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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
H. C. BARNES,
s. e Puts Up Prescriptions"
rLORIDA,S ADVANTAGES.

Ocala, Fla, Jan 13.-Thc second days
session OF the Tobacco Growers and
Dealers convention was occupied with
the reading of papers on the cultivation
of the weed, generally in relation to the
advantages of Florida soil and climate
prof. Milton Whitney, of the Agriculture
Department, made IL lengthy address,
comparing the soils of the different States
and their adaptability to different grades
of tobacco. j. +. Mcdcro,..a Cuban to-
bacco p,anter, spoke OF his success in the
State and aid that the crop could he
crown and marketed cheaper here than in
Cuba.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14

London, Jan. ia Paris dispateit to
the Daily News says: "A high Cover n
mental official has left Madrid uasie +
strict incognito for Washington as a prf.
vate negotiator, with full Instructions
from Senior Canoyas, the premier, and tbs.
Duke OF retnan, minister OF foreia.,s
affairs.
The settlement will he based on reformssS
III cuba and Il treaty of commerce with.
the United States, opening the Cuban
market IT, foreign competition except ms.
regards cotton prints and one or two,
other articles Spain will try hard 10.
keep these monopoly for the Barcelona,
manufacturers.
senior Canovas is evidently seeking a.
settlement before the opening of the
cortes.
y million dollars in specie and mill
tary. stores We're shipped today from.
Cadiz for Cuba
You want to buy Il sleigh, see Yost-
IluI Co
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
Don't fail to sec the fine sleigh mt Yost-
HUH Cos, next to postonicc.
THESE PLATES ALL RIGHT

IT IloF1 tLA'TES NI4L KIGlIT.
Washington, Jan. Il. Constructor
Dashiel has Just returned to the Navy
Department. from Bethlehem, where he
Inspected the steel plates being rolled foi.
the battlcship Wisconsin, now building
ut the Union Iron Works, San Francisco.
This material was found to be fully IN to
specifications. The steel board is going
immediately to Newport News, under the
instructions OF Secretary Herbert, to look
again at the big stock of steel plate accu.
mulated there for the Kcarsage and Ken
lucky, with view TO modifying the pres
ent methods of inspection which have
been subject of complaint as unduly re
tarding the building of the shin.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
TO SETTLE THE DEBT.

senator Gear Introduces II Bill For New
Pacific Railroad Commission.
Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Gear.
chairman o! the committee on paciiic
railroads to-day, introduced IL new bill for
the settlement of the Pacific railroad in
debtedneSs, constituting the Secretary OF
the Treasury, the Secretary of the Int.
rior and the Attorney General Il commits.
sion with full power To make IL settle
ment of all the indebtedness.
The commission is empowered TO nd.
minister oaths, summon witnesses, etc.
ana 1t Is required to report the action
taken within sixty days after the assem-
bling of the next regular session of Con-
gross.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
WITH RED-HOT IRONS.
Desperate Burglars Torture Young Girl
Out in Ohio.

Out in Ohio.
Cleveland, O., Jan. BLAST night
three masked robbers went to the home
OF David Culbertson, u wealthy farmer,
- years old, living near Wadsworth,
Ohio. One leveled revolver ut the heads
of the terrified farmer and his wife and
daughter. The intruders demanded.
money.
Mr.. Culbertson gave them sos, all ne.
had in the house, and Il check for $50.
The robbers had an idea that a larger
sum WAS concealed in the house and they
proceeded to pull off Miss Culbertson's
clothes and with an iron heated Mt the
stove they tortured her in horrible man
ner in the hope of drawing from her the
supposed hiding place of the money. She
finally tainted and the robbers left.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
Mr.. bacon AGAINST
one MAN POWER.
GeOrgia's Senator Speaks for Con-
gressionaI PrerOgatives.

