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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05
BONDS AND STOCKS.


Ups and Downs In Market Value. on the
New York Exchange.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-Stocks to-day were
active and irregular and for some time
feverisli. hut the general drift of prices
was ownwa in the forenoon. and uI'-
ward later i'm the day, with the result of
leaving the great majority of the list frac-
t~ionally higher than last evening. At the.
opening of business, the story that "a large.
syndicate had purchased u controlling I'M
tercst i'm Reading and proposed to Dust
the present management, caused liberal
buying by the shorts, and Reading was
soon forced above ~ and held there for
the remainder of the day.
were dull but firm.
Petroleum-Thc market opened firm
at 1854, declined tn 1O4L, then advanced
to 1861 "a reaction followed and the mar
ket closed firm at 1857.
Stock MISUNDERSTANDING. 1851; high
est 1861; lowest 1O4a4; closing 1857.
CONSOLIDATED Exchange Opening at
1867; highest. 1857; lowest, 10aSx; clos
ing 1851.
Total sales Az, 600 barrels.
Copper-Neglccted; Lake. February,
S14.15.
Lead-Steady; domestic. $3.S2E.
Tin-Declined, closed steady; straits,
$3O.aD.
Rar siIyer-g.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05

BosroN. Feb. Woo There has
been u continued steady demand for
wool. Territory woods are offered quite
freely and sell generally ON "a secured
basis of 5.st5S for fine, IS for fine medium
and 5Osf 81 for medium. Some choice lots
might go higher, hut such are scarce. No
change in Texas and California woods.
and Oregon sells at about the same
prices as territory.
PHILADELPuIA, Feb. i.-Wool quiet.
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lotto TO Co-oWNER.
STATE oE MONTANA.
COUNTY or DEER I.ops.E,
.vAnnnrN tstI

VI pttR tF'iest, :
January .. iND.
To Frank q. Brown: Nou are hereby notified
that I have expended for the years isSS and lssa,
each, one hundred dollars IN assessment work
ON the "Bonanza" quartz lode mining claim,
lying IN an uuorganiZed district in Deer Lodge
county, and located November IL. IsS.. And II
within ninety days from the first publication of
this notice you fail Ia contribute your prupor-
ton of sicli expenditure as coowncr your inter
est In said claim will become the property OF the
undersigned under section 2.sai. Revised Statutes
Of the United states.
signed lOtIS SCHoIN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-05
STATE OF MONTANA.
Cot NrN ~ DEER loI.E,

CoINTN oF DEER IoIsE,,
January Z, lSO.
nu hey.
You are hereby notified that we have expended
ont. hundred dollars in assessment work in lal ~
anu improvements upon the Annie Glover quartz
lode, in order To hold said premises under the
provisions at section 2.s2i. Revised statute OF the
United states. being the amount required To hold
the same for the year ending Deeember 31st,
1854: And IL within ninety days from the first
publication at this notice You fail ar refuse to
contribute your proportion Of such expenditure
as your interest i'm said claim will be-
come the property of the subscribers under said
ssctio 2,s.+.
lSignedi r. q. EkSTATT.
Butte City. Mo tana
JOHN NARrZ.
Anaconda. Montana.
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BERLIN. Feb. 4 Prince Bismarck gave
"a grand dinner tonight. mt which the en-
peror was present. The emperor con-
vcrs.d with the chancellor in the most
affablc mood and repeatedly took wine
with him. After dinner at the empcror's
particular request. Bismarck smoked his
pipe and the conversation became general.
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Butte Real t:.tate Record.

Special correspondence AZ the standard.
Butte. Feb. i.-Thc following are tile
real estate transactions recorded since
our last report
Daniel Berry to Edwin A.. Irvine. for
SsD. lots ~ and II i'm block 6.. of Butte
townsite.
Edwin H.. Irvine to Arthur W. Lord. for
Sl,GD. lots IL and "a in block 61. of Butt.
townsite.
Edwin "A. Irvine tai Joseph 4. Scl,au.r.
for $40. lot NJ in block TX. Of Moves Il up-
tons addition.
X. NJ. Cobian Ia James a. Pace, for
$3.50. lot ! i'm block ~. of Noyss Il Cptou's
addition.
An agreement was entered into to-day
10y the terms of which Loren Clark and
w. J. Johnston agree to deed to Arthur
w. Lord. for 81, the surface of the MAN.
haitian quartz lode claim contained within
the bounda riss of lots IL and "a in block
S1. of Butte ~towusitr.
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Closing stocks

Money on call easy at 3uf. Closed
at 3.
Prime mercantile paper, 4a4a6Lc.
Sterling Exchange-Quict. steady; sixty
day bills, A.S3E; demand. A.s7L.
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COTTON ETs-uY TELEGRAPH.

