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General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-CalcUtta Grain Bags, 7c: local
make, hc less than Calcuttas: Wool Bags, 80
@S5c; Fleece Twine. 71z9sc: Fruit Bags. 5Aq
SIC for cotton and 7Q71zc for Jute.
COAL-Wellington, 50 per ton; Southheld
wellington, 50; Seattle. s6 80; Bryant. s6 so;
Coos Bay, S5 so; Wallsend $9 Cooperative
Wallsend, 50; Cumberland S12 in bulk and
SIS; Camel, S11 per ton; Coke SIS per ton in
bulk and SIT IN sacks Rocky Mountain de-
scriptons, IS 45 per 1000 lbs and IS so per ton,
according to brand.
OILS-CalIfornia Castor Oil, IN cases. No. 1,
zoe; pure, 81 20; Linseed Oil, in barrels. boiled.
boiled and 62c for in barrels; Lard OIL.
extra winter strained, barrels, S5c; cases, 90c;
China Nut. 55Q72c per gallon; pure Neatsfoot.
in barrels, zoe: cases, 75c; Sperm pure 65c;
Whale OIL natural white 40045c per gallon:
Fish Oil. barrels. 3712c; cases. 4215c; Cocoanut
Oil. barrels. 6sl2c for Ceylon and 5S1zc for Aus
tralan.
COAL OIL-water White Coal OIL, in bulk
IS1ec; Pearl OIL. in cases 2oc; Astral. 2Oc; Star
20c; Extra Star. 24c; Elaine Csc: Eocene. 22e
deodorfzed stove Gasoline. in bulk. 15c; in
cases, 211Sc; Benzine, in bulk, 14c; in cases.
201zc; s6-degree Gasoline. in bulk 2Oc; in cases.
261kc.
TURPENTINE-5s1z per gallon in cases and
52c in drums and iron barrels.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes per h. in 100-lb bags:
Cubes, Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4.90c: Pow
dered, 4.75c; Candy Granulated. 4.75c; Dry
Granulated, 4-65c; Beet Granulated, dO0-Ib bags
only). 4.45c; Magnolia A, 425c: Extra c, Also;
Golden c. 4O5c; d, 3-95c; barrels, 10c more
half-barrels 25c more; boxes. SOC more: 50-lb
70 barrels CT its equivalent. Dominos. half
barrels. 5-15c; boxes, s. 40c per ID. No orders
for Granulated will be taken that consist OF
more than so per cent Of Beet Sugar.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Strength and activity
marked the first of the session in the wheat
pit. At the opening there was such quanti-
ty of bearish information that nearly every one
started in to sell.
Cables were weak, primary receipts showed
500 900 bushels increase and there were also
considerable increases in the amount on pass
age and in the worlds visible supply. Added
to this the news of rains in the districts
where they were most needed. December
opened AQKc higher. Commission houses had
orders that absorbed all that was offered at
any decline and as a result December sold up
to 1850. At this point, however, longs were
satisfied with profits and began to nquidate
which eased the market. December closing
steady a shade under at 727s@73c.
Corn opened higher improved cables and
maintained firm undertone December closed
firm, 1zc to &c higher at 59%c Receipts were
81 cars
December oats felt the influence of the strong
cash situation. December closed firm 1zc to 5sc
higher at 391s@39Ac. Receipts were 232 cars.
Provisions were dull but steady. Early
weakness in hogs brought depressed opening
but the strength in grains brought improved
tone. January Pork closed PIC up; January
Lard unchanged and Ribs unchanged
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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DeciduouS and Citrus Fruits.

Receipts of Berries were insignificant, and
only two chests of Strawberries arrived
All Grapes were plentiful except Isabella and
Muscat but there not much demand even
for these. So many were carried over from
Saturday and the shipping demand being want
ing the market was weak, with crate goods
stacked up all over the street
Citrus fruits continued weak and quiet Two
cars of mixed Oranges came in
DECIDUOUS FRUITS.
APPLES-S1Q1 25 per box for extra, 5o6S5c
for good to choice and 25Q50c for ordinary
POMEGRANATES-5OQ7 per box
PEARS-Winter Nellis, $1ll 70 per box; COM
mon, 50G75c.
GUN CES-S5650c per box
PERSIMMONS-60@ per box
STRAWBERRIES-S- per chest for Long
worths and S. for large berries.
BLACKBERRIES-None in.
RASPBERRIES-s6G per chest.
LOGAN BERRIES-None in.
