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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nev-York January 1e. 1906
REEyEs-Recepts 90 oars or 1O61 head lelI ~
ing ia cars export alive. ~ for
he sEet Feeling steady for all grades OF cattle a4
iisT+ arrivals reported Wednesdays trat5'
beef rather slow 5sQ9c per u for native sldes %
oCi and london cattle market dull and unchangeo- SNIP
Ine1+s TO-DAY on the zonense to Para Srtz13
cattle Tomorrow the Bovio will take OUT 500 cAtlIe
Equally divided between ]. Sham6erg e son , al.S
(egtrated other shippers; the BTlesa ~
shar1berg & Son. 200 cattle, TO be unloaoed az s
the Bristol city $50 cattle for 2 Cougnn: sbinner
Baltic about 500 quarters or beer t0r various
CAIVFS-Receipts IL head al YEAS I'll,
a steady prices So 5OG$9 90 per 100 ID NO reIy
choice veas offered Barnyard and western e csIyes IN
fair demand at 94o per u for city dressed Vsals anu
ed12c for country dressed 900 - ,,.-ars st so %
Sales-S Sanders: 10 yea1s' rs ID A'e16$' - w.
POI NJ tIr JD, veal l4o ~ at SO 80. 49,.
SHEEP AND LA1fBS-Recetpts we're cars UI 80 20
had ali for the market making with the stale st9chs
H1rs IN sale Sheep fair demand ana steaiy PLlIo
lambs held up to YESTERDAY prlceS l!e 1
we're rated slow and II anything tribe easier GS
m about u cars of prime ONO sheep' paL
So; fair to prime lambs at ST 8og$S 20 Guns az go
Canadian lambs in market 6T 3s9bs az II a12Ikc
n LIa rri1rtnn 221 Ohio lambs. 80 ID AVERAGE
at 81 % er 100 ~ 1870 IS 10 at s. % culs 40 ID
at sG rs sh sS516 l19 H. 6 = ohio lambs
Kerns Commission Company: 1872 OHIO sheep 100 Id
at So: 90 do. 1O4 10 at ST, - -ete b.,5 ,,crud-
Too abCu+ haIF car for market. FeeIlns nEIn on
Buffalo edvees. Good prime state hSs 10 FoInry
@ At s. 9o$% per a 80 5S@ ri pies Psr r. SoS' -
saIes-S Sanders: 60 state hogs IFS ID average 1t
So per Judd 5s Gate yesterdaz "a State pigs 100 ~ at
81 10: rough $50 II. at 50 10 ., 49,. wa 1o5 ~
W r Hume date yesterdays: IS State hoss 40 ID
s+ * 90: roughs $40 n. at S. 90 ., r.a. -tS, ma
n At 81 so; Sc Pennsylvania hogs iO9 r. az % 49,
o o1rh Eco h. at 81 90: roughs, 2T3 10. at - 90
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Pc & e. 81 g s q S SSe 3d. "na f" aaa
per e6l g 5oa$2 70; per basket 5o9oe BFIsEI9
Orleans n 100 lunches Sa@$5 Washed per
Per ga.t 100 lunches 81 2g$1 JO az SevoTeans S. DO
8ee peg ton s 90 Witt $l9To do small Ta G9
g 90 do per < 81 759$2 % Fiorida per BASKET Sc
S; DO CUBAN per 6arrier 81 5oaS3 So DO jaiaica per
S01 do os3f 20 CEt1 steJe peE ao5eH rS3Ry a a2
ESGARoIHl NeVQrsans per Dbl $39$2; ESGR 5
Cuban, per BOY. 81 5oGs$: H6RA Dish, per AL s. 50
Orleans Per 100 bunches. S4GS5 LETTUCE FI2Giaa.
hite per i9 s P (F o y9m s o oS DO re5 81 $50
s Is; yeoW per q bag 2ss1 Yellow. n
Orange County yeon per bag s. 2@$1 10 DO red per
as 6 0F Florida FF es 4h4o s. s Gas 10 DO G6a3
Sa 81 S 5Srda ao PeF carrier h $$ 90 d2 e.
