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acc for raw; Castor OIL in cases No 1 Toe.
Bakers AA, cases, 81 1061 II; Lucol SOC fof
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut casa@
65GS0c per gallon; Cocoanut OIL in barrels
5Sc for Ceylon and soc for Australian. exfra
bleaehed winter Sperm OIL 6Sc; natural vfnts-
Sperm OIL 63c: extra bieached winter VVbaIs
Oil, SIC; natural Whale Oil, SIC: extra ,srfn4s-
strained Lard Oil, zoe; No. 1 Lard OH e6c.
pure Neatsfoot Oil, T3c; No. 1 Neatsfoot nj
CSC; light Herring OIL, 42c; dark HerrinS Oii
40cs, Salmon OIL, 34c: boiled Fish OIL 37c. -
Fish OIL. Soc; boiled Paint OIL. 33c; raw Paint
OIL, 31c. ~4A'
COAL OII-Extra Star and Eocene are
lower. Water White Coal OIL in hulk
1oci Fearl OH. In cases, 19Iac; Astral l9I5c:
star. 1912c; Extra Star. 2215c, Elaine csc
Eocene "A &c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline in
bulk. 16c; in cases. 221Ac: Benzine. in bulk
13c; in cases 1915c: S6-degree Gasoline. i'm
bulk. 25c; in cases. 31c.
TURPENTINE-Slc per gallon In case. a,A
T5c in drums and iron barrels. W
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead INA
7Ac per ID; White Lead. TA4T%e accor,iins
10 quantity. '" ;
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining C,or,-
pany quotes as follows, per lb in 1OO-I6 has.
Cubes, A crushed and Fine Crushed & 9sc.
Powdered. bloc; Candy Granulated 6 iOc: DIV
Granulated. fine, &c; Dry Granulated coarse
&c; Fruit Granulated &c; Beet Granular
QOO-lb bags only. $500; Confectionery A sc:
Magnolia a. 5.6Oc; Extra c, $500; Golden q
5.40c; D. 5.3Oc; barrels, 1Oc more; hall
barrels. 25c more; boxes, SOC more; 50-Ib bags,
10c more for all kinds. Tablets-Half barrels
6-50c; boxes 6.75c; H. & E. Crystal Dominos,
Sc per Id. No orders taken for less than sew
enty-hVe barrels or its equivalent
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.Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

The weak and unsettled condition of the
Apple market which has been mentioned al
most daily of late. was more pronounced than
ever yesterday and lower prices ruled for
extra and ordinary fancy fruit. The down.
ward movement was started by handlers Of
consigned stock, who were anxious to effect
clearanoes. and the other dealers were obliged
to follow suit. Extra fancy Oregon Spitzen-
bergs. which had previously been held firm at
81 90 per box, were offered by one dealer at
81 20 and he announced that he would shade
that quotation to large buyers. The lower
prices stimulated trade somewhat but retail
ers were still operating cautiously I'm expecta
carloads two from Colorado and the
balance from Oregon. added to
the already unwieldy stocks. Trade
volume and prices were steady for everything
except Grapes. The top quotation for Grapes
in crates was obtained only for selected lots
suitable for shipping s5c being the top for
the general run Of offerings. Open boxes were
suddenly plentiful and there was sharp break
in prices Berries cleaned up quickly at frmer
prices under the usual extra demand for sun
day requirements Citrus and Tropical fruits
were in fair request and all descriptions stood
STRAWBERRIES Ls1o912 per chest for
Longworths 50 5Oa4 for Malindas and s596
for the other varieties.
RASPBERRIES-$497 per chest
HUCkLEBERRIES-6G per lb
CRANBERRIES- Eastern. SSdS so per bbI
for Early Black and 80 5OG10 so for New Jer-
sey and Cape Cod Late Red; Coos Bay. s2Q
2 IS per box
APPLES-$1 2561 so for extra fancy. coca
81 IS for ordinary fancy 50Gs5c for choice and
25G40c for common.
PEARS-Winter Nellis, S191 25 per box;
cooking varieties, 40175c per box.
PERsIMMONs-5O67 per box
POMEGRANATEs- -5oq6oc per box.
QUINCES-40d60c per box
FIGS-75cGS1 per box.
GRAPES-Tabie varieties 75c6I$1 for crates
30Q5Oc for small boxes and 81 256D1 10 for
CITRUS FRUITs-Oranges Navels 50 5o7a
per box; Seedlings. 81 5091 IS; Tangerines
81 25G1 so per box: Lemons, 50 5Od3 for fancy
81 756D2 25 for choice and 81 25d1 so for tand-
ards Grape Fruit $2G2 so; Mexican Lines
S4d4 80 per case; Bananas $2d3 per bunch for
Central American and T5cG$2 for Hawaiian:
Pineapples, $2@4 per dozen.
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GOPCEVIC ESTATE MAY
NOW BE DISTRIBUTED
Supreme Court Hands Down Decision
Denying Application for
Writ of Prohibition.

