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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-20
lNlIGlllR GENERll

CoNsEJOs "A Las MADREs. .-EI jarabe
Dalmante de La SenOra Winslow debe
usarse siempTe que los niiios estan en- Ell
periOdO de 10 detenci6n. prOpOrciOnR ali-
vic Immediate 81 peqUefIO paCiente, pTodu-
ee un suefiO natural y tranquilo, alivia el
LlOlOr ell angelic despierta muy vlvO y
1legre Els muy agradable al paladaT,
sRlma oil nifiO, Rblanda sus dolores, haGO
fSciles Ia funcionen del est6mRgO y Eegula
los intestinOs. Els ell mejor Temedi0 como
CidO para la diaErea va pTQvenga esta de la
dentici6n de cuRlquiera Otra CausR.
Tengase muchO cuidadO en- pedir ell "Jara-
DO Calmatne de Ia SeHOra WinslOW": es el
b0eior de tOfYOs,
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bterOsa { los ProfUsor0s Dc naslea,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tons
ConGtAntO exiStenCiS do loH niguiontss inu'
trumsntoB: FlAutin0s, Flautsg, TorC0poIRu,
ObosI, RoquintoI, Clsrinetes, Fagota-,
ViOlinel, ViolOnC0lloI OOntrRbGioB, Man.
dOlinRB, BSnduEriaB, GuitaETas, CoInOtinoI.
OnovonsI, TrOmbons-, BREftOnol BombaT,
dinoI, HeIiOOnoG, (bRjoE) Tri6ngulou, Pla'
tillOH, RodoblAnts8 , Bomber, M6todo1
de Solfso para todR olRSs de inutrumOn'
tor. AOCOsorioB = m6HiCG On general.
San Juan, 2. R. Apartado n6m. 216.-
Oalln hn Allan 21 Y Sol MIN. Al
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SE EALQUILA.-En ell Parque "BOrin-
quen" 100 metros del mar, casa de
reciente construction, acabada de reparar
y pintar tOda al 0leO pOr dentrO y fuera,
compuesta de dos pisOs, sala, cOmedOr,
siete babitaciOnes, cUartos de baflO con sus
inodOros, despensa cocina. Vista espl6n-
dida q Ia campif1ay al mar y la casa esta
enclavada Ell Un solar tOdO cercadO y con
veEja al frente, de mas de mil metros pro-
piO para iardfn. InfOrmaran en- FOrtaleza
70 altos San JustO 2, Is v. s.
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GfaR realization.
ISG propicil

AcsbRn de T0cibiU len Ia Gale do IL
CEus ndmsrO IL Loo $4,000 tr0jog que no1
hRbiRn AnunOisdO pOr cable & preciol uin
Comp0tOnOiG. No OlvidsEBe Cruz IL, J,
PioFRE = %, , o. O0nvenCOFsiG
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-sOMBRRROs- PARA sENORAs,
muy OlegantsH y & precioH sumRmsnts mo.
aioou, l01 acabN de recibir La Tiondita do
JoEOfa EChsvRErfa, al lRdo del ayuntR'
mionto, VOnds tambi6n Ofootol roligio>
CO., CompTR onvolturRB do JRbon Oots-
Rnn.-san Juan, Box 218.
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Sc OAMBIAN POR GANADO VACUNO.
-Maquina de cOser. Maquina de Iatratar.
FOn6grafo y discos. RelOj bOlsillO. OrO
ROpeTO, fn0. Revolver, Smith-W WessOn y
Otros artfculOs. Victor RObles. ApartadO
No. 8O7. San Juan. 6V, 8.
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ENTIRE los Compradora8 do rsloiou &
plaSoS On Ia joYoriG de F. KahrhRhn 90
90 FogalR I'm EOloj "WalthRm'' usmGnal'
mOnt0. La Ultima BsmanR obtuvo uno 81
Booio Manuel Perez, San Juan.
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"A young man % years old wishes
position 90 general Office clerk; accurate
in figures and expert in bookkeeping
SpsAkG EngliHh fuontly; moderate salary;
best Of references, Direction P. o. Box.
rs, BSyamoD. 12v.U
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.

EotrGdGs del esteFiOr.
VapoE americana "JuIis LukembAk."
De Ia costa.
VGp0E americana "POncR."
SaEdaS para sy e9tsriOT.
NiDgunR.
Para Ia costa.
