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Says They wer, Never Msrr,-d.

Wichita, Kan. Jay e5.--Last Friday a woman claiming to be the wife of R. Nj. Vannata filed suit for divorce and alimony against him in the district court and was granted a divorce and S5 per week. Saturday Vanatta called at the courthouse and had warrant sworn out charging the woman with perjury. He alleges that the records will prove that he was never married to the woman.
The Mena star., 1899-07-27
youur woman Killed at Empor,a.

Emporia, Kan, July 5.-Miss Annie Born, of this place, was run over here by an excursion train at three o'clock yesterday morning and died from her injuries. She was returning with 200 excursionists from railroad picnic at Winfield. She went to alight from the train beforeit stopped ans was dragged under the wheels. She was 22 years old and came from Lexington, Mo-, over a year ago.
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Fatal Dive into shallow Water.

Perkins, Ok, July 25.-A lot of boys went swimming here. The first ones in, by stooping in the water and de- claring it of depth to come up to their necks, induced Everett Mullin, aged r, to dive head first from 14-foot bank into IS inches of water. His head was completely buried in the sand and his. skull was fractured, resulting in death.
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IncersoII.s Rody to Re Cremated.

New York, July 25.-It was decided to-day that funeral services over the remains of Robert c. Ingersoll will be held at the family home in Dobbs Ferry tomorrow. John Clark Ridpath and 0. J. Smith, lifelong friends of Mir. In- gersoll, will make brief addresses. The body will be cremated either tomorrow afternoon or Wednesday mornin 2.
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I,os. yyIu Reach e1.OOO. .OOo.

Toledo, O., July 25.-The Chicago, Hamilton X Dayton elevator, located in East Toledo, was totally destroyed hy fire. The loss on building and con- tents will reach nearly s1,000,o 900. It IS not known how much insurance is on the grain. amounting to 100000 bushels of wheat, but the building carries s1s5, 900 in varions companies
The Mena star., 1899-07-27
More slck Troop. Return.

San Francisco. July a5.-The United States transport Morgan City arrived this morning from Manila with return ing troops. including those invslided home. She was at once sent to the Angel island quarantine station for en- sanitation and Immigration.
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The Sheridan Reaches ManIls.

Manila, July 25. The United States transport Sheridan, which sailed from San Francisco June 25 with reinforce ments for Gen. Otis, arrived here to- day. On July 16 a great waterspout was discovered directly in the course of the ship and to avoid it it was nee essary to make detour of several m ilae
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Army Worm at Moline. Kan.

Moline, Kan, July 25.-The army worm is doing serious damage in this section. One 40-acre field of corn has been eaten bare of leaves and ears. In another place garden was entirely eaten up-grass, weeds and all. They are to be seen on the streets here in places as numerous as ants.
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Forty Persons struck by Llsntaing.

Berlin. July 25.-During a thunder storm yesterday 40 persons who were leaning against wire railing at Char tottenburg cycle track were struck by lightning. Three were killed and 20 were severely injured
The Mena star., 1899-07-27
At wehh citx i .aoo Men Are Idle.

Webb City, Mo, July 25.-TweIve hundred men are idle in this district owing to the abandonment of the night shifts in the mines. The association met tonight and placed zine on s45 basis for the next six monthss
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Far . New Labor Party.

New York. July es. Hundreds of delegates representing the trades unions in the Greater New York were present. yesterday at the regular meet
The Mena star., 1899-07-27
THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY.
Probable Settlement by Agreement Between the United States and
 Great Britain.
PLARS FOR THE PHILIPPINE CAMPAIGN.

President Mckinley Hopes for a Complete Finish of tie Insurrection In the Islands Within the Months of October and No vember-Many Applicants for Commis- sions Have Also Applied for Pensions.
The Mena star., 1899-07-27
ropeka Capital Changes Hands.

