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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15

EAERFECT wornanhood depends perfect health.
Natures rarest gifts of physical beauty vanish before
Ia pain.
Sweet DISPOSITIONS morbid and fretful
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15

First Young Woman-''Let's see; who
wrote Pickwick Papers?''
Second DittG-"Dickens.'
lIhe Lle.) 'Of course. [ couldn't for
the moment think of his name.''
(The Trap He was the author of
,Pendennis and Under Two Flags, you
know"
Caught "Oh, yes, 1 know Boston
TRANSCRIPT.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15

The POSSESSIONS that win good nus
bands and keeptheir love should be guard
edby women every moment of their lives.
The greatest menace to wornan's per-
manent happiness in life is the suffering
that comes from arrangement of the
feminine organs.
Many thousands of women have realized
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15

A little 4year-old occupied an upper
berth in the sleeping car Of the Scotch
express. Awakening once in the middle
Of the night his mother asked him if he
knew where he was. 'Tourse l do" he
Fep4ed; / m III the top drawer. House
hold Words.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

SACRAMENTO, July A-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at auction to-
day realizing the following prices:
NEW YORK, July 24.-Decker Peaches, 81 30
al so. average 81 56; Bartlett Pears 81 S5d2 80,
average $2 % half boxes S0cd$1 40; Tragedy
Prunes, 95cd$1 40, average 81 13; Yellow Egg
Plums average 81 -: Nectarines, 81 q; Craw
ford Peaches. boxes SOCIAL 90 average 81 O8;
Foster Peaches, boxes, S1G1 40, average 81 13;
St John Peaches, boxes, average 81 20; Burbank
Plums single crates. average 81 80: Alexander
Apples boxes, average 81 80. twenty-five cars
CHiCAGO July 24-California Red Plums.
single crates average 81 S5; Diamond Plums,
single crates average 81 80 Burbank Plunls
single crates average 81 %; Tragedy Prunes,
Pears. boxes 81 S5q2 65, average 81 90; Craw-
ford Peaches, boxes, 60c@S1 80, average 81 "a;
yellow Free Peaches, boxes, average 81 25:
Foster Peaches boxes S1G1 %, average 81 Z:
st John Peaches. boxes, 50cG$1 30, average
81 49, Hattankio Plums single crates. average
81 90; Washington PIums single crates average
BOSTON. Mass, July 24-Yellow Free
Peaches, boxes, average 81 %; Foster Peaches
boxes 81 9O02 40 average 81 03; Tragedy
Prunes single crates 70cG$ 81, average 81 %:
81 12 st. John Peaches; boxes, average 81 y;
average 81 Il Fourteen cars sold to-day.
Peaches. its> boxes s5casl 90 average 81 IS Foster
Peaches boxes, 81 20d1 So. average 81 21; Craw-
Peaches. 81 ioa1 4 average 81 ~ HaIes Early
lett Pears boxes. 81 40a2 o5; Tragedy Prunes.
single crates 75cdSl 90. average 81 G5; Clapps
Favnrite Pears boxes, 81 4eN1 So average 81 AZ;
Wickson Plums. single crates. 75cds1 Is, aver
! 20. average 81 10; Yellow Egg PIums. average
81 %: Diamond, 81 AZ; Smoni Prunes. single
crates 81 !9 Satsuma Plums, single crates, s6c
Kelsey Plums. single crates, 81 ~. Ten cars
sold to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25

