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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-02-11
June, 1895.

W H Anderson & Co. law books for
Standard Oil Co, one barrel oil for
d G Brown, Clerks fees state VS. A
AmmOnS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" ......
Spengler Bros & Co, supplies for court
mouse .'........ ...'.' ..''.....-..'.
Fred IGroenewold, repairs to water
works at county buildings..".. ...:..
Geo Vogle, services as Intirmary Dir
ectors to,June 1st, 1896. .........:-....
vs. Maud Larcom. ....................
Bloomfield, post mortem examina-
tipo OF + Laid .....,. go. -;........;
Geo w Skinner, one day before board
of equalization and appraiSlng
| Sohn'S addition. ........................
H Il Stockman, services Infirmary Di-
rector to June 1st, 1885 .......
G FL Dittmer, services lnfirmary Dl-
rector to June 1st. 1896....... .........
David Harmon, coroner's fees, inquest
Of f Ladd .............. ...................
| VIM Earton, sheep claim .....-....
J NJ Burk. constable's fees State VS. A
| AmmOnS -. ............ ,...,.....".....
Geo H Rohrs & Rro. blankets, etc. for
| county Jail. ................. .-""........
B / Wade Co., special tax receipts for
| treasurer, ..-....... ..,..-......... .....
" " ItOdcu, phTC pay on HlthSonHy uetbI
| treltOn........ i....".... ......."......
John Ryan. masonery orbridge Da-
mascus township .............
| Frank Travis, cleaning out county
4 ditch no 81 Of Grelton. -. ..........
Z A Brown, acting coroner's fees body
OF l. II Stanton.... ...........
B b Bitzer, two mattresses for Sher-
iff'S residence ............ ....... ....-...
Jacob Hockman, sheep claim and wit
ness fees. ."..............
Geo Parrish, material for bridge Lib
erty twp ........ ...... ,.........
W o Hudson, engineers fees county
ditch no 1854.
| D Meekison, interest on Freedom Pike
DonQS :.....".."... ..-.....
Leonhart Bros. material and labor on
bridge Freedom twp. ......... ..........
| D @ Brown, clerks fees State vs. A ]
AmmonS ...."... ......................
| G WFisher. Justice Of Peace fees State
vs. A Ammon-... ........,...
D HI Gebers. one day before board Of
EQUALIZATION ........ .......... .......
Peter Diemer, one day before board of
equalization .... ............ ..............
Nicholas Jackman, one day before
4 board of equalization. on.........,.......
George Keeterle, one day before board
Of equalization ,.............. ...............
John Wendt, one day before board OF
equalization. :. 49,. ...................
| William Ritz. one day before board Of
Samuel Travis, one day before board
Of equalization ......--....
Concluded on nth page.l
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-02-11

The interest on the bonded debt of the
county has been promptly paid; &c all statement
is made in the following order:
First-Tbe receipts and expenditures of the
various funds. Seco d 1.-The orders Issued on
the allowance and order OF the board.
d. Z. BURR,
NJ REISER,
RIIFIS HILL,
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-02-11
ANN UAL REPORT
OF THE
COMMISSIONERS
OF
HENRY COUNTY, o.
To The Hon. J. M Sheets, Judge Of the
Common Pleas Court of Henry County,

SIR: In compliance with Section 9l7 OF the
Revised Statntrs of Ohio las amended April 18th,
1885, the undersigned commissioners of Henry
County Ohio, submit their report for the year
ending August 3lst, 1896
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-02-11

