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New-York tribune., 1908-07-03

METALS-TIN-The London tin market was lower
@ ssy 6epR bs dun an and ~ s9 a ,a
M is Sd for H 10 nG0n lis Eoca Se
thar market son WAS reported weak in tone but is said
WITH a PIses we're
LEAD. LEAD advanced Is 81 to fi2 IS Cd in the London
lower 4.s2s5 s447ae lA sPELrER was lower in
weak but uachansed gee a st % s5oe IRoN
English ake wh No oandry NorseTn IN
at s1575 sI625 Pig iron certificates at the Produce
grades Closing follows. So 500 So 80; June
5g
Mos sD sns ssa
olasses and syIps was s steady to firm firm and rsan un
centrifugal common 15sIec: fair, isaa2c: good 22a
sTRtPs. Pi common 15Si7c fair 1sasoc good 1as22c:
Sss s and showed little
@ ss. s sss snd 70 5S S pBs ' winter H oil
SOC. Inseed was unchanged Refined petroleum was
TeP2T1ea IN fair demand at recent prices we & eu0se
fhIIassIPbls 7ss Si sse
l35sc; bulk Philadepha 70 7oe bulk s5c water ate
1sf oiPr9ns craae Prime
sT y0w seS te J9 Go 4s . 41e Aags ~
sa< S4oc; December, sSs ass4e; OF suamsr yellow
5 % 4. e ps sRs S gso sisE gEnS
sa4o caeata sfsS @ 'S & FaE
on was soS hsTP ba1 by pae n
light oaeTnsa and dc eoverins G UG shorts WsssTn
p pa' SS a hofs Ksas & and a
ss sS?S sSSi on aR 5S9s
clear. sic 75GS1s. BEEF-Steady Quoted: Mess. Sl4Q
$50 so a sIs IgsI1 sG PSee S5asS extra $40 Ia
So -fs: pEEssE8 Quoted Sasqas siss;
$50 ssc ~ sac; 70, 9sc; pigs 9% q9 &c
CUT MEATs-PickIed bellies steady; Quoted: smoking;
HAMs--steady. quoted: 11a1is4c, TALLowoouiet:
city 5ssc; country, 5izg51sc I.ARD-steady Quoted:
e1sc. Refined lard steady. Quoted: South America;
steady quoted sas1.e stearine quiet quoted: oleo.
I611Lc; city stearne 12c.
RICE-The market for rice was steady TO firm and
unchanged. Quotations follow: Screenings 3%@4c;
S&c prime 57saec: choice 81 ia6ssc Patna foreign.
baa6&c; RangoOn and Bassein; 4s.a0tc
The Federal Sugar Refining Company advanced prices
points quoted granulated 535c net, less per
the price other rehners quoted: The following
list prices, subject 10 rebate Of 10 points and
discount I per for cash. seven days Crystal
crushed 6ioc: mould A. 575c; cubes Eagle. 5-Ib bags
powdered and Eagle confectioners granulated. 565c
xxx powdered. o.55c: powdered. coarse powdered
lated. $500 2-ib bags do. 57oc; 81S-ib bags do.
so ID do. 545c Eagle fine standard gTanulated
diamond A. 5.4oc; confectioners' A, 52oc; No l.
