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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Emily F. Pope to ]. Zenon Posadas, lot on s line
OF sacramento street. l41 w of Van Ness avenue,
Al, LISA 22:S, S 1888, E4. N 1913, <
14:4 l02 :S14: $tO.
Rober n Overton to Emma v. Raisch (wife Of
A. lot on line OF Fell street, 81 IS of Central
avenue T. 25 by 100: $40.
Juiia Green 10 James Henry Quinn, lot on n E
corner OF Fulton street and First avenue, 81 g,
100. w 81 %, SW 100.37: $40.
James Henry Quinn to Alice Quinn, same: gift.
WI lam and +. j. Splaine TO Robert +. Splaine,
unuivided hal OF lot on N line OF Twenty-fourth
street, 100 Il Of Alabama, 20 by N 104: IS.
James and Mary Hanson to Matteo lompagno
and Antonio Bellant. rot ) line of Green street.
III Of Dupont 81 hy $3.50: $1u.
Rosa Queirolo to Andrea Arata lot Of Sc cor
ner Fibert and Union streets or Jasper place
tlS1;6 w OF Dupont). so by 37:6: $b.
John Anderson (by r, L Whelan, Sheriff to
Cnarles i. Spader lot w line OF San A. runo
avenue (Nebraska). 127:21z N OF Nineteenth
(Buttel, N 26 by w 100; 1857.
solomon a. Dora Ge 2 Annie f. Wilson, lot
on w line OF Twenty-sixth avenue, 200 Of K
street, 90 by w l2O: $40
suanyslde Land Com any and California Title.
insurance and Trust Company to Charles @.
Jones, lot 3. block 21. Sunnyside; SO.
henry, Thomas NJ. and Anne II. Day 10 Patrick
u 6eary (Gufrey). LOT 4, block 40. sunny Y Ale
Homestead Association; 80.
fAtrick w. Rior Tan, Roman Catholic Arch
pisnop "a corporation). ana Patrick w. Rfordan,
10 John Finneean. lot on N + line Of Croke street
5Oo NV of 'ission, NV 25 by NE $50, Academy
Joseph c. Duncan TO Margaret Roberts (wife OF
George), lot on w line Of Bright street, 300 o,
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three weeks previous to the election good deal
Of outside capital was invested in Wool by people
who bad conf ence in the election OF Mckin sy
and considered Wool low enough to speculate on.
We cannot say there is lively demand either
here or In the Eastern markets since the election
One reason Is that holders ask more than Wool Is
worth on a parity with European markets, and
some OF the sellers forget that have no tarfn or
duty on Wool as yet and Europe can flood us with
W Wool and woolens. The orders for the wooen-
mills so far have not been extensive, ana al
though a gocd many of them have been sn ut down
for four or five months they have now resumed
operations, but the orders are not plentiful Con-
gress convenes next month and IL the senate
should pass the emergency bill, called the Dingiey
Dill, " hlch passed the House at the last session
AMI which is now before the Senate. it Will make
difference of 3D% to 5u% on Wool and WOO en- goods
II that bill does not and We have TO watuntii
Mr. Mckinley is fnaugurated and ca Is an extra
session, Europe will have plenty of time 10 Hood
the country with Wool and woolens, so that the
tarn will not benefit for the next two or three
1t all lies with legislation Since the cleo
lion we have had sales at Red Bluf, Ukiah Glow
erdale Stockton where Wool sold at last
years prices, and the Wools were in generol good
condition. In this marke the sales since election
do not amount to very much, only occasional lots
selling The outlook is that we Will have good
steady market about last years prices"
We quote Fall Wool as follows: iium boldt ana
Mendocino. S4D9c q b: free northern, 71z@81ac;
middle coun les, free 51aq7c; do. defective. Ala
@6c; san Joaquin, 3@5c; 40. foothil, 5@7c; East
ern r gon spring. T1z@sc: Valley o egon, ! IN
9121ac; do fall and .ambs', 11@111zc.
