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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-02-20
Baraga, Mich, April 80, 1908.

Baraga, Mich, April 30, 1908.
An adjourned meeting of the Village
Council was held, called to order by the
President John Funke.
Present Cote, Kenefck, Ibbottson,
Getzen, Mcmillan, Nesbitt. Absent
None. n
The following Liquor dealers bonds
were approved:
Oliver Dahlstrom, principal, Henry
Anderson and Arvid Johnson, sureties.
jerry Greenleaf, principal, Arcade
Bohmier and Thefil Richard, sureties.
Chas. Drake, principal. Peter Fisher
and Max Mahoskey. sureties.
Peter Demgen, principal, Leander
4Amesse and Fred Lamont, sureties.
Druggist E. i. Real, principal, Ben
Coil and Joseph Bellair, sureties.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
JAMES MCMAHON, Clerk.
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Barsga, Mich. Aug. 8. 1908.

Barags, Mich, Aug. Q, 1908.
A regular meeting Of the Village
Council was held, called to order by
the president, John Funke.
Present Cote, Getzen. Ibbottson,
Kenefick.
Records Of meeting Of June 4 and
July 6 were approved.
A petition signed by Victor Reed and
20 other residents, praying that side
walks be built at west side Of Lot 8 in
Block 8 in Nester's addition to the vii
lage, distance lbs IT,, was received.
Motion of Ibbottson. supported by
Cote, that the street committee attend
to building of sidewalk and charge of
same be assessed against the property
abbuting it, on the assessment roll of
1909.
oEoE Nauo-Nnna
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Baraga, Mich, May 10, 1908.
A special meeting Of the Village
Council was held called to order BY the
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Mcmillan, Nesbitt. Nays-None.
Motion of Nesbitt, supported by
Cote, that the president appoint two
qualified freeholders as Board of Re-
view.
Ayes-Cote, Ibbottson, Kenefick,
Mcmillan, Nesbitt. Nays-None.
The President appointed Messrs H.
Nesbitt and Nelson Cote as members of
the Board of Review.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
JAMES MCMAHON, Clerk.
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Cote, that the street committee look
over the two boilers owned by the Bar
aga Lumber Co. plant, with view to
purchasing same, providing they prove
satisfactory in the option of the COM
mittee, for use rs culverts under Lyon
street.
Ayes-All.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
JAMES MCMAHON, Clerk.
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Ayes-Cote, Getzen, Ibbottson, Ken
efick. Nays-M Carried.
On motion of Mcmillan, supported by
Cote, that the extension of 80 days
from Sept. 6 be granted treasurer for
collection of taxes.
Ayes-Cote, Getzen, Ibbotison, Ken
efick, Mcmillan. Nays-None.
Report of committee that examined
Baraga Lumber Co. boilers for culvert
purposes: Agreement, Baraga Lumber
Co. will place boilers on the ground fit
ted for use, the village to pay one hun
dred twenty five dollars for same.
Ayes-Cote, Getzen, Ibbottson, Ken.
efck, Mcmillan. Nays-None.
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Baraga, Mich, July 2, 1903.

Baraga, Mich, July 2, 1903.
A regular meeting Of the Village
Council was called to order by the
president, John Funke.
Present-Cote, Ibbottson. Absent
Getzcn, Kenefick, Mcmillan, Nesbitt.
No quorum. Meeting adjourned un-
til July 9th, p. m.
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Ayes Cote, Getzen. Ibbottson, Kel
efck, Nesbitt. Nays-None.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
JAMES MCMAHON, Clerk.
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July 6. 1908. 8 D. m.

