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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF BARToLOMEO BARBIERI, ALSO
II known as BertoameO BOrbieri deceased No
tice Is hereby given By the undersigned, Catarina
Barbier executriX of the last VIII and testament OF
BartOomeo BarbieTi, also known rs BeFtOameo
BOrbleT deceased, to the creditors or and all per-
sous having claims against the said deceased.
hibit them with the necessary vouchers within four
(4) months after the first pub cati0n of this notice.
to the said CAtarina Barbieri ..xecutrix as a. ore
said, al the law Office OF CamIuettl, Niece Cavag
naro. Rooms and 1. in house NO. 6lU MOntg0m-
cry ST. in the city and county OF san Francisco
State of California the same being place the
transaction OF the business OF the said estate in
the said city and county OF San Francisco, State OF
California CATARINA BARBIERI
Ike utrix of the last viii and testament of said
deceased.
Dated al San Francisco May IL, 1891.
Camiaettt, MCGEE Cavagnaro, attorneys-at-law
60 Montgomery ST. san Francisco ie2 st Tu
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He Only Followed the Direot1ons.

a very busy Hartford man with a large
correspondence removed TO a summer
home that he had bought in a small back
town. As soon as he settled down he
wrote lot Of important letters, putting
on each envelope Return to-" with his
name and address He felicitdted himself
that he had so promptly dispatched these
letters, which had to 90 at once. A few
days later be called at the Postoffiee there
where he had mailed them, and his own
new box was full. He asked for his letters.
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with Plumber In His Pockets.

)n the afternoon of the 18th inst. the
rtidence Of A. F. Nolte, a grocer, at the
ctner Of Taylor and Chestnut streets, was
IA sacked and several hundred dollars worth
OF welTy were taken. Detective 81 lvey ar
res d yesterday man named Jack Gilbert
on lspiciOn that he had been implicated in
the fair. 4 portion of the stolen jeweIry
was found in GnDert's pockets, and so he
was oOked for burglary
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An Obstinate Jnrnr.

" Il Ward, Of the Log Cabin bakery,
Oakind who was tried in Judge Troutts
court yesterday on the charge OF ex-
tortlo. was acquitted. The Judge or
Gered the jury TO acquit about noon,
wlthog the defense putting in any cas-
at all But one Of the Jurors was not
conVlned Of his innocence, and conse-
quentl hung the whole body till late in
the ewing
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To Prevent Confusion.

In order to prevent the confusion at the
ferry depot caused by passengers for the
broad and narrow gauge boats using the
same waiting-room, the company is putting
up picket partition that will divide the big
waiting-rOom into two parts one for the
broad and the other for the narrow gauge
boats, with separate entrances and exits for
both. This is something that will be appre-
ciated by those vino have to use the depot in
their travel across the bay.
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T. Martin, an employee Of the Spring Val
ley Water Company, while working in a
ever on the corner Of Twenty-fourth and
Harrison streets yesterday, was overcome
" escaping gas. J. Wyatt heard his cries
nd rescued him. lie was taken TO the City
I'D County Hospital by the police patrol
Iquiry at the hospital last night ELECTED The
formation that ne was recovering and
puld be discharged this morning.
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terminated month since in her death. Be
fore dying she gave LOSe an order on tle
Hibernia Bank for 500 for the care That
mai been taken of her. This note or order
was not cashed until after her death. ASten
claims the money in the bank at the time OF
her death and does not recognize Loge's
RIGHT to the note.
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Lecture on Egypt.

The Rev. T. }. Curtis will deliver lecture
Oh Egypt" at Woodbridge Presbyterian
Chur b, corner OF Twentieth and Capp
STREETS, tonight, in completion Of the So ries
On his recent TOM of the world. The lecture
viii be illustrated with a large number of
stereopticon views of the Suez Canal, Alex
aBdria, the Pyramids, Cairo, Z hebes, Phile,
the Nile and Nubia
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and 10 they were the whole lot that had
been written. He was much vexed, and
proceeded to scold the Postmaster but that
worthy silenced him by showing that every
envelope was marked to be returned TO the
writer "Aud [ done it," said the Post
master in triumph-IIartf0rd C0urant
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In Prison for Larceny.

