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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-25
EYDIanarlup.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
ct station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath il, IL any, the amount OF
rainfall, of melted in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours lsobars, solid
lines, connect poin of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word 'hgh" means high barometric pressure and
is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather; ''low''
refers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows" usually first appear on the Washington
ceast. When the pressure is high in the interior
ana 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 improb-
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
WI produce Rn oppoSite result
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RECEIPTS OF rRoDUCE
THE STOCK MARKET.

The Comstocks ruled rather lower yesterday
under dull trading.
Occidental is assessed Is cents
In the Chollar mine in the south stooe above
the 400 level they have raised up to the tenth
moor and find the old filings to be of low grade
on the ninth floor going north the west casing car
iles some lunches of good ore. On the ninth
and tenth floors between the north and south
stopes.the pay stringers continue to look well as
they work south. On the $50 level the stringers
on the sixth floor continue to yield the usual
amount OF ore. On the track floor the stringers
are small and of low grade. The west crosscut on
TINS level, $40 feet from the south line is out 81
rect; the face is in clay and porphyry. They
sav ed and sent to the mill during the week l25
tons ana 1900 pounds of ore, the average 8 of the
Dat cry assays being $6 81 in gold and 10 6S
ounces In line silver per ton.
In the Potosi mine they are timbering up the
connections between the top of the raise and the e
tunnel level. This work is not yet completed. In
tne stope at the bottom of The raise Cor interme-
olate ievel) they have three men working on pay
ore. Inc pay improves as they go west They
saved from the various points during The week %
TONS and 700 pounds of ore, tn average of the
az O5 ounces of fine silver per ton. In the crop
pings part of the week was spent in repairing IN q
south drift have started drift west from this
drift ou feet SOUTH whi ch is now out feet; the
face Is in porphyry and quartz Of low grade.
RssefsmentG Tending.
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NOTICE TO SHIP CAPTAINS.
Forecast of Wind and Weather in the
North Pacific Ocean for December.

U. s. BRANCH PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE. !
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE 7
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, November "a, 1850
The followii of interest 10 mariners mas
just been received from Washington:
The trcde.wind limits will be found little far
ther south than in the previous month
In zone between 35 deg N and so deg. N. md
extending from longitude 145 deg E. 20 longitude
l26 deg. W.. frequent squalls and gales, accompa-
MED by rain. may be expected.
In the China Sea and the vicinity OF the Phiiip-
pine Islands rain squalls and thunderstorms may
be expected much less frequently than last month.
Occasional squalls may be expected In the vi
cinity of the Hawaiian Islands aud In the region
OF he doldrums, though much less frequently tnan
during the preceding month.
Occasional fog will pe found along the American
coast during this month though rot sufficient TO
warrant il being indicated on the chart.
Occasional spiral circulations VIZ, the cyclonic
cycIonic with the SUM, with high barometer, will
also be found in the southwestern portion of this
ocean. Generally, In front of the cyclonic or
the low the weather is damp with thermomete r
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FLoUR-shipmens OF 5lO2 bbs, valued at 1922
600, to Sydney. The market is steady and un-
changed. Net cash prices are follows: Family
extras, $5@5 10: Bakers extras, 81 9O95; super
fine. 81 / "a 20 p Dbl.
CokNMEAL ETC.-Feed Corn, $lS 5c@le a
ton; Cracked Corn. $l9 5OG2O p Ion
MfLLSTUFFS-Prices in SACKS are as follows
usual discount TO the trade: Graham Flour, So SIS
q lOO ibs: Rye Flour, 81 rs d 100 lbs; Rice our
90 10: Sornmeal, s. 80; extra cream do, 50:
Oatmeal SO SO: oat Greats, $4: Hominy, So 10
@5 30; Buckwheat Flour, SIS 25@3 SO; Cracked
Wheat, SO so; tariBa, 81: Whole Wheat Flour
70; Rolled Oats (bbls), $685. 40 Pearl Barley
% Io@4; Split Peas, So 30; Green do, 81 25 Il
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PROVISIONS.

