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Dried Fyrnt in Ne7O York:

Mail reports from New York say: The
market shows fair activity on the whole. Cur
rants are very firm at SIC for Amalias and
the tendency appears 10 be toward slightly
higher quotation. Inquiries for round lots at
lsc under the market are here from the West.
and offers Of 5ssc for ordinary Amalias and
5%c for wedding cakes were turned down yes
terday 5sz d55sc being asked. firm. The Guild
hail. which was reported at St Michaels No
vember J. is expected to arrive next Wednes-
day, but only a very few barrels of currants
are offering from her at sac. large portion
Of her cargo. it is believed. has been sold to
cleaners.
Persian dates are held firm at Wednesday s
decline to 3izc for Hallowi, SC for Khadrawi
and 2S<c for Sair. An active trade is reported
the new range. bid of 3hc for a round
lot of Hallowi is reported to have been turned
down. Figs are firm and selling very well,
mostly from 715Gl11zc.
"PrUnes are easier on the spot for all ex-
cept the small sizes. Outside prices are now
CSC for 40-50s, SIC for 50-60s, 5S<c for 6070s,
5Ac for 70-S0s and 4%c for S0-90s. Small sizes
are in comparatively light supply and are un-
changed The news from California that the
courts have finally knocked out the Cured Fruit
Association by a decision which will prevent
the combine from compelling growers to deliver
prunes TO il is without effect here and ex-
cites almost no interest. it has been for
some time known that the association was
concerned. Santa Claras, 1901 CROP are still
offered on a 2S4c basis; Sonomas and Nisalias
3 2lzc basis
Domestic raisins are easier locally. New
S-crOwn loose Muscatels are offered at 55sc,
but probably 3sc less would buy without much
trouble. New seeded in cartons are generally
quoted at 7&c. old from about 7AG71zc. April
cots and peaches are steady but quiet.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-A strong cash corn sit
uation led to bull activity and helped along
grain. Corn opened steady in spite of weaker
cables. The early business was quiet and pit
traders sold, easing prices a trihe. Reports
began to arrive however. showing a re-
markable cash strength. Sales We're being
made to the East, West and South, in addition
to good quantities taken for export. Sales on
track in Kansas City were reported at from
A@1hc higher than the local December quo
tation and prices here naturally shot upward.
Bulls began loading up again. shorts ran to
cover and December ran UP to strong close,
1kGAc bove December.
The wheat market was a steady affair." but
actively steady when numerous bearish con-
ditions considered. Cables were weaker
though only moderately So Both primary and
Northwestern receipts were heavy. The crowd
showed no inclination to buy at the early
steady hour, though offerings were liberal
This brought easy feeling and stream of
foundations. About this time the strength in
corn began to develop and wheat traders took
everything offered. Prices, however never
went higher and December closed at 715s@71%c
closing steady at 71Bc Trade the whole
was only fairly active, the bulk of the business
beinc done early.
Oats were moderately active and strong.
provisions were dull over very narrow
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne1U York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13-The stock market to-
day after q rather irregular and ragged open
ing started I'D with a rise and some enthu-
siasm, but the heavy gold exports dashed the
spirits of the Spectators and drove prices
down. The selling was not urgent precipi-
tate and there was a manifest growth of dull
ness at the decline and undertone of some
hrmness. The market during the greater part
Of the day was feverish and irregular, but
dipped suddenly at the last and a number of
day. There was marked contrast in the tone
OF Cnicn Pacific and st. Paul. the former
ter running off easily to the lowest of the
day. This apparently reflected a dubious state
of mind as TO the exact benefit which would
accrue to st. Paul from the Northern Pacific
settlement.
The stock was a leader in the early upward
movement on reports that il would be absorbed
by the Union Pacific an incident of the
great railroad settlement. The pendency of
this settlement and the very optimistic re-
ports in certain quarters to the condition of
the anthracite coal trade were inspiring causes
of the animated advance in prices early in
the day. The engagements of gold for to-mor-
row at one time aggregated S., 500, 900, but the
cancellation of a sl,000 600 order lightened the
shipment and also the resulting depression in
the market. The cause of the cancellation was
not stated, but may have had to do with the
single vessel. A notable feature of the gold
shipments its failure to affect the foreign
exchange market. When gold is shipped it is
customary to sell exchange bills against the
shipments, but there was no sign of any such
Dllls IN the market to-day. IhlS corrobrates
the supposition that the shipment is made in
payment of debts which had been incurred by
short selling of exchange bills earlier in the
season and which there is not sufficient cur
rent supply of commercial bills offering to
cover. The effect of the gold shipments was
emphasized by their leaving the exchange
market still at the export level, developing
ground for the apprehension that additional
shipments will go on Saturday.
