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New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. September B. 1909
BEANs The maTset for domestic White beans shows no
i1Ither 5 m Ssii &c Outside was extreme Medium
Scarcely anything doing IN 70 state White % beans are
Uhseteq IN @r red dney business light scotch peas
t and oaiv small obling outside quota
lions quote: BEANS Iaatr9" @ 70 choice per te DISn'
= 4@S @ DO DO pear pear s. 85as2 o. imported s5oee
$2 2o@$2 30 medium eheee s. lV@$Z l5 do e@mSn @
DO DO fo FAIR 20 good 81 ioaS2 90 kidney choice s. 47a
as so; to good $2Gt$- to' back tue S @ . G
PEAS, Scotch, bags, per bush, 81 99m$l & 70, o,tto
b. r. yers Were on the market for
grades @t CIie 5bi holiday This extra gave
market very firm tor on Il top dpT @ui ouse T5 rates W 4tTs
continue to sell At 5a % hes @ rsts but otherwise
the medium to prime Qualities & fslalP Po Hn
butter quiet and firm supplies are moderate, ana WsSi ]
% eTn ndTees Iee ecepts light and moderate We
quote CreoInery, specials per ~ so4$24c DO f%TtL3s' %
24c state dairy tubs, finest ~ gZ4s: 90 go2I 10
Pedais @5c do extras 25e arsts 2a@24e Wes,eTa
imitation ellaneIg, c@n,is ~ Ne; backing stock
h[ss ; 22gZI ~ o 90 9 2im2iiHe 10 No 3 1920,
l hchaahd is only fairly active and most holders have
still county cost continue high with sales q ca &atta5aasus
80 TO ser5av 2l 70 Ven sustained Skins selling fairly
market firm on all Efns a W Ions Cheap SKINS are
sui sdarce Lyepool able finest cansdian new ,, 5ss
cream snecias 15lq@l6zc; fancy. small coored Yud
white and large eoo1eq 70 3ia7s@ a. do ltims - II
specials 12Sc fine l1&c do fair 70 GOO 9i2Qlt4e'
w. IceS ~ acSints to-day. GSSa Arrivals
lighter and there fatI demand for high grade goods
for vbch prices hold hrm Medium and lower qualities
are stiH in bUrlensome supply and urgently offered at
very IRREGULAR prices. with slow movement Ihe range
of rrces is without much change. High grade nearby
hennery goods ruling slightly H. sellers favor small
10 exceed quotations western goods
are selling mainly between lsc and 24c. with large
art al 2Ga22c inferior lots at even lower
prices choice to fancy reach 2o"-oc possinig
shade higher rare instances storage eggs htld
t,.a5v Demand is moderate the moment. We quote:
STATE pennsylvania and nearby. hernery white 32a3oc
40 gathered white 20@3Oc: brown 3op32c 40
gatitrea brown 25a29c, Western extra hrsts 2+@26c
do 2ua2lc: inferior, li4lNct
dIrties canded 10m20c do uncandled l4aisc; checks
fair 10 prime. 14Gl7e drties and checks very pooT per
aee S2Ms4 Tefreerator early packed, good 10 fancy.
oAiJd251bc; o. 10 summer packed. 22f@4c
FRIITS-FRESH-A IN good demand ana
steady firm and occasionally brinelng more man
S,,.otea Pea slowly al about late prices.
I,,,reg IN fair demand Grapes plenty and
LIVER tranberrIes arriving sparngly Very few buckle
backberrles arriving Muskmeions plenty ana
sgaaEer WatermeIons dragging at low figures iihs-
sanisa sull and weak We quote APPLIES Gs 70 kina,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04

