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New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

the Sd Battalion, with the rank OF first lieu
tenant. lie Joined the regiment a member Of
Company IN 1882 During tho Brooklyn trolley
strike some years ago he established excellent
reputation as an acting Quartermaster. In civil
life Lieutenant White is president of the New York
Plate Glass Insurance Company and also president
of the City OF New York Fire Insurance Company
Company T has presented Lieutenant W. p. Ennis
u. S. A, with pair OF field glasses as a token
OF esteem. The lieutenant acted as an Instructor
with Company F during the recent coast defence
exercises
The annual outing OF the veterans Of the 47th
Regiment will be held at Genwood. Long Island
next Wednesday.
Colonel Hotchkn OF the 22d Regiment, on behalf
OF Company b. presented ex-First Sergeant Joseph
Unger with gold watch last Monday night as q
token OF esteem and in appreciation OF his service
with the company for more than twenty-seven
years. He recently made a brevet second leu
tenant by Governor Hughes and has taken his
honorable discharge. Captain c. B. Fish OF Com
pany u, mas resigned on account OF business. He
Joined the regiment as private IN January, 1900.
Members Of Company d. list Regiment, who have
a social organization known as the African
Navy" will make excursion to Forest View
Grove on the Hudson, next Saturday. Veterans OF
the regiment Will hold their annual outing MT
Pleasure Bay, New Jersey. on Saturday, July 20.
Colonel Foote OF the 14th Regiment has ap-
pointed Second Lieutenant II. H. Summers. OF
Company b, inspector OF small practice with
the rank of captain. vice Nelson. resigned. Lieu
tenant Adolph W. Lndgren battalion quarter
master, 1t is understood. will resign soon on ao-
count OF business.
Company A. 23d Regiment Is planning summer
camp on REMAIN bay. II Is proposed TO nave some
one in charge Of the camp the entire summer
Company purposes going to Northport, Long
Island. for Labor Day. Captain David B. Blanton
OF Company A has received a diamond pin from
the members OF the company.
In the 18th Regiment Colonel Austen has ap-
pointed Captain f. J. Reilly, of Company f. inspec-
tor OF small arms practice. Lieutenant Harry E.
Carrington of Company L, resigned account OF
business He Joined the regiment In May. 1902
Major William A Turpin who IN command
OF the First Battalion of the regiment during the
recent coast defence exercises. in official report
10 the adjutant general recommends that the in
place.
The board OF officers. OF which Colonel N b.
Thurston is president, appointed 10 make q report
TO Governor Hughes the trouble in the Sd
Battery over the election OF a captain WILL It is
expected, close its business tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

In the summer" explained OF the janitors
assistants and a bustling postcard agent. many
OF the congregation are visitors from out OF town.
They have the souvenir habit like most country
residents. and having chance TO buy the post
cards keeps them from carrying or the hymnals
Some OF them want cards TO send 10 friends al
home. Just TO show that they've been good even
In wicked old New York Others send cards to the
pastors of their church at home. sort of building
UP character.
Lots OF them have been given to 70 mall
to persons In Council Bluffs and Akron anu
Seattle and all over the country. They write on
them like this: Attended divine service here to-
day-text Luke tv 4. or. The music here amt as
good as at home. but the church is swell"
Il think it's good thing. having church post
cards on sale All the Fifth avenue churches win
be copying - II the news gets out"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

Virchow's views about the gorilla, declining TO
accept the theory that the animal IN question
was descended from man. representing the most
degenerate form OF the latter, and insisted that
the tendency OF mankind is, on the contrary, OF
an upward nature. OF course this created con-
sternation at most of the Old World courts.
since Il was at variance with the ideas ex-
pressed by most sovereigns regarding the semi
divine origin OF their royalty. and was also cal
culated to destroy their reverence for their an
cestors as saints. For what becomes OF ST. Louis,
the canonized ancestor of the House of Bour-
bon; ST. Vladimir. the similarly canonized for
bear OF the Cars Of Russia: ST. Stephen, the
pious King of Hungary. and all those other
csnoniz,d founders OF the reigning houses. II
the Darwinian theory accepted by King oscar
is the correct oko, and the dynasties in ques-
ton are originally descended from monkeys?
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
KING OSCARS CULT.

