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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14

the home and tomb Of Washington, is
now within twenty minutes OF Alexandria
by the Washington. Alexandria and Mt.
Vernon railway. Trains run at intervals
OF thirty minutes between the Washing
ton Southern railway depot and Mt. Yer
non. Fare. 10 cents in each direction.
You can leave Richmond via Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad at
1.ij A. NJ, spend four hours at Mt Yer
non and reach home at 9:S3 r. NJ. same
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14
He is in n Bad Vay.

Sergeant Matthews and Policeman
Hughes yesterday morning arrested and
lodged in the First poiice-station Frank
Fossett charged with breaking into and
entering the bar-room OF Pete Chioca and
stealing lot of cigars, cigarettes, to-
bacco and whisky The theft took place
last Saturday morning. Young Fossett
was discharged for some reason from the
Laurel Reformatory. soon after which he
attempted suicide by taking laudanum.
He was afterwards adiudged insane and
sent 10 an asylum. where he remained
only a short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14
PEREMPTORY
PARASOL
SALE.

Ii the smashing Of prices possesses
any claim for the purchasing public, the
fact that our entire stock of FANCY
PARASOLS 90 on sale, commencing
TO-DAY, at prices that are intended to
sell them promptly, should he draw
ing card at the Parasol Counter. Here's
the stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14
Richmond People Join the c. and o. Per
sonaly Conducted Tour Next Thursday,

Following are some OF our Richmond
people who will take advantage Of this
tour: Mrs. Guillaume. Miss Guillaume.
MISS Maud Miller Mrs Caldwell. Mss
caldwell, Mrs. Hopkins. Hon r. L. Par
rlsh and wife, Of Covington Va, and
others. Those wishing 10 visit the
Worlds Fair under the most favors HE
circumstances should apply at once TO
the Chesapeake and Ohio Passenger Of
fee, No. 500 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14

Next Thursday, June 18th. At p. NJ.
the Chesapeake and Chic personally con-
Quoted Worlds Fair train will leave
Richmond for Chicago. Parties desiring
10 accompany this train should book at
once. Everything will be irst-cass and
your accommodations for six days I'm
Chicago and various admissions will be
included I'm the tickets Call on or ad-
dress John D. Potts. division passenger
agent, Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Richmond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14
Two Carloads Of Tobacco.

Mr.. Edward f.. Eeinbert. enc OF the
largest and most successful tobacco
growers Of South Carolina. is IN the city.
and will sell two carloads Of fine to-
bacco with the Davis & Gregory Com
pany. at Planters warehouse, to-day, at
10 o'clock sharp. Let our buyers give our
Palmetto friend q cordial Welcome end
good prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14

For TEN DAYS ONLY we offer our
entire stock Of elegant and superb dia-
monds. watches. jewelry. clocks. silver.
and silver-plated ware at a reduction OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. from REG
ULAR PRICES. All goods marked I'm
plain prices Terms are positively CASH
Goods sold on credit will be at regular
prices. Call early, and secure bargains
II. NJ MOSES & co.
900 Main street.
Everything twenty-five per cent. of for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14

We call attention 70 the sale OF IN,
large succeed dwelling ~ the corner OF
Tenth and Clay streets. which viii be
held this afternoon at $50. Cabell &
Wilson are the customers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14
Randolph Macon College Commencement,
JanmnrY IND md I'M.

Round trip only nifty cents. Tickets
good 10 return until Friday. The Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road will run a special train 10 Richmond
after the exercises Thursday night. June
18th. See schedule for regular trains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14

Active and healthy by using Dr. David's
Liver Pills They are mild. harmless
and very effective. % cents a box, OF
o. pills Five boxes for s.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Richmond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14

Parties visiting the Worlds Fair can
secure cheap rates from w. T. HarwooG
ticket broker, 9l4 east Main street. Cor
rcspCndence promptly attended 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14
WHERE DID YOUGETTHATH HAT
& Z. Bates and Nm. h. Curtis Are Pre-
a1ted With SILK Headsear.
NJ BBLYIN BEFORE The COMMITTEE.
#. Resdss Paper and Denies Statements
Made by Mc'sr'. st"rke ana hpPs-Ad-
,ourn 70 Await the Arrival of Boor.

