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New-York tribune., 1908-07-17

,y5l sharp advance in the London
cay eofh spot and iuures advancing Il Cd the former
vance attributed frtner purchases for shipment
py with tbs 1o % piTs @eFs oos na g a 95 n atlc
Tor SPOT COPPER was dull and lower in Lonaon, clos
change occurred locally, closing L. 75
LEAD declined 2s Cd in London 10 liz us ed. and re-
NAMED unchanged In New York at sega 45e sPELIER
and 4.45045oc locally. IRoN~Taere was a steadier
at ass Sd. while Cleveland higher at
Sany at 5SR6 e. Ea IRON
changed Regulars as qaod a ooW July SIS
SO %: November. s15 159$l6. and December s5 16g
changes in prices while the tone @ was fsy steaGy Quota
RR eR aSs 6 fs 6ns sgc ss gSSs 22@2Se PTe
59gaoo fair lea9oc good. 1sa22c prime 2l925c fancy
BIT @ aDxs oil so az ST GOOD &c 0sg cn
TTopec more LIBERAL moee@ens ahG poor poor
ma and from S9 @ sse 300 9oba Ss
az sSS NPxsm6sr ana LOO = ss2
s5s s7so: v" Sus Su0ts &c. Phiadsph s7ee 5aR
Sefned cases New York os9G Phiis6sphas a 1esS Pbis
delPhia @ e 7OG 6ulk $685. atsr hts & Mew
Prime sEuds noms prime sgsF ysdS sRq &
October ziI4ikc: Nove7nbsr 38$ 337c and December.
S6A GS6lAc; OF summer yellow. July 41944c good on
Sasr TinteT yeioR 4ea49e L1SsEED seed
ay ao F7T HRb i5g5ff 6if 52s''"n 7os2s raw 4's' 4t
PR0VIsT0Ns-There was quite sharp response to
about so points Commission and foreign houses
bought and offerings light all day Receipts OF
1000 Western points included IS 900 at Chi
HS9 at c Mess and m 1900 e s a5
So short sIeaF !, s5 So 90 sS ami so SIS IS
asI7 packet sl5@sle extra India mess SsaS ssS
DRESSED HoGs-Steady Quoted; Baoons' ,S1S SsS n
i6G.c Cut MEATs-Pickiei bellies firm. Quoted
Smoking lie; 10 n. 10I4c; II n, 1oc; Il 10. 91tc
sissa Ptsady enoted d! cs So's country
LARD-Firm Quoted: Middle WesteIn, Soga i@ . srT ,g
Quoted: South America 10 65c; Continent l999e sq
SIC sTEARINE-Flrm. Quoted oleo. 12c; city
lard stearine. 1880. er- >.
RICEThe rice market held steady mere ana aara nT al
demand Quotations follow: Screenings. ga q &c; or
ainary y ~ g c fac c6oice So Pafna for
eign 57s a CSC; Rangoon and Bassein as a 5+@c J.,
ana Unchanged with limited demand The following
list prices, subject TO rebate Of 10 points eno
doTninos 75c; Eagle tablets 7.7oc; cut loaf: e2oc
crushed e1oc; mould A 575c; cubes Eagle 10 pass
80 fio rovydered ana Eagle coarse and extra
lated. 5eoe' h bags do 5.oc; 3ts 10 Psgs og
and so 10 bags do 545c; Eagle fine or standard graru
lated ana Diamond A 54oc: confectioners' A, 52oc;
&c 65c ~ 24S' SC Ne o5c 10 s. 4aoc: No . 4ssc
No 10. 75c: No II 47oc; No y 465c; NO Is; 4,o0e
was somewhat lower sales 10 the Federal Sugar
Refining Company The business inc i1ded loooD oa6s
test cost ana freight variously hgured as equal to
soc to 4a3c duty paid basis 1t is believed that some
small invoice at 436c a6 spot Duty paid
prizes we're quoted as fSo"s sn ss and no o
Issses sugar So test at 8 55 SIC The London mar
st for be-. sugar 5E |Ss So london cables the worlds
Visible supply Of sugar 2o5o.ooo tons,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 6-CATTLE-Receipts estimated about