Some years later King Oscar. who is uni
versalIy recognized as the most intellectual.
learned and sensible OF Old World rulers. Joined
the cult OF theOsophy. and blossomed forth as
a full fedged adherent of the doctrines OF which
the late Nine. Blavatsky was OF the most
celebrated exponents. Theosophy is philosophy
rather than a religion. and among other OF its
features IS tho doctrine Of reincarnation again
and again in human bodies on this earth. the
circumstances of the life in It's reincarnated state
being conditioned by the conduct IN its former
existanCe. Another phase OF theosophy is the
belief I'm the claim that its adopts possess Ger
tain psychic powers through the cultivation OF
the higher faculties latent IN human beings and
by which they put IN communication with
the higher planes of nature. Among these
psychic powers. is the ability TO project ones
astral body through space. regardless OF dis
tance, IN such manner as to be In two places
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

Veterans Of tho 7th Regiment will hold their
annual field day at Creedmoor on Wednesday. The
7th Regiment range house will be at tho disposal
of the veterans. A cup valued at $3.50 VIII be
awarded to the veteran making the highest score,
and prize valued at f25 viii be awarded 10 the
man who makes the highest score IN competition
for the marksman's decoration A cup presented
By Major c. II. Eagle Is the prize for the highest
score In shooting for the sharpshooter's decora-
ton Colonel Appleton has appointed regtmental
qusrtarmaster Major ~ White Quarternaster OF
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
NEW FEATURES AT MANHATTAN BEACH

Visitors TO Manhattan Beach this week will find
that Mr.. Pain has introduced some new features
and brought out more prominently the stronger
scenes in his fireworks, the chief feature of which
is ''Sheridans Ride" In fact. the production has
been entirely changed. The ride OF the cavalry
leader has been placed in such a position that It
appears TO better advantage. allowing the audience
10 IT from beginning to end. In the plantation
new songs have been introduced. the whole
closing with 6 cakewalk by the entire company.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
DEFINITIONS.
Good-We.
IA TI--

trOod-We
Bad-They.
Right-What do.
Wrong-What they do.
Salary-Our wages.
Wages-Their salary
Reputation-ThaL which is unable TO live up
TO.
Income-That which is unable TO live down
to.
Revolution-An event in politics OF which one
rejoices at being the daughter but ashamed TO
be the mother.-Els o. Jones, in Life.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
CHURCH POSTCARDS FOR SALE.

The members OF the old First Presbyterian
Church. at Fifth. avenue and 18th street. have
proof OF the acuteness OF the souvenir postcard
mania In the form OF neatly framed advertisements
which have recently appeared In the entrance 10
the church. Samples of several cards are shOwr
in the frames over the sign:
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
CONCESSIONS.

Don't you think the railways ought TO unaks
some concessions TO the people?
we DO make concessions. answered Mr.. Dustin
StaN some or US railway rich enough
TO run trains entirely for our pleasure and
convenience Yet We let the public ride on the
cara"-vNashington Star
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
FULLY EXPLAINED.

"They tell me that eggs externally applied will
cancer"
Now 1 understand why so few stage people die
Of that malady. judge
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

at the same time This must have been par
ucularly convenient for King Oscar who at
that time had not only Sweden but also Norway
subject TO his sceptre, for II would have enabled
him when in person at Stockholm to project his
astral body to Christiania and thus preside over
the meetings Of both the Swedish and Nor
wegIan cabinets. held in the two cities in ques-
tlon' on the same day and at the same hour
without any trouble.
Nine. Blavatsky it may be remembered
claimed that she able to be in London and
New York at one and the same time. and I have
mot well known citizens of New York men Of
acknowledged intellect, successful and shrewd I'm
business transactions. who have assured me on
their honor. by everything that they held sacred.
that they had conversed with Mime. Blayatslv
In person in New York at the very time when
she was presiding over public meetings OF her
followers in London.
While there were many who showed q dIspo
sition TO scon at King Oscars conversion 10
Theosophy. the doctrines Of which ft roust ha
confessed are not in keeping with those of the
monarchical system. yet 1t is quite easy 10 nm
uerstand that so profound a student OF Oriental
lore as Sweden's King and so learned a nhiIoso
pher should have been attracted by the idea
that the cult opens up roads to the knovlsdys
or the as yet unrevealed and latent forces OF
ha'ure Nor Is his case altogether without
precedent. There have been other kings as
noted as philosophers, first and foremost among
them being Frederick the Great who uas 90
fond of describing himself In that French Ia,
suage which he invariably used IN preferenoa
TO German as ''le Roi Philosophe" In fact ha
was so much OF a philosopher that he found n
difficult TO be a Christian; and whereas his
brutal father (who would have put him 10 death
as deserter had II not been for the interyen
tlon or the German Emperor and OF the King
or England) was a bigoted Lutheran Frederick
tho Great lived and died as so much Of 81
philosopher that some historians describe hin,
as an atheist and others as q heather TJ,a
contemporary and kinsman. King George III or
England was likewise more inclined TO ph,Ioso
ply than TO Christianity; while the req,cida
Duke OF Orleans. father OF King Louis PhilnDe
or France and great-great- grandfather or +ba
present Duke OF Orleans was among thosa who
set up In the Cathedral of Notre Dana ar par,.
the Goddess of Reason in place OF the Trinity
KING LOUIS III.
King Louis II. the Ill fated ruler ~ t,a,,or,,
whose death remains 10 this day one of the rrost
mysterious dramas Of history was likewise o
hol Fhhosophe' He was so much vranned nm
IN m the mythological divinities of his friend
hichard Wagners 'Rhengold" and his studies
or the occult that he had no leisure ,or ,h
performance of his religious duties as tho had
Oh one oil the oldest Roman Catholic dvnastias
In europe. II is not on record that hs ever q =
,ehued mass, received the sacraments or that
ne gave any manifestation of his faith after
pecoiilns KING. Indeed there was far mora
analogy between his private life and that OF
N'sueiioA the Great after the Seven Years War
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

