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New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
Notice of Summons.

C,J-PRESfEs COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK Wv
- YorZ County--The Sank PLAINTIFF. against Wolf
Messing Chares Berman. Henry Messinser Harry 5oN;
aUgusta Berk0wtz. National Lead COMPANY. NattonAl
Wal paper Company. Herman Furniture and PLUMBERS
cabinet Works William R WILCOX. as trustee n oank
rrTnrc for oscar A Weissner Charles morley Harod
NJ S6sIev Company. Robert Graves Com
s Wright George r Brown Utopia Land Company
IyfIa1S Oppenheim, The People Of the state of SeS
YORK W F. Electric Company. Morris t5oldt2set
paul Tkach Louis Bisefelt. Louis Rubin. Palrtc8
!oTscot barry Henry Nahrman samuel GooeWad.
.,T5a1tsron,' ehman. John Train. William Mooley.
80 names OF defendants Bielsfslt Bovsoachsr.
I'm Pos Lordersr. Barry Sahrnan. Goodwald Lehman
a1 ara Mooey being fictitious. CEristian names
,1InoV-u 70 plaintiff the said defendants being tan
ants or occupants the said premises Deteudants
summons. to fCreclcse nnorrgaSe
~ ne above named defendants You hereby sum
-oed 10 answer amended complaint n this action
COPY answer on the plaintiff .
within twenty DAYS after the service q this
sr11ons exclusive the day OF service and IN cass
tskn against default for the relief demanded IN
tbe amended complaint -.
Dated New York. December Soth. i9uS.
KOHN. PLAINTIFFS Attorney Once and Post
OfFce Address 1900 Fifth Avenue Borough q Man
haitian. New York City
To the defendant Augusta Berkowltz. The foregoing
.,n,ons Is BY publication pursuant %
cr7sr of Honorable " Gerard Justice OF the
Snrs,e Court OF Of New York dated the 9th
s ~ February 1909 and fled with the conlant IN ths
ofi-e ~ the Of the County of New York AZ ths
County Court in the Borough of Manhattan CRY
and state q New YORK - ooo
JFRONF- 4 KOFIN Fiainti'fs AttOrney Once and Pose
Once Address l4G0 FIFTH Avenue Borough % Nan
Nat-su. York Cttv-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

COTION-NOthfug developed in the cotton market
today to suggest any change IN the attitude OF the
general trade. which appears be that Of awaiting
new crop developments. The market opened STEADY
at decline Of . points advance OF / point,
decline ! . points. and closed quiet net un-
changed 10 3 points lower. The opening was about
al the cables. with near months relatively
while the market advanced during the morning
on covering. little further buying BY Liver
pool straGdle interests reports that the movement IN
The of organized short time IN Lancashire had
crop months the old theory that TWO large
c-ops Of cotton De picked in succession Later
prices of from 32Tc for May TO 93Oc for that
position from 9.15c for October 70 Stsc under
buyers. but steadied n few points
a. the close on renewed covering The weather news
was hardly q feature in the market 30 pFecipita-
viii clearing weather considered faFoTaple IN
the Eastern bet further showers would have been
beneficial in Texas The forecast was for geAeFHIly
partly cloudy weather IN both Eastern anu
Of the belt Ru1ors of easier South
err spot offerings circulating during the atter-
but there nothing definite along that me
and the spot markets officially reported were
Remaining holders OF spot cot
Ton fu the South show disposition
mills are independent buyers and brokers hnd It dhi
crlit to do business The weekly movement figures OF
the New York Cotton Exchange follow: Port re
ce!prs 9QG44 bales against 93.3s1 last year. over
land 10 1887 against 22.3Ho last
year; Southern mill taIinEs estimated $4,000 against
n 0An last wear. loss interior towns,
for week. 126. against 1602c9 last Total
crop movement: receipts S5G10S2 f+S deducted
receipts season. against I25+36i 'ast year overland
2 m Canada. 1.042.65I. against 'N2HsN iasf
year. Southern mill takings 1I42ooo. against l'at-
as year. stock interior towns iu excess of
Septenter 52s SEQ against 35a year. brought
p Saf sT1 last year crop movement is
respectively for COZ DAYS this season against 2o9
days last year.
The range Of contract prices local market day
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
MORE STEEL WAGES CUT
Rfpubfc Com pGny 4RnOunces 10
Per Cent Reduction.

