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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11
CALIFoRNIA FRUIT SALES.

NEW YORK, GOV. 10.-Porter Brothers Com
pany sold to-day: Pears-GIout Moroccan. 27U
boxes; winter Neis, 81 S5o.2 Is; Plums-Co-' IS
late red, 81 So Grapes-Tokays, 65c@1$l S5: sin
gle crat s. Verdells 81 25aI 3O Emperors ST %
Cornichons 90c@$l 25; Black Ferraras, 75@8Oc;
Muscats, 65@75c.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 The Earl Fruit Com
paDy realized the following prices at auction to-
day: Grapes-Tokay, single crates 55c@$l 25,
average 81 OF; double crates 81 65@2 80, aver
age 81 10: Cornichons, single crates, SOc6S$l Is,
average Gle; doubles $2@2 75 average So "a ;
Red Emperor, single crates S0c@Sl 10, average
81; Emperors, 75c@$l O5, average 96c; White
ToKay, 60GS5c. average 66c; Verdell, 75c@,
81 20, average, zoe; Malagas, 81 05. Eight cars
sold today.
BOSTON. Nov 0.-The Earl Fruit Company's
auction sales OF California fruit: Grapes OK ay
single crates. 60cm$1 20, average 9lc; double
crates, 81 4O@l3 so. AVERAGE So IL: Cornichon,
single crates, 81 O60l 30, average 81 81: double
81 1903 10, average So 81; Malagas, single
crates, 75c Two sold to-day
PHILA DELPHlA. Nov l0-The Ear Fruit
Company realized the following prices at auction
to day Grapes-Tokay, single crates, 50c0SI o.
average &c. doubles ST. 25G2 35 average 81 5S:
Cornichon, single crates, 81 10. 4wo sold
to-day
CHICAGO. Nov. 1O.-Aucton sales by the Earl
Fruit Company: Grapes-ToSay. single crates,
S5c; double crates, 81 25@3; Emperor, single
crates. s5c@$l O5. Three cars sold today.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov 10. - Wheat started with
bulge OF 3s@134c for May, opening trades in that
option ranging from 9012c 10 90 Zee, and some
what excited demand existing those figures.
The the wholly unexpected Jump at
Liverpool where advances of from l1.c to 215c
per bushel recorded before trading COM
menced here. his it ex planned was due
TO Buenos Ayres dispatch to the London Times
stating that he wheat and fax crops of Argentine
had been severely injured by frosts. Great efforts
were made TO discredit the frost news, but it
too well authenticated to be dis believed. The
only possible uncertainty connected with the mat
ter the demand, and IL gave scare to
the short sellers
The opening advance course, attracted sell
ing orders from people who considered the rise too
sharp and sudden to be mair tained. Such selling
kept the price from getting higher than 1t opened
for out hour, but all the efforts of the heavier
shorts who refused to buy the bulge but dare
do nothing 10 help depress it, except in the way of
talking 1t down. could not accomplish more than
55c reaction from the highest point of the opening
range. The market sold down very gradually to
9U14c then back and forth between that price and
9O34c but by noon was selling around 9lc.
In some resp cts the news was bearsh. chiefly
in connection with domestic receipts Chicago
had 104 cars inspect into store against 40 ye ar
ago. Minneapolis and Duluth got II 80 cars
against Al the CORES ponding day of 1896.
The acceptances from abroad of wheat offered
by cable yesterday and the day before are the
largest this season. What came TO the strengthen
If the market at such times as the belittling OF
the Argentine news was having some effect.
Before the day was d ne it was reported that
l25 boatloads 100000 bushes S. had been sold
for eX port.
The market ruled strong the end, MAY clos
ing at 9U7s99lc.
>orH was nrnI, particu ary for December, but
trade at Time active. The market was
helped by the upturn wueaL
Oats were unusually active. The opening was
strong following wheat, and good buying by COM
mission houses advanced the price 3sc The ad-
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
THE STOCK MARKET.

