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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
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Belmont Gpuntp, O., wurre rpm glis
getrrFen uno trannte spaitannis nieper.
|Sdaccn et,pa $4,000.
Cine Nnsabl OelASftsleute in Gantpn
trdst iid, nit pem 0eoanten, einen src=
ben 8etreireipeiher bort gu errihten, UNI
BEN 5armern Oelesenbeit ,u seben, ibre
Grnteer;eusniiIe nah Der gtart ,u brin-
gen unp bort ibre Gintduie ;u MAIDEN.
Siaae Brpwn, Gin tefnnnter Jarmer
pcn SrrYille, Wayne Gcunty, O., Tel
beim ausore1hen BON eintm 20 6uB bps
ben Streblaufen berat unp ,cg iid 70
ihlin,me gerlebunsen su, baB er nenlel=
ben mebrere Stunpen barauf erlas. gr
mar 63 Sabre alt unp binterlabt cine
Jamilis.
RiGlano Gpuntp, In bieiem Staate,
bat ctae Seniatipn erFer 0iite. Mm %.
Wfai oieies Sa9reS purbe ter 60 Sabre
alto Sarmer Daniel 9lusuit beersist.
Wfan slaubte ramals allaemein, Der Nann
lei einem 5ersiAtas erlesen, allein Der
pom Coroner anseltellte Snquef ersab,
rae Der Gerltcrbene cine scn einem Shlaa
berribrenee gerlesuns an Der Brult
bate. Die meter aneeac0te Maenabme
fitrte CUR @erbaftuns leiner Satin unb
eineS Geteranen NamenS Sotn Smitb,
ebenfalls ein bcber Seh,iser, welher
beret guble semelen iein lpll. sllter
ldubt Dor 1burbeit niht.
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| risen Sabres cine Bride ;ulammen auf
Der iih cine Menae Yatriptem anaclam=
melt hattc; jest iinb i'm 0an;en Sha=
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ben Srt arbansis semarbt worpeu.
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@iif ibrer l6iabrisen 5chter bic 6eble
ourh nnp ertranfte lih alsrann In einem
1ei6, neil pas Macden iih bate per=
fubren laifen.>
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BON Nfillfetp, Mtbens Grunty, ., 1T i'm
geliee elmer Jrau, ,relde lih Elm Ser
Ignilsen paraus maeht, ibn purhsupriiseln.
I3u cerfhiereuen Malen priiselte lie iba
llp mincelrei6, paB ct HIebtis ,rnrbe.
Vie Driigeleien nabmen jepch cine 10
ernite Oeitalt an, pae Die Jrau auf ibren
geiltessnltanp unterluht iperoen mu6te.
Die @efabr Der reitercn Gerbreituna
hes gelben 6ieters i'm Siipen Iheint ae=
lhpunpen.
um bic notwithstanding lebr prinscnpe
Natfra9e nah papierselp 3ur 3eit pes
grntetranspprts gu tefriepisen, fat Der
SAabamtslefretdr Der Nesierunssprude=
rel Die berteuung scu @plp Gertiiitaten
i'm Setrase pun $4,000, 900 befrblen.
Die safe Carriers 91cciaticn", pel=
dye neun 3ebntel Der ShiTsinterel1en aui
Den @rcBen Seen beberr1tt, bat telhlpl=
len, rie sSbne auf ibrer Sdiffen am Is.
Nu9uit INN 40 @rc;ent ,u erbGben.
Die auSfanpisen Shneiper BON Stem
yprf baten ibren Streif seippnnen.
sSenn irseno Semanb, 10 lit DEN ShmiB=
buren Nrbettsrn etne fleine Nufbeile=
rnng su gGnnen.
8ranf glasfa, Elm Staliener ,purbe in
ct. Sobn, Ga. purA Der Strans binse=
rihtet. Nasfa bate Ycr prei Sabren
BRET anbe,e Staliener setSptet unp ;rei
16mer ser,punnet.
| 8ei einer blutisen Shldserei ;tpilAeu
Scloaten in Sort Mcpberipn, ga, 1eBtt
es aAt Shwerperpunbete.
| Deputy Sunbes Marlha0 s. q
Blair wurbe in Nicrsan County, 8p.
burh einen Mpnplheinbrenner Namens
{. s. 2ewis tGptlid Yer,punbet, aber mil
Der 5cneswunpe i'm &Drper erlhub Ct ben
Mcnpldeinler.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
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port. Conn.