,.rother Of the large independent steel conpanies
-, -epubc Iron ard Steel Company. announced
+srdav a reduction Of 10 per cent IN the wages
: +,e employees outside Of the amalgamated as
4s-ior 4 bout p Coz men viii be affected The
-.l-av-a-lra Steel Company the first to an
Lornce z reduction in wages, several weeks ago
= number OF other companies have made si1nt-
= announcements since. the reduction I'm each
&c amounting TO 10 per cent. It is generally ex-
.s5 I'm the trade that the United States Steel
F..-,orstiou viii follow suit, and it has been
5rted that II would make more drastic cut
- auv of the Independent concerns. All the
s-,c,isns so far announced are to take effect on
April l.
---e steel situation continues 10 go from had to
,~se and no Improvement is expected until after
80 tariff question has beer settled. Still lower
.,ss are predicted for certain finished steel
Ea5rcts among them wire products which, re
- ssv. yyiIl be cut sharply soon by the steel
1-.o-ation The railroads continue withhold
- orders for rails in the hope Of lower prices.
- what business Is being done is OF the hand
% mouth order
The belief exists II many quarters Of the trade
-. the rail manufacturers will not be able
.;rtaiil the price OF their product at SOS ton
,,cb longer in the face OF the sharp reductions in
al other steel products and the small amount of
t,,siress that is being done
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-Recepts to-day so sacks beans
and 925 sacks peas imports 9'99 bags beans IRON m
shade easier stocks have arrived freely Of late and
to tc EsTiaes are held about late but slow
sale and no more than peas sbs s pr
bush. 81 90 do fair TO good 81 S3a " a. q0 msalp am
PoFtsd g do msdp g. % s. 4 % 81 o29 20
80 4oaf 81 ao red Kidney choice 42iaGS2
to g0od go 81 2I@ .aG 81 90 eh6ee eo 81 o lima
safoTna n og choice s. 756S2 so PEAssoOtch bags
per oTiH Rec seI7 Pkss There
& faT hGnE Gnantained Good to choice grades also had
call sao6D, ST3 as not r au est Of Sed
cry fair attention and are quite hTIn: ou'
Fancy process about &c higher Factory and packing
N 81 s1G3iiSc do extras 3osc: do hrsts q 29c; do
DO aTds 3s &c DO hea a5 spsc's pee do
seconds 2s 24c: thirds 20@oic state dairy com
mon meas 80 p c! do htsts do seconds, 1ag
Sc do tsg@S acan 80 T. IL a Sc do thirds isai
inS stock No J. held. sa 1sltc; do No ., leal7c do
CHEEsE-Receipts to-day, ACT boxes All conditions
continue faDoTae.e baSers sg are very arm in their vews
and some Indifferent about offering at present prices
setusI chang few scattering surplus ots from
S6n6i,Sns S6h5T PS' Prevans h2esh' surplus
cheese IN 1ht tb sation here All the better grades
hrInly held but cheap sns $40" rond and
grades Of skins obtanable at about l0c sa saoe;
for white We quote: state. full cream specials.
169 17c. do large small coored or white. fancy,
fSs.c. DO good fine. 15tzc; do winter made. best
~ =, 10 good to prime 13 y n l41Ic do common to
fsir 1ea I3c: skins. y ID. specials 12',c; do
0I1AC; do fair TO good "a I SSs c. do
common 4 a SC: do full skins. ~ n3lac-
EGGs-Receipts to-day. 1927 cases Trading con
tinues fairly active and whatever surplaj Of stock
there is beyond trade needs is held very nrmly. The
rrrent advance Is sustained. Sales Change were
900 "a ses Kentucky frsts i92c - Michigan
a. o0i 200 cases 19c $50 cases Tennessee
rs;s al l9isc: 8oo cases Missouri 1o+c 1Ooo cases
10 at 2nc 100 Northern Ohio at zoe 800 cases
Tsnpessee 19c 100 cases Tennessee. seller
morrow at 1850: 500 cases Northern Illinois seller
March JgiLc. quote: State. PENNSYLVANIA and
sa,; selected white fancy o4c: choice. 81
S2c do brown and mixed fancy. 81 a 22c: do good to
cboire o0G 90iac; Westerg storage, packed, fancy,
o0i G. Western nrss 10 y n 20c Southern frsts l9Ac
seconds thirds 1siac; dirties. l1l9 a Is 55c'
checks 1914 q I7sac. duck eggs 2s@35c: goose eggs
c. n 5ac. -. - -.s.-...
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 26.-CATTLE receipts estimated LOO
head market 15a25c higher steers. S5$I % cows y
ass IS. helfers 81 25a6 bulls 50 I5qS5 p; calves - %
ass a.: sockers feeders, So 30qS5 40 IiOtStte
ceips estimated 1900 head market ioal3c z aishe
choice heavy shipping STGS7 TO- butchers, go s9ls.
light mixed Sc 7oas6 s5: choice light 50 sSa ~ 20
nsrkng Sc I5aS6 so. pigs So 25dS6 40 bulk OF saes
ss s59SI O5 SHEEP-Receipts (estimatedl. 5000 head
market 15a25c higher S3d$6 6o lambs S'a$o 20
yearlings S6G$T 35. 200 ta.a.
Cincinnati March 26-HoGs-Reeeipts Tsp S, hssG'
active and strong 5GI0c higher; butchers ana shPpeI
81 20. common 81 5oG$6 30 CATTlERssesei5P 51 80
head steady: good, shippers s. ooGSo - con-
mon 81 T5GS8 75. sHEEP-Receipts 7o2 head steady
- 81 aIaia Mancb 20 CNTTI.E-Receipts 100 head
.+ead,,. primo steers So 50I$6 70 VEALs--tece&pts Pts
900 head. active and steady. HOGS -ReCelpts o-ouo
head active pigs steady others loqi5c hisas s
e o-GsT as mixed. 81 20dS7 30: workers. 80 ,94Nt -
Gsi-es So 75gST 20 SHEEP AND LAMBS -KecelISs iE I
6 400 head active IS sheep ,t,; stsaTy s4gSS7 50
Kansas city. March % 6-CATTIE--ttecelptts,, l'SuV
r.ad including 200 Southerns: market steauy CHo'Se
t nd dressed beef S6S6 10; FAR 10 good 500
v+Hserp steers S5d$6 stockers ana feece;s - 30
ass fo Southern steers 81 5o@$ 10 s9atneh - E
go * native cows 50 l0ds5 GO; naive hsdtes - 9p
hulIs 81 2Oa$4 SO; calves. IS 'o4S oo e
Rerepts 10000 head market &c signss ss az op S & o s5
cbsYs So 65g$6 co. light, Sc ss9$e So pigs sogSo eO
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
FgAzlN 6 oPPENHEIM SCHEDULES.

