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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-07-01
Mails. Trains and Stages

Weiser to Middle valley Us niles, Sa-
lubria (l0) Alpine (l0) and Indian valley
p. o. a. Leaves every morning except
Sunday; carries mail. passengers and
freight.
Connects with stage for Salmon Meadows
From Indian valley Salubria and NJ id
die valley to Weiser, every day except
Sunday
Indian val ey P 0 to Alpine az. Coun-
Gil (l5) and Meadows t30) Leaves every
day except Sunday and carries mail,
freight and passengers.
Return from Meadows to Indian valley.
same route. daily.
Meadows to Warren (5G) Monday Wed
ncsday and Friday
Warren TO Meadows, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
Meadows to Van Wycii (lp Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
NanWyck to Meadows, Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday
Meadows to Grangeville (0D every day
except Sunday.
Grangevide to Meadows. slme.
Salubria to Ruthburg ,22) caves Mon
day and Friday. ) p IN; arrives at Ruth
burg on TUESDAY and Saturday.
Ruihburg to Slubria, Monday and
Friday.
Salubria to Brannon N4), Friday; re-
tur 5 same day
Council TO Dale QO) Wednesday and
Saturday: returns same day.
Dale to Bear (20) Monday and Thurs
day.
Bear to Dale, Tuesday and Friday.
(The number of miles in parenthcsis
following each point, refer To the dislapce
between that p int and the preceding
point 70 find distance from Weiser. add
the numbers togctherD
PuSTMASTERS will confer favor
by informing us Of any change taking
place IN the above schedule.
WeIser postoltice open from 1880 m to
s p m.
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COUNTY
Business Men of Weiser.

Leading Business Men of Weiser.
additional information in regard oanv
of the following can b. found in their
advertisements in This paper:
Architect and Builder
ChaS. z. Fields.
Attorneys
Frank Harris.
John ". Ayers.
Barbers-
B. F. Hettinger. Vendome Hotel
j. N. Canary, Hotel Ueiser.
Banks
Bank Of Weiyer, G. j. selteyn, Cash..
Cigar Factory-
c. d. Morton.
Dentist
A. u. Curl.
Drugs, Toilet articles, Etc.
Jenney &c Waterhouse.
Dry Goods and Clothing
Louis Sommer.
II. SchdS
Furniture and Undertaking.
A. Sears.
General Merchandise
n. E. Sommercamp & Co.
Morris SOmmer
WelSer Mercantile Co.
Groceries
In addition toaboye.
c. T. Williams.
Chds. Irons.
Kendone, u. McGreqor, Prom
Hotet Weiser, 3. VI. Barton. Prom.
bat'ey Hotel Riggs Bros, Props.
HdrnesS-
Andre'c Riggs.
Hardware
Haas Bros.
JeiUelers-
3. ". Jenney.
L. N. Vial
Livery Stable
J. Matthews d Co.
Lumber Yard
Thos. E. Kelly.
Meat Market
F. Korup.
and Surgeons
Dr.. c. B. Shirley.
Or. j. Il. Nunlbers.
Dr.. W. IT, Beach.
heal Estate, Insurance. Loone
O. H. Harley.
Saloons
"The Mint" Page & Roberts.
Timer
Andre'e Pdynton.
Masonic.
Odd FELLOWS.
Knights of Pythiaa
Hoodmen Of the World.
torcsters Of america
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Cascarets Candy Catliariic. the most won
derfm medical discovery OF tie age, pleas
ant and refreshing 10 The taste, ACT gently
and positively on kidneys. liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system. dispel colds,
cure headache, fever. habitual constitution
aud bilionsneSs. Please buy and try box
of &. G. c. To-day: 10, ~. 50cents Sold and
guaranteed 10 curs by ali druggists.
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Schools.
Churches.

