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The morning call., 1894-11-25

CHILDREN'S INDIA SILK HATS, q. I 90
ruftied crowns. coIors red. tan, u IL
brown and blue. price. Each
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CHESS. d. A, Berkeley. The judgment
Of number of chess players is that in chess
you cannot cneckmate when nothing remains
on the board but two kings, for the reason that
a KING cannot take king, consequently the
move which would leave two kings on the board
ends the game.
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Fancy Goods, Etc.

SILK COVERED HEAD RESTS, as Ok
sorted colors. trimmed with tas- ~
sells ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Fac
FIGURED JAPANESE TINSEL-
TRIMMED HEAD RESTS. We X
bought all the manufacturers IL
made. Should be zoe each. Fac
MONTE LINEN TRAY CLOTHS,
fringed all around. pretty cOlored ~
borders, bought To sell AT Z5c ~
Each. ........... Eacl
FLEUR DE LIS TIDES, pretty IN,
colots- ..-............ .............. ~
Observation-Disclosures. Fac
TORCHON LACE. linen, Inches ~
wide. good patterns worth 15c.. -
Var
RIBBONS FOR HOLIDAY FANCY
WORK. An Immense collection
of bright colorS. all widths and
kinds Find out what other
stores charge for ribbons, then
Come to US.
HAPPY HOURS-Choice collection *
OF stories for young folks, In hand -
some paper covers ..,..........-. Cop
DRESSMAKERS' TABLES, with OK
measure on one side; size 1895 ~
inches. the ST. so kind. ......... Fac
NEW MECHANICAL TOYS, the Ok
Flying Butterfly" and "Climb- ~
ing Monkeys. ................... Eacl
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CHILDREN'S INDIA SILK BON.
NETS, high tops, EN- brotdery dp no
trimmed front and cape, colors ID l.
brown, blue. red and white, price Each
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DIsCHARGTNG FIREARMs-E., City. There
IS no Stale law that prohibits the discharge OF
firearms within specified distance from dwell
lng-nouses. That Is a matter that is left to the
Supervisors of the several counties TO legisate
on, aud in several OF the counties 1t is mis-
urneanOr TO discharge a firearm within 3OO
yards or dwelling-house.
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VICTORIA NYANzA-A L., City. Victoria
NyanZa Is lake in Eastern Africa, $500 feet
above the sea. Ii was discovered by Captain
Spoke in 1858. Its circumference is $50 miles.
according TO one authority. AuO her says that
It's length is 220 miles and its width $50.
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INFANTS CREAM WHITE ELDER
DOWN COATS, heavy quality Oh . On
Angora FUR trimmings, pretty cut, ID o
large sleeves. Each
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A WIFE'S RIGHT Mrs. p, City. III mar
ried woman is on her deathbed and she has
property she cannot dispose of 1t by will IL that
property is community property. The law OF
the State Of California says that upon the
death of the wife the entire community prop
erty, without administration, belongs to the
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WORDS OF A SONG-A. E. N, City. The
Query Column does not publish the words of
songs that are so popular that every one is con-
SANITY hummlng the air or singing the words
Inc song you mention may be Obtained at any
muslc-Store for dime and in some for nickel.
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GoPHERs-A. F., City. Different people
adopt different methods of getting rid OF
gophers on their premises. Some run wafer In
the holes they M Ike In the ground for the pur.
pose OF drowning them out, others shoot them
as they appear above the ground, while others
use poison and still others use traps Each
method has many supporters. who claim thar
the particular one is the only one that will ey.
terminate the pest -
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LADIES' ALL WOOL UNDER
WEAR, heavy quality. shaped
silk-bound neck and front, draw On I 90
ers to match, natural color or D1-
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MELBoURNE-R. P. F., City, In 1881 the
population of Melbourne. N. S. w, including
S,e suburbs, was 282, 9o7. According to the
the population in 1891 was 400 SOC, and ac-
cofolnR TO Whitaker's Almanack fol- 1894 the
estimated at 474SlO
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CITY HALL, PHILADELPHIA - E. A. W.,
Angel Island Cal. The following are the prin-
cIpal dimensions OF the new City HALL in the
city OF Philadelphia, kindly furnished to the
Query Column by the Philadelphia Call:
Heipht of lain fnwar h27 faet IA inchaS a hnua
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FUGITIVE POEM-D. W.. Alameda, Cal. The
poem commencing:
swing out in my golden hammock,
Does not appear in any of The books OF on ota-
tons, therefore the Query Column is unable to
furnish the name OF the author or the words
Perhaps some of the many readers of this de-
partment may have it pasted in a scrapboOk
and Will be Kind enough TO send a copy OF il to
the Query Column.
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Miscellaneous.

