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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-20

Fine Ice Cream with
crushed fruits, Smith
Drug Co, 4.d
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-20

Browns Iron Tonic inparls
streugbth, Smith Drug Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-20
THE TEXARKANIAN
F.G. wOOTTEN. City Editor.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Try Holly Wood Dairy Cream. If.
v
1t never gets too hot to fight.
The weather keeps up It's lick of
being hot,
Embroidered silks l4c Monday at
Pdlals Royal,
The Mcna base bah team will play
here on the 2ud
Mr. Tom y, Murray left for
Shreveport Yesterday
Miss M, Hynson has gone to visit
relatives at Hynson Springs, Texas,
Ut
Captain W, @, Mitchell, Of the
Cotton Belt railroad, was here yes
terday
The "bike" must be bel'ed and |
torched or the goblius viii get the
riders sure,
Don't fail to attend the great |
bargain sale at the Palais Royal !
Monday
Rev j, H. Thompson will occupy
the pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church this evening,
s--s--= a
The Fourth Street Methodist
Church Sunday School will picnic at
the Park next Tuesday
Monday will be q great bargain
day at the palaB Royal, so come
early aud get the choice.
Yesterday was a scorching hot
day, but we have heard Of no sun
strokes Hike they have IN the north,
sa
The printers Of the city will or.
game a union, tIssaid there are
some forty In number In thus
city,
We are glad to learn that Mrs
Frank Hughes, who has been quite
slck, has had a change for the bet
ter
G, w. Hodges and wife, with the
Western Union at Dallas, passed
through here yesterday for Pine
Bluff
The Salvation Army camp mcet-
ing will be here the latter part Of
next month, and pitch their tents
at the park
Judge j, NJ Talbot and r. ~,
Hart are back from holding court
at Jefferson aud will rcmaln here
uutil August
Now ID the tIme to buy fancy
goods, Stamped linens of all dee
strIptIons See them Monday at
palals Royal
The base Dal league wants our
city Ia the league aud we should
Join 1t by all means and show the
league how TO play ball,
- ssa
The colorcd people pltultcd near
the compress yesterday They had
an excellent time In celebrating
their emancipation
Shirt waists for 40. 30, Gs, zoe
aud tl 10 worth 30, 10 OOt tlOO
aud tl.3b Don't fail 10 got one
Monday at palas Royal
Capt j Il, Hunter has gone TO
Nashville to "slrIte" camps for his
division Of U G, w. who are 10 fol-
low Monday and Tuesday
The feSlfkaOa baud aud base
ball team have out a call for a Joint
meeting this afternoon at = o'clock
"a the opera house,
s
The streets here were deserted
yesterday Of lts usual crowd Of col
ored people. They were eele1rats
lug In a picnic near the city,
The olorm rnIon will rive a pie,
Me AT Nprng lObe Park soon
Plenty to eat aud "a gool time gen
orally is what they promise to have
On june 90th, the Promenade
Concert az the Park gwen 10y the.
Clerks Union will be one Of the
pleasurable IulcHllnmcula ol Che
season,
The 'feKafkana Rifles have gone
ihto training 10 take Ia the state
dHll AZ san Antonio. The boys tell
IA they will bring back apHte when
they return.
Owing 20 The sickness Of the Pas
tor Of The State Line Methodist |
church, there till be- mo- ecryiecs
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-20

The weather keeps up It's lick Of
being hot
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-20

The streets here were deserted
yesterday Of lls usual crowd OF col
ored people, The, we're eele1rat-
ing Ia a picnic near the city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-20

On june goth, the Promenade
Concert at the Park gwen 10y tbJ
CLERKS Union, will be one Of the
plcasurabe entertainments ol Che
season,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-20

