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POULTRY AND GAME.

Two cars of Eastern sold at l0c for dressed
Turkeys, S3 50G4 for Ducks. ST. 1905 Tor Hens
SIS tor young BOOSTERS, 50 50 for old Roos ers. $4
for Fryers and SIS so for Broilers.
Local stock is selling well enough, considering
the arrivals from the East.
Game ranges about the same.
Live Turkeys. 1l@l21ac Tor Gobblers and 10
121ac Hens; dressed Turkeys l2@15c; Geese
e pair ST. 25@l so; Ducks, So 5O04 so; Hens
SO b0G5; BOOSTERS. young, S4G4 So p d OF; do, old
$375@4: FTyers SIS 50(13 rs: Broilers, S3 25G3 so
Tor large and So 50W3 for small; Pigeons, Sl rs
@1l 90 rs doz for young and 75c@G$l tor old.
GAMk-Quail, q dozen, S1@l %; Maard,
So 50@4 So; Canvasbuck s40p5; SprIg, 81 J0DA {;
Teal, 81 p dozen: WIdgeon $2 small Duck
81 5O@l rs: Gray Geese, 81 so; White, Sl9l 5O
Bran 81 so; English Snipe. S 5C@2; JACK Snipe
7bcG$l: Ii are, Sl@l 25 Rabbits 81 25@l so for
Cottontails and 75c01S1 for small.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9-The Earl Fruit Com
pany realized the following prices for taifornia la
fruits auc'ioa today: Grapes-Tokays, single
crutes, 7Oc@S1 55. average 93c: Emperor ST. $50
65, average 81 SO; Morocco 81 65 81 10. aver
age 81 eS: Muscats, 65@S5c, average 79c; Ferer-
ra 1O5; Cornichon, 81 35@Il 70. average ST. 81;
douoe crates, 81 b5G2 rs, average So to; To-
kays, doubles, So 6t02 rs, average 81 90. Five
cars so d to-day.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8. 9.-Aucton sales by the Earl
Fruit Company: Grapes-ToKays. single crates,
45@9Oc, average SIC: doubles, 81 6: IN perors,
single es, 9octaS1 10, average 99c; Cornchon.
ST.. Two Co sod to-Gay
PHILA DELPHIA, 4>ov a.-rhe Earl Fruit
Company's aucuol sales OF California truit:
Grapes-Tokays, single crates G5c@$l IS, aver
aee 81 Os; Emperor, 81 10al 35 average 81 "a;
Feurrera 81 5; Muscats 60@S0c, average Csc.
One car sold today
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HIDES. rALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

There is rather more inquiry for H ops during
the past day or a. unchanged prices ool
continues quiet. Hides weak and unchanged
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands cell 1c
under sound stock. Heavy salted steers, 10c
p n: medium. &c. light, s1a@9c Cowhides,
ola@9c; Stays. 51ac; salted Kip, &c; salted
1891 6Lsc; culls and brands, l2@l2Hac: Dry Kip
and Veal. 14c; dry alf. 1sc: cus 12c; Goatsklns.
2UG35c each: Kids sc; Deerskins, good summer.
25c v ID; medium, 20c; winter l0c; sheepskiDs,
shearllngs, l5@25c each; short wool. S5060c
each; medium 60GSU each; long woos SUc@$l
each.
TALLOW-No. 1. rendered. s031ac p ID; No.
2, 2aZ12c: refined, Sc; Grease, "a -14c - ID.
1oalsc do deceive M i've jo@iic; Dale san n Joaquin. de-
tectlve. 7@9c q ID; DO Lambs 615@8c: southern
Mountain. s@l2c tree Northern, 12G lac p ID;
90. defective, 9G1lc; Humboldt and Mendocino.
1891 &C p ID.
hUPs-OId crop. 2@6o p n for poor to fair and
Sg1Uc for good: new crop lUG141ac.
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] Nv ISIVNS.

