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PROPOSALS-For Burial of Indigent Dead Office of the Clerk of the Board Of super
 visors of the City and County of San Fran
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MARRIED.

GUT-wEHRLI-In this city, May 8. 1898. by the Rev J. Fuendeling. Karl Gut and Elisa Wehrli
 KAETING-GIESEL-In this city. May 10, 1885, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, John F. Kaeting and Martha Giesel. HWERDT-WENDEL-In this city, May D. 1898, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling. Philipp Schwerdt and Annie M. E. Wendell
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JOHNSON-In this city. May 9, 1898, to the wife of James E. Johnson, son. STERN-In this city. April 2s, 1898. to the wife of N. Stern, daughter
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
 
 CITY Steam Carpet-cleaning Works; cleans, moves, lays carpets c. H. STEVENS, Mgr, 3S and 40 Eighth st.; telephone South 2So WHEN you become disgusted with poor work send to SPAULDINGS Pioneer Carpet Beating Works, 953-57 Tehsma st; tel s. 40.
 (,- T. McOUEENS S Cal. Carpet Cleaning Co, 453 Stevenson st.. tel. s 22S lowest rates. CARPETS cleaned at Sc per yard; relaid at 3c STRATTON, 8 Eighth st.: tel. Jessie 944. GREAT Eastern steam Carpet t-Cleandng Works IA Sth st B. GRANT. tel. Jessie 20l. - o-- - -
 ' E. MITCHELL Carpet-Cleaning Co.,, 2i0 14th st cleaning Sc yard; tel. Mission "A. I. WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaning, renovat- ing. alteration wks 413 McAllister; Jessie 32l. ms, - - ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co. 4O2 Sutter st.; tel. Main 394. GEO. WALcod. Froprletor.
 xr,--,-- a,o <,-,, cONKLIN'S S Carpet Beating Works, 33S Golden Gate ave; tel. East 126.
 WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Call. in wrapper. for mailing.
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PROPOSALS for drayage-General depot of the QuarterInaster ooI Departmesnt, San Francisco, hauling of Military Stores and Supplies in and about the City of San Francisco. Cal, for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1898, will be received at this office until II O clock a. m. on Saturday. the 11th day of June. lS9S and then opened. The Government serves the right to reject any all pro- posals. All necessary information will be fur nished application to this office. OSCAR F. LONG, Assistant Quartermaster, U. s. A, in charge depot.
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PROPOSALS for military supplies-ss New Montgomery st., San Francisco, Cal, May 6, lS9S Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received here until Il o'clock a. m., May IT. 1898, and then opened. for furnishing this depot for supply of Stationery, Ash Barrels, Stove Furniture, Carpet. Office Chairs, Clocks, Buzzacott Ovens, Pack-saddle Blankets, Sad dlery. Hardware, Packing Boxes. Pipe Fit tipps, Lamp Chimneys, Axle Grease, Oils, Leather Horse and Mule Shoes and Nails Rope Soap, Zinc and other miscellaneous stores. Preference will be given to articles of do- nestic production and manufacture, cond- tions of price and quality being equal Qn- ciuding in the price of foreign productions and manufactures the duty thereon) and such preference given to articles of American production end manufacture produced on the Pacific Coast to the extent of the consump- tion required by the public service there The United States reserves the right to ac- cept or reject any all proposals or any part thereof Proposals for delivery at other points will be entertained. Delivery to commence before July 1st next. Information furnished on application. Envelopes will be endorsed Proposals for Supplies: No. 1lT7,'' and addressed OSCAR F. LONG, Assistant Ouartermaster, U. S. Army. in charge of Depot.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.

TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS. NEW YORK-Sailed May 10-Stmr Tauric for Liverpool; -stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, for Bremen; stmr Servia for Liverpool; stmr Pennsular, for Lisbon
 LIVERPoOL-Arrived May 1o-Stmr Canada from Boston.
 GLAsGOW-Arrived May 1O--Stmr Hestia, i'm Baltimore.
 ANTWERP-Arrived May f0-Stmr Western LIVERPOOL Sailed May lo-stmr Nomadic, for New York
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Heavy receipts in the started Wheat a shade lower. Corn developed considerable strength, however, and enough or that feeling was reflected in the Wheat pit to offset the easy feeling at the opening. Brad streets reported clearances of Wheat and Flour for the week from both coasts at 5,o's'- 900 bushels, and Beerbohms s placed the total shipments of the week from all quarters 10 Europe at S. 400, 900 bushels which left only 2, ,721 900 bushels from all sources outside or shipments from this side. That helped to some extent in producing the bullishness Whlch quickly followed the easy feeling at the open ing Near the close New York reported slXty boat loads of Wheat disposed of there Tor export That scared the December shorts into covering, and the closing quotation, 6o1sc was at the top of the days range. May draggea slowly over a range beginning at bofsc ana closing at 66q661sc sellers. oo.
