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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

., Whoa, started as Il il We're TO - .
,.a- dav The close showed an ADVANCE ''' ,
tom ~ almost cents AMI an ad'"',' -, s,,.
about I cent December openel al W. SO, -. ,,e,,
and s2l. and cnsei at 62'sgt-s Gems -. l.ys-
-, 80 ~, the foreign news. lAverpoo' CAM -.....,
r"'' ~ - ,a,sr,snt showed Increase ol '-'
-, IT, seatsard reported the i''e7"'
,sro r, low price q the day Was q" '"s ,.9.,
,reot Of the American visible an ''0''', ,..,.sl
bushels which was CONSIDERABLY '''' -. .,u,ns
MINNEAPOLIS started the closing t"'' - - SUNDAY
,nr,, hfors chicago did and VAS up 'e'' w >.,b
- - ,,,,.a 90 had started. The motive '+ ''7 -
- as had ,hre.hing rep,r.s. The MI" - ,
US nut as low as 100000 ousNe's' ~ 49,. ,,.ssls
three important states as 10" Is - ~. locL
The English visible decreased 1'VVV o"s'1 y,,,h-
stock here increased for the wee" '''VV us LiOs
,s,.rr recepts were not as large a. '"S' IL. ,oi-
,,., I 90 Seaboard cearAnces wv 90 Is.
- ossnA, bushels There was some Gas" -.
-, here li5 90 bushels The "of'n s'l 49,. ,.pl
.,e,e. s,a,as "a $4,000 bushels There vas '" 80
.ns,s,emsat early 10y private cables me 81 he SD
p y; m. outset The best u ,ne ioVS' .,..s made
ing az a, ' receipts ana increased Western o.. sr ss
day sod bet%seH ~ .s rs' w 20 estimated ;s
Turstay samples we're 49, i"Msi 10000 bushes
m ma. cal stocks did not decrease As nue. " SAG d
only ~ go bushels There MAS an - I'd by r.
.,, mn, bushels The selling 81 futures W. vest
'ottng houses and elevator people ana was "<"''
ern csxmpsthred with wheat actns weak cary ~
.,n, toward The clos. May sold between So,sh 70
mn. "a r,ssa Al the top Receipts were laise With
- ~ weak sample market. 3i3 cars tis III ,.e,,ssd
40 estimated for TUESDAY Inc local '''N
i3s Ocp bushels. - .,.,.t,, market PORK
Light hes receipts made firm prov sion ma f - .
- ~. cent, over saturday lard ana il.s ST.
cents over There We're 1900 hos. WIN . 5 cenu
s,5 ,r Tuesday. pr.c~s the yards VIZ N,,..,-
h,sSsr The bu,ing t. day Was led oy SNi... nr,h-
arix in lard The selling hy Enslish Nl,.. sskns
hy re,liztnx on long lard. Packers seem ID pr ,ty
Tor a rally ana II wheat keeps strong the> az JIM
o' on the Curb puts December whea, closed A. 81
cal
NJ IA. cents calls" at "a. cent?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22