HUCKLEBERRIES-No in
CRANBERRIES-Cap Cod, S11 per barrel;
Coos Bay So per box.
FIGS-Black, 65@75c for single and 81 2501 SC
for double layer boxes.
GRAPES-verdels, S5Q60c per box and crate
60c Black S5G50c; Cornichons, S5960c.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges, 75cQ1S2 for COM
mon. 81 5O@3 for good to choice and So 2503 sc
for fancy; new Navels, 81 50@3 so; Seedlings
81 2562 %; Tangernes, 81 so; Lemons, 90c6S1 sc
for common and s2Q2 70 for good to choice
Grape Fruit 81 509S; Mexican Lines. s4Q
so; Bananas 81 1903 per bunch for New Or
leans and S1Q2 for Hawaiian; Pineapples, $685.
per dozen.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Receipts of Potatoes were large again. being
710S SKIS, while those of Onions were moderate.
Potatoes are generally higher, under a good
shipping demaEG, and the market is stiff A
car of Merced Sweets came in, but did not clean
UP, as there are too many lying around. There
are not many coming in from the River, and
1t is reported that they will stop raising them
there owing to the Merced competition.
Onions have again advanced.
Vegetables continue to advance as stocks are
getting very light
POTATOES-0d for Burbanks from the
river; Salinas Burbanks, 81 25g1 so; oregon
Burbanks, 81 25@1 40; River Reds, 81 40;
Sweets, - for Rivers and 75c for Merced
oN1oNs-s1 S5Q1 S5 per ctl; Pickle Onions.
VEGETABLES-Gre Peas. 1@Sc: Los Ange-
les do, &c; String Beans, 2q4c; Limas, ga
S1sc; Cabbage. 60GQ75c per ctl; Tomatoes, from
Alameda, 40qS5c; Dried Peppers. 1OG15c; Green
Okra, 5OQ6Oc per box; Carrots, 25@35c per sack;
Cucumbers, 50Q65c; Pickles, 2196Sc per lib to1
small and 1Q1hc for large; Garlic 1h@2Ac;
Green Peppers, 4O6l5Oc per box for Chile and 40
d50c for Bell; Egg Plant, 50@65c per box, Sum-
mer Squash, 75cQS1; Marrowfat Squash, S6Gs
per ton: Hubbard Squash, s10@15.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-The foreign markets showed little
change though Liverpool futures were lower.
The worlds shipments for the week were as
follows, in quarters: Russian 800 coo; Danu-
ban, 124,000; Argentine, 22, 600; Indian IA OO0
Australian 1000. The American visible supply
increased 697 900 bushels.
Chicago opened weak on cables, but thel Q
were more buyers than sellers. Later on the
leaders began to sell. which weakened the mar
ket still further Still later the tone improved
and weak-kneed bulls. who had dumped their
holdings at the opening, began to rebuy and the
outside interest seemed to increase. NIinneapo-
lis reported that freezing weather in the North
west has made radical change in conditions
1t has suspended threshng for two days in
North Dakota and has probably stopped plov
ing, which will result in a decreased acrea %
in this section
This market was easy with a slight decline
on CALL accompanied by diminished trade.
Spot Wheat-Shippng. s1@1 OH; milling
81 O212Q1 % per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-No sales
Second Session-No sales
Regular Morning Session-December-4 ct,s
81 007s May-6O00, 81 05h
Afternoon Session-May-1s, 900 ctls, 81 O5
BARLEY-The market continues weak and
quiet 1t is reported that there is a strong line
Feed, 76Ac for choice bright. 721k@D75c for No
l and 70Q71Hc for off grades: brewing a;l5
shipping grades 771zQS2i2c; Chevalier, SEQ
81 05 per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-No sales
Second Session-No sales
Regular Morning Session-May-2Ooo ctls
731Ac
Afternoon Session-No sales.
OATS-The already large stocks were in
creased by heavy receipts of 1885 ctls of
whlcn l,S5o ctls came from Washington to a
local mill. The market was dull and un-
changed Chicago reported Oats scarce, with
difficulty in supplying the demand
Grays' 81 loql 22fs; whites, 81 l5Q1 27h; Sur
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Thomas W. and Catherine A Rivers to Bird
get NJ Mccarthy (widow). lot on S line OF
Sutter street. S7:S E Of Scott. e 25 by 1875;
$500.
Hannah Mclaughlin (widow) to Matthew J.