CHILDREN'S BLACK COTTON
HOSE, fine quality, narrow rib.
high spliced heels and double
toes and knees. regular at 35c...
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MEMS WOOL UNDERWEAR.
heavy quality, silk NECK q. I 90
ana front gray, brown or scarlet, ID ] -
drawers to match. ............. Garment
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THE SHELTERING ARMs-D. W.. Alameda
Cal. "The SheIiering Arms in San Francisco
is an institution that is in charge of Sister
julia, who Is the only sister in the Institution
ANY one VINO wishes TO devote herself TO the
WORK OF the Sheltering Arms will find hard
work ana no pay. For further Information
ABOUT the Arms communications should be adj
dressed 10 Sister Julia, $40 Harrison street.
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New Yor< Markets.


NEW YoRK. Nov. 10 The volume OF business
on the Stock Exchange to-day was lighter tban
for the past Jaw days and there were Indications
that the favorable Influences of the elections and
the government loan were losing their effect on
the share speculation. Both of these inejoents
were taken advantage of by the professional
operators to create the impression that perma
nent Improvement in share stocks was assnred in
the hope of attracting tho investing element tn
the stock market, but the outsiders are wary thev
having been deceived SO often that they are n n,
so easily caught now by the glitter that may NOT
all be gold.
The speculative conditions are still uncertain
and the clQues and traders left to fight &c ont
among themselves. outside of sugar which fur
nfshed nearly half OF the days transactions, the
trading was very small Sugar was manipulated
by the inside pool. which moved it up and down
at its pleasure. Opening unchanged from yester-
Day, the stock rose IS, reacted Co. and before
noon had advanced 2ss per cent. During the
AFTERNOON the shares were freely offered for sale
and in the latc dealings touched 81 &C, break of
3Ihc from which there was fiD~I rally of "a
making net loss of IN. The other industrIals
were as a rule weak throughout the day and closed
ge morally lower.
The Lead shares were fayorably affected by the
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EUREKA PAUPERS.
Another Consignment by
T." Steamer.
Johnny Murphy and His Chum
Foisted Upon This City.
Their Story. 49,