churches.
Congregational
rteachlng every Sunday at eleven o'cloc,,
a. m. and at eight p. m. ''O0N
", service. at 1915 p. m. "'O'"'"s
week" Se, meeting for Bible study, wedpes.
/ T. >. c. E., Sunday. AT IN M
REV. A. G. UpToN, Pastor
SAINT Lukes-
SERVICES:
9""''"y Matins and Sermon. Han
Evensong and Sermon. 7.3on ~
Co,.h.. sunday School at I9:i5 "''
VSse nnstlon OF Holy Communion first
sunday IN month, at II a. m. "'''
Baptist
S SrTaCnlng every Sunday at liam
sunday school at II. g III
pun. oung Peoples meeting Saturday 3 nm,
M iha!er meeting every Wednesday p p,
The public invited. "eSoay' o pm
Rev. G. W. BLACK Pastor
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face of the glacier covered the now
burning sands. The question of appro-
priation now comes to him Use and
realization, it is all his. He looks
again, touches it, climbs over it, fin
ally attacks it fiercely with his feeble
force. His efforts are futile. Ex-
hausted, he pauses to think. His
store of food, that before was SO
magniied, today has shrunk to moth
ing. The spring is almost dusty,
only the little moisture that accumu-
lated during the night is left He
must go. Yes, 90 back to the world
for help, and this means a division
OF this wealth He starts and travels
on for awhile, looks back longingly.
An undulation of the desert surface
hides his treasure from his ewes
Overcome by anxiety, lie turns
again, comes back. Still it is there.
smiles at his doubts and starts again,
and again returns. So day by day,
one, two, three, lie tries to drag him
self away, only to be pulled back. At
last nature gives way. He crawls,
into the shadow of his wealth. Morn
ing comes again. The vulture flaps
his wings and comes to see the man
and finds him at home, and when he
Gaps his wings again be is not
hungry.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Ctss4iretS Candy Cathariic Toe or sc
II c. C. c. fail 10 cure. druggists refund money
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Latest styles in Shirt waists, Dress
patterns, trimmings, Ladies Collars
and Cuffs, Wash goods and Neck
wear just opened at Sommercamps.
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How good seeing
a Pair Of Eyes
have you?

You perhaps say your eyes are all
right'-but are they as good as they
were three years ago? A few minutes
of your time and an examination
Given free by our optician will
speedily determine what the condition
and needs of your eyes are.
JENNEY & WAREHOUSE
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Elegant table at Hotel Weiser.
White help. No other kind Of help
employed
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UNDER TWO FLAGS.

The outside of the SIGNAL
imitation OF the glorious emblem of liberty country Millions of
people will stand beneath glorious coming Fourth and admire
IL Tor the grand things signifies They people
true nut they will be patriotic though part
OF their lives may be far from desirable a
VIII be truly enough American understand and "
appreciate what that flag born represent,
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Ciscarcts Candy Cuthartic Zoe or &c.
II c. c. c. fail 10 cure. druggists refund money.
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Call for Liberty Bell Extracts, at
Sommercamp's
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Why pay higher prices elsewhere
when you can trade at Cast Iron Store?
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Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
men strong, olool pure SOC 81 Al druggists
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Seed potatoes at weiser Mere. Co.
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A train of three or four jaded ami
mails and two men are passing and
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Public Officials.


STATE.
= Co.,. Henry Heitfeld
- 'e'''''e ......... George l. Shoup
Member OF Congress. .......James Gum
Governor. Frank Steunenberg
Tieutenant-G Governor. &C.. George + Moore
Secretary Of State. ...... George J Lewis
Attorney-General . Robert Z McFarlqnd
L. Marshal. james | Crutcher
L. 5. Dist. Attorney .......J II Fornev
Treasurer .............. George ii Sturer
Auditor ....... James II Anderson
Iuspeciorof Mines Benjamin f Hastings
Supt. Public Instruction. Louis Anderson
Surveyor-General. ...... O. Siraughan
Supt L ; Assay office .... F F Church
Supreme judges w Huston, Chief Jus
tee; Ralph P Qrarles. l y Sullivan.
Judge 81 judicial Dist Geo II stewart
All state officers have their residence at Boise.
COUNTY.
Auditor and Recorder T Smith. Weiscr
Assessor and Tax Collector VIM Allison,
WeiSer
Sheritf-D Fl Kerfoot. Weiser
1reasurer-C NJ Hxon Weiser
Probate Judge-T NJ Joffreys Weiser
c.,. LIST Dst-A B Anderson Weiser
v sioness 2d Disl-M Hopper Salubra
I 81 Dst-John jackson, Indian
Valley.
Coroner-Dr Brown. Salubra.
Regular meetings of the board OF county
comm ssioners are in January, Apri,July
aud October
The next session Of the District Court
will open October 20lh. 1897.
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WGiS0r

