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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July 3o-Actvity local wool market IS
sti confined grades but the condition Of the
market apparently satisfies dealers, who rot
forcing higher prices. while manufacturers refrain from
attempting break Receipts, while not heavy
a week. still than FOR time. ana
several sales reported. notably 5OOOOpound
washed Geaine 39c. Small
lots Michigan Wisconsin half and three-eShths
Wood heeces been disposed 81 at 3232 and soc
is bid for quarter blood Reports from Territory wool
show that heavy transactions stil continue
and half blood. Increased bust
wooIs and prices quite steady
PENNSYLVANIA heeces-XN. 54l33c: y 3lg32c No l
washed 3944Oc: No washed. 3SGS9C; fine unwashel.
26a27c; fine unmerchantabe 29d3Oc. medium clothing.
2S29c. blood clothing, 2ISc. half blood conbnG
blood combnE S3d34c; quarter
blood conbins. 3aS2c: delaine washed. S7sG3Sc; de-
lalne ashed, q32c Michigan Wisconsin and New
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orHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

cows $89$5 ~ helfers $3as5 5O bulls 81 so$5 calves
S3GS7 10 and feeders $SGSo- HOGS-ISeceipts
about 900 head market steady to &c higher good 70
heavy medium good heavy S6 log
So ~ butcher weights s6 30aS6 s. good prime mixed
Sc 20 pigg s. 6og$6 a. SELECTED So 5oaS6 g. bulk Of
STEADY: sheep. So 1896 yearlinss 50 ooa$6 %
CIncinnati. July aO-HoGs active: butchers and ship
peTs. So 55gSG 90 common g 325aaS6 80 SATTiLsE-
SHEEP strong s2q$4 $. LAMBS steady ST 75g$7 so
steady prime steers s. 2SgSd XEALsHeSsepts 80, 80
fairly active pigs 10c lower others steady heavy
Oa$6 60: mixed So 61S6 10 pigs SIS soaS6 go roughs
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts, 600 head
active and steady; unchanged.
Kansas Citv. July 0-CATTLE-Recepts. 1900 head
including Southerns steady stockers and
choice dressed beef steers
Sc 25GS7 fair to good $3.50 Is: Western steers SIG
rs feeders IS 2oGS5 IS: Southern steers
IS 4QGs4 40: Southern s2qs3 IS: patig COWS. SEQ
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In general is IN poor condition The market closed
steady. September opened 1sc % sc higher. az
s2asc to 9assc sold off 9i2c 70 9sc. and closed
at 9assc Clearances OF wheat and -four were equal
20 I6D geo bushels. The worlds visible supply. as
shown by "Bradstreet's' decreased S0.S00 bushels
Primary receipts We're $4,000 bushels, against 1885,
90 bushels on the same day last year Minneapolis.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF 55S cars.
against $50 ears last week and III cars year ago
The corn market was easy for the greater part OF
the day. because Of good weather for the crop and
on account of the weakness Of wheat Small prt-
mary receipts factor in holding the market
firm. The close steady. September corn
opened unchanged TO shade higher. at 5S1zc 10
53lac and 5SSsc sold between 53tac and 53@tc. and
closed at 5s1sc Local receipts 2s9 cars. with
IS of contract grade
Oats were weak on selling by local longs and
cash houses. The market generally lacked sup
port September opened shade lower TO $50
higher at S9ssc 39asc and S9SC sold on to S9sc.
and closed $3.50 and 39l2C. Local receipts wers
121 cars.
Trading in provisions quiet, and the market
was easy, because of selling by local packers
Pork rallied slightly late in the day covering by
shorts. the September delivery closing at net
gain 7t2C. SIC 81. Lard 2lac lower. az
50 % Ribs off PIC. s. 721a.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. III
cars: 1913 oats 43 cars; hogs. $4,000 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPoRT

C0FFEE-Ths coffee market was more active and
f--.tr tl-ias- Tl- opening 10 points higher
ana me closed steady advance CI 10 = -
POINTS sales were reported Of little over 41oso baes
M advance dua the strength II the European
markets ri Havre closed = = franc and liam
5.-- : pig higher Private cables reported blyinC
"a the French naret by large German snort interest.
