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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-24
ALONG The COAST.

Governor Markham is expected TO 60 to
Grass Valley On Admission day.
Ga kland pastors are opposed 10 doing
even temperance work ON Sundays
The county division party in Fresno
would seem 10 be growing in strength.
Tulare County farmers ale all coming to
the conclusion that II pays TO irTigate grain
HalfmOon Bay is in line with the rest Of
the State. in that the town wants railroad.
A carload OF black bass have been sent To
Washington 10 stock the streams Of that
State.
The Government is building quarantine
station at La Playa for the port of San
Diego.
Silver ore running $1,000 to the ton has
been found in the Rupert mine, near
Phoenix.
The Savage Mining Company is negotia-
ting for the purchase Of the Douglas quartz
mill at Dayton.
A. =. Judson is the latest expert who has
examined the 1emescal mines, and he says
that there is plenty of tin in sight
One thousand dollars day is taken out
OF the Jack Rabbit mine. near Casa Grande,
In Arizona. This is done winter and sum-
mer. day 10 and day out. without fail.
Red Bluff has couple of WIFE beaters.
bat does not propose to have them long.
Hemp. rails and tar and feathers are album
dant at Red Bluff, and il should not be
difficult to devise a punishment to fit the
crime.
A son Of the late Governor Stevenson OF
Nevada has been indicted by the Grand
Jury OF Ormsby County for attempting to
bride Court Commissioner. The trouble
grew out OF the division of the estate of the
Governor
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ASSAULTED A PATROL DRIVER.
Attorney George GiIIen Figures In An
other Disgrhceful Affair.

Attorney George GiIIen Figures In An
other DisgrRceful Affair.
There was a lively one-sided ARRAY In
a saloon al Union and Powell streets early
Sunday morning. Frank Murphy. one of the
police patrol drivers, was on his way home
when he entered the saloon. He had no
sooner stepped inside the door than Attor-
ney George Gillen and several friends
sprang upon him. Gillen was recently ar
rested for drunkenness and resisting an
officer. and he unjuStly accused Murphy of
having caused the publication of the details
of the diSgTaceful escapade So IL came
to pass that when Murphy entered the
saloon Gllen sprang forward and strucK
at Murphy with a chair. The patrol driver
was cornered and during the scrimmage
the attorneys brother, Frank, struck him
on the head with q club. George Gillen
raised chair second time and it was de-
Scending in the direction of Murphy's head
when 1t struck a gas jet. smashing the
globe 10 pieces. George Stout took hand
in the affair and succeeded in landing sew
eral blows on MuTphy's head. Finally
some one shouted police" and Murphy
made his escape. He was not too badly
hurt to attend to his duties. but he did not
forgive his assailants, for he swoIe out war
rants yesterday that caused the arrest OF
Frank and George Giilen on charge of an
assault with deadly weapon, and Stout
for hatfary
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STREET RAILWAY NEWS.
The Completion of the Bryant
Street Electric Railroad.
Michael skelly Tells Of the Opposition From
Electric Light Companies to
His Line.

Gustav Sutro emphatically denies that
any steps have been taken toward the con-
solidation of the North Beach and Mission
Railway line and the Omnibus Gable Rail-
way. He would not even plead guilty TO
having harbOred such thought.
Michael Sicily, who presides over the
destinies of the North Beach road, secuted
the idea that he would ever join forces with
any line, let alone his arch-ant agonist-the
Omnibus Cable road.
"rhe nearest approach we ever came to
consolidation" he said, twas the other day
when one of our cars colllded with How
ard-street dummy" Mr.. Sicily said that
he proposed 10 fight it out until he got the
right to run his line by electricity.
NEW LINES BUILT.
During the past three months the North
Beach and Mission Railway line have had
nearly 200 men employed In laying new
track along the Bryapt-street branch. This
road is completed and will be in operation
with horses as motive power during the
coming week. This branch commences at
Market and East streets and runs along the
latter th0roughfare to Folsom street, thence
TO Second, TO Bryant, and along that street
TO Twenty sixth; there it DIVORCES to Army
street and then to the San Bruno road.
From Bryant aud Twenty-siXth streets q
branch has been laid TO Folsom street aud
along Folsom 10 StOneman street.
Another branch connects from the Bryant
street road TO Folsom street al Eight street.
On Second street another connection has
been made between the two routes.
The new lines are all double tracked and
the rails used are 65-pOund girder steel, the
heaviest of any used in this city.
ELECTRICITY TO BE USED.
Mr.. Sicily states that the company will
use electricity as motive power as soon as
the courts will permit them TO go ahead
He states that the electric light companies
and the Bell telephone companies are war
ring against the use of electricity as n mo-
tive power The reason is that the light
companies fear that the electric roads will
supply lights 10 the streets and houses in
the districts through which they pass. 1t
could lie done by them at very low cost by
the addition of but little power. The tele-
phone companies fear that the electric road S
will interfere with their monopoly Of over
head wires.
ave have expended over 100000 al
ready" Mr.. Skeily states, "dnd we stand
ready 10 expend $4,000 the minute we can
settle the injunction suits that have been
brought against us by Mayor Sanderson."
The North Beach company has purchased
q frontage OF 600 feet on Army street by a
death OF $50 feet, where will be loca ted the
shops and works of the company.
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Produce Market.

