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The local market fo- spot cotton steady, with
prices 10 points lower. 1859 for middng upland
snd u COO for middlng GUT Sales $500 bales.
siyetaa s det n snesnred a. II Sc sales 100 bales
Few orleans quiet nncsnsea az ~ = toc sslss 800
ga ealci &c lower q II S9S sales Sss bales s Mem
Houston unchanged At u S s; sales o, 80 bales
unehsnFe@ ~ l6Isc: sales 600 baIes savannah dull
unchanged 1Ossc; sales Sls bales Baltimore nom
changed At Iosse 81 Louis quiet unchanged At 1Ie
Tor Tuesdsg: AZ Houston IlS Leg 70 1900 bales.
ss55oE 1900 70 $1,000 sgsHS5 lsas6 last week and
aos9 last Sesr and at RsT "a % as @go to 5000
Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cahles-spot cot
,oa N good demand sales AeV eSe oSes sPeogia5
1a,aaS eoS: id SPsnd sssd Fai1Tos aPened
decline On distant PositOns: closed barely steady
a., poGi;ns q I'd MsyJune TSSs
June July, b7sl4d Juy- August . 5A9d August Sep
November sea-; NoveInber December and December
Januar5. 56sszd: January February. 9691 kd- Man
eester-Yarns frIn. CiOths-The higher prices asked
check business
FLOUR AND aIEAI.-Rusinsss IN -four yesterday Was
iEht and q . miscellaneous character Prices we're
.esEhst unsettled but unchanged as "s 81 gS 20
sirsEhs s. s0Sss So winter patents 90 eoas3 S.
g q :'a $ sSs2 81 = UcK@fiEAT FiouR lsrst
ss Ear e 'g9 r sSs g 5ass So cboos fancy
So e. Stead H oSoisd
Ire Wh,se yso, 81 29sl IS co2Tse g iSSs1 u
6I y, 81 H, SssS mSdrg 80 So -four s2a
$ sseg ae az sTss sD s 5o s so red des SIS
hoany chen 81 90 bulk. So IS sacks; oilmeal -
GRAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Nhest NtLe ~
sHd hard follow result Of unofTtahty
NE crop report which issued az CLOCK nhiIa
lha market considerable sammy
ing &c for Nav n the York market ana &c y
Chicago. is general treLd doEnGard ~ We uals
la feeling reserves would be ssSIs 81 Sn
vas addition iTnusncso BY lot q aenlss 49, 9. -
eamEEe from the Southwest, incluGlns IePe.ts.
1naent crop expert who is now y osanon u hasn a.
NAT aesn damage tar % ~ ~.9
ihs other hand bun reports on ths subject ,Jsl
% ever but ahe trade vas .noLs
fs naref ltl not retpond readily as me
llTegn news consisted Of advance OF =
POOL ztRl mark ADVANCE Berlin ana eDesussS
tfie atherwtre IA late Afternoon ulttets
Fas TeoeiVe0 reporting sharp frost u an
ip reports stu uufavoTobse ana
many districts Worlds shipments EeIe ~. tsssl
nn expected a. lOC8s 600 buth egalnss 80 IN
~ ptelious 1sek shs visible supply increases
elsi where Il Increased $4,000 bush last 49,.
scsipls we're rather i.bsra but 90 we're ceat
sg 81 loar. The sqyetsHsat az soe ca GOO
py q O'Clock shcv lHs tsF' a,S~, ~ 4GS GD bis
~ " % per cent % che eEpp asaast ~ tes con-
~ fear, 22o per cent q w tI..,.,S e., feSponse
.Isd bearish market az first aSsaee l ., sresj-
active covering BY early fhof ,s~ yera
go ~ the minutes % ihse slosl.s p ~ Iosl
~ 80 below the O'clock level Or tni
ss nsrst closed as follows: 70 Ted 81 7s9 os s1S
hi.sc 3 aroat. 10 tcffhsfo ls.ss.''
hard winter G7s.o b stiQnf 49, 49,
rr quiet n tbs fnafEef, snt the Price ~
w ~ FhTarrs n much or fpttAia'tV
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School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GOvernessea etc
TO Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. 20 Union SQUARE
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a. It's best levels Il with the clese OF satur-
Lloih which there decline OF = nc IN the
froT1 49,, sh MARKET while New York on slight demand
eiioIts sofa up isc net higher The cables We're
AZ net higher and worlds shipments accoroine %
Io,ls4 were 8issS 600 bush. against 3b5SOe0 push
Neh previous The visible supply increased l2OtOOO
Ism, Meakher conditions did much figure; clear
Farm $1,000 bush. and exporters showed no interest,"
a. reserves We're reported i2oS coo GOO bush OF
per cent OF the crop against 110e Coo 900 bush last
81 4oS per cent. Cash quoted at .!
IN the local market, and 54c anoat; No
sonne sSc and no yellow. 54Asc o anoat OATS
Ny selling pressure IL May oats broke the mar
a. Der oush, against 1880 loss IN other nsons
uee4lns commission houses moderate buyers
laThtt Was not responsive and closed near tIe
~ % Poht OF the day Farm reserves. Ss4 46l 600 BUSH
- 90 - cent or the crop against $40 5000 last year
M t11Ta & Mixed oats 26 20 81 10 closed at 4Se
20 "I.te 20 10 33 ~ 6ld53c, clipped white, ~
nominal - T. IAAiN4-t@i anu - - " -
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WEEKLY IMPORTS