 Higher cables and moderate recelpls SOD cars. gave Corn a strong start. An eXcelehL cash demand together with small interior movement stimulated bull sentiment and prices ruled strong from beginning to end May closed with gain of 19c.
 A good cash demand and the advance in Corn strengthened Oats Shorts were forced to cover and some of the most prominent longs added to their line May gained 9sc.
 .The strength of the coarse grains had firming influence in Provisions. Traders bought freely and offerings from packing interests were limited prices were forced up ward Pork and ribs advanced 712c each ana lard 212c.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Nov. .-FLOUR-Receipts, 30, ,S29 barrels: exports, 20742 barrels. Quiet and about steady. Winter patents, S3 7OG3 90; winter straights, s 45d3 55; winter extras, s2 7OG3; winter low grades. g 25Q2 45; Minne- sota patents, s3 75Q4 10; Minnesota bakers, 8 Q3 90.
 WHEAT-Receipts, S44 100 bushels; exports, 332 913 bushels. Spot steady; No. red. 76c f O. b. ahoat. Options opened steady and ex- perienced a slight advance on the jump in Corn together with large clearances and Continental buying closed unchanged to sc lower Sales included No. 2 red March, 74A @741kc, closed 7414c; May, 71@71 3-1ec, closed 71c.
 HOPS-Firm.
 WOOL-Quiet; fleece, 17q22c.
 METALS-The Metal market of to-day was a very small affair. The Metal Exchange is- sued no report.
 PIGIRoN = Quiet; Southern, ss 75Q11 25; Northern, H101l 75.
 COPPER-Fir1n; lake brokers, SIP 75.
 LEAD-Quiet; brokers, 8 50. The firm nan- ing the settling prices for miners and smelt- CTS at the West quotes Lead at $3 50.
 TIN-Steady
 SPELTER-Steady.
 COFFEE-Options closed quiet, with prices unchanged to points lower. Sales. 475o bags, including: December, $5 35; January, s5 45; February s 50: March, s5 60 Spot Coffee Rio. dull but steady; No. invoice CSC; No. jobbing. 67sc. Mld-Quiet and steady: Cor dova, SOS l-5c.
 sUGAR-Raw. strong, held 1-1sc higher; fair refining 4c; centrifugal, e6 test, 4Ac; molasses, 3%c. Refined-Firm, but quiet; mold A, SAC; standard and confectloners' A. 51sc: cut loaf and crushed. 5%lc; powdered and cubes, 57sc; granulated, 5Kc.
 BUTTER-Receipts. 3s4o packages. Firm.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov 1S.-CATTLE-The small supply of cattle to-day easily disposed of at former prices. Choice steers, s 30d5 75 medium, $4 75G4 95; beef steers, S4d4 70; stock CTS and feeders, s3@4 35; bulls. g 25@4 10; cows and heifers 8 30G4; calves s3 50q7; Western rangers g 7014 35; Western fed steers $40 15: Texas grass steers, s 3094 1o
 HOGS-The demand for hogs was brisk at yesterdays range of prices. Sales were at 15 d3 D as extreme range for hogs, with the greater part changing hands at 8 35q3 50; pigs sold at s2 4OG3 8, largely at s2 90Q3 20; hogs sold 71a@10c lower than a week ago, and SC lower than a year ago.
 SHEEP-A remarkably successful week for sheep closed quietly, there being improve ment in demand Feeders, 8 50q3 75; year lings, g.; Western sheep s2 75q4 10; lambs, Receipts-Cattle 2oO Hogs, 19,OOO; Sheep, 1600.
 KANSAS CITY.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 19.-CATTLE-Receipt 10G0. Market unchanged.
 HOGS-Receipts 5000. Market steady to strong. Bulk of sales s 3OQ3 40; heavies s 30 p3 45; packers and mixed S3 25a3 40; lights 8 10G3 35; pigs, S3Gl3 20
 SHEEP-Recelpts POO. Market steady. Lambs, S2 75G5 25; muttons, B SoQ4 20.
