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NEW YORK. STOCK MARKEr.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-To-day's business on
the STOCK exchange was larger than that of yesier-
day but he losses In the prices quoted at the close
nowhere large As those OF yesterday
81 hough the liquidation has been heavy, large
b ocks OF stock being thrown the m arket, there
has been good support forthcoming at The decline
Although the general course of the market was
downward, the decline was Interrupted by rallies
and one Of those periodical recoveries came IN
the last hour OF trading the days declines are
smat, except in some OF the less active stocks.
trces Tor a merlcan securities received from Lon
con at the tine OF the opening here showed recov-
cries OF traction all around, and the op- ming
prices here were advanced to the London pa T.
which as tie highest prices of the day the 10
Col exchange.
heacton soon set in and sugar showed signs of
continued weakness. Later IN the day an
authorized staten Mt reporting satisfactory
progress toward recovery from q surgicai opera
tion by the president OF the company steadfed this
STOCK and eliminated one OF the principal eIe-
he majority of standard railway shares showed
resistance 10 the downward tendency all day and
showed some recoveries from yesterdays weak
LESS ArhItra- e brokers bought stocks in this
market for London account, but this was probably
10 cover selling Contracts made at the early
higher level in London. Neverthe ess, it helped
counteract the weakness III the local market
Traffic returns from railroads were another favor
able influence.
Bonds moved in sympathy with stocks and
showed declines Total sa.es, 81, 45O00O.
tinted Stales old four, registered and the new
fours were advanced 1s bid
Tttal sales OF stocks o-dsy were 336 200 sh ares
including: AtchlSon preferred 1886, e. and o..
56UU, Burlington SO 425 l. and y S2S7 Man
haitian 3045, Missouri Pacific $3.50, y. j. central
1885, Northern Pacific preferred 1870 Read
ing 1910, ROCK Island Is 740, ST Paul 29,7S7,
southern Railway preferred 1857, Wabash pre-
terred 51C0 American Tobacco 500 bay Stale
Gas 1866, h1cago Gas Il, ,l2S. General Electric
4475, sugar 6O,672 Western Union 1866. Chicago
Great Western $3.50.
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Merchandise.

NEW YORK, Nov. .-Flour-Receipts ST. 900
barrels; exports 1910 barrels. Quiet and con-
siderably affected by decline in wheat, closing
weak Winter straits, 81 65@i rs; Minnesota
patents, So 1895 As winter extras, SO 4O@+;
winter low grades, sS@3 Is.
VIII HtAT-Receipts 266, 1s5 bushels: exports
131 ,665 bushels. Spot weak; No. 2 red, 81 Ol14@
5. 0134. Options opened steady on cables ard
foreign buying but latter became demoralized
under manipulation and forced liquids alton, ruling
heavy with few reactions all day and closing at
$50 Tsc net lower. NO. 2 red Novem Der closed
97ss December 975sG99c. closed 97s4c.
hOPS-Steady, ate, common choice, 1895
Pacific Coast 1895 crop, 49oc; 1896, 6G9c; 1897,
lE@l7c: London marker. 55@65s.
WJOL-Quet-
PETROLEUM-Duil.
PIG IRON-Warrants dull; Sc 80 bid and 81
asked
LAKE CoPPER-Quiet, at $40 IS bid and sll
asked
TIN-Easy: sl3 so bid, sl3 70 asked
SPELTER-Dull; a. o bid, S4 20 asked.
LEAD-Exchange easy: S3 30 bio So 95 asked
Brokers strong, So rs.
COFFEE-Opuons opened steady, with October
unchanged. other months 3 to 10 points lower
ciosed steady, net unchanged TO 10 points decline
Sales 222 o bags, including November, 81 S5;
December. SIS 55@5 60.
spot Cofee-Rio dull and weak. Mild weak
SUGAR-kaw, nominal Refined steady Mold
\, 514c: Standard a. 4zsc; Confecuoners' A,
47sc; cut Loaf, 55sc Crusned, 55sc; Powd ered
538c; Granu. .ated &C; Cubes, 518c
BUTTER Receipts 4J45 packages; steady;
Western creamery, I4g141ac; Elgns, 231ac
factory, 1O@l3c.
