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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-15

The big bicycle show has come and gone.
and so has the Immense stock of catalogues and
souvenir badges, buttons, and stickpins which
awaited the visitors at tho exhibition. And
what has II all amounted to? II has shown to
the cycling community tho kinds OF wheels
which are to be used this year. 1t has given
them an idea OF the improvements in cycle ac-
cessorles, and OF the new devices that will 30
offered for sale during the season. 1t has also
furnished a topic of conversation for every
wlde-awake wheelman and wheelwoman In tho
city. In fact, it Is difficult TO see how any one,
cyolist or non-cyclisr, could have left the erhi-
billion without being In love with n wheel OF
ono model or another: and II Mrs. CHARLOTTE
SMITH Of the Woman's Rescue League had been
there, tits more than likely she would have
gone away with a rat-trap pedal for n memento.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-15
II. NJ. y.

Miss Mary French Field. whom Eugene Field
described In the dedication OF his Profitable Taics"
Amy severest critic. my most loyal admirer. and
my only daughter will make what We believe Is her
frst professional appearance In this town on Wednes.
day evening next. at 8 o'clock, at the house OF Mrs.
Esther Herman, 90 West Fifty sixth street. Miss
Field will read selections from her fathers writings
Tor the benent OF the New York branch of the
Nassar Students Aid Society; aud tickets may be oh
tanned OF Mrs. Charles f. Potter. 3ia West Eighty.
second street. The success which Miss Field has al.
ready won In other cities has been marked enough 20
prove the individual ability ana charm OF this inter.
estiug young girl, and to Justify tho courage with
wh'ch she has faced . world which she nnds full Of
her fathers frisnds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-15
THE sun. MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1897.

the immortal ratio OF XVI. TO I. LouIs
XIV. furniture cannot be bought by the
amateurs OF Waco and WILLIAM II. will have
to appear In the somewhat sportive shape Of
WILLIAM 9. The Texas Consultation itself
must be remembered But what II these
things7 IL the Roman numerals must 20. 90
they must. and Texas must be purged OF them:
and as does Texas. 90 will the rest Of the world
do. The Roman numerals will not be allowed
To count any longer. but will be expunged from
the records: aud the Arabs will take their places
permanently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-15

show that neither his schooling nor his
law study was sufficient to make him a use
full legislator or a competent Judge OF public
opinion; and as a lawyer and lawmaker
who proposes to shirk the passage OF an
otherwise unobjectionable bill for the sake
OF mere trucking to the supposed prejudice
Of the ignorant or the vicious, he makes a
very sorry spectacle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-15

The great work of legislation goes holly
on In the Missouri Legislature. and millions
look at II reverently. The same swift day
bcheld tho passage through the Senate OF an
antitrust bill which nullihes all contracts for
sales with trusts. and provides that persons
purchasing under contract from trusts need
not carry out tho contract and the report by
tho Senate Committee on Labor Of a bill estab-
fishing a State Board OF Horseshoe Examiners.
II is not often that the world is blessed with q
body OF men competent to settle. on the same
day. two such subjects as trusts and horseshoes.
jefferson City IL mighty among capitals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-15

It is saddening to every admirer Of beauty
and genius to notice that the Hon. JONAH
SPUDp. whose commanding intellect guides our
esteemed Nutmeg contemporary. the Nduodtuck
Ners. continues to withhold his approval from
tho Cuban patriots and to strengthen the hands
OF Spain. Mr.. SPUDD has travelled much amid
Spanish scenes. In the summer Of 1895 and
again In 1895 he visited Malaga. N. j.. and next
June no hopes to fulnl tho dream Of his life and
to smoke real paper cigars 10 Madrid, by the
romantic banks OF the Grass River. In this
State. Much As his Iberian prejudices may DO
regretted. they arc natural.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-15
No Rhetorical BIenish.

FTOW Te CHtcHUO DdNH ITIbunt.
Mr.. Gibbons" said the teacher OF the class
In rhetoric. " point out the absurdity In this ng-
ure OF speech: AT this time tho Emperor Fred
erick Matched out a scheme &r."
1T seems 10 mo alt right replied the young
man after some reflection.
1T doesl Explain. if you please. how he could
have 'hatched out u scheme"
"Well. he might have had his mind set on n =,
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of the UNrHD PRKss aud Nav York ASSOCIATED
Pass 10 NJ 81 to 30 Ann street All
aud documents for public use Instantly dissemi-
mated to the press Of the whole country.
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Subscription. By Mall POSTPAID.
P~A.p.-Kiosque No. 10, Near Grand Hotel.