attributed frs relative nTUuess near months
yheE were selling 4 PR with late positions to the
scarcity Of svata"~ SUPPLIES II singular T. re
-rs-g p0n .ttE OF available supply iu view - the
liz worlds vsa.. figures hut ssree an amount #
coffee hei6 bl ro brazilian ITS friends
ina, Do some difficulty obtaining require
reuts WriI- brazilian continues light
There selling here during day mat was
attributed European interests The months and
little scattering liquidation realizing bs Wall Street
pule. bit offerings We well absorbed by trade in
tsrss with closing Al
rgir, for day and for the current upward move
r.nt Brazilian markets steady. Rio - reis
and santos unchanged Receipts
compared win last year. the ports getting b
hays 7-sH bags last year. .Iundishy receipts
were $500 bass. against 81. 600 year The market
~ srot coffee seadT with quotations tire basis
Of G.c RIO 10
The n prices in the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July SO.-The local wheat market, after
displaying weakness to-day because Of
favorable conditions in this country closed steady
covering by shorts. Final quotations on the Sep
TENDER delivery showed gain OF &c. Corn was
unchanged Oats of &c. Provisions were
2lac lower 10 7l2c higher.
The wheat market opened firm moderate buy
ing by commission houses, advance in the price
Of wheat the Minneapolis cub being RESPONSE
ole for the demand. Pit traders, however, were
he2rishly inclined. because OF the lower prices at
Liverpool and the clear weather in the United
States and Canada. Their selling resulted in
decline of than &c from the high point of the
day. Trading dull for time and the market
continued heavy until late in the day. when prices
advanced covering by shorts, caused by reports
from the Northwest that the spring wheat crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
6n;ract prices in thu local markets to-day

Ire local market Cor spot cotton was quiet and
H-1-7s Gull Sales. $50 bales southern SPOT markets
u1ehs1se5 a. i8c sales go bales Houston quiet ana
uncle1E a. 80 Galveston qule ana unchanged at 13o
sass 10 tales Mobile nominal and Ilchanged At ~
sas sTiessn aH1 Wm.ng59a nonna Bs TqT59S
gaeasage5 q I@zc s. Louis quiet and unchanged a,
t97 ETcsage SPECIAL Liverpool 1ables spt cotton que,
Zoo receipts ZOO: American 2"e5 ni9dlTs upland;
very stss-v Al ret decline n APT points july g Sod
!uy-Aug.st 500: August-septen5er 90: setenssr-
Tusry 8 asa. February March s45izd: March-April
$3.50: s3ril-Nsy. s47i9d: May-jgns szsft Man
FloJE ESD lItlalsPrils shut out de-
nsry eor inter sshest o! at old prices The f5ea~
g are Proes quoted On the Ngr YORK rToaues 1a@ss:
Ta,F sseats s. .cass 60 spring esaTs s. 7oG,i ~
Sl@as = RYE FLOUR STEADY 2g959ed d. I Fin, %
NEAL 5tssS Qao:ss: kin dried 50 sogs8 90 BAG
csS ss q FF:DEWtsern irn1. city nm
e s &c sas sR 6 a 56g s s city bTsn So
so@ssy bop S28 = bulk. $24 As sacks olLMEAL"
ss4 @ ,5as S rsas ; R Rs f5 2s2e 9s
ay. te close there was an ATTEMPT 10 covG
eey from ahich there was slight closing setback final
lio1s IN e rarts Of the west were favorable. while
% srsts we're ca %eskene e4 ~ PRE- Of te month
Ness on rpr-ug wheat showed considerable improvement
w less acute than last week AID that wheat was GET
CIT ia OF the belt Owing TO hrr!er
cGi1eutal cables Immediate opening Of domestic
lfEetf somewhat higher, hut no important BUYING
seoped and the character o. western news so IN
se1 confidence bear operators that the marie.
|e under which was continued pretty
nue. a. uat relieved the close b. efforts 10
ever L considered significant by the bear element
va MINNEAPOLIS again led an other markets "a polnt OF
sknE during DAY. which would hardly be me case
fus damage had been as extensive as repoTted by
le O. the wire houses Only 3 loads were taken Tor
.Et Europe claiming tia. Russia was offering wheat
,s.sarree:'s decreased 600 busn against an In
t--.ze as. q I.7I6.OOO hush Cash wheat was
Practically basis OF 961sc for No
etsrzfor sszc o r ahoat No Northern Duluth.
eiMn, and hard winter. 99ssc. Z b efoaf CORN
mere trade in the corn market
Prices a. EteaHier. following wheat but later
1er gpra -Feare- reports Of favoTabie grow n
IRE Southwest clCarances. decline or 9sd a.
