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New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
RAILROADS
NEM JERSEY CENTRAL

TWO HOUR TRAIN 10 PHlLADE1Pf fiia
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. ". 23d ST:
$50. $50. 8 70. $50. $50. 1880. II 70. ii so
a m. 1880. L20. 1.5o; 90 800. 40
$50. $50. ESQ. $50. $50. 1l5o 2 M
1880. 100. $50. 35o 4.5O. $50. $50. 7-5o.
Ly. LiBEKIY sT.:-1.so. $40. go. 700.
$50 e.U0 1000, IL. 90, l1-30 a m, l2.0o
noon. 1.06. 1.8O. zoo zoo. 400. 40. 500.
Goo. 100. 500. 800 .. M Il. 10 midnight
sundays 1.30 500. SEQ. 1000, 1l.oO a. m.
1900 noon, 100 eco. 800. 400, sos. 800.
FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN- II
Lx. W: 23d ST; $50. $50; ll-9o a. m.
so sSo $50 SO 3 So M 10 dsy od = nv nv Ie Z 20
noon. zoo. 400. Goo 100 D. m. daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv W 2Sd 80
r1'So S,ensvs "a M s6 12'g M says 20 Ihy p n. Iv.
LIBERTY sT.:-1ooo a. m. d;Oo sats-
only. $40 p. m Sundays. lo-oo a. H.
VIA ALL RAIIA-Long Branch. Asbury
Park Ocean Grove, &c. Lv. W 23d ST
$50. I1;2o a. m, t1a-2o, LOO sats; oIly1; cn,
except sats). $40. go. l1-5o ?. m. sun
days, 9:os. $50 g. m, $50; $50 2; p m. LV'
LIBERTY Ii ia ST TEC0 $50 al ll.so 20 a x
does not stop at Long Branch or run on on
sats). 4;45 t5.15 except sats2. $50 d. 81"
p. m, 12-01 midnight sundays. $50. s.I''
SANDY HOOK ROUTE--For Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth Beacn.
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
&C. Lv. Pier 81. N. R., Foot W. 42d ST;
$50 9.35. 1890 e. m, 1880. 1.30. 3: 10
4.15. 6.25, 7.45 D. m. Sundays. 600. 1000
a. m, LOO. $50. T.45 y. m Leave PIER 10
n. r.. Foot Cedar St. O. Is, 1000. 1LOO
a. n, Loo. 200. 3-45. AS. 5-45, S.f0 p. m
Sundays. 0.S0. 1920 a m. 1-3o. 4-OO. $40
p. IN
Time tables may be obtsined at follow
ing Offices: Liberty St CIV. sd St Tel.
Chelsea 3144. Piers 10 and 81. n. r.,
Astor House. 24c. 434. 1850, 1854 Broadway,
West 12Jth ST.. 245 Columbus Av.. New
York: Court ST.. 533 344 Fulton St. 40
Nostrand Av-. Brooklyn; SEQ Broadway,
williamsburg. New York Transfer co. calls
for and chscks hagEnge TO Destination.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 13.-Scorching weather in the
Northwest caused advance of more than
cents in the price of wheat the local exchange
to-day. At the close the September delivery
showed a net gain Of l sc to l &C Corn was off
1zc. Oats UP 1s4c. Provisions were
changed to 2712c higher
The wheat market active and strong all
day Reports from Minnesota and the Dakotas
claiming that the spring wheat crop is deteriorat-
ing rapidly owing to the continuance of dry. hot
weather furnished the chief reason for the bullsh
sentiment which prevailed throughout the entire
session. Estimates the damage already done
placed the injuries at from 25 to so per cent of
the entire crop. A Sc advance at Minneapolis
seemed to confirm partly these reports. Firm
cables and bullish character of the weekly stats-
tics additional factors contributing TO the
strength of the local market. poor demand for
the cash grain and liberal realizing by local longs
tended to curb bullish enthusiasm late in the day
and caused some reaction from the high point
The market, however, closed strong. September
opened Is TO = higher at 902sc to SOz4c, ad-
vanced TO $3.50 to 9211c and closed at 13sc to
9134c Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 137,7O0 bushels. The amount passage de-
creased 2,674 600 bushels. The visible supply de-
creased SO / 600 bushels. Primary receipts
900 bushels, compared with $4,000 bushels
the corresponding day year ago. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 200 cars,
against $50 cars last week and 591 a ago.