PARSLEY. New Orleans curly, per 100 lunches s. 90;
PARsNIPs per bbl $I@$l %; RoMAINE> New orleans
Bermuda Per box 75c5$i %; RADfsffFs Sew Orleans.
ana wax. per basket or crate, 81 50aS4 80; SPINACH
mSFfo Ds PeT s5 2sg$ ss Hg06ed o qne 81 30
g$2 60 dos Dc on 81 seas M E2d d Re ga
E1ta6aga per Dbl 754s2c; do irish raPaga' per per bbi
6oa75e Wa TERGRfss per- Ice bunohes $ia$I p
STEADY B6ewReaf and aa aRraotef rsesvns
considerable attention and moving Wen at I3r G
good 12G13c; clover extracted Gl5qIc DC buck
extracted 696i}c NUTs1There been practically
hands and firm Hickory nuts held about steady but de-
quote PEANUTS Virginia hand picked Jgm6o per TO-
ga acc do fancy 41z@4%c extra, 81sqS%c; do VIZ
GINA sheled Jumbo, S810c Virginia, sheed, No 4hs9
&c; do No q 2%q3o; DO Spanish, sheed. No l. 6l276e
do No 2 4a4-9c: PECANS round lots, Texas per 10,
9G9Iao HICKORY NUTS. per BUSH 81 1882; Bull
NUTS. T5c6S1; BLACK WAIsNUTS, 5OgI5c; BUTTER
NUTS, 6Qa65c. BEESwAX-Pure domestic wax is firm
and scarce at 31QS2c per ID ,,.A
HOTHOUsE PRODUCTS-N1ushroorns have arrived
freely demand moderate market has FuIeq Wel
Cabbages light supply and Arm for IanG G scarce
high firm for fancy we quote; NJ Der
BsRs Boston NO !! Per Fo fa stern per dozen 2075o;
RAbfsHEs Eastern 100 punches $14$S -; 66zen
RARE per dozen 50D75c; MIN per 4Szen
bnnches f56a75o; MUSHROOMS per 10, 1O94oc; TUNA
HAY AND sTRAw-IAY-No renewal OF ne anifAt and
tbs gives buyers considerable independence Inc tone
of the market IS easy We quote: PRIME larse DeS.
per 100 H. s2o No do 770Soc; No o. 6 0g532o;
Ta do s0TI65c shipping, 55c clover mixed oulo-1
clover. clear 56q6Oc. AwP1trne long rye bs stt.
Gotsi AZ roc the range Coo TO roc Supply IN peter
% Peceints Of hay and straw. IN tons. reported
ct The Produce Exchange at to-daT; Hudson Ever
PeiIroad $50: West Shore 90: Erie, 600: PennsyIvaf
90; Delaware, Lackawanna and western "a aCd e ing.
valley 40; and Ohio 40; total ISoV luis
Receipts Of straw. 30 tons
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OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan 16cATTLE-F 800 ee 5G mar
kef ste9dy common prime steers % 4oa o. cSES
S31S: heers So 25QS5 bulls. $2qS4 TO- calves 500
SST1oi,r.-s and feeders So 404$4 80. HOtS-kecelts
90 400 head market 10c higher; choice 20
Leesv 81 45QS5 5O medium to good heavy 20 4V4S 40
I1trbers weights So 4O1$5 50 good TO choc5 ISS
Iixe4 IS 81 1855 40: packing, 50 25g$9 372
T{aceints 10 head market strong sheep' TTSeO' ~
Iirgs $GQS6 rs; lambs. 81 21g9i %, I..,e o-7 sht,
@ s 563Ss5 So common 81 25Q$5 40 CATTLE steady
PeTs 90 ] sbinpers 81 i59S4 10; common S29$2 49,
5tTF,rSo sfeadv; S58S5 TO- lambs steady 81 '3Q$2.