-sFpocl and selling 4 partla! rally
ne late the market steady at practlca
ssaAased prices from previous might An export
aess q 2 reported no 2 corn closed "o7zc
ree'sser AID G0ltc G ahoat: No 2 white e@4c ana
- yellow. 9o1zr 0 anoat. OAT5-ReTorts OF rust
~ 0a steady 81 the session. although there was
49, teding iate IN the dsy. which weakened prices
oos &c ne, tollowed By slight closing Iay yc,,oso
oSs market firm and unchanged as lo % -
E1@1,n 70 % al 49zc natural Whit 81 70 % c'
ryv"S1c and clipped white. 30 10 90 70 eiA%., e..
TO- --A-e=t rominaI 80 %e5te-n. hSc Z o -'S'
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an:rac. prices in the local market today

COTTD&-The cotton market active TO day and
fuc-a-s were irregular The close was quiet al net
s5vaurs - points July. decline OF points
AuErs- and points higher crop
estimated about 2'-i
-r=uuE steady decline OF 300 points the
cs1f months ana unchanged To points higher the
Tus sold Of decline OF 10 points during
tie early session two fTlnsa 0ons. but the lest
the s- advanced owing tho failure Il the weather
any iTiratipu in Texas De.
a SHOWED OF
Precipitation of about - inch Of 30 points
Texas which would hardly be rain enough
relieve ap.rehersious e dT0uth. after showing
advance Of about sac points on the active months
eased OF in spite II bearsh private condition
TeE---s The advance IN July AZ the close due 70
brokers believed represent the old III pool
q sale close ll.-4C. against
&C. point n the morning. Trading in Jaly
to-day and there general interest IN
The Southwestern ''ctton Buyers Assoca-
reported condition for Texas OF
1 Per improvement over last month and
reported Improvement Of about
month u has been predicted that the
government report improvement Of between
rE and should further private reports
confirm those published yesterday there be
MODIFICATION views IN this direction.
prices in tia local markets to-day
WIS rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


REEvES-Reooipts we're 20 cars or 1.o"3 head. ncud-
Ing ," .2ts to be exported - cars d'F,c
trading on live weight 10 day Feeling steady for steers
s52Nl0c yer ID for decent 10 prime native sides No
row the Armenia 70 Liverpool win take about go
cate divided beween j. Shgl9'erg & SON and Sch%arz
take ESQ quarters Of h.ef - tho swift Beer Company
and 215o quarters for the Morris I"ei COMPANY; and
CATVEs-Rcccir,s were go head including lI6 for
uiIks 49, sa" Good fresh v"als We're in moderft
and butterrniIls in poor demand weak common
b country dressed at gle dressed Erassers and but
&adrsw Mullen; % val 1873 Ib average. at
J. {. curtis ( Son: 90 'eais. I2o Ii: at s5Go
TO- local butcher and 1871 cars for marksi making
eseg a g %o a@ am aa eaa n a mora
freely TWO unsold common to choice sheep SO so
mutton slow at 7agic per h dressed in noderae
e esa at s pr 100 90 6 ~ H. n do
SO u II Virginia sheep s. H. at 81 20; Is do. 1903 H.
Tobin Shannon: go Ileatnely lambs 70 n at 81 go
232 Do 20 NJ at 81 %; Gg lyan IA o. I ~ at 80
81: Kentucky bucks 40 10. at SO 80; Gull. so ~
aa5;son c9mea0y sas - e 9ts ar 50
:" To- 22S do 80 h. At s. 80 222 d. Il h. At s. -
2i6 virginia do 81 n. 81 PA do. SO 10. at 81: 10
do CT H. at SO a. % Virginia sheep % n at 81 49,
Newton 6 els Kentucky lambs. 40 II. 81 20.
900 DO 10 NJ az 81 ~: Kentucky sheep 1870 n. 50
Fred I Kraft: 25S Virginia lambs 20 II. a
81 10. 25S Virginia y IL. at 81 -.
TF0GS-IleCelpts 70 cars. 29iS head. all
signed direct saugherers Feeling nomlnaly steady
Buffalo advlces stat ana dennsyvani h9Ga sold
sales all late yesterday)-s Judd & Co: state pig.
IN M N s. 10 Der n l7S H. 81. =
roughs 2i5 r. 81. stag 200 10, at 81 30: boar.
Is 81 &C., 3 s's at hos st 80 n" at 81 do 30 H.
