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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-09-08
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
An Important Meeting-Many Bills
Presented and Ordered Paid-ES.
tablisbing an Electric Light
Plant Discussed - First
Meeting for a Month";

Plant Discussed - First
Meeting for Month.
Present; President Livingston,
Carmichael, Pittman, Water
man and Benjamin.
Minutes of preceding meeting
read by clerk and approved.
E. L. Carney spoke in behalf
of the county commissioners, re-
garding settlement of the road
fund, and presented a schedule
from Mr.. Sistrunk showing state
ment of same from 1892 to 1896,
an amount of some $4,000. The
proposition of the county: If the
city will appropriate this amount
towards building roads in edge Of
city the county will appropriate a
like amount and build continu-
ously from the Ocala roads out
into the county. Upon motion of
Benjamin the matter, which is a
very important one, was referred
to q later meeting Of the entire
board.
G.. w. Torrey asked for rebate
on certain property in city. On
motion referred to finance COM
mittee.
Mayor Bullock stated that
there was no official map Of the
city and recommended that a
map now in use be made an Off
cial one and kept in vault. Re-
ferred to street committee with
instructions to report at next
meeting.
n. M. Alfred presented propo-
sition from DR.. Grothe for settle
ment of delinquent taxes by eau
ceiling Judgment in favor of said
Grothe against the city and cash
for same as per difference in ia
vor of the city. Granted and
matter ordered settled.
An ordinance was introduced
by attorney Alfred to be submit
ted to the people regarding the
issuance Of bonds by the city to
establish an electric light plant
to be owned by the city. Read
and referred to judiciary COM
mittee.
A resolution was read from ju-
dietary and light committees re-
lating to the petition from vott rs
on the purchasing of an electric
light plant to cost not more than
$4,000. This resolution was
adopted.
An ordinance was read looking
to the better observance of the
Lords day by shop-keepers and
others. No one claimed the or
dinance and it was tabled. Or
dinances referred back from the
various committees were laid
over until next meeting.
Monthly pay roll ordered paid.
The following bills wer, also or.
dered paid: Electric Light Co.,
S242.Oc; Marion Free Press,
s16s.6O; Mrs. NJ. D. Taylor, for
zoe and 81; H. B. Masters, sl.5O;
Ocala Evening Star, S2.G2, s34.GO;
J. L. Smoak, 1926; f. P. Gillian,
s5.s5; S. T. Sistrunk, slO.32; G.
Carmichael $500; L. Platter, soc:
F. P. Durand, 500; r. Bullock,
$3.50; 7. E. Biggs, sl.s5; Stand.
ard Lime Co., SIS; feed bill.
S2l.32, s26.52; Anti-Monopoly
drug store, SOC; Ocala Lime Co..
SlS35; j. A. Plttnan & Co.,
1926; Evening Star, s.; r. E.
Yonge & Co., 81. sl.65, sl,35;
Bd. Equalization, $50; McIver &
Mackay, SIS; j. \. Pittman &
Co., SOC; S. 6. Morgan, IS 90.
Report Of officers: Sanitary
inspector reports health OF The
city good and sanitary condition
excellent. The other officers
made very comprehensive and
neat reports which We're all or
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ready by the first Monday in No