A regular adjourned meeting of the
Village Council was held, called to or
der by the president, John Funke.
Present-Cote, Getzen, Ibbottson,
Kenefick, Nesbitt. Absent-McMillan
The assessment roll of the village of
Baraga was reviewed by the Council
and certified to the assessor: 81. $50. 25
General tax; $91.8l Special Sidewalk
Ayes Cote, Getzen, Ibbottson, Ken
efick, Nesbitt. Nays-None.
The clerk was authorized to CORES
pond with James J. Byers with view to
securing right-of-way for street through
his property on the east side of Block
C., Lot A, along the north side of prop
erty owned in Block C by John Cochran.
Ayek-All
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Ayes-Cote, Getzen, Ibbottson, Nc
MILAN, Nesbitt. Nays-None.
The committee on Streets and Alleys
and Sidewalks and Bridges were in
structed to repair culvert under Lyon
street on the schoolhouse creek.
Ayes-All.
Motion of Getzen, supported by Nc
MILAN, that the Nesbitt proposal be
accepted az follows:
He to lay two hundred feet of water
pipe, coupled with fittings from end of
water main at State street for 75c per
lineal foot, including price of pipe.
Ayes Cote, Getzen, lbbOttson, Mes
bitt. Nays-None.
Resolved, that $50 be set aside for
Park purposes, to be. used by the Fire
department for erecting seats and plat
forms on the village property north of
the Lighthouse road.
Ayes Cote, Getzen, Ibbottson, Nc
MILAN, Nesbitt. Nays-None.
JAMES MCMAHON, Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAS Receipts to;day- % bag. bean.
white beans are eeets ma t 80 arc ti m gos o
lose Rsfb ne ooi IN o1e5 bs eA iih s
Of town trade bgt there pressure 70 sch and weak
is been = 5Oq - Co. shippers terms calf
1ornia lima rather easy scotch peas slow ana weak
81 go DO air 70 good 81 6g2 50; medium choice 81 80
81 90 90 common good - l0aS2 90 90 pea choice
good S2as 10: white kidney choice s. 75aS2 50: do
70 good s2as2 90; black turtle soup Ghoies
sca LSgsI n I'M bush 81 g5 ''@T' FfA'
BUITEK- receipts today. 4.354 phes with short.
lightly supplied With fancy creamery Prices in eoRse
hrneg dian for a GAY or Two past. Quotations cover
sec6nGs have SccSmulaitd ali The week and there
enough urgency 70 sell 70 give buyers considerable ad-
trseag inPoftant demand Process factory packing
Creamery, spseai5 per ~ a20.e: 90 extra lse
2ie state dairy tubs finest 27.q2sc do good 10 choice.
s.e 90 e0S 9a 2 li 30 nsis 2gaS4c; Western
30 secands google: packing stock. No = 2Oa2Ose' DO
fun cream cheese continues fairly active though hardly
ere carrying over more or less surplus The general
Sitons however continue fagora21le 1 ,y Pii I5
and tbs position Is generally regarded as healthy with
fancy fun 5c but especially attractive
lots that cost hsh ia country 10 be stored
owing 70 the inability Of realizing a ponL skins also
taiIy active ana na i9E an glSGsS put sIsap sS7
sSarSe ane 1,us NOR s man s nS,n1 tsfISo sie
We quote: state. fun cream. specials, l5lsqlGhc: DO
small. and white colorcd, lJC;
do good 20 prime. i4al4he; 10 common fair 20
i3Lc: skins. Ia ~ specials l23ec; iliso.
lar 70 good, 3kUlic; do common. 6ls4Saci DO sul
skins AlsQ0c.
EGfs-Reccpts to-day. 1925 cases. The quality Of
the receipts continues very largely defective and arse
s ~ All ana BEING ied with badly heated ana batehed
eggs All the lower grades pressed for sale
ana Irregular prices, while eggs scarce,
ana nrm. We quote State. Pennsylvania and nearby.
hoilner whites 30G34c; do gathered whites 2GH3Oc
hsnnery browns .sa8e; DO gathered browns. 24q2sc:
ouds 2OQ2lc inferior l4Nl0c; diriies canded lsG2Oo;
uncandled lGai9c; checks. fair prime l56I7c
fgeTaiOT early packed good 20 fancy. 24sG251sc; do
packed. .2i24c.
TRIIIs-FRESH--App plenty and weaker.
Pears steady Peaches dragging AZ prices Piums
much larger supply, but selling fairly we'll Grapes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
VANDERBILT DENIES RUMORS.