Dealers are not complaining Oft trade at present,
ana say that it Is rahrr Better than usual at this
lime of the year. Prices snow change.
CURED MEATS-BacUn S1ac q ID Tor heavy,
&c tor light medium, 1Oc Tor .iGht, 101ac fb
TOR extra ngnt and I2c for sugar-cured. East
ern sugar-cured Hams. l01a@11c; California
Hams, sGs1ac = b: Mess Beef, $e p bbl;
* ra mess do. SO; family do. S10 salt
Pork, so@S 90 p bDl: extra prime Pork. So 50
extra clear $l6 mess sl4 so q bbl smoked
Beet. lO12@1Z1zc q 10
La RD-Eastern tierces quoted al 514c b for
compound &c for pure; pas, 7c: California
nerces, &C = u tor compound and DC TOR pure;
hst- bbs, 614c: lO-ib Tins 7c; do oD, I12c.
COI1OLk NE-Tierces 63sc. Packages less
than 500 bs-l-fb pals, 90 IN case, STsc; BIB
pals ~ in case, sasc; 5-ib pals, II in a case.
ei4c; l0-1b pals, IN case S1sc: So Ii Tins or
in u case. 1880: OGDEN Luckets, 70 lbs net,
7sc; fancy Iuos 80 lbs net, 1886; halr obs, about
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS

There is no change In butter Cheese is show
ing weaker symptoms, as the advance III prices
has drawn tree shipments from the East and Ore
gon. Eggs are S eady, but the high prices re-
strict the demand.
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creameries. 2s@2ec: SEQ
onds, 26@27 12c p ~
DA1RY-Choce 10 fancy 2S@25c q Ii; lower
grades l6(9Z21sc-
PICKLED-22@24c p 10.
fIRKIN-l9@l0c q ID.
CREAMERY TUB-22L9@231bc q n.
EAsTERN-l l2@Dl Sc for ladle- packed
Oh HkESk-Choice mild new l26DI3c q 10; COM
mon to good. l0@1lc; Cream Cheddar, 1I@l2c:
Young America, 42@l2 Vac; Ore-on. 10lz@ lc:
western, il12oi2c; Eastern, 121a@l 313c q 10.
EGGS-Ranch Eggs, 35@421ac: store Eggs
3oc . doz Eastern, 23@25c for fancy, .O@22Iac
Tor frs;s and l7@l9c .or seconds; DUCK Eggs
2U@25c r dozen.
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All kinds of Pc atoes in good supply and
cheap. Onions weak, but no lower. Vege-
tables show the usual Il iuc .uations
POTATOES-Eariy Rose, 3O04O;: River Reds.
35@40c River BurbankS 3UG40c "a SACK ]:
Oregon Bur banks 4QG66c: Salinas BurbanKs 81
meOc; Sweet Potatoes, 35@5Oc q cti for Rivers
ana 60@70c for Merc-d.
ONIONS-sl 35Gl so; Pickle Onions, 50@75c
p sack.
NEGETABLES-M Mushrooms quotab!e at
l5@20c . ID; Marrowfat Squash, $8GlO q
ION. Hubbard squash $l0@l2; Bay tucu bers,
4UG65c = box: Green Peppers, 4O@5Uc for Chile
and 50G65c for Bell; Dried Peppers, 516c; Green
Peas SL4@4c 2 ID; string Beans, 4@5c: Lima
Beans, 2LaG3c p ID Dried Okra, 60Sc; Egg Plant
40g5Uc: Cabbage 60G7os q ctI; Carrots, 25@
SOC y SACK Garlic, 212@512c p h; Tomatoes 500
q box
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DLCIDIoUs AND citrus FRUITS.

