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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANX.

~ FAM.
DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers leave Norfolk
Va. DAILY, at T. NJ
for New York direct. Pas
HAM sengers leave Rlchmon@
nSsEN via G. and o. railway $50
>AA-sN> a. NJ, or X. and t. rail-
III road IN. and w. rOute). Q
A. NJ. 10 connect Win
steamer at Norfolk
nIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
for New York. via James river. every
Eridsv (freight and Storage passen-
gsrs only) at p. N. Additional steamer
1reie 10, leaves Richmond for Norfolk
enerv Wednesday . =. NJ. connecting
with main line steamer for New York.
From NEW YORK. passengers can
Is.to DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. for
Tichmond Via Ole POINT or Norfolk.
INFECT STEAMERS via James river
route. leave every Saturday passengers
ara freighD and Monday freight only.
Sailing from company's pier. 26 North
river Z r. NJ; Saturdays. +. III.
FOR full information apply 10
JOHN +. MAYER. Ascent.
1912 east Main streef
Richmond, Va.
w l., Gr,iicuccu. Vice President and
Traffic Manager. New York.
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Fresh Soda Crackers, Sc; Ginger Snaps,
&c; Mixed Cakes. 7c., at s. Ullman's Son.
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r, ARNERS' NATIONAL BANK,
L ~ SALEM. VA.

II ARMERs' NATIONAL BANK.
/ or SALEM, VA.
Certificates in name Of q. p Iitzer'
No. 2252 FOR Two Hundred Dollars dated
April 70. 1893
40. 1854 for Twenty Dollars, dated April
"a. 1893
No. 297s for Twenty-four Dollars. ard
Forty Cents. dated January l3, 1897.
HAVE been lost or stolen ana I warn fne
public not TO try and negotiate same
nON-3lt' G p. ~ Ntt''
LOsT-On Thursday. November 18th.
either on the Brook or Ilerm. age roads
plain gold wedding ring. with The ln-
nials a. F-F. b." and date 1884, Re-
ward n returned 90 Mr.. Beck. at An
heuser-Busch Brewing Association, cor
Sixteenth and Union streets
TFTHE PERSON WHO FOUND BooH
SNTTH ~ 60 3i5 north Fifth street. VIII
return same they viii bo paid for- tn.,r
trouble. "''-i.
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
.~-~~~.~~~O~o-0~0~-0~ -~.0-N-l---e~-~--~
~ HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 Stockholders Of the Gray National
Telautograph Company Will be held on
WEDNESDAY, December =. 1897. at II
o'clock NJ, at Room No. ?, Merchants Ma
tional Bank Building, Richmond, Va.
II. ID. WILLIAMS.
no2i-td Secretary.
Richmond Va. Nov. -. 1897.
~ HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L Of the Stockholders Of the Citizens
Bank Of Richmond, will be held al the
office Of the Bank MONDAY, DECEM-
BIER 9Th. at > o'clock Z. NJ.
novel, j. H. WALLACE. Cashier.
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BY ]. r. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

BY ]. r. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TT RUsTEE's SALE
SMALL FRAME DWELLING AND LOT
AND TWO DESIRABLE VACANT
LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
WILLIAM STREET, NEAR
JAMES STREET. IN HEN
RICO COUNTY, NEAR
THE NORTHEASTERN LIMITS OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
In execution of n deed of trust from
jeff. Taliaferro and wife. dated August
20 1894 recorded in Deadlock JIG a, page
267, Henrico County Court. the undersign-
ed trustee will sell, by public auction on
the premises. on ,-, 900
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8 1871,
at 4:3O o'clock =. NJ, the real estate de-
scribed in said deed, II being the lot win
the small comfortable frame dwelling
thereon. occupied by the said jeff ITALIA
ferro, fronting 30x132 feet on north side
of William street. $50 feet east Of James
street and the two vacant lots, fronting
together 30xl32 feet each at the northeast
corner of William and James streets.
