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New-York tribune., 1908-07-11


n 151a5 .s stes f6s9 N S Of :ea
St to i .S S5 @ Il Is at g on !5ss GoPPER e deined
Cd abroad on spot to 8 50 and and tbs se on nipkt s
quiet lake s71sc; esct5Olytis IL S9@12 f
both markets 1l2 London and at 421sg4 47l5o
den do dosing At as s. and the market al 4s5S4 6os
at 4es Sd and I'D lower at sis Locally
the market ruled duh and nnEhsnsed with NO
Produce Exchange continue dull and unchsnged
gust s6 a5 fss5 s5e: SIS O5S5s lSs6
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Trading in both m9las-
et,one f and 559 5H[gps 5i9T 1 orleans. oentrifga
9p2n @ Is9Iso - fair & laa2s s;5s gSSd S4a aS PPan S
mon l5a15:; fair 1920, good. 1s922o prime 21929e
oILs-Cottonseed oil active and generally about
higher YESTERDAY good buying by compound i9d
mand. saIes $500 bbs July at 47@47ac, 200 bbls Of
a. ss53Ss1s and 200 bbiS Of december at &c Refined
also uhehangsd; We quote PETRoLEUN st sta9daTd i,,
4a5o. Tedned cases, New YORK 10 Doc: Phiadelph!a:
oa'GIso To1R Il so5 P6iisiephis 12 corToNsp
August z7sa47sc, September 47lz@47s.c: october 42
f'e ee snGer 9sioT . 9y s8ls g45o; good sner
io1r xs5sa6t idNsEED o1|American seed
44Q46c: out-of-town 4Sa44c Calcutta raw 7oc'
big sdyancs :, in o%iE01 pork on
os shorts Other product followed and the whole
market ruled Ye WPn @ m 4sep ds ef oS6 hog I'm
Guiding $4,000 at Chicago 5000 at Kansas City, ana
+ 600 At PoRKIFir1n quoted: Ness s17 81 .:
@steady oted Ness $14 family os Sc - =
sl7 30 P7es Goed sata Mess sf4 So
f94as fs s4 "a 81 t 55 'g BEEF HAMSstead Quoted
DsEssEPo HoSF5m Fl n g. Spotsa s Bas3ns go q
Toe CUT MEATs-Pickied bellies hrrn Quoted: a,9i
sosa Fo4kas aams ms neT 10 r. quoted i 12@12 TAIoW
steadg ct do+s5 7lSf i5os soqRty western So City
lard arm Quoted: 9lzc Refined lard fIm Quoted;
s9gh Ans[iSs 30 $9S FIn5nen goted seG H 81 06e
sTEARINE-Firrn. Quoted: oleo, n14c; city lard
RICE1The .ce market holds firm. with good de-
rnand locally. reports from primary markets in
low: Screenings 8s. &c; ordinary: ~ @44c: faiF
5@5Hci gcod ordinary. o teSTE P Pae5Sc. Rspsoon
Ans sUGAR@The market for refined was steady
business rather slow. Prices were unchanged; ID
The fOOw9s sTe po @ su65eee @ cent? a4 for asR seven
ddavs: Crystal dominos T75c. Eagle tablets 77oc;
@ oaS @ 2S peeF eTshsa SlS 5S Raeia BIB bags
dered end Eagle confectionery granuated 0e2si po
dered, powdered and fruit powered anq hage
coarse and extra hne granuated 5oGe; Eagle I'D
of fine grsnulate1 S6oe IN RasS n 0o og ba
do 555c; 20 and so III bags do, 54Sc; Eagle fine or
standard sranuiatsd ana 0ia2na % and 3 15c No
4 Bloc; No 5. 5o5c; No g. &c; No . 495ci No
CSC: 10 Is soc: Nos Il. IS and Ia 455c, The
market for sugar little softer with duty
lnse was more or less nominal Sales were 10000
to bags Cuba, centrifugal July seipBe9 ea a.
duty pafd basis The London market Tor beet sugar %
UNCHANGED At Us fo 1Piy ron aaa and Ae
2sn s3a tons against 2e1s 996 last year the
ton aRenst decrease Of 1885 last week
Total and ahoats togehe1 show visible supply
decrease Of 273 1871 tons"
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

