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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
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NEW JOB-FREE FARE.
KERS-TIMBERMEN.
10 soft ground miners. S75 to $50. So
timbermen, S75 to $50 so.
- mhckers. S67 10 to S75
10 hammersmen, $50. so.
FREE FARE-Go TODAY.
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EMpLoYM,T wANTED-Female-con

CASHIER-Experienced in department store.
seeks position; references furnished. Box
1920. Cell office.
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REPRESENTATIVES, OF good address. either
sex; experience unnecessary; $50 per week and
commission; 500 cash required 5l6 Metrop-
oils building san Francisco.
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LOST AND FouND-contlnuea

LOST-A fox terrier, with black spot in center
of hack. Return 10 1880 Fulton st reward.
LoST-Lady's gold open faced watch; elk tooth
fob; reward. To2 Ashbury ST.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1861 Fillmore st.
Post.
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evening gowns; cutter and filter; few more en-
gagements out by the day or week; $3 1928
Jackson St
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WOMAN Wtd-To do general Office work; must
be a college graduate, rapid and accurate in
staRography and give references as 10 char
scter; good salary and short hours. Address
box 1873 Call office.
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CASHIER wants situation; restaurant preferre'
MISS NJ L.. 1osS Fulton St; phone West 1888
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wANTED-Teache-s for Nevada; good places.
FISK TEACHERS AGENCY. next to First
National Bank. Berkeley.
WAIST fnishers and helpers at COx's. 1910
Vallejo ST.
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CLERK-Young lady would like clerical position
Box 1865. Call Office
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES

AA-oSCAR HATSUMI. japanese Chinese I'm
Co.. best help; city or country. 4. kAWA
SHIMA, prop, 1913 Geary St West 56SS-
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WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
155 NEW SINGLE ROOMS. INCLUDING
BATHS; SUN AND ELECTRIC LIGHT IN
EVERY ROOM.
$1.50 PER WEEK. CALL AND SEE THEM.
60 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
FREE OF CHARGE TO GUESTS.
800 splendidy furnished rooms 35c soc and
75c per day; free bath with every room
largest hotel office and clubroom on Pacific
coast; facing Van Ness av.; baggage checked
and stored free of charge; highest grade OF
white help employed.
WHITE PALACE H0TEL-NEyER CLOSED.
18th and Market sts., San Francisco.
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SECOND GIRL FOR American family. IN Oak
land. $50; laundress and chamber maid for
small American family $50; paFlcr maid
and waitress San AiSteO. So: German nurse
fer infant. $50: helper = ~ institution.
So, room and boaTti; 25 good ho'is25vork girls
fer city places; $50 ani $50. MISS PUNK
EFT. 1SaG Srfter ST.
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COOK mother and daughter. want place as
cook and waitress; small wages. Box i541,
Call office.
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CHAMBER MAID-Experleneed hotel chamber
maid. Just from the east. seeks work in the
city; very reasonable. Box 1871, Call office.
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EXPERIENCED young lady book keeper and
stea9grapher wishes position at once. Address
MABEL SILVA II Portola ST
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