HE DENIES TIE SOVEREIGN
RIGHT OF TIE PRESIDENT TO
RECOGNIZE a FOREIGN STATE,
AND CLAIMS THAT THE POWER
IS VESTED IN THE LAW-MAKING
BRANCH OF THE GOVERNMENT,
AND NO ONE ELSE.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
SENATORIAL TOG!NS.
Connecticut Will Return Mr.. platt to the
Upper House.

connecticut w Ill Return Mr.. Ilatt to the
Upper House.
Hartford, Conn, Jan. 13.-The Repub-
lican caucus of S,nators..and Representn-
tivcs, for the nomination of II United
Statcs Senator of six years from March 4,
1897, WAS held in the hail of Representa-
tives this noon. Hon. Orville H. platt,
of Mcridcn, VAS nominated to succeed
himself by Representative Gallagher, of
Meriden. Mr. Piatt's nomination was
made unanimously and by ncclamation
Madison, Wis, Jan. 13.-Col. John G..
Spoohcr was unanimously nominated for
United States Senator-by the Republican
Joint Legislative caucus to. day. Being
conducted before the caucus the nominee
made II brilliant response declaring for
protection reciprocity, the right ..of the
federal government 10 arbitrarily invade
States to protect property for CURRENCY
reform, and the present monetary stan.
dard.
Concord, n H., Jan. l3-The Repub-
lican caucus tonight unanimously nomi-
mated James III. Gallinger rs United
States Senator to succeed himself
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
STRIKING AGAINST COMFY

Cleveland, Jan. l3-A special from
Massillon says: While Gen" CoXev is
organizing his new party mt st. Louis,
his stone quarrymen are striking and re-
fusing To work unless they are paid wages
now some weeks past due. Two leaders
of the strike have been discharged and it
is hoped that the trouble may be brdged
over until the return OF Mr. CoXey.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
IT Will BE SHORT

Charleston, w. VA, Jan l3-At noon
Today the legislature met, elcctng Re-
publican officers selected by the caucus
last night. 1t is not believed the session
will last over forty re days
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
\ HOTEL. DESTROYED.

Wallaceburg. Ont, Jan. 10 The
Queens Hotel WAS burned to the ground
carly to-day. Albert Ughle. gastank
builder, of Indiana. and Andrew Baird, "A
glass blower, of Hamilton, Ont, persisted
IN the flames. Mrs Collision, cook ut the
hotel, was burned about the face, 1t is
Thought fatally.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
STAUNTON LIFE GOES I,NnEn

Norfolk, Jan. ia Richmond special
to the Pilot The Stanton Lie A..
ISOLATION went under to-day and its
Affairs were placed i'll the hands of n trus-
tee. Arrangements will he made to re-.
insure policies in the National Life, of
Hartford. The failure was due to fail
IRE to get new business in proportion to
its losses.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
y DISTRESSING EVENT.
rive Little Children Drowned VIII
Skating ait St. Louis.

~ '3INNIO NlIIIIIITVU IIIOWIlCU " nile
Skating at st. Louis.
st. Louis, Mo, Jan. 13.-Fivc children
were drowned i'll this city last evening
while skating. At Kossuth avenue and
Ashley Place, Il crowd of children were,
skating on the ice in an old quarry The
Zee gave way and the children were pre-
clpitated into the water and drowned be-
fore help could reach them. They are
Amanda Arnold, aged 10; Arthur Arnold,
aged IL; George Matthews, aged o; Sadie
Matthews, aged H. John Gleason, aged
-, who made II heroic attempt to rescue,
his plnymatcs. fell into the water and ms
Il result is in serious condition. In
another part OF the city Al Nalmar, aged
II, was drOwned while skntinr.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
FAILERE IN DANNuLE-

Dnnville, Va, Jan. 13. -F.sB.. Gravely
& Co., grocery and general merchants,
assigned to-day. Inability to collect
caused the suspension. Liabilities $l0,-
200. Assets about the same
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
a RAILROAD SOLD.

Rome, Ga. Jan. 13.-The Chattanooga
Rome and Columbus railroad was sold
here to day by order of the United States
circuit court The road was bought by
Simon Bor" Il Co., of New York, agents
and attorneys for bondholderS. The price
paid was 100000. The road floats
81, 600, 900 of bonds and is to be immed-
ately reorganize1, upon what plans,
however, the officials refuse TO state. Eu.
gene l. Jones. receiver for the road FOR
some time, will probably be retained Il,
superintendent. The road extends from
Chattanooga to Carrollton, 40 miles in
length.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
THE sEABOARD ENTERTAINS.