sold short literally thus increased lines which were
Ssnss c 5s
for the week would fully 600 bush larger than last
tr6aed to the heavy feeling At midday so%evsr 1.-The the
quite well absorbed and element grew ner
vous particularly Northwestern markets were mucn
stronger than either Chicago or New YORK TINS uneas
eliminated nnaly N regular short sia1Pede pces
sons SP in pn 81 Se S y the s m Of fair Export
buying Chicago and free demand for cash wheat IN
bushels in the English visible supply following recent llo
sho b S trade SS Increasing 4 900 bush
almost 100000 bush larger than early estimates pre-
against 49, 5000 bush last year The es s a sod lush S
,ersseHtins an increase 81 io g TS h 20, o in
ics against 1902 last Monday and 90 cars
movement would likely fa Of for time owing recent
wet Mere s G b. of Wig S sTd
3S %SS' 9 a o'eS pd
2sc over December aioai to arrive; Pecemper
se No hard spring quoted &c aye, nTc
corn marker sold on during the forenoon influenced by
supply increasing receipts the West. morrow
with wheat prices rallied sharply and clo
creased 400 900 bush and the total stock at YORK In
creased S2 300 bush Cash sorn was steady and @S6
s. 600 bush 10 private ier,ns anoat and 10 600
quoted i.c under October elevator. october
closed 2ja.c .OATS-The market for dull
and lfeless all day without single trade in the specula
market enliven the situation. Following small
decline In the cash market prices easier closing I'm
changed i.c The visible supply showed weeks
600 Total stocks d New York
2o97 700 bush. increase for the Of 1856
200 bush The market for cash i.c lower and
dun. Sales 5000 bush including 1900 bush No
1shdiSAc 10000 bush track and ungraded white
2Oq30c quality 1000 bush rejected mixed i7izQi7c
elevator No oats closed. 2c.c elevator. No white
24.c: No white, n .RYI;-Markct firm quoted
3Si aG4Oc. I New York. for No Western CARROTS
State and Western. quoted 37a3sc BARLEY-Market
New feeding quoted 3Os. aa1c f........ FLAX
SEED-Cuoted Re.
The quotations to-day. the closing prices for the
day and closing prices FOR the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22
THE BULLET FINALLY KILLED HIN.
AFTER LIVING FOR MORE THAN TWO YEARS
WITH IT IN HIS MOUTH. McABH DIED
WHEN IT WAS EXTRACTED.

After living for more than TWO years anu nan
with a bullet in his mouth. James McCaoe' young
,aborer died last night in the Few-York Hospital
after the bullet had been removed Few ga!
before McCabe was a laborer, and lived al No
9os East Northumberland twenty-eigh'h-s'' he
was twenty-seven years old and unmarried III
January 1884, according 10 the record OF 'he c"Se
obtainable at the New-fork Hospital N1O"'0
was accidentally shot in the mouth by an a0-
,,,oi,tance He was removed 10 the Pres yterlah
hospital where he kept some ume as
patient and finally discharged without the ou"e'
being removed Recently an abscess iorineo III
his mouth resulting from the presence OF te pu'-
LET. On August 81 last the suffering man appheu
Gov treatment at the New-York Hospital ana was
.Grnited ,bere as patient. The doctors extracted
the long buried bullet but failed to conquer the
abscess and death was the resuI1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22
AN EAGLE CAUGHT on A FERRYBOAT

When the ferry boat Pierrepont was making its
$50 o'clock trip 10 NewYork yesterday morning
and was off Governors Island big eagle was
seen 10 dash itself against one OF the guys that
support the stack The bird fell 10 the deck
stunned and was at secured by Patrick
Grace deckhand, and Morris Higgins. oiler.
The eagle appears TO be Of the golden variety. and
is apparently a young However. II measures
Ave feet from the zip Of one wing 10 the tip Of
the other. Grace says he is going TO give his prize
TO Timothy j. Woodruff of the Brooklyn Park
Commission, who is likely TO turn II over TO the
collection at Prospect Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22

