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Earned runs-Oakland 4, Los Angeles 5.
Ihree-base htts-Irwin, Glenalvin, Cantillion.
Iwo-base hits-Irwin, Calopy, Cantillion,
Cody, hutchinson, Gienalvin, Lehman. First
base on errors-Oakiand 4, Los Angeles /.
Angeles l. Lett on bases-Oakland 5, Los
Angeles 10. Struck out-By Knell /, by
Homer ?. Hit by pitcner-Wright. Double
play-Lohman to Glenalvin. Umpire-C.
SWEENEY
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Perverted Jurenlle Natures.

Officer Ahern has been working up a
case involving large gang of boys in
bestial and criminal practices, and has
succeeded in Identifying the ringleaders.
One of these is a youth of IA years, who
appears to have less moral principle than
brute. One of his victims has died
within the past two weeks, and another
has but few days to live
1t is not unlikely that some of these
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Sam J. Ryan, an irresistible team, are
the chief fun-makers. Miss Clara Thropp.
called by many the American Carmen
cita.' is another shining light in this com
pany. Selections are introduced from all
the leading comic operas of the day. The
Butterfly Dance from La Cigale,' will be
introduced by the Misses Fording, Will
Jams, Ninton and Leigh, led by Miss
Clara Thropp.'
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Mrs. Loga1's "Hoine Magazine and the
weekly Union"

Both only 81 70 per year. The Home
Magazine of Washington, D. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John A. Logan, is the best
and most popular low-prIced periodical
ever printed. The publishers of the
WEEKLY UNION will furnish the maya
zine to its subscribers for mere nominal
sum above the price of subscription to
the weekly.
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ROAD CONVENTION.

Governor Markham Names Twenty
Observation-Disclosures.
Governor Markham was requested in
June to give his approval to the call of
the Sacramento County Humane Society
for a State Road Convention to be held
September eth in this city, and to ap-
point twenty delegates to the convention
for the State at large.
On the 10th of June the Governor re-
sponded in the following letter:
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Rio Vista Negs: work has been pro-
crossing very satisfactorily the past week
on the upper portion of the river road
under the supervision of John Dadami.
and the road is now in passable shape as
far as the Old River ferry crossing.
The ferry is expected to resume oper-
atoms again next week"
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Yesterday morning tramp attempted
to board freight train near Nelson,
Butte County, coming this way, but fell
beneath the wheels and was ground TO
pieces. The unfortunate fellows name
and antecedents are unknown.
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OAKLAND VICTORIOUS.

Another Case of Lucky SEVENTH
The Angels Fielded Loosely.
SAN Francisco, July 14.-The Oakland
team defeated Los Angeles this afternoon
ut Piedmont by score of y to 9. The
game was full of hard hitting, but the
1ielding of the southern team was rather
loose. In the seventh inning the Colonies
punched six hits against Knell and won
tho rama. Following is the score:
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Earned runs-Sacramento l. san Francisco
o. Three-base hits-Mannasau. Whitehead.
Two-base hits-Levy. FIRST base on errors
Sacramento 2, san Francisco 5. First base
on balls-Sacramento 3, San Francisco 5. Left
on bases-SacramentO o, san Francisco A.
Struck Out-Harper 3, Balsz 4. Double PLAYS
Peoples. Kiopf and Sweeney. Passed balls
SWEET 2, spies o. Umpire-McDonald. Time
- h. A5nn. SCoTer-N Onng
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The Flint Case.

In the Police Court yesterday the ex-
animation of Jewell Flint, for the murder
of Miss Eta Walker, was set for Satur-
day next, the I'D instant.
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w. w. Coons, E. S. Wachhorst and E.
F. Pfund, appraisers of the estate of Fred
L. George, deceased, have filed their re-
port, showing the property to be valued
at ST, 10.
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MUSICAL AND LITERARY.
Two Charming Entertainments Given
Last Evening.