About the only fuctuation of mportance yes
terday was an advance in Occidental TO 81 35 on
the afternoon call The other stocks ranged
about the same.
The Belcher delinquent sale takes place to-day
The Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company has
declared monthly dividend Of soc. payable
November 20
The Natoma Vineyard Company paid monthly
dividend of sc yesterday.
The Crown Point Mining Company has levied
an assessment OF 20 cents delinquent December
10.
In consequence of the increased flow OF water
from the joint tonfdence Challenge Con solidated
and Conso idated Imperial west crosscut ! from
the surface tunael, work done in the face
OF that crosscut during the past week. The
iners have been cutting out water drain and
putting in wafer boxes, Tnis work now is almost
finished Operations will be resumed in the face
OF the crosscut on the morning of November 9
In the CROW Point mine during the past week
the the pay from the suut b drift
on the seventh floor OF he 500 level raise is up "A
teet: ne top is in mixture of clay, porph ry AID
quartz, in winch they find punches and streaks OF
good ore. which they are saving. ON the 700 level
they have re ,umed work in the face OF the main
south drift and will drive IL to the southwest to
connect with the Crown Point raise well as the
belcher raise 10 feet south OF the line when COM
pleted 10 that point
A Joint Beicher-t rown Point west crosscut has
been started from The Be cher mine near the line
and the same has Ueen driven as feet through
quartz giving low assays and the face Is still In
that material.
IN the beCnet niue ne hoI.n uIliI iIolh the III
cline the 1909 level is in 10 feet On the $50
level the JOINT Beche and Crown Point west cross
cut from he top OF upraise l is now out as
feet the face shows quar- giving low assays.
The north drift from The top of upratse on
he level Is IN 75 feet. I here we're hoisted
during the week 81 mining carloads OF ore, the
average assay of which $21 30 per ton.
The yield of the mine for the past
week amounted TO 10 Carloads OF he aver
age sample assay of $40 81 per ton. The ore
was extracted from the workin in and above the
north drift on the 9UU level. They shipped TO the
Brunswick
1910 pounds of accumulated ore. the average
battery assay of whicn was S19 81 per ton. Bull
lion will be shipped in few days.
In the Justice mine the norIh drift from the foot
of the incline has been advanced 10 feet DUR g
the week, making it's oJ~l length 40 feet; the face
Is in quartz giving low assays.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 55sc: san Quen tin
so 40; Wool Bags 27@30c; Fruit Bags, 514c, 5s4c
and &C for the different sizes
CoAL-A circular for Australia says: LAS the
arrivals here from Australia for the prior thirty
can readily b. seen that there only small
quantity now in yard, hence prices we'll N al n
lainedi besides the delivery cost here has been
materially increased by the present ruling freig ht
rates there, now reported to be los q ton from
Newcastle. 1t is reasonable to suppose tnat high
forel@ ports as ships services to transport grain
Will not be allied into requ ,itiOn before next Aug
ust. The tonnage already engaged TO carry
CoIonal Coal TO this port vii. foot nearly TO-
UOO tons capacity, OF which fully 65,UC0 has
a4real been contrac ed for many cases leav-
ing By no means mall loss to the venders. i he
Coast mines viii receive handsome ret urns from
their shipme nts this winter foreign petition
Will cut smaI hguee as a dsIrib Lting factor
There is not name added to the loading list
in swansea"
" ellington, SS q ton: New Wellington So;
SGc:hfeld Wellington. 81 so; Seattle, SIS so; Bry-
ant So so; Coos Bay. 81 rs; Wallsend, Sc 70 gs
Ton: Cum berland, $l4 50 q ton in bulk and 81 8
in SACKS: Pennsyl vania, Anthracite Egg, $l4 q
ton; Welsh Anthracite ,SS1l2: Camel. So so Fs
ton; Rock Springs, Castle Gate Pleasant Val
ley 81 so Coke. $l3 In bulk and SIS p ton IN SKIS
PACIFIC CODF1SH-Tbe ALASKA Goldfish Com
pany qpotes as follows: Bundles 4c; cases, 412(0
SC; boneess, 412c; selected 10. osIsc; strip ga
tablets, &c; picked 81 So q hi and $4 rs Tor half
bbs.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and
Fine Crushed, 65sc: Powdered, 61sc; Dry Granu-
lated, 512c q ib Confectioners' A 512c; Magnolia
GranuIated, $3.50; California A 514c; half barrels
Hc more than barrels. and boxes 12c more
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open. High. Low. Close ..
