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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-06-30

and stephen or Stephen Handy to Thomas an
Mary Faulkner. lot on inc Of Perry street, 81 3
Samuel Davis to Mary y. Darcy. lot on line
of Twenty-third (Nevada) street % w of De Haro,
samuel nd Martha E. Sutton TO ohann Garske,
10; on w line of Firth avenue, 225 N of Point O.
Dos, y % by w 10; $1,000.
w. J. and Louise Resing to John d. MahoneyI
lot z, block ], De Boom Tract; $40.
Elizabeth Mueller to same lots 10 and IL block
], same tract; SO.
Queen wacoit to James Devlin. lot 81. block l,
plat A, sunny side Addition No. /; So
John NJ. Dreamer to Mary J. Rey nolds lou on
Sc line OF Arlington street 640 sW OF Roanoke
SW 43, Sc 81, n z ii, n w SO, lot rs Jones addt-
ton to Paramount; gift.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
J. J. and Mary l. Donovan Coy commissioner
Granite NJ. B. and L. Association, lot on line
of Tenth street. loo Il of Adelne, ~ by ; 100,
block 546 oakland: $4,000.
H. NJ. and Mary =. Al en- to Citizens B. and l.
Association, lot 3, block \, map of lands of oak
land View Homestead Associ ,tIOn. belns a portion
of Walsworth Tract, Oakland; $40.
on SW line OF East Fourteenth street. 30 Sc of
second avenue, aE 40 by SW 30, block 30 Gin
ton, hast Oakland, $40.
William G. ShIdy 10 Isabelle C. Shidy, lot on Sc
line of Howe ST. eeJ, $50 SW OF john, Sw 60 by
81. 1875 being lots 10 ami 70, block X. Thermal
Hin Cformery Howe) Tract, Oakland Annex; ST..
Harry W. and Maria syz (by attorney 10 VII
helm ia kenoerg' lot on w line OF Far9 street; 30
> OF Buena Vista avenue, 70 by w l16, Ala
media; $40
Augustus Vernon ct al. (by Commissioner to
W # DwIpelle, w PASS, n 135;112, 23S, )
1925 TO beginning, being lots II TO ~ block Z,
Case Tract; also roperty in San Diego, Berkeley;
$l450.
Johan Gudmundson TO Carl W. Elfying lot 2,
BLOCK A, Fanny Davenport Tract, being subdi-
vision OF lot 8. YoAkum Tract, Brooklyn Town
ship; $40.
{. =. and L. J. h Lane to A. F. Merrimsn, lot on
w line of Nelson street, $3.50 OF Gilman,
81 10 by w 100, eng lot "a and N half of lot IL
81 OK 4, Amended Map ChristiAnis ract Oak
land Township; $40
bertha HtIz0g 10 ID. Lambert, lot on line of
A catrRz avenue, 40 " of sacramento stree, w
Inv rrarr kpl law
Bernhard +. ..nd Emma " armboid 10 James II.
Seaman, lot on Sc corner OF Ashby avenue and
DeaEin street, 52:6 by LAO, being portion of
lots 4, A..d s, block F. Woolsey tract, Berkeley;
800.
Charles II. and Elizabeth l. MRther to Hugh
Hogan, all interest lot II, Orchard Tract
Brooklyn Town ship; SO
Mary }. Ryer george c. Stanton, LA acres,
being lot on Map of LeOna, Brooklyn Township
SlU.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Florence J Sullivan TO John P. Frieden, lot on
n line of Fell treet, 1926 w Of Octsvia, w 27:6
by 100; Sl0
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society to Anna G.
CoSgrlf, lot Oh SW corner OF Wooster street and
Pacific avenue, 1916 by W l04 quitclaim deed ;
81.
Mary Dix (fo merly Tibbits) to Margaret Nc
Bride, lot on line of Hilbert street, 81 IS f Of
Steiner, f 25 by 1l2:6; 81.
state of Is. T. TibbIts (by Frank B. Glynn, adj
mlristratOr) TO same same; 1925.
James J. aud Alice b. Pagan 10 American Bank
and I rust Company. lot NV corner OF Grove
and Scott streets " 1877 IS, 124:2, SE l4l. s
l04; $40.
N NJ. Lund TO Maria L. Lund, lot s line OF
Fell street, 100 w OF Frederick, W 20 by s 1875;
gift.
Same TO sa me. lot on ) line OF Oak reel So g
W of Layton. w rs by 100; Gift
AibeIt and Char. otta Wi,iord to Charles and
Helene London, lot on r liie OF Shrader street 90
) of Beulah 20 ~ r 81; IL.
PatricS ~aven 10 James Davidson lot on SW
corner OF Twentieth and Florida streets, > l04 by
W 20: $40.
Minnie eastman (Handy), Joseph, Agnes s.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. ILL., June 29. Provisions opened
lower. owing to liberal selling and a poor cash de-
mand. Offerings, however, we're only moderate,
and prices closed practically unchanged
In cattle prices held up Mondays range all
around Plain heavy steers and common lii ht lit
tie cattle still went rather slowly but good b,
smooth M dunn and heavy cattle were more
sought al strong prices or strong to 1Oc higher
than late LAST week, The demand ruling strong
MOrnl g sales OF hogs were about Tic above
Monia avs closing values, or fun lOc above the
opening prices this week.
a biz string OF choice 9O-pound Texas sheen
that had been fed some gra. sold up to 50 20.
All hRndy-w eight native muttOns sold at fully
steady prices and spring and clipped lambs at
just about Mondays level
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS
Catalogues from Yuma So p dozen.

