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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York November q 1908
peas The market is ruling stead for eh9iee SOD
lots are selling slowly Medium very quiet. Demand
for IS also quite HqdereIe, nut mere Is stSadE
this Week. and prices favor the buy9F Further lots
fioderate sale well sustained prices Scotch peas
sD% eDi pc: sssf SusheL medium snd
pss 1908 sE99s s. S u s. O. 81 TO- vPffs
kidney lsoS choice. so5oas2 CO. red kdnsy 1 Loo
ga 10 black turtle SOUP choice. 81 % 81; lima al
bags lt2st'H per bushel 81 log 81 I2is-
BUTTER Receipts to-dsy. e227 Rkgs The scarcity
market il decidedly firm in consequence sales today
a. 81 a IN in The medium to choice grades are hav-
ing attention and are also hrH. Process moSIns
With further sales Of summer made goods at 2oiec
Pacing eP H. afi see do exras So1s Sic: do
TPs 3 a S6c do secohds - use do thirds q &c.
6rss 2e9 &c DO sseonSa Is os rs DO {n'res od q
choice 35a27c: do common fair. 20 24c. process
do seconds 20 rs dc 'h1Tcsi I9o 30
So1o do seconds 1ealels do thirds II sc. pack
Ing stock So J. held. 10 a2oe: do No . 1Sl7 71ec;
CHEESE Receipts to day 1e2s eo1s. Some nsso..
tiation has been pending lately fer sood sized lines OF
Of 600 to 3oOO boxes local jobbers. and this has
yanod and ON With t FAIR demand prices are rm and
skins having been purchased for EXPORT though not
S San new COS Sd for coiorsd and white We
quote state tulI cream NPe'tata= p
f ~ dc october small best 13Lc do large
fSr, do late made small, best. lac, do good 70 prime,
II 4, a12s.c: do fair, 10ts q lie. skins.
u III specials. IKE do skins, hne- So ffe4c. do
fair 10 good "a gsc do common 40 Sc. full skins.
81 93l=c
EGGs-Receipts today. 5000 cases Arrivals con
light Indicate ftttie increase Fine
fresh and the best Western and southern
show some further Improvement secondary srsdes
Verv strong quote state. Feunsy vania and
nssr,v sAlected white fancy. As H50c. do fair
choice $50 45c. do lower Grades 90 32c. do brown
snd r,xed fancy. 40c. do fair choice. 30 Soc
do lower grades - gGSc; Western nrstH - q 33c do
80 q 33e do thirds 29es do inferior = 2
checks, II refrigerator
sacked a5g3fc. do early packed 20 q26c lined
fancy 24924tsc.
FIit ITs-FR EsH-Applss are in larger supply to-
ssy most az the DELAYED stock having been delivered.
hui the demand fairly active and the market shows
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OTHER MARkeTasY rgLEeRA7H.

Chicago. Nov 27.CATTLE-Reosp (ssti1natsd, 20
head; steady. 81 sGeS3. cows s3fS3 =
heifsrs. So sO3S4 60. bulls s. 1885, So cayes s9s ~
stockers Feeders s. 5oG$4 s. HOGS-Receipts sSt
mated. 5000 head market stsady 70 strons eaoscs
heavy shipping s. sosSS uutchsrs. - 1885 81 isn
mixed. So sass 80 packing s. +0s5 20. pigs S4Gs4
bulk OF sales s. 100 s. - SFFEEPFecsips tesr71as
= 600 head marker STEADY. sass Is lambs - .
9s6 20. yeaTlings 81 25FSJ 20
Cincinnati. Nov Zf-HOGS-Mzrkst 5Gl0c love-
butchers and shippers IS Tc9S5 - cOranon 50 SeS4 -
CATTLE Market sttady TO strong fair % god snPpcr
steady Sf6s5 IS I4-7fBS-Narkst steady az - SO
s.
