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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.


 BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags for next season. nominal. at 4BQ5c; Wool Bags, 2692sc; San Quentin Bags. s4 s5; Fruit Bags, 5c, 51ac and l SAC for the three grades of white and rose for brown. coAL-wellington. $ per ton: New Yelling ton. sS;. Southheld Wellington. s7 50; Seattle. Scotch. &; Cumberland. s1o in bulk and ;i1 B Camel. s1o per ton; Rock Springs and Castle Gate s7 GO; Coke. SS per ton in bulk and s14 CoRDAGE-Manila, 1oAc: slsal sAc: Duplex. psaaSaS GAINED .dg FRUITS Cherries si;sse1 4o; q 70; Plums. 95c.
 CANNED .VEeGETAgLEs- s5o@a s5; coFFEE.Costa Rica-i5a17c for prime washed. 14915c for good washed. 159161kc for
 peaerrg @ so or sood to pre fS5 He for good current mixed with black beans. nary saivadorNil@is5sc 10 for 0 good to ~ prime Gin washed; s1eQ11c for fair washed. H@131c for good to. prime washed peaberry. Sssqsc for su- perlor unWashed, SAC for good green unwashed 10hq11c for good to prime unwashed peaberry Nicaragua-sq9c for good to superior unwashed Guatemala and Mexican-141kQ17c for prime to fancy washed. 12Q14c for good to strictly good dium, 5Q7c for inferior to ordinary, 12@14c for good to prime washed peaberry. 10hQ11c for good unwashed peaberry. sGsc for good to PACIFIC CoDFIsH-Bundles. 4c: cases, se- lected, 411c; imitation Eastern. 5Ac; boneless, sEc mddies s@so per ' @ desfceated. sGs aDsss sssc Id,,,dS per dS9zen pekled cod. barrels, each. $; LEATHER@soIe Leather Aeh heayy V 0O 25@2sc ro Sole Leather. medium. 24025c: Sole Leather. roash fGeF sk aao Harness hsax La{6sl % heavy; so@ssc; Harness Leather, medium '279 3oc: Harness Leather, light. 26@2se; Collar per ID: Veal, finished 5OQ55c; Calf finished. 75c @s1; Sides. finished. 16917c per foot; Belt oIL-California Castor Oil. cases. No. I, s5c; barrels: soc per gallon (manufacturers rates): e4trs e1lsa wSer strned s barrels. 5sc; No. l. 4sc; cases. Sc more; China barres s Psr ease so sr sar4ss 3 eos eases; s COG; Sperm crude soc; natural white; %Ste 4 c 6eseS .hs Mt s Whae s o Mixed Paints. white and house eolors. sl 259 35 per gallon; wagon colors, $2G2 25 per gal PETROLEUM. GASOLINE AND NAPH- THA-Water White. Coal oil, in bulk. 12c per f75zc: S:' Star T oii ii1tc; Extra Star oh 2l4c Elaine oil. .221sc; Eocene oil. 1s1sc: Deodorized Stove Gasoline in bulk. lac; in cases g. ls1.c Gasoline. in bulk, 2Oc; in cases 25c.
 CANDLEs-E Electric Light candles-es 1s OF. 4lsc. Granite (Mining) Candles-6s. 1s OF, sAc; 6s. 14 OF. 7%c; 6s. 12 oz. TAG; 6s: 10 oz, s1ac. WHITE LEAD-Quoted at sG7c per ID. TURPENTINE-In cases. 56c; in iron barrels, 51c: in wooden barrels. 5Sc per gallon.
 LUCOL-Boiled. barrels, 41c; raw, barrels. oUICKsILvERNsA per flask for local use sUGARNThe Western Sugar Refining Com and Fine Crushed: eesc: Powdered. s5sc; Candy Granulated. 5ssc; Dry Granulated. 51sc: Confec- s%o; Extra z. 5c: Golden c. 45sc: aif-barrels. lc more than barrels. and boxes 1zc more. No order taken for less than 75 barrels or its equivalent
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1-FLOUR-Receipts. 4s,- 474 bushels; exports. A.521 barrels; quiet and steady closing easy with wheat.
 WHEAT-Receipts. 351, 800 bushels; exports, 245 s97 bushels. Spot-Easy; No. red, TIC, f. o. b. affoat. Options-Strong on bullish Liverpool scalping trade. Afternoon, under selling prompted by easy late cables, Chicago ham mered the market and the gain was all lost the close being practically unchanged May. 72Al72c; closed 722sc.