"A COMPARISON OF views was
made over the assessment of the
lands of the Wekiva Land Co.
and the West Coast Land and
Improvement Company, situated
in Dunnellon, their agent, E. G..
Bird, contendlng certain lots
should only be assessed at $4,000,
while the county assessor valued
them at $4,000. 1t was shown
that these companies disposed of
three lots for $1,000. 1t was fur
ther shown that these companies
were holding their land along the
Withlacoochee river bank for their
phoshate deposits, being rich in
that material, valued at $4,000.
The board ordered the clerk to
notify E. G. Bird, agent, at Jack
sonville, to appear at the next
meeting and say why the taxes
on these lands should not be in
creased.
DR.. Newsom appeared before
the board, explained his rejected
bill of the evening before and it
was then ordered paid. The
board then elected DR.. New
som Jail surgeon at a salary of
$40 month. to do the practice
needed among the prisoners.
A question of great interest to
the board and the taxpayers was,
the tax levy for 1897. The board
as whole disliked increasing
taxes but taking the increase of
state taxes from ~ to 81 mills
and the increase of ] a mill de-
manded by the board of public in
struction, board could not see how
it could be avoided. Carney and
Chitty thought the school levy
should not exceed last years,
while Allen and Williamson said
give the board of instruction all
they ask for up to the 5 mill limit.
Reduce anywhere, everywhere
but not at the expense of the
schools, was the slogan of Allen
and Williamson and they carried
the day.
The assessment is as follows:
School fund mills, county prop
er II mills, building funds / mill,
road funds 2 mills and state 5
mills; total 154 mills.
All the financial reports were
checked up and found correct.
County treasurer's commission
was s29.52
G.. G. Higgenbotham was ap-
pointed inspector of marks and
brands of the Llnedale district,
to take the place of the former in
spector who was accused of not
only marking and branding the
cattle but appropriating them to
his own use. Hence the change.
Clerk Sistrunk submitted his
report, covering year July, 1896
to July, 1897, showing collections
from all sources S5S,2SS,O9, of
which amount $11,222,99 was in
bank July, 1896.
The Star will publish report in
full the coming week.
The amount owing the city on
road funds was ascertained to be
S1,s33.O4. less prorata of money
lost in broken banks. County
chairman of board was requested
to confer with city council and
settle same.
Warrant No. 266, drawn tc
order of A. E Delouest, was or
derCd destroyed.
| Geo. MacKay was ordered tc
make soundings, draw plans anG
specifications of the proposed
| Withlacoochee river bridge, cost
not to exceed $25.
The denouement that was ex
pected and came on the part o
the Harris majority of the board
came as Mr.. Davidson was called
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

BOSTON, Nov. s.-The Earl Fruit Company real
the following prices for California fruit at auc-
ton to-day; Grapes-Tokays, single crates 81 Us
o. %, average 81 Al; double crates, So 1904 Is,
average s2 So; Cornichon. single crates 81 O50
l SO. average 81 Al: double crates, So 2O(G2 80
average So 26 Malagas, single crates, sO@85c
average SIC. Three cars sold to-day.
CHICAGO. Nov. S-The Earl Fruit Company
sold to-day: Grapes Tokays. single crates
5O@75c average CSC; Maiagss, 65@S5c. average
SOC; Emperor. csc; Verdelie, 5OcGS1, average
76c. Four sod to-day.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. s.-Auction sales of
California fruit by the Earl F1uit Company
Grapes-Tokays, single crat' IS, ;0c@$1 80, aver
age 81 81; doubles, 81 s5@e 80, average So 80;
Cornichon. single crates, 81 2t@1 so, average
81 81 doubtless $2 So; Emperor. 81 90. Pears
Nelis, 81 5h. Two cars sold to-day
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-The Earl Fruit Company
realized the following prices auction to-day
Ora es-Tokays, single crates 95c@$1 so, aver
age 81 "a double crates, 81 9594 average So a !;
Cornichon, sng.e crates, 81 3U@l As, average
81 So: doubles, 50 1892 90, average $ 81 Nal.
agas. sirge crates 81 l5@l 2t, average, 81 II:
White TOkay, 81 40@l so, average 81 so; Red
Emperor, 81 sc 1l 35, average 81 "a Five cars
sod to-day.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, Nov. s.-Trading in cattle
slow during the morning, but became fairly ami
mated later, with prices ruling barely steady to
l0c lower. Strictly prime title were not offer
ing very freely. Prices ruled as follows: Good to
extra steers, 81 60@5 25 common grades, s3 IS
"a AS: stockers and feeders 81 90@4 30: bulls,
cows and he fers, $2@i 50; calves, good, s6 25@
z: Texans, $3 4U@3 go; Westerns So 1904 rs.
The bulk of the sales were at S4 40@4 go
HOGS-Prices ruled strong for hogs at ad-
vance Of about sc on last weeks closing figures.
1 he greater part of the hoVs crossed The scales
at 50 55@3 70, coarse heavy packers
selling at So 40 a 3 so and the best
bacon lots at S5 1903 80. Choice hogs of differ
ent wei hts sold close togel her, aud pigs sold
chiefly at So 40&3 IS. The average was fairly good.
The late market was weak packers" selling a
little lower
oHEkP-There good demand tor sheep
ana lam bs and stronger market. Sheep were
wanted at 81 50@l3 for the poorest to s4 400 so
foT prime native, while Western rangers focks
changed ownership at $3@4 35 Lambs sod az
lively at S4@5 rs Tor poor TO prime lots fe ders
paying S4 1904 80 for lambs ana SO S5@4 Tor
sheep.
Rpcepts-Cattle. 1s,5oO hogs, $4,000; sheep
10000
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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8-The Evening Posts Lon
don financial cablegrsm: The stock markets
were quiet and irregular to- day. Consols were
firm because Of easier rates and shortness OF stock
Contangoes on mines are about at the same as the
previous settlement Kafirs were weas. Aus
tralians were good. The general settlement to
begin tomorrow will probably be small affair,
with slightly easier money. Gold is in strong de-
mand for the Continent India is also buying
moderately, but at present not on exchange opera
tions, but mercy the usual demand for the
baZsaIs
Americans opened steadier the rise In New
York, followed by small and feeble purchases
here, then New YORK began to sell, the market
dropped closing fiat
A few more such days will probably entirely ex-
haust the patience Of such few bulls exist here,
Brazils were q At.
Grand Trunks were strong on reports that nego-
tiations proceeding favorably in arranging a
freight route with the Wabash system over
the loop line of the old Great Western Company
and via the New York, Ontario and Western TO
New York.
The Paris and Berlin markets were quiet am
assured fairly good authority that IL Is possib
that the Rechsbank may make no further change
in the this
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an increase in the quantity afoat for Europe of
7

