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9arerttsements.
NOTICE!

4 Ii COMPREHENSIVE RETATroNrS NOD
n merly existing between Edw Smith and VIM
Togo, ooth OF Kau, Island of Hawaii ceased and
eyer terminated on the nth DAY OF JTTNE
1855, VIM Togo assuming the business 81 Naalal,1
Jeore In said district All debts due the store TO
L,I ma uate are payable to VIM Togo; also all ia
plii1es OF said store are 10 be settled by VIM Fogo
N-.,, EDW. SMITH
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Work has temporarily stopped on the
new Police Station. Mr.. Thomas, the con-
tractor has his gang of men at work on the
new China club house
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vessels Leaving This Day.
Schr Malolo, for Papaikou
Schr Leahi, for Ha alei
Schr LihOliho, for Wafmea
Schr Josephine, for Eva
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at the Office of the undersigned.
FRED. H. HAYSELDEN
Assessor of Taxes
For the District of Honolulu, Island of Oabu
honolulu, June IL, 1850 279-jel7-6w
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Phases of the Moon During July,
1885.
ID. II. NJ.
Full moon. ......................26 51PM
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The sun rises tomorrow morning at 5:2S O'Clock
Fhe sets this evening at 6:44 O'Clock.
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Tax Assessors Special Notice.

Tax Assessors Special Notice.
The undersigned hereby gives notice to all
parties Cvhether resident of this or any other
district IN this Kingdom) having balances of cash
in bankers or age1es' hands in Honolulu that they
will be assessed here for the same according to
sworn returns made by said bankers or agents to
the undersigned, and the tax on the same must be
paid to the Tax Collector for Honolulu
FRED. II. HAYSELDEN
Tax Assessor for District Of Honolulu
Honolulu, June Il, 1885 2sl-je17-6w
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PORT OF HONOLULU, III. L.
ARRIVALS. :
DEPARTURES.

WEDNESDAY July %.
Stmr w Hall, Bates, for Hawaii at 4pm
2pm "
stnr Kilauea HOu, Weisbarth, for Hamalzua at
10y ~
Stmr James Makee, Weir, for Kauai and Waia-
Iua at 4 D m
Stmr WaimanaIo, Nelson, for WaimanaIo
Schr Mama for Honomu
Schr Luka, for KohalaleIe
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL MEETlygWI
L holders Of the Olawaln Cgn.s
on Monday, August the l6tb d
Office Of G. w. Macfarlane A O.
auslo CO. BER3nI
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Special Notice to Firemen and Mem.
bers of Volunteer Companies.
The undersigned hereby gives special notice to
all fremen and members of volunteer companies
that they D'ust by law appear in person before
him and claim their exemption from personal
taxes such exemption cannot be allowed
FRED. Ii. HAYSELDEN
Tax Assessor for District of Honolulu.
Honolulu, June II, 1885. 2sO-je17-6w
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Che Rising and Setting of the sum.
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Lowest Market 2

All meats delivered from ~. n, .
oughly chilled Immediately rrr ~
of a Bell-COieman Palep. III he u
Meat so treated retains AZ M ~.
and Is GUARANTEED iTggD
AFTER DELIVERY
KILLED MEAT.
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CITY SHOOTING SHOP b.
4 opposite Dodd's sls ,Os ,ss8
all is branches. R saocSILD "a
speciality. Mr. Nerd Al % I
ploma and highest wa we
ss4. Terms reasonable.
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Families and shipping ''PP~
NOTICE and D
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Our latest quotations are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
AssArLTIEG A MANAGER,

