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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

By Adrian II Muller n Son:
share Consolidated Gas Company .......... 1901.
shares Brooklyn City Railroad Company. 90. .2iOia
share New-York Mutual Gas Light Company 2IG
share Northern Pacific Railroad Company
preferred IN
shares standard Gas Light Company pre-
terFeu 1900. lfu
8 shares Standard Gas Light Company
mon ........................... .............I12%
shares Washington Trust Company .......... 1921
shares New-York Central ana Hudson River
Railroad Company. Observation-Disclosures 1870
share Hooking Valley Railway Company pre-
ferred ~ %
pany preferred. 800. 1OS.
shares Third Avenue Railroad Company. 200
300 shares Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
common Observation-Disclosures. i2s
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OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.

STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
CRepored by c. / Hudson Co. Nos. 81 & 80 Wail-sD
BONDS
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fourth week. $4S 1913
Wisconsin Central (frst week % 496
ontario and Western met quarter. 1875 OJ
ontario and Western month ................ 1896
Leigh and Hudson met quarter ........ Il l25
MISUNDERSTANDING and st Nicholas June quaer) 6172
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STOCKS CLOSE STRONG.
CALL MONEY RATES EASIER.
BOND MARKET FIRM - STERLING
TRIFLE HARDER
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday Of the pricipal aou'e
securities and net changes from TUESDAY "
ulau.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom
hv Adrian II Muller A Son:
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tDollars per share. lex dividend.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
CReported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 wal-s,)
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady. Final
o,,ota IONS follow
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STREET RAILROADS IN OTHER CITIES
GAS SECURITIE9

Gseporsed by c. l. Hudson Co.. Nos. "a SO WalEsto
BONDS.
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

open His raI Pin. Bid. ASK sid.
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RAIsINs- New crop, I. 6. Fresno:
Boxes. 20 MS net, 6-cfown Imperial clux-
tiers, $3.50 per box; 5-crown Dehesa clus-
ters. 81; 4-crow1 Fancy clusters ~ NsQ; =
sKc Seedless Muscatels, 5-fb boxes, axe:
Ungraded Loose Muscatels. sac; Sui
tanas, unbleached. A5c.
BUTTER-Creamery = Fancy. 1ShQNc
per 10; seconds, l7.9Glsc per 70. Dairy
10. Packed Buttef-Piekled Roll. 19Q2ec
per 10: Firkin, 16@1Sc per 10; Tub Butter.
sCHEEsE- New. 71t@sc: old. -9-c: Cal
Norma Cceam cheddar. ,sal0s;io Young
EGGSICa1ifornia Store Eggs, 14Q15e pei
dozen; ranch, 16Q1771c per dozen; Eastern
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. n@1sc per n
for Hens and 11QlSc for Gobblers; Dress,
ed do, nominal: BOOSTERS, saQ5.25 for old
and s6Q7.50 for young. Brothers, -S2.sOQs
for small and ss,5oQ4 for large; Fgyers
per dozen for old and S4.5OQ6.5O fol
young; Geese. N.121zQ1.& per pair; Pig
cons, $1.25@1.75 per dozen.
GAME-NOminal
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A BANKRUPT PROMOTER.
Liabilities Over Million, With
Assets Of but Five Dollars.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Charles B. Brown
of Chicago, who is engaged in the nov
city advertising and promoting busi-
ness, filed a petition of bankruptcy in
the United States Court, scheduling his
liabilities at $1,666,07S, while his as
sets were placed at S..
The largest creditors are: Warner
Coal Railroad, Meridian, Miss, $780,
600; Alexander Holiday, New York,
1855, 72S; Harriet N. Brown, admins
tratrix CT the estate of Barlow Ben
nett. Maquoketa, Ia, 1854 600; Glenn
Mineral Springs, Waukesha, Wis, $61,-
1872; William Walker, Salinas, Cal,
$50, 725; ]. Homes, Lake Forest, ILL.,,
$50, 900; J. Oswald, Milwaukee, $751;
600; James Seaman, St. Louis, $47, OS5;
James Solomon, Washington, D. c.,
$65,9S7; Joseph Mcdonald, New York,
$72, 1885,
Most of the debts are for money
borrowed, few of them having been
contracted in open account, and the
greater part Of the indebtedness dates
back to 1886.
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DIsCREDITED BY OFFICIALS
The Story That a Revolution Has
Broken Out at Sofia.

