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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

The mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance of Mrs. Pauline Merry from
her home at No so Hope street, Chi
cago, was solved by the confession of
Thomas Hickey, who was arrested on
suspicion. Hickey told a revolving
story of how Christopher Merry
choked and beat his wife week ago
last Friday. Then, finding it impos-
sible to restore his wife to conscious
ness, Hickey says that Merry decided
to put her "out of her misery"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06
TIT FOR TAT.

Mr.. Hunker-I think it is perfectly
ridiculous the way you girls are i'm
itating Cleo de Microbes style of
dressing her hair.
Miss Gilgal-Isn't it? Do you know,
think it is almost as ridiculous as
the way you boys began to wear your
hair pompadour after Corbett thrashed
Sullivan. -Harper's Bazaar.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

A very pretty and unique gift is the
thermometer 4-ere illustrated. Of
course, it is not possible to get
branches with buds or twig termina-
lions on each end, as shown in the pic
ture, but it is possible to gain the same
effect by shaving very thin a twig hav-
ing budded end and also the plain
end of the twig you desire to use then
fasten both shaved ends together with
fine wire or tiny brads. If the latter
cannot be obtained small enough pins
will prove a good substitute, and the
projecting points (for they are sure to
be too long, can be cut off close to the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

finished by cord or binding of ribbon.
A loop of lie cord is added SO that the
slipper can be hung UP. The needle
mel, and the pins are inserted around
the edge. The band of ribbon, which
is tied around the middle of the case,
terminating in bow in front, is not
merely for decoration, for under it in
the back is thrust a card Of darning
cotton, the little pocket formed by the
toe being the receptacle for spool of
white cotton, scissors and thimble.
A girl was going abroad to study
Her chum, clever New England girl,
designed delightful gift for the traV-
eler, which when first seen looked like
a soft satin portfolio. The recipient
opened the package, thinking it a
handkerchief case or glove holder or
a place for wells. Instead she found
tucked away in the soft-lined, satchet
perfumed fold twelve long white en-
velopes, each one sealed and bearing
on the point of the overlap the name
of a month in decorative lettering, all
the way from January to December.
On the address side there were legends
and markings for the events of each
month: January, the wish for the new
year; February, ST. Valentine; her
birthday in March; Easter on May day,
each with some personal reference to
the layout of Ter own life, as it seemed
probable it was to be. In her Paris
pension life the opening of the en-
velope at the beginning of each month
was a glad surprise, for inside was
always some unique and thoughtful
filling "a pretty necktie, a veil, a pair
of gloves, a set of photographs taken
at the spots they loved SO we'll where
the summer was passed. 1t had taken
some thought and time and extra eff
fort to do this, but it was worth it in
the pleasure and tender appreciation
it stirred in the heart of the girl who
was far away.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06
COLOR OF NEGRO BABIES.

Even the blacklist negro, it seems, is
not always black. DR.. Collignon, an
eminent French psychologist, after
helping to usher into the world sew
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

Mrs Adrian Iselin, Sr., is dead in
New York, aged " years. Among her
children is G. Oliver Iselin, owner of
the yachts, Mohawk, Vigilant and De-
fender.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

iron off any good transfer pattern on
1T, taking care to select for the purpose
a. bold design where there is not much
interlacing of leaves and branches. Be
fore placing your design on the buck
aback, decide which way the lines of
darning are to go. AS you will see
they go across the stuff. Had the lines
been desired to go longitudinally the
pattern would have been placed the
other way. The flower here has been
worked in what is called long and
short stitch, three shades of old-gold
colored filOselle being used Three
shreads of the filoselle we're used at a
time. The stem of the flower was
done in rope stitch The entire spray
is finished before the darning is done.
The darning is q great feature of buck
aback work, and in the example be-
fore you has been done in dark red
silk. Six threads of the filoselle were
used at time, and that is the amount
necessary to make sufficient effect.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

A bright girl is concocting a square
dozen of souvenirs for Christmas gifts.
Last summer there was a jolly party
of friends camping together in the Blue
mountains, and this young woman
with her camera outfit, was an enthu-
siastic participant in the delights OF
the out Of door life. Of course a series
of views and groups was the result
She is now busy evolving from these
views a dozen effective little volumes
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

