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DR.. Weldon, S061a j street. Careful,
painstaking, skillful dental work.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL
SEVENTH AND X SITS.
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. FREE BUS
20 and from the depot
y. h GRAY, Proprietor.
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Large variety Of electric fans and all
electrical fixtures. Tom Scott, BOB J. st. ,
Glenbrook Whisky. Blauth.
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Wild Grapes and Ounces.
A Sweet smoke e.

Fine lot of each at The Pacific. ]
near Eighth.
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TURCLU HOTEL.
anR n afraa%

plan; strictly frst-class; hot and cold
baths free to guests; electric cars pass
the door. FRANK MEYER, Prop
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BEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
frien1. - kA@ HAA&A
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

FIRsT-CLAss HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect Ladies dining-room separate
RAGHER, Proprietors No. 1913 Second
street, between J and X. Sacramento.
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THE METROPOLITAN.
A0HL N G%w.o&

AN ELEGANT MODERN RooMINo
house, centrally located. Rooms in suites
and single at popular prices. Travellers
solicited. MRS. E. ]. G. KETCHUM.
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MAISoN FAURE

RESTAURANT DE FRANCE AND
oyster House. AIT K street lfermerly near
Golden Eagle HoteD. Meals a la carte
at all hours. Family Orders. BanQuets
and Wedding Parties.
L. FAURE. Fropriafor
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REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION sale!
IN 81 IN
THIS DAY.