,-...s fsr The new city Han. held its
10Th session in the Council Chamber
,....,..Ire. The room was crowded with
...ta-s. who eagerly watched for de-
,.,-.r.s. All the members OF the I'm
.......rr committee were present with
.. exception Of Mr. BoyMn. who is out
o. Gown.
90, BINS. who was ON the stand when
.t committee adjourned last Saturday,
,..,s recalled. stated the following, when
Questioned hv SIR. Gulgon:
E...-.rr the consideration OF the bids
mad several invitations 90 go 90 suppers.
-..1f ,fr Eaoeer's. Whcn Mr Starkc i'm
sad mo- Th.e was not very elaborate
ar,lr Another time ] went 90 "a very
Nice dinner NO tho same place, which was
,al ta Dave been given by a member
az lilo committee. hy Mr. Curtis. 10 was
es nice dinner as ] ever sat down TO.
and 30 uas given during the time when
we were examining the different bids.
'T..Iles the members Of the committee.
Co4Hei Cutshaw and NIr. St8rke / think.
VIZ, the only outsiders present.
question. Why dd you say that that
dinner was said 90 have been given by
member OF the committee?
Answer. SIR. Curtis. who extended the
invitation. said that be gave 70. and have
D.. ra.eor o., do,,ht his lord
Question. ON how many occasions were
Invitations given % members OF the COM
mit,ee 20 attend dinners or suppcrs.
Answer. ] DO not think ! attended over
.l-,. G., 1,,. oll,s,,- ,.,e,, -, ~
.t,.e noel ,f.,.-. r.f,.i, c-,t1, 90,
49, c..-t. ana 49,, ,.,..r.. ,t.-. 80,
tb.t ocraeI.r rre tr,f,.tior m nat
zinc ,.ss' ..,tl,6o1 b. NJ pooz tTo and
49,. t.,,.,- and er-,,t .,r,o ,,, 49,
.i. e5or I.,, da,. ,,r., ,,- RooI ir
,.+ad ,o. ttiri- AZ cterto ,cae Win
.t..- g.. 49, i.,,. .,,, ,,., -,
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.. -.i.t. a. 49,. ..4 ,r- cia,',
+ e....- 80 .'.,. .-l.......t..''l
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...l, ,.t., r.l ...,t,l.. ,.',, .,...,5o5
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tt..t. 49,
., A. ~ e,,I,t, ,,b, l',ro 49,
.,. .t,,il,,. ,,., ava .'.,,.l ,,.. ~, ~. nh,
..,,Id for NJ etarto NE tho,,on, ori,.
.... .,... .to.....,. No. 49,. M
. ~ ctr n, MI
"a .. 49,. IL 80.
l. t. ,.''''
D.. .,t- .
,r- ''.l ~, ,i'. i'''N
....r.rirhed tr ,...-..r,il,,... ,ri-,.. -
Wherein the writer states that ba v.o,l5
I. willing 10 appc4r before tba committee
.n june 18Th or 24th.
ar 6 D. Rates ,Cae novt called and
,...r ir b.rd l.,. Nh, ,,,,..r
Question. n has been stated b, Ms,
rrre that he and others received rroe-
i'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14

A., i ihe permission Of the committee.
h'''ln read the following.
'ti'i very much that J was called
a." York but my business was Of
,.h nature chat / was compelled TO be
t' ln person. 10 As unfortunate that
''i not have been here 90 rcfutc some
3D. n.'IrmDnts that were made. With
49, .'niniiiee.s consent I viii refer ana
-. rom few notes which have made
49,. I.st time / was before this com
So expected 20 testify only as 10
questions the first as 10 whether
H-o heard Mr. Epps EXPRESS an onin,or
3D.. winch metallic work ne thought was
e., 'sI and whether ne had borrowed
c,.....i l,,n mo- j ala not know thar the
p',i'i'e would 10 into details and
.. .,'' Tore bad not given any thought os
No.. mihor points. The statemcpfe
49, by me before your committee lo.,
-. e,Suay evening were true as
49, az could recoilac, 60
I'm Being questioned on an s,dss
"" little eo@fvsAA p~~ \. ! a,a,,s 90
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-11
Tie Skookum Root Hair Grower Co.
81 SOUTH FIFTH AVE-. NEW YORK, NJ. Y.

