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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

The dem nj for all desc rlptons under this he al
is ow and prices show change except de-
cline n IN products.
FLUUf-Net cash prices Family extraA
S4 55@4 So: Bakers extras. 81 30G4 40 ? bbl
CORNMEAL ETC.-Feed Corn, $40 50Q21;
Cracked Corn s21@22 y ton
MILLSTU FFS--PrceS in sacks are rs 70 lows,
usual discount TO the tradt: Graham Flour, DO
e 100 his; Rye Flour 81 so F 100; Rice Flour,
&5 rs; CornmeaL 81 20; extra cream do, S3:
3 30: Buckwheat Flour $3 25@3 SO: Cracked
Wheat, $3 20; Farina, So SO; Whole Wheat Flour,
S3 rs: Rolled oats tbbsl. SIS 7Uto5 9O in sacks,
So 76; Pesu Barley. s4; split Peas, So 5O Green
DO, rs 100 lbs
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Norwood. lot on E line of Broderick street, - -
OF Sacramento. 25 by Il SG:6: $40. t,ne
of Post stree. l25 w OF Devsadero w 70 oy
II a. also lots !, 3and 90, Lakevle" qu''o''''-
deed: $40. ,or
Antoine and Oracle Borel to Patrick Lana. io'
on line of Fourteenth street, 50 OF Lhhue' D.
" 25 by no: $40. , ~
Herman Horuman by harles F. Ppsol com.
missioner, to Edward ]. lie Breton, loc on y ~ I M
fifteenth street. 2SG w of Sane 81 ps ~
l15 S*7j3 L,
line OF Powell street, II n OF Washington ~ ~
by so: $40.
lydia L Rice AMI Helen c. Watson to Johan ID.
Prien, lot on r. line OF 5O-vara lot !! $50 oelhs -
! 81 :6 L of Leavenworth street and 1870 ~ VI
Pine y 30 by W ~; 81.
Sem + and Anna X. Fevrier to John ana Leo
poldina Marcollo lot on lire OF North si,n Poinl'
1895 of Larxin street, n by 13! 70; S1o
Thomas and EsteIle w II. Magee 20 William A.
line OF Steuart street, 81 - NV CT Mission, w
4b:l0 by NE 137 :6; also lot on line of Goiaen G
eU. w %, 57:o, 81 IS, 1879 81.
Julia b. and EDWARD D. Bey lard 10 John "; Y;
Allyne and William III. White, lot ON W line OF
Minna street, 225 NE OF Second, NE 20 by n y"
50; $40.
George o. Davis 10 tdward Duncan lot on Sc
line of Folsom ct, 342:6 SW of Third, >W loU,
sE 80, y E no. Sc 10, y 40, NV 16O; also rlgh-
OF way on Louisa; also lot on n f line of Seventh
street. $50 + of Bryant Sc 100 by NJ S5: also lot
on corner of Stoc kton and North Point streets,
+ 1a7:6 by 275: also lot on w line OF Cleman-
tina street, 325 SW OF Fifth. SW 26 by NV 10;
dustave and Julia Brenner to Sol j. Levy, lot
on line OF Thirty-seventh avenue 175 of
street. 81 81 by 1ZO; $40.
Adolph and Margaret A brams to Christian Hol-
tum, lot on SW cor Ter OF K street and twenty
ninth avenue, w $3.50 by 100; $40.
George f. Church Minnie =. Church. lot on L
line OF Forty-seventh avenue, 200 or street,
70 by T. l2U; also lot on line OF Forty seventh
avenue It's S of street, 25 by + l2U; gift; also
lot on \ h line of Francis stree, 250 NV OF MIS-
sion, NV % by NE 100, block B, Academy Tract;
$40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY
William Achard o Laura +. Achard, undivided
half interest in lot oil 5 line of Eleventh street,
100 OF Franklin so by 5 rs; also lot on 4
line of Brush street. rs n OF Eighteenth, 25 by
h rs, Oak and: 1921.
Sherwood w. Fuller to Haywood Bros and
Wakefield Company, lot on n line Of ) venth
street, $50 L OF Kirkham, Z 81 by 147. Sc,
block 5o3 Oakland: $40.
John l.. and Lizzie NJ. Bradbury TO Alexander
Young, lots ! to u, being the entire block H,
l. nda Vista Terrace, Oakland and Oakland An
mex SO
Aaron Williams executor of the estate of Mar
garet Williams) to sarah a. bapman, lot on
line of Dover street, 48 n of Mono avenue. 125
by .6 being lot g block +, Brumagim Tract,
Oakland Annex; grant
Alfred and Agnes b. Higgins to Elizabeth NJ.
scenic Park Tract, Berk eley: $40.
J. c. and Mary +. McMullen TO ]. +. Curtis, lot
8, block T., Daily Tract. Brooklyn Township; SO.
W. b. and L. J Reed TO w. H Marston, lot on
SW line of Clinton avenue, $40 w of Willow
street. NV 90 SW 50, : so NE 81 80 to Begin
ming. block rs. lands adjacent to kncinal, Ala
media; $40.
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LONDON MARKET 5.

