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The times., 1897-07-23
BRIEAN's CASE CONTINUED.
Charged With Obtaining Money
Under False Pretenses.

Charged with obtaining VI Money
Under False Pretenses.
Joseph S. Brean, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, whose trial
was fixed for yesterday, obtained a con-
tfnuance Of his case until the next term
OF the court, in October
Briean 5 the man who told Mr.. Richard
II. Sorrell that he was mason and that
he had a valuable contract as an architect
but was pressed for ready money. He
obtained S5 from Mr.. Sorreli.
Briean's lawyer, Mr. Truitt, said for
him that he was almost broken down with
nervous prostration as result of his
trouble, and that the physician at the
Jail w 1uli ma Ike affidavit that he had been
IN the hospital and was unable to stand
trial Mr. Truitt further stated that he
believed he would he fully able Co prove
Briean's Statements to Mr. Sorrell as soon
as he heard from the mans home in the
West.
Senator Teller, Mr.. Harrison Dingman
and Col Frederick Weber Were in the
court ready to testify TO their interest
in Briean's case, and their belief in his
statement. Senator Teller and Mr.. Ding.
man are both high Masons. Beiean's
assertion is that hets thirty-third degree
Mason.
Judge Cole said that he was willing
to continue the case, but that unless
the man could get bail he would in his
present physical condition have a hart
time during the summer in Jail. Mr.. Truitt
said that he would have no trouble in
obtaining bail as soon as his claims were
proven.
The times., 1897-07-23

called her father. After reaiing the
account he made the following statement:
THE whole charge is iafamousIy false
aud impossible Mrs. Ford does not know
Simon Capps by sight aud only knows his
name by reason OF having heard her hus-
band mention it as that OF one of his
favorite Chums in the gambling and gold
hrick swindliDg business.
"Capps is notorious scoundrel. who
principally inhabits Jails for his r0bbing
exploits. II viii be easy to prove the
ralsity OF the allegations connecting him
with my daughter, and TO put Capps
again behind the bars.
''Ford's charge against his wife Is n
desperate venture to keep her from get
ting allmony, and tieing up his interests
In his mothers trust estate. No friend OF
mine OF OF my daughters can possibly
doubt the outcome of this snit. / am con
fident of Der integrity, and that 1t Will
be demonstrated clearly as the sun on the
trial of the issue. We welcome the OPP
portunity to that end. after which it
VIII be well for those who are back Of this
assault to look well to themselves
The times., 1897-07-23
BIKE FIXTURES THEIR BOOTY
Chance Capture RevenIs an Or
Eanized Gang of Boy Thieves.

u tHhnce capture htNehis dii vi
Eanized Gang of Boy Thieves.
Policemen Estes, OF the bicycle squad,
made an arrest yesterday whicn may result
in the king up Of gang OF young
thieves, who have for some time been
stealing bicycle lamps, bells, and other
fixtures which are easily detachable from
wheels
TIE policeman was riding along Second
street when he saw a boy with something <
wrapped in paper suspecting it might
be stolen property. he called to the boy
who had companion with him. The
boys starred to run. and threw away the
bundle which he carried The policeman
gave chase, and caught him He then
went back and picked up the bundle. and
found thar il contained a new searchught
bicycle lamp
The boy, who gave his name as Joseph
shafer, at first denied that he had stolen
| the lamp, but after he was locked up
in the Sixth precinct station Estes per-
! suaded him to confess that he had stolen
| the lamp from bicycle In the Capitol.
| The boy said he had been going with a
| gang of boys who made regular business
| OF stealing bicycle fixtures
| The boys father saw his son at the
| station late in the afternoon and said
| the boy had never given him any trouble
| previously, and he attributed his disgrace
TO the bad company he h ad been keeping.
| Policeman Estes promised TO say good
word for the lad in the police court today.
| Several names OF the members OF the
! gang We're secured and it is expected
| that the arrest and punishment of the
young thieves wilI result III the breaking
up of this gang which is no doubt largely
| responsible for the numerous thefts which
| have annoyed wheelnen recently.
The times., 1897-07-23
TOBACCO TRUST CASE.
Ineffectual Efforts Made to Bring
Them Tn ACaip.