bate ijd iomit uuf 6 Mfarf 20 gfenuig
perrtnsert.
rWtein @ott," bore i'd ba peri9te,
oene Veler a~usrufen, runb oafir etne 10
LANCE Sdreiberet! @e9s Marf 20
Sfeunis iino bod am @noe fcin Ser,
tl0gei - 9ta, bite bod iebr! Sir
ein NuftionSmai9beden 2" Nber peiter.
3wet Gage ipdter erbielt i'd eine 8or.
labuug gum S9ieosmann metne8 8es
airts, bel meldem mid Serr Martmilian
Solepb Tbeobor nott Meierbuber
f0nisl. baDerii9er NrtiaerieeM afor a.
O., ipe9en grober Beleibisung uertlaet
bate.
DaS mar iebr unangenebm! Sn
Der 9offnung, Der glte tpiirbe bic 9a1e
oarnit anf li9 berubeu lalien, i9rteb i1
ihm einen @ntiduloisunssbrief isnos
rirte ben Termin unS 3ablte millig Die
cine Mtarf Strafe, Die mir bafir auf,
er1e9t wurbe. Nber i'd bate metren
@eSner fali9 b%eurtbeilt, bic @ei9i6te
fam anbers, benin bret @oGen ipater
iaB id-ein unbel9oltener Staatsbiir.
eer-anf Der N~nflasebauf bes 5h0f.
fenseri9tS 1T Woabit, meiuem @egner,
Der nit 13 3eusen erl9ienen mar, ss=
9eniiber, l11o muBte 5ugeben, baB i6
i'm 1T friooliter 8eiie beleibigt bate.
Ser genliitbli9e S60ffenri6ter mofte
alseii9ts meiner lidtlihen 3ertnir>
lduilS Elm menl6li9es Riibren fitblen,
oern er CAB ii4 alle eroenfli9e Wfiibe,
5fptl6en mir un6 benz alter 6aubege,1,
Der iid auf cine geri0bnuas burdaus
ltd9t einlaien polte, gu permitteln.
&1oli9 9elang es bod, Ben Beleibigten
intlber gu ftimmen, unb er begniiete fi9
nit ether Offentli9eu Ibbitte nn6 elmer
au @uniten Der Nrmen gu 3ablenoen
Bulge BON 100 Marf, bic i'd aud lo<
fort erleste, frob, auf biele Weile eiuer
erftei Verurtbeilung e~ntsanger 3u fem.
OaB i'd trotoem in teiner roitqen
9timnuns mad 9anie fam, tpirb man
beereifli6 finoen. Bei Gid fiel mir
auf, oaB Glue unS tli6t pie 9en0bnlih
beoiente, urb auf meine be3iialide Nns
fra9e geitanb mir meilie Srau, bas Die
Yor3ellanfeinoin nidt mebr In unierem
Dienften iei.
Sic bate, wdbrenS i6 auf Der gt,>
flagebant JAP, Die ueue @al6l6uGel
5eri4lasen, uno ii9. einsebenf Der .ge<
ltnoen 3adti9uns" bel benz Sail Ser
erften S9iGel, meiuem @rimme bur1
l1lenniSite Slu9t ent3osen.
Die &alfulatiou oes rbiaiaeu" Nuf.
tiorsermerbes itellte li1 nun folgenber,
nlaBen: gu ben bereits ~ermabnten 6
Wfart 20 8fenntge fame1 1 Mart
Citrate, 40 Bfenni9e fir BITE Sabrt mad
Wtoabtt. 80 Marf so Bfenniae 2eus
grnyrulbren, 80 Marf Soften bes Iers
MINIS nnS 100 Marf BuBe-in Summa
17O Wtarf 40 8fennise fir Elm @aidz
beden, bas mir mein tta6Iter Wadbar,
Der Por;elanbanoler, NIT 8eraniiqer
fur 4 Wtarf Oerfauft batte. -6aben
Sic @orte?
Sd beoiene mid iebt beim Waihen
zines ladirten 8ledtiibels uno babe
eineu S6mur seleiitet, ME wieoer
.@roBe Anftionen" su beiu9en.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-01

