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SMASHED THE GLASSWARE.
McDonOugh Cleaned Out the Carle-
ton House Bar and Got Hurt.

Charles Bischoff. a bartender in the
Carleton House. Williamsburg, was ar
raigned in the Lee Avenue Court to-day
on a charge of assaulting Thomas Nc
Donough, but as McDonough refused to
prosecute he was discharged.
McDonough was formerly manager of
the Carleton House. but was discharged
some time ago. Last night he called at
the hotel while under the influence of
liquor and smashed all the glassware on
the bar.
Bischoff tried to put him out. and dur
ing the row that ensued McDonough
was badly cut about the head.
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DIED IN THE FERRY-HOUSE.
SniImaker Henry s. Williams Sud.
denly Expires.

Henry S. Williams. aged sixty, who
was a sailmaker and rigger, doing bust
ness at 80 Front street, New York, died
suddenly early this morning as he was
entering the South Ferry house in
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Williams lived at 15S Schermer-
horn street. Several years ago he was
annoyed by the boys in the neighbor-
hood, who threw balls against the side
of his house. He had himself appointed
a special officer in the Adams street
precinct, and after that the youngsters
kept out of his way. He continued to
hold his police badge up to the time
of his death.
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ACCUSED BY A BARTENDER.
Two Men Denied Saying They Were
PnrIShurst Agents.

Albert A. Boone bartender in A. j.
Cohen's saloon, at 81 West Third street,
had Joseph Homer, Of 234 West Six
teenth street, and George w. William
son, Of 3O4 West one Hundred and
Forty-ffth street, arrested last night on
the charge of disorderly conduct
Boone said in Jefferson Market Court
to-day that the prisoners represented
themselves as PGrkhurst agents, and
that Homer said he had been robbed
of 1876 in the saIJon and wanted that
amount given him. Homer and Will
hanson denied Boone's story, ana the
former said he had been robbed Of So
in the saloon last Monday night Both
prisoners were discharged by Justice
Voorhis.
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NEW BEDFORD MILLS START.
Strikers Go Back to Work in Five
of Them To-day.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Oct. IL
The operatives for five corporations
went back to work this morning, after
being on a strike for seven and half
weeks.
In the Acushnet and Hathaway mills,
which are under one management, the
weavers refused to go in, but many of
them sought work in other mills. The
mills which started up were the Po-
tomska, Wamsutta, Bristol, Grinnell
and Pierce mills.
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Schooner James Z. Bayes, o. Pert IcTerron
reached this port to-day f>om Tlacatelpan in 4
badly dismantled condition. She ran into the
hurricane on the Capos Of Delaware. The high
seas caused her deekoad Of mahogany logs TO
SHIFT and It crashed through the starboard bull
warks. stra.R!nE her go badly that she sprang a
leak The cabin Was noOoei and the phmps we're
kept going unit she reached port. She lost part
OF her deckOad
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PETERSEN PLEADS GUILTY.
Admits Stnbbing Nickel, Who Il
Now Mentally Dernngcd.

Gust,vc Y. Petersen, thirty-hve years
old, II Swedish sailor pleaded guilty in
the United States District Court to-day
10 charge of stabbing julius Nickel.
a German saipmate. wniie On tho high
seas ON the American bark willard
Mudgott, on May last Petersen VIII
be sentenced on the 18th inst.
AS % result Of the stdbbing, Nickel
firm a remarkably ROBUST man, has be
come a physical wreck and is now men
ally dcrangcd.
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AN ACTOR ARRESTED.
Wanted in New York by the Grand
Jury.

SYRACUSE. Oct 11.-DetectIve ]. F.
Valley, from New York Police Head
quarters, arrested Jimmy Carroll, an
actor in The Summer Blizzard" com
pany, here yesterday.
Carroll Is wanted in New York for re
fusng to appear before the Grand Jury
there to explain how a cab he and his
brothe. had hired, had mysteriously dis
appeared. He and the detective left for
New York last night
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PASTOR TO GET NO SALARY.
Chicago Minister Organizes
Church on Unique Lines.
lBy Assoclated Prfss.

