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Hides, Tdllo7o, Wool and Hops.

The hrTnness and activity IN Hides and Wool
continue and lots sold soon as they ar
rive Hops continue dull and weak
HIDES AND SKINS-CuIIs and brands sell
bout 1c under quotations. Heavy salted steers
i1Hc: medium. 1Oikc: light lOc: Cowhides. iOR
Dry Hides. sound. 1sc; culls and brands
lac: Dry Kip and Veal Ice; Dry Calf 1Sa
1ec; Sheepskins. year.inss. 20a35c each: short
Wool s5l6cc each; medium 70ffsOc. long Wool
SlG1 25 each: Horse Hides. salt. 81 80 for large
and Sldl 80 for small: Colts Soc
TALLOW-No. ! rendered, &c per lb No
&c: refined. SIC: grease. PIC.
WOOL
Fall clip San Joaquin plains sTshc: South
ern sG10c: Middle County. fOd12ikc: Humboldt
and Mendocino l5a1sc; Eastern Oregon, l2ai5c:
Valley Oregon. l5Qlsc: Northern Mountain
lie per lb.
HOPS-7d10c per h.
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7
Il rf-fr, e
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
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A Hard Times Party.

Last Friday night Alfarata Council OF
the Degree OF Pocahontas, Improved Or
der Of Red Men, had a hard times party
in Laurel Hall OF the Shiels building. The
hall was so crowded that Il uas alnaost
Impossible 10 dance, but there was a
great deal OF enjoyment. Nearly all who
attended were attired in old and ragged
garments. and the gathering was like an
assemblage Of Weary Willies and Ragged
Salies. A committee decided that Thomas
best representatives Of hard times, so
awarded each a prize. During the even
ing Miss Cheney, Mr.. Calender and Mrs
Lake favored with vocal solos. There was
q long programme Of dances under the
direction Of Charles Long, floor manager,
assisted 10y Mrs. A. NJ. Belts. Mrs. Hattie
James. Mrs. +. ]. Lake, J. ID. Herman, J.
G.. Smith and Walter Doxey.
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Chicago livestock Market.

CHICAGO Nov. 25 - CATTLE Generally
steady at q decline. November receipts largest
since 1894. Good TO choice, s. soar; poor to me-
dium, s4a5 rs: mixed stockers ss c5Qs rs; Sc
lected feeders 81 2OG4 IS; good 10 choice cows
So 50G4 25 heifers SO 25Gf co; Gamers 81 75d3.
bulls 50 25fi4: calves s46l7: fed Texas beeves
81 25d5; grass Texas steers. So 25a4; Western
range beeves. S4G5 %.
HOGS-Active. shade lower. Good clearance.
heavy. 81 S5GD3 97Il rough heavy. So 75as sou:
light SO 75dS 90; bulk of sales So s5flS 90
SHEEP-Market steady for both sheen and
lambs Largest November receipts on RECORD.
Native wethers 50 GOA 40; lambs, s46I5 %:
Western wethers. SO 7594; Western lambs, 81 80
as 20.
Recepts-CattIe, 400; hogs. 1900; sheep 500.
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Chosen Friends.


The visit OF the grand councillor and
other grand officers TO Fairmount and
Home councils, which met in Joint ses-
sion in the hall OF the former recently,
was great success and resulted in much
good. After the meeting refreshments
were served.
Last week Grand Councillor Saw
age and Grand Recorder Wallis visited
Germania Council and on Thursday they
visited Social Council. when the new
amendments were fully explained TO each
council. On Friday there was q visit 10
Unity Council IN Oakland and with IL met
members from the other councils in Oak
land and those OF Berkeley. Alameda and
Golden Gate.
seventy-two of the 18 members Of the
council in San Jose have made applica-
ton 10 be enrolled under the new table Of
rates. Last Tuesday this council gave
an entertainment and dance which was a
great success.
Golden Gate Council on last Friday had
an initiation and there was considerable
talk under good OF the order also the
nomination OF officers for the ensuing
term.
Grand Councillor Savage has returned to
his home after having visited twenty-five
councils in six weeks time.
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odd Fellows and Rebekahs.

