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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09
GP1JN and PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


Tho reports regarding he wheat situation 'l' 81" '"
att. a. &, would seem ~ Wise fpr q" outsider -
hold aloof from speculation until there is decided '"N
opet oh the par: ~ the policy 3" D. followed h inc '
inc oeratofs The current news j. mixed 10 - chaia'
and the ,a,l,c. 81 the trade deep ra"y wrct'd bY
both speculative fac:lor-. big surplus on hand j. n-D
lv the bears to Offset tho reports "h.'h ih'''' " 10"
ace In this year, crop The hnlr TAI ha'A ' N' '"'N
ou,lo which indicates good demand to Offset all favor
otl. advice. A. 10 home crop. >a.lrdi' there w"r"
substantial report, N nildrv playing havoc with TIC
Hungarian crop and clearance were large H'H
t.c.' rcuort calculated tiat the surplus RON H- wear
c,on would be about 80 600 600 bushels. fui' "i,'if
any deficiency o. 1890 The silver legislation promised o.
Washington probably tends support the bulN,h sentiment
evervwhcre Les 1000 600 bushels q" wheat "if'
,ror trad H. but the bull- held The control So o.a
Gains were - cent shown by thee price, Junc aud
July d.. Aug.s: and september, %. December. 30
cents ON the curb July 20 9j' and ended at 90
August sold at 95'-s 95, and December Quotations were
% 36a97l- cent. Cash wheat was cent hSh'I b't N
treinc!y dull.
only - 600 bushcl. % com were taken for export
This caused depression In ,pO: lots supplemented r. D.,
wa. by an increase receipts, The options were extremely
duh but stronger IN sympathy with wheat ending '-Gs
cert higher a. follows, June. il1- July. ~ August
~ september 43e cents
There were fun arrival, Of but the cNo. demand
he'd to TO- 900 bushels The result was slight casing
,nt lots, The options veI" dui but confident, cnfin'
ID fol juno at 34 and July at 49, ana = orf higher
Lard va. duI and weaker. There were sale Of 800
s,cd The ontion, cIord lower a. follows, July -G -
ADJUST. sG 30 September. - ~ octon'f, ," -.
NetYork fhodclphis. Baltimore and Ro.on Wr' a. f.I.
low, Wheat 10 100 bushels CON 800 c'1 b9-he', o.t,
iaSaccs Xt Chica5o Mllvsukrc end - Leui- th' alri
Tas Iefc Wheat IS i5S bushels com o. 3N bu1he,
oat- 39l $40 bushels total grain lco'l2' bushels noun
S,JJJ barrels.
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corroN MAKXETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. June T. y. m.C Cotton The sales 81 the
day included 200 bsl's AM ri' an
Futures clo-id weak. American Mddng low r,ri.
ding clause, jun delivery; @o6'd s-lrrS June aud
Tuly delivery q 3O-Gid sellers Juy and August d-iv-
crv 9 93.G4d sellers August delivery. $500 ,cl~ra
Arcust md September delivery 31GId sellers: Sep.
tmbcr delivery ~ Gid sellers September aud OctD.
bcr delivery 2.Gida6 3-6id; october and November
delivery 56.6id buyers November and December de-.
livery, j3.Cid value.
savannah Juno 7-Cotton quiet midd!lng, li'.c
low inddnE HE good ordinary. 1G7sc; net and giOss
receipts 20 bale Export coas"!se, 30 bales, sales
lslcs: stock = 957 bales.
low niddllnr llac good ordinary lie net and gross
receipts. 20 bales stock, jot bales.
Norfolk. June cotton quiet, midcling, l.c net ana
gross receipt. bsc exports oast"iso 30 bales sales.
bales stJrk BIB bales.
" orleans June cotton dun and easy middlins.
7sc low mddinc good ordinary. II i-lGc net
and gross receipts, l49 bales exports cosstwise. 30
bales stock. SO o33 baics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09
THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-RlO the spot ruled barely steady, whuo
demand continued moderate. No . fat bean, qgotodd
ISs.GIslsc and scrocd do, l74dlSc. sales, 5000
bag, No. = unde>cribed I73c. Nud grades unclaimed
ana quiet. The option market tenHed io"cr On Mraner
fore gn a0yicoS. and trading wa very LOW. pp,hhs
,ales indicated decline 0 l0dl5 1~nt' bu; toward In"
close slight recdvs'y htt" fre,r iotS
buyIng December, leaving of - adv. Haye dloPp-1
fr HAVE. 900 600 ags OF which 21AOTO BAGS
are Brazilian. Hamburg declined u closing 81 su!
London was somewhat higher ohclal guo'at",a; Juv
Cts: Juv 20, August 80. Sd Scptmber rs 80 Ocio-
Der as ID November 90. ROt;nrtau reports arrivals
European ports during ast month 300 bag dc,
liVerc> 1t European ports during last month |FV."uO
BAG Europe. June / l696 600 Bag no r,6s
Epct4iar 600: GOOD second 50 O1Oi tN'hahR'
(pfi,atnl 2la rrcciIt, 2.c0O bags: ki9 craiancrN
for United states. 5000 bags total stock locV .lag7
market firm. santos receipts. 900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09

