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NOTICE TO MARINERS

branch of the United States Hydrogranhic olnce, located in the Merchants Exchange Ia maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of free of expense. A ofhce, where complete sets of charts and sail t tIis dlrectlons ot the world are kept hand Tor comparison and reference and the latest information can always be obtained. regarriine, Of interest to ocean comniercr
 me tune bali on top of the building on Tele- eraph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before noon and is dropped at noon, 120th meridian by telegraphic signal received each day from Island. Cal.
 A notice stating whether the time ball was dropped on time or giving the error if any fs published the same day by the afternoon pa pers. and by the morning papers the following day. w s HUGHES s
 Lieutenant U. S. N, in charge
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DRIED APPLE TRADE.
A REVIEW OF THE EASTERN MARKET
 LAST YEAR.


 LAST YEAR.
 The New York Shipping List says of the Dried Apple trade:
 Probably the largest apple crop ever known was that of 1896. and the production Of evap- orated apples correspondingly large. exceed ing the output Of any previous year, it is said, by at least 100 per cent As natural conse- QuenCe prices ruled extremely low. and in many cases the finished product sold at cost and even below. The lowest ebb of values was in February, when prime apples sold at 3lsc Prices hung along at about that figure until in March. and dealers almost despaired of an improvement The prevailing cheapness how ever luduced 9 large export demand, and ship ments abroad so phenomenal that the surplus product absorbed and left small stocks hand when the new goods began to arrive. Values soon felt the effect of the in creased consumption and gradually rose until in November prime wood-dried sold freely at SIC. and some few sales were consummated at sac. The short crop of the year just closed materially assisted in elevating values, and though the market is rather quiet at present prices firmly maintained ct the current quotations. Regarding the quality of the new crop it is reported not good as the previous years except in color and dryness and better grades of apples being sold green, only small and seconds being evaporated."
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POTATOES. ONIONS. VEGETABLES.

Peas and Beans are in good supply and the cold weather is against their sale.
 There were large receipts of Onions from Oregon. Potatoes are firm
 PoTATOES-Early Rose. 50d60c: River Reds. Fa45c; River Burbanks. 55G65c; Oregon Bur banks. 10ds0c; Salinas Burbanks. 75cGsl; Sweet Potatoes. 4Od6Oc per ctl for Rivers and 62q'oc Tor Merced: Volunteer Potatoes. 2i2c per To
 oNIoNs-s2 25G2 50 per ctl: cut Onions. sl 50 Q2 per sack
 NEfErA A PI 4ES-Marrowfat Squash. s10G12 per ton: Hubbard Squash. s10Gl2 per ton. Dried Peppers. 5G6c per lb: Dried Okra, 15c: Cab bage sOQ15c per ctl; Carrots. 25G60c per sack; Garlic. 3M3i:c per To: Asparagus - per Ib.
 Los Angeles Green Peas. IT4c: String Beans. 3d5c for poor and SG10c for good to choice Tomatoes. 25dI5c; Green Peppers. 6d per lb; summer squash. =: Egg Plant. per ID.
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n and Taylor streets, 1l0 by w 1S7:6; s16,-

ton and Taylor streets, 11O by w 1876; s16.- O0O
 N-enceslao and Dolores P. de Loaiza to B. N. Trobock lot on w line of Taylor street, S2:6 S of Washington. 27:6 by W lS7:6: slO
 Edward C. and Mary c. Harrison to Kate Norton and John D. Hatch, lot on NE corner of Turk and Larkin street; 4l:6. E 90; N 8: Lar<in street 1876 N of Turk. l. 137:S by S 19; also lots 1722 to 1I26, gift map 3; slO.
 Kate Norton and John D. Hatch to Edward C. Harrison, same three descriptions s1O
 Eliza or Elizabeth Thompson, James B. and Rosie F. Gilmore to Thomas $. Duke, lot NV line of Freelon street, 225 SW of Fourth. SW 20 by NV so: s10.
 Samuel Davis to Charles J. Smith, lot on E line of Rhode Island street, 150 \ of Nevada W 9 by E 200; s10
 line of Point Lobos avenue. 57:6 of West Twelfth. E 9 by s 100; gift.
 NJ and Catherine A. McCann to Ernest c. Richter. lot on w line of Thirtyseventh ave nue, 275 of l. street, 50 by w 120 s1O
 Joseph Dubacher and Wilhelmina Baumann to William Tomskv lots 16 and 8. block 525, Haley purchase adjoining Hudson Tract slo.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

