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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was no change worthy Of note in mining
stocks yesterday.
The Union Con. assessment sale takes place to-
day.
The San Francisco Gaslight Company at spe
cial meeting CT stockholders to be held October
26 will act upon the proposition to organize anew
corporation TO be known as the San Francisco Gas
and Electric Light Company, and also upon the
proposition 10 diminish the capital stock OF the
present company from $l0,o00000 in 100000
shares of the par value Of 800 each to $500, 900
in 100000 shares of So each preliminary 10 such
move. The stockholders OF the Edison Light and
Power Company, whose interests will be oonsoi-
dated with those OF the San Francisco Gaslight
Company in the enterprise have already given he
proper authorization.
special meeting of the stockholders of the
Standard Consolidated Mining Company of Bodie
district has been called for December IL for the
purpose of authorizing an increase o. the capt al
stock from S1U,0O0,OU0 in 100000 shares 10
$2OUO0,000 in 20a, 900 shares, so as to permit the
ownership and acquisition by IL of other property
and ratifving the purchase OF the property of the
Bodie Con-, Bulwer Con-, Mono and summit
mining companies the Lent shaft and other loca-
tions etc. and the of shares of the increased
capital stock In payment for the same.
In the Cholar mine (comstock workings) in the
south stope on this level they have opened an
uprase 10 the twelfth door in fair ore In The north
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stone stone on this level they have opened the ninth
noor In old filings and ore in place of fair grade
On ne oso level they have startei west crosscut
54u teet from the south llne which is out .S feet
In clay and porphyry. They are working north
from The north stope on. this level and have q
Widtn VI 8 feet of quartz showing spots of pay
hey are repairing in the main shaft and on the
4oU level Repairs TO the air gallery above the
tnnnei level are compl eted From all points in
the mine they have saved 81 tons and 800 pounds
OF ore, which has been shipped to the Nevada MILL
tne average battery sample OF which was $2l 10
per ton.
In the Potosi mine (Comstock workings) the
raise from the Intermediate level opened at the
Top OF the ra:se from the south drift on the 400
ievei 10 now up AZ feet, having advanced feet
for the week. The topis in quartz showing occa-
slonal punches of ore. They continue to stope
south from the foot of this raise old filings of
fair grade. On the tunnel level the drift west to
crosscut with the raise is out As feet, having ad-
vancsd ~ feet for the week. The face is in por
phyry and stringers of quartz. They have saved
from all parts of the mine during he week 2S tons
and 1900 pounds of ore, the average sample
assay OF which was Sz4 30 per ton. In the shaft
at the groupings the west drift on the so level
out 80 feet. the face continuing in porphyry
News from the Con. Cal. tG Va is that the ap-
pearance of the ground in the top of the upraise
above the 1000 level of the mine So feet south of
the Ophr mine continues very favorable for ore,
and that new east crosscut has been started on
the 1850 level
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ExnIanarlun.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath it. If any, the amount Of
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours Isobars 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: 1ow"
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 along the coast, and the isObars extend
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 lmproo-
able. With "high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse Of these conditions
Will produce opposite result
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
IRODUOE MARKET.
WHEAT AND orHER GRAINS.

wHEAT-The Gunford takes for Cork 81 ,34s
ctls, valued at Sll4,OO0; Esemplare, for Cork
33.5O6 ctls, at $i5 0O0.
The market dropped again yesterday under
lower quotations from Chicago and Liverpool, and
futures were lOc lower, will be seen. spot
prices continued nominal ami dealers more
or less at sea regarding values The general opn-
on fixed the price of No. 1 shipping at about
Isl AS, though there were reports of 81 471a being
paid in the country. Milling was held at 81 6CM
b21s with the millers out OF the market and no
sales reported. All classes of buyers were ex-
tremely chary of purchasing In the unsettled con-
CALL BOARD SALES.
JNFoRMAL SFssIoN-9:l5 o'cIock-May-l2,O 900
ctls 81 SO; 1000. 81 4s1a. december Il, 900.
81 45.
