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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
TRYING TO SECURE BOTTO'S RELEASE

Justice Andrews. I'm the Supreme Court yesterday
granted a writ OF habeas corpus, directing tho
warden OF the Tombs TO produce In court to-day
william Botto who was arrested several days ago
for having cashed worthless drafts IN Philadelphia.
and IN show cause why he should not be released
from custody Botto's lawyer says he Is detained
Tor twenty days. pending the arrival OF extraditon
rnncrs from Pennsylvania, upon testimony which
/ illegal and does not warrant his commitment.
The writ Is obtained really by Bottos mother. who
g. q, mig city and Is working hard to procure his
"A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
PASSENGERS on THE EMS.

Among the passengers who arrived mere las.
evening on the steamer Ems, from Genoa ana
Naples were Gustav r. Schwab. OF the iirm OF
Oelrichs & Co.; DR.. George H. Dryer the rev.
n J. Jones. Professor a. NJ. Mattison, professor
T. c. Mitchell. DR.. John g. Reeve and carr NictoI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset 62 Moon sets m 2fS Moons age !.
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4, SANDY Hook s2s Gov. Island 900 He'll Gate l:o'
W sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island 6l3 Hell Gate s;oS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
Announcements
Henry A. Daniels. NJ. ID.

Henry A. Daniels. NJ. d..
West Soth 81.
-,.u,o,,. ~ the Nervous System. and all important
lmpaf"e"'' - Wv Hours TO l. ) TO s.
4 vigorous growth and the original color given
,ha r,ir hv Parker's Hair Balsan.
I" p Wv, Ginger Tonic. the best cough cure.
-
T. a W Pocantico. Nakodas. F. w
- roth new effects In high banded coilara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08

into activity by the general lettering OF the tunes
and business conditions
COTTON MILLS WORKING ON FULL IlNE'
Sprinsfeld Mass. Sept. Administering III
dustries in this vicinity taking start ana t'c
prospect of a heavy fall business is good Inc
cotton manufacturers are starting up on iul t"'e'
The Lyman Mills at Holyoke, where thirteen nun
,lro5 hands are emrloyed began full lime to-
day Only one Of the four mills owned by the com
pany has been in operation for six weeks; me
Dwight Manufacturing Company OF Shicoptt,,,
which has been Opcr iting one OF Its MINIS, Wine
mills No and No have been SiandIlE lule SUI:
the first week in June resumed Work FeSteiu"!
with the full complement Of sixteen hundred hahh>'
Lawrence. Mass. Sept 1-Operations were re-
sumed in all departments AZ the Everett cotton
mills this morning after shutdown OF hve week.
About twelve hundred hands employed IN the
mills.
Biddeford. Me. Sept. THE York cotton InliIs' III
Saco resumed operations IN full this morning lhey
had been closed for six weeks. Employment viii be
given to about fifteen hundred hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
-. Mails close. Vessel sails.
p,r, SOUTHAMPTON. American. ....... 7"oa III ~we "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08

A CORDAGE COMPANY TO RESUME WORK.
Justice Dickey. IN Brooklyn. yesterday gave per-
mission 10 the John Good Cordage Company.
through its receiver. Bert Ress. to open UP Their
shops a nd begin work This action OF the Justice
will furnish work for two hundred men, who have
been out OF employment since the cordaSe COM
pany went into the hands of a receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08

Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Pr adW4y.
Thirty second and broadway
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Oct 5.-Drought ut home and
strong market abroad were the influences which
were uppermost in the wheat market when husi-
ness began. Buyer, took mold with more conf
dence while short sellers and in fact all kinds of
sellers were inclined to be more cautious The
Liverpool cables opened at an advance of s.d
over last nights close and subsequently advanced
10 Id above yesterdays closing prices In the nit
there were bu ing orders for December wheat
coming direct from Paris, though any quantity
thus bought was not large enough to attraction.
Inc predictions for fair weather for the next
thlrty-six hears In all of the winter and spring
wheat territory was very disappointing TO those
VINO had expected yesterday's light showers in
the Northwest would become heavier and extend
down into the winter wheat country
he fact that Northwest receipts were large wa,
not sufhcient TO Offset the effect OF the drv
weather The osng advance IN Paris was euu al
TO 10 sc. IiyerpooI was up ~ and Antwerp ia.
