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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-07
Died on the Train.

When the Southern overland arrived at
the pier at noon dead Chinaman was on
board. He was one OF four who were max
ing the TIP from Fresno. When the train
arrived at the mole his three companions
dragged the dead body al their comrade
out OF the car and threw 1t alongside the
car repairer's Office. There they left it,
made no explanation to anybody and de-
parted The body was taken to the
Morgue and it was found that death might
have been caused by an internal hem
orrhaee, but it is also suspected that his
fellow travellers might had something to
do with his death.
Taxes Come Slowly In.
The payment of taxes into the city
treasury has not been so slow for many
years as 1t is at present. Although it is a
month later than the usual time for pay
ment, owing TO the many squabbles over
the levy, and although the amounts are II
per cent less than they were last wear,
the first four days receipts only show an
aggregate of what usually represents one
day collection. The amounts of the four
days are as follows: $2219 80, $4910 a.
$3998 %, $3.50 So. The average for this
corresponding period in several past wears
has been $4,000 day.
Strings on His Fortune.
Christian Huber, who was killed last
month by falling from an electric car,
died without being reconciled to his wife
and daughter. His will was filed for pro-
bate to-day, and he says that he purposely
LETT these relatives only S. each because
they had treated him unnaturally and
cruelty. To his daughters children he
left $4,000, to be given to them when they
reach their majority, providing their
father is dead. ''1t is my intention,' said
he in his will, that none of my money
shall come under the control of their
father"
Doody Out at Last.
At last nights meeting of the Fire Com
missioners the ordinance was read abolish
ing the Office of first assistant of the
department. 1t was followed by resolu-
ton declaring the position held by Miles
Doody vacant The clerk was instructed
to send a copy of the resolution and
notice of the discharge TO Chief Lawton
and his assistant. This was served on
Doody this morning and the old fireman
at once dotted his uniform and left town
for the purpose Of attending to contract
connected with his private business.
The Times in Line.
The Oakland Times will move about
Thanksgiving day into an elegant two
story home on Broadway, near Tenth
street. The business office will be in the
front part of the block and the mechanical
and editorial departments upstairs. The
Times will enlarge its scope as soon as IL
IS established in its new quarters, which
will be completed by the 1st of December.
Two years ago the Sunday edition was dis
continued. but it is now TO be revived, and
telegra phi service has been acquired.
Water Rights Adjusted.
The long-standing litigation between the
Alameda Sugar Company and the Spring
Valley Water Company has been settled
out OF court. In return of the release OF
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-07

The newly created Nursery stake of the State
Agricultural Society closed on the LIST of the
month with lis entries All of the large
breeding establishments in the State are
represented.
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O07 FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongs;
~ handicap; all ages; purse $3.50. Time,

UUUu start. Won driving. Winner, EIktOn
stables Oh. c., by imp. Mariner-Q Queen Emma
Bettlng: Mainstay 2, Realization z to 10, Lady
gray 4O Soledad Is, Minnie 8.
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SANDEN ELECTRIC CO..
632 Market Street, San Francisco.

UoS u1e1Th Street, san FfanclscO,
Opposite Palace Hotel. San Francisco Offic,
10 TO /.
Portland (oregon) office, 255 Washington st,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-07
These Men Are Cured
And You Can Find Them All at
the Addresses Given, Glad to
Certify to the Power of DR..
Sanden'S Electric Belt.

NERVOUS DEBILITY-e'In four months your
wonderful Belt has cured me OF Nervous
Debility. IL. C. MINYARD, Napa, Cal.
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C0Q SIXTH RACE-one mile: selling; three
wv. year-olds and up: purse $500. Time, l 40
Ind Horse, weight, Jockey. st. ~ Str. Fin.
-, Montana, 106 (Chevalier)..4 1I1a Is II
iS5 Mamie Scott, "a (E. Jones).1 % 25 %
C66)Hy by, 81 (Riley) ..3 A 3h So
e ls4 Gussie l03 (W. Flynn - 80 Al
20o Tar and Tartar, 81 (Burns)..5 8
Good start. Won easily. Winner ]. P. Wool
mans b. h., by Story Uga
. Betting: Montana 10 S, Mamie Scott 2, BY by
., Gussie 21a Tar and Tartar II.
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Cash Sloane was fined $40 yesterday for
making a double engagement to ride. On
account of several misunderstanding of late
the stewards have decided that in future
engagements made by Wallets of jockeys are
void
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= Fortieth day. wednesday, Novembers. Weather