George Hess, witness fees State vs. De-
VIM Jackson, witness fees State VS. De-
VIM Samse, 9 car loads Of coal. -. ........
G II Han chett, acting coroner inquest Of
w b Ladd...... ......................
Wabash f. r Co, freight on 2steel bridges
(Columbus) ...............,.......
w N Fast, witness fees on sheep claim.
Joseph Oedy, sheep claim and witness
Bracket Bridge Co, bridge in Flatrock
w w Mills, painting bridges on Adrian
johnson & Watson, stationery for prose-
cutting attorney. auditor and engineer
w B Carr, witness fees inquest of W b
Ladd ...........,... ...... ..........
Schooley s. Anglemeyei, witness fees in
quest of W b Ladd. d...................
Geo ii Rohrs & Bro, clothiLg for prison.
erS ...... ...........
Isaac d Smead Il Co, heavy back lining
Tor furnace..... ..........
G Saur & Co, interest on county re-
Eli Haynes. grading bridge approach
Monroe Twp. ...............
lhos " Durbin, viewer on Krohn coun-
~ road. d....................
Dow Bretz, viewer oil krohn county
road. ................... .........
Benz Zwayer, viewer on Krohn county
road. .............. ......... .......
Jacob Klotz, change Of channel Turkey
foot creek Monroe twp.............,....
Consolidated Lock Co. cleaning and adj
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
GENERAL MEkoaANDIsE. !.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags, 51sc: San cuen tin;
SIS 40; Wool Bags 27@30c; Fruit Bags 514c 5sl c
and &C for: the different sizes.
- CoAL-EJ. w. Harrison,s Coal circular says:
During 1.-The week there have BEEN four
shipments of coal from Washington with $500
toms two from Oregon 100 tons, three from Brit
sh Columbia $3.50 tons, six from srw ansea Is 224
tons, two from Aust ALA 5426 tons two from Eng
land sos tons: total, 40 61s tons This amount is
largely in excess OF what,we consume weely as
our average daily consumption can safely be COM
pnted at about 1000 tons. The change of weather
this week indicates the near approach of winter,
which means increase of iulty- 90 Der cent in
the demand ter domestic uses Tue six cargoes of
swansea ant thracIte which arrived this week
ca me 20 hand very oppor ,anely, stocks in the
yard We're very Iight. The list of vessels from
Swanseals is last. decreasing new names are not
being added to the lea ing list; this or course is
mainly attributable 10 This grade of coal becoming
dutlabie- Australian products also cost more 10
denver mere than formerly. as frefghts have been
marked up to fourteen shilliugs per ton, ana the
duty has been increased twenty-Seven cents per
ton; this leads TO increased shipments from tn
northern co1eries nd better prices are le
for their. OUTPUT Coal carriers IN he coast are
now receiving better rates Tor their services
be ter rates year, the ALASKAN gold ex odus
will GALA into requlsiton con,iderable tonnage"
sor.hfeId Wellington, AZ SO; Seattle. SIS So Bry
ant, So SO: Coos lay. 81 rs; Wallsend, s6 rs p
ION; Cum eerianS sl4 30 p ton in bulk aud SIC
in SACKS: PennsyI yIvana, ANT hraoite Egg. $14 p
ton; Welsh Anthracite, $e@ @l2;::CanneI= - D
tom; Rock. Springs Castle Gale and Pleasant VAL
ley, 81 GU; Coke. $ll@I2 in bulk and Sl3 q ton
RICE-Ha aw ala and Japanese are higher. Chi
nese mixed: $3 65@3 so p ctl; No. 1. SAGA 20 p
@5; Japan. "a $500; Rangoon. $3 60@3 75
SUGAR--The Western sugar Refinery Company
Quotes: terms net net cash; cube and Crushed aud
Fine Crushed. 6$4c: Powdered. 614c: Dry Granu.
lated, 55sc q fb;Contecioneis A155sc: 81 aguoiia
a. oAc Extra g 51sc:t> s'olden c. &c; Candy
1oc g"
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
NOTICE no MARINERS.

q. A branch of the United states Hydrogr.nhI,
ONCE located in the MerckantS Exchsncs :.
m aintained in San: Francisco for the beners Of
mari ners without regard nationality and frse q,
EXPENSE ~ VI
Navigaters are cordially invited 70 vfsi, tn.
ofnce, where complete sets of :ehsr.s and sailinS
olrecuolS OF the world are kept on hani- or com
parsen AND reference, and the latest informatlon
can always be obtained regarding lights danger.
commerce. - Se~H
The time ball ontop OF the building on Tels
graph HUI Is holsted about ten minutes betora
noon and is dropped at noon. 120th meridian nv
teiegraphlc slgnaI received each day from tha
Cal. 1880 AsAAAo
= notice stating whether the time bali waa
HEoppea on Tune, or giving the error If any IA
and by The morning papers the following 1isy
80" w. =. HUGHEA
~.:..:.> Lieutenant q. s. n. In charga
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
BRADs III. ET's REVIEW,

NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. ]. Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say: General trade is marke by in
creased activity in wool. hides iron and steel and
their manufactured products, but business in the
quErantined districts remains a standstill. and
at all except = few Northwestern distributing
ters in spring wheat States, where business is
relatively most active, there IS check to the de-
mand for dry goods, hats and clothing.
Favorable reports come from a region extending
from Knoxville to ST. Paul and fiom Omaha to
MiIwaugee J he tendency is to increase estinai es
of the wheat crops and increase the probable yield
of co ton. The price movement shows long list
of unchanged quotations this week, incluGii &
various iron and S. eel staples, wool, hides, print
cloths lumber, nails, copper, pork, beet, coffee
Increases are con fined to a nominal ad vance for
anthracite coal, % for Bessemer pig iron, frac-
tional gains for leaf obacco naval stores the but
ter. lara and an advance Tor wooden goods. Pota+
toes have reacted from the high prices at me West
and cotIon is OF further Lead is Jower, as are
corn, oats and flour. in IS mpathy with wheat
which dropped &c on BradsIIeet's reported in
crease of nearly 1,eOe,OO0 in the worlds visible
stocks.
Wheat (fiour included as wheat exports from
both coasts OF. the United. States and Montreal
total aggregate 5,923,246 bushels, against s. sOS=
s25 bushels last week: 4,215,294 bushels in the
week year ago, 2613.s 500 in 1896, 3,24S loo in
1885, and 3, SO. 900 in 593.
he total number OF business failures in the
United States Tor the nine months reported bv
Bradstfeet's is 9sS3-a decrease OF IS per cent
from tue corresponding total last year, Just g per
cent more than in 1894 and IL per cent fewer
than In. the corresponding period of S9S. This
years falling corporations. hrms and individHals
reach S11s,4S4.0oO liabilities = total OF 80 per
cent smaller than one year ago. about 8 per cent
larger Than in nine months OF 1895 and lsg4 and
81 per cent less than the corresponding time in
The rate of failures In proportion TO the mum ber
IN business is decreasing. With reference 10 lia-
bllities the falling of Is noticeabIy rapid.
Business fai, nres throughout the Dominion of
Canada amount to 1901 for the past nine months
falling on as compared with last year OF l6O, or
less than 10 per cent. 1 o al liabilities are Sl0,-
S53,OOO this year, against Sl2, ,0VU Tasty year
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
DEoIDtoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

The market presents feature of particular in
terest All seasonab'e kinds are in ample supply
ana cheap rule. Wine Grapes selling well
at the Old prices Table Grapes almost unsa-
able
Persimmons are in, and are held at 81 50@l IS
p crate -:
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries 81 lO@4 o chest for large
Huckleberres. S@4c p H.
Black berries So 5003 p ch est
RRspberries, S4@5 y chest :.
Iomt graDaIes zo@5Uc q hox.
Cane Cod Cranb srrieS, SS9D9 p Dbl; Coos Bay.
81 5U(d2 rs p box.
Peaches, =5@5oc p box; hardy any arriving in
p ums, 25@6Qc. -.
Pears, Bartetts soe@s1 ,25: Winter Nelis, bo@
75c; comm kinds, 2Ua50c y boz. :; :
a pples 250S5c q. bon ior common and b0975c
for good. TO choIce.. -
Ounces, 25@4Uc p box.
Grapes. In boxes 2U930c for: Museats. 5G03Uc
for black. 20@SOc for Tokay, 40td5Qe for isabella
and l0@5Oc for Sweetwater. |e;rates sell about
10c higher than. boxes 'Zinfandel Wine @ rapes,-
$1a@Ir 2 ton; White Wine GRAPES, $l0@l4 :
Watermelons, S7@l2 qs:l0O.
Cantaaoupes; aQ@75c y era e.
Nutmeg Melons; 15G35c q box on the wharf
CITRUS FRUIT S--Valenc1ar Oranges5 $2G1S
2 box; Lemons. 75c@$l so q box for common
and $2@3 for good to choice: Mexican Lines.
$4 50G5 q box; Bananas, $l@2 b0 p bunch;:
Plneappies, S2G3 p doz
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL Oct l.-Wheat opened easy at
a slight decline, Decem ber,. which closed yester-
day at e0sSG9034c,. starting To-day at 903sG
9U12c This was because: OF the weaker Eng1I sI
ma kets The weakness was especially. pro-
nounced at Liverpool. which market started at an
/ advance Of 5s@zs i, but after the opening here
had declined from 44l9s4d below yesterdays CLOS
ing price. All the offerings the opening prices
here were readily absorb bed, however nd an i'm
mediate change Of direct on WAS impaired to the
MARKET. The dry weather condition asserted its
intiGence, and the decline the start WAS soon
wiped cut and an. advance inaugurated. The
price reached 81 l14c very quckly, and fter fluc-
tualing Tor short time between that and 9Qs1c it
TOOK another spurtto 9l1sc,:
The influence OF: the drought news was irftensi-
hed 10y the fact that no change in the prevailing
conditions anticipated for ut least lhirty-six
and they took their profits. That price In fact
proved. the turn ng point OF the day. rhe Chicago
receipts were zoo cars. Minneapolis and Dului h
got 1906. - Continental markets were from eady
to firm, Paris teing unchange ed and Antwerp i z 10
centimes higher. The IA arket grew quite =weaN
late in the session. Closing prices at IiVerroof
the rket reached thelowest point of he day m.
the decline Decem Der selling at 9U1s That price
bid at. the close. ...--
Corn during the morning was in good demand
the. conse quent enforced feeding OF stock. which
they claimed was more ateature IN usin mp the
crop than an, export demand. Prices advano ed
sharply in the first two hours when the market
began to feel the effect Of free selling by oL gS
and gradually declined T.. :.
Oats were weal andlower prices declining about
I4c ali arouHd. :
Provisiuns:were easy, showing but little strength
even when the grain markets ere strong. BuX ers
were discouraged by the more serious news from
the yellow fever district aud short selling. " as
done. Market closed at the bottom. December
option for PORK. lard and ribs each SC lower - =.
The leading futures ranged as follows;. -: -
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, n. ". Get. 1.-California dried
We FGS ray gao wood d pre ppss
fancy, 712QSc.
PIUN kS-412@Sc 2 b.
1l1sc.s..:
PEACHES Unpeeied. 7allc: peeled. l21a@
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
SHIFTING. INTELLlGEN ck,
Arrive I.
FRIDAY October !

