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.lAWFUL TRAGEDY.
A Jeaunotte Survivor Becomes Insa
and n TrnrntIr a. The Isnsnlt

a Jeannotte Survivor Bocomes Insane
md tragedy Is the Result
SAN FRANcrsco, Oct. SO.-Early this
morning James z. Bartlett, one OF the
survivors of the Jennnette expedition,
shot and killed his wife's niece, Lottie
Carpenter, shot his wife in the shoul-
der and then shot and killed himself.
When the neighbors rushed in they
found Miss CARPENTER dead by the side
OF her bed, where evidently she had
sunk down when shot as she was trying
to escape. Since his return from the
Arctic regions Bartlett's mind has been
weak as the result OF hardships experi-
enced and yesterday he threatened to
murder his wife and niece.
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CxclxxArI, O., October s0.-A Mans
field, Ohio, special to the COMMERCIAL
Gd:etlc says that yesterday the execu.
live committee Of the Peoples party Of
Ohio, met there and removed II. r.
Barnes, OF Canton, chairman OF the
state committee, on the charge Of un.
faithfulness to his party in that he
tried to sell his party out to the Demo-
Gratis in Northwestern Ohio.
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ANOTHER BIG FIRE.
st. Johnsbury, VI, ylaitoI by Disastrous
IlnZe.

Blnze.
ST. JoHNspuRY. W., Oct. 8o.-The
worst fire that St, Johnsbury has ever
known broke out about o'clock this
evening and ragged fiercely for twohours
before it was brought under control. In
that time several business blocks and a
large number OF stores were destroyed.
A gale was blowing from the north
east and the fire swept on with resistless
force, licking up property to the value
Of at least S156,00O. The local fire de.
partment responded quickly and did
splendid work, but the high wind and
the oil that was stored in the burning
buildings did much to assist the pro-
gress Of the flames. 1t was not until 0
O'clock that the flames were really
under control.
Itis now thought certain that man
and woman occupying rooms in the
building where the fire started were
burned to death.
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DExyER, CoLo., October 3o.-Dr. A. j.
overholt and Silas Hauchett, two ofthe
four electors on the Weaver ticket,
have refused to permit their names to
be used as the head OF the Cleveland
Democratic ticket. Their action is em-
to say tho least, in view OF
the fact that the Clevelandites had
withdrawn their electors and sub
stituted therefor the Populist electors.
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CAUSED Three Deaths.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, October So.-The
steamer Wakefield OF the Potomac river
line, while on her way up the river to-
day and when off Maryland Point, blew
a hole in her boiler whore the steam
chimney connects, The accident caused
the death of three colored men and the
serious injury OF two others, all mem
bers OF the crew.
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West virgtSians Killed.

PtrrsnuRGn, Pa, Oct, SO.-A special
from Akron, o., saws: Charles Conley
and William j. Golden, OF Lost Creek.
W. Va, employed at tho National Tube
Works nj Barberton, were instantly
killed this afternoon at5;45 by south
bound Valley train just beyond the
eastern limits Of this city.
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HE ALMOST FORGOT
That the Party Had Chosen Him
to be Sacrificed.
BUT ADLlI FORMALLY ACCEPTS

At Last aud Issues letter Which
is merely Few Choice Extracts
from tho Calamity Speech He Has
Been Delivering in the south--hots
About the "Forcc" Bill--A RidIcu-
lous Attempt to Appeal to Demo-
cratic Prejudices.
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CONDENSED TELEeRAMs.

