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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-25
TELEGRAMAS DEL 'AEW-YORK HERALD

CTraduoitos expresapoatc para LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA)
HGban&, NO7iexnbre LEI General
Martinez Campos aco1lpa6ado 9pl Conc
raj AachaEnbro, ha vi6i5ad0 nos caballo
las pOsiCiones estrat6gicas 10 H. afueras
de 10 habana, con Obj0t>, sag1m SO cree.
de elegir los pUntOs d2nde SO han de colo.
car las nuovas bAterias cuando llegaon
los canonerOs Arupp, que se esperap.
Dicen de Pinar Gel Rio one 10 rnaYoria
de los rebeldee del distrito de la Vuelta
Abajo, SO han presentado las autorida.
des, sJidiendO clemencia.
El sohor Gourne, administrator de IN
ferrocarril, y que fu6 arrestalo en- Guam
tanamo por sospechas de compIicidad con
los lnsurrectos dic9n que es ciudadano
americana.
En una escaranuza cerca de Ciego de
Avila, las tropas leales lograron capturar
al Captain ingurFectO Jose Maria Agra
monte y q algUuoS otrog sublevados de i'm,
portanoia.
Los rebeldes han quemado alguuog
1uertes espaholes que estuvieron tempo
ralmente desprovistOs do fuerzas aIgun0g
dias, en- las provinoias dc Santa Clara v
Matanzas.
Washington. - Noticias particulares
reclb1das de la Habana esta manana anun-
clan que Carlos Manuel de C6spedes, que
logr6 desembarcar en- Cuba haoe pocos
dias, iba acompahado solo de II honbres
AN AOS OSA@N pV OAJOs OD4AAu 8lQuO0H
que 81 SO ha identidcado con la revoluci6n
con Ia esperanza de que ell prestigio de sl1
nonabre atraerfa otros que atn permane-
cen 1eales la causa espahola.
Cr6ese que Espada, una vez termina-
da la campaha de Cuba, propondra & los
Estados Unldos I'm nuevo tratado. me-
dante el cual ningdn s1bdito espaf1ol ten.
ara derecho ser reconocido como ciuda-
dano americana por las autoridades esDa.
nolas, s1no presenta un certif1cado legal
de haber resididO cuandO mGnos cinco
amos en- los EatadOs Unidos,
Telegrafia Mr.. Ramon O. Williams
Consul General de Los EE. UU. en- la Ha,
Oana, que SO ha sobreeeido la causa de Jo-
90 Martinez Gonzalez y puesto este en- H.
Dertad; y que la de Victoriano Velez Pc.
rez ma sldO pasada las autoridades civi
les. Gonzalez f1e arrestado por sospecha
en- Sagua la Grande q fines de Septienn bre
uItlmo, slendo puesto en- libertad Z los Gin
90 dlas del arresto; pero inmediatarnfs,,ta
&ue de nuevO arrestadO Dor orden de- las
autOr1dades militares. Dice 81 one ea
ciudadano americana.
Perez tambien dice que es americano.
Anuncla asimismo Mr.. Williams one
el lnten dente General dc Cuba public6 Inn
decret0 en- 18 de Octubre, contra al 11sc do
termlnos vagOs en- los conocimientos v So
bordos de barcOs procedentes de nnsrtos
9xtrangeros. El decrotO impone znl1ltaa de-
10 100 pesos, desde ell dia prinosro de- ri
Clembre proxlno, los Oapitanes dc bar
COS, cuyos sobordos no est6n clara tar
minantemente ospecifcados.
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rizado por una ley, impusiere aIgun caatf-
go equivalente s pena personal, arrogan-
dose atribuciones judicieles, incurrira: IL
en- la pena de rehabilitation absolute tenn
poral, 81 ell castigo impuesto fuere eQuiva-
lente pena afictiva; q en- la pena de
suspension, en- sus grades medic y maxi
mo, 81 fuere equivalente pena correccio-
nal. g Ein la pena de suspension, en- sus
grades mfaimo y medic, ST fuore equiva-
lente pena Ieve."
