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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
HOWARD is GLADYS BROTHER.

Courier Junior:
This is the second time l have writ
ten to the Courier Junior.
l am a little girl IL years old.
MY teacl ar's name is Miss Ada
Lewis l think I will like her very
much. There are IA pupils who go to
school.
I have one brother who's name is
Howard.
I study reading. history, geography.
spelling, philosology and arithmetic.
l will close for this time. Hoping
the Junior success.
Gladys Cowans,
E,Idnp To
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17

Dear Courier Juniors
l am a Tri- Weekly Junior and l am
s years old. I got several nice pre-
sents Christmas. The one I like best
is a dog. 1t is a Scotch Collie dog. I
call it Bingo. 1t is a young dog. l
like dogs. He will shake hands with
his paw. l have lots of fun playing
with him.
1 will write about my other pets
some time. Your friend,
Frank o. Mckee.
Birmingham Iowa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
HER BIRTHDAY, FEBRUARY 2.

Well, will write to the Courier
Junior again.
My birthday was the second of Feb
ruary. will tell you what got. got
handkerchief, No. electro radiant
magic lantern, two pictures and a dol
lar.
1 am going to bed to straighten my
limb
My little sister said: 'They are go
ing to robberate on Myrtle
I hope I will receive many postals
from the Courier and Juniors.
WE'LL I will close for this time with
a story. Your Junior friend,
Myrtle Price. #
Melrose, Iowa.
R. F. D No 4
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
GEORGE WASHINGTON

George Washington was born Feb
rauary % 1882, and died December IA
1899. His father died when. George
was only II years of age. His mother
was of a strong character who taught
him a great deal in his books and
about God.
had copied forms for all kinds of legal
and merchantile papers. He was of
gentle blood and high social rank.
He inherited some wealth and ac-
quired more through marriage and
fortunate investments, he was fond OF
equipage and the appurtenances of
high life. and although he always rode
on horseback his family had chariot
and four with black positions in scar
let and white livery.
While at home he spent most of
his time riding and hunting. He rose
early and at his breakfast of corn
cake honey and tea and them rode
about his estates. He passed his even
ings with his family around the blaz-
ing hearth retiring between nine and
ten.
In PERSONAL appearance Washington
was over six feet in height, robust and
perfectly erect.
He was the first president of the
United States and served two terms
and was chosen by the whole people
Washington left no children and it
has been said, Providence left him
childless that his country might call
him father
Neoma r. O'Daniel age 1s
r F D No 2 Box 10 Cabot Ark
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
THIS LITTLE GIRL HAS q BROTH
ERS AND 2 SISTERS.

l thought | would write a letter to
the Courier Junior. l am little girl
6 years old l have four brothers and
two sisters. l go to school. Ny
teachers name is Ella Harlan. l am
in the second reader. My seat mate
is Ethel Lock. Your loving friend,
Edna Peterson,
Dudley, Ia
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
A MAN WHOSE BIRTHDAY is FEB.
29

know a man whose birthday is
February 29. He is 6s years old and
has had but 16 birthdays. He did not
have birthday for eight years, once
His name is Amos Howard. He was
born in 1910. He fought in the civil
war. He staid all through the war
He used to live in Agency but he is
in Texas now living with his daughter
Florence Skirvin,
r F D No. 2 Agency a.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
Florence Peck, age 10.
Herndon, Virginia, R. R. l..
ZELLA's BABY SISTER BORN ON
FEB. 20, 1908.

Dear Editor:
l will write and tell you I have
little baby sister born February 20,
1908. She will only have birthday
every four years. She was sick one
night and our girl and papa and
Mrs. Johnson stayed up with her all
night. She has black hair and blue
eyes. She has lots of hair too. She
is nine days old today. have anoth-
er little sister whose name is Rebecca
and she was afraid of the new baby
at first. but now she isn't bit afraid,
she wants to love it like a doll.
Your little friend,
Zella Rush. age 8,
1916 N. Wapello ST., Ottumwa, Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
HAZEL HAS TWO LITTLE
BROTHERS..

am little girl seven years old.
have two little brothers l live in
the country. go to Sunday school
every Sunday. I will close
Yours truly,
Hazel Brady,
Richland, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
VlRLlE'S PAPA CARRIES THE
MAIL.