EGGs-keceiD's. 1853 packages; steadier;
State ana Pennsylvania 1S@21c; Western, zoe.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Wheat opened firm at a
shade above yesterdays closing price. Liverpool
was stronger than expected showing but 5sc de-
cline while Paris up 80 centimes in the face
of yesterdays 166c break here. Light local re-
ceipts were sustaining influence. Shortly after
the opening, at which time Decem Der WAS quoted
at e214c, the mark ct vas struck with OF those
extraordinary pauics that every once in a while
knock into smi, hereens calculations based on the
sanity Of operators. The panic was apparently
selling out of line of $50 600 bushels Decen Der
wheat upon which the holder had placed with his
brokers a stop-loss Ii nit when he bought it two
days previously.
To insure the prompt execution of the order to
stop the loss at a certain price the br kers, in
icipation of its reaching 1t to-day divided Its
amount among ten or more agents, and, of course,
when the market got within 1-l6 OF the limit, what
appeared TO be a general selling panic by the
crowd il became impossible get rid of any until
the market had dropped &c f'om the opening price
OF Decemb,r r MAJ also suffered, but not nearly
so much, that option declining to 9l3sc, about a
cent under the opening prices. Buying orders
were quickly distributed among a number of
active brokers by George b. French, supposed TO
be the leader of The bull clique, through whose e
forts the break in the market was mend ed in an
even shorter time than it Lad taken to smash IL.
december had run down to 92c. but it advanced
to 95c without stop Receipts at chi, ago in
Guided 1l6 arloads by all and argo of 72,0U0
bushels by la&e from Duluth. Minneapolis and
Duluth received 1887 cars, against 939 a week
a7ices were again very heavy-7oO, ,OGO bushels
New York advices were very bullish as regards
the number of boa Dads said to have been worked
for export the early decline, claims being made
OF many 95 loads or 760UU0 bushels
The Cincinnati Price Current was decidedly
bearish in its weekly report saying that the rains
east of the Mississippi mad b Ugh. ened the wheat
crop situation very much. In addition more rain
was predicted for to morrow The market was
very unsettled after its early break aud rapid re-
covery. but it made no more such wild skips.
The tendency was 10 sink, and even the reported
taking of a total of 1872 baatloads at New York
and oupots failed 10 hold 1t up December
wobbled between s4A and 943s, but 1t closed at
"a as against 95A yesterday. May closed at
81 So or only lac atove lis lowest on the big break.
Corn was duh. but considering the cratic char
acter OF the wheat market, very steady. A slight
advance was noted at the opening, due to the
small rec ipts.
ats were firm, pecially during the early part
Of the session. The break wheat and corn was
not responded TO, even though business in
active.
Provisions were dull but firm. with the excep-
ZION OF a short time after the opening, when the
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE. K.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags, 55sc; San Quen tin,
IS 40; Wool Bags, 27G30c: Fruit Bags, 514c 5s4c
and &c Tor the different sizes
COAL-W ellington, So: New Wellington. SO;
SOc:hfed Wellington 81 so: Seattle $5 So Bry-
ant so so: Coos Bay $4 rs; Wallsend Sc rs y
ION; Cum berIand, $l4 80 p ton in bulk and 81 D
in SACKS: Pennsyl vania Anthracite Egg $l4 q
ton: Welsh Anthracite Se@12: Camel, So SO .
ton; Rock Springs, Castle Gate Pleasant Val
ley, 81 gu Coke 81 i'll bulk and $l5 "a IN SKIS.
