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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-08
SOCIETY CHRONICLE.
Local News Of Social ard Fraternai
Events.

Mrs. o. L. Darling and little son
are visiting relatives at Hubbard.
Mrs. A. s. Brasheld returned last
evening from q short visit at Portland.
Miss Lena knight returned this
morning from Il visit with Portland
friends.
Miss Kittie HarbOrd returned last
evening from an extended visit with
friends at Spokane.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-08

To wED,-License to wed was is.
s%S sSed to George Givens and Nora
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-08

Castoo Laxol is the name of a palatable
drseor Srsn OIL Just the thing for chill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-08
THE ASYLUM MEAT BILLS.
A Tax Payer Gives Some Facts and
Figures on the Subject


see by the papers that the superin'
tendent Of the asylum has saved $500
OH his meats for the month Of Janu-
ary.
That sounds we'll, but he doesn't
publish any figures. Here are few
facts and figures: The figures here
with submitted are actual facts, and
can be verified by the states own
| books.
The asylum I'm January, 1895, used
1906 pounds OF beef, for which they
paid s787.0O, averaging 5.24 cents per
pound.
con January 3, 1896, they bought
from Il. ]. Crow, at Eugene, 80 cattle,
paying S26 per head, or $3.50 for the
thirty, which competent judges from
Eugene, Salem and Portland said
would weigh not to exceed 1000 pounds
gross, or 500 pounds net. Paid freight
from Eugene to Turner-$20 car, or
$50 for the 30 head. They would,
after receiving the cattle at the asy-
lum farm, be compelled to feed them
hay for at least Is days, which would |
require $50 pounds for each beef, or
l3,500 for the 30 head. Hay at So a
ton would cost them S4050. Now, /
suppose that the most of the work and
hauling is done by the patients, but
the state has buyer in the person OF
Phil Miller, from Eugene, who will
cost the state, including his expenses,
at least $50 month. The 30 cattle
would cost the state then as follows:
Thirty cattle. e...............S $3.50 90
Hay ................... 40 50I
Ihlfmlller. ...................., 90 w
TelRht' ''''''''..,,.,.,...... 10 w
-
iVV"i' '''''s''' s'......... .SJIU DO
The 30 cattle dressing $1,000 pounds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-08

Chicago. Feb. S.-Wheat cash d.
May OH. 40" 0SHe'
New York, Feb. S.--Silver, 66He; lead
Z 20. ~ Nau'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-08
NOTHING LIKE TT.

Nowhere will you find a more complete line of
goods than you will at 267 Commercial ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-02-08

Ask to see our line Of Silks at 27c and soc,
are beauties
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO Cal,
Nov. II, 1896, P. M.-Weather conditions and
general forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka 46. Fresno g. san Diego g. Fed Bluff
81, San Luis obispo SO, Yuma SO San Francisco
60 Los Angeles ~.
san Francisco data-Maximum temperature go,
minimum SO. mean Sc.
The pressure has risen over the Pacific slope and
the storm has mo we'd inland and is now central
over Wyoming and Colorado. An area of high
pressure overes Mon tana and the Daxotas ac-
companied with old clear weather. Iempera-
lures below are reported from Montana The
temperature has fallen decidedly on the northern
coast of alifornia and Nevada. Colder
weather may be expected throughout California
for he next shirty-siI hours. The following maxi
mum ind velocities are reported: Winnie emucca
4S southwest, Carson City 26 southwest, Lander
81 southwest.
Forecast made at San Francisco for 80 hours
ending midnight November 1S, 1896:
Northern California-Fair Wedne ,day decidedly
colder in the Sacramento and an Joaquin valleys;
light winds in. and, fresh westerly winds on the
coast; light frosts are probable Wednesday night.
Southern Cafornia-Fair Wednesday; colder;
light northwesterly winds.
Nevada-Rain snow Wednesday in northern
portion, fair elsewhere decidedly colder in north
portion.
Utah-Rain or snow Wednesday with a decided
fall in temperature; moderate cold wave.
AriZona-Fair Wednesday.
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednesday;
colder; fresh westerly winds.
ALEXANDER G. MCADIE,
Local Forecast UffiCial.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
sHIePlsG lNrELLlGnNCE.