Dealers quote unchanged prices with a quiet
market.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. &c q h for heavy, 7c
q ID for light medium. 912c for light lOc q ID for
extra light ana 111ac p ID for sugar-cured. East
ern sugar-cured Hams, 13@l312c; California
hams, II@I142c: Mess beer. 1907 so: extra
mess do SSdS so: family do, S9@9 80: extra
prime PORK, 81 50GS extra clear, s16 p bbl;
mess, $14 q boil: Smoked Beef 1Oc q 10.
LA RD-Eas ern, tierces. is quoted at &c for COM
pound and 612@7c for pure pals 71ac q 10: Cali
fornia tierces, 59512c 3 ID for compou and 614c
7l2c p 10.
COM OLENE-614@61sc in tierces and 7s4@
S1ec IN lO-h tins
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cHEAMEnr-Fancy, 25@2sc; seconds. 2s@24c

ID
DAIRY-Fancy, 22@23c: good TO choice, 2O@
-1c: over grades, 150l1Sc p b.
PIcKLED-l6@1 lSc y ID
FIRKIN-15@17c q H.
SKEAMhRY = UB-lS61 19c r ID.
SaEhSE-The market continues hrm- Choice
mild new is quotabe at lI@l2c; common to good
old, e(glOc . ID: Cream Cheddar, 1l@l2c: Young
america, ll1a@l219c: Western, 1112@lz12c;
Eastern, 121a@g131ac 3 ID.
EGGS-The market s steady sc the revised
quotations Eastern are quotable at 25@271sc q
ooz for fancy and 2O@22c p doz for cold-storaRe:
ranch Eggs, 271a@30c for pnllets' 35@36c for
small to medium ana 374s@40c for fancy; Duck
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

The rain has checked business in Hay for sew
era days Bran and Middllngs are unchanged
BRAN-$14@l4 80 for the best and 1908 so
2 ton for outside BRANDS.
S@19 for lower grades and
$l9 5O@20 SO q ton tor the best.
FEEDSIUFF--Ro.led Barley, $1S6le p ton:
oilcake Meal at the mill, s23 Z. ton; jObbng $24:
clipped Oats 81 30@1 81 q ct
hAY-Wheat. SsGlU so; Wheat ana Oat, S70
~; Oat. $6(G9: Barley. $7@S so: River Barley.
SoG6 80; Al alta. $5 50@6 30: pressed, $50
Do; STOCK. $b@6; Glover, $6t9s q ton.
STRAW-35(O5Oc n hale
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

BEANS-Colored kinds frmer and White kinds
weaker. Business continues dull. Bayos 81 40
@l go: Small Whites. 81 2091 50: Large Whites,
VI l09l 25 q ctl; Pinks. 81 l0@l 15. Reds. 81 20
Lmas, 81 9o@2: Buffers. 81 25@I 75 Pea 81 rs
gl 4V q cti.
Sk EDs-Mu ust ards are firm, but qnet. Brown
Mustard. So 1908; Yellow Mustard. So 1902 25 p
cti; Flax 81 3591 40 Canary Seed, 21a@2s4c y
ID; Alfalfa, 512@6i2c: Rape. 2llac: Hemp, 51sc
81 4O0l so a ctl
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POTATOES. ONIONS, VEGETABLES.

