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New-York tribune., 1907-11-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York November Is. 1907
eludng - cars for s.aushteTers and exporters ana
5s. is TOR rscspis e9 medium ad ood steers advanced 1O
15c all were arm; bulls were selling 1gc nisaes
COWS showed Improvement The yards were
ss S5 Per 100 70 tat sjass and oxen s. % $ 4o
%sI "a dressed beer was selling at steady prices
and London cables quoted live eatts steady az lS 2
at Io8lo%c per n. No shipments from this pSrs
cattle ana 1000 quarters OF beef for sehaEzschid 8
--scIJ = SII-bsrrer ZOO 5IsrterS Tor Arrao1r
3 ~ 80 : oSl Tor tbs Morris Reef C1n1panv- unaz-
cattle and 12s15 quarters OF beef al 70 ports
ass @ s. s. 1s9 100 Is n H9is Is a o 100
Is PeGnsylvania do, I1i4 n a; So % 70 %. 80 r
at s. IS: 5 do 1850 -. ss Is; q DO. $50 70. at
a, s 2S so a. EOS g. &C. At 8 s. n ';i; d 4 1s's @
50 50; IS do. 1l31 ro al s. go 10 Virginia do 1923
n at % 20 yTsR;5 steers s5ass snq 9 SSEn' 1Ie5 7I
n at s. 80; 10 COWS 500 n. az s. 90 40 ESQ r.
Newton 3 Co s. Ohio steers. 129s n. at s. 90; 20
Chicago cows 1850 70 al IS 20; II state do 1044 70
$ Judd & Co: bulls $50 70. at IS so; 10 cows
555 n at S.: dc. 775 n a, 50 90: : do so3 70. a;
Gu1,Is SON COWS os5 - n ;o at Sc e 80; s;I d. z
JeInns.. wright & Co: bulls. SO n. a: 50 40
for butchers and lee for the market. Prices were
steady, quality considered for all sorts OF calves
sold at s65oQse psr ZOO n. with no prime. lots
s. so Dressed calves steady az So g.+'se Per p
for dressed veals, s i2lac for country dressed
SaIes-Tobin * Shannon. - veals. 1S4 y aver
age. at 80: II do 1SS n al 8 % ~ do. los ID az
Jg4d 8 Co. p i ysls -, @ n n az S S 4 [s Sa 2S
~ So 10 2Ss n 81 so 16 sFaaseFs 2aG ID at
J. G. Curtis s Son: 13 yeais. 1s5 n. 50; l1s
JeIfe Wright & Co % grassers. 252 10 IS ..
sanders: veal 1s) To az $40. l do. 900 - at 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were a ears or 9.525
hsa5 in%Rs WR 5S ~ S Pe % n Baso and fairly LIBERAL
Tecepts there the HarSe or9se 5 - on 0csa % sB Bis @
TO clear the pens Common choice sheep sold al S 50
a. as sss r ser m 5oO cs mi at s. ds dressed mutton quiet
al 7lzQioc per 70 win isW e19 IGSis 7S a.
aE al s. so per 100 r q n 81 50: go state
d. n n at 81 40; yearings. 80 70 at So; 90
state sTt': sos state iarbs ss ~ at 81 50. G.
~ at 81 =; 26 DO 81 n al s. . iSt Psn1syiy2I1 ms "a -
pernsvIvanfa sheen s.
sheeo and Gull lambs - 70 al 50 81 state yeaFnss anu
GU. & ; G;rr7issioT Company: 50 Kentucky lambs 70.
AT s. 30 Indiana do. % 10 az - % 400 buiao 90
Indiana sheep n. So q do. 90 10. at 50 go 1iS
Kentucky sheep sS n: At 81 % - - - e. "a IN
do "a s. - ls6 state do Il n az s. a. ~ ono
99 10 al 81 so; > DO. 155 n. az 81 80 n.
W r. Hume; 1g5 Buffalo lambs, 20 70, az - DO %
bgniS 4etfs. Wright Co: s. state lambs 81 81 -:
II state sheep. % n. s.; buck 80 10 az 50
HOSssIReceipts were y cars or s;759 head; an
for saughteFeFs. except heal AarST1 bor,
but feeling steady and good state and an. s
were quoJahe 50 s0G$6 per 100 T. Conn.rS
hogs dun az 7gs9s per 70 Tor heavy no - ais rs avsrass
at s. - per leo n sSs yesterday: s7 ohio pigs III
~ at ~ u 20 y g. 90 s ~ % SstsyJ 60 state hos4 p.
at Sc: rough. $40 n. S.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rO,,1,uv ~, New York November 10. 1907
COFFEE-The coffee market showed continued
stea4inSss to-day and. after opening unchanged
points lower, rallied. close steady net un-
changed higher reported of 90 500
bags. - -'9O
The opening decline in sympathy with lower
pean cables. hut did not fully reflect i to u
frame at Havre and partial L Vfennig a Hamburg
Sustaining steainess Of the primary
markets neither OF which reported change
small Brazilian receipts The ports had
bags against $4,000 the previous day
same day years II would appear
figures that the movement falling of to under the
figures from the crop Of 1908 more with
ccpts the
bags under 1905 the appears such
to Justify the small estimates Meanwhile the
financial situation ana the disturbances reported
circles less generally Do appear
impression upon the market actual coffee.
warehouse deliveries continue well the figures o last
yesterdays reaching 1852 bags 6534 for
the same day last season This is explained the
ground that there surplus supplies Of
Of the and that however
disposition there be toward economy in household
affairs, the movement in this direction has
fected such staple coffee The f1r
SPOT quiet" with quotations the basis OF 81,
No :. The of prices the local
market to-day follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16
BOAT SINKS IN BAY.
Mystery Surrounds Identity of Craft
Mendcing NaUi,gatiOn.