Dear Editor
As ] have never written before ]
will write as ] have read many other
letters. ! go to school in the country.
The name of my school is Mt. Car
mel
There are twenty-three scholars in
school.
I have two brothers one is seven
"ears old and the other was ten in
February
NV papa is mail carrier on r. F.
D. No. 2. We have two little mules
be works and tow horses. We have a
little colt too
Well I will close for this time. Good
bye.
Virlie Rodgers. age ~,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
NTFTIe ROuReTS, age II,
Blakesburg. Iowa
is JUST BACK FROM MISSOURI.

will write a letter for the first
time to the Courier Junior. I take the
Daily Courier. | read the letters of
the other juniors and thought would
write too. The 9Th of September /
went down to Missouri and STAYED six
months and | came home February
2s. 1908. | do not go to school now
There is a new school on the South
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
LIST OF "LosTs."
LOST-One knife.
Three pencils.
Two pocket handkerchiefs.
One temper

The bulletin board was in the hall,
just outside Of Philips room. The
list of "losts" was in mammals hand
writing but 1t was so clear and large
that you could read it tust as easy as
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17

Side. It's name is the jefferson
school. Well hoping to see my letter
in print | will close. | remain
Carl Criswell, age 13.
207 Keota street, Ottumwa, la.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
A SPLENDID LETTER.

We have spelendid letter today
from Florence Herndon of Fairfax,
Va, formerly of Agency. The letter IS
a model letter in every respect. we
hope Florence will write again soon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17

lives on farm near Mt Sterling, and
is on the same telephone line as We
are. Her name is Mrs. Jessie Miller
The neighborhood had surprise
party on her and there were thirty
there. | think it would seem funny
to have a birthday only once every
four years. That will be all for this
time. Goodbye,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17

We will drive to Fairfax Court House
and take the electric line in from
there
The country here is very pretty.
Many of the roads are macadamized
and have cedar trees on either side
making it look like drives through
parks. From our home we can see
the Blue mountains, which are fifteen
miles away. and some days they are
very blue indeed We live on a large
farm. We have about forty little
lambs. Three of them are pet lambs
and feed them every day.
This is my first letter to the Courier
Junior.
Florence Peck, age 10.
Herndon, Virginia, R. r. /.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
MRS. MILLER HAS HAD ONLY 1a
BIRTHDAYS.

/ know of lady whose birthday is
on the 29th of February. She has
had only thirteen birthdays. She
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
MADE A HOUSE ON THE RIVER
BANK.

I have not written for long time,
although have written before. l read
very interesting. l am going to try
some day. My friends and have just
finished making house on the river
bank. We built it for skating this win
ter. My chums are Carl Degree and
George Snooks. I go to the Irving
school. 1t is a good school.
Donald Sayles.
All Church street.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17

The editor could not have chosen
subject to write about that would in
terest me more than this one as Feb
ruary 20 is my dear Grandpa Kehm's
birthday. He had his eighteenth
birthday which would make him just
72. Grandpa was born in Frankford
Germany. He crossed the ocean
when he was twelve years old He
used to live in Ottumwa, but | have
never seen him.
Grandpa now lives in Portland, Ore.
Next year mamma promised to take
us to the Alaskan exposition in
Seattle, Wash, and from there go to
Portland, and make a long visit with
Grandpa Rosebud and l each sent
Grandpa pretty post card We have
only one picture of grandpa and
would like to see it in the Courier.
I guess grandpa was reading the
news under a big shade tree when
the photographer came along and
took his picture. I can make out the
word Chicago on the paper, but was
in hopes that it was the Courier.
Your Junior friend,
Albertina Alaska Park, age 9,
HOO North Elm street, Ottumwa, Ia
CLARENCE'S COUSINS BIRTHDAY
FEB. 20.
/ Dear Editor:--I have a cousin that
was born the Goth day of February.
He don't have a birthday only every
four years and l would think that was
a hong time to wait. Well l don't
know any more. l go to school.
l am six years old, my name is
Clarence E. Luke. have little
brother. His name is Howard Luke,
well will close
Clarence E. Luke,
Jol+
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
MRS. HAsTYs BIRTHDAY.


keosauqua, Ia, R. F. D. No. l.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
CLARENcE's COUSINS BIRTHDAY
FEB. 20.
RILEY GOT FIVE VALENTINES.

