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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02
A SALUTARY EFFECT.
Nearly Everyone Observed Mayor Har.
rinetons Warming.

rinston's Warming.
Mayor Harrington's warning to peo-
pie to refrain from venting their enthu-
siasm on New Years eve by discharg-
ing firearms. had a salutary effect on
people who in years gone by were wont
to celebrate after that fashion, for only
a few violations were noted and only
four arrests were made on that ac-
count. They We're j. NJ. Spargo. Adolph
Poly, John Roos and Walter l.. Muir
ray. Their guns We're taken away from
them in each instance and the offenders
released on their own recogniZance to
appear tomorrow morning in police
court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02
Were Eayorably Impressed.

A committee of the board of school
trustees inspected the heating plant of
the new High school building last eve
ming and were favorably impressed
with it. With only about half the
power Of the heating apparatus turned
on. the rooms were hot enough to do a
roast. a perfect test, however. cannot
be made until the weather is colder
than at present, but there is little doubt
that the plant will furnish all the heat
required. The ventilation of the build
ing also seems to be perfect
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02

A roo6 remedy. and there s- NOS anything the
rrsrsst tha- equals Fir rFa Tansy Tablets for the
relief and eEzs ot Fant9l o. irregular 1fenses.
2 hose tablets lerrfh aiI distractions. no matter
uhst t1o catS- Manufactured b. A Aucendre.
Paris, Franc. and for sale only BY T. If Nevbro
Drug % Battle. Mont Saie Astnt.. Price -
per soxJ SEA. - ztau securely sealed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02
sophia Scalchi,

The faNorte contralto says the Kim
ball pianos are ideal in tone and perfect
in action.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02

ScaIchi and Patti use the KimbalI .n
public and priv ate.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02

Scalchi, at her recent grand opera per
Torrance at Los Angeles, dispensed
with the orchestral accompaniment and
depended solely upon Kimball up
right piano.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02

Consult Dr. T. G. Henc, the eye, ear
nose and throat specialist, Lizzie block
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02

DR. William j.. Dpdd ppticiau. rooms
IS oNSley. Eyes examined free
Glasses scientifically htt"d-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02

All members OF Svea lodge No. 50, L.
o. o. F., are requested to meet at FL
deity hall at o'clock Sunday after
noon to attend the funeral of our late
brother Fred u. Whitney All other
lodges invited to attend. Per order
Charles Sander, \. c.; c. F. William
son, secretary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02
Edncate Aan1 nowel, MlIh CascareL..

Candy Cathartir cure constipation forever
10, 25c. -IfC c. c. fail druggists rrilH2 money
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02

Semi-annual clearance sale this week
at Case Grayelle 81 Eryin's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02

A sale that touches up every article
at Case. Gravelle & Ervin's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02

And the gathering together
Of hundreds of dollars worth
of new goods that will be
sold far below the usual
$ store-bought from clean
; previous to inventory sale
| : Ready Monday Morning, 2 O'clock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02
Ii You Live 0ut of Town

Send name and number of your ma
chine and we will send you needles. for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
]. II. wr.kerson. No ship