o $500
Totals ast week 0S 80 i ioS SS6S I56ss 3532
WEEKLY IMPORTS
Live Live ors %
schuarz,ohila s. IS. cer,c os tss sheep beef
schS srzschiii 8 g. s. 1iinnsono,,,. SO
shhsmtbsTg s Son. S. Csyio.-...... 900 PSF
Mo 53sH Beers So s0 g. S eo3 MINNEAPOLIS $50
Morris Beef 90. s. Teutonic........ SG Goo
Armour Eao PeS' co Co. IS s. , TSn5ols ?oo
THa9 b1n eiseki ~ 20 IS I4eania. 1870
TO-,
Total exports last week, ...... i0is i2s5 "a $50
From 6apa B6st6 Sai' week 20 80,
From Baltimore. ...............' *" 100 80
From From P5 5'-thaSili4 ~ - Isoo
T ~ To6 Si John. -............... 500
70 Liverpool S S6t oes =, si ts5
To To G SiSssGw ...-.......-.......... 81
TO Bermuda ana West Indies Is so
Totals to all mort, $500 90. 49,
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEyns
Geo os, to ;aq ss, na,Ee ease .
6ooE 10 ordinary natrs steers OOa 30
sglls and dFv 4Sg 70
,,r-z,,-rs '.' year ago 2o9 20
is9.l. agpd ao 90 ear FOR for saaS
steers ruled steady with fair demand bulls also ns9
g up to last last Tee closing prices medium
aFm and at the Goth yards good cows were rated
l.e higher The Yards well cleared Fair 20 choice
81 7SaS4 $$s very ohoi it' cow :" az at8 3 @
o ns 55Ss' S' a Rsr n9 for qsP
weTbi ss cae T b at per ~ dressed
exports Of cattle sheen or beef reported from this port
sales-Newton Co; 70 Ohio steers 141o N average
p al seo5; 10 do 1894 H. at S5 7o "a do l2s4 n ~
Il 49, e 7 e. ~ = a. s. 20 60 Do l15o n At s. 90
100 H. 81 90; do ls5 H. at s. . IS stsbls Fi
at S. 80 PeansyiIana az % ,s of a hu i429 ~
sander . IL illinois S2 steers T. iso 3 g. =, % 40
Il d29 3 ~ at +, 50 49, ,s So 1894 y Ct s. s. 20 100 n
g 80 81 * ios 1' At g; s. 81 At es s. loG r i2o
= n G5 s 81 G5 e. a s. IS g a s 500 70 at
s. g ei u az &, l2 i1.i r r. at 8 is5
ist Sp 1910 az 81 ~ ar s. as 49, 2o do i'3 n
= s %; i2s So NJ b. a, o s. So
Co 37o 10 Al 81 10 u do 1897 NJ at $4o7i5 Il do
s. 100 f. '%'3 8 o. q
~ 50 %: y do. 92o h. at So Is: 10 DO go ~ at
~ rs DO $50 $50 n at 81 a. DO 925 n at s. 81 &C.
=, Ksrna Commission Company: 10 Kentucky steers 1851
-, To6a 4 shannon: bull 1890 Ii. at 81 go do 1915
$ Judd bulls 1850 n. at 81 80: 4 cows as III.
AZ j. Curtis Son. bull 100 n at 81 ~ do ,o,a
H. at s4 DO $50 N; a. s. 50; 40 $50 n. ct 81 49,
a. - To- Is 90 sS0 10, at So . do I42 10, az So do
100 10 at 81 10.
Andrew Mullen bulls s65 n. So 80: l cow $50
~ at So 25: - do. 500 ~ at 81 20
,o Jeel,he Wright s 60: bull Ia9 NJ at 81 I5 cows
S To- at 50 30; do $40 10, at 81 80; do. S23 ~
81 g ,,.- ,,.,-.-
CAI-N E-S-Receipts for two days 2lT0 head.
Gudng lo4 for butchers and 2.O66 for the market
with more liberal receipts prices fell on 3aJOc; and
some of the Goth saesmen inclined
medium and common yeals 50a75c off The demand was
belated stock Was back at Il O'clock but was not eS1
peced 70 reach the yards be offered to-day
Common prime veas sold at ssqso % per N. cus
at S4ds4 20: a few harnyarf calves So 37ie6S3
Dressed calves city dressed veas were selling
at 1'zgiac per n. later quotations extreme;
dressed at iadl2c
sALEs-W. r, Hume; 06 veals. n average. at
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City Hotels.

