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MEETING NOTICES.


CALIFORNIA Chapter No. 5, R. A. M, =
will meet THIS (TUESDAY) EVEN "a
ING, December Is, at 1880 O'Clock. f. Ky
A. degree. BY order of the H. P. W.
FRANKLIN II. DAY. Secretary.
PACIFIC Lodge No. 1856, F. & A. NJ,
III l.Io Eddy ST. meets THIS EVENING, ~
GEORGE PENNINGTON. Sec. ~
EXCELSIOR Lodge No. 166, F. and A.
M-SpeGial meeting THIS CTUEs- N.
DAD EVENING, December 2S at 7:SO Xxx
THEo E. SMITH. Secretary.
NJ. e. B. A, Dec 27-Members are requested
to attend annual election of officers. TUES
DAY, Dec. %, p. m, SO East st.
THOMAS MALCOLMSoN, President
]. j. SEAREY, Secretary.
ANNUAL MEETING-The regular annual
meeting of the stockholders of the sum Dunn
Chief Mining Company will be held at the
Office Of the company. room 3. in the Hobart
building. 532 Market st, San Francisco. Cal,
at the hour of o clock p. m, for the pur-
pose of electing board of directors to serve
during the ensuing year and the transaction
of such other business as may come before
H. C. STEVENSON, Secretary.
Ofice-Room in the Hobart building, 5s2
Market ST., San Francisco. Cal.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the California
of the company No 9O2 California st. San
francisco. Monday, January TO- 1885, at II
oioSh d. IN, loI the purpose OF eiecting a
year, and for the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting.
JAS. W. HART, Secretary
Ofice-No. 3O2 California St, room g.
San Francisco. Dec q. 1897.
NOTICE of special meeting of stockholders of
the Alaska Improvement Company-A special
meeting of the stockholders of the Alaska
Improvement Company will be held at the
Office of the company, Steuart ST., San
Francisco, on TUESDAY. the 2Sth day of
December, 1897, at the hour of p NJ, for
the purpose of reconsdering the action taken
at recent stockholders' meeting resolving
upon a dissolution of this corporation. and
for the purpose Of taking such action with
regard to said dissolution as said stockhold-
ers may be advised. By order of the board
Of directors. II. J. DARLING, President
F. CUMMINGS. Secretary.
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
September !, 1897 NJ.
The following the maximum temperatures
reported to-day by telegraph from weather bureau
stations in California:
Eureka CO. Red Bluff "a, Fresno 9U San Luis
obispo 76 Los Angeles 80, san Diego 20, Yuma
90.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature 50,
minimum 81, mean 5S
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
The pressure has fallen rapidly over California,
Nevada and Utah. a large low area covers these
districts.
Rain has fallen in Arizona, and there is some
likelihood OF rain in California.
Rain has fallen over Washington and Northern
Oregon.
The temperature has risen about IL degrees
over Utah and II degrees over Arizona
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight, September 2, 1897.
Northern California - Cloudy and unsettled
weather thursday, with conditions favorable
for shower in eastern portion Thursday night.
northweste ly wind.
Southern California - Cloudy and unsettled
weather Thursday, with conditions favorable for
shower III eastern portion; westerly wind.
NevRd &C oudy and unsettled weather Thurs
day.
Utah-Clouoy Thursday; cooler Thursday night
Arizona Showers early Thursday N orning;
cloudy aud threatening Thursday; warmer Thurs
day night
san Francisco and vicinity-CIoudy and unset-
ALEXANDER MCADIE
Local Forecast ffcial.
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risen to 9O3sc, and less than half hour later he
A unaccouHt BILE weakness overlook the crowd
on the curb afterethe close of: tne market yester-
day. and "a little of that found. expression at the
startto-day.. There was nothin OF q weakening
or .dscoura ging ch aracter In the. early news.
