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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-06-02
CLEMSON COLLEGE.
Arrows from q Full Quiver-Personal
Paragraphs.

Clemson College, $. c.
Preaching May % by Dr.. Sanders. Y. M. G
a. conducted by j. II. Hook.
The ice cream festival given May %. for the
benefit of the Y. M. c. A., was a success. Ev
erything was sold In about one and quarter
hours, clearing Sl6.
The Citadel cadets have been invited to visi
Clemson. while on their encampment ir
Anderson. Preparations will be made and 8
german given them, II they come.
Mr.. T. w. Wright has gone to Laurens tc
take charge OF the factory as master OF me-
chanics. Mr.. John g. Simpson Is now act
The agricultural department has purchased
two Of the "W atson cows" from Mr.. Watson
Miss Mary DuP.e is now visiting relatives
U Cadet Ropgers. D. F.. has been elected as
presiding officer of the Palmetto exercise to
come off June 25. Cadet Hill, w. G., has
been elected usher in Mr.. Rodgers place.
Mrs. B. r. Tillman visited her two sons and
Mr.. Craighead last week.
The Y. M. c. A. has elected the following
cadets as delegates to the Knoxville Conven-
tion: Ayers, 8. W.; Cheatham, j. c.; Hal
lum, r. T.; Hook, ]. H. =; and Seigler, G. H.
They will leave the 18th and return the 18th
Of June.
Preaching sabbath, by Rev: A. E. Stack.
Judge conducted the Y. M. G. A. Sabbath
night He had no selected subject, but made
Prof. Furman will conduct the meeting next
Sabbath night; subject, 'Psalms."
We regret to announce the death OF Mrs.
DR.. Quick. She had been sick only two
weeks, when she was sum moned 10 that up
per and better world where there's no suffer-
ing or pain-nothing but JOY and gladness.
She had been among US only short time,
but made many friends, WHO extend their
heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved widower
and little orphan girl. In this we can only
acknowledge His power both to give and to
take away, and will only say, "Thy will be
DONE"
Prot. Cllnkscales made three speeches be-
fore the graded school In Anderson last Fri
day.
President Craighead will deliver an address
before the graduating class Of Wofford during
Commencement.
Children's Day at Fort Hill church Sabbath
was success Rev. A. E. Stackhouse deliv.
cred lecture to the children which was ap-
propriate to- the occasion. He preached In
Pendleton that night
Drill Is over. and the boys are enjoying
themselves playing tennis and croQuet, and
some are working what time they can spare
from their books.
The cadetship TO West Point from the Third
District was won by Mr.. W. H. Carpenter, of
Anderson, q graduate Of Clemson, and P. A..
Calhoun as alternate. Out of the eight pa
pers handed In, the four Clemson boys stood
highest. The Citadel boys were not In 1t at
all.
Two OF the Higher Preparatory boys, hav-
ing received over one hudred dement's this
term, were sent home last week.
AS our last article hit the waste basket"
we will close for this time, for fear these fol-
low suit. Elixir.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-06-02

Be sure to have your Heavenly
Father for your most intimate friend.
You will accomplish little in this
world unless you work in line with
God.
The angels come to visit us, and
we only know them when they are
gone.
Some persons have the distressing
habit of talking in their sleep, and
others of talking too much while
they'er awake.
There exists, in the economy and
course of nature, an indissoluble union
between virtue and happiness, between
duty and advantage.
Our fellow-creatures can only Judge
of what we are from what we do; but
in the eyes of our Maker what we do
is of no worth except as it flows from
what we are.
The true Christian Is like the sun,
which pursues the noiseless track and
everywhere leaves the effect of his
beams in blessing upon the world
around him.
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Economy" says Burke, "means
system"
Govern your thought when alone
and tongue when in company.
In their sermon preparati on, too
many preachers never prepare stop
ping place.
If your situation is bad, you can BET
ter it by helping some one less fortu-
nate than yourself.
What it is our duty to do we must
do because it is right, not because any
one can demand it of us.
When a man considers himself as
lone in thousand" he naturally re-
CARDS other as ciphers.
When the forenoods of life are
wasted, there Is not much hope of q
peaceful and fruitful evening.
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The way to have good times is to
help make them yourself.
God writes the gospel not only in the
Bible alone, but on the trees and flow
ers, on the clouds and stars.
Thrift of time will pay you in after
life with usury of profit beyond your
most sanguine dreams.
Slolh, like rust, consumes faster
than labor wears, while the key often
used is bright.
Love deals in the pure gold of hu-
man nature; hate deals in the base
passions of weak mortals.
None are too wise to be mistaken,
but few are so wisely just as to ac-
knowledge and correct their mis- axes,
and especially and mistakes of preju-
dice.
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BOiIs.

