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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-19
Rajah Has Killed His Ninth Man.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 9.-The
murderous elephant, Rajah, known as
the Man Killer added another to
his list Of victims this morning when
he killed his keeper, Frank Fisher.
Fisher is the ninth man That Rajah
has killed during the seven years that
he has been in captivity He proba-
bly, will not add to his list, for there
is movement on foot to have him
slain.
Fisher went to the circus winter
quarters at Argentine this morning.
Re was proud of his powers as an ami
ual tanner. To prove his powers, he
visited, in turn, the lions cage and
the bears den, coming out Of each
uninjured.
Then he went over and commenced
to play with Rajah.
Rajah was in a particularly vicious
mood and refused to obey Fisher or
ders. When he refused to open lis
mouth, Fisher struck him on the trunk
with his fist. This angered the ami
nal. In a second he had grabbed
Fishers arm in his mouth and crush
ed it to pulp. The sight and taste
of blood and the trainers screams
crazed the monster. He tossed Fisher
to the ground with his trunk and tried
to gore him with his tusks. His
tusks were so short, however, having
been sawed off close, to render them
less murderous, that he could notreacL
his victim With them.
Rajah then deliberately knelt upon
Fishers chest. He broke every rib
in the mans body and crushed the life
out Of him.
The coroner will hold an inquest TO-
morrow morning, after which legal
proceedings will be taken to have Ra-
jah put to death. Several efforts in
this direction have been made before,
but his owners have always been able
to thwart them.
Nearly all of the nine men whom
Rajah has killed have been circus en-
ployees who had nothing to do with
the elephants. Fisher is the first
keeper Rajah has killed. 1t has not
been because Of any fondness that Ra
jah has had for Fisher that the latter
escaped until to-day, but because the
brute was afraid of him..
Fisher had been Rajah's keeper ever
since shortly after he was brought to
this country, and had had several mar
now escapes from death before. He
was an Englishman. His home was
in Montreal.
Rajah had been particularly trouble
some this winter, although Fisher was
the first man he had killed since the
circus went into winter quarters. A
few weeks ago he broke loose and was
at large for two days, during which
time he made all kinds Of trouble for
the railroads in the switching yards at
Argentine by tearing out their switch
es and signals. He even tipped box
car over one day, blockading the track
until wrecking train could be Sc
cured from Kansas City.
He was shot several times before he
was captured, and it was feared for a
time that he might die, but the bull
lets never seemed to bother him much
beyond making him more surly than
before. Rajah is very large East
Indian elephant.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-19
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in advance for an investigation of our
Stock, we remain
Most respectfully,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-19
Music for Christmas