POTAToEs-Receip are moderate and the
market rules firm. Sweet Potatoes, 81 p ctl in
sacks and S1@l 25 in boxes Early Rose 4O@5Oc;
River Reds, 40G50c: Burbank Seeoings, 256o35c
for RIVERS and 4UctG$l p ct for salinas.
ONlUN~-Are firm at 45@l55c r ctl.
NEGETABLES-The market for Summer kinds
is firm stocks are small Mushrooms 56Sc a
n for common and 1O@l5c p n for buttons;
Msrrowfat N squash, $4@o q ton; Egg Plant. 80
100000; Green Peppers, 25@50c o large bx: Dried
feppers 7@sc q ID; Green Peas, 3@4c: String
Beans, 4@5c u 10: Green Okra, 4U66Oc
= box: Died okra. lO@121ac "a 10; Cabbage, 4Oa
o0c q ctl: Carrots, 30@4Uc - sack; Garlic, l1a@
&c a H. |<S
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, ENG Nov. 24.-The spot market
is duh at rs Sd. Cargoes firm at 34s Sd, Novem-
berDecember shipment
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Eed Winter: No.
Yember, 6s 615d; December, 6s 61ad: January, IS
os4d; February, IS 6s4d March, IS I'd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, ENG, Nov. 24.-Consols, ITO 1915;
silver, sod; French Rentes, 102f CSC.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Ho,s are on again. No change in Beef or Mutton.
Wholesale rats for dressed stock from saugh.
terers as follows:
BE F-Choice, 51ac: first quality, SC: second
do 4@41ac: third do. 31ac q h.
NEA,nLLa-,Large, 41a@5c; small, 6t07c p h.
q ID. Tzo' e'' 's
LAMB-5G6c q Ii.
and SAC for small; dressed do 4G5inc = n
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MAkhEIS'
Silver fraction up.
Wheat steady: freights dull.
Barley advanced.
Corn very weak.
Oats and Rye quiet.
Colored Beans firmer; whites weaker.
Mustard Seed firm.
Flour and Milstuffs steady.
Hay and Feedstuffs unchanged.
Potatoes and onions firm.
Some changes in Eggs.
Butter and Cheese as before.
TURKEYS advanced under light receipts
Hens and Roos;ers firm.
Game sells well.
GRAPES getting scarce. Oranges steady.
Eastern Apples arriving steadily.
Dried Fruit and Raisins quiet.
Provisions show no change.
Hops q point higher.
Wool dull.
Hops lower. Feef and Mutton unchanged.
Hides and Leather firm.
Coffee unchanged.
Oils remain the same.
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WOOD, LUMBER, LTC.

Posts' s@llc each for No. and 61s@so for No.
2: Redwood 10 . cord: Oak, rough, So SO: peeled.
SO: Pine. SIS as.
TANBARK-Sl4 per cord
Lu MBER.Retal prices for Pine are; No. 1.
sough, 5GdI 50 for the different lengths: No. 2.
- NO Flooring, $21@26; I.ath, 50; Redwood
Sio Tor No and 81 for No. 2: Rustic, $lS@22
Shlhgies, common, 81 so; shakes, - = Nj.
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NEW lohK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shar~s.
Money call easy at 2d3Z last loan a. 21a%
and closing offered nj 21z1. Yrime mercantile pa
per. 4Is@4Ag. Bar SILVER, 6c1Ac. Mex. can dollars
6Ossc si.iling hxchange easier with actual
business III rRnkers bills S4 S3G4 S314 Tor
90 Gays and 81 S614@A S61a for demand fosted
rates, "a e312G4 OF. Commercial bills 81 81 Loo
s21a. government bonds firm; bonds
quiet: railroad ponos easier. silver al the board
WAS dull
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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 to time The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the last right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day, except
when there are but three tides, sometimes
occurs. The heights given are additions TO the
soundtngs on the United States Coast Survey
charts, except when minus sign (-) precedes the
height, and then the number given is subtractive
from the depth given by the charts.
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RssessmenJE Tendip0.
Following is n list OF asse ssme ents now pending:
BOARD SALES,

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Poard yesterday:
RHeu1AR hoFN1Na sEssIoN. COMMENCING e:8n
200 Airhs- ....0e200 Chalige. ..35i2OO Potosi. SS
800 Eelcher ...32I2O0 G&C.....672OO savage 81
100 B&B.--..eOl300 Mexcn...5 100 ........... o6
AFTERNOON sEssIoS-2:30
400 Alpha. .0e1 90 & c.. $3.50 Potosi -. "a
80 Bulliop....l4 200 Julia. .052OO Savage b5
SOY Shoir ZOO lto Mxic. .....54 6OJ Jscxt.. "a
100 Point..Sl
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch Of the United States Hvdrographlc
once located in the Merchanty EXCHANGE is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard to nationality and free Of
expense.
Nayigators are cordially invited 10 visit the
Office. where complete sets OF charts and sailing
directions OF the world are kept on hani for com
parison and reference and the latest inform alton
can always be obtained regarding lights dangers
commerce
The time ball on top o' the building on ree-
graph Hill Is hoisted about ten minutes befoe
noon. and Is dropped at noon l2Oth M eridian bv
teiegraphic signal received each dav from the
Cal. '>'
notice stating whether the time ball was
afopped on ttme or giving the error IL any is
puni!shei the same day oy the afternoon papers
ana oy the morning papers the following dav.
w. S. HUGREa
Lieutenant U, 6, N, In charge.
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FINANCIAL.
W.A.CARROLL, BROKER
CHICAGO MARKETS. NEW YORK STOCKS.