A mixture Of sweet oil and spirits Of
turpentine, equal parts, is said to be an
efficient preventive of boils. The ap.
plication must be made when the first
sign of the formation appears.
The following is q remedy: Cut q
ripe tomato into slices, and bind slice
over the boil. It affords almost in
slant relief, effects a rapid cure, SEEM
ing to eat away the core rather than
draw it, and is cool and very soothing
in its effects. Change the poultice
frequently, burning the refuse slices.
az they are covered with poisonous
matter.
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There is nothing gained in the gov

There is nothing gained in the gov
ernment of children by threatening
that which is not performed. The fu-
tility of the habit of saying to a little
one that if he is not good, mother
will do so add so, followed by failure
to do it was we'll exemplified the other
day. In reply to the remark, eff
Mary is notquiet mother will have to
put on her hat and 60 away" the
three-year old daughter said, "Mam-
ma I jes' wish you would 60 dis
time"
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The more people know the less they
talk about it.
An angry man opens his mouth and,
shuts his eyes.
If you would lift me up you must be
on higher ground.
Hard and steady work is good anti
dote for hard times.
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There Is nothing that so promptly
cuts short congestions of the lungs,
sore throat, or rheumatism as hot wa
ter when applied thoroughly and
promptly.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-06-02

People look at you six days in the
week to see what you mean on the
seventh.
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DEATH.

Mr. Frank Arnold, Jr., of tn Is city, died un-
eXpectedly last Sunday night. after brief Ill
ness He was in the prime OF life. He leaves
a widow and several children.
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Will throw them on the Market REGARDLESS 0

100 Pairs Of Childrens' Shoes, sizes5 to 9, 25c.
100 pairs Womens' Pokas. 81 l2c
SO pairs Ladies' Shoes, button or lace, at 9oc
Sc pairs of fneL Ladies' Shoes at 55c ~
Ladies' Extra fine Shoes W0rth 81 So price s'o
10 pairs Fine Shoes, price 50 4O POW S@
Mems fine Tan Shoes, price, 81, now $L2o.
Mems 50 SO Shoes, now 81. SO.
Mems Brogan 9Oc. 81, regular price, SI25, $L75
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-10
False Teeth That Crow.

A Moscow dentist has solved the prob
lem OF supplying the human mouth with
false teeth which will grow into the gums
as firmly as natural ones. DIR. Zamesky
has performed several successful opera
tions on dogs, as well as human beings.
The teeth are made of gutta- percha, por-
celain or metal as the case may be. At
the root of the false tooth holes are made,
Holes are also made upward into the Jaw.
The tooth is then placed IN the cavity
In a short time a soft, granulated growth
finds its way from the patients jaw into
the holes in the tooth. This growth
gradually hardens and holds the tooth in
position. 1t is stated thai it does not
matter whether the cavity in which the
tooth is to be placed is one from which a
natural tooth has been drawn recently or
whether it has been healed for some years.
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