The olorm tHIou viii rive a pic.
nlt at Spring lObe Park soon.
Plenty to eat aud d gool time geu
orally is what they promise to have
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

most active. No red February, S5c: march:
s65sc: May $500; July, Soc; septem Der, 775sc-
80 CSC afiost.
Options were dull and weak at 1sc decline on
only t-aded iD. February, 2s5sc; May. 2sssc
July, S0s4c-
OATS-spots dull, firm.
O0tions dull, steady. unchanged. February,
2l5se; May, - 7sc' July; Pas SC ,.. o., n
mixed Western. 21@2Sc; do white, 2l930c;
white State, q @90c.
Provisions.
.LAED--Firm; Western steam, 81 1908 go;
May, 81 10; refined duli Continent. 81 10; South
PoRk-Dull mess $SuDS 10.
RIcE-firm, fairly active. Domestic, 37s@6c
III TEl<-Firm. Creamery. 1s@2lc; dairy,
l39l6c: Elgins, ~; imitation creamery, 11@l6c;
CHE EsE-Firm Part Skins, 6@s13c full
EaGsSIce1ouse. s2@8 20; lined, l21a91sc.
CoTToSNWsEEp5e S SW5e' of.s@Firm, ;TscF % 6e.tes s demand
Crude. 2Uc: yellow prime. 2sc
MoLAssEs-Q Quiet steady, moderate demand.
CoFFE Firm, 70 10 point. down. February,
SO 10; March, So 2O@S 25; May, SO 80; June,
SO 3O@9 80; Septe mber, SO 40. Spot Rio dull
sUGAR-Quiet steady; of A, 37s@4c; mold A.
41ac; standard A, 414c; confectioners A, 41sc;
granulated 414c; cubes 442c
Fruit and Produce.
APRICOTS-Bags, e@11c.
JtACHks-Peeled, boxes 121a@l5c unpeeled.
bags 7@9c.
PRUNES-Four sizes, SC.
RAIsINs-Two crown L. NJ, 41ac; three
crown, 614951zc: four crown, 614961ac; London
| layers, 81 35S1 as: clusters, 81 409l IS.
A MoNDS-soft shell, 6@Sc; paper shell,
ll@l2c.
WALNUTS-Standard. &c; do soft shell, &C.
HoPs-Firm; Pacific Coast, s@13c.
WOOL-Firm; moderate dem and. Domestic
fleece l6@23c; pulled, lS@31c; Texas, 79l2c
Merchandise.
FIG1RoN-Moderately active. American, Sll
OILS.
COPPER-Flrm. Lake, Sl2.
LEAD-Firm. Domestic. 8 221S6Ss 32lh.
IN - Straits, sl3 359l3 As: plates, moder-
atey steady.
SPELTER-FIrm. Domestic S4M4O
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Spot charters are now
only occasionally drawn and rates nominal.
Inc chartered wheat feet i'll port has registered
tonnage OF ls,200 against as 500 tons on the same
date last year; sengaeed 90. 600 IONS against
oO'lOO; on the way TO this port, 194, 500 tons,
against Is9,. 90.
"HEAT-The Northwestern Miller of February
says: I'm India, according 10 the latest capled
accolnts, the prospects are bad, owing to the lack
of winter rains, though 1t is probable that there
will not De so serious a failure as a one time
seemed likely. Latest official accounts dated De-
cember "a, give 11,550,000 against 1874 600
acres In leso-S6 as the acreage in the four
principal divisions OF India. The probability ia
therefore, after all that there will be T. 600 90
acres under Wheat in all India this year which a.
an ordinary yield q acre, would mean total cron
Of l7.U0u,0O0 TO 1SO00.000 guar els. This is a
serious falling on, pared with the ave aga / m
dian cror. which in years previous to s96 was
about 80, 100000 quarters Last years cron n
may be mem on ed was onIv % 900 ono onapt pp, ~
Under these circumstances il would nor surnrisa
me 10 hnd India again entering the field as an i'm
crop news IS st TO the effect that d certain uuan-
tity OF foreign Wht Al will have 10 be imported"
The market rules dull botn and OF can.
Neither shippers nor millers doing much
Quoted at 81 s212G1 371a for common grades,
81 Sss4S 40 for average No. /, 81 4II4ai 421%
cnoice milling
CALL BOARD SALES
lNFoRMAI sEssIoN,9:l5 o'ciock-No sales
1S,OOU. 81 375s; $4,000, 81 3734. ~
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-6O
ctls 81 zl12 May = 100UO, 81 371a; 26,OOO
81 37ss; 46,OOo 8 S734.
AFTERNOON SESSION - May - 1000 ctls
BAkLEY-The market is steady. but the ds-
mand Is not active. eed, 75@SOc 3 ctI; Brewing
s712G9212c q ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SIssIoN-9:15 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-No sales
REGULAR MORNING. sEssIoS-December-2OO
ctIs 7S7sc May-I00OO 79c
AFTERNOON SESSION - Decem Der - 1000 ctIs
7S1ac ''
OATS-Dealers report rather more demand
Fancy Feed, 81 S71a@l as p cti: Common
White, $lGG1 10; choice, 81 sal S. according 10
quality. Black for feed 95c@$l O5; for seed 81 10
@1 rs; Gray, 81 1901 80; Red, 81 lO@l 20; Sur-
prise. 81 45@l 55 p ctl
CoRN The East continues to send us large
quantities and the MARI ct is accordingly de-
pressed. Large Yellow. 75@7714c: small Hound
DO, soc; White, 7b@7712c . ctl.
KI KI E-Dnli as usual, with ample offerings at
BOCk v HkAT-Quoted at 81 1hMl % a ctl
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUI-
TUBE. WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb
9, 1897, P. n. Weather condition and general
forecast:
The following the seasonal rainfalIs to date
compare ed with those of the same date last sea-
son and rainfall during the past twenty four hours:
Eureka, this season 32.O4. last season 2473
past twenty-tour hours 90; Red Bluff lS so, last
season 1888, past "a hours co. San Francisco
.. II, last season 1912, past "a hours .OO Fres-
no z So. last season s.O9 past "a hours, 90; san
Luis Obispo IA 90. last season ~. % past twenty
four hours co; Los Angeles 11Ol, last seaso
5.91, past "a hours 90; San Diego z 25, last sea-
son la, past "a hours 90; Yuma ~ &c, sea-
son As pasJ "a hours 90
San Francisco data-MaXimum temperature Sc,
minimum As, mean so.
The pressure has risen slowly over the country
west Of the Rocky Mountains and rapidly over
the Upper Missouri Valley. Rain has fallen over
Washington and Oregon. The temperature has
remained nearly stationarv over the entire coun-
try west OF the Rocky Mountains. There has
Dakota and a moderate cold wave Is now prevail
ing here.
maximum wind velocity OF 36 miles per hour
from the southeast is reported at Fort Candy.
The river at sacramento now stands at "a fees,
Delng rise OF i o: a loot since morning.
Forecast m ade at San Francisco for 80 hours
ending at midnight, February TO- 1897.
Northern California-tar Wednesday; light
northeriy winds.
southern Calisornia-Fair Wednesday; light
westerly winds
Nevada-Fair Wednesday
Utah-Cioudy Wednesd dav.
Arzona-Fair Wednesday; continued cool
weather.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednesday:
ligh- northwes eriy winds.
ALEXANDER MCADIE. Local Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS. ETC.

