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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
INsECisIN rnr s1lIP,
Unkuown species Imported from Bur
mnh 10 Cargo OF Htcr.

Uukuown species Imported from nur.
mai 10 - Cargo OF HtcC.
SAN FRASCECJ, Jan. 2s.-Vho Bit.
lsh ship Mil Wall, Captain Bromuer,
arrived ia port a short timo ago from
Rangoou, Burman, with q cargo sup
posed 90 be composed exclusively of
rice.
When the matches WrrU removed,
however, vast swarm 70, iusccH dew
out uuu on examination the hold was
found 90 uu literally alive win thum.
30 much 90, DO isuI, ,uns 30 was un i'm.
poaibilily Tor the bail0rs ~ Cgsugni iJT
iuar of Huu UlilJl.
PrJL Davidson, Of The United States
gu1ie,,c aud coast survey has obtained
specimens OF tue insects aud recognizes
among them twUepUuIcg of the common
American wUayil. hut there ate sew.
tral Others which nrg unknown % him,
aud which he has sent 10 the universe
ly at Berkeley Tor classification, TuUy
may turn out 10 DO gr0,t pgsI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

During the past week the people became
convinced and fully realized that Dr.. q. w
sbutgsa Guarantee offer means lust what 10
aYs-rhat alI catarrhal surcrcu beginning
treatment during January will Doc treated aud
supplied with 40 medicines for 50 o month,
with tho positive agreement and guarantee
that thU tlta, cost of % complete euro Hha.i 900
uu UHsr exceed SIS. The .HuuWuut ui Hur.
prise save place 60 one Of yhscruy'a ou thr
port Uf each visitor 90 got advantage Of she
opportunity Cor hImHUt aud fUUuuH. Many
VINO came vlry boo tur Nryk uul puUud lNuWr
HyINuH under treatment ryluIur4 lhfr hi'hf'
mg with them iuyuus aud uyirhhun Who were
I6ts remarkable Guarantee Offer Do helms
Understood au1 appreciated Hy those ouiui ihu
irHIa rvunlU VINO have suffered Tor NvarH. HUg
~ uu have HUUut hundreds ur doll ara lu luu VAIN
effort 60 uuu rgIiUf, lIl expressing iho Haiuy dc.
ourn ana zoo advantage NJ tUe Guarantee that
iu t.U NuU. wort case, % UUaII NOS tuHt moro
than il.,vg Co DO completely and permanently
Inc Guarantee oIer ma, demonstrated worry
fuTrIulF that tuu people of tuIH inter- mountain
country HTu NOT Glow 90 appreciate "a EHnl
thing. and ATE luat aa laiea 10 tAc advantage
lthasb been shown courluuycly aud the pso.
pic fully appreciate tuat Hc Guarantee uNer
uuuHfi1Hd tuatIt IH extended only Co those
who ur flu treatment uuUUF January. with luu
Intention OF tasting 900 ful NuN tuupIttN ANftN
months course uI treatment. and luuHu uyair.
IuF Co take advantage ul 10 should remember
the word uf advice DuuHult uuatuu shores
auu begin your treatment now, don't wall
until tIr lass days OF tnU month, for then his
offices will br more crowded, and ho duutu'l
want s. Ou 60 say uu February lat mat you were
NOT colo Go tHLu advantage of thH grand uuur
because crowded offices mllH Il impossible,
ALL CATAill,lIAL sutlEHEks BEGtS.
MIG TREATMENT DURING JANUARY
WILL HL TREATED ANn buIrLlEu
WITH ALL MEDICINES luN So a MONTH,
WITH IllE ru- FIVE AGREEMENT Az u
GUARANTEE THAI tut IuIAL Cu7r or
a COMPLETE Cths SHALL ~ 40 CAaL
LAtlEu as.
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NiF. Frank ". shDup, q well. known mining
mHu Uf lHttH Guy, Mont, Hay.. 'l want iC
pEUfrHs my gratitude iu ur, 60. w. shores, Hul
Wautl % put plainly ana turHInN ln lNt urW'.
Uaurrs. Hl that others who may Huuur AH dll
may road of my experience with Doctor ~hurra
aud lrHFu ~ nero 90 uul rullvt, Cor know what
"NF trouble came uu about HIA ur .uFtu
yrlrH Uuu. 10 began iIrt with cold 900 thu
head. followed Hy another uul another uNuI
mY nose became continually stopped uUt and
tNu pain Iu che front aud tho back ~ wy head
became au severe au1 tHO annoyance ao great
that IIfg wac only "a Iuruyu.
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ITO HcnioyHi uiIL

