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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO Nov 26-Wheat s.arted firm at
from 81 9IIs@92c for May and 961s@9614c for De-
Gem ber, compared with 9l1499l 7sc and 961s re-
spectlvey at the close. he additional strength
came from an avance at Liverpoo of SGD 10 begin
with, added to the effect of a codwaye prediction
from the Signal service Bureau. There was
plenty of bearish news in circulation, and for
nearly hour after the opening there was mod
crate selling with the tendency CT prices slightly
down ward for May, Decem ber, however, holding
firmly.
The Cincinnati Price Current estimated that
after December ! there woud still be 100 O00.OOO
bushels available exportable surplus in this
country. The Kansas crop report said that the
increase in that State was 16 per cent. The
Buenos Ayres correspondent of the London Times
estimated that Al gentlns would have 81, 7,oUO,OOo
bushels If wheat TO dispose of for export Re
cepts at Minneapolis and Duluth since Wednes-
day morning we're 1912 earle ads against 2l44 for
the similar two lays Of the previous week and 544
2l5 69S bushels About two minutes after the
opening December began 10 advance slowly ut
first, but very soon with the gathering impetus OF
1t rose from 96I4 10 9714 without causing NJ ay
to 20 above the price it opened at, but when the
December made spasmodic jump that took it to
1914 and another series of leaps that landed 1t at
81 May resi- onded in suitable manner by al
vanclng TO 931S IL YVES all II matt. r Of shorts
covering. St. Louis shorts said to be active
bidders at the commencement of the buiEe, and
host of traders Joined in he trade. Th"re was
hardly bushel of wheat for sale until the market
had reached 81, when the anxious ones were iur-
nished with so much that a sudden drop 10 s'Hs
resulted But ine ShOrtS were 100 Dauly
ized o wait any longer to get uLder cover anu the
price soon shot up again.
The Atlantic port clearings of wheat and -four
were equal TO alb ut $4,000 bushels, INC udlnG
II 600 bushels from Galveston. New YORK re
ported 25 boatloads or say 200, 90 bushels, sold
for export. May, after reacting little from Its
first bulge to 931sc became stronger than befor-,
and reached 9312c before the close. 1t wound up
at 931sc december got up 70 H9 l2c aud closed at
that.
Corn not very active and res ponded very
lazily TO the encouragement 1t got from wheat
b.t az ard unti haa
very buIish, and it had evidently the latter to
thank Tor the 1sc advance ii made in the end.
Deceu bei oats barely steady, but q dis
tine ly firm feeling was mott, "a Bile in May The
long crowd wiling to exc hange the former
fer the latter 5s Ll3s difference.
Only a busIn. Wa, dOne in provisions The
under one was firm, chiefly in >ympAthy with
the grain ma rket,, but price ranges were narrow.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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GENERAL MhhCHANDIsE.

BAGS Calcutta Grain Bags, 1873 delivery, 55s
Gos4c: Wool Lags, -79oUc: Fruit Bags o14c
5S4c and &c for the different sizes
COAL-Harrison's circular says: During the
week there have been four arrivals from W ash
ington with Il, go tons OF Coal, four fr ON Coos
Bay with rs ~ tons. four from Frltlsh Coium bia
with il. SS3 tom, from Cardiff with 1888 S,
three from Swansea witt 9923 IONS five from
Aus ralia with II, ,Z7T tons, one from England
with 1l7a Ions, one from Baltimor With 46O)
tons and one from Alaska with 700 tons; to al.
sc, l35 tons. Th. liberal arrivals this week will
he ip o fill up some urgent requirements the
deliveries from Swansea. Australia and Baltimore
were badly Lee ed. The three arrivals from
SWANSEA leaves only seven vessels now en- route
wirh Wesh Anthr acite, astIhere have been no new
engagements from there for over three months, 1t
inuIcates that former consumers are substituting
other fuel Engagements from Australia are not
Keeping pace with The arrivals here, thus demon
strating that principal fuel supply tor sever Al
months to come must Oe draw n from British o.