BUDAPEST. July 6.-Newspapers
here publish story from Belgrade to
the effect that revolution was inaug-
urated at Sofia yesterday. According
to the accounts published, a mob par
AIDED the streets, some of the troops
joining in the demonstration. 1t was
added that Prince Ferdinand had fed
the country, and that the telegraph
wires had been cut.
Advices received here to-day from
Belgrade state that there is absolutely
no confirmation of the alleged revolu-
ton in Bulgaria. Officials here entire-
ly discredit the statement in the Bel
grade newspapers.
PARIS, July 6.-Thea reports above
quoted are attributed to the Bulgarian
Opposition, who, unable to prevent the
adoption of financial contracts by the
Sobranje, sought to prevent the sue
cess Of the loan therefor and the con-
sequent triumph Of the Ministry.
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THE MoHAWKs.
A New Democratic Organization in
the Field,

BUFFALO IN. ", July 6.-The Mo-
hawks, Democratic organization, said
to comprise 600 wigwams and over
$4,000 active members, which had been
in secret session here since the I'D
inst, has adjourned to meet next year
in the city selected for the National
Democratic Convention one week prior
to that convention. Steps were taken
to begin Immediately the work Of or
ganizing new wigwams.
The National Executive Committee
was reduced from thirteen to seven
members. The resolutions adopted de-
nounced trusts and monopolies, indorse
Bryan and free silver and oppose mill
tarism.
The following officers were elected:
National Chief, James r. Sovereign Of
Idaho; Assistant Chief, c. B. Matthews
of Buffalo; National Scribe, Michael
Meehan of Missouri; Big Medicine Man,
John Hennessey of Buffalo; Treasurer
George K Zillig of Buffalo; Chief of
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BASEBALL.
Results Of Games Played on East
ern Diamonds.

LOUISVILLE, July Ga home run.
a base on balls and three singles gave
the Colonies three runs in the third,
and the Reds could never overcome
that lead. Umpire Andrews to-day
sent in his resignation to President
Young. Attendance, 1,5OO.
Score: Louisville 3, hits 8, errors 2;
Cincinnati 2, hits 10. errors 0. Batter
les, Wood and thinner; Dwyer and
Woods. Umpire, Gaffney.
AT PITTSBURG.
PITTSBURG, July g.. Pittsburg
made desperate effort in the eighth
to get out of the hole, and scored five
runs with five hits, but outside of that
inning they could not hit when hits
were needed, while Chicago hit Hoffer
effectively. Still errors on the part OF
the locals figured in several of their
runs. Attendance, LOO.
Score: Pittsburg 8, hits IA, errors g.;
Chicago II, hits II, errors 2. Batteries,
Hoffer and Bowerman; Griffith and
Donohue Umpires, Swartwood and
Latham.
AT BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN, July 6.-After a long
rest Maui pitched for Brooklyn to-day
and had the Phillies guessing through
out They hit his delivery hard, but
most of their drives were sent into the
air for easy catches. Attendance,
1890.
Score: Philadelphia !, hits 10. errors
3; Brooklyn T. hits 8. errors 1. Bat
teries, Bernhard and Mcfarland; Maui
and Smith. Umpires, Lynch and Con-
molly.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Bates' wildness
gave the Perfectos the game to-day in
the second inning. It was feature
less game. Attendance, 1,3OO.
Score: st. Louis 8, hits IL, errors O.;
Cleveland 4, hits II, errors 4. Batteries,
Powell and Criger; Bates and Schrecon-
COST Umpires, O'Day and McGarr.
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sunburst second, Refuge third. Time

