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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14

Sobre ell bombardeo de Ia Capital cir
culan las siguientes versiones, de test-
gos .oculares, que tftulo de informa-
cion publicamos:
Una bomba cayo medic kiiometre
de la via fGrrea que atraves6 al LA nado
<Pueblo viejos antigua Caparra.
Otra cayo cerca del Banco Agrico
la-calle de Tetuan.
Otra por Ell pasco de la Princesa, 8
sea en- la Marina.
Despues SC yefa Ell cafoneo dirigido
a los castilios del MORO : San Crist6-
bal
Las bombas que cafan en- Ell puerto
levantaban grandes columnas de aqua
de cuatro cinco metros.
Ell tranvia de L barri salfa cada me
dia hora atestado de mujeres ninos.
No obstante, muchas senoras Sc
vefan en- las azoteas.
En- ell pueblo, la guarnicion y yolun.
tarios, reinaba ell mayor arroio, entu
siasme serenidad, ocupando todos
SuS pueStOS uCSlC SI ~ itilCI lilOtIcuto.
Dfcese que de ambas parties sc dispa-
raron como 1 200 cafonazos.
Sc afrma que el euarte. de Ballaja ha
sufrido algunos desperfectos.
Una casa mercantil de La capital, es
cribe a un seflor comerciante de esta
ciudad, manifestandole que los proyec
tiles americanos estaban marcado con ms
cripciones.
A la simple vista Sc podfa apreciar
que los disparos del Castillo de San
Crist6bal fueron los que mas dahos hi
cieron Ell la escuadra americana.
Segdn carta recibida en- esta ciudad,
sc asegura que uno de los buques anne
ricanos qued6 hendido totalmente en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14

un fragmento de granada procedente ds
la escuadra yankee, traldo de la capl-
tai. por ell seilor don fernando Toro,
vice consul britanico en- esta ciudad.
Sc nos informa que ell sehor Alcalde
ha convocado 4 todos los concentrates
de esta plaza para una reunion que Sc
celebrara esta tarde 4 las tres Ell sa-
lon de sesiores del Ayuntamiento, para
tratar de cuestiones que toaos afectan
por igaal.
Ha entrado felizments en- este puerto
Ia goleta de cabotaje Elena, conduclen-
do carga trasbordada de los vapores
gran 4ntiUo Pd,tliuu
LA INTERNACIONAL.-De l..
Toro Y Co. sociedal en- comandlta so
licita tabaqueros de vitolas.
Para informes dirigirse dichos Sc
nores. l. H.
Sc nos dice que el Ayuntamento de
La capital ia suspendido ell impuesto de
consume sobre los cigarrllos del pals
de este ano del proXimo.
Estan lie enhorabuena los industrla-
les tabaqueros
En- ell parque sanitario Gle sLas Cruz
Rojas Sc formo antenoche TN cuerpo dt
guardia qGe estuvo en- su puHsto hastf
eli ananccer
Mientras dure este estado de cosa
continuara releyandose dicha guardii
todas las noches.
Ha regresado de su excursion po
Europa m6rlca, nuestro distingul dt
amigo don Enrique Cheyalier.
Ell Parque sauitario lie La Cruz TO
ia Sc We todas las Hoches concurridfsi
mo.
ALA van 4 recibir instr ucci6n 10
hcrmanos de carload y de ofcio, quie
mes trabajan con verdadero interes por
que en- momentos dados resuIten etica
ces sus seryicios.
Los senores Toro y Go. propietario
de la fabrica de cigarros cigarlllos
xI4a Internacional8, estableclda en- est
Playa, presental on antes de aver, col
escrlto al Ayuntamiento, solicitand
que para Ell &llo economlco entrante S
suspenda ell derecho de consume qu
actualmente paga ell cigarrillo elaborad
con tabaco del pals.
Tenemos enten1ido que dicho graYa
vamenes exhorvitante, pues cada kllo d
cigarrillos satisface IS centayos por es
concepto basta decir que la fabric
mensionada gasta solamente en- consu
mos al rededor de 80 a 100 pesos, toda
las semanas.
No dudamos qua el Ayuntamlent
resolyera acknowledgements la Qetlcion
que aludimos, maxine tratandose Il
una industria como la tabaqueria, qu
forma con elemento considerable de |
riqueza del pals.
La fabrica <La Internacional> EN-
plea 325 obreros de ambos sexos.
De ellos $50 son mujeres.
La empresa trata de ampliar Ell edi
fcio, hacienda nueyas construcciones.
Nos ocuparemos en- este important
asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14