Debo decirle tambi6n: 'q1a el Tribu.
nal Supreme en- s9nt8ncia d. 20 de No.
viembre de 1888, declare responsible del
dalito previsto y penado en- este articulo y
el siguiente & un Juez municipal que man
do ejecutar la sentencia dictada por 81 mis-
apelado de ella 81 Rcusado y de satisfacer
las costas que 80 le ir0pusiaron. Ell apaT.
tado 10 del art1cul0 1913 dice: FSi ia Dena
arbitrariamente imp1esta 80 hubiere ej9-
cutado ademas de los deternfuadas en- el
articulo anterior 80 apicara al funciona-
rio culpable Ia misina pona impueBta en-
81 mismo grado' el artfculo l94 dispona
10 que sigue: "Cuando la pena arbitra
riaInente impuesta fder9 pecunaria, ell fun
cionario culpable FGr5 casSigado:
Primero.-Con la iuh2bi!itaci6n abso.
'lta temporal y nulsa del tanto al trt-
p!o, Fl l. Den>s per 81 iuipuesta SO hubiere
ojecutado.
segundo.-Con j. de suspension en- sus
grados medio y E25ximo y muIta de ia
nttad al tanto, 81 40 ea hubiere ejecutado
por cauea independents De su yoluntad.
Tcrcoro.-Con Ia de suspension en- sI,s
grades Tnf6iKno 2 medic, 81 40 se hubiera
ojecutaco p0r revocation voluntaria Gel
7nismo funci0nar5o."
''En sontsncia de 16 de Mario de 1872.
declar6 81 TcibUaal Supreme, confirmaudo
TN fallo do L. A3dianoia de- ParnpIor.s.
Q10 com 80 81 daiiC0 provisto en este nj
marc 81 AicaLd8 cue, dasacatad0 p0r I'm
0aro3ui1T, al dia eiguionta 10 cit6 & Ia Ga
50 Consiatorial =glatau10Ie 81 Dr fera
3Ge - le l1str0vaae 8aEnaria 5 pagar una
TluIt3 dc 80 p"}s t;.8, ? habiend3 ogta1o
2oT abonar Ia mu4ta. Sc Ia irnpuso eli Al
calG3 81 biap no 81 llav6 ) af6cto."
I'm 20 28ferenta 10 qua mo dice acbre
! al L. pe0a de arrosGO nnenGr Gaba GufrirIa
2ncarrado el ciudadan0, le tnanifiesto q.ze
tengo antendido, este se cXting3ir3 segin
| 81 CO1lgO, en- Ia Casa Ayun taDi8nto 8 Ell
| "a Ok 1nls11o Coad0uaGo 3uauGo asi So es-
| peciiiqu9 en- IL sen5encia; de mauara cue
| 81 eE"i"rr3 no daja de sar una priei6n y "a
L0 s3Tie ttG7aet0 = para ei funcionario one
| cOnvi2rUa 2Qlzel en- este, esta el articulc
1876 del Coolgo que c6pi0: "Las Autori-
| G5sJtea = f1oclouarios civiles Y miiitares
| que, aun halandoBe en- suspense las ga :
/ rantlas con8titucionales, est. blecieren una
| penalidad d1sGinta de Ia pr Ecrita pr6via-
9lento por la ley para cuaiQui8r g6nero de
/ delit3s, Y los que ia apicaran, iDcurrirSn
| :aapaotivaInoct8 Y eegun les caeos sn las
pena9 sedaiadas on los tres agticulos en-
| teriores."
| Creo, amigo milo, habsrle dejado com.
placido en- darle mi opinion, arlnque pobre
| pOr ser un lego, su amigo s. s,
EE C0rresponsdE.
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LAS FIESTAS DEL PONCE De LEON.