Southern Pines, y. c., Jan. Is The
Seahoard Air Line Railroad Company last
night gave an elegant banquet here to the
commercial travellers of the country,
General Manager St John announcing
that it was the first Of in annual series
the road intends giving the commercial
travellers. The Scahoard made ii special
rate for the occasion.
\ fine sleigh chpuO at Most. Huff cos
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
STEAMSHIPS II COLLISION,

Liverpool, Jan. -. The British steam
ship Grafloe, Capt. Penwill, which ar
rived to-day from Wilmington, n c.,
came into collision with the British
steamship Australia Bo,h vessels were
damaged
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14

We give guarantee that every
zoe AMI DOC tooth brush bought
OF Us will prove satisfactory: if
not your money will be refunded.
Let us sell you your next brush.
MASSIE'S PHARMACY
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
4 PETITION With
over 100000 names
Will Be Presented to the Senate in
- Favor of Cuba.

THIS MONSTER PETITION CON
TAlNS SIGNATURES OF RESI-
DENTS IN EVERY STATE IN THE
UNION, AND IT WILL CALL FOR
THE RECOGNITION OF THE IN.
DEPENDENCE OF CUBA BY THE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
\ Mr. AIRY FAILURE.

EsWinston, y. c., Jan. 13.-R. j. Gallo.
way. one Of Mt. Airy'S leading mcr-
chants, has assigned, naming j. j. Bel
ton, trustee. Assets and Liabilities not
given.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
SENATOR SHERMAN Said
TO HAVE ACCEPTED.
He Will Guide the Ship of State for
Mckinley.

THIS WILL OPEN THE WAY TO A
QUALIFICATION OF MARK HAN.
MAS AMBITION FOR A SEAT IN
THE SENATE, AND IT IS SAID
THAT THE GOVERNOR OF ONO
WILL APPOINT HIM TO SUCCEED
SHERMAN.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
SPAIN WILL TREAT
With UNCLE sam.
A Settlement of the Cuban Question
to be Had.

CANOVAS HAS SENT A
PRIVATE NEGoTlAToR TO THIS
COUNTRY TO CONFER WITH OUR
GOVERNMENT AND TO AIR ANGE
FOR a COMMERCIAL TIL ATTY
BETWEEN CUBA AND THE .UNI.
TED STATES.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14

Ask your neighbor. he uses it. Crown
Hair Tome will remove dandruff and stop
hair from falling ont. NanIear Bros
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
HAD BEEN ENONORATED.

Baltimore. Jan. 13.-The officials of the
Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company in this city, to which line
the Howard belongs, stated that they had
made careful investigation into the cir
cumstances surrounding the sinking of
the tug and that Capt. Taylor and his
crew were eXonorated from all blame in
tbp ulnttpr
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
FILLED WITH REMORSE.
The Captain of the Howard Shoots Him.
self Through the Head

" N@''I'0'N'TI VE VIC IIVN lItI ISITUUNN IT TIT
self Through the Head
Boston, Jan. l3.-The Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company steamer
Howard, which left here yesterday Tor
Norfolk and Baltimore, returned 70 her
berth here to-day with her flags nc half.
mast on account of the suicide Of Capt.
John G. Taylor, of the vessel, by shoot :
ing Capt. Taylor had just come oil his
watch and entered his room leading of
the cabin at about midnight, when he
shot himself through the head, dying in
II few moments. Capt. Taylor was about
% years old and had been connected with
the COmnnnY thirty vcnrs
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14

IIibnyger. the matchmaker Office in
Terry building.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14

+. llibarger, specialist on fine and com
plicatcd watches.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14
EARL & WILSON
COLLARS,
i2HC.

WITH NAME EXTRACTED.
T.. x w. CUFFS POO.
WITH NAME EXTRACTED.
BETTER COME EARLY
BEFORE YOUR SIZE GOES.
GII.KESON & TAYLOR.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14

If You want to buy II sleigh, see Yost.-
lIulr Go.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-14

