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4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Staunton, Va. Feb. 26, 1886.
Yanccy, Suell and Co,
VS..
X. d. Allen ct ais.
All parties interested in the above STYLED
cause now pending in the Circuit Court for the
county or Augusta, TAKE NOTICE, that pursu
ant to an order Of said court entered at its
November term, 1895, shall. at my Office iu
Staunton. Virginia, on
April 2, 1896,
proceed to take, state, and settle the follow
ing accounts: =
1St.-Of the real estate owned by r. j. Watts
or T. d. Allen, one or both subject to the debts
of the plaintiffs, together with its fee simple
and annual rental value.
IND: OF the liens binding the same in the or
der OF their priority and the condition of the
title to said realty.
3rd.-Any other matters deemed pertinent
etc.
HENRY W. HOLT
Commissioner in Chancery
Patrick & Gordon, D. O.
march Ats
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY

COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY.
L announce myself a candidate for election
~ 1ue once OF commonwealth Attornev FOR
ene CIbl OF Staunton, at the election TO he hold
~ Ine spring. subject to the Democratic nri
nlttly. 1 respectfully ask the support of the
Vo1ers or the city of Staunton - '','
JOS. A. GLASGOW
IHE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF Stain
!ON, Al hereby announce mvse1f a
I an uIuate Tor the office of CommonWealt b,S
attorney Tor the city of StauntCn at the COM
rmS sprlng election, subject to the Democrats
ptllindIy, ana respectfully ask the sunDOrt Of
Cne vo y, or the city of Stanton -
Jan ~ Tue w. H. LANDES.
TO The VOTERS OF THE CITY OF Stain
a.. tON:II hereby announce myself a candi-
G Gaoe LOT erection this spring to the office or
commemorative Attorney for the citv % %
oCaunton, subject to the decision of tho Dsn,o
support. aeA ior your
Jan p tide CARTEP I'D. vro.,
CITY SERGEANT
TO The VOTERS OF THE CITY OF Stain
ION:-I respectfully announce mvsaff a
canoldate for the office of Civ Seroaanr
SUBJECT to the action of the nemocratic
primary and solicit your support ami r.
elected Will discharge the duties of this once
70 the e. pest OF my ability. Respecfully.
'"i ~'-'ue THOS A. DAWSON
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We PRINT HAND-BILLs LETTER
- :. IS. ENVELOPES, BILL.HEADs, AND
Ill KINDS OF JOB WORK.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-03-04

spS Is THE TINE TO GET TIL. SPEC.
TAToR AT ONLY oNs poaLaRA YEAR
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CITY SERGEANT.

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE mvself n
a. candidate for reelection TO the offica Of
lily .ad sergeant at the coming May election sun
deCI 20 a primary election. Ihave heretofOre
ana VIII 90 the same if elected again.
Jan tue LOGAN TURNER -
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n COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Staunton, Va, February 26, 1896
6. w. koiner's Creditors
VS..
G. w. Koiner, etc.
All parties Interested in the above STYLED
cause now pending in the Circuit Court sol. the
county of Augusta. TAKE NOTICE, that pursu
ant to an order of said Court entered at its
November term, le95. | shall at my Office in
Staunton, Virginia, on
April 4th, 1906,
proceed to state and settle accounts showing
me lands owned by said Geo. w. Koiner'
AMI their fair market and annual rental
values,
THE debts binding said land in the order
OF their priority.
Amy other matters deemed pertinent, etc
All creditors of said Geo. w. Koiner are here
Oy notlned to appear at said time and place
and prove their debts.
HENRY w. HOLT
Commissioner in Chancery
Patrick & Gordon, p. q.
march 4 Ais
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" StauutOn, Va, February 26, 1896
F. c. Riley's creditors
VS..
f. c. Riley ct ais,
All parties interested in the above STYLED
cause now pending in the Circuit Court for the
county OF Augusta, TAKE NOTICE, that pursu
ant TO an order OF said court entered at its
November term, 1885, l shall at my office i'm
Staunton, Virginia, on
April 3rd, 1896,
proceed to state the following accounts
An account of the real estate owned by
h. q. Riley mentioned in cOmplainant's bill
and all other real estate owned by her, and
whether compliments Judgment is a lien or
charge thereon.
