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10
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
SUaiMAKY «I THE MAKKKTS.
Silver firmer.
Wheat lower. Feed Barley rising.
Orls arjd Coin dull and we«k.
Flour unchanged. Kolled Barley higher.
Beans weak and doll.
>'o chnnue in Hay Fetdstuffs. .
Coffee quiet.
Shipment of $939,864 10 China.
Potatoes In large supply. Onions easier.
. Butter unchanged. Cheese ca-*y. tggs steady.
Two cari or Kastern Poultry in.
Game sie;i<ly.
Wi rapi-a coinc out.
80m" chtnge lv l>ned Fruit. Apples firm.
.Nochnnce in Raisins. Nuts easy.
i-'a'r irarie in Provisions.
More 11 |Uiry for Hops. Wool quiet.
HI es still unsettled.
.No change in Meats.
IKEASUKK SHIPMK3JT.
Ibe Peru look oni a treasure list of 5939.564.
consisting oi 5T99.-J64 in Mexican I'ollars. $*600
In (.old coin and I2«l oin Silver Bullion.
KXPOKTS hi liKKADS>TUFFS.
Kxports of flour fiom thU port during the rir*t
ten months of in* .1 ar were 746,567 bbls. against
9tjt5,667 bbls during the same time last year. P.e
-ducinß this flour to .1 n heat basis and addini; It to
the exported wheat gives to;al exports of wheat
of P 17,600 ctls, valued at $13, 74^,700, against
l-.4-S.C(Mi ctls, at $13,715,000, during the same
tlinei:) 189 a.
anal lon.
Td* arrow filet \\'.-h the wind. The top flgurM
•t station indica;e maximum temperature for th»
days: those underneath it. if any. the amount ol
mall, of melted snow in iuches and hundredth*,
dr.nn; the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
lines, onneci po!n s of eij-.ial air pressure; iso»
Uierms. or dotted lints, equal temperature. Tha
word 1- hii:h" means hlch barometric pressure and
Is nsnnlly accomoanled by fair weather: "low"
reiers to 'ow pressure, and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloud weather «Dd rains.
"Lows" usually firs: aT-pear on the a-ihinctoa
coa*:. Wh»n the pressure is high In tbe interior
and low aloiit; the coast, and the Isobars extend
north a:i>l <-nTi:h y.lotii: the roast, rain Is probable:
but wiipn she "low is inclosed with isobars of
■narked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb
able. Wilh h ••hicii" In ihe vicinity Of Idaho, and
the pressure fa',;;ne to the California coast, warmer
er may bo expected :n summer and colder
weather In winter. The reverse of Uiese conditions
will produce an opposite result.
THE ViKATHER BUKKAC
Ukitkd Statks Dkpartmkst of Agktctti**
tttrk. wkathkr Bl KKAC, BAN FBANCISCO, SO-
Temlif r9. 1897 5 P. M.
The 10 lowing are the rainfa'ls for the pas:
twenty-four hoars and :he seasonal rainfalls to
dale a-, corapa.e ! with th'jse ■ f the same date last
f.enso-1 : Eureka .04, this semou .97, lasts -ason
S 12: !:<■ i Bluff (in, this season -J. 77, last season
2 13: Sacramento 00. this seaton 'J 14. last sea
son 1.16: San Francisco .00. this season 8.07. last
season 2.51: Fresno .00. this seas >n 1.24, last
season 1 1.7: San I. ins Oblspo .00, t hi-* seasou
,85, last jeaso i 1 68; Los An<eles .MO, this season
2.62, la^; season !.;■!:■(: ssu Diego 00, this season
1.05, :t~ s-^srn 1.10: Yuma .00, this season
n 1. 14.
i-an Francisco daia: M axiom m lemperature 60,
minimum 4B mean 54.
Weather Conditions and Oeneral Fore
r;ist>.
.ADara of h:jti p'essnre lies over Utah, Nevada
»nti lalifornla ;o-ntgbt. Ihe pressure
bas fallen generally over the countiy west of the
Missl'sippl live:. Jh'' greatest fall ha-t bt-en
over Mouiana a: d tbe British possessions to the
1 i '• t m j • _-eneral!y over tiie
» : fif the co in.ry. except aiun< the im
tori i ■•
■ ■• 1 r aslnnfjton, f>resun and
eastward. [ in mil is reporter at Fort
I'ort A colt-S- Ihe following
mm wind velocitl s are reporte 1 : Fort
H ' ni: •>- pel hour from the south: Port
lahn Falls 40 from the sou h.
FiTecasi ratde ki ?-an Francisco fir thirty
11 g midngbl. November 10,1897:
Ntrther-i Ca iiornia— air c ine>iday. with fog
in the mi m Dg aioig th° coast: northerly winrls
li.lad: rr---h we-ter.y wiii'lson the coast.
Soutnern California— Fair Wednesday; fresh
Nt-va.;* Kail Wednesday.
- t air Wednea lay
■ • boi • 1 :>,r Wed nesday.
f*?a Francisco and vicinity— Fair Wednesday,
fr sh westerly winds, prnDabli- ii^nt 'oz in the
morning. alkxandee McADII.
. ocal Kmeta t Ofii.iaL
KEW VOKk SIOCK iIAKKET.
N W YORK. Nov." —The tbtie of the market
during the latter part, of the day's trudini: was
strong. Ther<* \va« st°R'iy huylns of a good char
aiter a 1 fiay which seemed to be for long account,
and in the iidh: transactions the shorts were
driven to cover quite i;r^enily. carrying the level
of pr cfs stroncly nbovp last DigbVa close, so that
the net gains in nearly all active stocks are over a
point, and in m.iay lases, notably me grangers
ai.d some of the southern stocks, are nearly two
ptirits. ihe l-rotes^ional bear element was pre
pared for a cn-inuHin.fcf their successful cam
paicn of yesterday, ai:d they set about raiding the
iiMr-cet very soon after the opening, which showed
fractional improvements in sympathy with Lon
don. Misar was the vulnerable point of attack,
anl as driven down over - per cent on ill-defined
rumors of charges (o be formulated of illegal en
trie-, of imp r.ed sugar- .
The tears also succeeded in depres'inc New Jer
sey .tr*l. Manhattan aud one or two other re
lently susiep;ibl<- stocks. But the sympathetic
devlln*. brought atout in the rest of the ist was
narrorr and gave sufficient warning to!i-.e bears
thai' they, *eie not to have tninga tuefrown way
so iinrc*i*t»d as -r<-rclHj-. The coalers showed a
mariPd lendi-ncy to recover from their recent rle
pressiou on reports oi an agreement by the com
p^-iin^ interes-s in trade. Ihe southern railioads
enjoyed tu<' tcnetitof toe very larce cotton move
nient wh;ch was iireaeuted from the lif 1 g of
fever quarintines and n'taicb has sent the price of
cctton to near the iowt-slon record.
whole r i.v yll > t ;ilso was s retigthened
by coi 01 yejterlay"s supr.-m» Court
■. denying the right o. the Interstate Com
-1 cni.iiiisioti toemorce absolutel • the .ong
and sDon uaul cianse. of tiie itili-rMtate iaiv. There
was a nur.cd subsidence of apprehensioi* reeard-
Ing relatiors with iisin 011 ' account of Cuba
ant! an lv imuion came ilnring the afternoon.
at'tfr ibecablnei h»i gone Into session at Wa*h
iiiS'on. that an ofliclai announc.cniß it wou'd IM9
jiiiile thr-re to-morrow of an rxpiessed wllltng
n^ai 011 itae part of >pain to actept the good nttices
of Cue Ur.i:ed -tates maiding a settlement of the
i vi an question.
Ole of thtjstroimest factor* in the improved
ton • whs me lurp;e and confident biivin^ lor
].or,don account. °l nil uas especially niar<cd in
si.l'aul, Louisville anil Noithern I'aLllic Dre
f cried.
Mutiey in Ix>ndon shows an easi-r tendency and
Ir. .-it to inci>»se siietulailon. l'art ot ihe buying
iso was inclfim!. to thesettlcinent In progran on
Hit- Lotdjn hnngc. JitporU of railway earn-
Ingi; were, iui-ny of th»>m, very favombl- , thoußh
N'.itutru Pacltfc snowe.j a decrea nfjrthe fourih
vcik in icroLPr of over !f3>.00.i. There were
peiiods ot duili < »1 and iHjsliancy <!urin; tne uav,
and total R»les ot ill »ioi:ka wert- iebs Hian 4UO.UUO
thaes. of wlilch «uzJ>r, i;nr lugton and Si. ±>a.ul
ii..i '<• op titarly aliaJf.
Ti.i'bjiu taaZKvi was rather quiet, but prices
bel'i tirni. Total sales. 1,350,000 sliares.
I' oif-d Stale* vi s declined \'% bid anj the twos
registered 1/2 •
'ilie total sales of s:ocks to-day were 370,600
ht.H •-. incluUnc: Atchison preferred 5t!6H,
CbcMticake and Ohio 392 1. Burlington 49 1125,
Louisville i«l Nashville 14,410. Munbattau 4610,
MiiK'.uii l'acitic 9401), Missour., Kan.sas and
J<-: s preferr<d 6375, New Je:scy i'tn.ial 10.
--](i". -f.v Voik Central 3i71. Noithern I'aciric
pi 8 erred 675. North we&t Terminal 5960,
Betaog4B'i6, Kock Island 15915, >t. Paul 41,
--6»-' Qjuthern i.aihvay prefeir-^d i*Hi, Union
fnclnch.6s, Anjeritiin Tobacco 4400, Bay state
• ■ .- 1*7,270, Chicago <;as 'J0.145. sugar 72>99.
I 1. C ana I. "0-5, i bleago Q. W, 3970.
LO>L»li> M \Klvl :.
i NEW YORK, Nov. 9.— The Kveninc Post's I.om
• don financial cab'.egri.m : The tone of tlie s:ock
j markets was pen- ra ly good to-tlay. consols lend-
I iiu. Business is liicreasins slightly. Mines were
i Rood, notably the Australians. Americans opened
dul., but soon ro e above tn« parity on buying
here. A leading tinancia daily turned bullish on
j Americans to-day. 'I h»re was a sli£hi setback
I when New York's first prices were received, but
■ the clos" na istroug a the best. The tone wa«
better than for some time past. The general »et-
I Ucment sh jws c .-inu I account ana 19 going
I smoothly. Coutangoes on A meric»ns were about
I 4 '•» to 5 per cent.
I 10-monow u'.l complete the period for which
the Indian uovernm»-nt announ ed a suspension
;of ihe weekly arawniKS. I learn that tlie ludiau
. (Joverument hai 1 abled tha: It will announce
', decls.on ai to the rcstinilug or not In 11 few
days. It is known, however, that tue Indian
treasury balances, In In ia are. low, being nearly
four ir'ores (£tO,OOU WtX.i.i und»-r the figures of a
year ago. r lit- motey m«rKet borrowed from the
bau^ to day.
! The I'arisand Kirlin mnrke.s were firm.
NKW \UKK MOMKX MAKKET.
( lotinc l'rices for Bonds aud Hallway
> hares.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.— Money on call easy
at l*/»®-X: last loan '2%; closed H'si© "-'.*.;
prime meicantile pa|;er. SVs®* l^: Sterling ex
crmnue t-as>\ with actual business In bankers' bills
at $1 '.i'fti.4 Ss3g for demauJ and $4 t>'JV 3 (g>
4 8-J«i 8 for «S0 aays: posted ra es, $4 MHl^itf 4 86M1;
commercial bills, H 81*4; silver certificates, 57 Vi
(Ss9c: bar silver, 57«8t:: Mexican dollars, 443,4 c:
i.overnnient bonds, steady; State bonds, dull; rail
road bond, linn
CtOSINO STCXKd.
