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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-22
sULTANS SISTER ABDUCTED.
Seized By Brigands In Suburbs of
Constantinople.

London, June "a band of 40 br1-
gands. according to a special dispatch
from ConstantiRoDle, has abducted q
sister of the sultan. The princess was
seized while she was out walking at
KiziletoDrak. q few miles from Con-
st&rtinople, where she resided
Abdul Hamid has three sisters-Prln-
cess Djenile, widow of Mahoud Djelial-
lcGia. Pasha: Princess Seniha, wife OF
Mahoud Pasha, and Princess Medlaha.
wife of Ferid Pasha, late secretary OF
the Turkish legation in London. Prln-
cess Djenile and Princess Seniha have
Iorg resided in the suburbs of Constan-
tinODIe
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LANDING Is DELAYED.
Troops Will Remain On Board Several
DAVIS More.

Copyright, 1885, by the Associated Press.)
Mole st. Nicholas, June q, p. M
Rear Admiral Sampson says that the
landing of troops of General Skaters
expedition on the coast of the province
of Santiago de Cuba will necessarily
be delayed several days.
Reports published in the United
States to the contrary are pure guess
work
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A FATHERS Vengeance.

st. Louis, June 21.-Samuel A. Lind
say. a book-keeper for the Hargadine-
McKittrick Dry Goods company, was
shot ard killed this evening by his
brother-in-law, Robert G. Everingham-
The Iatter's little daughter today con-
fessed to her mother that Lindsay had
assaulted her, and the father took sum
mary vengeance
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japanese Official at Pocatello.
(Snecial to The HeraldO


Pocatello, Ida, June 21.-Mike Saito,
the Japanese vice consul at Tacoma,
spent the day in the city, at the head
quarters of the Short Line Japanese
track labor department. He was ex-
tremely reticent and refused either to
divulge his business here or to discuss
International relations
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Oregon Official Returns.

Portland, Ore, June 21.-The official
vote in the recent state election shows
the following result forAovernor:
Total vote, Alb: Geer, Republican,
45,104; King, fusion, 34.530; Luce. mid
dle-of-the-road, 1856; Clinton, Prohibi-
ton, 2,213. Geers plurality, 1854;
Geer's majority, 5,449.
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Hobson Is Safe.

New York, June 21.-In response to
an inquiry, Mr.. Ramsden. the British
consul at Santiago, sent the following
dispatch to the World: Nothing hap
pened to Hobson or others during bonn
bardment''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-22
INDIAN LAND LEASES
Rawlins Amendment Changed BY
Conference Committee.
UTAH LAND SELECTIONS
CANNoN's BILL PASSED THE
SENATE.

Secretary Bliss Gives An Informal
Opinion On the Expenditure Re
quired Upon Mining Claims-Re-
quirements As to Groups of Claims
Patents and Pensions For Utah
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VOYAGE OF THE TRANSPORTS.
Six Days On the Way--An Impressive
Spectacle.

Copyright. 1898, by the Associated Press.)
With the United States Transport
Ships. off Santiago de Cuba, Monday
June 20, noon (via Mole St Nicolas,
Hayti, Tuesday, June p, 1 a m 1.-THE
fleet of United States transports haV-
ing on board 16, 900 men under the COM
mand OF General Shafter. arrived off
Santiago de Cuba at noon today, be-
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TROOPERS GO TODAY
TOrrey's Rough Riders Will Leave
For the Front.
BIG PARADE AT CHEYENNE
"BLACK TROOP FROM UTAH AT
TRACTED ATTENTION.

