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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

|. .": <: < x: = $: : A Steamers leave Broadway IE wharf San Francisco: \ M&NEA For Alaskan ports 10 g. m.. ENS$S0NM Oct B. S. 13, IS, 23 2S. Nov. 2 \ E& A&1SsEA transfer at Seattle.
 \ ksRMZ<S SAA For Victoria Vancouver (B. ESA[S&S7s O. Port Townsend Seattle. IsSN& Tacoma Everett. Anacortes
 &Ea@ and New Whatcom CYVash.), 10
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vanoed TIC. lard declined 2.4c and ribs are up

The leading futures ranged as follows: Articles Open. High. Low. Close No 2-
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct 12-The undertone of strength which has been manifest for several days assumed the upper hand in the stock mar ket to-day. ignoring the continued weakness in some Of the specialties and driving the bears to cover, thus putting an end to the decline in some of these stocks. Buying to cover short contracts played no small part in the rise all through the list It was not the result Of an eR akensd public interest in the market but was rather by capitalists groups of fnan- ciers interested in this that property ac- side influences that sent Northern Pacific down last week and sympathetically affected the railway list generally.
 To-day's sharp recovery in Northern Pacific. which extended to IA, was therefore a great Iellef relief There B,s was conspicuous buying also in some of the Southern and Southwestern roads, the net gains for many stocks reaching a point Kansas and Texas preferred was a con- spicucus exception, with Q net loss of nearly a point The speculation in Tobacco and Sugar continued active and feverish and the move ments of these dominant specialties were con fiicting. While Tobacco bioKe AZ in the early trading, Sugar made sharp recovery of its recent decline, and while Tobacco rallied nearly to last nights close in the late dealings the early gain in Sugar was more than wined out There quite a striking movement in such Great Northern and St Paul preferred There was no conspicuous development in tbe gen erel situation to account for the changed tem- per in Wall street, unless 1t might be the con eno the advancing prices for them in foreign markets Money conditions in London were dt>O bilB1lN4y tdSieF, WHICH brought DtIy- ing for London account and there was apnre- cable evidence of the increased supply of 1r- showed quite a firm tone in spite of weakness in two of the inductrials
 Railroad bonds improved in sympathy with stocks and closed generally higher. Sales. ,2. O6c, 900. S-'
 United States old fours registered declined Z 1T the bid price. Others were unchanee5
 The total sales of stocks to-day were 34s aoo shares, including: Atchison preferred 518o Rur lington 13,2S5, 4-. 6t N. 3340 Manhattan saz5 Metropolitan 3016. Reading preferred Si55 Northern Pacific 4. 5.525 do preferred 4s20 FSocG Island 9621, Union Pacific 953o St PauI 1S s55 U. P. D. & G. preferred Ss2s Cotton Or SsS9 Tobacco 100, s90, Peoples Gas 3070 Sugar 7e 090 Leather preferred 337O, Chicago Great Western - ~~N~-- ~
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THE NEW YORK MARKETS.

The circular Of Henry Clews, under date oi New York. October s, says:
 The general commercial movement affords no stimulus to the speculative spirit, but rather causes some disappointment Although reports from the Western sections indicate generally healthy condition Of business and foreshadow a good aggregate for the fall trade vet there Is a slowness and hesltancy Of move r77enr that may be accounted for by the full- ness of the stocks of merchandise, which natd- rally produces q process or oay 10 uaF pug Ing + turns out that the collapse In the mlIl- +aT,, spirit consequent upon the close of the war is accompanied by a corresponding abatement of the speculative spirit, which, however illogical IL may seem, is by no means uh- natural for 9 relapse from any great excite rnent is apt 10 be attended by a general teel- ing of QuIesCence. At the moment, the gen eraI situation seems to Predispose the sprsu- latlve interest to taking a rest The position does not afford any strong inducements 10 either pulling or bearing operations:
 ''The recent importations of gold have placed the money market beyond any probability ot 8 relapse toward stringenCy. Owing to the Io" rate Of sterling exchange at Paris, IL has been found possible 10 ship hither about S2. 5OOOVl Of gold from that city on London account. out there Is apparently little probability or any further important importations Of the metal until there Is active revival or our exports of grain and. between the unsettled state Of the foreign wheat trade and the unwillingness Of our farmers to market their stocks, that contingency can hardly be said 10 be within sight In any case however, the condition Of the local banks has reached point Of plethora ir lending power which assures the money market against any disturbance for the rest ot the year. If it does not foreshadow @ period of marked ease
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Cantaloupes and Nutmegs dumped off the dock yesterday to relieve the market of its surplus.
