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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-25

A new block of flats in the west end of London displays tho announcement, ITO Let, For Lady Bachelors Only
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-25

The most fashionable hat now is the one that does not resemble any other
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-25
Evolution of Women.

MT. Gleoson White discusses in Cas- sells Family Magazine the subject of the evolution of women. Mir. White approaches the matter from an artistic standpoint. There are, he re- marks, several distinct aspects of beau ty-beauty of form, beauty of colol, beauty of wit and beauty of pathos. But the ideals embodying them have not been evolved in the above, nor in any order, nor has any one preserved its en- tire supremacy for long The matchless head of Aphredite still appears absolute ly satisfying to cultured taste today, but when you see it translated to color, as Albert Moore often ro-embodied it, then is something lost. At the best MT White considers tho Crock and Roman types are unconditional and do not awaken more than sesthetic rapture, for in those days even portraiture aimed to elevate the individual to type.
 He would have us go back to Reyn- olds i'll order to find the highest type of the modern ideal Sir Joshuas DOT trait of Lady William Gordon caught the pathos of tho Madonna ideal with the intelligence that has become the woman's share. In tho Botticelh vir- gins or tho Raphael sweet forgive ness Is absolute In the typos of Reyn- olds aud Gainsborough, to this charm is added a sense of justice and Q distinct substratum of wit and vivaeity. In short, tho lady" has been evolved, not tho saint or the chatelaine, the minis tering angel or the bluestooking, but the trne woman who can be all these.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-25

Reed may or may not have read q saying of Whistler, tho artist. One evening. at tho house of Lady Wilde. Whistler gave utteranee toone of his in. comparable good things
 ''How I wish I could say chat, " said Oscar.
 "You will. said Whistler. Pitts. burg Dispatch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-25

been held that coz, otien is hereditary the fact tsIat one per son of a family had died with consump- tion was considered q sure sign that others of that family could not escape 1t.
 This is partly true and partly untrue.
 \ man Witk vseas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-25
4 FIDDLER WANTED.
HE WIS FAMED AID AT DANCE MUSIC
 hfe VERY WGtt.