fhep untof I
menfur
The
the
radius OF ten
of 6 the
but cleared ana
audgro uneXceed IN
on All
demonstrad)
location for various nnuacoHes WOODEN
50O0OO 2OOO OU POUNDS
wool within 200 that transportation on this VIII be
and commercial railway
n for country equally extensive to the west aud
Snake
Building and residence lots
The
cheerfuly information prospective purchasers
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be enraport body and soul with those principles 81
thought gratifying 1t good to Ameicansm III
dead il imperative Lion ~
instead of the Eagle guides policy "a
Monroe doctrine our very door lin
opposition the will of those ag object might
jnre the the American pn
like the annexation of Hawaii by the for
the selfish Our striped this public
herewith submit crude design ensgn-no
formally adopted by the administration strongly
promised 1t endorsed by both The
dollars the classes for he masses
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Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK. Monday. July l9.-Receipts Of beeves
yesterday and to-day were 1854 head. b5 cars to be
exported. 1874 cars direct TO local slaughterers. and
SO cars to he sold. Slow. but steady for stees; rough
stock nrm. The yards were fully cleared. Poorest
to best native steers sold at 1i@35lb y 100 MS;
stays and oxen at G3ct "a. so; bulls at S2. $50 IS. so;
dry COWS at 92933. so. Dressed beef steady at 8@Sc.
p n. for native sides. Cables from British marketa
quote American steers at l0@llc. Y D. dressed
weight. American refrigerated beef at s2@S7sc. y
n; American sheep at l04l2c. v n. dressed weight.
Exports to-day $50 bceves. 5000 quarters of beef
none to- morrow.
Receipts OF calves yesterday and to-day, all for tho
market, were 8,540 head. Veals steady but quiet
other calves dull at q decline OF 'oo. ' n. The pens
were cleared at the close. with the exception Of 100
head veals sold at S4@ss.5O v 100 ms. Buttermllk
calves at 08 25to9 o.. 75. Dressed calves generally
quiet; city dressed veals. sslOc. Y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. yesterday and to-day.
Including 8 cars direct to butchers, were l7.<01
head; % cars on sale; Sheep ruled &c. lower. while
lamts declined 10 lac. hut tho pens wero about
cleared at the reduction. sheep sold at %. 4.3o
Y 100 rs; lambs at t+.b0SSo az; Dressed mutton,
739c. y n; dressed lambs, S1Sl0hc.
Receipts OF hogs yesterday and to-day were 7.7se
head, Including l63 head on sale; nrm at %. 6O9SA Y
100 Ms.
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Futures here advanced 10 to 90 points, closing steady
with sales of 1900 bags. Havrc was unchanged.
Hamburg advanced ! TO liz pig. Rio exchange de-
clined 1890. Rio was hat at 100 refs advance; re-
ceipts 10, 900; stock eos. 900; exchange lid. Santos
was quiet and unchanged; receipts i7.O0o: stock
300. 900. American warehouse deliveries last week
81, 900 bags. Firm cables and European and local
buying caused the advance to-day.
NAVAL S~roREs-Dull and unchanged. Spirits Of tur-
pentine. 28ta2otac.; common TO good strained rosin.
PErRoIEuM-Crude certificates were unquoted here
and In OIL City. Refined unchanged.
PRovisioSs-Lard lower. Prime. S4.o1i2. Pork dull
but steady; meas, ss: 2oass.oo Tallow. $ l.loG3lse.
Butter-Crenmery. Western, loo. Eggs-State, fresh
gathered. 100 &c. Chicago. July r." Provisions
opened lower because Of considerably larger hog re-
ceipts than expected. There was some selling by
scattered holders and packers. and liberal offerings
came from q prominent local trader. The demand was
largely from shorts. The closing was steady for pork.
and lower for lard aud ribs. The cash demand for
meats was only fair; 20. 900 hogs are estimated for
tomorrow"
suaAR-Raw moro active and nrmer: So test GEN.
~trifugals. 81; 90 test. do. 32c; SOC test molasses.
2Hsc. sales Is 1000 tons on basis of above quotations.
Later in the day the American Sugar Refining Com.
pany was reported as q large buyer at an advance of
lee. over the above quotations.
CHICAGO, July l2.-These were today's prices:
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Real Eatnto sales.

