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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
Marriage LicenseS

The clerk of the Hastings Court issued
marriage licenses 10 the following parties
yesterday:
T. s. Jackson and Sallie II. Duncan.
Charles Leonard DeMott and Kate
Jeter Hatcher.
Zeik G. Tiller and Mary s. Miller.
Robert II. Cook and Louisa Hathcocke.
Patrick J. Sheehy and Mary j. Burke
Richard T. Gaulding and Ella Parrish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
4 Brazilian Officer.

Commander Leon de Barrias. Of the Ia
Martina Brazilian TorYedoria. "Moxat. "
is I'm Richmond on a leave Of absence
from the Brazilian navy He IS stopping
with friends in the West End. The Com
mander is a most interesting person. lie
was educated at the best schools In Eng
land. and has travelled all over the world.
His first visit 20 Richmond was eight
years ago. and he has been here once or
twice since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

II was unfortunate that a typographical
error In The Times yesterday morning
made 1t appear that Mr.. j. Jacobus' sub
script.On to the German ward OF the
Virginia Hospital was only % cents. Mr..
Jacobus gave a much more generous
amount than that sum. for the item
should have been s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
ItayiSher Lynched

MEMPHIS. TENN. June le-William
Chandler, OF Alabama, a negro. met Miss
Hohens. pretty young white girl, on the
railroad near Abbeville. Miss, yesterday
morning. knocked her down. and as
saulted her. He fed. but was captured
and acknowledged his guilt. Last night
ne was taken TO a telegraph pole and shot
TO death
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

1000 Navy-Blue Polka-Dot Sun Bonnets.
17c.
White Corded Muslin Caps. 20 dozen.
Sc each.
Lace Muslin Curtain Caps. lace pompon.
our soc. style; IL dozen in this sale
for &c each.
8 dozen 75c. styles In this sale for soc.
each
Not one woman in ten. perhaps. knows
the sensation in Lace sales here. yet
hundreds OF yards have been sold in
the past ten days since our last an
nOuncement. There has been heaped
up here NOR kinds-meaning more bar
gains-which read something like this:
Lace Insertion, white beige and butter
color, about IS different pieces, worth
all the way from = 10 lOc.. to be sold
for &c. the yard
Star Patterns Medici Laces. the dam
test Toe. kind, for 35c.
Very wide point Venice Laces. the kind
you used to see for y. IS, and 5oc.. IN
white and butter colors, In this sale
for l2iac. the yard.
The centre tables OF Black Laces are
surely being depleted. for there are
&c. Laees selling for Sc.
zoe. Black Laces. l2b.c.
81 Black Laces, 25c.
yl.50 and $3.50 Black Laces. Sc.
$50 pattern All-Over Swiss Nainsook
Embroidery. about 60 yards In the
lot To-. the yard.
WASH GOODS, AGAIN.
More sensational IMAM ever. MOIc klllbS
more Of a kind. Prices even more
absurdly low than in the past. Wind
up Of the seasons output OF leading
manufacturers. Enough Wash Goods
10 stock two stores. And the sale
goes on merrily.
Jaconet Organizes, thin, sheer. plnks'
blues layenders. tans. with Dresden
figures Lie. yard for the 90
yards that have been selling for lZi2c.
Anglice Plisse the exquisite, soft, edge
like material. with every appearance
OF sllk-ngures and stripes and soma
blacks, reds, etc.-fOr sc. the yarh.
Matsuma Crepes-the real zoe. mate
rial--all the dainty colorings. more
than 100 pieces ready; 900 yards IN
this sale at 7-sc. the yard.
AT 47-sc. THE YARD.
Fine JacOnet Lawns, with pretty, small
figures and stripes. the quality or
which is finer and sheerer ana tho
goods are wider. than anything mere
tofore advertised ar this price. some
$500 yards in this lot. comprising "A
AT 47-sc. THE YARD.
Corded Dimities. white ground, with
small, neat figures.
AT Use THE YARD.
"a whole pieces OF the finest Princess
Ducks. in only the most desirable
color.ngs. not such as you see az .
10. or Pie. but the best also, striped
Galatea Cloth--the genuine Salated
that usually sells for 9c the YARD.
an Sixth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
lochland.

Information was received in this city
Tuesday OF the marriage OF Mr.. J. r.
Terry. Of this city. and Miss Bessie Loeb
land. Of Waco Texas. at that place. on
April oath. The couple Will visit Rich
mond in September
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

Grand Recorder of Knights Templar, o
yireinia-The Grand Master.