Our Boys Divided the Honors With
Colorado - Six Hundred Men
Turned Out and Presented Fine
Appearance-Enth Demon
stration By the People of Cheyenne
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks were dull and unchanged.
 The Occidental and Potosi delinquent sales take place to-day.
 The leading variations in local securities were a decline in Hawaiian Commercial to s57 75 and an advance In Giant Powder to s61 75.
 The Market-street Railway Company has de- clared quarterly dividend of COG per share, payable January g.
 Wells Fargo & Co. have declared the semi annual dividend of per cent. payable Janu- ary 16.
 Safe Deposit and Trust Company has declared a semi annual dividend at the rate of per cent per annum on term deposits and 1-3 per cent on ordinary deposits, payable Janu-
 The assessment of 6A cents per share on the capital stock of the Troy Mining and De
 The annual meeting of the Pacific Coast Savings Society has been called for January 10.
 The Geyser Mining and Milling Company of Colorado has levied an assessment of 10 cents per share.
 The Shower Consolidated Mining Company of share, delinquent March l.
 The Tamarack Copper Mining Company of Michigan will pay dividend of A per share amounting to s240, 900. to-day.
 The Gold Coin Mining Company cf Victor Colo, paid dividend of l cent per share amounting to ,0G0, its 1000 900 shares of capital stock, yesterday.
 Tomorrow the Calumet and Hecla Copper Mining Company of Michigan will pay reg ular quarterly dividend of s10 per share
 Tbe Mount Diabo Mill and Mining Com pany $ assessment will be delinquent in cf1ce to-day.
 The official letter from the Occidental Con- sUllcated mine for the week ending December 2t says: The work of stoping ore from th- 1cS tons of ore were sent to the mill. Aver age assay, s 4b per ton, gold value.
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NsM WORK DRIED FRUIT MARKET.

