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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-13
GENERAL MNKCHANDIsE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, $500; San Quen lin,
So 40; Wool Bags. 27@s30c; Fruit Bags, 514c 5s4c
and &c for the different sizes
CoAL-W ellington, SS: New wellington. So;
SOc:hteld Wellington. 81 so; Seattle SIS So Bry-
ant. o 90; Coos Lay, Sd rs; Wallsend sc rs q
In sacki: PennSyl vania Apthracite Egg, $l4 q
ton; Welsh Anthracite, s. @l2; Camel. q
ton; Rock Springs, Castle GAZE and Pleasant Val
ley, 81 gu; Coke Sll(gi2 in bulk and Sl3 q ton
In SKIS.
COR DAGE-PrIces for 100000 invoices ar:
IA inch Manila, 614c; do Sisal. 514c: l2-thread
Mia, FAC; do Sisal, o14c; Bsle Rope Is and
strand). Manila. 614c: do SisaI. b14c; Bale Rope
O. 8 and strand) Mania 6s4c DO sisal. 5s4
CANNED FRUITs-Cherries. black or red 215
b. extra. 81 q dozen; White Cherries. 21a- 10
extra. 81 SO; 21a-ib, standards, So 10; Peaches
kaspberres, 81 75 Straw berries, 81 rs.
CANNED VEGETAB List n atoes zoe q
dozen 212-i ID Tins; Peas, sl@1 25 . dozen.
COSTA RIcA-17@171sc p h nom. for prime
washed (none herel; l5G1 &c nom. for good washe j
(none here): leg ol2c for good peaberry; L "a
14slc for gooi 10 prime: 1!1a@I211sc for good
mixed with black beans; ll@l215c for fair sd lOc
for common 10 ordinary.
SALvADoR-l5Gloc for good to prime washed;
iSGl4h8c for fair washed: 16@l7c Q ID 70,
superior unwashed: iG IL lac for good green un
washed; II &c y 10 for &c cd bleached INV ashed
l4Gl for good TO prime unwashed peaberry.
NIcARAGuA-1014GI 212c for good TO su rerior
unwashed; 1315(Gl4 AZ for goou nwashed pea be rry
GUATEMALA AND MEXICAN sage y h nom
for strictly prime washed (none here); l714
good to strictly good washed; iS@I5c iol
fair washed; lO@l.c ,og medium; 7@91Ac
for ordinary: z@o@4c . ID Tor inferior to com
berry: ll@12lsc for good TO superior unwashed
l4@l DC for good 10 prime unwashed peaberry
f1SH-Paeihc Goldfish Is quotabie as follows
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. III, Get. 12.-Wheat quite
weak st the opening, Deem Der. which closed
yesterday at 9lss@9l12c, starting to-day at
9C6sQS01sc.
The Government statement in its october re-
port that the estimate OF and condition OF
wheat was withheld pending special investigation
was given a very bearish construction By the
trade. 1t was taken as notice that the previous
estimate of area was 10 be increased. This and
the weaker tone at Liverpool, which market
opened 5s9s4d lower, and the local dec inc in
corn made he trade bearsh. Despite the weak
ness in Liverpool. tn. French markets were
finer as there were indications OF continue ed
Fl ench buying at the seatoard. The Northwesj ern
receipts showed marked falling of. Duluth and
Minneapolis received 1881 cars against 1869
cars week ago and l433 cars the 6orrespo ding
day last year.
Notwithstanding the bearish temper OF the
trade the market declined very slowly. IL sold
up a trine shortly after the open ng December ad-
Ing aroun nd 9Oc As the day advanced, however,
it became decidedly UNI leHsanJ for holders OF
wheat. he Bradstreet statement showed an in
crease in the words visible Of S,2l2,OOO bushels
for the week. where increase of not over 3.O0O,-
600 was expected. This caused renewed selling,
December declining to $3.50 under decidedly Iree
IIquda ion. The liverpool closing S4@1d
lower than yes, erday, and the con mental mar
ketS, which had been strong at the call, closed
with slight declines
There was nothing in the days record of wheat
movement TO discourage holder. Primary
kets rece we'd 1890 00 bushels against
1.540,0OO bushels a year 40 The At
ian ic exports equaled 10000 bushels. New
York reported exptr- euga sements OF fifty boat
loads. After the effect OF the Bradstreet state
mt had been spe mt the tenor of the news seemed
to change. There denals that the Argen-
tine drought had been broken aud renewals of the
assertion OF damage by locusts. Very strong local
buying attended these bullish reports and a
gradual recovery in prices ensued. December
bringing 9014c at the close.