Arrived.
stmr Eureka. Parsons, 10 hours from Newnor,
and way ports; pass and mdse 10 GoodalI PerFins
& Co. "Ai' helAihs
Stmr Walla Walla, Wallace, s5 nours from,
Victoria and Puget Sound ports; pass and md se to
Goodall. Perkins & Co. 'e "
stmr Homer lessen, 50 hours from Coos Bav:
pass ana mdse. 10 Geo Fri.ch
p1 S.mr state OF California, Green. "a hours from
roItianu, VIA Astoria = hours; pass and 'mdse
10 'ioodall, Perkins tS Co.
bI stmr w ellington, Salmond, 90 hours from
Sons uAi'A"u ~
Mic stmr Costa Rica, Mcintyre, 6 davs from
SCeparsure Bay; 25OO tons coal, to r Dunsmuir d
Whal bark Andrew Hicks horey. 20 DAYS from
kuTile Islands: 81 bbls oil 4OOJ lbs whale bone,
to A Magee Jr =
BARK Carrollton, Jones, Is DAYS from Nanaim o:
zSi tons oal. TO John Rosen feld's Sons
ostn Archer, Calhoun. IL DAYS from Honolulu;
oSoi Days sugar. o WEIGH G. Co.
bxs butter, to Ross & Hewlett
S.eared.
TUESDAY. Novem Der IL.
stmr Corona Jepsen. San Diego: GoodaIl.
stmr Pomona, Doran Eureka: Goodail, Perkins
& Co.
Br ship Cockermouth. McAdam, Cape Town; G
w McNear.
safred.
TUESDAY. November IL.
Stmr North Fork. Hansen. Eureka
Stmr Gypsy. Leland. Santa Cruz.
Stmr Pomona Doran. Eureka
Stmr Jewel, Madsen. CaspaF.-
stmr Sunoi. Dettmers, Grays Harbor.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTs-The rise in wheat has de-
preciaied freights which have declined to lSs Cd
@2Os, and are dull at that The chartered wheat
fleet in port has registered tonnage of $3.50.
again'' oT2oo tons on the same day last year:
diseneaged, II, coo tons, against $4,000: on the
way % MS port, 1856 700 tons, against 237, AGO.
WHEAT-Ihe Caithness-shire takes for Ade.
laide 60, ,472 ctls. valued at So $3.50.
The advance of the past few days received a
setback yesterday and both 81 OF ana future ouo-
tations were weaker, although the decline was not
sharp. The demand for shipments also fell off
with the reduction in price. Quoted at 81 421S0
sre a. S fGr ss 9 grades 81 81 O. St for
for extra choice milling
GALL BOARD SALES
iNFoRNAL sEssIoN-9:l5 oclock-Msy-l4 900
S soSo u sshs ssoS9 q 60; 22 ooo 81 eG4;
1900, 20 g. s16s s05s 1000 81 81. December-lo0S,
sEooND Po eD0V sEssfSs4mav-aooo sa SS ct,. =,
1000 sS q a14 500, g 81 500, 81 slss 1000
q q 19Hs; ms $4,000 81 eos4: 5000, 81 6oi 5000,
81 ss14 1000, 81 ssHs; 2ooo' 81 ssss 9o7S' 0OOo'
,,ls REsULAR sI ,S MonNISs oeo sEssIoNzMay-ls,poU
1905 81 CO.'S Deem en- ,odS SSS 81 ST. g eo
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Mav-2OOO cts. ST 1sl1S;
Ss.00o 81 6l1s December-2OUO, ST 56$S;
quote Feed, s0@s5c p ctl; choice bright s71sn.
brewing sO@921ac; No. hevalier, 81 @1 IL 2
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:16 o'clock-No sales
923s '' 0-72' No.o
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-2 1000 ctIs
SSi4c; 4UOO, 93c. Dece IL ber-20OO, S61Ac; 2OOO
Sossc. ~ 7ao' -'0'
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-niay-2OOO ctls 933Jsc
oATS-Are quiet, but steady. VIII iange
from 81 10 10 81 50 p ctI, according to quality
BLACK for ieed, s0c@sl 05: for seed, 81 2U0l 35
Gray, nominal; Red, $19l 10: Surprise nominal
CohN-heeps coming in librrally from all di-
rections and the market is slowly declining
Large Yellow, S5@S614c; Small Round do, SI@
1212 z ctI: hiIe. 8. 69Oc
RY Unchanged at 81 071561 10 p ctl
bUCkWHEAI-$I 25G9l 80 q ctl
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs. NUTS. ETC