WITH the lightness and brightness of
Christmas comes the desire for Music
for better Instruments, and for Goods
that suit the taste and please the senses.
WE give you the BEST VALUES in
Music, the greatest pleasure in Musical
Goods, and the best prices You ever
SAW. Having recently a.
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Navels from Porterville brought S595 30 and
some from Orovile 81 so. Panama Oranges are
Offering. Lemons are lower again and weak
Lines are unchanged.
Strawberries arrived some hours late and
were not sold.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples, 35q65c per box for common: 75c6$l
for good to choice and 81 25Q1 so for fancy.
BERRIES-Blac ckberries. per chest
Strawberries. per chest for small and
- for large berries; Raspberries S5G6 per
chest: Huekleberries, 6G7c per Ib: Wisconsin
Cranberries. Sc soar so per bbl; Cape Cod Gran
berries 81 50dS; Coos Bay Cranberries Sc 50 pei
barrel and 50 per box.
Grapes 2O935c for Black. 25G4Oc for Muscat
25@35c for Tokay; 30G40c for Cornichon: crates
sell 10ai5c higher; Wine Grapes. s24G27 per
ton for 2tnfandel. $20G24 for other black and
s1SI22 for White; second crop Zinfandel, S229
%.
Pomegranates, 50075c per box
Winter Pears. 50cG$1 so per box.
Ouinces 75c0ns1 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Panama Oranges s563 80
per 100 Lemons, 75c61s1 80 for common and S2d
80 for good to choice; Mexican Lines, $484 so
California Lines, -: Bananas. 81 5062 80 per
bunch Pineappes. S1G2 so per dozen
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 30--Wheat opened in a tame
and spirttless manner and throughout the ses-
sion almost an entire lack OF interest was evi-
dent There was nothing in the situation TO
encourage either buying or selling and prices
slowly but steadily deprecated owing mainly
to lack Of sympathetic support. The market
kept Just shade above put figure until the
end OF the session, the range being only sc
when covering by few shorts started a
slight rally and the market closed barely
steady. December opened a shade lower at
6g-s d10c sold sparngly at zoe. declined TO
eSssc and closed with buyers at 697s 70c- Chi
The visible supply increased zoos coo
bushels which though nearly Loco 900 bushels
less than expected, was enough TO exert a
slight bearish influence. Worlds shipments to
Europe during the week were 7S6+. coo bushels,
against S475,000 bushels the same week last
year but still about 500. coo bushels in excess
Of European weekly requirements. Atlantic
port clsarances OF wheat and -four equaled
900 bushels. Cash demand here was very
slow.
Corn was active but rather steady. poor
cash demand coupled with heavy receipts and
predictions Of an increased movement in the
near future owing TO perfect weather encOur-
aged liquidation. under which the market
gradually yielded until near the close when
partial recovery took place on covering. De-
cember closed at a%sc.
A good shipping demand and buying by ele
Nator interests steadied Oats Speculative
trading was light throughout the session. De-
ceUber closed 227sC.
Fear CT q shortage in January Pork and
generous buying by packers strengthened Pro-
came heavy and the gain nearly all lost
January Pork closed sc higher; Lard and Ribs
unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-The market continues in the dumps,
being dull with a further decline in spot grain.
Chicago declined. with small transactions.
The demand was slack and chiefly TO I'LL shorts.
There was some liquidation. and the Southwest
sold moderately while the Northwest farmers
were free sellers. The visible supply Increased
1000, coo bushels. but the amount on passage
Spot Wheat-shipping. 81 o5al oel4; milling,
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-December-
u 900 ctls 81 OSle. May-22. 0oo 81 1914.
Second Session-May-20 ctls. 81 lo42
Regular Morning Session-May-i000 ctls,
81 1872. December-2000. 81 0SSs.
Afternoon Session May-2000 ctls, 81 15A- De-
cenber-6000. 81 0S7s
BARLEY-Dullness still charactertzes the
market and quotations show no change. There
is nothing doing call.
Feed, S0GS7i2c. Brewing and shipping graoes,
9oaS7l2c; Chevaler, nominal
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:l5 o'clock-No sales.
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning SessiOn-No sales
Afternoon Session-NO sales.
OATS-There was a fair demand, at firm and
unchanged quotations. White. 81 l0dl 30 Red,
81 07lzd1 I7l2; Gray, 81 97izQl 17i2 Black, s7l2cQ
CORN-Eastern large Yellow. 81 o5a1 O7lk:
White, s1o5GI07ia: mixed. 81 o2g1 05 per ctl.
RYE-s5cGN per ctl.
CCKWHEAT-Nominal
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, RaiSins.

