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MURDER WILL OUT.
The Story of ''Pickles" Batterson's Tragi,
Fate Told by an Eye Witness.

The Story of "Pickles" Batterson's Tragic
Fate Told by an Eye Witness.
One night, little over three years ago,
Pickles" PATTERSON, a popular and widely
known compoSitor on the Daily Democrat,
came TO mysterious end in Cincinnati
while out with some convivial companions.
His body was found one morning after
jambOree in a dirty mill-race. Except
curious wound on his head there were no con-
tuSions or gashes to be found. The body
had lodged on a gate near a bridge. 1t was
evident Pickles" had either fallen off
bridge while intoxicated. or had been muir
dered and then tossed into the filthy stream.
From the fact that the bridge railing was
unusually high and, moreover, was studded
with sharp iron points it did not look much
like case OF death from drunken stupidity
or suicide.
The suspicious features of the case were
that the body when found was penniless;
that the night of his death he was seen
drinking in saloon with suspicious charac-
tiers; and he lad just received a weeks
wages. 1t was question, however, whether
he had spent the money or been robbed.
After a long investigation the Coroner rem
dered verdict of accidental drowning and
the body was shipped to Greensburg Ind,
where 1t was Inferred by relatives.
At this stage of the history "Brocky"
Smith, notorious Cincinnati criminal, who
was hanged last year Tor tie murder of
Mrs Bridget Byron, comes in also a GER
tain woman whose nervousness has caused
her many restless nights. Her name, which
is withheld. IS in the hands of the author-
ties and she has made confession to them
This woman was witness of Bat
terson's murder. The residence of
the woman in question is situated
near and above the bridge. By looking
down at an angle of 45 degrees She has a
good view of it. On the night of the muir
der the lady. unable to sleep because of in
-somnia, arose and was looking out OF the
window down on the bridge She saw a
party in which was 'Broeky' Smith, whom
she recognized from his massive frama aud
dress, step on the bridge. There was a
rush, quick blow, and body fell with a
splash into the canal. The body was that
of Pickles" This deed had two or three
accolnplices. The murder was committed
for no other purpose than to get few dol
lars. The police force is now seeking 10
arrest the acconlplices.
Smith in his dying statement did not DENY
the killing of Mrs. Byron, but said he did
not commit the crime for robbery. II is
now believed by those familiar with the
case that Smith killed Mrs. Byron because
she witnessed the murder of Pickles." and
he was afraid she would talk too MUCH
Springfield (O.) Special t. Inter Ocean.
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SHIFTING INTELLIG .1NCE.
Arrived.


Arrived.
WEDNESDAY. July g.
Mex stmr Alexandra, Calderon, 10 days from MAJ
allan; pass and mdse. to Quite.
stmr Corona. Alexander. IS hours from San d.
EGG; pass S and mdse, to Goodaii Perkins y Co.
namo $50 tons coal TO R Chandler.
STAR Willamette, Hanson so hours from Ma
naim aS, 200 tons coal, to Oregon Imp Co.
$40 railroad ties. TO L Z White.
eut gooo paes sunoe @ p asys trem cas-
tea $50 tons scrap iron, to L P Drexier.
pass and 649s bags sugar, to ] spreckels s Bros
sehr Robert searles. Peltz 81 days from Newcas-
tie, NSW; 1867 tons coal, TO II NJ Newha & Co.
Schr Ocean Spray, Carlson. II hours from Iversons
Landing; 100 cords WOOD to iyerson.
Cleared.
WEDNESDAY, July g.
Br stmr Wellington. Salmond. Nanaimo; buns
muir Il Sons
Br stmr Hounslow, Norman, Iquique; Grace
stmr Umatllla: Holmes, Victoria and Port Town.
send; Goodail. Perkins s. Co.
Stmr Coos Bay, Leland. Wilmington; Goodall,
Stmr Empire. Moa, Nanaimo; r d Chandler
Br ship Lady Isabella, Congden, DunSirk; VIM
Dresbach
Bark Ceylon, Calhoun, Honolulu; welch Il Co.
WEDNESDAY. Julys 8.