lie pIimero es un es carmiento.
Lo segnndo, una seguridad.
81 no hubiesea ambas cosas, toda-
VIA hay en- nuestros pechos fuerza in
quebrantable paaa ataiar ell Peligro, y
okligarle eeder, sin aVanzar un solo
punte.
sAcaso ne 10 prueba ell doce de M
yoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14
ESTAPRTA DI PONCE

La Ultima Gdceta trae ell nombra-
miento de nuestro querido amigo don
Quintfn Negr6n Sanjurjo para Conta-
dor de esta Aduana.
No puede ser mas acertado, por las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14

En- Penuelas ha quedado constituida
la seccion de ola Cruz Roja,s cuyo pre-
sidente es nuestro amigo don Juan Cos
tas Ferrer.
Sc ha encargado de la reds C 5ioE de III
M.parcial de Mayagiiez, nuestro amigo
don Manuel Prats Tolosa.
De FL Liherui, del microbes
<Ayer so celebr6 Consejo de Secreta
rios bajo la presidencia del General
Macfas.
Dfcese que sc trato en- 81 de la aper
tura de las Camaras insulares.
Carecemos de mas noticias pero "a
bemos que la actitud el pensamiento
de nuestro jefe son favorables, de una
manera decidida, a la implantaci6n del
regimen auson0mico con todas sus ain
plitudes legales.>
eEl Gohernador Gen.r i de acuerdo
con ell Conscio &c Secretaries y pro
puesta de la Secretarfa de Gracia JUS
ticia Gobornaci6n ha nombrado ma
gistrado de la Audiencia Territorial
don Conra.lo Herman iez, que descmpe
haba igual cargo en- In de Manila.
FL senior HERNANDEZ, que es compa-
triota nuestro, pertenecc una de las
famiias mas distinguidas de Puerto
! Rico; como jurlsconsnlto honra al toro
| espanol; ha ciercido el cargo de .Jnez
de instruction en- Aguadilla otros
puntos, dondc por sn rccto proneder
por las dotes personales que lie enalte-
cen supo captarse hondas generates
simpat(as.9
Por disposition del Gobernador se
ha rcstablecido la Commandments militar
del dcpartamento de Bayam6n, siendo
coronel don Augusta Pamss, proce
dente del ei6rcito Gle Cuba.
FL Mparcia{ ha dirigido una razo.
NADIA exposition al Gobierno General,
pidiendo la aperture de las Camaras.
El 10 tuyo efecto en- Guayama, CON
la soemnidad de rigor, la entrega del
comandante miIitar del department
del hospital de sangre alli construldo,
por lnicativa de la comisi6u departa-
mental de la Cruz Roja.
En- Arecibo sc trata de agregar al
cuerpo de Bomberos una seccidn de
salyamento.
, Don Manuel Iorregrosa ha siio nom
bratlo Vista de Ia Aduana de Mayagucz,
Don Pedro Reichard Requerica,
Contador de la de Aguadilla, quedando
, cesante don Antonio Pinacho, qnien
desempehaba ell Eiismo cargo
, Y don Carlos Paniagua Oler, On
cial 80 de la Tcsorelfa Central.
, De La Co1reSpOndencia :
Sigue dandose el case yerdaderamen
te raro de que sEl Pals (peri6dico) y
sus amigos del interior, del itoral y
del exterior Sc opogan que Sc constl.
tuyan las Camaras, que es ell primer
acto que legaliza al plan auton6mico
Y es verdaderamente raro ell case, por-
: que SEl Pafss (periodico) sus amigos
del exterior, del litoral y del interior
son los que mas han vociferado por la
pureza de la autonomia la premura
de la implantacion del sistema. En- es-
to hay una incognita que Sc resuelye siu
necesidad lie las matematcas.
or UNnrM por la mitad de su
ST YtNDtN vaIor una casa de ma
dera en- buen estado que rcnta doce pc
SOS mensuales, es espaciosa y tlene un
extenso solar y tftulo registrado
; Tambien sc vende un establecimien,
to comercial, en- parte centrica de la po-
blacion y que vende diariamente de -
; a 80 pesos. Para informes, dirigirse
; al Administrator de xLa Democracia9
2-l5
, Sc DESEA vender dos MULAS
Idomadas. Informaran en- esta Admi
lnistracl0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14

