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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-26
Tue uroohIya's re-, rour po.,po,

BosroS, Aug. 26.--It hns been de.
olded TO postpone tho speed test OF the
cruiser Brooklyn until Thursday. IL
was found that the work OF cleaning
and getting the engines In condition
for the great racs against time could
no, DO properly done In twenty-iouT
hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-26

tory, the mayor will appoint com.
tIiilec 10 go east aud e,c)ft MIN to
thh city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-26

loss Of the MonocacF, hut there are no
particulars further than there was n
10 deiido OF On earthquake. The story
IN not Gro iiipd here -
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JP BEFORE THE SUN.
Sulr Commences His Campaign
Work al an ESrly Hour.
rls DINNER Win SENATOR HILL


SYRACUSE, n. ", Aug. 90 W. ].
Ryan took up campaigning almost be.
are the sun was W. Alter n few
,suu resi- following the Utica meeting
vhlch Old no, End until alter mid.
si,ht, and after hurled breakfast he
,uI Mn. Bryan boarded the local pas.
anger train which lett Utica at 7.l5.
There was no parlor car and they
,,sk seats In the common coach who're
ne passengers crowded about them for
h,ndshakes and autographs.
Bryan had lilile TO say about the
dinner with Senator mn. undoubted.
II one Of the most important events Of
n New York tour. ut was n purely
,ociAl aiiaiT,n he said. Although tho
tpsenoe Of I'm from the ~ litic,l meet.
lar which, followed tho dinner wA6
elmmunled upon, tue remark made
ty Bryan In tho Albany tposch that
I6e support Of those Democrats who
nd not endorse every plank Ia the
patioTm was cXnooIou. was comment.
ID ug0n m tignlfieaut-thogo 4. gen.
sfal impression among those with the
eiudiiato that he has received assur.
ance that Hin viii declare Tor the
iiesoi.
AZ Rome 800 people requested a
speech. Bfysn sale: ~ do not sup
1sss the train will nlop long enough ior
NE 10 cay anything 10 you, but 1
imagine from wha. can eco that you
tfe not afraid Of bnlng overwhelmed
with npod OF money. Some Of your
opfonehh tell us that N we bad flee
coinage Of silver We wOrld have 90
much money that We wOn't know
What todO with it. Then nggin they
tell us the gold Ut the country would
70 out Of circulation and We would not
% aple 10 cola enough silver tor our
uie. 10 rather amuspa me thai they
,IptcI the people 10 believe this, bp.
cause there afo lots VI towns In this
s.untty that would not object 10 open.
lug mints III their midst. We do not
tslievo ffee coinage OF silver will do
IT, We believe irce coinage OF silver
sould bring gold TO this country aud
NAi, too, without tho aid OF Syndi.
attf."
ANOTHER Address.
Syracuse, Aug. 20-In Hanover
easu, Syracuse, ,0eO po5p'o gathered
" GEAR Bryan. ho sslg: mir. Chair
msu hnJ Fellow Citizens, In this land
u Ours where govern ment derives itH
Just yswers lrUm tho consent Of tho
yovefnou Rnu where an official tot %
,hon ume ezaicises any authority IN
law, It 10 only iair that thoso who nro
10 ehoofo by ballot should be pot.
mitied TO come la coniuct with ihose
Who afo candidates Tor 10 high poti-
Ton. aud NJ In tnis campaign II IL very
slflouit Tor all our people 10 nn1 the
tteostafy money, either gold or silver,
to visit It's candidates, thought 10
misht be worth while for the candidate
10 visit the people.
"rhen, too, | thought II might be
veil Tor 0ne accused VI being candi.
Gale VI a body VI anarchists To show
himse in order that you may lusgo
whether ne lOlks like one Dent upon
Destroying tho government under
which he lives. believe, my friends,
there IA no one IN nll this land more In
love with cur Institutions than L..
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POLITICS IN UTAH.
Democratic judicial Committee 10
Ntst Next Tuesday.
CALL ISSUED by CHAIRMAN DEY.
MpnblIcan state Committee VIII As
Smbl' In his CITY On SATURDAY
Political Pointers.

