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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

Lord Byron found In Greece The sum- the SOIL
hut not the slave the same: but men and con-
ditions have changed there since his time. Inc
Greek is no longer the Craving, crouchlng
slave" whom the bard found skulkine about the
scene Of Thermopylae. but is rather like one OF
the 300 who made that pass place OF deathly
memories There is not a patriot from Moess
to the Cytherean Isles who would not apparently
brace up and fight all the Continental Powers
s,neIe-handed IL need were. reviving the tradi-
tons Of vaor which belong the heroic age OF his
country Even her dispersed sons as far of as
the Mississippi and the mining centres OF the
Rocky Mountains feel the thrill Of patriotism an
mating their bosoms. and arc ready to take ship
for home and re-enact the courageous exploits
Of Theseus and Hercules II Is no longer 10 be
said Of the land that Its Greece. but living
Greece no more" 1t Is very much alive. indeed.
with a determined assertion OF vitality which
the great Powers find trife insubordinate. but
which public opinion everywhere greets with
sympathy and ardor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

SUBSCRIPTION PATEs OF THE TRIBUNE
DA,r wear 81 month Wiz nut S',ndfr. -
ynr: so cents a month. Sunday Tiibu1e .. week y
81 s4mi-Wcskv. with Txinkles. 81 Twinklcs, ~
POST GF-Ex,ra nostage 20 foreign countries. and in
N.w-York City. must be paid by subscriber
MAN OFFICE 1st Nassau-st PltANt'li OFT ~ r.; -
T6wN 1,2i: Broadway. LONDON OFFICE 20 rect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

The need Of additional bridges between Man.
haitian Island and Long Island Is urgent. The
East River Bridge ought to be completed at the
earliest possible day. and work on the Black
wells Island Bridge ought to be pushed with
energy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

A lady has bean lecturng In Boston In favor OF a
larger consumption OF onions taking as a motto
the saying Eat onions In May. and all the year
after physicians may play" II Is simple rem
edy and the lecturer advised Its use through all
the other months, regardless Of odoriferous COM
piications. -lNew-Have Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
JuArr ia Advertisements.
Bns,rlcss Notlrfs.

Roll Top Desks and Once FURNITURE
Great Variety Of Style and Price
T. q. SELLEw.
NJ ri Eul:or-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

II Is UNFORTUNATE That Chl,agos Iarsest hlEnt
school, with 900 pupils. has been compelled to
close for lack OF funds II public appropriations
are lacking it would seem as II private aid might
como to the rescue OF an educational scheme so
useful and important. Most Of the students OF
the school Just closed were foreigners, ardent to
learn the English language and In SO far Improve
their qualifications for citizenship. Chicago will
make a great mistake If she does not find means
10 reopen the school and provide endowment for
AZ many OF its kind as may be needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

No piec, Of legislation ever did so much to
store the lost art of letter writing as the Nevada
law TO enable ambitious massage operators to
use their insomnia cures" the right and the
left upon each others heads. This law. while
pa ssed in the interests of science only. has done
much TO develop literature. Any one who has
read the daily letters OF Messrs. Corbett and
Fitzsimmons in the yellow journals OF the coun-
fry will appreciate this Such Chesterfeldian
I olteness such elegance OF dcton have not been
known for decades In the history OF correspond
cnce The world Of letters IL marvelling over the
literary ingenuity Of Mr.. Fltzsimmons when nc
writes Il take my pen in my right hook to say
etc The exquisite urbanity of Mr.. Corbett. az he
writes II beg to suggest to Mr. Fitzsmmons that
'he preserve some OF the colorng matter OF his
eyes and not let his boxing partners use It all up
"as will need II In my business arouses pro-
found admiration. To be sure. there Is a sus-
ricion that Mr.. C-rbett means TO be- sarcastic In
his politeness that he says II beg TO suggest
n UGH az n powder keg might say TO one sitting on
It. 4 beg to suggest that am about to explode"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13