Kansas City Nov CATTI.E-RecstptE. 400 bad.
including 3oo southsrns market steady % Eeak chos
and dressed beef So1S4 40 fair . 900
81 50se Western steers. So TSsS so stos-s ard fse
S3Gs4 IS. Southern 50 strSS 90 scdr5-rn
COWS t29s3 50; native COWS s29s4 90 native ssfssss
s3G<S IS: bulls 81 1898 IS; calves SSas6 HOfSS-Re
eeipts coo hesf market steady to g oSsr tp - %
bulk OF sales. s. sG5s5 20. hsFy s. sofS u pscSe-s
and butchers s. 409s5 20. Hsnt s. 5as5 90 pigs - -
active; lambs. SOrse and ysariaEs s4s<4 -
Western yearInss. 81 25GS5 s. 30
81 80. stockers and feeders. 81 506s4 y.
py light STEADY: chosos. s56s5 .: prime. 50 759Ss
SHEEP-Suppiy light: steaSy sheep; higher on sEls
prime wethers. S4aS4 IS. culls and co7nInol. Sl1S-
lambs Sc 5Of IS 90 VEAL CALVES. s. sG9ts = HOGS
Receipts liShs- steady. prime heaves. s. 49, % ne
s. 20 ToEksrs 50 59E1<3 -. Nz1r
Yorksrs PIGS unstable: roushs. 81 5019S5 =
Toledo. Nov 2T.-CLOVERSE ED-Cash and Sovsr1-
IS so: December. s. so; March. 8 Is ALsIEE-
tine.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

.u New York. November p 1919
indadns III cars Tor saushtersrs and 2. cas sl o ess a.,
steers wsre and prices weak TO loo lover WITH 10
and also fat cows steady; medium ard thin COWS
Me5n19 10 prime steers sold at 81 sass % % I61 n
oxen at s. 25GS5 bulls At 81 5oS4 90 at 81 2gs4
7sqo9o Per 70. for native sides London
I2c per n weight rsfriSerator 6eef selling a
55 quarters Of sect fo+ s5Warzsch9 su25e s 94
about 1325 quarters for the Morris Beef Company and
quarters Of beet Morris Beef Conpany making
Se 'o al to Ports of Sast rttaia sac quarters OF
189 Il average At S. 10 per io5 n ~ vSEtnia % Ioos
n AZ 80 10 90; 80 70 az - 20 OK 1ga2 ~ at s.
r a. 81 co =, DO = r. At S. go e9 1873 At 81
n at So 10; dc, $50 h at s. --
a @ g s. 3 E:ot TsP is.sz' l19 3 g.
p 1877 n s. so; u stable fed bulls. 1919 b
so, s,n4srs 2 yrstaa .f sos = lss y a. 81 7o q
90 -isV S 81 - Kent,cs stse-s 1872 n - s. N
eS0e 9Etts SON. oxen. las n tlOo at S. 8 bal.
i99 m at s. 70 d. a. o 81 = At s. 20 %. 1913
! cow geo n at 50. DO aet n e. SO 2 DO loss
do SO n 81 8 20 so2 d. s 81 n at s. So 10 do 20
'tn4rsw Muller: Is cows. sse 70. Al 81 20
CALVES-Rsceipts ISL head including ESQ tcr
butchers ard soi FOR the market Prices were generally
Sow except tor god choias vas Nssry evsryhirs
s cleaned P e 9 an d IS 'S ssryar8 is s a. s
ass Is Indiana do a. 50 75qS5 50. car q xestern
drssssd vesls selling s89c n country dressed a,
6f12c-
ssIes-J. O. Curtis < Son veals. 152 n average
60 3 per 100 ~ 125 n. 50. IS DO I23 70 al
81 so ~ mixed calves liz n. at 81. fed calves fT5
~ at 81 barnyard calves. 2i5 H. s. .. Do 462
Andrsw Mullen: l veal l24 n SO .; II DO 100
al 8 c o conPany e ndisns 1eal. rss
h az IS: % Indiana calves 1876 H. s. 30.
o Ju6d Z CO So Western calves 800 Ii a. 81 so
$ sanders; l veal, $50 II. 50 so: DO. 100 u.
a IS 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts were IS
$50 head including for saus and Is for
tbs market, making with the stale stock.