y fine sleigh cheap at Yost HUFF Cos
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. ILL. June 2S July wheat broke =
cents in less than five minutes to-day and in al
most as short space of time had recovered III
cents OF the break. The slump occurred on out
SIDE seIlin; and the extent OF offerings was con-
sldered as break In The July corner by some. At
any rate the rapidity with which the market
moved up and down had the effect OF "sha king
on the small fry, the element Of mystery at
tached to the identity II the big sellers adding TO
their apprehension.
Provisions were decidedly higher in early trad
Ing, owing TO a good speculative demand, the COW
erlng of shorts and liberal buying by packers At
the advance longs realized and prices receded
slightly, but rallied later and closed firm at about
the best prices of the day. The cash demand was
fairly active.
Inc hog movement was rather heavy but the
low level of pri, es have caused a liberal demand
from outsiders and in consequence a better market
Is looked for.
Although arrivals ran 2OOO head in excess of the
expectations Of many dealers trade IN the better
grades OF cattle ruled fairly active, some of the
pest export lots selling point higher than lale
last week. Extra cattle were scarce.
me hcg trade was slow at only steady prices NJ
tn outset but soon showed strength, and later
sales were strong at &c higher than the closing
values OF lat week the averag- of prices andlng
ABOUT Z12c above that of the closing Ay last week
In sheep big share of the arrivals consistei / of
lambs and in that branch trade was slow al a l5c
decline, some fair good lots going fully z5c be- og
tne closing prices of last week. The best heavy
weight sheep were slow OF sale and heavy lots
were hard to sell at 10c decline from the late
prices of last week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
HIP.l G INTILLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived
MONDAY. June 28
stmr Alice Blanchard, Hughe~ 31a days from
Portland, via Astoria, etc; pass ana mdse, to
NorSh Pacific Steamship Co.
stmr Pomona, Doran. i6 hours from Eureka;
stmr Homer Jessen, 70 hours from Portland
and way ports pass aud Mise, TO Geo Fritch.
stmr Albion, Lundquist l 6 hours from Fort
stmr Geo Loomis, Bridget, 81 hours from Ven
tura; 6S96 boz oil, TO order Up river direct.
land via Astoria SO hours; pass and mdse, TO D
stmr Willamette. Homes 73 hours from
Departure bay; "a o tons coal, TO Oregon Imp Co.
guile River; pass and mdse, to Benjamin
snip Joan Potter, Meyer days from Depar-
tuIe Bay; 1880 tons coal, 10 g Fr,c
Ship Henry Failing. MeTriman. DAYS from Ma.
ma mo; .94J tons coal, 10 John Rosenf fields sons
Bark Rufus 4 Wood. Mcleod, 3 DAYS from Ma
naimo: 1870 tons COAL to JOnn kosenfeld's Sons
Bktn Gardner City, Schmehl. DAYS from tirays
Harhor; lum ber, to simpson Lumber Co.
Schr Western Home, Nelson days from
Willapa Har' lumber TO Simpson Iu Der Co
Schr MelancthOn, Bellesen, TO days from vii
lapa Harbor; $40 NJ It lumber, 20 Simpson Lum-
Der Co.
schr LIZZIE Prien, Asplund. days from
GIavs Haroor; lumber, TO + X Wood Lumb ber O
Schr Defender, Heingsen, days from A her
dee; lumber TO Wilson Bros IL Co.
Schr Maid Of Orleans ART, days from Grays
Har3or lumber 70 : Slsde Lumber Co.
Schr Letitia, Stokkebye, 51a days firm Portland;
lumb r, 10 ravior & Co. Berkeley di ect
Schr Annie Gee, Pearson, 412 days from GrAys
Harhor; umbar. to X Wood Lumo Der Co.
Schr John Miller, Miller Az days from
Gfays Harbor; lumber, to Wood LUMBER Co
NLeared.
MONDAY, June 2s
stmr Mineola, Pilsoury, Panama; Pacific dail
stmr Corona, Jepsen. San Diego; Goodall, Perk-
ins & Co
,.stmr North Fork. Hansen Eureka; Charles
Nelson.
Br bark Dominion. Beruust, Port Townseun.
Bslfour, Guthrie & Co
schr Ella job nson, Smith, Altata; VIM olsen
MONDAY June 2s
Br stmr Cluden, Sanderson. HongkonE
Stmr Mineola, Pillsbury, Panama.
Stmr South Coast. Za1dart, kureGa.
Stmr Scotia johnson.
Stmr CleoIe strand
Stmr Laguna, Peterson
Stm- TTuckee, Daniels Grsys Harbor.
facht Jessie Cordtner, Portland
1elegraphIc.
POINT LoBos. June 2s-1U p N.-wsatbar
hazy; wind SW velocity II miles.
Charters
The bktn Wilder loads mdse for Ronolulu.
bark wilma. coal at Nanalmo for this port; schr
nal, 4Ss Sd: bark Undaunted, lumber on the
sound for sydney, sos sd.
>Doken
June 26-66 miles ENE of Cape Hatteras shin
May Flint, from Honolulu, for New York
Domestic Port,.
, EURMEKA-Arrived RE June 2s-schr John A, hce
STEWARDS PoINT-saned June as-scbr
Archie and Fonts, for san Francisco.
AS AsIoRlA- Arrived June 2S-Br bark GIenIee
hence June % ~ N-'
e GREENwooD-Arrived June 2s-stmr Point
rACoMA-saiied June 27-Bark Canada, for
san francisco; schr Reporter for san Pedro.
AAIoOSH-Fassed June 27-S;mF Progreso
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
DRIED FRUIrs, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