TERMS: For cash. as TO expenses or
sale, taxes to day of SALE and the sum
OF S2SJ with interest thereon from febru-
ary 20. 1897 and as TO the residue, upon
such terms as the granter in said deed
NAV prescribe and direct, or in event OF
his failure 20 do so, upon such terms as
the trustee shall think TT and as Will be
announced at time of sale
j. Il. ELAN. Trustee.
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William i. Pizzini
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.
A UCTION SALB
n OF
FOUR DSTRABLE LOTS ON LIBBY
HILL. AT THE CORNER OF THlR-
TIETH AND MAIN STREETS.
At the request of the owner ! VIII oner,
at public auction. on the promises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Z. 1897,
at r. NJ, the -FOUR LOTS on the north
east corner of Thirtieth and Main streets,
124x122 feet.
TERMS: Very liberal
On account OF the weather the above
sale has been postponed from FRIDAY,
DECEMBER s, 1897, 10 the above daje.
WIN. Il. PIZZINI.
Phone, No. co., Auctioneer.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

WANTED. ACTIVE MAN TO TRAVEL
w in this and nearby counties Sixty
dollars a month and all expenses No eN-
perence or capital required Address
SHEPP COMPANY, 1920 Chestnut street
Philadelphia, Pa. deo-lt
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CLERKS AND CARRIERS. FOR THE
" Richmond pOstOiiicc. Examination
soon. Three thousand appointments I'D
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MONEY TO LOAN

in all amounts on city Real Estate. no
delay and charges low
POLLARD &, BAGBY,
dej-1t and north Eleventh street.
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Richmond Basket & ". ". Co.

w ANTED, BUYERS FOR NUMSENS
W YACHT CLUB VINEGAR; 1t Is on
tap at the following stores. IL Is 81 Ak
warranted finest flavor and quality. Try
a sample and you viii use no other: g.
Dominica & Co, ITO east Franklin r. a.
Martin 4, Co. SO west Clay: T. B. Gers
ley. Manchester; f. X. Woodson, sixth
and CLAW: A. G. Belvin. Manchester; r.
N. Powell. 6i2 east Marshall; w. ~
Smoot q Co. 80 east M9rshalli w. Il.
Ellis. 6l2 west Broad street; l.. 7. Fills,
40S west Broad b. p. Ashton, dgt east
Marshall; ]. r. Sparks 81 west Hroaas,'
g. Il. Fleming. DID west broaa, - =.
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xeHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are steady at rates last
quoted. The chartered wneat fleet in port has d
registered tonnage of o7,7SO, against 60 UOO TONS
on the same date last year; disengsged 81 1C0
tons, against 714O; on the way TO This port, 2l -
soU tons, against 276,675
WHEAI-Ihe Leicester Castle lakes for Sharp
ness - ,C02 ctls valued al 70 354; dlencaird f@r
Z ork, $500 cts al 81 10000.
The market Is on ION again and W eaK re-
ports come fro n both East and abroad. The de-
mand on shipping account Is not very active ssass
for No !, 81 55 Tor choice anu 81 57!29l o21z u
cu for extra choice for milling
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'clock-December-
sU, 100 cts 81 b242; 1000 81 o2$4; 5000 81 53
i4,UOJ 81 o2Hs o4 600 81 526s
SECOND SESSION - DeormOer = 1000 ctls.
81 81 70; 40OU, 81 So; $1,000, 81 SPA; 500
81 S21 N"yooooI 81 5l1; eOqo S. j. lS8 ,s
G0Olctls, 81 527s 1900. 81 531S: 2OOU S 1914
o4,O0U ST. S3. May-2O0U, 81 5-3s
AtTEKNooN sEssIoN-rece eer-46 600 cils,
81 5214; 4O00. 81 521s; $4,000, 81 81; 10000,
81 523s; $4,000, 81 62Ia
BA Riley he Matterhor takes for Cork 65,-
I3l ctls bre Nlng valued at S76 500; leicester
Castle. for Sharpness, 55,063 ctls, at 500, $50
Quotations for all kinds remain unchanged The
Feed 921a@971zc: Chevaller, 81 5212@1 571s
for No and Il 35@I 40 Tor 10: =; Brewing,
81 10 for No. and $l@1 0212 p ct Tor DARK
Coast
CALL BOARD SALES
informal sEssIoN-9:15 o'cIock-No sales.
