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THE MARKETS
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
New York. June 22. it**?.
husV. SOOißutter. pkgs ... 10,443
•T>w iark* l-N«>iCheese. pkss 1.75«
B"%« 1.1!-. E«s. pkgs U.ll*
tost TO i Dreseed poultry, rkjes. 1.4*1
Se *m»9' sS-Vc* ZstaiL.lv* poul-ry. crates.. 1.450
CT^.!^ - ' ■« ■ -on. bale-. . . 3.^75
P~a- rT^.hi. .. 17*. Ar-rlcots iCali. pkc*.. 2.2iX>
£?l.M f CMtTIBB (Catt. pk*- . KYX-.0
s^!i Pi** IS. 5 " lemons <Cal». pkST* - 3"0
. E*fflJ. JJ* 4:sOranges <CaU. pke*.. fi.715
{ Rf- s£.■„ - -'■• Peaches .Cal.. k. . LMO
t-^kiS 4.025! Pears «CaJ). pkg«.... 15
t 2^*r *»„« * 1 Plums «C»j». pkits... BJM
2 »Sr € w tM ■ "-■ Onions, bbl* 1.675
I * Tl tT .'jr-vw 275 rotate*"*, bbls 43.475
I ' X kec* •■■ 4.(» I Orange* <Fla.. boxes. 450
* **5" f a«es .tO; pjnearrle* <FTa>. cats, 1.150
' bbis- ■-- -, Tear.uts. sacks 2.875
tP»-.rwf caw.. 317 Rice pkt« 525
: '^V rKgs 2W>JRoBIa. bbls 2.200
?T_-" "-''• hWs - 2<<-* I Spirits turp. bb1»..... l*Vt
•ISTetock. tierces... 7s Hide*, 'Mis poo
i;-t«- bush 22.<VW Mojass^s. rMs ........ as*
' r_r*v;^ IX.«2»| Moac. bale* ; .'. 50
£S"*u«V 7i r«v. c -,-. bbls 275
*'.! ' hurt fl.000 ! Tobacco. hh«» ... BM
K^-e^-' hush ■ 72. ifm I Tobacco, tier.-*- .. ■ • ■*•
ffiffVMsh-.T.v "-** 1 Tobacco, rkfrs 2.W0
r?«r:«c)n. 22,«771
EXPORTS.
_-._.. saal • llS.f«;i>f;n»a ret. tal*. . .1.720.712
r-J-7 rash . 16.275) Gasolene, pals 9.000
XT-f bUi! 1 ! !.«»«; Cotion*e«a oil. gals. 22P.550
i!r.':.~l« >•■■'•■ *•*•*• Lubricating -41. gals 645.190
j SS^u 2:524! Pork, Mis 247
rt^fc, . 2T.5«7 Bee. rM* " 413
. - 170 B*ef tcF . _V>
' r»iS""Ti' 45.200J Bac-on. rb 556.725
£_: a*-';: s.«v» mm*. n> i «"0
J]ll, " (i^ 2 .Me. Lard. Vt- C.0«4.yt0
' ieSSeS ca> M" I*--1 nil. n!> «.i"V*
*■ -"J-- - . . a.4» 2f*' Grease. rb IP2.<X»o
CEgV.u-r pain. r. :.«-. Butter. Tb SO.OOO
|*to.t*t» . P^4 (
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
___. bush 2<v«.:c.7 Ta-. taki . .';..- 12
JSTlbna* . . 21 ,«S9 s Cnide ret. gals ... 885.90S
25*.i«rt 12.4W Ref.ned pet gals 14'- B2
27;^ bush - ♦ r "' l Naphtha. gai« 2f».oof>
ETtaSB .. 1.233 i Gasolene. gals 14.600
£!«-'f ' bu*h S-SSS '' F. sMuum. £»'•<= 2.000
i^"..' m - . 15.24*! c-tt-ns-«d on sslf S2l.^7^
. UZ?- ra Ck » 47.027 ! Lubricating oil. pals t.2«>.e74
'..,_, r*S» 8.140; Pork, bN« . 1.441
* tL*'"'!*: . 4«-.S« IW.f. DMS 555
I I •• a " 14.1^ Beef, tcs 638
KSaeefl *«».. 2*' Bacon. -. 5.P44.325
m.-Tim^f* - 432 Ham*. Th e7.«V*>
Sn-« ral^s sag Lard. - . s.2»!aon
aKXtf jralf SS« Lerrt oil. ril« «.000
BfTi* —•« ... lt.W«! Ptearlne Tb ... eo.oOO
t^SC'Tb lSo.fi=si Tallow. Tr .. 252/« vi
ISS»L*I» 5.0K7.100! Crease. ».'.... 4-M.»V>rt
c ..-.'. -— t-'-- •M.W*: Putter, -> «m» cm
-. - "> • «ir- <"-,»•-» 47f:«40
CASH QUOTATIONS.
L_ y*. x« 1 ffiy.Jl" 25 J Cotton. BttMHna 12
;_., Ea "No 2 sof. . . -•■-•> Coffee, No - Bio. **
£1, f MOO ! Sugar gxanulatfa 540
'*t» r-^rer Ingots. 12 S5 . ! llolaai**. OK. prime * ft
iff- r - p...^ > . . . 27 7S Beef family . ftt 124
Erc*ar-** 2ead «» B«f nam». 27 25
S^W . 4.35 ! -,;-» prim* ->%
IT ■Lbs* seVswfl... SXB*! pork, re*** JS 12H
r g£jc» 2 mixes ... TT Hon. ar--«-fl. I** ». *'**
! r-".. sfi t*. S2 n>.... JUH'Lard rr"rr» 903,
; new. He » •*-■•« I '•'"' <
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
I New York. June 22. IMS.
COFFEE — The coffee market - as barely steady to
• fcrV-'t r-aii=S quiet. There seemed to be. some *". ing
rrWorter*. probably against firm offers, and Europe
: 2« n s^-fed tiW Force ccfiee to KB for May <M' V«£
i -►* kzrk<i eased «*? slightly ur.der these offerings. in the
S,r - ' bttf sup, —ad>. «"- ur.char.f-i
r?7 -.o-ts lower. Saies were reported of 13.0f«J bags.
. - -
££*/ £art£f sported In? cnWe. and receipts at
l^rfsr Twists were ai>out the same ■* recently. For
rJr^T- wVfk --c^ipts at the two port* have been P3.<».<o
£L"V ■- ".- the same MSk BSM JW«4
ftV^ ■ - •Ti*hO«« MUM
IBHHffll
tf wr.'xh inclceir.g
«£« '- - • ■ • Ba ™ P ' -^ F.V-.aV-'-
SS 4s* to t£ vmted saw. t>. »^» ~, htp _
sc; follows: Stock. M.O* **£*• for the week
£?i£la«' Wr "djjtofcr.- SS^SffVMitet to-day
t T' -* euKi»** • lrrr *"
«■»«■ l«kiiii-. Eatur-
Op<^r*. Hi*h. M pg^ «£»
Jcr* - "" _ 8.85«i-W £S
Aup^t - j,^, 5.55 555f5.W 6.M
SSsgS"::."r:=r*».s |«'«i i^^ |
§S^::- Ris ■£ 5 -^ K^ol-v^. ».«
p*rnary — _ _ 5»^»« fgj?
«»rrh - _ _ ».«OSS-«5 £■£>
*prU «P5 Rps B^s B*0«S.«» •••'•'
S V^m>N-T^e";^ !«£-*£ SSg
ertac to exoelleat weaiher «no ere? » ,-cr.tinent and
SvoraW «*,^S^ in""st in the near n«m*«.
lißu^i'ior by th* tralllr* wag I "J^^ -;->,,» market closed
U- «-.". --me-" at - .
- te ... acrouTit c^J'"" 1 :^ r^n some b-ar
MM ic:^ iraereJt. A^^-^'fne the«Ty that Increasing
■ ■ ■ v "" r,' a «'v- - - ■
-.-■ er , N«, Fr
",• at mm**M»*; cotton wj 1 ™ 1 T v C - b r7aken
5 t-. t v. N-r. Or'ears
K» ptntrr rperui&ave lr».ereot in in eTi<l
tsj jsjsj 5 ;.-::'ws: Tester-
Or.n:r.jr. H^h. I>>w. Clo*^ *Jgj
i 1 I § if
&-:*■"•*» ».=3 5.13- «•«•.» ••»
•tUC s»,^. M b^e.; Baltimore Ji«*ft."ffsJ
■tJJfcc: Avuiti flnr.. "" chan Vt » 11 iVc- saw 74
X: uttta B«* unchanged at %'£?
