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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-10

SCROFULA is the advertisement Of
foul blood. 1t may be entirely driven
from the system by the faithful use of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly
purifics the blood.
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TLONDIKE - AGENTS WANTED FOR
IN large illustrated book OF Klondike, five
hundred pages price S1.5O; outfit 1Oc. Ad-
dress NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Lake
side Building, Chicago, Ill.
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A GENTS-WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO
n do about Safe CitiZenship--price 81. Go
ing by thousands. Address NICHOLS
Naperville, Ill
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w WTANTED-SOLICITOR NO DELIVER.
w ing, no collecting; position permanent;
pay weekly; state age. GLEN BROTHERS,
Rochester, n. \.
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HOODS PILLS are easy to take, easy
to operate. Cure indigestion, bilious
ness. 25c. -
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A GENTS--TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
n gold, silver, nickel and copper electro
EXPENSES paid ir1 ontt ree ddres ssS wt4 Sa
stamp, MICHIGAN MFG CO., Chicago.
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A GENTS-TO SELL CIGARS TO DEAL
IA ers; S25 weekly and expenses; expert
ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MFG
CO., 4S Van Buren, St. Chicago.
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LOST.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word

I OsT-BLACK AND TAN HOUND DOG
II with white spot on breast. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving same with w. l.,
WEDDlGAN, ID. d ii. Depot, Scranton.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A STRADIVARIUS VIOLIN.
II made in I7I6. j. MEEK, Az 9TH ST.
EOR sALE-ONE 2O-HoRSE POWER
i boiler, as good as new. THE WESTON
MILL co.
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HOUSES FOR RENT-6 ROOMS, NORTH
III Eighth street. For terms apply TO
JAMES b. WATSON. First National Bank,
or A. ID. Dean, 329l2 N. Washington avenue.
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OThER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-The:e Is no spot char
tering of any consequence and rates are therefore
nominal at about lis Cd. The chartered Wheat feet
in port has registered tonnage of 5000, against
2O.65O tons on the same date last year; olsen
gagged, IS, 120 tons, against 81 ,S0O the way 10
this port, 2b1, 600 TONS against 207 400.
WHEAT-The mar>et is in he same old rut
Futures slowly settling and every few days
spot prices shade a fraction. The demand CON
IInues poor. Quoted at 81 20@l 271a p ctl for
common grades, 81 3U 2 ctl Tor average No l,
extra choice milling
CALL BOARD SALES
INFoRMAL SEssIoN-9:15 oclock-December-
20CO s. 81 lO1x.
SECOND SESSION December - $4,000 ctls,
81 lHi4; lZ,00O, 81 1U1s; $4,000. 81 IO; 2OOO,
RkGULAR MORNING SESSION - December -
2OOJ cts. 81 Os; 5000, 81 Us ia: 5000, 81 Os5s;
10000. Uess; $4,000, 81 Oo1a: 1000, 81 US$4.
Msy,20o0,S 81 2Ohs'!40JO, 81 201s; 6O0osl zOss;
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-De ber-14 OCO ctls.
81 0s1s MayE2oUO 8. II; so0o 81 IFS; 2oUO,
81 2Os4; 1000. 81 20Ss
BAkLEi-There is not much going on and
prices are rather weak than otherwise. Feed.
6O@67lsc; Brewing 771a@S71ac
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-No sales
641sc.
REGULAR MORNING sEss1oN-December- 1000
ctls 665sc; 5000. 6612c; 1000, 67c May-i0J0,
6S14c; 1000, 63ssc: 1000, 631a &C: 1000. $3.50.
AFTERNOON SEssIoS-No safes.
OATS-Dealers continue to report trade exces
svely dull. Milling are quotabe at ST. l5@l ~
q cti Fancy Feed. 81 25@l 30 q ct; com mon
White, SIGH 10; good to choice 81 121zs@l 2212;
Black for feed. 95c9sl 05; Gray, 81 1U@1 l71a
surprise, 81 359l 40 p ctl. Clipped Oats sell s "a
per ton over ne product.
