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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
,Smmuner" 6umbua.
Die Iogerannten ngeIbfieberfeiten"
Sruppsn iinD dngebli6 ebsnTuQ5

0le 109endnnten rgapfIepSrTe1len
Sruppsn iino apgebli6 e6enTaGS
nidt gegen bic &rdntbeit gefeih.
So a CON, 9a., 6. 9luguIt. - W}it
Der ySmmuritGt" Der gsIbfieberfreisn
3egimenter, bic man na6 Dem perz
Ieu9ten Santiago I9iden min, i6eiHt
es fuul beiteQt gu fein. Die Me6r5a6I
oieIer in ben SiDituaten ungepor6ez
nen Waanni4aften ipa fir 9eIbfieber
sbenio empfdngli6 iein, pie bic onOez
ren Sruppen, bic ieBt fie6ertrunt Dor
Santiago lieger unO iebnIi4t i5rer
Rut6ei0rberung na6 Dem g2orOen
barren.
8unDes7sna3or Bacon bon 9eorgtu
gibt in elmer 9spsI6e an bas &rieg5z
0spartement, porin er gegen bic Q(bz
fenoun9 DTS 3. (immunen) 6reipiqiz
eenz8egiment5 nl9 Santiago prOtez
itirt, folgenbe iiberrai4enbe Grtldrung
d6:
yo5m odn8en 2anoe peiB man, oaB
Das 3. 5reipi1igenzRsgirnent, obpo6l
ais yimmun" be3ei9net, Dor 9elbFieber
ni6t meGr geIi6srt lit, dls dnbere 6retz
piQigenz5ruppen. 0as Regiment lit
fait ausifliebli9 aus iungen Qeuten
DON 9eprgiu rstrutirB, pieIe BON tGnsn
W&inoerjd6rigs. 9ei Der dr8tli9an I'm
tariufunQ purbe nur i6re t0rperlt6e
SuugIt9tsit feItgeIteqt, uber tein Be-
peis berlangt, bdB iie gsgsn 8el6fia6sr
gefeit ieisn. Qu6 ni9t Elm @in3iger
in Dem aegiment fat pObl ie oas 8el6z
fis6er geGabt. OieIe iungen W2Gnner
uno baI6pii4Itgen 8ur{4en fOqten
ni9t Der t0bMi9en 9el6fieber>8eFa6r
in 6em bur9ieu6ten Suntiago ausgez
ieBt nerben. Wenn nod Sruppen gum
Sample geger ben 5einO r0tbig pdren,
Diiroe ytiemano ge9en bic &bIenOuHg
bes 9e9iments Ginipru6 er6sben."
0es Senators BroteIt gegen bie9ers
Denoung ienes bermetntli6 ge(6fte6er=
freien 3egiments, Dus bob nift Jim
nun" ietn ioa, lit o6ne 8iFen unb
@illen Der betrefFenben Offi5iere uno
WtannI9uften erfolgi.
OberIt RoD beS 8. 5reiipiIIigenzRez
giments bat ICgleid telegrap6ii9 0as
&riegs0epdrkment bend6rihti9t, OdB
er gegen 9acon's Qroteit entI9;eben
proteitire. 0as Reqimsnt lei auf yirns
muner 8alis" Formirt, Iei iiber6aupt
teiH Regimenb BON 9eorgia, Ionbern
aus WdnnI4aften Der gan3en SuO~
ltGdten 5uIammengeieBE.
Du I bington, 6. 2tUguIt.-9ez
neral Gorbtn empfirg eeItern Qberb
gu Ipdter Stunoe ore 0epei9e bes
O6eritsn Gub BON oem 3. (immunen)
5reipilIigen Regiment. Sm Rumen
Der OfFiSiere uno Uunni6dften bss
9egiments ertlGrt Der Sberit, bdB Sez
natOr 8ucpn's 9roteit ni9t ibrs gu
itimmung erbaLten babe, iOnOern i'm
9e9eui6eil BON ibnen DerpprFen puroe,
2luF 9runo oieIer @rtlGrung pirb
oenn aud Die Srore an oas 3. Regt=
ment, ii6 in SdbdRndb auf bereIt Tx
Jenoen SraHsporioampfern rahSarz
riu8O ein3uIfifIen, nift 5uriidgs8ogen
perOen. Die 2lbFabrt Tpa morgen er=
fpIgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
Gum SfllaGltIhiff ,,Seras. {"