lively fracas occurred yesterday morning in Richs
Hotel Exchange place Jersey CITY, where the members
OF the Jersey City baseball nine board The were
about to take the train for Lancaster Penn. Nil an
engagement with the Lancasters. Thomas j. Cummings.
the manager handed note 70 Nicholas Bradley the
with rage and addressing Cummings exclaimed: You've
got even with mo and suppose YOU'RE satibhed"
Pine note was a notification TO Bradley that hls ser
vices were no longer required Some hot words passed
between Cummings and Bradley, when the latter
tnocked Cummingh down. He then kicked him aud be-
fore any one could Interfere Cummings face and head
were badly cut aud bruised. When Cummings regained
Ills feet Inc put his hand his hppookot. a. II 10 draw
revolver and Bradley fed 10 his room. Cummings ran
after him. but was stopped by Mr.. Iich Several WY
nes,es say that Cummings had revolver IN his
hand IL Il reported that the trouble dates from last
week when Cummings reprimanded Bradley for being
late and fined him for using insulting language The
matter will be brought TO the attention Of the Eastern
League Bradley yesterday 70 the manager OF
the Wilmington club accepting tho position 0flei nclder
which had been offered hla..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
TIE NETS DEFEAT THE PrrrsBURGs.

The first game Of baseball in this city be-
twcou tho Metropoln and Pitsburg clubs took place
al tho Polo Grounds yesterday. The ball seemed 20
stick to tho hands OF the players and the contest grew
wearsomc before It was completed. Tho homo players
showed up In fine FORM batting hard. fielding brilliantly
and running the bases with their odtue yigor Bcgry
utchcd Tor thcm during the first Ave innings. when DO
was taken sick and retired Lynch taking his place Ihe
PIT shurg club refused 10 allow the change unll
doctor present haI examined Eccy and stated that Dc
Wa too III u play longer. Mregau's pitching. utuh
III, Give was battcd all the ncld Tho Visiting
PLAYERS scored the only hey made IN the eighth
inning After two mon Out Eden was struck VITA
the ball Mann followed with hit, aud a ihrec-baso
LIT to centre field hy Kucuc brought IN the two ruuh
Tie Metropolitan players dil lively battling 10 me
final Innings and earned runs. Reilly aud orr lei
IN the batting. The score was:
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Rellned ol was unehangod.
COURT OF APPEALS
o.n,roo, June 9.-In the Court of Appeals

to.dav tho following decisions were handeddown
pene x rel short agt Bacon; uaighta gt the Mayor
~, york. Board OF supervisors OF Iompslls
.o III iristo Maeulier agt Mckinley; Ciute agt an
ori3, The People rel Van peuaen agt Drum ltehpeA
W. 10 Mayor OF NewiOr; Pantzar agt the Ily F0s
r Iron Mining Company Hustel Ggt swecney Roman ase
tbe Hudson RIVER btdgo Company Miller sg the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad company jug
sppie agt the state Of NewYork Judgment and award
Genet AIT the city OF Brooklyn Coykend asL carpeE;
ter Bullock AYR the Eayor etc. OF NewfoTk Tie NaNh
lank of virginia agt Miller Farchd agt Lynch Judseh
reversed. tri granted costs 10 abide tho event
UegercL keaiie Judgment Of General Term ftNr4SoS
that Of special Term affirmed with cests. ,.,.,
Moriafty agt Bartlett order OF General ana Sleebh
Terms reversed motion denied with costs IN Az opltA
Minaay AIT Hanson. OIdsr of General lefm feNriseo
ton ,,,, Ga 40, ., a c,vuqa
County hank Order OF General Term affirmed anl
absolute rendered for the respondent On the s3pnA''
with costs 49,, a. .x.o.,. o,l.r ,rsned
MeMsster agt the stato Of Nsw.York. Motion denied
without costs .a.t ,,tloa
days. - ,,..,ax a. ..r,o.. ANIMAL yraufed
xady agt Chamberlain Motion TO consolidate reHi''
granted With notifications. ,.., ,.,ioa IN
Jackson ag Upper Motion 10 disuiss appeal demo" y
| terms -
| The following ia the day calendar for June los
| Nsa ITO. 2sO. 2S7. 23S. 2Al, 242 Sal. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

