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MONDAYS
MESSAGE
Will Deal With Currency
Questions
PARTY PROMISES TO BE KEPT
EVEN IF THE BOSSES DO MAKE
OBJECTION
PARTY PROMISES TO BE KEPT
Senators Meet and Adjourn in Honor
of the Late Member-Tariff in
Conference
Associated Press Special Wire.


WASHINGTON, July 9-The main
topic of discussion before the Cabinet at
the regular meeting today was the mes
sage on the subject of a currency COM
mission, which has been withheld out of
Difference to the wehes of many promi
nent Republicans After considering all
the objections against the presentation
of the message at the present session,
the President and Cabinet are still of the
opinion that in order to follow the party
promises. the subject of currency re-
forms should be treated in a message
recommending the creation of a special
partisan commission, and unless
there is another change in the plans of
the President he will send the message
to Congress next Monday.
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Like a Prairie Fire

CLEVELAND. July "a spectacle
unique for city was furnished today
when a strip of land quarter of mile
YIN breadth took fire and the flames hur-
ISi,d on to the lake. 1t looked exactly
IKE prairie fire. A tangled mass of
uNderbrush extending along the Gordon
esAats, on st. Clair street, to the lake,
took IRE and jeopardized the existence
of ap entire street of twenty houses.
The fire department had to fight the
fiames as prairie fires are fought, by
Digging venches and banking up the
dirt s\aNprotecting wall. Thousands
went out Il see the peculiar sight.
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BOGUS CHECKS
Lead to Arrest and Wife's Attempt
at Suicide

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-William
Lodtman, said by the police to be a
notorious eastern swindler, was arrested
in Hammersmlh & Fields store on SUIT
ter street today. The detectives subse-
quently visited Lodtman's room in the
Russ house and met his wife. When
they informed her of her husband s
plight she seized revolver and at
tempted to send bullet through her
brain. Detective Wren grasped her
arm, seized the pistol and reasoned with
her until she promised to make no more
attempts at suicide Lodtman is charged
with passing numerous forged checks
on shop keepers.
He admitted that the drafts he pre-
sented in this city were bogus, but de-
MED that he had been operating else
where. The man is said to be we'll known
to the New York police as notorious
SWindler.
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INDEX
OF THE TELEGRAPH NEWS

The gold miners at Denver Con-
clude the first international conven-
tion.
Gold miners in convention at Den
yer table resolution indorsing free
silver.
Heat in the east is horrible and no
relief is to be expected soon; dozens
of deaths and hundreds of prostra-
tions are reported.
The rainy season in Cuba sees no
cessation of insurgent activity, while
the Spanish troops suffer much from
the effects Of climate.
The senate meets and adjourns in
honor of the memory of the late Sen
ator Harris; the conferees discuss the
tariff bill behind closed doors.
Uncounted numbers in attendance,
unbounded enthusiasm and glorious
weather combine to make the g. e.
convention now in session most tre-
mendous success.
Mrs. Bradbury too ill to appear
when her case is called; it is expected
that she will be discharged and that
Ward will be held to answer to the
charge of adultery.
Cabinet members and the president
still incline to the appointment of a
message on the subject will probably
be sent to congress Monday.
There is little change in the situa-
ton in the coal mining region; the
miners are confident of ultimate sue
cess; the coal famine is already maxi
ing itself felt by manufacturers, and
Hanna's street car lines are likely to
be tied up.
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TWENTY-SKTH YEAR. NO.
HELP WANTED-MALE
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
California Bank Building,
Soo-302 W. Second street. in basement,
Telephone 500.
MEMS DEPARTMENT

MEMS DEPARTMENT
Choreman, $3.50 etc.; hay baler, 10c
ETC.. ton; 10 fruit cutters, 1Oc 100; black
smith, country, $50 etc.; first-class IL
horse teamsters. $35 etc.. sack sewer on
thresher, $1.75 etc. ranch blacksmith, run
gasoline engine; boy, learn nursery busi-
ness, $40 ETC.; mill bench hand, 1925; man
and wife, ranch blacksmith. wife cook,
$50 etc.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Three colored walters, s25 etc.; second
cook. Sc week; waiter. country, $50 etc. !;
laundryman, Arizona, 50 day; another,
$40 week; waffle cook, $40 week. man to
run wringer. steam laundry, SIPS day.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Girl, assist, $12; another, $40 etc. cook,
people, $25; German house girl, family
2. SIS; ranch cook, 500; woman, Long
Beach, $40; house girl Arizona, 500, en-
ployer here; house girls, families S, $40
and $25.
WOMEN'S HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Second cook, family hotel, s25; cook,
mine, $50; waitress, hotel, country 500
and fare; assistant laundress, $40 and
fare; waitress, Santa Monica, SIS.
HUMMEL BROS. & co.
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a drop Of 20 degrees. The rain fell over
the entire county in torrents.
In Iowa downpour of rain cooled
things considerably.
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Ms, wells Death