U our Jrfsrds oho Jdcor US toih manuscript for
publication gfsh 10 haze rejected articles returned. they
must IN an cases ssnd stamps for that purpose.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-30
NEW YORK WOOL SALES.

NEW YORK, y. y, sept. 29-The third sale of
wool of the first series held this afternoon on
the trading floor OF the Wool Exchange. he sale
attracted large number OF wooden manufacturers
from all parts of the country the attendance being
larger than at any OF the former 'es. The cata-
Iogue contained 1887 bales, or 1887 500 pounds.
The offerings comprised both domestic and for
egn WOODS. on higher London cables, which
showed an advance of from to z ~ per cent, the
prices realized were higher. Most OF the offerings
were in arge lots suitable for manufacturers who
desire TO run one lot of wool through series OF
goods.
They comprise fine and medium Montanas fine
medium, medium and quarter territory, bucks,
locks, black wool, unwashed pieces and other
grades OF domestic In fore lgn WOO the offerings
bred matchings, China lambs, licked shropshire
hogsets and carpet wool Among The sales were
one hundred aud fifty bales of fne Montana at
l4c per ponnd; l5O do, l4H2c; 81 bales hue me
dunn, l614c; 80 do, 1712c PAS do, lb14c; As
bales fine Territorial, 214c; SO bales fac me-
alum, l412c; 20 do, l714
Other sales were two bales blacks, &C. one bale
locks, Ga % bales Aus raliaD crossbred, 612c
80 bales Australian do, 2612c; 46 bales do, 265sc
2s bales do, 2612c; Is bales do 27c: "a bales 40
2-12c; ia bales DO, 3Oc: % bales Port Philip do,
&c Is do, 1864 C; 49, bales Australian crossbred
matchngs, 2o12c; bales Austrsl an crossbre S,
pc: ba e UNIV 5shed pieces, 1890; bales do,
l412c: tales do l9c; bales quarter washed,
lIC; 20 bales secured hne medium terrltOF5,
45I4c; 65 bales secured &C" super, 5212c,
80 bales secured medium pulled. 4412c:
7 bales secured fine "A " 5014c: 20 bales scou. ed
4S1ac: Is b dies secured territory, 47c; 25 bales
secured fine territory, 1870: bales secured ex-
south American croSsbI ed, 35c; 70 do, 3914c:
26 DO, 1890: As bales secured tine Australian,
5l14C: 10 Iaies secured Australian crossbred, 42c:
~ bales secured Australian (defeotive). 25c; SO
bales do 25c; 80 bales medium III bW ashed, ZSc;
rs bales hre spring Texas (Original), 1J1sc; 80
b les do, l558c Il bags bury Teas, lie, AS
bales Us ed hne wool waste 26c: 10 ba es Carpet,
1E34C. q Days medium was he'd, II l2c
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-30
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, n. y, ept 29.-Flour receipts
1883, exports 2443 barrels Sold of 3@lOc on
all grades in sympathy with wheat. Winter pat
ents So 1908 80: do straits 4 659S4 rs; do,
extra, IS i, as 65; Minnesota patents. SIS l5@
40: do, takers, S4 35@4 so; winter low grades
IS 2CG3 80.
VII AT-Eeceipts, 97,l25 bushels. Spot, weak;
No red, 943sc. Options onened easy on cables,
rallied on some spring wheat receipts, drought
tax and coverin., but later declined under q
heavy Increased supply in Brads reefs c osing
S51sc; December, 81 993 ll-l6c, closed DISCO.
UP~-Steadv. STATE common 10 choice, 1895
crop S94c: 1856 crop, 6GSc; 1897 CROP lz@ltc;
Pacific cast, 1895 crop, gle; 1896 crop o@9c;
1897 crop 2Gl5c.
WOOL-FIrm Domestic fleece, 2O@27c; NO 2
e1t-a, z7@3Oc; Texas lU@l6c-
PIGIRCN-Warrzn duh, 81 O517 Is.
COPPER-Duu Lake Sll %
TIN-DulI, Sl3 60@l3 So
SPELIE f-kasier 81 2O94 SO.
LEAD-Exchange easier, 81 30G4 So; brokers'
strong, 81.
COFFEE-Opuons opened with D points higher
and late months unchanged TO 5 points lower:
closed quiet with prices unChanget 10 10 points
net decline. Sales, 1880 bag. including Septenl-
Der, s. 1905 U5; December, So O5
spot COifee-Rio, quiet, held higher No. z in
voice, &c; No. : ioObing, 712c Mild, steady;
Cordova. lO12@161ac
SUGAR-Kaw firm; refined firm: centrifu-
gal, 96 tes, ) l5-I SC; refined. firm; standard
\, Sc; confectionery A. sc; crushed sac; pow
tory. 9Gl212c
UTIEK-Recetpts, $500 packages; firm;
Wese IN creamery, l4G22ci Elgins, 22c;
EGGS - Receipts, 10000 packages; steady;
estern, IS9lS1Rc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-30
DEClDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Winter NelIs Pears selling at 50@75c p box.
and Bariletts are scarce and hrm, but the other
kinds weak aud dull
Plums are getting scarce. Apples IRE in large
supply. Wine Grapes moving of better. as
stocks are not so excessive There Is no improve
meat in Table Grapes
CranberrieS lower, as supplies are larger.
DECIDUOCS FRUITS