Ineffectual Efforts Made to Bring
Them Up Again.
New York, July 22-When the jury
empaneiled to try james B Duke andnine
other officers of the American Tobacco
Company for conspiracy under the anti
trust law disagreed IN the criminal branch
OF the supreme court, District Attorney
Oicott declared that he would try the
case over again as soon as possible. The
summer vacation came on and the court
adjourned Today District Attorney
Oleott made public the fact that he had
appealed to Gov. Black to convene an eK-
traordinary term OF the criminal branch
OF the supreme court to try the defend
ants Coy. Black refused, saying;
The case does not seem TO me to be
of such character as to justify the
inconvenience and expense OF an extra
ordinary term at this season Of the year
Ii seems that there viii be a regular
term soon after the vacation, at which
the case can be tried, and l do not think
the circumstances warrant executive in
terposition now"
The times., 1897-07-23
PRAISE FOR CONSUL CAMPBELL

The Mayor Of Newcastle Eulogizes
the Dean of the Corps.
The mayor OF Newcastle, England, st
the request of the council of that city,
has written TO the Department OF State
letter regretting the recall OF William
s. Campbell, the dean OF the American
consular service In the letter the mayor
says:
Your noble country has been raised
in our esteem by the association with
such admirable specimens OF its people
/ express only the universal wish that
if this change cannot be recalled, some
other such suitable place may be found
for Mr.. Campbell, commensurate with his
varied qualifications and faithful service.
Consul Campbell has been in the con-
sular seryioe since 1913, and has served
under eleven Presidents.
The times., 1897-07-23
MUNYON
Cured Serious Inflammation and
Stiffness Of the Knee for Mr..
G. w. Minnick-Is Now
Able to Walk With
out Difficulty.

MIR. q. w. Minnick, No. 2729 P street
northwest, Washington, ID. c.. VS. "Some
tine ago an injury To my knee W as fol-
lowed by serious inflammation which pro-
duceu great pains and stiffness and inter
rered with walking. The conditioncontinued
to grow worse in spite OF treatment A
few weeks ago l placed myself under the
care OF the AIunyon Doctors, taking treat
inent with Munyon's Electric. Machine. 1
" as entitely relieved OF pain and distress
after this treatment. My cure has been
complete, as l am now able to walk with
out the slightest difficulty"
MUNYON'S STA TIC ELECTRICAL L MA
CHINE cures rheumatism, Stiff Joints,
Paralysis and Neuralgia, and gives new
Ire TO the nerye-rac kcd and brain weary
MUNYON'S LIFE CHA MBER cures Ca
tarriit sthtna and Bronchitis, and heals
and lungs
MUNYON'S HOME REMEDI ES cureeach
nlseaSc with separate specific For sale
by all druggists mostly % cents a vial
MUNYON'S SKILLED SPECIALISTS
give free diagnosis and prescription for
any disease On duty all day ana evening.
Sunday, 10 8.
The times., 1897-07-23
REY. SAM SMALL INDIGNANT
The Preacher Defends His Daughter
Against Her Husbands Charges.
Senator Daniel to Become Asso-
ciate Counsel for Mrs. Ford in
the Famous Divorce Suit.

Rev. Sam Small was at the Capitol yes
terday, and as the result Senator Daniel
has become the associate counsel in the
now famous divorce case OF the preachers
daughter, Mrs Loretta Small Ford.
A reporter called on Mrs Ford yesterday Y
and showed her The account published
in The Times Of Mr., Ford's charges 1t
was the first Mrs. Ford knew OF thecharges
and she was Uidently very much surprised
She refused TO talk about the matter but
The times., 1897-07-23
Farewell to the STOCK Company

Washingto Is at last compelled to say
good-by to that charming company Of play
ers, the Columbia Stock Company, who
have for ten weeks pre- sented delightful
plays and have endeared themselves to
the public They are this week presenting
that funny play of Paulton's, ''Niobe," :"
in which they scored big success early
in the season. They announce for Saturday
night a special bill made up of specialties
by James O. Rarrows, the second act of
"A Scrap of Paper and the first and
second acts of 'sNiobe.'
The times., 1897-07-23
Cured in One Night.

Charles II. Connelle, Esq, leading
lawyer of York, Pa, says: "Your Bra
lillian Balm cured me of one of the worst
colds I ever experienced, in one night.
think it the greatest medicine in the
market, and you can use my name any
way you like.
The times., 1897-07-23
Burnside yvomen,s Relief Corn.

