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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-16

interested in the shipping business know TO
their sorrow that a light has long been
necessary
While the rocks where the light has been
placed have not been the scene Of many
catastrophes they Will 60 down in history
as tile last scene OF one of the most terrible
wrecks ever witnessed on the Pacific Coast
This was the wreck of the Brother iona
than. a full-rigged shin, which sailed from
Boston IN the year 1865. laden with passen-
gers and freight, bound for one of the
Oregon ports.
On the 23l of July. in the same year. she
encountered a terrible storm off Crescent
City, and after laboring against the gale for
two days was drawn ashore on reef just
south o! ST. George.
Nearly everybody on board was lost,
only one boatlOad containing nineteen pas
sengeTs being abie to reach land.
Eariy CallIOTHIanS Will remember the ter
rlble affair. as II was one OF the most cee-
brated In pioneer days.
For many years afterward ATTEMPTS were
made IN Washington 10 get a waning signal
placed in this locality, but it has only been
within the last administration that any
action has been taken
The Government finally listened 10 the
appeals OF those most closely interested and
the outcome has been that the coast in that
neghborhood has now one of the finest
lighthouses aud danger signals on the
whole seab0ard line.
The lighthouse looks like fortress and
will be able TO withstand any attack of
storm or wave.
The light is 80 feet above the sea level
and shines seaward with great briliancy.
The building is square pyramid gray
stone tower, rising from tue easterly end of
an oval masonry pier, built on the rock sixty
SIX feet above mean high water.
Besides the light there is a steam fog
whistle, which blows for five seconds with
an interium OF thirty FIVE seconds, this
being the usual rule along the coast
The flrst tests were made the latter part of
last month and were entirely successful.
anu from now on the light will be In full
operation
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NOTORIOUS r1TKE NOLAN.
He Steals Buggy and Drives Horse
Almost to Death.

Michael Nolan, an ex-fremaD, was ar
rested by Officer E. E. Byrnes yesterday
and charged with cruelty to an animal and
with driving off with horse and buggy
without the owners consent. On election
day Nolan took Assessor oiebe's horse and
buggy from in front OF the new CITY Hall
He kept the rig out all day and night and
drove the horse nearly TO death. The next
morning the buggy was found w rocked and
overturned as Noe and Nineteenth streets,
The poor horse lay on the ground almost
dead from oyerexertion.
Nolan has been arrested many times. bu,
has always escaped conviction. Two months
ago he deserted his wife and two little chill
dTen and left them unprovided for in mis-
cradle abode at Twenty-fourth and Dia.
mond streets. With his gang OF hoodlums
he has frequently baffied the police and
terr0rized residents of the Mission. Less
than two weeks ago he was arrested fol-
drunkenness and carrying concealed
weapon. but with his usual good luck be
escaped conviction.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

KATE DwYER, pIalntf)
SUPERIOR COURT,
NELSON LARSEN. and Department No l.
his wife. ANNIE NJ. No 80 536
LARSEN. ANN DWYER EXECUTION
ct ais, defendants
Under and by virtue OF an exeeution issued ont
OF the Superior Court, Department No. l, OF the
city and county OF san francisco, State OF Gait.
fornia on the 10th day OF November, A. D. 1892,
In the above entitled action, wherein KATE
DWYER, the above-named plaintiff, obtained 3
judgment ana execution against NELSON LARSEN
and his wife, ANNIE NJ. LARSEN, ANN DWYER
ct ais, defendants. the 2Sth day OF October A D.
1892, am commanded to sell all the right title
aud interest OF said defendants and of each OF
them in and TO all that certain lot piece or parcel
of land situate, lying and being in the city and
county of san Francisco State of California and
bounded and described as follows: Commencing at
point on the scuthwesterly line OF Eleven street.
distant thereon southeastery seventy (70) feet
from the sou herly corner OF Eleventh and Folsom
streets. and running thence southeasterly along
said Hue OF Eleventh street Atty (50) feet thence
southwesterly Seyenty-elght (7S) feet more less
thence northwestery fifty 500 feet 10 point dis
tant southwesteTly eightytwo 1922 feet more or
less from the southwesterly line OF Eleventh street.
and thence northeastery eighty-two (S2) feet more
or less, and 10 the point of commencement.
Public notice Is hereby given that on SATUR-
DAY, the 3rd day OF December, A. ID. 1892 at ~
O'Clock noon of that day, front OF the City
HAIL Larktn street wing, In the city and county OF
San Francisco viii. In obedience said order OF
sale and decree OF execution sell the interest OF
defendants and Of each Of them In the above de-
ScrlOed property or so much thereof may be
necessary to raise sufficient TO satisfy said iudg-
ment. with interest and casts, etc. TO the highest
and best bidder for cash in gold coin OF the United
States
san Francisco. November 10, 1892.
c. s. LAUMEISTER Sheriff
BENJAMIN HEALEY, attorney for pIaintif.
mol "A
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Coating for the Piles.