SECOND sEssIoN-May-2uOG ctls. 81 SO; 1000,
81 5Oss: 1000. 81 501a: 1000, 81 b0s4 1000.
ST. 5l$4 December-2000, 81 4612; 20OJ, 81 a /;
~ kEeuIAK IoRs1Ss SESSION. -May-2ooo ctls
81 so; 1900; 81 491a; 4o0o 81 4s; 2000, 81 4e Ys;
1000, 81 as ls,oov, 81 471a; 2o.oOO, 81 474;
1000, 81 47ss: 12,U0o, 81 47$l; 14,ouo, 81 47Ss;
q - 5OSd s. 1850 sGoa So sss = a aSd5
81 43s4: 2Ou0, 81 43l4; 2oo0, 81 42s4.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-May 1000 ctls, 81 4434 /:
20, e0o. 81 "A; 1000, 81 1875; l2,0U0, 81 4s$e
1900. 81 4S5S; 1900. 81 4Sia: 1900, 81 1885;
Gem @ beI-10 Goo. ST 40: Il,oOo, 81 SO: 5000
81 3ss4; l0,u0o 81 1914; 5000, 81 39ss 4OOU,
BARLEY-ContInues to shade off, In sympathy
with heat.
We quote Feed, soc p ct; cholce bright, s21a@
soc q ctl; Brewing, S712@S0c; No. Chevalier,
$l@l 10.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sFssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-No sales.
SECOND SEsSIoS-No o sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-2OO ctIs
94c: 1000, s37s.. December-2O0O, s6s4c; 2OOO,
SIC.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-December-ls.o ctls
9612c: 5000, S6s4c; 2U00, SIC; 1000, S57s May
6uU0, 94c: 5000, 8. Zee: 2oOo, 9414c
OATS-No further change. Market oueter
White range from 81 Us to 81 20, according to
quality. Black, Tor feed, S0c@$l 05: for seed
81 209l 20; Gray. nominal; Red, 9bcG$l 05: Sur
prise, nom lnal-none here.
CONSIDERATIONS showed no disturban nee. Large
Yellow, sU@9212c q ctl: Small Round do, 971ac
@$1 q ctl; White $4,000
kYE-sold at 81 0501 0712 q ctl.
observation-disclosures III SOL 15 p ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs. NUTS. ETC.

DRIED FRUITS
The market is very stiff and Apples Pears and
Peaches are higher Aprcots are the only quiet
variety at present. No particular change In
vanced.
Quotations on the Fruit Exchange as fol-
lows:
CARLOAD LoTs-Apricots quotab'e at GO
&c for Royals and 111a@l2c for choice
TO fancy Moorparks; Prunes, 31sc for the
4 sizes: Peaches, 4@5 4ac for prime TO choice, o2
@7c for fancy and 9@10c for peeled in boxes;
Apples 5s4@6c for evaporated and 2921ac
45 1sc for quarters and SOS for halves: plums,
4c Tor pitted and 12c Tor unpitied; Nectarlnes.
3@4c for choice and sc Tor fancy: White Figs &c;
JoBBINa PRIcEs-Peaches. 41a@6c; fancy. 7@
71ac; Apricots. 612@sc; fancy, 1Oc: Moorparks u
q I3c; evaporated Apples. &c; sun-dried, 2s49
&c for impressed and 3@312c for pressed: white
Figs 4c; Plums, 41a95c for pitted and l19c Tor un
Pears 21a@5c for whole. 41z@o12c Tor quarters
and 41a@o12c for halves.
RAISINS-
CARLOAD PRICES F. o. B. FREsNo-Four-crown
loose, sc: 3-crown, &c; 2-crown. S1ac: SeedIess
Sultanas. 512c; Seedless Muscateis. 34c: 3-crowu
London layers. 81 20; clusters. 81 S0 Dehesa
clusters, 50 90; Imperial clusters, So; drlei
Grapes Sc q ID.
JoBBING PRIcEs-SAN FRANcIsco-Fo Four crown
loose. 51ac, 3-crown. age; 2-crown &c: seedless
London layers, 81 25 clusters 81 80; Dehesa cius
ters. s. 75: Imperial clusters. So.