Either Humboldt County Is very anxious 10
get rid of paupers or the panpers are very
anxious TO get Tid of Humboldt County. An
other consignment of poor was receiv. here
by yesterdays steamer from The north IN The
shape of TWO small boys. aged respectively IL
and years. They had the sum total oil 40
cents between Them as unInvested capital.
Eureka's latest present 10 San Francisco can
be accounted for by tie vague Iumor that con.
Germs the redwood district 10 the end that the
town lost all its money betting on the result OF
the late election. 1t Is further more related thai
the youth OF the lumber districts must go into
exile unless he can-recite The Ten Command
ments and read he Geary act without falter-
ing. AT any rate Eureka has no use for bad
LADS.
Why and wherefore Johnny Murphy and
While Ashley should be foisled upon the ten
der mercies of this city no one is able TO con-
lecture, They say that they resided in Hum
aged 20 incur The dislike OF the Eureka authofi-
IIes who after discovering that the children
had 20 visible or invisible means of support,
pack ed them on board the steamer, gave them
p few dimes anc rold Them TO 60 TO Frisco and
interview Mayor Ebert
Several weeks ago some OF the enterpris in g
northern officials forwarded TO this community
4 small-slzed nursery OF children and TWO tnan-
cially embarrassed WON n. The Mayor and
several gentlemen at the City Hall gave the
colony a few dollars, sent the children 10 the
orphan asylum and af er recovering from their
sul prise said, We'll I'll be hanged"
1t is stated that Mayor Ebert SAID something
harsher when the second installment came in
on him yesterday. He listened TO heir story
and at he instigation of Sergeant Mahoney of
the haIbOr police, Secretary Kane of the
Youths Directory was notified. The young
sieTs said they were told 10 90 TO Kane. The
secretary agreed TO provide and look out for
them ana trotled them away 10 his house.. r.
: They said l was bad boy" said Johnny
Murphy, who did not look very vicious. yes,
my parents live in Humboldt, but | DO not care
IoIfye Will them. They turned me out"
Ii was learned that The boys were In trouble
all the time and IL was dec ided to get rid of
them, so they were shipped 10 san Francisco.
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HYDROGRAPHIC BULLETIN
WEATHER. BUREAU RE. OIC.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE WEATHER. BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO NO
yember 5. p. M.--The storm which was central
this morning in Minnesota has apparently moved
sOutheastward. and a trough.like depression ex-
tends soUthwestward into Southern California
wasa lngton and Northern Idaho. causing stoop
gradient from that section southwark, which re-
suits in high northerly winds la Southern Idaho
aud in Nevada and Utah. This is acco npanied by
de idedly cool weather. In Montana the tempera-
lures are from 80 10 SO degrees lower than last
evening. and throughout the State il is below 70
degrees. The changes in Northern Nevada and
Northern Utah amounted Co 20 degrees in the last
twenty-four hours. Should the weather remain
clear frosts are probable tonight. throughout the
greater portion of California and Arizona, ana
freezlng temperatures throug bout Nevada and
Utah. Rain with snow in elevated sections Is
probable In Southern California tonight Friday
day 81 deg. minimum 40 deg, mean 81 deg
Total rainfall for season TO date 27S inches total
last year to same date 81 OF an inch.
Forecast made AT San francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. November Is:
For Northern Internationally fair: cooler
in the interior with frosts Friday and Saturday
winds generally northerly
For Southern Calf ornia-Pro baby occasional
light rain. with snow on the mountains; cooler in
the interior. with frosts Saturday morning; west
terry winds along the coast and northery in the
interior.
For Nevada-Fair: cooler in the southern por-
tion and at Carson CITY.
For Utah-Coider.
For Arizona-GeheraIly fair; decidedly colder,
Friday night.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair; contin-
ued cool: brisk westerly winds.
w. n. HANAoN. Forecast 0ffcial.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market was dull yesterday. Prices re-
NAMED fairly steady, anu but for tue leading
stocks thrown the market by Pete Creighton
(Which. blythe way were quickly taken up, offer
Ings OF STOCK were limited.
b. Advices received during the day stated that
work had been resumed IN the southeast drift on
the $50 level or ophir. No change was reported
IN the Con. Cal. & Virginia workings.
NOTES.
Silver was weak and heavy yesterday. and sold
down 10 627sc in NewYork and 2S1sd in London
he Cray Eagle Minins Company announces a
stock dividend on the stock remaining in the
compeny's treasury to ali hold rs Of stock who
pay assessment IS OF 5 cents per share
. Tue annual meeting OF the Mexican M1nfng
Z Company has been called for L eceInber 4.
n the seq. Belcner they have hoisted twenty
tons OF falr-grade ore during the past week.
Henry Whitley has been proposed for Nom ber
ship IN the San Francisco Stock Exchange the
seat OF the late Thomas Whitley.
NOTES
The following local corporations paid monthly
ulflaehds Yesterday: SaE francisco Gas 30 cents.
: NallioTnla Powder so cents. Pacific Telephone
anu iele2r9ph ~ cents. Sunset Telephone ano
Ielfgrapn 70 cents, and Edison Light aud Power
bo2s cents per share
The oiheial letter from the Crown Point mine
3 Tor the week ending November l 8 says: ore ex-
FRACTIONS from the 500 and 7OO-foot Levels has
% Deeh resumed until the rock on hand IN the dumps
sauu AZ tne niil can be worked and the exact
are repairing the shaft where necessary and are
oFetnau.lhS tne surface machinery. ~ have
shipped 10 the xican mill during Inc past week
o9z lons ahu ioZo pounds of ore, the average bat
IS IS gold. " - - $500
In the Belcher the repair work is being done ON
the lOoo-toot level. ON the lIOO-foot level the
northeaSt crosseut from the north lateral dri It
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sHIPFlNG iNIELLIGEN Gle.
4 rived.