head; du steers, 50 6pgS9; cows. So cog
So 30 heifes 50 50QS6 go bulls s30S5 25; calves 50 so
Csc 75 sockers and feeders. $3$4 50 HoGS-Receipts
choice heavy shipping So S5q$6 butchers, SO seq
Sc 95 light mixed. Sc 40qS6 Co choice. light S6 IS q
Sc so; packing So 1896 20; pigs 81 50S6 25 bulk OF
sales. Sc 9GG$6 95 SHEEP-Recepts estimated about
head market, lambs steady TO l0c lower sheep
firm: sheep So 5oqS4 5o lambs. $4 76QSe 90 yearlings
cincinnati July 18-HQGs-1o915c lower; butchers
and shippers. S6 90G$6 95 common, SIS 25QS6 10. CAT
TIE-Siow; fair good shippers s. 259S6 %:
81 29QS8 % sHEEP-Steaqy 81 5e9$3 So. LAMBS
Steady SO 50C ~ 70,
East Buffalo July --CATTLE-steady; prime steers
Sc 5odS7. VEALS-Receipts, 225 head active and 25c
hiehe7 S5G$T 10 EOGS-Recepts s.10o head; glow and
25a30c lower heavy mixed, $77 10; Yorkers SO
; pigs S5d$6 roughs 50 76GS6; dairies sc 50GS7
SHEEP AND LAMBSReceipts 5000 head; active; sheep
steady lambs 10c higher; lambs So 50gS7 co. wethers
81 25aS4 50
including 900 Southerns; market steady; calves sroGg
good 50as5 Western steers IS 9O9$5 rs; stockers
feeders S9GS4 75 Southern steers S3q$5 %; South
cows s2GS3 so; native cows. 81 1884 25: native
heifers 50 1sS4 bulls 50 5o@$3 70; calves IS 50Sa
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head market, 5Ql0c higher: top
Sc 6T; sales Sc 1896 60; heavy. SO 60S6 67a
pigs, s5qS5 so SHEEP-Recelpts, LOO head; market
strong l0c higher lambs $4Q$6 rs; and yearings
s44 49, yearlings 81 5GS5 25 Texas sheep, So so
G$4 CO. gtockers and feeders. S3G$4.
Union Stock Yards Pittsburg, July 16.-CATTLE-sup-
ply light steady choice s6 s0S7; prime Sc 5oqSe 70
culls common. $21S3; lambs 81 50Q$6 so; veal
calves 81 506S7 HOGS-Receipts light. slow: prime
mediums and heavy Workers 81; light Workers.
SO 7s pigs. SO 25g$6 50; roughs, So 5o8Se
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, July 16. 1905.
were s. ears or i462 A head so In in
market. trading live weight; feeling steady.
n for common to prime native sides; little choice
12c No later cable advices from Liverpool
quarters of beef the Cedric to Liverpool to-
morrow
MILCH Cows---Receipts date yesterday were 70
head including A for suburban dealers and 26 for
the market The arrivals were sold late yesterday
calves included, sold at s4o6 $50 head.
Sales-Louis Heibrunn: 10 cows and calves at $40
J. G. Curtis & Son: COWS and calves at $419
CALyEs-Receipts were 915 head. including 100
direct butchers and s5 for the market All grades
firm to 25o higher. The pens were cleared. Common
to prime yyeals sold at SsG 81 10 per 100 fb: few
Dressed calves steady city dressed veals selling
So 12c per n: country dressed do 81 a 1oc.
average s. 75 per 100 = d. 169 n 81 623s;
40 do 143 NJ at 81 so; 1875 do 13s 70 at 81 25
Jeiiine Wright & Co: ~ veals. 1a7 70. at 81 rs;
Andrew Mullen: 6 veals, l5s n. ss; 4s DO. 1s5
j c. curtis: 81 vesls Ie9 n at 81 rs: l7s o. 1s2
at 81
MePhs5son 8 Co.; MARYLAND @ veais $50 NJ at s.: ST
head. including for the market. On very light
mon SHEEP hp ed s @ per 1ee h
sheep offered; ordinary to choice lambs at IS 1eg
eye per n dressed lambs slow At 1o@1$o
AVERAGE 81 so 100 n Virginia sheep, 102 70,