Corn very weak on account of the Govern
ment crop report This Indicated a total yield of
1CO.t 900 bushels more than the trade hao esti-
mated
There was a partial rally late in The session in
svmI athy with wheat. neCember ranged from
2SI2c TO 27s4c, closing 7sc lower at 81 70 G2Sc
N oats The Government report WAS the most in
fuential feature, and was mainly responsible for
tn decline In prices and caused liberal selling.
December ranged from 1919 To lS$4c and closed
SIC lower at l9c bid.
Provisions star ed strong In sympathy with an
advance in hog prices but weakened undec free
selling. Prices recovered a little the close.
December pork closed 20c lower 81 50: De-
cember lard sc lower. at 81 2212, and December
ribs 712(GlOc lower, at 81 Al.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK. N Y. Oct l2.-Much parade was
made yesterday Of the alleged conversion OF some
OF the leading bear operators on the Exchange 10
the bull side of the market. To-day's develop
ments prove that there is very la ge and az
gressive contingent still left in the market. The
operation known I'm Wsll-street parance as test
Ing the market had for several days failed to
cause sny marked movement in either drec-
tion That is to say. short selling by the bears
had failed to induce any large quotation and
purchases by the bulls had equally failed TO invite
any large followers. Skilled observers hal ar
rived at the conclusion that the market was due
Tor a period OF duilness. barring the development
OF some markedly significant news.
The hardening of prices last night and the
in Their advance this morning 10 ked like ermin-
alton of the bear Comp. ign Yet in the final
nours of the market the bea s succeeded in work
Ing sharper decline throughout the who.e list
than has been accomp ished on any one day of
their Campaign. They Ea1 no new event which
conld Influence the values of stock to aid them,
and no report of any cessation in the improve
ment OF the earning power of properties the
shares in which dealt in on the exchange
The nominal motive OF the selling the fear that
our relations with spain were in danger of rupture
as an oveTgrowth of the policy which General
Woodford was ordered to pursue at Madrid.
The dispatch from Madrid TO the Associated
Press carrying the semi-oficial announcement of
the substance of SPANS reply, it feared
wou d fore PRESIDENT Mckinley 20 take action
that would lead to a declaration or waE ppre-
hension n this point became so acute that large
amounts OF ong stock were offered and numerous
STOP loss orders were uncovered which gave sue
cess TO the bears. Several iDeifs ctual attempts
were made TO stem the decline but rallies were
only momentaTy and fresh heavy offers kept the
liquidation to the c!ose OF the day Last prices
We're in many cases the lowest and the OF The
mar&et at the last was very feverish. Losses on
the day extend all the way from traction over
points. the range in the leading active stocks be-
ing from ITO points.
The bond market showed increased activity and
shared in the weakness of the STOCK market
though 10 less extent Total sales, So, 24UO0Q
United states new As were advanced Ia bid
The total sales or stocks to-day Were 81, 800
shares, including: Atchison 1910, DO preferred
I542O, {. and y. 64O0 Burlington 36,570 l. aud
\. 1422O, Manhattan 6400, Missouri Pacific
ll.5OO, NJ. h and T. preferred $500. New Jersey
central 5000, New York Central 5000, Northern
Pacihc $500, do preferred 6,Ol5, Reading IL. 525
Rock Island 49, 620. st. Paul 81. $50, st Paul and
Omaha 800, southern Railway preferred 5000,
Union Pacific IL, 4OU, Wabash preferred $3.50;
American Sprits 1880, American Tobacco 49,
400, bay state Gas II $50, Chicago Gas 63 100,
General Electric $3.50, Standard Rope and wine
Z4OO, Sugar 20, 200 L. c. and !. preferred $500,
Western Union $40. Chicago Great Western
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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, n. Y. Oct l2.-The Evenin 6
Posts London financial cablegram says: The
stock markets were quiet to-day, trading being
absorbed with the commencement of the settle.
meut which reveals only moderate account with
fairly light contangoes those on Americans being
usually 312 per cent There better tone in
Americans but the only pronounced rise was in
Canadss and y orfo K and Western both of VIII ch
were largely bought. The close was at the best.
In the other markets the only feature the
continued 4 DOM in Australians.
New York was bidding keenly for bar gold in
the open market today at about IT'S ll12d. More
Gag Is Will probably leave the Bank of England
tetore long Io-dsy'S Withdrawals of gold from
the bank IS fer Germany, which is also strong
buyer of gold.