THURSDAY. November 10.
Stmr Gypsy Leland. ~ hours from Santa Cruz,
etc: produce, to Goodall, Perkins e Co.
|. Stmr Coos Bay, Green 70 hours from Newport
and way ports; pass and mdse, 20 Goodail. Perkins
Stmr weeott McGee. 231@ hours from Eel
River; pass and mdse. to Russ Sanders & Co.
| Stmr Keweenaw, Jenkins. S6 hours FIN Tacoma
$500 tons coal, to Co.
Stmr Truckee thomas, go hours firm Tillamook
Bays pass and mdse. TO fruckee Lumber Co
Stmr Point Arena. johnson, Ii hours from Men,
docino, etc: pass and mdse, TO Mendocino Lum-
Der Co
Stmr Arago Reed. al hours from Coos Bay ;
pass aud mdse, TO o q & Co.
Stmr MneoIa, Phlsbury. 90 hours from Comox;
|. $500 tons COAL to = = Go. @
/ Stmr Portland, Holmes. sc hours from Astoria;
/ produce. to o & n Co.
Stmr HUMBOLDT, Edwards 81 hours from Eu-
reka; pass and mdse. to M KaliSh j. Co.
Stmr willamette. Hansen, 81 hours I'm Tacoma;
produce to Oregon Imp Co.
Br ship Saint Enoch, Gordon. S5 days firm New
castle, NSW; 1920 tons COAL TO spreckeis q
BIOS Co.
naimo: 2oOo tons coal, TO John Rosenfeld's Sons.
Bark Harvester, johnson. 10 days from Karluk:
"a, 900 cs salm on. to Alaska Imp Go.
Bark Alex Mc> ell, Jurgensen, 20 days from
Seattle, via Port Angeles is days; le43 tons coal,
schr Maxim. Peterson. "a hours from Caspar;
l72 Nj TT lumber to Caspar Lumber Co.
Schr Laura May, Hansen, IL days from Grays
Harbor; lumber to Pacific Pine Lumber Co.
Schr Pearl. Koeher. II days from Unalaska:
furs. to Alaska Com Co.
THURSDAY. November Is.
stmr Queen. Alexander, San Diego; Goodall,
Perkins n co.
Br stmr Belgic. walker, Yokohama and Hong
Kong: o & Co.
Stmr Alameda, Morse. Honolulu and Sydney: J
stmr WaIla W ALA. Wallace. Victoria. etc; Good
all. Perkins II Co.
BIZ strip FIntshire, Williamson, Queenstown;
Girvn Baldwin * Eyre.
schr Falcon, Charleston. Kodiak; Alaska Com
mercial Co.
Sailed.
THURSDAY. November l5
Stmr Columbia Bolles. Astoria.
Br stmr Relgic. walker. Yokohama and bong
Kong.
Stmr Tillamook. hansen Fort Bragg.
Stmr Alameda. Morse. Honolulu and Sydney
Stmr Sunol, Walyig.
ir shin The HighfieIds Stevenson. Queenstown u.
Bark wilma, slater Nanaimo.
Schr Emma Utter, Allen, COOS Bay.
Schr Gen Banning, marschali, Grays Harbor
Schr Falcon, Charleston, Kodiak
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOS-November l5-10P M-Weather
hazy; wind w; velocity 10 miles,
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the walla wala
for Victoria and Puget sound Weeett for Eel
River. Crescent City for Crescent City, Queen for
San Diego and Gypsy for tho Salinas River.
The sehr Ida cchnauer leads lumber at Humboldt
for Guaymas.
valued AT $73,755.
Spoken.
Per Br ship Saint Enoch-sept Is, 20 40 S,
l 81 Us w. Br ship Craigerne, hence Aug Tor
Domestic Ports.
COOS BAY-Sailed Nov 14-Schr Gem. for San
francisco.
UREKA-Arrived Nov l5-Stmrs Willamette
Valley and National City, hence Nov Ia.
Sailed y ov 6-schrs Lottie Carson and Fortuna,
POINT REYES-Passed Nov l5-Ships Raphael
and Eiwell, stmr willamette and schr Louis, for
San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE-Arrived Nov l4-Schr Mary
Russ, I'm San Diego; scbr Hueneme I'm San Pedro.
Sailed Nov 15-schr Bangor, for San Pedro
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Fruit Bags. $3.50, $50 ana 6slc for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags. d@4 14c for June and July delivery; Wool
oIL-Nut Oil is lower. California Castor Oil.
cases, No l, Is quotable at 81 20 . gallon
bbs. 81 8 manufacturers rates): linsepd OIL in
bbs, boiled. &c: do raw, 64c; cases. &c mGre
Lard OIL hbls. 9Oc; cases, soc; Cocoa, soc: China
Nut, 42447c "a gallon.
PETROLEUM-SJariight 17Aac; Eocepe. 201sc:
Astral 17l9c; 1862 Elaine, 221ac: Pearl, I7Iac:
Water white. refined. bulk, ll1Ae; Headlight
1852. cases. &c; Mineral Illuminating. 300o zoe