Embroidered linen novelties are nu-
merous, one of the most sensible
things being a cornucopia for a hair
receiver, which can be opened and
laundered. Linen embroidery is very
tedious work, however, and the anna
teur had better not undertake it. En-
velope cases are made of linen and
have places at each end for notebooks,
one of which is meant for addresses
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

on either side are decorated with pan
els of Japanese paper and the center
one with a sheet of looking-glass. A
table like this can easily be arranged
inexpensively by the local carpenter,
while many brothers would undertake
the work for their sisters quickly and
we'll. This table should be stained
green when finished
Ordinary huckaback toweling, which
can be bought at any dry goods store
in white or unbleached cotton or lin
ell, can be used as the foundation for
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

A necessary adjunct to a girls den
is the desk or writing table. The il
lustration shows a corner writing table
which, if the room is small, will prove
a most valuable present. Here pigeon
holes and cupboards are arranged in
such way that every inch of space is
made the most of, while the cupboards
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

one another, making the upper sur
faces all of the same level. The metal
indicators always have small perfora-
tons, either in each corner or at the
top and bottom, through which screws
may be inserted to hold the thermom-
eter to the wooden panel. A metal
eye or loop should be attached to the
back of the panel by which it may be
hung up.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

A piece of satin Is inches wide and
10 inches deep forms a charming sew
ing bag. This is to be folded in half
and sewed UP the side and bottom.
The portion forming the top is cut to
fashion four tabs 21a inches in depth.
The bag is lined throughout with silk
or satin, forming a sort of binding at
the top of the tabs, and is drawn up
by ribbon run through a casing. The
sides are trimmed by bows of ribbon
and frills of lace, and on the front is
embroidered the initial of the person
for whom the bag is intended, sur
rounded by an empire wreath This
bag develops prettily in black and blue
satin, with lace.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

How many exquisite little holiday
gifts one can prepare if she can paint!
A fancy greatly appreciated by one
who cannot paint is this: Take a satin
ribbon from three to four inches wide,
have it long enough to tie in a hand
some bow, fringe the ends and then
above this paint a tasteful design.
Flowers are perhaps prettier than
anything else, but I saw one with a
tiny landscape painted upon it with
such delicate touches that it was love-
ly. These bows are to be used as
adornments for sofa arms or backs or
to put upon the left hand corner of a
chair back. Another article upon
which the brush may be used to adj
vantage is the covering of a fine needle
pillow. The latest novelty in shape
is that of a muff, half the cover to be
of pale pink, the other half of pale
green. The ends were tied with bows
of pink and green ribbons. The decor
alton was branch of pine
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-06

to be used as tokens on the 25t41 OF the
month.
The leaves of the books are cut
from heavy cardboard, into which the
photos are set as in an album. The
leaves are not sewed or pasted, but
tied together with inch wide ribbon
at the points where bound book is
caught with thread or wire.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
STEAMERS TO SAIL.

STEAMER FsTINATIoN7 = sAIIs PIER
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
10 Clear 0 Partly CLOUDY
o CIouaH @ Ram s Snow
alton.

The arrow files with the wind. The top dgure1
a. station indicate maximum temperature for tbs
days: those underneath it. II any, the amount OF
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredtnS, ),
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, solid
lines. connect poin OF equal air pressure; isO-
therms or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "hiEh" means high barometric pressure and
IS usually accom- panied BY fair weather: 'low'
refers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rslus.
LOWS usually first appear the Washington
coast. When he pressure is high in the interior
ana low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is proba b e.:
but when the "lOw'' IS tnclosed with isobars Of
marked curvature, rain south OF Oregon is improb-
able With a high in he 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
SlL produce opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
Wheat Movements.
Shtpmpntq
I,16736S
TIDE WATER
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO ILL Sept. u. - CATTLE - There
good demand for desirable lots of cattle, prices
foc which were well msintained, and the only de-
scription that showed weakness cattle of
ordinary quality, Gco many droves OF that kind be-
ing Cff red on the market Sales basis
of IS 9OG4 05 for common 10 fine native beef
steers, with the bulk of the transactions 81 500
20 StocSers and feeders trade active, with
lies largely Western range cattle. Sales ranged
all the way from as 500 75 for ordinary stock.
ers up 0 81 25@4 90 for good 10 pr M feeders
Cows, heifers anu bulls failed any particu-
lar change. and calves ere active aud firm.
HOGs-Were largely 5@lUC lower. he bulk
sold al So sU@4 10. Hogs sod at an exlreme
range of SO 6UG4 so
HktP-Were lOc . 100 TBS lower. Natives,
81 25@y2 75 for the poorest up 10 S4G4 20 for
choice 10 extra, and Western range flo Ks were
wanted AT SIS 5O@+ 10, feeders being free buyers
SIS 60Gl3 10. in some cases at IS S0G3 90. he
lamb trade was active at 81 25@14 D, Tor common
S5 50@5 SIS for choice TO prime, choice
lambs fetching s 2 i@5 so.
keceipts-Cattle 2l000; hogs $4,000; sheep,
% 600.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28