Lyerpol aug. 10. p m.--The sses 81 the DAY In.
cludr-t 500 bales American. ~
Future clo' cd steady american Mddmg low middlins
delivery. 21Gd. sellers August ana Sr-
bcr 1Ibc7y, 23.c.d. seller, p:cnber delivery.
.3.Gd sellers ScItu Der and October delivery. oOCid,
buvcrs Ocol .r ami NO.~mhr delivery. 52-6id. value
November and December delivery, j064 az 3i-6id De.
ccInbr lamar delivery. iO6iuo 5O-tfdt January
and February d,l!yery t90idj 5oeid: February and
March d-is cry. JOOl as ji-6fd.
galveston Avg Ig.-tottOn cay; mid'llng, IL 5i6c
low middLs 10 l5-IGc good ordinary. 10 9lGc net aud
1879. 80. -.
Norfolk, Aug I3-Cotton nominal niddnr II ioc net
and gross receipts % bales including new crop eNortA
coasivisr. 4 stock LIS. .,
IO7sc nddng lOiac god ordinary, 9''c; net and
gross receipts bales Including 3se crop; exports
coas;wi>e IS sales 800. .ock. i2,.;
New.Oneans Aug. -. -Jottyn duh middline. llEe :
low rfddiiGe 107sc. good ordinary. l01c net tecGps,
9l2 bales including 1907 rev ,rop! -. 1882 ~
the Continent. ~ cOhstWst, ZO0, sales, ~
stock. CTS.
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rrcnRnrp MoErGAGEs.

rockley W;n 5 % C. McClcnahan, lot 3. nap >
nt-.lnan. Lac to " Mnnhemer. " cor dave and
colntld Rachd 70 Mutual Life Ins 60. cor 10Th
Drum. uond. charlie. - NJ Purify. eKcr. ! iith-st
paid Albert l.. 70 " + Andrews. Trcmont-ave
w Wa,hingtol-ayc y'ar., ri,@oO -,
DOOn4I. Francis. 20 lari % savings b'hh' MVII'"
ave-, u l5Otl--t year ? 81 ojV ,o., . m ,o..
Farrell Ma-Far.'. 20 Trust Co. 'sth.st 10Th
'''ful,i Aaraa. 20 d, W Coatt- sith-.t, 2daye .
,rar ; - 20 Sorth R.,cr savings BANK. I'd.
, ,a5 si.t.-, r.ar 70 900.
INV Wn l. 10 ! Bard. lc-d.,t. " 1th-ave.
nau'plrSt. George = II Hcu,on. l3ith.'t.
Echn j.. - L > Ttus, Co. co7 and $50 2days. .
KeA1tf, 'jeos to sehreycr. i22a't Avenue
SANE t. Ie ,,uaranee and Trust co. property.
Nv. Is : t. " Bondy io;h-a'e 1nd 18th
M.oacy daniel to s \ Wright, lot 1879 map Mott
Ovcincoa Tiors.. u Harlem Saving BANK 4.
M',a.de.-a'r iS'.-1I' yer "I,te9' Id,a
It, F.. Ai~y,ndcr.,ve . wear. 8 MORTGAGE $4,000 49,.
PFiv. : pho o. J. Lnrrh. D. " cor hN'h"' y ana
PHILLIPS " &. - & " Finch K'nrfbr'dee Road. adj
Joining and Wo1 YEAR ,"yN, ,,,., .
Priras-d Abbott l.. - u = Rowland i"''h''~ e
secor. T., y 20 T. L sf-.ter. 9h-a'e. 52f't
Mcr,t,orne, I'm ,ni l7u wa-d.. ya-t $40 oCo
star@ 1oll,, t." y u ho'eft-on " "hllsa'e
it6 Fr1nr l. =. g Manche.tr. o5th.'t .
ath.a,c 1 year. - 900.
Jcr--.on.sy. n fremont ave. real. ~ 0to
Tyl-r william 4 - Bonner. ilust. e
Trlnann s T.. - q Prague s51'-s,. 10Th.
a,o note 1900
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REAL ESTATE.
BrSTyESs AT TIE EXCHANGE.