Ideal weather conditions for the growing crop
caused moderate weakness in the corn market
despite a sharp advance in wheat and oats. Sev-
eraI leading longs were among the principal sell
ers, and shorts the chief buyers. Trading
in general quiet. The market closed easy at
the lowest point September opened 1sc to q
higher at 747kc to 751sc sold off TO 74ssc and
closed at 741zc. Local receipts were 161 cars,
with S Of contract grade.
The excessive heat in the Northwest brought
out an active general demand for oats and caused
an advance Of more than &c in the price of all
deliveries. A leading bull of the chief
buyers, and commission houses also bought freely.
The market closed strong. September opened Is
Is higher at 41Ac to 42$4c. advanced to 44c
and closed at 1880. Local receipts were SO cars.
Provisions active and strong the greater
part of the day Pork and ribs were in especially
good demand. but trade in lard was rather slow.
0c to sc advance in live hogs and the strength
of grain the principal bullish influences. At
the close September pork q i2c at S16 y "a
Lard was unchanged 50 65. Ribs were &c to
712c higher at 50 3.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 81
cars: corn, 224 cars oats, 1s5 cars; hogs. 5000
head.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 13-CATTLE-Receipts about S ut 29ooO 1000
head market 1og25c lower So so IS 2 eoSs
So SO co. stockers feeders 50 20 81 SO
H0GS-Receipts. $3.50 head: market strong cnodce
hesEy shipping Ss 30 az 8. os hers Sc So 90
packing. s5 750 SO 80; pigs. 81 500 SO %. SHEEP.
Receipts about is 900 head market strong sheep "a
a 81 80: lambs, $5@sI yearings. - 500 s. 20 ao.
Cincinnati, July 13.-HOGS active and lO42oc
50 80 a SO 40 CATTLE slow and 1OG 1oc lower; fair
SHEEP steady. 81 5og$3 So; lambs steady to strong
East Buffalo. July 3-CATTLE-Receipts. $500
head prime and shipping steady others strong to loc
higher prime SO 500 81 shipping 50 1og 80 50
s. %; bulls s3Gs4 80: stockers and feeders S3 2o@
81 50 stock hefers s3 SO 80: fresh cows and spring
active and s2Gs3 higher at s20@ s5G NEALS-
s5as7 IS HoGs-Receipts. 10000 head market
active and loG15e higher heay s. 22m s. So mixed se ed
roughs, 81 81 30; dnir!es. Sc 700
81 20. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts' 2 600 head;
a 81; sheep mixed. s2Gs4 %.