Io-dkys seaooarc ongagements were reportec at
81 ixty eight boatloads. he weesly rel orr of tbe
Great Northern TO- d confirmed those of a large
NUMBER OF correspondents that their showing re :
turns had disappointing effect and The preyious
estimates would have b. reduced a yery
sharp squirt In the price at Duluth gave color to
the stories. IL grew very strong toward the cIuse
due to the hrmness Of the foreign marketa De-
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON. Oct 5.-There was . full attendance
at the wool auction sales to-1ay. Offerings in
Guided large quan, ity OF New Zealand new clip
merinos, which were taken chiefly by the con-
tinual buyers at full rates. The American lepre.
sentatives bought a few choice lots of cross bred
slipes were in good demand and were bought by
the home trade. New South Wales stock sold
well and Cape Of Good Hope and Natal greasy sold
8 per cent higher than last series Falkland
Island greasy sold per cent higher than last
series Falkland Island wool was firm at yester-
days advance The offerings to-day aggregated
16, 266 bales, of which sou were Withdrawn. The
following are the sales in detail:
New south Wales-2163 bales; secured, S1sd
o. 4d; greasy. 41aQ9d.
Queensland-677S bales; secured 9dm
Is 114d; greaty, 512@91zd.
victoris-74e bsies; secured. sd@ls l1ad;
greasy, 43AG1i Iad.
south Austraia-l72 bales; secured TIA do
Is 41ad
West Australia-100 bales; greasy 614d
Tasmania-577 bales: secured, 6La@10d;
greasy, 5I3D912d.
New q alsno-551s bales; secured. 6d@ls 41sd;
greasy 512G912d.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal-lO4S bales;
secured. 715dG1ls 1ad; greasy, 61aS7Md
Falkland IS ands-lU76 bales; greasy, 5@Sd.
Spanish-90 bales: greasy 4ebd.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, n. ", Oct. 5. - Not in many
weeks has Wall street seen dull d ay as this
1t WAS offered as an explanation that the eve of
the Jewish Day Of Atonement called many of the
brokers and operai ors from the street But there
apart from his a manifest disposition to re-
frain from trading and leave the market TO lie
fal ow for a time. Yesterdays sharp reaction an
parenily admonished the bulls that conditions are
not yet ready for resumption of the advance
he favorable factors which developed during tho
day, although they affected for a time the ind l.
vidual stocks TO which hey applied, were ineffec-
tive in causing general ad dvanoe and pri, es of
most stocks closed lower tonight
Union Pacific was exceptionally firm and prac-
tically recovered from yesterdays decline owing
to he dscredit attaching 10 reports OF an English
syndicate's intention TO outbad the reorganizs-
sale. Louisville and southern preferred were sus-
tanned by their good showing of earnings. All of
the traffic statements at hand showed notable in
creaSes in earnings, out not all the stocks of The
assisted well by report hat its differences
the traffic exchange with The Oregon Short
Line had en- adjusted, and the latter stock was
also strong during The day.
The principal activity centered in the special
ties and the trading in them was largely based on
vague rumors that had nothing do with the
general situation Actual rates for steriing ex-
change fel 1s for sight and n for long. This led
To increased talk of early gold imports In this
connection IL is interesting 10 know that to-days
cbandise shows de rease of S48U,773 from last
week, while that wee-' IS imports, it will be re-
neElbered decreased $685., 1874 over the preced-
ing week
from san Francisco were made a a clearing-hous e
bank to-day, and the continued increase of gold
reserve in the United states treasury even in the
face OF an excoss OF disbursements over receipts,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Herman and Sarah Eranger and Meier and
Fanny Galinger to Anglo Californian Bank (Lim-
ied), lot on + line of Polk street. II S14 OF Sac
ramento \ 50 by 1877 IS; $40.
Matthew and Catherine Kavanagh to August
ana Marie +. Schaefer lot commencing ITO 4 of
steiner "a IS by 1875, recorded $40.
Henry, Ida and Samuel Ickehe mer to Chris
Una l. Mason (wife OF Marcus) and Helen NJ .
Gedge (wife OF George) lot SE corner OF Clay
Marie C. A. q. Marshall to A Abraham Ruef lot
on \ line OF fifteenth street, Is w Of church. w
% b. n 100; $40.
