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The record-union., 1891-03-18

DHELAN BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO,
L Cal, March IA, 1881. 1.-Scaled proposals.
in friplicate, will be received here, and at the
Offices ofthe Acting Commissaries of Subsist-
ence at the following posts, viz: Alcatraz
Island, Angel Island, Benicil Barracks Pre-
sidio OF SAN Frcncisco, Forts BidwelI, Castor
and Mason, until IL n MONDAY, April 27,
1891, and then opened, tor furnishing the
Fresh Beef and Fresh Mutton, from the block,
that may be required at those posts by the
subsistence Department, during the fiscal
year commencing July 1. 1891. Preference
given 20 articles of domestic production. con-
ditions OF quality and price Cncluding in tho
price OF foreign production or manufactures
the duty thereon} being equal. The Govern
ment reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. Circular of Instructions to Bidders
VIII be furnished on application to the Post
Commissaries, or to JOHN p. HAWKINS.
Lieut.. Col, A. c. G. s., u. S. A.
mrl5-l6-l7-lS-ap25-26
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Notarial Appotntments.

The following Notaries were conlmi,-
stoned by Governor Markham yesterday:
A. I'll. SWEET, San Diego; c. T. Johns.
Oakland; Jessie Gilmore, San DIEGO. n
A. Nerney, San Diego; Dwight w. Fox.
San Bernardino; d. ID. Bowman. Grass
Valley; George NJ. Shaw, Oakland: C. W.
Allen, Cucamonga; Edwin Taylor, Rail
road Flat; G. L. Wltlen, San Jose; Robt.
I. Lewis, Vallecito; Henry Fl. Haisey.
Iowles; w: A. Hamilton, Crescent CITY:
n w. Scudder, Petaluma; J. i. Fruland,
San Diego; Henry II. Burtt. Lvonsyille,,
p. w. Hendrick, San Diego; w. S. Col,
Inns, Loyalton.
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Incorported ComnanIes.

The following articles of Incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of State,s office
yesterday:
The Isham- Miller Commercial Com-
pany of San Diego. Capital stock. $500
900. Directors-A. FL. Isham, A. r. Mil
Ter, M. S. Babcock, F. A. Knox and VIM.
L. Patten. --'
Pioneer Paper Mill Company of San
Francisco. Capital stock, 100000 Di.
rectors--Sarah w. |. Taylor. Edwin NJ.
Taylor, Samuel j. Taylor. Viii. p Taw.
lor and James I. Taylor.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Wearing the Green' was quite gem
eral in the Senate and Assembly cham
bers yesterday, and bow of green rib
bon replaced very generally the camellias
which have been SO popular as 6ott0R-
nieres. Mrs. Dibble, wife of Assembly,
man Dibble, presented many of the con-
treres of her husband with the pretty
emerald-colored favors. The next Legis-
lature will enjoy an abundance of camel
las, as several immense shrubs have
been recently received and planted in the
grounds by gardener Vincent Some of
these giant shrubs are between thirty and
forty years old. They have stood trans
planting admirably, not even dropping
their abundant buds and blossoms. A
magnificent show of blooming azaleas is
now ready to be placed in the grounds.
The gardener has to complain of much
disgraceful vandalism in the stealing and
destruction of plants, including valuable
and rare roses.
The expenses of the Committee of In
vestigation into the charges of the San
Francisco Examiner against Assembly,
man Brufier, according to the report pre-
sented in the Assembly yesterday, foot
up 81 ,439. Among the items are the fol-
lowing. Sergeant-at-Arms McCusick,
for subpenas and mileage, SIS so; George
Shinn, the same, S27 60; thirteen wit
nesses, SIS SO; seven witnesses, $40 so; one
witness, S2S so; several others, 81; Cutter,
stenOgrapher, 1886 20; Aaron Smith,
clerk, SSS; r. P. Roper, bailiff, S55; Ebert,
typewriting, $40.
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Afternoon Session.

