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New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

- State of New York. By the grace Of God.
free and dep,ndert.-To Eliza c. Dunlop. Sam
uel H. Dunlop. Frank Dunlop. whose full name
Dunlop, Edward ID. Dunlop George II. Dunlop Dane s
Dunlop, William Dunlop. Charles NJ. Dunlop. EItward
z. Dunlop. Gertrude d. Halves. Agnes Dunlop. Helen D.
Hutchinson. Marie Louise D. Taylor. EsteIle Dunlop
IAaban s. Major, Alma Sue Major, Hermon G. Conrad
Elizabeth Briggs Union Trust Company OF New
H. June and Eliza @ Dunlop named in the
will OF Clark w Dunlop, deceased as executors
persons said will. send greeting Where
as John the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company City of New York have lately applied
to the Surrogates County OF New York 70
day May, 1903 a codic thereto. dated the eth
relating both real and personal prop
erty duly proved the will and testament and Coo
icil thereto W. Dunlop late OF the county OF
cited to appear Of County OF
York. at Office In the County of New YORK
on day May thousand nine handre, and
half-past o'clock in the forenoon OF that
last will and And such OF as are hereby
cited as are age Of twenty-o years are
required appear by guardian. X you nave oIe
or appear and apply for one 20 oe
appointed. of your neglect or IauIe 70
a guardian Will be appointed oy the SurTosa'e u
represent and act you the proceeding
In testimony whereof. have caused tne sea o. uie
Surrogate's Court Of the said county OK Se"
- York to bereunto affixed Witness BON;
L. s. ABNER c. THOMAS Surrogate d our salo
..... County of New said county. the loth
day March. in the year OF our Lofo one
nine hundred and esht ,,c,pr>rv
Clerk of the Surrogates Court
CHARLES SUMNER MILLER. Attorney Ior fsu.loTeiS Wi
$50 Nassau Street, Borough OF Manhattan Ne" ioFA
City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

JOHNSON. wILMoT:-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
ounfv of New York hereby persons
bang claims against Winot Johnson of the County
NJ New York the with
thereof to subscriber at her place of transactng
business at the of Sper & Bartlett No. 81 Wall
street Borough Manhattan in the city OF New York.
on or first Of June l9oo next
Dated New York 29th day OF October, 1907.
HELEN G. JOHNSON Executrix.
spE1R G. BARTLETT Attorneys for Executrix. 50 Wall
street Borough o. Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
REALTY NOTES.

J. Arthur Fischer has leased Arthur q. Holland
May the south in the premises No. Gal Sixth
ave, be use1 fer laundry purposes; :. May
II. Moore, n premises
avf; a Nr- Ferintino. building No. West
Houston ST: j Bass premises No.
"a West 23h ST, and Marie Truccot the four story
dwelling house 2I5 West 3sth
Van Vlet 4. Place leased building stote.
No 53s Hudson No 100 Charles ST, Frank
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
BODY OF THOMAS wANAMAkER ARRIVES

The body Of Thomas Wanamaker. of the for
,ner Postmaster General, who died in Paris several
weeks ago arrived here yesterday the North
German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm II Mrs
wanamaker and Rodnnan Wanamaker, a brother
OF Thomas wenanaker accompanied the body
the steamer. The body taken at once TO Phila-
delrhia where the funeral Will be held on Frda:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

SsEAI.ED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL, BE RE
- Commissioner of Immigration. Ellis
Y until 2:20 p. April 10th, 1908. and
opened Immediately thereafter for all labor and materials
required for charging laundry and other alterations at
L s Immigrant Station. Ellis Island. N Y H, and
furnishing certain laundry machinery. Particulars to
limitations and conditions governing bidders be
IA ned from ROBERT WATCHORN Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G
/ Thomas of the County OF New York,
is here to all persons having claims
seainst Richard Mansfield. of the County New
the with vouchers there
~ to the subscriber her place OF transactng bust
Tess et the Office Ditennoefer Gerber James. No
ee broadway. Borough Of Manhattan in the Cy Of New
Yoyk on or before the Both day of April next
Dated New York, day OF October. 1907.
~ SUSAN II. MANSFIELD. Executrtx
-,yrTENfJoEFER GERBER & JAMES Attorneys
" Exac,,try 9s Broadway New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
MCCORMACK GETS PLUM
Gets "Nick" Muller's Old s., 900 JOB
in Richmond Borough.

