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THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

NEW YORK Nov. 27-The Financier says:
The changes IN the Uoials shown by the banks
statements for the week ending November u are
connected entirely with the transfer of Union Pa
cific funds to The several depositorJ banks and o
not in the east reflect The advance business con-
dltons which generally associated with heavy
loan deposit Increases. The statement does
not balance, but the item which affords a
clev 10 the resl position Of the dffei ent Instiu
lions Is found in the gain OF cash during he week
banks had indicated but the flow Of money to this
center from the interior during the week, Ii is
known, has exceeded the outward movement by
lea ST So, ,J0O 900.
The increase in deposits is Of course accounted
for by the check given b. the Union Pacific re-
organization committee 10 the National CITY Bapk
and bv it Distributed pro rata among The fferent
depository institutions Adding the actual gain in
cash from the Interior movement 10 the e MON pa
cific 'und the deposit Was app oxima ely correct.
The individual increases however are interesting
The deposits Of one bank have been swelled no
less than Sl200O,O00 through the Operat ons de-
sctlPeo sboVt ant me increase OF our institutions
amount 10 ST 100000, which is larger than the
total expansion reported by ali the BANKS.
The gain of over 81. 2.0U0 900 reported by the
Western Nat onai is uue evidently to the absorp-
tion cf the business Of the United >tates NatonaI
which 1t has purchased. The result OF the weeks
business has been 10 swell the depo lit item OF the
statement to figures never before approach ed.
The present deposi are ST 900 900 in ce So OF
the highest total chieved september / l asst
The great expansion in loans Is Ieaiure OF the
statement tlat cannot sa isfacSori y be accounted
and the institutions making the largest gains in
that item also reported the highest gains In loans.
In her words. the iatement makes IL app ar
that profitable use has been found within three
days for nearly all the money received from the
Union Pac fic committee. he known conditions
of thu marSet do not warrant this assum ptlon.
As the reorganization committee was supposed to
have secured all the money il neede for IL, uses
before set lement MAS made the cause must be
looked for in otner directions.
During the last several sales Of bonds by the
Government banks receiving bonds have some
m a titem al nS b1f hfS
does not apply IN the present case
The conI on is inevitable that the ex xpansion
is involved in some technical method II aver
ages Otherwise the increase is wholly contra
dictory Of kno Sn facts.
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IHE MEArHEs BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEF, TMENT OF AGRIcU1-
~rRE WEATHER Bur p, SAN FRANCISCO, No
'- ber =. 1897. ; p d
Th~ fcI owia- are e lainfaus for the past
fveu-y-fOur hours g.. he seasonal rainfa.ls to
tst- a- compared v tn use Of the same date last
r-o.- hlr-kR - this season S.57, last sea
6J, Rcd q III 90 this season 4.15, last
a-4. So -ameuto co this season a.
-as0n 3. = ssn Francisco 90, this season
So 6.76. Fresno 90 this season
a-t SCI. SUI an BuIs ObSpO .0O. this
u g. ~ season 5-S4t los = ngeles 90, this
a-a -s- as. season :. %; 9an Diego 90, this
..a-er d. last season ?, ,0s; Y una 90; This
~, .-si s-ason 20.
--f4 auciscO date: Maximum temperature 81,
An a, mean 49.
-. shcr Coudit ons and General Fore
casts.
-..r. cool weather Stiil continues in California
b extensive area Of nigh pfess re which was
fr d lat night in ont ,uh remained nearly
lIlarv. i J. accompanied by temperatur 5
...oN z-rO in Noatnl,- and North Dakota, and
m lily low mi ecatuI es are repOue1 rom
H ash. In-t0u Rrd ortbern tregon. snow has
-e ID Walla Wall2 to- AZ and light ain IN
Western Wa>htug On. kiIiug II Isl occurred in
Nrrthsrn Califur a las ghs and almost as Sc
iros, is ex &c ed ton GIT.
EoreraSs made at san Francisco fOl thirty
hours ending N dnight. Ovember g. 1897:
Northern Callfornia-Fsir sunday; light varia'
he winds
southern California-Fair Sunday; light north
er,v to westerly winds
