IS 55g S5 G5 E5ct 70 choice
heavy mixed. s. 5O8$5 So packing S. 4Ofs5 So SHEEP
Receipts is 900 head. market firm. sheep T5i
Yearlings S6gS6 5Ol lambs. ST 5OQST 90
East Buffalo, Jan. Rattle head.
steaty; heavy slow Others ectye' prime s-esrs s. a
So 500S4 70; cows. J0dS8 % bulls s. 5lS4 So.
and feeders. soc 81 90 stock heIers SSnS8 -
fresh and Epringers active and strong S2lfS5s.
We ALS-Frcepts, 500 active eIc lower 81 80
SO p. HOGS-Recsipts. 1900 head: active. 5Rlo1
higher heavy and mixed, 50 S. ass Cos workers. S. $50
s. g5dS6: rouEhs s. gOIS5 81
s. SHEEP AND LAAIJ3S-F1cceirls. 2l 500 head.
active lambs slow market easier lambs Sc k5S7 iO.
5Q1eS6 rs wethers S. 6erS0.
IS 80. sheep mixed S38S5 Western lambs s. 25ST 40
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The ports and interior points today com
re same day last week and last wear.

Cotton Exchangs special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
export 300 American COO receipts 600 ali Amer
point hisae1 Closed Idle at unchanged Prices to
March Ia, MsrcIp&I 8iSd XpFSs sl pa
May-June SD June-July, 629di July-AugPEt a27di
toberNovember 5s5di and Novsmber-DeceEnber, bS2d.
Manchester yarns lair business doing. Cloths quiet
FLOUR AND AIEAI,-Demand for -four was light to
Gay ard confined small lots Tor current neeas
Prices showed euotebe change Spring patents 3 70
a. o. sgring clears 50 sogSS So e15Fs NS WiR1eF
70 fancy 81 655s4 s. CoRNMEAi Steady: Quoted: kin
dried, 81 s5aS2 So brand, BAG MEAL steady;
quoted Ins white and yellow 81 20 eoarsa 81 Os9S 10
So Is; STANDARD iddlias SO Is hour do 81 70: red
s35 % N sacks id5ns S20 5os28 56 red DOS 81 90
n, IN all , ETan ER5ets , ySs
York and Western points For nearly half an hour after
certain and dlhouIt to base any trades upon Later in
the CAV the quotation service was resumed along
lines, but private wire houses were more or less hand
vailed the central West Except Tor reaction around
10 be Ttto disposition to work for decline owing
uncertainty regarding winter wheat conditions the
weather having turned very cold in Southwestern States
SAID that had preceded the cold wave the trade
tbs ont had been settled by later advices Another
fuenee connected with early nrTlress in
f WINGS less fav6r6ie Weather c5aditlons We're also
noted IL that country Compared with the estimates 5
bush. compared with se56o0o bush the previous week.
little irregular showing declines Of
Bg15 points Pans and Of 1a mark at Berlin wtolo
Budapest points Owing 70 the poor wire ser
Il impossible 70 make the interior movement
visible supply estimating the latter suggesting
Increase Of 100 600 BUSH Seaboard -four cleaTances
10000 bb5 wheat 5000 bush After midday
the market hrmed Up again bull support with covering
and closed best point q the day. No red wheat IN
Nev7-Y0rz quoted go4sc elevator and Sl1Bo o
Hfoat; No Northern Duluth S85sc 0 ahoat CORN
Similar dulness noted II the market as
suit bad wire service but the underrone nevertheless
5aar5 eeaonees reaS6.ag I5s0o5 bush hair which
went Baltmors The advance Of &47sc az Liver
practically worlds shipments Of 65O4OuO
bush compared with 555SoO0 bush the previous week
and brought n little buying after the opening. Inc
visible supply and Western statistics could not De mace
up owing the wire trouble No closed IN New
York BGc elevator and bic b ehoatt No white,
F2c. and Q yellow. bic. Z ahoat OATS-The mar
- for steady throughout the day within a
narrow range OF prices cash oats IN Rev-York were
follows! Mixed % TO 3 ID S67agatc'
natural white 30 = IS h 97tsa5s snd clipped white
western, T5c % Nevg-york BAR1HcY-Market quiet
Feeding 42c. and mailing. 47462c, Buffalo, BUCK
WTIEAT-MaTket quiet. 621ac, delivered NeW-YorlL
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE Market