 OMAHA
 OMAHA, Nov. 19.-CATTLE-Receipts 6OO Market steady. Native beef steers s4 3O65 3O; $Sq3 90; canners, $2 25@3; stockers and feed CTS, 8 3Oq4 40; calves. $4 5OQ7; bulls and stags g 25Q3 75.
 HOGS-Receipts 75O0 Market SC lower: heavy, 8 2713a3 3212; mixed, 8 271AlD3 30 light B 25g3 S71z; pigs. $3q3 30; bulk of sales $S 271a SHEEP-Recepts 100. Market dull. Native muttons s 50G4 20: Western muttons 8 4O61 4; stock sheep, sSqs 75; lambs, s4q5 20
 DENVER.
 DENVER, Colo, Nov. 1s.-CATTLE-Re- ceipts 300. Market steady to firm. Beef steers. 8 5Oq4 25; cows. $3 15QD3 50; feeders, freight tO Ia s 50a4 25; bulls, stags, etc., $2 25G3. HOGS-Receipts, none. Market quiet and unchanged
 SHEEP-Receipts, none. Market steady and unchanged
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
 Saturday November 1s. stmr Whitesboro, Johnson. 10 hours rom stmr South Coast, zaddart' SS hours from Fsf1nn9 stSnE Coos Bay, Gelow. "A hours from New pG5t Bktn Cleaner sprague, days from Grays fiP[f1r Rktn Encore Panno, s5 days from Junin. Schr Laura Madsen. Rasmussen o7s oays HI schr Archie and Fontie, Johannsen. 12 hours frSm Snhr steTaIr Baranoff Dahlquist Is days from
 CLEARED.
 Saturday. November 1s. stmr Pomona. Shea Eureka; Goodall Perk- HE Br T stmr Belgic, Kinder. Hongkong via Yoko- "';tl1n stmr North Fork, Bash, Eureka; Charles Schr Transit, Jorgenson Honolulu; Williams, Dimond & Go.
 SAILED.
 Saturday November 1s stmr Coquille River. Johnson Fort Bragg Stmr Mineola, David. Tacoma Bktn Archer, McAlman, Honolulu
 Saturday, November 1s. Brig consuelo Page. hence Nov IT, for Ggn1sf1 Ra, Jacobsen.
 The Chehalis loads lumber at British Colum- bia for Shanghai ASS sd Louisiana, lumber at British cOamea oa m 5e aS S for gd and sugar for New York; Gen Charette, wheat at Portland for Europe 36s
 MISCELLANEOUS. LONDON Nov 19-Br bark Darra in port at sydney has been on fire Fire was guenched with little damage; no cargo on board.
 MEMORANDUM Der Baranoff-The schr Maksoutoh sailed the same day as we did. The schr Falcon was in port A steam whaler was in port at Dutch Pep Consueio from sea Nov 1a-Nov IS at 3:SO a. m 50 miles west of San Francisco. Captain wears old Took to his room at 10:3O D. m. on the 18th and died next morning
 SPOKEN. Oct 9-Lat 10 N, long 27 ". Br ship Portal Ioch from Hamburg, for Santa Rosalia.
 DOMESTIC PORTS. EUREKA-Arrived Nov 19-Stmr Hueneme. UMPQUA-Arrived Nov 1s-schr Louise from sEATTIE-sailed Nov 19-schr Nellie G Thurston, for -; ship Lucille, for San Fran 'Ty42coMA-Arrived Nov 19-schr Dora Bluhm ii3; XsToRIA0Arrived OR. Nov 1s-Br ship Perse- EUREKA-Arrived Nov 1s-stmr Chilkat hfVfs NFAH H0 BAY-Passed Nov 1s-ship Lucille i'm Seattle for San Francisco. n PORT TowNSEND-Arriyed Nov 1sc-Schr 'e''' --''-- EASTERN PORTS PHILADELPHIA-Safled Nov 13-Bark Guy ' NEW SS YoRK-saiied Nov 1S-stmr Finance. for Colon
 FOREIGN PORTS. AMOY-Arrived Nov 1s-Schr Eric, from Newchwang.
 SYDNEY-Arrived Nov 1S-schr MurteI, firm HONGKONG-Arrived Nov 17-stmr China, hTlIfy NEwS 9Sf w9SHW7ANG-Arrived Nov -Br stmr Lombard, from Vancouver. NAGASAKI-In port Nov 7-U $ stmr Nero, GTAYMAS-Arrived Nov 19-schr Eva, from AfTATA~Arrived Nov 1S-Schr Czar, hence Nov 9
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.

