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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
GLORIOUS END
OF the Knights Templar Conclave
at Denver.
Presentations and Elections : The Sons Of
Veterans onclave at Montana-
Other Gatherings.

DENVER, Ang. 12.-The knights are leav-
ing town today rapidly enough. Those
remaining, however, make the city ex-
tremely lively. The following command
aries among others departed for home:
Montana No. 3 of Butte, California No.
and Demolay OF Washington.
Many residents kept open house tonight
and the knights were entertained royalty.
A very large number visited Manitou,
Pixies Peak and other points Of interest to-
night The trienniai committed rendered
an elegant banquet TO the officers OF the
Grand Encampment; over $50 knights were
present. During the festivities Sir knight
McPatton of Salem, Or, presented Grand
Master Goblin with gavel made OF Oregon
oak, and in the center is the form OF a
! Maltese cross. The oak Is a solid blocK
taken from the tree just as it grew and the
cross formation is the work OF nature.
| VISITS NECESSARILY DEFERRED.
Many visitors will be compelled to post
pone for day or two expected visits tc
mountain resorts on account of the lack OF
train accommodations.
The grand encampment is now in session
FINISHED THEIR LABoRs.
The knights Templar grand encampmeni
finished the work of the twenty-tifth tri
ennial conclave and adjourned today after
| having installed the newly elected omcers
Grand Master McCurdy made the fol
lowing additional appointments, which
with the officers elected yesterday make
up full list of officers of the grand en-
campment:
Sir Rev. Joseph Degrath, D. D., Illinois
prelatc; Sir William b. Mellish, Ohio
grand standard bearer; Sir George G. Con
ner, Tennessee, grand sword bearer; 81
H. Nj. Orahood. Colorado, grand warden
Sir John A. Sloan, Missouri, grand captain
of guards. The grand master also ap
pointed committee on Jurisprudence.
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HE BOISE TRIALS.

One Discharged and Number to Be SEN
tencsd soday
BOISE, Ida, Aug 12.-The hearing Of the
contempt case in which the CGur d'Alene
rioters were charged with violating the in
junction restraining them from interfering
with the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine,
occurred today. The defendants were
Thomas O'Brien, president Of the Miners
union, Quinn, Sullivan, Fred Deal, Thomas
Jouey, Z. NJ Boyce and David Grif The
court discharged Sullivan. The Others will
be sentenced tomorrow.
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hath in Paris Nice and elsewhere is
strongly with Deacon. IL is said that there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
rot., ou,rrel Over a Wash Bill.

GREENsBuRG, Ind, Aug. 1.-Two broth
ers. William and Samuel Little, got into
onarrel over one dollar and eighty cents
which William owed the wife OF Samuel
fer washing. William drew knile aho
stabbed Samuel in the SIDE, Klllng hiui'
The surviving brother was arrested
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A Heavy Failure.

New York, Aug. IA London cable to
q morning paper Gays: William Rouse d
Co, the oldest worsted manufacturers in
Bradford, failed, with liabilities amounting
IN $50 GEO.
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Threaten d urrgctiou.

LONDON, Aug.-A dispatch to the Stand
ard from Tien Tsin, China, says: 1.-THE
extreme gravity of the Pamir question is
beginning to be recognized here. A force
of infantry and horsemen have been or
dered TO proceed from Kashgar TO Rangkil,
In the Chinese province of Sarikow."
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New York, Aug 12.-Probabilities are
talked of that the Republican branch head
quarters at Chicago will be abandoned, or
at least postponed for the present. Camp
bell admitted IS much today, but did not
care to make any explanation of the
change.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13

ST. PETERsBURo, Aug. IA dozen fatal
cases of cholera are known to have oc
Cured here though no official announce
ment has been made of the presence OF the
! disease.
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New YoRK, Aug IA cable dispatch
has been received stating that the Italian
vessel Gariglano sailed today from Genoa
for New York carrying the monument to
Chriatopher Column bus.
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naedlock i'm . ConventIon.