Topeka, Kan, July 25. ID. W. Null vane, owner and publisher of the To peka Capital, concluded the sale of the paper for S60, 900 to syndicate of which the following are the officers: Dell Keizer. president; Harold T. Chase, vice president; Charles Holman, secre- tary and treasurer. The company took charge of the paper immediately and installed Gen. ]. K. Hudson, of this city, known as Fighting Joe" as editor-in-chief. Fred o. Popenoe is furnishing the necessary cash.
 Hospital for Incurabie Consnmptives-
 Chicago, July e5.--A hospital for in- curablc copsumptives is soon to be added to the list of charitable enter prises in the city The consumptives' hospital is to be erected by one of the most prominent business men in Chica- go, whose name is withheld from pub licstion.
The Mena star., 1899-07-27
The Brooklyn Lines Running on Time.

New York, July 25.-President Ros- sitter, of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company, said to-day: ''Our lines are running on full schedule time. Many of our old men have come to this office this morning asking to be re-employed. We are willing to reinstate those whose record prior to and during the strike was faultless"
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H. A. Lee. Commissioner CT Mines Of Colo
RADIO. reports that Larimer county Is yet in the
prospecting stage. Although meagrc. the de-
vslopments are encouraging. and he thinks
the veins worthy Of more extended and sys-
tematic xploiting.
Clark & Sweony who lave put through sew
eral big deals for Eastern capitalists. have
bonded the CrackerIack group in the Buffalo
Hump district for 100000. There is said to
be a wide ledge In the prorerty showing good
average values and n wonderful pay streak
that assays from $4,000 TO S3, 600 to the ton.
Surface water has caused the Last Chance.
SLOGAN district. b. c.. to close down. Work on
the Ruth concentrator 10 reported proceeding
satisfactorily.
Cripple Creek reports that a streak from II to
Pharmacist that assays from 81 to So per
pound.
letter from Santa Fe. n. NJ. states tina.
pros pectors are securing the country for COD
per since the snle OF the Santa Rita mines &c
Eastern capitalists a few weeks agp. The
Florida Mountains are attracting attention
and are expected to develop into a rich mining
region. A big conner strike Ia reported in the
White Mountains. where surface ores running
from to 8 per cent copper have been discov-
ered.
Turret. COL. reports that large body OF
smelling ore has been discovered at the 100
levsl Of the Gold Bug. A mill run Of ore re-
Gently struck on the Bolivia yielded So to the
From March to May Is the lie RoI Ross.
land. b. g.. shipped % 42O tons. which Welded
400 ounces gold. 23.42O ounces silver and
$4,000 pounds OF copper total value. $4,000.
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YoRH. Friday. June e.-Recepts Of beeves
2o4o head including 81 for export alive e. for
saughterers. and - for the market. and 20
were on sale. Steers slow and weak. bulls 100
15c. lower. ows almost nominal Ono car of steers
unsold Common to choice steers sold at 81. 5oss55o
q 100 ~. bulls at 81. 75@S33o for common stock.
choice fat do. at $4.a5. interlor cows at 81 80.
Dressed beef i'll moderate request at 'aSSIec. q n.
for native sides. Cables slow. No exports Of cattle
dressed meats to-day. Shipments tomorrow 62J
beeves: 10 sheep and 1000 quarters OF beef
Receipts OF calves were 1880 head. all for tho
market and making with the stale calves | .425 on
sale. Trade dull and prices 25s5oc lower on veals
and 25c. off on buttermilks. About 300 calves un.
sold Poor to choice veals sold at S4ssG.5o e 100
NJ buttermilk calves at s3.12eSf3 3iIe mixed
calves at So City dressed veals lower at SO DC + n.
Receipts Of sheep ands lambs were 1925 head III.
cluding E cars for butchers direct and 20 for tho
market. Sheep in liberal supply, but good sheep
about steady; the under grades easier yearlinGs
were in light receipt and firm, and lambs In active
demand and 25c. higher. A car of sheep was held
over. Common to choice sheep sold at $3sS4.HO v
100 NJ: heavy export wethers at $685.; fair to prime
yearngs at s5.35s$d; lambs at 81. 7osss2 %; extra
prime do at $3.50; culls At s4.75. Dressed mutton.
7en2c. y n: dressed ycarlings, s9llc. dressed
lambs. 1OSl4c.
Receipts OF hogs were 2.s4o head. including 2n2
for the market STEADY At S4.2O@SI.30 a loo n.
for fair to prime hogs.
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Cofeo was 1rmcr To-day. in spite OF continued liberal
receipts at Rio and santos. The cables were firm
and IN some instances higher, and there was some