 METALS-Although special departments were less active to-day the general undercurrent of sentiment was very firm with some metals in fact exhibiting a strong front on withdrawal of sellers and pressing demand from buyers. News as during the past few days. was very encouraging to holders. At the close the Metal Exchange called:
 PIGTRoN-Warrants quiet. q bid and ;7 25 LAKE coPPER-warrants quiet. .12 50 bid and SIP 70 asked.
 TIN-Quiet, SIS 25 bid and SIS 37h asked
 LEAD-Firmer and higher, s3 70 bid, 03 75 asked The firm naming the settling price for leading Western miners and smelters quotes
 CoFFEE~ options-closed steady; unchanged to i've points higher. Sales H. 900 bags. includ- ing March, s 50. spot-Rio, steady; No. in voice, 57Q5sc Mild-Steady.
 /. SUGAR-Raw-Strong and held higher. Fair refining, 13-16c; centrifugal, 96 test 6-l6c; 1nolasses, 9-1ec. Rehned-Firm. @BUTTER Receipts. 5523 packages: firm. Western creamery. 15@2sc; Elgins. 2Sc; factory,
 EGGsrReceipts. 5000 packages; firm; West
 CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-california dried fruits Ill PERFORATED APPLEs-common. 7@sc per ib: prime wire tray. 714G7%c; choice. 7%gsc; iaF'fSt aPFRfSutHEs-5Maszc
 APRICOTS-Royal, 11914c; Moorpark, 13017c.
 PEACHEs-Unpeeied. s1k@11c; peeled. lh@
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
For Tuesday. November 1.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Changes in mining stocks were few and nar- row.
 Hawaiian Commercial continues to lead the local securities and advanced to s55. Giant Powder was a good second and touched s57 25 Hutchinson Sugar fell off to s62 75.
 The Alaska Packers Association will pay. dividend No. 59 of 75 cents on the 12th.
 Sales of mining shares the regular calls of the San Francisco Board in October were 1ss,- 500, against 460, BIO in October 1897. For the shares against 2. 4.025 last year.
 The Pacific Lighting Company will pay a monthly dividend of 40 cents per share on the 5th.
 The quarterly dividend of the Central Cas- light Company of s1 per share is payable this month.
 The Pacific Gas Improvement Company will pay the usual monthly dividend of 50 cents per share on the 10th.
 The Potosi Mining Company has levied an assessment of 10 cents per share. delinquent December B..
 County has levied an assessment Of cents per share, delinquent November r.
 The mining companies of Utah of which a public record Is kept paid a total of Sl60, 000 E in dividends during the month of October, in cludng the following: Silver King, $37, 800; Grand Central, s31 250; Swansea. Se000; South Swansea s75O0; Horn Silver, s20.00o: Mercur $25, GOO; Bullion Beck, s100oo; Sacramento. s5ooo Mammoth. $20, GOO.
 The following shipments were made from the mines of Eureka and Hamilton Districts, Nev, by rail for the week ending October 2S: Eureka mines-Diamond, 5.570 pounds; Excel sior g. s3O; Eureka Consolidated. T.5s0: Ham burg 76 5s0: Jackson. 35 $50; Richmond. S2. 11o; Ruby Dunderberg. s0.S1o. From Hamilton Rocco Smith & Jackson. 73, 800 pounds.
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cH1cAGo GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Liverpool started at an advance of Id for spot wheat and 2Ad for fu- lures while the next quotation. December, showed a rise of 17sd, and the closing cable duced' the last previous quotation Id to 1Hd The effect of the bullish irregularity abroad upon speculative sentiment here was to start December wheat at about last nights price for calls. Business. however, by no means animated and the opening advance was followed by large interval of dullness, with the tendency toward slight downward reac- tion. The sudden rally at Liverpool was said to be due to small stocks and the unsettled po- litical aspect. New York sent bullish dis pa atches one of which said that the Continent accepted wheat offerings last night, notwith- standing the holiday prevailing. Shipping houses here also reported heavy acceptances from the United Kingdom. The latest news from. London threw cold water on the builsh news hdwever. by quoting better inquiry for cargoes on passage, but at prices 3d93Ad lower Near the close the market slumped off on the absence of anything more warlike from Europe than had already been received, wind ing up weak at the lowest price of the day, at 2 decline of x from yesterday.