The main topmast of an unknown sunken
sailing vessel was seen above the wafer on the
north shore Of Staten Island at daybreak yes
terday by several watchmen, and within an
hour dozen small boats put out from various
steamers tied Up at piers along the Kill Won
KuIl.
The men in the small boats rowed around the
mast and dropped lines to pull up if possible
something that would lead to the identity of
the sunken craft Just how the vessel could
have gone down within two hundred yards OF
shore unnoticed has caused much speculation
Staten Island. The vessel lies in bad
position for navigation of big steamers between
the island and the New Jersey shore.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16

COTTON-The cotton market lower to-day,
with the steady at net decline of II 70 u points
changed Sales the day estimated at l'9pO
bales The market opened steady at decline OF 70
points response to lower English cables and while
early rallies OF consequence
gradually easing on until IN the
Jar-ary sold 1s2c and March at lo"lc or
points lower. Tne close little up from
liquidation the bull pool, there htrle agSrts
support. BrSrish reports concerning trade Coni
the easier cables and renewed weakness IN Wal!
seemed the main bear features or the news.
early afternoon was circulated tnat
had called referring presumably
stocks. but these promptly
de-eI reoula In r,osti1u be Informed
matters. and there certainly nothing IN the
indicate that had been forced out OF
his holdings. ono cable was received from Liver
pool stating that Oldham masters had refused an ad-
that strike was highly possible
cables received during the morning stated that
d. probable. Most Of the Liverpool cables
-f0r Of the hut,
less talk all day here Of further cur
t4msnts in spinning circles both In New England and
advertisement papers this morning point
ing spot holders the Advantages OF delivering
cotton December contracts and replacing their sales
by purchases May contracts here superintendent
TAB bales, against +i3&il last overland 20 mills
Canada 81 l3J bales against ~ sS last year. south
year gain Of stock interior towns. 432 bales
4TIT5 ouEht into sight the week.
442GlO bales. against jOS,@S last year Total crop
2S9 bales. 3.4S
year; overland mills and Canada I5949 haes.
1919 last Southern mill takings, SSSoO
bales against 81 oo last year stock at interior towns
year: brought sight thus
4Sp4, ,U9T Tho total CT
nsibe for I6 days. against = days last
\otc-The estimate for southern mill taklngs
The range OF prices IN the local to-day
was as follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16