TUESDAY .................... ...........Nov 18Th
At II o'clock. at
ORMONDE STABLE 1917 Mission q
or 20 head % Choice Well-Broke Horses. direct
from the country. Included IN this lot are
very fast PAGERS. take pleasure IN Showing
the above stock IN harness any time up % day
OF sale. s. WATKINS. Auctioneer
Tel. South 43s
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Frank and Catherine Maxson TO AIsxs,ao-
and Margaret Mckay. lot on s line OF Rusb
street, 70 r Of Broderck. E "a by IS: ,to
Daniel and Ellen Einstein to Sable z. Batch
elder (wife OF y. P.). lot on + line OF Csn,rat
avenue Lotto ll2:e OF Page. S 25 by f Il4:I.
$40
Same TO Margaret Williams wife OF Thomas,
lot on S line OF Page street. 1914 OF Centr5i
avenue UotD, + 25 by s7:s: $40.
Maria a. and Frank H. Merrill TO Mary N
Miller. undivided one-half interest I'm lot On
Z line Of Noe street. $50 S OF Seventeenth. s
Same to George A. Merrill. lot on W lin. ~,
Noe street, $50 OF Eighteenth. w 125 by 25
gift. -
Same TO Kate NJ Merrill. lot on $ linz ~,
Hancock street, l05 OF Noe. E % by IA;
Same TO MoIlie s Merrill. undivided one-baI,
interest ,r, in lot on w line OF Noe street IT'S
Jane Coleman TO Katie J. Higgins lot on =
line Of Henry street, $50 OF Castro E Is by
rs: Gift.
26:6 n OF Valley. % by Z 1906; gift
Dora, Adolph. Abraham. Louis and Alexan-
der Coleman and Mrs Annie Behrend to Frank
Dibello and Matteio Gambar. lot on " line OF
Green street, 1873 E Of Dupont. E 1919. n s4:s
We. 8. W I:s, 7o;s: $500
H. F. Jr. and Clara II. Blanchet 20 Timothy
Kenney. lot on line OF Chestnut street. 1915
W OF stockton. W 2t:s by y 1875; $40.
Mary j. Blair To Thomas w. and Christopher
c. Rivers. lot Sc line OF Shipley Q>ouisa1
street 1926 NE OF Fourth NE 20 by Sc so: si
Margaret f F. Roberts wife OF d. FL and
II. e.
and Maria Hahn. lot on NV line OF Jessie
street. 500 SW OF Seventh. SW % by NV IS.
SO -
Ernest, Hahn to Maria Hahn. same: Rift.
Charlotte F. W. Cooney wife OF J. TT 70
Joseph T. Cooney. lot on r line OF Ninth ave
nue.. 10 = OF street. ; p by r 40: also LOT
on line OF Seventeenth avenue 100 s OF n
street IS by r 100: $40
Peter Wappel to Annie f. Wappel Cvifs q,
PeteD lots l to 3. block Z. Syndicate's FIr.t
Addition: gift.
Mrs. Peter Wappel Cor Annie E. wappeD IN
George T. Wappel same: $500 ~" "
Jacob Scheuer 20 Louisa Scheuer lot on NV
corner Of Miguel and Arlington streets X 100
by W So block 2. Falrmount: gift - -''
Edward Girzikowsky and Jessie Hau..-
lGirzikowsky) TO John Pforr. lot on " line of
Berkshire street, 100 81 Diamond (Crutont
$500. "u
James F. and Lizzie F. Howe Hyman Jacoh
(assignee estate OF James e Howe Insoivsn,S
(by A. c. Springer, commissioner to i, Gug,
genhime' lots 10 and 10, block 10. bounded bv
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-The balance OF trade in
the wheat. corn. oats and provision markets is
now IN favor OF May contracts
Wheat evidently spent the holiday, Saturday
in getting walked. Tor q decidedly feeble pulse
was observed at the opening to-day. with May
&C TO &c under Friday. at 69zs d6g7sc and De-
cember &C To sc down, at 65isd65i.c. Factors
IN the weakness were lower cables forced De
cember liquidation and Increase in the visible
Of l,3s6.00O bushels. December held slightly
above Initial figures on buying against puts
and some covering by shorts. but chung very
close 10 the bottom until there was a cessa-
ton OF the December liquidation With the
removal Of this pressure the market rallied
from the opening, but the loss from Friday was
far from regatned. May closed Ac to i-c lower
At 63tEq10c, and December &c 10 hsc lower AT
o5--no51zc. The steadiness Of the Liverpool
spot demand was minor factor in the local
reaction.
Corn easy. with more or less liquida-
ton throughout the session. Better weather for
the movement OF crops resulted in freer country
further weakened by the selling Of futures by
the West. May closed &c TO sc lower at 32s.c
December closed &c 10 iac down, at 3lMc
Oats held steady, supported by a good cash
demand Selling was on small scale. May
closed &c lower. at 235sc; December shade
lower. at 22izG22ac.
The frmness Of Liverpool for American prod
ucts held provisions steady in the face OF the
weakness in grain and lower hog prices. The
market dull and fluctuations narrow. MAY
pork closed unchanged from Friday at 81 COZ
62i.. May lard shade up at s. 32Ia, and May
ribs unchanged. at s. 10.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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London Market.

NEW YORK. Nov 27-The Commensurate
vertiser's London financial cablegram says:
The morning was heavy on the stock ex
change here to-day, the Transvaal news FILLING
20 arouse any enthusiasm and dear money he
Tag again prominent topic. In the afternoon
n nTmer tone developed on the war news Con-
soils were io2 9-lsal02 l3-l5 Americans began
strong on accumulated New York buying or
oers and then hung. New York began well
here. but later there was a sudden break snd
the close was At the bottom to orders sellinr
freely on the fears OF dearer money and an
other advance this week In the bank notes 7,
II thought that the banks will charge 6 ner
cent tomorrow on the exchange
Spanish Is were 65i: Tlntos 46Ib. Amazon
~
Some Of the last arrival OF gold from, Aps-
trala was sold for the continent today at 7ss
s.dd76s sgd.
The bank has lent money at per cent the
Inst few days and has discounted for its Gus
toners at the regular rate and higher but NOT
for the market.
or the Oo0 Indian. only half has been
allotted In yearlings. at an average discount OF
4. per cent
LONDON. Nov. E.-canadian Pacific s7A:
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.