CukDAGE-New prices are follows: Manila
-lA-inch, 61ac; 12-thread, &c; and thread,
112c; Dae rope, 612@7c Slsal-114-inch. 514C 4;
y bread. 5s4c; and thread, 614c bale rope,
5A@5$4c-
Goa OIL Water. white is lower at lOc p gal
Ion. The other kinds UNCHANGED.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and
Fine Crushed, 65sc: Powdered, 61sc Dry Granu-
lated 512c p ID; Confectionefs A, 51ac: Magnolia
A, 51Sc Extra {, SC: Golden G. 4Tsc; Candy
Granulated 55sc California A, SAC; nalf- barrels
14c more than uarrels, and boxes 12c
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-CATTLE-Sales were on q
basis of s4@4 50 for common good dressed beef
steers 81 6O@4 IS for good choice shipping
beeves and 81 5O@5 80 for choice TO extra CATTLE
with sales largely ~ s4 40@5. Fed Westerns
$4@5; stockers and feeders, S3 40@4 25; bulls,
81 40@2
HOGS-Coarse packers went at S3 1903 40. and
q few fancy assorted bacon hogs fetched S3 721R0
rs. The great bulk of the hogs or ssed the
scales at So 50g3 TO- most of the pigs selling for
50 2 13 65.
H LEf-Were In de mand at S2@2 so for the
poorest to 81 S094 90 for the best natives West
range sheep sold at $S@4 S5, feeders paying
$S 1904. Lamrs brought So 75@5 rs for poor TO
prime, with feeding Ian bs salable at 81 1904 go
a few fancy select lambs sold at S6.
Recepts-Cattle, Ill, 900; hogs, $4,000; sheep
10000
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HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

All marke under this head about as pre-
vously quoted.
Sheep5kins higher.
The circular of w. b. Sumner & Co. says: "Dur-
ing the month of October the market has been
nominal Tut with a slight downward tendency.
aides continue TO rule at prices relatively mig her
than Leather. sole Leather is very quiet and al
though Harm IS Leather fairly active. prices on
hldes nave oeen 100 high to warrant Ordinary
tannages. Wet sated Ii des are in fair demand
but only tie desira bic grades inquired Tor.
wet sailed Kip, Veal and Calf fairly active
Dry mint Hides continue about the same, as the
valnes ON lnese goods depend on the Eastern mar
ket Dry flint Kip and Ca!f are fairly active, and
only moderate supplies OF this class OF stock are
coming H. n horSehldes inquired for as hes9
goods are desirable for making cheap tannages.
ool ana Sheep skins continue firm and sheep
skins are selling at very liberal values Taliow
continues In fair demand with prices about the
same. Deerskins a trifle weaker"
HIDES AND >KINS-, us and brands cell lc
under sound stock. Heavy sated steers, lOc
= n: medium. &c; light s1a@9c; townides,
sH2G9c; Stays, 51ac: sa ted hip, &c; sated
Saif. lo9llc p H. salted Veal. SC; dry Hides,
iogl5Lsc: culls and brands. 12@l213c: dry Kip
and Veal lac: dry Calf, 1Sc culls 12c: Goatsklns-
2o@S5c each: Kids &c; Deerskins, good summer.
2oc b: medium, 20c winter 10c; Sheepskins,
shearlings, 15@25G each; short wool 35@60c
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DEoIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The market for Wine Grapes is still demoraized
and dealers have hard work to dispose of the re-
ceipls- Table Grapes are dull as usual Other
fruits show no change worthy OF note.
DECInUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries s203 so p chest for larga
Raspberries, SAG" p chest
Cane Cod Cranberrles, S7@7 80 p bbl; Coos
Bay. So 5U(G2 rs 2 box.
Peaches, 25@50c p box for common and 75c@
Pears, Winter Nells bO@75c; common kinds,
40@50c Q box.
apples, 26@4Oc p box for common and 5OGs5c
for good 10 choice.
Ounces, 25 Q50c 2 box.