n Tl1huNEi cNILL Pa EEStl.ED AZ TIE
urs'.st until D.. $40 Broadway between Twenty.
second and wenty third untll D.. 30 West
Twenty thrd-st corner gath ave; To- SiNth.aye
1863 Fourt' corner FolItcenth.s go Tb,rd.avc
nr-t.t. Los Iirstsyc log West Forty .econd-st.
Ninth.ave. and SiNty-ePhth-s and 90 Lberty-st and
the HARLEM OFFICE. 1870 Fast One.hund rcd and
twenty st up To D. at regular ONCE rates.
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Counirn Doar0.

4 FIEST-CLASS SUMMER HOME f3r refined "a. ~
n lnrty u adults lar.c private mansion one ~ ,ers
water bath high, healthy view unNctled s.lins
lawn, MalNs snadr tennis; station COM en- ~ 80 10.
Address HOME. Sl2 h'waN hnof o' ''''
Ar BAY SHOKT.-'food board modern cottifr, ~ "a
~ Sc; convenient 10 biy aad delo.i reiri'H'''-
dress NJ. \. C., BAY Shore. L. !.
l. ARM HOUSE.-Hcahy location large rom, sap,ts'n
lawn fine shade brook near; hne Nlen ., "
postoince near. Address E. b., uppr ked hooA' ~
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OrdinnlY
CoOd Ordinary

Good Ordinary % Low NiddihG .--. ~ I'-lo
Strict Good Oidinaly..1O Niddllng .-----. ia
options were variable and very irregular. with an in
creased reported. Weakness allied at the outset
owing a decline Liverpool Early months broke
uortS and about ( points but this was followed "
reer short" buying Of near 10y deliveries. which quI,
advanced II ai3 points closing firm AT at out th' top ~
crop months however, partly neglected ana rJ Oh
as points lower than Yesterday. sales. 13uOV bdI'N
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TAYLOR e. FOX,
aUCTIONEERS,
oN THE GROUNDS.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1890,

Band o. music VIII De- attendance and lunch served.
These lot are near Sclcn-aye. station KINKS
County Elevated I1iiroId and only n'r blocks from Lin
wood IT, tat ION OF tn Atlantic Rapid Transit RaToal.
stage viii be In "Ans to convey the people free
charge o tie grounds.
go per cent Of purchase money remain bond
and mortgage at . per cent.
All Titles guaranteed BY tho Tito Guarantee and Trust
Company free Of charge b thc purchaser.
Maps terms and particular, be obtained by applying
a; the ONCE, Of Auciionccr, - Hroidway Brooyn
T.. y.
II stormy tho sale will b. adjourned 20 THURSDAY June
L. or at the next fair dAv following.
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Bns,ness proprrtn nanico.