OF their success was achieved at the industrial
specalties The manipu ation in the case OF these
stocks was open and palpabie but some su bstan-
tial gains were shown by railroad stocks on the
firm basis of increased earnings There were A
number OF stocks also which were persisteptlv
heavy in tone, and required vigorous suDporr 10
prevent the spread OF weakness through Tho
Whoie market This was notably true of sugar
which 4ulet for time below vesterdav's
Closing price and :ell at one Time to the extent OF
point
London was very heavy seller of stocks on naI-
Ance IN tnlS maTket,aud the volume OF on that
account Is estimated high as 40 900 shares .
embracing OF the International stocks. Union
racine fell IA on the reSo utIon of the Senate 10
postpone the Kansas Pacific sale Manhattan
North" estern, Northern Pacific and several othe
prominent stocks showed heavy tone during the
Wholt OF the early part OF The day Those causes
together with the 1nertness OF the graIeer groun,
were persistent drag on the mark ct. The latter
part OF the day saw very animated contest he
market
The net result is to show a very Irregular range
OF changes In the majority of standard railway
shares, " hich we're Left free from maufpDlation
the changes small Quite a number of small
losses are shown. In he spectaJles. on the other
hand, gains extend from point 10 25s
The bond ma ket continued active and broad
some notabl" 2 uHs being shown in special cases,
and the level of prices throu hout the st showed
a material advance. The total sails reached
par value of $500 600. Government bonds wera
strong, both the old and new As advancing IA bid
and the 5S Ia bid.
Total sales OF stocks, 3Sl 1000 shares, including
the following: SS55 Atchison preferred. 1880
CAnads southern. 35O5 c. and o., II, 90 BurIing-
ton, "a 92O Louisville and Nashville 27. 800 NJ an
haitian, is, $50 Missouri Pacific 4l55 New JERSEY
Central 80 New York Central 1880 Northern
Pacific. lS Sl7 do preferred, II. $50 kock Island
23 $50 81. Paul, 7S47 southern Railway preferred
1897 Union Pacific, 1875 Wabash preferred
1850 American Tobacco, S025 Peoples Gas
5O' oOO sugar 4430 Leather.preferred, $3.50 West
ern Union.
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MORE TONE N WALL STREET.
The Political Situation Is Frightening
Up Matters.

The Political Situation Is Frightening
Up Matters.
The circular Of Henry Cews,. under date of New
York December j. says:
"A decide change for the better has come over
the NNall-street markets. have repeatedly noted
in these All vices that the STOCK market appeared
have touched cotton TO prices; thai, far as
respects intrinsic elements Of value there existed
conditions which warranted buying movement
bur that there were la king certain elements
necessary 10 give the upward tendency starting
impulse
Just at the moment of greatest stagnancy. these
lacking elements nave Unexpectedly appeared.
Perhaps the more imm ediate cause of This change
has teen that the rOom-traders have found IL
Impossible TO any longer make profits on sell
ing and. therefore, chan ged over 10 the bulr
the response has been general iucreas- of Uuv-
lug orders The response came the more readily
because there has been a steady mitigation Of GER
tain outside influences which have been tending
TO he postpone menJ Of operations AS the opening
of Con ress uears X becom-s more evident hat
liS ely 10 have business-like session, with
the sensational factouaries he'd in restraint and
with prepOnderRtiLg regard for policies and
measures Cs,Cul ated TO encourage confidence
among the business interests Among he hings
which now iusidered assured the sup
pOcI OF he Presidents pacific policy on the Cuban
question. 3 fair chance for the adoption OF a good
bankruptcy .aW, an earnest attempt 10 effect some
real improvements IN the condition OF the cur
rency, though posi- bly, ali that some may de-
sire and effort to afford some equitable adjust
menI OF The ialroad questions. The marked pub
lie neglect OF The silver AGITATION also warrants the
hone that thar issue VIII influence Congressional
action less than has been generally feared
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TARIs FUTURES
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, Dec. 9-CATTLE-The extreme
range of prices between the poorest and best cat
tie was unusually wide, a few cars Of Christmas
beeves going $5@5 so, while very common
steers sold at $3 35@3 so. Tie bulk of the cattle
crossed the scales at s3 4OG3 70. good EXPORT
steers selling at 81 2594 so. stockers and feeder,
are largely 2jc lower than last week while cows
and bulls are irreguarly lower.
HoGs-Prices were 212G5c lower from the
start to the close. Sales were largely at So 25a
3 4O, with coarse heavy packers selling at So ION
20 and prime medium weights at So 97Ih@
4212. Pigs sod largely at So 2ca3 rs.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-sheep were saIable at
So 65d3 25 for few inferior lots up to 81 256oA 5O
tor heavy export lots, with prime sheep wan I'd t
81 6C94 o. Lambs sold at S464 so for culis nm
TO - ~CG5 Is for choice to extra lots with sales
large.y 5. a. 90.
kecei pts-CatLe 1900; hogs 44ooo; sheep,
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ETOTHnAHnn.