Loush Co. and % sheep J. H. wikerson. No ship
ments reported for Friday.
CALVES-Ree day 20 head all for the mar
ket. and making with the stale stock '-O - Dc soi
Demand slack and prices barely steady common 20
prime veas sdI at 81 501s6 % per 100 10; buitetmlk
calves AMI Westerns lomna. city dressed Veas hil Ak
salGc 10 country dressed stronger AZ tivc am .oee
sold sisc. dressed buttermik II hm at Cuo
SalesArirew Mullen: ~ veas l.5 m averase AZ - -
per 100 10. 10 DO III ~ at s.. do l52 ~ at - ~
JeiliIe Wright Co.: ~ vea.s Ill 10 at 80 %; CO.
1917 10 81 20.
Mcpherson & Co.: 3 MARYLAND yeas ii3 r.. at 81 80
SHEEP AND LAMbs--Recepts today were IL cars.
head including consigned direct 70 cry
slaughterer FOR tho market. all - wnch were
al Jersey CITY There good sheep on SAFE. ana
not many wanted prices Arm. and prime HANDY
would have brought higher HEHres l~hnl,s 49,
active al OF lJu.jc, two cars were morning a.
late hour fO- prices. Medium 70 goou shr-p
q:7 2j dressed steady at Gua'sc per ID dressed
lambs firm a; sail &c. 80 ...-,-,- ,--,. 49,
sales-Harrineion & Co.: 22l West virginia lambs %
n average at 81 % per 100 ID: 2l3 Kentucky DO 10 ID al
Mcpherson Co. 2c3 Mar and lambs. 81 NJ, at
81 i2ss 53i Virginia DO. 60 H. at s. Ia II Ma'Sanu
sheep. 100 -. at 81. 90 - . e. 10
Newton & Co 2SS West Virginia lambs IS n at s, 10;
1903 Vgna do 90 70. at 80 10 Virginia sheep 10 TO-
: Judd & Co.: os5 West Virginia lambs SO H. at
Hois-Rece',t. to-day were 10 cars. or 32iI head
reported sales at - 3o4$ q for 'atF 10 prime
Sales Judd e. CO.: 1O Wes'crn hogs III 10 average
at 81 81 PEE oo 10 i, i72 NJ q 81 80 ao late yes
1917 n. 81 81 rough'. $40 y. at ~ 90 %. .. -,
~ Collins: Late yesterday. - state hogs loo ~, d.
81 30 i3 rolghs 23s H. s. 30 DO 81 10 at - o.
Andrew Mullen Late yesterday. Is STATE hogs Us TO-
a, 81 so. 40. 80 N. al 81 40. . -, "a
j. H. Hume * Bro: Late yesterday. State hogs. LOB
~ at 81 80; rough. $40 ID, at 50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
WEST SHORE RR

