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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-10
ONLY ONE WAY.
To Purify the Blood Increase Flesh and
Strength and to Cure Indigestion.
Secret Patent Medicines Win Not Do 1t.


There is Simpler and Better Way.
There is only one way to purify the
blood, only one way to increase flesh,
and that is through the stomach and oil.
gestive organs. Why? Because the
stomach and digestive organs make blood
and flesh, bone, nerves and sinew. Did
YOU ever see a person blessed with a
healthy, vigorous stomach and digestion
who had impure blood, muddy, sallow
complexion, or who had weak nerves,
sleepless nights and the thousand and
one pains and aches arising from poor
digestion2 No, because perfect digestion
converts the food eaten into pure blood
strong nerves and muscles and all the
flesh a person needs to have for health,
symmetry and beauty.
livery person knows whether or NOT
his or her digestion is what 1T should be,
but every person does not know what as
the safest and best way to secure and
preserve healthy condition of the diges-
tive organs. 1t is not done by the use
of amy wonderful secret patent medi-
cine, but by the use of certain harmless
digestive principles, which, taken at
meals, will digest the food anyway, re-
gardless of the weak condition of the
stomach.
DIR. Brooks recommends a combination
of vegetable essences, fruit salts, pure
aseptic pepsin, and Golden Seal prepared
in convenient tablet form, and sold by
druggists everywhere under the name OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
These pleasant tasting tablets are to be
l1icca.Iyn1 in fh4 111Orrth uffar t1apt ranal
and, mingling iii the food in the stom-
ach, digest it perfectly. There is Moth
ing wonderful about this. Any uhysic-
ian or chemist knows that Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets win do this because re-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-10
MRS. HENDERSON ENTERrAINs.
Salisbury SUM-

Mrs. John S. Henderson, al her
beautiful suburban home, gave delight
full entertainment complimentary TO
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Troy and Miss
Troy, on Friday afternoon, 5 to 3
o'clock. The cordial greeting, bright
fires and whole-souled hospitality within
made the guests forget the chill rain
drops and cheerlessness without. Spirited
conversation and classic music We're the
features Of the evening. Rich refresh
ments were served under the soft light
Of WAX candles and profusion of flowers
and eyergreens. All who enter MRS.
Henderson's home are impressed with
the grace. culture, artistic taste and rare
charm OF her charming personality. Mrs.
Cain, Little Mary and the DISTINGUISHED
host bearing their part in the perfect
home circle.
Among the guests on this occasion
we're Lieut.. Henderson, OF the navy,
and his wife.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-10
PLEASANT GERMAN.

Rocky Mount, n. c.. Dec. 2tSpe-
ciai.)--A large and enjoyable german
was given last evening to the visit
ing young ladies, among whom were
Miss Lula Philips, Of Tarboro; Miss
Gregory, Of Halifax; Miss KITE Con-
nor, Of Wilson; Miss Kate Cannady. Of
Oxford, and Miss Della Welles, Of Well
don.
Notwithstanding the rain terpsicho-
rean hosts were present i'll full force.
handsomely gowned young ladies, and
gentlemen in evening suits, We're essem-
bled TO enjoy the ever delightful dance
Mr.. Lee Bullock led and admirably stis-
tanned his reputation as the master Of
the german whistle. The dancers were
us follows: Miss Leila Philips, Of Tar
goro. with Henry Thorpe; Miss Maude
Philips with Bennett Bum; Miss Fan
ME Philips with Herman fRosemond;
Miss Bessie Bum with Henry Gregory.
Miss Kate Common with john ii. Ar
rington: Miss Florence Arlington with
John r.. Arlington: Miss Lucy Thorpe
with John DORIAN; Miss Pattie Jones
with Lee Bullock: Miss Julia Gregory
with JamesfP. Bum; Miss Della Weller
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
CONNIE ERCIAL WORLD

roads in which the Vanderbilt holdings are in
huential form so vast ramification that com
Il Vanderbilt is said to favor, are no less tea-
sible, considering the conditions and tendencies
Of the times. than the original through
line from New York TO Chicago achieved by
lief that the present Vanderbilt interests con
template transcontinental line from Boslon
10 the Pacific reflected this week by the
sympathetic strength with New York central
of Chicago and Northwestern, Omaha Union
Pacific, Oregon Short Line securities and ore
gon Navigation. The strength in New YORK
Central was the most influential factor in in
ducing the buying of railroad stocks in anti
cipation of the rise which Wall-street traders
improved condition of the countrys crops and
the springing up of a cash demand for wheat
and corn from domestic sources and also for
export have also been influences. The large
grain movement being added to the already
heavy freight movement of merchandise of all
classes has brought the current railroad earn
ings up to unprecedented figures.