Nevadu Utah and ArizOna-Fair Sunday.
IAN Francisco aud viCinIty-Falr sunday light
variable winds
special report from Mount Tama'pais taken az
8 M-Ciear; south wind. SIX miles per hour;
rrmp-rature A. maximum 80
". H. HAMdoN.
al
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. Nov. z7.-Wheat opened weak for
DO May ard December. May started AGsso
lower 1t 9zs4@9- 7ss and December at $50 de-
cline Of 12c. II erpoo cab es were disappointing
showing but 12@5sd advance as Iesponse to the
bulge here Y, sterJay. Northwest rec eiptS we're
927 cars against 972 las; week and 5l2 year
ago. The persistency with which receipts up
there refuse fall off, in spite OF all predictions
the contrary, also clog TO the mar
ket. II developed that the heavy advance in De-
cember was having its Ea ural effect upon cum
try shippers who possessed any that would in
spect contract. Wheat that would have goLe 10
Toledo or -. Louis under the ordinary cOnd itions
was headed this way. and B 600 bushel3 of y O.
red winter ready TO ship from Indiana, so
in the pit at from s9c TO $3.50 for december de-
livery.
he opening decline in that future was PR ssed
into stI further reduction when the above in
forma ion became generally known.
Bradstree = rep, rted Amer. cleaTano of
wheat and fl ur for the weeS from both COASTS at
5,4t 5,0OU bushels, {. ainst 6,653000 bushels the
week fore and 3,753,OOO bushels the CORE
spending week Of 1895. There bul
nrws TO hand bur little attention was paid OF.
amounted 10 $4,000 bushe Only. about
75U,UO0 bnshel Increase in the visible supply is
expec. ed Monday. Tie advices from the Nor b.
were that owing o bad weather farmers de-
llveries had materially faten ofY
he bearish 'if-ct Of The sales CT No red
winter wheat TO a rive here from India was in
creased when 1t be came Known that hand ers of
lash wheat were sellers Of carlOads To arrive for
owa and Nebraska corresp Jhdenls. who had now
Northern ring to ship.
Armour & Go. like ,e sold Decembsr wheat in
the p T. which vas suppo ell to b. against wheat
bought in Duluth 20 come here Selling of Decem-
ber finally became SO free that the market broke
10 971a Near the opening II had sold high as
9912c-
II steadied somewhat at 9712c, and by closing
time had recovered to 9734 May did not en-
tirely escape. 1t sod brtwtrn 925s 81 "a for
some time. then brose to 81 IS ,losing at 8.$4 c.
1he tend ncy of corn was slightly GOWN waId
due to recei IS of S4o and syInpa by with the
decline in wnea.
MAJ ranged from 29s4c to- 291a@2S5sc and
closed a shade lower at Zo5s
oats were weaker and c.oAed lower. May ransed
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USaL-sailed Nov 2S-S.mr Westport
FORT BRAGG-Saed Nov 27-Stmr ooquH4e
River for San Francisco
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The old monotonous conditions prevail and
prices have made no Change of any consequence
for a long tine.
DRIED FRyITS-Quotations are as follows:
Prunes. CARLOAD % $. 4I4@41sc for 40.50's, 3s4@
&c tor 90 COS. S14G31ec Tor 60-7Vs, 2s413c Tor
7J-oOs 2l4@21ac y 10 for SO-90s ana Is4@12o
Tor 80 10Us; Peaches, 5@512c ~ Ii; fancy ola@
71ac; peeled. l0Gl21s: Apri cots, 5@6e S ID for
Royals and 7GrSLo for good TO fancy Mo0rparkS;
evnporaed Apples. 96s4c; sun-dried, 3s4 "a 414c:
black Figs IN sacks .@3c; Plums 31a@41pc p ID
fot ptted ana lGl 12c for unpitted bItached
Pluins, SC: Nectarlnes At46c q n tor PRIME to
fancy: Pears 2G5c tor quart ters and 21a@U1ac for
halves according to color. etc
RAISINS-New Raisins- 2A@Sc for 2-crown, 4c
for 3crown. &c 4-trown 519c for SeedlesI
sultanas and 81 loo 10 tor London layers Dried
Grapes 2Ac
NUTS--Ches nuts are quotable at sDioc. q n;
Walnuts 7@71ac p n for hard and SG9c p rb
for softshel; Almonds, 3@4c for hsrdshell and &c
for papershel Peanuts, 4@5c for Eastern and
&c for California h hickory Nuts 606c p ib Pc
cans. 9@lOc p D Filberts, y@9tac; Brazil Nuts.
s@9c: Cocoanuts. Sd 50@5 q lOO
HON Nkl-New Comb lUc for bright and 7@l9c
for lower grades; new water-white extracted 4149
43lc; light ami Der extracted, os4@4c q h.
LEkSWA&-23@25c p 1b.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Forecast of Wind and Weather in the
North Pacific cean for December.

