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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12

TOPEKA. Kan, Dec. 1.-THE Supreme
Court Today reversed the decision of the
OF "a ID. Hubbard, late president of the
Kansas A. z. A., who was sentenced TO the
made receiver for the Hamilton Printing
Company, as the result of a fight between
Hamilton and the then state printer, G. H.
Snow He failed TO account for $1,000. The
decision holds that receivers are not agents
within the meaning of the crimes act under
which Hubbard was found guilty and he
was ordered discharged
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12
Two Hundred wells ut Peru.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PERU Ind Dec. u.-ThiS famous oil
pool has at last settled down to one of the
everyday style oil fields. The boom that
has been on here for the past ninety days
has passed over and but few wells are now
being drilled. Close on to two hundred
wells have been completed during that time
At one time at least hundred wells were
under way in the pool but now there are
less than thirty strings. Many of the con-
tractors have removed their tools to the
other fields and many have stored them
away An accurate count of the wells now
being drilled is just nineteen The writer
counted thirty-five idle strings or Tools. IN
less there is an unlocked for revival there
will be nothing for them to do here this
winter A large bulk of the best territory
has been drilled. 1t is currently reported
that Part Black, who got the big wells on
the hill, will quit the field a heavy loser,
and if such is the case nine-tenthS or the
companies and individuals who were opera
ting here must certainly go the same way
Carey c. Harris, the oil plunger from Find
citement. has left about s., COO to the people
in and around the town. He has returned to
his home in Ohio a very much dlsgusted
on complaint filed on behalf of George
B. Harmon, the court has appointed Ed
ward Sweeney receiver for w: +. Black s
Oil Company, doing business IN the Peru
field The complaint alleges in substance
that Black sold a one-sixth interest in his
leases to the plaintiff for $3.50, and sub
sequently Black disposed of an interest TO
Carrie S. Cover and her brother, Richard
Cover Black drilled six wells, realizing a
revenue of over $4CO week. 1T IS alleged,
however, that he failed to apply the money
obtained from his partners to the expense
of drilling and operating the wells, ana
that they are now encumbered with CLAIMS
aggregating 5000 in the form of mechanics
liens Black has absented himself, leaving
no one in charge.
Mitchell & Hawe's we'll, located on the
corner of Runyon and Twelfth streets, has
been drilled and shows for a Twenty-Five
barrel producer. The Peoples Oil and Gas
Company has put three-inch tubing in the
Playground well, and it is now pumping
few barrels of oil daily. The Peru Oil Com
pany's we'll on the Brownell lot has been
completed, the sand being struck at $50 feet.
1t is a light producer. The Bagging Mill Oil
Company struck the sand at 905 feet in their
No. well, and it shows for hundred
barrels. The Shirk Oil Company has six
strings of tools at work on the Shirk prop
erty. Kier and the Ohio Oil Company have
the same number; the Peoples Oil and Gas
Company has two: the Klondike Oil Com
The Kier and Ohio Oil Company has COM
pleted another we'll on the Runyon prop
erty and it will make fifty-barrel pumper.
The same company completed another we'll
on another Runyon farm, and it shows for
a hundred barrels. Boyd & TAFT have
erected a power house to pump their wells
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12
Oil Leases in wabash County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, Dec. misrepresentation
of the Standard Oil Company are securing
the vicinity of Rich Valley in search of ter
ritory, and, it is stated, have had several
hundred acres of land in this county leased
to them. The we'll at Rich Valley the first
producer drilled in the county, is pumping
sixty barrels a day. Assurances have been
given by the Standard Oil Company that if
a few more wells equal to that now produc-
ing be drilled in this territory the company
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12
"orIginaI Pnckage.y of Cigarettes.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. lin the
case Of the State of Tennessee VS.. j. Bans
field. charged with selling cigarettes from
broken packages, Judge Clark, of the United
States Court, in a decision rendered to-day
held that the term original package
could be applied to small packages of
cigarettes. This effectually settles the
cigarette question in Tennessee, and gives
the dealers all the liberty they desire.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12
Indiana Obituary.

KOKOMO, Ind, Dec. 11.-Prof Frank
Miller, of this county, is dead after brief
WaTfon schools and at the rime Of his od deaf6
was q student at the State University, be-
ing taken sick while home on a visit
BEDFORD, Ind, Dec. 11.-Mrs. Noah
Kearn, wife of a farmer west of this city,
was buried to-day She was thirty years
old.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Generally Cloudy Weather and West.
erly Winds Predicted for Indiana.

