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New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
co,,urRv PRODUCE MARKETS.

New york February &c. 1909
BEANS Al ASD ct,E meas No new features were de
Teoped by trade 2giel both
tic and there is hT hsness to- SPEAK Of
Ednsy Kid ooss seadRE rs hois bush % 50 AZ n
@s2 So 90 ia do pea choice 81 80; imported marsow
DO saey Psa 81 eEoics i5G g s. sS
choice 40@S2 40 yeo%o 20 & eye 4a CsifoTns
oi 6i@GS 81 75@ So PEAs-scOteh bags per BUSH
RTTTTERRecepts tTT to-day e1l5 pkgs little 6Ts
ness accomplished early rmer e prices were real
Id but the offerings considerably & e1cgv red % wasb
ness developed number Of receivers d snfaS1 then
when & opP0E1dS oods did not clean up fuy For the
dium choice grades values s sr We quote: Cream
cry specials per ID 39s lc @ Go thirds 22c do held
iaTs ~ = 9s u a 2sc do extras 2sc; do arsts 20 q &c
20 Cos 20 fair 2oa 25c process, specials 25c 90 extras as
do nrSSS. sIeF5 N n imitation creamery rsts %
a be western factory hrsts 2lc 90 TeId Ieq I9i.c
DO oHIETTsERoceipts az to-day. 1o7 boxes With con-
,,hd fairiy active trading with both local and out OF
Arm healthy shape ape srs IoI az and held quite rmly
Good to ane grades fair outlet az steady prices
EXporters have looking for suitable ETades OF
ment some 119I boxes going forward this week
Of G6fg % and nSs Sgl 6SHs s9nss
9ag new 65s for ana e2s Cd for white We
IIqs9 arge or snail colored white. fancy 15c DO good
10 me 14s4c winter made. best IS 6; do good to
prime II 1870: do common 70 fair II = 12e: 16 do do
specials 12Cs do SKINS w
SaiI to good n a 5c do common 495c: do full
AEEf;S-Receipts to-day 16 800 Under sharp
town trade local demand the recent
beraI arrivals have been closely cleared. and to-day
there is scarcely enough stock supply the orders
ies5inr 70 a stronger market and some advance in
price which is however. expected TO prove temporary
state. Pennsylvania and nearby selected
vrbitS fancy zoe: do good choice 2IG 2Sc; do
brown and mixed fancy &c do good to choice, @6fq
40 western and southern. hrsts 26ci do seconds
9515c: dirtes % 24c; checks 70 23c-
F'RITITS-FRESH-Apple in light supply ana nrIn-
Cranberres held steady. Strawberries In poor condI-
ton and prices irregGer P5esppes ann HTna We
ouote: APPLES. Spitzenberg and Northern spy. per
bb do cold storage. 81 90 do
common storage 81 10; Greening. cold storage
fancy 81 80: fair 10 prime, S4a 50; do common
storage So 50 81 80; do russet So 3O S4 DO poor 10
faIr So 5Aa So: CRANBERRlES. Long Island Howes.
er bbi SO do cape Cod and Jersey Howes. S11 S12
do Jersey usual kinds so Cape Cod. per New York
rrafe Is 50 25 do Jersey and Long Island, Iowes
per New York crate SO So Is; dc Jersey usual kinds
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. February 90 1909.
BEEYES-Receipts were 1913 cars or 746 head in
eudns l86 cars for slaughterers and Il for the market
we're strong and 6ai5e RlgheT G The Eafds
100 NJ oxen at SS 2s 6 ba at s4a 81 2s4 s>S s COWS S s
81 3o9 50 Dressed beef was selling at saIoo per NJ
49, aI4e Per ~ dressed weight; refrgeator bsef
1sO0 quarters for schwarzschd & sulzberger;
pany and 1920 quarters for Armour & Co; the Battle
ls6o quarters for the Morris Beef Company making with
February a. Of 91ss quarters OF beef all to Of
sander @ 70 Virginia @ steers 1921 p Syeragc
IS2s n Se5 IS Missouri Is4$ r So q;
a. @ "a %; az & ~ 90 156 0 N - a. m ~: al AZ - G9T, P n 90 e 4 no.
do 1lG To at s. & a. do iiso n at as s. co. do 1859
90 $50 70 at 50 6S Y do 81 10 At 50 TO- do 7So n
Mcpherson @: IS Ohio steers !2eo n at SO CO. Is
DO % al @ s 10 o. at DC &c 80 1920 Is m % a. ~ z 30 o. st S 50 $50 5 n o1f" % s. @ a
1900 n. at s. So do, 1850 n at 81 DO $50 10
7s4 r6 at So 4o = do n. 50 is; do. 72o 10
Newton Co. is Kentucky steers. 12ls II. at Sc 60
IS tennessee DO i18i ~ at So: IS do 1885 70. So
at 9ia s. m o ss h. eG at S. @ 49, al at q DO 5 H. % at @ -
c ds snd @ head o2 sGo the 50 w6 9
steedy and az the stock was wanted Common to prime
bsrnyaTi and fed calves at s5as 25 indiana do
16ai614o per IL for city dressed
saiesEKerns Commission Company 81 Indiana yeaIs
y average $40 100 10; do lsS NJ at 81; II
Sanders veal; 12e n. at $40 90 %; 6 DO : 100 n at
>i e9 aV % o a. veal 100 b at $io So DO 1so n
50 do. 100 10 at 50 .; do lo2 n at So CO.,
s Judd & 90: % m calves. 116 10. a 81 90.
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Recepts 2Gp OF
= head incu % for slaUghterers and Ga
cars FOR the Sheep in limited supply
ana feeling hrrn lambs slow selling with best
grades IOd25c higher; the not cleared few
fairly good sheep 100 10; ordinary to choice
lambs S7asS %; yearlings at $6 80 Dressed mutton
country dressed hothoue lambs steady at yesterdays de-
cline, or S7aS1O per carcass.
SaIes-SeTns Company: 1872 state lambs. H3
n average IS per 100 199 Buffalo do Ss 10. at
GA 10 at
s Sanders: 60 lambs. II n. at 81 40; state
xaarlfngs "a at sheep, SO 10, at 50.
HOGS-Receipts I3 , 4S1 head. ncud-
ing about y market Feeling firm and deal
ted would sell 100 lJc higher than
Wednesday. sales had been reported up to a late
hour Country dressed hogs steady at 6g95Rc per n
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
Notice of Summons.