Railroads— |bt Paul <fc Omaha. 751
Atcblson J"»/8J Preferred 140
Preferred -" IBtP. M 4 M li:O
Baitiruore Ohio. lV«' s |>outbern Pacific. lJ*Vg
Canada Pacific... HO vgl Southern Hallway. 9.*
Canada Southern.. 6".'i /a | Preferred 2k«.-h
lentrai Pacific... 12Vy| Texas <fc racltic... 10i /2
Ches «fc Ohio .... "^'i !I" F,tr "-d assrol -OSg
lhlca o <fc Alton.. 160 Ul'Uili 63.4.
Chicags 8&Q.... '•'■-' " » Waba«h 6»/a
Chicago <fcr. 111... 6*J', a , Preferred 17
Chldgo, in I * U. 8 ! Wheel it L X 1
do iio pret'd. -H ' Preferred H
CCC it L. .. 821j% > iDress Compani- »—
Preferred S" ; Adams Xi IJH
Del it Hudson 108 j American I.x 116
DeIL&VV 154 I L'ui ted States. 40
J)el <s Klo 0 il Vie Wells- Vaigx 109
Piel'erred 4* | Miscellaneous—
Erie, new lSl,i| A Cot Oil i 9'/»
First preferred.. Sai^j Preterre I 7-
Fv Wayne 1(35 i Am'n SDirlts 8%
Gt Norpfd 130 | Preferred 22
Hoeing Val 5i 3 Am Tobacco. 75'/ 8
Jilmois Cenu 9PV2 I'rtferred 110
Lake Krle <fc W... lS^aj Chicazo Ua-s J)si- S
Prefered 6M • Cons. O as 197:«4
Lake Shore ltiSVilCom. i able Co. — i6O
Louis <fe Nasn o4i/4j;Col F & Iron 'i 1
-Manhaitiin L 97s 8 do do prefd... 70
Met st Railway. ..10. :* 4 Sen. Klectiic 313, i
Michigan Central. lo2 I Illinois steel SB
Mlnn&St. L -IV2 Uilede Gas 40%
do do Ist, prei'd. B'-' | Leau 32
Mo. Pa-ific 273/4J do prefd 101
Mobile A Ohio 2au,|Xat. Lin oil 15
Mo. X T 1 -' i., uregon Imp. C 0 .... 12
ao pret'd.... 31 5 8 | Paciiic Wall 29*4
N J Central 84 r I'ullman Palace,. 16712
NY Central . 1053 8 i -liver Certificates, 57V.S
N V Chicago<fc*tL l.Si.j j tan KopedtTwine. 4 4
di> do Is. mefd. 73' Snttar 13iJ/a
do ao -d prefd. 33V* Prelerred JlO
Nor West 13i/4l 1 C «fc iron -3%
NoAmerCo 374,1 I' S Leather 7
No Fsciflc lTi 8 ! Preferred 6O' a
Preferred B7i^ V>Sl;ubber 161,4
Ontario \V lOV4 Preferred 84 Va
OreKi.Nav. ... 32 Western Union — S6V2
ure >hurt Line.... IK Ch G W i.s g
Pitisburg Ibs C4S W H9Bg
Beading '.iOtyg Preierred ibi!
hock Isiaiid 8b Kio G <& Wstn. -
M Loulu it b *■.... 4S «' Preferred 54
Prelerred... 9vi>S; L <fc southern.. 6 1.4,
St l'aul 913 /4 flo Ist rreierred. 401 2
Preferred... '. '.'.... l?9i- 8 ; do 2d preferred.. 181.
cxosrsa Boxrx*.
I .Npk 4s, re*. .VM .\ j Cent Hen 55..112»i
do do 4b coup. .North Carolina os. 1-
do4s. re* 11-'t;, 1:04; H)2
do4s, iouh 1133 /4 -Nortuern Pac lsts. I l^Ms
Oo'Js. ree 9s Do, 3s. 57"^
dofts. Teg 114 I'O, 4» SUV*
df>s*. coup 114 IX V C <fc L 43.. .1041/8
I)lstr.c: b 60s 109Vil - or \V e» 1-lVa
Ala Cla«s A 100 I Northwest Consolsl-t-Vlj
l>o. t'ias^ B iO3 : Do. debss. 115
Do. CIK-ts U 10J 1 rezon .\»v lstg..lllV
Do.Curreucy 98 Do. 4s 92
Atch:son 4» i«6 o S Line tr..._ 119'
Do, Adj 4s 58Vs I'O, sstr 61V*
Cauada so. -.'da lv» |O Imn lsts tr 10"J
Can Pac lsts. I Do, 5s Ir. 3»y a
Chio Terru 4'^ Pacific 6s. cf '95...10-'V3
CA Ohiojs 110V2j«e»idinE 4i »2»/ 4
ca & D 4i/js Hl4. r > Rio U We»t, ists.. hi
Den <fc Xli 15:5...107 Ist L<t 1 M (ien os »3V 2
Den &Xli 15... . 87i,i!*l 1. <k > FGen tiilKU,
basi 'lenn Ists lv» st Pcon*ol»_ 13H
Kneuen4s 69 iSit> C& P lsts.... 119»,i
FW&Dlststr.. «» I I).; 5t 116
lien Klectric 5j.... 101 i,i h Carolina Nn-frid. V
OH4SA6S. lU6 outherp Xv 55.. . 901^
do do 2s. ofJ.losi/a tanßDe<fcT»ine6i 60
H «fc T Cent 5,. il. Jjl'enn New an 35.. HS'/s
doconCs. 103 • leiPucLAOhu 941/..
Iwa C 1-ts 99 1 l>o, reg 2ds 27iX
KanPContr 35i.^:u P ists 101
Kan P lst(D I))t r.llO jUP D<k «iuif ists. 46
La Nw Consol 4j.. 95 . Wab Ist. Bs 5051/g
L4.M"dUs M 4 1 iio. 2ds '.. 77
Missouri t,s 100 West stiore 45..... lo'Ji/s
MKr 2s 0914 V a. Centuries 6bi
JO, 4s Ms^l Do, deterred .. . 4
N V central lsts..:ißi j KsCUy PiGlsts 5s
MINING STOCKS.
Chollar $ 60 Ontario $3 00
Crown Point 30!Ophir '. 80
Con. Cai. <t V»... llOJPlymoutn 08
Deadwood 90 [Quicksilver 100
Gould 4 Curry.... 30 do pfd i, UO
Hale* Norcross. 125 Sierra Nevada t>s
Uomesrake. 30 00 Mandard i 60
lion Silver 25 Ci:ionCon 35
Mexican. S5 Yellow Jacket.... 35
Boston.
BOSTON. Nov. 9— Atchlson. 12V4*. Bell Tele
phone. i!s".' : Chicago, liurUncton aud Quincy,
9-'3/i; Mexican Ctnlral. si/g: Oregon Miori uoe,
15 7 : tan l>ie^o, — — : Gau<.ral tlectrtc, .
AVAILABLE CKAIN SLPPLY.
NKW YORK. Nov. 9. — Special cab c and
telegraphic dispatches to Bradstree'.'s, COTerlng
poiuts of accumulation, indicate the fo lowing
changes in available supplies las- .^aturduy, as
compaied with the preceding Saturday:
\s brat— United htaies and Canada, past of the
Kocklei, incre.H.'-e. 'J, 310.000 bushels; afloat for
and In h uroje. iccrpase, 'J.PjO.OOO.
Liverpool Corn Trade news; Worid's supply,
total increase, 5,210.000.
lorn — In ted ---tates and Canada, east of the
Rockies, decrease. 380. 00 U.
Oats. United states and (anaia, eas: of Rockies,
mcieas?. 57.000.
The more Important Increases In available supply
j of wheat la-it week n«t Included in the orhcial visi
bl» supply statem n\. are 400,000 bushels Io
: Northwester!! interior elevators, 190.000 bus>els
■ Fcrt William. OnL, 65.000 bushels at New Or
leans and 43.001> hmhels Mt'Oswego. Correspoiid
iug decreases include 128. 0110 bushels in Milwau
kee private elevators. 120.00U busluls at various
j Manitoba slorege points. 63 000 bmheis at Cieve-
I land and 34,(100 bushHs at Galveston.
NKW YOKK GKAIBi AND PRODUCE.
I NEW YORK. Nov. 9.— FLOUR— P.eceipts, 34,
--! 224 barrels: exportt, 13,706 barrels. w'eaic and
; lower exceptine for low grades winters, which are
I scarce: Minnesota patents. $d®.i 40; Minnesota
haker*'. $4 20(£4 50: winter straits, $4 55(£4 75;
wiuter eitra^, $3 40f<j.4.
I UHI AT — Krceip.s, 225,950 bushels: exports,
; 174,676 bushels. Spot wean; No. 2 red, 97*4 c
Options opened weak and declined under uia
appoiotlng cables, foreign selline and bearish
l liome crop news, rallied on covering, but finally
; gave way under renewed liquidation and closed
i ]yß@l Vis'" net lower, .no. 2 red Novom closed
I 9-ai/gc: uocerober. rdf>s.-, ciosed M*4c.
lIOPS— Very tirm.
WOOL-Qulet.
> Xl HuL.JI M-Dull; Keflned New York. $5 40.
PJ« IK -.N — Warrams, s69d Ma; »7 asked.
I.aKj'. COPJ'KR— Dun; *10 85 hid. *11 asked.
, TlN— Hull; $13 Old: $13 76 asked,
i BPKLTKB— L»UII; $4 10bid, »4SJ»Si<>l.
LriA I'— Kxrh mse. weak; f3 80 bid, f3 8 > asked.
I Brok< rs' weak at «3 75.
I COFFKK— I lost-d steady at a net loss of sto 10
: points, (-ales 23.250 bags, including November,
: $4 60: JJece 1. $o 40^5 45.
! >i>ot Coffee— Kio weaK mid nominal. No. 7 in
voice, 53/gc; No 7 jobbing. e'-gc Middling— Dull.
Conlova. »^@lsc
I >CGAK- iiaw. steady. jietined. firmer.
! BUTTEK— Receipts 6440 packages:, Western
i creamery, 14@23c; Klglns. 23c: taciorv, 10(3 13c.
i£UUi — lieceip s, tOI9 packages: firmer:"atate
: and Pennsylvania, Ib(gil9c; Western, 22c.
Dried Fruit*.
NKW YORK. Nov. 9.— California dried fruits
quiet. Kvßporated Apples, common. s@7c; prime
wire ray. BVic: woo.i-dned prime, B^c choice.
83/i(<t9c; famy. 9a9i/»c.
1-itUNES— s(ii»i,'4C ft Ib. es to size and unal.ty.
APRICO'Ib — J.ujal. 7^gfci/2c: Moorpark, 9®
lla .
PEACHES-Unpeeled. 7(ftllc; Peeled, l'_'@l7c.
CIJICAUO I.KAI.V lMKhir.
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.— Wheat started at from Vss c
to »4C below tbe price it closed at yesterday.
Copi. us raius lia'l been falltug since the previous
session ended and It was still wot when trading
•■on™, in en cert. Crop prospects iD Nebraska and
Kama*, in consequence of ipcrnt rains, were safl
lo be the n-lghte-l in yeuis The Liverpool mar-
Wets were %v lower than they closed the day be
fore when it was first heard from here, although
the retod Mio>v.-d that It had opened at a tnlling
impiovement Chicago, which was e.xp»cteU to
receive 170 cars, hart 217 Inspected Into store, be
sideß another cnr*ofrom Duluthof 79.000 bushels.
Northern spring, Minneapolis and Duluth report-d
IMI carloads against 1048 a week ago and 74>5
the corret>|>ondins day of the year belorn. 'lhe
Michigan btale crop report showed a condition of
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1897.
18H6 and salo that the seeded area wai 6 percent
greater than last year.
May wheat opened at SH%@B93 / 4c reainst
yestciday's ro of 901/4 9JS/ g ■ and gradually
declined to H9i c Laltr in the d">y thereuasa
little outciopping of b illish i - eui» thai saved ill
ba;nls ot tin.- sellers tor 11 iim«- iMranceff oni
Ai mi ie lor.s 1111:0:111. : in wheat und rlour 10
638.00) ou^hi-ls. 'I nere was a slight recovery in
L.verpool, it-.li <i i« the n»-t de< lin • in fuiures for
Ibeuaytu i- 2 d per ital, and f >lloWing thai the
tHKiiiK of 300,000 r,u-iii«ls Manitoba wheat a; New
York for the Continent.