No S &c; No = 4e5c; No S, 4eoc: No O. 4s5c: No
10. z75c; No IL. 4.7Oc; No H. 4.65c; No 13. 46oc;
Nos IL 12 and 16 455e The London beet sugar mar
5Isd- The local market ruled hrmer. with
confirmed sales, but there generally credited
of business on the basis OF 442c. basis 20
test duty paid, including Cuba at Sc, basis 95
test cost and freight terms rariousy figured equal
10 1 39Q4 42c basis SO test duty paid Duty paid
outside prices considered the trading basis:
Centrifugal test, 1860 442c; muscovado. SO test
867c London cables the worlds visible supply Of
sugar 243O00o tons
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03

Co-ee cables-Fio-Cofee market firm: No Rio
s5 exchange, 10 Sled receipts, 5000 bags; clear
snces Europe 5000 bags; stock. 22eo00 bags san
T-Cofree market steady: No Santos $3.50 No San
t9s $3.50 receipts 1900 bags; stock l22 coo bags
FIarrt,-r-Cofee market opened unchanged TO pig
vas =. pig higher Havre-Coffee market opened
lrelv steady franc hghe-; at u m advanced = franc
st m unchanged; $50 IN declined = franc to
tal sale 5000
CoTToN-The cotton market was lower to-day
7I5.ation Wednesdays buyers and some scat
-e bear pressure promoted by disappointing cables
sr5 Continued cold weather the South Trading was re
-rrnorrov FOR over Fourth and sunday The close
decline Of 2 to is points sales
Fsv $4,000 bales The mar
decline of 70 13 points, ana ate
some it-le -eEularity during the early session ruled
- points lower during the middle OF
the 6sv stea6yng slightly IN the afternoon on covering
without showing any raylng power
consequence prices were within : or points
me lowest on crop months. Old crop posi-
generally spite OF the reported steA4l
- interior holders South Weather reports
e-e very favorable rains in Texas being CONSIDERED
uFif private reports OF preclIa
80 Southern where moisture was needed
Trs -rese believes the crop has made very c1-
r-cE-sss the governments report or
"a as complied June e5 and there Is nolflng N te
rrasnect FOR supplies which 10 base pu44sn
~ri-,eur Ne1er-heess the new crop months mere are
selling 81 ar under present prices for spci cotton IN te
s- -hsr many think much has been discounted OF
market free 70 RESPOND 70
Ib bullish conditions may develop curing re next
rWn months. ,-..,
Fz-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Ju1v 2-Continued wet weather in Kan
sas and Nebraska caused strength to-day in the
local wheat market, the September delivery clos
ing at a net gain of 7sc. Corn was up 1ac. Oats
were &c higher and provisions were 1o912ac to 1112
q20c higher
The wheat market opened strong on an active
general demand which before the end of the hrst
half hour had forced prices more than 1c above
Yesterdays closing quotations. Sentiment con-
tinued bullish throughout the remainder OF the
do,, and nrices were we'll maintained, although at
times some recessions occurred on liberal realizing
sales The principal reason for the urgent demand
was the unfavorable weather Tor harvesting III lhe
Southwest This influence was supplemented early
IN the session by the strength Of European mar
kets and later by lively demand for cash wheat
b,, rnillers at the principal grain centres OF the
country The market closed strong september
opened at ssc TO %c higher at si42c TO $780, au-
vanced to Ss5sc and closed at SSc Clearahces VI
wheat and -four were equal to 100000 bushels Pri-
mary receipts were 2sl,0oO bushels compared with
. bo,fdov last year Minneapolis. Duluth and Chi
. ranorted receipts of $50 cars. against 125 cars
last week. ,.
The corn market was strong all day, oespite
favorable weather for the new crop Small recepts
and the strength of wheat brought out an actiVe
5arnand bv shorts and commission houses "fcii
,,.ad in advances OF &c to &c The greatest
gain was in the July delivery, when was urgently
.orebt bv the shorts. The market cioseu nilA'
September opened sc 10 sc higher at ''1sc 70 's|
sold at 70I5c and then advanced 10 'I7So' Inc -
as 81 nc Local receipts were i16 cars with 10
of contract grade . o,a
oats followed the upward trend OF wheat ana
corn the market being strong throughout the ses-
sion Small receipts and an active dernahu io'
the cash grain helped TO strengthen ,he MAJ Aot .e
sertc ,ber opened &c to &c higher at ''1sc 10 w.