VapoF americana ''MazapOki."
BWques en- puerto dol exterior.
Philadelphia id
OnRWGi i'd
May V. Neville id
L0ttiG NJ. Hardy id
August w. Snow i'd
Leo id
Ellen L. Maxen pOndiGnt0
COstanerOs e0Tgando.
Ana Maria. oaEgandO, Naguabo.
CarmOlita Pgndi0nte.
DGB0ad8 id.
Ala blonCa, cargondo, AguadilIa y Ma.
yngiiOs.
May Flower, CAFgandO, LuquilIo.
BWqUes G'o0EncS2dOS.
EI beEgantin americana "Mannis "
Swan 0mpsENFG & CaFgGE Ga NuOvs York
Gl rs do OOtubFG, Haliendo Ol 6 do NbEe.
de 1908, para egts puerto.
VapoF eBpafiol Catalina. EBt6 & Ia
CaEgB On Barcelona para BAlir 81 % del
COrFisnts con dsItino ORnariag, Puerto
RiCo y Cubs.
Goleta americana Herbert FuIIeF. Sal.
dF6 do NGw York para sBt0 puerto oI 25
del cnrEientV.
Golots americana Republic. EmpszaT6
& GaFg0E On New York para s8ta iBlR ol %
del OorFi0ntO.
Golsta americana "OarFie A. Lane
empezsFG Csrgar 0n NusvR York 0l 20
del CoEEi0nt0 BaIiendo 0I de Noviem bEe
para Gats puerto.
VspoF americana "Coamo," Bali6 de
New York 0l II de OotubEe y lIsgaE6 81
% del CoFFisnte.
Vspor "OaEOIinR" uRldrG mafiaua para
New York les p. m.
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RestauTahoT Vital de- RiC0rd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ga
HantizadO. Precio $1-OO, orc. 8iempre q la
venta en- la Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha curadO OtrOs, 10 cura q V So
nOliCitRu DedidOs Dor GOFreO.
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AL REOIBO DE 89 onviamo1 {
vuOltS dc coEroO un rsloi EIgin garantiza.
do POE dies amos, = pOr SO Fsmitimoa uno
mRECR WRlthGn. - +. KshrhGhn. San
Juan p. r. "a
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Gran inventO de un frances.

En tods europa 20 hRCsn gFGnd01 CO.
msntarioB del gran invsntO que 10 hRTG
p6bliCo 81 10. do EnsFo. TEatas0 Bsgdn
90 he podido doduciF, do I'm RpREato cs8i
CusdFado dc RlsmbFs de RCorO galvNniza'
do ingl6B de 1l2 POE liz pieU, que re-
BiGto an peso de 100 tonelsdR8 ? Cuy0 Opa'
ratio co oil gran ColCh6n "H6rCules" que
Sc vsnde 81 OioIO , 20 gaTRntiEs pOF 10
amos Begdn OeEtifOade. DiChO spGTato eg
inganioBO, no Cab9 dudR.
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En- Gat8 impEenta 90 vsnd0 Papd de
PoEi6dicQ viqo s s2.OO I0B 46 blo8 CSa
QWim'aE
New-York tribune., 1908-01-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Ian as-Heavy realizing sales caused q
-eeak lnsh to-day II the local wheat market the
1av options showing net loss OF 1sc TO 1zc. Corn
vas OF &c 10 l4c- oats were down sc Provisions
were unchanged 70 &c TO &C higher.
Tie wheat market was strong almost all day. but
became weak IN the last half hour because Of an
estimate on Rhea1 shipments from Argentina indl-
eating 2 material increase n the movement from
tbst country. The strength shown during the
greater part of the day vas due to an advance OF
almost ID liverpool. excellent demand for
oasH wheat. z scarcity Of offerings and doubtful
reports regarding the condition Of the fall sown
crop in the Southwest. The market closed weak
MAJ Upened 2 shade lower TO a shade higher at
Ga 70 & COS advanced to s. 031z and declined to
& azs where = closed CIearances Of wheat and
fag- were equal 70 $500 bushels. Primary re-
cspts we're 55s 90 bushels, compared with $4,000
aasleis OF the same day last year. Minneapolis
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of so cars,
against 30 cars last week ard is a year ago.
