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NOTICE-Estate OF Catharine b. Snyder
sometimes known as Catnarlne Is.
Schneider deceased Notice Is hereby given
that letters of administration upon the
estate of Catharine Snyder sometimes
known as Catharine b. SCHNEIDER. late OF
Wilmington hundred. deceased. were duly
sFSn6fa dh' day @ Of May D. 1ois and
all persons indebted 10 the said deceased
are requested 70 make payment TO the
administrator without delay. anu all per
sons having demands against the deceased
same duly prooated 10 the said admins
traitor on or before the seventeenth day OF
May, \. ID. 1919. or aoide Dy the law IN
TINS DenaN JACOB F. SNYDER.
Administrator
Address Edward G. Cook. ESQ Attor-
ney-at-Law. Ford Building. Wilmington.
Del.
NOTICE-Estate OF George W. Hesch. de
ceased Notice Is hereby gwen that letters
George ". Hescn late OF Wilmington hun
dred, deceased. were duly granted unto
James T. Chandler on the tventy-third
sav Of April, a. ID. 1918. and all persons
indebted 10 the said deceased are requisite
make payments 10 me adIai iiil, "a eor
mands against the deceased are required
10 exhibit and present the same duly pro-
before the twenty third DAY OF April a.
D. 1918. or abid: by the law N TINS behalf
JAMES I. CHANDLER.
Admins rator.
Address. Christopher L. ard. hsq.. At
torney-at-Law Equitable Bunding. vii
mIngJon. Del.
NOTICE-Estate OF Mary Heebner. de-
ceased Notice is hereby gwen that letters
OF administration upon The estate OF Mary
Heebner late OF Alden. Pennsy Ivania. de-
CEASED. were duly granted unto HARRY
Tmmons ON the twent seventh day OF
NAV a d 1915. ana al persons Indebted
10 me said deceased are requested 20 make
pavu.enl 10 the administrator without
delay and ali persons having demands
against IN oetcasco required 10 exhibit
ana present the same duly probabed 10 the
SAID administrator on or before the twenty
seventh day OF May. A. -. 1919. or abide
by the law in this Dehalf
HARRY EMMOSS
Administrator.
Addres !: Ha rs EmmoaS. ks4.. Aetorasy-
Law Wilmington. De- 4
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YOUNG
WOMEN Int RESTED
IN POSITIONS OFFERING
THE SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
OF CLEAN. PLEASANT WORK
WITH CAREFULLY SELECTED
ASSOCIATES. ATTRACTIVE REST
ROOMS AND DINING ROOMS. WHERE
LUNCHES ARE SERVED AT LESS
THAN COST. AND GOOD SALARY
WITH FREQUENT INCREASES
ARE INVITED TO APPLY To
MISS sOMERs.
DIAMOND STATE TELEPHONE co.
SIXTH AND sHiPLEY STREETS.
WEEK DAYS a. M. TO p NJ.
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PUBLIC SALES
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

