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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-17
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

I visible and on passage with the West weaker and
longs re.lizingi rallied 7s@lc on local coverings
with an active market. Nay and December most
| December. oe34c
No; 2 30s4c elevator; 5l5sc aaoat
Options were dull an steady at 1sc decline,
traded in. November. 3Oa4c: December. Sl14c;
oATS-spot, dull, easier
Options easier, duh December, 1852; Febru-
SRSi Gi.ses; No ssc No white. 2szso: no 30
| mixed Western. 22@24c; white do, 23@32c.
Provisions.
LARD Quiet. Western steam 81 20: city. 81 !:
December, 81 rs. Refined. dnll: Continental.
s. 60; South American. IS: compound, 1850
44c.
roRk-Quiet. weak. New mess, ss 25@s as.
BU1JEh-Choice, firm. Western dairy. SClI &c;
do creamery, l3G2lc: do factory. 7@l2c: EigIns,
&c; :, imitation niI.t creamery. lOl2Sl+c
@6s4c: fu skins. 212Ca3c
EGGs-Flrm Icehonse. 141s@1sc: Western
fresh 2l@24c; do case, 81 25@o 20; lined, 151s
TALLoW-euiet. firm. City, sSs@Ss4c; conn
CoTT6SsEKD oI1-Firm, better demand
Crude, 23c; yellow prime. 26Lsc
RIcE-Firm. Domestic 334@6c: Japan, 41s9
MoLAssEs-steaay, quiet. New Orleans, 20
@s5c.
NoffEE-BareIy steady, unchanged TO points
down. December, SO 60 March, So 65(69 70:
May. So 65; July, SO rs; August, SO 1909 20;
September, 80 80. spot Rio, dull, STEADY; No.
z. 101Ac.
sUGAk-Quiet, steady. OF A, 41s@4ssc; mold
A 4s4c: standard A, 41ac; confecuoners' A, 43sc;
cut, loaf and crushed, 514c; powdered, 5s4c;
grannlated, 412c; cubes, 4slc-
Fruit and Produce.
APRICOTS-Bags, 9@sl1c.
PkACHks-Peeieu 13@14c: unpeeled, 7@ec.
PRUNES-Four sizes. 51s@514c
RAISINS-TwO-crown, l. NJ, s3Lc: do 3-crovn
532(G5s@c; do 4-crown, 6s4 c; London layers. new,
81 50G1 80; DO clusters, new, 81 60G2.
HOPS-Ftrm; Pacific Coast. S@l 31ac
WOoL-Firm. Domestic fleece, 16@23c; pulled,
1S@3lc; Texas, 7@l2c.
Merchandise.
PIGlRoN-Fairly active, firm. American. s12@
i3
COPPER-Strong, higher Lake s11 30@11 So
Al Steady. Domesuc. 81 90G2 921a
1IN-Firmer. Straits, Sl2 lOdl3 20: plates
moderate demand.
stELIEk-Sleady. DomestIc, 81 1904 IS.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco, Nov.
16, 1896 5 P. M.-Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California To-Day:
Eureka g. Fresno 76, San Diego 66, Red Bluff
g. San Luis obispo ~, Yuma 81, san Francisco
"a, Los Angeles 20.
San Francisco data-Maximum temperature 64
minimum 54, mean SO.
The storm continues over the northern half of
the Pacific Slope. 1t has stopped raining in
Northern Washington, but throughout Southern
Washington. Oregon and Northern California rain
or snow is still falling. thunderstorm is re-
ported al Roseburg and the conditions favor
able for the developme of severe local storms in
the Sacramento Valley and Northwestern Nevada.
The temperature Is from 10 to 1S de-. above the
primal and cold wave prevails over Eastern
Washington aad Idaho. The temperature is from
20 TO 25 deg. below the normal over Montana and
ing the past twelve hours in the last named dis
trict. Snow has fallen in Portland. Spokane,
Helena and Havre
The following maximum wind veocities are re-
ported: Red Bluff, so southeast: Point Reyes. 80
southeast; Carson City, AZ southwest; Winnie
mucca- 80 southwest; Baker City, 80 southwest.
storm southeast signals are displayed on the
coast OF California from San Francisco northward
and Information south to Port Hartford
Forecast made san Francisco Tor 80 hours
ending midnight November II, 1896:
Northern California-Rain Tuesday; colder:
hightsoutheasterly winds
southern Callrornia-IncreasinSc cIoudIness and
possibly rain in extreme northern portion; colder
north; fresh southwesterly winds
Nevada-Rain Tuesday, turning into snow; de-
cidedly colder.
