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Fatal Iai road Accident.

PROVIDENCE R. Il, Oct. ia construc-
ton train on the Old Colony road was
wrecked tonight by running into a flat-car
that had been left on the main track. One
man was killed and thirteen others more or
less seriously injured.
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A POPULAR DELUSION.
Brigham Young Jr.'s Statement Regarding
Plural Marriages.

LONDON, Oct. 15.-Brigham Young Jr., in
all interview in Liverpool, says the Mer-
curry, states that it was popular delusiOn
that the M0rmons were compelled to have
more than one wife, and as
matter Of fact, only 10 per cent of the elder
members of the community had more than
one wife. The Saints had always and would
always honor the laws of the land,
and now laws had been enacted
by Congress which forbid plural
marriages the present President, Wilford
Woodruff, had issued declaration Of sub
mission ''the suppression Of Mormonism is
not a moral or social question, but purely
and simply a political question"
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RHEUMATIC ABOUT ME!

~ In one minute the Cutfcura
Anti-Pain Plaster relieves rheu-
smatic, sciatic, sudden. sharp and ner-
yous Pains, Strains and Weaknesses
The first and only pain-killing Plaster. new and
infallible antidote to pain, Inflammation and weak
ness Utterly unlike vastly superior to all other
plasters At all druggists, % cents; hve lor or.
postage free, OF POTTER DRUG AND CHkMaISAaL Voh-
roRATIoN, Boston, Mass, oelo MoAnSu ~
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The Dsath cfMrs McAplifFe

New Yo RK, Oct. 15.-Jack McAuliffe, the
prize fighter, was arrested to-day and
brought to the Coroner's office, charged
with the death OF his wife, Kate. An au-
topsy showed that Mrs. McAulifTe died from
heart disease.
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Sninide of a Family

PERTH ANlBoY On. j., Oct. 15.-For
some time past eager Showdash and wife
have quarreled violently because of his
jealousy. This morning the woman pol
soned herself and babe. When Showdash
came home and found their dead bodies hs
com mitled suicide with revolver.
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ACanaaian Nickel Nina

WASHINGTON, Oct 15.-Commodore Fol-
ger has just returned from visit TO the
only nickel mine in Canada, which is owned
by an Ohio syndicate, and it is likely the
bulk of material for the use of the Navy
Department will come from that source.
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Ednnational Commission.

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-The New West Educa-
tional Commission held its tenth annual
meeting to-day. Reports show that there
are thirty-two schools affording education to
1884 pupils, and total valuation Of property
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NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Charles F. Bates,
son of C. Francis Bates. leading importer,
was arrested to-day on charge of extreme
brutality to a horse at Newport. He de-
nies the charge, which is that he threw al
cohol on the horse ana then set the animal
on fire. He will be taken to Newport.
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owned of over S1OO, 600. Nine academies are
established, disseminating knowledge of a
higher order over the territory where eiu-
cational facilities are must needed The
total receipts last year from contributions
aggregated $4,000. Rev. Frank Gunsaulus,
In speech, asserted that the Mormon ques-
tion is not settled, and any pronouncements
President Woodruff gives forth should not
cad Chr ristians to believe that polygamy is
at an end. President William E. Hale was
reelected.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Delegases representing
the engineering societies of the United
States and Canada, at a meeting to-day. de
cided to call an international congress OF
engineers in Chicago during the Worlds
Fair. A committee was appointed to notify
societies of all foreign countries.
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Killed by a Cave,

IsHPEM1Na (Mich.), Oct. ia cave oc-
Cured in the Ludington mine near here to-
day, burying five men. Patrick Sluges and
Richard Dunn were rescued alive, but John
Fisher was dead when reached. w. r.
Davis and A. Bailey are still under the mass
of rock and are unQuestionably dead.
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Italian Convic,s Barred.