terdav though the depreciation was slight Rusi-
dull.
Local quotations are as follows: 81 so for No.
l, 81 IA choice ami 81 5212@l 57!2 g ctl for
extra choice TOR milling.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 oclock-December-
AZ OO cts 5U14 l2,00O, 81 5O1s; 10 600 81 oO
81 ss; 1000, 81 1914.
SECOND SESSION = December l4O00 ctls.
81 :03s; 20oUr, 81 5U1a May-20Op 81 1855;
200, 81 49s4 2OO0 81 1873
REGULAR MORNING SEssION-Decemo moer-bUOU
ctls, II 5O1a 1000. 81 5UL4; $4,000 81 50; 2OO0,
81 4SIs May-2o0O, j 4e5s; -0uO, 81 49$s; eoOO,
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-Decem ter-2s, 900 ctls,
81 497s; 1000. 81 4984; 5000 ST. so May
5000, 81 4S$4; 2OUO, 81 4S7s; 1000, ST 4s1s.
BAR LII Y-The marHet Is uul and unchanSed
Feed 9O@9712c; Chevalier. 81 5212@1 5712
Tor No and Il 35@l 40 tor No. = Brewing
81 l0@l 10 for No. l and $1@l 05 q ctl Tor dark
Coast
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'clock-No sales.
SECOND SEsS ION-No saes.
REGULAR MORNING SESS SloN-Decem ber-20O0
CTS. s412c.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales.
OAi S-lhere s a fair local jObbing demand.
Fancy Feed quotabie at 81 35@1 40 q Ctl:
91 1712; Surprise, 81 45t1l so: ReI, 81 1901 p: :
Gray, 81 1z12@1 l71a; Milling, 81 309l 50 =
ctl; Black tor iced, $l91 10; for seed. ST. $50
80 Clipped Oats sell at $lt9Z q ton over Ihe raw
product
CoRN-Previous prices rule with quiet mar
Yellow 81 O712@l 121a; White. 81 U712gl 124a
q ctl.
RYE-Small sales at 81 l21a91 Is p ctl.
BUCK w AEAl-95c@S1 D Is ctL
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DRIED FRUITS, KAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