The Assembly met at 2:3O, the Speaker
in the chair.
Mr.. Shanahan moved reconsideration
of the vote whereby the Senate amend
ments to A. B. 235 had been concurred in
during the morning session. In consul
tation with the Surveyor-G General he had
found that, as the amendments were
worded, it would be impossible to give a
deed to Mrs. Quinn even of the seventeen
acres left of her claim by the Senate
amendments. Mr.. Shanahan, therefore,
desired the House to refuse to concur in
the amendments until they could be so
remodeled as to give Mrs. Quinn assur-
ance as preferred purchaser.
Mr.. Baughman believed that the amend
mentS were all right.
On reconsideration, the House declined
TO concur in the amendments.
S. b. 579, for the relief of Emma Kelly,
widow of q. H. Kelly, and appropriating
s., 500 therefor, was passed by vote OF
ayes 81, noes s.
Mr.. Clark gave notice of motion to re-
consider.
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Penal Code, was called up on its passage.
I'll is is the bill repeating the amendment
to The Penal Code, passed few wears ago,
expressly prohibiting Boards of Super
Wis ors and municipal authorities from
licensing gaming.
The bill was lost through lack of the re-
quired constitutional majority-ayes IL,
noes II.
Mr.. Britt gave notice of motion to re-
consider.
at Clio P. NJ. the Senate adjourned.
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Tourists,

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle OF
Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly
and effectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and
other forms of sickness. For sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
department. one-Catlin. Judge.

Department One-Catlfn, Judge.
TUESDAY, March IL, 1891.
Adam Ankell VS.. Henry w. A. Michaeson
Testimony taken and case submitted.
+. 5. Wainscott VS.. Occidental Building and
Loan Association-Argued and submitted
John Elliott, a native OF Ireland, admitted
to citizenship on the testimony OF J. j. An
kener and Herman Lagos.
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HARD TO BEAT

What the ssMeal-Beaters,, Evidently
Think of a Restaurant-Keep
J. c. Plummer, the proprietor ofa little
restaurant on J street, near Twelfth,
jailed another man last evening for beat
The record-union., 1891-03-18

$1 BUYS a CORD
OF OLD LUMBER WOOD, OR Sc A TON
~ Of coal at the G. o. d. YARD, Fourth andS
streets.
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sunday excepted. Sunday only. SMon-
day excepted. A.-For morning. P.-For AZ
ternoon.
RICHARD GRAY. Gen. Traffic Manager.
- ii. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent.
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CEND THE. WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East.
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ASSEMBLY,.

The House assembled at 10 A. NJ, the
Speaker in the chair. Roll called and
quorum present. Reading of the journal
dispensed with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, 25