 Stronger cables and decrease in stocks at Liverpool, together with the up-turn in wheat, started corn higher. The early strength gave place to a much easier feeling. however, on ac- count of the slackness of the shipping demand. The declining tendency Of wheat in the last half-hour had 8 depressing effect and caused
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usual options. The chartered wheat fleet in port has a registered tonnage of 23, 450, against "A. 800 tons the same date last year; disen- gagged 31, GOO tons against H. 550: on the way 10 WHEAT-The market on call was higher. but the spot situation unchanged. The oe- Spot wheat-shpping. s1 2o@1 221A; milling. s1 25Q1 2614.
 CALL BOARD SALES.
 Informal Session-s:15 o'clock - December &, 1000 ctls, $1 23lk; H.0o0 s1 23ss.
 Regular Morning Session = December-10. GOO ctls. s1 227s; 1s000, s1 PA: 4.000 s 22As: 5000. s1 25B
 $, ss 2 SSo sto s1 2f4s: 10000. s1 PAX.
 BARLEY-Light offerings have advanced prices for Feed somewhat. Brewing Is nom inal.
 Feed. s1 2OQ1 25; Brewing, s1 so@1 s5 per ctl.
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal session-s:15 o'clock-December- 2000 ctls, S1 26A.
 Second Session-No sales.
 Regular Morning Session-No sales. Afternoon .Session-December-20 ctls, n 26. OATS-The market continues quiet with lib- eral offerings
 Fancy Feed. s1 25 per ctl good to choice. S1 35Q1 40; Gray $1 15Gf1 171z; milling. sl 200 271z per ctl; Red s1 40@1 50: Black. s1 60q1 75. CORN-Quotations have not changed Tor some time. Offerings are ample for all needs, Small round yellow. s1 20: Eastern large vel low. S1 0214Q1 05; white. s1 02lsG1 0O: mixed S1q OFF per ctl; California White, $1 o5Q1 07h. RYE-California, s1 2oQ1 221a: Eastern. s1 171a BUCKwHEAT-Eastern is quoted at q 7S per ctl.
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DRIED FRUIT, AND RAIsINs IN NEW YORK,


 :. The New: York Commercial. says, under date of October 26! :;'1.There- is somewhat better feeling in. the market and prices tend upward in a number of departments. Business Is bet ter. Buyers are more numerous and mall or ders are coming in more literally. Short sup plies stimulate demand, and prices appear. to be on the point of advancing. =:
 'sThere is no change in the California raisin
 situation Buyers still hold of, waiting. for some change, in the. position which will relieve the strained relations now existing. It is said that nearly one- half: the crop avaHaple: TOT shipment has already-come forward Whetner the association will modify the exlstlns condl- ! tions remains to. be seen, but It IS thought that, no concessions can be. secured me man agement seems determined to hold to its present course regardless of the influence on the trffde
 It is certain that prices will range high ana that supplies: can. scarcely be secured below present quotations. =:
 and held firm :. at present. figures. Very few such are obtainable. and are sold only to move less desirable goods. They cannot be bought :: by themselves. Supplies are coming forward from Oregon and Washington In considerable quantities and are proving more. satisfactory than: was anticipated. Large sizes are scarce. there also. No French prunes aye coming as. yet and few are expected. The price In France is too high. .%i. .:s ':Apricots are steady at high range. Export demand Is increasing, but supplies are, scarce no stocks procurable from first hands, and all are, held firm in second and third. The result is a. firmer position than the trade has known for some time. .. :. Peaches are steady at high range. Fancy are up to 22c for selections. Lower grades are steady. There are but few to be had at any; price; Some increased inquiry for export is noted, but otherwise the market is unchanged.
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Ban Franclsco data:. MaXimum. ten 66; minimumi bl: mean. 5S.
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. EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK. MARKET.