U. =. BRANCH HYDROGRAPHIC CFFICE. /
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. November 70, 1891
The Hyuros raphIc Office in Washington tor
wards the following forecast OF North Pacific
weather during december for the infor nation OF
captains:
The trade-wind limits may be expected to be
found little far her south than in November.
During Dece n ber the northern part of he North
Pa ific ocean is subject gales. These are due
principally to either of Two clas es of barometric
depressions, one class originating in the west
moving to the eastward the Japan sea and
the isla of Ho- Koshu. and the other class
forming TO the south of the thirteth parallel and
moving Inward tending To approach the
average storm track for December snown upon
the pilot chart. The region of grea est frequency
and Intensity of tbs gales will probably lie north
of the thirtyith parallel and reach across the n
Iire ocean, but bel ween Japan and long itude 50
east it Will extend far southwark as latitude 30
north In the vicinity OF the Philippine and
Hawaiian islands frequent squalls may be ex-
pected.
Typhoons rare in Dec ber
After crossing The line coming north vesse s
bound for the west coast of Americ may expect
heavy rain and wind squa Is III pa Sing through
the doldrums.
Occasional fog and heavy mist may be expected
along the American coast during ihis month,
though not sufficient to warralt It's bling shown
the chart.
W. 8 HUGHES Lieutenant U: s. \.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Office located in the MercEant} Exchange Is
maintained in san Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard 10 nationality ana free OF
expense
Navigators cordially invited 10 visit the
office, where complete sets OF charts and sailing
directions of the world Kept on hand or COM
par;son and reference and the latest information
always be obtained regarding lights dangers
commerce.
The time ball on too OF the building Tele
graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before
noon. and iS dropped at noon, 120th meridian by
telegraphic signal received. each day from the
United States Naval Observatory. ht Mare lsanI
Cal.
notice stating whether the time ball wal
dropped on time, or giving the error, II any, Is
published the same day oy the afternoon paperi
and By the morning papers the following day.
W. = HUGHES.
Lieutenant, L. s. ". in charge
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Q Gear D R6rtIY CLOUDY
9 Cloudy b ban s Snow
explanation.

TIE arrow EIes with the wind The top nRures
~ station indicate maximum temperature for the
oays; those underneath il. II any the amount OF
rainfall Of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during The past twelve hours. lsobars or solid
Ines, connect poin OF equal air pressure; iso-
Lnerms, or dotted line6, equal temperature. The
word high" means high bsrOmetrc pressure sad
IS usually accompaaied by fair weather: 'Iow"
REFERS to low pressure. snd is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and raip
Lows usually first appear the Washing o
coast. When the pressure is high in the Int r
north aud south along the coast, rain ~ .s5le;
out when the "luw' Is incIOsed W1tle/ rs OF
marked curvature. rain south OF Oregr irnprob-
able. With a "hiEh' in the vicnit' r.. Ioauo and
The pressure falling to the CAliforui. soast warmer
weather may be expected in and colder
weather in winter. The reverse 4 these conditions
vii produce an opposite resu,-
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IOULThY An. GAME.

