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shorts, together with buying for the long
account that in a few minutes the price
reached I1asc The next matter to receive
attention was the prospect of an increase
III the visible supply, Indications of which
began to appear as the result of stock
taxing at the various centers was made
known. 1t looked at one time as if the
increase would amount to 100000 bushels
| and on that probability May gradually
sold down to 707sc AS the increase
proved to be but 900 bushels. a shade
OF confidence again commenced to diffuse
itself throughout the pit and May was
bid up to 712s0112c.
The bears forced May to Tic sellers
on larger reports. The demand here was
SLOW and the Atlantic port clearances of
wheat and -four were placed at ATS OG0
bushels. Liverpool and the continental
market closed strong in the face of an in
crease in the English visible supply of
169 900 bushels. Toward the end. how
ever the longs bid May up to 7l411asc
and it remained at that figure until the
Close
The strength in wheat, and receipts way
below the estimates started corn firm.
The advance, however, met with heavy
selling by a prominent shipping concern,
and the market soon turned weak. Scat
tered buying gradually developed a steady
feeling and in the last - minutes the
market became very strong and touched
the highest price made near the start.
May closed at 1smAc higher.
Oats started firm with the other grains
prices eased off for while on heavy
selling, but when the offerings were final
ly absorbed the market turned strong
and closed near the top for the day
May closed unchanged.
Provisions opened strong. but there was
considerably more for sale than appeared
to be wanted for while and prices de-
clined to a trif1e below Saturdays level
Near the end of the session the publca-
ton of last weeks shipments of meats
were so heavy as to induce enough buy
ing to cause a rally all around May
pork and ribs gained 21ac each and lard sc.
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Omaha Live Stock,

Omaha, Jan. 16.-Cattle-Receipts. 900
market &c higher. Native beef steers
81. 20n53O; Western steers. $3.S06I4 80
Texas steers. $3.60Gt4.2O: cows and heifers
s314; Gamers, $2.25G3: stockers and feed
ers, So. 7504.70; calves, $4,50G675; bulls and
stays 81. 4OM3SO
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market strong to
&c higher, Heavy. S3.5063.6O: mixed, $500
300; light SO, 40d3.5214; bulk of sales, 50. 5OG
3.55.
Shcep-Receipts, 400. Market steady to
easier. Fair to choice natives 81. 75d4 LEO;
fair to choice Westerns. $3.6Od410: COM
mon and stock sheep, s2.50436O; lambs,
$405.
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BUTTE NEWS.
S|ECE[' s
%t**

We are in our new store and will be
glad to see our old friends. We also
like to make new ones. Our store, oc-
cupying three floors, an entire build
ing, is the finest and largest Of its kind
in the Northwest, filled with stock re-
plete in every line.
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Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-17

Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard, Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
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Prod

chicago, Jan. ia heavy shrinkage
the output from Russia and Danubian
ports Tor last week started wheat strong,
May opened Ad3sc higher at 7Iss0711bc
and met with such heavy covering bv
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We Don't
Want
a Cent.......

OF your money unless you get value re-
ceived for it. For that reason, we are
the store and learn how much better
You can do here than anywhere else.
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Come to-day if you want to get some
of the best bargains ever offered in
good footwear, cheap. Tassell's, IS West
Park
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A cleanup slipper sale now on at Tas
sells, % West Park
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finaneial.
To the Stockholders of the
American Spirits
Manufacturing Company.