Stmr AIcazar, GnndersoD
stmr Crescent City, AiIeE. Crescent City.
Stmr Los Angeles Hannah, eureka.
Ship John Briggs Balch. Nanamo.
Bark Ceyion. Calhoun. Honolulu.
Schr Portia. Culstrup. Stewards Point.
Schr Mary Eta, Hansen, Bowens Landing.
schrS Danielson; Olsen. Coquille River.
Schr Mayfower. Wetzel.
schr Rebecca Christensen, Humboldt.
POINT lOBoS-Juiy 10 p M-Weather
thick; wind Sc; velocity % miles.
Correction.
In the sailing of the stmr Point Iona yesterday
the captains name should have been Hansen. aud
not Conway.
Domestic Ports.
.ASToRIA-ArrivedJ July S-Stmr State OF Califor-
MIA, hence July g.
Sailed July S-Stmr Oregon for San Francisco
sANDIEGo-Arrived July s-SchrEdward Parke,
from Eureka.
coos BAY-sailed July 7-stmr Arcata, for San
TACoMA-ArrIvedJ July 7-shIp Dashing Wave.
~ PORT BIAKiELEY-sailed July 7-Nor ship Sara
WEsTPoRT-Arrived July 7-schr John MIL
UMPQUA-Arrived July 6-Schr Lily hence june
BOwENS LANDING-ArrIyed July 7-Sehr Bar
bara Hernster. from Lompoc.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YoRk-Cieared July S-Ship Daniel Barnes.
FOR San francisco.
vICToRlA-Passed July 7-Haw stmr San Mateo.
from Nanaimo for San Francisco.
NANAIMO-Arrivei July 7-Stmr San Benito he
July 8. Nv
ANrwERP-Arrived July 7-Br shipFortGeorge,
BAVRE-Arrived July 7-Br ship County OF
Calthness, hence Feb II via Queenstown.
from Puget Sound for Queenstown.
LIZARD.Passed July 7-Br ship Niobe. hence
PRAwLE PofNT-Passed July CDR ship Carr
Rock, from Glasgow for san Francisco.
CAPE TowN-Saiied July 5-Br barS Jamaica, fr
Portland.
Liver pool.
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told him that his appearance was unseemlv.
Holmes told the pastor he was there to
stay and no one of the congregation could
put him out. No one Of the congregation
tiled, for Mr.. HOPKINS sent deacon for a
policeman. who without difficulty persuaded
Holmes to accompany him to the Police
Station. In spite of his declaration that he
had been member and liberal supporter
of the church for thirteen years, he was
mulcted in the sum mentioned aboye.-Ex.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, July s.-Tradins In Wheat was light
The opening was from 14c to 12c higher than yes
terd'y's closing and advanced &c more, but weak
ened later, declining, with some fluctuations sc
ruled steader and closed at asc higher for August
1ac higher for September aud 5sc higher for DE.
eember than the closing figures of yosterday
Receipts $4,000 bushels; shipments, 4ss, 900
bushels Rye quiet at l6Iac. Barley nina
CHICAGO July 7.-Wheat-Cash 92I5c Corn
60Ac Pork,slo 1212 Lard-s6 20. Kibs-s6 10.
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Exchange aud Bullion.
Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Umatia for Vic
toria and Puget Sound, the Del Norte for Crescent
City and the Coos Bay for San Pedro
The Monowai falls due from Australia and Homo
lulu the Alexandra from Mexico. the Humboldt
from humboldt Bay, the Point Arena from Mendo-
emo, the San Pedro from Tacoma, the San Mateo
from Conox, the Gipsy from the Salinas River and
the Arcata from Coos Bay
The San Bias falls due from Panama Tuesday
The ship Levi g. Burgess, 1886 tons loads Coal
at Departure Bay for this port; bark Valley Forge
icy tons, Coal at Nanaimo for San Diego.
The British iron ship Micronesia. 1877 tons was
chartered for Wheat to United Kingdom, Havre or
Antwerp ASS, prior to arrival
The British iron ship Glenburn, 1875 tons was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat TO United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp. 35s I'd.
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GATHERING SHELLS.
red to-day on the seashorc.

Wandered to-day on the seashore.