LA CORRESPONDENCE del 20 del Co
rriente, public6 el programa de los feetoios
con que Ia culta ciudad de Ponce obseoi1i6
al Canonero de Guerra de la Marina nacio
mai que 4leVa su nombre, con OCCASION del
TegalO que dicho buQue haoe de gu Ban.
dera de combate.
Los diferentes ndmeros en- csc proQra.
ma conaignados, no han podido tener cum.
pllmlonto exacto, porque las lluvias cons
tantes de estos dias han venido & obstacu
1zar los bien dispuestos preparativos de Ia
Junta organizadora.
iLastima, en- verdad, que ell NAL item.
po SO haya empehado en- descomponer este
hermoso festival, debido las iniciativas
del Sr. Potous, digno fastuoso presen-
te de Ia ciudad de Ponce, Ia Marina de
guerra espahola, representada DOE los ca.
noneros "Concha" y "Ponce de Leon.
DIANA.
~ iysvss AZ 4 Jas 8 do a. maaana, las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-25
POR C A BILE

SerUtcao especial de la CoRREsPoNDENcI \
De nuestro corresponsal.de San Tho
mas, recibido osta maflana:
"segdn deaps cho dirigido desde Ca
diz al Ne20 York Herald, SO han embarca,
do va on diferootes puertos de la Penfn
sula, con destino Cuba, los treinta mil
honbres que forman 81 tercer cuerpo del
Ej6rcito expedicionario.
So han embarcsdo tambi6n los gene
da expedition. Las tropas han sido victo-
readas y despedidas carifosamente Dor el
pueblo = las autoridedos en Los puertos de
su exnbarque. Alabase mucho la precision
del MiEistro de la Guerra, gan8ral Azca-
rraga, en- este gran movimiento de tgopgs.'
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C2Ita dc Cuba
De n~estro corTespomsGl e's campana
Stgo. dc Cuba Is de Noviembre de 1898,
RECONOCIMIENTOS Y ENCUENTROS
OhcinI

Ssg1n nota adquirida en- ell Estado
Mayor, el dia 5 sali6 de operacionea Ell Ge-
neral Oanellas regresend0 el IL & Guanta
namO despu6s de haber recorrido Y batido
los puntos denOminadOe MaIdbes Cuero.
Hatibcm9co, Morr6IIo Playa BorrGc6o
sin hallar sefial alguna de desembarco CON
tinuando sus reconocimieutos por SuSptro,
CGsina6G, Algodonales, Ramon y P5nsienta
En- Ia Gloria halo la partida de Peri
quito Perez, cuyas avanzadas despu6s
de TN nutrido fuegO por 81 frente ambos
fancos, consiguiG apoderarge del csmps-
mento, donde SO hallaroa % arnas de fue-
so, municiones, c9balloS ? ropa. La Co
lunana tnvo heridos = los separatistas 8
muerb0s.
El mismo dia sali6 81 Coronel Segu-
Is, que regres6 tambien el II, despu6s de
haber reconocido '.Sabana Abajo, Pelade-
ros, Recompensa, Hierbe guinea, Ramon,
Santa Maria de Sabina, T0ntine y Maca"
dispereando en- "!2sm6n" la partida de
Luis Bonne de cuatrooientos hombres
tras un ligero tiroteo.
CONVOY AL COBRE
El lunes II por la madrugada, debi6
salir de esta un iraportante CONVOY Ga la
Administration Militar del Concrete
parf. la villa del Cobre, que hacia dos me-
ees 10 recihia provisiones. Sc decia cue
los irburrectos iban atacarlo.
Ell bravo CoroDel don Juan Teieda di-
riJl2 IN opeFaCIOI AevandO una columna
conpuesta do eus guerrillas, cuatro COM
pa1ias dc Constitution guerrillas mon
tadag. UnOs 900 hombres.
