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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

The Clemson College team beat
80 College team in the foot ball
game in Columbia Thursday "a to
0.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

Charleston 5 gaia week. will
begin on the goth. The railroad.
have granted a rate of one-cent a
mile travelled from all parts of the
State. A number of attractions
are being provided for the week.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

We are glad to see Mr. II \ NJ
Steele, of the Dwight neighbor-
hood, who has been down with
fever several weeks, able to be
out again.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

10 lbs of Long Cotton Tobacco
is worth Is of any other kind at
the price. Sold by PORTER
BROS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

A fine shote belonging to Mr. j
Is Sims was shot and killed in his
pasture last Wednesday afternoon
by party going along the public
highway. MIR Sims, unless the
party comes and settles the dam.
ages, will institute proceedings in
the Magistrates court. ,Dl"l
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

Mr. and Mrs w l. Blackmon
have moved to this place and will
live with their son, Mr. S + Black
mon, on Dunlap street.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

Revs. w G Ewart, j l. Oates,
K Lee Robinson and r f Hough
are attending the ninety sixth ses>
sion OF the Associate Reformed
Synod of the South now in Sos
sion at Charlotte, N. G.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

Call at Funderburk & Co.'S for
fruits to make your THANKSGIVING
cake. Perry Bennett knows ex-
actly what you want.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

Lancaster county vas well rep
resented at the State fair, in Col
umbla, this week. The fair was
the best ever held.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

Mrs w A Rlakeney of kershaw,
spent this week with Mrs j w
Porter at this place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

Mr. r J Mackorell, who was
seriously wounded in the difficulty
last Monday, is improving, and
his speedy recovery now seems
probable. His father, Mr. j G.
Mackorell of BIackstock, and his
uncle, Capt j d McCarley, of
WinnSboro, who came over to see
him, returned home yesterday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

FRY n box of Long Cotton To-
hacco, best on the market for the
money. Sold by PORTER
BROS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

Died at Rock Hill, S. c., Nov.
8, 1899, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs w f Dunlap.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

MIR j + Stcwman hae moved
into the cottage of Mr. r + Wvlie
at the corner of Main and Elm
Streets.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

MIR Oliver BIackmon is arrang>
ing To add another room to his
residence.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-11

Two hundred acres of valuable
land is advertised by the Sheriff
to be sold the first Monday in
December.
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Time Ball.

Branch Hydrographic Office. U. s. N. Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. Cal.
November ls 1899.
The time ball on the tower OF the new Ferry
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, RaiSins.

The situation has not changed for some nttl.
time Deliveries to the East have been very
slow. owing 10 the scarcity OF cars. some ship
ments consuming 30 days between here and
New York. and the Eastern dealers are loud
in their complaints. The recent warm weather
in the East has operated against an active
market there.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. in sacks. 4Ac for
7o-S0's. Sc for s0-s0s and Zs.c for e0-lOos Apri-
cots. uQl3c for Royals. l2l4aIsc for Moor
parks and l2dl4c for Blenheims: Peaches 5G
sac for Standards. GG6izc for choice and 7c for
fancy; peeled Peaches. I2iaGlsc, Evaporated
Apples, 7s7z.c; Sun-drtec. 5If5isc per 10: Nee
tarlnes si-Gsc per ID FOR red; Pears. 6I4Gsc FOR
quarters and Sa1Oc for halves: Black Figs. 3ls
slsc White Figs. 4Gse; Bleached Plums. sasc :.
Unbleached Plums. 1G7l<e for ptted and lLc
for unDitted-
RAIsINs-Bleached Thompson s-Fancy. per
ID I0c: choice. SC: standard. Sc: prime c.: IN
bleached Thompsons. per 10. &c. Sultanas-
Fancy, per H. SIC: choice. nc: standard GIsc.
prime. SC: unbleashed Sultanas. SC: seeeless
5O-lb boxes, &c: 9-crown loose Muscatels &c.
3-crown. sc; 4-crown. &c; London LAYERS
2-crown, g. 80 per box: 3-crown. 81 50. Fancy
CLUSTERS. S2; Dehesa. s. 30: Imperial. e. al
prices are T. o. b. at common shipping points
in California
NUTS-Chestnuts. sG12Ikc: walnuts. ea1Oc fo-
standards and l0iHdILc for softsheil. Al
rnonds. l2Gl3isc for paper-shell. l0TIic FOR soft
and 5dec for hardshell; Peanuts, -. Q6a.c FOR
Eastern and sc for California: Brazil Nuts
7i.GS11c; Filberts, nkql2c; Pecans I0gIlc;
Cocoanuts. 81 50Ga
HONEY-Comb. 11i1c for bright and loI4c for
light amber: water white extracted 7IfpT1Ec.
ught amber extracted. eikd7c: dark SIC Der II
BEESwAX-24ff2sc per 10.
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Drca Frrt ~ Nc.g York.