w. [ Walker, second mate on the i'll
lated sip Palestine. was arrested yester-
cay ona complaint for grand larceny in
having .olen, on Saturday night, watch
aud cha from DOminick Pagan, engineer
OF the IT, Wizard. The watch was found
on his p-son when searched at the station.
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DON'T SIT DOWN.
Two Police Officers Fined for Breaking
the Rules.

the Rules
The Police Commissioners met last night
and suspended Officer L. L. Mott, who was
concerned in the arrest Of the Golding
family until the hearing Of the case in the
police courts. They also retired Officer
Shear, who had a difficulty with a saloon
keeper over game Of cards, from further
duty until their next meeting.
Officers GOrevan and Gordon were fined
$50 each for sitting down while on duty
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The result of the entrance examinations
will be announced at the office of the Re-
coTder tomorrow.
The new boundary line Oh the south was
not fixed on Saturday afternoon. as it was
so warm the party did not materialiZe. Ii
is said only one Of the Trustees COMMITTEES
put IN an appearance.
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syindIer Mositt Sentenced.

JamesM fit. the aged confidence man,
who swfilled John Fay, Swiss from the
country, NJ of So by pretending to secure
nm potion, was sentenced by Judge Xix
Yesterday serve four months imprison-
ment IN I'd House OF Correction.
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Complains for divorce we're fled yester-
day by Aguste Meyer, VINO wants to be
separated i)m f. A Meyer; Addie Quincy
against Wiiam, Mary Planners against
Michael, at Mary against p. j. Burns.
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John Koch, a boycotter, was arrested last
night on Fourth street for disturbing the
peace He was distributing bills in from OF
the boycotted restaurant kept by G. ID.
Maybe.
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Deserved Better Treatment.

John Loge was arrested yesterday for en-
settlement at the instance of William Asten.
L"ge and his family rented room to and
cared for Mrs. Asten during an Illness that
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Submitted in Krinfs.

The cases of the four Japanese women
con corning whom so much has been in print
for eight weeks were submitted on briefs
yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court.
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DQ IOnR Germs HnRI2

THEY CAN BE QUICKLY AND PERMANENTLY
i cured by the use of our Electric Corn Cure:
remedy that never fails; guarantee is sent with
sen box. that If complete cure is not made from
the OF one box the money IS to be refunded at
once; 30 cents per box silver or postal nOte): sent
post paid to address In United States Canada
on receipt OF price: book OF testimonials sent
with each box. LANGHOKNE ALLEN Secretary
Box 3S7, Richmond, Va. ie26 1T
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BERTELING has the only reliable methods t.
fit defective sight. APT Kearny street.
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GEO. E. IGMSON.
THIS DAY.
THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE

THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE,
Very Elegant Mantel Mirrors, Splendid Satin
DraperieS and Upholstery, Costly Cabinet,
Billiard Table and Administer, Wilton and
Body Brussels Carpets in above Elegant
Residence.
COMPRISING.
Magnificent Gilt Frame Mantel Mirrors, very
rich design; Large Walnut frame Mantel Mir
roTs;
DivanS. Corner aud Conversation Chairs Easy
Chairs. Reception Chairs and Rockers, in cherry,
crimson black. orange and blue SATIN
] Very Elegant Cabinet, richly inlaid;
Royal Window Draperes, in imperial brocaded
satin. cost 1920; Lace Curtains; Elegant Inlaid
Tables; Gilt Bouquet Stands; Magnificent french
and English Line EngravingS.
4 Magnificent Walnut, Cherry anG Mahogany Cham
Der suits, with full-dreSs pate-mirrOr; Bureaus,
Statuary, Tennessee Marbles; Extrai White Hair
aud Clipper Spring Mattresses;
l Magnificent Hand-earved Walnut Sideboard. cost
$500: l Palace Walnut Extension Table; l Rus
STA Leather Dining Suit, IL pieces.
CARPETS Royal Administer, MOquette, wilton and
Body Brussels Carpets.
ALSO.
/ Z. 1iesenfeld & Co. Billiard Table, with fun set
OF cues. balls, markers pool board, etc, complete.
Terms Cash
Goods to be removed Immediately after sale.
je29 Ut GEO. f. LAMSON, Auctioneer.
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BAGGAGE delivered to all trains. Morton
Special Delivery. One trunk Soc; 3 trunks, ST."
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Ice Cream Made Daily
THE SPA"
S34 Market Street,
AND GIVEN AWAY!