DENvER, Jan. GA special from
Washington Gays that Senator VOL
c0tJ gave notice today that us soon us
the Nicaragua bill Wus Gupusu1 Of
next Friday hu would move 70 take up
the bill for too removal OF the Southern
Uto ludiauB. lie said the subject was
pressing onn na the lniiauu were
very Testlefs pending removal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

LONDJS, Jan. .2.-lt Is officially
slatgu that the Bfitish consular agent
at Hawaii IL maintaing an absolute
neutral attitude uul 10 10 added that
there Is no foundation Tor the report
that tho TOyallsA whom they rebtilet
early this month were assured by him
that II they held tho palace for three
hours GtsRt Britain would recognizes
them as the government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

SIR. W. NJ. Lemon, OF Twin budFos. Mont,
SAYS "Ny VITO suffered from cltsrth nor nl
stomach. ana, in fact undermined ihe whole
tyftum 10 such uu yAIout iNHt Huo was almost
% c0uurmUd invalid, rhe iuul O. many things
ono wins uUu0Bt Encouraged Iut she i7 ahHpuy
woman now, for uttur IAhuH regular tuTHu
m0nths' U0ura0 fhr be- yulHUIF huu completely
wonderful, tor 1 never Thought che could get
we'll"
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Iudian Appropriation Tin Passed.

WAAuNuIoS, Jan. 22.-'rhe Indian
appropriation uill, which has UUrn
under couslicsati "a iOf i've days ia
the House was nually passed today.
Il carried SG.6iJ,s so wneu reported, but
Is passed, the total was considerably
augmented, one amendment alone 10
pay the hnt inslnllment Tor the pur.
CHASE ui iho Cherokee 0utluD carry lag
sl0lB.OJO
A uIl offered by Mr. Cooper Of
TeEas, 20 AuthunyB tho appointment
before March 4, lsDj, Of a Chuot 90 thu
naval nuauemy from each congregational
district net actually represented, en-.
c0untored considerable opposition, anu
q f0ll.Call was forced on thb question
OF he passage. Tho bill was passed,
lbl 20 81.
rhs conference report on the urgent
deficiency bill was adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

The 70. q. W. Ry. runs within n
short uigtsuco OF tho now gold claims
ma Little Cottonwood and have agreed
~ run an eEcuTsiun on Thursday morn.
Ing az sos. rr0spocioru anu examin.
efs OF these valuable Fields can return
atl:2O pm. or 6'4l Pm, Fare but s
Tor tno round trip, aere'a chance 10
get a claim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

CLINroN, No., Jan, 22.-rho town
OF JYuust0u, M bates county, twenty
miles west VI here, has burned. No
means were at hand Tor lighting tue
Hfe, and MY houses were destroyed.
rhu l1fB VIII us almost total, ~ the
u suIAuuo was Hight.
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HrILL SHOWING.

Tho Heaviest storm Of tho Winter
Now Raging La the Mountains.
SACRAMENT, Cal, 23.-rhe heaviest
snow storm that has prevailed this
winter Ia now raging IN tho mountains
between 5nRly Run nui EmIgrHut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