81 IS; aG5 de- 60 70. at se 1e Maryland sheep IL
10, at s3; = Kentucky DO. 90 70. at So
Newton Co: 2s3 Virginia lambs. II n. at 81 rs;
J. G. Curtis & Son: state sheep. 10 ~ at So rs.
signed direct to slaughterara. Feeling nonninay
steady. -. ..-,, VA CO 49,.
bo sales 5s a IS at $ Is pr oo 10 rosghs ssfs
1s3 10 at Sc 10; stays, S15 n. at 81
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago July ls-Improved demand for cash
wheat by millers and exporters caused &c ad-
in Wheat on the local exchange to-day AT
the close the September delivery showed net
gain of 1lsc- Corn up 1asc. Oats were lac TO
CSC higher and provisions were 1212c to SOC higher
The bulge IN wheat prices occurred during the
final hour OF trading and was the result OF an
active general demand for All deliveries based
chiefly liberal purchases Of cash grain by milf
Of Kansas City and by exporters at Toledo
and New York. The upturp partly due, how
ever. TO advices from the Northwest which
claimed that rains had not been sufficient to re-
Heve the drouth situation in large part Of the
spring wheat country. During the early part of
the session the market had been weak owing 10
improved weather for the crop in the Northwest.
The close was strong with prices almost at the
highest point of the day. September opened Isc
lower to Isc higher at 90Lc to $685. sold off 10
S95sc and then advanced to 91Sc The close was
at 9115c. Clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 10000 bushels Primary receipts were 6eSOO
bushels compared with $4,000 bushels, the corre-
spending day year ago Minneapolis Duiuth
and Chicago reported receipts of $40 cars against
1e cars last week and a14 cars a year ago
The market rather weak early In the
day owing to free selling os the distant deliveries
because of ideal weather conditions for the grow
ing crop. Normal receipts, good demand for the
cash grain and small acceptance from the coun-
try caused an active demand later In the session
which resulted In sharp upturn. The bulge III
wheat also helped to strengthen the market
leading bull was one of the principal buyers. me
market closed strong at nearly the top prices
September opened lsc TO hc higher at 4Rc 10
741kc sold off TO 74c, and then advanced 10 toAc
The close was at 1880. Local receipts were ~
cars with IS of contract grade
Oats were weak al the outset because of ram
and coolr weather in the Northwest. but became
firm toward the end OF the session In sympathy
with wheat and corn Small receipts ana GOOD
demand for the cash grain were additional bullish
influences. September opened isc TO be 10 i4e
lower at 42s4c to 42&c to 423sc, sold off TO 42hc.
and then advanced TO 43Ac 10 S3ase. The close was
at 42l4e. Local receipts 100 cars
Provisions were strong buying by local pack
ers A &c advance In live hogs due to de-
creased receipts the chief strengthening IN
fluence. At the close September pork was up soc
s16 20 Lard was UP 12lsc TO 50 52A, ribs were
I2lkc TO 15c higher at SO.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 80
cars i25 cars; cats 50 cars hogs 10000 head.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17