Wine Grapes are their last legs. Table
Grapes are duh and cheap. as usual. Peaches are
steady. Apples and Pears range abut the same
Cranoerrtes are in large supply anu cheap.
The Panama steamer brought up GA boxes
Mexican Lines
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Straw berries, S3d5 d ch sst for large
Raspberres 5. u chest
Cape Cod Crhnberries, S6 50G17 p bbl: JERSEYS
SIS 2o@9 Coos Bay. So 5u@2 rs p box.
Peaches, 40@6Oc q box Tor common and 75c@
81 Tor choice.
Pears. Winter Nelis 5O@75c; common kinds,
35td5Oc = box.
Apples 2a@4Oc p box Tor common and 5Ogs5c
for good 10 choice.
Ounces 2oMb5c y box.
Grapes. in boxes, 25@35c for Mnscats 2OGl3
for black. q @0:0c Tor 1okay 25@55c for Corni-
ohon Crates sell about 10c higher than boxes
Zinfandel Wine Grapes first CROP gone:
s, conf crop $s@ll: White Wine Grapes, $s@lO;
Mission Grapes $.@l10.
Persimmons, 50@7 DC u box.
Pomegranaies. o, @p75c p box.
CITRUS FkU1TS-New Navel Oranges. 81;
Seedlings. 81: t'rapc Fruit, $6a7; Lemons, 81 500
2 y box for common and 81 2o@2 80 for good to
choice: Mexican Lines. $2p3 90 q Dox: Bananas,
$lO2 q buncn; Pineapples, S2@3 " doz.
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LEANS AND SEEDS.

few slight changes In Beans will be observed,
generally in the direction of lower prices. The
marS ct is dull There is no change in seeds.
The Santa Paula sentinel says that the Lima
Bean crop OF Ventura County this year amounts
to S00 cars with a capacity OF twelve tons each.
It's the largest crop ever produced in the
county.
BEANS - Bayos 81 sb@2: Small Whites
81 lU@1 20; Large Whites. 90cGS1 05; PInks.
81 25Ggl 50; Reds, 81 55t01 80: Blackeye. 81 76
al 80: Kidney. 81 75@1 90 Linas, ST. 60@
l To: Buffers, 81 a5Gl so; Pea, 81 .0@i Az.
SEEDS - Brown Mustard. S3 ss ctl; Yellow
Mustard S2GG2 so q ctl: Flax, 81 s0G2; canary
Seed 214G234c q ID; Alfaifa, 6l4c; Rape, 20
2S4c; Hemp, &c: Timothy. 512c.
DRIED fEAS-Niies, ST. 25i Green. 81 2Ot9l ~
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver irmer.
Wheat lover Feed Barley rising.
Oats and Corn dull and weak.
Flour unchanged. Rolled Barley higher
Beans weak and dull.
No change IN Hay or Feedstuffs.
Coffee quiet
SbIpnlent Of $3.50 S64 o China.
Potatoes in large supply. Onions easier
Butter unchanged. Cheese easy. EGGS STEADY
Two cars OF Eastern Poultry in.
Game steady.
Wine grapes going out
Some change in Dried Fruit. Apples firm
No change IN Raisins. Nuts easy
Far trade in Provisions.
More INQUIRY for Hops. Wool quiet.
HiGes still unsettled.
M change in Meats.
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A RTICLES-

Cash q"otauons were AS follows: Flour. easv
Winter patents $4 SOFAS: st ats. s4 40@4 90;
Spring specials, So; spring patents, S4 1896
straits, "a 40a4 so; Bakers, So 5O@3 so: NJ. 2
Spring " heat e4$4@s5$4 No $ spring Wheat
.6i4@2612c: No Oats, lSs4c; No Whit"
O. b 23(Q2312c; No. White, b., 2Zl20
G43c: No. 3 =; No. A. =; No Flaxseed
81 0I@l or Prime Tlmothv Seed. So 50: Mess
Pork = Dol, 81 45@7 So Lard p 100 Ds, 81 20:
Snort Kibs sides tioose). 81 35G4 95; Dry Sailed
shoulders (boxed). 4%G5c: short Clear sides
(bo1edl, 4S4G47sc: " h.sky. distillers finished
goods per gal. 81 lS; Sugar. cut loaf -; granu-
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FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS.