with aat soos5 At I Sndon s. tin market It is %
COPPER declined to e6 IS Cd for spot and Cd
win lake quoted at 155oS electroytie
Of the isad m Pod1cs have made de- Is isrgs ases
eoSs aG fyen are hGng prices above DO e the
me local market was at 4+7laG452hc. SPEkTER
was quiet 475a4 soc IRON was lower in the Eng
ported and NJ az SIs % hocsy no cnahge W s1s0
continue dun and unchanged with regulars quoted as fol
ser SO 5easl5 rs; November, s5 50gs1e: December.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The general market for
pfoe snq syrs remained steady but ggis Nth
sass 5ssas centrifugal ] common eaac fair 1920 coed
sgRJPsComInon l5g17c; fair. 1e@2oc; good. 1sq22c:
oHs-cottonseed oil was higher for spot and nearby
positions on demand from commission and shorts
weakness hog products sales: 300 bbs of September
b6 q November at s9@sss.c 200 6Bis Of DecemIeT
Inses I xs ana loo bbs Of January at 1914 g39e
s g9ea s5aqy ,s at & TeHent prices We quote
bulk 4 e5ci refined cases. New York. 1o.8oc; Phila
ssoc Philadelphia aa5c bulk $50 water white
crude Prime Sumner orTSNsnaP geIloN spo
4egtsie s septs6ar 49a4oltc octobsr 4o a4o,sc; Ne
a89zc and March. 8saSgac: Of sumner yellow. Sep
Prms wte go on pme Winter yee 1eow
e5ztown raw 44a45e Calcutta raw. zoe. LARD OIL
PROVISIONS Some heavy liquidation early In the
session provisions weak undertone and consid-
erable decline, hogs receipts larger.
about steady Total receipts of a hogs in
slUded slded 2oooo at Chicago. 14.oeo City and
2looo head. PORK-Steady. Quoted: Mess s17Gs17 80:
seady q2osG M sic ssa ss SSa$ @ family SG ss 9
ouosed ssaf lssS ssaass1 ness
sss r zoe ,1.ssT 10 n 3S!s pig Iss T
n n 11o Z n 1oas Picked hams quiet Quoted:
IARDEssy quoted Middle Wesern io 5na ey
steady 1oc nominal: refined lard barely steady;
soth h1eres IL 1se Senns9t IIs Bsz kegs 10 2Se
!oeo: lsi+c: city lard stearne. 13c.
changed. with good local demand and wires from
sna markets generally strong Quotations follow:
Patna forsgn 55zSse Raneoon 1s * Az Gn0's
with good demand on wthdrawals and shipments are
more or less deaye The following list prices sui
FOR cash dayr crystal dominos 745c Eagle tablets,
94oc: cut loss 5etc crushed B soc; mould A. Sc
eraTuisted sc: Xxx po6ei ed s2So: poSdercd
9 sa s4g Rdd I and f S r Eagle aT6ss
fine sIsnulates 5soc: n bags do. s4oc; Ss n Isgs
* so n bags 515c: Eagle standard
lated and diamond A. 51oc; confectioneTs 1900 No
No 8 7oc Nc :. 4s5c: No S. 4soe; No . 455c; No
10. 445c; No II. soc; No II 435c No 1s SOC; Nos
ssnto Domingo centrifugal sugar about due
basis & 9S test delivered at Nw & {9T6 for capaGa o
ever 1nchanged and quoted as follows GentrfngaL
sugar So test si5c The London market beet sugar
quiet and unchanged with September at ss ed and
four United States ports given by Wilet Gray
follows Receipts 80 900 tons against Sc 300 last
ins 4eooO with 81 600 last week = coo
last and 5s 600 @ two years asS & T9al ssk and
222,1T6 two years ago
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Sept 16-CATTLE-Receipt about %. 900
head; market, 1oG15c lower; common prime steers
81 8Oas7 70; COWS. So 25@s5 25: heifers. s$as5 so
bulls 81 50 9s4 so; calves So 509ss so; sockers and
feeders. 81 6O@s4 10 HoGs-Receipts, about 10000
head: market sc lower; choice heavy shipping, 81 81