BELoIT, Wis, Aug. 12.-The First Dis
trict Congressional convention is still in a
deadlock. Balfoting is il progress at II
O. clock tonight; 1S5 ballots were taken and
the result is unchanged.
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A Roller Makers, slrlka.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 12.-Forty boiler
makers employed in the boiler making de-
partment at Cramps ship yard, this city,
struck because OF the employment Of non
union men IN the department. they have
been paic OF and discharged and many of
their places were flied
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 12.-General
Weaver, the Peoples party candidate for
president, addressed q large audience this
afternoon and evening.
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AT LOUISVILLE

The colonies were unable to hit Breiten
stein, while Sanders touched up freely.
Louisville. /; St. Louis, 4. batteries
Sanders and Quinn; Moran and Breiten
stein.
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PAPA WANTED TO REMARRY,

But the Son Opposed, Killing the Old Man
And Moulding His sister.
CARM1cHAELs, Pa, Aug. 12-Thomas
Morgan fatally shot his father and sister
Yesterday afternoon The father, John
Morgan. was about to be remarked ana the
son protested. The father was oodurate'
whereat the son drew revolver and hred;
Instead of striking his father, tne pan
struck his sister Callie, intiicting prob
ablv fatal wound. The father fed, but the
son followed to vacant house, where be
shot him six times. The son is at large.
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Bitten by a Mad Wolf.

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch to the
Standard says that twenty adults. ten
children and numerous animals were re-
Gently bitten by mad wolf at Lodse Hole,
and ali are now raving mad and beyond re-
covery. Their howlings are described as
terrible in the extreme.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13

WAsn1NeToN, Aug. 12.-Consul McCreary
this morning called on the secretary OF
state and had a conference with him, pre-
sumably in relation to the charges made
against him.
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Rain Prevented His Fishing.

LOON LAKE, n. Y, Aug. l2.-President
Harrison's fishing trip was today post
poned on accounted rain. The president did
not take his usual daily drive but remained
at the cottage with Mrs. Harrison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
GRESHAM AND WEAVER.

10th Gentlemen FeIicltate Themselves in
Corresposd enee-
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-Chairman Fauben-
reck of the Peoples party national COM
mittee today said, when General Weaver
nominated Gresham ne wrote him very
friendly letter wishing him success, and
later on would give better evidence
OF his regard. Taunenreck added
that Gresham's letter TO Secretary Stoll
of the Indiana state committee asked Stoll
TO consult the COMMITTEES IN regard to
suitable date to make q speech al Indian
apoiis on behalf of the party. Taubenreck
said he had this information direct from
Sfnll
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Altnmntnd snlcide

DENVER, Aug. 12.-General N. Gano Of
New York attempted suicide here this
evening by shooting himself and inflicted
/ in his head what will probably prove a
| fatal wound
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
Smalley in Char e.

New York, Aug 12.-Hon. 3. Smalley
of Vermont was made chairman Of the
Democratic committee having charge OF
the speakers in the national campaign.
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neslrnctire Fire.

NEW York, Aug. 12.-Theodore B. Chase
& Co.'s grain elevator and mill were de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Loss $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
AT CHICAGO.

Errors by Chicago in the field caused a
shut-out. 1t was the pitchers battle.
Cleveland, 2; Chicago. 0. Batteries
Young, thinner; Hutchinson, Kittredge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch to the
Chronicle says: Monsignor Stoner viii be
made cardinal at the coming papal con
Eistory
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neath Of q. rardsd pacha.


CoNsTANTINoPLs Aug. 12.-The death is
announced of Suleiman Pacha, governor OF
Bagdad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
IpAxnA, an absoIute cure for dyspepaia.
EnR LsTTER HEADS

Bill heads, statements, ball tickets and al
kinds of Job work send 10 The HERALD.
Quick work and reasonable prices as
sured.
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was executor, and it is also hinted that
Gilman's fathers estate, which he con-
trolled. is involved. Gilman's whereabouts
are unknown
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13

ON THE DIM0ND YESTERDAY.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Aug. 12.-Races post
poned and track sea Of mud.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
REcoNsIDERED THE BoYcorr.