HOPs-Firm and In demand AT o@l0c q b for
fair choice and ll@l21ac for strictly fancy
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DRIED FRUITS, nA1sINs, NUTS, ETC

DRIED FRUITS
Fruits continue dull.
Quotations the Fruit Exchange as fol-
lows:
CARLOAD IoTs-Apiicots are Quotable at 6@9c
for Royals and 111261l2c for choice TO fancy
Moorparks; Prunes lac or the sizes; Peaches
4@512c for prime to choice, b12(17c for fancy and
ga Oc for peeled in boxes: pples. 5slc q n for
evaporated and 2@212c for sun-dr ed; Pears. 212
93c for prime to cho ce, 4@51ac for quarters nd
6@6lac for halves: um !, 4c for pitled atd 11ac
for unpited: Nectarfnes, 31a(141zc for choice siid
@z1ac
JoBBING PRIcEs-Peaches. 41a@5Isc q n:
cos, 6Ia@S 3 b: fency, lOc; Moo parks, l2@
13c; evapora ed Apples, Mc: sundried, "a @3c;
PruBes, 354 D4c for tie sizes: Figs, black sc for
impressed and 3@3lac for pressed; white Figs,
pited; Nectarfnrs, 4@6c q ID for prime to fancy;
Pears. 212@oc for whole 41a@51 1ac for quarters
and 412@612c for halves.
CARLOAD PRICES. F. o. q. FREsNo-Four-crown
loose. 514c: 3-crown 41Ac: 2-crown, S14c: seed
less Sutanas. 51ac: seedless Muscateis, 4Ac; 3
crown Londo layers 81 ID; clusters, al 50;
Dehesa ciu ters. 50 SO; Imperial clusters, SS:
dried Grapes, &c Z, ID.
JoBBrNG PRIcEs-sAN FRANcTsco-Four-crown
loose, 6s4c: S-crown, 4s4c: 2crown s4c; seediess
London LAYERS 81 25 clusters, 81 80; Dehesa
Clusters, 50 10: Imperial clusters s. 70.
NUTS-Chestnuts n quotabe at st9lOc: %ainuts
6ta@lc o ID for s.andarc and s@sLsc o ID
5@312c for hardsheil and SG9c for paper. she'll
!obblng; Peanu,s 4@Bc for Eastern and 4c for
california: II ickory Nuts, og6c y ID: Pecans
l12GSc p h; tiiberts 71a@Sc; Brazil Nuts
712@sc; Cocoanuts, 4@5ce LOO.
H~NEY-Comb. ID l @l212c for bright and 5@9c
Tor lower Rrades: water hte extracted, o(951ac:
light amber extracted 41s@4s4c; dark amber, 4@
4Z2c; dark, 2@3c p h.
BEESWAX-23M- &c q D.
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g. 56s4; 4o0O 81 5egs; 1000. 81 571s; 5000. 5000
q 57A; 2U0v. 81 57ss: 400. :! 671a; 2UOo,
ber-4UO0 81 So
AFTERNOON SESSION = May = $1,000 CTS, Cts,
=! o6la: 5000. 81 b63s: ls,00O 81 behs; iU,VUo,
$d 5SZs; 5000, 81 56sl Decem ber-2OoO, 81 zHs'
1000, 81 525s.
BAR.EY.No change to report shipment OF
0l,ooo ctls Brewing. valued q S5o,Zoo 10 Lon9on-
We quote reed, S0@S5c; choice bright, SI
Brewing, 90@95c; No. ! Ihevalier, ~ lO9l ~ 9
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 O'Clock -May-2oo0
cils, 9lc.
SECOND sEssIoN-December-20 1000 ctls, SAC;
1000. s41sc: 1900, S41sc
REGULAR MoRNTNe SEssIoN-May-2oO0 ctls,
S3c.
AFTERNooN SEssIoN-May 1000 cts, s21sc
zuoo S214c; 1000, 9Zc Decem ber-2UoO eo1sc
oATs-Were very quiet yesterday White range
from 81 10 10 81 30 p ctl. according 10 quaity Z!