- I3uTaio Ian 6-CATTIlE-ReceiptS no heaI
,-y rj1e steers 35GS5 80: shipping steers u ooP
a. % iItrhsrs S4 35G$5 49, heifers, So 221SA %; COW"
e. 1s4 as bulls 50 50QS4 25 stockers ana Feeders - 90
asa 90 stock heifers. 1858 % ELSAI1tt IVo
49,. slow 25c lower; 508S9 30. tiOGS-tteCelpts
zoo head, strong DC 10 1Oc higher heavy inlAei 3.I
- 81 6O7S5 50; pigs So 6Sus6 20; roughs - cog
"a 50. etogs S3QS3 80 SHEEP AND LANES p Is
e. ~ earlings Sc 1887; wethers 50 5O@S5; ewes
s. 25Ts5 CO. sheep, mixed $34So 60 western 4ai'i's
s. 500$T 10. - ,,.-at-+- 70 -o9 head
MINI Te0 SoItherns market steady to Igc lover
ooJ S4GS5 Western steers So 5oGSJ 90 80
ssSsr sass so: southern steers S35tSf 10 soltlei
covgs S9lS4 80: cows, SZiSt ma
a. CO luis 81 5OaSS SO; calves $685. itOI
10 600 head market opened steady eLa cI2Sl ol.C
iigter ToD So 411a bulk Of sales 50 -osS2 49, 5
- -S5 4Tia. hackers s. 3GS5 ~ pigs ana sHtS %
81 STF-f,F-Hecelps, 1900 head; slep Le4Cs,
is"be 5dyf6r lower; lambs 9 oVS
ia{ - 5G7s7 So ewes yearngs s. 50as5 sS Sa5
srn fed vearlings s. 5O3&6; Western ied sneep . ivy
So 80: stockers and 1eSdeTS' ," -'ST'
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eos7oN WOOL MARKET.

DO. rs, 16-There is a better outlook for the wool
r. is SIN a clothing wool market MaIletact
r1r have sold piee dyed goods to nDe,al aO S S
,eing The stocks Of Territory we-1is are uepsts 3
1- fires are notably Arm Pulled Woois ale
L -e are firm There have been cornpaFqii veiy
Ssv EIa1res noted the prevailing prices IN 'Ie HO7'4
lev - Iatest quotations being as foloWs o,a
Ohio and PennsyIyaniaAA ana 40, shed 2996c
onequarter blood uuwashed 522gSa 81 Ili ne
Hood 8Si- 134c: one-half blood. S2'9 51gC uli"aSe1
deIaine 2s@e0c: washed daaine S6s 8a'S- rloos
NIicbiran-Ffue unWHshcd. 24g21c onelusit ~
3aT32lsc; three-eighths blood S3g55sc' one
half blood 32G32l2c; uuwashed delalne fourth
tta1fpclE indiana, etcThrec- eghtHs ana one "a
blood 33Q5Ic r,l.,o. ta,,,. a,a 1qI2ac:
fine medium 2aG28c: medium, 2GG2Ic iow mgdGIA' &
aS Vyon1i,r dne 21a23c: heavy fine, 100 -Jr-; n
medium a5i33r: medium. 2612Te; low medium ~ a.
fine. 23Q24c; heavy fine ls4-o11 ns
e5,na als51c: medium 25927c; low medium. 2Ig2S'
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NAVAL STORES.

Tho market for spirits turpentne with ma:
chine made barrels quoted 6S1zc Rosn vas hri ana
unchanged. ruled steady end fairy ac.lVe' Win
Moderate iobbing demand. Quotations follow: n.
SPIRITS TJyRPENTINE-Ou and machine barreis' I'd
G6S1ac.
TAR-S4 1895. .o-,... CO. ,, en- on.
