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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28
FAST DAY.

GOV. WOODBURY. APPOINTS APRIL 3.
State of Vermont. By Urban n.
Woodbury.. Governor,
a PROCLAMATION.
Public expression of dependence
upon God is always conducive to the
moral and religious welfare of a peo-
pie and meets with Divine favor.
To the end that our people may
unite in appropriate service, |, Urban
\. Woodbury., Governor of the State
of Vermont, do hereby designate
Friday. April third, as Fast day.
| recommend that upon that day
the people of this State asse nble in
their usual places of worship and.
with humble and penitent hearts,
confess their sins to Almighty God
and pray for His continued mercics
and blessings.
Given under my hand and the
State seal, in the Executive Chamber,
at Burlington, this eighteenth day Of
March, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
six, and of the independence of the
United States the one hundred and
twentieth. and of the independence
of this State the one hundred and
nineteenth.
URBAN \. WOOpBURY.
Bv the Governors:
MAXI. POWELL,
Secretary of civil and military affairs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28

There has been gratifying i'm
provement in the work of Windsor
County school teachers, as indicated
by the examinations held this spring.
Now should follow better supervi-
sion of the schools, as County Exam
liner Whitehill and other well-known
educators have often suggested and
ably advocated. No business house,
no farm, no factory, no enterprise of
any kind succeeds without effective
supervision. and there is no reason
why it should not be applied to the
schools of the county or State.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28

The Raines bill, which puts the
control of the liquor traffic into the
hands of the dominant political ring,
has been passed by the New York
Legislature and has met with Gov
crnor Morton's approval. By at
taching his signature to the measure,
the Mail and Express says that he
has become a presidential impossi-
biity, and that he can no longer be
considered in the race.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28

The interested public is to be de-
privcd of nothing which the trial of
the Woodbury-IIerald libel suit may
develop. The possibilities are great,
and the prospect of seeing the pro-
hibitory law pierced by catholic rays
is satisfactory and pleasing.
1t is noted as Il cheering fact that
it takes more time and lung-power to
excite even Il languid interest on the
part of congressman in war topics
and possible ENVIRONMENTS with for
cigners than it did few weeks ago.
Either the jingocs are firing out or
war talk is not available for cam
paign purposes. In the mean time
the country gets a rest.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28

The presidential canvass has not
been devoid of interesting events the
past week. The danger OF the Nc
klnley landslide, which Chandler at
tempts to sidetrack, is not ignored
by the leaders, and there is little dim
mutton in its force. Senator Davis,
Minnesota's ''favorite son. is off the
list, the Mckinley managers having
captured that State, but in Texas
they experienced a setback. Gov.
Morton's boom has been launched,
and he will have the entire Empire
State delegation with him at St.
Louis. Take it all around, the stu
alton has not changed very much in
the last seven days, unless it is in
the development of a Mckinley sur
prise or two.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28
1t Was Paste.

II can overlook his past" sighed
the grieved and mortified young
woman after careful inspection
of tho ring sho had just received,
"but l own am bitterly disappoint-
ed with his present. Chicago Trib-
,1no
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28
CLUBBING LIST.

Senator Chandler is using a scatter
gun, remarks Il Massachusetts paper.
and scatter guns are not good for
bOoms.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28
SNAP SHOTS.

