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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
The House..

YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
As soon as the house had met, motion
was made to adjourn sine die at 4 O'Clock.
This motion was carried by vote o. 10
to 6.
Mr.. Pine moved to take recess for an
hour. This motion was lost by "a vote of
10 to II.
CD. No. IA, the Desmarais bill, pre-
venting crimes against the elective fran
chise, was called up on motion of Mr..
Carr, and passed by vote of II to 4.
Substitute for H. B. No. 80, Mr.. Hin
kle's bill, for the protection and promo
ton of horticultural interests in New
Mexico, was next taken up.
Mr.. Lacome moved its indefinite post
pouement, while Mr.. Hinkle moved its
passage.
The former motion prevailed by vote
of IA to 6, so that the bill was killed.
H.B No. 2O3, providing punishment
; for the fouling of waters of streams, was
next taken up on motion of Mr.. Cutter
req and passed by vote of Is to 4.
C.B. No. so, Mr.. Curry's bill requiring
the advertisement of the sale OF lands
under legal process where the amount in
volved is more thar 5000, was passed by
vote of lS to 0.
c. No. 81, Mr.. Anchetas bill to en-
able the probating of foreign wills, was
passed by vote of IS to 1.
H. B. No. 119, Mr.. Lucero's bill provld'
ing for the opening of roads, highways
and public streets, was passed by vote
of IS to 7, and the action thus taken was
on motion of Mr.. Hinkle, cinched.
! Mr.. Martin offered an amendment to
H. B. No. l1S, regulating fair and racing
associations, and the bill, as amended
passed by vote of 10 to 2.
Mr.. Christy, by unanimous consent, on
behalf of the committee on engrossed and
enrolled bills made report on H. B. No
1l2, the bill perpetuating L. G. Fort in
office.
The hour for adjournment having ar
rived, Mr.. Sanchez feelingly expressed
the thanks of the house to Speaker Dame
for his uniform fairness, ability ant
courtesy.
Mr.. Christy supplemented this with thu
thanks of the house to the board of trade
and to Secretary Lorion Miller for thei
aid in the matter of legislative quarter
and in other directions.
On motion of Mr.. Hinkle vote 0
thanks was extended to Chief Clerk SEM
and his assistants.
A sine die adjournment was voted b.
20 to 3.
Speaker Dame, before announcing tn
vote, acknowledged the kind and courte
Gus treatment which he had always re
ceived at the hands of the house. He sal
that he would always look back witt
pleasure to the honor of having presided
over this most intelligent and honorabl
body.
blow Of the gavel followed and tn
house of the 31st Legislative assembly ha
passed into history.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

Gov. Thornton this morning made the
following appointments: AS district at
torney for the counties of San Miguel
and Mora, A. A. Jones, of Las Vegas, to
succeed l.. G. Fort, whose term of office
has expired; ]. E. Wharton, to be district
attorney for the county of Lincoln, under
the bill just passed by the assembly. AS
members of the board of health: George
s. yesterday, of Albuquerque, for the
eclectic school of medicine; Joseph M.
Cunningham, of Las Vegas, and W. Egg
CERT, of Santa Fe, for the homeopathic
school; and Francis Fl. Atkins, w. X.
Upton, j. II. Sloan and James j. Shuler,
Of Ration, for the regular school. These
appointments taken in conjunction with
those confirmed by the council during
the last sixty days fill all of the offices
within executive gift, with the exception
of that of superintendent of public in
struction, in which Office the present in
cumbent, Hon. Amado Chaves, holds over.
EMPLOYEES PAY QUESTION.
The supreme court is to-day hearing
argument on the territorial employees
pay question. BY agreement OF counsel,
the Celso Baca case and the mandamus
case against Territorial Auditor Perez,
which have both been appealed, are be-
ing considered together. The court will
render its decision Immediately, although
the formal opinion will not be handed
down until the regular term next summer.
For the employees side, Judge Il. L.
Warren, Judge A. B. Fall and Mr.. w. B.
Childers appear, while on the other side,
the case is represented by Gen. E. L.