The Democratic Judicial committee
for this district will meet Ia this city
on Tuesday next at O'Clock. a call
10 that elect has been issuod by Judge
Dey, the chairman, and It IL believed
that all Of the members OF the commit.
teo viii bs In attendance as tbs
event has been urged upon them
a. one Of more than ordinary impor.
iaucr. The meeting Is officially an.
nouncoi as being "for the purpose OF
isduing a call for judicial convention
10 nominate candidates to MI the Va.
oancirs caused by the rssiguatlons Of
Hon. lie Gtands Young and Hon.
Andrew Howat, ana for the ifansac.
ton OF such other business as may
come before the mseiing.p
The prospects ars that tho judicial
convention viii be held late ia Sep.
temutL IL Looks, too, as though tho
size OF the convention will be- reduced.
Last year many complaints were
heard ~ 10 its unweilulinesa And tue
convention may suggest remedy this
llme by eu'1ing down the apportlon-
ment u delegates.
ANOTHER JUDICIAL CALL.
A Democfa,o judicial convention,
for the purpose VI nominating a oandi.
date for Judge Of the Fourth judicial
District comprising tho counties Of
Uiah, Uintah anu wasaich, aud TO
ifansaci such other business a. may
properly come before the convention,
VIII bu held Of Provo, on wednesday,
the Esd Ut September. ut ~ O'Clock
noon. Tue basis OF approximation from
tue several counties will he the samu
~ lhnt OF the DsmUofatic judicial con.
vonticn for the district Ia 1895. Iho
county conventions OF thuse three
counties, called 10 elect delegates TO tho
Slate oonyoution viii also elect uelo.
gates 10 the Judicial convention. THIS
call Ia made by the Democratic State
COMMITTEES fof tho reason that tharo IL
no Dem cratic judicial district com.
mltter Tor sad dIstfict.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
WEATHER BUrEAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICGL-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU, ~AN FRANCISCO, Oct.
Of. 1896, P. M.-Weather conditions and general
forecast;
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka 5S, Fresno So, san Diego Sc, Red Bluff
81, san Luis Obisp1 g., una 20, San Francisco
81, Los Angeles 81.
San Francisco data-Maximum temperature 81,
minimum 81, mean S.
The storm, which central last evening OF
the coast of oregon, moved rapidly southeastward
during the night and is central in Southern
California and Arizona. General rain has fallen
during the past twenty-four hours throughout
California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona. The skies
have cleared during to-day throughout Northern
Southern California and Arizona Conditions are
favorable for showers tonight in Utah. Decidedly
colder weather prevail in Arizona and the tenn
perature is from to 25 degrees below the normal
Throughout the entire region sou h of Oregon and
Idaho. I he conditions favorable for light
frosls in portions of California tonight.
FoTeca>t made Sa Francisco Tor 80 hour3
ending midnight. October IS. 1896:
Northern California = Generally fair, warmer
Wednesday; fresh nortnerly winos, becoming
variable in the northern portion.
southern Caifornia-Fair. warmer in northern
portion Wednesday; fresh westerly winds.
Nevada-Probably fair Wednesday; somewhat
warmer
Utah-Fair Wednesday: somewhat warmer.
Arizona-Fair. warmer Wednesday.
San Francisco and vicinity Generally fair
Wednesday; brisk westerly winds.
w. II. HAMMoN, Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
THE STOCK MARKET.