NUTS-Chestnpts Quotable at Sl1l0c; Walnuts
new CROP E. o. b. shipping point, 61ac p ID for
standard and SC p h for softshell; Almonds. 6Cn
612c for Languedoc, 3@31ac for hardsheli and o@sc
and &C for California: Hickory Nuts. 5@6c e ID;
Pecans, 712@Sc: Fllberts, 11a@Sc Brazil Nuts,
712gsc 2 ib: cocoanuts, $4@5 y 100 "a saoa
for lower grades; water-white extracted, 59e512c
light am ber extracted. 41294s4c; dark amber, 40
412c; dark, 2tG3c q ID
bEkSWAA-23GD6c "a IN
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

seymour Atteil to Esther Attell, lot on n line of
Geary street, lilo w of Larkin. w 27:6 by \ 100:
Van Ness avenue, f 25 by 12O; also lot on N w
corner of Church and Twenty-second streets w
50:l0 b. y ll4 also lot on Sw corner of Thir-
tieth and Chenery streets, S5 by w 40, portion
OF block 2S, Paramount; Sl0U.
simeon and Caroline s. Wenban to James p.
Langhorne lot on line of Golden Gate avenue.
80
Edward Thomas o'Nelll to John Pais Murphy,
Thomas &. lancy Francis A. Wilson and Samuel
p Jones, Western Addition lot 1888. bounded by
Pine, Bush, steiner and Pierce streets: SO
John L. and Mary a. Sheehan to Citizens Build
ing and Loan Association of san Francisco lot ON
Z line Of Lyon street, 100 S of Oak, 25 by +
John c. and Jessie F. Hughes to Ed F. Hughes.
iot on S line of Golden Gate avenue, 90 W of
Willard street, w % by 100; $40.
Mary E. and Herman +. Puckhaber to Antoine
Bore lot on SW corner of Willard and Carl street s.
W27:5 by S 94:41s; $40.
NJ. Morgenthau Company to Henry Felge Jr,
lot on line of Hampshire street, 222 :6 OF
Twenty-second, n 25 by f 100: SO .,,
Loan Bank, lot on NE corner Of twentieth and
Diamond streets, E % by S2:6: 81.
John Ledwidge TO Capital B. and L Associs.
Clement street. S 25 by E S2:6; s3179.
Henry f. and Nellie NJ. Prien to Clinton E.
Wordeh, lot on Sc corner of Second avenue and
Clement street, % by f 1926; $40.
A,dopn suro TO Peter Olsen TO, =; BLOCK ~. 224
avenue, s nue. 4 Is 0'ss " iiIes5 iso5; sio
Estate of Eliza Miskel (by Lawrence Miskel ad-
mipistra m or) TO Edward ottingeI lot on E line Of
20 by r. 70, lot So 5, Gift Map 3: $55U.
Lizzie Mskel to same. same; 81.
George Z. and Mary Hawley TO John and Julia
Culuinber, lot on w corner of California avenue
and JOY street. SW 22, NV 10, NE 6, Sc IL, lot
1881, gift map 3; SO.
same to same, lots 345 and $50, gift map A; SO
John and Margaret Caine 10 James and Sarah
Nielsen, lot 10, block E. Columbia Heights; $10.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Eugene r. Tooker (guardian estate Of Lotie
Tooker minor) to John Frey, all interest in lot Oh
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

Options were more active and closed weak at
l$4@2c decline, following the West and wheat.
tive; october, 295sc; December, 3lci January
3l14c: May. 33s4c.
OArS-Dull, steady.
options model ateiy active, weaxer. October
and December, .31ac; March. 2bc; May 26c.
spot prices; No. 2, 2s1s92A14c: No p white; Md !;
2tc No. Chicago, 2514c; No. 5; ZlI2c' NO .
white 231zc; mixed Western, 21@25c
Provisions.
LARD-western steam, $4 60; city, 81 80;
October, s. 70 nominal
BUTTEk-Firm fairly active Western dairy.
Tie: Elsins. 2Oc; imitatlon Creamery, lG@i31ac.