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday appointed CnaIies .,
Mccormack the Democratic leader or fsichioiia
County 10 succeed Nicholas Muller as Tax Coinmis-
s;oner. Mr. Muller was removed on Monday De-
cause his own taxes were in arrears Inc iaA
Commissioners receive 500 year.
Mr. Mccormack has been fighting Nlcholas Mui.sr
ana his son Edward Muller. for control OF Rich-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Notice to Creditors.


NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N
N dersigned intends apply TO the Of
he OF Washington, State OF New York.
Of administration and 10 have Frank L. Waite
Joined her in such administration the Goods.
Credits and Estate of Edmund q.
Town Cambridge. in said under
New York limiting the penalty
Of Administrators bono. Therefore. notice
given TO Creditors OF said deceased present
claims the Surrogate OF said County of Washington
on or before 25tn day OF April 1905
Dated Cambridge. New York. March lith. 1905.
MARTHA T.. WAITE widow of said deceased.
FRANK l.. WAITE. Of said deceased.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

PIympton ave. ". is354 #. OF Boscobel
a brick dwelling house.
20x5o; Mary q McGovern. owner: Thomas Nc
tioNeIh. ATciiitett $o,tcu
Story ave, +. 3f9 II Of Castle Hi ave.
story frame barn. l2x2o Anna Billion.
Henry Nordheim. architect 800
Hoe s., Is Il of Jennings st: for two
Vitei owner. vincent sonsxur architect ..... aooa
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNE

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
{. Thomas d Surrogate of the County York.
notice is hereby given to all persons having claim.
William Stebbins. tr. late Of the County Of
New York. deceased TO present the same with vouchers
business at the Office Of Carter Haskell. IS Wall
Street in the Borough of Manhattan and The City
New York. Ig0S
Dated New York. o3d day of October 1907.
EDWARD NJ. FRANKLIN,
CARTER & HASKELL. Atty'r for Executor
IS wall Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

IBy Telegraph to The ribune
Kaw CITY Okla, March 25--The plan 10 have
United States Senator Charles Quits. Of Kansas,
selected chief Of The Kaw Indian tribe for life
has defeated bv The fuu bood5- Curtis )
mother vas a quarter blood kaW.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Country Property to Let.

ON FINEST PART OF SHORE ROAD. BROOKLYN
~ o rent residence partially fur
pshed or not desired in first class condition. stable
and ample grounds. Enquire OLIVER JOHNSON, Sd
avenue street. Brooklyn.
yJyo RFNT FOR SUMMER. FURNISHED COUNTRY
i house eight bath: all improvements admir-
ably situated; convenient depot W. B. FOSHAY.
Port Chester, y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Surr0gates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ARNER c.
i Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New York,
mott S hereby given all persons having claims
against Matilda A. Elder late Of the County Of New
York deceased to present the same. with
thereof the subscribers at their place of
ing Office of Duer, Strong & Whitehead
No 90 Wall Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan in
the City Of New York. before the 18th day Of
August next
Dated York. the 30th day of January. 1905.
ANNIE E MUM. ADALINE NJ. E. PETERS,
Executrices
DUER STRONG & WHITEHEAD. Attorneys
ecutrices No. Wall Street. Borough Manhat-
tan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Teachers.
Colleges. School Families.
Mrs NJ }. YOUNG FULTON. g Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Instruction.

For Both Sexes-Ctty.
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF I.ANGUAGEA
MADISON SQUARE II.. Broadway
Harlem Branch: s43 Lenox Ave. l!Ith 81
Brooklyn 70 Court St
Newark Scheuer Blu Ing.
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL LEADING CITIES
TRIAL LESSONS FREE.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Nezv Jersey Real Estate.
Citations.