Kansas City. July 13.-CATTLE-R Receipts %, 600
good. 81 75a So %; Western steers: 81 5Oa Sc "a;
So 25a s. 90: Southern cows s2G So native cows
calves. ssas5 81. HOGs.Reeeipts 6.eo0 head; mar mar
Sc 500 SO so; Light, Sc sog SO 7o; pigs 50 4oq So
sHEEPmReceipts. 5000 head market Ioa i5s &C. higher;
yearlings s. 500 So 80; Texas sheep SO 5oas "a 70;
So 5oS Sc 10 saEEpsu supply light: market steady on
culls common s26s3: lambs 81 50T So so; veal
calves. 81 5oG SIS 80 HOGs-Receipts light; market
Workers, s. 20 light Workers. Sc 90ds7; pigs, Sc log
SO 50; roughs. IS so q So co.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

ser 2ed; September s.isnd; octoeerNovem
s sso 4s5a; assa FebsqaEy @ March
Aaa5hApp sra csi, ssa dun AprMas 4s'd Man
10 flour AND MEAL-Business in the -four market rel
mills and general Indifference q buyers Prices were
% fhe sar ofsa ers
asc 40; winter stTaights 81 ies4 4: winter patents
winter s. sTins ,re N 9ins4 81 a. ss 70 rye
ehoe to ssnev e & Pr se to s9S 8 $4 SS
2notea Bs a,Is Kiln dried 81 gAs Q~qea
western irregniar city TSn Quoted: western spring
s ' e Bsn @ Sa q SCI 9a sa g. ses 90 mid
Somn f s2 os So % ed @ a9g 20 $40 @ s a gne so B
GRarN@wHEATMTh dry weather in North pa-
open1F IF sunday me started e Ieahd @ 10r whea6 at as
pna ad on up to the last o a0a when Tsszns & caused 1
higher Some Of the reports from North Dakota were
Is per cent damage in one section and that il
% e not % weather for an9heT week the entire re
the state from 40 to 80 per with OF
up little more dIspo
geraed early influence Of this
checked nnespos had Advanced ane Ge1GT fy 's Sc
with large and broad speculative trade In fact. al
the day and bullish which at
Southwest points although in the late
noon this feature OF the situation had something to do
movement mo- was furnished by Kansas city. which had
and Louis where receipts were Iss 600 bushels
against 20 coo bushels year ago all winter wheat points
getting 100000 bushels nearly twice much last
The effect especially noticeable Southwest
markets which declined in the afternoon both futures
and spot There cash inquiry in the various
markets during day. with big export trade St
Petersburg the involving 900 bushels OF
durum from Duluth Other sales export account
10 loads The Liverpool market and
I'd small world shipments the decrease of
664 600 bushels in the quantity sand rapid
reduction stocks in the United Kingdom. BroomhaH
cabed from Petersburg that the outlook Russian
winter wheat bad and spring wheat doubtful. The
visible decreased only 36S 600 bushels for the week
owing the wheat movement, against increase
last year Of $4,000 bushels red wheat here
quoted at 99z c$1 0i elevator 81 % u ahoat
No ! Northern Duluth, 81 22ss and No hard winter
81 oSl4 o CORN-After having been leader
in the bull for time suddenly
reversed its position and ignoring exceptionally strong
wheat advance ruled dull and all day with the
ception o. little improvement the opening The crop
weather did not favor support of the mar
Receipts than expected with stin heaF-
Ter figures scheduled at Chicago for Tuesday and an
of 233.0Uo bushels in the visible supply All
this tended restrain and while Liverpool was
12d sd higher and worlds shipments light the market
held and closed hc TO 14c net lower at ohcago
No here quoted 50 ne nominal in elevator
and S5c nominal b ahoat OATS-The oats market
the had big advance selling fully &c
bushel September result OF commission mouse
buying unavorabe reports from the Northwest ana
covering Of shorts Most Of the advance was su
the closed The visible decreased
634 900 bushels Mixed here 26 10 % ~ Closed al
5Ia5sc; natural white 26 to 81 n 59aSl &c and cIppe9
white 81 30 10 st 63G71c- RYE-Market dull; NO :
Western, s3i9 o b New York. BARLEY-Nominal'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
CAST OuOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York July Is. 1905.
corFFF-Fr- me first time in five years there were
- : coffee futures the Coffee Exchange to-day
=. --a-ks- closed with rally Of points Ger
- rrr-tEs thus making the gain unchanged 2
4s--s hir-e- owing bidding by brokers connected
=, - ieasiuE long interest. This might be taken
- -sisatior Of position there no selling
,-se ro TIE -ise bids The opening prices were
s--rs and shortly after the opening May went OF
,c ~. other months held the unchanged range and
te- vas -e crez until Just before the close.
