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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Nov 90 - -FLOUR-Receints
35 7SI bbs; exports, 2 4S7 bbs. Quiet and lower.
Min lesota patents, s5 1U@5 40; do bakers S4 20
@ so: winter paten's 81 9595 Is; do straits,
81 GA TO- do $3 40@4; do low grades,
81 9O@5 10. Cornmeal-Duli; Western, Soc Rye
-Weak; Western. 4912c.
VIII AT-ReceIpts 305, 500 bushels: exports,
l16,975 bushels. Spot market quiet No. l, 93c
ptions opened weak under bearish ca bles foreign
selling and big Northwestern receipts and de-
clined all day with few exceptions Influenced fur
ther by liqudations and light export demand and
closed 1$4@21sc net lower November clio ,ed
913lsc: december. 81 ll-l6G9S5sc: closed 97sIsc
HOPS-F1rm. sta common choice, 1895
crop, 1850; 1896 cToi, 609c; 1897 crop, l5@lSc.
Pacific oast, crop OF 1895, 4@6c; 1896 crop. SO
&C: S97 crop 15@lSc.
WUOL-Quiet lexas 14@l7c
PORK-EOre active.
PE1KOLEUM-QuieL United closed SIC bid.
PIC lRoN-Warrants easy; S6 rs bid; $6 IS
asked.
COPPER-Lake quiet; 81 o 65 bid, $40 rs asked
TIN PLATES-DuIl; $13 IS BID ana $l3 70
asked.
sPELTER-Quiet: s3 s5 bid. 81 o5 asked.
LEAD-Exchange quiet at So 10 bid, SO so
asked brokers steady at So So
COFFEE - Options closed quiet at a net ad-
vance OF points. Ssles, 1920 bags, including
DeCe mber, S5 40G5 SO; March s5 20 95 80.
spot Coffee-klo, quiet and steady. No. Z in
voice. 614c: No 7 lobbing, 6$4c; mild quiet;
Cordova, S12G1ic.
sUGAR-1aw. firm; refined firm Mould A,
i 7sc; standard A. 47sc; confectionery A, 47sc
Gu. ioaf' 56sc; crushed 558c; powdered, 3-1uc;
erAnulated, SC.
BUTTER-Receipts. 1866 packages; steady
Western creamery, l4@25c; Elglns, 23c; factory,
tGGa-Receipts. $40 packages: firm. State
and Pennsylvania 2oG25c: Western, 22c.
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progress in the main incline above the l10O ieVel
IN the repairs. 100 level-On the 100 lever they
are raising at point II feet south of the main
upraise and finding some punches OF pay WHICH
they
In he Potos mine they are making good prog
ress III the Choliar-Potosi Joint repairs III tne
main incline at and above the 100 level ana are
engaged on repairs in the main west drit on u e e
tunnel level. On the tunnel level The Bullion ana
Potts joint south drift advanced 70 feet; TO-
tai length, III feet: face in hard quartz OF low
assay value. On the sixth floor of tine south up
raise" tunnel level they driving mouth through
old hltlngs OF good grade, and now out 40 fee|
They have shipped to the Nevada mill during the
week 80 tons and 100 poupds of ore, car Samples ,
assaying SO 35 in gold aud 10 81 ounces In sill
yer. Brunsw lex Iooe-The south DRIFT from No
shaft, 5OO level has been driven z3 feet 5uth or
the week th'ou< hard Iorphyrv; total iengtn n
100 feet The joint crosscut the north
line has been "a Vanced % feet: face in hard por-
phyTy; total length, 90 fe-t.
BRUNSWICK oDE-Con. Cal. & Va. Best &
Becher and Gould d urry-Sha1t 2, 300 Level
The Joint east crOsscut the Best IL Belc er
south BOUNDARY has been advanced 2S feet; total
length III feet; face in porphyry and quartz
south dr1f. 400 feet from the station, was adj
vanced u feet; total length 507 feet; face in por-
phyry. 6UO level-The joint east crosscut on the
Best d BeIcher north boundary they have been
repairing uur hg the week he lolnt south GrlIe e
started from The station has ben advanced 20
feet; total length 4Ul feet: face in porphyry.
ChOllar-3OO .evel-Ihe Slope above this level
does not look well heretofore and he ore mas
decreased. 500 Ievel-The joint east crosscut on
the south line has been advanced g feet: total
length c9 feet; face in hard porphyry.
600 leve!-East crosscut 3, 100 feet south of 4.
or 553 feet south of north line has been advanced