Mary K. Duprey to Emma Pfeiffer, wife of Ru-
oolph, lot on y line OF Valley street, $50 w of
sanchez w 25 by ia; SlO.
Ludwig and Mercedes Arnstein to Walter l.
iooln lot on line of Twenty-fifth street, l35 w
OF noe W 20 by ia; $40.
slter l. and Mary T. Tobin to Phillip o Dom
nell, same: SO
allison c. Bonnell (by Thomas E. RYAN, Com
missoner) TO Jacob Perboner, lot on < line of
S5572 ~ A'' 'o'
Michael Parkinson (by Sidney " Smith and J..
*. Pringie, attorneys) to Robert II. Swayne, lot
on ~ line OF Ihird street, 70 n w of Howard
wv iS, NE 40 NV 22. NE 40, sc 55, SW 10
NV 10 sW 90: also lot Oh r. corner OF Third and
hunt streets, Sc % by NE 40; also lot on N.
me II OF Hunt street, 30 \ E of Third NE 40 IS by
81 90; also lot on NV line OF Howard stree 100
4 OF Third y 20 by wv 55; $40.
george NJ and Mary A. Coon 10 Guardian Loan
association, lot on n line of Cleman street, 80 IS
Of Fifth avenue, rs by n 100 S5
. Anna g. K. and j. sanders Reed to Abraham
huet, lot on line of Thirty-fifth avenue 10
. of G streei, 2O0 by l20; $40
catherine !. Payne (wife of Alfredl 10 AIb,rt NJ
Armstrong lot on line Of Victoria street, 450 N
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
VIII eat Movements.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. SEATTLE - Trade in
cattle wac rather slow, and prices favored buyers
in great many instances heavy natives and un-
desirable cattle generally elliug very unsatisiac-
tory. Naive Cattle So S0@4 so for common to
medium dressed beef grades, up to $5@5 40 for
choice TO extra shipp ng beeves, with sales largely
at 81 6O@S 10. numerous lots of Western fed
st ers going for SS sb@5 s. Native butchers and
Gamers stun sold better than might be expected
at a time when range cattle being marketed so
freely Cows and heifers. 81 1904 SO; bulls,
a. 5CG4 rs. Texas cattle showed no par ocular
change. and catt!e from the w estern ranges were
tairy active, the offerings consisting largely of
feeders, Gamers COWS and heifers.
Hogs were heavy and buyers succeeded in fore
ing further decline of sc. Heavy packing, So 46
n3 7b. choice gnt assorted. S4 1904 2215; bulk
IS 1894 10: pigs, S5 6U@13 81.
Trade IN sh ep and lambs WAS fairly active at
declining prices lambs showing the most weak
ness Native sheep 50 2Se4; western range So
GA native lam bs, S3@5: Western lambs. "a 5O6
IS; feeders sheep, So eOS3 IS. wi tn ewes se,i-
ing as low as IS 40.
keceipts-Cattie, $500; hogs, 26OUO; sheep
&c, 000
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct 5.-FIour receipts
43o75 exports, O,636 barrels. Fairly active and
shade frmer with wheat. Minnesota patents
80 1905 90; winter straits, "a 6O@4 rs. Rye
-four steady.
WHkAT-Receipts, 1433 exports 1856
bushels Spot strong; No. red, eS1sc Options
opened stronger on higher cables and droug ht
news, reacted under realizing, but advanced
again on active covering induced by heavy export
buying closed 1890 14c net higher. No red
october, S5c; December, 936,945sc closed 945sc
HOPS-Firm. State common TO choice 1Sa5
croD 4G6c; 1896 crop, 6@9c; 1897 CROP l4@l5c:
Pacific Coast, 1895 CROP z@6c: 1896 CROP 6@7c:
1897 crop, I2@l5c.
WOOL-Firm. Domestic fleece 2p@27c: No Q
extra, 21@42c: Texas, 1O@l6c
PETROLEUM-Dull unchanged
PIG 1RoN-Warrants very dull, 81 bid and
81 Is asked.
LAKE CoPPER-Quiet. Sll 25
TIN-Dull; ST. 60 Did Sl3 10 asked
sPELTER-Quiet; "a p BID, Sd 80 asked
LEAD - Exchange easy; S4 20 bid 81 221h
asked; brokers, strong.