ROME, Oc.. 15.-The Government at Wash
ington has notified the Government here
that no Italians who have been sentenced
in Italian courts will be allowed to land at
United States points.
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Boston, Oct. 15.-The Aldermen have
revoked the license of the Park Theater,
where Sybil Johnstone has been appearing
in tights and a jersey as liza in the "Clem-
enceau Case"
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THE SUGAR TRUST.
An Injunction Granted Epjoining Further
Proceeding Toward REORGANIZATION.

New YORK. Oct. ia temporary injunc-
tion was granted to-day by Judge Pratt in
the Supreme Court against the Trustees of
the Sugar Trust, Kidder, Peabody & Co..
the Central Trust and others to enjoin them
from proceeding further with the pending
reorganization of the trust and from parting
with any assets or stock certificates of the
company. A receiver is also applied for
A hearing on the motion to make the in
junction permanent was set for Monday
next. The application Is made by one Dun
can Cameron as owner of 1900 shares or cer-
tificateS of trust.
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Morrill, R E ected,

MONTPELIER, Oct. 15.-In the Legislative
joint Assembly to-day Justin S. Morrill, was
formally eecte United States Senator for
six years from March 4th next.
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The Brl,bans Strike collapsing.

BRISBANE, Oct 15.-There is plenty OF
non-union labor to be had here. and the
strike is collapsing. Many members OF the
union are applying TO be reinstated In their
old positions.
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Gresham 10 Get Il.

NEW YORK, Oct 16.--The Sun and jour
nal have report from Washington that the
President will appoint Gresham to the Su-
preme Court in order to remove political
competitors.
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nrdaIen To Wa.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-two British vessels
have been ordered to Vita, East Africa, to
avenge the recent massacre of a party of
Germans there.
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General Butler and Party.

PUEBLO (Colo.l, Oct. 15.-General Ben
Butler and party arrived last night General
Butler left in buggy to-day for his ranch,
in this county.
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AN EXTRA SESSION.
The President Undecided as to What Course He
Will Follow in the Matter.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The question as
to whether the President will convene Con-
gress in extra session is among the things
that yet remain undecided. The matter was
discussed at a Cabinet meeting yesterday,
but 1t was not decided on account Of the
pressure of other business. To reporter,
who called at his residence, Secretary Rusk
said: The extra session matter was dis
cussed, but no conclusion was arrived at.
The question as to whether such action
would operate to the damage of Republican
interests is not considered. l don't know
what will be done; but it was not decided
TO abandon the idea Of calling an extra ses-
SION"
Tie reporter then called upon Secretary
Window, but found him non-communica-
tive humor. 81 have nothing to say about
what was done at the meeting of the Cabi-
net" said the Secretary. 81 will say, how
ever, that if | had my way / would amend
the Counstitution so as to have the sessions
end in May. which would give two months of
additional time for the transaction of the
public business" Further the Secretary
would not say.
"There was no authority for the annonce-
ment that there will be no extra session."
said Private Secretary Halford.
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The Cramps Contracts.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The Cramps will
receive contracts for two of the three new
battle-shIps They will receive $3,063, 333
for each shin
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BACK TO PRISON.
San Quentin Escapes Captured
in Chicago.
Two Desperate Pacific Coast Criminals
Again in Custody.
Stage and Train Robbers Run Down and
Quietly Arrested by a WellS-FargO
Special Detective.
Special to The MORNING CALL.