Liverpool. Jan. l1snE-yVFTrAT, So. ,---t-.,
s -, STEADY Asreh. q I'd; NAY. @ 10aG COf-
49,. quiet American mixed. new - 2E.F. - -
A. eec rgtIres Steady January 2rsE. Aflreh a. ~.
Ay as 81 PEAS canadian steady. Is t0iBi - ofrp
--'t louis fancy winter steady. 3 30 HOPS ~ -
con Qaeiac Coas0. steady. - los "a i6s EEfsS fet-
sA-le Lnlla Eeaa. It9 80 PORK quiet. pm. 49,
WWes,srn e'se+ HAAS-shorr cat. "a % IS ~ suiss
49, ul- hACDN quiet; Clullar-lul -
&C. AIl-s-st1rt rib 16 % n. As ~. Ioa- 60
E.lal!es light p @ 81 n ttl- 90. heavy IS 20 f6 m
lt 90 Pc ~ AS o-t Shoulders square 81 IL IL ~ -
e1 IA tL s-ed-y. prime western tercas sqe 49,
t.an Ie1leA ~ pans, as 81 BUTTER stsady, ansst
lL,e- 9-l.e- 49, s1ct United states eOs c,tTE.sl
rrfDt American ulest. white. as es,-.f -
4AL-o " Prime CITY nrIl 2is TJ-rPENrI psF5slrri-s
qulets 49, 81 L-l-LN-S nTIuaon nrrn. 10 E.E~-riC
80 sA-tssfn'a sasI 6hG LESSEED ON sESonx.
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shsrt rlas. psr 100 y
TH3 TFTS RS F6TtE
Z ~ 80 11ln 80

S 45z- 49,: go: ~ ~ ia E
Cash quotations we're as follows: FLOUR stsasys
WHEAT No . spring S8s55 No s. sOEs5lso; 30 3 rsd
s75sBsIssci CORN No 2 42soi 80 Se.loW e3o OATS
NJ 2 S1ci 30 white SD 5a3c; no white B1s9aetoi
RYE 10 q CSC BARLEY. good feeding. geo. tair %
cL1ice mating 39l. -o0Ci FL-AESEED. 80 = s. o. 10
Northwestern, s. Q4l5s CLOVER. contract E-ada sI3
PORK Per ho SO 958s18 era; LARD, Per 100 y
ST O.; CUT LEATS-5hcrt T0s sides lo1sel. 81 6Tls9
basis 1e hEh wines. 81 % On the Prouce Exchange 20
dav the BUTTER market steady crsarasrl8s 80
27C diaries. l5G24c EGGS frusr. az marx. cases In
GUIDED 16lTs1. frsts 1soi prime frsts 1885, extras &
CHEESE steady l0415c,
Duluth. Jan. 22-Cl1se-W-EDAT-No I Npr1hsru,
s24lc: Northern. su-ac; May sac; Tuly e84aa
Milwaukee, Jan. 23-v-H1AT-No So--hsru. s5eseof
Northern. spa +rcl Nay. hT-ec asked RYE
no / fS+sc. BARLEY-No .. 5&1z I55ci sample. 29s3
80. CORN-BIav. $3.50 asked.
MINNEAPOLIS Jan. 2-CI1se-WETEAT-3tay s5aot
Jty. FLouFl-Elrs- patents, 81 1904 so second
patents 81 o1SA 49, first clears s. 5e2S3 CO.
clears. s. 45ES3 %. BRAN en- bulk 81 5oGe14 u
Paatelrhia, Jan 22v-HEAT steady oont-ac1 gFada.
Janu1r. s5ls5-sc- CORN QUIET January 49, serac-
OATS STEADY no. white natural. and No. whlta
cppeL Sie pc 1s--I-F r-51; extra Westsrn G-es5-
e-y 2Sc extra nearby prints &c. EGGS qlieti nearby
fresh and western fresh. 200 &c marx. CHEESE IN
changed. Ner-Al-6 fuL cream fancy. laAc 10 choice
49, 14c. FAIR good, I8Gl8rec- Esceip-F11ur L2O0
bbls. 15lH.u0O 10 In sacks wheat HOO bus1I
Sc. 500 bush. oats T40Uo bush slipulents-WhaAE
1900 bush; corn $500 bush; oatA $4,000 buah.
Toledo Jan Z2-CI 4J-EEl5E-zI-Cash s. 20 Iaruary,
T>br-arg SIS I5 1lrE. s. co. AprfL IS Of. TN
CTHT. 81 60 ALkLt-1 s. So
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COAL DRIVERS SUSPEND STRIKE.