hechos, que solo satisfacen a los que con
ellos medran y quieren que continuen
esperanto que Sc agoten las subsisten-
cias en- Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14
Ill Lf|AAS NOTICAS BEL BONBARDEO De LA CAPITAL

ell puerto lie II capital, y hay tres mas
que Sc supone hayas tenido ayerfas, por
Ia marcia forzada que lleyaban.
Una bomba cay6 en- la galerfa del
<lletel Francia,s destrozandola por
complete.
Tn casco de granada hiri5 en- Ia fren-
te un conocido periodista de la capt
tai.
a los diez minutes de empezado ell
,bombardeo, contestaron exactamente
las baterfas espanolas, 10 que prueba
la perfecta yigilancia Y estricta disci.
pima que guardian nsestras guarsicio-
mes.
Sc hacen grandes elogos d la
serenidad, frmeza demas dotes de
mando, desplegados por las autorldades
de la plaza de las bravuras de las
fuerzas.
Dfcese que ha muerto al rigor de una
bomba el prersista lie La Correspon
det,ctQ.
Celebraremos que no Sc confrme Ia
noticia.
A los 20 minutes de empezado e.
bombardeo Sc situaron con ell mayor or
den las fuerZas que guarnecia la plaza
de la manera siguiente
Noluntarios de Macfas, en- la Mari
| ma.
Los Voluntarios en- Puerta de Tie
| rra.
Y los batallones de lfnea en- la plaza,
| de Armas.
Ell barbara atentado di6 llgar al es-
pectaculo mas triste. Vefanse salir a
| La calle, con muestras de desolacIon
mujeres ninos medic vestir, lanzan-
do exclamaciones DIS espanto empren-
diendo iesord denada carrera hacia Puer-
ia de TERRA.
for Negr6n, quien goza en- Ponce de
muchas muy merecidas simpatfas.
Nuestras placemes al amigo.
Han empezado a arreglarse ell cami-
20 Que conduce de esta ciudad Santa
Isabel.
va era tempo, pues dicho camino Sc
encontraba en- pesimo estado.
! Ha llamado grandemente la atenei6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14

un fragmento de granada procedente dc
la escuadra yankee, traldo de la capi-
tai, por ell senior don fernando Ioro,
vice consul britanico en- esta ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14

segdn carta recibida en- esta ciudad,
Sc asegura que uno de los buques anne
ricanos quedo hendido totalmente en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14

for Negr6n, quien goza en- Ponce de
muchas y muy merecldas slmpatfas.
Nuestras placemes al amigo.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08
OCEAN TRAVM
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