demand for the next crop months.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits turpenttno, 3ISl@3siic.
Common to good strained rosin, 81 3OSS l.36.
PRovisioNs--Iard was easier; Western $500 Con
tnental refined. $40. Pork was steady at ss.6oS
~ for moss Meats were steady; picked hams Sh@
NC; do. shoulders. Ittc.; do bellies. 4'ta54c
Tallow 4%c;, Dressed hogs. 5sa'hc. mtter
-Crcanery, Western, extras, lSaiC.: do. hrstS
1I@@lspc.; State, extras, ls@1s9,c.; do Hrsts 1i@
1I1tr. Cheese state. full cream: large. white.
choice 79ssc.: do. color,d 7lsc.: do small white,
lh@sc Eggs State. PENNSYLVANIA and Western
l4@lItc. Chicago. June r. Rather liberal offer
ings from packers made an easier market i'll pro.
visions. and the closing was quiet at small decline.
The demand was moderate and chiefly fir IN shorts.
fairly good cash demand for meats was reported,
but the lard trade continues slack"
suGAR-Raw was firm at ll.1hc. for n6' tost and
4tsc. for $40 test Sales of $500 bags NSe test at
&C.. C. 1. {. Refined was i'll moderate demand and
firm.
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Meridian, Miss. June 9.-"It ia generally conceded
that weather past thirty days has been all that could
with exceptions of portions in Mss.ssipM and
Louisiana We consider the crop has had sITug Cling
start-althouEh plant appears healthy and vigorous
II does not seem to possess that long clean strong
root so essential to produce good yield, when
defect we think has been cau-el by poor seed"
CorIEE-Rio on the spotw was dull at JSGlsc. forN No
:. sales of LOCO Central American. Futures were
UNCHANGED to points higher, closing steady, with
sales POO bags. Havrc advanced ~. Hamburg
was unchanged. American warehouse deliveries
10 70S bags Rio was hrm at ~ reis advance; re.
ceipts. 1000; stock. 23O,OOO exchange. al. de
cline OF Ltd. Santos unchanged; receipts
1900; stock. 3Ol 900 Prices here follows:
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SURPLUS applica6le to dividends on rs
vdaod sfq Sa am bD in Of auaIte sbs
common stock. but, OF course. as my. firm has
only two representatives in the Board OF Direc;;
DO NJ its meeting. the total number OF directors
being hfteen. am also in favor OF placing the
and that application to do SO So be madc as soon
Tt%sa that until has 6sGn %
ye,nnttccrg Of properties. TO comfy With the
further stated that he dislk to take the ,un-
t uhsuai course OF making statement regarding
view. OF unauthorized and unfounded state
ments which are being published, and which
pnny's securities.
are, described by the New York News Bureau
as follows: Bank reports for the week indi-
@ee % y%nn az wSeh
amount the New York Sub. Treasury gained
only about 81 wv VIII ' s%re in nd the estate sate
m n Tbs would bring the estimated "a loss in
Quoted gain made by the banks OF S0l4OS0
from the interior movement"
>. hndstrcers reports the number OF business
,al,ures during the week at l7S; against lHl
year X. q. Dun 4 Co compute the liabilit ties
Of the con1cerns falling for the first week of
- The receints Of the Government to-day were:
Customs. $56S,54O; internal revenue. $685.
oiS; mlscelianeous, Slu3O3S, total o. II 3do,-
OF receps over Of Sn
@ r'SfEs ~ sss Yea! d %9ss
receipts OF SlO3, 11O.525.
The official count OF cash in the Treasury to-
day compared with that OF Yesterday. shows:
Gold coin and bullion so3p a34 GOA sosa ~ 81
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Influenced by lower Liverpool cables foreign and
Southern selling and local liquidation AS we'll as
more or less short selling Tor loca! account cotton
gave way to-day and closed at about the lowest
prices n the day. Good rains were reported in Mis-
sissippi and North Carolina, and to this fact much OF
the selling was attributed. Showers were Indicated
for thu thirty six hours throughout the cotton
belt aud there was little demand, except from a
few shorts, who covered toward the close Fort
Smith, Ark, June s,-"No harm from heavy
rams. Moisture was needed. Crop clean aud nnS.h
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COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY. June 8. - GRAIN - Wheat - Spot
was easier. Sales of 100000 bush for EXPORT
here and at the outports No. northern Du-
luth to arrive. 2'lc over July; No. hard Du-
luth, &c. over; No. northern New York. 2',c.
over. The Northwestern receipts were $50
cars against 53S last week and POI last year
Chicago sc. against 10 last week and 81 last
year. Futures declined &c. to &c. but recov-
cred part. closing &C. to &c. lower. with sales
OF 3.221 900 bush. Prices as follows:
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Agrnts 1t'anted-1 t,ales.