HOTEL ENDICOTT
Is the most elegant comfortable bOmelike hotel
for quet people In the City Of New York. Write for
particulars
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, March II. 1907.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
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JOHN T. DOOLING
CHARLES b. PAGE,
JOHN mcguire,
RUDOLPH {. FULLER,
Commissioners of Elections.
March l. 1907.
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Citations.

MARKS sELIM-THB PEOPLE OF THE STATE Os
MI New York BY the Grace OF God. free and indz-
pendent TO IeonOra Dixon and Carlisle DavidsOn
persons being heirs Of kin OF Sslim Marks de-
Whereas Montague Cohen. Of the County
has lately applied TO the SuFrogatss Court OF
County OF New York have certain iustruuaeut n
writing bearing date OF the sth day OF December. 1905,
and property. duly
as and testament OF Sslm Marks q
the County York. deceased therefore yO1 ard
each OF cited before the Surrozaf *
County OF New York az his Office. IN the County &
18th OF March. 1891. az h5lf
ten O'Clock IN OF that day then Tiers
attend probate Of the said last viii and tssaer.
nd such OF hereby cited under
age OF twenyons years required % By your
guardian have or tf YOU have none, 20
yeas and apply for 70 Be appointed Or y tho eysn-
of vOur neglect or failure DO a guardian VIII
appointed by Surrogate TO REPRESENT and act Ger
IN tssfiTnonv thereof We have caused OF shs
Slrroeates Court said County Of New York
hereunrO affiXsd. Witness. FRANK q. FIT
IssaLl GERALD. Surrogate Of cur said Goulty pr
New York. said county. the 221 oc
January fQgT. DANIEL j. D0WDNEY.
Clerk O. tAs slrrosstss Ceo<A
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Fifteenth Assembly District.