Mr.. William b. Isaacs, Jr.. was on yes
terday appointed grand recorder OF the
knights Templar OF Virginia, to succeed
his late lamented father. Mr.. Isaacs
upon the reception OF the official order of
Grand Commander j. Il. Corbin, which
follows. entered at once upon the dis
charge Of his duties II will be recalled
that Mr. Isaacs was recently appointed
Grand Recorder of the National Com
mandery OF Knights Templar. The official
order follows:
Grand Commandery of knights Templar
in Virginia,
Grand Commanders office,
Fredericksburg. Va, June II, 1885
Special order No. J.
\ vacancy having occurred in the office
OF Grand Recorder Of this grand body by
the death OF Right EmineH Sir VIII
liam Bryan Isaacs.
BE 1t known. that by powers vested in
me as Grand Commander | do hereby
appoint Sir William Bryan Isaacs. Jr.
Grand Recorder OF the Grand Command
cry of Virginia, to MI the unexpred
term.
Grand Commander.
TIE GRAND MASTER
Colonel J. T. Fitzgerald. Grand Mas
ter Of the Grand Lodge OF Virginia, ar
rived in the city yesterday from his home
in Farmvilie. His visit on this occasion
is Of unusual interest because he is ex-
pectcd 10 announce the successor to the
late Grand Secretary William b. Isaacs. Of
which he has the appointment.
Colonel Fitzgerald said last evening that
he had not made up his mind who he
would name. and that on account OF the
excellent material so choose from he
found IL very difficult TO reach "A deter
mination He said. however, that he
would make the appointment before he
left the city. only those who are past
master Masons are eligible TO the posi-
ton
The Grand Secretary is elected annual
~ by the Grand Lodge. and Grand Mas
ter F'itzgeralds appointment will hold
good until the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge next December.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT. June TO- 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balr!-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
A TK4MF'> nam.
s1s,oh 81 His Movements for Two SNORT
w.,k. White on the TO al

The following eurisg,iy IN s,.n lssTs'T on
wac 800 nsvcr Division o. the Ches-
me .S jan" and chic railway by the express
a ,sa, the life Of tramp If not an easy
one; ~ 'nii o NJ on night OF May ~. 1885;
LEI, csr ali night; got or at Mitchell.
i inS NAY NJ Soth, and walked over town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
IT'S PUBLIC CONFIDENCE

effort
in ne tno il
il We're
bunr task t
Concise for Yourself
eNy, good toeee and cheapeS
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IE0ION " INfD
piobroon1 Va lime 10 1895

Captain J. Taylor Stratton. In speaking
Of the report to the effect that his name
had been mentioned IN connection win
the position Of chief OF police. said:
Il am IN no way candidate Tor the
niace. and would not accept II II offered
me. am. however. candidate Tor
he next Ieglslature.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
THE MARKET HAS TAKEN A DROP,

and
trmh unes,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

NJ I'E, ITiE NM =
Nearly 1000 yards OF the finest French
Jaconcts. 30, 30. and 25c. kinds. and
the lot comprises some OF all the de.
signs you have seen this season.
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Following is a statement of the cash balances of
certain mining companies on the first Monday Of

The Centennial Eureka mine of Utah paid divi-
dend OF $50, 900 on February Is.
The Standard Con- Mining Company will pay
dividend of 10c per share on the Goth.
The following official reports have been placed on
file:
SIERRA NEvADA-The south drift started at
point 340 feet from the mouth of the Layton tun-
mel is out total distance of LAB feet: advanced 43
feet dur ing the week; face in porpbyry and quartz
UNION SHAFT-The Joint west crosscut from the
south lateral drift near the sonth line of the NINE
1920 feet west of the shaft, 900 level has been ad-
vanced 20 feet during the week; total length 54S
feet; face in formation Of clay quartz and por-
phyry. The Joint east crosscut from north
lateral drift. 900 feet north of drift $40 feet
of shaft 900 level, has been advanced II feet;
total length 1913 feet; face in porphyry and clay.
CHoLIAR-The north drift on the eighth floor of
the north slopes above the $50 level has been
ried to total length of 40 feet; advanced during
the week. IA feet: face in low grade quartz The
Wine from the $50 level has been sunk IL feet;
total depth, 70 feet; bottom in low grade quartz
and porphyry, with small stream of water run
ming in from the west, which so mpedes progress
that the work of sinking has been stopped. Have
completed repairs the $50 level shaft station and
west drift and have cleaned out and repaired where
necessary go feet of the north drift that level
There is no change OF Importance 10 report the
800 level s,ope. Repairs at various points are un-
der way. Extracted during the past week and sent
to Nevada mill for reduction 1913 and 100
pounds OF ore, the average battery sample of which
was $37 13.
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A Slave to the ouinine Habit.

