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Evening journal., 1897-09-08
the accusation, and she was fined the
costs of the case.
HEARD a WOMAN SCREAM.
More Damaging Evidence Against Luet-
gert-His Love Letters Read.

Chicago. Sept. S.-Two strong points
we're scored by the prosecution IN the
Luetgcrt trial yesterday. and unless the
defense IS able TO impeach the testi-
mony of the witnesses their evidence
is likely TO have considerable weight
with the jury.
The two Witnesses We're Nicholas Fa-
Der. who testified that on the night of
May / he saw Luetgert and his wife
enter the sausage factory. and Charles
Hengst. who swore that on the night of
May l he passed the factory and heard
q cry from within, apparently made by
some one in pain. At the hearing be-
fore the police justice by whom Luet-
CERT was held TO await the action OF the
grand jury Hengst said that he could
not tell whether the cry was that Of
human being or of an animal. Yester-
day he said, however, that he was con-
fident that the cry came from a human
being. The defense relies greatly on
the statement he made before the trial
to impeach his testimony.
Faber grew confused somewhat on
cross examination and could not tell
whether the moon shone or whether It
was a cloudy night when he saw Luet-
CERT and his wife enter the factory on
the night of May 1, but he stuck stoutly
to his story that he had seen them en-
ter the factory shortly after 10 o'clock
on that night
The reading Of the love letters which
had been written by Luetgert to Mrs.
Feldt was great fun for the crowd in
the courtroom, and # was very embar-
rassing for the defendant, as In several
of them he had spoken in a sighting
manner Of the lawyers who are now
conducting his de cnse. saying that
they were greedy and mot able 10
handle a trial of such Importance" He
laid particular stress on the incompe-
tency Of Judge Vincent. who Is now the
| leading counsel for the defense. When
these portions of the letters were read,
! the lawyers laughed. and nobody en-
| joyed them more than Judge Vincent,
but IL was not pleasant for Luetgert,
who twisted around in his chair mop
ped his face with his handkerchief and
seemed to be uncomfortable generally.
The defense made a strong fight
against the introduction of the letters
and when the court decided they were
proper evidence the defense asked that
they be read in German, as they might
lose some Of their original meaning by
being read in English. This the court
also over ruled, and the letters went be-
fore the jury as the translator made
them out. he, however, swearing thai
the translation was entirely correct.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
standing of the clubs.
CONDENSED pIsPAToAEs.

Natural gas has been struck near
Warrensburg, Mo.
Hon. Edward l.. Pierce, the author
and philanthroplst, is dead.
Seth Lows letter OF acceptance is not
likely to be made public sooner than
the end Of this week.
The estate of the late William l..
Winans of Baltimore. who died I'm Lon
don on June %. is valued at $i2,6lOOOO.
Lord Salisbury's proposal for settling
the peace treaty between Greece and
Turkey has been accepted by the pow
ers.
II Is reported in San Francisco that
the Chinese port of Tung Yung Kow Is
to be sold 10 Germany as a naval sta
ton.
The dervishes have evacuated Ber-
Der. on the Nile. and the Anglo -Egyp-
tian Khartum expedition is moving to
occupy It.
A party of Chicago men who ascend
ed the Enchanted mesa. in New Mexi-
co. say they found traces Of ancient In
habitants on the summit
Several southern congressman and
iron manufacturers will urge the naval
armor plate committee 20 examine the
souths facilities for making armor
plate.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
HAYNES. MURDER TRIAL BEGUN
The sackets Harbor Soldier, Accused of
Numbering Two Women, In Court.


watertown, n. Y. Sept s.-The trial
of Edward G. Haynes, the private in the
Ninth infantry. stationed at Sackets
Harbor, who is accused of the murder
Of Mrs Mary Daily and Mrs. Wilbur
Crouch, began in this city yesterday be-
fore Judge Wright. The crime was one
OF the most horrible ever committed in
northern New York. on the eve of
April 10, Haynes, alias Allen, engaged
a rig of a liveryman He went to the
barracks and got Mrs. Wilbur Crouch
and Mrs. Mary DAILY, two domestics
employed by Lieutenant Anderson, and
took them FOR a drive. Early the next
morning the rig returned to the livery
stable, and the bodies OF the two wo-
men were found therein, having been
shot.
Half an hour after the arrival Of the
rig at the livery Haynes. the soldier.
staggered into the mess hall In a faint
ing condition, with a number Of bullets
in his body, and accused Wilbur Crouch.
the husband of one of the murdered
women. of committing the crime.
Crouch was placed under arrest and
brought to this city and jailed, but was
liberated on May II, when the grand
jury indicted Haynes.
One interesting feature Of the trial
will be that for the srst time since its
invention the workings Of the X ray
machine will be offered in evidence, and
the defense will have as a witness DR..
Gilbert Cannon of this city, who ap-
plied his Y ray machine to Haynes.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
NEWS FOR OUR FARMERS.
Reports From France and Russia on tn,
Scarcity of the Crops There.