Gear cod weather inspired active selling OF corn,
which resulted II a weak tone throughout the Ell
r-e Ca. Local receipts were much less than
pad bee1 estimated. but this falling of IN the
movement vas Offset by the likelihood that the
arrivals f0r the next few days VIII be greatly aug
nented ty tae cold wave. Pit traders sold, and
offerings were taken by commission houses The
market closed weak May opened &c TO sc 70 &c
70 &C lower 5Tsc 10 611sc, sold up TO 61sso 20
&C and closed Al SIC. Local receipts were =I9
cars, with none OF contract grade
IraCe "a cats was very quiet and the market
Vas dominated - the easier tone OF corn May
opene1 &c lower az 54c. sold between 54a4c and
kAse sn5 closed a. 557sc. Local receipts were 20s
Cs-r
Provisions we're trffe easier early in the day
swing % &c decline Il live hogs The market
Tfgai1e5 a. @ the loss later IN the day on good
oe1aanl for lard and ribs by a local packer The
Hioss vas STEADY. with May pork showing gain OF
- u 5o al Sl3 o.. lard was shade higher at
. ~ to 2 - Eios remained unchanged at s. s2lz
Estimated receipts FOR tomorrow: Wheat, 20
~Ss. sG.. % cars. oats Is8 cars: hogs 4oooo head
New-York tribune., 1908-01-24
KETCKERBoCKER MAY PAY EARLIER
Committees Issue Circular Announcing I'M
movement in Banks Prospects

-,-a -r-1-nfrtees representing the directors aliA
sepositors CT the hnickerbocker LIuS' -
- ,ss-as : circular 10 the depositoTs VINO nave
= .,-es5r asseured 10 the plan Of resumption
.ys+.z h., them urging acceptance Of II Vlthout
-4zz- The circular contains extracts "L lile pl"
eesirs before Justice Clark, O. the staten isialiu
-7-erpe Court. opposing permanent TeeI' eIsIliP
r-r -47e corauzny. and quotes the reIlaTAH O ms
----- giving his indorseuent O. the plan ana warn
f- --hsf he terms the "Tecalcitra1t minority VINO
ave been holding out in the hope OF receiving me
rl sr,e.rnt Of their deposits on resumption mat Il
g very doubtful whether the company VIII pe a.
---vss 70 open unless the asseuts 70 the plan are
--zceiczIly unanimous
-re circular slso contains copies O. editorlaI
~7-77r5erts and Endorsements Of the plan by the
-a-srspers Of this city and copies Of letters ap-
r-7rfE II from bank presidents, prominent deposi-
mr. and r-=r q affairs and calls attention 10 the
.z-- rhz- TIE courts have authorized executors and
trustees u estates having deposits in the knlcke1-
bo-E7- 70 assent 10 tie plan
The circular which is signed by Frederick G
+7,r-. chairman Of the directors committee, and
-r-s5fE Parsons. chairman ot the depositors com
mites. says
vr-1z7 TIE company opens is doors there Is now
-- prospect the time for payment ~ llstal-
dzposIJors VII he very Inuch Slc- teiIs
-sz inc for r7avTncur deposit0rs was fixed with
-ra-e-Ce % the existing conditions ana assets OF
he ro-17au--. and without reference 10 any new
,---s-i = ha secured. This was the only prudent
r0--ze T. pursue although the company has many
assurances ~ valuable support eLlc OF 5=s Ile" l
--r--grr- business As Illustration, deposlJcrs
-e--asz7l-i-- large deposits instead OF oI@"li5
+-ss- IN re- cent when the trust company opens It's
5o--s have sig1ified their intention 70 give 1he
co-panv additioDsl deposits and ValUapie buslhess
New-York tribune., 1908-01-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York January 25, 1905
BEEVEs-Receipts were 81 cars. or IO9I heal. m
a-e rakfng with the cattle left yesterday 10
cars on sale No trading IN live weight feeIns weak
for ali kinda Dressed beef slow at I1zasc per 10 Ior
Crdnar ~ to prime sides; some extra peer se
as high as 95zc cable advices from Llve9poo
T00d0u EXPORTS this port to-day were +Vo
quarters Of the Baltic TO Liverpool none 10
CAIyEs-Receipts were Ga head. all for the market
rnakinr with the stock, 1o4 on sale: me rev
80 calves fraction aud Western calves were
nor wanted sold Two cars ot rs
left Common to prime Vea!s so1 s5 S2S4$' BsS H.