DRIED FRUITS
All kinds are now quiet, though sales are being
made right along
Q Citations on the Fruit Exchange fol-
lows:
CARLOAD LoTs-Ap -fcots are quotable at 6@9c
Moorparks; Prunes, siac or tho sizes: Peaches,
d95aac for prime to choice 61a97c for fancy and
oSg .oc Tor peeled in boxes: pples $40 C for
@ evaporated orr and 2@21ac for sun-dr ed; Pears 212
6@6lac for halves: P umS &c for pitted a d 1ac
fnr unpl'ted Nectarines, 312@141sc for choice and
o. sasa or fancy White Figs SCI BLACK Figs ga
JoBBINe PRIcEs-Peaches, 41a@51sc p ID;
fancy t2C9 12c p ID: peeled, 121ac p h: Apri-
cos, o12@9 q h: fancy, 1Oc; Moor parks, l2@
Prunes 3s4@4c for the sizes: Figs, black, &C for
impressed aud 3@31ac for pressed: white Figs,
4c; RUNS, 413@5c for pt,ed and l1ac for on
pittea; Nectarnes 4@6c p ID for prime to fancy !;
and 1ac for halves.
kA1>ISS-
CARLOAD PRICES F. o. B. FREsNo-Four-crown
ioose, ot4c; crown, 414c: 2-crown, 314c: seed
less Sultanas, 51sc; seedess Muscatels, 4c; 3-
crown Londoi layers. 81 90; clusters, 81 so;
Dehesa Gu ters. So so; Imperial clusters $3
dried Grapes, Sc q rb.
JoBBING PRICFs-SAN FRANCIsco-Four-croyyp
loose, os4c: 3-crown, 434c: 2crown 3s4 seedless
Sultahas 5s4c: seedless Muscatels, ! 1ac; 3-crown
LONDON LAYERS, 81 80: clusters. 81 90; Dehesa
clusters; " 10; peria clusters SO %.
NoIS-Chestnuts quotable at S@lOc: Wanuts
new crop, b12@1c p ID tor s;andar. and &c p ID
pm, dnr ssoitsheh; Almonds 6@61zc for Langutdoc,
}opoing; Peanuts, 4@6c for Eastern and &C for
SSfahildisoISnia; Hickory Nuts, 5@6c p 10: Pecans
77i12gsSc 7i12gs 9 h; tiberts, 71a@sc; Brazil Nuts
ft2@sc; Socoanuts, 4@5cs lUU.
hSNEY-Comb, (0l21zc for bright and 5619c
ior iower Rredes: water hlIr extracted, SOS 1ac
igno ag amber extracted. 41a@4s4c; dark amber. 4@
442c; dark, 2(G3c 2 10.
BEESWAX-236n Rc
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW DIRK. n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE movement
at the stock exchange to-day was less mportant
than on any previous day since election. Operat-
were mixed in their views the ark ct and
business was OF nand-to-mouth character through
out the session, but dull The belief that the ST.
Paul statement for the second week of November,
10 be issued to- might will make poor comparison
with the last years receipts operated against the
entire Granger group, although at one time they
showed an advance OF 14@Hs% on yesterday S
quotations The Improvement finally lost.
sugar, after rising to l1eA. declined to ll7sl.
Manhattan and Metropolitan Traction sold OF
about point, but the latter recovertd on the an
Ing scrip dividend OF 2C% Pacific Mail ran up
on he expectation that the directors will declare
dividend OF z tomorrow In the late afternoon
dealings American Spirits advanced l5s for the
common and 2N ior the preferred. The transac-
tions aggregated 1850 shares. Speculation
closed weak. Net Changes show losses of 14(9l%.
American Spirits common gained "a and the pre-
tered 2;s. while Pullman Palace lost l1aZ
The bond market closed firm, tran nsacIions foot
ing mp $1,5z30OO. Chicago Western Illinois first
skies rose 3; Lake shore consol seconds, la: Long
Dock consol skies, 1; American Spirits, 8; Louis
VILE, New Albany ana Chicago SKIES 11s: Read
ing first preferred, l14: Manitoba conspl skies.
2l4: southern Pacific of ARIZONA first skies, az.
ll91s: 10000 do OF 1907 at no. and sluOO regis
tered fours at 112s4
FLoUR-Dull, steaiy; winter wheat, low grades,
S2 .0@2 -5: fair to fancy, SO 25@4 55: patents,
"a 60@4 80; Minnesota clear, SO 4O04 s;
extras, So 2o@se2.: rye mixtures. So q as IS su.
perine, 81 4OG3 fine, 81 sO92 80 Southern flour,
quiet, steady: common TO fair extra, 81 S5@3 as;
good TO choice do, So 4b@3 6U. Rye -four, dull
NJ $3@3 15.
CokNMEAL-Dull: steady. Western Yellow,
81 90@2 10.
RYE-Dull; weak. No. Western 441ac. c. t.
BAKLEY-Dull 27Ac C If Buffaio.
BARLEY MALi-NUminal. WesIern, 50@15Oc.
WIFE AT-Spot msrSet moderatr demand ior
export at easier prices: Z. o.. b. 941zc; ungraded
February, @95: No. Northern Sec.
Options fairy active ana irregular, opening weak
and declining 1s@4c on weaker catles, rail- ed
12c on covering, fell 14c and closed weak at Ia
1sc below. May and December most active
No = red, January S6sAc March, g. 5sc: MAY
S6szc: November, s434c: December, s5szc.
CORN-Spol, dull: easier No. 2. 30130Lac ele-
vator; 307s@3i3sc afioat
options dull, quiet al 6s@34c decline on the
easier cables. May and December only traded in
November, soc: Decem Der. 3u1ac; MAY, 337sc
OA1 Spot, duh, weak.
options dull. easier December, 2Ssss; Febru.
ary, "a 1ac: May, 261zc.
spot prices: No. q 23c: No white 251dc: No.
Chicago, 24c; No. & 201ac; No. white, 221ac;
mixed Western, 22@24c-
Provisions.
JARD-Depressed. Western steam. 81 20: city,
1915; December. 81 TO- Refined. quiet; Conf.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
With the wind. the top figures
Explauarrop,