Brioseport, Conn. 6. Mueuit. Sic
Gunbe Dpn einem entisblihen ungliid.
bas aabtreibe 6anilien bon Bridgeport
unb llmae9eno in pl6blihe tiefe Srauer
psriebte, perbreitete iid tpie Elm 2auf=
5euerin bieliser Staot. Neununo,man=
si9 Herionen, Die bas ihone Wetter oes
beuti9en SDnntass benubt batten, nm
Musfliige in Die umgebuna gu MAIDEN
ooer 0reunoe nno Gerpanote su be-
iuden, ioGen einen idben Sob aefunoen
baben. Die 3abl Der Gerlebten lit CUR
3eit nod niht genau feitselteat. Gas
lln9liif, bon elmer @r0Be, lpie lih eli,
ioldes ieit LANCER 3eit bler nldt ereis=
net bat. fanO un balb 4 ubr beute
Nadmittag auf Der neuen 5rOllepbabn+
linie stuilden bier uno Stratforb. itatt.
Gin eiettriiher Yabnwasen, Der nit
pa6a9ieren oidt beiebt mar. ent9leiite
auf Der Briife iiber ben Beds Mill
pnnb. bel Cronoque. cine Weile noro=
lid 5tratforb. unb itiirate aus elmer
1ohe DOH 60. lid beim Nbfur3 iiber.
fdlaaenb.
Hie neue 8abnlinie ld,lft anl tpeltli=
Den lfer bes 0auiatsnic &iper bin
am DonnerifaQ bate bic probefabrt auI
Derielben fatt9efunoen uno beute NOR
fe fit bas a09en,sine publitum er0ffnei
iuoroen. Diele gonntaasousiliiaer bat=
ten es iih ni1t nebmen laHen. 3euaen
Der gr6ffnunQ Der neuen 3inie Ill fein.
nibt 0bnenb, bab ibnen bic ssabrt 9oo
nn0 Derosrben brin9en ioqte.
Nnr 3iDei perionen limb. fotpeit BE.
tannt. unperlebt enttomnten. gs beiBt,
es bdtten ii1 AZ paifaaiere in benz Wo=
gen befunben. @enaues bieriiber ldBt
lid ni6t ermitteln. Der ln9liidspa-
gen befano iiN auf Der Ssabrt noro-
tudrts. III ber Ni9tun9 nod GbeltOI,
tln0 itdnb unter ber pbbut bes 0onbut=
tours Sohn Carroll (.Del&tt. t.untQsfom-
men tIi) unb bes Motorfiibrers D0mil.
ton DOn Bridgeport. spsId' lttterer
out& Gbltrin9en iein 0ebsn ytttete.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
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Ucalambiaten GrnnSeiernt9nm
tuuben nnb ilebtrtrasuusen
unb
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1Irfunben tn Tusrarama8 Gounfn.
0<fA6ftsIpfal I'm Eownfbtp @ebduce bntsr
re,n gpnrtbauS.

4an faufe u,eHtoIS 2onb pber Iebue @eib anf {oIeS
ars beppr man fidh enen Mns3ug tibet ben @eittttel
btHedben bon Der 3eit on, ba bas 2anb ncd ben Wsr
Gtanten aebDrte biS auf bic 9egenpart periant pat
Geihauletben aui erfte 9ppotbefen mtro oetcuesre
Mafmerfioutfeit aeihenft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

