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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-05-10
Thanks he People OF Lehi.
Mr.. Henry Lewis.

"lt' IeuTY Lewis,
Dear Brother: " have great
pleasure in acknowledging the receipt
OF $6 forwarded by you as secretary OF
the Missionary committee, for which |
most sincerely thank you, and wish to
say 20 you and the the rest OF the com
Titee, and to the good people OF Lehi
who have assisted me in my labors the
past two years, God bless you all, Nav
lie prosper YOU in your basket and in
your store house IN this life, and may
you continue to lay up for yourselves
treasures ia heaven where neither moth
nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves
do not break through and steal BY
assisting the Elaers,who are out in the
world al q aiding their families at home
you are laying mp treasures in heaven
and are preparing, in connt ion with
the Elders, II great missionary work.
In conclusion will say that have tri-
ed to spend the means you sent me in
spreading the Gospel to the very best
OF my ability Lave taken great pleas
ure in my labor and feel well satisfied
with the result. / have received nv
release and expect to set sail for Zion on
May 5. My desire is that may ever
retain testimony Of the truthfullness of
the Gospel as restored through the Pro-
phet Joseph Smith, for do know that
Sod lives and that He hears and answ-
ers prayers. This | have proven for
myself many times, while in the world.
The race is not to the swift, nor the
battle to the strong but to him that en-,
dureth TO the end May we all endure
to the end, and gain for ourselves Etc.
nal life in the Kin dom OF God. remain
your brother IN the Gosple OF Christ.
Joseph s. Broadbent.
"a Sylvan at Oldham,
Loncashire, England,
April %, 1898.
Z S. Ii you wish You may hand this
to the BANNER, as ] wish to thank al
the people OF Lehi for their many kind
nesses to me and pny family.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-05-10

Fred Racker went to Salt Lake Friday
afternoon, He is bound to join Uncle
Sans forces ii possible.
On Friday morning the ten-months-
old child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beck
got hold of some concentrated I've and
swallowed some of it, The father start
ed Immediately from their home at
Beck's Saratogs Springs for Lehi to Sc
cure medical aid, DR. Steele was found
and went back with him as fast as
horsehesh could carry them On ar
rival the doctor found it to be II very
bad case. The usual antidotes were adj
minlstered and all possible done for
the little one. After terrible struggle
and severe suffering the child pas sed
away on Sunday morning The tuner
al was held at the home of John Beck
at Salt Lake yesterday.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-05-10

Mr.. I +. frame has recently received
an interesting letter from his Auslral-
ian friends DR., and Mrs Gil Nc Carly
who are making tour OF the world
ThcI write from Egypt stating thev
have been in a shipwreck hut are all
right once more. They will go through
Europe then sail for America and ex-
pect to reach Lehi sometime in Aug
ust
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-05-10
TRAINS WESTBOUND.

TRAINS WESTBOUND.
No, From the East Leaves Lehi a :35
No. 8. From the East leaves Lehi at 1874 p.
No From Sanpete Valley points arrives Iehi 20
No T. From Eureka Payson Springve arrives Ihi 1857
TRAINS EASTBOUND.
No. :, For the East leaves Lehi at 20 a..
No a.. For the East leaves Leh at p.
No, For Sanpete Valley points leaves Leh at S. 81
No s. For Springve Payson sop
Train No. Belpap arriving there S. p M, No
leaves Benap at S55 a. m.
Trains N I, g. and do not stop at Lehi.
D. DoDaE S. H. BABcoCY,
Gen. Mgr. Traffic Mgr
w. F. WELSH local agt. F. A.WADLEIGH, Gen. Passenger
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-05-10

PS S. Ii you wish You may hand this
to the BANNER, as wish to thank all
the people OF Lehi for their many kind
nesses to me and ny family.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-29