WASHINGTON Dec. n-Forecast for
twenty-four hours ending Sunday at s
p. M:
For Ohio-Cloudy, followed by clearing
weather in southern portion; colder; light
northwesterly winds.
For Internationally cloudy weather;
westerly winds, shifting to southerly.
For Illinois-Cloudy weather; clearing in
southern portion; slowly rising tempera-
ture: winds shifting to southerly
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12

DENVER, Col, Dec. 1-Samuel B. Nor
gan, one Of the large real-estate owners of
Denver. died to-day of paralysis He was
sixty-three years of age and was native
of Connecticut. In early life he was a
seaman. He settled in Colorado in 1868.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12
Daniel w. Powers.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Dec. I1.-Daniel w.
Powers, reputed TO be the wealthiest resi-
dent of this city, died to-day after an ILL
ness of only a few hours. He possessed one
of the finest collections of paintings in the
United States.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12
DIR. James II. PooIex.

TOLEDO. o., Dec. 11.--Dr. James H.
Pooley. dean of the Toledo Medical College,
and one of the best-known physicians and
surgeons in the State, died suddenly last
night. DR.. Pooley was a member of fam
flY of noted physicians.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12
Freedman receiver for olympia.

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-Andrew Freedman,
the baseball magnate, was to-day appointed
receiver OF the Olympia Music Hall His
appointment Is the result of a suit brought
against Oscar Hammerstein. the owner Dy
the New York Life Insurance Company TO
IOreclose a mortgage or 500 0OO. The Olympla
y valued at xz,VUvUvy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12
The widow

The widow
appeals to the
s y m path of
even the most
callous hearted.
Here is a wo-
man still in the
springtime of
life, deprived of
the stay a Id
support upon
which she had
every right to
depend, and her
future overshad-
owed by the loss
of the one man
in all the world
upon whom she
had cente re d
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12
Earlham Bible Conference.

practice has been in vain. The judge be-
pay fine for his sons misdemeanors.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-12

Bar. Their r. H. Wind. Weather. Pre-
m '$S14 $ $ g Swest S GIoTdy S Sds
Maximum temperature, 49,; minimum tenn
perature, So.
Following is a comparative statement Of
the temperature and precipitation Dec. IL:
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY. Oct 2o-4r.u
s1oCk AND BOND ExCRANGx

MONDAY, Oct. 25-2PA
UNITED STATES BoNDI
Bid Asked Bid asked.
reAs comp. ll2A U tsrez.., .lI3L -
Ii new .ksueI.o
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS

The week opened with lower prices sympathetic
with decline at Chicago. The shippers left the
market and trade was at a standstflL
Local quotations are follows: 81 47I5 . ctI
for No. ], 81 4Ss4 for choice and 81 5OaI 62i1.
o ctI ior extra chOlce ior milling
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-Decenohe her-
5000 ctis al 49; 1000, 81 4914; 20UO 81 491s
SECOND SEssIoN-Decem 5er-sOJO ctls ST o.
81 4e4s; "a, 90, 81 46La.
KEGULAR MoRNINe sEssIoS-Dece mber-s 90
cs, 81 AZ; 5000 81 47a4: 2uOO, 81 4SiI: I:
i4U00, 81 4-1s May-2O0O. 81 45$s; 1000, 81 as :
I4:OOO, 81 451s; 10000, 81 45J4.
AFTERNooS SESSION Decem Der - AOuO CT.
AZ; 70 200. 81 471s. May-4OOO, 81 451s:
BARLt. Y-teed is doing better again, with an
improved demand.
Feed. sU@s5c for dark and sei4@s71ac for
choice bright: Chevaler. 81 5212@l 571a Tor No.
and 81 35Gl 40 for No 2: Brewing 81 O5 Tor
No and eO9e6c 2 ct tor DARK Coast
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 oclock-No sales
SECOND SEssioS-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decem ber-2pOp
ctls S414c.
AFTERNOON SESSION December-2Uu0 ctls,
SIC
OATS-The m arKet Is very dull al unchanged
quotations.. Fancy reed quotaoe at Sl 25
common, 81 071a@1 121z . ell: Surprise
81 22Ha@l 271a; kel, 81 l71a@l 30: Gray 81 10
@l l5i Milling, 81 121la@l 1T1z q cal: Black Tor
seed 81 a59l 80. Clipped Oats sell at SlG2 r ton
over the raw product
CORN-WhIte on the spot is firm at the QUOT a.
tions. but for future delivery IL is weak al 81 O71
The market continues dul'. Small Round Yellow
81 1901 20 y ctI: Large Yellow. sI@ll O5; White
81 lo@l l212.
sYE-sl i0@1 l21z . c,L
BUCKWHEAI-N Nominal
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENC
Arrive ..