ST.. LOUIS, June 9.-The first race ut the ST.
Louis Fair Association to-day for purso OF Sooo,
for all ages one mile and eighth, selling brought our
Adventurer. 10l: Santa Claus. 1Oi; GienrocK' W
Musk liz; Bonnie 8, 1l0; Aristocrat 1Oi; BoueVau'
us; Trousseau, SO; Compensation. SO; DOUBT, 70
Archbishop, si; Nodaway, 90 Santa Claus won Dy
length, Musk second, Bonnie third. Tine i'o'$
Mutuas paid 500 TO-
For the ST. Louis Fair Oaks for three yearoid hhes
800 each 81 800 added,one mile and half ll3 pouhas
EACH the starters were Exile Lady Maynard, Iipsey'
Mission Belle and Belle Pate. Lady Maynard won Dy
two lengths Exile second. Mission Belle third. Ilme'
213 Mutna!s, S34 80.
In the third race purse Of $500. for maiden Two
year-olds. threequarters OF mile the starters Weio'
spaldie. lo7; Mamie Hunt, 10i; Estela, 10Y; ADRIAN
no; Porthane lO2; Frank Norris, l05; Julieta loL
spalde won by a length aud half, Esteha secohu'
Adrian third. Time, l:l6s Mutuals PAID 70 a., -,
The Railroad aud Express Companies STAKES Ioi i, an
ages $50 each 81 900 added. one and oneegnth uJs
brought out Tom Martin. 1l5; Grsmer, 1l9;
Shady ll7 and lazarus, ITO. Tom Martin won ny
two lengths and Powhattan, Bootblack ana ffceaEu
came under the wire named, nearly even thal oy
The judges could decide the position Ilme' A'oo-s
Mutual. paid S27 90 1900 $500. - - o,or.or
selling race for purse Of 800, one and oncqnhfter
miles was contested by Firgle Hearne, VI Guy
90; Whizgig, 10; Doubt, 93, WhizGig won " ten
lengths, Virgie Hearne second, DOUBT third llhe'
2:llA. Mutuals pa.d SlA 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

WASHINGTON, Juno 9.-Patents were issued
to-day for system Tor tho production Of spherical
and conical procoties which was con1dontialy laid
hofre tho Army aud Navy Ordnance Departments some
time ago. aud deemed OF such Importance to tho Govern
mont eryce that the Secretary War and the Secretary
n tho Navy mado official requests to have the applca-
fiona for the patents given especial attention and ad-
,rced for immediate action II is understood that by
means OF the process prolccties OF shape or
,iiire OF even tho hardest steel, made and con-
6cmsed with wonderful rapidy direct from the heated
lar and AT one operation aud Of such precise Dimensions
az 10 be ready for without further treatment by
the nresent mode OF manufacture all piercing pro-
ect6rs after being forged brought 90 shape and
Size BY the slow and expensive process OF turning In
lathA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
THE ORIGIN or ALICE HOWARD