>-,-t.r r.c,ory puiIdng . .torIc. Io0x50 r..
w hrirt nigh studdng. large rindoEs crMrnt.I
CELLAR Tor , term n years I'm small place WIN a
r,cfftics' nle1.ant naurll surround ngS; 10 70
40 miles from Sow YORK. must haNr 10" i'ht op"osns
,or nurrho.s u, land aud lon "a alton IA rtnrl Io'
i,rirrinr In high.csss Industry 100 yolm. "'ti,h
,ca- and owing rapidly. EoN |"IN WV luLN :. ".
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2.G1a.e4a a.Gl0l57 2.OOL, lAo
ndad OF classical

CCITON-lhe spot narIct ruled dUI anu od'l az uIl'
changed prices. sales, 80 bales fol CONSUMPTION;
Since September l. receipts at the ports aegtrsaN1
bates against jloj. $50 bales for the correspond
ing time : wear. ,..
Quotations are based Oh American Standard OF classical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09
PROSPECT HOUSE
AND COTlAGE>. BAY SHORE, Long ISLAND.

OPENS JUNE lOiN.
Second season under ny managcm'nt one nol. Ton
York al latest Improvements; 'lrctlc H@At' and
bell In zach room. orchestra boo atteudancr, - boat
will leave twice day 10 Fir I,a q. For room, cai
address D. FRANK,.f, Prospect House. Bay >Nnr. H. /,
or AZ the Clarendon Hotel. Washington and johnson -.
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''SuMMER HOMES"

A beautifully illustrated pamphlet Of 10 pages d..
scrlbng tn liae Of u" Sew YORK.
Ontario and Western Railway. b. lad fle" apps-
ton Offices below In NewIOrH-Nos I. -. 3-3 ga
and 323 Broadway 737 0th.lse., LILO 9tA-a'e.. lA
East l25th-st 2Gt Ws: l2jh-st, aud ticket Offices
io1t OF and Jdy-st. IN bTOJhni tOlst-t,
$50 tultOnst ia A.antc-aye. IS AID 100 Broadway.
Brooklyn. L. D., and 20 Manha,tin4se ~ enpc.nt.
Copies malsd receipt Of cent, stamps - j.
ANDERSON. General Passenger Agent. - LAclauss
Now .NoIk.
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REAL ESTATE.
pr-SINFSS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