Man rarfces s-- Sew york say:
There is -tte .hr-ee .- the condition q
the market ez-.lt prices are tending upward
o- r---e rar.e.t.s and ths- prices are nr1nls
t-fd r- -r -Er-r .s .---e attempt on the
-..-t ~ holders 81. t.--e t1e market and 70
.-e ts --a--r concessions. Buyers are noi
a-rtors q s a- Her can to 60 attend %
-,,st- se-lrs-.... uE.ch are very heavy N
.....--.-t.-.- r..a.t -a.slls. Corslrnrure C.
-r-f t.- r.-st varieties is increasing, blt %
..- t.e . r. -e increase in prices
.Fr t.. afrelr t1 present problems ior
t...-. ar..- are characte-lstic ~ no other
..... -s tremendous y.ell reported early
. -t. sscsr- has dwlnlled 20 almost nothing
-r-rr o. present reports. u is s-il max
cars can be picked up Cut - hrst HANDS
-at-r hcre ana tle coast There e some
.-..- expressed regarding ne tr-th ot tAls
.I.rer-. llt i- ls said g oe A-theHiic
.rIee are good ~ re-ry tn.e year q -e-7-
..f-.r -fa- lslll. because canned peaches are
.,.t.-err wanting. and bakers ana c.ntet-- i-Tf7
- H..r.-- .--a .f.eral.r rt Cri-1 Eus-s =
--. -. .--r nl-h an Upward tendency
..f- a-a scarce. It ts doubtful u there
rrer Eu--s lrE "a here ln
.. .-t-r -ec-al hand holders are rr-n IN
....- r-l rhere is llffie Cr no business
.r- here ard -Lere "a feW orders
.ta ccrs-urticn-
.-s abort tfe sa-le as previously
r.-re show lir-ie rr1nEe and buy
L. cr.-lrar- rlNe.- snail. Inefe
ut tle f1u- sizes 20 be ha1- ana
sizes are an hell az premium
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The gold import point. and TIE making OF pre-
lininary arrangements for shipments of Lon
G r. The local money market was also led
t1 sporadic supply. due 20 special railroad
bond operation But this casual supply of
money had tle effect of easing the money
market So far as % affect the sterling eN-
chaise rate. which rose promptly away from
gl-d import point thus disappointing eNpec-
iAilons ot relief from that quarter and caus-
ms a reactlouary tendency Of stocks. The
money situation had improved BY Wednesday
lEf sources and the relaxation IN the demands
q the sub-treasury the local money supply.
Under these conditions the stock market was
flpe Tor an active speculative movement. which
was precipitated BY the appearance of the
treasury circular. Sales 20 take profits were
On a considerable scale. hut were eagerly alb
horhed and the large Commitments made In
various stocks made u manifest that the in
creased money supply was being rapidly d.
Nerfed 20 an expansion OF credits FOR purposes
~ speculation in stocks. The extent 10 which
the treasury's offer OF bond redemption has
been already availed ~ Is not easily explained
IN comparison With the elirht regp6nse 10 the
offer 20 anticipate the fiscal years Government
bonds interest. Less than eight per cent ot
the total amount of interest thus offered has
been taken. Notwithstanding the continuance
of money strinEency IN New York. There has
been some recent accumulation of Government
bonds by New York banking interests. partly
IN the hope that they would become available
as security for additional Government deposits
and partly IN the hope that the Government
would commence buying bonds
United States new - advanced "a, the 3
= = In The bid price for the week.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Nov. s-Trading in wheat was
exceptionally dull, and the price was within
a range OF sc throughout the session. with IN.
changing OF December for MAY contracts fpe
only feature. The spread was at one time AZ
HiAc, narrowing at the close TO 4isc The
opening was firm. &c over yesterdays close
December at s7itq6I.c and May at TlLG7l1c
This strength was only attributable to the
smaliness Of receipts and the denial OF the re-
port received yesterday that I.O01 900 bushels
ot Duluth wheat was billed FOR this market
This wheat VIII be put in cheap storage in
Georgian Bay elevators. disappearing from
public stocks. The weeks stocks were about
half those Of the corresponding period LAST
year. To-day's news was not potentlv inhuen-
fial and on the strength OF the expected de-
crease in the worlds shipments OF a million
bushels next week and an increase OF local
stocks Of 10000 bushels. the market eased OF
from the opening. closing z shade under yes
terdRy. May, 7ld7lh and December SIC
Corn Was steady. influenced early by the ini-
tial strength OF wheat and held BY an i'm
provement In the cash demand December
closed steady, shade lower at slzc May
closed unchanged at 227sc. Oats were steady
but dull trading being done within a RANCE
OF &c. Country offerings were freer but the
market did not reflect this December closed
idc higher and May closed unchanged
Provisions were steady, but the volume Of
trade very light January pork closed PIC
lower at s45; January ribs and lard UNCHANGED
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Notices to Mariners.