MONDAY. October 25
Whal stmr Thrasher, Cogsn. 81 days from Fox
Is. and; 1000 lbs bone and $50 bbls OIL to Pacific
stmr Washtenaw. Crosscup, 1OS hours from Ia
coma; 4OOo tons coal TO Co. Oakland direct.
tura; - bo!s or, to Pacific Oil Co. Up river
.irecJ e'
stmr Queen, Carroll, 6S hours from San Dis,o
etc. pass an mdse, to Goodall. Perkins & Co
stmr orizaba. Won Helms. 4 "a days from Guav
mas, va Ensenads and ian PEDRO 81 hours; pass
ana mdse 10 Goodall Perkins & Co.
stmr Pomona Cou>tnS i6 hour, from Euresa.
pass and mdse. to GoodaIl. Perkins & Co
ohp Dashing Wave. Morehouse IL days from,
tacoma: lumber and laths. to Ii Hanson & TO.
Bark Nicholas Thayer, Swanson, II davs from,
hi,obls salmon, to Alaska Packers Assn
BARK l. ectra- Verrey. - oavs from Ioripr. "a :
oOO cs salmon, 500 bbs salmon 1909 hi- bbis sal
mon. TO Alaska Packers Assn ~ 0oA
Whal bark ChaS W Morgan. Layton 70 dav.
rom I'm okhotsk Sea- $50 bbis oil, 1900 lbs bone, 10
:. schr okanogan. Moor IA days from Port Gam.
Die; lumber 10 Pope q Talbot
WlIapa H"roor; = it lumber TO Simpson
Schr Ida Mckay, Johnson 41h davs from,
EureHa: lum o-r to McK,v & Co. --0A-
nIocn 9cnr Lily A Bottger, sdays from Umpqua River
produce tL and lumoer to Gardiner Mill Co; 5000
Cleared
MONDAY. October c5
stmr Mineola, David, Comox; Pacific Improve
Ship Cbas Z Moody, Leonard, New Yors. Jonn
Rosenfeid's sonS 'onn
Br ship Drumats, Campbell Queenstown; Bal.
four, Guthrie & Co.
Sailed.
MONDAY. October 25.
u stmr Thos Corwin Herring cruise.
simr Scotia. johnson.
stmr Jewel. Madsen Casps-
Stmr Coos Bay, Hall. San Pedro
sh1n stmr state go OF California Green, Astoria
Sh,p !. Morse, Anderson. NanaImo
Schr Compeer, Larsen. Eyerett
schr Archie and Fontie Colstrun Sfav.r,s po,nt
Schr Mary Eta. Nyman Tlr, ,ar Cow ~
Schr Bobolink. Nelson. Mendocipo
schr Five Brothers. Wilson.
Teiegraphic
POINT LOROS October 2b-ln q waa,s..
hazy; wind NV; velocity mile.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Get 25.-wheat opened about
cent lower than it closed Sa urday several Causes
contr buting to bring about that rad cal change
Liverpool quotations from 1401hd lower 10
begin with and he Northwestern receipts were
heavy. The worlds shipm enIs for the week to
Europe were again heavy and considerably in
excess OF their estimated requirements. The total
duantIIy from all ports exclusive of India was
3,OZo,UUo bush 'ls. against g. 5O4 900 bushels last
week and 9,271 900 bushels the correeponding o
week Of the year before Chicago's receipts were
2So cars Apart from the heaviness of the avs
very buish.
Estimst.s by good Judges as to the crop o, the
three pIlnclpai wh prod ucing ~tates aced the
otal AT from 10000. 900 10 o. 900 600 busheI.
considerable reduction from figures
London advlces were u the effect that France was
still bidding Tor native English wheat but thai
there was no more available, ana Ru sian wheat
In London was said TO have advanced from I'd 10
Cd per quarter.
rhe fiuctu tions hung for an hour and a half on
the VARYING aspects of the visible snpniv 9 g IN
figures favored or disfavored q larger OF smsiIar
Increase tnan had been estimated saturday
The nna outcome Of 1t was increase rath er
smaller than had been looked for the amount h =.
ing 69e,OOU bushe against in rease tor the
sim lar weez LAST ye.r of 2.477, 900 bushels De
cember touched 95, he highest point OF the ses-
sion. shor y sf er the announcement of the visible
Increase figures. Tn quantity on ocean nassa O
increased 900 bushels, and the exports Z om
Atlantic ports for the day were 505.OOC bushels s
as far as heard from. Liverpool closed bs6Aid
lower. rise Of SO centmes equal TO 2sI Gents
per oushel at Antwerp was the occasion of the
advance In December and May in the middle OF
the day. -
The opening was weak at from 90 to e41la for
Decem Der arainst Saturdays close of csc asked
1t sod al 1890 and from that up 20 Csc IN very
irregu way. Near the end of fife session :, he
Same very heayy. the extreme wess ness Of corn
having some effect. Longs took d. offs iree v ON
large quanttits. and there wa, no inquiry for
wheat for shipment here reported from else.
where. The pit filed with Sc. lers and the price
cropped TO s314993Ss aud was 31la at the close
market opened weak at 11nsac declina n re-
NAMED near the opening figures until the visible
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