The arrow hies with the wind. The ton ngures
y station indicate maximum temperature for the
Gays; those underneath II, II any, the amount O;
rainfall OF melted snow in inches and hund redth M
curing the past twelve hours. Isobars or solid
INES connect po!n OF equal air pressure; iso-
tnefmS, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
"ofd nigh" means high bRrometric pressure aud
Is usually Accompanied by fair weather: 'Tow''
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
LOWS" usually first appear on the Washington
coast; " men L he pressure is high IN the interior
ana low along the coast, and the isobArs extend
north and south along the coast rain Is probable;
but when the '1ow' Is inclosed with jsobars OF
marked curvature rain south of Oregon is improb-
able- win nigh" in he vicinity Of Idaho and
the pressure falling TO the California coast warm
weather may be expected IN summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse Of these conditions
ElA produce an opposite result
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Ihe market for mining stocks was a shade
easier yesterday, under dull business.
Al me annual meeting OF the Mexican Mfniny 2
company the old directors and officers were re-
eiectei, with Charles Fl. Fish as president, Charles
r. hlllott secretary am d. B Lyman superin-
tendent.
iiIhe Pacihc Gas Improvement Company will pay
ohthy dividend OF 80 cents per share today
he San JoSe Water Company Will nav monthly
dividend OF 90 cents per share to-day
Inc Wutchumna Water Company of Visalia has
levied an assessment of SO Ger share, delinuuent
January 10
In the Comstock ground of the Savage Mining
company during the past week they were engaged
~ taxing out a'rppe and + ra from the lower
levels repairing the shaft and easing tim bers in
the main west drift of the 80 level Work will
be resumed in the face this week Brunswick
lode - East croSscut ., started at a point l4s
feet north of No. l, 20 feet north Of the line
has been advanced 2S fees through d orphyry and
small stringerS of quartz; total length So feet
The capital stock of the Hawaiian Com mmercisl
and Sugar Company has been listed on the New
York stock Exchange, where it was dealt in for
the hrst Time yesterday. There was "A marked
advance in the stock in the local market
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, W FATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO De-
ce Der g. 1897, 5 P NJ
The following The rainfalls for the past
twenty-four hours and The seasonal rainfalls to
date as compared with those of the same date last
season: Eureka OF. this season 90 last sea-
son IA 66; Red Bluff o. this season 546 last
season 579: Sacramento trace this season 8. 70,
las season 4.72: San Francisco .0I, this season
3 SO, last season 676; Fresno 90. this season
I79. last season 3.Ol; San Luis obispo 90 this
season 40. last season 4.70; Los ngees trace
this season 2.4S, last season ? 80; san Diego .O4
this season Il9 last season z. 0S; Yuma 90 this
season 81, last season 1 20.
san Francisco data: Maximum ternperature "a
minimum 4 8, mean so.
VI Gather Conditions and Gene raj Fore
casts.
A s. orm of considerable energy is central to-
night over Washington and Vancouver Island
Ram ha fal 9 generally on the Pacific slope
north # san Francisco
The temperature has remained nearly station
AIRY west OF the Rocky Mountains
he following maximum wind velocities are re-
ported: Ia,oosh " miles per hour, from the
east Fort Candy 4S miles per hour from the
southeast; Carson CITY 2S miles per hour, from
At Tatoosh Island there has been rainfall of
1.OE inches in the past twelve hours.
Forecasts made at san Francisco for thirtv
hours ending midnight December 10 1897:
Northern California Cloudy and unsettled FRI
day; probably RAIN in northern portion; fresh
souihwesterly wind.
~outhern Caifornia-C Cloudy Friday; westerly
wind.
>evada-Cloudy Friday; probably rain or snow
in northern portion.
Utah-GlOudY Friday.
Afizona-f Loudly Friday.
san Francisco and vcinity-C1oudy and un-
settled weather Friday; probably showers; h.
easterly wind.
special report from Mount Tamapais taken at
M.-Cloudy; wind southeast "A miles an
hour; mperaUure, AZ; m aximum, Al.
ALEXANDER MCA DIE
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-FLOUR-Recefpts 81
l47 bbls; exports 23,1l9. Firm and higher, but
not active Minnesota patents $5 1895 40; win
ter straights. 81 55@4 70.
WHEAI-ReCepts. 40, 200 bushels: exports
2O6,7OL SPOT strong. No. 2, red 81 UO1s. Op-
tions opened strong and were generally firm all
day on stampede among December shorts in chi
cago' prompting active covering in the local mar
ket. Final prices we're 11s9lss net higher No
2 red May, s378@95c, closed 94s4c; De ember, 90
@9S34 C, closed SS58c-
WOOL-Quiet; domestic fleece. 27@3lc; Texas
139l7c.
HoPs-steady State, common to choice, 1895
crop, z@6c; 1896 crop, e6l9c: 1897 crop 15@lSc:
aclhc coast 1895 crop, 4@6c; 1896 crop, t09c;
10 ~ crop l5@l &C; London firm. "a 10s@E5
PEIROLEU NJ - Dull United closed 651hc
asked. "a
TURPENTIN E-Steady.
TAL>-Pigron warrants, ST so; Lake Con-
pei. $40 S7l3G1l: Tin, dull. $l3 354l3 70; spell
ter quiet $3 95G4 05; Lead, barely steady, $3 65
@3 10: brokers, S3 SO.
COFFEE-options closed firm, net unchanged
TO points advance. sales 500 bags, incudinp
Decem ber S5 Sb95 80: March S6
spot Cofee-Rlo, firm. No Z invoice 65ac.
l5c. ' H2~
SUGAR-kaw. finn: fair refining, 3ssc; Gem
trifugal 96 test, 15-l6c; refined. firm
BUTTER-ReceIp 1902 packages; steady,
Western creamery I4@24c; Elgtns, 24c; factory
1l12@I4c -
EGGs-Receipts. 6343 packages. steady: state
and pennsylvania, 2l@25c: western, 2l@24c.
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IOULTkN ANJ GAME.

