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THE CZARINA IN DANGER
She May Not Survive tho Results of |
Childbirth.

Suo Ntay NOt SURVIVE tne lScSuitS OI
Childbirth.
New York, Nov la special
cable from London to the Times says:
The news that comes here this even
Ing from st. Petersburg. through chan
nels that entitled IL to belief. gives "a
sad and startling turn to the recent
pleasant gossip about the coming birth
OF an heir to the imperial crown of Rus
sla. The physicians Of the palace who
have been In consultation with special
lists advised the czar that In the natural
course OF events neither the mother nor
the child could survive. A grove oper-
alton was therefore performed. To-
night the men OF science are no longer
able TO conceal from the imperial hus-
band the imminent danger OF the
czarina. IT Is understood In official
circles that her recovery Is considered
impossible--that there Is no hope what
ever. A letter from st. Petersburg.
dated October Is. announced that the
czarina was In seclusion at TarslSoe-
zeli and would remain there until the
birth of her child.
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Kentucky LegIsIaturs TIed.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. o.---The Even.
ing Post says that the general assem-
bly, will be u tie when Il meets, and
the election OF successor to Senator
Blackburn Is matter Of conjecture.
The Democrats will have Gs votes and
anc Democratic Populist vote, making
= total OF g. The Republican, will
have Us and one Republican alliance
vote, making total of o.!
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TO UNITE PosTOFFICEs.
The Department Figuring ON u ConsoiI.
dalton scheme,

datiOn scheme.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Q. The President
to-day approved an amendment to the
civil service rules, which will result
in bringing many postmasters and EN-.
ployes within the classified service.
The addition Is as follows: "And
whenever, by order of the Postmaster
General. any postofilce shall be con-
solidated with and made part of an
other postofiice where free delivery is
established, ail the employees of the
office thus consolidated whose names
appear on the roll of said offices
approved by the Postofiice depart
ment and including the postmaster
thereof. shall from the date OF
said order, be employees of the said
free delivery oillce und the pei son
holding on the date OF said order the
position OF postmaster at the Office
thus consolidated with said free de-
livery office may be assigned to any
position therein aud given any appro-
pria;e designation under the classifi-
cation act which the Postmaster Gem
eral may direct"
IL is the intention of the Postoilice
department to consolidate many
Offices throughout the country. This
will not necessarily do awaw with the
Offices, but will establish them as sta
tions OF some central point. The de-
partmcnt intends TO make experiments
in this direction and IL they prove sat
isfactory the system will DO largely
extended. 1T Is probable that presi-
dential Offices as we'll as fourth class
will be included In tho cancellations.
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DONNED THE STRIPES.
Preacher Biusl,sw Enters Upon His Life
Sentence for wife Murder.

HFeacuer ftlusunW fnterS upon ftls Lire
Sentence for wife Murder.
JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, Nov. 9.-The
Rev. William Hinshaw. found guilty
in the Hendricks circuit court on the
charge Of numbering his wife and SEN
tenced to life imprisonment, arrived
at the penitentiary yesterday in
charge Of Sheriff Bell. He
appeared to DO completely broken
down and remarked to Chaplain Wood
that he did not see how he
could stand It. He weighed 100 pounds
when measured, and was visibly af-
fectcd when he had to change his ele-
CANT suit for convict's costume. lie
will be assigned to labor in the shoe
shop and besides be made principal of
the prison school. He stated to re-
porters that he would conform strictly
to prison regulations, but that he did
not expect to stay long, as he believed
he would get q new trial.
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SUICIDE OF NELS LARSON
Prominent Farmer shoots Himself In
IIOldrego Hotel.

HoIpnEGr, Neb., Nov. ll.-Speciail
-Nels Larson. a well-to-do farmer
about forty years Of age who lived In
West side township. Phelps county.
near overton. committed suicide in the
Central hotel In this city this morning
He came In last might on a train from
the east and went to the hotel and went
to bed. About 10 o'clock this morning Q
shot was heard In his room. When the
door was broken open he was breathing
his last.
He had arisen, put on his pants and
shoes and sat down on the edge OF the
bed ard placed a 22-calibre revolver te
his right temple and pulled the trigger,
The jury found no cause for the rash
act and none can be ascertained. He
leaves three children. all girls. aged
about seven. ten and eighteen years.
his wife having died over a year ago.
He was an enthusiastic republican
worker and was q member OF tho c0un
ty cereg'al committee.
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Ml.si.sippi ropali.t. Not In II.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 3.---Rcturns
chow that tho Populists failed to carry
county In the State. They had
twenty-five members In the last Leg.
lsturc. In the next one they will
have none. The Democrats carried
several counties they have not carried
before in years. Mcf.aurin's majority
will be at least 10000
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Ml..ourl nspublican. nanquet.