Gibson much of swell since he
got that money!
"Oh, no; only his head H.
dianapolis Journal.
1t is not Il miracle. 1t wln't cure every
thing, but it will cure piles. Tbtt's what
DE Witt, wi CHI Hazel Salve will do, be-
Cause it lllS done it in hundreds OF caser.
A. b. Morgan, Woodstock; Scott Tink-
ham, Quechec; l.. j. M. Marcy, Tattsvill'.
Gizball-Guzler, what's your opin-
ion of the gold cure?
Guzler-It's simply great. tried
it no less than five times, and | was
cured every time Boston Gazette.
A little III, then Il little pill. The i'll is
gone, the pill has won. De Wits Little
Early Risers the little pills that cure great
Ills. A. b. Morgan. Woodstock; Scott
Tirkham. Quechee; l. j. NJ. Marcy, Tafis-
vile.
IT seems that Winter now on Spring
Is playing jokes
For meath the snow that March winds bring
The crOcus crOaks.
Barns are absolutely painless when De
Wits Witch Hazel $ I've is promptly APP
remedy for skin diseases, cbapprd ha. DIS
and lips, aud never fails to cure Plies.
A b. Murg,m, Woodstock; Scott Tlnk
ham, On. CHI e; l.. j. NJ. Marcy. Tatlsvil
"After that" remarked the young
slim who had been telling an inane
ghost story, 'my mind was blank"
"That accounts for it," comment.
ed a sharp young woman, and there
was an interregnum of profound ST.
lence.- Truth.
Take Il dose Of DE Wits Little Early
Riscrs 'st Tor the good tn y will do v II.
These nttle Pills are good for indig stinn
good for headache, good for LIVER com.
plain. good for cons;ipation. They are
good. \ B Morgan, Woodstock; Scott
Tmkham, Quechce; l.. J NJ. Marcy, Taf.s-
vile.
THE FATE OF BICYCLE BOY.
Said bicycle boy, Now, then,
will ride like the racing men ~
But he got into trouble.
For he bent himself double.
And couldn't bend back again,
-lApril WOmankind.
We might tell you more about One
Minute Cough Cure, but you probably
know that it cures a cough. Every one
doe, who has used it. 1t is perfect rem
cdy for coughs, colds, hoarsen s.. 1t is
an especial f;vOritc Tor Chi dren, being
pl ,a>ant to take and quick in curing. A.
b. Morgan, Woodstock; Scot1 Tinkham
Qu,cbee; l.. j. NJ. Marcy, Taftsvllc.
POINT OF INFERIoR1TY.
The pen is mightier than the sword
But-give this fact attention
Who only fights with pen and ink
Will never draw pension.
Chicago Record.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28

After Hon. w. f. Chandler has
ratified another boom or two the
announcement that he is a prcsiden-
tial candidate may be expected
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28

We must define fattery and praise.
They are distinct. Trajan was en-
Outraged to virtue by tho rancgyric
of Pliny. Tibcrius became obstinate
in vice from tho flattery of the SEN
atOrS.-LOuis XVI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28

WE OR OUR DEALERS
yOn na,achincs CHI ca per i.;an
get elsewhere. The REV
our best, butw e ma I1e G sap
such AS tho CS,6EgAX, EDJ
other High Arm fuIl Nsck
Sewing Machines for $l5.Od
Call on our agent or WRIT
want your trade, and If pree'
and SO uare dealing will win,
have IL. We challenge tho
produce Il BETTER $50.00
Machine for $4,000, or a BID
Sewing Machine for $2O.O0t
can buy from us, or our Ac{
THEElW EoIII SEWING MACH
ORANGE MASS BosToN, MASS .2s Uv,oys
CHICAGO o, III. s.. LOUIS, Mo. In.E
SAN FRANC co, CAL. ArLAA.A
FSa SALE by
T.. a. THOMAS. Wo0l>tock. vvH
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28

"lt's funny" said Squibbs.
"What:"
'Why, a man who is good liver
usually has bad liver"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28

The violet snail, very common in
Europe ans in some parts of this
country, has the curious property of
being able to initiate it's body with
air and thus become q true air raft.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28
Why Mr.. Eastman Seeks Divorce.

The principal divorce case ut the
present term of the Washington
County court is that of William II.
Eastman OF Barre against his wife,
Bcrtell ]. Eastman. who is said to be
in Boston. The ground on which
MIR. Eastman seeks to sever his re-
lease from the bonds of matrimonv
is intolerable severity.
The evidence that the wronyed
husband has presented for the con-
sideration of Judge Ross consists of
what he claims to be enormous en-
penditures Of his cash and tor which
she failed to give any account.
The couple were married ut Ver-
shire, VT, in 1883, and for the past
few years, according to MIR. East
mans testimony, she has continued
to make free use of the money
drawer at his grocery store, helping
herself to various sums of money
without securing any previous per-
mission from Nh. Eastman.
The evidence that MIR. Eastman's
attorney CLAIMS bears on intolerable
severity is this remark which 1t is
alleged the wife made: 81 shall be
driven to desperation and shall take
his life and mine. have no regard
for Mr.. Eastman"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28
THE G0vERN0RsHIP.