Clarence r. Luke,
224 East Holt. Ottumwa, Ia
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17

Sigourney, Iowa.
R. R. No. @ Box 80.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
HAS A SCOTCH COLLIE DOG.

Eldon, Ia, R. r. No. 1.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17

Melrose, Iowa.
R. F. D. No. 4.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
LEWIS JOSEPH DE MARQUIS

Oil Walton avenue.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17

Birmingham, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-03-17
GRANDPA kEHM's BIRTHDAY.

Hedrick, Ia, r. R. No.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-28
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

r7ostoo Oct GA slight falling off in the demand in
nearly all lines the local woool market through
n1s1 of the BUYERS having supplied their requirements
SbnTnents however continued steady ana prices rule
arm There is apparent tendency to await the result
~ hA election before closing heavier deals All grades
~ ohio wool sell we'll but the supply in fleece woos Is
rrorted as well large line OF Oregon eastern staple
Isr lines are fairly active The leading domestic quo
t.Iios range rs follows Domestic woods, Ohio and Penn
sIiLena ieeces-HX S2J2QS3c; Y, S1982c; No washed
9.6F95n. No washed 8Sd34c; fine unwashed, 21g22c;
o1e'boif blood combng 26827c three-eighths blood
Cnr,t5nT 9ar: one-auarter blood combing 2bd25c: de-
Iaine wa shed s483bc deiaine. unwashed 2od2Ic Mich
igan Wisconsin and New York feeces-Fine unWashed
o6t6 5elaine unwashed 25a26o: one-haf blood, IN
Is6e5 25428c; three-eghths blood. unwashed 25c one
r,Irrta- Hood unwashed, 24c Kentucky Indiana and
fssouriNThree- -eighths blood, 25hq26c one-Quarter
tioo5 2zd25a Secured values-Texas-Ftne, twelve
ogtbe SSi5Sc; from six eight months 45g47c; fns
faT 42a4Sc California Northern. 43d45c middle coun-
Eastern No ! staple 5745sc Eastern, No clothing
A75T5nc, valley No 45fI4Gc Tsrritcry-Fine staple.
53TG0c. fne medium staple 55d58c: hne clothing 4s9
68c: hne medium clothing, 46a4sc: one-half blood bO9
E6 threepighths blood 4Sa50c onequarter blood. 439
4Sc PulIed-Extra, oGQ57c; fine A. t0G5Sc: supers.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Oct N-Wheat prices on the local ex-
change advanced moro than 1c to-day owing TO
crop damage reports from Argentina and TO a de-
creased movement in the Northwest At the close
prices were up 1c 114c. Corn, oats and pro-
visions also closed firm.
The wheat market opened strong, With prices
SC to ic above the previous close. and despite
liberal realizing at times made additional gains
during the day and closed at the top notch.
Final quotations December were at 81 0oA and
on May 81 o315 to 81 oS9s. Commission houses and
local shorts active bidders for wheat the
greater part of the day. one commission house be-
ing credited with purchases aggregating more thdn
600 bushels. The situation in Argentina was
perhaps the chief incentive for this urgent de-
mand. News from the South American country
was conflicting but some of the advices OF
a sensational character. one dispatch claiming that
20 per cent less wheat would be available for ex-
port this year than was expected the last year.
Damage by recent frosts was given as the reason
for this shortage. The strength of the Liverpool
market which closed at gains of I'd to lid. seemed
to furnish ample confirmation IN the minds or
many local traders Of the numerous reports Of in
Jury to the Argentine crop. At the same time
decided falling off in receipts IN the Northwest
caused considerable comment among traders and
inspired additional buying. Receipts today at
Minneapolis and Duluth were $50 cars. compared
with 79s cars the corresponding day last week
Many traders. however, were unable 70 decide
whether the decreased movement the fulfil
ment OF oft-repeated prophecy of smaller re-
ceipts was merely result of unsettled weather
in that section The market was also bullishy
affected by active export business at Duluth.
where IL was claimed exporters took everything
offered overnight. Primary receipts were small
the arrivals to-day for the first time since the
movement OF spring wheat really began being less
than for the corresponding day a year ago. Total
receipts to-day 96 90 bushels compared with
100000 bushels last year Clearances OF wheat
and -four we're equal TO $4,000 bushels. The worlds
visible supply showed a smaller increase than had
generally expected. the increase for the week
being 10000 bushels, according to Bradstreets >
statement. Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF col cars. against 9SS cars last
week and So year ago.
ha kNrn ma Y. the
result OF the advance In wheat and partly owing
20 numerous reports which claimed that much OF
the new corn now coming TO market IS IN poor
condition. More reports also were received telling
New-York tribune., 1908-10-28