+wen+v-fve minutes later than at Fort POINT
TIC height of tide is the sam at both places
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 24-There was little
change in the Stock Exchange to-day. business
continuing at the same low ebb as last week.
which was the smallest weeks business in the
year. The break of Consolidated Gas Of 22
and a decline of over point in Sugar turned
prices downward in the morning. but the
bears were not disposed TO be aggressive. Late
in the day an active demand developed for
New York Central, which lifted that stock IA
from the early low point The whole market
hardened in sympathy Pennsylvania being
conspicuously affected. The early fractional
losses We're thus wiped out and final prices
were a shade above those of Saturday as a
rule There were few wide movements in
the prices Of individual stocks. Manhattan,
Federal Steel, American Linseed Oil preferred
and Lead were heavy time and
General Electric fell off fraction, but lat
er rose two points, closing at l2l7s.
Flttsburg, C., C. and -. Louis, 81. LOUIS ana
Southwestern preferred, Iowa central STOCKS
Pressed Steel Car stocks and a few others
made some display OF strength The money
market OF the world showed relaxation from
the recent strain. discounts in London and in
Berlin declining an additional fraction, but
while anxiety over the money outlook IS for
the moment relieved, there is general feel
ing that higher rates Will rule in the near fu-
ture Local money lenders disinClined to
lend money on time at present rates believing
that higher rates viii prevail later. The ac-
tiyitv OF business in this country. coupled with
the demand for money 10 move the crops. is
expected to furnish employment for all avail
able funds. OWlns 70 LIe acClSLtS ~ u VI CIa @
ulative commitments at Paris and at Berlin,
there will undoubtedly be a demand to bOr-
row on credits established by the United States
on account Of food exports. Such loans were
made on large scale last year, but II is eyi-
dent that higher rates of interest Will be re-
quired to prevent the calling home of this
Countrys credit during the coming months,
owing to the increased opportunities for
poyment Of money at home. 1t is this situa-
Jion which has haused a halt in speculation
in securities both in this country and abroad.
Bonds were dull and to-day and
changes in prices mixed. Total sales.
par value. Sl.650.010
the IS coupon IS in the bid price.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Enele Lyons to Theodore s. Holm. lot on W
line of Steiner street, $50 of Filbert, n 25 by
w 100: SO.
Louis and Jennie Friedlander 10 Margaret ].
Wall, lot on E line of Devisadero street, 1O2:sh
n of Washington, n % by 10; SO.
Thomas W. Katherine A, Christopher C. and
Lily \. Rivers to Horace G.. White. lot on S
line of Twenty-tirst street. 1S7 w of Valencia,
W % by ia; SO
man lot on Sc corner of Sacramento and
Leidesdorff streets, so by E .; $50. ,,,..-,
Albert p and Josephine Rothkopf (Hupers)
street St. ct 9i:6 i '5' of Bush, % by W 9O SO.
lot on NV corner Of Alameda and Kansas
streets, $50. w 100. no. w 100 ; S6o' 4
MoHntford s and Flora c. Wilson to Seattle
Brewing and Mailing COMPANY, lot on sW
corner of Kansas and New channel streets
same to johanna NJ Wright and Elizabeth
Biackwood (s-24 each) and Emily j. Wilson
lot on NV corner of FL Dorado and Kansas
streets. n 400 W 1sO Sc 4S5:4 AS. E IS; also lot
n 25o. " io0 n 11O W 100. S 800 E 200; 81:
Vincent P and Agnes L. Buckley to Frank
svenDe 100 n of California street, W l2O n
3191. NE 12O:7lz. 1918; $40. -.-.,
David and Emma Hirschfeld to George NJ
Rolph lot on sW corner IN Io7 g OF So Ies
100 f i2O, 2CO; also lot. on NV corner Of
avenue r and nd 5on strest; sSas 1916
Patrick and Bridget Duneavy to Wichman
Tntqen & Co lot on line of Randall street
209 E of Palmer. E % by 5 2oo' lots and -
block 49, Fairmount grant.
Alameda County.
Charles NJ MacGregor to J. c: Rogers. lot
on s line of Prince street, S7:4 w of Harper,
W 50 by S 100, being portion of lots l and 2
block : Central Park Tract, Berkeley; $40.
Frank Silva executor estate OF Giuseppe
Vignoo) to William Toaspern, lot on line
of Central avenue, 40 T. of Caroline street, r
30 by S 125 being the 10 feet of lot 157 and w
20 feet of lot 15S. Encinal Park Tract Alameda:
d. P. and D. W. Alden to Lydia Prescott lot
42.6 by n So;4 being portion of lots and .
