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NDE- Resident EOtiEe.

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- on Hs-1 suis- VIII ue1raiEil Tais
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iron toe genera iBU condition Of
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-10-21

ne nfteeu surviving members aL
tiif washington artillery. mustered
INTO service o. ISL az Newpart. Ky.
ana never mustered out. vii r,ra-
SEN claims o. r'e STAT Tor stS ss-
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-10-21

Iiff grand Jury 81 Kansas CITY
ma rsturnec an indictment arain>-
Jesse danles. sou ot the noted aDI-
law Tor being implicated iu ror-
Ding Missouri Psciac traiu near
kansas CITY ga tDe night Iof = anszu-
Der .
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CUBAN RELIEF cure

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sole ur Raise. CU-sinull . sll
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COLunBl1 MAKKEG REPORT.

Cgffveyel s.seE1v ~ Eeh ernUL q
Nleu5is snr q Holding
Guuntfr ffanaes
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1881. r'-' Far r7 1899
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN,
Int 0lly Agricultural ksK1zBE
Indispensable ~ al eount-- residents
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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-24
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.


 CHICAGO. June 2S.-Continued favorable weather for harvesting exerted bearish in- fuence in wheat at the start. During the first half hour there was enough short selling and liquidation to cause the market to sell off k62c from the close last night. But crop damage reports again became very numerous and the selling came to halt. Consider able rain reported in those sections where harvesting is not going on, and injury to the grain regarded a probable. Chinch bugs were said to be numerous in Southern Illinois and from any sections where the grain has been gathered the yield was said to be disap- pointing With Armour supposed to be work ing to sustain the price of the future to protect his cash property and the trade already rather nervous, these reports scared shorts and there a disposition to cover, the demand grad ualy improving the price. Some considerable lines covered and the bear scalpers were the buying fever, July sold up to 75c, Septem- Der to Sskc and December to eS2sc. The trad ing very light after the first hour, but exceedingly nervous. There was a strong sus- pcion of manipulation and wholesome dread of the alleged manipulators. Prices near the highest point of the day at the close July left off Ac higher and September lost 1ac on the day
 After a weak opening corn turned strong on the rally in wheat and the early decline was more than recovered July closed Ac better.
 Oats were weak early but hrmed up later with the other grains. leaving off 1sc higher.
 Outside buying started provisions firm. moderate packing house selling. which started prices downward. July pork closed 7i4c lowe, and lard DC and ribs DC lower.
 The leading futures ranged as fallows:
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-24
WEATHER REPORT.
12oth Meridian-Pacific Time)

d20th Meridan-Pacihc Time)
 SAN FRANCISCO, June g, p. m. The following maximum temperatures are reported to-day from Weather Bureau stations in California:
 Eureka CO., Fresno 90, Los Angeles IS, Red Bluff S2. Independence S4, San Diego 6S Sac ramento S5, San Luis Obispo 70, Yuma 100 San Francisco temperatures: Maximum, 64; minimum, 50; mean 57. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECASTS. The pressure has risen slowly the south ern half of the Pacific Slope An area of low pressure overlies the upper Missouri Valley, the lowest pressure reported being 29.4S inches at Bismarck, N. Dak. The pressure is also low over Arizona.
 The temperature has risen over Northern Cal ifornia and Oregon. It has also risen in East Arizona.
 Rain has fallen in Utah, Eastern Idaho and at Tatoosh Island
 Maximum wind velocity of 90 miles per hour A thunderstorm is reported at Idaho Falls. Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight, June 24, 1898: Northern California-Fair Friday; fresh northerly winds; light fog on the coast in the morning.
 Southern California-Fair Friday; warmer; fresh westerly wind
 Nevada-Fair Friday; warmer in the north ern portion.
 Utah-Fair Friday; warmer. Arizona-Cloudy and unsettled weather Fri day, warmer in western portion. San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday, with fog in the morning; light southerly changing to brisk westerly winds. Special report from Mount Tamalpais taken at p. m: Clear; wind northwest 24 miles per hour; temperature, 70; maximum, 73.
 ALEXANDER McADIE,
 Local Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-24
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, June 23.-FLOUR-Receipts, 14,551 barrels; exports. s900 barrels Steadier and shade more active.
 WHEAT-Receipts, 1S0, $50 bushels: exports POS, 47O bushels. Spot frmer; No. red, soc asked f. o. b. afoat. s39s5c car lots Options opened steady and were soon influenced by bullish advices from Southwestern points A midday reaction under weak continental cables was followed by another advance on coverings closed a little off from the top through late realizations. but AQ1c higher than last night. No: July 79qS0c, closed S0c
 HOPS-Steady.
 WOOL-Quiet.
 METALS-To-day's Metal market was a small. narrow affair, and the most unsatis- factory all around The official close was:
 PIGIRON-Warrants was unchanged, with spot to July quoted s6 5oQS 65
 COPPER-Unchanged. with spot to July quoted s11 75G12.
 TIN-Unchanged. with spot and June quoted S15 221a615 z71k.
 LEAD-Steady with spot and June quoted 8 95G4 The firm naming the settling price for Lead for miners and smelters quotes Lead at sS 75
 SPELTER-Nominal, s595 25.
 COFFEE-Options closed steady at net un- changed prices Sales $500 bags including June, S co: July 8 5565 60. Spot Coffee-Rio. in- active, nominal; No. tobbing. 6&.c: No. : in- voice. 614c. Mild-Dull; Cordova, S1s@164c. 35sc; centrifugal, 96 test, 4Ac Refined-Steady.
 NEW YORK, June 23.-BUTTER-Receipts, $500 packages. Steady; Western creamery, 1874 Gl7c; factory. n@l2&c.
 EGGS - Receipts. S9oo packages. Steady; Western, 12c
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-24

