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New-York tribune., 1903-07-10

unfavorsble crop came from the Norbast vbao
small No trouble was exper3eneed 1 an Win very
the weather as rain fell spring wheat States
while temperatures continued moderate From illinois and
other parts OF the central belt
OF reports noting poor yields news the 81
Louis market showed advance than any other
Because OF expectations that the report
would oe perhaps more ouliish than expected.
Trained from making their attack on the
market and prices therefore held point
cessve heat and damage in Russia. with Argen-
uhe shipments estimated al $4,000 bush. II
1Iat AI~"I crop was being harvested with good
suits For the last Ave Italy has AVERAGED l3o
10000 bush. and imported $4,000 900 year. although
Considerably interest in cash mar
for Lisbon ags Wdra 70 paas OF oS No red %oTkee here
day with 10 loads at outports Cables were with
3%@sd lower Paris 10 10 80 points down. Berlin 4
= mark lower, and Budapest points higher. The
for harvest crop growth While reports Of
disappointing yields had been the Central
reported apprehensoEs the presence army worms
and some Of the Manitoba advces the yield
20 bush last Quotations OF cash wheat ( o b
anoat basis. were follows; No / Northern Duluth
no 2 red New-York SIS lsc nominal. CORNNBeyond
the fact that 1t improved somewhat sympathy
to-day, closing only about &c higher
months, and unchanged others. The weather
The Price Current said corn growing rapidly and
Improving; Cables closed Aq2c net lower. receipts
eGf. We en @ 600 bn 6s ToP argentine shp
corn closed Ssa 5s34o elevator Po and " 5ssoP
anoat: No white and No yellow. 59c o afoat.
steady in sympathy with other grains and closing quiet
Cash sales here were 200 With no change in market
standard white RYE@MaTet dull No 2 VEST aitl
ern soc o adoat; state rye 5sa59ikc.... BA riley
Market dull Feeding was quoted 52c and mailing,
5lha57c. both New-York
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
vtf - erIs = H.1 II INFERIOR points TO-DAY. com
-4' -asl week ard last year:

ae-ate 6tnsne al ict,erpooI cables: spot cotton
100 mdal.nr Iria1n 1000 receipts loo Ara,c ara
- points ss5lIia osSo. Futures osenea .-aa5
sis hgher 70 i Ts,, eiosed eqiet bpt stead net .
October 7o IS sepenber sloas ia 'gs Angust
Jsn9s-l ctunbsr. 52gG5 2i5 TehT 5Szq5 33d: No
nril Si295 ~ 10 10: February-sIsTcb 80
Flour Ihquii5 but not much doing 'Hs irregular
sl pstents yssterday IT, advanee was noted in
ssTatfsi;y owing t rom lobfers and more ced i
$ xi1e- 80, - 0ats s. winter sts55b, In %heat
= IS extra aells - s0aS4 30. snrsra - e3D
g S5gss. ~ 20 winter 50 Ioat8 20 Ing clears 81 55a
T. 5.stesdy: quoted. '5-,Sz4 80 70 arrive RYT;
81, So dried So ises3 N .coEsHMEAI~ouS, 90 ehoSe
r,esay: quoted. So % as 10 brand gaS' 2loIed;
SSe-se 81 i2asl u ne white ana yellow g. Ne 20
.Ian spot So FTeED-Duli. 81 1oasl %;
.sng hrsn ro5ss Ssks 20 arrive 900 Is quoted sPring
~; nseeo o csIe 81 sSSllsqk2l in 200 n & slt 70 20
GRAN arrive oilfneai SS- - mop S2i bulk S2l SOT
fsh W fiEA T-Surro,,,S-.ES -
sh sosnsn a 'nSenoed more Or ess ssr1y ~ Of bull
ssssan lnsntsined sr on friday the wheat 5arst
sS%e net higher. a ans sodS 5SSF9ughoot slEs .he
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-1Ork. July
BEANS AND PEAs-There was quiet iobbng trade
yosirianed In fact a little business was done IN choice
@ -, 60 9o5- The export business In red kidney far
~ DeeE has been So IS. and the market IS quite
strong on that basis Yellow eye are again hgher and
ISnregn beans in moderate demand ana generally
steady Choice peas dragging We quote; beans mar
s3 40 DO pea do red kidney SS 10 90 white kid
black turtle soup - oo4S2 I0i do
Yellow eve So 60aS2 65 DO lima California - 55q$2 co.
y.stten n,e6Ium S2as2 90 do other foreign medium
2 22 755Ss5 a. green peas Scotch. bags prime bush
81 5 5zGSi % ,,s moderate receipts again to-day
,,b continued speculative buying the market is nrm
WIN rsSas ~ creamery Of the trade
tbs BASIS Of 2Olsc extras but that figure was eS :
ailv for long lines OF hlgh scoring
soo5s Ftrsts are steady and unchanged The demand
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London July 9-The offerings at wool auction
sac t3-dav numbered 1870 bales. Trading brisk
throughout MeTno request for the home
trade and the Z OF cross
was offered and free buyer with
the home trade
Scoureds in at highest prices Of
the series Cape Of Good Hope and greasy
wanted and most OF the offerings bought America
took several lots OF nernos and medium crOssbreds
Gowing are the sales in detail: Nevsouth Wales
30 0s IVl gIeasy, id4ls ID Queensland
lSc0 bales secured Is I'd greasy. 7da1s I'd south
Australia, bales: greasy. 7d11s Tasmania
bales: greasy slzdqls I'd New-Zealand 6 400 bales;
secured. 6td4is 3lzd; greasy. 5hdG1s Cape Good
~ AdSisd.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10