ST. Lorts, Mo-, Nov. 0.--Tcn OF the
Republican Congrcssmcn.clcct OF this
State were banqueted ut the St Louis
club last night Channccy ]. Fillcy
presided, and oil of the speeches were
congrstulAtory. Mr.. Mozlcy. MIR.
Hubbard, Mr.. Trncey, Mr.. Burton,
Mr.. Joy, Mr.. Crowther and Mr.. c. N.
Clark were among the speakers.
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indinna ropul,.t. May uI.ban nd.

ISpiANApoILs, Ind, Nov. o,--The in.
dications IRE that within tho next
month the Popn,ist orga anization in
this State will disband, the men who
have been carrying ON the agitation
for four years having about decided
chat there Is no future for tho party
In the state, and that they might as
well aba ndou IL,
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'coLUsRrs, Ohio. Nov. 9.--Full re.
Surns FROM ali parts Of the state show
that Bushnell, Republican. was elected
governor by o5 3+s plurality. The
Democrats carried only twenty-six Of
che eighty-eight counties.
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SHE DID NOT DISAPPEAR.
Mrs. johanna Hasse Arrives Safely In
Fremont-Locnl Notes.

Mrs. Johannn Hasse Arrives Safely In
FremOnt-Iocal Notes.
FRoIoST, Mob, Nov. ll.-,Speciaf.
"A telegraph dispatch from Crown
Point. Ind, Friday. stated that Mrs.
Johanna Hasse. aged seventy-two years
had mysteriously disappeared when
about to take the train for Fremont.
Mrs. Hasse. with her son William, have
arrived I'm the city. She lost her way in
her old home. but was soon found by her
friends.
During the entertainment at the nor.
mai last evening Frank Pugh and Lew
Lawson and ladies carried on "a con-
versation In an undertone and as they
did not cease when asked by the usher
were fired OUT and We're used rather
roughly. The boys filed complaint
against Frank Stafford and J. II. Roy.
the ushers. and the case will be heard
tomorrow.
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secretary Merton. Annual Rcport.

WAsiuSGToS, Nov O. o--secrctary
Morton is now engaged in the prepar-
alton OF his annual report II Is
understood that he will dwell at
length upon the question of the ex-
tension Of the foreign markets for
American produc's
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Judge Peckh.m Probable.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-In supreme
court circles 1t Is said that recent de-
velopments indicate that the president
seriously contemplates appointing
Judge Rufus Peckham Of the New
York court of appeals tn the vacancy
on the supreme bench, occasioned by
the death of Associate Justice Jackson.
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tii06lis m en Ifr-yMF Au rch.

AwcnusoN, Kan, Nov. oh. H.
Irannaman, the ex-deputy sheriff OF
buchanan county, Mo. who was under
81, 600 bonds for shooting Ed Ackley
two weeks ago. Is missing, and his
londsmep are trying tp locate him
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sim Af,er M,chl,. Joints.

WICHITA, Kan, Nov. o,--The assist
ant attorney general has filcd an in
junction suit against a joint on Doug
asss avenue. The owner Of the build
ing Is made n partv to the suit.
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WRECK ON THE SANTA FEE.
Five Persons Injured. One of Whom Is
Likely to DIE.

GIRARD, Kan, Nov ia discon.
nected part of a Santa Fe local ran
into an extra freight on grade ten
miles north of Girard last night.
smashing up coach OF the local and
five cars. Five persons were injured,
one of whom may die. The crews
escaped by jumping. Those injured
are; {. W. French. drummer of Chi.
cago; Charles Abend, drummer of Gin
cinnati. Ohio; Messrs. Armstrong and
Soloman and an unknown man who
was working ON the Santa Fe bridge
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colorea Politician. GO. Two Year.