Fun and gcelfo In waehout on the Ore gea Shos5 sano- H48liofaires and finini- gFs5st3 hzfand 8 Tanoe and Experience B rzns:c.,l eurprsse.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, Nov. %. - Special cab'e and
teIegraphic dispatches to Bradstrerrs covering the
principal points of accumua ion indicate the fol-
lowing changes in ava liable supplies last Satur-
day compared wi. h the preceding saturday:
Wheat. United States and Canada, east Of the
Rockies increase $4,000 bushels
Ahoat for ard in Europe, increase 2, 6O0, 900.
Liverpool Corn Trade news: Worlds supply.
total increase 1926 900.
Corn. United States and Canada, east OF the
Rocky Mountains, Increase 2S5. 600.
OATS United -tates AMI canada, east of the
Rockv Mountains incre. Sc l. 1873, Geo.
y smaller increase In available STOCKS of whe at
in The nued tales ard Canada last week than
reported IN the official u"plY statemt MT Is
sUci onday shown in Bradstreets exhibit
herewi. h, indicates a sudden check in The
ment OF the cereal from first handsome which
not made apparent by reference to he move
ment at points covered in the official visible sup
ply statement. Larger increases in available
stocks last week eX luive of those in the official
statement referred to, are 100000 bushels in
Northwestern interior levators and $4,000
bushels a. Galveston Corresponding decreases
amounted TO 10000 bushels al various Manitoba
storage points, 10000 bushels Fort William
Ontario, $4,000 bushels in Milwau private
elevators and 49,U00 bushels in Chicago private
elevators.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. 23.-It needed constant effort
the whe8t trade ard business was seldom smaller
than II ruled to-day. The II arket show ed some
degree of act vity at the opening Liverpool
opened 12d higher for Liverpool wheat and 3sd
up for futures Private cables explained that the
Liverpool strength was on reports of Argentine
crop damage. Still other cab g messages said the
English strength was due to increased milling de-
mani, huying of cargoes by the continent and
Argentine Iumors. The Liverpool close was
posted at 70 to l11d higher In fact, the cables
ve.y stiff that the trade discredited the
strength claimed aud talk OF manipulation from
this side ound believers.
lie Liverpool opening strength, however,
responsible for the advance at the here. May
which closed here at e06sc, opened at from 81 isc
to 9l14Q913sc and Dece mber showed a similar
advanLr. The Northwestern receipts were, how
ever. TOO heavy to permit the development OF any
enthusIasm account o. the reduction in Argen-
tine prospects Minneapolis and Duluth received
3O6 against 1913 week ago but impaired
with 5o2 he corresponding day Of the ear before
j he net effect ot the was to make sellers
,-ce aud prevented also the disposal OF
great quantity of long wheat at the aovauce
Fresh myers at the Improvement were likewise
scarce. lnfr quent fluctuations within a nari ow
range was consequence of he mutual timidity
Of buyers and sellers
The export c.earsnces of wheat and -four were
equal to 100000 bushels. Bradstreeis visible sup
ply S, ,atement reported increg Sc in this country
cast of the Rocky Mountains OF $4,000 bushels
and increase in sf1oat for Europe of 2 500, 600
bushels. total dition 10 the worlds stocks of
3 2o6 900 bushe s. The az ceptance of thirteen
Doatloads OF sample spring wheat offered by u
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO. Nov. 23 The Earl Fruit Com
pany realized the following prices at uction to-
day; Grapes-Sinsle crates, Emperor 81 so; Red
Emperor al so; White Emperor, 81 so; EN-
pe1or clusters, So 5. Four sold to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 23.-Auctlon sales of
California fruit by the Ear Fruit Company:
Grapes-Single crates Red Emperors, 81 / "a
/ As; average, 81 81: Emperor, 81 4t@l AS:
average 81 43: Persim M ons, So 10. One car sold
to-day.
BOSTON. Nov. 23.-The Earl Fruit Company
auctIo ed California fruit to-day: Grapes-Em-
ptror, single crates. 81 25@1 So: average, 81 As;
double crates So 45@2 10: average, So 85: White
KIM erors single crates ST IL: Emperor listers.
81 40: Verdels, single crates 81 'C@l 55; aver
age, 81 34 Cornichon, 81 4O@1 20: average,
81 80; To<ay. nge,, So lu@2 35; average,
So 80; Fererra, s. 550l 10; avera e, ST. 90; Mus
cat 91c@l 45; average, 81 W. Two cars sold to-
day
NEW YORK. Nov 23-The Earl Fruit Com
panv's auction sales of California fruit: Grapes
Cornchon- single crates, $l@1 SO average ST. -;
doubtless 90 45@2 55, average 81 AT: Tokay. SIN
gle crate1. $1td1 rs. average 81 AZ: doubes
81 65a3 95, average So 23; Verde, 75t@Sl IS
average 97c; Fererra, 70c@sl 05, average 90c:
Muscat, S0c@$l IS, average S6c kmp'ror 81 O5
al 40 average 81 ~: Red Emperor. S,c@Sl 10
average 81 2Z. PersiInmons-$l 75@2 aver
age 81 SO. e Beurre Pears-Half-b ixes, 81 2G0,
l so average 81 "a. Ten cars sold to-day
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NEW yoRk STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov 23,-To-iay's market for
stocks was reversal OF yesterday and presented
nothing but the operations OF room Traders outside
of = few stocks. he list generally shows some
net gain on the covering OF short contracts M de
yesterday There ninuance of he strength
shown yesterday IN the North hern Pacific stocks.
especially The preferred which j So ny the
close OF the day. Metropo i.an stree. Railway
and the rub stocks also displayed strength and
gained over point. The strength in the rubber
stock was due to the rumors Of proposed ab.orl :
tlon Of con- peting company.
Consolidated Gas notably weak all day in
the doubt which is persistenty kept alive conce
ing the prospects OF the merging of local gas com
pani' s. II showed extreme decline of 6l2
points but reCovereI part OF this. Brooklyn
I mon Gas lost d point in sympathy. The stocks
OF the y mer.can Spirits Company showed ex-
treme WeaKne, on th.. reports of the demon al
condition the trade. The common stock fell
during The final hou point : IA per cent below
last nich s close aud the preferred 37s per cent
Botn Stp rs ra.lltd but very tetb;y he coaiers
also inclined 20 weakness, though they sh Jwed
some recovery frrm the lowest
There WIS some selling of nion Pacific nroba
bly, induced b the call TOR u e ayment OF the
third per cent a sessn~iit tomorrow. LuL he
decline G.d not exceed half and was recovered be-
1ore the 'i'se l-eathef preferred was weaker
and lost over point on disapI ointment that the
divided as declared was united TO ] per cen
some little selling OF st Pau and Northern Pa
cifc preferred for London account but without
perCeptlble effect th1s N rEet feature OF
The day was further rise Of lac in the actual
rates for sterling exchange.
This is in the sace of a continued very heavy
outward movement OF merchandise and of sell ng
OF securities here for London account of in
signiicent proportions. The weeks exports OF
merchandise from New York exceeded those of
last by So, 364, 400 IN val and are almos [
as much IN excess OF those for the corresponding
period for year. The duliuess ana hrmness
OF the exchange market are undoubtedly due q
the sending money ab, DAD In prefeIe nee 10
drawing out by exchange pills. a Chicago ba nk
is authority Tor the statement that several million
dollars of Chicago money Is now loaned in Eng
continent,
owing persons in the United states, but eft to
draw their rate of interest in Eng and and the
cont inent. undoubtedly mounts up many mil
lions. although no accurate estimate can well be
made of it.
Trading in bonds was active and prices were for
the most part firm. Total sales 81, ,525. 0O0
United otales Eew fours rs bid and the old
fours coupon ana he fves registered declined Is
hid.
Total sales OF stocks to-day l59 600 shares, in
cluding: Bur ington 1890. Manhattan Sl40, Ne
tTonolltan Traction 1928, New Jersey Central
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local firm Liverpool the night before
ported early in the day, and five boa tloacs in ad
dlion were sold for nipment later. New York
reported q far export Inquiry, and twenty-five
boa loads were workeI for export there and re-
po ted half an hour from the close. The fly Iii
the DIN; ment of tne bull situation was, as before
the h, avy Northwesl ern receipts.
a prim ry Western mar cts, 1.126.010 bushels
came TO hand. com pared with only 467.0OO bnsn-
els the corresponding q OF last year May sold
down to s034c during the morning but slowly re-
covered and ,losed firm at 81 i4c-
Corn dull ana without articul interest
Elevator people sold aud prices suffered little at
tim S, though showing hardly any change at The
close
over of December there was Ii tie done in oais
This pressed the fof mer prce and held the lat
ter steady
very light business done in provisions.
Heavy receipts of hogs here and at Wessern points
gave the market ownward tendency at the
day.
i he leading futures ranged as follows:
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IHE wEArHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco No
We ber %. 1897, > P N
The following are The IanfaIs for the past
twenty-four hours and he seasonal Tainfalls to
date as compared with tn Jse OF the same date last
season: Eureka down, this season --, last sea
son 1899; Red Blum .0S, this season 400. last
season 42a, Sacramento 20. this season . S4
last season Alb; san Francisco 40, his season
> b1, last season 565; Fresno IA, this season
lao. asst season 1.99. an Luis Obispo &c this
season 90. last season 2.+3: los Angeles co. this
season > A. last season I.S5; ean Diego 90, this
season o.. last season !. 20; Yuma 90; this sea
son 81, last season l Il.
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature 54,
minimum 40 mean 81.
Weather Con ditions and General Fore
casts.
The uressure has risen slowly along the coast Of
Oregon and Northern California The area OF low
pres ure ceDtra. lhis morning over y Nevada IS now
over Utah apparently moving ca >twa a RAPID ~ 4
he Temperature has rise Utah and has
fallen over Nouner Nevada
Rain ha, fallen generally over Nevada Oregon.
Washing on a"d Central California Heavy snow
has fallen In tie mountains OF Nevada.
be sohowtng maximum wind veloci ie
ported: latoosn 50 miles per hour from the east,
carson 40 miles. southwest
ForeCas made al san Francisco fol thirty
hours ending midnight November "a, 1897
Northern CalIfornia-F~ir Wednesday, except
ran in enlra portion cary Wednesday morning;
fresh westerly wind.
sou hern Cahfornia-Rain in the northern por
tlon early Wednesday morning, lair W WEDNESDAY;
Westerly wind.
NevaIa-tloudv WEDNESDAY. with snow in east
ern portion early "Wednesday morning.
Utah-' Loudly Wednesday, with rain turning
into snow; co der.
ArZ Ga-t Loudly Wednesday: probably rain IN
>an Francesca and vicinitg-Cloudy We'd
nesdayi fresh westerly w nj.
ALEXANDER MCADIE,
Local Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov 23-CATTLE-Sales
basis of SO 9U04 25 for common dressed beef
steers up to S5 0095 so for choice to fancy ship
ping cattle. Few sales made above So g.
and the bulk OF the cfferings sold at very low fig
ures. Fed Westerns sold at S3 90@4 80 and occa
sionay around SIS. and the few range cattle sold at
about last weeks figures. The stocksr and feeder
trade fairly good, the call being chiefly for
medium weight steers and a few lots went low
as So 0UG3 20. Cows and heifers sold better than
last week and Gamers brought higher prices
IalveS we're steady
HOGS-Sa as were at an extreme range OF So 20
@3 55. heavy packers selling S3 20G3 40. and
prime shipping lots at So 50@3 55. The bulk of
the hos sold at So 40@3 u, and pigs sold
largely at SIS 1898 40.
SHEEP-Sold at 50 1904 rs for poor to prime
and lam bs at 81 OO65 90
Receipts = Cattle, 1000; hogs, 10000; sheep,
5000
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HIDES. rALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