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

William aud Jane Wolf TO John A. Bergerot, lot
on w line Of Franklin street, e7;6 of Ellis, n
Margaret Holland to John A, Adeline and Caro-
line l. Holland. lot on n line of Filbert street,
Walter V. Strong and Cornelia B. Strong fem
mesole) TO Minnie Strong (widow) lot on r line
of Larkin street, 12l:1 Of Green, n 41:5,
1877 6, S 25, 40, ; l6:5, " 1876; So.
Albert Meyer George E. Beveridge, lot on n
line of Jackson street, 1875 E of Laurel, so by
n 1877 :S14; $40.
Peter Johnson TO Anna E., wife OF Charles j.
WohIander, lot on line OF Twenty second street,
105 h OF Guerrero, E rs by n l24; gift,
Lizette Ruth Louis Ruth and Dora Moller lot
on line of Twenty second street, As W OF Chat
tanoogo, W 30:2 by rs: $3.50.
May E W ilson to Luigi and Luigia Deluchi | OF
on Sc corner OF Broadway and Bartol streets, l.
40 by S 81 IS $40.
Malvina place. 1l7:6 from Mason street, w 70 by
SO: $40.
Same 20 same lot mencing so E of Yerba
Buena and l1o of Sacramento stree n y :6 by
Z 80; $40.
John IL. Lundberg to Charles T. Lundberg, lot
on line of Broadway, "A h of Jones z3 6 by
Frederick o. and Inc O. Heydenfeldt to Grace G.
som street. 342: wv of Third, SW $50, Sr. 90,
NE no. Sc 70, y E 40, \ w l60; also right of way
OF JoIisa street; $40.
Estate OF Tho Donnelly, by Annie Donnelly,
Administrative 10 Thomas Dunno, lot on corner
OF BrannAn street and Brannan place, sW 20 by
Margaret A. Susan NJ. Thomas J., Anna an d
Charles J. Bishop to susan Bishop, lot on ST line
or howard street, 40 SW OF seventh SW 20 Dy
Sc TO-; gift
SalIe r. ark (vifr of W c. Clarkl to Carrie L.
Allen (wife of George W. Allen), 10; on line of
Third avenue 30U OF California street South
(Deeth) ) 25 by r l20; SO.
Solomon aud Dora Getz to Patrick F. Donlon
lot o. book A. GetZ addition TO LaKeview; $40.
Jones, Allen & Co. to William Molloy, lot on Sc
line of airing street, 4SS SW of Roanoke,
SW 26, Sc IS, y f 26 :6 NV 80, lot 81, Jones'
addition TO Fairmonnt; $40.
ALA AEDA COUNTY.
]. n. Williams TO II. B. Burngame and S. n
Dodge, same. Oakland Annex; SO.
Same TO same, all of block a except lots l, IL
aud 90 all of blocN except lots 20, 81,
~, 81, 81. all OF book except lot SO,
all OF block except lots l, and g. TO
13, all of block except lots ?, 3, 4, g to %
all of block except lots to 4, to 8, also lot S
10, II, 3 aud %, all bei"g in revised map Clare
mont avenue Tract, Oakland Annex, subject to
deed of trust: so.
annie L. and 7. B. Draper to Henry S. Bridge
same, Alameda; SO.