Al the Exchange yesterday the southwest corner o.
Firstavc and Ninetylfstst. was offered pio' ooAIVV
together with plot in the rear oOSloo Oh Ninety hrsV
81. The property consist, Of four unshiShch tcho-
,nents and WAS ered subject various cncumbance
amounting 10 $3.50. one bid Of $1,000 over INC
anouut wa, made bringing the price up TO 81 ,'1o'
and mo prupery Knocked down 70 INC pau
Hbe yyc5Iy rlrS sale was adjourned for one Week on
account Of the want Of bu! fer cehve Oh 'e Doh
Thc stat. OF Charles y. Connolly. brother on tS wei
trnrn Richard g. Connolly. al one une t9nHoIl1I VI
ihe civ OF ScwIor under the Tweed c!Ihe, NM
state i located at Fort Washington and contains SIX
nc. e. Of land running from NortheaNe' 70 hr Huu
son River adjoining the ppperne, Oh iiaNens an
cnrct on The maps has been sold at pTlVajc coriC
for so 900 II j. reported on the nIrNeI wa. oic
sale has been effected for tie Mutual Lie Shy.n5
the great increa-e II values IN inc iWchnH Ia =
'r,ec fourth Wards In 1884 James L. Well SOFA
IL on Kelly ave and Westchc>tcraVc' iOr Civ: ne
a,4 lot Wa YESTERDAY resOh By the same auou0neer
Tor 5000 TIE auctOncef mas auiu ~ tiI 80
ale five los on Thir1-ave. 300 feet SOUTH Oh OHo
hundred and seventy irst-st for 5000: ms p; IL
T. looked on a. marking large advance along te !he
of the elevated road
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NJ EW-YOR AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
I ElllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt sns
Desbr0sses ss follows: 49, -t...
a. m for Slatngton and intermediate pohts' pur,,s
IN. Lyons Einira lto'h' II Dn =.
and the West. and principal local pohN9, '"Af N~' -
Lyons and Pullman 10 Suspension hrussY ,,,,,.s
20 =. m Mauch Chunk and interim ua.e ponhss, -
a. ~. for L. and u. Junction and nterm'dis po"'~
Chair to Mnuch Chunk. . ,.....oa,.,. roints.
D. M Tunkhannock ava llserheIiac ~ md
Chair ear TO Tunkhanno> X. connection 10 he'u"s ~
Harrisburg. ,.,,, 10, ,., o,,.,o ,onts
40 D. m for Emira and principal nt erme iiate lo ,
Chair tir 10 Wilkesbarre and Pullman sleeper TO susp"
sion Bridge 81, 49,, Ia, ....oa..,a ronts.
80 D. m. for Mauch Chunk ana ht'rhie0ae po
Chair Mauth Chunk. H.. ro,,,s
D. M. for Mauch thuns anu htcrMeula,s p'"''''
Connection TO Reading and Harrlsburg, - pu9,la
n In for geneva LYONS, Elmra, Ro hester B ana.o
and tke West Pullman sleeper Lyons and suspehso'
Bridge. -. - -, -, and q. 10
d. M connect for all points In Mahanoy and haAleV'" '
i'so'' SUNDAY TRAINS. ,.,.
a. m. for Mauch Chunk Hay eton ana internn,dd ste
ponts and ii a. M. for Shenandoah aud interheu'''
point. , ,,.., II "a, ote roints
n m for Geneva Lyons Elm.ra Rochcster buns..
and he West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspense
'''"S' General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20