FLOcR-The market is weak and family extras
marked down Csc. Other descriptions un-
changed. Net cash prices follows: Family
extras 81 1894 IS: Bakers extras, 81 1894 rs;
supernne. 81 6OQD3 q Dbl.
WHEAT-Spot freights are quieter aud, AZ any,
thing, easier. The chartered wheat fleet In port
has registered tonnage OF bl.l2b, against 81 900
tons Oh the same date last year; diseDgaged, lG5-
S00 tons. against 1900; on the way to this port
277 900 tons, against 1856, 500.
Wheat continues weak aud very dull AZ raF,fed
prices No. l, 81 321a1l IS q ell; choice 81 s6i4;
lower grades. 81 25Dl 90 extra choice for III Hing
81 37129l AZ y ctl
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoS-l0 o'eiock-Buyer December
500 tons; 81 1874; 1900, 81 S7ss Seller '92-
100, 81 331f
REGULAR MoRSIse sEss1oS-selier ,s2-looo
tons. 81 331a. Buyer December-500, 81 S7s4;
AFrERNooS sEssloN--Buy er Dece ter-2oo TON.
81 $3.50; zoe. 81 37Js. Buyer December stock.
ton-l00, 81 30. Seller '92-400. 81 $685..
BARLEf-Feed is In moderate reouest and ,va at
at the recent decline. Brewing is dull as the shin
pers have Withdrawn from the market All classes
OF Cheyaifer are neglected and nominal No I
Feed. s1ts @aoc eti choice bright do. eV9el "A Q
DARK Coast S5ci Brewing. gzi2cGSl: No. !, Chey.
aier, vi 20; lower grades, 90eenSl q ctL
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'clock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-SeIer '92 new
500 tons e0Lsc. october-l00. csc. December
800. s5Ac; loo. e3ssc. Buyer December-I0O.
962sc: $40, S6l4.
AFTERNooN SESSION Seller ,eo. new-s0o toms.
90I4c; 200. 90tse; 800. 90ssc. December Loo
Docember-lO0, 81 37Is.
oATS-There Is fair demand for all sorts Mt nrm
prices. Stocks are not heavy. New Oats are quoted
81 IDOL rs: Milling nominal at 81 45GSl SO; sur.
prise. 81 65@l o0-none here. Black, 81 I21z6al 25
y cti.
CoRN-Large yellow is firm at the advance, but
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with stunning force, rang the wild cries Of
anguished alright, of fierce oyermastering
terror.
A moment later and Inez - who had
strangely still figure of her idoiZed
brother-was pushed aside by hands that
were strong and untender to her through
the frantic emotion Of their owner, and
May Carol, the promised wife of Jack
Hammond, the belle of hundred ball
rooms, was kneeling over Lionel Brabos, a
blanched agony on her young face which
comes only on the faces of women when
what is more to them than life is In peril.
''Oh. he is not dead! Jack, tell me he Is not
dead - she cried, never removing her eyes
from the still, unconscious face that lay up
turned before her.
And Jack, with brotherly kindness, laid
his hand on her shoulder. Il trust not, for
your sake, DEAR" he said; and there was
only tender sympatly in his voice-none
of a lovers resentment or sorrow. At that
moment the dark eyes of Lionel Enclosed
with slow and languid WEAKNESS, and fixed
themselves on the face of the girl who knelt
beside him. a strange, new light stole Into
them as he looked, then tenderness and love
untold met the blue eyes above.
MY dearest, have l alarmed you? Twas
stunned. 1t is nothing" he whispered then
softly, as his hand stole up and pris0ned
hers. You care enough for me 10 pale like
that? Ny misunderstanding"
Jack, who had caught every word, turned
to lnez aud took her trembling hands in
his.
Your brother is not injured by his fall, q"
he said gently. "They do not want us.
viii you come with me to the spot in which
] first saw you-the shadow of the big chest
nut tree-and let me tell you something?
have much to say to you. Miss Brabos''
But" said IneZ. with a startled glance
toward the others, who had forgotten all
things save themselves and the love which
had found voice CT last-"but ] thought
Miss Carol was to be your wife; | thought
she loved y0u.'
land hat | loved her? So did I: but
now both May and | know otherwise. She
knew, the very first time she saw your
brother; | knew-Oh. IneZ. | knew lateri-
when l heard your yOice-and it had seemed
the sweetest music in the world to me.
Nay; they do not want Us, and | want you.
my beautiful child. Come with me. aud let
me tell you Of my love, passionate and
strOng-my deep and lasting love for your
She looked to where Nay knelt, still un-
der the maple. with Lionel seated beside
her, pale, il is true, but with love light glori-
fying his handsome face, the hands of the
city belle held fast in both Of his; and her
dainty young cheeks flushed, as she cast
down her eyes and extended her pretty
hands to Jack.
And so it came to pass that the two who
thought they had brought love with them
found 1t there. waiting for them under the
broad branches OF the chestnut tree.
May makes a model farmers WHEAT
least so Lionel asserts; and Inez, in her
city home, Is so sweet a hostess and SO fair
a fresiGe figure that Jack azily advises his
bachelor friends TO go counting to the most
quiet part OF the country, and they VOW
they will do so.
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Cruel, Cruel