Utah-Rain Tuesday: snow in the mountains:
decidedly colder
AriZ0na-Fair Tuesday.
San Francisco and vicini'y-Rain Tuesday morn
ing; fresh southeriy winds; colder Tuesday night.
ALEXANDER g. MCADIE,
Local Forecast Official.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch OF the United States Hvdrographic
Of1ce located in the Merchants Exchange IL
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard to nationality and free OF
EXPENSE.
Navigstors cordially invited visit the
Office. where complete of charts and sailing
directions of the world kept hand for COM
parison aud reference, and the latest Information
can always be obtained regarding lights. dangers
commerce.
The time ball top OF the building on Teie-
graph Hill is hoisted about minutes before
noon. and is dropped at noon. 120th meridian. by
telegraphic signal received each dav from the
Cal,
A notice stating whether the time ball was
dropped on time, or giving the error, II any, is
published the same day Dy the afternoon papers
and by the morning papers the following dav
w. - HUGHES
Lieutenant O. s. N, in Charge
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NEW IoRk MARKETS.
Financial.

rFw YORK. y. ". Nov. 16 The markets
Today were dominated by the continued circu-
ation OF rumors in regard to prospective df-
ferences with Spain in regard TO the Cuban ques-
tion- But there was nothing from an authorIia-
tive source to bear them out. Nevertheless thew
had the effect OF depressing the share list. and on
all the rallies The long stock was pressed for sale
and there also less selling for short &C.
count. In the OF ST. Paul tue decline W as
accelerated by the belief that the report of the
committee for the second week of the current
month viii show material falling Off compared
with last y ear on account of the light moyeme MT
of wheat.
The decline in the general list was equal TO
1a@218 per cent, with tobacco in the lead. This
and the preferred ran OF from 102 10 101. sugar
yielded 5s The Changers. Louisville and Nash
vile, Wes,ern Union, heading and American
spirits were conspicuo'sly weak Pacific Mail
advanced from 20 TO 2s14 on the talk of declar-
auon OF a dividend OF per cent on w ednesday
next Manhattan, after rising TO lOO1g, dropped
t. 9s94, white United States Cordage eusranteed
1484 10 1zss Slim sofa Iron fell 81 to So.
number OF ocks which forged 10 :he front IN
neglected. Speculation closed barely steady in
tone at recovery OF 1sC9I2 for the lowest. Net
per cent, Rock Island leading Pacific Mail was
an exception and closed a point higher Than on
day The SAILS footed up S1,729,COO. Colo
Iado Midland general skies, cert fcates
feh i; Manhattan consol fours, J.; American
SPiri.s manu- featuring SKIES IA; Norfolk and
estern 1OO-year fves, 81 orf0lk and Sonth-
cih nNess = heAuluk nrsJ preferred. l:
seconds. ia: do thirds 81; ST. Louis south
western hrs. tours 21si SIu hern hallway con-
sol hVes, /; Texas f@cifc seconds, 11h, New
y ork central first coupon sevens rose ia:
Klchmond and Danville fves, stamped rose 81
In Government bonds $l79 900 coupon fou rs OF
1925 SOLD a. l1912@l195s $1,000 registered
at 11214-
Grain.
FLoUR-Dull, steady; winter W heat low grades
81 !0@2 20; fair to fancy, So 25@4 SIS patents
"a 5O@4 81; Minnesota Gear. So 1904 S:
straishts, So e0@4 IS: patents. So S5@1 10: low
extras 81 .O13 10: rye mixtures SO 2 -Id3 75 sr,-
rerfine, So 40I93 fine. 81 eO@1 go southern -four
quiet. steady; common fair extra, So S563 as.
good TO choice do SO 45@3 6U. Rye fuuE quiet
and steady at S5GS15.
