davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23

powiada otwarcie p. Bielskij, ma
dokonanych aresztowaniach ME
sko6czy sic sprawl i wielu jesz.
cze w}oscian p6jdzie do wiezie-
mia. Jest to zapewne przechwal.
ka zandarmska, DO o nowych
aresztowaniach ME slychac, a
~wloscianie trzymaja sic twardo i
nikogo re swoich ME. wydaja.
Mylnem jest wszakze mniema.
ME, ze to nmalczyki' popsuli
~w}oscian pod wzgledem lojalno-
Sci. Przedewszystkiem lud W o.
kolicy Pu}aw, W dawnej Czarto-
ryjszczyznie, odznacza} sic cd
dawna wyzszym poziomem kul-
fury i, CO "a tenn idzie, goracym
nastrojem patryotycznym. So
tam wsie, W kt6rych polowe
~starszych gospodarzy. stanowia
dawn powsta6cy. Szk6l z jezy-
klein wyk}adowym rosyjskim
niewiele W tel okolicy, ale pra-
vie wszyscy starry i m}odzi WHO
scianie umieja czytac i pisac pc
polsku, prenumeruja pisma W
dosyc znacznej ilosci i garna sic
do oswiaty. Niewatpliwie ist-
nienie szko}y wyzszej, kt6rej
uczniowie, chociazby re wzgledu
ma swa specyalnosc, obcuja z
wloscianami, wywiera}o i wywie-
ia wp}yw dodatni. Ale przecie
Rad szko}e te umyslnie zrefor-
mowal niedawno, z pozoru zu-
pe}nie ia zrusyfkowa}.
Wiekszosc student6w stanowia
Rosyanie, jest kilku Gruzin6w,
Arme6czyk6w kaukaskich i t. d.
a Polak6w mniej niz po}owa o.
g6lnej liczby. Powt6re usposo-
bienie ludu wzgledem rzadu w
ca}ej Polsce jest mniej wiecej
jednakowe, bardzo nieprzychyl-
ne. Dawno sko6czy}y sic juz
tie b}ogos}awione ola rzadu TO.
syjskiego easy, kiedy m6gl H.
czyc ma wiernosc lojalna Who's
cianina polskiego. Skryty i O.
strozny, w}oscianin ME ujawnia
uczuc swoich wyraznie, ale cd
czasu do czasu zdarza sic spra-
wa, kt6ra tajniki jego mysli i u
sposobie6 ods}ania. Wiedza juz
o tenn dis dzia}acze rosyjscy,
chociaz ME przyznaja sic do te-
go rozczarowania i tylko W chwi-
Ii podraznienia wymyka i'm sic
wyznanie, re sic i ma w}osciani-
ME polskim zawiedli. Zwlasz.
CA mlodsze pokolenie w}oscian,
kt6re zadnych flask" i madam"
ME zazna}o, jest zywiolem wro.
GIN rzadowi, DO odczuwa ucisk
i wyzysk systemu rusyfkacyjne
go, ami wspomnieniem, ami ma.
dzieja ME z}agodzony.
w ubieg}ym tygodniu wielu
w6jt6w gmin, burmistrz6w, Sc
dzi6w gminnych t. p. otrzyma.
10 odezwy, zawierajace wskaz6w-
XII, jak powinna zachowywae sic
ludnosc polska ma wypadek mo-
zliwej, chociaz ME oczekiwanej
obecnie wojny. Odezw tych ME
widzia}em, ME moge wiec pc.
wiedziec, czy podane W mich ra.
dy SO trafne j praktyczne, wkr6t-
ce napisze o tenn obszerniej, DO
obiecano mi jeden egzemplarz
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
z WarSzawy

Cd lat kilku policya j zandar-
merya rosyjska pilnie szukaja
Shadow agitacyi patryotycznej
miedzy w}oscianami. Sprawy @
propaganda, rozpowszechnianie
ksiasek polskich (tak w}oscianie
nazywaja ksiazki zakazane) i t.
p, zdarzaja sic dosye czesto W
r6znych okolicach naszego kraju,
'daleko c~zesciej, anizeli o TEN
wiemy i s}yszymy. Rozstrzyga-
ne administracyjnie, pc "a obreb
kancelaryi aandarmskich i mu.
row wieziennych ME wychodza.