to total distance of 142 feet; face in hard rock
advanced during the week 81 feet. Main south
drift has been extended 29 feet; face in porphyry
with seams OF quartz through it; total length, tS
feet south OF north line. They are timbering and
repairing the main thoroughfares where necessary.
They have shipped during the week to the Nevada
mill 70 tons and 1880 pounds of ore, the top car
samples OF which went $l3 Ul in gold and IL. 53
ounces in silver.
OCCIDENTAL CoN.-The official let er for the
week past says: $50 leve II he south drift from
west croSscut has been extended IA feet; total
eng,h h, A feet. The face is in essayng about t
81 per ton in gold. $50 level-The main south drift
has been extended along and under the ore cody
8 feet during the week. total ength $40 feet $50
lrvel-We have extended the main south drift 30
feel total length, 800 feet he face in Of
fair grade. We have still 40 feet yet TO go before
reaching the ore body found the 650 Ieve..
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, Nov. 29-Porter Bros. Conn pany
sold to-day: Grapes-Cornichons S. 1901 20 per
single crate.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2s-Auction sales of
California fruit by the Ear. Fruit Company:
Grapes-Single crates, Red Emperor, 81 3CCQl SO,
average 81 35: White Emperor 81 so; EN-
peror ST. Sc; Red Emperor clusters, 81 50; Per-
simmons 81 40.
CHICAGO. Nov. 29 The Earl Fruit Com
pany realized the following prices at uction to-
day for California grapes: Single crates, Tokay
81; Cornichon, 81 81: Verdelle, 81 Az Ferrera
81 81 Morocco, 81 85; assorted 81 81.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Auction sales of Cali
fornia fruit by the Earl Fruit Com mpany: Grapes
Tokay, single crates, 81 Z0Q2 25 average ST a ;
double crates, az 7OG4 rs, average 81 80; Cor
nichon, single crates 81 lU@1 80, average 81 90
doubles, SO 20G2 50. average 81 Sc
BOSTON. Nov. 29-The Earl Fruit Company
aucuoned California fruit to-day, as folio s !:
Grapes-single crates, Emperor, 81 lO@l 40
average s. 35; CorDichon, 81 25@l 70, average
81 SO; doubles, So 55@t 75, average So ST: O.
KAY. single crates 5. 5U@2 20, average 81 rs;
doubles, 1904 10, average SO So: Red Emperor
ri Il m
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Game is lower, usual on Monday.
Turkeys continue II the dumps. Hens and
BOOSTERS are in gooI supply and cheap.
A of Eastern is selling ii 80 for Hens 81 5p
for Cd Roosters, $4 75@5 for young Roosters
and SO 1894 for ryers.
POULIhH-
Live Turkeys. 10@llc o u for Gobblers and 10
G1lc Hens; dressed Turkeys l0@l3 Sc; Geese
q pair 81 2501 rs; Ducks, $3G4 so; Hens
S3QS4 y doz; boosters. young, S3 5O@4: do. old
So 50@4 q doZ n: Fryers IS 50; Broers, S3 25
G3 50 for large and 81 5093 for small: Pigeons
81 250l so p doz for young and ST. Tor old.
GAME-Quail, q dozen, $l@l 25: Maard
Teal, 81 % q doz; Widgeon 81 so: Small Duck
81 rs; Gray Geese, So so; White, Sl@l 25 u
dozen: Brant. 81 506l To- English Snipe, So
JACK Snipe. 81; Hare. 75c@$l; Rabbits, 81 25@
l 80 for CottOntaiis and 75cMS1 for small
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PARIS FUTURES
LIVERPOOL WHEAT FurrrR,
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO Nov 29.-CATTLE-Bee steers sold
largely at S4 4O95 10. the poorest selling around
S3 SUG4 and fancy Christmas hoi IA, beeves be-
ing worth SIS 30@5 so stockers and feeders, 500
SO. Bulls, cows and hefers in good de-
mand at steady prices, the range being from 81 rs
for common Gamers 10 81 so for extra heifers
CavC were unchanged, best selling for IS 75@
90. Western range steers brought $3 5O6l4 Az
HCG o-Packing lots sold So 25@3 37Ia
ard prime shipping OTIS at S3 50(G3 60 the greater
part OF The hogs crossing the scales So o5G