An unusual sale of tickets is going on
for the outing of the Burnside Wolnen's
Relief Corps, that goes to Marshall Hall
tonight. There has been a program ar
ranged that VIII surprise their friends,
and they have made all plans to outdo
all previous attempts at entertaining
that have been well nigh perfection In
past years The Manchester at $50 D. m.
The times., 1897-07-23

The Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church OF this
city. in telegram to The Times, dated
Spirit Lake. Iowa, most emphaticany de-
MES the rumor, recently circulated, that
The times., 1897-07-23

Miss Elizabeth Irving Knox, the daugh-
ter OF the Ia tie John Knox, Comptroller
of the Currency, and MIR. Thomas Curtis
Clarke, jr.. Were married Wednesday at
Long Branch, in Protestant Episcopal Church
OF st. Peter Of GaIlilee, by Rev. DR. Greer
rector Of st Bartholomew's Church, New
York. The bride, gowned in white MORE.
with orange blossoms, was given away
by her eldest brother, Mr. John Jay Knox,
and was attended by Miss Adelaide Knox,
as maid of honor The best man was
Mr. Frederick Towne, OF New York
The times., 1897-07-23
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. Honora X ely has issued invitations
to the marriage OF her daughter, Lille D.,
TO Mr.. William 7. George, on Tuesday
evening, August 3, at O'Clock, at St
Aloysius Church. Admission TO the church
win be by card, and the ceremony will be
followed by d home reception from to
8 at No 1889 Fifth street northwest
The times., 1897-07-23
THE HUCKsTERs' TEST CASE.
Dyer's Conviction Set Aside to
Allow a New Trial.

Dyer's Conviction Set Aside to
Allow a New Trial.
In the police court yesterday Judge
Mills set aside the conviction OF Bernard
Dyer, the huckster, who was awaiting SEN
tence for calling his wares on the streets.
This action was taken at the request Of
Attorneys Edwin Forrest and John A
Clarke, and VIII give their client new
trial. This is the hucksteTs' test case, and
it viii be taken to the court Of appeals on
bin of exceptions, if It's decided against
Dyer.
The date of the trial will be mutually
agreed upon by Prosecuting Attorney Pugh
and the attorneys for the defendant.
The times., 1897-07-23
Mckinley Tarim League Officers.

The Mckinley Tariff League held
special meeting ard the following officers
We're elected for one year; s. E Jones,
president; j. II. Marshall, vice president:
Is. Evans, treasurer; r. Il. Lewis, sec
retary. j. b. Ellis, assistant secretary;
George Hawkins chaplain; j w Green.
sergeant-a t-arms. The club VIII meet
The first Monday in August
The times., 1897-07-23
DR.. TALMAGE COMING BACK
He Wires The Times Emphatical-
ly Denying RHmor.
Il LYING SC0UNDREL" REBUKED

Nc Truth in the Report of His Res
tgcation or of Trouble With His
Congregation "Born in the Very
Malice of He'll" Says the Pastor
Good From an Evil.
The times., 1897-07-23
500 Mountain

500 Mountain Excursions via
Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway.
To Virginia Hot Springs, Greenbrler White
sulphur and other noted resorts weekly.
Tickets good going Saturday and returning
following Monday. Inquire at c. & o.
offices. iyI7r 1921. %, 20
The times., 1897-07-23
DISTRICT BUILDING CHANGE.
Commissioners Wight to Succeed Mr.
Black in Charge.

Commissioner Wight win in future have
charge Uf the municipal building instead
of Commissioner Black. as formerly.
The change was made by the board OF
Commissioners on the ground that the care
Of the police department is under Mr..
Wight instead Of the engineer depart
ment, Capt. Hacks province. The men thus
transferred are the Janitor OF the building
and his suboTdinates, who viii in future
report to Commissioner Wight
The times., 1897-07-23

Mrs. Lula Brown Birdsell and her
young son Boydie are spending few
weeks at Atlantic City, and later VIII
60 to Elkton Springs Hotel, in the vir-
ginia mountains.
The times., 1897-07-23