CokNMEAL-steady. Western yellow, 81 90
@2. - ~
kYE-Qulet Western, 431ac. C. l. Buffalo.
BAkLEY-Firm; 29c c. /. +. BufYao
Ba Riley MALr-Nominal. Western 5S0gO-
NDE AT-Spot market more active Tor * port
at easier prices, following the options; e. o. h
g &c; ungraded, sl1z@96c; No. l Northern
SEC
Options opened weak and declined 20214c on
weaker cables, fair foreign selling, Increased
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DRIED FRUITS, KAIsINs. NUTS. ETC.
DRIED FRUITS
No change 10 re mort

DRIED FRUITS
No change TO report.
Quotations Inc Fruit Exchange are as fol
lows:
CARLOAD IoTs-Aprcots are ouotabe at ga
&c for Royals and 111a@l2c for choice
to fancy Moorparks: Prunes, 319c for the
Sizes; Peaches. 4@51sc for prime 10 choice. 6la
@7c for fancy and e@10c for peeled in boxes:
fer sun-drieG; Pears, 21s@ac for prime to choice,
4@5lac for quarters and 666 Zee for halves; Plums
&C Tor pitted and Il 12c Tor unpitted; Nectarines.
S1a@41ac for choice and o12c Tor fancy; White
Figs &c; Black Figs, 2A@212c.
JoBBING PRICES - Peaches. 412@5 1sc :. h;
fancy, 61a@71ac; y ID; peeled, l212c q n;
Apricots 6A2@sc 2 n: fancy. lOc: Moorparks. i :
Gl3c; evaporated Apples. &C.: sun-dried. 2s4@
&c for impressed and 3@312c Tor pressed: white
Figs, ic; Pums. 412G5c for pitted and l12c for
pitted; Nectarnes 4tG6c p ID for prime 10 fancy:
Pears. 212@5c for whole, 4A2@512c Tor quarters
and 41ag61ac for halves
CARLOAD PRICES, p. q r. .TRFsNc-Four-crown
loose. o14c; 3-crown. L4c 2-crown, 314c Seediess
suitanas. 512c: Seedless Musceteis &c: 3-crowu
London Layers. 81 20; clusters 81 so: Dehess
clusters So so; Imperial clusters. So: dried
Grapes, &c p fb.
JoBBING PRIcEs-SAN FRAScIsco-Four-cr crown.
loose oS4c; a-crown. 4s4c; 2crown .,94ci serdless
sultanas, 5he: seedless Muscatels. 412c; 3-crown
London layers, 81 So clusters. 81 20: Denesa clus-
ters ~ 20; Imperial clusters IS Is.
new crop +. shipping point, 612c p ID for stand
ard and S1e9Dsc = ID + r softsheli: Almonds Ga
612c for Langnedoc, 3@rS1ec for hardshell and S9c
for paper-sheil. iobbng Peanuts. 4G6c for Eastern
Fecans, 712@Sc: Filberts. 11a9Sc: Brazil Nuts,
T129Sc q ID: Cocoanuts S4@15 2 100.
HON E1 Comb, 1OG1212c for bright and $3.50
ior lower grades: water-Whte extracted, 5G5 1a ::
light amber extracted, 41SQG434c; DARK auiuer, 44
A12c; dark, 2(GSc p h
bEhSW AA-23926c p u.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-17
DEcIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS
Iomegranates, 26@75c fs.box.
Apples, 15oGsl q box for choice. 35G6 SOC Tor
common; Eas crn Baldwins. SAGA so q bbl.
Pears, 25@65c q box: Winter Neilis 75c@$l 25.
Persimmons, 60@75c u bx.
Cranberr:es from Cape Cod higher at 50 80 q bbl
from Coos Bay, 81 so p box.
Strawoerries, $5@6 for large berries
Raspoerries, nominal.
GRAPkS-Weak and dull. Tokays, 30@40c:
Black Grapes 25@S5c q box; Verdels 25@35c .
Do1; Cornichons, 30950c; Muscat, 3O@zOc; grapes
In crates bring 10@fbc more than in boxes.
Wine Grapes are not worth quoting.
CITRUS FRUITS-The first Navels from San
Gabriel have appeared. Thew are very fine.