There is no provement yet, and sales are of q
lobbng character.
New RaisIns are selling at 3I2c for 2crown, 4lac
for S'crown. 5l2c Tor 4crowu &C for Seedless
sultanas ana 81 Is Tor London layers Dried
Or. pes. 314c.
DRIED FkUITs-Quotations are folows
Prunes, CARLOAD io.s, 514c 40-50's 434c for so
60's, 414c Tor 60-7O's, 3s4c Tor Z, -sO's, SAC
2 10 Tor SO-9Os ana 234c Tor 80 zoos; Peaches
512@612c 2 10; fancy. &c; peeled -; Apri-
cots, 51a@612c for Roy ais and 7@S12c for good to
fancy Moorpafks evHporated apples, o12@6c
sundried 3@312c; black Figs in sacks, 2(nzlac;
Plums. 4G41ac q ID for pItted and l@2c for un-
pitt ed; bleached Plums, 5g512c; Nectarines, 59
DC y h Tor prime to fancy Pears 59512c for quar-
ters and 612@7c for halves.
Ra1SlN 81 Old CROP
Fourcrowu, loose 4@5c: 3-crown 311s@4c: 3
crown, 2$4@3i4c q ID seedless Sultanas, 5@51ac;
seedless ".uscatels, 49412c; Crown London lay
eIS SlGl .; clusters, 81 l5@1 25; Dehesa clus-
teTS' 81 75@Z Imperial listers, S2@2 rs.
NCIS-Walnuts 712@Sc for hand and 9@912c
Tor softshel; Almonds 3(n4c for hardshell aud s@1
!oc Tor papershel |; Peanuts. 4g5c Tor Eastern aud
&c for Cal ornia; hickory Nuts 5@6c tb Pc
cans, 99lOc p ID; Filberts, 9@91ac; Brazil Nuts,
e@9c; Cocoanuts. $5l5 80 3 100
HON Fl-New Comb. 10c Tor bright and 7CG9c
for lower grades; new water-white extracted, 414@
age; light amber extracted, 334@4c Is h.
bGESW a AA-2y(0 25c p h.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
Dried Fruits
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept % - Wheat was firm
to-day IN spite OF a large array of bear news De-
cember closing with I@115c advance. 1t was
very We ak at the opening. Liverpool opened at a
decline of ! 1ad for futures, Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported l427 carloads their receip while
the exports TO Europe the week from all sur
plus producing countries were over $500, 900
bushels Shorts started to er and in the course
OF an hour nearly ali the opening decline had been
recovered Sea pers ran the market for the first
half hour OF the session. After that the trad n Z
though quiet, was of more general Charac. er
] he advance was in spite I the tact that most of
fresh Information tnat came IN was OF bearish
character.
i he Only i'm portant matter OF different char
acier was the earancts from the principal At
Iangic ports, which IN wheat and hIUr together
amounted to 10000 bushes. Decem Der sod up
91C, eclined to y0Ac and from thai point
gradually rose 10 9l34c. II slid off again TO 9G3l C.
however, on the announcemel of the unex-
pectediy large visible increase. Satistician Snow
estimated that The wiz ter wheat crop OF the
United States 365 900 bushels and the
spring wheat 225, 0O0,UUJ bushels The am oun.
on ocean pAssa increased 1,6SU,00U bushels for
the week. Primary market receipts for the day
were l,7bO,OC0 bushels, against l,366UO0 bushes
year ago Inc visible supp increased z, ,4O3-
900 bushels. whereas only alb Jut ], 10000 bushels
increase had been Calculated on.
stocks OF wheat IN Liverpool are 22o.O0O bush
els smaller than week ago While the English
visible decreased 126 90 bushels Closing Liver
pool cables reported dec ines in futures OF from
bushel higher for Septe m ber, and 10 centimes
higher TO later delivery Antwerp showed an
improvement OF 12La centimeS. Complaints OF
drought in the winter wheat section are growing
more general everv day. eeding, it is said, is
being greatly retarded These repor very
influential during the morning. The mar ct grew
quite strong toward the The strength of
the ct sing Continental cabr S and he ports OF
drought damage in Argentine started renewed
buying Good support came from New York al So
December advanced 70 9l3 "a G9l 7sc and closed at
sI5s 9lAc.
LUrn, like wheat, was weak at the opening prl
cipaily through sympathy with tina, market. Ihe
market turned stTo1g and remained during the
remainder of the session. The ad vance was partly
due to sympathy with wheat. December ranged
from 29 1sG50c TO 2914c, closing lac to $sc higher
at 297sGG30c
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