Rutland q whiting have sold for Mandelbaum q
Levine, No. 90 John street. lot a~o,8Is!.8. to Francis
ago. 900 Of this No. o Livingston place, q four.story
rownatone. front dwelling, l7.SxSl.
Thomas Cahill has sold to an occupant buyer No.
1876 Convent avenue, an unfinished throe-story light
stone.front private dwelling.
Charies Grimth Moses has sold the Carlton apart
ment house, No, 10 Carlton avenue. Brooklyn, for tho
trustees OF Gertrude Wallarh for esi 900.
John Dun A Co. have sold for Hirch Bros. to John
T.. O'Brien, the plot, 5Uxl00. on tho southeast corner
OF I4sth street ami Amsterdam avenue on private
terms.
At the Broadway salesroom yesterday Bryan L.
Kennedy sold No. $40 Eat seventyseeond street.
lot is.Sxl02.e. foreclosure sale. to the plaintiff, Jen-
ME Blum, for 90. 800.
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@itrttrss md Mtetinas.
OfTICR or TME CHICAGO 4 NORTHWEST
ERE RAILWAY COMPANY,
~ ViFrH AVRSUE. cHiCAGO. ILL b.

- hENO NHhNhNsDs
JUN =, 1907.
Special Meeting of the stockholders Of the Chi
eago and Northw sstern Railway Company, duly
called by ayote OF tho Board OF Directors, viii be held
ut the General once of the Company, No. 22 Fifth
Avenue: In the City OF Chicago, ~. on Wednesday,
the oad day OF September, 1909, at no o'ciock
Gliding whether the stockholders OF the Company
. bonded debt by the Issue, at auch times and in
reotors may determine, Of bonds, pay able in gold coin
OF the United States OF America OF the present stand.
ard OF weight and nneness, and not exceeding tho az
Gregats principal sum OF Sos. OOO q maturing
November 1. A. D. 1857. and bearing q rate Of inter
est not exceeding nve per centum per annum. paya-
bio semi. annually or quarterly; and the execution OF
q mortga. % or deed of trust to such Trustee or Trus-
tees az may be designated by the Board Of Directors,
to be dated November 1, 1907, to secure all such
bonds, which are to bs issued for the purpose OF re-
funding, or Of paying, at or before maturity, out
standing obligations of the Railway Company and
of ita allied Companies whose railroads shall here
after DO acquired by consolidation or purchase by the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company, and
for the purpose Of tho future enlargement, improve
ment. or extension OF tho property OF the Railway
Company; and also whether the Stockholders Of the
Railway Company will consent to and approve OF
such mortgage for securing the said bonds a. shall be
submitted TO the said meeting, and will ratify the
proceedings Of the Board of Directors authorizing
such bonds and such mortgage or decd of trust, and
indicating tho property to be covered thereby.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
MARVIN HI President
N. l.. SYKES, Secretary.
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Tho trading In cotton to-day was quiet and In the
main OF n local professional character. but included
some selling for Liverpool account. The fluctuations
in priceR were confined within q narrow range. with
the tendency downward. Tho principal factor in the
decline was the reports Of good rains throughout the
cotton belt on Saturday and Sunday. The oficial
weather report showed q very light precipitation in
Texas. but private advices reported good rains in
most sections of the State. Then. too. Liverpool was
lower. the spot market there was less active than OF
late. the southern spot markets were dull. and there
was some dispojition on the part OF longs to liquidnts
their holdings. Part OF the loss W as recovered before
the close on local covering. the last prices showing n
small net decline for the day.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull and weak; No. Z.
Tic. Sales 700 bags Maracaibo on private termB.
The fufure trading wnn aa fOllOyyA.
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COMMERCIAL CoMPEND.