w as EsS99 D'rs by and .yaSae
West sixty-fourth street and Amsterdam avenue.
w ss sf9nd Election PstrGt is bounded by and stt
sixth street and Amsterdam
The Third Election Distrc. is bounded by and within
street and West End ti1 avenue
The Fourth Election District is bounded by ana withn
ninth street West End avenue West sixtyseventh street
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and Eithln
eighth and west nd S1enae avenue
@ s1ta Election District is bounded by and Sithln
ana Amsterdam avenue
The Seventh Election District bounded by within
Seventeen street and Columbus avenue
The Eighh Election District is bounded by and within
Seventeen street Hudson River.
w gs' S3a + by a ans Ts s
Seventh hfh street. Columbus avenue. West Seventy
The Tenth Election District is bounded by and within
seventy fourth street and Hudson Riger
The Eeyenth Election District Is bounded by and WITH
Seventh street Central Park West West Seventy
sixth street Columbus avenue West Soyentyhfth street
The Twelfth Election District is bounded by and within
Mes5 Eight ngst street GSh5sa faE We "ss[ Se
eighth street and Amsterdam avenue,
& sSGa pst Is Sunds4 by and
seventy-eighth street and Hudson river.
Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within West Eighty second street Columbus avenue. West
Tho District bounded by with
in West EIghty-thrd street Central Park West. West
Eighty street and columbus avenue.
Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and with
n Esghty-fourth street. Columbus West
Eighty-secoud street and Amsterdam avenue.
The Seventeenth Election District bounded by and
within West Eighty fourth street. Broadway, West Eighty
ifth street Amsterdam West Eghty-second
and Hudson river.
The E,shtesnth Election DStris, Is bounded by and
within West Eightyhith stFset West End avenue West
EHghty-siNth street Amsterdam avenue. West Eighty
eth street broadway West Eshty-fourth street and
Hudson river.
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
within West EightysiXth street. Columbus avenue West
Eighty-fourth street and Amsterdam avenue.
The Twentieth Election District IS bounded By ana
within Eighty Columbus avenue
Eighty~sIKth street and Amsterdam
The Twenty first Election District bounded by and
within Vest Eishty-ninth street Amsterdam avenue
hfh anu Hudson river
The Twenysecond Election District bounded by and
within West Ninety arst street Broadway: West Ninety
street Amsterdam avenue West Sinetieth
columbus avenue Wes. Eighty-nnth street and Hudson
river
Twenty third Election District is by and
within West Sinety-seCond street, Columbus
NIueteth street and Amsterdam
Twenty fourth Election District by and
within West Ninety fourth street Columbus venue West
Ninety second street ana Broadway.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE mARKgr.

Liverpool March ll.--Closng-wHEAT-s SPOT firm: No
red Western winter o. 3D. No California. O. ca;
Spot fru American mixed new. as Cd American mixed
PEAs-Canadian steady, IS s!zd Fi0UR-st Louis
fancy winter dull Is %. HOPS-In london Pacise
Coast. dull fSGts 1Ss BEEFE;ztra india mess steady
SIS 81 1 !! 20 Ie * MesieFn STEADY SIS
cumberland cut. 90 20 80 n steady ca; silor rib
b. steady. $751; long clear middeS light q ~
"a 10 quiet SIS Sd; long clear middss heavy S. 70 40
10 quiet SIS; short clear backs 16 10 steady sos:
clear bellies. "a 70 le ~ quiet 53s; shoulders square
II 20 1s N. dull. as Ga. IaARD-Prins westsrn n
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Election Notice.
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
of the
CITY OF new YORK.
GENERAL OFFICES, 1O7 W. 41st ST.,
poro,,ob % Manhattan

GENERAL OFFICES, 107 ". 41st ST.,
Borough of Manhattan.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance of chap
ter 900 of the Laws of 1896. as amended by Sec
ton TO- chapter 90. Laws of 1901, Of the boun-
diaries of each of the election districts in the
10Th Assembly District. Borough of Manhattan.
of the designation of the place of registration
for March 2. and of the polling PLACE for the
special election TO he held March II, 1907 in
each Of the election districts in said borough, as
follows viz.
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,isrcss dull ass Sd; American refined IN pals dull
as oil CHEESE anadlan finest white strOngs eosi
Ssenadiau fnest cOored. strong 6Sss American finest
ellie nounay G5s; America nfnest colored n0rlinally
as FAIIOV-Prime city strong. SIS. TURPENTINE
SnIrtfs steady, 52s BOSIN-COmucl nrll. los Sd
pFfRoI.EUSr-Rshnsd quiet. Ssd LINsEED OIL
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SurOgateS' Notices.