The ComstockS were weak and somewhat lower
again yesterday morning, but advanced Ia the
AFTERNOON will be by the list of sales. The
ose was still higher.
The Silver King Mining Company has levied an
as assessment OF zb Gems per share.
The shares of the Standard Consolidate Mining
Company of Bodie, which were taken from the
list of the San Francisco stock and Exchange
Board three years ago, have been relisted on that
board. that company paying $30U in back dues
for the privi ege.
In the Choilar mine (Com stock workings) in the
north ssope above crosscut 2, 450 level, they are
opening north and south on the eleventh and
twelfth floors, the ore lying in streaks of fair
grade In going south on the ninth floor they
have connected with the south stope, giving good
air. In the south stope on this level they are
STOPPING on the eighth and ninth floors, the pay
lying in punches and requiring asserting. The
filings ct this point are saved. On the $50 level
the streak encountered in the north stope ma n
tains its width and is of good grade They saved
during the week from all points 176 tons and
1909 pounds of ore, which has been sent TO the
Nevada mill The average battery sample for
the week was $22 45 per ton.
In the Po osi mine (ComstocS workings) the
raise from the mediate level open from the
top of the raise above the outh drift on the 43O
level is now up 81 feet. The top Is in Cay and
porphyry. The stope south from the bottom OF
the raise has been opened 70 feet in length. show
ing streaks of fair grade the east side. The
drift the tunnel level to with the top of
the raise is out 60 feet to the west The face is in
mixture OF porphyry, clay ard quartz They
saved during the week Sd tons and 100 pounds OF
ore, which WAS shipped 10 the evaua mill 1or re-
duction The average car sample of the same was
$26 80 per ton. In the shaft ON he groupings the
west drift on the 80 level has been extended II
feet, and is now out 81 feet; the face is in por-
phyry.
Assessments Pendfn~.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
EXPLANATION.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath il, If any, the amoHnt of
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths.
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
lines, connect poin Of equal air pressure; iso-
therms. dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word 'high" means high farometric 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
and low along the coast, and tie isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
but when the slow" is inclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature rain south of Oregon is improb-
able. With "high" in he vicinity of IDAHO and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected IN summer and colder
weather In winter The reverse of these condition.
will produce an opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
IRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FRElGHTS-Are dull and nominal at
26s sd, usual options. The chartered wheat fleet
in port has registered tonnage of IS 900, against
53,540 ions on the same date last year; disen-
this port. z4S. 800 ions, against 3O1 900.
WhEAT-1 he steamer Tiger lakes for Calcutta
103.760 ctls. valued Sl4u 0O0; Androsa, for
Liverpool 44s2 ctls, at $3.50.
The market is weak dull all over the world
On the local market both spot and future prices
are of again and trade is very dull. The ship
pers holding or Fair to choice shipping
ranged from 81 so to 81 3l14, and extra choice
milling from 81 80 TO 81 3712.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRMAL sissIoN-9;l5 o'clock-May-20o0
ctls, 81 34Ts; 10000, 81 "a 5s 2OOO, ST 34s4 ;
10000, 81 541a. Decem ber-zU00, 81 81; 2OOU,
ST. 30 Is; 2OOO 81 S05s; 1000. 81 50A
SECOND SESSION : May = 1000 ctls. 81 "a:
4otO, 81 1855; 1900. s.. $3.50; le,ouo. 81 S37s.
REGULAR MoRS1Ne Sc sEsspoS-MayE4o G MAJ ctls.
i Ssss: 5000. 81 ssE: 1910, 81 ssls; 600S, 0O,
AFTERNOON SESSION May 10000 ctls,
ST. ss5s: 10000, 81 SO: 1000, 81 s2sl; $4,000,
81 3z1a.. Lecem ber-l0,UOU, 81 1854.
BARLEY-rhe tendency is downward and the
market is dull. We quote Feed, 7712@S0c p ctl |;
choice blight, sl14Gs219cB ell; brewing, 859
S712c; No Chevalier, $10l 10.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'clock December
20U0 ctls, o312c.
SECOND sEssIoN-May-2OOOc c:ls, slc.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-60OO cts,
9oo; z00U, 1890; 2O00, e9c. Dscember-2OO0.
Sl42c.
AFTERNOON SEssToN-May-2OOO ctls Ssc De-
cember-20O0 sac; 200O. 1890.
OAIS-No bus siness OF any consequence. White
T 81 20 10 q o. I S sae q to o
cray. nominal; Red, 9bc@$l 05; Surprise, nomi-
nal-none here
The markea is very dull Large Yellow, S71a@
sOc T. ctl; small Round 40, 9711c@$l . ctl;
White, S5G9Uc.
kYE-Dull at $l@l O5 q ctl.
BUCKWHEA1-Quo.ed at $1@l 10 p c.l.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
DRIED FRUITS, RAIs1Ns. NUTS. ETC.