NEW YOPK, Nov 23-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says The stock mar
kets here we're neglect. to-day. The mining set
tlemen shows an increased account and sitter
rates because of the rise in money. The same
ma X will probably Apply to-morrow at the gen
eIal settlement.
mericans opened dull, but closed firm.
The Paris and Berlin markets were quiet.
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Potatoes are selling at Ii higher range OF values,
but the marXet is quiet. Onions are firm. Peas,
Beans and To,u aloes are high r.
POTATOES kose, 40 db0c; River RedA
35@40c River Burbanks, 3U@40c % saca) j:
Oregon Burbanks. 5U@65c: salinas BurbanKs 81
(Gs0c; Sweet Potatoes, 40@50c r. ct for Rivers
60@65c for Merctd; new volunteer Potatoes,
3l2@4c q ID
ONIONS-sl 4O91 so: cut Onions, 75c9s1; {;
Pickle Onions, 5O975c q sack.
VEGETABLES Mushrooms lbG25c p 10; Mar
rowfat Squash, $e@l0 q ton: Hubbard squash
$40 q ton; Cucumbrrs nominal; Green Peppers
nominal: Dried Peppers. $500 q ID; Green
Peas. 5@7c q ID: stting Beans, 5GSc g 10; Dried
Okra l-12c; Cabbage. 60G75r q ctl; Carrots, 70
030c q sacx; Garlic, 3031ac F b: tomatoes, SOC
D$l q box.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Bril- get Nj ellon (widow) to John C. and Maggie
A. Mellon (femme-soe) lot on 5 line of Golden
Gate avenue, 1925 w of Cough w 20 by 1916;
gift
Adelaide Nj. Marks to Emma Scholl, lot on w
line of Pierce street, 1915 ) of Haight, 80 by
w 1925; $40.
Carl G. and Hazel NJ. Gross to Robert K. Palache.
lot line OF Green street. per cut In curb of
sidewalk 27:' "a Z from w line of lot OF Hazel
NJ. Gross III I7?S g. E 0:51A N, 1875 w ,
0:5A to beginning: SIS.
Charles h. aud Abb a. Norwood to Henry H.
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DRIED FRUITS. KAssINs, NUTS. ETC.
Apa from the usual iobbing trade there is moth