FTNHE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK, BY
L grace OF God free and independent: To Maxi
milano f. Celestina Mijargo de Soto Juan Jose
Soto Maria Soto de Vines. Marsarita Soto de Ponies
Camara, Marco a. Soto. Francisco @. Soto. jorge b.
Soto. Emilio Y. Soto all OF full age and sound mind
the widow and heirs and next of kin OF Marco SOTO
deceased, Greeting: Whereas Maxfmfliano Soto.
The City Of York. has lately applied to the Sur
certain instrument in writing dated June 28h 1907 re-
lating both real personal property. duly proved
VIII Testament OF Marco A Soto, late OF
the of New York deceased. therefore you ana
of cited before the Surrogate OF
County of New York. his Office in the County OF
New York, the l1th day of May. thousand nine
hundred and eight at half past ten O'Clock In the fore
of that day then and there attend the probate
of last VIII and Testament.
In testimony whereof caused the Seal Of the
Surrogates Sourt OF the said County OF New
[SeaI1 hereInto affixed. Witness. Hon Ab-
C. Thomas. a Surrogate Of said County
of New York said County. the 14th day of March IN
thousand nine hundred and
eigh DANIEL J. DOWDSEY.
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court
A.. HENRY Petitioner No 30 Broad
Street. Borough oc Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

INOR RENT, FURNISHED COTTAGE AND FIVE
L acres; hour from New FORK from Grand Central
Staten the the N Y. n. H. Il Hart
ford roads delightful surroundings: good roads. etc
CHARLES FIELD GRIFFIN co. 500 9Th ave-. n Y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Brooklyn Property for Sale

IDEAL FLATBUSH HOMES STAR AND CRESCENT
l. REALTY CO. Main office sle-sl9A Flatoush Ave
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

forr circles besides increase Of 100 bush il
Minneapolis stocks for the three DAYS The foreign
markets eased of nyezs-ra
70 sell Argentine csrgoes Liverpool According %
RTAdsfrects decrease 1921 shown
worlds compared with q sT4oreass
az 1888. )ush corresponding
Seabosrd ciesraLces aggregated t98ooo 1usn being
mostly all Hour The local cash
lows. exporters having taken nads opening nsvsa-
uon: No red 30 elevator 99ssc o ahoat: No
Northern Duluth, 81 II a. hard winter
81 as. shost CORN-Big receipts for t5a 3ax AZ
iieas eho e'ef grazing onset tie promise
arrivals on "Wednesday ard later in the week as
suit % na6 weather
pTaeticsly al day Final prices In New York =
Het love- ne raTlot receipts
gated go Of which "a were contract T,e- p,ava
40 cesrances ana TIE receipts exceeded last
year by 9tVfb bush The Liverpool market cnsad I'd
ret higher No corn in the Local market was quoted
- &c elevator and 1nc nominal O. b No
'eisc nominal. afoat OATS-No resistance was
shown - The
tLei less all day. closing around the lowest
- local cash market unchanged. being quoted
toii1ws. Mixed Is y II. Sc
r., goa. clipped white. 80 40 ID 5sG62 &c RYE
Marker nuLl 10 = Western, Sc nominal Z b. New
York. BARLEY Market nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March SL-Wheat prices on the local
owing to selling brought out by additional rains
in the Southwest At the close the May delivery
was down 11sc. Corn was of 1l2c- Oats were @sc
lower and provisions sc 10 7l2C to 1oc lower.
The wheat market quite steady during the
first nour Of the day, because of moderate de
mand by pit traders which was based on q light
movement in the Northwest, but in the last half
of the session sentiment became very bearish and
point The volume OF trade small Reports
Of moro rain in Kansas and other points in the
winter wheat belt were chiefly responsible TOR the
weakness, but the market was also pearlshly al
fectAd by slack demand for cash grain. declines
crop reports from the Southwest here Bun lead
ers failed give the market any material support,
demand coming mainly from shorts. The close
was weak May opened unchanged 70 lac lower
az a2Isc 93t4c sold at 9Sl2c and then declined 10
e2c. The close was at 92isc- Clearances of wheat
and -four we're equal 1880 bushels The
worlds visible supply decreased 100000 bushels.
Primary receipts were 37S.e0o bushels, compared
with a holiday last year. Minneapolis. Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of 240 against 60
cars last week and OBS cars year ago
Profit taking by several Of the leading holders
caused weakness in the corn market sentiment in
the pit being rasrish all day! An increase IN local
receipts and poor demand for cash corn and the
slump in wheat We're depressing influences. Trading
Was extremely qjsct throughout ihe eullfe session
The marks5 closed weak at almost the lowest point
Nav oUaasd unchanged 70 lsc lower at o6l2c TO
66ssc SOLD off 10 s57sc and closed at 66lsc Local
raceirts were pc with 81 Of contract grade.
oats 1are Guu and rather weak There was
some DISPOSITION manifested to sell the September
deIiverz. owing L. favorable weather in the South
vest tor the newly seeded crop and there were
also sales OF May by cash houses. The weakness
of wheat and corn had d bearish effect May
opened unchanged 535sc, sold off 53isc and
closed 53i4c. Local receipts were 35l cars
Provisions were exciting at the opening, with
the trade general IN character, An advance OF I5c
80 III ike hogs prompted buying by shorts. and
also caused lively buying for investment account
Later the day the market weakened profit
taking and closed almost q the lowest point Final
quotations May pork were off 1l2c TO 19c at
$I3 o.. Lard VS. down 10c at IS 80. Ribs were
80 to 1i.c lower at s. 80 TO 8 S2is.
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat. 10
head
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