With the closing last night Of THE Road to Yes
terday" the amusement field may be said to be
left entirely tc the roof gardens, the parks and
concert halls and TO Coney Island THE Man of
the Hour" at the Savoy. and Caught in the
RAIN" az the Garrick. are the only pieces re-
raining over from last season Both have had
usually long runs, and even IN July drawing
audiences
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

This IS the second week Of entertainment af-
forded the upper west side by the Alhanlbra Roof
Garden. Although experiment, II had enough
encouragement last week 10 warrant making Il a
permanent feature in the summer This week the
bill is headed by Miss Grace Van Gtuddiford
Others on the bin are the Avon Comedy Four, the
Iobin Sisters. Frank Whitman, the Moors and
Bobby North
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

There are now six roof gardens bidding for
public favor-Eammersten's, the Jardin de Paris.
Madison Square, New Amsterdam, Aihambra and
Metropolis At the Jard1n de Paris, on the
roof OF the New York and Criterion theatres
there IS to be q change of bill to-morrovx night
the much heralded 'Foilies Of 1907 being the Of
fering. Mr. Ziegfeld describes this as a ''midsum-
mer diversion" and "a satire on everything timely
that has G burlesque side"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

week Miss Edna May Spooner and the Fifth Ave
nue company viii appear IN Camille" Miss
spooner appeared in this piece several times while
she was in Brooklyn. Augustus Phillips will be
seen IS Armand Duval. Harold Kennedy as Gus
tave, Ben Wilson Count de Varville Arthur
kvers ss Arthur. Miss Olive Grove as Nine Prl-
oence, Miss Jessie McAlIister as Nichette Miss
FOX as Olympic ana Miss Wisdom as Nanine
among those who VIII appear in the concerts to-
DAY are Nat Wills. Edwin Nicander and company
Avon COMEDY Four. William Biaisdeu Handson
and Nelson. Ford and swor and Harry and Kate
Jackson
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

Eddie Foy, Miss Trixie FnRanza and THE Or
chid," with various additional features are still
at Lew F1elds's Herald Square Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

Mr.. Conan and his ''Honeymooners' will begin
their sixth week at the Aerial Gardens. the roof
OF the New Amsterdam Theatre. tomorrow night.
This entertainment IS OF the summer variety-pop-
ulsr songs, dances, limitations and all that is pc
culiar 10 the Conan idea The comedian introduced
e new song last week, called The Doctor Says
1 Haven't Long to Live. and I'm Going 70 Enjoy
Myself
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

AZ Tony Pastors this week may be seen the
O'Brien and Buckley company, JeweFs Manikins
willard, Bond and company Montgomery and
Moore. william 4. Innan and company and tho
American vitagraph pictures
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

Fascinating Flora" is attracting summer au-
diences TO the Casino. Miss Adele Richie Louis
Harrison, Miss Ada Lewis. Frederic Bond Harry
Gilfol and James f. Sullivan are among the prin-
c.paIs.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