So
oHEEP-Were wanted at S3G4 S5 for common
to prime lots, and lamb ~ S4Q5 65 few
fancy lambs brought sc. Heavy export sheep
were cable around S4 50.
heceipts- Catue 1o,5O0; hogs, 100000 sheep,
$4,000
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON, Nov. 29-The wool sales we're con-
tinued to-day with good attendance. The offer
ings saturday amounted 10 9992 bales, and of this
number 100 were withdrawn. To-day's offer
ings aggregated i3, 502 bales, of which 2OOO were
Withdrawn Greasy new clip wool was in better
supply ana sold At late rates. Scoureds were firm
and wastings of all descriptions still ruled irregu-
lar. The Continental and home buyers operated
freely and America bid strongly Tor their sorts.
Their purchases for The day amounted to about
$50 Dales.
A good selection OF Cape OF Good Hope and Ma
tai woods sold at late rates. The general tone of
the sale was firmer. The sales in detail: New
Sou Wales, 35OS bales; secured, 7d@1s 412d;
greasy 534@9d.
Quteuslind, 572s bales; secured, sd@1s 4d:
greasy IS 512d.
Victoria. "a bales secured. 7slo@ls 51ad;
greasy, S12@S 1sd.
south Australia, 339 bales: greasy. 616Ad.
New Zealand, $50 tales; secured, 634d@ls 14d;
greasy, 6(0S12d.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal, s57 bales;
secured, 712d@ls 4d: greasy. 64714d
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ment arrested the decline for time. Atlantic
seaboard cIearances since Saturday amounted to
10000 bushels. Paris advces to St Louis were
10 the effect that France would require about zO
00O,0O0 bushels foreign wheat between Novem Der
l OF this year and september /, 1898
The English visible estimated to nave
decreased l4l000 bushels, notwithstand
ing deliveries from English farmers last week
we're much heavier than usual. After the posting
of tue closing Liverpool cables, whi, h showed
114Gl 12d decline long wheaG began dribbling out
again. May gradually sold down to 9J3s but
bringing 905sG9O3l at the clost. December
declined to SO ana ciosed that price.
Corn was easier from the start l he action OF
wheat and 14d decline at Liverpool were chiefly
responsible for the course OF prices Elevator in
terests were moderate sellers OF both May and De-
cember
i he market for oats dull and uninteresting
though steady in comparison with the other gen
erai markets Business consisted chiefly or chaug-
ing from december to May.
Provisions though very dull, were firm during
the greater part OF the daJ. with prices averaging
little higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The only change in oranges is decline in Man
darins Lemons and Lines are in large supply and
duL
Grapes doing a little better. Apples are
weak. The markrt Is overstocSed with Persi m
mons. Ounce, re hard o sell.
Eastern Gran berries are higher, but Coos Bay
over.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Straw berries 81 s0@2 u so ch sst for larga
CaDe Cod Cranberries, SS@9 so v bbl Jerseys,
IS 5O@9 so; COOS Bay. 81 25@2 so p box.
Pears, Winter Nelis, 75c@Sl; common KINDS,
35@65c q box
Apples, 25@o0c q box for common. eO@S5c for
good 10 choice Lady Apples, $2@2 5O for large
boxes
Ounces, 25@5Oc q pox.
Grapes, in boxes 25@5tc for all kinds. Crates
sell about 1Oc higher than Boxes
Ptrsimmons, 25Q5Uc . box.
CITRUS FkUITS-Navel Oranges. 81 oO@3:
Seedlings. ST. 25@l IS: Mandarlns, 75cGSl 20
y box; Grape Fruit $3 5UG5 q box; Lem
ons. rs @$l 70 for common and 81 5O@2 for good
to choice Mexican Lines, s293 q box; Califor.
MA Lines, in small boxes, 25@3Oc: Bananas $l9Z
= bunch; Pineapples $2G3 doZ.
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10 Glear O R6rtIy Cloudy
@ Cloudy g Ram 8 Snow
|5HADgO AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION
OURINS PAST IL HOURS
ETpTanAHOn.