FRIDAY. October /
stmr Arcata Reed. 4S hours from Coos Bav
= Stss n fort oriord = hours: pass and mdse to @
stmr SCOTS. Johnson. 27 hours from Fu-
Is~ s a, ~ NJ ftlumber, to 40 NJ shakes 10 J r
stmr Westport. Jacobs. 4S hours from Hueneme:
ptSuuce 70 Moore, Ferguson IL Co.
otmr: w hitesboro. Johnson. IA hours from
Greenwood: inmOer to + White Lunl ber Co
.obmr Grona. Jebsen. / hours from San DIEGO.
pass and mise, TO Goodall. Perkins d Cos
br ship Dominion Meredith III davs fron,
owansea 81 50 tons coal to Balfour Guthrie & Co.
br snip Dilton. ap, 20l dAss from HuIl v a
Co: y 'ei' /" hsch q
g br ship Elisland Brokenshar 1874 days from
swansea; 3496 tons coa, to Z & Evans
.Br ship Atdrada Adams, 1lo DAYS from, An,-
werp; m9se. " Grace d Co.
itai ship salvatore Ciampa, CocurulIo l42 davs
rom Gard fl: 2525 tons COAL to Moore q Co
coma; 600 NJ fl lumber, to Chas Nelson
Bark Carrolton, Jones. 10 days from Nanafn,o.
242l tons coal, to John Rosenfelo's Sons
Br bark Himalaya, Mann, SO days from Inn.
Co. S "a 'ioS
Bark Empire. krebs 81 days from Newcastle
NJ y :-I490 ons coal, 10 J ] Moore & 20
Schr Danielson, VogeI, days from Teal.
14O eds oafs 80 beade Bios up ri erftiTact
scnr Eipinger, Wni e, j. days from Unimale
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
OUR FUBEIGs TRADE.