Two Charming Entertainments Given
Last Evening.
Notwithstanding the unusually warm
weather, a good-sized audience assem-
bled last evening at the Emmanuel Bap-
fist Church, at Twenty and \ streets,
to witness a musical and literary enter
tainment, which was of a high order and
worthy OF a much larger attendance.
Some of the best musical talent in the
city was on the programme.
The exercises opened with an instru-
mental duet IA guitar selection) by
Misses Belle Morton and Anna Aitken,
whose performance was very pleasing
one. Miss Eta Morton followed with a
well-received piano solo.
George Puruell, who is always at his
best in the rendition of humorous
selection, read ''Spoopendyke's Suspen-
ders."
Mrs: Thorpe sang beautifully, "Oh,
Promise Me-"
The wen-krown singers, Mrs. b. f.
Howard, Miss Ida Clinch and q. e.
Lester, rendered as a vocal trio, "Oh,
Memory" and, OF course, they sang well,
as they always do.
An instrumental trio, on violin, man
dolln ana piano, was rendered by Misses
Agatha Glenn, Iva Hughson and Cora
Mott, who received hearty encore. to
which they responded.
Misses Stella Cady and May Hickman
rendered with good effect a piano duet.
A quartet, "Oh, Tell Me Not That
Death Has Been There" was sung bv
Mis-. Howard, Miss CIinch, Mr.. Lester
and MIR. Milne, who received a hearty
encore, to which they responded.
This excellent programme was then
concluded by harmonica solo, a medley.
by B. +. Whittier, whose performance
was so pleasing that he was heartily en-
cored.
CENTRAL NJ. Z. CHURCH.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
given last evening by the ladies of the
Central NJ. E. Church. A special feature
of the evening was a sunflower festival,
The following programme was rendered
Piano duet. Mrs. Abbie Genung and
Minnie Newman; recitation, Miss Win
ME Cook; vocal solo, Edwin Williams:
recitation, L. E. Vandercook; piano solo
Miss Nellie Harris; Sunflowers-Chorus.
solo, solo and chorus, solo, solo and
chorus; soloists-L. +. Smith, Misses
Alice Andrews, Lille Bishopp. Lulu
Williams; accompanies, Mrs. A. E. &C.
nung.
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old February 1, and you ought to see his skin
now, smooth, even, and a Beautiful pink and
white color. He is as healthy as he can be. Tho
CUTIcuRA REsoLvEST has given him tone, vigor
ana strength. / enclose his portrait.
VIM. 4. GARDNER, Isl L. 1891 So, New York.
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miscellaneous.
LITTLE BABY WAS RAW
Distressing Skin Disease from Birth.
Cured in . Weeks by Cuticura.
Now Healthy as Can Be.

Ny baby boy had been suffering from birth
with some sort of an eruption. The doctors
called IL eczema. His little mock was one raw
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Sold throughout the world Price. CUT1cuRA,
Soc; SOAP 25c.; REsoLyENT, 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEM. Corr, Sole Propretors, Boston.
E1J-" How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
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The Red House companr.

Summer clearing sale commenced yes
terday, and goods go low we can assure
you.
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Containing all the news OF the
Record-Jnion, has the largest
circulation Of any paper on the
Pacific Slope, its readers being
found in every town and ham
let, with a constantly increasing
list in the Eastern States and
Europe. Special attention paid
to the publication Of truthful
statements Of the resources of
California and the entire coast,
best methods of agriculture,
fruit and vine growing.
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and exposed mass OF red.
infiamed flesh. His arms
and across and under his
thighs, wherever the fat
flesh made fold, were Just
the same. For four weeks
after his birth he suffered
with this eruption, and
until ! got the CUTICURA
REMEDIES, there was little
sleep Tor any one. In tive
week she was completely
au.r-H II o. $50. .+ g.. - - -
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FARNERY AND MErHlNICY 2lIKGS BlNK

FARMERS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
Southwest corner Fourth and j
streets, Sacramento, Cal.
Guaranteed Capital 100000
7 DAMS MADE ON REAL ESTATE. IN
| ! terest paid semi-annuaEy on Term and
Ordinary Deposits.
B. Il SIENNA ......... President
EDWIN K. AISI P................ Vice President
d. d. WHITBECK......... asher
{. II. CUMMINGS. ..... Secretary
JAMES NJ. STEVENSON. ............ Surveyor
DIRECTORS:
B. L. STEIN1IAN, EDWIN K ALsIP
c. Il. CUMMINGS, W. f. TERRY,
SOL. RUNYoN,. JAMES MCNAssER,
JAS. NJ. STEVENSON.
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ward plIIt - - nd cIosinr bids Inc
Ucnlnr, range and close to,aay' anu c0s'"s ''A' Wv
I-nlnnds. GulI