aS7 40: butchers, 81 90dS7 4o light mixed S7@
s716; choice light 81 206s7 80 packing S7GsT 25
pigs, So 40 gs0 bulk of sales, s7gs7 30 SHEEP
So 80 81 80; yearngs. s4G$4 To- lambs 50 so 50 60
Union Stock Yards. Pttsburg. Sept. 16--CATTLE-
Supply light. slow; choice, $6as6 10; prime. So 65
So 80. SHEEP-Suppy light, steady; prime wethers.
dull lower: prime heavies 81 40@s7 40: mediums.
SO 5OGS6 so: pigs s6@s6 rs; roughs s. so q Sc so
Cincinnati. Sept 1s.-HOGs-S1ow; butchers and
shippers 81 40; common 81 5o@s5 IS, CATTLE
common s2@s2 so. SHEEP-Steady; 1888 65; lambs
steady, 81 25QS6
East Bufeio, Sept 1e.cATTLE STEADY yEALs
Receipts, $50 head; active and steady. s6GSs rs.
lover; heavy and mixed s. so@s5 IS: Yorkers. IS IS
as7 50; pigs s4as6 25 roushs, se9se so: stays. 81
asa 75; daires. Sc 5oQs7 10 SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 1900 head: steady; sheep slow; lambs ac-
Kansas city. Sept 18.-CATTLE-Receipts IS 700
head. including 1900 southerns; market for steers
weak 15c lower; weak to 10c lower choice
export and dressed beef steers s6S 4o fair good
dS6 Western steers. So 70d 81 90 stockers and
feeders 81 6o9s4 So Southern steers 81 2s@s4 South
heifers 9s5: bulls. So % s3 70; calves SO 25
s6 so HOGs-Recepts 1000 head; market 1n315c
lower; top 81 OF sales s6 70Ts7 10; heavy,
ss go o9s7 40; packers and butchers Sc e09s7 10;
is 900 head market for sheep steady; lambs. weak;
lambs 81 9s5 40; and yearlings SO so S4 10;
Western yearlings s3 80 81 25 western sheep. IS 40
9s4 10 stockers and feeders. s39s4
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. September 16 1905
REENE ES-Receipts were 116 cars. or 23I0 head in
Guiding Ge cars for saughterers and AZ
ke making with the previous arrivals that held
90 sale opened extremely duh and
depressed and the market of Of the
season. Top grades fell off 10d5c. decline
1a02oc medium and common sell. 1t
looked at late hour If 20 pnore might go
common cattle for the demand
find outlet for the beef Bulls about STEADY:
cows 1Od5c lower. Poorest to hest 90
ts6 90 100 10: bulls s2Gs3 so; ST 106s3
quoted live cattle STEADY at 1d12zc. London
kets quoted at II z613c. weight The
jesc took out to-day for the London
quarters Of beef the Arabic tomorrow Liverpool
VIII carry w about $50 quarters Of beef
Prices steady for strictly good stock:
weak for the under grades Reported at So
QS60 Per head calf included.
LyES-Recepts 2194 head including 4s1
for butchers 697 for the market making. with the
and prices pc off: buttermIks grassers fell
Off 25c, and Western calves with 200 unsold
Common choice veals sold s5ds9 25 per 100 10
few at 50 80; culs at S48S4 30; buttermlks and
Dressed calves weak at yesterdays quotations
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptS 40 or
including 1917 for slaushterers 81 4
the market, making. with the stale stock Bah
sale. Sheep duh and weak good and prime
steady: others uneven1y lower: pens
81 50aS4 per 100 cus 81 5oGS2: prime
81 501s6 %; culs 50 5o7S4 Dressed mutton
dull 50sc per n: dressed lambs slow at s20f1c
few dressed lambs at II NC.
Guiding for the market Prices appeared
be steady Mondays quotations. Good state and
Pennsylvania hogs sold at 81 30@S7 40 per 100 lb;
Jersey do at 81 pigs at SO TO
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