ger 1b s2g4 DO OPP ns sas
@$5 90; do other kinds $29S8 5O PEACHES carrier
basket 5a2os DO per- 26S basket 5ods5e: GAPEs
$685. do do per crate 81 75q$2 25 BLAcKBERR1Es per
gg2 per 9 quart Sl9e %
DO. DO New Mexico. $ds1 20; do Delaware and Maryland.
BASKET sisi 5 4VSa NJ per carrier 1So
q$1 20; PINEAPPLEs. per crate. 75cGs2 so
though aN hs a4a IN sx has No m
@o S' 3 9 DO we No Sgps to NJ & Per DO 5 SHIP @
o@S5c o old hag an 'SysF i1 % per-
100 b long rye s0aeoc: short and tangled o5a65c;
HoPS1PGkng is now general throughout New York York
see np @ Be Of IN o1 m R show the s 1b Rexe veil @
quality promises to be the finest for on the Coast
preferng to have green hops rather than take
promises 70 be mixed. very, few choice hops in
saTy sales Of sacrameno showing up Well but peins
Bales Of 1903 y Mendicnos at Zoe to the grover end
2lc is reported offered in sonona
@ eos po 9 ohocc i Pe do edSm 1 good
choice 1Ga17c; do medium 14a15e GO 1907 d09
1lS; Germans. 1905 10 3oga2e Pacific Coast 1906
POULTRY --ALIyE-No receipts of carload lots to-
ing out and it IS thought not more than carloads will
i've o,t 10 ne ] SaTTled 0ysT Of fowls ana ch,SKns a tI
IN their views owing the aPProeeh Of the Hebrew
iae: Fowls. i7&o1s}so! RoosTBRs, iialI3zc; rIR
1lc; GUINEk FowEs per 1S pair Boz Soc PIGEoNs live
crate sP61 and whe general Tadng is quiet
though Is not dye ar 6 either p at o or hkees
spring ] duGS aTn m gooa ] dSahq % aha et n and @ e
h sae5 TS% 2oS to not 2 9F ay n m
Rr 9ng no active a9d tone little d easier
frozen chickens 15c to 17c have
a? ' Toastns eSs sell s Slowly
egote eo@6h Fresh BRonERs Phiadelphia fancy
n to b@p a ab6 nd 9 795 DO f t a6d 1S: ISS:
do Western. dry picked. mix fed prime 1920; dy
6c do Michigan soaided fancy ic do other Western
sealded prime choice 16al7ei common fair, lag
boxes As n over to dozen 1sas1so under As n
fair to good IN s 30 oN Hobgan 9 SG e9 qy
fair 15@1eHe; Do Southern, dry picked, best lots 100
grRKEYs Old. fresh prime Straight lots, isc DO spring
COCKS Ola iao pUCs s1rins d1 S9s GEESE 5ES
prime whiie per dozen 75gs5 81 90 poor dark }ia
% pair 40 a Br pa aGS RnF 3 and bdsrs
MI mix Ted fed fancy 2oc fair good l5al7o; do
% ea aug s fsd aeS fancy @ DO aaoc aa2
POTATOES AND yEGETABLES-Potatoes in lib
higher Choice onions Steady Bees aGd aPT0ts 2na ea
fgsqIPsgs fas1I6 and pickles stsad Caq6o~es
Isgpsrs lower okTa steady Peas scarce and ar@
Zsgeb aa@te "fy PoraTos s %Ss wnS 9PsF peer
@ 9 G @ Oog s. 5 S. 10 10 eysf swEEF 2PS M E e
s. dG 25a$ 5o BEETs 100 6unches ST. CARoTs per
400 81 s. 'o$2 s so s CORN per 100 54q$l
Rs 6eI si 5oqsaS6; EeGPEXST per bbi f 600
81 bio & and LINZ BEAMs per basket or bag 6 To
do white b RF erae 75@@oe Orange County per
do Jersey and per basket 75ca$l OKRA, per
bb I ] I Per per 99s d $laSl lsot S m b5 Rsr
squash Hubbard per bbi 75caS1 %: DO marrow. 75cG
per 66l 75casi ToMAToEs per box ioa6oo
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept. 3.-CATTLE-R 1000 head
market steady. steers 50 60q$s O5 and heifers
So 50@S6: stoclers feeders 81 10 ass 10; calves
SaQ 50, bulls, $3g$4 So. HOGs-Receips (estimated)
II .0n0 head; market 5G 1Oc higher; choice heavy,
IS 259$s a5 light. 81 ao@ IS 20; pigs 50 25G$7 90;
mated 10 0oO head. market steady. sheep, 81 so @
50; yearltngs. 81 50 90 lambs. 81 5O8$7 65
Cincinnati, Sept. 3.--CATTLE-Receipts. 933 head
steady strong fair to good shippers, s525a$e 10
common 81 25a 50 SIS. HOGS-Receipts. 2.210 head
active. strong to &c higher; butchers and shippers
IS 501$s 30; common, - 99g$. y SHEEt'-te-
81 J04$7 30 -
head; slow and steady; prime steers. So 50Qs6 90
VEAI.S-Receipts. 900 head active and soc higher.
S6aS10 HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; active and SO
loc higher heavy IS 60ass o. mixed. Ss 50q $s 65;
81 30; dairies and grassers. SIS l5Qss 40. SHEEP
steady lambs strong lambs s. qs7 90 few ss Soo
head Including 900 utherns market steady; choice
export and beef steers, S6 5nq$I 10 fair TO
GOOD SA 5OISG 40; Western steers, 81 I3U$6 I5i
stockers feeders. So 75gs5 80; southern steers
s8dS4 co. southern cows. 81 25as3 so; native cows.
S26gs4 Is: native heifers. s3QS5 90: bulls " oOg
So IS; calves, s3 504$s. HoGS-keeeipts, Aooo hsaa'
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York, Hannah Straus ct al, plaintiffs
against Isaac Male ct al. defendants In
pursuance OF a Judgment of foreclosure
above entitled action and bearing date the
3lst day OF August. 1909 /, the under
signed, the Referee in said Judgment
named will sell at public auction, at the
street. in the Borough of Manhattan, city
OF New York, on the 23d day of Septenl-
Der 1909. at IL o'clock noon on that day.
by Samuel Marx, Auctioneer, the premises
directed by said Judgment 70 be sold, and
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land, with the building thereon erected
Manhattan, In the City and County of New
York, and which is bounded and described
as follows. that is to say:
Beginning at the corner formed ny the
intersection Of the SoutherIy side OF Rrooms
Street with the Westerly side OF GoercK
street and running thence Westerly along
the Southerly side of Broome Street twen-
ty-hve feet and two inches and three-quar-
ters of an inch. thence SoutherIy and
parallel with Goerck Street and part OF
the distance through a party wall one
with Broome street. twenty-five feet and
three inches and one-Quarter of an inch
to the Westerly side of Goerck Street and
thence Northerly. along said Westerly side
Of Goerck street, one hundred feet 10 the
point OF place OF beginning. said premises
being now known by the street number
30 BrooIne Street and also known as Nos.
13. Is, II and 10 Goerck Street.
Dated. New York, September 1st, 1909
PATRICK ]. DOBSON. Referee.
SAMUEL HELLINGER, Attorney for
Plaintiff. No. S09 Broadway. Manhattan
Borough, New York City.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold Its street No. is 55 Rroon1A
street and 13. Is. II and 10 Goerck street.
Broome Street.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04