ne drivers for the coal firm Of Robert Gordon &
sls Of West 45th-sr., who have been on strike for
week will return 20 WORK this morning, pending
settlement Of their dispute. The subject was
s,arbt 20 the attention OF the Coal Merchants
association yesterday and committees from that
e-gsrization and from The Brotherhood OF Team
s+srs vii meet to-day or tomorrow. The result
rsssbsd by the iGint committees viii affect all the
cos divers il the city.
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SNTTOgqte8 NOtices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= ABcCER G. THOMAS, Surrogate q ths County o.
E s9t OK Es-os ~ 49, - - Psssols aavias
YORK deceased % present the same vouchsrs
sLlscrlbaTzr place
Ing business 81 Fulton Street n the Citv 81 View
New IorsS ths twenty-dtth day q septsulbFr, 1905.
WILLIAM .. ATU RPffT. MARY c. hrT-RPETT. EFscus,Fg
HENRY " GAINES. Attorusv f1r E1Eecut--z "a =
FULTON Street Boro. Of Manhattan. New v1-ir r9lv
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LONDON WOOL Market.

London. 22-Tle orsriuxs a. rAe v-ol saras -,
day amounted @ y go bales All sections bouEhe feay
medium c0araa
larssy Americans We-u active bidders Tor aue rross-
pre- and they secured several parcels C1utinsns
f7uE1- secured eagerly. superior
Ln-eTllr sft-es steady Following sales 10
estlll. Ne7south Wales, 26ou bales. soour.s IlaG0
4s loii sreasy t'ae4-s S'ad queensland loo salssf
s----. - t4t-a Efeasys s-aoGls SD
e o.ss be LOIS lot gresSy csc els slst.
K Ia West Austrai.A $50 hslss. Frsasy Taais ~
EeW-@saslld zoo. oe-aai Freasy Td0ls e-lL Cars 81
1i1ds greasy bfs 2lIhd - --a-a
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

demand; prices unchanged 4nercan r1idtliuE e2sd,
The sales OF tho Cay 10000 ualea % which 500
Tor speCulatll- sul export and included $40
American Receipts 1890 bales al American Eurres
opened CuiCr and steady ard closed idle American aid
ding 3 q, January. q 100. January Fshrrary.
6lfa. February Mach. GlGI. March "a urfl
G1ed. April and Aay. era. Lay and Juna l4d. Juns
aud July. 6t2d1. July August d2Td. August a,f
September, d2cd September and October N82t Oc-o6e-
and NCveuber, B.s5-t November De1ernber s. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23

me local market for spot cotton closed quiet and IN
ose on the basis OF 1920 for mlddllnF upland and
--ooc Lor middling Gulf Sales 2 900 baies Southern
Epol markets were telegrsphed follows: Cyha~iesto-
uIgea at sc; Galveston steady unchanged at
-ol rlea1ls quiet unchanged q ike.
1s; Noble a nothing doing unchanged e-l6c
more nominal unchanged 12c 81 Louis STEADY nm
changed at II I8-l6c; Savannah steady unchanged et
~ Ioci sales 1000 bales
IoLEls IoT today: At Houston. 9OOO 10 $500 bales
EtlsI 800 IAst week and 7175 last year a. Galveston
tVO 20 100 against oloO last and last year
and 16.48s last year. 9- -0'1-A +A9l "eoA
Receipts at the interior points today com
pared with the same day last week and last
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