NEWPORT, X. l., Jan. .3.-Capt. NJ.
q. Martin, U. 5. ~, retired, was found
dead last night Ut hiH home from heart
disease. Capt. Martin was 10 years
old. lie was appointed 10 the navy
from Florida In 1889 Hnd served with
tho exception Of one yUar until 1870,
when he retired.
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ably protest against the use OF the
baudayos made by tho empress nnI
csIprsEs uowager, ~ Toxic, aud be-
that thcy be hun. near thuif pillow
iusioal. The gfAtIficlt 70 which these
WatLs % imperial fcugm lfauce anu
'av0r excite i5 often thought O. gtimu.
hto inc pro.rua8 OF tue iuyaIiI8 O..
wards TeCIy
Tho Japantss troops iu the L'ao
iuug lrninsuih afc actively pTuuBuu.
Tor au impprlu, oEpaIi,l.u, luI 30 is
assumed on 90 aides JuHt Wei Hal Wei
vii. he tho object Oi attack. Tue mill.
tary force gathered fos tli8 purpose b.
of uuCu; thu same strength as that
which cItqIurcd Fallen aud pofl
Arthur IL consists OF the fret divis.
i9gi under Lieutenant General Yamaj,
anu one half OF tho second division,
known as The iundal division. RupJrts
iUm wei Hat Wei state that u0i less
tugu 5000 Chinese arc lus,od ia Ol
near tue flit.nuauIus.
Two Foreigners, ma EuHiIauman and
r. German, whcic NAMES are not pub.
Iishrd, ute said 60 Doe experimenting
Che defensive operations. The irrt lu
thU uafuOr has uuOu Increased, unI 10
iF believed shat thirteen tliu VI wat
uul fifteen torpedo bJaiH afe anchored
ihutC. At lou1t Unu.halt OF the vessel
utg li email riEa,
Won hauuuEin'l scheme for fe0Fguu.
lziag the Chiuuiu army, uud providing
s' buUrt nJt % "a truatwuuuy force i0i
tIu defense OF PoEiu hos boon ret asldt
uy order % the lnIrg II Yameu. The
rsa6an publicly rlycu Tn abandoning
10, Is The alleged depletion u the treas
ufy. Apart ,Gom tnil, it is known thai
great ulJCIuiunt was excited in high
military quurtun Dy tho proposal %
confer thG chief command uluu "a s8r,
wuta growing $50 Loud au1 if,qu0ut o..
Hence she overthrow Oi The project
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UNTID FEB. /
ho Guarantee Offer opcn-ouco Have necn ESten
comodatc all.

Treatment During January WIN o
An Medicine For 50 Month win 'ho
sc Aeemc nud the Total Cost OF
shall Not tNcCcd ai5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

Dr. C. w. Shores, salt Lake AllIt Wan.
thnuuuUr Go write FHua IutIur 90 uuuufl. I
Waha terrible auuUfur Cor eighteen yoarH with
thHt dread dlHul.u uslaTrnl uul ulud everything
material benefit until lu1.Iy gave up hope Of
ever being cured, when Waa accommodated 90
trg yuuF treatment and concluded 60 DO Hu
Ht "a luatr1.uTL -o whom 1ul FaNc your ton
days FREQ treatment Dr. summer, concluded
90 avail myself cot Yuur generous uutr, no.
CU.yuu 30 much benefit from ihu ten days
hkuu yuur regular course U' treatment, which
leit mo uLu ID new woman iN uFtry way / was
entirely cured of wy trouble ana hnNp never
hlu 10 return uf o. I cannot speak Iu too hIgu
terms 10 uc amietgI OF sou and your Won
GuFlll treatment
You're rrItu.uI.Tt -
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"NIy trpcuto was gone, ana u ] ever did feel
hungry 600 eight ~ food placed before mU
would uuu"rAIC mos NHl NInuinu irUlll b
H.uut Uy stomach, especially after eating.
were rnu.uUatud and my whole fgHtum seemed
I tn Hr FraIuHIIy going tu pieces, WNyu went 90
Doctor h1rya aud placed myself under hl
"Aturtmy progress woe not 90 noticeable,
Nut nttur little umn boo using tho incidence
and uraiWCu'1 hudirpHfciuoL r1ulu breathe
turned, which bad euuTgIV Iusts tnU pains iu
my head gradually disappeared WF throat
I became we'll, aud with lhH uy tupeuiu came
uHes and mF cough aud chest pains dlnp'
UoHryd. . was under hlH treatment o. ltuu
. luHH than three WUulNH. Sow cat NuIIt NIrup
vol 1uf have gained 1tly pgahda 20 l,,h' ]
yyar., Iu tact / am gH Woll aH I ever was In
Wy ufI, and cannot cay ZOO much in praise NJ
Doctor shores, because 81 wac through uiH caro-
ana treatment 4 have uucn restored w
huAlth,"
Doctor shores treat, ami cures en-
trrrh ana nii disnusvh OF tlC ESQ,
Vur, Nose, throat, lungs stomach, liver,
hlduvyH, nud bladder, nii guruuig, pFl-
Nntv nuu uvrN Gus discusses OF huth ngNcs,
ana diseases VI women nuu children,
uuuus 60 o.. l.Nrulugs So hs sun
DAYS ~ u' ~, 60 D %. M 5000 e.
EUNgti tDr Oh tutHrrhli Diseases
llcdiolucH free, Doctor shores, motto
[ A. - Low Zee, Uutcia cure WHO nuu
Fniuluss Treatments 20 uu CtuUoi
como 80 sac office write Tor Doctor
shurcs' new syInptom iist and have
your ease diagnosed ana 500 expert
ADVICE Lisih'
| LIONS MEDICAL INSTITUTE
DOCTOR &, -. SHORES,
Committing physiclan,
81 EGat second South street,
sGit Lake City.
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Two Liitla children locked Ia white
tlu pnrruta We're Absent