an increase In the quantity atoat for Europe OF
l,9S0OOO bushels.
Worlds shipments for the week amounted to
to 9247O 600 bushels, inclusive of 272 GOO bushels
from India. The English visible increased 8 900
bushels. Repor from ST. Louis said the bids
sent TO the country Saturday for wheat had all
been accepted. The market was steadied in
measure by the heavy exports-S20, 900 bushels
fair Withdrawals from store here and stronger
French markets Paris wheat steady to 20
centimes higher and flour advanced 1920
centimes- Antwerp was unchanged. New York
reported 3S0,0C0 bushels taken there aud at out
ports aturday and SO loads to-day. Thes worlds
available supply is expected show an in rsase
this week of about 6 900 900 bushels the increase
last year being 3,331 600 bushels
Nor. Invest markets ruled very weak and eX-
erted considerab influence values here later
in tue day. December was bringing 1sc al the
close. May was weaker than December. IL
ranged from 9J34c to 90c and closed at 9014(0
90ssc, a decline or 12s@112c
Corn was steady helped by an excellent export
seventy-eight loads taken TOR export. This
caused the arket to soon recover ON the slight
opening decline
oats were quiet, the bulk of the business con-
sisting OF changing. selling December and taking
on May. The feeling WAS hrmer on he excep-
tional cash demand here and at the seaboard.
Provisions were very dull but steady. Hog re-
ceipts were oOOU less tnal was expected and yel-
low fever news more favorable. Opening
prices were at slight advance, which was main
tanned to the close
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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explanation.

The arrow dles with the wind. The top figures
81 station indicate maximum temperature for the
Gays: 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 poinis OF equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines equal temperature. Ths
word "high" means high bRrometric pressure and
is usually accompanied by fair weather: 'How''
refers to low pressure and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
flows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When he 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 improb-
able. With "high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling TO 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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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov 8.-Wheat made drop at the
opening OF about 12c per bushel, compared with
the price it closed at Saturday The Liverpool
market opened 1ad lower and had declined Sad
more by the time trading commenced here Re-
ceipts everywhere greatly exceed last years.
1907 O0J bushels being reported at primary
points, against 1907, 900 bushels last year. while
Minneapolis and Duluth receipts amounted to
1888 cars, compar ed with 1856 last week. but 9S3
last year selling was quite general the OPEN
ing, several stop-.oSs orders being recorded De-
cember started a. 921aQ93c ainst saturd US
close OF 94c. A few sales were made at 9314c
right after the opening Then prices sagged uf
again TO 921ac.
After the first half-hour trading became very
duh and prices fuctuated within 81 C limit for
the rest OF the session. AS an explanation Of he
Liverpool weakness was found in private English
cables claiming fine prospects for The Argentine
crop. Tn re were rsins throughout the winter
wheat brlt and more indicated. Later in the day
an aduitto o the previous pen fui bea- news
was mace oy the publlcatoI of The visibe-suppy
bushels, compared with an increase year ago on
the similar week Of ], 243,000 bushels. There was
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
A ROUGH AND READY CONSUL.
How He Upho1ds the Honor OF His
Country in a Foreign Land.