UNI bia al d Washing on No changes OF prices are
yet ed, although the managers of our north
coiieIIeS would be justified in marking up
prices view OF the higher figures being demand
eo f1r all foreign Goals With The assured extd US
OF eoid-seekers to Aiasaa early next year, a rush
of Coal miners may be anticipated from all the
coast co.ileries, ami it not improbable mat the
Coal output may become mateTisliy diminished,
thereby leading marked fuel advance"
Wellington, rs 3 ton: New yelling on $e'
sOg:hfeld Wellington, 81 aU seattle, 81 80: Bry-
ant IS 90: Coos lay. S4 75 Walsend, s6 rs o
ton: Cum berland $l4 80 q ton in bulk and 81 .
in SACKS: Pennsyi vania, Anthracite Egg $l4 .
ton: Welsh Anthracite Ss@l2: Camel So so q
ton Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Val
ley, ST 90 coke $l3 IN bulk and 81 p ton IN SKIS.
RICk-Cnln Sc mix q is higher and Hawa f. an
lower Chinese mixed. S3 9U@3 80 p ctl; No,
l. s4 36G4 so q ctl; extra No. l, S593 20; Ha-
waian. "a 6212; Japan. "a 90@5 05; Rangoou. $4-
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Con- pany
quotes, terms cash: cube and Crushed and
Fine Crushed, $3.50: Powdered 61sc Dry Grauu-
lated, 512c p h; Contectioners A; o12c; Magnolia
A, 51sc. Extra I, SC; Golden Z. 4Isc; Candy
Granulared, $3.50; California A 514c; half barrels
Ac more than barrels. and boxes 12c more
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
IRODUOE MARKET.
WHEAT AND o1HER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Ea dv mon takes Tor Cork 3 969
ctls, valued at $500
The market advanced again yesterday, under
liveer trading, both on and OF CALL The foreign
markets were also sti1f and higher.
!ldeWater quotations. are as follows: 81 45G
l 4614 Tor No. /. 81 471e@l 4S$4 Tor choice AMI
81 0U@l 5l14 p CT Tor eAtra choce Tor milling.
GALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL. sfssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-Mav-l0,00 COO
ctls. 81 AT; 200O s. 471s; $4,000, 81 4714.
2ooo IL 47ss; 1900 81 46s4 so 0, 81 4o7s; 49,
600. 81 AZ. h. Gem ber-2OOU, IL 48 5000 81 4S1
1000, 81 4e14 1000 S. ss3s; IA 000 81 4s1a
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoS-De ber-- zO00
ctls, 81 4s6s 2OOU, 81 4Nsl: 5000, 81 4sIa May
10000 81 At; 1000. ST a6s4 zoo, 81 1855
500, 81 4612; 1000. y as; 1000, 81 4614.
AFTkRNooN SESSION = Decem Der 4U00 ctls,
81 40. May-2000. ST. At; 1000 81 1914; 1000.
$l 461s: 500. sl 4634: z4,O00 81 1865
BA /. LIE I-Choice bright Feed is wante and
the mil ers wou pay over the quotations. for it,
but there is none here
Feed S212G9Oc for dark to good and S-13c u ctl
for choice: Chevalier seed, 81 3U@1 90 y cLl;
Brewing, 81 05@l 10 tor No. ! and 90@s6c q
ctl ior DARK Coast
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoS-9lb o'clock-No sales.
SECOND SEssIoN-Decem ber-4000 cts, S714c;
2OUO, S73sc; 5000, 8712c 1000, S76sc 1000,
s77sc; 2OOO sec; 1000. Ss1sc May-lO 900, 90c
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-No sales
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales.
OAI>-Inere Is some call ior the us ual lobb1ng
trade, b 1T the mare. is quiet at best Fancy Feed
are quotabe at S. 20@l % y ctl; good to choice
ctl Surprise, 81 26gl 35 p ctl; Req, ST. $50
l 35; Gray, 81 1O@l Is: Milling, 81 121a@l 1742;
Black Tor seed S 35dl 30. Clipped Oats sell At
$lG2 q ton over the product
CORN-No further cha ge in quotations. Tra1e
continues quit Small Round Yellow. 95@97Aac C
y ctl; Large Yellow 9c@9 1ac p ctl; White, 300
212c.