ChEESE-steady. Part skins, 312@6s4c:
fu skins. 2@21ac
1870: 40 per case, So 20@2 80; lined. 15c.
TALLow-weak. City, s6sc; country, 31a@
nICE-Firm, fair demand unchanged.
MoLAssks-Firm, moderate demand, un-
changed.
COFFEE unchanged to points down.
November. 50 go; December, SO 45@9 So: Marcn,
SO 45@9 90 April, s9 40, May, SO 45@g 90;
spot RIO. qne,, easy; No Z, lOs4c
SUGAR-Quiet; of a, 3$4c; mold A, 43sc:
4a4c; powdered, o4ssc; grannated, 41sc; cubes,
fREIGHTs-To Liverpool firm, room scarce
Fruit and Produce.
APRlCOIS-Bags. S912c; boxes, 9129loc.
PEACHES = Peeled. boxes l3914c; upeeled
do, 70 Sc.
~ IsINs-Two-crowr. 4s4c; DO three-crown.
b1A96c: do sour crown, 614@634c: do. London
lay ers, 81 l0@l Is: do, clusters, 81 25@l 40.
PRUNES-Four sizes, 41s@4Ac.
HOPS-Cholce, firm; Pacific Coast. SOLO.
WoOL-Moderateiy active, firm; domestic
neece l69 23c; pulled, 1etGo1c; 1exas, 7@lO@
Merchandise.
PIG IRON - Moderately active; American.
$40 250l2.
COPPER-Firm; lake. SO 6O0lO75.
JFAI-Dull: domestic. ~ 1902 75
TIN-Firm: Straits, SO S5@l0 80. Plates,
moderate demand.
sPELTER- domestic So 6O@S 65.
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Z line of Union street, 206.1 Of Eighth, n
24:914 by T. 1888, Oak and: $l100.
oF NJ II \

line of Union street. 2o6. IL N of Eighth. n
24:914 by + 1888, Oakland: $l100.
Jennie w. Snook (wiie OF Charles E. to same,
same, qutclaim deed, Oak and: $40
Eliza5eth Crab and William Crab (by attorney
secon and Union streets. S 25 by Il 100, block q,
Lands Pera'ta Homestead Association, outclaim
deed, Oakland; $5.
Mountain View cemetery Association to George
and Alex NJ. Cumming, lot 231 in plat Ia. Noun
tain View Cemetery, Oakland 1ownsnlp; $l9o.
Thompson. undivided interest In lot com nmenclng
at point of intersection of center line OF webster
street with north line of tract d. map OF properly OF
Joseph X Irving, SAID line being also the line
divid ing the marsh land from the dry land as IL
exis ed in 1893 thence w 10 center liHe Of Frank
lin street as IL now exists. thence along Frank
lin street and the present continuation lnereoIlo
the old ditch as it existed In the ear ioo1, 1nene
w to West Peralta street, thence n 10 It's inter-
section with line of plat ], ,kancho V&D. .Peraita,
said line being the line dividing the marsh nom
line in easterly direction TO West Webster street
thence TO beginning, qutc aim deed, Oakland 90
TIA r. and George r. Hart, Edward d. LAKE,
Martha j. Chaplin and Geo ". Hind (by commits
slouer) to William Mann. lots and 8 Blena vista
Terrace, Haywards, Eden township; $Z9Z9, ,,,o
Mary Nunas 10 Daniel +. Moody, lot on , llne
of Tn ird street, distant w 105 from the point In
said line of Third street formed by the In ersecton
OF n Il corner of the lands CT Daniel +. Moooy py
deed of November z, 1898 and NV corner OF the
lands of William Butt as then owned by h,m,
thence 295. w 40, y 295, K TO beginning. Niles,
Washington Township, qultclaim deed; ST.
Daniel +. and Margaret A. IA Moody to Mary
Nunes lot on line OF Third street. distant doo
ton of the NE corner of lands of D. F. Moody by
deed of November z. 1895, and the w corner OF
lands of William Butt as then owned py MIN,
Niles, quitclaim deed, Washington Township; SZ.