IUU IHTTnTa W0FU AnHrnt.
EACUANENlO, GAL, Jan, 1.-The
cottage OF CuEriea Nilvy, az empl9yO
lu the r0uud house, was destroyed ny
fire today. Tho mother had gOnu out
shopping ana locked Two little boyp,
agei two aud four years, la tue house.
When tho ite was discovered, the
house was in macs Of hamus anu the
llttle ouo5 had potiahed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

from uuuurJI. IIEu lUum tUlf are received by
Doctor ruuruH every Ilg IfuW towns and oluu.
In 900 uar.s uT tuH county, Glowing mo Hulyur
uiu rtauIts obtained Iu tErH case placed uu-
dor BIO perfected ryatum uf home treatments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

Excursion 10 uls Gold Fields ia Little
cottonwood.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. March 23.-Wheat-The dry weather
reasserted to-day its claim to recognition and he
came principal factor in the early advance Later
an estimate from the odern Miller of the nresent
conoltlon OF winter wheat, making il rs s3 nor
cent as compared with previous years in March
gave the market its second growth and It grew for
a time quite vigorously. DIV w
The weekly ciearances from, botb coas.s ,,o;,
zOfOOO bushels more than in the week before vas
also an element ia the feeling which prevailed and
the evidence received yesterday OF the readiness f
the foreigners to take liberal quantities of c.Sh
wheat at the then prevailing price NAV iii ,
have been worked upon by the shorts The nredic
lions concerning the weather for the next thrty-s
hours was for colder and fair weather except for
the North. where ram or snow was forecasted
The visible supply is estimated to show a do
crease of 75O,0O0 bushels to LOCO 600 for tho
week. The receipts to-day at Minneapolis and Du-
same places $50 cars. making e49 cars for the
two days. The opening price for Nav was from
543sd541ac, very little selling below 54Ihc II
rose to 553sc, and 5514c bid as the market
closed.
Corn-The market moved up a little in a sor. ne
a protesting way, but forced 10 advance in
sympathy with wheat. May opened at from Asa .
10 As 1sc sellers being few at the lower. quotation
461s94614c. Business in the pit was only mod
erately active
Oats-Qulet, prices higher, in line with wheat
and corn Few sales were effected. MAY ranged
ceipts were 1872 cars, OF which l46 were graded
Provisions-The market is stIll marching in an
upward direction. IL rose again to-day l5c for
pork &c for lard and 10cfor ribs, with enough bull
feeling left in the market at the close to make two
or three more advances. Hog receipts for the day
were 10000 and this. with higher prices at the
yard and light speculative offerings, caused the
advance.
ESTIMATED receipts for Monday: Wheat, 60:
corn. l04; oats, $50; hogs, $1,000 head.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcUI-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU. SAN Francisco,
March %, P. M.-The pressure is highest in
Northern California and Utah and lowest in North
Dakota. with another slight depression central of
the Washington coast. Rain continues at Eureka
and thence northward to the Columbia Valley, but
Is not likely to extend farther southwark for tn
present.
Following are seasonal rainfalls com pared with
those OF last season same date Eureka 81. 90.
last season 1929: Red Bluff 1858. last season
1857: Sacramento 2222. last 1888: San
Francisco 23.06. last season 1910 Fresno l1.79.
last season GIT: Los Angeles l2.4S. last season
$40; san Diego 1875, last season 3.9S; Yuma 81,
last season PIG.
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature 50
deg: minimum. As deg; mean. 50 deg.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight March "a, 1895:
For Northern Calfornia-Far. except clearing
on the northern coast: nearly stationary tempera-
ture: Light 10 fresh generally norther!y winds.
For southern California-Fair; nearly stationary
temperature; light TO fresh generally westerly
winds.
Nevada-Fair, except somewhat threatening, and
probably occasional light rain tonight sunday
in the eN IRENE northern portion; nearly station
ary temperature.
Itah-Fair, except probable light rain tonight or
sunday IN the extreme northern portion; nearly
stationary temperature.
Arlzona-Fair; stationary temperature.
ror san Francisco and vicnity-Far; stationary
temperature; fresh 10 brisk northery TO westerly
VIRUS w. II. HA&NoN, Forecast Official
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags 414c for June and
July delivery ex-ship and 43lsc ex-warehouse.
Wool Bags 24@26c
CoAL-Harrison's circular says "During the
week there have been the following arrivals: From
the Coast Mines 12,342 tons; from Swansea 27OS
tons The liberal importations of last week lover
% 600 tons) have caused an accumulation I'm all
the yards as fully one-third OF did not find
immediate buyers hence had to be cared for by the
importers. The light quantity at hand this week