Freezing weai her was predicted throughout lac
West for to-monon-. Braiis r et's lejiort on the
worU'a v.nirile supply slicweil an lncrea-e of
5, ' J. 0.000 bu ■.dels. Tins ium increased the sell
ing pre.-sure »n 1 May, whic in the meantime
had rallied 10 9Ui /g dec iuid to h9VtC again.
Paris quutatioiis c-:». lower tut bolhwheai and
Hour. Thore was an Increase of 4J3.10J bushe.a
in Chicago con ran wb*-at. Trie total now is
931.(0. i, lncludln 615,000 Na 1 northern and
219.0 0 No. J red.
Ktceips at primary po'nts were 1,iJ6t5.914 bush
els, against 712.000 last year..
T'le market bfcarue very weak near the close,
al tiongh there was uo increase in the volume of
iruue M;.y filially so d down to 88% c and closed
«t 881/B@'»t
--< 01 11 a-> firm in spite of the weakness in wheat.
The continued ran», snmlt lntern-r offerl und
the «lron»;er ](><ition of the crsh marKet was
larmly responslb.e lortheHentiment. Cables were
fimi, as Wrre outside markets.
vats were sjinewliat easier at a slight decline.
Kecisipts were liberal, 4"-7 cars, and larger receipts
are talked. 'Ihli and ihe weakness Of wheat
cuns <1 mo ierate selling.
Provision* wrre v-ry heavy The feature was
the unexpectedly heavy run of ho^s, about ©OOU
more itmn estimated. Tdid ran.sed a weHk open
ing, and was responsible tor moderate liquidation,
wiilcb continued all day.
The leadinir juiures ranged a< follows:
ARTICIaI-i.
]H !(-_,.
j Dow.
"9l"i/a
88»/ 4
'Ulo.e.
W"heai .No. '_—
November. New
DecemDer, "Sew
-lay
Corn So. li—
November
December.
-lay
Oats No. 2—
December.
_iay
ess Pork * bbi—
I'ecember-
January
___-_, * 100 _>»-
December
January
bhort Kibs, 100 lbs
December
January j
pm
I S-li
I !
I 26 '■
-«l 4
•aU*7/ 8
19*4
■ 26%
- bS i
30% j
i 197/8
i S 3 i
!
*£_* r/_
; 9. Sfc
; 257/gi
i 261-s :
_9"// 8
! ••li.
918/g
1 Sis/a
j 83
-6
'.6Vi
. 30
19«/8
'.l»/4,
7 67%
In &5 |
i
7 67%
[_ 56 I
i
7 421/.
8 40
7 45
8 40
1 22%
I 7a. ,
" I
l '-'-"v.
I . 5.7%
415 !
4 30
4 171/2
4 3.
440 |
|4 45 ]
II 40 |
I .45 |
I 4 32 V- I
1 4 35 j
I
4 35
i :.7i- t
Cash q.,oiatlon« v, ere as to. lows: Flou^, easy.
Winter patents, $4 8O(S5: -st aits. $4 40@t oO;
Spring sppcliils, $6: fcpring patents, *4 75@5:
Mraiti, i; 4 40»4 6't; n*keis, $H tO@3 60: Nu. 2
Spring t\ heat. h4»i@Bs3.i ; No. S >pri 114: Wheat.
B1087c: No. '_' x.ea. >«.^@93%c: No. •-' Corn.
L 6' 4 C<B'<;6i 2 r-: Na -J. Uats. lb%c; No. '£ Whit-, f.
o. b. •JHfa.23 l ,2C; N<>. 3 Wline, f o b., 'J_'i, 2
23>^>c; .No. v it ye. 47c; Nol •_' Barley, f.o b.XbVfe
®43c: No. 3. . .no. 4, ; No. 1 Fiaxseea.
*1 01(<*l 07; Prime Tlmolbt- Sped. S2 6.V. Mess
Pork. Dot, »7 4S@7 50: Lard * 100 B>s. *4 10:
snort Klbs siae^ (loose). $4 35@4 95: Lirv Salted
bhouldvr* (bo.xod). 43,4©ic: tehori Clear Side*
tboxea). 434i<M" s c: \\ sky. distillers' finished
good\ per jial, si 18: Sugiir. cut loaf, ; Kranit
lated, . stan lard A, .
ARTlil.Kf*. Kecelpts. | ft
Flour, bbls ! 13.000
\Mie»t. bu 104.l;00
I'oru, bu '.89.00-1
Oats bu 3 6 OUUj
Ej-f, bu 11.001 '
Barley, ou | 147.001 j
AKTICIaKS.
I .-shipments.
shipments, j
15,000
.9,000 i
.*•••-.(. v ■ i
S9 7.000 j
'*_'_]*, ■
Un tht? J'roauce tjcc-hausrc io-da. the But-ter mar
ket wes steady: creamer lea, 16@'J3c: dairies. 12
@-!0c: cheeso quie., 8@8V»C; «igs firm, lreso,
i7c.
V heat .Movement*.
Receipts ehiproent*.
Bushels, i hies. lius>i»i«
392.630 Minneapolis 90.850 i
3Hb 513 Duluth . Hi. 986
106,600 Milwaukee 99.550
10.-., 600 Chicn?o 28.650
63,915 ToieCo 79,300
87. 00 St. l^ouis 3 .000
45,462 Detroit. „ . .
66000 Kansas City 500
1,253,720 498*36 !
TIDEWATER. «
26.328. Boston i.',5]6
'/•/5.950 -New York 174b76
60.641 Philadelphia 5.30<"
. 4,b38 . Baltimore -
.Nuw urim.113... 142,881
842,367 325.3&U
TABIS FUTUKK3.
Nov. Jan.
Flour — Opening 61 7'J 61 05
Closing 6l 40 60 90 |
Wheat— Upenmc 35 1-8 8J >
Closing U<» t» 28 75
Liverpool wheat FUTURKS.
De-. .Mar May.
'Opening 7 M/ bl/*. 73
Closing 7 4? 8 7 41/2 7'js,
KASTERN LlVtslOtA AIAUKJ£T.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-CAlTLK— Prices ruied as !
follows: Good to extra s:eerf, |4 60® 6 25: com
monest grades, S3 75@4 55: siockers and feed
ers, •?•-' 9l>@4 50; culvi-s. good, $6 2. <jj&S 75.
HOGS— I he poorest pacKers sold at #3 25@3 55
and the best snipping lois around $3 70. th- bulk
ot the hogs crossing ih- «cales at *3 45ggi3 ti-J.
Pigs suld iargelv at »3 i>o©3 64)
>lii-h.P— Were salable at *2 6('@l 50 fjr the
poorest to the l>e»t natives and Western range
sht-ep ai $3(<t4 30. iiosi cf the Westerns »oid
above $3 75. fve<i»r< Kulug at $3 Mlftr 1 10. Limbs
were active aL 44(0,5 75 f. r poor lo piime flue*?,
feedlLg l«nih<t fetcnlng $4 51.(0.1 9>>.
Receipts— Cattle, 4.5U0. hogs, 37,000; sheep,
12,000.
Kansas City.
KAXBAW CITY .Nov. 9— CATTLK- Receipts.
11.000. Rest grades s eady, othrrs slow. Texas
steers. 92 65<$l i-\ Texas cows. $_' si)to3 25; na
tiv- steers if:-! 50@5; DattTe cowi and heifers, n2
fa 70 stockers und feeders, i'l 2.V&4 4'J; bul.s,
e2 -MAJ.A 40
HOus — Keceipts, 18,000. Market 10c lower,
dull. Bulk of sales, S3 40rd3 £0; beaviei
*3 30(6)3 50: packer*. *3 80<$3 47%: mixed. .*3 40 |
fij.i .SO; lights. »3 Ss(g,o 51); yurkers, *3 4S® j
I o 50; pixs, 83 ,15a3 60
SH XXi —Receipts, 4000. Market strong. Lamns, .
$3 5O(&5 60; mul.ons, *<: 50@4 UO.
OIIIHUA.
OMAHA. Nov. 9.— UATTLK — Receipts. 2J-00
Market steady. Native beef steers, $4 4 «0;
Wf-niern sietrs. 83 x:->(g.i 30; rows and ht-lleix.
$2 SOiftl! 75: canners, $1 7.V&'- 75: stockers tma
feeders. S3 60»4 40. u.vf», 13 f>U(a,s bO: bul.s,
btags. etc.. .^-ffl.; s'Ji
H<KiS-I!eceipt', 5400. M»rket 10@15c lower:
Heavy, $3 3j<a3 45: mixe.i, st.i 40 ' a. it" 4..: lishls,
S3 45®:< oO: nigs, $3 60@3 60; bulk of sales,
(3 35&3 4'>.
SHliKf — Receipts. 1400. Market, strong.
Fair to < liOice natives. 83 70@4 30: lair to choice
W«-sierns,s3 B0&4 20: common and stock sheep, :
WlS'&lb; lumbs, S3 75(£5 50.
CALIFORNIA FIIUIT SALES.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9 —The Earl Fruit Com
pany realized the fol.owlnij prices for i ullfornia
fruits at auc-lo:i to-day: Grapes— Tokays, suii:le
crutes, 70c@$l 55, average 9-i.; Kniperor, $1 15@
1 65. average SI 39; Morocco, f165517f, aver
age $1 C 8; Muscats, 65@S5c, average 79c: Kerer
ra. *1 05; Cornichon, $1 Xfc@l 70, average $1 37;
douute crates, S2 65ig2 75, average Ssj 66; o
k»yn, <i< \ibl»">, $^ 6t@2 75, averace $2 69. Five
cars sod t'i-<lay.
CHICAGO, .Nov. 9. -Auction sales by the Karl
Jrrult < ompary: Grapes— ToKays, single craliM,
45@90c, average 67c: doubles. $1 16; i-mperors,
giu^le cra.es, 9&r«ssl 10, average 99c; Comichon.
$1. TwoCnrs >ud io-.. by.
PUILAOhI.TMIIA, .v"ov. 9.— The Earl Fruit
company's iiiicuni sales of California tmlt:
Grapes— Toicaj'F, single crates. f>sc'a,sl 35, av«-r
--a-.c $1 08; Knjp<;ror. $1 lOi/i 1 S6, average $1 J4;
1-eurrera, $1 ; 5: Muscats, 60@,SOc, average 68..
One car sold to-day.
BOSTON WOOL MAKKKT.
BOSTON', Nov. 9.— Buying has fallen off con-
I sidprably in th<- wool market during the past week, i
aid tills has had a tendency to tone down prices
somewiia Tbm market as a wbolo maintains f ir
strength, however, and lh> ro is little likelihood of
a hrpHk. The supply of fleece wool Is small and
prices ruled linn. Territory wools ar« >et meet
ing with fnir sales, wi b prices him. The trHd«- in
Australian wools v qun-t with no weakness in
pn<es. (Juotations: Territory wools — Montana,
ttnp, 16:a.l8c; scuured, 48(g,50c; staple, .VJiuSSc:
I'tah. Wyominz. en., line medium and tine, 15(<$
17c: scoured, IB@s'c; staple. s.talJsc
Aus.rulian, scourid ><asls: Combing superfin'*,
70@7*c: comb ng, gucd, 6>@6^c: combing, aver
age, 6-@6sc; Queeiislanii combing, 65c.
KUB'I'UEBN WHKAT MAIIKKI.
Oregon.
POKTI,AND. Nov. 9. -The wheat market Is
111 weak and lower, neither Chicago market nor
the foreign caD'ei had the si.hiest encourage
ment tor belt'r prices, »iid a.l cra<ters are still
firm and advancine the local quotations were
dropped another cent to-day, . Walla Walla beini;
quote iat 74(j£75r. with blue stem uud vaile 'Jffl
3c higher respectively.