Am account of all liens binding said real
estate IN the order of their priority.
San account of the fee-simple and annual
rental value of said real estate.
Amy other matters deemed pertinent, etc
HENRY w. HOLT.
Commissioner in Chancery
march Ats
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DEED OF TRUST sALE.-By virtue Of a
Iars, ue e OF trust executed to me by ]. w,
Siai 81 OF record in the Clerks ONCE of tho
E %, by. court OF Augusta county Deed BooS
~ si nnage d. TO secure the payment of bonds
1 faT Ply eaGn, executed to Brown & Dore de-
sald ponds as directed by said deed. and hav.
tng Teen requested by the assignee of said
ooncs TO enforce the provisions of said trnst
deed, VIII sell at public auction for cash
Saturday, March 7th, 1896,
at IL NJ. on the premises of j. w. Marsh tba
Following personal property, viz: Whiteman
Hay. press, No. o,5Si, with all fixtures and an
pendages complete. l Victor Uay-nreSS 1o% ~
power No. =. l bay horse called by mama
BILL" about IL years old. bay mare nv na,no
1 DgaISey: age years. bay mare by nams
rep Eide W. N. VII SON, Trustee.
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{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yAvUa,.yr
~ REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant to q daoran
OF the circuit Court of Augusta comfy w
gina, rendered in the chancerv causa Gf roh \,
y. fulton, &c. u.s. The Grottoes COmnenxt ~, -
ehe eth day OF December. 1888 the undersi,,roold
commissioners, appointed for the n.Irnosa ti,,
oHef Tor sale at public auction. at he 1r"nt
doof OF the court house in StauntOn. Virainia
Saturday, March FL, 1896,
q y acC OF ABOUT 40 Acres, situate r..r snox
luh' IN tne county of Augusta baInr n nc rt ~
eie Lee ~ PATTERSON tract, and Ivin1 east ~
one Norfolk q Western Railroad e"s' VI
IhhMS:-One-hf fifth cash on dav Of colo go
one residue or the purchase price in tbra o
eIuaI annual payments, for which the WI nr GO
cnaser VIII De required to execute honds puf
of sale. i'eicSI from day
SALE TAKES PLACE AT2PM.
JOHN T. HARRIS. IN
j. ULACKKURV
special Commissioners
l., Jos. H. woodward, Clerk of tbe C,r...,.
~ oI oi Augusta county. do certify that I ouiS
bv decres 81 ~ mas executed the bond reonired
q Ett oI SAFE entered in the cause of tnS gu
n To o.oh vs.. Inc Grottoes Comnany o. p4 trn
hi sdl term, 1895. Given under NV az .ne
'niS -olh Jay or February, 1896 NY naAo
fat, IN a.. JOS. B. WOODWARD s1art
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5. The board shall be charged with
the erection, preservation, and repair
of The buildings of the institution and
the care of tie property. 1t shall di
rect and do, or cause 70 be done by
Oil GERS, professors. ag~ats. and u
ployes appointed by said Board of
VISITORS all things necessary or ex-
pedient for promoting the objects of
the institution nor it.s: ..s.ist~i,t it'll
law. The board shall provide rules
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-22

quartz assaying S5 to $40 per ton. Have resumed
work IN the groupings, and after repairing the
west drift on the 90 level are now driving il west
from the point where it was turned to the north.
II Is out 3 feet in clay and porphyry.
