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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW ORK. n. Y, Nov. 23.-The week opened
dull at the stock exchange, but sufficient buying
orders were plac ced in various parts of the list
bring about rise of 1s% to 7S% at he start The
improvement, however was shorIlived. The lead
Ing stocks yielded 1a% to 114% with the grangers
in the lead. ST. Paul eel a. Rock Island 70, Bur
liDgton a., sugar 7s, Manhattan 1ss leather
preferred 1A2 and Chicago Gas Is. IN the late
trading Sugar was up TO HTS the smaller
shorts and there was rally otherwise Of lax to
34x Speculation closed dull and hrmer in tone.
Net changes show advances OF 1s@7sx. Total
sales l63, ,0o6 shares
The bond m market was generally lower. Sales
footed up 81 ,4ls,O00. Atchison genera fours fell
1z; do adjustment. /; Consu mers' Gas of Chicago
frsts, l; Ann Arbor fours, /; Metropolitan Eie-
waited first skies, |; Northern Pacific thirds. !;
Nothwest consolidated sevens, /, aud Wisconsin
Central fves, 81 Oregon Improvement first sixes
rose GA and do consolidated 1ives 2.
In Government bonds $230U0 coupon fours of
1929 l. sold at lls6H@lls5s slsoo do OF 1927
1101s and $1,000 coupon lives at / IS.
Grain.
FLOUR-Quiet, steady: winter wheat low grade
81 logs 70: fair to; fancy, SO 2O@4 as patents,
straights, IS 9o@4 75: patents. So s5@4 50: low
extras. 81 2O@3 20: city mills, 81 4O@5; paten:s S..
ne s. s6S2 90 sonSSern osT dun com m mno@ aoSS 80
talr extra, 50 S5@3 45; good to choice do. So as
@S @6U So y r Bye -four quiet, steady, at 1908 %.
CoRNMEAL-QuIet, steady; Western Yellow
RYE-Dull. steady: Western, 4o1zc, c. !. E.
BAKLEY-DulL steady; 2sslc, c. l. f. Buffalo
BA Riley MALr-Nominal. Western, 5O06Oc
WHEA AT-Dull, frmer; +. O. b., 95c un-
graded red. 83@95c; No. l Northern. Ss14@l8s1Sc
options closed firm at 21s92ssc advance; Nav
and Decem ber most active: No. red January
se1zc, March 5sc, May 5614c, November Soc,
Decemoer Soc
CokN-spot, dull irner; No. q 2s1a@2sslc
elevator; 3014c afoat
Options dull; & firm at 5s@7sc advance. May
January 0ssc. May 3SMc 20"
OATS-Spot, dull, firmer.
Options stronger. December 2314c, May 261ac
Spot prices: No. 2. 2234c: No. white 251sc 80
Chicago, 24c: No. .. 2314c; mixed Western
22@24c: white do, 23G32c.
Provisions.
LARD-Quiet irmer. Western steam Sd 2b
nominal; City. SO rs; December 81 25. Refined
quiet; Continent. S4 45; South American, 81 90:
compound, 41a@45sc
PORK-Steady fair demand. New mess. ss@
So $oS
BUTTER-Fancy, strong Western dairy. sN
13c; do creamery, l31s@22c: do factory, 7i6l2c:
Elgins &c; imitation creamery, lO1a@16c; rolls,
10@14c.
CnEEsE-Part skins. 31s@4s4c: full skins,
21z@6c.
EGGS-Quet: choice. firm Icehouse 261b@2sc.
Western fresh. 22Q24c: do case, 81 2595: lined,
l51a@16c
T1LLow-Quiet, nominal City, 31zc; country.
31a aG3s4c.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There was strong tone to Comstock shares on
the afternoon call and prices rose somewhat aa
VIII be seen. The close was still higher
The savage and Potosi delinquent sales take
place to-day.
The acific Coast Borax Company has declared a
dividend OF SIS per share.
Additional reports from the mines are as fol-
lows:
In the ophir mine. on the 1000 level, west cross
cut from the south drift from the shaft station is
In 1877 feet The face is In porphyry showing clay
seams In the old Central tunnel workings of the
ophir, from the crosscut run ming west from the
9Int run northwess eriy from the Mexican snaft,
90 ieet above the sill floor of mis- level, they have
removed 6O tons of from ore stored In the
crosscut 10 the surface bins, assaying $S5 IA
per ton per mine car assay. No advance has been
mAoe IN the prosp' cling drift during the week
rom this tunnel, as the men were engaged in re-
NOV ng the ore above mentioned.
In the Hale d Norcross mine (Comstock work
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