Point Pinos. Cal-Notice is hereby given that
the Point Pines whistlng buoy. entrance Mon
terey Bay Cal. has gone adrift. AT last ac-
counts the buoy was about a mile and o. half
south Of Point Pinos lighthouse. close irshlr-.
II will be recovered and replaced az the earliest
moment practicable. By order of the Light
house Board. U. SEBEEE.
Commander. u. :. N Inspector Twelfth Light
house District
Notice is hereby given of the following
changes In aids 90 navigation. which affect the
Lis. of Beacons and Buoys Pacific Coast 1899.
Columbia River; Main ship channel from
Tongue Point o. Jim Crow Point UaEs s0l-f.u
side 81 Channel buoy No. 6ir. r-i-hrst-class
spar was established on November o.. in q feet
of water. Beacon q. post ugut y. by a. u r.
Beacon 2. post light s by W.. Tongue Point Q-.
tangentJ :. :. ". a ".
Coast of Washington: Entrance g. Grays
Harbor pages IS and c3l-Outsile bar whistlirg
buoy. red. marked "Guys Harhlr'' lu white
letters. was moved Novemher H. and is NV
mo0red In 20 feet % water about 81. miles OUT
side the bar Lone tree on Damon Point ~ ~ r.
e F.: Grays Harbor lighthouse +. y. +. a. r.
WLlapa Bay lighthouse. s. r r II Outer buoy.
a black and white perpenliculariy strlned first
class can. was moved November 70. AMI il now
moored in % feet of water IN the outer edge q
the bar. Lone tree on Damon Point. n ~ r.
= z: Grays Har5or Lighthouse. + = y: VIII
lapa Bay lighthouse. 5. z. = =. By order % the
Lighthouse Board r.. ID TAUS~IG
Commander. O. s. y: Inspector Thirteenth
Lighthouse District.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