Mclaughlin, lot on w line of Boyce street. 5S7
Of Point Lobos avenue. N 25 by w 12O: also
lots 81 and S2. block As. City Land Homestead
German Savings and Loan Society to Pierre
Rispaud. lot on w line OF Steiner street 1856
hospital lot); $40.
Amelia DOrland widow and Leonore A. souc
1wle OF Il Al 70 Jessie A. Hauser (wife Of
Eighteenth. N 27 by E IS; $40.
Morris Morris. Fitel Phillips and Julius
Funkenstein (as surviving trustees) to Congre-
cation Sheriff. Israel lot on SW corner OF
Eagle lNineteenth) and Dolores streets S to
z to beginning, quitclaim deed: ST.
Joseph T. Dolan to Henry Mccarthy lot on
" IL line T1, OF " Noe street. 22s OF Twentieth. "
German savings and Loan Society to Edgar
27 Of Noe. e IS by ps Il i4 Tsntytnird so street.
Hiram B. and Nancy G.. Cook to Angelo L.
,n.a ana Adolpn Brizzolara lot on line Of Wet
mere place (streeD. S:6 S of Washington. S so
Anna D. Cobb to David Cobb. lot on line
OF Bush street. 42:6 w OF Mason. w 20 s7:6
SIS n 3. w 42:s. N s2S: gift.
81 Tnomas p Foley to John Dougherty, lot on
3 E9s W 91 FRANCISCO 70 and Jones streets.
street. r2:s, quitclaim deed; $40.
lot nn TSe LSnd1Gust to Carrie wirtz widow)
Leavenworth. W 24:s by 1916 $40.
Builders Contracts.
]. E. Kelly (owner) with H. Tessrner (con-
tractor). architect NJ ]. Welch-Alterations and
addltlons except mantels to a two-story frame
Dulldlng on lot on line OF Folsom street 425
w OF Eighth. W 22:6 by S 90:6; S115O
Ihe Roman Catholic Archbishop of San Fran
cisco corporation sole) (owner) with J. ]
y Connor (contractOr), architects Shea & Shea
Brick work, concrete and chinneys for a two
story frame residence with basement and brick
foundations on lot SW line of Florida and
Iwenty-fourth streets. 104 by w so; 1880
same owner with James W Smith (con-
tractor), architects same-Carpentry mill work
glazing. timing, ventilation cast iron ONT
SIDE ornamental plaster. stairs. hardware etc
for same on same SSS45
Same owner with Allen & I.oonev contract
ors), architect same-Plumbing and gasfttine
for on same 1881
Henry A. Arnold (Owner) with N 3 Ritchfe
(contractor). architects Cunningham & Politeo--.
Carpenter. galvanized iron work and Timing
Tor alterations to three two-story frame IbufId-
irgs Is hatS). lot on S line OF Fredericlx
street. 1576 W of Stanyan. " so by S 1875:
Same owner with L. e Shaw and z
Buck tcontractors) architects same-PaInfine
staining vanishing. papering and tinting FOR
same on same: S1352 50
Same owner with Eastman Pros fco,tr.o+
orsl. architects same-Gas piping plumbing
ana altering for same. tiling and sewerinx for
same on sannes $1,000. -
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sional hands, although there was some acces-
$. n of speculative interest to-day shown by
orders through commission houses. While the
prof essionals dominate the market the news
Of the day influencing stock speculation is
the prevailing sentiment OF the speculation.
To-day the Northwestern railroad settlement
and the Nanderbilts' plan of merger, which
furnished the material of the bulls during the
last weeks rise, fell into the background de-
cidedly, while discussion became very active
on the favorable prospects in the coal trade,
the iron and steel trade and the extraordinary
railroad traffic, Of which reports heard on
all hands. In accordance with this tendency,
the coal-carriers and the iron and steel indus
trials made conspicuous advances to-day while
the professionals sold the transcontinental
stocks and the Vanderbilts to take their prof
its After the unprecedented outlays of the
past year Tor increase and Improvement OF
rolling stock and equipment, the fact that an
actual car famine exists in many parts of
the country is conclusive evidence that the
than ever. Grain receipts said to be small
because Of lack of cars. This accords with the
reports that the overwhelming railroad trafnc
Is largely made up of general merchandise,
due TO the activity in trade in all lines The
forms of railroad equipment made the move
ment to-day in the car and steel industrials
natural corollary of the movement in the rail-
roaQ stocks. The day conspicuous advances
Will be seen TO have centered in the anthra-
cite and SOFT coal carriers and in the and
steel industrials. Sugar and Amalgamated
Copper were affected by an active demand
from the shorts, and both stocks were largely
dealt in for Boston account Union Pa1i1ic
preferred rose four points, and Great North
ern preferred and Northern Pacific preferred.
moved upward at the last revived reports
of an early settlement. Sentiment continued
coEndent over the money outlook although
foreign exchange continued strong and addi-
tlonal gold shipments are expected later in
tne week ReaIizing became very general in
the late dealings, but a number of rallies
MADE the closing irregular.