worthy of comment. Union Con. levied ar assessment of 15c.
 Quotations for local securities reIlainec about the same
 Business was quieter than of late.
 An official telegram states that work wa wa started up in the Justice mine through the Woodville shaft yesterday.
 The San Francisco Gas and Electric Com pany will pay monthly dividend of oo cents per share on December l.
 The Oceanic Steamship Company will pay regular monthly dividend of 50 cents per share The Pioneer gold mine of this State earned sS425 s425 gross and $2901 net for October. against average value of the rock was S9 36. against SIP SS for September. The Pioneer will pay a SIP 900. on December 15.
 Occidental Consolidated-The official report oi last weeks operations is as follows; the work or developing the ore body on the 4o0-foot level. mentioned in last weeks report, still continues Track laying and tmbering Is i'll progress to prepare for the extension of the drift north to ascertain the extent of the ore in that direction. In enlarging the drift and cutting out for timber about 60 tons of ore were extracted and dumped in the chute"
 The official report of the operations in the Sierra Nevada mine for the week ending No drift from the station at the 140-foot level of the shaft was advanced 56 feet. making total seams of clay through it. soo-foot level-The raise raise started in crosscut from the length. 80 feet. At this point cutting ont,h out a sta station from which to start drift north and south on the ledge.'
 At the c. and C. shaft the Comstock Pump Ing Association has completed making repairs to the main hoist and on last Wednesday men were lowered to the 170O-foot level and found the shaft to be in good condition. Men are now engaged in the pump compartment. which needs repairing in places. The pump hoist is being overhauled preparatory to beginning operations.
 The pipe line from the tank on the east side of Mount Davidson to the c. and c. shaft will be completed this week and the final test of sending through the water will be made.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
 Monday November 2S. stmr Umatilia, Cousins, 6s hours from Vic-> toEia tn anP Pomona Shea. IS hours from Eureka Stnir George Loomis. Bridget, 34 hours from Brig John spreckes, Christiansen. 1s days from Honolulu.
 Monday, November 2S. Stmr State of California, Parsons. Astoria; Goodall. Perkins & Co. c.o,, Stmr Coos Bay. Gielow. San Pedro; Goodall' shHli-S stmr North Fork. Bash. Eureka; Charles stmr City of Sydney. Pillsbury. Panama etc; Br r s stmr n Wellington. salmond. :NanaimO; R
 SAILED
 Monday. November 2s. Stmr Hueneme Johnson, Eureka. Stmr Aloha, Jorgenson, Fort Bragg. stmr Samoa, Jahnsen; Eureka ,,- Stmr Coquille River. Johnson. Fort Bragg. Stmr North Fork. Bash. Eureka. Br stmr Wellington, Salmond. Nanaimo Sn Bkfn G Tam 0h 9YsieT shaner Patterson. Wilipa Sc schp john G North. Anderson, Honipu.
 TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LoBos. Nov 2s-1O p. m.-weather. thick; wind, S; veloci miles.
 CHARTERS. The D spreckels loads mdse for Honoiulu; Reaper, lumber for Sydney. The Lucille loads coal at Seattle for this port; Highland Light, lumber on the Sound for Val paraiso
 DIED AT SEA. On board brig John D Spreckels-On Nov B, }. M B Ziegler age 52 years, died at sea or tu- E berculosis of the kidneys. Held post mortera< examination and embalmed body.
 SPOKEN. General from = Ahtwerp, Tt er1s for San Francisco.
 MISCELLANEOUS PORT BLAKELEY, Nov 2s-Launched Sat- urday, November 26, schr Mary Foster.
 DOMESTIC PORTS. PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived Nov 2S-Schr PORT TOWSEND-Arrived Nov 2s-Br ship Port Elgin, from Antwerp. SEATTLE-Sail Nov 2s-Stmr Charles Nell son, for San Francisco PORT ANGELES-Passed Nov 28-Ger bark Artemia, from Santa RosaIIa. PORT LOS ANGELES-SaiIed Nov 2s-Stmr AsToRIA-sailed Nov .27-stmr Fulton. for CoQUILLE RIvER-Barbound Nov 2s-schr Barbara Hernster. coos BAY-Arrived Nov 2s-stmr Empire, PORT TowNsEND--Arrtved Nov 2s-Bark REpONDO-Arrived Nov 2s-Stmr Scotia, PORT TowNsEND-Arr1ved Nov 27-schr NEwPoRT-Arrived Nov 2s-stmr Newburg, coos BAY -Barbound Nov 27-stmr Arrata. for San Francisco. PORT ANGELEs-sailed Nov 28-H M stmr Pheasant, for Victoria USAL-Arrived Nov 27-Stn1r Newsboy. hence PORT TowNsEND-Arrived Nov 2s-stnr Lakme, hence Nov 24; schr Charles F FsIk hence Nov 15: Br stmr Glenogle. from Hong SAN, PEpRo--Arr1ved Nov 2s-stmr Pasa- dena, from Eureka.
 FOREIGN PORTS s. sMAsZATLAN-sailed AZ Nov 24-stmr San Bias. HONG GKONG-Arrived Nov 27-Br stmr Dor,o 4 COMOX-Sailed Nov 27-Haw stnr San Ma teo. for Port Los An~eles.
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wind. limits may be expected to ba ,,s i little farther to the south than las+ ut4u A During this month the northern nart pIoi!Ih a .t North Pacific Ocean will be subiec+ to . . a tIe gales These will probably be found due nti rsi Je pally to either of two classses of bar 1.t depressions, one class originating in inc U, .c moving to the eastward over the Janan sst, S and across the island of Hokoshu and t5a 9[ other class forming the south of the thir7,. parallel and moving. northward and tendnr +n tn approach the average storm track for De @ cember shown upon the Pilot Chart The yex zion of greatest frequency and intensity IN these gales will probably lie north of thg tire ocean but between Japan and longitude 160 deg east 1t will extend as far south as
 latitude 30 deg north. In the vicinity of the Philippine and Hawaiian islands frequent squalls may be expected
 Occasional highs and lows will be found moving in a general easterly direction across the ocean. Generally, in front of the cyclouc area or low. the weather is damp With Thermometer rising and barometer falling while in front of the anticyclonic circulation. or high 1t is dry, cooler and the barometer rises Typhoons usually infrequent this
 After crossing the line coming north. vessels hound for the west coast of America may pect heavy rain and wind squalls in passIErs through the doldrums.
 Occa sional fog and heavy mist may be ex- nected along the American coast during this month. though not sufficient to warrant its heinz shown on the chart.
 w s. HUGHES. Lieutenant U. s. A.
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PROVISIONS.