Grapes in boxes, 25@35c for Muscats 25@ S5c
for black, 15@25c for Tokay apd 35@40c for Corni-
chon Crates sell about 1Oc higher than boxes
Znfande! Wine Grapes, first crop, $l2@14 2 ton;
second crop $99ll; White Wine Grapes, $6@10;
Mission Grapes $s@10.
Persimmons, 50@75c 3 box
Pomegranates. 81 @n75c p box.
CITRUS FRUITS-New Navel Oranges. SS14
p box; Lemons Si0l 80 y box for common
and 1922 80 for good to choice: Mexican Lines
S2G3 q box; Bananas, SI@2 q bunch; Pineap-
pies, $2@3 q doz.
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NEW YORK WHEAT MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Renewed efforts on the
part Of Chicago's wheat clique TO drive out the
long stuff to-day met with unexpec;e ed success
considering the news. Although naturally most
pronounced In the home market, local prices suf-
fered an early break OF 3sc bushel in the space
of ten minutes, which quite sufficient TO set
the pit In an uproar and upset stop-Ioss orders on
all sides. For an hour wheat held on slim mar
gins ured into the market scared out by news
from Chicago. After q sheer drop of 31sc at the
West CLIQUE traders reversed their tactics and
began unloading upon the Sbreak, which started &
sympathetic recovery in all other markets
Again near the close. however. long wheat ap-
peared once more and prices weakened locally
to almost the lowest point. Decem b-rs total
change WAS from 1850 to 9ec, closing at 97s4c
! otaI transactions We're s, 81, 900 bushels Ex-
porters took advantage of the break 10 buy up
ward OF l0O loads or nearly 1,OO0OUO bushels at
New ork and outports.
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DRIED FRUITS. RAIsINs. NUTS, ETC.

Dealers have about given up hope of any marked
activity before next spring. though they may be
disappointed. Trade is very dull at the moment
DRIED FRUITS-Quotations are as follows
Prunes. carload lots, b12@6c or 4O-5O's, 41Ac for
50-60's, 334c Tor 6O-7Us 314c for 7OsVs 2$4c
y 10 for SO90's ana 2t4c 80 zoos; Peaches
5@519c p II; fancy. 612(d712c; peeled, =; Apri-
COTS 5@6c 2 h for Roy ais and Ease for good to
sun-dried, 8aS19e; black Figs, IN sacks. 2@21ac'
Plums. 4@41Ac 2 ID fo1 pItted and J@2c for nm
ptIed; beached Plums, 5@51ac; Ntctarines. 5@
&C 2 n Tor prime 10 fancy Pears. o@512c Tor quar-
ters and 612@7c for halves
RAISINS-New RaisIns, 2i4@2c for 2-crown. &C
for 3'crown SC for 4-crOwn, 5L2c for Seedless
sutanas and 81 loo Is Tor London layers Dried
Grapes. 2S4c.
NUTS--Ches nuts are quotable at s@l0c q ID;
Walnuts 7@712c q ID for hard and S@9c p ID
for softshell: Almonds S@4c for hardshell and SC
for papershel /: Peanuts, 4@5c for Eastern and
&c for Ca fornla; hickory Nuts, 5@6c p ID: Pc
cans. 9@lOc p ID; Filberts, e@912c; Brazil Nuts,
e@Sc; Cocoanuts. Sd 5G@5 q 100.
HONEY-New Comb. l0c for bright and 7@19c
tor lower grades; new water-white extracted. 4149
4%ci light am Der extracted, 33404c q b
BAESW A-2S@25c p ID.