There are fends and fiends. In Terre
Haute the other day l ran across a quinine
fiend. l have seen almost all the other
given to opium, morphine, alcohol, to-
bacco, cinnamon, coffee and red peppers
but 1 never before happened to run up
against a regular quinine hitter for the
mere love of the thing. This was a short
stocky- built man, who had the appearance
of perfect health. He said he had forme
the whisky and quinine habit on the Ohio
River bottoms many years ago to fight the
shakes, and finally concluded to drop the
whisky and keep up the drug. He said it
caused sense of enlargement in
compared to the sensations of an ac-
tive opiate upon the experienced user and
SO he had for years continued its use as a
mere indulgence for its grateful and sensa-
tlonal effects. While | was talking TO him
in the hotel he drew from his pocket
small oilskin pouch partly filled with
qulnlne in the ground or powdered form,
and from this little bag he took perhaps
ten grains on the big blade of his knife and
conveyed it to his lips. This was only one
OF about five or SIX such doses he used each
twenty-four hours. How he can survive it
is mystery. He told me he was like and
unlike a certain Boston drunkard, who
some forty years ago, was due to die of
consumption within doctors limit of six
weeks He discarded doctoring and took
to straight whisky and codliver oil. After
few months he dropped the oil, but for
these forty years he has kept up the
friend said, between him and the Boston
man was that he had dropped the whisky
instead of the quinine.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat
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probably enter the continent on the California
coast. At present no storm is apparent, but the
barometer is falling quite rapidly along the Central
Californian coast, and storm conditions might de-
veop by Tuesday night.
Following are seasonal ratnfalls this season as
COMPARED with same date last season: Eureka
49, 40 last season 43.45: Red Bluff 2429. last sea
son 1850: Sacramento 81 81 last season 1345 San
Francisco 21.97, last season 1884: Fresno 1919,
last season 6.13: Los Angeles 11.4ff, last
$50: San Diego 9S6, last season 1892; Yuma 2.97,
last season 1.99 inches
San Francisco data; Maximum temperature, 65
deg. minimum, 81 deg: mean, So deg.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight, March 5. 1895:
For Northern California-Probably fair weather
but with increasing clOudiness; nearly stationary
temperature; fresh generally northerly winds.
For Southern California-Probaby fair weather
but with increasing cloudiness; nearly stationary
temperature; light to fresh generally northerly
winds.
For Nevada-Fair weather; nearly stationary
temperature.
For Utah-Fair weather; nearly stationary tenn
perature.
For Arizona-Fair weather; stationary tempera-
ture.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature during Tuesday, be-
coming cooler Tuesday evening; increasing cloud-
ness Tuesday: fresh northerly winds, probably
shifting to westerly Tuesday evening.
w. II. HARMON, Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-05
cREEK ROUTE FERRY

From SAN FRsECISGO-FoOt Of Market Street (S7 S)--
*7:o0 500 9:o0 $1,000 HOGAN.
1870 tl;co 900 3:co 800 500
*6:oeP.M.
From CAKLAED-Poot Of Broadway 500 @T.oo
800 1900 1000 *11:O0 AM, t12.oo
1850 2:oo eco 4:ro a6.nn "
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DRIED FRUITS, EAIsINs. NUTS. ETC.