RIE-sl@l o5 . ctL
BUCKW WaEAI-Q Quoted at 81 2O@l 35 p ctl
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DUN's REVIEW or TRADE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-R 6. Dun d Co. q
weekly review of trade will say tomorrow :
Inc heavy export of wheat, with the renewed ad-
vance In price, is the interesting ana import
ant feature OF this weeks events. since August,
when the extent of the foreign deficiency became
'ealzed' exports have been larger than In CORE
spending weeks of any previous years. The cot
ION exports also have become very heavy ana ne
outgo OF corn fails but little below last years un-
preceden led Re cord while in exrors manufac-
turing products. especially machinery, all records
ior the season have been sun passed.
Whlle the agEre ae for ->ovember last year
YORK for three weeks have been but slightly
smaller with "a fair prospect that Inc known lh-
crease IN cotton and other products from other
ports may make up the dehciencf. Meanwhie
imports are running behind last years at New
Vrk esrly s2.OUU,OO0 this month, so that an
other excess OF exports over imports, amounting
o about SoO.O0oOG0 Tor the month, IS probable
But this would maze an excess of about So
UO0UOU in four months.
After the slight decline asst Saturday wheat rose
10 lUO1s for November, with y o. red and other
grades sci ing many cents higher. Yet Western II
receipts are or enormouS magnitude in four wee KS
2O4 bushels, against 9,124 S3S in he saline
four wee&s last year. While Atlantic exports, nour
and for four weeks Is, 43q, 839 agains 1913 $3.50
last year The shipments from other ports have
also been heavy, and nothing APP ears to Change
former estimates OF european needs.
Inc iron Industry shows no decrease III product
or consumption OF pig, but with much re-
duced orders Tor products excess OF PROD action Is
expected, aud Bessemer falls shade TO $40 D and
gray forge TO 50 70 at Pittsburs, though Chicago
ana Eastern markets show no chance. Biliets
are also weaker PIttsb burg at SIS. Expectation
OF lower prices tends 10 produce the time when new
business Is small and the mills are working mostly
on small orders. with buyers impatient for dellV-
cries Other large orders held b. OK in plates
by inability of the works deliver in the time
desired.
In bars, agricultural and raj way manufacturing
causes a heavy demand at Chicago iron Is pre-
ferred 10 steel and thin sheets also in letter
demand but bars are shade lower at Pittsourg
ana ootn wire AID cut nails. Some large orders
forr Ills by L EASTERN always reported.
some REDUCTION In prices OF wool appears, pos
slby averaging half IL cent. with sales OF uslIA-
ian amounting 10 2, 100 900 pounds in few large
blocks In Boston, but the tone is still strong.
al ureS for the week have been 246 IN The
United states against 800 last year. and rs in Can
ada against 3S last year
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BRADSTk E1'S REVIEW.

NEW YORK, Nov 20 Bradstreets tomorrow
Will say: Notwithstandin, the appearance of a
demand Tor holiday speciallies at some points in
the south, at chicago, ST. Louis and in regions
tributary thereto, general IT, de throughout the
country has shown no genera! improve ment this
week Most favorab reports are from the terri
tory west OF the Miss ippi River and north OF
Missouri and Kansas whore cllder weather has
stimulated demand ana the interior and country
merchants have been buying with comparative
freedom.
The Eastern cotton goods industry continues de-
pressed. Consu mers evidently do not intend to
buy extensively until they believe the price OF
raw cotton is ready TO advance Competition
from southern mills. more particularly overpro-
ducLion by manufaCturerS WI o produce single
staple. under les existing large STOCKS and the
heavineSs or prices
COnverterS and manufacturers of common yarns
are situated relat vely more favorably. Other
lines representing sonable distribution are
manufacturers OF woolens, clothing shoes and
JobberS OF groceries.
Al Philadelphia there is check in the demand
for products in leading textile lines and arrange
ments making shorter time. Iron
ant steel have not been in active demand as
expected and are lower, notwithsi anding furnaces
and mills supplied with orders sufficient 10
carry them well into next year a favorable fea-
ture Is found In advances OF wages OF operatives
in various indus rial lines Wheat exports, az
fec ted almost entirely by the holidays, show
co coAsderabie decrease from last weeks total.
he aggregate exports of wheat, flour included
wheat, from both coasts of the United ~tates
and from Canada, this Week are 5,465, 153 BUSH
els. against b,653UUU bushels last week; $685.