A rumOr that the resignation OF Frank A. vander-
lip president of the National City Bank had been
demanded by the controlling interests OF the insti
tuition circulated In the inancials district yes
terday afternoon, but denied by Mr.. Wander
lip il called TO his attention. Tbs
report that the Standard OIL crowd after
Mr.. Vanderlp's scalp because he had disclosed 20
Mr.. Hartman, while the latter still IA Europe
a scheme they had TO bring out IN his absence a
plan for the segregation OF the Union Paeifc's
sets
Mr.. VanderIip's tip. 1t said. had caused Mr..
Hartman to hurry back to this country. where his
denial that any melon cutting in prospect
had brought about big slump IN the stock market
and consequent heavy loss to the Standard OIL
crowd who We're said to have had heavy commit
ments on the long side of the market.
Mr.. Vanderlip appeared TO be more amused than
annoyed at the story. which he said absolutely
without foundation and too ridiculous TO talk about
This must be the silly season. he added, when
asked to account for the rumor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, August %. 1909
cOFFEE-The coffee market steady to-day.
ssssilv months. which reflected the absence
Tnoices covering OF shorts, while. during the late
s-ssng the positions somewhat lower
s~str trade selling presumably in the way OF hecg!uE-
Re market closed steady points lower 70 10 points
tsher sales including about 1900 BAGS o. switches,
Sssgatea 20 500 bags The market opened steady a.
rsshSrged prices advance Of points in response
~ Partial advance OF > franc in the French market
"a re relative stea6iness 81 Brazil uotwitstandlg the
80 a. specuatiV support and the continued heavy
rs,rts The Rio market unchanged but Santos was
81 higher keeping private cables of tie
f-sTious DAY and while receipts fell under the figures
the corresponding cay in the big crop wear when the
-s-enent Just beginning 70 expand rapidly. hey
largely excess Of last year, the figures beng
rod bags against 10000 last year and 10000 tn 1906
in excess Of 1905 ana con-
,ss fne weather IN all districts OF sac Paulo Is cacu
frd 70 encourage shipments 70 the ports New York
vI-esouSe deliveries Thursday were 10 SO bags.
ksslnst 1881 last year The market for spot Gomez
vas steady. with quotations the basis % satc for Rio
Ihs snrs prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28

Sc %; common. s2gss so. HoG-Receipts $500 head:
steady DC lower; butchers and shippers. IS 5@SS 2O
common. 81 5OG$T As. SHEEP-Receipts. $500 head;
steady. $2GSi 80. LAMBS-Steady. 81 50dS7 IS.
East Buffalo. Aug. observation-disclosures. lbs head;
slow and unchanged; prime steers Sc 50GS6 So VEAL
Receipts 1000 head active 2Jc lower S6G6 20. $40
HOGSReceipts. aS0O head fairly active 10Q25c ower
heavy 50 4OQSS 5O mixed IS S0QSS 40; Workers. 81 $50
IS 30 pigs 81 1887 co. rOughs So s5dS7 49, stays. S6
Sc %; dairies and grassers. 81 75GS % SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Recepts. COCO head: sheep active and steady
zoe lower lambs. S5q$S: yearlings. IS ESQ
IS so: lambs closing 25c lower.
Kansas City. Aug. 27.-CATTLE-Receipts 2. 400 head.
including Souherns market steady to weak: choice
export beef steers SO 5OS1 sO fair 20 good
5O0S3 IS sOgS6 5O stockers and
1885 so: Southern steers S3s4 b0 southern
COVE 81 25dS4; s. 1884 40 native hefers
50 5OlDS5 balls 50 5OQs3 4O calves, So 5oQT I5 HOGS
Receipts head market strong to &c higher: top
81 a5 bulk Of 81 T0gSI 90; heavy 81 6sgSI So
hackers and butchers 81 TOQS7 05; light 81 ooS7 eO pigs
IS SOFAS! Is sHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head; market
STEADY; lambs. 50 756S7 90, yearlings "a toq$9 20
wethers 81 2Q$5; ewes S4G$4 75 stockers and feeders
So 25a$5 Is. c,rr,r
Upon stock Yards. Pittsburg Aug: 2G.CATI IL e.
supply light: market steady: choice, 50 4O@ 50 90
prime s66S8 80 SHEEP-Supply fair; market steaoy;
prime wethers 81 $50 81 rs: culls and common 81 o1S'
Sc: lambs 81 5Om 81 60 VEAL CALVES, IS 0oWsS o.
HOGS-supply fair; market slow: prime heaviesJ me
uns and heavy Workers. IS so; light workers. 30 lVm
IS 10; pigs 81 SIS IS 10: roughs So so 81 %, -.
Toledo. Aug 27.-CLOVEFlSrED-Cash, 81 l2f2' 0eto
her, 81 42ls; December 81 37ls; March, g Ss II9L-
oTiTT-Prine 81 SO. ALsIKE-PriEne. 81 So October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28

