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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-01-30

was 30 below, the coolest in three
years.
OMAHA, Jan. 25.-The cold wave has
abated generally over the state. The
minimum temperature during the last
48 hours was 13 below. The wind has
m oderated. There was but little snow
in Nebraska.
DENVER, Jan. 2o.-Thermometers
registered to 10 below zero this morn
ing. The cold is severely felt on ac-
count of the sudden change. At some
places the temperature dropped 70 de-
grees in IA hours.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 25.-The mercury
dropped from to 10 degrees below
zero this morning. The thermometer
in the country registered to 10 de-
grees colder.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Jan. 2j.-The worst
blizzard for years ragged here last night,
the thermometer falling more than 70
degrees to midnight. In Texas the
snowfall is the heaviest of the season
and the cold is intense.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 25.-Last
night was bitterly cold. The wind
blew Al miles an hour. Reports from
Western New York indicate that the
mercury dropped below zero in many
exposed places.
BOSTON, Jan. 25.-The thermometer
this morning reached 8 above zero,
the lowest point this winter. A north
west wind was blowing 20 to 25 miles
an hour. making the weather severe.
Tonight will bring much lower tenn
perature.
GREAT SUFFERING In CHICAGO.
Frozen Fingers, Noses and Limbs are Be-
coming Common.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-The cold wave
struck Chicago harder today than
either yesterday or day before, going
materially under the lowest points of
Sunday, when the record of 25 years
was broken. At Z A. NJ. today the
signal service reported the temperature
20 degrees below zero with no relief in
sight. At a. m. the temperature
was exactly the same. A heavy fog
from the lake which enveloped the
downtown district made the cold
doubly dangerous.
Frozen fingers, noses and ears were
a common occurrence, and numerous
cases of more serious character were
reported. Only one death from cold 4
has been reported to the police up to
noon, that of Fred A. Busch, 5 years
old, who succumbed to exposure. Am
balances, however were kept busy
conveying people to the hospitals with
feet ana hanos frozen.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Jan. % = Today's
sto.oo,+ of tl,o condition ~ tho traa a.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-01-30

DENVER, Jan. 2o.-Thermometers
registered 8 to 10 below zero this morn
ing. The cold is severely felt on ac-
count of the sudden change. At some
places the temperature dropped 10 de-
grees in IA hours.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-01-30

GUTHRIE, o. T., Jan. 2j.-The worst
blizzard for years ragged here last night,
the thermometer falling more than 20
degrees to midnight. In Texas the
snowfall is the heaviest of the season
apd tho cold ia iptansa
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-01-30

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 25.-Last
night was bitterly cold. The wind
blew Al miles an hour. Reports from
Western New York indicate that the
mercury dropped below zero in many
exposed places.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-01-30

BOSTON, Jan. 25.-The thermometer
this morning reached 8 above zero,
the lowest point this winter. A north
west wind was blowing 20 to 25 miles
an hour. making the weather severe.
Tonight will bring much lower tenn
perature.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-01-30

PITTsBURG, Jan. 25.-The mercury
dropped from to 10 degrees below
zero this morning. The thermometer
in the country registered 5 to 10 de-
orees colder,
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-01-30

In the Circuit Court OF. the State of Oregon for
| WaSco County.
| w. L. Whealdon, Plaintiff,
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-01-30

CONDOR q CONDON,
Attorneys for ADMINISTRATIVE.
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcUL-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO
July Z 1897, NJ.
The following are the maximum Temperatures
reported to-day by telegraph from Weather Bu-
reau stations in Califor ia:
Eureka So Red Biuf s4 Fresno Sc, San Luis
Obispo r. Los An :eles 76, San Diego 6S, Yuma
lO2
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature "a.
minimum 80, mean 81.
Weather Conditions and Gen eraI Fore
casts.
An area Of high pressure is moving In over the
northern coast. An of low pressure prevails
the Rocky Mountain region and eastward.
I he pressure has risen rapidly during The past
twenty-four hours over Washington Oregon. Ne
has fallen in evada M northesStward, but has
risen along the Pacific oasI north of san Fran
cisco. The Temperatures are i'll fIom ght TO
ten degrees below the normal In he great Valleys
of alifornia. Showers have occurred in Wash
ington and orthern oregon. Tnunder storms Al e
reported at Bis marck ana Helena
The following maximum wind We Oci.f -
ported Salt La <e City, 50 miles per hour from the
south; Point Reyes, 47 northwest.
Conditions favorable for warmer weather
with esn northerly winds in Northern California
Thursday.
Forecasts made at Sun Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, July 8, 1897:
orthern California - Fair Thursday; warmer in
the valleys fresh north .rly winds; fog in the
morning along The coast
southern Ca.ifornia-fair Thursday; westerly
winds.
Nevada-Fair Thursday: probably showers early
Thursday morning in northern portion: warmer
northwest.
ATizOna-Fair / ursday.
san Eranci,co and vicinity - Fair Thursday:
fresh northwesterly wind; probably light fog in
ALEXANDER McADIE, Forecast Official
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1t Is q Mystery.