Zreszta wyroki So stosunkowo
}agodne, daleko lagodniejsze cd
spadajacych ma przedstawicieli
inteligencyi Ia take same ,,prze,
stepstwa polityczne". = w lecie
bawi}em przez czas d}uzszy W
niewielkiem miasteczku, licza-
Gem oko}o 5000 mieszka6c6w.
Spotkalem tam 4 mieszczan ka.
ranych "a ,~,polityke", jak sic
wyrazali: trzech "a spiewanie
piesni patryotycznych, jednego
zas "a odczytanie W licznem zgro-
madzeniu odezwy, kt6ra otrzy,
NAL przez poczte. w sasiedniej
wsi by}o dw6ch w}oscian, kt6-
rych pociagano do odpowiedzial-
nosci "a spiewanie piesni naro-
dowych. = Wszyscy CT ,,wino-
wajcy" odpokutowali wykrocze-
MIA swoje W wiezieniu gubernial-
mem, gdzie ich trzymano cd 8 do
s tygodni.
Duzo niepokoju W sferach u.
rzedowych narobi}o aresztowa-
ME W listopadzie osmiu studen-
tow instytutu ~rolniczego W Pu-
}awach, kt6rzy - jak sic okaza-
10 = mieli stosunki z w}osciana.
mi okolicznymi. Aresztowano:
Humla, Skowronka, dw6ch bra
CT Duczymi6skich, Hempla, Snie-
chowskiego, Pr6szynskiego i
Hryniewieckiego. w mieszka.
niu jednego z mich, a w}asciwie
W drwalni do mieszkania PREY.
legajacej znalezli zandarmi pace
Ike ksiazek zakazanych, patryo.
tycznych, zdaje sic, gi6wnie wy
dawnictw historycznych galicyj,
skich. Prawdopodobnie ktos "a.
denuncyowa}, a moze nawet pod,
rzuci} ksiazki, DO u studenta
Hempla, oskarzonego o ich pre-
chowywanie, podczas pierwszej
rewizyi niczego ME wykryto.
Jednoczesnie z studentami u.
wieziono dw6ch w}oscian re wsi
Sagurki pod Nalekzowem: Rel,
macha i Powiatowskiego, gospo.
darcy zamoznych szanowanych
W okolicy, cz}onk6w dozoru kos.
cielnego. Aresztowano ich W
chwili, gdy wysiadali z wagonu
W Na}eczowie, dokad wracali z
Pu}aw. Studenci rozdawali WHO.
scianom, zdaje sic, wy}acznie
ksiazki legalne, ale, jak zwykle
m}odzi, postepowali dosyc ME-
ostroznie j obdarzyli zaufaniem
by}ego volta, czlowieka podej.
rzanego moralnie, kt6ry o wszyst-
klein doni6s} w}adzy. A rozda.
wanie nawet legalnych ksiazek,
zw1aszcza przez studentow, jest
juz u mas przestepstwem polity.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
Zakfad sw. Kazimierza W Paryzu

oraz zapewnia i poczatkowe nauki SIZE
rotom Tub ubogim dzieoiom polskim Ia
grantee.
w Zak}adzie miesci sic przesz}o 127
osob, a mianowie: 81 starc6w, jedna
staruszka, 4S dziewczat, Is ohopoow,
Polski kapelan, 10 Si6str milosierdzia i
IL os6b do pomooy i siuaby.
Uznajao pozytecznosc Zak}adu sw.