~ srs II NIL also closed Tuesday for the
- - lis was one for the inactivity here. The
srr-z market opened an6 closed unchanged The Rio
use was firm 80 7eis higher. while at Santos
= a. . res higher and No stood unchanged AX
rr. q London a. Rio again unchanged Business
= ~ c11ee Moderate with Rio Nc invoice lines
g-,-ss a. s-1f cents. Warehouse deliveries al all
s,5s-csu ports week $500 bags. against
81 a. 5sus TINE The total warehouse deliV
.sE m the United States fCr the week S75lo bags.
srsrr =, &c week and 99.665 last year or the
fas. amount NaU York had 64.oS4 bags. Rio clear
sn,ss T. Lnie- states. -p0o bags; 10 Europe and
lt-.s africa sF,9 bags. and 70 Cape River Plate and
Cast S7uth America. 2tso bags. making total
G. 400 Santos Cle2rancss- Total 10000 bags
-cuaiag United States. zoo Europe and
Gas soltn America shipments the United
satss zet13 bags and - 600 fer Europe Victoria
osE-z-1es United States z 600 bags and 5000
EEors Bahia weekly report Receipts 100 bsCs. stock
500. Jlsz-s1ces Europe outside Of Germany, 500
he t5e receipts Rio and Santos for the week
lNsutl bags. against 10000 last week, Isl
~ lRs, year gnl 900 Two years
Ihs Of contract prices IN the local market
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

tVIlON--he cotton market opened steady at z
-- U 10 points and ruled generally weak. at one
- saoHi-G < E9- loss ot l. I6 points the
- fl.l-s ANGER -lSal pointing cables unsatisfactory
Ills ION spinning districts free offerings of spot
- ION soutrn-st-all C5rTon-said 10 be al lower
- AZ c'1ti-lf- brilliant crop prospects generally
t--'s- a crop report issued hy Southern
- -3"etefs reported deterioration the Atlantic
- et- u sr--ts-r Texas owing rains As recent
--E 1As been largely upon the theory q excep-
- SEASON any Indications of adverse tendencies
1-sl ;-t besrs go hesitate. and to-days market
- Mostly IN view OF th- report referred and partly
- - private reports ta much the effect Just
- g arrest selling. and enough 20 stimulate
-----l lhe TRADE whole seems 10 have come
sara a"altt-E definite testimony whether the
Is slae-e- z-E actual reverse since the last Of
"a lenttlt --e- report The Southern spOI markets
- l-1lslly reported unchanged TO 3sc lower The
a'se 0as steady point decline. closed steady
PM Decline JG.v and = 10 II points decline
-sI months sales estimated At 1000 bales
N 'a1g= ~ contract prices il the local market to
asf Hss follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, July 13.-Closing: wHEAT.spot-No red
Western winter firm as 4d No California strong. IS
Cd: futures frm; July. Is esd September IS 37sd; De
ccmber. IS 37sd CORN-Spot firm: old American mixed
6s ~ d; futures firm IS Sd September rs 5esd
PBAs-Canadian steady. IS 10d FLOUR-Winter pat
ents dull 2Ss Cd HOPS in London Pacific COAST steady
e I3saf2 Ss BEEF-Extra India mess steady JOBS cd
PORFs-Prime Western. steady, 72s Cd HAMS
Short cut, IA to 16 lb. firm, 53s Cd BACON-Cumber-
land 2e 30 ~ firm. 46s Cd rib 16.to "A 10
firm, AS Cd: long clear middles light, 2S to "a 10,
45s Cd; long clear middles heavy 35 to 40 10
strong AS short clear backs &c 20 n firm AS clear
bellies. 14 to 16 n. firm AIS Cd sHOULDERs-square
II TO 13 n steady. 36s LARD-Prine Western, in
erces. ASS: American refined in pals.
AS Sd. CHEEsE-Canadian finest white. new. firm
5Ts do colored steady. SIS Cd do white and col
ored, old. firm. SIS. TALLoW-Prime city firm. 27s.