COFFEE-options opened quiet, with prices
unchanged TO points lower ruled quiet closed 8
to 10 points lower: sales $3.50 bags Including De-
cember. S6 40: March. Sc TO-
Spot-kb, quiet; No. invoice, 7c; iobbiug
71ac; mild, steady; Cordova, lO1aall 6Ihc
5-l6c: centrifugal, 96 test. 3 Is &c: refined
quiet; standard a, &c; confectionery; A. &c:
crushed, 534c powdered. 53sc; cut LOAF sac:
granulated 51sc: cubes, 53sc
BUI ER-heceipts, 1893 packages: higher:
Creamery, l4@22c: tlgins 23c: factory, e@l3c
EOSs-Recelpts, 16 O98 packages; quiet; $ ate
and pennsylvania, l6ts@lS1ac; Western l61l@
17c. ~~Tz~
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ExCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTs-Are steady at 27s 3D.
usual European options. The chartered wheat feet
IN port mas registered tonnage OF 1900. against
az OOo tons the same date last year; Olsen.
gageo A 300 tons, against i, 500; on the way to
tpIs port 2oO, 900 tons. against 277, 500.
fAI-Liverpool and Paris futures are ad-
al around. This market. OF course, is hardening
IN, IN syinpsthv with the others. The advance on
Local quotations are as follows: 81 as for No. /,
81 40 for choice and 81 4712@1 so q ctl for
extra cnoice Tor milling
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-s:l5 o'clock-December-
2oo0 59o0 cts, 81 asia 5000 81 46s4 ss 600 81 At:
5000, 81 4414; 1910, 81 441s
SECOND SESSION - December 10000 ctls,
81 47$4; y COO 81 ass May~2oto, 81 1914;
4 o., 81 453S; l2.UOO, Al
ooo 1Ghs!Ne ta 45oS = ess sooo
81 :7ss $780, 81 411a. May-20O0, 81 as; 60OO,
AFTERNOON SESSION - Decem ber-4OOO ctls.
8! 47s4; 200, 81 4s 44,OoO 81 4s1s; 10000,
81 4S3s 2oOU, 81 4S1s; s0U0, 81 1855; 20 O00,
g S4- ssS4- May-6Oo0 81 AZ; 1000. 81 471s 400
BAkLEY-The Star of Russia takes for Cork
el,253 ctls Chevalier, valued at Ssl, 800.
reed Is still quiet at the decline, Uut the feeling
Is ste adler Brewing is in better demand for ship
ment & at proved prices. No change in Cheval er
for o No ! and a 86@l 40 for No; 2; Brewing,
81 O7as@i 10 for No. and s21a@s71ac p ct for
BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEsSIoN-9:15 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-December-2OO ctls, S9ssc;
10, OU, S914c
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decem ber-SO00,
s9c.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December-2000 ctls
Ssc; 1000. SS3lc: 4OUO, Ss14c
OAIS-Iraoe Is rather more active, the dem and
being better. There no change in prices Fancy
reed are quotaole at ST. 271a@l 80 . ctl: good
to choice 81 1712@l %; common, 81 0712@l Is;
Surprise, Sl 30: Red, 81 l5@l 25; Gray, ST. 15@
l 20; Milling 81 2212@1 274a q ell; Black, for
feed, 81 lOQl l6; for seed. 81 259l SO. Clipped
Oats sell at $lQg2 2 ton over the raw product
noted at The Cd pr,ces Small Rnnna Yellow
81 1901 20 Large Yellow, 81 O71a@1 1212;
White, 81 O71aG1 l21a p ct.
RYE-Continues quiet at 81 l2121l 15 q ctL
BUCK KWAEAI-SbcMS 5 q Gu
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco,
October 8, 1897, ; P. NJ
The following the maximum temperatures
reported to-day by telegraph from weather burea u
stations in California:
hed Bluff 90. Sacramento So Fresno "a, san
Luis Cbispo 20, l os angeles IA, san Diego 20,
Yuma 100.