BOSTON, NJ ASS. Sept 27.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany's auction sales: Pears-Bartletts, 50 500
3 10. average 81 50; .laf boxes, ST. so. Grapes
Tokay. soc q$l so average 99c; double crates
81 25@3 10, average So 80. Peaches-Salway,
75c@OS J. average SSc; e. orge's Late, 65@75c av-
erage 6Sc; IL vi Cling. 75c Seven cars sold today
PHILADELPh1A, PA. Sept 27.-The Earl Fruit
Company's auction saes: Grapes-Iokay, 61c0
81 double cra.es 81 l5G1 80. Peaches-oalway
35@55c. Five cars sold to-day.
NEW YORK. y. Y. sept. z7.-Auction sales
by the Earl Fruit Company: Grapes-Tokay
5Oc@SI 50; doub crates, 81 4O@2 65. Pears
BarIetts, 81 1898 10; Doyenne, Sl@l %: Clair
geAu 81 55@1 g.: Diel. 60t@I 25: u. Morceau
75c@S1 So: Comtce, St o. %. Peacbes-Salway
3a@75c; Levi Cling, 75c. P.nms-Coe's Late Red
95C@Si.
CHICAGO, ILL, sept 27.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany's auction sales: Grapes-Tokav. 6OcG$l 90
average c; doabe crates ST ga; Malaga single
crates 6Od ~O' AVERAGE Ice; Muscat, SUc@ l 10;
Japan, S. 81. Peaches-oaIway, 7U@SOc: George
Lat. 55c. Pears-Bartlet;s, ~ 20; single crates
81 35; Wintrr Neis, boxes, 81 55. Seventeen
car, LO-daV
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

tomorrow on Louisville, st. Paul and Others and
naSmuch prof were secured -ome time ago
tho e shares VIII not have 10 be broken in They
will the eore probably be less for delivery
than at the last account
he mInT ettlemen' to-dTy was featureiess
Rates were far stif To-morroN none rates
may possibly be u per higher than month
ago Gold was in IS demand to-day at Us II 12d.
There falling on n the supply of American
bills.
The Paris and Berlin marx were quiet
An article in The Jou des Debats limiting
that the French mint mght be willing to open to
silver at the ratio of 1912 TO excites discussion
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch of the United States Hydrographc
Office located in tho MercEantS Exchange is
maintained in san Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard nationality and tree OF
expense.
Navigators cordially invited 10 visit the
office. where complete sets OF charts and sailing
directions of the world are Kept on hand com
parson and reference, and the latest information
can always be obtained regarding lights. dangers
10 navigation and all matters or interest TO ocean
commerce.
The time ball on TOD OF the building on Tee-
graph Hill is hoisted about minutes before
noon and is dropped at noon. 12Uth meridian. by
telegraphic signal received each day from the
United states Naval Observatory u Mare Island
Cal.
dropped on time, or giving the error If any, u
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Bacou, &c 2 n for heavy,
9Hac Tor light medium, lOc for ligh., l012c a ID
for extra light aud nc for sugar-cured East
ern sugar-cuTed Hams, lI@1213c u b; Cal fornia
Hams l0@1O12c q 10; Mess Beef, 81 so p bbl
extra mess d.. SO; family do SO: salt
Pork, $s@s 5O . bbl; extra prime Pork. sl0
extra clear 81 6tGl so; mess, $40 q bDl: smoked
La RD-hastern tierces quoted a 514@5s4c for
compound ana 612c pure; pals, 714c { alIornia
ueTceS, 395l4c z ID Tor compound aud o12c Tor
pure nni 9os 6$4 c; lO-fb tins, 714c; do o h, 11ac
COZ liOLEN E-llerces, case. Packa es i ss
than $50 ns-l-b pals, 81 in y case S1sc; 3-lb
pals ~ IN case, $3.50: 5-tb pails II in q case
e!4c; IO-b pals IN case, S1sc; So ID tins or
In case 1850: wooden tut kets, So lbs net
f2sc fancy tubs so lbs net, 1880; half bbs, about
10 lbs. 712c p H.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Are higher owing active northern
demand Calcutta Grain Bags, $3.50 51sC: san
Quen lin, as 40; Wool Bags 27@30c; Fruit Bags
514c 534c and &c for the different sizes.
COAL-W ellington, SS: New Wellington. SIS;
Soc:hfeld Wellington. 81 so; seattle. $5 SO: Bry
ant. SO SO; Coos Fay, S4 rs; Wallsend, SO rs p
tor; Cum berland Sl4 50 q ton in bulk and SIG
In SACKS: PENNSYLVANIA, Anthracite Egg. $l4 2
ton; Welsh Anthracite, s. @12; Camel - g
ton; Rock Springs, Castle GaIe and Pleasant Val
ley, 81 6O; Coke $ll@12 bulk and SIS q ton
in SKIS
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes, terms me- cash: Cube and Crushed and
Fine Crushed, 6S8c; Powdered. 61sc; Dry Granu-
lated, 512c q ID; Contectioneis' A, slice: Magnolia
a, 51sc. Extra {, SC; Golden G. 47sc Candy
GranGlated $3.50; California A, 514c; half-barrels
14c more than barrels, and boxes 12c more.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
BUTTER, CHEEsE AND EGGS.