wHEAT-There was no change in the market,
either on or OF cali. Chicago was quieter. with
local selling against calls. which checked the
advancing tendency. There were more buyers
than sellers. The interior movement still de-
creased The increase in the visible supply
was expected 10 be comparatively small
Spot Wheat-Shipping. Sl4l 0lA; milling.
81 03aGI osh.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Sesslon-s:15 o'clock-Aiay-soco ctls.
81 0s 60O0 81 0eis.
Second Session-May-e0o0 ctls s. 0sh; 5000
81 0si. December-200O. 81 o..
Regular Morning Session-May-34.o0o 600 ctls,
81 0sL
BARLEY-stagnatior still characterizes the
market and prices are unchanged
Feed, 75GS2i4c: Brewing and Shipping grades.
s7ikde2ikc; Chevalier. nominah
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-s:15 oclock-No sales
Second Session-Seller. 5000 ctls Ssc; 1000.
Ssi.c; 2000. S3isc: 20o0. $3.50.
Regular Morning Session-No sales
OATS-The market very dull yesterday
al unchanged quotations.
White-si l0Gl 30: Red 81 07IkG1 l7ia: GRAY
81 O7dI i7iL: Black 97i1cdsl 10
CORN-Eastern large Yellow. 81 05a1 o7Ls .
white, s. o5gl ON; mixed, 81 o2ie91 O5 per ctl
RYE-s7ncGt1 on per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quoted at 81 soaz Is per ctl
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EASTERN MARKETS
. Nslu York Sfock Market.


NEW YORK. N1v u-T-he notable thing in
t1-lay's stock market was The small range o.
prices considering thrh extent o. the activity
and fhe wide distribution of the dealings.
Thcre Fas continuous demand during the
phoie % the two hours session. with a
constant supply. which looked like realiz-
lle ant which hell The market back from
ary advances. tut which was discontinued
"rh signs of reaction. The absorption of
D.. fslmcre ard Chi9 preferre1 continued on a
.-laass scale AID nftes the stock point.
SUGAR was also notably strong as were the
. local traction shares auc some Of the metal
'.f' oel1s. Glucose rose ~ Minneapolis and 81.
L8lis preferred gained ~. The large advance
. .s. Ecrar invites active realizing and 8alti-
more and ohio was affected hy the same cause.
Ihe haaE ftafemcnt Nes 80 e.pwed By q s-ght
-.rad fke E.Grket closed easy a. mixed net
rllurfs Ile r-curelaf4on in the proportion q
.-..---.i.,-r -rfs rnr, az over & 81 60a u,sirh
.ts been pad o. fhf market by the sub-treas-
sy in fh- ilft three days for bond redemp-
. g 'af seems q inl almost n9 reieci4on IN me
rent 90 tie other hand The showing or
l..a contraction ls believed p be eKagEcr-
atl a. uat process came early IN period
81 su-rrIrrt SUMS - targets. a.Iset tie eariicr
ur IrrHtafe fhe Gosh gains rrl t1 nFerstate fhe
'nan rolu-t lu, tte re-l, iion n itr aetct in
f.fnatlrl. which las been l-s characterlsflc Tor
f.me time FasL was einl basic during th-s
week Tie circular ~ The recrltarg - the
Frcarury. -ncring ~ redeem s.t.rlgo Of Gov
fUlmelt bonds ~ Wcfncfdav'E market prices
raf issued after trnllng nae ceased on We'd
Ul Thursday Tor outburat cf animation and
lu1rBnf rise IN prices and the stock market
cf tfe week on Monday the opening licuida-
ff1n in- expectation of lean contraction by the
90 fn-Tiue reaer-ves was promptly checked by
HE sudden drop IN sterling exchange 70 near
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Decidn0nS and Citrus Fruits.