-r,,.ns :ea,e W -; satin n Y. as follows and
80 -, rom u Franklin ST:
xIO,oO ". Daily. excerpt SUNDAY for .,ornwil New
hmrgh Kingston, Scw Paltz, Lakes Minnewaska ana
,V1"'e%"t nd AN Catskii. Mountain points.
MIA. NJ Tor Cranston's. West Point, Kingston
LES Moaonk ana Mnne~sska. CatsAI Mountains
-ib.nv saratoga and Lake George.
,,c., =, 81 CONrINENTAL LIMITED. Daily, for Al
- SVra0I-e Rochester, Bundlo. Nagara Fa.is
petrol. chicago AMI -. LOUIS. Arrives
f,ricss,, and 81. Louis Lext afternoon Dining Car.
81. - At SATURDAYS only. for all CatskiI Mountain
80, 9,-nts Daily except sunday. Tor Kingston Lakes
W wnb5nk and MINI Catskl Mountains, CatSksA
ca,OO p 81 Dairy. except Sunday. for Congers Gran
.''n.s West Point. Cornwall. Newbursh. ana inter
mediate stations 20 Albany - .,. s.,.
G,OO = ~ Daily. except sunday lot Albany e"'a'os"
Montreal and Eastern tanaia. .,., rr -.
M - N Chicago and ST. Louis Limited. Daily. lof
49, ., syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Fails
ar,-,r,o Detroit Cleveland. Chicago and St LOUIS.
-,tr NJ DAILY. sunday. for syracuse Roches
''' Eun,,o Niagara Falls and Toronto
s.ta T. NJ Daily for Albany. tica syracuse hoshes-
t,r Bunal, Niagara rails. Toronto. Detroit, cleve-
ia ,'hirago and St Louis Saturday might mas
Sleeping car 70 Catsklll VI unta;ns. 80 =. -
"a 70 leaye brooklyn "Annex''-A. Dis A. NJ; H.
1918 4 81: {. 3.o5 p. " Jersey CITY, r. X H. station
a as A. NJ: Il. 20 \. NJ. G. 3;5o =. NJ
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices
C. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
OTHER MARKETS-EY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July l4-There was an active general demand
FOR cattle to-day and prices ruled strong for
offerings Choice steers 81 05U$J 10; medium St"'v
81 NJ: steers IjdSi co. sockers and feeder s.
s. gDdsi I5 bulls S3N 81 -. and heilers - IT,
calves So 50g<1 Western steers 81 2DnSo 10; leNds
steers 81 15aSl 80 Trad" In hogs was airly active On
local and shipping account but buyers for ed prices 81
lower on An average Fair to choice. 81 S7lsaSi %
packers 81 754S3 ~: butchers. So h0aSi mixed - 'g
81 81 light 81 i0ds3 10 pigs. So Ijps3 50 business II
sheep good the Prices recently ruling.
sheep $5dS3 % rams 81 2iaS 80 Western sheep 80 80
asa Is. Lambs Sid$G g. Recepts--caule. 300 head
hogs. -. sheep 5000.
Cincinnati. July l4.-Hlgs easy, 81 25ati Cat,le
strong 81 G50 ~. Sheep strong. 81 5OgSi Lambs &C
tive. ~ JO1SG 20.
East Buffalo. july i4.-Caie Receipts were all con
signed through today and there nothing doing.
Hogs Receipts very moderate. Market slow Yorker
GOOD to choice 81 i2aSt 10 rouchs common to gool.
81 2ss 30 -gs good to choice ~ lOasi II sheep and
lambs-Receips very light Market strong g. higher
Lambs choice extra 81 iou>G 90 culs. fair 70 good
- ,,aSj sheep hoice u selected wethers 81 600
{, 10: culls and common, 50 1888 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot o, W., na
n,cI a. M-Ves,ibuled Express daily for BnghsmtonS
wsveriv tlmra Buffalo bradford. Arrives bun4io
= NJ Parlor to Buffalo. M, g.. Dr., y.,vta
0,I5 A. M.-vestbuled Express daily Io rJ. sc.s
q W,,,,csio DaIy except sunday for lackawexens
ara si snS important local points TO Elmra Pull
ION Psrior cars Tor Monticello and Eimira a.ux
"a '-,,, for Chicago Arrives Cleveland .:D AT
Chicago S p. NJ seepers to chicago '' NV
Cincinnati. Dining Car. c,...,.,a ve.t,buled Express
1880 I. ". =, RnGaio 7: 05 A. NJ. Bradford 1870 A.
sai'yi Msstown 100 A. NJ youngstown 1917 a, ~
Cleveland 1890 p ~ seeper' 10 Du"~" anu
t.fs Library Car. ut,1bar,ton Eimira
,vsr,v and Chicago sleepefs to Hornelisve. chicago
and Cincinnati p IN TINE s CARDS AND PULLMAN &C.
~ s CO., s9i %, ssd west 70, g iHS
way Il. ana west 23d-st. ferries New-York: -
na seo Futonst % Broadway, BROOKLYN ~ kverst.
% calls for and checks baggage from hotels ane ss"
dences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
snr.rurpN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July II Cotton easy midiling. l3 ibc;
,ov ridsl,ng 2 7-iG.. good ordinary lie. exports
roos,wse IS bales stock. 1922 bales. ~ o.,
ualtIrore Ju.v il.-t'ottcn nominal: miudlnS, DC
low rniiIIne icc: good ord nary. BIC. gross re
cein,s COS bales. stock. u. 23i bales. -,
nr,nnob Iulv It~Cottcn quiet: middling. sac l'w
r1liinr . 10: receipts bales sales bales; stock
lnir-. ILL., IT,.
New orleans July "a Clifton quiet ridd'ing l"-is
loo n,il1llnr sc. good ordinary. ~ tore ~
h,Ie. exports the Continent 800 bales sales 900
bales stock sd $50 bales. ~ 49,
r,iSsl,r1s Nc good ordinary. tTsc net receipts ~
bales gross. % bales shipments 700 paieS stoe" LUIS
bales . $780,, ., .,t,,,, III, lon,
r,ifdiinr 5isc. good ori'nary SIC. bet receipts le
bales gross bales shipments Al bales stock 3fl9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NtW-10rk. july II, lNsN
COFFEE-The coffee market opened quiet
charged prices 5 points decline and closed quiet ST
unchsnged prices 5 points decne-wiihout showing
fba sIghes; Auctuaton in quotations From start to
6nsh the situation generally destitute az feature
puus and bears alike showed indsposition take
to8 re entire business for the day reached hut 1900
bags The Tears mad the better position foreign cables
-er1rflnc sluggish saeging markets abroad the demand
f5r SPOT coffee being light Brazilian receipts heavy
American warehouse movement far below ex
fatiops that the market is a.readv carrying
atng large interest. however made this class az
inid TIE fact that the Hdvrc market
was closed and will remain closed until next Monday
also deferred local trade from operating extensively
was an exceptionally dull day in the Street market
Tor spo ana the milder varieties Of spot coffee
pvvsrs limited purchases nearly all instances 20
mentsry wants seeing nothing in the general outlook
n wa-ran, Imuation OF supplies. Quotations were
oonnaly on the basis Of 6sc for invoice lots Of No
Rio ,- , -, ,..., ..,.o, q, Al.
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
Rsee.p,s at the potts and interior points to-day. CON
.ed win The =. me Gay las, week and last year:

FLOUR AND MEAl>-The -four trade entirely in
eaad .o, asY and rsed ay g,sSss sps
q sog!i 10 ""Isr patents. 81 eogt4 - string 1ee
Winter. IS 4oq>s Go. no grade 81 60 RYE FLOUR
Dull. Quo:.d. s2GCq.s IS ". .CoHNMEAI--stcady:
,lq;a: TEED.r,rp: 20 80 and 60 n wIn'e c5,l9 " y
sc aSaI:ns iuk sasc. rye fed s!ScSc city iced
iCc nomay eSof. oOc. oI:neal. sc3Js2i. sciecninss
GRAM -wTcAr-Inss than a milton bushels Of
wheat rsfe uai~l In today II was one OF me sNaes'
markets ~ weeks 10th 10 business and price nuc.on
tohs Ths s,rnGinc,s which vas f"au's throushos'
posts IL tho ret ea.iy fors Lryng ana
eos,auai.on OF evsc!t denlni II: lac asra@ con-
sSo5 txe5f.. ~" eni q: ;ry ana Sc e.e'stor.
n'r;hs were s:ioages :ecsiynG hip ,orn i'resn 10y
lrs .s:E. TIE forenoon. and al''.d cse Re, ,sn.
TroLssic ra.n TIE ~nis: Eat bit ara ar.Fes o,
new "aest ~~rs fary aeFa vita lHs',s pVe0, 10,
ss s, ss tIsf ~ see esta :or Ine Sa.ns.
o. -. ,scsa. TIE former elp.rt -chf net LOVE-.
n,eS's .Do,'et c,p.srt ,m rns me u .st
~ w:Ak' u '5weseia receipts were % ,Ait ska, n,
2S ea.s Ia, :e The r'. Chisn WA "S ssa
p,n:iax, with prospective inrdy offerings OF new gram
At - pr:s-n; b,.. values The chanses IN me
m.n; tei.y nouisi a.. increase OF Do ous1 s ~ "a
terror rsct:pts snd decrease o: about +ooo co'" :"
s.arn.r1 ciearspces compared with cst *ees
CO.:-'beyond renewal Of complaints resmoinS o ""
weather. tt'ts It'll. to interest SPECULATION IN corn
icd.' and iees followed when;. c.:sn: &c ne.
Pre- r'n, slated era, corn was sst
vac ,red 10 20 iosAs all pcrIs and NO corn rr,
@*e an oArsEThsr. ~, was 81 the m.' mar
": prevented a.y no.re berx aiken 81 price
IN. ~.s giotcd - lover the ;ises y? ,, 10
W.T. 80 40 o %s,;. -'s g., 10 ,racs m,ee sd.:se
track wklse, @s'sGSsc. .aYE-Na'ks' sss~'' o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY,