DRIED FRUITS
Both fruits and Raisins continue frm with
Raisins leading in frmness and activity.
Quotations the Fruit Exchange as fol-
lows:
CARLOAD IoTs-A pricots quotab'e at 90
SC for Royals and 111a@12c for choice
to fancy Nioorparks: Prunes, 312c for the
@7c for fancy and 9@10c Tor peeled III boxes:
Apples, 5s4@6c for evaporated and 2@212c
for sun-driea; Pears, 212@5c Tor prime to cho ce
4@512c Tor quarters and 6@612c for halves: Plums
&C Tor pitted and l1ac Tor unpitted; Nectarines.
31a@412c for choice and 512c ior fancy: White
Figs Be- Black Figs 214@21ac.
71ac; Aprlcots 6la@ec: fancy 10c: Moorparks, 2
@13c: evaporatad Apples &c; sun-dred, 2s4G
SC; Prunes. 3% gao Tor the sizes; Figs, black,
&c for impressed and 3@312c Tor pressed; white
pted; Nectarines, 4@56c p ID for prime TO fancy:
Pears, 212G5c Tor whole, 4120513c Tor quarters
and 41a@61ac for halves.
loose. sc; 3-crown, 4c; 2-crown, 3Ac: Seedless
Sultanas. 615c: Seedless Muscatels. 4c; 3-crowu
London layers 81 20; clusters. 81 bO: Dehesa
clusters 50 so; Imperial clusters, $3: dried
Grapes, SC o ID.
JoBBINe PRIcEs-SAN FRANCIsco-Fo crown
loose. 51ac: 3-crown. 41ac 2-crown. d34c: seediess
sultanas, &c; seediess Muscatels, 41ac; 3-crown
London layers 81 25; clusters 81 60: Dehesa clus-
ters, 81 70: Imperial clusters. So 70.
NUTS-Chestnuts quotable at SfG1Oc: Walnuts,
new crop, o. b. shipping point, 61ac p 10 for
61ac for Languedoc 3(0219c for hardshell and S@9c
for papershell iobbing: feanuts. 4@6c Tor Eastern
and 4c for California: Hickory Nuts. 596c q ID;
Pfecans asesc; Fberts s.a daass1EG e 1Go Brazil NUTS
= HONEI.-Comb, lO@1212c for bright and 5g9c
for lower grades; water-white extracted, 5@p512c:
light amber extracted 413@4s4c; dark AMBER 40
41ac; dark, 2@3c p b.
kELSWAA-c3mH6c q n
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