Dsittiibys iiobmetl in ben, ,Suni"
looen bes Mar Dernftein IN Gina. 81.
cine nnteriu1un8 Dor iinO foilen Mel.
fiig In Mt.tte bon ettna 5000 gefuns
ben habfn Giietb0bnsii hi ollen 9hei.
I'm oss Etaotes iolen uiit boi1elbe be.
ltohse,s porben fein, lifb DsrnItein
tpuyoe 0ilf Biz Qlnllaee Der Dsblerei fslfs
dsflonIulell. 3uQleid ipurne aud glr4
thur @0n 0orn, III oeiien 0aliie man
ii6sr lf0 Reffin9ifiidr fadb, diff bie
\ l|aas ess Rlsbi ohls oGFfaIts
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. PARIS
Stopping at Cherbourg, westbound.
From New York Every Wednesday, 10 a. m
st. Paui.......July 10 st. Paul. August lS
New York. August New York. August q
St Louis. =. August 8 st. Louis. August 80
RED STAR LINE.
New York and Antwerp.
From New York Every Wednesday, IL noon.
Friesland July 19 Nesternland Aug
Adria ..........July 26 Kensington Aug 16
Southwark August 2 Noordland ......Aug. %
EMPIRE LINE.
Seattle, ST. Michael, Dawson City.
For full information regarding freight and pas
sage app.y to
INTERNA TIONAL NAVI CATION COMPANY.
80 Montgomery St. any of its agencies
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
Alameda County.

John J. Mclaughlin to r. NJ. Fitzgerald Gin
trust for Anne McMenamin and John ]. Nc
Laughlfn), lot on NV corner OF Thirteenth
and Franklin streets, 100 by w 70, being lots
10 to %, block 19l. also property in Santa Bar
bara, trust deed, Oakland; IS.
Frank H. and Evalina G. Brooks to William
j. Laymance. lots 10 and H. block 1S: being
a resubdivision of lot 20, block 49, Warner
Tract. Brooklyn Township; $40.
H W and s A. Norman to Alys Arnett lot
N rs by w 1872 being lots 16, II and Is. Fruit
vale Cottage Home Tract, Brooklyn Town
Jemima Lundy to w r. stephens, lot on E
road from Oakland to San Leandro, e 13o by
$ sS, being lots and s. Henry and Philips
Tract. Brooklyn Township; SO.
William W. and Mary S. Rogers to May
Rogers lot on line of Santa Clara avenue,
leo w of Mozart street, n 10, w s. n so. w 9j.
tion lot 10, Encinal Park Tract, Alameda; $40.
May Rogers 10 William W. and Mary S
Rogers same. Alameda; $40
Emily c. Clark to Edith NJ. Raymond, lot 3.
block 4 Days Scenic Park Tract Berkeley: S..
William J. Laymance to Rowena r. Har-
vision of lot 90 block 13, Warner Tract. Brook
yn Township $40.
Anna and Albert Beverley to Paul NJ Sr and
Louise Wenther lot 16 block l. amended map
Moss Tract subject to a mortgage, Brooklyn
Township: $500.
r. H Jr. and Angie Ingram to Mary A. In
gram 96 acres beginning at NV corner of SM
u of SE !. section g. township S range p.
thence 20 chains by IS chains, being the n
&c acres of SW u of Sc Il, section township
8 S range 2 e Murray Township: $40.
P s. Wilcox (by J. w Tompkins Tax Col
Iector) to NJ Mccain. all of lots / to 4, to 1d
and r. block 757, Marsh Lands. Oakland. tax
deed; Sl45.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16