The .a.al market for spot cotton was quiet and 10
q . for raldd.Hs Gu-f- sales 200 tases Southern
s-,,- ..@Te-F - .=s - = ,.f+ j---. 5s
Hanged e le5.e- aa--s :" bales "a ataIn1h ggIgt'
hanged i9e- NeEfol stead unchanged al
~ ro.se- Ausas,a stead I-iae H.sher a. lo 9-l6c
s=s. 20 bales ~. Louis nra- unchanged a lv'sc
zs ~" rates Latte tett h-.i-i, z--e "a a
'-se. Memphis stEaas- alrna1sed - le7.c' sa.es
.zzs ss5 bales. Hew or3ezas quiet snd steady IN
-e54aEes - j. --loc. sales. 157 bales Estimated re
--g z- leading points for veGnes6ag-
=tH 5000 haI.s. against AL last week and 5iyS
zzr s.a~- al New Orleans oo" 20 -o"" bales asans
.ts 10 500 bales. against Us week and 5.453
ot-oH Exchange specia. Liverpool cables spot cot
e-le. sales 600 baes z!sei-a512I & a. y a.9 eEI,or @
n-la5l5g 9a f2sa 5.ge ossd '1s= IRE 5 l7a 6at3{s
s-=e- 10 - points lower Apr. -S'sa: April Nav
--r-f. Msy-Iule- 5.csd. .Eine-J-ly. 52s-zc: July
- a. 5-si+ 52e5ter s7SI %6sn5s--
e.. T,5l'Ta- Ts--rs-, : 6ai,d Ia-UaTv-
Fe---arr 5.as5 sIaaeaest~---Yzrns cun ana t-resu-
rrorR AND sea- business ,o-as
Fe- ce~ sestte-=d lots Kansas straiglts winter
80 I've ao1r a. oa5,ably unckanEed UtF A
sr rqgiry- e following are Erces quoted on INC Nry
--e- s,-zghts. s. SsFs< 80; gtner patents 81 eo1
ess r.. ex@a 70 ? ~inter. s. 6oaS@ $ RYE FLOUR
fz---. y5aS5 . gCRSMF1AL-sceady- quoted. Kin
G-.-1 g 55ass = BAG NEAL-Steady. Quoted Fine
vr-e a-s CIV s. 45GSl 30. coarse 81 4oatI FEED
sse-7 stead>. city stea5.. Quoted Western spring.
~ 6-an SIS . bgE. S2sas2s so s-lks. rnidd 5ns.
s. : sz-ss oII-afFzAI- sse 50
3 M ~ = fz- aral ts[ ana ta mn rsr5r ~ bas as
sr0-r losing around 4oN est POINT and "a &c under
7-st vea-her al through states ana
rsa--a rH OF ver5 bearsh cro1 seeooats from those
-H-e- rhe previous dss- and there quite
sis- v7sar -ade- II Ne@v York before The
a<er rs- lsz ear ard sres l5 per cent larger
: result q the favorable spring ard winter n the
'aa- ~ small demand sad dulnsss n
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
OTHER MARKETS-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 31-CAFTLt-fecespts estimated
about 5000 head market steady; steers 70 o2 " 90
cows 81 80: s. oS6 %: bulls, 81 30
S5 1cs calves. 81 q So 10 stuckers and feeders - -
SO HoGS-Receipts. estimated, about 1000 head
market higher. heavy shipping 81 zoo
aU. 20 So 50. light mixed So 10 Sc 70,
81 q ST 10. bulk Of sales. ST. Il 4s6 70 SHEEP-Re-
ceipts estimated about 5000 head market slow and
10c lower sheep 81 90 81; lambs St 90 IS 10 year
cincinnati. March 31.-tIOGs-Active. butchers and
shippers. SO 80: common. 81 1885 20 CATTIE-Easy
ana quiet fair good shippers. 50 30 81 So com
active. - a soc higher. SGqss
East Buffalo. March 3l-CATTLE-Steady: prime
and steady. s5qs7 10 HOGS-Receipts. 2.1o0 head;
active and 1oql5c higher: heavy and mixed. So 5o@
~ 50 -, stags S. 5nas4. datres. Sc - ass 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCepts 1000 head, active
kansas cry. Mo. March S1--CATTT. Receipts.
Ioc lower strong. top 81, choice export and
dressed beef steers SIS 6oa s.. fair good s5 50a
steers, So So 10 sockers and feeders,
s. go s. - Western steers 81 5g So So Southern
heifers Sc bulls s. 30 s. 81 80 q
s. HO1s-Raceipt 10000 head; opened, - a 20c
sales s. - Sc II heavr s. 10 a So % packers ana
butchers 81 A5 St % lights 50 7oa 81 L. pigs 81 81
81 -. SHEEP Receipts 4.4o0 head; sheep steady,
lambs lower: lambs. So IS 8 go, and year
linEs, So Western yearings. S6 . q 81 40.
sern sheep s. - So 10 stockers and feeders. s. %
Cnion Stock Yards pittsburg March 31-CATTLE
supply light steady, choice. Sc - gS7: prime.
S. 90 s. ssEE;r-sgPpiZ hFbE stead: Prime en-,