NEW. YORK, Nov. 1-The trust stocks con tinued to absorb their share of attention in Wall street to-day. The fluctuations were vio- lent and at times conflicting but owing. to the predominant influence of Tobac eco in this class of securities most of the group closed at net losses The trading in all of them was full of life, and there was no conclusive reason known to the public either for the early advance or a subsequent decline. Probably the inherent weakness of Sugar, Tn view or the formidable trade. war in prospect. was the root of the difficulty which precptated by the an- nouncement that one of the new rival com panies had commenced melting sugar to-day There has been support of Sugar. for several days, with the obvious intent of aiding the rise in Tobacco; and when 1t proved too heavy to-day Tobacco took a sudden drop of over six points. and fuctuated fevershly. for tie rest of the day. It Is quite possible that Tobacco was allowed to fall with view to shaking off ar undesirable speculative following, but what ever the purpose the movement Of the price was sympathy. but the huctuatlon in these was much narrower and the support apparently. CTS came in for severe sraps on the. grounds of the unfavoraibIe September statements of Read pression in the anthracite trade, Extreme de. clnes ranged from to 3h in the group, which uncovered stop loss orders. but which. was fol- lowed by a rally on covering of shorts. A rise ,ofs1M in Manhattan on talk of new and power ing tendency of the market In the late dealings. Changes in the railroad list are very small as @ rule. 1here was more acIlVlty shoWn Tn railroad bonds than in stocks, and though prices a rule were easier there were excep- tions the side of gains. Total sales. g, 110,- o0o.
 United States 3s registered and the Old 4s registered advanced E in the bid price. The 3s coupon sold high as 1O5as ex-interest which Is equivalent 10 the best preceding price with the interest
 The total sales of stocks to-day were 344 100 shares including: Atchison preferred, 7S55; Burlington 7255: Manhattan. 10. .a32; Delaware and Hudson. 7522; Union Pacific preferred. 3722; Hawaiian Cable preferred, BOO; Northern Pa chc .5238; St. Paul; 1885: American Cotton oil, l2, 300; Tobacco, s4, ,42O; Sugar, 47,200; Chicago Great Western. 3420-
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Two cars of Eastern came in rather late for the trade but sales of Hens at s6 were made. There was particular change in local stock.
 Game was weak at the quotations.
 POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys, -; live Turkeys. 15G16o for Gobbers and 12115c for Hens; Geese, per pair s1 25q1 50; Goslings. s1 25 61 50; Ducks. s4Q5 for old and s4q5 50 for young; Hens, S4Q5 50; Roosters young, S4 50@ 30; Boosters, old. s44 50; Fryers. $4; Broilers. s 50 for large. s for small; Pigeons. s1@1 25 per dozen for old and q 5oG1 75 for squabs.
 CAME
 Quail s1 25@1 75; Mallard, s4 5oQe: Canvas back s4 50GD7; Sprig, s3G3 50; Teal s1 50@2; widgeon, s1 75@2 50: Small Duck. s1 5o01 75; English Snipe, $1 50q1 75; Jack Snipe, s1; Gray Geese g 50: White Geese. s1l1 25 Brant, s1 50; Hare, s1; Rabbits s1 25@1 50 for Cottontails and for
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-There was more activity in the wool market last week and the sales were larger than for any week this year. Mos. of the sales were to manufacturers. In many in- stances holders preferred to keep their prod ucts at their own. prices but several big gar cells were cleaned up. The basis on which hne medium and fine wool is being sold Is 42143c. while best of staple lots are quotable at 4S050c Foreign wools quiet but prices maintain a steady tone. Quotations:
 Territory wools-Mont&na, fine medium and fine, 14017c; secured. 44Q46c; staples 4S950c Utah. Wyoming etc, fine medium and fine 14D15c: secured. 44G45c; staple, 4Sc.
 Australian wools, secured basis-Combing, superfine, 70q72c; do good boQ67c; do average, 626D65c.
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HAY AND rEEpsruFFs.

The ninety tons of Hay in from Washington yesterday consisted of Timothy. which is worth about s13 The market for all kinds is dull and the greatly decreased receipts seem to make no difference
 Bran and Middlings are steady.
 BRAN-S15 50G16 50 per ton.
 MIDDLINGS-$1SG320 per ton.
 FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, s2s per ton; Oicake Meal at the mill. s31931 50; jobbing, S32q32 50; Cocoanut Cake, s24Q25 Cottonseed Meal, $2SG30 per ton; Cornmeal S23 50q24 50; Cracked Corn s24925.
 CALIFORNIA HAY = Wheat s1691s for good to choice and s14015 50 for lower grades; i; no fancy coming in; Wheat and Oat. s15917 50; Oat. s14Gp15 90; Island Barley, SIP 50413 50: AL falfa, S10411: Stock. s11@12; Clover. nominal
 OUTSIDE HAY-(From Oregon, Utah, etc-)- Timothy. s13 per ton.
 STRAW-50Q75c per bale.
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS

Wool remains in its usual lethargy. Hops are firm and inquired after Hides are quiee and easy.
 HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell about 1c under the quotations. Heavy salted steers, 10c; medium, &c., light. Sc; CoW- hides, SqS1sc: Stass, Sc: salted Kip. SC; Cail' Sc; dry Hides. sound, 15c; culs and brands. 12g13c: dry Kip and Veal. 15c: dry cali, I.c' 3o@50c each; medium, e0QS0c; long wool sOcQ s1 10 each; Horse Hides. salt sl 1sq2 for r large and S1Q1 50 for small; Colts, 25QoOc; Horse Hides. dry. s1 5o01 75 for large and s1 for small.
 No Q 21s12%c: refined, 41k6D4%c; Grease, Pc.
 wooL-iSs7 clip, Southern Mountain. 7G1oc; free Northern. 9Q12c Spring clip-Southern Southern, months, SG1oc; Foothll and Northern, free. 12Q14c; Foothill and Northern. defective, 10@12c; Middle County. 13Q16c; Hum boldt and Mendocino, 14Q16c; Nevada. 1oQl4c; Eastern Oregon, 1o912c; Valley Oregon. sl6Ql7c.
 HOPSt1Ss8 crop, 12G15c per 10.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
 CHICAGO, Nov l-CATTLELThe small sup ply to-day was disposed of at steady prices. Choice steers s 25d5 70: medium, A 7044 s5; beef steers. s4G4 55; stockers and feeders. $30 70; bulls, s2 25@i 15; cows and heifers. B 3oQ 20; calves $4 25G7; Western rangers, s2 55q 55; Western fed steers. s495 30; Texas grass HOGS~With large number of hogs left over the supply was greater than the demand and prices suffered decline of 2hq5c. Fair to choice B 7OG3 80: packing lots. s 2593 50: butchers. B 4OqS IF; 5 mixed. $ sSQs 90; light s aGqa s Rs in l'S shesp sP was rather slow weak prices. Inferior to choice lots. s2 5oa4 50: s 75@5 tEi,fi f5; feeding lambs. s4 7595 10.
 Receipts-Cattle. 45o0; hogs. 2s.0oo; sheep l6,- wv KANSAS CITY.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.-CATTLE-Recepts lS, GOO Good steady others weak 10c lower: native steers. s4G5 30; cows and heifers. s1 500 4: stockers and feeders s2 75@4 50; bulls. g 759 fHoGs-Recepts. 15.ooo. Market weak. 6c % 60; packers. @ g. s 45as 60: mixed. s soas 5fif lights. s 4o9S 55: pigs. 8 4o@3 50.
 SHEEP-Receipts. 5000. Market weak; lambs. s3 2565 Is; muttons, s3 05Ga 10.
 DENVER.
 DENVER, Nov 1-cATTLE-Receipts. 2ooo ers. lsi A Beef F steers 8 5oa4 cows, s2 So@s 6o sa 5 bns ans stss ec paa 10 veF HoGs-Receipts 200. Market steady. Light pnSkfFs pad heavy sSS @ ss Ss 5 'Ae 70 ''' '0 common a'si sHEEP.Receipts, 2soo Market easy and quiet Muttone, s304; feeders s394 25; lambs. OMAHA.
 OMAHA. Nov. .-CATTLE-Receipts. 72oo; shipments, 22oO; steady. Steers. s4g5 '25: cows HoGs " Receipts ssoo shipments, none; sHEEP-Receipts. s2oo; market steady
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POTATOES, ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.

Prices for everything under this head remain about the same day after day.
 POTATOES-30G40cf for Early Rose and 3oQ 45c for River Burbanks; Salinas Burbanks. 75c Qs1 15; Oregon, 65cQ$1; Sweet Potatoes. 759 soc for nearby and s1q1 g for Merced.
 ONIONS-25@40c per ctl; Pickle Onions, s5Q 50c per ctl.
 VEGETABLES-Green Peas. 2hG3c; String beaps, 2G3c; Lima Beans. 75c per sack; Bay Squash. 2504Oc; Green Peppers. 60q75c; Cabbage, 40G5oc; Tomatoes, 4oq60c; Garlic, Sc per ID; Green Okra, 50q65c per ID: Dried Okra, 10c per ID: Egg Plant, 5o(p75c per box; Marrowfat Squash, sSd10 per ton
 PERFORATED VEGETABLES - Potatoes. sliced. raw. 12c per ID in lots of 25 IDS: sliced, desiccated, 16d1sc; granulated. raw, 1Sc; Onions, soc; Carrots, old. 13c; new 1Sc Cab bage soc: Sweet Potatoes. BOG; Turnips, 25c; String Beans, BOG: Tomatoes, soc.