Senator McCarren, Of Brooklyn. has proved
himself to be the devoted slave OF the Sugar
Trust, and has been repudiated by his Demo
cratic colleagues in the State Senate. His con-
stituents must he ashamed OF HIM He Is the po-
litical genius who picked out bartender to run
against himself few years ago. supposing, or
course that this bartender could not possibly de-
feat him at the polls. 1t was put-up political
lob Of the worst kind. But the voters OF the dis
trict were so disguised with McCarren that they
elected the bartender. II this State Senator ever
ventures to go before the voters again they will
welcome the opportunity to elect bartender or
any one else over McCarren.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-15
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL., Sept. 14.-The opening In
wheat very strong, December, which closed
Monday ate. noon at 941sG9414c, opened at from
951s@s33sc, ana during the next half hour it
fuctuated between the starting quotations and
e47sc 1t started up again from The latter point
and rose with the same aggressive persistency
that has fre quently charac erized it in the last
three mon h~, december getting up 10 96ss@9612c
Liverpool TO follow yesterdays decline here, that
market opening only 14G12d lower, caused the
showing that market to have risen Id were
tainly responsible for the second rally.
The real reasons for the early strength, how
ever, very bad French ard Italian
crop reports and some statistics from the Wash
ington Agricultural Bureau showing that Europe
would have TO import % ZOO, 600 bushels of
wheat from North America this season. all of
which with the exception OF about 25,00O,000,
must come from the United states, a larger tot al
than has been called forth In one season
before.
The French Min. of Agriculture r ported
the wheat crop of that country S5. 7S9, 900
bushels short OF last year while the Italian crop
was said to show 56, 100000 shortage. Locusts
also said to be play ng havoc with the
Argentine crop Chicago receipts were 377 cars,
only of them contract, and l.00S 900
bushels were ms pecIed out.
The Atlantic port ciearances for the day
equal in wheat and flour to $4,000 bushels
Brads reefs report the worlds stocks increased
5,700,U0O bushels l,eO0, 900 OF which Increase
east of the Rockies in the United States and
Canada, and 100000 bushels of it in and afioat
for Europe. Previous to the receipt of Brad
streets statement the closing quotations OF the
foreign markets had been received, showing con-
siderabl change from the early lone They
showed Paris wheat 1c per bu.hel lower for
near deliveries and 114c lower for Novem Der
and February, and n werp 1896 iower: Liver
pool, although 12d higher for the futures, from
12d TO Id lower for OF, except pot No, ORTIZ
ern spring, which unchanged.
The weakness of the closing cables caused a re-
action 10 9523c, and when the large visib in
crease made known a further decline to
90 12c ensued. The market closed at 941al945sc
for Deremoer.
A God speculation business done in corn at
advance yesterdays closing prices. The
strength was due TO symps ny with wheat and
the dry. hot weather shorts covered literally.
he comparative weakness of whea late in the
day caused relaxation in the demand and re-
action ensued during which most OF the advance
was lost
Business in oats quiet and unimp ortant.
Provisions started strong with corn, but fear of
the possibility of the fever becom ing more general
caused q general selling movement aud shsrD
decline fr I'M he opening price. There General
inquiry at inside figures and prices allied slightly
from the bottom.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