p,,,r,rt to A resolution passed at a meet
l.. If stockholders of the American Spirit
m,,uf,rturinr Company, the undersigned
s,v, been appointed and have agreed to act as
.omrittee to take such action as may be
...,,sary to protect the interests of the hold
y, n stock. Stockholders desiring to par
n.,r,,e must deposit their stock with the
XIV Trust Company Of New York,
M 40 Wall Street, Manhattan Borough,
,,bo will act as depostary for the committee,
md who will issue participation certificates
,,,nst stock deposited A payment Of ten
..,,, r.t share must be made at the time Of
Nh. d.oost of stock All stock must be de-
,o,it.d on or before July 2lst, 1890, after
ybich date no stock will be received except
mon terms to be imposed by the Committee.
Copies of the agreement may be had at the
otfc. Of the City Trust Company of New
York.
Dated New YORK, July 10th. 1892
BERT REIss.
HUGH v. RODDY, JR.,
LEWIS W. BABCOCK,
Committee.
JAMES @. CHURCH.
WALLACH 3 COOK.
Counsel.
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new YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Trains leave foot Of W. 42d st. follows o min
utes earlier from Franklin st.:
7.SS A. M.-Day express for all stations to os-
sOc wego. Connections for Lakes Mohonk, Min
newaskA and Kiamesha. PArlor cars.
Q.I A: M.1Mountain Express to Ellenyile. LIB
sha and White Lake. Parlor cars.
.00 +. M.-(SaturdAys only)-Stations to Ellen
sOO Vile, RocklRnd. Lake Kiamesha. and White
Lake. Parlor cars.
dix +. M.-Vestbuls Limited. Stations to Ellen
-. ~ VILE RocklRud, Lakes Mohonk. Mime
wRska. KiAmesha and Waite Lake. PRrlor cars.
al p. VI. Franklin 81. 5:45 p. N ITO Chi
". - cagO daily. stops at MIddlctOwn, Liberty.
l. Manor, Walton, Norwich. Oneida, Oswcgo. Niagara
Falls. Wagner Sleeper AMI RrClinlng Chair Car
seats free through to Chicago via Wabash.
TICKETS AND PARLOR CAR SEATS AT 871
1 Broadway, y. Y. y. Y. Transfer Co. checks bag
gage from IesldenCe u drsllnat0n.
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MAINE STgIAeESG6lHO co.
WHITE STAR LINE.
Railroads.
Pennsylvania
M AXYaR o Ao.

~~@.~NA-9SA
STATIONS foot II WEST rWEN rY.TRIRD STREET
AND DtSBHOSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
SD- The leaving time from Dcsbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twcnty-third Street
Station. except where otherwise noted.
7:55 \. VI. FAST MAlL.--Limted to two Buffet
ParlGr Cars Sew i",k to Pitt'burg. Sleeping Car
500 A. IL FAsT pHaS5sT 70 sh ra' cs1rand
0i55 A. NJ. PES NsYiNANIA LIMiTED.Ipuiman
CARS ''i For PM Ghcas" o%. Isa Toeao
InS iIfi"asP1is mi Le ~ s. kp%s
For Nashville via Cncinnatn. Indianapolis. Chi
5'65 r., VI. WESTERN ExpREss.-For Chicago.
7:s5 r. VI. 'N s%l ii'%Fif ExpREss-ror
P.ttsbrrg Cleveland, Cincinnati. Louisville. In
.:I5 +. Vi. iACm &c EXPRESS. For pittsbure and
CHICAGO; For Knoxville. daily. via Shenandoah
Vale Route. Connects for Cleveland. except Sat
sSs'I; NJ pG'brosscs and Cortland Streets s:45
sleeping Car NV York to Alt1ona, Fast Liberty.
IittshurG and points West. daily except SUNDAY.
WNSmlNGToN. AND THE SOUTH.
Snd pnns Csf Trss' pin%r Cart s
A. N. 100. 2:Io TESTIMONIES street 2;iO. Cort:
gar, 40 ,irnlna Iar g5S T. n. u 10 night.
2;35 J5.2" Congressional Lm.." all Pnrlor and
DINING Cars h:21 DINING Car, 4j5 Dining Carr
SOUTHERN RAILWAY, Express 2:55. 4:25 p. NJ.
NdNFoEE AM WESTERN RAILwAy.-For Mem
pins and Nca Or",ls. 2.55 4. NJ. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE LAIrcss. % A. II. and
Az tSq p6i daily
A. NJ week DAY and 800 J.. NJ daily.
ATLANTIC CITY 2:Io T.. NJ week days CDesbrossea
Street 2io I. NJ Cortlandt Street 2.l5 =. M.
Through Iestihuled Train. Buffet Parlor Cars.
CAFE cI.fn y? n wsSE i%y Coach
For points ON New York and Long branch Railroad
from West Twen'ythrd street staton) SOB A.
NJ. l2l0. l;lO SATURDAYS only 2.25, 2:bb, 1925,
$40. -, $500 T.. NJ. sundays, 7:55, s;2b A. NJ
t:56 T. NJ from ncsbiossrs street. Zoo. $500 A.
NJ, ECO ~ Saturdays un!y). 1850. $40 $40.
$40. $40. 7:ro T.. II. SUNDAYS -:I5. ":46 A. M
6l5 7. NJ. from Cortandt street. 100. $50 A.
NJ, 1870. ~ SATURDAYS oni'. 1880, S:Os. 3:8s,
a;2@, b,I@. 700 p. ~ sundays s:I5, 9+5 a. M.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 ,DeshroS,", and Cnrtlandt streets 6:2ol. 1925,
800, sf26, S."5, ":9i r..l5 Pcuua Limited. IO;l0
tDrShTu>scs street 1910, Cortlandt street lO:lb)
dining Car, l".66 dining Car. LOO A. M.
l2.55 @;lo Deshrosscs street 40. Cortandt street
2:l5), 2:b5, 3:55. 425. 4;2T Dining Carr A:66
dining Car, b:15 Dining Car. 1:b6. 1903 p. NJ,
l2:lO night. sundays. Hlo. 1925, rs, y 70, e;65
I.mu"t). 9:55, 1n;6h Dining Car A NJ. 1885,
l:55 dining Car. 256. $50. 4:2J Dining Car,
NJ L.: 10 night.
Ticket offices Nos 4el. ga 1895. 1884 III and 2o1
Broadway; ! Aston House; West Twenty third
station and stations foot OF DesbroSsos and
Street, ~ broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
ton. Brooklyn; station. Jersey CITY. The New
York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to
der nation.
Telephone 1850 Thirty.eiRhth Street" FOR Penn
sylvan.M Railroad Cab service.
j. Il. III TCllN~ON, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General PaSS'r Agent.
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THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND
ASSESSMENTS,
A MI