advanced TO 4O%tc ana cioSsu at |-
ceipts were 1lS
1,visions were strong buying by shorts anu
,ocsl hackers The strength of corn ana decrease
=, 70 GOO hogs in the packing of the west were
cbianv responsible for the demand AT the Gloss
septanber pork 17l9c to 2oc az sIe oo9i' O,s'
ard was Zoe to l2ac higher at - sSf2' fips "e''
l'la la.1 81, "a ioiAe higher AT SIS 5S4s 5712.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat' cars
=, 15T cars: oats. 146 cars; hogs. 2l.eo head
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July 2.-CATTLB-Recepts 1000 head; mar
ket steady steers S. 9OGSS 2 So 60S5 5 heifers
s. 5oqss 90 bulls sS@s5 $9 calves s. oass 25 stQeke5s
market 5ai0c lower choice heavy shipping s. 5oq$6 80
butchers So 45qS6 55 light mixed S6 5GS6 30; choice
iEht So $5as6 90 packing 50 1886 40 pigs 81 e4as6
81 75q$4 25 lambs 81 50g$5 30; yearlings s4a$4 70
pers SO 55gs6 co. common, s5QS6. CATTLE-slow and
weak; fair good shippers 50 0S6 so; common 81 5g
IS 30 SHEEP-Slow and weak. 81 1898 10; lambs
steady, ST 256S6 so
quiet; prime steers 81 25as7 So VEALs-Receipts. 400
head slow steady. HOGS-Receipts. 100 head:
1oa15c lower; heavy and mixed. Sc So9s6 90;
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. 1000 head; slow @ lambs o
10625c lower: yearltngs. 50 2oQS9 90:
81 25g$4 40: So 1898 3d. sheep, mixed
S26S4.
kansas City, July 2-CATTLE-Recepts, 800 head.
including Souherns market slow and steady:
choice export beef s6 0gSs TO- fair to
good S5S6 2; 81 75S7 80; stockers and
feeders SSdS5 6 SO c0qS6 50 Southern
81 25q$4 native cows 81 29s4 75 native heifers
Union Stock Yards Pittsburg. July 2--CATTLH.Sup-
rl light steady; ST 25G$7 SO; prime So 90QS 20
sIiFEP-Supply light, slow prime wethers 81 2os4 20
cIs and co.non S2aS3; lambs. S3qS5 25 veal calves.
s7G$7 so HoGs-Recepts fair l9wss prime hsayy,
ers Sc 4oaS8 so; pigs, So s04s6; roughs. S59s5 90
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
PROPOSALS..


SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS viii %
received by the Board Of Water oep1ty.
IN the Office OF the board. NO S9S bsoau
way. New York Room 9l0. ninth ncva
until IL a. m. on July %. 1905. foT INC INC
construction OF a portion OF the ASS
Aqueduct consisting OF about ga miles 9l
plain concrete conduit known as cut-dnn
cover aqueduct IT feet high oy u feet
inches wide and about 3. 40 feet OF tuhne.
II feet high by 13 feet inches WIDE. on
the hydraulic gradient and known as reaN
tunnel. situated west Of the HUDSON Niser
on the south side OF EsOpus Creek vailey'
in the towns OF Olive and Marbletown. u
Ster County. New York a.,
At the above place and time tne oids WI.
be publicly opened and read. The aware
OF the contract. 10 awarded. viii be mace
as soon thereafter as practicable Painph-
let's containing information for bidders
form OF contract. Specifications. etc. ana
pamphlets OF contract drawings can be oo-
tanned at Room 1913 at the above address
by depOsiting the sum Of ten collars tsl1
for each pamphlet. or twenty dollars ts5p
for each set to insure their return in ac-
ceptable condi ion within thirty days nom
the date on which bids are 20 be opened-
For further particulars see CITY Record
JOHN 4 BENSEIA President,
CHARLES " CHADWICK.
CHARLES a. SHAW.