Owing to the unprecedented demand
during the past two weeks we have sold
our entire shipment OF Free zers. There
is another shipment due this week, with
large shipment following a week later.
You can, however. still continue leav-
ing your orders at The Spa. 834 Market
street, and 1915 Polk street. and we
will deliver them in the order as re-
ceived. Beware Of any bogus limitations
that may be foisted on you while we are
waiting our shipment.
~ COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
EXCLUSIVE AGENCIES GIVEN.
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AUCTION SALES.
M. J. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL TOMORROW.

WILL SELL TOMORROW.
w dnesday...........,.'... .....--July /, 1871
At II O'Clock a. M. at the residence.
IOI VAN NESS AVE, NEAR FELL ST,
All of the Elegant Parlor. Bed and Dining
Room
FU H M Z TT u R Il,
Real Engravings and Etchin&s, French
Plate ManteI Mirror, French Mantel
Clock, Bronze and Bisque Figures, Par
Tor Etagere, Tennessee Marble Top Cen
ter Table, Handsome Plush Lounges
Fine Cut Glassware, Complete Dinner
and Tea Sets, Silver-Plated Ware, Body
Brussels Carpets, Rugs, Etc,
....CoNsIsTING IN PART Or.
Elegant ODD Parlor Sofas; Dvans: Easy Chairs
and Fancy Rockers in satin brUcateile and ilH
cut plush of the Attest shades; Eastern walnut
and Antique OAK Bedroom Sets, with ChitfoHiers
TO match; Clipper Spring and Section White Hair
Mattresses; Down Feather Pillows: Mission
Blankets and other Fine Bedding; Eastern Wal
Pedest al Extension Table; Walnut Side
board and Dming-rOOm Chairs; Large Walnut
Hall-stand Fine Winthrop Range with fixtures
complete, and fine line Of Household Eurnt-
ture. 1880 2tI NJ. j. SIMMONS, Auctoueer,
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AWARD OF CONT ACT.

At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
n City Hall Commissioners held wednesday
June "a. 1891, the following resolution was Passed
TO print:
Resolved, that Contract No. pa for building two
new Steel vaults In the County CLERKS office
for building doorway, etc. be awarded 70 the Hal
safe ana Lock Company for the OF $500 and
that this resolution pass to PRINT.
observation-disclosures SanderSan, Smiley, DurSt
The board adjourned TO meet Tuesday, Iune 50
1891, at II o'clock 4. NJ.
EDWARD J. WOLFE. Secretary.
Post, Bulletin copy. je25 st exSu
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SUPERIOR COURT,
Department No. ),
No. 1888.
Order of Sale and De-
cree of Foreclosure.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE or CARL HERTZEL, DECEASED
u Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. at
mustrator of the estate of the said eselSed the
creditors OF, and all persons having ciaim against
the said deceased, to exhibit them with the nee
ssry vouchers, within four a. months after tua
first publication Of this notice the said admil.s
traitor, at his Office. Montgomery St, san Fran
cisco, Cal the same ting his place for the trlnslc
tiOn OF the business OF SAID estate In the city and
county OF San Francisco State 81 California
A. G. FREESE,
ceased.
Dated at San Francisco. May u. 1891.
J. d. Sullivan attorney for estate s Montgomery
ST, Sa Francisco. Cal ie2 st ru
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EURNIrURI.