William F. and Alice II. Curtis TO Leila K
Biethen. property in Tuiare County, Tulare; gift.
J. ". and Hannah Mcdonald 10 City Street I'M
provement Company Ga corpora ion). lots 9 and
II, block ~, being in Park place, subdivision !.
Laundry Farm. Brooklyn Town ship; $40
Gideon and Ella A. Aughir baugh to ii. c. Ball
heimer. lot on NE corner Of Central avenue and
Sixth street, a, lz0, w 10 + Six street, to
beginning, quitclaim deed, Alameda ST..
Henry Ballheimer to Lizzie BalIheimer, un-
DIVIDED half-interest In lot Ne corner of Gem
tral avenue and sixth street, 123 by L Sd,
Alan da; $40.
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for No. l. 81 4614 for choice and 81 471agl 90
g Ctl tor extra CHOICE tOrm milling


g cu Tor extra choice Tor milling.
CALL HOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SFssIoN-9:l5 O'Clock. Decem per
loOU0 ctls 81 431a: 20OO 81 1855: 4OO0, 81 Al Is;
20oO. 81 44A. May - 22,0UO, 81 3912: zOOO
81 3S%4: 2O0u. 81 40: 40U0 81 4O1s; l4,OOO,
SECOND SEssIoN-May-2 -2OOO ctls, 81 406s: H.
0Oo 81 4Os4 1000, 81 407s; 5000 81 Al. 200,
o. 441s: 2oOO, 81 4l1; 10000, ST. 4l1s: 1000
81 4!$s; 200, 81 4l5s Decemo - "a QUO,
REerLAR MORNING sEssIoS-May-lo.ouo ctls,
81 4l3s 1000. 81 4l1a: 1000, ST Al 8s: 5000.
~ IS; 1000 81 "a December - SO00,
81 94ss; 10000, 81 4412 o
20Uo 81 4tA; SUU0, ! 4U14; 2O0O, 81 4OLs;
70 zoo 81 40ss. Decem ber-20Uo IL 4414; 5000,
81 441s
BAkLkY-There is no further change to report
Feed Is sJeady at the m pro !ed prices.
Inc Routenburn took for Cork 81 ,475 cts Brew
ing, valued at $74,222
Feed S212@90c for dark to good and 921ac for
choiee brigh.: Chevalier. for seed, IL .O9l %;
Brewing 81 O5@1 O712 for No and 9oGs5c =
cti tor darA Coast
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sEssIoS-9:15 oclock-December-
2OO0 cts. S6L9c.
SECOND SEASONING sales
REGULAR MORNING ber-2000
ctls S9c.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-May-2OOOc cts, 9Oc. De-
cember-4000 S712c
0AT>-I here is not much going Fancy
feea are quotable al ST 2O@l 20 q ctl; GOOD
to choice 81 l21aGl 10 q ell; common, ST O5
al 10: Surprise, 81 26al 35 Red, 81 l712@l 80;
Gray, 81 10Gl 10; Milling, ST. 1z12@1 II 12 q c'l;
% ack ior seed, 8! S5Ql 81. Clipped Oats sell at
$lgZ q Ton over The raw product
CORN revious prices rule and the market
continues dull Small Round yellow, ST. l2129
L 10 v ctl: Large Yellow 971ac; White, 81.
RYE-S1 10@l l212 p ctl
BULK W HEAI-Quoted at 81 2U9l 80 p ctl.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, Nov. 1G.-CATTLE-Prices ruled as
follows: Choice cattle found purchasers at $50
IS. The bulk OF the cattle crossed the scales at
S4 3004 80: best feeders, S4 so; common stock
ers, 81 5@3. Fat cows and heifers sold good
prices, but canning cattle were 1042Oc lower than
last week, few COW sales being mace at 81 500
l 65. Calves were decidedly cheaper than last
week, with sales chiefly at SIS 75@6 25 Western
rangers active at So 50@4 25 for steers
at 81 7O@3 so for cows and heifers, with good
sales of steers and feeders
HOGS->aies were mostly made at SO 4003 60
The coarsest packers sold at So 25G93 IS
and the best shipping hogs brought So 6JG3 65
choice hogs of different weights selling clos. to
gelh+r rigs sold nj s.ly at So 40@3 80, most of
the little pigs selling below S3 80
SHl EP-TraGe III sheep and lambs was active
al higher prices, best grades advancing 5l DC.