Miss Carrie E. Gottwals and Mr.. j. "
Powell were quietly married Wednesday
evening at the residence of the blides
brother, Mr.. NJ Gottwals, No. 1151 I1fth
street northeast, Rev. ]. L. Walsh Of
ffciating. in the presence of re elatiyes
only. The bride was prettily govned
in white organdie with white satin nib
bons and carrieda bouquet Of Bride roses.
Miss Edna Gottwals attended Is maid OF
honor and the best man was Mr. T. NJ.
Gottwals, brother Of the bride.
The times., 1897-07-23

Jack Schultze are spending the month at
White SulphurS Springs.
The times., 1897-07-23

Miss Mollie Hammer, of Washington. Is
visiting Miss Eettie Wolfe at her home In
Hagersto wn, Nd.
The times., 1897-07-23

Mr.. Michael Z. Hennessey and Miss
Alice j. Payne, both OF Richmond, Va,
left that city on Tuesday without the
knowledge of their friends and taking the
train for Washington Were married un lEeir
arrival by Rev Father Cornelius Gillespie,
S. J., rector of st. AloysiUs' Church
The elopeneDt was due to the objection
Of the father OF the bride, who mas not
yet relented, though the bride and groom
returned Immediately to ask his folgive-
ness. The young couple have been the
recipient OF congratulations from their
large circle of relatives and friends, now
ever, Who predict that reconciliation with
the brides obdurate parent is merely a
question Of time.
The times., 1897-07-23

The Marquis and Marquise de Monsters
Merinyjlle, formerly Miss Mary Gwen
dolen Cald well, are at the brides villa
at Newport which has been closed for the
past four years. The couple are enter
tanning considerably, among their pres
ent guests being the marquis sister and
Joh Lancaster spalding, Bishop Of
Peoria, and former guardian of the bride
The times., 1897-07-23

The Misses MacCraig, daughters of the
chief clerk 9f the Agricultural Depart
Inent have returned to their former home
In Nebraska City, Neb., after several
years residence in Washington, where
they made many warm friends.
The times., 1897-07-23

SIPS To Baltimore and Re- S1.25
turn via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday
July "a and IS. Valid for return until
Monday, July &C. Good on any train
jy21-4t
The times., 1897-07-23

A PALACE IN ihE MOoN IAiNS.
For beauty OF architecture and ele-
NY at Goshen, Va, has not a rival
among the summer resort hotels OF
America. Located In the heart OF the
AlIegnanies, where the climate is al
ways cool and invigorat.ng, amidst seen
cry OF wondrous beauty, it's advantages
as n summer home are unequdIfed.
Sulphur, Alum and CnalyEeate Waters
Address j. O. 8. TIMRERLAkE
1eZ6- -xmrem
The times., 1897-07-23
Popular Salt Water Trips

To picturesque Lower Potomac aud ali tia
summer resorts resumed SATURDAY June
20. Steamer I. v Arrow Smith leaves ItA
ST ferry wharf every Monday Snd Wednes-
daY, & p m, and Saturday 1T . pm. HOme
Sunday, 10 p m Accommodations first
class. O. ". RIDLEY, g. 81
ie2T-2mo
The times., 1897-07-23

VIRGINIA BEA CH-Splendid, large, cool
rooms racing the ocean Excellent table
Moderate prices. Address NINE. SEE, Box
23, Virginia Beach. Jyl6-9t-em
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA.-Open from
June / to Nov l. The Allegheny water,
awarded medal and diploma, World 5 I air,
Chicago, and recommended by the Medical
Society of Virginia, Is celebrated for / q
cures OF dyspepsia in its various f0rma
Beautiful lawn OF 40 acres. Band OF music,
&c. Parties seeking healthful resort in
the noun taius to spend the heated term
can do no hetteT. Write for pamphlet,
rates, SO. z. A. COLHoUN, Prop. Jy7-1mo
The times., 1897-07-23
SELMA LARsEN's DEATH.