 Arrivals of Wine Grapes were larger and the demand was not brisk
 Orchard fruits were unchanged.
 DECIDUOUS FRUITS
 Strawberries. $1 50q4 per chest for large and - for small.
 Figs 40G75c per box, double layers.
 Cantaioupes, 25f+0c per crate; Nutmegs 159 30c per box; Watermelons, $15GI11 per hundred for large and SSG12 for small to medium. Huckleberries. 6q7c per ID.
 Quinces. 50d75c per box
 Ponegranates, 50G75c per small box
 Cranberrles, SSds 50 per barrel for Eastern and s2 50G12 70 per box for Coos Bay.
 Ordinary Grapes, 25G50c per box; crates sell about 10c higher than boxes; Isabelas. 50Q75c per crate; Wine Grapes. $l4Q17 per ton for Zin- fandel and S12q14 for, common kinds.
 BlackberTies, per chest.
 Plums, 35G75c per crate and box
 Peaches, 50d75c per box for good to choice and 35G40c for common stock.
 Raspberries $5Q7 per chest.
 Apples 35G60c for common, 75QS5c per box for No and e0cqS1 for choice
 Winter Pears, S5G75c per box.
 CITRUS FRUITS = Oranges. S1 50d2 50 for yalencias, S1 25q1 50 for Mediterranean Sweets and S1G1 25 for Seedlings Lemons. s1 50I2 50 for common and s3q5 for good to choice; Mex ican Limes $5G6; California Lines, -; Ba- nanas, $1 25q2 % per bunch; Pineappes, sSq4 per dozen.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

4 branch of the United States Photographic OfAce located in the Merchants Exchange, Is maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality and Nayieators are cordially invited to visit the office where complete sets of charts and sail ing directions of the world are kept on hand for conoparison and reference and the latest information can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers to navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce
 The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry building at the foot of Market street, is hOisted about ten minutes before noon and dropped at noon 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal re cetved 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 in the morning papers the following day.
 CHAS. P. WEIGH,
 Ensign (retired), U s. N, In charge.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO Oct 12.-Opening transactions in
 Wheat were on a larger scale than the pit | has seen In a month. The strength at Liver i pool and the enormous cash grain business [ done here yesterday the all-important con- l sideration. The Liverpool advance was nearly 1 as great as the rally here, and the seaboard l started in reporting further large export en- 1 agreements. Before the opening crush had sub l sided the trade apprised of fifty boatloads ! taken at New York. To add to the strength
 which the market displayed. there were Eng
 fish cables reporting It probable that Russia | would prohibit exports of cereals. Though | these were promptly denied, the trade had | plenty of other bulish news to stimulate 1t on ! the buying side. Minneapolis put her sales of 1 flour yesterday at 133 900 barrels. Broonhall | cabled that the Australian crop had been dam l aged by drought, and there wet weather 1 in the Northwest which promised to cut of to l some extent the arrivals in that quarter With
 all this. the temper of trade was skeptical. | Some of the important interests here seemed | to range on the selling side, and there was l fairly free selling from St. Louis. Local ex- | porters were bearish and claimed that the ad- yances here had carried them out Of line so far ! as exports from Chicago were concerned. The
 actual clear1ngs for the day were 40, 00o bushels Primary market receipts were S,672 900 bushels ] against 1 357 900 bushels year ago. Though l sales of December were made early around 65lD | sssLc an advance over last nights close of 3AlD 1 &c there was a backset to 64H964&.c before | noon Directly after that time reports of ninety 1 loads of Wheat and eighty seven of Corn taken 2 | to s52sc again. The weekly we'll the daily l calls were in this vicinity and considerable ! opposition was experienced. During the clos | ing however, the reports of export business in | New York were swelled to 100 loads of Corn 1 The resulting excitement was intense enough | to carry December Wheat up to 65hc, where | 1t was met by offerings of numerous people who had good profits and were willing to take them 1 Though the New York stories supple uented with reports of 15o.0Do bushels cash
 Wheat and over 1.ooo 900 bushels Of cash Corn
 disposed of here. 1t did not Tighten the load of | those whom the property had been dumped l And in their efforts to shift the weight the
 market slumped down to 64h&c for Decem- 1 Der and the close was at 64A6647sc, AQYc lower Another depressing feature near the | close was decline of 11kc per bushel at Buda-
 pest to-day and n the past three days.