for i s SSc mode sssi ;e SS to ARMY fh
and so bass csati Amcricsn, private terms also 900
t be sa saP ssSs @a: s entirely
%9s sSd nSaSv edd LAT. months los, io
little TeSlI,ns on depressed csboS a}re dropped ~
lower arr arn Spsnins AnoSer ScaAenSg factor
a. ans ncgea rs IN 5ecgp y S and aa oss GSS
- gd October Ss ID NoSeSSer' 'S eS SS eS%Ser,
Sec nd S S HS SS's f o 5 fS 9S good
fgS Sco p s, So h Sos RIO a state
S9cS iiGOeo bags iiO market strong receipts in santos
market inactive; good, average santos, ZOO. re;
SS: time $780, $4,000 5ay ass 2' ,m S'i time 1852 sss
200 s5S Ss: sane, 5Sse s 3s5 ssas 81
sigans Jgiy At 15i5Sl5 CO. Xqss Sop
is9S Dcecn6cI: i$.5oels55 and March 1850, closing
MoSa g ?ggya'& &u 9sao' l 80
N6SSes PeSGero 2SS oo Ma4s
bags patpo osS7 bags $o S.s
chleoR9 The market s firm and demand fair, with
C0CoIIs moderately oacrcd and taken in parcels at
C6orERAGE sToCK-Is being distributed through
FLOUR AND NEXI~FLoR@ Se0n wer ' no special
6 in ms r ns h ,Ssy SgS tie Ransgs o Ts min
TO prices aud there little pressure 10 sell On
gaG@ spSins wheat in sacks for EneloSd Thu home td
aen9nd was rather les general and confined principally
EXPORT, Including 1900 hbs Low Extra IS 75a$4 IS
$ so $500 66is Winter wheai- Extra IS 7baS5 IS;
ssaSs S. eueptons cy Mn Vest i6de I s5as5 ic
wS q '7s SS So sa EFF 80 d sSEt 80 q
choice ecS 1 s5cv g 9 SG sSnsy
%SS low STA 81 s ssSS sSSs;
s ,sents odnr no %G0 o6a5 Z SSa
ns ssss pIas ass % Sas e Coed y aas
90 sgDas 9eg Fs sR5s aS
TTSae and Family, ETas u 4o@Ss 10 fa:S9ts 9 lcd
e so$ sass s5 6s S9s 'S@s F
S Sss u So sad at ff y s
yTJ m9 aS9 ep nds rs s again
Of local mature less than 2o2 sS co. bushels s changing yin.
and aside from rise Of c in II current month mdinly
SSeeed Sc During the early session hs feeling was
quite firm WITH more or less cOyerag Of sAGrt on, h2
the Farmers Alliance authorities which advoa,d u
@sThes later IN year. August started este and
preeay touched SSc and then dropped 2 eStc closing
S7s snd 9ssS closing a. Sshc, my RANGED from 97pG
so;ns Ga',. Ens:s sn't
s n2 e we're uf to H som BY e
b SuisS Lat Liverpool sddeSs Fsg05tsd aaysce q
400 p69 dePand added e SSsSaasy While
soaso Confines on wheat aud 9oaso eentnes on ouT
w a sf H NTH the %e SoGs about
Liberal receipts az interior points and denial Of the pro
g Sa n dd the e S e. Sa s
the opening. Antcpatons OF frost in Wisconsin had
little effect Arrivals at interior points AT
bush srtng aud 4s5,lso bush winter, against i24.7P6
c cSps bush aSa and
70 500 pigs flour. On the spot there advance Of
81 zoo bush and speeieI @ainy No Ed lnclqdi1a
6 Gs 3D. new sad o Os At ESuqG e Si
272oC9 bqsh taken q fq %oo ePOr partly fS %syork
SPOT aud special, including No. 2 CHICAGO spring 81
81 o7a No. red 99casl OF aaoat; do special August
97G9s'2c do DOB b SSSea$l Q's as to delivery do
1Gmnal qa. os Do AyS.. OIL ss5a y o,,G 97 &
do September 81 15l6d95Se, closing OF 05hc do DC.
toter closing 96isc; do November, closing at 974c;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, July "a. D. m.-Cotton-Ihe sales 81 the
Americana dang, low middlng clause July dsaSrSS
I764d; August and September telyery 1854 eSyess
September and october delivery 2Sfd sellers Octooe,
and November delivery 27eid value NSyemoer s@a
uary delivery. 32-04d buyers January and February
delivery, 3i64d, buyers February and Maieh ae'efy'
4 36.64G4 37-04d. ,.,,,-
Galveston July 24-Cotton nominal; midclne, llect
mlddlng 7c good ordinary, CSC net aus gross re-
celpts 46 bales sales IS bales spinnes 81 bales Stock
449 bales WeeJy-Net and gross receipts, go bales
exports. coastwse 767 bales sales, Jos bales spnnes
1Ol bales. ,.,, 80 -.
Norfolk July 24.-cottOn quiet; mIddling zee; net
receipts 217 bales gross receipts 81 nsi,s exports
coastwse. a bales sales $50 bales stock 90 Eoes;
WeeklYNet receipts 767 bales gross. se5 boles exos
eoastwse 49, bales sales $40 bales exports 70 "reas
Britain. 274 bales. ~ .
savannah, July 24.COtten quiet %iadlipg, Y-iec
recfpts 4s3 bales exports coastwise III bales Sales
225 bales; stock. 1917 bales. weckly-Net and gross
rec elpts 1855 bales exports cOastwse, 1921 bales;
sales, 365 bales.
New leans July 24.-CotOn weak; niddling. 1855
low mlddlng, 1iGc good ordinary, 6sc net receipts,
453 bales gross, 53l bales sales, 400 bales: stock,
Cs 293 bales Weeky7Net receipts 2tt7 bale,; gross
nent 272 bales coastwis 24os bales sales 200 bales
Correcton-Fxports cossWse July IS should have been
2s5 bales July %, 2,123 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25