231 DO ~ Sc IS 60 Kentucky sheep ss 10 at 50 Ts:
81 Ohio do So 90: IS do. isi ~ at SO So
Virginia ia 10. 50
:. Harrington 8 Co; 229 Kentucky lambs. IS 10, at
10 at S6 25; West Virginia sheep. 1l3 Ib at So 7s
HOGS.-Receipts 1914 1888 head about a
car sale alive No sales reported. dressed
quoted sIka9iac per medium to light weights
SALES.-(AH late yesterday afternoon-l-H. H. Hollis:
S2 State hogs. 22l N average So 40 100 10.
J. H. Hume Bros: State hogs. 147 10, at Sc IS.
Tobin & shannon: IS State hogs. 1e9 70. at So 20 2
roughs 275 ID. So 20.
5. Judd & 70: state hogs 1s3 70. at Sc 20: do.
262 H. So TO- rough. $50 10. at IS 10.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
SOUTHERN corToN MARkEr.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July Q. p m.-Cotton-Spot. good business
done; prices 1901 higher; American mddng fair
S'6Sd good midding 652d middling e32d low middling
OF the day were 10000 bales Of which 1000 were for
speculation and export. and included $500 American
Receipts. 1000 bales including American. Futures
opened and closed quiet and steady mlddling
c, July 13d; July and August g. 1896 l3d: August
and September 6ioG611d September and October. 5TOQ
December h20q5.21d: December January. 515d
January and February 5139514d: February and March
ol2g5 13d March and April 3 512aJ13d.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