SALT LAKE. Utah. July S.-Mrs. Te-
resa Clawsdq Wells. wife Of Governor
Wells, died b this city today after an
illness Of sevesal months.
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FOR SALE-BARGAIN; THE FAMOUS
Lewis tract. near Garvanza consisting
of 103 large lots, now offered for sale as a
whole or in lots; will also trade for Oak
land, San Francisco or Los Angeles prop
erty For full particulars inquire of L.
M. CORWIN, Highland Park, CAL 7-26
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City Lots

FOR SALE-C. A. SMITH WILL. SELL.
lots in his Third addition on easy INSTALL
ments and build new houses to suit, pay
able same way. Office, 213 W. First st. If
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Country Property

with growing orchards and sundry
tracts of valuable land, are offered at
very low prices in order to effect u quick
sale and wind up estate. Write for par
ticulars to c. ISEARD, San Luis Rey,
Cal. S-6
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Business Property

FOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH
BASSETT & SMITH. Pomona. Cal. 6-2stf
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L. p. coLLETTE. sn Downey avenue.
OLD WORLD DRUG STORE. lo2s
Downey avenue. Phone Flora z4z.
WIN. H. HARMON, 7s5 Pasadena ave.,
Phone East b8.
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CENTRAL AVE. AND VERNON

g. e. BARNEY, ZOOS Central ave.
CHICAGO PHARMACY, Central ave-
nue. and Twelfth street, Phone West lS2.
TT. AKEY, corner Central and Vernon
avenues, Phone West 80.
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TEMPLE ST. AND NORTHWEST
DIR. H. KALLEWODA, DRUGGIST,
corner Temple st. and Beaudry ave.,
Phone Main 2O6.
STAR PHARMACY, corner Temple and
Belmont ave-. Phone Main GOT.
VIOLE & LOPIZICH. DRUGGISTS,
l27 N. Main st., Phone Main 875.
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MAIN ST. AND SOUTHWEST

MAIN ST. AND SOUTHWEST
e. T. PARKE, PHARMACY. s12s 8.
Main, Phone Blue 2062.
e. VAN DYKE. DRUGGIST. III W.
Jefferson st., Phone White 1271.
WEsTLAKE GROCERY, corner AL
varado and Seventh sts.. Phone Main
1882
H. L. PARK, DRUGGIST. corner
Thirty eighth and Wesley ave-, Phone
Blue 1901.
T. w. BROWN, JR., DRUGGIST. juno
ton of Hoover, Union and Twenty-fourth
sts., Phone Blue 1101.
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of the school who were committed fo,
crimes.
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WANTED-DON'T BE HARD-UP-I
took Mr.. Coles advice; took agency for
new aluminium goods and other special
ties; all elegant catchy sellers; custom
ers delighted; permanent business 1
make So to $40 a day; work hours; no
capital Write T. WORLD MFG. CO., C4)
Columbus o, ii
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LUDWIG & MATTHEW'S. WHOLESALE
and retail fruits and vegetables. MOTT
MAREET. ls5 y. Main ST., tel. $50. Il
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FOR SALE-S1600; 5-ROOM HOUSE AND
acre of land, with 80 fruit trees in bear
ing; terms, $3.50 cash, balance in quarter
ly payments of $50 with interest on de-
ferred payments. Address OWNER, box
GA, South Los Angeles. IA
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BOYLE HEIGHTS