New.Yofk, Saturday, June l.
No nroperf,- was offered public auction at the fA-
AUCTION Room to fa w Exchange and Auction
ROOM from sal Of city real s,.s 40 for the
LIST Or AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending SATURDAY June 81, the
public auctions are announced W NC h,iu ~ ~"
TO-DAY tMoNDAY). JUNE o
Foreclosure .a lot ?3xoC' ZACH az and do, l.'9y
Hq a3 2 800 and 1d' 4 10 S' So we. S
Of s6ay G ssGR ""a ;cay aa'I cu BIZ
ave.; 8 villa sItes Mo-hou Parkway 2fth ward
TUESDAY. JUNE 10.
Foreclosure sale plot Of land loo.eNi 100 S53 H.
Aanhattn,ase cor '-u ,I ior.ytn.st plot Of
land 5ox25 and 4,!oy dwelling ana o If su5 'd loI
s'ta S S 4, s sS (; "a a"f 1, j a.
sH ehecuto.s' sar 25oo, and 2.'toy staHle ana
a Sy a SnG,"e lot 3oxzS It. Isileny 80
565 r r1SI Mens - o6 East 5ohs 81
ave. plots Of an1 5$ayio5 zach 2d1 Zoo IoS Of
9S G NJ 1Inon s. & pot Of land SssAl,i5 on
WIFE, = 'n' oif o Of {" LAID io0es2}SS9 Beach
ave " cor Oak.ave. La cl'mont Manor ~ J.
WEDN fSDAY. JUNE H.
Foreclosure safe lots 25AIoo caeh S,hSye 2oS =,
G7tt o od o., d Est o l9ts, on Msd
son., cor Marbic-t; Public auction icts -.
9 cagR ,n Eat 5A i, 70 IL 100 d 's Of Taik.s
365 acres u land ard 5-ioy ranson and 0nt'ui'd"1''
THURSDAY. JUNE -.
sale pot Of land on I, 50, ,od sSS ond
AND %: s o42 a fI"x No. a 2e7 ;e 81 'i
il to % s9"'. rs. se4 anss'2 a45 ES' Of
Ii.ayS lo 35xi5 calb and 4story Eat, Nos 2oS5
aga o., 957 1871, ?e9,. i%S Of ID 0 io, Stool
and Story aat. No 227 Wet l2@dst = sth'aHs; !
1t lG 2q% Iiag tom c'o' o. 25s2o
sSvioo5 cach on 5th 9th eth. 9Th and 9u' a'cN Mount
vernon" " FRIDAY JUNE -.
Foreclosure sale lot 2ON0O.5. and 4-story dwelling
80 81 w 55ths' , 10 r. o,s Of StSn o 5o g.,
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N. Y. CITY.
''t x i',aac Il % ici t. W S ' In: Co $3.50
ga - 5'o u " o. iUt VIA ."\io''' " lo5oo
loSl.,t. 80 - Wet Arnold weiincyn AID 40
tna ,,or AND VIZ, To- eHcr' John favor 5O7 Oco
HmAc-t 11.l0 II 90 Drlan,rJ--t 4'oN
S@iD e'r'"''' J. ''. 1880
Jeromc,,yc' v :, adlg .'a,e.. nurur.i aad running
70 Agg-dGe i1,o. 90 u t %, bIin s9 m To-
Ine'ieta, KouI,tIc '-''..'............ H.7sl
''I ,otc. Uonr, !; 'iI,ii,- To- sane - 9Ii
sst',,t. o - 4 . 81 3a.a,c. 25Sioo MARY ,o.oo
r,S. i,'.i, v 'ol is@th.,; ioo,loo, I'd
"a %ifr T., Io. l. iM,.,nS c.cr 1000
wr M %o A9 g Ni?f ,,y to touuy 200
cro t RAG! y =, Ia,Ion.et l7i,'-'' 25,l"o. oso
I,,.,t 70 100 - rorlhAma'e 21Noo Richard
nci 4 ,. It." 80 y An,nooyayc. 2aA7'o;
bo ,1, To- Mar, + S'.,'n. 10000
To- r. 4 i,' k.oa ' 10000
southern nc c ara . :, E,'s sot ~ Toy
nr~s-.a,'. 90 . 2-7a r-,,.--..--, ao,Ico Hugh
camp and VIZ &, cha- / St'r'p'k $50
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THEGLEa SPRINGS sANITAsIUM

Institution. unGer the medical nan q
corps " exp reaced physicians, ~" D. oy,n TO- guests
June lst, 1880
IL locstrl bluff. overlooking thirty miles Of
~cnecn Lake. surrounded ty Pine forests witn ava
rnln4t. > Wa.n Of tlc faHOu. Watkins Glen.
VIII b. thoroughly equipped witn al 3d. ac>t and most
.Iullug Irrkt4h, Rue
sdn Roman Electrtc Eec'roherHaL Aoiiere hdine Gsd
Bgtts.
Also Massage swedish Movements. Caiisthenics and all
forms % Electricity.
Abundance prr water-also valuable mineral springs.
including saline. Iron. iodine aud sulphur waters, No
Malaria
Beautiful views, extensive walks charm'nc dive,
pure mountain air. boating, n,i Ing, bowling ana avn
tennis.
Ali modern improvements: Hvdraulic Elevator Eectr,
Bells &c. Cuisine unsurpassed.
For terms and O'hef pdrtcuiar> adqft.'
WM. r. LEFEINGWEIL. N7nager
watkins
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THE HIGHLAND HOUSE,