Bartlett aud Mr.. John H. Knaebel. Judge
j. R. McFie, who brought the Celso Baca
suit left for Las Cruces last night and
Mr.. L. B. Catron, who subsequently
argued the matter, has also pulled out Of
the controversy as we'll as out OF town
having gone TO Las Vegas last night.
THEY WE'RE WATCHED.
happy gathering was that in the par
lors of the Palace hotel last evening at
o'clock. 1t marked the end of the socia
side of the legislative session and in the
fraternal commingling of those who hac
recently been antagonists in the polltica
sparring matches on the floor of either
house was to be seen an exemplificatior
of "the eternal brotherhood of mankind
Mr.. Perea and Mr.. Victory, the two most
indefatigabls "scrappists" in the late
council, we're on hand; Mr.. Martin ant
Mr.. Carr forgot, in the pleasure of THU
final reunie n, all about the latter's bills
having been repeatedly tabled at the in
stance of the former; Speaker Dame wal
unruffled in his serenity after his fina
rulings upon points of order made by thu
bibulous gentleman from NORA" and OF
the whole the occasion was fitting fnal'
to session which has been characterized
| by the making of many friendships tina
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THE DEPOSITORY SCANDAL.

THE DEPOSITORY SCANDAL.
The Albuquerque banks investigation
committee appointed by the house made
their report to that body yesterday. The
report sets forth the fact that the com.
mittee proceeded to Albuquerque, but
we're unable to make any examination of
the books on account of the telegraphic
orders from Comptroller Eckles pub
lished in the NEW MEXICAN some days
ago. The report continues:
"Being unable to gain access to the
books of said bank, your committee
deemed it best not to enter into any in
vestigation whatever of the matters sub
mitted to US.
"Your committee are OF the opinion
that the best interests of the people of
the territory demand full and thorough
investigation of such matters, and be-
lieve that upon proper presentation OF
the facts to the treasury department at
Washington, D. g., and to the president
of the United States, authority will be
granted for a legislative committee to
examine all of the books, papers and
records of said Albuquerque National
bank and that the whole truth regarding
the transactions which your committee
we're to investigate may become known,
therefore your committee respectfully
recommend the passage Of the joint reso-
luton herewith esubmitted as part of
this report. Your committee called upon
the receiver of the New Mexico Savings
Bank & Trust company, ]. E. Saint, who
readily acceded to request for an exam
nation of the books and accounts OF his
trust, and from such examination your
committee approves of the statement of
said receiver regarding the condition of
the territorial funds in said bank as true
and correct, and believe that said receiver
is justified in the statements made re-
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The Daily New Mexican
FRIDAY, MARCH l.

Notice is hereby given that orders given
by employees upon the New MEXICAN Printing
Co.. will not be honored unless previously
endorsed by the business manager.
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Advertising Rates.

Requests for back numbers of the NEW
MEXICAN, must state date wanted or they
wi receive no attention.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting of the San
ia Fe Progress & improvement company
will be held on Tuesday, March s, 1895, at
p. M, at the company's office in the
Spiegelberg block.
W.. j. EATON, Secretary.
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FEATHERBONE C0RSETS

We will refund the money for any Feather
bone Corset or Waist bought at our store, if
not entirely satisfactory after four weeks
trial. We have them in drab, black and
white, all sizes.
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ChICAGo MARKETs.

CHICAGO, liz, July 1.-The deliveries of wheat
this morning were the heaviest for July in years,
but large proportion Of it found its way back into
the hands Of the elevator people. Enough was
taken by commission men, however TO cause a
little uneasiness among warehouse proprietors.
The market was not disturbed by 'the transferring
from one TO another of this wheat, but was re-
snonsive to other news. The opening was firm
On higher cables, with some strength carried
over from Saturday. Offerings were large enough
and of the first half hour q weak spot was in evil
dence prices settling back with some force. Later
in the morning there was recovery TO very near
the heat figures established early prospects OF a
fair decrease in the visible communicating the
firmness. r.. ,,,.aa,ro a,,d oeh
IN tbe Northwest The Liverpool STOCK OF wneat
durinr the month of June increased l,oo4OVO
bnshels and -four 1000 sacks. The visible supply
,SIen All points were heard from showed decrease
Of 900 bushels Withdrawals fTon saope G, we i
c<sased , o00 900 bushels. The market broke at
the close on heavy selling by local professional
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DRIED FRUITS, RA1s1Ns, NUTS, ETC.