The H;ads and the waves were low,
And / thought &c the days that are gone, Maud,
Many long years ago.
AM those were the hGppiest DAYS or all. Maud,
esNot q care nor sorrow did we know.
AS we played on the whits-pebbIed sand, Maud,
q Gathering up the shells from the shore.
CHORUS.
Gathering M the shells from tile seashore,
Gathering up the shells from the shore,
All those were the happiest days Of all. Maud,
Gathering up the shells from the shore.
Oh don't you remem Der the day, Maud,
The last time wandered on the shore7
Our hearts were so joyous and gay Maud,
For You promised to be mine evermOre.
Then the shells thcy were whittier than ever.
And the bright waves were loyelier than before
The hours were but moments to US, Maud,
Gathering up the shells from the shore.
But now we are growing up In years, Maud,
Our locks are all silvered and gray,
Yet the VOWS that were made on the shore, Maud
Are fresh in oar mem'ries to-day.
There still IS a charm in those bright shells,
And the sound OF the deep oceans roar.
For they call back the days that we spent, Maud,
Gathering up the shells from the shore
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His Heart Cleaner Than His Clothes.

1t costs SIS for any one to go to church in
his working clothes. At least that is the
amount of the fine paid police Justice in
New York City by William Holmes for at
tending divine service one night recentIv in
clothes scattered with whitewash. The
pastor, Perry Hopkins, who combines the
profession Of kalsominer with that of a
Bishop in the African Methodist Church.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Ea
~ Francisco for ports In Alaska May 80, GkHK
June g. IL, 10, 29 July D. II, 10, 29, August 3, 10
Is. IS. September IL. p, 9 A. NJ
or For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports May
26 80, June T. 8, IA. 10. "a ~, July 5, 9, IA 10.
"a %. August :, s Is IS ~ 2S q A. M
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay Wednesdays. 0 A VI.
fourth day 8 A. M.
For San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
A. NJ.
For ports In Mexico 25th OF each month.
Ticket Oifice-Paiace Hotel. New Montgomery
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO.. General Agents.
1st II 10 Market st. San Francisco.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL er
- fortnightly for the West Indies and <ETEEA
Southampton, calling route at Cher -SseA1hHahs
bourg, France. and plymouth to land passengers
Through Bills OF Ladiug, in connection with the
Pacific Mail 5. S. Co.. issued for freight and treasure
to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to PIymonth
Cherbourg Southampton. First class, Slg5: third
class. $9l 90. For further particulars apply to
ielOtt PARROTr IL CO., Agents 3O6 California st
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BAGS-very weak. owlag to lack OF harmony
among dealers. CalcuttaS, 6iaG55sc; Wool Bags,
36@3Sc.
QUlCKSiLVER-Heid higher at SAL so 2 flask.
LEATHER-SUle. 25@27c 2 n for heavy and 2IG
23c for medium and light; i9G2lc for No. 2 Har-
ness, 26@l2sc TOR No. l.
SuGAk-Ihe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crush 3D.
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 53sc p 10;
Dry Granuated, Lac; Confectionery A, 65sc;
Extra z, 412c; Golden C. 414e q IL; Bags l4c more
than bills
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras as Is
90 70; Bakers extras, So 1905 20: city super1ne
81 1894 10; interior brands. $685. rs for extras
50 1904 10 q Dbl for superfne
WHEAT-was steadler yesterday both as to
options and spot lots. No. l, 81 50@1 STA u ctl;
EXTRA choice. Tor miliiag 81 7osi Is 4 Gu g Tor
oid and 81 5712@l 10 fer new.
CALL sAIEs-MoRNINs.
Seller $1,000, 81 52s4
CALL AUTHORIZATIONS
The ~ mi sa was ss st, q Seller aea sl2o
~, 81 after August lst-soO 81 691a: 500, 81 $685.