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CALIFoRNIA FRUIT SALES.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Porter Fros Company
sold to-day: Grapes Tokay, S5c@$1 so per
single crate; Cornichons, 81 25 assorted, sI@l 20;
Muscats, Toe
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 4.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at auction to-day.
realizing the following prices: Grapes Single
crates, Tokays, 81 1o@1 So average, 81 35; EN-
peror 81 25(Ql 40, average, 81 20 Fererra 81 20
al 40, average 81 8: Muscat 81 81; Morocco,
81 Al. One sold to-day.
BOSTON, Nov 4--The Earl Fruit Company
realized the following prices for California fruit
today: Grapes-Tokays, single crates s5c@
81 65, average 81 Ia double crates, 81 lC@3 SO,
average 81 46; Cor nichon, single CT ties, 81 5O@
IS, average 81 5S double crates, So so; Mala-
gas, single crates, 7C@75c, average 73c. Two cars
sold to-day.
CHICAGO. Nov. 4-The Earl Fruit Company
sold to-day: Grapes - Iokays single crates,
$50 QS1 Ia average 90c: Verdelle, 7OcGSl IS,
average CSC; Emperor, $l@l 3, average 81 os
Four sold to-day.
NEW YORK. Nov. The Earl Fruit Com
pany realized the following prices ior California
fruit q auction to-day: Grapes-White Tokays,
single crates, 81 lb@1 40, average 81 IT; Malagas,
81 O59l TO- average 81 05: Em perors, 81 25d
! 80. average 81 27; Tokays. 81 sal 30 average
81 So; double crates, So A @)3 20, average So 7S.
Plums-Coe's Late Red, SOC, Pomegranates-
81 OF. Pesrs-Ear arly Beurre, 81 Is. Five cars
0-da
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS

WHEAT-The Inc hcape Rock for Cork 63.372
ctls, valued at rs, 700; Anaurus for Cork 81, $50
ctls at $85, 179.
Prices fractionally lower and the feeling
weak.
Local quotations ns follows: 81 471a q ctl
for No. ], 81 4S34 for choice and 81 5O@1 521s
v cn for extra choice for milling.
CALL BOARD sALEs
INFORMAL sEssIoN-9:15 o'clock-Decem ber-
1000 ctls, 81 4e5s; 1000, 81 46s4: 4OOO, 81 AZ
May 10000 81 45 200. ST 441s; 10000,
81 4434: $4,000. 81 451s
SECOND SESSION. ay Ia 900 ctls. 81 461s;
10000, 81 45. Decemp r-200O. 81 471A; 10000
81 At: IL 900, ST. 46Zs.
REGULAR MoRNISe SESSION May - 1000
ctls, 81 445s: 1000. 81 4434: i2OOO ST. 44h.
Dece m ber-20o0 81 461s; 6UO0. 81 465s; 4O00,
81 46s4
AFTERNOON SESSION Decsmbe ber-4OOO cts,
81 A. a. 1000. 81 1853 May-20OO, 81 445s
BARLEY-Ferd IS steady at he ad vance.
Feed. S212@s71sc for dark and 8. 0921ac for
choice bright: Chevalier. 81 521a@1l 81 12 tor No
ana al 35Ql Al Tor No. 2: Brewing 81 Us tor
No. and s0Gs5c q ctl ior dark Coast.
CALL BOARD sALEA
INFORMAL SEssION-9:l5 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-No salea
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10 Clear 0 Partly Cloudy
Q Cloudy 8 Ran 8 Snow
|SnADEQ AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION
! 0IRiN6 PAST ~ HOURS
exclamation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
2t station indicate maximum temperature for the
days. those underneath ii, II any, the amount Of
rainfall of melted snow in inches and hundredtha.
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
lines, connect points Of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "high" means high bsrometric pressure and
Is usually accompanied by fair weather: '1ow"
reYers TO low pressure and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows" 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 Glow is inclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature, rain south OF Oregon is improb-
able. With a 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
W1n produce opposite result.
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POTATOES, ONIoN-, VEGETABLES.