The SUMMARIZED the foreign commerce OF the
United states fer the seven months ended July
81 compiled by he Bureau of Statistics of the
Treasury Department at Washington, shows the
volume of articles imported and exported al
ports OF the United States during the time men
toned. Totai value of imports OF merchandise was:
Dutia5le, $247, 5S4,64s; free OF duty. $259, ,2l2-
172; grand total. $5O6, 96,S29 Of this the value
of that imported. direct from foreign countries
was $3.50, ,53S,253; imported through exterior
ports without sppr aisement, $26 25s. 81 entered
for immediate consumption, S44S, ,236, 19o;. en-
tered for warehouse, S6S, $50 621; brought in cars
aud other land vehicles, $23r r3S2;525; American
vessels, steam S52, ,S2S. 2lS. saIfng S22, 1884, 81 2
foreign vessels, steam $3S7. 373 226 sailing H.
S2S,479 The Total value OF ex ports OF domestic
man ufaCture Car ried in cars and 0 her la q
vehicles. S33 005, ST6; in American vessels steam
S20,2S9.o77, sailing S12 764 933; foreign vessels
steam s439. So. .203 sailing S34,0OO990; grand
.otal = & ,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
COTTON Uplands, 5 27-s2d.
:IxcHANeE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Bothweu takes for Cork rs ,01s
ctls, valued at S112,52
Futures opened firm mer but fell back. Spot values
were uncb anged -
Local quotations are as follows: 81 for No.
], 81 AL for choice and 81 4eS4@l 52Az ctl for
extra chulce tor milling
CALL. BOARD SALES
INFoKMAL sEssroN-s:15 o'clock-December-
2c00 cts. 81 4614; 20 600, 81 4612; 1000 81 465s;
$4,000, 81 1865 49, -
SECOND SESSION - December - 80. 600 ctls,
81 45ia; 5000, 81 s5sS: 2AO0p. 81 45ss; suoo,
81 4514
REGULAR MoRNINe sEssIoN-De uer-4s-
600 ctls, 81 44s4 $4,000. 81 445s; 1000, 81 As
10000: 81 44Ts Ma -S0UO, 5. 4l1a; 2oeU
81 41s4; 10000 81 Al rs; 60U0. ST. A..
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-2O00 ctls. 81 Al ~
5000 81 a "a .Decem Ier-14,0O0. 81 44l4; Ia
QUO. 81 s41ss 26.0pO, 81 A
BARLkY-The market is weak and uI
Feed S71aG921zc: Chevafiert 81 -5215@l1 571a
for No aud 81 35Gl 40 for No. 9; Brewing
81 059l 10 for No. ! and 95cGSl q ctl 1or dark
Coast
CALL BOARD SALES
informal sEssfoN-9:l5 o'ciock-No sales.
SECOND SRssI0N-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SESsI ION Decem ber-2OOO
ctls, Gle; 1900, 9C34 C. .:'
AFTERNOON SEssIoS-No sales
. OATS-The marSet is sta gn ant and weak. Fancy
Feed are quotable at 81 271zz@l 80 q ctl; good
10 choice, 81 1112i0l 20; common, 81 071s0ll 5:
20; Milling; 81 2212@1 274a p ell; Black, for
feedr 81 lUGI1 Is; for seed s 2593l 35. Clipped
Oats sell at $l92 Faton over the raw product
CORN-Offerin2s- not large, cut the demand
is very. slacS. Small Round Yellow, 81 1901 20:
Large Yellow, 81 071a9l 121s; Whites $IO71aG
l l21a p ctl. :.
RYE-sl 121s@DI Is: p ctL -.
BUCK w HEAI-95cG Is . ctL : =
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, MASS, oct. 1.-The Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin will say Tomorrow Of the wool mar
ket: This week beats the highest record on sales
on account of The heavy purchasing on. The part of
manufacturers, of most territorial woofs All
prices are steady and in sy mpathy with the Lon
don auctions. Australians have advanced
though the Boston market is 4c sCoIired pound
the prices esta blished the rece Mt ce
in London over 1900 bales OF choice geelungs
were sold by one house at 34c- This is he hfe H.
the wilson tariff bill Even Adelaide wools now
cost. Gle secured. Territorial staple fine nov
costs Doc. The sales of the week are: 10 $4,000
pounds domestic and 4 164, 500 foreign against
7,O55,OQ0 pounds domestic nd .. 767. 900 pou DIS
and 7SS,O09 pounds foreign for the same week
last year 1he sales TO date show increase of
IOU,Ouu, 49O pounds domestic and 1l4 $50, 500
pounds foreign from, the sales the same date in
1890 "
The receipts to date show an increase of ll2,-
24l bales dem estic and 33s,S50 bales foreign.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
Explanations.
ThA ArnU

The arrow flies with the wind. The ton nxursu
q station indicate maximum Temperature Tor tn.
rainfall Of melted in inches and hu nd retTths
during the past twelve hours. lsobars or solid
lines, connect poin Of eqnal air pressure; iso
therms, or dotted lines, equal tenipe rature The
word high" means high: haropleirIc pressure and
Is usually accompanied by fair weather: Hlows
refers 10 low pressure. and IS usually preceded
and accompanied bS 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 isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable
out when the "low'- Is inclosed with isobars oi
able. With "high" in The vicinity of Idaho a nd
The pressure falling to the California coast srmef
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather In winter The reverse OF these conditions
VIII produce opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
HIDES. TALIow, wool AND HoPs.