To Its victims Is that memorable foe to hu man
peace that destroyer OF rest and frequent termna.
ton OF human INSTRUMENTATION. Like many an.
other physical ILL., 1t is easily remedied at the outset
with Hostettcrs Stomach Bitters, which expels the
rheumatic virus from the blood through the kid
neys. There exists the amplest evidence to prove
that in cases that have resisted other treatment the
Bitters has produced thorough and permanent re-
SUITS But TO temper re with this maady is folly.
Attack 1t at once with the Bitters and it may be
nipped In the bud When mature it is the most
Obstinate OF complaints. Kidney trouble. dyspep.
sia' neuralgia incipent govt. constipation. malaria
ana liver complaint beat hasty retreat when the
pitters Is summoned to the rescue. wineglsssful
three times day. "a
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WE LOVE BUT FEW.

Oh yes. we mean all Kind words that we say
TO Old friends and TO new,
Yet doth this truth grow clearer day 10y day
We love but Few.
We love we Iovei What easy words 20 say,
when sunrise splendor bri6StHnS all the way,
And far and near
Are breath OF flowers and caroiing OF birds.
And bells that chime
Our hearts are light; We d not weigh our words
At morning timei
But when the nattn music all is hushed,
Aud life's great load
Doth weigh Us down, ana thick with dust
Doth grow the road,
Then do we say SIS often that we love.
The words have grown:
with pleading eyes we look TO Christ above,
And clasp our own
Their lives are bound 10 ours by mighty bands,
No mortal strait,
Nor death itself, with its prevailing hands,
Can srparat-.
The world is wide. and many names are dear,
And friendship true:
Eet DO these words reNd palmer year by year
We love but few.
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SUFF0CATED WHILE ASLEEP.
Accidental Death OF Young Drug Clerk
From Gas IuhaistIons.

From Gas uhais lions.
George A. Leithold, young drug clerk.
died yesterday morning from inhalation OF
Illuminating gas while asleep. For two
months he had been employed at j. W.
Lomelino's pharmacy. at Pacific and Leav-
enworth streets, and was in the habit of
sleeping in a small room just back of the
store. When Lomelno entered the store at
Z o'clock yesterday morning his attention
was attracted by the Odor of gas. Going IN 10
the rear room, he found Leithold in bed
and unconscious. One of the windows was
partly open, and 1t is supposed that during
the night the gas was blown out by gust
OF wind, as it was usually left Burning low
DIR. Muffe WAS called in. and after labor
Ing for some time failed to resuscitate the
unconscious man. The patro-wagon was
called and conveyed LeithOld to the Receiv-
ing Hospital, where he died five minutes
after his arrival. and the remains were sent
to the MGrgue
Deceased was aged 10 years and a native
Of Iowa, where his parents reside. He also
leaves brother residing in Woodland
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A Big Slice of Land Involved.

