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FOR SHOOTING HIS CATS.
Alfred Carr swears OWt Complaints Against
the sons or IlIs Neighbor.

ORANGE, n. J.. Aug. 6.-Having already lost
two cats by shooting, and fearing to lose their
mother. Alfred Carr, a New York broker, living
in 'Llewellyn Park. has sworn out complaints
against A. Bell Malcomson. Jr.. and Alfred Sid
ney Malcomson. sons of A. Bell Malcomson,
who has n law office in New York, charging
live next to the Cars in Llewellyn Park. but
have not been on especially good terms for some
time because OF n dispute over a strip OF prop
erty.
MIR. Carr's cats are of the Angora species. He
alleges that on July 10 the boys shot tho cats
with a rifle. 1t Is alleged that one OF them, a
black cat, was shot in the back after food had
been placed before it. The other cat, which
were killed by Mr.. Cars coachman. Mr.. Carr
offered a reward Of 800 for the arrest of the
shooters. He says he fears that tho mother OF
the cats and his valuable Newfoundland dog
will also be shot,
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Rowland MIlIs HeorganIEcd.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Aug. G.-The reorgan-
ization OF the Rowland Mills corporation
wns completed to-day. At n meeting OF tho
directors the subscription for tho new stock was
found TO he Allied.
The corporation viii be- again solvent, and as
soon as legal iorlhalities are c;lcCted Will man.
age lie own affairs.
Andrew Il. Pierce, Jr., was elected treasurer.
lie IS now treasurer OF the Pierce mil, aud " q
expert In cotton manufacture.
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MISS SIMONIE SET FREE.
Tho singer benefited by Her Treatment IN tho
bellevue Insane Pavilion.

Miss Marie simonio, the young woman from
Detroit who came here several months ago to
get work as an instructor in singing, and was
taken to the Bellevue insane pavilion to be
treated for demcntla two weeks ago. WAS re.
leased from the hospital In care OF w. II. Smith
OF 20 Broadway yesterday. Mr.. Smith is a
friend TO Miss Sim0nie's sister, who is employed
by the standard OIL Company In it's Chicago of.
Ace. Mr.. Smith Is In the New York office OF the
company. Miss Simonie's condition is much i'm
proved.
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A blue-eyod, haNcn-haired baby girl. about
four months old, was found in the vesti-
bulo of st. Peters Hospital. on Henry street.
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon. Tho vcstibu!o
is large, anil is frequently occupied by visitors
TO The hospital. While Sister Mary was passing
child CRYING, and on opening the door found INC
child In a corner. 1t was neatly dressed in
white. Tho child was turned over TO the police.
aud, last night, was in the care oi the city nurse.
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KILLED Herself With Gas.

Mrs. Zulcma Culmell, keeper of a boarding
house at 1913 Lexington avenue. who had been
partly demenlcd since her mothers death a year
ago, committed suicide by inhalinR gas last
evening. She was discovered before she died Ly
her husband. and a physician attemptedt to rcgus-
citate her. Mrs. CulmclI was 80 years old.
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woman c,cllat Hun pown Dy a Truen.

M'ss Rose iIll!cn nj ls3 Columbus avonuc
was run doNh yesterday while riding her bicy.
cT AZ Flity'iiFst street and Eighth avenue by
yanes l4audrack. a truokman. OF AL East Fifty
hrsL street; She was knOckoi Off her bicycle
smU hcr rlzht wrist WAS broken. Sho refused TO
caGkg y complaint against Laudrack, who, ac'
Willingly, nee avt arrested.
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SAID GOOD BY ,AND sHor HIMSELF +.
Edward d. Hard Tries TO XIII Himself In His
swcetheRr;'s Presence.

sweethenr:'s Presence.
LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. 6.-Edward u. Bard
shot himself at the Leopard Hotel In this city
tonight, n moment after bidding his sweet
heart good by.
The physicians say the bullet Is probably
lodged in the front part OF the brain. Bard's
sweetheart, Miss Lille Barr. who lives ut the
hotel, says she had persuaded him TO 10 to his
room, MS she noticed the effects of liquor upon
him. Bard showed her a pistol. and said to her
that one of them must die. When she told him
he was foolish he placed the pistol In his pocket.
started up stairs. and shot himself when he had
gone u few steps.
quarrel bet I'VE them. Bard Is II nephew of n.
Fl. Brubaker, one OF LnncHstcr's ba ikers and TO.
bacco dealers. He Is still alive at midnight.
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August Kerner. n printer OF hat tips, put n
pillow and n sheet IT. tho bathtub OF his fiat, at
ll9 East Eighty-third street. yesterday after.
noon, closed the door OF the room, and .isphyxi.
ated himself BY letting the gas flow. He was
despondcnt over bad business. He WAS married
in January. His wife is in the country.
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mary Alice EleminE nu,. Two Houae..