H. c. wORLAND. 21as e. First, Sta
tion B.
T. P. WYLIE, 1877 e. FIRST, Phone
Park 1s.
j. M. HARRIS. 1872 E. FIRST. Phone
Park 81.
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FOR SALE-10 20 OR 40 ACRES OF
foothill land, improved or unimproved;
also 1000 acres. DIR. JOHN T. SCHOOL,,
l4Ol S. Main st. 11-14
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FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT IN SAN
Bcrnardino fine new frame building; /
acre ground: barn, chicken house; all
modern improvements. S26 Boyd ST.. Los
Angeles. TIT
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Cor additional classified see Page rwo.l
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FOR SALES PROOF JACKS, LARGE
size, brown and mouse color. Address San
Gabriel postoflce, or w. w. GARNER
Garvey ranch. San Gabriel. 81
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FOR SALE--HOUSE AND LOT ON
Third St; 40 rooms; all modern improve
ments. 1926 Boyd ST.. Los Angeles. I'll
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
ntion and will be printed as quickly

md with tn. same care a. If left at
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FOX SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-A REAL BARGAIN THIS
time; sS6O0 $500 cash, new 1O-room house
and barn; electric lights, sideboards.
bookcase, complete plumbing. on beau
tiful Knob hill. Westlake; must sell. w.
n. HOLWAY, 1872 w. Third ST., Henne
building. 7-25
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WANTED.-TO RENT ROOMS

WANTED-TO RENT, 4 UNFURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping by two adults
references exchanged; must be close in.
K. box 5, Herald. 10
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powNnY AVE. AND EAST SIDE

The main ONCE. 222 W. Third street;
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WANTED-YOUNG PEOPLE AND
families to pit apricots; price, 10 cts per
box; come at once. PIRU FRUIT
RANCH, Piru, Cal. 12
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SITUA TONS WANTED-MALE

WANTED-THE SUNSET EMPLOY
ment Agency, 12S N. Main ST., rooms II,
IL. 13, IA; telephone Red 1441; a first-class,
respectable place; all kinds of help
promptly supplied on short notice. 10
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WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD

WANTED-TO ROOM AND BOARD IN
a nice Jewish home, by Jewish young
man. Address j., box 25, Herald. IL
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WANTED-AGENTS FORINDUSTRIAL
insurance; salary and commission; expe-
rience not necessary. Apply room 9, 1O5
E. First. 7-25
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO WORK
for his board and attend school, Inquire
northeast cor. Sixth st. and Beaudry
ave- 10
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TIE PARKER, 424 w. FOURTH ST
Nicely furnished rooms; all outside:
good location: balconies: reduced rates n
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-22
LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The Evening Posts
London cabeRram says. The Bank of England
return has been complete surprise TO the mar
ket he feature is that the bank has lifted about
"a 100000 from the market ss shown by the de-
cTease-ES 100000 in other securities and over
81 90 900 in Government securities
1t generally known that the bank was Dor
rowing, as cab.ed 10 you early in the week,
bet the market had estimated such borrowing a.
about e., ,OOU,000 only.
The reserve is up only s200, 900 in coin and bull
lion and down El41, GOO, which as El70,O00 In
gold was exported for the week, shows some re-
turn from home circulation.
The details OF sold for the weeK are $1,000 in
eagles so d. 10000 10 the Continent and 10000
pounds 10 Malta
| can low affirm that the recent withd rawsf Of
eagles for Germany not for America.
In conse quence of the banks return discou ut
to 114@11s for call and notice money tespec-
lively
Regarding operations between New York and
London. | am sure that the statements as to large
exag serated, and this accords with the New YORK
CAT lie to the Times this meaning.
None the less on This prospect of future god
shipments to America, would prefer to make no
4rton beyond the fac; that eagles are going TO
Germany ami that the supply OF American bills
IS falling Off
II is believed that the bank rate may rise before
long.
The Paris and Berlin markets were idle and
quiet. and since the p1nk return rather dull, CON
reading.
on apprehensions of Arer money Americans
were fTm closing about the best, but quiet.
Plerpont MorgAI is taking very buillShly, sur
lug every one that trade prospects IN America are
The sreatest uncerta nty exists as to the status
OF future exchange.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct 21.-Wh looked at one time
Jo-oay IKE resumption In force of the upward
movement IN prices came to untimely end in
the al eTnoon on the Wal-street INTERPRETATION of
SPANS intention 10 press for more stringent
measures gainst tlibnsters by The United States
Government and 10 Call This Government to sc-
count for he success of iIibus,ering expeditions
PTite es were CARR on materially abDye last.
ghps level here Was great dsaI of com n,is-
sIon-hcuse buying during the morning uu- In.
market continued for the most part largely pro.
fessional Union Pacific was element OF uesk
ness, its heavines- heing caused by the renort ~,
ihe street o! syndicate agreement being m ado
contingent on some iurlher developments IN ! he
cas-.
eports also circulated that m oney was h..
ing rdised for this purpose in London Selling 9
stocks tor Lcndon account was more or less OF a
drag in this ct. he early rise in the marker
WIS aided by the coutinuf favorable character Of
statements OF raj road earnings and rumors Of
stateme uts yet come; but the question arising
ia he minds of dealers in stocks how far the pres
ent lign earnings are due to abnormal movement
of special commodities The president of one Of
the great trunk lines points out that the rise in
the price OF wht a: led To gu OK ana heavy unload
ing OF W estern granarleS q q that the settlement
of the great soft coal strike i, bringing forward
very heavy arrears OF traffic. He adds cautiously:
at is i'm poSsib 10 sta now wheTher III iul-
prove menL IS due 10 the prosperity of he country.
"A tier the abnormal business is over will be bic
10 state v her the Improvement is likely 10
continue"
Money continued distinctly easy in this market.
the bulk ~ the Call loans beitg made at about 2
per cent NO further imports of gold are expected
Willie Eulopean monty crnters show the present
relative stiffness OF ases, tendency being
the time 10 increase the difference, show by
the sharp contraction In the Bank of rngland's 5
loans this week. Transactions to-day were On .
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for No. !. 81 4s$4 for choice AMI 81 5O@l 521z
CALL BOARD. SALES.
JNFoRhAL SfssIoN-9;l5 o'clock-December-
2OUO cts, 81 4S14
SECOND SEssIoN-May-SOOO ctIs, 81 4514 l6,-
W: % 40: 200. 81 451s. Decemb r-sOOO,
81 As; IS 600, 81 47B
hhsULAR MORNING DISQUALIFICATION ctls,
a. 44t2; 6oOO q 4iSs; ZOO 81 44i4. Decem-
oef--O ouO. 81 s112; S,00u 81 473s-
AfIEkNooS SESSION - Decem ber-2oOo GUS
% % 49, - 4ool 81 Ass. 1000, 81 4712. May
loOOU, 81 4415
BARLr.Y-1nere is not much going on and
quotations wea<.
reed 771a@s21ac for dark and S5c p ctl for
choice origh Chevalier. 81 521a@l 571a for No
l ana 81 35g1 40 for No. 2: Brewing 81 90 Tor
NJ ana SOGS5c g eli Tor DARK Coast
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decem m ber-2OOU
ctls, Sac; eOOu S41sc.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-No sales
"a The ASKING prices considered 100
Fancy reed, 81 25@l 80 q ell: good choice
81 1901 20: common, 81 O715@s1 121a: Surprise,
81 ZZ49Sl q Aa: Reu, 81 l712dDl 80; Gray, 81 10
@l 10; Milling, 81 121a6ol II n y ell: Black, tor
seed Sl 35Gl DO Clipped Oats sell at Sl(92 q ton
over The raw product
0ohN-All desc iptions weak and dull, as
WIN De seen by th- reduced quotations Small
no nd Yellow 81 1901 20 p ctl; Large Yellow,
SIG Va; White. 81 lD@l 121a.
hYE-1 1O91 1919 p ctL
BUN W WhEaI-NominaL
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lower notwithstanding good deal Of profit taking
by the smal er class OF longs PrincIpa holders
apparently did believe &c 10 be he limit OF
the present. vance ana TOOK but little part In the
selling. Conditions generally more favor
able TO holders Cab es were al strong AMI higher,
Liverpool showing an advance 'qna TO l14c per
bushe and Paris was CSC per bushel higher The
dehial or th' statement t'r'outed 10 the corn
Trade News. that the ointment would require ooi'
coo, 900 bushels less than heretofore calculated on,
ais o helped the price.
The Nebraska state crop report said the winter
wheat area would reduced one, hird by the
drought ! he only fy In The ointment was the
statement of the Price Current that recent r. ins
had maj erially improved the winter wheat pros
pect,. Not much attention was paid TO his, how
ever Business during the mo ming was more In
fuenced by the fact that foreigners were buyers
OF wheat both covering OF previous short sales ana
tor long account New YORK wired TO that ehect.
~ ~ .At "@s ehe chse Ill ~, 49, - "a
mand here from local millers for low grades OF
spring wheat caused one-cent per bushel sd-
vance In price No spring. The market broke
badly during the afternoon. October became very
weak on selling by elevator people AMI interest in
December died OUT the crowd doing most of its
tr ding in May. Some of the buyers OF the morn
ing sold out, aud the result was a decline to 9lG
9l1sc. There was practically no further change,
closing at 911sc asked
by shorts, but mostly on the greatly improved
demand, there being an Out-insp-ctioD OF 800 tOO
bushels. 1rading was only moderate, but prices
were well maintained until wheat turned down.
when corn showed its sympathy with The move
ment Offerings became quiie free al the decline
and continued 10 the close
There very quiet session in oats. The
market followed corn. Dc Ing steady at slight ad-
vance during the morning, but moving of later.
1t closed lac lower
Provisions were firm and higher closing near
the TOD prices of the day in spite OF weakness in
train Better reports about yellow fever had
something 10 do with the strength, but the cash
demand was said 20 be excellent from ali points
outside of fever afflicted districts in the south
The feature The buying of ard and ribs by
Armour AT the close December pork was 71zc
ribs, 71ac higher.
Ihe leading futures ranged a, follows:
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Oct 21. Flour receipts
1880. Market quiet and steady first easing
on near the lose with wheat Rye -four quiet;
fancy, 81 9t@3 40.
WHEAT-keceps, 22b,525 bushels exports,
2l2,S6l bushels. Spot easy; No. red, 9712@
CSC; No hard 9612c Options opened stronger
and were Influenced all the m orning by abund-
ance of bull news, including higher cables, foreigl
buying, small Northwestern movement and fair
ciearances broke sharply in the al ernoon under
Iong selling and closed unchanged to 1/sc net
lower. Ha-es included No. 2 red October 8. q
9514c. closed Csc; December, 943s@9412, closed
9412c
HVp--steady; Pacific Coast crop. 1895. 4a6c;
1895 crop 6t19c; 1897 crop. l4tGl6c
WOOL-~. ADJ: fleece, :4M lc
PETROL 4 UM-Quiet: nni ed closed no market.
PIC IRON Nv arrauts firmer and more active;
Sc 80 lid and 81 asxeI
LAKE COPfER-Easier sll bid and S11 20
asked.
TIN-Quiet: sI3 so bid. Sl3 80 asked
sPELTER-Quiet; ~ ] o bid and "a 25 asked.
lr AI'-ExcHHBge quiz but S eady: SIS g21a bid
and s3 97l2 asked: brokers dull, S3 70
COFF. E-Omions opened quiet unchanged to
po nts lower: closed steady with prices un-
changed to poiuts lower. Sales $3.50 bags, in
Guiding Novt nlber $5 90, March $6 40
Spo'-Ri quiet mid, quiet.
SUGAR-hAw. dull: refined, dull.
BUT Ek - Receipts, POLL packages firm;
Western creamery, 14@2312c; Elgins, 23Lzc:
factory, 9@13c.
EuGs = Receipts. 1911 packages State and
Pennsylvania, lb@lSc; estern, lie.
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DECIDuoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The rain advanced the price OF Wine Grapes
but ] able Grapes show no Improvement
Peaches are steadily getting scarcer. There
very few Persmmons and Pomegranates here.
Lines are lower under increased supplies.
DECII UOUS FkUIT~-
Strawberries. 81 5O@3 So q hest for largo
Huckie berries 465c p q.
Raspberries, $4@5 u chest
Ionie granates =5@s0c r boz.
Care COD Cranberries, SS4yS 50 p bbl; Coos Bay.
81 5c@2 r box.
Peaches, 4Oeg65c r box.
Pears Winter N,lls. oO@75c; common kinds,
25@50c q box.
Apples, 25@4Oc p box for common and 5O@s5c
for good TO choice.
Ounces, - GiOc p box.
Grapes in boxes, 2G@30c for Muscsts l56125c
for black. i 5@25c Tor Tokay. 80 l0c for Isabella
and .0@20c Sweetwater. Crates sell about
l0c higher than boxes Zinfandel Wine Grapes,
Sl4@lS e ton: White Wine Grapes, $l2@l4; Mis-
sion Grapes. $l2@ls.
Watermeons SO 100.
Centaloupes 9t "a Sc = e.
Nutmeg Melons, 20@4 r box on the wharf
CITRUS FKUI1S-Vaiencia Oranges. SS@4
p box; Lemons, Sl@nl 80 r box for common
and s2@2 so for good to choice: Mexican LINES,
81 5OG3 so q box; Bananas, 81 2bG2 q bunch;
PineappleS 81 50@3 " doz
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DKIED IRUITs, KAIsINs. NUTS, ETC.