CHICAGO. Oct. II Rev. T. G. Mil
sted. pastor of the Unity Church, has
organized unique church, patterned
on the lines of the early Christian or
CARNATIONS. The fundamental principle
will be the absence of the pastor $
salary, all the funds of the congrega-
ton being used for charity.
A large number of wealthy people
have Joined the movement. No money
will be expended on church building or
music.
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CHOKED BY A PIECE OF MEAT


William Hefferman, aged sIxty-one,
an inmate OF Backweirs Island Char
ty Hospital, died yesterday from suffo-
cation. He tried to swallow a piece of
meat, which got wedged in his throat.
The case was reported to tie Coroner.
The man is native of Ireland, and had
been in this country nine years.
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FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Fine Novelty Dress Goods
Lot NJ Remnants. all shades e.
Ladies' Black Wool iIosc,...
Ladies' Corset Covers. ..........
Gents Natural Wool llpse....
Gents CamOlB HAIR llose......
Gents' SILK Tock Srarfs ........
Fine lu-i ShcCting... ....s.....
ENtra-sizc Turkish Tuwels.....
Satins. Nclvcts rnd Plushes.
Fine Chcviuts. FAN shades.
Ladies' Fine Chcmlsc ..,.,.,..
Ladies' Embroidered Drawers.
Infants Embroidered Slips r....
Gents nlAundered Shirts.
Ladies' Fine Kld Gloves. .....
Ladirs' Fin, Waists,
Boys Knee Pants ...,......
Figured Chnngrablc Silks.
SILK Finished Hcfiettas, ~ in.
All-WuOl Fuulc Scrges ..,,..,.
Fine Plaids. latest styles ......
All-Wuul Bedford Cloth and
Flannel Suiting. IS and a. In.
Navy aud Black SerTcs, 40 in.
Imported Henrietta. all WOOL.
Extra Wide Black Suiting.....
Ladies' Fine Wrappers. .......
Ladies' Waists, latest styles.
Ladies' Wool Jackets. .....,..
Boys Wool Knee Pants. ......
Gros Grain and Changcable silk
silk Mixed Plalds, 10 in.......
Fine French Novelties, new
1pgIpug
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TVcnu-sN cinnamon. arrested las, nEht by
Tn .nmca TrI.c and Klusman In a rad on a
ramtuuv den lu Mott street were arrairnei
tGIs morning before Justice Martin IN Tumus
Court and aurd s. each.
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Stole n Barrel of WhislSey.

Two unknown men drove up to the saloon Of
John Duffy, $40 Myrtle avenue. aTooElyn, this
morning. and before any one discovered ohat they
intended, they threw a barrel OF whisSey into
the wagon and drove away. Duhy says 1t was
hne LIQUOR and cost him 500.
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Rev. Peter Sch0encn OF the Holy Rosary Romen
Catholic Church on Monmouth street Jersey City.
sNore out d warrant this morning Tor the arrest
o, his trustee, Simon Nolpe. on a charge q
dis,urblns The religious service In the Holy
posSrv church last Monday Nolpe will have .
hearing before Justice Potts tomorrow.
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Herman wuerz. aged thirty-three. OF liGe
ElEh;c ayeu1c. vas AslI 'or s,am'astier IL,
lJ-kNille Cour; this tlsrUrE on the .UiEpltlnt
y Charles Wood. brJrlce dealer at $50 Ninth
avenue, Wac accutes the prisoner 81 forging a
cheek for 1880.
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BAIL-JUMPER CAUGHT.
Charles IL. knoche Rcarrcsted nnd
Held fog examination.

Charles II. Knoche, of 1917 Second ave-
nue., who was released on $500 bail Aug,
3 for examination Aug. last on a charge
OF passing n worthless S34 check, and
who two days later, when his bondsman,
Philip Haltcmer, of go West Thirty
third street, was aoJut TO surrender him,
mysterloasly disappeared, was arrested
On warrant last night while standing
AT the corner Of eParl street and Park
Row.
Justice aMrtin. In Tombs Police Court,
animation.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
hen she was Child, she cried for CastorIn.
IN she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
d hen sim had Childr IN. she gave them Castor.
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DANIEL & Sons.
RIBBONS.