 l An enormous export business and higher l cables caused strong feeling in Corn, which 1 left off unchanged.
 scattered demand from scalpers and shorts | improved Oats early. The market yielded 1 however with the slump in Wheat and lost Ac l More reassuring yellow fever news from the | South and advance in the price of hogs at l the yards strengthened Provisions. Pork ad-
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-FLoUR-Receipts. A. 0ss barrels; exports, 12,225 barrels. Market more active and stronger. with the early ad- vance in wheat. closing unsettled
 WHEAT-Receipts. 137. SIP bushels; exports. 27s, ,14s bushels. Spot easy; No. ? red, 73s.c. f. O. b. ahoat Options opened firm and deveI- oped pronounced strength later in consequence of bullish news, large export sales. covering and investment purchases. Near the close 8 sharp break occurred general realizing, which left the market finally unchanged to 1sc lower. Sales included No May. 7o1sQ70Hc; closed. 701sc.
 WOOL-Dull.
 PIGIRON-Warrants quite unsettled due in part to conservatism the part of the buy CTS and corresponding concessions on the part sPELTER-Quite firm on scarce offerings and increased attention. The balance of the list stupidiy dull and lacked interesting tea- lures. At the close the metal exchange called: PIGIRON-Warrants easier, with $ 90 bid LAKE coPPER-Unchanged SIP 25 bid and TiN-Unchanged. .s17 bid and sl7 Is asked LEAD-Unchanged, 8 STA bid and 8 90 asked The firm naming the settling price for leading miners and smelters in the West quoted sPELTER-Firrn. .4 go bid and s asked.
 COFFEE-Options closed quiet; net un- changed. Sales, 15,ooo bags, including: March. steady. Mild. quiet; sales small; jobbing busi- ness. a SUGAR-RaW, nrTnf ralr rennlnBs $ all-loI s2c; centrifugal, 9s test. 3-16Q44c; molasses, 3 7-16Q811c; refined. steadier.
 21Izc; Elgins, 21zc; factory. u1zQl41xc. Eggs, firm; Western, 1715G1sc.
 DRIED FRUIT.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-California dried fruits PERFORATED APPLES-Common, 6QSc per pound; prime wire tray, S14c; choice Sc; fancy. 9kc.
 PRUNES46s11c.
 APRICOTs- Royal, 11ql3c; Moorpark 1241so-
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. 12.-The American Wool and Cotton Review will say tomorrow:
 The past week has been a very dull one. Some negotiations have been pending which may result in more business in the course of a week or two but the actual volume of sales has been even smaller than that of the pre- ceding week. One wool house reports that 1t could have done over 500 900 worth of business fl it had chosen to come down In its asking price but 1t declined to do so.
 Other instances are cited indicating the firm ness with which wool is generally held by the trade although there some spots where holders got more than they can take care of.
 What demand there has been has mostly ran to three ei ghths and one-half washed feeces at 22d23o and Territory wools, the for mer being used in army goods. Domestic fine wools have been very quiet. scarcely anything having been done in this line of stock.