Trains leave foot u ". 42d St as follows 10 minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.:
49, A. N.-Day Express for all stations Connections
s.),) f,r Lakes Non nix ami Mnn-~asha. Paror cars
az s. N.-Ai0untaln Express To Liberty and inter
C.lO mediate stations. Lake Kamesha. and WHITE
Lake Pailor ,,,.
1 .0n y. VI. Saturdays only)-Stations o. hockIah'
.WD Lake n amesha and White Lake. Pailor cars,
49, y N-Nestiue Limited. Stations to Rockland
OLD Lakes hon1. M.nuewaska. kamrsha' anu
White Lake. patiIr ais - - cr.,.
r.1- p. VI. ,Frankin 81 5+' F. Mo Cn,caso
O.lo ,iay) stops Miidletown Liberty. H. Manor H
walton N.rwich Oneida Oswego Niagara Falls "as-
ner sleeping ana Reclining Chair Car seas iree) 'h"us"
,r,rrt Fyi,s AND PARTOR CAR SEATS AT 31i Broai-
| way y = y !. Transfer Co. cheeks oassaee
il0m resld nee % destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo s:55 p NJ. Pullman ves,ibule Day coaches
80, TalINr cars Dinlng-Csr service Meals Ia carte
49,. At uuialo through seepers TO Detroit ana
Chicago. - a., AZ t.uv for EASTON MAUCH
iS'y"' Nix EsBARRE SCRANTON and coAS
- char Car Mauch Chunk
20 AIN F. a. daily. except sunday. FOR WiLkES-
:, ,rs;S PiTTsToN. SCRANTON and principal inter-
1900 stations Connects for all points In coal regons~
nr Ia, Uu0et Parlor Car for WAkesoarre.
....sn 5,,O p ST. daily except sunday, FOR EASToN
'.x", ,.dia.e stations. Chair Car TO Easton
anu III n.i5 f. NJ Sundays only for MACCH CHUNK
sud intermediate stations . s... g.. r. cross
49,. .n,i,.i Intern ediste stations.
ahu PIN Pr ,.hp r. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
1, 49, - all polrts West. Pullman sleeper vesbue
80 10 Chicago Seepers 10 Buna.o and Toronto.
49,. New 10 East
.",so S:tO r. NJ daily. except sunday stopping only
=, 'coI'TU PLAINFIELD. EASTON. BETHLEHEM.
q ION CHUNK sAYRE GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
MT AVA BUFFAIO and TORONTO Pullman sleeper
for buffalo None ssepng-car passengers carried Nc
ego. $40 p NJ daily fer wILKE ; ITH,
All and all points West Pullman sleeper TO Chicago.
Additional local trains daily except Sunday. for SOUTH
pr aINFIF.ID BOUND BROOK, and intermediate pointA
leave as follows 1910. 1850. ION 1890 Sundays
cniyS A. NJ: .eeo. 2ao $3.50 $40 $50 and ego ~
Tirke. and Pullman accommodations at ll3 26i 273.
SIS GA and 1879 Broadway. 81 T. i4h So i56 i2Sss
s., 127 Bnwery ~ v. 500 Fulton ST. Court b. -
proaSway snd Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
transfer Co will call for and check baggage non
hotel or residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