AND fS11 Of WEST ST TTENTY@THILaD STREET
t1The ieaVineE time hp ffpaL4MDb from ,. srneETs
tbatt ttinndt streets Is Eve minutes later than
staten, sss O. We MeRfFspf SEPT ThsTe othsrS.s noted
S9rs For Chicago. Indianapolis, ana louisville
smOEns and obseTTatoh cars cnehnaI 15sps SssPas
io;25 A. VI. Pennsylvania LIMITED Pullman
Cars s For Eo 91s csSesS aRa 9seT9S9 Toso GSP sGs %
1.sS 90. p IN. ". CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
450 p " CHIS%e6S D. 1IS4ITfr iIlT pntTg Pa GsT, srrx
nG GoKing and Observation Cars. For Chicago Toledo
0s5 p NJ ST LOUIS 5p EzPREss-For pi,,sours en-
For Ca M L0gsvi!e s. Louis Dining Car
"'25 25 p VI wEssrE.N ESPREssEor Chicago For
75S p NJ; Pacific ExPf;Hss@For lfTT5 Pttsburg and
vs%sad % Except ss sns5faSGaR sasnTdsg a
e'69 = NJ CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EN-
arcs or P1tts5Irg Cleveland Cincinnati Indian
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
iat rs ssa y Pinng Gs 10 10 CDesb:ossss and C9Tt
I2Ss Dlnins caf nS ai6 es6rdsss 5Ss ana % coS,sad
ana q Pning 3g Cars. 3 . Dining Ca0 as Dining Car
% % Dining Can 25 M. IL 10 night SUNDAY 2S
Ing Carr, g. 25 onsTsssionsi limited ali ParioT and
sPsss6Fosses coTtiahdi Streets SIS DINING csr
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. 2S D m. 10 night
AILANTIG TIC COAST LINE.-Express s25 a m. and o d
sbABoARD AIR LINE RAnwAY.-E,zpress. 1888 p m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAlLwAY-For Memphis
NIIE.sAIEAkG & OHIO RAILWAY.-I55 SIS week
days and 455 2. daily
FOB OLD PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--7.SS a.
Mweek-days and S55 p daily
n LA lIC ClIH-955 a. and 2 50 q. week days
sundays. Io5 a. m Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet
Farlor cars and Standard Coaches days. Par
coaches on Sundays
CAPE MAY--12.55 p m. weekdays
Fr points on New York and Long Branch Railroad rorn
west Twenty-thTd street stationl 40. S.55 a
and 655 p. weekdays. Sundays. 755, 9.25 a. m
: % o. m from Desbrosses and Cortland Streets) $50
s.OO a M 1870. l2O Saturdays ony). 23O. 31O $40
~ o-io and 700 p. weekdays. Sundays, & 16
$50 a. M CoT andt street only, ~ a. week days
- - FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o',. 80. Dining $50. - Dining
Car!i 993 St Louis Limited. 10 10 tDesbrosses and
Llmltedl 1885 Dining Carr il55 a. m. so Dining
Carl 100 Dining Carr 10 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets. 22o). 255 S.25 Dining carr. ass 425. AIS
SDlnInS Car) 4o5 Dining Car) ass Chicago Limited
-. SO. - y 10 night weekdays. sundays.
BOO. T:5 dining carr, p Dining Carl est
LOUIS Limited 95 10 p Tenna Limited. 1O55 tDin-
hg Car) a m. l255 Dining carr IS Dining carr.
linlted Tor Germantown Jet only) 455 Dining carr.
BOO Dining carr. 755 S25. S55 O. q o. m 10 night
1lkt oices Nos 46l 1854 113 and POI Broadway. 1S2
aith Avenue helow 25d stu 263 Fifth Avenue (corner
Station. and stations Desbrosses CortIandt
Streets; I Court Street. SEQ Street
way and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn: Sta
ton, Jersey city. The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels
dences through 70 destination.
Teleohone 9l4 Eights"~th Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
W. W. ATTERBURY. R WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10