Kazimierza, Rad francuzki nada} mu
W 1859 roku Prawa korporacyjne i Ia
twierdzii Ustawe ma mooy kt6rej, Sio-
stry miiosierdzia Polki, pod zwierzchni-
otwem Komitetu Polsko- francuzkiego
.zioaonego z Dam j m~e.czyzn, stanowia
Zarzad Zak}adu.
Przez diugi czas utrzymywai sic Ia
kiad re stalej zapomogi Rzadu francuz-
kiego, oraz z dobroczynnyoh o6ar PREY
jaznych nam Francuz6w i zamozniei-
szych rodzin polskioh. Lecz cd pewne-
go czasu Rad francuzki uszczuplil swe
zasiaki; Prywatne zas ofary, tax pol
skie jak francuzkie, zmniejszyly sic bar
do.
w roku 1894 Zaklad sw. Kazimierza
penios} nader dotkliwe straty.
Xiaze W}adysiaw Czartoryski, ktory
cd roku 1869 byl Prezesem Rady Ad-
ministracyjnej Zak&adu, po dIugiej i
ciezkiej chorobie, przeni6si sic ma
wieczny odpoczynek.
Przez to d&ugie lata, XiaAe ME pre-
stawa} przewodniczyc obradom Zwiaz.
ku; bedao juz ob}ozonym, czuwal jesz-
cze mad losem tego Zakladu, przez
Make swoja sp. Xieane z S~apieh6w
C~zartoryske ~za@ozonego. a czujac jego
niezbednosc, pragnae sic przyczynic do
jego d}uzszego bytu i rozwoju, tesla.
mentem przekaza} fundusz, ma zakupie-
ME gEuntu mogacego polepszyc polo
zenie Instucji.
Geese Jego pamieci!
Margrabia de Varennes, jeden z
ice -Prezesow Zarzadu, opuszczajac
stale zamieszkanie W Paryzu, przesta}
brac udzia} naradach Zarza-
du.
Cd przesz}o dwudziestu lat, naleaa}
do Rady admistracyjnej, nieraz jej
przewodniczy}, W nader trudnych przej-
sciach Zak}adu, wszystkich podtrzymy-
wal i ME pozwala& watpic W jego przy-
sz}osc DO go kocha} j ceni}.
Panied ich, z Workmanship przecho-
wywana bedzie W Z~akIadzie, ktorego
byli dobrodziejami.
Zarzad Zak}adu sw. Kazimierza, Emu
szonym jest odwo}a6 sic raz j~eszcze, i
usilniej, gorecej niz kiedykolwiek do
oiarnosci Rodakow, wyciagajac reke
do mich pc "a Paryzem nawet, zebrzac
mi&osierdzia ola polskich starcow, ola
polskich %sierot, wszedzie gdzie odzywa
sic polska NOVA i gdzie bija polskie
serca.
Paryz sam ME jest niestety W stanie
wystarczyc zaspokojeniu potrzeb lud-
ludnosci polskiej we Francji przebywa-
jacej.
Ludnose ia znajduje sic W bardzo u
ciazliwych w%arunkach bytu. Zwiek-
liczebuie nap}ywem swiezych zy-
widow, doznala ona, pod w~zgledem
materyalnych zasobow bardzo znaczne-
go u~szczuplenia.
Zamozuiejsze domy polskie, dawniej
.osyc l%icznie tn, przerzedzi}y sic i uby-
ciagle, a Pozostaja dwie nieod-
towarzyszki smetnej doll ~naszej:
j nedza.
Cisna sic do progu Zakiadu naszego
Veteran, jezeli ME wszyscy bliznami
BOZ ZACH okryci, jak niegdys, to skoIa-
tani tu}aczego zywota; ko}ataja do
sieroty rzucone ma bruk niez-
zmienna losu nie}aska.