Apricots are fairly steady at ABOUT &C. which
seems 10 be the aSreed-upon price for the oDenin g
Both buyers and sellers shy about naming hg
ures for new Prunes and Peaches, as the posi-
ton this year IS o 20 slowly.
DIR ED FIR FRCITS-Quotations follows
Peaches, So &C 2 ID: fancy 61sc = 10; peeled
e@llc 2 h: = pn1ots, new. OF, 6c 2 10
eVaporated Apples, 5G6c; sun-dred, 2$4G31ac;
Prunes, Il@G3c for the sizes: white Figs, 2@s5c
Plums, iG412c Cor litte AMI lGl 12c for uupitted
y Aectarines, S12G412c 2 h fOr ] rime TO 1ancy
FtaIS @G$c for quarters and 295c for halves
Four-t row loose, 4@5c; S-crown, 312G4c; 2.
Gro ~ n 2S4 4g3l4c y n seediess Sultaua 50l5 12c
seedless Muscatels 4G4Iac; 3-crOwn LONDON lay
eTS, $lyGl 10: clusters, 81 l5Gl 25; Dehesa clus-
ters, 81 1872; lmDeTial listers, S2615 IS.
NJ UIS-Walnuts. 6L2G7c r 10 for Andard and
S9S f2c e 10 for softshell; Almonds 667c for Ian
guedoc. z129SI5c for hardshrI and SG9c q h for
papershell; Peanuts, 495c 2 h for Eas ern and &C
Ior california; Hickory Nuts. @ &c a n; Prcans,
SGlOc e h III bert. 9@91ac; Brazil Nuts. Sd9c;
Cocoanuts, $5d5 80 "a 100
HON EG--New Comb I0c tor bright and 1890
Ior lower grades: new white extracted
st4g4s4c; llght amber extracted, 334 @4c q b.
bEEE MA &-22G25c = IA
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29