m fed calves at 81; baryard calves at IS g dressed
calves SLOW city dressed selling at 7ts9lS17c per
n few choice 14c country dressed at 1gIZc.o -
saIes-S Sanders: 10 veals, $40 ID average Al ~ pF
obn & Shannon: II veals. 129 u, at IS So fed calf
100 n at sl barnyard calves, AS ID az - % "a
do 100 10 at IS 30: 10, 100 ~ al So BARNARD
aiye oss N a. s3 so: calves 1913 10 at 81;
81 DO 81 . CO. 43e 10 at s4 - oo' SoA ID
SHEEP AND LAsIBs-Receipts we're is cars. or
ASA head including l3 cars ooaslggleo ooasilggo III -,
siartterers and the market. making. with a car
$500 ovar & cars on sheep quiet and IN
banee: lambs slow barely steady one car unsoId
Common prime sheep sold AZ g 5ogSo per 100 10;
stead at s1IO5zc per 70; dressed lambs at iO[S
coIntrv dressed dollhouse lambs unchanged at S0gSAo
p saIS1Kerns Commission Co 262 Ohio lambs - n
average at 81 per 100 10 ZlZ CO Al 10 al . 90 zs
qtfsio do 81 u s.; II Ohio sheep 107 ~ at 50:
Co b 5t ~ ~ shannon: Al 70 70, at Sc rs 10
A. 20 n Sd so. lO2 Pennsylvania do, 50 10, at - 5Oi
sheep, 10 70. at S3; 4o stata do 81 10
at = y Hume: les state lambs 75 n 81 40 state
,asr1es los n, So. state sheep, ss ID, at S4 .
- 81 s1aughrerers Feeling nominaliy weak Buffalo
sc,,.~ C,o1uJry dressed hogs slow at Sg71sc per 10
for medium light weights; . -, - 81, -
sales date yesterday ylIobln hhahnoh' 20 ONO pigs
1o5 average, - 30 per luo 10
New-York tribune., 1908-01-24

COTTON-After & sharp early advance there
market. and while the
closing steady prices showed net decline Of
lld30 points The market opened firm at an advance
OF Ill6 points the bulsh figures, but instead
OF attracting fresh bull support this statement was o
lowed by less general Nquidation under wha
quickly weakened After nervous and tr-
heavy,
the break From ll-5oc, at
opening, sold IL 15c, while May broke
from 116Sc TO 1I21c 40g47 points from the high
point Of morning. 22d2T points from the closing
figures Of last night and 5sG6o points from the hlgn
level or Moaday- The break accompanied by
rurlors thai the blI clique its profits
its long lines. assumed bearish position
the reports master spinEers
Lancashire responded favorabIy to the prp
sOr OF operatives that they should Withdraw nr
notice condition that striking employees
providing would en-
within two weeks If7
close vas I'D lowest covering. The census
giuned TO January TO-
against i rs l99 date last year we're con-
s5e-es very bulish local stasttc1anS claimed tfa
thev could basis for crop estimates q
- II 7E Oo0 bales II reported Southern spot
orfer vvere concessions
re Tugs OF contract prices local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-24
OTHER mARkeTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan 23-CATTLE-Recepts estimated about
600 head; market dull 10QlJc lower steers u 2og
81 a. ows So TBaS4 5O eifers s. 50qS1 % bulls 81 50
asa 3 calves $3d$7; stockers and feeders 8 59gS4 20
Receipts about a head market 5ai0c low
err choice heavy shipping. 81 25as4 30 butchers 20e
81 80 light 81 10GS4 Is choice light 81 20eS4 %
Yackers 81 g0S4 20, pigs s. s0a$4 Is. bulk OF sales,
81 2OmS4 go EHEEP-Receipts, about 1000 head; mar
et slow i04l5e sheep. 81 1g@3 4o lambs % 40
aS7 yearlngs s. 6oUSd. ,.