,,nen, 4e,c COMPOUND a4Isc; options closed at "'''c
nominal for September a., ,,,ro % the rice
hrnness is the feature oss Hl and FOR
egn GRADES Full prices realized on all chyoe
supplies are moderate We quote Carolina ana
common IN ordinary 2+dl3c: low fair to iair 'Au,r,
good to prm'. sd4se choice to fancy nogS a2c
Ianan a14i.c: Patna, 4miaac: Patna in bonu
S'GAR-The London market for sugar was unCn a "a
Cane vaa called quiet, with Java quoted AZ os 20 a.u
fair refining 81 Beet quiet. with buyers anu 6
ind, nerent September quoted at - 1910 ana mex H
gs I'D The local market was nomnaly STEADY ", ""
nces unchanged % test centrifugal quoted AZ SC
rov,do 81 test at 2.c. and moasses sugar " TEST ~
2,c Refined sugar steady. with moderate nentin
Prices Unchanged and granuated quoted AT Ac hp
ments are delayed a little most Of the SOFT gades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Union Stock Yards chicago. Sept 2-Cattle-Receips.
II $40 head market lOdi5c higher Tor choice
So iVnS5. stockers and feeders
81 ioas3 and bulls 81 1888 20 calves 81 I31s"
Receipts head market hrn to - higher; heavy
packing and shipping s. 75HS3 ~ common To- choiSe
iNed s. SJH choice assorted. 81 nAS3 DO uknL
s. s5aS3 81. pigs 81 5ouS3 30 sheep Receipts S"vp
head. market loai5c lover. inferior to choice l"p
g. - lamt~ S3a>3 - - o.,
Buffalo sept 2i-Cattle- Receipts FOR the last -
hours az head. total week thus far Dos t we
same time last week 300 consigned through 90 70
Now York 1871. Oh sale. 3ilo Market cprhru dns
steady last weeks prices closed duli ana 9g." low
cattle unsold 81 5VnSt 90 fr %
good 81 3JdSt -. light and medium steers ~ s'aS -
Texas steers common 10 good - hgS 90, so, ,
stronger AZ l5aS3 81 81 tOHS3 ~, Neals strong
NJ 81 5caS6 - Receipts fr the last - hours
r. coo head total week thus far. 20 100 tM inc sse
time last week lSOSo. consigned through v i" 70 NV
York IL l.O. on sale 1900 Market opened steady ana
firm. closed steaiy strong with gr,d .i.tIahVe
IRENE heavy 2jdS3 30 roughs 81 .5nA stays y 2og
80 pigs 81 iOuS3 -. skip-. say 20 Late safes
pigs 81 e5dS 30 few Workers 81 % AZ close sheep and
an 10, Rrceipt- for last - hours 200 read, total
f,r week thus 10 cO Tor the same Tine last Week
II 900. consigned through 800. ~ New York Zoo; IN
sale $50 Market opened active and higher closed
nrm an sid choice to prime ndiiN" lant" NeHs' ~
fair l., good 25dSi ~ culs common. 81 2DgN Ia,
MIXED sheep good choice. 81 23n<3 ~. cus T. fair
81 soQS3. canada lambs. - ipnSd 20
ceipts 3O,o head market. lnc higher. native steers
Ss4 81 "a native 81 1s2 10. Texas steers 81 2'g
s3 ~ Texas COWS 81 10. Hogs-Recept-. 500 head
market higher. light 81 l0us3 20. mixed 81 DH>J ~
barely steady nativ, sneep. 81 so lambs. 81
Kansas Cry. Sept 2i-cattle-Receipts 5000 mead
market nrm. no natives: Texas. Toe higher Hogs-Re-
cepts head. market strong DO higher hsht snd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22

pigs 81 e6Qs3 TO- medium 81 s5Qs3 heavy A. 7oo,, "a
sheep-Feeelpts. 900 head; market slow " I"
ezra a s0m fenai sept 2ol.Cst'le-Markst steady
10y ssgs' 10; fsr ~ +oaS3 90 common 81 5Oas5 Is
81 fresh cows and sprngers, si5qSi5 Hogs-Nsrkss,'2
glQc higher prime - 55us3 co. heavy workers. 81 oS
hogs. 50 2or& 80 good r.usns - ,5p53 sReep-Ns,I
yet shade higher prime 81 0a<3 10 good 81 jJas3 En-
s.; veal calves. $5g$G 30 ' - 'g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22
IISCnlLR DID Not APPEAR.