Owing 20 unexpected business arising
zee grand master was unable 20 make
certain vistacicns he had announced. so
last Wednesday night Deputy Grand
Master Watson and Assistant Grand Sec
rotary clifford visited the lodge at Niles.
Grand Warden Nichols and Grand Secre-
tary shaw uade visitations 10 lodges in
Placer County. The grand master ex-
rectcd 20 meet them in Dutch Flat last
night and from there continue on his
visits.
Encouraging reports from the various
Cncampmcnts are SIN being received.
The Ladies Auxiliary and San Francis
CO Rebekah Drill Corps viii give social
ga the banquet hall OF the odd Fellows
building next Friday night. Dancing viii
commence at $50 .. n. and during the
evening refreshments VIII be served
Loyal Lodge OF the Rebeizahs will this
week send 70 the Orphans Home a box
81 nEAEArEAA srIA.A Ih4nkGeasasag =
Offering. II q short time this lodge viii
give an entertainment for that home and
Viii charge as an admission some useful
article. principally linen or article Of
wear.
On Th.S1ksgfving n,ght the lodges of
Los Angeles viii tender President Mrs.
Helen Carpenter of the California Assem-
lIT "a reception and supper
1frs. Carpenter viii 70 10 Boiie IN the
dole Of December for the purpose Of
sttElug a new lodge there.
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KNIGHTS of the Maccabees.

At the last held review Of San Francisco
Tent there was a large attendance OF
members present, also many visiting Sir
Knights. There being but little business
10 transact the greater portion Of the
evening was taken up In the discussion
Of the initial hop TO be given by the Uni
form Rank of the tent and to matters
that come under the head Of good OF
the order" The discussion was ioined i'm
by visitors as wei! as by members.
on the 25th Of last August Anton w
Rettig was admitted into Golden West
Tent a member by initiation, and AT
that time was IN perfect health He had
a wife and child and was a comparative
stranger in this city. In the latter part
OF September he awoke In the night COM
planning Of pain In the throat and shortly
thereafter expired from suffocation caused
by an internal abscess. The widow and
child were left without any means what
ever and without one TO appeal to- eN.
cept those who In the tent stood instead
OF friends They We're the only ones 10
aid her in her bereavement. and although
all strangers 10 her, the fraternal feel
ing which bound them TO her late hu,
band made them her friends in the hour
Of need. A few days since n check was
received for the amount OF protection hes
late husband had secured. This is one OF
many Instances that occur TO prove how
beneficial fraternal beneficiary societies
The entertainment that was given in
B'ne Birth Hall last Tuesday night by
Golden West Tent was one that attract
60 an dlAltH1c LlldA llilth llle main nali.
The committee on entertainment-Dr. D.
T. Msllaby. George Freeman, Il. II.
Lascy and O. n. Parker-presented a pro
gramme that had the following numbers:
Musical speciality. l.. F. Klein: ragtims
specialties. Baby Devine; barytone solo.
frank W. Thompson: bell SOLO Harry A
Patten; dancing speciality, Baby Devine,
]. y. Francis Mandolin Orchestra, Caj
Maccabee March (Patten). Cb) Poet and
Peasant OSuppe) soprano solo. Cecile
Won Seiberlich.
The specialties by Baby Devine won the
audience, which showed It's appreciation
of the child wonder by loud and frequent
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Ancient order Workmen.