Game shows particular change
Turkeys have not yet got over th' demoraIza-
tion OF ThanKsg giving and are hard 10 dispose Of.
car of Eastern is selling at $6@5 80 for Hens.
81 81 for Cd BOOSTERS, $5 for young RoosLers,
So 1904 for tryers and So 50 for BE- aets..
.POULl KY
Live Turkeys, 1U0OIlc p ID for Gobblers and 10
a. lc 1or Hens; dressed TurAeys l0@l &c: Geese.
. pair 81 25@1 rs; Ducks, $3@4 SO; Hens,
s394 "a doz; BOOSTERS young. a3 5UG4; Co old
50 oO9t q doz N: Fryers. So 90; Broiiers SS 25
dI3 so for large and 81 5O@J3 for small: Pigeons,
81 25@l so y young and ST Tor old.
3 GAMk-Quail, e doz, $l@i 20; Mallari. So 50
Teal, 81 25el 60; Widgeon 81 rs; Smali Duck.
81 50; Gray Geese. 81 600s; " hte, 81 259Sl so q
dozen; Brant, ST. 50dl2: English SnIpe, 81; Jac%
Snipe. ST.: Hare, 7GcGSl 20; Rabbits. 81 ESQ
l hI Tor Cottont al. nnI 75cmSl for small.
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POTATOES. onion. VEGETABLES.

! There is nothing new to report in any descrip-
ZION. -----
: POTATOES-Eary Rose, 40 OQ50;; River Reds.
35@40c; River BuroanKS 3UG40c p sac&l d;
Oregon Bur banks. 50965c Salinas BurDanks 10
a1oOc; Sweet Potatoes. 35G5Uc p ctl for Rivers
ana oOG7 SC for Merced; new volunteer Potatoes
212c q ID.
UNIoNs-sl 4OGl 60; cut Onions. 75c9*1;
Pickle onions, 5U975c 8 sack.
VEGkTABLkS-Mu 5625c p n; Mar
rowfat squash, SO p ton; Hubbard squash. $40
@2 "a ton; DIR. ed Peppers. 5@oe y ID; Green
Ieas. 5M6c a ID: String Beans ed7c y lb. Dried
okra l. 12c: Cabbage, 6UG7Sc q utt; Carrots 25
@30c p sacK; Carrie, 3@512c.s h; tomatoes rs
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Il h: medium, &c; light. S1a@9c; Cowhides,
e1a@9c; Stags 51sc; sa ted Kip, &c: salted
Calf, lu@lIc r ID: salted Veal &c: drv Hides,
l5gl51sc; cults and brands l2@l21ac: dry Kip
and Veal lac: dry alf. 1Sc: culls l2c; Goatskns.
2U@35c each: Kids, SC; Deerskins, good summer.
25c p ID: medium 2Oc; winter l0c; sheepskins,
shearlings, 15@25c each; short wool 35@60c
each; medium 6O@SO each: long wools Suc9$l
each
TALLoW-No !. rendered. y@31sc o b No.
2, 2G2 12c: refined. &c; Grease 2@21Ac y ID.
WOOL Fall clip - Middle counties free,
1O@l3 Sc; do defective, 1U@11c; San Joaquin. de-
fective. 7@9c p ID; do Lambs, 61(a@Sc; southern
Mountain 90l2c: tree Northern l2GG lac p ID:
90. defective, 9@llc; humboldt and Mendocino'
13@15c p ID.
HOPS-Old crop. 2@6c q h for poor to fair and
s@lUc for good new crop lO@l4c.
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LUTTER. ,hkksE AND EGG ).