Jurfs I<ftsr 10 The chicago Irttune,
Yet there are curosltes less easily explained, and
where the philosophical enthusiasm o! Mlcheet would
have boon utterly at loss Take Tor instance that
denmondaiue Turns into hard cash her Jewels and her
furniture. her hotel ana hcr picture gallery ana which
can only qualify unhealthy. Great ladies and bour
groisrs honest women both visiting the palaces OF THESE
creatures 10 like Ewes nieces playing with BITS
of the Aa.eaten apple or Tying iho serpent teln(trr
around their taOats simply tOJudse now ne would look
forth ght ago it was Mdllc. Lucie Kern's orchard
this week the newspapers have sung the praises OF MISS
Alice Howard OF her 1aucrets ana her MeissOuiers, OF
precious tapestries OF her wOudrous specimens OF gold
smiths work. and morlst remarked that inc GineF.
nowadays between Penelope ana Aspdsh was lhat
the first spin their WOOL while the others buy ibut In
the shape OF Flanders tapestry.
Naturally, the story or this sale OF MISS Alice HoWarts
touNOruerc grated with legend. II was pretended
that this beautiful Iarislanlcd English GIRL, bidding
farewell 20 the Devil his pomps and yauitiss deserving
paris it, cgueas ana lt Bois dc Boulogne was about
10 marry scotch uobeman, and the world forgetting
a. 10 y,rl forro heureforfh and forever would keep
hCr heart IN tho HI hlauGs on the banks OF Loon
karinc. Others again forged Tor her genealogy oy
which she was made the relative % n sooalled Lady
Howard whose name intimately connected with
that OF President OF the French Republic who, thanks
10 her generosity able 30 take those first steps
which placed him on an imperial throne. Romance Is
always mixed up with every thing nowadays, ana Is
grrved no with all sorts Of Snuces even IN this age OF
realism II would be humiling to national female
prde admit that this caHnibn Of hearts, this ghau
WHO has de- oured millions and driven dozen simple
tons 10 suicide dishOnOr, should should have been
nothing maid OF all workin London, baetdancor
mt ALEXANDRIA sculptOrs model after she had been
loft waf stray the streets OF Paris ignorant OF
one word OF the French language 10y q disrcputable
blacklcg with nothing but Is lovely face faultless
figure and entire absence Of scrupes and principle.
IN years time and for nine years out OF these tenn
this creature 10 be the acknowledged queen OF Con-
tinenta beauty ana whether she really does retire 10
private life and responsibility remains still In France,
she will none the less have been brilliant appsrtiOn,
the psrect image beauty sovereign and mpaoable o
Vcns of marble worthy of the ch.e OF Praxitees with
something OF that Icy charm which tho nlustous Gounod
attributes to Mrs. Georglnn Weldon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
MrcR OLDER THAN HER NEW HUSBAND.

dispatch 10 me tifcnHdn
Information Of IL reliable nature has been re-
cciycd from Chicago OF event occurring IN that city,
Gny before yesterday. which may be regarded as OF
somewhat ltiOnal chnrncter-nainey the marriage
OF Randolph sheets, u well-known young man or this
civ 10 Mrs o. T. Reynolds. OF Lafayette, who IL re-
uorted 10 be worth at least SOOOOOO. Mrs Reynolds
has widow for several years, but for some time
teoro her husbands death their domestic relations had
not been pleasant sr
before the marriage OF Mrs Reynolds daughters one u
whom Is the wife OF Congress nan Hit, or Illinois, ana
the other OF tho spanish Mlister Mt Washington He
has recently renewed his acq1antanceshp and u has
been matter OF general belief that lie was backed Imam
cnlly by Reynolds In recent rink speculation ut
LAFAYETTE The marriage OF the parties was not however
Anticipated nor indeed regarded scarcely among the
possibilities Mira. Reynolds IS about nfyslx years DID,
vho Mr. sheets Is little more than half thai age and FOR
thar reason II for other friends OF Mrs Reynolds are
unwilling to give any credence TO the rumors which
have been current among Lafayette g0sgps concerning
the future relations OF the parties. Mrs Reynolds
whose husband was prominent Republican politician
became an attached mcmberot the Catholic Church some
yenrs ago. while visiting her daughter, Mrs Robert
Inst, whose husband was at that time secretary OF
Legation at Paris Mr. Sheets belongs 10 family which
ut one very rich but Is now greatly reduced In
At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
MR.. rox,s RECORD AS MAYOR.

PnLADELPHIA, juno LSpecldH.-Tho an
pouncement Of the appointment OF Daniel NJ Fox, e1-
Mayor OF this city superintendent Of the Mint does
NOT carry with It the satisfaction that many OF the older
heads OF the party had anticipated Tho younger ele-
rnt arc decidedly opposed to the selection aud are out
sopcn I'm denunciation. Mr. Fox, while Mayor OF tho
i, lost tho admiration Of tho better class Of Demo
r by his selecting the worst element In the city as
cmbcrs OF tho police force. lie % oponJ charged with
Hyn mo- executive ability aud OF being man who can
he easily led by those 10 whom he is Indebted for his
nomination This together with hs being bitter par
tsa ia politics, gives but slight hJpo OF any VI the
nresent incumbents being retained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
FINE SAILING BY THE NEW.JERsEY CLUE