II the decline in Wheat continues corresponi l.
ing decline in Flour is likely TO occur.
FLoUR-Net pr.ces are: amily extra1
S4 1894 90; Bakers extras. S4 5OG4 90 y Dbl
CORN MEAL. ETC.-Feed Corn, $22 r ton
Cracked Corn, $23624 p ton
MILLSTU UFFS-Prices in sacks follows
usual discount to The trade: Graham Flour, 80
e 100 bs Rye Flour 81 so q 100, Rice Flour,
$5 rs; CornmeaL So 20; extra cream do, So;
Oatmeal, SIS 3d. OaL Groats 81; Homlny, s3 LUG
so; Buckwheat Flour S3 1898 3D. Cracked
Wheat, So 25; Farna. So so: Whole Wheat Flour,
S3 IS: Rolled oats (bblsl. So 70@L5 80: in sacks,
do S4 % q 100 MS
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HAI AN FEEDS TUFTS.

The announcement OF the comparatively small
stocks OF Hay access. bic to San Francisco as
not produced any effect on the market. which Is
quiet. Rolled Barley las advanced
BRAN-Sl6@l6 90 tor the best and Sl4 50@l5
p ton for outside brands.
LINGS-$20d20 so for lower grades and
s2l 50@22 50 p for the best
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Bailey, s20@2l p ton
OH Gaze Meal al the mill, $50 q loboing, S3l
Chopped Feed, $l5@l6 . ton: Cocoanut Gaze
$l7 90; Cottonseed Meal, S2e03O q ton
HAY-Wheat Sl2@l5 y ton; Wheat and oat
$1l@14; Oat $lUGl2 Barley. SlO9l2; c"m-
lressed, s12@l4; Alfalfa seCG9 80; stocK. $500;
Clover, $S@31O q ton.
h1kA " -SU6iuc p bale.
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EASTERN LIvksroCA MARKET

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-CA1TLE-Prices ruled as
follows: Good 10 extra steers, 81 60G6 IS: com
monest grades, S3 1894 55 slockers and feed
ers 81 9U@4 80; calves, good, S6 2s@6 rs.
HOGS-1he poorest packers sold at % 25D3 SIS
and the best shipping lots around So 10. III bulk
or the hogs crossing IN scales at s3 45G3 b.
Pigs sold ar3elT at 3 o0@3 50
SHrEP-Were salable AZ 81 5o@4 so fJr the
poorest TO the best natives and western range
sheep S3d4 30 Most CT the Westerns sold
above So rs feeders gUing at So e064 10. Lam bs
were active at S4G5 rs f. poor TO Prime hucks,
feeding lambs fetCning 81 5U(I4 81.
KeceIpts-Csttle, 4,5uO: hogs, $1,000; sheep,
u, 900
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. 9-Buying has fallen off con-
sidersby in the wool market during the past week,
I'd this has had tendency 10 tone down prices
somewha:. The market as a whole m maintains fair
strength however and there is little Likelihood of
a break. The supply of fleece wool is small and
price ruled firm. Territory woos ct meet
ing with fair sales, wi prices firm. The trad. In
Australian woods IL qulet with weakness in
prizes. Quotations: Territory woods - Montana,
fine, l6aI SC: secured, 4S@5Oc; staple, 52a 55c:
Utah, Wyoming. etc. fine medium and fine, 15@
17c: secured, 4S@5Cc; staple. 5 as sc
Aus ralian secured basis: Combing superfine,
7O@Izc: comb ng, gocd, 6o@6sc; combing aver
age, 6Z@65c; Queensland com Ding, Csc
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Plums Sc: Nec.arines, 4@ec . n for prime to