Local packers report a dull market. but m- porters report a good movement in Eastern products. Quotations have not changed for a long time.
 CURED MEATS-Bacon. 7lac per ID for heavy, Sc for light medium, 10c for light, 10hc for extra light and l2Q121kc for sugar cured Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, 10c; California Hams e1912c; Mess Beef $10011 per bbl: extra Mess Beef. s11911 50; Family Beef, SIP 50 113 50; extra Prime Pork, BIO; extra clear, s1S9 IS 50 mess, SIS 50d16; Smoked Beef. 12912hc per lb
 LARD-Eastern tierces, quoted at 51kc per ID for compound and GA d7c for pure; pails 71sc; California tierces 42s q5c per ID for compound and 6c fo~ pure; half barrels. GAG; 10-lb tins TAG; 5-lb tins. 71kc.
 COTTOLENE = Tierces. 5sG6Ac; packages less than 300 lbs. lib pails. 50 in case sl1c 3-lb pails, 20 in a case, Sac: 5-ib pails 12 in case. S11c; 1o-lb pails in case. SAC; 5O-lb tins, l or 2 in case, 77sc; wooden buckets. 20 lbs net, SEC; fancy tubs. 80 lbs net, 77sc; half barrels. about no lbs, TAG
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interest in estate of Daniel swett. No; 5Sa2' Alameda County. deed and assign1nent; szooV; a- tire block J. bounded by Elmhurst avenue: sec ond street, Jones avenue and Third street, eio of Andrew Jones subdivision of Brooklyn Town ship, Brooklyn Township: s10 ID Parker same, Brooklyn Township; grant. Lillian F. Wilds to Rosella B. Gregory, lot on
 ebsns sW East cbans baS5 TW nS 1.42 chains to s boundary line of lot Il. Fruit vale Homestead Association Tract. thence F to citation Tract, thence NE 2.S6 chains to begin, ning beng portion Of Fruitvaie sesoa aomes'ead 1 A. H. Gregory to same. same. Brooklyn Township; s10.
 l B. U. Steinman to Union B. & L. Associa- second @ m street s685s W of of Telegraph avenue w 50 by 40. being lot g. block 2o56' Row E H. and Anna Lenox to Henrietta ri, s,ods; l.; McCasteT % (ife o of G lots @ ITO and 1 5ssa 5ioek citation, East Oakland; s1o. View Cemetery, oakland Township; slsl: l.. !, William bInaI Barhey to Anna Bark1ey io lot citation No. 3. Berkeley; gift
 R; R H. and Marion c. Jewett to Ellen Fl n, c; c; Blake Tract, Berkeley; $500. W line of Tenth street, 141:3 of Allston way 10 by W 1So. being lot 8. block 11s. Allston
 