sss-oth AND MEAI-There was fair oeniann i,tts io
-. sg. to-day particularly for old Kansas sreIgnoS ms
49, We're moderate sales also in Kansas 80
gee, patents and bakers Prices @eIe ,s IN vsry
sr4s ssg unchanged Rye -four contlnGes III. ~ ~
sT oennsnd. with quotations unchangeo- 1rosnc.
Ersss are prices quoted the Rev .a s6 gInteT
rFssst.se: Spring patents. Sc zogSos ..o0sz "a.
t,ssaA ~ l6d$s 25: winter patents e. ~ q 7sG
Gears. s. % asa 80; extra No wlIter S1Ts 20
.es1ra 10 winter, So 4Ods3 10 RYE ee IN.
"a ~ Quoted Fefr 10 good 81 70 3 o. 1,n.aSc
fn+ scy, 81 90 QS5 CORNMEAL-Steaoy. - gT,..
stf nlec. "a BAG NEAL-Steany sluoseu ;rrtTD
40 yellow. 81 eoGSl 65; coarse, ~ % .,rsng
IL sseIh oaiet. city quiet quoted: xoap reS
Coz Standard uiddIng. So %; rouF GO so4 ~
sgse hnlooing, s24 rs s2s 75 rec COG % -: cs
olkElfP nnsat; horniny chop SIS ouik $@' -
hshHISS shHISSN-wEEAT-The wheat market showed ~. nh
esy hIsryoos condition IN another sharp AosAnt ,be
sei hen ran prices UP 10 highest poh' rea,xots
psyf,,e most Of the upturn based received
tsyesse oSnials late that active -
ipeo Ghd the close final prices were &c 20
ta a. At highest point Of the cay oeRp11In
Ia. ~ l5-1ec IN New York and at Slc u ChlcSso,
ts y. The advance occurred before miooay w" ~
Dss1sei was flooded with reports about hlgh 80,
oh e.a IN the Northwest and corlIlaihtH -.
sssth0<se. chiefly Z North Dakota Ihs iact e.
t - Predictions indicated lower temper ~ s -,
G,pnson OF the country later robbed the Du.I .t
% ltE force. and when traders sousht ~ 80.
tsEsr the last hour there was coTnpar st
sztkss. .or the wheat At time the lsoftnSss lsofsss
Dsss we're very strong, and this gave l oeI \.
ofHafksGex - tha kAxnnGs nnHh okkoseSA .
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Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July 10. 100