Native sheep sod at So 1894 81; Western range
sheep al $4 80 and lambs at S495 so; Western
fed sheep sold as hlgh as $4 40 Feeders were
fair buyers at So 1904 25 tor sheep. and 81 75G
for lambs Extra fine native mutton sh eep were
worth So 55G4 65.
Is, 600.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. 10.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow Of the wool
trade: Nearly every house in Boston has reported
light sales for the week, but there have been some
special tran sactioas, confined almost enterey to
dealings between different wooden firms, aggregat-
Ing at least 1900, 900 bs. Deducting this sum
from g. 5lS7O0U lbs Ohis figure representing the
tire business in Boston since our last report) and
we find that what may De called the purely nor
nal trade or the week did greatly exceed
2,O000OU pounds. Prices somewhat frmer.
sales of fleece, Territory and other domestic
woods have beeu light. Very fair sales OF foreign,
particularly Australians, have been made.
Sales in Boston Tor the aggregated 5,3l7-
OOO pounds. OF which 1883, 900 pounds were do
mestic and g 43S 900 hounds foreign,
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TUBE WEATHER FUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, No
vember 10, 1897. > p NJ
The following are the rainfals for the past
twenty-four hours and The seasonal ratnfalls to
date as compared with those Of the same date last
season: Eureka 90, this season 4 81, last season
.: Red Bluff 90, this .. II, last season
us: Sacramento 90 this season PA, last sea-
son !. l6 san Francisco 90, this season 207. last
season 2.5l; Fresno 90, this season l.24 last
season ST; san Luis Obispo 90, this season
.S5 last season 6S; Los Angeles 90, this season
= s., last season L35: san Diego 90, this season
los, last season 1l7; Yuma 90 this season
81, last season !. IA.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature 6S,
minimum 8 mean 81.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
An area of high pressure overlies Utah and
Nevada. An of low pressure is central in
fh Upper Missouri IA ey. Another low area
appears TO be developing over Washington and
Vancouver Island and the pressure Is beginning TO
fall along the northern coast.
TIE temperature has risen over Utah. Nevada,
Nor hern California and southern Icaho-
Ram is falling generally over the northern por-
lion OF the Pacific Coast
lhe following max mum wind velocities are re-
ported: Iatoosh, 8 miles per hour from the
east; Fort Canbv. 40 south: Portland. 26 south;
Idaho Falls, - south.
Forecasts made at san Francisco for thirty
hours. erding midnight November II, 1897:
Northern Eaiiornia-Fair Thursday. except rain
Thursday afternoon an1 night in eXteme north
ern port on; northerIy changing 10 southeas,eriy
winds.
southern Calfornia-Fair Thursday fresh north
Nevada - air Thursday; cloudy in extreme
northern DortlOu
Utah-C oudy Thursday
ArzJna-kaIr Thursday; warmer in eastern
portion.
San Francisco and vIcfnity-Fair Thursday. un-
settled Thursday night, northwe terry changing
10 southets ery winds
ALEXANDER McADIE,
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DRIED FRUITS, KAisINs. NUTS, ETC.

There is good business in small lots but not
much doing in carloads Low prices are still the
rule.