Securities were dull, with decline in Gas
and Electric to s71
Mining stocks were stronger as rule Po-
tosi was the leading stock. advancing to sse.
The telegram from the pump said: NO. ele-
vator has been working continuously. AT o'So
this morning the water was feet inches be
low the l950-foot level station.
The Sierra Nevada Mining Company mas
levied assessment of 10 cents per snare
delinquent August is.
The Con. Imperial assessment falls deiln-
quent in board 10 morrow . -.
The delinquent assessment sale or the Alta
Mining Company will be held to-morrow
The annual meeting of the Union Conson-
dated Mining Company will be held tomorrow
special meeting of the stockholders of the
East Sierra Nevada Mining Company viii be
held tomorrow vote upon q proposition 10
diminish the capital stock from Sl00Oo.o00. di-
vided into 100. 600 shares of the par value or
800 each, TO 100000. divided into 100000 shares
of the par value OF 81 each.
Dividends of local corporations were PAID
yesterday as follows: Bank of California, So
per share; California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, 81 50 Nevada National Bank, 50 90;
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Bank, So; Oakland Gas,
Telephone 40c: Sunset Telephone, Csc Sutter
Street Railroad Company. 81 %.
The Alaska Mexican mine reports Tor the
month ending on the 18th l3 432 tons of ore
worked, valued at $50, S91, and 24o tons sui
phurets Of a value of SSS3S. Working expenses
$50, 102. Average of ore, 81 2S. Gross bullion
shipment. $50, 49,
same month 25, 26S tons ore and $40 tons sui
phurets. valued at S66, 3S. Expenses. 's42. 307.
Average of ore, s2 6212. Gross bullion ship
ment $40 SEA
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
DEc1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The Gamers are paying the following prices:
Peaches $40 for frees and $50 for clings April
cots s35d55 per ton. according to size and quail
ity and district: Bartlett Pears, s0Q50 per ton;
Green and yellow Plums. s25 per ton.
The northern steamer took out good deal Of
fruit and thereby reduced stocks considerably.
Still there was enough left on hand. The
rivals of Grapes were larger. Melons were
weaker Berries showed little of the usual
Saturday Improvement. Figs were higher.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples 35cGs1 per large box: Crabapples 30
m50c for small and 65d75c per large box.
BERRIES-B -Blackberres, s3q5 per chest /:
Strawberries S4G5 per chest for small and 81 so
a so for large berries: Raspberries. So 5045 per
chest; Logan berries s56s per chest.
Watermelons Sl5n25 per 100.
CantaIoupes 75cGs1 per box and So per crate;
Nutmegs 81 per box and - per crate.
Grapes black and white, 50q90c per crate.
Currants. S4G6 per chest
Green Pears 35dT5c per box according to
size: Bartletts. slG1 % per box.
Nectarines. 40450c per box for white and 75c
for red.
Figs. 25140c for single and 75c9s1 per box
for double layers of black and 25G40c for white
Apricots 35675c per box.
Peaches 25d50c per box and 25G35c per bas-
ket Crawfords. 40q60c per box and 35q60c per
basket
crate.
CITRUS FRUITS-Seedling Oranges. 50c@
81 50; Valencias s1dD3; Lemons. s191 so for COM
mon and s2d2 so for good to choice; Mexican
Lines A California Lines, 25Qo0c per small
box: Bananas. 81 5042 so per bunch; Pineapples
slG2 SO per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Omnibus Railroad Company to Omnibus
street ls s5 50 sM Of 0 rhrd m sf5 Sc sS ne
Has. NV So NE 20, NV so: also lot on Sc
line of Tehama street. 215 SW Of Third, SW
1875. Sc So NE 1875. Sc 80 NE 125. NV so.
NE 60, NV so; also lot on NV line of Folsom
street, 275 SW of Third, NV l55, sW 175. Sc 70.
NE 100, Sc so, NE %; s..
Market Street Railway Company to Henry E,
Holmes, lot on NV line OF Folsom street. 276
SW of Third SW "a. NV so. SW 49, NV 75
NE It's. Sc Is. SW l. Sc SO; sl2.s5o.
J. Alfred and Fanny V. Marsh to Charles Lee
Tilden. lot on w line of Pennsylvania street,
100 n OF Army. so by w 100; also lot NV
corner of Indiana and Army (Colusa) streets
n so by w 100; also lot on NE corner OF In
diana and Army streets, 80 by 100; $40.
stoehr. lot s. block 4o2; South San Francisco
Homestead and Railroad Association; ST.
Rosina A Riokey to Ellen Weinholz (wife OF
Nicholas c.. lot on line OF Riehland ave-
nue. 275 f of South e 75 by 100 lots 46 to
rs. block {, Holly Park $40.
Dorothea and Charles Loyn and Minnie koh-
Ter (Kinsper. or Kispert) and William Kohler,
to Patrick ]. Uniach. lot on SW line of Six
tecnth avenue 450 Sc of N street. Sc so by SW
100. lots 1s and 20. block $780, Case Tract; sl4oo.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
WEATHER REPORT.
(l10th Meridian-Pacifc Time.)
SAN FRANCISCO. July Is. 8 2. I