TURPENTINE-spirits steady 2as 9d RosIN-Com,
LINSEED OIL-Steady. 80.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

METALsaTlN wss weaker in @ the Ensdsh % n marke{ N s55
the same amount on futures at fl3i Is Cd Tbs T9s Local
COPPER in London d-Iner up IS Cd 15s on spot
the market ruling dull with lake at = 75Q 5ze eec
trolytc at 1250Ql255c and casting at l23I 2 q oc
York easy and partially lower. at 4421zq4 45e
50c and advanced lis los in London. IRON was
9aafeG at aRs s gse & ean @ m as 5 10
Pig iron certificates on The Produce Exchange continued
dull and unoanged ResUar grades les are qnosed @ s5f ss @
ber So 65asl5 40 october s12 I5gsl5 49, November
MOLAssEs AND SYRUPs-The market for bot, both
noasses and sZru2s was fog % 70 ngs men Ps' were light
Quotations follow New orleans cen;rifusa5 common:
orleans orleans -c open kettle 2sd42c sYRt-Ps Common log
17c fair 1920. good 19d22c; prime, 2q2Jc; fancy.
oil dull and l0wsr b23dss o5dsy
sales 500 July 471Sq47le and 100 October a. So
Iinseed continues steady at unchanged PRICES We
&c: PhladeTha 7oc puk, a3e: refined cases New
York bbs 1o75c; bulk &C. Phiadelphis lo.'4S; QUIZ
6a5c; white. New York l2Soe phiiaGs sc
asked prime summer yellow spot 453.e July 90
August 47a4I &c SeIenpeF' s} ar = g;
Fl summer Yellow, July 4212q443ac; good of summer
eji0 ejI9T f7s5c fNsEED Pf;i oIArica sly
1t 44a45c out-of-town 43q44c; Calcutta raw 7oc
big sdyanss ; ;s.or in ,D0rs: 80r
cue cue bpber live hogs produce followed moderately
] ana me T 81 eoS hogs including Chicago
Kansas and 5000 at Omaha
clear 81 5oasIs so BIEEsieady- = G SGofe' s15asi6
Ezra india mess $24 50as25. BEEF HAMS -Seady
GTota5 Ar scSGS30 DRESSED HOGS-FfrIner QuoIed
BsCon Sac 80 n, Sc 160 II. 9:c: 14o n Slze piss
IG1s TI0Isc CUT MEATS-fic<led bellies steau9-
quoted Smoking lie; 10 n 1oes; - n ioc; 4 f
o. picked haras-Steady Quoted at 12ai252s
IoW-sieady Quoted: CITY 5sG country 7n 90 90 G
IarD-T-rn. Quoted: Middle Western. sfcq5e eoc
-IfL jar51Fir-a Quoted 91sc- Refined lard-Ftrrn
Quoted south America 1oe5c Continent 10 leS @ ETazi
Icegs Ioc COMPOUND Steady. Quoted at shsae-2c
STEA R7NH-Fir1n. Quoted: oleo. HE city lard
RICE-Business in rice was active. With drn & un-
follow: Screenings s Q4c oruihaIy
4izG4&c: fair. 5Q5i=c good Qrdinary 6sg 8fie
T2arroon and Bassen. ~ G5Isc-
market refined sugar was STEADY
,,+ o,,e- and unchanged The following are list prices
s,b,ect TO a rebate points and discount Of per
t Tor cash seven days: Crystal dominos. If5ci Eagle
tsIets roc loaf. soc; crushed q l0c; mould
- cubes 565c: XXXX powdered, 55oc; Eagle Up
ars Of powdered Eagle confectioners granuiated
powdered and fruit powered ailG
Eagle and extra fine granulattd SoOc; Easle
rs-roDs of fine granulated 500: ~ bass 90. 5fec
an bags do 565c; 5-r bags do 56ac; 10 n bags do
o 10. 5.A5c. Eagle nne
2.-5 granIIateg ana diamond a 54Oc: confectioners
a 3 zoe: No /. 300. Nos and 8 5.i5c; No i 5loc'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

.--l-@ market [-- cotton GuIet. Win prices
alis lover a. iI1pa for midGling upland and ll35c
--+-tng Glt sales, 100 bales Southern spot
ts were eE-s--e5 as follows. Galveston Gulet and
-~-lseo e. lla 3pp bales Mobile nominal anc
i--N-se- ~ llr savannah tuT ana unchanged al
-nsilest-E -l.st and unchanged al lie Norfolk
11l - lower II 80. sales. 81 bales baltimore
Ia, "a, a4e L.a-re7 i ~ 81. Louis du and tsc
-. q 4 nc He-s-.r quiet and sc lower a. 10 1876
g. ROCK elie- and unchanged 1easc- New orleans
., e-9 a-- hanged he sales. 80 bales
ss-s-s STEADY and unchanged al Il Slice sales a'V
Hsraate6 receipts Iesding points FOR TUESDAY
- ---st71 from -Hro 1000 bales against = $40
A an 25s las, gear. Galveston, from 2.5uo 10
aees aE irS- 4111 week and "a last year.