A GENTS WANTED for a special summer mpaign.
n THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. established
by Benjamin Franklin in 172s--now published by
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. is offered to subscribers
for one year only. for $1.oo-the regular price 10
PRODUCTION and will be withdrawn September lst
The regular price of $3.50 will be maintained after
that date. We will give good commission for
every subscriber secured and distribute So 900 Sep
tember list among the 1TS best agents. $500 will ba
given TO the person sending the largest number OF
subscribers at LOO each per year. At this special
low subscription price thousands can he easily So
cured Address THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COM.
PASY, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Icnal 3lotirrs.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION.
~ HotiG"!s h"roh given that the NEW YORK REAY
~, BOND, EXCHANGE AND TRUST COMP NV
domestic cooperation having its principal ono in
NE wv 81 New YORK, County of New YORK and STATE
t me Ss'H or SeT f%EL At Special Term Part l.
said County Of New York, on tue oath dRv ~ ini
iS at i":so clock in the forenoon Of that day. OF
order authorizing said corporation 10 chanve -
COMPANY "O'D AMI lhCSr
Dated New York, May 23d lsao
,s, NEW YORK IEALTY BOND
seal EACdASGE AND TRCST COMPANY
BY HENRY MORGENTHAU, President
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Court Calendars This Day.

Supreme Court-special Tcrm-Part II.-EH.parte
matters.
snrrogate's Court--Chambers.-. No day calendar
For prOhate-Wills of Charles Simon at 10 A. NJ
Amelia Sewmark Julins Hirsch. at 1910 A. NJ.
City Court-Spec!al Tcrm.-Court opens at 10 A.
II. Motions.
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rTnLIC mIGm sCmnOL NOTICE.