(120th mertdian-Pecihc IlIneJ
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10, . p. m
The following maximum temperatures were
reported from stations IN California to-day:
Eureka, 80; Red Bluff. 96: Sacramento. 81;
Fresno es: San Luis Obispo "a Independence,
20; Los Angeles, 7s; San Diego 66; Yuma, lO4
San Francisco data-Maxirnum temperature
&c; minimum. 4s: mean, 81.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The pressure has risen slowly over California
and Oregon A depression or moderate oepth
extends from Arizona to Washington
The temperature has risen slowly along the
coast from San Francisco to the mouth or the
Columbia River. In the great valleys the tenn
peratures are nearly normal. In the vicinity
of San Francisco there is a vertical thermal
gradient Of one degree rise for every 2lS feet OF
elevation.
Thunderstorms are reported at winnemucca
and at Cedar City.
The following maximum wind velocities are
reported: Winnemucca, S6 miles per hour, from
the southwest; Fort Candy. 26 miles per hour
from the west
Heavy fog prevails along the coast Of North
Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight July ls, 1899:
Northern California-Cloudy Sunday; warmer
in the interior; fresh northerly winds lnland;
brisk westerly winds with dense fog on the
coast.
Southern CaHfornia-Cloudy Sunday: fresh
northerly winds.
Nevada - Cloudy Sunday; warmer in the
northern portion Sunday night.
Ctah-Cloudy Sunday. with showers IN the
mountains early Sunday morning; warmer Sun
day night. -.
Arizona-CIoudy in the northern portion Sun
day: fair in the southern portion
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy; warmer
Sunday with dense fog in the morning; fresh
ALEXANDER G. McADIE.
Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
STEAMERS TO SAIL.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


Saturday. July 15
stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, 61A hours from
stnr NoyoA Johnson. Is hours from Fort
stmr Aloha Jorgenson. 1s days from Albion.
Br stmr Wellington, Salmond. 81 hours from
Br ship Earl of Dunmore. Kay 81 days from
Newcastle. Aus.
Bark Mohican Kelly, "a days from Honolulu,
Bktn City of Papeete. Berude. 81 days from
sittri Bktn Planter. Mcneil. 21 days from Homo
Bktn Robert Sudden, Birkholm. % days from
Honolulu.
schr Aloha, Dabel % days from Honolulu.
CLEARED.
Saturday, July Is.
stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, San Diego;
Goodall Perkins & Co.
Aus stmr Siam, Raicich. Nanaimo; John Ro-
Br ship Benares Sims. Queenstown; G W
McNear,
Saturday July Is.
Stnnr Bonita Nicolson. San Pedro
Stmr Umatilla Cousins, Victoria and Port
stmr Czarina. Seaman. Seattle.
CHARTERS.
The Archer loads mdse for Hilo: W G Ir-
win, ndse for Honolulu.
SPOKEN.
from Oregon. for Queenstown.
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived July 15-Schr
VIM Whitman, from Takn.
EUREKA-Arrived July H-Schr John A,
Sailed july 14-Stmr Westport, for -; stmr
Pasadena for San Pedro.
FORT ROss-Arrived July 15-schr Mary C,
TAC0MA-Arrived July 1S-schr B Leeds.
hence June 25: Haw schr Honolulu. hence June
20; stmr Cleveland, hence July s. July IL
Stmr WaIla Walla. hence July, 10; stmr Oriza-
ba. from Dyea; sehr Helen n Kimball from
Eureka.
Francisco July 14-Stfnr Orizaba, for Seattle
stmr Queen for Alaska.
DUTCH HARBOR-Arrived- Whaling stmr
Ravlies hence Feb 2S; L s stmr Grant from
Eureka; S stmrs Thetis and Richard Rush,
with Z S stmr Nunivak in tow from Seattle.
Sailed July 6-Stmr Charles Nelson, for st
sEATTLE-Arrived July 15-stmr Farallon.
sailed July 15-stmr Cleveland. for San Fran
cisco; stmr Humboldt. for Dyea.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YoRK-Arrived July H-Ship d
Rice from London.
FOREIGN PORTS.
CoLoN-Arrlved July 12-Stmr Alliance. I'm
NgEACHY HEAD-Passed July 14-Br shin
Reliance, from Hamburg, for San Francisco.
ANTwERP-sailed July l3-ship Falls of
ACAPULCO-Arrived July 15-Br bark Cam
brian Princess. from Newcastle. NSW.
Adamson, from Muravan. to sail July Is for
San Francisco
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
LIvERPOOL-Arrived July 1S-Stmr Etruria
from New York: stmr Georgic from New York
FREDERICK der Crosse. from New York. for
Bremen.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship 60