New York. July 10 1905.
uoFTEE-The local market for coree futures
-s1s5 STEADY and unchanged TO points higher owing
- vreIsut European and Brazilian market Bust
s< however. SLOW, and there liquidation
which turned The market into
- = roints a few months. while others held un-
.,,rs5 Within few minutes before the close the
,.sr -ossters entered shs market buyers, and this
l,ss the list range Of points decline
= so-enFer but unchanged for all other months with
e s.ssv Of total sales Of 1880 bags there
.v4tr1ss os 100 bags September for March and
70 hars Tuly for May points premium July The
- cee market opened and closed Il franc higher,
- 11z-1hl-~ closed unchanged 10 4 pig higher. The
~ sTtet vas s-ea6v and so reis higher with Santos
n--.s.s-re5 Rio exchange London unchanged.
- -eeei,-s a. primary points fairly liberal.
-ls rsrre n prices in the heal market to
a. vas IS follows.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS viii os
received By the Board Of Water supply.
IN the Office OF the board. No. 2s9 Broad~
yav Nav York. Room 80. ninth foor-
unt6 II A. N. on July Is. 1905. for tns
CONSTRUCTION Of a portion Of the CatskiiL
AausdIlct. consisting Of about Ga miles %
nlsfr concrete conduit known as cut-and =
cover saueduct II feet high by u feet
inches wide and about 3. 40 feet OF tunnel
II feet high by 13 feat 4 inches wide. on
fha hydraulic gradient AMI known as Pea <
runnef situated west OF the Hudson River
,, the south side OF ESOpus Creek valley.
- +bs towns OF Olive and Marbletown. u
srsr County. New YORK 80,
Ar the above place and time the bids VIII
ra nublfcly opened and read The award
~ re. contract. II awarded will De made
a. soon thereafter as practicable Fanpn-
Ystz containing information for bidders.
49,, ~ contract specifications. etc ana
,arnnhIsts OF contract drawings ran bs on
4aiDsd az Room 1915 ar the above address
-. 5sposfting the sum Of ten dollars taIpf
FOR each pamphlet. or twenty dollars SOD
for each set to insure their return In az
rsorabIe CONDITION within thirty days from
+5a date on which bids are - be opened
T-or further particulars see CITY Record
John a BENSELs PRESIDENT
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW.
rsou1rni sstouers Of the BoaIf of WsIcr
supply .,,,--,, I.-... v--zt-u.-
THOMAS HASSETT- 5scretary.
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The local market for spot cotton was quiet anc
unchsnFed al i 2Oc FOR niddling upland ana 1I4ot
for niddng Gulf Sales e75 bales Soufhern sPg'
markets were relsgraphed follows: Nor1oih QuLe-
Sc 81 1lzc sales 81 bales; Baltimore nom nolaa
ias unchanged Al Il = g Little Rock quiet
1O%c: Galveston steady unchanged At 1lc: safes
bsiss; Augusta quiet unchanged at 113 q II Sc,
24f bales Louis dull unchanged at ll@sc+ t1ousIoh
Fteady. unchanged at 10 1916; Charleston qaleI
changed lie. Wilmington quiet, unchangeo at COS
AsE Orleans steady. unchanged at llc, seaess % %lpL'
hsss. Menphis steady. unchanged at II 6-1oc, eas.
100 bales Estimated receipts at leading FeolntS
Saturday: At Houston 800 500 bales against q -
ag week year at Galveston. I'Vo9 - -
2o00 against $50 week and 353 last yeeI, Sno
New Orleans. 200 500. against 16os last "eeA' anu
~ last year. -. -.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables epot Co
tur duT sales oao bales: speculation and export,
no, American 3 OO0 receipts 2Ooo American, 1,"oy:
ninctng upland 34d Futures opened sieauy.tx .
ports higher and points Up On late noaLn'
.osed steady. 2 advance OF ga O. pom
,.y 5Tad Juv-Avgust b7ad: AugusttSept.el 1.I
t5eA6. seyterlber-ctober 521 I'd; October-NoNelIl
Der 5I5Ad. November December. 5os1zd DeceIneI
January. so5iz6. January February eoo = TgaI
syA2rch, 5.04d: March-Aprfl. 5o4eAo. ApIH-4a0S'
tGo- Manchester-Yarns and cloths dull
Comparative +,or s,sterneut for the week ended Fri
Gay July 10. 190S:
y,o~4g
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY other hour on the even ho11.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections in New Union Stations
washington with all Lines South
Leave New York Daily I'D - LIZ ' 81
WASHINGTON. Sl'pers. so pm 30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. q 10 am zoe am
WASaTNGTON. Diner, . 80 am 10 90 am
SParIor car y Y to Richmond. Va
WASHINGTON. Diner. II so sn ~ % n'n
WASHINGTON. Bu1et. so pm % pm
ROYAL, LID ." Diner. 8 so m % pun
WASHINGTON. Buffet. s 80 I'm % pm
Through Daily Trains 70 ths West.
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG. q 50 am 20 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. n. 80 an II 90 n n
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL.p. $50 pm % pm
s'PITTSBURG LIMITED. '6-50 rm Z. 90 pm
CTS, ,sT LOUIS LOUSY. 11-s0 pm 90 90 am
GIN STTOfTIS TOiJ -sv.' $50 pm 500 pm
ofices: 245, 4S4. 1900 BroadVsy. 8 As.oT to5
House los Greenwich ST. 225 9TH Az. SsL
Grand 81, N Y: 343 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
West 22d ST. ard Liberty s..
After 6 .. "a. Sleeping Car Rsssrvatfors
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained az Bureau OF Inform arior
B q o. r. r. 23d 81. Terminal. Phons
Number. Chelssa-3144
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70 Eu uGATaNllL MnllNTAlNs