Memorial Lodge at its meeting last
,orlly night nominated the following
r-aed officers: EHrry Maskow. NJ. W,
d. Weiselhuuer. r: q. A. Harlocher. y:
J.nes Wallace. c.. =. Wase-dou J. W:
.l4 u. T.. Mccarthy, o. W This lodge
las received tLe checks for the beneli-
a.-Iiea n ~. BarthOlG and - Packsher.
Herman schaIner. recorder Of Memo
r.al Lodge. has devised a new kind Of mn
uta BOOK. which IS 50 simple that any
Ote can Keep complete and accurate
lllnrQ ui lle proceedings OF the lodge
aAa lls finances of the evening and have
tAen ~. written ~ the moment the
master workman declares the lOuge
l.nee1. Oh each sheet there are q mum
r.r ~ printed blanks and spaces for the
-a lie most comprehensive and concise
l.rllod ~ minutes" ever devised.
.A. cAttHs..i. cDLlIL-iiec tor san Fran
cisco was organized last week composed
~ tae district deputies, the special dep
.tes iar this city ard one representative
-Ilu ea-n ot the tAirty-three local lodges
Deputy Grand Master DaAforth was
N.tIlr4 Ila4f man and ~ alter MallOy Sec
IefaI1 ~ NE new organization. a meet
lae viii ae held tomorrow night 10 re-
Celve tLe Delegates from these lodges
4Ila body Nll have for its purpose The
eAI,.aa of The order and Restoring 10
member mp those who may have been
hle pended.
Tie many friends of Mrs. Kate NJ Po-
laIl. rae grand recorder OF the Degree
of lo1or. VIII be pleased TO learn that
Ele ih improving.
Tile eI frtalnment given last week by
Silver spray Lodge. Degree OF Honor Ia
l-Acels4or hall, was one Of the most sue
Ceasiul Affairs ever given Ia that Eall
The audience crowded the hall 10 It's ca
paolty ana all enjoyed the programme
prasented which Included songs. rec.ta-
lous eno uanciug. The numbers were by
tle Misses GraDer,- Pearl Miller, the
Misses WALSH. Walter Malloy and sam
EH0th There was q dance tl midnle ht
and refreshments. Mrs. Walter MaIloy
WAS Tie pianist for the evening and gave
Ifoof that she is a first-class musician
49, Hel as a charming singer
Ivy Lodge OF Oakland had a pleasant
cntertalument last Wednesday night
Friendship Lodge viii celebrate its nine
tcenth anniversary next Wednesday night
by a high Jinks ia its lodge room. Re
corder Frank j.. Mcguire has charge OF
the arrange genlents FOR the evening, and lac
lKll4 have a. xOOl Drograrnme.
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The unmarried ladies Of Alta Parlor last
evening entertained the married ladies of
that organization with a farce entitled
Trapped" Mary Noonan, the financial
secretary. took the part OF Dick Roy. the
hero, and looked exceedingly chic in gar
ments of the other sex: Mabel Miller, the
first vice president, made an admirable
Janette; Mamie Mccarthy, second vice
president. as Nellie Troy gave the impress
sion that she was natural born actress.
and Louise Auradon was q charming
French waiting maid. This advertisement
was greatly appreciated, and the married
ladies viii at a future date return the
compliment. After the farce there was
icecream and cakes for the entire mem
bershlp.
Woodland Parlor last Tuesday evening
after the close OF business gave an enter
tsinment 10 its friends, and there were
many present. The entertainment COM
mittee consisted OF Misses Hattie Lee,
Maggie Smith Lulu Shelton, Katie ST.
mons, Rose Hachmann and Mesdames
Hiliker. Fenner and Leake. The princi-
pal feature Of the evening was the work
ing Of buttonholes within a given time.
The best was by Miss Jennie Morris. who
was awarded a prize. There were also
games and then a banquet in tastefully
decorated hall
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Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Saturday. November IS
stmr Noyo, johnson. Is hours from Fort
Bragg.
stmr Crescent City. stoekneth. Al hours from
Crescent city.
L stmr Sherman Grant. Is days from Ma
Mia. via NaEasah IS days.
Br stmr Wellington. Salmond, days from
COmlN.
Brig Galree. Dinsmore. "a DAYS from Tahiti.
Schr Ocenn Spray. Nyman. days from Iver-
sens Landing.
CLEARED.
Saturday November g.
Jap stmr Nippon Maru. Allen. Honolulu YO-
kOhama and HongkonE: " II Avery.
SAILED.
Saturday. November 75.
Stmr Pomona. Parsons. Eureka.
Stmr Point Arena. Hensen. Mendocino.
Stmr Washtenaw. Zolling. Tacoma
Stmr Alex Duncan, Nopander. southern coast.
Jap stmr Nippon Maru. Allen. H0ngkong aud
Yokohama. via Honolulu.
ship Arthur Sewall. Murphy. London
Br bark Invercauld. Jackson. Queenstown
Br ship Province, Jones. Queenstown.
Br ship Duchalburn. Forbes Queenstown.
Bark Amy Turner. Wyland Hllo
Schr Maggie Russ. kallcnb.rE. Olympia
Schr Henry Wilson. Johnson Grnys Harbor.
Schr Roy Somers. Soiland. Grays Harbor.
~
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The majority OF changes were unimportant
Baltimore and Ohio and Union Pacific issues
were strong and there was a very large de-
mand for Pennsylvania. a part OF which was
10 cover local options and a part buying for
American account. Between ten and twenty
thousand shares Of the stock were bought Cop
per shares were easier Anacondas being
quoted at sb and Bostons at l lie.
Money was easy but discounts were hrner
the rate for short bills advancing u
CLOSING.
LONDON Nov 25.-Canadian Pacinc s75z ::
Erie 1874; Union Pacific preferred 7e7t; North
ern Pacific preferred. 77A: Atchison. 23j5;
Grand Trunk, ~; Anaconda eS: bar silver
q 3-led per ounce; money 3a3h per cent.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Butter Is now well cleaned UP and higher
again. Cheese shows no change.
EGGS are as previously quoted. though ranch
Eggs are dragging at the high prices
BUTTER.
Creamery-Fancy Creamery. 25Gesc; seconds,
22G2ic.
Dairy-Fancy. 221a23o; good to choice, na
22c; common. zoe.
Picked roll-2lq22hc; hrkin. 2O02lc; cream
cry tub, 22G2fc.
Eastern-l7glsc for ladle packed.
CHEESE-Choice mild new l2dl2isc: old,
Ike: Young America, 12lkGl3c: Eastern, I5L a
lec: Western. 13izepl5c per 10.
EGGS-Quoted at 271.d35c for common and -
Gl45c per dozen for ranch. Eastern-Cold stor-
age, 1Sdlsc for hrsts and l5c for seconds, fresh.
23RI25c per doz.
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Charters.