StCPREME COURT, STATE OF NEW YORK. NEW
- York County-The STATE Bank Plaintiff against Wolf
Beruan Henry Messenger. Harry Brown,
augusta Ferk0yvitz. National Lead Company National
Paper Company. Herman Furniture and Plumbers
cabinet Works. William r Wilcox. as trustee in bank
Shaiey. T O. Pierce Company. Robert Graves
panv Andrew J Connick Jefferson D Th0nrson. Charles
+. Wright George r. Brown Utopia Land Company.
William ODpenhem. The People OF the state of New
w r. Electric Company Morris CzOidfaTb.
Paul Tkach- Louis BieefelL. louis Rubin. Patrick
sTarob'f Barr Henry Nanrnan samuel GoodWad.
..FSerfanln'' Lehman. william Siooiey.
defendants Bislefelt BOwsbscher
Pofs Nah-nau. GoOdTad- Lehman.
Train being fictitious. Christian
unknown plaintiff. the said defendants being ten
Amended suurnons.-Action 70 foreclose mortgage
To named defendants You hereby sum
amended complaint in this action
and 70 serve a copy OF answer the piainrf.s
attorney days after the service OF this
exclusive OF the day Of service and in case
taken against you default for relief demanded IN
amended complaint
pated. View York December s0th 1913.
IFzPONE EOEI% Plaintiff Attorney. Of1cs and Post
once Address. 400 Fifth Avenue. Borough OF Man
haitian New York CITY
summons BY publication pursuant 70
James " Gerard. Justice of the
q New York dated the sth
OF fled with the complaint IN the
once Of the County OF New Yo<Ss ef ths
County IN the Borough 'os Manhattan OK
an of New York
Dated. New York Februarv 9Th 1902
JEROME A KOHN. Plaintiffs Attorney. once and Post
Ofce Address. 400 Fifth Avenue. Borough OF Nan
haitian New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REFORT.
COEEEE-