sale sheep quiet but good sheep STEADY. com
mon sheep hard sell; good lambs In fair de-
ma and fully 25c higher, medium grades
a number likely com
mon 10 good sheep 5oaS4 per 100 ~ uia at
2uF 81, common TO prime lambs S5WS7;
bunch Of choice lambs 81 I3is calls a. s. IS
rS4 Dressed mutton Grmer 6GRc per 10. dressed
lambs Sis q lie
saIes-I. G.. curtis & Son; So state lambs IS 10
ave s. 1914 100 10: 214 DO IS - at
81 81 "a Vermont do. 81 10. s. cuIls
10. at 81 10 a s. IS; Vermont
81 so IS state sheep. 10 10, IS so; ?
10 b. a So 32 Vermont culs. so 10, at 81 SO.
KeFns Commission Company: % Indiana lambs. So
II. al 81. 10 do 81 To- at S.: Il Ohio yearugs. -
ID. az s. rs: ohio sheep. III ID. at 81
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man IN ls0i while 81 other leading cities the IN
crease vas 254 per cent.
Bradstreet's says:
Nnolesale trade, crop and Industrial eopu1ents
She generally IN the direction OF Improvement
e - less Idle machinery. and the tone of affairs
kenerSliy Is stin cheerful, but there are numerous
itesuiafltfes noted IN conditions ia different sec
IONS ana industries. The situation as a whole
$1,000 Iacks some of the uniformity when
10 aCtefized IT sonss time Most optimism
ana strength are exhibited in leading lines Of
Son1eSto manufacture and wholesale trade. particu-
<arIE <as TO the outlook for year, and uu-
-1ctuFeTs are buying more freely OF most raw
materials While wholesalers report evidences OF
scarcity IN many lines especially cotton goods, for
sprihg and later delivery next year In retail
trade there is good deal OF irregularity. though
me sdFent of rains and SHOWS, followed by colder
weather helped 20 improve conditions the week
sdxanced- Southern trade however. rather
oHi throughout, due TO weather and the low
price or cotton. and even in parts OF the West as
Wen as the entire Eastern half OF the country, re-
IAN oaSlag might be better. In the latter sec
lions the improvement in industry Is as yet too
recent to have reached down to and affected re-
tail trade and while a good holiday trade is be-
ing prepared for. expectations keyed higher
as 10 next springs trade than for the balance OF
the present year
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ElIRoeEAn PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool, Nov. zT-Closinz WHEAT-spot stsatyS
No red Western winter. = ia. futures quiet Dess
Der IS 1854. Mares - sid Nay. - sd gOfL>--
SPOT nominal. trrr.s QUIET January sid Mach -
5Ad- PEAS-Carzadau susady. - nd FIoJF--Wi me-
PATENTS firm HOPS JonSoa tPacfse COAST mn
= 5saE3 BEEF-Extrs india Hrla. 1f5s PORK
Pine mess Western drr1 SIS EA1S-Short c1-- j.
% ts 70 dull. Sd BACON-Cuna oerLaat cut = 70
s0 n sasy As; short rib 10 - =. weak 80 lony
lea udfes uzht zs to IS - euIl SOS Sd loCs eear
uddies reavy 81 70 duIl. As shorc clear neen
"a 10 % ~ dun clear bellies. - 70 u n m
sos SEOTLDERS-Square. Il 70 IS 70 sasy, tos -
I.AP.T-Pru7s Western, n Fterces cue
refined in pans. quiet. 4es 30 BUTTEE-5oo4 Cnts .
C<5E1-SE-f-ar7S17n nnes.-
STEADY COS. Canadian finest colored sIesty soS 81
TALLov@Prins city firm. 5ss II 49, -,
snITffs Nru z9s a. POSTN-C0urn0n hr--. -
TROLEUNf-Rs6z4d steady. ia ILSSEzED ol-|-U1i'
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CONDITION or TRADE.