GAGGI>O%-ON.HJD SoN. y. Y
Directly opposite Vest Point. so miles. ~ hours by
rail-. Pure mountain air and pure spsng water, Now
opt. .lr circular. J ". GAtRlSON, Manager
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
CLIETOY HOUSE,

HOTEL ULSTER, PINE HILL. y. \.
Open June LIST 10 Oct. 1~i, 1890. send for circ"ar
81. +. BAKER. Proprietor.
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CAT-kILL M0rNThI\-
EAU REL HOUSE
NEW TApPAN ZEE HOTEL,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y. \

open MAJ 80 20 nov. !.
Situated COrncii,On Point, ono u IN" coolest PAGES
in the yiclnty OF New-YorG lish..d thrQughog. with
%. bling for hOrses. w. W. IALMLR
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GAP HOUSE,

DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
Onons June 10th The time To see the place IN is
a ghe-t beauty Leave Nc~-No.A va T., l. and w T. X.
Z. " BRODHEAD.
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THE KITTATINVY.

Now open delightfully."- located. with all modern IN
movements: send FOR cir llar
''' W 4. BRODHEAD & SONS.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-06
NO. 9a7.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
tn the Cow and Calf Lode.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. !
EuRgKA, NEVADA. August D. 1870.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Ruby Hill Mining Company, w n,
po.toliic,, address Is Cherry Creek. White fihe
County. Nevada. have this Gay nleu l tnosr
snulica tion for n patent for one thonsanu Nivv
linear feet Of ihe Cow and Can m,ne VI 'e,'
hearing silver. with snrface gronnu W. n ..ii,
bred l200) feet In width, stuatsd ~ n n ia
Mining district. County OF White i1ne, anu
s,a,a ~ Nevada. and designated by the nciq
rot and Official plat on file in this once
a. lot No. 81, being described AZ ioiio"s' 70
wit : a.L.a No n. q.
Survey No. 81, WHENCE u, :. IN m saaa ana ~.
aa pss aisg on Ruby Hill bears n. 10 deg, K.
MI feet. and the Cow and Calf shaft oesTs
i4M deg. Il. 853 feet; thence running n.
ioL deg NJ 1000 feet TO post marked NO.
II. 4 survey No. 81; thence ;. TO deg, \.
200 feet TO post marked NO. 400 90 9 'aa, !.
No "; . ,se@ce No Z, "a u 3 survey No. 81;
,henea N T7Tsl deg. w. 3D feet to- post y O. q.
the place Of beginning. containing so0
acres. 49,. ,o.,idian.
with magnetic variation OF iots csg. ns ssv
Anv and all persons claiming adversely ANY
,,ortion of said Cow and Calf mine or snriaee
ground are required to file their adversee,nmss
1Jth the Register Of the United States Lsns
Office at Eureka, In the state Of Neysaa, ~.
Ing the sixty days period of pnbllcastii1es
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue OF
provisions ofthe statute. p..,...,
J.P. DUNKLE, hegisse''
II ia hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice OF Application for Pateni .. ppsLs
ljshed for the period of ten CONSECUTIVE rsneS
in the White Pine NEWS, weekly he"'p-r
published at Ely, Nevada, p.g,stsr-
(aui6-l0w) j. r. DUNhLH' "ss
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-06
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
For Boarders and Day Pupils,
SALT LAKE CITY.
CONDUCTED BY THE
SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS

Studies for boarders and day pupils will be
resumed Monday, September 3, 1855 The
English course includes all the branches nee
cessary for irst-clase education. The Ian
gtages, linear drawing, vocal music in class
plain sewing aad ornamental needlework
form no extra charge.
Terms moderate. The usual modification
or terms given where two or more of the same
family attend school at the same time.
The students who attend All Hallows Col.
le &c viii be permitted to visit their sisters at
the Academy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-06