The executive board of tie American
Federation OF Labor met here today. At
ter an al days session they decided not TO
boycott Carnegie products at present. Tue
reason Tor this Is because the firm is NOT
turning out enough material to justify the
boycott. Should it be necessary in the
future to order a boycott, the board will
not hesitaLe 70 do so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
AT pITTsBuRe.


The game abounded in brilliant fielding,
Farrelps work at third being especially
good.
Pittsburg, 4, Cincinnati, l.
AT BALTIMORE.
Philadelphia won oy hard smuggling.
Baltimore. 6: Philadelphia, o. Battries-
Stephenson, Cobb and Gunson; Weighing,
Casey and Cross.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
BEGINS The BOYCOTT
The Amalgamated Association
Starting in ON the Work.
Prick FEARS ASSASSINATION
A Sympathetic strike OF Calkers and carpen-
ters-impoEtant Developments
Looked for Today.

PITTsBURe, Aug. 12.-The Amalgamated
association officials are distributing cir
cniara appealing to all workmen in iron
establishments in Pittsburg and elsewhere
to refuse TO handle material that comes
from the Carnegie mills.
A sensational rumor to the effect that
F'rick had resigned the Craftsmanship OF
the Carnegie company was promptly
denied By that gentlemen. The report that
Tricks life may again be in danger from
anarchists seems 10 be credited to some
extent by Frick, as well as by the Carnegie
officials and police authorities. The force
OF detectives have been more than doubled
at the Office Of the company and every one
visiting there, unless well known 10 the
Officers on duty, is subjected to a strict
and searching scrutiny and has to run the
gauntlet Of Inqusisivs eyes.
The calkers and carpenters at Church,s
boat yards, Hazelwood, struck today
against handling iron girdes manufactured
at Carnegle's mills. A rumor has been 90
Ing around for two days that the Du0uesne
men are dissatisfied and are coming out
again. The story cannot be confirmed.
Important Developments ara looked Tor at
Union mills within the next twelve hours.
Dat Just what the move will be is not known.
Some say the strikers are getting ready to
work al the company'S terms, but This Is
Indignantly denied.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

ST. Louls. Mo, Nov. 23.-llour-Qnict,
unchanged.
Wheat slipped down, closed Use of
Cash. % 3-1c; November u ~; Ocean
her. 6s,: January, 90 5se; May, as 1-Se
Corn Wont Of, closed l-4ga-sc down
Cash. 30 Use: November, ~ l-4c. De
cenber aid ycar, 3se. January ~ lie
May. 40 Sc.
Otts Firm Cnsh. sie; May, 35c.
Cora mcal-Qmct, 81 -.
Whisky Steudy, 81 10.
Bngghg aud cotton Unchanged.
Pork Qnief Iobhiug, Sl3 %.
-N0minally lower, ~ 30.
Dry aali meats and bason-tuclinnged.
New Orleans, La, Nov. &;-SuEar
Strong and bu0ynut open krtile strictly
prime, 2T-sc: prime , ;-4c i.lr, = ll-i6e;
common TO good fair. . la s.essi gentri.
fugai plantation graduated. re,
centrifugal plantation sfAhNlaIee, l-Sr
choice white, 404 i-iGe oil white 2 3-iff
8 Use; gray white, 35-Sd3 li.ibc; choice
clarified, 5-Sc; prime clafihed y Ia
3 9-10c On; prime clarified, z J-iffJ 1-be
seconds. . 1-3frS 1-4e-
Moinssos -Quiei. Open kcitie choice.
3iN'i1e; strictly prime. 23ci good pfifse.
27fi1sc; prime. 2ifft2le; lilf TO- road
fnir. 22G28c; cenfriiuai choice ioe.
strictly prime. 1ifJ17e; prime 70 good
prime. l2iai5e. fllr % good fancy, lie;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