COR N-Small Round Yellow Is lower. other de-
scripuons are unchanged. The market is very
dull Large Yellow S0@S21ac p cti; email Round
do, 9712c: White S0@S5c q ctl
Dull and nominal at 77119S21ac p ctl
observation-disclosures at 81 1ogll 25 p ctl.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags. spot, 5s4c; June
July delivery, 534c; san Quentin, $o 40; Wool
Bags 24@27c.
CoAL-wellngton, ss a ton: New Wellington
So per ton; Southfeld Wellington, ST so y ton:
Seattle, 50 5U: Bryant, $5 so; Coos Bay, 81 rs
y ton; Wallsend, 81 ton; Cumberland,
Sl3 5O . ton in bulk and SIS In sacks; Pennsyl-
vauis nthrscite Egg, sll@l2 . ton: Welsh An
thraclte, $S@lO; Canne. SIS r ton: J. ock Springs,
Castle Gaze and Peasant Valley. 81 co. Coke.
CANNED FRUIfsot herries. black or red.
212-ib extra, 81 Il doz: White Cher les, 21a- 10
extra, 81 80: 21sn standards 81 10; Peaches
Yellow, free, 81 .0@l SO; Aprcots-90c@sl O5;
CANNE! VEGETABLE LEsNTcmatoes. zoe p
oGzeR "a, M i,ns Peas-$lGl 70 q dozen
COSTA RIcA-ls1a@ls1ac p n for good to prime
mixed with black beans; l512@i7c for fair; log
l3l3c nominal for common to ordinary.
os . FOR ssSa to eTe
good TO prime washed peaberry; l41aGl4s4c for
superior unwsshed; I312@ 3s4c for good un.
washed; l7@l712c for good 10 prime unwashed
peaberry.
GUATEMALA AND ME1IcAN-19@2oc q n for
prime to strictly prime wasned l74@1Slac for
good to strictly good washed; l6@l7 H4c for fair
washed l'tSI5c e fh for medium; lC@1212c for
2Oc for go I'd TO prime washed Ieaberry; l7@sl71Sc
for gooi to prime unwashed esberry.
FIsH1lSs7 fish are quoted as follows: ons
Iss6(. 334c p h; Bonele,s (lSs6), 514c: Mid
dies, s12c: Blocks, 612@7c: Desccated, soc p dog:
y keg: Whtefsh, 81 so in haf-bbs and 81 rs in
kits; Tongues and sounds, sl2; Mackerel. bols-
o. ], $50; No. 2 Sis so; No. s. SIT: haf-bbs-
No /. S9@9 90; No. 2. sS 50G9; No. 8. So SO; kits
No. !, 81 80: No. ,. 81 20; No g. 81.
QU1CkS1LVER-$4O z flask
OlL-Callfornia Castor OIL, cases, No. J. csc;
bbls, SOc q gal manufacturers rates); Linseed
OH, in bbls boiled, 4Uc; do raw, 3Sc: cases &c
more: Lard Oil, extra winter strained, bbls bUc;
No !, 45c; cases &C higher; Cnlna Nut, 4s@54c
q gallon.
PETROLEUM, GASOLINE. ETC The Stand
ard Oil Company quotes as lIuws: Waterwhite
Coal OIL in bulk. lUl2c: Pearl OIL. iu cases. ltc:
Astral, do, I6c; Star, do Ice; Extra Star Oil. in
cases. 2Oc; Elaine do, 2lc; Eocene, do, lSc; De-
odorized stove Gasoline in bulk ma; do. in
1012c; SO dg. do, in cases 512c: SO Dig. Gasoline,
in bulk, zoe; IS dg do. in cases, 25c "a gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 5l4D512 2 ID.
RED LEAD-QuOthble at 5140.o 12c p b.
TURPENTINr-ln cases, 4 lc; in iron barrels,
&c. in wooden barrels. Ale q 10
CANDLES-The Standard Oil Company quotes
as follows: Electric Lights, 10 OF, 71ac; IA OF,
6s4c; II OF, &c; 10 OF 514c. Granites-o's 10 OF,
S1ac: IA OF. 712c; II CT, &c: 10 OF, 614c.