James Stevens to Sarah F. Stevens, lot on n line
OF Fell street, 1876 w of Laguna, w 81 by l20:
gift.
Rachel @: Gerard (wlfe Of William J.l to Lewis
G. ors rom lo on w line of Pierce street, 90 IS
of Fbert, 25 by w 1926 $40.
Edward McGinnis to Mary c. 1ollins (wife of R.
J.), lot on w line of Harrison rect, IT'S OF
Twenty fourth. 20 by w 1925: $1U.
Ernest and Ida Uiman to Edward j. Bowes, lot
on w line of Hoffman avenue lEllen), 1s5 5 of
Twenty fourth, 25 by w 1913: SO.
Henry Beker to Eliza Beker. lot NE line of
Grove avenue. 500 Sc of Harrison street, Sc 25
by n e 112; gift.
Alexander and Annie Dijeau to Angelina DIjeau,
lot on SE line of Brannan street, los SW Of Sixth
street, rec t,'sS sw ! 20 td by y 81 II 75 SO u
thirty sixth avenue. 225 > OF street, % by E
Edward Christ to John Best, same; $40.
+. w. Spencer 10 r. T. Ross. lot on r line of
Forty sixth avenue. 200 or street, 25 by K
Christian and Clara Bendixen to Jacob Hey
man. lot on line of Fourteenth avenue 800 OF
street s IS by + 100, quitcIaim deed; So
Katie Jordan, lot on w line of Forty-first avenue,
$50 of street, 2s by W 100; SO.
OF Mission street, 275 Of China avenue. 5 25 by
S3:6. portion of LOT 2, block 2, Excelsior Home
stead Association; $1U.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Ernestine Roos to Leon Bine, lot on NE corner of
thirty second and Union streets, 1888 by
ioO, being portion of lot /, block 67S, Watts
Leon and HenrIette Bine to Simon and Bodit
Monk lot on n line of Thrty-second stree. 80 3
VI Il 20 Oy y lUO, Deing portion Or loJ L,
block 67S, same: s1U
Elmer and Clara l.. Welsh to Mary ]. Gull. lot
on Sc line OF str ct, 800 Nv of Fourth, SW 100,
SE S5O, N 1884, NV 272 to beginning, Hay
wards Eden Town hip: So
+. > and John p. Berna TO Philip Kolb, lot be-
ginning at Sc corner OF lands of A. H Bernal on
side OF Rose avenue thence 90, E 800, SO,
w 500, to beginning, being he west three-quar-
ters OF lots IA TO 81 OF Louis Castros survey of
rose avenue. being..in town OF Pleasanton, Murray
Township. $l79O.
dam F. and Idah L. Gum to William r. Davis,
lot on n line of Prospect avenue, 10 w of Summit
street, w by $50, Oakland: $3.50.
ran francisco Mutual Loan Associate on to A. E /.
Boton lot on line of Blake street, $50 of Fu-
Ton, 90 by 135, being lot 10, blos 1454,
Blake Tract. Maps / and q Berkeley. S5
Eliza +. Rideout 10 Annie NJ. Willis. undivided
Map of portion of Berke ey property, Berkeley |;
grant
william A and Lille Clark William A. Ris-
ienpart, lot on line OF Bancroft way, 100 w of
ruton , 50 by w 80. being the w 80 eet of lot 2,
block Il, College Homesi cad ract. berkeley; $40
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND oThER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Futures were weak again yesterda ay
and business quie Spot Wheat showed no
change. Quoted at 81 45@1 4711a for common grades
81 5t@i b21a for average No. J. al b33l for choice
and al 5591 5712 for extra choice T milling
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESs1oN-9:l5 5 o'ciock-Msy-2S 600
ctls. 81 Sd; 5000, 81 541s: 14,000 81 537s; l2OOO
81 5SA; 2OO, 81 555s. 10000, 81 531a: 400,
81 5S$s 1000. 6o1s; 10000. 81 o3; 1000.
SECOND sEssIoN-May-SS,OO0 ctls, 81 5314
5000, 81 531a
REGULAR MORNING SESSION = May - 5000
ctls. ~ 5414; 1000, 81 541s 1000, 81 Sd; 2OOO,
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-2OOO ctls 81 So;
1000, 81 o31s: 1000, 81 $685. 2000. 81 531z
BAR EH-Exports from this port uring the
nrst 1U months OF the year were 8, ,1S9. 500 cts,
time in 1895 they 1,231, 800 ctls. Tee ship
ments this year we're valued S2,74l4 Al, against
81 o 9.54O in 1895 and 1882 $50 and S2,494,Ox7
for he same Time In 1884 aud 1898.
tu' ures are weaker, but ;pot gram is unchanged.
We quote Feed, S0@S212c: choice bright, S5c:
Brewing, 9o@95c; NO. 1 : Chevalier 81 lO001 20 p
ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL StssIoN-9:l5 o'clock No sales
SECOND SEssIoS-May-2 1000 ctis, 921ac; 2OOO
921sc; l2.00U e2Lc.
REGULAR MORNING Standardization c,ls
a26sc; 2OU0. e23sc
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May 1000 ctls, 921Ac:
5000, 5z12c.
oATs-KeceIpts from Osden and the north
keep the market well supplied. White range
Black, for eed sOc9Sl O5; for seed, 81 2U[dl S5;
Gray, nominal; Red, Sl@11 10: surprise nonin al
CORN-Arrivals are still large and the market
continues S weak Large Yellow: sl4a@s3c p; Small
RYE-Sl 0712@1 10 2 ct.
bOCh W HEA 1-Sl 2SGl 35 =
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ExpIanarlou.