70 rnf1ers but only small quantities were disposed
of TO shippers Local receipts were NS csIss' " u
contract grade
,rto aaLness of corn was shared by the oats
market and a number of weak long lines were
closed out Cash oats in the sample market were
off &c Receivers operating In the NorlnWest, .
IN the last ten days by country elevators Farmers
we're said to have most of the crop In stacks wall
ing for better prices The close WhIe f os0 %
llo to &c was comparatively steady Local re-
ceipts were 197 cars
The range of prices for provisions was lower, as
tbare was good deal Of profit taking influenced oy'
80 a,,+ree was also influential to the decline De-
canber options at the close were from 1ec to 2Oc
lower 1r-Lo.. %
cars corn 2s1 cars; OATS 22S hogs, Iooo head
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September 16 1905
oortFF-The coffee market partial 3 points
w. surins to-days early session in keeping with
fs french cables and predictions for smaller receipts
nen ,he rst Of month. but demand slack and
zrket eased Off with the close quiet net IN
1ne sales were reported Of 5,25O bags There
feature during the day Cables from Brazil
Fe continued rains or showers in Paulo. which
oc1stdead beneficial from crop point of view
have hs6 influence H the easier tone after
-sna -.y1T advance has been frequently reported
e ss,fJosl slrtax into effect toward the END OF
ne o-.b ana il is anticipated that the movement
,.t n Is nov running heavy will show decided
later II SO. ii IS argued that the smaller
ltlIs z5ij create renewed confidence in the
estimates Of the current yield, ana ia eoilnec
re rernsncnE valorzation suggest
l, 1a-ket during the remainder OF the season Pos
- .L-a has been buying this idea during the
80 veek or So the market has at no time been ac
be large enough to
sNe al an argument the markets technical
,+ ne The French market \ Z franc higher and
ssitS- unchanged = pig higher at the huur
= a. so-sl opening or the Brazilian markets oenes
t l.,-S,c+a6 N while Rio IS reis lower Reoeipts
~ ports $4,000 bags. against 4oVoo last
80 sf coo years The market Ior Spot COZ
crjet with quotations the basis OF Csc 1oT
no 4 --.-,-. ,-soes a, the local market to-
follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
cHIcAeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Sept 1.-THE wheat market to-day
turned surprisingly active and strong, unexpected
strength at Liverpool offsetting the effect on con-
tinued heavy arrivals in the Northwest Corn was
weak December closing sc and September 114c
lower Oats declined slightly while provisions sold
off sharply.
At the outset the market for wheat was hr1n
with December 1Hc to Ac over the previous close
Early offerings based the heavy Northwest re-
ceipts and in some instances q desire TO secure
profits were in large volume but December dropped
off ONLY ssc initial prices under this pressure
A reaction which followed gradually drew traders
r. tho hull side At it's best the market offered
81 o175 for September. 81 OILS for December and
81 O31Z for May and these prices held at the ciose'
heng for September and December &c over yester-
day Duluth was q heavy buyer IN th1s MARKET
and one house said that the Northern city was do
inc fine hi gest export trade in its history Local
exnort brokers claimed that all the wheat onereh
abroad last night had been accepted an aoVanSo
from Id To Sd in spot wheat in Liverpool and the
firm tone in Continental markets giving color 10
tb,e claim There were houses. however, which
gave out statements minimizing the extent OF tne
export business. The talk OF a reoucIoh py ilaiy
of tho imnort duty wheat was also FACTOR IN
da+arnining the trend in prices. The advance at
New York created more than fun shlpphs on
farence between that market and TINS one III
mary receipts 1,15OOO bushels against l'-V'VoV
bushels a year ago. while seaboard cIeafances III
wheat and -four equalled 6sVco pusheis' Local re-
CENTS were 81 cars, with of contract grade
NinnaaDoIs Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
oP 253 cars compared with LULA cars lasl week
and 7Ol cars a year ago =,
The corn market was under a sIedt uedI VI
rrassure to-day, leading longs apparently leaving
H. ,narl,et 10 take care of itself Short selling
was much in evidence. not only by specialists IN
corn hut by wheat traders September at one time
sold at 7Sc PIC under yesterdays close No
GRADES in the sample market sold at 7S1sc to SO1ac
Srhara 1ras much talk of offerings from Oklahoma
ond [ansas of for october shipment 10 KAN
sas CITY and Chicago. Cash had fair sale
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
ANNuAL REPoRr o. lie MoNoN.