Apa't from the usual iobbing trade there is moth
in do1g.
DRIED FRUITS-ouotations are as follows:
Prunes. carload lo;s, 414@41ac .or 40-o0's. 3s4 "a
4c for so COS. 314@314c TOR 60-70's, 2&4@3c 'or
u -eps 2l4921ac y 10 for sO-90s ana Is4@2c
tor 80 zoos; Peaches. 5@519c p II; fancy o12@
TIC; peeled lOGl212; Apri cots, 5@ec 2 ID TOR
Roy ais and I@SAac Tor good to fancy MoorparKs:
evaporated Apples, t@6s4c: sun-dried, 3S4@414c;
black Figs IN sacks, 2@3c; Plums, 319@41ac q ID
fol- pitted and 1@l 12c for unpitted; bIeached
Plums, SC: Nectarlnes, 4G6c ss N tor PRIME to
fancy; Pears. 2G5c tor quarters and 212G612c for
halves according to color. etc
RAlSINS-New Raislns, 24@3c for 2-crown 4c
for 3-crown sc for 4-crown, 512c for SeedleSs
sutanas and Sl lon Is Tor london layers Dried
Grapes 2%c.
NUTS-Chestnuts qnotable at S@lOc p ib;
Walnuts 7@71ac p b for hard and $3.50 p ID
for softshell: Almonds 3@4c for hardsheli and SC
for papershel; Peanuts, 4@D5c for Eastern and
&c for California: Hickory Nuts, b@6c p ID; Pc
cans, 9@lOc p ID: Fiberts, S@912c; Brazil Nuts,
e@9c: Cocoanuts. $4 bO@5 q 100.
HONEl-New Comb. lUc for bright and !1sc
for lower grades; water white extracted. 4149
43lc; light amber extracted 334@4c D
kEkSW AX-23@25c p h.
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KAnsas City.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 3.-CATTLE-Recsipt,
$4,000. Market weak TO IUc over Native steers,
So 20@4 90; naive cows and heifers, 81 25@4
stockers and feeders, 81 50G4 35 bulls 81 45@D
3 25.
HUGS-Receipts, 29, 900. Market 10c lower.
Bulk OF sales. sS 25@3 30: heavies SO 221a6u3 80 :
packers S3 20@3 3212: mixed. 81 25G3 40;
lights. So 1b@3 3712; yorkers SO 35@3 37la;
pigs, S3@3 35.
SnFf.i Receipts 1000. Market firm. Lam bs,
$4G5 rs; muttons So sUG4 45.
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sUMMA KY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver again a lvancPd.
Wheat continues to rise. Barley steady.
Ofher cereals dull aud weak.
Bran and Middlings i'll scarce.
No change in Hay
Beans and seeds very dulL
Flour quiet Corn products lower
Potatoes and onions quiet
Peas. String Beans and Tomatoes higher
No change in Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Dressed Turkeys weaker and dull.
Hens and Roosters lower Game weak.
oranges coming III freely. Lemons and Lines
dull
BRED Fruit about usual.
Farreed Beef advanced. Pork products un-
changeG.
Hides, Wool and Il ops the same.
Meat market steady.
Coffee quiet.
Goa un changed.
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OUR FINE ExtORT TRADE.

From report issued by the Bureau of Statistics
of the Treasury Departmen it is learned that the
value o. the exports of merchandise from the
United states during October Sill 792 499,
ard the value OF imports $40. 969 Sl3, showing an
excess Of exports OF sol, So, 636. The value OF
the exports Tor the ten months ended october was
S SIS, ,O30, 69l, and that Of imports 1893 4342 9
showing an excess i value Of exports OF S2lS,-
2q6 49,. There was during the month an excess
OF the imports over the exports Of gold coin and
bullion amounting 10 Sll.O3O, no. while the eN-
ports Of silver com and bullion exceeded that Of
the imports by S3 533,6Sl.
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Omaha.