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf. San Francisco:
FOR Alaskan ports, 10 a. M.
Julv Is. 20, %. 20. August !.
change at Seattle.
For Victoria, Vancouver ~.
C0 Port Townsend. Seattle,
Tacoma, Everett. Anacortes
and New Whatcom wv Nasn: J.
10 a. M. July u. 20. .. 81,
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16

SUNDAY. JULY 16.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.


CHICAGO July 15.-Wheat opened with
show of frmness. AGssc over yesterday at
T3asc for September. The upward impulse was
due to reports of too much rain in the west
and Northwest for the prosecution of harvest
ing. This prop failed early and after selling az
7Ss973&c September started on decline from
which there was no rally. Cables were lndlt-
ferent, receipts heavy and many bears. were re
cruited from yesterdays bull ranks, me
weather was principally In the winter wheat
belt, but receipts were heavy enough to chick T;s
buying. The cash demand was light Ihe
Northwest sold wheat in the local market, fine
weather talk and prospective large increase
in the visible helped the short sellers. Sertem-
Der declined steadily to 72s4c and closed at 72&
Q725sc.
There was considerable selling of September
corn, which opened a shade over yesterday 8
close Weakness followed in sympathy with
wheat. September closed a fraction lower
Oats were firm and Ac higher at the openins,
but declined with the break In corn and wneat'
closing a shade under yesterday.
The heavy run of hogs caused a decline in
provisions. September pork dropped Off l21Sc,
lard lost 7Iac and ribs declined sc.
The leading futures ranged follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
POTATOES. onions AND VEGETABLES

The feeling in Potatoes is very weak. ana
nrices are lower Many of the arrivals slow
of sale owing TO greenness. Onions are also
easy. The Vegetable market is abundantly
supplied and weak.
POTATOES-G Chies, 81 5oq1 So; Early
Rose 81 S5Gl1 so: Burbanks. 81 6Oq2 IN boXes ana
sfd1 rs in sacks the wharf.
oNIoNs-75c per ctl for silysrskins; snstI s. ,or
for ordinary and 81 7562 % for fancy; Rhubarb,
a5a5Oc per box; Green Peas, 24c per lb; String
Beans 1t563c; Cabbage, soc; Tomatoes 25@Sac
ner box: Rivers 75c: Stockton. 75@90c: Egg
Plant. S1al so: Green Okra. 75c per box: Garlic.
2N8c; Green Peppers. 50c9s1 for Chile and slD
BAY Cucumb bers. 50965c; Summer Squash. 25G
40c for Bay: Green Corn, 5ecdd per sack for
Vacavie and 81 25q1 so per crate for Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16

LIVERPOOL-Arrived July 13-Stmr Etruria,
from New York; stmr Georgia, from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON - Arrived July 15 = Stmr
Frederick der Crosse. from New York. for
Bremen.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
DRIED FRUITS, NUTS AND RA1s1Ns.