btecrs' and sbiDpers' 81 30: 81 25fS4 CAT
n -Seafy. fair 20 good shippers s. d59So To- COM
mon s. 95a$3. SHEEP-steady: y 1o4$S- LAMBS
Steady: S6eIST 20 ,oo -
,nartet aulI- nrfue steers 81 50GS6 VEALSReceipts
go head; malat and &c lower. Ssd1ss 10 HOGS
Reeetpts 200 head: fairly active and loh2nc
lower. heavy s4 50aS4 35 mixed, "a 40. Yorkers and
pigs 400S4 As roughs, 81 e91$3 So stass SJG$S 20
New-York tribune., 1908-01-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

York. 23, 1908
s veFy odePate b9t do6ss8o Stock Coming
Considerable OF the trade Is st being supplied
that arrived from Medterranean ports yesterday
more red kidney have been taken 6y e1p9rseFs a. 3 @ 9
peas quite firm with disposition in some quarters
choice, per bush s. 80 do common 70 good s2g$2 , 5
s. 225s do pea choice s. e5es2 27 comoe
good S2gs2 22 DO Wae kd9ey' cholGs 81 0s 20 . 3 %;
81 sogS1 go; black turtle choice 81 eoSs2 ys59~
PEAs~scotch. bags per bush. 81 45
not s o a @ or
and the general market IS quiet Enough buyers are are
stock fast it comes IN but there more
values for them are irregular Held butter steady.
from 2og22c paying little in exceptional
They are also quite large buyers OF factory at To-
stock demand and firm We quote: Creamery sps.
90 . eTtTss 2s3s 2so: do aTss 26a2so: DO Seconds
a82c: state dairy tubs fresh finest 29q3oc: good
choice, 25a2se do oonnop to fair 2og2+ci PT9csss P
90 seconds 1saI9c; thirds l5@I7o; western
western factory Ezts held held lsag2 . do o seconds i5s 5o
packing No l. lao; do No 1870; dc No 1e&l7c
t2oday s 37oz g, bones ThsTs deal, f.
ers though buyers stiIl generalt inclined Operate
cautiously and R TaTey oeyoHc fI @ s ms
ward generally for good useful quality obtain
ner grades up 15ao and occasionally 1sc Fine skins
nadsS m s4s % ed for coofed and e Cd
qqS5e: ~ S arg llo coored ne i5&c do large white ns
I5l.c good TO prime 14al5c: do late October and
1. DO eommon TO fair azG1i c skins IL 70
se Si4s DO le Common. aE ss41c do fuu skins IaSo
EGGs-Receipts to-day 1QIs5 cases SONS s.scg
hrmness developed yeste.aay which Is inGreasd @
ara2ce of much weather sections F1rsts
that with holders offering goods spaTngy- Re
tone though change in prices We quote STATE
90 good 10 choice 26a2sc do brown and mixed fancy
q co seconds 22q2sc do thirds og2lc' getTigerator
f5hSy f5Tas i:5c do inferior ios18e; lined 12a1sc
held steady Pears 1asgne hi
Oranges fair dsm2nd afs GTapefIp EPphE les kfns kns
aPPe dsfor oraFe @ per bo s. 5oqs4 spzsn
berg s3re = @' s. 81 moss So: do common s2s2
reeuing cold storage SSqs4 DO common sorase I SEP
$556S5 ~. * 90 per basket 75cGS1 25: CFANBERRIES
aPs c9d ate per bb 81 So sTRA%BERRIEs Florida
Der quart 26a45c ORAGEs Florida in lines per as5 Pe4
81 es2 So TANGERINEs. Florda psr %, strap sSs5'
MHNDARINS Florida per strap S2qsd @ ii6 ns
quart 1Oa20c GRAPEFRUIT Fl9Tta9s per & pI1 45s
PAPPLs Florida per sste at a e %? 81 59 oc@
UoPs-On the Pacific Coast markets are generally
oyi1r with little doing at about former prices
rontracts however and quite some written at lOc for
year and lie 2T three yea5s IN @ 0esa @ ad ead
demand grades at about former prices aithough
ststs 1907 choice per 15916c; do prime, l3ai4c DO
medium I0GI2c; Pacific Coast 1907 choice lonilc; 90
pbira, eI9gc: state 1903 saiOc; Pacific Coast 1906.
ehGie, % And 96 Pfaa sTs to 5G maT continues
ngy dull Heavy receipts are or rne va snd ana % a. Yery
Sow and the entire In buyers favor We
s9te g o AZ NJ To- T. s5cas do Slipping soc packing
boa 10000 S9s' 'V' '''''' - 20 a. -,
~ ~ tdgbf nere nnloaded 10 day. there are
held an the track Demsns Id the harNe' iS $40"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-24
EuRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Western winter steady. e led futures steady March
American. new. IS sid prime mixed. American. od
Cd: futures steady; January, So 31zd; March IS 4d
PEAS-Canadau steady, rs Cd. FIOCFa-Winter patents
steady. s1s. HOPs-In London, Pacific Coast STEADY.