Edward and Kjersti Tharsing TO Chauncey w.
Gibson. lot on line of Twelfth street, 70 E of
Alice, F. 35 by s 100, block l63, Oakland; 81
Hermann Zadig to Carl G. A. Peterson, lots on 5
line of Central avenue, $50 w OF Oak street, w loo
by $50, being lots II and IL in the b half OF
block &, lands adjacent 10 Encinal, subject to
mortgage, Alameda; $40.
Wollberg, same, Alameda: $40.
Frank j. Suares 10 Joseph M. Pereira, lot on w
line of Pearce avenue. 40 NV from point
formed by the intersection of Pearce avenue with
) line OF Grace street, thence SW 6S.34, NV
1909 NV 1901, NV 1904. Sc 332.25 10 be
ginning, being lot 4O, Pearce Tract, Haywards,
Eden Township; $1U.
Joseph NJ. aud Mary E Pereira to Frank j. and
Rose Suares and Hose f. Pereira, same, Eden
ToWnshi o; gift.
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DEcIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS
Pomegranates are in over supply. Fine Winter
Pears are doing rather better. ounces are ex-
Iremely scarce
Ounces 50c@$l p box.
Peaches 75c0Sl rs r box
PomegranaIes. 35@75c - box.
Apples, 65c@$1 n box for choice, 25@oOc for
common.
Pears, 25@75c p box; Winter Nelis, o0c9SL
BERR1ES-The market was weaker.
Blackberres, "a 50@5 p chest
Cranberries from Wisconsin, 81 5O; from Cape
Cod. 81 50G7 75 q bbl; from Coos Bay, $2 50 p
box.
Strawberries, So 5O@4 for large berries
Raspberries, $4@5 . chest.
GRA PES-Wine Grapes are doing better. so are
Black Table Grapes, but Muscats and Tokays con-
linue dull Isabellas. 75c@sl p crate: Tokays, 20
@3Oc = bx Black Grapes. 2b@35c; Nerdeis 2o9
SOC: Cornichons. 35@i0c: Muscats 2O9sOc; sweet
waters. 10000 y box; Grapes in crates bring LOG
15c more than in boxes.
Zinfande Wine Grapes, s22@25 p ton: mixed
lots, $1S@21: California Black Grapes, $lS920;
White $1U@l7.
MELoNS-W Watermelons, $5@10 q 100; Canta-
loupes, 50c0$l q crate; Nutmegs, 2o@5Oc q box
CITRUS FKUITS-Lemons are quotaole at 81
@1 30 p box for common and 81 5093 % o oox
for good to choice; Mexican Lines. 50 5O@5 y box
California Lines, 5UG75c: Bananas. $l9z F
bunch; Pineapples, 81 50@3 80 p Dozen
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Financial.


NEW YORK. y. y, Oct. 21-Under the iniu-
ence of higher quotations from London the active
export demand for wheat and the prospect for ad-
ditional gold imports speculation at the Stock Ex-
change opened with q decidedly buoyant tone.
Prices went up with rush ana there was
some lively covering by the shorts, who
were Thoroughly alarmed. The advance was
equal 10 14@11A per cent, and pro-
nounced the bullish temper that for a
time the advance in the posted rates of sterling
exehange-S4 "a 8412-and the advance IN the
Bank of England discount rate entirely
ignored. Subsequently they exercised an unfavor.
able effect, especially as advices from Chicago re-
ported quite break in wheat there.
Between the realizing. 'ales. renewed offerings
for the short account BIZ local operators the carry
imprOvem ent was not only lost but number of
shares ruled below last nights figures. AS COM
pared n the best prices OF the morning sugar
yielded US 10 1925; Tobacco, i5S 10 bS7 S7s Bur
lngton, 7s 10 1884 Chicago Gas, IA tto 6434 :
IT Paul Ia o 7l5s; Rock Island, / 10 $3.50 AID
the rerna ainder of tie lis. IA to "a per ceut- Near
the close me dealings were enlivened b. jump in
Reading from 1884 TO 2b1s and the remainder of
the list rallied 1s 70 " per cent
AlihOuEh the market closed firm, the dealings
lacked the animation that characterized them
tributed 70 the late rally Tha transactions aggre-
gated 226. 357 shares, including 100 Reading
319Oo sugar 26,930 St Paul and 23,50o Ruring-
ION. Net changes showed gains Of 12@l42 per
cent. Sugar and Manhattan lost 5s134 per cent
The market for railway aRd miscei iaueous bonds
was strong. The transactions we're heavy,
amounting to $l,55S,0O0. Colorado Midland
consoI hves rose l1a to 20; Hooking Valley
general skies, TO S712 Erie first lien tours, l1a
to COLA; Fort Worth and Denver City fours certif-
Gates 1 to 80; Northern Pal fife consol fves, ia
to 81 "a: do second skies, 212 to l071s; thirds,
10 to 81; Oregon short Line consoi fives 1ia 10
631s; / eadng first preferred, "a to 1924 do sec
ends ] "A to 3ls4 do thirds "a 20 291a; Denver
and Gull coDsol lives, 212 to 81, and Virginia NJ i'd
land consol fves. TO SO
In Government bonds $4,000 coupon fours Of
1907 sold at lO77s9l0s, and $4,000 Of 1925
at 115
Grain.
FLOUR-Dull: he'd higher, checking business
Winter wheat low grades, 81 45@2 so; do fair to
fancy, So 1904 25: do patents, 81 35@4 rs; Mln-
nesota clear, 50 1903 10; do straits, So 9C@i 30;
do patents $465 20 low extras 81 45@3 81.
CURNMEAL-Quiet, firm; yellow Western,
So 1892 20.
RYE-Drll; Western, 4134642c.
BARLEY-Weak
WHFAT-Fairy active weaker with options; No.
Pr f. o. b.. $685.; ungraded red, 74@86c:
NO. i Northern, S5isc
Options were more active and closed weak at
314c decline on frse foreign selling: weak West
and heavy local liquidation. December and May
most active; No. red January S3ssc; Nj arch,
S55sc; May, S51sc; October, 1880: -Sovember,
oO3Sc; December, S21sc-
CORN-More active. weaker. No. 2, 3014@41c;
elevator, 3l@3l14c afioat.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcntta Grain Bags, spot, 81 1904 Is;
San Quentin, S4 20; Wool Bags, 241a@261a
Fruit Bags. 51s@6c.
CoAL-w Wellington, $s p ton: New Wellington,
So o. ton: Southfied Wellington, 81 SO q ton
Seattle, $5@5 80: Bryant So: Coos Bay, 81 50;
Wallsend. 81; scotch, 81 so: Brymbo. 81 so;
Cumberland, S13 so n ton in bulk and 81 5 in sKs;
Pennsylvania Anthracite EgE, $ll y ton;
Welsh Anthracite. 3d. Camel. 81 30: Rock
Springs. Castle Gate and Pleasant valley, ~ go;
Coke, $l1@l2 in bulk and $l3 D ton in SKIS.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: CUBE and Crushed, 57sc:
Powdered, $3.50; Fine Crushed 5ssc; Dry Granu-
lated, 434c. Confec.ioners' A, d34c, Magnolia a,
43sc: Extra e, 414c; Golden c, 41sc; half barrels
14c more than barrels. and boxes 1ac more.
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND sKINS-Heavy salted steers, &c U
h: culls and brands, SC q ID; medium, &c:
culls and brands, sc 2 ID; light, sc q D culls and
brands 4c q ID: Cowhides 41a@51bc; culls and
brands, Sls@41sc; salted Kip o@5 1ac: sailed Caif.
culls and brands, 71a@bc; dry Kip and Veal. &c;
culls, 6207c p ID; dry Calf 15c; cnlls. lOc: Goat
skins, 2O@S5c each: Kids. sc; Deerskins, good
summer, 2OG25c p ID; medium. 15@20c winter,
7tc9c: Sheepskins. shearings 1O@l5 sc each; short
" ool 2O(G35c EACH medium, 4OQ50c each; long
wools, 5O@y6Oc each. Culls or all kinds about 1ac
less.