IOIAIOEs AND NLtfHIABIlfS
Long Island potatoes advanced 70 50 3ds2 90 for pru
loose Rose following our last report out Wrs6en.a auI
in tue week and casd OF on fully 25dS1c per
Dbl under yhter shipping orders Jersey WHIT KING
fair demand at II 756:l 81 Peerless gong ghe
ally at the inside figure potatoes fell to s. 3OGt5
bu, cleaning up pretty well and Close nm with very
u,tle stock utainale under outside quotation lhclce
dry onions fairly Tomato, closing shade hrinrf
Lima plenty ana prices firm Green corn ID
lIrht supply NJ TIL moment doing little bette eg
plants stlli very cheap, but about steady CucnnDet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20

OIL CITY, Penn. Aug. 1o.-Natonal Transit ccrthcates
opened al q2ac highest. Gzsc: lowest Ole closed q"
sacs 20 900 bblS chast.rs i1i1l0 btls: shipment
40 3O- Lb-; 1897 bhl-
pttsIurr Perm. Aug. l9.-Pctroloum dull and weaker
National Transit certificates ouened 1T 81 he closed Slec
highcst C2i2c: lowest. Jllsc.
Bradford Penn. Ane. 10-Nstonal Transit certificates
opened 92sc: closed. 9lAc; highest 32ioc; lowest
cIesrances 200. 600 bbls.
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TpITITs ANp HFRRIEs-FREsH

Choice large hand picked ayDes fairly wei main.
tained Ia pfc. but common kinds ana QUALITIES are Que
nlentv and favor. Of 81. Louis aDules
has been they not Of satisfactory qualify
and are moving slowly S3d33 % Der Dbl Liberal onr-
ngs California have given US an easier naIhc M
fable nearby points, but cnolcc ItaTd'tI
Ciapps's Favontc etc still bringing pretty 2oOd
ntices Cooling pears Gn. Small lo.s Of Duns from p'
,irer meet fair demand when choice and Of desirable
variety but common kinds and qualities arc dull VIZ.
gina grapes have ruled but ar closing barely
st1ady except for Delaware which arc very scarce
few Delaware and MARYLAND Concord and Moore's EAY
mat a fair demand when choice. Small lets Df uDHvef
Champion from rirded ynes sell SLOWLY ct eeSc pcr d.
Tuckebs-ries very rregar quality and value MUSK
melons Dente mostly poor and dull WaterlDeons
have Accumulated heavily and show decline but i"ncv es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20

London Aug 10. p. m-Consols. 90 3l6 or money and
9Gs. for the account Atlantic and Groat Western first
mortgage trustee c'ruGcai"-, 80 canadian f1cih'
81 Mexican Ordinary. 80 - Paul common. PA New
YORK Central lO3is PENNSYLVANIA. 81, reading 2I%.
Ihc amount Of b lloH gone into the Bank Of England
balance TO-DAY T. cl2 600
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORl
WASHINGTON
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL.
WAY COMPANY.

Jay-st, IS a. ~. 2s,st.. SO a. H. io' S~.gO -
Liberty IIancoeA, Walton. Dslh. Ldmestoo. N%s.A'
Utlca Rome Oneida. Detroit, Chicago and points W,
Jay.st 300 a. ~ t2d--t.. 10 D. M 20, Ssnpots.I
Hall IAArs Mohonk and Mnnewa-ka, WaAAill S,12 80
tons M.ddletONn Bloominsburg Ehe4N ne Mountain
Dale. Fas1ure liur!-yhule LD.iY, Whl% l1 AA,,rbll
Jay-st.. % .. n. i2d-st.. IS y. n io, 'sLPo"
Hall Lake, Mohonk and Mmuewa>Ns Wa..d.. NaA,y -"
lions Mldd.eioWn blooming burg, tenNllle. Iot. JfsS.
Moutccao. failsburg Hureyile, Liberty Nhite l"A''
Rockland ,,,sp.,..,
tJnV-st u 90 D. M. 42d--t. 10 M. for MddleioSn
Ellen VILE tasburs, Liberty, Walton Nor"lcl OhesS1
Rochester. Niagara rails, Detroit Nhi'SsV ~
points West . A. .,,,r.
Jay>t 80 t%d st. :45 p M, Satnfdays , ont
for Campbell Hal, MddetoMn, EuenNlile, Port Jrs''
FsllsburY. Liberty, White Lake, Roeklsnd. .,,s
Daily through Other train, daily, except >uhuals.
Pullman draw Ia room seats aud sleepingcar oesAs
reserved at 323 Broadway New York. . v
J. C. ANDERSON, e. r A., Is Exchange Place, " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20