Washington Sept. S.-W +. Atweil
commercial agent of the United States
at Roubaix, France sends TO the state
department a report on the short wheat
crop In France. He says the crop ir
France and, in fact. I'm all Europe has
fallen much below the average and that
it Is estimated that the United States
and Canada win be called upon TO eX.
port from 1200OO.0 600 to SO,O00O00 bush
els more than they exported to Europe
last year. France win require about
c9.O00,00O TO meet the deficiency in that
country.
Consul Heenan, at odessa. has made
quite an extensive report to the state
department concerning the failure of the
crops in Russia. Hc says the failure
began in December. when serious doubts
We're entertained concerning the safety
OF winter sOwn grain. notably winter
wheat, on account OF the dry season and
scarcity Of snow. resulting in failure OF
about half OF the winter wheat. There
was a good prospect OF spring sown
wheat. and large arens were sown, but
the wet season lasting into the harvest
destroyed a great deal of the grain. m
many districts II has been the wettest
season ever known and grain has been
destroyed by both rain and hail. Much
of the grain was not worth the expense
of binding The grain received at
ODESSA is of a very inferior quality. Bar
ley shows much dscoloration and Is un-
der weight. There seems to be an aver
age crop OF oats.
The report predicts that little wheat
will be exported from Russia during the
season Of 1898. as there is little avail
able for that purpose. the old stocks be-
ing practically exhausted and the new
crop little more than sufficient for home
demand. The failure OF the wheat crop
IN Austro- Hungary, Roumania and Bull
garia, Consul Heenan continues, has
brought buyers from these countries in
TO Russia, and wheat which would or
Clnarily leave Odessa by steamer rs
destined to go by rail from the interior
into the countries named. How much
wheat Russia can afford 20 let go Is q
question which is being discussed. and
the report adds that 1t has been inti-
mated that the export OF certain cereals
may be altogether prohibited. Consul
Heenan declares. however, that there Is
no foundation for the reports and that
Russia will never again be led into sucf
an error. Tho country Is still suffering
from the last prohibition. The country
| learned at that time that the world !.
not dependent on Russian wheat.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
Loo,.s Like a suicide.

Kingston. n. Y. Sept. s.-John Edison
Walker an architect and real estate
agent of this city. was found along the
Waikiki Valley railroad track at Binne-
water, near this city. with his throat
cut. His own razor, covered with
blood, was found near by, and the
wounds are believed 10 have been self
inflicted, although the man was unable
to tell anything regarding his condition.
Walker Is over 60 years of age. lie
never seemed to prosper in business and
was much given TO litigation He fall
ed to collect money for plans for Rosen-
dale church recently, which led to de-
ennnlnnrN
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Held as Professional Beggars.

New York, Sept. s.-Hirsch Grossman
and Abraham Cohn, who recently ar
rived on the steamship Patria from
Olevsld, Russia, were detained at the
Barge office. These two men were in
America two years ago. They saved
money by begging, it is claimed, and
returned to their homes. where they
purchased a row of houses. They now
come back for the purpose of obtaining
money to furnish these houses. They
wcre detained as professional beggars-
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A cuhan Refuree Arrlres.

cysw York. Sept. s.-Lorenzo Wives, a
Cuban refugee. arrived here on the
steamship Yumuri. and It is said he
brought dispatches to the Cuban junta.
Wives tells a story of imprisonment and
suffering at the hands Of the Spaniards
In Cuba General Lee, Wives says. saw
ed him from death or deportation.
Wives is an American citizen. The Off
cials at the junta, while they admit
knowing Wives, deny that he brought
any correspondence from the insur-
gents.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
Tbe ,Iapan-HawaII ArbitratIon.