The Paraffine Paint Company has been
awarded the contract for coating the piles
at ferry slips 8 aud 4. The contract
price is 80 cents lineal foot. The company
is to give bond to the Board of Harbor
Commissioners in $500 guaranteeing the
efficacy for five years OF the coating. About
$4,000 will be the total cost OF the work.
Plans and specifications for rebuilding
ferry slip and portion of ferry slip 3.
proposed by the engineer, were adopted at
yesterdays meeting of the board, and the
clerk was Instructed to advertise for bids,
10 be opened on the 29th inst.
The Kennedy d Shaw Lumber Company
having called the attention of the board to
the dilapidated condition of a small portion
OF the wharf on Channel street, between
Fourth and Fifth, the Superintendent of
Repairs was instructed to attend TO the
matter.
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General Merchandise.

Ssass,.
says: "Ihe recent Presidential election in this
country as been. as usual FREEDOM to all other
TO note IN the condition of this article since our
circular OF the Sd inst. Local business has been
medium grades. which are now nearly exhausted.
Ssvadors remain quiet and slow of sale, a few
small parcels being taken on the basis OF Sl2c for
good unwashed. At the close larger transaction
Is reported on private terms but understood TO he
at slight concession from the above quotation.
Desirable qualities OF old crop Guatemala are en-
tirey out of stock. The few parcels of new crop
Tor good TO prime washed. aud are IN demand at
these figures. No shipments overland have been
made from irst hands but about 1890 bags inferior
20 medium Ola crop nave been forwarded by the
1Obbing dealers The y ew York rket has slightly
Quotations ' ars 2i@PPfslc for road 20
prime Costa Rica free from black beans: 1870
2Ol3c for good Costa Rca mixed with black beans;
1920 for good washed salvador; IS1sc for good
unwashed Salvador Nicaragua and Guatemala;
22c fer prime washed Guatemala; 2l@2l$4c for
good To strictly good Gustemaia: l11aG 4O44 Tor
fair washed and unwashed Guatemala: 2l61Z2I2c
med,um 1%aIt es 991aI%c far orSsr1 SuaIi
ties: 20 l21ac for very Inferior to common
81 1901 IS; Fears 81 7oai So: White cherries,
81 70; Black Cherries CHI 81: piums: 81 S09l 30
$lG1 Is q per dozen.
CoAL-Firm AID gradually decreasing In supply.
SEQ eh has been advanced Wellington is quot
aOle at 50 e ton; New Wellington, 50 2 ton;
Seattle So: New Seattle So; Coos Bay. IS so;
Sydney. 81 so; Scotch. IS p ton; BrymbO.
81 so: Greta 81 so; Cumberland, Sl4 in bulk and
SO so In sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg
81 90; Welsh Anthracite Egg $40; Camel. So 50
2 ton.
FISH-No. 1 Mackere is quotable at Sl2@l3
In haf-bbs and 81 1902 In kits: No. 2. $40 in Dbls
and 81 5O6al 75 Ia kits: Mess Mackerel S. 4 Kit;
Pacific Cod sc In bundles, &c q 70 in cases, &c = ID
for homeless and SC z 10 for bricks Eastern Smoked
Herring. Soc; Dutch do. s. 5O@1 u q keg hite-
rsh. $40 In half-bbs and S2G2 % in kits; Tongues
and Sounds. 81 75o12.
QUICKSILVER-Quote at 81 5OG42 p flask
NAlLS-Base prices 81 10 for iron. 81 10
or steel and 50 20 for wire.
SUGAR-Tne Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash. Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 55sc 2 n; Dry Graduated,
&c y n; ContectiOners' a, 45sc; Magnolia s5Sc;
Extra c. 4lae Golden e, 42sc; ID, 414c; Standard
A. 4Ysc: han-b5ls l4c more THIN bblS and boxes
12c more.
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Hawaiian Sugar Company.

The Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company held its annual meeting yester-
day morning. The old board, consisting of
Claus Spreckels. John ID. Spreckels. A. b.
Spreckes. III. L. Dodge and John L. Coster.
was reelected.
This board was later organized by elect
ing John ID. Spreckeis president A. b.
Spreckels vice. president. K. ii. Sheldon
secretary. and The John ID. Spreckels
Brothers Company treasurer.
The secretary's financial report for the
past wear was read. 1t shows gross assets
OF So. 932, 1897 and liabilities of S1,20f, 545
leaving remainder of 81. $780, S42.
Means Of paying off the indebtedness In.
CURED by the concern were discussed, and
1t was finally decided that the directors
were TO consult legal advice as to the as.
sessing OF the stockholders TO pay the debts
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TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. Ii

TUESDAY EVENING Nov. 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver lower.
Wheat futures weaker
Wheat freights quiet.
Barley elsier.
Oats, Corn aud Rye unchanged
Hay easy.
Beans quiet
Alfalfa Seed lower and dull
Dried Peas inactive
oregon Potatoes selling. Onions Still
Butter and Eggs easy. Cheese steady.
Honey quiet.
Poultry higher. Game lower.
Fresh Fruit unchanged.
Dried Fruit dull and weak,
Free receipts OF WaInuts
Raisins depressed.
Provisions In fair demand.
Hops weak and quiet.
Hides and Wool unchanged.
Scotch Coal marked up
Coffee quiet
kea. market unchanged.
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AT PARTING.

you should leave me. kissing me goodnight,
And shouJd know that sweet kiss meant gOod-by.
would not give the world my tears. nor sigh
p sorrow In its lQyelineSs and light:
Ut l should say: Somewhere the day dawns
bright.
and beautiful Gods morning draweth nigh
Where rare- rain bows span the stormless sky
lud rarer smiles have made the darkness whiteP'
4 nd some day. dreaming in your homo above.
Where there is never dark or storm, or gloom,
Your lips would feel the last Kiss that they knew
ale mine would ~: a. III Is for me noEloye:
II was lonely in The light and bloom
THAT through the gates o. death came TO your'
FRANK l. STANTON
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Indicted for Murder.

The United States Grand Jury reported
three indictments In the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday. Two were ordered
placed on the secret file. The third was an
indictment for murder found against ILL.,
nois Wise. sailor on board the barksntine
w. II. Dimond. The crime was committed
in the harbor of Honolulu while the w. III.
DimOnd was lying there on April 1G Iast.
The murdered mans name appears In the
Indictment as John Doe, Chinaman. who
was beaten to death with some blunt in.
strument ~
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Francisco and San Mateo Railway. The
fatal accident occurred at Sixteenth and
Guerrero streets. Jones alighted from one
car and was run down by another running
In an opposite direction. The Coronar's
Jury iouhd That death was due to an acct
dent caused by the negligence of the de-
ceased. Employees on the railway were ex-
onerated from blame,
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TO WARN THE MARINER.
A Fine New Lighthouse Built on ST.
Georges Reef.