OF small yields Shorts were the best bidders. bug
the demand was not extremely urgent Continued
wet weather a bullish influence Cash corn
at the sample tables was steady The market
closed frrn with prices 14c TO &c above the prevf
Gus close. December closed at $40 10 6S7sc and
May at sc Local receipts were l59 cars. with Il
Of contract grade.
Trade in the oats market was quiet. but firm
tone prevailed the entire session result OF the
strength OF wheat. Demand came chiefly from
shorts. The market closed firm AT the top. with
prices I4c to sc higher than yesterdays close
December closed at 4Sc and May at Efsc TO SOC
Local receipts were 224 cars
Decreased receipts OF live hogs at Western pack
ing centres caused frmness In provisions Tho
market at times. however showed moderate weak
ness owing to considerable profit taking The
strength OF grain tended 10 inspire demand for
provisions. The market closed strong at the top
point for the day, with prices unchanged TO 254o
higher than the previous close
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 50 carss
corn Al cars: cats 1lS cars; hogs. $1,000 head
New-York tribune., 1908-10-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October %. 1908.
CoFFEE-Whfle q sale OF March coffee was made
tcdey representing lowest price since august
sold SSc during the month OF August,
,eas, ana coffee for delivery N 'uy OF leo4 so4a at
tine. the of the market was
steady locked though important interests we're
wiling absorb offerings readily around the current
opened quiet unchanged prices. and
c.ose5 quiet unchanged points higher Sales
reported 81 500 bags The price
Q-ore5 for March contracts today y the lowest At
~--ich sold since the inception Of the
<aurzzatioa plan In January, 1907 January contracts
Csc ana several various months
rave around 10G5 soc Just before valcriza-
t.o1 purchases begun in the season Of 1860 New
york contracts selling ss high es 100 IN
AugEs- 1905 oee for delivery in July, 1907 solo at
Since then tendency appears 10 have
ben downward although, Of course. fluctuations have
irregular have frequent sharp
present figured. what with
increased other matters, the actual return
80 Brazilian planter Ter pound is far from what
n was When the local contract selling round 255c
course had the brazilian government not absorbed
the surplus the crop Of lS6-0T prices might have
SIN markets
continued heavy. with
st sac faUlo considered favorable from
-er standpoint. Spot quiet with quota
fi--s bass Of csc for Rio No I
TIE range 81 contract prices in the local market to
6sv was IS fellows
New-York tribune., 1908-10-28
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct. 27.cATTIE-R Receipts estimated ed al abe1t w
OTo head market steady strong, steers - iOHS oO
o6g sas5. heifers So 50a$i 20, bulls: 81 5oq$4 5o
calves SSasS stockers and feeders. 8 504$4 co HOGS
Tla+e Estimated 1000 head: market steady to
choice heavy shipping. sG9S6 10; butchers s. 50
s. G5 packing IS 56g$5 95, pigs s. 5o9s4 $: bulk ot
.1Iss 81 sn4S5 So SHEEP-Receipts estimated about
- Gea 6so8t market steady 20 10al5o higher. sheep
:. 204s4 -. lambs 81 751$d Sc yearllngs, 81 t5Qf5
r-ser uUfraIo OCT. -cATTLE-Receipts 100 head
active ana steady; prime steers IS 1895 p EEALs
fa.suts $50 mead: and 25c lover; S58SS I5
IOGS-Receipts 1000 head: fairly active light grades
tt5adv. others 2Od80e higher heavy. S8qSB l5 mixed
e. a So IN. Workers 81 754SG roughs s. 90qs5 20
ss5s4 30; iares and grassers, $5qS5 go. SHEEP AND
l4aFFs- Receipts. lott head active sheep STEADY
is,ob- lnc hi-ler. lgTnhs. S4Uso %
- ,irggpnsu oct a!-HOGS-Actfve and strong.
higher. butchers ana shippets so. none Of best
sale; common. 50 4OqS4 81. CATTLE-Steady 70 srel9
New-York tribune., 1908-10-28
,,r n good shippers 81 5O9s5 25 common s2qs2 go
SHEFPeStrong 81 251$3 20. LAMBS-Strons 50 'og