Quotations for But. er a. e mixed. Cards are out
Offering fancy Creamery at 27c While most of the
houses r, port the quotations. There is no change
in Cheese.
Eggs are weakening and the chances for
lower prices from now
BUTTER
CREAMERx-Fancy creameriss 27@2sc; sec.
onds, 2 @l26c q ID.
DAIRY-Choice TO Iancy 2S@24c ID; lower
grades 164Z2A2c.
PICKLED-22624c p b.
FIRKIN-l9@2Oc p n.
CREAMERY rUB-2212@231Ac p n.
EAsTERS-12 2@s1 &c for adle- pacSed
CHEESk-ChUce mild new, 1l12Gl2c: COM
Young America, i2@i21Ac: OREGON. ioIaG9 lie;
Western. il l1aG I2c; Eastern, 124a@l 31ac q u.
EGGS - kanch Eggs 371a@42c; store Eggs
nominal: Eastern. 271a@33c Tor fancy, 25@27c for
tirsis and l9G2lc tot seconds; DUCK Eggs nomi-
nal
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! l,UNISION 5.

Dealers quote the old prices with quiet market t.
CURED MEATo-Bacon. Sl3c r 10 ior neavy
&c ior light medium. l0c for Ugh. 1O5ac "A h
Tor extra ngnt and I2c for sugar-cured. East
ern sugar-cured Hams. 101a@11c; California
Hams 9@91ac p ID, Mess Beef $s so p bbl:
ex mess de- So 90; family do. Sll@1z: salt
Pork sS1s 30 p bbl: extra prime Pork. SO 90:
Beef. 1l1a@121zc l. q h.
LARDEEastern tierces quoted at 614c p n for
com pound ana &c for pure: pals, &c: California
tierces SC p n tor compound and DC Tor pure
half. bbis 6i4c; 10 ID tins 7c; do o. ib. 11sc.
LkNE-Tierces t%sc. Packages less
than 300 ns-l-b pals, 80 in a case, Szsc 3-b
pails 20 in case, sssc: 5-ib pais, ~ in a case
s14c: l0-ib pails 6 III case s1sc; 90 b Tins, or
in a case 76ac; wooden buckets 70 ID, net
71sc fancy TUBS so lbs net, 1886; hair pbls, about
l1O lbs z 1hc q ID
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GENERAL MrnCHANDIsE.

BAGS Calcutta Grain Bags, 8 delivery, 55s
@53Ic: " ovi bags, .7@SoUc; frui. Lass, v14c.
5sac and &c for the different sizes
CoAL-We Wellington. Ss: New yelling on, SO:
Sor:hfeld Wellington 81 70: seattle 81 SO: Bry-
ant i s 50: Coos Fay, 81 70; WaIlsend, ST 75 p
Ton: cum berland. $l4 So q ton IN bulk and 81 T
in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. $14 q
ton; Welsh Anthracite $e412: Cannel, S9 30 q
ION; Rock Springs, Castle GAie ana Pleasant Val
ley. ST 6U Coke Sl3I bulk and $l5 q ton III SKIS
LUMBEK-1he bark II ma.aya to0k Tor Svd ne!y
% 954 feet redwood, 1872, 80 iett pine aud 6oS
Iept spruCe
CANNED SALMON-The Alaska Packers AS
sociatiou quotes Red Salmon as follows: In lots
OF 20, 900 cases 95c q dozen; 10000 cases, 92Lac
q dozen; 75,UUU s1c = doZen. net cash L o.
b. ex-shin. Shipmrn, of 8 ;. 2s6 ses to Live pool
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery COMPANY
quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and
Fine Crushed 65sc: Powdered. 61sc; Dry Granu'
laIed. 512c s h; Contectioners A. 518c: Magnoia
A, 51sc Extra [, sc: t,oiden &. 4Tsc; candy
Granulated 55ac; California A, 5l4c; haIf-barrels
lac more than barrels and boxes Ice more
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NEW YORK, Nov 27.-The Evening POSTS
London financial cablegram says: The stock mar
kets l' re we're lifeless to-day. Americans were
stead o firm. The weak spot at the moment is
Ga. n, which Is still suffering from the fall in
cta' ud shaes and i'll selnng 9th stocks.
o. conSolS 1t ement vii begin on Mondav.
o. treasury bliss for 100000 will be offer ed
or lie same uay. while he Wy -yments due
tc Le hanN of EngIaLd FROM The market during
ta' week, thus involving considerable cash dis
ID. cemtIltS.
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Builders Contracts.