Dealers report a good movement In ell de-
scriptions at unchanged prices.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, in sacks. 49c for
4o-5os 4Ac for 5O-60s, 3s4c for 6O-7Os, SIC for
7o-s0s Sc for S0-9Os and 2Ac for 9O-1o0s
Apricots, nG1Sc for Royals. 1252a1Gc for
Moorparks and 12G14c for Blenheins; Peaches.
51AG6c for Standards. slkG7c for choice and ~
@Sc for fancy; peeled Peaches 119l3c; Evapo-
rated Apples. 697Ac: n-dried, 4i5a5c per lb:
Nectarines, 7h@Sc per lb for red and sf19c for
white: Pears 6190Sc for quarters and SG1Oc for
halves; Black Figs, 3d4c: White Figs. 6a61bc:
Plums, 6q6lzc for pitted and 1kQ2hc for un-
pitted.
RAISINS-Bleached Thompson 's-Fancy, Der
H. l0c; choice, &c; standard. Sc; prime Sc; un-
bleached Thompson's, per 10. &C. Sultanas-
Fancy. per ID. SIC; choice. TIC: standard 6I5c:
prime Sc: unbleached Sultanas, SC; Seedless'
50-lb boxes, sc. 2-crown loose Muscatels SIC:
S-crown 6Ac; 4-crown, 7c London Layers
2-crown, 81 so per box: 3-crown, 81 so. Fancy
Clusters 81; Dehesa, 81 so; Imperial s3 All
prices are f. o. b. at common shipping points
in California.
NUTs-Chestnuts. &c., walnuts s0sc for
standards and sh1ioc for softsheu; AL
monds 1015a121zc for paper-shell. sGI0c for
soft and 4d5c for hard-shell; Peanuts, 52s d6%c
for Eastern, and sc for California;; Brazil
Nuts. SikG9c; Filberts. 11Qu14c; Pecans. 71zq
Sc; Cocoanuts, 81 5O65.
HONEY-Comb 111ac for bright and 10lkc for
light amber; water white extracted, H6715c:
light amber extracted, 6i@G7c; dark. size per
lb.
BEEsWAX-24G2sc per Ib.
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NeqU York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Oct 3o-FLOUR-Receipts
80 900 barrels: exports 20.200; sales, 5000 pack
ages. Ruled about quiet and steady at former
prices. closing a shade lower for the higher
grades.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1928 bushels; exports.
15s ST. sales S55 900 futures. 100000 spot. Spot
firm: No. 2 red, 7517c T. O. b. ahoat spot; No l
Northern Duluth 7S4c +. O. b. ahoat; no.
red 73ssc elevator. Options opened dull at 1so
decline under local selling in the absence OF
outside support and further declined 5-lsc fol
the market rallied partially on the visible sup
ply increase being less than expected. Ihe
market closed steady at 1sc net decline. May
7SG7s%c, closed 1850; December. ISSsc.
HIDES-Firm.
METALSGThe local market continues. to
show pronounced weakness and apathy. Tin
and speter were lower at the close. partlally
TALLY on account of freer offerings, with buy
ers scarce. At the close the Metal Exchahse
called: ,
PIGTRON-warrants very dull at 'l79s.
LAKE COPPER-Quiet at 81 90.
TIN-Easy at S3l nominal.
LEAD-Quiet, 81 57]a bid and 81 e21s asked
The brokers' price for lead IS 81 40 and for cop
sPELTER-weak. with sellers at IS 10
COFFFF-Options closed firm at loG2O points
higher Sales 10 900 bags including: Novem-
ber 81 e5; December. s. 15d5 20: January, 80 10
as 20: March. $ S5; May, S 4ed5 so: June
* so; July s. 55; August. s. 60; September
81 go Spot coffee-Rio hrmer; No invoice
6lsc: No. tobbinE, Csc; mild. firmer; Cor
sTGAR-Raw. firm; fair refining. 1916
bid: centrifugal, sc test, slice bid; molasses'
BUTTER-Re Receipts. 599l packages. Strong;
Western creamery. 17d24c; June do. 11G25c;
factory l4izQ16l2c.
EGGS- -Receipts, 1894 packages. Dull. West
ern, 14d1SC.
Dried Fruit tn Ne7u York.
California dried fruit firm.
FVAPORATED APPLES - Common sac;
prime wire tray. "a Csc; choice S54qSl2c; fancy.
Sl.G9c.
PRUNES-3i1ds
APRICOTS-Royal. 13d15c: Moorpark 15G1sc
PEACHES-Peeled, 2oG22c; unpeeled, 7l2Qloc
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Chleago Ligesf0ck Market.

CHICAGO. Oct So.-The supply OF cattle to-
day was unequal 70 the requirements OF the
trade. and prices for good lots were stronger
10 a trihe higher. Good TO fancy grades sold
at s. 50G6 IS; common TO medium 81 25d5 a..
stockers and feeders. 50 50Gi 70; cows. heifers
and bulls. s2Q5 IS; Texas. s. 5oQ4 IS; calves
ssa5 IS.
HOGS-There was vigorous demand for
hogs and the market ruled strong TO a shade
higher. Fair TO prime lots brought 81 22J59
z2iz; heavy packers 50 s0d4 20; mixed 81 l54
S2Is: butchers. 81 I5G+ 20; lghtweights 81 10s3
81: pigs. s. 50G4 .
sHEEP-Buyers OF sheep and lambs took
hold so freely that the supply was soon ex-
hausted and prices advanced from I5T25c
Western range sheep sold at s3 e064 20; natives
S264 20 and few fancy lots were disposed Of
privately at bid prices. Range lambs brought
81 s095 s.; natives, s495 50. and prime fiocks.
s. TO
Receipts-Cattle. 1850; hogs. $500; sheep,
N.o9Q.
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Poultry and Game.