CAntaloupes from Yuma IS p dozen
Offerings of Apucots heavy all over the
Stale, owing to The great size Of the crop and
prices are declining in consequence. Plums Ap-
piles anu Pears in their usual Eeavy supp Y.
Cholce reaches sell well Cherries are practically
a back mum Der. FIGS stu abundant
CHEST goods are cheap. Tapes are slow OF sale.
oranges are dull and Iot will be auctiOn,d of
to-day. Lemons are also slow. Lines are nonai-
nal, as there are but mere.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries, 1892 30 p chest for large and 81
"a for small.
Black berries. 81 5O@2 so y chest
Goose berii les. 1@l1Sc p n TOR small and 2Ihc
for large and 4G5c Tor EagIish
RAspherres, S3(15 p chest
CurTants, l@2 q chest
Peaches, % @6Oc r box and 250S5c = basket
Plums 1903 q box.
Cherry Plums, lOG25C p drawer.
Royal proofs, $50 DC Il box and l2Lo6 &c 2
basket and S10Gl. 50 q ton The Gamers
Green Pears, 25@40c q box and l5@25c a
basket. =
Old Apples, Sl@1 so; New Apples, 2s@s5c a
small and 4O@75c q large box and l21a&2Oc =
basket
CraOappes, 40@s0c . box.
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STOCK MARKET.