Observation-Disclosures, heavy, a0933c: do me-
dunn, 2Sc: 90 light 24G2 25c Rough leather, l9G
2lc 2 b; Kips $i0945 per dozen; Calf, 10 9Uc:
Rough splits. SG9c; BeIt-knife SpI is, 12@l4c;
Collar Leather, black, Il12@l3c 2 ioot; do rus
Set, li12@l3c; Skirting Leather 81 12 . b.
SUGAE-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: ube and Crushed and Fine
51sc Con fectioners' a, 51sc. Magnolia A. 43Ac
Extra c, 45sc: Golden I. 41ac: Candy Granuated,
614c halt Darreis more than barrels and boxes
1oC
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
a pril 6. 1897, p M.-The following :he rain
10 date compared with those of the same date
last season:
Eureka, past % hours .76, this season 4s.O4,
lest season SO. 90: Red Bluff. past - hours 90
this season % ~, las season 1891: san Fran
cisco, past "a hours .O3. this season 1888. last
ason 1881; Fresno. past "a hours, 90 this
son 10 52 last season 5. 80: San Luis Obispo past
- hours 90, thi, 20.7l. last n l5 49;
Los Angeles, past "a hours 90, this 1871,
last season SIS; san Diego, past "a hours 90,
this season 60, last season B. So; Yuma. "a
hours 90, this season 5.35, last season .SS.
Nan Francisco data-MaXinum temperature 80,
minimum so, mean S.
Weather conditions and general forecasts:
The Slizht depression which wes central last
night in Western Washing: on has passed eastward
an Is now central in the Rocky Mountain region.
An of high pressure is now central on the
Oregon coast Decd dly colder weather is report
ed from y orthern Nevada and somewhat cooler
weather in orthern California There is danger
of severe frost tonight in exposed port of h
upper acrame Ito Valley. Rain has been general
during the past twelve hours along he coast from
an Francisco Inward and throughout the
States OF Oregon Washington and Idaho ondi-
t1ons are favorable Tor fair weather in California
Forecasts made at San Francisco for 80 hours
ending at mid night. April Z, 1897.
Northern California-Fair Wednesday: brisk
northwest wind.
Southern California-Fair Wednesday; fire sh
northwestery winds.
y Nevada-Fair Wednesday.
Utah-Clearing Wednesday.
AriZona-Far Wednesday.
san Francisco and vicinitv-Fair Wednesday
fresh northerIy wind. high off shore.
w. H HAuMOS Forecast Official
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son, lot 2, block 2lO9, Alden Tract at Temescal,
Oakland Township; $40.
Mountain View Cemetery Association to H.
Schei haas, lot 81 plat 80 Mountain View Gene
tery, oakland township: S39
Charles A. and Alice c. Bailey to Iouisa and
Mary Holm. lot Sc corner of Grayson and
y = INT sts E 20 by 1GO being lot l., block l77,
Gray son Tract 3. rkeley: aso lot on line OF
Ing iot lO block III. Grayson Tract. Quttclalm
deed, Berkeley; D.
Frederick iux and Sarah +, Evans to Eliz j.
Slliiaad, lot on NE corner of Sacramento and
Lincoln streets, 6U:41a by r so, Berkeley; !;
also iot beginning at point 26b from SE er of
sacramento and Cedar streets e lO5 by l35 :4le,
oock !. Teachers University Homestead Associa-
tlon Berkeley: SO.
Delos and Harriet A. Pratt 10 Lorenzo d. Ut
man lot % in sub ivison f, Fru;vale Termina.
lrac Brooklyn Iownship; $40.
tharieS r aud Mary r. White to Samuel No
lan' lots j Ia and 15 Red Rose Tact, Brooklyn
Township; $40
Henry and melie Schellhaus to James A. John
son, lot on line of Thirty fourth Brown rect,
~ w Of Linden, w 25, f 2S:IO, > 72:.0 TO be-
ginning; lot Is, block 6S3, Glascock Tract, Oak
land; $40.
w. A. and Carrie r. Rou:e to Fourteenth-street
M E. Church OF Oakland. lot NV corner of
ty-foursh and Market streets, n 60:11a, w
llS:212, 60:l, 1887 10 beginning, bein. lot
!. oock q, central Lana Company's Tract, Oak
iano; Also lot beg nning w of lot l,
Diock " central Land ompany's tract thence
= 26, = 2. w IS to beginning, being fraction
or lot :, block o, said IacI, subject to mortgage
for $1,000, Oakland; $40.