The attitude of London toward American Sc
curites has been very favorable. Buying from
that source has been large during the week, and
has made sufficient sterling exchange to eff
fectually break the exchange market and pre-
clude the likelihood of further shipments OF
gold.
The industrials generally have been in disfa-
vor in the New York market during the week,
and the movement in railroad stocks has sep
arated itself from the industrials Profit
taking induced to some extent by the
was not on large scale. and the standard rail-
road stocks ended the highest.
There has been an enlarged business in bonds
and an advancing tendency in prices.
The total sales of stocks to-day amouted to
277 l57 shares, including: American Sugar, 49,,
100; Atchson, 80 900; Atchison preferred, 70 900:
Federal Steel $780, Manhattan, 1900; Northern
Pacific. 1000; Rock Island. Is, 300; st. Paul, 22
400; Union Pacific, 1o.80o; Union Pacific pre-
ferred, n,S0o New York Central, 1920; Penn
sylvania, 40, 100
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 5A@5asc; Wool
Bags, o6q2Sc: San Quentin Bags, S4 95.
COAL-Wellngton S. per ton; New yelling
ton, So; Southfeld Wellington. 81 so; Seattle, &c.
Bryant, Sc; Coos Bay. s.; Wallsend, 81 5O
Scotch, IS: Cumberland, IS so in bulk and 50 SO
in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, s14;
Camel. ss 80 per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
Gate, 81 90; Coke, s12 per ton in bulk and $14
in sacks.
Harrison's circular says: During the pres
ent week there have been four arrivals of coal
from Oregon, with 1915 tons; three from Wash
ington 9765 tons; four from British Columbia,
1871 TONS two from Australia, 4252 tons; total.
81, 443 tons If we had not received heavy ship
ments last week there would be a scarcity of
some grades in the jobbers' hands; as 1t is, but
little is accommodating in yard, the outlet being
somewhat greater than the deliveries Prices
steady, with an outlook of somewhat stiffer
values existing little later, coal carriers
are not plentiful in Australia, and this should
be the only source from which are liable
to draw any low-priced fuel this year. Colonial
Goals are finding more profitable market at
the nitrate ports on the West Coast Any fu-
ture attempts to secure fairer prices for fuel
will be checked Immediately by low-priced fuel
quantities in new sections throughout Cali
fornia. Our large fleet of locally owned coal
carriers are scattering generally in foreign
ports. principally in Australian and Chinese
waters, hence coal freights from British Co.
lumbia and Washington ruling high, and
will remain SO for several months Ships are
finding profitable employment, being eagerly
sought after to carry lumber and coal at full
figures"
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. terms net cash. in 100-lb bags;
Cubes. Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5&c;
fornia A, Sc; Magnolia A, 47Sc; Extra c. 4&c:
Golden c, 44sc; barrels. 1-16c more; half barrels
No order taken for less than Is barrels or its
equivalent.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
DEc1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The Gamers are paying the following prices
Peaches $40 for frees and $50 for cings; Apri-
cots, S20q50 per ton, according to size
quality and district; Bartlett Pears, s40G50 per
ton; Green and Yellow Plums, 500 per ton.
The week closed with abundant supplies of
Peaches and Plums to be carried over Apri-
cots were also in good supply. Figs were scarce
and higher. Apples and Pears were unchanged
The representation of Grapes liberal
some being received from Vacavile. Berries did
not advance as they usually do on Saturday
and the large ones in soft and otherwise
out of condition.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples. 35ca$1 per large box; Crabapples,
40d60c per box.
BERRIES-Bla 1904 per chest ;
Strawberries. S516 per chest for small and So so
chest; Logan berries. $6d7 per chest.
Cantaloupcs from Winters. 81 so per box; Nut
megs, 81 so.