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-Two of the most des-
perate criminals known to the Pacific slope
were captured in Chicago tonight by James
B. Hume, chief special officer Of Wells,
Fargo & Co. The captive desperadoes are
Charles II. Thorne alias Dorsey and George
B. Shinn. Their last exploit in California
was a daring escape from the State Prison
at San Quentin. Thorne was serving life
sentence for murder and robbery, and Shinn
was in durance for holding up an entire
railway train. Special Officer Hume's clews
led him to believe the pair had drifted to
Chicago, and with the assistance of the To-
cal officers the two were located here. To-
night at an opportune moment Hume quietly
nabbed the astonished fugitives, taking
them separa tely, an1 under precautions by
the Chicago authorities that made resist
ance or escape impossible. ThOrne and
Shinn appeared to have no particular occu-
patton in Chicago, but are not known to
have participated in any crime here. They
will be conveyed back to their old abode in
San Quentin Prison at once.
from San Quentin with George II. Shinn. On
July 10. 1882, Thorne and Patterson robbed
the Moore's Flat stage. William Cummings
Nevada City banker, who had about $4,000
with him, refused to give the money up. A
row ensued, during which Patterson threw
Cummings down and ThOrne blew his head
off with a shotgun. The CAPTURE of the two
men in n Missouri town by Captain Aull
has heretofore been published in The
CALL.-ED.l
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A Good Radiance.

New YORK. Oct. 15.-Johp Most, the
anarchist, has become disgusted with America
and will go to London before the end of the
year.
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The Rai ga Tsr,itnru

ROME, Oct. 15.-The Popolo Romano. COM
menting ON the rupture in the negotiations
between Italy and England regarding the
The morning call., 1890-10-16

Within the past three months injunctions
have been given against $50 saloons in Du-
buque. Iowa, prohibition State, and not
one has been closed.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Dealers report more inquiry, but sales are
confined to small lots the bulk of the season Is
over. Calcutta, spot, 65seD634c; Wool Bags, $50
SIC; Potato Gunnies. nominal.
COFFEE-Busness has been rather better OF late,
but prices for several descriptions easier than
they were few days ago. The effect OF the Central
American war on the new crop remains to be seen.
for good to prime washed Guatemala; l9l2@
q 10 2lc for good TO prime Costa kiea and washed
Salvador; l9@l2Uc for fair washed Guatemala; 1870
lgIac for fair Rica and washed Salvador: l74
"a S3l for medium Guatemala, Costa Rica and Sal
yador: l@l7c for ordinary Guatemala, Costa
Rica and Salvador; Polite for very inferior to
common Guatemala, Costa Rlca and Salvador: 1870
for good unwashed Salvador"
CANNED FRUIrS-The market continues excited.
Prices again higher and the tendency Is still up
ward Most refuse to sell at the quotations.
and some out Of the market altogether. We quote
Apricots 81 6O91 20; Peaches. 81 25 for freestone
and 81 so for clngs Bartlett Pears, 81 902; White
Cherries. So 2b@2 40: Black Cherries, 81 S5@2:
Plums. 81 80 y dozen.
CANNED vEGETABLES-Ver firm. Tomatoes,
81 10 spot and $4,000 for future delivery. Peas.
81 3U1l 50 spot and 81 20 for future delivery.
COAL-Steady Prices show no further change.
Prices TO dealers: wellington. SO p ton: New Well
ington. 50 y ton; S0uthfied Wellington, IS 90 q
ton; Diamond, 81; Cedar River. 81; Seattle. 81;
IS so; Cumberland SIS In bulk and SIG so In sacks:
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $l6: Colorado An
thracite Egg, SIS; Camel $l2.
FiSH-No. Mackerel, quotabe at S15ell5 % IN
haf-bbls and 81 5UG2 10 in Kits; No. 2, SIG IN
bbs and $26D2 25 Ia kits; Mess Mackerel, 1903 Is
% kit: Pacific Cod 6Iac In bundles, &c In ease5 sc
for bonelessi Eastern Smoked Herring, SOC; Dutch
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Builders, Contraot.