Strawberries. 81 0G4 q chest for largo
Huckeberres 4@5c = d.
Black berries. 81 50d3 rs chest
Raspberries, $4@j " chest
Eomt granates 25@50c q hox.
Gaze Cod Cranberrits $S 50@9 q Dbl.
Peaches, .O@AOc u box; IN bulk $2oD30 q ton
for clinSs and $l5@2O tor frees.
2 ums, 25G6Uc
Pears, Bart.etts 9Oc@S1 25; common kinds, 20
@g50c q box.
apples 25@35c q box for common and 50@75c
for good TO choice.
Ounces, 25@04Uc q box.
Grapes, in boxes, 20G35c for Mnscats, 20@3Oc
for BLACK 20@3UC Tor 1okay, 4U@ SOC f-r Isabella
and zUG25c for Sweetwater. Crates sell about
10c higher than boxes Ziufande Wine Grapes
Sl4@l7 Tton. Wnue Wine Grapes, $10@l2
Waterme,ors, S7@12 z 100.
Canta oupes, 4u@75c y era e.
Nutmeg Melons, lJ@50c 2 box on the wharf
CITRUS FRUITS-Valenca Oranges, S2@3
p box; Lemons, 75c4$I so p box for common
and $2@3 for good choice: Mexican Lines
$4 5015 p box Bananas, $1@2 b0 q bunch:
PineappIeS, $2@S y doZ-
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EXPLANATION.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
st station indicate maximum temperature for The
days: those underneath IL, If any the amount Of
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
lines connect poin Of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "high' means bich tarometric pressure and
is usually accom- panied by fair weather: dow"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accom- panied BY cloudy weather and rams
Lows Us ally 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 probab y:
but when The "low'- is inClOsed with isobars OF
marked curvature, rain south OF Oregon Is improb-
able With q "high' in The vicinity Of Idaho, and
the pressure falling the California coast, warmer
weather may be expected summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse Of these conditions
vii produce an opposite result
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-30
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. III. Sept s9.-Wheat started firm.
December, which clio ,ed yesterday a 903sc opened
to-day at 9012@905sc. and after a lille dip 10
903sc started gradual though steady climb,
whioh carried it 20 1880 about two hours from
the opening. Better cables than expected from
Liverpool and Paris contribute ed TO the strength.
it principally due however to the general be
lief In the defeat OF he amendment to the rules
being ballOied TO reinstate No. 2 spring as one
OF the descriptions Of wheat delivered specu-
latlve contracts. SOM part OF the firm ness may
have been due to a falling OF in the Northwestern
receipts Minneapolis and Duluth reported S24
carloads against S53 he CORES ponding ay of the
week before and S3l year ago
The Chicago receipts were 2l6 cars. of which 2
No. sUring, but there OF
wheat that could De delive4 ed To I'LL a sale for
Der delivery. baltimore reported accei T.
a7ces from ondon of good quantities of -four
offered Dy cable. Two Circumstances that came
to light about II O'clock kr ocktd the underpn-
ming from the market and aed 1t down
a crash OIL the heads OF i. s previous support
ers TIE first was The close quotations from Con-
tin entail markets Paris round 10 be 40 cen-
times lower iOr Septe n Der, - confines lower for
F.uluarv ana Antwerp % centfmes lower tor
al descrlptions of \ merican wheat That started
the decline and the Bradstreet's figures on IN e
visible suppl, making it 100000 bushels gave
il n coup grac'.
The marAet subsidized to 9U1ac on the cables, but
twenty minutes after the posting of the visible
figures December had been driven down 10 $3.50,
Then the market steadled again. The heller that
there bug" in the Bradstreet's futures
somewhere grew rapidly. shorts, too, seized the
opportunity TO cover and the marke. slowly re-
covered from its fr ght. December bringing
S9G5S1s at the close.
There was verv little to except sympathy
wi whea. The dullness of trade prevented
more than 1ac decline, however when wheat
made its sen ,atlOnal dive. 1t closed loo low err
Sympathy with wheat and corn, liquidation and
larger offerings generally were the causes of the
weakness and lower prices in oats December
rovisions were dull and prices ruled a shade
low T. due to sympathy with grain. = the close
Becember pork waS 212c lower, December lard
unchanged ana De, ember ribs 212c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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r Hener, Denver
{ w DOYLE. santa Cruz
Mrs NJ Guerri e, or
NJ TpDa. NtncErnn
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!, HOTEL