THE MAJORS CASE CRITICAL.
Stickney can wait, but with Josiah
it is now or never Bellows Falls
Times.
MAJ. CIRCUITS TURN.
Every intelligent observer knows
that tor quarter of a century a few
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28

A dish of water placed in hot
oven where pies, cakes or buildings
are being baked will prevent them
from scorching.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-03-28

In Sumatra there grows flower
of scent so vile as to be Compare.
BILE to nothing but rotten carrion
Maine has Is, $50 mill hands, who
make annually goods valued at $685..
$50, 500.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-25
DRIED FRUITS, KA1sINs, NUTS. ETC

DRIED FRUITS
Fruits are dull Raisins also auieter. Nuts
are firmly held. Trade In Honey is slow.
Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are as fol-
lows:
CARLOAD LoTs-Apricots are quotable at 6G9c
Tor ROYALS and l11s@12c for choice to fancy
4(95l2c for prime to choice 612697c for fancy and
9t9IOc for peeled In boxes; apples 5s4c q ID for
evaporated and 2@212c for sun-dr ed; Pears, ga
@3c for prime to cho.ce, 4Gp512c for quarters and
6(9612c for halves; Piums. 4c for pitted ard 12c
for unpitted Nectarines 31aC0412 12c for choice and
512c Tor fancy; White Figs, SC: Black Figs, PA
@212c
JoBBING PRIcEs-Peache', 412@51ac q 10;
fancy, 612@712c p ~ peeled, l212c q ID: April
co.'s, 61299c q 10: fancy 10c; Moorparks, 12@
Prunes, 3s4 4c for the sizes: Figs black, &c for
impressed and 3@3lac for pressed: white Figs,
4c; Plums, 412@5c for pitted and 112c for un-
pitted: Nectarines, 4@6c 2 b for prime TO fancy !;
Pears, 2l2@5c for whole. 412951ac for quarters
and 412@61sc for halves
RAISlNS-
CARLOAD PRICES. F. o. h. FREsNo-Four-crown
loose 514c; 3-crown, 414c: 2-crown. SAC: seed
less Sultanas, 512c; seedless Muscatels, 414c; g.
crown London layers. 81 Is; clusters, s1 so:
Dehesa Cutters. 50 SO; Imperial clusters, $S:
dried Grapes, &c p n.
JoBBINe PRICEs-SAN FRANCIsco-Four-crown
loose, 634c: 3-crown, 4Ac: 2crown, 334c seediess
Sultanas. 534c; seedess Muscstels 12c; 3-crown
London layers, 81 25: clusters. 81 %; Dehesa
clusters, So 75; Imperial clusters So 20.
NUTs-Chestnuts quotabe at s@l0c: Walnuts,
612@7c q ID for Standard and 9@9L2c p ID
3@312c for hardshell and Sn9c TOR paper shell,
iobbing; Peanuts 496c for Eastern and 4c for
Californa: hickory Nuts, 5G6c p fb: Pecans.
712GSc p h; tiiberts. 71a@Sc; Brazil Nuts,
712GSc; Cocoanuts, 465cF lUU.
hONEH-Comb, i. @l212c for bright and 5@9c
for lower grades: water-whlte extracted, 5@5 1ac:
light amber extracted. 41a94s4ci dark amber 4@
412c: dark, 2@I3c r 10.
BEESWA X-23GD- &c = H.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-25
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO Cal.
Nov. %. 1896. p. M.-Weather conditions and
general forecast:
The following maximum temporal ures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka 50, Fresno 90, san Diego 64, Red Bluff
81, san Luis ob:spo 5s Yuma "A, San Francis 20
5S, Los Angeles So.
san Francisco da. a-Maximum temperature So,
minimum 80. mean 81.
half of the Pacific slope. The pressure has fallen
over California south of San Francisco and also in
New. da, Utah AMI Arizona. There has been q
si hit rise during the past twelve hours along the
northern coast. Heavy rain is falling over Cali
fornia south of Fresno.
The temperature has risen Utah and Ne
vada elsewr ere i has remained about stationary
River data-Fo 19 feet, Nevada City 29:6
feet MARY sviiie 1873 feet and rising, Urovle 1872
feet acramemo 19 feet. The river will continue
to rise at Sacramento for "a hours or more.
Eureks, maximum velocity 3S northwest.
Point Beyes reports maximum wind ve.ocity
of 20 northwest.
Forecast made at San Francisco for 80 hours
ending midnight November %, 1895:
Northern tafornia-Unse tied weather Wednes-
northward; ccder north; fresh northwesterly
wiLds.
Southern California-Raln Wednesday; fresh
northwesterly winds.
NevadA-Cloudy weather wednesday and prob
ably RAID or snow; colder
Utah-Cloudy weather Wednesday and probably
raln or snow in the mount aims: colder
ArZona-Cloudy weather A endesday.
San francisco and vIcnty-Unsettled weather
conditions continue, but Wednesday will probably
lie fair, with fresh nor hwcsteriy winds AMI con-
tlnued cool. ALEXANDER q. MCADIE
Local forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-25
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Financial,