A writer in the North American Re-
view, Arthur Mark Cummings. under the
heading, "The Death Instinct i'll AMI
m lis, gives case of wht seems 10 have
been "transference of thought" between
cow and her ca.f. He says: Tue farmer
who owned hem Kept the calf in his
barn. but drove the COW to distant pas
ture every morning with the rest of the
nerd. She soon became reconcjled to the
arrangement, and was accustomed to feed
quietly until it was time to return to her
calf One day the farmer killed the calf
suddenly and painlessly. There was no
outcry; no chance for the cow TO see the
deed. She was at a distance from the
barn, which apparently pIecluded the
possibility of her knowing what had been
done. Yet no sooner was the calf dead
than she left her grazing with the
rest OF the herd and came up to the barn,
lowing and showing every symptom OF un-
easiness There she stayed from noon
until milking time, moving about rest
lessly, as she had never done before.
There was no communication possible, so
far as human senses could perceive, be-
tween mother and offspring; yet there is
no doubt that the COW had some dim
knowledge, and that she suffered more
than the calf did" :"
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CTEAMERs LEAVE BROADWAY AW
~ wharf, San Francisco, follows: EE&
For Lor;s in Alaska, 8 A. NJ. Ju,y g. 10 Is 20
rs. 80. aud every fifth day thereafter,
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C.) Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes AMI
New W. atcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.) "a N
July 5, 10 H. ~, IS 80 and every fifth dav there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the G. p X
r., at Tacoma with n. p r. X, at Seattle with o.
N. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers
For Eureka Arcata and Fields Landing (Hum-
boldt Bay), Str. Pomona p. NJ, July s. g. i3 ~
21 26. 80, August 3. T. IL, 16 20, "a, 2S, septem.
ber j. g. 10. IA Is, %, 27
For santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon Cayucox
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo), Gaviota, Sants
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro East Sa,
Pedro (Los Angelesl and Newport, at A. "
July /. D, 8, l3' II, 2l, rs, 29 ana every fourth
day thereafter
For San Diego stopping only at Port Harrora
(San Luis Obispo), santa Barbara Port Los A q.
relies. Redondo (Los Anseles) and Newport ii
A. N. July s. z, II, Is, 19, %, 81 81 and ever
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada San Jose del Cabo. MazatIau La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba 10
A. NJ. the 81 of each month
The Company reserves the right to change with.
out previous notice steamers sailing dates and
hours OF sailing. Ticket otfice-Palace Hotel q
New Montgomery street.
SoODALLs PERKINS q CO., Gen'l Agents
~ Market ST.. San Francisco
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CHICAGO MARK ETS.

CHICAGO ILL., July 7-Provisions opened
slightly lower and closed steady and unchanged.
Cash trade was only moderately active
All kinds of cattle were a trife lower; BUYERS
admitted their good big heavy steers were lOc
lower, and most OF the statesmen claimed prices
were l &c lower. There were ~ loads of Texans
on the market, mos. of which sold lower. Veal
calves 2a@b0c lower No business worth noting
in the stock and feeders line; few light stock
ers sold higher.
II og nrices ere about l0c over the ose O last
week, hut Today there was a slight cheek to the
upYnrn as after The great bulk of the hogs sold
abo II like YESTERDAY the close was &C lower III
low est price OF the day ruling at the close Will
quite q number carr ed over.
The 'she-p business was fair and rath her quiet.
yet tatues showed lutte or no cnange as compared
With the past week
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WEDNESDAY. Juiy7
Br s.mr Gaelic. Finch Hongkong and Yoko-
hama, via Honolulu; o & Co.
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lO9,O49