schedules fled yesterday in the United States Dis
IL, court by Frazin & Oppenheim, shoe dealers.
having stores IN this city, Chicago and Philadel-
s show liabilities of 81 122 43I o9, with assets Of
yo414a-o Gf tie liabilities. claims aggregating
IN IS g are unsecured The assets include real
estate worth S3o0Jo: cash hand. S25Ss S5: stock
in rrsde S7sea3 81. machinery and tools. $1Sl56 g.
snd debts due open accounts. Sl6.495 ..
Tie principal creditors are Freedman Brothers
,-or7pauv Ne. So Broadway. S2S,7S. Common
wealth Shoe and Leather Company. Boston, So 9S6
sslbv Shoe Company. Portsmouth. Ohio. S467Sl;
george e. snow Company. SrocHton. Mass. S56.I52'
NedIar- Holmes Company. Philadelphia. S2S 212,
Trave-s-CoJon Shoe Company, PEABODY, Mass,
s 1s2. Wichert & Gardine-. Brooklyn. S2s476. The
New York World" Park Row. New York City.
ssg14 g: " Il. McElwsin Company. Boston. $50.
1Sa: Rice & Hutchins. Boston. s615Ss %; Second
National Bank, Fifth avenue and 2sth street,
sAgsF
The real estate mentioned in the assets consists
Of property in Chicago No 34S3 Dearborn street
Ncs SsS and S2G5 Wentworth avenue and No. $3.50
State street. The total value Of the stock and
fixtures ir the New York Chicago and Philadelphia
stores Is estimated at Ss65.059 IS.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
Cash QuOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