Rbte» c^;: £rl d «msr. unchanged at n%es Mlefc «••
U,es Charlotaß «-m us<-h*r,se4 at 11 He Winning
s steady, un-
Estimate •
J»r t*e- it oalwcton 4OOft to 5.000. ngs.nst -.31
rleans
«-* and **« !»»•
Spot cot
• • ano export
to q / w ..^- "w^. r»'.l P !». 27.W.0; American
"W, A rr^:fa U r.i«.nd. O.i.Sd P Futures opened quiet
June;Jul>
•ug j« -•■. em ■-•
■
■
.r^^r-^V^
mportar.'
b, cjuotiti^.. RV« Sour dull «t old qu^a
--^ T^« l-llowine ar« prices quoted on JgJ^.^SS
»»r ...
Sfc-t s -MiiYr .rtin No 1 winter. »7<»c«sac
riy.lß-Qu.et .0
** 10 *ooc. $4>^s4 80; choir* to far. ■• . »4 S. -jV>-
Irted. CR SS
-^- "Fine »■! .< . " •
c^rw, «1&5. FEED- WVrtern quiet ; city ftea^
•- .» t'liiv naridarr: mi-id. in >. *-2"'
d- }-v. ^ ■*•""•• dtv bran. irM hulk. y-4»
_<*.*l\ ■ • ;..,.'.■• for • *«<«* de
ft"
:
fe»52S *ttSSS ££&£ and f£.,«^«l?f&sl*S:
S^- S^ r^,^ ''•■ "- rn^ht" b^**a
SSP I^- 'hi, future was wOTMtttUr • U^** U V S . Jf £^n
■
■
«^ •• m thrashlne results In Missouri. St*X»^
• • rk iii «?h
fiELS"* l^ •«3 of «l.820.«>0 bushel*, con: P*«^ »^, n
«sK°fc^«li bat week: a»»o « *»r»**|; ?„» T»
2? !E lh < quami'v on passage for the »«*•
■JftL 1 • ' "•-***
ggytel bwt thowed an uaoffietaJ decrease of Jj- 0"
.'att.'^rs^d v.lth 702/K""> bushels last *«" There
B«*ttaue^ dutaeej in *«>c.rt circles, as rooet Wds ■ came
K>w ror b.rin.** Liverpool futures cl P»^l *,
;
?3r5S: ?^= « o i> afloat apot'««g ***£? JS*S
s*£ ■ . . \he tulk
SSS th.^w ai" ln th ? w-w -* t market, although easier
£-re c^4M,i h V* and c b low Saturday. There was
t^Tri «^«t $s*? Eastern Kansas and Central Mis
was saw^ta l!l A ba * kwi »"»- condition of the crop, which
Th« i«tiVi?« , *™ ' a " a r " ult of 11 fcea^T rains.
2" *" i l ™ " pf « a cars for Tuesday at Chicago checked
eaStaa^ftfTS*? wmewhat after midday, tending to
l-?~rt3-i^ ;i' r ,? i " m "i« that • smaller movement V a i
to h*^-> r^^ d L nent» were reported by Broomhall
attwMk^^? bushels compart with 3.730.000 bushels
<wai«M BAJvSV'S vl * lhl * "99 | »r» r - wltnout 'he lakes, de
w,Ti 4-ft?^ vv * n " - At al! Interior points the rec»ipts
vJI .35??. bush compared with 1,004.<V>0 bushels a
eiev«tor ««*■— 2 " m her ' *' a " quoted 7fi He nominal in
rat. «-«, "' 7Tc ,, f ° b afloat - OATS— The market for
Plaint.^ f»a«rally strontr and higher again on com
e' m,',^w aiuch *» weather in the Ohio Valley and
nt Vh. IS bI * cror nd " lr> in other (.»-i|one. A part
hut T**-t *'** lost n *' ar th " c los uni^r realizing.
«L rric 'VUIIV Ull showed a little net advance at Chi-
S« to ri-??^ **^l- rnark<? t here closed *• follows: Mixed.
Ha > JrJ?* '*<S^: natural white. » to SI rb. 57H@t3Oc.
Md capped white. 32 to 40 n>. B»©67c. RYE— Market
BARIJ-T- 2 Market nominal. nominal, fo b New York.
*JA RLE Y— Market nominal.
NEW YORK PRICES.
S-ptembcr pit, 83 i 4Si » P2\ P2H
Com: >
July ... _ _ _ - a », 7SH
P*rtember .. . 7 «v 77. 7fi»i 76\ 77
_^ CHICAGO TRICES.
■'■ • S«»i ?7H B*H 8«H P64
September Ml,M 1 , IHi MB*M 8 * 651* «* "
- * r • • W> 67 »» !W fr,:, BOTi
Corn:
July 6!»H 70\ 69 CB% 69 s i
S^ptemh-r *»U 7 n» 4 - «<,», 70 69H
XV>cemr-r ■ r<!^S BSH f>P"4 M
Oats:
l**S . ««H fjji 45\ 45 * 45%
September 59 ■* SPY £55 8 * 30 ». SS »
May 42 421, 41S lIH »' -«
Lard:
July SSO- S9 00 $5 90 $5, 92 SS 90
September 8 IS <* 17 » in 8 12 9 l'»
P.lb«:
July 15 P 12 lIS 12 ? 02
September 8 35 £ 42 6 53 8 37 ? 27 •
Pork:
July 14 50 14 60 14 47 14 50 14 45
September . 14 &T 14 $7 14 70 14 75 14 72
— TlN — The London market was lower,
with spot quoted at £126 Tb 6d and futures at £127
2s 64. The local market was weak and lower also.
with quotation* ranking from 27.50®2>c. COPPER —
Declined to £.'•> 2s 6d for epot and to £.>>> l.'is for
futures The local market was dull, with lake quoted
at . .7i. ; Si.V. electrolytic at 12. 624 % 12.87 : c. and
castinc at 12 12 62»ic LEAD — unchanged
at £12 12s fid in London and at 4.47»454 52Uc locally.
SPELTER — Was 5s lower at £18 15s in London. The
local market was *>asy but unchanged at 4.52 1 j@
4.57HC. IRON — Was hich»r In London, with Cleve
land warrants quoted at fil* l^d. Locally no change
was reported, with No 2 foundry Northern quoted at
$ l."> 75<5 $16 25 Pig Iron certificates continued dull.
with late months offered lower. No sales. Regulars
are quoted as follows: Cash. $14 r»>£ $15 50; June.
$14 70@515 5O; July. $1» <.r.^sir. 75; August, $15®
$15 7.'.. September. $15^*15 r.<>. October. $15@515 75;
November. $135 and December, $l.'>esl6
MOLASSES AND SVRIPS-Th. general market wa«
quiet owing to warm weather, but th« tone was
Ft«-a6y and prices - unchanged. Quotations follow:
MOLASSES New Orleans, centrifugal, common. 15 Q
J9c: fair. IP® 22c: good. 23$2ti<-. prime. 23 30c; New
Orleans, open kettle. 2Sff42r. SYRUPS — Common. IS
ffl7c. fair, 16©2'>:: gwd, IL«@2S.-, prim*, 21®»c; fancy.
276300.
OlLS Cottonseed oil was lower to-day owing to the
romlnue? poor demand and in (>vmr>athy -n-lth cotton
Sales: 600 July. 475 c. and 700 September. 18140
4?"- Linseed oil wan unchanged. Refined petroleum
was reported in seasonable demand at recent prices.
We quote: PETROLEUM— Standard white, bbls.
8.71 c; bulk, sc; Philadelphia, K.7nc: bulk (.We; re
fined, cases. New York. lO.Mc; Philadelphia. 10.R5C:
water white. New Yo:k. bbls. 10.75 c: bulk. 7c. Phila
delphia. 10.70 c; bulk. 6.95 c; water white. case* New
Tork. IS.SXic; Philadelphia. 13&5 c. COTTONSEED
OIL — Prime crude. S^c; prime summer yellow, spot.
4<Vjr-: June. -;.-.». £ 47c: July. 46«i®47c: August. 47 1,
4* *c; September. 48^4S^c. October. 44 : . •■? 4.".?.
November. :'.9-, ©4'i^c, off summer yellow. June. 4i:
$4ir : pooa off summer yellow, 4:: § 4." 1 -c; prime white.
47Q50c; prime winter yellow. 47"ii?4ff4c. LINSEED
OIL — American seed, city raw. 44S'4.'»c: out-of-town
raw. 4.'i'S44c: Calcutta raw. TOe LARD OIL. 66070 c
TROVISIONS — There was quite a strong advance in
the early provi«icn market, following higher live bos*.
the grain rtrrnrth and a little commission house baying.