I. A y HOTEL
] Clancy, Shasta
+ } urns, Spokane
+. TIbbett&w. Bak ersfield
L Hollingsworth, Chicago
Miss steele, Bollnas
NJ Mcmillan. Sacto
r Hubert, Lem ore
J d Brennan, Wright
J Collier, Grass Valley
% Bashore, Walla Walls
J Ward, RI Dorado
F L Davis, wife Il &c, La
G Nj Sna man, Pa
c A Math ews, n Y
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Wheat Movements.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Ill. sept 20 CATTLE - Good
cattle sold to-day at firm prices Common dressed
beef steers, saga 80: choice to extra shipping
cattle SOS so, wilma few sales around SIS Su@
80; common 800 to 500 pound stockers sold at
SOS % while choice feeders brought 81 5O@4 so;
cows. heifers and bulls were active at generally
ady prices, choice heifers selling "A Z5G4 80.
Calves went largely at S6G6 so Cattle from the
Western ranges were In moderate d-manI, q great
many being sold for feeders SO 5OG4 %, largely
at IS 9O@4l5.
HOG --TrE1e in hogs good, and choice lots
of medium weights steady, but common
packing lois were slow. Heavy packers, S. 60@
So butchers weights SIS $500 8; choice 10
prime light, 81 25G4 80; prime heavies, $i@4 10.
SREEP-Sheep and lamb largely l &c TO
CSC lower Than AT the Close of week Western
range sheep, $3G4, few gong below So so ID
large numbers going tor feeders around $5 6U@
3 u; poor choice natives, s. 50@4 40. Lambs
moved otf at s5G5 50 for poorer to strictly choice,
so, focks fetching So.
keceipts-Catue, $4,000; hogs, $4,000; sheep,
1900.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrive /.