700 bushels last wear, 100000 bushels in S95.
= 66S QUO bushes In 1894 and :, 440, 900 bushels
in 1898.
Corn exports would have been larger but for this
reason. amounting TO :, 90 900 bushels, against
3,309, 900 bushels last week: 2,92U.0U0 bushels
last year, ls2O.0UO bushels in 1895 and $50
OJ0 bushels IN 1924.
There ale 236 business failures reported
throI ghout this week, compared with 23o last
week; 296 in he week year ago. 2SS two years
ago, 307 in the corr spending week of 1894, and
compared with 298 in TIE like period OF 1893.
hgra arQ 3l fql Fpd IA IN n
ion of Canada this week, compared with 81 last
week; SO in the week year ago. and 52 Two
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LONDON MARKETS.

NEW YOFK, Nov 26.-Tbe Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The stock mar
kets were idle and irreg gular to-day, but lost OF
them were unsteady until the close, which was fat
various vague rumors
Kafirs slumped on renewed but unconfrmed re-
ports of Cecil Rhodes death. Other markets
sasged on the reported collision os French and
English troops the Niger There was nothing
really auth- ntic in this story, bug the markets
lack energy and are easily frigh' ened
Americans were duh. Glasgow and the Continent
ais were selling moderately. Brazils were better
on the placing by the Rothschds of f2UU0,00U
Brazil per cent treasury bills at 50 per cent.
The bills of various dates from six 10 twenty
four mo onthI
Berlin exchange is quoted here to-day at 20. Sc.
but have reason TO believe tha; the quotation is
nominal. The real rate Is nearer 20 Of and gold
aken here for Germany goes al loss. Wen
ia exchange is also advancing.
Ihe Paris BourSe VS. steady and the BERN
arka q
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRICUI-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRA NCIsco, No
Ven Der IS 1897 2.
The following are The rainfaIls for the past
twenty-four hours and he seIsonal rainfas 10
date com pared with IN csc Of ne same date last
season: Eureka 60 this season S.57. last sea-
son y So; Red Bluff 90. this season 4.l5, last
season 5.34; Sacramento 90 this season 81,
last season Az: san Francisco 90, this season
IS, last season 676; Fresno 90, this season
1.42 last season 3.U1 an Luis Ubispo 90. this
season 81. last season 3Ss Los Dgeie 90, til S
season as last season 2.99; = an Diego 90, this
season 09, last season 0S; Yuma 90; this sea
son 81, last season 20.
san francisco data: Maximum temperature 56,
minimum "A, mean 80
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
An area Ct high pressure covers the country be-
tween the Rocky Mountains and the great lakes
During the past twenty four hours there has been
a rise Of arly A of inch over North Dakota
On the Ia ifc coast The pressure has remained
near stationary.
The temuera:ure has remained station
ary over the entire country of the Rocky
Mountains. In the san Joaquin Valley il is alb ut
o deg. Co.der than the normal condition for thI+
time Frost occurred this morning generally
throughout California. Heavy frost occurred in
The Sacramento Valley and killing frost IN the saa
Joaquin.
Forecass made at san Francisco Soi thirty
hours ending N dniGht. ovember =. 1897:
Northern Callfornia-Fuir saturday, with frosts
in the morning warmer saturday and Saturday
night in the san Joaquin Valley; light northwest
cry winds
southern California-FaIr Saturday with frosts
in he morning; light northeriy winds
NeVada-FaIr Saturday
Utah- Fair Saturday; continued cool weather
ATzOna-Fair SATURDAY.
Francesca and VcinitY-Fair Saturday
fresh northwesjeT y wind.
Special report from Mount ANA pals taken a.
P Clear north wind. twelve miles per hour;
temperature 40 deg
ALEXANDER NcADIE.
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OVERLAND SHIPMENTS.

Overland shipments of freight from Northern
and Central California in October via Southern
Pacific lines ~, 723 tons, follows: From san
Francisco, 2O,O66 tons; Oakland, S625; san Jose,
1885,; stock Ton. 0,3U3; Sacramento and East
1t 7S2 NarysviIe. 1888
The leading items were: 70s tons Beans i 20 do
Forax. O. : sou gallons BRANDY l.0f6 500 40 Wine.