The daily average receipts Of milk and at the df
fcrent railroad d' buting points ~ ana near IN, CIV io
the been A. follows Erie 4o51 cans o. hiiia
80 cans Of condensed milk and lG0 cans OF cream Surq "
hanna $50 OF milk and p can- Of cream Pcnh''I
NsLa Pouchkc psir Boston 30 cans oil MIX HeW ORA
Central and Hsrem 22jO Of MIX. $50 can ~ con
d,n,cd mi L. and Of cream La tawauha % cans
Of IniiK and cans OF cream NewYorS City aud Northern
l,435 OF milk; Haven and Hartford $50 ans
OF milk Ontario and Wc.tcrn. 2.ljO Of milk and 10
Of Wcs, Shore ~ cans OF milk ana - cans
OF cream Newjcrscy Central 800 cans OF MIX ana 10
cans cream and b. miscellaneous snort routes. l1OO
Of milk aud - cans Of The total daily supply
l. .6J OF milk. III OF cOnd -s.d MIX
o. II" price paid FOR tho sur
plus the patiornN has becn 81 50 81 30 quarts.
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AArLSr SHORE RAlLKOAp, y. y. c. 1

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. y; Z. q
New York; follows and 20 mnutri earlier
the foot Of Jay.t. NewY ork HAM. Ton, LONDON
Louis rs IS 10 Toronto . 80 a. m - 10
Niaears Fails So 20 So M 3 70 no + b. m
ali 80 A. m b3 Is ~ 90, 3 rs and IS u p NJ
CatsIdn and Albany 3 80, = 10. 0:o) all ~ a. M
b3 as ~ 90, . 10 g rs p m Cranston7, Ws' ro
ali 10 a. M y ~ st zoo 80 5S s5 9 80 ? S
iii D. M, and 30 - M bS 40 p m Corn"a ahe
Newburg Montreal and Canada East lS a nl.' % 10
D. M Elegant sccping-ears for Buffalo. Nineprs ans
Saratoga specials ali 80 M By IS p m parIor-cars
saratoga and Caldwell Lake t'.or3e an ~ q NJ.
daily excerpt sunday b3 :45 p m (Satnrdays 9ny Par
lor.car on IL 80 a. m train Kaatrrshih, ilnnter to
bart Grand Hotel station and Pho,ncia 3:3o clO -
and ali 80 a. M, b3 IS par9r.carS e. Gri M!
m, AS y. NJ. trains and 10 20 a. m. for Hobart
Slerpng.car on 30 a tSundays only, 10. Grand
Hotel and Phoenic,. Paltnvile CAIRO ana Moaaf ain
iousc i3 all 80 a. mi 6s 20 p M parIcsars o
saturday only for Kaaterskll Hunter o6nt (land
Hotel station and l'hoencla. Parorcpr TO Grand Hotel
station aud Phoenica. b. c. = Leaves Brooklyn Via
Brooklyn Annex Go, al0 40 a. m and b y 100 p M.
jersey City p kR station clo 40 All 20 a. M, 50 20,
b3 % p. m. Cotsdll Mountain night line. 80 n M
sleeping Grand Hotel Station Sundays only Daily.
tDsiy except saturday. All other trains daily except
sunday For tickets timetable parlor and sleeping ir
accommodation information. apply offices Brooklyn,
Sas ws.hinrtonst 520 Fultonst Annex onee. foot OF
way. 1873 Boycry 10 Park Place So West l25th.st and
West Shore Station. foot Of West i2d-st foot II
Jay-st, North RIVER. G. r. LAMBERT General Pas.
sengor Agent Vanderbitave.. New-York
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THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending August 10. 1890.
REASa AND PEAS

Recepss for The week-IBeans l,1JJ pigs peas o1Uo
hush EXpofS-Deans. 200 PKG peas 80 bblr iIIO "
Al bs.s DEANS. Price FOR Gomere Mario" oeois .n
ruled fairly steady all the bat Their nhs been Yee
orll trade exporters aye TAXING sVihe iss 90
tne range quoted the hon- Jobbng tfSdc is ns.;
Medium anu Pea have furtatF advanced under
scsrcit d Pea espcc ally strong NhH
nearly goae some movement Red Adney ara Nates We.
sustained Nothing cong Iurtis soup. ~. ~,
Luna Ia fair JODOln. demand .o.Ili q, n
tiv fair quantity Of STOCK ~ SUI
being moved ana the accumulation Ia s'oro 10 sre"~' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
BUTTER.