Hides reported steady and in fair demand
Wool and Hops dull and unchanged.
a Local circular says of Wool: "Whle no ders of
Wool consider IL good property and while they are
no ana would not b. willing TO make N uch II any
&C ncession in values, yet we must say our local
N arket Is d u. For than TWO weeks there
mas cen no bns mes, Il none Is looked for until
after the Holidays We don't consider the ST ccks
large ana they well h Id, both here and East
that it pI OF aDIe shall have much
low prices when The demand springs up again
Scourers arri, Sill running. and some of them have
sufficient Wool in gre ase TO run for several weeks
longer. No sales
HIDES AND sKINS-Cus and brands cell 1c
under sound stock Heavy salted steers, 1Oc
ID medium, &c; light S1a@9c; Cowhdes,
s12@9c; Stays, 51sc; ted Kip, &c; sated
Calf 1U@Ilc +8 b salted Veal. sc; drv Hides,
1871 51ec; Culls and brands, l2@l21ac: dry Kip
and Veal. l4c dry Calf, SC; cnlls 1zc; GoatskIns
2UG35c each: Kids SC; Deerskins, good summer.
25c p ID: medium, Zoe winter l0c; sheepskins.
shearings, l5@25c each: short wool. 35D6Uc
each; medium, 60@S0 each; long woos sOc@$l
each.
TALLOW-No. ]. rendered, s0912c p b: No.
2, 2@a21ac: refined &c; Grease, 2@214c p n.
WOOL - Fall clip - Middle counties, free,
10@l3c: do defective, 10@l1c; San Joaquin, de-
fective 7@9c p b; do Lambs, 612QSc: southern
Mountain, 9@l2c; tree Northern, 12@ lac p b;
90, defective 9@l1c; Humboldt and Mendocino,
1901 &c p ib.
HoPs-old crop 2@6c p ID for poor TO fair and
SGl1Uc for good; crop 1U0l4 4c
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE

NEW WORK. Nov 23. - FLoUR-Receipts,
35,936 bbs; exports, 3U,4l2 BIB s. Market
moderately active and firm day.
WI AT-Keceip,s, 25T,650 bushels: exports,
I6l,I22. SPOT Flrmer. No = red, 99Mc
ptions opened firm Argentine crop damage
and higher ca bles ruled firm all day light offer
IN 5 ard closet 1306sc net higher No. red,
November, clio Ell 577sc; December, 1850
CSC closed S7Tsc.
WUOL-Du Fleece, 24G31c
PETROLEUM - steady United closed SIC
asked.
PIC IRON - Warrants easy, se 70; Sc 90
a,keI.
COPPER - Lake. easy at $40 70 bid and
$40 70 asKei.
TIN-Quie. SIS 70 bid and al 3 80 asked.
SPELT. R-Firmer: 81 bid and 81 10 asked
LEAb-t X hange quiet a. $3 80 bid and So IS
asked: brokers rong at SIS 80.
cor FEk-Optlons .osed barely steady, 3 to ! o
points net decline. Sales 2s,500 bags including :
December. S5 05@D5 IL; March. So @5 30
spot CofPe-kl". Gull. 40 invoice. 61sc; No
iobbing 65ac; mia, dull; Cordoya S14@l4c.
SUGA Raw. firm; ref el firm.
BUTTER-Recefpts. 7l57 packages: steady:
Western creamery, I4@2oc; EgIns, 23c; factory,
u 12@l4c.
kGtiS-Receips 5. II 900 packages: steady. State
and Pennsylvania, 2O@25c; Western, 22c
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
EYD1HnHfinn.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
et station indicate maximum temperature for the
osys: those underneath il, If any, the amount Of
rainfall Of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours IsobsTs or solid
lines, connect po!n Of equal air pressure; $50.
fherms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. Tbs
1Ford high" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually acCompanied by fair weather: 'low"
feiers 10 low pressure, and Is usually preceded
and accompanied 6v cloudy weather and rains
flows" usually first appear the Washington
coast When he pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobsrs extend
north and south along the coast rain Is probable:
but when he "low'' IS inclOsed with sobars OF
N msrked curvature rain south Of Oregon is i'm pro o.
able With a high" in ne vicinity OF Idaho and
the pressure falling the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse Of these conditions
wlI produce an opposite result.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
HAY AN FEEDS TUFTS.