wHEAT-The decline continues and both
spot and future prices are of again.
Liverpool and Paris were both reported lower
Chicago barely steady at a fractional de-
cline and subsequent recovery. The only de-
mand 10 I'LL shorts December holders
pressed their holdings on the market. The
worlds shipments for the week were 5000 900
bushels, and the American visible supply in
creased 1886 600 bushels.
Spot Wheat-Shipping. 97izd9S%c: milling
81 OlhGl 03%.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-e15 o'clock-May-l0o coo
ctls 81 05%. 20O0. 81 O6.
Second session-May-20c0 ctis 81 05ik; A. OC0
81 06. December-s0O0 csc: 40. COO 97zc
Regular Morning Session-December-20O ctls
Csc. 10000 97s.c; 1900 977sc. Mayo 600. 81 06:
2. 600 81 O6ik
Afternoon session-May-l00O0 ctls, 81 o6i.
December-4o0O s72sc; 5000. s77sc.
BARLEY-The market continues in bad
shape. Feed is selling all the way from COO 70
Toe. for local consumption, but lots FOR call
hoard delivery Will bring S2isc. Speculation on
call is at standstill
grades: Brewing and Shipping grades, S74G
92Rc: Chevalier. nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Sesslon-s:l5 oclock-No sales.
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-No sales.
Afternoon Session-December-iO00 ctls, s4ikc
OATS-The market is quiet At about the same
prices.
White. 81 lOal 90: Red 81 O7Ika1 20; Gray.
81 oral IN: Black. e7iscdSl Ola.
CORN-Nominal at 81 O7lzGl Is per ctl. Small
lots sell up 10 81 20.
RYE-Quoted at s1d1 o5 per ctl
observation-disclosures at 81 90d2 Is per ctl.
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Dried Fruits. Nuts. Raisins.