ported 70 be eth offering literally there was
sear expressed that these offerings would
M4e Broohall made Argentine shipments the week
e y DusheIs compared with $4,000 bushels the
PeN-ous week and $4,000 bushels Estimates
tor words shipments using Bradstreets figures.
$4,000 bushels compared with lO1l2OOO bushels a
week ago The Modem Miller a little bull
is Fears were not altogether satisfied Northwest
receIis which have not been increasing fast
ted me arr1ya to-day being 29 cars, AIRED with
bushels. or about 100000 bushels less than the
responding day last year only Chicago receipts
SATURDAY Cash wheat In New York closed follows:
No red 81 o5l4 elevator and 81 109s ahoat No
( o b aAoat. both nominal CORN-It was weather
market IN corn up q midday when traders stopped ss-
and tried 10 replace theiRcon i response 70 the strong
uptuin In wheat Prices responded quite readily ana
curing the afternoon the market had nrTn unaert9ae
prices about top the day. Some Of the late buying
was also based reports Of hot winds IN kansas The
forecast suggested showers IN Illinois Indiana missouri
Iowa and Nebraska thus covering the drouth district
pretty well although there nothing on tne map 10
indicate general rain in the SouthAyes ne LNe
pool closed SD lower No mixed corn In
the local easier the basis OF "a s asked IN
elevator 7Se asked delivered No corn $50
generally firm all day on good commission 4oSS suPpoS
OF the late positions. both December ana May oels up
to at Chicago. 81 cars over the estimate
New cash oats in New York steady and unchaiged
cIipree white la47c RYD-Market quiet: New No =
western 76c nominal New York. BAfti-EY-,99lat-
IA $500; reTorfed wheat and -four cearances for the
week az 29SA 543 bushels. compared Win -oSIo pIs
els last week and bushels last year since July
domestic wheat and -four exports nave oen AssO%o@Ut
bushels compared with Is Se .S5 bushels ior he cor
responding year MSeky OF Solh MSI
COS bushels. against less bushels ast wSeS sna
been 7sS sac bushels compared with 43i642 bushels
Year AGO. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug. 2T-ExceIent demand for cash
wheat here and in the Northwest inspired a ively
buying demand for the options in the wheat market
to-day, resulting In a material rally. Closing hg-
ures showed net gains Of 1c to 112c. Coarse grain
and provisions also closed strong.
Decided strength developed in wheat following
slight weakness at the start, due TO declines at
the principal European grain centres. Congestion
IN the September delivery and an incidental bulge
OF 115o I'm the price OF that option feature
of the first hours trading. Sentiment was unde-
nably bullish nearly all day, and prices at the
vator interest was again an aggressive bidder for
the September option
Complaints OF serious damage TO the corn crop
In Nebraska by hot winds brought out a lively de-
mand for corn by shorts. Prices at the close were
sc 70 sc higher.
The bulge in September wheat prompted liberal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
prices in the local market to-day

C0TrON-The cotton market made a very steady
eEng today further reports OF crop deterioration
tIish rumors regarding conditions figures claims ~
f-fror1ag trade conditions abroad ard renewal OF
rcsete bun support. The close was very STEADY AZ
advance % "a l3 points. active mcahs being gener
tly s 10 Il points higher. Tie market opened
rady decline OF poats 10 advance Of points
fss months being relatively easy GIVING 10 reports that
o. tO-day's late selling against cheaper spot
esrngs from Texas, while The latter months were
Il, and the whole list sold up 70 net advance
points on the bullish crop and trade news. This
s followed by slight ctiol, but after very quiet
r-t session the market became slightly more active
a. decidedly nrmor in the afternoon ruInogs q
Mrclal GtnneTs report. closing within point two
ne top No important precipitation was reported our
- p.eceeeng rwentyfour hours in the Southwest but
~ posting OF storm warnings along the Gulf owing
kt storm blowing northwest aroused apprehension
r1ng rs severity should 81 work inland A co-piia
iz1i the crop OF the ceronas a very favorable
l-cl. but wire reports rendered during the last day
NO have somewhat modified this showing. while a.
~ rVnoreo during the afternoon that the National
ss els IL Is said thai The hs1Tes a tire
u ttporing corporation point q yield 81 less than
IsO bales southern spc1 Varkets officially reported
X we're generally unchane~d Superintendent kings
"a 4ainst Il SO bales last overland 20 mils
a. -raoa- A.lS2 bales against CSC hales
h- mill taEinGs festlnatedl. 10000 bales.
- Aies last year gain Il stocks E.terior towns
n week, sss4i bales. against e3O61 bales !ast year
~ nogemen-Port receipts. 3.9ss. l8o 1ale. against
tt.h bales last year; overland 10 mills and Cauada
4eD bales aEainsf SIS .023 bales year Southern
a. STOCK a. interior towns IN excess September
loA, against 3o.3il last year brought
~ G season lSsllSSO hales. against i. al aC3
s.se The total crop movement Is for 361 DAVIS this
fstA agAinsf 3G3 Gays last
ne rsnge a contract prices IN the local market
tly vts az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28