Previous prices rule. There Is no change In the
situation.
A New YORK paper says: "A order for a guam
ty OF California Pruues in sizes running from 40's
10 COS has been received fIom Trieste Austria.
The tact is remarkable in that Trieste formerly
the chief export market tor European Prunes, and
from 1t in times past the United states drew the
bulk of their supplies"
DRIED tkUITS-Quotatons follows:
Prunes carload ots, &c ior 40-50's 41ac for so
SOS, 4c 2 10 for b0-7Us, 3I2c 7C-SUs, Sc
. 10 for S0-90s and 2l2c Tor 90100's: Peaches
5@512c p ID; fancy. 6G612c; peeled, -; April
co.'s. 596c ? h for Roy ais and 7@Sc for good to
fancy Moorparks; evaporaIed Apples. oG6c:
sun-dri ed, 3G312c; black Figs sacks 2@l2llac:
Plums. 4@41ac g n fol pltted and l02c for un-
pitted; Die ached Plums 5@51zc; Nectarines, so
&c q n for prime to fancy Pears 5G51ac tor quar-
ters and 61217c Tor halves
RAISINS - New Ralsns SC for 2-crown. 4c
for 3crown. sc tor s-crown, 5i2c for Seedless
sultanas and 81 loo Is Tor London layers Dried
Grapes, 2a C
NUTS-Ches' nuts are quotable at SGlOc p n:
Walnuts, 71%@Sc q ID Tor hard and SC y h
for softshell; Almonds, S@l4c for hardshe and 90
lOc Tor papershel; Peanuts 4@D5c for Eastern and
&C for California; Hickory Nuts, 5@5c . 10; Pc
cans. 9glOc y ID; Filberts, eS912c; Brazil Nuts,
e@9c: Cocoanuts IS q 100.
HONEH-New Comb 10c for bright and 7fG9c
Tor lower grades; new water white extracted, 4143
4S.c; light am Der extracted, 3$4@D4c 2 ID.
oWAA-Z5G2bc . n
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HIDES, TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND sKINs-CulIs and brands cell lc
under sound stock Heavy salted steers. LOG
lO12c ID: medium. slgac = 10; light. &c; Cow
hides 9G912 y 10; Stsgs, DC; ted Kip, &C.
salted Calf, lie p h; sated Veal sc; dry Hides
log D Lsc; culls and brands, l2@l 2A5c; dry Kip
and Veal l4c: dry aif, 17c; cus, l0c; GoatskIns.
2OG35c each: Kids, sc; Deerskins good summer
zoe y 10; medium, zoe; winter. 1Uc; sheepsgins
shearllngs. lO12Oc each: short wool. 25G4Oc
each
IALLOW-No. !. rendered S@e314c p n; No
Z, 214@1S12c; refined. 90; Grease, &c o 10.
WOOL - Fall clip = Middle counties, free,
lO(Gl Sc do defective. lO0llc; San Joaquin, de-
fectve. 7@ec r ID; do Lambs 61a@Sc: Southern
Mountain e@l2c; tree Northern, l2@ldc 2 10;
1901 sc . 10.
hoPs-Old crop, 2@6c p b for poor to fair aud
SCI for good; new crop, l0@l5c.
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LIVERPOOL WHEAT FUTURES.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO Oct 25.-CATTLE-The range OF
prices as very wide, from $3 65@4 for a Few very
ordinary lots of native dressed beef steers up to
S5@5 30 for choice 20 extra shipping ca. tie, with
the bulk OF the sales at 81 50G5 TO- Ea porters
were fair buyers of Fat beeves around 81 7565
Fat cows and hefers sold at SIS 4O@4 so and few
COWS sold below 81 40. Bulls wanted at
81 S59273 for boIognas, SS@3 35 for feeders and
So 5O@4 - for porters
3s-Sales were at an extreme range of So 80
G3 80 for hogs and 81 1898 80 for pics with sales
largely at S3 6O03 80 Tor hogs and at $3 5Od3 75
for pigs.
SHEEP-Moved off actively at 50 354D3 for COM
mon natives up to saga so for good 10 extra offer
inss Western range snerp 50 2jG4 25. Lambs,
S4Go y for inferior To prime lots, with Sell
ing at 81 50@5 50. Feeders bought good many
sheep at So 5OG4 and lam 81 5O@4 75
Receipts: Cattle, 22,OOJ; uogs, 40, 0UO; sheep,
25,OOO ~
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o Gleor D Partly Cloudy
Q Cloudy 8 R6Ii@'Snow
EXPLANATION.