 The sales Of the week in Boston amount to e57 600 pounds domestic and 533. 900 pounds for eign making total of 1190, 600. against a total of | 54S GOO for the previous week and total of 651 600 for the corresponding week last year. Sales since January l, 1898. amount to s6, 1l2. 010 pounds against 2ls. SIS. 100 pounds last year at the same time.
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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. 12-The Evening Posts London financial cabIegram says:
 The stock markets here opened steady to-day but quickly gave way from lack of support and the tone generally continued dull and lifeless Americans were especially good on New York buying and prices closed qu:et at the best.
 Kafhrs were easy on German realizations. Insurance risks in securities are reported at Lloyds against war with France at 10 guineas Der cent to the end of the year These are really nothing but a few betting transactions and LlOyds so mistaken in their view as 10 the outbreak of the Spanfsr-American war that they are inclined to quote high rates
 French and German exchange on London Is still rising. London discounts are easier.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks were dull and not materially changed.
 In local securities the sugar stocks were stronger. will be by the list of sales.
 The Chollar Mining Company has levied an assessment of 1oc per share, delinquent No vember 15
 The Pacific Surety Company has declared a quarterly dividend of per cent, payable im- mediately.
 The coupons of the Sierra Railway Company s first mortgage per cent bonds are now pay able.
 special meeting of the stockholders of the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company will be held to-day for the purpose of voting upon a proposition to increase the capital stock from 100. 900 shares to 150 000
 The Mercur Mining Company of Utah has declared a monthly dividend of 1211c per share, amounting to s25. 0O0 payable October 20, mak- ing total of $l,1sl.00o in dividends since or ganiZation.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 12-2 D. m.
 Bid AskI Bid. Ask.
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DRIED FRUITS. NUTS, RA1s1Ns ETC.

The market continues quiet and featureless The East is very conservative this year and is buying only to fill immediate wants.
 DRIED FRUIT-Prunes, 62G7c for 40-50s, 5Q5t1c for 5o-60s, 4a4Ac for 6O-70's. 3AG31kc for 70-So's. 2%iQSc for SO-sOs, 2h9212c for 9O-1OO' S and 1Aq2c for 100-110's; Silver Prunes 5G7c; Peaches. 6Q7c for good to choice, 71z4skc for fancy and 10G121ac for peeled Aprtcots, 10q l2c for Royals and 12Q121kc for Moorpark; Evaporated Apples. 714q719c; sun dried, 4@ 414c; Black Figs, sacks. 2Q2hc; Plums, t1sq 6c for pitted and 1@11zc for unpltted Nee tarines. 6G7c for prime to fancy; Pears, 6q7c for quarters and Sq9c for halves.
 crown. 4%c for four-crown. 41496c for Seedless sultanas M S3$c for seedlsss Muscatels and sl 20
 REPRESENTATIVES, sc for hardshell 7c for or. soft softshell. 13d14c for paper-shell; Peanuts. 40 51ac for Eastern and 419c for California; Pe- cans, el2qsc; Fiberts 9i4G10c; Brazil Nuts, sQsc per 10; Cocoanuts, $4 5Oq5 per hundred.
 HONEY-Comb, 10G11c for bright and s19c for lower grades; water white extracted, 61z@ 7c; light amber extracted. 6c; dark. 5Q51ec per ID.
 INSTANTANEOUS per ID.
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GENERAL MERcHANp1sE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags for next season nominal. at 47s@5c; Wool Bags. 2SQzoc; a san Quentin Bags, s4 s5: Fruit Bags, 5c, otec ana sac for the three grades of white and 'Qoc i0i brown
 COAL-wellington. sS per ton; New Weling- ton. sS Southfield Wellington. sI 5o; SeattIe le s6; Bryant, S6; Coos Bay. s5; Wallsend St o0, Scotch. ss; Cumberland. S1o In bulk and q! I9 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. slf Camel $10 per ton: Rock Springs and CastIe Gate. s7 60; Coke, SIP per- ton Ill bulk and sl4 Tn sacks.
 SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com pany quotes, terms net cash: Cube Crushed and Fine Crushed. 75sc; Powdered. CSC; Candy Granulated 6Isc; Dry Granuated Sc: Confec- tioners A. Sc: California A. SAC: Magnolia A. 5ssc Extra c, 5isc; Golden c, 52sc; haK-barrels. 3.c more than barrels, and boxes 1zc more No order taken for less than 70 barrels or its equivalent
 LUMBER. ETC.-Shipment of 55o 900 feet of redwood valued s7050 to Guayaquil and 24 900 ties to Central America.
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WEATHER REPORT.
d2oth AIeridlan-Paciho Time)

r
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 12, pm. The following maximum temperatures were reported from stations in California to-day: Eureka, 6; Fresno, 5z, Los Angeles. S6. Red Bluh, S4, San Luis Obispo S5; San Diego 6s; Sacramento, &; Independence, S2; Yuma, S. San Francisco data Maximum temperature, 74; minimum, &: mean. 64. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.
 The weather Is cloudy over Washington, Ore g0n and Northwestern Nevada and fair in the remaining portions Of the Pacific slope. Light rain has fallen in the western portions Of Washington and Oregon.
 The pressure has fallen slightly along the coast and risen in the interior.
 There was a general rise in temperature. Conditions are favorable for fair weather In California Thursday.
 Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight, October 13 1898: Northern CaNfOrnia-Fair Thursday; contln- usd warm fresh northwest wind Southern California-Fair Thursday; conti- ued warm; fresh west wind.
 Nevada-Partly cloudy Thursday; warmer. Utah-PartIy cloudy Thursday; warmer ArizOna-Fair Thursday.
 San Francisco and vicinity-Partly cloudy Thursday; fresh northwest wind. Special from Mount lpais-Clear; wind northwest, g miles; temperature. s; maxi mum, 70. c. F. WILSON.
 Local Forecast Official.
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GOLD COIN MOVEMENT.
Withdrawn %.
OUR CASH AND DEBTS.

The following is a statement Of the public debt and of the cash in the treasury Of the United States at the close Of business Septem- bearing debt, S9s0 )Ss. 6e0 debt on which inter est has ceased since maturity sl 256, 7s0: debt bearing no interest S3S3 691 SIS; certificates and treasury notes. offset by equal amount O. debt, Sl- s2e, ,Gs4. 29l. Compared with the state ment issued August B. the figures show a de- crease Of certificates and treasury notes amounting to SS. sSs, ,350. and an increase in the aggregate debt Of s57,S75. 500 The cash in the treasury at the date mentioned was: Gold, s27s 5sl 452 silver, S599 3s,574 paper <s 6JS III
 bonds minor coin. fractional currency, etc, sS2,526, ,7Z5 aggregate. 3949 135. 524. The cash balance in the treasury August 3I was s2s4- zs70s4. and Cn September 30 S3o7. .557. .503, show ing an increase during the month of &l3, ,o70. 41s
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

In spite of the predictions of dealers the Hay market shows signs of weakness. being affected by the early feed. Bran and Middlings are steady and unchanged.
 BRAN-S13 50dl5 per ton.
 MIDDLINGS-s1Sd20p per ton
 FEEDSTUFFS-Ro1led Barley. $2e per toni Oilcake Meal at the mill, S31GS1 50; jobbing s32Q32 5O: Cocoanut Cake, S24Q25; Cottonseed Meal. s2Sd3O per ton: Cornmeal. S2S 5Oq24 0O' Cracked Corn, S24G25
 CALIFORNIA HAY - Wheat, s1791e for good to choice and s15G16 for lower grades; no fancy coming in; Wheat and Dat, Sl6WlS; Oat s14d16; Island Barley, SIP 50q14; Alfalfa, sll al2: Stock. $lI6l2 50; Clover, nominal
 OUTSIDE HAY-(F'rom Oregon, Utah, etc)- Alfalfa. s10Gf0 50 per ton.
 STRAW-40G170c per bale.
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PROVISIONS.

heavy, Sc for light medium, 10c for light, 1011c for extra light and 12Q121tc for sugar cured ; Eastern sugar-cured Hams. 1oc California Hams. s9s4c; Mess Beef. s1Og1o 50 per bbI; extra Mess Beef SIGH 50; Family Beef $121 IF 5o extra prime Pork s10; extra clear, $1sQ IS 50; mess, s15 50Q16; Smoked Beef 11q12c per ID.