81 95 f 81: q 81 O5QS4 10; H, 81 25 l. "a 40g$9 9g
S5QS5 1O NJ So so; N, So 10: w c. So 40; w W. so 90
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine, bbls $50
Nav,-Orleans jan MISUNDERSTANDING, 10 Dds;
-TTRPF,NTINF CO bbls. L xoorts none. ,eo
bbs; receipts $50: shipments 1236 Fl0SiE trn' 200
295 hbIs. receipts 457; shipments, Obj; stoc
OIofed: a B. G So 40 p, So 40; E, So 90; + - 30 ",
s. co; H. So so; 81 So; X 81 90 NJ 50 10; ~ % 49,
T. Cfar1eston Jan. 18-TURPENTINE and RoS1N-
Wilmington Jan 1ePIRIs TURPENTt1N3B snniD So
835 bbIs TAR firm 81 so; receipts, 90 ools 20
TTRPENTINB firm, 81 So 81 so and 81 %; receipts 90
london Jan 16-TURPENITNE-Spdirits AS 'u'
INSTRUMENTATION strained. 9s Cd; fine lbs 81
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\eT-lOTk January 10 lcOO'
,o-rrE-Tyhs coffee market developed TeacuoIlaiiy
s,r that was perhaps more than natuFal -!
- ~ the recent good advance. The dec!n!us te4I0'
w r,sts3 t5 the European markets and Europe 49,
she most prominent seller here, aIth9usA rI
=. 5gte good scattered liqu-aaon 3y 20
-, forrs The market opened steady ana
800 lower md after holding around that ngure uuILs
Y, risdis session owing a continued qtlndna a.
SOD by snail receipts. large warehouse nd
- rarv markets. eased Of in the late traans s-iu
- tfesdv al decline Of 54l0 points SAFES were -
re Of nearly coo bags Private cables ron 5 70
- "a sxlsin the reactonary tendency there as cue
80 RAJ nTo7Inent European banking interests haa
80 n unterrats the Brazilian bond ISSUE winch 80
Erg 10 recent rurnOrs from Brazil was 10 be proElCe
y y respect 10 interest and sinking fund by an e@oi
- ~ brazilian coffee. The local market p&lQ L'sLte
s-ston 70 this phase Of the Cituetion as the recent I
-. has mt bes caused much by the tank OF bLl
- .rnort duty OF import duty as It has beeh ~ %
.-rthsrng Of the statistical position and ne reports %
80 favorable outlook for The new crop me
- T-pean markets were noteworthy, but Were as
,-,riinr IN view Of the NewTorl advance o. tIe "
ss day Havre closed net unbalanced ana aal.oqd 400
--fsI j usg lower. Receipts the two ports We're 49,
- sEaingt 80 600 year, and warehouse oe!if
Mon9gy were Is. S31 bags against 1Oole LasL yea.
=. rna-ket for SPOT coffee steady WIN Quoa IoS
-tsnred and ranging from S<o 20 SIC for RIO NO =
ne range Of contract prices in the local market TONY
Is follows
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Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPEII.ATE DIVISION


cation Of the Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad cons
OF three commissioning 10 determine eI Teport hetfer
rapid transit railway railways transportation
9uEht to be constructed and Avenue
PgsC no t IS hereby given that 70 ths
IL riic5 80 o. 'e i@,ss Of 1891. rs amer l'iec
niss.one's viii appy 70 the Appellate Division Of tie
the Appellate Division Court T!aaza EIe RSe6
On the 26th day OF January 1906 O'Clock in ms
be heard for the appointment OF three
N tne aogve emitted matter t. determine and report
said CITY fo- the convenience and transportation OF
made are tie petar Of he saI5 fe-5 49, ~ -
day October 1905 ard the afidavifq and rpers az
companying the same. all Of which fled in
about the 9th day Of october 1905 ana IN aidt5 ter,
such other papers shall be presented BY
description Of the route and the general plan con-
the papers ied aforesaid the said clerk q ia
Agp+,i5te Division The following Is brief and sa5-
York: In the Borough of Nanhattan: Lexington Avenue,
from 129th street $lth street 42nd street from Lex
naton AvenIe to Iifth Avenue. F5 Avenue nom sgsh
Street to 235 Street Broadway from Madison Square
Trnity Place from TS' I SfTf sge 70 5Sy a!