Black Grapes from Yuma, 81 2591 rs per crate;
from Vacaville. 81 25.
Currants So 50@5 per chest.
Cherries, o0cQSl per box for all kinds.
Green Pears 5OcdS1 per box according to
size, and 30940c per basket; Bartetts. s1G1 80
per box.
Figs. 4OQ50c for single and 6Oc9$1 25 per box
for double layers of black and 25d5Oc for white.
Apricots. 40dS5c per box and 25640c per bas-
ket for Royals.
Peaches, 25q65c per box and 20935c per bas-
ket
Plums, 25950c per box; Prunes, 50d6oc per
crate; Peach Plums 50@75c per crate
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges, 81 5062 so
per box: Seedlings, 75c@s1 so; Mediterranean
al so for common and s2a2 so for good to
choice; Mexican Lines, s4Q4 80; California
Lines 25650c per small box; Bananas 81 500
2 so per bunch; Pineapples, s1a2 50 per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
BOSTON STOCKS
ASSOCIATED BANKS STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The Financier says
The statement of the Associated Banks for the
week ending July shows some of the heaviest
changes in months. due not much to unfa-
half yearly period. The three factors which
have served to reduce the cash reserves by
nearly $1 500, 600 are the gold exports, treasury
debts and the midsummer dividend period.
Under present conditions it may be said safely
that gold will go to Europe unless
an exceedingly fancy rate Is paid for It, AS
for the treasury, II is known that for some
time past the banks have been losing steadily
to the Government, owing to the transfers of
deposits and the growing excess of customs
payments over disbursements. This is a very
satisfactory feature of the situation, showing
II does right to a period OF normal busi-
ness but for the time being 1t is taking more
or less money out of circulation. Beginning
heavy payments in the way of bonded interest
and expenses to meet, and this will allow the
banks to recCup some of their previous losses
In the same manner the institutions will begin
bursements, and while the crop is not
far distant, il is to be expected that the money
movement will continue this week for time.
An unusual incident has been the shipping Of
past few days. Canada has also been drawing
gold. That the banks in the face of the con-
tinued drain upon their resources, are able to
ma ntain their loans at the highest figure ever
is regarded as abundant proof of their strength.
How the statement Will affect interest rates
is not known, but since any material advance
is certain to result in q rush of idle capital to
this center. stringency in the local market
is regarded highly improbable. The current
statement shows that the larger banks. which
have been carrying the greater proportion of
surplus reserves, have lost heaviest. that
the reduction does not mean that the banks
as a rule are at the limit of their loaning
power.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Saturday. July 1.
Stmr CITY of Puebla, Jepsen SO hours from
Victoria and Puget Sound ports.
Stmr Pomona, Parsons Is hours from Eu-
reka.
Schr Five Brothers, Jensen. IS hours from
Bihlers Point.
Saturday. July 1.
Bktn Geo Perkins. Mas. Tacoma.
Bktn Tropic Bird, Jackson, Tahiti.
Schr Nettfe Sundborg, Johnson, -.
CHARTERS.
The Belfast is chartered for wheat to Eu-
rope. a2s Sd.
The otillie Fjord loads redwood at Eureka for
Honolulu.
June g. lat a N. Ion 27 Vital ship F S
Campa, hence Jan 8. for Grimsby.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
TACOMA-sailed June 3o-Br ship Andrada.
FOREIGN PORTS.
FALMOUTH-Sailed June 30-Br ship King
SCATTERY ROADS--Arrived June So-Nor
ship Hiawatha. hence Jan 26; FIR bark Louis
Pasteur hence Feb 3.
SWANSEA-In port June 20-Fr bark Gen
Neumayer. for San Francisco.
KINSALE-Passed June 30-Br ship Cardi-
ganshire. hence Feb rs, for Liverpool.
DUNGENESS-Pased June 3o-Br ship Hou-
gomont. from Antwerp, for San Francisco
BARRY-Sailed June 3o-Br ship Mayfeld. for
NEWCASTLE Aus-Sailed June 30-Br bark
Haddon Hall. for Panama.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
Observation-Disclosures July 1-Stmr China,
Sailed June 3o-Stmr Olympia for Tacoma
NEW YoRK-sailed July 1-Stmr Mantou.
str stmr Ma Maasdam. % for Rotterdam. Via b Bouiogne
stmr Lucania. for Liverpool; stmr AIer for
Naples; stmr Werkendam. for Amsterdam;
stmr Patria. for Hamburg; stmr City of Rome,
for Glasgow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

On the Bond Exchange there the usual
light Saturday business. Giant Powder ad-
vanced to SIS 3719 and Oceanic to $50 so. Gas
and Electric declined to S69 25. The Exchange
has adjourned to July s.