ounOuASe Secotu, 1eeAesfS elu'
1:52A.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.-The feature at
the Fair Grounds to-day was the ham
dicaps, which were won by Salyarse.
II to l shot, and Richard ]. Results:
5. Mile and seventy yards, Divadia Won.
Sir Joseph Lister second, Ransom third.
Time-1 :49l
Maiden two-year-olds, five and hall
furlongs, Hachmeister won, Glen Lake
second, Haviland third. Time-1:11.
Selling, two-year-olds. five and half
furlongs, Schnell Lauffer won, Wood
trice second, Seguranca third. Time
.1:11h
Owners Handicap, one mile, Salvarse
won, Meadowthorpe second, Firesids
third. Time-1 :43H
Handicap, six furlongs, Richard J..
won, Apple Jack second, Pat Morrissey
third. Time-1:16H.
Selling, one mile and seventy yards
Forbush won, Eitholin second. Rebel
Jack third. Time-1:50
AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July 6.-Topmast, the
California campaigner, again showed in
front to-day at Fort Erie in the event
Of the afternoon. He won .handily.
! Track heavy. Results:
Six furlongs, Sir Christopher won.
| King Carnival second. Miss Rowena
third. Time-1:21h
Five furlongs, Gold Wing won, J.
Lucille second, Tickfull third. Time
1:10A.
Mile and sixteenth. Topmast won,
Elm second, The Gardener third. Time
1:59
Four and a half furlongs, Hieway
won, Sidney Lucas second, Advance
+, Guard third. Time-1:01
Seven furlongs, Dr. Stewart won,
Farm Life second, Domineer third.
/ Time-1 :3S
Seven furlongs, Flag Of Truce won.
Colonel Cluke second, Cynthia H. third.
/ Time-1 81.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Three Cases on Board the Trans
.i port Mcclellan.

NEW York. July 6.-The transport
Mcclellan arrived to-day from Santi-
ago, and was detained at quarantine.
Her surgeon reports that three of the
passengers have yellow fever. Two of
these are cabin passengers. One is
Miss Clendennin, daughter of the sur
geon in charge at Santiago, whose
death from yellow fevor was reported
yesterday Miss Clendennin told the
surgeon of the, transport that She had
not seen her father for some time. prior
to sailing, but two days after the
transport left Santiago she was strick-
en- with the disease, which! is mild in
character. The patient Is improving. :
Health officer Doty says that two of
the patients have typical cases of vel
low fever. The other case has not der
yeloped enough to determine definitely
whether it is yellow fever. The two
patients known to- have yellow fever
are Miss Clendennin and Mr.. Lackey
Miss Clendennin is accompanied by her
sister
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Blew Ont the Gas.

LIVERPOOL, July 6.-Mrs. Coleman
and her grandson, William David, who
arrived on the steamer Majestic from
New York yesterday, en- route to Car
diff, were found unconscious in their
bedroom in a private hotel here this
morning. It Is supposed that the gas
was blown out. Mrs. Coleman has
slightly recovered, but the boy is still
unconscious this afternoon.
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Dewey highest in Popular Regard.

NEW YORK, July .6.-The Brooklyn
Eagle" received a letter from Gov
ernor Roosevelt to-day, accompanied
by check for, $50 for the Dewey
fund. In his letter the Governor says:
IT inclose you check as a slight
token Of my appreciation Of your effort
to get some memorial, and to give rec
ognition in whatever shape the Adj
miral himself deems best for services
to the country which have justly rem
dered him the man of ALL since the
Civil War, who stands highest in pop
ular regard"
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The Yacht Shamrock.