4 pretty fleet of twelve sloOp yachts and two
cat boats started the fourteenth annual regatta OF the
New Jersey Yacht Club yesterday morning. stf
bTeezcl from the northwest dashed the waters OF the
Upper Bay into white caps when the starting signal was
Owen at IL o'clock from the Blackbird lying OF
BedOes Island Dock with several hundred spectators
Oh board. The judges r. l.. Rogers I. Butts and
GeorgoP Garland, and the Regatta Committee, III. O.
Dilworth Theodore Rynders. and T. w. KetohaIn. Tho
ca boat Cato first across the limo at ll-l33O
with Minnehaha close ia her wake, and George Dean,
duplex (cltamaran), Sophia Emma, Meteor, Charm and
the Others within fifteen minute; AZ but The catama-
rams were under snug sail and the little fleet formed
striking marine picture as they fairly few down the Bay
their white sails cleaning IN the sunlight Nemes hr
Eyersots new oaamaTan reared IN alarming manner
and unable 70 carry sail She retireq at tsmpeton
The course 20 ana around Robbins Reef ana BHoy
No ID on tho West Bank The latter was reached ana
rounded first by the Lily r., nc 12l53O. the carried
away her boDsay, but she the fret boat at the sh
The George B Deans protested against the prize
III class o. being awarded 10 the Sophia Emma, claiming
that sine did not turn Robbins Reef buoy the return
trip.
The LILY r.. beat the GROWER IL minutes 27i2 seconds
SOPHIA Emma beat George j. Dean, minutes seconds
Cate Cate beat Trnent 10 minutes 8sa seconds while
tho Duplex and Hattie won prizes in their respective
classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
RACK EYE roR SENATOR PAYNE.

WASHINGTON, June 8 (SpeciaD The appoint
mont Of Henry C. Urncr be Marshal In Cincinnati is
,isck eve for Senator Payne and the oonloll crowd
Truer ia the candidate OF tho MOssbacks and was sup
pored by that faction OF the Democracy represented by
pendleon and his friends. Tho coaon faction had as
their candidate Henry Boh whom they supported two
vcars ago when he momher OF tho Legislature, as
c,.Itte for Speaker. At conference hold not long
g Al secretary Whitncys house In this city, prcsGed
oVer by senator Payne Mr. BOIL waa formally recon-
,cnd.l 10 the President for the appointment IL - not
thought that the ointment OF VT. urncr VIII make
senator Payne and his friends very happy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
$40 TRANSIT GLORIA MUYDL


Some six months ago n boy IN the employ OF
Pfei * Bauer at No. SIS North Third while runmag-
ing about in the cellar exhuued from the rubbish ana
conf heap large picture In gilt frame which was so
besmeared with dirt that for some time II could not DO
away for cause or another, or possibly dis
carled and forgotten by ts former The picture
was cleaned up and the boy given dollar for his
Hnd. IL portrait OF General Robert 4. Lee and was
painted By Mat Hastings, from ~ original ambr0type
taken by H. t. Urio for tho ladies' OF the Southern REFLEX
Fair held the close tho war In Larrnorgs ware
house for tho benefit Of the southern people MT rig
repaired TO Richmond, Va, tO procure phOt9graPn o.
General Leo Io found the General at his residence
Broadst. aud made known TO him tho ooJeSV "a
hts visit When boy Mr. Uric knew the uenorai Why
was then CAPTAIN I'm the United states Army, q.
Alexandria, Va where Mr.. Uric was born ana DrousnI
nm m seemed TO DO pleasure for General Leg 70 uo
ANYTHING 10 aid In the objects OF the southern Keller Az
sosaton He dressed himself In the gray SUIT presenter
10 him by tho ladies' OF Baltimore aIter the surreher
took position on the porch ana having placed hmsell Us
,leaired "A negative was taken III the space OF Iour
seconds On returning TO ST. Louis, an enlarged photo
graph was made I'm Mr. Urie's gallery, from when Mr;
Hastings painted the portrait reprcsents the General
sitting In three-quartor position, lto Size bareheaded
and holding n quill pen In the right hand. The canvas
WAS nut In n gilded frame costing $780, and was pre-
sented to the Southern Relief Fair Association. After
being on exhibition 10 WINS rhtled of, and brought
To tho association, when IL Was rallied OF again foi
81 0OO Then It was given TO the Southern Relief Fail
In New Orleans and kaA been reported brought $1,000
in tho rattle there and now 1t turns up In the coabil
OF n cellar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Assistant- Surgeon
r. n ogden has been ordered to duty board tho
ee,ytne ship ST. Louis. Paymaser Robert W. Allen has
heeu special duty at the Naval Academy
and ordered report 10 the Judge Advocate General
for dutyi AssstantEngineer william H. King from inc
Simon Nowcomb has been granted six weeks lenye OF
absence with permission to leave the United states
with permission the United States Lieutenant
James Franklin four months leave OF absence with per
inisson % leave tho United States Henry u. Roieh
has been placed ON the retired Lat from juno D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
NEV- YORKS WINNING IN BOSTON.
BUFFINToN's PITCHING DATTED HARD.
THE BosToSs BEATEN BY SCORE OF ~ TO 2
FEATURES OF TIE GAME