Inn WnUN OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
JUD VUnN executed Mt the NEWS
once at low rates.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-06
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
FOR THE YEAR 1890.
rREAsuRER's NOTICE OF SALE.
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Tax on the following pieces and
parcels Of property, belonging to the within
named persons has this day become delin,
auent. and that Ten per cont. will be added
to the original tax, besides the cost of publi-
cation, and that |, J b. Williamson, County
Treasurer of White Pine County. will sell on
Monday the 10Th Day Of january,
A. ID. 1891.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-06

In front of the Court House door In Ely, all
pieces and parcels of property ON which the
taxes and said ten per cent. and costs OF ad,
We Using have not been paid, for all OF said
sums, subject to redemption within six
months from the said 18TH o., January Dy
paymsst of ali of said sums, with three per
cent. per month thereon from said 18th day
of January until paid, as provided by Sec
tien 9. Statutes 1895,
Ely. November g. 1890
The morning call., 1890-06-27
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Banquet by Grand Lodge, F. and
A. NJ, British Columbia.

California Lodge. No. 1, F. and A. NJ, had
work In the third degree at its called meeting last
evening.
Yerba Buena Lodge, No. 15, l. O. o. F., had
well-attended meeting last evening, when the
inltiatory was conferred.
Doric Lodge, No. zig. at Its called meeting
last evening" had work in the Entered Ap rentice
degree.
The annual picnic OF councils of the Order Of
Chosen Friends of this city will take place to-
morrow at Smell Mound Park. A number of
costly and elegant gate and game prizes viii be
distributed.
The A. o. U. W. lodges OF the city Of Los
Angeles viii give a basket picnic at Devils Gale
Park on Friday. July Alb. Appropriate literary
and musical exercises In honor of tbe day will
also be held.
Reliance Lodge of the Royal Argosy had In
itlatiOns at its last meeting and received several
new applications.
Seminole Tribe, No. "a, Improved Order of
Red Men, will give Its seventh annual picnic at
Harbor View Park on Sunday next There will
be number OF valuable prizes distributed
among tile visitors, the proceeds from which
Will be appropriated for tile relief oil distressed
brothers. No 54's plcnics are always enjoyable
affairs, and this one promises TO be no exception
to The rule
Bay CITY Parlor, No. 1o4. N. S. G. W., will
Fellows Hall next Wednes dsy evening
On ST. Johns day, the oath inst, j. X. Lut-
tel delivered an address before the lodge at
Fort Jones, Sskiyou County. Twenty-three
years ago lie delivered an address there and
there has been none since up to last Tuesday.
The annual communication of the Grand Lodge
+. and A. NJ. of British Columbia assembled AT
Vancouver ON the 19Ih inst. After the routine
business had been disposed of at the first days
meeting The officers and delegates, together with
members OF the craft 10 the number OF 200, at.
tended divine service at ST. James Episcopal
Church where sermon was preached by The
Grand Chaplain. Lord Bishop Sllliloe of New
Westminster. The text was taken from ST.
assenbage marched to The Hotel Vancouver,
where a banquet was partaken of rendered by
the members OF Mt Hermon and Cascade lodges.
William Downie, assisted by j. W. Home and
Lacy b. Johnston, acted as tOast-masiers. Toasts
were given aud responded 10 by j. A. Clute, Il.
NJ, E. McEwen, ID. q. NJ, Bishop Siliitoe, u. c.,
Ell Harrison Sr.. z. q, M, NJ. Wolfe, S. q. W.,
II. Hiesteiman, e. IT, Henry Brown, e. S. the
Hon. RODerl Beaver, j. G. McLagan and others.
The morning call., 1890-06-27
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Are quiet, but dealers look for more de-
mand after the Fourth. Calcutta. spot, &c; July.
CANNED FRUITS-The failure of the Eastern
Peach crop has caused sharp advance in the New
leader, with Aprcots close second California
being about the only source Of supply this year, an
veloped during the past few days As a natural
suit We have a booming and excited market Some
Gamers largely oversOld themselves some time ago
and have since been So urrying about among the
orchards buying large quantities OF Peaches TO NIL
their shortage paying up TO 212c q 10 Tor free
and &c q n for choice cllngs. At the moment
the Gamers as rule decline TO sell any more can
ned Peaches until they see how the crop is going TO
turn out and to shut off further demand have pur
posely advanced prices TO a point that practically
VIII again meet the buyers. The San Francisco
who is not short Is at present about the
Fruits better cleaned up here than for ten years
back. The prices now asked fol- standard goods
Apricots, 81 25Gl 40: llums 81 %; Pears 81 SO:
Black Cherries, - 70; White Cherries, 81 SO.
at 81 10 spot and s21a@e85e Tor future delivery.
Peas are scarce and strong at 81 30 spot and 81 70
SALTS weak under heavy supplies and the
cheaper grades Of Liverpool are now down to sl3
oIL-California Castor on, in cases. No. l. 81 40;
No. g 81 20 manufacturers rates. California Lin
seed bills gall boiled a2e Eag 59o g;
on, in bbls, zoe do raw. 6712c . gallon; Lard OIL.
PETRoLEUM-s 21c; Downers. 271sc >
gal; Astral: 2lo; 1902 Elaine, 263sc; Pearl. gle;
Water White. refined, bulk, 16c: Headlight 1859,
cases. &c: Mineral Illuminating 1902 2712c in
cases Standard, no fre test l6E g gall in cases
tcapsl, lie faucets and l3c in bulk.
WHITE LEAD-QuOtable at Size p n
TURPENTINE-Quoted at 57lac q gallon.
SUGAR-The California Sugar flery quotes
follows, terms net, cash. cube, 65se; Crushed,
$3.50; Extra Powdered, 65sc; Fine Crushed, 65ac:
Dry Granulated 63Sc; Confectoners A, sac; EI-
ira c. 47sc; Golden q, Acc q 10; Bags. 1sc more
than bbls
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube. 656c Crushed 65ac; Fine Crushed,
65sc; Powdered. 65sc: Extra fine Powdered, 65sc:
Dry formulated, 6$sc Xxx do, 6sac; Confectionery
A, Sac; White Extra c. sc; Extra C, 47sc; Golden
G.. 45Ec = m
The morning call., 1890-06-27
THE FRUIT CROP.