Liverpool wa quoted rs 4 lower but: New York
reported foreign buying orders and accept ances or
offers mad BY cable both to the United Kingdom
and. Coptinent Deliveries; at Ghicayo on Septem-
Der: contracts did not exceed l5,oo0 pusheis,
"a althong Liverpool was shade lower. : farls was
the eqIva ent of Iac per: bushel higher. and sec
ond cables showed mark ed ch ange for the better
al the English marKet: 1t WAS 10 he renewal OF
fEreigIi buying however that he market owed It's
strength, as i showed the d. pendence OF Europe
upon this country for supplies until next sprins at
lt ast. :...< =. - :<9l -: -,
we}e contract Minneapolis and Duluth received
394 cars agans: 345 tbs corresponding day OF the
year before The Atlantic port .cleararcts were
again close TO The ], 5000 bu hels marx. the
actua: quantity in wheat and -four being eO6,0o0
busie s. which will make the average export
Too 600 bushels day for three utive days,
for the equivalent of which reference has o go
back year OF the nissan iamine; 4; Lnat
@December: bringing 9-HS cents ABOUT :lZ:lo
O'clock. - Z:
was 20 centimes-Ic per bushet higher; Antwerp
4 franc, or ol4c per bushel lower Liverpool
closed al an adyanceof from Hsd 1oI ~ ~
Id for september. Heavy shots in this market
saw good reasons for getting OF hat side and con,
tri buried TO the advance which kept gaining TIL
within a. minute or Two. OF the close december
stood at "a, but had reacted to 1855 q! the close
= There was an enormous trade IN corn, with the
West doing the m most buying. and with crop da M
age claims the factor: There was some disposi-
ton to sell at the opening on predicted rains In
the corn belt. but that changed quickly. when
wheat shorts started for cover
: December started at from 81 34c to 321sc, most
of the trading the higher figure, which was
about whereiC closed yest erday. The price gained
steadily until few minutes from the close. IL
reached 3314c and it wound UP az: hsc 10 SS14c.
some active short lines were covered and helped
materially in causing the advance. Iowa advices
were 10 the effe cthat The seasons yield in that
State would be only half crop.
=. The session in oats was unattended with any
noticeable activity, business being principally
local The market firm throughout prin-
cpally through sympathy with. wheat and corn.
Provisions were moderately active The market
opened easy under the Influences of fairly liberal
deliveries, but the market turned strong when
wheat and corn commenced TO clint b. Armour
and udahy were both said TO be heavy buyers.
;. ARrICLEs lOpen. J. High Low. rClo,e
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, N y, Sept. 1.-The Indications
from to-day market we're that prices generally
would have a material reaction had IL not bear
for the sensational advance shown by individual
stocks. Buyers were evidently possessed by
furor of speculation. and the difficulty of NOV ng
the prices Of most of the leading railroad shares
led to those securities being comparatively
neglected.
Stocks concerning which some favorable pros
pect reported. but without definite details and
not backed by authority, were chosen as The
favorites in the speculation. The sensation of The
day was the jump In the price OF Omaha the
stock touching S21a in the final transactions
The extreme rise was 034, and the net gain
point less The stock was not exempt from the
depression which weighed on the grangers and,
in most of the list during the early part of
the day, and 1t sold down 12 from las. nights
close.
BY o'clock it had recovered the loss and. gained
over points additional. But ia little more than
hour OF the latter part of the day the price
noun ed several points and was in the full tide of
advancing when dealings CEASED The trading
was attend. d by great excitement and the pauses
in the advance were only momentary and at wide
ranges The rise was Gue TO belief that the took
will shortly he placed on regular dividend basis,
the of the proposed dividend forming the sub
iect of the excited speculation. Northwest, which
is in the relation of par~nt property to Omaha,
improved in sympathy, but reacted partially,
while Omaha was still strongly advanced. Sugar
also linued TO be an exciting center OF specua
tion in the morning and advanced points
mors oil dstT bu ion of surplu, and of advantages
to accrue from exclusion OF Dutch refined sugar.