»VHShincton.
TACOMA. Nov. 9.— Wheat— No. 1 blue stem,
7«c; No. 1 club, 75c
rORTLANO'S BUSINESS.
PORTLAND, Nov. 9 — Kjtchanges, 5414,218:
balances, $31,650.
FOKKIGN NAKKKTS.
Loud on.
LONDON, Nov. 3. — Consols, 11234; sliver,
2«3/id; French renies 103f75c
I-iverpool.
LIVERPOOL. >'n7. 9. — Wheat — Quiet: No.
1 anda:d California, 37a 9Ji cargoes off coast,
no blng uolng. 31 lowir; careoes on passage,
easier, 3d lower; KnglUh couutry markets, easy;
Fr*nc:i country marxi-is, quiet: wheat lv l'arls,
quiet: Hour in I'aris. quiet. . •
CUiMoN- Uplands, 8 7-320. " ■■
CLOSE.
WHEAT— Spot No. » red winter Western,
steady, 7. lOd; No. 1 red Northern spring
steady, 7s sVad.
lOBH-KoTomW. steady, 3s ,8 1: December,
steady, 3s 11/ 8 1; January, nothln; quoted.
UK— St. j,ouis fancy winter, dull, 10s 3d.
JjTTnTT" liLLL.IO>.
s;erllntr Kxchan 60 ria s — M *!*
Rter Ing K.-uchange, sight ■ '. — 457
Sterling cables ... — 4 87!/3
New York Exchiinge, slelii!!.'.".'... — i7i/»
New YorK r.xchansje. telegraph!?.. — -••
Fine fcilver, i>er ounce. '.. — 876/s
Mexican Dollars ' .46 46Va
IEODUCE MAKKET.
VHKAT AM> DlllKß tiKAINS.
WHEAT FBBJGUTa—Are nuiet at 30s. usual
options. The c.Tarlere 1 w :eat fl -el in port has a
registered tonnage of 65.01)0. against 74,000 tons
on the same dae last year: disengaged, 13,700
torn, asaiiiA. 39,700; on tiie way to tuis port, 181,
--800 tons, against 240,70k.
The marKet continues to decline slowly, but
steadily, ) usi'iess Is dull, as the shippers are dis
inclined to operate on a falling market.
Local quotHtioiis are as follows: $1 41V4@l 4-V
for No. ]. $1 4S:<4 f,, r fholceani *1 45ig»l 48:'*
> ctl lor exira enojee ior milling.
< Al.l, J OARH I-AJ HS-
Informai, t-xssiOK— o'clock— December—
4000 ctl-. $1 4'/3A: 1,000 $1 4-"-.; 18,0)0, *1 4-';
6000. $1 4'2Vs: 601 $1 i'lyt May— l 6 000
$1 40: l-'.OO . |l 3»%; 1 i.0i.0. »i 39%.
S-KCOSD SSXBBIOK — ljfcemo r— oOOtl ctls, $1 42 V'a:
26,000, 51 4'iS/g .\. ay -'JO JO, *l 4a
Kh.iuh Morm.ni) *>KBBlon— lieoember— 24,-
OtO ctH, $1 417/ 8 v.,000, *14_: 18.000. $1 41« -
May—^ooo, ** 39V«: 4000. $1 39 1/4: 2000,
.$1 39y 8 ; 4000. *1 39; 4000, -fl 38 s .*: 4000,
*1 38^: 6DOO, 51 381/4
Aftkrnoon session — December— 50,000 ctls,
SJ 41%; I'J.UOO $1 42; 4uoo, *1 42Vv May,
18,000. »1 .VBV4: 6^oo, $1 38V2: -000, jl 383/g
■bAKLKY — The upward t»-n<leiicv in Feed ion
tluues. and a ttale of choice brunt waimmlett
f»6c, though th.s figure is hardly q.iotable. Brew
ing ii quiet and uiicbaii^tid.
Feed, Ba%fg,Boc foi iiarlc to good and 921/2 C for
choice brlgli.: Chevalier, for seed, 91 ,-O(gjl bO;
Brewing. $1 05@l 07 V 3 for No. 1 and 90(&bdc t»
ctl for liar*: oanu
CAM. BOARD BALKS
Informal skssiox— 9:15 o'clock— December—
21)00 ells, Be.8 c.
i*T.cosD ><K!shion— No sa'es-
Bkgular Morning session— No sales.
A>TKRNOON >Kttsio.N— No Sales.
O vT-— Dull at the decline Kancy Feed, $1 20@
1 25; sood to choice f 1 12 i/ 2 (ai IS; common, 51 Oo
@1 10. Surprise, $1 -.'si»] bS: Ke.i. $1 I"V2®l 30;
Gray, $1 10<»l 15: Mi.ling, $1 12V2@1 17v a * ctl;
Biaclc, lor seed. Si .-."•■n : 50. Clipped Uats sell at
%MO'J "$ loa over ihe ran- product.
CORN— lhe lower prices dv not seem to tempt
buyrrs, and the luarket continues negl<>ct«-d.
] Small. Koutid V How, ifl 12y Ml 15 1« ctl: Large
1 Yellow. 9?i/ 2 c: White. 51.
-HVK-H 10@l 121.., flctL
iif KW iiKA 1-QuLied at $1 20@l 25 * ctl.
1 The rece it arrivals v aye abont all gone in o con
- sumpliou.
HOUR AM) MII-LSTUFFS.
If the <le line in Wheat continues, acorresponl
ing decliue In Flour is likely to occur.
J-LOUK— Net lusn pr.ces are: . amllv extra*,
$4 7B&* bt>: Bakers' extras. $4 50*4 60 % bbl.
COHNMKAL, KTC— Peed Corn, *'-''-' * ton:
Cracked Corn. SiJ3@a4 r ton.
MIL.LsTUl'Fs'— Prices in sacks ore as fo.lows,
usual discount to th» tmdf. Graham Flour, &o
\ 100 Its: live Flour, J'J 50 %4 100. P.ice Fiour,
$5 75; cornmeal ,*- 'it>; extra cream do, $3;
Uutmeal, 83 50: OatGioals. $4; Hominy, »3 luijtf
3 80; Buckwheat Flour. S3 -5*3 &0: Cracked
Wheat, $3 '.'5; Farina. $4 50; Whole Wheat Flour,
$11 V's: Kolled vats (bbls). $a 7t)«ts 90: in sacks,
S3 75: I'<nn Uaney, *4; bpllt I'ea* »l 3 6U; ul»»u
do, 1 1 StS '«« I'j'J lbs.
HAY AN-> lIItUSI'UFFS.
The announcement of the comparatively small
stocks of Hay access ble to Ban Francisco has
not produced anr Bff*ct oo thf markeu which Is
quiet. Rolled Barley has advanced.
KKAN- 81lit'0iti 60 tor the oest and $14 &o@lb
V ton lor outside brands.
MIDDLINGS— S2O@2O 50 for lower grades and
»i!l 50@U-! 50 ft ton iur the best.
FKKDHTUFFS— KoIIea Itailey, <V-o@2l *lon
Ollcase Meal at the mill. 430 f ton: joboing, fSI:
Chopped Feed, $154416 ih ton: Cocoanut Caie.
$17 50: Cottonseed .M.al, t2!>(fli3o V ton.
UaY — Wheat, J12@15 V ton; Wheat and Oat,
sai«sl4; Oat, $lUCall2; Barley. $10©12; c-ru
rit-.iM'd, *1-Jf<al4; Alialfa. «bt&9 50; blocit. *»®tt;
Clover, $8©li) v, too.
bTKA — 3Utf4Uc * bale.
KKA.Na A.Vu SliEDi
A few silent changes In Beans will be observed,
generally in the .lirection of lower prices The
market is do I. Tlieie la no change In seeds.
Tbe Santa Paula sentinel says thai ,h>- Lima
Bean crop of Ventura County this year amounts
to IXUO can, with a capacity of t««l vc tons cacti.
T_U >s Hie largest crop ever proaucod in ihu
county.
BKANS — Bayos. *1 »s@'-': Small Whites.
»1 10«il 20; Liirzu Whiter 90C.SS1 05; Finks.
$1 25<$il 36; Keds, $1 S6(B1 <0: Blackeye. $1 76
Ittl 90: i.c.l Kidney. SI "5&1 HO: Li as. $1 60&
1 70. Butters, *1 .ts'*l 50; lea, $1 '-o@l 40.
Shhln — Brown Musiard, S3 V. ell; Yellow
Must aril. $2<Vs2 50 Tfi cil: Flax, $1 >or<4'.'; I'anary
fc-eed, > .'i (ij^R i e %i lt>: Altaira. 6l'*c. Kape, 2@
2»4C: Hemp, 3c: 'llmo'.by. sy a
DKIED PKAS— Nlles, *l -'.i; *jreen, *1 20@l 40
f>. CIU
I'OIATOES, OMION -, VKGBTABtKi
Allkiniin of Po atoes are in good supply and
c-.eap. Onions are weak, but no lower. Vege
lab.r.s sqow the usual tiuc.uations-
101 AlOl--^— Eariy riOM, 30<«40-: Klv#r Ked*.
35Ca:40c: Klver Burbanks, 30 ( it40c ( ?l sacn):
Or«Kon I! ur banks, 40(4,6 Be: S'allnas BuibanK* 6U
ÜbOc; Sweet Potatoes, 35@50c ft ctl for P.lvers
ana 60@70c tor Meic-d.
ONIONS— tl 35a 1 &0; Pickle Onions, 50@75c
"t> sack.
\ KUKTABLKS- Mushrooms are quotab!e at
15@20c > Ib; Marrowfat Squash, *8«10 »*
ion. Hubbiird .-qmnh. $10(<$12; Bay 1 m-umbers,
40(at65c >* box: liri-en I'eppers, 40@H/C tor Chile
and 60@66c lor Bell; Dred Penperi, 6@l6c; Green
Peas. 3V 2 fc(4c "* Ib: >iriiu: Beans, (a; sc; Lima
B»ans, 2Va(«3c%( lb: Dried Okra, W«8c: ki{g I*l ant,
•iog>sUc: cabbage, *)o(a.7b f, eti; Carrots, '-'6®
30c «t i«ck; Uanic, ai/st&^Viic $ Ib; loinaiues, 30®
40c ip box.
I'HULTIiV (NU GAME.
Two cars of Kavern sold at 10c for dressed
Turkeys, riU(fl,4 ror Ducks. $1 75@J lor liens,
$storvoiiHK KOOSMrs, If* Ml for oid Kooi ers, $4
for Fryers and $3 50 tor Broilers.
Local stock la selling well enough, coailderlng
the arrivals from the Kust.
(Janie ranges about tue same.
LiveTurlceys. ll(ai2V c lor Gobblers and 11®
I'2l/2 C lor liens; dressed Turkeys l'J@lsc; Geese
t 1 pair $1 -^5(($1 50: I>ucks, $3 i>'J!a.\ SO: Ileus,
¥3 Mi ■&."■. Hoosiers. young, $4(04 50 > doz; do, okL
$.i7i>@*; Fryers. *.i 50(d>.t 75; Broileri, $;i 2S<g>3 sl>
lor lurce und %'i 50((03 for small: I'lffeons, »1 i's
(ftl EiO n (ioz lor you ami 75itjt$l lor old.
O.vill-.-yuail. V doznn, *I©l 'J5; Mallard.
5H 60(8* 60: t_'anvasb:'cli. SJfa-S: SpriK. $wl 6/(.<BH;
IVai, S2 t« dozen:. Widgeon' »'J: >-mall Ductc,
»1 fit'(il 75: Gr«y Geese. *2 60; White, *I@l .',U:
Br»n . *1 50; Knellsh Snipe. $1 st'@-; Jacn .-<nlpe,
76c(O.$i: Hare, fl(($l V's: Kubblts, *1 as@l 50 lor
Cutiouiulls and 76iVij/$l for small.
BtTTKB, IUKKSK ANl> EGGS.