Country in a Foreign Land.
If all the American Consuls were like
James H. Madden, who is located at
Smyrna. Turkey, foreign nations would
have more respect fo. Uncle Sam.
Madden is a native of Illinois, and lie
is, from all accounts, brick. He cannot
understand Turkish, but he can speak
English, and, we are sorry TO say, 1t is re-
ported he swears like a trooper. The
Americans who have visited that part of
Turkey are, however, inclined to believe
Madden is all right and that he is q
worthy representative of this great and
glorious republic.
The first time Madden showed what
stuff he was made of was when consign-
ment of supplies collected by American
missionaries arrived at Smyrna. The
Turk ish officials refused to pass the sup
plies The missionaries called on Mad
den. He went down to the custom house,
spoke emphatic English for a while. swo, e
lot, and then commanded the Turks to
load the goods on steamer. He was
obeyed without protest and the incident
closed.
Next, an American citizen got into
trouble and was sent to jail. He appealed
TO Madden. The Consul demanded either
an immediate trial or the release of the
prisoner. He got no satisfaction.
Then he told the Turkish officials that
il the prisoner was not tried or released
within two days he would go to the Jail
and take him out. The two days passed
and nothing had been done. Armed with
a sIedgehammer Madden repaired to the
Jail. He proceeded to batter down the
door and release the prisoner. and that
was the end of that.
We believe Madden is Democrat, but
it matters net what he is. If the stories
told about him are true he should be left
at Smyrna ss q constant reminder to the
Turk that Uncle Sam cannot be fooled
with.-CIeveIand Leader.
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DEClDuoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

There very few Wine Grapes In yesterday
and quotations were largely nominal in conse-
quence Table Grapes were about the same.
Peaches dull and going out Small
Ounces are weak and dull but choice large fruit is
bringing more money.
Seeding Oranges the market.
Jersey Cranberries are on the market and are
being taken in:pIefeIence 10 Cape Gods, which are
running poor this year.
DECIDUOUS. FRUITS
Strawberries, $46l5 u ch est for large
Raspberries, $4@a q chest
Cape Cod Cranberries ST 50ll7 p bbl; Jerseys,
Ss 25l9; Coos Bay. So bUG2 rs p box.
Peaches, 25@5Oc r box tor common and 75c9
81 Tor faLcy.
Pears, Winter Nells, bO@75c; common kinds
40@50c p box.
Apples. 25@4Oc p box for common and 60@s5c
for good TO choice
Ounces, p @65c y box.
Grapes. in boxes, 2o635c for Muscats. 25@S5c
for black 2C0t DC Tor Tokay and 35@D4Oc for Corn-
thon- Crates sell about lOc higher than boxes
Zinfande Wine Grapes, fist CROP noninai :
second crop $s@l2; White Wine Grapes, $s@10;
Mission Grapes, $s910
Persimmons, b0tG75c y box.
PomeRranates. g, @75c q box.
CITRUS FKUITS-New Navel Oranges. S4;
Seedlings, 81: Grape Fruit, $6G7; Lemons, 81 BOG
= box for common and So 2b@2 80 for good to
choice: Mexican Lines. $293 p box; Bananas,
$l92 bunch: Pineapples S2@3 q doz
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.