Receipts for the week, 2I.GO2 pkgs Exports, ~
pkgs lac strong feature noted weak ago heDs T1p
a.. 6Tinc some lots mostly low grades, but the gan Is
fof hone oonsnpayc wants ana at present i run
,a nod ~ re supcy Prices 70 higher nan
las; quoted ard the tendency Is still Upward, tangy
S,nc Dreamer, las worked up % &c Iof NlOtN'
hnsess spd the best Of tubs commanding me
snre rate Extra Western Creamery is quickly pateG NJ
scia and scconds O. iiTsts moving good dea
better at 140loc. Exporter arc hling few orders ~.
better quality thhh tnef car buy
70 auy tat price ne growing 1carclty Of fra6
some trade 70 inc June STOCK ana
80 ba.f lr rskng az iSc. Very ltt. state dairy
srri, M aud raucs Improving with creamery choice
J,r ,f ar 0rc saabe 10 l7Glsc and hne nrkins bng
ssTs Pic 'rhe outlook IS suco a. hardly to Wairan
- Gi.nosnc O their make at present: All
n e.to acsg~ she wing increa ing strength and
-, mO.f Qua ltes.
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Ncw.York. Tuesday. Aug. 10.

Ncw-YoTk Tuesday. Aug 10
~. .u,t,, sole was made at the Exchange and Auc-
ton Room to-day -. ....,.- o,s,
5.S.orv buildings with lots. on lstaVe @ IT,,
81 lots eJxOO.s each: similar bulldlhe WIN az "
lei oi-t,, 100 II Of lstaNe. lots Z1AluV'o S'hu'
Well. $3.50. III =, " 600 boulevard n e
cam iOOth.st vas adjourned ~ August IL
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Treat STORE FOR YOU.

Morris Park is an ideal suburb.
The streets have been carefully made
There are water mains, stone sidewalks
and shade trees. The means of com
mlincation are superb. On one side
are the Flatbush Av. and Rapid
Transit divisions, and on the other the
Hunters Point division of the Long
Island X. X. Trains every few minutes.
Communication SAT year, which is at
the rate of seven cents a trip. People
of refinement have recognized the
charms of Morris Park, and as q result
scores of tasty residences, costing all
the way from $4,000 to $4,000, have
already been erected. The proposed
extensions of the Elevated Railroads
will pass close to the property. Titles
insured.
LOTS 500 AND UPWARD. PAYABLE IN
MONTHLY INsTALLMENTs, 10 PER CENT. DIS
COUNT FOR ALL CASH
Information apply 10 IFKE. JOHNSON JR, 60 Liberty.
IT., y. Y. and 500 FuitOn-st., Brooklyn.
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Shinnecock Hills. Iona Island.

Lying between ana overlooking Shinnoock ana Peconic
liays ana Atlantic ocean Lnt,t location Long Island
excellent mn with fur he'd cctiage attleh'd, the %
Ihe Long Island Improvement Company
eNtnsNe iLpIO, oncr Reasonable terms
building sits from three 10 tn Apply 10 w. >
no. T. Southampton L. i
A r nEMPSTEAD j.. Ito let for | or 3 years hand
"A country rrsd'Bc" thOTo ghl' uFai.hod
Tor 5000 hous has 10 rooms pantry large cellar garrct
40 bathrooms gas tanc" furnace hot aad cold water
large barns and standing sal- 10
4. OF mill from depot rLlshed al 900 ONDER
DOSK q SMITH. IIcBiDstcaG. l.. l.
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AoUEpUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 209. STEWART BUILDING. No $50 BROAD
WAY,
NEW.YoRK August 7. 1890