1895 tons canned tfCCds IT, 944 do ] ried Fruits,
1886 d Deciduous Fruits, 55I do NUS, 1850 10
Rsisins 49 do Honey, 294 do Hides. 400 do
Leather. $50 do Hops, gS3 do Potatoes, 116 do
Vegetables. + do Powder, 65 do Quicksilver. s
90 Woo. 52uo Canned salmon, "a do Picked
salmon. II do CofYee, 800 do sugar, 63 do Rice
and 79$ do ga
= feature Of The shipments as month was that
OF 81 tons Of sugar from Oakland, something new.
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! WHEAT-spot No. 1 red Northern spring,
| firm. rs SI2d.
CORN-Spot American mixed STEADY. IS 31Ad;
| November steady, IS 31sr; ctmber steady,
| IS 31sd; January steady, os 36sd.
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NV YORK Nov. 26.-The latter part OF the
day showed an improvement in business on The
stock Excnange on the volume Of transactions
and the increase OF values over those recently pre-
vtiiing. The sand rd railroad s. ocxs however
continued 70 be i good deal neglected ard the
movement Of prices in them was vert narrow
The who'll list was depressed during the early part
OF the day under the influence Of lower prices for
Americans IN London and quite active selling here
for London account. This was ecially marked
in St Pau. and this stock failed to recover at any
time to W N2dnesda > close Its weakness whS
due 20 the october statement OF earnings, which
showed an Increase Of less tban 5000
so this statement bears ON the ceneraI
situation IL IS to he taken inlO Confederation bnt
II Pau. 5 earnings laso month ne largest for
the year. Tn later impruvem ent In The market
left the railroad list With m gains, but they were
OF the narrowest in L.any cases The cf- ef in
tarest in the mar6et centered In the sDecialties
and these all veoped strength before trading
n al been long in prUgre- Manhattan was most
conspicuous in the dea iug-, ana al va cea quite
steadily AID strongly tBrOu the day c.osinp
al e. gain OF Z34- here was no news 10 aC-
count for the strength OF JHiS stock. sugar also
sion, and osed Z5sc hiKher than Wednesday
day tradin reflected nothing in the zen
eral situation. tha news OF which continued TO
show impr0V ment. The actual rate long
sterling eXchan-e advanced Is additional to-day.
of The deman for long erltng is for in
the op ration which involves the le ndng OF funds
autoad. There also said TO ne SOM buying Of
long sterling for speculation, IN the beIief that
rates of exchange Viii advance by the Time 1t
lures, as he balance OF trade may have shifted by
tnsU time
The bond market was fairly active and prices
were firm. Tuiaj Sales $l.24O 600. UnHed
States urs upons were "a over and the tives
coupon Is over bid
including: Burlington 1885, L. and \. 4340:
Manbatlnn - 80 New JeTs.t Central AGO,
Northern acIfc 44o7, 90 preferred s1S4, ROCK
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DRIED FRUITS. KAlsINs, NUTS, ETC.

1t is pretty hard work 10 sell sny large lot o.
fruit, and even the iobbing trade is fiat. Rasins
are in abou. the same boat. There is little some
thing doing in nuts at he quot ations.
DRIED fRUITS-Quotatons follows:
Prunes. carload los 4l4141ac ;or 40 SOS 3s4 a
4c for so COS, 314@o3Iac for 6O-7Os, 2s1@3c .or
7C-o0s 2lA@21ac = 10 for SO-9O's and 1M@2o
for eO1OUs; Peaches, 5@51ac ~ Ii. fancy e1a@
712c; peeled. 1O0l213; Apri COTS 5@l6c e. ID TOR
Royals and 7@sAac for good to fancy Moorparks;
evaporated Apples t@684c; sun-dried, 3s4 @414c;
black Figs IN sacks, 2@3c: Pums, 31a@41ac y ID
iol pitted and l@l 13c for unpitted; bleached
Pums, &c; Nectarines, 4@6c q 10 for prime to
fancy Pears 2@5c TOR quarters and 21a@De1ac for
halves according to color. etc
RAIsINs-New Raisins '214@3c for 2-crown, 4c
Tor 3'crowp. &c Tor 4-orown. olac for Seedles,
suitanas and 81 loo rs for london layers Dried
Grapes 2Ac-
NUTS-Ches; nuts are quotable at S(dIOc = Ii;
Walnuts 7@71ac p ID for hard and 5000 y n
for softshell; Almonds. 3@4c for hardsheIl and sc
for papershel: Peanuts. 4@5c for Eastern and
&C for California: hickory NJ uts, 5G6c p ID. Pc
cans, 9@10c p ID; Filberts. y61q1sc; Brazil Nuts
s@9c: Cocoanuts 81 bU(05 d 100.