John Bowes with James Glacbin to bu,,d nm
Sierra ST.. bet. Kentucky and Tennessee: 81 15O
James McConahey with John H. Grady aItera-
lions on N. line Of Twenty fourth ST. bet Valencia
and Guerrero; $2260
Marion Hart with A. r. Deuke, to build on Turk
st., 80 T. OF Steiner; $500 va "
II. W. van heynegom ct al. with Joseph Norris
chapel on E. line OF Fair Oaks ST. lb5 N of Twen
ty-sixth, N. 5Ox125; $780, VI WV
81 Johns Church with Joseph Norris, to build on
COT OF Fifteenth st. and Julian ave- lOOr Id7 IL !.
S32,675. N' AooAif' 'o'
ST Johns Church with Compressed Brick Com
pany, terra Gotta work, same; 5000
j. I. Mott with Allen D. Laer to bulld on I.ott or
bet. McAllister and Fulton 1880, bond $500 a.
NJ Slyter surety. f''0' "
James Carolan with Mullens Bros to buiId on N
line OF Clara ST., l40 of Fourth: s2soo hands
$1,000, r. Il. Wilson surety ooA"'
william Hanseil and wife with NeIson tn
build, no location; $2O4O. ~ w
w. line of Webster st. 1886 N of O'Farreu n o5I
S7:6; $4,000 bonds $4,000, F. Kronenberg and M
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Yaquina for Lom-
poe the Alex Duncan for San Pedro, the Newport
for Eel River and the Corona for Humboldt Bay.
The brig 7. w. Lucas. 292 tons, loads Lumber on
the Sound for Guaymas: ship Republic. 1898 tons.
Lumber on the Sound for Valparaiso. 55s; British
bark Alice Muir. 476 tons, Lumber at Moodyville
for Melbourne: ship America, 1852 tons. Coal at
Nanaimo for this port or San Pedro
The British Iron ship Borrowdale, 1918 tons. was
rechartered prior to arrival for Wheat to United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp. AIS Cd
The ship W. II. Macy, 2092 tons, is chartered for
Wheat to United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp,
Ais
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Mark Strnusa Sued.

Henry Perry, attorney for Julia Crowley,
filed complaint in the County Clerks
Office yesterday afternoon against Mark
Strouse demanding $4,000 damages.
Strouse is the well-known wealthy butcher,
whose place of business is in the Bay City
Market This suit against him is the result
of serious accident that happened on
April 22d last near the corner OF Howard
and Ninth streets, when one of his meat
trucks ran over Mrs. Crowley and injured
her She claims that it was carelessness
Oh the part Of the driver, for which StrOuse
should be held accountable.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 29.-The stock m arket to-day
witnessed another swing of the pendulum of values
and the losses of yesterday generally regain ed
although there was less business DONE and at times
the dizziness was equal to anything seen OF late In
that line. Sugar was the great bull card and yes
terday's loss was about recovered. Governments
steady. Petroleum broke the record for narrowness
to-day. In spot oil there was only quotation,
and August option fiuctuation of Is was all the
movement recorded.
NEW YORK. July 29.-United States Bonds AS,
1854; 41as. l04; Northern Pacific. SO: Cana
dian Pacific 1885; Central Pacific So; Atchi-
son. "A; Union Pacific, 62s4; wels-Fsrgo l41;
Western Union, $3.50; Silver, 1o9s4; Sterling
81 s51a(a4 s91a.
Wheat-Cash, 81 Ola; August 977sc
Flour-Steady.
Cofiee-$l7 go
Sugar-51s45ssc.
Hops-Caifornia. 16c
Hides-California. lac
Copper-Lake, SIT.
Tin-Spot, $40 SO.
Lead-Domestic, 81 40
Iron-Sl4
Petroleum-SS7sc.
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do. 81 5O(DI rs 8 keg; whitefsh. $40 in haf-bbls
and 1922 % in kits; Tongues and Sounds 81 759
2 q kit.
NAILs-Quotable as follows: Two hundred keg
lots So 80 for iron, So 10 for steel aud IS 40 for
standard wire: small lots l5@20c higher all round
Observation-Disclosures and nominal at $oI
z. flask.
SIRUP-The California Refinery quotes: Drips,
In bbs, 20c do in half-bbls. 221ac; in 5-gal Kegs
% 1ac; in l-gal tins 371ac q gallon.
The American Refinery quotes zoe in bbs, 2213o
in half do, 2l12c In kegs and 3712c p gal in cases.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows terms net cash: Cube, $3.50 q 10;
Crushed 63sc; Extra Powdered, 63sc; Fine Crushed
$3.50; Dry Granulated. 61sc; Confectionery A, &c:
Extra @ 47sc; Golden Q, 45sc q ID; Bags. 1sc more
than bbls.
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube. sac; Crushed, 614c: Fine Crushed.
614c; Powdered, SAC; Extra fine Powdered. 61zc:
Dry Granulated, &c; Xxx do, &c: Confectioners'
A. 53sc; White Extra q, 51sc; Extra C. sc; Golden
C. 43Ic q ID.
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About dozen scientists will accompany
him. Professor Libby of Princeton, who is
a geographer as well rs mathematician, ex-
poets to be among the number. The espe-
cial object is to examine the remains of
ancient civilization, antedating, it is said,
that of the Aztecs, existing principally in
the ella Valley, in the northwest part of
Arizona. The habits of the Zuni and Navajo
Indians will also be investigated. The eX-
petition started on Monday, and will be in
the field about one year.
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A LEGEND OF THE OPAL.
ssHY did they give the opal
<HH To the second Month or the year
q a The weariest month of winter,
NV Snowy and chill and drear?