There was quite rally IN mining stocks yester-
day, especially the afternoon call, and the ad-
vance WAS marked. The principal rise in
ChOllar, Crown Point Hale 81 Norcross, Ophir,
Sierra Nevada and Yellow JACKET.
The Hiberuia Savings and Loan Society has de
clared a semi-annusl dividend the rate of per
cent per nnnum on AL deposits, payable July /
The California Mortgage AID ayings Bank Of
this city has declared SemiannuAl dividend at
the rate or ~ per cent per annum term de-
posts and 3s4 per cent on ordinary deposits, pay
able July !.
The savings Bank OF Southern California and
the Security Savings Bank both of Los Angeles,
have declared semi-annual dividends at the rate
OF per cent per aanum on term deposits and 3
per cent on ordinary deposits, pa able July l.
he usual semiannual dividend OF per cent
has been declared by Wells, Fargo d Co, payable
on July Is.
dividend OF IS per share viii be paid by the
IAmarAck Copper Mining Company OF Michigan
to-day.
ARsessments Pending.
liar
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THE wEATHEK RUEEAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUU-
TURF, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco, June
%, 1897, P.
The following are the maximum temperatures
reported to-day by telegraph from Weather Bureau
stations in California:
Eureka 6S, Red Bluff 1O2. Fresno 1902, San Luis
obispo 70, Los Angeles rs, san Diego 90,
Yuma 90.
an Francisco data: Maximum temp nature 80,
minimum 81, mean 6s.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
CASTS.
The pressure is highest this evening In Idaho
and Washington and lowest in Montana and
Arizona Fair, warmer weather, with light north
westerly wind, prevails 10 California and Nevada.
Occasional very light showers have occurred in
Oregon. Conditions are favorable for continued
fair warm weather in California
Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight June 30 1897:
Northern Caiifornis-Fair Wed nesday; con tin
ued warm, fresh nCrthwesteTly wind.
Southern California-Eair Wed nesday; warm er
in The int erior. fresh westerly wind
Nevada-Fair Wednesday
L ali and ArzOns-Eair; warmer Wednesday,
San Francisco and Vicinity-Fair Wednesday;
fr'sh westerly winds, becoming brisk in the
afternoon. w. II. HAAMON,
Official
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Exclamation.

The arrow hiea with the wind. The top figures
II station indicate maximum temperature for the
days those underneath II, IL any, the amount OF
rainfall of melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. lsobaTs, solid
lines, connect pon Of equal air pressure; $50
thertns, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word high" means high bRrometric pressure and
IS usually ACCOMPANIED by fhir weather; "low'
refers TO low pressure. and Is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
slows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When he pressure is high in the interior
north and south along the coast rain is probable:
but when the slow. Is inclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature, rain south of oregon is tmprob
able. With n high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling TO the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions
vii produce opposite result
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POTATOES. oN.ox>. VEGETABLES.

Supplies of all kinds are ample and prices are
moderate.
POTATOES-New Ear V Rose in boxes 400
75c; IN sacks 35G50c: new Burbanks, 5O@eOc 8
cti in boxes and 4Un6Oc in sacks.
ONION--New Reds, 506u5c q sack; Silver
skins s0Q90c p ctl.
VEGETABLES - Summer Squash in small
boxes is quotable at 25c 2 box; Boy squash,
35@5Gc 2 box; Cucum berN 15@20c ? box for
Marysvile. 35@40c 2 bX for Bay; Asparagus, 7 Sc
G$l rs for common, 81 509l 70 for choice and So
O. so for fancy; Green Peppers, 5U@75c y
small box Tor Chile and Sl@l so 2 large box :or
Bel; Green cas-, l1l@2J2c r h; string beans l
@3c; Green okra, SGlOc: Egg Plant, s / 50 q. bx:
Cabbage, 75c 2 ctl; carrots, 25@9Oc y sack: Gar
lie, l12tli $4c = n; Tomatoes, oO@55c p box for
NacaviIe and S202 90 Tor River. Gree Corn,
Sl@2 q sack for Vacaviile and S2@2 so = crate
for Alameda
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PROVISIONS.

The whole market is firm and the tendency in
Hog products is upward. The demand is good.
CCRED MEATS-Bacon, 13Ic 2 ID for heavy,
S13c for light medium, 912c for lighI, 10@l01sc
tor extra light and l2c 2 10 for sugar-cured East
e e5 sugaI,cured Hams, 12@l21sc q h; California
Hams, lO130llc Mess beef, SSGS 80 z bbl
extra mess DO, So 5O@9; family DO, SO jO@lO
extra prime PorN. $l0@lO so: extra clear, $i5 so
912c = 10.
I.ARD-Eastern tierCes is quoted ut 514c for
tierces, 41Ac p 70 for compound and 51ac for
pure; half-Dol=, 534c; lob tins, 614c; do 5-fb
61zc 2 h
IOI ULENE - Tierces, 5s4c Packages less
than 500 bs-l-b pals, 81 in case. s 1sc; 3-lb
pals 20 in a case S3sc; 5-ib pals. II in a case
SAC; lO-h pals IN a case, size; SO tins, OF
Z Ia a Case, 1850; wooden buckets. so lbs net,
71sc; fancy tubs, so rs net 5sc; haf-bbs, about
llU lbs. 711C .
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HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