6iack' Tor iced, s0c@sl 05: for seed 81 IoeGi 90
Gray, nominal; Red, i@1 10: surprise, nominal
ctI Sra. and wea Large g fsiew = c, WSits SII
S5@S7Hsc
hYE=SI O71a@1 10 p ctl.
OChWHEAI-$I 25@o1 80 D cti.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

4. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUE
rURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO Cal,
Nov. 20, 1895, P. M.-Wealher conditions and
general forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka So Fresno 20, san Diego 6S, Fed Bluff
81, San Luis Obispo &c, Yuma 7S San Francisco
55, Los Angeles g.
San Francisco data-Maximum temperature SIS,
minimum 50 mean So. Rainfall during past "a
hours, SO.
The pressure has risen rapidly over the southern
half of the Pacific slope the rain is over tenn
porariiy. There still appears 10 be low OF he
northern coast, and unsettled weather with show
ers may be expected Tor several days yet The
temperature has risen slowly over Northern Cali
fornia and Neva ia There has been slight fail
along the coast except at Eureka.
Rain nas iaheu in small amounts throughout
southern California. Utah and Arizona snow is
falling at Seattle Fort Candy reports maximum
wind velocity of "a miles from the east
Forecast made at san Francisco for 80 hours
ending midnight November 81, 1896:
Nor hern California-Unsettled weather Satur-
day. with increasing cloudiness and possibly
showers in extreme northwestern portion; fresh
southeasie ery winds
Southern Ca iforn ia-Cl oudy weather, with show
ers early Saturday morning and possibly Sa urday
in the southern portion: fresh easterly winds.
Nevada Loudly weather, with rain in northern
port Saturday.
Utah-Rain and possibly snow in the northern
portion Saturday; cooler north.
AriZona-Fair Saturday.
San Francisco and vicinity Temporarily fair
Saturday; fresh westerly winds.
ALEXANDER 6. McADIE,
Local Forecast v fficlal.
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DEClDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS
ORCHARD FRUITS

ORCHARD FRUITS
Apples are coming IN heavily and weaken
ing. From Watsonville $3.50 boxes arrived yester-
day. Persimmons are plentiful and lower.
Pomegranates, 35975c p box.
Apples, s5c@$l q box for choice. 81 25 for fancy
Rel, 35@65c Tor commons; Eastern lower at $5 25
= bbl.
Pears, 25@65c 2 box: Winter Nellis, 75c@S1 25
Persn mons, 35975c q box.
BERRIES
tranberres from Cape Cod, ss so@s p bbi;
from Coos Bay So 90 q box.
straw berries, 81 5O@y4 for large berries.
RI spberfies. Sb6D7 y chest.
GRAPES-Are steady. 1okays are quotab'e at
80@5Oc; Back Grapes, 25@40 p box; Verde s,
25@30c a box: CornichoIss, sC@5Uc; Muscai, 4, "a
5Oc; Grapes crates bring log sc more than IN
boxes
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges continue 10 decline
Grape Fruit $66S = box: New Navel Oranges
S2@4 % q box Seedlings, 81 a0@2 50 . box:
emons, $l@l 80 4 box for common ana 50
az 90 2 box for good to choice: excan LINES.
5U@4 30: California Lines, o0@75c: Bananas,
s1@2 = bunch; Pineapples. S2a54 2 doz.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks continue weak, and the test
prices yesterday were generally below those OF
Thursday.
The Seq. Belcher assessment falls delinquent in
office to-day.
The Boston and Montana Mining Company paid
a dividend of S45O,OOO yes erday. This amount
includes an extra dividend of 81 per share.
The Le Roi Mining Company of British Column
bia paid q dividend Of $685. 900 on the 10th, max
ing $4,000 this year and $250,0U0 from the
start.
The Pan-A merican mine paid dividend Of
$4,000 9th, the first this year. 1t previously
pald $4,000.