BARLEY There is brisk demand for the west
coast OF South America and TINS, coupled with Call
Board inauguration. has hardened the market con
sideraoly New Feed was still frmer yesterday at
81 1901 l2ta; old Brewing. 81 5O@I 10 Q cti.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Seller q ST. eq aod 5e 81 0a o
20; 200 g. o71s; 2oy 81 o5ls; 400. 81 o7ss Buyer
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Tho market declined several cents Seller 81
100, 81 OTIS; 100 81 OF; 100, 81 oe5s 500. 81 oe:
100 si ils 100 si ii%; 500 81 toO u ~
prices CHOICE s FAIR to sooa 81 II 5
milling, 81 20: Surprise. 81 50; Gray Oats. 81 $50
CoRNSArrivai of so2 cts Eastern. The market
Yellow. 81 ao@l e2Ia FOR Small Round do and
50 os@2 Is % Ell for White.
BRAN-Quoted at $22(a23 = ton.
MDDLI In i, at s22 bo@23 so p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S26@12T "a ton
HAf-The market continues to rise. Receipts
were only 2a1 IONS The tone is very stlf: Dealers
and Dat. $l2@l2 SO for Wild Dat; $I3sal3 SO for
Barley. Sl2Gl2 90 for Alfalfa and $l2 5O9l3 . ton
for Clover.
sTRAM-Quotable at 65G175c p bale.
MILLSTu FfS-Ground Barley is quoted at S24t9
20 g ton. The mills sell 0ilcake Meal at $50 n
ton net; Rye Flour. 2s4c q 10; Rye Meal, 2Iac;
4s4 Cracked Wheat. 31bc; Bucswheat Flour 3sI q:
Pearl Barley. 494Icc " h.
sEEDs-YeIfow Mustard Is quotable at s2@2 so y
ell: Brown Mustard, 81 1905; Flax, 50 60d12 Is:
Canary 4ea314c; Alfalfa, 51sp7c: Rape. 2@2 Hac;
Hemp. 4@4 l4c; Timothy. 41a@p5c a d.
DRIED PEAS-Niies 81 So; Green. 81 6O@2 60.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.

SPREE. HAVEL. LAIN, TRAAyE. SAALE
ALLER. ELDER, EMS, WERRA, FULDA,
ELBE, KAISER WILHELM IL
New York, Southampton, Bremen The fast ex
press steamers of this company sail every TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, landing
passengers in Southampton in less than eight days
from New FORK. These steamers are celebrated for
their speed and the comfort afforded passengers.
OELRICHS Il CO., Bowling Green.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen Agent for Pacific Coast
us Montgomery ST., under Occidental Hotel, San
francisco. Jas ly TuTh
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July S.-The dizziness In the stock
market continued to increase to-day, a firm OPEN
ing being followed by slight decline, but the tone
was soon changed for the better, and while mate
rial change was seen in the general list late the
day decided upward movement occ urred in the
leaders. The market closed extremely dull but
firm. and generally at small fractional gains. Coy
ernments hrm. Petroleum closed at 67J4c.
NEW YORK. July S.-uuted States Bonds-4's
III: AIS. l0Vl4: Northern Pacific, 1858: Canadian
Pacific 81: Central Pacific. 81 Onion Pacific
l@7: Western Union. 1915 Silver. 81 00s4: Ste--
ing. 81 So J2Gs STA
NEW YORK. July 8-wheat July 81 OlA !;
flour-Steady. Cofee-Juiy. sl6 20. Sngar-3L46l
$3.50 Hops-Paclhc Coast. % e2Sc Hides-l3Iae
Copper-Lake, Sl2 IS. Tln-Spot, $50 rs Lead
HOPS.
more activity. There were some considerable
sales at 22@25c. lot OF fine Pacifics sod at 24c
Gables say there Is less favorable weather in
Europe. and lower prices prevail In the English and
Continental markets. There better crop re-
ports in this State
Tin hrmer, $50 rs spot. Copper nominal, sl2 rs
forJ Lead neglected; Spelter unchanged. Iron
dull no sales.
GROCERIES,
Sugar-Raw, steady at 3I4c for centrifugal 97o:
2rsc FOR fair refining, 2hsc for molasses sugar.
be; powdered. 4l2c .granuIated, 4I4c; Cubes &c:
mold A. 4ssc; confectioners' A, 41sc; No. 10
3.44c; No. IL, $3.50; No. l2. 3.3lc.