s. r.. veal calves S7QS7 -. HOGS-Receiprs light.
steady. prime heaHies SO 40 mediums and heavy
yorer So 80 SIS % Light yorkers Sc 25 Sc So pigs
Tole.o, March OyERsEED--Cash SIS -:
March. SIS 81. April Sf3 10: October s. 80. TIMOTHY
Prime s. -, ALsIKE,-Frirne, s12 SO.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York March 81. 1878
BEEyEs-Receipts we're 30 cars. or 5+s head al for
SE-re-e-< EXCEPT few head. No sales reported made
80, rha feeling was a trtfA weak Dressed beef
s n rg5Grae AT steady prices. q al Sq ll
80 r, with ve-v below luc- Liverpool and
T.71-a. cattle feef markets were unctanse1 No
today Tomorrow the Ma1esIlc
vii take out 80 quarters Of beef tor the London
CAIyEs-Reoeipts we're 1Ge head. including % for
frerr and 50 market The offerings y elt 20 te
scs Ice and ne rrces HeTe be made by wednesday
-s-Ler FeeIirg appeared be steady. Clty cTesSed
-aas were full steady az GO ljc Q1 10 t---S
dressed 7Ql1c
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts TeIe cars -.
sizug1JersTs but there we're cars
Fef5 over On sale to-1as 40 sS1P
c~e-s5 Tr lambs sold just abou stsady prices or
=. SS snaSE s. per all Western lambs DresseQ
srss5v a l2dI4c per ID. dressed lambs at lag
I'll country dressed hothouse lambs lower Oh liberal
racsf-.s and selling s4dS7 Per carcass
Sses-Kerrs Commission Company: 80 western ia4Ds'
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Nar-t 3l.-T'ae condition Of wool
encouraging sales have increased and
shipments heavter. although prices haye as Yet
failed TesU0aI the better feeling Stil holders
lievc that the cotton prices haze been reached and that
for viii its effect
quotations follows.
and feeces-NN. 33434c. Y. 3G@S1c: No
washed. 3TG3ot. No 3 washed. 36g37c fine Luwasted,
24625c. fne uUmerchaataie, -6a2Tc half blood comb
tns. I9Q&8c- blood CoHb!ng, 27T2SCi detane
washed 37c, deIaiue uuwasned. 3Oc. Michigan. Wis
and New York feeCes-Fine uuWashed, 22d23C.
272SC- half blood UnWasheG 2SfT29c
eighths blood unwashed 2s-9c, quarter blood
washed. 25I20C. keutUCke. Indiana and Missouri
Ttree-eighths blood, 2Q2ac; quarter blood, 25.27c-
Secured values. Tsxas-FiEe twelve months 631t6Jc;
fine. TO eight months. 55Q5Tc fine fall. 47a43c
California 6uti6lc. middle 55GJTC;
southern 55a55c. fall free 45G46c fan defective 2G4
soc. Oregon Eastern No stable, 63Q6c: eastern. No
/ clothing. 5Su6oc. valley, No l. 5Jd57c. Territory
secured basisFns staple 63q6sc medium staple.
GpG65r. Qne[lUm clothing. 53G5c fine clothing J5E
GGc. half blood. 52G5sc three-eighths blood 52d55c;
quarter blood. 4J14-c PUlet-ExtTa, 62Q6Jc A.
ES057c- supers, 4+Q4SC.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~ lor3. Ns-tt = 1.0S
F0FTTE-TH- ~o-e~ market as -lo1ers-al-- active
.o-zar salas beug -epo1Ied - bags ard after
= lower. recovered
WIN ne close steady unchanged Fbe
ecilCe s---gfu-zd rsfles
1--rpF-7- fere-oJ4S FIaztIlai hut
-~z-.-- and rrz-krt recovered
M ---Esrs-- demand wri~h s=a-oE come mostly
and probably Represented
s-- a-d hy The --zde interests
markets f5ayTe closed = franc lower
= e CHE. and FTaFublUE closed hanged -
-re. NsirHe- n The E-szian markets reported
z1T Ee~eirfs the tw0 ports about - 90
-zze $1,000 1r5 --'-Ar years az
-.--ar- received +~C-. BRAIN Geza--irE
pTosp-7-= reported max tf-
-aE- contract With Islldsu firm for tn
o. rhs coffee propasa-lds. By which means
.-5 ga-lS-IEEp-ll Europe. HIS
@--- $50 Co. Er-es years ana
sa1a -l- Years thus u~--#iinS for
,z-.-. r. The -ns~ker fg~ sT-o- coffee
g. asrra-.7rs the bass ~ 81 FOR Izi- " :
52-rs-r prices IN The local market t'-iay
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