The Portland Mining Company paid a dividend
OF $4,000 on the 18th, making $2lO,OO0 this year
and 1888 600 from the start
The Calumet and Hecia Copper Mining Com
pany of Michigan has declared dividend of So
per share, $500, 900, payable on the l7th of Te
cember. This Is the fourth dividend or like
amount in the present fiscal year and the fifth
for the calendar year, the five amounting to
$2.500,0O0. With the December dividend the
company will have disbursed S46,S so. 600 In cash
dividends TO stockholders, the largest dividend
account OF any mine in America.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. n. Y. Nov. 2O.-Speculation at
the Stock Exchange qniet, the transactions
amounting to only 1929 shares In this total
Reading figured for 40. 800 shares Sugar for 27-
200 and Burlington and Quincy for 1880 shares
AT the open ng the market was weakened by a
break in American Spirits preferred of 21S Der
cent 10 2S and further reduction of 1sc per
tlfcates down to Il 612. The osses in the general
market were confined to narrow limits. The de-
cining tendency was checked soon after the omen
10 1877. 10
Reports OF q combination with opposition com.
pan es were revived, and 1t was a.so stated that
the directors at their meeting next week I'M ended
TO declare scrip dIvidend of 10 per cent 10Th
stories subsequently were denied and the stock re-
acted to 1851. Sugar, after its early decline
rallied 10 117s4, on purchases said TO be for he
market drifed into dullness, but prices heJd toer
ABBY we'll Near the Close however. the grangers
were pressed for sale and dec ined 1a1. Ia per
cent Burlington and Quincy leading THts stock
fell 10 1914 ex-dividend. a decline in wheat and
adverse Influence. ~ ~
Besides. 1t is generally believed that the October
stslement OF the companies will make a very poor
showi as compared with 95 The heayiness
OF these Issues weakened the general list althouph
me pressure 70 sell was not pronounced by any
means. IN the specialties Long Island fell ia 20
b9M and Nickel Plate secoad pre-, erred ~ RI
2se2. Speculation closed weak Net changes
snow losses OF II m "a 10 "A per cent. Reading
however, closed 3a b ghsr on the demand Th7s,
stock was bought on reports OF favorable traffic
ailiant and atemens 10 the feet tn an the ,s
company mad been successful in reducing rental
charges eD'Ai
The bond maikat was lower to-day Sales footed
up $1,31 -,OOO. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
ana india apolis sinking fund fives fell 1La !;
Detroit, Mackinaw and Marquette land grant
threes and half. 10 1S: houston and Teas
hrst nves, to 1O9: Louisville. New ALBANY and
Chicago consol skies, / TO 80: Missouri Pacific
consol skies, TO S5; American Spirits skies IL
TO %; Ohio Southern first skies, 11a to "a; Ure-
gon snort Line consol fves, ia to 66, and Union
Pacific skies of 1893, 212 l02 Toedo ST
Louis and Kansas City first skies certificates rose
to 6S use
In Government bonds s25. 900 coupon 6yes so,a
a l12B 10 lib, and $4,000 registered fours OF
1917 1T I101s.
Grain.