Prices for all descriptions remain unchanged
though the feeling is firm rule.
DRIED FRUITS (New Crop)-Apricots, slkG
lOlbc for Royals. and 11kG121sc for Moorparks
Peaches, 746S1sc; Evaporated Apples. sk@sAc
RAISINS-3Ac for two-crown, 4Ac for three
crown 5zc for four-crown, 4ie16c for Seedless
Sultanas 31kc for Seedless Muscateis and 81 20
for London layers; Dried Grapes, 22G3c.
NJJTS-Chestnuts, &c per Id; Walnuts, 5GSc
for hardshell. 10G11c for softshell Chile Wal
nuts 1iQ12c; Almonds. sasc for hardshell. 12@
nuts care for Eastern and 4hG5c for Califor-
mia; Cocoanuts, s4 50Q5.
light amber; water white extracted, 6A97Ac:
light amber extracted. 6A@6hc dark, 5Q5lac
per 10.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
NEW YoRKs FINANCIAL CONDITION.

NEW YORK, July 15.-The F1nancier says
There was a material improvement in the con-
dttion of the associated banks of New York
last week. the reserve above legal requirements
showing a gain of IS, 636,275, which brings the
total surplus cash to SO, 69S $50. This was the
result of rather drastic liquidation in loans,
that item having decreased less than s17,-
1so 700.
coincident contraction of s15. 273 100 in de-
posits reduced reserved requirements by 49,
SIS coo. and this, added TO the gain Of Sl,slS 600
in specie. made the expansion in surplus as
stated. The statement is much more favorable
than preliminary estimates had forecast The
known movements of money indicated that the
banks had lost more money than they had
gained the treasury absorptions being respon-
sible for this opinion But it is possible that
the previous statements as set forth last week
in this review very much underrated the real
position of the Clearing house institutions In
the same manner the gains from the interior
expected In any event the reserve has been
materially strengthened, also it is still much
the next week or two Will continue 70 sho"
cash gains cannot be asserted positively, but
it is known that a portion of the July diyi-
dend disbursements. especially those by the
Government, have not yet been redeposited In
banks. The treasury owing 10 customs @ col sl
lections, has been gamer - late from the
banks The principal point OF interest centers
in the crop movement demands. the season Tor
which Is rapidly approaching. II reports from
the interior are correct. and the bank ex-
hbts now being published seem to show that
they are IL Is difficult to see where New YORK
can lose much money in that direction during
the early fall. Reserves all over the country
are extremely high and drain on New York
heavy enough to advance interest rates would
inevitably attract large sums of money to this
center The question of foreign exchange is
again a subject of interest. but in the present
state of the market it Will require prohtaple
premium indeed to induce an outward flow OF
gold. Considered from everv standpoint the
next few weeks give promise of developing
some important phases in the monetary world
THE LONDON MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 15-The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cablegram says:
The markets here were lifeless and nervous
to-day on the Transvaal war preparations,
which are proceeding actively. The situation
is apparently delicate. bank rate of per
cent is talked OF in the event of hostilities and
the expectation now is that the rate will be
made per cent next week in any event. Amer
leans dropped. Tintos, 451s Anacondas, 11hs
CLOSING.
LONDON, July 15.-Canadian Pacific, 991s;
Northern Pacific preferred, 1917; Union Pacific
preferred 7S7s; Atchison. 20ls Grand Trunk, 7zs;
Anaconda, 1l15. Bar Silver, steady, 275sd per
ounce. Money, per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-16
PROVISIONS.

The firmness in quotations is maintained. and
the market Is active as ever
CURED MEATS-Bacon, Si2c per lb for
heavy 9Qeikc for light medium. lie for light.
l21kc for extra light and 13c for sugar cured !:
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. 1sq1ahe; Califor-
MIA Hams 126l2Hc; Mess Beef, $13 per bbl
extra Mess Beef, s14; Family Beef. sl5a15 so:
extra Prime Pork, sl2 so: extra clear SIG so;
mess. $l5a15 50; Smoked Beef. l2c per lb
compound and s.hp7c for pure; half barrels,
pure. nc; 10-lb tins. 7AqSc; 5-lb tins; S@Slkc.
less than 300 lbs lib pals. go in case, 911c:
S-lb pals. 20 in case. s4sc; BIB pals; u in a
tins. or 2 in a case. 7Ac; wooden buckets. 20
lbs net, sHc; fancy tubs, so lbs net 77sc; half
barrels about ITO lbs, TIC.