block F, Curtis & Williams Tract, subject to "A
mortgage for $780, Oakland s4s7.
tine S H Adams. Julia P A and Thomas
Prather to David j. Finn. lot on z line of
Poplar street, 1902 of Eighth. SS by z
115. being lot II and portion OF lots III ana L.
block 549, Oakland; $40
Christian and Caroline D. socker to Home
W line of Eighth street $50 of University
avenue % by w 1875. portion lot S. block g.
Sisterna Tract. Berkeley; $500:
undivided fifth interest in lot on NV corner of
West First and Market streets, "a by w 49,
Oakland $40.
Gates wife of Alvah) lots 46 and AZ, block D.
Broadway Terrace Tract. Oakland Township
Mary A. Maggie A, Joseph d. Emma j.
George W. Harry NJ and Nellie w. Mofftt
to Frank ]. Moffitt, lot on Sc corner of Lydia
and West streets, e 100 by 100, being lots
and 4 block X, Curtis and Williams Tract,
I1Ian / and William w Crane to Mary F.
NE of East Twenty Fourth street. NE so by Sc
15O block $50, Clinton, East Oakland; $40.
Crane lot on NV line of Thirteenth avenue,
100 NE of East Twenty-fourth street, NE 55:s,
NV 124:6. SW SO. NV inches, SW 80, Sc
125 to beginning. being block l5o, same, East
Oakland. so.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 24-Unfavorable weather IN
France and Germany, in connection WIN
complaints of rust from the Dakotas anu
larger worlds shipments than expected start
ed wheat strong. The loss of nearly mil
lion bushels of wheat in elevator hre at
Toledo added to the bullish sentiment sep
tenber opened Ad3sc higher at 7o'sc, ana ao-
vanced to 71lsG71Ac Speculation was sIacR; 5 o66
however, and when an increase Oh I,fol,Ioo
bushels in the visible supply was reported dos tLe
price slipped back to 70l2c. A slow casn I ae
nand. Improved weather in the Northwest a1n ana
REPORTS that harvesting has begun IN Mil Mln-
nesota also had a depressing influence. mere
was a temporary rally at the end OIL the ses-
sion but at the advance there was more ior
sale than the market could absorb ana n Ii!e {
market closed with sellers at 7O7sc Inc Worlu r
shipments of wheat and -four for the Week
amounted to 7.l04. 600 bushels and the quahtily
on passage decreased 10S0.000 bushels an IN
crease OF 500 600 bushels in the visible supppy
wiped out a feeble rally in corn Cash pusl-
ness was curtailed by the smallness OF country
offerings September closed q shade higher
Favorable crop reports and large recelpts
weakened oats. September closed 7s@Ac
lower.
Better prices at the yards started provisions
at a moderate advance Selling by packers
however started a decline, which met hu-
merous stop-loss orders and a decided stump
followed September pork lost 15ql11ec lara
10c and ribs sc.
The leading futures ranged follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
pEc1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The Gamers are paying the following prices:
Peaches $50 for frees and $50 for clings; Aprf-
cots s3Od45 per ton according to size and quail
itv and district: Bartlett Pears S4oG50 per ton;
Green and Yellow Pums. $15d25 per ton.
The Gamers are still hammerng away at
Apricots and though the combine Will not
nav over $40 sales above this figure to out
siders are reported. Peaches are a drug at
low prices Pears rule firm at the high quota
tions Colored table Plums are firm, but the
green and yellow canning descriptions are
weak as the Gamers cannot attend to them.
Melons are easy. Grapes are slow lhere
are rather more Figs the market. though
they are still scare. Berries continue cheap
DECIDUOtS FRUITS
Apples 35cms1 per large box; Crabapples, S9n
SOC per small box.
RRIES-BIa ckberries 50 50d4 80 per chest:
Strawberries, S4n5 per chest FOR small ana va
so for large berries Raspberries, S3d5 per
chest; Logan berries. SSa10 per chest; Huckle-
berries, 7dSc per H.
Watermelons, S5d15 per 100 -.
Cantaloupes 50cdSl 80 per pox ana y qua" -
per crate; Nutmegs, 50cd1 so per box and -
per crate.
75c per crate
Green Pears 25d50c per box. according to
size: Rartletts 75cd$1 % per box.
Nectarines, 25d50c per box for white and 6oc
GS1 for red.
for double layers Of black and 75c for white
Apricots 4Gm75c per box
Peaches. 2Od5Oc per box and 1od3oc per bas-
ket. -oe,-
Cirrus FRUITs-valencia Oranges. s16s;
Lemons 75cG$1 30 for common and S2n3 for
good to choice Mexican Lines, s4G4 so Cali
81 5GG2 50 per bunch Ptneapples, $1q2 50 per
dozen
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
Builders Contracts.