U P D & c, 1st
 assessment paid. 6 Wabash ............ SIS
 Do prefd ....... 225s " & l. F 1st as-
 sessment paid Q. 31& Do prefd 1st as-
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BOSTON STOl
ASSOCIATED BANKS STATEMENT

NEW YORK, Nov 19.-The Financier says: The expanding volume of loans for the week, as shown in the statement of the New York Clearing house banks, has fallen about 50 per cent compared with the averages over a period of six weeks past. Within the time named loans have increased nearly S57 500 900. deposits have expanded s75,50 eco and cash not quite ST, ,000 GOO. The reserve now, however, is only about g. 0Oo. 900 less than before these gains began to be a feature of the weekly state ments. If the report for the present week Is criterion, the banks seem abundantly able to care for a volume of new business approxi- ma tely large. They have increased their cash holdings since November F A.013 500. and as reserve requirements necessitated by the eX- pansion of S9, 432 f"H in deposits do not call for so much cash the surplus reserve is $l655. .575 higher than week ago. It has been expected in view of the sudden revival since the cleo tton the loan item would show a heavy addi- tiCn, but the actual increase was only S5,S97. 800 The home demands and the natural rise in rates have probably checked the buying of investment sterling, which has been report ed for some weeks. shrinkage in the cash of the New York banks might have led to some liquidation in these investments but under the circumstances the volume remained at about the present level. The banks are gain ing from the interior and the current treas ury deposits adding to their cash resources. Still, it is to be noted that the total increase in specie for the week is accounted for largely by the bank which holds intimate relations with the treasury. There has been more or less shifting oI funds, owing to the partial com pletion of several large deals and heavy in- vestment buying. Speculation, has been pointed out. does not mean withdrawal of loan able capital; 1t merely transfers it's ownership. Whether the return of money from the interior which generally begins at this week. will be as large as usual in the face of the expanding conditions throughout the West. is an inter esting problem. If this money Is added to the New York surplus future prospects may be de termined accurately. If the gain Is little or nothing and New York rates rest at par with foreign centers, some interesting developments in the way of exchange liquidation, with ac- cOmpanying specie imports, may be expected, especially as commercial bills have been com ing forward raDidlN
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THE LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The Evening Post g London financial cablegram says:
 The stock markets here were stagnant to-day, speculative stocks. notably Americans, being depressed by selling from Berlin, following the rise in the discount rates of the Bank of Ger many. The last time the German bank rate was per cent in 1882. the time of the financial crisis in Paris. The present rise in the rate is due to the desire to attract large amounts of gold quickly. As previously told in these dispatches German bills to mature in the next fortnight exceptionally heavy.
 Some failures are looked for, but nothing really serious or far-reaching is expected, the position being that Germany has engaged In no mad speculation, but in active, sound enter prise in all parts of the world, only requiring more cash to finance it than they possess. Gold to-day at 77s Tod for Germany. The Eng fish portion of Speyers issue of the Southern Pacific California bonds was applied for ten times over.
 LONDON, Nov. 1s.-spanish As closed at fl 7-16c.
 PARIS. Nov. 19.-Spanish As closed at APT.
 LONDON. Nov. 19.-Canadian Pacific, S5ss Grand Trunk.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-There was no particular change, one way the other. The demand was slack. Spot Wheat-Shipping, s1 171s@1 20; milling, $1 221zq1 25.
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal session 9:15 o'clock-May-A00 GOO etls. sl 211s; .o,oOo, sl 2l December-12 900. Second session-May-12.0 900 ctls. s1 PIX. Regular morning session-May-8000 ctls, sl 21k; 32,OOo, $1 219s. December-2ooO, s1 IFS; 5000, S1 IS.
 BARLEY-The week closed a firm but dull market.
 Feed, s1 25@1 so Brewing. s1 s21z@1 40 per ct.
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal sesson-9:15 o'cloc1-No sales. Second sesson-No sales. Regular morning session-December-40 ctls s1 2s24
 OATs-The demand continues fair at un- changed prices. choice, s1 221z@1 25; common, s1 171a91 20; Sur prise, s1 35Q1 4214; Graz, s1 2OQl 221h; milling $1 25Q1 30 per ctl; Red $1 4oQ1 471t; Black s1 60 G1 70.