The arrow flies with the wind. the ton ngurvs
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath il. IL any, the amount OF
rainfall, of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. 1sobars, 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 the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
but when the ''low'' is inclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature rain south of oregon is improb
able. With "high" in The vicinity of Idaho and
the pressure falling the California warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of these conditions
Glll produce an opposite result.
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HIDES. TALLo w, wool AND HOPS.

s1zc; culls and brands, 7@712c: medium, 7@71sc;
culls and brands 6a61ac; light. e@612c; culls
and brands 5@51 1ac; Cowhides 6@6A2c; culls ana
brands, 595L2c; salted KIP. 6@7c: salted Calf,
7@sc; sailed Veal, 6@7c: dry Hides. 13c p n:
culls and brands l0c p ID: dry Kip and Veal. l0c:
culis Sc q 10 dry Cali. 15c; culs ltc; Goatskins,
2IG95c each; Kids Sc; Deerskins, goo summer,
20925c 2 ID; medium. l5@20c: winter, 7(d.9c;
sbeepsS ms, shearlings LOG SC each; sh,rt wool,
20@35c each; medium, 40@o0c each; long woods,
g. @16Uc each
IALLOw-No. l. rendered. Sc; Nc. 2, 21sc q
n: refined 514c; Grease. &c p ID.
WOOI-We quote Fall Wool: Il humboldt and
Mendocino. S99c r b: free northern. 712dS 12c:
middle coun les, free. 512@7c; DO. detective 412
@6c; san Joaquin, 3C05c; DO ioothl 5@7c; ast-
e5T Egon m spring 1a@gc Nslley egon llAa
HOP. SO l0c q ID for fair 10 cnoIce, and 1l9
l21ac for laucy
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GENERAL MER CHANDIsE.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, 81 1904 Is;
San Quentin, 81 20: Wool Bags, 2412@261ac:
Fruit Bags. 51lG6c
Wellington, $s 2 ton: New Wellington,
Ss 3 ton: Souhfed Wellington. ST so 2 ton;
Seattle. SIS 50@6: Bryant, 5H5 so: Bay, SIS
Wailsend. So; scotch, -; Brvmbo, -: UNI
berlaad, Si3 q ton in bulk and in SKIS; Pennsvl-
vanIa Anthracite Egg, SiiGl2 r ton; Welsh A IL
thracite SS0lO: Cannel, SSaS so: Rick ~prings.
Castle Gate and Pleasant VALLEY, 81 60; Coke,
$1l@l2 in bulk and 81 q ton in SKIS
SUGAH-The Western sugar hefining Con- pany
quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed, &c:
Powdered, 5L2c; Fine Crushed, &c; Dry Granu-
lated, 47sc: Confectionery A, 47sc: Magnolia A.
412c: Ex,ra c, 43sc; Golden &, a14c half barrels
lac more than barrels and boxes 1ac more.
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POTATOES, ONIONS, VEGETABLES

