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oils and Leads.

Coal oil-Pearl and astral oil, cases
?Oisc per gallon: water white oil. iron
arrels. lie: wood barrels. i7hc; CO.
Gene oil. cases. 2ie: elaine oil. eases
2Tc: extra star. cases. 2bc. headlight
oil i75 degrees. cases. 23hc iron bar
rels. i7isc twaBhIngton state test
burning oils. except headlight, Nc per
gallon higher.
Bhnxine--s sixty-three degrees. cases.
22c. iron barrels. ibhc,
Ilnseed oil~~Pure raw. In barrels.
Gle. genuine boiled. In barrels,
63c. pure raw oil. In cases. sec. geun-
Inc kettle. boiled. In cases. CSC: lots OF
$50 gallons. ie less per gallon.
Turpeuiine-in cases. SIC gallon. in
barrels. zoe: In wood barrels. sac.
Gasoline--Stove gasoline. cases.
?ihc. iron barrels. isc; so degrees
drums. 26c.
Lead Strictly pure white lead ani
red lead in ton lots, TIC; 50o-lb lots.
INC: less than 500 lbs. Sc,
Rope-~Pure Manila. iic: standard.
i?se: slsal. i0Kc: IStIe brand sisnl
sAc.
Wire nails Present base at t27o
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Hops, Wool, Hides, Etc.

FVppsi NNSsit ''SNNI
Hops-2sQ24lsc per 10.
wool-valley. 2O0sle; eastern Ore
bon. l401Sc.
Tallow-Prime. per b.. 30S%c; No,
1 and grease. 292isc.
Mohair-cnoiee, 3OaSlc per ID.
/ Feathers-Geese, white, Sbp4Oc;
reese, gray or mlved, 25Q20c: duck
White, 10000; duck, mixed, i2gibc'
Beeswax--Good, clean and pure, 20
|D22c per ID.
Hldes-Dry hides, No. 1. 10 lbs, and
|p, lsQiShc per iib.; dry kip. No. l,
\ TO Is lbs. 14Q15c per H.; dry calf
No. /, under s lbs. 17@isc; dry salted'
bulls and stays, one-third less than
|iry flint (culls. motheaten, badly cut,
|bcored, murrain. hair-slipped' weather
beaten or grubbey, 2G3c per ID less)i
halted hides, steers, sound, 90 lbs and
|bver S01Oc per h.; so to 6Olbs, Shp
be per lb.; under so lbs, and cows, so
PC per ID, shltea S'"b'
sound, SC per h.; salted kip, sound 10
o 30 lbs, &c per ID; salted veal, sound
0 20 IL lbs, DC per lb,; salted calf
bound, under 10 lbs, 10c per ID, (green,
lnsal' &c, 1c per ID. less; culls lc per
b. less). Sheep skins shearllngs, No.
butchers stock 259SOc eaeh' short
WOOL No. / butchers stock, 4Oq5Oe;
medium wool. Mol butchers stock 500
|Oc/ long wool, No. / butchers stock,
kG1.5O each. Murrain pelts. from 10
o 20 per cent less. or i2Ql4c per lo';
orse hides, salted. each. according 10
Ize. st.5O02; dry. each, according 10
lze, ,101.5O; colts hides, 2SQSOe
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rels. 81; i5-lb kits. $3.50. picked lambs
tongues. Il ts.barrels. 80. A-barrels
$3.50; I5-lb kits. 1915.
| Lard - kettle-rendered Tlerces,
CSC; tubs. sss; SOS. sMc: 2Os. 9Nc;
los. l0hc s.. 1oRc. STANDARD pure:
Tierces. sSc: tubs, s%c; COS. sNc;
eos, DC: los, sNc; 6s. enc. Compound:
Tierces, ehc; tubs. SIC; sos, sxc; los.
l7hc: 6s. TIC.
Cereal foods Rooled oats. cream. 90
70 sacks. 1915: lower grade. 35QG25;
oatmeal, steel cut. 50-lb sacks. IS per
barrel; i0-lb sacks t4.25 per bale; oat-
meal (ground( 50-lb sacks. 1850 per
barrel: 10-lb sacks. 81 per bale; split
peas. 81 per i00-lb sacks: 25-lb boxes.
lb boxes. si.25 per box; pastry -four.
io-lb sacks. $3.50 per bale.
Sausage ham. 12hc per
lb; minced ham. iOc: summer. choice
dry 17hc: bologna. long, SIC; winer-
wurat, Sc: liver, &c: pork. DC; blood. &c:
headcheese, l2hc; bologna sausage.
link. 4hc.
Canned salmon Columbia river, l.
ID tails, si.sb. glib tails. $3.50; fancy
lib fats. 81: h-lb fancy fats. ,1.25.
ti.i5; pearl barley. 81 per 100 lbs. rs
fancy lib ovals. s2.75; Alaska tails.
pink. sea sOc; red. $50; nominal, 2s
tall. 81.
Mason fruit Jars--Half- gallons per
gross. 1890. quarts. 1885; pints. 35.s5;
extra caps per gross, 1926.
Economy fruit jars-Half- gallons.
Ter grosr, sis,25. quarts. 1i0.s5; pints,
1875: extra caps. 2i.s5.
Raisins--Loose Muscatels. 4-crown.
SIC; 6-layer Muscatel raisins, INC;
unbleached seedles Sul,anas, SIC:
London layers. 3-crown, whole boxes OF
20 lbs. 3i.s5: 2-crown. si.76.
Fish--Crabs. per dozen. 3i.25: Shoal-
water Bay oysters per sack. 14oO; oy-
siers gallons. &2.25; hnlibut, Jis black
cod. &c; bass. per h.. 12hc; herring.
&c; founders. &c; catfish. 7c; Holsters
per ID. l2iic: silver smelt. &c; shrimp.
iOc; perch. &c; sturgeon. &c: chinook
salmon. Sc; steelheads. 7hc; sea trout.
i2hc. shad. 3ian4.
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y whcat-~walla Walla. S3dstc, VAL
licy, SIC. bluestem. s0d9ie.
ohtn--white. s2sa29; gray. s2s.
/narley-~ Brewing. t2s; feed. i:2.
III Hay-~TImothy. 1iaGit.bo: clover
siiQls: cheat. 2llGl?: alfalfa. 81.
Milluntufa- Barley rolled. i?i,bo:
sniddlings. s2ta2b. chop. so: dairy
chop bran. si9q 20; shorts, '22d23.
Hard wheat. straight sa,b5g
X .05, hard wheat patents. S&b0u $50:
sraham. u; rye. S.. whole wheat
Hour. tt2b valley. Hi,lo.
corn--whole. t2+.50. cracked. 1850
per ton.
Rya--ti.55 per cwt.
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Groceries, Provisions, Etc.