OMAHA, Nov. observation-disclosures 1900
Market steady. Naive beef steers SO SOG4 80;
Western steers, SO 65@4 80: cows aud heifers
81 9O43 s0; Gamers, 81 90@2 so; stockers and
feeders. s3 50G4 S5; caves, s4@6; bulls. stays,
etc. S @03 IS.
HOGS-Receipts $500. Market l0c lower
Heavy. So 2003 50: mixed. So 25G3 90 light
s3 o5d3 40: bulk of sales. SO 25@3 30.
SHEEP-Receipts, $500 Market steady. Fair
to choice natives S3 704 40; lair TO choice West
erns SO 60G4 20: common and stock sheep, $3@
s so, Ian. bs SAQ5 50.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Arrivals OF PeAns continue heavy and the No ar
ket is weak ar d dull. seeds motIonlesi at the
Old prices.
BEANS Bayos 81 9O62 Us; Small Whites
81 l6ml 20; Large Whites. 90cGS1 10: Pinks
81 25@1 3o Reds, 81 2O0l 35: Biackeye 81 10
a. So he'd Kidney. 81 75@2 20; Lmas. $l 609
10 Buffers, 81 25Gl so; Pea, 81 259l 40
SEEDo - Brown Mustard. So y ctl: Yellow
Mustard. S2Gd2 50 p ctl; Flax, 81 s092; Canary
seed, 21492s4c 2 ID; Alfalfa. bA4c: Rape. 20
234c; Hemp, &c: 1imothy. 512c. ~ 80
DRIED PEA s-Niles, ST. IS; Green. 81 2O@l ~
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There IS inst about enough coming in TO fill the
demand and prices are therefore steady
Wholesale rates for dressed from slaugh-
lerers follows.
BEEF-First quality, 61a@7c; second do. SAG
&c; third do 4G5c q n.
VEAI.-Larg- 5@6c; small. e@7 p n.
MUTTON-Wetners. 6@7c; lives &c p h
LA MB-Spring, 7@Sc q H.
PORK-Live Hogs. 331 @3Tsc for large and S1ac
for small and 35a@3S4c for medium; soft nogs,
21aN314c Ss ID; dressed do 5Qoc.
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BUTTER. GhhksE AND EGGS.

All descriptions are as previously quoted, the
demand about balancing the supply
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creameries, 2S@2ec Sec
onds, 26@27c r ID.
DA1RY-Choice 10 iancy 2S@25c q b; lower
grades l6@I24ac.
PIcKLED-22024c q ID.
fIRKIN-l9d20 20c F8 II.
CREAMERY 2ls@231ac y rh
EAsTERN-l2V 2VGl &c for iadle- packed.
CHEESk-Cho!ce mild new, l2@I21ac: COM
mon to gooi, l0@1lc: Cream Cheddar. 1l@12c;
Young America l2Ol2Lsc; OREGON. l012@ lc;
Western. il l1aGI2c; Eastern, 1212@131ac p Ib.
EGGS-Eancn Eggs. sSa43c q doz; store Eggs,
nominal; Eastern. 3J@5212c Tor fancy, 27lac for
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Builders Contracts.

P. ]. Rowan. owner, with Demartini & Pagano
contra ctors all work for three-story frame build
ing on W corner of McAlster md Lyon streets,
Z 25 by 90; Shea d Shea architect. S4S45.
Fannie Morris owner, with {. w. Duffie con-
tractor, all work for alterations and additions TO
three-story frame bui ding on f corner of Lar
kin and Post streets, \ - by E IS 80; a. j. Bar
nett architect; $4,000.
J. Prevented Urustee OF the estate OF E. 1.
Godstein ard William Goldstein, owner with
Jerome f. Bitter. contractor, paint ng, granting
and polishing for a lhree-stOry frame bJdi on
y + corn of o i've and Van Ness avenues, 81
by 100; salf Id 4 Kohherg arch tecls: 81 200 .
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NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.
Oregon.

PORTLA " d. Nov. %. The local VIII eat marx ct
is firm and shade higher. exporters quoting
7412D75c for " liza walla, TIC for blue ste m and
7Sc for valley. Receipts continue heavy.
Cleared: German ship Peru, Gu cen stown. with
l27 5 bushels of wheat.
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nothing doing part Sd hig her: carGoes on pas
sellers Indifferent operators. part 3d
higher; English country markets firm; french
coun ry markets, firm; wheat IN Farls STEADY )
Hour i'll Paris quiet
COTTON Uliands. "a
CLOSE
WHEAT-Spot No. / red Northern spring,
firm, Is 61ad.
COKN-Novemoer steady, 3s 26si; December,
IS 234d: January eteady, IS 21sd; American
mixed firm. Is 211d
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WOOD, LUMBER, ETC.