Manufacturers remnants, loom ends, two to
ten yard lengths all pure silk and of fine quality.
THIRTEEN THOUSAND YARDS altogether.
They comprise Rich Millinery Fancys, Double face
Satins Satin and Gros Grain, Peau de Soies, Taft
feta and Gros Grains. All coors and white,
cream and black
We shall dispose of the above in short order at
the following remarkable concession in prices:
to | ga inch wide, stock price l2c. to
Zoe. yard SC, vd =.
Sd to 2 IL inch wide, stock price PC.
TO 3oc. yard 1Oc. yds
3-4 to 3 l-2 inch wide, stock price,
SOC. to 4Oc. yard .15c. Vd.
3 l-2 to S inch wide, stock price 4Oc.
to o0c yard 19c. and 25c. yd.
To insure this being the MOST ATTRACTIVE
RIBBON SALE held by us i'm many years. we place
for purchase Tomorrow over FOUR THOUSAND
PIECES of very high grace BLACK SILK RIBBONS,
plain gros grain, satin and gros grain, double
face satin and fancy effects i'm double-face Satin
and rloires at less than HALF Import PRICES:
Sd inch SC. yard
IA 1Oc. -
D 3-4 I" 15c
3 IL " 19c
1-2 25c. %
DRESSMAKERS and MILLINERS are re-
quested to CALL as EARLY in the morning as
possible. SALE COMMENCES 9 A. r.
BROADWAY T nMTH SITS.
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Schooner Ashore at Babylon.

RARYLCN l. l.. O,t n.-while dtscharGinF
coal into lighters here during the gale YESTERDAY
lighter was cipsiLei, and Capt hlns.ey
OF tn, schooner sarah H.. anu a deck hand We're
tumbled overheard, They were rescued. The
schooners cables parted, and she Was driven
upon the beach
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the clcgan FURNITURE IN FLIN rs new store, A.
West I'D SIT Prices very indicate. -
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Attractive Patterns in Carpets.