The market is reported very quiet at the mo-
ment.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. in sacks. 4Zc for
4O-5Cs. 4I4a4lzc for 50-6os. SAC for 60-IOs 3Ikc
for 70-s0s, SC for SO-sO's and 2Ac for S0-IOO' -
Apricots. Haze for Royals. l2-al6c for Moor
parks and l2dlic for Blenheims; Peaches, 54
51+c for Standards. ed6l1c Tor choice and &c for
fancy; peeled Peaches. l2izgl5c. Evaporated
Apples. 747&c: Sun-dried 5Q5i4c per 10: Nee
tarlnes SNa9c per 10 for red: Pears. 6jzdsc lol
quarters and sdl0c for halves; Black Figs q
SIC: White Figs. 4G6c: Bleached Plums. S49c;
urbleached Plums. 7q714c for ptted ana ll1c
for unpitted.
RAISINs- Bleached Thompson's-Fancy. per
10. l0c; choice. &c; standard. Sc; prime. &c: I'M
bleached Thompson's. per ID. &C. Sultanas-
Fancy. per 10. sue; choice. TIC; standard 6ikc:
prime &c: unbleached Sultanas, &C; Seediess
50-lb boxes. sc: 2-crOwn loose Muscatels, 5ILc:
5-crown. SIC: 4-crown. &c; London Layers,
7-crown 81 30 per box: 3-crown. 81 60 Fancy
Clusters, 81: Dehesa. e 20. Imperial. 50. All
prices arc (. o. b. at common shipping points
in California.
NUTs-Chestnuts. sa124c walnuts sqlOc for
standards and 10hG1lc for softshell Al
mords. l2613izc for paper-shell 1Od11c for soft
and 5G6c for hardsheli; Peanuts 5AG5-.c for
Eastern and &c for California: Brazil Nuts
74asc; Filberts: llkql2c; Pecans. l0glIc:
CocOanuts. 81 SOFAS
HoNEY-Comb. IIik@l2c for bright and IoIsa
lie for light amber: water white extracted. ~
dsc. light amber extracted. 6&G7c: dark. 5l4c
BEEswAX-24d2sc per ID.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS - Calcutta Grain Bags. 7G7Hc: Wool
Bags. 2S@30c: Fruit Bags. &c. &C and &c for
the three grades OF white and 7lsc for bleached
jute.
CoAI-Wellington. 81 per ton: New Yelling
ton. IS. Southield Wellington. s. 80; Seattle 30:
Bryant. Sc: Coos Bay. IS: Wallsend IS; Scotch
-; Cumberland. So 70 In bulk and sl1 Is In
sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. sl3; Can
mel. ~ 80 per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
in sacks.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
psny quotes, terms net cash, in lD0-lb bags:
Cubes. Crushed and Fine Crushed sac; Pow
dered. 5+sc; Candy Granulated, Sc: Dry Granu-
lated. 45sc; Confectioners A, 47sc: California A
-; Magnolia a. SIC; Extra c. CSC: Golden
c, &c; barrels. lice more: half barrels u /:
more: boxes, &c more; 50-lb bags. &c more.
equivalent. Dominoes. half barrels 5+sc; boxes
b;sc per 10.
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Foreign Futures.
Chicago Lrvest0ck Market.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2r.-CATTLE-Good 10 choice
fat Cattle. strong 10 15c higher: others steady
Butchers stock. strong to 10c higher: Gamers
steady: good 10 choice. s. 3oG7: poor TO medium
81 25G5 25: mixed stockers. s3g3 70 selected
feeders 81 25f4 49, good 10 choice cows SO son
q. heifers 50 50GI5; Gamers. 81 6062 so; bulls
81 40G4 10: calves. 4q7; fed Texas beeves 81 %
as %; grass Texas steers, SO 25G4; Western
range beeves. i444 10.
HOGS-Steady to &c lower closed weak
Mixed and butchers. 50 75G3 s7ls; good 10
choice heavy, g s2i1a3 97lz: rough heavy, So T5
90
SHEEP-Market active. 106i5c higher Ma
tive wetheTs. 81 S09i so: lambs s4G5 25. West
ern wethers. S3a4 %. Western lambs. "a s0fi5 q
Receipts-Cattle. 10000: Hogs. 5000; Sheen
1900. -
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Decidnous and Citrus Frnls.

There were very few Berries in yesterday.
and quotations are therefore nominal.
Oranges stand about the same, the market
being well supplied and quiet
Grapes in good supply and weak
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples. 35G65c per box for common. 75c9{l for
good and 81 25g1 so FOR choice; Lady Apples.
s2G2 80 per box.
BERRIES Strawberries. SO per chest for
small and So for large berries. I-aspberries S5lD
per chest: Blackberries. -; Huckleberres.
sac per Id: Cape Code Cranberries. SSgs go:
Coos Bay Cranberries. 81 5O0l - per box.
Tersimmons 500 &c box.
Grapes, 40GG5c per box: crates 50GS5c.
Winter Pears. 50cGt&l 80 per box.
Ounces icG75c per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges. s2d3 % per
box; Seedlings. 81 50q2; Pomelos. $l50G3
Lemons. sal 80 for common and $2g3 80
for good to choice; Mexican Lines. SO 50G
4 60; Bananas. 81 5Oa3 per bunch; Pineapples. 81
az 30 per doz
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Poultry and Game.

The week began with receipts Of four cars of
Eastern Live Poultry. two OF Eastern
Dressed Turkeys. and two Of the same
from Oregon. While most dealers tried 10 get
lSc for choice dressed Turkeys. there were but
lew safes at this figure; The Eastern Live
BOOSTERS, "a 5oa5 for old BOOSTERS. 81 for Fry
ers and l21l2c for Turkeys.
Zane was quiet and weaker as rule.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys l3Giic for Cob
elers and l3Glic for Hens: Dressed Turkeys. IA
z; Ducks, s4G4 80 for old and s5Q6 for young:
Hens. s4r5; Young BOOSTERS. SGf4 So Old Roos-
ters' <4g4 so: Fryers. So 1914: Broilers, 50 50ds
dozen for old and 81 1892 rs for Squads
GAME-Quail. 81 50g2: Mallard. s577: Canvas
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Ne1U York Gram and Produce.