The GalIlee and Tamarii Tahiti loads mer-
chandIse for Tahiti: w. G. Irwin. merchandise
for Honolulu.
The Charles F. Crocker loads lumber at Ia
coma for Callao. 5ss Sd.
The Marie Hackfeld is rechartered for wheat
and barley 70 Europe. 3ss Sd.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

No grain markets yesterday
Sil0er and financial quotations unchanged
Shipment of S3oe,243 to China. =.
Bank cledrings gain so per cent.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables aboa the same.
Butter higher again and aieH reduced in stock.
Cheese and Eggs firm and unchanged
Three cars of Eastern Poultry due. Game firm.
Three of Oregon and Eastern Turkeys on the aray
Fresh and Dried Fruits remain about the same
Provisions as previously qnoted.
Hides and Wool still active and f,m
Small Hogs continue Uery scarce
Mining stock exchanges the only ones open yesterday
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Exports.

The Duchalburn takes for Cork 60. sH ctls.
wheat. valued at s7l.6Ss.
The Arthur Sewau sailed for London yes
terday with a cargo valued at sis5. sos includ-
ing II l5s ctls barley. at Sl17l4: 7139 ctls
wheat at $500: i4.6s1 gallons brandy, at
s7345: 1912 ctls. Lima beans. at $500: 67.22l
cases canned fruit at 7.oS2; 80 $50 cases SAL
mon. at Sl87, Cos and 50,440 gallons wine. at
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Small Hogs continue scarce and some sales
as high as SIC are reported Otherwise the
market shows no change.
BEEF-IG7lAc per ID for Steers and sts97c for
Cows
VEAI-sa9c per ID.
MUTTON-wethers, &c; ewes Gikc per Ib
LAAB-sQsIkc per 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 5xa5%c for small. 5%a
5+c for medium and 5q5hc for large: stock
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Provisions.