WHEAT-The Riverside takes for Cork So, 326
ctis, Valued at $9S,0OU: Louis Pasteur, Tor Lon
DON l.76C cJls at $4,000.
The market was weaker. both on and of call, as
Will be seen by The quotations
Local quotations follows: 81 43s49l 45
for No. !, 81 4o14 Tor choice and 81 4712gl 90
Gu ior extra choice Tor milling.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9;l5 o'clock-Decem ber-
1000 ctls, 81 44$l. May-2U.000 81 Al "a; 1000,
81 A "a; 10000, ST. AZ
SECOND sEssIoN-Decemper-2O ctls, ST. 447s :;
4OOO, 81 44s4; $4,000, 81 446s. May-l6,OUU,
81 AZ; 2U0O. 81 421h
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-1O TO-
QUO ctls 81 445s 1000, 81 44as: 81 600, 81 4412
May-1O,OO0, 81 AZ: $4,000, ST. as
AFTERNOON SESSION - Dece oer-40O0 ctls
81 $40; 2U00 81 441s; 1900. ri "A; 600u,
81 43Ts; $4,000, 81 1855; 10000 81 4S34 May
a2o00, 81 40s4; 1000. 81 4o5s; 1000 81 40ss
Sd 900. 81 4012.
BA ARLEY-Feed rules firm with good demand
Feed, S21s990c for dark to good and 9212c for
choice bright: Chevaler for seed, 81 oG@1 60;
Brewing. 81 O5@1 0712 for No. and 9O@s5c q
ct Tor DARK Coast.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoS-9:l5 oclock-No sales.
SECOND SEssioN-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decembe ber-4OO0
cts, 71sc May-400O. S91ac.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales
tons The market Is dull Fancy Feed, ST. 2O@l 25:
good TO choice, 81 121a@l $; common, ST 05@
l lO; Surprise 81 25Gl 35: REQ, ST. 171201 3O:
Gray, 81 l0@l l5; Milling 81 121a@1 1742 p ctl;
Black Tor seed. 81 S5@I 81. Clipped Oats sell at
$1G2 D ton over the raw product
CORN-AH kinds are weak and Small Round
Yellow and White lower. Small Round YeF
low, 81 l21z@l Is p ctl; Large Yellow 9712c;
White, 81.
RYE-sl IO@l l21h q ctl
BUCkW II EAI-Quoted at ST. 2O@1l 25 p ctl.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys are in oversuppy
and lower. Other Poultry is about the same
Game is rather weaker.
A Car of Eastern sold at $5 for Hens and young
Roosters $4 80 for old Roosters and 81 for Fryers
Anotbe~ goes on to-day.
Live Turkeys. l3@l 4c for Gobblers and l2@14c
for Hens; dressed Turkeys 11@15c: Geese y pair
81 25@l so; Ducks. So 60@5; Hens, So 60G5
BOOSTERS. young $405 p doZ; do, old. $414 25;
Fryers. So 5O@5: Broilers So 25@3 so for large
and So 5O@3 for small: Pigeons, 81 25@l 60 u
doz for young and 75c@$1 for old.
GAME-Quaii. y dozen, 81 l212@1 %: MaIard,
So 50@4 SO; Canvas shack, S4(@5: Sprig, So 80 |;
Teal, 81 q dozen: Widgeon, 81; small Duck
81 rs: Gray Geese, So 50 White, Sl@l 25: Bran
81 so: English Snlpe 81 SO; JACK Snipe, ST. ;
Hare, 81; Rabbits, 81 25@1 so for Cottontais and
75cGlSl for small.
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POTATOES. ONIONS. VEGETABLES.

Potatoes in good supply and weak. Onions
ATE higher. Vegetables range about The same.
OTATOES-Early hose, 30@35c; River Reds
4U645c River Burbanks, 3U@40c; Oregon Bur-
banks, 5OG6Uc; Salinas Burbanks 6O@s0c; Sweet
Potatoes, 35@50c q ctl for Rivers ana 60@70c for
MERGED.
ONIoNs-s1 35al SO; oregons, 81 4O@l as:
Pickle Onions, 50075c q sack.
VEGET BLES-M Mushrooms quotable at
15@20c q p; Mhrrowfat Squash, $S@10 q
ton; Hubbard squash $l0@l2; Bay Cucumbers,
4O@l75c p box; Green Peppers 4O@6Oc for Chile
and 50@65c for Bell; Dried Peppers, 5@6c; Green
Peas, 31a@4c p h: String Beans, 4@5c; Lima
Beans, 21a93c q ID; Dried Okra, 6@Sc; Egg Plant,
4OG5Oc: Cabbage, 6O@75c q ctl; Carrots, 25@
SOC y SACK; Garlic, 11a@2c p b; Tomatoes 3U@
40c p box.
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.
Hides continue unsettled. but prices show no
| cla md OF