Trzeba ola Mich dacbu; trzsba ola
nich chleba; a dach nasz wall sic, a
'hleba nam ME stajel
Zak}ad nasz, jezeli ME najuzyteoz.
to W kazdym razie z pewnoscia
1ainiezbednieiszv p Instvtuoii mol
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-23
uo.aArAl kWIIOWE

Ola utytku grup zwiazkowych z cd
,owiedniemi rubrykami do kwitowanis
w~noszonych opiat, wystsrczajace ma la,
hziesiec, do ~sprzedania W Redakcyi
yZgody".
Cena egzempL0rzo: 10 cent6eo.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28

bran. s75 SKIS shorts IL SKIS -four, 1879 pkgs
paper 8 cs salmon, 80 pkgs furniture, 20 bbls
salt ,l20 ks hides, n crts hams 126 cs paint 3i
hid a.iI peltS, 10 SKIS salt sides, 3 cS eggs IA
crts era~ fish, 10 pkgs household goods coops
Astoria-4s9l cs salmon, pkgs express 500 SKIS
oysters
Consigne-4.
Per Arago-Dodge Sweeney & Co; FBHaight:
Hilmer. Bredhof & Schulz: Erlanger & Galinger;
Getz Bros & Co: Marshall. Teggart & Co; Thomas
Loughran; Ross IL Hewlett Wells. Fargo & Co;
Langley d Michaels: 5 II Frank & Co; Aibernia
schoenfeld; wie,and Brewing Co; Wangenh elm.
Sternheim d Co; Lowenberg Il o.
Per Point Arena-Martin, Feusier & Co: stand
ard OIL Co. Ross & Hewlett; Wilson & Baechtel;
Getz Bros 6 Co: Baker & Hamilton: + b Haight:
o Smith & Co; Smiths Cash Store.
Per Corona-American Union Fish Co; Pacific
Coast Fish Co: Witzel Il Baker: Standard on Co;
De Bernardo & Co; Dairymen's Union Marshall &
Martin, Feusier & Co; Dodge, sweeney & Co; Sac
ramento Fish Co: Dairymen's Union: Fl Klrsch-
man; Western Meat Co; Russ, Sanders & Co. En-
terprse Brewery: Jonas Erlanger & Co; Chicago
Brewery; ~inshemer Bros: Moore, Ferguson tE Co
L d Stone & Co; f Haght; w Price & Co: S 2
Milling Co; II Dutard; Ivancovich & Co: Com
mercial Transfer Co; Labor exchange; j j Duffey
q Co; j Hoffman: National Brewery; Daneri
q Co; Lacnman u Jacobv; j G. Johnson & Co: E g
Roeder; Dalton Bros: Hills Bros: 4 J Bowen Il Co
Gray d Barbleri d Allison q Co; Wetmore Bros;
Colley; Cunningham, Curtss & WEIGH; Milwaukee
fbdrTe'wery; Payot, Upham d Co; w Sumner & Co;
Miller. p. Sioss d Scott; II Cain q Co; Oh Tetzen;
racine Co; q K Hooper; f NJ Morgan; II H
Hogan; Johnson-Locke Mer Co: Pac Ammonia
ana Works: w Shrock; w Hubbard; a.
GODS; Buyer d Reich; Lewis Meyerstein Il CO.. f
'arnier d Co; Macondray & Co; ii greenwood.
Fer ''1psy - Standard Oil Co: Ohlandt & Co;
Carpy q Co: A CALI Fruit Co: II Cowen q Co;
Dodge, sweeney & CO. Norton Teller & Co; Arctic
Ul orks; Dairymen's Union; Geo w McNear; II
Joost & 20; Wolf & Son; Hilbert Bros: Gund-
sach q co; California BOtting CO.. q w Sargent;
San I1 franclsco Chemical Works; A w Fink & Co;
hIon ron tanning Coz Henderson & own.