Prunes are lower ana dun. There is some de-
mand for Peaches.
DRIED FRUITS Quotations on the Fruit Ex-
change are nominally as follows:
CARLOAD LoTs-Apricots ouotable at 609c
for Royals and l1121l2c for choice TO fancy Moor
parks; Prunes, S@314c for the 4 sizes Peaches
4@512c for prime 10 choice, 61a97c TOR fancy and
evaporated AMI 2@212c for Sun-dried; Pears 21a
G5c Tor prime TO choice, 4@35 12c for quarters and
6@612c for halves; PIumS &c for ptted ana 1lSc
for unpitted; Nectarines, 31aG41ac for choice and
b12c Tor fancy; White Figs, &c: Black Figs, PA
@21ac.
JoBBINe PRIcEs-Peaches, 41S@514c = n;
fancy, 6129712c . h; peeled. l212c q 10. Apr-
cots, 61299c q ib fancy, 1Oc: NJ oorparks i20
l3c; evsporated Apples. 534c: sun-dried 23l @3c;
Prunes, Sac for the sizes; Figs black, sc for
impressed ana 3(G312c for pressed: white Figs 4c:
Nectarines 4G6c g ID for prime 10 fancy; Pears,
212@6c for whole, 412@512c tor quarters and
412G612c Tor halves
RAlSlNS-
three-crown, 43sc p ib two-crown, 33sc q ID:
seedless Sulianas, 512c seedess Muscstels, 1880:
three-crown London layers 81 10; clusters, 81 80:
Dehesa clusters, 81 90; Imperial clusters. So;
dried Grapes, &c p n.
JoBBINs PRIcEs-SAS FRAScIsco-Four-crown,
loose 5S<c; Scrown, 4Ac; 2-crown, oS1c; seed
less Suitanas, 5s4c; seedess Muscatels 412c;
Scrown London LAYERS, 81 25; clusters 81 Co.,
Dehesa clusters, 81 10: Imperial clusters, SO 25.
N NUTS-Chestnuts quotable at SGlOc: Walnuts,
o12g7c 3 ID for standard and 9G912c q ID for
312c for bardsheli and SG9c p h for paper shell;
Peanuts, 4@6c g 10 for astern ana &C for Call
forna; Hickory Nuts, 5@16c e ID; PecanS TAG
&c 3 b; Filberts, 71a@Sc; Brazil Nuts, 71a@Sc;
Cocoanuts $5G5 so q 100.
HONEY-Comb, 1OGl 21zac for bright and $3.50
lor lower grades; waIer-white extracted, oG512c;
light amber extracted 41@S4$4ci dark amUeE'
zS442c; dark, 2GSc " b.
BEESWAX-22625c q n
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