Greenwich street. Trinity place to Battery PARK
In the B2rough OF The Bronx From the Harlem River
Ayengs from the Harlem River 70 15f,h street: sedgHics
The object Of aforesaid application is to obtain tbs
appointment Of commissioners who shall determine after
railway or railways ought 70 be
late Division together With report Of her datslfga
55on hGR Il, repSrt Il IN favor q the e29streto1 ana
5sk a hat shall d BE- shall when erfed by said Court
along the line Of said railway railways
Dated New York. January 4. 1906
s1oNERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK. By
ALEXANDER F, ORR. President
BION L. BURROWS, Secretary.
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predicted cold FOR the Southwest where wheat
is poorly protected by but such activity did
extend TO the rest or the market which the whole
had very little support time during the day The
slight response to further rain Argentine
the Broomhan about unsatisfactory yields
the North was quite disappointing the bulls who had
the wheat that had been carried 14c
the opening invited heavy bear pressure
developed weak spot from which scarcely
rallied all day. The decrease OF only 1000 bush
against decrease last OF 350700o BUSH
further selling at midday In connection
lighter saboa clearances and interior receipts
bush, compared with $4,000 bush the previous
Broornhall predicted big falling off shipments
of from India during the three months OF
this year IN comparison with the time last init
The market closed 500 points lower Berlin was
up & mark Budapest points higher Cash wheat
locally essy the basis OF 81 &c for red in
elevator and 92%c afoat; No 1 Northern Duluth.
among January shorts in the NewYork to-day
kept price &c aboYe the previous close all
day Chicago the market opened steady, but eventualy
turned bear
ing weather in the West attended by
peratures which should improve the grading The
board cearsnces 900 bush and the that
ia expected at Chicago on Wednesday ap
peared little market The Liverpool
close showed AG&d net decline and interior receipts
practically 10000 above the previous year.
Export sales only loads. No in New-York
closed at Sc for In elevator and at 514fo o b
sfioat; No white SIC and No yellow at 51%c Z
afoat OATS-The movement IN oats about the
n the market ruling barely steady Of the
day. with moderate trade In the West There
change in the local cash market which was steady at
natural white, 50 to 80 10 sTk d3sc clipped white,
SO TO 20 10 4c94117c RYE-Msrket nominal No 2
Western. re, Newr-York. BARLEY-MaTket steady;
observation-disclosures dull 62hc delivered New-York.
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Citations.
iTaE People or THE sTATE OF NEW

VIE IISOL LIZ w ! III al L VI ~'A@''
York. by The Grace Of God Free and Independent-
To Gustave Grotan. Albert rorian Heinrich GTo'riah
GrotTian Nina Keuntje nee Grotrian; Awina Muller
rich Grotrien brfber Of CHRISTIAN tsrotrin deceased
Nahum Borkenen. Province Braunschweg Germany
and Ferdinand Ruhman Ruhman. being children
Grotrian Province Braunschweig Germany
ceased sister Of Christian Groran deceased OF
spanda and MaTie seinMedel nee spandau being
frsn OK Carone spa9aau a GSSgeA fg5s1x. William
PlappeT Lena Hargng nee PlaPPer Louise P 9 per
Plapper deceased. sad william. Lena, Louise and carr
@fias enidFg@ G5 eeed Of vierenburs PTovincs
aunscfwTig GeIilT Van 70 5eca 5ed to- the husband SI
widow. hersat-layv and next OF n OF any or eltsr CT
whose names place Of residence unknown TO the
desoendans Of said Heinrich GrotTan iIhmina Run
man or KHnnan louise Ti,Se 1aIoe 9Pal ~ o