]. II. Oeters has sold for Robert Dick 10 Mary
Alice Fleming. "a and 80 Manhattan avenue,
two hye,story brick fiat houses. on a got COX
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

Hops are on and quiet, and 1870 is about the
best price obtainab:e at the moment Wool is
quiet, but steady Hides are also quieter, and
prices may change at any moment
A local clrcuar says: Tine market remains
quiet, with no decline in prices The fall
Wool sales were held last week at Ukfah and
Cloverdale and prices realized were much better
than expected which indicates confidence IN our
present market and belief that Wools will sell
hi her a the season.
ID lDkS AND kim ulIs and brands sell 1c
under sound stock Heavy salted steers. lO0l
lO1ec y ID medium. 91ac p Il; light &c: cow
hides 9G912c q ID; Stags. DC: sa ted Kip &c;
salted Calf. lie p ID; salted Veal &C: dry Hides
l5gl5 Size; culls and brands. 1901 2lsc: dry Kip
and Veal lac; dry alf. l7c; culls 10c: GoatskIns
2o@35c each: Kids, sc; Deerskins good summer
zoe p ID; medium, zUc; winner. lOc; sheepskins
sheariiDgs, l0G20c each; short WOOL 2504Oc
each; medium, 50@70 each; long wools 75GsOc
each
TALLOW-No. /. rendered S@314c q b: No
= 214a31ac: refined. SC; Grease, &c y 10,
WOOL - Fall Clip - Middle counties, free
1OG13c do detective I0@l1c; San Joaquin, de-
fective. 7@9c 2 ID; do Ian, bs 612QSc: southern
Mountain. 9@l2c; free Northern. l2mI lac p h:
DO. defective, 9@llc; Humboldt and Mendocino
l39l5c y h.
hOPs-Old crop, 2@6c p n for poor to fair and
SGlUc for good; new crop l0@lS12c.
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Dried Fruits.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, Get. 26.-Wheat was weaker for
about ten minutes afier the opening, and then the
ocaI speculation became finn and it advanced
1sc from the lowest point. The trading WAS
chieis In December and TO this future was con-
fined the alvance The opening weakness WAS
because of "a further SD decline at Liverpool and
plentiful rains in Nebraska and Kansas on The
other hand receipts were light
One feature of the days trading which had a
marked effect on final figures was caused nv a
disposition of shorts wheat to cover and 10 mt
them out for May, and a result of this IN e
spread between those two almost widened To 5ac
weakening feature during the forenoon was
reported decline al continental NJ arkets but when
the public cEb.egrsms giving the close at Psri,
and antwerp cane TO hand it was found that the
reductions were not great had been pri-
Vately reported The rain In Kansas and else
wher OF the day before said 10 be spreading
In This direction, but 1t was TO be accompanied or
I'm aiely succeeded by much colder weather
ms augured no gocd 10 the beisted crop and
caused some buring. The receipts at primary
m arkets were ry ose TO the quantity on the
same date OF the year before To-day they were
l,olS,OJG oush-ls, last yea l.l73.OOO bushels
braust eet's report of The worlds visible made n
Incl ease since last week of 4,3l3,OJO bushels l
9l3.OOO bushels of IL on this size nd z 4OL. 600
bushels in and anoat Tor Europe That caused
one of the weak spots I'm The days market but
the bearisb impression due 10 1t was OF short dura
ton.
4 he market grew quite strong toward the close
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

l. adirg stocks. Bay State Gas was weak. A de
cline in a-es for call money and very favor
able statements Of a,iroad earnings for The thiid
we in october assisted in the recovery.
Deal ngs in railroad bonds not large, but
the tone was firm, with The exceptions OF the
SI,15U,000.
Y nlted states new fours were advanced Ia b d:
Pacihc skies OF 1899, lu6; Mobile and Ohio foufs,
O1S; L. and X. q. u. h,t. 81; Noriok and West
ern consois, fours, II; y. and 4. W. pfd. stock,
AZ 212
rhe total sales of stocks to-day were 246. 700
shares, including: AtchIson preferred $3.50 Oh esa-
peake ana Ohio AIS, Burlington 229S9, Louis
vile and Nashville $780, Missouri Pacific 4540.
NJ h. and T. preferred 3ll5 New York central
6lbl. \ orthern Pacific preferred 9235, Rock ISL
aud 1895, St. Pau s,499. Union Pacific 6O,9 o.,
Bay state Ges 14,l6u, Chicago Gas l6.U15. Sugar
10, 1O1, Chicago and Great Western 3SOl
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DL,IDLoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