SuTogates' Notices.
C,ooK. CHARLES Tn pursuance of an order OF
y Hon. Abner g Thomas. Surrogate OF the county
claims against Charles T. Cook late OF the County OF
thereof to the subscribers. at their place Of trans
acting business. at the Office Of Edward DimoH Bird.
the city OF New York. before the eighteenth
Dated New ToHS. the FIRST asy e Marsh oo 1907
EDWARD DsMoS gIRp.
SHERMAN W. kNEVALS,
HAROLD e COOK.
- Executors.
6. sRsrW @5.. W Knsyals and asolS Go
Attorneys for saEah E Cook. Executrtr. and Edward
Manhattan. New York city.
TX PURSUANCE OF. AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
T FltzseF1id' h surrogate OF the county Of New
claims against William F. Hail late or the County Of
ers the subscriber. place OF
haitian. the city Of New York. on or before the
TT T1gk S sHs so ms SAY FF e
Turner R %9 sts.!l Rs york o 5 i'f Exec
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK T.
i Fitzserald, SuTrogate Of the County Of New York
SSiS McSser late Of tie County o: New sT Y
present the same with vouchers thereof to
a. Nassau street in the city Of New York Or SsiGrs
Dated ted York the Isl day Of October 1909
CHARLES COLEMAN MILLER. Eseeutrix-
Attorney for Executrix.
50 Nassau ST. New York City.
IN PT-FsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANZ r
il Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF New York
hereby given to all persons having claims against
York deceased 10 present the vouchers thereof
the & 5 theft qt s eSe "a :
No 2so Broadway the City OF New on or before
the Dated Nsw York the 18th day November 1904
T4IoMAs iMARsHALI. STEWART. Jr.. Executors.
VAN NESS & VAN NESS Attorneys for Executors. No.
900 broadway. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON PRANK
T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
c 9oiE against william Sloane late Of the County,
Sw Y % he Ss pa Win assa
Ing business. at the ohee Of s.ekney MaeIay s Nc
On or before fifth day Of June next
Dated New NAT L lfs a sioANG ASGSs is0s
sTICKNEY. MACLAY & MBURNEY. Attorneys for
hattan New York City
TT%0VTs RoBERT-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
I'D Of HOS ABNER 6 T i Rsrs sgFTogate Ct the
having claims asainst Rober DoWs late OF the County
s Ssreof to the subscrbeF pace tansacJns
business Of The estate az the oSe OF HoEaGs =
81 or before the 18th day of August next
Dated Ne" i0'A' JANE S bows. Administrators.
HORACE E. DENiING. Attorney for Administrative. IS
William Street New York City
IN PuRsUANcE OF an ORDER ,S OF HON hon. AR y R
York. notice hereby giyen 70 al persons n9V!bs
Cornty Of New deceased. present the with
setnE business the once Parsons Cosson AfeIvaRe.
Room laos. No. b2 William Street In the RoTSngh os
25th day Of March. 1904. next
DA''4 MARGARET 4 osE0TN executors
PARSONS CIossON s MelLvAINE. Attorneys foE EE-
ecutoFs. 50 William St, n y
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ncuen HOrbpulflng.

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tritt nlorgcn III Glen 5liannlcn. alti
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ten Nilslpruden iiibren. Serrer iper-
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bungS . susid)ub. Gen porlomen.
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9ranbitii tungen uno
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SorupuI = 0iltritt Der @potta . Tro.
btn5 lit megen Der pielen Wprotbatell
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tommen in einen 3uitonb natBeror.
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Ties, luuroe heute IN Dem @uibept.
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i'm begleitcte, muroe pertprmoet.
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meigcrte, lie fir bic 3eit, Oa iic am
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ter enttoliifte.
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linieren 2anosleuten MaBregeln beS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15
Soel 0mtmam 4 81.
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wirb nid)t u%criebcn, Ginbruf auf Sic 5n madrm.
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fen fOnntc, iIno bieicr 8elescnheit seuibmct luorocn.
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luadt mprbcn. limb mic i'd cine Sbec mad Der anoc.
rn cntfaltctc, mar cs bic Eilidt bieieS 2abeus, oiec
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Sin ysilfommcn fir Sebermann!
Snipi5ircn Sic mad Scr5cnSlnit, pbne an Gnufcn
at oenfcn, iuenn Sic es nidt i'm Slime babcu.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-09
auua Rnrn a. It Rurnn.

Selling barn ut auction while it
was burning to the ground was the
rare feat performed by Clarence NJ.
Ortlip of oxford. Pa. The barn. in
flames, was knocked down to James
Pennock of RusseIlville. The sale was
an assignee's vendue of the property
Of Clark H jackson, in Russellville.
The farmers We're gathered in front
OF the house from all sections of the
county and had bid the place up 10
$500 when some one smelled smoke.
The barn, just behind the house, was
on IRE, and it was destroyed, with val
liable contents After the fire PEN
mock, who had bought the properly,
decided he had got 'lemon" and re-
fused to stand by his bargain. so TINT
the property will have to be resold.