Most cf the advance was subsequently- lest, however and
with the ■ceeptioa of ribs final prices showed little net
Improvement. Chicago receipts were 3»i ■«!" bogs; esti
mated tor Tuesday. 17/«W Kansas City had 4.500,
Omaha fi.<iOft and" the West 68.060. ■ PORK — Firm Quoted:
N*-w m"?s. $16€ifl6 25: family. S.l7^s\^- sho-t clear n«w
$ir,£s.®*is HEEF — Steady. Quoted Mess $14©515 SO
faroilv. SIS 7. r^5517 50; pa-kPt. SISSJI6; extrt, India me*?.
$245*2? BEEF HAMS— Quoted: $27<3$2J>
DREeSED HOGS — Firm. Quoted Bacor.s. 7%ie: i(»i ]h
7-»c; 160 Ib. f!k: 140 Ih. *«>•:. pigs, f-^-fi^.- CUT
MEAT'S— Pickltd bellies steady. Quoted: Pmoking 10c:
1" Ib. fiijr: 12 lb. »>tc; 14 IK B%c Pickled hams firm.
Quoted: 10c. TALLOW— City. 5S C . country.
f>H3.->Tic. • LARD— Ftrm. Quoted: Middle Western !<?
'■•'■' City lard firm. Qooted: B%c Refiner: lard firm.
Quoted: South America 9.BSC; Continent. P. 4oc: Brazil.
fcegs 11. 10 c. Compound steady. Quoted 7 T iQS l ie.
STEARTXE— Quoted: Oleo. 10» 4 c; .ity lard
Rearlne, lie.
RICK — The market for rice was Quite active, with
the undertone firm and full, but unchanged prices lUOted.
Quotations follow. Screenings 3**<34c: ordinary, 4 a ,#
4\c, fair. .'.£5 l 4l 4 pood ordinary. f. *» ■Jr. c . prime, r.\ i?
fir: choice. *'S^':- ■: Patna. foreign. 5%0«%c; Rangoon
and BESM?in." «Vtr. : , -
SI i.AK — The market for refined sugar was steady.
but Quiet. with prices unchanged and standard granu
lated was quoted at 6.30 c lets 1 per cent cash. Tfc«
f>]j«rirlag an lifit ericas subject to a rebate of . 10 points
and a cunt ci 1 per cent for cash" 7 days: Crystal
<somlm». 7 7. >c; Eacrl^ tablets, 7.700; cut loaf, >.1Jl;
crushed. €.!•>. mould A. 5.75 c; cubes. (L«sc; XXXX
powdered. 5.55 c: E2B£'.» 5 Th bags powdered and Eagle
confectioners' gtaoulaMO. 5." iS . powdered, coarse pew
dered ar.d fruit powdered. and Kapl«» coarse and extra
fine granulated. 5.50 c; Eagie 2 Hi cartons cf fine gran;:
lat»d. 5«0c: 2 rb bags do; 5.700; SH lb hags do. 5 '55-:
ft R) bags do. S.6oc; 10 It) bags do, 5.55 c; 23 and .V> rb
bars do. 5.45 c; Eagle Sn« or standard granulated md
diamond A. 5.40 c; confectioners' A. 5.20 c; No 1. 8.20 c;
Km •' ar.d S. 5.15 c; No 4 5.10 c; No .'-. 5.0f.c; No C, sc:
No 7 4.95 c; No 6. 4.60 c; S■ B. 4.BSc: No 10, 475 No
11. 4. T0;: No 12. 4 *!-"•'. No 13. 4.60 c: Nee 14. IS and Ifi.
4 55c. The market for raw sucar was about steady, with
rrj^es uachar.fred and duty paid rates wen named as
fo : !oti-s: C«ntrifu«aJ 96 t»«t. 4.Slc: muscovado. ?9 test.
5.61& and molasses susrar, >«P test. 8.36 Consi4»"rable ,.
eucar was offered for lale. but not at concession*, and
reaners w-re not dispo?*: to buy £• the moment The
London n-arlc-t for be^t supar wa« *i-JlHd lower, Bad
June ana July were quotes at 11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, Jun<> 22. 130?
BE INS A>~D PEAS— Is no increase of buying:
Interest ane the market for both domestic and foreign
beane continues dull and weak. Our outside quotations
represent only iobMoc sales cf the v»p" *?»« e 5« l Ss"
Itles. Scotch pftae aro'aJso drasFing. W* quote: BEuVNS.
Iriar^ow choice rer bush. 52 4C. do comrcor. to good.
frc-i to rood $2 30SS2 60. co imported marrow. $2 l..ff
*2 5S do t~a ohoici *2i-sgs2 30. do common to stood.
rlfe{ 2 /tom«<!ium choice. *2 iftffSS 20. do common
S^S2ifV*O«2lO: do te kidney I choice . do red
$'» 4O- do whi'»- kidney, common to good. S2S-J*. BU: do rea
ennice. J8 45; SCOTCH PEAS. bags. p»r bush. Btßfl
$2 BrTTER-Recelpts to-day. J0.44S packages There
rofS*«i-^s«
■ - v, J,m%> '•■< 1»^1 »^ but r^^ei\<-rs refuaed
--!a:s per tt» 33^ic. do *)**"■- -> x&itnnr- state dairy.
0o 1 , 14^.1^^: ,; . i>- packi* stock. No 1.
Sassifi^ -g- sans
demand rood an<J . m . Br , k I T t 1 . 1 r i J£ & ?*. Old full cream
advan^l :o /^ r /SutW The finest grades of
•kta. seßlnc B^r- "i II A l i* though ,:-,- nst Llvsr-
Sympatny '-'111I 11 f '«"rlnV?ian «il "fir both colored and
1 ;:^d f^; qs
whlt< '- dv small, colored or white.
HirhtwelFht flats et^ v 119 cases . Arrivals ar»
|*tM »r,d there is less stock in reoM^J mand . an d
for some time past i- » '" '' h tin V( . irre-guiar
rr ;,e, are -^ UPJM^ *™. quote . Sta-e^
to the r *"» ..Tj.cted white, fancy. 230
.-,r.> a »^^ ! ;' a ;''i.fi2i da brown and mixed.
SSc to good to <!u.. • e^. »*i j»»aoe; do lower
lOMT more plerm. b^}.^^- pa^ T Cherries
ex- f .ive S-PPlr «« °** r cSSSL h.rely steady.
n - rp'^PP*.-^ -,
per bbl. $4»*«> .1 *«i %• CHERRIES per bas
per bbl. $4©**>. r *V*^*i7"V. . VhERPIES p#rbas
2"? ouarf H«l2r: BLACKBERRIES, j-er quart. 5©
s»»t5 »»t n*iTVB MELON'S per carload. iVI^G f-i".
mvFAPPLtI^ £d epan'«»hf P"" "«^ •> 25«»5
fIHOpT The' markets continue to present a very
.m^arai^ in «J1 sections both on the local
<,ui«-t Tl*-}"^ th i Pacific Coast. Crop news con
market and . n th* I • »., B , rtinnft In N>w York
S i favorable crY outlook is causing Increasing
State a » av^™,' , Knirt^rs of lfH>7 crop to clean up.
Xi '«£o?? '?ate' 1^ choice, per lb. .7 ©6c; do
We < J uo . t ' rt/ ..*' l < f < : m *dium. per lb. 4c; Pacific Coast,
medium to ehotc*. r*r n,. SQUc: Germans. U«O7.
lUYAVI) STRAW -'--ffennrs liberal an.l with d-
S ", Vr «' 5^ 7 r Ck B I VRA 4 i^NeW dperlo^d per lo^
«nd clover ml *'"j^"™ &nc ; do oat mid wh*-at. 45c
"HSS^VS^ AlK^lpi to-day. 37 carloads by
POIMKI *v -aTscattertn? lot, by express. Pup
freiSht ***J;™ Xi , u Vrai but working out ««tisfactori>r.
ESS . ? .r r « - r , , . r t*dur*J s >*c and turkeys ed
v»nced lc M-i "o . poo <»r F ,aF vounfe. ►c; -i- • .'.
;v; W! ' -> s«,th.Ti nr-1 houthwostern. IK: GEESE.
rr'.-ne. 12c. «; f ;™,^ n , n^ Bontbwertwn. 7c; GUINEA
\Y~*t.m. B« ''"/^"^eans, pw pair. 2.V.
Fr l^l-..!^iv d r.RE c «Er> Fresh killed tWU were not
POr! ; i^. lar-?fBPP«y .nd invoices tor the week are
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUXE. TUESDAY, JTIVE 23. 1008.
•train price* to 13c. but buyers generally refused to
operate above 12"* c. And the latter figure all that could
be depended on for fancy iced fowls, while few of the
fowls from more southerly sections were good enough to
excv«d 12c Old roosters have little outlet, except from
speculators for freezing Western broilers gradual! v in
creasing in supply, but quality shows very little improve
ment. Fancy large dry picked would" bring a premium
If selected out, but on average grades of broilers, both
scalded and dry picked, the feeling Is easier. Nearby
broilers, rpring ducks and squabs nominally unchanged.