tinware. crit bicycle. Dbl whisky. chest tools.
l cs costumes. IL pcs scenery, bbls beer. saws.
cs pictures. cs cgass. SO green hides. SKIS sill
yer, 4 pkgs express ba2s coin
Fort Townsend-2 SKIS salt, BARRIERS chairs l3
oxS sauce. casting, dogs pkg express.
Sitka-7 bis hair seal. 4 bds i bx fur seal, box
crockery. >;
Iuneau-1 Bile deerskins, bis hair SEAL
Seattle via Great Northern RI SIX wool,
crts coat hangers. hds truss hoops
Iacoma-l9 bis old rubber. IL pigs scrapiron, 8.
Dds poo s; l cs dry goods. cs hardware, bx tel
bells. 500 bars bullion. IS green hides. 20 chests
tea3 cs puck es cs'hardware, ) cs crockery, 8 ca
baking powder. Dbl glassware. bx cigars
West OF Fargo via Tacoma-6 bdls dry hides. /
Ok BOOKS, 1928 SKIS -four. $50 SKIS wheat. l sack
Fairnaven-l bx monuments 1 cs sewing
machine
:: New whatcom-l53 green hides, 6 Kegs pKgs
Eastern points via vancouver-22 cs tobacco. l.
cs handkerchiefs. 26 cs cigarettes. 20 cs under
dry goods. cs duck. cs splnts. "a SKIS garden.
seed 3 cs household goods. los scales. cs IRON
names. crts bicycles. cs hardware 8 cs hats,I2
bdis leather. l cs gum. i cs musical instruments.
box maple sugar.
Per City of Puebla-Brlgham. Hoppe ( Co: w III
Reynolds; Langley & Mchaels: Palmer & Rey;
Ladd Wells fargo co; sawyer Tanning Co:
Reed; Wieland Brewing CO... Porter Bros a. CO.. e
Gray: w w Montague d. Co; NJ Heller & Son;
Chas Harley i Co: S H Frank a. Co; G s Bowel;
Selby Smelling and Lead Works; Amer Carboc
Acid Gas Co: Bissinger Co... Amer Press Assn: +
Chevalier q Co. w Price & Co; Oregon; Imp.Co: ;
Brown Bros & Coz: j Bowen Il Co: Amer u Mon
Fish Co: Porter, Slessnger d Co: Blakney: Geo
dsbonrn Main & Winchester; sherman q. CLAY;
Golden City Chemical Works; Paul friedman;
RUSSELL: San Francisco Fish Co: VIM c: Bell: w K
Miner u Co: Euswand.. 81 Isaacs: John.Leo;: sun
set Tel and Tel Co: Willard Bros: M Shibata; F.
H Hens. a Coz: SchwaHacber Bros: New Home
Sewng:Machine Co; w Boden &:Co; :Swayne &
Hoyt "A Il usselI; Amer Tobacco Co: Cooperative
Brewery;:Cohen Hirsch d Coz. Dolliver Bros; q
n Sand efson; Davis. Haber &:C6;: Fairbank ~
:Hntch1mson; Heyman .& Co::J Daniels 81 Coz Jas
:: chwartz: Rosenthal FEEDER & Co... We HYDE: E
A Week Co..: Williams. Marvin Coz W:Davis
q Sen. -
For Late Shining LnteLLinealce See Ierth PaGe.
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1885 have prices reached such low figures. and
Judging from the present condition OF affairs 1t
will take some time to recover the lost ground
The condition of several of the mines is sucn that
higher prices warranted, and eventually
things will right themselves and the chances of
market become more favorable The latest ad-
vices from the Comstock report a continuation OF
the favorable outlook in the JACKET. The Potosi
prospect more than holds It's own, and the work in
Con. Cst. a. Va is such that the insiders have been
buying stock quietly tor some time 7e5
There was much better tone TO the market yes
terday and there was advance all along the
line Con. Cal Il va. was in demand at 81 So.
ophiT 81 10 Becher 60c. TO sales 1900 shares
P0toSi 95c and jacket 81. After the csIleprIcss
were few cents better, and the market had quite
an upward tendency when cut short by the mid
summer adjournment e. go 9
There viii be no more sessions OF the boards
until Wednesday. e So a8s e
as. NOTES. se,S g
The annual meeting of the Union Con- has be en-
called for July lie - - % .
. To-Day is dividend day in many of the local
SILVER was frmero yesterday. Opening at SIC it
advanced TO SIC and was quite strong at that
-Ggare The lfondoh price fell to 30lsd. oo98 60 6
: rbe Pacific Coast Savings Society has declared
a-1iyjdeRd of percent per annnm term de-
posts aud 5 per cent on ordinary deposits. pay
able ta5day. s. ooo39 = 5s 2 of
iile following local interpretations disbursed
agfS a M inv ih1 mn ~, @
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THE SHERIFF'S POWERS.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Injunction
Suit in the Pacific Bank Case.