free movement OF wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth
caused the trade to hesitate IN following the ad-
vance and in consequence demand soon dropped OF
materially The market inclined TO drag
during the greater part OF the day and prices uc-
tuated over comparatively narrow range. Ths
range for the day on December between 9litG
and $3.50. and final quotations 9fac and s45sc.
Uncertainty concerning the amount Of injury 20
the growing crop Of by drouth led to renewed
buying of that grain by shorts. which caused a
firm market nearly all day. An advance OF tc 70 10
in the price of cash largely responsible
for the frInness Of September. At the close the
September delivery was up &c. and December was
unchanged May was &c lower
Oats We're firm throughout and at the close
prices shade 10 &c above the previous close.
Provisions firm all day. 4 Sc advance in
live hogs had bullish influence. Prices at this
close were 2Iac to 12iac higher.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.

New York, September g. 1909.
COFFEE-The showed a steadier
a moderate demand which appeared to be
partly the covering for the three-day
5ournuen and partly the result Of support from trade m
close steady unchanged 10 points
higher reported 16500 bags including De
cernber 525c March 53eQ 535c and July at 5S54
z5c The market opened quiet at unchanged prices 10
Of points in sympathy with the advance OF
French market and ruled very quiet
around the initial figures until late in the day when the
months relatively firm. Aside from the advance
French market the contained particular
incentive Hamburg was unchanged 10 Pig higher ana
reported either of the Brazilian mar
kets Receipts remained about recently reaching
1900 the ports. against So 600 last and
the weather in Psuo 10 he clearing OF fine,
without Of low temperatures following the re
rains which would have been considered
the coming Towering. Bulish in
claim the dTouth has resulted IN
condition plantations but there very little definite
available concerning the outlook. and
majority perhaps waiting for reports
Cernng towering Itself before they arrive
fixed conclusion future supplies The market for
spot quiet. with quotations the OF
&c Rio No z
The prices the local market today
was aSf ll0EyS-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04