The argument in the case of William S.
Chapman against the Bank of California
for the possession Of $4,000 acres of land in
Fresno and MERGED counties has been sub
mitted TO the Supreme Court. The plaintiff
says that he decided the land to the bank in
trust to secure loan mads to Isaac Fried
Ian der. This loan, be said, was afterward
paid back, but tho bank refused to deed
back the land, and when sued, pleaded the
statute of limitations.
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Pollak & Co... F.,I,r.,

The examining committee appointed by
the creditors of Poilak & &c. have made
thorough investigation of the stock and ac-
counts of the main establishment and will
to-day begin an investigation of the Oakland
branch. Tomorrow they will take account
OF the STOCK on hand in the retail store at
the corner Of Geary and Market. after which
meeting OF the creditors will be called to
canvass the situation. Several representa-
tiyes OF Eastern creditors are in the city
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Shipping Notes.

The steamer Pomona sails to-day for Humboldt
Bay. The Australia falls cue from Honolulu wel.
lington from Departure Bay, and Arago and Emily
from Coos Bay.
The ship Commodore T. ii. Allen 227l tons
loads Merchandise for New York: Hawaiian bark
Lady Lampson, IL tons, Merchandise for sydney.
The following vessels load Lumber: British bark
Alice Muir. 4So tons. Puget Sound to Melbourne.
40s: bark Heitos, 067 tons, same voyage AMI rate
schooner w. II. Talbot 776 tons. Puget Sound to
santa Rosalia; Norwegian bark Benjamin Bangs,
1175 tons, Puget Sound to Cork for orders SIS Cd
The Ihaatts takes for Cork 81, 2s6 centals Wheat,
valued at SS6.6i3
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Died at ais Workbencb.

Samuel Perkins. an aged shoecut,er who
lived at GIL Sansome street, died suddenly
yesterday morning while at work In the CO.
operative factory, at Twenty-fifth and Bart
lett sire cts. While bending over his bench.
he fell unconscious, and breathed mis- last
30 minutes later. DIR. Mcpherson was sum-
moned. but arrived too late to render any
aid: The deceased was SINGLE aged 60years.
and native of New York. Heart disease
was the cause of death
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Mrs. sqaires Asks for a Chance

Mrs. j. Ii Squires. wife OF the juror con-
victed of embracery, has written the fol-
lowing letter to Judge Coffey:
Kind Sir: Will you allow me 20 appeal to
you for mercy and give me a chance To defend
myself 10 your court IN the Alice DeciO case :?
i am not guilty OF the charges that are made
against me. / will bring witnesses 10 prove n IN
4 AIN only given chance. My reason is almost
gone with trouble. / am not the character
i am represented 70 be. Is there no
law TO defend a defenseless woman? Now,
In the name OF a true and powerful God
and IN the name OF The mother that brought
you into the world, give me chance TO de-
fend myself. This / ask In Gods name. Your
most humble seIyant. MRS. j. III. SouIREs
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Chicago Markets.

CHIcAec, Aug. 2S.-wheat was fairly active and
opened 1sc lower on the Buffalo strike, weaker
cables, increase passage the increase in Eng
lsh visible aud an Increase In British stocks OF
Wheat and Flour, declined lac more, advanced sc
on lighter receipts in the Northwest, firmer late
cables and good buying by New ork and ST. Louis,
declined lac on realizing. aud closed steady az IA
lower. Receipts, 42s .OOV bushels; shipments, ia
900 bushels. Rye, 62L2. Barley. 63e.
CHICAGO. Aug. 23.- wheat-Cash 1880 Corn
5214c PORK - Sll 2712 Lard-S7 40. Ribs
"a S71a. Mbisky-S1 lb.
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Opium without a Prescription.

Twenty-one Chinese were convicted yes
terday on a charge OF selling opium witho ut
physicians prescription. For the defen Sc
1t was urged that the prescription ordinance
covered only those forms OF opium used for
medicinal purposes. Thomas Price. the
chemist, testified, however, that the opium
sold by the Chinese could be used for medic
inal purposes and easily converted into
pills and laudanum. Judge Joaehimsen will
sentence the convicted men tomorrow,
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Choice far Wethers are bringing the top quotation
but they must be fine Beef Is in ample supply and
easy. Lamb, Yea! and Pork show no change,
Wholesale rates from slsughterers dealers are
follows:
BEEF-FIrst quality. 4s4G5c: second quality
4i49a l2c; third do, 3Ls6l4c. a
NEAL-Large. bLa 616e; small Calves 6laGa7c.
MUrToN-w ethers. &c q u: extra choice, 71ac;
Ewes. 612c.
IAMB-Spring S9S9c p 10
PORk-Live Hogs b5sdo51Sc p 10 for heavy and
medium grsin-fed; small fat Hogs 6I4@l5ssc; stock
Hogs, 4la@6ci dressed do 71aGpSc . 10.
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Farc-PlRy rs Fined.

