Disbursing officer's statement of Congressional relief fund, acts 786 and 797, for the year ending September 30, 1903-Continued. EXHIBIT E. Statement of rice distribution under provisions of Acts 786 and 797, Congressional relief fund, for the year ending September 30, 1903. EXHIBIT F. Statement of distribution of corrugated iron under the provisions of Acts 786 and 797, Congressional relief fund, for the year ending September 30, 1903. EXHIBIT C. REPORT OF THE INSULAR PURCHASING AGENT AS TO CARABAO TO NOVEMBER 20, 1903. OFFICE OF THE INSULAR PURCHASING AGENT FOR THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, SIR: I have the honor to report that under Act No. 828 and under resolution of the Philippine Commission under date of August 7 I have sold the following described carabao: MALVINO DE JESUS, AGRICULTURIST, GUAGUA, PAMPANGA. Female. Male.. Do. Do. Do Female. Do. Do.. RICARDO VELEZ CORRALES, AGRICULTURIST, GUAGUA, PAMPANGA. Male. Female.. Male. Do.. Female.. Male. Female. Male.. FRANCISCO DE GUITERRES, AGRICULTURIST, POROC, PAMPANGA. The above sales were for cash, the first two at $100 being selected by the buyer, and the balance being taken as turned out by this bureau. Transfer certificates have been issued in each case, and will be accounted for to the auditor. In selling the above carabao I find that purchasers prefer a large percentage of females, and would recommend that, if possible, the contractor send at least 50 per cent females. M. L. STEWART, Very respectfully, CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE ON SALE OF CARABAO, Assistant Insular Purchasing Agent. Manila, P. I. Philippine currency. Which amounted to, at time of payment, at the current rate of exchange, $118,805.45, |