Pums, &c; Nectarines, 406c q h for prime to
fancy: Pears 2GD5c Tor quar- ters and 21aQ6isc for
halves according to color.
kAISINS-New Raisins- 214@Sc for 2-crown &c
for 3'crown. DC Tor I-trowb, 5i2c for Seedless
sultanas and 81 loo Is for london layers. Dried
Grapes 2Ac.
Walnuts 7@712c p ID Tor hard and e@9c " ID
for softshel; Almonds 3@4c for hardshell and sc
for papershel: Peanuts 4@5c for Eastern and
&c for California; h ickory Nuts, 596c p b: Pc
cans. 9@lOc p ID: Fiberts, a@91ac; BraziI Nuts,
s@9c: CocoaDuts. $4 bt as q 100.
HON E1-New Comb. l0c for brigh: and 76p9c
Tor lower grades; new water. white extracted, 4149
4%4e; light amber extracted, 3s494c q ID
bEkSW a A-230 25C R IL
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DRIED lEUIrs. KA.sINs. NUTS. ETC

Rasins are unchanged Prices for Dried Fruit
show some variation. Nuts are easy a. the quo
tations. AS general thing all the markets are
dun.
DRIED fRUITS-ouotations are as follows:
Prunes carload los 4I4@413c for 40-o0's, 3$4@
7t-SWs. zA@212c s ID for s0-90s ana ls4@2c
FOR lO0s; Peaches, 5@512c y II: fancy o12@
Roy ais and 7asl lac Tor good to fancy Moorparks;
evaporated Apples, @7c; sundried, 3s4 @4Ac;
black Figs. IN sacks. 2@Sc: Plums 3b2 Cd 1ac . h
fol pltted and 1@l1 12c for pitted; bleached
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Nov e.-CATTLE - Receipts. 2SO0.
Market steady Native beef steers, S4G4 80;
Western steers, s3 S5@4 30; and heiiers.
81 SQD3 IS: Gamers. 81 75g2 IS: stockers ana
feeders So 60d4 40 caves, IS 50@o 90: bulls,
stags etc. SOS So
HUGs-Receipt-, 540O. Market lO1l5c lower;
Heavy, So 3o@3 as: mixed, 50 40n5 4o lights,
So 4563 90: pigs, So 6OG3 so; bulk Of sales,
So 35@l3 45.
SHEEP Receipts. l4OO Market strong
FAIR to choice natives. IS 7U@4 80: lair choice
Westerns, So SOFA 20: common and stock sheep,
S3@5 10; lambs, IS 1906 90.
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There has been no change In quotations for some
little time Supplies of all kinds sufficient
without being excessive
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slauyh-
Ierers follows:
BEKF-Firs: quality, 61a07c; second do $40
&c; third do. 465c q D
VEAL-Larg@ 5@l6c small. GOT p d.
MUTTON Wethers 697c; Ewes. &C q h
LA MB-Spring, 7@sc q ID.
PORK-Live Hogs. 33l @3Tsc for large and S1ac
for small and 354@334c for medium; soft hogs
212Q3I4c p ID dressed do 5l1oc.
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WOOD, LUMBER, ETC.

Posts s(1lOc each for No l and 51a@61zc for
No. .: Redwood, So rer cord; Oak. rough So so;
peeled, SO: Pine. So rs.
LUMBER-Re al prices nom naIIy FOL-
lows: Pine-C rdinary sizes. Sll@l4 for No. ana
80 50esl Tor No. 2; extra sizes higher Red wood
-$l44l7 No. and 81 % y 50 for No. .;
Iaih. 4 feet, ST. 7U 81 81; PicAets, $16; Shingles.
ST. 25 for common and 81 25 for fancy; Rustic,
81 l9G12l; Shakes, So.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. e-CATTLE-Rec cepts
IL, COO. Best grades eady, others slow. Texas
steers 50 65@li 3; Texas cows s. 5J@o3 rs;
tiv- steers S3 50@5; native cows and helfers, AZ
"a 70; stockers and feeders, 81 25G4 40; bul $.
81 3C@1S 40
HOGS - Receipts, $4,000. Market 10c lower
dull. Bulk OF sales, SO 4003 so; heavies
SO 30613 50; packers, S3 30G93 471a: mixed, 81 40
@3 80; lights. S3 55GS 50; workers. $3 43@
D 50; pigs So 35G3 60
HEEl Receipts, 1000. Market strong. Lambs,
$3 50g5 50; mut,ons, 81 50G4 10.
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"a Tis and Berlin marke. S were firm.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