WEDNESDAY. September 90.
stmr Newsooy. Fosen. q hours from UsaI bound
for Redondo. Put IN 10 land PASSENGERS.
Stmr Alliance Hard wick, 70 hours from Port
land Coos Eay, via Eureka hours; pass and
lumber to H Bub Lumber Co.
oregon, stephens. ~ hours from Portland,
Astoria - hours pro 10 tE n Co
Stmr Australia. Houdlette, 6 days and q hours
- mIn from honolulu; pass and mdse, to j d
stmr Warla Walla. Wallace, 6215 hours from
Victoria and Puget Sound portsi pass and mdse. to
Goodal Perkins & Co.
Stmr CIeone. strand is hours from Albion;
lum Der bark and ties, TO a w Beadle & Co.
Stmr Queen, Carroll 10 hours from Seattle; pass
and mdse to GoodIl, Perkins Il co.
Stmr Alex Duncan, Olsen. hours from Pigeon
Point; produce, TO Goo all, Perkins IL &C.
Stmr Doric. smith, u days from Hongkong, VIA
Yokohama 10 days Homo ulu days and
20 hours; pass am mdse to o tS o. co.
Stmr Empire, Nelson, hours; from Coos Bay
via Port Oxford - hours; pass and mdse TO . n
Stmr Coos Bav Hall. 7g hours from New
Kr ship Riverside. McCully. 1876 days nom
Grim by. via south Shields las days; mdSe, Go
Schr Five Brothers. Rasmussen, hours from
Ffshermen's Bay; $500 ties to Jas Johnson,
Cleared
WEDNESDAY. September q
stur Columbia. Conway, Astoria; Oregon tiagl,
SHIP Bohst ia, whalman. Nanaime, Alsss "a
Br shin Iamorna, Crichton. West Hastlepeal,
Balfour Guthrie x Co
Bktn ) u Wider, McNeii, III onoluiuI Williams.
Dimond & Co.
Sailed.
WEDNESDAY, September 20
stmr Noyo LevInson Fort Bragg ana Eureka
Stmr 'rillamooK, Hansen
etmr Chilkat. Durham, Eel river
Stmr Newsboy, rosen. sal
Sfmr santa Rosa y eNander. san Diego
Stmr Weeott. Miller, Crescent city
Ship Bonemia, W la man, Anaime
Bark Gather+f, Slater. Tacoma.
Bark TopgaIant kilman, fort Hlakeiey.
Schr Orient, sanders. Eu eka.
Schr Mary Eta. NymAn
Schr o NJ Kellogg, iversen. 0rays uarboE
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HIDES, TALLov, WOOL AND hops.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell lie
under sound stock. Heavy sailed steers. 9@91ac
q h; medium. 9la@8, q ID; light, S@s1ac: cow
hides. s@9c . b; staas, &c; sa.ted Kip s1AG9c;
sailed Calf, 99IUc p Il; sailed Veal, SLs49C; dry
Hides lac y ID; cus and brands l2c dry Kip
and Veal lac: dry ali l7c; culls 1Oc; GoatskIns,
2O@35c each; KIDS, &c Deersktns, good summer
25c p ID; medium, 2Oc; winter lOc; Sheepskins
shearings, 10000 each; short wool, 25G4Oc
each; medium 5O@7O each: long woods, 75@9Oc
each.
TALLOW-No l. rendered. 2$4@814c p Ii; No
2, 214@312c; refined So; Grease, &c {, ID.
WOOL - Fall CLIP Middle counties, free,
10@l3c; do defective 1@llc; San Joaquin, de-
fective 7@s13c; d. -.nbs, 61a@Sc; Southern
Mountain, SO lc; free Northern 1UQI2c p ID;
90 defective, 9@llC
HOPs-old crop, 6@sc p ID for fair and e@10c
for good; new crop IGl 4c
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Per Doric- Parrott Il Co; NJ Brandenstein q
Cor London, Paris and merican Bank; California
| Optical Co; Schiiling x Co; J n BoGen Il Co: g.
! Staacke kasuikama; Blanchard & Page; CO
To oney; " Bryan; NJ Raspe; a +, lger; Geo
Marcus & Co: L Hamada; II Levi Il Co: The Nip
pom Co; MacOudry & Co; Haas Bros w Lewisi
u Abrahams
Per Oregon-C D Francis; D 7 Ham d Co; Bal
rour GutEr & Co: Moore, Ferguson & Co; West
ern Union Teee-aph Co: CIatsop Mil CO. Jacob
Woo'ner; Willamette Pulp & Paper Co: H Du-ard;
Allen & Lewis: Otis, McAllister Il Co; II Dete 5;
Thomas Loughraa Geo Morrow Co; MIR Hama
ford; Crown Paper Co; Unoa Paper Co.
Per Queen * Armsby & Co; san francisco
Chemical Works; WeIImAn Peck & Co; California
Ferttliz-r Works: Norton, Teller IL Co: Uni ed
STATES stmr Non erey; Orsgon Imp Co: L Coyhus;
Allen Il Lewis; Wheaton Breon Il Co.
Per Alex Duncau-H Dutard: NJ T Freitss & Co;
Norton, rellerG Co: Bray Sons & Co. ssaps
Per Wala Wala-Bancroft, Whitney e Co: Cal
Wine Assn; NJ Lii chenStein Il Co; Newberger.
Reiss x Co: Seby SINE ting K Lead Co; Watson;
w & Sloane & GO; q has D McLafYerty; = Frank
q Co; BiSSlnger q 60; James Neiuan: Homes q
Halls J Leist y Co; G " H. ward Moore, Fer
guson It Co: > Steefvater; John NJ Pettigraw; II
Dutard; Hamilton kourke; Baker X Hamilton;
Durham, Car r:gan Il Co; Everett Pup X Paper Co;
Hem w Mills Co; Miller, SioSs * scott; Rev
y Hansen; Stauher Chem WorSS Beliingham
lay Impv Co; Langley & Michsels; Alaska Pack
ers Assn; Pac ANN & chen Works; Long syrup
co.. Bates & sudan. WaShhurn Moen Nanfg
CO.. w Fuller 4 CO; Holbrook Merrilt Il SIet-
son; Bucklnsham & Hyoh,; Am Tobacco Co:
& Co; kvaus Moioe Go; syrup Co;
sherman, law \ %; g W Gibbs 6 Co; STEM
Hirsch Il CO, WolG; American Biscuit Co;
Yves ern Meat 60. GtaN. rewGer CO: Maguer Bros
Anglo American & * 10; DGuhau ,arrigan IL
II Co; < Bcptett 4 90: Hug son 4 Merton:
& Co; Crane X &c, TeaDett hrot; Philips & Ar
nod; HaWtry ""'S Hardware 60; W + wilson;
X CO Rp0e Svh0 ;s X Cos Bower, Rubber o;
Carlson N0UeT \ wv Z Z Reid, ,,etE Bros Co;
Cowcll 4 *. x WStds,S & o.. n 10 hunter: B
lnsns IA \ Nf }ehN> s-& cSe Neg CO; Lewis Pkg
] Iacooi N stv s, Nx.ac} l>NrScn 4 Weiner; Y
he'lef rs ~ \ 3 SHSdNS \ Jung; Fark "
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-...---. $500. .
PARIS FUTURES
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fancy Moorpark'; evaporated apples, o12@6c:
Plums 4@41ac { ID for pitted and I0G2c for 1n-
pitied; beached llums, 5@51ac; Nectarines, SO
&c O. ID ios prime o fancy Pears, 5@512c for quar-
tiers and 612(gl c br halves.
RAISlNS-New Ralsins, sligo for 2-crown, 4Iac
for 3crown. 6l2t tor 4-crow n, &c for Seedless
sultanas ana 81 Is for London layers Dried
Grapes 314c.
NUTs-W Walnut, 71a@8c for hard and e@91ac
for sofisheI4; Almonds, 3@ic for hArdshell ald SO
loc for papersheI. Peanuts 4@5c for Eastern and
&C for Cai,or Ia hickory NUS, 596c p ID. Pc
cans 9tGl DC p ID: 'ilberts 9@912c; Brazil Nuts,
S@9c; Cocoanuts. s5@5 so Is 100.
HONEY New C.mD, loo for bright and Ease
for lower grades utw water white extracted, 4149
4$4c; llgh 1, am an Der tytracted, 3$494c q ID
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Provisions.