O01 SECOND RACE-Five and half fur
wi. longs; selling; light weiter-weights; purse
$500. Time, I'LL.
Ind. Horse. weight Jockey. st. p Str Fin.
1877 Jack Atkins, III (Hen-,
1874 Last mss'' Chance nance; l2e &c. " u
1877 scmiiar, ioe lRlley). IA Z. 81 a
1873 Monarch, 1875 (Madison)...5 An Z
Good start. Won easily. Winner, Encino stable s
CHI. c., by imp. Brutus-May d.
Betting: Encino 4, Jack Atkins 2, Last Chance
6, Zeta IL TO 5, Scimtar II. La France 4, Mon
arch TO-
0nE THIRD RACE-The Fame stakes; mile
LUO. and three-quarters; three-year-ods. Time,
3:2O.
Ind Horse weight jockey ST. 1s Str. Fin.
(leO) Flirtilla, 119 (E. Jones)...2 lis $50 $50
9S Rogation, l19 Oh Taylor).1 2 2
Good start. Won in canter. Winner, o. Apple
by's b. T., by Peel-Faustine.
Betting: Flirtilla TO Z, Rogation 6.
one FOURTH RACE-Five and half fur
LOO. longs light welter-weights; purse $500.
Time, 1:111a.
Ind Horse, weight. Jockey. st. IA Str Fin.
172 Three Forks 126 tCheva-
t759Asi :: i8S S lHennssssssyj Us 81 s. N
1873 Ma anXInnl Gss iTay5 ~ g 81 y 40 80
1877 Miss Fletcher, 126 (Taylor)6 AZ 81
(170)Moss Terry, Us (Madison).2 SO 6
Good start. Won easily. Winner, Arizona sta
ble's b. g., by Spokane-Trifle.
Betting: Three Forks even, Abb p 13 to 8, John
ny Payne 9, Miss Fletcher 81, Monta 40, Moss Ter
4.
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Flower Thief Captured.
Library Removal Postponed.

petition was presented to the Library
Trustees last evening praying that that in
stitution be kept on Park street, but owing
to the absence of one of the members it
was decided to lay the matter over until
the 18th inst, when full board will be
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25

Ma zadanie komisarzy
powiatovych Knoppa i BAN
benka, sedzia postal dw6ch
chtopcow Buck Rose i Jana
Stuck do szkoly wychowaw
czej W Owatonna.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
Gym zOnaty cry ME?


pyta zrozpaczony Pan. A. DO
prawdy, iona moja jest tax nerwo-
wa i zirytowan2, re jestem W
domu tylko TAX dfugo, jak tego
k%onieczna potrzeba wymaga. Dom
moi ME jest takim, jak zwykle
bywa}".
,,Czy iona pahska cierpi ma
r%oztro]one nerwy?" pyta pan B.
TAX, jest kaleka cd lat wielu."
,,Zupe}nie tax jak moja iona, ale
"a ~wYleczy}o DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. Kup to samo ola
PAM A. a ~szczescie domowe napo-
wr6t odzyskasz." Pan B. mia}
stusznosG, DO ma wszystkle bez
wyjatku kobiece choroby ,,Favor1te
Prescription" jest lekarstwem sku.
tecznem. Rapture Tub HERNIA
stanowczo leczy Tub %plen'adze
zwraca. Pc cyrkuIarze objasnlenia
plsz do Worlds MedlcalAssoclat1on,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
BeZDfatMie.