Incorporation of the Northern Securities
Company and the decision to retire the North
ern Pacific preferred stock were known before
the close. but did not meet with any marked
response.
Four per cent was the minimum rate in the
call market. The market closed generally
easy and active.
The bond market was less active. Total
sales, par value, s5.252, 900. United States 3s
coupon advanced a.
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London Market.


NEW YORK, Nov. 13-The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cabegram says:
The stock market to-day was becalmed but
cheerful. Among the factors that contributed
to the better feeling was the rumor that the
German Emperor was endeavoring to persuade
the Beers TO surrender and also the news that
refugees were returning and the mines were
reopening. There was also a canard that
Botha. with 800 men, had surrendered Amer
lean stocks moved in narrow limits The au-
thorities expect a sag in prices because of the
complete absence of the public from the mar
ket. New York bought Canadian Pacific only.
Money is very scarce, the rate ranging from
l TO per cent. The bank again borrowed on
consols and the market borrowed s1. 900. .0oO
from the bank.
CLOSING.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Anaconda, IN: Atchison.
eX-dividend S31s; Atchison preferred 1O4A
Canadian Pacific, 1179s; Denver and Rio Grande.
AIS; Denver and Rio Grande preferred. 97A
Northern Pacific preferred 1851; Southern Pa
cife. 63E Union Pacific. 1O914; Union Pacific
ounce. Money, 363K per cent
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DeciduouS and Citrus Fruits.

Receipts Of berries were heavier and prices
were lower. Large Strawberries were espe-
cially weak, as they came in late, and most of
them had to go to the Gamers.
Grapes were very weak The demand has
fallen off considerably, and even the large
boxes, which have been favored by the local
trade, are accommodating.
Oranges continue to weaken, and So 25 is now
about the top for the best Navels. There is
no change in Lines, but Lemons are easier.
Grape Fruit is lower.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS.
APPLES-$1Q1 % per box for extra, 5OGS5c
for good to choice and 25400c for ordinary:
Lady Apples from Oregon. 81 5002
POMEGRANATES-65@ per box
PEARS-Winter. Nellis, 81 25@1 so per box;
common, 50@75c.
QUINCES-35@65c per box.
PERSIMMONS-65c@s1 per box
STRAWBERRIES-s9G1 per chest for Long
BLACKBERRIES-S6 per chest
RASPBERRIES-$4 25QD7 per chest
LOGAN. .BERRIES-None in.
BERRIES-Nomina1
CRANBERRIES-Cap Cod, $40 50611 per bar
rel; Coos Bay, So per box.
FIGS-Black, 81 per large box.
GRAPES-Verdels, 25G60c per box and crate:
Tokay, 35@75c; Isabellas 75cQ$1; Muscat, 300
Csc; Black, 25Q60c; Cornichons 35@75c
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges, $1G2 for COM
mon, 81 50@3 for good to choice and So 25 for
fancy: new Navels, 81 5093 25; Seedlings, 81 256
25; Tangerines, 81 So; Lemons, s101 so for
common and s2q2 50 for good to choice;
Grape Fruit 81 5000 50 Mexican Lines, $40
leans and s1@2 for Hawaiian; Pineapples, 1904
dozen.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisi,lS.

Prices show no further change.
FRUITS-Apricots, IQShc for Royals and so
13c for standard to fancy Moorparks; Evapo-
rated Apples, 61h@sc; sun-dried, 31z@41zc;
Peaches, 5@71zc; Pears, 4@sc; Plums. pitted, AZ
@6c; unpitted. 1a2c; Nectarines, 5G51kc for red
and 5ls@61ac for white; Figs. 3@31ac for black.
PRUNES-New crop are quoted as follows
3O-4es 5A@5hc; 4O-50's. .4%@5c; 5O-eOs, 4A@
416c; 6O-7O's, 3A64c: 7O-S0's 81 A931ac; SO-9Gs 2A
Csc; 90-1OO's. 214@21zc per lb.