The four faro-players captured in Gap
tain" Whites game on Market street are in
luck. They pleaded guilty yesterday and
Judge JOachimsen allowed them to escape
by paying fine of $50 each.
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Tie Produce Exchange cable
New York NIarl,nta

NEW YORK, Aug %. - The stock market con-
tinned the upward movement The Texas railroad
decision influenced prices and potent In the adj.
Fsnces effected. Gould stocss were strong and
features. Changers were prominent for strength,
the whole list sharing the upwa movement The
Central market was Irm aud closed rather active
aud heavy 20 weak. Governments dun and steady.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS closed 1t $3.50.
new YORK. Aug. 2S.-United States Ronds As
1i612; CO. rs 100; Northern Pacinc 2liA: Cana
dlAu Pacific. Ss19: Central racine. 70: onion Pa
elEe, 3S12; AtebIson ana Santa re. 351b; Wells
Fargo LAB: Western Union. 9914; Silver, S2st G.;
Sterling. 80 S7126f4 ss.
aheat-september. Slssc- Flour, steady. Coree
SIS 55. Sugar, 2Ss % 3Ssc. HOGS - Pacific
Coast. 2O@ 241se. Hides. lS@l7e. Copper-Lake,
81 90 1ln-Spot. $50 3D. Lead-DomeSIIe 81 10
iron. $40. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $685..
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hoHNiSg sALT4
Board-1s0 Water. 100Is; $1,000 Market-st
Cable Bonds. l22; omnibus Cabs. IS: 90 Hutch
lnson = Co, 3; Preside 4 Ferries r. 2sIh.
100 Safety Nitro Powder. Ob, 1l54: SO do. lila
AFTERNOON ssLEA
Board-50 Hutchinson L Co. 3: $1,000 Park a
GIN House Bonds. e5: $4,000 Ohm ibus Cable
Bonds 1855.
Street so Cal Electric Light 10
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And in accordance with law aud 40 order OF
the board of directors. maae on the 10th oav nj
july 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary. VIII be sold at public
auction at the Office of the company. $40 Pm,
street. rooms Is and II. San Francisco, Cali
fornia. on THURSDAY. the Sth dav of September
1884, at the hour OF O'Clock r. NJ of said day "a
pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs of advertising aud expenses of sale
j. w PEW, Secretary.
ohee-Sl0 Pine street, rooms is aud II. Ssa
Franc SEQ, California.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-KENTUCK CON
~ soiidated Mining Company. Location OF prin-
cipal place OF business, San Francisco Cal location
OF works, Gold H1i Storey County. New.
NOtice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment No A.
levied on the fifteenth day OF July, 1892 the sew
eral amounts set opposite the OF the respec-
firaS lar fltIIn
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and are awaiting the result OF the present
investigation. So far they have taken no
individual action,
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English Whent MarL.t
FuTURE@

LIVERPOOL, Aug. %. - The spot market is
steadier at IS Cd CargOes steady at 3Ss cd for
of coast, 33s 81 Tor Just shipped and 33s 90 Tor
nearly due.
FUTURES
Tie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: Au-
gust 6s I'd; September. 6s lad: October os
Lad; November, IS 2S4ds December, IS sad
sECURITIEs
LONDON. Aug. 23.-ConsoIs. 81 5-l6; Silver,
81 l5-l6d; Rentes. 1907 2Iac.
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Exchange and Bullion.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-wool active and firm
Domestic fleece. 25@S5c p 10.
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Lumber Market.
tail rates nominal

Wood Market.
Posts. &c each; Redwood, SIS 25 per cord;
Oak. rough. S797 rs: do. peeled SO so: Pine Sc so
cord; Railroad Ties, S71ac apiece for 6xs ana IS
950c Tor 7x9.
TANBARK-Ground bark. $24 o ton, whole,
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Hops are quiet; choice PacIfics. els, 24@241Sc.


The California dried fruit market Is let though
In good tone. Raisns devoid OF spirit momen-
tsrily and popular brands selling. early ship
ments, at the closest prices quoted last wees.
SUGAR GoFFEE
Sugsr-Rehned. strong and unchanged; raw firm !.
a bid OF 3.I6c for centrifugal was refused.
Cohee-Steady at to 20 points Iower:. August
and September, Sl3 55.
FRUIT SALES.
CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-The Earl Fruit Company to-
day sold California fruits at auction ana realized
the following prices: Bartietts 81 50G so; Gross
frunes, 81 Is; German Prunes 81 so; Peaches
81 10; Quackenboss Plums, 81 rs: Japan PIums
81 10; half-crate FOntaine bleau. 81 40; Muscats
. bOEAi 10