N XsTy CHEAP from r.e wool, at cOwper'hwa' 81
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A Reliable Tonic-IIlhau's Cnli,aya.
1ones up the system. Genuine lo3 Broadway. -
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market continued weak and heavy yester-
day and prices generally closed lower last even
ing A little attempt made by a coterie OF
Pacific Board brokers TO boom the middle stocks
during the early session, but it proved short
lived, tor as soon the buying orders were with
drawn prices shaded of again. Nothing new OF
any Importance was secured from the front
NOTES.
Silver was weaker yesterday at 6214c in ew
YORK and Is 9-l6d in London.
The Lone Pine Canal Company Of lnyo County
has 3syfed an assessment of 25c per share de-
linquent June IS.
1he assessment OF So per share on the stock of
the Capltar Gas Company was delinquent in the
The CaIforGIa Electric Light Company will pay
its monthly dividend Of l5c per share on the 10TH
The Edison Light aud rover company VIII pay
Its monthly dividend Of 6o23c per share on the
The Bode Miner says: The BOdie mill started
up this week on Bodie ore with prospects OF quite
a lengthy run. superintendent Kelly this week
showed US some specimens OF ore from the recent
fine stun. and il would not take a large quantity
to.piace the company in Sucn position as TO pay
In the Vest Con. Va and Cal during the mast
week the west erosscut run from JOINT drift 500
feet North of the shaft station. on The 100 level
has been extended 81 feet and is now in a total
distance of $50 feet. The flow OF water has some
what Increased. The face is IN quart of a s0fTer
nature, carry ing seams of Dorphyry and quartz
Ia the scorpion the east Crosscut from the Joint
started Sc point 2S3 feet north OF the station
was advanced 10 feet total length l72 feet; ace
10 atormsJlon OF porphyry with streaks of clay
re ground Is wet and requires close tim berinc
10. The savage, on the 1851 level, east crosscut
!, stArIea from the north drift point as feet
tou tae station was advanced 20 feet, total
length 80 feet; the face is still ia ledge formation
ne ufF9lse from the north drift has been car
.eu up 90 teet; from the top OF this upraiSe they
IN az f seo west crosscut and advanced some
az leeN race is in quartz giving some fair assays
1A me IL0O level, west croSscut = started from
- 80 ~ tAe horth DRIFT, was advanced 20 feet,
aAIng us total length 81 feet: face is in quartz
anu pqtpLyry. They are Stil repairing the main
sHutL 5aleraI drift on this level During the week
IheyhaYe hoisted 81 OF ore; car samples
average S24 O6 per ton.
In the seq. Belcher the east Crosscut from the
north atera4 drift on the l SO level has been ex-
tended II Feet The face is in porphyry with
some low grade quartz through It. They continue
On a slreak or pay from TO feet in width of
TAR graUe' from which few tons per week are
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iOoss was touched, at which time brisk buvino
Was encountered, caus ing rally to 1879 hut in
ing gam or 50 on the day. Sugar preferred rose
20 20 49, "a o9I lost - in the final trading or the
onlel lhuuStrlaiS Chicago Gas was most active
am alter an early decline OF IL nor cent sold nn
rs shd held the advance TO the close -
ing b,it ieSe"ed small fraction in the mora
nv 49, uS ia me afternoon on free buying, partly
oy houses in Washington. recovered an i1nprove-
,,goo OF a and closed within "a of the best
49, 49, VI the Day The trading Interest Of this
group was light. The railroad list was by no
leans negIected, and despite the 4 ct that there
was occasional reactions the undertone OF the
market was strong throughout the day
l ne advances in Wheat caused. purchases OF the
Rrangers, and also heped the rest OF the LIST 81
I aui crossed 70 higher Rock Island rose I5E
burlington "A and Northwestern 81, the last and
Donu market was hrm to strong all day
me total sales of stocks tod were 2l7.57l
saage res including AtchlsOn 1900 American Sugar
% ;oOU. American Sugar preferred 220O. Burliug-
ton $500, Chicago Gas $1,000, Distilling AZ 900
General Electric $500, Missouri Pacific 1890,
1 9ooIahwestern 2lOO. Northern Pacific preferred
Union POO.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds inactive.
PetrOeum-Steady: Pennsylvania Oil sales none;
July July option sales none; closed S712c bid Lima
sales none.
GRAIN AND hERcHANDIsE
HOps-QuieU
NheaI-June. 603sc
FlOur-Steady
Pigiron- Quiet.
Wool-Steady.
Copper and Lead-Quiet
Unsteady straits, sl9 so; plates steady.
Spelter-Flrmer: domestic, So 40. Sales on
Change one car spot lead, IS 10.
Cofee-Optlons opened barely steady at 1OQl5
points deciin ruled active but weak, chiefly I'M
der European selling, closed steady. l5@2O
points decline. Sales p ,250 bags, Including:
June, Sl4 40; July. Sl4 45: August, S14 O4@
IA Is; September. $l3 6O9lS IS; December.
So So&l2 IS.
Spot C0fee-R1O steady; No. Z 1880; mild,
steady: CordOva, l9@l9I4c. Sales Zoo bags
Hamburg-Quiet Sales 5000 bags aga pig
lower.
Hayre-Closed quiet, 1a decline to Il advance;
sales $4,000 bags
Rto-Weak. No. II, $3.50; exchange, l1-l6d;
receipts. 5000; stock, 1913 600 bags.
Warehouse deliveries yesterday, 1858 bags New
York stock to-day, l57,l55 bags; United States
stock. 225.2 $50 bags; afioat for United States
$4,000 bags. Total visible for the United States
Z2S,ISO bags, against 80, 2SS bags last wear.
Sugar-Raw, hrmer. Fair refining > 7-l6c; cen
trlfugal 80 test, 3-l6c. Sales, $1,000 bags
c. j. (. and cargo Boston at l5-l6c. Refined,
fair demand.
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. New York Markets.

new YORK, June 6-Ihe volume Of business on
the. Stock Exchange to-day was greater than
yesterday, ana transactions were widely dis
trfbuted throughOut the list Sugar, however re.
ceiped*Uhe largest share OF speculative attention
Al the.opsHinR there was considerable excitement
ID the Sd car crowd and the trading was furious
thaS the first report that came from the stock
utber:waS-Sugar opened 10000 from lOS TO l07,
tIh lirSr,pflce being l Il above the close
1 he shorts. who were anxious 20 cover, were the
1nain buyers ia the morning. There were, how
ever, numerous selling orders on the board from
holders VINO saw a handsome profit and desired TO
LeedTe some 80 Cor a while the counter move
merits being about equal IN force held the stock
between the figures given. About noon the buy
ny became less pronounced and prices took
over range and during the next hour were pc
.seen LOG and IO73a About halfpast O'Clock
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HAMBUR G-AMERICAN LINE.