Posts, s@loc each for No. and b1a@61sc for
No q Redwood, So per cord; Oak rough, So so;
peeled, 50: Pine, S5 rs.
LUMBER-Re al prices nominally fol-
lows: Pne-Ordinary sizes, 81 ola for NJ. ana
SO sos Tor No. 2; extra sizes higher. Redwood
-$l49l7 for No. l and ST. ~ 50 for No. 2;
I,ath i feet. ST. 7U1l 80; Pckets. SIG; Shingles.
ST. 25 for commcn and 81 % for fancy; Rustic,
$l9@21; Shakes, SO.
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

5S o, Northern Pacific 4742, do preferred 80 $50
Reading $500, Rock Island 4640, st Paul 1924.
Union Pacific 47S5. State Gas $50 Consoli-
Gated Gas 9099 sugar l7725.
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IMPORTS or GROCERIES.

Imports of staple groceries at this port during
the first ten months OF The year were as follows,
comuared with the same time in 1886: Sugar,
3l3 7uO uOO lbs. against 50 S0U,OOO; cotfee, IL
9S2 900 ns against l. i 900; Rice, 57,2SS,0U0
ths aeainsL 35.5l5UU0.
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CASH In THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23-To-day's statemen
of the condition OF the treasury shows: Available
cash balance, $216. sos 5S5: goId reserve, 81 56,
565.43O
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Novembe ber-1397

NoTK-In the ABOVE exposition or the tides tbs
early morning tides given In the left hand
column and the successive ttdes OF the day In ths
order OF occurrence lime The second tina
column gives the second tide OF the day the third
time column the third tide, and the last or rIgh.
hand column gives the last tide Of the day eIcens
when there are but three tides As sometlme,
sccurx The heights given are additions To 1hs
soundings the United States Coast snrvs.
char:a except when minus sign (-) proceed a. tns
height, and then the number given = subt racti vs
from the depth given by tho charts
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MINING STOCK
BosrOa.

BOSTON. Nov. 23-Atchfson. 1212; Bell Tele-
phone, 260: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
1855 Mexican Central, 51a; Oregon short Line,
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Sun. MOON AND TIDE.

Sun. MOON AND IIDE.
UNITED STATES COAST AND GFoDErIo SURVEY
TIMES AND HEIGHTS HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT foRT POINT. ENTRANCE TO SAN
FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.
NoTE-Ihe high and low waters a, the
City Front Miss WHARF about twenty
FIVE minutes later than Fort Point; heis sht
OF tide is The at both places
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on the Produce Exchange TO-DAY the Butter mar
keT wGs steady. Creamery, l5@21c: dairy. II
@19c; cheese quiet S@S12c; eggs firm, lresh
Sc
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W ashingcon.
PoRTLAND,s BUSHES

TACOMA, Nov 23-Wheat frmer and higher
No. l blue stem, TSc: No. club 75c.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Closing Prices for Bonds and Hallway
Shares.

shares.
NEW YORK, Now 23.-Money on call easy
at 11a@2%: last loan l$4%; closed at l1h@2%;
prime mercantile paper. S14G41a%; Sterling ex-
change firm, with actual business in bankers bills
at 81 s51a94 s55s tor demand and s4 $3.50
S3 for 81 dars: posted ra,es, 81 e312@4 s642
commercial bills, "a 50; sill !er certificates $50
sec; bar SILVER, 5S34c; Mexican dollars 457sc;
government bonds irregular; State bonds, dull;
rail road bonds, firm.
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London
Liverpool.

LONDON, Nov 23-Consos, 1874; silver
271sd; French rentes 103f56c
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LIVERPOOL. Nov. rs -Wheat-Frm: No
standard California, 37s Cd; cargoes on coast,
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The Time Ball.