Conee-The market eased off to 10 points at the
opening but subsequently recovered part of the loss
and ruled quiet but steady. Sales. about rs 600
bags: July, Sl6 20; August, SIS So; September
$l5 05; october, Sl4 20: November, So 10; De-
eember, Sl3 90. Rio steady.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY x-ss
ocean Dlvision-and PACIFIC COAST EgEYSS
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf, az 10 NJ, for the ABOVE ports ono OF
their Al iron steamships. Wig:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-May 81, June ~, "a,
july .. ~. 30 August II, %.
COLUMBIA-May 27, June 4, l6, 20, July 0, 22,
August 3, Is, n.
0REGON-May 25. June g. 90.
connecting via Portland with the Sortharu PacIic
railroad, oregon Short Line and other dtverglny
INES Tor all points in Oregon, Washington British
Columbia, Alaska. Idaho. Montana, Dakota Utah.
wyoming, Yellowstone Park, and all points East and
South and to Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin. sls; Storage. So: round
trip. cabin $50
Ticket onices-1 Montgomery st. and Palace Ho-
tel, 4 New Montgomery St
GooDALL. PERKINS & CO. Supt Ocean Lins.
1srf CT San
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n HOTEL.
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July s.

SUMMARY THE MARKErA
Wheat steadier
barley unsettled.
Oats Corn and Rye unchanged.
Hay advancing.
Beans dull.
Potatoes higher.
Onions quiet
Choice Butter and Eggs firm.
Peaches in large supply
Poultry rising
Vegetables in ample receipt.
Grain BAGS weak.
Sterling Exchange tending down.
Mexican Dollars lower.
Quicksilver firm
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"OON hnJ mean WClis uut ITO U6
allowed to do all the talking at prayer meet-
ing.-Ram's Horn.
HUMAN NATURE.
Our greediness shows itself soon
In life: yea, soon after birth,
Aslniants we cry for the moon,
When older we sigh for the earth.
IN. Y. Press.
Something Wrong" Have you got your
house fixed, Uncle Ned?" "My house fixed,
Frank? What house ?" "Your house. /
heard pop say there was something the mat
ter with your upper story"
Foreman of the Jury-Guilty of murder In
the first degree. Judge-Prsoner at the bar.
stand up to- receive the sentence of the
the court. The Prisoner (who poisoned her
husband)-ln minute, Judge. Jennie to
her sister,, is my hat on straight ?-Life.
"Your graduating dress is perfect poem.
| understand" "Oh. 1t is just lovely /
Why the trimmings cost more than the dress
ITSELF" 80 / heard. BY the way, what is
the subject Of your graduating essay?
The Frivolities of Fashion On. Y.
Press
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
GRAND HOTEL

HOTEL.
II wienrich, Sacramento
K j Van VOORHEES,, Sacto
L + Chatfield. Sacto
Mrs w u Buckley. stoktn
Miss 5 Yokuin, Fresno
Miss & Brooke, Snta Rosa
w w Crosby. Chicago
NJ q Bale. st Helena
) Foster, San Diego
u e Witherspoon, New
j & Keith. IrvIngton
VI Goldsmith. Stockton
} NJ PetteugiH. sap Jose
Y II jerks Il I'm, Red BIZ
ID q Cummey IL W, Los
Gatos
Mrs VI L Hubbard, Ohio
Miss A Boalt, NOrwalk
Dr / 4 lyman, Modesto
Mrs AM Fohrall, oroville
= II Gregory, Los Gatos
J Gernania, Nevada
Mrs NJ Phelds, Modesto
X NJ Shackelford, Paso
Robes
w ID Campbell, Los Ang
X } Latbrop, HOLSTER
~ MCCudden Nd. Vallejo
Mrs Is Cohen, Los Ang
w o Randolph, Sacto
) Donovan. Chicago
A Sweat, Visalia
j w Mitchell, Turlock
SD Simmons. SnI.s 0Dspo
Miss X Hughes, Fresno
> l. L Kelly, San Jose
Miss L Germania, Nevada
Mrs L L Hughes, Fresno
HOTEL.