1 hTe is no change In butter. Chets? is iliow-
Ini; ueannr irmptoms, :n the advance In prlcen
hks drawn iree shipments from the Kast and Ore-
Kon. Es;k) are s eady, but the high prices re
strict ihe demand.
BL'TTKR —
Chkamkry— Fancy creameries 28@290: «eo
onds, 2t(s'2ly ti ¥ tt>.
Dairy— choice 10 fancy, 2«S(gi'<!sc si 11. lower
grades 16@^VJ»/2C
Picklkj>— TZ&i'Hc fi Ib.
*IBKIN— 1O!S"-OC i* it,.
CRKAMKRY 'I ITB— 'Ji.''/>.@1!31/>C Ib.
Kastkrn— 1 i.'(«l foMudle-fiiicKed.
I'hfcEsf.- Ciiuice mild new. 1 I'ftjlMn fl Ib; com
mon to goo.i. 1O(b>11c; Cieam Cheddar, IKSI-Jc:
Youiik America, i -(fltlL'i^t: Ore.on. lOi/jfc. lc;
Western, ilV^uiSc; Kasiern, l'Ji^QlSi^c f> Ib.
KGGH— lianou KBgs. 35(a4aVa>":: store Kuifs,
30c*doz; KHstern. -'3@25c Jor tancy, iO^'2'ii/fC
Jor hr«i» and 17(3>19c loi seconds; Duck fci-i'i
■i\)*g,vbc v dozen, "
II « IIHOM AM» 11TKCS FKUITS.
Wine Grapes are on their last lers. Table
Grapfs are dull and cheap, as usual, reaches are
steady. Apples and Pears r.inire abut the same.
Cranberries are in lar^e supply and cheap.
The Panama steamer brought up 014 boxes
Mexicau l.lmes.
DKCIDUOUH FRUITS-,
btrawberrles. Sf3®6 'ft chsst for larga.
Raspberries, $. * chest.
Cape CoU CrunfK-rries, <f6 60@7 %* bbl: Jerseys,
Sh 25«)9; Coos Buy, $2 5U@2 75 f* box.
I'cathcs, 4(J®boc *■£* box ior common and 75ci§)
$1 ior choici-.
Pears, winter Nells. 60@75c; common kinds,
2t.fti.sOc f4 DOX.
Apples. Vf.fii.4or. box lor common and 60®85c
lor Kood lo choice. H9BB
Quinces, 2a®b!.c ft ho.x.
Grapes. In toxes, -tftSHSc for Mnsrats. 20&30 c
for black. 2i (a>:-0c lurTukay nmi 2b(<ti>sc fur Corni
chon crates sell about 10c higher than -boxes.
y.liifaudel Wine Urapes, ins crop, soue;
si con 1 crop. $h@ll: Wiilte Wine Grapes, *f@10;
Mission Grapes, $-rd;lO.
J't-rsimnioni, 50®70c iS box. • ;
I'omeßrana'es. bift^7sc "$ box.
I'lTßls FRUITb— New Navel Oranges. $4:
ce--dliii!;B. $2: i.inpr- Kruii, $d!S.7; •Lemons, $1 50@
2 «t box for common and $2 "5@2 BO ior cood to
choice: Mexlcao L.imes. *2fg)3 •>(»?* box: Bananas,
»I©^ it buuca; Piueappltu. .tV.w..: »■ tin.-.
DKUSD IKLIXft, JJA.SiNS, NUTS, 10TC.
Rols'ni are unchanged l'riccs for Dried Fruit
show some variation. Nuts are t\isyatthe quo*
taiions. Ah • generil thing all ibe markets are
dull.
DKIKD .FRUITS— Quotation! nre a* follOTs:
Prunes, carload lots. 4J/i(ffl4VjC lor 40-50'». 3'<i(g,
4e for 50-tiU s. 31/403 1^c tor 60-70's, 'J'«4^i'c H,r
71-Bo's, vi/4^2i/ic i» ir> lor 80-SOs and *»,+(&'&
for 90 100' s: I'eache-i, S(3SVjC ytt>: fancy. i>V2ia<
7 /2 C; peeled. 1 0(^1 1 ; Apricots. n@6c ¥• Ib tor
Koyals and 7@Bi.3C lor cood to fancy Moorparkv,
eva|Mirated Apples, ®7c: sun-dried, 4 te4i,.|c;
blaclc 1-i-s. in sucks. i_'ja..c: Plums. 3 Vfe®4 Vfec %* tb
foi pitied *nd 1(01 V^c for uu pitted; bleached"
Plums, sc; Nectarines, 4i<st>c '■& to for prime to
fancy: Pears. 2(&5c tor quai tern aud 2yj®t>V^c for
halves, according to coloi.
KAiSINS— New Raisins. 2i/i(aKc for 2-crown, 4c
for H-crowD. 5c tor 4-in>wii, b\'^c lor See'llesi
sultanas and $1 10(o; 1 15 for i-ontion layers. Dried
Grapes 2^c.
N Vl H— Vtum nuts ar<' quotable at B@ll>c «* lb;
Walnuts, 7@7V c Tfr lb sOr bard and >-@9c Vtb
for tofiibell: Almonds. 3@>4c for hardshell aud 9c
for pnpershe 1: Peanuts. -I:<i.'m- tor hiasr*rn and
4c for Cailtorula; Hickory Nuts, 6@6c V Ib: Pe
cans. 9(»:0c B): Hlberts. P@9V2C; Brazil Nuts,
>-®9c: cocoannts. $4 bt@s V> 100.
JloNKV— New Comb. JOe for brleht and 7®9c
ior lower grades; new water-white extracted, 4V*tH
4:';ic; light amber extrartMl, 33/i(£}4c f* lb.
JSKtsWAX--JS@2sc ft Ib.
I U^VIfSIoXS.
Dealers are not complaininj of trade at present,
and say that it is rath r better than usual at this
time of the year. Prices snow nocbanjje.
LUKKi) AjtATs— Bacuu. BVjC f* lb lor heaw,
9c lor ligiii mt-tliu in. 10c lor It;hi, IOV3C 9 Ib
Jor e.»ira iikiji »ud j2c lor snsrar-cured. Kast
ern sucar-cuml Haras. 10y a @llc; California
Hams. Vti^VaC f» Ib: Ulesj Ueef, $H ?t bbl;
«-x ra mt-ss do. 89: family do. *10; bhU
Pork, JhQ,M 60 f» tbl. exiia prime Pork. $9 50;
fxtra clear. Slti; mi>a.\ 114 50 fi bbl: MuokeU
lieef. 10%fel^Vi« ¥ Ib
WKD- i-.astcni tierces quote! a: 614 c » lb for
rnnipmind and 6c tor pure; pans, 7c; California
tierces, fc j! Ib lor rompouid and tic lor pure;
hHit-l>lils, 61,4 c; 10-lblins, 7c; d» o-Ib. VV2C
COTTUi.i-.ME— Tierces. 6%C. Packaies less
lhan 3<iO 11,8— 1-lb pails, 60 in a case, fc% c - 3-tt>
palls, l! 0 in a Case, S3/ 8 c; 5-lb pails, I°2 io a case,
fcVic; 30-lb ppjls, 6111 a case, 8y 8 c; 60-tb rim, lor
'- in ii cmttt. 76/ 8 ooduti tuckets, 'Z<i tbi net.
7%c; lancy iiios 80 Ibi net, 7^ 8 c; balf Dbi* aboal
ilO lbs, 7 Vac V Ib.
UlJ>t.S. lALLOH, WOOL ANl> HOPS.
There is rather more inquiry for Hops during
th- pa-u day or so. a. unchnngeJ prices. v\ 00l
continues quiet. Hides are weak and unchanged.
HIUKSANDSKIX: — • tills anl brands uell 1c
under sound stock. Heavy salted steers, 10c
V lb: tcediurn. 8c; light, Bi.^(a.9c; Cowhides,
b l /2@9c; Stags. b\' s c: salted Kip, 9c: salted
Calf. 10®llc y tb; salted Veal. 9c; dry Hides,
15:q,15U.e; culls and brands, 1 '-(91 rj i,:.»r. dry Kip
and Veal. 14c: dry 1 alf, lhc; culls. 12c; Goatskins.
2u(ci3oc enh: K'ds, sc; Deersktns, good summer.
"Joe ft Ib: medit:ru, 'Me; wimer 10c; >heepsKins,
shearlings. 15(525c each; sliori wool, 35(£60u
each; medium, 60^80 each: iong wools, BOo<£*l
each.
TALLOW— No. 1. rendered. HOSVaC ¥» tt>; No.
2, ilftO^V2C: rerined. sr; (lreas»-, agi.'Vie «* Ib.
Wool. — Fall clip — Midaie counties, free.
10@13o do defective. J()@llC; San Joaqum, d«
lective. 7@i>c %« It: do l.ambs. 6i/>ffißc: southern
Mountain. B&iHc; Jree NortheriC ViliiHi; 9. 1b:
ao. defective, 9@Hc; Humtol'lt and Meurtocino,
13@15cV tb.
huPis— crop. 2@60 f! Ib lor poor to lair aud
S(g.loc forpood; new crop. ]o<&il4i/aO.
GEN'KHAL. M•■ KCUAXDISE.
BAGS— Calcutta ruin i!n?i, 55' 8 c; San Qaentln,
S5 40; Wool tia.%l, V'7®Hoc; Fruit iiags, 6y±c, OS/j.O
and tic lor lh« dlrtVre ui sizi-s.
COAL— Wellington, $8: New Wellington. $8;
«ou;hlield Wellington. a 7 CO: seattl". $5 60; Bry
ant. $6 50: Coos lay. J4 75; Wallsend, *6 76 *»
ton; Cumberland. $14 6u ft ton 111 bulk and $16
In HdU; Peunsvl vania, Anthra Ito Egsc $14 #
ton; Welsh Anthracite .sKdii'Z: oinnel. $9 50 'ft j
ton: K< ck BpriDKß, Castle «t»:e ami Pleasant Val- | '
. ley, $7 60 coku, »13m uul» i>ud Sl6 «t 1011 111 sks.
LdHDAIiK- -Manlls — li.+- nfh, 6'^c 1.-.hreai.
7c: 6 and 9 tlireart, 7J&t ; iwlt- rope. 6V?@7c. sisa.— ] '
11,4-inrh, 51/iC: 12-lbrend. tic; 8 and 9 ihread, be: ! '
o»ir ropt- ;V o(g> c.
CANNED KHL' ITS— Prices fprthel«97 pacic are
as follows: Blak Cherri--^. #1 2o®l 50: WiiUe | '
herriea, $1 2t@l 75: I'eaclies and" Fears, 90c;
$1 10: Apricots 00 90c.
CaNNKD VEGETaBLKS— IB97 goods are sell
ing at 70c@$l 2b tor Peas an: 60c for iuture
Tomatoes.
CO* KKK—
C(>rta liic* — 17 .-. @IKV?cl K V?c ?l Kb nor- for prime
washed (none hero); lo®l6c uoru. lor iiood washed
(Done here); 16fg/16V-jO fur c- o'l p•-Rb»•r^^ ; 1.-t@
14° c for goo 1 t.. i>rime: HVfeCai'^/bc for good |
mixed with black heais: \l(q,\-j. tor fair: 6^loc 1
for common tooidltiary.
■-ai.vador— 15 ul be (or good to prime washed; j
■»3<cßl4Vic for »i4ir washed: l«i@l7c t* 1b for \
good to prime washed pt-aberry; ll^Ol'Ji/aC lor,
suptTior unwa-thed: 1 .mil ' <c for eood Kree.i un
washed; lt«4c V. fc for r'-ou bleat:U<*il iiuwasbed;
14® 1. c for goml to prime unwusned oeaberry.
.VjaßAuiyi-lOUWi-'a c lor cooa o sunerlor
unwH»uea: 13y.j(S>l-4i. 'or good unwashed peaberrv.