Apples are the firmest tn Ing on the list. A bous
the largest sale for some time one of SuOO lbs of
bright anartered at 414c This figure ought to
llease the grower
DRIED tkUITS-Ouotations are as follows:
irunes carload 10 S, 4l4m412c tor 4O-o0s, 334@
&c for so COS. 3i4@3l2c TOR 60-7Us, 2$4@3c Tor
IO-SVS Zl492l2c y 10 for SO-9Os ana IS4(g2c
for 80 lOOs; Peaches, 5@512c y II; fancy o12@
Ih2c; peeled. l0QlZ12; Apri cots. 6@6c y ID Tor
Royals and 7@sH2c for good to fancy Moorparks;
evaporated Apples, @7 12c: sun-dried, 3s4 @4I4c;
black Figs In sacks, zG3c: Plums 31o9413c p ID
foi pltted and l@l 19c for un pitted; bleached
Plums, &c; Nectarlnes, 4@6c g 10 tor prime to
fancy Pears. 2@5c Tor quar- rters and 212G612c tor
halVes according to color. etc.
RAISlNS-New RaisIns. 2A@3c for 2-crown. 4c
for 3crown, DC Tor 4-orown, bL2c Tor Seedless
suitanas and 81 100 Is Tor london layers. Dried
Grapes. 2% c.
NUIS-~Chestnuts quotable al S@loc u b:
Walnuts, 7@712c p fb for hard and e@ec q Ib
for softshell; Almonds 3@4c for hardshell and &c
for papershe1; Peanuts, 4@5c for Eastern and
&C for Cali iornla; Ii hickory NUS, 5@6c % lb Pc
cans, 9@l0c p ID: Fiberts, 9@912c; Brazil Nuts,
e9Sc; Cocoanuts, $4 bU@l5 q l0O.
HON fN-New Comb. lUc for bright ana N9Sc
1or lower grades; new er-white extracted s149
4ae; light am Der extracted, 3S404c q TO-
bAESW AA-23025c u h,
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Pears are higher
There were heavy receipts of apples yesterday.
Stocks OF Wine Grapes reduced to a low
point and Will soon be nil. Table Grapes still
plentiful and dull.
Navel Oranges are lower and slow of sale.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries, sl@3 90 q ch sst for large
Raspberries, S4Ga - chest
Cane Cod Crsnberries So 5O47 p bbl; Jerseys,
IS 25G9: Coos Bay. 81 5UG2 IS p box.
Peaches, 4O@60c q box Tor common and 75c9
81 for choice.
Pears. Winter Neljs 75c@sl; common kinds,
35@b5c p box.
Apples, 25@40c q. box for common and bO@S5c
for good to choice
Ounces, 25@6bc p box.
Grapes. in boxes, 1o@30c for all kinds. Crates
sell ABOUT lOc higher Than boxes Zinfandel Wine
Grapes, second crop $S@ll: White Wine Grapes
S4GlO; Mission Grapes, nominal.
Persimmons, 50@75c q box.
PomegranaIes. 6t 075c q box.
CITRUS FRUITS-New Navel Oranges. 81 oOeD
40: seedlings, s.; Grape Fruit, $6G7 Lemons,
s. 5O@2 for common and 50 1902 80 for good TO
choice: Mexican Lines S2G3 50 q box; Bananas
$l92 q bunch: Pineapples. $2G3 u doZ
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Il II: medium, &c; light. s19@9c: Cowhides,
s1s@9c; Stays 512c; sa ted Kip, &c; salted
Caif, Iogllc = ID: salted Veal. &c: dry Hides,
l59 l519c; culls and brands. 1901 2Iac: dry Kip
and veal l4c; dry alf. lec; culls, 12c GoatskIns
2o@ Soc each: Kids, SC; Deerskins good summer
25c p ID; medium. 2Oc; winter lOc; sheepskins
shearlings, l5@25c each; short wool. 35@60c
each; medium 60@SO each; long woods, S0cGSl
each
TALLOW-No. /. rendered. sG31ac 2 h; No
z, 2@12 12c: refined. Sc; Grease. 29z14c q b.