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oId-Fashioned knockers Again.

There has been in recent years, along
with an increasing use of the colonial
style in architecture. mild revival OF
the old-fashioned door knocker. And
nowadays one may see occasionally a
knocker on the halldoor of an
apartment in an apartment-house in
this city. A visitor who steps out of an
elevator and proceeds along hall to see,
when he rea ches the apartment he seeks, a
knocker upon the door, may be little sur
prised at it at first, but only for moment {;
for despite its modern surroundings, the
door-knocker stands here. as it does every
where TO one who has been accustomed to
seeing it, as the sym bol of home.
In at least one instan ce the door-knocker
in use on the hall door of an apartment in
this city was brought from an ncestral
house in New England. In one apartment
house in New York door knockers appear
upon the hall doors of five apartment is, and
they are all of different styles. 1t has been
found that friends who come to doors that
have door knockers upon them are likely to
knock, while strangers and those why
come on business errands are more likelo
to use the modern electric balI.-New York
sun.
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
BARLEY -ouIet. steady FeedIng 25a4c C. ].

BARLEY-Quet steady. Feeding. 2534c C. i.
WHEAT-Market dun, 1lc to a4e lower with
options. No ? ungraded red. 70@so l1Ac; No. /
orthern. Sl9Sl14c. Options declined 54c 10 3sc
ing rallied 1sc May through foreign buying,
closing steaoy at bsc 20 2sc under yesterday. with
active. No. 2 red closed: May, 1850; July, 74c;
September. re
SOI4c afoat: steamer mixed, 291ac. options were
dull and weak a: 14c decline
oAT.mDnll easter May 9l1Ac ;, huy aic 22c:
23c: mixed weslein, 2l@2Sc; white State and
western, z3 G30c
Provisions.
LARD-ou'e', easv. Western steam. 50 80: city.
s5@a 81; May 3 4O nd refined quiet 9aiet' &C Continent
% roEK-o ok : o e. nj Mess. Ss az 50, '' o.
BUTTER-Creamery, 5a2oc; Western cream
cry I6e2lc; do factory i6} sglSc; sI Egins' zoe;
CHEESE-Firm. State, large. 1212c: do small,
l0@l214c; part skins, 5@6c = ID; full SKINS u
@3c.
EGGS-Liberal supply. Western fresh 91a@
994c: ia e and Pennsylvania. sG9$4S
TALON -Qnie. City $3.50 oid' 31ac asked;
country, 314@312c
CoTroN EEL 0IL-ouiet. Crude, 2O@2O12c;
vel ow prime, &c.
RlCE-FIrm. Unchanged.
MoLASsEs-Firm. Unchanged.
& ad ntFEE-S.eady SIC 10 points down; May
81 65; January, 81 1907 70: February. g 70;
Mafcn 81 IU0f 40. spot hlo uul, weak NJ -
7Ac.
sUGAR-Raw, quiet and steady; fair refining,
Sc: centrfugais. SO tesl, $500. Refined, gu ct;
Standard A, 4a4c; mould A, &c; confectionery A,
1850: powdered and cubes, SC: granulated, 4s4c.
Fruit and Produce.
hPRICOTS-Bags 6@l1c
TFACHFS Unpeeied bags, 6@S4ac; do
peeled, boxes, 130l5c,
PRUN ES-Four sizes. nom nal, &C
KAIslNs-L M, Two crowns, 414@41ac: three
crowns, 434@514c four crow 5S4 @56c: London
layers. 81 5O@yI 40; clusters ST. 4OG1 20.
Al MoNDs-soft shell 712@o12c; paper shell,
I0@l2c.