The mining stock boards stand adjourned to
Wednesday.
California Street Cable. 81 so; Contra Costa
nFe ar es Agef M Market kassfrs tre s s
per cent, So; Nevada County Narrow Gauge
ner 80 N9Tb Pad Cossp Of
Ocean. s.; San Francisco and North Pacific
United States As (oid). ST.
The following ex-divdend yesterday
Oceanic, soc; San Francisco Gas and Electric
42c; Stockton Gas. 30c; Aetna Quicksilver, 10c
per S1hars $1,000 NaPa "a, Con ouieksIyer ~ 1oc
900; New Idra, 10c per share regular and 10c
per share extra, $4,000;
pany of Placer County has levied an assess
ment of 1kc per share, delinquent August l.
sixty-seventh dividend of 75c the 18th inst
The Market Street Railway Company will
pay dividend of SOc per share for the quar-
The Pacific Lighting Company will pay
The Hawaiian sugar companies, Olowolu
and Wamanalo paid dividends at Honolulu on
June "a.
The bullion output of the April Fool mine
at De Lamar. New. for May was 5000. AtNthe
crushers monthly.
The Alaska -Treadwell Mining Companys re-
of the value of SIS, 103, and 692 tons of sulphur
cts treated of the value of S23 931, and 160 tons
saved and shipped of the value of s6500 Ore
averaged 81 6S per ton Expenses for the
An official report from the Standard Con-
soidated mine of Bodie for the week ending
June "a states that raise in the Moyle vein
$50 level. had II inches fair In the top
Raise 2 in the east vein, same level, had Il
inches pay ore in the top. Raise S, in No. 10
vein, 3lS level, had 16 inches fair in the
top. Raise 5. vein, $50 level, had IL
inches pay ore. Raise O. Fortuna vein $50 level
had inches ore, value not stated. The slopes
in raise 4. Moyle vein, 100 level and in raise
2 vein, 31S level and raise 4, No. 10 vein
31S level, have been finished The stope in
raise l, vein, 31S level, shows Sc inches
pay Raise stope, 31S level, has from 16
to Is inches very fair ore. The stope from winze
No. 2, in the Fortuna vein, $50 level, has to
10 inches fair Good-gr is being ex-
tracted from No. south stope, c ven on the
270 level At the mill they shut down 5
hours during the week owing to the effects of
ore for the week; average assay tall
ings, $40 Sc; concentrates produced, IN tons /;
assay value s142 "A; plate amalgam produced
1609A ounces: value per ounce, 81 29. At tall
ings plant No. 7, 244z tons of tailngs were
worked for the week. At plant No. 2, 109 tons
of tailings worked. The gross value of
the bullion product of these plants for the
months of April and May SIS. 164 AZ, of
which S14, 476 SO was gold and s6S7 SO was silver
The total cost of treatment was $1,000 95 at
the rate of 81 1891 per ton of taings treated
the total number of tons being 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

prospects for prices more encouraging.
Broomhall cabled that decrease in cargoes
S0s I'd Is bid for California cargoes off coast.
New York reported that all cable offers TO
Continent Friday night We're accepted. Chicago
dated. Heavy rains in Texas, wet weather in
France and England. and small and inferior
crop with bad weather at Budapest comprised
the bull news of the day. Missouri State report
placed the yield of the State at 100000 bush.
els against Il, 400 600 last year, an average OF
y bushels per acre, with 200, 600 acres
plowed uD.
Under these encouraging conditions the local
market was very firm, with an advance III
futures.
Spot Wheat Shipping, 81 osa@1 10; milling.
81 l219Q1 Is.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-December-
$4,000 ctls 81 10; 2000 81 1875.
Second Session-December-3 900 ctls, 81 1873
5000. 81 1914.