New York, February %
COFFEE-New high records were made in the coffee
market again to-day with March selling TO5c
and May at &c. The demand be concentrated
the months IN the article. character
Of the trading this certainly conf
dence in import duty coffee very marked
desire TO be the side the proposition The
market closed steady, unchanged, points higher.
Sales reported a. $50 bags The market opened
steady at UNCHANGED prices TO decline Of . points
under scattering liquidation realizing, hut hed
the demand for the positions and strength
OF spot coffee although there special feature in
the general from builish standpoint Primary
markets only 90 100 reis higher than the last
quotation while HayTe unchanged at the hour
Of the local opening and Hamburg unchanged TO 4
pfennig higher. Receipts the Brazilian ports
heavy. but 1t is expected that shipments from Santos
viii be for the In the future and some
adv!ces being received from Brazil claiming
coffee remaining available in the interior
balance of the There be idea in trade
circles changes IN the tariff whether they
include duty coffee. may take effect by the first
of this probably explains the relative strength
OF months maturing prior that date. The market
for spot coffee firm, with quotations the basis
SIC Rio No =
The range OF contract prices in the loca market to-day
fol
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH

Chicago FEB. 2a-CATTLE-R estimated at
OO head; steady steers, S3GS7 cows 50 60g
500 hefers So 25G$6; SO 40 s. -; calves 81 5OG
5O stocers feeders So 25q$6 40 HOGS Receipts
2O.Jo0 head: market steady TO ioe lower
Choice heavy shipping G0Q$6 65 butchers So o@S6 65
ing So 4OaS6 So pigs So 25g$6 bulk Of sales So 40g
S6 55 SHEEP-Receipts estimated at 5000 head: mar
ke strong sheep 81 2oS5 So lambs, So 30
aS7 90: yearings. s5QS7 20 90
I'incinnau Feb 26-HOGS-Receipts. 3,404 head;
steady: higher butchers and shippers So 2a$6 90;
common So 25q SC 80. CATTLE-Receipts lOTO head;
SLOW and weak fair good shippers. S5qS6; common.
81 % LAMBS-Steady: S5nSI 10
East Buffalo. Feb 26--CATTIE-Fair demand and
steady: prime steers. S6 1896 so EEALS-Receipts
GOO head active and 25c higher; S7dSl1 %. HOGS
Receipts. 6SO0 head: fairly active and 5aloc higher
heavy Sc s5GS7: mixed. So 75Gse so Workers So 501
pigs 50 30GS6 40 roughs 50 60s6; daires SO 30
dSG so SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1e, 400 head
IS: ewes S5Gs5 75 sheep. mixed. SO 50GS5 10
Kansas city. Feb. 26.-CATTI-E-Rscepts, 1000 head
including Southerns. market steady; choice
export s. 909S6 To- fair good
Western steers 81 50aS6 % stockers and feed
50 25fS5 81 Southern steers 81 2odSb: Southern
81 75S4 80: natiye 81 e6dS5 native hefers
5oaS5 10: bulls. S59S4 65 calves $4qST so HOGS
bulk sales SO i09se 40; heavy. s6 4oaS6 so;
packers SO 25Gs6 lights 80: pigs
81 75d$5 30. SHEEP-Receipts HOO head: market
steady lambs. SIS 90GS7 45; yeaTiings IS T5a$6 80:
wethers. S5S5 6S; 81 50q$5 30 stockers
S3qS4 IS.
Toledo. Feb 26.-CLOVERSEED. cash. s. 521a; Feb
ruary s. 621s; March, SIS 52; october, SO 123z;
s. 32s: 8. s. 80; rejected. IS 20; y G. S5 10.
TIMoTHY-Prime, 81 so. ALSIKE-Prime, s. s5.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool ACCOMPLISHMENTS strong; No
: red Western wnteT S. 5asd futures firm; March SIS
new American mixed 5s I'd; futures steady March IS
esd: Nav. rs ING. PEAS-Canadian steady. Is I'd
FfyOT-R-Winter patents strong. 32s HOPS in London
Gaciac COAST steady, e 5safa. BEEF-Extra India
quiet 1i0s. POfSR--Prime Western. dull.
T3s I'd, HAMs-short cut II to 10 lbs dull; ass BA-
CON-Curlberland 20 10 80 n. quiet. AIS Sd
% n. dull 46s; long clear middles, light IS
quiet AIS. long clear mddes. heavy. b TO 30
n, quiet backs. Is 10. quiet 4es
ca clear bellies. dull. AIS I'd. SHOULDERS
% quiet ass cd. LAREA-Prirne Western
erces steady. ass 80; American refined pals arn.
BF-TTEIs-tiood United States. steady SIS CHEESE
canadian finest white firm COS Cd: Canadian finest
colored firm. 65s. TALLOW-Prime city 2ss.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. steady. ess. ROSIN-COmmon
steady IS I1@d PETROL.ECM-Rehn steady. TS.d
IINSEED OIL-Dull, 22s
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