SECOND SEssIoN-May-200 ctls. S3H2c.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION-Decemp per- ZOOO
ctls, SAC.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales
OATS Receipts nave been 100 large of late and
the market is weak though actual lowei
Dealers are making concession TO effect sales
how ever Fancy Feed, 81 35@l 40 q ctl; good TO
choice, 81 2O@1l 80 p ct common, 81 O712@
/ ~; Surprise, 81 4adGl so; Reu, 81 l5@l 20:
Gray, 81 lz12Gl l71a Milling, 81 3O@l 80
ctl; Black, for teed, $l@l 10; for seed ST. log
80 Clipped Oats sell at $l@Z q ton over The raw
product.
COkN-The market is rather easv than other
an ia nTaI n "
demand is not brisk. Small Round Yellow, 81 %;
Large Yellow, 81 l0@l 81 White, 81 lO@1 1212
2 ctl.
RYE-Continues firm at 81 l2129l 10 q ctl.
BUCK 5 p cGL
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, Sept 2l.-Declines OF 1870
112c marked the opening IN wheat. December.
which closed yesterday at Zee opened to-day at
from 81 81 TO 9lSsc, and quoted at 9114 al
most Immediately after. This the natural re-
suit ofrhe enormous receipts at Chicago and at the
y Northwest points and The weakness of cables.
Minneapolis and Duluth received 19- cars
against 1851 Tuesday week ago and 9O3 the cor
responding day of the year before. Chicago re-
celved 5s5 cars against 377 week ago and 1858
the responding day of the previous year. of
TO-DAY rec 'ipts at Chicago only five cafoads
deliverable upon contracts for December that have
been entered INTO since the exclusion of 20.
sprlHg from the regular speculative grade
That was about the only feature of the situation
10 restrain short srlling that would otherwise IN
the temper Of the crowd have been heavy. Liverpool
opened 14d lower, and by 3 80 O'Clock 1t had gone
dow TO 3sd below the price it closed yester-
day. Paris WIS 10 centimes lower a. the start,
ana the news from London WAS generally very
discouraging to the prospect of an immediate ad-
vance IN prices ca begram from there said
that French grain-dealers resellIng Ameri-
can heat In the English market and replacing it
with India wheat for spring shipment. Another
cablegram sad wheat tor spring shipment from
India was onered a. as per quarter. 12 cents
per bushel below figures now current.
The London Mark Lane Express says that al
though the crop Of Russia is very de ficent there
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Wheat Movements.
shipments.
1,740,O40
TIDEw ATER.
6U3,724
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO Ill, Sept 21.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany realized the following prices for fruit at
auction to-day: Grapes-Tokay. 7Oc@sl is, aver
age CSC; Malagas, 95c@S1 %, average 81 Fifteen
cars sold to-day.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 81 The Earl Fruit
Company's auction sales of California fruit to-day
were as follows: GIapes-Tokays, 75c@$l 50.
double crates 81 S5@2 4o; Muscats, 65a91c.
Peaches-Salway. As G60c; Ploduetts Late soc:
Levi ing, 55@9Jc: Georges Late. 55@7Oc;
strawberry Cling, @7Oc Pears Bartlett US,
50 15@2 35; Duchess, 81 35@1 40. Quinces-95c
@Sl 40 Twenty-Five sold to-day
PHlLA A, PA Sept. 2l.-The Earl Fruit
Company's auction sales: Grapes-Toksy, TOO
81 IS. average 94c: double crates 81 S5@2 As,
Pesches-oal way, 70@75C, average TAG. Pears
Bart etts. 81 l6@Z 90, average 81 SO. Two
sold to-day.