Commissioners OF the Board o, WarR
Supply.
j. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETr. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, July z 1Suo
Guiding 60 consigned direct to slaughterers and
e for s the ya9as to be- sod w5 N6 ss
weak Dressed beef slow at y a l2c per 10 Tor COM
later cables from London or Liverpool Shipments
from this port to-day were 2hoo quarters Of beef
CALVEs-Recepts So head for the market
maIif outet and steady about 200 calves unsod
veals sold at 81 Sc so per 100 NJ City dressed
SSes Sea9s SGaay dressed a buttermSs inS at
100 n " s NJ rea at 81 s - ID average
MePherson & co, yeaIs 14o io' at Sc 80 80 . o-
stock. % sale, all at Jersey City Sheep were
lambs ioc higher others steady: about
to fo e6oe aba at 20
mutton slow at 7G9c per 10; dressed lambs steady at
sales-Newton CO. 2lo * Kentueky y, lambs an so y n
fG5 n, at s. 5o Virginia yearlings 100 ID, So
Tobh ssDndS S? ~ o at kenuc2 lambs o
Sc e5 2ss do IS o at So s.; 237 DO rs n. at Sc e5
Sc 2s i4s do s7 H. at Sc 25 10 Virginia sheep Isl 1b
81; do. 11S n, at 81 20; Kentucky do 122 10.
ksrn= Commission Company: PAS kentucky lambs Ian
~ Judd d. CO: a41 x Hent1eRy lambs 70 m SO
SO SO; = is'dS4 do Sc n at S. S''''A '-..D
shppers Commission @ mis- Company; 23s Virginia lambs
Fred j Kratz: 2S1 Virginia lambs ~ n. at So 40:
HoGsReeeipPs snfTP awe Were cars O or o1 head all
direct to saughterers. Feeling nomnally steady
TGag at So s7d Per oo NJ hogs sold
hF sei Isl II % g 50 per- 56 100 n q ss
ans bdsr Do sd 1a = e s Sc So IA r0ughs 2s 10 at 50 So
Andrew Mullen: 80 state hogs. 142 n. So so; %
DO 219 10 So rs; 24O ~ at So so; II do.
2ss NJ at s. 75 stag. go ID. at So So boar $40 o
J. s.e Curtis Son: se state hogs III n at So 80;
26o 10. at s5 co. 26o 10. at So.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03

quiet quote 1ced-TURKEYs hens and toms sysr
to assase 2 sa po to
a ssseS aisSss &C.
r. ana dsad qRas la aG n sRe
% picked poor f9 far 20 fa i6aGs Other @
seased 5 &C. Do DUeK siae
and soUABs prime soyen wh's a iS ID Do s
S0ssR s. 3 g. gsT Do dozen rs s'sf9 6 g eSss
BsiS %s ss aY sssa 4
aSb sgisf shRs
.a. sspPy u a9c2 s99ag a SD S. BUT fhs &
ranging from 81 % So 75 some inferior s lots o se
saady for 6est grades
srea nsssetsa aHeSs ,be seller Inferior
dull any acn Western New York
green peas hrmer nearby stock about sSeaes ae
ANS are bsnP Pleaty
there is little demand at she h1Ss
.aS sSgsheTn s. 75 o No calii per
SWEET POTATOES. Jersey per ssske1 ,ss sis 81
PA . Prime En% 75S to BEE R ReT per Sunees
s. 7S CARROTS per 100 punches 81 81 SO; do ca old
per SR p: 49, g 81 aS ao S4s per
5EEs n Eaathera MaTylpaq paf base ana
DO @ ~ i per , basket ss psr Sask
stalks nN dR Jersey psP oe
s. s3T so siG DC KALE per
M mI PEI ESss 90
81 n SO. MUSHROOMS, cultivated. per b l2a ioc'
MINT per punches soc 81: ONIONS Kemtuckdy do
Egvntian per bag ST rs So; do Southern potato per
basket 60 a 75c; southern per bbl 81 75 81 30 do
er 75cs sc; PEPPERS Jersey per @ box sl@sl sn
New york per basket 81 25@S2; do per bag sl9s 81 70
DO nearby per bag. 75cG 81 80; RoMAINE per poo oo
5oG75c: STRING BEANS. per basket 2' a a oSe &c;
crate @s; do white ISS 81 90 do nem; & gs G
~" 81 %; do white per lunches 81 81 so; TO-
MATOES. Jersey per box, So 50Is %; do Maryland
Delaware. Isl 20; do Norfolk, 6OcQ
81 o. do fer southern ST %: do Mississippi per
fat case. 85a eoc; WATERCREss' per loo Dunohes'
s1Gs1 25. ,r> o.. e-eo IA.