John w and Ella d. Northup to Marcus Tash,
lot on line of Bush street, 231:3 w of Webster
w 25 by 30; $40.
Wallace and Agnes b. Bradford to Milton F.
Gabbs, lot on line of spruce street, 81 of Clay
> 25 by w 100; SO
James and Sarah F. Thornton to Mary L.
Gabos, lot on line Of Spruce street. 80 of Clay
S 10 by w 100 So
John II. and sophie Meredith and Colin NJ
Smith to Theodore H. Hittel all interest in lot
on line Of Washington street 2l1:9 w of
ming: $40.
Vincent Nigro 10 Rudina Nigro, record 17ls d.
BAT, los on sW line of Ninth street, 125 NV of
BRYANT, NV % by SW lGO; $40.
j. NJ. Sheaff and Amos Mccartney to Alice J.
Veno Henrietta Robinson and Grace G. Fortune,
lot on Sc corner OF Seventeenth and Capp streets,
20 by : 100, quitclaim deed; $40
Thomas and Ann Bree- to same, same quit
claim deed: $40.
Stefano Rovegno to Rose Rovegno, lot on Sc
line OF Market street, 39 "a of fifteenth, thence
NE 9:112; also lot on ; line OF Fifteenth street
IT'S w OF Sharon w S34, SW 80 IS, : "a a. E
20, n 1905 SO
Christine and Hans Peterson to Richard J.
2oj w of Noe. w 25 bv n ia; $40.
Peter Harvey TO Rosell Harvey, lot SW cor
ner OF rweniy-fift anu Castro streets, w 80 by S
81; gift and $40
Davlde and Angela Figone to Pietro Demattei
rerecord 1898, deed l31. lot on w line of Sonom
place, 7:6 5 of Union (100:6 w Of Kearuy). 20
by W 81: So
Pietro and Maria Demattei 20 Vincenzo Baretta
same; $40.
Belle Munter (solomon) to Theresa Posener 10 t
on Il line OF HYDE street, 117:6 OF O'Farrell, n
20 by 95: $40.
Herman Posener to same, same: gift.
Theresa Posener (Solomon) 10 Belle Munter, lot
on 4 line OF Hyde street 97:6 OF OFarrel, n
100 NV OF Mission, NV 20 by SW 1:S; $40.
charles Munter to same, same e pieces); Gift.
Sarah l. Larrabee to Anna Gushing, lot on N
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
NEW YORK MARKETS.
imam ciaI.