casionsl lots Of exceptionally attractive bringing a
5 465 5saa!s sP' Pi.Ia faRsg
here Long Issd dna AND other nearby spring ducks
light supply this week and gradually cleaning & up & al
unchanged We quote: Ieed~TURKEYs, hens. , aysrage
sPR1NG fs S'iaf cIeRENs sS bfeeTs aS Phadeph
e az ss 90 pei @ GO oo6 sSoc western dry
picked sealdsd 2e; DO 9n6 DRY ,Jais gssa
Fowls dry packed western dry picked aSds a1ssg %
DO western. dry pcEed. tshcy and bbls lse;
f2o do western dry pcd S poor to fair ei2o
scsIdsd ii5l$o COCKS old dIy picked and
spring. 14o; do state and PennSylyanias s: soUABs
ss & a5 do 't Dark WIG ps5 e. d01en 'Os0 ' mixed
fIo2ns M sye4 AND Under Supplies o
points Scattering lots Of yans have appeared for
Cabbases scarce and firm. cucumbers in fair demand
aS Sa @aoh Of e Gg sep IS for
such trade is very small Cucumber pickles steady Esq
better to-day cleaned up well.n the ranges
generally firm Peppers plenty and barely steady West
few sales little above quoations both for baskets and
s sa15 1 in we'll Lighter Ii e qgs. ano. ano 9iss 1 os
hgures REACHED only for choice goods We quote:
Jersey per bbi 81 7sass; Do Per s. 69e$2S
sad PsF aS s s$T bS 3D. sio 81 a
TOES Jersey, 1901 basket. 81 59@s2 IS gEETs and
doabIe head sD ~ s1 ssPfs' 5c pBAeRs Nearby Fat
DO per S6l s6cSsi Is do red per 5b s1@s1 cU
nMBERs Monmouth S SogRy per b9x SegSl Isl X s 90
per basket T5c9s1 25 do virginia bhl 81 so
0S2 50 do Baltimore, bush basket 1867 do hothouse
basket S14$2 2o do per box S2gg$2 20: CUCUMBER
PICKLES. bhl So 506S3; CELERY. per dozen stalks
7SgeG Jersey sas @ box GEES SSSl SRS 2 %
Hackenssck per 100 S19S1 so; 60 Jersey. 5cc@S1 q,
LETTUCE state, basket 75cdSi 81; do nearby, per
hbl. 15cs1 25: LIMA BEANS South Jersey per n Dbl
basket S30S4: % MARYLAND and Delaware Potato per
Il Dbl basket S3Gs3; do fiat basket s2gs3 do Fr-
ginia, Bush basket S1$2 so: MINT 100 bunehes
bocQS1: ONIONS. Shelter Island yellow, per bhl. $50
81 5 60 other Long Island red per bhl 81 25aS2 5c
do yellow. S2qS2 20 do Bermuda crate, !5c % Egyp
tan per bag s. 25g$1 5 do southern per bb S2qs2 %
81 IL white 81 29s1 25; do large white. 65c9
100 75ccl$1; OKRA Jersey. per 100 15c: PEPPERS,
Jersey. Cheese per box soc; dc Bull Nose 606s5c; do
per i hh BASKET 75c6s1 do Jersey. per bbl.
s29s2 %; do Southern. carrier basket 76"gsf;
PEAS state large, basket 81 2qS1 So do per bag
s16fs1 81: STRING BEANS. Long Island and nearby.
bag, s1GS1 25 do green. s19Si 20; do state
wax, per baskeI. 81 do green, S1GSi %: SPINACH.
nearby per bbl, S1G$1 80: SQUASH. JERSEY and Long
Island white bb. 81: do 4 Dbl basket 5GdS0c:
Jersey yellow bush 20d30c: do Southern.
per Dbl or bbl crate 5o6T5c: TURNIPS ruta-
per bbl bag. 81 white, 100 bunches $l8
81 so: TOMATOES, Monmouth County, Acme, per box.
81 1889 5O do Grants 81 25ds1 IS 90 South Jersey.
Acme box 81 25aS2; do Grants 9ocsl rs; DO cnlls
E0660c: 10 Baltimore box. SidS1 ~ do Delaware
Maryland, per carrier. $4,000: do Norfolk. car
rier. 30g50c; WATERCREss. per 100 punches. 81 23
Qs1 90
cember, 81 s23k; March, 81 90 ALSIKE-August. IS 30
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July 1e. 1905.