sugar--Golden c. 1885; powdered.
1895; fruit sugar. s5.s5; beet sugar,
tSO5. patent cube. 1890; cane, d. g.,
boxes. ew,.. zoe Qess Nc per ID II paIo
1886: extra, cwt.. ioc: kegs. cwt.. 25c;
for in Is days..
sait--Bales OF f5-2s, bale. $3.50: bales
OF 30-Ss. bale. si.so; bales OF to-is, bale
Dried fruit--Apples. evaporated. 10
Sc: per 10. sundriei. sacks or boxes
none. apricots. ioQi2c: peaches. 90
lie; pears. lo0l2hc; prunes. Italian.
g5e; French. 2hasA: figs, California
blacks. 5Ee: do white. none: Smyrna,
zoe; Fard dates. SC: plums, pltted, &c.
sl.eO: bales OF i5-l0s. bale. $3.50; bags,
sos, nne. ton. sii: bags. so lbs,
genuine Liverpool. ton. tl7: bags. 90
lbs. u ground. zoos. ton. 81. r. s. V, p.
50 5-lb cartona .2.?5: r. s. p, ~ all
cartons. sl.7b: Liverpool lump. TOT
1850.
Rice--Impsrial japan, No. !, s5.a7h
No. 2. s4.25: Carolina head. &C.: brokd
head &c. ........
coftee--M Mocha. 2ea2Sc; Java. fancy
2sQ32c: Java. good. 20@2tc; Java.
ordinary. l7020c: Costa Rlca. fancy.
10000: Costa Rica, good. l6Gisc Ar
buckles. sltss per 100 lbs. Lion, 1i4,3s,
Provisions--Hams, TO size. i3c;
hams, picnic. Sc: bacon. regulars
iOiac bacon. breakfast, i29i7e; dry
salt sides. shc: backs, dry salt, 9h;
lard. kettle rendered. tierced. 9Sc.
Nuts walnuts. No. !. soft shell,
lSxc: No. 1 hard shell. laKc; Chile,
lSc: almonds. i70isc; hiberts. l4@lbc;
Brazils. lee; pecans. 1914 61Sc; hlck-
ory. Sc; virginia peanuts. 797Mc;
Jumbo Virginia peanuts, &c; japanese
peanuts, 5h9sc; chestnuts. Italian,
ltc: cocoanuts. dozen, 9Oc.
Figs-white. ID. 5h@6c: black, 60
7c.
Dates--Golden. 60-lb boxes, s96hc;
lib packages. Sc; Fard. i5-ib boxes
$40 box.
Beans-Smali white &c; large white,
sac; pink. SIC: bayou. S%c; Lima,
Ghc: Mexican reds. &c.
Picked goods-Pickled pigs feet, Y
barrels. $6: A-barrels $2.7J; I5-lb kits
il,25; picked trips, A-bayrels, IS; u.
barrels. s2.75; 15-lb kits. E1,95; picked
pigs tongues. barrels, SO; h-har-
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Fruits and Vegetables.