WALNUTs-standard. 7c; soft shell. &c.
HOPS-Qu ct and easy.
WooL-Firm. Domestic fleece, 16&2Sc; pulled,
1S93lc; Texas 79l2c.
Merchandise.
IL SO.
toPPER-Flat Lake. S1l@l1 75.
LEAD- Barely steady. DonIesuc, 81 3b93 40.
2IN-Firmer stIaIts, SIS 20@13 so.
SPELT ER-Qulet Domestic, 81 lU94 20
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SOrIUE TO MARINERS.

branch OF the Unit ed States Hvdrographlc
once located in the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard TO nationality ana Tree OF
expense
Navigators cordially invited 10 visit the
office, where complete sets of charts ana sallln'
directions of the world are kept on hanl or com
pRrison and reference and the latest information
eau ways be obtained regarding lights, dangers
to navigation and all matters OF Interest 70 OCEAN
commerce.
The time ball top OF the building on Tele-
graph Hill Is hosted about ten minutes before
noon. and is dropped at noon 120th meridian, by
telegraphic signal received each day from the
United States Naval Observatory 81 Mare Island
Cal.
A notice stating whether ths lime ball was
dropped on time or giving the error. IL any Is
published the same day oy the afternoon paperA
and by the morning papers the following dsv-
w. y HUGHES
Lieutenant U. s. NJ, in charge
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

S. H. Kent to Board of Trustees Of Calvary
Pres, Presoyterlan Church and S1ngLega on san an Fran
S l25:41a; $40. ''
Taylor and Horace u. Wheeler (hy Robert s.
Wheeler, attcrney) to Villa m Nj. Morgan lot on
S line Of Fifteenth street. 2lO w Noe, w 25 by 5
T. ]. Rourke to John H. Grady, lot on $ line of
Twenty.n nth street. 33l a w of Douglass, w 20
John H. and Ellen G. Grady to Mary NJ. Blais-
g Gorge a. Hill, Antoinette H. Clark and nnie
H. Cbilds o. Murdoch a. CambelI, commits
sioner)to William Mems, leasehod OF lot on w lire
OF Jones street, 1916 of Sacramento, > 40 w 40,
70 b, ~, L 6:2, 20, S:9. 20. CO.
Belle Seguine to Charles L. Tilden. re-record
IL 2l6, of lot OH corner Eldorado ana
Rhode Island s. reefs, 100 bv 200: SO.
Johu IL. Brill TO George S. Fols m. lot on K line
$40.
Ado'ph sutro to Irwin s. and Annie S. Preston,
lot IL, outside lands block ga, SW corner Gle
ment street and Forty-tAird avenue. S 30 by w
kmi e $. BeamIsh to Mary Schafer and Edna Le-
MALE, lot on Sw corner of Point Lobos and Tenth
avenues, 100 by W 32:6; $40
London and San Francisco Bank Qmited) to
Louis Lipman. let on E line of Tenth avenue, 100
OF street, y rs by Z 120; $40.
Albert Meyer TO same, lot on + line of Tenth
avenue l25 of street. n rs by 10; $40.
. Louis aud Rose lipman to Ida Bell. lot on f
100: $40. "
Alma ana Adolph Petry TO Annie Strawmeyer,
lot on Il line of Twenty eighth avenue, SO n of =
street n 80 by 120; $40
Jones Allie. & Co. to Jennie Espey. lot on f line
OF FOR y-eght avenue, $50 y of street, 5 80 by
+ 100; $40
Jacob and Lima Heyman (bv Oscar Heyman, at
$lJ
stanford Addition Land Company to ]. A. NIL.
diton No. l: $40.
vii lam NJ. and Mary E. Fitzhugh to p F.
Perryman, lot SW corner of Clark and Stan
yam streets, w bbO by . ZsS, block SO, stanford
Heights; $40.
Sarah or Sarah II. McClntock to Mary NJ.
Schneie, 10, on SE corner of Garfield and I horn
ton streets, l. % by = 100, lot 25. block 5. City
Land Associations; SO.
