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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25


ampton in protesting against ono sci OF
Isle 81 Nights delegates should not
VOC unless all were allowed to partic-
Pa
p."'lel l'"S .Nre yol READY 10 vote
''' 'etipo'"'H NtSAhiHANoh.
ny we are not ready unit,
~ - .r'' ~ S''"' Nute' we nay
~. t's'''o'i' We VIII sSnhu ny ~
We """ "ot move 4 pes
nave sad VINO are
,.,.,,',,, ~,
my ih'1 settles II. we VIII
''r meeting.
TWO CONVENTIONS.
Two chairncn occupie1 the sama
stand. Two motions ya-s ms aisrrss
81 ana voted on a, die same time. Two
factions were ys,lin,- AMI ch..rt,c IN
opposition ~ 41ch o,bsr
nm ct,>.tn. -.>>
- ~ ~ ioN.
W nen the ShindS side was called 10
,'"e' N Judge j. y. Prince. Mr.. K. T..
49, 80 M''Aihs' 4 young Democrat of
FRANKLIN, was made secretary. ana the
work az the convention proceeded. The
chairman stated thaC 1t was in order
|" appoint Credentials and Organlza-
.oh committee. On motion this was
u.spehSed with. and Judge Prince was
then chosen rs permanent chairman.
'ue hot'on oeinS put by DIR. Rutts and
responded 10 by a chorus Of ayes that
larry shook the hall.
FROM CAESAR TO THE PEOPLE.
Mr.. isrownlev then nloc,a IN
nation far M So r''J,n III ,,- nom
Stands, OF southampton. In his nom.
ma, ,1.. slhs speech Mr.. Brownley again
va Nhc ShAhuS- hraIs nav people.
go" .' ~ "ppl'uSe Whicn punctuAted his
rs WIS deAien.ns 1T times. When
-, "VO',''eu III Slensor!an tones that
- Ui '"e district had "ap-
no".yu iFth ,eaSar TO the sovereign
StSVr' l"e ueinsates ANA the great
, ,, 81 Nu III the pack OF the hall
'rtr hdls III the air ana kept
ur lemons a'loh Tor several mo-
,',' '''S. VIC pam mat Caesar was
VII ~. WIN the majority present.
s.,nr,,ci Nr S,,,',. .. iS'e OF Nisnt;
then. on motion OF IIr. / " Wiiii, "a.a
of Sou,hamnton. the nonlno tinn vtns
made by acclamation
Mcssrs Brownlev ana l,dv,rds ,,dF
Or. Butts were appointed a con,mistsa.
- notify Mr.. Stands OF his rnnin,tjon
ana escort him to the, aulltnrl,in
Mr.. Stands nomination was main
by ihe solid Soutbamn-on orI rsIn ~
Wight delegations and five OF the %
~, q '' W |v.es"',S; me later being
w \ \IiIi. - c,tr.i1 -, . - mr.
NJ " Kiln, O"'0'''"s ana Judge
This glve AR sh,,a. 80, .,
$500 q "'"Jot.'y OF II over the
House. 0'' '"e o''er sac Oh the
ir -N'Ni'N f-h SPEANS.
hem MI Shands was brought into
ufinonS' 4tion OF the day The Stands
people aiI been cheering and applaud-
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A woman Murderer.
Ry relegranh To vlrgln,nn.pnn.

". ~ '"HH 70 NIFRlhI1n- PIot)
Charlotte, y. c.. Aug. IA colorcd
woman named Jane Brown. from
Greensboro. y. G. was found murdered
in the outskirts of this city this after
noon. \ negro named William Trues-
dale. from Camden. ). c.. was arrested
for the crime. He had blood stains on
his clothes. The woman came here
yesterday and had Truesdalc arrested
lnH ofeach OF promise, ou. compromised
TIE case.
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tsnee!al 70 vlrglnlan.Pllot.l

Suffolk. Va, August ei.-Thc con-
nict was short, sharp and fierce. and
pregnant With excitement The Shands
and Boykin forces FLASHED at The OUT
set and after few oratorical passes
they parted and had two conventions
in the same hall at the same time one
nominated Hon. William Stands, of
southampton. and the other Colonel K.
l.. Boyllin. of Isle OF Wight. Both con-
vcnuons were conducted from the same
platform amid Wells ana cheers tina.
were almost deafonIng in their in;cn-
sitN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25

living as comfortably rs they have
he"u accustomed To-. being clothed and
receiving rauoSs. which an American
soldier could not live ON. chiefly rice.
with only occasionally a little iish or
meat.
yhey arc fairly well housed having
taken possession of the dwellings, and
public and church buildings N the
towns in which they are quar,errd
ana thoy add - thc.r living by lnotinr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
TnE BOERS PREPARING.