BOs1 on, MASS. Sept 21.-The Earl Fruit Con-
pany's auction sales Grapes - Tokay, 65c@
81 TO- double crates, 81 10G2 %; Muscats sOc9
81 40. Peaches salway, 65@70c, average SOC.
Seven sold today.
NEW YORK, y Y. Sept 2l Porter Bros
Company sold today: Pears-Bartetts, So 5O9
u5: Beurre Hardys, 81 40 Grapes - Tokays
81 S5@l go: assorted $I@1 SO; others, 65c@Sl
Pnms-Japans, 95c@$1 50. Peaches-Salways.
50mo5c
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Edward Roach to Kate Roach, lot on line Of
Clay street 1868 w OF Scott w 25 by $ 127 :8L4 !;
also property in Los Angeles; gift and So
Provdent Mutual Life Association to Patrick
RiorGan, lot on w line of asonIc avenue, 1875 of
Oak street, 25 by w 10S; $40.
Orvllle y. and Millie +. Ba dwin to Claus Hick-
man. lot on E line of Maple street, 10z:S14 of
Clay, % by 1925; $40
Richard NJ and Kate Field Sherman to FronIe
and Edward g. Schmiedell and Antoinette w
Howard, lot Ne corner of Montgomery and
Cav streets, 81 IS by ts:9; $1UO.
Estate OF Maria Fouts Thy Clarence L. Fouts,
Benjamin and Jennie CIR SIS Needham executrrs)
To James r sweeney, lot on ) line of Washington
street, 117:6 w of Powell and 40 w of odmau
place. 20 by > 576; 81
Elizabeth We ch to Joseph A. Bush lot on y
line of Green street, 24:S OF Hyde f 20:l0 by
y So :6 so
David r. NTH to Elias H Jones. lot on s line
) 100, block $50, Bay Park Homestesd also lot
on line of Twenty-fourth avenue l25 . OF Point
Lobos avenue, % oy l2O: ST.,
Gift Map .: $40.
CaIhe l.. Paine to Mary J. Kenney (wife of
Timothy, lot, 1854 and 1865, Gift Map 3; a so
lot 565. Gift Map i; also lot Is, block /, Tract A.
Peoples Homestead y association; also lot g. block
liz, University Homes cad a S ISOLATION; SO
Louis Bergerat to Mary Somerville, lot on Sc
corner OF Chapultepec and Virginia streets, so,
595, NV 53.l2, w 4l.5 lots 2 IA aud 215, Hey
man subdivision of Cobb Tract; $40.
j. :. Angus, I. G. CrotherS and w. s. Goodfel-
low Eek cuIors of estate of James g. Fair to
Bridget Richardson, lot on SW corner of Cortland
\ 75:l1s lots l6 to IS, BLOCK g. Fairs su bd VISION
of Holly Park; $340
{. B. Brown, Robert J. and Annie Page and
Mission home anu loan Assoc ation (by Landry
G. Babin, COMMISSIONER to John II. Grady, lot l6
block 3, De Boom Tract; Sl5l9 ,
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
i IRA +. and Laura Collins Dora Murray, lot
on line OF Thirteenth street, 1905 OF Wood, h
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRTCUL-
temher 81. 1897, 3 P NJ.
reported to-day by telegraph from weather bureau
stations in Cal fornia;
Eureka %, Red BIuf 50, Fresno 90 San Luis
Cbispo SS Los Angeles 96, San Diego 81, Yuma
1O4
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature "A,
MINIMUM s., mean So.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
The pressure has fallen SLOWLY over Southern
California, Arizona and ,ah. II has risen slowly
q oug The northern coast
tlopdy weather, with occasional light Sprinkles
STATE to-nIchJ.