trict Court:
petition; liabilities $500: assets $7c0 Principal
creditors: Mechanics and Traders Bank. 5000,
cured; Federal Commission Company. $500
cured; NJ. Dederer, S2SA'; Esther Friedman, $3.50:
machinery, $1,000; stock in trade $500.
Robert 5 HeiIferty. No. l39 West lo3d street VOL,
untary petition; debts, $5i2; assets. $6 Principal
creditor: Mary c. NJ: Green, S22i2
Stella NJ. Carney. No. ~ West 37th street, volun-
tary petition, debts. &.l5i; 10 assets. Principal
creditor: Mary Carney, $500.
avenue, voluntary petition; Liabilities l0l assets,
Sl37 Principal creditors: +. Y. Bennett * Co,
S3,lIs; s Gala. $l73 Assets consist OF cash, $37;
Bert Seberglet, No III Essex street. involuntary
petition by creditors with claims as follows: Hoise
q Co. Sli5: Primrose Tapestry Company, 81;
Sl67; Weinreb Brothers. S21. Transfer and removal
Of assets valued at 5000 are complained Of.
stephen p. Nash was appointed receiver with a
Samuel Haas. No. p West 3lst street ladies'
tailor, involuntary petition by creditors. with
claims as follows William Z Coef $40; John b.
$3.50 Transfer of assets is alleged Samuel J. Cold
smith appointed receiver, with bond Of
25o00, and authorized to continue the business for
twenty days or longer, with the consent of the
Schedules Of NJ Siegler & Son. involuntary bank
rupts. show debts of $Ji272 and assets OF &3S-l.
The principal creditors are the american WooIlen
Company, $l1,60; II \. Cesar & Co. s2.i'0; VIII
meTding, Morris & Mitchell, $2.92S. Bacon & Co.
81 2g5. The assets consist OF notes &l5; accounts,
81 40; unliqUidated claims, $50
Schedules of Louis BeTcowitCh, No. 1870 East
Houston street, involuntary bankrupt, show Haoil-
ties of Sl509 and assets of $50. The principal
creditor is 5. Martin d Co. 500 The bankrupt
says that his stock sold by the receiver and
that he has nr knowledge of the amount realized.
The personal property OF BeFeeWitch, exempt under
the Bankruptcy act is given as $50
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. l5-CTosng-WHEAT-S hrn; NO
rod Western winter S.. futures quiet; December Ss
I'd, March. IS slsd MAY S pad CoFN-spot quiet:
,r,o rrived American 5s T5.d: futures quiet Decem-
ter 5s 7sld January; IS 4%d FLouKMWner ter patents @
So 5sff3 BEEF-Extra India firm s6s Sd; PORK
Prime mess Western steady, SOS. HAMS-Short cut;
- 40 NJ weak 56s: short nib. "a 10 duh. 56s
clear middles, light, y TO ~ ID iul "'s' '.ls
clear uiddles heavy. - 20 40 10. easy u0S snort
backs. 2V n dull 435; clear heies; "a 10 10 10,
dull SIS: shoulders Il 10 IL H. dull jas l'.ItD
-cs,ai IN ralls oulet 46s 81. CHEESE Canadian
cnl+t white new quiet Cos Canadian finest colOred.
,,ef TAIIDW-Ptine city ais 6i.
TTRPENTISE-Spirits dull. 3Js I'd RoSlN-Coil1IIioin
steady, Cd. PErHOLECM-Rehned hrin f'2o.
IINSEED OILs-Dul. 25sl
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16

The local market for SPOT cotton steady, with
prices 10 points lower lO70c for mddng upland and
10 for mililnS Gulf Sales. 2lO0 bales export
and 800 bales delivered contract southern
kets teegraphed follows Mobile firm and 1l6c
higher 1o l6c: sales 100 bales Savannah quiet
unchanged 1890: sales 5T41 bales Norfolk quiet
higher 1Oasc; sales. 85 bales Baltimore
nominal isc lower lOssc St Louis quiet and
changed 107sc. sales 20 bales Little Rock steady and
unchanged at lose New Orleans quiet and &c lower az
1O@tc: sales Charleston steady and sc lower
a l0i4C steady and l6C higher 1850;
bales Galveston steady and 1l6c lower at
Cales bales Houston quiet and unchanged
07c; sales. bales Estimated receipts leading
Saturday: Galveston. from l5oO0 To lTO0
bales against 1907 last week and @T49 last year al
Orleans 5000 To 10000 bales against 1O,SS2
and Is Houston. from 10000 10
bales 7.6i3 last week and l0369 last
Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
quieer; sales. 5000 bales speculation and export 5o;
1000 receipts 5000. all American; midfling
upland 5sTd opened Irregular l@H3iz points
net decline OF Ia lr3
November, 2 November December and De-
cemberJanuary. 554d January February, 555d Febru-
March March-April and April May. G56d:
May-Iune Iune-July, S56td July-August. 555iad-
Manchester-Yarns and cloths dull
Comparative cotton statement the week ended Fri
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16