CT, CO uzywali DR.. Kings New
Discovery, zuajs jego wartost, q ci co
~jeszcze ME uzywali, maja obecnie
speso5nosG spr6bowania. Zglos sig do
oglaszajacego aptekarzai zazadaj pr6bke
darmo. Przyslij nszwisko i adres do Fl
E. B uckien 81 Co W Chicago i wei
pude}ko DR.. King New Life Pills
darmo. Dostaniesz tam take bezp4atnie
%Drzewodnik ola zdrowia i Wskaz6wki
ola gosyodalstwa. Wszystko to jest
poreczonem re dobrze po'}uzy i mic ME
kosztuje. P,sz do E a G | e ma a cy
of M ilwauke e, WIS.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
KRYTYKA.

Ba}uckiemu, autorowi ]lcz
nych komedyi. napisanych .
humorem / niezwykjym talen.
tenn, a przedstawianych z
wielkiem powodzeniem we
wszystkich naszych teatrach
- n%apisano wierszyk nastepu.
lacy:
Gdy Ba1ucki cos napisze,
Co sic werwa skrzy okrutna,
Kreci nosem wnet krytyka,
Mine wlelce robi smutna.
Chociaz w1dze klaszcza W d{onle
Az sic gmachu trzesa injury,
Wc1az krvtyka pl6rem skroble
l wciaz W ca}em szuka dzlury
Pan Ba}ucki zas mic na to,
Jeno bierze folja} nowY,
! I 20 rozum Idle znowu
Do rozumnej zawsze gfoWY.
Luke przytem pail sob'e,
Osadzona W cybuch kusy.
z krytyk zasie ma wyborne
Do swej faJki fdlbusy.
1 AK ciagle, cd trzydzlestu
Lat ]ednaKle trwaJa bo7e.
Pan Ba}uckl swoje pisze
I krytyka zawsze sWo1e.
Komu sic tez PREDICT sprzykrzv,
Moze kto MI tn odpowle?
Czy krytyce rznq6, czyli tez
PlsaG panu M1cha}kowl?
Piszze daIe1, moi Ba}ucki
30 twych .,s}ablzn" teatr lakn1e
Ia to pewnie fdlbus6w
CT do sm,ercl ME zabraknte...
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
PkACIC "a
BTtteFS.

Electric Bltters jest lekarstWem
dobrem w kazdej porze roku, ale maj
bardziej potrzebnem ma wiosne, kiedy
rodzaj zmeczenia czlowieka ogarnla
kiedy watroba jest ospala i zdretwia}a
i kazdy czuje potrzebe odswlezenia sig
Spieszre uzycie teg!o lekarstWa nlera2
zapobieglo febrze. zadne inne lekarstwe
NE dzia}a tax skutecznie przeclWkc
cierpien,om malaryi. B6l g}owy,. ME
strawnos6, zawr6t i inne ust9puja pc
uzyciu jego. Butelka tylko 50 centoW
W Earle Pharmacy OF MIL
W a u k e e, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25