The advance In Wine Grapes was only tenn
porary anc the market is off again, with larger re-
celpts Table Grapes a cheap and abunda Mt
ever.
Berries are lower. Peaches are steady. There
are hardly enough Persim mons and Pomegran-
aies mere to quote Apples and Pears are In good
supply aud unchanged.
Al Citrus fruits are dull,
DECIBUOUS FRUITS
Straw woerTtes SSd q ch sst for large
HaspDerTieS, 5 IA 80 y chest
oni' grahaies. ~6@75c r box.
Cape Cod CranbtTres ; 50G6 so p Dbl; Coos
Bay 81 5U92 3 p box
Peaches, 00cGS p box
4O@6Uc q box o'
Apples, 25@4Cc = box :or common and 5O@s5c
for good TO cnoIce
ounces, oU@SOc q box.
grapes IN boxes, 2oMS5c for Mnscats 25035c
icr bIack 2Od25c for TUkay 30d4Oc for Corni-
non crates sell about 10c higher than boxes
nlnianuel Wine Grapes, S17@ZU y ton: White
vine Grapes, $lO@l2: Mission Grapes, Sl4n15.
WatermeioGs, S4@7 y 100.
Csntaioupes, aO6Li &c y era q.
Nutmeg Melons. 2565' C q box
NilhUS FRU1Ts-Vaencia oranges. S364
oox: Lemons $i9l SO = box for common
and s2G2 SO for good to choice: Mexican Lines,
- oU1S % = box; Bananas, 81 2eg2 q bunch;
Pineapples. az 5ON33 :, doz
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SUGAR IMPORTS.

Total 3.055, 51s,074
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TRADE FOR THREE QUARTERS.