Cape Town. Aug. 2i.-The Delagoa
Bay incident, coupled with the recent
transit ct large amount OF aunmuui-
zion. has directed the attention of the
British officials 10 tho immense accu-
mutation Ct munitions Of war In the
South African republics. especially In
the Transvaal.
Tho Ontander; are debarred from
carrying arms Tho supply of weapons.
as shown IN Louarenzo Marques del
agoa HIy) returns for three years. ia
greatly in cXccss of the burghcrs re-
quiremcnts. and consequently there is
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RESERVES CALLED UPON.

Durham. Natal. Aus. ~ The men be-
longing In the Hriteh Frst-C!Iss Re-
serve. residing here. have been ordered
TO hold themselves In readiness 10 re-
loin their regiments.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
GENERAL MERGER
LASHED BY LHB0RI
Former Minister OF War is Asked Manu- En-
bdrrdSSlng Questions by Dr6yfuS Counsel.
COURT RULES RGAINST PRISONER

Generals MERCER and Roget Under the Shrewd Testimony
Of Maitre Labor Forced to Make Admissions Dam
aging to the Prosecution Part Played by Du Patty
de Clam-Labor is His Best and Witnesses and Court
Fare Badly at His Hands Chief Accuser Of
Dreyus Absent From the Trial Of Esterhazy.
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DR.. BROWN DYING.
GROWING WEAKER AND THE
END At HAND.

f.N y N7T HAND.
The condition Of Rev. Or. \. q.
brown. who is 50 III at his homo
In Ashland. has grown worse since
last night. He is IN state OF
coma. and his breathing IS grow
ing weaker.
All OF MS children have been
summoned and are with him. The
end seems near AZ hand.
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ing General Mercier deciares ne
Knows hothihS OF me triai OF lS'i,
"chciAi MERCER; KNOW hp'H'"5 .,
II. l leave mat TO ne cou!'''iI' ~ '''i
winch tried Esterhazy nave 10 an
swer IN court for my acts ana | refuse
YOU me rlShi Ia question NE ABOUT III!
thoughts tSensation)
OBJECTION TO \ WORD.
Colonel J,,,,,st addressing NJ. La
bori. said:
"You mr., ro,,,.tirr % ,,, evidence of
C,,nc,-,l N.,ci,,.,.,
NJ Labor. NV ohi,c, j., ;nterrorat
ing the Witness * in rever. IN his evil
dence.r
c.a, ,, o,,,..
the wor1 .n tr,,gr: pr9 gor n a5m moi
n prisoner
tNoin -in,.,,,c.,.,,.. j., r,r.rch law
genorallv ,,,,itss =. ~. ,,,in,,;,n If
nm occ,,s.I ,,n,s, ,.'.,3s,ra,o"
~ - .'''',, 80,
y : 1 NM VI rs ION
NJ. Labor; ut is not question of
interrogatory. l used the word in most
respectful sense. Wi.l General MERCER
say what he means for the charge pre-
ierred against The partisans Of Dreyfus
OF having spent thiiiy-iive million
francs. What was this sum FOR? The
amount is simply ridiculous"
General Mercicr: 81 might just as
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
TWO CONVENTIONS IN
SINE, HILL At SUFFOLK
Stands and BOvkin Factions Slash at Outset
and a Split Results.
81 Delegates; BOyKIN, Al

oonel Day Called the Meeting Order and Refused to Al
low But One Set Of Delegates From Isle of Wight the
Boykin Set to Vote in Temporary Organization and the
Majority of the Non-Contested Delegates Take Charge
and Nominate Stands While Other Side at Same Time
Nomnates Boykn-Shands Has Crowd With Him
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DREYFUs GIVES 4 STORY.