Poe muchos esfuerzos que Sc practica-
~ou, .ncluso el embargo de carretillas, no
pudieron reunirse los vehfculos bagaies
suhciantes para el transporte por 10 que
80 Gispuso q jar H. saliia para ell die ST.
guienGe, Mart u.
7 aqui entTa 81 laborantismo intencio.
nado = ei insconciente que hace rodar
Y engrOsar la bola,
Cesde lag primeras horas de la mana.
IA Sc susurFaba que en- puerto de Baya-
mo, alta Iona que forma una de las cordi-
ileras que circundan Cuba, Dor la parte
del Cobre, SO veian numerosos grupos que
SO suponian partidas insurrectas, suposi.
ci6n que creci6 al saberse que con ell con-
voy detenido en- Dos Caminos, quedaban
todas las fu9rzas de Ia columna sin que hu.
blera salido fanqueo alguno.
Muchfsimos fueron les que utilizando
geunelos y ant9ojos ss desojaron hasta dar
con las microsc6picas fguras que, en- efsc.
to SO agitaban, en- la cresta dol Puerto de
,yamo, por donde cruza ell camino real
de la Isla.
En- el acto cireul6 la version de que ell
convoy Sc habis detenido por que 10 espe.
Eaha una partida do mas dc 1000 homhres.
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La entrada de M. Bourgeois en- el go
bierno de s este rel trepdbelica, no solo es un
acontecimiento europeo.
Como iefe del partido RADICAL n,
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Nj los muertos, con TODD de ser mu-
chos, nj Ribot, con todo de scr un difunto
reciente, han llamado la atsnci6n pdblics
tanto como ell proceso del marques de Nay
We, acusado de haber dado muerte un
hijo natural de su mujer.
He aquf los hechos:
IA aadoEita Mass6, RIGA POE 81 casa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-13
REAppRAIsEMKNr OF TIDE LANDS


Not Permissible I'm Cases Where the
Lands Have Been sold.
Olympia. Dec. Ia-Special--The state
land commission having applied 10 the at
torney general for advice with references
20 the construction OF section -. page eSa.
laws OF 1855. regarding the REIMBURSEMENT
of tide lands. the following reply has been
received.
You state that many persons holding
existing contracts for the purchase OF
such property rs is prescribed in the given
section have applied 10 you for reappraise-
ment. and ask me whether you ara au-
thorized 10 reappraiss the premises under
such circumstances. The provisions OF
that section clearly imply that reapnraise-
ment can be made only when some cna
applies 10 purchase the premises. DO not
understand how you can entertain an ap-
plication to purchase the premises SO long
as there is an outstanding unesnoeled con-
tract for their sale. and this law does not
contemplate reappraisement excepting up
on an application TO purchase the premises
involved. ] am therefore Of the opinion
that you are not authorized TO grant re-
appraisement in cases where lands have
been sold and there is now an outstanding
contract for their sale"
In compliance with this opinion the COM
mission has reconsidered the action here
tofore taken on such applications. and ap-
plieants viii be notified that in order TO
further take advantage OF section &c IL Is
the opinion OF the board that abandonment
and cancellation Of existing contracts will
be necessary.
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San Francisco. Dec. Is-Arrived-State
OF California, Astoria and Portland: hktn
Uncle John, Tacoma: schr Eva. Gray's
harbor; San Benito Tacoma; Costa Rica.
Departure bay. Departed-Bk Richard Ill.
Nanaimo: bktn Catherine Sudden. Gray's
harbor.
Port Townsend. Dec. I2-Special.-Ar-
riyed-Sh Inyincihle, from San Francisco
for Port Blakeley: Br blk Norfolk Island,
from San Diego for Tacoma; blk Germanis,
from San Francisco for Whatcom. Sailed
Ship Wachusetts, from Nanaimo for san
Francisco; blk Dominion. for lumber from
HadlOck for Australia: sh louisiana. for
coal from Seattle for San Francisco; blk
j. ID. Peters. with coal from Seattle and
lime from Roche Harbor for San Fran
cisco. The blk G. u. Bryant. with lumber
from Gamble for Honolulu. is here TO ship
a crew for the voyage. The cruiser Phiia-
delphia is IN the harbor.