Corn was again active and higher. Crop-damn ge
repe is continue to api ear Notwithstanding there
appears TO De sudden demand tor corn. 1t Is
Gained that foreigners, where the wheat crop is
short. good buyers of September corn. The
short interest in the market oba has never
before been equaled in any o Ler cereal. Shorts
afraid cover heavy lines they know
their Ell rts wond light the fire. which only needs
the m a. ch. Corn is Sc ling far below the price
OF production. The advance already made still
remains be ow the price where the farmer can
AFFORD to raise IT. Forty cents has In past years
been consid' r'd h nominal price. The present
price of ogs will net producers 33 cents for heir
Corn for FEEDING The bull movement seems well
started. Outsiders are large factor in the mar
krt. Their eff rts may cause runaway MARKET.
Oats strong in sympathy with Corn and W heat.
The volume Of trade il rapidly gaining
San Francisco.
9:l5 A. N SESSION.
Nothing doing in Wheat Buyers and sellers
apart.
1918 A. NJ. SESSION.
Strength in Ea,tern markets causing some
easiness on the paIt of shorLs, who appear to be
The only buyers.
recem Der opened and closed at 81 221l De-
cember Barley 71s4c.
l1:lD A. SESSION.
Shorts In Wheat bid strong for Wheat Decem-
Der opened at 81 % and advanced quic >ly TO
81 23la, wher enough reaZ ng found to sup.
! ly The OF buyers The price declined to
81 2314. where II clio ed.
&c mber Barley opened at 73c advanced to
7314c, declined to 1875 and closed at 73c. Vol
ume OF business fairly large
P. N. SESSION
Trading was light and .eaturelesa
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NV YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, n. Y, July THE sock market
showed heavin+s SIS at the outset. Prices generally
were OF fraction. kecessIons were most pro-
nounced in the International shares IN sympathy
with london
Sugar quct assumed the leadership of the
market AID advanc, to 1888 good buying for
both accounts. The reaction the general mar
ket checked. Business was quite animated
at intervals, large blocks of sugar changing hams
frequently.
The market Iapsed into dullness after the first
horr. but prices were fairly we'll sustained In the
railroad group, decided upward turn deyeopinE
In the grangers at mi .day.
Tne traders efforts recover stocks sold yes
ferday and in early dealings to-day were re-eu-
SoTced by percepttole re newed demand from out
etde sources that gavf sTong tone To tn market
che greater part or the y. There an injec-
ton he peing. " tue Eas queV ion once
more. London advIces stating that recessons were
due to a nervousn' So in he general London mar.
ket cause of the DELAY in The concu sion OF peace
negotiations between Iur&ry and Greece. The at
titude of London reflected in a feactionally
lower opening, bu there pressure sill,
London houses traded on both sides but the ION
don marke followed The New ork market TOO
c,oselv NIT of transactions TO any important
amount The failure OF any liquidation TO develop
WIS followed by recoveres tnI onghout the list.
Domestic news was construed bullishly. 1t is
predicted that il s only mat. .er of a short time
before tie new tariff will be upol the statute
book. The lack of unity in regard TO the stri~e
reported among th o soft coal miners VAS taken Dy
some as an Indication of tneimpending failure OF
the strike Crop news was .oUked upon as of
more reassuring Character Expectations in re-
gard 10 rail- DAD earnings Tor the first week of July,
which begins tn fiscal year of many railroads.
good. Buying well strbuted through
The list, Grange shares, coalers and o. her groups
participated In he general rally sugar Refining
was pHrticu ally strong. Private Washington ad
vices predicted little cnange in the sugar schedule
before its enactme:t INFO law. Foreign eX hahge
continued dull and was lacking of fea: ure except
for II mer zone for cables
/ n fina dealings the market continued strong,
the advance in the price of wheat of over "A cent,
Dssed upon heavy Dui chases for export, attracted
Stten ION The shortage IN reizn CROPS M ans a
large demand TOR our breadstuffs- IL was an
nounced that the President would send a mrs-
sage To Congres, ret ommenoing a currency COM
mission. Cover nment eonds firm k. iIway g and
miscellaneous bonds adv need frnctionally.
Money call 1@112 per cent: time
money = 90 days per cent, 90 days IA
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HIPPI>G INTl LLIGENCE.