COTTON The cet-on na7set Vss qllet to.oa5. sales
hong ss-Fuzrec q ruled
--s-rer@E covering. su- The market closed
ga ra advance NJ points The HI'-T,-1E
-pi-1- ...1ilf
-E -za,--s Il -hr S3uthstr uar-st- tut FTe saJ1
f- that 'a'
months ~-. @@l h7-E-- -7r long
--ra-t til. demand h~1r= fH-s Il-=- 30 covering ~
asg-@SsEe- ard after Dr. : r1 up e
s=rzv.- points --;-frE fFs after
-.--- rzSeE resl-Z-uE-
--f.-- points rhe TOT. Jus DaE
hing IHfiGeUC-l ny the
tenders positions tE to taF'
r-e tna. market - -r1- -E@ -sE-
Fcs critical period from t-e stand
interior toss-s n Is eFgue- rnaT 1sau0 ''2
te 5z---ase 70 June holders N'-- "NtH n
.-- remnant 4ff fh- l
-eaz- spot rill5afirH Tie other hand should taA
he E.l58 naturally - eugtHeE
lni'lssH sentiment ana might stimulate demand
spinner rfa iITro-9I-a-- retail
Flsr-ss s.-z-sr~ better demand az tr=t hands o@.T
q - A received
AR .-r8fraI g n'-
,z-- tr rHe asg private caDo saying that cor
.-r .f-rrrrsTer 5eIiC-1Hl. Most
reported drHness an tIef interior
unchanged Ia rtS1sE-
rang 1f gsl1rzlr prices ire Iolal market today
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