Walter NJ Allen (owner) with J. T. McInnes
(contractor) architect d. Y. Deuel-AIl work
for a cottage on n line of Liberty street 255
W of Dolores w q by n IA; 1864.
c. Murphy (owneD with c. j. Antwiler (con-
tractor and archtect)-All work for 1-story
and basement frame building on E line of
Texas street, rs of Mariposa; s1450.
Montgomery Block Real Estate Associates
(owners) with P. A Antonelli (contractor).
architect c. f. Wison-Carpenter, brick and
mill work tiling. stairs etc, for alterations
and additions to 4-story and basement brick
building known Montgomery block. Sc
corner Of Montgomery and Washington streets,
G l22 by z 1S7 s. S6050.
same owner with b Ertola & Co. Contract
ors) architect same-Plumbing for on
same; s1410.
Same owner with w l. Holman (contractor).
architect same-Grill work. elevator machinery.
cage .opes. weights. annuncators. etc. for
same on same; S2150.
Same with Dan Leahy (contractor)
architect same-Lathing. plastering and centers
for same on same; S1095.
Same owner with D. Zelnsky CONTRACTOR,
architect same-Painting. graining and varnish-
ing for same; S1450
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
DRIED FRUITS. NUTS AND RAIs1Ns.

AS intimated in Sundays Call. there has evil
IDENTIFY been a mistake regarding the offer of
Visalia Prunes The New York market at
2&.c as a reliable authority states that &c is
the very lowest base price mentioned thus far
for anything in the shape of Pruns
Evaporated Apples weak at the decline
already noted. Peaches steady and Apri-
cots firm.
DRIED FRUITS oOld Crop)-Prunes SIC for
4O-5Os &C for 5O-6Os, &c for 6O-70s 3la63Ac for
7O-SO's 2%Q3Ac for S0-90s. 212q2&ac for 90-10O' 8
DRIED FRUITS (New Crop)-Prunes. in
sacks, &C for 4O-50's SIC for 5O-6O's 4Kc per
ID for ao-7os, 8a.c for 7O-Sos. 3Nc. for SO-5O's
and 224c for 90-100's; Apricots. 9G11c for Royals
and 11ikd121zc for Moorparks Peaches. sQSlRc
Evaporated Apples 712dSc; Sun-dried, 51a0
&c per lb.
crown sac for four-crown. 413G6c for Seedless
Sultanas 3Ikc for Seedless Muscates and 81 20
for London layers; Dried Grapes. 2&d3c.
NUTS-Chestnuts. &c per Id; Walnuts. 5QSc
for hardshell 1G61lc for sortsnell; Chile Wal
nuts n@12c; Almonds. new crop, TIC for
Ianguedoc and 91kc for paper-shell; Pea
nuts safe for Eastern and 4lhQ5c for Califor-
mia: Cocoanuts, s4 60q5.
HoNEY-Comb, 1114c, for bright and lo1kc for
light amber; water white extracted. T4G712c
light amber extracted, 6lsQ7c; dark, SIC
NBEESWAX-26a27c per lb.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July 24-FLOUR-Receipts
IS 600 bbls; exports S.049 bbls Sales 1000 !;
inactive and about steady without change
WHEAT-Receipts, 221.551 bushels; exports
7e6, All bushels Sales, 2,O4O 600 bushels futures
1Gs 600 bushels spot. Spot-Steady; No. 2 red
765sc f. O. b. afoat spot; No. ! northern
Duluth 7sAc +. o. b. ahoat spot; No l hard
Duluth, S1&c to arrive: No. red, 75c eIe-
vator Options opened firm on higher Eng
lish cables Thereafter it ruled dull and ir-
regular all day. finally easing off under reaIiz-
ing and lack Of outside support Northwest
crop news was better closing easy at l6GLc
net decline. Sales included No. red JuIy
75ss d76l4c close 75@4c; September. 755s076 5-16c
closed 75a4c; December. II 11-16G7Shc, closed
i77&sc.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOI-Steady.
METALS-General market held steady. be-
ing helped is further advance in tin to 2OL ~
30s.c The market for tin closed unsettled
while pig iron warrants closed nominal at s14
LAKE COPPER-Firm, at 1S14c.
LEAD-Quiet. at 81 55Tr4 sly.
SPELTER-Quiet. at Sc 20. Brokers quote
lead 81 35 and copper s1S 90
COFFEE-Options closed quiet, unchanged to
points higher. Sales 775O bags including
September. 81 As: November, 81 50; December
81 90; March, S. 05; May, IS 10d5 15 June IS Is
as 20. Spot coffee-Rio dull; mild quiet Sales
small jobbing business
SUGAR-Raw firm; refined steady
BUTTER-Receipts, 1880 packages. Firm;
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Chicago opened frmer on better
foreign advices and smaller receipts Liver
pool advanced on reported crop damage on the
Continent The weather in the Northwest was
reported favorable for the growing crops Lat
er on in the day an increase of l, 500 900 bush
els in the visible supply weakened the market
again
The local situation was dull and unchanged
Spot Wneat-Shlppins. 81 O5ql 07h milling,
81 OsA al 12h.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal session-s:15 o'clock-2OOO ctls..
81 1875 1000, 81 1874.
Second Sesson-December-20 ctls., 81 13h ;
10 COO 81 1915.
Regular Morning Session-December-1 coo
afternoon session-December-6 ctls,
81 1875
BARLEY-The feeling was weak and prices
showed a fractional decline Trade was dull
Feed. new, soas5c; Brewing, s71zas1 o21k;
old Brewing. 81 O5Ql 10: Chevalier. 81 R1a@l 10
per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-No sales.
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-December-soO
ctls sac: 1000. Ss7sc.
OATS-The farmers and other holders in the
country are holding back on account OF the re
cent decline which results in small spot stocks'
The demand is fair and the market is steadler
New white selling at 81 SOql 20, ana ne"
red at 81 071a01 1712 per ctl :.
CORN-There is just about enough coming IN
to satisfy the demand, and quotations snow no
change Small round yellow, 81 5ogi 80; ia asst st,
Is: mixed. ST 10 per ctl; California White
s. 1712G1 221z. ooao,,Lo ,a. 90,
BUCKWHEAT-Nominal
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
POTATOES. Onions ANp VEGETABLES.