Bigareau soa75c average 45c; Pontiac. 25@55e, average 3Sc; Centennial Gle. Seven cars sold
 PHILADELPHIA, June 2s@PeashesmAless svaIs K 72c. Plums-Clyman, s4c; Mikado, average sl; Simoni, s1 19; Abundance, s1 06 PrunesIIrag- edy s16D1 35 average S1 IL Four cars sold.
 CHICAGO. June 2s-Apricots- Royal, s7c. Prunes-Tragedy, S1 25. Plums-Abundance, soc Qs1 20. average s1 10; Clyman 75c. Peaches Hales Early, 53c; St. John S1 50 Figs-Aver- age $1 %. Seven cars sold.
 CHICAGO June 2S-Porter Bros Company sold at open auction to-day California fruit at the following prices:
 Plums-Peach, sl s5. single crate; Abundance, s1 %; Clymans. 556S5c; Royal Natives. 65@75c; St. Catherines, 55c. Prunes-Simoni. s1 25. sin gle crate; Tragedy, s1 1901 25 Apricots-Royals, 65cGs1 O5. single crate; Blenheims S0easl; Peaches = 55Gl65c per box. Cherries-Royal Annes. 50d65c per box; others, 2OQ40c.
 NEW YORK. June 23.-Prunes-Tragedy sl G3 so. single crate; Simoni. $1 5091 65. Plums- Peach, g 40. single crate; Burbanks. sl 35q2 55; Clymans $1 0591 S5; Red June. s1 6oG1 80; Abundance 65c9s1 35; Royal Natives. $@1 o5; St. Catherines, 9oclsl 05. Cherries = Royal Annes, 60c@s2 75 per box; Tartarfans. 354Sl l5; Bigerreaus, 7Oc@sl; Centennials, 45@s5c: Black Eagles, 75c. Apricots--Royals. s5c9N s5. sim gle crate; Blenheims. sl@1 30 Peaches---Alex- ander 55cQs1 20 per box; Hale Earlies, 6o495c; Governor Garlands-S5c.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-24
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 23.-Good weather in the West and the landing of considerable part of the American army near Santiago, together with the frmness in London, acted a stimu- Jus in to-days stock market. The persistent drives by the bears against special stocks was a feature. The trading for time lacking to-day, and in consequence the ap- parent change of front by these interests was reflected in substantial advances in Sugar, Peoples Gas, Tobacco, Brooklyn Transit and Manhattan. The buoyancy exhibited by these properties exerted a healthful influence upon the general railroad list, which was conse- quently augmented by the execution of fairly large buying orders in the Vanderbilt prop critics. The Changers received more attention than for a long time and conspicuous advances were registered in Burlington and Rock Island. The revived inquiry for Pacific Northwestern stocks lent color to persistent rumors that an amicable settlement of the transcontinental rate war may be Forthcoming Evidence of commission-house purchases also developed brisk covering throughout the list Some of in a noteworthy extent to a moderate inquiry, notably Pullman. which figured for rise of 3 points. The market at intervals during the day displayed stagnation, but prices neverthe less forged continually upward. Operations for arbitrage account were in fairly large volume and included sales of most of the international favorites. The offerings from this source, however, we'll absorbed and the steadiness of the local speculation induced some purchases for foreign account, mainly in St Paul. A development which has been regarded with considerable qualification by substantial in- terests has been the growing expansion in rail- way and miscellaneous bonds, which in meas reflects the general healthful tone of finances Operatings in this department em- braced extensive variety of mortgages. with demand for the issues of reorganiZed properties heavy. The aggregate transactions were 5, 0S0, 0G0.
 Government issues also participated in the general strength. the old 4s registered improv- ing + and old As coupon and the new As F each call.
 The total sales of stocks to-day were 300, 300 shares, including Atchison preferred 4500: Burlington, 17,900; c. c. c. and St. L., $500; ManhattaI E. S7oo e.o6 New York central. da. S5o0; Island. 12.S00; St. Paul. i3.5OO; Union Pacific preferred, A.. 800; American Tobacco, 26 POO: Peoples Gas 9200; Pullman. 5100 American Sugar, 66 TOO; Tennessee Coal and Iron. $500; Western Union, 20 100.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-24
STEAMERS TO SAIL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch of the United States Hydrographic Office, located in the Merchants Exchange Is maintained In San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality and free of expense
 Navigators cordially invited to visit the office, where complete sets of charts and sail ing directions of the world kept on hand for comparison and reference, and the latest information can always be obtained regarding lights. dangers to navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce
 The time ball on top of the building on TeIe graph Hill Is hoisted about ten minutes before by telegraphic signal received each day from the United States Naval Observatory at Mare Island Cal --
 A notice stating whether the time ball wa s dropped on time or giving the error if any ia published the same day by the afternoon papers and by the morning papers the following day-
 c. P. WEIGH, Ensign, U S. N, in charge
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-24
HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