denGe are unknown 70 the Petitioner in these PROCEEDINGS
Of nephew or niece of said Christian Grotan
and place of residence unknown the Petl
Berger sisters Of Louise Gir0a the widow Of Christian
Cqr,anv e53' I5s,st sr3st3,as Known
Wilhelm Book brother Of said Louise GroTian. the
MagdehuTg Province BTeunschveg Germany: Gustave
eTes Of 16uise G1ot5n. deSsased 10 a ether Brother
named or any other helasaaw OF mex OF Az 6 nIs ~
o 9 @gI[.lnni ,n f fbs Teoner; to the husband
widow hetrs-at-aw and next or k OF any
whether not named herein their names
residence being unknown 70 the
to persons interested in the estate of Chris
creditors. egatees. Of
or send greeting: You and each & you are
personally be and
fore our Surrogate the County York. the Sur
rogates Court County held the County Court
HSuse In tho County New York, the 9th day Of
February 1906 hapast ten o'clock in the forenoon
of there TO attend Judicial Settt
the of Nina Schultz formerly Fischer
the Executrix Trustee under the VIII and
Testament Christian Grotran deceased such Of
you hereby cited under ths OF twenty
required appear by guardian IL
one If you have TO appear and apply for
to appointed; In the event of neglect
failure do guardian win be appointed BY the Sur
10 represent in the proceeding,
Testimony Whereof We caused the Seal Of the
Court of the said County OF New York to be
hereunto affixed.
Witness Hon Ahner c. Thomas Surrogate OF our
said County County OF New York. the 5th day Of
January, the OF Lord thousand nine hun
dred ands ABNER C. THOMAS,
ISeaIl Surrogate
JOHN E BRoDsKY. Atty. for Executrx and Trustee.
49-51 Chambers Street, y. y. CITY.
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loMnoN WOOL MARKET.

yon5on Ian I6.-There large attendance az the
ornin OF the first Of the 1905 wool auction sales
3sy The ofrerings numbered IL 6O9 bales chiefly in
GOOD condition Fine merinos unchanged but In
faulty grades showed loss OF cent. \
small supply Of cEossbrets was in strong demand finest
Ids realizing cent advance The home trade
5-fI reeiy and with German buyers. bulk
- tia scoUreds offered Americans purchased a
~ srncrcr crsasies. Following the sales in detail:
TeSoitb Wales 8 bales secured. Is 1dT1s 10Iad:
Queensland, 1900 bales. secured.
Is ADDS Ia greasy: 64dals yietors. 800 bales:
500 bales: greasy 6Hddls II. West Australia
200 bales: greasy. 6d81s New-Zsaand. LOO bales;
ssISs greasy 7sdg11d River Plate 200 bales secured
1OIada1s AID: greasy. 7dq1ld-
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&c local market for SPOT cotton closed quiet at 10
E sotence TIE basis OF 1215c for iddlng upland
~. Ztoc To- rniddling Gulf Southern spot markets
.eegraphed follows: Mobile firm 9-16c higher, at
III sales. 800 bales Savannah quiet unchanged. at
81 a4es, 1915 bales Norfolk steady unchanged, at
ia tses a balee Baltimore nominal. unchanged at
"a Louis steady. &c higher. at II ll-lGc sales.
~, V-es Charleston Arm. 1sc higher, at ll1c bid.
a.. firm lice higher at Is 11-1ec sales 800
:; Wilmington nominal Augusta steady, unchanged,
I5-lbc1 sales $50 bales. Estimated receipts at
a.. POINTS for to-day: At Houston from 4OCo TO 5000
against slc9 bales last week and 2235 bales last
lss Galveston. from 5000 10 900 bales against
o-,eA es last week and 946 las, year and al New
ssS ron 800 10 1000 bales. against 1851 bales last
a ea1 l0eiS last year.
,,,ts az the ports and interior points to-day,
- Nlia the same day last week and last year:
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YORK By the Grace of God, free and independent:
To Iucie n Franklin. Eugene NJ. c. shift Emily Q.