Ne TUIIOWIIIb Ut" tII' @
nnrfs RInce September 1.
FLOUR AND MEAL

FLOUR AND MEAI~-Flour was In light demand
to-day with prices steady and practically unchanged
Rye -four quiet old prices The following are
prices quoted the New York Produce Exchange;
Spring patents 300$G winter sraghs 81 5Oa$i %;
patents 81 S5$5 3 spring clears 81 51$5; extra
No winter. 81 10: extra No 2 winter. - So Bl.stI *
WTfT>AT FLOTR-Marl< steady. quoted: 80 lVHS3 p
N. FI.OUR-Steady Quoted: Fair 10 good.
S5QS5 % choice fancy. - 2iaS5 20. COItNMEAI~-
steady Quoted: Kiln dried. 81 1888 %. BAG MEAL
Steady. quoted Fine white and yellow. 81 logSl %;
coarse 81 3OnSI 10. FEED-Western weak: city easy.
Quoted: Western spring standard midng 81 Coz
flour do s27: s31 10: all November shinment;
S2G6S27 sacks: midding. $3.50 So red
dog $50 so homny chop SIS 80 bulk SO 40 sacks OIL
MEAL. S32 80.
GRAIN-wHEAT--For the first time this week
financial conditions dominated the wheat market ana
gain secured earlier the week. In New York the
lasc &c lower. representing moderate
advance the last sew minutes on rumors that
cargo twenty loads winter had been worked VIA
the Gulf Tor odessa The market also affected
somewhat by heavy weekly clearances. but etil
lacked the rayn. power which had been shown NUM-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16
IMPORTS OF DRYG00Ds.

rnooorts and marketings Of drygoods this week.
NTH couuarisons Were IS follows;
This week Last week. Last year.
~, ,-.,,r+ 50 G33 O5i S3,l95. ia $2963. I56
la To,a InaTysetngs ~ 42425s 2.79d.397 299s.4sl
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16

Der of times earlier the Efforts 20 check the
leading here and West but with uttie success
owing 20 the gloomy from Wall
and foreign influences which prices we're advanced
about &c bushel previously in the were
teay changed and except for the dscouragng financial
outlook bulls maintained that the position
As strong as The principal feature about Western
teelps was an increase OF winter wheat arrivals which
brought the total TITOO bushels day
points. against 9ll.oO0 bushels There
also some let seaboard Clearances
had good effect the big figures week For
rs Hye over money matters Liverpool closing 2d lower
and Paris lja3O points down. other markets showing
niue chanse while foreign selling Of NAV feature
3t one time in the Chicago market Argentine ship
ments 392ec0 bushels compared with bushels
wI- u "r'neF was SeheIay faNoTaole there has been
too much rain In districts and dry weather
ktt was quoted az 81 O4 elevator and 81 % ahaat;
No Northern Duluth 81 16s and No hard winter
nK OF lttc IN the corn market most Of which Was due
to the financial conditions which weakened wheat. al
good weather the West Saturday
and predictions that the interior movement Will expand
talk about unsatisfactory husng from Illinois
but the market little heed and showed important
with wheat The Liverpool market was Isd lower
and the Argentine shipped 6S 900 bushels compared with
market was quoted at Soc elevaor and 6sisc ( o b
adoat: No white. 6Tiac and No yellow. 66'sc o
day in sympathy with other grains but closed little
up from the bottom on covering. Cash oats in New
white 26 to 80 10 52a54Isc and clipped white - TO
30 n. 3iaa60c RYE-Market firm; No Western, 92c
ing hour exports Cor the week. according 10 Brad
streets, aggregate 619294 bushels against 500
wheat exports 20 bushels against 7O5647O1
last wear Corn exports for the week 11334SS bushels
July l. 9206 26O bushels against 16T7435 last
NEW YORK PRICES.
D.e.s:i Wass:i ogin9g a 5, ds % Sc S 81 SsE Ss
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16
puIIADEIPHIA STOCKS.

nv Charles D. Barney & Co. No % Broad St,
- Ynrl, and No re south 4th 81. Philadelphial
New-York tribune., 1907-11-16
NEW YORK PRICES.

y Wheat, Wheat: Opening, High Low Close :, day day
May ............ 11Ilz 11s 1O9Ts l1Ois 11ii2
Corn:
December 900. 67% Gs
May G5L
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NAY SAND THE STREETS.
Manor W,;H Approuc Prentice Bill if
It's Passed by Legislature.