day. and prices easily comparatively
buying Cash wheat continued strong in the Western
able crop conditions IN the Southwest. notably Mis-
souri,. give impetus bull July.
Outside Of ruraored good export demand at Winni-
peg, however. the foreign trade was rather disap-
pointing Liverpool showed a good deal O. strength
and closed @sd higher the light from
both Argentine and Australia and good buying, said to
buyer OF cash wheat. Berlin closed 1ac higher and
Budapest sc net lower the upturn in Berlin being
crop outlook in Germany. Only 49T6O00 bushels
shipped from the Argentine according Broomhall.
compared with 6.912 600 bushels the previous week
ana 1,sSS,OOO bushels year. Australia shipped
l566, 600 bushels 100000 less than expected
pared with 1S6S.oo0 bushels the previous week The
worlds shipments 600 bushels,
compared with II 9O4 900 bushels the previous week.
The Modern Miller" report little buIjsh il
anything The local cash closed strong. with
vator and 81 2614 ahoat; No Northern Duluth.
81 26is and No hard winter. 81 24h ( anoat.
CORN--The corn market absorbed some OF the wheat
ana at time &C net higher, closing
firm and higher the local market Com
mission houses were good buyers on prospects for
warmer weather, and another breakup in
roads. There considerable covering Of shorts,
cables were Il a sd net higher. and nothing
shipped from the Argentine The interior movement
bushels year ago. No corn here closed 741sc ele-
Vator and 73c b afoat; > white nOmins! and
No : yellow, 73c afhOat. OATS-Moderate ad-
Vances occurred in the speculative oats market fol-
lowing other grains. and cash prices here also ad
yanced. closing follows: Mixed. % to 30 10, 574
5Sc; white. 26 - TO0I5c. and clipped
white o 10, 5S G3c RYE-AIarlet firm:
; western sec Z b New York BARLEY-Market
steady: mailing I2G sc. and feeding. Io@T1c
&c nominal Wheat. including -four. exports for the
week according to Bradstreet's. aggregate 2.O4I591
bushels against 2,2735GO last week and 4244 S32 last
against f56 I+025S last Corn exports for the
week 170,784, 1.2SS5 and 2.4S139f
last year: for the season 2Oo9194e against 37612s21
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

COTTON-The cotton market had quite sharp
rally notices had been stopped to-day but
and closed barely steady net points
higher to The market opened steady at
points and after little irregular
developed frmness covering by nearby shorts
the frnness March and Some fresh buying
crop positions talk OF continued dry weather
Western After selling 5lrlO points net higher
he under realizing by
liquidation and renewed pressure encour
by of bull support the tax
cIrtaflmen by Southern spinuerS and taTtn agitation
Tho q practically the lowest point or the
report Is Southern hard spinneTs VIII
33is cent This - course. Is re
gared indication general trade
Of involved is insignifcant being
authorities about 100 bales. pToyd-
curtnluen fully adopted Ohicai data
regarding during December in Texas, compared
Will previous became available during the day
the state. precipitation heavier than last The
statement been received south
officially reported 8 lhc lower 70
&C reports that Presldent-elect Tart
radical reduction in the tariff and speedy ac
considered by many 10 Indicate a continued
demand. the ground that no mill having
cotton immediate requirements Will be disposed 10
forward business until uncertainties
Of The New York Cotton follow Port receipts
21 Tsp bales 066 overland 10 mills
and Canada 30 25.O22 last year; southern
IN takings estimated 10000 AGAINST 5000 iast year
wear: brought into the week. I76 9 against
last movement Port receipts
il 4n2 bales a57 last year overland 20
mills and aJ3 sra. against 49, 7oI last year.
wear: stock ct excess Of september J.
500 brought into sight lus
far season 2G54S4. against 9l92 llB last wear
The crop movement is for 1IS days ths season
The range Of prices the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