Sc. ,is;s: 80
trading Sow s. sTos u y The ws. sSI
ana ana SSjgSTr ~i2i IL
nS ao S %ss t aSe general ss S,5' as
below BUSH july fu wan e y0S@e Of business aed
qna figures showed material Change STsS yeeday
PREDICTIONS ost IL the West sSs'd had gHpays aim
We're ess tan 10 lad wS Sesn s ssSO O su
ue iorelgn news was eopaIa ely nrf The spot mar.
about bush seng TEs stir 70 the s TsTs
s sSc eqss sales 22S 600 9ush future 75ooo bush
N Mo- miAed 7o@5ie elevator 's aacst
Say sp.ns S DO August Ss ;ss Si
do 's co ~ e1ff 90 september 62ha0Se closing eee
s5 Do Jsnuary iS Ss Des ss 3 e. I'D
sell cease IN iee GaSs on os Of pressure 70
@s aSsng bS of :a and tlPan The opn
g% Clearance s ssc 90 Go SP SSsss aTrs
s No Nike MsSs at 40. fSS elevator es7asS
sSS 80 Nit Mi G GS 1ssS a2e asrSe
sa eS9s y Witt e so: iSs'IiIss
and ylgcS B. s5aeoS % n s5 $685. u, 55pSFaSs
H&4 9B &wV?9 i Soaa 1S Ugh. reseu. the
a s%oa o aoh % oas S IND SSPs dos
hA 5oo 6Sd .S ehSfe s6ssSc prime csS5 fair
c5soc short s' rye, 1850 1850 ost IS
H6FsaAsds Eo@ the q s small trade With
Sey es though he change have not H bSed material
stat S 1889 iTcSs T sss g5 & ooen
Pacific Coast 1880, choice, 20a21c; common to prime
Hemp AND JUTE~ouiet but steady. with ssal on
spot a. sac paper butts, Ll7'sal ;2oc.
for d 'ysf I Fse s r af%s7d n to Ssi
Sc s1 tys %m ge d d 200 O,S M9G s
Goq2and " $ Havana Of ehc cash.
increasing wants Of YET piic1s rs@sn az
GE receipts 81 na cc SIDE. a for tx week. spi
rMEf&Ls~g6e southern outpu. Of crude iron is evil
0Ss Which hs NSe 20 o SoWss on are are
k.Id seady and selling about as quickly as produced
Il y as pig a0s g'gts i:SE g. qs ia
q seasIg % a. To IN scotch Pig PS3iaay At go %
iSSda m i dey very 90 for 20 eurrat Do
yy f 65, Sd az o 2S Gra, o
aSg af fS% On 2' bsbSr Gable but eoG G'f s
oS the Metal Rxc6anqe 10 tons spot sold 2oi5c 50
q NY Ct e. a 2eA asked K az 4SsS' o At 20
MoLKSsEs-Fore in light Fe9uest Cuba 50 test test
Quoted 2 Domestic ESI Gi's sss S at c e
and SS22So Iff sogPY2RR i REPRESENTATION
sr 81 SHPGG an. Slow sq% q siaSe r. 4 SG
strained s % K tq e. q 50 q a. So s. T.
p, ssf ISS ss; liz sh y'G
With moderate demsnd e, crude S prime nom
a 1 $s q? choice l1sS2c oar9de sas$ee Coe0snut
Ce c SHcsa So So fs d prime 5Fs5s S%
q G5d tow" ncn mad crude @4a39c light DEed 2sS29c
s sr eEtS aeacbcd winter a4ds5c sDsgm crude 5S
natural E s beocSfd spring 72c Whale. crude 800
patnTai Winter 55a5ec natural spring re 6leo che
Samnccnaed i,,E5c per + olive italian. 6s91oc Palm
6S6i1c; Straits 2sc; Bank. &c; Ropeseed zoe ,-
OCr,y FRTIGHTS-No positive change has tlkep
na IN rates On regular 81 am ines tn though
R rorot Is quIet Liverpool grain room ~ Q1oISS
IA 5io d md AntTerp ID 70 L1nao1 20 900 bush
az u a. old GRAIN CHARTERS. British .t-anet
grain az Cork for orders fG 600 qrs. IS lid August
a3. Of ii 900 Or 81 option Of RSgs 15 81 celen
I'LL 70 Stet;in 200 bbs refined, 2s Cd Russian snip
Gss6jeF prior 70 the Baltic, 5000 obs reN"'u on j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25