The week started in with five cars OF Eastern.
with more TO come. Sales were made at $50
20 for Hens. S4Gi 30 for young Roosters, 81 50
for old do, 50 50Q4 80 for Fryers and 81 30 tor
Broilers.
Arrivals OF Game were the heaviest thus far
this season. being 90 sacks for the morning
alone. Quotations were lower for most descrip-
tious.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, 13a14c for Cob
blers and i3Il4c for Hens. Young Turkeys. 15f3
1sc; Geese, per pair 81 50a1 70; Goslings 81 sc a
15; Ducks. s4G4 30 for old and s. seas for
young Hens. s4d5: Young Roosters. 50 25G3 30;
Old BOOSTERS. $40i 80: Fryers SSQ3 %: Broilers
s3G3 25 for large. s3G5 % for small; Pigeons,
81 25 per dozen for old and 81 5oq1 IS for
SQUADS.
GAME-ouafl. 81 75G2: Mallard. s5a7: Can
vasback. s6a9; Sprig, s. 5o33; Teal s. 5oT3;
Widgeo1. $2Ge 90: Small Duck. 81: Doves 75c
per dozen: Hare. ST so: Rabbits. 81 75G2: GRAY
Geese. SS64; White. 81 50: Brant s. 50f2 20:
English Snipe. s. so per dozen; Jack Saipe.
81 256I 80
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain BAGS. 7G714c: wool
Bags. 2SQ30c; Fruit Bags, &c. SIC and SIC for
the three grades OF white and TIC for bIeached
jute.
COAL-The market Is very strong and some
descriptions are higher. Wellington, IS per ton;
New Wellington, IS; Southheld Wellington,
81 so; Seattle. SC; Bryant. SIS; Coos Bay, s.;
Wallsend. IS: Scotch. -; Cumberland, SO 70 in
bulk and sl1 % in sacks; Pennsylvania An
thracite Egg. s13; Camel, IS 20 per ton; Rock
Springs and Castle Gate, So 60; Coke, s13 per
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. terms net cash. in 100-lb bags:
Cubes a Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5Ac: Pow
cered 5Ssc; Candy Granulated SC; Dry Granu-
lated, 47sc Confectioners A. 47sc: California
A. =, Magnolia A. 4jec: Extra c. 41c; Golden
c, &c; barrels 1-16c more; half barrels. &c
more; boxes, l2c more; 50-lb bags. nc more.
No order taken for less than IS barrels or its
equivalent. Dominoes. half barrels. SIC; boxes.
sac ID.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Another decline in Butter is noted and the
market is still tending downward. EGGS are
easy. but no lower Cheese shows no change
BUTTER
Creamery-Fancy Creamery. 2sG2sc; seconds.
27i2c
Dairy-Fancy. 25a2s; good to choice. 2ac;
store. nominal.
Picked roll, 22a24c: frkin. 21g22l4c; cream
cry tub. 22izG24c
Eastern-17QlSc for ladle packed and 25c for
Elgin; Oregon ladle, I71I9c per 10.
CHEESE-Choice mild new. liizc; old. 1o;%9
lie; Young America I11zc: Eastern. I44I5c
EGGS-Quoted at 25632I-c for store and 37Ik4
4oc per dozen for ranch: Eastern. 2S0S0c for
selected, 2592711c for No. I and 2O0z21sc for
seconds
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There was e good business in securities on
both sessions Of the Bond Exchange. The
principal activity was in Giant Powder which
sold al $50 506s4 62Iz. Oceanic Steamship sold
up TO $50 121z and Contra Costa Water TO
s7l S7i4
A dividend OF 80 cents per share was paid
yesterday by the Geary-street Railroad Com
pany.
The lie Roi Mining Company of Rossland.
B. c. has declared its first dividend since
the mine passed from Spokane ownership. The
dividend is shillings per share or CO. 600 TO
be paid November Z. It is also reported from
London that the company expects to pay divi-
dends monthly in the future.
The monthly report OF the Alaska Tread
well mine, rendered October o. shows $40
stamps crushed .407 tons of a value OF s6S $40,
with a saving Of 1888 tons sulphurets of a
value of s90.17S The ore averaged 81 50 per
ton. Gross receipts for the month were s167 :
0S7. and expenses S56 500. The fourth ouarterIy.
dividend Of the company was paid October %
making 100000 given to stockholders since
January /. The dividends are 37Ja cents ns-
share quarterly
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San Francisco data: Maximum temperature
So minimum. -, mean, -.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The pressure has risen steadily on the Pacinc
Coast except in the far north. There has been
g rise Of more than JwO-teuths Of an inch over
Northern California
The temperature has fallen over Utah, Ne
vada and Eastern California. Il is beginning
10 rise along the coast Of California
Rain has fallen generally over California
A maximum wind velocity of thirty miles per
hour from the southeast is reported at Fort
Candy and thirty miles per hour from the
northwest at Yuma.
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty
hours, ending midnight. October 81, 1893;
For Northern California-Fair Tuesday;
warmer in the interior; fresh westerly winds.
For Southern Caiifornia-Falr Tuesday fresh
westerly winds.
For Nevada-Cloudy Tuesday, with showers
ir the forenoon; warmer.
For J-tah-ShCwers Tuesday.
For Automatically Tuesday; probably light
showers.
For san Francisco and vicinity-Fair Tues
day souther.y, changing 70 light Westerly
wind. ALEXANDER t1- AC3LJiE,
Forecast Official
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London Market.