The market IS blocked with Eastern Poultry
which canot be sold. Dressed Turkeys are lower
and weak.
Game shows no change worthy of note.
Eastern stock is selling fat 81 5OG5 Hens,
~ 90 Tor I'D and younk Roosters $StGS 80 for
FrYers and $3 for Brollers
POULTRY
Live Turkeys, li@121ac for Gobbers and Il6
l212c Tor Hens; dressed TurNeys I21SQl31Ac:
Geese, e pair, 81 25@l so; Ducks, IS 50G4 so;
Hens S3Gf 80; BOOSTERS. young, 3 5U94; co, Old
SS 5OGi q doz n: Fryers. S3 80; Broers, SS 25
a. 50 Tor large and 81 5093 for small: Pigeons
81 5OGl 70 p doz Tor young and 81 OLD.
GAM E-Quan & dozen, 81; MalIard 81 so
o.; Canvas hack, S5@1; Sprig. 81 50G2; Teal.
Slt9l 20 e doz; Wdgeon 81 20 y doz: small
DUCK, $l@l 25 Gray Geese, 50 25(g2 So; White,
Sl@l SO; Brant, 81 50G2: Honkers. S4G4 SO;
English Snlpe, 81 10; Jack Snpe. 81; Hare, 75cG
81; Rabbits 81 259l 90 for COtt0ntans and 75cG
81 small ~
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"HEAT-Futures were decidedly better, but
spoL prices were unchanged. Foreign cables were
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags. 1898 delivery, b5s
@594c; Wool Bags 27@5Oc; FrulJ bags, 514c
os4c and &C for the different sizes
Prices have shown no change of anv conse que nee
Tor long time Wellington. 8; New yelling on,
9e' e0c:hheld Wellington. 81 ; o; seattle % 40
bry ant 40 %; Coos Bay, "a 10; WalIsend, 81 p
ton; Cum berland, $l4 50 2 ton in bulk and ST 8
IN SACKS; Pennsylvania, Anthracite Egg. SIS =
ton; Welsh Anthracite, $s@l2: Camel. SO y
ton; Rock Springs, Castle Gate Pleasant Val
ley, 81 80 Coke Sl3 bulk and SIS = ton in SKIS
eUGAR-The Western Sugar RefiEerv Com panv
quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and
Flne crushed, 65sc; Powdered 61lsc: Dry Granu-
Iated o12c e ID: Coniectioners a, 51%c: Nj agnolia
A, 51Sc. Extra [, SC; Golden c. 47Sc; Candy
Granuiated 55Sc; California a, 514c; haIf-parreIs
14c more than barre'S. aud boxes 1z2c more.
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s1a@9c; Stays 51ac sated Kin. &c: salted
Salt IQGIlc ID; salted Veal sc: drv Hides
1ogi oLec; culls and brands, l2@l 21ac: dry Kip
ana veal l4c: dry alf ISc: culls l2c: GoatskIns
zo@3oc each; Kids, SC; Deerskins, good summer
LSc 10; medium, zoe; winter 10c; sheepsEins.
sheariIhSs lo925c each; short wool, 35@6Oc
each
? 2G2 12c; refined. SC; Grease 20214c = H.
WOOL Fall Clip Middle Counties free
lug SC do defective. l0@llc; San Joaquin. de-
iectIVe. I@sc h; do Lamb bs, 612@Sc: southern
Mountain e@l2c; tree Northern- l20 lac = ID:
90, defective, S@1lc; Hum boldt and Mendocino
l3Gl5c p 10.
hOPs-old crop, 2@6c p d Tor poor TO tair and
o91Uc Tor good; new crop 10@14c.
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DhIED lKUIrs. IA SINS. NUTS, ETC