An Interesting report Of the Wool market ap-
pears inthe first umn~: Trad lis still very &C.
tive. Hops show no further advance. Hides are
steady at the old prices. ~:
HIDES AND sKINs-Gulls and: brands cell 1c
under sound stock Heavy salted#steers. 9@91sc
hides Sl9c % b; Stays. 6c: sa ted Kip SIb@ec:
salted Calf. 9@20c . h; salted Veal, S1- a9c; dry
Hides. lac s b; culs and brands, lie. Jury Kip
and Veal. lac: dry AFT J. &c; culls l0c: GoatskIns
2O@35c each: Kids, SC; Deerskhs, good summer,
25c p n; medium, 2Uc; winter 10c; Sheepskips,
sheartlngs, l0@20c each; short wool. ;&5@4Oc
each; medium, 50@7o each: long woods, 75g9Oc
each
TALLOW--No !. rendered. 2S4 4a314c a b; No.
2 214@1312c: refined. 5c; Grease &c . h. 81.
WOCL:- Fall clip = Middle counties, free,
fective, 7@sc ib; do Lambs 615@sc: Southern
Mountain. S@l2c; tree Northern 12n lac p ID;
1901 SC "a ID.
hoPs+ord crop, e@se . h forfair and 9@10c
for good; new crop, l1@ll4c.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
DRIED FRUITS. RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

Dullness still icharacLertzes the market. Quota
lions show change = -
DRIED. FRUITS Quotations are as follows:
Prunes; carload lots 514eior 4e-5O's, 4s4c for so
60's, 414c for 6O-7Us, 3szc for 7C-s0s, 314C
= n Tor s0-90's and 2S4o for ae,1o0's; Peaches,
b12@612c p ID; fancy. 7c; peeled, -; Aprt
cots, 512@e1sc for Roy ais and 7@s ac for good to
fancy Moorsarks; evapora;ed] apples o12@6c;
sun-dried, 3@312c; black Figs, In sacks. 26t21zci
Plums. 4@415c q ID for pltted and 1Q2c for an
pitted;. bleached Plums, 5g519 y ectarlnes, 5d
DC o h for prime to fancy.Pears 6051 Tor quar-
ters and 612Q7c for halves.
RAIstN S-New RAtsIns, 311aci for 2-crown 41ac
for 3crown. 51ac for 4-crown, &c for tSeedless
sultanas and ST 10 for London layers Dried
Grapes 314c
NUTS Ts--Walnuts, 719@sc for hard and s@91&c
for softsheH Almonds, 3@14c for:hArd shelE:aGd ga
lOc for papershel: Peanuts 4@5c for Eastern and
&C for Cadornia; hickory Nuts 5@6e y H.; Pc
cans, cans, sglOc p ID; Filberts 999I2c; Rrazif Nuts,
S@9c: Coeoanuts. S5@5 SO q 100:
.HONf-Y-New Comb. "1Oc for bright and 7G9c
for lower grades; new water white extracted 414@
43I C; light am ber extracted, S34td4c q tb@"
..bkESWAX-2S6o25c p :B. = =
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
PROVISIONS.

THERE'S nothing new whatever. Dealers report
a fair trade at the old ices =.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, &C = 10 for heavy,
eAac for light medium. lOc for light, 1O1ac p ID
for extra. light and re for sttgar-cured. East
ern sugarcured II ans. II@D121acR ID: California
Hams. s10@1012c y 1b; Mess Beef, ST 80 p bbF:
extra MESS d.. SO; family do. SO, salt
Pork. Se@s so . .bbl; extra prime Pork. SO:
extra clear; $l6@l 90; mess, SIS q bbl; Smoked
Beef l012@121SG q H. =
LA Rn-- Eastern tierces quoted at 514@l5szc c for
com pound ana 81 &C for pure; pals, 14c california
tierees, 5@614c = ID ror. eompannd and 642c for
coTIQEENE-Tlerc 6sse.. Packages less
than SO tsl-ib paits,. 90 ina case. SZsc; 3-lf
pals, 20in case, $3.50. BIB pals, II ina case,
sl4c lOb palls, 6 in case, S1sc; 5O,ib i4fis OF
IN a case. 1850; wooden buckets, 50 lbs net
10 lbs, ,:71ae p b. =