ST. .JosEPH, Mo-, Nov. .. - Isaac
Fredericlss, editor of the Mirror, q
colored paper published here, and
Professor 4. y. Langan, one ofSkho
teachers in the colored school, were
found GU lty OF the charge of assault
with intent to kill. and their punish
ment fixed at two years each in the
peritentiary. flanagan and Eredeyiclss
were prominent Republicnn .politi-
clans and, becoming enyious Of DIR.
j. Il. A. Grassland, the colored assist
ant city physician, went to his Office
one night during the last campaign,
and pounded the doctors face into q
..ulp,
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Indlnn Arent Cndman Dead.

CHICAGO, Nov. 0. - j. w. Cadman,
who shot himself several days ago,
died ut tie comfy hospital ata o'clock
this morning from the effects of the
bullet wound in his head. He was an
Indian agent in South Dakota and was
n relative OF President Cleveland s
wife. No adequate reason has been
given for his act.
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NEw York, Nov. "a morning pa.
per says that Count Bela-Zichy has
been able to secure from the pope q
dispensation to marry q Miss Mabel
Wright, who, before her divorce. was
Mrs. Fernando Iznaga. 1t is said
that Arca bishop Corrigan will perform
the ceremony at the see house within
II few DAYS,
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Inks WIN he Hanged.

OREGON, Mo-, Nov. ll.---James n.
Inks was found guilty Of murder in the
first degree by a Holt county jury and
unless the Supreme court reverses the
case he will be hanged for the murder
of James Patterson on the streets of
Mound City, In this county, May Is,
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man. Mat,n

y Sharp man. that" "How"
.Widow sued him an rot judg-
ment fer 800" .'Yos" ''A.arried
the widder, got divorce for 500.
and has $40 left out Of the 5000
Atlanta Constitution.
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NEVADA, Mo, Nov, i.-~As a result
OF charges by Oity Marshall Aldersep
and fothers, Presidipg, Elder Hunter

has suspended the Rev. w. J. Carpen-
ter of Centenary Southern Methodist
church and called church tribunal
for next week. Mr.. Carpenters con-
gregatlon stalds solidlY by him
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4N~ ,'Aiassst New Federal Judge siest
sNWAsnfSsr,S. Novg II s--,r'heg Prssi-
dent has appointed Arthur X Delaney
OF Alaska to be United States district
judge for Alaska
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