PoTAToEs-The market is doing better Sweet
Potatoes, 75c 2 ctl in sacks and 75c@Sl rs in bxs
Early Rose, 40@50c; River Reds, 4O65Oc; Bur
bank Seedlings, 25@35c for Rivers and 4Oce$l a
ctl for Salinas.
ONIoNS-Are higher and firm at 45@55c q ctl
VEGETABLES - Summer kinds are getting
scarce. Mushrooms quotable at 5@lOc y NJ
for common and l219@l6c p n for buttons |;
MaGrowfat squash, S4@o Z ton; Egg Plant, 80
40@6oc: Green Peppers, 25@5Oc . large OK; Dried
Peppers 7@sc p ID; Green Peas, 21a94c; string
Beans 4@5c q 10: Green Okra 4Ut06Uc
= box; DIied okra. lU@l21ac q ID; Cabbage, 4O9
5Oc p ct; Carrots, 30@4Uc y sack; Garlic, l1a61
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-Values remain unaltered but the
market is easy on account of the rain.
cREAAERY-Fancy, 25@26c; seconds, 23@24c
TD
zlc: over grades, 15@lSc 2 b.
PICKLED-l6@ 1Sc p ID.
FIRRIN-l5@l7, q ID.
CREAM MSRY UB-lS6 Ice p b.
ChEr SE Choice mild new is quotable at
11@l2c; common TO good old, sG1Oc; Cream Ched-
dar, @l2c; Young America il1a@l 21ac: West
err, II l129l21ac; Eastern, 12129 lo1ac p ID.
o EHGs.Are firm at the quota ions. Eastern, 2O@
2212c q dozen for fair to choi,e; 25@2TInc a
dozen for fancy and 171a@lS11sc for d-s.ora e;
ranch Eggs, 25@30c for plllets', 34@36c for small
TO medium ana 37A204Oc for fancy; cold-storsge
221aS124c; Duck Eggs, 25c,
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HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.

BRAN-s14@l4 80 for the best and s13@l3 so
p ton for outside brands.
MIDDLING--SlSGl9 for lower. grades and
$19 5O@20 so q ton for the best
FEEDSTUFF ~-Ro.led Barley, $1S@1e p ton:
Oilcake Meal at the mill, S23 q TOM iobbing, $24;
clipped Oats, 81 30@l 80 p ctl.
oAAY-Wheat, $s@lU so; Wheat ana oat, $40
~; Dat S6@9; Barley. S7@S so: River Barley
S5@6 so; al alfa. So 5O@6 so: compressed, $50
5U; stock. $5@6: Clover $6@s q ton.
STRAW-3505Oc q bale
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
STEAMER IDEsrINArIoN.I SAILS PIER.
NoTIoG TO MARINERS.

branch of the Unit ed States Hydrographic
once located in the Merchant% Exchange IL
mainta ned In San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard to nationality and free OF
exuense.
Navigaiors are cordially invited 10 visit tn Q
Office, where complete sets of charts and sailing
directions of the world are kept on hani for COM
parson and reference and the latest information
can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers
commerce
The time ball on top Of the building on reie-
graph Hill IS hoisted about ten minutes before
noon, and Is dropped at noon 12Oth meridian by
telegraphic signal received each dav from the
United States Naval Observatory a. Mare Island.
Cal.
notice stating whether the time ball wau
dropped on time, or giving the error. if any is
published the same day Dy the afternoon papers
and by the morning papers the following dav
w. s HUGHES
Lieutenant q. S. NJ, in charVe
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Provisions.

CURED MEATS-Bacon, &c p h for heavy, 7c
p h for light medium 91ac for light 10c p h for
extra light ana 1l1ac y Ii for sugar-cured. kast-
ern sugar-cured Hams, 13@l31sc; California
Hams, II@Ii42c; Mess Beef. S7t97 so: extra
nrIma oP, Po Soes oV SG family 90, sS9s IS XII.
mess, $l4 q bbl: Smoked Beef, 1Oc p ID.
LA RD-Eastern, tierces. is quoted at &c for COM
pound and 612@7c for pure; pals, 712c p ID: Cali
fornia tierces, 5@512c p ID for compound and 6l4c
for pure half bbis, sac; lU-b tins 714c; do 5b,
715c e h.
CoI'i ! ENE-e14@612c in tierces and 7s4@
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