DRIED FRUITS-Though business is tolerable
it has fallen OFF somewhat during the past
week or two. Prunes, four sizes, are quot
able at 41sG434c o ID. and &c for the fifth size;
smaller sizes. Apples, 1se5c for chartered,
4Ih@5c for sliced and 5l512c evapOrated: Bleached
Peaches, 4@61ac; Apricots. 5l2@7c for fair to
choice and 71ac for fancy Moorpark; Pears, 40
41ac for evaporated halves 3@4c for quarters and
li902c for inferior goods; Plums, 312@41t2c for
ptted and 11s@2c for unpitted; Figs black, Sc for
pressed and 112(62c for impressed.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Rasins-
4-crown, loose, are quotable at 4c p III; S-crown.
21ac; 2-crown &c p 10 seedless Sultanas, &c p ID;
seedess Muscatels, 2@l214c: 3-crown London lay
ers 81 1901 80 u box; clusters, So 25@2 10; De-
hesa clusters So 50(G3; Imperial clusters, 81 rs;
4-crown loose, nominal; Dried Grapes-l14@l12
2 ID.
NUTS-Chestnuts are quotable at 6@7c q ID;
Walnuts quotable at 7@9c p 10 for paper
paper-shell and softshel, and 5@17c for hardshen;
Almonds, 3@4c for hardshell, 5971a for softshell
and S@9c for papershel; Peanuts, 5@6c for Eastern
and 46l41l2c for California; Hickory Nuts, 5(G6c:
PecanS &c for rough and Sc for polished Filberts,
s@9c; Brazil Nuts, 7@712c q ID; Cocoanuts, $50
so p 100.
HONEY-Comb is quoted at 11@13c p h; water
white extracted, &c: light amber extracted, 512@
&C; dark amber, 5t951ac q 10.
BEESWAX-25G27c Il u.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-05
CHICAGO MARKETS.
May Wheat Closed Firm at an Advanced
Price.

II
Price.
CHICAGO, March 4.-The wheat market started
firm with plenty OF buyers of May at 54ssc
whereas the majority sellers at that rs the
trading came to halt on Saturday Inside OF the
first ten minutes the price had reached $3.50
54$4c. The foreign markets were ali quoted strong
and higher at the opening. The French markets
retained their strength the Close but Berlin was
quoted winding up with ! mark decline for
March and IA mark for later months. The Paris
market showed further gain to-day of from S4c
for March to &c per bushel for May-August term.
Liverpool stocks OF wheat 224 900 bushels less
than they week ago. The total quantity re-
ceived at primary markets was 1000 bushels
The amount of wheat on ocean passage increased
$4,000 bushels during the week, which more
than OFFSET decreased visible supply here of
rise in price here 55c for May, which was mainly
in consequence of the French advance. The mar
ket reached 551sc at which figure there was free
realizing. causing drop from the top but May
closed firm at 5434c.
The corn market was barely sustained by firm
ness IL wheat. None of the days news was of u
character 10 change previously formed opinions
May opened at Al Zee and closed at that price bid
The lowest was 44$4G447sc, and the highest
451sc.
market and very quiet session was passed.
Prices were hrmer during the greater part of the
session IN sympathy with corn, but at the close
was 291sc for May after having sold as high as
293sc.
Provisions were firm at the opening, and it de-
welcomed the offerings not sufficient 10 supply
the demand, which was supposed 10 be largely
from Cudahy. The days gains for the May de-
liVerics were 1712c in pork, 712c in lard and lQc
in ribs
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from Marselues; stmr Massachusetts, from Lon
I,,Dortations,