NEW ORK. n. Y. Nov. 24.-The tendency OF
prices at he Stock Exchange during the early ses-
sion was upward Sterling exchange, which ruled
decide ily strong for the pas few days, weak ened
and posted rates were reduced 1a to 50 S31h and
81 81. Locally money even in better supply
than of late, isolated transactions in call loans
having been repor ed IS low es per cent. These
influences compelled some of the smaller shorts 10
cover and advances, ranging from IL TO per cent,
the advance in the general list lost. United
states Leather preferred the particularly
wear spot, the stock falling from 6611s to 621a.
The decline was due TO the disappoin ment the
action OF the drec,o in declaring a dividend OF
only per cent on the preferred
Chicago Gas ran off from 76 IN to 1914 on a
vague rumor that the courts would be asked TO
enjon the dividend of 112 per cent pay able to-
morrow. Sugar was the most active stock The
by the declines noted above and receded 1kG5R
In The specalties Louisville New AIban4 and
Chicago fell 5s and the preferred "a to 2; Central
Pacific jumped 3, New York, Lack kawanna AMI
Western 8, Great Northern preferred Z. specula-
ton ciostd quiet and steady Net changes show
losses OF and ~ per ceut in the general list and
2A in Leather preferred. The Graneers and
oulsville and Nashville, however. gained Ia and
Is per cent. Total sales, l59.329 shares:
The bond market was Irregular. The transac-
Nor hern thirds fell L; New Jersey Central gen
eral hves. "a New York Central: first coupon
Northern Pacific thirds rose /: do terminal skies
j; DO consolidated hves, i: Peoria and Easi ern
conSolidated tours. = ST Paul terminal fves 3s4.
In Government bonds SlO7 500 coupon fours OF
1925 sold at 110s4@ll07s, $1boOO registered
tours Of 1907 at 1l04 and 40O0 do coupons at
l10911014.
Grain.
flour = Quiet, firm. Minnesota patents.
S3 50 ~ 95; low grade, winter wheat
81 :0@o IS; fair to fancy, So 2O@4 as: patents
S4 50@4 81; Minnesota clear 81 lO@4 is:
straights, ao@4 IS: patents, SO $500 so; low
extras. So 20@3 20: city mills. "a 4O@D5; paten s.
50 lU@5 35: rye, $5@5 20; supertne, So 4OG3
hne. 50 s0@2 80. Southern flour. quiet firm com
mon 10 falr extra, So S5@3 45; good to choice do
So 45@3 90. Rye fiour, dull. steady, at Sa(03 25
s2 eO@3 is.
Rl lE-Dull: Western. 451sc, C. l. E. Buffalo
BAKLEY-Firm; feeding 2S3z@29c, C. 1. f.
Buffalo
B.-RLEY MALr-NomInal.
WHE aT-Quiet frmer with options No. 2
red, T. o. b., 9714@9712c: ungraded ed S609Sc ;
No. Northern. slS4c. Options declined 12gslc
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-25
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