There was session OF the Hay Exchange yes
terday, owing 10 the funeral of John Nc CorL The
market is still slow at the old figures All the
Bran ing received now comes fiom the north
and ther : much or that.
BRAN-s!71i e ton.
MIDDLINGS-$ 5O@22 so p ton.
FEEDST L EFS-Rolled Barley, S20@2l p ton;
OncaK Meal the mill, S2s 5O@2s so q ton;
ioboing, S30 Cocoanut Gaze. $lP@2O; Cottonseed
Meal, S29G30 p ton.
HAY-Wheat, Sl2@l4 so y ton; Wheat and oat,
sl1@13 so: Oat $lU@12: Barley slO@l2; com
preased, Sl20 4: Alfalfa soG9 5u otock. nomi-
nal: Glover, SStG9 50 q ton.
eTkA M-SU&45 5c q bale.
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PROVISIONS. ).

Barreled Beefis higher, owing to the recent ri'e
In the raw proouct. There is 20 change in Pork
products. Trade continues quiet.
CURED MEATS-bacou S1ac q fb Tor heavy,
&c Tor light medium. 1Oc Tor light, l01ac n
for extra ngnt and I2c for sugar-cured. East
sugar-cured Hams 101a@11c. California
Hams, 9@912c . ib Mess Beef $s so o bbl;
e1 ra mess do. SO so; family do S11@12; salt
Pork. $S@s 50 p bbl: extra prime Pork So so:
extra clear, $l6; mess s14 so y bbi; Smoked
Beet. 1l1a@l21zc p b.
LARD-Easteris tierces quoted at 514c 2 b for
pound &c for pure paiis 7c: California
tierces, Be q ID Tor compound and &C for pure;
half bbls, 6l4c; 10-h tins, &c; do D. n, I1sc
COTTOLEN E-Tierces, 63sc. Packages less
than $50 ns-l-D pals go IN a case, S7sc; 3-D
pals 20 in case, sssc; 5-ib pals, II in case.
SAC; lob pals, a case, S1sc; 5O-tb Tins or
in 75sc wooden buckets, ~ fbs net,
75sc: fancy TUBS 80 lbs net 1886; halt bbls about
10 lbs, 71sc p ID.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
ARTICLES.

Cash quotations were follows: flour. steadv:
Winter paten S4 S0Gso 90: straits. s4 3O@
q So spring specials. $5 30: spring patent,,
IA 30@5; straits, S4 40@4 go; bakers. SS so
@3 so; No. z. Spring Wheat. S90S93lc c.:
No. Spring Wheat S4@92c; No 2 Keo
95A@97s4c; No. Corn. 261ac: No Oats
21c; No. White. TO b.. 2o1%@24c: No s
White, fob, 23Q23s4c: No. 2 Rye. 471ac: No. 2
Barley, 70 b, 27G42: No. 8 -: No. A. =: No
l Flaxseed. 81 O6@l l01a Prime Timothy Seed
MS 81 20: Short Ribs SIDES uoose) 81 10
@4 81; Dry Sailed Shoulders (boxed). 4%@5c:
short Clear SIDES tboxed), 412@46sc: Whisky.
dlstillers' finished goods per gal. 81 1e: sugar.
cut loaf 8; granulated s. standard a,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
POULTRY AND GA ME.
Game was weak.