car of Eastern sold at loG1lc for Turkeys. s5 30 for Ducks. s4 75G5 for Hens. s for young Boosters s4 50 for old do. S4 for Fryers and 8 50 for Broilers. Another car goes on to- day.
 Game was lower.
 POULTRY
 Live Turkeys. I1Gl2c for Gobbleps and 1l4 l2isc for Hens; dressed Turkeys. 1oG13c per Tn. Geese per pair sl 25q1 75 Ducks. s+ 50d6 50: Hens, AQ5. Boosters. young, S5G5 50; do old SS 50di; Flyers S4 50T5: Broilers si 50G5 for large and s3Q4 for small; Pigeons sl 50G2 per dozen for young and S1 for old
 GAME-Quail. per dog. $ld1 g: Mallard. s36 go: Canvasback. sf04 50: Sprig. s1 75: Teal q: Widgeon. Sldl 25; Small Ducks 75cGsl; Cray Geese. e 50: White. sl: Rrant, s1 50: Honkers. s4T4 5o: English Snipe. Sl 75G2 Jack Snpe. sl; Hare. q; Rabbits. Sl 25Gl 50 for Cot tontails and 75CGS1 for small.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

RAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags. 1898 delivery. 5a Q5&c: Wool Bags 27G30c
 COAL-Wellington, ss; New Wellington. $s; Southfield Wellington, s7 50; Seattle. s 5o: Bryant, s 50; Coos Bay. q 75: Wallsend, v co; Cumberland. s14 50 in bulk and s16 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. SIS: Camel, 8 per ton; Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleas ant Valley. a Go; Coke. .13 per ton in bulk and s15 in sacks.
 SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Com pany quotes terms net cash: Cube Crushed ana Fine Crushed. CSC; Powdered. 6Ac; Dry Granulated. SAC; Confectioners' A. 5%c; Mag nolia A. 5ssc: Extra c, SAC: Golden c, 5bc: Candy Granulated. 57sc: California A. 511c per ID: half-bbls kc more than barrels. and boxes
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HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.
All kinds remain as previously quoted.

All kinds remain previously quoted.
 HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell at lc under sound stock. Heavy salted steers. 100 lo'2c per ID; medium, ec light. Sc; Cow hides. 9d9l2c; Stags, 6c; salted Kip 1Oc: Calf. He; dry Hides, 16c: culls and brands. 1Sc: dry KIP and Veal. 14Q15c: dry Calf. 1s@2oc; culls. i6dl7c; Goatskins. 20G37izc each: Kids. 5Q10c: Deersklns. good summer 25Gf30c per lb; me dium 200; winter. 1Oc: Sheepskins. shearlings. 2OH30c each; short wool. 40I10c each; medium, 1oGsOc; long wools. 90cdsl 30 each.
 TALLOW-No 1 rendered. 3G3ec per ID: No. Z. 2G2l2c; refined. Dc; Grease, 2M2Lc.
 WoOL-Fall clip-Middle counties-free. 1o1 !3c do defective. 1Od1Ic: San Joaquin: defec- Nor;,ar S1ntnern Mountain s Tree boldt and Mendocno. I3G15c: Eastern Oregon. sGlac: Valley Oregon. I6d1Sc.
 HOPS-Old crop 2Gsc for poor to fair and 8 dlOc for good; new crop 10G15c per lb.
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras. A !5Q4 6; Bakers extras s4 3Oa4 40 per bbl
 MlLLSTCFFS-Prices in sacks are as fol- io"' usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour, s5 per 1oO lbs: Rye Flour. g 50 per iOO hlce tIour. $ 70; Cornmeai. s4 25; extra cream uo, S3: oatmeal, g 90; Oat Greats, S4; Hom- my, my s5 l0g3 30: Buckwheat Flour. 8 25q3 50: 11racked Wheat. 8 25; Farina. s4 50; Whole Nmeat Flour. 8 9; Rolled Oats (bblsl. $5 IoQ so; in sacks. 8 75: Pearl Barley. A; Split feas s 50: Green do si 25 per 100 IDS.
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HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.