- = NtE Crl-aus f-.1 200 20 bales against lI3S
s@es and 80 last wear.
,l Gzc1-rs= special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
---es y.-f bales speculation and export -,'9,
s-1ea Goo receipts. *.p10. American. 5000; mid
{ piano SID Furu-sE opened quiet. with urlces
80 hlghe-, closed easy & decline of % a.
0e1, e-ll-. JllE-A -sUz-, 500; August-SeItelli
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
STORAGE NOTICES.

YORKVILLE STORAGE WAREHOUSE
1895 East S4th St.-To c.. Martin, A e
Voss. L. Mooney. Mrs. Dunn, w F. Nor
ley. Mrs. Sullivan. Mr.. Adams. Mr.. Jen-
kins, Mrs Mary Maddon Mr.. Byrnes, T.
Woolf, Mrs. W. r. Johnson. Mr.. Savatkin: 4:
You are hereby notified that the time for
the payment OF my lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. and
after due notice thereof had been given
you. I will cause such property, to wit.
household goods. personal effects and mer-
chandise. stored by you In my warehouse.
to be sold at public auction according to
the statute in such case made and pro
vided, I'm G. MerFs Auction Rooms, 153
East 125th St. July 2S. 1908, commencing
1920 a. m. and continuing every Tuesday
until the sale is complete YorkvilIe Storage
Warehouse. 1875 East s4th St. y. "
Wood, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

No s. 5.o5c; No g. &c: Z. 4.a5c: No 8. 4eoc; No g.
4sSc; No TO- 75c; No II. 4foc; NO IL 4-ooc' NO i'
4.6oc: IA. Is 16 4.55c.
higher for July. quoted at lis 3Sed whlIe
August unchanged and quoted at lis ID Inc oca
maj rket closed steady with cenrifusa 9b test at
museovado. test 3S6c noasses sugar at q
This range made sales Of saileI cargo o. ,v
OF Porto Rico centrifugal at JeaWtre IN
1850. basis ship 10 Howell aha ot"ov
bags Porto Rico steamer Just arriving at
New York. at 4.35c. basis 90 test. to ArDocks bIos
also 5000 bags Domingo centrifugal anoat al
43oc. basis e6 test lander terms. TO the reneral'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
BALTIMORE L OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE 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. 2Sd s.. Liby st.
WASHINGTON. Srpers. 1i.Jo pm l 80 am
WASHINGTON, Diner. $50 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. ESQ am 1000 am
IParlor car y. 7. to Richmond, Va
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11.50 am 1200 nm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1:5o pm 2-9o pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 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. CLEVEL'D. $50 pm LOO pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED. $50 pm 100 pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. 1850 pm 1.30 am
GIN STLOUIs. Lou -sV.' $50 pm 500 pm
Ofices: 245, 434, 1900 Broadway. 8 Astor
House. 10S Greenwich St, Dds 9Th Av., 39l
Grand ST., n. Y; 343 Fulton St, Brooklyn;
West 23d St and Liberty st.