Tobacco also opened nearly points higher, but
this was so the highest of the day.
4 ne two stocks fuctuated in very erratc man.
ner all day. but closed with. me- gain OF 1S for
sugar and 5S for Tobacco.
Inc days chan tes small, but the majority of
I he active issues show losses, extend z TO "a in
Northern Pacific preferred on It's poor showing of
gains were Chica 20 and Eastern Illinois preferred
apd Great Northern preferred, Lake Erie and
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OUR TRADE WITH MEXICO.

The following figures regarding years trade
with Mexico. for TIE year ended June 80, 1897
are taken from bulletin ISSUED by the United
States Treasury Departme eut: United States hops
are finding their way into Mexican breweries
This wears exports, S55. 6l9; last years. $S2S9
t,,norts of bcycles to Me sieo were three times
great as in 1896 the values being $73,111 for this
wear and S2sz7S for its predecessor The btu
ninous ceai imported from Mexico was valued at
S2lS 456 against 81 IS 81 ) the previous year,
The coal expor Ell To Mexico from TINS country
was valued at S643.Tl6, against s377, ,469 the year
before A mericaus showed the appreciation f
Mexican tobacco by Importn; $297,262 worth
this year WIN last year the value OF the imports
was only $2S 0Z5 Owing 10 the fact that the du y
on corn was removed during portIoL of the year
exports of thai commodity to Mexico show a won
dertul increase-from S672.S3e 20 So, 2S3 81
Exports of wheat were bus $32 compared with
S727 the pre- year. Flour fell on from S &C.,
qS3 IN SQ6. 1862, q.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Tte Skiold takes for Cape Town bb.-
oS6 ctls, valued at $SS, s37 II.
The boomis on sgain. Chicago and Liverpool
are both higher and this market of course goes up
in sympathy. The recovery has been brewing foT
several days
Local quotations are as follows: 3! 521a@l 55s4
for No ], 81 So for choice and 81 67Aa@l so for
extra choice for milling
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:1b oclock-December-
24,IO0 cts, 81 81; "A 600, 81 541ls: 46 6O00
SECOND SESSION - Decembe : 1000 ctls,
81 5s14; 2ooo, 81 s6ss; 1000 81 1854; 5000 @,
81 ST. 81 SssoSS 8 SS gSs sss sGoS 1880 $50
1000. 81 56Ns; 5000. 81 5615 1900 81 $685.:
REGULAR MoRNINa Session Deeember-.0oo
~. 600 81 69s4; 1000 81 57ss; 6OOO 81 67sss .
1000: 81 671s; $4,000. 81 f14 May 2ooO
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-D Decem ber-4O.OOO ctls
sl57a4: 26,OOo. 81 571s: "A, 600. 81 57ss May
l2'000 81, b71a: 81 5f9s, 1000. 81 b714; 5000,
BA ttLEY-The old Kensington takes for Cork
90 e69 ctls Brewing, .vaued at 500 600 -. =.
with wheat Feed, ,Sziaeasl: Chevalier: 81 500
55 for No. I and 81 35@l 40 for No. q. new
Brewing, $lo6 for No. and 81 021a Tor dsrk
Coast. =.
CALL BOARD SALES. -
!. INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-No sales =
SECOND SEsstoN-December-2O 1000 ctis S5c%
REGULAR MORNING SEss sIoN-December-2000
ctls 1890: 5000, 94c -. -, -.
!: :AFrERNooN SESSION. December 1000. ctls,
vac UUU, S9SSC.- -
: OATS a mother ad vance is noted. The m srket
Is very firm. Fancy Feed, 81 35@1 40; good TO
l17Ia; surprise, 81 4sasi 80: Rel, 81 1901 z0:.