Fast Wire East. UnequaIed Service.
STRICTLY COMMISSION.
Private and Bank references quoted on application
Office, 32S Montgomery St.. Safe Del osit Bid
1si. Main l1o1. Private ParI0r for Ladies
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rising and blrometer falling while in front OF the
anticvcloric circulation, the high, it Is ory,
cooler and the barometer rises -
The n f. monsoon the coast of Asia Will con-
time blow steadily with dry, clear weather
lyphoons are usually infrequent this MONTH
w. - HUGHES,
Lieutenant United States Navy, in charge.
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER Quotations for all descriptions re-
main unaltered.
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The Time Bail.

The Time Ball.
ERANcH HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFrrr II q " y
MERCHANTS ExcHANsE
SAN FRANcIsCo. November "a, 1895.
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was droppe
exactly at noon today e.. at noon of the I2Oth
meridian. Or exactly at 3 p. NJ, Greenwich time.
w. - HUGHES.
Lieutenant U. y N. in charge.
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FLOUR AND AILLsTUFFs.

RYE-Quiet and steady at 81 Os@1 10 q ctl
BUCKM MHEAI-$I 25@l 35 p ctl.
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The Home Circle.
THANKSGIVING DAY.

Taant &vlng day What gad rejoicing! Itor New EuRlRnd hotncs bf love, When hearts win dngtIes uhi6e Inf vocing, Their praise to God who rctgns above. Each year should bring ltz Than ksg wing ts5 ...... Which our ancestors prized welL .. . n. BaNjt And wo,as prom our tfiFh Believing Send forth the sacred anthems swell.
 Each day our HehttgsRqtR Bo Thsnk ggi ging. As chiIdred Of ohr Fath r, G6d. ? ~ ~ For bountles then receiving,
 Doth | 'rm the spirits wholesome food. All giving thanks 10 their Creator,
 Doth prove their origin divine. bt NF & h"fhub eeSr true to AEtisr Nature, t1t tt1 Rich gems possess from Ileaven's mine.
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 Though thesea counted AS the good things' Ifthis is all what have Ee, missed? ~ - Tis In the heart should be thanksgiving, """'a "'N' "Fbf every besshg God b slows,tin r,lo For all the bountes we're receiving
 G3ethh the prAise'tb 1m az dbes
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ONE OF THE MANY LEGENDS OF THE REGICTDEs-E. J. EDWARDS IN NEW YORK MAIL AND EXPRESS. "''~1 - JD A uO4 oYh4A l.uaa- ,..
 .COT0 ~,t o..,,..-' ....' A heavy snow had fallen ln tue night, so bhat upon the morning of che 26th of Det9nber, 1862, the broad common, of Guilford town in the Connecticut colony, was hidden by t, and as far as the eye could seq the, thick blapket had beeh 'upbtoken except by trees and houses. ,Abner Alllng, a stern man of authority, stboE at the window Of his ,litehengou that morning, looking through the little panas of wrfnkied glass, that he might Hissgover whether the, storm EAs, OVerH "i ussd' tHaa gmuf. u4s .EDaEu' Although q lew flakes fiuttered in the air yet they began to glIsten1as the rays -ot the sun that we're btehkiug thtough the clouds fell upon nti1eur,s and wfiefi AbneEa opeFoeiRedi that the day would soon be fine hecaiigd, saying :; ',Samuelt 1 Samuel! Hear me !' A"H <" # asa eAsi1JWy young man, 6f rosy-eheelssy and eyes- ,that, were bright beeaugg of -bealtti Rnd exercise, put a huge logupon .thga fir splaee, and having brushed the snow from ,his aFns went to Abner that. he might receive his masters ebkh hEhahdsg NnvThg magistrate will come by noon, | aghink, fer she sEorm IS .over.ar lSamuelyI yoa must break iia. way thron 9h. tue. snow upon the highway at 9nee.. - Tske, toe bEh6horhed px6p, fbS the ateeEs oare ,hot pet heavy enough Tor, such a glBW A.Xff, sa1lAtu hnn taffiHfHhH isIt g,fl.5l,,i {, Sying received this eommand J Sam. <.
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ONE OF THE MANY LEGENDS OF ruH REGICIDEs-E. J. EDWARDS IN NEW YORK MAIL AND EXPRESS. "''~t" eva D0OD A UOI 0VA44 Uu.a.- 1
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OVERCOATS.