Will help TO ease the market, O number of orr
large steam consumers, principally our iron-melt-
erS are running very light for lack of orders This
line of manufacture has been suffering more than
any other branch for want of business for months
past. The outlook is more encouraging for a re-
vival in the near future As they are large fuel
consumers an Increase of their business means an
impetus TO the Coal trade. The advantages 10 he
gained by every branch of Commerce would be
almost inca1culable If good character of steam
Coal could be placed here at low figure as this is
our main weapon of defense against Eastern manu-
facturers who can land their products here at
Wellington is quotable at ST so r. ton: New
Wellington, $7 so d ton: Coos Bay, SIS p ton;
wallsend, 81; Scotch, 81 5O Brymbo, 81 So;
West Hartley, nominal; Pennsylvania Anthracite
Egg, $11@l2; Camel, 81 so; Rock Springs,
Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, 81 rs.
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope, 715c ~ n; ~
Grapevine Irvine size d i in balls and cos Hon
Irvine, &c; Lashyarn 7lac; sisal Rope, Sc; u
thread, 51ac; g and,9 do, &c; Duplex Bale Rope
&c. Ssal Bale Rope, 5@l512c p ID; Duplex Hon
Irvine, &c nj Grapevine Irvine, balls or coils, &c.
SALMON-The Alaska Packers Association
quotes Red Salmon as follows: In lots of 10000
cases, Csc; 10000 cases, 921sc; 10000 cases, 8Oc
p dozen. ct cash I. o. b. ex-ship.
RICE-Chinese mixed new crop, So 30 old cron
SO l5; No l, 50 65@3 70; extra No. /, $464 IS
Hawaiian. 81 so; Japan, So 1908 rs o cti.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Coupany
quotes, terms net cash: Cube Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all ossc; Dry Granulated, 434c;
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Hannah and Herman Liebes to Herman Liebes
lot on line of Van Ness avenue 63:IO1s s OF
deed -.
Bertha G. Lnienthal to Adoph Bissinger lot on
line of Jackson street, 1875 f of Octayia r
IS % by n 1877 814; $40.
William and Christiana Ehrenpfort to August
of oH ot On Nv 1e 81 FILLMORE street. 1925
James Moorhead TO Grace Riordan lot on E line
Of First avenue, 125 of McAllister street N so
Eugene MERCER to Peter II. BieIenberg. lot on
NE corner of Seventeenth and Folsom streets. n
G. T. and Anna Knopf to Mary L. Rothganger.
lot on w line of Porero avenue, 146 of Twentieth
street, "a by 100: So
John Mulcahy to Margaret Muleabv lot on p,
line OF Harrison street, % S of Twenty-sixth, s
% by f. 100; gift.
min Bangs (executor) to John A. Lennon, lotion NE
corner Of Guerrero and Twenty-third streets, n
Charles Southern to Molllie A. Harms and Kate
Josephs lot on S line OF Vallejo street. I74 :6 10 of
Stockton, + 1876 by 61:6; gift
Clara r. O'Connor by G. S. Lanmeister fSheritf)
to Behrend Joost lot on w line Of Vermont street
1858 S of Sierra. 100 by w lOO also lot on w
corner Of Sonama and Carolina streets, 33 "A by
w 100: $500.
Kate s. Hart to Leon F. Bailly, lot on w line of
Twelfth avenue, $50 OF California street N %
by w 100; $40
Sol and Dora Getz TO Russell p ana Jeane NJ.
Reed. lot on L line of Thrty-sixth avenue 25O n
of street. n so by Il 100; siO e''' GOV =
George T. and Lizzie Bailey to Julia J. Schwartz
lot 81 no q srse and
OF q street, so. f 240, n IS W 100. n IS. W W
120; also lot on line of Forthwith avenue 915 G
of street, s 1875 by + 100; 80
+. A. and Lillian A. Mccarthy to Rufus M Grant
lot 81 block 90, Sunnysde; $40.
Hercules Desrosier to Ann Desrosier lot on SW
line of Fourteenth avenue, 125 Sc of n street. Sc
rs by SW 100, O'Ne & Haley 2gO: gift
Edmond Kenney to Charles Babbdge, lot "a.
block 305, O'Neil & Haley Tract; $40.
George b. NJ. and Alice NJ. GRAY to G, p Zab-
rislSie, lot a. Gift Map 4; $40.
Fred Savage to Peter Murphy, lot on sw line of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Futures about lie higher yester-
day and spot values were also fraction firmer No
i. sa@S614c 2 ctl; choice, s71sc; lower grades,
Walla Walla Wheat, nominal
GALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-May-l0Ot tons,
Ss32c; 5uO, SSl4c; 200. IS. December-22OO
9612c; 1000, $3.50; TOO g63ac
o5 hEsuL La MoRNIN9 SEssIoN-May-130 tons,
9619c: 100, 96slc; 1900. 9g5sc. wv
BARLE4-Easy and quiet at the decline, though
onerngs are not heavy. Feed, 75(6771ac for ordi-
nary and 1890 p ct for choice bright: Brewing,
CALL BOARD SALES.
ISFoRMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock December-3OO
tons, 74s4c. ~
REGULAR MORNING SEssIos-December-1o
tons. 745sc; 500 741ac: 100, 74ssc
OATS Nothing going Oh worthy of note Milling.
81 O7I2G11 1712 p ctl fancy Feed, ST O21hdl
Ole good TO choice, 921ac@$l; common to fair.
$4,000; Red, 81 1901 20 p ctl; Black, ST lOG
l71z 2 ctl. 1SS
CoKN-Inactive at the familiar quotations. Large
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24
POTATOES. ONIONS. VEGETABLES