TO THE HONORABLE JUDGES an, ,Tt4r.
Court OF General Sessions OF the ~fafe
OF DSIaware, IN and for New Castle gottv,r,,
we. the hotel du Point CompaDy ~. - - =
ants and occupants Of the premises sit1l-
ated at the southwest corner Eleventh And
Market streets. in the seventh 49, -
the city OF Wilmington county ~ - -
astle and State OF Delaware in s,or1Tl,a,''
with the acts Of the General ASSENT lv. in
such case made and prov ided 40 h,,reh,-
give hotice mat We shall apply IN wririn,
70 the said Court OF General Sessions IS
MONDAY ne sixteenth day OF Septenhsr
a. u 1918. being the next term ~ 81
court, Tor d license for the sale Of ir1toxi,.4,
ing liquors 10 be drunk oil the pren1iSas
anu 10 bottle and sell such LIQUORS 49,.
bottied 70 be drunk of the premises ~
puautl1Es as follows. viz: Malt or hrexej
liquors. OF not less than three QUAR- 80
mort than one barrel. and other intoxiraI.
lhs liquors ia quantities of not less 49,,
euF"e quarts not more than ave gallons
ana tho following respectable citizens ~
Saiu Naru. at least twelve Of whom are
Si ga, i lsi irt'ehoiders OF said ward. recon-
~ ~ herr Alex r. Crichton
!, n m 1oy ne edward X hurtH
u h.Fraemer. MD. David Sneilenburg
A. Laiie4 " \ SimOntou
haTry r Speakman q Allen
ontIeth Jackson James ; stirling
= Montgomery Nm | Ha,no3o5d
y, ~ iialaui ! Budd lonn b. Niles
T.. Mitchell i q R.,c 80 he41
W Morrison II Chas n ~ -
- Altman J Writ Willis
"h'. : ilshheld Henry Hopes
George kleitz
hOTEL DU PONT COMPANY
To THE HONORABLE JUDGES nv TtIE
curt OF General Sessions Of the stat, ~
Delaware. in and for New Castle count
We, the hotel du Point Company the ten
nuts ana occupants or thu premises stu
a.u az the southwest corner Eleventh
ara MAR hot streets. in the seventh ward
=. luo Guy or Wilmington. county of New
astle and State of Delaware IN com
PhauIo with the acts OF the General A.
dSe a ply, IN such case made and provided.
70 heruby give notice that We shall anniv
IN writing To the said Court of General
SSoeait'ils on Monday the sixteenth day Of
September, \. ID 1918. being the next term
OF said court, for license for said prem
ises Tor the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than one auart
10 De drunk ON the premises. and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens Of said Syard
az least twelve OF whom are substantial
ireeholders Of said ward. recommend sadi
application.
g. HI. Kerr Alex f. Crlchton
VIM. Coyns Edward r E,.rtz
w. ii. hraemer nj ID. David Sneilenburg
ii. W Cause w 4 Sinonton
j t.. Latfey Henry n fTaIer
Harry Il. Speakman Z. j. Alien
J. Atontieth jackson VIM J. Higb0eld
J. 4. Montgomery james 5 Stirling
William II Budd VIM. T. Hammond
4 W. Whson John Il. Niles
r T.. Nitcheit Edmund Mitchell
" Morrison. Jr C. G. Buckner
r. y. islinan Chas. Ill. Ten Weeges
George kleitz J. Writ Willis
Henry Hopes
HOTEL DU POINT COMPANY
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AUTOMOBILES FOR ~AL.E

AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE.
AUToMoBILE-Hu Hudson Suoer~six i'm
Walnut street garage. Forth ana Van
SfTects. TREE 1910 :. NJ BraQn-
stein
ACIoMOBILES- uuy secoud-b.nl
automooiies Tor parts. any conditIoa.
Adams StrcCt Garage. lOs Nortn Ausnls
street HuJne 4A4&-N.
AUTOMOBILES Parts Tor all uakes 81
automobiles. new anu second-y and springs.
NsneslS. tirSs. t9bes ana al parts. Ac4las
stree Garage. 81 Adams street. t'nonu
t4f- ~
CARNArIoN car. four passenger c,ll
tl-t WeSJ street atter ,. Phone
5otS W.
FOk SALE-On account OF sickness. evs-
passenger touring car. Dmonstratton
bargain 10 QGlcA Duycr. 405 ~ Iwenty-
FORD ,ourns car. "a good condit ton. Right
% cash ouycr. 24Ol Monroe -.
Fok SALE Two Fords. touring one IoIs
ana one 1871. Excellcnt condition. Cars re
paired and rented. Ninth street Auto ~
par snop, 81 ". Ninth Phone 49Ow
LkAkY radiators. bent hoods. broken
lamps aud guards aAou al lowest pr,ctss
American kaalalor WORKS. yI2 Sniplev
Stroet
SELECTED USED CARS
lYIl Chandler, passenger
1915 AcXr utei, 81 passenger.
1916 naVrOIet, o-passenHer.
lYlS Buack roadster. 4-Cylinder
1914 Overland touring car.
IVA kord truck.
1919 falSe. 3-paS sepScF
L9I2 IlerCc-ArruW. 3-pasSengeF
All newly painted anu repaired
" WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE 60
lEnth 81. and delaware Ave
SOME RATrLES belong ia your Ford
anu some don 1. Ven remove the lAttts~
by correcting the cause. Jonnsou's CS,,,re
service Oarase SUB NOliaston.
TWO Ford touring cars. ton Buick trr,,l
also. 1917 metal ford truck boay An IN
line condition. Cheap. Market street Ca
age. 2lI0 Market street.
1913 HUDSON roadster good paint. so,,8
mechanical condition. -Four gOoa tir.S a
bargain AZ soou. HARRY Williams, West
TwSnLn street
1918 Dodge touring car Run COO nile.
1917 OaAlana Call 2aOl W.
LOOk-AutOmobic owners We buv ,4d
autos ana tires not suitable Tor use. aisn
est prices paAd. jacob PrOtIaa 5l3 E,st
hltu sl-tet. la a. bhCne a5CS W
SAVE your old tires We nave spaS.iali.o1
on a PROCESS whereby no matter now al
a tire We can make II not Only pract4eafty
like but give sou a tire mat viii rS,n,is.
service 10 you. Guaranteed for 3 slI n,ilas
Ne also specialize III VulcanIzing au ,Eors
guaranteed kmpire Douole 4 read 10
So Snlpiey street.
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NOTICES.
DELAWARE RAILROAD COMPASA
GENERAL. MORTGAGE 4l2,o boNbo'
SERIES 4, MArU RING 1881