Game was weak
Receipts of Turkeys were not excessive, but the
demand was very POOR, aud arrivals did not clean
up at ali. In the m orning sales at Ice were made
but in the afternoon DC the best price obtain
able Dealers complain that some shippers are
sending them packed warm, and such stock
s. oils verJ soon.
Two cars OF Eastern sold at 1212c for Turkeys,
S5@D5 so for Hens, SIS Broilers 81 for Fryers,
$50l5 81 Tor Hens.
lOULrkN-
Live Turkeys, 12124l 31ac for Gobblers and l21s
@l31sc Hens; dressed Turkeys l29l6c Geese
2 pair 81 25@l so; Ducks, $3 50@4 so; Hens
So 50G4 50; Roosters. young, 404 90; do. old.
So 1904 q doz n: Fryers. SS 50; Brolers, S3 70
93 so Tor large and So 50D3 for small; Pigeons
81 25Gl 50 rs aoz tor young and 81 Tor old.
GA Mt-Quail, e. doz, s. "a 70; MallarI, $3 oO9
4 p dozen; Canvashsck, OF: Sprig, 500 5O
Teal, 81 20; WIdseon. 81 50Gl rs; small Duck.
81 50; Gray Geese 81 50@3; hte, 81 25@l so y
doz; Brant, ST. 5O@2; English Snipe, 81 5O0l IS;
JACK Snipe, 81: ST.; Rabbits, 81 25@l 80
for Cottontails and 75c@$1 for small.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Office located in the Merchants Exchappe ia
maintained in san Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard TO nationality and free OF
expense.
Navigators are cordially invited TO visit the
office, where complete sets OF charts and sailing
directions OF the world are kept on hand or com
parison and reference and the latest inform att
can always be obtained regarding lights dangers
commerce.
The time ball on top OF the building on rele-
noon. and is dropped at noon I2Uth meridian- by
telegraphic signal received each day from the
United states Naval Observatory at Mare IsIani
Cal.
A notice stating whether the tina ball wa,
dropped on time, or giving the error. IL any /,
publshed the same day oy the afternoon paperx
and by the morning papers the following dav
W. s. HUGHES
Lieutenant. U. j. N. in charxa
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DECIDUOUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Oranges are arriving freely and prices show
some change. Lemons and LINES are duh and
weak.
Apes, Pears, Ounces and Grapes sell at pre-
vions prices.
DECIBUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries So 5Q@4 q ch est for large
Raspberres $3@6.
Cane Cod Cranberries, $TG9 y bbl Jerseys,
Ss 2519; Coos Bay 81 5U92 Z 5 p box.
Pears. Winter Nells. 75c@Sl common kinds,
35@oec n box
apples. 25@oOc p box tor common, 60@75c for
good 10 choice ana S5cMal for fancy: Lady APP
pies, $20g2 50 for large boxes.
Ounces, 26@50c y box.
Grapes. in boxes. Y @35c for all kinds. Crates
sell about lOc higher than BOXES.
Persimmons, 25@60c u box.
CITRUS FKUITS-Navei oranges. 81 50@3 25:
seedlings, ST. 259z q box; Mandaiins. 75c@S1 SO
box: Grape Fruit So 5U@5 box; Lem
ons, rs @Sl rs for common and 81 5O@2 for good
TO choice: Mexican Lines. $2@3 SO q box; Caifor-
MIA Lines. in small boxes 25c: Bananas, $l02 q
bunch: PineappIes $2G3 y dol
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov 23.-There were no new fea-
lures in the wool market here this week. Values
continued hard ana weakness can be dis
covered any where. Fleece woods are quoted at
3O@3lc for choice lots. Territories are in good
demand. being about the only class Of goods that
is moving to any extent. Prices firm There
has been fair demand for Austria ian at prices 2
or 3 cents below import points
Quotations: Territory woos- Montana fine
medium and fine, 1661Sc secured price, 4s0
ACC; staple, 22@25c: Utah, Wyoming, etc. fine
medium and fin, 15@17c: secured price, 4s@
soc: staple, 52@55c.
AustraIian woods secured bass, nbing. su-
perfine, 70@72c combing, good, 65@6Sc: comb
ing, average, -@65c; Queensland combing, 65c