DRIED FRUITs-Dealers say that the Eastern
trade have apparently discovered that California
Fruit VIII not be very plentiful this year, ana are
beginning to take hold of the market All descrlp-
IONS IONS are accordingly in better request, though
there is not much business yet, We quote new Apr-
cots at 7s4@sc h. Old Fruit is quoted as follows
Prunes sizes, &C q ID; larger sizes, 5@6c smaller
sizes 2l2@S1ac; Apples. 4@41ac for sliced an, ana
oGo12c Tor evaporated: Bleached Peaches, 412Cg
8; Pears, 4@411ac for evaporated halves. 3@4c TOR
quarters and l12@2c for inferior goods; Plums, .
9S12c for pitted and 11ac for unpitted; Figs,
black, 4c for pressed and Size for Impressed.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Ralslns-
Pour-crown loose. 31sc; 3-crown, 21ac; 2-crown,
&c; seeoless Sultanas, &c; seedless Muscaseis, 70
Q ID; 3-crown London layers 81 1901 40 box;
clusters, So 25@2 IS; Dehesa clusters, 81 90; I'm
perlal clusters, So so: Dried Grapes-11 2@lA q D.
NUTs.Wainuts, 7@10c for paper-shell and s sort,
smell, and 6@7c for hardshell; Almonds, 2gz13c
for hardshell and 5@6c p ID for softsheli, ana
- for paper-shell; Peanuts 5@6c for Eastern ana
"4@412c for California: Hickey Nuts: 5@6c; Re
cans &c for rough and sc forpolished; Filberts SO
@5 so % 100.
HONEY-The market is quiet and rather weaker.
New Comb, 1O@1114c p ID new water-white ex-
tracted. 5@bl4c: light amber extracted, 41aS6c;
dark amber, 4@414c.
BEESWAX-Quoted at 26@28c p b.
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RECEIPTS OFF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Dizziness characterized the stock market yester-
day and prices showed no material change.
NOTES.
The San Francisco and Pacific Stock exchanges
will adjourn at the usual closing hour this after
noon until Monday morning July g. The San
Francisco Stock. and Bond Exchange adjourned
last Saturday until Saturday, July 6.
Franklin Leonard, president Of the Comstock
Tunnel Company of Eew York, will leave for Vr-
ginia City tonight, in company with Herman
Zadig, TO be present at the beginning of work I'M
der the new plans on the Brunswick lode, July 8.
The American Sugar Refining Company will pay
quarterly dividends to-day at the rate of per cent
on common and "a per cent on preferred stock.
Yesterday the Capital Gas Company OF sacra-
mento paid quarterly dividend of ST per share,
amounting to $4,000.
The Commercial Cable Company paid a quarterly
The American Express Company paid dividend
of per cent.
cisco Stock Exchange Board for the month OF June
were 234,645. shares, and fer the first six months
OF 1885 600 shares against 2,307 900 during
the first six months of 1894.
The delinquent assessment sale Of the Alta Min
ing Company will be held to-day.
the 18th,
The monthly financial statements are as follows |:
Gss 81 Raahsa ssss A
Bullion, $2126; Best & Belcher, $195; Caledonia
$2723; Challenge, 1924; Cholar, $23,S37: Conf
imperial, 1891 Con. New York, 1874; Crown
Curry, $36e2; Hale & Norcross, $727s Justice,
S7092 Julia, $1176 Lady Washington, S1345;
Mexican, $21 639: Occidental. $50; Ophir, S5923;
overman, $40, 169; Potos $4331; Savage, s7763;
Seq. Belcher, 1928; Sierra Nevada, $727S; Syn
dictate, Ss2b Silver Hill, 1881: Union, $33SS;
Utah. $270.
misunderstanding Isle, $2501; Navajo, 81 3O5;
North Belle Isle, $500: Silver King, $2947
The local savings banks yesterday began the
payment OF their semi-annual dividends to deposit
tors. Interest was also due and payable upon Gov
ernment and many other securities. Several mil
lion dollars will be set ahoat in this City by these
payments.