Drcyfus here gave Il detailed story Of
how he employed his time at Bourges
from October. 1889. To February. 1890
He said that he WAS preparing for
his examinations and had no time 10
80 To cafes or to think OF anything
outside of his duties. This was re-
ply TO General Mercicr's assertions tina,
he could have learned the secret of the
pneumatic brake there
General Rishourg.who was command
or Of the Republican Guard in Paris
in 1891. was the next witness. lie de-
scrihed the scene with Captain Lebrun-
Rcnauli. when the witness learned of
Dreyfus' alleged confessions To T.c-
hrun- Rcnauli the day after the pris-
oner's degradation.
After being asked the usual pues-
ton. proNfIis protested against Cen
cral EishourSs evidence.
Dreyfus then proceeded 10 give the
true version Of his words on the occa-
sion NJ the alleged confession and dwell
on his rrotcsiations of innocence to-
Du Patty DC Clam.
Tho prisoners remarks deeply i'm
pressed his hearers
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\ PApER DESTROYED.

NJ. Labor asked for explanations in
regard to the commentary on the Sc
cret dossicr and General Mercier adj
United he destroyed ii In 1897.
General Chamoin was drawn into tho
discussion and said THAI he communi-
Gated tho translation Of the Panny-
%"rdi telegram 20 General Roget while
cnjoinins absolute privacy on the sub
jcct.
When asked if he accepted RESPONSE
biiity FOR this document. General Cha
MON replied In the Affirmative. adding
however. the admission that he had
made a mistake
colonel Jouaust intmatod that the
conr, ought to take no notice of the
document IN question.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25

platform amid Wells ana cheers thai
were almost deafoning in their in;cn-
sitY.
HOW n STARTED.
~ l2:S5 o'clock Colonel {. +. Day
I Of Smiihncll. senior chairman. nj the
Thirty second Senatorial district. walk
ed to the speakers stand. and called
The body TO order. He offered the
names OF j. r. West ana j. l.. Rurges.
both of Suffolk, for temporary clair
man and temporary secretary. vespoc-
lively. saying that these had been de-
cided upon 10y two out of the three
county chairnen.
GOVERNOR BROWNLEY Rises.
That was II signal for battle. Gov
crnor' y. Nj. BroWnloy, of Franklin
jumped 10 his feet and from then till
the split came he made a gallant fight
for his friend and couutyman, Hon.
William Shands.
The Governor said he had been at
tending district conventions for thirty
years and had never seen a temporary
chairman 70 10 that county. lie and
the other southampton delegates were
there 10 stand for their own and Ia
temporary chairman the name ot Judge
j. i. Prince. who. he said. was the
peer OF any man in the district and
from the judicial position he holds now
and is likely 10 hold hereafter he would
rulc WIN rs much aplli'E ana ia'rhcss
- ""s "'''''
\ COILOQUY.
Captain l.. Il. Brii,. intcrruptng-
Tile gentleman is out Of order"
Brownley gentleman is entire
~ in order. We have received official
Information"
Col. Day-"lf you'u excuse me III
sit down while YOU are speaking"
nroWhieE wen. 81 Gown 'neh.
have nlreadv decldrl. as | undrys,1nd
it. that the Isle Of Wight delegates
chosen at Il mass meeting called by
yourself are not entitled to seat III
ms convention. ! MINK throuRh com
mon courtesy 'heN SHpulr pc "loWeN
sents, ana | Wnni |" s1y Hpu' ",'pl9h
N W ~ !" HIM. IL,
n',vs,., ,.S mi,, n.,Nr ,,,S
,,i, -, ~, -. 80. oo.i,i,, o,,,,
49,, r.;I, n,,.er. mays . ,,a,.
! i, Wrs,-"Cnn tnterruDt the
ren,lan,nc"
Rrownlev-"No sir: what did you
want to save"
rhen followed SOM. livelv EXCHANGES
betwarn nrnwn,ey ana Wesi IN which
precedents in national conventions were
argued. running fire was kept up be
tween these TWO !'t some minutes. l NE
crowd WAS hehinl broMnley. Ills hery
riterAn''S were cAeercd Win surpLss-
ing enthusiasm.
ireWnleY c'n'nu''' nesc - !S!e
OF WIGHT dfirFa'es were elected al
mass meeting ,',lel ny E"urSri 'id-
dressing Colonel i'ayp ana they repie-
sent 400 i'el' r's' Note'S o' 'HI'
county, my 'Nlt nerl'hE was "d-
u'i'en ny ''H .'N 'il''n' me-
mas pFrU a meeting WliEn tRlll hc us
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Capa Town. Aug. PA dispAtch from
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WITNESS WANTED.
\ LIVELY INCIDENT.

y lively incident followed. NJ Lahori
asked leave to intcrrogate General Mcr-
cier. The government commissary.
Major NJ. Carrircrc, took occasion to
remark that while counsel had the
right 10 ask questions he had no bus
ness to draw deductions. to which the
lawyer dryly replied that he had al
ways acted with full knowlcdyc OF
the restrictions imposed upon counsel.
and that he had no need of lessons from
Major Carr!rcie and would not accep,
them.
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lContlnued on size Page.l
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-10

Following were the sales in the Pacific STOCK
Board YESTERDAY:
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-10
Fish nar IL
THE STOCK MARKET.