775c. Sales. Il 500 bales ,oo
snot cotton was dull but unchanged as 70 Htnrct
,ctaI sales l7J bales for consumption D'N'r'A
IN Contracts 6,100 bales. c,, S,,s,od
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:sssssa mes. gr'': Sass QUOTE ss. 'i %ss
Sr;s Qadd .l7 asNs so :"
n' $' r,.s 81 '. i $ e..
and 1000 Cc'iS IAN Pis9l so 'Sou Ic
s a%l 9t S s !? nam" quiet %sS
Tiiy sales oi zoo ns sss q9
Sg%@G city s@ as a, PC ta a%
io6oc In Tho iuiure mar&ei June clad '''V' "o"'
market at steady prices New.oIea4S adV'T nonss arc
fatty actin. %s'"y saa G 'aa oae9s o tsSSa
and L. d% fair S To lair 81 ac soc saas
choice - s eStrs h head ssS Sc japan
syHrTs-Msret modrrateg active and S;,aay i9c
tion1 %rn,ry Dms .e yG9%c choice S s4r2
'OG ss%fsco Quotations cc"tqga % si tGst,
sonss The %,r.e; wa efa Scd I" but
to The 'tIom n saog ha METERS We're in rke after
sugar could to 70 terms e for centrsra
Rcncd Vi mo'c active and firm with erScs from M ~
down adyRnsed poudeSea 5.@5ee
aSd me a. J @ad S3%SSss diamond
( Sasa Sc: coniectioncrs 5d3,as: ColImh,Io o =
Sc i rSocn EI"s,S5 S'sa aafs 'is$
Ca 30 20 10 asSi i 80 issS No =
10 ono cfetc alsc SS "a s inS jaw
20. I'd fair refining rs Cd bet ha% GOOD 'e''''u '''
month is I'D neXt month lis 3D. oue with no sac-
Of Importance while lari remains scarce ana hr'"' ~
OTHLIGW- Market is steady at unchanged prices a.
wHALERoNE-The market remained STEADY WIN
20 WoSIT1e narke: is still extremely dull WIN Na,ue'
81 nominal that It impo .l 10 give awning
tS,, ate prlccs. ary all Of the ru's ar
rcnorta on private terms which IS taken as an mn d
,td" ,bat loo urlce. wcrc pld. We quote; IN a'u
o"n " o,in and Pcnusyvania waahcd n"ocs 3:r
washed necccs c7c No do Slc; Miche ana AL, in
washd coaal unw,shcl dinm Her, $50 Ios
spring. 16d20c Californi 40 l91-oc icrro'''
pulled extra and supr 2Od3Oc
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bonds due on that date issued by the. Railroad
Equipment Co., and secured BY rolling stock
furnished railroads under car trust ponds VIII De
paid on and after that date at the offices OF
Post, Martin & Co., New-York, and y. W. Clark
L. Co., Philadelphia.
Coupons of the 3 pei cent series a. bonds OF
the National Water Works Investment Co. due
July will be paid on and after q ut date at the
First National bank of New-York
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and about $1,000 boxes Of Mediterranean lemoa
% Tcon ''es"s se % asos 200 SoHss
Steamer sSSss Of and 50 SSAo.
ss s'1s & P@ss9%s .sa S, is Sai
snoa Sicily sin r to Fan fancy S' $3.50 s Io5
GRAlN-wIIEAT- dmor,lization in the grain mar.
hSss at N , continue with unabai force owing
hc VI, 70 inc s,as dtres cNlelleheod in funds
that rate ,aSlcy was sctaOS and SAa. cS1ns sie
alton + ycy eoneated sin and Is tn, direct cause Of
poGrs Scent To 10 shcwSr nS I'm Of trade
but arr ir,vaithGles, careful when II comes 70 uyinG
time Thus difference b'ween july Wheat TSs ana De
G G%e TS stS, b s sa nSS. na w nsr,,d 70 LIE
,1 chicago na,kst is SIN proporuonaely greater:
&C. The whole situation on the ability Of the trace
to fss money roTgn The %,a channels to conduct &
Is Ial to crop ad,ices o. to clt information ar
Iecpcraton cable, brns " ak crop accounts ing even
ported at We te points. notably a. ST.
a Sns SP a to 9 SS
T, G Hat sS ors as 70 the more remote
In t,e afternoon the market was, stronger regainne
che report from Chicago Armour was buying July
sS f %sn @ at and s a%Sl of a when Ia
be this morning wldcncd durne the afternoon Jul:
Ss ON Hn Sc at r the owt Point acs
&c July o D a, ajc under september
anNat "eX week and prompt july clio. ed size. and
september 7t'?c; No . rcd. "a 900 bush ( b a1oat
at lc over July for July % A,c under sept mbcr for
next week and iajiac unicr September PROMPT No =
hald winter lGCOO rush to arrive g. under September
dcliN led: No Northern snrinc 10000 bush 7i7s b
aholt July II unrradtd. 1Gl 600 bush G6i. a7OL No
Chicago spring 900 bush. &c under July delivered
No North IN. OOo bush. 2c July delivered
tORN-Sncs. &0Oo bush market quiet and steady
COKN-Tho corn market at Ncw-YOrk holds secondary
place in the estimation Of traders in grain. AMI has almost
cut loose from wheat. showing considerable inhcIrlT
strength trv owing To reports that receipts are likely
10 ne smalleri the show NJ
Interest. and the demand from is quit
fair tn" corn market in the afternoon :teadc1 np a
little local covering. but closed quiet. The difference
letwcen July and september at the West wiicncd to
She Of lie for the day. AM here II abont
&c. Sales were $4,000 bush INCLUDING 5000 bush for
export follows No . corn. 81 001 bush. i7ac and
July price in elevator July closed, f7%c: 80 corn.
5000 bush. 4Si,c 1c July delivered o ATS
There has been tolerohy steady market FOR oats a.
last undctonc. although the great depression In
wheat seems to influence all other cereals less
market trrnei easier hut hnav closed steady tlth sale
3a.c elevator 35iaa3js.c delivered 3ia, from
elevator: No. oats $500 bush. 3,iec: No white.
mammal SHE No white nominal. 3'L" witt
% 900 bush. 35:Qf3c track mixed. 900 bush, 3ila
c..... MALT Market nominal AZ unrhangcd price.
wos.>rn Gn692 twN.rowcl Statc. G5d 15e: sN-rOwcd.
| 756SOr SEEDS Clovcrsecd continues firm
Option Quotations follow For comparison .nc closing
prices Of the previous day and for TIE corresponding dat
L
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. June 30-Cotton quiet: mI1dng. lie
low middlng u 151Gc: good ordinary, q J-1Gc: net
and erJss receipts 254 bales sales. a. bales stock
80 bales. Wockly-Net and gross receipts o6
lales, exports, c0nstwsc. LIE bales sales. ~
bal"s.
Norfolk, June 30.-Coion quiet middlng. 3Sc
tow mlddlng 31oc good ordinary. q lie net ana
gross receipt, IL bales sales 81 bales stocf. l1bl1
bal s. Wecsly-NCt and gross receipts 3.OO2 BARS
.xDo'tS to tn" Continent 100 bales, coastwsc. o''
bales sales. 800 bales.
n W ORGANS. June 3O.-Chton steaay GOO
middline, 13-lcc: mddling. 3Sc: low midn h,.s
1-5c; good ordinary. l3iGc; net receipts ou,4
bales: gross. 3,12I bales; sales 400 bales s.'ch
IO;,37l bales. weekly-Net receipts. 1.3i2 bairs
gross. 1,I36 bales: exports 10 Great Britain oo-'
bales coastwisc 500 bales sales. 1850 bales.
For Lave Stock Market md State Of Trade see
Ninth Pase.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTION-rhe market about ) points hlghct lor V,'
d,v hut very quiet sales maze al an au-
Vance Of rl PORTS during the latter part 81 'h
session prices "a sea OF little. Outs d. OF an advance O.
in Liverpool futures, and Gales Of 5000 Oies OF spoI
cotton wLlcn considered good aNciag' there was a
narnv no general reason why the market should haNp az
Tancd Tue Improve at Liverpool Was not cNpcclei
Crop rel orls were in main goo1 Atlen" seems I"
b. directed what considered by many 10 d. con-
narafivlv low rance prices In this market iMf vas
sale aid there was considerable "
n,and for IL from Traders during the earlier t 81 ~
da THOUGH AZ the neaIed It's thr demand r
and there Quctude the ring AT Tines De-
Sng aIuost des.Ttad No OutSI" orders OF VonH'v"H'
were received aud sales wore on Local account
few OF the no prOnbeDt traders did most OF IN pus
ness II was remarked Change thai cotton Is NOUN
mn very well consd the dep csson tina; prevails IN
oiner markets aud the financial distress that p'cNas
throughout The country The first bale OF new crop coto
has been received at IcXas town Jn, prc@ oil 49, c
cntton al the opening 1.13c. which was even WIN
te DAYS price and within an hour after G oleh hG
call the prices worked up 1.S2c. but n ociock my
SeIlen of 10 z l9c The bale OF the new crop V
1894 shipped Yesterday rom san nso, ;, le
IN record fiom that section. Crop adyices sho" an m
yrovement In Mississippi. Arkansas and lc\as; IN Nv
hama the weather Is rather more favorable ana thc han
is n-orsslnr: hut IN the Atlantic states complaints are
SO. roceved OF showery weather small STANDS ana o'ch
ward plant. -, ., 40. and closing bids the
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