strawberrics-~orcgon. per pound
O lee.
Blackberrics, crate, 500.
Raspbcrries, crate, sl.26.
Chcrries--Crate, rs @sl.2S.
Apricots. crate. i.25.
Peaches. crate. Sl.2b.
Grapes. S3.25 er crate.
Gooseberries. &c ID.
Grape fruit-crate. t2,So03.
Applea--oregon. 5Ocdt $3.50.
Tropical fruits--Lemons, fancy. Ss'
ehoIce. I2.7sas per box; oranges. $3.50
q2Tb; bananas. SC per ID; pineaple'
ss,boda per dozen.
Potatoes, Oregon. 100 lbs. siGtl.ob:
tomatoes. California. crate, i?'7SgS;
Iturnips, sack. 81; cabbages per 10" IN
0iMo; oregon onions. 100 lbs. $500;
new potatoes. 80; sweet potatoes. 'i.7t
EG2 per 100: Australian red onions, b;
celery. per dozen. 7o47Sc; asparagus,
per box, $3.50: artichokes. per dozen
7Sa oOc: radishes. per dozen. iSe;
green onions. per dozen, ibc: rhubarb'
Der pound, Sc: cucumbers, per dozen.
I;iai.2s; tctts. si.sb per 100 lbs' ear'
fNts. si.2S per 100 lbs.
Eresh ,Meats--eval, ShGthe;pork,7
B7nc; beef, bulls, sQshc; cows, Sh
Rlnc; steers. 4G5c: mutton. soc;
spring lambs with pelts, 'l,5O02,So
ZACH.
oysters-shoalwater nay. per gallon.
s226; per sack. - net; olympia, per
back, s5.2S. .#- -...
ciams-Harjshell, per box, 81; razor
Hams. 81 per box.
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Hops ARE considered weaker and there
j. very little doing. II is doubted II the
prizes will he ~ high thin year an last
Oregon cherries arc coming In and sell
Tor . and 10 cents a pound. Poultry Is
Nearcc, Il being almost impossible to
secure sufficient 10 supply the local de-
,nand. Hams and bacon advanced half a
rent pound. There /. no change In
he butter or egg quotations.
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Rysii.55 per cw,.

Butter--Fancy creamery, .oG Hc;
dairy, igMMiTc: store. ibuibhei
Eggs-- Oregon ranch Is q IL l.2.
uhecse--Young American. leg lie;
Oregon full cream. i5c.
Poultry--Mixed chickens per ID. II
Qismc: spring. i4hQiSMc: hens, II
a iSc: fryers. isd ise: broilers. lsg
zoe: geese, Sc; turkeys. live. iSdl7e;
turkeys, dressed. 1890; ducks. old
ital6c; spring ducks. NI1
Honey--park. iom Ollie: amber. i:g
I3c: fancy white, i5c.
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for Grays River. Knapp.on and way
landings. ably as follows:
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STEAMER WENoNb