July Sd, 1892
PUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given by the Commits
sioncrs of Taxes and Assessments that the Assess
men Rolls OF Real and Personal Estate in said City
for the year 1899 have boon finally completed and
have been delivered to and hled with the Municipal
Assembly of said City, and that such Assessment
Rolls will remain open TO public inspection in the
once OF said Municipal Assembly for period OF
fifteen days from the date of this notice.
THOMAS l.. FElTSER. \ ,,.>,u,a
EDWARD G. sHEEHY. OF
THOMAS J. PATTERSON. TAXES AND
WILLIAM F. GREII. ASSESBhENTS.
ARTHUR O. SALMON
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new YORK CENTRAL.

and Sundays.
IL 4 K l. Z NJ DINI SION.
e:12 A. NJ and a:55 i. n. Daily. except Sunday, to
Pittsfeld Sundays only at 9:2O A. n.
Wagner Palace G trS on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ticket Offices at -, 2jl, 4 and 1916 broadway
26 Union Sd. W, 235 Columbus ~ ". 125th ST.,
Grand Central Station. l26th St. Station and l3sth
St. Station. New York; S3S and 1876 Fulton ST. and
lOS broa lway. L. D. BrnoAlyn.
Telephone "27"o Thirty eighth street for Now
York Central cab Service. BagEaga checked from
hotel or residence by Wcstcott Express Company
HEOkGE Il. DANIELS. General lGssenger AGENT.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York. foot of Chamber
street follows and tive minutes earlier from West
23d st.
Q.0n A. M.-vestihule express daily for Bing-
csOo hamton. WaSerly, Elmira, Buffalo, Bradford.
jamestown. arrives Buffalo r. NJ. Parlor Car to
ok A. M.-Dnily, except sundays. to Bingham
cslc ton. OwegO Waverly, Elmira and Della arc
Valley points. Daily to Port Jervs and Monticello.
Pullman ParlOr Carr.
D.On T.. M.-Nestibule Lmted-Fast mail daily
<-.Oo Solid train for Chicago, arrives at Cleveland
$40 A. NJ, Chicago = 2. NJ. SlCepers to Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
-.Qn +. M.-lufalo and Cleveland VeStibuled
t.OO Express daily, arrives Buffalo I:o5 A. NJ ..
Bradford 1:2o 4. ~. Jsmes1nwn 4, NJ. Eoungs.
to Buffalo and Cleveland. cafe Library Car.
OIL y. M.-Dnily. solid train for Bingham pton.
~. - WaveTly, Elmira Chic ago. Sl-epers to Buff
falo. Chicago aud Cincinnati D ming car.
JNCkETS, LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
L hC' ONMODAIlONS Ar III, ll3. 2dl, IOl and
a51 ltr' adway, L. Bnwery, 100 Fast l26th At and
273 West .; I'll s., Chambers and Vest 25d St fer
RES New York; 49, ana $50 Fulton st. HS broadway.
Brophlyn, l22 River ST.. llohoken and jersey City
Station. New urh Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage fr hotel and residence to Destination,
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DROTECTED CRUISERS. Proposals for construct.
L ing six will be- received at the Navy Department.
when they will be publicly opened; circular do
fnny the chief of said vessels IL now
ready for distribution among bidders, Forms of
proposal and contract may be had. and the plans
and specifications examined upon application TO
the Del ai tment on and after September |, 1922.
JOHN ID. LONG, Secretary OF the Navy. June .. lsHh
Slime of opening bids postponed from octcoer z,
1892, as previously advertised.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R,