Inc Paris Bourse was dull and sensitive. The
Berlin markeL was du /, being generally adversely
an cted ty the Imperial Bank or Germany de-
Ginning TO discount certain kind OF paper for
Iner cisco un,ed. II means some Curtaiment of
the credit system and assists the monetary strin-
gencY IN GERMANY
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Pacific Coast 1895 crop. 4@6c; 1896 crop, $3.50;
1897 crop, l20l7c.
wOOL-Firm: domestic fleece, 20@27c; pulled
No. 2. extra, z7dl30c: Texas, l0Gl6c
PEThOLEUM-Dul.; no market.
NJ ETA LIS, onditions in the metal mark ct con-
tinued unsatisfactory. he Meia Exchange re-
ports the closing of the various departments as
follows:
PIG IRON-warrants easy at SIS 80 bid, 81
ask ed.
CuPPER-Lake. quiet, at sll Is bid, sll IS
asked.
TIN-ouie. but firm at SIS 7o@13 so; spelter
dull at 81 20 "a 20
LEAD-Easer at 81 1904 221a: spelter, "a.
COFFEE - Options opened dull, unch anged;
closed dull: net III changed TO p. ints decline;
sales. $3.50 bags Including December, So 40.
Spot-RiJ, quiet. invoice No T. 71sc; bling
No. z, 1859. Mlld-Steady; CoIdova, lU1a@l61 2c;
sa es, sou bags Maracabo, 3U0 bags saw 4nlls, 90
ba.s Central American p. T.
SUGAR - Raw. steady: fair refining. 5-l6c
centrifugal SO test 37sc; refined steady; I'M
changed.
BUT ER-Receipts 1912 packages: Western
Creamery, l4622c: r Igin, 22c: factory, 9@12c.
EGGS-Receipts, II 900 packages: quiet; State
@l7c
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON ENG, Oct. 12.-At the wool auction
sales today 997s bales were offered. Of which
Il 90 were Withdrawn. The at; end ln,e was large
ana the demand keen. There was good supply
OF slip, which was In demand and TealiZ full
rates Finer grades OF merinos sold well up.
Seoureds were firm, but fau ~ descriptions ruled
weak small supply of Cape of Good ii ope and
Natal western secured sold high as Is Sd The
home buyers purchased large quantities OF cross
breds. The American inquiry small and only
sp' cnIatiYe The next series will be held Novem-
Der 20 The first serf for 1898 vi be held Janu-
airy 10 and the second series tor thai " ar Ma Gu
To- The following are the sales In detail:
New South Whles-12U9 bales; secured, S1ad9
is lad; greasy, 6@lOd.
Queensland-l16 oalesi greasy, 612d@714d.
Nlctorla-4256 bales; secured. oL%d9ls o1ad;
greasy, e12dS1ad
south Austraha-lS9 bales: greasy 51a@7d.
est Austr lia-223 bales; secured, 2d9
Is Sgd: greasy, 6G714d.
New Zeaand-67i9 bales; secured, 6d@ls Sd !;
greasy, 4s4 @e912d.
cape of Good Hope and Natal-261 bales:
secured, SdGls Sd; greasy Sd
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Bundles. SC ID: cases. selected. 512c 2 h:
homeless Size n: strips. Norway. eS4c : ID b
tai, &c; blocks. seabright 71ac; tablets, Crown
White seal s SC n desicca,ed. chi E Es :.
case OF doz 81 % ie,s l5% picked Cod 66ls 50:
Dutch do, 90c@$l 10 = keg; White fish, 81 so in
ha + o6is and 81 "a in kits; Tonsues and sounds,
10 3, sl7; half,bbis-No. /, ss@9 so; No. Z So SO
&c; No. D. $s So kits-No /, 81 50; No 2, 81 rs;
QUICKsILvER-S3s flask
OIL-Callfornia Castor OIL cases, No. ]. csc;
o obs in so Sbs boe9 lux Iass ansee 60
more; Lard OH, extra winter strained, bbls. soc:
No: !, 4hc; cases, Sc more; China Nut, 47@5lc q
gallon Nea;sfoot Oil, bbis, 60c; cases, CSC; No. l.
bbs. 6Oc cases, 55c; sperm, crude, soc; natural
white. soc: bleached do $50: Whale OIL natu al
white. sOc; bieached dc. 45c: Pacific Rubber
Mixed Paints, white and house colors, 81 26@l So
= GAL gal, WA wagon d So;ors sLs225
PETROLEUM. GASOLINE. ETC-The stand
ard on Company quotes as follows: Waterwhite
oal OIL in bulk. lO1ac: Pearl OIL. in cases, Ice;
cases zoe; Elaine. do 2Ic: ; ocene. do, 1sc: De-
odorized Stove Gasoene, in hulk. lie; do in
cases l6aac; 6S% Deodorized Naphtha, in bulk,
iene IN oulk. 2Oc; 80 deg do. in cases, Csc . gal
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 6@D7c y n.