Yo,aon July l4-Thcre another large attendance
=, Tho wool auction sales to-day the offerings numbered
"a s7o hales including a fine lot OF New Zealand ci9ss
trds which sold extremely well at hardening rates ne
home trade and Continent were eager buyers ana they
Ia ,gh rates for several fine lots. ieelong greasy
suitable FOR An caused animated competition ana
,aten by the home trade. The number N baes eoli
n =, 3,te /. $50 I.0 Following are to-days sales ana
nice. Obtained: New South Wales-2p" bales; secured
rca9is al. greasy. -. nih. Queensland 100 baIss
scoured Is 5dGis sad; greasy dstY.H vcior'anSTT
haios .coured- sdnis I'd. 6sdQls +'sd Soutl
isWa5 GALES. greasy. 6isOilsd. Tasmsnia-lOo
nais, greasy 7.G9isd New-IeaiandcI''oo osles
av,. eGiGis b1d greasy. 3i.glOd- Cape 81 Good
Hone and Natal--i.50o bales: secured. s'adGis 3D.
greasy, 5lsu9d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Idye-pooi July H. 3:i5 p m.-Exchange-w heat.spot
No red Western winter ss I'd; No red North
ern spring Gs CornSpot dun American mixed new
4, Nd: futures quiet; July IS ID; September IS 2.i
1900, AZ 3.d Flour--St Louis fancy winter steady
~ "a Hops at London-Pacihc Coast dull f2gf+. Beef
Arr, prime mess fine Western 6ls I'd: prime mess
s,,n Western 4ss Cd Hams-Short cut. II to III 10
n n Rsron arm Cumberland cut, - 30 H. Dos
short rib 20 70 2. 10 ais long clear mdiles Light. IS
M "a shor clear Is n. 3os clear bellies
"a 70 ls ~ 32s 81. shouidsrs-sauare ~ TO IL H. nrm
%. Jari-Prlme Western dull. 2ss. Cheese steady;
American nnsst white and colored; aos Tallow-Prme
IT. duI lss I'd Cottonseed ol-Liverpoo refined dull
~. Cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm. 2ls 3D. Rosin-common
steady, IL 7hd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
,rvrppoor. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July ~ p m-SStt3n-Sp1,L lns ~ Ss
.,ies Il tho day were OoO bales. ~ which 800 bales
vere for speculation and export ard included oH0 balNs
.uer,can r.repts 5000 bales. including 100 bales
American Futur- opered steady with a Moderate de-
nj and clcsed quiet: American mlddl!ng. IN July
~ % cid buyers. July and August. 3 - Oin
% Gtd sellers: August ard Sepemoer 2tIta5 oo4i
s.ntenbsr and October q Gip| .t6id buyers;
o.; obcr and November. 2eGI3 23-6it buyers No'em-
- a,I uccembcr 8 % G;d sellers. December and Jaru
&c, 90 Gid rclers: Jnnuary and February. 2.6ii
49, rebru,rv ard Mach - siel3 2liid buyers.
Wsrcb and Anil 2S-CigS 2iGid sellers April and May
buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15

was more favorste O. cables from the London mar
yet inan has teen recevcd ~ ,ne. Can az Lon
an was steady. with lava quoted rs and fair refining
los "a Beet ruled nrner with Increased demand: July
delivery quoted IS and. shd August Delivery. ss 3zd
Inc local market Tor refined steady ana
more active for some time past number Of the
Avorie grades still oysrsoh. Quotations follow
uoma's. sac. cut loaf sac crushed. SIC: powdered
bsc powdered. SIC: granulsei 5sc; hne sfanu
aied 5t.o coelse sranusted, 5'fe: extra fine graau
XANX powdered 5.c9e mould A. SIC: dismcnd A: 81.
COME toners A. 5.c No I. &C. No 2 Sc: No ,. SC No
4. &C. 40 ). iaic W g. $50. " :. 4sie. No g. Az:
~ - iG9c 40 TO- 4hc: No II. 4c: No r. 4isc: No H.
tic; No II. 4sc. No Is 4.3lc: No &C. 4Ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
DEL. LACK ANNA AND WESTERN X. H.
station. in New York. foot OF Hnrci"y
and thristopner streets: ,,,.,rur
yESTIHIIFD RAINS. TT LLMAN BtFrET
AIRS. PiNISCIi LIGHT