FL y nc.
GENEKAI, MORTGAGE 4i2,o BONDS.
SERIES \. MATu RING leS2 s,a,io,
Room 256. Broad Street St@' rn,,
Philadelphia. June IA. l9lS
sealed proposals will be received until ILL., ~
noon. Friday. June IS: 1918; at tne a a
office for the sale TO the undersigned tom,
nissioners of the sinking Fund PROVIDED
Tor the redemption of the bonds 6ol lssne 20
under the general mortgage OF the Deta"a s
Of said bonds TO invest the sum of s46.soo.
AT the lowest price not exceeding pm par. 10
accordance with the provisions thereof:
the bonds SO TO be purchased TO carry IN
terest from and after July /: l9ls- prS.
posaiS must state the number OF the poh'fS
nrtT.rnd Tor redenDtjou The bonds
cepted Will be paid Tor on and after July |.
1918. on presentation 10 James fan anne
road CompanN Room 1853. Broad street
station. i.nlladelphia the right Is re-
served 10 reject any and all bids
SAMUEL kEA.
mo. L. GREEN.
Commissioners Sinking Fund
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PRIVATE SUMMER SCUOOI4-Short-
hand Typcwriting, &c. Day and evenings
Individual instruction. Positions secured
II 3. Every Evening Office,
BORNER'S sliced beef reduces the price OF
a family meal Black and white boz.
Delicious: front worth stamp.
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CLASSIFIED ADNERTlS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line Tor drst
insertion ana SC per line for each sub
keuucnt insertion--based on minimum
OF three lnee and six words to tho
line.
All advertisements set II SIX point
(nonpareiD unless otherwise ordered.
Light lace. 10 point 10 ID point. per-
mitted. ana charged ior on six-point
basis.
One months ,nscr ton ~ per line.
NO ad accepted Tor less than three
iines.l
Daily advertising for one year. csc
ger line per month on contract. mo
a. accepted Tor less than three hnes.'
SPECIAL CI4ASSlFlCATlcNs
Special notices, dividend notices. an
nua. meetings. elections. proposals;
public sal,s. auction sales ana an
specia, 1ias sincations will be charged
for at rate OF lOc a line Tor the nfst
Insertion and SC o line for each sub
seouent insertion. Advertisements
running one month charged at MONTH
ly rate.
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LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER GOOD
WAGES AND PREM NJ. APPL1
EMPLOY MENT DEPAh N n
GENERAL CHEMICAL CO. MAR
Gus HOOK. PA.
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WOMEN-rhick and luxurious hair is your
heritage Have il. Visit the Jeanet te
Beauty parloT. / W Seventh St,
IEsHEM BROS. hair dressing parIors
du Point Bldg. Try Henna shampoos. Hair
nets three for 25c. 81 dozen.
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OPTOMETRIST.