Four lives we're lost in the great Mil
waukee fre. Three thousand people
were made homeless The loss is near
ly SG,00O,0O0. Assistance is being sent
from all quarters.
Ex-Secretary Evarts spoke for the Re-
publican cause in Brooklyn Saturday
night.
The total registration in New York
City IS ISL, ,66S.
Judge J. H; Wallace, OF New Lisbon,
Ohio, is dead.
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A SILLY LIE NAILED.
Senator Alex R. Campbell Cor.
rects the Register Roorbach.
HIS REMARK ABOUT CATHOLICS

In Tunnolton Deliberately Aiisquoted.
What He Really Did say.-He Made
No Reference Whatever to "com.
mon Labor".-NIr. Kenncy's Pecu.
liar Memory-.Hc Could Remember
the Middle of a Sentence but
Neither the Beginning Nor the
Ending.-An Attempt to Spring u
Burchard Episode a Dismal Failure.
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NEGRO LYNOHED.
He Was Charged With Burning Gin
House in Alabama.


BrRMINoHAM, ALA. Oct. SN-News
comes from Monroe county OF the
lynching near Monroeyille last night OF
Allen Parker. a young negro! He had
been arrested on the charge Of burning
a gin house and fifteen bales OF cotton.
The proof was regarded as conclusive.
A deputy sheriff had him in charge and
was carrying him to Jail at Monroevllle.
Two miles from town the deputy was
surprised by n party Of twenty masked
men who were hid by the roadside.
They took Parker and after he had con-
iessed hanged him to a limb. The mob
then dispersed. 1t was in Monroe
county where four negroes were lynched
two weeks ago for the murder OF the
johnson family.
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To Mc Editor Of The In,diigencsr.

To The Edi,oro he fntciiignccr.
slR:-The following is a copy OF a
communication 1 have sent to the
Register to-day, and which that paper
will doubtless do me the justice to give
as much prominence as it did the sensa-
tional and untruthiul report Saturday
morning regarding my conversation
with MIR. D. NJ. Wotring at Tunnelton.
The letter explains itself.
Yours truly,
Alley. r. CAMPBELL.
Wheeling, w Va, 0ct. 80, 1892.
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cHoYNsKI.GoDFREY.
Tho Prize Fight Tonight nIds Fair to bS
Very Interesting.


New YoRK, Oct. S0.-The most i'm.
portant prize fight that has yet heen
fought in the commodious ampitheatre
of the Coney Island Athletic Club is
tho battle which is to take place Mon
day night between Joe Choynski, OF
California, and George Godfrey tcol-
ored), OF Boston. Choynski has been
defeated three times by Jim Corbett
and twice by Joe Goddard, but they
werc all hard fought battles, and both
Corbett and Goddard speak of Choyn-
ski in the highest terms and gay that
he is not only good stiff puncher, but
one OF the gamest men that ever en-
tered the ring. Godfrey, on the other
hand, though the oldest man in the
prize ring to-day, is clever fighter and
q very free, hard hitter. He has only
met two defeats in his long pugilistio
career, one at the hands Of Peter jack
son and the other with Jake Kilrain,
who knocked him out IN the forty
fourth round.
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ANoTnEN AssAuLr

At Homostcad-sunday nm Unovonttul
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Oct. SO-sunday has
been uneventul, except for the presence
OF large number of sightseers, who
were attracted by the reports of re-
newod trouble. There were no out
breaks during the day although
one non-union worker was serious
ly beaten Saturday night
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Editors Register.