Potatoes steadier and some fine Bur
banks in boxes sold at 81 80. Sack lots, of
course did not bring such a price.
Tomatoes were rather weaker. Cucumbers
in heavy supply and very weak The
other Vegetables stood about the same.
POTATOES Garnet Chiles S1ql Is; Early
Rose, 75cQS1; Burbanks 75c@$1 10 per ctl.
ONIONS-6OqS0c per ctI for Slverskins.
VEGETA BLr.S-Asparagus 75c@$l 30 per box
for ordinary and 81 75d2 q for fancy; Rhubarb,
25d5Oc per box; Green Peas, 2q2hc per lb:
String Beans. 203c; Lima Beans, 4G5c: Cab
bage. 5O660c; Tomatoes. 4G06Oc per box; Rivers,
slG1 70; Stockton, s1Q1 80; Egg Plant, 15cQ
81 25: Green Okra 50GS5c per box; Garlic, 2g3c !;
Green Peppers 25050C for Chile and l0c4Sl %
per box for Bell: Carrots. 30G4Oc per sack; Bay
Cucumbers. 2OGS0c; Summer Squash, 20G25c for
Bay; Marrowfat Squash, sl0d12 per ton; Green
Corn, 50cGS1 % per sack for NaCaville, 81 25G
/ so per crate for Alameda and 75qS5c for
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 24-Trade in cattle to-day
was brisk at steady prices for the general run
of steers for good to choice shipping beeves
Good to fancy steers brought s. 25d5 s.; com
mon grades. 81 25a5 20; stockers and feeders
steers. 50 5OG5 %: calves, 81 5Od6 70.
Demand for hogs early was active with
prices averaging 2lzc higher. The late market
was dull however, and fully 5c lower. tadr
to choice lots 81 5O14 50: heavy packers 81 p
az Az: mixed. 81 35d4 So; butchers. 81 S5q
671e. light hogs. 81 45d4 70; pigs, 50 sOq4 o.
There was a fairly active slaughtering de,
mand for sheep. with prices steady for good
nocks and weak for others. Culls. 81 5Un3 %;
native wethers S565 25; rams. S2 50d3 %; ewes.
50 75G4 40 yearlings 81 5oa5 30; spring lambs
So 75d6 &C.. o. ooo .
n
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
PROVISIONS.

Dealers still report large orders for Hams.
Bacon and Lard at firm prices.
Cured MEATS - Bacon. S19c per 10 for
heavy e0slbc for light medium. lie for light,
PIC for extra light and 13c for sugar cured 4;
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. lSg1Si&3s; & ca Caiit9r. tb
extra Mess Beef s14; Family Beef. si5ql5 SO;
Prime Pork 81 So eS extra iac clear lea n $40 0O
IARD~Tierces quoted at 5]5Q544c per 10 for
compound and &c for ppre p ri na hc barrels pure
'7C2G;TT0T ENF Tierces 6SG6bc; packages,
than 800 rbs 1e pals 60 ON in 1as 9as1 T. ghG II
case &c: 10-fb pals 6 in case, sasc; 5o-1b
tins or 2 in case. 77sc;, wooden buckets G = 70 q
fbs net size; fancy tubs so lbs net 'sc; hair
barrels about 10 lbs, 7Ac.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25