BRANCH HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFIcR u N>
MERCHANTS ExCHLNe
San FRANCISCO. November % 1897
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was droppsd
exactly at noon to-day e. at noon of the l2Jtn
mesioian or exactly at p N. Greenwich time.
W. s. HUGHES
Lieutenant U. s. N, In charge
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FOREIGN MARKETS

PORTLAND Nov. 23.-Exchanges. $2lo "a
balances $2S, ,759
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-21
THREE Winning
FIRST CHOICES
Quite Surprising to Race
goers at Emeryville
Track.
In the Stake Event ArreZzo Was
Beaten Out a Head By
Sly.
Mt. McGregor II Made the Running
in the Handicap and Disposed of
St. Lee Cleverly.

One of the most surprising features OF
the present two weeks racing spell at
Oakland track was the win yesterday of
three of the six favorites served up to a
confiding public. Early during the meet
form became entangled with some OF the
neigh boring barb-wi fences and salts
factory adjustment of affairs seems we'll
nigh impossible. While no cases of par
alysis were reported, the victory OF the
three first choices yesterday afternoon was
so starIling and sudden that the book
makers, in most instances. welcomed their
advent past the wire in advance of their
fields, they we're so lightly played The
attendance, both in the betting ring and
grand stand, was quite up to the average.
The California stake for maiden three
year-olds at SIX furIongs, worth 500 to
the winner, was the highest priced feature
of the card and saw Sly, Arrezzo and
Hannetta finish heads on the wire, in
the order named. Arrezzo, with Willie
Martin up, was 10 favorite and could
the wire have been moved ten yards
further, would have won.
In the mile and sixteenth handicap,
St. Lee was asked to concede too much
weight to the Burns & Waterhouse entry,
Mt McGregor ii, and the latter starting
favorIte in the ring at odds OF to l, made
all the running and won ridden out by
over two lengths in the fast time of 1:4714.
Wheel of Fortune was a good third.
Double Quick 10 to 1 shot, delighted
the hackers of first and second choices by
taking the opening seYen-furlOng run very
easily from Ricardo, % to l outsider
Kowalsky, the 10 5 choice, finished back
in the Tuck.
The conditions of the second event, a
five and half furlong spin, allowed Cas-
par 10 tumble in with 104 pounds in the
saddle, and starting TO 10 choice. the
youngster did not experience much diff
Guilty In beating out Quicksilver, the sec
ond choice. ridden by Johnny Weber.
The handicap hurdle affair over one and
a quarter miles resulted in rather tame
victory for Three Forks. The crack
jumper receding in the betting from to
10 twos, shouIdered his 165 pounds and
made show of his field. covering the
distance in 2:17H. Tuxedo was third, two
lengths in front of Fl Fl.
And what rare racing morsel was the
last race of the day-a scrimmage at seven
furlongs! McLight, with II. Shields in
even money and TO 10, but failed to get
within the money at the end. In furi-
Gus drive Spencer astride Charles A got
through the bunch opposite the paddock
and with Meadow Lark and Howard at his
mounts side got the Vrrdict by a head.
The black horse was so 10 l in the betting.
Following are to-day's entries:
First race, three-fourths of mile selling, welter-
weights
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DISCHARGES FOR DRUNKs.
Captain Robinson VIII Not Recogniz
Them When Presented by Attorneys.

Captain Robinson Will Not Recognize
Them When Presented by Attorneys.
John Craichi, milkman, was arrested
on Pacific street yesterday afternoon by
Policeman J. N. McGee for being drunk.
he was taken to the California-street
station and later to the City Prison.
About o'clock last night Attorney
Martin Quinlan called Cratchi out of his
cell. They talked for a few minutes ana
then Quinlan left. Cratchi told Captain
Robinson that Quinlan had shown him an
order OF discharge and wanted $5 to take
him out. Cratchi refused to give him the
money and then Quinlan came down to So.
This was also refused and then Qnlnlan
put the order of discharge in his pocket.
Captain Robinson at once gave instruc-
tions that no more orders OF discharge for
drunks should be recognized when pre-
sented by attorneys.
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NOTES.