F. The Kew York Commercial says:
 = '.Thffe' are no new features, though 1t has been said that a deal is in progress here, which when completed. will show that sonjethihg' has been doing all the time. On tie coast .iistrhutiVe request is light, and the market ls more or. less controlled by specu- :latUrs. They are trying to force prices down is saG. but under. encofra g!ng adYices from the East holders are indifferent, and accept no .pJoposition except at full prices, the state Iilenrs that Eastern buyers will take larger supplies as soon as stocktakng is over serv- ins to keep the market steady. and holders firm in their. Views
 consuming demand Large sizes from the Northwest are no longer obtainable, and sup plies in some sections of California are about exhausted. This creates firm feeling, which . win probably develop into increase Tn prices after the quiet of the closing year is over.
 'Aprtcots are steady, but holders firm and no concessions are obtainable. Spot sup plies are small, concentrated and holders little u5ined to shade quotations to secure busi- ness. On the coast royals are quoted at 10l29 =: :; ;Peilches move slowly Prices are high and demand Is light Spot supplies small and in few hands All holders are firm, and buy CTS show no interest. Consequently, trading is CTS Of first hand stocks make no concessions. .rhQice are quoted at 712c, and few of any other: eiade are procurable.
 ... ,:PearS are steady but demand is compar- atively~fght Prices on the coast range around Sa8c for sliced and 642c for quarters.
 i~ .The situation in raisins, while it has cer- tam critical features, Is practically unchanged. There are numerous accusations of incorrect or fraudulent marking or packing whichever 1t may be but it appears to have injured the trade but little. If persisted in it would be a serious offense, but the association is to take vigorous measures to protect distributors from such methods, and it will probably be stamped out combination of unfavorable conditions is causing some slight weakness in the market, .. but decline in price is only fractional. far. Supplies the spot and on the coast are too light to permit any considerable reduction. and, if anything is lost it will be regained soon as the spring demand begins"
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRopucE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2T.-F1our-Receipts. IS. 3S9 barrels; exports. 5O.ss7 barrels; strong and higher Winter patents, s 7594; winter straights; 8 5Od3 GO; Minnesota patents, s3 s5 WHEAT-Receipts, 347 425 bushels: exports, 402 140; spot frmer; No. red, S02s f. o. b. all day to a broadening speculation and bullsh sentiment. The public and foreign houses were best buyers, with professionals at times un- loading. Through liquidation the December op- tion lost half its premium over May and May closed unsettled. Export trade was light, but was offset by big and unexpected visible SUD- ply. and December closed very strong at ssG l1ec net advance March, 77Q7s, closed 7Sc; May. 73tsQ747s. closed 747s. eRSlcs eop saso 8 c'oP Pacific % Coast @ 0 s % crop 7@s 8 'y S6SP nee eece ssoP Iassc Texas 1a4o There was a further stiffening in tin and lead to-day in the metal market, and the other departments showed general undertone on smaller offerings and broadening interest on the part of buyers. News which reached the market very encouraging as a rule. The the week will continue brisk. At the close the Metal Exchange called
 inal.
 LAKE COPPER-Firm, with SIP s5 bid and TIN-stronger, with SIS 40 bid and SIS 5c asked.
 LEAD-strong, with sS s5 bid and s3 90 asked. SPELTER-Dull and easy at s5 15; nom- inal.
 The firm fixing the settling price for miners and smelters at the West quote lead at s3 67.
 COFFEE-Closed at 15 to 25 points lower. Sales. 25, 300 bags including December s5 B January. s 5o95 55; February, s5 50: March, s 7OQ5 so; April, s 70d5 s5: May, s sOa5 95. Spot Coffee-Rio weak: No. invoice. 6%c; No. jobbing, 7asc. Mild-Market steady; Cordova 7A@15c.
 sUGAR-Raw dull and irregular; fair re- fning, 3Ac; centrifugal. s6 test, 4asc; molasses sugar. 35sc; refined easier.
 DRIED FRUITS.
 NEW YORK, Dec. H.-California dried fruits steady on all except apples, which re- main dull.
 Evaporated apples-Common, 7dsc; prime wire tray. s%c; choice, 9@9%c; fancy 10c.
 Prunes-5Q101sc.
 Apricots-Royal, 11Q14c; Moorpark, 13a17c
 Peaches-Unpeeled. 9Q1111c; peeled, 1sq21c.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-The opening in wheat was somewhat irregular, May starting un- changed to 4c higher at 6s7s@6s1sc. All the commission houses were apparently plentifully supplied with large and small buying orders but in view of the indifference shown by Liver pool and the large receipts here and in the northwest, the accumulation of three days local traders showed some reluctance to go after wheat at enhanced prices. But the hesi- tation was only temporary. The buying de- mand was so heavy and well distributed that it became evident the market was in for a boom, and traders with wheat for sale with drew their wheat for the time being Prices in consequence jumped with great rapidity May getting to 691zc before offerings became heavy enough to ease the market. Heavy realizing caused short setback. the market reactinK to 6Sh46S7sc, but the heavy demand continued and offerings were absorbed so quickly that buyers were soon compelled to again advance prices materially before wheat was obtainable Not until 701sc was reached was the advance stopped There was nothing in the news to warrant such an advance, but outside interest in the market was large that it became local shorts to cover, and many heavy local holders increased their lines. New York re- ported a good Continental demand. decrease on passage of 1,776 GOO bushels was reported and this fact helped the market late in the session. The market lost none of it's bullishness in the afternoon, May finally reaching 76a4c closing strong at I0esc. an advance of 1%c.
 Corn was very strong and active in sympathy with wheat and higher cables May gained 1%Gi%c.
 Oats were active and higher Sympathy with
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ton, sS; Southfeld Wellington, s7 50; Seattle, Scotch ss qGs $ 5Ss in buk and SIG 410 9 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg;
 4 Camel $ 50 per ton; Rock springs m g h1 aha RDAGE-Manila. sAc; sisal, SAC; Duplex
 CANNED FRUITs-Cherries, s1 85@1 50 for black and s1 50G1 80 for white; Peaches, l 409 I p, 70: Pears Sl 4oql 5O; Apricots' Sl 0oqI 'V'
 CANNED yEGETABLEs-Peas;. S5o@1 s5; GoFFEE--Co Rlca-l4@i5c nominal for prime washed; 1SG1s1sc nominal for good berry; 11hd1212c for good peaberry; 1119G1212c for good to prime; l01sQl1c nominal for good 53zgSc for common to ordinary. Salvadorom,n II Il ql3c nominal for good to prime washed; 9Ql0t2c washed peaberry; SAGS%c for superior bGn. un- n- washed; Sc for green unwashed; 9lzqlOc for good to prime unwashed peaberry. Nicarague -S4S%c nominal for good to superior un- washed; 91sd10c nominal for good to prime un- vas, washed pea berry Guatemala and Mexican can l6d1i1ac for prime to fancy washed new crop 1l12q1Ssic for good to strictly good washed !; 9a11c for fair washed 7@S12c for medium; 5@ to prime washed peaberry; 914610c for good unwashed peaberry; S@SAc for good to su-
 PACIFIC CODFIsH-B Bundles, 4c; cases, ee- lected, 41ec imitation Eastern, 5Ac; boneiess, 712c; middles, 6iRMSi2c per h. desccated S7!9c per dozen, pickled cod, barrels each SS; 10: Sole Leather, medium, 24925c; Sole Leather. light, 23G25c; rough Leather, heavy. 24q25c; 1; heavy, S0GS6c Harness Leather, medium, 279 BOG; Harness Leather, light. 26@2Sc: Collar Leather: 14@16c per foot: Kip, finished 4oq49c qs1 Sides, finished, 16@17c per foot; Belt Belt Knife
 O1l-California Castor Oil, cases, No. l, 95c; barrels; zoe per gallon Cmanufacturers Tateso es cases, SC more; Lard oil. extra winter strained barrels. 56c; No. l. 46c; cases. 5e more; China Nut. 45aSsc per gallon; Pure Nestsro9it stsi 0i cases. 60c; Sperm. crude, soc; natural white 40c beached white. 45c: Whale oil. natural Mixed Paints, white and house colors. s1 25@ 35 per gallon; wagon colors, $2q2 20 per
 PETROLEUM. GASOLINE AND NAPH- gallon; Pearl oil, in cases, f12c; Astral oil. 171Ac; Star Oil. 171zc; Extra Star oil: 2114c Elaine Oil, 22lac; Eocene oil, 1912c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline, in bulk, 13l3c; in cases; 19c; Benzne. in bulk 12l2c; cases iI1sc; S6-desree Gasoline. in bulk 20c; in cases, 25c.
 CANDLES Electric Light Candles 6s Is oz, 514c. Granite CMining) Candles-6s, Is oz, sAc; 6s. IA OF, SAc 6s, 12 OF. 71ac; 6s. 10 OF, SAC: Paraffne Wax Candles-1s, 2s, As, Ss, 12s. white, Sl2c; colored, 9i2c.
 WHITE LEAD-Quoted at e67c per ID.
 TURPENTINE-In cases. 61c; in iron barrels. 56c; in wooden barrels 5Sc per gallon
 ,LUCoL-Boiled, barrels. 4Sc; raw, barrels,
 QUICKSILVER-s41 per flask for local use and s37G37 90 for export.
 SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com pany quotes. terms net cash; Cube Crushed and Fine Crushed. 67sc; Powdered. CSC; Candy Granulated, 57sc; Dry Granulated, sac; Con fectioners' A. 5Ac: California A, 512c; Magnolia A, sac; Extra C, SAC; Golden C, 51sc; half barrels, kc more than barrels. and boxes 12c more. No order taken for less than 75 barrels or it's equivalent
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CLOSING
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