There is no particular change in anything.
Oranges. Lemons and Lines quiet and gen
orally weak. Common Apples are slow OF sale.
The few ounces left are generally poor and
not wanted. Receipts Of Berries are sleu-
der.
DECIDCOUS FRUITS
Apples, S5G65c per box for common. 75c9S for
good and 81 Z54l 50 for choice
BERRIES-Strawberries si2 per chest FOR
small and s3d4 for large berries: Raspber-
ries. s5Gs per chest; Blackberries. IS; Huckle-
ssgs 80; Coos Bay Cranberries, 81 75Q2 per box.
Persi;nmOns. 50G75c per box.
Grapes. 4eg75c per box; crates. 50dS5c.
Winter Pears. 5Uc4u % per Dox.
Ounces. 5Ga15c per box.
Pomegranates. 5OQ75c per small box and 81 20
per large box
CITRUS FRUITS-Naval Oranges. s373 30 per
box: Seedlings. 81 2562 90: Grape Fruit. S1a2 80:
Lemons T5cqS1 80 for common and S2d3 50 for
good 10 choice; Mexican Lines. 50 5OQ4 90 Ba-
nanas. NG2 80 per bunch; Pineapples. sld2 80
doz.
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Ne1U York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-FLOUR-Receipts. 14
20 barrels. exports. u2o barrels: quiet. but
steady. Winter patents. 50 60as 75: winter
straights. s. 4og3 IS: Minnesota patents. s. 75p
= winter extras. 81 6oG2 S5: Minnesota bakers.
s. Sd3 Ia winter low grades. s. 25a2 40
NHEAT-Receipts, 81. 055 bushels; exports.
l4o.ls5 bushels. Spot-Easy: No 2 red. 7ss.c
Z O. b. ahoat: No red. 7I7sc elevator on
uons-Opened hrm al &c net advance on unex-
lectedly higher cables. local covering and small
North " estsrn receipts, but advancing &c more.
turned weaker owing 70 realizing. and closed
easy, with prices unchanged 10 &c higher.
March. l55s Q15 l5-l6c. closed 75ssc MAY Is ll-ls
q ~ i-tee, closed 75@.c; December. 72a72isc.
HoPs-Quiet: State. common 10 choice. 1886
cron. tc lesl crop. nominal; lSss crop. I09I3c.
racine Coast. Isss crop. 4a6c; 1897 crop nom
ma is ~ eroP lgl4c Pacific Coast and State.
HIDEs-Firm: California, p TO 25 pounds.
WOOL-steady; domestic fleece. ua25c.
LEAD-Brokers. price FOR lead is 81 40. and
CQFFEE-options closed steady. with prices
unchanged 70 10 points higher. Sales Il 500
bags, including January. s. 80: March. $ 81.
May $ g.; July. $ 20. September. s5 70q5 $
spot-Flo. quietcr: No. invoice. ss.c; No. :
Joe6ing o1.e. MID, quiet; Cordova- 6a.dll&c.
BID. oentrifusal. sc test &c bid molasses
=. fseaned--s'sssdy; No. 6. 4Ac: No. :. 7-lsc;
y. l-lsc: No =. 4c; No q. &c: No u. l5-isc;
mold \, 1-ltc. standard A. l5-lec: confec-
toners 4, la-l6c: cut loaf 5 slice: crushed
n-l5c: powdered. 5i.c; gTanulated. ; i3-isc:
cubes. : 5-lcc.
BUTTER-Receipts. 2So1 packages: strong
d24i1c; factory. l5ss6l7c.
EGGS-Recelpts. 61Z5 packages; steady West
ern un2raded al mark. l4Geoc
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK. Nov. Is-California dried
fruits.
EFAPORATED APPLES - Common. s67c.
prime wire tray. 7%aSc; choice. si4Gsikc; fancy
PRUNES-s14Isisc.
-APRICOTS-Royal. l5dl5c; Moorpark, 15d1sc.
PEACHES-Peeled. 2oG22c; unpeeled 7ilSfioc.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags. 7a7Ac; Wool
Bags. 2sa30c; Fruit Bags. &c. SIC and exc for
the three grades Of white and 7izc for bleached
jute.
COAL-Wellington. IS per ton: New yelling
Bryant. SC; Coos Bay. s.: wallsend IS; scotch
-; Cumberland. 50 70 in bulk and sll p In
sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg si3: Can
mel 50 80 per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
Gate. 50 60: Coke. sls per ton IN bulk and SIS
in sacks
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com.
pany quotes. terms net cash In lOo-Ib hays,
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed, sac; Pow.
dered. 6-sc; Candy Granulated, &C. Dry Granu-
lated. 43sc: Confectioners A. 47+c: California A
=; Magnolia A, ilsc; Extra c, l:sc; Golden
c. &c; barrels, l-l6c more; half-barrels i.c
No order taken for less than rs barrels or its
equivalent. Dominoes. half-barrels SIC; boxes
SIC per 10.
LUMBER-The Reaper took for SYDNEY sao
s2O feet redwood. Sl.s24 feet pine and 20 Oi.
feet doorstock.
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will pay dividend OF 10 cents on the I'd
The Spring Valley Water Company viii pay
q dividend OF 42c per share tomorrow.
The New York and Honduras Rosario Mining
Company has declared a dividend Of loc per
share, payable tomorrow.
The dividend OF the Boston and Montana
Copper Company will be paid tomorrow. Ihe
amount is s. 225. 900. The Anaconda Copper
Company Of Montana paid dividend OF $500 =
900 on the ist.
The Homestake mine will pay the regular
monthly and extra dividends OF 25c per share
on the 18th. The amount Is $4,000
At a meeting Of the Home OIL Company al
Selma on the 10th dividend OF $50 per share
was declared and SIG per share was carried
over 10 December. II also decided 70 in
crease the capital stock from 100 70 00l0
shares, and 20 remove the offices 70 San Fran
cisco. r. A. Clark OF the Hearst estate and
Walter Scott Of Selma were chosen directors,
replacing Messrs. Chanslor and Garfield. who
IL is reported. are going into oil lands north OF
San Francisco. The company also decided 10
sink two wells at once.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-19
Specie MOVenreHt at Ne7U York.