Tie arrow fles with the wind The top figures
g. station indica,e maximum temperature for the
Gays: those underneath IT, if any. the amount of
rainfall Of melted snow In inches and hundr ths
during the past Twelve hours IsObars, or solid
lines, connect pC!n OI equal air pressure; $50
1eTms OF dotted lines, equal temperature. Tbs
7Tord high" means high hRrometric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: 'Iow"
reiers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accom- panied bv cloudy weather and rams
Lows usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When he pressure IS high in the interior
snd low along the coast, and the isobArs extend
nortn and south along the coast rain is probable
but wnen he "low'- IS inciOsed with isobars OF
marked curvature, rain south OF oregon is improo-
able. With ''htgh" in Inc vicinity Of Idaho and
the pressure falling TO the California coast warmer
weather may be expected summer and colder
weather In winter. The reverse OF these conditions
vii produce opposite result
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DRIED FRUITS. RAisINs. NUTS. ETC

Dealers quote the old prices with dull market
DRIED tRU1Ts-ouotations are as follows:
Prunes carload lots. 4i4@412c Tor 4O-oO's 5s4 %
&c for 80 sos S14@31ac for 6O-70s, 2s413c tor
7C.oWs I I2i4921ao p n for so,eo.s ana !s4@2e g
71ac; peeled. lO@l 21a; A pri cots. 6616c 3 h for
Royals and 7as lac for good to fancy Moorparks:
evaporaied Apples e@6s4c; sun-dried, 3s4 e4 q z4c; 6
black Figs IN sacks. 2@3c: Plums. 3l9@4tac o ID
fol- pitted and l@l 1ac for unpitted; bleached
Plums DC: Nectarines, 4@6c q 10 Tor prime TO
halves according to color. etc
RAISINS-New Rasins 2A@3c for 2-crown 4c
for ocrown, DC for A-crown, ob3c ior Seeoless
eultanas and 81 LOO Il5 for london layers. Dried
Grapes 2N c.
NUTS-Ches, nut. are quotable at s@l0c p h;
Walnuts, 7(971ac q ID for hard and s@sc y h
for softshell Almonds. 3Q4c for hardsheii ana Sc
for papershel: Peanuts, 4@5c for East@rn and
&C for California; b hickory Nuts, 6@6c v ID; Pc
cans, 9@lOc p ID; Filberts. st9912c; Brazil Nuts
e@9c; Cocoanuts $4 bC(G5 fs 100
HONEl-New Conn 1Uc for brRnt ana !igSc
for lower grades; new water-white extracseur 4149
4s4c; light ami ber extracted, 33A@4c q ID
bEESWAX-23925c q b.
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i IkONISIONS