COTTON-Whle there irregularity in the
market to-day the result OF continued oppos
ton from local bears and realizing for the ho
GAYS the general ruling Of prices steader. and the
market closed advance Of SIP points
ful support inspired by private cables reporting
the Of foreign sPnuers future
pies talk OF urgent spot demand and reports Of
larger spot sales IN of the leading Southern
hets The market opened steady advance Of 2Q7
points, and sold 6Q1 points higher during
1ew minutes later cables than expected and buying
pressure and realizing prices off within
again In the afternoon reaching the highest point
the cay in the late trading when December
6r within point Of the best price reached THURSDAY
The close practically the best. number OF
private cables received during indicating
that The foreign trade took bUllish
lgW september condition and this
sentiment l. ACCEPT ruu1oTs Of a better demand
spinner as OF the bulls VI be
scramble the mills themselves
their future needs II is reported that advces
National Ginners Association Of O
august N indicate that there has been deterioration
a. per cent IN the Texas condition since
Je cate 10 which the
lhe New York and New orleans markets VIII be closed
on Saturday and Monday while Liverpool remain
open IEc weekly movement figures OF the New York
Cotton Exchange follow: Port receipts. 43 l59 bales
against 5235l last overland to mills Canada
mated l5,00o 20O0O last year; gain OF stocks
interior 1868 bales against 46s6 last wear;
brought into sight for the week 1898 bales against
= 373 last year
The range Of prices local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Cheago' sept. 3-Wet weather in the Northwest
was reHected in firm market for wheat on the
nodlu Oh 1raoe mere to-day. Realizing sales how
ever caused a loss OF part of the gain but at the
close prices were 1sc lower sc to nc higher COM
pared with Yesterdays final figures Corn. oats and
provisions also displayed considerable strength
An official forecast of showers generally over
minnesota and the Dakotas strengthened the be-
lief that the movement OF the new crop wound ba
delayed AS a result the market early IN the dav
manifested fair degree OF strength A continued
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. 3.-Closing-wH quiet;
No red western winter as sd futures steady: Sep
tember, Is Ihd: December Is 4ssd; March rs sd.
CoRN-spot steady; new American mixed (via Gal
veston), 6s 5hd old do, Gs Cd; futures steady; Oco
ber 5Md; December, bs esd. PEAS-Canadian
firm. IS i4d. FLOUR Winter patents dull, ass Cd
HOPS in London (Pacinc Coast) Arm. IS 15s1k5
BEEF-Extra India mess quiet SIS ed: PORK
10 16 lb, strong. sos Cd. BACON-Cumberland cut
26 o go lb strong, 67s Cd; short rib. 10 "a h.
strong, Co.'S long middles, light, 2s to "a h.
strong. 7Os; long clear middles heavy IS to 40 h.
strong Cd short clear backs, 16 to 20 b. strong
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04

9s "a; clear bellies. "a to 1s H. strong eos sHoUI-
PrrS 1sas. II to 1s ID. strong 57s Cd. LARD
rsIs "Sstern IN uerces. strong els Sd, American
e. eenneo IN pals, strong. 62s CHEESE Canadian
s'e1oy STs: Canadian do cOlOred steady
HsLL!lW-Prime city steady 2ss Sd TURPEN-
diNE.SPlrits steady, Ais. ROSIN-Common frn,
OIL-Steady, 26s ' 49,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04

market strong to sc higher top IS 10; bulk Of sales
81 S5QSS TO- heavy, 81 90Gss TO- packers and butch
srs, s7eOgss 10: light. 81 5@ss O5; pigs, s. 5oQ
Colorado yearlings s. co; lambs, ssqS7 so; year,
lings. 81 75 4S5 co. wethers 81 25QS5; ewes. SAG
81 70: stoekers and feeders; s9gs5
Toledo. Sept. 3--CLOVERSEED-Cash, 81 90; Octo-
ber ST TO- December 81 March, 81 60; No 2, Sc so:
No 8, so 67Is; rejected SO so; established grade,
81 so. TIMOTHY-Prime. 81 so. ALSIKE-Prme, 81 TO-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04