RAISINS-Price per 20-lb box); Clusters
Imperial. So; Dehesa. 81 80: fancy. 81 75 4
crown 81 CO.: London Layers-Three-cro
81 20; two-crown. 81 10. Price per ID: Standard
loose Observation-Disclosures 4%c; three
crown, 41sc; two-crown, 35sc Seedless Musca-
tells. 44c; Seedless Sultanas, 515c; Thompson
Seedless, 6hc: Bleached Sultanas-Fancy, S1kc
choice. 71sc; standard. SIC; prime. 51kc un-
bleached Sultanas, &C. Bleached Thompsons-
Extra fancy, lie; fancy. 10c; choice. SC; stan
dard. 71ac; prime, SEC. Fancy seeded. SIC;
choice seeded SIC.
NUTS-Chestnuts s@121zc: Walnuts. No. 1
softshell. s12c No. 2, 712c; No. 1 hardshsell &c;
No. 2. &c; Almonds, 13@14c for papershell, 100
lie for softshell and 5@6c for hardshell; Pea
nuts. 5@7c for Eastern; Brazil Nuts, 12Q1215c;
Fflberts. 12Q12hc; Pecans. 11q13c; Cocoanuts.
So 5Od5.
HONEY-Comb, 12d121sc for bright and 100
11Ac for light amber; water white extracted.
5G6c: light amber extracted 4Q5c; dark, &c.
EESWAX-25@I2Sc per lb.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat ard Other Grains.

WHEAT-The foreign markets showed little
change. Liverpool futures were weaker.
Broomhall cabled that seeding was still re-
tarded in the central and northeastern prov
inces of India by drought.
New York reported foreigners buying freely
there Chicago was unsettled, but not ma
terialy changed. though the market was
thought to be oversold with a reaction likely.
The country bought freely. and, as the leaders
The strength t in 1I Corn nh helped Wheat
The San Francisco market showed no further
change worthy of note.
Spot Wheat : Shipping. 9S%c@s1; milling,
81 0219Q1 05 per ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal session-s:15 o'clock-May-2 ctls.
81 043s. Second session-10, 900 ctls 99c; May
5000, 81 o4A 10000, 81 O41s.
Regular Morning Session-May- cts.
81 o4A 5000, 81 o4as
Afternoon Session-May-4o0O ctls. 81 O4ss
900, 81 04k December-40OO, 991ac.
BARLEY-Dealers again reported weak and
very quiet market, with tendency toward
still lower prices.
Feed. 75c for choice bright. 7213Q73Ac for
shipping grades. 77k@s21zc; Chevalier, s5c0
81 05 per ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-Ne sales.
Second Session--No sales.
Regular Morning Session-No sales.
Afternoon SeSsion-NO sales
OATS-Previous conditions prevail. The mar
ket is quiet
Grays. 81 1901 221a; whites. 81 15@1 271z; Sur
prise, 81 S0@1 3215; black, s1@1 20, and red.
81 05Q1 1719 per ctI for feed and 81 POOL % for
seed.
CORN-Onerings of the crop are slowly
the as there is no dsmand oa to
ports a better cash demand and stronger
feeling.
Large yellow is quoted at 81 2OG1 80; small
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The Current Prosperity.