New York March p. 1909,
tOFEEE-There was TO business cf consequence
In the coffee market to-day for the day being only
500 taEs but showed continued hmness and the
market closed advance 5Gl5 points. The
opening unchanged points higher. response
TO higher European markets. and Notwithstanding the
oulness Of trade prices continued improve the
strength OF the situation rather than
uClar leaning Of speculative sentiment The small Bra
lillian receipts compared with large warehouse deliveries
TO be exercising influence the than
any view to the OF import duty agitation.
whatever the situation has
ateG which greatly in OF holders. Today's
CuTtaed by holidays in Brazil. which
vented any dispatches from the primary markets New
York warehouse deliveries reported for Weunesiay
light. but the outward probably in
teTfere1 1t known that there
sti shipments pending the interior partly
from supplies which afoat for this port Ths
better grades offered sparngy.
indeed. appreciatng IN value the difference be
tween them and Rio Ts showing tendency to broaden
again whereas during the late winter the low grade
Rio Coffees relatively iTm The market FOR spot
coee ouic; but firm, with quotations on the basis
SIC for RIO No =
range prices IN tho local market to-day
was follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
Public Notices.
THE CITY OF NEW YORK
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESS
MENTS MAIN OFFICE, BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN HALL OF RECORDS

4h6 III i VI new 4OfNn-
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESS
MEINTs. MAIN OFFICE, BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN HALL OF RECORDS
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. as required
kooks called The Annual Record Of the A.
scssed Valuation OF Real and Personal Estate
OF the Boroughs OF Manhattan, The Bronx,
Brooklyn. Queens and Richmond oomprislnS
tho City OF New York. will be open for public
inspection. examination and correction On the
second Monday OF January. and will remain
spen 70 and including the Slst day OF March.
During the time that the books are open for
public inspection. application may be made oy
any person S Or eorPosasion elains 20 70
personal estate 10 have the same corrected.
In the Borough OF Manhattan at the Main
Or1ics OF the Department OF Taxes and AssesS-
ments No. 81 Chambers Street. Hail Of Rec
ords.
In the Borough Of The Bronx at the office
OF the Department. Municipal Building. 177th
Street and Sd Avenue
In the Borough Of Brooklyn, AT the Office OF
tho Department. Municipal Building
In the Borough OF Queeus, at the office Of
the Department Hsckett Building. Jackson
Avenue and Fifth Street Long Island City
In the Borough OF Richmond. at the office
OF the Department. Borough Hall. New
Applications for the reduction of real estate
assessments must De in writing and Should Be
Applications for ;he correction Of the per
sonal assessments Of corporations must es
Application in relation to the assessed valua-
person assessed AT the office Of the Depart
nsnt IN the Borough whsre such person re-
sides and in case Of a nonresident carrying
on business IN the City Of New York at the
office Of the Department IN the Borough
where such place Of business is located b.
tween the hours % 10 A NJ and P M.
capt Saturday when all applications rnusx
Be made between 10 A NJ and - noon
LAWSON PURDY President
FRANK RAYMOND.
JAMES J. FULLY,
CHARLES PUTZEL.
HUGH HASTINGS.
CHARLES = MCCORMACK
JOHN ] HALIsERAN
Commissioners Of Taxes and AS5sSsIortA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
EUROPEAN PRopUcE Market