=, TSr state OF California-W Wellman, Peck & Co; q
r Weber: Wells Fargo & Co; ] K Armsby d Co:
Su..ing Packing Co; Morgan Oyster Co; W A Cor
4sn, p M Z b Moraghan: w Price Il Co; NJ Detels
DIown Bros q Co: Whitney q Co; G E Shell
1on; I; Blssinger Co; Willamette Pulp & Paper Co:
Seo Morrow q Co; Crown Paper Co; Elmore san
Dorn " ~ " 20; Darbee & lmmel; NJ A Wagner; K
f. Fletcher; w G Hinton; Stockton Paint Co; Jno
Horstman; Mack & Co; Kingan & Co
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Values were rather fiimer in mining stocks yes
terday, owing to the news that work had teen re-
sumed IN the south drift on the 300 level OF the
Cholar- Brunswick ground and that the excavation
OF station had begun at the 400 foot vertical
point in shaft !, preparatory to opening new level
at that depth.
No ore was hoisted from the Savage mine during
the past week. Some ore of fair grade is being
broken down from the tenth floor of the upraise in
east crosscuu on the $50 level. The usual pros
pec.ing work continues at other points on the $50
level, and also on the 750 and $50 Levels On the
Brunswick lode, on the 500 level, the joint north
drift from shaft has been advanced 252 feet, at
which length it reached the south boundary OF the
Savage mine Tn, face is in soft porphyry. This
Drift mas been tim bered up to the line.
The SEVER and Steamb boat mining companies of
utah nave levied assessments of and l IA cents
per share respe ectively, denQuenJ in their offices
september and "a.
The Deadwood Terra Mining Company of South
Dakota paid dividend of SO cents per share this
month
The joint Confidence Challenge and Imperial
west crosscut from the surface tunnel is out 67U
ieeL haVlng Leen advanced thirteen feet duiing
the past week The face shows porphyry.
Ihe crown Point mine. owing to The railing OF
of the water in he Carson River, and the conse-
quent closing down OF the Mexican mill suspended
Work on the evening of August p. shipped to the
Mexican mill 172 tons and 800 pounds Of gold ore
week.
OF ore curing the past wee the average assay OF
the same being $25 SO per ton.
ne yleld OF the Segregated Belcher mine for the
past week was twenty-eight minIng-car loads of
ore, assaying S29 81 per ton.
me confidence mine during the past week
yIeiueu eight mining-car loads OF ore of the aver
age assay value of $1S 96 per ton.
ne yield OF The Overman mine for the past
week was ten tons of ore OF the average ASSAY
vaiue OF $27 53 per ton. The came flom small
on the 900 level.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS

WHEA T-The Cellicburn takes for Liverpool
37,024 centals valued at $36, 100.
The market is easy and futures are lower. No. !,
95@9712c p ctl; choice, 9s34c; lower grades. STA
@921ac; extra choice for milling, $1@1 0712 .,
ctI.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'clock-December-
5000 ctls, 991sc.
SECOND SEssIoN-December-20,O 600 ctls 991sc
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-60
ctls, 9914c. May-2O00 81 O31a
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-December-20 600 ctls,
e914c; 14,00O, 991sc.
BARLEY-The Celticburn takes for Liverpool
1882 ctls Brewing valued at $10,50O.
Previous prices rule. Feed, 6712G621ac q ctl I;
choice bright, 6534 a 65c; Brewing 721a@
SOC q ctl; Chevaier 60@90c for No. /,
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN--9: Is oclock-No sales
SECOND SEssoIN-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING ber-20OO
ctls, Csc.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales.
OATS-New Oats. 75@S212c; old milling, S71s
@921ac: fancy feed. 921a@95c: good to choice,
S5@9Oc: common 10 fair, 7212G7712c; Gray, 50
@S712c; Surprise. 95c@Sl 0212
CORN-Sales are few and small Large Yellow
quotable at S71a@9212c p ctl: Small Round do,
s0@921ac . ctl; White 7212@7614c.
kYE-Contnues duh at 70@721ac p cu for old
and 621z@65c for new.