NFW YORK, n. Y. Feb. 9.-Spec ulation was
extremely dull to-day, with the sole exception OF
the industrial group in which there was free sell
ing Sugar had less liquidation. The sharp rise
in Sugar Just previous to the close yesterday
proved TO have been nothing more than an effort
on the part of certain operators to get short at a
higher line. Tobacco made an equally sharp de-
cline, opening at 7l$4 and later selling at 695a
Leather preferred yielded about a point. In The
total transactions OF I52655 for the entire list
SnEar figured for z6,60O ard Tobacco for Ia, 500
shares.
Despite the tes mony Of Messrs. Hayemaver
and Searies of the sugar trust showing the enor-
nous earnings OF the property, holders of the
shares display unes siness for the fesr that the
Lexow invests lgation viii lead to unfavora Bile legls-
lation. The rumor that Charles Flint of the rub
Der trust would be called Xt by the committee
were only 977 shares OF the preferred stock chang
Ing hands. Consolidated gas STOCK sold down
on the introduction of bill authorizing the Board
OF Aldermen of New York as TO the feasibility of
municipal ownership of gas plants.
DespIte Ine guinness railway stocks held re-
markably firm Rea ling was the only stock that
could be called weak and the decline In this in
stance was less than a point. AS a rule. after
merely fractional concessions at the opening the
prices improved 1s912 per cent. Lake Shore on
purchases of 500 shares advanced ia. The
tracing was almost entirely professional. Specu-
lation closed quiet the tone tsing steady for the
railway list and weak for industrials. Net
changes in industrlals and coalers show losses of
14Gl Is, sugar leading. he railway list scored
advances OF 14Gl14 per cent, Lake shore leading
The bona market was strong. Transactions
amounted TO sl,94lOO0. American Spirits rose
5s; Brooklyn Elevated tirsts rose TO 6s: Union
Eievated skies, 3 10 II; Chicago St Ionfs and
New Orleans gold tives, 21s 10 l2l: Rio Grande
Western fcurs, "a to 1884: st Paul. Minneapolis
and N Mani. oba fours, TO l12; Denver and CinIf
Consolidated fves Is to 81 and Union Pacific
gold SKIES, 112 to 1O1. In Governments Sb5 600
coupon fours of 1925 sold at 1223s1l 221a; DO
registered at l2212; $4,000 registered fours of
1917 at 1l17s and $1,000 coupon fours of 1907 al
1117s.
Grain.
FLOUR-Dnll and steady. Winter wheat. low
grades, 81 SogS 30; fair 20 fancy s3 b0@4 60; do
90 sIraights, $4@4 40; do patents, 81 1904 Is:
low extras. 81 3O93 80; City Mills S4n5; do
patents, $500 20; Rye mixture, $3@3 90; su-
pertine, s2@2 80; fine, 81 sO92 O5.
southern Hour. quie, steady; common to fair
extra. 50 5o@3 80: good TO choice do So 75614
Rye flour. 81 60@3.
CORNMEAL-SIeady. Yellow Western 81 9O02
RYE-Dnl, easy. Western 34c, c. j. E. Buffalo
BARLkY-ouiet; feeding 281s a2S1ac, c. l. T.
Buffalo
WHEAT-Spot market firm, 911sc E. O. b.; un-
graded Western, S7@541ac.
Options op ned easier on lower cables and local
liquidations rallied 1s@Ic reports OF crop dam
age west. fell 1sc ana closed firm 1ac over yes
terday with trading fairly active. May and July
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