The foreign commerce of the United States for
the nine months ending September 80 compares
follows:
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fXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are firm, but not as act
I've at aOs, usual options. The chartered wheat
neet In port has registered tonnage OF 1890,
against rs 600 IONS the same date last year;
disengaged 1920 tons, against $4,000; on the
way TO this port, 100, 645 TONS against 245, 900.
Inc DrumalIs takes Tor Cork SS,S79 ctls valued
at $l2s. 600.
Ihe market was stea1y yesterday, and futures
neiu well up TO the level OF The preceding day.
me spot market showed no change. .
Local quotations are as follows; 81 41t2 Q ctl
for No. !. 81 4ss4 Tor choice and 81 5O@l 521a
v Gu ior extra Choice tor milling.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-S:15 o'cIock-December-
5000 ,, cts 81 81 4sss; 5000. 81 ASIA; May-2ooo,
sEcoND SESSION " December @ ~ loOo ctls,
g 473S; 1000 200 81 47ss; $500. 81 4i1s: 5000:
CO. 4 45S; HgV 400. 81 is; 1000, 81 G51s A'
REGULAR MORNING -December-12, coo
Sss, 81 81 o ne; sooc o 81 47s4; soOo' 81 AS
AFTERNOON SESSION - Decem Ger = 1000 ctls.
81 40; 1000 81 4e1s May-I4 OOo, 81 Az
BAkLEY-The market is steady at The quota
tions, though the demand is not very brisk
Feed SOGs5c for dark and S614@S71ac for
choice bright; Chevalier. 81 521a@l 571a for No.
No and sOSs5c = ctI Tor dark Coast
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRMAL sEssIoN-9;l5 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING EssIoN-Decem ber-2000
Ctls, So 7sc
AFTERNOON SESSION - December-SUUO ctls,
o"T>-There is no demand for Feed descrip-
TONS ana seed kinds quieter than they have
peel. Fancy reed ouotable at 81 rs
"a 80 g ctl good to choice 81 15@1 20 q ctl;
common, 81 O71s@l 1214 = Gil; Surprise
81 22haGl Pig; KeI, 81 l712@l 80; Gray, 81 10
G1 10; Milling, 81 1212Gl 1T1a r ell: Black, tor
seed 81 ooQl 5O. Clipped Oats sell at $lG2 p too
over the raw product
CokN-Arrivals from the East are increa asing
again and the market is duh ana weak In couse-
quence. Small Round Yellow, 81 sol 20 3 ctl;
Large yellow SI@l 0a; White, 81 lUd1 l212.
~ k1E-Continuts quiet and easy at 81 log
i 1912 q Gil
BUN NkWHEAT-NominaL k
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-F1our receipts 1875
barrels; exports, l3 $50 barrels Fairly active firm
and strong.
WHFA1-Receipts, 435 900 bushels: exports.
$4,000 bushels Spot firm; No. red ST. OIL On
tons opened lower In response 10 weak ca bles and
rains W est, but rallied and were firm all dav clos
ing 14G3sc bet higher. Big clearances predic-
tions OF Co.d weather ana prospective smaller
northwestern rece pts com bined to drive in the
shorts The sales include. No. red ctober
osed 971ac; Decem er 961A0971lc closad or
S71sc
h0Ps-steadv. State common TO choice. lss5
crop, 4a6c: 1896 crop e@9c ls crop, l4@l &c;
Pacific Coast, 1898 crop, *, @9c; 1897 crop, 4tG
l6c: London market, 55@65c.
WooL-Firm; dome,uc fleece, 25@32c; Texas,
PETRt LEUM-DuI Pennsylvania crude s5c
PIG IRON-Warrants dull and easy s6 rs bid
LAKE CoPPER-Easier; $40 e5 hid and s11
ask ed.
TIN-Lower; sl3 s5 bid, sls rs asked
sPtLTkR-Quiet; 50 10 bid. ga rs asked
LEAD-Easy exchange 50 S7Ia bid and So 90
asked; brokers steady at s3 s7Aa.
COFFEE-I ptlons opened rely steady at a de-
cine OF 5 TO 10 points, closed weak at net decline
of IL 10 20 points. aes 5000 bags Including
November g. 4U05 so; December % 10
Spot dUI.; mid, dull
SUGAR-kaw, nominal: refined steady: Mold A.
514c: Standard A. 45sc: confectionery A 41sc;
cut loaf 55sc; crushed 5sc; powdered I3-ioc:
BUTTER = ReceIpts 1851 packages: steady
western creamery l4g2312c; Elgins, Z31ac;
EG,is-i.eceip' S. 10, . go packages; steaay; state
and Pennsylvania, 10000; Western, l7la@lsc.
Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Cct 26.-California dried fruits.
AfPLEe-Stehdy, others quiet. evaporated ap-
es. common, 5G7c p h; prime wire Tray size;
wood dried, prime. &c: choice, S34 4@9c; fancy,
9@912c-
PkUNEs-5GS14c = H. as 10 size and oualItv.
APRICOTe-kOS al. 10 S12c; MOorpark eall lc
PEACHES-Cnpeeled. 7OlIc; pee.ed l2es &C
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O Clear o Partly Cloudy
o CLOUDY @ Ram s. Snow
|SHADe0 AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION
DURING PAST IL HOURS
explanation.

The arrow flies with the wind The ton neur..
STATION lnolcate maximum temperature for the
Gays; those underneath it, If any, the amount Of
rainfall, OF melted snow in inches and hund redths
curing the past twelve hours. lsobars or solid
lines, connect po!ns Of equal air pressure: iso-
lnerms or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
~ord nigh" means high barometric pressure and
is usually accom- panied by fair weather: 'Tog"
reiers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows usually first appear on the Washington
coast, When the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the i.obars extend
norm and south along the coast, rain is probable e:
marked curvature rain south of Oregon ia tn1n1ob
able With high" in the vicinity OF Idaho and
the pressure falling to the California coast warrper
weather may be expected summer and colder
weather IN winter The reverse OF these cond itions
Will produce opposite result
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