f26f3. BEEF-Extra India mess steady, tSs- PORK
Prime mess Western. steady. SIS Sd HAMS-Short cut
to As. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cut, Is 70
go 10 weak As 3D. short rfb weak ass Sd;
long clear uiddles light 2S 10 81 ~ weak, ass long
clear middles heavy weak, ass: short clear
backs 20 n, weak as clear bellies, IA 70 Is ~
weak Cd shoulders, square, II TO IL 70. firm S6s 81
LARD-Prins Western In terces. easy 39s Sd; An1sr-
refined in pals. quiet. Ais Sd CEiE'EsE-Cansdan a
finest white steady 63s Sd: Canadian finest coored
new steady. e4s Sd TALBOW-Prirne city dull 2es Sd
TTTRPFNTTNE TNE-Spfrits steady. 59s 3D. ROSIN-Conror
frnn los nd. PETRoIEUM-Refnsd firm, lid LIN
SEED OII-Dull, 24s Sd
New-York tribune., 1908-01-24
Citation.

YTyHE PEOPLE OF The STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
l. the grace of God free and independent--To George
Win and TeitaTnsnt Of Emily Angel deceased Mar
garet Rathbun Mills indivduahy and ss isgaaee OF caro-
ally and as next Of kin OF Mary z King. deceased:
Of tss goods 70 ehattss and sects of alice Wnnsy
deceased; John P whitney George E Whtnsy; Hsrpes &
Of Alice NJ whitney, deceased: Bessie L Dickson. az
huntington deceased; william T sehley, as Executor
Of the Last WIN and Testament Of Sarah C. ke1isan.
ent OF Catherine Perkins deceased sole Legatee and
n5 FsSqTx SI m % George W Sger and Abbott L Mis
Executors Of the Last WIN and Testament 9f Saroias W
Rathbun Eva E. Hardy. Ida NJ wiggins and Frederick
Tnent and kin OF Caroline E Perkins deceased
Ja1ss r. Ratneaa as & one ts oo nTs 6tfaa Avenue
Association corporation Louise StigeE Caroline Shule
Testament of Caroline z. Perkins deceased; George
CIymer Executor Of the Last VII and testament
as sole surviving Executor OF the Last WIN and Testa=
Rent m nF the Last Win and Testament OF George p
Perkins. deceased Eliza Seward as one OF the net
next Of kin Of John Perkins. deceased. any whose
and places G ssdRss s sEs @ 10 m po
Interested in ne estate Of said John Ps1ns late 9;
otherwise send greeting Yqg and each OF you are
Fors our ssrrugats Of the County Of New York the
surrogaes' Court Of said county, held at the Hall ot
Of February 1905 hafpast ten o'clock in the fore
neon 0s tha % account Of proceedsgs Of capsnty
Trust company Of New York as Trustee o. the Las.
you hereby cited as lre under the aga Of twen-
& you @ have n one @ b OF otsd g oT in tn. event f yonr
by Surrogate to represent and act for you in ths
In testimony whereof. have caused seal Of
suETogates Court Of the sd Gourtg A of Ns York 70 6s
EFT. surrogate Of said County at the County q
Lord One thousand nine hundred and seven
tSS1-4 r1o-x tba G,,r-ooata.' Co.,,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-24
CASH OuOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPoRT.-

JanlaTy 1aHs-
C0FFEF-The coffee quiet again yes
erav but showed steadiness and after opening
unchanged. closed steady. net unchanged TO points
higher the reported Of about 1890
The opening about in keeping with the Euro
pesa markets Of which Hayre net unchanged
but month. which i higher. and
Hamburg reported q similar uctuaon- The Brazilian
markets firm, however, with . reis
80 reis higher with leading interests buy
here the market advanced owing the absence CT
important offerings There nothing in the trading
indicate change general
market. which
the part. with many expecting ultimate
prices. dangerous
market the fate Of which it Is believed absolutely
the hands Of those interests who worlds
visible supply II would though these persons
incentive higher prices
particularly should
coming crop confirm the reports during
Towering Of unfavorabe outlook. there
no doubt an apprehension that big improvement in
the demand for futures would be utilized
the purpose Of shifting the shoulders
Meanwhile receipts points light
liability from the
ton and trade demand The spot
steady. with quotations the 81
The range Of prices local market to-day
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