Inc bond market active and strcng
STANDARD Rope 6s rose AZ. Total sales
s6, 625, coo.
United States refunding Is declined u and
the old fours advanced Il per cent on the last
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Two steamers came in from the northern
coast with heavy supplies since Saturday, in
creasing the depression of the market and the
pressure to sell. Quotations shaded off in con-
sequence The market has now got all the but
ter it stagger under.
Cheese remains the same as before
Eggs continue very scarce, and sales at 45c
are reported, though they not sufficiently
numerous to establish that figure as a Quota
ton. The tendency is upward.
Receipts were 19, 800 pounds of Butter -
pounds of Eastern Butter, 247 cases of Eggs
= cases of Eastern Eggs, 1900 pounds of Cali
fornia Cheese and - pounds of Eastern
Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery, 261s@271Sc per lb for
fancy and 21Q24c for seconds; dairy 171k@23c;
store Butter, 15Q17c per lb; Creamery Tub
21Q2212c; Picked Roll 1SQ19c; Keg, 1S019c
per ID.
CHEESE-New, 11h@12c: DID, 1O1kc; Young
America. 1219@1Sc per lb: Eastern, 1S615c.
EGGS-Ranch 42@4Sc for selected large. 400
Ale for good to choice and 371a639c for fair;
store. soc per dozen; cold storage. 2OQ271kc;
Eastern. 19G271hc
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Poultry and Game.

car of Eastern Poultry came in, selling as
follows: Hens, s5@5 80; old Roosters s4 So
young do, s5 so; Fryers, 81; large Broilers 50 So
small do. S2 so; Ducks, S3@5; Geese 81 70; Pig
cons, 81 25; Squads, 81 25; Turkeys, 14c.
Local receipts were Insignificant, usual cn
Monday.
Gar,7e showed but little change. Arrivals were
100 SKIS, containing some thin BIRDS but all
were fresh.
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys, 15017c: Live
Turkeys l4Q15c for Gobblers and 14G15c. for
Hens; Geese, per pair 81 2501 so; Goslings
81 75@2; Ducks sS 5O@4 for old and s4@5 for
young; Hens, s4Q4 so; young BOOSTERS, So 5od4;
old Roosters, SO 50G4; Flyers SO 2563 70; BroiI-
ers, So 5OQ4 for large and 1903 % for small;
Pigeons, s1@1 25 per dozen for old and 81 50Gl
1 Is for Squads.
GAME-Doves. per dozen. 81; Hare, 81 25d1 30;
Rabbits. 81 50 for Cottontais and 81 for Brush !:
Mailard, So 50d4; Canvasback. @Sa4 80; Spriy.
Ducks. 81 so; Black Jacks 81 25; English Snipe.
81; Jack Snipe, 81 so; Gray Geese, So 50ar4:
White Geese, ST. Brant 81 25G1 so per dozen :
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(0rnER''AL 6lh FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Si5~ lo7Ccr Sterling Exchange higher.
Wheat futures easier. Barley dull.
HeG5y receipts of Oats from the north. Corn dull.
Fair shipping demand for Rye
Hay and Feedstrfs in good supply and aceak
Beans generally steady, 9Qith some changes
Butter staggering under erceSSi9e SUPPLIES
Eggs continue to ad5ance under light stocks.
Dried Pears Peaches Primes and bricots dull and zcedk
Hams, Bacon and Lard I-2c lO5oer all around
Hogs liberal supply and 7Vcak Other Meats before.
Potatoes and Onions higher and 1'ay firm.
Poultry and Game about before.
Nothing ne7U in Fresh Fruits
Local stocks and bonds fairly actige
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NeSO York Stock Market.