MONDAY. July Observation-Disclosures was
frmer. Sales 40. 900. No. l hard Manitoba on
private terms. and 5000 No. / hard spring at
sllac. FREQ on board aioat for export. Free on
board afoat: No. l Northern spring. New York,
sOiac. do. Duluth, sOiQc.; No. 2 new red, 73i9@
73ac. Minneapolis received to-day l64, 800
BUSH, against 1877. $50 last yoar; Duluth 3d.
32s, against 1916. 295; Chicago 1920, against
11s, 800; Milwaukee l0,400 against 81 100;
Toledo 1881. against 1891; Detroit 1925,
against 10, SIS last year. Futures ad asc.
TO lac. Future sales .. 495. 900 BUSH, as follows:
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tty On. passaSs incrss,ed 1880, 900 bush. chicago
received ets cars and expects $40 tomorrow. Oats
The 1i,isis supply Sscresssd i,aes, e 90 bu asisS cSisaSc
received aet cars and expects ssb tomorrow. Chi:
yhss. were 1852 600 bp,hs against o%,i67,o0o bush.
lest .ssS W Is.s , .ns . ~ ioSI,i SS Sl,,s for o the orr ION SoS
s Ssis ,,o IsC o eo SSC' ooS. oo SSrSS B, 5epG Ts, indicated c;,s,i, z pr sSs
the reported sale Of 100, 900 bush. cash wheat At
Ksn,ss City oomprissd the bull news OF the day.
ceipts OF new wheat at nearly all imsrtets. Kansas
city received las cars, 81. Louis $4,000 bush, Baiti.
7 carr " TSC oniy" cssS Wheat TS sales .0f here s'S SsFs 81 81
5000 bush. to millers. Offerings Of new wheat for
rather liberal iSss %'e One S oono ssPosss bought ~ 90 e ZOO bush men ss I:
morning. The volume Of trading was light; Protes.
Sai side: Or. a. least. sold nodsfassly., TSs
issSf ali day. corn.%Westher s sonait hSr.0w we're r% al
s sna t SSqi as Dc Of s'f .ss S TIssisslps, eo soo, It sr gn .sS cooler
Of nearly 1000, 900, 900 bush. Tho bar element was
ali lone oref dsS'' We're taken at I about Saturdays SntdlS'ss Closing Dns
prices. Oats were inclined to- drag on account Of the
crease. II,aSe, 900 bush, in tss ,yiisibiics. This brings
was 100000 bush. larger than for tho previous
FLoun-rhe trading to-day wa quiet and feature
io,S at steady prices. Sales, $500 bbis.
ss: :ss!s. : sfsi Il: !! HSisij
Il, ssoss. tosss,0S ''Faish's' 'S.dSsSS.sS' patents
~CoTToN-spot Gotten here was unchanged. with
Gales of $40 bales for export and S44 for spinning;
600 bales were delivered on contract. Middiing up
lands, z lo.1oo.. against 2 Bloc. last year; New Or
leans and Gulf. 8 Bloc, against Z 7.iBc. last year.
The Southern spot markets were unchanged. New
orleans sold 500. Augusta go, and Norfolk q bales.
Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with sales OF
5000 bales; futures there declined la to 3a
points. closing easy. Manchester was quiet but
steady. AuguRta received. to-day 10 bales, agninst
none last week and 8 last year; Memphis 90.
81 sa Iou,s Fl AGAINST none last week and none I ~
year; Houston Is, against 2l7 last week and 172 last
year. Augusta shipped to-day 10 bales, Memphis STA,
St. Louis 384. and Houston 8 bales. The port receipts
were 454 bales. against 6S4 last wesk and 5e5 last
year; thus far this week sos bales against /. ! ~ thus
Far last week. The exports from the ports were 1907
bales. New orleans declined Q points on December;
July declined . points, but recovered this and ad.
vanced / point. Futures here declined o to 7 points,
but recovertd slightly and closed steady at O net do
cline of 1 to I for the day with sales OF $4,000 bales.
Tue future trading was AZ follows:
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Proposals.
COMMISSIONERS OF II SINKING FUND.
" 1907.
To rnNTp ArTnpa