SUPPLEMENTAL. CITATIoN-TIiE PEOPLE % e OF THE he
- York. by the OF God free and IN
dependentTo Charles W Wales and 70 al persons IN
Matthias " Forney, laie OF the
County OF New York creditors, lesatees,
next Of kin. send greeting:
You you hereby Ctt|d and required per
sonally 10 appear before Surrogate Of the
Countv of New York. the SurrogatCs Court Of said
County. at Hail Of Records ! the County OF
New York 18th day OF April. lS . at haf-past
ten ocloc OF that day thu and there TO
attend judicial settlement OF Jhe acGUlI x
of TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK as Executor Of the Last VIII and testament Ot
deceased; Of hereby cited
ner the age required TO appear
bv your guardian you or II you have none,
appear apply for one 10 be appointed or IN the
neglect failure to do guardian viii
he appointed bv Surrogate and act for
IN the proceeding
Testimony have caused the Seal Of the
County Of New York TO be
hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon Abner c.
IL. 81 Thomas Surrogate q our said County az
County of New York. the 26th day OF
February year Lord thousand nine hun
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk o. the Surrogates' Court
STEWART & SHEARER.
Attorneys for accounting executor
g. Wall Street
Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
Public Notices.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK
MENTs. MAIN OFFICE. BoRoUGH OF
MANHATTAN. HALL OF RECORDS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. as required
By the Greater New York Charter. thar the
e ooCAs GHSd me AnnIa! Record OF 'hs a.
OF the BoroUghs OF Manhattan. The Bronx.
ths i9y of Ws,H vn1 Snp [ono, I, no c.. f bI
inspection. examination and correction on the
i5os IRsn to and including the sis' day Of March
During the time that the books are open for
any person corporation claiming to be ag-
personal estate 20 have the same corrected.
In the Borough OF Manhattan at the Main
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In The Borough Of The Bronx. at the Office
Of the Department. Municipal Building. nth
Street and ID Avenue.
In the Borough Of Brooklyn at the offiee OF
the Department. Municipal Building
In the Borough OF Queens. AZ the otfice OF
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 be in writing and should be
upon blanks furnished by the Department
sonsi assessments Of corporations must bs
filed the main office in the Borough OF
Manhattan
Application in relation to the assessed valua-
ton of personal estate must oe made by the
person assessed the office Of the Depart
msnt in the Borough where such person re-
sides and in Of q nonresident carrying
on business In the city Of New York AZ The
where such place Of business is located BE-
tween the hours OF 10 a N and P. NJ
capt on Saturday when ali applications must
be made between 10 A. n and u noon.
LAWSON PURDY President
FRANK RAYMOND
JAMES ]. TULLY,
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Commissioners Of Taxes AID ASs>SsEeutA-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

FLOUR AND MEAI4-Flour was held higher today day
owing 10 the advances in cash wheat BUSINESS was
only moderate in volume, as buyers are peTusng the
mouth policy Rye hour aIs2 Hhs nshS W m'+ &
New York Produce Exchange: Spring patents s. 6Og
81 90. nfer srazhs IS 25aS5 winter patents 50 %
ass SO: spring clears 81 40Gs4 65; extra No winter
s. IOlS4 AZ: extra No winter, 50 sS1l$4: kansas
straights. 50 1OQ$5 80 BUCKWiEAT F@L2uH @ M Marie
Firm Quoted: Fair to good 81 25e$+ 40; choice , to
s-is5 81 4SefS3 - BAG MEAL-Firr. Quoted: Fine
white and yellow 81 55Qs1 60; 81 50aS1 30 FEED
western quiet: city finn. Quoted: Western spring
s7 ~ standard niddiing S27 75 -four do $50; red dog
sal 20: city BRAN bulk s2S sacks iddins go Vg
dog Ss1, all February shBmen5j ut ~ hoIny ehou
og s bulk oineal. $50 St5 %
GRAIS-WHEAT-The steady climb toward 81 20
The Ioca resumed al the opening to-
ana Continued throughout entire session. May
advancing 10 81 22ss and closing very strong al =
urder figure The July contract meantime ad-
vanced about &c the previous night and was
srsn very active outside orders through commits
sion houses The strongest period in the local mar
Ie, 5rst befc close. when cables
racatrs5 notIng big sales OF cargoes and parcels
I,ondou The trade in a feverish condition all
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27
Country Board.