A New York financial authority says Of the
current wave Of prosperity and the prospects
for its continuance:
while conditions are less favorable than
q year ago and there are weak points that will
bear watching yet the situation at the moment
seems more favorable to an upward than a
downward movement Stocks are still highly
concentrated IN strong hands and holders are
not willing sellers at the present level No
doubt the strongest incentive to operations for
higher prices is the prevalence Of general pros
perity. From nearly all sections of the coun-
try come reports Of continued good business
conditions. Even in the drought-strfcken dis
trlcts business is better than expected owing
70 other offsets, and no complaints are forth
coming. Bank clearings are phenomena llv
heavy, having for several weeks exceeded last
years heavy totals by Is to 20 per cent and
over Railroads are often overburdened with
traftle, and earnings continue to show gains of
lOQ19 per cent over the handsome gains of
last year. On almost every side there are the
most positive evidences Of great industrial ac-
uVity, and as yet there are no important signs
OF cessatlon- Good judges expect the boom
IN IRON 10 continue for some months to come,
anu any recession from present high and profit
able prices would simply bring in a new LOT
OF orders that would keep both new and old
capacity fully employed The vroolen f1oo5s
trade, which is rarely what is called prosper
Gus, Is IN better condition to-day than for q
long period. and so the list could be extended
N z rev cases there are indications of produc
ZION oNertaklng consumption but these are ex
ceptional. Prices in general are very high
olu d ~ lhe case OF iron slight recessiOns
VIII quickly revive any abatement in demand
Dun S index figure is now at e7.7 which IS
about the highest of the last ten years IT
IS remarkable but true that this high level of
prices is entirely due TO the failure of prod11c
tlon TO keep pace with consumption. Specu-
laton has had very little to do thus far with
advancing prices, and II is questionable if We
have ever witnessed such a wide and contin,
Gus upward movement in values relatively free
OF speculation as has been experienced during
bhe last nNe or SIX years. The question is
VIII the present wave Of prosperity culminate
In speculative outbreak or will ii recede In
q quiet and orderly fashion, The latter course
Is to be desired. but il viii be against ali
previous experience II we escape dangerous
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Hides, 91kc for heavy and &c for light;
Stass 7c; Salted Kip, SIC; Salted Veal. 1Oc;
Salted Calf 10c; Dry Hides. 17c; Cuns 15c; Dry
Kip, 15c; Dry Calf, 1SG19c; Culls and
Brands. 15916c; sheepskins, shearlings, 15Q3Oc
each: short Wool, 4OG60c each; medium 506D
75c: long Wool. sOc@s1 10 each; Horse Hides.
salt. 81 5Od2 Is for large and $2Q2 % for me-
dunn 81 rs for small and soc for Colts; Horse
Hides dry 81 Is for large, 81 25@1 so for me-
dunn 81 25 for small and SOC for Colts. Deer
skins-Summer or red skins, 35c; fall or me-
dunn skins 30c winter or thin skins. zoe. Goat
skins-Prine Angoras. 75c; large and smooth.
soc: medium, 35c-
TALLOW-Refned SIC; No. 1 rendered. so
SIC per lb: No 2 4G41zc; grease, &c.
WOOL-Spring 1900 to 1sO1-Southern, defec-
tive months, 7GSc; Oregon Valley fine, 800
15c: do medium and coarse, 11Q13c: Oregon.
Eastern. choice. uq1Sc; do. fair to good. 90
lie; Nevada, 10Q12c-
FaII-San joaquin. 615GS1ac; San Joaquin
Lambs 71z@9c; Middle County, Sq10c; North
ern Mountain. free. 9Q1Oc; do. defective, SqSc;
Humboldt and Mendocino, 11qlZc per ID
HOPS-9@10c for fair and 1Iq13c per ID for
good to choice.
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Foreign Futures.
Exports and Imports.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.-The monthly
statement of the imports and exports of the
United States for the month of October shows
the following:
32O was free of duty; increase as COM
pared with October, 1900, SO, $780, OOO Merchan-
disc exports. s145 60O, ,45S decrease, ST. GOO 0OO
For the ten months ended with October the in
crease in the imports of merchandise over the
corresponding period of 1900 S32 79S, s91. and
during the same period there was decrease in
the exports of So, 1893, $685.
Gold, tmSorts, $3.50, S64: decrease S., ESQ 600.
Gold imports, $3SG8, 443; increase, So, 800 coo.
Silver imports, SO, ,070, SIC; increase, SAL 600.
Silver exports, S4 737, $50; decrease, 81 1866 000
The exports of domestic products during Oc-
tober are given as follows:
.Breadstuffs s20.3 .S25: decrease, 81, SOC, ,000
Cattle and hogs S2,S41 093; decrease, SCI 900.
Provisions, SIS, 1884 412; increase, 81. .457, 600.
Cotton, SAG. 625, 321: decrease s13, ,S50, ,OO0
Mineral oils, Sc, 316, 901; increase, S2S7, 900.
Total for ten months for the five items, s693, :
575766, as against S656 006 log for the corre-
spending period last year
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Eastern livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13-CATTLE-Recei IT,
o00 including 275 Texans and eco Westerns
Good to choice, 1O615c higher; others active
and steady. Good to prime. Sc 25@7 25; poor to
medium, S4Q6 %; stockers and feeders, S20
80; cows, 81 25G4 60; heifers, 81 5O@5 5O can
ners, 81 25q2 25; bulls, 81 75@4 5O calves 81 50
@6 25; Texas fed steers. So 3O@3 so; Western
steers, SO 65d5 80.