NA Steamers leave Broadway
 ! E ; X: EAS~ wharf San Francisco. E&AESA For Alaskan ports, 10 a. m., N EES~yNypA July 5, 10 l5, 20 25, 30; August \ k& kzfXSxA 4 transfer at Seattle EsEMlx2 SA5 For Alaskan ports (from ENAw9&eA5 Folsom-street wharf). 10 a. H., tP~a%SESM July r, August 4. 25. transfer
 &&NA at Portland. Or.
 For Victoria VaucoivAr C3
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08

BIu. u.Ask Bld.Ask. U Tonds- Oakland Cas- 4sA 5l As quar- coup. .1101a111h Pac Gas Imp. S5 ss quar- reg .110A111A Pac L Con- 50 is guar new ..1244125h s F G & E.. S55s S6
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, July 7.--Porter Bros. Company sold to-day at open auction California fruit at the following prices: Prunes-Smoni $i 059 s2 05, single crate; Tragedys. s1 35@1 65. Plums California Reds. sl s5. single crate; Burbanks. s1 20G1 45; Ogons, s1 35; Peach, s1 2Oq1 S5: St. Catherines. sl 15. Royal Natives, s1 05; Abund- ance. sl@1 20 Pears-Bartletts, s1 55 per box and sOcds1 O5 per half boz. Apples-Alexan- ders. sl 4OG1 55 per box. Apricots-Royals. Csc GDs1 25, single crate; Montgamets soc. Figs Black-sl per S-lb. box. Peaches-st: Johns. ernor Garlands. soc Cherries-Royal Annes, 50cqs1 per box; Republicans, roc; Napoleons; COG. Twelve cars of California fruit were sold on the Chicago market to-day.
 NEW YORK, July 7.-Plums-Peaeh. sl o79 Royal Sfas Hatiyes Se s5 Q s7c; ciymans ma 7da7sc Prunes-Tragedy. sl 02d1 40, single crates; Si, moni, 7ocqa 15. Cherries-Royal Annes. 45c@ s1 30 per box; Republicans. sl 05; Bigarreaus, 65c. Peaches-Hale's Earlys, 65QSsc per box: Hynes Surprise, 75c. Eleven cars California fruit were sold on the New York market to-
 The Earl Fruit company's auction sales of California fruit were as follows: ,. boxes g Ol; Flemish Beauty. s2 46. Prunes- Tragedy. s1 o5@l S5, average sl r; Plumse s1 70. average s1 P; Royal Hative, 7oc9s1 50. average SIC; California Red, s1 60G3 10. aver age sl 72 Apricots-Royal 55c@sl IS, average E.s average s1c; Briggs May. 6o@95c. average 76c: St. John, 70c@s1 O5, average 79c. Cherries. Royal Anne 45c@s1 %, average 75c; Cleveland s1 20.
 CHICAGO. July 7.-Pears-Bartlett. s1 coo 2 8, average $2 TO- Cherries-Royal Anne, 5O9 roc. average SIC Prunes-Tragedy. s1 5o Apri- cots-Royal, S5c6s1 25. average s1 IA.
 The Earl Fruit Company made the following sales of California fruit:
 BOSTON, July 7.-Tragedy prunes. s1 6o9 g 05. average s1 76; Burbank plums, s1 0591 70, average s1 5S; Hale's early peaches. 60qS5c. av. craze 74c; Moorpark cots. 7sc; CherriesIRoyal Anne, 4Oc9$1 TO- average 63c Black Republican. sOc6s1 35. average s1 0s; cars sold.
 PHILADELPHIA. July 7.-PruneS--Tragedy, s1 35dl 70, average s1 46; Simoni, s1 S6 Burbank plums, 95c6s1 35 average $1 P; peaches-St. John. S0cS1 30 average SSc Hale's. 7OcGs1. av- craze S2c; Montgamet cots s1 s0 1 cars sold.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Senator Perkins has wired to the San Fran cisco Stock Board from Washington that the stamp tax of Pc is each s100 of the face value of the certificates and that face value means par value That is, tax of s2 in stamps is imposed each 100 shares of stock whose par value is s100 per share. This point having been settled 1t Is thought that the Comstock mining companies will soon reduce their capi- tai stock by reincorporating with capital stocks at from sl to $5 per share In this connection the brokers are discussing the advisability of allowing no fluctuations in prices less than 5c per share.
 The market continued dull and prices were generally lower than the preceding day
 Crown Point Is assessed 5c and Gould & Curry 10c.
 In local securities the sugar stocks were very nrm. Hawaiian advancing to $25 50 and Hutch inson to $5l. A fair business was done.
 The Grand Central Mining Company of Utah has declared a second dividend at the rate of lz5sc per share, amounting to s21, 250.
 The annual meeting of the Savage Mining Company has been called for July 21.
 The Belcher assessment of 10c per share will be delinquent in the boards to-day.