On the morning session of the Bond Exchange
Gas and Electric advanced from S63 so TO 500 90.
Oceanic was frmer at $50 50aS4 and Paauhau
at $40Qi0 25. Alaska Packers declined TO JILL
On the afternoon call Gas and Electric ad-
vanced TO s67 70, Alaska Packers TO Sllz ana
Paauhau Plantation to s41.
Mining stocks were dull and unchanged. The
telegram from the pump said: THE elevator
has been working steadily and continuously
since last report. The water is 80 feet below
the 1850 level, 227 feet below the 1850 level and
253 feet below the Sutro tunnel drain boxes
There Is still large stream of water running
from the 1850 level in the shaft
The Giant Con. Powder Company will pay
n dividend of SOC per share to-day.
The London and San Francisco Bank. Linn
tied, has declared dividend of per cent.
amounting to E9S00
The San Jose Water Company will pay
dividend Of SOC per share to-day
The Pacific Gas Improvement Company Will
pay a dividend of Acc to-day.
The California Cable Company will
pay a dividend of SOC per share the 14th
inst.
In the Standard Consolidated mine at Bodie
for the week ending June 6, the usual pros
pecting and development work was done the
100. 200, 2l7, SlS. 3S0 52S and $50 levels accord
ing to the official reDOrt just received The
upraises. Nos. 2, 3. and above the 31S level,
in No. 10 vein, have widths of in their tops
varying from IA TO "a inches In the stopping
ground the usual amount of ore has been taken
from the East. Bullion, New, No. TO- Black
Mcguire and Fortuna veins on the several
levels. Hight grade ore is being extracted from
the g and D.. vein on the 1886 level At the
mil Z45 tons or ore were crushed for the week
Average assay Of Vanner tailings, SO 90; con-
centrates produced, l ton; assay value Sl95 "a
amaisam produced. 1113i4 troy ounces; value
per ounce, $2 42. Tailings plant No l treated
252 tons Of tailings and plant No. 2 treated
164L tons.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-10
HIDES. rALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