via tbs CatskiU Mountain. Otis 4 CatsSiu
and Tannersvills RAILWAYS
Direct connection with the y Central
trains leaving New York f-a4 ana II ~
A M daily. except Sunday. and 2. NJ
daiIv. and the West Shore trains leaving
west 42d St at 10 and las A N daily.
except sunday
Also dlrect connection with the HI pS0E
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSklLl1
EVENING LINE STRS PURCHASE
TICKETS VIA CATSKIJLs
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RAILROADS.
EEM .lERsEY CENTRAL

TWO-HoUR TRAIN TO FBILADEsLeIP, ftiA'
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR ~ -
FOR PHILADELPTLIA L Ly e w :, "a ze h Il,
a M. 1850. f-20, 80, 80 80. -
4 so. $50. $50. $50 $50. lis2 p m
sundays. 7-5O $50. $50. 10 80 ils9g ! % . n
'I'y gy II I1PERY M NV ssTf IN. sso. 100 400.
$40. 200. l0oe. 100 I1S9 ga a. nlI; 10 4 ~
6 o0 100. 100. 900 D. m. y u midnis sn-
sundsy-. 90 800. 900 1000, tl-oV a. T.
~ 90 noon. leo zoo. S.Go. 400 500. SEQ.
GS FOR s-Y 8af.TYMoRP LII ORE AND 4 w4sHINGToN-
Lv. w 23d ST-:-T.5O. ESQ. 11-3S a r.
l-5O. $50 $50. $50 , m. daily Lv L.Iss - 3
noon. Zoo. 400. 600. 100 ,. m, daily a..
FOR ATLANTIC CITY Lv. W. ~ "a
sT.:-s5o a M, d2-5o ssss; 10 oniy1' z, 80 ~
LIBERTY sT--10OO a M. d;oo ssts-
oulya S.4o p m Sundays. 1000 a M
VIA ALI. RAIIA-LonS Branch. Asbury
Park. Ocean Grove. SC. Lv- W 90 ST. -
8 20. II 20 a m. (1220. Leo Safs- oniy].
20. go. e20 does nos stop %, at I LeGs Gg
except sstsl 5. 20. S %. IL so >. m sun
days, %. 2 30 a m. $50. = 20 Q. m Ls-
LIBERTY 81. 400. $50. 1l$o a M
U24O 1 20 Ssts. cnlyJ. l-3O. 80. t4.S5
does not stop at Long Branch or run o1
sats-). AS. IS Is except Sstsl. go 50 50
.. m, u O1 nnidp ighs Sundays. $50 siSs
SANDY HOOK ROCTE.-For Atlantic
Highlands. SEA Bright. Monmouth Beaen.
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
&c Lv. Pier 81. " r. Foot ". 42d ST
$50. 9.35. 10 30 a. m, y 30. i.S0 si9,
AIS. 8. .25 T45 ?. m sundays eco. 10 9"
a m. LOO. $50. -4S p. m Leave pier 10, y.
n R Foot cedar ST. Is. 100 100
a m LOO. 90. 8. 45. a 45. 5 a., sic D. m,
Sundays. $50. 30 a M lSO. 400. slv
z.
Time tables may be obtained ar follow
Ing offices, Liberty St CW- 2Sd 81 Tel.
Chelsea 314fi. Piers 10 and 81 = y.
Astnr House. 24s. 4S4 1850. f354 Broadway.
Is2 225. Isl Fifth Az. 279S Third Av-, III
West 125th ST. PAS Columbus Az, View
York. Court St. J43, "a Fulton 81, 4I9
N0sfrand Az BROOKLYN; 3eo Rroafvay.
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co cans
for and checks baggaEs % Destination.
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BUTLER. &c.-MAID. &c--By man and
wife: very refined young Germans; man
as butler and valet wife excellent maid and
seamstress: Al reference 131 West 28th ST.
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Public notice is hereby given that the
undersizneH. William MAY Wright. Charles
s Foote and Rudolph Block. having by an
order oS the Appellate Division OF the SUI
nrene Court in and for the First Judlclai
panartueut entered in the above entitled
nroceedfng on the 9th day eg June, l9es,
hearing date the 9th day Of June, 1905,
haen appointed Commissioners 70 deter
n1ine ar9 -eport after due public hearing
whether a railway or railways IN accord
ance with The modified plans as mehtloheU
in the petition OF the Public Service com
y11is-jOr, f0r the First District presented 70
the said Appellate Division on or about the
4th day OF June. 1905, and hled IN the OF
Gee OF the Clerk OF said Court on or about
the same day. ought 70 be constructor ana
operated, DO hereby appoint Monoay, the
18Th day Of July. 1908, at half-past tnree
o clock in the afternoon OF that day. az Z -
large hearing room OF the Public Service
Commission foE the First District, Tribune
RuiIding l54 Nassau Street, In the Borough
81 Manhattan, City Of New York, es the
tine and place for the first sitting. ara
that at such sitting and at such adjourned
strings az may be thereafter held they
wtI hear all persons interested IN the said
Dstsd. New York. July 9th. 1908
WILLIAM MAY WRIGHT.
CHARLES 5 FOOTE.
RUDOLPH BLOCK,
Commissioners.
GEORGE s. COLEMAN. Counsel 70 the
Public Service Commission for the First
district. 154 Nassau Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York. N Y.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE Dl-
VISION. FIRST DEPARFMEsNI.-
In ths Matter of the Application OF the
Public Service Commission for the
First District. for the appointment OF
three commissioners TO determine ana
report whether rapid transit railway
or railways for the conveyance ana
transportation Of persons and properly
as determined by the Commission
ought TO be constructed and operated
Notifications OF Lexington avenue
Route.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