NEW YORK, n. Y, sept. 14.-Porter Bros
Company sold to-day: Pears-GIout Moroccan,
81 IS box: Doy du Comice, So 50 G apes-Mus-
cats, S0cGSl 81 single crate: Tokays, 75c@Sl 90:
assorted, Suc@$l SO. Peaches-Levy cling, soc;
salways, 75G90c.
CHICAGO. ILL, Sept 14-Earl Fruit Com
pany sold to-day: Grapes-Tokays, s1@l 10 ST gle
crate; Muscats, 81 10 Peac bes-6U@70c, average.
NEW YORK, y. Y. Sept. l4.-1he Earl Fruit
Companys auction sales: Grapes-Tokay, single
crates, Sjc@$l go; double crates, So 3O@D2 65;
avera. e, 80 Az; Muscat, 6jc9Sl o: average. SC:
Malaga, 95c@$l 20: average. 81 %; Cornich On,
sl@1 5; average. 81 16 Pears-BartIett ST. IS
O.: average, 50 SO Clairgehu, x1@l 80; average
Sl Is. 2, aches-salway. 81 @9Oc. average. 73c.
Fourteen cars sold to-day.
BOS1O ON, nAss., sept. 14-The Earl Fruit Com
pany's auction sales: Tokay, single crates 6Uctu
81 IS, average, 81 u1: double crates 81 O5@2 U5,
average, 81 81; Muscat 40@9Oc, average, soc
Pears Bartlett. $1@92. average, ST. SO. Peaches
Salway, 60@90c, average, Toe. Eleven cars sold
to-day
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 1.-THE Earl Fruit Com
pany sold to-day: ,Grapes-Tokay, single crates
s1GSl 80. average, 81 Is; Muscat, average,
81 Is. Peaches, 90 a7Oc. average. Sc Fourtt en-
cars sold to-day.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-15
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, \. Y, ept. 14.-FIour receipts
3O,3l5 barrels: exports, 1851 barrels. Dull and
fairly steady without important change.
VIII AT-Rece'pIs, l54.S50 Bushels; exports,
4855o9. Spo; steady. No red, 81 033s. up-
lions opened strong and advanced on bullish
cables, general local covering and foreign buying:
weakened under the inc ease in Bradstreet's vIsi-
bic and closed rather weak a. 3s G34c net advance,
but L2c under he highest point. No. ed, gSc:
September. 81 012sG1 O.5s closed 81 O18s cto-
Der, $1Al OO14, osel 81; December, 9S12c@
81, closed 9S12c.
hOPS-Quiet, unchs nged
PETROL Unsteady; Unitei, closed zoe bid.
PIG IRON-Warl ants firm: 1907 %
LAKE COPPER-Quiet: 81 1911 %.
TIN-Dull Sl3 5C0l37 10;
SPELTER-Quie' 81 25d4 80.
LIE An-Weak, Exchange, "A 25@4 80; brokers'
strong. $4.
CUFFkE-Options opened steady SOLO points
lower: closed barely steadv at net decline OF 5
points ales Is 75O, including December. Sc 40
@s6 AS; March, Sc 7t@$6 IS. spot coffee-kto
s.esdy; No invo CO, 7c; iobbinR 712c. Mild
quiet and steady: Cofdova, lO12@l61ac
SUGAR Raw strong; refined. 81 ong.
BUTfER-keceipts, 1885 packages steady;
Yves ern creamery, L SC; Elgins, lS.
EGGS-Recepts, IS, 1913 packages gu ct; State
ana Pennsylvania, 17@lSc: Western, l6c
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FOR "a HOURS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