SCHEDULE II II INCI MY n, 1879.
iON IIIE WE~I.
Leave New Iora South Ferry (MAltehall Terminal.
aud foot of Lib, riy STREET lime shown 10 from
south Ferry. Leave Liberty street minutes later.
-Daly. Except sunday. EsuLdays,
CHICAGO, -I:3u VI, lihrry street only. 'l:25
= NJ. ard -l2:iu night.
PIIT-BrKG. = 30 \ NJ u.ibcrty street only.
CiNtINSAT'I, ST. L6JIs. 1855 A. NJ. 1855 P. NJ.
'l2.lO nlEht.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE t7;J5. ",:55 Diner,
all 20 A. VI. Diner l. ~ J.. NJ. Diner. ~,
lDUer, ~2'oj Royal Limited exclusively rul!
man Tram, DIrcrl, "I:5i Diner, -N.hp T. n Diner,
and 'l2:lu night, NuKFuLk. ii".N5 T. VI.
All trains are illuminated with lrntsCh Light
Onces: ll3. lI2. 2Gl, 49,, l2St broadway, -
Union sc. W. ~ BoWCry, y. \. ~" Fulton 81. 80
Graham Iv.. Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal and Lib
erty baggage checked from hotel or residence to
Destination.
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PRINTED MATTER, kc.-Gcrman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter &c. for Ger
many, and specially Addressed Printed Matter
&C. Tor other parts of Europe. American and
white Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays and Cunard, French
and German steamers on Saturdays take Printed
Matter. &C., for all countries for which they are
advertised to carry mail.
After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above, additional supplementary
mails are opened on tho piers of the American,
English. French and German steamers and re-
main open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour
OF sailing of steamer.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