EtGns Ee-is7- Eat
stheCSh ne HOLIDAY s1a Enseascua ole weather
hsrdirstpe1 business this eek. further substaB-
- progress VS. made toward normal commercial
Es-'1II5. especially n respect &c the number OF
uEge earlers employ 81 il the leading Industries
Wis thar have been closed for over year
-e0perlug and many plants that were on part
me or force are nos IN fun opera ton Recovery
a making remarkable strides, and almost every
CoznGs-1s11 Win conditions Tesr ago provides a
teas1- Tor f7e car devoted 70 grateful recognition
~ rh5z time LIST vesr securities averaged 81. 81
sn5 h rse1 rs. = p=- cent While this Is the
ms s-7lzinE Change other measures Of TeCupeTa
fo1 snow J1e same tendency IN n minor degree,
snc tnere Is nov general feeling Of confidence in
fs-15s- t--0~0- NreTf. whereas there mucl
os-ts1--- and UDeasiuess al the close Of November
-. Hetefl trade - he7T--E light apparel
s-7c-ec this week b. high temperature il most
fecllonS but 7obbiDg departments were busy for
zr9i7E goods Tor winter needs and there f. A
clsQeslrio7 among country dealers TO restore
I Z STOCKS. Nauufa CIlTers receive orders cover
~ 9eif e-4sS Trl into next year although there
= r tendency 70 speculate beyond ma king reason
&c prov son for -ie future. Large sales OF to-
eeocc vol and C-he- staples noted with prices
: nome while the Increased demand for Il Dor q
nag z CT@ number Of iu1nli grants one steamer
80 lr-7El7- a. l-522 during the last week Idle
x 1s-s show ~ further net decrease Of 3 s33
s-lr1As 70 he latest foTtuiShtly statement. and
1-iN7t earnings thus far reported for NoveTn Der
efe ol.F &c re- cent leSS than IN 100 which is
- PES statement since the improvement began
l-+iS commerce ~ ibis port alone the latest
- sHeTH7 gain Of sl.S27. A. in imports auF ?
- r S-e'-a<0 ~ exports Rank exchanges a.
- i4-S Tor me week we're - PC cent larger
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ror- New York, November q. 1878
totFEE-The coffee market was NOT active to-ds y
81 59r me day being reported OF only 1900 bags. bur
uloeftone IVES steady close unchanged
70 . points higher The market opened unchanged 3
nsher N sympathy with higher European cables
anu reports that the law providing federal guarantees
ny TIE Brazilian Sac PauIo vaIoriza-
80 loan was IN the hands of
SUP neither the strength in the French market
~ tlS paClca assurance that there be no diff
Guilty IN financing coffee holdings Of the Brazilian
CFe.Ilnent seemed 70 materially business in
I7 !o'st market and, while prices
opening the small sales that the fact dIe
~ HOoeIste OF eTings rather than increased de-
ma hsvre closed At net advance OF &91 frano
~L1 HaInourE was 7d% pfennig higher. The only
Sa-se reported by the morning cables in
taFes vas an advance Of 80 reis in the price
- ana g Receipts At the ports 81 bsgs
agalst olop bags last and 10000 bags years
go Jundlahy receipts 36 100 bags against -
6ess asL year and "a 600 bags two The
het Tor coffee Wit quotations
on the basis OF Sic No Z
The range o. contract prices market to-day
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W-e6nes

The local market for spot cotton vas quiet and IN
changed st Q 45c Tor mi6dnE upland and zoe for
middliuE Gulf Sales 200 bales Southern spot mar
kets we're telegraphej follows Mobn. steady and
unchanged &c. sales. 1000 bales Savannah quiet
and easy at 1S-i6c. Charleston quiet and uncha
ar SIC augusta STEADY and 1-S2c lower a I-IsS
81 C. sales, 1907 bales st Louis steady unchanged
5l8c. sales 742 bales. Little Rock steady
changed at g.. Baltimore nominal and unchanged
9i4e Norfolk quiet and Lice lower go sales
lS9 bales Galveston steady unchanged 16c
sales 1s+f bales New Orleans steady and unchanged
. -lSc: sales +125 bales wilmington snd
1364sngei at - Houston steaiy ana 11ec lower at
changed at 9'4c; sales $500 bales Estinla recepfs
at leading points for Saturday. At New orleans 1900
500 bales against Q 202 lest week and %
year. Houston. 11500 800 against % 500
week and 5.s16 last and Galveston - 600
1000 against 212es last week and 6s14 last ~esr.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables cot