V r Hume & Co: il state hogs 1874 ~ at 81; Al
do 233 ~ at SO So roughs 500 ~ So IL do. 3s7
John p Nelson IT state hogs 176 10 at 81; roughs
Andrew i Mulen: hogs go ~ SO so: rough.
600 at 50 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
RAILROADS.
NEW Jersey GE1TRAl,

New gGRSGg gtN j RAJ.
ins shown below from LIBERTY ST. sIar-
ton Leave West sd 81. 10 minutes earlier
PHILADELPHIA Two HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
I.i6d1S ITO H. II 81 S MI M I S i5O So
200. AGO 400. $500. $50. ms6-Oo,
ZOO $50. '9.CO. plO-s0 D. m. 1'1z;Is
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-r.1so
800. t.l0Oa Ss12Oo. '2e0. St'4Oo-
LAKEWooD AND LAKEHURsr-z4Oo.
1000 a. M. 1-3e. k3-4o. 500 p m. sun
"a ;; 10, l0O9 Z. m. so p m -,
Atlantic CTTT-'10.oo a. H.. x1oO.
ALL Rail R0UTE-Lons Branch. As0arT
Park Ocean Grove Sundays. North AS
ex13 80. xI2O isO a 81 bora So. "a s.
Is. $50, $50. 1I2-O1. Sundays. except
Ocean Grove. 1880. 0.15. 1000 a m. 400.
SANDY HOOK RoUrE-AtIantie High
lands. SeabrtEht- Monmouth Beach, Lons
Leave Pier 81, y. r. (42d ST.. 600. 80.
1880 a m. 1890 L30 3.OO AIS. 5 %
T-+5. sundays. eO0. 1000 4 m, LOO.
200 545. 4-45. 500. $40 sundays. so.
Tins tables Die : giving Sf SO ,ITne q EAsToN.
BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN. MAUCR
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSV LILLE.
WILLIAMSBURG and all other points caa
be obtained at following Offices; Lioarty ST.
West 23d St Tel 3I44 Chelseal. g Astor
House. 245. 454. 1890. 1854 Broadway. Isl
Eth Az. Isl 5th Az, 25 Union sqrars
West. 279S ID Av.. los West I25th s.. 2SS
Columbus Az. New York; 1 Court st. 543-
944 Fulton. St. 479 Sostrard Az, RroOklyn:
900 Broadway. Williamsburg New YORK
Transfer Co. calls for and checks bagsass
20 destination
'Daily. +Daiiy except sunday. pSun-
DAYS. +ParlCr cars only. mDfniug car. ex-
cept Sunday ISaturdays only. Liberty s.
only sDiGtUg car Sundays s1frtcs car
daily bExcspt Saturdays. Except Long
Branch From West Twenty-third street
e122O ,. n, ga 80 .. N. tl1.5O ?. H.
Ks 20 "a % .. n.
" G. RESLER. ". z. HOPE
Vfce-Pres e Gen. N-r Cen Pass'r AGENT.
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ffaPs Per pint ease: BLAcKBERRI pr 7glle
Ter quart 7isc' M SKELETONS. Carolina per STANDARD
pony crate s. o do Ar fI sI' Per itan5aT Tse
Southern by Peg S S52'e - sas5oS INEHPF1s
oPspReces FOR a week 9e C si bales exports 1G1
bales The local market has continued present very
from brewers easily supplied from dealers stocks ON
showing little anxiety dispose OF their holdings
In New York state. sale was made week Of the
ia i at e 10 the sr9Wef The CONTINUED me weaIHr
fnt in the sTath Of the hop ynes in all sections and
weather the crop Wi, only he very little below the
average The Yards entirely free from mould. which
Yards are e 9u bo 9 a5 s Gs f Ps bgn M9s' S fns
portion 70 the Vines on the Pacid6 Goast the outlook is
SIN very favorable and some estimates are making as
high $4,000 hales for the Oregon crop but that is
state 1906 Gaeico n 1911 % medium no., to prime
Y-ALIVE-Receipts for the week, CT by
freight .na f or eis Of saas[i ss o5s BY Ss
Po1 7lcb c,-taei the demand n a consider
able extent and It was simply Impossible to clean up al
close or the Teak Of fully cars in the marSef wjSH
TS nIG9ds aer Of and at he 5 ' @ f
track bv receivers all which be carried
until Monday Of this week supplies this week are SOM
prices were steadily sustained on all grades
Thursday lsc and on Monday Of this week to 1c
feeling about steady Live pigeons have been plentiful.
oNoedngy dun and prices reduced on M9ndsy Of tnT
n lie: Fowls per ~ i4c BOOSTERS. Young and old.