Frozen poultry quiet Frozen turkeys and fowls pretty
closely cleanej up frcm first hands, but plenty of broil
ers available, which sell slowly. Frozen duck* and
geese very dull. We quote: Iced— TURKEYS, hens nnd
torn?, average best. 15€17c: do common to fair. 12fil4c.
CHICKENS, spring, broilers. Philadelphia. 3 to 4 lb to
pair, per lb. 3fls33c; do Pennsylvania. 2S@3oc; do poor.
2<>?f22c: Western, dry picked, fancy. 21#26c; do scaMeiT,
233?24e; Western broilers, dry picked or scalded, poor.
IWT22c: FOWLS, dry packed. Western, dry picked,
fancy. 4 ib and over, per lb, ISHc; do 3 lb and under,
124 c; Western, dry plck?d. fancy. 4* lb and over, bbls.
12Hc; do Southwestern. l2c: do Southern, average best.
11 12c: do Western, dry picked, poor to fair. 10311 c:
do scalded, choice. l2'Sl2 1 do poor to fair. lOgllc:
COCKS, old-, dry picked. 84c: do scalded, B<gPHc;
DUCKLINGS. Long Island and Eastern, spring. ISc; do
state and Pennsylvania. 15c: SQUABS, prime, white, 10
lb to dozen, per dozen. $35?3 25: do ft lb to dozen. $2 75:
do 8 !b. $2 50; do 7 Ib. $1 75© J2; do 6to 6^j lb. $1 50;
do mixed, per dozen, $1 25; do dark. $I@Jl 25 Frozen —
BROILERS, milk fed, dry picked. 22@'23c: do 3 to 4 ll>
average to pair. No 1. 3Vg2lc: CHICKENS, roasting,
milk fed. dry picked, fancy. 20®21c. do soft meated.
fancy. 10^20c. do average No 1. 17@lSc: do scalded, li
©•I<V: do No 2. 12>£13c; DUCKS, No 1. 12£14 c; do No 2.
lOSllc. GEESE. No 1. 10®llc: do No 2. s@Sc.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES— New potatoes ac
tive and firm at unchanged prices. Old potatoes in light
remaining stock. Onions plenty and all grades weaker.
Asparagus more or less out of condition and prices irreg
ular. Cabbares largely poor and dragging at low figures.
Cucumbers weak Corn selling slowly. Lettuce in ex
cessive supply. Mushrooms scarce. Peppers dull. Peas
in light receipt, but price, without Improvement. String
beans plenty and weak. Tomatoes less plenty and
slightly firmer. Other vegetables about as quoted We
quote: POTATOES. No 1. new. per V.hl. $2 s<vgss 50: do
seconds and culls. $I<S?s2: do old, per bbl or sack, *2_.V>
-513 50: SWEET POTATOES, per basket. *I@s2: ONIONS.
Texas, white. per crate. 50e651: do yellow. 50c<g*l r^:
do Bermuda, 75cStl 1". do Egyptian, per bag. $2@?2 10;
do Southern, potato. p«?r basket. 7.V&JI . Flo Southern
and r.oar'ry. yellow, }e r backet. fl^Sl 50; do white. .sc®
$1 25; ASPARAGUS. per doz-n bunches, ">oc^s3: BESTS.
per 100 bunches. $lrgs3: CARROTS. per 100 hun "' VK,
SJ2 50; do old per bbl, 50cg$2; CABBAGES, per bbl.
2T.f?T.V. do p>-r crate. 25c«J$l; do red. P»r ll frate. ?1 *
$125: CUCUMBERS. Virginia, per bbl. ?2«*2 SO: in per
basket. Tsc«Sl do North Carolina, per basket ffk-'Sil.
ar, South Carolina, per hbl. SlgJ2 25: da p-r »***£■ J}**
75-- <jo hothous- per twisk-t. ?2®s2 75: CAT. LIFLOVI -
fit- m bbl $1 2.V5J2 2;-. F»GPLANTP. per box. $\®
i\ f." GREEV TOBK per WO. SSc«»; LETTT-.7E and
2^. SQT-Af=H whit r»r hbl. Jl®s2; do other kinds,
per carrier 75cS-Jl 25: do Florida. 75e@$l 25; do Missis
fJP TT P ri»d r o r fure- o^CLOVBRFEED-October. »7 »; N
vem^er >7 30: iSS f7 424- ALSIKE- August. $7 BS.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New Tork, June 22. ISO*.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
Beeves. Cows. Calves She^ Hog,
itxtf^ ci street.:.::::: 2.^? 45 7^23 _4«« 1S —
Een^v^:::::::- 2 l^ - 1.280 M« —
Weehawken 00 ' —
Weft Shore -31- _T „ 0 4 goo
Scattering - w __-
_ , n3 s- joR 12PRfi 30.62S 38.602
To T^ aI U-we-ek:::::ioii3 V. km 0.4« a.« 3
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
Live Live Qrs. of
cattle, sheep. beef.
Bcbwacsacblld & Sulzb • " Mesaba 330 — —
Schwarzschlld & Sulzb.. ss. St. Louis — — HOT
J. Bnambere & Son. « Mesaba 300 — , —
Swift Beef Co.. ss Adriatic. — — »•*"
9wfft Beef Co.. ss. Cedric — — *• -'
! Morris Beef Co.. ss. Adriatic — — *.«
Morris Beef Co.. as. Cedric — — =£»
Armor & Co., M. St. Louis .^ — — >""'
Total exDorts — 7.186
T^n^^iastweey::::::::::::-.!.! l.lg *■»*
I Boston ports this week 1.593 1.0"« -,
1 Baltimore exr~irts this week w>O — —
I Phi l«Olph!a exports this week 630 — —
I Portland exports this week 4«» 1.601 —
Montreal exports this week 2.2' M) 472 —
To London 2.R78 — 6.346
To Liver,—! 2.62P 2«W>4 8,22*
To Glasgow «l« 472
To Manchester »4 — -r
Totals to all port? 6.217 3,07« 9.472
Totals to all ports last week 4,«'.*« 2,006 7,903
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEVEP.
Good to choice native steers $8 2."'Js7 GO
Poor to fair native steers 4 80© 600
Oxen and stags 3 25S 1 .'. 7.".
: Bulls and dry cows 2 l<«g> 5 (_"»
: Good to choice native steers one year ago 5 703 6 "O
BEEVES — Receipts for two days were 234 cars, or
4. 27.« bead, Including 41 can to be exported alive, 150
cars consigned direct to slaughterers and 43 for the
market, making with previous arrivals 46 cars on sale,
of which 41 are at Jersey City and 5 at 60th street. The
whol* cattle market was extremely slow and 25c lower;
medium grass fed steers closing 25@4'">c lower. About
15 cars of cattle were carried over. Common to prime
native steers sold at $4 80@*7 05 per 100 Ib; no real
choice beeves offered: bulls at $3 25£54 75: 1 extra bull
at |SM. Common to choice cows at $2 10355; 1 fancy
table fed heifer at ?5 SO. Dressed beef slow at 10' 9
I'J'ie per Tb for common to cholc* native sides. Latest
private cables from London and Liverpool quoted th«
market higher; live cattle selhnr at 14^ir.c per It),
dressed weight: refrigerator beef at 12"«^T13c per IT). To
morrow the Giorgio, to Liverpool, will take out 330
cattle and 1.140 sheep for 3 Shambersr & Son. and 42<>
cattle for Schwansschild & Pulzbergrr
Bales -S Sanders: 24 Virginia tteera, 110.«« rb average,
8 $«40 pej 100 It 17 do. josi Ib, st $6 25: 25 Pensyl
vania do 1096 rb at $6 30; 20 do. 1067 Ib. at $ *> 20; 17
do. 1127 Tt- at $6 25; 2 bulls. 1125 Ib, at $4 30; 1 do.
P7i> rt. at S3 80; 4 do. 937 ITi. at $3 70; 1 do. .50 ir,. at
$3 60: 2 cows 1125 It), at $5: 2 do. 1100 Tb. at $4 75: 1
do, 1100 Ib. at J 4 :■■--. 21 do. 858 It., at $3 10; 1 do.
730 lb. at $2 75. „ .
Newton & Co.: 80 Ohio steers. 1805 lb, at «•; 2o do.
1257 Ib at $7; 21 Pennsylvania do. 11T1 Ib, at J6 5O;
29 Tenn^sfee oxen, US* rft. at Jo 10: 6 bulls 1372 tb.
at $4 75 2 do 10*5 ID. at *3 75; 1 Ohio heifer. 1240
Tb. at »5»; 25 Western do. 1006 Tb. at *4fi2^: 27 do.