New York. July 16. 1905.
rorrTF-The New York market opened with De-
- points lower other months unchanged; closed
--ssrged 10 points lower July and August were IN
ether months 510 points Of The decline due
iFs selling liquidation OF speculative holdings one
Isadng bought July and buying Of Septen
scattered Il is said that this liquidation closes out
e iast q line Of coffee taken two or three years
255G0 bags. / 600 bags September were
ssbsneed for 1000 May at points The sEavre mar
- nrened closed unchanged, and Hamburg closed
nfF higher after opening unchanged The Rio and
santos coffee markets steady TO firm and unchanged
D. exchange London also unchanged The
--.stter II the coee CT Sac Paulo was showery
:. tvpe but all Other points. Business In spot
sss was moderate prices for Brazilian sorts
hsngsd and quoted the basis Of 5-16c for Rio No
i-vone lines Receipts Rio and Santos from July
70 july Is been very close to the movement
ire corresponding time last year and two
rs ms receipts been S63 900 bags, against
rs 100 issz season and $4,000 period in 1906
Tbe range OF prices il the local market to-
follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17

C0TTGN-The cotton market opened barely steady
Al oecEne u points. cables the time
being thar called FOR By the previous
days closing here by matter Of point two There
promptly further loss Of q point two when ii
wsk discovered Wall Street Chicago spot houses
eI1 Il greater extent than heretofore, pub
buyng IN evidence this showing the
almost yesterdays closing prices and
thn business hung neither SIDE appeared be in
ctne6 initiative until well the afternoon.
the bears renewed their attacks upon the market,
Influenced by selling orders from Southern points
which zrs Up indicating the instruction
ga5nC q -he crop that II anticipation Of
cossa and movement the Souterners them
selves had convinced Of the safety OF the
SIZE noIWiths standing the fact that prices already
2c what they were year ago discounting
the bearizh II the big BY Just that much.
quite active again. and noticed
fhat The bun party effort Withstand the
Bcssre; they severely alone the aftsr
noon sad prices the close 70 Il points net
iovs with stesCy and sales estimated 126
The port receipts 70! the ~ were sSs bales.
bales last year. The spot Ikets Of the
south were UNCHANGED. with the exception Of Galveston.
zhich reported decline Isc. The general OF the
Continued bearish Wei the close OF
although Indications Of danger
sssly nigh Temperatures notably IN the eastern section Of
leit-
Ths range q Contrast prces IL the local market to-day
-flouE
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
BALTIMORE & CHIC r. R.

ROYAL BLCE LINE TRAINS.
''Every other hour on the even hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections In New Union Station
Washington, with all Lines South
Leave New YORK Daily. 23d 3. Lib,y 81.
WASHINGTON. Srpers. u.50 pm 80 am
WASHINGTON. Diner, $50 am 500 am
WASHINGTON, Diner. $50 am 1000 an
;Parlor car y. Y to Richmond, Val
WASHINGTON. Dirsr; ll-2o am 12 90 mn
ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 D N 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. ESQ pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West
CHICAGO PITTSBURG 7.5O am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, 11-50 am 1900 n n
PITTSBURG. CLEVELD. g 50 pm 400 pm
-'PITTsBURG LIMITED. IS 81 rrn 700 pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV.. so am loco am
Offices: 245, asa. 1900 Broadway. Aster
House, los Gree a-Vieh st. 22o sth Av-. 99l
Grand St, n. Y; 343 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn;
West 23d St and Liberty St
After p. n. Sleeping Car Reservations
and fun Information regarding trains. etc,
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information,
3. o r. R.. Esd ST. Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-3144
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