IOI VAN NESS AVE, NEAR FELL ST,
All of the Elegant Parlor. Bed and Dinin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-24

BALTIMORE MD June 23.-Flour fairly active
and unchanged. Receipts. llfSS barrels; ship
monts 2l8q barrels; sales, $500 barrels.
Wheat Southern nominal; Fultz $lO3sLo7;
Iongberry Si.O59l0S; no. . rcd, weak; spot,
5000 lO434; July. Sl0149 LOll1; August, 0st4 a
CSC: September, 9,@9s11c.. steamer 40. red,
slol. Receipts, 33!95 bushels; shipments, r.,
bushels. Corn-Southern- White nominal; 7iS
&c.,; yellow steady; pc.; mixed dull; spot.
G4aGptc.: June. &c.; July, G3i &C.. spot No ,
white. Csc. Receipts, G2,S4O bushels. shipments.
8iI4 bushels. stock, 263.5S9 bushels. Oats
steady. NO. . white Western, 800. asked Re
ceipts, 5000 bushels; stock 1860 bushels. I've
dun: No 2. 9Oa95c. Receipts. $500 bushels;
stock 5.52s bushels Hay easier; good to choice
timothy. S1150al3.O0. Grain freights quiet. UNI
changed Cotton dull; mlddlng, S5tc. Pro-
visions unchanged. Butter steady; creamery
fancy, Isc; DO. far 20 choice l6@Tc.; do. lmi-
tation, l5al6c., ladle, fancy, lic; do. good 10
choice, l2ol3c.; store packed, logic. Eggs
scarce at Use. Coffee unchanged. Sugar quiet;
graduated. 4 1-lcc. Copper firm; refined, RAG
leloc Whisky unchanged.
StOCks-Nlrglula % x. 90 bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-24

NoRrorK, June 23.-Peanuts steady; prime.
Sc; strictly prime SIC; fancy, SIC; Spanish,
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packed, Isei4c choice store packed. i3aiic.
good 20 prime, i0c.; poor 70 fair. saoc
Eggsi Fresh, 17aisc
Live hens, fat and large, 30a33c.; dressed hens,
i0ai2c.; chickens, spring. ifs33c.
Lard: Oa7ltc.; country, active
Corn Meal: 6oc. per bushel Tor country Soe'
for city mills.
vL0ErABLEs.
Cabbage: si.5Oas2.00 per barrel.
Potatoes: Choice, ei.i0asi.3j perbusheL
MISCELLANEOUS
Beeswaxi 25c per pound.
Blackjack Bark; Rossed, 5000 per 2esO
pounds; black oak aud chestnut, rough. s6.OOa
400 per 5000 pounds.
FlsIseed; si.20asi 30 per bushel.
Hay: No. timothy. Ell. 00asl3O0; market over
stocked with other grades: No. 9, sl0.5OaleOO;
mixed clover and timothy. Sl00Oasl0.5O; clover,
nOmna. S9.O0asi000.
Shucks COa65c.
Baled Straw: 4ha50c.
Ialed Oats: filOOasi2n0
Winter Seed Oats: 65a7Oc per busheL
POWDER AND SHOT.
Fuse: Toys mining 85975c per 100 feet.
Powder: $3.50 per keg; blasting, Sl.9O; mining,
S240.
Shot. Northern, sL62 per bag Of . pounds.
Orindstones: p182c. per pound.
SEEDS.
Clover. 5ssc per pound.
Timothy. Si.85aSl.85 por bushel.
Orchard Grass, Sl30a$l. 40 per busheL
Herd Grass, 35ai0c. per busheL
For small lots prices Will be higher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OF TIRE NEW TORK
STOCK MARRET.