Editors Rcgis,er.
GENrLEMEN:-In your issue Of October
90 you quote a conversation between
myself and D. NJ. Wotring at Tunnel
ton, and also an incomplete affidavit OF
Mr.. I. N. Kenny, as follows:
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
+ COUNTY OF PRESTON.
l. Thomas NJ. Kenny. being duly sworn de:
clare that | was present IN tho sitting room OF
The West Virginia house. Tunnelton, W. Va, on
tho night Of October 25th, 1892 when a.. X.
Campbell nnd D. NJ. Wotrlng were discussing
the political outlook IN this state, and heard a.
r. Campbell say TO D. NJ, Wotrlng, among other
things, In the country here
The next few words following the word here
did not distinctly uUderstandl, Tho lower
class OF labor. aud in tho cities we have TO
fight the Catholic church" Il. NJ. KENNY.
Subscribed 10 and sworn to before me in my
county aforesaid this 9TH day OF October, ls92'
Notary Public.
Had Mr. Kenny remembered the whole
conversation and not stopped at there
this explanation would not be
necessary.
What did say was in answer to the
following remark by Mr.. Wotring:
ut seems strange to me that with
all your manufacturing establishments
in Wheeling you cannot carry Ohio
county"
My answer was:
"Keretofore we have had the Catho-
lie church against us, but they are be-
ginning to understand us better, and a
large number OF them will be with US
this year."
do not know Mr.. Kenny, but it does
seem strange that he could detail
long conversation and just when point
was to be made should forget both the
beginning and the ending Of sentence:
About Common labor in the country"
do not know what Mr.. Kenny means,
as there are no divisions OF labor in
the country, and | did not make any
such remark. Yours truly,
ALEX. r. CAMPBELL
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ing OF those men in January, 1855, when
we held our state convention in that
town (Bloomington.) Why? Because
his men were afraid to 90 to q meeting,
or as Mr.. Anderson, who was score
tary OF tho Trades Assembly, put il:
"Donnelly, those men are afraid 10 call
their souls their own" Who are the
men named in the Herald article as
having been favored by the kindness Of
Adlai Stevenson?
Radford is pit-boss there for years.
and, as the boys say, The is daisy"
The Irving aud others whom we are
told we're assisted to get homes, were
and are the rats, scdbS and bldcklegs OF the
place. They and their kind assisted
Stevenson 10 defeat usin 1856 and 1887,
during the Grape Creek strike. We
wanted Bloomington organized very
much, for all surrounding mines were
organized and paying the scale and you
the success OF the joint movement OF
operators and miners But Adlai was
opposed TO our movement. He would
not attend or allow his company or
miners to be represented ut any Of our
state or national joint meetings. He
had purpose in view then to oppose
trades unions. He has purpose in
view now in pretending love for labor
unions. He defeated us then, let US
defeat him now. Let the Knights of
the Golden Circle and his scabs at
stevensonville now elect him. 1t is the
duty OF knights Of Labor and all loyal,
unionists and free laborers to defeat
him. To that work stand pledged re.
gardless OF political party affiliations.
We are in honorbound to defeat Adlai
Stevenson next month. May God
speed the right.
Sincernlv and fraternally.
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For West Virginia, warmer generally fair. ox-
cept probably local showers In western portion.
For Western Pennsylvania aud Ohio warmer,
iair. probably followpdby showers Monday night
OF Tuesday; winds shifting TO south.
TEMPERATuEr SATURDAY,
az furnished by C. ssIISEPP. druggist corner
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CHARIrsrox, W. Va, Oct. SO.-Adlai
Z. Stevenson, Democratic candidate for
the Vice Presidency, has sent the fol.
lowing letter of acceptance to the presi-
dent of the National Democratic Con-
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AZ furnished by C. ScIsEfP. druggist {
Market aud Fourteenth streets
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there were extracted from the 100 and 1900 levels
OF the mine 2S7 tons and 625 pounds OF ore. Car
samples averaged $22 as per ton. Shipped 10
Vivian mill Z2S tons and $50 pounds OF ore. Bat
terry assays averaged SIT 81 per ton. The face OF
the northwest DRIFT from the incline on the 12OO
level is IN quartz assayiug from IS 10 Sl3 per ton
The northw est drift the 100 level IS in quartz
assaylng from So TO SIT per ton. ON the 10th inst
shipped TO X. +. Morrow treasurer, San Francisco,
three bars OF bullion valued at S9SSI 65-
The following Official reports were placed on ME
yesterday:
Utah = $40 level-From the end OF the north
drift tat point 432 feet I'M from the west crosscut
from the shaft station. west crosscut has oeen
extended AZ feet; total length 80 feet: continuing
IN porphyry and clay formation, showing me lines
OF quartz.
WARD CONVERSATION SHAFT-The Joint Apha
ana FxcheGuer south drift from the north line OF
Exchequer, 1890 level OF Ward shaft has total
length 81 feet: face IN clay and porphyry. The
Joint Bullion and Potosi northwest drift from the
1900 has a total length OF $50 feet; face IN
hard porpbyry.
OCcIpEN From the slopes on tho $50. 400
and $50 levels have extracted and milled LIS tons
of Of the average essay value OF S22 80 per
ton per battery samples. West croSScut on the
porphyry. East crosscut from Zadig SHAFT,
Sutro tunnel level, has been advanced ~ feet In
notwithstanding vein matter.
Con- NEW YOKK-The Wine in NO west cross
cut $50 level is down the slope AS feet follow
Ing streak OF fair-grade ore.
SILVER HILL-The raise In the south drift 500
feet from the Justice shaft 400 level, has been
connected with the northwest drift on the 600
level
The monthly financial statements are as follows:
ARIZONA MINES. Dr. Or.
slNnr a..
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The week opened duh and heavy yesterday. and
prices showed decline over those OF Saturday
No news outside OF the monthly financial state
ments and the usual weekly reports were placed on
hle. According to the statements. the present
on Potosi ore 10 being worked profit. the CON-
psny succeeded in reducing its Indebtedness
siderabIy.
On the early call yesterday but $500 shares OF IA
different stocks changed hands OF these sales