The arrow hies with the wind. The top rrures
- station indicate maximum temperature for the
Gays: those underneath il, il any, the amount OF
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths
curing the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
Iines connect po.n OF equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines equal temperature. The
word "hish" means high bsrometric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: low
re1ers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows usually first appear the Washington
coast: W hen the pressure is high in the interior
sno low along the coast, and the isobsrs extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable:
out when the "lOw'- is inclosed with sobars OF
marked curvature rain south of Oregon is improu-
able With a 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
Will produce opposite result.
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High. / Low. IClo>e.
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GENERAL MERCHANDIsE.

BAGS-Calcutts Grain Bags, $3.50: San Quen tin
so 40; Wool Bags 27@3Oc: Fruit Bags, o14c, sac
and DC Tor the different sizes
CoAL-W ellington, ss: New wellington. So
soc:5held Wellington. 81 so; Seattle. IS so: Bry-
AM. 30 oO; Coos Ray. 81 75; Wallsend, So 10 y
ton; Cum beTiand. Sl4 So q ton iu bulk and Sl6
IN SACKS; Pennsyl vania, Anthracite Egg, Sl4 p
ton; Welsh Anthracite, $s@l2; Camel - y
Ton; Rock Springs, Castle Gale and Pleasant Val.
in SKIS
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
Quotes terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and
FINE crushed, 634c: Powdered. 6i4c; Dry Granu
lated, o5sc 2 b; Confectioners' "A, 55sc: Magnolia
"A, oAc: Extra [, 51sc: Golden Z. sc; Candy
Sranulated 634c; California A, 5Ssc; half-bartels
14c more than Darrels and boxes 12c mOie.
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PROVISIONS. ).

Hams continue weak and quiet In fact all
Pork products are weak.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, Slac q n for heavy
&C Tor light medium. l0c for iish:, 101ac . b
for extra nsnt and I2c for sugarcured. East
ern sugar-cured Hams. lO1A@l1 1Iac; California
Hams. s1s9sl2c q 10; Mess Beef, So q Dbl :;
ex ra mess d.. SO; family do, $40; salt
Pork. ss@s so q bbl; extra prime Pork. SO So:
extra clear. $l6; mess s14 so r bbl; Smoked
Beef. l01a0l21ac p h.
LA ARD-Eastern tierces quoted at 514c n for
compound ana DC tor pure pals, &c; California
tierceS sc z n Tor compound and &c for pure;
hAlf bblsr 6l4c: 10 ID tins, &c: do D. n. i13c
COTTOLkNE-T 65sc. PACKAGES less
than $40 bs-1-ib pals, 90 IN case, S1sc; S-fb
pals 20 in case, S3sc; 5-ib pals, Il in case.
sl4c: lob pals IN a case, size; so. h tins or
in a case 1880: OGDEN buckets, 50 fb5 net
f9sc fancy tUos 80 lbs net, 1896 half bbis. about
10 lbs, 71sc y 10
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