David /. Farnswor.h (by James Reid Pringle,
Stanyan street, 100 = sullivan, w 111E0, S
1853, 46 deg. 16 min. 1851 So, TO beginning,
lot /, block c, sunset Heights; also lot line
lot IL, block G. same: also lot on f line Of Lolita
street, 22o of sullivan, 49s:6. 45 deg;
block G same; also lot on w line of Lotta street,
100 S Of sullivan. $50, w 90. > 1U13l, ) 80
deg 8 min, W 1920. NV 245.54, n 3l27l, E
s3:lO, $50. L 81, block D, same; also lot Sc
corner of Sullivan and Willard streets, 1915,
$ 100, w l045l. 100 l6, block d. same;
also OF on e line OF Willard street loo. 16 5 OF
Sullivan ) 25.O4, 1894, rs, w 74.5l same;
also al Of blocAs Il, +. u and II, same; also lot on
line of sullivan street, 27:5 w of Willard, rs
by y 94:41a: also lot ON line of sullivan street,
2:5 W of vii ard, w so by y 1889; also lot
on line OF Frederick street. 32:6 " OF s.anyan,
ine of Frederick street, 1895 W Of slanyan, w
100. n 75:l1a, Re 1908, 66:o1a: s6s7ss
{. h and Emily l.. >turtevant TO Hartland and
Herbert Z. Law. lot on sE corner Of Green rect
and Van Ness "venu", o6:l14. SE 12l:l12, nW
$3.50 NV 1l6:1s4 E 40:.s4; $40
Estate of Mary sloan (by =. &. Freese admins
trator) TO Ellie Neyland lot on 4 line of Scott
street. l25 5 OF f lis. 5 rs by E 90: $27O0
line of Eighteen. h street, TO + OF sanchez 25
b 100; 40
Estate Of Dennis F. Mcguire (by Mary Ryan.
of Langton tktter) street, 200 Sc OF Harrison, sE
20 by \ 80; 5000.
Mary Ryan daughter of DEM is +. Mcguire and
Rose Nc augnln-Msgu,re) to same, same, quit
claim deed, So
Thomas W. Mcguire (by John j. Ryan, attor-
ney) TO same same, quitclaim deed; $5.
Elizabeth Mcguire to same, same. quitclaim
deed; SIS.
Michael Mclaughlin to same, same, auitclaim
deed; So.
Josephine Murphy by John j. Ryan (attorney)
same tc same gu tclalm deed; SIS.
William A. MacRae to Mary Jane Brennan, lot
on line OF California street IS W OF Nineteenth
avenue, w 20 by 100; Sb0U.
William ]. Dunn to George B. Dillon. los w
line of Eleventh. avenue, 25S of Clement street,
81 by w 100; sl7OJ.
Leniamin n. and Daisy NJ. Van Deusen to San
Francisco Lumber COMPANY lot on w line of
First avenue, 172 of Clement, y rs by w 1870;
$1U.
robert W. and Mary A. Menary 10 Charles
Fiank |, lot on w line uf Eighth avenue, $50 > OF
j stu et = IS by " 10: $40.
Michael " ertheimer to kaufman Wertheimer,
lot on + line OF wenty-thild Avenue, l0J N of l.
street, \ so by 12O; $3.50
James J. Mckenzie to sarah Creedon (wife of P
II. }, lots 1856, 1857 and 1862, Gift Map2; So
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good deal, and this rend erred the local market
very irregular.
Local quotations are as follows: 81 55@1 571a
for No. ], 81 5S$4 for choice AMI 81 oO@l 6217
Tor extra choice tor milling.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-y:15 o'cock-December-
%, 90 ct $. 81 ol1s 5000, 81 6lA: 10000.
81 6l1a; 10000 ST 6l3s: 5000, 81 81. May
40Go 81 6O14; 5000. 81 90.
e. SECOND nEssIoN December r, . 5000 cts cts
81 ol.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May- 4OOO ctls,
81 90; 1000. 81 $3.50. December-4O00 81 80;
12.U0O. 81 9S4; 2.0u. 81 5912 5000, 81 595s:
$4,000. 81 5s1s
.'FTERNoOS SESSION - Deem er-4000 cts.
81 591s: lnO00 81 5934; IS 0OU, 81 1855: So
OO0 81 593s May-2O0O. 81 So: 2U0O, 81 57s4
hARLEY-The LfuCl"y Iakes for u 81 so 2
cts Brewing, valued at $4,000
Sac market remains bout the Choice
bright Feed is firm but dark goods drag. There is
very little doing in brewing
Feed 92H2cg$1: Chevalier. 81 5O@l So for No.
and Fl 3o@1 10 for NJ. 2; new Brewing 81 05
al 0713 for No ! and ST. Tor dark Coast
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'cock-No sales
SECOND SEASONING sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEASONING sa es.
AFTERNOON SESSIoN-NO sales.
OATS There Is not enous bus ness to change
quotations Fancy Fee d, ST. 35@s1 40 q Gil: good
to choice, 81 21@l 80; common, ST. 071a@
! "a; S9rpri Sc, 81 4olIl 30 Req, 81 l5@l 20:
Gray, 81 1z12g1 l71s; Nj ling, 5 3o@l 35 =
Gil; Back, Tor feeo. $I@l 10: fer seed S l5@
/ 81 Clipped Oats sell at $lGZ p ton over the
pr ducL
ern are falling OF, and this may improve the
situation. small Round Yellow quolanIe at
81 15@l 80: Large Yellow, 81 lO@l 111a; White.
81 1U@1 1919 q ctl.
observation-disclosures 5 p ctL
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