NEW YORK. Oct so-The Commercial Ad-
vertisers London financial cahlegram saws:
The markets here were cheerful in tone. closing
the top on the reports OF the fighting at
Ladysmlth Consols held firm.
The American department WIS conspicuous
being quite active and prices advancing rap
Idly on almost any bid There was some pub
lie buying Berlin was a free purchaser. The
end O. the session saw prices at the best OF
the day. The chief incentive was the belief
that the money corner had been turned Fa-
vOrltes were Louisville and Nashville, Atch
ison preferred and Southern preferred
Spanish IS reached SIS Tintos were as. and
Anacondas S7s-
The Bank OF England bought $40 600 gold in
German coin. 5000 IN bars and so, COO was
taken Tor an unmentioned destination There
was some Continental and Indian demand but
not supplied.
Money was easy and long bills wers freely
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Flour and MHStufS.

FLOUR-California family extras. s. eOd3 rs,
usual terms: bakers extras, 50 4oa3 80; Oregon
and Washington, So 40Q3 so per barrel for
extra. So 25q3 40 for bakers. and 81 25g3 for su-
perine.
NILLSTUFFS-Pr.ces in sacks are as fol-
lows, usual discount 10 the trade: Graham
Flour So % per 100 lbs; Rye Flour g 75 Rye
Meal g 50: Rice Flour, 81 Cornmeal. 81 80; ex-
ira Cream Corn Meal 50 25; Oatmeal 81 Is:
Oat Greats s. so: Eominy, SO 25G3 so: Buck
wheat Flour $4G4 %: Cracked Wheat, 50 75;
Fariua 81 90: Whole Wheat Flour, s. so; Rolled
Oats tbarrels). Sc 05G6 45: in sacks, s. S5q6 %;
Pearl Barley. IS; Split Peas, 81 80; Green Peas.
100 Ihs
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Hay and FeedStnfS.

The scarcity OF dry Hay is beginning TO be
seriously felt, and the expected advance has
occurred. Damaged Hay continues TO sell at
a pronounced discount
Feedstuns Stand as previously quoted
BRAN-S17 50G1s per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$I9d205 90 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled -Sarley, SIS 50G1e per
ton; OIL Cake Meal al the mill. S26a27; Joboing,
s2T 50GS2s: Cocoanut Cake, S20QH: Cornmeal.
s23 50024 90; Cracked Corn, S24Q25 Mixed Feed.
SIS 50Ql7: Cottonseed Meal. S2S per ton.
HAY-Wheat Ssd9 % for common to good
and slOGl0 80 for choice: Wheat and Oat, s. 50
al0; Got S7de. Barley. s5G7; Island Barley,
S5d6; Alfalfa, $5q7 per ton; Compressed, s. sea
30 per ton.
SIRAW-30G40c per bale
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