SOUTHAMPTON, July .6-The Sham
rock is not yet ready to engage in trial
races. Workmen are still engaged in
painting the craft and fixing her tackle.
It is hoped that she will be ready for
preliminary spin on Saturday, when
it is expected that the Prince of Wales
will be present.
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PSnssssHSS ssssa q IS srs ~
sS craae; sassuma 81 SIS Sc crate
Tragedys, s1.15@1 40, av SIPS crate; ST.
moni, 6Oc@s1. 40. av s1.15 crate. Pears
Bartletts. half box, $1.7O Gross sale,
FGE 1903, from Loomis June oath:
Peaches-Alexanders, 75cQM.05 ay SIC
edys, sl.O5@l.i5. av SLIP crate. Gross sale,
FGE 14oss, from Newcastle June Path:
81 ,O44
FGE 1874 from vacaville June Path:
erate WicEsons s2ss crate
Abundance, $1.O5 crate. Satsuma, 81 crate;
Egg, No5 crate; washington. SOC cra z, 60
crate. Apricots-Royal, s5cGs1 10. ay SOC
crate Peaches-Crawfords. 81. 1Oa1. 40, av
s1.1S box; st. John, $l.O5Q1.25, av s1.lQ box
Early Es 7oas Ss s1 sse box OK Deekers ssio@
Sis Sis box. Pears1Bartietts, si2s@225. av
S So os sale F s1ggs2 so@lso av a-ss box
FGE 1927, from vacaville June 23d:
Plums.Burbanks. s.. al SO, av 81 46 crate
$3.50 nsss' sIie crate at ''0 sr
e edSs ssasa25S az ; Sass John,
Figs, zoe box. Gross sale, 1882
Thirteen cars sold in New York to-day,
of which Porter Brothers Company sold
nv AT ST. PAUL
FGE 1o.2s7. from suisun June Path:
Piums-Burbanks, 9Oc@s1, av 92c crate;
Abundance. soc crate; satsuma 9Oas5c.
az s2c crate r. Royal Hatlys, soc crate;
crate. ApricotsSRoyals. soc@s1 o., av nc
crate. Cherries-Royal Annes, n.S5 box.
Do ha
AT BOSTON.
Fiums-A abundance, socasi, ay SIC crate;
Satsuma, sl.15 crate: D., 81, 15@l go, av
Barba.s 7, 3, si.loa1 40, 'av SIP crate. Gross
s1 FEE 1880, from Newcastle June 18th
Peaches Hales, $1@1. 35, -av. s1.17 box; St.
B A9np g ay III 9s Crate Psash
Prunes- Tragedy, $4,000 so, av SIPS crate;
s i,asr0' nan noAss' 'lN0' '0s sac
TeE l4ss5 from m, Loomis su ,s p bah
box. Prunes-Tragedys, sf2S@iso, ay sl.ss
ance $1,000 lo av s,s4 crate: Burba nks.
sTsts Gross ay SALE s SIX 'sa sold IL
Boston to-day, Of which Porter Brothers
Company SOLD three cars.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
FGE 14,774, from Sacramento June 18th:
eTate fS Ban sra IS
6s11O av 96c. crate: Peaehes-Hales,. g
GS5c, av 7Sc box Pears-Bartletts. 1905
pc Fee i4'72s from f Sacramento June oath:
Plums Abundance, SogRS5c, ay s2c crate;
s1.05@l.1O, av s1.O6 crate. Prunes Simoni,
SOcGSl o. av 99c crate; Tragedys, 90c@
Sc av SIC box. Gross sale, 81, DIG. Three
cars sold in Minneapolis to-day, of which
Porter Brothers Company sold two cars.
AT CHICAGO.
FGE 1896, from Loomis June 9th:
Peaches Ha1es, S0c@$1.05. av sec, box st;
81 D Is. az " Sc crate Piums- Burbanks, 500
Apricots-Royal, SOC crate Gross sale,
si cFx 1o,so7, from suisun June 9th:
Plums-Burbanks. 8O@95c,. av Gle crate
Abundance. Toe crate; Peach, 95c@$, av
go crate; W Edsss MlS seS crate Prnnes1,
soc crate. Apricots-Royal 4oc crate.
Pears .sai de Congress-, g box.
1T FGE sI i9'AS, from winters June 9th:
apes-F'ountainbleau, $3.50 crate Prunes
moni. 56a7oc, az CSC crate. Plums1Bur-
eksc az ss0 ss a eya see
Peaches-St. John: 81 .D@l,s5. av Is box;
St. John, 5Oc@$s s. az $.os crate: Hales,
s1@1 IS, Az SEes box Crawfords SlSo g box;
& . is Four cars 'goid in Chicago to-day
Of which Porter Brothers Company sold
AT PHILADELPHIA.
FGE 14.71S u4.5lO, from Sacramento
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Disciples Of Christ.