Rutter is higher here than at any other point in
the United s ates. i'll the market shows no de-
cline. Cheese rules firm Eggs are steady at the
high prices
BUTTER
(REAMERY-Faucy creamerfsa 2Sm2SILc. .ec-
onds, z5@26c r H.
DAIRY hoce to fancy 2S@25c q bi lower
grades l6G-2 21ac.
PICKLED-2UG22Lac p n
FIRKIN-l9ssz0c p H.
CREAMERY I 1UB-2l01221Sc q n
tAsTERN-l2Gl &c for laair-packed
ChEESE-ChOice nlild new lz1l21zc; COM
mon 10 eood. lOGl kIeam heddar ll@l &c;
Dung America, 429l z1ac; Western, ill2Qc &c;
Eastern, l2la@ 31ac p Ib.
tGGs-hancn Eggs, 35G40c p doz: store Ezes
= @5Oci Eastern. -2LaG24c for fancy, .OG2lc
Tor trsts and l5@lSc .ot seconds; Duck Eggs
ZU@25C r dozen.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch of the United stats, Hydrographc
once located in the MercEsntS Exchange Is
maintained in San Francisco for the oenent OF
mariners without regard TO nationality and fres OF
expense.
Navigators are cordially invited TO visit the
office where complete of chsr.5 and sailing
directions of the world are kept on hani: or COM
paEson and reference and the latest inform alton
oan kIways be obtained regarding lights, dangers
navigation and all alters OF interest TO ocean
commerce.
The time ball on top Of the building on rele
graph Hill Is hoisted about ten minutes before
noon, and is dropped al noon. 120th meridian, pa
telegraphic signal received each day from the
United States Naval Observatory q; Mare Island
Cal.
notice stating whether the time ball was
dropped time, giving the error, II any, 10
published the same day oy the afternoon papers
and sy the morning papers the following dAv.
w. s. HU6HES
Lieutenant q. s ~. in charge
The Time Ball.
BRANCH HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE, U. 6 N.
MERCHANTS EXCHLNGE-
SAN FRANCISCO. October 70. 1891
The time ball on Tele grapn Hill was oroppst
actiy noon to-day e.. noon OF the 120tn
meridian exactly at 3 N. Greenwich time.
w. y HUGHES
Lieutenant U. :. N hArze-
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-1 raGing in stocks dur
Ing the early art OF The day res ricted in vol
ume, and the fluctuations in prices were narrow
and Irregular ] h latter pari of the dav saw
quite an increase in activity and of prices to
the highest OF the day, The declines before The
close being small Union Pacific continued tn he
the center of interest in The market and r1I ed
above yesterdays c.ose ali day and closed this
afternoon at near the best and 214c above last
nights close. The opening gain was due largely
TO sympathy with London, v hicb sent a highe,
quotation for the stocS.
The belief gained ground as the dav advanced
tina, the Government and the reorg nizatton com
nlttee would come 20 an agreement on the basis
OF the committees expected intention TO bid the
full amount OF the Govern enL claim or the main
line. The fact that this bid leaves the Govern
menis claim OF over Sl3OOU,0J0 the Kansas
Pacif uDprovided for and the rumors tnaf in.
creased bias might be made by ether Interests
which would provide tor tn Indebtedness causeI
some teverlshneSs IN the speculation at times as
the a ceptance of sucn bid by tho Cover ment
wouid endancer the whole p of reorganization
IN spite OF the assertion OF the committee that il
was prepared TO carry it out even if the Govern
nent should bid in the Union Pacific
But late in day rel orts from Wash ipgton
assumed qui definite form that the Cabinet sd
resolved 10 accept the committees ended bid
as a minimum guarantee and withdraw its re-
quest Tor posti onement of foreclosure sale of the
man line = fall OF S12 points in the price of
Kansas Pacific consos trust receipts the fore
cast of the news received later fr I'm ashington
trst The committee IS agreement with the Govern
ment included an assent TO a postponement of he
Kansas Pacific sale, presumably with TO
giving an opportunity 10 secure bid Oh this prop
efty that would provide for part or the whole OF
It's claim A. the chances of n separate Dd on The
Kansas Pacific are considered remote, The prices
at 81
rading in Unon Pacific absorbed over quarter
OF the total sales of all stoc@s. Outside OF the
Changers, Sugar, Chicago Ga and Bay state & as
ouSlheSS WAS OF very small proportion. The tone
or Inc market was strong. however, and material
rtcoveres from yesterdays declines were made,
averaging about poiut in the Grangers and ther
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AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, Oct 26. - Special cabe aud
telegraphic advices 20 Bradstreet's covert ing the
principal points OF accumu alton indicate the fol
lowing Changes in available supp last Saturday
as compared with the previous saturday:
Wheat-United States and Cana la cas-. of the
Rockies, incresse. l,9l2,00O; aioat for and I'm
EuTops, increase . 100000 bushels; worlds sup
ply total Increase 4. Sl2 900.
Corn-United states and Canada, east OF the
Rockies Total delayed for confirmation.
Oats-United >tstes and Canada east OF the
Rockies. increase SLl,OOO
he more important decreases in the aVaila bic
supply of wheat Iepori ed in the official visib
supply atement for iAs- week included 675OJu
bushels III northwestern lnteri lr elevators, $780,
OOO bushels at vFrious Manitoba storage pofn; s
1O4,OOO bushels at New Orleans, $4,000 bus n e )
Al Fort Williams, mt, and o4.00U bushels at
Galveston.
The larger corresponding decreases include
5000 bushels a. Cleveland and 40 900 bushels at
Neyr Nau
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sL Louis reported that all the contract wheat
there, about 10000 bushels, had been ordered
out. The local crowd had got short, and when II
attempted to cover there very little for sale
Decrm ber opened at about unchanged from S3l2
to 933sc, aud decIntd 10 CSC II rose asterwaId
TO 9s1sc fell back 9314c and the close sold
up again TO 9i1ac, clos pg at 942sc. MAY ranged
from S4c to 81 7sc, ana CLOSED At 9l$4c. Net
gain ior IA day ia December was lc ana N May
only 1sc per bushel.
Corn very duh, and the slight fluctuations
of the day were cansed pr ncipally b. the move
ments of The wheat market December ranged
from 25 7sg26 10 z5ssc end closed at 25 7sc
Oats weie finn Partially through sy mpA.hy with
wn~at and corn, but mostly on account of The eX-
ceenI cash demaud. December ranged ON
1880 TO 1s3sc, closing about A. higher AT 1850
Provisions we're heavy from the anne Causes
that have been weighing upon that marset Tor
long time past. Two manv hogs rec eIpts and yell
low fever were the cries OF the bear traders
The leading futures ranged a follows:
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LIVERPOOL WHEAT FrrUKys
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POTATOES. ONION. VEGETABLES