EYES hurt Twitch. smart or burn
Don't pos pone your visit until TOO late
VIM. 4. Moore. the optometrist ,9I9 Market
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ALBERT BUCHER. the sign man =
Shipley street Bell phone 1885 " AT
tistic glass signs masterfuily executed
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WOMEN'S SPECIALS.

CARPETS. 600 carpets wanted TO clean
Storage rooms. $3.50 and 81 per non1I
Both phones. George a. Lang Co. I2o5
Orange street.
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ss$a" WILMINGTONS LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM "%S$7
FOR RENT--REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT seven-room furnished house.
July. August and september. No chil-
dren. Call ID. & A. 1851 w.
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SHOCK COTTAGE.
OCEAN GROVE, \. J.
HE SHEIRIIRNE

new. modern hotel hot and cold run
ming water in every room, private bat hs
ocean pathway, facing park and ocean.
Y. &. HAYNES.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

TIN and sheet iron workers. Apply Reese
d Bro. 4I2 King street.
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~ acres Of land water front suitable for
manufacturing viii exchange for real
estate Apply Z4i9 Tatnall street
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THE WESTMO

OCEAN END RHODE ISLAND AVE
CApscit ) 800. Modern. COrn Portable. de-
ghtfui. Always ope0 sea HateT Daths.
running water IN rooms elevator cuisine 40
surpassed rates reduced Tor early season
Booklet.
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CAk\ATION car. four passenger "a
l1-A v est street. after y. IN Phul
% Is W.
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AUTOMOBILES Parts tor all makes 4.
automobiles. new anu second gand springs.
neelS, tires. TUBES ana all parts AG.03,
stree Garage. JC- Adams : Ireej ,.pan.
49, "
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TYPEWRITERS.

FOR RENT-An makes. $3.50 monthly
upwards. New machines Immediate mos.
session. Phone 1927 w
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ROOMS FOR R1SF.

FOJR ROOMS in Falkland Garage
Adult family or one xitu infant refer
cnceS. Springs trolley. ST.. kittens given
away Phone 524O.
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ACTOA1OBlLE-HudS Suoer-Six i'm
CUISINE, 1917 nooel. Can % seen A.
Walnut street Garase. Fo4rtn anG NainiI5
SfTectS. Irlce $3.50. ; NJ braun
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AUTOMOBILES tor parts. any couditIon
Adams StrcCt Garage. SO4 Nortn Auam.
street KuJae 4f4&-W
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PRINTING. ENGRAVING, ENCLOSING

VISITING CARDS. % for 25c 100 for -
kNone better at any price. Any style letter
ing Johnston Printer. dis Marker
street
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ROOM Furnished. first floor for Two
Gentlemen Or man and sife private farm
y. Gail evenings SO Adams ~
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NICELY furnished front room Convenient
20 trolley references required Phone
500 -
New-York tribune., 1918-02-06
n d strials
Cotton

While rather nervous and unsettled,
the cotton market was higher yester-
day on further covering by shorts ard
trade buying. May contracts sold up
to 1901, making an advance of Sd points
from Saturdays closing figures, and left
off at 1898. The general list closed at
net gain of 26 to 40 points.
The opening was a poor response to
the firm Liverpool cables. owing to an
impression that the differences betwe IN
this country and Liverpool were again
likely to widen. There was a renewal
of Saturdays buying movement, how
ever, and after some little hesitation
the market sold some 90 to 36 points
net higher. Reactions of several po,rts
followed under realizing. but offerings
were comparatively light, and mos
months made new high ground for the
day in the later trading with March
selling at @0.65 and July at 1854.
Reports that unfavorable wcather
was delaying crop preparations in the
South and the continued strong spst
advices were among the factors con-
tributing to the early advance. There
was considerable comment on reports
that imports Of general merchandise
were to be curtailed in order to cx-
pedite the movement abroad of troops
and war materials. The bearing of
such action upon the export movement
of cotton seemed uncertain. Many feel
that exports are now as small as is
consistent with the actual needs of the
Allies. Many felt that it vas too early
in the season for the talk of delayed
crop preparations, but owing to the
scarcity Of labor an early start in farm
work is considered particularly inn
portant. Exports for the day were
only 55S bales, making 2,467,113 so far
this season. Southern spot markets
as officially reported were unchanged
to so points higher.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-06
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock :
holders OF this Company viii be held on
the 18th day OF February, 1913. at II
o'clock In the forenoon. at the Office O.!
the corporation. 2oi Bryant Park Building,
New York City, New York. for the pur-
pose ct eiectlng Board or Directors. two
stockholders during the ensuing year and
receirlnG and acting upon the reports Of
other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting
Dated. January 2eth. 1918.
ARTHUR Y. BROWN Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-02-06
Extra Dividends