The higher grades of Hay have again ad- 'anced and the market is very firm Bran ana Middlings are also higher. The whole me oi Feedstuffs is in good shape for sellers . BRAN-s1S 50a19 50 per ton.
 MIDDLINGS-s2 -s20G2i per ton.
 FEEDSTtFFS-Rolled Barley. s2c421 per toi' clicake Meal at the mill, S2S 5on29 hO; tobbing s30: Cocoanut Cake, .19G2o: Cotton seed Meal S29Q30 per ton.
 hA1-tEN-car in round lots)-Wheat. sl3 90 mio per ton; Wheat and Oat. SIP 5OGlf JO; Oat slsni5 JO Barley. s11Gl3; compressed. S134 lj. AieHa, ss 50al0 50; stock. s10q1l; Clover, Slo
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Past This Last
minimum. 4o; mean. A. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENFpA1
 FORFC'

FORECASTS.
 An area of high pressure continues over 1tah, Idaho, Eastern Oregon and Eastern Washington An area of low pressure lies over southern California and Arizona
 ThunderstOrms are reported in Arizona bea,-,, ram IS falling in extreme Southern California and snow has fallen generally in the mountains or southern California Nevada and Utah
 ne temperat ture has fallen decidedly over Arizona. southern California and Utah The lsotherm of 4G lies south of its normal posi- ton and heavy frosts are likely to preva il throughout California and Arizona Tuesday and Wednesday mornings Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight, Jan. IT, 1898
 Northern Cahfornia-Fair Tuesday: contin- ued cold weather. with killing frost in tbe morning; light northerly winds
 southern California-Rain early Tuesday morning in extreme southern portion: fair Tuesday. with killing frosts Tuesday night northerly winds. Citrus fruits will need pro. Neyada - Fair Tuesday; continued cold Ctah-Fair Tuesday; continued cold weather Arlzona-I{ain or snow early Tuesday morn ing fair Tuesday, with killing frosts Tnes oaY night. Citrus fruits will need protection san Franclsco and Vicnty-Fair Tuesdsv continued cold weather. with heavy frost in the morning light northerIv winds ' special report from Mount Tamalnais taken al . p. m.-Clear; wind north F miles: fem perature, 34; maximum. 3S ''''
 ALEXANDER McADIE
 Local Forecast Official
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-SOq45c per bale.
BEANS AND SEEDS.

further advance in colored descriptions is noted, and they are very firm. There Is no change in whites
 BEANS - Bavos s2 en63: Small Whites sl 2Sgl SIls; Large Whites. s1 l5G1 35; Pinks. Sl l5a1 s2ls; Reds. s1 5091 70; BIackeye. s2 80: BuIters Sl soG1 50; Limas. si 60q1 70; Pea. Sl 25dl 40 per ctl
 ,sEEDS.Brown Mustard. & per ctl: Yellow Mustard. s2d2 80: Flax, s1 sog2; Canary Seed. Za.d2%c per ID; Alfalfa, SAC; Rape. 2d2&c: Hemp. Sc; Timothy 5I%c
 DRIED PEAS-Niles. s1 25: Green. H 2o0 1 40 per ctl.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver fractionally firmer. Wheat about the same. Barley advanced again
 Oats higher and strong Corn and Rye dull Hay, Bran and Middlings higher. Colored Beans advanced. Vegetables dull. Butter lower and Eggs weak. A car of Eastern Poultry in. Game lower. Oranges and Lemons lower. Lines higher. Dried Fruits as before. No change in Provisions. Wool, Hops and Hides unchanged. Meat market the same.
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CLOSE
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, Jan. l0-The statement of the visible supply of Grain. in store and afioat Saturday. January s. as compiled by the New York Produce Exchange, Is follows: Wheat, s. S63. GOO bushels; increase 4. GOO bush els Corn, 39.51S. GOO bushels: increase laO7 O0O bushels. Oats. HT72, 900 bushels: increase 2,25s. GOO bushels. Rye, 4100. 900 bushels; in- crease, 5000 bushels. Barley. 4,070 900 bush els; decrease. 37I, GOO bushels
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SUN, LOON AND TILE.

United States Coast and Geodetio Survey 1ines ana Heights of High and Low nateIs at Fort Point, Entrance to San Francisco Bay. Published by OmciaI Au- thority of the Superintendent
 NOTE-The high and low water. occur at the city front CMission-street wharO about twenty-rve minutes later than at Fort Point: the height of tide Is the same at both places
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sl 12l2G1 17l2: Milling s1 O7lkG1 12Ik: Black. Tor seed, s1 35Gl 50. Clipped Oats sell at s1q per ton over the raw product EORN-The market continues dull.
 small Round Yellow. 971%c@sl per ctl: Large '1iIo~ s1l2dsS2zc: White. 90GS2i2c.
 K1E-S1Gl 02iS per ctl.
 BUCkWHEAT-s 356T1 so per ctl
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ash quotations were as follows,