NEW YORK. Nov. 77-FLOUR-Receipts
&c. is5 barrels: exports, a. is7. Generally I'M
changed but a trihe easier. except for low
grade winters. which continue to rule Arm on
scarcity.
WHEAT-Receipts ais. $50 bushels; exports.
?lS5s0. Spot. hrmer: No. 2 red 725sc (. o. b.
ailoat spot: No. ! Northern Duluth. 75Ac T. o.
b. afioat 10 arrive; No. l hard Duluth. 77sc {.
o. b. ailoat TO arrive; No. red. 7c@sc elevator.
Options opened weak at &c decline. influenced
by hcavtness abroad and persistent December
liquidation AZ Chicago Sentiment continued
bearish all day under big visible supply in
crease and light export trade. with the final
tone weak at ~sq5zc decline. Cash wheat. how
ever, was firmer on scant offerings. March.
7iS1G1iSsc. closed 1850: May. "a 9-l6a74 l3-l6c.
closed 7iH.c; December. 7OA97o l5-i6c. closed
WooL-Dun; domestic fleece, 2la2sc; Texas.
liaI7c.
ity and stability when the market opened this
morning and events proved that buyers were
counting upon concessions. Unfavorable ad-
wees We're received from abroad and the West.
The nnal phases showed some departments 10
be in weak. nominal condition and no metal
was entirely free from depression At the close
the Metal Exchange called:
PlGIRoN-Warrents very dull and lower 10
LAKE COPPER-Dun at S7al7 o.
TIN-Easy at s27 40q27 so.
LEAD-QuIet and steady at 81 s2ik94 s7Is.
The brokers price for lead is 81 40 and Tor cop
sPELTER-Dum at 81 4oa4 80.
COFFEE-Options opened strong at ad-
vance Of 2Sq45 points bulish crop estimates.
very firm cables from European markets ana
a bullish statistical showing. Trading during
the day was the heaviest in many months. II
not several years. Closed steady, 20 10 80
points net higher. Total sales III. $50 bags
including; December. s. S0Gs January s6q
05. February, S6q5 10: March, IS l0R6 Is.
April. s. 2oa6 %; May IS 2ed6 IS: June, IS 25a
40; July, Sc 35Gs 80: August. Sc 35G6 90; Sep
TENDER. Sc 45q6 CD: October. Sc 50q6 60. Spot
cohee-Rio. Irregular; No. Z invoice &c: No
tobbing. nc; mild, firm and tending upward;
Cordova, 6asGllAc.
SUGAR-Raw about steady: fair refining.
l5-l6c: centrifugal. 90 test 4itc: molasses
sugar. 9-l6c: refined. market steady; No. s.
43xc: No. :. 7-l6c. No. s, 3-l6c: No. ?.
Bloc; No. TO- 3-lCc; No Ii. l-l6c: No. y.
&C; No. Is. SC; No. a 3 l5-lec: mold A. 7-l6c:
standard a. 15-l6c; confectionery A, l5-lsc:
crushed, e-l6c; powdered. SIC; graduated.
S-lsc. cubes 8 5-I6c.
BUTTER-Receipts, 1929 packages Strong:
creamery 2Sa26c; June creamery. 22Q25c; fac
tory. l5iadlSc
EGGS-Recepts. esO2 packages Steady; West
ern ungraded at mark. l4d2oc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
California dried fruits ruled steady. with a
fair demand at unchanged prices and closed
with a slight upward tendency
ELABORATED APPL ES-Common SAFE:
prime. 7l.a1ac; choice. Si4dsizc; fancy. Ss.49c
PRt NES-3i.NSi.c. as 70 size and quality.
APRICOTS-Royal. l2ql5c; Moorpark. l5dlSc
PEACHES-Peeled. 2eQ22c; unpeeled 7ikGlOc.
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CALIFORNIA OIL EXCHANGE.
Morning Session.