The temperature has fallen from 10 degrees to
"A degrees in the Sacramento and san Joaquin
va leys and nOrthwarO over oregon and Eastern
Washington. II has risen 10 degrees at san Fran
els o.
a maximum wind velocity of Is miles per hour
from the southwest Is eported at Carson CITY.
FUreCas, made at san Francisco FOR thirty hours,
encing midnight septemb ber =. 1897.
Northern Caiforn a-ClOuly W Wednesday, with
teIio; u.herly winds inland, northerly winds
b - coast.
Southern Caifornia-CIoudy and probably sh ow-
early W-dnes lsy morning cloudy and un-
sett Wednesday, cooler along the coast; west
erly winds.
Nevada-Showars early wednesday morning
q IN northern pOr ion Wednesday; cooler nortn.
Utsh-Increasius cloudint SIS and probably show
ers Wed nesday night: cooler north.
Ar.Zona-ClOudy " rduesdaY.
san Francisco and Y cinity-CIoudy Wed nesday.
probably showers cooler; fresh norJheriy winds.
ALEXANDER MCADIE Local Forecast Official
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DEcIDuoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Peaches doing rather better again, as far as
bulk goods concerned. Apples, Pears and
Pums unchanged and the latter are in mod
crate supply.
Figs and Nectaunes are no longer worth quot
ing, and Crabapples about gone.
Wine Grapes steadier. but table Ora pes are
in heavy supply and slow of sale
All Citrus Fruits are dull.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS-
$. rawberries $3@4 q. chest for large
Huckleberries 5@6c 2 h.
Blackbe So 5OGl3 q chest
RaspbeTres $JQ6 chest.
Pom" granates oO@75c . box.
Cane Cod Cranbsrrles. So 5U@lO 2 bbL
PeaC hes, 2OG50c q box and 25M35c y basket;
in bulk, $25@35 q ton for cllnSs and SIT 500
% 50 tor frees.
P.ums z5@ Acc; japanese, 50@75c.
Pears, all kinds 50@75c q box.
Apples, 25@35c q ior common and 5o960c
for good 10 choice.
Ounces, 25@50c p box.
Grapes, in boxes, 2C@55c for Muscats 15G30c
for black. 5630c Tor To&ay, 3Ud50c for Isabella
and %5@30c for Fontanebleau and Sweetwater.
Crates sell about l0c higher than boxes Zlnfan-
de- Wine Grapes, $l4@lS u ton.
Watermelons S, $7(GlU q IOO.
Canta oupes. 5Oc(GSl F3 era g.
Nutmeg Melons, 25@S5c fa box on the wharf
CITRUS FRUTrS-Valencia Oranges. $2@D3
p box: Lemons, 81 >5G1 rs y box for common
and $2a3 so for good to choice: Mexican Lines
SO q box; Bananas, $1@2 6O o bunch; Pineap-
y do
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO Ill. Sept. 2l-CATTLE-Price
ranged from 81 70G4 40 for fair to prime COWS
and heifers Good to extra native steers brought
"a 95G5 so; best veal calves sold around ST,
nothing very good under SO So Fa to choice
Western range cattle S3 1904 TO- some fancy
1l00-pound Dakota steers sold up TO 81 45.
HOGs-Not many heavy went to packers above
81 TO- and very few lots were so rough as 10 have
to sell below S3 go Fancy bacon pigs went at
81 so; some extra butcher weights s4 40, but
most heavy and mixed of choice quality sold at
$4 1904 80.
SHEEP-Good wethers sod as high as So rs.
string OF $50 good 93 pound oregon ewes went at
S3 90, and mutton grades sold larzely at S3 65
"a. Lambs were of more attractive quality. A
fancy little bunch of S5-pound lambs made S5 rs,
but not many went above $5 40. feeders being
largely at S4 25G4 rs and killers at $ S505 Q
keceipts-Cattle, $500; hogs, 16UvO. sheep
l4,O0U.
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will still be 5000, 600 quarters ce4,uoo coo bush

will still be S,O000O0 quarters (64,UOO COO BUSH
els) for shipment from that country.