 CHICAGO, Dec 27.-CATTLE-Receipts to- day were small and buyers slow to take hold. The range of prices S5G5 70 for good to choice steers and S4a4 45 for common grades. s3 90Q5 50 choice calves. s6Q6 so; commoner grades. s3q6; bulls. cows and hefers ranged HOGS-Buyers were not eager. Sales were at an extreme range of s3 3oq3 70; bulk, S3 509 TAMBs-Soid L 5s, at s4a5 25; yearlings. s4a4 50 and sheep. g 25Q4 15 for inferior to prime na- tives. Common to prime Western sheep. s39 Receipts-Cattle. 25Oo; hogs. so.Ooo; sheep.
 ' KANSAS CITY.
 ceipts. 75OO Market steady to weaker; native steers, s3 5Oa5 25; native cows and hefers. HOGS Receipts. 1sOOO, Marke. weak to Sc s SeGs so us pacRers 4 ss 9s 5s s mixed a aS 50: lights. 8 25a3 6 40; pigs. S3aS So- 8 60Q5 25; muttons. g 50q4 25.
 OMAHA. Dec. 27.-CATTLE-Receipts, 1900. Market steady; native beef steers. s4 25Q5 50; s s 4 4o T T*as s stockers and feeders. 8 s0a4 40; calves ssS 6 75; bulls and stagss g 25a3 80. heavy. 8 4Oa3 45; mixed, 8 421kQS 45; light, s 45@s 50; pigs, sSq3 4O; bulk of sales, ss 421h muttons, s3 7OG4 30; Westerns. s3 5o94 10; stockers, g 5oQS 50; lambs. s3 7595.
 DENVER.
 DENVER Dec. 27.-CATTLE-Receipts. 800; market firm to stronger. Beef steers, $S 759 50; cows, s3Q3 50; feeders, freight paid to 25: bulls. stags, etc, s1 75G2 50.
 HOGS-Receipts. 600; market 10415c higher. Light packers, B 45qs 50; mixed, ss 4oaS 45; heavy, 8 25G3 35.
 SHEEP-Receipts. none; market dull and lower Good muttons. fat, s3 5oG4; lambs. $4@
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
TUESDAY. Dec. 27A D.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch of the United States Photographic 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 are cordially invited to visit the office, where complete sets of charts and sail ing directions of the world kept hand information can always be obtained regarding lights dangers to navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce.
 The time ball the tower of the Ferry building, at the foot of Market street, Is hoisted about ten minutes before and dropped at noon. 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal re- ceived each day from the United States Naval Observatory. Mare Island, Cal.
 notice stating whether the ball dropped on time or giving the error, if any. is published in the morning papers the following day.
 W. s. HUGHES,
 LIeutenant. U. S. N. in charge.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2S.

NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence to time. The second time column gives the second tide of the day the third time column the third tide and the last or right hand column gives the last tide of the day except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occur The heights given additions to the soundings on the United States Coast Survey charts. except when a minus sign e precedes the height
 and then the number given Is subtracted from the depth given by the charts. The plane of reference is the mean of the lower low waters
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Bran and middlings are higher and firm Corn products are also strong. Arrivals of hay during the past three days foot up 772 tons, but the market shows little change one way ors the other.
 BRAN-$16G1S per ton.
 MIDDLINGS- -$19d22 per ton.
 FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley, S26 50@27 50 per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill SS1QS1 50i jobbing, s32q32 50; Cocoanut Cake, s24q25; Cot tonseed Meal S2SG30 per ton; Cornmeal s23 50Q 24 50; Cracked Corn. s24q25.
 CALIFORNIA HAY = Wheat, sl6 50q1S for no fancy coming in; Wheat and Oat s15Q16 30; Oat. S14G15 50; Island Barley. S12Q14: Alfalfa, s11 50q13 50; Stock, S11G12; Clover, nominal.
 OUTSIDE HAY Qrom Oregon, Utah. etc.)- Wheat and Wheat and Dat, SIS 50915; Cheat, sl2q12 75; Alfalfa, -: Oat, SIS 50q15; Clover, s1l@l2: Timothy. s11 50@1S 50 per ton.
 STRAW-35M75c per bale
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver lower.
 Wheat advanced.
 Barley nominal
 Oats and Corn firm.
 Rye quiet
 Flour unchanged. Bran and Mlddlings advanced. Free receipts of Hay. Beans and Seeds dull. Potatoes lower. Onions steady. Butter weaker. Eggs and Cheese steady. Three cars of Eastern Poultry in. Game about the same. Fruit dull.
 Dried fruit stagnant. Lard expected to advance again. , Wool, Hops and Hides quiet. Meat market unchanged. ,. Oils as before. Coffee the same. 1ncreased imports of specie.
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corn and wheat was the main influence. May closed a4c higher.
 Provisions fully as active as the grain markets and prices advanced very rapidly. All classes of buyers were in the market and offerings being moderate some difficulty was found ln satisfying the demand. Hog receipts showed falling off. Outsiders led the specu- lauon, their buying being heavy all day. The bullishness Of grain markets had more or less effect on provisions. At the close May pork was S5c higher, lard 121ac and ribs 15c higher.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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PROVISIONS.