No change in Exchange and Siiger.
TTheat duA and logcer again Barley qmet
Oats firm Corn and Rye as previously quoted.
14nOttey ad9uncs in Hay. No change in FeedStHfs
Beans quiet but firm at precious prices.
Potatoes and Vegetables about the same.
Butter Io7cer again and 7ceak Eggs and Cheese unchanged
Figs cars of Eastern Poultry arri7ed.
Game lo7cer hndy larger receipts.
Oranges coming in from varions points.
Lemons quist and rather iOouer Lines unchanged
The last rain expected to finish Grapes.
Dried F,1Gts reported III good demand and fra.
Nothing ne1u in Pro01StonS
Meat narF4 hpldistlTbed.
Some kinds of Coal higher
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Hides, TdHoz0, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about 1c under quotations. Heavy salted
steers. 116Tl4c: medium. 101s; light sAc; Cow
: hides. 9l29lOc; Stays. 64aG7IAc; Salted Kip,
slac: Calf, 10c; Dry Hides sound, lie; culIs and
brands l3c; Dry Kip and Veal 15Ikal6c: Dry
Calf 17G1Sc; Sheepskins. yearlings, 2OG30c
each; short Wool 35G6oc each; medium, 7OG
s0c; long Wool, 90cGSl 10 each; Horse Hides,
salt. s2q3 for large and 81 25q1 50 for small;
Colts. 25G50c.
TALLOW-No. / rendered. 5Ika5&c per lb;
No 2 41zq5c; refined. -; grease, 3l4c
WOOL
Fall Clip-San Joaquin plains. 7lk99c; South
ern. 7G1ec; Middle County. 10Q12Ec; Humboldt
and Mendocino, 15d16c; Eastern Oregon. 11Gl5c;
Valley Oregon, 15GlSc; Northern Mountain.
free 11G13c: Northern Mountain defective ga
lie per 10.
HOPS-9dl2c per lb
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Visible Gram Supply.

NEW YORK. Oct 3O-The statement Of the
visible supply of grain in store and afoat on
Saturday. October 2S. as compiled by the New
York Produce Exchange is follows
Wheat-49 562, 600 bushels increase 1,00T 600
bushels; Corn-13. 7l6 coo bushels; decrease 1884,
GOO bushels. OATS. .912, 600 bushels; increase,
1I1.0O0 bushels. Rye 093 600 bushels: increase,
10000 bushels Barley s76 600 bushels; in
crease. 366 600 bushels
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Provisions.

CURED MEATS-Bacon, &c per lb for heavy,
e12G1Oc for light medium 1115c for light, 1Sc for
extra light and 13I2c for sugar-cured; Eastern
sugar-cured Hams. lac; California Hams bic;
Mess Beef, Sl1 per bbl; extra Mess, sI2 so;
Family. sl4; extra Prime Pork sl2 80; extra
clear. SIC so; mess, S15q15 80; Smoked Beef 12c
per III.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 6G61kc per Ib for
compound and nc for pure: half barrels, pure
Sc; 10-lb tins. SAC: 5-lb tins &C.
COTTOLENE-Tierces, 7@sq79sc per lb.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Prices stand the same.
BEEF-79714c per 10 for Steers and s14G7c
for Cows
VEAI-7a1oc per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers, 7lkasc; Ewes, 7G71kc
per ID.
LADIB-spring 71kdslzc per ID.
PORK-Live Hogs. 5i1c for small. 5lA75%c
for medium and 5Q5Lc for large: stock Hogs
and Feeders, Sc; dressed Hogs, 74s1zc.
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Beans and Seeds.

Quotations for Beans have been station
ary for several days. though dealers still
report he feeling firm. Any further advance
depends wholly on the demand from now on
BEANS-Bayos. s. 5oG2 60; small White 81 s.
az 20; large White s. S0e12 So; Pinks. 81 S5I
50 IS; Reds 50 5oa3 70; Blackeye, 81 90; But
ters s3: Lima s. sod5, Pea, g i643: Red
Kidneys. 81 6o62 20 per ctl
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 3a3hc; Yellow
Mustard. 4d4izc: Flax, nominal; Canary,
3isc per ID for California and &c for Eastern;
Alfalfa. nominal: Rape. 2lzd5c; Hemp, 4Q4lsc;
Timothy. 4GHkc.
S ner cfl.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-31
Ne7v York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. so-Sfoney on call. firm. at
ed3o per cent: last loan, 20 per cent: Prime
Mercantile Paper. 5G5l7 per cent; Sterling Ex-
charge easier. with actual business IN bankers
bills at 81 s6ss1+ SsS for demand and a; = ss}t
for sixty days; Posted Rates. 81 s4d4 S45a and
81 sSE4 ssh: Commercial Bills. 81 S2ls: Silver
Certificates. 5sQ5Sizc: Bar Silver. Sc: Mexican.
Dollars 47Ac. Government Bonds. strong:
State Bonds. inactive; Railroad Bonds. agn.