Cash quotations were follows:
 Flour. steady; No. spring Wheat, s6a.G Ss4c: No. spring Wheat, SlGI90c; No. 2 red. slc; No. Corn. 26laa26A4c: No. Oats. 22ssc; No. white, f. O. b.. 24a.c; No. white. f. O. b, 2S9a ad24lzc; No. Rye. 45c: No. Barley, f. O. b., 26l2Q40c: No. l Flaxseed. sI 1SGl1 22 prime Timothy Seed. g 77la: Mess Pork. per bbl s9 20a9 %; Lard, per 100 lbs, s4 70; Short Ribs Sides. loose, s+ 45d4 70: dry salted Should CTS. boxed, 4&d5c; Short Clear Sides. boxed. N 15di S5; Whisky. distillers' finished goods, per gallon. s1 l9; Sugar. cut loaf, 6.14c; granu
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THE TIME BALL.

Branch Photographic Ofnc- C. S. N. Nor chants Exchange, San Francisco. January 10. 1898. A' The time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped exactly at to-day-i. e. at noon of the l20th meridian. exactly at s n m Greenwich time w s HJTC,IJES '''
 Lieutenant U. S. N in charge
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WASHINGTON. Jan 10.-To-day's statement of the condition of the treasury shows: Avail able cash balance, s241.31s. S3S; gold reserve
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Wholesale rates for dressed beef stock from slaughterers follows:
 BEEF,First quality. 6iaq7c: second do. s,s0 6c; third do 4G5c per ID.
 NEAL-Large. 5Gf6c: small. 617c per lb. IMPROVEMENTS. 617c; ewes. 6c per h LAMB-Spring. nominal
 PORk-Live Hogs. 3xG37sc for large and
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BOSTON
TREASURY STATEMENT

BOSTON, Jan. 1o.-Atchison. 12&; Bell Tele- phone. 268; Burlington, l0024; Mexican Central, 6: Oregon Short Line, 2012.
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WASHINGTON

TACOMA, Wash. Jan. 1o-WHEAT-No. club, 73c: No. l blue stem. 7sc.
 Cleared-Br ship billiard for Queenstown with a, 4l9 bags of wheat.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Wheat opened weak at from Pc to tsc below Saturdays closing prices It held fairly firm during the greater part of the forenoon at about starting prices First trades for May delivered made at from 907sc to 9024c, against 9lasc at the close Saturday. The range from that time up to the publication of the visible supply state ment was from s1c down to 90ssc. The early drop in prices due practically to a s.d de- clnie at Liverpool and slightly easier quota tions from Paris. A Liverpool Corn Trade News cablegram said that official Russian report made wheat show deficiency of 59.- 100000 bushels, compared with the previous years crop. The closing quotations in for eign markets suggested greater heaviness than there was any visible reason for at this dis trict. Liverpool closed decline for tine day of Esd to 1d Paris from 90 to 60 centimes lower for flour and 25c to POO down for wheat The market became quite weak toward the end. Up to within half hour from the close May Sold around 907sc. but the weak closing ing on an unwilling market, caused a further break to s0asc May offered at 9OIAc at the close.
 Corn was very slow and weak, closing A6Ac lower.
 Oats were weak from the start. May closed asc lower.
 Provisions were dull and heavy At the close May pork was 1oc lower. May lard 1Glkc lower and May ribs 7lAc lower
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or, Jan. 1o-were if not for the fact that there are many thousand tons os wheat In the docks and warehouses in this city and much more already purchased and stored in the interior. the grain shipping busi- ness would he almost at q standstill. for tn gre has been very little buying for the past week The top quotation for Walla Walla is 73c and for blue stem and valley 7sc and 77c. For mill ing purposes a shade higher has been bid.
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WEATHER REPORT.
G2oth Meridian-Pacihc Time1

7-AN FItANNISCO, Jan. 10, 5 D. m. The following are the rainfals for the past t~enty-four hours and seasonal rainfalls to Gate, as compared with those of the same date last season:
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PORTLAND's BUSINESS
FOREIGN MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Or. Jan. 1o.-Exchanges. s42o ] t02; balances. Sll67 7O3.
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JANUARY-189s.