In cases: standard, 1902 fire test, lie p gal In
cases (capsl, l71ec faucets and II Zee in bulk.
GASOLINE, ETC.-63o BenZine. buk, l2Lac q
gal; cases. 1Sc:74o Gasoline. bulk, l8c: cases.
Ice; $40 Gasoline, hulk, 2Uc: cases, 25c p gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 5s4 @61ac p %.
RED LEAD-Quoted at SIZE q 10.
Observation-Disclosures at 4Sc . gal.
COAL-A private circular says. with over
10000 tons Australia en- route and to lead and
liberal receipts from British Columbia, there is
little hope for any advance In values. the guam
tity IN sight IS more than ample for the require
ments OF the market for the winter months"
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed.
Powdered and fine Crushed al 5Tso; Dry Gran
ulated, 4c; Confectoners' A, 51sc: Magnolia A.
4%c: Extra q, 49sc; Golden c, 1880; ID. 41sc;
half barrels, Csc more than barrels ana boxes
1oc more
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Nov. ]5.-Enough of the heavy local
holders OF wheat sold out to weaken the market
and at the: close was SIC lower than on the day
before. Corn was fairly STEADY, but closed 1sc
lower. Provisions were stronger, notwithstand
Ing immense receipts*of hogs. Oats closed un-
changed. :: =:
The sentiment pervadng the crowd of wheat
spectators was so bullsh at the opening that the
demand became at once strong and May sold
close yesterday. Not much was bought at the
price named at that time, there were numerous
sellers at .613sc and. some at 8 lac The price
gradually worked down until it got to Sic, at
after while there was another. advance which
eliminated at 81 6sc.: A reaction of about. 34c
then ensued. =. -
The bull1sh feeling at this outset was due. to
some remarks in the Price Current cOnfrmatory
TO the eXtent'of the feeling OF wheat previously
reported by the same authority, and to the firm
ness OF the foreign. cables. New York sent nu1
mefous: selling orders. and of the heavy
players in the local crowd who had long wheat let
ii GO. number oft active local scalpers were
sellers all day and that caused the market tend
downward again after every rally Gables were
firm at the close, and large sales OF cash. wheat
were reported at Duluth--200, 900 bushels to ship
pers ana ] 90 900 bushels TO mills.
The price well maintained around g. 90
: 6l1ac after its early bulge and subsequent reac-
ton. Near tie close the seaboard scapug
crowd and some more local bulls increased the
near the end and sold:o 10 605s, with tina price
bid at the close.
Corn was rariy steady until near the end. and
closed 1sc over for the day.
Oats were duh and Hfeless, following corn in
fluctuations. May started quiet at 3234c. sold up
4c.. dropped with corn To 325sc ana finished a
The starting poInt, 1880.
. Perk made, a clear rise of 45c and lard and ribs
1112c. AT the close the net gain was, pork. 3Uc
and lard aud ribs:l0c each.
+ The leading FUTURES ranged as follows:
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA. OREeON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV. CO.. e No era
NEILL,Receiver. Ocean Div.-wiIl dis @SEEs3
patch from Spear-street wharf. at 10 A NJ. for tn
above ports one OF their AL iron steamships. viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-oct 81 Nov. 10, -.
CoLUMBIA-oct. 25 Noy. >. ), .. Dec g. Is.
rs 80.
Connecting via Portland with the o. f. s. n. Co
Oregon. Washington. British Columbia Alaska,
Idaho Montana Dakota Utah, Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and TO
Europe
round trip, cabin. unlimited. $50.
Freight and Ticket once, Is Montgomery St;
Ticket onice, Pa ac> Hotel new Montgomery st.
GOODALL, PERKIN & CO., Supts ocean Div.
ltf 10 Market 81. San francisco.
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Stocks in London.