' Tot in at V Shannon: 21 Virginia steers, 1168 lb. at $8 10;
Tobia A- Shannon: 21 Virginia Pteers, 116« rb. at Ml".
7 bulls. 1023 B>. at $4 25; S do. 917 Tt. at $3 65; 2 do.
726 Ib.'at $3 ¥>; 16 cows. 848 Tb. at $3 (less $10 on tne
ion; i do 725 IT' at $2 25. __.♦ .- ft «
McPherson & Co.: 10 Kentucky steers. 1417 ">•«*• 00 •
20 do 123S Ib. at »6»>; 19 do. 1172 Ib. at $«40; IS
Virginia do. 1300 Ib. at 1706; 20 do. 1152 It), at $6 75; 19
do. 1180 rb. at $6 40; 19 do. 1157 ID. at $8 25: 1 ftaile fed
bull. 9020 TT- at $5 50; 1 bull. 1000 rb. at $3 KzJL do. 890
It. at $3 25; 1 cow. 9SO "Jr. at $«»; 1 do. 12.>> rb. at
?4 75- 2do V.30 Ib. at $4 40: 1 do, 880 Ib. at 25; 1 dr.
1100 ft at $4. 15 do, IO«8 Ib. at ?3 75: 3 do. lot-b Ib. at
Shlppera 1 Commission Company— 2l Virginia steers.
S? K?/^ 2^ nn ° 9l»9 l»b a ib. < 2ts6:Sb«ll*«6 Ib.
at $6»52 : »: 3 cows. 635 rb. at $2 10.
A H Eppstein. 22 Ohio steers. 1122 Ib. at $6 50.
Jelliffe Wright * Co 1 bull. 15.V) Tb at $4 75; 2 do.
P7O rb. at $4 25. 4 do. 615 It), at $3 85: 11 cows 950 rb.
at $3 25; 1 dc 730 Ib, at $3; 5 do, 734 Ib. at $2 50
J G. Curtis & Son: 1 bull. 1320 Ib. at $4: 7 do 931
It. at SS 90. 4 do. 915 rb. at $3 60; 5 do. _770 lb, at^s3^s.
1 cows 1113 It at $5; 1 do. 930 Tb. at $3 J5; 1 do 10&,}
«.. at S3 00; 6 do. 540 Ib. at $3 30: 1 do. 640 Ib. at $280;
3 do. 763 It), at $2 30.
Andrew Mullen: 2 state *teers. 1155. Tb. at $4 bo
J P Nelson: 3 bulls. 1250 rb. at $4. 4 do. S3O_ rb. at
$3 75; 1 do. 680 Ib. at $3 50. 4 cows. 94'"> ft. at $3 75.
George & L S. Dlller.back 1 bull. 14.0 rb. at $4. 2
do. MA It., at $3 75.
W. R. Hume: 4 bulls. 900 rb. at $3 SV
H H. Hollis: 5 bulls. «53 Tb. at $3 75.
CALVES — Receipts were 7.500 bead, including 1.595
direct to slaughtarers and 5.065 for the market, of which
4 3*S wer» at fi""_h ■ street ar.d 1,507 at Jersey City.
Th« market was 25c lower for both veals and buttermilks,
but there was a fair demand at the decline, and the
pens were -leaned, with the exception of about 150 head.
Common to choice veals sold at $siJs7 25 per 100 Tb. a
few selected do at $«. culls and throw-outs at $4S$5.
buttermilks at $?. 50®$4 73. city dressed veals slow at
r<si;,- per it. dressed buttermilks at 7S?c, and country
drpfefpi v»als at 7©104 c
Pales J. <5. Curtis ft Pori Sf> v»>als. 152 Th average, at
*7 75 per livi IT«- 120 do 144 Tb. at $7 50; 143 do. 140 Jt..
at $7 35 «80 do, 135 Ib. at $7 25; 3S do. 141 rb. at $.'..
15 ■*.- 134 Ib at M .V> 1 do. 320 rb, at $3 ISO
r T. Kelson: 97 veal*. 12» It., at $7 50. .8 do, 1U Tb.
at J7 25 "80 do 132 Tb. at $7 12H . 23« do, 136 **>. at $7.
55 do 125 Ib at $<? 50 ft do. 141 rb. at $6: 10 do. 140 Ib,
at *-. 89 buttermilks. 144 Ib. at $4 50. 127 do. 130 Ib,
at W 42 R. : Hume. veals. 155 Ib. at $7 75; 6* do 143
Hi at $7 SO; 37 do. 136 rb. at $7 25; I*s do. 12. rb. at $7:
14 tbrowouts. 127 ' Ib, at $5: 36 do. 119 ft. at $4 50: 28
buttermilks. 138 ft. st $4 75: IS do. 131 rb. at $4 oO; 13
<s °Geo%e rb & L f.^iuenback: 165 veal, 132 Ib. at $7; 12
do. 130 Ib at $5: 10 culls. 145 It>, at /4 80.
B W Otis: 14?. veals. 140 Ib, at $7 75; 39 do, 144 Tb, at
25^ ti D ut^^°l3f^at a^l^ dl 5
» « -v 7" do 129 IT), at $6 50; 10 do. 132 Ib. at $5;
& lo *?34% at $4 50; 2S do. 156 Ib. at $5; 115 butter
milk"" 145 Ib." at $4 50: 10 do. 114 Ib. at $4 25.
,Xr aJ. \h<> Th at $7 30- 10 do. 113 It), at $5 50.
Wmmmmm
c V-.ri .not cleared Common to prime sh-ep sold at
K'4c- £r % lb! "hotce wethers at $5 255J5 tf; fair to
.'."'er Ib; dVisi* 'ismbs rteady ■« IWV. a few
S^g^^^ To. 7^
b. at «Vw' •"»« do «» »>• ut *7. 4 Virginia sheep. l ° 7
"-> V 75:'12d0 & I^t«*?u»bs. 7. ,b -? .
Newttnf&'Oj-: ST*' -'17 do" 74 lb. at $7 45: 236 do.
2i:. do. ,'' - lb 144 v, r^ n ia do 70 lb. at S7«; 238 88
„- «t «7M» . 220 do. 67 n ,» »' ,72.v, 72 . v 240 Tennisseedo. «•
!h. <" ••'-•', 7,7, Kentucky si ep. 12ft lb. at $4 75: 6 Mr
''"l^l«V4"b at $4 50: 11 Tennessee do. 1M Ib. at
1430-% d". « » at »£ 43 do. 133 IK at $3 50; M j
Tenn«M«« .^"'l-^l.i^n'Vtmpany: 205 Kentucky lambs. ]
Shipper.' rommtasJOß «m. » drt „ ft _ at
7r> 5? $ «>« Vlrrlnla do. 71 Ib. at IT 60; 233 \«irginia
7 «0 22& Tt »- 50 & Kentucky .heet 126 Ib at $4 75;
fS-laf- xa T r »• *» ' :f- - do> i.t-. -• -at *-.. ° WMt v. r "
ginia 'do. 11« *>■ "' ** o mpany. 902 Kentucky lambs. 74
K m: - '-..-,,■, M Ib at IT 40; 408 Virginia, dr.. 71
"' a li '0 : ■•■ So m » at $7 2T.. «3 Kentucky sheep.
rt at |i BO; -- .- _, nm rt o 113 Tb at $4 7fS
107 Ib at ? •'•,- »VW* lambs. «4 Ib. at $7 IS i
sf£SdisjfiSo m- H , |¥W: 7 Virginia she,,,. m I*
state wetn-T. '^ ' .if) or 12.333 liMUI 1n
.,, V 4-,, ,bu ;■ ,Ulvrre, Ul v r r e 7fl csrs or IS.BM lltfl*. in
" WW r^. bTsoid The market was h.gher for
'"'" w"uhts r •••'- TOTk -""' IW * l "' ll at *"■■"' per '""
"p*N^»on: 15 bo«a. i« ft average, at $6 50
r VS V^ ri "" %t?fc^ 142 n>. at ,650; 4 rou.h..
3SS It., at »5 90.
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ment stopped Please return book to bank.
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ment stopped. Pleas* return book to bank.
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ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST.— Bankbook No 445.257 of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon to
present trie earn-: to the bank within, thirty
days, or th* said book will be declared can
celled and extinguished and a new one is
sued in lieu thereof.
LOST —Bankbook No. 398.875 of Dry Dock
Pavings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon to
present the same to the bank within, thirty
days, or the said book will be declared can
celled and extinguished and a new one is
sued In lieu thereof.
LOST — Passbook No. 84.015, issued by
Union square Savings Bank, formerly the
Institution for the Pavings of Merchants'
Clerks. Finder will please return it to the
bank.