liverpool June 30. . 10 J.. m.-iieei ana pork u,
moderate demand Hams In nOd' rate demand short
cut. about II to 10 n. easy al 37s. haecn III poor
demand long clear mddlcs about 40 10 on ,i., ~
J3s; long and short clear m,'ni, =
about Is H.. easy At 5os cd. %oul,
crs al out 1o II n. easy nj lbs va
Cheese In ,oor demand TallOw-rle demand l. I'm
proving pine city. steady at 2Gs Cd spirits OF tr
pentine In poor demand: -tcndy at lbs I'd COTTON
seed oli-Livcrpool refined. steady nj 22s Rosin IN
moderate demand. Lard-Spu In poor demand ,i'
lures IN demand. Wheat In moderate demand NO
> rcd winter dull at js lid. Flou In poor demand
Corn-spot and futures In moferac demand mixed
Western. spot. steady at is j 3.Id Jniy, hrn u.
A. = I'D August firm nj * . Id. september. hrnl
at 4s sd Hops at London-Pdcldc Coast-ln mod
10 dnmnnd
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All o: the principal coffee houses the Street have
s ssne sa a msss closed on d RoS
sxe s S asrr 70 p sS to a
Amsterdam cable to-day said that the amount anoIt from
and East for for, E%TSI va o5 SSg er IT,
Of Brazil coffee in United States to-day is 2l5G2l
. s.si a NswYork' iG5 GA bags warehoue dyees
ssT4y 9S 6as- bs stock ot HoG at 5d ?t @
Rio 80 :. One bid MAS said TO have been a. nigh a.
1 bur M the eSs "ss o eSe a o ana be- s HSS'
.s mahe t eS close ad %oe a S5 les by %
higher price iulne thsie The last shipment reported
DktGs-Thc market, has ruled quiet but about
steady ior nearly all Knd o GI arugs OPIUM
,on 's 81 Cas- for i :e
ruled dull at ls4dis'se for foreign ESSENTIAL oils rule
FisnuTSe market for mackerel quiet bat about
seaa quiet s %th BressS a. ss, quo
s9a 81 ,'sa esisss2o Scr%ay 1oa'e. sssdesi
sHsS . ss iga s%%eS ss s$Hni
ra;, and r lsf so @si Pcrtsa mail
scotch medium, ssass % Scott large iGll sic 3oa
IN bill, n' 5se in kcss oiand aagf hoop ,e
e kegs codf.harse , so ces Sahs d fs"" '1e
flour AND MEXL-The nouT Iarke,, no, b,c1 es.
sspsOna S e sub resi basis and behind the phrase
'aivat terms il, urdest1od ,n"t sU"a many con
cs on rs the a p and al HE Of
sSn non. ,h that s tessS Is ans no form but
Tor there l. general anxiety to s s1h ei noSs into
is for low grades for all outpors The SAL. today
Coo Ss % ua nsSs At Is oSss 400
60 Iaas3 IS 600 staights at S - aoe o oo ea.
At O. sos 81 So S Sas Go Go 800 Sb low sapns
e $50 bo uOs@o, at g q s a%a q 10 '5 "S
bOs 8 s, ar. At DO q At $3.50 g 90 f 2
%ssaas Sr sS.ns %rse,
e. S rs Ss s sSs ia o'Ss s% ana heavy
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.Ex dividend.
CLOSING pprcrs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday, June sop. m.
The stock market was dull and barely steady
to-day until the last hour, when prices were adj
vanccd rapidly. Tho Improvement was not July
maintained to the end, but final changes were
almost universally advances, and in some IN
stances these amounted 10 as much as or
per cent The sharpest advances were made Dy
industrial and special stocks, but the general
movement was in only one direction The money
market remained feverish in spite OF the heaVy
issues Of Clearing House certificates in the last
two DAYS and the ruling rate was considerably
above & per cent. Renewals were at premium,
ana amer Ioans mad been made at per cent the
rate advanced TO 40 and 80 per cent. What they
might have been at the end OF the week and
month, if some of the principal banks had not
taken out Clearing House certificates may be
LEFT 10 the ina ginatiOn. The closing was al
I, ctcd by the rumOr that an extra session OF
Congress would be held in August. and for
wonder the rumor was confirmed after the close
Of business The President by his proclamation
has summoned special meeting Of Congress on
August Z a month earlier than the time orlSi-
nallv fixed by him. II is to Ike inferred that
thn sentiment of Congress. has been changed so
far M least as the Sherman Silver law is con-
crrncd and that the extra session will be pro-
dmctive only of good. IL Is possible that the
oction of the President has been compelled by
nonuiar clamor and that he is not certain about
the result The early session Is favorable put
IL There should happen 10 be a protracted dis
Cussion on financial topics the benefit might be
4. ,lff nj
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Total shares for the day
sEx DIVIDEND. FIX rights.
SILVER. .uooo.
Gil hui ccrtfs OF 60 o. "" Wv
SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM ExCHAN"r~
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IIEAiLOCK