HONEI-New Comb lUc for bright and 7do9c
for lower grades; new water-whte extracted. A140
43lc; light am Der extracted, 334@4c u ID
.EEESW X-23O25c p ID.
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REVIEW OF 4Hh sroCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 20 Brad streets Financial
Review Orrow Will say; Although speculation
has been mainlt in the hands OF traders. the un-
dertoHe of strength apparent throughout ne
weeks transactlonS the stock Exchange The
holiday thursday, however, created indis-
position trade and resulted in OF more SELL
ing to obtain more limited profits on the bull side.
On Friday the marNet, after an early spell of
hesitation with some slight bearish news, devel-
oped 1ength 10 bear covering and closed better.
There n. S been very pressure. and
while except In few stocks decided support was
lAcalng. it is the general impression that iquida-
tion is over the stocks in strong hands
The approaching meeting of Congress is re-
garded as the next speculative factor of import
ance ard II Is concluded that large financial in
terests waiting TIL the session begins, and he
attitude of the national lawmakers on the GU =
rency and Cuba developed. far he ad-
mlnistration Is concerned, The street at large
has en- favoraoly impressed both by the pacific
disposition that has characterized the negotiations
with spain and by the current reports that The
Presidents message will deal largely with the
s0und-money sentiment.
The fact thai secretary Gage IN his speech in
New York on thursday evening. deSlt only with
gen -ralilles TO the currency and he adm nStra-
lions policy regard thereto. created neither sur
prise uIsappO ngment, though portion of the
street" was disposed to anticipate Il more posi-
tive ulteranCe. There alb ence or untavor-
able deve opments Throughout he week, and more
attention WAS paid 10 The continued lncrt ase In
railroad earnings Circumst tanceS affecting The
specu i've position of particular properties.
The statement OF the uStal men. or over S13,-
OOu coo OF the Union Pacific purchase N oney
accomplished on last Monday without any dis
turbance OF Ia loan market and whalever inter
est exists in that connection refers the dsposl-
ton Of the Kansas Pacific division, The forecosu
sale Of which lakes place on December is, no
dehnit+ arrangement being yet reached between
the Government and the reorganization COM
mt.tee.
London has not been 3 factor OF any importance
q our market Ihough selling from the BouTse has
pQlChaSlu2
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THE COZ, MARKET.
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HIDES. rALLow, wool AND HOPS.

Quotations seem TO have become castiron. for
they never change.
HIDES AND SKINS-CulIs and brands cell 1c
under sound stock. Heavy saited steers l0c
4 ID: medium. &c; light, S12@9c; Cowhides,
s1a@9c; Stays, 512c; sa ted Kip &c; salted
Calf, lo@llc y b salted Veal, &C; drv Hides,
1907 5Aec; culis and brands, 12@l21ac: Dry Kip
and Veal. lac dry alf, Isc; culs. 12c Goatsklns.
2O@35c each: Kids SC; Deerskins, good summer.
25c p ib medium, Zoe: winler. 10c; sheepskins,
each; medium, 60@sO CHI long woods, S0cGSl
each.
TALLOW-No. /. rendered. S@31ac p ib; No.
9, 2@l21ac: refined. &c; Grease, 20214c q b.
OOL - Fall clip Middle counties, free,
10@l3c, do defective 10@1lc; San Joaquin, de-
fective 7G9c q ID; do Lambs 61a@1Sc: southern
Mountain. 9@l2c; free Northern, 12@l4c p fb:
DO defective, Cyclic; humboldt and Mendocino,
l3@15c p b.
hoPs-Old crop "a &c q u Tor poor to fair and
SNllUc TOR good: new crOp lU0l4c.