Dealers report a quiet market at unchanged
quotations
CURED MEATS - Bacon. sZc per 10 for
heavy. stsc for light medium. 1O1kc for light
l2isc for extra light and 13c for sugar-cureG
Eastern sugar-cured Rams. 12hc: California
Hams. nominal: Mess Beef. s12 per bbl; extra
Mess. s13: Family. xl4; extra Prime Pork si4 %:
extra clear. ST 80; Mess. SIG 90 Smoked Beef
I4dI41zc per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at sIzc per ID FOR
compound and &c for pure; barrels. pure.
TIC: 10-lb tins Sc: 5-lb tins SIC.
COTTOLENE-Tierces 7Na7sc per Ib
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
storm OF considerable energy lies of the
Oregon coast. An area Of high pressure overlies
the country between the Sierras and the Rocky
Mountains. and may retard the passage OF the
storm southwark Along the Washington coast
the pressure has fallen about four-tenths OF an
inch during the past twenty-four hours.
Storm signals are displayed along the coast
from San Francisco northward. and information
signal at Port Hartford.
The following maximum wind velocity is re-
ported: Fort Candy. "A miles. from the east
Forecast made At San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight November &c 1899:
Northern Californla-Rain Sunday; fresh
southeasterly winds, high the coast.
Southern California-Cloudy Sunday; possibly
showers Sunday night; northerly. changing TO
southerly winds
Nevada-Cloudy Sunday; warmer; probably
rain in northern portion
Utah-Fair Sunday.
Arizona-Far Sunday.
San Francisco and vioinity-Showers Sunday:
high southeasterly winds
Southeast storm signal displayed AT San Fran
cisco. ALEXANDER G. McADIE.
Forecast Official
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON. Nov. B.-siiver. q s-lsd; French
rentss 100f 4ec.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 25.-WHEAT-Dull: No /
standard California, SIS lkd8ss I'd; wheat In
Paris, weak: -four in Paris, weak
CoTTON-Uplands shd.
CLOSING.
WHEAT-Spot. dull; No. l California es nd
G6s ID; No. red Western winter, IS Sd; No. /
Northern spring IS 11hd.
CORN-Spot, dull; American mixed new and
old Is I'd
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and 5d6c for hardshell: Peanuts 81. as%c for
Eastern and &c for California: Brazil Nuts
7l1Gsc: Filberts. lr7G12c; Pecans. lOQ11c:
CocoanutE. 81 50G5
HoNEY-comb. 11hGi2c for bright and l0i1
lie for light amber: water white extracted. ~
gsc; light amber extracted. 6-497c: dark. 5tSc
per ID.
BEEsWAx-24a2sc per ID.
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Foreign Futures.
LIVERPOOL.
London Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-The Commercial Ad
vertiser's London financial cablegram saws:
The general markets were quiet to-day. with
some inclination TO heaviness under realizing
sales. The selling was due again to anticipa-
ton OF dearer money The news concernfnr
the Khalifa had no effect. Consols weakened
again 20 l02%. American shares opened fairly
firm. eased off and hardened again at the close
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion.

NOTE-The grain exchanges throughout tha
United States, including the local Produce Ex-
change were closed yesterday IN respect 70 the
late Vice President. hence quotations for grain
etc, are emitted
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EAGLES CARNIVAL BALL.
Mechanics Pavilion TO Be the Scene
of Festivity on Thanksgiv-
inc Eve

The grand carnival ball TO be given by
San Francisco Aerie No. 8, Fraternal Or
der OF Eagles. at Mechanics Pavilion on
Wednesday evening. November 29
Thanksgiving eve). promises 10 be a
grand success. Every effort is being made
to insure good time for all who attend.
The Eagles comprise large membership
and the order is similar 10 that of the
Elks. This will be their first carnival ball.
Two bands OF twenty pieces each have
been engaged for the grand march ana
the card is composed OF a long list Of
dances. A cakewalk will be one of the
attractive features. A good time is in
store for all who attend.
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Treasure Shipment.

The Nippon Maru took out treasure list Of
1902 243. consisting OF N77.77S In Mexican dol
lars. s547O in gold coin and slls.O 900 In. silver
bullion.
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Bank Cledrings.