NEW FORK, Nov l6.-The Evening Posts Lon
don eablegram The stock markets were good
Consols were at the highest point ever touched:
y otwiuhstan ding the effluX or gold, It. edged
stocks were strong. ana next in favor were. Bra
zlians and other South Americans. American
railways were still comparativey lfelessf
In the weekly Bank OF Engiand's return is. due to
nes gold imported for the week. &444 900. The
difference is accounted for by the usual thdraw-
ais from scotland. More gold is probably going to
France Immediately.
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San Francisco Met Mark ct

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from s!augh-
terers are rs follows:
BEFF-First quality. 5@51sc; second quality,
4@41ac; third do, 3@31ac q h.
NhAL-Large, 4G3c; small, 5@051bc "a 10.
&c p 10
LAMB-41s031 ac p ID.
PoRk-Live Hogs, l4042sc p 10 for heavy and
medium gratn-fed. and 412@45Sc for small fat:
feeders nominal-none here; dressed do. $40
61Eac q 10. -
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salted Veal. SC: dry Hides, usual selection, TIC:
dry Kip, l0@12c: dry Cali. 10@12c; prime Goat
skins, 20Gl%5c each Kids. SC: Deerskins good
summer Z6@30c; medium. $50 221ac; winter sc:
Sheepskins. sbearngs. 10@2Uc each: short wool.
25@35c; medium 100000 each: long WOOL 5O@
75c each: Culls of all Kinds about l,ac less
TALLOW-No. | rendered. 41A@45sc: country
tallow, 4ln414c y ID; refined, $4,000; Grease, 3
Wool We quote Fan as follows: Southern and
San Joaquin, 4Q6c; Mountain Free, 66nSc; North.
ern. 6@Sc; Humboldt and Mendocno. 719c; East
ern Oregon. 7@l0c: Valley Oregon. 100 Sc . ID
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Building Contracts.

Mrs. c. F. Clarke with +. w. Maurice to buiId
on lot on line OF California street. 1926 OF
Baker, L 42:6 by 1872; $672L
Eugene Pauline with r. Van de Pavert TO build
on lot on S line of MInns street. 317:6 w of
seventh S so by w 1926: S6625.
Main & winchester with James Mclean. repairs
p etc. on Battery st.; $l440.
The morning call., 1894-11-16

o.: MORNING SESSION
Board-1l Edison Light a. Power Co lolih: So
) Water. e714; $4,000 V A. Bonds 9434
$4,000 ? Branch Railway Bonds, 9l1a.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board-20 Cal safe Deposit 1864; rs f Gas
light, 72La 100 Water. OF; do, 9714; $4,000
S V AZ Bonds 941a
Streot-40 GaSlight, 721a.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at ": last loan, IL: closed at
~. Prime mercantile paper, 21a@4%. ster
ling exchange is steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at "a s7@4 S-Iz for demand
and 81 Se6)4 SCI. for sixty days Posted rates
s4 s7@4 o7Aa and 81 ss14 8S1s. Commercial
Mills "a go. Silver certificates 63c.
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WESTERN HOTEL.
MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. Is,
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETs

SUMMARY OF THE NARK ETA
Silver lower.
Wheat advanced and broke.
Sharp drop in Barley futures.
Other Cereals as before,
Feedstuffs and Hay unchanged.
Beans quoted steadIer.
sweet Potatoes advancing
Butter, Cheese and Eggs firm.
Poultry dull Game lower.
Apples and Pears weaker.
Wine Grape season over.
More Orovhle Oranges arrived.
Mandarin Oranges on the market
Almonds lower and dull.
Choice Hops firm and wanted.
Cured Meats unchanged.
oilcake Meal mark ed down
Coal in large supply.
Nut OIL lower
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ca

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ~
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska AN &hEEM
Nov. 9. Il. zee b. "a. @"~----N
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Oct. n. and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka, humboldt Bay, Steamer Willamette
Valley. -vrfy Wednesday 1t 3 A. N.
For Newport Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and firth day, alternately, 8 A,
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo Clos
Ange!es) and Newport, every fourth and htsh day
alternately, at i A n,
For ports In Mexico loA N. 26th OF each mouth.
Ticket Onfce-PaIace Hotel 4 New MONTGOMERY
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS q CO., General Agents.
1u 10 Market Sc, San Francisco