,,.uo,iop OF Tobacco at Richmond and other
,mportsn, Centres Quotations Of the New
,.,,l and Liverpool Cotton Markets-Pro-
..,ions and Grain.
Wv YoRE, June e3.-Monev closed At ~
-.- cent the lowest rate; highest, 21f. EH-
rree closed steady; posted rates, fs69s for
,.,.r DAYS snd $50 for demand actual rates,
..,..~.,i FOR sixty days and 4ss}4 S4SsIS for de-
.A Governments closed quiet; currency 6s,
- ia. a.. coupon, Us bid; <iss do, 100 bid.
-,, minors Of further gold shipments this
fo fhe amount OF several millions took all
M t.art out Of operators on the stock ex-
.tsnpa shis morning stocks were barely pro-.
,.3 a. the opening In addition lower range
l ..-,,oe in London started selling by the arbl-
'. bouscs aud although many Of these orders
t '~ cancelled before thoy could be executed.
"a stock came on the market 20 depress
,+rcs throughout the INST. faruculary IN
. wanna and Silver Certificates there WAS
~. ID. whole was very limited. only ahout thuoJ
tar.s changing hands. Prices a. noon were
! ~ a. Der cont lower than they closed yeSter-
i. NE sfternoOn's trading was on an exceed
.--fv small scale and the changes IN prices
.-rr very slight There were no gold shipments
. fsv Yesterday IL WAS geuerauy reported
tl,f ne embarrassed London house OF Muiretta
r,.ll he compelled 20 suspend. ONernRht,
i..eevor IL seems that arrangements were maze
20 carry the concern along, az any rate until
r.rt settling day This fact had very Attle
~ 80 on this market The closing prices were
e.rarslIy " 70 ~ per cent lower Total sales
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CITY BONDS.
REDEEM P.ETI0HT
$125,OOO
FIVE PER CENT. CITY BONDS.
TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.

Under the power given 10y a resolution Of The
CRY Connect Of Richmond, approved june l3,
1891. AUTHORIZING the Committee ON Finance,
through its chairman. TO give Oh All holder, OF D
per cent bonds issued uy said city under reso-
luton Of said Council. approved Alnu a., iN,!,
and under another RESOLUTION approved july l-,
1851, and also under another resolution approved
August ~ 1881. notice of the intention OF TIE said
city 20 redeem all Of said bonds, the SAID com
mttee. through its chairman hereby gives
notice that the said city Will. on The ~ DAY or
JULY, 1901, redeem each and eyery one OF said
bonds. AMI that interest thereon shall cease
from the st day of July, 1901 AMI that all ~
such bonds brought in for redemption on and
after the "a day 81 July. 1891. VIII be- redeemed.
but without interest after last mentioned late;
and also gives further notice rhJt the Auditor
or the city Will be prepared on the said ID day
of July 1891. 10 redeem on behalf OF the city all
bonds above alluded 10. which sLa then or
afterwards be presented for redemption at the
Office of the City Auditor IN the itV Hall Of
said city. y. j. NAEGEO\t.
Chairman Committee Oh finance
ie 23-t jyl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-24

CHICAGO. Ill, June -Wheat-Whcat was
weak and closed ialtsc lower. Lower cables
Fine crop weather AMI large receipts a. foreign
ports we're responsible for the decline Receipts,
ls5 cars.
Corn-Ihe corn marke- was depressed by the
fine weather. heavier receipts and a fallng-oh
in the demand from the East. Closing prices
were 77sai1so. lower. Receipts, 533 cars.
Oats-Oats weakened with corn closing "a
&c. lower Receipts, 2l6 cars
Provisions Provisions were weak in sympa-
thy with corn and on heavy selling by local
scaipeIs Pork declined DC; lard nc. and
Ill. rL..lfn
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RICHMOND. Va, June 90 1891.
CTFERINGA
Wheat go bushels.
Com-lf}2 bushels.
Osts-IO0O bushels.
MIL ofial-lO tons.
SALES.
Nheat-G3o bushels.
Coru-I.132 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
Whoat-Longbery Southern 500 TO $40.
Mixed. Southern S1Os 10 Sl09 Shortberry,
southern. sl.01 to sl0. No. red nominal
Corn-Nhite. prime Virginia, 55c. No
White. 7ic. 20 10. no. mixed, nc. TO l2c.
.ertrt. zoe. 20 zee.
EtC-S1c to elc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-24
RICHMOND GENERALMARKErS.
WOOL. HIDES. LEATER. ETC.

