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The Portland daily press., 1898-07-06


Flour.
Sul crime s.
low erades.4 1874 A.
Spring Wheat baK-
ers.cIand sr450l47 Il
Patent Spring
Wneas,.s O DOGS 81
aiIcn. sur gii.
roller 25G5 81
clear do. IS oUG6 e,
-tLouis sJ'g
roller. 5 25.5 81
clear do. % OOG6 I'll
u nt'r wileai
patenEs.. 8 25G5 81
Eish.
,Buying& selling price,
CoG-LarG
Shore ....a 5od All
small do. q Oo,d3 2t
Pollock 49, 20 rs 2;
Haddock. i 76@2 OF
lake O0G2 2i
Herring. D0x
Scaled Sci 4f
Mackcrei. bs
Shore Is S22 0OG S2t
Sn0re rs $40 0O4SlS
Large 81 $ll@l4 U(
produce
CaDe CralDerrleS
~ craze. 8 6oA3 sc
Maine. OOC
Pea Beans.1 45@l 81
lellOwsEyes.l 70@1 II
Cal Pea. 66@l II
Potaps. bus 6OR7(
NewPotatoes3 0O@3 5t
SweeIsJersey525@3 7s
40 Norfolk o 0o@
do Vineland,4 5Oas5
Onions. Ber O OOG2 OF
doIEgyp L 3 00@3 20
CnlcKeas.... 1l0lf
TURKEYS. Wesr 13@A5
Northern qo,...l50I:
FoWls,as
apples.
Eating appl'S3 5034 81
do common S203 OO
BaidWlns 3 50GD4 Oo
l. Vap y ID i0@1I1a Q
LemoDss
MessIna 8 6OG6 Sc
California
Orangees
FIorlda y 0OGS 90
California, 7504 O0
do Seedlings 3 26G3 &c
EGGS.
Eastern extra. 013
fresh w esEern. .@121a
Reld......
Butter.
Observation-Disclosures
Giltkuge vrmC. Qls
Ch0lc5s
Cheese.
y. \. tcEry o1a@9
vermonr -. 81a q 3
sage 10
Bread
Pllot sup. S@S "a
do sq...... 767 IL
Crackers.... 6As OF
Cooperase.
Hhhd shocks e hds-
Mol. city. l e041 76
Sug.count'y 60 @1 0C
Country Mol
hhdshooks
hid hdg MI
80 n. -. 2A@2G
sug hd36In 613
Hoops IA it. 25@3O
u 12ft. 25028
" 8 t. 8 as
Cerdage.
4 mer'n9tO 10 OIL
Manila LILA mI21a
Manila bols
rope. 49, o0a12 81
Russia dV.1S @15A
Sisaln.sss 80 q ue..
Drugs and Dyes.
Acid OXallc. l241
Acid TART. 81, ga
Ammonia. 1920
Ashes. pot. .9M @
Balls copabia,,,b5G6'
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-06
STOCKS

Portland Daily Press STOCK Qoutauions.
Corrected by Swan 81 Barrett. Bankers, 1876
Middle street
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-06
Foreign Ports.

Foreign Ports.
CID at st John. NIB, July 5, schs Tay. spragg
New York; Nellie j Croker, HENDERSON, Boston.
Spoken.
July 2. lat 49, Ion GO, ship Shenandoah, Muir.
ply from Liverpool for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-06
DOMINION LINZ.

MONTREAL anil QUEBEC 10 LIVERPOOL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12