common to god common, od7ci inferior.
Chicago. IN. Nov. os.-whcat rot a
black eye to-day There was very
Tcnnral indisnosition shown 90 hold long
stun over The holiday. Tonight com
pared with yesterdays latest prices
wheat - cent lower for peccmhr
lower. oats. i.Sc. January ribs and
porl, Toe 90 and lard iAc.
Leading futures closed.
- Whcat-Nov.. 1ici Doc, Al i.2c; May
corn,.Nov. ii 0.sci Dee, 4i5-sc;
~, osis +, soS-sei Dcrr 81 i.sqi
Mess pork-nec., Sl2so; Jan,
Slt.ii ~; May, Sass.
is.aal-Noy, SOHO; LAM $50; May,
short ribs Jan. $3.50; May. sI5e 10,
Kansas City. Mo-, Nov ~ Wheat
irregular; No red Is l-2c
Corn Steady. No. . MIXED, 33MG lie
New York, Nov. %. Wheat Spots.
inwcr. weak; NJ. red. 20 3-lc. elevator
options fairly active, closing heavy. No.
rod, Dee, 40 Lie; Jan, u I-sc.
Com-Spot easter; closing steady,
iAiriy active; No. . red, 1OI1O 5.Sc; ole
yator, Options dull, lower, closing steady;
% Rae. '
Coffee Options barely steady Mt ia
i3c down; sales, 2l.5OO bags. including
Nov.' SljAui6.I1; Dec. Siii50d 80;
S ~ SSl1Ss1g 1850; Feb, SlG2o; March,
Sl1.5o@i5. 60; Oct, Sib4a. spot Rio
quiet. easier; Ne Z. II llSdtT t-ic.
Sngar-l'aw, duh; refined, steady; fair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24
| YEAR oAKVTTE

Ny. %. Special. -
~ NE burning Of several
4 NY. w Hamirena, in Live
A LAY hight, has reached
49,, 'ae buildings burned
4 1, v y and barn on the
4 X 4 \. McCampbell & Co.
4 Y hls firm amounts to
s,sI' aelr horses was stolen
n " I, lre, 1t is said to have
800 \, an j incendlary, but at
| .sSnis the psrpetrator had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

|s ,eS,, NOV, %, The board
( AZ y ", tne complaint Of cit
4 MA iq !, Pacific railroad. n
D to or' '.e r.l y Companies
|aodatio,B5 a' :, their trains for
ata s ,,sll q long distance
''s,loas. compelled to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

St Louis. Mo. Nov ~ Wool Re,
ceipis 112O0O; shipments 5000. I'm
tirely unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

Kansas City. Mo- Nov -. Cattle
Receipts, G000; shipments, 200. More
active strong dressed hrcf md shipping
steers 2,45 40; COWS Loo "a 2.O6. stock
crs and feeders 2.iu al $40.
Hogs Receipts il.HO, shipments -
100. Strong. all grades i.To "a 5dO; bulk
$50 IN 5hl.
Sheep Receipts 2AO0. shipments 600;
nominaly strong muttons 500 a Ai5;
lambs $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

NM, :, EN ACQUITTED.
i cri,,gNloy. 2a.-Tde trial
|aaoert,'salow charged with
~ bF .Io1 With the Home
|,sliisip ny .I bringing in a YER r9
Be ba,ih.ae prisoner was
siriot, yet to answer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24
xoFriHEs


< VI '''
s~,s DI'''II'H' Con-
"a Special AS Is
~ N, bas certainly p.
Te Il for Iay ,si;
asla II, 10 o'clock, lilst
s's W. department for 10
/. ~, ~ y pist five days.
lAlA l,e only o ser
llsI, ~, y Of N; pay ,.i,,s :
s w sss,dnsuished WIN WIN
. VI ier, a defective
-.,.,.r were more Sc
iast Thursday
ssl'ls .s..,roypd tue Globe 3,
~ ,..,..st and finest II
~ ~. ~. fourteen excel
,isls \. ,Tell Is destroylns
y costly wAgonelt9
..lss carriages ana
" l'- eith saddles anu
i s.ss winters supply OF
W X, srolA riy Of lney q
W W, h6fses and vehicles
Wy i,,,irens. The Pacific
'N =. n delivery wagon
nr i. 7. MeCallh
si,an Of horses be-
Ap,r,se thc stable was
VA land aud roal es-
=, partially burned
-.includihg books
.-5 elotling destroyed.
30 Some Of the other
n l.,i a follows:
., ... owner Of the build
. XXI n Tho American OF
sll0l ana the Caledonia
"A, s.s0
N contents, 5000; IN
isadon. Liverpool and
4 N The American of
sgl IN The States Of
. ,iii and IL the Phoenix
,omprsial hotel was dam
,,xlrnt Is not known.
4 ,r escaped with his life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24
RI0NIs9LAsOR.