NOTE.-In the above exposition of the tidas tne early morning tides given in the left nan dianu coLufnn ana the successive tides of the second tune column gives the second tide of
 re s uIE, Ihe thlrd time column t'le third tide
 b SSt tiqe or the day, except when there are but three tlueS' as sometimes occurs. The heights given are additions to the soundings on tba ,.ba1 wbJea states states Coast Survey charts. except when minus sign (-) precedes the height and then the number given is subtractive from the depth given by the charts ~ 1o
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LONDON. Jan. 10.-The following reports of the London and Liverpool markets, dated to- day. have been received:
 Consols. 112 13-l6G112L 1fo 9-16TIl2 lis: SIl- yer, 2s 7-is; French rentes. Io3f 17hcGl03f l0c. LIVERPOOL. Jan. 1O-Wheat. dull: No standard California. 37d; cargoes off coast nothing doing; cargoes passage. nominal. unchanged: English country markets, quiet: French country markets. steady; Wheat in Paris. weak; Flour in Paris. weak: quantity of Wheat and Flour passage to United Kingdom, 2S50. 000 quantity Wheat and Flour on passage to Continent 1920. GOO. Indian ship ments of Wheat to United Kingdom. 14. 0O0 In dian shipments of Wheat to Continent, none; import into United Kingdom for week, -; Flour. 35S, GOO bbls; Wheat. 249. GOO Qrs.
 COTTON-Uplands. 314d.
 CLOSE.
 WHEAT-Spot, No. l. red Northern spring, dull 1s 912d.
 CORN-Spot American mixed. firm, ss 22.d January. 3s 2ssd.
 Imports of wheat into Liverpool for the week From Atlantic ports. 42. 800 quarters: from Pa ciic ports, 30O0 quarters; from other ports. 5000 quarters
 Imports of corn into Liverpool for the week from Atlantic ports 500 quarters.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

3hQ3asc for small and 3ll635sc for medium: |: soft Hogs. 2hQ3Ac: dressed do. 5Q5ac per lb.
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter is weak and there Is large car of Eastern on the market, which keeps things de- pressed. Eggs continue 10 shade off, though receipts not heavy.
 BUTTER
 Creamery-Fancy Creameries. 2sa27lhc: sec onds. 24d25C.
 Dairy-Choice to fancy. 23a25c; lower grades.
 Eastern Butter-2ld22l.c per ID.
 CHEESE-Choice mild new. 11G11lac; com mon to good. Sa1Oc; Cream Cheddar. 1o6llc; Young America. 11I1G12lac; Western. I19l2c: Eastern. l2lzdl3t.c per lb.
 EGGS-Ranch Eggs. 2-G2li2c per dog: store Eggs. 21q23c; Eastern. l7d1sc for cold storage.
 DEc1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.
 Dealers are quoting lower prices for Oranges and Lemons and higher prices for Lines. There are no other changes.
 DECIDUOUS FRUITS
 Cranberries. S7dS per bbl: Coos Bay. s1 5Og ? per box.
 for sood to choice and a 4o for faney Lady Apples 5os9$l for large boxes.
 rS.rd1, PeTsimmons 3;i, [: 25qioc ,!I,s per box 225: seediings 5oaSl: MandaTins, s1al 50; Gra9s f FTg san and P9r a S9f E fer ood S0o choice; Mexican Lines siG5 per box: Cali fornia Lines in small boxes. 75c; Bananas dozen.
 DRIED FRUITS. RAIsINs. NUTS. ETC.
 DRIED FRUITS
 S, 3a4c for 5O-60s. 2a,d3hc for 60-7O's 21Q2%c for 70-sCs. 1&.a2Lc for s0-SOs. 1AGl&c for so-1OO' s Peaches. 3G4lac fancy. 5a5Isc: peeled 1Od l2I2c; Apricots. 5d6c for Royals and 7asc for good to fancy Moorparks; evaporated Apples s1z@7c; sun-dred, 4q4i4c; black Figs in sacks 2d2I2c: Plums. +i2ais4c for pitted and IGlI1c for unpitted; bleached Plums. 5a5kc; Nee tarines. 4q5c for prime to fancy: Pears 2IsG 4izc for quarters and Sq5Ac for halves, accord. ing to color. etc.
 RAISINS-New Raisins. 2NG3c for two crown. 4c for three-crown. Sc for four-crown 51tc for SeedIess Sultanas and si l0gI 15 for London layers: dried Grapes, 2Zc.
 NGTS-Chestnuts are quotable at sdioc per ID: Walnuts. 5T6c for hardshell and 6G7c for softshell; Almonds 2l&d3Ikc for hardsheII 5d6c for softshell and 7dsc for paper-sheii: Peanuts. 4G5i2c for Eastern and 4is for Cali fornia: Pecans. 6ik8sc: Filberts sI1Q1iOc; Bra. gil Nuts. Sasc per ID; Cocoanuts. s4 5Oa5 per 100. '
 HONEY-New Comb sd1Oc for bright and 50 7c for lower grades; new water-whte ex- tracted, %lsd5c light amber extracted, 3%04Lc per ID.
 BEESWAX-23d25c per ro
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-FLOUR-Receipts 96 7e5: exports, II oSs. Influenced by the decline in wheat and ruled lower on choice grades. Minnesota patents, s5d5 90: winter straits s4 45 G4 5.
 weak under bearish cables, rallied on ths small visible supply increase. but broke again under long selling and weak late Continentai news. closing 24d1ls net lower: No. red Jan closed. 92hc.
 WOOI-Quiet.
 EOPS-Quiet.
 PETROLEtfM-Dull.
 LAKE CoPPER-Quiet. at slo 90 bid; s1l asked.
 TIN-Quiet: s13 75 bid: SIS s5 asked
 SPELTER-Quiet: g 95 bid: s4 asked LEAD-Quet; 8 6 bid; s3 75 asked The firm that fixes the settling price for miners and smeters' quotes lead at s3 s at the close. COFFEE-Options opened steady at points sales 4750 bags. including January. 8 4O65 45: March, g. s0d5 6. Spot Rio. dull No. in voice. sl4c No. jobbing. 6l2c. Mild. quiet Cordova. Slbd15c. centrifugal, 9s test, i4c: refined, firm BITTER-Re S757 packages: dull: Western creamery 14Q20c; Elgins, 22c; factory. nGl4c.
 and Pennsylvania. 20d23c; Western, 19q21c.
 DRIED FRUIT
 NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-Calfornia dried fruits steady
 PERFORATED APPLES-Common, Sale; prime wire tray, sAc; wood dried. prime, S1. dS1sc: choice. S1aass4c: fancy, 9@9Hc PRUNES- -3dSc.
 APRICOTS- Royal, 7Gs1kc; Moorpark. sG11c PEACHES-J-nneeled 7O10c. nee1ed 1o6onc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-19
Personals and Briefs.