W J Hausaper&wf.S Dieg
A Morrow. Wash, DC
u L Seymour L. VT. III
! miss Grayson. Liverpool
MISS Chunneo. Weymouth
a I Crane, Laurel
w i Wagon, Wash, d G
D i Waggerm2n, Wash
A O'Malley. Wash, ID @
! Hugo Faisst, Germany
Mrs w L Gazzan, Seattle
y y Langford, Stockton
4 n Learn. New York
w y Ihome, Kansas
z Wehrlnann q VT, " Y
Geo Lequime, NY
Miss Gnnter, Louisville
MISS A Gunter, Louisville
Miss 5 Fitch, Louisville
> Brookhout, Dallas, Tex
i ) Miller, Dallas
lChas Aull. Folsom
4 u Clark, New York
II B Giliis, Yreka
A Bell & VT. Portland, Or
W A McMurtry, Cal
Mrs e Arrabel, NY
j . Bedeli IL VT, Coiusa
q Cadwallader&wf.R Biz
capt J Is GARRISON. Placer
Z Nj b LOOMS, Placer
Miss A Krug, st Helena
HOUSE.
Mrs Il II Hudson, Mysvie
w A Hayne Jr, sta Brbra
Mrs Thompson d. sn,
Rutherford
9 Buckingham, Seattle
y Wolff, Seattle
+ A Greson. Stockton
X II Babb, San Jose
w Q Hendricks, Sacto
Mrs q F Wilson Il I, Sulsn
A Coffin, Oregon
w f Fisher a. W, Calistga
Miss A Fisher, Calistoga
ID II Fisher, Caiistoga
n HOTEL.
; Q L Wilson Jr, Chicago
Mrs l l. Stewart, Chicago
g Is Davis, New York
Z q Ashmur, Bakersfield
+ II Gordon, Lathrop
D Y Wremanki. Fowler
a Cllhooni, Philadelphia
~ Lyons, Santa Cruz
+ y Lathrop. Stockton
ID Piince, Boston
j. i Mcdonald, Fresno
> w Alexander, chicago
W Mckay. Vallejo
L d Davis. New York
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Builders, Contracts.

bu1luers' contracts.
William Larkns with Curry a. Loomer add Itions
at 81 DOrland st, $3.50.
Andrew Bosquet with Schutt Krecker carpen-
ter work on Z. line OF Cough st., 80 NJ OF Ellis
S9245. " " '
Pa:rick Donahne with william Helbing to build
on g. line OF Shoeweil ST., bet. Twenty-fourth and
Iwenty-hfth. S6725: bonds $4,000. with w. b. Hill
and John IL bullock sureties
A. Roseniund with w. Il. Lane O buIld on s line
OF Geary ST.. 1926 w. OF Scott. $1,000
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English wheat Marriott.

LIVERPOOL July S.-rhe spot niarkes Is firm
at rs Id Cargoes are quiet at ais Cd for OF
coast, lis for Just shipped and 4 Is nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. July. rs i'd; August IS lad;
September, IS Id, october, IS Id; November
IS 12d
SECURITIES.
LONDON, July -Consols. SO 5-16. United states
Bonds-i's. 1855; do. Az. l0214: Silver 46d;
Rentes 95t 32Jac. Bullion into BANK of ENGLAND
t23u, 900.
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S, S. co
C0MPAGNIE GENERALE

French Line to Havrn.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEw) 40 NORTH sxn
" River, foot OF Morton ST. Travellers by %tbSHP
this line avoid both transit by English railway aud
the discomfort of crossing the channel in a small
boat.
LA CHAMPAGNE. Traub Observation-Disclosures.
................... Saturday July 18TH 8 :OU A. NJ
La BOURGOGNE, Frangeul Observation-Disclosures.
.................. Saturday, July Goth, S;00A N.
LA BRErAGNE, De .Iousselin. ................
.................. Saturday, August LIST. 200 A. n
La OASOOONE, Sanleill.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
............ Saturday, AUGUST Sth, z 100 A. "
Re- For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET. Agent
Nos Bowling Green, New York.
J. FUGAzI CO., Agents. Montgomery ava,
Dranch ofice, 10 Montgomery street.. mr2o Il