Ma kap}ana Franciszka 10.
iaszewskiego, kt6ry okazaf sic
upartvm W schizmie, Najpr2e'
wielebniejszY ks. Biskup Cleve
)andzki must wyda6 wYrok
klatwy i oswiadczyG, be trzeba
go (Kofaszewskiego), wssyst-
kim omijat; iezeli bedzie Ia
fowat i prosii o przebaczenie,
must bye odes'anY do Sto)icy
Apostolsklej. Przesyfajac Je,
powy&sza decyzye,
prosze by by1a wykonana i
bIagam Boga, by GO zachowa6
raczYl przez wiele lat W
b}ogos1awiehstwie swietem.
Jego uulzony sfuga:
Maeczys2aw, Kard. Ledochowskl.
|Prefekt sw. Kongregacyi Pro.
pagandY.
H.. Arcy6iskup z La1asso.
sakratarz &c
Powyzsza klatwa pochodzi
cd najwy2szego trybunalu W
kosciele Bozym, wydana /
potwierdzona przez samego
Namiestnika Jezusa Chrystusa,
Jego Swiatobliwo6d OLGA sw.
Jest to najokropniejsza ze
wszYstkich kar koscielnYch,
oswiadczajaca ME tylko. ze
Kotaszewski odciety jest
calkowicie cd kosciola sw.,
|lecz 2e kato]ikom ME wol0o z
MIN mice newet na]mrieJszego
%obcowania, - lie musza 60
omiiat zupe}nie.
Jezeli cos w stanie Jest O.
tworzyG oczy tym biednym
uwiedzionym jego zwo1enni'
kom, to ia uroczysta klqtwa
powipna mieG tn skutek,
Ojciec sw. sam teraz oswiad-
cza, 2e Ko}aszewski jest
wykletym i nakazuje wszyst-
kim katolikom, ably go oml'
jail.
Oby nieszczesny ten kaplan
przynajmniej tcraz W s!eble
wstapi}, przewid2ia] swcje
straszne po1o2enie i poznaf,
]ak okropna w~yrzadzil krzyw-
de duszon, ably za}owa}
pokaza} f,ktYcznie, " 2a1uje
"a krzywdy wyrzadzone, przy-
nosz9c owoce pokuty.
Taxa by]a moja ciagta
modlitwa "a niego.
Jako delegat naczego OLGA
sw. Namiestnika Je2usa
Chrystusa, niniejszem uroczY5.
Gle og}aszamy nastepujacy
wyrok sw. InkwizYcyi:
Ma wieksza chwa}e Boga i
zbawienie duszy, ola jego
wlasnej popra~y i skruchy.
niniejszem oswiadczamy De
kap1an, Franciszek Ko}aszew
ski wykletym jest z Kossio}a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
AWIADOMIENI
Do rodzic6w i gospodarzy.

Prawo Stanowe wymaga cd rodzic6w i gtosPoc-
darcy, zeby u~rzednika Wydzia1u zdrowia, W mie$cie
lub grninie gdzie zamieszkuja, zawiadomili o kazdem
narodzeniu lub smierci ich rodzinie. Zanledban1e
lub odmowa W z}ozeniu podobnego raportu, karane
jest grzywna do wysokosci $2o.ooc. Rodzlce1 gosPo,,
dare NIGGA O tenn zawiadomiG albo wprost Urzad
Wydzialu Zdrowia, albo tez przez posrednlctwo leka-
RIA lub akuszerki.
Zawiadamia sic wszystkich, kt6rzy we wschodn!e]
stronie miasta m~ieszkaja, re ola ich wygody odPoWle-
dnie blankiety z}ozone So W apiece M. J. kowalew.
blankiety odpowiednio do wymagah prawa jest
upowaznionym do %przyjecia sk}adania tych raPortow
ma rece ~urzednika Wydzia}u Zdrowia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
Ko1aszewski wyklety.

Prev. ks. Biskup Horst
man oglosiE W swoich dyece
zyach nastepujacy list paster-
ski:
,,Drogie dzieci ~ Chrystusae!
Cd Jego Eminencyi hardy
nala Ledochowskiego, prefekta
Propagandy odebrafem haste
pujacy list zawiadamiajacy
mic 0 w7roku sw. Inkwlzycyi,
ktory dotyczy kaplana Ko1a-
szewskiego:
,,Oznsjmiam Jego Mosci, lie
Nalwyzsza Ko0gregacya sw.
1nkwizycyi przes|a}a sw.
Kongregscyi Propagandy wy
cok Ich Eminencyj generaInych
lnkwizytor6w z dnia 80 stycz-
MA 1885 r., potwierdzony
przez. naszego OLGA Swie1ego
"a posluchaniu mianem d..
81 styczuia 1896 r.. a doty-
o,aca kaplana, Franeixzka
KoFaszevskiego.
Wyrok, kt6ry przepisu)e
doslownie brzmi jak astenu-
le. ]
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
WIADOMOSCI
r.