Gray, 81 #1z12gI N Milling 81. @30@l- 35 q
Gil; Black for iced, s. 9l 4 o.; for seed 81 I5@
80 Clipped Oats sell at $ltG2 p ton over the raw
product -: :::. -,@ II. .=:.s::.z.
- CORN-Receipts from :Nebras are heavy and
the Lisrke is dull and unch hanged. Small Round
yellow, 81 l.25q l35; Large yellow 81 o71a@l 10;
Whit, 81 10 @l l21a f=ctl.<z -
= KY E-&l05Gl 40 u ctI.*: :: :.~.-- =.
q Ii & ctl =. -
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AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, N. Y. Sept. Especial cable
and teegraphic dispatches to Bradstreet's cover.
ing the principal points of accumulation indicate
the following changes in available supp les last
Saturday as compared with the previous satur-
day:
Available supplies-W -Wheat-Unitei States and
Canada east of Rocky Mountains, decrease !. .S06,-
900 bushels: afioat for and in EUROPE increase
3,l01000 bushels; worlds supply, net increase.
1925 900 bushels.
Corn-United states and Canada east of the
Rockies increase 5,103,U00.
Oats-United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies, increase 1858 900.
Wheat Increases not in official visible supply
statement include $4,000 bushes in Northwest
interior elevators and $4,000 bushels at New
Orleans
Wheat decreases 3OO, 600 bushels in Manitoba
and at Fort Williams Ontario. 17S, 600 bushels:
In chicago private elevators, 175,0O0 bushels
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

Western preferred ard st Paul and Duluth. The
iPdustria as a rule showed gains -+.:: =.
The bond market showed some falling zoff In
activity. the bar vape of bonds sold amou nting to
SIS, 100000. Prices were generally: higher. :$:
United States registered fours sold at tl261s
the highes prce recorded. The fves= coupons
sold at II 31s to ! IA: Total sales $l10,U0O
Total sales: of stock te-day. IS 742 s ares, IN
Guiding: Atchison preferred II ,574 Chesapeake
and Ohio 22.130, Burlington. l8 405 Lou is VILE:
and Nashville 1888. Missouri: Pacific 2I, $50.
X and r preferred $3.50 New. AIbany 4 ard
Chicago 1900, Mort bern Pac fic4 preferred $3.50,
Northwestern "A, 44U, Reading o3lG hock Island
20 IS, st. Paul 27 $50. ST. PanI sand Oiiah 27;-
$50. sou hern Railway 800. do preferred $3.50.
TtXas and Pacific: 3340, Wabash preferred lz,-
77s5, American Tobacco 1855 Bay tate, Gas
1900, Chicago Gas 1ljz70 General j lectric l6,=
$50. Laclede Gas 31x5, Lead IL 800. Pacific Mail
10.720 sugar %, no., 40: preferred 1885, r: g.
and l. 1880. United states Leather $3.50 do pre-
ferred 20:UUU, Western Union 1917 TO- Chicago
Great a 3l
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LONDON MARKET. J.

NEW. YORK, NY, Sept. 1.-THE Evening Posts
ondon financial cablegram says: i he very bad.
weather of to-day damI ened all the sock mar
kets which. closed dull on. the withdrawal of a
large amount-o Of gold for Austria or Russia. The
Indian Government: has stopped*lh he sale OF coun-
Gil drafts for weeks account of the state of
their balances in*India This means shigherex-
change rate, with possible gold exports, whenex-
change touches: I6d. These two points lay cause
Sc in The bank Iateto2 morrow, butt will not e4-
press a strong: opinion on this Unsil: the gold
Withdrawals were known the market had antci-.
pated no rise in the bank rate. Now it is an even
chance, butt should say that rise of "a per
cent would haye*no bad effect on.the markets and
"a rise Of per cent very little effect. Americans
were steady to=da closed easier, with nothing do
ing. The Paris Bourse was dull much of the day,
but closed better. Nod ifficui les SO lar have ap-
peared in the settlement The Berlin mars was
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furnished by Z. A.. Bresse, Produce Exchange
grainbroker, 412 Pine street:
o,1sr. " sEsSfoN,

furnished by 4. A. Bresse, Produce Exchange
grainbroker, 4l2 Pine streets:
9:15 A. II. SESSION.