Closing Prices for Bonds and Hallway
shares.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Money on call easy
at I19@!% last loan %; closed 112G2%;
prime mercantile paper, 313G412%; Sterling ex'
change easy with actu al business In bankers bills
at 81 S5I16l4 s63s demand and 81 s212G
4 s25s Tor 90 days: posted ra es, 81 sS1eG4 S61s;
commercial bills. s4 SlS4 silver certificates, 5712
05qc; bar silver 575sc; Mexican dollars 4434 C;
Government bonds, steady; State bonds, dull; rail
road bonds. firm.
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NORTHERN WHEAT MARKE T.
Oregon.

PORTLAND. Now 9-The wheat market Is
still weak and lower neither Chicago market nor
the foreign caoes had the 5 Ihtest encourage
ment bettr prices and ters are still
inn and advancing the local quotations were
dropped another cent today, Walla Walla be ny
quotei at 7IG75c. with blue stem and vale "a
sc higher respectively.
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Dried Fruits,

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Californa dried fruits
quiet Evsporated Apples. common, 5@l7c; prime
wire tray. o14c; wooI-dried prime, S12c: choice
S34619c; fanny, 9G91ac.
FnUNEs-5Ge14c q o. as TO size and quality
APRICOT - hoyaL 79 e12c: Moorpark, so
lie.
PEACHEs-Unpeeled.7 7@lle; Peeled, I2al7c.
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The French Government, fearing that
enemies or foreigners may use the carrier
pigeon tor carrying secret information.
has passed law by which those who keep
pigeons without license shall be punished.
The carrier-pgeon is every day growing
more and more Important
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TREASURE SHIPMENT.

The Peru took ont treasure list OF $sS9,s64
fr -olf COIN and > 81. UCO ia silver Bullion.
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Boston.

BOSTON. Nov. 9.-Atchfson. I21z: Bell Teie-
phone. 252; Chicago Burlington and Quincy,
9234; Mexican Central. BIS; Oregon short Line
1875; san DIEGO, -; General Electric, -.
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ExPohTs OF LREADsTUFFs.

Fxports OF -four nom this port during the first
ten months of the year were 746,367 bbs. against
966667 obs during he same time last year. Re
ducfuc ms -four TO a wheat basis and adding It to
fbe * por. Ell wheat gives total exports of wheat
of Oq7 500 ctls valued at $lS,742, 700, against
l242s coo ctls, at $IS746,OOO, during the same
time in 1895.
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steady. z. lOd; No l red N Northern spring
steady. rs 512d
tORN-Novem Der. steady. IS 3sd; December
STEADY, IS lbsI: Jan uary, nothing quoted
LOUR-St Louis fancy winter duh, lOs so.
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LIVERPOOL. Nov g. Wheat-Quiet: No
! anda:d California, 37s Cd: cargoes off coast
no hing uoing. 81 lower; cargoes passage
easier Sd lower; English country markets, easy;
French country markets. quiet; wheat in Paris,
quiet: flour in Paris. quiet.
CO11ON- Uplands $ 1924.
CLOSE
WHEAT-Spot No. red winter Western,
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NOTICE, TO MARINERS.

4 branch of the United States HydroKraphio
once located in the MercEantP EXCHANGE 10
% aIntained in San Francisco for the beneht OF
arners without regard to nationality and free OF
expense.
Navigators are cordially invited visit the
Office where complete sets of chsr.3 and sailing
directions of the world are kept on hand; or COM
parlson and reference, and the latest inform alton
can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers
navigation and all matters OF interest to ocean
CO ommerce-
The time ball on too OF the building on ree-
graph Hill Ia hoisted ABOUT ten minutes before
noon. and /, dropped at noon. 12Oth meridian, by
tel egrapbic signal received each day from the
United States Naval Observatory Mare Island
Cal.
notice stating whether the time ball WAS
dropped on time, or giving the error II any.
published the same day Uy the afternoon paperA
and by The morning papers the following d&v.
w. =. HUGHEA
EeutenAnt o. s. n. in Charge
The Time Ball.
Branch HYDRoGRAPHrc OFFICE. Z. s. N.,O
MERCHANTS EXCHL NeE-
SAN FRANCISCO. November g, 1897.
The time ball Telegraph Hill was droppst
xactly at noon today e.. at noon of the l2Jin
meridian. or exactly at 8 P NJ. Greenwich time
". >. HUGHES
Lieutenant U. s ~. hrr,e
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Noyem ber-IS97.