MAJOR Mcclellan told the Americas society fer
,l,o Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals yesterday
mar he would approve the Prentice bill empower
tse Street Clearing Department 20 sand as we'll as
,-e.r tie streets in winter weather Endorsement
o. tbs measure. which TIE society has had intro
onees Il Albany for the third time this year. was
oiso obtained from Commissioner Craven OF the
street Cleaning Department. Hitherto the ci.V au-
ih0ritsss have steaGfastlg opposed Gil efIoTt5 to
make ssacg OF slippery streets pa;t Of their
Glty.
While the cllasce ef passing tais measure " re-
ltt fa~ thc carriage and truck horses OF this city
ms bers. considered rather slim. the officers of the
society @ill redOuble their efforts for its ia
1f,rable consideration
Ine OF properly sanding all the difficult hills
within the city limits viii be- a considerable item
II expense. Ihe American Society for the PreVen-
ton OF Cruelty 10 Animals in its efforts last winter
20 make % the trying stretches of pave
-nent passaac often spent $500 In daS Should
the city undertake the task systematically. how
ever, II is not considered by the sponsors for the
iili that the cost win approach the loss TO the
community under such daEgerOus and wearing coli
Gitions existed last winter. The measure has
been advocated by The Tribune.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March 27.-c1osing: wHEAT-spot. No ?
Western. winter. steady &c 2izd: No california
uuet IS Sd. futures quiet March. os AID 4sd
July, 6s 23sd. CoRN-spot American mixed. new easy
I'D American. mixed. old. ou4ef. 7iad: futures
steady, March lssd. May. Is sssd PEAS Canadian
steady, 6s Sid FIOGR-St Louis fancy winter dull IS
@ HoPs-In London Pacific Coasn quiet. e l6s6fs
los BEEF-Extra India mess steady. s6s 81. FORK
Prime Western, quiet SIS I'd. IAMS-ShOre cut
i 20 IS n quiet SIS Sd. BACON-Cunnherand cut &c
80 n du sos short rib. Is "a 10 easy 51s; long
cea- mddes, light IS 70 70 n. DUH 5Os Cd long clear
ddles heav 30 - 90 n sun 49s Sd short clear backs
16 20 n dull ass: clear bellies. IL l6 sas
"a: shoulders. square. u Is n, dun, SOS LARD
PFiYne Western. erces. dull ass Sd: American refined
4 pals dull Abs Sd chess anadian finest white
Ig0E-rrime city firm 35s. CRPENTINE-Spirits
steady 52s 81 RosIN-consnon firm JOS "a. PFTRO-
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STORAGE NOTICES.


New York March Is 1907
HE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND VAN COMPANY Limited
Acs. 22S6. 229S and 200 Eighth Avenue
To whom II may concern: The following
described property. 10 wit. beds chairs
tables bureaus. linen. silver. glass. china
ana other household goods. pictures rnu~
sicai Instruments bric-a-brac trunks
boxes. barrels personal effects, merchandise
etc, belonging 20 or held for account of
y. J.. Anterior. Mrs. Amelia Bennett Mrs
" r. Aonney. Edward Brown r. W. But
Ter, Clarence Bruins. Mrs. l.. Craig. VIM
Cross. Frank NJ Edwards, Mrs Chas
Gruner, Mrs. ". K Hall. j. W Hogg. ir
G. :. Hunter. Mrs. Stella James Mrs I D.
Jones. Mrs. Owen Kildare. Miss Maggie
Mahoney. Mrs. y Marshall Henry J Nor
Tis. J. r. Peoples. Lucy T. Prouae. T. F.
Read. Mrs. Belle Robinson r. Russell Mrs
A ST George, Mrs. =. Swanson Mrs NJ
EternbeFg. ;. Simmons, Mrs MAY Schoen-
leber. Jas y Van Slyck. A. Varona. Mrs.
Herman NoigtE. Miss Matte Washington.
Albert Wagner. VIM. WeisgeTber. Mrs.
Joseph Voolfolk, Will be sold 10 satisfy
the lien n the undersigned thereon. at
public auction 20 the highest bidder. al 30
2SDO Eighth Avenue. Borough q Manhat-
tan. New York cts. on Monday April -.
1887. a. 1890 a m, and on such subse-
quen' days to which said sale may be ad-
iourned
Dated New York. March Is. 1907.
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND VAN COMPANY. Limited
22S6 220s and 300 Eighth Avenue. New
York city.
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CHAUFFEUR SENT TO JAIL.
Court Says He Must Serve One Day and Pay
Fine of 500.