iadame Meloa and Pol Plancon. sang.
The times., 1897-07-23

Here's another bargain the like
of which yen never saw before
Swiss Ribbed teStS-crocEeted EeckS
ribbon tape i'll neck and armholes
"A thoroughly good vest for
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
THE CALL CALENDAR.
DCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks did better yesterday. Con. Cal &
Va. sold up to So IS.
The Troy Mining and Development Company OF
Hocomb. Alaska, has levied an assessment Of 10
cents per share, delinquent March g.
The Columbue Savin-s and Loan Society has re-
elected the old directors and officers for 1897,
follows: ]. +. Fugazi (president), {. C. Pamieri,
G. Costa (treasurer), Isaias w. Hellmap, George
Cag!ieri Antonio Chichizola, Joseph Cuneo G.
Bacgalupi.
Mining and Development Company has declared
It's eighth dividend a. the rate of 10 cents share
payable February 10
The weekly report from the Standard ConsoI-
dated is as follows: PAS leveI-BulIlon vein raise
y ON crosscut from raise L rxiended feet on
10 lEcheS OF far ore Raise a was extended z
feet with Is inches of good ore in the top. alS
level-Inciine nor; drift was extended feet wi h
IA inches Of low-grade ore in the face. Raise 2
was extended 10 feet, connecting with the old 300
level The winza was extended & Z, ct on 40 inches
OF low-grade ore and stopped. The black ledge
raise was extended feet and stopped, and raise
- feet on IA inches OF fair ore. The north drift
face.
3s6 level-Raise 2 was extended IA feet. con
meeting with the 31S level drift. Wine
extended 8 feet. There is no ore in the bottom.
ooU ievei-Cieaned out and retim bered 20 feet of
the far north drift. Rai>ed 10 feet from crOsscut
from Gi'dea raise on the Vulcan vein, tonnec ting
with the iold In the GildFa VEN at the top OF
the raise. Bodie 400 leve-North drift on
the Fortuna vein extended feet on inches
Of good ore. Stoping-From Bullion 245, incline
3lS, Back ledge 3l8 al d 336 and footwaIl $50;
also from Vulcan $50 and over south intermed ia g
drifts from crosscuts and 3. eome high grade
filings are bein, taken trou the Mcguire vein
the 500 level, and above the Bulwer main south
drift same leNe. AT the mill operations were
discontinued one day account Of scarcity of
water al Green Creek.
Standard mil statement-Ore crushed for the
week, 269 tons; AVERAGE va ue vanner aiiings
$S -; concentrates produced, pa tons; assay
va-ue, $50 80: pa;e amaLgam produced 9321a
ounces; average value of plate amagam pes
ounce, 81 OF.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

CLEANERS LEAVE BROADWAY ks3,
- wharf San Francisco, as follows: 2SG
For Mary Island, Loring, Wrangel. juneau. XII
lisnoo and Sitka (Alaska), at A. N, Feb. TO- 25.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. c., Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and
New Wnatcom (Belingham Bay, Wash.l. 8 A. n
Feb. 4, 10, Is, 20. 20, and every fifth day there
after connecting at Vancouver with the c. P 4.
B., at Tacoma with N. 2. R. r., at Seattle with ~
N. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers
For Eureka, ArcaIa and Fields Landing (Hum.
boldt Bay), str. Pomona P. n, Feb. /, 8, g. 1S
II, 81. %, and every fourth day thereafter
For Santa Cruz. Monterey. San Simeon Cayucos
Port Hartford (san Luis obispO), GaviotA Santa
Barbara, Ventura Hueneme, san Pedro East San
Pedro (Los Angelesl and Newport. at 8 A. "
Feb. 8, z, IL, Is, H. %, q, and every fourth
day thereafter.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Harrord
(San Luis Obispo) santa Barbara, Port Los An
eeles. Redondo (Los Angelesl and Newport, IL
Feb. l, 5, 9, 13, II, II, %, and every fourth
day thereafter.
For Ensenada San Jose del Cabo. Mazatlau Ia
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba 10
A. n 25th of each month.
The Company reserves the right to change with
out previous notice steamers, sailing dates and
hours OF sailing. Ticket oftice-Palace Hotel. a
New Montgomery street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen1 Agents
10 Market San
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
DRIED FRUITS, EAIsINs. NUTS. ETC.