Wool is very stifiy held for full figures. and con-
siderable is Changing hands The new tarin on
IL des is not expected to produce any effect on the
market for some time yet Hops still nee
lecled.
HIDES AND SKINs-Culls and brands sell lc
under sound stock. Heavy sailed steers, SGSL2c
e ID; medium, &c; light, 612G7c 2 h; COwhides
o12@fc; tags &c; stated nip, 6G7c: sailed calf
l(goc e 10; sslted Veal, 6(G7c; dry Hides 13c,
culls and brand, lUc; dry Kip and Veal, go l0c;
cry Cali, l5c; culls, 1Oc; Goa sins. 2Od35c esch
KIDS, &c; Deersklns, good summer, 25c 2 h;
medium, 2Oc; winter, zoe; Sheepskins sIeariinss
lO@2Oc each; short WOO, 25@4O each; medium,
4O@5Oc each; long WOODS 5U@ &c
ALLOW-No- !, rendered, 2S4 QYc 2 ID; No .,
FAC 12c; refined, 434c; Grease, &c z b.
W OOL-Spr, ng clip is quoted: Mountain, llG1
13c: Foothi l. ga lie: san Joaquin years clip
e9ec; do, seven months, 1890 2 ID; NevsdaS, 10
9lZc; Eastern Oregon S(dlZc
HOPS-6GSc for fair % cho1ce and 9@l9c p n
for fancy. contracts being drawn SGIUc
for new OIegons and 71za9c for new Washing Ons
and S1zGlOc for Cali. o@HI-s
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter steady At unchanged prices. Eggs are
firm, but no higheE Cheese has not varied Tor
some time.
BUTTER
CREAMERY Fancy creamerieS Ice q n: sec
onds l50 l51ac y h
DAIRY hoice 10 fancy, 13@l4c p h; lower
grades, lOGlz1ac.
PICKLED-1! a. &c z n for new.
FIRRIN-159l 8 p 10 for new.
CREAMERY IUB-kew, l7G1S: p n.
kAsTERN-l&@l2Izc for lade-pa ked.
CHEZ SIT hoice mild new, &c p 10; common to
good 6G71zc y n; Cream Cheddar, lt6Ilc;
Young America, S@9c; Western, lie; Eastern,
! sal &c r h.
ktGs-kanch Eggs, l30l6c r dog: store Eggs,
l0@l2c q doZ; Eastern, 12@i2I2c: Duck Eggs
Be q dOz.
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
YESTERDAYS WHEAT MARKE7
The following resume of the wheat market is
furnished by r. A. Bresse, Produce Exchange
erainbroker, Alp Zine street:
SAN FRANCISCO, June g. 1897.
ChicaQo