HOGS Receipts to-day, 47.OoO: tomorrow
lower; closed steady. Mixed and butchers
rough heavy. S. 3o95 so; light, IS 25G5 55; bulk,
IS 45G5 65.
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000. Sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers, So 1904 10; fair
to choice mixed. 80 1903 40; Western sheep, 50
@3 40; native lambs 81 50G4 so; Western lambs,
So 1904 25.
ST. JOSEPH.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 13-CATTLElReceipts
1920; steady. Natives s3@5 So; cows and heif-
ers, g 25@5 49, stockers and feeders. 81 5o@4 25.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900. Light and light mixed,
S. 35@5 7215; medium and heavy s. 6OQ5 IS;
pigs. So 90d5; bulk, S. 50@5 70.
SHEEP Receipts, 500; steady. Yearlings
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Potatoes rule firm, and prices continue to
harden slowly. Onions are also firm. Oregon
are held at the quotation below, but sales
have yet been made at it, One car of Merced
Sweets was received.
A. good many poor Tomatoes are coming In
and will have to be worked off to Gamers at
25c.
POTATOEs-75@sOc for Burbanks, from the
river; Salinas Burbanks. 81 4001 60; Oregon
Burbanks, nominal; River Reds, 81 40; Sweets
SOC for Rivers and 759soc for Merced.
ONIONS-s1 35G1 80 per ctl; Oregons are held
at 81 rs; Pickle Onions 60@75c per ctl..
VEGETABLES-Green Peas, 1880; Los An
geles do, SC; String Beans, 2A@9c Limas, 21z@
Sc: Cabbage. 60675c per ctl; Tomatoes from
Alameda. 40@75c; Dried Peppers. 10@121kc;
Green Olzra. 4O@75c per box; Carrots, 25G55c
per sack; Cucumbers, 100000: Pickles. 21kQSc
11z@2Ac; Green Peppers, 40@50c per box for
Chile and 4O@65c for Bell; Egg Plant, 4O965c
per box; Summer Squash, S5c01; Marrowfat
Squash. s7QS per ton Hubbard Squash, sS910.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The depression In Butter continues and QUO
tations are off again. The market is too heav-
lily supplied.
Cheese is steady. There is plenty here but
glut, and sellers are holding firmly up to
full quotations.
The advance in Eggs seems to be checked
for the moment. Buyers are not eager, and
offerings, while not large, are not as meager
shows no weakness, however.
Receipts were 1890 pounds Of Butter -
pounds of Eastern Butter 426 cases of Eggs
- cases of Eastern Eggs, s40O pounds of Cali.
fornia Cheese and 1900 pounds of Eastern
Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery. 25@27c) per Ib for fancy
and 21@23c for seconds dairy, 1711@221ac; store
Butter, 15@17c per lb; Creamery Tub, 216221sc;
CHEESE-New, 12c; Old, lie; Young Ameri-
ca, 12k91Sc per lb; Eastern, 13d15c.
EGGS-Ranch. 42@43c for selected large 406
Ale for good to choice and 371z639c for fair:
store, 90c per dozen; cold storage, 2oQ271sc;
Eastern, 19627Rc.
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Ne7U York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13-FLOUR-Receipts
1855 barrels; exports, 1925 barrels Irregular
and about steady. Minnesota patents, 50. .S00
4 10.
WHEAT-Receipts, 1880 bushels; exports.
16, 1S1 bushels Spot, steady; No. red S2Ac
f. O. b. afioat No. red, 1880 elevator; No 1
Northern Duluth, S0Ac f. o. b. a1oat; No. 1
hard Duluth, S77sc f. o. b. afioat Options
opened steady and were sustained most of the
day by firm cotton market, lighter North
west receipts and Southwest buying The close
was firm at a partial &c net advance Nav
S01zQS0a4c, closed S05sc; December, IS 7-1617S7kc
closed 7SHc.
HOPS-Quiet.
WOOL@DEll.
COFFEE-spot Rio, easy; No invoice, 7c:
mild steady; Cordova. 715G11c Futures
closed steady. unchanged to 10 points net
December, s6 75q6 80; January $6 S5@7; March,
Sc 95@7 20; May, 81 1907 35; July 81 3O17 so;
August, 81 35: September. 81 1901 s.; October,
81 65G7 20.