New Navel Oranges quotabie at $4@5 p
box; Seedlings. 81 GO@3 q box; Lemons, SIG
oV o box for common and $2@2 So y pox
Tor good TO choice; Mexican Lines, $3 6O94 30:
California Lines, 6O@75c: Bananas. $l@2 q
bunch; Pineapples, $2d4 q dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-17
hECEIPTs OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The mining-share market was dull yesterday,
and values declined on the afternoon call.
Excheqner is assessed Be-
The Challenre and Ju stice assessments fall de-
linquent in office to-day.
The following dividends were paid yesterday
san Francisco Gas Light, SO cents: Oakland Gas
20 cents: Edison Light ana Power Company, 6625
cents: Pacific Telephone and Tele fraph, 40 cents:
sunset Telephone and Telegraph. 20 cents. and
Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm, cents
Additional reports from the Comstock are as
follows:
In the cphr mine, on the 1000 level, west cross
cut is In STA feet The face is in porphyry.
showing clay seams In the old Central tunnel
works from the crosscut running west from the
orift northwesterly from the Mexican shaft-56
ieet above the sill floor of this level-they have
removed 40 tons of ore from ore stored in The
crosscut 10 the surface bins, assaying S27 70
er ton per mine car assay. From the si oor
from the west crosscut from the Mexican shaft,
lS2 feet in from III M outh n south drift has been
started and extended eight feet. passing through
ton.
In the Hale & Norcross mine (Comstock work.
lngsl on the 90p level In No 1 upraise have
y, worked m north and south on the sixth floor There
NO; npraise is up 80 fee Top in porphyry
nna aiie stringers OF quartz llOO levei-Sank the
east crosscut from the lotion. Extended the
same feet in ills of low value. The entire u
non yeid OF The recent run of l34 tons (neD Of ore
.euuceu ~ bEZet mill Is: Gold. $S4l3 IL: silver,
ozoo 90 hne ounces. The average assay of the
wagon Sa samples OF the ore was: Gold S25: silver.
81 ounces per ton. The average battery ASSAY
value was: Gold. $i9; silver, 271a ounces per
ton. lhe percentage Is SO fer ceht and of the
battery assays 104 $40 per cent.
SH cLLAR brunswick lode)-Sha!t l has been
sunk feet during the week: total d. ph, 704 feet
on the Incline. The iootwal has raised over The
tops OF the sets and the shaft Is now in west
try -ock 300-foot level--Ip cast crosscut /, SO
ieet south Of the north line, have stopped drifting,
and have put in three sets OF timbers for a chute
preparatory TO raising in the streak exposed 54
rect from the mouth The ore saved in cutting for
tmoers is being temporarily slowed in the cross
cut Assays from IL vary from S4S to 500 per
ION. naif gold. Have started crosscut 2 rs
Ii n 1 ia in faaf II,
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EYpl8unTHuu.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
a. station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath it. If any, the amount OF
rainfall Of melted snow in inches and hund redths.
during the past twelve hours. 1sobars, or solid
llnes connect poin of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word 'high' means high barometric pressure and
is usually accompanled by fair weather: s'low''
refers TO low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows" usually first appear the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
but when the slow 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 10 the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse of these conditions
WILL produce opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-17
HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy salted steers. So
s1ac; culls and brands 7@71sc: medium. 7tG71ac:
cuils and branis, t@61ac light. 6@51ac; culIs and
brands. t9s I5c; saited Kip. 6a7c: sale Gait
7@Sc: salled Veal. Gt9Tc; drv Hides, Sc a iD
culls and brands 10c q ID; dry Kip and Veal. l0c
culls. &c 2 ID: Dry Calf, I5c; culls. l0c: Gos:-
SKINS Z0@35c each: Kids Sc: Deerskins, good
summer. zO9 -5c D ib medium. 15G20c: winter
7@9c; Sheepskins. sbearlings 1OGl Sc each: short
wool, 2O9l35c eacn; medium, 4O@5Oc each; long
woods, 5UG6uc eacn.
TALLOW-Shipment of ll5.S03 ibs 20 London
No. j, rendered. Sc; No. 2. 212c Q ID: refined SC:
Grease. &c 2 10.