PRIVATE FAMILY in Jersey suburbs having exces'
1oor1 o4fsrs suite den bedroom and bath. with
hard to one or two gentlemen; convenient train troll
ADDRESS with references W. Box 81 Tribune ONCE
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

Tho local for spot cotton was quiet ana uh- IN
changed at g. &c for niddling upland and SSOc TOT
middiing gulf Sales 100 bales delivered on contract
3O0 bales southern spot markets telegraphsd as
follows: Mobile dull, 6c lower at 9i+c sales 90 i ne
Savannah steady unchanged at 3l6c; sales bo oalts
Charleston steady unchanged at Dc N9r1ok nIr 1nina
chs 600 bales baltimore hoI4ll'i
unchanged at Dasc Augusta steady, un;hanged at 9sc
sales l73 Louis quiet, unchanged az "sc.
Little Rock quiet higher at Is lIc SaivssIoh
ruiet unchanged a T-l8c sales 800 bales New Ut
leans easy unchanged 5-l6c; sales. 800 oales
Wilmington quiet unchanged at &c. Memphis steady'
unchanged at 5-I6c sales. 1000 bales Houston
Gnchsnged at 5-1ec; sales; l39 bales EStmaIed dS0
ceints at leading points Saturday At Houston
TO 4 800 bales against 5146 last week ana 4osA eI
$500 4.5O0 bales against o 80
st ee- and 6 gss2 last year New Orleans 900
10 500 bales against 3,053 last week and ooll last
year. ,, = t...--oor ca,aes. snot cotton
10000 bales. speculation anu
export 900: American, 900 Imports so V0 AmeTican: Z
nc ooo rniddne upland 502d. Futures opened steaay
and Unchanged Closed steady at net aavamGe % Gi @
497d: February-Narch ana NlaTctl-
4pPfl 4o6l4d April May 49I1sd May Juns e; 4SSs7d;
Jane-JuIy 50O1sd August 90ld; N5r
ood. November December. 4Ssd; December JanIaIy,
4.S6lsd hanchester-h Ms
juT: cloths quiet and unchahged 49,, -, o,d.. z>-,
cotton statement ior Ile "eeA eIeN 80
day February &c, 1909 poi.s
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

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Proposals.

DRoPOsAL-s FoR STATIONERY. ETC.--GOvER2s-
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clock D. MONDAY. APRIL T. 1909. furnishing
plies lumber Of the Government Printing
Office during he year ending June 1910
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accompanied proposals. givtnS
with which bidders comply.
obtained by addressing this Office SANL B. DONNEI-Lf-
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supplies during year ending 50
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dsrs may Be obtained from ROBERT WATCHORN. Cssp-
missioner.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-27

Net receipts at all United sta'es po',s 12s 800
Net receipts at All Chiteu 0'"'e9 20 s... 125l31
last year .rnbar 266
Total receipts sllce last g. 921 261
Total receipts 70 1 stLie "N'e '@ -
Exports for the weef. -. co- 1874 SS2
Exports for same "Sen aass stS 334 3SR
TrotaI
stock at all United ports oO'-'0
Stock at all United states ports Sane ~ ~ e46e42
year - - T59 $40
ali time last year.
STOCK at liverpool same time last year A@l"O'
Stock of American ahoat Tor Hrea' - i1'i,a. 1900
The following are the total net receipts OF cotton al all
sin Sentember ]: