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LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Poultry Roosters-ISQl6c. Turkeys-Live. sSc. Ducks-SoqSzc. Fryers-1 to lbs. Soc lb; h.. 4sc. Hens-SaS0c. Geese-1zc.
 Fresh Eggs-45Q6Sc.
 Butter Creamery-55cQS7
 Fish Spanish Mackerel-20a2lhc hc. Pcmpano-S5c.
 Salt Water Trout-2092ae. Mixed Fish-l2c.
 Gray Snapper-Tfeadiess and drawn, 14c. Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, 200 Hc.
 Fresh Water Perch-1214c. Grouper-iSA414c.
 Shrimp-11612a1c.
 Meats D. S. Clear Bellies-SyAc. D. S. Rib Bellies-2S. 4cc. Pure Lard-S7%c.
 Choice dressed Beef-Top. 1s02sc; me- dium. 20921c.
 Hams-Regular, s5QsSc; skinned, s51ssc. Picnic Hams-2S5lzc.
 Bacon-Best. +S1sc; lower grade, 37dssc. Pork Loins-34c.
 Live Stock
 (Union stock Yards.) Fed Steers:
 Good to Choice-s11912 Medium to Good-S9G11. Common to Medium-s7ds. Grass cattle. according to weight, quail ity ana flesh:
 Steers-$9QI11.
 Fat Ccws-S7Gs.
 Medium Cows-$6d7.
 Cutters-s6@650
 Canners-s4. .5Gd55
 Heavy Bulls-s7.50@S. 50. Light Bulls-s6@7. Oxen-s4. 50aS.
 Fat Yearlings-S7GS.
 Medium Yearlings-s6d7 VealerS-$S@12.
 Hogs:
 Choice Corn Fed Hcgs, 1so and mp. ss d20
 Choice Corn Fed Hogs 1s5 to Is5-s17@1S. Choice Corn Fed Hogs, 90 to 135-si54l.. Light Pigs, 90 pounds down-s1Sdl5. Best Heavy Rough Hogs-s16T17. Half Fat Rough Hogs-$l3G15. / Soft and oily hogs from 1c to Sc per pound less than above prices. Produce Sweet Potatoes-s4 per hamper. Lemons-$S.V .VGS.50, Peanuts-11112c. Cabbage Alabama. $5 crate. Irish Potatoes-s350 per cwt. New Irish Potatoes-596c lb. Onions-Red Globe. s450d5.00 per 100 Beans-$2. Peppers-$3 hamper. Oranges-California, s7. Bananas-Extras. s07c. Grapefruit-s7. Limes-sl.50 per 100. Texas Onions-$4. 50lo. %. Beans-S2 hamper Peaehes-s250 50Q3 crate. Watermelons-2066 Pineapples-su crare. Peacbes-s2 50@3.50. Meal and Feedstuff
 Mixed Horse-y7o.
 Old Style Hulls-s17. Velvet Bean Meal-Ae. Corn-s2,3o
 Corn Chops-&.25. No. White Oats-ssc per bushel Shorts-$s. Bran-s4S. c, S. Meal, per cent--sss. Peanut Meal-$55. Hen Feed-s41o per 1oo-lb sack. Economy Dairy Feed-s62 Choice Pea Green Afalfa-s45. Wheat Straw-S1S. Timothy-sE. Hides and TaIlow No. l green salt hides, i4m45c. l No. green salt hides, 4244sc. l No. l green hides, 3Sdl4oc | No. ? green hides. 36n2sc. | No. 1 dry flint hides, 49d50c. No. ? dry flint hides, 4704sc. No 1 dry salt hides. 46047c No. , dry salt hides. i5d4sc. Sheep skins, 50c@sl. Horse hides. $G1l0 Colt skins, 75cG$1.o0. How skins. 506l75c. Tallow, 12415c. Wool--Clear washed, 60@70c: clea, grease 5od65c burry wool, 250t35c Gin seng, wild. s10@t3 Cotton Strict middling ................, 344 Strict low middling ............ 339s Middling ............h h........ 291a Good middling .......e....--... 341a .a.-
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Liverpool Cotton Rv Asnseiafed prAaa

Liverpool August 1--Cotton, spot quiet; prices weak. good middling 20. sS, fully middling 20.4s middling 1e.sS low modelling 1891; good ordinary 1s.4S; ordinary 1895. Sales 5000 bales; in- cluding 2.4o0 American. Receipts e5.- 900 bales. including s4,so0 American. Futures closed irrN-ular and unsettled. September 21.32; October 21.45; January e1.60; March 21.60; May 21.57.
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Money Market

New York, Aug 1.-Mercantile paper 5i4Ifs sterling so-day bills 4.s1ts: com mercial 60-day bills on banks 4.31A; com mercial So-day bills 43l; demand 4ss; cables 436. Francs demand 7.2s; cables f.G Builders demand S7ss cables 57ss. Lire demand s.61 cables s.59; marks de- mand SIS; cables 6lz. Government bonds irregular; railroad bonds irregular.
 Time loans strong 60 days, 90 days and six months 6 bid
 Call money easier; higher 6; low ai ruling rate 6; closing bid A offered at 5: last loan 5.2 Bank acceptances 6.
 London, Aug. Bar silver 55Hd per ounce. Money 27s per cent. Discount rates short bills 3 7-166311 per cent; three months bills s-16Gsss per cent
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New Orleans Futures

New Orleans, August 1.-The cotton market closed steady at a maximum limit net of 145 to 1ss points advance.
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Port Cotton.


 New Orleans: Middling 3425c; ex- Galveston: Middling, 35c; sales, 721 Mobile Middling. ss.75c; receipts. 2; stock 25,658.
 Savannah Middling, ss.5oc; receipts, 4476; sales, 422; stock, 253, ,4s1. Charleston: Middling. 33.5ce; re- ceipts 196; stock, 53,5s0.
 Wilmington: Middling, 33.25c; re- ceipts 80: stock, 65.201.
 Texas City: Stock, 9282. Norfolk: Receipts, s51; stock. S5,35L Baltimore: Stock. 475o. Boston: Middling. 34.20c; stock. 77t2. Philadelphia: Middling. s5.s5c; re- ceipts, 150; stock. 5sS2.
 Minor ports: Stock. 5s,17S. Total today: Receipts. 5S14; exports 335s; stock. 1.225,6s4
 Total for week: Receipts. 7S,36o; ex- ports, 113,981
 Total for season: Receipts. 5s14; ex-
 Interior Movement Houston: Middling. s4.50c; receipts 234s; shipments, 1888; sales. 527. Memphis: Receipts. 520; shipments 2s5s: sales. 5s1; stock, 1s7,5os. Augusta: Middling. 33.s2c; receipts 5ss; shipments. 23s0; sales. 3s.12s; stock 36, 136
 St. Louis: Middling, 345Oc: receipts 1872; shipments. l27S; sales. 5o1; stock 11.s1s.
 Little Rock: Middling, ss.75c: re. ceipts, 87.4S4; sales. 19,5S3
 Total today: Receipts, 67,361; ship. ments, S1.164; stock, 424.359.
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Cotton Seed Oil


 New York, August 1.-After starting lower under scattered liquidation i'm duced by federal investigation of high living costs, cottonseed oil firmed up on the bullish government report on cotton, but again reacted with lard and grains. At the close October was unchanged, while later months showed net losses of 20 to S1 points. Sales, 5100 barrels. Prime crude. nominal; 1; prime summer yellow spot, 27.50c: Sep tember. 27c; December. 24.20c; March, 24.19c.
 Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement New Orleans, August 1.--Comparisons are to actual dates not to close of corre- spending weeks
 Statement of worlds visible supply: Total visible last week, 4S226. 900: same date last year. 2.9es,ooo; same date year before. 2,730.000.
 Of this the total American this week, s.166 900. last week, s.2s4, 900: last year. l. ST, 900; year before 1,426.00o.
 All other kinds this week, 1,596. .0O00 last week, 1.5s2 900; last year 1.os7, 900; year be- fore, 1,304.000
 Visible in the United States this week. ,931 900: this date last year. 1,5s5, 900. Visible in other countries this week. 2.- s31. 600; this date last year, 1,3S4.000
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Sugar Market.

BY EyS06l&t60 Pto1N
 New York August 1.-The raw suga- market was unchanged at 7.28c for centrifugal to the refiner. Board re- ported purchases of s75,0oo bags of Cuban. This is the first purchase since the middle of last month.
 Tn refined conditions are unfavorable with most refiners still out of the mar ket. awaiting the arrival of raw su- gars. They are still busy on old or ders which are still somewhat delayed. Prices are unchanged at cents for fine granulated.
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Chicago Futures
Cash Grain

Cash Grain
 Chicago, August Cash corn: No. ?, mixed. s1.9s; No. 2, yellow, $2@ ZOE. Oats: No. ?, white, TIA Q SocN N No. 8, white, 77@S0c. Rye: No. 2, $1.s3@1.64 Barley, $1.34@1.4S; timothy, $96 1.50 clover. nominal. Pork. nominal; lard 33.50c; ribs. 27.25@2S.25c
 St. Louis, August 1.-Corn No 2. yellow, $1.eS@s; No. 2, white, $2i0. Oats. s2.75@2.7e; No. 3, white, 77la Q 1sc
 Kansas City. August 1.-Cash whea.. unchanged to 1c lower; No. 2, hard. $2.23 @225; No 3, $2.20@2.30; No. 1, red, s2.19; No. 2, $21.15h @2.1s. Corn, unchanged to cents lower; No. 2, mixed, $1.95; No. 2. white, $2.oe@2.0T; No. 2. yellow, s1.ss@1.ss. Oats, un- changed; No. 2, white, soc; No. 2, mixed. 74@75c. Rye. $1.36@1s5
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New Orleans, August 1-Rough rice sales none; receipts 800 sacks. millers 500. Clear rice sales none. Receipts none.
 Produce Market
 By Associated Press St. Louis, August 1-Poultry unchanged, except hens 261z: springs g. Butter creamery unchanged. New York. August 1-Butter firm; re- ceipts 9,5A; first 5906.
 Eggs irregular; receipts 73,<s; frsts H@5o
 Cheese steady receipts 1.7s7; average run 3ihGeDx
 Live poultry irregular; broilers s40H i; fowls 31@32; roosters 21. Dressed quiet and unchanged Chicago, August 1.-Butter easier; cream cry 4a5s
 Eggs lower; receipts SITS cases. frsts 4111f7421: ordinary firsts. 39@391z; at mark, cases included. 3sG41: storage packed frsts, 421a@43. fowls 30.
 Kansas City, August 1.-Butter and pou,- try unchanged. Eggs F cent higher; firsts 444; seconds s.
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Metal Market. Rv Aesnef.$ad prHax

New York, August Cooper quiet: electrolyctic spot 2s1a; futures 2sis@e4 iron steady and unchanged.
 Metal exchange quotes lead easy; spot offered at 570: September 5s5. Spelter weak; East St. Louis delivered spot of fered at 73714; September TAO.
 At London spot copper G100, 17s, Cd futures s101. 12s, Sd electrolyctic spot; e110, futures e125 tin spot s275, 5s, fu- lures e2S9. 5s.
 Lead spot 245, 5s; spelter spot sF, 5s; futures e41, 15s.
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 fered at 7s714; September TAO.
 At London spot copper G100, 17s, Cd futures .e101. 12s, Sd electrolyctic spot; e110, futures e125 tin spot e275, 5s, fu- lures e269. 5s.
 Lead spot a45, 5s: spelter spot eA, 5s; futures G41, 15s.
 Live Stock
 By Associated Press
 Chicago, August 1.-Hogs: receipts 5000; estimated tomorrow 5000; 25 to 50 cents lower than yesterdays top level.
 Heavy weight 21.50@2s.1o medium weight e1.50@2s.25; light weight 21.25 @23.15; light light 20.75@224O; heavy packing sows. rough, 1s.50@20.5o; pigs 1S.50@20.75.
 Cattle: Receipts 1,ooo estimated to- morrow 1000; weak
 Beef steers, medium and heavy weight: choice and prime 16.50@1825: medium and good 12.oo@ 1900; common 10.0o@12.oo; light weight: good and choice 15.50@17.25: common and med ium $50 e 1850; butcher cattles, heifers 7.oo@14.25; cows s.75@1s.5o; canners and cutters 5.75@s.75; veal calves, light and handy weight 1s.oo@f7.oo; feeder steers S.00@13.50; stocker steers. 1000 HOO; western range steers 5000 1900; cows and heifers 7.25@12.75.
 Sheep: Receipts 4.o00;. estimated to- morrow 1000: firm; lambs s4 pounds down 13.00@1s.75; common and medium 500 0G 12.50; yearling wethers 10000 12.5o; ewes, medium. good and choice T.o0@9.oo; culls and common 9.75 @ $50.
 4sa Kansas City, August 1.--Hogs, re- ceipts 5000: uneven; bulk 22.S0 @ 23. %; heavies 23.0o6 24.15; mediums 2275@ O 2s.ao; lights s2.5o@2s.oo; light lights 22.00@22.75; packing sows 21.50@22.75; pigs 1s.00@21.25.
 Cattle receipts 1,600; weak; heavy beef steers choice and prime 1s.5o@ 1850; medium and good 1925 @16.35 common 11.25@13.5o: light weight good and choice 14.25 0 1740; common and medium s00@14oo; butcher cattle heifers 12.35@14@35: cows 6.10@12.s5; canners and cutters 5000 600; veal calves light and handy weight 12.25 O 14.o0: feeder steers S.75 @3s.75; cows s.10 @12.s5; canners and cutters 5.eo@6.00; veal calves. light and handy weight 1925 @14.00 feeder steers 9.75 5@12.75, stocker steers 6.65@1150. Sheep. receipts 1,500. steady; lambs 11.25M16.25; lambs, culls and common 500 @ 12.0o: yearling wethers 9.00@11.25; ewes 5.00@s.5o; ewes. culls and common feeder lambs 12.75@14.50. East St. Louis. Ills, August 1.-Hogs, receipts 1000; lower; top 1855; bulk 22.S0@2300; heavy weight 22.S0@23.45; medium weight 22.so@2s.55; pigs 15.oc @21.00.
 Cattle. receipts 1.50o. steady; beei steers, medium and heavy weight, me- dium and good 1z.50@1740; veal calves light and handy weight 1S.50@ 1900 stocker steers 7.0o@10.00. Sheep, receipts 1000; steady; lambs S4 pounds down 14.o0@1s.75; ewes me- diuin and choice s.50@s.00.
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been done on SO much tonnage that II
Is no longer 70 be regarded as the ex-
ceptional price. but rather that at winch
great deal OF tonnage Is moving. ana
2.65 cents as the exceptional price, which
obtains only when special conditions IN
tervene or tonnage is small. The market
Is quoted accordingly at ESQ to ESQ
cents. .
The iron and steel scrap market Is In
quiescent state. There Is nothing
like slump in values, but there is prac-
tically no trading in scrap, even between
dealers. On the basis OF recent transac-
lions quotations are reduced on heavy
melting steel and machine shop turnings
so cents ton, and on railroad wrought
iron 81 ton. Other quotations are un-
changed from week ago, but all quota
lions are more or less nominal.
Heavy pressure for tin plate is re-
ported, and II is doubtful whether or not
the usual period Of slack operation will
occur this fall. The order books Of most
mills are in such condition that no slack
ening is In prospect. The American
Sheet and Tin Plate Company has sched-
uled Its mills through the first week ir
November, leaving all business that may
be booked from now on to be scheduled
for later rolling. The leading Interest
tin mills. an Increase of per cent. com.
pared with last weeks showing.
/ The local pig iron market is flrm bu
| not particularly active. Buying II
chiefly by consumers who are contracted
to the end of the year, but conclude tina
they had better purchase a little add
tional iron. Practically no demand foi
Besserner or basic is in the open market
but requirements against regular con
tracts are fairly heavy. In foundry iFol
there has been a disposition on the par
of a few sellers to ask a premium of 8
a ton for deliveries for the remainder o
the. year and the extra price has beef
paid on several small transactions to
falling 5000 tons or more. The regula
market Is regarded still as being at tn
old prices and many furnace interest
are opposed strongly to any effort {
boost prices at this time. The marke
thus Is quotable unchanged as follows
Bessemer. s27.95; basic. s25.75; foun
dry, s26.75; forge. $2b.75. Those price
I are (. o. b. valley, freight to Pittsburl
t1.40.
Furnace coke is sitter and foundr,
coke has undergone a sharp advance =
the last week. For both grades slightl
increased demand IL noticeable on tn
whole, but the chief cause of tn
strengthening is the difficulty expert
enced In producing, Not as many buy
ers of spot and prompt coke are in tn
market as there were recently, but Their
are enough to make room for all tina
can be spared The market is quotabl
as follows: Furnace. SAL @5; foundr,
s69e.50.
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TWO ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
Hoidup Suspects File Bars of
Greene County Lookup.
Special Dcspatch 10 The Sun.

Special Despatch TO The Sun.
cATsKILL, Sept. 1S.-Joseph Match
trek, alias yellow Richard" Henches,
alias Sparrow" Michael Corcoron. alias
"one Eyed" corcoran, and John Muir
ray alias Red, Murray, who are ac-
eused Of holding up /. Shummackler.
taking his money and automobile July
Is and WHO were captured by a posse
the following day, escaped from the
Greene county Jail here this morning
BY saving through twelve tool steel
bars -
The highwaymen. both of whom had
broken odt of jail before, were MEM
oers Of a gang operating from Little
Ferry, Nj. Matcherek Is suspected OF
being contacted with a murder case in
New Jersey The men undoubtedly were
assisted by outsiders, who passed the
saws through the windows OF the local
jail.
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FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
raouidation of $1,000, 900
War Paper Is Feature of
Weeks Report.
s..clnr pe,raioh TO Tn. sus.

Epfcidl Dosr0tCh 70 VHh SUN.
WARRINGTON, Sept 13.-Liquldation
., ,i1O,7OO,OOO of war paper and a
esther gain Of s51.1oo,0oO In gold in
,r,r,t or in custody in foreign countries
-. Indicated in the. Federal Reserve
Roard's weekly statement.
Against the large reduction In the
,o,ainss of war paper the banks re-
,o-, increases of SIS. 900, 900 in other dis
oounts and Of s7,3oO,ooo in acceptances.
war PAPER holdings of the Cleveland.
ch,caeo. St Louis and Minneapolis banks
,nclude s45, 100000 OF paper discounted
snr other Federal Reserve banks, while
s.csntance holdings OF the Kansas City
~ san Francisco banks are inclusive
~ $4,000, 900, purchased from other
Tsasral Reserve banks. against $751;
soo 600 In the week before.
Temporary advances to the Govern
,rsnt by the New York and Chicago
ssrks PENDING the receipt of funds from
S.nositary institutions account mainly
Sop net increase of s91.400,0oo In the
Sodlngs Of Treasury certificates.
f,overnment deposits show a decline
q, S25.500. 900, while reserve deposits
want ND s45,2O0.0 900 and other deposits
,rcudng foreign Government credits
tss 900 900. On the other hand the float
,syried BY the Federal Reserve banks
and the gold held in custody abroad
roth Of which items are treated as de-
auctions from gross deposits. show In
grasses OF $10.100,0o0 and $51,10o.eOo
Ths result is a decrease OF $4,000 in
net deposits. Federal Reserve note cir
raIation increased ss,5Oo,Ooo notwith.
Standing substantial reduction In Fed,
.sral Reserve note circulation reported
=" ,ha New York bank. The banks
s,rrerate liabilities of Federal Reserve
ssni note circulation Increased $500.
sss cold reserves went up $500, oot
and total cash reserves s1.eoo.ooo. Th'
hanks. reserve ratio continues I'M
changed at 50,4 per cent.
The following table shows the condt
tion of the banks in the system at th'
slose of business last night:
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UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.

REPORT Of the unclaimed deposits, diyi-
SzS6 III SE SSs { { d. TSi
the pr9yisaSns OF the Banking Law. Sections
Fun name s II depositor Date .o,..,
moMn sesidsncs s1 or post original S q
Mildred Giisi al Z. BAXTER. Pei
ham road. New Ro- - ,ooo ..oo .,
john eSfH' v; peKasyy. Lon. :. w., ,oOo 0o
periai Hotel. N. Z. q. Sept. 10. 1912 5o77
Forty-second ST., Man
hAttanville 4 St, Mich
Third sy., II. Y. O.. Apr. s. 1910 sol.47
PARK row. New York
MsnS.it.n Centre I'm -'U' " i'-'
RTS Wsss San i sssa e. Y: 49,.
Edward Marissociiies Real ~ '
sstS st.. n. y, q. OCT ~. 1910 $500
yiile. Mass. -, - Apr. 20. 1908 72.I7
s4th st. n. Y. q. w. Apr. ~. 1918 1o2.s1
s;eth st.. n. Y. q q. Sept 10, 1918 o7.ss
Nassau ST., II. Y. o.. May 7, 1912 ssos7
West a4th ST., y. O Aug. 10, 1909 ss.o4
Syndicate Service Cor
st., n. Y. G. $50. "ec July 20. 1910 27s.49
Filth sv., N. We =. Jan. IL. 1911 lOo.os
J. ThepnlssesS. o66
MAEbridse Bldg, NJ. 90 ,ooo
State OF New York, county Of New York, IS.
W.T.. II. KOELSCH, President. and LEON
A, NORCROSS Asst. Cashier OF the New
NetheriAnd Bank OF New York, bank located
and doing buIinsss IN the dty o. New York, in
said county, being duly sworn, each for him
self, says that tho foregoing report Is a full:
true and coTect stAtenent o. the unclaimed
Netheiand Bank Of New York: made in &C
cordance with the provisions Of Sections 1874
and aio OF Chapter 400 OF the banking Law
as shown by the books OF said bank on the
". r. ID. k0EIscH. President,
! LEON A. NORCROSS, Asst. Cashier.
| severally subscribed and sworn TO by both
Opponents the 18th day Of September. 1919
| before mo HARRY j. STEVENS,
fSeal.l Notary Public.
/ New York County No $50. New YORK
Register No 1914. Commission expires
! March 80, le2o
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Quiet Reigns I'm Honduras.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Advices to
NE State Department to-day from
Issucigalpa reported the general situa-
uon in Honduras quiet. although some
evolutionary disorders still were con-
tnuing on the north coast.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

I'D ST. IS W.-Near Park; exceptional
sccor1mo dations' beautiful private home.
spacious rooms. private baths, superior
table Columbus 1881.
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HELP WANTED,

MAN as butler &C.; wife, chamber
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Ratio of total reserves to net deposit and
FEDERAL reserve note liabilities combined. 5O.i
per cen, ..
Ratio Of gold reserve TO Federal reserve
notes In circulation after setting aside 81
per cent against net deposit liabilities. 90
Der cent. 80
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AGENTS.

AGENTs-One cent invested in n postal
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PATENTS.

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WATSON n. COLEMAN. Patent LAwys4
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
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twenty five years.
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RELIEVED FROM SUSPENSION AMI
RESTORED TO DUTY.
PATROI.MAN

Joseph Horn, No.. 1905 18th Prsc., to
take effect p. NJ. September II.
The following designations are accepted;
PATRoLMEN
To take effect IL P. NJ. September IL:
Louis C. Rheinbold, No. GAS. 26th Prec.
Frederick Manney. No. 5736, l0lst Pree.
PROBATIONARY PATROLMEN.
To take effect IL P. II. September 6:
Peter A. Carusco, No. 1sis, HeadQuRr-
tiers Division Training School.
To take effect IL P. M, Sept 10:
John w. OConnor, No. 3744, Headquar-
tiers Division Training school.
To take effect ~ p. NJ, September IL:
Charles Z. o'Neiii. No. 1877. s5th Prec
AMENDMENT.
So much OF paragraph I. 9. o. 2o7. c. s
John T, Mccarthy. No. loo73. 11sth Prec.
ls hereby revoked.
DROPPED FROM ROLLS.
PROBATIONARY PATROLMBN.
The capacity Of Probationary Patrolmer
Luke J. Browne, No. ,1ls3, 18TH Prec.
Angelo c. viscardi, No. 11ee. 2eth Preo.
and Edward Mulherdn, No. iii, sist Preo.
while on probation having been unsatisfac
tory TO the Police Commissioner, the sale
Luke J. Browne, Angelo c. Vtscerdi ant
Edward Mulherin are hereby dismissed
from the service OF this Department, 4
take effect at tho end Of their probation
airy period, midnight, September IL.