Liverpool. March 26-Closng: wHEAT-Spot steady;
No ? red Western winter. S. 4ed futures hrm: May
nrm new American mixed. 5s lo+d' futures dull
March nominal: Mav is 9l4d- PEAS-CaEadian hTm
IS sl-d FLOUR-Winter patents strong: 32s HOPS
In London Pacific COAST firm q 5sats3 BE-EFE.xtTa
India mess dull: 1895 Cd PORK-Prime mess. Western
dull: T5s HAMs-Short cut Il TO IS b. steady ASS Cd
BACON-Cumberland cut IS TO 80 ID. firm. 4Ss: short
rib q H. firm. 4aS I'd: long clear middies. light
2S 81 H. firm 49s Cd long clear iddies heavy S 70
clear backs. Is 20 10. firm. 49s
Sd; clear bellies II 16 H. stes1y sis Sd SHOUL-
DI,RS-Sduare IL i3 10. steady, 42s Cd. LARD
Prime Western. tiegces steady 31s Sd: American
fired. in pals firm SIS Cd. EESE-Canadian. finest
white firm 62s Cd; Canadian finest colored firm 65s Cd
Tanow-Prme city steady; 2ss TtaRPENTIN NE--spir-
Its firm, 26s cd ROSIN-Common firm: SIS lad. Pc
TRoLEUM Refined steady; T%d. !LNsEED OIL
Steady: 22S
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
k14nso

cotton Exchange srcc.a LIveruoo cables: Spot cotton
All. sales bales; speculation and EXPORT. Dr.
American coo imports. GOO; American Z.0o' no MI.
9. ,,+ispd o44 Futures opened quiet at l12 points
rIoesd sui a decline Of 2dZi7 polh's-
NFa--b March Arril and April-MGT. 4Sed; May-Juhe
=. TyneJuv July-AuEust. 4!t217d: AueS
ec,rier ,snd. Ser1cmher- October. 4SSd October
ecI.Gs N0verlf4r December ann Dece1,LS-f-
y-,,r,, e5t.d- Jsnuar -Fehr'ary, 4sod adahches'e
warns dull bat stesdv, cloths du''-
t1oTR sND yEaI-1'here were indcat tons o. a
f,tfor Irquirv for -four YESTERDAY SireS III NV e.
80, rcTe falr and Included good percentage OF FNan
saE grades Prices quotahly unchshge" aI
L-ts pva doiT was unchanged. with moderate Jpo-
hing t-ade The following prices quoted on
yoTl FroI,lce Exchange: Spring patents - nofISe
-irrer sraiebs s. winter patents. - 'aSo
srrz clears - 4gaS4 -: extra No winter - ,toP
a.. extra No SisfS4 20: Kansas st..4s,S
& g5as5 A. RIrCKWHEAT FLOUR-Market quiet S-@
s. ~ rer 100 =, RYE FIOUR-Steady Qugled: i an
"a goo5 s. 256s4 fancy. - a1gS+ - toN-
sff,AI,-C)uct Quoted: Kiln dried, 5" ]"4SS - tSA9
sFEkT- Sfeadv Quoted: Fine white and yellow, 81 %
as c0; coarse J0dS1 70. FEEIo-Western. barely
etaaly. ctv barely steady Quoted: Western spring.
s27 "a standard middlng S23 90 hour do 50 30: red
dog $40 75 cty bulk S27 % sacks InlddlinE
seGaS28 ~ $50 a. all March shipment hon'iny
ciion s26 20 bulk. s27 20 sacks Oilmeal. S3S
GRAIN-WHEAT-There was a strong uoturu in the
wheat market to-day. based light ATEentihe ana
Australian shipments stronger English cables and
traee Prices advanced steadily mp 10 the
last hair hour. when profits taken causing mod
although last prices were still y q sc
above the previous night. According 20 Broonhal
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
Proposals.