Some new pictures are being shown on the cine
photograph 81 the Eden Musee. in addition 10 the
regular features Of tho programme. Two soioists
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

a. the Savoy Theatre will tomorrow night.
This piece continues 10 draw large crowds There
VIII be two matinees this week, Thursday and Sat-
uroay The principals stiI retained: Holbrook
Him. Miss Keinble, Mrs Dellenbaugh, George
Fawcett, J. o. La Brasse and Godfrey Stein.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET RE1oR-

.,oFEE1E-Af-er --e-t,, -r,ev York June %, 1907
!.05ar5on t--ti-z - so-lt points 1aLer s-aart-g
10 Brazilian --5~la-.
"a demand .r, vas Fa.-is- in ths trading ~
STEADY ~-= -11--e roasting Interests e-f rI,ssJ
'Tere about i SOC sales for lae session
Etl-- me early was -5-e,5r-t.
raauze-z "a -1 s-esll.ess II the Esr5r5aa
Z. -zs-r- l-e decline Brazil r,f n So -
absorb srs9-1-,
1.-THE at=e-a - s-.- -eN--ap 81 volume owing -
buying. he la--a T.,5gf-fg-
seta-- - -. Is HHe|r have We hegrl -
i-- --ll arrivals % extent ,slsa5 -
fla-e-s 49, ne l.-lle session. " the European
ttIr-Fe--e= NS si unchanged TIsrellrrr VS.
santos 81 Tgzc.,.g .g .2yet Rio declined II RS and
Tle b.v9- 80 .. FTes'.4s Gay ana loo1o last year
.laT-e- was chiefly Decetlfe- M No.. .'y .lgal
b--c for F-a = N---7 Oh me has-s ot
ra-s~ Z contract prices II the local aar,,et =,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. June 2-cArTIT,-Receipts about goo hoad;
market steady. hyevtS 81 Gsf; 81 1904 20, hrI-
ers. s. 55BS5 40 calves SaUSi; go9d 90 prime seers
s. 1881 poor medium So IJHS5 10, snckers end feed
s. soy SO 10. lCISftrcejgfs uhult 14tpD head:
market &c lower: 'sht SG8Sj - mixed C1rS6 -.
g. 1885 10 rough So 50S1 qp; pigs 81 6u1S6
good ch.,e heavy. S. % 49, fl,S Gales
81 70. EEEhIP- Receipts. about 1000 hHlt5 aT.e-
steady, native sSg>5 a5 Western. Si3SG 80. yearugs.
SduaT- LAMBS. - 15GSI 50. Western, So IJ4ST -.
C.n1iuna-l June 22-FlGS active; l"fcaers and ship
80 -. common. So - 49, CATTLE strong. fsr
70 good sainPaE >5aSy 10 Common s. - SO % SHEEP
East Bgralo Jun 22e z4IL f-Itee oip's. f25 headi
quiet. E1AIS--lereu's. -" head. active ana firm
S5eS7 p; few st s. -. HoGs-R-relats 61oO heed.
slow and 5Rl0c lower heavy cog 81 ~. Usxff So
Workers. ani llFa 81 s1H>6 40 Euursr. g. x g. -
5HEEP and LAMBS steady and unchanged.
cry, JUus 22f'A ATfI.I.-i 100 head
:nc-li0g 500 Sourvrus market Choice EXPORT
beef steers SO SG TO. 20 good. S5ISG.
Western fed s. SouS6 Go feeders.
g 50 5O native cows, = 25gS4 20. native h.fo SO rs
50 10, bulls, 50 bESi 50, gaFea 81 @ur - z" Receipts
f7r ne week ooCoo head HJ15-beeeg's. 1o" heat
steady. u1-z bulk ~ gales 81 gifSd 10
heavy s. 1aS5. Iaers - @5aSs % lgnts sca SO ora
-!ss. S5DSS 10 Receipts FOR tho week IS 90 head
SHEEP Receipts. 81" heaa ats. - -
g 50. ard yeaT3-E7, EIlNt Texas clipped
Sf0S6 70. Texas CLIPPED sheep. 81 15St - rs
and feeders So 5OSS5 Hocc!pts FOR the week n 600
bond
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool june 22-C7osIag: wHEAT-spot steady,
No . red Western winter. 1otad. No California
9s ild futures quiet: Juy Is 1i.d sepcHecr Is I'D
december nominal tDRN-SIot firm. Tess dried
6s ID; Oh. Northern 6s 31 futures dull, July. d
Sertcmter. 4s 1888 FEAS-Canadlan steady. Gs SID
OI-R-Wnter patents Hrm. 27s. HDPS-In London
Gacac CoasD quiet, Il gz3 Sc Hl.ET-HEtra India
mess nrr. pos 3D. POIt-Er!wo mess Western steady
81 81 "a; HAslsLshoIt egt II To- 10 y dg Dos BA-
is % p n aul 6ls Ga long clear mindless light.
~ ~ dull SIs: 90 heavy, % 20 20 ~ dun. 5Os:
clear backs, IG 70 20 n. dull 4Is; bellies Il
H. easy. 4ss HoULyI.f's-square, II 10 - n, quiet
BS5 GO LAI}UPrnlc Western, In ticrces. 42s pd
american refined IN pals. dun 4as CiII;Bst5anadian
finest coored, quiet 5ys. old quiet eTs. EAILDW-
Primo city dull 32s; Australian, in London. firm.
Ard. TCRPENTIND-Suirt weak. S3s HOSIN-C0ul-
mon strong, lis ~. PErROLErM-lteaned quiet. esd
LINSEED OII~-Firn. 29s. COTTOESEED OII.-Euu
refined. spot. firm, S3s
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