Onions and some Of the Summer Vegetables are
higher. Sweet Potatoes lower under large
supplies
POTATOES-Earlyk Rose, 3O@S5c; River Reds,
4U@45c: River Burbanks, 30@40c; Oregon Bur-
banks, 50@60c; Salinas Burbanks 6OGSOc; sweet
Merced
oNIoNs-s1 25@1 40; Pickle Onions, 50@75c
p sack
VEGETABLES-Bay Squash Is quotabe at
81 q box; Marrowfat squash. $l0412 p tom;
Hubbard squash. $l0@l2 p ton; Bay Cucu N bers
and e0@65c for Bell; Dried Peppers, 596c; Green
Peas S@S4ac p h: string Beans, 3@Slac: Lima
Beans 21aG3c p ID: Dried Okra, 6@Sc; Egg
Plant 75c Cabbage 6O@7bc q ctl; Carrots, 25@
30c = sack; Garlic, 11a@2c p Ii; tomatoes, 3o9
bOc
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU, IAN FRANCISCO, No
vember 4, 1897, 3 P N.
The following the ranfas for the past
twenty-four hours and the seasonal rainfalls to
date as compared with tho Sc of the same date last
season: Eureka IS this season 4.09. last season
II; Red uff trace, this season 2.7l last season
1.S3; Sacra mento 90, this season 13, last sea-
/ l6; san Francisco %, this season 2.OS last
season 20; Fresno 90, this season l.20, last
season L56; san Luis Obispo 90, this season
80 last season 1853 Los Angeles 90, this sea-
son 252. last season 1.S3; san Diego 90. this
.05 last Ito; Yuma .00 this
season 81, asst season !. IA
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature 54,
minimum 4S, mean 81.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
A storm of considerable energy is central to-
night over Washing and Vancouver The low
est pressure is d, Port Angeles. The pressure has
fallen over the northern half or The Pacific slope,
Il has risen over Central California over The
Rocky Mountain region there has been rapid
The temperature e has remained nearly station
aTy over the country west Of the Rocky Noun
tans. Ii is from TO g degrees below The normal
in the great eys or California.
Rain mas al ea along the Pacific Coast from San
Francisco noUhward. The following maximum
wind veociues are rrported: Iatoosh 80 from the
southwest, Fort Candy - southeast
Forecast made al san Francisco for thirty
hours, ending midnight November D, 1897:
Northern Caiifornia-Unsettled weather Friday
with rain IN northern portion, clearing in south
eIn portion; southerly changing TO southwesterly
Winds
sou. hern California-Cloudy Friday: westerly
winds.
Nevada-Cloudy Friday, with rains in northern
portion.
L ;ah-Cloudy Friday.
Auzona-Fair Friday; warmer IN the eastern
lortign.
san Francisco and vicinity -Coundy and unset
tied in the fore noon. clearing in the afternoon;
southeasterly changing fresh westerly winds
Ar -Tezrr, Nc
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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-A car OF Eastern sold at 12c for
Turkeys, So for Hens and yonng BOOSTERS, $4 so
for old Roos Sd for Fryers aad $3 for FryeTs.
Another goes to-day.
Local stock shows 10 change Wort by of note
Game Is steady a. bout prev Gus prices.
Live Turkeys, 134l5c for Gobbers and 1894
for Hens; dressed Turkeys 14@l7c; Geese y pair,
81 25Gl so; Ducks. $3o4 SO: Hens So 50G4 So;
Roosters young, S3 5OG4 So; do old. So 5Q@4;
Fryers. S3 oO03 rs; Brothers, $3@3 so for large
and So 50@3 for small: Pigeons, 81 25@l 50 p
doz for young and 75c@Sl for old.
GAME-o1aiI, y dozen, 81 25 MaIlard, SO seq
so p d. z; Canvas back, S4; Sprig, So 25@92 So
Teal. S2612 rs p doZ: WIdgeon, 81; small Duck,
81 50@l 75; Gray Geese, So 25@2 so; White 81 q
l 25; Brant, 81 SO; English Snipe 81 50@l 10;
Jack Snipe, 81; H are, S1 Rabbits, 81 25@l 90 for
CottontailS and 75c6$l for small.