Indian. s. Sept. 6-At ths annual stock
holders meeting of the Chicago Indianapolis q
Louisville Railroad Company (the MonOn) in this
city to-day the directors whose terms expired were
reelected as follows: r. NJ. Galloway. New York;
William II. McDoel. Chicago; Charles Steel. New
York.
The eleventh annual report. COR the year ended
June co. 1905 which was read and approved. showed
total gross earnings OF S5.167,16O 13 compared
with S5sSS sol 81 for the preceding year total
senger earnings OF S1.S2S.s12 &c. compared with
ST. i32 s77 IT, and total freight earnings Of S.sS2.
500 ~ as compared with Sf.ls96s2 p for the pre-
cedlng year. The total operating expenses for the
year ended with last June shown to be
8. COS ASS "a as compared with si16S 45 g. The
earnings for the year ended last June were shown
To be G.1Ss 7O2 To- as compared with SsS2S.Il5 80
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

c-s.a Cahlss. Rio-Cofee market steady; No Z flo:
5sI-s exbanCe Is S-I6d clearences for Europe L-oVS
hsFE receipts 600 bags stock, $500 oass
GoFee market inactive No and santos n0l SIoe~'
-essfr;s Ss bags: stock 1,7e2eoe bags hanlours
coHse market opened unchanged At ? m was net ul
chsnged 10 = pfg higher; at n was net unehageo
80 q rfs higher sales 1900 bags HsTre-Oonee MAJ
= unchanged % !. franc higher; at $50 p m un-
cbsnre5- total sales y ooo bags
COTTOS-The cotton market soid al the llsns.e
--r ched since the low level OF September ou,s
ester5sys middle session but eased on later ao NLe
Ts iose was only 10 points net hlste
Ssles Rsre estimated 600 bales The IfaItAet
opeued steady al decline Of 70 points unoer lower
hes tbsr due favorable Manchester reports sooG
weather map. and reports that the West indian stoIl
fa6 uasse5 The decline was soon cnecseo.
however bv covering scattering bull support ana nuSls
~ csl soaIpers during the middle session me
up so1c for october and sIzc for
r u 10 q points higher and SO points above the re
lersl for talk Of stiner interior
better from Eastern spnners- A I-s
sye early buyers turn began realizs
short became heavier and tne falsel
Of ouite Sharply IN the half hour Some very 10"
offers early shipment the South ara reoIt, n
crcles said that these represent VI
isolated conditions rather than the general spot
which reported hardening The latter aoFlSe"
confirmed by the Official resor IN
ssrnK unchanged markets Lice higher at the seo
ing points Fall River stated thar
csy. There FIrnor around nlooay Appse51,tLs
On New Orleans, that Ihe west Inola.i
ttn-n has turned and again heading for ths COaS
tu- received Official confirmation =. -.
The range prices in the local
fofovE:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
IRON COMPANY ALL SOLD OUT.

birmingham. Ala. Sept 1s.-Anpouneement Is
made that one OF the largest iron maling com
panies IN the Birmingham district has Withdrawn
from the iron market. having sold UP on it's prob
able make for the rest OF the year This same
company win blow IN NTH furnace on the 2Stn
instant and week later its sixth iron maker
Because Of the anticipation OF better prices sons
OF the larger companies are holding back from
selling for next years delivery the sl4 rate sus-
gested last week not being consltered strong
enough from present indications
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
REFORM IN BANK EXAMINATIONS.
Controller Murray's Plan for Closer
Scrutiny of Loans.