ron fair business doing sales. 600 bales speculation
200 American 1000 receipts.
American. -. 600. mddiinE upland. 506d- Futures
opened steady and unchanged. closed steady Il
advances =. points enbsr 4.aId November
Deceube-. I'D: December January and january
ruarv. 4I6 I'd February March. I'D March pril
4Ts15d April Mag ard May June 479dA June July.
4 I3d: August September and Sep
TENDER October 467 I'D. Manchester-Tarns irrsgu-
lar . his in m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-28

CofTON-Ghe cotton market nervous and irreg-
ular TO-DAY within atvey clos
ing hare steady net unchanged 10 points lower. Per
maps the leading feature liquidation January
accompanied by fresh buying positions
tHe hTst December notice day, but notices
resented only about 1900 bales. according
bslEg somewhat under expectations and having e.
tect on the market. December showed tendency to
me outstanding December short yet
July protected Sales
about 200 600 bales The market opened
u points on November. Influenced by little demand
higher TO points lower. Liquidation January
weakened the list. which o n or "a
points, but the sjsadtness OF December n connection
with the fact that Of the January sellers seemed
be buying the later months steaded the list aud
At time during the afternoon prices
TOP under scattering liquidation The OF
estimates by Liverpool Cotton Exchange members
crop - lSS4pGoo bales These figures practically
identical with the Of local estimates published
culture said estimate bales
southern spot markets were generally unchanged
The weekly Of the New
change follows Port receipts 4S6 nT bales
last year; overland to mills canada % J9I bales
against 224-O taknCs
1900 bales. against 5000 Of
interior 81 bales
into sight for rhe week. 500 22 bales
last year Total crop movement Fort receipts 40f.
$50 bales t5IS added receipts
against 165 625 last year Southern mill taugS SOS
bales against 5J 900 last towns
in excess OF September $50 aS0 bales 40
last year; brought into sight thus
crop movement is for SIS days this azanst
DAYS last
The Of prices ths local market to-
dsy follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-28

Fred J. K-atz: zs7 West virginia lambs 81 -. at 81
ginia ysa-IinEs. 10 H. at s.
Newton 4 Co 115 Virginia lambs 2 u. e. - .
HOGS-Pecsipts IS tsl1S head n
Guiding nearly 500 for the market No sales hsd
reported up NORMALLY srsaoZ
Country dressed hogs continued dun a. 90 Tao par -
for heavy TO Light weights
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Notice of Summons

S,UPREME COURT OF THE STATE or NEW Yosk-
- County o New Tork-Sarah z TODD Sc1eu1oalker.
PIsf7tfT AGAINST Isaac Hslfer Gsorgs Tsro Aorahsa
Sfverson STATE Bank Stverson CONSTRUCTION Ger
TIanr- DeForsst Charles IAue. Fauins 2 Sero-<-
Norrf, Izvenson. sing Lee Timothy s1ekss Defsne-
nts-Suu1rrons-To the above-n1rned Ien41den1S -
each You hereby summoned 70 ans~er -
action and to serve copS q 49,
Attorneys T1rhln rNe-S ~
after service this sxelus1ve q - -
CTS M OF failure 20 appe = ~
answer Judgment VIII taken aSansr yoa y a-1-Is
FOR the relief demanded in the compliant
New York. June sth. ie.S
CANNON 4 CANNON. Plaintiffs ArtorneTs- 40
135 Broadway. Borough N A-7-
New York city
To the Defendant Morris Tne torego1s sa~
served upon you by Puoltca1ion PrSas % -
the STATE O. New Icrk cAlsa - -S-e
dav o. October 1905 and fled with COPY O ths SIN
c,z ara ~orDlant ia tn or1ce OF the Clerk q ths
County OF TIE County Court House u -
Borough Of Of New York. On ne ~
OF October. 1908 the original complaint nsVlns 80
Z 1erh day OF June. 1So4
YORK October 2)th, 1908
CANNON & CANNON. AttorrsEB Tor F-AnG1 80
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan New York City
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IMPORTS OF pRYaooos.