Hides show some revision, mainly in the di- rection of shaded prices. They continue to sell well. Wool and Hops show no change.
 HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell about 1c under the quotations. Heavy salted steers, 1oh@11c; medium. s1k@1Oc; light. s@9hc; Cowhides. sQs1sc; stags. slsc salted Kip SO brands, isHGl4c: dry Kip and veal cs 1eo dlry dry Calf, 2oc; culls. 16g17c; Goatskins, 200 40c each; Kids, 5Q1Oc; Deerskins good summer. 271403oc medium, soc; winter. 1oc: Sheepskins, shearlings. 2Oq3oc each; short wool. SoQ5oc each; medium eo@soc long wool. soc0$1 20 each; Horsehides, salt, s20)2 50 for large and $192 for small; Colts. soc: Horsehides dry, B for large and s1 for small; Colts, soc.
 TALLOW-No. 1 rendered. 3h@3%c per fb No. 2. 21ad3c; refined 41k@4Hc; Grease. %.
 WOOL-Fall clip, Southern Mountain. 7G10c; free Northern, sG12c. Spring clip-Southern Mountain 12 months. 9911c; San Joaquin and Southern. months, sqloc; Foothiil and Middle county. 13@16c; Humboldt and Mendo- cino, 15Q17c; Nevada, 1o@1Ac; Eastern Oregon. 10Q12c; Valley Oregon 15G17c.
 HOPS-1Sg? crop. 90l21bc ID.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-24
LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHFAT-The market continues flat and featureless at about the same quotations. Spot Wheat-Shippins. -: milling, s1 40Q 1 50 per ctl.
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal session s:15 h' 'clock-Decemher- 24. GOO ctls, s1 27A; 2OOO. s1 us; 10000. s1 ETA Second session-December-400 ctls, $1 27& 5000, s1 27h.
 Regular morning session-December- ctls, sl 27ss 5000. s1 PTS: 32,oo0. s1 2s 6ooo s1 27% Afternoon session - December-24, 900 ctls s1 27a. 4ce0 s1 PTS; 5000 s1 27ts BARLEY-Another decline in Feed Is noted but futures show no particular change. Trade continues very dull.
 Feed. s1 121k61 15 Brewing nominal
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal session s:15 oclock-December- POGO ctls, s1 14l2.
 Second session-December-2o0 ctls, sl 15; 2o00, s1 147s.
 Regular morning session-December-s 5000 ctls, s1 15; 2oo0, $1 15h
 Afternoon session-No sales.
 OATS-Dealers quote the old prices, with a Fancy Feed s1 s501 70 per ctl good to choice, s1 3O6i 35; common. s1 25Q5l 27h: Sur prise, s1 32zd1 70; gray, s1 2591 S21s: milling, s1 32Aq1 371a per ctl.
 CORN-There is nothing going to change quotations. either up down. Small round yellow, sl 25G1 30; large yellow s1 O5Q1 07k; white, s1 02ls@1 05 per ctl: mixed, sl 02is01 05.
 RYE-$1 % per ctl.
 BUCKWTIFAT-s1 75G1 s5 per ell
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-24
than usual at this season of the year. though

than usual at this season of the year. though there Is scarcity in any description.
 POTATOES-New Potatoes, 50660c in sacks and 40GS5c in boxes for Early Rose 40G60c for Peerless and 40q6oc in sacks and 50c@s1 in boxes for Burbanks.
 ONIONS-New 50060c per ctl for red and 75Q90c for yellow.
 ETABLES-Asparagus. s1 5oQ2 % for ex- tra large. $1d1 25 per box for Mo- l, 50@75c for small: Rhubarb, 500l75c; box: Green Peas slai 25 per sack; Garden Peas, 21kc per ib; String Beans. 215G5c: Wax Beans, 213c; Sum, mer Squash. 25G75c per box; Bay Squash s1 25 g1 50; Green Peppers. 5d10c for Chile and s615c for Bell: Dried Peppers 5@p6c per ID; Cabbage soc per ctl; Carrots. 30G50c per sack: Marys- bers, s2 Vacaville Tomatoes. 50@S5c per box: Green Corn, 10Q25c per dozen; Garlic 46D5c per ID.
 PERFORATED VEGETABLES
 Potatoes, sliced. raw, 12c per Ib in lots of 25 lbs; sliced desiccated, 16Q1Sc; granulated raw 13c; Onions, soc; Carrots, old, 13c new 1Sc Cabbage, BOG; Sweet Potatoes. BOG; Turnips 25c; String Beans, BOG: Tomatoes soc