Lard Is quoted very firm and dealers are look ing for another advance any day. The other descriptions unchanged.
 CURED MEATS - Bacon, 715c per ID for heavy Sc for light medium 10c for light 101ac for extra light and 12Q1211c for sugar cured i; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams 10d10Ac; California Hams, s1hq9Ac; Mess Beef, s1O per bbl; extra Mess Beef, $1l; Family Beef, SIP 50 extra Prime Pork, $10 extra clear, SIS; mess. s15 500 16; Smoked Beef, 111aG12c per ID.
 LARD-Tierces quoted at 51ac per lb for com pound and 79714c for pure; half-barrels. pure 7lAc 1O-lb tins, TAG; 5-lb tins. Sc.
 COTTOLENE - Tierces, 57s66Bc; packages less than 300 lbs lib pails, 60 in a case 9Isc; s-lb pails. 20 in case, S9sc; 5-lb pails 12 in a case. Slac; 10-lb pails, in case. S%c; 50-lb tins, 1 or 2 in case 71sc; wooden buckets, 20 lbs net S1sc; fancy tubs, so lbs net. 7Ac; half barrels about no lbs, 7%c.
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IMPORTS OF SPECIE.

:f.IInports of specie at this port during the first eleven months of the year were S32, ,3S9. 7ls, against $l2. 320sS49 during the same time last
 year and consisted of S2, 604 26l in gold bullion,
 S2S 2794SS Tn gold coin, Sl 2S2 252 in silver bullion :!itRd $223 1iS in silver coin. The lions share of .tllcse imports. came from Australia in the .tutim of S2i, 237,21S in gold coin. Japan sent
 S, L5Z5 SIS and Mexico S2,244, 73s
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POTATOES, ONIONS AND VEGETABLES

Potatoes are lower and easy at the decline Onions unchanged Vegetables stand about the same.
 POTATOES -S5Q75c per ctl for Early Rose; 6OGp75c per sack for River Burbanks; Salinas Burbanks S1@1 15; Oregon, 75cGD$1 Sweet Po- tatoes. s1 60q1 S5 for Merced New Potatoes 2Q2lac per ID.
 ONIONS-50675c per ctl A small lot of Ore gons sold up to sl.
 VEGETABLES - Green Peas. Sc; String Beans, 1Oc; Cabbage 4Od5Oc; Tomatoes, 75cQ s1 % for Los Angeles; Egg Plant, 15c per lb Garlic, 7GSc per ID; Dried Okra 15c per lb Green Peppers. 4G5c per ID; Dried Peppers, 10W15c; Marrowfat Squash, SSq10 per ton; Car rots, 25635c per sack.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

There is no change to report In anything. The supply about balances the demand.
 Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are as follows:
 BEEF-First quality. s1zG6&c; second qual- ity. 6G614c; third quality 4l2@51ac.
 VEAL-Large, 6k671ac: small. 6ladSc per ID. MUTTON-Wethers, 7Q71ac; Ewes, 7c. LAMB-71z@Sc per ID.
 PORK-Live Hogs 4a414c for large, 4s94kc for medium, and 314G31ac for small; stock Hogs 212q3c; dressed Hogs. 6G6lec for prime
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Poultry was dull. as usual the day after the holidays. Game was about the same,
 Three cars of Eastern Poultry sold at s5Q5 50 for hens and young roosters. S4 50q5 for old roosters. s4 for broilers, SAGA 50 for flyers, S1 75Q2 for geese, 13Q14c for turkeys, and s5Q 50 for ducks
 POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys, 15@17c; live Turkeys, 131z@1415c for Gobblers and 131zQ1411c for Hens; Geese, per pair. $1 5OG01 75; Ducks, S4 50Q6; Hens S3Q4 5O young Boosters. s4q5; old Boosters. s4QI4 30: Fryers. SAGA 50 Broilers, s4 for large. S3g3 90 for small; Pigeons, s1G 25 per dozen for old and s1 50q2 for Squabs. Canvasback. $4 5Oa6; Sprig. s2 5OaS Teal, s1 p q1 5o; Widgeon. s1 5O Small Duck, 75cdS1; English Snipe, s2q2 50; Jack Snipe, s1d1 20; Gray Geese S2 30; White Geese, S1 25; Brant s1 25G1 75; Honkers. $SQ4; Hare. s1; Rabbits, Sl 50 for Cottontais and s1 for small.