 LARD-Eastern, tierces. quoted at 51kc per ID for compound and 6%g7c for pure; pails. 71tc; and Sc for pure: half barrels SAC; 1o-1b tins, TAG; 5-fb tins. 7Isc.
 CoTToLENE = Heroes, 6ssQshc; packages s-fb pails, 20 in a case S4sc; 5-fb pails, 12 in a case. SAC; 1o-rb pails. $ in case. ssc; 50-lb fbs net SIkc: fancy tubs, 80 lbs net, 7sc: half barrels about no fts. 7a.c per fb.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION,
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

wHEAT-Advanced again in sympathy with Chicago though the market was very unsettled Spot Wheat-Shipping, s1 1sAG1 20; milling, $1 221a41 25.
 CALL BOARD SALES Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-December- 5000 ctls s1 21 s0o0 s1 2oA: 22 Ooo s1 2o%; coco. s1 2o7s; 2o0o, s1 2o1s. 4oo0, S1 207s.
 Regular Morning Session-Decernber- 900 ctls. s1 191s 12 900, s1 1e; 16.000, s1 1874; 2OoO s1 19as.
 Afternoon Session-December-200 ctis $1 1eIs 1; 2000. s1 19ts: 10000, q 19A- BARLEY-The market continued dull and quotations were a fraction lower again. Feed, sl 17ikq1 20; Brewing. s1 % for No. 2.
 CALL BOARD SALES Informal Session-s:l5 o'clock-No sales. Second Sesson-No sales. Regular Morning Session-December-sco ctis, s1 2251.
 Afternoon session-December = 20oo ctls, 1 22Z 5000, S 229s.
 oATs-The demand has eased of consider
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Poultry Is steady and in fair demand. Game continues to arrive in bad condition. owing to the warm and moist weather.
 POULTRY-Live Turkeys 15G17c for Cob blers and 15d16c for Hens; Geese per pair. s1 25d1 50; Goslings. s1 25G1 50; Ducks. s4d5 for old and Sfd6 for young Hens, s4a5 50; Roos- ters. young s5Gs; Rosters old, $4 25Gs& 80: Fryers. $4d4 50 Broilers. 8 5od4 for large; s3g 50 for small, Pigeons. s1g1 25 per dozen for old and 1 75G2 for squabs.
 CAME
 Quail. s292 25; Mallard. S4G7: Sprig *293 50; Teal s2Q3 50; Widgeon. s2G2 60; Small Duck, s1 50d1 75; English Snipe. E 50G3; Jack Snipe, s1 60: Gray Geese. 8: Hare s1; Rabbits s1 259 l 60 for Cottontails and $1 for small.
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HIDES TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell about 1c under the quotations. Heavy salted steers 1oc; medium. Sc; light. 8lzc; Cow hides shQ9hc; Stags, Sc; salted Kip, Sc; Calf Sc; dry Hides, sound. 15c; culls and brands 12q13c; dry Kip and Veal, 15c; dry Calf. 17c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 15@25c each; short wool $l 10 each: Horsehides, salt. s2 for large and s1Q1 50 for small; Colts. soc: Horsehides, dry S1 50 for large and S1 for small
 TALLOW-No. l rendered. 3k@31zc per 10; No. ?, 2ka2a.c; refined. 4Iz44ssc; Grease, Pc.
 WOOL-lS97 clip. Southern Mountain. 7q10c; free Northern. 9612c. Spring clip--Southern Mountain, 12 months, sQ1lc San Joaquin and Southern months. SG1l0c; Foothil and Northern. free, 12I14c; Foothill and Northern defective. 10ql2c; Middle County. 1sQ16c: Hum boldt and Mendocino, 14q16c: Nevada, 10614c; Eastern Oregon 1oG12c; Valley Oregon, 1541Tc.
 HOPS-ls98 crop, IQ14c per ID.