The srrow niss with the wind. The top figures
et station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath 1t, II 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 westher: '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 along the coast and the isobsrs extend
north and south along the rain Is probable;
but when the dow" is inclosed with sobars OF
marked curvature, rain south OF Oregon is improb-
able. With "hfgh" 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 opposita result.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stock values were still lower yesterday
and traoe dull.
The Reward Gold Mining Company of Nevada
County has levied an assessment of cents per
share, delinquent Dec mber IA
The Home Cold Mining Company of Nevada
county has levied an assessment of 3 cents per
share, delinquent December Ia.
The Live Oak and Minuet Mining Company of
nevada County ha' levied an assessment of IA
cents per share, delinquent December Ia.
AT the annual meeting of the Occidental Con-
soiidated Mining Company SO.049 out of 100000
shares were represented and the old management
was reelected with the following directors
George r. Wells, Nat T. Messer. II. Zadig A. s.
Wollberg and w. Edwards George r. Wells was
elected president. Nat T. Messer vice. president,
a. H. Durbro~ secretary and James q. Kinkead
superinten dent
On the Bond Exchange local securities were
easier, the W ater and sugar stocks particularly.
Giant Powder was an exception and scored an ad-
vance.
In the Chollar mine (Comstock workngs) in tn e
north stope above No. crosscut they have raised
TO The thirteenth floor which point the pay gave
out. In the south stope and the ground between
and tenth floors, the pay lying in streaks and
some of the filings going for pay after asserting
having beep es M Is out sO feet
ana porphyry. In III north stope this level
they are working the streak uf pay on The track
moor and one on the sixth floor, both of fair grade
They saved from all points during the week 1O4
tons and ll0U pounds of ore, which has been sent
pie of which was So II in gold and II 09 ounces In
fine silver per ton.
In the Potos mine they are still enga aged in COM
pietlng the connection between the intermediate
level raise and he west crosscut the tunnel
level They are also Stopping at the foot of the
ra se the ore saved being of fair grade They have
saved from this point l9 tons HOO pounds OF ore,
the op car sample of which S6 SO in gol and
ii.o7 ounces OF fine silver per ton. In the crop
pings the south drift has been repaired TO the
south end 7s feet, and portion of the drift has
been timbered. west crosscut will be started
from IL on Monday, the 18th inst.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
HIDES, TALLow WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-The market is firm at
the receut advance. Heavy salted steers, So
s1ac; culls and brands, 7@71sc: medium 7S71ac:
cuiis and brands, 6@61zc; light, 6@61ac; culls
and brands, 5@519c; Cowhides. 6@6 1ac: culls ana
brands, 69oi2c; salted X p. 6@lc; sa.ted Calf,
iegs. sai'ed Veal, 6@ac; dry Hides 13c q ib:
culis &c ID; ory Cali, 15c; culis 1Uc: Goatskins,
=, @35c each; Kids, Sc; Deerskins, goo summer
2O@25c p 10; medium. 15@p2uc; winter 7G9c:
oneepsklns, shearlings 1C9 sc each; SHIRT wUol,
2U@35c each; medium 40@rJ0c each: long woods,
060c each.
1ALLoW-No l, rendered. Sc; No. 2, 21ac p
ID: refined. &c; Grease &c p b.
WOOL-The market is quiet, but very firmly
held. We quote Fall Wool as follows: umboldt
ana Mendocino. sGsc: free northern, 71a@8 &c;
middle coun les, free. 512@7c; do, defective "
@6c; san Joaquin, Soc; 40. foothn 5@7c; r
ern regon spring. 712@9c: Valley o egon, l a N
@1212c; do, fall and lambs, l1@l112c.
HOP Are tending upward al o61l0c p b for
fair to choice, and ll@1 z1ac for strictly fancy.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
DECiDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS
Apples are in ample supply and quiet Pears are
plentiful and dull
Fomegranates. 35@75c p box.
apples 75c@$l p box for choice. 35@6Oc for
commons; Eastern b ldwius. 81 p bbi.
Pears, 25@6ac fb bog: y inter Nellis. 75c@Sl 20.
BEkRIES-
40 sran6erri es from Cape Cod, firm and scarcer at
90 oo G; Dbl; from Coos Bay. 81 so q box
5,ra% berries SO, for large berries.
X, spberies. 81 per ches..
oo5I hA PfS-Are quiet, with good stocks. Tokays,
3g 3Vg sec; Back Grapes, 25@A5 q box; Verde 5,
aoc, GRAPES IN crates briag l0@i SC more than in
y tihoS rRUITS-New Navel Oranges are IN IN
Srr oasIng supply at Sl(15 p box: Seedlings, $50
sn1 90 2 Dox emons S1@I so p box for common
Lines S. SODA e9 ior goou 10 iness so@75c:
bananas, s1@2 q bunch, Pineapples. $2@4 . doz.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18