TALLow-No. /, rendered 21a@3c: No. 2, 20
214c: refined, 43z 45c: Grease, 2e p b.
WUoL-We qnote Fall Wool as follows: South
ern mountain, 39515c q b.; middle counties,
free, 51aa7c p ID; do, detective 412@6c ID:
San joaquin, 3a5c p ID. Spring clip: Nevada, TO
S1@c u b: san Joaquin aud southern Coast, six
months. 31a@5c.
HOPS -Cnoice new are steady at &c q b.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-Another car OF Eastern sold at l2c
for Turkeys, $5@5 so for Hens s4 5000 for young
BOOSTERS, 81 50 Tor old BOOSTERS and $2 to@5 20
for Broilers One more car is due this week.
Home stock continues dull, except cholce fat
Hens and young Roosters, which are firm
Live Turkeys ouotable at 13@l4c T ID tor GOD
blers, 12@l3c for Hens; young Turkeys. l4q'loc
2 ID: Geese pair, 81 al 25: Goslings, oCogi 20
Ducks, $3@p3 so for old and $3 5O@A % for young;
Hens. S4@5 Roosrers youne. $3 5O@4 90;
DO, old, 81 q doz Fryers, 81 75@3 20; Brollers'
So SOFAS for large and S2d2 so for small: Pigeons.
ST 5O6al Is y dozen for young and ST for old.
GA ME-Hare. 81: Rabbits, 81 80 for Coitontalls
and $)@l 20 for small; Gray Geese, S2@2 oU;
White Geese 75c(0Sl 9 dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
PACltTC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CTEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY E=An
- wharf, San Francisco, follows: S&askss8
For Mary Island, loring Wrangel Juneau, XII
lisnoo and Sitka (Alaska), at A. NJ, Oct l, 26
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. CO., Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and
New w atcom (Bellingham Bay. Wash.), A. II.
Oct 6, IL. Ii. 2l 26 81. and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the c. p r.
r., at Tacoma with n. p. r. R., at Seattle with q.
N. Ry at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers
For Eureka, Arcaa and Fields Landing (Hum.
boldt Bay), str. Pomona p NJ, Get. A. 8, ~, 16.
20. "a. g. and every fourth day thereafter.
For santa Cruz. Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos,
Port Hartford (san luis Obispo), Gavota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura. Hueneme, san Pedro, East san
Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newport, at A. n.
Oct. 2, g. 10. IA, 1s. 22, 26 80, and every fourth
day thereafter.
For san Diego stopping only at Port HarTorl
(San Luis Obispo), santa Barbara, Port Los An
Celes, Redondo CLOS Angeles) and Newport, IL
A. NJ Oct. 4. 8, H. l6, 20, a. 28, and every fourth
day thereafter
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo. Mazatan, La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexco), steamer Orizaba, 10
a. NJ 25th of each month.
The Company reserves right to change steamers
or sailing dates. Ticket ottice-Palace Hotel,
New Montgomery street
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Genl Agents,
10 Market ST.. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
POTATOES, ONIONS. VEGETABLES

PorATOES-s Potatoes are lower at 75c@
81 p ctl In sacks and boxes; Early Rose, 20@3Oc:
Burbank Seedlings, 25@40c for Rivers and 5O@9oc
q cti for Salinas
ONIONS -25a30c o ctl. Pickles, 25@s5c p
sack.
S305 p ton: Alameda Corn. $l@I rs "a crate:
Berkeley Corn, 40@65c g box summer Squash,
5G@65c p hoy: Egg Pant. 25@35c Y box: Toma-
toes, l0G25c Ts box Cucum bers, 25135c "a box:
Green Peppers 256oOc " large oox Dried Pep
pers, 7@l0c g ID Green Peas, 75cG$l 25 q sack
for common and 2@21ac q ID for Garden: String
Beans, 50c@sl q sack for common and &c q ID
for Garden; Limas, 25@75c p sack: Green okra,
25@50c p box; Dried okra I0G121ac D ID Cab
11zQ2c q H.