Potatoes are weak, Salinas Burbauks especially.
Onions are also of Vesetab es declining
again. as the recent advance brought in increased
receipts
PoTAToES-Early Rose S0@35c; River Reds
35G4Uc; River Buroanks, aOG4Oc; Salinas Bur
0alrSs 5O@eOc; Sweet Potatoes, 50G6Uc q ctl for
Rivers anC 81 Tor VI creed.
oNIONS-Sl@l 10; Pickle Onions, 50@75c
r
NEoEIA BLES-Bay Squash. 75c@Sl p box;
Marrowfat squash. SSGe10 8 ION: Bay ucu m bers
4OG5oc . box; Pickles. 75t @lSl for No. !. 4O05Uc
Tor O. =; Green Peppers, 55@5oc fur Chile and
4O@aOc Tor Bell Green Peas. 3@312c q 10: string
Beans, 31SH2c. Lima Beans, 3G31ac z u: Green
OkTa D. 965c q box; Dried OK. 6GSc r n;
Egg Plant S5@5Uc; Cabbage, 6OG75c p cti; Car
rots, 2SG3Oc = sack; Garlic, l12G2c = 10; Toms
toes 3Ot1bOc q box
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-27
VISIONS.

There is some prospect of q revival in this mar
ket. Bacon and Lard firmer and the demand
IL rather better Hams are sill weak, as there is
considerable cutting among dealers.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. S12c p n for heavy,
sc Tor light medium, 1Oc for Iigh;, 101ac a b
for extra ngnt and i2c for sugar-cured. East
ern sugar-cnred Hams, lOR@1lc; California
Hams, 9Ge12c . ID; Mess Beef, IS p Dbl
ex ra mess dc. SO; family do, $40; salt
Pork, $s(6s DO . bbl; extra prime Pork. SO so;
extra clear, 81 mess Sl4 so p bbl smoked
Beef l01a@121ze = 10
LARD-kastern tierces quoted at 514c = n for
compound ana DC for pure; pals, &c; California
ueIces &C b Tor compound and &c Tor pure;
half bbls, 614c; l0fb Tins 7c; do o. io, 11ac.
CoTIOLkNE-Tierces $3.50. Packa~es less
than $50 hs-1-b pals. 80 a case. STsc; 3-b
pals, 20 IN case, $3.50: 5-b pals, II in a case
sac; 10 psis, q IN case S1sc; So ID tins, l or
: In case 1886; wooden buckets, 50 lbs net
10 lbs 11hc . n