thonsh Berlin closed q lower Recent larger exporq
@ the seaboard ran Bradstreets clearances for the
Meeh OF wheat and flour 3.1SS. The
snlpiheht or 2SS,Oo0 bushels from Argentina
Week was less than expected. about 400
usHeis less than this week year No > red wheat
3, UUssS / o o aHoat. prompt; No Northern
81 ot, ana NO hard winter, 81 los. b ahoat
I9hlllaI- CORNNgorous buying early in the session
auNalceo corn prices Is e &c
pIspecs Tor larger receipts for Chicago on Saturday
amo Iate disposition to take profits the market sold
near lhe close. so that final -
20 No ower with the exception of Septernber which
closed &c net higher. Although the West had rains
m nearly al states, the impression prevailed thar ne-
ION had come too late be of beneft
the CROP There was further covering Chi
c"so ana good commission house support which ab-
soTbed all onerines in the early part of the dav Re
epts were also light enough have some effect ana
ihe shipments, likewise inspired more or less buVinp
IN the forenoon A local expert. in the West
tStIIlaed The Kansas crop l7500O
pared with l36O0oo 600 No corn here
cIosed nc elevator and 791ac o anoat. No Q corn
new o3t o afoat. winter shipment. OATS-This
house demand. especially of September and rathar
ght receipts Late realizing some satback hrf
Ie close was nevertheless higher than the previous
night cash oats We're quoted g follows: Mixed 4oc
n3ninaIi 2 natural white, 20 TO 30 h. 3sa42c and
cnpned white; "a TO AZ III, Al G47c RYE-MarIet
IARLEY--Marlet stead. feeding 81 n 5oia .
New York. Wheat Oncluding nour) exnorts fo- tra
week according to Rradstreets aggregate : 1Ss al
husheis against 2934 5A3 week and 3qG 02G ast
year since July l. 172l6S4G. compared with 30 0S5 St2
Tor the same time last Corn exports for the
week, lT7039 against IS Goa week ana 10 OIL last
year since July l. o624S1 474 500 last wear
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
East 18th Street.

East 18th Street.
The approximate amount Of tho lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above de
scribed property is to be sold. Is s.. s65. .02.
with interest thereon from the 10th day OF
August 1909. together with costs and al
lowance amounting TO S21S 62, with interest
from August 10th, 1909 together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount of the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are TO be
allowed 10 the purchaser out of the pur-
chase money, or paid by the Referee. Is
500 and interest Premises Will be sold
subject TO d prior mortgage OF 1900 and
interest thereon from July IS. 1909. at n
per cent.
Dated, New York. August 23rd. 1903.
FRANK MOSS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04