-sHY did they give the opal
THE To the second Month OF the year :
II The weariest month of winter,
A&S Snowy and chill and drear?
Oh, Mary, the Virgin Mother,
With the holy babe on her breast
And the turtle dove in her little brown manu.
Sat down by the gate to rest.
And the childIess wife of Judah
Passed and saw her there,
And was filled with bitter envy
OF the child and the mother fair.
And she cried, "Let the month when saw her
Bring only women TO earth,
To toll and to weep and to suffer
From the very hour OF their blrth u
Then Mary. the gentle mother,
Was filled with tender pain;
She looked up to the soft blue heaven
And her tears fell like the rain.
And she prayed, 40 merclful Father,
Since true and Just thou art,
When thou nearest her prayer OF cursing,
Take this my loving heart
"And give to this mothers children
This little gift of mine;
IL is all have, ~ Father,
For the turtle doves are thine !"
The merciful King of Jewels
Heard the maiden's prayer;
He took her heart in his strong right hand
And it turned to an opal there.
An opal Of milky splendor,
Lit by a cAangelesS fame,
That never flashed or sparkled,
But glOWed forsY CT the same.
For the wearieSt month of the winter
Brings mostly women TO earth;
But the heart of Mary mother
Is theirs from the hour OF their birth.
And the sign is a milky opal,
Lit by "A chaugeleSs fame,
Never needing TO fash or to sparkle,
But glowing forever the same
EVA l. GLAssoS in jewelers. Review.
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A Biz Plaster Comnanx.

Articles of incorporation were filed yes
terday by. the Pacific Patent Plaster Com
pany, which will embark in business with
a capital stock of S5OO,0OO divided into
$4,000 shares, and $4,000 is already sub
scribed. Percy c. Morgan of Berkeley, A.
5. Parsons of Huntington, Va, and William
Thomas, William Hanson. j. c. Cebrian, S.
G, Murphy aud William Fries, of San Fran
cisco, are the Directors.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were unsettled yesterday. In the after
noon call Potosi to s712, Savage to 81 % and
Chollsr to SO 60, while ophir declined to 81 So
Business was fair
The close was generally from 1Oc to zoe lower as
will be seen by the quotations below.
Local securities were quiet and not particularly
changed.
Central Pacific Railroad has declared dividend
of 81, payable on the 1st.
Con. Cal. and Va has produced $685. 1913 thus far In
July.
assaying Sl9 20.
The Golden Prize assessment falls delinquent in
office to-day
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, July 29.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

TUESDAY EVENING, July 20.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETI
Flour marked up
Wheat firm.
Brewing Barley advanced.
Ground Barley higher.
Oats and Corn firm.
Rye advanced again.
Good demand for Hay.
Beans fuctuating.
Potatoes weak.
Onions higher.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs firm.
White Extracted Honey steady.
Peaches and Apricots higher.
Poultry abundant.
VeniSon firm.
Dried Fruits stiff.
Nuts nominal
Raisins firm.
Lemons and Lines plentiful.
Vegetables in good supply.
Hops strong.
Hams higher.
Hides firm.
More tone to Wool
Beef and Mutton weak.
Grain Bags more active.
Coffee unchanged.
Canned Frui is excited.
Coal steady.
Sugar unchanged.
Quicksilver unsettled
New York Exchange lower.
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Produce Exchange.