Alfred A. IAsconb who was found chained 10
a post in the stable of Lydecker BROTHERS. a,
King and Washington SITS, last "Wednesday dlo
not appear In jefferson Market Court yesterday
afternoon in answer to the summons that h"u
been obtained for him by Mr. Newberger. VINO
wanted him 10 explain why he had lnsinuated that
the Lydeckers were responsible for his having
been chained there Acting Captain Farrell, OF
the acdougal-st. station. said that Lscomb was
still al Westfeld, y. j.. and ii was reported, was
still suffering from nervous prostration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22
CLOSING PRICES san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept. 21-Cotton firm: middling. 7sc; low
niddng nc good ordinary. NC net and gross receipts
10 237 bales exports coastwise 4Oes bales sales l32o
bales: stock. 137iS5 bales
Norfolk Sept X.--1otton steady; micHlng, re- low
middlne 75c good ordinary l5-i6c net and gross 70
ceipts 75s bales exports coastwise 27 bales sales
273 bales stock. p 235 bales .,.
NeU-Orls ans, sept. 2l.-coton steady. good m9ding
-l6c. low mddling. 7s-c. good ordinary
7xc net receipts 1858 bales 400 bales sales
1870 bales: stock. lz93S2 bales. $500
Savannah. Sept. 2l.-cotton steady middlns Dig;
low middling. 5-lSc net and gross receipts aDif
assa bales: sales 04i bales stock. 60. $40 baeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22
TWO SETS OF RECEIVERS MAKE TROUBLE
,c.pp.v Hill. BANK CREDITOR DOES NOT
KNOW WHO IS N CHARGE-IIE GETS PER-
MISSION TO BRING SUIT.

Justice Mclean in Special Term, Part H. OF 'ne
Supreme Court yesterday granted Peter her''l
permission TO Drine a suit against 'he reoeiNe.' %
~ ,,,,rav Eru Bank Herter alleges that on
Sentember . Miles O'Bren and Spencer IfasK
were appointed receivers in this city and quanheu
40 such. and that on September Il benjamin d.
Odeu f. and Edward II. Hobbs were appoih'eu
receivers for the bank by Justice DcKey ]" 'ie
Brooklyn Supreme Court
I4or,er saws that he is a creditor Of the bank for
s;1q5 deposited and assignee Of Maria Ann
Herter for S5l96. The bank holds Herters notes
for some S1OO0 Of which Is due to-day
Herter wishes 10 pay the notes and release 'he
collateral IN the shape OF mortgages heiu oy 'iie
hank but does not know which set OF receivers Is
4, charga Of the bank Justice Mclean directs
thai the plaintiff is authorized 10 BRING sucn ac-
zion as he may be advised by counsel Is proper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22

The invoice for Brazil coffee is light and the
md small that the
keti Prices nonins.iy unchanged and Rio
Is quoted lOis1lO4r and No at Sesc Mld cpf
fee In good request with FIRM tone We note sales
~ ON, hays MarscaiD, Recently about - 600 bags
santos Nos : 10 8 sold ~. and freight
FLOUR AND MEAI-The local rour market to-day
was rather Quill the decline IN wheat upset calculations
and disposed 20 wall. A. the close. how
there nTuness and little more Inquiry
was reported. but trading light No export sales
.era Total l0.t pkgs, including
Geo bis straehfs 50 25Gs3 IS. 100 pkgs extra Is.
* m sacks 81 $685. 60 IN bbs. southern hour.
800 bb.s 50 p. $40 Dos eiy patents 81 iogs+ -.
"a az , sacks and .pS3 20 bbs $500 rkes clears.
s. 20 IN SACKS and 81 sOQs3 10 bbls RYE fLOl r.
-. saIes $50 bbls s. iouS2 % .. .cOKNMEAle-
bmu Quoted: Brandywne s. % Western and southern.
a. e.,0S5 O5 HAG MfAll-Stcady. quoted: flne white.
a. are yellow G5c coarse 1Sq51c FEED Dull
,,ot' Az 10 and ~ 45atrc 100 n. JCa~tc. rye
- a-il m5oc. sharps eJu7Oc. homny chop 4vG4ac.
ic,,onsaed meal p5cg<i u. oil meal $500 city feed
TRAIN WHEAT-The wheat market had two very pro
nounced to-day. The hist swing was down
1srd and resulted loss Of about j. bushel from
ssturdsv's official close and the second one when q"
rad H. The stt hour prices nc bushel and
closed the market fn4c higher than saturday MSikrt
,reuances AT the opening nearly all against The bI
side and traders. thinking that Il "as was pear cay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22