Washington. Sept. S.-The full text OF
the formal acceptance by the Japanese
government Of the proposal to arbitrate
its differences with Hawaii has been
received in this city and a copy dellv-
cred to Secretary Sherman by the secre-
tary OF the japanese legation. Mr.. Mat
su. 1t is from Count Okuma. minister
of foreign affairs. to II. Shimahura,
Japanese minister to Hawaii.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
a FIorIda ProclamatIon.

Jacksonville. Fla, Sept. s.-Thc state
board of health has issued a proclama-
ton excluding from this state all per-
sons and baggage from the yellow fevei
infected points in Louisiana and Missis-
sippi unless accompanied by a certifl-
cate that they have not been exposed
to the disease within Is days from the
time of departure.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
snowman Probablr prowned.

Buffalo. Sept S.-Latest news from
Fort Erie confirms the belief that John
Meany. scowman. was drowned on the
Canadian side Of the Niagara river.
The scow upon which he was riding
sank suddenly, presumably from a leak,
and nearly carried a tug along with IT,.
Meany has not been seen since, and Il
is believed he was carried down the
river.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
shnt nt one. nIt Another.

sElenvilIe. n. Y. Sept. s.-John Ton
cry. watchman. became involved In a
quarrel with John Taylor in a saloon
At this place He drew a revolver and
shot at Taylor The bullet struck Ira
startup in the groin. Startup was SO
dangerously injured that Tonery was
arrested.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
wetier,s pubIio Sentiment ractory.

Havana. Sept S-A wealthy planter
birth and a resident of over 30 years at
Consolation del Sur. Senor Rodriguez
San Pedro. who is ciyil governor of the
province of Plnar del Rio. has Informed
Captain General Weyler that in his
opinion the government. may withdraw
khe regular troops from that province.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
peatI Of a MiIIionaire's MotAer-in-Iaw.

Cleveland. Sept S.-Mrs. II. l.. SPELL
man, mother of Mrs. John d. RocEe-
feller. died at Forest HIN, Mr.. Rookie
feller's Cleveland home. She was SS
years old and had been in failing health
for some time. For the past few weeks
physicians had remained at her bed
side day and night.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08

The Greater Wilmington Printing
and Publishing Company, southwest
coner Of Fourth and Shipley streets, is
prepared TO do printing Of every de-.
scription quickly and efficiently.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
Nou Armarr Dor Hndson.

Hudson. n. Y. Sept. S.-The corner
stone Of she state armory here has been
laid with Impressive ceremonies.
Evening journal., 1897-09-08
MINNIE WAS FINED.

Annie Kesler. in Magistrate Kelley's
court, charged Minnei Perconski
with circulating improper reports
about her. Minnie failed to disproye
Evening journal., 1897-09-08

j. Edward Addicks is preparing his
bid for the lease Of the Philadelphia gas
works.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11
COINAGE OF THE MINIS.

Total resources s:.................s ss7o, ,2Ss, :
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11