Sales continue of iobbing character. Prices
show no change
DRIED r, ,UITS-Quotations are as follows:
Prunes, carload lots 464Lac for 4O-5('s slam
20 c for 80 COS 5G314c Tor 60-zOs 21a@284c Tor
lU-oUs Z9212c y 10 for S0-90's and 1a01 81 c
ior ior 80 lO0's; Peaches, 5@51ac q II; fancy 61a@
I,h2c; peeled lO@l212; Apri cots, 596c . ID Tor
hoyels ana 7@SLac for good to fancy Moorparks:
evsporated Apples, 6@6s4c; sun-dried, 3s4 @414c
Diack rigs, In sacks, 2@3c: Plums 31a@41ac q h
i0l pltted and l@l1 1sc for pitted; bleached
runs &c; Nectarnes 496c q n tor prime to
fancy fears 2G5c Tor quar- ters and 212061sc for
nSLFeS according TO color. etc
r hAlelNS-New Rais1ns, 2A@3c for 2-crown, &c
ior 9-crown. DC TOR 4-crown, 5L2c for SeedIess
Grapes 23zc
Walnuts, 7@71ac p h Tor hard and sasc q 10
ior softsheli; Almonds 9@4c for hardshel and SC
Ior papershel: Peanuts, 4(G5c for Eastern and
&C lor talnorna Hickory Nuts, 5@6c - ID: Pc
cans, s@lOc p ID Filberts. SG9i2c; Brazil Nuts,
e99c; Cocoanuts, 81 6U@5 q 100
HONEI-New Como IUc for bright and 7@9c
tor lower grades; new water. white extracted 414a
4s4c light am Der extracted SS4@4c q ID
GAESN W "A AA-2S625c p 10.
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DElDtOUs AND .ATKUs FRUITS.

The tendency In Oranges Is downward and the
mar ket Is ull and well supplied.
The other fruits dragging along at the old
prices.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Straw wberries $2d3 q chest for larga
CaDe Cod CTanDerries, 1893 so p bbl Jerseys
Ssl1S 90: Coos Bay. 81 25d2 so p box.
Pears Winter Nells, 50c@SI; common kinds
25@5Oc q box.
Apples, 25@40c q box for common. 5OG75 for
Sood 10 choice am ~ al % for fancy Spitzen
Der 5: Lady Apples, 81 25@l so large boxes
Ounces 25@5Oc r Dox.
Grapes in boxes. 2565t C for all kinds. Crate.
sell ABOUT lUc higher than boxes.
PtrsimmOns, 25050c y box
OlIKCS FRUITS-Nayel Oranges are QUOT
able at s. 5O@ 81 q box: seedlings sl@i So
Mandarns 75c6Sl; Grape Fruit, $3G4; Lem
ons 40 9Si % for common and 81 50G2 for good
TO cholce: Mexican Lines, S20S p box; CaIifor-
MA Lines in small boxes. 25@30c bananas, Igg2
q bnncn; Pineapples. $2&3 a. doz
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-10
THE CALL CALENDAR.

December l. 1897.