Toledo July 2-CLoNERsEEo-OGtoo 81 80; De De
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July 2 1905.

New York. July 2 1908
C0FF FEt-Ihe coffee market
sctive to-oay ana showed renewal OF the advancing
tendency which has been noted since the OF
July notices late last month To-days close steady
ret UNCHANGED TO 10 points sales were re
ported Of $500 bags. The steady at an
advance Of 59o points IN response TO higher European
There scattered selling. part may
have been the realizing Of few points profits shown
by the moderate advance
from low level Of last month, a
demand shorts local bulls the market
steady during the afternoon and
sy the initial figures. only month being unchanged
The worlds visible supply statement of July
available showing decrease for the of
al 5s bags ana making the visible i l26 227 bags
1889 954 bags July J. 1907.
te visible supply for the therefore
22I3.127 ba7s OF this il is said that
proxnaiey 100000 bags have been taken from the hold
trEso of Brazilian Government European
markets higher to-day At time 3iavre showed
gain of 2 franc but later reacted partly closing
net higher Hamburg Z TO 4 pig higher.
OF the Brazilian markets RIO ~ higher ard
santos unchanged Receipts continued about the
recent scale The coffee market will be closed to-day
sn5 Monday morning. The market for spot
oe quiet but steady, with quotations the basis
ef s-l6C for Rio No Z.
The Of contract prices in the local market
SavU as
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
BALTIMORE { OHIO R: R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE IhaiNS- -,
''Bvery other hour the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Union station.
Washington, with all Lines South.
Leave New York Daily 23d St. LID y 81; -;
WASHINGTON, Srpers. II. so pm 81 am
WASHINGTON, Diner. $50 am 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner, $50 am 1000 am
(ParIor car \. Y. to Richmond, va
wASHINGTON Diner IL so am 10 90 n n
WAsHINGToN. Buffet. $50 pm 200 pm
''ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 IN 400 pm
WASHINGTON, Buffet, $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 7.50 am - am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 11.J0 am 120 n n
PITTsBURG. CLEYEL.D, $50 pm 40 90 pm pm
'.PITTSBURG LIMITED, so pm 90 pm
Gin, ST LOUIS, ,LouIsy.. 1I59 pm pm u 80 30 am II,
CiN' ST L0TiS.LOU -SV.. $50 pm 500 pm
ofices 24s. 434 1900 Hroadwsy' aai "a Ass@T a9T
Grand St, " Y; 343 Fulton St. Brooklyn'
West 23d st. and Liberty st. ..,o,.
After D. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains, ETC.
can be obtained al Bureau OF lnforma .loh
b & O. r. r.. 23d ST. Terminal. Phone
Number Chelsen-3144
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 2-Closing: WHEAT-spot easy;
No ? red western winter IS Sd: No California Is Sd
Futures firm: July rs esd September. rs I'D; De
cember Is I'd. CoRN-spot frm; new American kiln
dried 6s ID old American mixed, IS "a d Futures
steady JuIv IS 37sd; September IS 21ad. PEAS
Canadian steady Is 1Od. FLOUR-Winter patents
f5s9f2 los. BEEF-Extra India mess steady 1o3s Sd
PORK-Prme m western. steady. los 90 HAMS
snort cut IA to 1e 1b SIS Cd BACON-Cunl.
berIand cut n. strong AS short RIB 16 TO "a
strong clear middles, light, Is to 81 ID
strong 45s; long clear n.ddles heavy 80 to 40 NJ
44s Sd: bellies, a to 16 n, strong as 90
siIoTr1 DERS-Suuare. II TO IS 10, strong, 33s 81.
fhR6EPrme western IN tierces, strong, 45s 3D.
american refined. in pals, strong ASS Cd.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03

~rrRsE. Experienced Infants purse: un-
Serstands bottle feeding: hrst elass
sr-sricau family only. city references:
[i... s cox a month Address letters -
Tiornnnd st. RrOoklyn-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03

COACrMAN-Ma-ried. no encumorance:
thoroughly experienced; CAREFUL CITY or.