Another safeguard has been supplied for
our coast commerce.
1t is lighthouse on st. Georges reef, a
rugged mass Of rocks lying Just northwest
of Crescent City. on the upper coast of
California.
These rocks have been menace to sea-
fsring men for years, and general satisfac-
ton is expressed among them on account of
the Governments action in placing a light
house and fog signal on the dangerous
grounds.
In Crescent City unanimous approval is
expressed that the light has at last come to
be reality and not one of the long-talked-
of affairs which never assumed shape,
There was reason for their joy.
Although newcomers to California do not
know much about the storm beaten coast
to the north of Us, those vino live there and
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October Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports ITO
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the month OF October. with assets S4O7 $50,
aud liabilities S744,153, compared with 90
Tor the previous month with assets $780,
1853 and liabilities S34S,734, and lOS for the
corresponding month of 1891. with asyets S2Ol
S97 and liabilities S42l l13. The failures for the
past month are divided among the States and Ter
ritories follows:
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Food and Shelter Station

Captain Milsaps OF the Salvation Army
left yesterday for New York to attend the
continental congress of the army. While
there he will submit proposition 20 oprn n
food and shelter station in this city, and. IL
MS proposition meets with favor, he will re.
turn at once and open t.
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And In accordance with law. aud an order of the
board or Directors. made on the twenty-eightn ds
OF September 1892 so many shares of each parcel Of
euch stock as may be necessary viii be sold az
puOlc auction at the ofice OF the company roo,,,
II, sos California street. san Francisco CAR.
Iorhia on MONDAY, the twenty first day OF M
vemoeT 1892 at the hour of o;cock ~ ~ go ~,
DAY. 10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon
togetner with costs OF advertising and expeuseS ~
the sale w HsBROwS S.dar enSos Vl
., ee13o3 California street, room IL. SAN Frau
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Pears, 81 AS; double crates Cornichons 50: singe
crates 81 55 fuli crates Empe rors So: half crates
81 90; Peaches, 81 35.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is Porter Brothers Company
sold to-day two carloads OF Fruit Halt crates
ToKay Grapes, 81 lU1l 90: half crates Muscats
7Oe9Sl 10; half crates Verdes, 81 lu@l 70; SIM
gle crates Corn ehoas. 81 50; Barry Pears. 50 90
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tins of opium, valued at $500. 10 a hiding
place beneath the butcher-shop on the
Peking yesterday.
The sparbu0y, painted green, lying 200
yards west of Alcatraz Island, to mark tue
wreck of the Autocrat, has been removed
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Following are the causes assigned for the fail ures,
viz: IncOmpetency, 29: Independence =: made
quate capital for the business undertak 81 {;
extravaganza 1 neglect of business an q bad hab-
Its, s.; excessive competition, /: unfavorabIe cir
eumstances, floods. fires, etc., IT speculation /;
ID y
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Artistic and Elegant Furniture Of Rasidance
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE GRAY EAGLE
OF business. San Francisco California -
works. Placer County, Cal V" "a
NoIce-Ihere are delinquent upon the foIIovf,,
described stock. account OF assessment ~, "a,
teFeo on the twenty eighth day of September 1872
the several amounts set opposite ina nance - -
respective shareholders, as follows; - 80
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. l6.-The spot market is lower
at Us Sd. Cargoes quiet at 32s 90 for of
coast 33s for just shipped and 32s Sd early due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Wfnter. No
yember, 6s sS4d; December. 5s IOs4d; Januarv
es di@4d; feoruary 6s S4d; March, 6s lssd; April
6s 21zd; May, Is 3i4d. f'
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Nov. l5.-Cobsols, 81 5-led; Silver
sSAd; Rentes, 99f zoe. Bullion into Bang OF
England, E46, 600 Va
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-lU0 V Water. 975s: so do 97lS. 100
Cal Electric Light cash. 205s; 100 do. cash 2oI.