Receipts CT breads;vrs at interior points. in thousands
last three oiphers 0O0 omitted. Flour barrels. grain
as
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-11
ana w BY TwentIeth, San Antonio. East oakland;

and w by Twentieth, San Antonio, East Oakland;
Marie C. l. and Ernest sharland TO Frederick
Bammann, lot on n line OF Eagle avenue, 1S4:o II
OF chestnut street, so IS by $50, being the w
| nal, Alameda; SO
Henry and Amelia schoenan 10 John sesbeck:
lot on n line of Santa clara avenue, ZIO w OF
kigh street W so BY y $50, Alame eda; So
James Mcl aushlin to Sabina A. Mclaughlin lot
street. 16O by i32 SO. being lots 20 TO 23 block
r. r, amended map OF Moss rrac., Brooklyn TOWN
Wn,ialn II. Roth to Lenora NJ. P Roth. lot on
Sc line f Walter avenue. 6:S sW Of Frau Kiln
street SW so by 81 132 So being lots ID ana w.
D ock " same, Brookyn Township; ri {.
Manuel and Isabel J. Foster 10 Manuel F. Abren,
e lot eommencing at street at SW corner Of lends
Deglnning being in Alvarado, Washington Town
Alberiine and Carrie l. odel to Emory A. odell.
the = half OF N quarter section II, township
3, range E, containing so acres, Murray Town
jeremiah F. and Annie A. Darcy to William Van
Der Nell, lot on + line of Hannah street, 125 n OF
b. 70 by f 133 being subdivision in OF T.,
block 79S, Watts Tract map 2, Oakland; $40
John Gcoby to Mary l. Parsons, lot on Z line OF o.
1888, being he half OF lot s. block 677, Waits
Tract, map ?, Oakland; 81.
lot on N line of ihirtv-fifth street 7O5 w of
telegraph avenue. W 37:6 by N 1908, Oakland;
L L. p and Laura Dietricnson TO Joseph W..
Keenan,, rerecord 593 d. 103. lot on line Of
Fortieth street, 406 of Grove, 80 by n ITO.
Oakland Township: $40.
NJ fountain View Cemetary Association 10 Mrs.
arvilla Cary, 10. 80, In pla. 80, Mountain View
Gene terry, Oakland Tow ship; Sl02
Frank o'Brien TO Frank j. o'Brien, lot on e
corner of University avenue and Fifth street E
A. by 100, block SO, tract B, Berkeley l. and
$40. "
Frank ]. O'Brien to Mamie A. o'Brien same,
Berkeley; gift.
Ii. P. ana Emma E. Moreal TO Robert B.
Mitchell, lot on " line of sherman street. $50 S
OF san Antonio avenue, rs by w $50, being por-
tlon OF lots and z. Pays.de Tract, Alameda So
Antonio Cunha TO Maria Avellar, undivided half
interest 1n lot commencing at stake y bank
OF San Leandro Greek. in the Sc corner of the l5O
acre tract OF Francisco Peralta, thence n 80. Sc
chains, NV 1893 chains, SW 81. 64 chains. to q
point to bank of san LeandrO Greek, thence
along bank OF said creek to begi ming, being
block 46, san Leandro, Eden Township: $40.
r j. and /. K. Thomas Robert and Margaret J.
Gordon to Jose 1. Furl ado lot line street,
lS3 w OF Main, Sc ITO, SW so. NV ITO, NE so
10 beginning, Haywards, Eden Township; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-11
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND oThEK GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Cambuskenneth takes for Cork
67,46s ctls, valued at $65,776 Amanda e, for St
Vincent, lO5,0S5 cts, at $lO5. 35S; Santa Clara,
for Sydney. 1886 ctls, a. $l9,556 Primrose Hill
for Sydney, 55, le7 ctls at $5S.373.
The market rules firm with fair demand No
1, 95@9614c p ctl; choice, 971zc: lower grades
S71299212c; extra choice for milling, Sl@l O2l1o
e, c.L ~
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'clock-December-
1000 ctls. 99ssc.
SECOND sEssIoN-Decemb ber-l4 4 900 ctls e91Ac
REGULAR MORNING ~EssIoN-D Decem ber-2OOO
ctls, 1850; 10000. 914c.
AFTERSooN SESSION December - 5000 ctls
9o3sc; 2S,O0O, e91ac.
BA . LEN-Standard ChevaIier is firm, but Feed
and Brewing are weak and dull. We quote Feed
6e963S4 q ctl: choice bright, Csc = cu; Brewing
7212S771ac . ctl; hevailer, 90C @Sl for No. l.
CALL i'oARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSIONS Is O'clock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-December-2 -2OOO ctls 66ISc
REGULAR MORNING SESSION -December-2O -2OOO
ctls, 66I4c.
AFTERNooN SESSION December-eOOo ctls,
66c N'-''
OATS New Feed, 75@s5c p ctl; old milling.
S712g9215c: fancy feed. 9212G95c: good to choice,
S599212c: common 10 fair, 75GSOc; Gray IS
@S112c; Surprise. 95c@Sl 021a,
CORN-Weak and dull the decline. Large
Yellow Is quotable at S21a9S5c; Small Round do
e112@9Oc q ctl: White, 75c
kYE-7O@7212c q ctl for old and 6215@65c for
roTr
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-11
DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS
Bartlett Pears are the frmest thing ut present
Peaches and Figs are dull and weak Plums seem
10 be getting rather scarce.
ounces, 3j@5Oc d box.
reaches, 25@6Uc p box and 15@2oc B basket
runs. 25950c q hox; Prunes 4O9Toc.
fofnegranates, 75cG$l q box.
AppIes, 75c@$1 box for choice and 4O@6Oc
Pears, 30@6Oc . box; Bartlelts, 5o@s5c . box.
rigs, 25@40c p box for white and 2o9oOc for
BERRIES
Strawberries, $5@7 y chest for Longworths and
$1C0S for large berrieA
haspberries, S3@14 so 2 chest.
6iackoer les $2@4 p chest.
Huckleberries are very scarce this year and are
bringing lOc p h.
GRAPES-Tabie descriptions dull at low
pIlc.s w ne Grapes continue gu et as buyers are
harily ready for them YET Seedless 4O@b0c z
Do1; lsabellas, q crate: Tokays, 3o@5Oc
bo8; Black Grapes, 25G40c = box: Muscats. 20
eeoOc; Sweetwaters and Fontainebleaux, 2a@4Oc
boxes.
Z'nfandel Wine Grapes, $2O@22 so a Ton.
y ELONS-I he weather is 100 cool Tor these
goods which drag in consequence WAtermelons,
9z@o 9 100; Cantsloupes, 25@75c y crate; Nut
megs, 15@4Oc p box
CIlhS FRUITS-Llmes are lower under fresh
sIriValS at Oranges $2@5 p box for Va en-, las and
q oO e nox for Mediterranean sweets: Lemons,
Ioeg$l oO e box for common and AZ 5Otg5 oO Tor
go0d TO choice; Mexican Lines Sog5 ~ . box
california Lines 5O@75c: Bananas, $lG2 q bunch;
Pineapples, S2@3 so p doz
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-11
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRICUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, sept.
10, 1895, 5 P. n Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following maximum temperatures re-
ported from stations in California to-day;
Eureka 90, Red Bluff 80. San Francisco 81,
Fresno so, San Luis obispo IA Los Angeles 7S,
San Diego IA, Yuma 90
San francisco data-Maximum temperature 81,
minimum 81, mean 5S.
The pressure has risen slightly over the south
half of the Pacific Sope and has fallen rapidly
over the northern half. An area of low pressure
is central tonight over Montana, and a trough of
low pressure extends southwark curving into Cali
forns-
The temperature has fallen along the coast of
over Nevada, Northeastern California and north
ward.
Killing frost reported this morning at many
stations west of the Rocky Mountains. With the
exception OF a slight sprinkle of rain at Spokane
the weather has been generally clear on the Pacific
Slope.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight September II, 1896:
NOT, hern Caifornia-Ear Friday, with fog In
the morning along the coast; warmer in the west
half fresh westerly wines.
southern California : Fair Friday, with fog on
the coast in the mornings warmer Friday; light
s.erly winds.
Nevada Faii Friday.
Utah-Fair Friday: warmer.
Ar.zona-Fair Friday warmer.
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday: fog
In the morning: warmer; fresh westerly winds.
a q. MCADIE. Local Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-11
OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

CTEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM kexR-
- broadway wharf, San Francisco. a. 1szgse
follows:
For Mary Island, Loring, wrangel, Juneau, Kill
lisnoo and Sitka (Alaska), at A. n, Sept. IL, 49,
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C.), Port Town
send, Seattle Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and
New " atcom (Belingham Bay, Wash.), A. II.
Sept. l. 6, IL, 16 21, 26 and every fifth dav there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the c. p. R
R., at Tacoma with n. P. R. r., at Seattle with e.
N. ky., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka, Area a and Fields Landing (Hum.
boldt Bsy) str. Pomona P. NJ Sept 2, 6, 10, IA
10, ~, rs, 30. and every fourth day thereafter
For Santa Cruz. Monterey, San Simeon, CayucoS
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo), Gaviota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro, East San
Pedro CLOS Angeles) and Newport, at 8 A. n
Sept. 4 8, -, Is, 90 "a, 49, and every fourth
day thereafter
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Harrord
(Sen Luis Obispo), santa Barbara, Port Los An
gelss, Redondo CLOS Angeles) and Newport IL
A. n. Sept. 2, o. 10, IA, 1S, %, 20, 80 and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan, La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, 10
A.. II. 25th of each month.
Ticket office, Palace Hotel, A New Montgomery
street
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., GenT AgentA
10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-11
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