There were hardly any Wine Grapes in yester-
day and prices were still higher in consequence
Ta BILE Grapes show no Improvement.
The rain damaged Berries severely and they are
high er and
Melons their last legs and largely nomi-
nal
Peaches are higher
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries $5G6 y ch est for larga
RsspbeTries, $5@6 y chest
Ponit Granstes. a5d75c z box.
Cane COD Cranberres 81 5O9s so p bbl; Coos
Bay 81 5Ud2 Z 3 r box.
Peaches, oOcG$ r box.
Pears, inter Neis, oOG75c; common kinds,
25d5Oc p box.
Apples, 25@4Oc 3 box Tor common and 50as5c
Tor good 10 choice.
Ounces, 30@5Oc q box.
Grapes, in boxes, 2o@S5c for MuscAts 256s35c
for black. ZUd25c Tor Toksy and SU@4Oc for Corni-
hon Crates sell about l0c higher Than boxes
Linfandel Wine Grapes, s1S@=1 = ton; White
Wine Grapes $l0@l4: Mission Grapes, Sl56lS.
Watermelons S4@7 y 100
Canta.oupes, Jug &C = era e
Nutmeg Melons, 2sG95 p box.
CITRUS FkUTrs-Vaencla Oranges. sSG4
p box; Lemons. Sl@l 80 . box for common
and S2@2 so tor good to choice: Mexican LINES,
a. 5OG3 so 8 box: Bananas 81 2bG3 g bunch
PlueappleS, 81 50G3 q doz.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct 25. - Flour receipts
81 597; exports, 427O barrels. Fairly active with
q weak c csc in sympathy with Wheat. Winter
patents S5G5 20; winter straits 81 6O@l4 rs; Min
nesota patents, SIS l5@5 so; winter extras So 2s0
65; Minnesota bakers 81 1894 so; winter 10 W
grades, $3@3 Is.
WHEAT-ReceIpts 433, ,375 bushels: ex ports
324, ,675 bushels Spot weak; No. l, hard 99c Cd
lions opened weak on disappointing cables rallied
on scarcity OF Decem bsr offerings and big arngs
but broke sharply near the close under small tx
port orders and hammering of May. which closed
.1sc lower against 6sc net decline OF other
months. No., red October, SIC; December SO IL / 6
@975sc osed, 9634c
HUPS-Quiet: State common 10 choice. 1898
crop, 4@6c 1895 crop 6@9c 1897 crop, l4fd &c -;
Pacific Coast, 1898 crop, Ak 669c; 1897 crop / al
i6c; London market, 55@65c-
WOoL-Firm: domestic fleece, 25@32c; Texas,
13@17c.
PETRcLEUM-Quiet; United closed ee15 Did.
PIG IR N-Warrants c.osed very dull at 90 bid
and 70 asked.
LAKE COPPER Dull; $ll bid and $ll 10
asked.
TIN-Ess.; sl3 rs bid. Sl3 s5 asked
sPkLTER-Quet; Si 10 bid 81 % asked.
LEAD - Exchange dull: So 80 bid aud So 95
asked brokers firm So S7Iz.
CDFFr E-Options opened steady at unchanged
prices to points advance: closed quiet; net nm
changed 10 points lower. Sales Is 500 bags IN
cluding Dect mber, s. 2O@6 70; March, s6 4O61
645.
spot-Rio duh: mid, dull
SU6AR-Raw. nominal; refined, easy; Mold A.
514c; Standard A. 45sc; confectIoners' A 4Isc:
cut loaf 55sc; crushed, 56sc; powdered 5 l3-I &c
grsnu ated, Sc; cubes, 51ls
BUTTER Recepts. $3.50 packages: steady
Western creamery, l41s@24c; Elgins 23129 L4c;
facio ory, Gl0l3c.
EGG>-Receips. 59l7 packages; firm; Penn
sylvaaia, l6Gl9c; Western, lSc-
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
POTATOES. ONION VEGETABLES.

The Sum mer Vegetables continue to advance
uhoer steadily diminishing supplies. Potatoes
snow no change. onions easier.
POTATOES-Early hose, 25935c; River Reds.
35@4Oc: Burbanks 3O@4Oc; salinas Burbanks
5oGeOc; Sweet Potatoes, 5O@60c p ctl for Rivers
ana 81 'or creed
oNloNS-s1 1O@I Is; Pickle onions, 50@75c
p sack.
NEGETABLES-B Squash. 75c@$l p box;
marrowtat squash, $S&10s 2 ton; Bay ( ucu m bers
Tor \ O. .; Green Peppers SsG5Oc for Chile and
4V@eoc for Bell; Green Peas, S@4c @ ID; String
beahs 5@4c: Lima Beans, 3G312c g d; Green
OKra, o. 975c p box: Dried Okis. 6(GSc q b;
Egg Plant S5@5Uc; Cabbage, 60@nI5r 2 ctl; Car
iots' 2oG3Oc q sack; Garlic, l1292c y 10; Toms-