fair to good shippers 81 5o9s5 25; common s2qs2 90
sHEEP9Strong 81 25@$S T5. LAMBs-Strons' S8 'og
S5 so - - ,,,.. ,e ooo Mad
inciuIinr 200 Southerns; market steady TO snacs
lower; feeders strong choice PSI 5 ana an
dressed beef steers S66S7 good, "a DUG
Western steers So 5OaS4 co. socers and feeders 81 o8
81 b0 southern steers $3GS4 So Southern COWS a$S 2
ota COWS 81 75dS4 90 native heifers, 81 65QS6; bus
Sc 4CSISS 75: calves SO 75g$7. HoGs-ReeeIPs I4Ooo
Lead. market steady lower; top 50 eI+a oulk OF
ena e 55s5 50: heavy So 1895 e5; packers, and
butchers IS 6oas5 95 light s5 25@$5 20; pigs s4aSs %
cIJEI.I1 r2aceips head; market strong TO 100
bcbeT lambs 81 201S5 20: yearlings, s. $50
81 40. western yearngs S41s4 5 Western sheep 10 oog
q 20. stockers and feeders. SO 25dS4 %
Pfttsburg Oct. 27-CATTLE-SuPply light; & naTSet
-. choice IS 75aS6: prime. IS 35QS6 65. SHEET
supply light market steady prime wethers q 0$4 20
Iii and common 81 5OdS2 50; lambs, IS boS5 rs VEAL
CALVES ssa$s IS HoGs-Receipts light; market actiye
S5 oo. Saey workers. SIS T0ds5 SO; light Yorers, $50
* 8S. rigs 81 65GS4 rs; roughs, s. 259S5 %
New-York tribune., 1908-10-28
IVETOCk MARKET.

New York, October 81. 19os;
BEEF 9L sTs FOR the market. The feeling was
steav but there trade in i've ca'te r 1dnes
Eep95t9d ate Dressed was in demand and
eeady at an9 Lond20 So s6iPmens 4Thss az Of
Or beef from this to9y ia of beef dvdsd
between the Swift Beef Company ana the -ao'riS '
C9mPaRFFs were s27 head, including $22 for
butchers ana sos for the markets making mia ayes @
StaG s59GS & IN fair demand steady prices; grsssers
fed Gales IN e 9ssrsPPpb f6 b feI hed an Common
prime yeals sold at SS ~ per IN V moderate request
at W " 60 lec for country dressed and 097o for
drs5ied s5as7 T,da az E CO veals ID 81
- II az s. 10 - do 237 lb. at 81 so; 65 DO So2
H. 5 at s. shannon: % veala h. at So do l2s
H. at s55ers 80 veas 154 h. IS 10; do 127 b.
at Sc 90 Commission Company; vsals. $50 lb, at
So .IIFFP ar AND LA5Iss-Recepts we're 20h cars Or
for the narlte making. with the stock held oyer Ses
teTd9s' ibs strong and good and choice lambs IS
2eG hghe r. 6Fim ng sheep sold at 50 5Oas4 100 b
s9s at g 5o4 & 81 SS54'on Dressed re mutton arn q
s. per dressed lambs at = l g Virginia lambs 60
Ii HeTae Sc s 100 III & 241 DO 6 10, a. m 50 SEQ SG
iinss and lambs SO H. at g so VIRGINIA lambs "a n
t sG ri DO 70 h. SO 16o DO. 5s lb at s. %; 50
Do 80 L. H. at g 3 ~ at Sc So Ohio DO los H. at So
To6in SHANNON at io5 s. -. state yeaT1ines %
IL AZ 81 50 do. lo4 ID at 81 30; 20 state sheeP SO
slippers Commission Company: lsl Ohio lambs, %
H. at So y Ohio sheep ll6 TO- at IS o. p 90 lo'
sanders: ambs Il IL ,a At s. @ S2's s l2s @
a. s 90 81 Fennsylvania sheep 1o2 ID. at So 30; u
@ c9@Pss99y Gats ss BsasI5 gsst9T59E, 40 81 'f 6
a. S. IS indiana yearlIngs 1o1 ID. at 81 80; SO Indi
a'a pRseeios we're cars or 41as head all for
sfeG6s G6ss steady e a o per S f6r
medium to light weights
New-York tribune., 1908-10-28