The Chollar mine last week extracted and sent
to the Nevada mill 15 tons Of ore, the average bat
terry sample of which $33 So per ton, and
shipped 1872 pounds of bullion, the par value of
which was $357e IA. They have started south
drift from the raise above west crosscut @,
45O level, which is out 10 feet in quartz, assaying
from $25 to $50 per ton.
In the Con. CAL & Va, along the west wall of
the eighth floor, continue to find some timbers Of
old workings in which filings of ore, which it
will pay to save. From the second floor up to the
eighth floor OF this level have extracted So tons of
ore the average assay value of which per minecar
sample was $36 46 per ton. The Morgan mill will
commence running again about the 9th Of July.
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DEAL-Passed June 2s-Br ship seafarer, from
Antwerp for San Francisco.
TARIFA-Passed June 24-Br bark Elliott, from
Genoa for San Francisco.
-LONDON-Saied June 29-Br ship Eaton Hall,
for Port Los Angeles.
YOKOHAMA-Sailed June 29-Br stmr Gaelic,
for San Francisco.
Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived July 1-Stmr Ams'er-
DAM from Rotterdam; stmr State OF California,
from Glasgow.
Arrived out July 1-Stmr Vera, from Gbral-
tar stmr Fulda from Southampton; stmr We're
tia. from Copenhagen.
Sighted July 1.-Stmr Noordland, from Antwerp,
for New York.
importations.
SANTA CRUZ-Per Pomona-1A chs black
berries, gasoline launch.
Monterey-SO pkgs household goods, cs cheese.
FORT BRAGG-Per Noyo-4S sa It hides, sack
tails bdl pets cs boots and shoes, 81 piles, 1855
Westport-1 bdl dry hides, . bdls hides, safe,
112 SKIS wool.
Consfgnees.
Per Pomona-Standard Oil Co: L Scatena & Co;
Paul Keyser: w Mitchell; Union Gas Engine
Co; G Waterbouse.
Per Noyo-C Whitney L Co; Chrsty & Wise:
Shoobert Beale & Co: Thos Denigan Son & CO.. j
Kimbal; Standard Oil Co; Wilson & Baechtel /:
w Fuller & Co; Bissinger & Co; Samuels Bros
d Co; Calm Nickelsburg IL Co; Matthews Bros r
n Mason & Co; Spraunce, Stanley & Co; Harris &
Jones; Wiltshire Safe and Scale Co: Union Lum-
Der Co.
For Late shipping Intelligence See Thirteenth Page.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, Ill, July 1.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at open auction to-day
as follows: Peaches-Hale's Early, 81 1901 90;
Alexander, 81 %. Plums-BurbanKs 81 1892 %;
Abundance, 81 5o@1 S. Royal Hative, 81 500
l go: Peach, 81 65@1 So; Clyman. 81 65; Japan,
81 25; Mikado 81 65@1 rs. Tragedy prunes,
81 1902 IS: Simoni. 81 SIS. Royal apricots, 81 80
al 40; Bartlett pears, half-boxes, 81 40.
Porter Brothers Company sold at open auction
to-day: Bartlett pears 81 9O@3 Is; Bartlett pears,
boxes, 81 30@l 35 Clapp's Favorite pears, half
boxes, 81 80; Tragedy plums, 81 55@2 SO; peach
as; Clymans, 81 45@1 IS; Royal Natives, 81 10
al 80; Simonis, 81 45; other plums, 7Oc@1 45;
81 80; Bigarreaus, 81 So; Republicans, 65c@$1 20;
apricots, 60c@S1 30; peaches, 65c@$1 10.
NEW YORK. \. y, July 1.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruits at open auction to-
day realizing the following prices: Tragedy prunes,
| 50 1902 so; -Mikado piums, 81 5012 so: figs,
| 81 s0G2: Abundance plums, 81 65@1 90; Royal
! apricots s0ct9Sl rs; st. Catherine piums, 81 4O@
! so: Royal Hatiye plums, $1@1 35; Hales early
| peaches 55c91 35.
| Porter Bros Company sold at open auction to-
! day: Smoni Prunes, So 80: Tragedys, 81 1922 10;
Abundance. 81 20: Clymans S5cQ$1 10; st.