CINCINNATI, July 6.-The Disciples
of Christ will hold their jubilee mis-
sionary convention in Cincinnati Octo-
Der 10th to 18th, and 10000 delegates
are expected. All parts of the United
States and Canada will be represented,
as we'll as the West Indies, Great Brit
ain, China, Japan and India. In fifty
years the Disciples of Christ have
grown from 100000 to over 100000.
and in the same period they have given
for home missions about S4,000,000, and
have planted over 1000 churches. At
the same time they have given $1,000
600. for, foreign missions, their agents
being at. work in all the great heather
fieldsvo of the world. -,
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. July 9Th.
Morning Session. elcher, 35c; Best e
Bel. sic; Caledonia, soc; Con Cal Va.
9 1901 G SIc M osi. vs sygoar
i5c: Savage. &c: Sierra New, CSC; ST.
Louis, 10c: Union Con, 36c.
Closing Quotations-Alta: &c; ANDES lSc:
aCledonia. SIC; Cha1 Con. soc; Con Cal &
Va. Hs5: Crown Point 2ec; g c. SIC;
Hale q Nor, 35c;; Julia, PEI; Justice, ~;
dental Con 23c; Ophir, 81: Overman, 1860;
Potosf, a; Savage, &c; Seq Bel. &C; Sierra
Nevada. SIC; STANDARD, $3.50; Union Con,
sec: Utah Con. 14c; yellow Jacket, s7c
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rendered decision that Rear Admiral
w. T. Sampson is not entitled to the
pay of that grade from August 10,
1898, when he was eommissione by
the President to March 9Th last The
Comptroller holds that the advance
ment in numbers under Section 1903
does not create a vacancy from. the
time when the President decides to
recommend such advancement. nor is
any vacancy created prior. to the date
when the Senate concurs in the Presi-
dents recommendations
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CAPTAIN NEALL.
The President Approves the Sem
tence Diminishing Him.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The Presi-
dent has approved the sentence of the
court, rendered in the case of Captain
John M. Neall, Fourth Cavalry, and the
officer has been ordered to be dismissed
from the military service. He was re-
Gently convicted by court-martial of
violations of the army regulations in
connection with his administration of
affairs of mess funds of his company
and other financial matters. He was
stationed at the Preside at San Fran
cisco at the time Of his suspension
from duty.
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Secret Service. Eugene v. Brewster Of

Secret Service, Eugene VI Brewster Of
New York.
National Executive Chief
James R. Sovereign Of Idaho, Scribe
Michael Meehan Of Missouri, NJ O.
Harringtonof Carthage, Mo; "a. o. Ben
nett of New York, John ~. Hennessey
of Buffalo, and John Cutler Of Niagara
Falls. 10 a
James r. Sovereign was appointed
National Organizer.
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Military Governor Of Paris.