The annual election of the San Francisco
Produce Exchange and Call Board Associa-
ton resulted as follows: Directors-Presi-
dent, Barry Baldwin; Vice-President, John
+. English; Treasurer, James w. Sperry
G. w. McNear. l.. Kaufman, George p
Morrow, III. A. Mayhem; Committee of Ap-
peals-E. r. Lilienthal, T. j. Parsons. Il.
Balfour, E. Mehlert. S. Koshland; Arbitra-
ton Comnittee-C. f. Bassett, James Hogg,
r ID. Girvin
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, July 29.-The spot market is firm
at rs 212d@7s Sgd. Cargoes are firm at 3ss Cd for
off coast, 37S Sd tor Just shipped and 3Ss Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: July. rs AID: August, rs
4i4d; September, rs sd; October Is 51ad; Novem-
Der, rs 534d; December. rs 5$4d.
SECURITIES
LONDON, July 29.-Consols SO SIC; United States
Bonds-4's, 1884; 419's, 1852; Silver, 501ad;
Rentes, 92f 5712c; bullion into Bank OF England,
$4,000
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FL0UR-Stlf. Family and superhne grades have
been advanced 15c. Net cash prices are as follows:
Family extras, 81 1894 so; Bakers extras 81 10
"a 20; city superfine. 1898 35 interior brands.
$4G4 so for extras. and 1903 IS q Dbl for super
fine.
wHEAT-Freights are dull, but very firm. The
chartered Wheat fleet in port has registered ton
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Wheat was excited and
nervous, opening from "a to lie lower than yester-
days closing, then declined but later suddenly de
veloped strength and within few minutes ad
vanced from ls4c to &C. The upturn was rather
unexpected but the advance, however, brought out
free offerings, under which prices receded l1ac
fiuctuated some and closed CSC lower than yester-
day. Receipts 651,00o shipments 1000 bushels.
Rye firm at sac. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, July 29.-wheat. cash, e21lc
Corn-45c.
Pork-S12.
Lafd-$6 10.
Ribs-$5 %.
Whisky-$l IL
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Professor Carl Lumholtz. Norwegian
explorer, who made himself famous among
geographers by expeditions in Australia, is
about to explore Lower New Mexico and
Arizona under the direction of the Ameri-
can Geographical Society of New York City.
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Not Able 10 sumner, Her Rou

Mrs. Jennie Bailey has made a written
statement to the Probate Judge of this
county that she is not able to care for her
minor child, George T. A. Hagedorn, and
she has asked the Court to appoint the
Superintendent of the Boys and Girls Aid
Society his guardian. The boys father is
dead.
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The Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-wool fairly active.
Montana, 1T@25c; Territorial, 16@22c q ID.
BOSTON, July 29.-CafornIa Wool quiet. Terri
tory Woods dull at 59c for secured and fine medium
and 54@55c for medium.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Everything on the list is In good supply. Mutton
and Lamb are weak under Increasing receipts. Beef
is weak wholesale rates from saughterers TO deal
ers as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 51a@6c; second quality.
&34 @514c; third do, 31s@1412c.
,VEAL-Large, 496c: small Calves, 69Sc.
MUTToN-Wethers, 6l2@71ac; Ewes, 696lAc.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 414@I1ac for light grain-fed,
and 324 614c for heavy packing: stock Hogs, SAG
&c d 10: dressed do 7617 Zoe p 10.