Atlantic Steel Company.-An extra
dividend of Is per cent on the common
stock has been declared, payable in
second Liberty Loan bonds on Feb
ruary is to stock Of record February l..
Quaker Oats Company.-The COM
pany has declared an extra dividend Of
l per cent in addition to the regular
quarterly dividend of 8 per cent, both
payable April 10 to stock of record
April /; also the regular quarterly
dividend Of y per cent on the pre-
fcrred stock, payable May 81 to stock
of record May !.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-06
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
AIR REDUCTION COMPANY. INC

leo Broadway. New York City
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meeting OF the stockholders OF AIR
REDUCTION COMPANY, INCOR-
PORATED will be held in the office OF
the Company at No. l2o Broadway, New
York City. on Wednesday. February Goth.
1918. at two O'Clock p. NJ. for the pur-
tors for the ensuing year and two Jnspcc-
tors of Election to serve at the next annual
election. and Of approving the acts OF the
meeting and Of trsnsacting such other
~ tess as may properly come before the
meeting.
Dated, January 18th. 1918.
NJ. W. RANDALL, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-06
Su t e n a nc e
Cereals

Whcat.-It seemed to be the general
impression that a larger movement Of
wheat can be expected, us efforts are
being made to empty the country eleva-
tors to make room for corn. Receipts
for the day, however, were small. The
rev crop ousook was considered favor
able, owing to the extensive snow COW
ering. The Michigan State report said
that only fifteen correspondents had
noted injury TO the growing crop dur
ing January, while 361 said that the
plant suffered no damage.
Corn.-The combined efforts on the
part of the railroads and the food ad
ministration as well as the leading
grain interests in the West to move
corn are apparently meeting with sue
cess, and the receipts at primary points
are increasing, despite the unusual con-
New-York tribune., 1918-02-06
Dividends Declared

Kings County Electric Light and
Power.-Regular quarterly dividend of
50 share, payable March / to stock of
record February IS.
Detroit United Railways.--Reguar quar-.
tcr)y dividend of 50 per share, payable March
| to stock of record February u.
International Nickel Company.-Quartcrly
dividend OF 81 per share on the common
stock. payable March 1 to stock of record
February ! 3.
National Acme Company. Quarterly divi-
dend of y per cent. payable March ! TO
stock Of record February Is.
Sixth Avenue Railroad Regular quarter
" dividend of ia per cent. payable January
IL to stock OF record December 81.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-06
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John r. Cohalan, a Surrogate
OF ihe County OF New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given TO all persons having claims
agsinst the estate Of Thomas l.. McKeer.
lase OF the County OF New York. absentee
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber. at place OF transactine
business. the office OF It's attorney. David
Bennett King. No. l65 Broadway. In the
City OF New York, on or before the sth
day OF February next. .
Dated. New York. the sth day OF August.
1917 COLUMBIA TRUST Co,
Temporary Administrator.
DAVID BENNETT KING. Attorney for
Temp Admir-. Is5 Broadway. y. Y.
City.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-06
- Commodities "a