COTT-0S-eThe Gotten market was frrner to-day, sell
irg hack within I9S points of the high record OF
lst wee and closing STEADY at ret a9Ta1ce oi a II
IS estimated 225.o00 bales- Ire
cr=-ed Ccrcb5r unchanged gen
higher, and October 6rrned Up with
scattering
- Eer1 higher cables talk that settlement OF
Manchester troubles might result from the meeting 70 be
kel5 next Saturday There considerable realizing On
bulge Southern hedge selling. o1t whhs v a.
q not aggressive these offerings Ne-S
rNs--1z5- reactions sighI and the close "aS
Of OF the FEATURES
6s-- BY one OF fhe prom
houses that
chsses instead OF having been for the account ot
r-ss5,~zI interests supposed had really oeen hs
tssr fo- fe account Of Southern mills ana sP
= fact. & Is claimed tEat a -
OF character rdtheF lhd-
q Southern ma
local spot brokers IelsII
change from last
I-1zs s-sgl.nE the Southern markets Tor SPOT o1t
- vs-v close where t7eE we're cary -
advanced between W -
-5--s 41 re low level Of September on ne Will
r1crIls -,-.. -. s.,-
-as -a1ee Of contract prices in the Local -'
New-York tribune., 1908-10-28
IMPORTANT TO TAxPATERA

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL
parsons whess TAXES FOR TIE YEAS l0S
HAVE NOT BEEN PAID BEFORE TEE lss
DAY OF NOVEMBER Sr the said ysar. tHAt
unless tha shan Be paid 20 the Eoceivsr
OF Taxes at hts office n the borough II wh1cA
thu property il located, AZ tols~s:
Borough OF Manhattan. Ne. 81 ChAmAer1
street Manhattan n Y:
Borough Of ne Bronx. corner Third and Trs-
mont avenues The Bronz. ". T..
Borough OF Brooklyn Rcon1 = a74 =
Municipal Building Brooklyn y. 4.
Borough OF Qussns. corner Jackson eVsaas
ard Frfth strest Long Island City. y 2;
Borough CT Richmond, Borough Hall. 81
George. Staten ISAAC. y. T.
taxes so remaining unpaid on that aay, IN AZ
aition 10 an amount OF such taxse. 1NTERESL
AT THE RATE OF SEVEN PER CENTC2
per acnurn 20 Be calculated from ths day Sc
which tha said taxsB eszome dus and payable
(Oct 81 as provided IN Sec. sl4. a. arnSnde4
BY Chap. AZ. Laws 1908.
DAVID e. AUSTEN.
Recsiver of Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-28
Public Notices.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. eUHEAl
CHAMBERS STREET STEWART BUILD
ING) NEW YORK. October -. Hs-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-28

Itretn b payable u
hoteU United
ere expressly
entire issue If bond a med n
u8a r1a einteeta aah time
t b drawn for
bb
seorI imapm ofsa
date
Tnt h
dIrgn Fd
ft wears unless re it e
nG of
oadhe eBaN
duooNop unypI OF
huenedw o.
kdanga in except eases or
ali nh1unst bh
by ban opg
enterprises
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. 2T.-C1osing: wIiEAT--suot steady No
rod Western winter Is sad; futures steady; De-
cember IS slld; Morch. 1s 7sd May Is Sid CORN
epot steady American mixed "a 4lsd: futures steady
December IS 7ssd. January Sc 5hd FLOuR-Winter
patents steady 29s cd BEEF-ENtra India mess steady
iO7s Cd PHAS-Canadan steady rs Sad HOtS-At
London Pacihc COAST steady. f2af2 los PoItk-fIime
mass Western. firm SOS. HAMo-Short cut IA 10 10 10
easy, Dis BACpN-Cunberland cut, % 20 so To
Quiet Cd short rib rs to "a n, quiet 5Ss od long
clear rqddes light 2S "a 10, easy 52s. long clear
miades heavy so to 40 N. easy. 49s Cd short clear
backs i6 10 20 ~ dun. ass ca clear bellies. IA 70
10 n steady, Cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II TO Is
H. dun, 4os 6d. LAED-Prme Western, In teress.
steady Cd; American refined, in paiE. quiet hos ID