the Virginia deferred certificates representing
the debt allotted to West Virginia on the crea-
ton of that stats). John Crosby Brown George
Coppell. J. Kennedy Tod and Clarence Cary
have agreed to act AZ a committee. and In con-
junction with r. p. Chew. Of West Virginia;
Virginius Newton of Virginia, and other citi-
Gems Of the two States. to make an effort to OBJ
tain a compromise and settlement Of this inter-
state debt. Mr.. Brown is chairman and Robert
L. Harrison secretary and Cary Whitridge
are counsel Of the committee. This 10 an under
taking in line with the successful settlement OF
the Virginia State debt some years ago. Several
attempts have been made to secure q settlement
with West Virginia. but the work has been fu-
tile. The new movement 10 In the hands Of per-
sons who have before been connected with the
former attempts. They have taken up the
project at the request Of some influential citI-
zens of Virginia and West Virginia who have
not been associated with tho other movements.
and they have received reasonable assurances
that It will 60 through. Holders Of certificates
who desire to take part in the movement should
deposit their certificates or trust receipts repre-
senting them. with Brown Brothers & Co.. 70
that arrangements may be made in time to sub
NIT proposition to the next Legislature OF
West Virginia. The agreement under which de-
posits ara invited provides that when a majority
Of them have been secured the committee shall
formulate a practicable plan Of settlement and
submit. It to an advisory board. consisting Of
Thomas r. Bayard. William Pinkham Whyte.
Edward J. Phelps and George G. Williams. II
this board recommends the plan It will be pub
Iished for thirty days. and II accepted by ma
jority in value Of the deposited certificates 1t
will be presented to the Legislature. The cost
Of the settlement, II effected, Is to be assessed
on the bonds that are received. and Is not to ex-
coed per cent on the par value Of the certih-
Gates originally deposited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12

London. N0M per cent. Open market discount
rate. 1x01A per cent for short and ~ per cent
for long bills. Berlin discount rate, 3A per
cent: Paris. TX per cent. Paris exchange on
London, % francs "a centimes Berlin exchange
on London. 20 marks Al pfennings.
EUROPEAN SECURITIEs.-Britishc onsols.
40 1916 for money and 110N for the account.
French rentes. 103 francs 52M certimes for the
account. Spanish A per cents In London. 43A.
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 59kc..
an advance Of NC Mexican silver dollars. 45%c.
Bar silver in London. 27x. an advance Of 1-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 52 Lisbon.
1850; Buenos Ayres. 177.50; Rome. 1880
BANK OF ENGLAND.-The weekly state
ment Of the Bank Of England. issued yesterday.
shows the following changes as compared with
the previous account: Total reserve increased
1852 900. circulation decreased f319 900. bullion
increased f33. 995. other securities decreased
100000 other deposits decreased $4,000, pub
lie deposits increased f444 00O notes reserve in
creased $4,000. Government securities de-
creased $4,000. The proportion OF the Bank Of
England's reserve to liability Is 45.42 per cent.
as compared with $50 per cent last week. The
Bank Of England's rate OF discount remains un-
changed at 2ls per cent. Amount Of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank Of England on bal
ance yesterday $4,000.
BANK OF FRANCE.-The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of France. issued yesterday. shows
the following changes compared with the
previous account: Notes in circulation decreased
57,375, 900 francs. treasury accounts current In
creased 6115000 francs. gold in hand Increased
1,125000 francs. bills discounted decreased Il,
100000 francs. silver in hand increased oIAOoo
francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE sECURITIEs-Market active and
strong. Standard oil closed at 415Q41S. Last
prices OF other prominent issues were: Brooklyn
Elevated. new stock 2592T preferred. 56go9:
Brooklyn City Railroad. 2l3lsG214; Standard
Gas. common. 143d145; preferred. 16Odl6o; Mu-
tual Gas. 330Q340; New-Amsterdam Gas. COM
mon, 3lA@31l2; preferred, 75hG76
STOCK INCREAsED.-The Commercial CAME
and Telegraph Company's stockholders yester-
day voted TO increase the capital stock rom
100000 to 100000
VIRGINIA DEFERRED CERTIFlCATEs'-
AT the request Of holders Of large amount d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

london. Aug. II. p. m.-TAe market TO-
American securities opened better and improved
somewhat. Later. however. prices eased on ana
remained quiet during the balance OF the day.
closing steady with the demand generally light
The early Improvement was due to New YORK
buying orders. Last prices were Atchison'
l4x: Canadian Pacific. S6ss; ST. Paul. loo%;
Illinois Central 112A; Louisville, 5SA; Mexican
Central new Is. 66a. New-York Central. 12SH;
Erie IAN; Pennsylvania. 61A; Reading. w;
Erie first preferred 3SA; Mexican ordinary, ~;
Grand Trunk rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong and &C.
tive. Total sales amounted in par value to
A019,000. The more important dealings were
IN the Atchison issues. Baltimore and Ohio Is
sues. Brooklyn Rapid Transit 5s. Central OF
Georgia issues. Chesapeake and Ohio AIS, KaI-
sas and Texas seconds. Missouri Pacific first
consols and trust 5s. Lake Shore BPS. Michigan
Central 314s. Northern Pacific general lien IS
and prior lien As. Reading AZ, San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Is. St. Louis Southwestern issues
Union Pacific Is. Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf frsts Wabash issues, and Wisconsin Cen
ira! first receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12