BRUNsWIcK LoDE-CoN. CAL & VA, BEST &
bELCHER AND GOULD d CURRY-Shaft This
shaft was sunk 20 feet the incline, total depth
4Ul 4Ul feet; bottom in nard porphyry. so level
Inc main south drift started from east crosscut
was extended feet, total length IT'S feet face in
porphvry and stringers of quartz. at point in
this drift 167 feet from east croSscut started on
east crosscut 2 and extended IL feet passing
through porphyry and stringers of quartz Gouid
q Curry Tunnel-The main tunnel has been ex-
tended lO feet total length 936 feet face in por-
phyry and strfngers of quartz. Part of the work
done was In easing timbers. The east crosscut
started In this tunnel 30 ieet from its mouth has
neen extended 4 feet, passing through porphyry;
70. al length l0S feet:
HALE d NoRcRoss-Shaft l. 400 leveI-Ad-
vanced Joint main south drift SO feet and timbered
portion OF it. Face is now in 6S feet from the
station In quartz and porphyry Started the joint
main north drift on this level on the 18th inst,
and advanced same 40 feet. Face is in porphyry
and seams of quartz. The four com panels JOINT
upraise on the 200 level, started about $50 feet
south of the south line OF the Hale d Norcross in
Shoiiar ground, is up 80 feet. This upraise is 10
be carried to the surface for an air and escape
way. This work is being done by the Chollar Com
pany.
cHoLLAR-shait J. zoo level-The joint raise
from the end OF the south drift has been advanced
feet and is up % feet. The top is In porphyry.
somewhat softer than last reported. A portion of
tne week has been occupied in putting in chute.
500 leyel-The south drift on this level has been
extended 20 feet during the week and is now out
I01 rect sOuLn OF tne north line The face is IN
hard porphyry with seam of low-grade quartz
through IL. 400 lie ve-The joint Norcross-Ch ollar
south drift from the shaft station has been driven
~ feet for the past week and is out "a feet. The
face is in porphyry skirttng the footwali.
Occidental ConSolidated-The official letter for
the week ending September 10 says: $50 level
he w1nze started in the north drift is down 126
rect; advanced during the week 16 feet; bottom
In quartz and porpAyry, showing very little value.
From the $50 and $50 levels we have extracted
and milled during the week l62 tons of ore % the
average assay value as per battery samples 80 70
per ton actual value.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-22
DRIED FRUITS. KAIsINs. NUTS, ETC.
DRIED FRu1Ts


Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are as fol-
lows:
CARLOAD LoTs-AprIcots, 6@sc p ID for Royals
Prunes &c b; Peaches, 304c . ID for prime to
cholce, o11c for fancy and e@10c for peeled in
boxes: Apples, &c for evaporated and 2@21ac for
sun-dried; Pears, l123c for prime to choice. 2@3c
ior quarters and 46c for halveS Plums, sc for pit
ted ana l12tg2c for unpiLted: Nectarines. 3@4c
Figs, 2149212c.
JoBBING PRIcEs-New Peaches. 414@51ac p
10: fancy, &c q ID; Apricots, 697c Q ID:
fancy, Be; Moorparks 10@1lc: evaporated
Apples, oc; sun-drled. Sc; Prunes Sc for the four
Sues new Figs, black. 21ac for impressed and
3ai5Z2 for pressed; white Figs, 4c; Plums, &c for
pltted ana l12c for unpitted new Nectarines.
wnoie, Zt2GS13c for quarters and 495c for halves.
RA iSINS-
CARLOAD PRICES, F. o. B. FREsNo-Four-crown
loose, 4c; S-crown. 31zc; 2-crown, 2szc; Seedless
5ultanas &c; Seedless Muscatels. 21ac; 3-crown
London layers 81 10; clusters, 81 80; Dehesa
clusters, II 20; Imperial clusters, $2 80; dried
JoBBINe PRIcEs-Four-crown, loose, 41sc; 3
crown, 3s4c p h; 2-crown, &c q h; seedless Sui
tanaS, DC q ID; seedless Muscatels, 312c; 3-crown
tonoon lay ers, 81; clusters, 81 So; Dehesa clus-
lers ~ oO: Imperial clusters, so.