eCclpts-cattie. 800; hogs. 5000; sheep, 1000.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Light trading ia Stocks and Bonds
Si'-cr frrner Exchange as before
Bank oeariHgs gain heavily during the 7usek.
Wheat and Barley qaet aHd not materially changed
Oats, Corn Gnd Rye as previously quoted
hay depressed and quiet. Aiddlings declined.
Potatoes and Onions Gboa the same
Tomatoes gird the market
Ranch Eggs very scarce and firm.
bnifer and Cheese III ample supply and unchanged.
F0"lfvy nominal Game heavier supply and lO7ver.
Oranges, Lemons and Lines quiet at precious prices
Dr'ed FrGt trade hamPeei BY scarcity of cars.
Pr071sioHS IN moderate demand at the old quota onS
HOPS hard 10 mOve. TaI07U easy
Wool and Hides IN acti7s demand and finn
Hogs 1ery firm at the div1uce
Se5rdl descriptions of Beans still higher
Increased shipments of QGcksilver from this port
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-.- Francisco lata. NaE-ll-,Il temperature
. . ....a. u..r.rllrr. ra-a1. s-
r.I.rR CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
r.r.-. storm .r UeltraI tonight over tte
.. E.U. ..afr. storm signals arr 4-s-
.' .r t|. entire r.att r.rfh = r1a
Information signals are llsIli3 p
...r f rrr -are.fco- n fiii. -N- Ft17,.
r.-H.r... no F.r . el wine. ..ufE ilr ciasi
.f ..rrer.as weather near ffe NOUN - l-e
..... E..er. Iae f--l0r.rg h.El winds ere
Ert Da.nF. - miles jog hour. .in
b.. s.---.aft. portland 81 miles, from me
81. rrssrere h1s faiien nearly 6 Of an inch
r..r .are IlatterI l-.ilE tle past tNettl -ipur
....-. There age 1.lcat.onf ffat tfe fiofin
.... r.r. rar Il.r eastward. tuf itt clierte Nll-
-. f.t .- fle coast as gar f0uta as san Fran
..... A ra-r.an of LES inches be- reported az
81 r.rart -nale M san Francifco for thirty
..lra fr-lrr uIirlEtt. November y;
rrr Northern taIIf0 f0rnIa--tl1uly sunday
u.rf rain Ir rcrr bern and central pcruons high
E.I.fl le.eetrrlv winds cn the coast
ZIP lthrru cellr0-rla--l,4 -l,4ludy sunday
Ir.sf a.rt halstc-iv winds IN the coast
r- Nlrafa-Cl0ulv sunday probably rain
.r fhr a.Ttlerr portion
F0r Tflh-llnuaT sunday warmer
rH- ArIzrrc-I'flr sunday
Frr san FrlD-lsca and vlciriiy-Elcudy sun
.rr probably showers, hlrh sCufhnesterly
r.-ls ALEXANDER g. McADIE.
Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-19
Foreign Futures.
Chicago Livestock Market.