.o,nfr,, drIver. first class personal or writ.
tso -aferences as to ability. honesty sna'
sobrietv KeeIsn. f41 West 62d 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
Company. 43. As and AZ West 64th Street
To Mrs. A. Murray, F. W. Smith. Frank
Van r. Bum. Mrs J. r. Coffin Carter De
Haven, William Buckley and Cowperthwait
& Company and Buckley-Newhall Com
pany. Miss A. L. Balfour. Mrs. c. NJ
Dowling and Lennon & Meyer and St Bar
tholomew's Loan Association c.. b Fur
ness, James NJ Lawson. Mrs G. A. Mac
Donald: You and each of you are here
by notified that the time for the pay
ment Of our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. We will
cause such property. to wit. household
goods and merchandise. stored by you or
in your name in the warehouse OF the com
pany. to be sold at public auction accord
ing to the statute in such case made and
provided. at the auction rooms OF ". H
FLATTAU & SON. southeast corner 18th
street and University Place. n. Y City.
commencing Tuesday. July 81 1908. at
1890 a m. and continuing on every Tues
day and Wednesday thereafter. at the same
place and hour. until all the goods have
been sold.
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 43. 45 and 47 West 64th St
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions TOO
The Tribune received at their Uptova
ONCE No 1884 Broadway. between gan
and 37th sts-. until O'Clock 2. m Ad-
Vcrtiseraents received at the folio~ing
branch Offices at regular once rates untn
g o. clock D M VIZ: 264 sth ave. s. =
Ger 23d ST: is3 sth ave. cor 18th II. e1
East I4th 1T d: PSI West 42d St between
TIN and sth aves.- es3 Wss- f25th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
STORAGE NOTICES.
HAYES CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSE COMPANY, INC
3Ith st. and sth Ave- Ofhce, 3O1 Wes@

31th St
New York. July 3. 1908
For T. b. Deem. Silvia Flanders. Grant
Croft. Mrs Katioa. John Dunn. Reoecca
McKelvey. Mr.. Percival, Mrs. NJ. r. Rsid'
Mr. Murray. Mrs A. Scheiffie. Mrs. Austin.
Mrs. Heights. May Nelson. Mrs. De Ere
tas, N B. Burr Mrs e K. Cowing. Mrs
O'Meara. Major Spelinan. Fred Smyth.
Pauline Jones. Costello's Express. William
Jackson. Margaret O'Connor. Mrs NJ Rod
ney, Mrs. Lillian Davis, ID. e Vaughan.
w Jones. Emma Meisch. Mrs MeDonald'
George Dirnick Mrs. Ella Lux. NJ. z. Rob
erts. George Egener. Mary ORourke.
George Howrrdell. Mrs J. A Hodge. Mrs
Alice Ness. Mrs. K Kelly. Minnie OReilly;
You and each OF you are hereby notined
that. the time for payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof
had been given you. we will cause sucn
property, to wit, household goods. per
sonal effects and merchandise stored by you
or in your name in the warehouses OF this
company. to be sold at public auction &C
cording to the statute IN such case mace
and provided. at our warehouse. 3ll West
Goth St. n. Y. City. on Monday. July 70.
1905. at 1880 a. m. and continuing every
Monday thereafter. at the same place and
hour. until all the goods have been sold
HAYES CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSE COMPANY INCL
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CEN NTRAl

TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA; Lv: W; 2Sd @ s ST; so
19 'IS i95S ~ iso sS' 80 80 80 80 $50. 40
$50. ~; $50. 1 $50. $50. $50. i1,5o =. m.
Sundays. $50, $50. $50 1850. n;9o % a No 70
1870, 80, $50. $50. 4o0. $50 6.5o' lou
SO; y IL IiBERTY ri Iii"y ssTL1so. 5; eso 100. 500
$50. 600, 1000. 11.o0, 11-30 a M; iZW ~
COO, 100 500. 900 p. m, 1915 midnight.
Sundays. 80, S.O0 800, 1000. 11.O0 a m.