Gfngl- insertions cents per Hn@. SiE1
..en words seven times conSecutfvely. 81
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered fer a period OF fourrsen days IN
The Tribune Directory OF Desira5ls Rooms
Write for circular
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

BUTLER ER-Experienced; first class refer
ence g A, Tribune Uptown Once
1884 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

BY VIRTUE Of an execution. I Bernstein,
Auctioneer. will sell to-day ar a. m
ladies' skirts BY order of Alfred Freeman.
Marshal
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TYPEWKITERs-

VICTOR VISIBLE. % Nassau St; eate-
Ioe-1a free an makes taken part pay
naeni: bargains in Underwoods. Renins-
tons divers. Smiths.
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CARETAKER.-Youns couple wishes 70
take charge OF residence for summer
months or longer; references Al. Mrs. l.
Higgins. 1922 East 156th st, Bronx.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
PrRIIC ACCOUNTANTS.

CERTIFIED Pubic Accour desires 60
gAxsmsnts n accounting. auditing. syS-
tenaJizlng and special investigations, best
credsrIiEIs- InOcerdts charges. ANt~ess .
r A. Postofrcs Box lass New York
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Zoe
The Tribune received at their JrprOwo
once. No 1864 Broadway. between S6th
and STth SITS. until O'Clock .. ID. Ad-@
s O clock D. m. viz; 264 sth ave. 3. =.
cor. Esd st: 1883 6th ave. cor. 18th sf-. On
East I4fh st 2SI West 42d ST between
Tth and sth sves 2s3 West I2Stb ST.. 1898
Sd ave. between T6th and T7lh sts.. 1625
50 ave. near Stst ST. t70S LIST ave. near
s9th ST {; faI Fast 125th ST. T66 rrenone
ave $50 81 ave. and any Anrrscaa Dis,
trtct Telegraph offce-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER, &c--COOK.-By young German
couple; man first class butler and valet;
wife thoroughly competent chef: cooking N
all branches; high grade reference. Isl
West 29th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

CnACHMAN -Coiored experienced: city
or country: steady. NJ. Mitchell, 3l'
West 119th St
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.,v,,.pp avn ruo1 raBLEa

Of billiard and pool Ia
hIes: high grade bowling alley ouiiders
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

COACHMAN-Sc single; coun-
try preferred; thoroughly understands
his business; handy, automobiles; sober
honest obliging; best references Mac
Donald. 1921 Sth ave. Brooklyn
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IOsT-BANhBoOKs.


B1NKBooK No. 85s. .4S1 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution IS missing. any pSr1
son having g. claim 70 u Is mercy ed..1 lsa
mon TO present the same within ten daNS
or submit 10 having said passbook can
censd ard a new one Issued
lost OR sTOI.EN.-Bankbook No 6o29
Of the German Savings Bank IN the CltS
Of New York. corner 4th ave. and 14tn 81.
issued 70 Harry Scheer. An persons az
cautioned against negotiating tns sam -
not returned to the bank on the Slst 9a-
of JuIy. 1908 a duplicate viii be issued.
I0cT -Bankbook No. ASS. 4s7 Of Dry Docs
Claims upon said book is called upon 20
present the same to the bank V1tnln thlIty @
davs or the said book VIII ee oeclafs1
cancelled and sxtingllshed ana q "" '''
issued IN lieu thereof
pANKFOOK No. 507. .19T of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing = my I1Il5 ~
zon hay1ng q claim to It is hereby caliea
,,1on 10 present the same within ter o4ys'
or Submit to having said passhHok can
ceIIed and new ons Issued
TosT OR TOLEN.-Bankbook No $50 ao4
~ the Emigrsnt Industrial Savings Bank-
pzvuert stopped Please return ou'h W
hank No. 81 Chambers st
LOST OR sTOLEN---Bsnkb.oox No 45s,12s 5sSIl7.
~ tbs Ep1igrant Industrial Savings Fans
PAYMENT stopped Please return "'"N ~
bank. No 81 Chambers ST.
ADvERTrsENENT5 ana subscriptions for
Tbs tribune received az their CptoWn
o%5rs No 1854 Broadway, between ooth
81 ~ 57+b s+s until o clock ?. m Ad-
,lsrtissrnents 49, received at the following
h-aEch of7ces at regular cffice rates until
sa5 ~ : 157 Sth ave- cor 18th ST "a
qs:t i4th st: 257 West 42d st. between
Ttb and sth aves.; 2e3 West 125th 81; lsSs s
Sd ave. between 10th and TIN sts-' Iozo
"a ave near 6fst St: 1T0S LIST ave. near
Se+b st; I57 East 125th St; T5s fremont
ave. $50 Sd ave. and any American Dis
trict Telegraph ofhce-
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receipts al all United States ports during ?.
s5.s76

eel -
ls- epA y1s q al Initeo Staces prs - 1877
Tggi -seet; - g 2s5 bG2
T5ts ,sos;p t-Aoe FeIseilOe sar . 7s9 2D5
Esr1--r - - % sa--e oa'7 ie9l 26O52
Ero--- -. 20 tne week -. -, - - 2s I60
gstzj 80, -. e~-,s Neek lest 80 l41. 10
so.s sTso--s -s 80 - ,es- s. 24b b54
s,rk :, oii ,tI s<ale oste Last 80 24O6 615
ys al al United States ports same ~ 'iie s1sb7I
srcf A. -, js2s s1z
sa,k :. =, -eI.ot owns les. year 142
s1sk :. T5 .n-lot toHhs $50 s&ii Tss, o63 900
ot American afoaf Great BI1taln sa140 O. noo
--et
oon reoepts-The following the total net re'eapS
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I0s WEST 04TTt s+-NsTTfy f5irnls6ed
ro0nns. board optional: convenient I. and
subway; telephone. references
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