MIEJSCOW X.
TAX jak W zeszlym tygo
dniu zapowiedziel'smy, cater
dzlesto-godainue nj bczehstwo
W uassym ko5ciele rozpoczelo
sic W nied2iele trwa ciagle lesz
cze W chwili, gdy redakcyenu-
meru ui0iejszego zamYkamy.Do
pomocy naszemu wjel. ksiedzu
probos2czowi J. Pacholekiemu
ksledzu wikaremu J6zefowi
Bulsiev:czowi. przyjechali mas
tepuiacy wiel. ksieza: ks. Dom.
Maier / ks. Roman Guzowski
Q St. Paul, ks. Laur:Zawadz-
XII Q Delano, ks. Jan Maczyn
ski z Milwaukee Wv przejez-
die do Bostonu) ks. Aug.
Babinski z Independence, ks.
Teo. Lugowski PlneC reekn
ks. Jan Belzowskj 2 Alberta,
ks. Jakob Wojtowicz zDakoty,
ks. Henryk Jazd1ewski z
Minneapolis, ks. Jak6b Kopera
3 Wells, ks. Jan Sroka z
Duluth; ks. PRESS z Winony,
ks. Koeberl q St. Paul, ks.
Smith Z KolliDgston, ks. Meyer
zWinony.
Swietne ka2ania i uroczyste
naboaenstwa, silne ma paraf'an
wywariys wra4enia, a gtosy
z pred trybuna}u pokuty
odbija1y sic 0 sklepienis
niebios, i b~logoslawiehstwc
spiywat bedzie ma p~araflan
ktorzy pc tYlu smutnych
prze]sclach, raz n%areszcle sic
upamletall | ma drodze zgody
lednoscl postepowac przyrze'
ka]2. Nlgdy przeatem tylu
psrafi sw. Stanistawa Kostki
ME goscilo.
49,
PILE ma]ora Youmans W
zaszly Wsorek ruch puszczo-
no. Cieszy mas to, BIO wielu
rodakow znowu dosta1o
robote i c;ezkie easy ola Mich
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25

Bo2ego i mijanYm bye winien
przez wszystkich katolik6w.
Amen,
+ KS. lqnacy FTyderyk,
Biskup Clevelandzki,"
Zap}acili "a Katolika.
Wells, J6zef Ozdoba 100
J Green Bay, Antoni s}upihski 200
Man1towoc, Wlel. X rzywonos2.O 90
Berlin, Michai Melzin zoo
Wlnona, TeodorSlkorski 200
Jak kosinski 2 90
Chicago, Jos. Fink 200
Thorson, JOE. Gruba 200
Winona, Fir. Lipinskl 100
Isadore, Jan Kabat LOO
Duluth, Wiel. x. Jan Sroka 200
Wine. Ignaslak 100
Pawe} Prejss 200
John Gonska 200
Jan MizgaIsk1 loo
Albert Sadowski 2. 90
Jan Koz}owskl LOO
Archie Agatln LOO
VIM. Hellman 200
90
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25

PILE ma]ora Youmans W
zaszly Wsorek ruch puszczo-
no. Ciaszy mas to, BIO wielu
rOdakow Znowu dostafo
robote i c;ezkie easy ola nlch
nina.
The morning call., 1895-02-01
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.


UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
TuRE WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco, Janu-
airy 81, 8 p M.-The pressure is highest over the
Dakotas from which section 1t diminshes 10 South
ern California. Throughout the Pacific Coast
States the conditions have remained nearly con
slant for the past "a hours. Accompanying the
high pressure in the DakotaS are unusually low
ternperatures At Bismarck the thermometer reg
listers % deg. below zero. No reports are received
at night from points east of Bismarck but condl-
tons indicate that a severe cold wave is passing
over the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys.
Following are seasonal rainfalls this season as
compared with same date last season. Eureka
2S. 80, last season 1885, Red Bluff 21.43, last sea-
son 14.42; Sacramento 1880, last season BIZ san
Francisco 1886, last season 1881; Fresno $50,
last season 3.06: Los Angeles 1887, last season
5.54; San Diego 9.29, last season 2.44; Yuma 297,
last season AZ inches.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature to-
day 81 deg, minimum 40 deg, mean 4S deg NO
precipitation.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. February j:
For Northern Cafornia-Fair weather; nearly
stationary temperature, except probably slightly
cooler in the Upper Sacramento Valley; light to
fresh variable winds.
For Southern California-Fair weather; nearly
stationary temperature; light to fresh northeriy
winds.
For Nevada-Fair weather; nearly stationary
temperature.
For Utah-Probably fair Friday; nearly station
airy temperature.
For Arizona-Fair weather; nearly stationary
temperature.
For San Francisco and vcinity-Fair weather;
nearly stationary temperatures light 10 fresh Varl
able Winds w. II. HARMON, Forecast Official.
The morning call., 1895-02-01
ON 4 FRAUDULENT SUIT.
NOtel-Keepers Made Victims Of 1
Mean Trick.
John Sanford's Property in the Devon.
shire Seized by the Sheriff on a
Fictitious Case.