Haess eariy peaches ST o5ai 75e AiexandeIs ST
| al Is: Republican cherries, 81 50@1 go: bigger
reaus, 81 70; Royal Annes, 75c@Sl 40; apricots,
The National Fruit Association sold California
peaches, 65c@$1 20; Hales eaTlypeaches. 60c@
! 81 rs; Royal apricots, 55c(G$1 20; Royal Hative
plums, 81 25@2 05; Peach plums. So 05@3 40;
| Kocnig Claud plums, 67c@$1 20: Tragedy prunes
81 40t12 IS; figs, in 10-pound boxes 4Oc@$2 05.
| MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, July 1.-The Porter
Bros. Company sold at open auction to-day: Trag
edy prunes, 81 7562 10: peach plums, 81 75@
! ! IS; ST. GATHERINGS, 81 35@1 rs; apricots, SIG
| ] 80: peaches, 81 10.
PHILA DELPHIA. Pa, July 1.-The Earl Fruit
! Company sod California fruit at open auction to
day. realizing the following prices: Plums 81 i.
az 80; peaches, 95c@$1 4O apricots, 60c@$1 40
| figs. 60@75c.
| BOSTON, MASS, July 1.-The Porter Bros. Com
pany sold at open auction to-day: Simoni prunes
! So S71294 so; Tragedys, So 621A@4 %; Bur
banks, So 62@4 81; Abundance, 81 81 1893 80
So: Bartlett pears So 371a@3 so; Hale's early
| peaches, 81 45C9l rs; Alexanders, 81 25@l 60
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS-Apricots opened the week
firm, but Peaches were weak. Figs continue cheap.
Hardly any Cherries came in. Figs are quotable
at 25@35c q box for single and 35@5Oc p boz
2O@50c p bx and 25@50c p basket: Cherry elu.ns,
35@50c = drawer: Green Apples 25@4Oc D box
and 2O@3Oc bskt: Red Apples, 75c@$l q box
25@50c q box and 25@4Oc . bskt: Aprlcots $50
Coo p box and 30045c p basket for Royals and
$3OG4O p ton TO the Gamers: Cherries, 50175c "a
box Tor black; Royal Anne, 50@75c q box.
BERRIES-Continue plentiful and cheap. Black
Currants, .$2@3 80: Strawberries So b0@5 for
Longworths and 81 75@3 p chest for large berries.
CITRUS FRUITS-1en cars Oranges came In,
making eighteen In two days. They are not very
firm. Navels are quotable at $2@2 so p box:
Seedlings, 6O@S6c: California Lemons, $1@1 so
for common and $2@3 for good to choice: Mexican
Lines, $4@4 80 p bx; Bananas, 81 25@2 p bunch
Pineapples, $4@5 p dozen
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

wHEAT-The stock on hand in warehouse is
shown elsewhere.
The market is dull and Of holiday character,
there being little disposition TO trade, No. l. 1884
@95c; choice, 9614c; lower grades s5@921ac: e1-
ira choice for milling, $1@1 021a p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SESsIoN-December-200
tons, 81 027s; 500, 81 p3; 800, 81 0S1s. May
100, 81 0914.
AFTERNooN SESSION December 600 TONS
81 03: 100, 81 031s.
BARLEY-Both Feed and Brewing are quoted
lower and quiet. Receipts were heavy, being 49,
295 ctls. New Feed is worth 60@6114c and old
Feed 60G621z, according to color. Brewing, Cog
7212c . ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoS-10 o'cock-No sales. .
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decembe r-140O
tons, 631sc: 900, 627sc.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-December-100 tons, CSC;
OATs@Niilling quotable at sl@l o5 p ctl; fancy
Feed. Sigh 05 2 ctl; good to choice. s71a@95c:
common to fair. s0@S5c; Gray, S21a@s7 1ac; Sur
prise, e712c@S1 0712 r ctl.
CORN-Deaiers quote quiet and unchanged
market. Large Yellow, 81 1212@11 lT12; Small
Round yellow, 81 l5@1 20; White, 81 o5@1 10 @
RYE-ouoted at sO@s114c for old and s21a@s6c
q ctl for new.
BUCKWHEAT-S5@95 q ctl.