Island. fuu grown, PEI ~ +a14'sc. DICKS Wgst.r I
western Ier H. loo DO southern and southwsstern Poa
T,ir ao ~ Rdcapts for the week 54a7 res
Supplies 4 fresh KILLED .o4lry haye hen c@hsafray
counted fer no" The fact that farmers IN mot sections
Ing to nav much attention 10 the disposal pou
ny rows maze 0yen ni' he basis Of 15c for Sc
leoed Dry picked fowls sealded fowls not as aSye as
dry picked and 15c only @btainan.e Tor SFc,lay
I though rancy grades are held fairly steady
basis Long Island ana ather nearby spring ducks have
late and finest grades have been leaned up pretty eey
at steady Pries Snahs have 6ef e"r ia ana rty
stock. nre hands excepting tars,,s roasting chick
ems snd desrs9s grades of such 2re heIi gh fair
Tr7RKF;ys hens ana tegos Western average best 40
32e Do far to F9d' "a u 40 TO 5r o H. @ DO
western milk fed dry picked 2oa22t. do picked. i
DO R2r lo oea9 s9 u e as Gland ' and Ea9 a4&
5 aie %i s 90 ' c. G ' raozx 90 rrEEE2s
na tom" No ZqSg DO , EG 6 Te e ' i5 s
chckens 70 = Io@I2c .,.- ,,-...-.. - 49,.
w. So - 6bs Pooyos rRd I KS PCS I n aioas
has aue,uated somewhat during the las, weg We, . but
'"@ dr IG ' aSg f 9Se mas a On ua Was r6y
we're r e. slight re'oq2 Sss P sear a5
- Rgy 'E ana a Of it is saI IN Size or
IN 4'' 1s ana WHIP 2@' lar2 a 5--G c FAR deaaaa
.n gIs aa'f p pm nav p ,ps sca,f~rn recirs and
aaality and hari TO move even at comparatively qw
higher opia9e Aa.o imrro.es i5,,ic toward he close
ana defective stock Offering which low rs
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81 3oas5 70 fIoGS.RecePts i7foo bead narket weak
~ &c lover top ST 30 bulk Of sales ST Last ~ heaNI
81 i9GS6 u hackers So 5a$6 % pigs and lights 50 g
Sc 30 SHEEP-ReCepts. 1000 head. market steady :
lambs So 1887 % ewes and yearings 81 25aS6
yearlngs s. 5TS6 %; sheep, S5gs5 90 stoceIs
and feeders So 50I$5.
Union stock Yards. -Pittsburg, July 30-CATTIE-
ply light market steady; choice, Sc 5odS6 prime. - 20
asa 30 SHEEP-Supply light; market steady; prime
wethers. 50dS5 Culs and sass; 'laInb
S5g$7 90 veal calves. sass % HoGS-Recepts light;
mediums So 7OGS6 ~ heavy Workers S675G$6 So light
Workers pigs So S5GS6 80; Voughs. 81 5O1$5 -.
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York feeces-Fine unwashed 24G25c telaine unwashed
2sG29c Kentucky Indiana and MtssouriThTee- egnths
blood 32a33c; one-quarter blood S0aSlc: braid 21ac
Texas-Fine twelve months I2lI3c fine
six eight months 65G6Sc; fine fall. 6I1Ssc
california northern bSUfOc, rllocie county I-f4o'
Southern, 62d63c; fall free, 57G5Sc OreSonEastern
No / staple 72G73c: Eastern No l clothing. ToG72c;
average. 6sQTOc valley l. 6Od62c Territory
coured basisJ-Fine staple. 72G3c fine medium staple
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AUCTION SALES.


MORTGAGE SALE.-AIlan y. Irvine, auc-
tICneer, viii sell TO-DAY a. o'clock al
No 2I2 East 1lith st. Borough OF Man
haitian. the fixtures and Chattels OF sa-
loon BY order OF mortgage.
MORTGAGE SALE. Allan A. Irvine.
arrtioneer. will sell to-day at 10 O'Clock
at No. Ais 11th ave. Borough of Manha'-
tan. the Chattels and fixtures OF saloon
located there. together with the lease of the
premises recorded in tho New York Reg
istrar's office in liber 100 Of section Of
conveyauces. page Isl, and any renewal
thereof.