DRIED FRUITS-The overland shipments from
San Jose last week amounted to 2,126S6O ms
Dried Prunes headed the list with 1852, $50 lbs
making the total shipments for the season TO date
33, so, 900 TBS. Other shipments were: Dried
Peaches, 4,760; Dried Apricots, al ,2lO TBS.
The market is utterly neglected and prices show
no change. The following prices rule the Fruit
Exchange: Apples, 2L2G3c for Quartered, 3031bc
for sliced and 414@6c for evaporated; Peaches 4
@5c, ana 51a@6c for fancy: peeled, in boxes l2@
for 4O@50's and 5@51ac for 50@60s; Apricots. 71a
@S12c for prime to choice and 9@1Oc p ID for fancy
Moorpark Figs, black, 3631ac q 10 for pressed
and 26G212c fer impressed: White Figs 31al141ac
q ID tor pressed in sacks and 5@6c in boxes;
Pears &c % fb for evaporated halves, 4061Lsc for
quarters: Plums. 31ag41ac for ptted and 11a@
21ac for unpitted: Nectarines 5@Bc a. ID for pr me
TO choice and 61ac for fancy.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES - Continue
very dull and in good supply. Prices are
follows, carload lots, T. o. b. San francisco:
London layers, 90c@s1 q box; four-crown
loose, 384c D 10: three-crown, loose, 21zc; two
crown FAC seedless Sultanas, 314(0312c: seedless
Muscateis. 214@21ac; clusters 81 35@l so: De-
hesa clusters. So 1902 Is; Imperial clusters 50 80
or 70; Dried Grapes, 2s4c p b.
NUTS-The market is quiet and sales are limited
to iobbing lots. Chestnuts. 10@1212c; Walnuts,
7asc for No. hard and 9@91ac for softsheil Job
bing lots; Almonds, 6@7Hac for Languedoc and S1a
@lOc for paper-shell, jobbing; Peanuts, 31a04c b
ID for california;; Hickory nuts 5@6c; Pecans, &c
for rough and &c for polished: Filberts 5000; Bra
I'll Nuts, 71a@8c . h; Cocoanuts, 81 5005 p 1OO
10@l2c p ID for bright and s@9c for lower grades
water white extracted, 5tG612c p ID: light amber
extracted, 414@4M; dark am Der, &c: dark, 203c
BEESWAX-26Q26c q n.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULr
rrRE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, De
cember 4, 1895, 5 P. M.-Weather conditions and
general forecast:
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
as compared with those OF same date last season:
Fureka 744 last season 7.32; Red Bluff 1872, last
season $50; San Francisco 267. last season 3.S9;
Fresno Al, last season 1.39: San Luis Obspo 1872,
last season 363; Los Angeles LOS. last season rs;
san Diego 1.3l, last season .05: Yuma .32, last
season Isl.
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day: Eureka
So Red Bluff SO. San Francisco 55, Fresno 62, In
dependence 56, San Luis Obispo az, Los Ang eles
rs, san Diego IA, Yuma "a.
san Francisco data-Maximum temperature Do,
minimum 46. mean 80.
The area OF high pressure, which has remained
nearly stationary in the Rocky Mountain region,
is slowly disspating and at the same time moving
southeastward. This is permitting the storm
which has been observable OF the oregon coast 10
move eastward. 1t is now central of the mouth
of the Columbia River, and is apparently more
than usually severe. Gales OF from thirty TO forty
five miles per hour prevail on the Washington
coast, which will increase during the night. storm
southeast signals displayed along the entire
coast from Point Reyes 10 Puget Sound for high
southeast winds and dangerous gales, which Will
continue during Thursday, the WIND pToDaply shli1
ing to southwest Thursday or THURSDAY night
Rain is now falling in Western Washington and
extreme Northwest oregon This rain area VIII ex-
tend southwark to the extreme Northern California
coast tonight. and probably far south as Santa
Cruz Thursday and in the interior as lar south as
Stockton.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending at midnight December 8, 1895;
Northern California-Increasing cloudiness and
rain in all but the extreme southeast portion, COM
mencing on the northern coast tonight; stationary
temperature, except cooler at Eureka and Fresno:
brisk to high southeast winds on the northern
coast; dangerous gales from Cape Mendocino
northward.
Southern California-Fair but with increasing
cloudiness on the northern coast: stationary tenn
perature: fresh northery TO eastery winds, becom-
ing southeast on the northern coast.
Nevada-Rain in the northwest portion; fair IN
the southeast portion: stationary temperature
Utah-Fair; warmer
Arizona-Fair: stationary temperature.
san Francisco and vicinity-Ran Thursday;
stationary temperature; brisk 10 high south asst
winds. w. II. HAMMoN, Forecast Official.
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS-Apples are In liberal sup
ply Good Winter Nellis Pears are scarce. Per
simmons are dull at 40@50c; Apples 6Oc@S1 for
good to choice, 25@5Oc for common to fair and
81 rs for choice spttzenoergs; Lady Apples nom-
inal; Winter Nellis Pears, 81 25@1 SO: other
Pears 40e050c.
Observation-Disclosures, $40 5O@11 p Dbl.
GRAPES-All kinds dull except Verdels
which are in quick request and firm. Black
Ferrara, 4O@5Oc q box; Muscats. 35@5Oc p box;
Eerdeis, 5O@75c: Cornichons 40@o0c; Tokhy, 50
boxes.
CITRUS FRUITs-Oranges are in heavy supply
and not quite ripe, and are consequently weak
Lemons are lower and plentiful. California Or
anges are quoted at 81 50@2 q box for Seedlings,
and ~ 1908 box for Navels; Japanese
Mandarins 75c@$1 20 p box: Lemons, $ldl so
for common and s2@3 for good to choice; Mexi-
can Lines. So: California Lines 5O@75c; Ba-
nanas, $1G2 D bunch: Pineapples, 81 5000 % doz.
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-The market is going down rapidly, as
will be seen by the sharp reduction in quotations.
Buyers are hanging Dack as they generally do on
a falling market.
CREAMERY-Fancy. 3214@34e and occasionally
35e, but this figure is extreme; seconds, 30@31c
p 10.
DAIRY-Fancy. 271a@30c; good to choice, ESQ
26c; lower grades, 20(o24c.
CREAMERY TUB-201221ac p ID.
Picked koLL-1S@221acF q ID.
FIRKIN-16@171l2c q Il.
CHEESE-Tne supply is light and the market Is
very firm. Fancy mild new, l0c q H. common to
good, 6G9c = 10; Young America, 10G11c; East
ern. l2d13cs b.
EGGS-The market is going down sharply. Buy
ers hold of and stocks accommodating. Fancy
Eastern, 25626c; good to choice Eastern, 23@24c:
seconds, 2O@221ac; store Eggs, 25@2712c: ranch
Eggs, 3U@3.1a c, with occasional sales at 33@34c
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chartered wheat feet in port has registered ton
mage of $4,000 tons, against 20. 900 tons on the
same date last year; disengaged, ~, IONS
against 80 800: the way to this port, z4o,4uO
tons, against 1873, 6UO
grades for Australia, and the buyers tor thls &C
count readily pay milling prices, but, OF course Inc
European buyers will not pay such hgures Inc
market however, Is very strong, tnougn tne
strength is purely local. No. l, 9S34c@S1 ell;
choice, ST O114@l O213 p ctl; lower grades SVg
csc p ctl; extra choice for milling, 81 o3s40
l 071a 3 ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 o'clock May-3OO
TONS ST. 0os4 1oO 81 057s: 100, 81 o. ooo go.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-12OO tons,
ST. 061s: $500, 81 06; 100, 81 051s.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-9OOt tons, 81 0o1s;
$780, 81 O6.
BARLEY-TEere is some call for Chevaller for
Australia. Feed and Brewing descriptions are
steady and unchanged. Feed is quotable at 659
6614c: choice, 6712c Brewing, 70@S0c; Cheva-
Her. 81 1901 20 for No. l and 7O@9oc q GU ZOE
OFF grade.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-Ma y-lOO TONS
691sc. ,oo
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-
tons, 66 Tsc.
AFTERSooN SEssIoN-May-2O0 tons, 691Ac
400 CSC: 100, 6S7sc; 100, 6Ss4c. December loo'
$3.50.
market is frmer, though quotations show no I'M
provement Milling 671a@7212c q ctl; fancy Feed,
7aGSOc: good to cnoice, 65@17oc: common TO falr'
571am621ac; Gray. 6212@721ac; Red, Tor SEED
S5a95c; Black, for seed, 81 1O9I 81; SURPRISE
S5@95c q ctl.
CORN-Oiferings too heavy and the market
is SLOW and weak. Large Yellow. S0@S212c 2 GU;
Small Round do, S5@lS71ac: White, s5@9Oc y GU.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged at 7fH29SlA4c
RICK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a ctl.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
(Via Sausalito Ferry),