7 on foreign selling. advanced 2149s14c on local
covering, better cables and hrmer Iel $s@ssc
vest erday, with fairly active trade. May, De
eemoer and March most active: 40 2 req,
January. ss1sc; March, 9s4c; May, s71sc; No
Vember and december. $685..
oGokNoDuiI, frmer: No. 2. 2s1ac elevator
lower, May and December only traded in. Novein-
Der, 29l4c; December, 2914c; MAY, 331sc
oJ oApsLL op uli firm options dull hrmtI Deeem. 9aa
No white. 251ac: 40. Chicago, % 14c No; :;
&c: No, white, 221se; mixed Wessern, 22@
| 24ssc; white State and " estern, 23@32c-
Provisions.
LARD Quiet easier; Western steam. 81 221s
"a %; City. SO 75; December, 81 20 nominal.
Refined. slow; Continent. s4 so; south American.
PoKK-Sieady. New mess ss@s so
Butt EkaFancy. scarce and trmeT Western
tory, 7aI2c: ElgIns, 22@221sc; Imitation cream
CHEESr-Moderate dem and Part SKINS 31h
@624c: ful SKINS 21aa3c.
EGGS-Qulet, less nrm. Icehouse. 1612@lSc:
Western fresh. 22@24c; do case, 81 25@5; lined,
TALLow-Active, strong. City, 313c; country.
Col T3SsEED o1L-Moderate demand easy.
Crude, 22@2214c; yellow prime, 25c.
RI,E-fIrm. Japan, 41s@41ac.
MOLASSES-S eady. New Urieans, new, Zo9
CoFFEE-Quiei, unchanged to 10 points down.
December, So 70; March, SO 80; May and Sep
tember SO So spot Rio, dni. steady. No. 4. I0c
sUGAk-Quiet, steady. N A, 33s@D4c. mold
A, 1880: standard A, 43sc: confectoners' A, 414c;
cut loaf. &c; crushed, &c; powered 45sc; granu-
lated, age; cubes, i5sc.
Fruit and Produce.
APRICOTS-Bags, 9@l1c.
PkACHks-Peeied boxes, 14G15c; unpeeled,
bags. 7n9c.
PKUNEs-Four sizes. nominal. boxes. $3.50
b 14c.
kAISINs-Two-crown L n, 4S4c; do S-crown.
514@55Sc; do 4-crown, 5$4@6$4t; do London
layers, ii 45 al 81: 90 clusters, - 75G2.
ALMONDS Softshell, 9@1lc do paper, IL Ia a
1212c: Walnuts, standard, S4a@9c; do sofLsheI,
934@10hc
nOrs-Firm fair demand. Pacific Coast, SO
1412c
MOoLaouiet, firm. Domestic fleece. 1892 Sc;
pulled, lS@3lc; Texas, TOPIC.
Merchandise.
PIGIRoN-stesdy. American. s11@; s.
IOPPER-Firm. Lake. S11 30id11 3D.
LEAD-Firm. Domes'ic. 1905 %.
11A-Firm. Straits, $13; plaLes moderate de-
mand.
StELTEk-Firm. Domestic S4 25
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS
Eastern Apples are coming forward freely. Per-
simmons. Pomegranates and Pears are dull
Fomegranates. 50@7oc q box.
Apples, S5c@$1 p box for choice. 81 20 for fancy
Re-, 35@65c for common; Eastern, 1904 p Dbl.
Pears, 2s@65c q box: " inter Nellis, 75c@$1 25.
Persimmons 30@75c p box.
BERRIES
tranberres from Cape Cod, SS@9 . Dbl; from
Coos Bay. 50 so p box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in.
Raspberries-None in.
GRAPES-Are going out. and several kinds hnve
already disappeared, at least iCr the present The
remaining descriptions are scarce and higher
Tokays nominal: Back Grapes, 50@65c q box;
verde s, 6OG75c = box: Cornicho,is, 6U(9I5c Mus
cat nominal Grapes III crates bring l0@l5c more
than in boxes.
CITRUS FRUITS-There is no further decline
In Oranges Lemons are dull. Grape Fruit. 81 q bx
New Navel Oranges. S3@4 20 z box; Seedlings
~ 3Og2 90; Lemons $1@l 30 for common and 81
az 5O q box for good 20 choice: Mexican Lines
So 50@4 90; California Lines. o0@75c: Bananas
S1@2 q bunch; Pineapples. $2dG4 o doZ.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-25
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.