ophr sold al 81 2OG2 80 TO the sale of $50 shares
Mexican 81 30 Best Belcher 81 30, Sierra Nevada
soc, Belcher Csc, Bullion 36c, Curry 9Oe Crown
Point zoe. oyermsn goo, Jacket 55c. and Con- Cal
Va. s3 3o@3 30, to the sale Of 730 shares Nor
row was quite al active seller Of both ophir and
Con- Cal. & Va
Alter the call there was very little doing prices
remained unchanged, and the market closed dull
ana heavy at the noon recess
Oh the z 80 p NJ cali prices were weaker, trading
was light. aud only POO shares altogether changed
hands. After the call prices declined stil further
under lew transactions, and the market closed weak
and topheaYy last evening
NOTES.
Silver was quoted at S514c in New York yester.
day.
The delinquent sale Of the Sierra Nevada takes
place to-day.
The assessment on Con. New York is delinquent in
the ofice to-day.
A telegram announcing the shipment or S45. 000
has been received from the Union mil at Tusea-
FORA.
Maurice Sehmitt and Warren English leave for the
Constock tins evening in order to look into the
affairs OF the Overnan company.
me oVerman letter for the past week says that
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fornia Smoked Bacon. 11@l115c 2 10 for heavy
and medium, l2@sl3c p ID for light. and l314@l4 c
y u for extra light: Bacon Sides. l1@3 III 1ac:
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city trade 100 &c
California Hams l212@ l4c Lard. tierces. Eastern.
ali kinds. $50 1yic: cases. 10Ia0llc: California,
tierces. e@9e . 10; haf-bbis 91s9 1ac; thus loc;
pals. lO-1D, 1O1ac: do 6-n. l0S4c: kegs, 914@l0c
= ID: Mess Beef. 81 609S; extra mess do. IS 90 %;
family do, 81 504I2: clear PORK. $40 50@2J:
extra prime. Sl5@lo; extra clear, $20G20 Sd: mess
$17@iS p bb: Smoked Beef ll1aG3 PC p 10
Ht P>-Quoted Al 6@s 71ac y 10 old for new crop.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers, 10 lac
y n; medium. &c light Agate: Cowhides. 41ac;
sailed Kip &c; salted Calf 7c dry Hides usual seec
lion. &c: dry Hips. sc; dry Calf, &c; prime Goat
skins, s0@56c each; Kids, 5@IOc: Deerskins, good
summer, S71ae; medium. 30@32lsc; winter, 20S
25c; Sbeepssins sbearIinys, l0025c: short wool.
4O97Oc: medium 100000; long wool y0c9Sl ID
each. Cnlis OF all kinds about IS less.
TALLOW-No l rendered. 4(14I4c: No 2. 3I40
S15c: refined, 6G614c p 10
NO1L-Spring Wool is quoted follows: South
ern ana San Joaquin. years clips, 11@1212c p 10;
do seven months l2@ loo q 10; Foohiil, 1917 Iae
choice Northern. l79lee; Humboldt and Mendo-
cino, 2OQ22c; Nevada l5&17c q 10; Eastern Ore
gon, l9Sl7c; Valley oregon. lS920c q 10.
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PROPOSALS
For the Erection Of Public School Building
on Pacific Avenue.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, NEW
" City Hall. San Francisco July 27, 1892
Sealed proposals will be received by the Superia-
tendent OF Common schools, In open session. OF the
board, on WEDNESDAY, August 10 1892. from 8
TO 80 NJ, for the erection and completion of
eiShtclassroOm frame school building on the school
lot on Pacific avenue. between BToderies snG Baker
streets. this city and county, accordance with
plans aud spec locations which may be at this
office OF Charles haYens. architect OF the Beard of
Education, room SIS, Flood building, southwest
corner Fourth and Market streets,
Each bad must be accompanied by certified
cheek hi the sum of five thousand (5000) dollars
made payable to the order OF the etary OF the
Board OF EducsJ on, conditional that If the pro-
pOsSl DO accepted and the contract awarded, and IL
the bidder shall Tail or neglect TO execute written
agreement and give the bond required within six
DAYS after the award is made then aud In that
the said check shall DO forfeited TO the Board OF
Education
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids as Ike public good may require.
The party to whom the contract Is awarded will
be required prior to at the time OF the execution
of the contract, TO pay cost OF advertising.
Blank proposals furnished by the secretary.
jy27 I'd GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
under the authority OF certain deed OF trust,
duly executed by JOIN COMING party OF the
first part. 70 HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS Il. KEN I, parties of the second part, and
the SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION OF the
third part the same being Gated June %, 1888 and
recorded Ia the oce OF the County Recorder of the
County of ulare. state or California, in book of
trust deeds. page 80 and following, and in pur-
suance OF a resolution passed on the lSth day of
July, 1892 b. the Board OF Directors OF said
SAN FRANC SAVINGS UNION. cor
poraton. and the holder OF the note mo. $3.50.
secure payment OF which the aforesaid deed OF
trust was executed declaring that default mad
been made in the payment OF the prime pal sum and
other sums due under said note and deed OF trust
requesting and directing HENRY e. CAMP
BELL and THADDEUS b. KENT, trustees. to sell
the real estate described therein 20 satisfy said
We, HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUs B.
KENT, trustees, do hereby give notice, that on
IL O'Clock a. M Of thar day, and al the front door
OF the Courthouse in the city OF Visalia, county OF
auction, to the highest bidder. Tor cash IN gold
coin of the United States, all the pieces parcels
OF land situate in the county OF iulare, State OF
California, described as follows. TO VIII:
According to the Ofhc al pats and system OF sur
VeYs OF the Government of the United states.
In township tweuty.0ue cd, south range
twenty-slX (26) east, Mount Diabl0 base ana
meridian;
OF section thirteen I3), the west half of the
OF section fourteen IA, the north half OF the
south half q ~ OF s Ia); the northeast quarter
(NE ~, and the east half of the northwest quarter
Co1tainiug IN all four hundred and eighty (4sol
acres of land, together with the appurtenSnces.
TERMS OF SALE-CaSn in gold coin OF thel United
States; 10 per cent payable TO the undersigned
the fall of the hammer; balance delivery OF
deed; aud IL not SO paid unless for wait OF title
per cent to be forfeited, and the sale bs void.
Acts OF sale at purchasers expense
HENRY c CAMPBELL,
THADDEUS b. KENT,
ty26 90 au2 II IS Trustees.
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Licensed to Marry.
Licenses to marry were issued YESTERDAY