FLOUR AND AIEAL--Flour vas dul to-day at old
qes Ehsns 6 s6 rs l Bafsats 50 80 s4S5 fs5S 81
So S9 o2s
s3 50: do 10 > do. S3as8 . RYE FLOUR quiet:
& 90 CORNNEAL. STEADY; quoted Kiln dried. So 200
g 50 BAG MEAL STEADY quoted: Fine white ana yel-
% S7 eay go o g1ea 8 % Ss @ "a. TS s O? s2s co All TuRe
s28 20 sacks OIIMEAL, s29Qs2o 30.
. GRATN-WHEAT-C Considering tte amount Of trade
saturday, prices showed renaraby sf unaertone and
close about nc locally and slightly moro
thar This n westeTn markets compared with the
=. -, y1s,a--p Ty-o-.
ha cabled that weather Germany had become
,r5sSec!s had Ceased Tbs advices from Winter wheat
states said thai rains had delated haTyesting while
o-pIsne5 Of IN Missouri This sort Of news in con
Fection with Fridays big export business
Eastern cash demand At Duluth. bulls conf
traders who might otherwise have been induced to stand
BY the hear size oyfF sl4aag 5e teet & OF bas Ta9es
due 70 The le-s favorable German weather outlook
cpa4ea Nth Il 5s bahss the pGey09s
week LveEPoo closed net & une1engged ana here were
Minneapolis ana Duluth, compared With Ie9 cars last
quoted at 81 00K, September. 81 01E and December
g o3&. The cash market closed as foloTs; No red
tSI- ,.. e. - eng 10 41e i4 ~ CON 81 o1s s-e I,i1ays
quite day, with commission houses
lsougF receipts We+e considerablg IN excess Of
year there vas 70 pressure on The srs & at any tme
10 ? corE e&c eIevator ana s2Sc Z Q b afoat: 2
oATs-E oontiEgatop Of buiIish crop news promoted
which closed near best point Of The day Con.
On tUs reports from Illinois cash oats in the local
market closed follows: Mixed, 25 70 30 ib. 5ic:
sstS s % % S n s55 & r = dai ha So S' sss4 wsS
ssc New York
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
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IINESTOCK MARKET.

New York June % 1907.
BEEVFs-Rscefpts 20 cars, 1o9o head; all con-
signed direct. 1--we weight. Nominally
steady GOOD dry Ted cattle. Dressed beef quiet
ycstsrlays quotations Liverpool ana Lrnion cattle
markets unchanged. Experts To-Day included
and 1900 quarters of bsef the Mesaba to
London $3.50 quarters OF beef in the Phiadsiphia
also FOR the London Iuarket.
CALvEs-Tnere we're no fresh errivpls and nothing
doing live calves Feeling steady Dressed calves
at7ady T4allo per n for city dressed yeas aHd 90
l0c for country dressed
SHEEP AND LAAlBS--Receipts were cars. III
market. making with -Ae stale stock II sale
sheep were selling az low figures but lower thna
vest erday; lambs moving more rapidly and good
lambs +oy2Jc higher. quality considered; some
Fnlts looked 8'- higher. The pens were not quite
Medium sheep sold a StUSI 30 100
y. "A head g I5: common To prime lanDa
ut 50 1886 90 outside price. Rt 81 -
Dressed quiet at tUy3 -; dressed lambs in
demand at 6Hl01 IN large bUu1hss with selected
selling up iIEi2c thcr0 "a st.l wide range OF
sales reported even hgA"r tAan our
quotations but SCod Carcassas can lie bought I lpc
sales-Kcrus Commission Company: ll2 Kentucky
lambs n 81 90 100 %; e do. % n,
SO 75 249 DO. - H. at 50 80 20 d. 90 T. az 81 %
gsjG io T. 50; 253 do. 90 H. at 50: "a Virginia
Cs =, Sc e7'a - Kentucky sheep 10 n al <A
Tobn & shannon ls5 Onto sheep. ~ 70 at 81 90: us
do. so 10, at 81 SO
Mcpherson -38 Virginia !auts, = n. az s. %.
T. Knit. pa Virginia lambs, - 10 81 ~ -. j
sheep. 60 H. at 81 70.
s!susht4Gers Nomna.y weak and easier on Buffalo ad =
gIre
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