An EXAMINATION for pupils not in the Public
Schools who are legal residents OF the BOroughs OF
Ma lhattan and the Bronx and who may wish to
enter - III" High schools will be held at the
High school huildlnSs ~ thu afternoons OF Thurs.
min. at 2:Sp O'Clock.
Applicants will he examined in Arithmetic Geor.
raply, History OF the luited states English Gram.
mar and Composition, Spelling. Reading and Writ
ing, aud they Will take their CNamirations at the
school which they desire to attend
The Boys High school is At so West 3th ST. tho
Giils High School at 3 East 18th st.. and the High
School for both Boys and Girl1 is at lb7th St and
sd av, JOHN JASPER superintendent.
Boroughs Of Manhattan and the Bronx
NEW YORK. June 9th, 1870.
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SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed ProuosalS for
- dredging, viii be received at the Bureau OF
Yards and Docks. Navy Dopartmt Mt Washington
until o clock, June J. lS'', and then and there
publicly opened, for the removal, by dredging OF
nOu,OU yArls, more or less OF IN tterial from Whit.
ney Basin Navy Yard BROOKLYN, n Y. Plans speci.
hcatons. and forms Of proposal can be obtained on
application 70 the c Dmmandant of the Navy Yard
Brooklyn; MoRDECAI 7. ESDICoTT, Chief OF
Bureau, May -, lSyg,
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OFFlcE Of CoMNlssloYEE Qr EMANCIPATION,

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION,
" PORT OF NEW YORK. BARGE OFFlCE.-Scalod
prop sails Will received at this office up 10 two (2
o'clock p VI on tn" 10th day of June. lsQN and
opened Immediately thereafter. for the exclusive
privileges Of exchanging money. Transporting pas.
sCnG"rs aul hAgIaE" and keeping "a ing houses at
tins station. Each Ir pnsal must he for separate
privilege aud must b" accompanied 10y cCrt ned
Chrrk frr one hundred dollars tSlUul AZ a guRran-
tee Of good ia tn TN" right reserved to reject any
and all lids or to any defect 'Ormality in
any hlG II I've deemed in the interest Of the GOV.
eminent {" do so. All bids received after the time
stated Will he returned u tho bidders Proposals
must be- inclO-cd III envelopes. scaled and marked
" PrpuuSal for ............... .... privilege Fills
Island and BARGE once. and addressed to- tho Com.
missioner Of !mmtgra"on The conditions aud hmi.
tat,ous t. which such privileges Will be subject can
he asc"r,umcd by apply NJ to the said Comms
of lmmlgI alton.
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MINING NORTHUMBERLAND CHALMERS
Nl ~ Broadway, New York. manufacturers of min.
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates mining
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished
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first Glass Arlp-aalalss.

RARKEEPER, Situation wanted by A comnatarI
~ reliable and trustworthy man; best ceS a.
I" ability. &c, Address NJ b. box 20 Sun once
ENGINEER and hosting engineer with New YorE
~ license, nrst.cl'-g Inachlnist htIictIy .ohas
wants position. l.. RrND. 495 Sd av. '''
NOtSH BUSINESS MAN in Pittsburg, Pa deSiTes
~ 20 represent reliable New York house AddreSs
HOWARD CLARK, Al 4th av., Pttsburg Pa
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lost and found.

n1,in nurs S evening at Empire Theatre or
SuJolhlnG. hiack pocketbook cOntA ming priyntS
hapenS, cheeks bill. &c. Liberal reward by return.
,IIE s"Ile 20 sun uptown ONCE. 1898 Broadway.
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PRINTED MATTER. &c.-Gcrman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c., for Ger
many and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&c.. for 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 ali countries tor which they are
advertised to carry mail.
After the closing OF the supplementary Transit
lantic Mails named above additional supplementary
mails are orened the piers of the American. Eng
lsh, French and German steamers. and remain open
until within Ten Minutes of the hour of the sailing
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Court OF Appeals Calendar.
MINING NEWS.

SARATOGA, juno 9.-Court Of Appeals calendar To-
Monday: Nos. So. IL. SO. 6s. I. 62a. 80. VI.
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Dividends and antrrrst.
Public Gotirrs.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.