Licenses to marry were issued esterday
to the following named couples:
Leo Block and Bertha Wise, 1872.
George w. Anderson and Grace a. Howell.
26-2l.
Fred NJ Gross ana Martha J.. Loher 26-22.
William b. Hatneld ard Elizabeth A. Gold
beck, 21-16.
Carlos Csmaho and Msrgarita Gonzales,
25-22
LOUIS 4. Beaudoin and Mary }. Butler, 2S-1S.
Newton a. Breakfelo and Ida Anderson.
29-22.
34-38
George II. Friellngsdorf and Alice E. stahI.
27-19.
David J. Thomas aud Blanche A. Bun, 25-1S.
JobD LeVen and Annie BOyarsky. 23-17.
David A Levy and Theresa Zekind, 1928.
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Hale & Norcross Case,

The hearing Of the oft postponed motion
to retax costs in the Fox Hale e. Norcross
case was put down yesterday by Judge Heb
bard for the 18th at the head of the calendar
The continuance was not granted until
after considerable Of dispute between the
attorneys, and with the understanding that
plaintiff shall have access to the testimony
written out at the expense OF the defend.
ants. Execution was staid until after the
determination Of the motion for a new trial
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Gaffey. They swear to how mucn property
they have once every year before Notary
Public Ascertain the latest figures on lie
and allow them fair revenue on that basis
by percentage"
To shut Mr.. Gaffey off from making any
more dangerous suggestions the board ad-
journed until Monday, August I5
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Tha .os,on To Go to Sen.