BANK CLEARINGs-New -YNerk-Exchanges.
uAo4Gl .O9O balances. s.. 1853. 423, Chicago-Ex-
changes. s1sO71 1926; balances. sfS$92, ooi. Bos-
"a Exchanges. S15,44s 25S: balances s-'l4o,
observation-disclosures 1VoZ'oio' oai-
sss ees S2os5.567. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W.
'-S'o22: balances. S593O61.
nDVMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Grieans-
~ Numerical. par: bank. 81 premium. 4haries
~-6uying. par; selling. nc. premiurS san
.,"Sae.sco-sight. 15c.; telegraph. 17itc. en-
-" Isu-over counter, zoe premium; between
-, ~s Zoe. discount. Bostor--6c. &c. and 1A1sc'
..us. savannah-Buying. Lice. DISCOUNT
discount: 49, '''''''''
'oHEiGN MONEY MARKET call rate IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
Brown Brothers & Co..
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON
Alexander Brown & Sons,
BALTIMORE Nd.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
virginia Deferred Certificates.

The under.ipnsd a, the request q, holders Of iasgo
amour, a. the Certificates have agreed act 40 oon-
mttee. ard in conjunction with Col II. p Cnew OF W.
Virginia virgnus Newton Virginia. and other eminses
citizens OF the two states. effort 70 Obtain
compromise and settlement OF this Interstate cco'
The Certificates Trust Receipts representing ~
should be promptly deposited with BROWN bhOEh~
FRS & COMPANY. 80 WALL STREET. New Yosx
City that arrangements be made IN tune 10 s"
init a proposition the legislature.
Deposits Will be made under Agreement pfoVioa"ss
among other things:
Ist That as soon as a majority ~ the Certificates ~
assembled the COMMITTEE. shall formulate practicaess
plan Of settlement, submit It to an Advisory boss@
consisting Of Hon. THOMAS F. BAYARD. Hon. Will
IAN PINKNEY WHITE. Hon. EDWARD j. PHEl<O'
and GEO G. WILLIAMS. Esq.
II said plan be recommended by the Board. IL sns"
published the sepositing creditors u
thirty days II said plan Re accepted by holders OF
majority IN value Of tho deposited Certificates II shall %
binding and shall he presented to the Less"is
to be carried into effect by appropriate legislation
% The bonds when received In settlement. shall b
assessed by the Committee 10 pay the Of settlement
but such shall not exceed 1--WE per cent u
cash on par Of the Certificates originally deposited w.
tho Committee.
II the Committee hnd that q satisfactory ss.s.s"-
cannot be promptly concluded they may asess n''".'
much o. twenty cents per 800 of Certificates as VIII "
innburss their expenses Incurred In this behalf
II is proposed duplicate for the creditors OF WsH W.
snia the undertaking by which the Virginia debt wss ~
Gently compromised
Negotiable Receipts will he issued for Certificates or -
the Trust Receipts representing them
copy of the Agreement will mailed to address
given the Secretary.
y 10 JOHN CROSBY BROWN. Chairman.
N n GEORGE COPPELL,
,hs0s j. KENNEDY TOD, }Commfttses
CLARENCE CARY.
~ ROBERT L. HARRISON. secrstasys
CARY 4 wHIrRIDGE. Counsel. 30 Wall Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
BONDS,
NAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