York has stopped further buying forthe present
Deliveries fer actual cousumptlve purposes, of all
classes OF Coffee, have been abnormalIy small in
view of the very light stocks known 10 exist in
ioobers' hands. which latter tact is about the only
encouraging prospect in view just now. Quota
lions have been revised to some extent, but with
the exception of those for unwashed salvador they
are larley if not wholly nominal T-day's STOCK
consists of S245 Costa Rica, 172 Nicaragua, 35 70
"a vador. l1.757 Guatemala and 5000 Mexicau-
all 1854 against 636 same time last
year." We quote:
COSTA RIcA-1s@lsc p n for good to prime
washed: 1T@lI1ac for good; 1e9l63zc for good
mixed with black beans; l5@l6c for fair; lOa
1315c nominal for common to ordinary.
SALIVA ADoR-l79lSc for g cd 10 prime washed;
Is 514G 1890 2 10 ior fair washed; SGl9c = p for
good 10 prime washed peaberry; I3l4@l4c for
superior unwashed; l-1ac for good unwashed !;
l61s9l7c for good 10 prime unwashed peaherry.
GUATEMALA AND MExIcAN-1s1zG21c > n for
prime 10 strictly prime washed; l7146lSI4c for
good tv strictly good washed 16Gl7. for fair
washed l3Gl5c 2 h for medium; IOGI21,c for
ordinary: s91Ss4c for Inferior 10 common: l9@
2Oc Tor good prime washed peaherry: l61balTc
tor eooi to prime unwa ashed peaberry
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: ube and Crushed md Fine
Crushed. 6l4c: Powdered. 5s4c: Dry Granulated.
51sc: Con fectiOners' A, 51sc Magnolia A. 43ac;
Extra e, 45sc: Golden {, 41ac: Candy Granulated.
5iAc; half oarres i4c more than barrels and boxes
L.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Caicutta Grain Bags, spot, 5Ac; June
July delivery. 5s4c; San Quentin, So 40; Wool
Bags, 24@27c.
CoAL-A local circular says: "Durfng the week
there have been five arrivals OF Oregon ana Wash
iugton Coas-l1 $50 tons. TWO from British Col
uu hia, 1928 tons, and two cargoes from Australia
1855 IONS. The arrivals OF Australian came TO
hand very opportuney as the ards are entirely
bare OF Colonial fne contracts are being flIed
with Coass Goals which suostitut d for AusIra-
naR Corral Hollow product Will shortly be on the
market soliciting the OF consumers II IL
has the characteristics claimed for ii Il viii as
sured4y hnd favor with the public The change of
weather has materially diminished domestic cor
sumption, as fuel for crate uses is nos re-
quired. Saes OF steam Goals are holding M the
general com plant among the wholesale dealers is
that profits are cut too fine. CON petition is too
ney and Newcastle foot up over $4,000 tous ca
pacity, and from swansea over $40 o ,ons all or
which should arrive here this it Is very
evident where may look for over q z of our
fuel supply in 1se7 The latest freight Quotations
from swanses aud the colonies snow decline. SO
this should help our Industrial interests"
Wellington is quotapIe at SO: New wellin rton.
seattle. s5 50: Bryant: S5 SO; Coos BAY. 81 Is
z ton; Wsllsend, 81 g TON; Cumberland
vanla, Apthrscite Egg. slial2 . TON. Wash = :.
Castle Gate and Peassnt Valley, 81 SO; COKE,
Sl1@l2 in bulk and Sl3 p ton In SKIS
CANNED SALMON-The Alaska Packers, a.
soeistion ion quotes Red Salmon as follows: In lots
2 dozen; 75,0uo cases. s0c p dozen. net caan o
b. ex-ship
CoFEEE-C. r. Bicxford's circular gives tn. re-
ceipfs at this port during the d ;st three months OF
1897 at 4S 522 bags. against 52,13S baos durine
the same period in 1896 The sa es from first
HANDS were S0.s50 bags, against Al .u22 The STOCK
in first hands April was 8 29s bags. against e.
0Sl april !, 1875. The words visible supplv
April ! was 4.lsl06o bags, against p S3s go
April 1895 The circular says: "The constant
and most daily decline in the price OF this sfaue
business practically to standstili here. The onty
transactions of any moment during the past fort
dor, as noted below, and were mainly of specula-
tive character, starting from 13lac and graduaIIv
declining with each sale IL Iac at this writing
There parcels st II Offering at this a ure -hr1r
another drop OF lac to-day in Brazil Cofee in New
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRrcUI
TURY, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO
April 10, 1897, P. M.-The following are -he rain
falls for The past "a hours and seasonal rainfsIs
TO date as compared with those of the same date
last season:
Eureka, past 24 hours 90. this season 4so4
last sea son 80 SO; Red Bluff. past "a hours 90
this season 2374, las season II. Is: San Fran
cisco, past "a hours 90. this season % ST. las.
season l7.O5; Fresno, past % hours 90 this sea
son 10 50 last season 5.99; San Luis ohispo past
"a hours 90 thi> seasJn 2O.71. last seas 1871:
Los Angeles, past "a hours 90, this season I6 ~
last season SIS; san Diego, past "a hours 90
this season .63, last season 7s; Yuma past "a
hours 90 thls season o-35. last season SIS
san Francisco data-Mzximum temperature rs
min mum So. mean 66. -
Weather conditions and general forecasts:
An area OF hig q pressure is central this evening
on ii rnou u Of the Columbia kivsr. The lowest
pressure IS report from Montana. Warm fair
weather Sill continues throu hout the region
south OF Oregon. The temp -rature has fallen in
Washington aud Central Oregon from 10 10 20 de-
grees- II also has become cooler along the CeltraI
Californ ia coast Cooler weather is expecced snr-
dsy throughout California, Nevada and Utah
which viii be followed oy warmer weather by
sunday night
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11

CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From san FRAHCISC0-Fco: Of Isrket Street (Slip ST.
!:l5 900 I1:e0A.M. ti:ss so:oo t3c5
400 t5:31 -s:0oP.u.
From 0AKLAED-Fcot Of Broaigsy- 600 500
10ooAM. tl2:oo 100 t2:oo 800 t4:s1
+5ooPN.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11
HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS = CulIs and brands sell
lc under sound stock Heavy salted steers, SC
medium. &c p b; light. &c ? q; Cowhides. &c;
Stays, Sc; salted Kip, &c 2 10; saited Calf, Sc:
salted Vesl &c: dry Hides. l21sGI3c; oulIs and
brands. e1Z@l0c ? n; dry Kip and Veal ga IOc:
dry Calf SCI culls,. 10c; Goatskins, 2OG35c each
Kios, SC; Deerskins good summer. 25c = n;
medium, 2oc: winter, 10c; sheepskins, shear
hnss, lU@zOc each short WOOL 2hG35c each:
medium. 3U@45c each; long woods, 40160c eacn:
IALLOW-No. j, rendered, 3G314c = u; No 2,
212c; refined, SC: Grease, &c p 10.
WOoL-Tbe activity continues Spring clip
Mountain. 1lgl4c; Foothill, LOG 121zc: san Joa-
quln, years clip, l0c; do, seven months, S51lc
? d: New -das, lOGl4c; kastern oregon. 7GSlOc.
HOPS-6Gec for fair to choice and e@10c p d
for fancy
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11
DRIED FRUITS. RAIsINs. NUTS, ETC.
The market is in the same old ret.

The market is In the same old rrt
DRIED FRUIrS-Quotations are as follows
Peaches, 49511c II; fancy, &C p b: peeled,
l0Gi21sc; Aprico:s, 6Gsc; Moorparks. IoGl2c:
evaporated App es, a@31.c; suc-dr:ed, 2G21sc;
PTunes. 214@2s4c for the sizes: white rigs, &c;
PIun1s, 4@r41ac Tor pitted and 1Gljsc Tor unp.L-
ted Nectarines. S12@5 lac ? y for pifne 10 fancy:
Pears, 212G4c Tor whole, 21s95c for quarters and
3G4c for halves
RAISINS-
Four crown, loose, sac; 3-crown. 414c; 2-crown
SSsc Z 10; seed ess SGlianas, 5G5Lnc; seedless
Muscstels. 41ac 2-crown London layers. s1GI IS:
clus.er 81 So; Dehrsa clusters, - so; II perlal
clusters 81 so; dried gra pes out.
NUTS-Ches nuts Quotable at GlOc: Walnu' $
61297c 2 D for standard ana 9G91ac . b for
so'tshell: Almonds, 6g612c for Languedoc, so
31zc for hardsheli and S@9c y b for papershel' I.
Peanuts. i@6c ? b for Eastern and 4c for Cali
fornia: Hickory Nuts, 65c 2 b; Pecans 71asD
sc p n: Fl5erts, 71a@scs Brazil NUS 71sGSc:
Cocoanuts S5@5 50 2 100.
HoSEY-Comb, IUGl21. for bright aud 5Gec
TOR lower grades; water-wnte extracted, 5@5 lac:
light amber extracted, 4l5G4S4c; dark am o@r
4G41ac; dark, 2d3c p y.
BEESWAX-22G25c 2 n
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11
Fxnianafrnn.

.: station indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath il, If any, the amount OF
rainfall OF melted in inches and hund redths,
during the past twelve hours Isobars solid
lines, connect poas OF equal air pressure; iso-
therms, OF dotted lines, equal temperature The
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
Is usuRlly Accomparied by fair weather: 'low"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and ompSnied by cloudy weather and rains
LOWS" usually first appear on the W Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in The interior
and low along the coast, and the isobArs extend
north and south along the coast, rain is prohable
but when the "lswf is inclosed with isooars Of
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon Is lrnprop
able With high" In The vicinity Of idaho and
the pressure falling 70 the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer AID colder
weather IL winter The reverse OF these conditions
viii produce an opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11
PROVISIONS.