Regular Morning session-December-2 ctls
BARLEY-The market continued very stiff
with practically nothing Offering, soInetnIng G mn
and some inferior stuff was sold to arrive dur
ing the coming week at 95c Several ships have
been taken for cargoes, and it is possible that
the predicted depression in this cereal may not
come to pass this year after all.
Feed, new, 971ac9s1 014; Brewing nominal;
old Brewing. 81 05Q1 10 per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal session-9:15 o'clock-Seller 'ss, new
1000 ctls, SSc.
Second Sesson-seller '99. new-12,oOo ctls.
S91ac; 5000, 9Oc; 100000 9OAc 1000, sO1ac. -
Regular Morning session-selier '9s, new-2o.-
600 cts, Gle; 1000, 91bc 1000. 91Ac. December
1000. 93lkc; 1000. 9s&c; 1000, 937sc.
OATS-The market was of a holiday char
acter, and there were no offerings of any conse-
quence Supplies are expected after the Fourth,
and they needed. The market was never
short of Oats and Barley before. Quoted at
81 0712G1 20 for new red and 81 35q1 so for old:
CORN-Offerings are liberal and the demand
is Door.
Yellow 81 IOl1 1214; White 81 1901 Is; mixed,
81 10 per ctl; California White, 81 l71s@1 2212.
RYE-9714cQs1 per ctl for old. New is nom
inal.
BUCKWHEAT-Nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
CLOSING.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, July 1-California fruit sold to-
day: Bartlett Pears. average 81 10; Tragedy
Prunes, 81 25G1 35. average 81 26; Peach PIums
s0c1s1 20, average 81 13; Burbank Plums 65c@
81 10, average 91c; Mikado, 75c@$1 05, average
S3c; Simori, 759S5c, average SIC; Clifford Pears,
half boxes. average 81 0S.
NEW YORK. July Tragedy Prunes. 81 O5
al Is, average 81 4S; California Red Plums. 81 45
81 Sc; Alexander Peaches, 45c121 10, average
81 IS; st. Johns, S5cGS1 &C. average 95c; Hale 8
Early, 70cd$1 05, average 90c; Ml1ado Plums
average S5c; Abundance. 96c; Peach Piums,
81 e56Dl So, average 81 0S: Burbank 65cd$1 35.
average 81 O5; Simoni, 55G95c, average 76c; Gil
mans 75c@S1 Is. average SIC; Royal Apricots,
55c@$1 Is, average Sic; Royal Ann Cherries 45c
@$1. average 81 05; Black Republicans. 75c@
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes and Onions continue in about the
same condition for some days past the
former being high and the latter low. Vege-
tables coming in freely and the tendency in
prices is downward
POTATOES-Pe 81 1872; Early Rose
81 60Q1 rs; Burbanks. 81 75d2 10 on the wharf
ONIONS-New. 15d30c per sack for red and
656IS5c per ctl for Silverskns.
ETABLEs-Asparagus 5OcGs1 80 per box
for ordinary and 81 1902 % for fancy: Rhu-
barb 25d75c per box; Green Peas, 111@21ac per
Ib; String Beans, 2Q4c; Horse Beans, SOC per
sack: Cabbage, soc; Tomatoes, 5oc@S1 per box
Rivers, 81 80; Egg Plant 6a1Oc per lb: Green
Okra. 15620c per h. Garlic. 2D3c; Green Pep
pers. SGSc; Carrots 30740c per sack; Sacra-
mento and Marysville Cucumbers. 10000 per
4Oa5Oc for Bay: Green Corn, 25cds1 so per sack
for NacaviIle and 81 75G2 so per crate for Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver unchanged.
Wheat opens the new crop year nr'n'
Another. advance in Barley.
Market hare OF Oats
Corn and Rye dull.
Hay and Feedstuffs quiet,
Beans and Seeds nominal.
Potatoes firm and Onions weak.
Poultry qliet.
Butter ard Cheese inactive
Peaches; and Plums in large supply,
More Evaporated Apples in from the East
Provisions stand the same.
Wool active and strong.
Hops firmly held.
Hides quiet and easy.
Meat market unchanged
Bank .clearings still gain.
Increased customs collections
More gold from Australia.
Larger coinage of the Mint.