 CORN-Is firmly held. but quiet. Small round yellow. s1 15d1 20; Eastern large yellow s1 0217Q1 05; white. $1 05 mixed sl 02,1 91 O5 per ctl California White, s1 05@1 ora RYE-California, $1 20; Eastern, $1 1901 171k per ctl.
 BECK WHEAT-Is nominal
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oteoo located in the Merchants Exchange. Is maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of -narin1rs without regard to nationality ana free Of expense. .,. .I
 Naviga tors are cordially invited to WISH the office where complete sets of charts ana sali- inc directions of the world are kept on mana for comparison and reference, and the latest Information can always be obtained Tegardlng lights, dangers to navigation ana 3ii i$ ''eiS of interest to ocean commerce.
 ,rhe time ball on the tower of the new Ferry buiiding at the foot of Market street. IS hoisted oSnut len minutes before noon and dropped at noon. i2Oth meridian. by teegraphic signal re, ceiyed each day from the United States signal Observatory Mare Island, Cal:
 A notice stating whether the ball was dropped on time or giving the error if any, IS published ~, inc morning papers the following day III tiie w g. HUGHES,
 Lieutenant U. s. N, in charge.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

1898 crop, 13@17c per lh
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Large stocks of Eastern Poultry were carried over. There was no change in local stock.
 Game stands about as usual.
 Eastern is selling at $5 for Hens, s5 for old Boosters, 5 50q6 for young Boosters. S4 for Fryers s3 50G4 for Broilers
 POULTRY - Dressed Turke~s. 13Q16c; live Turkeys 13G14c for Gobblers and 121aG13c for Hens: Geese per pair. sl 25d1 75; Goslings s1 5Oa1 75; Ducks, s4G6 for old and s4d6 for young: Hens. 8 50a4 90: Fryers, s3 50a4; Broil- CTS. s 5O for large, S3qS 21 for small; Pigeons
 CAME
 Quail. $1 25G1 50; Mallard. s3d4; Canvasback, s3e17; Sprig, $3G3 50; Teal $1 25d1 ,50; Widgeon $1 5Oa1 75; Small Duck. sl 25@1 50: English Snpe, s1 50; Jack Snipe, s1; Gray Geese, s2 50; White Geese s1d1 9; Brant s1 50G1 75; Honkers. A; Hare. s1G1 25; Rabbits, S1 25GI1 50 for Cottontails and S1 for small.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks closed the week firm, with a slight advance over the preceding day.
 In local securities there were free sales of Hawaiian Commercial at $49 25@4S 50 Hutch inson sold up to $63 75. Giant Powder opened at $57 1912 and closed at s5S.
 The Confidence assessment falls delinquent in board, and the Best & Belcher assessment in office tomorrow.
 The Osceola Consolidated Mining Company Der 20.
 The Spring Valley Water Company will pay it's regular monthly dividend of 50 cents to- morrow
 The annual meeting of the Honolulu Sugar Company will be held tomorrow.
 The Oceanic Steamship Company has declar- ed a monthly dividend of 50 cents per share. payable December l.
 The Strong mine. a Colorado gold mine. To- cated on Battle Mountain. near the Portland, has paid s420 900 to date including s150.000 this year, the last dividend, of $25, 900, being paid on the 1st of November.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Nov 19.-Consols, no 3-16 Silver, 27 15-16d; French Rentes. 1o1f soc. Wheat car goes off coast, nothing doing; cargoes on pass age, easier but In some request. LIVERPOOL, Nov. l9.-Wheat, steady Wheat In Paris, weak; Flour in Paris weak COTTON-Uplands, 3 1-16d.
 CLOSING.
 WHEAT-Futures closed quiet; November nominal; December, 6s Id; March 5s 91sd WHEAT-No. red Western winter 6s Id No. 1 red Northern spring. steady. 6s 21kd. CORN-Spot American mixed, firm 3s 101@d Futures steady; November, 3s 1Od; March 3s 64d.
 FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, s. HOPS-Pacific Coast firm, 25 5s@a5 l5s
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POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES

There is nothing to report. the market being quiet
 POTATOES-3064Oc for Early Rose and 351 soc for River Burbanks; Salinas Burbanks, 75c6 sl 10; Oregon. 70cdS1: Sweet Potatoes. 60a90c for nearby and Sld1 25 for Merced; New Pota- toes, 1z62c per ID.