UtATEIIAU AND JIKIII'AS- Ib^ "* lOnj.
for strictly pnnu washed (none here); 17Vi
(g*\Hc r lt> f r prime wa.sh.-a: 15@J6V2C for
good to strictly «'>od washed: 14@1.50 for
lair ' washej; 10@l.tc «or medium: 6@9c ;
lor ordinary: 4<& ",^c '& Ib lor infi-rior to com
mon: Isial9c lor good to prime washed pea- ,
berry: Udvl'J'ac for gooa to • j.«-r:*»r onwashed; 1
14@15c fui cood 10 orime unwashed peaberry.
H-- i-h»ciHc Cotltl^b is quotanie bs 101 ows: i
Bundles. r.c f* lt>: cnseis se ected. s>/2 ~f- : tb: j
boneless. 6V»c fK Ib. strips. Norway, 6 : ';-* c '# tb; .
fctrlos, .Varrow-uause. 7c i« 1b: strip*, silver King, j
TVaO i* Ib; blocks, Clipper, 3 c; blocks. Orien
tal. 7c; biocks. heabn»;ht. 7Vac: tablets. Crown
bra d 8c; middles, i-o uen >tate, 7c; middles.
White i^eal, Sc '# lb: deslccaied. (Jill Kdjji, *
C«seof2doz, $1 60 .e»l 15% pckiedCoi. bbls. *Jt:
hali-bbls. 94 75. Pacific llerrlnir, 15c i* box;
Dutch do, $1 10(d>. 4.1 f) keg; Whitetish, $1 50 in
half-bblt and SI 75 In ki.s; Toiuiim and i-ouniis,
<ll 'Ja: Mackcre.bbh— o. 1, $20: No. •-', $18 50;
No 3, *17; h«lf-bbis— No. 1. 91] : No. a. $10; No.
I 3, $H kits— No. l,sl .5: No. 2. $125. No. 3. $1.
QU 1 K>l \ KK— $K9 » rlnsi.
OlL— California Castor Oil, cases. No. 1. 95c: ,
bbli, 90c 9 nai < manufacturers' rates): Linseed ;
Oil, in bbls, boiled. 47c: do raw, 401; cases, 6c |
more; Lard OH. extra winter s'.ralned, bbls. Oac: (
No. 1, 4>c; cases, 5c ni re: China Nut. 47<c,0 .c «
gsllon; Ne«*sf«ot Oil, bbls, 6'Jc: cases, 65c: No. j, ■
! bb!s &0c: cases. 56c: sp<'rnn, crude, UOc; natural ;
i white, bOc: bleHCh«| do «sc: Wbaie oil, natural 1
white. 40c: bleached do. 45c: Pacific Kubber '
! Mixed I'aluts. -.\ hit* »nd house colors, $1 lis(ftl 3."> \
%>eal: waeon co.ors. ft2<£,'2\is.
PKTROLEUM. (JAfOLINK. ETC.— The Stai:rt
ard Oil Complin quotes as loilows: Watenvhlle
Coal oil, in balk. lt>c: Pearl OH. In cases, lttc;
ANtrai, do, 16c; siiir. do, 16c; Kxtra s.ar oil, In
chm-s 20c; Mutne.do 21c: r ocene. do, 18c: l»e
--o<iori7.'*d Stove Gasolene. In hulk, lie; do. In
rns>-s, lrt' c; ti'SX l>eodorlze>l Naphtha. In bulk,
101/jc: 6.Hdeg. do. In raies, 15y c : 86 deg. Uaac
icnt-, iii bulk. 20c; 86 dez. do. in case-*. 25c It gal.
W'HITK LKAD— Quoted at 6(*7c t» lb.
lIKII LKAD-Quotable at «7c «* Ib.
TUKPKN'I INK— In cases, sbc; in non barrels, |
4bc: in wooden buirels, ;A)c. t* sal.
LUCOL— Boiled, biU, 44c: do cases, 49c; raw,
bbls. i.C: do cases 47c.
CAN I)l. The btandard Oil Com panv qnotes :
as follows: Klectric Lignt— 6's. 16 oz, 7V2C: 14
oz. l)S/jc: I' 2 oz, 6c: 10 oz. 6 1 ,4 c. Granites— 6's. j
lHoz. Hi,..c: 14 oz. "Vnc: Ii oz, 7c: 10 oz, 61,4 - :
Par .tliiif Caiidl.-: l's, i!'s, 4's, b's i.nd I^'s, !
Will c. H»ir: colored. PS.ic.
LKAIHKI'.- Harness, neavy, o"o'able »t SO®,
Ssc t* lb: do medium, 2Hc; do llcht. 'i6@27c;
Kou<h Leather, 21fa;230 .'?> lb: Kips. *40'o-45 f»
dozen: Culf, SiOc@sl 10 "r Tt>: Kou>;h splits, 7gßc: \
Belt-knife splits, lofeil'.'c: Collar Leather, black.
lOwl'-cc f 4 loot: ao russet, jllur.V; Skirtiin:
Leather ao@:isc 9 lb.
st'GAK- 1 he Western bufcar Keßr.ery Company
Quotes, icrnij net cash: Cube nnd Crushed and
Fine CrtMbed, G5/ 8 c: Powdere.l. 6y c: Dry Grann
iKifil. 5y 2 c ft lb: confectioners' A, t>i^c: Magnolia
A, iii. c, 1-. 1 r.-i i, 6c: liolden C. 8 c; Candy
Granulated. 55/ c: California A, &V4C; i.ali-b.irreU
Vie more ttiati uarrels. and boxes ',^C niuru.
SAN FRANCISCO MKAT MARKET.
There has been no chau«e Id quotations for some
lime Ll hip. Supplies of all klails are sutticient
wliiiout bMng excessive.
Who:esale rates for Uresjed stocic from slati^ti
irirrs are as follows:
BKKF— Firs: quality, 6y @7c; iiecond do, 6y
6c; third do. 4@su t m.
VKAL— Larg- s(c&6c: vmall. 6@7 ff Ib.
MUTTON- Wethers. B®7c; Kwes. 6c 9 Ib.
La B— rsprlnjr, 7@bc '-fi Ib.
PORK- Live Hoi:*. iPSfcoß%e for and Sl/'C
for sniAli and »-<. r 'j,@;-t-%c Vur medium: soil noifi,
'ji/ 2 (03i/4C t 1 ib; uit->'rtii do. 5&96 C.
WOOD, LI'MBtK, ETC.
Posts, S@loc each for No. 1 and 6y 3 r<S6V2<s for
No. 2: Kedu-ooJ, $b r«r cord; Oak. rou^h. Sri 50:
peeled, *9: Pine. $r> 75.
LUM.BKR— Be ai pr'ces are nom'riallr as fo'
lows: I'ine— < rdinary si/.es, $ll(ifil4 lor Xo. 1 ana
i 9 3U.il 1 lor No. -J. ; c*tra st7.es higlier. Ke<iwoou
— jfl4@l7 for M). 1 nnii ffli@.^s'J for No. U;
I,«ih. * f.-ei. *1 7ua,l 8u; I'iCksis, Jl6; Shingles.
$1 2S for common and $Vi v; 5 for fancy; Kuslic,
*l)i($--'l; BkUH, $8.
BKCKIPTS OF I'KOOUCE.
TrtH <i 4 HnDBl
Klour. qrsic^.... 2,9i0 Kp?s, do;; 6,750
Wheat, cils 6 570 Cheese, cils .... 47
Barley, ctl» DH.015 tildes, no 1,174
Oats, ctls 400 Felts, bdls. 655
Feans. sks 3 628 Wool, bis 186
Corn, ctls i,33> ; Wlno. gals. 85.50J
Kastern 800 .sugar, Obis 8,»>85
Potatoes, sks.... 1,5t78 Lumber, M feei». "0
Unions, -iki ' HO Katslm. Doui 1.85 D
Hay.tons 270 ksllver. flslt* 49
Straw, tons 'JO; I allow, cv.. . 129
Middlings, sks... ■-■! . l.ime. bbl» _ B.
Bran, sks 3 5 Leather, rlls 24
Butter, ctls 146
THE STOCK MAKKET.
Piices for mlntDE stocks rang.-d lower than on
M. iila and tratli- was light.
'Ih- Caledonia as-sisinjent falls delinquent In
Oflice to day.
The Pacific (Jas Improvement Company and
s»n Jose Water Company will pay monthly divi
dends of 50 cents per sha'eto-dav.
Tlie-OwHH River Canal • Company of iDyo
County has levied an assessment of $5 in cash and
SI 50 and *1 m lnbor, re.-peutively, on the first.
secoDd ucd third divisions ol its capital stock, de
linquent December 4
■'Jdo Wc^ally Ditch ( orarany ot' Inyo < ounty
has levied an assessment at the rat>- of 50 cents.
75 ci'iis, 50 cenis, 50 cents and $1 per snar^, re
spectively, ou the five divisions of list capl'al
BtO) k, ile tnqu-ut D-ceinber 2t».
The ruintug. nulling and o:bcr corporations o i
and aioiind me comsiuck disbursed the folio wlnir
sums f>r lubor(!uriu« Oc-ber: Andes -T9OJ. Con
si>ll<laied alifornia & Virginia $7881. Ophir
$2082. Mexican HSI 76. Best <t Belcher *i.95b 20,
Uoultl & i urrr $rft7l 75. UtHh *641. cciden:ui
(isMiinaied) .+I7OO, .wn I'olnt *1 441 66, Belcher
Srt7i4, Yellow Jacket 51867 90. < Unliilence $4.^6,
» hal ens? «'J<ih, Imperial $:-l"4. Set;regated
Belcher $234. Savag- $'-'4(JO, (hollar $5391, Po'O^i
t23»9, I'iilod shaft 52461, M.'rra .Nevada $902.
Alpha $733. O.einaan (estimated) $ioou, Cale
oouia festlmatcd) $500, Nevada mill (estimated)
$880, «ht coiupauy (estimated) $3000, eiectric
lleht (estimated) $500, quartz mills (estimated)
450D0. Total, $57,175 16.
A»ft«B9iiieiitß P^iulinc
Followlne is a Itsi of apses ruents now pprdlnr:
I I I'elllW**. I
! No. I a mi. in tlis sale Day
| ; | Boari.- I '■
k'ellow Jacket. I 02 'i^...vci 3j. Nov lii
-eitber • 5.. •U. ..Ocl 16 -Nov 11
on. Imperial M Oil. .Oct -M.Nov *_".
Jalidonii- I 4". 10. ..N0v «|..D*c 2
.eg Heir her I '-0 Oi..Nov 7 -Nov '-'9
(ventiiclc 14 OJI .Nov 27i .Dec '-"-
-xclieouer I 4» | .Dec *.' . . Dec 30
Joulil «fe curry I 8 - .", *o..l'<*c ;*L_>ec 29
iesi <_■ Ueic.-t-r 63 '_.-,!. Deo M.D.c*--
Jon. Cal. Va I lx.] 25,.. Dec .Dec '-9
KUAIi ALES.
Follpwln« w*T9 :he .^a»<^ lv iho San Francisco
ftcck Board yesterday:
PFPITIAB MOBMNfI fKRRinX r( VMTNTINn B:30.
200 indn... 2e|ino H&N...1 45;'-'O<J Savage... 4o
50 25 100 Justice....:;] «0J 39
MOO 8«1cnr.....4: lOJ Wex 4 50J 38
300 41 .OJ Occil ... 1.1 jj 100 a >«v P»
•JOOBcti 4. <UJ OTrmn.^.OS- 68
SOOChollar.. iOJ Potosl St 10U b7
100 C Toint...o. 1 .00 6£ 10-" Un.on C..40
40J _3.|JOU Segßel.... li 20J YJactet..4l
i>i>Fxnns fKSSION— 2:'IO.