S;OD :. VI. li.t'TfiAMl O-N MAIL" 'N1f' -
stations ..-r,,o ccp ,xToN
WINGTItMTON. OWEGO. lTliA, y hl,NlN W.
iTicN RciiFIELD SPRINGS. sYRACrcE and ana
osWFGO ENTREES. Pullman Palace cars ,ohheo.-
INK a, Blnao win trans f-r Chicago ana p''"''
West. ,.,. ,....,.,i.s Eft
100 r. VI chaso ?pd Rq'a'9 TTso ons e. FL
MIRA Pullman Buret Paror car % c ntnana
Through sleeping Cans and Day Coach 10 eh"ss'
s~,i.lrr Al as y. m. next day. - -, VIZ
a,oo - Vi SCRANTON WlLkESBARkE ara PA NJ
Wv 81 'Tff EXPRESS Pullman Buffet P,ilor tM 49,
ZOO r. VI 6Dayl-Chcago AMI Bnn H,s, ,nW Fl
''' 49,. p SCRANTON. BINGHAhlON. T.<
MIRA. BUFFALO. rhrough buffet sleep' No. a'
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mi ,rm,t.,,i,,1-r FXpRF-s COMPANY will ca. for and
~ t,..lre from hotel or residence 20 destination
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tor The Tribune
n received at their ytJWn Oice 10. az broadway,
~ door north Of Jst-st untl ocloch M; "a, ertls
rnens received the following branch 0iees al regular
Once rates until o'clock H. M. 2ji shave. e.
cor 1852 6ti-avc. cor i2th-st Macy otf-Avs
West 4?d-st.. 9th ave; W East l4tn-.I a,s
It'll and 18th 100 East t.h-st' os
.l-ave between 10th and nth sta LOS 5d-aye nsa,
Gist-st: lTtS lstaye., near s9th-st; oov ne"
is,-st 55t 3i-ave. 2lO Blocker ST.; 80
zoos 3d-ave 20 East 7Ythst i.92i 3D. ave. <o"- 81 "
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& OHIO r. r.

Leave New York. Whitehall Terminal South Ferry ana
.Daily. Except Sunday tsundsys
CHICAGO; az a m. 'l@ ?, n and ~ 70 ngns
.i2i5 night 4.ao a. m trains Liber,y-st. oniy)
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. M '55o D. m.
NEW ORLEANS 'i55 p. m. Through seepeD.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE u IS 1000 pinsr,
'll.3o a. m. lDineD. tloo p. M. las tDnep 80
Dner '455 tDiner). '555 .. and 'l2l5 night Non
FOLK. 'li.3o a.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintech Light.
Offices li3. liz 261 434. 1884 Bdway. 81 z. 18th 81.
1877 Fowery " Y: $40 3s4 Fulton Brooklyn. White
checked from hotel residence 70
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NV YOrK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

oil, ,... Long Branch OCEAN Grove. Ashury
pax AMI AtiaH,,c coast Resorts TO- Point PlraIant;
~" Inc SEW YORK rs follows: From Foot Lab
49,. s,reet 30 80 1000 \. NJ 100 SATURDAYS onIyl,
III .sa6 35i '.i5. $50. Gi5 N" saturdays 'hY
From Foo, u ,,lani' 2ni 70 81 10 % 40
go, o. io 10 T. NJ sundays. SD 40 ~ NJ 90
7 NJ -. U.,.on,u stree, - 30 no
on ,sa,uriays ouly). 20. 33o ? 10 .. 40. %.
80 90 ,saturiays ons) l. NJ N'"''S' 500 a. ''''
- =, Foo, West Twenty -thrd street $50 40 A. ~
onf,l 20 20 ~ '}@' '.op 'i0O. 90
:, =, sr,t,vs : 80 81 \. NJ. $50 = VI
sunday Trains do not stop at ocean Grove ana "sou'
Park
.peno;e- express trains.
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public Nones.
CITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND
ASSESSMENTS.


July 9th. 1898.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by ". the e., COM
.a.srsn Roll o. Real and Personal Estate in said CITY
stro"rhs ~ Manhattan Gli The Bfcn9. FOR the year
,s,s savs been naly completed and have been dcv.
s,sI TO- and Med with the Municipal Assenoy OF sad
- fSs such Assessment Rolls VIII remain open u
nu5c inspection l., office OF said MUNICIPAL Assembly
Tor period feen days tom the dsle OF ths notice
Thomas /. Felner.
President COMMISSIONERS
Edward c. Sheehy,
Thomas J. Patterson. TAXES AND
William r. Cell ASSESSMENTS.
Arthur { Salmon.