 ONIONS -30d5Oc per ctl; Pickle Onions. S59 5o0 per ctl
 -s. 4G7c; Green Peppers. 40650c; Cabbage, 4od50c; Tomatoes. 35Q60c; Garlic 4a5c per ID; Marrowfat Squash $10G15 per ton.
 ENAPOR--TED VEGETABLES = Potatoes. sliced. raw. 12c per lb in lots of 25 lbs; sliced, desicca ted, 1e@1Sc; granulated. raw. l3c; Onions, soc; Carrots old 13c new, 1Sc; Cab bage BOG: Sweet Potatoes 30c: Turnips 25c; String Beans. BOG: Tomatoes Soc.
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BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags for next season. nominal. at 4%95c; Wool Bags. 26Q2Sc; San Quentin Bags, A s5; Fruit Bags. Sc, 515c and SAC for the three grades of white and 7Qsc for brown.
 CoAL-wellington. s per ton; New Yelling ton, SS; Southfeld Wellington, g 50; Seattle. $6; Bryant, $6 Coos Bay, s5; Wallsend g 50: Scotch. sS; Cumberland, ss 50 In bulk and s10 in sacks; Pennsylvac!a Anthracite Egg. s14; Camel, s 50 per ton; Rock Springs and Castle Gate. ,s7 50; Coke. SIP per ton in bulk and s14 In sacks.
 SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com pany quotes. terms net cash Cube crushed and Fine Crushed, 69sc: Powdered 61kc; Candy Granulated, SAC; Dry Granulated 51hc; Confec- 51sc; Extra c. Sc; Golden c. 47Sc; half-barrels, Ac more than barrels, and boxes 1kc more. No equivalent.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver unchanged.
 Wheat and Barley dull Other cereals unchanged Shipment of s27,9S6 to China. Beans firm and active. Mustard Seed higher. Hay and Feedstuffs unchanged Potatoes and Vegetables quiet. Eastern Eggs lower. Butter and Cheese unchanged. Large stocks of Eastern Poultry on hand. No change in Game.
 Fresh and Dried Fruit about the same. Provisions slow. Hops, Hides and Wool unchanged. Mutton advanced. Other meats unchanged Bank clearings gain slightly. Decreased shipments of Lumber Smaller exports of Canned Salmon.
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DRIED FRUITS. NUTS. RAIsINs. ETC.

small but steady jobbing trade keeps stocks from piling up too high. No change in prices.
 @5c for 50-60s, 34c for 60-70s, Sc for 7O-S0' s, z1zc for SO-eOs. Pc for sO-lOos and 114c tor 100-110,s; Silver Prunes, 213Q5c; Peaches, 6GG112c for good to choice, 7le4Sc for fancy and 10ql212c for peeled; Apricots, 1Oq12c for Royals and 12QI212c for Moorpark; Evaporated Apples. 7Aq7lac; dried, 4Q414c; Black Figs, sacks 2g212c; Plums, 45eG6c for pitted and 1q11ac for unpitted: Nectarines, 6d7c for prime to fancy; Pears, 6Q7c for quarters and S@9c for halves.
 RAISINS-3%c for two-crown, 4Ac for three crown, sac for four crown, 51aQ617c for Seedless Sultanas 4Ac for Seedless Muscatels and $1 20 for London Layers; Dried Grapes. 2Aq3c.
 NUTS-Chestnuts, SQ121sc per lb; Walnuts 6Q7c for hardshell, S@9c for softshell; Almonds, 6GD7c for hardshel; 13c for softshell. 14@l5c for paper shell; Peanuts 6Q7c for Eastern and 41sg 5c for California; Cocoanuts, $4 50Q5.
 HONEY-Comb, 10Q11c for bright and SQso for lower grades: water white extracted, $40 7c; light amber extracted. sc dark, 5Q51sc per ID.
 BEESWAX-24@26c per ID.
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour winter patents, 8 35q3 SO; straits. S2 95G3 20; spring patents s4 25d4 50; bakers, $2 3Oq2 5O; No. 2 spring wheat, 65q66e: Ne. spring wheat / oats f. O. b.. 2624c; No white. 294 a2924c 1: No. white, 2714 4g2S&c; No. ? rye, 5l12c; No: ? timothy seed g 35; mess pork, per bbl, $7 S5Q 9o'lard, per ic9 @ rbs S4 s5ai STE; short ribs 1boxed), S4 S71kd4 50; short clear sides (boxed) S4 S0d4 90; whisky distillers finished goods per gal, S1 9; sugars, cut loaf, 5.7lc; grant, lated