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND.
TO C~oNTRACToRs.
PROPOSALS for furnishing materials and perform
Ing iHs n wSTE In Il, the e e5s E ps OF an I adait GS,s to tho . pub
in the Twcnty.fourth ward OF the city of New
BIDS SoF FoR PDT1snaEfHEi e ffaP's %6 ri: I MY Of W 1sSoi pa
SEALED hs FOR the np above work. Endorsed
with the above title, also with the name OF the person
or persons MAKING the same, and the date OF p%resenta-
Rooms Nos. II and 10. Finance Department. Stewart
until il o'clock NJ. on wednesday, July l4th. 1897.
at which place and hour the bids will be publicly
OF the sinking Fund, and read. and the award OF the
contract. II awarded. win be made to the lowest bid.
R Iss aSnslsc. Tine In"y E be awarded Or P viii be to 9ea WhSa
ment OF street lmproSeinsn,: Of the he Twenty vent:
offered by him or them. and execute the contract
within nys days from m, the date Of the service Hs Of
so to do. no or they viii ee considered as having
and SndH SnsrsSr 10 |" Work shall be rsadvertlssS and Re:
let, and So on until the contract Ia accepted and o..
commnissionor Of Street improSemsnts Of the Twenu:
third and Twenty fourth wards may designate,
pressN re- @~S by ~ the commissioners Of the sinking
rSH Sn 'S Es' Interest %a f to do so' ;SoS BID ~ 1hfY be sss ssae psf
aT2%s or to ' iSa SSrp S~Sfasd UPON to any So Psr cG eo nitro ! Z N n
who is q dctaulter, as surety or otherwise. upon any
The entire work to he completed within one hun.
drcd aud nifty DAYS after the notice to commence work
has been given by tho Commissioner OF Street Inn
proVemrnts OF the Twenty'thlrd and Twenty-fourth
wards.
The amount OF security required Is FoRTY-yTvn
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
blank forms OF estimates and further information.
II desired: also the form of agreement; including tss
specifications for the work, can be obtained 40 the
Office OF tho Comptroller. No. ESQ broadway.
The plans ami detailed drawings can be seen a. the
oncr OF Mr.. George II. Post, Architect. No. 81 EaSe
Seventeenth street, where all Information relative
thorrtO CEn hc Obtained.
For fun Information see City Record. Now YoEA
July LIST. lSN7.
WILLIAM l.. o
Nayori
jon W. GOFF,
Recorder,
ASHBEL I. FITCH, Commissioners
Comptroller, OF the
ASSoN q. McCO6K. sinking Fund.
Chamberlain
JON T. OAKLEY,
Chairman Committee on Finance,
BOARD nf Aldermen;
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Real Gstate for Sale.

10 S~ALE-Finc hotel, ~ rooms, two lots. iO0I5Oi
Il good location. with river view. Tarrytown. \. VI
been used us hotel and saloon 10 years; large contract
works in progress In vicinity POOL table and fixtures;
In good order; good Investment. Address J. NJ, box
88B, TarrytOwn, y. Y.
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for Sale or 90 yrt-Country.

EXTRAoRDINARY bargain Greenwood Lake
IL boarding house, poultry md fruit farm; exchange
entertained, J. TAYLOR, 2O3 broadway.
no SA~lE-Summcr Cottage at Tuliy Lake Park.
IOnondaga county. n. Y. on the ID l. and W. X. H..
go miles south OF Syracusci cottage Is fur nishcd com.
plete, including boats, &c.; sold with three shares Of
stock OF the Tully Lake Park Association. Apply To
c.. @. Known. Syracuse. N. Y.
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Opening. Highest. Lotrest. Closing. Night
uly. ......T74 77L ~ "a 78n,
epte'ber. II 7Ihs II TIN III
ecember 7yIa 1874 72la 1884 72Ts

Barley-was nrm. but dull. New feeding, 2sG2sIac..
cost and freight TO Bufalo; mailing. SSCS4 2c. as TO
Western, s6ia@87c. c%orn-spot in good export do.
msnd and nrm, Sales 1914, 900 bush. including $50.
for export; No.s mixed in elevator quoted sn,sc.;
use. free on board anoat. Futures were unchanged
to isc. higher. Future sales 205. 900 bush. ~ follows:
Sat.
OPENING. Highest. Louest. Closing. Night.
s ssssss sr:: So s ST. .SS%t %$ sIS
export, No. 2 white. e5lac.; No. . do. e4hc.; No. 8
white clipped. aosr;; Ne, 8 d. soc,; No mixed.
2Oiac.; do. white. 23iac.; No. g mixed. delivered.
28lao.; track. mixed. 23@24c.; track. white. sc. 900
at 25c@ SOC. Futures declined isc. Future saies
5000 bush. N follows:
Sat.
Opening. Highest. Lotcest. Closing. Night.
July-.."....e2is 22is eeis 22s 22k
September' go. 80. SO. ~ w