Imports and marketings Of drygoods this week.
with comparisons. were follows:
This week Last year
1876 9S4
Total markettnEs -. 3o2a ana ala 415
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4 DvERTIsEMESTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS F-CR
~ TIE Tribune received their Uptown Orice. Ne
1854 Broadway between s6th and STA st until .
.. Advertisements received fcIlowfa.
branch Offices At regular once until O'Clock D N
viz: "a ssa ave. sd I5s 6th ave- cor
18th East Tar 90 4sd At bss9sen
Tth sth ayss. 1e5th 1OS5 Sd ava; ls2s
ave near 6Ist - ITOs Is. ava near sen s.. f5T
East i25th 75s fremont $50 Sd ava. kad say
American District Telegraph ones
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factor upon which bulls laid good deal OF stress
the reduced estimates Of winter wheat seeding snoras
the entire belt One house had numerous mes
80 90 olI 'ne 90 IL 81 s q, - 80 -
winter wheat were still in farm hands This firm es-
Of the area seeded last year with condition Of 81
Next IN Importance to the seeding estimates was the
evidence lighter Northwest movement, with prospects
for still greater reduction week. Receipts for
two days 1887 against 124 cars IN the same
time last while Winnipeg had S4 cars compared
with Te5 for day last The total primary
movement was about 900 goo bush smaller tan year
ago. while seabosrd ciearances aggregated s9eoo push
for two days Taking the entire week however, he
worlds shipments down 10 725 600 BUSH in contrast
$500 900 bush actually shipped last Outside OF the
ens prn1 0ssn oa R fS9 sma making
winter wheat yield 147 coo 600 bush. against 161 GOO
1s 600 bush Year age sraa crop news vas also
bulsh Western dispatch quoted Broor1hsiI as stating
to provide for Is per cent OF its Tequirensnts
OF the United States and Canada to ship another
10 oo00o quarters during the next fifteen weeks The
ngs for the two days aggregated IS loads
in the local market follows: No red 81 llSs
9SI 1914 seystoF and s. i31a aaoat; No No5theEh
sfoat GoRN-The corn market kept within a narrow
wheat strength. the weather clear and generally
the Liverpool market 4d net lower There was consid
cradle liquidation December prospects for lager
closed T11sc elevator nc aAoat. OAT9-Under
little commission house selling and in sympathy WITH
tribe under prices Of "Wednesday. Cash oats
Mx c t S5' raj $99 S4c nas h IS to 80 r.
S43QSTc, and clipped white "a to IL n % ng6lc RY5
ydf dg No western SIC n4na a7 rev
Buffalo. feeding. 63N 964%.o New York. BUCK
cIinr ro1r ex,ors ,oT tEs eel scno-itnx 10 Brad
streets aggregated 4723242 bush, against 6599 3i4
bush against 90 SO last season corn exports for the
week coo bush l(excluding Galveston against go q.
exports are 26S1 355 bush against u 4IO7s last year
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Proposals.


CtEALED BIDS Or PROPOSALS VIII. BE a.
- aivsd bv the supply in rns 90. q
-. Eosrd 200 Broadway Tors, Rom 80 -fne,
soor mill II 4 N L 1905, FOR CONTRAr~r
81 for ~. construction Of ths NORTH HALE or TEET
u - XIII, PRESSURE TUNNEL. s tunnel IN ro-<
ross1x under TIE valley Of Waikiki rfvs- uh sSre.