BY VIRTUE Of an execution, I. Bernstein.
auctioueer. will sell to-day. n y. m, at
g. suffolk ST., Manhattan, fixtures and
pressing irons. BY order Of Alfred Free
man, marshal
BY VIRTUE % a chattel mortgage ana by
order OF the mortgage. Allan y. Irvine.
auetiaueer viii sell on Monday. August >,
1897. at - O'Clock in the forenoon, at No.
1S4 81 ave. Borough Of Manhattan. CitJ-
OF New York. the furniture and fixtures
mentioned In the schedule attached 70
certain mortgage MADE rs one Herman
Fodder to T. BAlantine & Sons on the
3Ist day or Nay 1903, and now located on
said premises.
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BALTIMORE I OEIo 2. z.


ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even h9u-;
TO BALTIMORE AND WAS4rNGToE:: !
.wasHINGToN. sl'pera. II % prn I 60 an
WASHINGTON, Diner. so am s ~ am
VASE ASH 1Nyro Bins s II 50 am am u - m
WASHINGTON. BUFFET. 30 pm 2 ~ pm
:w1sHfx 4-753 B Dasr $50 pm sSSSa
WASHINGTON. Buffet. s5O pm 100 I'm
.panv.
ThrouRI, Daily Trains - The West:
Leave New York CITY 27d St Lih,y =
C CICsG0 r rnTR1s :; :" am y 90 m
nITTTSRLI,G CT,FTTE.L.'p.. - Pm go ~ IN N
,.PITTSRIRCi I.IMIL.p: = - pu 80 - 3n ~
I TN ST I7- IS I1rSv =. Am 10 90 an
chs ST iOI-Is IOJ-Tsv.. $50 pm s 90 nm
oces 24S 434 1900 Brosd I,1i,- 1850 As,2s
y sa1 C;-eT4 St = 34s Fulton ST.
BrooS xiv = IVES, oai :, ana Liberty s.,
ana fI1U Information regarding trains, etc.
can be obtained a. Bureau q IEforuaiioAs
p & o 2. P. ed Terminal Phone NJ
y. Y. y. II. & HARTFORD R. r
Trains depart from Grand Central S'a'ion'
Boston via New London & PCov--Tts;'tsS'
t1;oe 1;o - y SEQ ~ :; Ne.
iimanric-+sS.01 \. NJ. 500 P ". Va
spfd - +a.14 a. NJ. zero. . 500.
s1i.On = NJ
Waite Minis :. Adams end Quebec
20 S-4o a NJ +9.Oo 2. NJ
V0r'S-sr 6 FTtrr VA Putnam. 1850 2. "
IakAviUe & Nort--t'a-Oo y ". 1881 P NJ
Portland & RAJ Farbor via Wore. Tvs ? "
CT harrington. Sto~Eh-I1gA TenoV Pits
field 7454 $1,000 4 NJ II 20. IS 81 ? N
Ticket offices az CCirau5 Central = = srd
rra5rn = also AZ r2iS. 1870 ClSSi y way.
-25 T-rfo7 50 r1S2 Firth Ave C24S Colyr1-
ms Ave- cs49 Madison Ave, clos ". l-atn
8 27qS Third Ave N BrooSlvu- -
court = 40 Nostraud ave. 800 BWay
aDaiy. Except SUNDAYS stops az -, I
1Pa-l0r ar limited sSunday 0ariOr car
train Tias dining car cParl7r ara
Sleeping car tickets also sSatuTdaNS only
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isor - She trend have been somewhat ~
- puIers recently, and business was $40" IN GA
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ASSISTANT BoOKKEEFER.-By Young
lady; graduate OF business school: under
stands some typewriing. Lens Nlcolaus'
Uvnant ave Ridgefield Park. y. J.
sTENOGRAPHER and typewriter: young
lady; office position: reference. expert
encrd in real estate; substitute or perma-
nent Miss T. E East Goth ST. and Ave.
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MACHINERY
TYPrWRITERS.

YPEvvRTTERS- makes sold. rented.
rr-alred exchanged. reliable service.
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Hay,aan & Sa5qmau $50
iienc,tenberg Lum 20 5000
BurchGrd G TO
Fsrme s Grain & Elevator
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EARLY RISERS
The famous little pills.
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8u u%erfoufen.
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Sd erIud1e hermit ale bic mir id,uloea.
an ooer Dor benz /. Stlpber 1907 lire
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BITS bobin -idlt be,abIt Iino neroe id be,
buIS 9eridtidlen Gintreiben ben auftdRoi8en
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