gep gOrt, 6. Iuguit. - Die
an bem S9la4ti4iFf rSeras" notb=
penbig gsporoenen Reparaturen
i6reiten riiitig porpGrts. &eFel,
MaI 6inen, Steuer Qlpparat unb an
oere me9anii9e Ginri9tungen tpurz
ben inIpi3irt unb in better Oronung
beFunoen. 2lue Spuren, 2D3er uno
8erbinoungen, peI6e bur9 Ipanii9e
@ei6ofe in Der S9la9t bel Santiago
perurfa6t nurben, lino entfernt tppr>
ben uno 6eute getpG6rt oas S6ld9tz
I1iff, aus9enpmmen mas Die bei4Gz
oigte &umpFpberfIG9e uno ben Sber=
bou 6etrifft, benfel6en 2lnblid als CUR
3eit ieines Stapellaufes in gtorfolt.
Ueit benz @ieoerunit itrei9en oes Stunt
pies purbe geitern Der 4nfung gez
ma6t. 2eute BON Der n8ermont" 6ulz
fen babel.
Die meiiten MdtroIen baben llrs
laub er6dlten unb tperoen Die tbnen in
Der Stabt uno llmgebung gebotenen
6rei unterboltungen na4 &rGften
gsnieBsn. GapitGp 96ilip Pat fir
fein @ottDertrduen nd6 getponnener
S6la6t ii6er 3OO8egfidpiinf9ungs
S6rsiben erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07

Die .5eras~ puroe, ou ibre 8eroede
in geldbrli9em 3uItanoa, na6 Rsps
gort beoroert, uno lie IignaliIirte oem
5laggenihiffe, buB iie am nd6iten
Sage CUR 2t6fabrt bersit iein pijrOe.
Sn Der 3piI9er3eit trunsferirte iie
9robiant uno Wtunition, bic nod BON
dnOeren S4iffsn benuBt perOen tonnz
ten.
Sn @emGB6eit nit Der 6lottenzOyz
bre, ponu9 Idmmtli6e gepan5erten
S6iffe na9 europa gefsn iollten, be-
gunnen .8rooflDn, Soma" Ore
8On," rganfee,~ n9roirie," ~gtepz
YOrt" unO rSnoiunu" 2obIen u. Sors
rdt6e an 8oro gu ne6men.
9tm Oisnitdg lpuroe es betdnnt, ouB
Die r8rootIbn" ben 8efe6l erbHltsn, 81
Qomiral @ampIon's 6lotte gu itoben,
uno odB Commodore S9lep dngspisz
len poroen lei. Ii9 dus Der lln5abl
tIeinerer S6iffs, Die gu 8lodaoe3pez
den 5uriidbleiben iolIten, Elm anoeres
6Idggeni4tff 81 pdblen.
4m DienItag na6m Die 9eIaBun9
Der n3eras" BON ibren tapfersn
&dmpfgenoiIsn Nbi9isO Il. fu6r odnn
naA gtepz0ort db. @s mar gerdDe,
ais 6ei'm Communicating Die Sprnz
SisndIe ert0nten, ais bic 5lagge ais
8rub 6sra6Qe3oden Durce, Die Qsute
itanben nit ent6lDBtem 6uupte ba.
Dis bte rSeras" untertpe88 mar,
puroe Die 6lagge pieber oufge3ogen,
pGbrenb Die MannI6aften Der iibriz
gen groBen @4iffe auf 9ed itanoen
uno nit tbren Surrdbrufen bic 2uft
erfulten. Gapt. 8biIlip unO feline
tapferen 2eute untpprteten in oerIelz
ben 8eiIe.
glm Wlttttpo6 mar man uuf alien
S9iffen nod eifrig be16dftigt, Sob
len ein3unebmen, unb e8 bieB, baB bic
5lotte am Utontag fir ibre groBs
Seeretfe bereit fein piroe.
Iuf Der n8rootlDn" ereignets ii9 in
6pIge elmer g2i9tbefolgung bon 8eFs6z
len elm iebr Observation-Disclosures
fan. Der "a Sabre ulte &arl @nDerz
ION bate Elm einpfiinoigss 9eT6oB an
8orD geI9muggelt, Delfs8 er Ii9 aus
Der Spcapaz8dtterie ndbe am Ginz
gange Der Santiagoz8ai angesignet
bate. 0as 9eI6pB mar gelaben uno
bate eine 3iinD16nur. @r bate bie=
iel6e BON Der 9atronenbiilie gsl0It unb
ais er ben bic @rploIion er3eugenbsn
Climber ni4t 5u lpdern permo6te, be-
gam er auf bemielben Eerum gu bdm=
mern.
PlObIi9 erplobirte bas @eI9oB.
8liifli6erpeiie purDen mebrere 9ez
genii6eritebenbe W}Grner ni9t getrpfz
fen, pd6renb inbeifen 3pei Stiide 3uz
riidprdQten unb ben urmen QlnDerIon
berdrtig am llntsrleib berpunOeten,
DaB er ra9 ms6reren Stunoen ftarb.
@r Itarb an Dem Sage, an pel4em er
bus "A. Qebensid6r errei9te.
Qm Oienitag purOe QnOerTpn BON
elmer Q6tbeilung, bic gu bieIem 3pede
gelanbet mar, nit ben iibli9en @6ren
begrdbsn. Die Qeife lag in elmer
8iite aus 3amen6ol3. Sine umerita>
nii9e 6ldgge mar an Den Surg Ora=
pirt. QBG6reno Die SSlagge auf ben
S9iffen Der 6lotte uuf 9dlbmdIt gez
biBt purOen, trugen Die &ameruDen
ben SpDten gum lebten RubeplaB.
@ine Sulps puroe bon MarineIolbaz
ten gegeben.
2tm Ra6mittag fam Die 2tntiinbiz
gung, baB Spaniep um ben 5risoen
na9geiu9t babe. Die 2eute purben
BON piIOsr freuDiger 2lufregung err
faBt, Dur6 Die 6offnung, DaB Der
6rieoe jeBt geIt6ert lei.
2tm Sonntag, ben 81. Suli, traf
bic rUfafohuistts" bier elm, nm Sob
len gu faifen. Commodore WatIon's
5lotte fann Dor nG6Ten Mittpo8
friibeitsns ni4t CUR Qbfabrt bereit
Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
BON Saubbeit aebcilt.