 Frank G. and Matte L. Watson to W. Rus; sell Planter. lot on NE corner of Delaware and Hamilton streets, F 50 by N 135:4b, being the W 50 feet of lot G. block B. State University Homestead Association No. f. Berkeley; $500. J. West and Jane Foote Martin to J. w. Richards, lot line of Charming way 90 w of Telegraph avenue, W 100 by N 130, being lots 46 and A. block g. Beaver Tract: $500.
 Matthias and Dora Gleser to Christ A. Vie ben, lot Is and half of lot 15 Tn subdivision A, Fruitvae Terminal Tract. Brooklyn Town ship S350.
 Caroline M. Runkle to A. A Moore. lot s corner of Rose and Rudsdale streets. SEE NV 100. NE 150 to beginning, being lots 1, 2, and 8, block II, Fitchburg Homestead lots. Brooklyn Township; also lot on corner of Rudsdale street and Fitch avenue. NV 200 by NE 350 being lots 21 to IS, block l. resubdivis- ion town of Fitchburg, Brooklyn Township $l0.
 Central California Land Company Corpora tion) to Julia M. Rauer. lot NV corner of N 300. being all of block 2S. city of Alameda, Alameda; s10.
 J. D. and Harriet Mel. Brown to California Safe Deposit and Trust Company, lot E corner of East Twentieth street and Seventh avenue. SEE 100 by NE 150, block 125, Clinton, East Oakand s10
 Amelia G. and Alpha A. Webber to Mary L. lowing: Lot w line of Mlvia street, 300 s of Vine, 40 by W 16S:6, block G. Graves and Taylor Tract Berkeley; also lot 4, block 47. Peterson Tract, Hayward Eden Township: s10.
 Louisa Barling to Bonnylin L. and Mynolio M. Luckhardt, lot line of Bristol street. 15O F of Hamilton, E 25 by s 125. being the W half of lot 31. range '. Hardy Tract subject to life estate of Rose B. Luckhardt, Berkeley; S125
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GENERAL MERcHANDIsE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags for next season. nominal, at 47sGD5c: Wool Bags. 26D2Sc; San Quentin Bags. s4 S5; Fruit Bags. sc. 51ac and 5%c for the three grades Of white and 7QSc for brown.
 CoAL-wellngton. sS per ton; New Yelling ton, ss; southhed Wellington. s7 50; Seattle, ss; Bryant. s6; Coos Bay. s; Wallsend. s7 50: Scotch, SS Cumberland, s 50 in bulk and S1O in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg si4 Camel, ss 50 per ton; Rock Springs and Castle Gate, S 50; Coke, SIP per ton in buiK and s14 in sacks.
 SUGAR - The Western Sugar Refining Com pany quotes. terms net cash: Cube Crushed and Fine Crushed, 65sc; Powdered, 6Ac; Candy Granuated 59sc: Dry Granu!ated, 5lkc; Confec- tioners A. 511c; California A, 5Ac; Magnolia A. 5hc: Extra C. Sc: Golden C. 47sc; half f-barrels Ac more than barrels. and boxes 1ac more. No order taken at less than 75 barrels or its equivalent.
 LUMBER-The Addenda took for Cape Town 1000 feet pine and 3SO, 900 feet redwood.
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5 so; stookers and feeders. sse4 40. Calves. best