SoTE-In the ABOVE exposition OF tho tides the
early morning tides given in the left hani
column and the successive tides Of the day In the
order of occurrence o. TO time The second Tins
column gives the second tide OF the day. the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide Of the day, exceps
when there but three tides a. sometimes
sccurs Tho heights given are additions TO the
soundIngs on the United States Coast survey
charts except when . minus sign (-) precedes the
height, and then the number given In subtractive
from the depth given by the chAYtA
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ON the Produce Exchange Io-dar the Butter mar
ket IVES steady; cresmeries, l5@23c; dairies II
@2Oc; cheese quiep s@s12c; eggs firm. iresh.
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Iondo
IIvarnnnI

LONDON, Nov. Q. - Conso's, l12A; silver
2s34d; French rentes lO3f75c
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-10
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
LONDON MARKET.

Gas 1920, Chicago Gas 20145, sugar ~, SO!
r. {. and l. 2015, chicago 6. w. 1870.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-10
WashinpCOn
PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.

TACOMA. Nov. s.-Wheat-No. / blue stem,
7Sc; No. club 75c.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Nov. 9-Exchanges. S4l4,2
balances, S3l, $50.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-10
sun, MOON AND TIDE.

CSJTrp STATES COAST AND GEoDEr1o SURVEY.
TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT FORT POINT. ENTRANCE TO san
FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED By OFFIClAh
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.
NoTE-Ihe high and low waters oc"ur a. ms
City Front (Mssion-street WIZARD about twenty
FIVE minutes later than at Fort Point; me negns
OF tide Is same at both places
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-22
Eor Over FiftY Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TR1ED REMEDY.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1T soothes the child, softens the gums,
lllays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
The best remedy for diarrhoea. In pleas
ant to the taste Sold by druggists in
Every part OF the world. twenty-five
cents bottle. Its value is incalcu-
liable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, and take no
Other kind.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-22
E@It heals everything EXCEPT

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Roscoe w. Smith.
kI~S ign-writing, house and car
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done in frst-class style by James
Carroll.
IS Don't nanseate your stomach
with teas and bitter herbs, but regu-
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as DE Wits Little Early Risers.
Roscoe w. Smith.
E@"They don't make much fuss
about it." We are speaking Of De
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and all stomach and liver troubles
They never grippe. Roscoe w. smith
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! Little Early Risers, the famous little
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-22

A Prescott, Arizona, Courier reporter
asked miner few days ago for news
about his mine. The miner replied
that he did no newspaper mining, but
worked in the ground, which is good
rs far as it goes, but 100 men might
work in the ground for ten generations
and, were it not for the newspapers, no
one outside OF their immediate neigh
borhood would ever hear of it. They
might have the best prospect on earth,
but no purchasers would come and no
outside investment would be at hand,
because the outsiders would never
hear Of it, without the use OF printer
ink to advertise the fact. Colorado
owes its prominence in the mining
field as much to newspaper advertis-
ing as to any other cause. Not to let
the world know that you have good
prospect Is to "hide your light under a
bushel." The newspaper man expects
no direct pay for publishing good news
about the prospect; he expects to put
money into circulation by attracting
outside capital to buy that prospec
and work it, and il he can do this
everybody will prosper. If he is no
allowed to do it, few prospects Oh
mines will be sold, nobody win pros.
per. This is the whole thing in a nut
shell.