II nt1- Tue Knights of
aissledag. After ad
kaslg board met and de-
? Hzk turned over 10
% o. Thursday, De-
lAsrAief features Of To-
ss1 the refusal to
.e'1'i.a iavoring the
y, .nlllilasystem and the
,<'ll'a tfgiag restriction
, sprh persons as have
4 iuppstt themselves one
',l vas also adopted favor
angono from voting
aafh ballot, the law to
~ after It's enactment.
~ -. Also that there be a
ialmer8 and laborers
~ IHs knights OF Labor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24
Receipts aud Exports ut All United States
rnrta.

Galveston, Tex. Nov "a Specially
Recelpts thus FAR this wock.... is2,04S
Receipts tho same time last year. alai2le
Receipts this Observation-Disclosures, NlI3
Receipts this day last year 4G,WS
Total receipts thus fas this season assn, $50
Total receipts thus Tar last season 3,3lG0i0
Difference nslfSb
Exports 10 Great Britain .,... i0A ga
Exports to France ....... abU1l
Exports to continent .......... 4SS0i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

/ < sas, "a report Is c,,rr.,,
4 :. ,irad.rei y.'5,ldenee that tho
n y 40, 70 radical pressurs
before 'i he IRISH 9 RUN 70
lHE cAzrrTr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS TO.
DAY. YOU WILL FIND SOMETHING
TO INTEREST YOU.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

svho haze 80 nobly denied
Tatlpgsiag dinner at
N csrai1ly tsserye patron
81 ihe Yaitsais' carnival.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24
anlnnstnn Wool nlnrl.et.

Galveston, Tex, Nov. 3D. (speclal.) =
Wool-Marliet steady and unchanged.
spKSG--TwELvn MONlns' CLIP.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

Galveston, Tex, Nov. % Especially
Stocks this day ................... L012..G3
Stocks this day last year cum. l,li2,aag
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

Liverpool, Eng, Nov. - lSpecial)--
Cotton future, closed barely s,oaiy ~ 80 4
noiuts lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

Galveston, Tex, Nov. 2a-tSpecial. -
Sugar-plantatio agents prices ia round
lots by the carload for Louisiana sugars;
Market closed steady and unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-24

iRADF- This Day. We
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-23
HARDWARE SEIZED.
1t Is Claimed That the COastWiSe
Laws We're Violated.

Collector of Port Phelps yesterday di-
rected the United States District Attorney
to seize and cOnfscate a large quantity Of
goods which recently arrived on British
vessels from American cities, but via
European ports The shipment of goods
that way is claimed by the Collector to be
violation of the cOastwse trade laws
Proceedings are pending in the United
States District Court involving the ques-
ton, the action being based upon the Seiz-
ure of a quantity of hardware consigned to
Durham, Carrigan u Hayden COMPANY. In
the mean while Collector Phelps, having cor
strued the law against such shipments. Will
60 on Selling all American goods arriving in
the manner stated. The goods which the
Collector ordered seized yesterday were the
following consiguments: Eight hundred
and foTty-fOur coils Of rope on the shin
Duchess Of Albany, consigned to $, G.
Young; 500 barrels Of plaster, 800 barrels of
marble dust on the City of Benares. con
signed to ii. G. Holmes Il Co. 3S3 bales
of hay rope, 800 coils of barbed wire. 500
Kegs Of nails, 3 cases Of iron locks. on
board the same vessel Consigned TO Hawley
Bros. 600 kegs Of cut steel nails, 2245 bars
Of iron, on the same vessel, consigned TO
Durham, Carrigan x HAYDEN Company; %
packages OF hardware, 1902 kegs oil nails, 6
barrels OF sad iron, s cases Of hardware. on
the same vessel, consigned TO CarUan & Co.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-23