Ii list CHARTERS british bark ssga.
NJ RSSssOn 9snse e Domingo and MaeOs geo;
LII. hence soS 70 b Ss0cs general British
i9e s%s aeoq. steady but pdps
ss 5csss o nh. :5S qSS ss !. S' sp
'fs Oas . s aSSd al 81 56sgS 'ns
g SoSs9 90 eamily si5esl4 Packet, asl2 10 Ibis
s.sS S S.s ! W "a a:et @ s@aE
81 eti$ Pfe; Sssss FsSSs S%etsd
S SolI 2b 81 3 s9Sss gg q f5s'Ps S5s
9S9sS e ISS for heavy to light End T. 9S hs ys:i
Sos 5T SS p6 Ss Early RgPe SPePS ss pSss
active sslqs $50 tes, e75aS sos eIty
aent qea 6odSYe' ' South &@tfca 75oe July
to- 1p august so:sa c at $50 o. Ss
IS 81 October clos gooc sales 800 ties.
BgTITEhITsde :, continues light snd Che
S sad as 5a@eGy s PALS extra issss se
tTss IsG other Western extras l7aaisc Western frss
5A. Ssi and Pii extra g es g., sssiSS
~ Se .ssSna. ITaS e s: western d bssy
Wes,eFP isetory hrEns esra, tubs EXTRA ~
II CHEEsE-Was rather easier to-day on freer Re:
ce9ts and less demand from shlppsrs State Factory. fun
cream fancy coored, sAsSSs,e do white ssdsTe Do
I.e SIC do good to prime Aase do fair 70 good I'VE
common choice do fun skins saass Ohio fiat com:
mon 70 fine, 5'2a7ac- -EGGs-Ead light inquiry but
the market lue stock steadily malntained New
York state, new-lad; 7al72c; Pennsyh Snia, new laid
l7e !; Michigan. new;lah, 16hal7c Northern Ohio and
sSSS5 ads1n f to 3f e o is8oS Western 'S0'
sUGAR-RAw-Du and more or less nomlnql No
sales reported, Snotca at gag S9s for MuscOvHaSo
Ssss. s.ssss ss."s. SssSs
s.a2aS 3sc; November. 32SaS.3Qc, REFINED
Crushed Ssc PYwde.sd 49, ,a Gra r.. 4sssaso
3-lec; ,windsQr ~ slcc; RIdeswOod "a" 4ise;
I8i0c No g. 3A,c so. 0, 1l-l6c; No. 10, o.18c
No IL 3fc 40. r. 9hc.
7s,c and do 10 tcs Sc. oleomargarlne, city Gle
TALLOW-Quite firm In price with q moderate demand.
TOBACC6-All dealings carefnly made. bpt prices
so NeS England Seed zoo eases 1879 New
Engand Havana, 25t2ee 200 cases smdFies o'saS5c
w0oL-A pretty good inquiry continues, though the
ipciuded 30 600 n Xxx fleece about 3Oqc
20 600 DO fine unwushed 2ld21 Lsc 200 do Spring
Texas, l7Q2lc; 10000 do Territory l9d22c
$500 DO lambs, pyled sIs 200 600 DO China quoted
chantable; 90 600 10 Michigan and above 900 do
pulled 10000 do secured eeces, 20 coo 10 Fast India
IL 600 do Baedsd, a, 600 do carpet $4,000 do medium
washed fleece and fine fleece, on private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Friday July .-BEEVE.S-Reeepts 127
carloads 26s head including 48 carloads for slaughter
ers direct % carloads for export and 81 carloads for
market making With thu cattle already In the Yards
fully 20 carloads to be sold. There a very light
supply OF good beeves and top grades ruled Arm Common
cattle were considerably In excess o. the demand aud sold
slowly at a decline Of loo from Wednesdays figures The
wards were not likely 10 be cleared
Five carloads OF Texans sold at 50 20 very common
pse natve steers SO 70fs9 90 sacs oxen ana mixed
droves az 80 951H IS bulls at 50 40de3; COWS and
heiers 1t 81 26dS4 25 and few choice Fat Western az
s5ds5 %.
CITY dressed beef slow 5kd6i2c for Texas and Colo
RADIO sides 7R9Ic for common choice native do and
inferior native beef cells down to 5i265stc.
Private cable adyices RON London and Liverpool quot,
refrigerated beef steady On moderate supply, With
9les at 5iad, scant lobe n American
steers lower At II l2d12iac estimated dead weight
Shipments to-day, 1872 cattle and 1880 quarters Of teef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25

