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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-07

the dedication of the park in a body,
Wants Damages.
Henry Yeager of Davenport applied
for a settlement for damages by rea-
son of an accident on Seventh street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth ave
nues. His horse fell there June /, and
he claims that the street was in bad
condition. The matter was referred TO
the claims committee and alderman of
the ward.
M. J. Murphy presented bill of $47
for repairs to his property on Seven
teenth street and Fourth avenue. ne
cessitated by the washing away of the
walls. He claims a defective sewer
caused the water to overflow. The bill
was referred for investigation The
damage was done year ago in June.
II. F. Butler presented bill for
1912 as a balance due on the installa-
ton of the new system of accounting
| in the city clerks office, and $3.50 for
extras" by reason of delays in secur-
! ing the books This bill was also re-
ferred for investigation.
George P. Stauduhar, who has pre-
pared the plans for the remodeling of
the city hall, asked for $3.50 on ac-
count, stating that his services will
cost G1a per cent of the cost of the
improvement. This will make his bill
about $3.50. The bill was referred TO
the finance and building committees
Allow a Big Bill.
| The council allowed a big bill, s12,-
| 1880 being voted to the Peoples Con
struction company as the balance due
on the construction of the No 2 storm
drain. The company presented a bill
for s129f3.93, which included the in
lterest. The council held up the inter
est in order to protect the city for Ger
tain repairs that are to be required
before the work is accepted.
The council took action TO provide
1.-THE city with apparatus for the recov.
cry of the bodies of people who may
Idrown in the river here. The report
of the committee to which the matter
was referred, presented by Alderman
Utle. was adopted, providing for the
purchase of six grab hooks and a gas
,pipe attachment to complete the appar
atus. The equipment will cost about
SIS.
The labor claims held up in the last
pay roll, for employees working under
the city engineer, We're allowed on the
recommendation of the finance com
mfttee Alderman Smith. who contest
ed the engineers authority to employ
the men, is out of the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-07
Booster Clubs Outing.

w. A. Rosenfield of the committee
en- arrangements for the summer out
lrg of the Rock Island Booster club
has chartered the steamer Columbia
for the afternoon of July 23, on which
occasion the boosters will enjoy q trip
OH the river
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-07
Give use OF ROOM
Directors of Library Grant Re-
quest of the State Confer
ence of Charities.
REGULAR SESSION is HELD
Board Prepares to File Its Annual Re-
port to the City Council at the
Next Meeting.

The library board held its regular
last evening and the usual routine
business was transacted. The presi-
dent and the building committee were
given authority to prepare plans for
placing new cutters on the library
building. 1t seems that those on at
present are not a success as they are
too deep for their width and in winter
them apart. The new ones are to be
shallow.
The board voted to give the state
conference of charities, to meet here
in October, the use of the auditorium
for display of samples of products
OF state institutions. The conference
is to be held Oct 10 to 49,
To Make Report.
The board also prepared its yearly
report to the city council and it will
be presented to that body next Mon
day at the regular meeting
The librarians report showed the
following circulation of books last
month:
General works, 273; philosophy, Z;
| religion, IA; sociology, 1871; science
GS; industrial arts, SO; fine arts, 81 !;
literature. 46; fiction, 2,009; Juvenile
913; travel $780, biography, %; his
tory, 20; total, 1862; reference, 6G6;
grand total, 4,42S
Financial statement-Received from
! fines, SEAS; deposited with city
treasurer, SEAS.
Bills for the month were allowed
as follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July e4-CATTLF-Rsoept gestrnaeed). about
sOo0 head: market eady; steers s5 25e is; SO
g5 5o heiters SO 50q5 e0 bulls ss@5 .; calves So 75S
75 stockers feeders s394 So HoGS-Receipts (es-
tinatedl. about 1000 head: market steady strong
s.; choice light So sOqS rs light mixed. SO ao98 80;
GD6 TO- SHEERecepts (estiIuatsd) about 5000 head
market weak sheep 81 5O4 6o lambs = 7,s rs; year
liugs, s. 506l5 so.
Cincinnati, July 2A-HOGS-steady quiet; butchers
and clippers. 50 SO16 95; common S596 L. CATTLE
Steady; fair 70 good shippers IS 256 SI common. 50 =
"a -. sEIEEP-Slow and lower 81 2511s T5 LAMBS
Slow a S9dS
East Buffalo, July 4-CATTIE-Receipts- 150 head;
steady; prime steers 259s6 vEAISReceipts 100
head steady; good. active: common slow. HOiS-Re-
ceipts $500 head, slow 591Oo lower; heavy and
mixed. s6 9oT; Workers. SIS 406 go; pigs 81 5eDS %
rough s. 50G5 s0 dairies So 25@S rs. SHEEP AND
LA1fIsS-Receipts. 100 head; steady sheep active
lambs slow. S6 50i yesTlings, s5S 2i Wsthes 81 2e
50s ewes. 81 1894; sheep mixed, s2Gp4 %
City July 24-CATTLD-Recsipts 1000 head,
Including 7oo head Of southerns market no steaGy 70
weak: choics dressed beef eter 80 sSI 90:
fair 70 soot 50 75s5 Western steers 50 ooss so stoc e
and feeders s3 20s4 so; Southern steers 80 loeSs 90
Southern COWS 81 259S3 2 native COWS S2s4 81 naSiys
helfers E3gS5 % bulls 81 sods3 5o calves S41sa doS5
-Leceips d8Co bead market o915s % 5o%es; TOP % ~
bulk OF sales Sc 85IS8 81 eavy, So 5dS5 60 packers
sna butchers go 45a$f light se s59s8 651si pigs,
81 oeQS5 % SHEET =cspts 100 head market strong
70 I5e higher; lambs 259Se % ewes and yearngs =
ass bo Texas yearngs. 81 60Gs5 Texas sheep % fog
81 BOZ stocke-s and feeders. saGs4
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25

C0TT0N-The cotton market --es o-r- r,o,Ye-a-afv
Ecivs -oa- ard again reflected disposition part
c escl1S --z7 % STAINS o their position pending
osVeor-ne7rs i--1a-ors consequently somewhat
.--sEusr vhce persistent support II
bull ci1ue SOFT spCrs impaired steady
situation result tnsignifCanr
prices being points lower points higher with
rsLat-eL- f~u Wall bulls
IfE1 0la bales The market opened
20 unchznze5 prices decline Of points during
sz-v session showed q loss q about
pans uEds~ rear pressure, which encouraged by
lower cables good weather and bea-1sh crop adv1ces
n rh decline Na- street bulls were moderate buyers
prcss s-IE 20 advance OF about / 10
p1us and this demand August led
increasing Indications thai notices
be quickly taken II b. the hull party whose
Ers estimated about 150 GO bales The first install
Epe-a1 The Journal Commerce
Indicates condition Of the crop
6s-gis and Alabama the month. and the trade
D. hss--s1 ru- Eevz-rheess the bulls confident
q position yesterdays trading their
at the scfr Spots Southern spot
lower TeelzaE ug-
Cotton Exchange follow Port re
overland 10 El-ll5
csrsds gT aEai-s- 10 70 year; Southern mill tax
z ssar@f r against 50 600 iasr year loss OF STOCK
url0- towns $3.50. 7402 last year brought
mo sigh week 21T67 against llCso laSt year
receipts e5ll-z1- aSalIlsI
Egsiust year. Southern mill taktngs. Lszl-
nn year stock az Interior towns
Il excess II September l. 50 159 against 74 last year
hougn- Tor season 1lll7s against
& 5sS total crop movement is re-
stvz- days this season against SS days iSI
49,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. July "a 1908.
BEEvEs-Recepts we're 123 cars or 292o head IN;
q gPs 5 = eaf f9F 8 g % for 25 the s8 make aa an
@ Tith previous steeTs I Sere SLOW and unchanged
were cleared Good 70 prime natys steers SOLO at
ana heferz at 81 759s5 70. Dressed heef steady at
liverpool and London cattle and beef ma markets t a m2
changed in tone or Priee .o i sail @ FOR IL Iordo
with and 1000 quarters Of beef for scharz-
schild suizberger, and 900 cattle for J. shamberg
8 Son. and the Majestic to the same port VII tax, take
pany and 100 quarters for the Morris Beef G0Paay 3
sales shq6rg 5 S9n IL - * s 5rgha t R I5eetS at s. s5
DO 1915 h. At Sc 70; il do I21s b. at Sc 80, DO,
1888 Sc 90 Is DO 1870 lh at s. 20 10 kent1Sky
do. 1I6z II. So 90: Virginia heifer 1880 h. at
ss sEton s2 d. 1881 t. at fFs s. Is DO 1850 b. At
ss T. ohio d9 o. ll55 10 0 az dS g % 9o at 10 s. e5 b
788 ID, at So 40. Ohio cows, 1900 Ii. At s. 20
ls6 % rs a g G IS d. 3Ba5 b at
ss Is Is x ~ a6 o 1929 1929 p p at at
S. % d. DO 15 b. "a s. rs Is oho DO 1878 B.
sanders % ylTg,ni9 q steers re- oso 13l 4 ls :: 50 g So
Bnc% qG ls3 d6 o 1883 @ = b. 90 at s. q Ohio Do 16a h
At rooin o. in & shannon: bulls 1918 ID ss S. cow.
780 h. al IS so: s61 lb s. rs; Il do. S7s III.
j. G Curtis & Son: bulls, ESQ ID. at So 25 cows
direct TO local 6utShsr and 3s head for the aE
aH eod Common 70 choice veas sold at s56Ss 25 per
100 n btterrnis 508S4 Dressed calves steady
city veals selling at 913c n country dressed
at 7G1ILc: dressed butterTniks T1e9S1Rc-
100 n: mixed Do Sc; 90 butterilks 1s1 o,
andrew sfuen ! veals lat n. at 81 5o butter
J. q Curtis 8 Son: 81 veals 1ss 81 so: do lso
n.
n T al g. d Is n % at s ss &c. 1so a % as 1''
8. Judd & 81 Ohio veals, 162 ID. AZ n 90.
:. Sanders: veals l46 n, at SSt do 16O To- at sS
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts 80
including slaughterers and q
all Jersey city. Sheep dUn and
steady; lambs slow and 2559c lower; about 10
Of lambs carried 20 good sheep
sold S37S4 SA 100 70; culs at go fair 10 prime
lambs s. 75S6 70 Dressed mutton steady, at 7G91so
Der 10 dressed lambs in moderate demand at s9l2c
choice 13c.
Sales 5IgPhersoR Co: "a vrginia lambs 81 70 aver
n SO 90; 2s1 20 10. IS 875s! 10 Virginia sheep.
1O1 10 at SO 30.
Tobin shennnn 21e Kentucky lambs II 70. ss so;
247 DO 20 n at 50 30; 237 do. SO 70. Sc; Kentucky
sheep, 1873 n. at SO rs.
Newton 24s Virginia lambs. 70 10, s6 5O 24s
Y n. SO 80; 1T2 DO, II s8 %; Virginia
sheep e6 n. 81; do 1O6 ~ So 20: 10 do 125 n
50; Is DO fculls), 81 10. 81
KsrnH Commission Company 264 West Virginia lambs
65 10 az SO 20: I12 Ohio DO rs n. S. 7 80 Kentucky
90 12i 10 at 81 s74 West Virginia sheep. so ro at
S4 60. 10 NJ, S.
Hof1S-FeceiPts were 10 cars 1Teo head. fnclud-
ing only few head FOR the market No sales reported;
feeling steady.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
cASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July y 1905
otffEE---ne co1ee market showed Etasdier
tcns today. a1c S-ter opening unclaimed
highsr cose1 STEADY AZ net advance 10 10 rni1ts
sales were reported of 80 bags
he rla--et have been inFparoa5 - sc-,. ,-.-.
by ne a-znce j Esvrs and smaller primary raoe--a
hu- -ns gan during the more fbe
su- = T r1o1e-zte demand absence OF hAaz--
oneg1ngs -9r prices a. midday to 10 pon+s
Atsas1 VIE sates 70 that tine bags
-Sie G3--H- vas more active. and during the early
afternoon there slight recession under reaIizf1e
followed nr bull support toward the close z146 Ias9
prces q prsc-i1ailE TIE best ofhe The French
market cossd al ret advance of and Hamburg
was U1c1zESe1 70 pig higher onlv change
r1--sc II ne E-raZflta-
O. SANTOS IS Receipts a. the por1s were - 600
hsgE sgz-1st $50 The previous dav. 81 last ves-
snd $500 r l46 JTn6iaay receipts 500 bags
against 1900 last year and ~. 600 IN 1905
Tie market 10- SPOT coffee steady. with Quota
The basis Of SIC RIO Na =
II prices IN The local -,a-sos4
5sr follows
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25

The locar market for spot cotton Nas gu1e a. ~
u-cbs1E== n micCllns upland ana -
fr r,i66!.rz C5u-E Southern spot markets were
frapheG as fellows New Orleans quiet . z lo~S a
s-r- ssgas S-E bales Memphis steady. ul2caiagSS
1GTsc- sales $50 bzles- Galveston olie UIe11lls -
1nzr sr-rGl= nominal lower ar le-Zc "a 1Ll-z
6ul5 40 lower at -azs Charleston ETeact L1icIls
10zc. sales 80 bales. Nor10lk GlieL
lie sales az- bales. Baltimore nominal LLCilas@1
-lac Augusta quiet. 1-16c lower az 40 = @ 45c
sales -e- bales St Louis dull unchangec al &c
Houston c--+er lower 1o2scf sales 20 naies
Estimated receipts leading points foI
Houston 600 800 bales. against lz=4 lasl "7eA
p Issr wear. Galveston. 900 % o.9cV
z4=s las week sld 4Zz last year, and a. N1|| IT
leans 500 r. SOC against se6 last week and las last
yesr
dun sales 5000 bales: l-arion ana elP9lt
$50. American Geo imports. 1000. al 4IfeEl'.s--
Kidding u-lauE 0s6- Futures opened quiet points
loEer near points lower On late PosI0.iis yi
cose5 5-- ~ -e- decline Of 2G31z points. julSr
6s91d Tul--August- $3.50. AUGUST o5t'
$3.50. e.-tzg- October 51S1zd October OVEN
be- December 5o2d: ltece1n aIl
1s-y. z9gz Ja-uary-Fehr1ary, 1870. Feo62sr
zesd- Ns~-r- april. eed, APr1l-AaS 7-SS7z MAI
oaes1er-Tarus and cloths dull . -.
ne following ire total ner recetpls o. Co'to- a.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
BALTIMORE z OHIO r: R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
''EveTy other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections in New Union Station
Washington. with all Lines SCutL.
Leave New York Daily. 23d g. Gib'y St
WASHINGTON. SIpers. IL 50 pm / 30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 1000 am
SParior car n. z. to Richmond. Va-)
WASHINGTON. Diner. II so am II 90 m
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 200 pm
ROYAL LTD, >" Diner. 3-50 n 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 200 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 80 am 500 am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 11-50 am u 90 n n
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D. 50 pm 100 pm
'ePITTSBURG LIMITED. $50 pm Z. 90 pm
GIN ST. LOUIS, ,LOUISV.. 1L50 pm l 30 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. 9 so am 1000 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOU SV-, $50 pm 500 pm
Ofices: PAS, 484, 1900 Broadway. Assos tor
House, 10S Greenwich st, 225 9TH Av., Ssl
Grand st. n. 7; 345 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. r r. 23d St Terminal Phone
Number. Chelssa-3f44-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25


METALS -TIN-There was quite SHARP. reaction
IN the London market to-day a59ough the market ny nc no
f157 los futures At f13s los Locally the market
London market win spot quoted f5e and futures at
sbss S s brb WITH the @ ae aYotsS nT at @ PIE
elecolya p 1912 81 &c and casting at p 6o912 Io
a zlS Is 3D. Locally ths 5 market vas nh 0 % PI1GS @
changed fIe ss L1ndon TIE local al market ark Vas
erd foundry and 4es fod for Cleveland warrants in The
English market Locally no change vas repoTed VI
iron oeaeafes at the pToduce E1cSa3ge connue du
@ 80 gnsad sas u E sisls5s I sS SqRt s speT a SIS @ o
SIS 45 October SIS J5GSl5 10 November Sl5 l54<l0'
TOIAssEs AND sYRUPs-The apathettc conditions
f0r roaxses ana syrIn with prices steady owing to
15 e5s 45r of 52a Ea aas @ eahs e ish5 eral z2f
non 6o9sdg ia.r leac; g999 -5E PRIME,
G17e: fair 16@oc: good 1920: prime, 21G25c fancy
OIs-cottonsesd oil vas strong and htghsr to-dav
@ frst eeS9s s 9nn5 sr5n 6yts saes 500 bis Of
@ @ A. 42@+ $500 66lz 99 so 81 seDt6eT @ 1o a b5 AZ az T
c=ulbe- al 37lsc- Lnseed oil was unchanged Refined
Ps-2sn continued s5eady at recent & prices We quote
htia6ePhs s 70c. b1lk 4a5c refined cases New York.
hbls 10 75c bulk. &C. Philsdelpata 19Toc: bulk Csc
u s5c CoTT0NsEED OII--Prn1e yellow. spot
-rcre+ sa57sa1-S Tozeg1ber s7Tssc and
DeceHhsr 36ls a365.c of sumner vell2v J1ty
zec prime winter yellow, {7,sa4ae [InEEED OIL l.
AZ: calcutta raw 7oo- LARD oII-7oG72o.
PROFFS10NS-The market for provisions had q
later under liquidation. poor cash trade ard
Chicago receipts 14ooo hogs estimated for satur
dav. 1000 Total Western receipts, 4Io"o including
1000 Kansas city and 5000 a. Omaha FoFakFirrn
clear. 81 5egs1s sc. BEEF-steady Quoted Ness. Ness.
50 5o9SI5 90 family SIS 5aSI7 90 PaoEe s16gSiS;
81 s2s6S3o DRESSED HOGS-Qufet. Quoted Bacons.
SIC; $50 70 &c; 100 n s4c: 14o n ec rtgs I0qlo1sc
CUT MBATsPickled bellies steady Quoted: smoking,
11e 10 n 1osc Y n 1o4s 4 n e9 FSed slsE hams e7
Quoted o.
Refined lard essy Quoted: South America. 10 CSC; Con
tnent T5c: Brazil kegs, l2c Compound quie Quogsi
ia-d Etesrfne iIi15I2isc
RTCE-The rice market continues frr1.. although 1
tons follow SCREENINGS. 81 14c ordinary
fair 5G5c- good ordinary 5zs 5<c: prime. 5'sa63t =
choice 62a8c. Parna. foreign 57sdS7sc. Rangoon and
Bassein ~ G5Hc
ETGAR=HCo improvement IS reported in the Dc
following prices subject rebate Of 10 points
ana discount of ! uer cer- for cash. 1s-s C-s
rar Foni7oe 75c Eagle 70c: loaf. 62fNc;
crushed TGc. mould A zoe: cubes, Eage , TO o9ss
powdered and Eagle confectionery granuleted- $3.50:
-s 5oc 80 y os-+ons Of fine arall1area soc;
Ia-l o' 1E 5iL = 80 - < esr- < n bags do
FseIe 1ra or standard g-anulated and diamond a,
. . I0S 90 1So q Sc No 10 roc:
s5c further decline reported in the r1arSeE Tor
rsv sugar yesterday sales aggresalng aou-
-ri4,gaI az test ITc muscovado s. test &C: no
asses 50 test 3.37c; Cuban. cost and fre5gnt
a. 7nr FOR both Jul- August shipment
CO.. Total Of Europe and America LSoe,se9
ha decrease Of stock is 3l143o tons. against q
decrease Of 957315 tons last year 1,s 6as +ols
sgSfs+ $50 42s last or decrease OF Z0l4
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25

4 pVERTI6EMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
u The Tribune received at their Uptown Office. No
1864 Broadway. s7th SITS. until
o'clock o m Advertisements recstYed the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until o'clock
viz: 2s4 sth ave. 23d l59 9Th ave.
18th 81 la East 1sth st. 25T West 42d St between
IN and sh 4ves 2aS West l25lh st 1898 q ie28
6lst si.J 1T0e Ist ave- seth I57
EAs t1ca sSA T5S Trunoat ava ESQ % s~s, And any
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
TWC-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR

TWC- -HOrJR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FUR PHILADELPHIA Lv. W. I'D ST:
-e.5o. $50. 3 20. $50. $50. 1850. II,zo. ll;5o
a m. 1850. 10 1-5o, So $50. 40.
$50. $50, $50, T-50. $50. iis9 D N
Sundays. $50. $50. $50 1850 lI:s9 o. a 20, g.
L. so. 1.50. $50 $50, 400. o-oo' o-SS' I-oo.
I Lv. LfBERTY sT. .-i.s0. ESQ. 100. 500.
$50 eco; 1000 1I;oo IL II 80 ga a. m a. 90 I ~
sundays. 1.s0' SEQ. 800. 100 100 a m.
y % noon 100 90 $40. ~; X go
FOR BALTIMORE AND " WASHIISGIoS- y
Ly: W. Sd ST,;Z7-50. $50; 1l-2o a. n n.
I59 s5e $50 s6 SO 2, oo M 10 dsy oa nv LlS IaSo
neon. zoo. 400, 6.OO 7.00 p m daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv, W s3o 80
, IC1S2 N sandays Ia n $50 'g a. n. s 20 in p n LT
LIBERTY $1,000 a m, Q-O0 satS
only, $40 p. NJ Sundays. 1000 l. En-'
VIA ALL RAIL-Lons Branch; As5uEy
Park. Ocean Grove. &c Lv. w. Esd ST.
$50. II. % a m. (l2.20. Leo sats; onlyJ, ~,
l2o. go. 42o does not stop a. At kpRs ka5
except sats.l. $40. $50, II.5o ,. N. sun
days. e.05, $50 a m. $50; $50 2 n Ly.
f12-40. 10 Sats- onIy). 1-3O. $50 ttSo
does not stop at Long Branch or Eun On
ssts). 80, s5l5 except ss5s1' S,SS' So ~ Is
IO.OO a. n, 400 $50 p N
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.-For Atlantic
Highlands. sea Bright. Monmouth Beach
Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
sc Lv Pier 81, N p Foot w 42d ST.
$50. 9.35, 1890 a. m. 1880. l 30. 9; 10;
AS. 5.25, 7.45 p. m. Sundays. 900, 1o.0o
N r, Foot Cedar 81. 9.15. 1000. 1l.O0
a n. loo 200 3. -. 445. 5.45. S. 10 p, m
sundays. $50. 1910 a. M, 1-3O. 400. s-lo
2. m.
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing offices: Liberty St CW- 23d st Tel;
EelS
Astor House, 24s. 434 1850 1854 Broadway.
Is2 Dos. 2s1 Fifth Ay.. 279S Third Av-, Ill
West I25th St. GAS Columbus Av-.- New
York; Court St, gas. 34k Fulton ST.. 4I9
Nostran6 Av-, BROOKLYN; $50 Broadway.
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25

ApVERTISEMENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received ar their Uptown
Onlce. No 1854 Broadway. between seth
vertissnlsnts received at the following
branch Offices az regular Office rates until 3
o'slock p. m. viz: 264 sth ave. a :.
East I4th st: 257 West AID St. between
Tth and sth aves.. 2e3 West 125th 81 ioss
81 ave- 1925 Sd ave-. near 9ist st.. i70s
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE of an execution on a lien. I.
Bernstein, Auctfoneer. will sell to-day at
a. H.. at 688 Halssy st, Brooklyn, tbs
right, title and interest Of said Daniel Dow
bankruptcy OF the estate o. Daniel Dow.
consisting OF one % horse. two top wagons
ana a set OF harness. By order Of Alfred
Freeman. Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25

1LOTR AND lIEAI-F7our was nrIaly nelo ao-cAyF
- better inquiry spring patents Z kansaA
s-gnts also n moderate oeL1S1ad 30
sese in prices Rve aou- Unchanged with & quiet
80 The following prices quoted on me New aolK
toeeee Exchaage: Spring patsntE- y 4ogSo o. EleL
= 1873 2; winter pe1s - so<a "a isss e
% % Ns ziater 50 40as2 90 RYE CF.-stsady, =
49, Far goo1. s. 159S4 90. choice 70 fancy Ss p
sv~,rSe CyREsIEAI-Fru- Sr1otscs KIN eI1e1' 9s-
~ AAAI-Fsr1u. Quoted: Fine Write ard yeio~'
49, oo1sSe. s. 50 aS1 60 FEEzI-NesteTn mn; CITY
- 9stsd: Wessern spr1ns, SIS S9 standard Efia-
- - - -four @. SO red cog $50 ~ 49, -
~ 80 1 ~ July shipment: hoHiny chops 80 oo eIl
= c.s ~ sao.s- oflnsai. S3i-
A1S-WEEAT-Consfderfn TIE news. wheat ois-
s-see good deal OF strength during me session
stS a times being 1c above the previous nIsh
ne close in New York was a q lo net hlsner
s.srlolE domestic markets. Il gathered fur1her
~ ~ n ne following hour, and In TACT was Hefy
~ sustained until the close. when reAIlzllB
&C. moderate eetbscks from best point OF me
fo~ IKE iats selling also helped BY predictions
ai.L- Iss~ers and cooler weather n the northwest
os-< a. this hss been the prediction Tor several
lss[ without results many traders were not
- p NE early buying WAS due 20 the fact that
n .elef nap showed relatively high temperature
ciss-s wheat states without important rains the
tnFT@ sne.ns made tast previous rainfall had been
Efts-lN Il put the crop fn good condition IN tae
scdeS z1e black reports from South DAKOTA
look r. '1s uneasy feeling over the NoEth~est ont
was ne Liverpool market showing = @ Y advance.
Il r. @aetor q strength the early market here
shes- leksn as Indication that Europe wants
Censss &C = disposed follow any sdvancitrg ten
&C., % t6is SIDE Il said that FTe1ch crop
rsss s~<NG rseSsS3- vas.s Ia A1UsHxsas
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
PED ID" LINE

PED ID" LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela
From Pier IL, near Wall St Ferry, Brooklyn
FOR SAN JUAN AND PONCE. PORTO
RICO.
SIS Philadelphia .-. SATURDAY. Aug. I. noon
FOR SAN JUAN, PORTO RICO.
IS. Caracas .-...- Saturday. Aug. Is, noon
FOR LA GUAYRA PTO. CABELLO.
CURACAO AND MARACAIBO
sSS. Aurora Saturday. Aug l. noon
sS Maraeaibo Saturday, Aug 3. noon
a Steamer --.-.-. Saturday, Aug 10. noon
sFreight only
These Steamers have Superior Accommo-
dattons for Passengers
BOCLTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers, So Wall ST
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25

AMERICAN LINE Eroa. Per PIE Is. = X
PLYMoUTH-CHERB SOUTHAMPTON
Majestic white Star Line. Pier 4s). July
-. 10 A NJ
philadelphia. Aug 1 New York Aug ID
ct Paul. Aug S St Louis Aug =
RED STAR LINE From Pier IA. = k
NEW YORK-DOvER~
hroonland- Aug. 1 Finland Aug .
Saderland- Aug g iceland .... Aug =
WHITE STAR LINE ts From n FER
NEW YoRK-QU'NST NSTOwN-LIVERPOO
Ceitlc--jQly 80. IL ami Cedric Aug f3. 10 am
Btlllc- aug. ., noon Arabic Aug. 20 noon
FLYMOCTH-CHERB .CISOTTT9A AMPTON
MAJESTIC uiy2S, ,1taTn peutolic- Aug. 5. loan
Oceantc-July .. 1Oam Adriatic-AuS = 10 an
Also REGCLAR- SAILINGS TO ITALY
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
GUE1ARDI=lNE9

From Piers 51-52-54 North River.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
CarmRnia- -JTy 2. Ppm Lusitania. Aug 8. 10 am
Iucania, July 20. .1Oarni Etrurfa. Aug 8. II am
CaInFanla- Augl ,10saI1l AIaureta1faAugf25 5prn
The MAURITANIA & L.CSITANIA. the
largest and fastest steamships in the world
viii hereafter sail on WEDNESDAYS in
augu-ating new SEHn-WEEKLY SER
VICE.
HUNGARIAN-A8fERI SERVICE.
TO FTCME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
sLAVONIA- -----.. Aug. 8. noon; Sept. "a
FANNONlA -.--.-..--.A Aug -, noon
CARPATHLA ......-....-..-.Se Sept 8 noon
CARONIA A.-....--..-.-- -N Nov Is
VERNON H BROWN. General Agent,
21-24 State St. opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
DEsKs ANB OFFICE FUESrTUKE
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