oesl market for sgot couou quiet un-hauros
se Tor lnidduug upland. Sales for consumption 800
oel"ered contract. 800 bales Southern spot
80 - were ieegraphsdf follows Galveston quiet
unonhngea az i2asc; sales. 60 bales New Orleans
ela unchanged 81 i-isc; sales. Il bales.
~s--al eha unchanged a l.ac SaKnnEah steadv
sed a. l2isc: sales. 20 bales. Wilmington MONT
-. Noffolk steady and unchanged l2Ac. sales SO
- baltimore nominal and unchenFed 122.c. Au-
sseey and unchanged a. i@stc; sales. $50 bales
seaoy md unchanged az use Little Rock quiet
1aehanged 81 10 Memphis steady aud unchanged
49, houston steady and unchange6 I9ac. sales
Estimated Ielgipts az eaCiIg points for
~ NeN Orleans from 40 go haes. against 81
- ast week and l.37" hales last year Galveston.
e.yy n 1000 hacs, against 4sa bales week
y l.1s7 tales lat wear
.lsn Exchange special Liverpool cables SPOT cotton
ssleieie demand az points decline. speculation and
fA 90 bales. saes, CO.. American COCO; receipts.
49, mlodtuE upland G.7Sd. Futures cueued quiet az
49,, ssn Gee me; closed hTu. a03 POINTS lower. Au-
ht9a August SCI tcmbef G.55i-d September ctO-
DC October November. $3.50; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~, Decenher January Gasd, January February 4sd
vs-As,3.Aarch 0a7izd; March-April 6.a74 April
- bald; May-June 6sTi. june July. G.ssd: Juv-
r. 80 "a MauchesteT-i arns "a moderate 1e-
.. following are the total net receipts OF cotton at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28

TENDER. IS 4Tsd; October IS 6sd. PEAS-Canadian
steady, rs uiad FIOUR-Winter patents dull. 33s Cd.
HoPs-At London CPacihc COAST firm, f8 15sqf5. BEEF
Extra India dull. 80. PORK-Prime mess.
Western, firm S6s 81 HAMS-Short cut 4 70 Is y,
strong e4s; short rib Is "A 10. strong obs 3D. long
clear middles. light. Is TO "a ~ strong 6Is 3D. long
clear mindless heavy 40 10 strong 66s: short clear
backs. 16 TO 20 10 strong. 63s 3D. clear bellies IA to 10
70. strong 67s Cd shoulders square II TO - 10 strong
sos LARD-Prims Western. in tierees strons SOS;
American refined. IN pals, strong Gus Cd CHEESE
Canadian white steady. SIS; DO finest coIored
steady, SIS TALLOW-Prime city steady. 2es 81. TUR
PENTINE-Spirits steady. Ais Sd. LlNSEED OIL
Steady, 26s PETROLEUM-Firnl md. RoSIN-
Common firm, SIS Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 27.-cATTI.E-Recepts (estimated)
2o0O head: market steady; steers 8 eqSI So COWS So 90
sociers and feeders So 1885 10 HoGsReceipts esti
nated 1900 head market steady 20 &c lower; choice
heavy sass 49, butchers 81 90qss TO- light mixed 81 20
aS7 90: choice light 81 o09ss o5 packing 81 60asI ~
ogr s8Gs7 bulk sales. 81 G0dSs. SHEEPReceipts
ESTIMATED 1000 head; market strong 20 zoe higher
sheer s0S5 lambs. Sc 75GS7 90; yearlings $685. so
Cincinnati. Aug. observation-disclosures. e2o head
SLOW and weak l9c favsFs ar 70 gone shippers 80 2os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
NJ. MCMAHON. Prop.