rrass CD points IJr SPOT cotton closed quiet with
tlefler on the go
laes including y baIes lie!.ng CUT Sales were i75
f-asaed as .o6s Southern spot Insrets were isis
.llaL NlrfE steai@ rs rs Shd " minEton were whole
egat. q. lover ar I5i asso d l3c- savannah very
a0r1irt 5 sle1ey and unchanged ~ 12S owe az
- bales -~-' unchanged, I24c- sales
fsd With he sze day 1a9 a9, Interior 1 to-day com
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits turpentine again firm owing
light spot stocks. Rosin and steady and
unchanged. quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OH and machine barrels 81
G51iRc
TAR-Pine barrels 50 40: oil barrels 81 40a$4 As
ROSIN-Common good strained. $2dS2 O2i2; F. 81 10
50 30 c. So 80; H. So 60; SO %: X 50 80; NJ,
So So n. 50 co: W G. SO 20; W W. So 9O4$4.
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentine ,,-l bDlS
wilmington July 9.-sprts turpentne steady 47l3c;
receipts casks. RosinNothHg doing; receipts. 80
bbls Crude urpentne 81 70 So and 50 %; receipts
bbls hrIn. 81 50: receipts. 2S bbIs
savannah July 9Turpentine firm, 472.c receipts lao
bbls sales. 325; sci Rosn firm; receipts, 255
sales exports. 517s Quoted \. B. G, 81 so;
D. 81 IS: E 81 7o F. 81 70: G. 81 so; II. 50 % 81 10;
X 81 SO; NJ, s. 90 y, So: w q. 50 10; W ". 81 80
Charleston, July 9.-TTpentine steady 46+c Rosin
steady. Quoted: a, B. c. 81 J5: D, 81 CO. Z. 81 81; F.
81 70 G, 81 % H. 81 20; 81 So x, 50 20; NJ 81 50; N
Nea,-orieais. July 9'~Recepts- 115 bbls
pentne p bbls
American strained. 5s Cd fine. IS sd.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, July 9.-Flour-Firm. fair demand. Wheat
Spring quiet; No hard, 92}sc; No Northern. 90 3sc
winter wheat nrm; No white 81 l5c: No 2 red. s12c
GorT-Easy; No yellow 56%tG; No corn 56l4c Oats
Easy; No white. 42&c; No . mixed. S91sc. Barley
steady.
Chicago July 9-The leading ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10

Cash quotations were follows Flour was steady
NO NO spring wheat. 7sd79c; No 3. 7597sc No red
IS%g!9Ssc; No corn. 5liad52c; No yellow. 51&4 a
3s a42c No rye 51lsc; good feeding barley 4oa4sc
fair to choice mailing 47a51o; No haxseed. 9sc; No
No Northwestern. s. 0214: prime timothy seed, So 40
ribs sides 0oose IS 5OdsS 621s dry salted shoulders
thoxed) 81 S12Gss; short clear sides boxed IS $50
$S 81 whiskey, basis Of high wines 81 80. On the
creameres. 15a20c dairies. 14Q1sc. Eggs steady;
mark included 13G141c. Cheese easy. 10q111zc
Duluth July 9.-CIose-Wheat to arrive. No / hard
9Sc; No Northern. S614c; No Northern. SIC; July
s61sc; September. 7Sasc; December 75$sc-
Milwaukee July 9.-Wheat-Higher; No Northern
Rye-Firm; No /. 55c BarIey-Cuiet; No 2 5sG60c
sample. 45Gl53c OatsHigher; standard. +Oa4OSc Corn
September. 51&t a51 5sc.
Minneapolis. July 9-CIose-wheat--Cash. s714c July
G Sar6ep SS haTf Nd sSN6 S6S No MGEt5sE
FlourFirst patents 81 55ds4 Co. patents 4O
81 so clears 50 8Ogs3 40; second clears So 500
So 60. Bran. ir bulk. 12.25c
Philadelphia. July 9.-wheat-Firm and &c higher:
eafe a M Igy $3.50 soas9 but VIM
clipped. 451s ButterStead fair demand: extra
Western creamery 21c; nearby prints &c EggsSteady
17c; Southwestern 16c; Southern 15aisc CheeseNUn1
changed NewYorK full creams choice. new 1O%c: fair
to good. new, 10@l01sc Cotton60 points higher mid
ding uplands II 2Oc ReceiptsFlour 1900 bbls and
10000
St. Louis. July 9.-Close-wheat. higher: No 2 red
cash elevator TSc July 7sc: September 7Tlkc; Deem
cash 49%so; July 494c September 5O7Sc. Oats-I1ower
No . cash. 3Sc; September, 34Isc; No white. 34c.
Toledo July 9.-Cloverseed-DuIl. unchanged: October
IS 20; Alsike Sc 90 asked. Prime timothy, 81 so.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL n. X.
Liberty street south Ferry Oime from
South Ferry I'VE minutes earlier than shown below
EASTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOVYN AND
MAUCH Cit Nk-z4.00 q. Is EastOn Only). G.lO A.
NJ. 1.20 lao. 100 81 Only) p " Sundays
Z42j A. NJ. leo, $50 p NJ
WILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4OO 0fO A.
LAkEWO OOD. LAkEHURST, TOMS RIVER
AND HARNEGAT-z4O0 On. $40 A NJ. 10 Is 30 Lake
wood and Lakehurst only)- 40 p. NJ Sundays. 9.15
ATLANTIC CITY-t94O A. NJ. tao P. NJ. goo P.
vINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4OO A M t1sO
Long HEANSR. p, AsRrEx s INIr RAJ EARK oGEAy
As 8s0 35S 445 $50. $50 Cl15O wednesdsys and
els A. NJ | 80 400 p NJ
PHILADELPHIA-tREADIN TERMINALJ Es4 =.
+7.oO IS 90 300. 1000 41LO0 A NJ. ff2OO. leo,
sSO. t20O 1890. 400 IS 90 t60O. t7SO 500 P ~.
Path AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s42s. +s 20 1880
'fI.45 A NJ. 100 tao. 800. 100. t9 n.
READING HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
MILLIAMSPORT-.i4O 100 z425, fs0O, .t9lO. QO0o.
100 A NJ Reading only. s1OO. Il %. t2OO p NJ
Reading Pottsvile and Harrisburg only, TACO. fSO0
Highlands Seabright. Monmouth Beach. and
Branch. Asbury Park. Point Pleasant 8 o. 1000
I1eO A. NJ, 100. 2 90 400 500 500. 500 P. NJ.
Sundays 90 a. NJ. 100 90 500 p. NJ
day. SUNDAY only. tPaEIor cars only. iVis Tamaqaa-
xSaturdays
49, 1900 1854 Broadway. iS2 9th Az. 25
18th St. 27S West 12Jth 81, 24s
Columbus Av.. New York Court 81 844. $40 Fulton
St kIyn: $50 B'way, W'nsburE. n. 7. Transfer
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Ast
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
Help Wanted.

A DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received al their Uptown once
No. 1864 BROADWAY.
Advertisements Will be received az tAe following branch
Offices regular offce rates until clock D viz
.54 Sth-ave-. 8 e e2r sd 8 ISi 6th-ave cor
12th-Et.. 81 East 14fh-st.: 257 West 1.d-st-. be
7th and Sth ayes-s 363 West I25th-sri I.;B3S
3d-aye. between 18th and nth SITS. LOGS 3d-ave.,
6lst-st 1.1tN 1HT-uVe-. s1th-sr- ID1
125th-st.g 751 TremOnt-ave.s $50 3d-ave..
Bleec<er-st. BroOklyn. y. N.-2iG Court-st-3
els Smith-sf.; 1,oOf tENGes-ave.s - BROADWAY.
Newark. y. Js-I04 BrOad-st. Also az a. D. T
Offices.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10

Coffee Csbles-Rio-Cofes market firm; No Rio.
$3.50. exchange y s32i. receipts 5000 bags
for ne 9,ied states 1900 bags; stock 56l 900 bags
fantoCoee market quiet; good Santos 3S700:
receipts, 5000 bags: stock. 705.oDO bags Hamburg
Coffee market opened = pig higher; 230
Nnola 70 pfg higher; sales. 1000 bags Havre-
Coffee market opened steady, Unchanged at - m
changed al II STEADY, "A 2 franc higher; at $50
z unchanged total sales "a 900 bags
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
NEW YORK, ONTARIO 3 NESTERA RY.