John Sanford and his wife, Louise San
ford, proprietors of the Devonshire Hotel,
725 Pine street, have been the victims of
some queer chicanery in the Justices
Court, and have begun suit TO save them
selves and get at the bottom of what APP
pears to be disreputable piece of bust
ness.
Their attorney, John II. Hansen, has
filed complaint in the Justices Court TO
set aside a judgment and execution given
In a suit in which J. ]. Rauer sued Mrs.
Sanford for $50 on a claim assigned by
Clara Brown for services rendered.
Mrs. Sanford says she never before heard
of Clara Brown, who had brought suit
against them.
In the last suit the Sanfords, through
their attorney, John H. Hansen, state they
were never served with process in the case
of Clara Brown. Neither had they author
lied Attorney Moses G. Cobb to represent
them in the suit brought against them by
. Rauer; and vet Cobbs name is written as
attorney for defendants.
Then the SanfOrds complain that the
Sheriff seized on execution and took from
Mrs. Sanford personal property belonging
to her and other persons, and that prior TO
the action by the Sheriff they had no
knowledge of the suit having been brought.
Attorney Cobb made an affidavit re-
counting that George Perry, attorney for
Rauer, had served him with a cOpyo an
order setting the action against the San
fords for trial; that shortly afterward he
notified Perry that he was not attorney for
the SanfOrdS and that the answer in the
action bearing his name had not been
signed by him or by any one authorized by
him to sign it; that he had repeated these
assertions to Perry on several occasions;
aud that the whole matter was a mystery
to him and he had never heard of the case
till he was notified of the setting of the
case for trial.
Sanford and his wife talked plainly
concerning the trick by which some one
obtained the advantage of them, thus oc-
casioning the judgment against them and
the invasion of their place of business by
Rauer and the Sheriff.
1--WE don't know anything about this
affair" said Mrs. Sanford, ''and we are
not acquainted with Rauer, Clara Brown,
Mr.. Perry or Mr.. Cobb. Under Rauer's in
structions the Sheriff took from our house
two tables, three elegant ornamental vases
and a large punch-bOwl, and Rauer him
self stood in the hall and talked loud till
the things were gone, then actually locked
the room from which he took them and
packed the key away with him"
The morning call., 1895-02-01
CHICAGO MARKETS.
No Radical Changes in VIII eat-Corn
Weak and Lower.

Weak and Lower.
CHICAGO, jan 31.-The wheat spectators at the
opening of the market appeared to consider yester
DAYS closing price for May Ssc too high and
Knocked off the fraction. Liverpool was higher for
futures and Berlin l mark better than it closed
Yesterday Minneapolis and Duluth together re-
ceived only 1873 carloads compared with l67 cars
on last Thursday and 223 cars on the correspond
ing day of the year before. The expectation OF an
early issue of bonds regarded as In favor OF the
bulls, but the conflicting news from w ashlnStoE
prevented radical changes either way. The opening
price of May Wheat was from 531sG95334c as COM
pared with 53Slsc at the close yesterday.
The general tendency was downward for ABOUT
an hour and half The total primary market
receipts were only 1SS, sos bushels. Some buying
by previous sellers was the result OF short con-
temptation OF the figures referred to, and the
about hour, let go and rose temporarily for the
second time to 533sc There was renewed selling
at the advance, however, and May mis- NED at o3c
Corn weak and lower. The principal feature
was the fact that many of the buyers OF yesterday
were sellers to-day. while the demand light
While some of the early transactions were at yes
terdays close, there gradual drop. May sold
early at 44c fell steadily to 4S3s94312c. There
quiet business during the closing hours. May
closed at 1850. Oats were also slow and inclined
to be easy following in the wake of Corn. May
sold early at 29c, fell TO 2SS4c and at noon was
2S7sc. The market was quiet and featureless dur
ing the last hour May declining with Corn, and
closed at 2S12c.
Provisions started with show of strength,
helped by hog receipts under the better prices at
the yard. Armour and other packers however,
sold literally, and break in prices the result
There was some recovery, but at the close May
pork was 1212c and May ribs 71ac lower and May
The morning call., 1895-02-01
DRIED FRUITS, RAISINs AND NUTS.