BUCKWHEAT-Nomin nal at S5@S5c p ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

TALLOw--Firm, moderate demand: City, 31sc
bid, 514c asked; country, 31s@3Ssc
COT1ONSEED OIL-QuieJ, easy; Crude, 19@
zoe: yellow, prime. 223z123c.
TURPENTINE-Quiet 41494A.
RICE-Quiet. Domestic, S95Mc; Japan, 40
414c
MoLAssEs- Steady, quiet; New Orleans 27
@37c.
COFFEE-steady; 8 to 30 points down. August,
SO 2O@1O 25e September. So IS; October SO 55
Novem Der. R45; December, So 20@9 35; Marcn
So 2O@9 35; April SO 35@9 40; May SO 30@9 40;
Spot klo quiet, steady: No z. 1875
SUGAk-Raw. dull, steady; fair refining. SC:
centrifugal, 96 tesr $3.50: refined, quiet, steady
on A, 7-16@41zc; mould a, sc; standard A,
4s4c: confectioners a, 45Sc; cut loaf. 53sc;
crushed. 5ssc; powdered, SC: granulated, 4sAc;
cubes, sc.
Fruit and Produce.
APRICOTS-New, hags, S@9c.
PEACHES - Peeled, 12@l4c; unpeeled, 611@
S13c-
PRUNES-Four sizes, nominal, asa @l5c.
RAISINS-I wo-crowr, loose Muscatels, $40
4c; do three-crown. 5@514c; do TOUR crown 61ec:
do London layers, $1@l 10; do clusters, 81 Fog
] 40.
AoPS-Quiet. Pacific Coast. 4Q61ac
WOOL-Quiet. Domestic fleece, 16923c: pulled,
19@31c; Texas, 7@12c
Merchandise.
TIC IRoN-Quiet; steady; American. $40 Esq
l2 So
COpPER-Dull; nominal; lake. $40 50@11.
IEAD-Quiet; domestic, SO 65@2 70.
1IN-Quiet; Slraits $13 30@13 35 plates quiet.
sPELTkk-Quiet: domestic, So 50@3 10.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug
27, 1885, 8 P. Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka 6S, Fresno IS. San Diego ~, Red Bluff
so, San Luis Obispo "a, Yuma 9S, San Francisco
IS, Los Angeles 80.
San Francisco data-Maximum temperature 56.
minimum 81 mean 5S
An of low pressure is central this evening
in Northern Nevada, while the highest pressure is
reported from Northwestern Washinst on
Show cry weather has prevailed to-day throughout
Washington and in Arizona. Rain is Still falling
in Arizona. The wea her is partly cloudy in Utah
and conditions are favorable for showers In that
section Friday
ending midnight August 2S. 1895:
the extreme northeast portion: fresh north
westerly winds, brisk to high the north ern
coast.
Southern Caifornia-O ccasional showers in the
south portion tonight and Friday morning, fair in
north portion; warmer in the extreme southeast
portion; brisk westerly winds.
Nevada-Fartly cloudy Friday: cooler in the east
portion, slightly warmer IN the extreme west por-
tion.
Utah-Cloudy and occasional showers Friday.
ArZona-Showers and thunderstorms tonight;
Friday partly cloudy: warmer at Yuma.
san Francisco and vicinity - Fair Friday; brisk
to high westerly winds
w. Il. HABnIoN. Forecast OH cial.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-28
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS. ETC

DRIED FRUITS
New York advices say that California Apricots
are being exported to Europe, and dealers there
expect to ship away good many OF our Prnnes
also later on.
Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are as fol-
lows
CARLOAD LoTs-New Aprlcots, 6@614c in swe at
Dox, 697c p ID +. o. b. coas ana S@9c ffancy
Aoorparks; new Prunes 3lae: new reaches, 5A2c
q b In the eat box and 4C@412c T. O. b. coast
JoBBING PRIC ES-N ew Peaches. 414(9oc; fancy,
5b2c; new Apricots, 6@7c new evaporated Ap-
pies, 51a@6c 2 ID; old lrunes, &c for four slzes'
new Figs, black. 212e93c for unp essed ana 5es312
for pressed; white lis, 312@4c; Plums, 91294c
for pitted and 1Dl15c for unptted; new Nectar
ines, 495c q fb for prime to choice.
kAlSINS-Prices are as follows carloau lots, i.
o. b., Fresno: Four-crown, loose, 33494c; 3-crown,
loose 314c; 2-crown, 234c p b; seedless suitanas,
&c; seedess Muse atels, &c; 3-crown London lay
ers 7Oc q box; clusters, 81 3591 5O; Dehesa clus-
ters, 81 1892 25 Imperial clusters 81 bUgZ 10
JoBBING PRICES-Fourcrown, loose, 4Ac; D
crown 334c; 2-crown, $3.50 p ID; seedless Snl-
tanas, &C . h; seedless Muscatels, sc; 5,crowh g
London layers, 10000; clusters, 81 b0@l 70;
Dehesa clus ters, So so: Imperial clusters, rs.
NUTS-Quol ations are follows: Walnuts,
nominal: new Almonds, 7c F ib for Languedoc,
-Y ib for hardshell and 9@1Oc D. ID for paper
shell, Jobbing; Peanuts 4@6c q 1b for Eastern ana
- Tor California; Hickory Nuts, o@oc ID;
Pecans, .712@Sc; Fnbers, 71@@Se; Brazil Nuts,
7129Sc p ID; Cocoanuts $4@5 % l0O
HONEY-Comb, 100121Ac for bright ana pose
ior lower grades water-white extracted ogo 12c;
light amber extracted 412@4s4c; dark amber 49
414c oark, 203c p b.
bEESWAA-Dull z5c q ID.
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% Clear O Partly Cloudy |
.@ couoIT @ BON g Snowl
rxDTanariOu

The arrow flies with :he wind. The top figures
Rt station indicate maximum temperatur" for the
days; those underneath it. If any, the amount OF
rainfall Of melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. lsobars or solid
lines connect poln of equal air pressure; $50
therms. or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather; slow"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
LOWS" ally first appear on the Washington
coast. When he pressure is high In the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable
but when the dow is inclosed with isobars Of
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb-
able. With "high" in the vicinity OF Idaho, and
the pressure falling the California coast,
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The Of these conditions
Wtll produce an opposite result
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy salted steers
are quoted at &c Q ID; culls and brands,
5@51ac p 10; medium, &c q b; culls and
brands, 4@4Hac p ID; light, &c; culls and
branus, 3@31ac; Cowhides, 4@415c: culls and
brands, 3@4c; salted Kip 4c; salted Calf. &c q b:
salted Veal, Sc; dry Hides. 9@915c: culls and
braDos, &c; dry Kip and Veal,7@Sc; culls, &c;
dry Calf, 12@14c; culls, S@9c: Goatskins 20@
35c each: Kids, sc: Deerskins, good summer,
25G271ac: medium, 100 21ac; winter, 7@1Oc;
Sheepskins shearings. 10Gl5c each: short wool,
20@35c each m edium, 40Go0c each: long wools,
bO@60 each. Culls OF all kinds about 12c less.
1ALLOW-No. l. rendered, 212Q3c; No. 2,
214c; refined, 4s4@5c: Grease, &c q ib.