Suit in the Pacific Bank Case.
No decision has yet been reached in the
case: of the A tt0rney-General against
Sheriff McDade. Mr.. Hart secured tenn
porarY injunction from Judge Daingerfeld
restraining the Sheriff from interfering
with the Bank Commissioners in the ex-
animation of the assets OF the PACING
Bank. The Sheriff bad attached the assets
ia suit brought against the bank by
Ferdinand Smith, a Money broker. On the
dav the Injunction was issued Mr. Sullivan,
the Sner ifs attorney. procured n moditca-
ton of the order so as not to disturb the
Sheriff in his levy on behalf Of Smith, but
prohibj;jnC him from levylng any addi-
ttonal attachments on the Pacific Ban k
The writ was made reiurna0le before
Judge CARRIER.
When me ease was called yesterday
w. II. J.. Barnes, who is associate
counsel with the Acknowledgement liz the
action, asked for continuance of one
week on the ground that Mr.. Hart was in
Los Angeles, and desired 10 be heard in
the argument
Mr.. Sullivan asked that the injunction
he further modified SO as TO allow the
Sheriff to levy TWO additional attach
MGR s.
MI 4. Barnard, an attorney represent
ing the other creditors of the bank. stated
that it was likely the Pacific Bank would
pay MIR. Smith his $4,000, in which case
his clients would suffer # the Sheriff was
TO be sustained.
Judge CARRIER reserved his decision, but
intimated that he was Of the opinion that
the courts had no power 10 eHJolh Inc
Sheriff from levyIng attachments on per-
sOnal- property in anticipation OF SUITS
being filed upon when the levles were 10
ha mazda
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. New York Markets.

S NEW YORK. June 3O.-There was a decided
Improvement IN the tone in Wau street to-
day. Alt ongh money at Intervals ruled high, the
facts that the Clearing house banks announced
their intention to take ont all loan certificates
necessary Geo prevent &C To stringency in the
money market did much to restore confidence.
The bears renewed theirraids upon the market at
times during the day. buteach decline brought IN
buying orders and sharp advances ensued. Tho
lowest figures touched showed losses vary ing
from "a to11a3per cent from the INTERPRETATIONS
ofyesterGays The close was strong. Government Is
lower. Petroleum was active. but weaker In tone.
. Ss3sSe: EXCHANGE, MONEY AND BONDS. oc
s. Money on caIl5was active. ranging from q to 81
per cent and closed offered at 70 per cents Prime
paper 6@S per cent Sterling exchange was
weak with sixty-day Bankers bills at "a S0AaG
"a 81, and demand 81 S21sG$4 So, United
States as, regular. 10Ss4: do. coupon. 10934
rs. guar, SO; Pacific SIS. sos; silver, 63c.
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FOR PORTLAND G ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM N,vn
j ocean Diyisiou-and PACIFIC COAST Msssga3
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
Spear-street wharf, at NJ. for the above ports
one OF their AL iron steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALlFURNIA-June 5; IT. 20. July
IL. 20.
COMMUNICATING l. 10 25 July 7. 10, 81.
q OREGON-June 9, II, Julv 3, IS II.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other divergng lines for all points in Oregon
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska Idaho.
Montana Dakota; Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone
Park and ali points east and south and To Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin,. $l6; steerage, SO:
round trip. cabin. $50.
Ticket ofIices-l Montgomery St. and Palace
Hotel. New Montgomery st.
Freight office-20U California ST.
GOODALL, PERKINS d CO.. Supt.. Ocean Line
If 10 Market ST.. San. Francisco.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. -
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ~
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska A. II. NXfhtA
June A. Ia. 10 90. July 5, IA. 10. 20. -a-aA.za.
gust 3, 3. 49, 2S
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
June 4. and every NTH day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays 9 A. N.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, AN.
+ or San: Diego stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles (Santa Maria),
Redondo and Newport CLOS Angeles), every
fourth and fifth day, at l A.
For ports in Mexico, June 80.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel. 4 New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents
IT 10 Market st, San francisco.
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Proauca Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras, 81 1904 20: Bakers extras $4@4 90:
superine. 50 9093 80 p Dbl.
wHEAT-There was rather more tone yesterday
and futures advanced. but spot prices showed q o
recovery. No. is quotabe at 81 TN: choice.
81 1884 y ctl: lower grades. 81 l5(1l 1874: extra
choice for milling, 81 231a@1 27La y ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssroN-l0 O'Clock - December
100 tons, 81 297s; 800. 80; 100 81 301s
REGULAR MORNING SESSION December-200
tons. 81 3OAa: 400. 81 305s; zoo. II 3s4.
AFTERNOON cEssIoN - December - 900 tons.
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orally suppl ed with all kinds except fine Lambs
Wholesale rates from slaughtfrers are as follows
BEEF-First quality. sc: extra. choice. % 1ac;
second quality. lLac: third do, 3l4c p b.: !:
VEAL :: Large. 5s6c e n small Calves. 6@7c:
Dairy Galyes' ,112asHae J z b., -. ~,
SPRING LAMB-71a@s1Sc q. 10, -. -:
PORK-Live Hogs. 61s@t CSC for heavy and me.
dunn grain FED; stock Hogs, os4@6c; dressed do;
9M@91ac u 10. -. -
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FRIDAY EVENING. June 30