SAN FRANCISCO, June %, 1897.
Chicago.
Wheat opened weak Liverpool cables reported
prices 14d lower. Paris was steady. september
opened at o5c to Sage and July at 697sr to 691Lc
around which prices the market ranged for the
first hour. Wheat well taken for the follow
ing hour. The demand became good forcing
september up "a July shared equally in favor
Around $3.50 there found great deal of
wheat for sale, which turned scaIpers over 10 Tho
short side.
The volume OF trading was very light and
quickly resulted in breaking prices sc on ac-
count of non-support September dropped from
$500 TO 64Isc. At the decline there was good
buy ne, causing reaction to 651hc bid at the
close with July quoted at zoe; June. 7O14c; De-
cenIber 634@667sc.
Foreigners are not apparently buyine rouch
wheat at present They playing a waItfnp
game, knowing and admitting freely their needs
for the future. II IS noticeable however thev
OF spring wheat, and many prominent export
honses have Instructions 10 C be anv
cnange ior the worse They realize that spring
wheat has yet very trying times to pass thron0b
1 he crop is claimed by many to be disconnted
anu that any damage must result I'm favor OF
holders July Is a most trying month for spring
wheat e
Reports from winter wheat sections are verv
satisfactory. The quality is above the average
another favorable condition The market con
thues heavily overso q. July continues TO be A,
star play: livery enc has theory of his own
Many DelleVe there Is yet to be a sharp soue.ze
he action OF the market was in kee fnp ,vitb
past experiences in This line OF operation The
Clique dld not are to take the offerings OF long
wheat held by outsiders, which must be so d ont
not later than tomorrow at high prices Taev
could drop the pr. ce of July TO a reasonable figure
hen pick up the wheat nd sill keen shorts
DOTTED up II Is well-known fact that there has
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San Fran cisco.

The bears of yesterday still on deck this
morning and succeeded in making their power
felt. Lack OF outside support gave them feeling
OF security.
December opened and closed at 81 2l3i
1O:l5 A. II. SESSION
Strength in Eastern markets holding shorts in
check. They seem prettv we'll pumped out They
have placed their trust liverpool, ex pecting
further decline
December opened and closed at 81 81 70.
HID A. NJ SESSION.
Crowd continues bearish. Buyers were NOR e
plentiful around 81 2l34 for Decem ber May
opened at 81 243L Rnl clO ed at 81 25
Last sale in december wheat was made at
81 211s.
p. SESSION.
Trading in wheat at the afternoon session was
very tame BUYERS and sellers asking conces-
stems. One hundred tons December sold at
81 2l34.
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS. ETC.

Aprico;s for July deliver are offered at 61ac.
Ihey promise to RUE cieaD, owing to the neavi-
ness of the crop
Honey is dull and in large supply.
DIR ED FRUITS-Quotations follows:
reaches o@6c p h; fancy, 612c 2 ID; peeled,
oQlIc g ID; = pricots, new, s Of DC q ID:
eNAporated Apples, 5G6c; sun-dried, 2$4@312c;
Prunes, 2H2G3c for the sizes; while Figs, 2G5c:
RUINS, 4941zc fGr pitted and l@l 12c for unpitted
y ectarines, S1Z@412c p h Tor Prime To fancy;
Pears Zd4c for quarters and 2G5c for halves.
RAISINS-
ourcrown, loose, 4@5c; 3-crown, 31z04c; 2
crown 2S4@Sl4c p ID seed less Sultana,. 5tG5 Zee;
seediess Muscatels. 4@412c; 3-crown LONDON lay
ers, $lGl 10: clusters, 81 1901 rs; Dehesa clus-
tiers, 81 1902; imperial clusters, $2@2 IS.
NCTS-Malnuts. 6Iz@7c z 10 for andard and
9G913c e h for softsheil; Almonds. safe for Lam
gCedoc. zH2GS12c TOT hHrdshell and S@f9c 2 h for
parershell; Peanuts 4@5c 2 n for Eas ern aud &c
IoI NORMA; Hickory Nuts, /. &c q h; Pecans,
SglOc g 10 ttlbert-. 9@915c; Brazn Nuts, S@9c;
Cocoanuts, S5G,5 80 > 100
Hun Ely ew Comb IUc tor bright and 1880
ior lower grades; water-white extract ID,
414g4S4c; light amber extracted, 33zG4c 2 h.
BEES WA&-22Gl25c p ID.
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

All prices remain undistur bed.
FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras
81 5504 90; Bakers extras, 81 3O94 AS p Dbl.
CORNMEAL ETC - Feed Corn, S22@23;
Cracked Corn. S2S SO p ton.
MILLS UFFS-PriCes in sacks are as follows.
uSuai discount TO the trade: Graham Flour 81 IS
y 100 lbs; Rye Flour, 81 90 = 100: Rice Flour,
IS 70; COrnmeal, s. a. rs; extra cream do So 3
Oatmeal. SO so; Oat Grosts. "a: Homny So 100
3 30; Buckwheat Flour, So 25G3 30; Cracked
Wheat, IS 90: Parma, 81; Whole Wheat -Four
3: Rolled oats (bbs.) a. 1908 5: Pearl Barley
80 1894; split Peas, s3 so; Green do 81 25 = 100
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HAY AND FEEDSTUFFs.