LEATHEI-No useful Information Is at hand concefn-
ing dthei prices being las: rcloftu ana the tahRs
ior home and foreign account ar light We quoc;
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oRNMEAL-Markct more eeuvc but ec yc1
Stcady. Sales 600 pigs Biandywinc ~ 40 !, ~
low Western ~ 05as2 q Southern white bags 81 Id
81 BAG MEAL-Que. and nomlnslly unch -,
q TO- coarse esda7s ~ Market duii Snsh'9Se1
75e loom sods5c; sharps. 9odo5c rye feci, sCaco
hoininy chop 81 a90c coonsecd meal, ~ 2oas - pc
FoREi6X DRIED FIyIrsmThcse is ,D only ha quota
tons Malags raisins cluster. ssasS 20 nsu
35s Fsrd IN boxes 4l.diisc; IN cases 61G4c currans
bbls. 2Ad2s.c ngs. smyrna. layers. sdll'ae pfnhes
California, boxes i0d90S. oSai3c: Brazil nuts new
4sd5i.c - ..ox
FOREIGN GREEN FRUf1S-Therc were sold az aucion
to-day through brown Secconb. cars OF frd,t VIZ
Black Tartaras. ROYAL 4merIean Bgcrssn ana apanr
S 7csssi AeSander csss peas. aS 90 800
Ssxs: Of .. sis7s1so s7s There Are ,c.
sssher bringing about 10000 boxes Of Mediterranean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01