HAY is coming in at a great rate, yester-
days receipts amounting to 1345 tons The
market has gone to pieces as far as demand is
concerned but there is decline, though the
feeling is one of Generalization
Bran and Middlings are unchanged.
BRAN-sl5 50Q16 30 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$l7 50G19 30 per ton; 49,
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolle !5arley. 81 per phon ION
Ollcake Meal the mill, 2l42S; JopolIlS
s2S 5Od2s; Cocoanut Cake. s20q21; Cornmeai
s23 5Od24 5O Cracked Corn, s2ia25; Mixed reed
sl5916; Cottonseed Meal. S24@26 per ton
HAY-Wheat, s779 for good and SO 80 for
choice; Wheat and Oat s7GS 80: Oat, $6aS;
Barley s5G7; Island Barley, s5q6; Alfalfa, So9
80 per ton.
STRAW-2Oa4Oc per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
HIDES, rALLow, WOOL AND HOPS

HIDES AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about 1c under the quotations. Heavy salted
steers 10G1Ohc: medium, 9991ac; light, &c;
Cowhides. &c: Stays &c; Salted Kip. 9ci Calf
1oc. dry Hides sound 16c culls and brands
1sc: dry Kip and Veal. 16c; dry Calf 17c;
sheepskins. shearlings. 2oq3oc each; short
Wool 35G60c each; medium 70690c; long Wool.
s0cGs1 10 each; Horse Hides. salt s2Q2 rs for
large and 81 25@1 so for small; Colts 2545oc.
TALLOW-No. rendered, 4Q41zc per 10; No.
wool : Spring Clips - San Joaquin and
Southern, months. sG11c; Foothill and North
ern free 11G14c: Foothill and Northern defect
i've sale: Nevada. Halle: San joaquin Foot
hill free 1O012c; do defective sQ9c; Humboldt
and Mendocino 161kG1Sc: Valley Oregon. 176p
1sc: Eastern Oregon, 12q1ic for choice and 90
111kc for fair to GOOD -, ,eoo
12kQ13c bid and refused
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

The Noel Eilian took for Cork 1888 barrels
Flour valued at s64, 600
FLOUR-California family extras s. 6oG3 75
us,,aI terms: bakers extras 50 4oa3 55; Oregon
and washington. SO 1908 so per bbi for extra.
So 25dS 40 for bakers and ~ 2ogs Tor euperhne
MIL JSTITFFS-Prices in sacks are as fol-
lows. usual discount to the trade: Graham
Flour, So rs per 100 fbs; Rye Flour, 81 Is: Rye
t4e Meae cream a. cornmeai s. a5 Oatmeal 81 5oa4 Is
oat Groats. 81 70: Homny. So 25q3 so; Buck
wheat Flour s494 25; Cracked Wheat So 75;
Fsrina. 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour. So so; Rolled
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
BEANS AND SEEDS.

The frmness in Beans continues, and the
demand continues good There is nothing new
in Seeds.
REANs-Bavos. 81 sOa2; Small White, 50 O5@
15; Large White 81 7O11 50; Pinks, 81 25d2 30;
Reds. nominal; Blackeye. 81 1904 Is. Buffers
nominal Lnas 81 lUd+ l.; rea. s. lU4z ~
Red Kidneys 50 so per ctl.
sEEDsoBrown Mustard. nominal; t,s - 1sllo% saoG
enc per Ib; Alfalfa, S1a@9lac; Rape 3Q31ac;
Hemp, 4kG41ac; Timothy, 42lG5Ac.
DRIED PEAS-Niles 81 25ql 80; Green, 81 oO
az per ctl
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
BJJTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter opened the week depressed. and
though some dealers still quoted 21c for the
best Creamery they were the exception. There
was no lack of supplies. Cheese and Eggs
stood the same.
BUTTER
Dairy-Fancy, l7tzqlSc, good TO choice, ls9
lie; store. 14d15c per lb.
Young America, 91ad10c Eastern, 13415c.
EGGS-Quoted at 16G19c for store and 2e@
23c per dozen for ranch; Eastern, 1S13G20c for
selected, 16@17c for No l and 1iq15c for sec
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25

State dairy. 131kdl7c; State creamery. 15q1sc;
Western creamery. 15a1Sc; factory, 124l41zc.
EGGSReceipts, 10,O67 packages western
10@1514c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK, July 24-California DRIED
fruits quiet. c,a
EVAPORATED APPLES - Common o1ep
no. nrine wire tray. S4dShc; choice, sAa9c;
1PRt-NES-$i4 @s14c, as to size and quality
APRICOTS Royal lac; Moorpark, l4c
PEACHE,S-I -Inpeeled. 10Nllc.