lowing the West and London realizing NJ ay an
December most active. October, z91sc Decem
ber, 3U7sc; May, 337sc.
OAT>-Spot dull: weaker
OPTIONS weaker, dull; october. s21sc; December
231sc, May, 255sc.
SPOT prices: 20. 9. 221ac; No. 2 white. Csc;
No. Chicago. 231ac No. 3. 2O1ac; No. 3white,
23c; mixed Western. 22@24c; White do, No. 8,
2I1zc.
LARD- Quiet. easy: Western steam. 50 10;
city 81 40; October 81 65, nominal Refined,
eady; Continental, S5 l0 South American,
S5 50; compound 45s047sc
PORK~Moderate demand; new mess, So 5Oas
BUTTER = Quiet; fancy. s:eedy; Western
dairy, S@12c; do creamery, 121ag20c; do fac
tory, S@Il34c: Elgins, zoe; imitation creamery
lO14@i4c.
EksE-Moderate demand; part skins, S1z@
EGGs-Fancy, scarce and firm: icehouse. l41a
@l6c; Western. fresh, 16@l9c; DO, case, ~ 20
TALLOW-Weak and quiet; city, 33s@312c;
country, 33s G35sc
CoTToNSEkD OIL-rull, easy: crude, 2O@
2213c; yellow prime, 261ac.
414c
SIC
COFFEE steady. 20 to 3h points un Novem-
Der. SO e5: December, 50 65@9 9b: Marcn. SO %
RIO steady quiet; No z l0$4c
SUGAR = Firm. fairly ac1ive; on A. 3s4@
ers' a, 4c; cut loaf, 4Ac; crushed 4s4c; pow
dered, 1886; granulated, 41sc; cubes 4$sc.
Fruit and Produce.
APRICOTS-Bags, 9@12c.
IkASHks-Ptelea. Dcxes 139l5c; unpeeled
do, "a 1012c
pRUNks-Four sizes, 51s@514c.
IA lSlNS = Two-crowr. loose Muscatel. 434c;
do. three-crown, 534 @6c: do tuur crown, 61a
@634c; do. London ayers, new, 81 35@l 40: DO
clus.ers, Old, 81 25@ll 40.
HOPS-Choice, firm. Pacific Coast, 3@1O1ac
WOOL-Fariy active: firm. Domestic fleece,
14923c; pulled, 1S@31c; Texas, 79l2c
Merchandise.
PIG 1RON-Fair demand. American, $40 25
@12.
COPPER-Dull: lake SO 75010 S5.
- Affirm; domestic. ~ S5O2 90
TIN = Easy; Straits $12 So@l3 Plates, fairly
active
sPELTER-Firm: domestic, SO 7O93 30.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FLOUR-Is weak at the decline The China
steamer look out 1920 bbs, the smallest shipment
for time. Net cash prices as follows:
Family extras. $4 50@4 so; Bakers extras, $4 40
ga 30; superfine, So 65@4.
CORNMkAL, ETC.-Feed Corn. $19 50@20 so:
Cracked Corn, $2O@2l q ton.
MILLSTUFFS-tri Prices in sacks are as follows
usual discount TO the trade: Grsham Flour, 81 .
p 100 MS; Rye Flour, 81 rs p 90 lbs: Rice Flour
S6 70; Cornmeal, So SO; extra cream do, $3:
as 80: Buck wheat Flour, So 1908 50: Cracked
Wheat, So so; Farina, $4; Whole Wheat Flour,
$3; Rolled oats, $4; Pearl Barley, So 1904;
Split Peas. SIS 90: Green do. 81 2b q 100 lbs.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS - Are firm, but quiet
Heavy salted steers are quotable at 7c p
ID; culs and brands, &c fs ID; medium, &C.,
brands, 4c 2 ib Cowhides 41a@51ac; culls ana
brands, 312@4Aac; sated Kip, 5@5 sc: sail ed Gait
7c Is II; sailed Vea,. &c = fb; drv Hides, lO@l lc;
culls, 61a@7c q ID; dry Calf, I5c culs, l0c; Goat
SKINS 20G35c each: Kids. SC; Deerskins, good
summer Z0@l5c p ID: medium. 15@2Oc; winter
7@9c: Sheepskins, shearings, 10@l5c each; short
wool, 2O@35c each: medium, 4u@5Uc each. long
woods, 50@6Uc each. Culls OF all kinds bout 12c
less.
TALLow-No l. rendered, 21a@3c; No. 2, 20
214c: refined 43z@p5c: Grease, &c q h.
WOOL = There is no further change in the
situation. We quote Fall Wool follows:
Southern mountain, 3@51ac . 10; middle
p H. san Joaquin, 5(95c q fb. Spring clip: Ne
yada, t@S1ac q ID: san Joaquin and southern
Coast, SIX months, 312@6c.
HOPS-Speculators are in the market AMI under
tn cir purchases prices have advanced TO 6q9c for
fair to choice, WI h l0c quoted for strictly fancy.
The market is decidedly brighter.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
POTATOES. ONIONS, VEGETABLES.

POTATOES Potatoes quotable at s00
Toe 2 ell in sacks and 75c@sl in bxs; Early Rose,
25@35c Burbank Seedlings 25@40c for Rivers
and 50@90c q ctl for Salinas
ONIONS-Unchanged at 25@l30c f3 ctl Pickles,
25@35c q SACK
NEGETABLES-Not enough Corn coming in to
quote Tomatoes are III higher. Marrowfat
squash quoiable at $5@S p tons Summer squash,
75c@$l p boy: Egg Pant. 25@35c p box; Ioma-
toes. 25@45c q box: Cucumbers 25@35c p box;
Green Peppers, 25@5Oc Is large box: Dried Pep
pers f@IOc q ID; Green Peas, 6Oc@$l y sack
for common and 2@212c q h for Garden: String
Beans. 75c@$l 25 u SIX for common and 21ac u b
Tor Garoen; Limas. $l@i 25 p sack: Green okra
25@50c q box; Dried okra, l0G11z1ac p ID; Cab,
11L1Oc a IL
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
PROVISIONS.