for Grays River. Knapp,on and way
landings. ably as follows:
JUNE.
Friday. lG, $3.50.
Saturday. II, 1000.
Mondsy, 10, 1880.
Tuesday, 20, L.
Wednesday, 81, 100.
Thursday. y, $780,
Friday, %. 300.
Saturday, "a, 2:30.
Monday, 20. 500.
Tuesday, p, 600.
Wednesday, 2s, ZOO.
Thursday, 90, 500.
Friday, 80, $50.
Wednesday T. /.
Thursday s, 1870.
Friday 9. ?.
Sa urday 10. 3.
Monday 12, $50.
Tuesday 10, g.. 30.
Wednesday Il. 1880.
Thursday Is. $50.
Agents S. S. Roanoke for Coos Bay
Eureka, San Francisco and San Pedro
Gray S. S. Co. Steamers to Coos
Bay, Eureka and San Francisco. Str.
Toledo to Grays Harbor. Tuesday and
Saturday.
c. H. CALENDER, Manager.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
C|||e||lH NlI|glIIOl 60.
TOWING, FREIGHTING AND Ex
CURsIoNs.
STEAMER JORDAN

for Cathlamct, way landings. .. m
daily except Sunday.
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PORTLAND MARKETS
Hops Are Considered Weak al
Present Quotations.

Oregon Cherries are In Market and Are
Bringing Good Pfiees--Demand For
poultry--Hams and Bacon Advance
None. Half Cent q Pound.
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
EBy Telegraph to The Trlbune.I


Chicago Sept 26-Wheat was easy at the
close to-day. It was firm for a while at the
opentng and the loss at the close was only 7sc.
in December and &c. in May. Receipts at
Western primary markets were heavy and
promise continuation. or more probably an en-
largement Of volume for some time TO come
Corn was bearishly affected by the hne crop
weather and oats by a falling off in the foreign
demand. Liquidation of october holdings OF
lard affected the whole provision list, and Gre
ated some easiness also in the January deliV-
cries.
Wheat started quietly. but firm, at small
fractional improvement from the closing price
of the day before, except for the current month,
which was &c lower. The reason for the
slightly better tone in the more remote deliV-
cries was the result Of the attempt to make bull
capital out Of the last edition Of the Russian
crop bulletin news factory publication The
trade was not sufficiently impressed, however
to do much buying.
There was the same carefulness about selling
short that has recently been observed IN the
market no one outside Of the scalpers in the pit
having the courage to sell what they had not
previously bought. Chicago receipts were
aigb+v-+vo cars September closed at 843sc.
~ highest was S45hc and the lowest 81 Z c.
TecAmber sold from ssh to SO &C Gown 10 S4a&
10 sac, closing at 50 to $3.50
tpating IL terest on the buying side Of May IN
- forenoon and the trading was largely con-
eTo5 IN mat future. The general tendency or
-l+icee was downward on account of the con-
ttirned pooi weather, which gives every appear
go IF maturing all the corn TO the last busheI
q, tI,a most northerly part of the region. Local
, 80 were 440 The highest for Sep
.Sto- vas 522sc and the lowest 5l1sc. The
c1ase was sc Old December closed at 453sc'
after selling as high as 461se ana as 10" as
45%c. - o,,o-ootar,1ad the oat market
III evening as .he heavy receipts and the fine
a. oo otb we're depressing factor The country
anntances were again reported heavy when
a to PoIea - factor IN the weakness me market
%an 80 ,it+Ie or no disposition 10 rally, win
sof,ass nearly at standstil New Decei,lDer
Ia sono 2S6ac 10 2Sa4c down to Zosc 10 So
s 1, a. 28ibc May closed at 5O4sc TO oV7@c.
ne highest was 3Oesc oo+o4.r lard vvzs
ISaisions ruled heavy. OctobeF IdIu Ma0
rLos dawn DOC from the previous c!2se IN
a ess1,re bv brokers, who were thousHL 70 20
ger t, - Cor the Cudahy interests. mere MIS
- sor1e IT1idation of october rps py a Mti
; a1o snecuiator Buying was mostly ~ siioo IL,
Known rs covering on the break OctoneI po a,
WIZ rom SIS off TO S14 80. OCTOBER IaS9 931s
so e. E1 off to 81 80 and reacted 70 p ~ ~,
IIGa ribs sold from IS 60 Off TO 20 ~ tTs
ocnID were 1900 head and prices ~ ZIG
yards were steady.
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.-4A Jersey 81 ny list 4s ie4s N & No.. ,aaSS
e-.re e Passaic Val BY list IS, 1855. D. Ss 1V0
SSss.slc Lighting Co list Is. 1873. II & N''.''''3SS
. Do "a Water S GO list Is 1890 o........ ss
sea 1887, J &
,,s.xslc Gas Co LIST &c, 1872 .s.---.--l ~
rr,eees~son nv CO 6s. 1908. ] s. D.. .lSo
I9sterson City Ry Co LIST 6s 1907. F A.'--..3S9s
10 con es 1881. 8 p.-.-......-.'-''''; he
1904 a & O..-.----- -'t
x,N+ersoa Electric Light LIST 6s, 1sOS.'s .!oo ~
pets-son Gas Light Co LIST bs 1906
60 % es & o. - 80 &c ieta n s. ioT los
TSsf1Hefd Gas & Co LIST rs, 1911. i L. aos
canned G s FL Co gen Ss. 1910 Egg
pisinaed Street ny co LIST es 1922. LILY "a
s9sjic Service Corporation Stfs.-----''' Ga
a. notes. 1909 $1,000 . =
-,sr,s transit Street Railway Is. 1921--. -IVS
BBherfors 8 p S Gas Co es. 1911. NJ & sios
somerset Lighting Co LIST 81. 1885 & ~ 20
eo-nerset T79or & Mia ! Co A.. 1e4S & D.. 20 80
Ie-sey Gas f & T list S. 1883 n Sig 100 100.
s-so.or cas- & Eiec Co IS 1893, NJ & S. e 1VS q
TTren:oa Passenger Ry 1st IS 1881 & o 70
,---+o1 8 F,v Co ne. 1888 J & J In,
1,-,tsd Electric Co Of N 1s As. 1s49 & D. 754s '8
.F7at price quotations
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NETWORK.
THE CHESTNUTS,
RIvERDALE-O N-HUDSON
A few vacancies for tho Fail Months.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Hot Springs