 The Skagtt Cumberland Coal Company of the State Of Washington has levied assessment or 112c per share, delinquent August Is. The Victor Mining Company of Colorado paid a dividend of soc per share. amounting to .O0O on July l. making total of $955, 000 paid since organization
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08
LOCAL MARKETS.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Futures were weaker in sympathy with Chicago, though the Liverpool and Paris markets were both higher. The spot market was unchanged. Trading dull, usual. Spot Wheat-Shipping, s1 25Q1 27h; milling, q S5q1 45 per ctl.
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal Sesson-9:15 o'clock = December 4OOO cts. s1 29la; 2OO0, s1 29as; 60OO s1 29A Second Session-December-200 ctls S1 29Lk : 16, 900, s1 2sM.
 Regular Morning Session-December - 10, O0o sils st ssI sl s' Ao00 si 2'A' S'00 sl 2s"; H000' Afternoon Session--December-6 ctls, s1 %; 5000. s1 2s7s; 2oOO. sl 2S%; 5000, s1 2S1a; 5000, s1 2SL; 5000 S1 2SA.
 BARLEY-The market Is weaker and quiet, both on call and in the sample market. Feed, s1 171aG1 20; Brewing s1 25@1 35.
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal Session-9:15 o'clock = December 2000 ctls. s1 1894.
 Second Session-No sales.
 Regular Morning Sesson-December-2Oo ctIs s1 1885; POGO s1 1sA; 10000. s1 1872.
 Afternoon Session - December - 2000 cts, s1 1Sss 2000, s1 IS.
 OATs-The market continues dull at un- Fancy feed, sI s591 40 per ctl; good to choice. s1 sOq1 35; common. s1 25@1 271z; Surprise, si S2Ia@1 40; gray. sl 25G1 32h: milling. s1 321d al 37k per ctl
 CoRN-The demand Is insignificant. Prices are unchanged
 yellow s1 05GI1 071e: white, s1 02h0D1 05; mixed s1 02hG1 05 per ctl.
 RYE-Negected and nominal at q 2O@1 25 BUCKwHEAT-s1 75@1 s5 per ctl
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 7.-To-days advance in prices was probably intended as an admoni- ton to the bear party that they not to be allowed to have their own way in forcing down prices even in the existing dullness of speculation. To-day buying gave no indication that 1t grew out of an urgent desire for the ownership of securities, but seemed rather an organized effort to mark up prices There was some covering of short contracts induced by the advance but nothing to show that there could be any large outstanding short interest in the market. The advance in Sugar may have been due to buying by shorts to realize their profits on the adoption of the Hawaiian annex alton resolution by the Senate, and probably the demand from this quarter induced more bidding of the stock to exert pressure the shorts. The buying of the Vanderbilts was clearly a professional manoeuver by large bull interests. The gain in these stocks ranged from l to points. The powerful sympathetic effect which this group always exercises on the bal ance of the list shown by general response to-day after the opening depression caused by buying of the Vanderbilts ceased the general list showed a slightly reactonary tendency. The rushing up of prices is clearly designed to invite outside interest in the market
 There were special movements of note in the rubber stocks, and Manitoba, which is guar anteed to yield per cent by Great Northern, sold up points and was bid up before the close points further to 151. The pending ad- Journment of Congress and renewed reports that Spain was about to sue for peace. tended to help the rise. Reports of railroad earnings were also encouraging handsome advances be- ing shown over the corresponding period of last year outside the grain carrying roads. which the traffic reached abnormal proportions.
 Bonds were steady. Total sales g, 300. 900. Government bonds unchanged throughout.
 The total sales of stocks to-day were POI POO shares, including: 42S5 Canadian Southern, Il. 360 Burlington, 653S Manhattan, r, $50 New York Central, 12,52S North American 5l60 Northern Pacific, 5000 Northern Pacific preferred, 7154 Rock Island, 6l2O St. Paul, 1875 Union Pacific preferred, l,759 American Tobacco, S425 Peo- ple's Gas. 31 600 American Sugar and 3945 Rub- Der preferred.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08