Not much trade in any description.
DRIED FRUITS Quotations on the Fruit Ex-
Change nominaIly follows:
CARLOAD IoTs-Ap pricots ouotabIe at 5000
for Royals and lI13G12c for choice 10 fancy Moor
parks: Prunes. 3M314c for the sizes Peaches
4651sc for prime to choice, 61aQ57c for fancy and
go l0c for leeed in boxes; pples. 5@5Lac for
l5c Tor prime To choice, 4@D5 1ac for quarters ana
6661ac for halves: Plums, &C for pitted ana l1ac
TO. unpltted; AecIarines, 31a@412c for choice and
512c for fancy; W site tigs, &c; Black Figs pa
@21sc
JoBBINe PRIcFs-Peaches, 412@51sc p 70:
fancy, 612Q712c p 70; peeled. 1212c q ID. Apri-
cots, 612@4c p n fancy, 10c Moorparks, i2@
13c: evaporated ppleS, 5S4c: sun-dried 2sz @3c;
Prunes sage for the sizes; Figs black Sc for
impressed and 3@312c for pressed; white Figs 4c;
Plums, 4@G5c for pitted and l 1ac for unpitted;
Nectarines, 4G6c q fb for prime ~ fancy; Pears,
212@5c for whole. 41a@612c for quarters and
412OG61ac for halves
CARLOAD PRICES - Four crown, loose Sssc;
three-crown, 4ssc ID; twc-crown, 33sc = u;
seediess sultenss 12c; seedess Muscatels, 1886;
three-crown London layers 81 10; clusters, 81 80;
Dehesa clusters 81 60i Imperial clusters. IS;
dried Grapes &c a D.
JoBBISG PBIcEs-sAN FRANc1sco-Four-crown
loose, 5s4c: S-crown zAc; 2-crowu, Ss4c; seed
less Su.Ianas, 5s4c; seedless Muscatels, 412c;
3-crown London Law erS 81 25: clusters, 81 90;
Dehesa clusters, 81 75: Imperial clusters, SO rs.
612G7c q d for standard and 9@91ac q h for
soitsheH; Almonds 6G612c for Ian gue edoc, SO
S12c :or hardshell and SG9c y b for paper shell;
Peanuts 4g6c q b for astern ana &C for Cali
&c ? n; tilberts 71aGSc; Brazil Nuts 71a@Sc;
Cocoanuts, $5@5 so = 100.
HONEH-Comb. 1C@1 212c for bright and 5G9c
for lower grades: water white extracted, 5S512c;
4@412c; dark, 2G3c y ID.
BEESWAA-Z2GZ5c " b.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
s65,257,Osl

ioial. ..:-:. ..-................Sl 81 665, 1855
February l, 1896 6..........- ...... ,5S9, 6O7
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, 5c June
July delivery &c; San Quentin, $4 rs; Wool
Bags 241s@2615o.
COAL-A local circul ar says: During the week
there have been 10 arrivals from the Coast col
lieries with "a, 10 tons Of Coal, nothing any
foreign port. It should be encouraging news 10
our northern mines TO know that the total amount
of Coal 10 arrive here in the next 60 days from
Australia ana England viii exceed 1900
tons; with less than five days actual consum mption
from foreign sources, to the IN iddle of pr ship
ments from British Columb bs and Warrington
Will be in deman next month. Advices Just at
hand from Australia state there but few YES
sells loading and tonnage Is scarce. Qaotatons are
unchanged and business Is fair. although there is
au easing on in domestic orders since the weat
has become settled. Seatt'e and Coos Bay shin
mems have been finding ready sale from ships
side, thus dividing the expense OF yarding same.
Coal freghts from Great Britain reported firm,
hence Dut lew engagements are being made From
Sydney and Newcastle they are also quoted steady
for early loading and somewhat lower for later de-
Hveries- As there have been large contracts made
be anticipated. As The Com mttee Ways ct
Washington IS making very rapid progress prepar-
ing their tarin report IL Is anticipated that Coal
Will be reached very shortly"
Wellington is quotab. at s.; New Wellington
sS p ton souIhheid Wellington. 81 SO "a ton;
Seattle. SIS 90: BRYANT, SIS SO: Coos Bay, 81 rs;
Wallsend, Sc so: scotch. -: Brymbo, -; Cum
berland, Sl3 30 in bulk and SIS i'll sacks; Penn
Anthracite. $S@1O; Camel, SO p ton; Rock
spnngs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, 81 6O !:
Coke. $1lG5l2 in bulk and Sl3 D ton in SKIS.
RICE-Chinese mixed, So DOGS So; No l, So 10
13 go p ctl: extra No J. 81 1U9D4 80; Hawaiian
$4 25@4 371a; Japan. S3 90@l4 SO.
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed, 5i1ac:
Powdered, sc; Fine Crushed, 51ac; Dry Granu-
4c; Extra {, 37sc; Golden e, 334c: half barrels
lac more than barrels and boxes 12c more.