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature 72,
minimum 50, mean 81.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
a slight depression IS central this evening in the
vicinity of Fresno, which is slowly moving orth-
wa d This VIII probably unite with storm NOV
Ing eastward from the Pacific toward the North
ern Californa and oregon coast. Cloudy weather
is reported from the greater potion OF California
and occasions light showers have o,curre in the
central portion of the state. thunders orrn
with O6 OF an inch OF rain occurred Fresno this
afternoon Warning of its approach was furnished
raIsln-gl overs IN ample time to stack their trays
i sio'm of considerable energy appears to be
approaching the coast in the vicinity o. ureka;
the wind at Point Reyes is 20 miles an hour from
the southeast and on Mount Tamalpai il is blow
ing so m les an hour from he same direction 1t
now Sc. ms prooaLle tina general rain may be ex-
peeted throughout Northern California Wednes-
day.
orecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight October 8. 1897:
Northern alifo nia-hain Wednesday: brisk
southeasterly to southwesterly wind: high on the
northern coast; cooler in The Sacramento Valley
southern California-Partly cloudy Wednesd ay :;
brisk wester wind: conditions becoming tn reat-
euing WEDNESDAY night.
Nevada-IncreasIng cloudiness and probably
rain Wednesday; cooler in al but extreme west
PORTION Wednesday.
Utah-Fair Wednesday; increasing cloudiness
Wednesday night
Arizona-Partly cloudy wedne day.
san Franc and vic nty-kain Wednesday:
brisk 10 bigh southwest wind.
special report from Mount Tamalpais: Cloudy
wea. her; wind so miles per hour; Temperature
81; maximum temperature rs; barometer 80.
w. H HAMMoN, Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
POULTRY AND GAME.

16c for Turkeys, 81 % for Geese, So for Hens So
for young Roosters. "a so for Cd BOOSTERS, S3
for Fryers and 81 SO for BroiIers
Local stock is dull and weak, owing 10 the free
receipts from the East.
Game came in out of condition, owing to the SUI
try weather, and prices were on In consequence.
The demand also poor
Live Turkeys are quoIable at 1A@l6c for Cob
blers and lSG14c for Hens; Geese z pair, ST. rs
81 rs; Ducks, $3 p Oxen for old and 1904 20 for
young; Hens, $5@5; BOOSTERS. young, IS 500
90; do old. % 5U@4; Fryers. So 75G3; Broilers,
81 50@3 for large and 81 b0@2 25 for small
Pigeons, 81 2b@l 90 o doz for young and 7bc(GS1
for old
GAME - Quail, y Dozen s1@l 25; MaiIard.
~ 50@4; sprig, 81 25@3; Teal 75c@Sl so;
Wldgeon, Sl&2: small Duck, $l@1 so: Gray
Geese S2@2 81; English Snipe. 81 so; JACK Snipe,
81 25@l So; Hare, 81: Rabbits, 81 25@l SO q doz
for CottontailS and 75cMSl for small
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

is additional evidence of the abundant supply of
gold at present in the country.
There falling on il the activity Of the bond
marke., but prices fJr.the most part were steady
and in some cases strong The total sales were
81, 400 QUO. UBted states As registered wei e
advanced 12c bid and do coupon 1sc bid. he 5s
registered also arose 1sc bid. There a sale of
the 5s coupon a; ll512
10 81 saes of stock s to-day, 81 500 shares. in
cluding: Atcnisou preferrei 5Sl2 G. and o.
4275 Burlington 2l155, G. c. G. and ST. l.. l040,
L. and y. S525 ManhaUtan 10, 81. Misso uri Pa
cifc l23o5, M. and y. 4<5, New YORK Cen tral
1920. Northern Pacific preferred is, ,304. o. and
W 10, l4O: Reading 1857, Rock Island 1921, st.
Paul 2S,1Oo, southern hallway preferred 6S45,
Wabash preferred 6665. Union Pacific 1920,
American Tobacco 4l0O, Bay State Gas 200,
On cago Gas $4,000, General Electric 1000. Pa
cifc Mail Bats sugar 23 347 T. G. a-d l. 1886,
Chica o Great eslern l2,34Q
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, MASS, oct. 5.-The tone of the wool
msrket continues TO harden. Territory wool con-
tinue to lead in the matter Of sales Medium and
fine is selling at 47950c while 52c is being haa for
staple lots Fleece woods are firm and prices are
gradually hardening.
Australian woods hold well and buy ers are
vet disu osed to lake good lines at market prices:
Quotations: Unwashed medium, Missouri quarter
bcod combing 22@23c: Missouri, three eighths-
blood comblng, 2IG23c; braid com bing BIC
Texas wool-Spring medium, twelve months I5G
Ice; secured price, 4ld42c; spring, fine, twelve
months, I3@l4c; secured price, 47@50c.