s5sfrz $50 70 $50 depth. snort strstch -
conduit
49, FOR CONTRACT the construction of The sTFf
IAT-Fr OF THE ~ ALLkILL1 PRESSURE TUNNEL 49,,
three AGO feet depth sfrsf-s
main coucrsts
dJct The pressure tunnel viii be IA, fass
inside diameter aGuedc-. II hizh by -
Tsar wide inside. Tie work Is located the rous
NsS. PaItz and Gardner, Ulster county. New YORK
ans OR PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR Each
-C1STRACT SEPARATELY AND FOR BOT4 cox
Reacts COABINED- Any bidder rnaka a bf4 20
esrn@r for the corabfns.i A
s.-arzrs form proposal " furnished tor -
u.osAo Of combined bid
AZ the place and time win - ps.brfE
read The award OF the -
vii made thereafter practicable Parpb
containing information for bidders form q contract
Eoecdcattous and pamphlets contract 5rVIrss
csn be obtained 1878 above ADDE'S ~
dspositfug of dollars $50 pan1uhfs~
dollars 500
n srcsotabe condition within thirty DAYS from re 80,
On which be opened further partcu xrs
Record
JOHN 4 BFNSEI. Commission -.
Prssitent %
CHARLES y CHADWICK Board %
CHARLES A SHAW. Water Supply
J WALDO SMITH. Chisc Ergfnear.
THOMAS HASSETT- Sec-atary-
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.rrw ronx srrppEllE COrRT.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
~ Courty.-Margzret H Huribut, Bertha q Wlng
ana Margaret FEU-Iout. plaintiffs. asainsE Lida X
STEELE Lucy Manchsstsr susie Scott Han John Dos-
.TOnn Doe" Richard Roe Jane Dos and 'hzry
Roe being fictitious. their names being u11OTo
70 PLAINTIFF defendants- Summons -. -.
To the above named defendants and Each OF thsrn-
You are hereby summoned 20 answer the coI1lpainE
in this action and serve copy OF your answer on
the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty Gays arer ms
Vice and in case your failure answer.
against By default for ths
relief demanded in the compliant o..
November -4th l.s7o
& BC-NNEL4TA PlaiatiTs Attorneys od--s
and Postof1ce Address. - william Street. CMa1-
hattaul. New York City
Dee and MARY Roe such names being fictitious.
their names being unknown % plaintiffs they
being The heirs al law and next OF Ain o. Joan D
The foregofnz summons = served upou you pub
Iication pursuant order OF the Hon James a
Blanchard. Justice II the Supreme ts-rr OF tns
and 6lef the complaint in rhe Office q the Clark
OF the county New York. the County Cou-r HOUSE.
Borough OF Manhattan. city and sTats o. View
Dstss Nav To~rr coseber . fa0S
BCNSELI. = BCNNEbLN Plaiu5iIs Attorneys. -
New York city
The entitled action IS trough - secure par
properly in the Borough or Manhattan e
rbs OF York commonly kncEn No. 81
- partition cannot be made, then for
OF said property. ths proceeds 70 b divided
heirs OF Rachel Rylsrnau and John D y King he
rrope--v partiticned described briefly fol-
lows a plot land with the buiIdIng thereon
erected north side OF Laighr Strssc-
and BY seventy fs4r each
approximately One thereof commencing
a. a point about hundred and rwsurv-hve fee<
Street. IN the city % New York. Borough Of Aaa-
haitian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-28

S,UPRENE COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK. NEW
- Ea1noId plsinti1 aSzrs-
Ludwig HannoId des=ndsnt--Actou a1nui raa-rtass
To above narnsd defendant You hereby sun
r1onsi - che complaint this action ard
serve COPY your the Plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after the service OF this su1cs
Of the service u
failure 70 appear, Judgment viii - tsksu
against you b. default for ths RELIEF demanded n rs
complaint
Dated March 21st.
SAMUEL ZUCKEESIAS. Jr
Plaintiffs
an Post BrosdzsT.
o Nlarhartau. New CITY, New
To In fvik HannoId. The foregoing seres
upon you bv publication pursuant order q Esrry
Justice OF Suprels Court % state -
New York dated October 9th. 1905, with tHs
the Clerk Cot.ntv
T,-ix Court of
CIV q New York on the 2nd o. No-e-se- 1908
SAINT ZUCEERNAN.
PIaiutifrs A-torneT-
once ard Post O1cs Address 1aS Eroadvay. srr,u<s
% Manhattan, New York CITY New TorS.