WUOL-We quote Fall Wool follows Noun
tain. s6I7c II middle counties, free, 51sG7c: do
detective. 41a96c: san joaquin, 5@5c: do, foot
hill 5@7c
HoPs-661Oc q n for fair to choice and ll@I2c
for strictly fancy.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Emanuel Bruck to Henrietta Bruck. lot on S line
of Ellis street, z7:6 Of Polk, E 27:6 by 10,
gift.
Thomas NJ. Quackenbush 20 Esther s. Swort-
Gguer, lot on zine Of McAister street, LAB 41a
ot r. OF ON an ess es "a Ra sy iIo also
worth 1854. Sc $3.50. w 6S73 to beginning;
also lot on n liz ne Of r. sacramento street 206S
line OF Russ street, $50 of o:som, N 20 by W
100: gift.
same to same, lot on NV corner of McAIlister
ana Polk Streets w 50 vnras By N 80 varas, trust
deed: gift.
same to same, lot on w line of Webster, 1926
S of Golden Gate avenue, IS by W 110, trust
deed; gift.
Same to same. lot on NE corner Polk and Nc
gift.
Fritz w. stappenbeek to Magdalene stappen-
beck, lot on line of Sutter street, &c IS or La
guna, L 2O:S by 95; gift
,- sumner l and =, Theodore F. Blake to Clara
Washington, 8 z5 by w 10; $40.
Grace F., Marv r.. and J. r.. Shain, Anure Pc.
teniini. II. G. s. Harvey John NJ Byrne, Edward
y. Scheeline, com missioner) TO NJ. Newhou Sc, lot
on line of Broderck street, S7:6 S of rage. : IS
Nj. Newhouse to Bav City Building and Loan
Assoc a,ion, same: $3.50
Elise Kohler 10 Sarah ]. and John Thomson,
lot on W line of Masonic avenue, 200 Of Waller
street 20 by w 1868; 81.
Sarah j. and John Thomason to Lyman D.
haries L. and Tina Hinkel to Mrs. Marvaret
o'Connor, lot on Y line or stevenson street, 237 S
y
Mary Hatch TO Annie Jnrdne (wife of Robert
NJ. lot on ) line OF Twentieth street, So f OF
Church. f 25 by ia; also lots So ami Co. PARK
Lane Tract: $40.
Marien Joost John A. Lyon, lot on lire OF
Twenty-seventh street. 445 r of Church. f 25 by
ia: also lot on y lfae of Twenty seventh 49b
Of Church. rs by n 95: also lot on w line OF
Dolores, ss Of Army. army Is by 30; $40.
Louis Lander. +. c. Jones assignee Louis Land
Ter, deceased), by Joseph T. Bien, commissioner
TO Matthias Meyer, lot f line of Sanchez street
81 a OF Twenty-5xth, n 24:4 by 81; S4OS4
stephen A. and Mary L. Born 10 Alexander
Veard. lot on f line of Castro street. 1875 n O;
Twenty-lhird, n % by 105; $40.
Magdalena Wittmeler 10 Barbara Waber lot on
lihe of Pac fic street, Ill % w of MONTGOMERY
w 26 by ; 1S1, SO
Estase OF John q. wittmeer (by Mag,iaIens
Wittmeier, executrix) to same. same: 81 8 900
Patrick w. Bernard, q. and James r. murphy
Ellen g. Argues, Martin Mary +. and MariIda
1aaffe and Mary A. Carroll TO Chris Marelia and
Joseph Suneo. lot on ST corner of Union and Pow
ell streets, = 81, 1875, n 122:l1s, NV 90
w l24 4:S1a: $40.