81 25as5 go Sheep and Lambe-Receipts last "a hours
had total for week thus far 81 zoo Tor same tme
last % 400 consigned through GOO, 600 % view
"a gSas5 common 70 fair 50 2as4 rs aSs % 2Sse:
Cattie-Rscepts 10000 head; shipments 1000 warkes
slow lower; good TO choice natyes. IS eoas5 81 20
Texans @ sot 25 s.oekers e Sess 10 natys CONS.
0OOO market slow, irregular common, "a 5oGsf pi
mixed and packer: eJaSy % prnS heavy apa 6aIeaer
ccpts 1000 head shipments Icpo market dun se az
e5 IS Texans 25Gs4 so Western, - co. oanbs % 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
THE PETROLh UNI MARKET.
" FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE on pRrcEs

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICEA
Dealings In crude petroleum at the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange yesterday lost entirely
what little buoyancy had been developed earlier In the
week and quotations dropped to the lowest figure OF
Thursdays market 81 rs cents for National Transs
Pipe Line certificates and suffered further reaction
of Is cent closing 81 "a cents the transactions
amounting only 6OOO barrels Buckeye certificates
seem have dropped out Of sight again, the sales on
Wednesday being the only ones reported In two weeks
Refined oil In barrels unchanged at 100 cents,
IN bulk at $50 cents, end In cases at $50 cents crdo
in barrels at 6.25 cents and 81 bulk at $40 cents.
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, 10 IL francs;
Bremen q 80 marks London, 5-16@5 IA pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25