WUOL-A loi al circular says: "Ail the securing
establishments are closed No outlet I r wool of
any description. No chance 10 do business in a
liberal way because of the condition of the money
market, and even ii money could be obtained Tor
speculative purposes there would be no inclination
10 speculate, because most of the woolen mills of
the East closed. The outlook for wool is worse
at the moment than it is for any other commodity,
and Ii would seem as if the only thing that can
help ii will be speedy return to tariff on wool
and woolens. No sales" humboldt and Mendo-
cino is quotable at l0@llc p ID; Valley Ore
gon, 1O@l1c q ID: de- lower grades, S@a10c:
Nevada, 6@S12c; San Joaquin and Southern
Coast, six months, 4@6c: san Joaquin. foothill,
good TO choice, 612@712c; San Joaquin, years
fleece. 4@519c; northern free, 7G9c; do defective,
5@61ac p b.
for 1SQ6
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DEcIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

ORCHARD FRUITS
The market is now in good shape, being lightly
supplied, ana good stock sells OF readily.
Ounces, 4O@5Oc q box.
Ne .tarnes 75c p box.
Peaches, 35@75c q box, 25@50c Z, basket: SIS
@20 = ton for frees and $25@30 for elings
Plums. 25@3bc q and 35@5Oc p crate;
" mite bulk, S20@22 80 q ton; japanese Plums,
25G40c: Prunes. 25@4Oc q box.
App es, 75e@$l p box for choice and 40@60c
for common
Crab lppes 5O0 z5c p box.
Pears 20@40 . box; Bartletts, 100000 D box
and $l2 50@ SO p ton
Figs, 25g5Uc p box for white and 35 @75c for
black, double layers.
> BERRItS-
Strawberries, s4@1 ., chest for Longworths and
S2@3 so for large Derriek
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POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES

POTATOES = The market is cleaning up
rather better. Sweet Potatoes are quotable at
114@11a 2 b; Garnet Chiles, 50@65c p c.l Early
Rose, 25@35c: Burbank Seedlings, 25@35c for
Rivers and 7a@S71Lac for Salinas.
ONIONS-Dull a. 30@35c; Pickles, SOC q ctl.
VEGETABLES-Corn is selling lower than at
any time this season. Tomatoes keep up. Marrow
fat Squash Is quoted az $6@$S q ton; Green CoTn
20@50c p sack: Alameda Corn. 75c@$l q
crate; Berkeley Corn is quoted $4,000
q box; Summer Squash, 15@25c for Bay: Egg
Plant. 25@40c; Tomatoes. 40Q50c for Rivers aud
40@75c tor Bay: Ala ameda Cucumbers, 20030c;
Pick es, 1@1 Zee p fb for No ] and 35@5Oc p cti
fer No 2: Green Peppers, 25@35c q large box for
Chile and 25@35c for r ell: Green Peas, 25@50c
p sack for common and 2@21ac 2 ID for Garden !;
string Beans, 25(05Oc p sack for common and 2@
212c p b for GARDEN Limas 75c@Sl q sack
Green Okra, 25G50c p box: Cabbage, 40c f3 ctl ;
Carrots, 25@30c p sack; Garlic, 1a@l2c p b.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags. spot. 81 20: San
Quentin, 81 90; Wool Bags. 24la@261lc.
CoAL-W Wellington, SO q ton; New Wellington,
So q ton Southfield Wellington. 81 so p ton;
Seattle, $5@5 so; Bryan. So: oos Bay, $4 30
Wasend, 81; Scotch, 81 SO; Brymbo, 81 so;
Cumberland, $13 so 2 ton in bulk and $15 in SKIS:
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. $l1 p ton Welsh
= nthracite, SO; Camel, 81 SO; hock Springs.
Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, ST 30; Coke,
$ll@l2 in bulk and $13 p ton in SKIS.
LEATHER-Shipment OF l55 rolls, valued at
5000, to Japan.
SUGAR-Jhe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed, 57sc;
Powdered, 53sc: Fine Crushed, 51sc; Dry Granu-
lated, 434c; Confectioners' A, 434c: Nj agnolia A,
4ssc; Extra C, 414c: Golden G, 41sc; half barrels.
Ac more than barrels. and boxes 1ac more.
$3 S664 to arrive