Elizabeth T. Collins to Edward F. Franks In,
commencing at point 108 feet from W line a
First street on line of alley running from Firs,
street to Ecker and at the point where said ailey
commences TO be l2 feet wide, next to LOT sold e
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GLNERAL MERCHANDISE

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags spot, s4 100, is;
San Quentin, 81 20; Wool Bags 2i1a@26 iac;
Fruit Bags. 51a96c
COAL-We!lington, Ss y ton: New Wellington
IS ton: Southfeli ellington. 81 50 p ton: /:
Seattle. So $685. Bryant. S5G5 so: Coos Bay
81 25: Wailsend. s6: Scotcn. =: Brymbo. -:
Cum oeriand S13 y ton in bulk and Sl4 in SKIS:
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, Sl1G12 = ton;
Welsh Anthracite. SSGlu; Camel. SS1S bU: Rock
Springs. Caste Gate and Pleasant Valley, 81 90:
Coke. $l2 Ia bulk ard 81 q ton in ks
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms netcash: Cube and Crushed zsc:
Powdered, 53sc; lime Crushed. 5Tsc; Dry GrRnu-
lated, 4s4cs Lunfectioners A, 43Ac: Magnolia A.
43sc: h1.ra L, 414c. Golden c. 41sc; half barrels
IA more Inan barrels. and boxes Aac more.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-17

PoULTRY-Although there is considerable un-
sold Eastern sock still here, another car is ex-
pected tomorrow.
Live Turkeys, 11@l2c q n for Gobbiers, IL
@l2c 2 ID for Hens; Dressed Turkeys, 12@
ioc: Geese. q pair, 81 %: GosDgs, 81 5OGl 7b:
Ducks, 81 b0@4 for old and SO 5O@4 30 for Young:
mems. S4@5 p doz: Roosters. young. S3 BOO
kroilers, $s@s So fer large and So 50aS 7o for
and 75c@$I for old.
GAME Quail. sl@1 rs; Mallard, So 5O@4;
Canvasback, $3@5 so: Sprig, S2G2 20: Teal, 81:
Miogeon, 81 80; Small Duck, 81 IS; English Snipe,
81 oUG2; Jack Snipe. 81; Hare, 81 . doz: Rabbits.
81 oo for Cottontais and 81 25 for small: Gray
Geese, " 90; White Geese. 81 Brant, 81 SO.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-17
BEANS AND SEEDS.

BEANs-shipment of 12,O76 ctIs to London
The market continues quiet. Bayos 81 35@l so;
Small Whites 81 20@l So: Large Whites. 81 200
30; Pinks, 81 05t9 10; Reds. 81 2OGl rs: Black
eye. 81 25@l IS; Red Kidney, 81 5O@2 rs: Limas
81 S0@2; Buffers, 81 4O@l rs; Pea, 81 40@l So
p ctl.
SEEDS = Shipment OF lO17 ctIs Mustard to
London Brown Mustard is auotab!e at So rs
as q ct: Yellow Mustard, So 1902 rs n ctl
Flax, 81 35g1 40 2 cti: Canary Seed, 21laI23Lc c
y h: Alfalfa. 512@61ac: Rape. 21ac: Hemp 31ac
DRIED PkAs-Niles. $l@l 10 q ctl; Green
81 4ONll 80 q ctI - --'
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-17
KoVf>ION ).

CURED MEATS-Bacon Is quotable a: &c 2 n
for heavy. &c 2 n for lighs medium 9lac for light,
lOc q h for extra light and ll1ac 2 n for sugaI
cured: Eastern sugar-cured Hams l3@l31ac
California Hams. 11@l11hc Mess Beef. S7@7 so;
extra mess Go. $SEGs so; family do s9Gs 50
extra prime PORK, 81 50GS; extra clear. sic a
bbl; mess. Sl4 B DBL; Smo ed Beef lOc 2 ID.
LARD-kastern, tierces is quoted at &c for
compound and 61atG7c for pure; pals. 71sc q b.
California tierces 5tG512c q h for compound and
GAG for pure: hali-Dols, osac; lU-D lins, 7l4c;
co 5-b, 11ac r n
co1ToLENK-e14e e5lac in tefces and TAG
Slysc q IL IN 10 N ma
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-17
HAY AND FEEDsrUFFs.

BRAN-si4G14 80 for the best and s13@ls so
p ton for outside brands
MlDDLiNGS-Sl6N1 for lower grades and
$19 50G20 so q ION for the best
FEEDSTUFFS-Roled Barley. $1S@19 p ton:
Oncake Meal at the mil. $23 o ton; iobbing, $24;
clipped Oats 81 30@i 35 q ctl.