155 to beginning, ting portion of BrocKhurs' and Whitcher Tract, Oakland; SlO .+
 Same to Herman Cook lot 33, same traGo' soIo containing 1.134 acres. Brook vn Townshlp' soto'
 J. C. and Zoe R. Curtin to J. B. Mendonca' block 40, bounded by Hepburn, Estudlllo, Saun- ders and Martinez streets, Town of San Lean dro. Eden Township; S10
 Union Savings Bank to Albert D. Copi1n. Iot on N line of Edwards street. 1925 B Of Iele-
 Aivaro N. and Ellen Beebe to Hibernia Say, ings and Loan Society, lot on line of Railroad avenue, 75 E of Chester street 25 by l0o,
 B. Kelsey to John P. Reilay, same. qutclaim block 494, Oakland; s1O0.
 Adam F. and Idah E. Gum to William k Davis lot on line of Prospect street. 1o w of Summit N 150 by w SOAP Oakland; s10. lots P and 23. block ', Amended Map Butler Tract. Oakland Annex; s1.
 deed Oakland Annex; s.
 Joseph A. and Annie E. Leonard to Carrie c: Baker (wQfe of J. E). lot on SW corner or Clinton avenue and Union street, 65 by w 14S, being lot 1, subdivision block Is, Bartlett 50- acre Tract, Alameda; S10.
 E line of Stanford avenue, 200. IS N of Ashby, 44.49, 117.3s. 40, w 134.61, to beginning. being lot 24. block A, Adeline Tract. Berkeley; gift.
 William A. Shepherd to William B. Whitney. lot 19, block :. Allendale Tract, Brooklyn Township; $10
 Christina Van Denmark to Matte R. Appling. lot on SW line East Twenty-third street, 165. .S5 NV of Twenty-third avenue, NV B bv SW no, block B, subdivision Heald Twenty-third ave nue Tract, Brooklyn Township; s10.
 Manuel and Catherina Rodrigues to Tessie Falk (wife of F.). lot II; block 230 Town of Newark. Washington Township; S175.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
THURSDAY, July "A D. r
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