Port Gamble, Dec. Special.-Sailed-
Bark c. d. Bryant. Capt jacobson. for
Honolulu.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Sehome took four car loads OF
-four and grain 10 Victoria on Wednesday
night.
Schooner Lena Sweazey will go to Bal
lard this morning 10 load with lumber for
San Francisco.
Steamer Resale took another car load
OF mill feed 10 Victoria for the Northern
Pacific yesterday.
British ship Silver How left Vancouver.
B. c., yesterday morning and reached this
port during the night.
Ship Louisiana did not go out on We'd
nssday night as reported. She was still
waiting for a tug last evening.
The Lowell paper mills recently shipped
to Vancouver. b. c, on the Utopia sixty
five tons OF paper for Australia.
Tug Roche Harbor came off the ways
at Moran's yesterday with a new shaft
and rudder. She went to Tacoma to haul
scows.
Steamship City OF Puebla went TO
Smiths cove last night to take on zoo tons
Of Bryant coal She has on board 1,oo0
sacks OF wheat. and sails Saturday
Capt. III. II Morrison having sold his
tugbcat. the Magic. 10 the Puget Sound
Towboat Company for good figure and
handed her over, was requested to take
command of her for the company. and
DID SO yesterday.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma, Dec. 12.-spec'si.--Tho United
States cruiser philadelphia left Tacoma
this morning for Port Townsend and
Whatcom.
The steam collier Hlnneoia sailed today
for San Francisco with a cargo OF coal.
The steamer Victoria took out 100 cases
of OH and thirty tons OF -four and feed to-
dav for Victoria.
The steamer City OF Aberdeen brought in
20 boxes OF apples yesterday from Olympia.
The British ship Eaton Han took IN lin
ing today at the Ocean wharf. Tomorrow
sire win take on several hundred tons oe
wheat for "stiTenlng." She will then on
load the remainder OF her cement. 800
barrels, and then take a fun cargo Of
wheat.
Inspector Christian. OF the Puget sound
customs district has been transferred frous
the coast steamship assignment 20 duty IN
The Tacoma customs house. inspectors
Keeney, who has been one OF the local in
spectors. viii do the work formerly per-
formed by Mr.. Christian.
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THE STATE PENITENTIARY.
summary OF the Annual Report OF tho
Directors.


Olympia. Dec. n-Special.--The sixth
annual report OF the state penitenuary for
the fiscal year ending September -. 1895.
has just been fled with the governor. Tho
report in its entirety indicates a satisfac-
tory condition OF affairs at this, the larg-
est pubic institution OF the state. During
the past few years the Jute mill has been
"a source OF profit. but during the past sea-
son the officers have been able 20 dispose
of but "a small proportion OF the bags on
hand. Early this season. in order To COM
pete with dealers in imported bags. Ii Was
necessary TO reduce the price to 80 cents
per bag. this being within a small fraction
of the actual cost. out OF the total num-
Der Of 1885, $50 grain bags manufactured
only 56I.S l2 were sold. reduced sales 10 u
considerable extent being due to dimin-
ished crops. which fact accounts for thu
low price of imported bags. The chief rea-
son for the states inability TO meet this
competition is that while dealers could sell
at from sixty 10 ninety days time. the
warden. In compliance with law. must con-
fine himself TO cash sales. The only alter
native was 10 make a cheaper bag and un-
dersell competitors. The directors say
that the sale OF jute fabrics for a lesg
amount than cost OF production. the past
season. would have caused an actual loss
very insig nifcant in comparison with tho
benefits the taxpayers would have re-
ceived. could the penitentiary have fur
nished them with the products OF the juts
mill operated 10 its full capacity.