5 so; stockers and feeders. ss@4 40. Calves. best grades bringing s6@7. from packers. and although receipts were with in a few. thousand of the largest receipts on early sales being only a nickel lower Hogs sold at an extreme range of s3 l0qS 40, pulk E 2zlz9s$ & &s7aa pigs g. sog7s sO na for sheen oae and 9e m but the sI s g or ens @4 10; yearlings. s4 25@4 70; lambs, B 5og4 50 for ordinary up to s5d5 50 for good to choice 22,O0O.
 KANSAS CITY
 KANSAS CITY, Nov 2S.-CATTLE-Receipts 12.OOO; best steady; others lower. Native steers, and feeders. ss@4 S5: bulls, g 5oqs 30 bulk of sales s3 1903 25: heavies. B 2oq3 321k packers. 8 10a3 271a; mixed, 8 o59s 20; lights, SHEEP-Receipts, 4000. Market steady. Lambs, 8 50G5 30; muttons s2 5o94 30.
 OMAHA.
 OMAHA, Nov. 2S-CATTLE-Receipts. 3200. Market steady; native beef steers s4 2o95 3o; S3d3 90; stockers and feeders 8 40q4 40; bulls and stags. g 30d3 80.
 HOGs-Receipts $500. Market 5c lower. Heavies, 8 1893 221k; mixed, s 171z93 20; light @3 22lk
 . SHEEP Receipts. 24oo. Market steady; na- na stocker ss9s ' 7 'ga lan6s 1 2sS5 80 -''
 DENVER.
 DENVER, Nov 2S.-CATTLE-Receipts. IS IS coo coo Market slow; shade lower Beef steers: paid to river. s2 9O64; stockers, freight paid, 8 ,ggee g9@4 s5; bulls, stass; etc; $292 75 Light packers. s lo9s 45; mixed. 8 a5@3 40: heavy. s 15d3 25. steady. Good fat muttons. s 5o@4; lambs. s49 25
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY. Nov. 2s-4 D.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Thomas Curly Cor Curley) to Mary Tracy. lot on line of Buchanan street, S7:6 of Mo Allster N 25 E S3:6, SW 27, W 72:6; gift
 San Francisco Savings Union to Lena Bes- norman (wife of Adolph). lot N line of Her mann street, SIG of Webster, 25 by N 137: :6; s10.
 R. C. Chambers to Wells. Fargo & Co., lot on line of Fulton street a269 E of First avenue E POO, N 150, w 90:1o, S42:6 w 109 g. s l37:6; also lot on SW corner of Frederick and Willard streets, 275 W 100, N 13T6, w 75 s 1876, w 94:4 NE to Frederick street, E 226:11; also lot on SEE corner of Pine and Jones streets E S7:e by 127:6; also lot on N line of Vallejo street 6S:9 w of Scott, N 1876 by W 10311b; also lot on NE corner of Devisadero and Green streets, N 105 by E 103:1h; also lot on SW corner of McAllister and Scott streets, s 137 :6 by w 306:3. warranty deed; s10.
 Estate of Isaac Campbell (by executors) to John Baier, lot SEE corner of Jersey and Diamond streets. 30 by 90: s1200.
 John M Noonan to Benjamin Healey lot on N line of Army street. 160 W of Diamond W 50 by N IA; S10.
 on N line of Union street, 27:6 B of Kearny E 23:6 by N 67:6: s10.
 Estate of Alice Padov (by executor) to 2s:6 b of Taylor, E 2S by N S4; $535O
 Eskilander Thompson to Kate Thomnson fwife) lot s20 Gift Map 2; gift.
 Annie L. Bell (wife) to Thomas Bell, lot on SEE line of Edinburgh street. 75 SW of Persia SW 25 by SEE 100 block 45, Excelsior Home stead; s5..
 Alameda County.
 William c. Swett to Edward J. Le Breton. all
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-29
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW GOtth S1OCh MARhEI.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 28.-An animated buying '. movement broke out in the last half hour of to-day's stock market. which carried prices throughout the list buoyantly above the pre- vious high level and made the closing very strong. The demand was broad and better dis tributed than at any other time during the day. and the market looked healthier and freer from manipulation and less congested in . a few prominent stocks than at any time dur ing the current upward movement. Just what the motive was for the renewal of the buying was not very obvious. Perhaps the sullen ob- stinacy of the market in the period of dull ness and reaction in spots, following the opening strength, had a large influence in en- side The receipt or some orders Tn co1nInls- sion houses which had been held back by the damage to the telegraph wires was also a factor. The market had already had it's open ing squirt on the acceptance by Spain of the peace terms offered by the United States. Prices for Americans had been sharply adv vanced in London the strength of this factor before the opening here. The profes sional traders rule to sell good news brought "a flood of offerings to realize on the opening advance by those who had been buy ing several days past in anticipation of the Paris decision. The bears seized the oppor- tunity to attack a group of specialties but the coalers. which have so often been the target of the bears. broke away from their associates and showed unusual strength account of the belief in an adjustment of difficulties over the control Of the trade. There notable alizing in them and at time in sugar. The reactiOnary tendency carried prices before the S level in some cases. The recovery began with the receipt of a number of strong traffic re- turns, notably that of St Paul. The aggres- sive strength shown by Union Pacific, Northern Pacific and the Oregon Short Line issues was rather convincing evidence of progress in the efforts to heal the difference between Northern Pacific and Oregon Navigation. There was a conspicuous upward movement in Metropolitan Street Railway, carrying it to 1S09s in spite of loss of earnings by the snowstorm.
 The bond market was strong and active and showed general upward tendency with stocks. Total sales s, ,3S0;00O. United States 2s declined ?, while the 5s advanced 14 and the old 4's registered and the new As 1s in the bid price.
 The total sales of stocks to-day were 5s1 200 shares. including: Atchison, 5932; do preferred Al 900; C. & O., 10.S70; Burlington F S80; B. & R. G. preferred, 5000; L. and N, l6.522 Man haitian. 0,22O Metropolitan. 14,32O; Reading, first preferred 10, 220; Missouri Pacific. 5550; Northern Pacific, 26;S2O; do preferred. 4S80; Northwestern 35S0; Rock Island, S4S0; St Louis and $. F., second preferred, S575; Union Pacific 5000; do preferred, 37,92O St. Paul 3s. sSS; Southern Railway 3S30; do preferred 20 1S3; Paper. S5oo do preferred, 593O; Tobacco 10, ,944; Federal Steel. 3141; do preferred 7OO0; Peoples Gas, 5l2O; Pacific Mail, 5400; Sugar 10 2O5: Rubber, 4205; Western Union. 1854
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET

HOPS-1s9S crop. 14915c per ID for ordinary choice would bring more.
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HIDES. TALON. WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND sKINS-Culls and brands sell about 1c under the quotations. Heavy salted steers. 10c; medium s1ac; light, Sc; Cowhides, SdS14c; Stags, 6c; Salted Kip, s1kc; Calf. S1ac; dry Hides, sound 15c; culls and brands. 12c: dry Kip and Veal. 15c; dry Calf. lie; Sheep skins, shearlngs. 15a25c each; short wool 800 40c each: medium, 606SOc: long wool. 9Oc6$1 10 each; Horse Hides, salt. s1 7502 for large and 75c for small Colts, soc; Horse Hides dry, sl 50 for large and 50c@Sl for small
 TALLOW-No. rendered. f311c per ID; No. 9. 2Ac; refined, 4z@4&c: Grease, %.
 WOoL-Spring clps-Southern Mountain, F months 9p11c; San Joaquin and Southern. 2 months STn9c; Foothl and Northern. free, I2c: Middle County, 13@16c; Humboldt and Men docino. 14616c; Nevada. 10q14c: Eastern Ore gon, 10@12c; Valley Oregon 15@17c.
 Fall Woos-
 Humboldt and Mendocino. sd11 Northern Mountain .......................... SO Mountain 70 g Plains ........................ 66
 HOPS-1S98 crop, 146D15c per ID for ordinary choice would bring more.
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DEcIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The summer sorts getting we'll whittled down and will soon disappear. Grapes are excessively dull. Apples are in large supply Citrus fruits are quiet and weak.
 Cranberries are lower.
 DECIDUOUS FRUITS
 Strawberries. s1 5093 per chest for large and - for small
 Persmmons, nominal.
 Pomegranates. nominal.
 Cranberries, SSG9 per barrel for Eastern and $1 75@2 25 per box for Coos Bay.
 Grapes 40460 per box: crates sell 10415c higher than boxes
 Raspberries, nominal
 Apples. 35Q60c for common, 15@S5c per box pies, $1 50@2.
 Pears-50cQs1 per box.
 CITRUS FRUiTS-NaveI Oranges s2 5o6S 50 per box; Seedlings, s1q2 25; Mandarins. Sl 50; Lemons,' s1Q2 for common and S2 50(l4 for good to choice; Mexican Lines, B 50Q4; Call fornia Lines 50975c per small box; Grape Fruit. S5G4; Bananas, s1 50g2 per bunch: Pine apples $3lD5 per dozen.
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HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.

Hay is excessively dull at the old quota tions. Feedstuffs remain unchanged.
 BRAN-s14 5e@15 50 per ton.
 MIDDLINGS-s19@20 per ton.
 FEEDSTUFFS-Ro Barley. s27 per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill, s31d31 50; job bing. s32Q32 50; Cocoanut cake, s24925; Cotton seed Meal S28G30 per ton; Cornmeal, s23 50Qi A 50; Cracked Corn. s24@25.
 CALIFORNIA. HAY-Wheat. .s16 5o01s fo, no fancy coming in: Wheat and Oat. s1sai7 5o Oat, s14q1s; Island Barley s11@14; Alfalfa $11@12 50: Stock. s11Q12; Clover. nominal.
 OUTSIDE IAY-(From Oregon. Utah. etc J. Wheat and Wheat and Dat. s1s 5O@515: Cheat s12G12 30; Alfalfa. s10610 50 Dat. s136I14 30; Clover. s11 5oQ12 50 Timothy. sl1 5eQ13 per ton
 STRAW-35475c per bale.