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REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-December-SOO
ctl-, Soc
AFTERNOON SESSION Decem ber-20Oo ctls
S65sc.
OATS-Dealers reported rather tirmer feeling,
without any change in prices. Fancy Feel quot
aols at 81 25@l 80 p c /: good to choice 81 loea
81 221aGl 27Is: Red. 81 i71a@l so: Gray, 81 10
oil IS; Milling, 81 121a@l 171a = ell: Ri iack ior
seed 81 S5Gl 6O. Clipped Oats sell at SlGz q ION
over The raw product
CORN-The market is dun and neglected at the
decline Small Rornd Yellow. 81 171z2@l ~ g
ctl: Large Yellow. 971ac@SI; White, s..
RYE-Sl 10@1 l21a p ctL
BUCkWHkAT-Q quoted at 81 2o@l % p ctl.
The market is firm with a good dem aud.
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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Evening Posts Lon
don financial cablegram says: The stock markets
we re again stagnant to-day until near the Close
u hen there was generally frmer line, West Aus
tTa ian mines being especially bought. Americans
psned lifeless and dull, then hardened on New
0rS prices and finally closed easier again.
Consols touched $1l2A2 and then gave way on
sales of bar gold Dy the Bank OF England for G er-
many.
The Paris bourse was good and the settlement is
passing of satisfactorily.
! he Berlin market was weak.
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HAY An FEEDS tufts.

The mark ct shows fur her change. Bran and
Middlings are coming in freely from the north
BRAN-S l6@l6 SO Tor the best and $l4 50915
p ton for outside brands
MIDDLIN GS-$20@2O so for lower grades and
&2l 50@22 50 q ton for the best
FEEDSTUFFS-ROled Barley, $l9@2O ON
on Gaze Meal the mill, $50 g. ton; ioDoing, $3l;
Chopped Feed, $l5@l6 q ton: Cocoanut CAKE.
SIT SO; Cottonseed Meal, $2S@30 q ton.
HAY-Wheat $l2@15 p ton; Wheat and Oat,
$11@14; Oat $l0@l2: Barley. Sl0@12; cnm-
pressed, sl2@l4; Alfalfa $s@9 So; STOCK. Ss@s;
Clover, $s@10 p ton.
sIkA W-30@40c p bale.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
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CURED MEATs-Bacon, S1ac p n for heavy,
&c Tor light medium, 1Uc Tor light, 1O1sc p ID
Tor extra nsnI and .I2c for sugar-cured. East
ern sugar-cured Hams lOH@11c; California
Hams 9@912c q 10: Mess Beet, $s . bDl
ex ra mess do, SO; family do SO; salt
Pork, SSGS 90 q bbl; extra prime Pork SO so:
extra clear. SIC: mess, $l4 SO b bbl; smoked
Beet. 101a@121sc p b.
LARD-Eastern tierces quoted al 514c p ID for
compound and DC for pure; pails 7c; California
tierces sc q ID Tor compound and &c for pure;
half bbls sac; l0-ib tins, 7c: do D. b, I1sc
COITOLEN E-Tierces. 63sc. Packages less
than $40 hs-1-b pails so in a case. s7sc; BIB
pals 20 in case, sssc; 5-lb pals, u in case,
si4c; OH pals, in case, S1sc Son Tins, or
z IN case. 1886: wooden buckets, 70 lbs net,
l3sc; fancy TUBS 80 lbs net 1886; half bb,s about
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh.
terers are as follows:
BkkF-First quality 611a@7c; second do 64a@
&c; third do. 4@5c q 1b
MUTTON Wethers 697c: Ewes, &c p d
La MB-Spring, 7@712c q h.
PoRK-Llve Hogs, 334@57sc for large and 311c
for small and a5s@3s4o for medium; soft hogs,
212@314c q tb dressed do 5g6c