93 s !9 Ga 81 S sSB'f g. 81 % e s5s5 Sh ss !: E
s.: old Maine. white per bag, 81 5oasl 75 red
ias' .sa5 s 0oi sEE 5: = IS
100 69ae6es $5sSS cATRors per 10 SgneEssss $29$s
pages Baltimore crate sl59g$i 82 do other Mary
1d fFq EFg ger { f5ate S4aSa 19 oS PR S9 co. az
NoEth Carolina 81 59E2 Is do South Carolina 81 5o9
s1a$2 DO per crate s1a$1 50 Boston. hohouse per
Sc $780, @ SsSS G2 Ser F6 P2a sas Br Bo2 ;s Rsi M IS? &
nearby. per bb, 5og75c KOHLRAB!. per 100 81 259
basket z6a6oo: MusHRo6Ms white large per h. 46s
PS per DO ozn eToT 5nde ars ] I55 GO oSo%s Beuda T per
per Jag SIas co. do per GUNNER 81 25S1 90;
Oo gs9SheS ES6n S2g er asget g 81 IaS2 DO
phone. basket, 81 5o4s2 81 do small SI9$1 So do
EPPER5 florids per carrier slas1 =: 90 Cuban, si
rSI, ~ ,~.~ $50. ,N( ,{t
1earby Per bbL 5oo$l: SPINACH NEARBY per 66l bco
S6S25c ~ do J5eoria s6,fs5c SQUASH GoItilern mar
81 5Q 90 white Per basket to4ot 40 yeoT @ ST22K19e
TexRs ana 1ssissppi per at box 60as85o do Florida,
per earieT 75c4S! 90 60 hotH3Gse per 10 5g&lZG o
burches S2G$l. vArERCREss. per 100 bunches 75c8
Hay AND srRAyv-I1AY-saturdnys demand ala no.
Of recent ssro2r faatrcs Receipts nave run aodsraIe
ffas f exeddaed sa Wss s. Is Z 6o Tor Tes gSt VIII pessnt
strong home a2u[s We 9pG5e' PIlnS ~ E aIse 3S-e
aysr Sgs Soc sr vpeceiDts rave been wall abs5rbed
il arm, Receipts OF hay. in tons. reported az New
delaware I.sckzwaus * western 20: Baltimore & Ohio,
% 3Ryde oo Z 10 s!e 5 ~ 90 total 500 IONS Tor week
t5s7 tons week G57 tonA Receipts Of straw. 30
Toledo June 22--cLovERsEEp. cash: s. &5i oc.9bssE
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
PIANOS AND ORGANS.


F2rscheider Planes, 20 EPst Rst,:!1tl, l4th
Broadway and 9th ave. IJlgh-grada
Pianos al factory prices on easy terms.
Reliable Conner Pianos. Established ,sl7
Factory prices; catalogues free. East t2d St
VERY cheap upright piano: pErlor suite:
heavy brass bed. curtains. otc. Voh
Bergen. lis East 62d St
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Advertisements received at the following
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cor. 2Sd st.: 1873 9Th ave. cor 18TH st
% East 14th st; 257 West 42d St. be.
tween Tth and Sth aves.; z89 West I25th
St; 1898 Sd ave. between 7eth and 18th
sts.; 102e Sd ave. near 61st ST.; 1908 1St
ave-, near seth st: 167 East 125th ST
S5e fremont svs.i $50 Sd ave-