The internal revenue collections yes
terday amounted to $l5,2S5S1.
The condition of Major a. II. Drewry
was greatly improved yesterday.
Miss Urith Newport Greene, of Norfolk
,s stopping with Mrs. Il. Il. Meade az NJ
40 north Seventh street
Mrs. Hattie Davis Cooley, Of Nashville,
" @ is visiting her father, Mr. George
b. Davis.
Nt,ssee Anna and Eva Deidrick, of Lor-
.oine have been visiting Mrs. j. q. Luce
M Sabot. Goochland county, Va
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Binswanger. Of st:
1lsonh Mo. are spending portion OF
Sheir bridal trip on a visit to relatives IN
this city.
Hon Pembroke Petit. Of Fluvanna'
was in the city last night, en- route 10
IIomnton. TO attend a meeting or the
state Board Of Fisheries
Col1actor-of-Internal-R Brady did
- come over TO Richmond yesterday on
acco,mt of business demanding his atten-
ton at Petersburg
Nessrs. Mann and E. f. Kuhn, delegates
from Aurora Council, NO % Jr' w. u ~
! NJ have left the city to attend the meet
| mo OF the State Council in Alexandra.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stayton Thompson
yviu give a recital at the Young Men
| Christian Association hall tomorrow eve-
Ming which promises TO be one OF the
musical events of the season.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso'
ciation will meet at Lee-Camp Hall this
MORNING AT II o'clock to elect new
nresIdent. Miss Annie Gray having de-
| clined that office, to which she was re-
J Gently elected.
DR.. Wharton, who was asked 10 preacr
r,t.ov M - NJ TO the old soldiers a
] Tho Home. has accepted and Mr.. \. ID
1 edward baritone, and Miss blanche
Yewell contralto, soloists OF the PassloI
play win sing for them.
,rhe Baltimore Herald prints an excel
iont picture OF Mrs. Frank Derord' Wen
remembered here as Miss Ellen Swai
nrewrv OF whom II speaks as IAN az
tractiye young matron, VINO mas maui
many friesds IN Baltimore society,"
Mrs Herman Boschen and MISS Minnie
poschen her daughter returned IRON
poston Yesterday, where they have pass
"a The summer months very pleasantly
they remained at the Hub long enough
for Mrs. Boschen to see two OF ne
,rothers start for England last Saturday