William and Janetta Wolf to Morris Lando, lot on N line of Ellis street, 37:6 W of Frank lin, W 25 by S7:6; s450o.
 Minnie Levy to Esther Levy. lot on N line of Post street, 80 W of Frederick, W 30 by N 55; s1o.
 Pauline Dennery to Carl D. Salfield, lot on s line of Waller street. 1S0 E of Masonic ave- nue. 25, S 14S:7, W 25. N 14S:11k: $500.
 William Crane Spencer drustee) to George E. Barron lot on s line of Post street 10711 w of Kearny. W 100 by s 122;6; also lot on sw cor of Geary and Taylor streets. 1876 by W 1376 also lot on line of Eddy street. 275 E of Mason, 94:9, NE 161:9 W 1913; also mean ing to convey all interest in 117i m 200 and 119s m 1O9; s10.
 William A. c. Lange to Josepha Lange lot on E line of Leavenworth street, 1925 of Washington s 22:1 by E 115; gift.
 Frank or George Osborn to Mary A. Druschel, lot on s line of Ravens street, 157:6 w of Leavenworth. W 20 by S. 60; s1O.
 Same to and John H. and George N. Engel, lot on line of Union street 1876 E of Hyde. E 30 by 137:6 also lot on s line of Lincoln place. 6se p of Hyde street. F es:s $ 67:6, W s:9. N 50, W 60. 17:6: also lot on N f 50 by " 50: also lots 5as and 5s5. G gift % map 2 quitclaim deed; gift.
 Helen C. Roach to VI fam F. Cross. lot on Bryant street, NV 25 by NE 112: s1O
 City and County of San Francisco to Mary and John Kaunitz: lot on line of Santa Clara street, 37:6 of Missouri. F 37:6 by 100: -.
 Mary and John Kaunitz to William Meins, same; s10
 William A. McOjratn to Ellen Larned, lot on E line of Thirteenth avenue, 1876 N of street N 1876 by 1876: gift.
 A. K. P. Harmon Jr to George c. and Etta Harmon Edwards. lot SW line of street and Thirteenth avenue. W 2o4:1, 290:2. E 217:11, 307:4: also lot SW corner of c street and Tenth avenue. W 24o. S6o:s. E 2io:s N 37S:s: $10.
 Jones. Allen & O. ito Elizabeth Cartwright lot on SW line of o street and Forty-seventh avenue w 32:6 by s 100; s1o
 Elizabeth and George Cartwright to John T. Willever, same; s10.
 Scott r. Cilley to James J. Dillon, lot on E line of Hamilton avenue, 150 s of Berkshire. 25 by E 100 lot 30. block. 5, Mission and Thir- tieth Street Extension Homestead; $10.
 Alameda County.
 Alfred E. Younger to Catherina J. Younger re-record 613 q 256. lot s line of Fourth street, 112:6 of Harrison. 37:6 by s 100 block 34 Oakland: gift.
 Same to same same Oakland: gift.
 Jewett C. and Carrie c. Gilson to Mae B. Hardy, lot on SEE corner of Campbell street and San Pablo avenue, E 163:1o s s5.. E 10, S 46. W 1o6:s to line San Pablo avenue. thence
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08
MINING STOCKS.

Following were the sales in the San Fran cisco Stock Board yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08
WEATHER REPORT.
C12oth Meridian-Pacifc Time.)

O20th Merfdian-Baclnc 1lHe'l
 SAN FRANCISCO, July T. ?. m. The following maximum temperatures are re- ported to-day from Weather Bureau stations in California:
 Eureka 56 Fresno 104. Los Angeles S2. Red Bluff 9S. Independence 90, San Diego 74. Sacra- mento 92 San Luis Obispo IS, Yuma lO4 San Francisco temperature: Maximum oo, minimum 4S mean 54. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECASTS. The pressure has fallen slowly over the northern half of the Pacific Coast and also over Utah. An area of high pressure lies over Vancouver Island.
 The temperature has risen in Utah. Eastern Arizona Oregon and Washington. It has re- malned nearly stationary over California. Light showers have fallen at Carson City and Los Angeles.
 Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight, July S, 1898: Northern California-Cloudy Friday; warmer in extreme northwest; southerly, changing to westerly wind.
 Southern California-Cloudy Friday; fresh southwesterly winds.
 Nevada-Cloudy Friday; warmer north. Utah-Fair Frida".
 Arizona-Fair Friday.
 San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Friday; light southerly. changing to fresh westerly winds; warmer.
 Special report from Mount Tamalpais taken at D. m: Clear; wind southwest, miles per hour; temperature 73 maximum "A.
 ALEXANDER McADIE,
 Local Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08

250 Con Cal & Va. 16 HOO Savage .......
 500 Mexican ........ 12 50 Sierra Nevada.