cisco Bank (Limited), 10 John James McAdams,
lot on line OF Twelfth aveaue, 2z5 of Il street,
25 b. 100; So
Louis Fraser to Nj ary E. j. Fraser, lot on w
line e., Of Twenty-eighth avenue, $50 y OF street,
23 by w 10; gift
d. Whitson to Frank Harris, lot on line OF
slo sues'' '2;' OF Tenth aVen1e' W 1915 by loo'
anne to same, lot on line of ] street, S26 E
OF wenty eighth avenue. % by 5 100: $40.
Frederick and Charlotte H. Elliott 10 Agnes Lit
eighth avenue, E so by 100; slo
eeorge !. a5tmann (ey r. / whelan, sheriff to
Twenty-seventh M % avenue. @ S!s 80 s % by loo % SIS
Jacob and Lima Heyman 10y Oscar Heyman
attorney to Anna shaughnessy, lot on line of
100; $40.
same 10 James Ryan, lot on s line of U street.
Gallus and Martina Ruegg to Albert Meyer. lots
and ., block l, West End Homestead 2; So
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Frank z. and Ella K Sadler 10 Bernard and
sarah Naughten, lot on sW corner of Nineteenth
and two-thirds OF lot "a eurrhyne Tract, sub
le6t TO mortgage. Oakland; $40
Koenig. lot on K corner of Twelfth and brush
streets, streets, l26 by s7;6, being lots l to and
NOR gage. Oakland; $40
George E. and William P. PIummer, Carlos E.
and and :. Alice G. White to w William u T. Berry lot on
134:6 being lot 33 and E 10 feet lot 80, block D,
BaSe Tract Berkeley: $40.
Wren, lot on line OF University avenue, 100 l.
OF ifornia street E SO by y i25, being lot in
range II. Hardy Tract Berkeley: So.
Eliza beth j. Collins to Edward f. Franks, lot
6S, Rock Island Tract Berkeley; gift
Walter Ii. Henry ward 9. Freese, lot
NV corner of First street aud Walter avenue SW
40 NV 130, NE 40. Sc 130 to begin ning being
lot "a block L, Kinsell Tract, Brooklyn Town
ship; 81.
same to same. lot on sw corner of First street
and Highland avenue, SW 40 by Sc 130, being
lot l. block G, same 81.
c. s. Long TO John Thomas. lot on NE line of
street, 2oO z from the intersection OF y street
1884, Sw 81. sE 215 to beginning, block s, town
OF Hay wards Eden Tow wnship; $40,
Angus X. and Maggie Mcdonald to 8. c. Parker,
lot on w line of Magnolia street, 2S1 IS Of Third,
20 by w 1888, block 476, Oakland; $40.
line OF University avenue. 521 w of Sacramento
street, w 20 by l36. block l. Shaw Tract,
berkeley; also, lot on corner of California
street and University avenue, so by 125,
range II, Hardy Tract, Berkeley; gift
Mary j. IA oss, Jessie h. and Perry H Ausaon,
William l. and Lulu s. Taylor to Mary 9. Foster
(wife Of NJ. G.), lot and n 1a Of lot 6. block l.
amended map Of Moss Tract, Brooklyn Town
ship; $40.
3. block L. same: 80
Joseph Warner and q. C. Morris to Emma Car
lyle. lots and 6. block g. Warner Tiact, Brook
lyn ownship: $40.
Timo by Paige, 81. B. and Laura A. Pinney to
Richard Holden, lot 3. block D, Melrose Station
Tract, Broo~ lyn Township; $40.
James o. Snyder to same, lot 2, block d. same,
Brooklyn Township; SO.
Mark L. McCord to Eta NJ. McCord, lot s
line OF kutterworth street. 200 w of Ralston, W
10 by 1885, being the w 40 feet of lot 2. block d,
state University Homestead No. 3, Berkeley;
gift.
Bni1dersj Contracts
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-Is firm at The advance. Pickied de.
scriptions continue to sell well.
cBEAMERy-Fancy, z5@26c; seconds, 23@24c
YD
DAIRY-Fancy, 22@23c: good to choice, 2o@
21c: over grades, l5@1lSc p DL
PICKLED-16@ 1Sc q b.
FIRKIN-15@17 p H.
CREAM RY UB-7lS0 19c p b.
Oh 4. -SE-RuIes firm at the improved prices
Choice mild new. lO@l1c p n; com mon to good
old, 1880 D b Cream Ched .ar, i1@l2c: Young
America lO@l2c . ID; Western, I1@l2c; East
erD, l2Gl3c D ib
EGGo-Firm at the improved prices Eastern
choi,e; 25@27c for fancy aud 171a@iS1a> for
cod-s:ora-e; ranch eggs, Z5@30c for p ilet.'
3212@35c for small TO m -dium ana 36@39c for
choice; cold-storage. 221a@1l4c; Duck Eggs, 25c
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD,