300 AIM P8l8*» CJoln ....31 -00 Overmn...o9
1 0 Andes % J6|loo 3! OJ Potoal 5-'
10U Belcher ...4i iUO i»*C 100 bcorDlon..o4
40' iii-B 41 400 Justice.. ..'_M>i b >T.,..68
VUO Bullltn . Of 150 SH. 25 61
10U Caled 21 i-JOO Occtl l.lt StW iJn10u......i8
100 Cilllr s.'> 101 08U1r....«4|10J V ■•>■•• ..-.41
10J louu 91i -'0 »7 100 40
follow-In? «it« ike «»■<=■» in tlia f acltlo otoclt
J.mio i tateniay.
BForr.AR rrFHtn'S— 10:
•iSO AJnti* 10300 C imp ....02|70» Poto*l..
30U Alt*. 0hi3(IO 0.V400 B7
■JSO Andas '.'7 500 ConN Y..02i1500 55
2<)o 8e1c&er....41 JOU Cm ±t..-.H3700 63
10 I J * B ... 42 1000 400 62
liiOU Bullion. .11 iujOo *.c....3Z .5 I -.ivan.- 37y 3
800 OP .'OO 4'JO Bcorplon-04
JOU Caleda....'.'o 5j M<t> . 1.40 oUu bli&il. il
200 2 OU h>ntuck..o'l4oo 5Nev...».67
USO CballKe. ..3: 500 JL Wasb...o2 700 b6
700 ClJOlr ....5i ll)U Aiejt.. 4;-. iOJ Union. 41
500 of! 00 300 -40
V!l)0 5- .'SJ uccnii-.i.l Cil»Q 1.1
300 CCAV... 1.2( .OJ Oohlr ....b6 «00 12Vs
100 Cond 30J Ovrmn....Ci» 200 I jim;*....*!
*iTnt\noN FKSSION — ':iX
300 AlrtiK 1C 5j lontl 93pOU Ovrmn
2J'i At* o>|.foJCrnPt 3i I i2OO 1'0t05'...62
100 Ande* 2t ' lUU Exch<sr....t:2 100 _..6;S
43'J Belcher.. 4j -'OU O <fe C . . Hi "JOO Savsje ..... 39
40U 4L o'J U*N. I.42U 21), bI.AM-..10
600 B<tb 4 2UO Kentck. o^•^-«■ 67
200 Calefla.. . . 21 .5J Juexcu....4]i 60 Ktdrd.. . 1.65
700 20120J oonlr Bt< 20J Uni0n. ...40
100 Chilnse...3l L'JO Sel IOU Utah 11
40U Ch011ar....5 -JOD feVI.Oa l«Vi
100 CCV.. 1.171' 2 iJOO Ovrmn. ...Ub'/OU V Jem 41
Cl^OSjJ>Vji <M OiATION^
TUhbIJAY. KOV. 9-4 P. \t.
BHLAtJcea.\ id. Asked.
Mpha C0n.... 10 llinstice 20 21
%lta 07 ObKerituck 02 O.»
■iiiues - *8 29 .Mexican 41 *2
Belcher • 41 4-.-ji.iccldeiilal 1.10 1.15
best & Bichr.. 42 ophir »6 . 87
Bullion 09 uvernian 09 10
.atedonla -1 '-'-' I'otosi 62 53
.liollHr 55 66 »va;c X 9 40
.on. Cal <fc V'a. 1. 15 1.2u! eg. belcher.. 09 10
Jlialleiiite (.'on. 3"- i.4 Scorpion ij'.i 04
Jou. luip*nal. 02 ver Hill 05 06
.oiiliJeiiCt- t»0 S5, ierra .Nevada, tti 69
-Town Point .. au bl tandard 1.6J —
Exchequer.... — OlJL'inou c0n..... ..» 3»
ioultf &Curr.\ S3 34 Clan ll 111
n:iie ii: >orc»a. I.*j i.4o| Yellow Jackeu 41 4'J
lulla. — t '41 -
UOtA A>~ iiu.>^» EXCHASO3. Q
TDKsDAY, Nov. 9—l r. v.
rNITF.I> BTATJSa iuiu»
£irt. Atked.. \ Bid. Asked.
r F4» e0nn. 11214 - U S *«rej... .113^ _
XltlßW J,3li«i»o —
MISOELLAXKOm BONTI4
r»mtchi«*i.ii3 - XP C. 55.... 100V41021*
lalElec t, 6slV!B — ,Oalc (.as 5». 104
lntraC\V6i U7Val"° i l>o 2d la 55... 1093^4 —
L'PDL-giex-co — '.'X I -j, '. ninioin tit.. tXH —
loßni^ti'iJil'.'^ - r&OUytfi. 11U _
>&CiiUtt6slu7 lU9V P&ChKy tts. — IOIV2
(xtiy-al 1(91 - 10.' iPwl-st KRdillS —
11 A:-, i V4ji. lU-' U7 |heno,WL*L — JOi
I.I»AU!i-'il - lUU ■ tecto T& b. - 10U
I'oUnientl til 98Va - I fFiNi'KSv 1043 8 -
&li(t-HlCDle«isi2B — icPKlSArizdi H93/ 4 110
L'oltyCon Ds. llU3illiV lr;PKKCaldi. 108 .10
Nat\in6sl»i — iOJ ' iM-Klllilji. — «5
NevLNßK7s.loi — j>ParKCaiaj.lotf%lo7i4
Mi»U»l o«. — 109i 2 -.VWaterdi. HBV4 —
"'■/u m. 95 — j - VW ater *«. 1011/* —
NY C, b5....]043/ — ißtktnu>tt.h..ii 84 —
\\ATKH STOCKS.
Contra Costs 45 50 isprn.' Vailay 983,, 99fcg
kitrinuo. — £0 — 1
«JAS ASO yLKCTBtO BTOCKI-
Capttm. — 25 IPaclflo Lira-, 67 57%
LentraL FSi-' 3 - G&Elec. 96»'g 9bL.,
ttlKloOLilcat 13 m^l-anfrancsca . l /s Jj3> a
CMJcULiAii 66 — " -tootiou i 43 tf —
i*mm |>U iuut 94Lg — I
iX»UBA.\V* 6TOCK*.
Flremaa'sFi* 385 — |....
COM KOI BANK STOCKS.
Ando-Cal... 651^ — I Ursl NaUoal 183 —
bant or CaL.242 — ' London I'&A. I^9 130
ltd fc.D<£l Co 99 101 .ilerto f.i U —
MVIXHI BANK HTOCK4.
nrrn^f.r.n.. i5lO 1575 l>nv&Lo»n.. — 100
HnmbS<tL.ljs i lltiu security... ». 2so —
Uuiuai. Si 40 j buluu I'cuM. V&t) —
t*a»v Uuion46U — |
bTRKKT KAfl.KO.4l> 8TO":K<.
ra'ifornia.... Iv 9 — l Oki* sS L.&H*/ _ 100
B«farT-at...«» 40 - i FreuKlia,.... 6 —
bai-a.ei.-5w.... oU3,i 61 |
J-OWDKR STOrK*.
California.... 95 115 lUlantOox... 35 35%
It— iif— IV _ — 90 | V.^ons. 3/ ( b:> t
MIS'KI.I \ UTO-Ki.
>*!»sfc»r-*M. 9" s /i 981/4 Vln-.'o — 8
lier liead 105 — | 'teanlr.S^co 313^ 3214
MawCAsCa. -'41/4 KUj ! l'«c Aux FA. — 3
liuiLii.ii' 3iB 4 b6 ; i'acboraxCalOO —
UdUAWb Ml - i-mi l'<uutCa a % —
XI.-.1 -Uu.l.w.w »*»»ijji.
«oanl —
60 (ilant Powder Con „ 35 50
2C Hawaiian Commercial «. 24 75
It 0 Hutchlnscn S 1* Co ■ «6 00
115 Marlcet-st Hallway 50 v; 5
150 do do 60 50
125 .Mutual ElPCtric Light. 13 t,O
5sF «Jas & Electric Co V 6 50
168 s F Gaslleht * -J5
•> bY Water 99 00
60 do do Ss> l..y 3
|i2('OO S T of A Bonds 99 87i,
$3000 s I' Brauch Hallway rionas 107 1)0
$1000 N PRal.wav Bonds i«4 50
sirpet— HIS
10 Eaistern Dynamite 85 00
100 Mutual Kiecinc l.Ubt 13 00
90Oakl»nd uas 66 25
70 bY Water - 99 S!5
AFTICRNOOX SlCSitL*.*.
Board—
50 Hawaiian Commercial 24 50
20<l Hntchlnson 8 P Co »5 00
100 oo do 34 «7i/a
•15 ilo <Io «4 75
160 Market-st Kallwav B'J 75
25 Mutual KlPctricJ.lsrht IS 00
10 i Oceanic S S Uo 32 00
60 S V Oas 4. Klectrlc Co »S 37y 2
--
50 California-street Railroad UO 00
200 Mar».Jt-Ht Kauwav : »'» "5
40 Oakland Oas 56 J5
$*000 SFt.N P Railway Bonds lU4 50
Mourners Dug the Grave.
The unusual sc«jne of mourners at a
funeral digging the grave of lhe one to
be interred was witnessed a few uays since
at a private burying ground on Lick
R;in, near tne Poites's field. The funeral
was a Jewish one, and ;ho remains to ba
interred were those of Mrs. Levine, who
nine originally from Spnn ,'lield, Ohio,
but wiio Had lately iivei in Newport.
It seen)* that Mr. Levine had represented
to the otiicials in charge of the cemetery
that he was in very poor circumstances,
and had thus secured a burial at lhe
lowest possible figure. When the funeral
corteso arrived at the cemetery the
mourners were -urprised to learn that the
grave had been duz only one foot. It
sepms that there had been some hitch in
the proceedings. The sexton said he had
orders not to proceed with rue work until
instructed by ihe proper official to do so.
The excited mourners waited but a very
short while, and tberi, securing picks and
shovels, they began throwing the earth
out of the grave in every direction. The
spxtnn watched the job complacently
until he saw that the earth was being
scattered so that it could not be used
aenin. He then offered to finish the job,
find the mourners climbed out of the pit.—
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The French Government, fearing that
enemies or foreigners may use the carrier
pigeon ior carrying secret imormntion,
has passed a law by which tho-e who keep
pieeons without lictnse shall be punished.
The carrier-Digeon is every day growing
more and more important
THE CALL CALK.NUAR.
November, 1897.
| Mo. |
I 1
ITu. |
\V.
|W_|
i 3J
Th
Si».
Moon's --.use-.!
I M
«
3 First Quarierj
K__* Nov 1.
8
1
■?
—
10 I
I 11 j
12
13 I
15 |
I ie ;
i i
17
i I
18
Ul
I !
'20
fSSk Full "MOOD.
\x*S/...~ .NOV. 9.
22 j
23
—
25
__
8.
27
\r7*\ldix*l yuane.-l
j^-V Nov. 17.
|__|
[ 29 j
—
—
30 j
©New Mood.
Nov. 24.
|a--i\-"li_t Qu->rte*l
—>' Nov. SO I
SiKAMJKKS 1O »AJL.
UTK- w• •* !
-^tt'^^ttt:" " _'•,-«.. 'w.
>o~ W ,{«££" jAjjv j*7s*3)^ 'i
Wo.coi Alaska «'" "'.",,._ j ...pr - a
Ala_n*-_~.. Sr«lnT ....... Nov -1 •««• "«.«
HnmlW-t. Uumbol.ltbft Nov* 1., I'M "_5-f
i.iiv fueoio ne-*-*----! £'' v .-,„?_„ ;. _'r 11
Q„a.a>n -a.l Di«*-*0.... Nov I".,.*. ami • ler ii
CKve.Vua .. I'uirei sound.. Nov 13. 12 MJ-" 1 - 9 . 5 , '
« win;.:::. ...... e-..-. . no* 1 J. 12 ■ » lie- -
Del -Norte.. OraysHarbor. Nov .*,IJ M ■•■•••■•*•
Man- 01 ca rori_a___ ; ov 14,104_ , '."" - *
Hirt-Ha.... Newport Nor J 4. »->. L** 1 , 1 ..