Hides continue unsettled. but prices show no
further change. Wool and Hops quiet.
HIDES AND SKINS-I ulls and brands cell 1c
under sound stock Heavy salted steers 1Oc
D ID; medium, 9c light, S12(G9c: CowhideS,
o1a@9c; Stags 51ac: salted Kip. &c; salted
Calf, 10@llc "a ID; salted Veal. &c: dry Hides,
159l51ec; culls and brands 12@l21ac dry Kip
and Veal. lac; dry alf 1Sc: culls, 12c Goatsklns
2U@35c each: Kids, SC; Deerskins good summer.
tbeor,,n 10: sns Eoe: "hser ioc, assn
each; medium, 60@SO each; long woods, S0c@$l
each
TALLow-No 1. rendered s@31hc p n: No
2, 2@1212c refined, sc; Grease, 2@214c q b.
WOOL - Fall clip - Middle counties free,
10@13c do defective, 10@11c: San Joaquin, de-
fective- 7@9c . b: do Lambs 61a@Sc: Southern
Mountain e@l2c; free Northern, l2Ql4c q ID;
90. defective, 9@l1c; Humboldt and Mendocino,
13(Gl5c q ID.
hOPs-Old crop, 2@6c p ID Tor poor to fair and
S@lUc for good; new crop 10@1412c
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch OF the United States Hydrographc
Office located in the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard TO nationality and free or
expense.
Navgators are cordially invited visit the
office, where complete sets OF charts and sailing
directions OF the world are kept on hand COM
parison and reference, and the latest Information
can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers
to navigation and all matters OF interest 10 ocean
commerce.
The time ball on TOP OF the building Tee
graph Hill is hCisied about minutes before
noon. and Is dropped at noon, 12Uth meridian, by
telegraphic signal received each day from the
United States Naval Observatory Mare Island
Cal.
A notice stating whether the time ball was
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PROVISION ),
There is the usual iObbiug and shipping trade at

There is the usual jobbiug and shipping trade at
unchanged prices.
CURED MEATS-Bacou, sligo q Ii for heavy,
&C Tor light medium, lUc Tor light, l012c p fb
for extra and I2c for sugar-cured. East
ern sugar-cured Hams. 1O1a@l1c; California
ex s "a mess do. 80; family nes do' slo salt
Pork, ss@s so p bbl: extra prime Pork. SO oO
extra clear, SIG; mess $l4 80 q Dbl; Smoked
Beet. l01s@121zc p b.
LARD-Eastern tierces quoted at 514c q ib for
compound ana DC tor pure; pas, 7c; California
tierces, DC Is u Tor compound and &c for pure
half bbls, 614c; lob tins 7c; do ID, 71ac.
CoTTOLkNE-Tierces 63sc. Packages less
than goo Ds-l-b pals, 90 in a case, s7sc 3-h
pals, 20 in case, S3sc 5-b pals. II in case
SAC; lob pals. 6 in case s1sc: 90 ID Tins, or
In case. 1890: wooden buckets 20 lbs net
7sc: fancy TUBS 80 lbs net, 1886; half DbIs, about
10 ibs 71hc a n
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS

Ranch Eggs have again ad dvanced. They are
very scarce aud firm. There is no change in Butter
and Cheese
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fanoy creameries, 2s@29c: sec
onds 26@2712c 2 ID.
DA1RY-Choice to fancy. 23@25c p b; lower
grades 16@z24ac
PICKLED-224n24c p ID
FIRKIN-l9@20c y 10
CREAMERY TUB-2212@231ac D D.
EAsTERN-l2@l3c for ladle-packed.
CHEESE-ChOlce mild new, lZ(Gl3c f9 b: COM
mou to good, l0@llc; Cream Cheddar. ll@l2c;
Young America, l20121ac; Western, i11a0l2c;
Eastern, 121a91312c p 10.
EGGs-kanch Eggs, 35@421ac; store Eggs
SOC q doz; Eastern, 23@25c for fancy, .09221ac
for tirsis and l7@l9c tor seconds; Duck Eggs
20@25c y Dozen