...r. was considerable realizing In the
.rke. Yesterday, prices were not ma
.'S,.,,v affected. In fact, there were some ao-
" and the market certainly displayed IN
.r, strength. The stocks that were offered
~. re,dDy absorbed. and there appeared to
"s w..,. short selling. London sold moderate
DC a. stocks here. The sentiment In Wall
s was as favorable as at any time since
o.. inward movement in values began.
wv 49,. was no change in the situation In any
-. The practical cessation OK hostihtes
~ .o,.serod IN Wall Street as ending the war
~..r tho United States and Spain. While
80. ,v,,, be use for troops for a long time to
49, IN Cuba. Porto Rico and the Philippines in
~...-v;ne order and establishing new forms OF
SS.-.-rm.nt peace. IN the opinion Of the finan-
~, Community. IS re-established. There should.
S"-..,ore DO en- almost immediate revival In
49, ,ore,en trads OF America. as 1t VIII be no
,.,..r subject TO interference.
M. Government crop report proved to be
-, q. expected 1t Is clearly shown that
-. ar. a bountiful crop OF wheat and falr
-, a, corn. which latter Is supplemented by
.,a.rabIe stores Of old corn. The report
$3.50 the cotton crop to be fully up to ex-
...,or. 90 that altogether the carrying lines
..sured OF heavy tonnage in tho great
49,. In addition, Their, Is a marked gain In
49,. trade with a generally better order OF
-. IN industrial and commercial linek The
.,r,nach Of the time for moving the crops Is
~. ..companied by any increase In money
-.,.s On the contrary. money. II anything. Is
...,.. The New-York City banks have lowered
80 ,st.s for call money fractionally. and are
blv liberal IN lending on time No new
..,,v.meuts Of gold for import are announced.
~, n n likely that the flow OF gold from the
49, s,as will begin again very soon.
m. Granger shares continued as leaders IN
.,.cu,at,on. and will doubtless occupy their
nresent position FOR weeks to come. In view OF
~. ,roanect OF heavy earnings for the Granger
~o.s. during the fall and winter these stocks
.,,r took cheap. and they will. without doubt.
sell a good deal higher. The Northern Pacinc'
IIn,on Pacific and Atchison issues are counted
unon to keep them company in their advances.
There Was more or less irregularity in the
movement Of Industrial shares, but 1t could not
he said that they disclosed downward tend
ency The industrial situation is 30 satisfactory
that II seems as II the industrial stocks must.
With other stocks, benefit in price. OF course.
these stocks are always under manipulation. but
IN the existing order of Things It Is easier 20
lN them than TO depress them:
There was the usual activity in bonds and
prices were we'll maintained. When there Is a
free hand for bonds IL is presumed that the de-
mand will extend to stocks. Accordingly, 30
long as the bond market remains strong. there
will, In all probability. be no development OF
weakness in the stock market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
financial
TO HOLDERS OF
BALTIMORE BELT RAILROAD Co
FIVE PER CENT.
FIRST r1ORT0AOE GOLD BONDS.

Antecdeny the OF the Plan Of HsoseAnas-
son OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company wni0
has been formulated and with which you douotlso
familiar. requested deposit o. bonds with -
TO be held by under the terms Of Bondho'deW
Agreement OF November 1897 which was TO b sze-
cuted by you the time Of such deposit.
Under this request. deposit Of suca bonds has -
made with US. representing over
90 Per Cent.
OF the total issue which are now prepared 70 depoo
with the Depossry 10 be stamped assentins 70 the
proposed Plan Of Reorganization.
II that Plan be declared operative with reference 70
the Baltimore Belt Railroad Company bonds VIII
(unless by OF TIE Reorganization Managers ane
such they impose, only inurs TO the
benet OF those holders who prior 10 the ioth day
OF August 1875. the have secured for them
Thereafter, will be for thos. who have nos
assented protect their Interests without any AID from
those who have as-eied
We WILL until and including the 18TH DAY %
AUGUST. 1898. deposit II bonds which any ho'1-
who have heretofore deposited desire to dsposf
with under the q said Borfhoders Agreement
and will add such bonds n the number OF those az
posted asserting to the Plan u Reorganization Afsr
that date will receive bonds for deposit.
II the Plan be declared imperative. your bonds WIN -
held and under the terms OF said BOND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
OFFICE of The Chicago Rock Island

" AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.--Chicago Ill.
May 3ist 1898 the holders OF the Chicago. Rock sl-
and and Pacific Railway Company Five cent thirty
Year Debenture Bonds. and TO Whom II May concern:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that The Chicago h9Ss
Island and Pacific Railway Company has exercised the
right reserved to Thirty Year Debentuie Bonds
issued under the the United states Trust
Company Of NewYok bearing dat, the hrst day OF sep
tsmber A. D. 1891 TO said bonds any nrst DAY
~ March or eptember before maturity Of the princ
pal by paying to the said United States Trust Company
~ as trustee under said agreement che hun
bred and five per upon the principal snd ne
Interest then accrued and unpaid thereon NOTICE -
FJrRTUER GIVEN that the said The Chicago. Rock hl
and and Pacific Railway Company intends 70 retire az OF
said bonds now OUTSTANDING the first day OF sepemoer
A D. is9s and Will on said date pay 10 the sac
trustee one hundred and O0S) per cenum upon hH
nrIncna and the interest then accrued and unpaid on al
Of said bonds then outstanding BY order Of The Boasd
Directors THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. BY r. r. CABLE.
President w. G. PURDY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES-Money on CALL IN per cent
With exceptions at ~ per cent Time money
" per cent for sixty days, 2h per cent for three
months. 8 per cen. for four months and 3A@4
per cent for six months. Commercial paper
rates we're SA04 per cent for the best names
Tor all periods and above for names not so well
known.
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady and
ou' actual closing rates follow:
- Cables Sight Sixty days
herring 4s5sSase 4ss%a4Sh 80 %
Mss,, 5l9s 52o95. 20 -iG o2i Huo22ii S- ia 10
osEters 40 s0xQ4O% 40h
Following ar. the posted rates Of the leading
Gawers ~ foreion eychanPe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN.
1877 90, a2i e2i
Fun NTm' M.. J IN August, s1I1Hs si5so d5S yaI
Jan 1 10 Aug. I..s.. SoI"so' ''''''
gIyrFAIO ROCHESTER AND PlTrshoH"'
Number OF miles 49, ~, ess os, e7s aso
Ffrst week in August. se.ooo e"'ooSgo ,SiT ios
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
First week an. " N5s iis7sa2s i2sos.s% i%oes7Ts
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
=, aso 1a6D 1880
Number OF mi.er..., ans mo s2cii46 1904 7s2
First week ~ Aee sn.S0O6 1881 4e7 6sSo3'3
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
Number Of miles. 49,. SCI a.. sS00 GA ~ ~
First ~ ,e Aug n d. 2a6i.s3i 22s7,6Io 2loil1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
rpoMTs TAKEN IN STOCKS.
IN WEAKNESS DEVELOPED.
.vr SITUATION AS A WHOLE FAVoH-
ABLE FOR SECURITIES

closing prices yesterday Of the principal sa, &C
400 securities and net changes from "e'"''
80. quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12

Ac,l cash s20s 2os 28s s2e5.bs474l Inc s2876b0o
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs.-Customs TO
ceipts reported from Washington. 1894 .04S in
ternaI revenue receipts, 1868. 1923. and the mis-
cellaneous receipts. $1,000; total Government
receipts for the day. S1,5S3656; expenditures
S3.116O0O Receipts for the month to date,
$17.29s .84e expenditures. s23 900; excess Of
expenditures. $5,246,154. Receipts Of National
bank notes for redemption yesterday, $261. 145.
sUB-TREASURY. tn Sub-Trensury was
debtor at the Clearing House $679, 418 Its net
gain on balance was sS69.27S. made UP by a
gain in currency Of s5O4. $50. and a gain in coin
OF 1894. 71S To-days operations included: Re-
ceipts. S671S. 26S; payments. $5,S4S,99O. result
ing In a general balance Of S161542.9O7. con-
sisting Of S127 421 4S5 coin and 34,121.422 cur
rency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT.-The daily
Washington statement, covering actual results
of two days ago, compared with the last pre-
ceding statement gives the following balances:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
Brown, Ship!ey & Co.