nen,. 81 55 South American. S5: compound s41z
@45se.
PORk-Dull, weak. New mess. SO 25@S rs.
ElIIEi-Fancy. firmer. Western dairy. SO
i5c; DO creamery, 34s@21c; do fsctory, .eal &c;
kIglns. Il 12c; initiation creamery, lO120l4c.
ChEEsE-Moderateiv aclIve. Part SKINS 31a
@634c: III Skins. 21aG1Sc
E6GS-lower. liberal receipts. 1cehouse 1919
@lac; Western fresh. ls@2lc; do case, 81 2Sg
4 20 limed. 1512a16c.
312 G3s4c, as To quality.
COTTONSEkD OIL - About steady. Crude,
% 12c: yellow prime. 26@261ac.
RlSE-Firm domestic. 334 csc; Japan, 41s9
412c
MoLAsSEs-Quiei. New Orleans, 26@s5c.
her. SO 45: January, SO 10: March, April and
May, 80 So; september, $S 55Gy9 80. Spot RIO,
dun. weak; No 2. l03sc.
SUGAR = Quiet. a. 41s q 4Ssc mold
A. 4s4c: standard A, 412c: confectoners A, 4Ssc;
cut, loaf and crushed, 514c: powdered 5s4c;
granuiated, 41ac; cubes 4s4c
Fruit and Produce.
APRIcOTS-Bags. 9@l1c.
FFACHES-Peeied 13G14c; unpeeied, 70Sc.
PRUNES-FoursiZes. 51s@b14c.
RAlS1NS-Two-crowD. l. NJ, &c: do 3-crown.
61215slc; do 4-crowp, 634 {; London layers, new,
81 50Gl So; DO clusters, new, S. 6Ua2.
AOPS-Dull; Pacific I, oast 3@1312c-
WOOL-Q Iiet; firm. Domestic fleece l6@23c;
pulled, 1S@3lc; Texas. 7@l2c.
Merchandise.
PIGIRoN Firm; fair demand. American. s1l
q 3.
ooPPER-Firm. Lake. s11 30@11 so
LEAD-Firmer. Domestic. - S212f02 95
1N-Firmer. Straits, $13 15G13 %; plates
moderately active.
spELTEk-Firm. Domestic, 81 1894 2b.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
Provisions.