Butter is easy, but there is change in quota
tions worthy of note Fancy Eggs and Cheese are
doing better again.
BUTTER
CREAMERy-Fancy creameries. 2792sc 3 h;
seconds. z5G26c r ID.
DAIRY hoice 10 fancy, 2SG24c q D. lower
grades l60z212c.
PIcKLED-lS@2lc 2 b.
FIRKIN-I74l9c y h.
CREAMERY TUB-20@22c q n
EAsTERN-12Gl &c Tor ladle packed
CHEESk-Choice mild new. l0@l01ec; common
to good, S1aG9l2c; Cream Cheddar lUG1lc q ID; ;
Dung America, llc; Western, I013Gllc; East
ern, 1@12@1312c 2 10
tGGs-n amen Eggs, 2712@S3c; store Eggs.
20@25c p dozen; Eastern. -212@25c Tor good
10 fancy and ls@20c ,oI seconds; DUCK Eggs, ZUc
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
POTATOES, ONION. VEGETABLES.

The market for ordinary grades of Potatoes for
shipping is firm, but fancy Potatoes, Tor local
trade, dull. Onions about the same Toma-
toes weak.
POTATOES Early Rose, 3O@4Uc; River Reds,
50@60c; BurbanGs, 45@ SOC; aItnas Burbanks,
5G@o0c; Sweet Potatoes, 6Uc@$l y ctL
ONIONS-S0Ge0c; Pickle onions, 75c 2 SIX
NEnET a BLES-Bay Squash 35@50c p box;
Marrowfat squash, $SnlU g ton; Bay Cucumbers-
2oG35c p box; Pickles. l12c for No. ], lsz e h
for y o. q Green Peppers, Z5@4Oc for Chile and
5UlL40c for Bell Green Peas, l14aGl2c 2 10: Strlng
Beans l@2c . 10, Lima Beans, l12@2c. Green
ONra, S0@o0c = box; Dned Okra c@Sc o h;
Egg Plant, 5U@40c; Cabbage, 6OG75' e ctl; Car
rots, y 6n30c q sack; Garlic lIsGG3c 3 ID; Toma-
toes, 20@35c river and 2564Uc for Alameda:
Green Corn, 20@75c r sack 4OG60c 2 crate for
Berkeley and 75cQSl so 2 crate for Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
DEc1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Wine Grapes are weaker at a slight decline
Table Grapes drug of course.
Peaches Pears and Plums are dull In fact,
ever thing the list is quiet.
DECIDUOUS FKUITS-
Strawberries $3614 y chest for large
HuckleberIles. 4@5c p IL.
Black berries 5 0Ud3 y ch est
Ras pberries, S4G5 y chest
Pom" sranEtes Z-@75c q bo1.
Cane Cod Cranb-rrlrs. So q bbl
Peaches, 20G50c r box; IN bulk, S25@30 p ton
for cIInSs ana Sl5D2U TOR frees
P.ums 25G4UC; japanese, 5U@75c.
Pears, Bart.etts 75cG$l; common kinds, 25@
40c q box.
apples, 25@35c = box for common and 60@65c
for good TO cho
Ounces. 25@ DC y box.
Grapes in boxes, 2C@35c for Mnscats 15@30c
for black, 5@3Oc ior TOKay, SU@50c f,r Isabella
and 5@25c Tor sweetwater. crates sell about
l0c higher than boxes Znfandel Wine Grapes,
Sl4@l6 z ton
WatermeiorS, S7(Gl2 p 100.
Cahta,oupes, 4uc@$l ~ e.
Nutmeg Melons, Z3@4Lc p box on the wharf
CITRUS FRUIl S-Valencla Oranges. $2@3
p box; Lemons, 81 25Gi rs y box for common
and S2@3 so for good to choice: Mexican Lines,
S5G5 81 q box; Bananas $l@2 bO 8 bunch;
Plneapples $2(G3 q doH