CURED MEATs-Bacon. s!sc q II for heavy,
&C Tor light medium. lUc for light, lO1ac q n
Tor extra Hgnt and I2c for sugar-cured. East
ern sugar-cured Hams, 1O1A@llc; California
Hams. 9@91ac . h: Mess Beet $8 so . bo;
Pork. ss@s 50 q Dbl: extra prime Pork. 50 so:
extra clear 81 g. mess sl4 so q bbI; Smoked
Beef ll12@1215c 2 n
LARD-Eastern tierces quoted al 514c q n for
compound ana DC Tor pure; paiIs, &c: California
terces, SC Fs II Tor compound and &c Tor pure;
half bbls, 614c 10 ID tins, 7c; do o-tb, 112c.
COTIOLkNE-Tierces. 6$sc. Packages less
than 800 bs-l-tb pals, 90 IN case, S7sc; BIB
pals, 20 in case, $3.50; 5lb pals, y in case,
sac; lo-ib pals, IN case, sisc 5Otb Tins, or
IN case. 1880: wooden buckets 70 lbs net
f1sc: fancy tuos 80 lbs 1886; halt obls about
IL lbs, 1ac Is L.
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

fonrs u higher bid. There were sales of the new
tours coupon at S12, the highest on record.
Total sales of socss today We're 1922, 100 shares,
including: Atchson 4l40, Burlington preferred
243O5, l.. ana n 9l49. Manhattan 27.77O, Metro
poilan 5 rect Railway 1894. Missouri Pacific
627O, New Jersey Central $3.50. New York Cen
trail 1920, Reading 1920, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred is 255, Ro3k Isand 1850 St Louis aud
san Francisco second preferred 4234, St Paul
2l,92O, Union Pacific [. +. $3.50, Peoples GAS
J.. 400, Sugar 10000, American Tobacco 2242.
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BUrTER. tnEtsE AND EGGS.

Eggs are lower again, Cheese is weak at tho
quotations There is no change IN Butter.
BUTTER
tREAMERY-Fancy creameries 27@29o; Sec
onds, 2a@26c 2 ID,
DAIRY-Choce TO fancy. 23@24c y h; lower
grades 16@22loc-
PICKLED-22M24c p ID.
tIRKIN-l9n2Uc p ID
CREAMERY TUB-2212@2315c p n
EAsTERN-12@l &c for ladle- packed
CHEESk-ChoIce mild new. 111a@l2c: COM
mon 10 good 5@llc; Cream Cheddar. 11@12c;
Western, lllapI2c: Eastern, I21a@I 312c 5 n.
EGGS - Ranch Eggs %712@4lc; store Eggs,
nominal; Eastern. 2712@30c Tor fancy, 25G27c for
hrsts and l9@2lc tor seconds; Duck Eggs, nom-
nal.
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO No
We Der 29, 1897, p. N
The following he rainfalls for the past
twenty-four hours and The seasonal rainfas to
date as compared with those OF the same daIe last
season: Eureka go this season 9.17. last sea-
- IS; Red Bluff trace, this season AIS, last
season 5.24: sacramento 90. this season 294,
last season 4.72: San Francisco 90, this season
285, Lass season 6.76; Fresno 90, this season
LAP, asst season 3.Ol: an Luis Obspo 90, thi,
season 90. last season 4.7p: Los Angeles 90, this
sezsol 4S last season SO; oan Diego 90, this
sea-on 09. last season ? 0S; Yuma 90; This sea-
soU 81 last season / 20.
Sau Francisco data: Maximum temperature So.
minimum As, mean 53.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
An srea of high pressure overlies the country
west o. the Re, Ky Mountains here has been a
rapid ia during the past twenty-four hours over
the northwestern portion of the United states A
storm Of consider bic energy is central tonight
over Washington, Vancouver Island, Ores on and
Idaho Rain, sao" o. sect is reported a. several
OF the nor. hern stations.
The temperature las risen along the coast of
oregon and Washiugton. Elsewhere on the Pa
cIfc oast II has rem ain cd near stationary.
Forecas-s made at san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, y OVEN Der 80. 1897:
Northern tallforna-Rain Tuesday, with fresh
suuthery winds
Southern California Cloudy Tuesday; light
westerly winds.
Nevada-Cloudy Tuesday with rain in the
northern pt rtiOn.
Utan-cloudy Tuesday; probably rain or snow
in northern portion.
Arlzona-Cioudy Tuesday
san Francisco and notwithstanding cloudi-
ness and probably rain Tuesday; light westerly
changing to south easter winds
special report from Mount amaipais taken a.
M-Cear; wind west. 5 miles per hour;
temperature So; maximum so.
ALEXANDER MCADIE,
Loci Forecast (JffCial
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HAY AM FEEDsTUFFS.