There is nothing new whatever to report Ira de
is still confined sales of odds and ends.
DRIED FRUITS-Quotations follows:
Prunes. carload lots &C 4O-5O's, 4lac for so
COS, &c q h for 6O70s, 3lac tor 7t-sVs Sc
v 10 Tor sO-9O's ana 21ac TOR 90-l0O's; Peaches,
5@512c y Ii; fancy. 6@612c; peeled, -; Apri-
cots, 596c n for Roy ais and 7@Sc for good to
fancy MoorpaIks; evaporated Apples o@6c;
sun-dried, 3d312c; black Figs IN sacks. 2G212c;
Plums. 4@413c q h fol pItted l@52c for un-
pitted; beached Piums. 5@51zc; Nectarines, 59
&c g n tor PRIME 10 fancy Fears. 5G512c tor quar-
ters and 61aG7c for halves
RA AlSlNS - New Kasins &c for 2-crown. 4c
for 3crown. Sc for 4-Crown, 5l7c for Seedless
sutsnas and 81 lOQ Is Tor London layers Dried
Grapes 2S4
NCrs-Ches' nuts are quotable al s@10c y n;
Walnuts, 7l2@Sc 2 h for hard and &c = n
for softshell; Almonds S@4c for hardshell and SO
loc Tor papersheli Peanuts. 4@s5c for Eastern and
&c Tor California;; h ckory Nuts, 5@6c p ID; Pc
cans, S@l0c p b Filberts. e99Iac; Brazil Nuts,
e9Sc: Iocoanuts. $5 Ss 100.
HONhl-New Comb, lOc for bright and 7Go9c
for lower grades: new water-white extracted, 4149
AZ. G; light am Der extracted 3s4 G4c q ID
bLESW a AA-2y@25c p n.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
Arrive
THU RSDAY. October 2l.