There has been manufactured this sea-
son 100000 bricks and there Is now on
hand In kiln 4e2. s2s bricks. a sufficient
quantity to meet all demands until opera
lions recommence in the spring.
The number OF conviots on hand Septem-
Der 80. 1885, was: Male. 406: female. 4. Re-
ceived during the year. 153. released. 1852.
OF which is were pardoned. escaped. 1
was killed by accident. by fellow convict.
The following table shows the number OF
convicts received from the several coun-
ties OF the state during the year and on
hand September 60, 1895:
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Rule - When case Is set for hearfnU
II must be tried or dismissed. unless good
cause - shown for n continuance.
Rule -, The secretary of the board shall
charge and collect for docketinS and other
services performed by him the following
fees.
!. For any applicant having q contest OF
contests before the board on any one APP
plication. q docket Zee OF s.
2 For copy of any document or paper Ga
file with the hoard. Is cents per folio.
Fer afsixing certificate and seal 50
cents
l. For certifying transcript on appeal ~
superior court. Is cents per folio and 50
cents for certificate and seal
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

Chicago, Dec. 12-The pressure 20 sell
wheat short was not quite so pronounced
as IL was yesterday afternoon. The Gin
csanati Price Current. remarking upon
the condition Of the winter wheat plant.
said that the weather was somewhat try
ing, and mapy sections were lacking In
snow protection. Minneapolis and Duluth
got go car loads less wheat than on the
corresponding day OF the week before.
The lake shipments appear 10 be over Tor
TIE season. today's outgoing all went by
rail and such was the case also regarding
the shipments posted yesterday and on
the day before. The three days guam
t:tv shipued BY raj amounts 70 E66. 90 bush
els and on the similar three DAYS or the
previous year the quantity shipped was
onlv rs 80 bushels The demand for wheat
ar Mlnrea polls. both b. the mlllers and
shippers. WAS sad 20 be surprisingly good,
ard San Francisco wired that. owing to
the competition between millers and ship
uers there. the price vas advanced 3 cents
per GENITAL Three cargoes, said a d.s-
patch from there. were taken FOR Aus
tral.a. and one for Cape Town The dis
match was one q the reasons for the ad-
vance here OF &C. in the first hour. May
opened Al sIesc. dropped % 6ihQGisc. rose
10 6I1s 46l-sc. dropped 10 Gle, and closed
AZ that
The corn market preserved its consist
eucv bv beng as dan and heavy toned as
Il has been Tor many days. Prices kept
almost stationary.
There was fairly active market for
oats. but business was considerably lighter
than yesterday.
Provisions were hrmer, and appear 70 he
receiving the support OF the packers The
result Of the DAYS trading was an advance
of IEl,c in January and s. in May pork.
si4c In January lard. and e1zc each in Jam
nary and May ribs.
closing Quotations
wheAt-December. s714c bid; January.
$40
vary. 257sc asked.
Catz-December. I77sc bid. February. Isc.
P9rk-Deceuber. S--75: January. sS.sTis.
Iar5-December. S5.o7iz: January. S5-2Zls
asked
Ri0s-Deeamber an1 January, tAZl4-
Live >IocE.
Most q the cattle offered today were
disposed OF II s. 5904 - 4 few common
steers went for So -. and plenty Of
choice heavy and medium weights brought
s4zl4 80 butchers and Gamers. S-a2sA
Hag=St@adv; sales were al SSes12-50.
sheep were fairly active. al unchanged
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstuffr and Grains.

Breadstuffr and Grains.
San Francisco. Dec. 2-Flour-Family
extras. s3.35li3 a.. bakers extras. s3.15aS25;
superfine. s.. s5Gs2Go per barrel.
Whest-Spr.ng, 81 per Genital for No. !.
and sl.0lA for choice; milling. si.o57 osa
Barley-Feed. fair to good, 6S46sl.c;
choice, S7izc; brewing. 75Gis0c.