COACHMAN-In private family; country
or seashors preferred, best of references.
Peterson, 21s East 5Sth st.
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F,Jn fnformation concerning these roorrs
nav be had. free OF charge, at the Uptown
Orce 81 Ths NsE-York Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between 35th and S7th sta
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

fnSTH ST, 2 WEST-Besuttfll roonnsl
elevator telephone. electricity: hoarj %
tianaI. private family
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FARMER or USEFUL MAN--Good vegs-
table grower. hoUseworker or cook. by a
young Irish couple; no children; good ref
erence. Carpenters Bureau, l54 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

s7a WEST END AVE Cc-r7Ar 1881 - Il
Block from Riverslde Park. subway sta
ton and surface cars. most h@aufifuI iocs-
ton In New York. Handsomely furnished
rooms. private baths privats telephcues
superIor tahIs.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

AMERICAN LINE From Pier iS 10 r. H.
PLYBloUTH-CHERB G-soUTHANPToN
New York. July II Philadelphia Aug I
81. Louis. July 1Sl ST. Paul. $50 Aug
Majestic white Star Line. Pier 4e). july
D. 10 A. NJ.
RED STAR LINE From Pier u. T. H.
NEW YoRK-DovER-A
Vadsrland July II Kroonland- --.. Aug
iceland July ISi NaGerIand. Aug
WHITE STAR LINE From ts Fisr
NEW YORk-QU- NSTOwN-LIvERPOOL
Cedric--July 16. noon CeIsic- July 80, 10 am
Arabic. July q, pm Baltic. Aug. s. noon
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ALSO REGULAR SAILINGS TO ITALY
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coAcHAfAN OR HoUsEwoRKER Jap
anese; married: one baby. i. A.. liS
Rnnda r.. Ar0oslvA
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ToST oR sTOI,EN.-Bankbook No 55t, aoA
~ tbe Enigrsnt Industrial Savings Bank-
Psvuert stopped Please return oo'K 10
hank No. 81 Chambers st-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

GARDENER.-Youn German. single; hot
house glass frames, fruits. flowers: gen
eraI work; fine vegetable grower. well rec
commended. Carpenters Bureau. 154 6tE
ave
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

IocT Op sTOLEN-Bankbook No 49, 123
ACF AC tLS F-nrigrant Industrial Savings RanS-
payment stopped Please return book TO
| hanL, Nn 81 Chambsrs ST
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

supply. --.,,---r ,-,-... ,-...
THONAS HASSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
pRrssNAKrNG AND MILLINERY.

DREsSMAKER.-Use all around seam
stress: understands dressmaking: hand OF
machine sewing and remodeliins; reference i,
city or country Address Seamstress, 500
Sd ave
DRESSMAKER--City or country: ladies' or
childreu's dresses; late with one or city
leading houses Address Dressmaker, 200
East 21st st.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-05
& oUAKERS ON GRAND CIRCUIT.
Philadelphia Hopeful Of Getting
Meeting for Harness Horses.

Philadelphia. Jan. A-There is a chance
that Philadelphia viii have a Grand Cir
cult meeting for light harness horses this
year
The suggestion has excited considerable
interest among hOrsemen I'm general as
well as among a few practical men, who
recognize that il needs only "A little en-
terDrise 10 once more establish horse rae
ing. even without betting, on a more
popular footing The idea is that while
racing is as popular as ever among the
horsemen themselves the attractions
given at the local meetings of late have
not been of sufficient Importance to call
out the public 1t is claimed that the
people would turn out were the attrac-
tons better.
y. Miles Rigor is the first man to come
forward with the promise Of substantial
support for such d meeting. Mr.. Rigor
offers to subscribe $3.50 toward meeting
the expenses. and says he can find other
men who VIII also subscribe.
While the propositions so far made are
for a Grand Circuit meeting. to be held
under auspices of the Grand Circuit stew
ards. who meet in New York on January
Is 20 all0t dates and places for holding
the circuit meetings this year Philadel-
phia to obtain a date must be prepared to
send a committee to that meeting, with
plans. number and price of purse and
stakes. ana money 10 back the meeting
shipping facilities must be explained
place OF holding the meeting, &c. II any
action is 70 be taken IL must be done
during the coming week.