- York BY tls grace q God free and indspndzzL q
Catherine EerryuaU Jones, J. 5cruuE
3er-yullr- BerrT-uaL. Caroline 3. BerryEnaa
Spencer L Bergman Khan.
ua OF =1huclard-
lngf Where's William n CruikzhEnZ, Of Garden Clty,
New YORK has lately applied 5urrosates -
cur County q New York % have certain in8tru-
uents "a writing purp0-11g 90 10 O WIN taesd OGlobsr
l4th, 1'eo ard e9dici hereto dated SovorheT 81,
1854 relating both prCparrV, 6ulF
proved as The last VII and Tsslans9t q julia 2.
EChuchErLt. o. County YORK deceased.
Therefore you aIpsar bet1ra
the Surrogate County q ofaca
IN the County % York, DAY o. hLarrh.
one thousan1 nine hundred ana SIX. hElf-1ast
clock q the forenoon o. that day than and "a
attend ts probate q the sad last WIZ and Tsstasn Ana
such o. you hereby cited Uudar the x
tent-ohe years are required 70 appear b. gour gIard
Ian. II yoE have OF Il have mona % APPEAR
appy for one % = appointed or n ne event q
neglect O failure 20 % guardian win Be- appolaeaE
by the 5urrosats 20 rsp7oasnt and you n hs
proceeding.
IN Testimony whseof caused TIE Seal eg shs
5ugrogRte's Court o the said County q FsvT
York % b hsreunto EnZsd W1rnsss, Hon.
"a 81 FRANK 7. FITZGERALD, a surrogats 81 or
said County o. New York AZ said County tha
Ilth day - January IN The year OF cur Lcrd
thurEz-d nine hunLrad
LORD. DAY LORD Att1-nsy5 Tor Psti.ionsr az wan
St, New York n y
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- York BIZ the Eracs % COD free and independent 70
Emil Bersud, JACOB de Bser Manfred BsElnsr Aasust
a desLEuated
and Testament Of Noritz Elmou deceased executors
Never simon. Helene Never. the heirs 81
kin o. 2or-z simon deceased send greet-nE: Whsrs-
Julius Simon OF The City of NsU York las
s~,-ft-T ~. Err--1r7-sta ~ort--
New York. 70 have certain Instrument n wr1t1rs
relating property. duly proved
WIZ and Tsstarspt q Aog-z simon % tha CIV
Hanover kingdom % Prussia. German En1utre
ceased Therefore you and each OF yOu are cftsd
appear before tbs Surrogate Of County o. New
York. his ot-ce IN the County % New YORK on ths
gHth 6av OF January. thousand nine hundred -
q hslf-pasr o'clock fl forenoon fhaE
dav then and attend probate q aad asE
VIII and Testament And such OF hereby
cited as under the OF twsnLy-ous ysara.
required % appear y your GUARDIAN x you
or II you have Eone. 70 appear and apply Tor one
be appointed n the Of BeEsCr failure
10 60 So q guardian viii Be appointed ~ tha sarFo-
gate 20 represent and act for you IN ths proceadng
IN Testimony Whsrsof. we have caused the Seal %
the EurroHatss Court o. the said County %
IL 81 New York be hsreunto a1xsd- Witness,
Hon Prank 2 FlzgaraLd, s1rEoEags q
County o York. sid County. stu
GAY q December. n the OF Lord one thOu-
sand nine hundred and i've
JAMES A. DCNNELLT
CLERK q the BurToEate'8 Court
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COLLEGE Ex-TREAsURER A SUICIDE.

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Richmond, Va Jan. oh. B. Smith. the
sYi-easureT OF William and Mary College. who
disappeared a week ago, has been found dead
q The woods with his throat and wrist lac
Grated, showing that ne committed suicide
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NAVAL STORES

Tho market for spirits turpentlne dull with 6S7io
asked FOR machine made barrels. ROsiu ruled steady
with fairly active business at unchanged prices and
mon good strRinsd quoted SO so. sold
fairly well IN Jobbng at unchanged prices WIN
tone steady, and oil barrels quoted at 81 T0So We
Quote
sPtRITs TURPENTTNB-Ou and machine bhls ESQ
6Sl1c asked
TAR. s. 1895.
ROsIR-Comuon good strained, 50 SOg D, 9e0l p
&C. o. F. 81 g. s. 059S4 20: IL - =; kt4y9$t6gi K
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits
Tar @oaS p-a
New-Or4sans, 22Fsoeipts-Ftosfr4 so bbsi r1r-
peu-ine 76 bbls. 49, .
Wilmington jan 22-sPIRTrs TURPENTTNE-N
ing doing receipts % bbs ROSIN-N0thinG doingi re-
oeIptE 7sB bbls. TAR arm 81 sO reoepts 194 bblh
CRUDE TUT2P ESTINE firm az 50 80 81 % and - 90
receipts ia bbs $500
Nothing doing.
Savannah 22.-TJFlPENTINB firm e. t4oi sales
COZ bbIs; receipts 860; shipments leo ROSLN hrrni
sales TIA bbls rsceipts 5, M shipments O5 gea
60 OS5, quoted: and q SO 6Iz ., So l21a ID - n 4
Fs2 T7It II SO 75nS3 s23; So 773GS9 So Il So e7B9
" ", So 10. | $3.50. 49, o..
FSsIN-Au erican strained. 6 Cd; fne 13s Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23