Hay was in lighter receipt and strong. No change
in Feedstuffs
BEAN-Si3 SCALA for the best and SI2 500 8
e ton for outside brands.
MIRDLI y q ST. 5O0IS so for lower grades
and S19d2O & ton for the bvsl.
FEkDSTUFt \ - Rolled Barley. Sl6 gOGl7:
S27 So
HAY-Od Wheat is quotable A. ss@ll 2 ton:
new Wheat, sSC9lU 50 Il ton; Wheat and Cat, 81
@l0; Oat, S69S so; aney, So 5OGS: River l. ar
icy, sos %; compressed, s7GIO: new A. falfa,
first cutting S5Q5 90; second S606 so; stock
S6Q7; new Clover, SO 5LdS z ton.
STRA W-25@5Oc r. bale.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Quotations for Beans show some huctuaion
The market continues neglected.
BEANS-Basos quoted a 81 60Gl 20; small
Whites, 95CGSl O5; Large Whites SC0s7i9c p
ctl: Pinks. 95c@$l O5; Reds. $l6Dl 10: Riack-
Eye, 81 4CG1 90; ked X dney, nominal: LINES
81 50Gi 81; Buffers. minal; Pea, a5' GSl 3.
SEEDS-Brow Mustard So Bod 10; Yellow
Mustard, 81 IS q ct: Flax. 81 6O@l 20; Canary
seed, l8A9214c 2 II; Alfaf IA, sac; Aape, 2I20
ES4c: Hemp &c; Timothy. 412c.
DRIED PEAS-Nnes nomIHa.; Green, 81 300
6O Z ell
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Mutton, Lamb and Veal have advanced. Beef
Is steady at former prices Hogs are stiff and the
indications are for still higher figures
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slAugh-
terers as follows:
BEEF-First qua ity, 51sc 2 h; second do, SC;
third do, 4941zc p ID.
Al4-LArge, 61ad6I9c: small, 76lSc . n
MUITON-Wethefs 5Az@6c; Ewes, 5951zc
2 n.
Handspring. 61b@71Rc q b.
PORk-Ltve Hogs, S1a936sc TOR large and 3Sz
&C tor small ana medium; soft Hogs, gag
SAC y n dressed do 5(G612c
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IOULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-The few changes are generally
toward low prices Sto ks are heavy.
Live Turkeys l0@l2c for Gobble. 5, lO@l &c for
Hens: Geese = pair. 75cGSI; Ducks SyCD3 25
for old and So 60@4 for young: Hens, S8A4:
BOOSTERS, young SeG7; do, old, So 500l4; Fry
ers, So 5O@4 90 p doz: Brothers, 1898 90 Tor large
and 81 bO@2 so for small; Pigeons, 81 Z5@l so p
dozen Tor young and tor old
GAM E-Hare, nominal; Rabbits. nominal
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