ArriveL
THU RSDAY. October 2l.
Stmr Cleone. strand. l6 hours from Albion :;
luIn Der, I es and bark, TO ALBION Lumber Co.
stmr Chlkat. DuRham. 30 houts from LEI
River; pass and mdse. TO Co.
Stmr Del Norte. Allen. "a hours from Grays
Harbor: pass and mdse, to GIaSs Haroor Com
mercial Co
stmr santa Rosa Alexander. 611a nours from
San Diego: pass and mdse, to Goodan. Perkins &
Co.
s,mr Point Arena Hansen. Ie hour, from
Mendocino, etc; pass AMI mdse TO Mendocno
Lumber Co.
Stmr Alameda. Van oterendorp. 20 DAYS D hours
81 mIu from Sydney, via Honolulu days hours
Bros Co.
stmr Pomona Cousint iS hours from EursxA
pass and mdse 10 Goodsil Perkins & Co
Simr CoGuie Hi er. johnson. s nours from
Fort Bragg; 80 NJ 1t 'um Der, to Union Lumber
stmr Crescent City. stockfeth. ~ hours from
Crescent City: pass and mdse, to Hobos, Wall r
stmr Aic, blanchard, Warner Il hours from
san Pedro pass III supplies ior Copper River.
Stmr Gipsy. Leland. "a hours m anita Cruz
etc; produce. 10 GoodalL Perkins & Co
hus ship End mion, Svahnstr rom, IL days from
Newcastle NoW; 1852 ,ous coal, to Bafour. Guth-
RE & Co.
BStn Irmgard Schmidt Il days from o 1oluiu; /;
sugar to Williams. DImond & \ o.
scnr len, johnson, days from Eureka; 22O M
# lumber, TO Chas Nilsson
schr Netue Low. 5 days from Pom.
Reyes; 50 oxs butter. 10 II Newbauer & Co
Cleared.
THURSDAY October 81.
stmr China, Seabury, Yokohama and Hong.
kong, via Homo uu; NJ S Co.
Br stmr Wellington. Salmond Comox; r Dun,-
muir q Co.
Stmr Alliance Haruwick, Portland; n S \
Co.
Ger ship Poly m mia, Moizen, Port Townsend; ] ]
Moore & Co
Sailed
THURSDAY October 21.
Br stmr Wellington, Salmond. Nanaimo
Br stmr China. Seabury. Hongkong and Yoko.
hama va HoIolulu. NV
stmr Eureka. Parsons. san Pedro
stmr Weeots Miller. Crescent CITY
schr Mary Eta Nynan, 4 m er Cove
Schr Del Norte, Jacobson Rogue River
Sour ra1ne Abel kl~.fHe. tira-s Harbor
Schr Laura Pike Johnson, Eureka
schr Ocean spray, Jacobsen, Iyersens Iandinc
scnr Archie and Fontle. Colstrau
schr Monterey, Beck, Bowens Landing
Returned
THURSDAY. October 81
scnrs Archie and Fontie Mary Eta and Ocean