SO do, 205s; 100 Pacific Gas Imp. 1919: 100 do
1914
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Boards s Gas light, $3.50 10 Water 81;
So do 96s4 80 do, 9612; so do $685. 1000 b T OF
A Honnd
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the Board OF Directors made the 2eth day of
September, 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as pc eSsary VIII be sold public
suction At the office cf the company, room SO, No.
800 MONTGOMERY street san francisco, CAL on
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF November 1892 a Z
the honr o. O'Clock p OF I'D daY. 10 paw said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with costa
of advertising and expenses 81 sale.
j. STADTFELD Jr.. Secretary.
OMce-Reom S. No. 500 Montgomery ST., San
francisco, Cal uo4 "a
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DELlNeUENf SALE NOTICE BRUNSWICK
:. consolidated Gold Mining Company. Location
OF principal place of business San Francisco Csl
location OF works, Grass alley Ca
sNouce-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
uescriOed stock. on account OF assessment No a
leVied on the 10Th day OF ebtember 1892 the sew
era. amounts set opposite the OF the respec-
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Favorable reports from the HOO level Ct the
fotosi caused a lively market in the middle stocks
yesterday and prices advanced under heavy sales.
The tip on Potosi was very general the street
and II the clippers did make few dollars they
have no one but themselves to blame
Thirty men were laid off sunday at the occlden-
tai mine and mill, and 1t is said the mill Will he shut
down entirely in few days draft Of sixty men
was made at the Yellow Jacket the same day, and
all WORK Is now confined in the mine to levels above
the 400 Rumor has it that the Yellow Jacket
force viii shortly be further reduced by the laying
oil OF an additi nal number OF men now at work.
The force of the Overman cut down by draft
twenty five; at the BeIcher eleven men were laid
of, and few days ago ten dropped from the
Alpha payroll. The laying of OF such a nu mber of
men so soon was little unexpected and is liable to
have quite bearing the marker. No news of
importance was reee lived from the north-end mines
ana the prices showed no particular strength
On The early call quotations shaded of a few
cents and the market had heavy appearance
ophir SOLD at s. so, Mexican 81 55, Curry 81 Best
q eIcher 81 60. Sierra Nevada 81 Is. Union 81 10
aud Con. Cal. Va. 50
In the middle stocss Bullion sold back to 55c.
.noIlar sue, haze 4 Norcross 81 60 Potosi ST. 80
20 safes Oh 400 shares and savage 81 40. No
TRnange was to be seen in the southenders. and
Shares, Crown Point 81 10, OYernan Csc. Seq
Beit n S5c, aud jacket zoe.
After the call the whole market showed sudden
change, The middle stocks again assumed the
leadership under good buyers and large amounts Of
sold up TO 75c: Cnollar 81 s. 1850 shares Norcross
- % 20 p 80, 1901 shares; POtoS 81 0 90
3loo shares. and the balance OF the group IN pro-
portion: The southenders were also in demand
ana beleher sold up TO 81 80, 1900 shares aud the
cess ~ O -N- ~
The feature Of the 2:3O p NJ call was Marks pur
chaseS OF beleber which sold up TO ST. 80 under tue
record OF 800 shares The balance OF the list re-
manned steady, bu. weakened of again after the
call, and closed trife topheavy
NOTES.
An assessment OF IS cents per share has been
levied on the North Belle Isle.
SilVer declined to SAFE In New York and to
$3.50 I'd in London yCs-erday
ne omnibus Cable GOmpanf has called meet
ing OF The stockholders for January lG
bullion valued al $43oD has been received by the
Overman.
FolloWing is the official report OF the pumping
operations In the Crown Point incline for the week
ehdlng November 2. 1892: The pumps have been
WORKING at the usual speed during the past week
NO change in flow OF water. Yesterday. November
II, We turned steam down in the mine the pur-
pose OF making a trial of running the pumps by
steam put before starting the pumps of the
steam-plpe Ranges broke, therefore obliged
10 postpone the test until the pipes are fixed aud
IuFther allowance made for expansion Iy Tues
Gay next we expect t. make another trial, At
present the outlook is favorable to the successful
use OF steam on the 1700-station pumps
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KiIIir z o. CARPENTER Jones,