WOOL. HIDES. LEATER. ETC.
-Tub-washed, free burrs, 3)c.: unwash-
ed DO. 2la23c.; McrnO unWashed Ic; bury,
39gc. per pound less.
CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. ETC.
Cement Rosendale' 10 per barrel
Lime: Agricultural SalOc. per bushel; Rock
land. 81 lOaSI, I5 per barrel, according to guam
ttv: Virginia. S1.OoaSl0j.
Plaster: Lump, $500 per ton; ground $50;
North Carolina lar, large size, IS; coal tar,
Fire Brick: per 1000, S55as60.
clustering Hair; ia5c. per pound.
GROCERIES AND wooDENwARE
Bacon: Clear-rib sides. 6l1c.; sugar-cured
shoulders 6c; Virginia hams, fancy l5al7c.;
Smithfed hams, BIC; sugar-cured. nal2lec.,
according to size; buik-sides, 90; bellies, J'lc.;
backs 51oc.: short backs, Do.
Buckets: Painted, two hoops, sle5; three
Hroons: Two strings. siOoasi25; three
strings. 81 .25a8200; four strings, S2Ooa$250
Baskets: Willow, Sll5aSl.5O per nest split, goa
Coiieo' Iio, Isa2sc.; Laguayra, aOaelo.; Java
Candles: Adamantine candles, y ounces, sac
Per set
Cheese: Northern and Western prime cutting
small l0sll1gc'; common, 'allc; pineapple
Fish: Berrings-North Carolina Family Roe
half barrels, $825 new; Potomac, gross $40;
North Carolina cut, S475.
pound, SIC. for uerces; cans, usual difference.
Matches: COS, Doc. per gross; zoos 8l.50 gross:
300s -; 500s S5a&5.5O gross.
Molasses: Choice Porto Rico sic; medium
Porto Iico, &c; No. Cuba, 2jc.; No. Cuba,
lec fancy Now Orleans. 43c.; choice, &c.; me-
dunn, 2sc.; blackstrap barrels l4c.: hogsheads,
13c: baking molassas. 14alSc.
syrup vanilla, sugar drip,32c.; No ! corn
syrup, 30c. No. do, CSC; choice sugar syrup,
3iaSec.; medium, SOaslc. fair, 2Sc. common,
23a2G.
Rice: Carolina care. best.
Salt; Liverpool, factory filed, sl25; ground
alum, 81; domestic, 22i pounds, bleached, sacks,
SI.l5asl.O.
Sugar: Crushed, &C.; powdered, 424c.:
&C.
Soap: Common, Base; best washing iJ6a5l6c;
toilet, l5a20c. and fancy prices; country, 4a5c.
Teas: Blacks20a5Oc.; imperial, 85asOc.; gun
pT Tubs Cedar si.5Oass.l5a nest painted, s2es
anest 81
$3.50 -
Butter: Choice creamery, nc; choice family
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changed Wheat lower; June nominal; July,
sqiaasgiic August. s6a4c.; September, s35sc
December s976e90c. Corn lower, July, 5216c.
September. 4sitc. Oats quiet and easy; July;
l2l5c: September Sc. Pork Standard ness
sl081elO50 Lard-Primo, steam, 5ilc. Dressed
meats Shoulders, q: longs 500; clear ribs,
5000; short clear. 1913. Bacon Boxed shout
ders 5ss95l1c; longs, $6.l0a665; clear ribs
sG7O866Ge8c.; short clear, csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-24
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING.
CLEHEs OFFICE FOR
SUPREME COUHT OF AIEALs FOR NHGiN

D
SUPREME COUET OF AuEALs FOR VIRGINIA, :
RICHMOND, Va, June % 1881. J
Pursuant to the provisions OF sections 3l:I
3i,S, and 500 Of the (OI0 OF Virginia. SEALED
signed AT hi, Office go the State courthouse. .n
the city OF Richmond until D. O'Clock ". of The
<h instant for the PIlN ING. etc. on Al /.
SUCH RECORDS As TIE hlPk tMk COZ III
FOR ONE YEAR from the lst day of July. 1921.
THE propo ais shall state the amount per page
Of 800 ems small-pica type, and include the
the style of the case and the court from which
the record comes neatly printed thereon SAID
printing TO be done in compact form without
blank pages or blanks between lines or para
graphs. no extra charge 20 be- made for figure
work not exceeding three columns The printing
to be done in The city Of Richmond under the
supervision of the Clerk, and paid for IN accord
ance with section 1896 Of the Code.
GEORGE X. TAYLOR, Clerk
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