NY n, II. l. II. r. II and connection
From Grand Central Station,
Leave. by way of Duo.
p:O4 M, Springfield and Worcester, $40 p H.
1000 AN, thew London nd Provldenc e3 900 f. NJ.
slo:u2 An, New London and providence, 4;25 p NJ
II o. ". Springfield aud Worcester. $40 PM.
+l:uD Pm, Air Line via WIlilmAntic. 600 T. NJ.
1:OL p.M.. New London and providence, 90 l. N.
$500 PM, New Lond aud Providence, ~ 90 Y NJ
1900 Pm, ~Springhcld and Worcester. 1000 Pm
sb:uI NJ New London and Providence 900 PM.
81 200 p NJ, "SprinGrcld and Worcester. 6.lb An
sl2:nu PM.,"Ecw London and lroy violence, 6:25 An.
*R,ns daily. including Sunday.
ttBay State Limited all parOr cars; fare. OF. in
cludug pail n car sea-.
TAR Line Limited. arrives and departs from Park
Square Station Boston. Return service same hour
and by same IOuic. swim stop at 2,th At.
Through pa'lur and =, cihnG ,Ar- ny each train.
c. I. HAMPSTEAD. ten. Pass. Agent.
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WEDNEsDAY.-ht $3.50 A. NJ. complementary &c: 80
A. M for CENTRAL AMERlCt Except Costa
Rcs and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. per steam
ship Advance, via Colon letters for Guatemala
must he directed 80 per Advance -; at 1880 A.
NJ. for pERNAMBUCQ and SANTOS. per steam.
ship Astl at II A. NJ. supplementary 1880
A. M for CURACAO and VENEZUELA. Via
Curacao. per steamship Hildur lettcrs for
Bavanilla and Carthagena must he directed
per Hildur'o: at II: 40 =. NJ. supplementary
LEEwARD and wiNDWARD ISLANDS, per
and Trinidad must be directed per Pretoria ~:
4" Att p. NJ. for OF BA via Havana also CAMPECHE
CHIAPAS. TABASCO and YUCATAS, per steam.
ship Nigilanca lrtters for other parts of Mexico
must be directed per Yigilanca'O -
THCRSDAY.-A $3.50 A. NJ for LA PLATA COUN.
for SANTIAGO and MANZkNILLO, per steam
ship llscnstein letters must be directed per
lsenstein -; at p. NJ. for SANTIAGO and
MANZANlLLO, per steamship Santiago de Cuba
at r. NJ. for NASSAU. per steamship Antilia; at
Up. N. for JAMAICA. yer steamer from Boston
PUERTO lRTEZ and GUATEMALA. per steam.
ship Themis Qetters must be directed per
Themis'D: at P. NJ. for LA PLATA CoCN-
TRIES direct per steamship Grecian Prince.
6ATURDAY.-At 10 A. NJ for BARBADOS and DEM.
ERARA, PER steamship CArihhce; at 10 4. NJ;
and SANTA MARTHA. per steamship Andes; at
loA:M tsupLlemcntary 1880 4: NJ for FOR,
TUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. SANANlLLA and
CARTHAGENA per steamship Adirondack DOT
ters for Costa Rica must be directed per Adj
rondack y; at II A. NJ. for CUBA. per steamship
Mexico. via Havana netters must be directed
RADIOS and NORTH BRAZIL. per steamship HUI
bert, via Para and Manaos
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PosT OFFICE NOTICE.
d be read DAILY by all Interested, a. changes

HSOol OrFlOE NOllCE
Should be read DAILY by all Interested As changes
may occur at any timeJ
Foreign mails for the week ending July Is. Ism
Viii close PROMPTLY In all cases at the General
Post once as follows; PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing TING shown below
,,,,.,,, TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WEDNESDhY.-At Z A. NJ. complimentary "a A. NJ ,
FOR EUROPE. per steamship New York; via south.
smptnn DIETER. for Ireland must be directed per
New iork -; atn NJ. Complementary 1890 A
M Tor EUROPE. per steamship Teutonic% via
Queenstown; at 1850 A. NJ Tor BELGIUM direct
per steamship Noordland via Antwerp dctters
must be directed per Noordland y
BATuRDAY.-At q 80 A. NJ. for EUROPE, per steam
ship Campania*. via Queenstown Uetters for
France, Switzerland, Italy, SPAIN Portugal, Tur
key. Egypt and British India must be directed
ger Campania y: at $50 A. NJ. for FRANCE
SWLTIERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL
TuhKEi, EGYPT aud BRITISH INDIA. per
steamship Ia Normandie~. via Havre; at $ A. NJ
for NETHERLANDS direct per steamship Rot.
terdnm via Rotterdam detteLs must be directed
per Rotterdam'D: at q A. NJ for ITALY per
steamship Fms via Naples letters must be d
rccted :" per Ems" at 10 A. VI. for SCOTLAND
direct per steamship Furnessia. via Glasgow
uetters must be directed per Furlcssia').
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Union TOBACCO COMPANY OF AMERICA.
I NEN YORK. June 2lst. 1899.
special meeting nj the Stockholders OF the Union
Tobacco Company OF America Will be hed at No, III
9Th Ay. New Yora city. Thursday, the thirteenth
day ut July lsa., ut eleven o'clock a. M, for the
lurpOsr ot yrtng on proposition that said corpora
non be ( IrthwIth dissolved.
By order of the board Of Directors.
josiah BROWNE. Secretary.
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UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
Clertions aud afltstinas.

NATIONAL WALL PAPER COMPANY,
4IB, AIS, ago. Ar BrOomo street,
Corner Elm street, New York, y. y.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of this
company and the election Of directors will be held
at the 0itces OF the company, 4l6. as <2O 422
EroOmc at, corner Elm ST., New YORK, y. ", on
TUESDAY. July II. lSNn'. at p N
The transfer books OF common stock will be closed
on The 18th INST. and will remain closed up to and
''' GEORGE W. WHITE,
Secretary,
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FOR puILADELrHIA.
Lelllgh Valley ka1lroad.