Prices remain unchanged, contrary to the re-
cent expectations OF Dealers OWING to the decline
in Hogs The market is dull.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, &c p h for heavy, 715c
= II for light medium. 10c for light 1O1sc p n
for extra light and 12c q b for sugar cured East
ern sugar-cured Hams 121zc 2 II: California
Hams, lie n; Mess Beet, SO p Dbl: extra
mess do, SO so; family do SlJ@IO SO; extra
prime PORK, IS so; extra clear. Sl4 2 bbl; mess,
Sl2 2 Dbl; SmoSed Bee, 10c = u.
LNRD-Esstern Uiercas are QUored at 534c for
compound and 61z67c TOR pure: pals. 71hc;
California tierces, 415c for compound and &c for
pure: half-tbls, 7c: 10 10 tins 71ac; DO 5-b 7s4c
CoTToLENE-6c in uerces aud 7s4@s1sc in
1O-Dt.ns
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND oThER GRAINS.

HEAT-The Eversham A bbey takes for Cape
Town 81. l27 ctls, valued at S7l.5OO.
There was sharp recovery in futures, in sym
patny with Chicago. but spot prices were undis-
turoed Quoted n 81 l71a 81 20 p ctl for COM
nhon slAoss 81 y for average No. l, 81 2712 for
ing. '
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoS-9:l5 o'elock-December-
5ucO c IS 81 U91a 90, 81 1855; 2s.00O, 81 10;
!o,UVO 81 O534 40U0, 81 0a5s: 40 20, 81 lOI4
4OoO, 81 lO1s; 1000 81 U93s 90. 81 O9I4
MAJ MMay-sGo0 81 i7s4; 2ot0, 81 1855 sUO0. 81 / "a:
SECOND sFssIoS-Decsmber-4o ctI, 81 oe;
Iooo- ,o0 81 00sss; 1000, 81 US14: 10000, 81 0s1s
REGULAR MoRNISe sEssroS--December-3O -3O ooo
Sls - lo1s; 24.LUo. 81 1U5s: Is,0Uo 81 lOIA:
e0LO 81 lL3s; 2oU0, 81 Io5l Msy-2OoO, 81 Is Ia
SO0O, 81 20; 1910. Sl 1o1s
BARLEY ORDERS for Feed for shipment are on
tne market which is improving in consequence
feeo' ooGIZAsci Rrewtng remains nominal
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sEssIoN-S :l5 o'clocK-No sales
SECOND eEsSIoN-No sales
REGULAR NO KING sEssIoN-Decem % ber-4OOO
sIs; saso 6s &c; 1000, 6Sssc May-2Coo es3s,:
<oVO, 6c 12; 20UQ- o9c.
% IS-No business OF any cor sequence Milling
81 lsG1 ~: Fancr Feed. 81 25@i 80: common
w nite, Sl1l 10: good 10 choice 81 l2lkMI 29IL.
Black for feed. 95cGsl 05: Gray, 81 iU511 l7iL.
SURPRISE, 81 559l 40 q cti Clipped Oats sell &C,
per Ton over ne raw product.
,SOhN-Ihe arse rules dull. Large YeIIow
SOGS5c q ct.- - e'
kYE-7712Gs2is isc p ctl.
BUCk"hEAI-ouoted at 81 l5c91 IS . ctl
--
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11
NEW YORK MARKETS.

SEW YORK, n. Y, April 1a.-yews of an
actual collision on the Macedonian frontier was
promptly reflected on the market Stocks with
al international market yielded from II to q
points on opening Transactions but the decline
was even more decided In shares with only do
mesuc market Closing prices were Sc d. with
partial recovery from the Lowest Chicago gas
was The exception in an exhibition Of continuous
strength Government bonds were steady at
chauged quotations. Railroad bonds irregular.
Imp crtant net advances were: Chicago Gas hrsts
TO 81, Denver aad RIO GrRnde firsts to 1l2ts.
Arkansas Pass tours to s. 81. Noteworthy n--
cilnes were: AtchisoE adjust ment fours 10 A IN
General fours TO Sui4. Northern Pacific PRIOR