The Hop market is said to be better cleaned
up than for ten years. There is no contract
ing for the growers refuse to entertain bids,
though buyers bid 13c for the coming crop.
All cheap Hops are cleaned up. and 1t is said
that there is not bale left in growers hands
in Oregon and Washington. For the little
stock left here holders asking full figures
The market Is very stiff.
Wool continues firm. with small stocks. The
same made be said of Hides.
HIDES AND SkINS-Culs and brands sell
about lc under the quotations. Heavy salted
steers, lie; medium, l0c light, SIC; Cowhides,
Sic; Stays, 612c; Salted Kip, 912c; Calf, 1Oc;
dry Hides, sound, lie: culls and brands. l3c;
dry Kip and Veal, l5ql512c; dry Calf lie;
Sheepskns, shearlings. 20a35c each; short
Wool. 3jd50c each medium, 60Q75c; long Wool.
90c@I % each Horse Hides salt, S2Q2 50 for
large and 81 for small; Colts. soc.
TALLOW-No. l rendered, 4d4Ac per fb; No.
?, 343l9c refined. -; grease, &c.
WOOL - Spring Clips - San Joaquin and
Southerns, months 7d9c; Foothill and North
ern free. 1lqlS1zc; Foothill and Northern de-
fective. 9allc; Nevada. 1Od13c; San Joaquin
Foothiil free, sG11c; do defective, 7a9c: Hum
boldt and Mendocino 15d16c; Eastern Oregon,
l1d13c for choice and 9dl1c for fair to good.
HOPS-1S9S crop. 13Q1712c per ID.
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and 4G5c per lb in bulk Blackberres, $40 per
chest; from Fresno, slq1 % per crate; from
Newcastle, S1G1 25; Strawberries. s7Q9 per
chest for small and So 5OG6 for large berries
and SSq9 for second crop Longworths; Rasp-
berries. seas per chest; Newcastle Raspberries,
SlQ1 10 per crate; Logan Berries S6q7 per
chest
Currants, s3@4 per chest
Cherries 60c@s1 per box for black; Royal
Anne. 75cQs1; black, in bulk, 1850; white. 4G6c
per ID; Royal Anne, 749c; cracked Cherries,
Green Pears, 2505Oc per box and 25q4oc per
basket.
Figs, 81 5Oq2 so per box for black and = for
white.
Apricots, .4ocGs1 per box and 4o975c per
basket for Royals.
ket
Plums. 35@75c per box.
Cherry Plums, 25d35c per drawer
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges. 81 50G4
per box; Seedlings, 81 25G2 25; Mediterranean
Sweets. s2G3; Lemons. s161 30 for common
and $2q3 for good to choice; Mexican Lines, "a
O. so; California Lines, per small box;
Grape Fruit. 50cGs1; Bananas 81 50G2 50 per
bunch; Pineapples, $203 per dozen
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-10
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, June o WHEAT - For a
brief period Immediately following the
opening wheat showed some degree Of
steadiness. This due TO the Kan
sas crop report making 25.000.000 bushels
the maximum possibility Of that States yield
and to the continued Russian damage reports
But steadiness not Of long duration. Open
ing at 747sd75c, July after few transactions
actions at times, caused by covering by shorts
but the tendency in the main steadily
downward. and before the hour the price
had touched 741sc The Northwest was free
seller on the decline Besides the natural feeling
of bearishness caused by the Government crop
report due tomorrow. TIE market vas much
depressed by Shows crop report which said
that 550, 000 COO bushels was conservative es-
innate of the probable yleld or winter ana
spring wheat this year. These figures were
far the average production for several
years past and made the market susceptible to
any selling pressure. Liquidation was checked
in the afternoon by number OF complaints
from Indian Territory Kansas and Nebraska
OF too much rain and the market received sub
stantial support, the first in some time, when
private cables were received from a prominent
Chicago grain dealer now in Russia confirming
the worst reports as to the condition of the
crops Of Southern Russia and Roumania. Pre-
vous to this time the market had declined to
1850. hut during the last half hour s trading
a recovery to 74%s@741ac took place. That was
the price at the close.
CORN-Corn was dull and a little lower
throughout. Commission houses were moderate
sellers and buying was scattered. Complaints
of too much rain in the belt had steady
ing influence prices. Cash demand was
rather poor. July closed 1sc lower.
OATS-Oats were dull and a shade lower
Crop reports were somewhat bullish. but SYM
pathy with wheat was shown in the class of
selling. There was little cash demand. July
closed bc to 14c lower.
VISIONS-Provisions were practically at
a standstill during most Of the session. There
was some commission house selling of pork
and the decline that followed shared in a
degree by other products. Packers also sold
moderately. Buying scattered At the
close July pork l0c lower. lard &c lower and
ribs 21ac TO sc lower.
The leading futures ranged follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-10
NEW YORK. June 9.-Bradstreet's financial
-eview tomorrow Will say:

NEW YORK, June 9.-Bradstreet's financial
review tomorrow viii say:
At the beginning OF the week the market
showed a disposition to continue It's dull sag
ging tendency. The announcement Of further
shipments was calculated to support this be-
lief. and with the absence of any public buy
Ing led the professional traders to act the
short aide Of the account. There was however.
less evidence Of liquidation. and the money
market failed to show any treDidation aC-
count of the gold shipments. which for the
past ten days reached the total of s., 500, goo.
The large gold holdings Of both the bank and
the treasury with the abundance Of money
ana the absence of any exceptional demands at
present, rob the specie movement Of its usual
effect. II also clearly is recognized that at the
present rates Of exchange some European in
terest generally thought to be the Bank Of
England itself, has put a premium upon gold
shipments sufficient to induce an artificial flow
from this country.
There was a steadier tone in Tuesdays trad
ing and Wednesday yielded two incidents,
which, for the time being at least, seemed to
change the temper of the speculation. One OF
these was the declaration Of the regular three
per cent quarterly dividend In the American
about which the street had INDUCED in more
or less doubts for full month. The other
the declaration of a 1i2 per cent semi-annual
dividend on Atchison preferred. with the an
nouncement that the earnings OF the road in
the fiscal year ending June 30 would also pro-
vide for another half-yearly dividend Of the
same amount next January. Covering, not only
IN the stocks just named, but in other parts
OF the LIST, at once ensued, and some fresh buy
ing was attracted. The upward movement con
tinued On Thursday. The steel stocks. in spite
Wire, were generally higher and the strength
of the market on the whole seemed to center
in the portions of the list which had been the
object Of the principal bearish pressure. Lon
The bond market continued very strong. with
undated demand for the better kinds Of issues
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-10
SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