A fler the opening decline the tendency for a
whi,e toward recover. he opening was be-
low put prices and a good many ou, ers came in
who had those o veges for protection. which
caused rally of 9l34@s1 Tsc..when new batch
OF yellow rumOrs, coupled with the reports
from London # reselltng OF India wheat 10 ouy
futures of India wheat started the market on d
toboggan, December selling down to 907sc before
a halt was cal ed.
During the decline some stoploss orders were
reached and the market exhibited the only real
actIv ty of the session. a lily then ensued of
ing by scalpers, Dece ber ad vancfng 10 9l@s
@911ac, at which price it quotrd at the close.
Corn was weak around the opening in sympathy
with wbeSt. but soon recovered IN response 10 the
bultish influence Immediately affecting corn
oats were firm. especially Tor september, nut
trade was dull. There good expert demand,
15O. 900 bushels Deing reported sold
Prov sions were weak and dull, what little de-
mand developed coming from shorts. Sensational
runlOrs or yelleN fever at ct Louis caused 1ree
selling late in the day.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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DRIED FRUITS. RAIsINs. NUTS. ETC.

There is no further decline in any description
but he market is dull II is the general e1pecta-
ton, however, that bushes Will be better before
long.
New Raislns are selling at 312c for 2-crown 4Lac
for 3'crown, 51ac for 4-crown &c for Seedles4
sutanas and Sl 10 for London layers. Dried
Grspes 314c.
DRIED FRUITS Quotations follows:
Prunes. carload io,s b14c 40-5O's, 434c tor so
6U's. 414c for 60-70's 3s4c for q SIS, 31Ac
{. n Tor s0-e0s ana 2$4c tor 9u-l00s; Peaches,
5129613c Fs ID; fancy. 7c peeled, - Apri-
cots, 519@eiac for Roy ais and 1851 Tor good to
fancy N Moorparks: evaporated apples, o1a@6c:
sundried, 39n31ec; black Figs in sacks, 2@Zl5c:
Plums, 4@4lac p ID for pitted and 1@2c for nn-
pitled; bleached Pluus 5@513c; Nectarnes, 5d
&c e D for prime to fancy. Pears 5G512c Tor quar-
ters and 61a@57c for halves.
RA ISINS-t Old cropl-
Four.crown, hose, 4D5c: 3-crown, 312@4c 2
crown. 234 @314c q ID seedless eultanas 6@512c;
seedIess nuscateIs, 49412c; crown London lay
ers Sl@l Is; clusters 81 l5@l 70: Dehesa clus-
ters, 81 75@2: Imperial listers. S2@Z 20.
MI S-Walnu.s, 71y@Sc for hard and 9(091oc
for softshei: Almonds. 3@.4c for hardshell a-d s@
!Oc for papershel; Peanuts 4@5c for Eastern and
&C for Cait.or"Ia; hickory Nuts, 5(96c p ID, Pc
cans. 9@l0c p ID; Filberts 9@9Iac; Brazil Nuts,
S@Sc: Cocoanuts. S5d,5 so q 100.
HoNEf-New Comb l0c for bright and 79ec
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The trade report gooo business uncha nged
prices. h ans still weak and Bacon and Lard
are firm.
CURED MEATS-Bacou, &c ? b for heavy,
91sc Tor light medium lOc for Ugh, 101ac t, ID
for light and I2c for sugar-cured East
sFn sugar1egTed Hams; s lg!21Se @ h; GsiioFpia Ia I
extra mess IL. So family. do SO; sal;
Pork, SS@1s so q bol; prime Pork. $40;
extra ole'a. y Col 20; mess sl5 r bb; Smoked
Beet. 1012@1212c q b
La RD-Easter tierces quoted 514@5alc for
com pound ana 612c for pure pals, 7i4c California
tierces, 59514c 2 h for compound and 61ac TOR
pure half bbs, sac 10-ib tins 714c; do II, 112c
tha0 SO ns ps So S @ cpse Pseks se
pals, 20 IN case, s3sc. 5-fb pails II in cas-,
S14c; 10-b pills 8 III case: S1sc; 50-ib tins or
in 15sc; OGDEN buckets. 50 lbs net,
778c fancy tubs so lbs net, 1896; half bbs, about
10 lbs, 71ac p h.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, n. Y, ept 21.-Flour receipts
34,755; exports, $685. barrels. Quiet, weaker.