BEANs-Bayos and Pinks are firm, but th e
other kinds are dull and rather weak. Bayos 81 35
al so: Small Whites. 81 2O91 Az; Large Whites,
81 15@1 35 2 ctl; Pinks, $1@1 10; Reds, 81 20
@l 30 Biackeye, Sigh 20; hed Kidney, 81 50;
Lmas, 81 oO9z; Buffers. 81 40@l 70: Pea 81 rs
@l A. q Gil.
SEt Ds-B Brown Mustard, 50 1903: yellow Mus
tard, ~ 1902 % p eti; Flax, 81 3o6sl 40: Canary
Seed, ZAa@zAc q bi Alfalfa, 512@61ac; Rape,
212c; Hemp, 512c.
DRIED PEAs-,Nfles. sl@l 10 . cu: Green,
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FL0UR-Corn products are weakening in sym-
pathy with the grain. Net cash prices are as
follows: Family extras, $5@5 10; bakers extras
$4 9G@5; superfine S4 1904 SO q Dbl.
CORN MEAL ETC.-Feed Corn, $lS 5G@l9 p
ton: Cracked Corn. Sl9 50@20 p on.
MILLSTUFFS-Pricesi in SACKS are as follows
usual discount to tie rade: Graham Flour 81 S5
q 100 lbs; Rye Flour, 81 rs q lOU ms; Rice our
30 70; Cornmeai, 35; extra cream do. So:
Oatmeal, So so: Oat Griats 81: Hominy, S3 20
@3 30; Buckwheat Flour, SO 25@3 so; Cracked
Wheat 50 so; karina, "a; Whole wheat Flour,
%; Roned Oats lbbs) $6@6 40. Pearl Barley,
90 1891; Split Peas $3 so, Green do, 81 % p
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

San Francisco Entrance-California.
II Is reported that the whistling buoy outside
pan FRANCISCO bar, California, Is not In working
orier, tue whistle having been broken. This buoy
VIII De replaced the earliest practicable date.
by order OF the Lighthouse Board,
FRANK CoURTIs, Commander U S. n.
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL ENG, Uv..23-The spot market
is duh at rs Sd. Cargoes dull at 35s, prompt
shipment
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations Tor No. Eel Winter: No
vember, 6s Cd; December, 6s 614d; January, 6s
o14d; February, 6s 614d; March, 6s 61ad
SECURITIES.
LONDON, ENG, Nov. 23 - Consols llOss;
silver, sod; French Rentes 1927 6215c.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from siaugh-
terers IS follows:
BE F-Choice, 51ac: first quality SC: second
90. 4@41ac: third do 1ac &, b.
VEAL-Large, 412@5c; small, 6@l7c q h.
MUTTON = Wethers, 5@542c; Ewes, 4@oc
2 h.
LAMB-566c p 10.
POKK-Live Hogs, s14@S2sc p II for large and
medium and 314@33s TOR small; dressed do,
@514c + b.
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DECiDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.
FRuITs

ORCHARD FRUITS
Pomegranates, 5O@75c p box.
Apples, S5c@$l 2 box for choice. 81 25 for fancy
Re 35@65c for common: Eastern, s3@3 25 p bbl
Pears, 25@6bc q box: y inter Nellis, 75c@$1 25.
Persmn;ons, 5o@76c p box.
BERRIES
Cranberres from Cape Cod are In rather better
supply al sS@9 2 bbI; from Coos Bay so so q box.
Observation-Disclosures in.
Raspberdes-None in.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds. Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at 21a63%: last loan a, 3x
and closing offered at 81. Prime mercantile pa
per. 5@51s.. Bar silver, 651sc. Mexican dollars
50@506sc. Sterling Exchan=e strong, with actual
bust ness bankers bills at S1 S215G4 S41A for
90 Gays and 81 s614@4 S634 for demand. Posted
rates. $4 SAGA 81. Commercial bills, 81 s214@
S31A. Government bonds firm; state bonds
dull; railroad bonds lower. Silver at the board
uzas nnet.
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the rain, cutting the crop short and receipts
40@50c p box; Verde 5, 4O@65c q box: Corni-
choiis, sv@50c; Musca- out al the moment
Granes n crates bring 1901 DC more tnan IN boxes
CITRUS FRUITS-Fiye cars oranges came IN.
but the demand was fair and prevented 6reaH.
New Navel Oranges. S3@4 % 2 box; Seedlings 3
az 90 D box for good to choice: Mexican LINES
% oO@4 90; California Lines. oOGfoc; bananas,
S192 fs bunch: Pneapples. $2tI4 q doz.
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NoTE-In the above exposition of the tides the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column and the successive tides OF the day in the
order OF occurrence as to time. The second time
column gives the second tide of the day the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day except
when there but three tides as sometime es
occurs. The heights given additions to the
soundings the United States Coast survey
charts. except when a minus sign (-) precedes the
neight, and then the number given is subtrnctiye
from the depth given by the charts.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver firmer,
Sterling Exchange higher.
Wheat futures lower.
Barley futures ditto.
Oats and Rye quiet. Corn very weak.
BAY and Feedstuffs unchanged.
Pink and Bsyo Beans dull.
Potatoes aud Onions doing better.
Bu, ter, Cheese and Eggs unchanged.
Turkeys brought advanced prices.
Grapes higher.
Oranges arriving more freely.
DR. ed Fruit dull.
Provisions unchanged
s car OF Eastern Poultry in.
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FINANCIAL.
WA. CARROLL, BROKER
CHICAGO MARKETS. NEW YORK STOCKS.