L. Mcintosh and D. Wolpmau (owners) with F.
Wagner (contraclor), architect E Kollofrath.
brickwork for 2story and basement brick
building on NE corner of remont and Howard
streets 33:4xlC0; s. $40
Same with Charles Schutt (contractor). archi-
tect same, carpenter Work, including painting
for same on same: $3.50
Id NJ. Cummins towner) with John Foster
(coHtractor). arch tect William L. Cummins. all
work, except plum Ding, gas fixtures, wind W.
shades and mantels 2.s.orv frame building
(fats) on NV corner OF Buchanan street and
Lily avenue W no. 90, h = IS, n 80, f 81 :6,
: 80: X67S4
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= sc.
Provisions very dull, but firm.
4 he leading futures ranged as follows:
ARTICLES.

Cash q-otatIons were as toIows: Flour. firm (;
Winter Taien S s4 7u@4 90; straits s4 2O@
50; sprinS specla's' IS ~; spIing patent ,
- oJ: No = spring heat s01s@9 14c;
No. spring Wheat. $40 $40; 10. 2 lie L
97$4 @9S l2c; No. Corn. s61ac: No. = Oats. 2U34
4-4& No. Whit. fob, -t34 G2414; No. 5
WhIte, fob, 25@23s4 20. . kye Al 14@4713c;
No. BARLEY. fob, 26@ &c: No :: %
4. -: No. l F1axseed. 81 05140l 1872; Prime
Timothy Seed. So 65 Mess Por& . Dol, 81 25@7 3d.
Lard = 90 lbs "a 2212@4 20: short kIos siaes
doosel. 81 15@47 10 Dry saited shoulders (boxed)
81 35(G5: snort Clear sides (LoXed). S4 80:
WHISKY dIstlers' finished 1oodS. per gal. 81 g.
sugar, cut Loaf, 5 Sac; sranu:ated. 521c; stand
ard a, s.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-CATTLE-The few Offer
ings sold at yesterdays prices Veal calves con-
tinue scarce and prices remain firm, the best lots
fetching St 50@ so per 100 pounds. and prime
mich COWS have so high as So3 per head.
Hog Heavy packing lots sold AT So 20@3 35
and prime shippn lots at So 50G3 5 3. the bulk of
the sales being made at SO 5U@3 30. Piss, So lc@
3 35.
sHEEP-Were saleable at $3df 65 for poor TO
choice and lambs at $4l5 50. Great nunb-rs OF
Ia m have been sold during the latter par. of The
week at So rs ana some fancy sheep Sid at 81 40
al 50
5000
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Nov 27-CATrLE-Rece Re ceipts
1000. Market steady and nchanged only retail
trade. Native steers, 5 50G4 95; naive COWS
and helfers 81 81 IA stockers and feeders SO
"a As bulls 81 75g{ 25
HUGS-Kecelpts, 700U. Market steady to
strong. kulk OF sales IS 30G3 40: heavles
So 20G3 4219; packers. SO 25Go 4z1a: mixed,
sS 3O@3 As; lights. So l5@S 421a; yorkers, $3
a. 80; pigs, $3@3 35
Sin EEI-Receipts, 1000 Market st ong Lambs,
$3Q5 rs; muttons, SO 25G4 40
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HA1 AN FEEDS TUFTS.