Fast Line to London and the European
Continent
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS STEAMER SERVICE,
Between New Ynr outh mpton (Lou-
don. Paris) and Hamburg. Low Rat . s
to German, Scandin avian and Brit SIN
Points.
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT SOUTH Ice.
" amptOn for London, Liverpool. Ant <CI fkFFa
werp, Rotterdam. Amsterdam, Paris s-ASs~sEa5as
etc. Tickets to and from Gothenburg, MaImo.
Christiania, Copenhagen, Apenrade etc, at .oy
rates. For tickets, cabin plans and further Infor.
nation arpytO
Calfornia st. SanSOme. San ErancIscn my az
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MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EVEN

WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 6
SUMMARY or THE MARKETS.
Sudden boom in wheat
BARLEY advanced 2Lac.
Silver attraction off.
Treasure shipment TO China
oats Corn and Rye unchanged.
bay sec higher.
Other Feedstufs unchanged
Beans dull.
Potatoes sJill scarce and firm.
onions steady,
-ButteT and Cheese weak. Eggs steady.
Poultry continues firm.
.FruitaHd Vegetables quiet.
Provisions unchanged.
Codfs and Mackerel weak
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
INTENDED IS. Saiiings from Vancouver
TO JAPAN AID CHINA,
June 25-.July 16-August 6.
TO ONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA.
June l6-July l6-Aug. 10.
Apply NJ. Nj. Stern Chronicle Bldg,
GAS MARKET ST.. San Francisco.
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AMERICAN LINE

NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON.
CHORTEST AND MOST C1NVENIENT kz>1a
- route TO London Close connection ar NLc11y
Southampton for London and Paris: very low
steerage rates now TO points in England, Scotland
Wales and to belfast
PHILADELPHIA TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIN ERPOOL. W EEKLY: very low steeraee rates
now TO Queenstown aud Liverpool
RED STAR LINE FOR AN rWERP; desirable
route for Belgium, Germany, France, Switzerland
and Italy.
For information regarding freight and passage
apply to international Nav igation Company G. D.
FAHNESTOCK, General Agent PACING Coast 6Og
Market street, Grand Hotel building iel II
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off coast, 23s for prompt shipment and 22s cd
for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No Red Winter:
June, 4s 212d; July As 4szd: August, As 4d /;
September, As 4lad; October, IS sd; November
as SGD; December As sad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, June d. - Consols 1011s9l0l 3-l6;
Silver. 70 9-l6d; French Rentes 100f S71ac
POrtla lands Business.
PORTLAND, Or, June 6.-Clearanees, $40, S32;
balances. S22,9U7
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-i5O Hutchinson Co. 10; IS do, 1O14 :
10 Mater 99I4
Street-1U I Gaslight, 7lI5.
AFTERNOOS SESSION.
BOaFd-AO Cal Electric Light, 2l3s: so Marx ct
street IA iway, 80: 10 5 GasliCht, 7l1a.
sire et-50 Pacific Gas Imp s2La SO Gas
light TlIz $1,000 5 V 81 Bonds. 9, ll9.
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INV YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Fxchange, h4Oney and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at ~ last loan II; closed
at u. Prime mercantile paper. 364%. Ster-
ling exchange dull, steady with actual business in
bankers bills At 81 1894 Tor demand and 81 ST 10
for sixty days. Posted rates. "a SSLaG "a 80. Com
mercial bills. 81 661a. Silver certificates. 64@65c
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grain fed and 41sc 2 n for small: stock Hogs 31s
614c; dressed do, 6l9@171ac = ID.
VEAL-Large, 4@4L2c; small Calves SC: Dairy
Calves, 69e7c 2 ~
MUTTGN-Wethers 51a96c; Ewes. 5@51ac
y 10.
SPRING LAMB-61a@714e p n.
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NEW YORK, June 6.-The Evening Posts Lon
don cablegram says:
Tho Derby race half emptied the exchange to-
day. TIE tone was dull, except for Americans
which presented distinctly better appearance e.
The progress OF the tariff bill frlghtens the bears
here. Stocks were very scarce. The Fries were
bought quite largely the IDEA that the oppOsi-
ton to the Reorganization scheme Will be with
drawn or break down. St PAU has risen TO H.
Prices closed strong at the best. The Indian
Council sold five lakhs OF rupees up to I3 pence
The weekly amount offered S224 200. Gold
floats In fast. Another record OF the Bank Of
Eng and returns is expected tomorrow.
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BAGs-Cotton Fruit Bags. 13c, &c and 6s4c for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, 6@6Isc; State Prison Bags. 514c; Wool
Bags 34@36c.
F1SH-kastern Goldfish and Mackerel are being
reduced fraction by some dealers. The FISH
market Is weak.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 534c 2 ID: Dry Graduated
sac; Confectioners' A. Sc; Magnolia A. 43Ic;
Extra c, 45sc; Golden G, 1880; ID. 41sc; half bar.
reIs, Isc more than barrels. and boxes lac more
San Francisco Meat Market
wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers are follows:
BEEF-first quality, Size; second quality Az
@l5c; third do, 31lD41ac p u.
PORK-Live Hogs 4s4c for heavy and medium
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM GA
i ocean DivisiOn-and PACIFIC COAST 1852
s. 5. CO. Will dispa tch from Spear-strest wharf
St 10 A. NJ. for the above ports one of their Al
non steamships viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-May "a, June 3, Is
%. july . X, -, Al ust 2, p ~
CoLUMBIA-May %. June 8, 1s, %, July g,
Is. -, AUGUST 7. Z. u.
Connecting via Portland with the u P. Ry. and
other diverglng lines for 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 POrtand-Cabin. $16; Storage 49,
round trip, cabin, $50,
Ticket ofices-l Montgomery Sc, and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery st.
Freight ofice-200 California st.
6OODALL. PERKINS & CO, Supt. Ocean Div
Il 10 Market su., San Francisco.
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Special Excursion Tickets for Sail
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
GunRRl LIE.