After .. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains, etc.
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
B. & o. p. r, 23d St. Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-3143-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
IOsT-BANKBOOkS.

lost or EN.-Bankbook No. so, 80,
Of -hs German Savings Bank in the city
of New York corner 4th ave ana 14th 81
issued 10 JeeGb SiEil- All persons are eau
TONED against negotiating tho same II not
returned to the hank on the 4th day o.
August 1905 duplicate Will be issued
lost OF. Bankbook No. 547-94T.
of New York corner +th ave. and 18th St.
issued to Marie Goss- All perIJls are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 20 tho bank on the 4th DAY OF
August 1.t'S. duplicate Will be Issued
LOST OR STOLEN -Bankbook No. 523, OF
% the German Savings Bank in the city
of New York corner zth ave. and 18th st,
issued 10 Katherine Gastuann- All per
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same II not returned 10 the bank on the
4th day Of August. 1905. a duplicate VIII
fte issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. .-Bankbook No. 576.215
of the German Savings Bank IL the city
of New York. corner 4th ave. and l4th ST,
issued TO Ihan Radish. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank on the 2lst day
of July 1905 g duplicate win be issued
LOST. .-BanHbook No 931. .s22 Bank for
SAVING 2sG 5th ave. New York Pay
r1eut stopped. Please return book TO bank
LOST OR sTOLEN.-Ba Bankbook No 560s7s
of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.
PAYMENT stopped. Please return book 10
bank No 81 Chambers ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
DROUTH THREATENS TOMATO CROP

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Wilmington, Del, July 13.-If the present drouth.
which has prevailed for a month, continues. the
tomato crop in New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
land win be reduced one-half from the yield
of last year. This serious condition learned
al a meeting here to-day Of the Tri-State Pack
ers Association, which comprises three-fourths of
all the packers In the states mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
FOR SALE,

FIRST CLASS MILLINERY STORE; es-
tablished l. years; annual sales. $4,000;
on prominent avenue; reasonable rent. lease
on store or building TO suit purchaser Ad-
dress ]. s.. care p s Stern & Co, 632
RrnadWaN
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
aUcTInN SAILS

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a. (, s-k5 mace lr Joseph r Lee 70 How
CO.., s5li--s barber g fixture and chatties
sy said mortgage. ar 1910 a. m.
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New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
PROPOSALS.


SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS will be
received by the Board Of Water Supply.
in the ofEce OF the board, No. 90 Brcad-
way New York Room 910 ninth floor.
untii II a. m. on July %. 1908. for the
construction OF a portion Of the Catskill
Auusduct consisting Of about n miles OF
plain concrete conduit known cut-and-
cover aqueduct. IL feet high by Il feet
inches wide, and about 3 40 feet ot tunnel
IL feet high by Is feet inches wide.
the hydraulic gradient and known as Peak
tunnel situated west of the Hudson River
on the south side of Esopus Creek valley,
in the towns OF Olive and Marbletown, u
ster County, New York.
At the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read The award
Of the contract. II awarded will be mada
as soon thereafter as practicable. Pamph-
let's containing information for bidders,
form of contract. specifications. etc, and
Darnphlets of contract drawings can be OBJ
tained at Room 1915 at the above address
By depositing the sum Of ten dollars $40
for each pamphlet. or twenty dollars 500
FOR each set to insure their return in &C
ceptable condition within thirty days from
the date on which bids are TO be opened.
For further particulars sec City Record
JOHN A. BENSEI. President;
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW.
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water
Supply.
J. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
HEP WAITED
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magazine proposition, New York snd sur
rounding counties. commission paid at end
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WANTED Man for general work on farm
must know how 20 milk. wages $50
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