THE BosToNs BEATEN BY SCORE OF ~ io =
FEATURES OF TIE GAME.
BosToS. June 0.-Although the Boston-New-
York game this afternoon was earned anu won W VI,
,,,, cIrt tho home team played with pluck and
vim than for some time Tho features OF the game Tor
the Bostons were the reappcnrance Of ornung IN er'
field and the restoration Of the batting order OF a' year
The repeal OF the new pitching rule had little eect on
Bufnon's delivery, for he was oatted heavS' Wi,ie
the Bosous wero unable hit wclch. The Now-forks
stortcd IN with heavy smuggling" IN the hrst
inning. O'Rourke opened with q two'base hlt'
Conner followed with a single, and then came EWING
with another double. Ward went out on ny
70 Manning and then a fly from Gillespies pat was
taken Inv Whitley I'm right hed and he cut OIL Living oy
magnificent throw TO third base. In the Dth ihhlus
hreebaso hit double and two singles brought ~ iouI
rms and four hits two of them doubles. added three
more In the eighth Tho BostOns failed to make m,
until the lftb inning when Wise, Morrill, HOrning ana
sutton MI safely and three scored but none
Of them was earned wise made hrcebase hit 10 me
sixth inning and came IN on putout MAKING INC ony
earned run. Tie score was:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
TIE PETROLEUM AAREEE.

NEw-YoRK, Juneo.
The market for National Transit certificates
remains confined within small limits, and the dealings
to-day whe rejecting sharp increase from yesterdays
record wero local In character All that can be said Of
the immediate speculation Ia tina: 1t displays settled
resistance the influence OF public neglect ana the 90;
caslonal attacks Of the }" bears while the commercial
movement continues to present the same encoaragiHs
features The bull party appear 10 be letting the oan
market relapse from its recent stingency ana % cents
was the highest carrying rate; buoyant eeper was
shown in early trading and prices easily to son
from 7Ol0 cents In the last hour however re%
lions compelled sacrifice OF part OF tho gain. The
market closed steady. 80.
The RANGE OF prices and the total dealings at the Cons
solidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening ............ 1893 Lowost.-........... ~
Highest. sOA kinaL.........-....' VS
Refined oil was unchanged.
BRADFoRD, Penn, June o.-Natlonal Transit CeruF
Gates opened at 79l. and closed nc 79io Highest price,
50; lowest price, 70ls. Clearauces. 922OOo Darrels
OH. CITY, Penn. June Crude oil-sales, l.O-2Voo
bbs.t runs. 67.567 bills; shipments. 66,oSs bbsJ
charters 323sl bbls. National Transit oertnosn 20:
opened az 79is and closed at 1925 hSH''' F''0'
in,y Dfice. 7Ola.