HOLDERS IN THIS COUNTRY MAY AvAIb
OF THE ABOVE ny DEPOSITING THD0
BONDS WITH US. AND WE RECOMMEND
THEIR DOING so PROMPTLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Sales. $1,000 cur
rency Is Of 1899 at 102A. and $91, 900 IS twher
issued at 1O4% CLOS. Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
BOSTON STOCKS.
xurn,,hed by B. L Day 4 Co.. No. Brosd-st

CHICAGO STOCKS.
Stocks buoyant. vu-..,..,ro a.v
,. s2u s2x North Chicago. .2l21 2l2Is
biscuit com" esI QsH strawboard 29H 2st
40 p's' .;.;ch ,aoE 14O West Chicago. 94S 93's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12

--Actuu sa;.s-l-Closng-l Shares
Open fIir'tl low Fin Bid. Ask. sod
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-11
CLOSING ouoTATIoNs.
MONDAY, Oct. 1o-4 p. m.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

williametta H. Cook and Elizabeth H. Oul- ton to MaTgaretha Hildebra1ds oe iet nf save teenth W 15:10R by 2s;o; Slt0;
 Same to oo J0hn % a and Louise street and s of
 o James ogghna lSt s95.s Gog%fnenE of gia teenth, W 15 :1016 by 23;6; $50
 Helen M or Mary A., Church. James Id.' H. iot Oh 10 line of Mission street. 120 N of Nine teenth. 30 by l22:6 also toa on il1e an b1 Or U Myra i11 1a R. Henner Hussey), wife. John A and ErzaIgS ~ Hoyaler to e. B. and Catherina Dondero. lot on s line of Lombard street lSl:o w Of P9Te Pa cbabers 9G Ps 1Wife Of John chabers) to ,rimnthv Riordan and Catherine Lynch, lot on line of Hilbert street, S7:6 E OF Larkln' E 70 0y Dsvid d:Oi D. Houston by John K. SMoore, at torney) James Kelly outside entietb ana and T%entylrs GSunIea I avenues tquitclaim deed) $500
 A. and Mary Mohr to Mary C f Pe9sTSqn nd 9' s 25 by W 129e, lot 29, block 5, Fairs subdi- vision of Holly Park; s1550 Y,,.,-,
 Annie and Henry Singer to Elinor E. JenKins lot on E corner of old San Jose road and Naglee avenue, NE 54:6 more or less by Sh lz0' olocA 9, West End map 2; S25O
 Alameda County.
 F. L. Reed to Matilda W. Reed, lots 5 and I Hamilton Tract Oakland, gift.
 . C. and Mary Peladeau and Annie Beaudry to James and Theresa Mcfarland. beginning t ot nir+ on Eleventh street 275 on W line Eleventh from line Folsom, W 100, N 25 IA E 10o16 s 31.es to beginning, being the he, section of lot block 3 Beaudrsy syo and Pela-
 Joseph H. and Agnes A. Simpson t9 WI Wi liam Fl Pratt lot N line of Brown or Thirty fourth street 429 w of Telegraph avenue, w 35 by N u9:10 Oakland, $10.
 M J. and Annie O'Gara to Joseph ana Bertha Raymond, lot on NV corner of West Fourteenth and Cypress streets, W 30 by l07, block 5s2. map of baseball grounds Four teenth and Center streets, Oakland, $l0
 Nels L and Sine M. Monk to Edna F. Beck ett (wife of P.), lot 20, block D, Gasklll Tract Oakland Annex, $10.
 Francis A Raleigh to Warren Cheney, lot on NV corner of Bristol and California streets. N 1s5 by " 1OO being portion range 15. Hardy
 Samuel and Frances O. Crozier to Wickliffe Matthews lot on E line Of Boston avenue, 306 s of Chicago avenue, E 122. 1882, NV R4.4S, N 52 to beginning, being lots 1S and IA. block D, Revised Map Prospect Hill Tract, Brooklyn
 W and Rose E. Matthews to California Real Estate and Investment Company same s10 1- ,o4 on line of Harlan street 25l E of Clarke. E 50 by N 150 being portion or e Hernme 1race'
 Josiah Harding to Mary A Healey, all in- terest in estate of John G. Harding. deceased, deed and assignment, S5o0
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-11

DRIED FRUIT.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 10. - California dried ifE-SS fEE-VSAPoRATED FOR APPLES = Common. e9sc; prime wire tray, SAC; choice, Sc; fancy. l0o. APRICOTs-Royal, 1lG16c; Moorpark. 12q16c. PEACHES-Un Unpeeled. lQ9c: peeled. Igl2lsc