Bids or proposals FOR building an earth and masonry
dam with gate and other appurnahces for Recryo OR
d. TIC west branch o. the CIo,on River near Carmel
Putnam County NcwIork c0llrd for In the approved
OF contract and hatOns III" u the occr
AqucGIct tcnmsion'rS will De Cd this
O'Clock y. August 81 1890 at which place
they VIII b" publicly opened by The Aqt educt Commit ssion
and the award for doing laid wi he
Conmias oners a. soon thereafter as possible.
Blank forms OF contract and Specifications therefor
bids or proposals and proper envelopes for their enclosure
BE- obtained az tho above Office Of Aqueauet Com.
nIissioncrs application 10 the secretary.
By order OF the Aqueduet Commission
- J. C. DUANE. President
JOHN c. SHEEHAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20

Receipts for week 3.42o bbls and 2oIIi cases dme
market Developed little weaker zone last Ihuf~uaS ana
Tday tiade and receivers became nere uIc.t
Sellers uude tn. that the DELAYED SOCK on Tue
New.York Central would surplus upon dtlEeiS.
But the actual arrivals SATURDAY were N9ht ana 70
zone 0. gthened somewhat ana so lef VS
week there mas been demand at Inn prices ioi al
stTcfv new.lsd - - TO-DAY fascy neNad Canadi an
are selling at I0 dls2c and vet brand. OF nearby West
ern are reaching the although sales OF western
EGGS other Michigan above lsc are TOO rare 70 Wsih'
ANY higher quotation Defective stock OF which there y
good deal dragging heavily unless offered 70 cheapest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
Gountrp BcarS.
RAILROADS..

9uE ONLY RAILROAD STATION TX THE CsTH
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
$50 A. h.-CHICAGO NESTIBULE LIMlTED-Oue e'
1921 H. - e X vEsrIBULE LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati 30. Indianapolis 10 80 A. H. o.
1856 A. u. ppwvf.srERN DAY EXPREss-daily except
4.3o 5ii i. M-NoRTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED TEL,
Detroit at 9:l5 m. Chicago 4 90 D. H. h'A'
Goo p. M.-FAsr WESTERN ExPREss,--Due Chicago
,.so F. oMa.n3%hp5i1 RdtSDAck. M6%TKEAL AND MA
s Apt ME- Ma SKI S2ouIs AND CHICAGO EN-
PRFSs-Due Indianapolis IL 20 p m. next cay 81
rIsRRKiI' MFrRG PoTGHtE5EIEPsI5E5 EH u sc
fLj 10 HlNSs556SN s5 ANS Is IS p NJ also
6esP'.e 10 70 ~ SO ~, % Po. ' 90 50
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90 g. 49, 70 70 6 5o 80 30 a. a'S n
rric% 60 AS g. $40, 81 81, e g %s9
ROC r. e. S &c. 10 % 10 55 a. $50 90 80
Bu'fFAEo~G 50. 10 20. 10 80 a m- 500. 30, rs
NlKGaRA rALLs-io 20. 40 80 $50. e'OO 1880
sARAii65:HH.s 90, III Sd n 200. 10 80 7;so
LAKE. Pa t6RSGYE"iJ 90, III 80 a m. 10 80 "a.
TIot SAND lsLANDs-iio.5o a m. $50 9:i5 p. H.
ApIfi6TpACK FOUNTAINS AND MoNTREAi.-'s 90
nj 80 H.. 50 y. M, II 90 hight also Adirondack
AUYs Si4RRxS.'' GfSSETA AND CANANDAIGuA-to 90.
srn%s e mig i Via a%kEfM' DIVISION
FOR ticket. and s9a IN See9ns Gar "a, apply at TaHd
10 PARK Place 50 West l2jth.s and l3sthst. s:anon.
s'} cSgh S Fi S.on. 'H Jer ssS
Wes.cos Express calls for and cheeks basEae. from
hotels and residences through % destination.
'DaIv except SUNDAY. aSaturdays only. o.her trains
ASo"S trains. cyrcp, tho,s leaving 90 so M
90 80 3 so s.. %, % D. m. and IL 90 mid.
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