CHICAGO Nov. B.-CATTLE-Notwithstan
ing receipts this week were the third largest Of
the year, the best native cattle have sold the
highest for November since 1889. This week
witnessed a triumph for the Texas feeding
cattle market. when Texas raised and fed cat
tie brought Sc 55 per 100 pounds. Chicago also
paid this week the highest price for Western
range cattle since 1891 viz, S so per 100 pounds
Cattle were steady and generally unchanged
Strictly fancy quotable at SC 1907: good to
choice, 8 50Gis 90 poor 10 medium, 81 5cd5 30:
mixed stockers. S3d3 70: selected feeders "a 25d
80; good 70 choice. 50 75d4 50; heifers 50 s095:
Gamers, S2q5; bulls. S2 4oa5 30; calves t4q7 25:
$ 25d4 p; Western range beeves, s4d5 30
HOGS-Market steady 70 a shade lower Good
clearance: tops, A o.: mixed butchers SO s0G
O5; good 10 choice heavy. s. S564 O5: rough
heavy. s. 75Q3 IS; light, 50 75G3 s7ik: bulk OF
sales. s. e0Gs S.
sHEEP-Market about steady: prices IN
changed. Native wethers. 50 1874 50: lambs s.
a. q Western wethers. IS s094 10: Western
lambs. 81 60a5 10
keceipts-Cattle. 800: hogs l5 GOO. shean 1nnn
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-19
Poultry and Game.

Game was lower yesterday. owing 70 larger
receipts and considerable csrried-over stock
from Friday.
Poultry was nominal. as usual on Saturday.
Several cars OF Eastern 20 on early in the
week
POCLTRY-Live Turkeys, 13G14c for Cob
blers and 15d14c for Hens; Young Turkeys, 149
!Sc; Dressed Turkeys I5g1sc: Geese. per pair.
81 5Ogl 70; Goslings, 81 50gl rs; Ducks. S4Gi 20
Ior TG Old % and t5qs for young; Hens "a 5eq5 20:
Fryers. s4d4 50; Broilers. s. 50d4 for large. S39
90 Tor small: Pigeons. 81 Is per dozen for old
and 81 75G2 25 for Squads.
GAME-Quail s2q2 So Mallard. ssa10; Can
yasback. tsGl2; Sprlg. ;4ds: Teal. 50 5094;
Midseon. s5gS 5o Small Duck, g 5ca3; Doves.
I5cdN per dozen; Hare. 81 25dl 30; Rabbits.
81 50d2; Gray Geese. Sc 5OQ4 30: White. 81 50G
] 80; Brant. ma; English Snipe, 81 50 per
dozen; Jack Snipe 81 25a1 80.