Everything the list is firm except Peaches,
which are quieter and fraction lower Apples,
Prunes, pricots and Raisins are in active de-
mand and firm at full figures The quotations for
Almonds and Wanuts now repre- sent the new
crop, and both selling well. Honey shows no
Improvement.
New Raisins selling at 312c for 2-crown. 412c
for 3.crown 5Lac tor 4-cron H. &c for Seedless
Sultanas and 81 Is Tor London layers. Dried
Gr.pes 314c.
DRIED FRUITS-Quota'ions are folows
Prunes, b14@5L2c or 4O-6O's 4s4@5c for so IS.
41A@412c Tor 6O-7Us 3A@ic Tor 7rSps, $40
312c p ID Tor S090's and 2$4@5c for 9u'1OOs;
Peaches. 512@612c: fancy &c; peeled, -; April
cots. 5l2@61ac for Roy ais and 7@S1ac for good to
fancy Moorparks; evaporated apples, o12@6c:
sun-dried 3(131ac new b ack Figs. in SKIS, 2@2I2c:
Piums. Agate p ID for ptted and l@2c for un-
pitt ed; blesched Piums, 5@512c; Nectarines, 5@l
&c q 10 for prime TO fancy Pears, o9o12c for quar-
ters and 61297c for halves.
RdlSIN -t0Id CROP
Four-crown, loose, 4@5c: S-crown, 31s84c: 9
crown, 234@314c q h seedless suitanas, 5G51ac;
scedless uscatels 4G4L2 crown London lay
ers. SIG s; clusters, 81 15@l 25: Dehtsa clus-
ters. 81 75@2; Imperial listers, S2@2 %.
ISM ainuIs, T12@Sc for ha.d and 9Gl9112c
for softshei: Almonds 3@ic for hArdshell and @
1Oc for papershe /: Peanuts. 4@oc Tor Easter and
&C for Ca Or ia; hickory Mas, 50oc p ID. Pc
cans. SO DC p h. ilberts. 9G9l2c; Brazil Nuts
$3.50: Cocoanuts. $500 so q 100.
HONtY-New Comb, 10c for bright and 7619c
ior lower grades; new water-white extracted, 4149
434c; light am Der extracted, 334(G4c y ID.
bEESW AA-.2625c u ID.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, MASS, Sept IA The wool market
here continues show strength and prices have
hardened somewhat during the past week. The
demand is .ood.
Territory wools yet head the list in the business
transactions. Fine medium and tne are selling
for Ice, while choice staple lots are bringing Sc
on the secured basis
Very few parcels lave been opened, as dealers
views are yet above the present srket, and
these woos consequently held good prop
erty. Australian WOODS in free demand, and
fine lots being secured So cents Quota
lions:
Montana fine medium and fine, 14d1ec; secured
price 45@4oc: staple, 47G50c; Utah, Wyoming
etc, fac medium and hne, 12(G15c; secured
price. 45c staple, 47@50c
Au-tra ian wools Occurred basis)-tom Ing, SUI
perfine. 6t q &c: mbing. good, 5S96uc: com b.
ing. average 56@6Sc; Queensland, cumbing, .6@
&c
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o Clear D Partly Cloudy |
0 Cloudy 3 Ram 8 Snow|
EXCLAMATION.

The arrow flies with the wind The top figures
a. station indicate maximum temperature for the
days those underneath it, If any, the amount Of
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. Isobars solid
lines, connect pon of equal air pressure; iso-
therms. or dotted lines, equal temperature The
word high" means high barometrc pressure and
Is ususlly ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: "low'
refers TO low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accom- panied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows usually first appear 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 rain is probable:
but when The ''low- is incosed with isobars of
marked curvature, rain south OF Oregon is improb-
able With high in the 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 conditions
Vlll produce an opposite result.
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Builders Contracts.

P. j Diez (owner) with ]. B. Quinn (contractor),
architect NJ. j. WEIGH, all work for one-s:o-y
frame building on w line of Eleventh avenue, 275
S of l street 5 20 by w 1870; total 81 800.
G. and G. Valente (owners) with G. b. Cavaglia
and L Cuneo (contractors), architect none, all
work for two-story and basement frame building
on n line OF Lombard street, l05 w of Coughs
total 5 525
Right onorable Nathan MAYER Baron Roths-
chiid, James Alex ander, Francis a. Lucas and
hugh Z. Smith by q +. Mullins torney (owners)
with X. Herring contractor. archit ecLs Pissis IL
Moore office furniture ETC., for general and pri-
vate offices in first story OF tivestory brick and
s one hui. ding in course of erection y line
of California rect 80 of Le.desdorff, 80 by N
1874; TOT al S1355.
same with California Artistic Metal and Wire
Company (contrat tors), archii ects same, bron r.
front elevator cage, grille work, stairs and plat
form In same on same, &21O6: total, S2106
Phebe y. Hearst by Fred Glars, attorney
(owner) with California Artistic Metal and Wire
Company (contractors) architect a. Z. Schwein-
furth, all elevator enclosures, doors. frames and
grille work and brass dials or indicators for eeva-
tors also wrought iron balcony railing in eighth
story of build n, two brass gates and ten brass
grles in the rotunda for eight-story brick bu d.
ing on line of N arket street, Jap IS w of - ME-
100, w 70. y so " 77:6, 1884, NE 69;1l
56:75s: total, 1854
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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, y. Y, Sept l4-The evening
POSTS London, financial cabegram says: in The
ock markets today Americans opened steady,
then became dull under The New York lead but
later recovered and closed firm with London buy
ing.
Grand Trunk Canada stock continues TO ad-
vance Venezuelan bonds have fallen heavily on
the default in the remitlances for OF debt
There are no particulars yet regaIdng the tenders
months bills at f97 IS Sd receive percentage
With a view possibly of assisting speculation in
silver the rumor is revived that the Indian minis
v III reopen. This -S:no; enerally credit d.
he Paris bourSe was quiet and duh and the
Berlin market vas dull and featureIess
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POULTRY AND GAME.