washington Sept. 1e.-In order to work out
plan of close cooperation between the office OF
the Controller of the Currency, the bank exarni-
ners and the clearing house associations. Control
Ter Murray will ask the clearing house assocla-
tions to send committee TO Washington 10 con-
s,,It with him and the bank examiners In the large
cities He has also decided to establish office
in his bureau to which bank examiners will send
information of any unusual facts in connection
with loans this Office acting in sense as an IN
formation clearing house Bank examiners Who
NAV discover loans in unusual quantities will be
expected to apply to this office for Information as
to what other examiners have reported regarding
loans to the same concern. The Controller believes
this information will be of great assistance 10 him
in determining the value Of paper held by bank
under examination.
In speaking of the plaS, IT cooperation between
the department and the ti5arlpg houses Controller
Murray said:
clearing house association and assume certain mu-
tt,aI Obligations. Now, 1t seems to- that. In the
sociatons should be promptly informed by our ex-
an1iners of the existence of cause for alarm IN
associa ton II a bank which is a member of q
cea ring house association is indulgng in prac-
he Examiner OF this office discovers such practices
it seems to the clearing house ought to know 1t
2suaIiv assumes the burden of either carrying the
bank through the stress else liquida ting it out
right It therefore to TO be in the inter-
eef Of good administration for this Office promptly
to give such information to the clearing houses,
in view of the fact that they sometimes shoulder
on i the other hand the clearing house associa-
a3d, aodS q = eoGrse If Their examiners and Conditions
which are not known to this Office. the Controller
close and mutual cooperation in the interests of
careful and conservative banking methods
/ have not fully worked out the plan, but at the
time of the conference 1 will submit one for dis
cussion.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
BURDEN OF THE ONTARIO BANK.
Shareholders May Have to Pay an Extra
Liability of Over S700,000
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Toronto. Sept 16.-The shareholders of the On
tsrfo Bank were informed to-day that the total
deficit was 81 PSI e26 which absorbs the capital OF
81 500 COO and creates liability of s7sls26 In the
list of assets is stock worth at market quotations
s2s 600 This includes" said Mr.. Wood, the chair
man. $500 shares of common stock in the Mime
apolis & ST Louis Railway" He added that this
railway should never have been built. 1t was com
peting with roads long established and too strong
to be broken What is the stock worth now?
asked a shareholder I'VE have valued it at S2s
SHARE he said but it was bought at s1l5 The
bank was humbugged or feeced
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
MAY BE ABSORBED BY C. P.
Retirement of Counsel of Wisconsin Central
Starts Rumor
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Milwaukee Sept. 16-Defnte word has been re-
ceved by Milwaukee friends Of Thomas Gill that
he is about to leave the Wisconsin Central road.
The withdrawal of MIR. Gill is said by some 20
mean that the road will probably be absorbed by
some other railroad presumably the Canadian Pa
cidc which has its legal department, and
which probably would not take the Centrals
lawyers.
The Wisconsin Central had ordered five thousand
freight cars in anticipation Of heavy busnets and
the requirements Of its extension to Duluth and
Superior.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
PROSPERITY IN DETROIT.
Especially Marked in the Automobile Fac
tories-Many Men Needed.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Detroit Sept. 1s.--optinistie reports from large
manufacturing plants in all parts of Detroit ind-
cate that with coming of fall weather the bust
ness depression of last few months will rapidly
disappear. giving place to return TO normal con-
ditions.
The most enthusiastic men in Detroit to-day are
the officers of the various automobile companies
Scarcely an automobile factory but what is plan
ming either large increase IN its Factory 1orce OF
new building which will call for additional skilled
vrorknaen. About seven the usand additional men
will soon be needed oy Detroit automobile factories
alone.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
r,,repeANEAN RATE INcRsAsE

Perrin. Sept 1s-Representatives of the German
and italian steamship lines at a conference held
here to-day. decided to make an increase at once
>, s,o ,n, the rates between Mediterranean ports
ord New York An agreement number of
POINTS in dispute will be submitted to conference
of all the lines at the end of this month
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
Public Notices.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT An APPLIcA-
N riou will be made by THE LONG ISLAND RAIL
ROAD COMPANY 70 the Special Term OF the suprerns
Court held IN for the County OF ktElgs on the
18th day OF septenher 1aos at l0; 80 4 ~ S5r & Ses
OF NEW YORK as Trustee under the First Mortgags
OF the New York and Flushing Railroad Company, "a
place Of Peter Cooper Waiter BOVINE ana CcnAln
Brush. Trustees. deceased
August 21St. LtiS-
FFfES LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
George WYtngate General Solicitor 20 Nassau Street.
Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

seller Of May during the forenoon and recents again
exceeded snticpatons Cash the local market
closed as foows Mixed 2e to 30 n, SIC; natural white
e TO 81 10 aS0b5c. and CLIPPED white a2 to 40 NJ 55
SIC RYE-9srket 6ull No Western. SAC. nominal.
e6G7oc Buffalo. and feeding. ee1sc / New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17

G. +. KING
Fourth Floor. Journal Building.
Boston, Sept. Is, 1905
Local and long distance telephone Main
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