3sitlpsilig mar i3 ie6r tau6, unb
pdbrenO iiber flint Sabre bate ia eis
nen itetigen @lusfluB aus bsiber O6s
ren. SD lieB mid dr3tli4 bsbanoeIn,
bod obne irgeto pel9en Grfolg, Bis
Dor etpu orei Subren, als i9 in Bal
timore po6nte. SD purOe pOn . r.
9artleD BON gtr. 81, gloro&Pacdz
itraBe, gebeilt. 9erIonen, pelbe mit
slei6sn 2sioep bebaftet Iino. tOnnen
an mid, Rr. 81, 8eIt MuinitrdBe,
Ri4mOnO, 8a., I9reiben, oOer li4 an
meinen 8ruper i'm Gutap 9uuie
penoen.
GLIB 2ouis9eslGL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
llnIerr slOrreide 5luttc.

OieIel6e lisgt i'm 9ufen BON 8uantdz
namo. = 2n ben Rspuratursn
pirb tii6tig gear6eitet. = Snfsz
refIante @rlebniiIe Der MtutrOien.
(GorruipouOenJ Der .glHOeiirtsn 9rtfs.')
@uantanamo 0 8ap, 81. SuIi.
= Seit elmer gan5en Wo9e bat bas
9ros oes norbatlantif6en Sei9Daz
bers unter Qomiral SampIon in oie>
fem rei3enben, BON 2anO umiGumtsn
9hfen selegen, uno Die frieoli4e Be-
i9Gftigung Der 2euts, Die 9orn Sig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
Mnnhreifc 25c.

Ttuff Ssn Der Rap,E. O.s fiuft.u R.oim,nts
Rus uHS intUHauts attraftiUn,n, fir pi, Gin.
uHO Rifiabrt. Ser erObs Gamili,n,G GrbOlunpss
9tat. aats erEer RluiIe. Rtu, rlnttrbaltuuQen
Ssesnto fitr SdIl,h unS Ssi.Qi& i&aftsu.
(Dlai4 4Dlta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
- pie 2sap 6initnter
beinabe bis aur tieTblauen Gee.