Stations foot Of West 2rd, Corlandt and DesbrosseS
y Etrr"ts Crcnna Il X Ferrics)
Time West cord street Other lgurrs CoItandto or
Dcsbruss"r streets. DAILY except SuntAv. sunday
only otGrr trains daily: SUNDAY icaN,sGl5. Sun
t,B.5l. 100 "a. n l9ea. ior EAST0T.
FALLS al West, and principal local points, PAIloF
and Dining Can tUpnrcs tor Goa Iran nest
t'II.53, 1900 Noon. 81 ACk DIAMOND
EXPRESS" llandsom,st train @ Tie H9rid, Lin.
tied 70 seating capacity Due hunR,O gH T. NJ; con.
net ng with through S'c"pers to Detroit and Chicago.
.1,SI oopM For wILKEs.BARRE,
1855 i0S r. NJ and EhNIm% s U%T, hTsn'he'
glib 81 ) r. NJ. Local for MAICn CHUNK.
~. o. 80 i. VI. Local for MAJ ca CHpSk
1910. 6.tOt.M. Local kApr'ss for EAST on.
'5.5j. N6.0S y NJ. For Burs.o and points est
ThrH,fy 2sS.I,1g naTs to Chicago snd I@Tog!9,. -,
TOHlNlLL some hut Sleeping A. passengers carried.
'l0.2l, 1919 M forlTHhfh,Eut HFsTElS
BtFFAlO NLI Nr.t, Sleeping Cars 10 hirag0.
SOUTH PLN ISL iEI.D AID Round FFtiOK locals,
tHycYc 'n' suuGl -, 1879 NJ, '2@j, 81, 80.
Tickets and Pu man recon motations At l9, 2Gl 2so
w., 49, and ,&'t " %'w Il ? Union 0q4Hf" West -
Pr9ldw y ".t I'' '"o,s Anncs ~,HIign, I'rookHn
y. i TT. ','r- 60 ~ .C'll ,ur urd 81 60 luggage
from note. ~. 70 do i.7''
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2ablir Notires.
THE SUN
Newark, NJ. j., Branch.

ADVERTISERS MAY LEAVE ORDERS AT
Ig4 BROAD ST, WHERE THE SAME CARE
AND ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWN Al AT
WIN OFFICE. NO EXTRA CHARHES
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Hiridtuds aud auttrtst.
MONTANA ORE PURCHASING COMPANY.

Tho trustees Of the Montana Ore Purchasing Com
pany have declared tho regular quAfDlly dav1dend'
Of 81 per share $50. ooo payable at the New York
once Of tho Company July ~. 1899. Books
close July IT and reopen July 27. 1899.
MONTANA ORE PURCHASING CO.,
STANLEY CLIFFORD, Treasurer.
UNITED STATES RURBER COMPANY.
R-16 Murray ST. New York July Gth, 1912
The Board of Directors Of the United States Rub.
her Company has this day declared a dividend OF
ONE PER CENT on tho Common or General stock
OF this Company from the net earnings of the Cola
papy IL kholdCrs OF record at II NJ, July 10th,
1920 payable July 3lst, 800. ~ .,
The Transfer Books will close at = NJ. July l5th'
1897, and reopen at A. NJ, Aug, Isl, 500.
CHAS. X. FLINT, Treasurer.
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.
OLD Murray At New York, July 9th, 1922.
The Board of Directors Of tho United states Rub
her Company has this day declared q dividend of
TWO PER CENT on the Preferred stock of this
Company as the last quarterly dividend from the
net earnings for the fiscal year ending March 3lst.
1922 to stockholders Of record al IL NJ July l3th,
1880 pAysbl July 3lst, 1899. 800,
The transfer Books will close at 2 NJ July 18th.
1899 and reopen at / o A. NJ, Aug: LIST. 1899.
CHAS. IL. FLINT, Treasurer.
MONTANA ORE PURCHASING COMPANY.
The Trustees of the Montana Ore Purchasing Com
pAny have declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of 81 90 per share $4,000, payable at the New
York office OF the company on July -, 1899 Books
close July IT and reopen July -, 1879.
ARTHUR 7. HtlNZE. Secretary.
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