An Inquest WAS held yesterday in the case
OF William W. Jones. the carpenter of 3053
Sixteenth street, who was run over and
killed on he 11th inst. by a car on the San
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In OAKE~ Aud.

FINE LARGE RESIDENCE, together with
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, northeast cor OF
PERALTA AN d 9TH SITS; 8 minutes walk to ecu
ter Station; EASY TERMS CAN BIZ ARRAN GEO
GOOD LARGE DvELLING, situate SIS East
18th St, near 18th ave- minutes walk 10 Broos-
Ign station; ELECTRIC ROAD WITHIN BLOCK
POSITIVELY MUST BE SOLD; lot 50x14G; IN
USUALLY EASY TERMS; ONLY $3.50 cash, bal
monthly.
A COY HOME-ll0 EAST 18TH ST; moderr
cottage OF rooms and bath; BeighbOrhoUd uneL-
eelled; lot 50xiO0: also lot 25xl0O adjoining
FINE CORNER LOT, 50xIQ0, SW. cor of 4TH
AVE. AND EAST 9Th ST, near Clinton Station.
East Oakland commanding au extensive View.
street work AL complete; terms Ii cash.
FINE LARGE BUSINESS LOT. 132xI69 NV
cor. OF lS1 AND LINDEN SITS; just the place for
facilities directly at hand.
THE BEST N TIE CITY-5 ELEGANT BUILD
ING Let's, OF l4TH AND FILBERF SIS. :
this location speaks for Itself; terms only Il cash
take special note OF this Offering,
MODERN COTTAGE IN TWO FLATS rented for
SIS per month; 1917 MARKET ST; viii pay about
per cent per month; lot 25xl25.
EXTRA WELL-BUILT COTTAGE of s rooms
bath and every modern Improvement: nearly new
aud In perfect order; lot 80 :4xlO0; situate 926
NINETEENTH ST. near Curtis.
FOUR SELECT BUILDING LOTS, 25xI32 feet
each, west Side OF CHESTNUT 81. near Thirty
sixth, Just of SAN PA BIO AVE See them before
the day of sale.
rs Parties desiring special terms on any Of the
above property can be accommodated by applying
at the Office before day Of sale
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San Francisco Meat Market.

No change of any Importance. Hogs firm at
the advance. Good Lambs are getting scarcer. The
supply OF Beef aud Mutton about balances the de-
mand. Wholesale rates from slaughterers TO deal
follows
BEEF-First quality 51ac; choice. &c: second
qua ity. sc: third do 3I5@l4 Lsc.
EEAL-Large, 5@6c; sm4n Calves. &c; Dairy
Calves, 7IaG5il z n.
MUTT0N-wethers, 619@7c q ID Ewes, 60
61ae
LAMB-S@s1ae = 70.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 595Isc p Il for heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs, 5G5 Isc; stock
Hogs, 412@4s4c; dressed do, 7@754e = 70.
Wood Market.
Posts. loo each; Redwood. 50 so q cord
Oak, rough, 81 25097 so: do peeled, SO rs; Pine
50 rs c. cord; Railroad Ties 37I2c apiece for 6xS
Ale for KS and 45@50c for 7xS
ia Battle-Ground Bark, S2i q ton; whole
Sl5 2 cord.
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Portiand's Business.
! PORTLAND. Or. Nov. l5-CIearances, S425 900