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-Another slight advance is quoted and
sales Of gt-edged creameries even over the top
quotations reported by some dealers. There is
less excitement however, and not so much dispo-
stion to boom things.
CREAMERY-Fancy, 151a@16c; seconds, 131a@
141ac p ID.
DAIRY-Fancy, lac p 10: good TO choice, 100
l31ac; medium grades, 11@121ac; store butter,
nominal.
CHEESE-Fancy mild new, 6@61ac p ID: COM
mon TO good, 4@5c; Young America, 597c; East
ern, 1112@l21ac; Western, case p ID.
EGGS-Eastern are in too heavy receipt and
dealers putting them into cold storage. Cali
fornia weak and very dull. Eastern, 14(915c;
Duck Eggs. l5@16c; store Eggs, 13@l4c: ranch
Eggs 15@16c q dozen. and Tic for recognized
nrar do ora cialc r1afnr
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-The Eastern markets
continue to improve and the trade look for in
creased activity shortly. The feeling is very firm
Heavy sailed steers are quotable at 10c 2 ID
medium. s1a@9c p ID: light, 8@S1ac p ID: Cow
hides, S@S12c; saited Kip, &c; sailed Calf SC;
19c p ID: crlls and brands lac U ID: dry
Kip, 14@l6c Cry Calf, zoe; prime Goatskins, zoo
95c each Kids. &c: Deerskins, good summer. 3Oc
q H. medium. 15@25c; winter, l0@15; Sheep
SKINS shearlings, 10@20c each; short wool. 25@35c
each: medium, 30@45c each; long wool, 4O@60c
EACH Culs of all kinds about 1sc less.
TALLOW-No rendered, 4iz941ac: country
Tallow, 4@414c; refined, &c: Grease, 3@312c p ID.
WOOL-New lambs and fall clips are quoted at
6@Sc Quotations for the spring clip are as fol-
lows: Humboldtand Mendocino, 1212@131ac p ID
Choice Northern, 10@1lc p ID: San Joaquin, seven
months, 6@Sc; Nevada 7910c; Eastern oregon,
heavy. 7@8c; do choice, S@1Oci Valley Oregon,
12@131ac p ~
HOPS-We quote good to choice, 4@6c p b; in
ferior and old Hops, 2l0Sc Ts ID.
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POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES

POTATOES-Steady. Burbanks, in boxes, 50c@
81; In sacks, 40@60c: Early Rose, in boxes, 40@
Soc; in sacks, 40@50c.
oNIoNs-Are rather easier. New Reds, 65@75c
p ctl Silverskins S0@90c ctl.
VEGETA BLES-Y esterdays sales were as fol-
lows Green Peppers, 50@75c p box; Green Corn
35@75c q SIX for Vacavile and $l@1 so p box for
Bay; Tomatoes from Vacaville, 75c@$l %, latter
figure for 6-inch bxs; from the River, Summer
Squash, 5O@75c for Bay: Asparagus, 81 25@1 rs
for ordinary and $2@2 DO for choice; Rhubarb, 80
@50c: Green Peas, 2@21ac p 10: String Beans, Ia
121ac for Green, 3@31ac for Refugee and Foun-
tain and 2@3c for Golden Wax; Marysville Gu
cumbers, 25@40c p box; Bay Cucumbers, 75@
90c p box: Dried Okra, 15c p 10; Green Okra, -:
Egg Plant, 8C91Oc p ID; Dry Peppers, 121a@l5c:
Cabbage, 75@S0c q ctl; Feed Carrots 30@40c;
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-No change to report. Ba-
con is quotable at S@S1ac q ID for heavy
and s1a@9c p 10 for light medium, 11@l112e for
light, 12@1212c q for extra light and 1212@l3c
for sugar-cured; Eastern Sugarcured Hams, I2q
1212c; California Hams, 101a@l1c; Mess Beef, 81
al 80 q Dbl; extra mess do, $S@S so; family do,
$17 50@ls y Dbl; mess, $16@15 so p Dbl; Smoked
Beef, 91a@10c p h.
LARD-Eastern, terces, 61ac p h for COM
tierces, &c for compound and 71ac for pure; half
bbls, 7S4c; 10 ID tins, SC p ID; do 5b, Size Q h
10 ID tins,