RED LEAD-Quotable at 614Qp7c p ID.
4Sc; in wooden barrels. 50c q gal.
LUCoL-Boed, bis, 44c: do cases. Acc: raw,
bbls 42c: do cases 47c.
CANDLEs-The STANDARD Oil Com panv quotes
as follows; Electric Lght-6's. l6 or 7Loc; 4
OF, 6s4c; II o. &c; 10 or 514c. Granites-6s
l6 OF SAG; IA OF. 71ac: IL o., &c; 10 OF, 614c-
Pare fine Wax Candies: rs. Us, AS, is and 12's
whit g, $3.50: colored. csc.
LIE ATHER-Harness, heavy, is ouotable at
30@35c p h; do medium, 2sc; Delight, 26@27c:
Rough Leather, 2l@25c q n: Kips, $4O@45 q
dozen; Calf a0c@$l 10 . n: Rough Splits 7@Sc:
Belt-knife splits, 1O@12c; Collar Leather. black.
1OG12c p foot: do russell, 1O@12c; Skirting
Leather 30635c q b.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube and Crushed and
Fine Crushed, 6S4c; Powdered. 614c: Dry Granu-
lated, 55sc y b; Confectioners A, 55sc; Magnolia
A, sac. Extra {, 51sc; Golden c. SC; Candy
Granulated, 54c; California A, $3.50; balf-barrels
lac more than barrels and boxes
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

The Egg market is in a curious condition. East
ern Eggs have gone TO smash, owing free re-
ceipts, but the domestic article is scarce and
higher: Butter and Cheese show no change The
latter Is in very light supply.
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creameries. 27@25c p h.
seconds 25(a26c q D.
DARYL hOice TO fancy, 2S624c p D; lower
grades l6@Z212c
PICKLED-lS@2lc 2 D.
FIRKIN-l7Gl9c p ID
CREAMERY / UB-20@2Z12c p n.
EAsTERN-l2@l3 &c for ladle-packed-
CHE ESE-Choice mild new, 1@12c: common
to good, 9@l0c; Cream Cheddar, ll@12c b;
Young America, ll@121sc; Western ila111ac
Eastern, lZ19@1312c q d..
EGGs-hancn Eggs, 2S@S6c; store Eggs, nomi-
nal; Eastern, DC Tor fancy, ISc for firss and Il
(Gl6c .oT seconds; Duck Eggs, 2Uc
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

The mark ct for most kinds is simply stagnanI
Peachts, Pears, Apples, Ounces and Table Grapes
are in heavy stock anu hard TO sell, at the
low prices. Vine Grapes steady and receipts
are falling on. Watermelons are neg cted and
other Melons lower
citrus Fruits slow.
DEC1DUOUS FLUITS-
Straw berries $395 d ch est for larga
HuckleberTleS 4@6c e q.
Raspberries, $4@5 p chest
Pomt granates. 50@75c q hox.
Gaze Cod Cranberrles SS99 p Dbl; Coos Bay,
81 5U(G2 is 2 box.
Peaches, 500 DC p box.
Pears, Bart.etts Sl@1 25; Winter Nelis, bog
7oc; common kinds, 25@60c p box.
apples, 25@S5c p box Tor common and b0975c
for good 10 choice.
Ounces, 25@4Uc y box.
Grapes, In boxes, 2L@-!c for Muscats 15@25c
for black 15@25c for Tokay, SCG soc for Isabella
and .G925c for Sweetwater. crates sell about
1Oc higher than boxes Zinfande Wine Grapes,
sl4@l7 = ton; White Wine Grapes, $I2@l4; Mis-
sion Grapes Sl2@l4.