We supplement the purchase by adding num- Der of odd sizes from lines already hcrea goods and made for the seasons trade. Lines will out you know, and odd sizes must be sold at some price. So we've taken the SIS Oycrcoas odd sizes, and put them over on the ST. tabes along few $20 odd sizes A few blue and black Kerseys that $25 and $28 are on the $2O table, odd sized have the best of it hero.
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Mems Ali Wool Brown VII Suits at$5y6 worth $1O. . , Mems All Wool Blue Suits, $5 50 worth SIC. Mems Overooats $5worth $7 50 n ..,. ~ Mems All Wool Overcoats, $850 worth $12 ate " Da'" Mems All wool Overcoats, $1O worth $15s "' "'"t " " Boys Reefers years np, s2 $25Q $350 and M M Boys Suits, $1 98 S2 5O s. $35O, $45O and $5, .. Boys All Wool Sweaters, all coors, 98c '' ""'" "''" l. Boys All Wool Turtle Neck sweaterB148 ' 'I '' ''.'
 Mohss sweatots 98e sf So s2, s2 50 and $3bQ ,. % , 1Iens Knit Jackets ;$450 $2, ,S2.5O and$8. Closed job of White shirts oored 48c worth 75c
 White Shirts 4ecs 75c and 98c. 3,, 9u'+, , II ..
 Oil Tan Knit top Gloves at 25o and 48e.e . a: Nice dress Dog Skin Gloves 48c to Sl 25. % '"a: nj. " Best makes Collars for 25c Cuffs 13c pair for 25o "
 Great Value in Quilted Burap Stable Blankets at 75c ~ Street Blankets s1 25 $2 50 $s &C., $s9s and S4 98U
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You can't find better goods at small fguraa making by this big purchase of ours. r,,..,v~~us
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heads in order to keep awaS singing IN
sects. Babies cradles in that country
are also surrounded by gsrlands of
these leaves
1t is high time that these reports
should be scientifically examined as 10
their real value. for the loss of life by
snake bites in India alon9 IS still enor-
nous. The experiments of Calmette
and Fraser, who claim to make people
poison proof by gradually inoculating
them with The poisOns. are not new.
While it explains 20 some extent how
several of the Indian snake ckarmers
are poison proof. it is by 20 means pos
sible to carry the idea out generally. It
would be physical imposSibility TO in
oculate with snake poison the 400 oO,-
GOO native inhabitants OF india ind adj
jacent countries. AS al old snake
charmer has said 10 Mr.. saba, their
secret is exclusively in the poison-proof
qualities Of the ari plant-that is, the
aristolool1ia indica. The swallowing of
small quantities Of the juice pressed
from this plant and the rubbing of the
skin with II is said 10 l.. q perfectly
safe preventive against snake bites, for
the reason that the snake, Eefore fasten-
ing its fangs. will turn away its head.
1t cannot stand the smell; as n conse-
quence, the snake can never iuflict a
wound in such q way as TO imbed the
poison fangs in the w0und.-London
Times