DRoPosALs FOR MAHOGANY FURN1TURE--
Depot Quarterrnaster's ONCE, Whitehall Street. New
York city. March 20 l9oe-seaied proposals IN ripl
here until two O'Clock p. NJ, April 20 1909 and then
opened for manufacturing and delivering 70 the Quarter
Department, L. ). Army, 200 Chests OF
Drawers: 2660 Book Cases: 26oo PsrIor Tables. and
Library Chairs These quantities subject 70
Increase decrease Of twenty (2O per cent desired
accept any proposals any part thereof Prefer
ence given articles Of domestic manufacture
conditions Of quality and price dncluding in the price
OF foreign manufactures the duty hereon being equal
Standard be and blanks for proposals
and full information viii be furnished upon application
endorsed Proposals for Mahogany Furniture. be
opened April 20. 1909" Col. WM. s. PATTEN, Depot
Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

only $4,000 bushels shipped from the Argen-
tine Of 100000 bushels from the previous
LOO 00G bushels compared Win IHe
time The Argentine visible supply urOPpeL
20 920 bushels compared with 4,4SOGuo DusheIs
e week ago and 6i76.00O bushels last From AUS
tralfa 5a2 bushels shipped representing a
responding the Liverpool market closed q = q nt
higher Berlin &C above Thursdays close IN ~,
political outlook, quoted 4t1c lower than
day. Activity among exporters resulted IN salsS
about 81 loads. mainly at Duluth From an paLs ..
the Southwest complaints OF light faT N ressi
were heard. while authorities, Including the
Issued unfavorable reports resaTdls
progress of winter wheat The weather OUTLOOK.
means unanimous the side Of crop damage ne
primary consisted Of 100000 bushels com
small Australian shipments II figured tna W. ~
exports for the week would not be over o.SoV,VuV
bushels compared with II S2s. 600 bushels week ago
Tho local cash market closed as follows 40 tec;
81 IA a 81 26lz elevator and 81 26S anoat' 40
Northern Duluth. 81 26l9. and No hare "lI.@a, Lc
s. 24l4 o CORN-Under commission houSe
selling larger country acceptances and faVorahie
weather through West, was easier especl
during afternoon. and last prices showed abou
ing only bushels interior points. coIIpaIsu
with a3 bushels year. while but 133 cars were
expected Chicago saturday Inc LiverpooL
ket closed higher. No corn here was duoteo
nominal in elevator and sold at i3Stc Q
No white nominal. and No yellow iS++c o
a OATS-There further selling OF oats on
favorable early seeding, which suggested
large Cash oats here closed as IoI-
lows. Mixed % TO 50 III 56}s 81 natural white
81 n Gle. RYE-Market quiet No Western SIC noTnl-
nal Z o b New York. BARLEY-MaTket steady' ma
New York Wheat Cincuding -FOUR exports FOR the
week according BradstTeets. aggregate 2o30; 10
bushels against S64013 last week and 22B396+ tast
year: 146 100 207 bushels. against 49,
547 0a3 last for the week iSo iSf
bushels against sos 2S5 week and S451Z3 lsst
since July /. 23.74O3G6 bushels against 4lSS-
last
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIssARY. Z. 5. ARMY.
1 2o Whitehall Street New York City, n. Y March
25 1sO9-sealed proposals in duplicate for furnishing
subsistence in this city such
times as NAV be required by the L. s Government,
or before May 81 1909 in accordance with the specifa
lions and JconditIons Circular No 4. War
fIenartnent Once Commissary General. Washing
- March a7 1905 will be once until
10 O'Clock April ., 1909 information furnished
-, aDnIicatiou. Envelopes containing bids should be
arLs5 proposals Subsistence Stores April
& 1909" and addressed A L SMITH. Colonel. A c
:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