POTATOES - Five sacks game in and
sold at Z@312c q ID. Sweets quotable at
$1G1 rs z ctl for Rivers and S2(02 so p ctl for
choicer kinds; Early Rose, 40@50c; River Reds, %
G30c p ctl; Petaluma and Tomaes Burbanks,
4o055c: River Burbanks, 45@50c; Oregon Bur-
banks, 50695c: Salinas Burbanks, 750$1 p ctl
ONIONS-In large supply at 90ct9$1 Is 2 ctl for
good TO choice and 50675c for cut.
VEGETA BLES-A decline in Peas, which were in
heavy receipt, was the only change. Arrivals were
552 bxs Asparagus 39l bxs Rhubarb and 252 SKIS
Peas. Asparagus 4(17c z ID for ordinary and SD10c
for fancy; Rhubarb, 50c@$l q box; Los Angeles
Green Peas, 366c p h: Bay Peas 31aG6c; String
Beans. p 10: Mushrooms, 15@25c q ID; Dried
Okra, 15c; Dried Peppers, 1l@l21ac; Marrowfat
Squash $12@14 q ton; Hubbard Squash, $lG@12;
Cabbage 50@60c 2 ctl; Feed Carrots 30@40c;
Garlic 4m5c n II.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, four sizes, 41a@45sc
4 ID: smaller sizes, 212@4c p 10; Apples, 41a
05c for quarered, 412@5c for sliced and 5512c for
evaporated: Beached Peaches. 4G6c; Apricots,
515@7c Tor fair TO choice and 71ac for fancy Moor
pax: Pears, 4q412c for evaporated halves, 3G4c
for quarters and 112(G2c for inferior goods; Hums
319041ac for ptted and 112t92c for unpitted !;
Figs, black, &c for pressed and 112@2c for un-
pressed.
RAIsINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Raisins-4
crown, loose, 4c 2 ID; 3-crown, 212c z II 2-crown,
&c; seedless Sultanas, 234@3c q 10; seedless Mus
catels, 1$z@2c; 3-crown London layers, 81 15@
l 80 q box; clusters, So 25@2 rs; Dehesa clusters,
50 5093: Imperial clusters, So u.s. Dried Grapes
112@134c r H.
NUTS-Cnestnuts are quoted at sac = Ii;
Walnuts 7(G912c p ID for paper-shell and softshell,
and 6@7c FOR hardshell; Almonds, 2@212c r.hard-
shell, 5@6c z b for softshell, and = for paper
shell; Peanuts 5@6c for Eastern and 40141ac for
California; Hickory Nuts, 5@6c; Pecans, &c for
rough and &c for polished: Fll6erts, sgec; Brazil
BoNEY-Comb. 11@13c 2 10; water-white ex-
tracted &c; light amber extracted, 51a@6c; dark
amber. 5@l512c z h.
BEESW a n.