100 Buckhorn OIL & T Co ................
80 Caribou .........................
40 Yukon Crude oil Co ..................
Afternoon Session.
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OF saturday. Therefore a rise OF Is TO As points
on call this morning came as a complete sur
us 70 this branch of the trade. as we'll as TO
-. Nedr FACTION. Great excitement prevailed,
7 ~ ttauinR by far the heaviest in years.
o ,USness shorts made no pretense whatever OF
o oppo1,ts the advance or movements OF their
corded sales Of 100 900 bags: total dealings foot
ga,r 10 zoo bags Final bids showed net
Ir S,I lor the day OF 20a30 points. Wall street
conS ~, the West and the local trade were all
r,s , rt buyers throughout the session. The
E,'a as based entirely upon strong cables from
- Ian markets and reduced estimates for
the growing crops in Brazil: but o OOO. 900 bags
g W" expected. Spot Coffee advanced TO &c
Ior 40. Z. Rio enthusiastically.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SI5er declined. Exchange about the same
Wheat continues to decline. Barley dnH
Oats, Corn and Rye about before.
No further dd5duce in Beans.
Hay depressed mder larger receipts FeedStfs unchanged
Potatoes and Vegetables about tie
Butter and Cheese quiet and steady
Eggs Slo7cey and tending do50n9card.
Eight Of Eastern and Oregon Poultry the market
Dressed Turkeys il, fair demand and steady.
Oranges and Grapes 5Uedk and quiet.
Dried Frat 5ery drA at the moment.
Hides and Wool unchanged
Hogs 7oeGkey under larger receipts.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The week opened with quiet and steady
Butter market. Eggs were weak. and while
dealers tried 10 get 45c for Fine Ranch. no
buyer allowed 10 leave the store at 4Sc.
The tendency In these goods is toward lower
prices.
BUTTER.
Creamery-Fancy Creamery. 25G26c; seconds.
22G24c.
Dairy-Fancy, 22lka2sc; good to choice. 21G
PC: common. 20c.
Picked roil-2la224c: hrkin 2oq2lc: cream
cry tub. 22a2+c
Eastern-i7QlSc for ladle packed.
CHEESE-Cholce mild new l2dl2iec: old.
lllsci Young America. i2ndl3c. Eastern. 1910
Ice: Western. l3i@dl5c per ID.
EGGS-Quoted at 27izq30c for common and -
744c per dozen for ranch EasterE-Cold stor-
age. lsGilsc for rrsts and l5c for seconds fresh.
23Q25c per doz.
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Hides, Tdll07v, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about &c under quotations. Heavy sailed steers.
llisc; medium. 1O14c: light. l0c; Cowhides. 100
lol1c: Stays. &c; Sailed Kip. 1oc; Calf. Ice:
Dry Hides sound. 1sc; culls and brands
lac: Dry Kip and Veal. Ice; Dry Calf. $50
lsc: sheepskins year,ings 2Od35c each: short
Wool 35d6Cc each. medium. 7Oa9Oc: long Wool
slGi % each: Horse Hides salt. 81 so for large
and sldl 20 for small: Colts. SOC.
TALLOW-No. / rendered &C per ID; No 2
&c: refined. size; grease 21sc.
WOOL
Fall clip. San Joaquin plains. sd9hc; South
ern sGlOc: Middle County 1OQl2l4c Humboldt
and Mendocino. 15dl6c: Eastern Oregon l2dl5c:
Valley Oregon l5nlsc; Northern Mountain.
free l1dlSc: Northern Mountain. defective, 100,
lie per n.
HOPS-7Nl0c per h.
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HAY and FeedstnfS.