Johnny Weber, who rode Quicksilver,
broke a stirrup in the stretch, which
augured against his chances.
Ricardo, who seems to be able to run
one good race semi-annually, came very
near landing the opening event at the
Juicy odds of 25 to l. The beauty of it IS,
the stable generally seems to know when
the gelding is going to furnish one OF these
good runs.
Kowalsky warmed up like stake horse
and a ton of coin went INTO the books on
Wade McLemore's horse. Slaughter
seems to have lost his riding form COM
pIetely, and should walk around on the
grass in the infieId for time. The talent
is rapidly getting soured on him.
Ba,quil, slow to get in motion, was COM
ing fast at the finish of the second race.
and over longer distance should make
his company hustle.
Harold Lindsay had been showing some
fast trials at lnglesloe and Tom Griffin
had hopes OF landing the stake event with
the colt. He made good showing, but
this of course does not pay for oats and
hay.
Gene Leigh says Arrezzo is hard luck
youngster and he let him run for the
stake alone yesterday. Not detracting ir
the least from the excellent performance
of Sly, it certainly looks as though Ar
rezzo ran the best race, all Things consid-
cred, and if ten yards further that colt
would have won.
Patsy Freeman had high hopes of win
ming with Hannetta and was not far
wrong in his representation. At the
paddock she looked all over a winner, but
faltered the last fifty yards.
The stable evidently did not lose much
money on Wheel of Fortune, as to was
always o btainable against her in the bet
ting.
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SAN FRANCISCO call"

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALI
ITO Market street, open until IL O'Clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH oFFICEs-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 o'clock.
$50 Hayes street. open until $50 o'clock.
615 Larkin street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
SW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets open
until 8 o'clock.
Z6le Mission street, open until O'Clock.
167 Ninth street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
1905 Polk street: open un II $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-21
YOUNG ATHLETES TO CONTEST,
Rival Glasses of Polytechnic High
School Will Ruild q Cinder Track

School Will Build a CiDder Track.
The boys of the Polytechnic High School
are going to have athletic cinder track
of their own. Next Saturday afternoon
the junior and middle classes OF the
school will give an athletic exhibition at
Central Park for the purpose of raising by
nominal gate charges some money needed
to perfect the track upon which the boys
themselves have long worked diligently
after school hours.
The track is on the grounds of the old
GIRLS High School on Bush street, near
Larkin.
The two classes will oppose each other
in base ebali game and in football game.
Following ae the players that will take
part IN the games. which will begin at l
O'Clock:
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ES SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, JAN. IL, 1897.
W. The orphans and halforphans that were re-
ceived into st. Francis Girls Directory Orphan
Asylum since July l, 1896 to January /, 1897,
are as following: Orphans, females-Ell Andrew.
age years. Teresa M ELISA, age years; Nellie
Allen, age years; Echo Allen, age years;
Phoebe Allen, age years months. Marie ST,
Clair age 1'hour. Half orphans, females-Ma
O'Farreil, age years; Henrietta O'Fsrrell, age
years; Nellie Otarreli, age years: Katie Dillon,
age IL years; Irene Cambel age years II
months: Nellie StocEing age 10 years; Angus
tine Hutton. age IL years; Mile Crowley, age 10
years; May Crowley, age years; Ethel Crow
ley, age year; Rena Matti, aga 8 years; males
Frank Hopper, age years; Charlie Hopper, age 8
years; Frank Kane. age years; Eddie Burk age
years; Louis Burk, age years; Dante Matti,
age years Robert Matti age years; Frank
Matti. age years 6months: George Dillon, age
year months.
FSs BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR 81;
collections made. city or country Pacific
collection Co.. AIS -dontgy St. room D. Tel. $3.50