$500 FEET ELEVATION. OPEN ALL THE YEAR
Waters baths, hotels and nowhere equalled.
Rheumatism and nervous diseases cured Com
pets hydrotherapeutic apparatus palm room golf.
swimning pool fine livery outdoor pastinnes. THE
NEW HOMESTEAD is modern In the strictest and
pstronzed by highest class. Brokers office with d.
n. ?. wire.
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aERmAN Lloyd

A MEXICAN LINE.
IA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -sOUTHAMPTON.
Sailing Saturdays $3.50 A. NJ. Pier 10. N r. :.
g. ra' 20 Sept 80 St Louis. oct "a
St.vr 1 yor. ... Oct Z Philadelphia Oct Fl
PED STAR LINE.
LIZ A>cTWERP-DOVER-IO
c.iiir1 SATURDAYS 1890 A M. Pier IA, n. r. -,
Finland SeIt 30 Kroonland OCT a. ~
Vo5ariand ..... Oct TZeeland. ....-.-.....Oc Il
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEw-YoRK- QUEENsToWNI--4 T5i0r
Ter+onjo Sent 81 A. NJ. Majestic. Oct IL 10 A NJ
celtic Sept o. $50 A. NJ Cedric Oct H. 6;30 A M
oceanic Oct l. 10 A. N. Baltic. Oct. Is. A NJ
TO MEDITER1ANEA ,1 H5R
The from NEW YORK:
1prr1c -. Sept. g. Noon: Nov. 4. Dec. Z
STBi-RI 10 Oct 10 Noon Nov. 80. Jan. 20 March
CELTIC co 904 tonsl 'aA' o. r -
o,,-oprC -. Oct 7, Nov 10. Jan. 13, Feb. q!
SHtSG NIC; ....... Oct 2S 10 A. M; Dec =. Feo D
FOdA-'I u SCI; NIGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
;7raight once whitehall Bldg.. Battery Place
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GULF AND SHIP ISLAND.

The Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Company's
fun report for the year ended June go 1906. is at
hand The income account compares as follows:
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CTNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
a From Piers 5ao7 5l "a o H9T!h a!T5T
.r-,.;, 10 Sept 2s , Pm Iucan!a oct / II Az
~tltoila- % AN E;rura. Oct "A, 9 AN
Umha. 81 AN Campania. Oct. 81. 10 An
Cs sCarfvne second and third class only
IBRALTAR-GENOA-,N APLES- -.-,f.iz /.
7 -'taILlliiathans-Jan. 9th Feb. 27th.
Supplements Modem 90 I%in sIf@ s 5I"n 80
HAYDN ON, Nov. Dee 10 FEB 10
PA6HC ~ Nov. II Jan. 10. .Feb - Mar .
CARP hIA i brown c. A. 20 B'way. n y
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STOCKS.

S,.Yr,,os5 Company .l59 -
S<s-soidsted Traction Co OF y J.---------- - -
1865 Dixon Crucible Company. -,
-,, a hudson Gas Company. y;
Essex riec.rio Conpany OF Bergen County. 60 9.
,-s7ssrk Water Company common -3so
xyot.,len Land & Improvement Company .--Z 90 -
1850 County Gas Company .----1l0 IL
Acosi civ Hoboken & Paterson Ry Co... p
: Tg-fllard preferred ..----''l
W brunswick Light Heat Power CO. 90
Zinc Company.
Ncv-Jersey Telephone Company los ~
Ne0.. Ss-sev street Railway Company. ~
So iIs-c- q Faesaic Gas & Electric Company u
Er5S transit street Railway Company -zoo -o
sarl- T-nIon & Middesex Lighting Co.. 80
South jeEses Ga
singer Ma -si ,voi1,ls-S- ....... SOS CSC
stena9e, IN Cor1pany OF New-JeTsey...... "a
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The Chesapeake 6 Ohio Railway
allows stopover covington, Va through tickets to
Louisville Chicago st. Louis ana the West.
for side trip Virginia Hot Springs
I,1iIroar commandment cal Washington, leaves
n 4B D. No. arrives Springs $50 a. eastern time
FSxcursion tickets at c. o. once S62 Broadway. 24a
tfh Ave and ofnces r. r. and connecting Inca
FRED sTERRY. Manager. Hot Springs
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'EQuaI per Sc 600 600 capital
stock. while cent in dividends paid fsurlus
The general balance sheet OF June so. 1896.
pares as follows.
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RYE SEMINARY F'' s ssal:..
MSs 4 J. LEE Tha Kisses STOWE. Rye New Yo-k.

ZEoKAvIAN SEMINARY 1or Girls. Bethlehem
M Eouufed IN l749. l6GJh year opens Sept 2Oth.
as. j NAN HARK .. D. Prin
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Public Notices,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Department OF Finance.
Bureau for the Collection OF Taxes.
No. 81 Chambers Street.



Bureau for the Collection OF Taxes.
No 81 Chambers Street.
Borough OF Manhattan
New York September 2sth. 1898.
NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN THAT THE ASSESS
ment-rolls of Real Estate and Personal Property
in The CITY Of New York for the year 1898 and the
warrants for the collection o; taxes. have been
delivered TO the undersigned ana that all the taxes
said assessmsnt-rells due and payable on
Monday October 8 1898 ct the office OF the Re-
cetver Of Taxes IN the borough in which tho
property is COATED follows:
Borough Of Manhattan. No. 81 Chambers street.
Manhattan n. z
Borough OF The Bro-x corner Third and fremont
avenues The Bronx Y:
Borough Of Brooklvn Rooms z L. and Q. Hunic-
tpal Building. Brooklyn. n. Y:
Borough OF Queens. corner Jackson avenus ana
Fifth street Long Island City. Y:
Borough Of Richmond. corner Bay and Sand
streets StapIeton Staten Island Y.
In case Of payment during October the person 10
paying shall be entitled the benefits mentioned In
section s15 Of the Greater New York Charter CHAP
ter SIS Laws 1897. viz: deduction OF interest
at the rate Of per sent annom between the day
ALL BILLS PAID DURING OCTOBER MUST
BE RERATFn BEFORE CHECKS ARE DRAWN
FOR PAYMENT.
When checks are mailed Ia the Receiver Of Taxes
they must be accompanied by addressed envelopes
with postage prepaid In order to insure return Of
reesipted bills by mail
Checks dated October should be mailed to tbs
Receiver as possible after bills have been
received by the taxpayer
DAVID z. AUsTFT,
Recover o? Taxes
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= rttrcTI CREST sANITARICH-A private. honeIIzs
ftiseat the ere >Hd tie1neht Il mid nervous
nv nv it,on on banks q The s1eric Iehgh River.
nIt N1sT reash uf NeW-TJrE tEy ard Pliade iphia
Eur-s sad attendants FURNISHED Wtte :9r circular r.
T. J III Pnysicians p y. Tehr. NJ. d. Dr J.
I4or:lDeCG. Nj T.
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Telephone 1868 CortIands
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Central OF Georgia Railway Company
FIRST SECOND, AND THIRD PREFERENCE IN
COME BONDS.