PoULTRY-A mother car OF L asteIn sold at Ice
for Turkeys. So 50@6 Tor Hens S6@6 80 for young
BOOSTERS 81 so for old BOOSTERS, So 50@4 tor Try
and So for Broilers.
Local stocks are heavy and the market is in Its
usual condtio.. Turkeys. however are higher.
Live Turkeys quota bic at 15@l7c for Cob
blers and l5416c for Hens; large young Turkeys.
1S@l7c Geese p pair 81 al %; Goslngs, 81 25@
l rs: Ducks. s. 50G3 for old and 81 50@5 for
young: Hens, 1894 so; BOOSTERS. young So 500
5; do. old. 81 50d4; Fryers. S3@3 rs; Broiers,
81 5O@3 for large and ST. 60@Z so for small;
Pigeons, $lll rs p doz for young and Tor old.
GAMk-Hare nominal; Rabbits. nominal
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ONION VEGETABLES.

Potatoes and onions weak. The market is
oveistocked with Vegetables except Corn and
Sumner squash.
PoTAToES-Early Rose, 30@35c; River Reds
45@55c: Burpanks, 30@40c; salinas Burbanks,
6O0SOc; Sweet Potatoes, .0c@$l p ctl
ONIONS-o5c@$l 05; Pickle Onions Toe q SIX.
VEG ETA BLES-B Bay squash 25@40c p box;
Marrowfat squash. $6GS q ton: Bay tucumb ers,
l6035c q box; Pickles. &c for No. l. sc p ID
TOR y o. 2; Green Peppers 25@40c for Chic and
3O@50c for Bell; Green Peas. l@2c p 10: string
BeaGs, 1G212c; Lima Beans 112@2c: Green
o~ra oOte4O . box: dried Okra. O@Sc = ID;
Egg Plant, 25@50c: Cabbage. 6G@75r q ctl; Car
rots, 2.@30c . sacK; Garlic, l12@2c . ID: Toma-
Green Corn, 4097 Sc = sack o0@75c q crate for
Berkeley and 75cldSl IS q crate for Alameda
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-15
HIDES. TALLow, WOOL. AND HOPS.

Dealers continue to report first-class demand
for Wool at full figures. Hides are also firm and
active Hops continue steady.
HIDES AND KINS-t ulls and brands cell lc
under sound stock. Heavy saited steers 9l91ac
= ID; medium SLa@oc p ID; light SO ,1ac: ow-
hides. e(G9c r ID; stays. &c: ted Kip, S1<eG9c;
sated Cali, 9@l0c . ID; sailed Veal, 81e9Sc; dry
Hides lac p ID; culls and brands lie ury Kip
and Veal. lac dry aif, l7c culls l0c: GoatskIns
2O@35c each: Kids, SC, Deerskins, good summer.
Zoe ID medium, zoe: winter. 1Oc; Sheepskins
shear1ngs, 10000 each; short wool, z5@40c
eacn medium, 5O@70 EACH long woods, 75@9Oc
each.
IALLOW-No. ]. rendered. 2s4 @314c p n; No
2, 214@312c: refined. Sc: Grease, &c p ID.
WUUL-Fall citp-Middle counties free lO0l Sc;
DO detective. lO@llc; San Joaquin, defective To-
S1ac; do Lambs. 612@8c: Southern Mountain,
i've. 9@1lc.
HOPs-e@Sc p h Tor fair to choice and s0lOc
for fancy. CONTRACT prices are 10@l2lac y b for