NEW YORK Nov. 1L-There was another
day OF broad and active speculation in stocks
to-day and large and well distributed de-
mand for bonds outside OF the extraordinary
dealings in some Of the convertible and specu-
lative bonds 1t is notable in this regard that
while the dealings for the last week in stocks
were stin below the large business of the cor
responding period Of last year the par value
Of the bonds dealt in last week exceeded those
OF the corresponding period Of last year by
S. 600 OO0 The demand for stocks to-day
was exceedingly varied, the movement
Of prices, owing TO the fact that the buying
demand shifted to new quarters and realizing
Of profits proceeded actively in last weeks ia
vorites, taking advantage Of the sustaining
force OF the new favorites. The dealings con-
unued 10 z large extent TO remain in profess
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Provisions.

Hams. Bacon and Lard were reduced &c all
around yesterday announced in Sunday )
Call The market is weak at the decline. with
little business though Chicago continued to
advance slowly.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 11kc per ID for
heavy 12c for light medium, 1Sc for light,
14c for extra light and 14l2c for sugar-cured
Eastern sugar-cured Hams 1Sc; California
Hams. PFC; Mess Beef, S11 per barrel; extra
Mess SIP; Family, $12 SC: prime Mess Pork.
SIS: extra clear. s23; Mess. s19; Smoked Beef.
14c per ID.
LARD-Tierces, quoted at Sc per lb for
compound and 10zc for pure; half-barrels.
pure 10&c; 10-lb tins 11Ac; 5-lb tins, n9sc;
3-lb tins 1115c.
COTTOLENE-One half-barrel. 1O1sc; three
half-barrels, 10c; one tierce. 95sc; two tierces.
9Ac: five tierces, csc per ID.
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STOCK MARKET.

The publication Of a project by new COM
pany to supply the cities east and south of
the bay with water had a depressing effect on
Contra Costa Water and on the morning ses-
sion the stock broke from SIS to s72 with more
or less pressure to sell. This was the leading
feature of the session. Alaska Packers con-
tinued to advance, touching 1852. Spring VAL
ley Water was also frmer at SS9 75G90 There
were no other changes worthy of note The
oil stocks continued quiet and featureless
In the afternoon Contra Costa Water was
firmer at $72075 while Giant Powder was
weaker at $50 50GS2.
The following were ex-dividend yesterday:
Giant Powder, 75c, or $1,000; California Wine.
&C., or s26023 20.
Alaska Packers will pay dividend Of 75c
and Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm one Of SC to-
day; California Street Gable one of soc on the
18th; Contra Costa Water. 42c on the 18th: Port
Costa Water, SOC the 18th; Oakland Gas,
25c on the 18TH
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Nov. 11.-Consols. 91%; Silver,
26ssd: French Rentes. 1oof s21kc; wheat cargoes
on passage. firm, but not active; cargoes of No.
Standard California wheat 29s; cargoes of
Walla Walla, 2Ss Cd: English country markets,
firm advanced gold: imports of wheat into
United Kingdom 2s6,000 bushels; imports of
flour into United Kingdom, 900 bushels;
wheat and flour on passage to United Kingdom.
2.540 600 bushels; wheat and -four on passage to
Continent 1.43o,o 900 bushels; Indian shipments OF
wheat to United Kingdom. Il. 600.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 1L-Wheat, quiet; No.
Standard California. 5s 11dG5s 1119d; wheat in
Paris quiet; flour in Paris, quiet: French
country markets. part cheaper; weather in
England, overcast
COTTON-Uplands, 4 SLID
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Hay and FeedStAfs.

Receipts of Bran from the north are still
liberal and keep the market well supplied
Prices show no further decline, however Tine
other Feedsiuffs stand as before
Hay continues soft, but quotations are no
lower.
BRAN-SI7@18 per ton
MIDDLINGS-S1SQ2O5 so per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, SI6117 per ton;
Oilcake Meal at the mill, s27Q2S jobbing. s2S 50
Q29; Cocoanut Cake. s20Q21; Corn Meal SS1 so
Q32; Cracked Corn, s32Q32 so; Mixed Feed, S17
Q1S
HAY-wheat ss@11 so; fancy, s12; Wheat
and oat, SS911; Oat. ssG1O; Barley and Oat.
$685. Alfalfa, SSq10; Clover S. 50Q7; Volun-
teer. SOS: Stock. s5@7 per ton. -
STRAW-30Q45c per bale
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Government Crop Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-THE following CROP
report issued this afternoon by the De-
partment of Agriculture:
The preliminary estimate of the average
yield per of corn, published in the
monthly report of the statistician of the De-
partment of Agriculture is 1914 bushels, as
compared with an average yield of 25S bushels
per acre in 1900 and 1899, and ten-year aver
age of 244 bushels.