spot and September closing at 80 @5oa7 &c: oco-
30 a3O.50c. No sales reported. The London
Closing ouoato8s Of the revious day as cabied yes
5en and @ sFe s ef e qey R at @ for Sf ah G[
ard copper closed easy. with spot september and
I2.75c and December at 12Gog12 12s5c. There were
Closed quiet. with spot quoted at f59 Is Sd and
futures at 500 Is Sd Local brokers quoted lake cop
and casting 1878 q 13e. LEAD was easy at 4239
St, Louis The London market was shade higher
g. E @ SeM YG4 "a5 and sas9 at East
L2uS 10 m The LQndo4 m@5hf1 m o5don TaS a 8 I'd for
Cerand warrants The LOCAL nap6e 6ftd 5 I 3
ass % Nothing developed in the market for
cinseg uncbaneed as follows: cash SIG % bid sep
$s 90 af $lS ana D
held steady with business moderate and prices Em
gal common, 10q1ac; fair. 1o@92c; good 22@299; 53
sYflUPs|Comuo9 I5@l7c fair, 10000, good. 199
22S; prime p 259; fancy: ~ 7q$oe. ,.src act,vo
with leading reaners still active BUYERS Of near positions tons
ember 8 75a5 SO: 400 October 57&a5 s2c 800 No
yeIaber 55a55G: 300 December. 378a5 76e; 4lC9 100
January, 672a57Ic; 200 March 5Soa5 sc Linseed OIL
was unchanged Refined TetT9epm eSq'nued Slfa1y , at
water white New York bbls 975c bulk 625c Philadel
l2l5e: Phiiadepha l2lOc COdT0NSisEo CliIae y d. al
Sgqqe T 51e ntrer sa S3c N9vei6er
3 76a5 re: December 5.7Ga5.75c; January 577@57sc
March 8 S3d5 S5c: May 5S5a5 95c. aud July, 502a6c
PfIS PfHsb E' olamericsn seed city raw 57Ssc out
town raw, 5G45Ic Calcutta raw, 75c. LARD OIL" 30
PRoyIsIONs-This market was generally firm all
ceipts. higher hogs and a better cash demand Chi
day Kansas City Received 5000 hogs omaha had
Ness sa2 @ % s22 7S fafig SO 50 56 Short cear
81 g sG 80 fanny @ 81 81 56 packtd 5o s1ra
india mess $50 oa$21. BEEF HAMs-,}uiet quoted
s24 SIG. DRESSED HOGs-Firm. Quoted: Bacons,
Ijr 10 CUT ME&TsIPiclIed bellies frm
2g@sd s s"onS 6 S lS PicK16 X n Hans stsady
quoted: l2q52-c oaoteG ey ,riSdia
West u 60 y 5os city laTd g s5b @g9tea liza
4$oo AZ, c sTEABfS Esteady quoted
changed Quotations follow: Screenings 2a3.s 9Td-
Patna 5 a6S Rangg2n - a2G sans vas firm
IoShg 5,s are less and per from invoice ana
per cent for cash further discounts whatsoeyer
Crystal dominos in cases eon5@m9s 80 o agIa tab
let's 685c; loaf 5s5c: crushed 512e; mould a. 2fs
s BIB fruit powdered and Eagle coarse
fine granuIatsd 525e ~ bags IS =, dq has $40 o o 2i6
n do. 51oc: Eagle ine or stahdaia sIa'G
soc: No ? 75c Nos and I. 4G5c; No 8 4eCei 40
G 455c: No 5oc; Nc, y 92c; 2; To - and H.
20e No 1G 2oc Cwithd5wn) At London the market ft
septem5eT Ser efef S aoted at lis sd October 5d and
May at los SO The ioca & raw a sugar des quoted as
follows centifugal 96 test &C %usTgadG % m r
sales reported yssteTday the AneTan IEa from store
~ I5e basis 90 test sugars were generally hel9 @
4lec duty paid basis Wilett & Gray 8 % $50 ons
against last year at the same uneven @
The de3eaff 66 OF show visibe supply $50
rainst 575 tons last year decrease of 1s669'
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
PED "D"LINE

For san Juan. P r., La Guayra. Pto. Cabsllo.
Curacao & Maracaibo. Via Curacao.
s. =. CARACAS. sat. sept. 1. noon
) =. IHlLA AuEL-FIiIA. sat, sept - noon
For la Guayra. Curacao & MaEacaioo.
: :. MARACAIEO. .-..-. sat. sent T. noon
$ : ZJLlA-- --.------ Sat-. sept Il, noon
Pier II. adjoining Wall ST Ferry. Brooklyn
These steamers have superior accommcda-
tiCrs fCr rass-nseIs-
BOCLTON. BLISS 4 DALLETr.
General Managers - WaN ~
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
STORAGE NOTICES.

New York August 2Sth, 1909.
NEW YORK CENTRAL STORAGE CO.
Office lO3 East f25th St
To E. c. Marsh Florence du Barry. +.
C. Stephens, - b. Perry. E. Archer. Mrs.
NJ F. Deely. Mrs W. A. Seabury. Mrs
Ryan. VIM. s. Root. J. Ryan. P. J. Mul-
stav. J. Flanagan, Mrs. u. Hyatt. Mrs.
Tfnan. I. D. Davis c. A. Ward. Mrs. Ella
Benner. Mrs. F. Rosenberg. J. G. Uboicic.
Mrs. ]. Demerat Il. Edelson, Kate Welch:
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the household goods. personal effects
and merchandise. stored by YOU or for your
account with this warehouse, viii be sold
under our liens. at public auction. at the
auction rooms OF George Merle. 155 East
Iohth 81 commencing Tuesday. September
I4th. 1900, at 10 80 a. m. and continuing
Tuesdays and Wednesdays thereafter. az
the same place and hour. until the goods
M NEW YORK CENTRAL STORAGE co.