Local bank clearngs last week were $40 o45,-
542. against SIS. $50. sO7 for the same week last
year This 10 a gain OF about 30 per cent.
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Weather REPORT.

n2Oh Meridian-Pacirc Time)
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 25. 1888 p. m
The following the seasonal rainfalls to
date. as compared with those OF the same date
last season. and rainfalls in the last twenty
fnnr hnura.
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London Wool Offerings.

LONDON. Nov. 25.-The offerings Of wool
next week aggregate g. 900 bales. The arrivals
TO date for the next series OF auction sales
amount TO 1879 bales. OF which 1900 were for
warded direct.
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Ladies' of the Meccabees.

The members OF San Francisco Hive have
arranged for an open meeting IN its hall
in the AlcaZar building on the night OF
the 18th OF December, to which all who
feel an interest in the order will be well
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applause. Dancing followed these num-
bers, George L Morgan being the floor
manager and Harold G. Preston his as
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ooo0ooo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FRATERNAL NEWS. s
oooonononoopnnpuo uouuuooooooo19113a . .
Native Daughters.

was a fine menu and a well arranged list
OF toasts.
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TUoLUMNE RIVER AT LA GRANGE.
Sun, Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights or High and Low
Waters at Fort Point entrance 20 San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au-
thority OF the Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharO about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point:
The height OF tide Is the same AT both places.
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Porfldnd's Business.
Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON
PORTLAND. Nov. 25-wHEAT-Dull. Wal
la Walla, &c; Valley, &c.
WASHINGTON.
TAcoMAs Nov. 8.-wHEAT-Club, $50;
Bluestem. 62c.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There business OF any consequence IN
stocks yesterday az all the local exchange
except the mining stock boards remained
closed in respect 70 the late Vice President
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NOTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides given I'm the left
hand column and the successive tides Of the
day in the order OF occurrence as to time The
second time column gives the second tide OF
the day the third time column the third tide
and the last or right hand column gives the
last tide OF the day, except when there are but
three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights
given are in addition to the soundIngs on the
United States Coast Survey charts except
when a minus sign q precedes the height
and then the number given is subtracted from
the depth given by the charts The plane OF
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REGULAR WEEKLY AUcTIOy SlLE!

IN IN IN
AtA@SOfAA -cln
At II o'clock az
ORMONDE STABLE. 1915 Mission St
OF 20 head Of Choice Well Broke Horses. direct
from the country. Included in this lot are 2
very fast PAGERS. | take pleasure In showing
the above stock In Harness any time up 90 day
OF sale. s WATKINS. Aucti0neer.
Tel. South. 436.
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Morning Session.

The following the sales in the Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday:
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD.
Morning Session
MINING STOCKS.

The following were the sales in the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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Discharge of California Rivers.

The following record OF the estimated daily
discharge Of certain California rivers is FUR
nished by J. B. Lippincott. hydrographer OF the
United States Geological Survey. One second
foot equals 50 miners inches.
s- a A-LsI a. - nI,-r.I. .- 7. -. :. : -
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-26
BEAVERTOWN.

w. g. Snyder is on the sick list.
Irwin Freed left on Monday for
.Lewistown.
James q. Herbster was to South
.Danville on Saturday.
W. A. Bickle rolled hi carriage
shop back from the street about ~
feet.
c. NJ. Smrk, Cloyd Herbster and
Jacob Carpenter spent Sunday at Sc
linsgrove.
w. A. Rhamestine left for Pitts
burg on Monday where he expects
TO find work.
Mrs. Foster and lady friend of
-Jamison City were the guests of j.
%. Hcrbster over Sunday.
On Friday evening the missionary
bapd had Il chestnut party at the
home of Miss Jane Middleswarth.
General inspection train was over
the road on Monday, stopped and
dined with Ii. H. Faust, proprietor
of the Contra! Hotel of Beavertown.
David Coleman, vino was work.
ing for the Railroad Company, re-
turned home with fractured arm.
We all hope for hi, recovery as
quickly as possible.