,. Wheat opened strong on improved foreign oe-
mand. New ork, Baltimore. and New orieans a
wired that exporters had. liberal buying ofoeIs
from the Continent and United Kingdom. North-
western thrashing returns all OF a. suooe n tulneu
bad. The wheat m arket has been heavily. over
solo. shorts were good buyers. pectm per openeo
at 81 81, and closed at 81 81 a.: unoertohe
strong. May, 81 81 - +. :::.r:. =;
r 1915 A. NJ Session: " l.. -
France is said to be buying wheat freely: IN
Eastern market centers.s. Local market strong
and looks higher, December ope ned at 81 9ol4
sold at 81 81 and cosed at 81 oths May. closea
at 81 1858 r. =.l.@:>. :. Il. ..
:. ll:l5 A. NJ SESSION. ;=:5.< r.. y s
Continued strength In Eastern markets is de-
yelopins strong undertone in the loca market
Dece m Der opened at Il 5S1s, decnne9 70 9l.o Zs
and closed at. 81 5714 May: ol ~ . shorts
have covered pretty freely. Market has had about
advance enough Ought TO sell back some. how
ever. If foreigners continue to buy, wheat wid go
higher Professionals afraid TO stand snort on
any large ltnes. -.
-: 2P M SESSION. ~ - r
Wheat acts strong shorts VIII o sold at t he os-
Ing morning session were buying back =their co n n
tracts at th e afternoon session: p.cen ber wheat
opened al 57S4 high, 81 571s: cosed at
sl.515s May, 81 b7s4 Decemoer barley
94asc reported forei gners are biddn for cargoes
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NEW YORK GRAIN. AND PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Ny, ept. Flour dull. Re
ceipts "a, ,527 barrels; exports, aO74. Strong and
was held, higher on the rise in wheat. Mime
sofa patents So 4UG5 IS; do BAKERS, Sd 4O94 so;
patents, s5 35G5 IS: DO low grades, So 3O@3 So
WHAT Receipts, 76,059 brshels exports,
2O5. S53 Spo: strong; No. red, 81 O23s. Options
opened firm. advanced actively ali day on a
stro1g private cable foreign buying, heavy cover
ing renewed export dem and and bad crop news
from the Northwest and Europe; closed strong at
35s@4c net advance No red. September
SO g. l6c@sl O014. closed 81 Ol1s; December.
9i3sG981sc. closed CSC.
HOPo-Q liet 1895 crop 3@4c: 1896 CROP
6@Sc; Pacific Coast, 1895 rop 3@4c: 1895 crop,
6@9c. London-Pacihc Coast steady: s5@65s
PETROLtU M-Steady. Uni ed closed TIC bt d.
PIGIRON-W arrants steady, Sc 65@6 rs.
COPPER-Quiet; brokers', Sll l09ll 25.
TIN-Easv. $l3 6t(Gl365
SPELTER-Steadv; 81 25G14 35
LEAD-Strong; Exchange, 81 221sG4 25; brok-
erS, IS 85.
COFFEE-Qptions opened steady, SOLO points
lower closed barely steady 5@1IO points net
decline. Sales 16, 500 bags, including Septem Der
at So 1896 20; December, So 5O@l6 60 Spot cof
iee-kie quiet; No invo c. 1sc; jobbing Sshsc;
mild quiet; Cordov 101eC9l 612c.
SUGAR kaw firm; refined firm.