Watermelons, So@l0 y 100
Canta oupes, 50@75c = era
Nutmeg Melons, 81 @4Oc = box on the wharf
CITRUS FkUITS-Valencla Oranges. S2@S
box; Lemons. $l@l so q box for common
and s2G3 for good to choice: Mexican Lines,
~ 1898 so q box; Bananas, 81 2SG2 q bunch;
IlneappleS, 81 5OM3 q doZ
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AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, n. Y. Oct Especial cab e
ana Geographic dispatches TO Brads:reet's cover
ing the principal points of accumulation indie ate
Inc Following changes in available supplies last
Saturday as compared W tn the previous Satur
diy: Wheat-Unite! States anu Canada, east OF
the ROCKIES increase 1912. coo bushels.
Ahoat Tor and in Europe. increase 5,4OO, OOO
bushels.
Liverpool quiet. Corn Trade News worlds sup
ply net increase S,2I2OOO bushels
Torn, United states and Can.da, east of the
Rockies, increase 2y2 600 bushels
s-Unlled sta ~ d Canada, east OF the
Rockies, increase 2,447, 90 bushels
me larger Increase OF stocks of available wheat
Iast week, not included in the official visible sup
ply Statement are $4,000 bushels in Nor invest
ern interior elevators, 47SUU0 bushels at various
Manltoba storage points. 200,UO0 bushels at Fort
Mlllams (Ontl 1l2, 900 bushels in Chicago prt
Vate elevators, Y, 600 bu shels at Cleveland and
4o,uOO bushels at Newport News.
corresponding increases Include 25OUOU bushels
al Ogdensburg and lS2UO0 bushels at New
Orleans
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DRIED FRUITS. KAIsINs. NUTS, ETC.

There is no change worthy Of note. and the mar
ket Is still slow. here is fair inquiry In q small
way, but it does not amount to much
DRIED FRUITS-Quotations are as follows,
PruDes, carload lots, SC :or 40-5O's 41ac for 90
6Os &C q h for 6O-7Os, sligo for 7C-SU's, &c
2 10 Tor SO90s and 21ac 80 zoos; Peaches,
512@613c . u; fancy. &c; peeled, -; pri-
cots, 512@e1ac for Roy ais and 7@S1ac for good to
fancy MoorpaIks: evapora:ed apples, o12@6c;
sun-drled, 3@S12c; black Figs in sacks. 2@212c;
Plums, 4@41zc q ID for pltted ana l@2c for un-
pitted; bleached Plums, b@612c; Nectarines, 5Gl
&c 3 b Tor prime to fancy Pears, 5@51ac for quar-
tiers and 6I217c for halves
RAIsIN $ New kaisIns, &c for 2-crown &c
for 3-crown. SC tor 4-crown, 5iac for Seedless
sultanas and 81 loo is Tor London layers Dried
Grapes 234c
NU1s-WaInuts, 71s@sc q h for hard and &c
for sofishel; Almonds 3(G4c for hardshell and go
1Oc for papershe /; Peanuts 4@D5c for EastArn and
DC for California; hickory Nuts 5@6c y ID; Pc
cans, 99l0c p ID; Filberts, 9@91ec; Brazil Nuts,
SG9c: Iocoanuts. So p 100.
HOSEY-New Comb lUc for bright and 7G1qc
for lower grades; new water-whtte extracted, ALAG
4s4ci light amber extracted S34@4c q b.
bEESWAX-23m25c IN
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IMPORTS OLE SUGAR.

The Bureau of Statistics of the Treasury De-
partment has prepared a statement showing APP
proximately the amount and value of sugar s
which last year were imported from the countries
now paying an export bounty on sugar and upon
which the department. has declared a countervaii-
ing duty ecu 10 the bounty paid The statement
shows the total imports of dutiable sugar during
the last fiscal year 10 have been 4.2SS 81 Z, 5S4
pounds, testing not above No. 10 Dutch standard
and valued at $e0973,652 and 90 SS1 1913 pounds
testing above 10 and valued at S4,92S. l5u OF
these totals 1,604,233O71 p unds, valued n S29-
644O19, were import from Germany; l05, SO,
12S pounds valued a; Is ,957.1z7. from \ ustro-
hungary. 46.S4O 1853 pounds, valued at S9l 5.477,
from Argentine RepublIc and 92l69,24i pounds
va ued at 81 ,42I,3l7, Tom France. Ire sug gar
imported from the Argentine Republic cane
exclusively and that from the other countries as
exclusively ct sugar.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

PorLTRY-Two cars OF Eastern Poultry came
In yesterday afternoon Domestic Poultry is kept
down by these incessant receipts from The East
Game is bringing fair prices but the weather is
muggy again and will doubtless have its effect in
few days, as receipts always in poor condition
when the weather Is
Live Turkeys are quotabIe at 14@l7c for Cob
blers and lS@14c for Hens: Geese . pair, 81 %
91 so; Ducks. 1904 So; Hens, 1894 SO: BOOSTERS.