W OOL - tali clip - Middle counties, free,
1Ot1lSc do detective. J0@llc; san Joaquin de-
tectve 7@ac r ID; DO Lam bs 612@Sc: southern
Mountain go &C. tree Northern, liza lac q 10;
DO. defeciive, 9@llc; Humboldt and Mendocino
1901 sc p n.
hOPs-old crop, 2@6c p II Tor poor to fair and
S91Uc 1or gooo; new crop 1UGl41ac.
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10 Clear 0 Partly Cloudy
Q Cloudy 3 Rdln@ Snow
explanation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath it, If any, the amount Of
rainfall. OF melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours lsobars, solid
lines connect po'n's OF equal air pressure; iHo-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "high" means high barometrc pressure and
Is usually accom- panied by fair weather: 'To~"
refers 10 low pressure, and Is usually preceded
and accompanied 5y cloudy weather aDd rains
"Lows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When he pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable
but when the ''low'- Is enclosed with iSobars OF
marked curvature, rain south of oregon is improb-
able With high" in he vicinity Of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the CRliforna coast warmer
weather may DE expected summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse OF these conditions
vii produce opposite result
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

Prices for all kinds about the same yester-
day. some dealers report weak Cheese market
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creamereS 2S@29c; sec
onds. 2o@27 12c q t.
DAIRY-Choice 10 fancy. 2S@25c o Ii; lower
grades l6@z21ac
PICKLED-22Gn24c q b.
FIRKTN-19Q.0C y Il.
CREAMERY 1UB-22l l2@2S1hc ~
EAsTERN-l2( SC for ladle- pacs ed
CHEESE-Choce mud new. 12@l3c p h; COM
mon to good, l0G1lc; Cream Chcddar ll@l2c;
Young America 12Gl21ac; OREGON. 1910 Lei
Western il1aG12c; Eastern, 1Z15@1 312c e ID.
EGGs-kanch Eggs. 35@421ac; store Eggs
SOC = doz: Eastern, 23t925c Tor fancy, =0G221ec
for trsls and 17@19c t0f seconds; Duck Eggs,
2O@25c p dozen.
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Hay
BRAN-sl6 50@l7 for the best and sl5915 so
2 ton for outside brands
MIDDLINGS-$2OQ2O so for lower grades and
S2l 5O@22 50 p ton for the best.
FEEDST Barley, s20@21 p ton
OH cake Meal at the mill $50 q Job ping, $3l;
Chopped Feed Sl5@l6 y ton; Cocoanut Gaze,
$l7 80; Cottonseed Meal $29@30 q ton.
HAY-Wheat Sl2@l5 y ton; Wheat and Oat,
S11@14; Oat. $lU@12: Barley. $10@l2; COM
pressed, Sl2@l4; Alfalfa $Sg9 90 STOCK. $S99;
Clover, $S@lO p ton.
h1kA M-5U940c p bale.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11
POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys are lower and
duh. Other kinds in good supply at about
previous prices
There Is no particular change in Game.
Live Turkeys, l1@121ac for Gobblers and llG
l21ac 1or Hens; dressed Turkeys I2@14c; Geese.
u pair 81 25@l so; Ducks, So 5OG4 so; Hens,
$3 5095; BOOSTERS young, S4G4 SO q doZ; do, old,
$3 1904 50: Fryers, SIS 5003 rs; BroiIers, $3 50
Tor large and So 5O@3 for small: Pigeons, 81 25
(9l 30 q doz for young and 75c@$l for old
GAMk-Quail. r dozen, $l@1 25 Mallard,
So 50@4 So Canvas back. SAGA SO: Sprig, s. 50G
rs: Teal 81 75@2; WIdgeon, 81 50G2; small
Duck, ST 5O@l 75 Gray Geese, 81 6062 rs;
White, Sl@I 30; Brant, ST 50@l rs; English
Snipe 81 81 az; Jack Snipe 81 @sl 25; Hare, sl@
! IS; Rabbits, 81 25@l so Tor Cottontais and 75C
IN fnrS