A ADVERTISEMENTS and suoseriptI for The Trfhslns
~ received at their Uptown once
40. 1.s4 BROADWAY.
Advertisements Wil following
oflces a. regular Office until s q
@34 sth-aVe.. 3. 23d-st. I18 gfh-aNe.
Ieth-st.. 8& East I4th-St.s 357 West 42a-xf.. he-
Ith 2fiS West I21fh-zf.f
3d-ave.. between 10th and T7th 1Oe6 ad-ave.,
6fst-st 1.1OS 1st-Hve.. seth-st.: Isl
125th-st-s 150 TremOnf-ave.t $50 3d-sve.. near
a1st-sts 654 3d-ave.f 2IO BIeecker-sL
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New YORK. foot Barclay and Christopher SrA
fS-OO A II For Binghamton and syracuse
1000 "A M--For Buffalo. Chicago and 81 LouiA
x1O0 F. M-PocCuo Mountain Special
'I. 40 p. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
t4O0 p. M-For Scranton and plymouth
% 10 p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
IS p. M-Utca. Oswego Ithaca EuTalo
s2O0 A M--FOr ChicaEo-Slcepers open p ~.
Tickets I67 40. lIs3 Broadway. n Y: SIS Fuit1s
St. Brooklyn. ~paily. Except sunday xThursiays.
Fridays and SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10

- IpN-!he bulls showed their hand again Yesterday
~ me market underwent Of the
steIges OF The season During of the session the
- ~1s 4llet displaying only moderate activity
Ilo'eInents were not specially violent But in Tho
-est i'ur The excitement became and values
-ti-t4 UP ana up in mauLer SURPRISING
witnessed even during this so proffic
.e'l'at haIpenlngs The market opened
s. a-Ediee Of - points 20 a decline under
lai4es ana some bull support but had sold off
-e,a TO II points following the under renewal
.4 ee4 HlIeet pressure This followed by 2 com
taIa.iNeg quiet ma. ket for time with neither tho
a oI ne bears apparently inclined TO 5uerate ag-
s5f+i- l7l'es however. showed generals. ,Inu-aT5
l-seT covering by the smaller shorts who we're
l'-S-f- ailAl"ds hy the report Of 7arsra bo,l
IN -eAas. notwithstanding the generally Favorable
As ne session progressed market showed
fi tli'f4 hrInAess. ana the bears retreated The
N1ile more aggressive until IN the last hour The
49,. were In tull retreat being IN -paniclTZ ron
v,Yl WIN me Nai street contingent aprarentiy nm
1l-it 70 meek the upward prices
g-5S Iiaa reached l201c was bid IN n 10 9N,
,Li'-L a. -ileT. when business done -
- o. Zoo july. reaching 53c. was no noints ar
,-'+ yesterdays finals October reached aS,o.
loNc, December 74c and 1anuarv 20
~ - ls le" minutes realizing easei Ne lis off from
s.,. % the active months. July osinr AZ 10 40~.
a. - el -se ana September 10 TIC The market
Si, slose was officially called steady b,t tba 80
great nervousness and prices sbove5 . -
fsi N 81. points. Sales were estin,sres a. 100 10
4--oc an advance Of go 'p7infs ~ as 4IIa'Aeo up 10
"aS as follows ' '"e io0dl market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