The cruiser Boston will commence cosling
at Mare Island to-day and on Friday will
put directly to sea from that port without
stopping here. The vessel is ordered TO-.
Honolulu, but the officers hope that they
will shortly be sent to New York and thatthe
vessel will remain there until next spring,
when the great Worlds Fair naval review
takes place. The Boston is in the best of
trim and is expected to give good account
OF herself on her trip south,
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IN LOVE.

Was there ever a sky as blue9
CIouds as f1eecy and feeting?
For know that her heart is true
Dear heart in her bosom beating
white are the sails at sea,
waited 10y winds that favor:
For ] know that she loves but me-
j, who Woulu die 10 save her.
Robin. my Robin. how strong
And clear is your carol ringing
For my thought of her thrills through your song,
And size is the soul of your singing.
FRANK PRESTON SMART.
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Ouong Yunr's Handful.
PALACE HOTEL

Secret Service Agent Harris yesterday
caught QuoDg Yung attempting to sell In
Goldberg's pawnshop on Ksarny street a
small quantity of counterfeit and mutilated
silver coin. The offending Chinaman did
not claim that the money was other than
spurious at the time he was trying to ge
rid of ii. aud he was allowed TO depart after
sure ndering the base metal
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General nIerohandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas. e@61ac; San Quentin. SAC:
Wool Bags, 36@3Sc.
SU3AR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, all 55Se q ID: Dry Granuated.
614c q 10; Confectionery A, DISC; Standard A,
43sc; Magnolia, z5sc; Extra c. 41ac; Golden c.
4Ssc; ID. 4I4e p NJ half bbs, 14c more than bbls.
aud boxes lac mora
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from sIaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality, 61ac; second quality. Sc;
third do. 31%44J2c.
vEAL-Large. 5Is@6c; small Calves 6Ia@7c.
MUTTON-Wethers. 7@r71ae; Ewes 7c
Handspring. 9@9l0o p 10.
PORk-LfVe Hogs, I4953sc p 10 for heavy and
medium grain-fed; stock Hogs, 4s4 @5e; dressed do
7InGzSc a
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Chicngn hIarkets

CHICAGO, Aug. Wheat was hrmer, opening
about 1sc better than Saturday. prices subse-
Quentiy fuctuating within lac range aud the mar
ket closing with an Improvement of lac. Receipts,
1913 900; shipments. 4O4 600 bushels. Rye 76c
Barley, 62c.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-wheat-Cash. 77I5c Corn
4912c PorK-$l2 10. Lard-s7 20. RipS-S7 571a
Mhisky-Sl Is.