Ss S S uss I'LL S sGs cattle ss on f ps
sogs on re Umbrs $50 quarters on The Anssora ana
Is.s total .Ss s Sse a, 500
p Indiana Indiana g. 81 io e al io {. d. i il5S
eng ~ STATE : ss g els S';s ;j' oSe
Ss%,SS gov" eles % V indiana a3 sesg. 1l2.
sag, IL 0 SISn 90 6 G a. q 20 Kentucky Steers
1855 sps'i; l e Ssl' s ss'fs s5gz r s.
p % e. "a SsJ 5Sfs h At 4. :. S5as5 virginia. a.
- Ghs5gS aO 1870 %, 1909 a; s. e.
4 2 g; sac 4 a. 80 q 9 ssS 5; 4
90 private hs Ga - p paSse1 sSp g per- iS0'
s e. I'D, a e J r. 80
s$ y Z a.. j$s B. :; i 81
w:.Sn Co. ss cse'ss ~ Is d. 7 isJs
i dc 1905 q s. II d. 1880 n At ss75; il DO
10 D. ai s a !. K &c. IS st. 1907 1874 st
K rs H" {5:5 q g Vlss q SEC 5'$1
SAS g. 'aSF g. s i 2 LIZ s.
Has9S:1 ksils a9, Rs. ng5; 81 ? 40
Mich COWS-Retelpts over al! ROADS 80 head. Trade
CALVES-Receipts lGs head-825 at eotilst. and las
at Jersey city. On light supply prices advanced &c
P' TSai anf At s%
choice 81, Westerns at 50 75ds3 40.
Dressed calves active and firm at yesterdays quota
saes-HaIlenbeck & Hollis: % buttermlk Calves 100
wssFS DO az al g. Us g q az g. is go At g
fed $ 20 Tisoen 7f ga:elS 22 avs 8 1871 a.
49, + . s. III s 4 ID g. a v''l'
DO 'f isg at 5%c o DO 1877 e. at g ~ o' 80
J. P Nelson II Calves 122 n. at 4c; . veals. 145
Hume Mullen: FED Calves $50 n. at DC; rs veOls
4 4 g a. 80 ye1: ss n e as as dS
20 fed Calves, I9i n at 4'sc
hE Mh %SD ySa i2 Scns n eye carload.
direct, were 81 carloads Of 702t heads carloads At
but steady on light receipts lambs IN light demand
Tor ali grades but choice which were in limited supply
prc barely m19tansa for cO%mSSn and MEDIUM
sG So and one deck choice ct 81. large number I'M
sold. - o1,o.. 49,, .....s -. f.,
moderate demand at S9ai1c.
SaIes-D. Mcpherson & Co.: 2oe Virginia lambs. 65 n
f Kentucky lambs IS H. az o. 90 Is bucks 100 H. at
% So 49,, w.. ,,,.-.,. -. 90
at SO % 40 DO "a n, at IS % buck $50 n az e3 30
tnciv sheep 20 n at - IS 100 do: % n. at a 40
wlkerson 6 sherman: 2S2 Indiana lambs II No. at
% r. Nipple Co.: 222 Kentucky lambs 6s'. ~ at
Newton & Gllett; 50 Kentucky sheen o. y, At - so
HoRecepts is earOSdI Of 2d1s head e eGgally
ouotable range for heavy To light State hogs
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July "a, 40 p. m.-Beef in poor demand.
Pork in fair deiand Hams In faig demand. Bacon in
fair demand Cumberland cut about % 30 n, firm at
iOs short rib about rs ~ arm at 37s long ele&r mindless
about IS ~ firm at 34s ID long and short clear mild
strong at 3Os ga Cheese in fair demand. Tallow fair
demand prime city strong az 23s g. Spirits of turpen
tine in poor demand dull at 27s 3D. Kosin in fair de.
mand. Iard-Spot-1he demand has fallen of; futures
IN Door demand; prime Western spot and July steady
az 8Ss Cd august and septembeI steady at 33s cd.
Wheat In fair demand; Kansas winter, hard, firm a
Is sd; No red spring firm at Is lid. Flour in fair
demand. Corp-Spot aud futures IN good demand new
August firm at sid. Hops at London-Paonc Coast
There is nothing Offering.
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furnished Gouses


Country.
4 T ROSLYN, Long Island, adjoining the
~ country residence OF Geo. A. Thayef,
fully furnished water front cottage. 10
rooms running water closet and bath
boating and bathing; stabling for six
horses vegetables furnished; for remainder
Of season by the month at 800 per month
or by the year furnished or unfinished.
PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune Building.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

p,,IDING MATERIAL-A moderately active uaae
a o Erik are quoted Sja5 IS pr loo ttsah, s
~ "a Tn River Hard, 81 25ds$1 pale s-eST % o m
De,'Ssr .Oc4el ncr Dil. Auo.lral orD.ollNt
ose n Relsan Portland So 20as2 40; English PotisnH
xsexssx2 80 RocNland Lime, VOC pen Dol ~.
- 80 ~ st Johns common Lime SOC; Iatis' %
coats Hair 2Od@2c per bush, CS"e i'"'''
1'SoTIoN-On the spot quoted steady at qnehangd &
60 $40 bales for consumption dotsi Lie.Psi sine
"a S44 bales against 2,59i bales tle s@ue
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3ials 20 EsI. anturRisaeo

mo m !, .11'Ns'|||1--
1 6urJe.' Two elegant apartments. a
40 10 " ~ @,d a single. IN the Dalhousie.
Sfts overlooking Centpsi " ~ o"' ho ons
lsbito, HfepfoaL Pease Inquire OF the
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Dorh UGnteo.

Males.
w ANTED.-Situation by well-edu-
w Gated Catholic young man, speaking
good at figures. HARRISON, 80 Hillary
ST.. Brooklyn.
NVANTED.-A position by young man,
w 20 years OF age; am good boohHee9T
and typewriter plso shipping, ircelying and
entry clerk can furnish good New-l0rk
bond in any amount IL the place requires II;
@ years business experience. Address 285
South Iaurel-st., Richmond. Va.
Won Nc MARRIED MAN, intelligent,
i Trustworthy. wants work janitor, watch
man or anything paying S14 q week good
city references and security. WARREN,
/, go 2d-ave.