Butt ER-kecelpts S3l1 packages: unsettled;
Western creamery. 12@l 81ac; klgins. 1876:
factory, SGllc
EGGS-Keceipis 1878 packages; quiet; State
and Pennsylvania, II 12@l9o: Western, 161ac
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Exclamation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
et station indicate maximum temperature for tbs
days: those underneath IL, IL any, the amount Of
rainfall, OF melted snow in inches and hundredths, S,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, solid
lines, connect poln Of equal air pressure; iso-
therms or dotted lines equal temperature. The
word "high" means high barometrlc pressure and
is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: dow"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows" usually 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 "low'' 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 warmer
westher may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of these conditions
Will produce an opposite result
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DRIED FRUITS, KAisINs. NUTS. ETC.

The market is as firm as ever, and the demand
shows no falling on
New Raisns are selling at sI4c for 2-crown, i4c
for crown, 5I4 for 4:crown and 81 l5 for Lou
don layers 49,: .:. .-,'
DRIED. b UIIs- Quotations are a. follows:
New Prunes. 81 4@15 Azc J Tor 40-50's, 4M@5c for
50-60.s 414@41ac Tor 60:7O's, 3s4@ic Tor so 5,
31aG313c. q 10 for S0-9O's and Z3493c p D for
!: 81" "lOOs; new: Peaches, r 51a@os4c D ib:
fancy a. v ID; peeled, 80; "A pricots, 51a@
61lc q ib for Royals ind 7@ls 1ac ~ ID for good TO
fancy N oorparks:: evapofa:ed apples, 51a@6e:
sun: dried, 3G3H new ;sck Eigs, in SKIS, 2e 41ac
new new Plu,ns, z4941ac for <ptted and. l92c forum
ptted; new y ectarines 5t96c y n for prime TO
fancy: new Pears: b@51ac for quarters" and s 1aS
7csfOr halves. So Z. =.@ a.s>:= - u
>: RAISINS-( Old crop)-: II .::c nj: =&:::a:
Four-crown, loose: 4@5c: 3-erown, 31ss s4c: q
crown, PA @314c - b. seedless Sultanas, 505 1Zc;
seedess Muscatels, 4@41ac; own L ON lay
ers. S19l is; clusters4$1 l5@l. 25: ehesa 5clus-
ters $ls25@2; Imperial listers, $2(92 25. ~
NUIS--M alnuts, g. 612@D7ce p b for standard and
e@912c " h for soflsnelf: Almonds: 607c for
Lang uedocs.: a@3Hac for hard she'll and 5000 p b
for papershe, /: Peanuts 495c " ib for East-r and
4c for Caitornia; Hickory Nuts, 5@6c p tb.::5 PEI
cans, 90 DC p 10: Filberts 9@9Iac;# Brazil n uts,
S@9c; Gocoannts. $5@5s So y 100 =.
. HONEY-New Comb, 10c for @brg ght and G7t99c
for lower grades; new water-white extracted, 414@
1876; light amber extracted 334 @4c q D:. -
bEESWAX-22125c p H. - :.S.' ::.::+9s - ~
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

NEW YORK, y. Y, Sept 1.-Porter Bro,
Company sold to-day: Plums - Jspan ST. 2C@
40; single crate. Prunes-Hungarian. ST. Ism
l 35. Pears-Bartletts. 81 O5@ 80 box and so "a
66c hsif box. Grapes ssorted, 81 20 single
crate: Tokays, otc@$l 10. Peaches-Mc Dewitt
Clngs 81 10: Susqueh an mas, 7O69Oc: Orange
Clngs, S0gS5c; others 20@60c.
CHICAGo Ill, sept l. The Earl Fruit
average. TIC; 1okays $l@l45: average, ST. So;
Musca!' 81 o59l 20; average. 81 10. Peaches
say salway, oags0o; average 62c:; Piquets' late,
S0c@Sl 60 Prunes-Gro,, s5c@$l Is; average
81 O7; German, b5@15; average SIC; Fellen berg
average, SAC oo' 9Hoe'