WHEAT FRElGHTS-Spotc charterfng is very
dull and rates are nominal about lSs 9d@2Os
The chartered Wheat fleet in port has a registered
tonnage of 1880. against $1,000 the
same day last year: dsengagec 5000 tons
against 1880; on the way TO This port, 203 600
TONS against 232, $50.
WHEAT-TBe British Princess takes for Sydney
1880 ellis. valued at $4,000.
y Chicago df>patch states that the Russian Min
lists OF grculture reports the Wheat harvest in
against S75.OOOO0O bushels in 1895 and 46I 200,
OU0 bushels in 1894.
A press dispaI ch dated Bombay November %
says: Ram has fallen in Rsiputana and is also ex-
pected IN 1entraI India Il is believed that the
distress of the famine will diminish where it has
raned, but viii not be totally removed. The fail
in the temperature is increasing the plague.
Quoted at 81 45@1 471a q ctl for common grades,
ana 81 o5Gl 60 for extra choice r milling.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'cock-May-6OOO
ctls, 81 54i4: $4,000, 81 541s; 10000 81 81.
81 541s; l6,U00 81 54ss; 4O00, 81 541a 10000,
REGULAR MORNING SESSION May-22, 400
ctls. 81 551s: 12,OOO, 81 551a; 2OOO, 81 558I: :
e0UO 81 1914, e0lo, 81 So
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-s0OO ctls, 81 5b:
2o00, 81 sh1s: 1000, 81 SAYS; 2O0O. 81 54s4 !;
1000; 81 5+ss; lz'OoU, 81 o414. December
BARLEY-The market is stronger though there
s5e o eSocs hriSh sItvs quote iced sz
95c; No. Chevaiier, 81 lUGl 20 . ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SkssIoN-9:l5 o'clock k-May-2OOO
cts 931sc-
SECOND SESSION - May 10000 ctls e41hc.
5000, 94Ssc. December-2D00. sSc.
REGULAR MoRNINs sEssIoN-May-2oO ctls,
e455c; 2uU0. e454c. 1000, 94Jsc.
AFTERNOON SESSION December-2OOO ctIs
S71ac. May-2OJ0, y4ssc ''
OA1S-Are quiet. Pr.ces have not cbanged for
some time White range from 81 10 10 ST. 20 u
ctl, according TO quality. Black, Tor iced eOc(m
81 %; for seed 81 2U@l So; Gray, nominal; Red
$iG1 10: surprise, nominal.
CURN-1he recent heavy arrivals from the East
have demoralized the market Large Yellow ~ M
85c; Small Round do, 81 p ctl White. e0@S71sc
q ct. ~
RYE-Quiet and steady at 81 Os@l 10 a ctl.
BUCKW WHEAI-$I 25@l 35 p ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-25
POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-Receiptso OF dressed Turkeys were
only 1913 tons, against $50 on the same day
last year, and prices advanced in consequence.
There was no great rush to buy. however. Good
Iat mems and young Boosters were also hrm. What
to-day's market will be dealers do not venture TO
hazard an opinion.
Live Turkeys, l5@16c 2 n for Gobbers, @l6c
pair. 81 25@l So; Cos ngs, 81 sO@ 10: Ducks.
S5 50@4 so for old and $4@5 for young; Hens, So
4 5u Fryers, So 25@3 so: brUiers, S3 1908 oO
for large and 81 75G3 for smali Pigeons, 81 25G
oO q dozen for young and e5c@Sl for DID,
GAME-Arrivas bring the good prices without
d fiiculty. receipts being moderate. Quail are
enotabie at $l@l 25 . dozen; Mailard FAC
2 doz; CanvasDack S4(09; Sprig, q doz 81 5O@
.: Teal, So 50t@3 q dozen. Widgeon, 81 10: Small
Duck, 81 25GI so: English Snlpe, 81 3O92: Jack
Snipe 81; Hare, 81; Rabbits, 81 25@1 50 for Cot
tonla.ls and 81 for small: GRAY Geese, $2 5O@3;
White Geese, 81; Brant 81 500l rs
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-25
HIDES, TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS

HIDES AND SKfNS-No change to report.
Heavy salted steers are quotab e at S@S1xc p
b cuIls and brands, 7@71ac; medium, 7G71ac:
culls and brands, 6@61ac light, s@61ac: culls
and brands 5@51ac: Cowhides- 6@61oc; culls
brands, 5@51ac; salted Kip, 69olc: saited Calf,
7@sc; salted Veal 6@7c: dry Hides. 13c 2 ib
culls and brands IUc . II dry Kip and Veal. 10c
culls, SC q h CRY Calf SC; culls 1cc: Goatski ns
2c@S5c each; Kids, Sc: Deerssins, goo summer
SheepskIns, shearlings, 100 &c each: short WOOL
20@35c each; medium, 40@50c each; long wools
81 6D6Oc each
iALLOW-No. l. rendered, Sc; No. g 21sc q
h; refined, 514c; Grease. &c Is h.
WOOL-Is dull at unchanged prices We quote
Fall Wool as iolows: umboldt and Mendocino
sG9c 2 h: free northern. 71a081ac q h; middle
coun les, free. 61a(07c rs b. defective Ala
@6c; San Joaquin, Bose; do, foothi 5@7c; Fast
ern rrgon spring. 71a@ec: Valley. o egon. ~
@121ac; do, fail and lAmbs l1@111
choice and l2@l3c for Iancy. There is a good de-
maud for fancy Hops and the tendency is still up
Nnrd .