Die GrfurFon.H iudhrsne oss snussn 3ases BON
$50 Neilsu fucroen mittsIh oes SaMpfers ~@nimd
sites Hienffaa, ben 23. SUM. btalnneu uEo oa'
rod ieh,R Dienffas uuA Tonnerifas Iortseieet.
abfohrt rbr Fiorstas. Runefabrt nur 25 Ste,
(Suuil a, ,2Bfte4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
Snrnrhnhnnts Wrnbefahrt.

96iGu6elp6ia, 6. gluguft. -
Oas uuf Siuman's Werfte erbaute
5OrpsOObOpt vMaden3ie" entpidelte
bsute uuf Der erlten 4rpbefabrt %
8noten 9eI6pinoigteit; 20 &nOten
linO contrdttIi9 erforoerli4. Quf Der
Riidfdbrt plaBte elm OampfrObr oes
porbsren &efels unb bier 9ei3er tpurz
ben Don entpei9enoem 0ampf Derz
brI6t. Die 6ei3er Sobn @pdns bon
@amben, 81. S., unb Omen Mc=
9outb BON bier puroen nu9 BEN
Episcopal /. .6OIpitaI ae6ro9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
- Die "2Sott-Eott-"
6amilten.@rtu BEN san,en Eas.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WIN BuHbrH %us'
MHnapoItS. 98eRs unc Gcpern Rtperb.
teoen WoHtas. THittwodb, Sreitas u. SOnntas
IIIa ubr WRcreenS,
NIT ofnI pc1uldreH Sampfer .,Gmma @tIe6,
bestnnenn am @pnfas, cen 60. SUM-.
Stelts 1T, ps S.b,rmann D.is, bic prd6teRt
Sour S9u Baltimore aus. S0llluft p6hrenD oes
saHjsn Iagts. Gin srquid,nSer SaatssNusiluq in
snotntbm.r S1tladft. IIdtunit irIbl.itiq am
4btns. Butt Guts MablI.jt,u Soc, OOtr briustn
Sis 55rtn R0r6 NIT. Sabrprsis SOC. (5uHi12-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
Sad Vortp &irn umtrrueas.

8bilabelpbia, 6. guguit. -
Die 0dmpfja4t rMaD," Die Srau
9llerancer Ban Rennfelaer Der Regiez
rung our 8erfiigun9 itelIte. lit beute
Wlorgen bti 5agesanbru9 nit 60
Sounen @orrdtben, bic bic ,Hationalz
llnteritiisungs @ommiIIion lieferte, :"
na9 portO 3tieO absefabren-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
Wcetcr's Yarf. ''".::s.''"' "s::9.
Gin SamiIien= 2efort.

Stcuii6s Giierbobn 5errs.Rab, R.eefboSn,
9ool teiHer Gam nlsgaSirOu, 9auOtDins iestu RG$'
mIttue uno Nbene irri
g8dbrcuh aui .Orane lltaus Sos,' Der tlRoRs
Der Iifen, jur ausfenunq
Surbfabrts=giIete 5 Cts (Sult2 lRt T&6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
Baltimore. chip.Sabn.8allct

