nine o'clock
Why do you say thirty-five dollars ? '' `` Because at forty dollars apiece , Abe , I could use for my Sarahcuse , Rochester , and Buffalo stores about fifty of these garments , and you ought to figure on at least five dollars ' profit on a garment . '' `` Well , maybe I am figuring it a little too generous , y' understand ; so , if that goes , Moe , I will quote the selling price at , say , forty dollars a garment to you , Moe . '' `` Sure , it goes , '' Moe said ; `` and I 'll be at your store to-morrow morning at nine o'clock to decide on sizes and shades . '' Abe 's passage through the customs examination was accomplished with ease , for nearly all his Paris purchases were packed in the hold to be cleared by a custom-house broker . His stateroom baggage contained no dutiable articles save the gown in question and a few trinkets for Rosie , who was at the pier to greet him . Indeed , she bestowed on him a series of kisses that reechoed down the long pier , and Abe 's pallor gave way to the sunburnt hue of his amused fellow-passengers .