Receipts Of Hay are moderate but the market
does improve. Bran Is coming In steadily
from he north
BRAN-SI7@lS g ton.
MIDDLINGS-$2o 50@22 so g; ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolleu Barley S20@2l 2 ton;
Ollcaxe Meal at the mill, SOS 50G2S so q tom
joooing $50; Cocoanut Gaze, S1S@20; Cottonseed
Meal S29@30 Il ton
HAY-Wheat 81 2@l45 so > tom Wheat and Oat
SllMl35O Oat. $lU@l2; Barley. $1UGl2;
pressed, Sl2dI4; Alfalfa $e@9 81; stocA, nomi-
nal: Clover, $500 90 fs ton.
sTkA W-3U@o45c q bale.
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POTATOES. ONION vEGETABLEs

Swee lower Onions continue 20 ad vance
o herwIse there is nothing new.
Asparagus is bringing l5@1- sc 2 b.
POIA1 OES-Eariy ~ ose, 40G50;; River Reds,
SO @4Oc; River BuroanKs. 3U@40c - sacA);
oregon Bur banks 3OG65c: salinas Burbanks 50
GsOc; Sweet Po.atoes. 35@50c q cti for Rivers
ana 5O@60c FOR Merced; new volunteer Potatoes
212c q ID.
ONIONS-sI 609l 10: cut Onions 75c@s1 25
Pickle onions 5U975c q sack.
NEGETABLES-M Mushrooms 10@20c p ID: Mar
rowfat Squash, $40 p ton; Hubbard squash. SO
@l3 D ton. Dried Peppers. 5G6c p 10; Green
feas, 5G6c F ID; string Beans 5@sc u ID, Dried
Okra, 1-12c; Cabbage 6O975c q ctl; Carrots 25
q soc d sack; Garlic, 39512c q ID; Tomatoes rs
M76c a box.
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS
There Is no change to report.

There Is no change to report
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell 1c
under sound stock Heavy salted steers, 1Oc
Il b; medium, &C.; light, S1a@9c; Cowhides,
oH2g9c; Stays 512c; sated Kip. SC; sated
Cali, l0@l1c p 10; salted Veal. &c; drv Hides,
l5915Lec; culls and brands l2@l21ac: 6ry Kip
and Veal lac; dry alf. lSc; culls. 12c; GoatskIns
2O@35c each: Kids, SC; Deerskins good summer.
Z5c p b: medium, 20c; winner l0c; sheeps&ins-
shearllngs. l5@25c each; short WOOL 35@6Oc
each.
IALLOW-No. /. rendered s@313c . fb; No.
2 2@o2 12c; refined. SC; Grease, 2@214c q b.
WOOL - Fall clip Middle counties free,
10@1 &c; do defective, l0@llc; San Joaquin, de-
fectlve 1880 q ID; do Lambs 612ISc: southern
Mountain, 9@l2c; free Northern, 800 lac p ID;
90. detective, 9@llc; Humboldt and Mendocino.
13@l5 sc p b.
hOPS-Old crop, 2@6c p fb for poor to fair and
s@a1Uc for good; crop. lU@l4c
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FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFs.

The China steamer took out 6O35 bbls Flour
FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extraI
S4 1894 65 Bakers extras, S4 SOG4 40 y Dol.
COkNMEAIA kTC.-Feed Corn $40 5O421;
Cracked Corn, S21@22 q ton.
ILLSTUtFS-Prices in sacks are as 70 lows
usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour, SO
p 100 MS; Rye Flour $2 90 q 100; Rice Flour,
SIS rs: Cornmeal 81 25; extra cream do, So;
Oatmeal So so; Oat Groats, $4 Homiay, So lU@p
) so; Buckwheat Flour S3 1898 5o Cracked
Wheat, So 25; Farina. 50 80; Whole Wheat Flour,
So %: Rolled oats (bbs). So 1905 80; in sacks,
IS rs; Pear Barley S4; split Peas - 5U; Green
90, S. % u 100 ihS
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Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows.
BEhF-First quality, 614@7c: second do. o12@
&c; third do. 4@5c 2 ID
VEAL-Larg- 5@66c: small e@7 q n.
MUTTON Wetners. 6(G7c; lives. &c p b
LA MB-Sprlng 7(9Sc 9s 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 334@37sc for large and 31ac
for small and S5A@334c for medium; soft nogs,
212@314c p IL; dressed do. Bose.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