FLOUR-Steady, dull: winter VI heat low grades
~ .OG2 %; fair TO fancy, So 25@4 SIS patents
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GENERAL MER eHANDIsE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, "a 1904 ID;
San Quentin, 81 20: Wool Bags, 2a1a@261ac;
Fruit Bags. 512@6c
COAL-Harrson's circular says: "During the
week there have been 10 arrivals from the Coast
coilieries with $500 tons Coal. from Australia
arrivals with $500 tons. All the wharf room Is
taken up and all The cOalteams are busily engaged
taking delivery OF recent arrivals. and will be
cpal wholesale dealers have the necessary access
sores for handling Coal expeditiousiy, otherwise
ships claims for demurrage would be occasionally
handed in. Business this week In this line has
been very lively, both for steam and for domestic
uses, particularly latter. the recent storms
have forced our housekeepers TO increase their
fuel consumption 20 warm their residences Quota
tions remain about the same, except for steam
gr, des while show q better feeling. as the writer
has been predicting for two onths past that the
prices then ruling would not be repeated for a
long lime TO come and that values had assuredly
to advance, which they will continue to do Tor
some time The quotations OF 1896 for fuel Will
not be duplicated in 1897. Swansea Anthracite
liam is moving UP slowly. Coke has been advanced
81 q ton. although stocks on hand are ample ior
all Immediate requiremen s; holders VIII force
consumers substitute o. her fuel II they quote it
any higher. The present depression in outward
profitable business elsewhere Wheat is the die
tator' of the situation. but 1t Is imprudent some
times 10 assert its power as at present; IL may
make TONNAGE very scarce here in 1897"
Wellington is quo,able IS; New wellington
So ? ton; souhfieid Wellington, 81 so = ton;
Seattle, S5 5O@6; Bryant. 695 5O Coos Bay So
berand, $l3 2 ton In bulk aud in SKIS; Pennsvl
yania Anthracite Egg, sl1Gl2 2 ton; Welsh A n
Castle Gate anc Pleasant Valley, 81 80; Coke
$1l@l2 in bulk and 81 8 . ton in SKIS
RICE-ChInese mixed quotabe at SS 25(G3 40;
No. /, So su@,i 2 ctl: extra No. ], $a SOg4 80;
Hswaiian, 81 %: Japan, IS 9U@D4 80.
suGAt-rhe Western sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms cash: Cube and Crushed, DC:
Powdered 51ac: Fine Crushed. &c; Dry Granu-
lated, 5sc Confectionery A, 47sc: Magnolia \,
41ac; Ex.ra {, 1896; Golden G, s14c; half barrels
lac more than barrels, and boxes 1ysc more.
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PoUL RY A,D GAME.

POULTR Y-Pigeons are lower and dull. Tur-
keys rather firmer Otherwise there is no
change.
Live Turkeys, I2@14c p n for Gobblers. 1261l4c
2 10 for II ems; Dressed urke s, lS@l5c;. Geese
q pair, 81 80: t,cs ings, 81 aO@z; LucKs. 8 so
"a for old and $4@5 for vonn-; Hens, $4@5 q
doz: BOOSTERS, young, SO 5CG4 50 40, old. SAC,
80: Fryers, $5 25G3 90 Iroilers, s5 25@)3 so
for largs. and s. 50@3 for small; Pigeons, 81 25@
so q Dc zen for young and 75c for old.
GAMF-Ducks continue 10 bring ood prices re-
CENTS being iighi. Quail, 81 @l rs; Mallard
S6(nS p dOZ; Canvasoack, S4Gl7 80: Sprig, 81 5U0l
3 80 Zeal, sa@3 5O Wild econ, s2@2 81: Small
luck, 81 J0@ English SDipe, 81 oo@2: Jack
Snipe, s Hare, 75c@sl Rabbits, 81 u al SO for
CotIonta.ls and 81 for small: Gray Geese, 50 BOA
3; White Geese, $l@1 25; Brant, 81 50@2.
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HIDES. TALLow W, WOOL AND HOPS

HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy saited steers, 80
sHaci culls and brands. 7@71ac; medium, 7@71ac:
culls and brands, 6@61ac; light. e@61zc; culls
and brands, b@51zc: Cowhides 6@61ac: culls ana
brands, 6@5lsc; salted Kip, 6@7c; saited Calf,
1@sc; sailed Veal sore: dry Hides. 13c q h:
cu,is and brands 10c q b dry Kip and Veal. l0c:
S9iss 81 sc b ary Calf, 15c; culis l,c: Goatskns.
~ tG5oc each; Kids Sc: Deerskins gooi summer,
2o@2oc . ib; medium. l5020c; winter, 7M9c;
Manee ~ pskns, shearlngs. log. SC each, short wool,
8 @6Uc each
l a LLoW-No. i. rendered, Sc; No. 2, 21ac q
10; renned 514c; Grease. &c u h.