Oats-Milllng. 70lI75c per GENITAL; Surprise,
90a97i1c: fancy feed. s0QS5c: good 10
choice, e71sGSoc: poor to fair, S7i.ae5c
black. for seed. s1lGQi.3o; gray, 65475c per
GENITAL.
Receipts-F'lour. quarter sacks, 400:
do. oregon, 6.237; wheat centals, sl.2ss; do,
Oregon. 200; barley, centsls, 26,672; oats,
centsls. SIS; do Oregon. AGO; beans, sacks,
sos: potatoes. sacks, S,267; do, Oregon, 2,i5l;
onions, sacks, e13; do Oregon, 40; hay,
tons, 5Si; straw. tons, 20; raisins, boxes,
100: wine. gallons. % 700. brandy. gallons.
5000: hides. number, 2i5
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Mddlings. $l3a2l; bran. sl2.5o91s.
Hay-Wheat. SSQl2; wheat and oats. s.
all: cat. t6Ql9.50; alfalfa. seG7.T5: barldy.
S. s06i9: clover, seGs7 50. compressed. Sc 600
II: stock. s5sls; straw, S5Sp5oc per bundle.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks, 60uS5c; R!v-
or Burhanks. 90a40e; Oregon Burbanks.
509as5c; river reds. 30a49c: sweets, sL50Q
175
Vegetables 49, Onions. 5OG7oc: cream
beans. 6@9c; green peppers. 25G50c; car
rots, 30I40c; cabbage, 5oc. garlic. Su5c;
dr.ed peppers. 6afl0c; green peas. 4g5c.
Fruit 49, Apples. No. I. 75cG1; COM
mon. 40TG0c: fancy. Sl.25; cranberries.
SIC 5o49i2. grapes. 50G75c In boxes; pears.
winter Nellis. 81 256fl50: other varieties.
40f3e0c: Mexican lines. $3.50: California
lemons, common. Sl0125. good TO choice.
81 5oCf2: fancy. s. 59l3. California oranges.
seedlings Sf.5-es2 %. uaveIs. s. 5oGIS-25, Jap
suese. s0cGSi.s5: bananas, Sl.2542. pineap-
pies. s2.5oG5; peIsimmons. 4o4 s5c.
Butter-F Fancy creamery, 26QZ1c: sec
onds. 2aa Sc fancy dairy. 23124c, seconds,
2l222c.
Cheese-Choice TO fancy. f0Gllc; fair to
good. 1a9c; Eastern. l@8l3'4c.
Pouliry-I.ive turkeys. l0G12c: ROSTERS.
old. So 1874; BOOSTERS, young, $iGfi50: bron-
ers. small. s2.5oGi5; large, S3,50Ri: hens.
si74se: ducks. Ad550. geese. si5091l -:
Is.
Game-Ducks. mallard, s4a5; teal. 81. 7sa2:
sprir. s.. wldgeon, 81; white geese. rs:
gray. 81 5od2 *; small ducks. Sis: quaI 81;
hare. HGl.25. rabbits. slQLA.
Eggs-store. 2o025c: ranch. 27a2ac:
Eastern. l9(T2lc; fancy Eastern, 22dz5c; Sc
lected white Eastern. sc.
Wool.
wool-Faii. short trashy San JOAQUIN
plains. 3a5c: good San Joaquin plains, 81
&c. southern and coast. 4dsc. mountain
woods. light and free ed7c: mountain
woods. defective and heavy. 5e76c: middle
counties. free. 7Gsc. middle counties. de-
foctive. 5G6c.
Hons.
Hops-5T7c per pound
Closing Quotations.
wheat-VeFy dull. May. SLo6&-
Bsriey-No trading.
Ccrn-S7tsc.
Bran-siA
Financial.
silver Bars 49,. s5ss Drafts. Sights
Mex Do rs .5+l5 "a Drafts. Te.eE' ph. -
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