SUGAR-Raw, quiet fair refining, s1kc CEN
trifugal, SO test, S%c; molasses sugar. &c. Re-
fined easy. Standard A, 4.70c; confectioners' A.
4.70c; mold A, 5.25c; cut loaf. 5.40c; crushed
5.40c; powdered, SC; granulated, 4.90c; cubes.
5.15c.
BUTTER-Receipts, 527s packages; strong.
State dairy. 14G2213c; creamery, 161a924c; June
creamery, 1715G211zc; factory, 121zQ15hc.
EGGS-Receipts. 6729 packages; strong State
and Pennsylvania, 26@27c; Western candled, "a
G27c; Western uncandled, 22@26c.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market for
evaporated apples was very quiet to-day.
State, common to good 6@8c; prime, s15c;
choice, &c; fancy, 9H@91zc
California dried fruits dull and unchanged.
PRUNES-324 GD7c
APRICOTS-RoyaI, s1aa1sc; Moorpark S012c.
PEACHES-Peeled. 11@1Sc: un2eeled. 6@91ac.
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Receipts of Produce.
+, STOCK MARKET.

The decline in Giant Powder was arrested
on the morning session by strong parties who
turned in and absorbed all offerings. Under
their purchases it advanced from s7s so to SS3
closing the call firm. Market Street Railroad
was weak at $50 1898. The unsettled condi-
tion of this stock. which is a source of mys-
tihcation to many. is said to be due to more
or less uncertainty among good many people
to the purchase of the holdings of the small
owners by the syndicate which has bought fhs
system The other stocks showed no Changes
worthy of note and the oil stocks continued
dull and featureIess.
Giant Powder continued to improve in the
afternoon, rising to SS4 80. Paauhau Sugar vas
weaker ct So 90.
The assessment of &c on Hanford-Saneer OH
falls delinquent December g.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Hogs show no further change here, but are
steadily weakening at Chicago, under heavy
and increasing receipts. All other descriptions
steady at the recently revised prices
Wholesale rates from slaughterers TO dealers
as follows:
BEEF-6G7c for Steers and 5Q6c per ID for
Cows
VEAL-Large 7GSc; small. sGsc per lb.
MUTTON-Wethers, 7Q71zc; Ewes. 61sQ'c per
pound.
LAMB-7Gsc per lb.
PORK-Lfve Hogs from $50 to $50 lbs, SAC;
under $50 lbs, 5H651ac; sows. 20 per cent on.
boars go per cent off and stays 40 per cent
off from the above quotations; dressed Hogs,
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@rrER''AL - r. FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Si7er lo7cer again. Erchange about the same.
Wheat dull and easy. Barley 7Ceak and ndcti5e
Oats and Corn macti9e and freely offered
Hav and FeedStnfS sho7U no further change.
Butter still shading off under exceSSi0e stocks.
Cheese and Eggs firmly held, but no higher.
No further change in Dried Fruits
Provisions 7oeab here and frmer at Chicago.
Meat Market as before quoted
Poultry and Game in good demand
Oranges and Lemons 70edker. Grapes neglected.
Potatoes continue to ddUaace. Onions firm.
Fair trading in local stocks and bonds.
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Poultry and Game.

Arrivals of Poultry were heavier and there
easier feeling, but prices showed little
change Another car of Eastern came in,
making four thus far this week.
Arrivals of Game fell off to 70 SKIS. The mar
ket showed no appreciable change
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys, 16@1Sc; Live
Turkeys, 14915c for Gobblers and 14G15c for
Hens; Geese, per pair 81 2591 so; Goslings,
81 5O@1 75: Ducks, sS 5O04 for old and s405 for
young; Hens, s4@5; young Roosters S40D4 so;
old Roosters s4d4 so: Fryers 50 5000: BroiI-
ers, So 5o@4 for large and s3q3 so for small;
Pigeons. 81 25@1 so per dozen for old and 81 T5q
for Squads.
GAME-Doves, per dozen, 81; Hare, 81 2591 So
Rabbits, 81 80 for Cottontails and 81 for Brush:
Mallard, s394; Canvasback, s365; Sprig 81 5OG
8; Teal. s292 so; Widgeon, 81 50; Small Ducks,
81 so; Black Jacks 81 25; English Snipe, 81;
Jack Snipe, 81 80; Gray Geese. So 50G4; White