There is no further change worthy OF note. The
market is dull.
BEANs-Bayos So O5@2 20 Small Whites
81 lb@,l 20; Large Whites, 90c9S1 10: Pinks,
al so: Ked Kidney. 81 75@2 25 Limas, 81 60@
l rs Buffers 81 25G1 so; Pea, 81 25G! 40.
SEEDS - Brown NJ ustard. S3 S ctl: Yellow
Mustard S2M2 80 g ctl: Flax. 81 s0G2; canary
seed, 214@2S4c q n: Alfalfa bl4c; Rape 20
234c; Hemp &c: 1imothy, 512c.
Dried PEAs-Nies 81 25; Green 81 2O@1 Az
e. 9cfI
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS..

Silver higher.
Wheat lower No change in Barley.
OATS and Rye unchanged Corn unsettled
No change in Flour
Beans and seeds duh.
Hav and Feedstuffs as before
Tfnp ate trade improving.
Coffee dull and demoralized.
On ons advauced Sweet Potatoes lower.
Eggs declined. No change in Butter.
4 car OF Eastern Poultry in.
TurEeys still duh. Game lower.
Grapes dong rather better.
Ounces. Apples and PersimmOns neglected.
Dried truI-s unchanged.
Mandarin Oranges lower
Lines and Lemons dull
No change in Provisions.
Hides. Hops and Wool unchanged.
Meas as before.
Exports OF Wine still decreasing.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-30

to United Kingdom, 5000; import in o United
hlngdom Tor week, 19U,U0o bois nour' Z4oooo
Qrs wheat
COTTON Uplands. S14d.
CLOSE
WHEAT-spot No. l red Northern spring,
dull. rs S1ad.
COkN-Spot American mix ed steady, IS 3Ad;
Decem moer. quiet. IS 31ad January quiet, 's
25sd.
the imports of wheat into LIVERPOOL 'or the
weeS; From Atlantic ports 1U2, SO0 quarters;
from Pacific ports, none; from otner ports, 1ooo
quarters.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-30
A RT1CLES.
Low. ! Close.

Winter paten s. S4 1904 90: straits. S4 2O9
4 40; spring specials, So So; spring patent,
"a 40G4 80; straits. S4 30@4 SO; bakers,
SS 90; No. 2. Spring " heat. 9099 c.;
No. Spring Wheat. s4M94c; No. Ked
96@97 12c: No Corn. 2594c: No. Oats, 2U$@c;
White, fob, 2214@23Ar; :, o. hye. Acc
No Barley, fob, 2512@42c: No. -: No
4. -: No l Flaxseed, 81 04@l O9Ia; Prime
Tmothy Seed. 50 65: Mess Pork q Dbl, 81 25Q47 30:
Lard. p ! 90 Ds, 81 2O@4 221a; Short Rios SIDES
Noosel. 81 1904 20; Dry Sailed Shoulders (boxedl.
81 1905; Short Clear Sides (bOxedl, $4 45@D4 so;
WHISKY. dlstillers finished goods. per gal Sl 10;
sugar cut Loaf 5.s4c; granuaed. 5.2lc; stand
ard n, s.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-30
AMERICAN TINPLATE.

The production of American tinplate from Janu-
arv ! TO october tois year was g. s96,9U0 cwts
against 24+l.s-O Cvts last year Imports of
foreign plate for the same time were !, 363, ,716
cuts 9canst 1.9T5S69 Cwts the tme time last
wear This shows that the American pla is
steadi slpqlauting the foreign, as the produc-
ton 10 ,hs country has increased nearly l,0dU.t00
Cvts While imports have fallen OFF about 600, UOU
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-30
LONDON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 29-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The stock mar
kets were quiet today whole but consols were
still rising. Americans had a steady opening ard
became firmer, but sagged of at the close. The
tone however was better than it had been for
days past.
The e. 500, 600 of India treasury bills have been
taken in six months' paper at I'd over 234, but the
money market is easier.
The Paris Bourse had dull opening, but closed
firm