LOPT or STOLEN —Bankbook No 353.552
of the O*rma.r, Savincs Bank !n the < ity
of New York, corner 4th aye. anl 14th st .
issued to Proa Siov. K-th SrarßOSt Pod Ohr
ann Pana Jeziea Krista Al! persons are caa
t|->n"d against negotiating the same. If not
returned to the bank on the- 15th day of
July. 190*. a duplicate will be issued
LOFT or STOLEN. — Bankbook No 353.344
of the German Savings Bank In the City
of New Tork. corner 4th aye and 14th St..
issued to Lawrence Neppel. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same, if
not returned to the bank on the 14th day
of Jin-.. 1908. a duplicate wiU be Issued
LOST or STOLEN— Bankbook No 457.729
of the German Savings Bank In the City
of New York, corner 4th ay». and 14th St..
issued to Jacques L. Nepp»l All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
If rot returned to The bank on the .th day
of July 1908. a duplicate will be issued.
LOST or STOLEN. — Bankbook No. 54P.0.T5
of the German Savings Bank in the City
or New York, corner 4th aye and 14th st .
issued to Joseph McGuir-. All- persons are
cautioned aeal-st negotiating tTie same If
not returned to the bank on the 14th flay
of July. 1908, a duplicate will b» issued.
T oft or PTOLEN— Bankbook No 5.1.320
of the German Savings Bank in the City
of New Tork. corner 4th aye. and 14th St..
issued to Johan, Kurutz. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. If
not returned to the bank on the 14th day
of Tulv ISO*, a dur-Hcate will be i = -" ci
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figures- Al reference James J. Summers,
1115 Crotona. Park. N. T.
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COACHMAN. GARDENER —Neat, sober,
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COACHMAN. — English. 36; life experience.
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man. Tribune Harlem Office. 263 West
125 th Ft
COACHMAN.— Married, fifteen years' city
references; five year? with last employer,
who car. be seen Call or address Coa.-h
mar.. 154 West 55th st . private stable.
COACHMAN. — Swedish. 30; 5 feet s inches.
first class city driver: neat appearance;
understards business, all branches- best
references 152 West 31»t st . car* of Blank.
COACHMAN. — Just disengaged: superior
recommendations: life experience; abso
lutely sober- thorough horseman, groom,
driver: obliging, trustworthy: single; any
where: understands lawns, furnaces. Pow
ers. 268 West 36th st.
COACHMAN — T mlerstands the care of fine
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< OACHMAN -By neat vr>ung Irishmsn;
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ef>- careful driver, generally usef»il; excel
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a\-e.
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driver: personal and written references
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trv pr-ferr-id- W. Me. care of Mrs
Hs-TV-md. 110 West s«th st.
COLORED MAN. recently from South; with
private family: willing to go to country
or senTienT or as doorman or pcrter; very
highest references. Call or address C
Young. 197 Wast 134 th st
COUPLE, colored 1 , entire work private fam
ily best references . friend, porter-useful,
in or out doors; private, public Morrow*
Bureau. 721 Le-rington aye.. corner 68th.
FARMER or U3EFVL MAN.— Good veg^.
table grower. housework*r or cook: by a
young Irish couple, no children, good ref
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FRENCH OOCPLE — Cook, butler-useful;
has friend parlormaid and waitress or
nurse good seamstress; city, country, will
scoarat" Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lexington
>v«. s«th. Tel 1«*-Plaza.
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11th st.
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worker "r cook, young German couple;
marrl-d r.« children. g<«.d vegetable grow
er; t*st reference. Carpenter' a Bureau, 154
6tli aye.
USEFUL MAN— Swede; thoroughly under
stands care ft horses: also knowledge of
gardening; on a country gentleman's place,
best reference. Bengtsor. 6 Chatham
Square. __^
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'flowers vegetables; can drive, milk; Sl*
P e' month: particulars on request. B. 2«>
North William st.
USEFUL MAN. — Virginian, colored 1 . 33;
plain cooking, washing, cleaning, gener
ally useful, handy with tools, machinery;
experience; b*«t city ref«renc«; country.
Ho-.«on. 252 West 4'th st
USEFUL MAN. — Single man; Scotch: all
kinds of work on gentleman's country
place, including coaching, g^rrleninj?. 1H
year*' experience; reliable; strictly tem
perate. Malcolm R. Morrison, ♦"-' 3<l a\e.
VALET. masseur physical training Wttll
e*ntleman; willing to travel, highest ref
erences P. X , Tr!bun» Uptown Office,
13«4 Broadwitr
riBUC >-onrt«.
CITY OF NEW YORK.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR
TIONMENT.
Public notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board of Estimate and Ap
portionment, held June S. 190*. Tim tallow-
Ing petition was received:
To the Honorable the Bo%rd of Estimate
and Apportionment:
The petition of th« Third Avenue Rail
road Company respectfully shows, on In
formation an. belief, as follows:
First— That your petitioner l» a street
surface railroad Company, organized and,
existing under the laws of the state of
New York, bsvtnc filed its Articles of a —
soclatlon In the office of the Secretary of
ttat* on the Bth day of October. 19BM.
Second — That for many years It has op-r
ated a double track street surface raiin>a<l
for th» carriage of passengers In the Bor^
cugh of Manhattan. City of New York,
from the City Ha:i in said City upon Parit
Row. Bowery and Third Avenue to th*
Har>m River, upon One Hundred and
Twenty-fifth Street and sUakattaal Stre»t
from East River to North River. ar.d upon
Amsterdam Avenue from One Hundred and
Twenty-fifth Street to the northerly ter
minus thereof at Fort George, at or near
the Intersection of Fort George Avenue,
using the un-Jeriraaind system of electrical
traction as motlv« power tor such operation.
— That your petitioner prcpos»» to
extend Its road on Amsterdam Avenue and
construct a branch thereof with doubl*
tra; and such connections, switches and
appurtenances as may be necessary for the
accommodation and operation of the said
extension or branch In, tnrough «nd upon
the surface of «uch stre»t». avenues and
highways In the Borough of Manhattan.
City of New York, as are described as fol
lows: Beginning at and connecting with
the double track road upon Amsterdam
Avenue, owned by the Third Avenue Rail
road Company, at or near the connection
of said avenue with Fort George Avenue,
running thence northerly, waster! v and
southerly In. upon and thn; said Fort
George Avenue, as it winds and turns to
the connection thereof with St. Nicholas
Avenue, running thence southerly in. upon
and along St. Nicholas Avenue to the in
tersection of One Hundred an-: Ninetieth
•<l»Hn) Street and running tkaam easterly
in. upon and along sail One H odn and
Ninetieth < 160 th) Street to the intersection
of said street with Amsterdam Avenue,
there to connect with the existing: railroad
on said Avenue now owned by the said
Company.
Fourth— That such extension or brand*
■will b- 3,50 it feet or thereabouts in length.
When constructed it will enable the peti
tioner to operate cars over a continuous
line of road, and avoid the inconvenience
arising from the use of a sTub end, railroad
terminal. TSe present operation will be
accelerated thereby and quicker transporta
tion given to the public se-kins to depart
from the >Fort George territory.
Fifth — That your petitioner proposes t;>
operate said extension or branch by the
underground system of electrical operation.
cf the character now used on the petl—
♦loner'a road on Third Avenue. Amsterdam
Avenue and otr.er streets above referred M
— That for th- purpose of construct
ing and operating- said extension or branch
of Its road your petitioner desires to obtain
from your Honorable Board and hereby ap
plies for Its consent to. and a grant of, the
franchise or right for the construction,
maintenance and operation of a double
track extension branch of i- existing rail
road, for public use In the conveyance or
persons and property for compensation, In
or upon the Avenues. Streets and Highways
above described. .
Wherefore, your petitioner prsys that
public notice of this application and of the
time and place when and where the same
will be first considered, be given, as re-
Quired by law. and that a franchise or
right be. granted for the construction, main
tenance and operation of said above as
scribed extension and branch b« granted In
accordance, with the provisions of the
Greater New York Charter.
Dated New York. June 2nd. 1908.
THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COM
PANY
By F. W. WHITRIDOE. Receiver.
City and Court-.- of New York. ss. :
Frederick W. Whitrtdge. being duly
sworn. says he Is the Receiver of the rail
road properties and premises of the Third.
Avenue Railroad Company, the petitioner
herein, having been appointed such by order
of the United States Circuit Court; that he
has read the foregoing petition and knows
th» contents thereof, and that the same is
true to his knowledge, except as to those
matters which are therein stated on in
formation and belief, and that as to such
matter, h, verily **•£. l^^g^
Sworn to before me this 2nd day of June.
18O»L JOHM A. DUNN.
Notary Public. N. Y. Co.