The shoe and Leather Review OF Chicago says:
"rhe PACKER Hide market closed a shade stronger.
a good many Hides were bought and these, with
the large sales of last week, have greatly depleted
stocks. Branded Hides of all kinds except heavy
Texas ana Dutl-branded steers are completely sold
up. Light Hides OF all sorts are scarce and the de-
mand cannot be supplied"
HIDES AND SKINS-The local market is
steadier. Cus and orandS sell lc q b under sound
stock. Heavy sslted steers quotabie at DC q 10;
medium &c q ID: light, DC g 10; Cowhides, &c;
sal ed Kip &c q n: salted Calf 7GSc: sailed
Veal, 6G7c: dry Hides. l2@l3c 2 ID: culs and
brands, 9GlOc: dry Kip and Yea, 90 IOc; dry Calf
15c; cults 1Oc; Goatskins 20Gr35c each: Kids,
SC; Deerskins good summer. 25c = n; medium,
zoe; winter, 10c; Sheepskins. snearlings, 10@20c
each short WOOL 25@35c each; medium, 30945c
each; long woods. 4OG60c each.
TALLOW-No. l. rendered. 3Gl314c; No. 2, 212c;
refined. Sc; Grease &c 2 q.
WOOL-The marx ct Is in fair shape considering
the duh times. We quote Fall " ool: Free
northerD 7@S12c 2 n: middle counties, free, 5129
7c: do objective, I12Gbc; san Joaquin, 3@5c; 90,
foothill, 697c; Eastern Oregon, 10 lOc; Valley
oregon, fall and lambs, 10@l1c ID
HOPs-Neglec;ed at 6@oc for lair 10 choice and
GGlOc r. 10 for
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
Explanation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath it, IL any, the amount of
rainfall of melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours lsobars, solid
lines connect poin OF equal air pressure; isO-
therms, or dotted lines, equal Temperature. The
word ''high" means high barometric pressure and
is usually accompanied by fair weather: '1ow"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied bv cloudy weather and rains.
Lows" usually first appear the 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 probable
but when the "low'' is inclosed with isobars of
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb
able With "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
VIII produce opposite result.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
UNIoN,, VEGETABLES.

Considerable change in a small way appears here
and there among the quotations.
PoTAToES-New Potatoes, 2@21ac q n: Sweet
Potatoes, 81 25@l 10; Early Rose. 759S5c: River
Reds. 75GS5c; Burbank Seedlings 75@Soc p ctI for
Rivers, sOc@S1 10 tor Salinas and 7aM9Oc for
Petalumas; oregon Burbanks, S5c@SI 10.
ONIoNS-$i b0@2 S8 ctI: Cut Onions, 75c@
81 %; Oregons $2@2 rs.
GETABLES-Hothouse Cucumbers 5Oc@$T
y dozen: Asparagus, 121a@525c p n; Rhubsrb,
= 9 box; Los Angeles Summer Squash, 65
g1o5c box; Los Angeles Green Peppers 4O@
S5@S ton; Los Angeles Tomatoes, 5Oc@Sl p
oox; Dried Peppers, 7@Sc p 10; Egg Plan, l50
2Oc q 10; Green Peas. 2G4c D ID: Los Angeles
String Beans, 69l0o; Dried okra, s@sc p h; Cab
bage, 40950c p cu; Carrots, 25g30c p sack: Gar
lie. lyc q n,
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.

Bran is advanced Soc Hay shows no chanve
BRAN-$l30lS 80 for the best and sl2mi2 5o
2 ton for outside brands.
M1DDLINGS-$1StGl9 for lower grades and
$20@2O so q ton for the best
FEEDsTUFFS - Rolled Barley, SIT 5O@ls.
oilcake Meal at the mill, $26 90 y ton; 1obbing
$27 90; clipped Oats 81 3G(G1 so q otI.
HAI-Wheat $s@l; Wheat and Oat SIN
10; OaL $o@e; Barley. S7@S so; River Barley
$5@6 so; Alfalfa, $6l7 5O;, compressed S6M
%; stock, S5@e; clover $6as q ton.
STRA W-26GI5Uc y bale
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
PROVISIONS.
All descriptions are dull.