AUTHORIZATIONS follows: Walnuts,
nominal; new Almonds, &c p 10 for Languedoc,
smell, loobing; Peanuts 4@6c q n for Eastern and
4c Tor California: Hickory Nuts, 6@6c p b;
fecens, Z A29Sc; FIberts, 712@8ci Brazil Nuts,
Tz2gSc ID Cocoanuts $4@5 D 100.
hoNE1-Comb, 1O11212c for bright and b@9c
TOT lower grades; water-white extracted, 5@5 1ac;
4Ac; aark, 293c p ID.
BEESWAA-26m17c z n
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-22
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

December and October most active. September
SGsea Ser 90 e. ISs 4S!Uoe5 SaS So oisss De'em
OATS-SpoJ, firm; dull.
Options DUH. September closed, 2015c; octo
Der nor aoaa 64ce. Nay & zlzsc 1fo No 2wb,,s
2 Chicago 2l1ac;No 8, 1S1a@ISszc; No. s white
2l1sc; mixed Western, 19@21iac; white do,
20@29c.
Provisions.
LAKD-Quiet, stronger; western steam, ss go
city, So SO; September, So S5, nominal; refine
dull; continent, 81 20; SCUM American, So so
PORK-Firm; new mess ST 7O@s so.
,.tu BtUirIlEh1ouiet; fancy about steady Western
imitation creamery, 9@l11hc.
CHEEsE-ouiet; part SKINS s@ec.
do p case. 81 Bugs go.
rALLow-Firm; city, S14@4c; country, $3.50
CoTToNsEED oIL-Quet. steady; crude, l9@
22c; yellow, prime, 2315@2334c.
RICE1Firm, fairly active; domestic, 595s4c;
NloLAssEs-Fa demand firm; New Orleans,
50 s@o oo 6otoSf 81 BG5s ss GS 81
S9@9 50; Decembe ber, So 90G9; January, SO; Feb
S. sS May y0gs $ gss @a5sn jung s U.s. jug 9G
So 9O@e 90; Spot Rio, dull steady: No. z, 1O14@
10$sc:
mold A, Sc; standard A, 434c; confec. toner's A
Sc; cut loaf and crushed, 5ssc; powdered, Sc
granulated. 4Aci cubes, SC
Eruit and Produce.
APRICOTS-Bags, S1h0lOc.
PEACHES-Peeled, nominal, 12@14c; do un-
peeled, 6GSc
PRUNEs-Four sizes, 4szS4ssc.
RA RAISINS-Two-crown, oose Muscatel. 41zc;
do three-crown. 51zc: do sour crown, 51a@6c;
London layers, sl@T 10; clusters, 81 as.
HOPS-Quiet. Pacific Coast, 6GS12c.
WOOL Steady. Domestic fleece, 16@23c;
pulled, 1S@31c; Texas, 7@12c.
Merchandise.
TIC IRoN-Quiet American. $40 25@l2 so.
COPPER-Quiet. Lake. $40 700ll.
IEAD-Easier. d omestic. 81 75(02 80,
11N-Easier. Straits. S13 10.
sPELTEk- Domestic. SO 35@S S.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-22

E. Bates, undivided one-h half of block bounded by
sage, Collier. West Sixth and Wes5 Seventh
streets (Peler Smith Map); services
Crocker Estate COMPANY 10 Mabilian w. McMn-
ian, lot on line OF Frederick street, 2S1 - Of
Seanyan, + 25 by 100; $40.
James and Margaret Nixon to Henry G. Bull
wlnkle lot on hne of Twenty-first street, 80 w
OF Treat avenue, w % by 1l0; $40.
michael Hughes to Mary Hughes lot beginning
4z:334 n OF Twenty hird street and 35 w of Fol-
som, w 40, inches f q, n z SO 10 beginning;
also lot on w line Of Folsom street AZ :3sl Of
iwenty-third, n 22:S14 by w 80; $50 lot on w
line OF Folsom street, 20 OF Norwich, so, w
oU, = -, w 50, 2o Il 160; gift
Louise Harms to Alvin II. Harms, lot on Sc
65; gift.