81. TDalIy, except Sunday solacay
Ofrces Liberty ST. Ferry South Ferry House.
6T 26 424 1900 1854 Broadway. ls2 5h Av. 25 Union
Square West 153 East 125th St. 2I3 t25th 245
Columbus Ave. New York. 4 Court St. 344, Fulton
ST. Brooklyn $50 Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
Transfer calls for and checks baggage Destination
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIN Ed By
city Hail. Feo No. Of m the until II ot IA m at
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1908.
ment on present pavement raaid as foundation the road
way OF Amsterdam avenue from the south house line Of
No, No. The road%ay way Of Amsterdam avenue from the
line of one Hundredth street.
Nicholas twelfth avenue dncIuding Hancock
No. 4-The roadway of Tenth avenue from Twenty
fourth street 10 Thirtieth street -
No eNThe roadway Of Fifty-second street from First
No. THE roadway of sixty-hfth street. Broad
No. s-The roadway of seventy-second street. from
No. 9-The roadway Of Nnety-ninth street. from Am
No. 1o-The roadway Of One Hundred Seventh
street from Columbus avenue to Broadway;
street from Columbus avenue to Amsterdam avenue.
street from ST. Nicholas 10 Seventh avenue.
street from Eighth avenue to Manhattan avenue
No 1.-THE roadway OF One Hundred and Thirteenth
No I5--Ihe & To3dway OF One Hundred and Fourteenth
No 1G-The roadway OF One Hundred and Fifteenth
No 17-The roadway Of one Hundred and Eighteenth
street from Eighth avenue to Morningsde avenue. -
street. from Eighth avenue to MgrninEside avenue
street from Eighth avenue to Manhattan avenue;
second Street from seventh Avenue to ERhh
t tom Ebb r9aq"ay e11e o o ne NaB5affa9 Sn
No 22The Toaqway & Of One HuGdreG na and TWENTY
No 23-Lte roadway of One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street, Amsterdam avenue
24-The Hundred and Twenty
seventh street. from Eighth ST. Nicholas
avenue.
No. 25-The roadway Of one Hundred and Twenty
Eighth St Nicholas avenue
NO 26-The roadway Of One Hundred and Thirty
third street from Lenox Seventh
No. 27-The roadway One Hundred and Forty-fourth
street from Seventh Eighth
No 2S-For regulating and with asphalt block
pavement a foundation the roadway OF Man
avenue Hundred and Fifth street 10
One Hundred Sixth Also
so 29-The roadway Of One Hundred and Seventh
street, Columbus Manhattan avenue
No. 3O-The roadway of One Hundred and Twenty
traet from Amsterdam 10 broadway
No. S1-The One Hundred and Third street,
from West Riverside Drive
No 32-For repairing and maintaining asphalt pave
In Borough OF Manhattan which
original guarantee Of maintenance has expired
wi expire during the term OF this contract
For fun particulars City Record
JACOB A. CANTOR. Borough President.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
BALTIMORE & Ohio pAIlR0AD


Ch1caSOy RtIIsburB .'l2l 10 Mt ~ Is Il.
ChIcaEO. COlumb bus IL 5jpm. 1 OOprn. Diner.
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New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
Public Notice.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the President Of the Borough Of Manhattan the
City Hall, Room No, 16, until IL O'Clock \. NJ on
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1903.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-05-08
A Metafnorphosis.

Logan Hays and George Belt
started for a spin to Albany in
the formers fine new turnout,
last Tuesday evening. They
were happy in anticipation of a
pleasant drive, and cordial greet
ing by friends in the metropolis
of Linn. An hour after departure
from Corvallis, they returned dis
heveled and dispirited. The new
buggy was a wreck, the nobby
harness was ruined, the faithful
steed limp and detected. It
seems that the large road roller
lying by the roadside at the top
of Stewards hill, was responsible
for this sudden metamorphosis.
Mr.. Hays horse is a strenuous
animal and as it came suddenly
in view of the roller, it SHE'D,
upsetting the buggy and piling
the precious contents in the road.
George and Logan assumed a sit
ting posture just in time to see
horse and buggy part company.
A kind farmer caught the steed
and tied it to fence. The
wreckage was gotten together and
brought back to town.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-05-08
Will be Exhibited Here.


Arnold's aenagerie of strange
and feroeious beasts which will
be exhibited in Corvallis during
the Woodmenas carnival, was
augmented byA the arrival of a
consignment of animals in Port
land, last week. They were i'm
ported by VIM. Bartel1, of New
York, and were captured in Aus
traIia, New zealand, Africa,
South America and India, and
are valued at $1o, 600.
In this aggregation are two
Australian kangaroos, an emu
and cassawary; pair of striped
hyenas from the Desert of Sa-
hara, a couple of Abyssinian
lions, royal Bengal tiger cap
tured in Northern India,- a black
bear, 1ion-monkey from Brazil,
a South American tapir, and a
pair of coyotes; also "happy
family" combination, in which
monkeys from all parts of the
world are burched in together
with parrots, cockatoes, etc.
1t is Mr.. Arnold's intention to
give the animals a weeks rest.
He then will place them on exhi-
hilton. Beginning with June I,
he will make a tour through Ore
| gon, Washington and Idaho.
Within two years he expects to
establish a permanent geological
garden In Portland.