Savannah Ga. September 18th, 1903
The Central Of Georgia Railway Company has made
provision for the attachment their Income Bends OF
engraved coupon bearing interest warrants
year ending June Both. 1905 and 'heFe-
after. maturity.
The bonds should be deposited and after OCTOBER
% 1907 with the GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, % Nassau Street New York. who VIII
le negotiable receipts therefor and interest pay
able 70 and including October ID Such bonds as
are deposited for this purpose will be stamped with an
endorsement showing payment in full of interest to date
and providing thereafter interest Will only % pau
upon presentation Of interest warrants charge OF
hfty cents per bond will be made to cover expense.
Full particulars may be obtained application TO
the GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
or the undersigned
The Company the right in its discreuoh 10
withdraw offer. modify the terms
Central of Georgia Railway Company,
T NJ CUNNINGHAM. Treasurer
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Steamboats,.

BIOS T O N A AzR f HHs1 zI d
EAIJ, RIvER LINE via Newport and Fan Ri 81. I've
EAI'l1 N p foot Warren week days and Sundays
FIer ~ S9rs PRISCILLA and PURITAN. Orchestras
By "a LINE Providence Boston. East and
tFOE rs Toirr IS n r, Murray St, days
MI 2 A. e p NJ strs. PROVIDENCE new and PLYM-
new " BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford Cottage City
aha GaIs onIy P NJ. Maine and New Hampshire
WW0RWICH LINE. via New London I've Pier 40. n r.
only, at p. NJ. Strs CITY
l rGS SC1vfSTT and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN.
~ n YIN LINE New Haven, Hartford. Spring
iI e1d North leave Pier 90 z. r. foot Of Peck Slip
Inaek davs only 400 P NJ Steamer RICHARD PECK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
ITO THE BoNDHOLDERs OF THE
indiana Natural and Illuminating Gas Cor

i i% NetTral and Illuminating Gas Company,
Ohio and Indiana Gas Company,
Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas Company' CT
The interest due upon the First moiesa6S yne !,
Per Cent Bonds Of the said Companies ha'lns
remained unpaid for than six months the
UNDERSIGNED have consented the request OF the
holders OF large Of the bonds OF each company,
Protective ComInipIee. 10 tale
sue action as may deemed to be for the best lhtr
az Che bondhoders. The condition and prospects Oh ne
esacve rroperties such that is hoped that pla
OF reorganization the Of each COMPANY may pe
sbmitted which will entirely SATISFACTORY 10 Ie
bondhoders Agreements have been prepared IN the e
oT each Company which the bondhoders are 20
egn COMES of these Agreements may be obtained upon
annIication at Office of the Central Trust
~ Vew York No "a street. New York City wn!ch
viii act as depository of the bonds and issue It's
Gates for them in usual form Holders OF IaTse
amount of have already signihed their 9ns
ton To avail themselves of the opportunity thus aoroe
TO- the nrotecon Of their interests Bondhoders VINO
signed the Coupon Funding Agreements may deposit the
bonds together with certificates issued by the CenaI
Trust Company for coupons detached therefroIl COM
munfcations intended for the ColiIlee
Secretary OF the COMMITTEE No IN oil
Hue''' 800 JAMES n. WALLACE,
ANTHONY N. BRADY,
CHARLES F. DIETERICH,
- p4N-T0aTr. Secre+sry Committee.
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Teachers agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
snnIies Professors Tutors
10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs. II. J. YoCNG-FULTON. y Union Square.