Walter G. Landers to James w. Goodwin, un-
divided one-tenth interest in estate OF Lydia w.
Goodwin; also lot on w line of Taylor street. be-
tween Jackson and Washington 107 6 front by
Washington. 107 IS by w 127:6); also lot on
Sc corner of Sacramento and Larkin Streets s 25
Dy 1OO; also property in outside counties; $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Mary B. HOOK to Jennie B. Everett, undivided
one-half interest in lot line of pson avenue
$685. 40 w of telegraph avenue, w 37:6 by S
1868, Oakland $40.
J.P. Sarsfied to Mary Sarsfeld, lot on NV corner
of w Twelfth and Filbert street. 1416 by
w 49, being portion of lots 4 and 5, block ID,
Land Oakland Central Homestead Association ),
Oakland: gift.
Frank smith, A. n. Breed and F. C. Freeman
Loan Association, lot 81 line Of Twents eighth
avenue, 90 SW of East Eleventh street, SW 20 by
SE 10 Dlock N, Knowles and Potter ubdivision,
kennedy Tract, East Oakland; $12l3.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-22
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGBICUL-
TURE. WEATHER. BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept
81, 1886. P. NV Gather conditions ana general
forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day.
Eureka so, Red Bluff IA, san Francisco 64
Fresno 7S, san Luis Obispo u, Los Angeles II.
San Diego ~, y una 80.
san Francisco data-Maximum temperature 81,
minimum 81, mean 80.
The pressure is falling slightly along the Oregon
coast. 1t has risen over Montana, Wyoming and
the States eastward. There are no wel-marKed
high low areas over the western half of the
United states to-nig I
The temperature has risen over Utah, Arizona,
Nevada and Eastern California. 1t has fallen over
the Dakotas. he temperature is still below the
normal in the great valleys of California.
No rain has fallen over the western half OF the
country in the pas: twelve hours. Fog is reported
along the coast
Forecast made at San Frau cisco for thirty hours
ending midnight. Septem Der %, 1896:
Northern Caiifornia-Cloudy in the forenoone
fair Tuesday; westerly winds; light fog in tn:
morning
southern Caliiornia-Fair Tuesday; light fog
in the morning; light northwesterly winds.
Nevada-Fair Tuesday.
Utah-Fsir Tuesday.
Arizona-Fair Tuesday; continued high tenn
perature.
san Francisco and vicini:y-Cloudy in the morn
ing; fair the of the day light fresh westerly
winds; fog in the morning.
ALEX. q. MCADIE, Local Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-22
POTATOES. ONIONS, VEGETABLES

POTATOES - The market is quoted rather
steadier. Sweet Potatoes are quotable at 75c
@$l 20 . ctl; Garnet Cniles. 4O@5Oc p cu: Early
Rose, 25@35 . sack; Burbank Seedlings 25@35c
sack Tor Rivers and 50@S5c p c-l for Sallnas-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. irmer. Marrowfat
Squash Is quotabe at $5@S . ton; Green Corn
4U@Ioc p sack: Alameda Corn, S1(9l so p crate; ;
Berkeley Corn. 35@40c p box; Summer SQUASH
l5@25c q box: Egg Plant, 25@4Oc q box;
Tomatoes. 16@25c u box; Alameda Cucumbers
25t935c; Pickles, 112c p Ii for No. ! and 7b@
SOc p ctl for No. 2; Green Peppers 25@30c q
large box for Chile and 25@3Oc for Bell: Green
Peas, 75c@$l p SIX for common and 2@21sc p 10
for Garden; string Beans, 50c@$l 2 sack for com.
mon and 2(9215c p h Tor garden: Limas 5O(07bc
D sack; Green Okra. 4O@5Uc p box; Dried 0kra
l21ac q ID; Cabbage, 40c q ctl; Carrots, 25a3Oc
T. sack; Garlic, l00l 3zc T b.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-22
rxn1anar1nn.