Minnesota patents, S5 25@5 10; winter patents
IS 35@5 60; do straits, S4 1905.
What - Receipts 94.330 bushels; exports
347, ,692. spot weak. No. red, 97Zsc- Options
opened weak, and sold OFF under weak cables,
liquidation and heavy shipping wheat receipts,
finally rallied with corn, closing 1ac lower
September, 971S 99S 3-16c, closed CSC: Deem
Der, 9414@936sc c osed 95c.
LOP@Firm. state common to choice 1896
crop, e@1Sc: 1897 crop, 12@l3c; Pacific Coast
l995 crop, @4c; 1896 crop, 6@9c: 1897 crop, II
@l3c; London, 5s-
WOOL-Firm. Domestic fleece, 2O@24c: pulled
NO. TO ext.a, 7G40c; 1e1as, 1Sc
PETROLEUM Quiet; United closed 70112c bid
PIGIRON-Warran. barely steady, 81 U5 bid
and 81 Is asked.
COPPER-Lake, Sll 25
TIN-Sl3 rs oid and $l3 80 asked
SPkLTkK-$< 25@4 35
LEAD - Exchange frmer. 81 271z@4 321a
brokers' strong, 81.
COFFEE-Options opened steady 5@10 points
lower, closed steady points higher to 5 points
net lower. Sales 14.500 bags, including Septem-
beT, 80 10; December, $6 5506 65. Spot Coffee
kio steady; No. invoice 71sc jobbing, 1886
Mid-Steady; Cordova, l012@1612c.
SUGAR-Raw. strong; refined 1tm: centrifugal
a, l5-l6c; confectioners' A, l5- &c: ut loaf,
l1-16c; crushed, lI-16c: powdered, Is -l6c:
gran0lated, 51Sc: cubes, 5-16c
BUT rEk-Recetpts, 9432 packages; firm
Wes erD creamery, 13920c; Elgins, 20c; factory,
9@l213c.
EGGS-Receipts, II s6e packages; firm; state
ana Pennsylvania 1912 Western, 1712c.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-22
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter is fairly steady st the quotations. Eggs
are also steady. Cheese IS firm and in very light
supply at further advance.
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creameries, 27@2sc q H.
seconds, Z5G26c 2 10.
DAIRY hoce to fancy 23@24c q ID; lower
grades 100 212c.
PICKLED-1S@2lc = 10.
FIRKTN-17@I9c p ID.
CREAMERY IUB-20@22c p h.
EAsTERN-l2Gl sc for ladle- packed
CHkESE-Ch0ice mild new, 1Oc: common
to good S@912c; Cream Cheddar, 10@l1c 9 10;
Young America, lie; Western i01a@1lc; East
ern, 121291312c 2. ID.
hGGs-rancn Eggs, 25@32c = doz; store Eggs,
lS@24c = dozen; Eastern 1s@Z212c for good
TO fancy and 17@lSc toI seconds; DUCK Eggs, &c
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-22
Explanation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
81 station indicate maximum temperature for the
days. those underneath IL, IL any, the amount Of
rainfall. OF melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, sot
lines connect potn OF equal air pressure; isO-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word high means high barouetric pressure and
IS usually acCompaned by fair weather: "low"
refers TO 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 ths interior
north and south along the coast rain is probable:
but when the 'loyy'' is inClosed with sobars Of
marked curvature, rain south OF Oregon is improO-
able. With high in The vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling the California coast, warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse OF these conditions
RlN produce oppOSifa reSnlf-