WoOls-Jacob Wollner's circular says: .sThe
mArket Is better. Confidence seems to be restored,
put prices have not raised any great extent. Two
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ExpJaunIvon

The arrow fies with the wind. The top figures
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath It, II any, the amount of
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
lines, connect poin of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: 'low''
refers TO low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
LOWS" us ally first appear on the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
and low s!ong the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable:
but when the 'low'' Is inclosed with isobars Of
m marked curvature. rain south of Oregon is improb
able. With ''high" in he vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of these conditions
Cil produce an opposite result
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-previousp prices rule.
cREAMERy-Fancy, z5@26c; seconds. 2s@24c
p ID
DAIBY-Fancy, 22@23c; good to choice. 2J@
2lc; over grades, l5Nal &c p ID
PIcKLED-l69 1Sc q ID.
FIRKIN-l5@17 2 n
CREAM RY UB- -lSGl Ice p b.
CHEESE-Continuest to advance. Choice mild new
ll@12c; common to good Old, s@10c; Cream Ched-
dar, a@l2c: Young America l13@121ac: West
era, IL leg 21ac: Eastern, 129l5c p ID.
E1GS-sbUw no change whatever. Eastern, 20G
2 12c q dozen for fair 10 choice; 25@211sc q
dom Tor lancy and 17129l SIG for coid-s.ora e ;
ranch Eggs, 25@S0c for y let ,, 34@36c for small
TO m dunn ana 81 II @40c for fancy; cod-storage
2212Q24c; Duck Eg :, 25c.
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NorIoA TO MARINERs,

a branch Of the United States Hydrographl.
Once located in the MerchantS Exchange =,
maintained In San Francisco for the beuefit a,
mariners without regard to nationality and free Of
expense
Nsvigators are cordially invited 10 visit IN.
office where complete sets OF charts and NaiIinS
directions of the world are kept on hand for com
parison and reference and the latest inform alton
can always be obtained regarding lights dangers
to navigation and all matters OF interest TO ocean
commerce
The time ball on top OF the building on raIa
graph Hill Is hoisted about ten minutes befora
noon. and is dropped at noon 120th meridian, by
teIegraphic signal received each dav from the
United States Naval Observatory al Mare Island
Cal.
A notice stating whether the time ball wa,
dropped on time, or giving the error IL any h
published the same day oy the afternoon paperI
and by the morning papers the following day.
w. HUGHKA
Lieutenant q. s. N. in charge
The Time Ball.
BRANCH HYDRosRAPHIc OFFIoE o. NJ
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO November 20 lgq5
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was droppsi
ex actly at noon today AT noon Of the l2otn
meridian. or exactly at 3 p n. Greenwich time.
w. S. HUGHES
Lieutenant q. S. N. in charge
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POTATOES, oNIoNs, VEGETABLES.

POTATOES-Sweet Potatoes, 75c p ctl In sacks
and 75cC1S1 in boxes; Early Rose. 30@35c: Bur-
bank seeaiings, 25@35c for Rivers and 60@95c p
ctl for salinas.
ONiuNo-25@40c p ctl: Pickles hardly
worth quoting any longer
ETABLEs-Mushrooms continue dull at
@lOc p u for common and 1212@1l5c p b for but
IONS; Msrrowfat qnash, $4@6 fs ton; Egg Plant.
25@40c r bx; Tomatoes. 5(d i0c; tucum bers, ESQ
5Oc; Green Peppers, 3C(65Oc 2 large bx: Dried rep
pers, 1GS' q ID; Green Peas, 4@D5c string Beans.
3@6c; Limas are almo I gore; t,re OKra, S5@5Oc
q box: Diied Okra. lC@i21a 2 ID; Cabbage, 500
5Oc q ctI; Carrots, S0@4Oc y sack; Garlic l1a9
30 n,
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THE WEEKS FAILURES.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports IL
failures the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday compared with 20
for the previous week and Cor the corresponding
week OF 1895. The failures are divided among The
trades as follows: ! tailor commission, cloth
ng ] fruit. saloons. grocer. / butcher ! dried
fruits, m anufacturer's a .ent paints millinery
and notions. 2 cry goods, boots and shoes, l
truit grower, i restaurant.
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HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.