Dunn Theresa a CIarn Florence A. Shift Lillian Oliver
shift Eve Madeline Shift Henri d'Espaigne, Charles
dEspaicne. Marguerite prat Eugene Shift Henry Shi
Rene de St and all persons interested in
the Estate Of Theodore sr'ft = the County OF New
otherwise, Send Greetingi .
Won and each Of you are hereby cited ana required
ersonaIy TO appear before Surrogate Of the
County Of York the Surrogates Court Of said
County the County Court House in The County
~ New York day Of February. 1905 at half
past ten o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day then and
there to attend settlement OF the account OF
roredngs OF Adrian Isen Tr Executor Of the Last
Win and Testament said deceased, and such of
cIte ed. are under the of twenty-one
years are required to appear by guardian II you
have one or If have to and apply for
one to appointed in the event of your neglect or
failure 20 DO q guardian Will he appointed by the
Surrogate represent ana act for In the proceeding
Whereof, have caused the Seal Of the
srrogates Court said County Of New York TO bs
affixed
Of our County. County Of New York the 18th
dsv OF December. the year of Lord thousand
nine hundred and five.
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
VTryTTRIDGF. BUTLER G RICE. Attorneys for
ecItor Wall Street. New N~-l cir
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COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

First Department-In the matter the application
for the cty of NeW York fo the PDonmsnt 81 t
commissioners determine and report whether rapid
persons and property as determined by the Board ought
Public notice hereby given pursuant pro-
visions Of Chapter OF the Laws OF 1891 amended
Supreme Court Of the State Of NewYor for the First
Appellate Division Court House. Madison Avenue and
on the 18th day Of January 1906 at one O'clock IN the
afternoon OF that thereafter
era in the above emitted mater to determine and report
after due hearing whether railway or raivsys in the
ought be constructed and operated The papers upon
petition OF the said Board dated the 18th day Of October
1905 and the afiavits and papers acconpanying the
said appellate Division about the 9th day Of oeto
Der 1905 and in addition thereto such other BaPeTs az
description OF the route and the general pan OF conf
the papers hed as aforesaid the said
Appellate Division. The following is a prtet ana SUD
S yor IN ~ te Borough Of Manhattan: Third kvenus
from 10th Street to the BoweEy continuing GOWN ths
the New Bowery Pearl Street. under Pearl Street e
8 tsSse s dndf WGhs Street to Battery Park P
Chatham Square 70 Nassau Street and themes
Broad street to Street. forming junction with tbs
other branch crosstown, starting East and West
Avenue In Borough Of the Bronx: Southern Boule-
from Lncoin vfngs to tsTnnpS IN the Ns
Avenue Southern Boulevard 10 lind street The
poIntnent OF commissioners who shall determine, after
public hearing OF all patues IN tnseeSsfI. ~ds d pe-
eed shall report the evideHce taken TO SAID appel
late late pY ba rePar II IN favor Of the constrGS6
operation OF such railway or railways las THIS Brd
be taken in lieu OF Of the property owners
along the line OF said railway railways
Dated New-York. January T. 1905, ,o.7, co,,r,-- =
ALEXANDER z. ORR President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17

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coarse powdered and fruit powdered oc Eagle confec
TONERS gI2nulated, 495c Eagle and extra me
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gTanuated and diamond A. T0c confectioneTs' 4-32c
Ne = T0c. Ne ~ O. 20 =, DC. M 10
S9Oc No II, 8s5c: No r. assoc 49, Il and - 315c
Stock OF in the United Kingdom 900 tons.
against $4,000 tons time last year The Io hdo
market for sugar beets quiet with the spot positlo
sd lower but futures unchanged January was qaot -
2jSd and February SIS 3s4d The local market oF
raw sugar quiet 8ssc: muscovado 50 test 3lsc
ard nolasses sugar, SO test, 27sc.