pOST OFFICE NOTICE
Should be read DAILY by all interested. as changes
may occur at any tmeJ
Foreign mails for the week ending June 10. 1899,
will close PROMPTLY In all cases at the General
Post Ofhcc II. follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
SATIRDAY.-At A. NJ for EUROPE per steamship
Etrura-, via Queenstown letters for France,
switzerland, Italy. SPAN. Portugal Turkey.
Egypt and British India must he directed per
Hrura"l at A. NJ for FRANCE. SwITZER-
LAND ITALY. SIAIN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY.
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship La
ChampaVneT, via Havre Ilrtters for other parts
of Europe must be directed per La Cham.
payne; at A. NJ. for NETHERLANDS direct,
per steamship Rotterdam. via Rotterdam lettcrs
must be directed per Rotterdam at,"A NJ.
for ITALY. per steamship Ems. Via Naples let
ters must he directed per Ems: at o A. n.
for SCOTLAND direct, per steamship Anchoria,
via Ola gov Qettrrs must be directed per
Auchoria"l ct II A. NJ. for NORWAY direct per
steamship Norge letters must be directed per
NORGE
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as'antrd aNalcs atlisrrllanrous.

WANTED Telegraph operator stenoerapher and
w typewriter. Address with references, RAIL
ROAD, 1874 Broadway, Brooklyn.
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first-Glass lrlp-femalrs 2rofes,
siunal.


nEMOSSTRATOR and s,leslady; young woman,
~ several years experience, on salary; city only;
no rassinR or agency salary moderate; any linoj
good talker; no objection to department stores.
DEN. box 1913 Sun uptown office, 1895 Broadway.
PRACTICAL DETERMINATIONS woman
wants position with manufacturer wall paper pre-,
fcrred wherever talent for deslgnng can be ntil.
lied; thoroughly familiar with all practical details,
use Of culors &C. will furnish references and
pies OF work Address ORIGINAL. box lOl Sun
town office. l2d5 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER. well educated, swift operator on
y Smith Premier. accurate shorthand writer is open
for an engagement three years experience as clerk
in office; write and compose letters for en-
ployer; competent to take charge Of office; has heen
employed as secretary and amanuensis to literary
man l.. c.. box 1875 Sun Office.
CTENOiRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER. graduate
~ high school. operates Remington and Smith
Premier. . years Now York business experience.
rapid, accurate, wishes engagenent salary s12 hest
references; no agencies. STENOGRAPHER, 2l1
Monroe ~. Brooklyn
STENOGRAPHER. typewriter. beginner: ONCE
~ sistnnt; small paw to begin. Address A, p18
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Oats steady on the spot. Sales 40, 900 busli
including 100000 for export here and at the out
ports. No. IN elevator, no%c.; do delivered Bic:
No white. 32c.; track and ungraded white, $40
33c Chicago received ZIG cars and expects 260 to-
morrow. Corn steady on the spot. Sales Sat-.
900 bush. for export here and at the outports. No
=, !hc. over July in Chicago Receipts at Chicago.
6bl cars estimate for tomorrow, 2bu. Futures de-
clined ic but recovered part. closing unchanged
to Sc lower, with sales Of $4,000 bush. Prices IL
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atantcd aaales- Mlrrhanirs, &r.

at'anted Males-Mrrhanirs, &r.
(OOKBINDING.-Strong Young man to tie up
ID sheets; also boys tn paste OF for caser in.
EDWIN IVES & SONS, - Howard at.
pCOKBINDER.-Parer on Amazean skiving ma
ID chine steady work for right person.
j. F. TAPLEY CO., Bond st.
DOOKBINDER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. marbleri
ID union man; steady work: SlS per week. Apply
to CHARLES LFNFANT, 142 nth av.
1(OY WANT ED to hold copy and distribute type.
ID Apply not later than X A. NJ Monday.
BROUN.GREEN CO.. 40 Beaver at.
CARRIAGE BODY MAKER wanted; must be good
Vat repairing. Flushing and Bedford avs. Brooklyn.
DIAPER BOXES.-Experienced hand on glue and
L paste work; also man o" glue table.
LOUIS b. L Err. 343 West 26th at.
w ASTFD-Reliahle Ire driver: steady work. wages
w Sl5; answer by letter. CITY" go W. 23d at.