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AVAILABLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN.

NEW YORK. Nov. Especial telegraphic and cable dispatches to Bradstreet's indicate the following changes in available supplies last Saturday, as compared with the preceding Sat urday:
 Wheat United States and Canada, east of the Rocky Mountains, increase 2,3S3, 900 bushels; Liverpool corn trade news, afloat for and in Europe increase ]. 300 GOO bushels; total sup ply, increase, 6.2S3 GOO
 Corn, United States and Canada. east of the Rocky Mountains, decrease 323. 600 bushels.
 Oats, United States and Canada, east of the Rocky Mountains, increase S9. 900 bushels.
 The aggregate stocks of wheat held at Port land, Tacoma and Seattle show an increase of 343, 900 bushels over last week.
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PROVISIONS.

Trade Is reported quiet at the old prices.
 CURED MEATS-Baeon, TIC per ID for heavy, Sc for light medium. 1oc for light. 1015c for extra light and 12G12hc for sugar cured; Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 1oc; California, Hanls s@slsc; Mess Beef $10G10 30 per bbl; extra Mess Beef. s11611 50; Family Beef. s12@ 12 SO: extra Prime Pork, s10; extra clear. S1S@ IS 30; mess. sl5 60g16: Smoked Beef, nq12c per lb.
 LARD-Eastern tierces, quoted at 5hc per ID for compound and 6A07c for pure; pails, T11c; California tierces, 4Al5c per lb for compound and 6c for pure: half barrels. 61sc; lo-io tins, TAG; 5-lb tins. 71kc.
 CoTTOLENE = Heroes, 5Tgshc: packages less than 300 lbs-1-lb pails. 60 in q case. 9bc. s-lb pails 20 in a case, sssc; 5-lb pails. 12 in case. Slsc: 10-lb pails. in 8 case. 63sc; 6o-lb
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

The Earl Fruit Company's California fruit sales:
 25; double crates, g 7562 e5; Cornichon, s1 30 91 55 Muscat. s1 2592 05; Emperor, s1 3091 55 Cluster s2 40 Pears-Morceau q 90G3 10; Winter Nelis, s1 96.
 CHICAGO, Nov. L.-Grapes-Tokay. s1 15@ B; double crates. s2 25@2 50; Emperor. e5c6D s1 30; Cornchon. $l S511 50; double crates, g 75 03 o5; Muscat. 1 60
 Porter Brothers Company California fruit sales:
 CHICAGO Nov. f-Pears-Glout Morceau g 80 box; Winter Nelis. s1 4oG1 80. Grapes Verdell, s1 50 single crate; Tokay. 50cdt1 50; Cornichon, 65cGSl 45; Emperor. $1.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Quotations show no change. except in Veal, which is weak. The market is quiet all around.
 Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are as follows:
 BEEFLFirst quality, SIC: choice. To: second quality 516G6c: third quality, 4@5c.
 VEAL-Large, 51f96lzc; small, 619q71ac MUTToN-wethers. 7@7hc: Ewes sh@7c per ID.
 LAMB-7ls@Sc per ID.
 PORK-Live Hogs sh6sAc for large 494Ec for medium and 3k631zc for small; stock Hogs, 263c; dressed Hogs, 5HG6Ac.
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66;. minimumi 51; mean. 5S. :: :' WEATHER CONDITIONS AND. GENERAL : FORECAST. .; '. The weather Is clear on the Pacific Slope ex- cept in Eastern Washington and Eastern Ore gan, where 1t is cloudy. It is also cloudy in Montana and Northern Idaho. :. Rain fell during the day in Washington and Northern Oregon There have been but slight changes in temperature. -: ... The following high winds are reported :: Fort Canby, A miles per hour from the south: Port land 34. south; Spokane g, southwest. and Yuma 26, north. : =. - Conditions are favorable for fair warmer Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight, November g. s
 Northern California-Fair, warmer Wedries- day fresh northwest wind: -
 Southern California-Fair Wednesday; fresh northerly wind. .>.i..-
 Nevada-Fair; warmer Wednesday: = Utah-Fair Wednesday.
 Artzona-Fair Wednesday,
 ,. San Francisoo and ,vicinity-Fair, warmer
 Special from Mount Tamalpais-Clear: wind light northwest; temperature, 59 maximum temperature, 63. G. H. WILSON,
 Local Forecast Official.