Preliminary estimates of the yield per acre
of potatoes is 59.9 bushels, against average
yield per of sos bushels in 1900, ss.6 bush
els.
The preliminary estimate of the average
average Weld of % IONS 1e00 * TONS in 1899
and a ten-year average of rs tons
The apple crop is considerably below the ten
year average. the pear and grape crops are
slightly below and the sweet potato crop is
slightly above.
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Ne7V York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE local market for
tin, though slightly lower. held steady, closing
at 24.65c Tin in London eased off e1 5s under
liquidation, closing at s112 los for spot and
9107 for futures.
Copper in London advanced rs Cd to e65 les Sd
ior spot ana 1bo 1or futures. Locally the mar
ket was quiet at 16.85Q17.00c for Lake, and
163sQ165sc for casting.
Lead and spelter were without change at
home and abroad, the former closing at 43719C
at New York and ell 5s at London. and the
latter at 430d4. 35c and f16 12s cd respectively
Domestic iron markets steady but quiet.
Pigiron warrants. SO 50@10 so; No. 1 northern
foundry, S15@16: No foundry, southern, SAG
15 No. ! foundry southern, S14 50G15 80; No. 1
foundry, southern soft $14 50G16.
Glasgow iron warrants closed at 55s, and
Middlesboro at AS
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Foreign Futures.
LIVERPOOL.
Eastern LiUestoek Market.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Nov. I.-CATTLE-Receip
220Oo. including $50 Texans and 250 Westerns.
Choice firm, Others steady but slow. Good to
prime, Sc 25Q6 80; poor to medium, S. 35@6 90;
stockers and feeders 81 OO@4 20; cows. 81 OO@
90; heifers, 81 5Oq5 90; Gamers, 81 OO@2 q;
bulls. s. 1904 50; calves 50 5O@6 25; Texas
steers. S3 S0Q4 90; Western steers So 50@5 Is.
HOGS.-Receipts to-day S6.OOO Tomorrow,
q, 900: Left over, 2SOO. Steady to &c lower.
Mixed and butchers. s5 5000 80; good to choice
heavy 50 6Oq5 50; rough heavy IS 35Q5 55;
light s. SO@5 so; bulk S. 55G5 rs
SHEEP-Receipts. $4,000. Sheep 1oc to Csc
lower. Lambs. 10c to 25c lower. Good to
choice wethers, s. 1904 25; fair to choice
mixed. 81 1904 20; Western sheep. So 00Q3 so;
@4 90.
ST. JOSEPH.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. Nov T.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts HOO. Natives, So Oo@3 rs; calves and
heifers. 81 25@5 10; veaIs, 50 OO@6 25.
HOGS-Receiptse $500. Light and light
mixed. mixed. 81 1904 s.; mediums and heavy. IS $50
SLY: pigs. 81 25@5 So; bulk s. 1905 80.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900. Steady No lambs.
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Beans and Seeds.

Large White and Blackeye Beans are higher.
Pinks show no further decline Several other
varieties show slight changes. The general
market is quoted steady, with continued pur-
chases for shipment. Receipts continue free
those yesterday being 9511 SKIS.
BEANS-Rayos, 50 25Q2 45; Small White s36
20; Large White, 81 5o92 IS; Pea, $500 so;
Pink, 81 9GQ2 IS; Red, 81 1903; Blackeye, s. 50d
70; Limas, S4 6OQ4 7O; Red Kidneys, So 5OQ4
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, sS@3 Is; Yellow
Mustard, So 25@3 40; Flax. 81 65@3 rs; Canary,
3A@315c for Eastern; Alfalfa from Utah SAC:
Rape. 1AQ1Ac; Hemp, S15c per lb.
DRIED PEAS-Ntes, 81 90Q2; Green, 81 70
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-12
Ne7O York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. I1.-Coffee futures opened
firm, with November 20 points and other
months 5@15 points higher brisk demand,
inspired by further rumors of crop damage, a
lighter ruling of primary receipts and bullish
foreign markets Following the call, prices
eased off under general profit taking sales. Just
before the colse values dropped sharply under
bear pressure, proft-taking and liquidation.
The market closed weak. 15Q25 points net
lower Sales, 133, $50 bags including November,
7.15c; December, 6.S5Q7.2Oc; January, 6.S5@7 25c
February. 72597 S5c; April, 7.25c; May, 1909
7.60c; June 7.35c; September, 1851. soc.