<aiiSs't
WEDNESDAY 1ulv T.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEhT-The Caradoc takes for Cork 6oo5
ctls, valued at SilU,73l.
Chicago came thr ough firmer and this market
was st. adler in consequence. Trade however.
show ed 10 Improvement. Local quotations are:
81 2llA9l 221a q Gil for No. !, 81 2334G1 25 for
choice aud 81 2a9l 321a for extra choice for mill
ing.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'ciock-No sales.
SECOND SESSION Dtcembe lu,G00 ctlS
81 22A
REGULAR MORNING IoN-December-I4,-
00U cs, 81 233s; 10000 Sl 23La; $4,000,
81 2314. May-4uUU, = Il z61a: 2O0O 81 6A
AFTERNOON EssIoN - December-40UU Ctls
81 231s: $4,000 81 1914.
BARLEY-ls firm, DuI dull. Feed 6S34 @733Ac; :;
new brewing, s5@90c; old Brewing, nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SESSION. Dece m ber-20O0 ctIs 7l3lc
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-Decemb ber- 2OUO
ctis, 1870: 4Oo0, 7314c; 1000, 727sc; 5000, TIC
AFTERNOON SESSION - Lee mber - 2O.0 ctls
73c: 2OUU 7a3sc; Is, 0u0 7e14c.
OA1S-A fractional decine Is noted. The ID ar
ket is dull. Fancy Feed, 81 221t@l 271s: good
to choice, 81 07A1@l l71a: oomm mon, 95c@$l O5;
Clipped oats sell at $1@2 q ton over the raw
pro1uct
CORN-The market is weak and dealers make
conc, 1ions TO sell. Large yellow. 95c@$l 4, cti
smalI Round do, 81 O712@l l121a: White, $50
soc p ctl.
kYE-There is very little demand. Old 81 %
O5: new, SO@e21ac p ctI.
BUCKWHEAI-Is nominal at 9bc@sl l5 p ctl
for new and 81 35 Tor old
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j uly 1897

Thursiav. July g.
Sun rises 81 Moon rises
Sun sets ........ T. 10 Noon sets. . 000AM
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINs-CuIls and brands sell lc
under sound stock. Heavy saltel steers, S6DS1ac
2 H. medium, &c. light 612@7c ., ID; Cow. Lido $,
612@7c; tugs, &c; sated Nip, 60lc: sailed calf,
culis and brand. lUc; dry hip and Veal, so I0c;
, ry Calf. SC; culs, l0c; Goa >ins, 20635ctsch:
kids, 5c; Deerskins, good summer, 25c p ib
medium, zoe; winter, zoe: Sheepskins sIeariines
lOG20c each short wool, 25@4U each; medium
iALLOW-. o. !, rendere.. 2s4a3c q tb; Nc. 2,
214@ 12c: refined 4$4c; Grease, &c p 10.
wUO.-Sprng clip Is quoted; Mountain, l9
l3c; Foothi /, go lc: San Joaquin, years clip,
e@9c: do seven months. 1905 q ID; Nevadas, 10
@l1c; Eastern Oregon, S@si &C,
HOPS-6@Sc for fair choce and 9910c p b
Tor fancy. Contracts being drawn at S@luc
Tor new oIegons and 71ag9c for new Washing. ons
and S12@l0c for Cali o:..l.s
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Prod uco.