Leon Carrau 10 Adolph Lubbock, lots IS and ~
DlocK 52, City Land Associations: 500
Eugene CoEnor 10 Annie r., Eugene F.. Mary
", Josephine and Margaret 0'Connor. lot on ;
line OF M street (Alvarado), 1928 w of Sanchez
I w b9:l1 by 5 1i4 gift.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Antoinette and Louella 1rembey to Louis
Chartrand, lot OH line of Myrtle street, 253 5 OF
Iwenty-eighth street. : so by 100 block $50,
heene Tract, Oakland: S2SUU.
Archibald C. ana Annie T. Stodta (by com
mlssioner) 20 Char es w. Sexton. lot on " line OF
Myrtle rect, 1896 S Il West Fourteenth street
Oakland: Sl6oa
Joseph y. Jesse to John Bernadon lot on w line
or indie street, 100 ) If Thirt ty-second, 40 by
| l32, being lot IL and Is feet of lot 12 block
6o9 Glasc"ct Tract, Oakland $40.
ID. r. Smithson (by attorney to Clara n. Aron
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NEW YORK MARKETS,
Financial.


NEW YORK, April 6-There was further
falling OFF in business the Stock Exchange to-
day. the sales of stocks footing up only 123,531
shares, the smallest total for oms time past The
market was unsettled throughout and responded
quickly TO manipulation. 4 he professional e e.
ment was in full control and the legiti-
male business, that is TO say commission orders.
cut but an uDimportanJ figure in the days opera
tions. AS of late the bears paid particular atten-
ton TO the anthracite cOaers and in the absence of
support found no difficulty in bringing abont
lower prices Jersey Central started of We'll and
rose to within traction of 7S. Later under hear
sales, the stock droppeI 10 1914 the decline he
ing accelerated by advices that the Pennsylvania
Legis aturr would Investigate the I.ehgh and
Whkcsbarre coal Company leased by the frst
named.
Lacxawanna moderate sales fell to l491a
and Reading declined to Ss. The change in the
method OF reporting earnings of the Reading lust
adopted did not M ct with approval on the street
! he company s app ication u list its seauri-
ties comes up befo the governing commit to-.
morrow Delaware ana Hudson held steady
ranging between 1925 and l031s In the in
dustriai group Leather preferred heavy on a
report that he company intended TO shut down
tor sixty days. Tobacco was weak and Sugar err
ratio. sugar sold by Washington and lower
Wall street houses on the belief that the Sena,e
will make no material change in the Dngley bill.
In the meantime the concern is getting It's raw
sugar INTO the country as fast as possible. and
Yesterday Its payments for duties import S
amounted TO nearly 81 0,000. In the final deal
ings the market was trm for the way and mis-
cellaneous list and barely sieady Tor ersey Cen
tral. Net changes snow advances OF 1s@5s er
cent Sugar, Jersey Central and Leaths preferred
lost l3s per and LacEawanna IA.
he bond market quiet and weaker in tome
Sales footed up 81, l,lh2Oo0. brooklyn Elevated
frsts fell "A to 7s;Coorado Midland IS certificates
10 Il: Erie general lien 81, SO TO 643s Iowa Cen.
tral 5s 10 81; NJ ma tan Railway consoldat ed
As 10 81 "A; Omaha con so .idated IS "A l293l
Union Elevated IS 10 1914; Wisconsin Central
5s certificates ! 10 30.
In Government bonds $4,000 coupons OF 1925
sold at 124, $55L0 coupon As of 9U7 at 11215.
Grain.
FLOUR-Quet, steady. Winter wheat low
grades, 81 S0G5 05; do fair to fancy, So ESQ
20: do pa ents, $4 5004 S5. Rye -four
Dull 81 25@2 65.
Dull. Yellow Western, 81 700
] 80.
RYE-Dull Western 35c.