sizes. German Prunes 4@5c: Red NectarneS. SO
4e White Nectarnes 4g9c; EI1 Pears
lose; Sliced Pears, 3@5c; CHARTERED Pears Z12S
KAISINS-Dealers report a fair call for loose, but
very light demand for boxed goods LAYERS,
fancy. quOtable at 81 25Ql 80 q box; good 10
choice Sl@l 10. with the usual advance Tor trac-
tiOna boxes loose MuscatelS, 75@S5G " DOx ana
214G314c p n in sacks e
1212c p 10 for native; Pine Nuts, ll9l212c: wal
nuts, 7la@sc q n: do papershell do e99c soft
2 10: papershelI. l3Gl4c p ID; Chile Walnuts, 50
sc: Peanuts, 3G3lec = 10 for domestic; Hickory
TIC for large; Filberts, Ill. @l2I2c; Brazil Nuts,
6lR@713c: Cocoanats. $4 50gj p 100 ...,..,,.
VEGETABLES-The dry weather has practically
checked shipments of Mushrooms Tomatoes are
not overfrm. Asparagus. 2U@30c q 10 Los Angeles
Peppers. I2Lagl5c 2 ID: Green Peas. 9Sc; South
ern Green Peas. l212@l5c; Marrowfat squash SAC
y ton; Dried Okra. lt9lSc; Dry Peppers, l5c z 10;
Cabbage coo r. ctl; Feed Carrots, 3594Oc; Turnps,
bOt475ci Beets' 81; Parsnlps, u 20; Garlic 20 C
PROYISIONo-Prices show no variation. Eastern
Covered Breakfast Bacon IS quotabe at IZa4G
&c y 10; California Smoked Bacon 9L&9lOc
q 10 FOR heavy and medium, lIgl5c q 10 Tor
light, and l3I49131sc for extra light: Bacon sidss.
lOI46l0 loc. Eastern Sugar-cured Hams Tor cry
trade, 12GI3c; California Hams. salt. lOe z ID:
Northumberland, 11Qlll2c = 10; Iard;fierceS
Eastern. all kinds 84499c cases IO54@l99i
tins DC; pals l0-1b 1O1qc: do 5-t6, lO4c; kegs
9I4@iOe z 10; Mess Beer. 81 509S; extra mess do
$i9 50920 extra prime, $l5al5 so; extra clear,
$2O920 90; mess do, SIT 50Gl 3 q Dbl; Pig PORK,
z kcg. 1898 %; Pigs Feet, $lZ9l2 70 {. Dbl;
Smoked Beer, IlG1l &c = 10
HOPS-Quoted at lSgZlc q ID for common to
choice
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sated steers are
quOtable at rec q 10; medium, &c; light, 4g4l2c;
COwbdes, 4@4I 2c; salted KIP, 3s4 G4c: saited Calf.
&c; dry Hides. usual selection, lOc; dry Kips, &c;
prime GOatskins. 30850c each; Kids, 0lOc; Deer
skins good summer. 371ac: medium 3G@32l2c;
winter, 20925c; Sheepskins, Shcarngs IUg25c;
short wool, 40G70c; medium, 100000; long wool,
9OcaSl 40 T. n. Cults OF all kinds about 10 less
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered, 4G4I2c; re-
hneG 512@534 C; Grease. 31ac y 10.
WOOL-We quote fau " OOis as follows: San Joa-
quln and Southern. SG9c; San joaquin and South
ern Lambs 99llc. Sprung clips range as follows:
Choice Northern, 17G2Uc; Southern, seven months
l2LaMl5c y h.