No business tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
HIDES, TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

Wool continues active and firm. Hops are in
demand at 12d12hc for the new crop, but grow
ers will not sell at these figures. Hides are
easy under the arrivals from Australia.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culs and brands sell
about 1c under the quotations. Heavy salted
steers, 10Q106c; medium, 9@s1ac light, SC:
Cowhides. Sc; Stays. &c; Salted Kip. &c; Calf.
lac: dry Kip and Veal. 16c; dry Calf. I7c;
Sheepskins. shearlings, 2Og35c each; short
Wool 35650c each; medium, 60@75c: long Wool
socQS1 rs each; Horse Hides. salt. s2g2 so for
large and 81 for small Colts. SOC.
TALLOW-No. rendered. 4Q414c per ID; No.
q 36311c; refined, -; grease, &c.
WooL-spring Clips-san Joaquin and
Southern, months. sg11c; Foothill and North
i've sG11c: Nevada. 11914c; San Joaquin Foot
hill free. 1OQ12c; do defective. S@9c; Humboldt
and Mendocino, 16q171zc; Eastern Oregon, 100
lac for choice and 99111ac for fair to good.
HOPS-1SaS crop. 13G17Ihc per lb.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

There was nothing doing in Hay. as usual.
and there will be more auctions until
Wednesday. It is to be hoped that the de-
mand will pick up after the Fourth.
Bran and Middlings are weak but no lower.
BRAN-s16d16 so per ton.
MIDLINGS-s17 56a19 so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS- Rolled Barley. s2Oq21 per
ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill SZ742s; Jobong
SIS 50q29: Coc6anut Cake, s20q21; Cornmea
s23 50Gp24 so: Cracked Corn, s24Q25; Mixed Feed
s15616; Cottonseed Meal. s24q26 per ton.
OLD HAY-Wheat sS611; Wheat and Oat.
sSd9 so; Oat, $SQ9; Alfalfa, s647 80 per ton
NEW HAY-Wheat. sS@s 50 for good and M s1o
for ehoes s5 Wheat and ee oat SSgs oa SS '0
STRAW-20q40c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.
Via Sausa1ito Ferry.


CommencIhg April - 1888
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL NA1-LEx
AND SAN RAFAEL.
.1:45, 800 400 5:15, $50 $50 p. m
EXTRA TRIPs@For MN Valley and sr,i,dsalo San
and sundays. at 900 and l1:sS 3S p m 1,.oo u..o
a. snE m: ZOO .1:i5, $50 400, $50; s:45 m;
u:OO q m does not run to San Raj sundays.
$50 p m does not run to NH MN yal,y Sundays
Trains marked (') run to San Quentin
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-5:25. GAO a:o5. s:4o '10:20
m - 20 2:15 s3:4O 4:55 5:15 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays
suNDAYs5SS $50 s45 SOD .1O;4 45so 'm:,s IA,
p. <., 49, e.. c. c,..
WEEK DAYS-5:45. $50. 1855. S:55 l0:3s
q m :35 PAS. 4:55 $40 p. m
EXTRA TRIPS Mondays. Wednesday.
and Saturdays, at 700. 1920 p.
SINDAYjS:00. 1000, 11:10 q. m. l2:O5
I % s:l0 3:55, $40, 500 1920 p. m.
e' THROUGH TRAINS.
700 a. III week days-CaZadero and way sta ma
s:s0 D. m Saturdays-Cazadero and way sta ms
s.Is n m. week days saturdays excepted
w. Point Reyes and way stations.
800 n m. Sundays-Ca-adero and way sta'nx.
i:l5 D. m. Sundays-Pt. Reyes and way sta ms.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 1.-CATTLE-Ther were not
enough offered to-day to make a market. A
few head of medium grade steers were disposed
of at yesterdays ruling prices, but quotations
were almost altogether nominal large sup
ply is looked for Monday account of the
cent advance in prices.
HOGS were in active demand and prices ruled
about cents higher. Light hogs sold at So 75G
4; mixed lots at 50 7Od3 95, and heavy at SO 559
95. Pigs. SO 1898 90; culls 81 70q3 60
SHEEP-The market for sheep and lambs
was mostly nominal offerings were light.
Sheep were quoted at s2q3 for culls up to s59
25 for choice focks, yearlings 81 50d6 25;
clipped lambs. s4 5oq7 40, and spring lambs 81
q 25.