eva SausaIitO Ferry),
from san francisco, beginning October 81 1898.
WEEKDAYS,
For Mill Valley and San Rafael-7:3O e.ls IL 90
A. NJ; l rs, 3:45, Sis, $50 p NJ
San Quentin-1:3O, 9:15 A. n; 1:4b 5:l5PM.
Extra trips Tor san Rafael MONDAYS, Wednee
days and Sat urdays at / 80 p NJ
SUNDAYS
For Mill valley, San Rafael aud San Quentin
500, lO:oO, 1880 A. NJ; 80, 500, 4.3u s6:l9
p M ~Does not run to San Quentin.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:30 A. II. weekdays-Cazadero and way statIonA
LAD p H. Saturdays--Tomales and way stationa
U:O0 4. NJ Sundays-Point Reyes ana way stations
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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-The market is weaker and Turkeys
are lower. There is still unsold Eastern
stock on hand Ducks and Geese are firm.
Live Turkeys. 10@1lc for Gobblers and 1O@1lc
for Hens; dressed do, 12td13c; Geese q PAIR,
ST 50t02: Ducks, S4t96: Hens. s4@15: BOOSTERS
young, S4@14 so; do, old, 81: Fryers, So SO
"a: Broilers, $3G3 so for large md So SO for
small; Pigeons 81 25@2 p dozen for young
and 81 for old.
GAME-Quail continue weak but Ducks are
advancing. Quail, 75c0l$l Mailard, So SOFAS so;
Canvasback, S3@6; Sprig, s2a2 so: Teal 81 251
! so; Widgeon, 81 so: Small Duck, 81 25: Hare
$1@1 Is: Rabbits. 81 50 for Cottontails and $l@
20 for small; Gray Geese, 81 25i2 so; White
Geese, 81 IS; Brant, 81 25@l 80: Honkers, 50 so
"a; English Snipe, 81 25@1 so; Jack Snpe, SIG
rs p dozen,
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Hams are scarce, firm and
active. Bacon is just the reverse Barreled goods
continue slow. Bacon, &c y h for heavy, and
71ac p ID for light medium, 1O1ac p ID for light 11@
l2c for extra light and 1919 for sugar cured: East
ern Sugar-cured Hams, 13c p ID: California
Hams, lie; Mess Beef, 81 p Dbl: extra mess do,
90; family do, 5000 30; extra prime Pork. So
q Dbl; extra clear, $14 p Dbl; mess, $l3 % Dbl;
Smoked Beef, 919@1Oc q h.
LARD-Eastern tlerces, quotable Mt 6@614c p
forna tierces, &c for compound and 61ac for pure;
half 6bls 6s4c 1O-ib tins. 712c; do 5-ib, 7s4c ID.
lob tins.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