fuure Iredinr closed: March, s. i5e7 20;
Sd 900 6b: August So 8 O. 10; September,
80 .'Ud6 s6; October, $6 so@6 80: December.
So 1907 90.
LA AFD- Prime. 50 l71a@4 20. Quiet firmsr
PORK-Mess SO 25@ TO steady. dull.
IALLoW-s 1-l6@31sc
EGGS-state. fresh gathered. 11@llac
sUGAK-Raw. frm ss-deg I st. SC; s6des.
test, size; refined fairly active, firm.
PETKoLEUM-News, ), ork renn.d: So o5: Philar
deiphia and Baltimore refined, So 90; refined In
HoPs-Crop OF 's5. s@4c: crop 'ss, 5000; coast.
crop 'so> 3e4c; crop SO. 6@lu London market
600 70s Steady.
HIDEs-Buenos Ayres dry, 20 rs. 1s1aSlso;
Galveston. 20 TO % lbs. lac. steady
LEATHER-Hemlockso sole. Buenos Ayres light
to heavy weights. ls@lsc; acid. 1s@2.c firm.
Dried Fruits.
RAIsINs-CaIiforna 50-lb boxes 2slc crown.
sSL 051ac: seeded, 734 @N1ac: seedless muscatels
51aG6s4c InacIiv but firm for choice gr-ue,
bulk, b12G96c; cases, 61sG51ac: cleaned cartons
o@7lsc. Firm owing 10 uniavorAble crop re-
pkUNEs-Cafornia 25-t n boxes 314e7c; so n
boxes S@7c- Quit.
boxes 7@9c; peeled 1U@l2c- Dull, stea.y
APRICoTe-Caliiornla- Boxes 7Gl2c; oagA
71selOc. Nominal
FIGS-fsucy ordinary, 12Slsc; fancy washed,
zG@24c Normally unch anged.
DATES-Persian. CO. n boxes. 21a@S3lc; Fard
in boxes. 4S4( (G5c: cases. 5Sl G6c. Dull.
WALNU1s California standard 61ac; soft
shell, &C. Quiet. but drmer, owing to poor crop
repor.s
a ALMoNDs-shelIed 161z@2so
Metals.
PIG IRoN-southern 50 259lO SO: Northern,
SIU@I2 Quiet
fI,, TIN-straits sl3 1904. Dull
CoPPER-Brokers, $l1 l21a: exchange, sl1 90.
Ste sdy
LkAD-Brokers, $s IS; exchange s3 s71s.
Firm.
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|C, Clear D P0rtH CIoUoy
Q Cloudy g. Ham s. Snow
l5nADfn AGfAS 5nOW PRECIPITATION
DURING OAo1 ~ HouRo
Exclamation.

The arrow flies with the wind The top figures
~ station indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath IL, II any, the amount OF
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredthA
during the past twelve hours. lsobars or solid
lines, connect poin OF equal air pressure; iso-
therms, dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word thigh" means high barometric pressure and
is usually accom- panied by fair weather: "1ow"
refers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accom- panied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows" usually first appear the WashinG;on
coast. When :he pressure is high in tho interior
and low along the coast. and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable:
but when the Glow Is inolosed with isoOsrs Of
marked curvature, rain south OF oregon is lmprob-
able. With thigh" 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. TIE Of these conditions
VllI produce opposite result
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
THE STOCK MARKET.

Comstock shares were firmer Yesterday. bu !
business was light. The le ding apprecaions
were: Best Bel;Aer to SOC, Hale & Norcross
to S9c. Mexican to 4 Sc Ophir to 76c, PUtos to
43c. sierra Nevada to s 20 and Union to SOC
The close was weaker again, however.
The Che lar an Challenge deln quent sales take
place tod y.
Occidental Consolid lated! he official letter
5o0 vel est crosscut =, started 600 feet south
from the tunnel level, has been extended 10 feet
thro gh hard porphyry: total length IL ) feet
he up aise from crosscut has been extended 23
feet; total height 222 feet top in lowgrade ore.
The wiBze sta ted from west crosscut has been
sunk 10 feet and is.down 125 f.et bottom In ore
assaying about $6 ton. $50 level-Main south
drift has been extended 81 feet; total myth 424
feet; face in ore assaying So to $lA a ton.
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FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS

The China steamer tcoi out 1884 Dbl, Flour
valued at $43 0bS.
FLoUR-Net cash prices Family extras
81 5514 65; Bakers extras, S4 3OGg4 As 2 bbi
CORNMEAL ETC. - eed Corn, S22@23;
Cracked Corn. 1923 SO p ton
ILLSruFFS-Prices in sacks are as follows
usua discount to the trade: Graham Flour. 81 SO
7. 100 lbs; kye Flour 81 rs p 100: Rice Flour
S5 70: Cornmeal. $2@ys 25; extra cream do So rs;
Oatmf al. IS so; oat Groats, $4; Hominy SIS 1Oa
80: Buckwheat Flour, 50 25@3 81; Cracked
Wheat. $3: Farina, $4: Whole Wheat -Four
27b: Rolled Oats (bbis) "a 9b@p5 Is; Pearl Barley
S3 75@4; Split Peas, s3 30; Green do. 81 20 q 100
rS
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PROVISIONS.
The market shows no furtner change.