While the cattle market is freely supplied
with medium grade grass stock fine heavy
beeves are in light supply and command the
top quotations Veal rules firm at the re-
cent Improvement. Mutton and Lamb are un-
changed. Hogs stand as before.
W hoicsale rates rom slauGhterers to dealers
BEEF-712qSlzc per lb for Steers and 6i4G7c
for Cows
NEAI<-7G9c per lb.
MUTTON-W ethers, 7q71kc Ewes, &c per h.
LAMB-Sprns, 71zqSc per ID.
POkk-Liye Hogs. 5l4Q59sc for small. sag
53sc for medium and 5u5l2c for large; stock
Hogs and Feeders. "a a5c: dressed Hogs. 7qS1zc
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-10
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
ROARD
Morning Session.
Afternoon Session.
\ IL
MINING STOCKS.

Following were the sales in the San Fran
cisco Stock Board yesterday:
acCT1T
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-10
POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes continue to decline slowly under
free receipts. Onions are also off
The market Is overstocked with String
Beans and quotations are lower. Tomatoes
and Cucumbers in light receipt and firm
Arrivals Of Corn increasing and the price
Is decreasing
POTAToES-New Peerless, 81 8O91 10; new
Early Rose. 81 25G1 so; Burbanks, 81 4Od1 60
per ctl on the wharf
ONIONS-New, 25q3Oc per sack for red.
VEGETABLES-Aspa 75cGS1 so per box
for No. 2 81 !5q2 25 for No. l and 81 so for
fancy Rhubarb, 25cG$1 per box; Green Peas.
1hG3c per ID; String Beans, 2GD4c for Green
and 3Q4c for Golden Wax: Horse Beans SOC
per sack; Cabbage. s1G1 Is; Tomatoes, $2d2 so
per box; Mexican Tomatoes; Egg Plant
per fb; Garlic. 4GD5c for new; Dried Okra
15c per lb Dried Peppers, 10c; Green Peppers
1G612hc; Carrots, 30G40c per sa elk; Sacramento
and Marysville Cucunbers. 81 5Oq2 25 per box:
Summer Squash, 50G75c per box for Vacavilie
and 81 25Ql so for Bay Green Corn, 15G35c per
dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-10
LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Znita takes for Cork 50 sos
ctls valued at s700 600.
Chicago was bearish and sold freely Favor
able weather for the growing crop was re-
ported. though it still raining in the
Northwest New York reported a good inquiry
from England and the Continent Odessa re-
ported continuation of the drought with a
rising barometer.
Local futures were lower again. with quiet
market.
Spot Wheat-shippng. 81 O5a1 O7lk; milling.
81 10G1 1872.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session - 9:15 o clock - December
May-4Ooo, 81 2Olz; 4O00, 81 20.
Second Sesson-December-G ctls, 81 165s +;
90. Geo, 81 1884,
Regular Morning Sesson-2OOO ctls, 81 17iA;
1900. 81 Il; 26,0oo. 81 1873 May-2O0O. 81 2li4.
Afternoon Session-December-60 ctls. 81 Il:
12.0o0, 81 l7is; $4,000. 81 ia.
BARLEN-Futures were lower but the spot
market showed no change.
Feed, Slq1 o6la; Brewing, 81 o714G1 10 per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 o 'clock-No sales.
Second Session-Seller '99, new-2OOO ctls
Regular Morning session-seller 's9 new
4000 Cts, S5Ac
Afternoon Session-December-2 ctls, soc:
1900 SS7sc. Seller SO. new-4oOo. S51sc.
Fancy Feed. 81 4Tsal 30 per ct: good to
Surprise, 81 50G1 So; Gray. 81 35d1 40; Milling
81 45Q1 so per ctl; Red, 81 35d1 40; Black, 81 80
CORN-The market drags along in the same
small round yellow. 81 3oa1 821s: Eastern
large, Yellow 81 12l4 White. 81 15Gl IN; j;
mixed. 81 10 per ctl; California White, nominal.
CCkWHEAT-Nornfnal