—and the following resolutions were, there
upon adopted:
Whereas, tie foregoing petition from the
Third AT«n>s Railroad Company, dated
June 2 If**, was presented to th- Board
cf Estimate and Apportionment at a ine*t
ing held June 8. 190$; ,
Resolved. That in pursuance of Taw this
Board sets Friday, th- 2«th day of Jnne,
190« at 10:30 o'clock In the forenoon, ana
Room 16. In the City Hall. Borough of
Manhattan, as the time and place when an .
where such petition shall be first con*: tare
and a public hearing be ha»i thereon, at
which citizens shall be entitled to appear
and b- heard: and be It further
Resolved That the Secretary Is directs
to cause such petition and these resolutions
to be published for at l»a-t fourteen m>
days In two dally newspapers tn The City
of New York to b* designated by the
Mayor and for at least ten »10) days in the
"City Record" Immediately prior to such
date of public hearing The expanse o.
such publication to be borne by the pa.i
tioner JOSEPH HAAG. Secretary.
New York. JOBS 5. 190«.
OOMEsTIC SrrrATIOSSffASIBB.
Female.
CHAMBEJRiIAID. WAITRESS.— By young
' Swedish Klrl: very good written and per
sonal iv— aneas; wages $22. J> ter Ibf1 b f- r £ s
Bureau. TO Lexington art* Tel.. luss—
Plaza. ___^__
CHAMBERMAID.— Experienced young col
ored girl: in boarding hou=e: se* in.
A Tress Stok-s. 3i« West 119 th st.
TTiAMBERM-UD— Br an experience!
C yooM German, wlf'tng M «si B r. in wait
ing- good sewer; best references; wages.
<"ol*<% rail at Lang & Boecherer en.
Bureau. 43-4.V47 Wear. 3"i st.
C^r, MB g^ M s^r; Or c.un^-p7. B fer^^^^
good sew.r: oooatry pref-r-e' a . f- -
years'' Aferenc*s. C 2» Morri. av-.. Eliza
beth. N. J.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.
"—Protestants: together or separate; coun
try preferred. '-, Hofmayei-s Bureau. 133
West 23d st. Telephone after 10 a. m.
IS64— Chelsea.
COOK —Middle aged German-Am»rtcan
coed cook and sick nurse. entire charge
references. 233 East 34th St.. third b»!L
COOK Firs* class; German. French and
American ccokln.z. has friend first class
laundress; 50 any d-.stance: private, public.
Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lexington av< BSth.
Tel ISCS— Plaza.
COOK Young woman; German, first
class. good baker: best references. wagea.
J35-S4<> Call at Lang .v Boecherer Co. Bu
reau. 43-15-47 West SM St.
COOK —Strictly first-class ; understands all
branches of plain and fancy cooking; ex
cellent references, city or country -A. «•.
Mrs. Collier's Agency. 122 est, 2-yi st.
COOK- assist laundry, chambermaid and
waitress; will do work for a small fam
1-- two neat, obliging g:r's. city or coun
try' B- H.. Mrs. Collier's Agency 122 West
254 st.
COO K.— English girl iriuiasfasi t^l
taker; pleasant disposition; has friend,
chambermaid and waitress, very^good ref
erences; wages $25 and $22. Osterberer-s
Bureau. 716 Lexington aye. Tel.. 1065 —
Plars .
COOK —First class, neat, tidy young woma
n very ? oc.« plain and fancy cook; un
derstands French and English <ll?hes. en
trees frozen desserts; city or country. Fla
herty's Oif.c-. 455 Columbus aye Tel. 741
River.
CHAMBERMAID-— Two German
girls: first class cook. good baker, excel
lent laundress: other chambermaM and
waitress: like* children: city, country.
Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lexington aye.. 3.5 th.
Tel. 192»— Plaza.
COOK and" WAITRESS and CHAMBER
maid. — Two young Finnish girls: wi:i;.-ig
assist wits laundry: good references. Ju»
sila Bureau, 6so Lexington aye.
FIRST CLASS cook*. iaon(Sr««s««. wilt
resses, parlormaids. chambermaids and
housemaids on hand: mostly Scandinavian
and German help: references strictly tn
reetlEated. Scandinavian £mp. Bureau.
T47 Lexington aye . betwten C9ta aad euu
its. TeL 4SS7— Plaza.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. — Tour.g Nor
wegian girl; good cook and laundress ; has
friend, chamoermaid and traitress; both
have excellent references. Osterberg's Bu
reau. 71(J Lexington aye. 'Phone. 1055—
Plaza.
GENERAL HOV?EWORKER —By
womar. witn ■mall child
letter orJv. Llzil* Wilson. 543 "
GIRL, 18. at ativthlr.g Ehtabeth Hsali
1471 Ist aye.
HOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUN
DRESS; good" references. X., Hifraay
er# Bureau. 153 West s: 1 m Telephone
after 10 a, m. ISS4— Chel»ea.
HOI-'SEKEEPER.— By Scotch woman, or
plain cook, to nice family: or any posl
ticn; capable. A Mitchell. 331 W. 45th »t.
HOUSEWORK or KITCHEXMAIO —By
•-.ing Swedish girt; very good references;
wages $14: ha» friend, chambermaid, wait
ress; Swedish: excellent references; wages
$_. Onterb*r«'» Bureau. 715 Lexington aye.
Tel.. 1055— Plaza.
HOUSEWORKER.— Ne«t vounr girl cock,
wash and Iron, can r-aka; friend clum
ber>n*i.l and norm, ware* »12 t^ftt-.T.
senarat* ilorrow'* Bureau. 721 I.exlnjrton
»-.,-■ .' ttith. Tel- 1625-PUza
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Ea#t 14th ft ; 237 Weft 43d *t between
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i
PCBLIC NOTICES.
CITT OK NEW YORK ____
BOARD OF EPTIMATK AND APPOR
TIONMENT.
Public notice in her»by *!v#n that *: a
meeting of tn«i Board of Eotimat* ana A">
jx^MoiiMent. held June V l>0». to* tauer*
lng petition *w received: _ _,,.
To the Honorable tte Board of ■»«■■■■■
and Apportionment: .
Th- petition at •-- IJWssi Rai'.wsy of
Now York City r»»p- •'•-.'!>- shows:
First— That your p»r:t!oft*r " * trss»
surface railway company. organlz*t ana
existing under tne l**s of tn« State »<•
N»w ' York having b#»n format by tta nils*
of Article* of Coiwolldation In the ofllrs o
th- Secretary of Sta:e of N«w Tart <» »■•
fifth day of Juiy. 1952. . „
Second— That for many years It "•• "•*•
en«.aced In the operation of a double rracaj
str»#t surface raiiroarl. with extensions ana
branches thereof, for too carriage of pa*
#»ngersi in the Boroushs cf Manhattan aiM
the Eronx. to tn« CM of New YorH. and
using the ove head trolley system of electrfa
traction as motive power ttin—is)
TMrd— That one of •-» lines of *'-■' peti
tioner's railroad has been operated for Bvanr
year* upon Forthara Avena* and :-ia»i«if
Avssjw la the Borough of the Bronx, ant
afforded a convenient coon»cTlon for pttfetaa
travel r»twe*rn lh<» easterly portion of '■'■*
Bronx Bcrough. I- which ar? operated tn^
steam I!n#» of the N*w York aa^ Kan—
Railroad, tne »■••*•*<» line* of the Man
hattan Railway, and the Kingsbrtds* 0 -
Uoc of tr.e Borough of the Bronx.
An additional line of the petflon-r"*
railroad ha» b-en operated on Broa->w*y
between 23O*h Street «nd the northerly W»
of the City of Now York, affording also *>
convenient tine of travel to and from ts-»
terminus of the Subway Line tt> maar
thcusands of peopl- trav-Urg daily thereon.
Fourth— Your patttlOMf now proposes^ t»
connect lt» road upon Fordham and Bai.er
Avenues which now terminates at the '-O
tersection of 23">tn StTWI and Bax.ey Ave
nue, with tne roai upon Broadway, whic. 1 *
row terminates si 23fnT» Street, by th»
conatruit:on of a double track extension or
branch In said Borough of the BX,
the City of New Yirk. upon th« foUusllMß
street* and avenues: . ,^_
Beginning at and connecting wita ta»
petitioner's double tr»ck road now con
structed on Bailey Avenu- at the Intersec
tion thereof with "West T»» Hundred ana
Thirtieth Street, running thence westerly ir»
or upon the surface of West Two Hundrs*
and TMrtloth Street to Kb Intersection wita
Broadway, there to connect with •-.-.» P»tJg
tioner's .iaub:"* track road now operat**)
thereon. w^
Fifth— That heretofore and on or suuusl
the 23rd day of August, 1.*92. ■"- Common
Council of the City of - - v York gave M
consent -> the construction of an extensjos>
to the petitioner's railroad upon stre«t»
described in the resolution as tnenc*
northerly alon* .aid <3c<Uwtck> A-»esy» xa
Its int-m-ctlon wi-h Bailey Avenue. «jene»
«lone Bailey Avenu- to Its Intersection w.U»
Eroadway at Klngsbridze."