Prices show no further change. Trade is fair.
CURED MEATS-Bacon is quotable at &c p 10
for heavy. &c q h for IIghs medium, &c for light
l0c o h for light and 111ac q h for sugaI-
cured: Eastern suCar-cured Hams ! 34l 312c Cal
i:orDia Hams l1@1112c q ID; Mess Beef, $1@7 so;
extra mess do, $685. SO: family do. 5000 50
extra prime PORK, @7 50@o; extra clear. SIG v
bbi; mess $l4 y bbl Smo ed Beef lOc p ID.
LARD-Eastern, tierces, is quoted at Sc for
compound and 61ad7c Tor pure; pals. 12c 9 ID;
California tierces, 5g51ac Z ID for compound and
614c for pure: half-bb.s, 6s4c; lO-ib tins, TAG;
do 6-ib, lilac q ib.
COTTOLEN Ella G61ac In tierceS ana T34@
SLsc y th In 10 ID ms
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-The demand about balances the re-
ceipts, hence prices unchanged
CREAMERY-Fancy, 25@26c: seconds, 23@24c
p h.
DAIRY-Fancv, 22@221ac; good to choice, zoo
21c; lower grades lb0QiSc q b.
PICKLED-l 611Sc q ID.
FIRKIN-15M17c F3 10
CREAMERY IUB-2G@2lc p n
HEEet-QuoLations have not changed for
some time. Choice mild new. S1at@9c p 10; COM
mon To good old, 6@Sc q ID: Cream Cheddar. 10
@llc: Young America, e@l0c; Western, 1O@1lc;
Eastern, llD13c q ib.
EGGs-There not many store Eggs on the
market at present Ranch Eggs continue firm.
Eastern quotabe ct 19@23c q doz for fair choice
and z4@25c for fancy; store Eggs, 20@15c; ranch
Eggs, 3U03212c for small TO medium and 35(0
S71ac for choice; cold-storage, 2o@221zc: DUCK
Eggs, 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

ORCHARD FRUITS
Apples and Pears are In sufficient supply for all
current needs.
Pomegranates. 35@75c q box.
Apples, e5c@$l d box for choice. 25@50c for
common
Pears, 25@75c p box; Winter Neliis, 5oc@$l-
BERRIES
Black berries, $4@14 so p chest.
Cranberres from Wisconsin, -; from Cape
Cod. 81 5O@rS p bbl: from Coos Bay, " oO o box
Strawberries, 81 50@4 for large berries
Raspberries, Sage d chest
tRAPES-fable Grapes continue 10 aovance.
Wine Grapes are in greatly diminished supply and
quiet Isabeilas, 75t @sl p crate: Tokays 4uG9ooc
q box: Black Grapes. 100000; Ferdeis 4O@oOc;
Cornichons. 6O@63c: Muscats. 4OGoVc; sweet
waters, 3U94Uc p box; Grapes In crates Drlng LUG
15c more tnan in boxes.
Zinfande Wine Grapes, $23@25 p ton: mixed
lots, $20@23: California Black Grapes, $2O922;
White $l20l6.
MELONS-An kinds will probably be gone in
few days more. Watermelons are already out
Cantaioupes $lG1 10 q crate: Nutmess, 40g6Oc
p box.
CITRUS FRUITS Lemons are qnotable at
$1@1 so p box for common and 81 5OQ3 oox
for good to choice; Mexican Lines, $4@o y box:
California Lines, Toe: Bananas. $l@2 r bunchi
Pineapples, 81 50@3 so q dozen.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

BEANS-Deaiers are asking higher prices again
for some kinds, but business is dull. Bayos,
81 40@1 So Small Whites, 81 4O@1 so: Large
Whites. 81 s5@I 40; Pinks, S. lO@l l5; Reds
81 .0@1 SO: Blackeye, 81 10@l 10; hed Kidney
81 5O Limas, $292 10; Buffers 81 40ll rs; Pea,
ST. 40@l 6 q ctl.
SEEDS Mustard is firm and In active demand
at the advance. Brown Mustard is quo, able at
ctl 'JgS TIax 81 s5aI 80. Canary seed. Iysa2slc
u ID; Alfalfa, 51a@61ac: Rape, 21ac; Hemp 31ac.
DRIED PEAS-Are dull. Niles, $1@l 10 p ell; ;
Green, 81 4O(Ql so fs ct.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Hay is weak. No change in Feedstufs.
BRAN-s13 50@14 for the best and $12 b0@l3
p ton for outside brands.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for lower grades, and
SIS 5U@l9 so q ton for the best.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, S1S@19 p ton;
Ocake Nj cal at the mill. $23 p tons loDbng, $24;
clipped oats, ST. 25 y ctl.
EAY-Wheat, Ss@10 so: Wheat and Oat, $40
10; Oat, $6@S SO; Barley. $6@7 so: River Bar
lev, $5@6; Alfalfa, So 50@6 So compressed, $6@9;
8. ock. $5Q5 80; Clover, $6GS q ton.
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