New.York gross receipts l22 bale ss Ia
haes sock ia 7ol ba'es; total net touH Ia,
thus Tar this week 1921 balGs aEainst me- par Franee
export, o,day or b hslns consolidated net
ioa 47 bale Great britain 1882 bacs ir.nce ,o OK
hoias Crnfiuent i0S t1Hs total, TO u's ~
s,s os0 Closing cables Livcrpoosnot cotton sSeaq
tnidd,IDe-. 71b. sales, SCOO Dlrsi IcCvp
900 5ale inc,din- M american; d ay'e at oGt nd
s,aW ra'ee witr itsire ,rices yestcrd'v; closng
Ive,nool ouo,tios-July 4ooa42l July AugusA d1vd
NOR -" t. y DcbctHDeF, 80"
dc,oo yn,turcr 4oia425 Novfn Lc' Dcceubcr -
49,, hr lamar io7d4?s; January February, 400
Febr larv March. fS2s. ,.,. -, ,,,o.oe, md
El-The mlrket was devoid OF Interest ehu
,adng was meaere Up TO O'Clock sues were CIV
3 500 Tags At hour september Wa ruling at 134Sc
CDcber M Is 4Oc and December at l1l1c. ne ion u
narke: was lower but lIavre and ambutg were hiencr
ira rho supnlg tn" 1Sf OF July VIII
INV decyease OF from 200 600 10000 lag. TIE
Warehouse deliveries NewYorx yestereay were loo
Cur ma kct about IL points better for the day
cia.inr finn. Total .ale. TODAY. 1870 blgs