BRAN-S14@l4 SO for the best and $13@l3 80
p ton for outside brands
MIDDLING>-$lS@1e for lower grades and
$l9 6O@20 80 o ton for the best.
FEEDSTUFF--Roe Barley, S1SC119 q ton;
olicake Meal at the mill, S23 p ton; lobbing, ga
clipped Oats, 81 30@l 81 q cti.
AAY-Wheat ss(GlO so; Wheat and oat, SIG
10: Oat. $6@p9; Barley. s7@S so: River Barley,
S5G6 SO; Al alta. So 6O@6 so; compressed, SEQ
b oU; stock. S5@6; Clover, $6@S Q ton.
STRA W-35@5Oc p bale.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds. Exchange. Money and Railroad
st,aras
Money on call easy at ga 631ay: last loan a. 2i5%
and closing offered at 212I. ume mercantile pa
per. 5@51aY. Bar silver. 651sc- Mexican lars.
5O1sc. Sterling Exchange easier. with actual
business III bankers bills a 81 s214G.4 S21L :or
90 Gays and 50 s5s4@4 SO for demand. Posted
rates, 81 sSG4 s61a Commercial bills, 81 S0s4&
Si3l. Government bonds steady. oonds
dull railroad Donas lower. silver al the board
easier
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, $6@5 10: bakers extras, 81 sO@5; super
fine, $4 1s@4 so p Dbl.
CORN MEAL ETC.-Feed Corn. $19 o. GU q
ton; Cracked Corn. S2O@2O so p on.
MlLLsTUFFS-Prices in SACKS are as foiows
usual discount TO the rade: Graham Flour, SZ 80
g 100 lbs: Rye Flour. So rs p 100 lbs; Rice our
Oatmeal, $3 so: oat Greats, 81; HomIny, S3 40
@S 80; Buekwheat Flour, So a5@S so: Cracked
w, neat, S3 %; tarina, 81: Whole Wheat flour,
$S 1b@4; Split Peas, $3 50 Green do, 81 70 q
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Provisions.

CURED MEATs-Bacon, &c p n for heavy, 7c
o fb for light medium. 91ac for light l0c p n for
extra light and ll11c q h for sugar-cured. East
ern sugar-cured Hams, 13@l31ac: California
Hams, l1@llLac: Mess Beef. s7@7 SO; extra
mess do $S@S 80; family do, S9@9 SO; extra
prime PORK. 50 50@S: extra clear. sic y bbl:
mess, $14 q bbi: Smoked Beet 1Oc . ID.
LARD-Easiern, tierces. Is quoted at &c for COM
pound and 61z@7c for pure: pals 71zc p fb: CALI
iornia tierces, 5@51ac u b for compound and 6lzc
71ac p 10.
&C, coT.i olENE-s14@s1sc in tierces and 7s4@
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Bayos are quotable at 81 3591 so y ctl;
Small Whites. 81 2O@l 40 Q ctl Large Whites,
81 15@1 30 q cl; PilEs. Sl@1 10: Reds, 81 20
al 81; Blackeye, S1@11 %; red Kidney, 81 so:
Limas, 81 su@2; Buffers 81 40@l 20; Pea, 81 Is
@l A. p ctl
Sk Ds- Brown Mustard, So 1898; yellow Mus
tard, 81 1902 % p ctI: Flax. 81 3o@1 40: Canary
SEED, 11s@za4c q h; Alfalfa. 512@61ac: Rape,
212c; Aemp, sligo
DRIED PEAS-NiIes SlMl Is p ctl; Green,
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Hogs are plentiful and weak. Wholesale rat,s
for dressed stock from slaughterers are as follows:
BIZ F-choice, 51ac: first quality, SC: second
do. 4@41ac: third do S12c p b.
NEAL-Large, 412(@5c: small, 6@7c q ID.
MUTTON -Nethers, 5@512c Ewes 4@5c
T,b
LAMB-5d6c p n
PohK-Live Hogs s14@3ssc p b for large and
medium and 314@3ss for small; dressed do, 4
@51zc p h.