Importations.
COoUILLE RIVER-Per Bandorille-5 cs black
sand bdIs hides 1000 N shingles 6 ~ SKIS Ghsti
pkgs LIQUOR. 3 pkgs mdse, 10 M II spruce lumber
$50 SKIS potatoes ls1 bxs apples 10 bbls saoh hxs
POINT ARENA-Per Albion-6 cs butter, DIS
salmon cs eggs, So bxs apples =
COOS BAY-Per Arago-7oO tons coal, SKIS
bxs pork, 4 bdls blankets, cs eggs, 31s obis
salmon, 1855 SKIS potatoes. 20
NEWPORT-Per Eureka-76 bxs oranges. IL
San Pedro SKIS ore, pkgs mdse.
East San Pedro-44 bxS oranges 4 cs extract
Hueneme-4 pkgs mdse, g bxs butter, cs eggs,
Los Angeles via San Pedro-2 pkgs mdse, 2 oxs
oranges. ~.
dried peaches, 8 cs eggs, SKIS dried prunes z SKIS
dried apples, 40 SKIS dried fruit. 90 ,.o. 20
Santa Barbara-35 pkgs mdse, 20 oxs oranges, ~
bxs lemons
Gsvota~2 bxs butter, 47::sks crawfish.
Arroyo Grande-20C SKIS beans.
Rocksiding-569 SKIS rock.
Nipoma-300 SKIS beans.
Santa Maria-10S2 SKIS bean.
Wigmore-100 SKIS wheat.
P railway stations-34 cs eggs, 100 b1s butter,
tubs do 39 cs cheese Al bxs apples, IL bxs fish, 10
Cayucos-1 tub $3.50 bxs butter, 46 dressed calves,
II odls hides, 16 cs cheese 20 cs eggs;
55 dressed calves, dressed hogs, pkgs mdse.
Monterey-2 pkgs mdse, 80 bxs apples, SKIS
abalones.
Consignees.
Per Bandorille-Smth's Cash Store; NJ NJ Nc
Muran; Coghill & Kohn; C NJ volkman;
Daweon; Cook; Fan Bros: Jacobsen & Lobee;
Preston & Mcknnon; Wolf dG Son; Fulton Iron
Works; Hume & Hart; u E Allison e. Co; Sandon
Wooden Mills; 7 MCGEE.
Per Arago-Baker & Hamilton; Bandon Wooden
Mills; D Keefe & CO.. Marshall, Teggart & Co; c G
Pencil 81 Co; NJ Detels; Smiths Cash store;
Standard Oil Co: Thomas Loughran; Jacobsen &
Lobree: w P Fuller ~ Co; Wood Gray & Co: W
Murray & Co; w B Sumner & Co; & Co;
Wells Fargo d Co; Neustader Bros: Goldstein
d Co.
Per Albicn-Wilson & Baechtel: Smith & Co:
American Union Fish Co; F B Raght; Zenter, Co
hen d Co; Norton Teller q Co,
Per Eureka-J H Cain d Co: D Tiedman d Co;
Brigham, Hoppe & Co; 3 G Ruhl Il Co; Ellis Bros;
NJ Atchison & Co; Dodge, Sweeney IL Co; Crown
Dstillery Co; Dairymens Union: Kowalsky IL Co;
De Bernardo g. Co: IL Tilden d Co; Jonas Eran-
ger; Marshall, Taggert d Co; Norton, Teller IL Co;
Chas Montgomery 81 Co; Smith & Co; Murray
Bros: Ross d Hewlett: Smiths Cash Store; Mar
tin; Wheaton, Breon & Co; Hammond IL Brod; 81
Wedleck; Schweitzer & Co; Brunswick; Sunset
Tel and t Co; Hoffman; NJ Freitas & Co; Chi
cago Brewery; L d Stone 81 Co; Getz Bros & Co;
G Home Supply Co; B Haight: Bissinger d Co;
ID z Allison 81 Co; II Dutard; Field IL S one Rs-
don Iron Works; American Union Fish Co; ] II
Dunbar; SinSheimer Bros; j Ivancovich d Co; NJ
Mitchell: \ Paadini; ID n e. e Walters; Enter
prise Brewery; Palmer 6 Rey; w Price IL CO. w
Clun " Co; NJ kalish & Co; Carpy q Co; t Rich
ardson; II Hickman 81 Co; Murray Bros & Co.. G
Onestt d Co: w Fuller & Co; Thomas e Kahn;
Buffalo Brewery: Kahn & Co; Page d Son; a
Fry & Co; c S Harvey.
For Late Shipping Intelligence See Eleventh Page.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 414c for June and
July delivery ex-ship and 4ss@41ac ex-warehouse;
Wool Bags. 2S@30c.
CoAL-Wellngton, 81 so p ton: New yelling
ton, ST so; Coos Bay, IS: Wallsend. ST: Scotch,
81 so; Brymbo, ST so; Cumberland, $13 so IN
bulk and SIS 80 in sacks; West Hartley, nominal;
Penns ylvania Anthracite Egg, $11@12; Camel,
ST SO; Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant
Valley ST 70.
SCGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all $500; Dry Grnnulated 434c;
Confectionery a, 1870; Magnolia A, 414c Extra
&, 41sc; Golden c, 37sc; D, $780, half barrels lac
more than barrels. and boxes loc more.
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Dealers report very
weak market and say that nothing prevents break
but lghtness of receipts. Heavy sailed steers, go
612c; medium. 59512c light, 414G412c; Cowhides,
414@5c; sailed Kip, 41ac; sailed Calf, &c; sailed
Veal 512c; dry Hides, usual selection 9@9 12c: dry
Kip, 712c; dry Gals, 12@l3c; prime Goatskins 200
35c each; Kids, SC; Deerskins, good summer 259
SOC; medium, 15@25c; winter, 10c: SheepsklnS,
shearings, lOG2Oc each; short WOOL 25td35c each !;
medium, 5o@45c each: long wool, 100000 each;
Culls OF all kinds about 12c less.
TALLOW-No. l rendered 4(G414c q ii: country
Tallow, 31ao4c: refined, &c; Grease. &c p 10.
WOOI-Free Mountain Fall quoted at 5@7c p ID {;
defective Fall, 4@5c: Southern and San joaquin
Spring 6@Sc.
HoPs-Cholce. 61a@71ac: common to good. 4t@6c
q n
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POTATOES. ONIONS, VEGETABLES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Volunteer new have
ABOUT ceased Tor the present. Sweets quoted at 75c
@@i q Gu Tor Rivers and 81 5O02 for the
choicer klnds; Early Rose, 45(a55c p ctl; River
banks, 3o@50c; River Burbanks, 30@4Oc: Oregon
B1rpanks, 4oGs9e; Salinas Burbanks, 75@s1 y ctl
Quoted at SOc@s1 Is y cti for good 10 choice and
40tG75c for poor Choice oregons sold up 10 ST. s.
ETABLES-Asparagus is lower Cucum-
Honolulu. There are no Beans or Peppers coming
in from Los Angeles at present. Arrivals were "a
boxes Asparagus and % boxes Rhubarb. Hotbouse
Cucumbers, 75c@S1 p dozen for large and 100000
2 dozen for small: Asparagus, 9Gl21sc D is for
ordinary and 15c for fancy: Rhubarb G07c - N.
Los Angeles Green Peas. 5td7c q 10: Bay Peas
= h; Mushrooms, l5@20c p 10; Dried okra
121sc; Dried Peppers, 1214@15c p ID: Marrowfat
Cabbage ao@60c . ctl; Feeo Carrots, 3OG4oc;
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Prices show no change worthy
of note. Bacon Is quotable at S@S1ac for heavy
and s13@9c for light medium; 10@101ac for light
and l3c p 10 for extra light Eastern Sugar-cured
Hams. 101R@11c: California Hams. 912@10c
Mess Beef, S7@7 so q Dbl: extra mess. do, $50
S So family do, $10@11; extra prime Pork
$40 5OG11; extra clear, SIT 5O@1S p Dbl: mess
$166l6 so p bbl; Smoked Beef, 912@10c y ID.
LARD-Eastern, tierces, 612@6S4c q ID for
compound and s1ac for pure pals 914c; California
half-bbls, s@914c; 10b tins, s12c p ID do 5-tb
&c = ID.
C0TToLENE-7s4c 2 ID in tierces and s1sc in
Ii.
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FRESH AND CITRUS FRUITs.