All descriptions dull.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, &c 2 n for heavy, 7c
y ID for light medium s12c ior light, l0c z n for
extra light and IL 12c 2 Il for sugar-cured East
ern sugarcured Hams. 12@l21ac; California
Hams, 1OQ1OIac; Mess Beef S7@7 80; extra
mess do, sS@S so: family do. SO 50@l0; extra
primo Pork. ST so a 8; extra clear $l6 p bbl;
mess. $l4 = bbl Smoked Beet. 1Oc q d.
LARD-Eastern tierceS. is quoted 51ac for
compound and 6@612c for pure; pals, &c: CALI
forni6 tierces 5@512c 2 ID for compound and GA
71ac p b.
COTrULENE-6@614c in tierces and 7sA@s1sc
In IN tins
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
POULTRY AND GAME.

PoULrRY-The market is quiet at about the
old prices of Eastern will be offered to-day.
Live Turkeys l4@l5c p n for Gobniers. 149
15c v ID for Hens: Dressed Turkeys. l6G1Sc p d:
Geese. q pair, 81 aU@1 rs: Goslings, 50 50@3;
Ducks 81 5000 so for old and $6@7 for young
Hens, $496; Roosters. young. S5@6 . dozen;
do old, 81; Fryers S595 so; Broilers. 81 5OG5 for
large and So 5O@4 for small: Pigeons, S2@D2 70
r doz for young and 81 20 for old
GAME-Englisn >nipe quotable at 50 So:
Jack Sntpe, 81 SO p dozen; Hare, 81; Rabbits,
Geese So SO; White Geese, 81; Branl, 81 25; Honk-
ers So 5OdI
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

Flour Is quiet both on local and ex port account
Millstuffs sell along as usual
FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras
81 So@4 95; Bakers extras S4 1904 as: super.
fine SAGA 35 o DBL
CokNMEAL. ETC.-Feed Corn, sl7@l7 30.
Cracked Corn. SIT 5O4lS a ton
MILLsTOFFS-Prices In sacks are as follows
usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour 50 as
p 100 lbs; Rye Flour, 50 rs Ss:lOO fbs: Rice Flour
40 20; Cornmeal. 81 35; extra cream do. S3:
oatmeal, $3 90; Oat 5roats. 81: Hominv So 10
@3 80; Buckwheat Flour, So 1908 SO; Cracked
Wheat % 90; Farina, $4; Whole Wheat Flour
81; Rolled Oats (bbs) So 5O@5 80; Pearl Barley,
$3 1894; Split Peas, So 80; Green do, 50 rs d
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks were firmer again yesterday, as
Will be seen by the sales, but business not
brisk.
The Reward mine of Inyo County recently
shipped bullion valued at $1750 ana twelve tons
OF concentrates valued Uout $3.50 per ton.
The present output of the BulIon-Beck mine
that has already paid 81. 967 900 in dividends, is
reported at 800 tons day. OF this amount IL is
SAID that 100 tons will vie d from 20 to 80 per
cent lead and from 100 to $50 ounces in silver.
Assessments Tending.
Following is a list OF assessme en:s now penrinx.
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good to choice 13@l4c; lower grades, 1O@i 21ac.
new
F1RKIN-l3@l&c . Ii for old and 17@1sc for
new.
CREAMERY TUB-l6@l7c p 10.
CHEESE-No further change Choice mild new.
IUc 6 ID; common good old, StG9c 2 ID;
Cream Cheddar, 1l@12c p ib Young America,
lie; western, ll@12c: Eastern. 14@141ac 2 10.
EGGS-Weak. Receipts continue TO increase
Ranch Eggs, le@l T1ac: store Eggs 1z@l5c; East
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