FRIDAY EVENING. June 80.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver a point s,eadler.
Produce Exchange adjourned.
Wheat and Barley futures firner.
Oats and Rye dull. o9
White Corn declined.
Hay unchanged. q oa 20
Beans dull 8 %
Potatoes and Onions steady.
3Rutter. Cheese and Eggs unchanged.
Turkeys selling high
,yeretables difto ~ 90
2 Oranges negle cted. s. % 90
. DRIED Fruit quiet and weak. 90 90
Provisio ms 5upchsnged. s.
Meats In good supply. -
s Rice unchanged 81 So sc
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COMPAGNIE GENeRALE*..

French Line to- Havre. = =.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEw), 42N0RTH era,
River. FOOT OF Morton st. travellers f1ssgEeai2
by this line avoid both transit by English RAJ way
and the discomfort of crossing the channel IN e
small boat. - =: - :-''-.
LA BOURGoGNE. Capt Leboenf.:. -. -.
Saturday; July 8, IL 100 A. n.
LA CHAMPAGNE, Laurent...
-. Sat urday, July Is. 100 a. M
La TO URAI> E.. Capt. Frangeul. ....:.:
Saturday ) uly o. 1900 A. M.
La BREEAGNE. capt. Collier. =.
Saturday July 80. AGO A. NJ
ks- For further particulars apply to. - ~:
=: .;":.: 4. FORGET, Agent
No. Bowling Green, n ew ork :
J. F. FUGAZl CO., Agents. s. Montgomery
:. Branch office. 10 Montgomery st.. -. au3l tt "
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OREGON PACIFIC R. R. co. STEAMER

. For PORTLAND, salem. Albany, Eugene
STEAMSHIP LINE TO YAoUINA ,a-g.
~ BAY-By this route 235 miles by 1855
steamer is saved over any other route. Steamers
are built of iron, with water-tgnt compartments.
VIII sail from section 4, seawal foot of Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY VIII
sail from San FRANCISCO Tuesday, June 81 at
A. NJ No freight received after 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
day Of sailing
Passenger rates to Portland, first class, $l4:
second class. So; Albany, first class, $l2; secoEd
Glass; 81 For freight rates Apply to ID. r.
VAUGHN, General Agentosection A. seawali. 20 tt
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET. co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ksPINW ALL AsA.
- forrnightly. for the West. Indies and fs&sk.2k
Southampton; calling en- route. at Cherbourg.
France and Plymouth. to land passengers
Through Bills OF Ladng. In conn ectlon with the
Pacific Mail S.S. Co.;issued for freight ana trea5
ure to direct ports in England and Germany:
m outh Cberbourg.: Southampton. Frst class,
sl95: third. class, se7 So For further particu-
lars appIy TO PARROTT 4. CO.. Agents,
~ 3O6 California st.:
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The weeks Failures.

2 The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 16
failures in Pacific Coast states aud Territories
for the week ending yesterday as compared with
AZ for the previous week ana II for the CORE
spending week In S92s The failures Tor the past
week are divided among the trades as follows:
furniture, j dry goods. baker. i manufacturer
shirts varieties and harness.
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The Midsummer Hoiidav.

The Produce Exchange has adjourned to
Wednesday in order to give is members hoi-
day. hencs there will be no business In grain dur
ing the interim. Most of tho large wholesale
houses have done likewise, SO that there will be
very little business in this city from now until
W ednesday The banks will remain open Monday,
be cause the law dOrs OF allow them TO close ex-
cept on legal holidays. but their being open will
be merely q mat ier OF legal form. The CONNER
ciai world Will have its four days holiday just the
same.