HAY-Wheat, SS9gl0 50: Wheat and Oat sra
10; Dat, $6@9: Barley. $T@S so; River Bar
ley, $5@6 30: Alfalfa, SIS 50@6 30; compressed. $6
G9 90: s. ock. S5N6; Clover $69S p ton.
81 1kAW-35@5Oc Z. bale.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-17
POTATOES. ONIONS. VEGETABLES

PorATOES-Tne market is weak Sweet Pora-
toes 76cd$l q ctl in sacks and 75c@l 25 in boxes
Eariy Rose, so 935c; Burbank Seedlings 25Gsbc
for Rivers and 50@95c y cti for Salinas
ON1ONS-CoBtinue to improve SO64Oc n ctl
Pickles 25@35c q sack.
observation-disclosures 2O@25c q H. Mar
rowfat squash, S5lo7 u ton: Egg Plant, Z5GD4Oc a
Green Peppers. s0GD50c q large box: Dried Pep
pers. 7@sc q ID; Green Peas, 4@bc: String Beans
y12@t5c Limas. 21a@3c: Green Okra 3bG5Qc a
box; Dried okra, iO@121ac q Ii: Cabbage 400
Doc p cti; Carrots. 3O@4Oc q sack; Garlic, llasG
DC "A IN : -"
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FLOUR AND MILLsrUFFs.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are rs follows: Family
extras, $5@5 10; Bakers' extras, 81 sO@o; sun
crime, $4 1894 90 r bb
CoRNMEAL ETc-Feed Corn s2O@2l a ton:
Cracked Corn, $40 oo@2l SO q ton.
MILLSTUFFS-Pricesi In sacks are Ms follows
usual discount 10 the trade: Graham Flour So a.
2 100 Ms; Rye Flour, So rs q 100 his: Rice Flour.
50 10 Cornmea So 30; extra cream do So:
Oatmeal, So 60: oat Groats 81: Hominy SO 10
as 80; Buck wheat Flour So 25G3 SO; Cracked
Wheat. 81 20; Farina, $4: Whole Wheat Flour
81; Rolled Oats (bbls), So 1906 l5; Pearl Barley.
w 75Gi; Split Peas, so 90; Green do, 81 rs u
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FORElGS MARKETS,
WHEAT IL LIVERPOOL

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL ENG. Nov. The spot market
Is quiet at rs 7d@7s cd Cargoes quiet at SIS Cd.
sellers, prompt shipment.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. = Red Winter; No
Vemoer, o. I'D; December, IS l114d; January, IS
l11zd; February. 6s ll14a; Ma. ch IS II 1sd
sEcURITIEs.
LoNDnN. Eng. Nov. l6 - Consols, 1lO1s;
silver, 2S1 "a 4: French kentes lO2f SOC. -
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SAN FRANcI.Co MEAT MARKET

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows:
REEF-Choice, 5lac: first quality. &c: second
do. 4@415c; third do, 3iac q ID.
NEAL-Large. 4H205c; small 6@7c p ib.
MUTTON - Wethers, 5951ac; Ewes <@5c
p h.
LAMB-5@6c q III.
PoRK-Live Hogs, s14as1ac q n for large and
94Mc Is ID.
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has cut one or two small punches of ore, the face
now being In porphyry. 40O-foot evel-The south
orift on this level has been advanced 81 ieet;
totai length, 80 feet south Of the north line. The
ground Is softer and the drift which Is running U
degrees east of south. has cut two stringers
running east and west or 8 inches wide which
assay from $S TO $l2 per ton The face Is In
porphyry and st reaks OF quartz
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NEW loKK STOCKS.

Bonds. Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money call easy 315@4%: last loan a. AZ and
closing offered at AZ. Prime mercantile paper,
$685. Bar silver. 64Mc. Mexican dollars 5O5A
@6l1Rc. Sterling Excnanse weak. with actual
business bankers bills at 81 S11A04 Sl1h for
60 Gays and "a s4AM4 S5 for demand. fosted
rates, 81 s21R@4 Sc. Commercial bills, 81 sOa
81. Government ponds steady; slate bonds
easier, railroad ponos easier silver at the board
WAS firm,