TWo-HouR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
Fur PHILADELPHIA Ly, w. 2Sd 81.
$50. 7.so. 9 20 S1l $50 !o:eo. II; 20 20. li:so
= $50. $50. a56. 4.56. $50. iL5o =. N,
Sundays. $50, $50. 9.5o. 10 So 1iSo a m,
i2.sO. l5o 2.50. $50. $50. $50. $50. 7-5c
'IV. Ty LIE IfBERTY iiiSS sT.&I.so $50 ZOO. 500
$50. 800, 1000. HOO. l1-s0 a m, l2;oo
noon. 100. 1;so. zoo. 400. 10 4;So, S;oe
sUndays, 80. 500. 500. 1000. ll.oo a. m.
i2.o0 noon. Leo. zoo. 500. 400 300, 500
80: 500. g,9o, 1880 p M l2l5 mldnlseNI rsN
Lv. w: 2Sd sT.:-7.5o. $50: n-So a. M.
l.50. $50. $50. $50 p. m: daily Ls- LIS IL %
ERTY ST. Lac SEQ, I'd 1000 a. .apix m; i''
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. " 20 g.
sT.:-9.50 d M. Sl2.5o sass; 20 oniy1.
P IN n. v Sqndays. az 80 "a a M " 90 q sats
only. $40 p. m Sundays. 1000 q H-
VIA ALL EAIL--LonE Branca; A.sury
$50. 11.2O a. m. l2-2o. LOO sats, only1,
10. $40. '4.2o does not stop a. at i L0as Ss
aacapt 9sanSh sats) G Sn 52o g s.ao. ii.So p n sun
days. 9.05, $50 a. NJ, {. so. 90 =, m w
LIBERTY sT.:-4.e0. $40. li-So a m:
12 20. 40 sats only1, l-3o, $50. ts-sS
sats-). AS, 6.15 except sats). $50. go
p. m, 1901 midnight Sundays. $50 s-io'
lo.UU a. m. 3.UO, $50 p N.
SANDY HOOK ROiITE---Fcr Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
&c Lv. Pier 81 n. r.. Foot w. 42d ST.
So ass 10 so a. m. 1880 i.s0. 3. 10
AS. 5.25. 7.45 D. m Sundays, 600. 1000
a m. loo. $50. 7-4s p M Leave Pier ~
N R., Foot Cedar St. O. Is. 1000. Hoo
a. m. loo. 200. 3.45. AS. 5-45. SIG D. m
sundays. Q so. 10 80 g. m. l-30. 4-oo. SIC
.. m.
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing offices: Liberty st. (W. 23d ST. Tel
Chelsea 314D. Piers 10 and 81. N r.
Astor House. 24o. 434. 1850, 1854 Broadway.
West I25th St, PAS Columbus Av., New
York. Court St. S43 34S Fulton ST.. 40
NostTand Av., Brooklyn; 800 Broadway
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for ard checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
IOsT-BANkBuoks.

BANKBOOK No 500. 9Oc OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. Any
mon TO present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passhook can
eelIed and 8 new one issued
BANKBOOK No 511o6S OF tie Union
Dime Sayings Institution is missing. Any
person having a claim TO il ts hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued
LOST-Banx book No. 1.06e.8T4 OF the
Bowery Savings Bank. $50 Bowery, New
York The finder is requested to return IL
tt the bank II not restored before the 18th
day of August. 1908. application will be
made to the bank for new book
OST.-Bankbo.ok No 92S,579, Bank for
Savings 2S0 4th ave-. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book % bank.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
BOWLING SUPPLIES.

REGULATION
~ BTWi. nc AL, EWS
~ BOWIING BALLS, TENPINS
y ,nd SUPPLIES OF every de-
>Z=A~ -criptiop. REPAIRS By E&-
PERT MECHANICS.
The Brunswtck-Baixs- Collender Co. of y. 7.
salesronms 81 &. IS W. 32d st, near B way.
ADVERTISEMENTS sn6 subscriptions for
me tribune received at their Uptown
once No 1854 Broadway. between 36th
ans 3Tth sts.. until 9 O'Clock p M Aa-
vertIsements received at the toilowlng
O'clock o. m, viz: 264 sth ave. s :.
cor. 23d St: 153 9Th ave. cor. 18th st; IO4
East I4th St: 257 West 42d ST. between
Tth and stn aves. 2e3 West 125th st; 1855
"A ava. 1926 Sd ave. near 61st ST. 11OS
list ave. near ssth st: 15T East 1S3th St .
T5S fremont ave-: $50 50 ave. and any
American District Telegraph ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS win os
received by the Board OF Water supply
- tsa ofF-e OF the board. No. 2a9 Broads
~ Nav York Room 80 ninth door.
Trrg N a n 90 July .. 1905. for The
-ors,v-tction % a portion % the CatsiSilt
41veSr,-t CONSISTING OF about Ga miles %
-t.Ir, concrete conduit known as cut-and-
ccoVe~ soueduct II feet high by IL feet 5
i-,tes yyiSe and about 3. f7e feet of tunnel
- fssr high BY i3 feet inches wids. On
ire hydraulsc gradient and known as Peak
t,,rnei situated WssI Of tf~ HUDSON River
an ne south side of EsODus Creek valley.
- sns towns OF Olive and AlarblsSoyvn. Ul~
srs- county New YcrS
A. ire above place and time the bids VIII
~. rub icIv opened and read. The award
~ tre contract. 6. awarded VIII be snato
a. soon thereafter "a practicable Panpk-
IS containing t1lorulatlcc Tor bidders
s1--l 0f contract specl1cat ions. src-. and
rarlphlsts u contract drawings can be ID
= me- al Rcom 1918 az the above a11Fes4
~ depositing tne sum % ten dollars tSlE
45- each oanuA.et Or twenty dollars So
Sor each SET % insure taeir return n -
certaa.s condition within thirty days = s@s
ne date on which bids are 60 Be opaS7sS
For further particulars see Citv RscnsN.
JOHN A. BENS si. President;
CHARLES =. CH NDWIck
CHARLES A. SHAW
Corr niszionsrs Of the Board OF Whtes
supply.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
+ ALL RgvER Lime