NEW YORK CENTRAL STORAGE CO.
Office 1O3 East 125th ST
To Il. q. Marsh, Florence du Barry. T.
g. stephens. u y. Perry. E. Archer. Mrs
M. II. Deely. Mrs. W. A. Seabury Mrs.
Ryan, VIM. S. Root. ]. Ryan. z. y. Null
stay. j. Flannesan. Mrs. ID. Hyatt, Mrs
Ftnan. l. n. Davis. c. "A. Ward. Mrs Ella
Mrs. j. Demerat, b. EdelsOn, Kate welsh.
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the household goods personal effects
and merchandise, stored by YOU OF for YOUR
account with this warehouse. will be sold
under cur liens. az public auction. at the
auction rooms % George Merle. 1855 East
125th St. commencing Tuesday. September
l4th, 1903. az 1870 a. m, and continuing
Tuesdays and Wednesdays thereafter, al
the same place and hour until tho goods
have been sold.
NEW YORK CENTRAL. STORAGE co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28

purchases OF oats by shorts. An advance of 10 70
1c in the price OF the cash grain also helped TO
strengthen the market. At the close prices were
sc to &c above yesterdays final figures
Provisions firm the entire session. Prices At
the close showed net gains of sc to 22@e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1jverpool Aug Enclosing: wHEAT-spot No red
western winter quiet futures stesdy; September IS
osSd december. IS Sad; March. Is 51zd COItN-Spot
new American mixed (va Galvestonl. steady. % oso;
old American mixed steady IS 3D. futures quiet sep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
MOTIF GERMAN LLOYD

Large Fast and Luxurious TwIn-Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Submarine Signals
PLYNOCTH-CHERB OURG-BREMEN.
Express Sailtngs Tuesdays at 10 A. ID.
X Wilhelm II. Aug. 81 iCecilie. ...... Sept. a
NrOnprlnz VIM. sept. X ". der Or. sept. 81
L4MOCTH-CHERBOC RC4-BREMEN
Iwin-ScTew Sailings Thursdays at 10 A. NJ
kurfuerst. sept. ? Bremen. ..-... Sept. IS
Washington. sept. 2. Fried. VIM Sept. 3
GEORGE WASHINGTON-Sail Sept. Q.
-. 900 tons. Newest and Largest German
Ship adOat. Every Innovation known to ths
shipbuuders art -r
NAPLES-GENOA
Mediterranean Sarfngs SATURDAYS at II AN
z. Irene. Aug. . eBerIin (ueyv). Sent 25
h Albert. sept IL p. Irene. Oct D
"Calls az -Algiers.
Independent Around the World Tours
Travellers Checks good all over the world.
Apply OELRICHS & CO.. General Agents.
BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28

VICTOR VISIBLE, 20 Nassau a.: eata-
Icgue free; all makes taken part pay
ment: bargains IN underwoods. Remlngtons.
divers. Smiths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
STORAGE NOTICES.
New YORK Aur,,.r % 1000

WV AUThs AUGUST 3, 1909.
NJ MCMAHON STORAGE. 200 Eas. 9sth
81. 70 Hsssan. j. II. W.. Brooks, O'Rill.y.
w. =. Wallace. Webb Alice Duffv ~
Burke. NJ Myers. Reulson. McKe,ne
Doonisan. Cosgrove. Birney Lewis. scuiIv.
Nat y. Good. K Martin. German. McCon-
nell Man, Aarv Connolly. Corners MYERS
GahiL Mrs. F1nniSan. Cohn BuShendorf
EStroner. Eean. Moor care OF Kinder Mrs
t1etcher. VIM. Kelly. Mary Vvhaley. Fitz
patrick. Bauman. Peter Miller: Won ana
each OF you are hereby notified that me
tlIne Tor payment Of my lien upon the prOI,-
erty hereinafter described having expired
shter que notice thereof had been given YOU.
! will cause such property. 10 wit hoilss--
hold goods. personal effects and rrlerchan--
dise. stored by you or in your name In the
M McMahon Storage Warehouse 70 be sold
at public auction. according 10 the statIffe
IN such case made and provided at the
Sehatz Auction Rooms. So University Place,
New York CITY. on Tuesday. September "a,
1909. at 1920 a. m.
a - A !.