Receipts OF Hay are large again and the
market continues weak and dull. Dealers say
that so can be obtained only for strictly choice
Wheat and then only In a small way
Feedstuns show no change.
BRAN-sls 5OG17 per ton.
MIDDIINGS-sSd20 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-RoIled Barley. ST. 5oTlS per
ton; oil Cake Meal at the mill. s26Q27. jobbing.
s27 50q2s: Cocoanut Cake. s20G2l: Cornmeal.
500 5c7f24 80: Cracked Corn s24G25: Mixed Feed
sl6 50Q17; Cottonseed Meal. ses per ton.
HAY-Wheat 81 50Gs for common 10 good
and 50 5OTl0 for choice: Wheat and Dat, y7ds;
Oat. s7dS 50: Barley SAL; Alfalfa. ,5ds per
ton: Compressed. s7G10 per ton.
STRAW-35G5Oc per bale.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

The fresh vegetables from Los Angeles are
slowly crowdng out the old and stale arrivals
from the bay. and soon will be the only ones
quoted
Potatoes and Onions are unchanged
POTATOES-Riv Reds. 60g65c: Burba nks
5cQ65c per ctl: Salinas Burbanks. siGl %; Ore
gon Burbanks. 65casl 20: Sweet Potatoes. 75g
SIC for Rivers and sal 10 for MERGED.
ONIONS-75cG$l per ctl.
VEGETABLES - Green Peas. 6G10c per ID:
String Beans. 6Gsc; Cabbage. 40d50c; Tomatoes
l0G25c: Los Angeles Tomatoes. 75c; Egg Plant
from Los Angeles. Sc: Dried Okra. 12itc per
10: Garlic. 3d4c: Green Peppers, 50lf75c;
Carrots. 30d40c per sack: Cucumbers. 25G4Oc
Los Angeles Summer Squash. 5ocIsl per box
Marrowfat Squash. sl2q15 per ton: Mushrooms
l0gl2c per ID for choice and 4qsc for poor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-28

f'AtA EiaIlHl~-H Nhias MAAafnurn temper atlrG,
81. minimum. 90. mean. &c.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
DE storm over the northern coast is slowly
working III way eastward. There has been
a slight break 81 the area Of high pressure
everything the southern half Of the coast and
conditions are such that a moderate reinforce
mont of the energy of the northern disturbance
may cause movement south through cali
1oruia
Rain has fallen over the coast north OF San
Franchise. The following heavy rainCai.s are
reported. Portland. .l6: Eureka I.22. IN the
past twelve hours. The following maximum
wind Eelocltles are reported. Portland. %
miles per hour. from the south: Fort Candy
&c miles per hour. southeast.
Forecast made ar san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. November .. iSss;
Northern calGornia-Cloudy Tuc-iay. with
rain M central and northern portions; fresh
tHlfheriy winds.
southern California-C1oudy Tuesday. north
Crly changing % westerly winds.
Nevada-,loudy Tuesday. with rain IN ex-
treme northern portion.
Tfah-Fair Tuesday.
Arizona Fair Tuesday.
san Francisco and viclnitv-Cloudy Tuesday,
probably showers. fresh s0utherly winds
ALEXANDER @ McADIE
Forecast Official
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-28
Flour and MiHStnfs.

FLOUR-California family extras. IS 6oT3 75
usual terms: bakers extras. 50 4O93 sc; Oregon
and Washington. So 4Od3 so per Dbl for extra
IS 25d3 40 for bakers and 81 25a3 for sup.rfine
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in sacks are as fol-
lows usual discount TO the trade: Graham
Flour SO % per 100 lbs: Rye Flour. 81 70: Rye
Meal. 81 30: Rice Flour 81; Cornmeal. 50 30: ex-
ira Cream Cornmeal. So %: Oatmeal. 81 25: Dat
Flour. s4d4 %; Cracked Wheat. So IS: Farina
"a so; Whole Wheat Flour. So 50 Rolled Oats
Cbarrels) Sc O5a6 40: in sacks. s. s5as %: Pearl
Barley $: Split Peas. 81 so; Green Peas. 50 per
he