BEANS-The market is firmer and some kinds
are higher receipts having been smaller for week
or so. Bayos, Sl@1 10; Small Whites, 81 25@l So;
Pea 81 50@1 75 Large Whites ST. 20t0l 40; Pink.
s5c@S1: Reds, 81 25@l 40; BlacKeye, 81 S5@
/ 90: Red Kidney, ST. 1922 Lmas, 81 50@2 10;
Buffers, 81 1901 80.
SEEDS-Trieste Mustard is held higher. Alfalfa
continues quiet and easy. Brown Mustard, 81 rs
o.; Trieste 81 s0@2 20 Yellow Mustard. 81 25@
l so: Flax. ST 80 q ctl; Canary, 3@312c p 10;
Alfalfa, 612@6s4c z 10; Rape. ls4@2c . ID; Tim
othy, 61ac q fb Hemp 4c q tb.
DRIED PEAS-Nomnal at 81 1891 20 p ctl for
Niles. 81 goal 40 for Backeye and 81 40n1 80
for Green There now no offerings OF any con-
seoueDce
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weak In consequence Heavy sailed steers, 7c cuils
ana brands, &C.; medium. &c: culis ana brands
DC; light 61a@6c p ID; culls and brands DC; Cow,
hldes, 51a@6c p 10: culls and brands DC; saited
Kip &c: sailed Calf &c: sailed eal fc dry Hides,
usual selection, l2c y Ii: culls and brands, SC
g d. dry Kip and Veal, 1Oc o ID: culls IGgoc: dry
CALI l5c culls, 10c q ID: Goatskins, 2Ug3oc each;
d5925c; winter. 10@15c: Sheepsklns, shearlngs,
NC each: short wool, 30@4Oc each: medium, %
@.oUc each; long wool, 6O@7Oc each. Cuils OF all
kinds, about 1ac less
ALLOWING. rendered is auotable at 4140
312c p ID.
WOOL-A local circular thus reports the market:
Tine London Wool sales (winter sereS) opened on
November rs. The bidding was not so active or
spirited at the close of the previous sales but
yet prices were fairly well maintained, the shrink
age IN values being nominal since the opening
prices nave been hardening 10 some e3 ent ana re-
ports to-day are quite satisfactory Locally trade
mas been dsgustngly dull, the only business done
Ior q month past being sales OF northern STOCK
from Humboldt and Nj endocino at from 12c to sc,
as to conditions. Defective San Joaquin and south
warehouses well crowded with this kind of
Wool: The local scourers are not buyers for the
time being"
Business was active for day or so In conse-
quence or the filling of order Tor close on to
45OUOO bs but things have since quoted down
again We quote Fall as follows: humboldt and
Mendoclno, 7@9c . ID; San Joaquin and southern,
p Il.
HOPS-Nominal at 5@7c q n. There is nothing
cong Dealers say tha5 growers are breaking
their market by coming in person TO town TO sell
their Hops, and thus connecting with each
other ana nave TO accept low prices In consequence