tors were holding on fer the Government report
DECEMBER most act We. May, 6ss4c; Septem ber,
63Ssc; OCTOBER, 6S3sc. December. o. 1zc.
2614@261ae ahoat.
on local covering and reports of cold wave West.
Decem Der aud October most active; Septem Der.
2SfSc 1850 '''''ei - ''S'' De'enOef' 44'' -""'
oSTs- Quiet, steady.
Options lull. frmer: eptember, 1880; october,
pot prices: 40 Z. zoe; No. white, 2s@
2S72c; no; z Chicago, 23c; no. 8, 1718c; No.
@2Oc.
Provisions.
LARD-ouiet easy; Western steam, So 621z;
option sales none: September 50 so. nominal;
refined slow; continent $4; south American.
PORK-steady; n 70 mess, 81 5o@s So
W BuIIkkELess doing: fancy about steady
do factory, 51s@1l14c: Elgins, 1879; Imitation
,siss st fair demand; Western fresh
a., o,pALLow-ouiet, firm; city, S-lec; country,
C0TT0NsEED OIL - Strong, good demand;
crude. 21c; yellow prime. 24c
PETRoLE M-Frmer; refined, Sc go; Phila-
KICE- irm: fair dem and domestic, SI4@514c;
Japan, 414c.
MoLA ssEs- Firm: New Orleans, 27@S7c
CoFFEE-Steady.1 10 to Is points up; September
30 1899 30; October, IS 70@S 80; November
SO 55@S 90: December, Januar,, March and NJ ay,
l01sc
sUGAR-SteAdy. Mold A, SC; standard A. 4s4c;
confectoners a. 1880 cut Loaf 53sc crushed,
easc; powdered, DC; granulated 4s1c; cubes, SC.
Fruit and Produce.
APRICoTs-New. Bags, S@1Oc.
PEACHES-old, peeled, l2@14c; unpeeied, 8
@Sc
PRUNES-Four sizes, 4s4@15c.
RAISINs-i wo-crown, loose Muscatels. $50
&c; do three-crown. 5@514c: do TOUR. crown b1s
@6c: do London layers S1@l Is; DO clusters, 81 %
@l IS.
HOPS-Quiet weak Pacific Coast, 3G615c.
WOO1-Steady. Domestic fleece, 13G2Sc;
pulled, 1SG3lc; Texas, 7GlOc
MerchandIss.
ZIG IRoN-Fairly active American. $40 ESQ
II So
COPPER Quiet; lake. $40 660l0 S6.
lEAD-Firm; domestic, So 76@D2 go.
11N-Weak; straits SIS 1O61l3 l5; plates
steady, N oderate demand.
stEl1kh-Easy: 1 M estIc So hnaS 90