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HIDES. TALLow, Wool AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Quotations show no dig
turbance The market rules quiet Culls and brands
sell lc under SOUND stock. Heavy sailed steers Sc
medium. &c 2 10; light, 7c q ID; Cowhiies 7c;
Stags, sc; salted Kip, &c q 10; salted Caf, SC;
sated Veal 7c; dry Hides. l21a@l3C: culls and
brands, e1a@lOc p n; dry Kip ana Veal, 9@lVc;
dry Calf SC: ouls. l0c; GoatskinS 20035c each
KIDS DC; Deerskins good summer. 25c p ID;
medium, 2Oc: winter, l0c; sheepskins, shear
nngs, log2Oc each; short wool, 2a@35c each;
medium 3O945c each long wool 40@60c each.
TALLOW-No. l, rendered 3@314c q ID; No. 2,
2t2c; refined, SC: Grease &c p ID.
WOOlI-The demand never sharper and the
market is excited, both here and IN the country.
Buyers are actually engaging Wool on the sleeps
oack Prces are higher and siiff. with prospects
OF rther advance. Spring C Up: Mountain, 1l@
lac; Foothill, lO@l212c: san joaquin, years clip
I0loc; do, seven months, SG11c 2 ID; Nevadas
L li9l4c; Eastern Oregon. 7@10c.
HoPS-oGsc for fair TO choice and e01Uc q ID
for fancy. Prospects of q tariff on these goods
LEAD the trade 10 hone for better prices later
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-07
POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES.

Peas are higher and Asparagus is Low Onions
are scarcer and firm. No change in Potatoes
POTATOES-New Potatoes, 1A@2Ac: Sweet
Potatoes, $I@l 75 2 ctl: Early Rose, 65G75c
p ctl; River Reds, 65@75c: Burbank Seedlings
45@65c p ctl for Rivers, 9Uc@$l 10 for Salinas
and 6OO75c for Petaiumas; Oregon Burbanks, 65c
@Sl 10.
oNloNs-oresons, 50 5OG3 . ctl. Cut Onions
s. v sack.
observation-disclosures were $40 boxes AS.
paraguS s34 boxes Rhubarb and 81 SKIS Peas.
Hothouse CucumbeIs quotahle at 75c@S1 SO q
dozen; Asparagus 3@5c y ID for common 6(G7c
y 10 for choice and SC q n for fancy: Rhu-
barb 75c@sl 25 box; Marrowfat squash. ST
@S 2 ton; Los Angeles Tomatoes, 81 rs "a box !:
Mexican Tomatoes, $l@1 SO y box: Dried
Peppers, 6@sc g b; Green Peas, 212@5c: Los
Angeles sIrIng Beans l0c: Driei Ok a, S@l9c p
b; Cabbage 40@50c 2 CT; Carrots 25@30c p SIX:
e
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-07
EXPLANATION.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
pt station indicate maximum temperature for the
DAYS: those underneath II, II any. the amount Oh
rainfall of melted snow in inches and hundredthsI
during the past twelve hours. lsobars, or soHu
lines connect poin OF equal air pressure; $50
therms or dotted lines, equal temperature Inc
word high" means high barometrc pressure ana
is usually accompanied by fair weather; low
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rams
Lows" usually first appear on the washington
coast. When the pressure IS high In the intero,
ana lew along the coast and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain Is probable
but when the "lOw'- Is incosed with lsoOars OF
marked curvature, rain south OF oregon IS improo-
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
Will nroduce an OppOSite result.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-07
PROVISIONS.

Business is not very brisk and prices show no
change.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 7c q h for heavy. 71ac
y ID for light medium 10c for light. 101ac p ID
Tor extra light and 12c q II for sugar cured East
ern sugar-cured Hams. l21ac q ID: California
dams. 1lc y h: Mess Beef. So "a bbl: extra
mess do, SO so: family do. $lr@1O SO; extra
prime Pork, SIS so: extra clear. SI4 q bbl; mess,
SlZ @ Dbl; Smo ed Bee'. 10c "a ID.
NRD-Eas,ern tierces are quoted at 534c for
compound and 612@7c Tor p re; pals. 71ac;
California tierces, 4Ioc for compound and &c for
pure; f-bbls, &c; 10 ID tins 712c; do 5-ib 7Mc
COIIoLENE-6c in uerces and 7s4@S1sc in
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