WVeo;*.'..'."'. Humboidtßai- Nov 15, 9a -i I ler li
Alliance... Or gon ports. '■ 'ovlS. 0a« Pirtli
Kama Kosa. *-an Ole-t0.... ■ Nov ib 1 J a_;H ef I -
Areata .. xoostiay Nov lti. se_ •'*•.,
S*m_"t. K«__-nt..... ov 18. 9a. i« IJ
Coin it, hi a.. 1'0r.„n... X"V ]0... am 1 [_* ■'*
bTKAMJBK) 1O A-KKlVli.
-T AM X X
>no*-
'VK
Queen :;... -an P.eco. £J»J '°
Male of Ca1.... Portland. v. TT
"Sort- For-. ... Humboldt ".",*, * «
Ire-teem Citr. . i.TMcent _ii.- —_?„„ J i
Pomona. Humboldt M. ..>ov 11
Alliance Portland _°„ i
Bristol C«*__o_ _°„ .1
Weillneton. . . Departure Mar vii-»
Willamette.... -cattle , *i" V . •*.*!
h_re__..... Newport. i " ", if.
Pel Norte i*ra-.«i Haroor. ."-.ov J-
Kmplr_; _.. loos bay ■•£<"▼ i-
Czarina... Coo* »*-■* •• * _ . , _
Walla Walla. .. Victoria A* Pu.ei ~oua i Nov 13
Cbilkat. Kei Rlw.. "v"", ,_
Weeott j Humboldt Bar. "•£ t-
Mackinaw lacoma - - So ■*"
*-antal.o_a -»n Di»« - *."C-2- J,
Humboldt Humboldt > ov »""
Areata too* Bay ■*«""' •}■
Cniut-bia fortlanJ. £23 i_
CoosB&y No-port - ■*°*'.:£
Bio de Janeiro.. Chin* * Japan - vo "* l <i
MJ.N. MOON ANl> 'AI D IS.
CN7T»n States Coast a.yd Gfodktto Bimyiev.
TlMEfl AND HKIQHTS OF HIOH AND I.O*
WATKBS AT >ORT Foint, Kktranck TO HAH
Ir^ncisco Bay. I'ubi.ishkb by Official
authority of thk superintendent.
Kotk— Tne high and low witters oc-ur »<tni
City Kront (Mission-street Wharf) about, twenty
five minutes later than Ht i-ori Foint; the heist"
01 tide is >he same ai both places -
November— lß97.
Wedneslar November 10
Son rUes '. 6.43 I Moon rises 6.30ru
Snn sets 5 OJi Moon sets
>■ I ______ l Fee; !_____! Fee: ______ Fee. _____
g! xx: ! H XV : la Xt • 11 XV
9
10
11
Vi
18
11 w
0.11 4.2
1.05! 4.2
1.52 4.1
2. 40 4 1
& 29 : 4.
10.06 -71 boo! 0.- I
la W ' H W Ila W
I 27 3.3 10.37 6.6 5.85 01
! 5.07 3 511.12 56' 6 10-0.0
j 5.50 3.7 1 i . 5 . 5 . tt.4l 0.1
6.3*. 3 8 12.57 6--', 7.19 0.2
7.25 3.- 1.33 5.1 1 7.56 0.3
' Notb— ln j hi aojvo exposition of the tides the
early mornlos; tides »r« given In tba left haul
column, and the successive tides of tbe day la ib«
•rd>r of occurrence ai to time. The second ttms
column gives the second tide of the day, tha tblril
ilme column the third tide, and tbe last or right
hand column (rives the last tide of the day. exceps
when mere are but three tides, as sometimes
•ccurs. lac Heights clven are additions to tha
■oondlnss on th« United Btsies Coast Survey
char:*, except when a niinni sign (— ) precedes ma
bel(ht. and tne« the number givea v subiraci.lv*
Jrom the depth given by tha charts.
X OTIC 15 TO HABINKBB.
A branch of the United States Hrdrographlo
Office located iv the MerchantV ExcbaDze Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality and frM Of
expense.
N'avisators are cordlallv Invited to visit th«
office, wlnrre complete sets of cha'ti and salllnc
directions of tbe world are kept on hand: or com
parison and reference, and the latest Information
can always be obtained regarding lights, dancers
to navigation and all matters of Interest to ocuan
commerce.
Tiie time ball on too of the building on re'.e
graph Hill Is hoisted about ten minutes before
noon, and Is dropi>ed at noon. 120 th meridian, by
telegraphic signal ie<e.ved each da.- from tn*
United Slates .Naval Observatory at. Mare Island
Cal.
A notice stating whether . the time ball was
dropped on time, or giving the error. If any, ti
published the uoi day oy the afternoon paper*
anil by lac morning papers the following «U»r.
W. s. HUBBB,
. Ueutenanu C. & i».. la ciiarxa.
The Ttma Ball.
JBbanch HYDBOOBAPHIC OFFrCK. V. S. J»\, ■»
Merchants' Kxch> xqk. r
San Francisco. November 9, 1597. i
Tba time ball on Teiegrapn Hill was nroppsl
exactly at noon 10-day— l. c.. at coon of the 13J:n
meridian, or exactly at 8 p M, Ureenwlch time
W. Si. HtTGHKS.
Lieutenant T* S. N.. n ■ n»r:*
SHIPPING ]MELLII.ESCt.
Arrive I.
. TUESDAY. November 9.
BlmrGeo Loomls, Bridcptt, 36 hours from Ven
tura: 6'JbU übis 01', to Union Oil Co. Up river
direct.
Strnr Humboldt. Bonlfield, 18 hoars from
EureKa: pa's and mdse. to M Kalian «fc Co.
Schr John A. Hellquist, 7.' hoars trom Kureka;
SMO M ft lumber, IO Pacific Lutn her Co.
Schr Conflanza, Jen«>n. 4 days Irom Eureka;
155 .v it lutnuer, 10 Lha» Neisou.
Cleared.
TUESDAY. November 9.
stmr Coos Bay, Hall, San Pedro; <.hh*Uil, Par
kins A: Co.
Stmr Peru, Frlele, Hongkonz and Yonohims;
PJI tj C O
Brshlp Routeneern, Jensen, Queenstown; Ep
plnger <fc Ca.
schr bailor Boy, Peterson. Port Townsend: E T
Kruse. *ff**H
S»il«<t.
TUESDAY, November 8.
Rmr Arcat*. Keed. COO 3 Bay.
Stmr nueiH-me. Johnson, Trinidad.
Mmr Gipsy. l.elan<l. muim iJrus.
Mmr Greenwooa. Katrprluod.
Stmr South Coast, £addarl, Eureka.
Stmr Columoin. Conway. Astoria.
r-lrar lii.Kiit. Dunham. Eureka.
isimr Peru, Frlele. Yokohama and Hongkong,
Kr snip Hiv<r.i(le. .uiCuily. Queenstown.
t-clir Xettie uiw. lx>w. Foint ite»*«.
S'-hr Bender Brothers. Wetzel, Bow«as Landing.
Bchr C^eni, Olsen. Coos Bay.
Scnr.Mary Bldwell, v'opei.
Schr Maid of Orleam. AriT, Grays Harbor.
Telegraphic.
POI.VTI.OBOH. November 9-10 r m— Weaiber
cloudy; wind W; velocity 8 milei
Charter*.
The schr Nornia loads mJse for Santa Koaalla.
The Hlehlimd U?ht and Lacile load coal at
Seattle tor tnls port: <chr Uranus, redwood at
Fort Brags for >an Ken'to Mexico.
'1 h» rir ship William Tillie loads wheat at Fort
land for Europe. . i
Domestic P«»rt«. : .-r
SEATTIiE — Arrived Not 9— Jap stmr Klojun
Mini, from Yokohama. :
s>ail<»d Xov 9— i:rlg Blakeley, for San Pedro.
COOS BAY — Arrived Nov 9— -our Glen, hence
Oct 129: stmr Truckee, hence Nov 6; stmr Czar
ina, hence Nov 7.
>ailed Nov i?— Stmr TrucKee, for Yaqulna Bay;
stmr Alliance for >ap l'r»ncl»o".
L'SAL-Salled No- 9— >t nir Newsboy, for Mon
terey via San Kraticisco.
FORT BRAGU — Arrived Nov P— stmrs CoquUl«
Kiverand W'estport. hence Nuv 8.
KTj CEKA— Arrived Nov 7 Simr Excrlslor. he
Nov 5: simr Tiliamook. lience Nov 5: stmr Non.i
Fork, hence Nuv o. 9-S*mr eeott, hence Nov
8; s mr. Pomona, hence >ov8: stmr Aiii.incr.fm
Astoria.
>ailed Nov 9— scbr Gen' Banning, for b<an Fran
d»co.
TACOMA-Arrtved Nov B— Scbr Zampa, hone«
Oot J6.
si. -.i Nov 8 — *chr Corona, for Kan Pea ro. 9—
Schr Fred X sander.i. for mih Pedro.
(•AN PKDRO — iall«>4 Nov 9 -Scbr Ser»na
'In iyer. .or Eu:eka; stmr Alcxzir.
I'OUT Ltis AN*. KLE-<— Saiicd Nov 9-Brship
Wasdal'*. for Po lland; stmr Alcntraz.
>AN DIKOO— Aruved Nov9-S >uc Albion, frm
Mexico
POKT TOWXSEXD-Arrived Nov l<— Schr
Que-n. irum Untia,*...
URKK.WVOUD- Arrived Xov 9— -Stmr Whites
boru, heuce N»v 8.
£»»terii Port*.
NKW "YORK — Arrived Nov B— Ship Aryan, frm
Honolulu.
}'or»ls:ii Port*.
CALCUTTA-Arrlved Nov 6-Brshlp Leyland
Broiheri, irom Chl.tacong, to load for San 1-rau
cisco.
COI.ON-ArnveJ Nov — almr Fnance, from
Nicw York-.
SYDNEY— Arrived- Br stmr MoMia, hence Oct
14: Br ship Ge.i Gordon, bence Seia 9.
Hulled .nov ilrs.mr Aorangi, for Vancouvpr.
ACAPULCO— sailea Nov 9-oliiir C0.0.j, for
S»n Fr«nclsco.
V IcTOHIa — Sailed Nov s— Br 3hip City of Beu
ares, for Lou on. ,
I Movement* of Tram- Atlantic Steamers.
CAPE HF.NKY, V-v- Parsed Nov ' o— Simr
Dresden, irom hieiocn for t altimore.
U/ARD— Faaael Nuv 10 at X a M-Stmr St
Louis, from Nt»w York lor liampton.
l»nportation«. v
HUF.NEMK-Per Hueneme— 3o97 sks barle" »
199^ sk» wheat. •<<» «ks nuts. ■ ' J
EUKEKA— huniooldt — 1027 11 shingles, 71/
sks potatoes. I^4 ski wool. 94 pk«s md.ie, •£ catesf
crockery 34 doors, 4b uxi outter 3. doors 1 di
cum. 15 MJtlumoer.se bxsapple»,s cs tun 8
piigs expresi.
< "ll.lrni.p..
Ppr Hueneme— K lan-'Hr Oalinger.
Perllu»'boldt— Hulme& Hart: Phc Lumber Co-
Thos Demean .-.-on .v: Co: Marshall, Tesrgart &c»
Standard uil Uo: WF Mitchell: WO.l a so" cltv
iivwerv: Wleland Brewln? Co: Wit/.el <* Baker •
Knterprise llrewery: Clias .Nelson: F BHaiclu- L
Felgenbaum Jt Co: BrUham, Uuiirie AC: Wolf.
Wreden *Co; C E Whitney & (Jo- J Woo.n-r
Getz Bros & Co. Norioh, Teller* Co; A Paladlni;
Ku»-. Karly * Co; Wheaton, Bmon A Co: B CailO:
G Camilloni Co: J Blnguglla: N TaranUno: P
C Lumber A Mill Co: Wellß. Fargo & Co; Anso-
Amerlcan crockery A Ulasswaie Co; J iy sh.lil«i.

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