Territory wools-MonIana fine medium and fine
14@l7c: secured price. 41(1 DC; staple, 5O@52c;
Utah, Wyoming. etc, fine Inedium and fine, Il "a
17c' secured price, h a. DC; staple, 5O@ozc.
Australian wools-Scoured basis com bng, super
fine, CSC; com bing good 6Oc: combing. average.
5Se; Queensland, combing, 56G5Sc.
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DECIDuoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The ma rket for all kinds IS easy under large SUP
plies. Tab lie Grapes choke the market. Wine
Grapes are in heavy supply and rather weak than
otherwise.
LINES q uli and weak
DECIDUoUS FkUITs-
strawberries, s. "a . chest for large
Huckle berries 3@4c p n.
Blackb berries, - p cnest-
Ras spberries, s4@6 y chest
Pom, grsnates. a047bc 2 box.
Gaze Cod Cranberries, TS@S p Dbl; Coos Bay,
81 5U@2 75 q box.
Peaches, 5@50c p box.
p, ,ums, nom na hardly any coming In.
Pears, Bart etts. Sl@1 25; inter Nelis, 5O@
76c; common kinds, 25@sOc q box.
apples, 25@35c p box Tor common and 50075c
for good TO choice.
Ounces, z5@4Oc q box.
Grapes, in boxes, 2t@-5c for Muscats l5@25c
for black. l5@25c for Tokay, 4C@50c for Isabella
ard .0@25c for Sweetwater. Crates sell about
1Oc higher than boxes ZinfandeI Wine Grapes
&1Z@l5 q ton; White Wine Grapes, $Io@l2; Mis-
sion Grapes. $1U
Watermelons, S. @l2 p 100.
Cantaoupes. 6oc0Sl - craze
Nutmeg Melons, 35@50c 2 box on the wharf
CITRUS FRUIIs-Valenca Oranges. S2@3
p box: Lemons, 75c@$l 80 q box for common
and $293 for good TO choice: Mexican Lines
S594 O box; Bananas, 81 2b92 = bunch: Pine
apples. 81 5O93 y doz
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06

Hops are reported in curious condition Let
ters from the fields say that high 15c is be-
Ing offered there while lac is the full figure here.
Dealers all at this curious state of +
ialrs Hops are firm. however
WOOL is as active aud firm ever Hides are
still selling well.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands gell 1c
under sound stock Heavy sated steers. 9@912c
ID; medium. S1a@Sc y ID; light S@o1ac; ow-
hides, S@9C q b; Stays &c: sa ted Kip, S1aGsc;
salted Cali, 9@10c p b; salted Veal, S1s csc; dry
Hioes lac Q b; culls and brands, 12c ory Kip
and Veal lac; dry Calf, 17c; culs, iOc: Goatsklns
Zo@3oc each: Kids, SC; Deerskins good summer
Zoc 10; medium, 20c; winter. 1Oc; Sheepskins
shearlings. lO@2Oc each; short wool 25@4Oc
each.
TALLoW-No. /. rendered. 2s4 @314c p h; No
2 A2!49312c: refined, SC; Grease, &c q h.
w OOL - Fall clip - Middle counties, free,
1O@l Sc; do defective lO@llc; San Joaquin de-
iectlve 7@sc h; do Lambs. 61aQsc: Southern
mountain S@l2c; free Northern, l2Gl4c q fb;
90, detective, 9@11c; boldt and Mendocino
l3@l5 sc p b.
hOPS-Old crop, 66Sc N for fair and oMlOc
for good; new crop. llMl4c
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
Explanation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
a. station indicate maximum temperature for the
oeys; those underneath it, if any, the amount OF
rainfall. of melted snow in inches and bnndredtbs
during the past twelve hours Isobars or solid
lines, connect poin.s of equal air pressure: iso-
therIns, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word high" means high barometric pressure and
is usually ompanied by fair weather: 'fow"
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 the interior
and low along the coast, and the fsobars extend
north and south along the coast. rain is probable
out when the "low'' is inclosed with isobars OF
able With a high" in the vicinity of Idaho. and
the pressure falling to the California coast warm
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The of these conditions
Will produce an opposite result