Fast Wire Est. UnequaIed Service.
STRICTLY COMMISSION
Private and Bank references quoted on application
ONCE, 3x Montgomery St. safe Del ost Bid
1sl. Main 1871. Private Paglor for Ladies
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The Time Ball.

The Time BAIL.
BRANCH HYDRosRAPHIo OFFICE. o. g NJ y
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO November % 1885,
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was droppe l
exactly at noon to-day e., al noon of the 12Osn
meridian, Or exactly at r NJ, Greenwich time.
w. S. HUGHES,
Lieutenant U. s. N. in. charge.
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RUSS HOUSE.

h.
G Archer, Stockton NJ small, san Jose
w w HIS, New ) L Burton, SusaDvule
) Burton, Susanville J II Barton. San Jose
A watson, Campbell Mrs Wood Oakland
Mrs Martin, ACC w E Phipp Or
l. Nj Weger, Ukiah L l. Mann, Colo
Pepin, Fresno B Worcester, Angels
G Plank, Hollister Camp
LJ Plank, HOLSTER Hunt & w. Sacto
Hyde, Martinez ii West, San Jose
McCar. ny, Vallejo Z Gran Santa Rosa
b w eDeT, Oakin nd 6 Williams q wi, N
FL Pond d wi, n Y Mrs ] Fl Butzby, Sand PIT
Shearer, Valentine H Bulger, San Jose
Kelly, San Jose Sidmore, Suisun
Oh SER Susun l. Hammond, ~uisun
Roberts, Fairfield L Moore, Fairfield
A ii ubbard San Jose E A Montgomery. Los A
5 L Red wood. Calaveras w Flint, Santa Rosa
Bullone, Los Angeles II Steel santa Rosa
n Il Cassidy Sacto j LanPford, Salt Lake
w Ga Iegher, Sacto H Bronson, san Jose
T. Fisk, stewards Pnt Mrs Harris, Black Point
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-11-26

torney Burleson: "Yes, / knew his
handwriting when | saw it in the book.
am no expert but l think that would
know his handwriting If | saw it."
Here District Attorney Burles0n hand
ed the witness a letter and asked him to
tell him whose writing it was. The
witness said that by the resemblance of
some of the smaller letters of the writing
he would say that it was his brothers.
Several other letters and notes were
similarly introduced and identified. The
witness hesitated in some instances, but
finally identified all of them as being
from the pen of his brother, to his best
knowledge.
(These notes and letters are some that
were written, or ut least are claimed to
have been written, by Burt in Jail, They
have not been introduced in evidence as
yet, and hence, can not be published here)
.Re-examined: "Was your brother
discharged and for what reasOn?"
1--WE discharged him for two reasons;
one for the way he kept taking goods
and cash, and the second because he kept
lying"
Thos. Doyle testified that he was en-
ployed ut Criser 4 Bucks; knew of the
check transaction and explained briefly
his connection with 1t. H.
Cross-examined He noticed nothing
unusual with Burt during his talks with
him. This was during July Of this year.
James Hart, district clerk, testified
that he knew of the four cases wherein
Burt was indicted and about the bonds
He was relieved. ,Jy1
Sheriff White testified that the de-
PENDANT was in Jail prior to the giving
of the bond on February 4, 1885, and was
released on that day.
The hour of noon having arrived, the
court took recess until o'clock,