CURED MEATS-Trade runs along about the
same Bacon is quotabIe at o. . h for heavy, 7c
O ID for light medium 91ac for light 1Oc q ib for
extra light and l11so p b for sugar-cured East
eTn sugar:cured Hams, 13@l31ac: California
mess do, $s@s so; family do, s9@9 so; extra
prime PORK, 81 5O@S: extra clear, $l6 p bbl
mess, $l4 q bbl: Smoked Beet 1Ur q b.
LA hD-Easi ern, tierces, is quoted at DC for COM
pound and 61a97c for pure: pals 71ac p ID: Cali
iornia tierces, 5@512c q h for compound and 61Ac
712c q 10.
corr ENE-614@61ac in tierces and 7s4@
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-18
BEANS AND SEEDS.

BEANS-The market continues very dull and
quotations show considerable change Bavos
81 35G1 so; Small Whites ST. 2OC01 40. arge
Whites, 81 1901 80; Pinks, $1@1 IS; Reds. ST 50
al 30; Blsckeye. S1@1 25; ked Kidney, s. SO:
al A. q cti.
SkEDS-Mustard, though quiet, is firm, with
Is -otab,e at 81 1905 p CT; Yellow Mustard.
% lO@z % p ctI: Fiax 81 35@1 40 - ctl; Canary
seed, z1a@zs4c q ID; Alfalfa, 51a@61ac; Rape,
212c; Hemp, 51ac
bRI. IEAsrNiles, si@1 Is p ctl: Green,