ditions which have to be combated. So
FAR, however, the movement has not
been OF sufficient proportions to make
eny noticeable impression upon values.
AS matter Of fact, the market yester-
day, after a slightly early decline. de-
veloped tirmness, and closed with net
gains of SC to lac.
Cash corn is still selling at big pre-
miums over futures, and the cash mar
ket represents the true situation as it
is applied to the supply and demand.
The great quantity of low grade corn
TINS year makes very wide range of
values. and the fact that efforts are
being directed principally toward NOV
ing the soft corn makes high Grade
corn especially scarce and STRONG. So
far there has been no accumulation. In
fact, the visible supply showed a de-
crease Of $4,000 bushels for the week.
and the total was 4,623,OOO bushels
compared with 1851 900 last year.
when there was an increase of 789 600
TOR the week. Total stocks in CHICAGO
are 1,O79,OOO, OF which none are con
tract.
Nov. v..,. Yesterdays Previous Yeas
Chica8o: %'''o2@
Mar March '.......... ,,.33zzM !.sz
MAY ''''''''.'...: 1:2o 1.25 1.oosa
Oats:-Reports that country eleva-
tors will have to move oats to market
to make way for corn led to exnecta-
tions of a further increase in the
movement. Exporters were still out Of
the market.
Cash prices were not materially in
fuenced, and when shorts ATTEMPTED
to cover in the afternoon they found
the market oversold and prices ad
vsnced sharply, closing with net gains
of Is to Ac. The local cash position
was steady.
Ycs'day's Previous Yea.
Cash; No 8 white. .s1.o2 s1.oa .e6la
March Mar, .:....... .ssNs ssa4 .s4s4
Rye.-Market firm.
=. Yes days Previous Yea
cas6 new Nc 9oFk w,.,o cI9se; s. ss sose Sc age
Flour and Meal-Quotation were:
Yes'day's Previous Wear
b Flour; Mimi. sps. pat..sio.s5 s1o.es s. %
Rye -four. choice. 49,. t1.s5 1885 7.76
Bran. l0o-lb sacks. -. $500 $500 $500
New-York tribune., 1918-02-06
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

NORRIS, HENRY DIN PURSUANCE,
of an order of Honorable John +. Co.
haian, a Surrogate OF the County OF New
sons having claims against Henry D. Nor
ra. late o. the County of New York. do
= ceased, to present the same With vouchers
thereof to the subscribers. at their nlac.
II transacti.e business at the Office Of
their attorneys. Brush u Crawford. No. 20
Broad street. III the Borough OF Manhat
tan, City of New York, on or before the
18th DAY OF Junc next.
Dated. New York. the 2lst day OF De-
celaber 1917.
SARAH II. NORRIS and
FREDERICK 4. NORRIS
Administrators
BRUSH & CRAWFORD. Attorneys for
Aiministra tors. No. 30 Broad Streat
CITY " New Norl WV
New-York tribune., 1918-02-06
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared w1t;
those Of year ago:
New YORK Yesterday ycarSsa
Live steers, best.
100 ID ....... $i275 o $500 0Stt.75
Dressed beef sides.
100 Ii ... ...... .I6 @ 10 .is g rs
100 ID ....,..'.t5oo q 1875 100 1900
Dressed hogs. ba
con. lb ,:...... .24ss@ 2A7s 1870 .isN
Ness pork. bbl 90 q -- $500 10 1880
Mess beet. Dbl 81 90 @ $500 $500 O 1880
Lard. Middle West,
Ii ........:.. '2e.ao @ 2s5o 1850 @ 1850
Dressed voas. city.
Ii ............. .2I a ~ $3.50 .ioIa
Live ewes. 100 ID. 900 @ 1000 ZOO q 1850
l''ls; prime. i5o ' ib. .i7.uo 1900 1900 o. 1900
Dressed lambs. ID 20 o. .26 .t9 % al
Hogs. 100 lb......H.25 o 49, 1850 a 1850
New-York tribune., 1918-02-06

JOHN TANNOR.-IN PURSUANCE OF
order OF Honorable JOHN +. CO
HALAN, Surrogate OF the County of New
York. NOTICE is hereby given TO all per
NOR. late OF tiA County Of New York, de
ceased. to present the same with voucher.
thereof u tae subscriber, at her place or
transactine business, al the othce of her
attorneys. Fraser & spelr. No. 90 Exchange
Place. in the city OF New York, on o. b.
fore the 18th day OF July next
Dated. New York, the 9th day Of Jan.
uary, lels.
ANNIE F. TANNoR. Execu.riy.
sFRAsER q sPEiR. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutriN. 20 Exchange place. New York