Unusually Good Prospects for California
Growers.
Said George Rice of the State Board OF
Horticulture yesterday:
1.-THE fruit prospects for California are
unusually good this year. While the crop
will not be so large as it was last year, the
money value of it will be much greater.
The short crop will be due to the destruc-
ton of trees by the great floods of last
winter. A great many were destroyed; but
where the trees are left unlnjured the crop
will be well up to or beyond the average, and
the shortage in the Eastern fruit crop will
raise the value of the California fruit to an
unprecedented figure.
F" Eastern capitalists are already making
efforts to secure the crop here. Many East
ern canneries and drying establishments
are moving their plants out to this coast for
the season. For instance, Lester IL Co. of
Chicago have moved their plant to Mon
royia, in Los Angeles County. and have
contracted for all the fruit in that locality
they could secure
The cannery of Pomona has been en-
larged and has bought up the entire crop
OF that district, and other signs show big
rush for California fruit this season. San
BernardlnO shipped seven carloads of de-
clduUus fruits on Tuesday last to Chicago.
This is the first shipment Of decidnous
fruits from Southern California to the East
lone pleasant fact l am glad to be able
to announce is this The mysterious grape
disease of Southern California has left the
vines there entirely. New vines are wholly
free from it, while old vines whose roots
have not been killed are sprouting up with
vigorous growth. This disease attacks the
vine at the tips of the leaves and kills
downward to the roots. 1t has departed as
mySteriOuSly as il CAME"