DRIEB FRUITS-With the exception OF choice
Peaches the market is easy The demand how
ever, is somewhat better than it has BEEN Prunes
four sizes, quotable at 41a@4$4c q h. smaller
sizes, 21a@4o; Apples 4(s41ac for chartered 4@
SC for sliced and 5@51ac for evaporated Bleached
Peaches. 5061bc; Apricots, 51a@7c for fair to
choice and 71a@}Sc for fancy ~ Moorpark; Pears 4(9
l1a@2c for inferior goods; Plqms 3@4c for pitted
and l1a@R2c for unpitted Figs, black, &c for
pressed and l15n2c for impressed; White Necta-
rnes, 5t061sc; Red Nectarines, 5@6c.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Sellers find
the market considerably against them, both in
tone and demand. Raisns-4-crownlo loose, DC - ID;
3rcrown 21sc; 2-crown, &c; seedless Sultanas, Sc;
seedless Muscatels, 2@214c; 3-crown London lay
ers, 81 1901 SIS p box; clusters, 80 2502 rs; De
hesa clusters, 50 50@3; Imperial clusters, So rs;
4-crown loose, nominal-hardly any here; Dried
Grapes-114@112cF e ID.
NUTS-Almondsa are very weak at the recent de-
cline Walnuts are steady. Chestnuts are quota
bic at SG10c p ID; Walnuts, 7@9c for paper-shell
and softshell, and 5@7c for hardshell; Almonds,
3@l4c for hardshel, 5(G712 for softshell and S@9c
for paper-shell Peanuts, 5@6c for Eastern and
412c for California; Hickory Nuts, 5@6c; Pecans,
&c for rough and SC for polished; Filberts, S@9c;
Brazil Nuts, 7@712c q ID; Cocoanuts $685. so q
The morning call., 1895-02-01
POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES.

PoTATOES-over 5000 SKIS came in from
Oregon. These heavy receipts from the north keep
the market weak. Volunteer new Potatoes In
11ac = ID; Sweets, S191 Is for Rivers and ST 5Od
! rs for the choicer kinds; Early Rose, 45(05Oc:
River Reds, 30935c; Burbanks, 40050c; Oregon
Burbanks, 60@S0c; Salinas Burbanks, 75t@$l
y ctl.
ONIONS-Arrivals continue light and the mar
ket is firm at 10000 e ct for good to choice and
50G70c for cut.
VEGETA BLES-Arrivals OF Peppers and Peas
are large ard prices are weak. There were boxes
Asparagus and 81 of Rhubarb received yesterday
Hothouse Cucumbers, 75c0S1 so r. doz; Asparagus
20@25c; Rhubarb 75c0$1 % q box; Los Angeles
Tomatoes, 81 2 small box; Los Angeles Green Pep
pers, 3t@5c Il b Los Angeles Green Peas, 5@Sc II
Ii: Los Angeles String Beans, 10Gl1215c; Mush-
rooms, lO@15c Il 10 for common and 20@25c for
good to choice Buttons; Dried Okra, 1212c; Dried
Peppers, 1212@15c; Marrowfat Squash, $S@lO Il,
ton; Hubbard Squash, SIS; Cabbage, 40c II cti:
Feed Carrots 30@40c Garlic, 3Gl4c % ID.