ORCHARD FRUITS-Apples,9 Oca$1 25 p box
for choice to fancy and 35@75c for common to
good.
CITRUS FRUITS-Three cars OF poor stock
were auctioned as follows: Fancy Nayels, 81 55@
l 80; choice do, 81 30@1 Co. standard do, 9Oc@
ST. 45: choice Seedlings, 70c@S1 10: standard do,
6oc@$l; Lemons Csc; Tangerines, in half boxes,
s5c Dates, 41a@5c; California Navels, 81 1892 SO
. bx: Seedlings 75c@S1 so: Sonora Oranges.
Sl@l 25 4 hox; Sicily Lemons, $3@3 so box; Cali
fornIa Lemons, 75c@Sl rs Tor common and 81 so
az so for good TO choice: Mexican Lines, 81 so
apnIps SbM7 q dozen.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-05
POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-was nominal yesterday, as. usual
on Monday. We quote California stock as
follows: Live Turkeys, 9@1Oc q ID for Cob
blers lO@l1c for Hens: Dressed Turkeys, 1l@
13c: Geese p pair. 81 5e@l 75 Ducks, $5@7:
Hens, $4a5 80 2 doz; BOOSTERS, young, IS 50e97;
do old So 50tG4 so r dozen: Fryers, So 5006:
Brolers, So 50d5 for large and SO 5O@4 for small;
Pigeons. 50 25@2 80 q dozen for young and
81 so for old.
Geese 50@75c Brant, $1@1 so p dozen, Honkers,
So: Hare, 75c@Sl p doz; Rabbits, 81 25@1 so
for Cottontails and 81 . dozen for small