$I.80 oon baltimore nab iSre0trid unD jurud
am g. uno g. Sugut, aiiltie fir Die Riidfabrt bis
,um 10. 9lu9ut &tamdrt 3iigs. 9etotn Der Gnts
bulnnq oes i}rlneis Scott ReD=MoHumeuts
81 % pon 9lltimor. mad 5rtoerid uHD ,urid
am g. &u3nr, iitr otn Sp9ialjup, ptlb.r pom
ut. &Opals9lbuboi UNI llbr 9ormittaQs unO
pom Sdmiorn =SlbrbOi nm 8 llbr gtin. 8urmit=
tags abidbri. Die 8fdflbrt BON 6rsoerd srfOlot
dm lslbsu Sage am llbr 2lbenos. GutbIauHu oeg
Rtp=Wouumt1ts.
$3 30 BON Baltimore mad osn 9uraps @0bltn unO
jurud an 3ona2rtue ben H. guouft, fir DEN Sp;s
3ialin9. ptld)er pom Nt sRODal.8ubnbof nm llbr
0ormttaes uuo pom GamOtn=9abnbo um Z llbr
10 gtin 9ormittl9s obidbrt Sis 8iidfdbrt BON
SuraD erfolet nm llbr Nbenos.
Flo. 90 ud6 osu Rjagdrd= GGltn uno juriid am
3onntrtaq, Den IL. auquit. 9intte Fno ir 3sbn
@dgt glltg. Str SpGilijue bst,bt ans Qulmdns
gdriors DaeQons. gbittbsr BON 8obstsr nab
Ilsranoria =93lp (5nuisnOz5uitln) nur $o so iiir
Die Nuubrtiie.
$500 bon Baltimore mad Rouutaiu=9ates4drt
uno iuriid pom ?. bis 25. QluQui; @ilgtt iino QiIs
tie fiir pie &tdiabrt bis sum 81. auouh St6sz
Ebntt 9lbresaSsiion Der btritbmt'n 4eOuHtuinz
Gbdutluqua Gam. Sonss' SAG am g. aueut.
$1,000 uoH Baltimore mad indianapolis uHo
lurid AM 7. unO g. 9lueur, qiiltiQ iiir Die Bid,
tabrt big sum Is. SLuaut ;iui6iitBli6 g. u. ". "s
,3uiummsnfuHit bonn g bis l3 auouit C2ll-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
= Srd6tiges
UO(eer. s; 8; :';' .;:,,: s:'i':''':: A; ::':::
- Ser 9ampfer ,,suuiIe. {"

- Ser Sampler ,,2uniIe."
On % d sutaotu nm 10 llbr gurmittaUs
uHo Is ubr Ta6mttess, nit au$uabme Don
SienhaeS aES Sr.itags an ei.I.H
Sdesn e SOuren) is llbr 9urmittaos, 2 Ilbr Rad.
mittsss una u uSr absnss. sountaqs um
ubr SsruittsGs uHs 43 usr Ta5mittaSs GStra.
8pst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07
Eeuers Tepdrtement Der 2taet Baltimore,
" Bureau ece Gbrfz Sngenieurs,
Jt 2 > UtI D. NUUNN IcyNS.
$4,000 SeIpbnung.


R a bdus, ben 6. Auouf 1893.
$4,000 SeIobnuns.
llntr D;u 9titimmuuqtu Oss StaOtzGsitbbu6,s
2lrtiftl %, Gbidntt l6, tpiro hermit $4,000 Be
lobuuno fir Die 9erbafuue uno ueb.riubrune elmer
QsrioH ootr Rsriouen juQcfbrrt, tpslde our6 Die
Gtusr 4larmtdittn oit;s Separtemsnts faIi6t
Qlarnts tiHisnOtH.
(21I-22OJ Gsm. 6 UacMfs. Gbefs 5ua.nieur
Sunula=S plle9,
6dlp,rts uHe WaoiionsStrabs, uutcr 9situua Der
Batter Der g@ttli6ait Sriu.~ Sds Goleqtns
Sabr bseinnt am trtcn Gi;nitaQ i'm Scptsmbsr
Westu Der 9,oinQunatR ipenOs man f6 al y c D.
SobH u. Do II, =. s. 9rGiTOent.
(iuq7-lNt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07

6dmburq, 6. 2(u9uIt. - 0urd
Selbitent3iinounq pon 8dumpoae
entItanO geitern 2(6eno am yOspalos
Quai" 5euer, peI6e5 iiber cine N}ilz
linn Weart S6absn dnri6tete. Die
Sitter puren auf Den 0ampfern 80.
libia", r6arugari" unO p8aleria" an.
qetDmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-07