Il. 90 noon. 100. zoo, 800. 40; 5.oo, $40
100. 500 400 1870 p IN m wiaTH45N u 10 m!G9fsHs
I.v W. 23d ST. .:-T.5O, ESQ, 11.5o a. M
$50, $50 $50. $50 p b m - daily; ad Lv, LEO u 30
ao6n aaIi zoo. 400 600. o. So6 GO p, m daily.
sT.:-e.50 d m., q2.oo sats 10 only2' 40
LIBERTY sT.:-1o.oO a. m. d;oo sats,
only. $40 p. m. Sundays. 1000 a. m.'
VIA ALL RAIL-Long Branch; A.bury
20: o. 5i:6C a.20. 90 o. does not stop at IoRs
Branch or run 20 on 90 Safi 30 D gg No. Sun. Sun
days, eos. $50 n m. $50. $50 p m. Ly'
LIBERTY ST. 400. $40, Il-So DO a m; !:
GAO 10 sats only): l.SC; 8 81 So r,,n aSD 90
sats). AS. (5.15 except satsl. go SO So
p. m, 1201 midnight. Sundays. $50. s.lo'
SANDY HOOK ROtTE.-For Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. Asbury Park, Ocean Grove.
&c Lv Pier ST. N. r., Foot w. AID ST
$ DO. Q. 35. 80 a. m, 1890 80 3 10;
415. 5.25, 7.45 p. M Sundays, 800, 1000
a. m, 100 $50, 7.4S p. IN. Leave Pier ~
n R, Foot Cedar ST.. 9. 10, 1000 1l-OO
a. NJ. 100. 200, 3.45, 445. 5.45, $40 p m;
sundays, $50. TO- 80 a. m. 1.30. 400, $40
.. m
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing Offices: Liberty ST. CIV. 23d st. Tel.
Chelsea 314Q. Piers 10 and 81. n R. 9
Astor House. 24J. 434. 1900, 1884 Broadway,
1872, 90. PSI Fifth Av., 279S Third Av-. III
west I25th ST., 245 Columbus Av.. New
York; Court St. 543 344 Fulton ST. 40
Nostrand Av., Brooklyn; 800 Broadway,
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB RBoURG-BREMEN,
Kronprinzessin. JULY Kaiser VIM. lLJuly -
Kronprinz Jiy IA Kaiser Gro. July -
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
I.uetzow July Bremen. July -
p Alice July 10 Friedrich WmJuly SV
Mediterranean Service.
GIBLTAR-NAPLES- at II An;
X. Luise July Alp. Irene. .-.-. Aug.
X. Albert July ISIK. Luise. Aug. 10
From Bremen Piers, on Sd and Attn sts-'
Hoboken.
~ C. LLOYD TRAVELLERS CHEChs;
OEIRICHS & CO., No 3 Broadway. N Y
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03

AMERICAN LINE From PieT iS a'' n d. H.
PLYMoUTH-CHERB 'G-SOUTHAMPTONs
ST. Paul -. July st. Louis July 70
New York. July II Philadelphia Aug.
Majestic white Star Line, Pier 4S), July
25 10 A. M
RID STAR LINE From Pier -. T. H.
NEW YORK-DOvER-ANTW
Finland July 4 iceland. July u
Vaderiand July Ii Kroonland. Aug.
WHITE STAR LINE ar From n Flss R
NEW YORK-QU' STOWN-LIVERPOo
Baltic. July ., 2 pm Arabic. July %. pm
Cedric. July 16 noon Celtic. July 80 10 am
Teutonic July s, 1Oam Majestic. July 25.10am
Adriatic. .July15, loan Oceanic.July 20. 10an
ALSO REGULAR SAIL1NGS TO ITALY.
PASSENGER OFFICE, o BROADWAf-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03

,,oprGAGE SALE.-Jacoh Gensler, AUG
tioneer' will sell to-day, az IL O'Clock
st No. i7s-1s0 Bridge street, Borough OF
Erooklyn the fixtures and chatteis of d
saloon BY order Of Attorney fof MOTT
Ragee,