The Commonwealth
new steamer now in ser.
vice.
For the construction,
equipment and decora-
tiOn of this steamer, two
million dollars +, was
spent:
Steamers leave new York,
Pler l9, North River, feOt OK
Warren Street. at $50 ?. n.
Get yen TO Boston 8 O'Clock
next mo- aing. Every Gay IN
the year.
Telephons 500 CortIandt for Information.
or senc tvTo-cent stamp 20 PASSENGER De-
partmsnt. Pier Is. n r. SsN rorh loF
copy Eai River Line Journal. nandsonasE
Illustrated magazine
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


Single Insertions 5 cents per line SIX
teen words. seven times corsecuuvely. 81
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered fer period Of fourteen days In
The Tribune Directory Of Desirable Rooms
Write for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
mas be had free OF charge at the Uptown
once OF The Nsw-Tork tribune. iSof
Broadway. between asth ard 5Ith ses-
20 EAST 2sD ST. CiadIson square SOUTH
Suite two rooms. bathroom. oy mon'a'
references.
q EAST 4sD sT-Hau6sonls furnished
rooms: private bath hall rooms. areak-
fast optional; refers'ee-
s-a WEST END AVE. Ccorus- 1o3d ST.
BIocx rom Riverside Park. Subway sra
.tc7 ana surface cars; most oeauriful .oca-
tien ir New Ycrk. handsomely furnished
rooms. private baths. private tslspae1e.
sunerfor table
sFATrTIFJL light room. ali improvements;
sentlefs>an: hres kfast ard wash. s. per
week r Peratorer. $50 Columbus ave-.
FIRST floor
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
AUCTION SALES.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions 70,

The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE No 1864 Broadway, between Seth
and 57th sts.. untfl 9 O'Clock p. m: Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch offices at regular Office rates until 8
O'Clock p. m. viz: 264 Sth ave, 5. e
cor. 23d st; 153 9Th ave, cor. 18th St: t04
East 14th St; 257 West 42d St. between
Sd ave: 1928 Sd ave. near 61st st; 17eS
1st ave. near s9th st: 157 East 18th St;
T5e fremont ave-: $50 Sd ave. and any
American District Telegraph Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17

BRAINY YOUNG MAN, neat appearance.
good talker. 10 sell article Of merit; best
reference required. Call The Moncpress
Company. "a East 21st ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
BUSINESS CHANCEs-

FOR SALE.-Business and property. gro
ceries. liquors, etc; going abroad. B.
" Splawaky. IS Liberty St. Long Branch,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMs.
I'D ST. I5S EASr.-Hardsous. airy
rooms; wsll-ordered. homelike house ex-
ceIIant table: GUNNER rates: trarsisnts &C
com nlodat ted
f49TsH ST. 642 WEST The Auduoon- -
First class rooms and boards every CON-
fort; terms reasonable; telephone
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
TYPEWRITERS.

VICTOR VISIBLE 70 Nassau St: cats-
Iogue free. all makes taken part pay
ment; bargains in Underwoods. Ren1ing-
tons DIVERS. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17

I.AUNpREsS. Finnish woman: can do
shirts and collars; best references: also
plain laundress VIII help with other work.
by young girl Jussila Bureau. &C Lex
irgton ave-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
WURR WANTED
MGlA

ARCHITECT. superintendent and estiulater.
desires position with construction OF
realty company: salary or commission: late
with Fuller Company. r. H. Costtssa. 4lS
West i56th ST.