GUNRRD LINE.
New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown.
from Pie 40. North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Campania.Jnel 8. 3 :uOPM Campania Jlvl A. 3:OOPM
Etrurla, june % AM ktruria,July > 4, Z 80 AM
Lutauld jane So PM Lucanta. Jly 20. 200 pm
Umbria, Juy 4. S:UO AN Umbria. aug 1, 7 80 AN
CaDih passage $50 and upward; second cabin,
moi Jiof
Steerage tickets to and from all parts of
Europe at very low rates. For freight and pas .
s1ge apply at company's office. Bowling Green,
VERNON II. BROWN 4 co. General Agents
GOOD accomm odation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, DlMOND d CO.
IhS2Iu tt Agents, San Francisco
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RnNDs.
oregon d Trans IS.
ST. HTrau ATfEen a. IL
Foreign Mark Is.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. June 6. - The spot market is
excited at as Cd. Cargoes are rising at 22s6d for
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CON RAD!
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accepting the the
Manufacturing Company, Of Bay Louis
ADDRESS all
Cortez Hondur
Care Express,
g. a.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO,

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINWALL 60
~ fortnightly for the est Indies and SSszi5sW
Southampton. calling On route at Cher Ou.T
France, and Plymouth. TO land passengers.
Through bills OF lsdinR, In connection with the
Pacific Mall s. s. Co., issued for freight ana treas
ure TO direct ports In England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply.
mouth, Oherbourg, southampton. Flrst-eIaas
slS5; third-oIAsA s97 SO. For further particu.
lars apply 60 PARRoTT Co.. Agents.
sos California n
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OMAHA, June 6.-Cattle-Receipts, 300. Ruled
unevenly, higher. Supplies were not very heavy
A bunch OF choice beeYes brought 81 So the
highest price paid here ia several months. and
nearly everything at all useful sold over the So
marx
Cowstuff ruled active and stronger and feeders
generally a shade higher. Quotations unchanged.