The local market spot cotton quiet and ln
middlins upland and b!s5c for mid
tful( Delivered 2lg bales SoutheTIi
suot markets telegrsphed follows Mobile quiet
and unchanged 93sc: 200 bales Savannah quiet
and 11cfar a lice: sales 44S hales Charleston
quiet and unchanged Dc Norfolk quiet and unchanged
e. q : lCc sales JOS bales. Baltimore nominal and IN
changed 90 Augusta steady and unchanged ~ 90
sales s2G lales. 81. Louis quiet and unchanged AZ
IA ssros 40 bsles Little quiet and unchanged
~ sc Houston unchanged at 5lbc; sales
bsIes dun and unchanged at 57sc oseW
Orleans unchanged at 5l6,: sales 425 oaIer
unchanged at &c Memphis steady
and unchanged g@sc. sales 200 bales Estimated re
Saturday: Al Galveston from
100 70 200 bales against Sn24 last week ana o. ~ as
Orleans. from 200 70 I-Vp bhes' asHiiS'
4nS last and 2 100 last year.
onparatve cotton statement for the week ended Fri
49,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
A ADVERTISEMENTS

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND
~ The Tribune received al
1864 Broadway. between 36tt
O'Clock o. IN. Advertisement
branch offices at regular ONCE
viz. 20 sth ave. s. ?. cor.
18th st: 104 East 14th st ;
18th and Sth aves. 263 West
Sd ave. near 61st St; lIOS
East l25th St: T56 fremont
American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ETC--GoVEFsN-
L Printing Office, Washington D C Feoruary 70
Will received at this once until
O'clock D. NJ MONDAY. APRIL 12 1903. for furnishing
plumbing and electric sup
plies lumber for the use Of the GoverInent PRINTING
S4re during the fiscal year ending June 80 1910 The
tight 10 reject and all bids and 70 waive defects IS
reserved Detailed schedules OF the stationery fve zee
reored accompanied blank proposals. and giving
which bidders must comply may 6s
this Office. SAM L B DONNELLf.
IoufJt
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

sHEEP-Reccipts 1000 bead. market steady. lambs.
So 256SI T5 yearnEs. SGaS7 20: ewes, 81 T5dS5 50;
stockers and feeders, So 5OIS5 -.
Toledo. March 6-CLONERSEED-Cash IS 40:
March. So 40; April. S. So October. s. %; No =.
81 2Ti- No 2 So H.. rejected S5 02i%. S4 so.
TIMOTHY. prime 81 so ALSIKE. prime, IS 40
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

T1ROPosAIs FOR CLOTHING & EQUIPAGE. DEPOT
4 C)uarterrnaster's Office 80 Whitehall St New York
CITY March 1eOe.SeaIed proposals in trtpeate vii
he received here until o'clock P. N. March 30 1909
and then opened. furnishing 400 pairs Buckskin
S.annflets 5000 pairs Gymnasium Shoes. 300 Music
Pouches and G5OOO pairs Canvas Leggns The right is
all proposals or any
part thereof Preference will be given 70 articles OF do
Irestc manufacture Blanks for proposals and tuH IN
Formation will furnished application az this
once Envelopes containing proposals be endorsed
rnnosas for Clothing Equipage 10 be opened March
30 1904" and Sadressed 10 Col WM 5 PATIEN Depot
Quar- mas
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown once. No.
81. and 3TJh ST. until 3
received at the following
rates until s o clock p m.
23d ST; ; 153 9Th ave, cor
25T West 42d 81. between
18th ST IO35 Sd ava; 1926
st ave. near seth str 49,
ave ESQ Sd ave. and any
,fhce.