Hay is steady and receipts are now moderate.
No change in Feedstuffs
BRAN-SI7tQIS Is ton.
MIDDLINGS-$20 50@22 so p ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Roll Barley sZ0@2l p ton;
Olc Gaze Meal at the mill s2e 50Q2S 80 p ton
jobbing, $50; Cocoanut Gaze. $le@20; Iottonseed
Meal, $29@30 q ton. :
HAY-Wheat $l2@1450 y ton; Wheat and oat
$ll@135 so; Oat. $lO@l2: barley. S1U@l2; COM
pressed, Sl2MI4; Alfalfa soG9 81; stock, non:i-
nal Clover, SSCG9 80 q ton.
STR M-3uG46c q bale.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Bayo Beans are higher, being scarce and in de-
maud. The other kinds are unchanged
BEANS-Bayos 81 05@Z 3D. small Whites
81 l5mI rs; Large Whites 9UcG$1 10; Pinks.
81 25Gul S5: Reds al 2Ut0l 36: Blackeye. 81 70
al 80: heu Kidney. 81 1892 25 Limas. 81 60@
rs Buffers, $l 26G1 so; Pea, 81 259l Az.
SEEDS - Brown Mustard. SO n ctl: Yellow
Mustard. $2G2 50 q ctl; Flax, 81 soG2; canary
Seed, Z14@s$4c q b; Alfalfa 6i4c; Rape, 20
z34c; Hemp, &c; Timothy 51ac. -
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 81 70; Oreen 81 2O(gl ~
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STEAMER TO ARRIVE.
1T "a NJ E X
sUS. MOON AND TIDE.

UNITED STATES COAST AND GFopErrc SURVEY
TIMES AND HEIGHTS HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT FORT PoINT. ENTRANCE TO SAN
FRANCISCO BAY PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
NoTE-Tbe high and low waters oc ur At the
City Front {Misson-street Wharf) about twenty
five minutes LATER than at Fort Point; lhe height
OF tide Is the same AZ both places
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FLOUR And MILLSTUFFS

Thare is the usual demand on local consumptive
account.
FLOUR-Net cash prices are; Family extras.
S4 55@4 IS: Bakers extras 81 30 "a 40 p bnl.
COkNMEAI. ETC.-Feed Corn, $40 60@21;
Cracked Corn. S2l@22 p ton.
MILIsT fFS-Prices in sacks are as 70 lows,
usual discount to the trad-: Graham Flour, 30
q 100 ms; Rye Flour S2 so q 100: Rice Flour
So 75 Cornmeal s. 25 extra cream do, So:
Oatmeal, So 80: Oat Groats, $4; Hominy So LOG
3 80; Buckwheat Flour $3 1903 bU; Cracked
Wheat SIS rs; Farina. 81 50 Whole Wheat Flouf
IS rs: oiled Oats Gbbisl. So 7O05 90: IN SACKS,
y = nnr
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-1he exports of specie
from the ort OF New ork for the week amounted
to $l3 69S in gold and $3.50, 386 In silver.
I he Imports were: Sold S2l. $50; silver $59-
TAB dgy goods, 81, ,z27 lU2; general mercha ndlse
ST 75ab2S
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Omaha.

OMAHA, Nov. 27.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 300
Market active. steady. Native beef steers. SO 500
4 go; Western steers, SO 1904 35: Texas steers
S303 80; cows and hetters So 90G4: Gamers
$2@2 80: stockers end feeders. So 6OSt4 ~; YES
S46l5 75 bulls stass. as So
HCGS-Receipts. $500 Market strong to SC
higher. Heavy, So 25t03 35: mixed. SIS 25d 3d.
light, So 55N3 AS; bulk OF sal es. S3 25@3 80.
sHEEF-Receipts 100. Market steady Fair
to choice natives, So 1904 60 tar choice West
erns. So 602a4 40: common and STOCK sheep, s39
1 bs "a 5Utl5.
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TACOMA, Nov 27-Wheat unchanged. No. /
estern, go L2c: No. club, 771ac. British snip
Lord Roseberry and German ship Mel pom e ne fin
ished loading iu cargoes wh eat to-day Europe.
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Wholesale rates for dressed STOCK from slaugh-
ierers follows.
BhEF-First quality. 6la@7c: second do. 500
&c; third do. 4q5c p ID.
VEAI.-Large 566c; small. GOT p Ii.
MUTTON Wetners 6@7c; Ewes. &c p ID
LA MB-Spring, 7@Sc d ID.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 3s1@37sc foriarge and 31Rc
for small and S5&@3s4o for medium; soft hogs,
21a@D314c p ID; dressed do. 50G6c.