CURED MEATs-Bacon, &c p II for heavy
91ac Tor light medilm, lUc for Ugh, lO1ac a ID
for extra light All I2c for sugar-cured East
ern sugar-cured Hans. ll@I21ac q Ii; California
Hams 1o@lo12o h Mess Beet, 81 so p bbi:
PorS' $S@s 50 9 extra J pr Go P SII So 80
extra clear. 81 6@l go; mess, $40 p bbl; smoked
Beef 1042@121zG & II
LA RID Eastern lerces quoted a 514@5s4c for
compound ana oZ2c IT pure; pals, 714c; alfornia
tierces 5g514c 2, n Tor compound aud o1ac Tor
CoTToLEN EIces ' 6ssc Pa ag le es i2ss
than 300 ns-l-b 3ails 60 in a case Szsc; 3-b
pals, 20 in case, e'sc; 5-lb pals u in case
SAC; lob pals, b case, size; 50.ib Tins l or
in case. 1886; OGDEN buckets, 50 lbs net,
778c; fancy tub: 50 bs net 1880 half bbs, about
10 lbs 1ac z b.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-30
GENERAL mEKCHANDIsE.

BAGs-Calcutta Gran Bags, 51ac; san ouen tin,
s5 40; Wool Bags, 27G DC; Fruit Bags, 514c 5s4c
and &C for the differeut zes
COAL-W ellington S. New wellington. So;
So@:hfed Wellington, S SO; Seattle, S. SO: Bry-
ant SIS SO; Coos Bay "a 70; Wallsend, S6 10 2
ION; Cum beTland, S. 81 p ton in bulk and 81 .
in SACKS; Pennsylvanla a thracite Egg, $l4 p
ton; Welsh Anthracite SOP; Camel, - .
ton; Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Val
ley, ST 80; Coke, $lI9l. IN bulk and SI3 q ton
in SKIS.
sUGAR-The Western sugar Refinery Company
quotes net cash; Cube and Crushed AID
Fine Crushed, 6$4c: Powdered. 614c: Dry Granu-
lated, $3.50 p IL; Coniecuoners' A, $3.50; Magnolia
A, Sac, Extra e. 518c Golden c. SC: Candy
Granuated, bs4c; California A, $3.50; hali-barrels
"A more than barrels, ana boxes 12c more