The market shows DO further change.
c. RED MEATS-Bacon, Sc p ID for heavy,
s12c for light medium, &c for light, lO@lU1ac
for extra light and 12c for sugarc East
ern sugar cured Hams, lz@l21ac p ID; California
Hams. l0@ll p ID Mess Feet, sS@S SO y bbl:
extra mess do Ss 50@9; family do, SO SO@1O:
salt FORK. 5 50@s q bbl: extra prlm PORK. o
@lO so: extra Gear, - 5Od14; mess $l2 5O@l3
. bb: Smoked Beef 91sc q ID,
LARD-Eastern teIcIs IS quoted at 41s95c for
compound and h3 @6c for pure pai S, 61296Ac;
California tierces 414@412c for compound and
52c for pure half-bnl., b34c; 1O ID tins, 6l4c do
5-fb 612c p fb
COT OL.lN E - Tier es, 5s4c PACKAGE, less
han 300 ibs-l-b pals, 6O in S1sc; BIB
pals, 20 III case, S3sc; 5-ib pals. II in case
Sl4c lU- Ii p lis, In SIsc; SOL Tins, or
a case, 1880; wooden buckets. SO. lbs net
7Jsc: fancy tubs, ~ lbs net 1856; haf-bbs, about
llU lbs 7lL,c q M
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Simon s..apiro, lots i to and 81 block 2, Dow
ling Tract, Berkeley; 81
The dore and Ida Wagner to same, same, war
ranty deed. Berkeley: $40.
Joshua L. and sophia lsaccs to William Ford.
ham, lot on SW corner of Encinal avenue and
p rk street w lOO:7 by s 5S:6 to Park n to
beginning. being portion of lots and 8, block >.
Lands adjacent to Encnal, exceLt a strip 10
Al.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 4Tsc; San Quentin
SIS 40; Wool Bags 24G27c.
CoAL-Wellinston So; New Wellington. So;
Soutnfield Wellington, 81 so; Seattle. SIS 5O
Bryant, S5 so; Coos Bay. 81 70; Walsend. 81 50
y on; Cumber erlaud, Sl4 so p ton in bulk and
SIS so III sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg,
$i5 p ION; Welsh Anthracite, $S@10: Camel. SO
p tom Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant
Valley, 81 50; Coke, $l1@1z in bulk aud $l3 y
ton in
SUGAk-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and
Fine Crushed, sac Powdered, 53zc: Dry Granu.
lated. 51s, q ID: Confectoners' A, o1sc: Magnolia
A, 434c: Ex.ra &, 1850; Golden Z. 1zc: candy
Grsnulated, b14c; half barrels lac more than
barrels and boxes Iec
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
DRIED FIR UITs, KAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

No further news regarding the new crop is OBJ
tainable The weekly report of the Weather Bu-
reau, Just issued, says that the Prune crop Is light
In al SECTIONS The Apricot crop is heavy and
Peaches Will also e good.
DIR ED FIR l 1TS-Quotat ions are as follows:
Peaches, 5G6c p 10; fancy. 612c: peeled, SOL lc;
Apri, OTIS, new, 8. OF, 51a@6c q ID. carload lots:
evaporHted Apples 5@6c; sun-dred, 2s4 4@3I2c:
Prunes 21aG3c for the 4 Sizes white Figs, 2@3c;
Plunls, 4@41Ic for lttei and 1@l 1sc for unptted;
\ Nectarines, 31a@41sc q b tor prime to fancy;
Pears 2@4c for quarters and 2@6c for halves
RAISINS-
Four-crown, loose, 4@5c; 3-crown, 31a@4c; g
crown. 234 9314c "A 10 ;seedless SultaDa, 6@51ac;
seedless Nj uscatels 4@412c; 3-crown London lay
ers, $l@l l5 clusters, ST 159l rs; Dehesa cus-
ters, 81 1892; Imperial clusters, $40! rs
NCTS-Walnuts. 6Ls@7c p 10 for andard and
9@9I2c p h for softshell: Almonds 6GG7c for Lam
guedoc. 212@3lac tor hardsh-Il and s@9c p ID for
parersheil; Pea.uts 4@5c p n for Ess ern and &C
for 'lfforna; Hickory Nuts. 8 &c q ID; Prcans,
s@l0c q ID Fl bert s@e 1ac; Brazll Nuts, s@sc;
tocoanuts, $5@5 so p 100
HON EY- ew Comb. I0c Tor bright and 7@9c
or lower Grades: new waterwhite extract ID.
4A6434c: lgn. amber extracted, 3A @4c p ID.
BkEe X-22Gl25c p H.