young. S3@Y so: do, old So 5UG4; Flyers. So 25@a
80; Broilers, 81 rs for large and 81 60@2 for
small: Pigeons 81 25@l so p doz for young and
75c@S1 for old
GAME - Quail, q dozen. S1@1 IS: Mallard,
$685.: Sprig, s2G3 so; Teal S2@3 30; Widgeon,
81 1899 80; Small Duck.Sl 2591 so; Gray Geese
81 50@% SO; English Snipe S2@3: Jack Snipe, 81 ;
Hare. 81: Rabbits, 81 25@l so for Cottontails
and 75c@$1 for small.
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O clear 0 Partly Cloudy
0 Cloudy @ Ram 8 Snow
EXPLANATION.

The arrow flies with the wind The ton Ieur.,
q STATION indicate maximum temperature for tha
says: those underneath it, IL any, the amount O,
Lhlniall. CT melted snow in inches and hi, md redths
curing the past twelve hours. Jsobars or solid
ines connect poin OF equal air pressure. iso.
1neIns, or dotted lines equal temperature, The
"ord nigh" means high barometrIc pressure and
40 usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: low
arS 10 low pressure and is usually preceded
ana accompanied bv cloudy weather and rams
Lows usually first appear on the Washington
ooaol; w men the pressure is high in the interior
anu 10" along the coast, and the isobars extend
@ anu south along the coast rain is probable:
OUT Wheh he low is inclosed with sobars OF
ntaIheu curvature rain south OF Oregon is improb.
hoIe. WIN high" in the vicinity OF Idaho and
ane pressure railing 10 the California coast warmer
weather may be expected IN summer and colder
weather In winter. The reverse of these condition
WIN produce an opposite result
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

". Il, HAMMoN, Forecast Official.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. I'LL. Co. IL -CATTLE-Native
beef steers sold at So so for the poorest dressed
beef grades. up to S5@5 81 for choice to Prime
shipping lots the greater part of the offerings
crossing the scales at 81 5O@5 10; stock steers.
SEGA; best hei; ers, S4 5OG4 So.
HCGS-Salei were largely made at 50 7O@4;
coarse. heavy packers selling at So 45@3 70 and
prime assor. ed ightwelghts at 81 IOM4 1911
ne greater part OF the pigs went for ST 6u03 90
SHEfP-Were wante at S20d2 SO for cur u u
to 4Gi 20 f., r choice % prime natives Western
range sheep found purchasers at S2GS SIS The
greater part of the sci ing being at So 5Oa3 so
Lambs were bought at 50 50@5 rs for the poorest
up 10 S5@5 IS for the DecG Westerns feIcbing
IS S5@5.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-13

SSSURmpsny SO d to-day: Grapes-ToSays, single
@ 3ltgl 90 average 81 Is; double crates, 81 3500
. ~, average 81 40. Pears-Kiefers. 81 35gi 40;
haruetIs, half boxes. 81 80. Nine sold to-day
l-oNDuN. Eng, oct 1.-THE Earl Fruit Com
pany aucioned california fruit at the following
PiiSeS' ears half-boXes-G. Morceau, % 10;
H. Comice. 81 10 b. Il, SC, ST. 81 duchess, 81 6s
" " , lei 80 kiefer, 81 .; B. Clargeau, 81 20;
flums, 81 30 Ounces 81 a. Peaches CSC
FilLADELPHt PA Oct. 1.-The Earl Fruit
ccolupahy sold Cal fornia fruit auction to- day:
SlaPes-I okay, small 81 al 80, avera ke
a. 90; double crates 81 S5d.3. average - 90:
day
ohICAGo, ILL, Oct. l2.-The Earl Fruit Com
p ssnS soi9 to-day: Grapes-ToHays, small. crates.
9oCS%i 10, average 99c; doub a-es - O3
SoIh!chon: small crates 90o@Sl average e5c;
I Haiagas, y c(9Sl, average 96c. Pums-Kelsey
&c aPai 81 DO Pears-Winjer y ellis, small crates.
99c; Ki feIs, boxes, 81 25al 55 average 81 Al !;
vicar 81 z5Ql 40. Nine cars sold TODAY.