The arrow hles with The wind. The top figures
Rt station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath it, II any, the amount Of
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, solid
lines, connect poin Of equal air pressure; iso-
therms or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually accompanied by fair weather: 'low'
refers TO low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
LOWS usually first appear on the Washington
coast When the pressure is high in the interior
north and south along the coast, rain is probable;
but when the "low'' Is inclosed with isobars Of
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb-
able. With a 'high" in the vicinity OF Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast,
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of these conditions
VIl produce an opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-22

LUNDY IsLAND-Passed Sept 19-Br ship Isle
of Arran, from Cardiff for santa Rosala, >,
SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA-Arr1ved Aug 2S
-Scbr Una, from Fureka
SANTA AROSALIA-Arrived Sept 3-Ger ship
Aradne, from Hamburg
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YoKK-Arrived Sept 21-stmr .Furnes-
sia from Glasgow; stmr FuIda, from Genoa and
NeG1BI NseGT1BBIRALTAR-Arrived out Sept 2l-stmr Will
Sailed Sept 2l-Stmr Ems, for New York.
neafN neAafMNssTERDAM-Arrived Sept 21-stmr schie-
ua1f 1afRRBoURG-saIled Sept 2O--stmr saale. for
gTzARD-Passed Sept 2I-stmrs werkendam
and Veendam, from New YORK, for rotterdam; G Do,
PHILA ADELPHIA-ArriVed sept zO-Shlp ber
genand, from Liverpool.
Sailed Sept 20-Stmr Pennland, for Liverpool.
ImportatiOns.
SAN DIEGo-Per Bonita-12 pkgs building out
Hueneme-65e SKIS beans.
Santa Crnz Islands pkgs mdse
Goleta-l bx shells. bx seed
Lompoc Ianding-72 pkgs M ise, cs seed. cs
drugs, bd green hides, 54 kegs nails bales sea-
barley
Los AIamos-144 hogs.
San. Luis Obispo-596 SKIS barley.
Arroyo Grande-l60 SKIS beans, 40 SKIS barley.
pears, cs cigars 5 cs tobacco cs berries, l pkg
castings, SO,0S1 # lumber 10 pkgs EXPRESS SIX
R and E RAP pkgs mdse, "a kegs hf-keg
2O7 bxs butter, 1 wagon, l bx fruit pkg to-
bacco,
Fields Landing-15OO NJ shingles.
Junction-75 SKIS peas.
PoRTLAND-Per Alice Blanchard-9sSS # lum-
Der, 10 pkgs mdse. $50 cs canned goods, 5000 it
oak lumber, 286 bds hides, 459 SKIS wheat 50 eds
wood.
Astoria-1455 bds shocks so bdIs salt hides,
odl pelts bdl dry hides, Is pkgs mdse 1o9 cs
salmon.
Coos Bay-SO eds matchwood.
COnsignees.
Per Alice Blanchard Sacramento Packing ana
Drying Co; + Dyer; Sussman Wormser & Co;
Voigt: ) III Frank IL Co.. Lichtig; Oakland Bum-
Der Co; Allen q Higgins; Thomas Loughran: Bay
City Match Co; Russ, Sanders u Co; Cook; J
Per Pomona-Brigham. Hoppe & Co; Carroll &
Carroll; Dodge, Sweeney & Co; Garcia & Maggini;
Enterprise Brewery; Esberg, Bachman & Co; j r
Haniiy; Dunham. Carrigan IL Co; Standard OIL Co:
II Levy & Co; Hlbernia Brewery; Pabst Brewery;
Greenbaum, Well & Michels; Dairymen's Union; J
A sinclair; Wells Fargo & Co; Labor Exchange:
racine Butchers Supply Co; L d Stone & Co; j
McCue; Wieland Brewing Co: Smith q Co; W
Dennison; Dunham, Carrigan & Co; Roman;
Scott & Van Arsdale Lumber Co; Mckay q Co; u