oscar Johnson. Of No 22s West 49th street. who
said he was chauffeur for Samuel Untermyer
pleaded guilty yesterday in the Court OF Special
Sessions to a third violation OF the automobile
law. lie was sent 70 the T0mbs 10 serve one daH-
To this was added fine Of $780, with the alferna-
tive OF ten days in prison in addition the one
day.
johnson was caught speeding HIS car in the East
Drive IN Central Park going from 69th street to
Goth street the night Of January 10 pafrOIT17an
steinert who made the arrest. said there We're
several women in the al the time He was
going a mile in ] minute and % seconds Assist
ant District Attorney Pinchot, who Prosecuted
fence him.
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CitH Hotels.
Restaurants.
SUrrogateS' Notices.

FE'IIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
81 Johnston, George Macdonald Ian Macdonald: and to
ms interested in the Estate Of Charles w S|a.t
next Of kin or otherwise, send greeting You and
York at the surrogates. Conpt og said County held
the Hall OF Records IN the County of New the
2st day Of MAY 1907 half past O'clock in The
OF mat day then and there 10 attend lu1oiSi
5gsenent OF the account OF proceedings of Anafe%
of said ana such Of YOU as are cited
i h me age q twenty one years are reqIeh Nc
none 10 appear and apply for one be appontea or ~
viii DC appointed by the represent and act
In Testimony Whereof have caused Seal o. the
SreU5fo Te1f " the said COUNTY OF Fe FIzER
GID a surTogate Of said county at the County o.
IL. 81 DANIEL J. DowpNE 5,iu,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
York notice is hereby given all having claims
YORK dec ased the 18th vouchers there
ness Office Of winthrop if pug Smson Eqs
- LloeT!y street Borough Of Manhattan IN me my
Dated New York the @sth Gay Of March 100
AN iA Isi Elder MISS.
Attorneys for Executors - Liberty street Boroush
Manhattan. New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
York, notice is hereby given to all persons having
FGirneId County. Conn deceased to present the
with vouchers thereof to subscriber. its place
OF transacting business 81 Wall city
Of New York, on or before the 18th day of May next
Dated New York. the 18th day of November, 1906.
NEW YORK LIFE Insurance. AND TRUST con-
PANY. Executor.
". = EMMETT. Attorney for Executor. 80 Wall Street
Manhattan. y Y.
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
IL T. Fitzgerald. \ Surrogate of the County of c;ew
York, notice is hereby given 10 all persons h2"ing
claims against Caroline Y. Folsom. late Of the County
OF New York, deceased present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber, his place OF
transacrg business. at the office Walter Mccoy.
No 50 William Street in the City OF New York. Bor
ough Of Manhattan, or before the Twenty FIRST day
OF September
Dated New York. the Fourteenth day Of March. 1907
THOMAS G. CONWAY. Administrator.
WALTER !. mccoy. Attorney for Administrator. %
william Street, New York
(NRANE EDWARD An PURSUANCE OF AN
" order Of Hon Frank 7 Fitzgerad. surrosats Of
the County OF New York notice is hereby all
persons having claims 9ganst Edward A. Crane late %
same with vouchers thereof. to the subscribers. at
their place OF transacting business the Office OF
Crane & Lockwood at No. 4s Wall Street IN the BOr
OuGh OF Manhattan in the City OF New York. be-
fore the eth day OF April next.
Dated New York the 4th day OF October. 1906
SARAH GRAY CRANE. ALEXANDER n. CRANE.
CRANE LOCKWOOD. Attorneys for Executors. 90
Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City.