Your petitioner belicvss that br saaM
description the Common Council gftnsT soaai
consent Intended to Include the rttJH tr>
construct upon Two Hundred and Thlrtleta
Street the extension herein applied for. but
said resolution was not effective for sucai
purpoe* by reason of failure, to specifically
de»cri;« the said »tr«»t.
Sixth — Teat such extension or Tsrancn tria
be 7.V. feet in length and when constructed
will enable the petitioner to operate a con
tir.uous ii»« of cars upon and over ltsj
Bailey Avenaa and Broa.iway Unas aoov*
'seventh— That yoar petitioner propose* t*
se- -nth — That y-or petitjonex propc»-s ta
«r.erat* said extension or Branch or «■>
overhead system of electricity. slin'.ar .»
all respects to that now In uss on Its otnss?
lines of roai.
Eighth— That for th» purpoee or eo_r«
structing and operating such branch or ex
tension of Its r *'. yoar petitioner desire*
to obtain from your Honorable Board and.
hereby applies f:>r Ita consent to and •>
grant of th» franchfs- or right for tho eon-,
struetlon. maintenance and ration of 9*
double track extension or branch of tt» ex—,
tstlnK railroad for public u« la the. con
veyance of persona and property for com
pensation over the street and avenues IMW
menticned. _ _
Wherefore. Tour petitioner prays that
pnbllc notice of this application an<l of tarn
time and place when, and wrier* the aarae*
will r*> first c"nsWer»«l be irlven. as re—
quired by law. and that a franchise or lisas
be granted In accordance with th- pro
visions of the Gr»*ter New York Charter.
Dated New York. May 2?. U-^rJ. _^
UNION RAILWAY COMPANY OS* N"E^
YORK.
By EDWARD A. MAHrTR. President. .
Ctty an.! .-•■■ of New Ycrlc. ss. :
Edward A. Mailer, beln* duly r»ora.:
say« that he la the President of th» T'nioa)
Railway Company of S«w York City, th*
petitioner herein; • at he has read th<* fore
going petition and knows th# contents*
thereof and that the sam» Is tru# to Ms
knowledge, except as to those matter*
which am therein stated on Information aurl
belief, and as to such, matters h« Tertlj'
believes it to be tn».
EDWARD A MAHF.R.
Swcrn to befwe m» (Ms 2"»t^ day of MUt>
18OJ1 RALPH NORTON.
Notary Public. Queens County.
Certificate filed In New York County,
—and th- following resolutions were there
upon adopted:
Whereas. Th* foregone petition from CM
Cnlon Railway Company of New York,
dated May 21 . 19fi?. was Pit juts i 5 to. th»
Board of E-'tlmato and Apportionment at a
meeting held June. 5. li>or»
R»soh-ed. That in pursuance of i.iw this
Board sets "- ■■ the 2«r*i lay of June.
7'i.v at 10:3f> o'clock in IM forenoon and!
Rood 16, in the CUy Hal!. Borough of Man
hattan, as the tim* and pla~s when . ana
where — ik**i petirioti" SlinK Be. " first con
sidered, and a puhllf heartn* as-BSj tnere—
on. at wht:h clti^«n3 sh3ll be entitled to
appear and b» hear-l: and »• It further
nssot-sd That the F»cr»tsrr Is .lir<>-ter|
to cause such petition and these resolutions
to be published for at l»ast fourteen <14>
days In two dally newspapers tn The City
of New York, to be Isstpssaal br th*
Mayor, and for at least ten ■I' 1 ' days In th<»
"City r:^- - ' Immediately prior to aasai
date of public hearing. The expense or
such publication to be home br the peti
tioner JOSEPH HAAQ. Secretary-
New To-*, June B. It**.
DOMESTIC MTTATIO?»» XCA^TEJX^
Fem»l». _-;. "
HOUSEWORK OR COMPANION.— Refined..
trustworthy woman sreks kind hotn#; very ,
small recrmprnse; town or ccuntry. Ad
dress Nurse, 1413 oth ay»
bllgtnsj,
rass . •- ur-.
■ ■ - - \ N.. Mrs.
- Agency. 122 West 2-V
KIT'^HENMAID or GENERAL HOUSE- :
WORKER.— By Finnish girl; *<cry neat!
«..! willing. Jusslla Bureau. 650 Lexlag-'
t.in, aye. .. . ■
LADY'S MAID- By reliable Bermudlaa .
gi-1. colored: will travel; experienced!; j
manicuring: best references. Address caxs> '
of 5. B. Carter. 174 west. 135: ar.
LADY'S MAlD.— Nonterlan; good eeam-t
gtresa. hairdresser, manle'irs. packer,
traveller; first class la all respects; excel
lent recomrri'ndanons. O9terberj'» Bureau,
71»* Lexington ay«. 'Ph-->n*. 1055— Plaza.
LADY'S MAID. — O»rrcao: speaks Trench
ani English: acted as courtar maid; good;
s»am?tres3. packer: excellent personal rvt
erences. ■ lsHlfcsai'l B'.ir«»u. 71<J Lexla«
ton aye. 'Phone, 1065 — Plaaa.
LAT*XDRESS. co!oi>*d; clean ■wraaaer. first '
class lroner: lakes' gent'emen'a or fam
'.'•- washing; home or out by day: open air :
drying, reference. Pu Porte, 67 W. &Sth at.
LAUNDRES?. goo.i. warts washing anil"
Ironin? home. Tcrtt. 331 East *Jth at.
top floor.
LAUNDRES3. — Scotch Protestant: particu
larly nrat; unrfer3tan<is> all branches of
fie« washing aad ironing; good. ref?n»nce3; ■
city or country. E. T.. Mrs. vl'>>r's>
Agency. 122 Weal 23d, St.
LAUNDRESS.— Swedish: Rrst class, shire,
cuffs, collars; has friend, second; laun
dress or cnamberToaM ani laundress; good
references. Osterberffa Bureau. 716 L«x;ni
ton a\-> Tel. I"*". — Plaza.
LAUNDRT OR DATS WORK-— By col
ored woman. Miss Joslah. 21« W. Sis*
sr . su!:e 3
LADY'S MAID.— By refined German; h»«n->
-.as- dressmaker; 15 years" experiencsi
good hairdresser and packer trustworthy:
highest reference*. E. .1 . 1.*.3 «th aye.
MAN and WIFE. city or country; cook or
waiter; chambermaid; or waitress, 0*
both: honest, sober, reliable. T. M. C. 204
Wes: I3th st.. ring twice.
NURSE OR CHAMBERMAID.— NewIy
landed German girl: willing aad. obliging:
wag»s. $l»-$2». Cail at uas; & Boechar
er Co - Bureau. 43-45-*7 W*»c S*S st.
NURSE.— By a half-srown girl: take care
of baby or assist housework. A., Box 4*.
Tribun* Of2ce.
NTTRSE for Infant ».- rro^n children, by »
first class North of . • act «lrl: v»ry
corr.petTt and Uuat worthy ;re»»n! mis
tress will be plea3«~l to r»corr.rr.enj ct-r:
tity or country. Flaherty's Bureau. m
Oolumßua a\e. Tel. 741 — River.
NUP.SERY GOVERNESS— Ncjrth Orraaa
Protestant : refiatHi. ■ i»n' disposition:
excellent references. Ost*>rber<'3 liureau.
718 Lexington »v». Tel.. lUss— Plaza.
•v
irust-
■
WAITRF.?? —First class: can take bufler'*
place: very caraMe woman; thre* year*
last p^.ace; i*at reference. Ju.v-:U Bureau.
€?0 Lexington are.
WAITRESS — Competent younsr Mi . ••»
man; makes a:: salads: f.--»t references:
wage* *__ -. til ai Lang & Bosch<*rs*
i"v Bureau. 43-C-47.We»t 33d st
: WAITRESS Sci-teh. Prosi tmm raa tak<»
a butler's place: neat anl r»ftae<l; eoo<t
i references: cttv or country. E. T., Mr».
; Collier Agency. IT2 West Z3A »t.
WAITP.EPS-«'HAMBERMAir< —Very n»at.
quick worker; tah^s «">o.l ctw> of allver
tn.l Kiaia. gooil jalarl mak*»r; w.**»« iro<J
«rntr: city or rountrv. Flabert7*a Bureau.
4< Co!^m^u« aye. Tel. 741 — River.
WAITRESS or PXRtORV AID — T?v rourc
elrl; small fi.mt'y; refT*r.i-». A<fv«rtla*r.
• 10« West «d *t.
WOV4.X. with Uttle e!rl. Vl.«h*» ----17
city, no Uun.iry. Martin. 411 1 i .'■«
I aye.
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