Die sSeras" puroe, % tbre 8erOede
in gefdbrli3em 3uItanoe, na6 g}eps
gOrt beoroert, uno lie ii9naliIirte Gem
5laggenihiffe, baB Iie am nG6Iten
Sage CUR 2t6fdbrt bersit Iein pijrDe.
Sn Der 3piI9er3eit trunsferirte iie
9robiant uno Wtunition, bic nod BON
dnoeren S9iffRn 6enuBt peroen tpunz
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-07
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 6.-Continued fine weather lower Liverpool cables and the generally bear ish sentiment of the trade started Wheat easy In the first hour there was a good deal of long Wheat sold out and free selling for the short account. Thomans crop report for July was made public and considered bearish, as it claimed that with all the damage reported and admitted the yield indicated a production of 6S5, GOO GOO bushels against 5S0 900, GOO bushels claimed to have been raised last year. Later in the day there were a number of bad crop advices received. This, together with reports from different sections throughout the country complaining of the slow movement of the Wheat and the imperative demand from mill CTS caused the traders to turn bullish. Early sellers covered freely and prices took up turn. July closed 2ac higher and September rose sc.
 Unfavorable crop news and improved cash demand the bull influences in Corn There was a good speculative demand from both shorts and prominent operators. July ad- vanced 7sQlc higher.
 Sympathy with Wheat and Corn, a better shipping demand, light receipts and buying by July shorts caused the advance in Oats. July left off 1c higher
 Higher prices at the yards. smaller receipts than estimated, together with satisfactory re- ports from the South to the yellow fever situation. strengthened Provisions. There was Q good cash trade and the foreign demand slightly improved. Pork closed 200 higher, 5D 715c in lard and 12kc in ribs.
 The leading futures ranged follows:
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-07
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 6.-The sentimental ef- feet of Commodore Schey's victory en- tirey dssipated to-day and the stock market dropped back into the condition ot lethargy and of waiting for developments which had marked 1t for some time previous to this week. The satisfaction of the demand aroused by the news of the victory Is a striking demonstration of the fact that the war is little taken ac- count of in the stock market. Many observers believe that its successful termination has all ready been discounted and the only develop ment in its progress likely to affect prices of securities would be something unfavorabe to the success of the United States. The financial collapse of Spain Is felt to be inevitable, and the longer the strain is maintained the greater the damage that will be inflicted by the final disaster. The bankruptcy of the Spanish Gov ernment must inevitably have far-reaching eff feet in the nnancial world and Is bound to be reflected in this country, even in face of triumphs and prosperity, for forced liquidation will seek the strongest market to realize in. The effect of the Government loan the money market is also unsolved problem and begets hesitation in speculative ventures. There is bound to be continued uncertainty as to the country prosperity for the coming year at least until the dimensions and the prices they will bring are known. The expectation that naval victory would awaken Speculative activity having besn discounted to-dav'e duU and sluggish market was the natural outcome, with the bears nbbng to find weak spots but short contracts before the days close. Changes. as rule. were therefore small and unimpor- tant.
 The volume Of business in bonds was small and there important change in prices Total sales. S1. .SS5. GOO.
 United States new 4's and the old fs regis tered advanced l. in the bid price.
 The total sales of stocks to-day were I79 100 shares. including: Atchison preferred. 4s34: Burlington, 9425: Louisville and Nashville. 3404: $500; North American. 3660; Northern Pacific preferred, S4S5; Rock Island. 1854; St. Paul 6S20: Union Pacific preferred. 5254: American Tobacco 14.055; Peoples Gas. 13.O95 General Electric. 4250; American Sugar, 30. .340; Western Union. 330l.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-07
WEATHER REPORT.
Q2Oth Meridian-Pacific Time.)
 SAN FTSANCTSCO TtIv : n n