PARIS, July Cit is regarded as
probable that General Faure Biguet
will be appointed Military Governor Of
Paris, and that General Zurlinden, the
present incumbent Of that post, will be
transferred to the command Of an
army corps.
At the Cabinet Council to-day Cen
eral de Gallifet. Minister of War, ans
nounced the arrangements for the mill
tary review on July 14th, which win
take place as usual.
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}qns th to fnSago iyrSs
av s1.OS crate; Tragedys. s1@l.4 As, ay si.26
crate c1;at Gross ire, sale, s., Sos. IS.
FGE 1893, shipped from yaeaville June
f saFRteats F hsf i boHes has BOX asss
asss box le eraWfor az esT a aD
box; St. John, s1aLsO. av SIP box: St.
John, s. 5oal 60 ~ sss crate P s'n,en,
$3.50 crate. Piums,Abundance $1o5Q1.15.
av si.26 crate; Peach, si3oGi.s5. av si.s5
crate. Gross sale, $1,A6O5O
Porter Brothers Company sold at open
auction yesterday California fruit at fol-
lowing prices:
AT NEW YORK.
FGE 1896, shipped from LOOMS June
Path: Peaches-Hales 6Oc@$1. 10, av sic
box; ST. John LBS box. Plums--Satsuma,
!5eqsl,1 av slc crate. Prgnes-Tragedys,
FGE A,745 from visalia June 2lst:
Pears-Bartletts, So. 40 box: Plums-Pe each,
Sl s2s crate Abunds s5s srs stg
Prunes-Tragsedy, s11oal.s5, av sl.22 crate.
HGE 1asbs fr0m wntsss 1 aV sIa
crate; Peach, ST. crate; Ogon, 81. 459l 50,
av $1.es crate. Prunes--Tragedys, 81 05@
LIZ III
av soc box; ST John, S5c box. Pears-Bart-
let's, s1s5a2.2o. av s2.1S half box. Gross
Fee 5,0A. from Sacramento June 2sd:
Plums-Burbanks .sl.1O@1,l5, av $l.14 crate;
s1S crate ,,i ggys J, 8 i % 80 20
crate. Peaches--Hales, 40QSOc, av Toe box.
Gross sale, 81, 900. az
TGE s9f fr0m soa xSsa av ' ss4 boa
ABUNDANCE, socasi ss. av s5c crate Prunes
moni enats Gro ax s sais fsFasss 81
Peaches Hal 7oc@saoSz ay SEC P g,, St.
BurbanRs. slssalz5, az SIS crate. Gross
i Fee is.2s4, from Newcastle June ed:
PearsNGifford. sl.aS half box Gross sale,
FaE Sss from !, Ts ,s JaRe s gas
crate; !ssatsums; $40 crate; washington.
e ssHs 81 = az u Sra srs5e crate Hpeots
Crawfords. 7Oc@sl.s5, av sl.2s box; St.
av Sc BOX. Pears-Bartletts, 81. 5SQ2.75
av 500 half box Gross sale. s. 2so. o,.
FGE 1924 from NeW ~ lyme n1I , 2So;
Prunes- Tragedys. $3.50 crate. Gross sale,
FGE 1885, from San Jose June zotn
box; Republicans, s1.2O91.65 av $1.36 box.
Plums-Clymans. 71c@$, av SIC crate
Gross sale: 81, 81. v -. ooa.
Pears-Bartletts, $3.50 box. Plums-Bur-
banks. s5@soc. av SSc crate do PrnnessI, g.
monf, 50c@$i rs, av 63c crate. Gross sale,
81 ,051 -
FGE II, 4S7, from San Jose, June 10Th:
box; Republicans, 50c@s2.20, av. S3c box
Plums-C1ymans, s5995c, av soc crate
Peaches-Briggs' May, 50@70c, av 64c box
New York yesterday. of which Porter
Brothers Company sold twelve cars.
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Following are the rates for whole car
cases from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-Steers first quality, 7%@Sc;
other grades, clarke per ID; young Cows
and Heifers, 61lc old Cows. 5G6c per ID.
vEAL-7@Sc for large and S11Q9c per 10
for small.
MUTTON-Wethers, &c; Ewes, sQslAc
per ib.
PORK-Live Hogs SIC per 10 for me-
dunn, 55hc for small, 5Q515c for large;
dressed, 7QS1kc per N.
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Kaaser ON a French Training Ship.

BERGEN (Norway), July 6.-Em-
peror william of Germany boarded and
inspected the French training ship.
Iphegenie here this morning. 1t is un-
derstood that the Iphegenie was sent
here by the French Government on
hint that his majesty would consider
it an agreeable compliment.
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Congratulate. Latin-Americans.

ROME, July 6-The Pope, in letter
replying to a recent address by the
Bishops Of Latin-America, congratu-
lated them upon their fraternal accord
and devotion to Papacy, which he de-
clared, presages great benefits to the
peoples of Latin-America.
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Closing Grain Quotations.

Chicago, July 9Th.
wHEAT-July, 72Ac; September. 74asc;
December, 76lsc.
WHEAT-July, 1850; September. 1850;
December, S11Ac.
San Francisco, July 9Th.
BARLEY-Deeember 9l34c; new, SSHc.
CORN-Large yellow, $1.10Q1. 1924.
BRAN-$15 50Q16.50.
The record-union., 1899-07-07
A victim Of yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, July 6-The War
Department has been advised of the.
death at Santiago de Cuba, of Lieu
tenant Mclaughlin, Volunteer Signal
Corps. Lieutenant Mclaughlin was a
victim of yellow fever.
The record-union., 1899-07-07
California Dried Fruits.

Fruits. firm but quiet Evaporated APP
ples-Comnon, 61s97c; prime wire tray,
SA@sc: choice, SIC; fancy, 9@9hc; Prunes,
@az4c Aplic s7nnsyeled i4 io@s1c
The record-union., 1899-07-07
Benin Chief Executed.

BONNY (Africa), July 6. = Ologbo-
sheri, the Benin chief, has been cap
tured and executed by Lieutenant Cab
hat