HIDEs-Buenos Ayres dry. 20 lbs, 1s1z@1sc
Galveston, 20 to IS lbs. lac Firm
LEATHER-Hem ock sole, Buenos AyTes, light
to heavy we. ghts l9920c acid, 19G2Zc- Firm.
Dried Fruits.
RAISINS- California. 50Ib boxes, 2sLc; crown,
33l o. 4Qc: seeded 754 6H1ac: seedless muscsteiS,
51aQ53zc. Dull, nominal.
CURkANTS - 47s@514c in barrels; cleaned
bulk, 512@6c cases, 51sG513c: cleaned cartons,
6S7I 2c. Steady, O uiet
PKUNES-CaliiOrnia. Is n boxes, S14@7ci Son
boxes, 5D7c. Steady.
PEACE ES-Cali, ornia. unpeeled bags 6@Sc;
boxes. ia &C. peeled. 1U@l2c.
APRlCO1S-CaltfOrnla. boxes 612Gl SC; bags,
71a DC Dull. in small supply ana firm
CIrRON-lI@l212c for fancy boxes. Dull
FIGS-Fancy ordinary. l2@ISc; fancy washed,
20@24c. Inactive.
DATEs-l ersian. con boxes. 213@S%4c; Fard,
in boxes, 434 C05c; cases 5s4 @D6c. Quiet, nominal.
WALN vi S-Cslifornis standard o1ac; soft
shell, SC.
ALMONDs-shelIed. I5sl@2sc
Metals.
PIG IRON-southern, SO 25@lO 90: Northern,
SlO@l2 Quiet
no FIN~straits Sl+ O5@14 Is Firm.
COPPFR-BrOkers, 5 rs: exchange S11 10.
Firm.
LEAD Brokers, So rs; exchange. So AS.
Strong.
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Livestock.

HoGs-LiEht, So 4b@a 621s: mixed. So 45a
80: heavy, So 20G3 5712 rough So 2OG3 80.
Sales % 600. Receipts Iouay y 600 Estim ated
receipts for tomorrow So 00U.
CATTLE-Beeves, So S005 90: COWS and hetf-
81 1904 IS; Texas steers 81 so "a %: STOCK
ers and feeders, SO 1894 30 Receipts to-day 2OUO.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow ~ QUO
SHEEP-Recepts QUO.
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WOOD, LUMBkR, ETC.

Posts, s@lOc each for y and b1s@612c for
No 2: Redwood, So rer cord; Oak, rough, So so;
peeled, SO; Pine, SIS rs.
Ia NBARK-Nominal.
LUMBbR-kates are nominal
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Keceipts at OMAN.

SOUTH OMAHA, NEBR.. June 29-CATTLE-
Receipts, 5000 head; market active ana strong
HOG~-Receipts s0O0 head; market strong at
5@lOc higher. Light and medium, SIS 25G3 80;
heavy, SO 2O6o3 rs.
sHEkP-Receipts $500; market steady.
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Buffalo ( entIemen.

''ThieVes Police T. shrieked the terrified
woman who had awakened to find two
strange men in the room.
Madam" said the self-possessed burg
lar. I'VE are neither thieves nor policemen,
but respectable citizens. If you repeat
your SANDER of US we shall bring suit
against you for $1,000 damages. "-Buffalo
Express.
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Receints at Kans,s CITY

KANSAS CITY. No. June 29 -CATTLE-Re-
celpts 700U head; ma ket steady 10 strong
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market 5&1Oc
higher
shkEP-Receipts 1000 head; marker dull
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PORK-June, 81 70; July 81 20.
LARD-June. 81 Is: July, 50 Is
RIBS-June and July, 81 So
BUTTEK-MarAet steady.
Creameries-kxtras- 1412c; hrstS IS1a@l4c:
seconds, 1zG &c Dairies-EXtras l2c; hTsts, 10
Gl lc; seconds, sc; imitation creameries extra 10
@llc; ladies' extra, l0c; hrsts. &c; packing STOCK,
II esh SC,
EGGo-Market steady. Strictly fresh stock
cases returned loss on, salable at size p doz.
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Builders Contracts.

c. II. Gottschalk with William Linden, to erect
a twO-story building on n line of Post street. l25
w Of Laguna, $685. William Curiett, archi-
tRct
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE
DUE

I he ime Bali
BRANCH HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE n q NJ
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRA CISCO. June % 1897
The time ball on Telegraph Hill, was dropnei
exactly at noon to-day g. a. noon Of the pam
meridian, Or exactly a. Z. NJ. Green wirn lime
W. y HUGHEs
Lieutenant U. :. N. Ia ch4r,l