Brewery; G E Whitney & Co; Dairymen's Union:
Arctic OIL Works; Haight: Getz Bros & Co;
Go" dyear Rubber Coz Hills Bros: o Smith Il Co;
Norton Teller u Co; Wolf & Son; L D Stone & Co;
Higgins 81 Collins
Per Bonita-Porter Bros & Co; E Bowen & Co;
Iiumann q Bende; Wiela nd Brewing Co; Caiior-
MIA Construction Co; Standard Oil Co; National
Brewery; Carpy & Co: Buffalo Brewery; Roth,
Blum q Co; A HotaTng & Co; p Thomas: q
w McNear: Western Meat Co; Sinshelmer Bros;
Coblentz & Pike; Italian Swiss Colony: Southern
Pacific Milling Co; Pallies; Mack q Co: Poly,
4 CO.. III Dutard Jonas Erlanger & Co; Bassett &
Bunker
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-22
HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy salted steers 61ac;
culs and brands, 51sc; medium, 51a@6c; culls and
brands, 41z95c q ID; light, 4@412c; culls and
BRANDS. 512@4c; CowhIdes, 4@D5c culls and brands,
312944 Zee; salted Kip, SC; salted Calf 6@7c q ID;
salted Veal 5@6c dry Hides. 9G10c; culs and
branos, 7@D712c; dry Kip and Veal. SC: culls, 60
&c b; dry Calf 16c; culls, 10c; GUatskins 2O@
35c each; Kids, &c; Deerskins, good summer,
20@25c p b: medium, 15@ DC; winter, 7@ec;
Sheepskins, shearings 10Gl5c each; short wool,
20@35c each; medium, 4O615Oc each: long woods,
50@6O each. Culls OF all kinds about 1ac less.
1ALLOW-No. 1. rendered, 21s@3c; No. 2,
2@214c; refined, 434@D5c: Grease, 112c p h.
WOOL-New San Joaquin Fall 21S64c o n,
We quote Spring clip: Humboldt and Mendocino,
lO@11c; Nevada, 6@S12c: San Joaquin and South
ern Coast, six months, 31z@5c: northern free de-
fective, 41A@51ac p ID.
HOPS-Are nominal
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-22
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-The market is on again and very
weak.
CEEAMERY-Fancy, 22@22lsc p n; seconds, 20
DAIEY-Fancy, zoe 2 n; good 10 choice 171sa
19c; lower grades, l21a@16c p ID.
PIcKLED-15@l7c p 10.
FIRKIN-14@16c p h.
CHEESE = Choice mild new is quotable at
S12@9c q ID; common to good old, case y h;
Cream Cheddar. 10@l1c; Young America 9@lOc:
western, 1O9l1c: Eastern, l1@13c p h.
EGGS-The market continues strong, as both
choice and poor goods cleaning up Oregon
are quotable at 10@13c p dozen; Eastern, l5@
iSc Tor iair 20 choice and $4,000 for fancy: store
Eggs, l2@14c for ordinary and 1b@171Jac for good; /;
ranch Eggs, 25@30c; cold storage ranch l7G
lSc; Duck Eggs, 16G17 q doz
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

j. E. and Catherine Bitzer to NJ. Spoeri, undi-
vlded half OF lot on line of Greenwich street,
S7:6 w of Pierce, w 20 by 100: $10
Jonathan and Josephine p. Curtis 20 Isaac
Upham. lot on S line of Clay street, 56:3 of
Scott. E 25 by S 100; $40.
Nancy ]. Holt to A=nes v. Holt, lot on Sc cor
ner of Sacramento and Scott streets, e S1:S by )
81; lot on line OF Scott street. 76 s OF Sacra-
mento. Il 81 :3 by "a: lot on line of Scott
street, so S of Sacramento 81 :3 by 5 "a; lot or
SW corner of Sacramento and Fillmore streets, s
1885 by w 1858: lot on w line of Belcher street,
100 of Fourteenth, 80 by w 1926; lot Sc
corner OF Sacramento and Pierce Streets L 77:1
by l2O: lot on SW corner of ] street and Forty
fourth avenue, 5 500 by w gao; S5.
Henry F. Baker to A. G. Freeman and George