lot H on line of Post street. 1l2:6 of Larkin, Z
20 by ) 1876: $40.
Mary a. Bates to William J. Liuehan, lot on
wv line cf oward street 100 NE OF Second. y I:
20 by NV 50: gift
,, matthew B Manuel and Annie K. Kearney, by
% r NIVer, com mis- sioner, TO Hibernia Savings
anu Loan society, lot corner OF Natoma and
RI slrst streets, sE 40, SW CO. Sc 40. SW 40, NV
80, n r l06; $l5,2iI
William F. and Mary Miller to A. ]. Lowe, lot
so M Ine IN -, OF second avenue rs of Point Lobos n
sarah r Hopper to John Biller, lot on w line
80 p. V. lot 1872; SIC
Annie Eagan 10 John D. Mahoney. lot 8, block
/, De Boom Tract: $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY
Henry and Jennie d. East to Harry II Sea we'll
lot on NV line OF Oakland avenue, 155 NE OF
Moss. \ + 80 by y w l26 25, being lot z block IL ,
Flint Tract subject TO mortgage for $1,000; Oak
land; SO.
VIII lam Agnes G. Mann to Puget Sound
Lumber Company. lot on Sc line of Eighth ave
nue, so SW or rW enty-third street, SW rs by Sc
100, block 1S7, Clinton, East OAK and: $40.
Maria &. Potter to l. II, Delaverne, lot on 4 line
of Grove street, 70 S of Mariposa, ) 30 by e 20
being the rs feet of lot and n 10 feet of lot g.
block 4, Mckee Tract. Oakland Annex; gift.
John r. GIascock (as trustee of estate OF Will
Blow (trustevs of estate of Mary \. Blow and
john +. GascOck) 10 ID. a Mcdonald. 10 II, -
aud %. map OF Ola cock IL Blow TemeScal Tract.
Oakland An eX: $40.
Alberto and Mary Ferriera 10 John Lewis, the
w half of 10: Ii, BIO X To- tract b, Berkeley Land
and Town improvement AS Ociation, warranty
deed Berkeley, $1U.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
NV YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK y. y. June 2S.-1here were evil
noes Of considerable rregularity in to-day's
STOCK market, notwithstanding its underlying tone
OF hrmness which at times and in spots deve
oped into actual buoyancy. AT no time since the
beginning Of The upward tendency has the mar
ket beer subjected to a more severe test because
soon afier the opening realization Of profits was
on a tremendous scale and Ihs volume of selling
rather staggered the arket for time. AS has
been the case during The whole month the course
OF prices was altogether governed by technical
trading conditions pective of the general sit
nation. Activity a larger scale than At
any time since the Improvement in prices began
with the dealings largely in the Granger shares
Chicago Gas and Sugar Refining. In the first
named group there appeared to be a transfer OF
interest il ST. Paul. which was by far the strongest
OF the lot and the active though IL has here
totore Jagged b-hind the other stocks cIassed
with it.
National Lead was another stock of industrial.
buying being stimu ated bv assertions tbat Ji,,i
oend would be declared on the common stock mis-
summer There also Increased activity i'm
oregon Shorl Line and oregon Navigation securi-
ties, well many other Iower-priced stocks
and bonds. London houses had orders on both
sides OF the market Foreign orders were on a
comparatively large scale and on the balance
buying orders prevailed Union Pacific was some
what hrmer or assurances mat 1t was not intend ed
TO cali Tor the first sialment of the assessment
for some time The plan of reorga nlzaton was
10 mally declared operative last week to conform
erncon dealings the whole market became buov-
ant and closed &C i've at or the highes: prices
OF the day. Government bonds firm and up-
changed. Railroad bonds stron. active
Money on call l@l14 per cent: time monev-
80 days per cent, iour months "A per cent
five months u per teut, seven months per cent
on good mixed STOCK xChange collateral Prime
indorsed bills receivable. 3 per cent: choice
aud prime single names, 312 per cent; good
Names 40Gf12 per cent. Posted aEkinp rate. Co.
sterling, "a 81 for long bills, 81 SsI9 for demand
Actual rates, long bIIls, s4 s6@4 s6I4; sight
drafts "a S114: cable transfers. "a S71a. Domes-
TIC exchange y ew York and San FrapcJsco
sight i 13c premium. telegraph 2Oc premium
Money IN Lonoon s4Gl per cent. Rates of dis
count IN open marke. for both short ana three
months bills, 1-l6 per cent Amount OF bullion
gone into Bank OF England on balance TODAY
1000 S'
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
DECIDUOUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Csntaloupes from Yuma sold at So p dog and
seedless Sultauh Grapes from the same source At
81 25@l so p crate.
Peaches and Apricots continue IN large supply.
Figs are neglected.
Receipts OF Cherries rapidly diminishing and
they cut but little figure now.
Oranges are lUwer and neglected, as the summer
fruits have he all
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries, $2G3 p chest for large and 81
"a Tor small
Blac berries. 81 5O62 so y chest
Goose beri les. l@112c q n for small and 2l5c
for large and 41bc for f gllsh.
Raspberries, $S(d5 r chest.
Currants, l@2 4 chest.
Peaches. 2O@oOc q box and 30@4oc p basket
Plums, 1905 2 box.
Cherry Pums, 10G25c p drawer
Royal prIcots, 1905 s0c 2 box and 121z03Oc 2
basket and S1O@1Z 90 . ton to the Gamers
Green Pears, 25@40c Q box and lO@25c 2
basket.
Old Apples, sl@1 so; New Apples, 2s@s5c a
small and 40@75c q large box and l5@ SOC p
basket
CrAbapples, 4O@6Oc p box.
Cherries, 2O@40c q box: Royal Anne. 3O@5Oc
p box aud 3tl5c r 10 In bulk.
Figs single layers, iO(g 25c 2 box; double layers
3C@4Oc.
CITRUS FRUITs-Navel Oranges, s202 25
for choice 10 fancy and Sl0l so p box for COM
mon; Seedlings. S1dl SO q box. Mediterranean
Sweets, 81 5Odl IS: 81. Mich aels, 81 5Otd3;
Lemons, 75cG@I rs for common and 81 50(o2
p box for good TO choice; Mexican Lines, IS 81:
Calf rnia Lines, 75r = boK; Bananas 81 25
az 90 e bunch; Pineapples, ss@4 so 2 dOz