Q2Oth Meridian-Pacifc Time.)
 SAN FRANCISCO July G. p. The following maximum temperatures are re- ported to-day from Weather Bureau stations in California:
 Eureka, 56; Fresno l02; Los Angeles, 76; Red Bluff, 96; Independence 90; San Diego TO; Sac ramento, SS; San Luis Obispo. T6; Yuma, 104. San Francisco tempera erature-Ma1imum, 5S; minimum, 50; mean. 5i. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECASTS. The pressure has risen rapidly Utah and eastward to the Missouri River. It has re- mained nearly stationary along the Pacific Slope. An area of high pressure impinges on Vancouver Island
 The temperature has varied but little over the country west of the Rocky Mountains It is more nearly normal In the Interior Of Cali forna than 1t has been for some time past. The following maximum wind velocitles are reported: Winnemucoa, 26 miles per hour from the southwest: Carson City. 26, west. A trace of rain Is reported at Phoenix. Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight July :, 1898: Northern California-Fair Thursday; light southerly changing to northwesterly winds Southern California-Fatr Thursday; cooler in extreme eastern portion: light westerly wind. Nevada-Fair Thursday.
 Utah-Cloudy Thursday.
 Arizona-Cloudy Thursday; warmer near Phoenix.
 warmer: southerly changing to westerly wind. Special report from Mount Tamalpais, taken at ?. m.-Clear; wind southwest. miles per hour; temperature, 76; maximum 76.
 ALEXANDER McADIE,
 Local Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-07
DEc1DuoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Not for years has there been little fruit In the market as to-day. Apricots are scarce and are still higher In bulk and Plums and Peaches are in limited supply. Figs, too, are rather scarce. Pears are hardly seen. and the few here are poor and small. As the season advances the ravages of the frost last spring become daily more apparent. Very, few Cher rfes are now seen. The demand. however. is not sharp. there is radical advance in anything.
 DECIDUOUS FRUITS Strawberries. s2 50Q3 per chest for large and SG6 for small.
 Black Cherries. 25d4oc; Royal Annes 25@4oc; loose Cherries, 1lt631sc per ID for black and 2@2l7c for Royal Anne
 Figs, S5650c per box for single and 5o975c for double layers.
 Seedless White Grapes from Yuma, q 25 per crate; Black Grapes s1 50.
 Blackberries, s2G4 per chest.
 Currants, sl 5032 50 per chest
 Plums. 5OQ75c per crate and 256s5c per box.
 Apricots. 50IS5c per box and 75c4s1 per crate Peaches, Soas5c per box. s5965c per basket. Raspberries. S497 per chest.
 New Apples, 40Q50c per snlal! and 60c4s1 25
 Bartlett Pears, ,Ia1 25 per box for good stock.
 CITRUS FRUITS-l;avel Oranges. s1 5o72 30; Seedlings. 5oc6s1; Lemons s1 25d2 for com mon and E 506p3 50 for good to choice Mexi- can Lines. S6lD7: Bananas, S1 25Q2 per bunch i; Pineapples, s3Q4 dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-07
LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The market opened steady after the holidays in sympathy with firm Liverpool market Spot quotations showed slight im- provement.
 Spot Wheat-shipping, s1 2581 271a: milling q 35Q1 45 per ct
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal session-9:15 o'clock-No session. Second sesslon-No session. Regular morning sesson-December-200 ctls s1 297s 36. o00 s1 30
 Afternoon session December-14.0 900 ctls s1 301k 2000 s1 307s; 10 000 s1 30s 20 coo S1 3Os BARLEY-The market Is steady at the clos ing quotations of last week a rule though there is less strength. The demand Is noth- ing extra.
 Feed. sl 17Aa1 2211; Brewing, s1 2591 35.
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal session-9:15 O 'clock-No session. Second session--No session.
 Regular morning sesson-December-20 ctls s1 19: 6O00 $1 1918; 0,000, sl 1874. Afternoon session December 2000 ctls, s1 1912.
 OATS-The market is dull and unchanged with free receipts from the north. Fancy feed. s1 3561 40 per ctl; gosd to choice s1 301l 35; common. s1 25Q1 271a; Surprise, s1 3211@1 70; gray, sl 25Q1 3219; milling. sl S21s @D1 37h per ctl.
 CORN-Previous prices rule, with dull mar ket
 Small round yellow, s1 25G1 30; Eastern large yellow. s1 05G1 071s; white. s1 02kQ1 05; mixed, s1 02R0l1 G5 per ctl.
 RYE-Dull at s1 2o71 25 per ctI BUCKWHEAT-S1 75GD1 S5 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-07
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON, July 6--There was the usual large attendance at the Wool auction sales to-day. The offerings numbered l7066 bales. Competi- tion was strong in all directions and prices for secured and greasies ruled In sellers favor New South Wales and Queensland suitable for the Continent received special attention. few lots of Geelong were offered and probably taken by the American representatives Cross-breds showed a hardening tendency and good Falk- land Island Wool sold strongly at farthing advance Coarse Wool weak and some was withdrawn. Following the sales in detail:
 New South Wales S1Oo bales; secured. 1od9 Is 5Isd greasy, 5q1012d.
 Queensland. 1900 bales; secured, 1odQls 7d greasy. 6a4l0d. ~
 Victoria. 400 bales; secured. shd91s 4hd greasy. 6911hd.
 South Australia, 1000 bales; secured. Is sd9 Is 5d greasy, 6Q7Hd.
 6610hd.
 greasy. 6%G9l9d. o
 Cape of Good Hope and Natal; 400 bales secured 5AdG1s Id; greasy, 5i1@9d.
 Falkland Islands, 1900 bales; greasy, 4qIAd