BFEyEsReosiPta for two days were 2eo cars OF 4e6I
head including 2 cars f2T s@ngseFsFs 4He s1PoFs5s
from saturday 4 cars 70 be solo or WAle3 % were az
and steers generally rated 100 lower although some
6aJ Suns We're just about steady with fat bulls show
Ing little weakness on late sales Cows fell on on an
Two cars Of cattle were held over at Jersey city. Medium
medium f99' oIsn at s. 55 Bulls at tsS4 To- COWS At 81 7
slow and prices weak Today1s LverPool ana London
cables quoted live cattle hTIner at Per n
r. 10 shipments Of ivsstook dresses beg from us
port to-day Tho Maine VII Possibly get IN t 2i9oFFg,
t soS S'Av'F1''Ald & Sulo''s'' and j. Sn'In'''s
Jgaa c. 20 q Rggae4ga5 S steer. i l1 80 n
1850 h. al s. IS. bulls 1871 10 at s. 4oi do SO n
r. az IS 70; 10 state do. 7e5 n a. g; do 7ls n. at
. sandsry j. naols steers 1855 r at s. co. Is do
az Is 70. q a 40 81 los I g 100 r. Al . SCI
81 n e %, do s67 10 AZ 81 co. DO. 7s3 n at
40 S g At 6 o 9 &C. 't i 5s g. e $ i2 Gu H.
$ io II a a. go r. So 70 d.
gaaaPq q 5g@ 5sssF s' a 2t1 a, g ~
oxen 1895 n at s. 5Ol Is Indiana bulls 1928 10 at
oos SEQ h. at s. 6oi DO 100 n At s. 4o' DO $50 n
b Gibson c5 10 Ohio s:ssrs 400 p a. s. 80;
cow 1850 H. At s. 8 do llSo p a. 50 20
Do I21s ~ at s. 20; % Kentucky do 1l5o n at s. 49,
2 DO. 1140 10 at s. IS.
Ee-u5 com1sson compauyf 20 Illinois steers loEs 70
- Ohio do 200 10 a. Aoi 90 1lS n n 81 So
1 bull. 1000 n. at s. 10
a. Fl. Eppsten: 20 ohio steers, 1180 10, az 81 90,
J Curtis 8 sons bull. l46O 10 at 50 70. 40. I42
~ / D2o n. at 50 sO ID 9ST 70 at So
10 do - OLE n, az 81 90; do 1855
il d. Ss3 h. at So II do $50 n 81 So DO so n
john p Nelson, bulls 1858 ro s. 75 10 COWS
n 81 DO. SIS 10 at 81 TO- II do. sIS n al 81 So
DO. go 10 at 81 50. 49,
Andrew Mullen. ! ID a. 3 10 SO ID az
s. 90. do. TG3 u. at s..
CAL.VFss-Iteceipts for DAYS 12s5 head, IN
Guiding los Tor and 11lT Tor the market max
ing vita hs carload carried saturday L1TO sale
0pened and general sales were az decline o.
2JddOc from weeks ruling prices harvard and Nest
eru steady tho stock well cleaned
up Common 10 choice selected veals sold az $3.50 30
100 n with 50 general price Tor strictly 6oo.
brought 50 20. little calves sold 81 81 59S4 aof barn
calves 5qS4. Westerns az 81 ou&5 70 Dressed
6G14o n for city dressed veals and
90 l2c for country dressed
saIsH-JeIrne Wright Co; - veas 135 n average,
50 100 70: 50 do 10 n az S. Us DO ~ n az go
H. 18 small calysE o. n, az 81. - barn
yard calves 2o5 10 az IS 10 81 do 2sl ~ az - -
yearllug. $50 n. az s. %
= u Hollis 9 ye.s. l4a ~ a. So 70; 40 40 la2 H.
100 n at Sc 70. do IL p a. So fsd es - 70 S'
80 uaruyuTd calves 10 II, a. "a 90 - ID a. -
l. T. Curtis som YEA 2aO u, 81 ~ 90 4s do Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23

December ......' 10 10 zo5 7sogg7.sS 79 9o
Coffee cables; Rie-Recslpts. 5000 bags; holiday.
Haftes-olLee market firm; good average Santos 1880;
receipts LOCO bags; stock 1.lS8.OOO bags Hamburg
CoIlee Inule opened unchanged 10 y pig higher; at
M vas net unchAnged at was net unchanged;
6a4e5 lVVVO bags Havre-Coffee market opened barely
steany, = rrane lower; at l2 m unchanged. at 3 m
Fl 600 bags -