o. average at IS per b. go % H. at IS SO
H0GS-Receipts 231a or 5,fo2 head. in
Guiding Of Ohio pigs which sold So per 100 ID
was firm Or weights Good medium
yesterday at s6 30 Country
dressed hogs 5s1II2c per ID for heavy TO
light weights.
Sses-Tobln shannon: 81 Ohio 100 10 average
ST. per ID: 81 ~ III, at Sc flate yesterday
les hezs. TO- So So 10 state roughs @I' To-
s. 30 133 Virginia pigs 80 h. at 81 So l3 DO - ib
at 81 81
Sanders fIate yesterday: 90 state hogs Is 10, al
do 147 h. S6 80; II Pennsylvania DO
t54 10. a So 30 10 rouShs, cT2 ID. at s. 80
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

TO ". %. POWSALI- Mss - 81 Farm
e. Jno- j. CLARK NJ ? sherman. ; n
Randall. Ar- or Mrs. Beni W smith
Ms. II C. Davidson Coe Won Rerlan o.
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US Carter Mss Z Gibbs. Julia Ffov4
EitEor J Loss Arthur TLsgeuaothar,
9 m y OerteL International Auto Nusic
Co EVELYN Nard BuJd Ms Ida smith.
Frances 2 leslie. Mrs. Rolia a Fess~r-
den. Albert Cafe Ms = 2 Aop,eEv z
A Hayward, Mrs Pauline rank Miss G;
NJ Gleason. Chas. r Esusn3a~Os. Nrs =
N Hops0n. Timothy SGahu- and Waiter
CiiI~n. You and each % YOU are hereby
notified that the tine Snr tae pay.rss-,-
OF our lien upon che property herein
after described hovlrE expired after dds
notice thereof had o~eu Eiver yau. ~
Will cause Sucl DroperJv - wiz House
hold Goods Personal E~ects ard Ner-
chandise, stored ov YOU or IN you- mans
IN the Columbia Storage Warehouses. -
bS sold az public auction according -
tn statute n such -ase made and pro
vtcI~1 a. Nos Sd Z - wesr G7th ST On
Saturday. Ap-ti ISch 1905. a. 10 90 a
" and = tH- sale thereof IS not corn
pleted SAID date the same Sll Be
continued AT che sarls place on Zach ard
~verv saturday rhereacre-. beginrirg NJ
fn-S9 \ NJ u~riI tN@ sa - ~ r,n-r.y fera4
COLUMBIA STORAGE wAREHOT sES.
New ToTk April Isc. 1905
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