According to a decision OF the Su-
preme Court rendered yesterday the
estate of the late Cora Lyons Floyd.
who married MitrOw GOpcevic, a
street car conductor, may now be dis
tributed to the benefciaries under her
will.
The suit under which the decision
was rendered was entitled Mary Floyd
McAdoO VS.. NJ. s. Sayre, Judge of the
Superior Court in Lake County IL
twas an application for writ of pro-
hibition to nullify the order Of the
Superior Court declaring the trust
dissolved, argument being made that
a full year had not yet elapsed since
the will was offered for probate. The
Supreme Judges, however, decided
that no action had as yet been taken
and it would be impossible for them
to anticipate the action Of the lower
courts The application for the writ
was accordingly denied. Judges Shaw,
Mcfarland, Van Dyke and Henshaw
concurring and Beatty and AngellOtti
dissenting.
The case of Sidney Nj. Smith
the Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Works
was remanded to the Superior Court
for retrial. The trial court found that
the Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Works
had ratified and approved the in
dorsement placed upon the notes Of
the California Packing Company by
President Smith and Secretary King.
There was nothing to show that the
directors were aware of this, 50 the
new trial was ordered.
In the appeal of Thomas w.
Treanor from the judgment of the
lower court awarding the Office OF
County Recorder of Santa Clara
County to G. r. Williams. the Su-
preme Court upheld the judgment.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables.

Prices of Onions were advanced sharply
yesterday supplies being scanty and the de-
mand brisk, both for local use and shipping
account Holders were rather Indifferent
about parting with their holdings, at the
advanced quotations and some were expecting
still higher prices. The situation in river Po-
tatoes was unchanged, the market still being
overloaded with ordinary stock. Fancy lots
of Salinas Burbanl1s did a little better but
there was plenty Of common stock available
at easy rates Sweets continued weak with
supplies far in excess of the demand.
Tomatoes and Egg Plant were in light re-
ceipt and fresh lots cleaned up readily at bet
ter prices Summer Squash and Beans were
steady at the previously quoted rates while
the other vegetables were generally weak.
POTATOES-Bu urbanks from the river 400
e5c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks 81 1061 35 per
eti: Pivet Reds, ooa7Oc per ctI; Sweet Pota-
toes 50QT5c per ctl.
ONIONS-$1 1892 per ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Beans 2l6@sc per lb;
Wax Beans 2k@3hc per Ib; Lima Beans,
sG4lkc per II; Tomatoes. boas5c per box;
per ctl Carrots. 75c per sack Cucumbers. ESQ
5oc per box; Garlic. 4hc per ID; Egg
plant 50d65c per box: Dried Peppers NOM
inal; Green Peppers, 25@4Oc per box: Mar
rowfat and Hubbard Squash. $10Q12 per ton
for round lots
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

The week closed with Butter depressed and
still lower. All dealers had some complaint
or other. the market being too dull or too
overloaded, and sometimes both 1t Is freely
said that the market never before in such
congested and bad condition at this time Of the
year. Excellent creamery sold down to 1Sc
yesterday. and 20c would buy almost anything
Continued offerings of the large department
stores at 30G31c per square, retail, ,aggravate
the Generalization, for the wholesalers have
to follow them down
Cheese seems on the verge of a decline,
though there is none yet.
Eggs also closed very weak, with an in
creasing number of receivers shading quota
tions to sell. Receipts were larger. as will
be seen. Predictions of lower prices this week
were freely made Stocks OF ranch seemed to
be Citing rather larger though still small.
Receipts were p 900 lbs Butter, 613 cases
Eggs and $500 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 20d21o
for extras and 1S@i9c for lower to medium
grades; dairy. 17d19c; cold storage, nominal
store Butter. 10Q14c. Eastern cubes, nominal;
Eastern ladle packed 15Q16c
CHEESE-12Q121a 1ac for choice mild new and
1cG11c for DID, cold storage. 1015G11c; Young
Americas 12G1Sc; Eastern, 10615c per ID.
EGGS-Ranch. 4S@50c for large white
lected, 45G4712c for good to choice and 37193
4212c for common; cold storage, 25Q30c; East
ern, 25Q2Sc for choice, -22q24c for standards
and 1eq21c for seconds.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Mall street stocks sensitive, with a
decreasing business.
Local stocks Quieter. with Hawaiian
Commercial still higher.
local bank clearings about the same
as last year
Narrow fluctuations i'm Silver and EX-
change
Cash Wheat higher and futures lower.
Barley firm and active.
Osts. Corn and Rye as previously
quoted.
No further changes in Hay, Beans or
Feedstuns.
Potatoes still oVerpIentiful and weak.
Onions continue 10 advance.
Poultry and Game well cleaned up
anG firm.
Frgit market overloaded with Apples.
sharp break in Grapes.
Large shipment Of Prunes 10 Ham
buTZ.
Provisions continue quiet IN all posi-
tiO.-s.
Wool. Hops and Hides still active and
firm
Cattle, sheep and Hogs unchanged.
Some descriptions OF Coal Oil marked
down.
Butter in large supply and still declin-
ing.
Cheese and Eggs pointing toward low
er prices.
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stocIs and Cotton.

The New York wires Of e. F. Hutton q Co
yesterday said
SToCKs-The progress OF the bull movement
tD ihe stock market has received further inn
pe-us during the week from the overwhelming
result Z The election The Importance of this
ro rhe frauciaI and general business interests
of the country cannot be OYerestmated. We
r-sy witness ccnsiders BILE irregularity At fire.
Quenr intervals and natural reactionary move
rreuts frFm the shifting OF the long interest
among rie largest operators and also profit
taking oE Che generality Of traders. but we
ll.uk s4en se-t3clzs as may occur from these
technical condit ons VIII not be extensive. but
irore Likely 10 prove only temporary and be
succeeded later on by a smaller range Of
prices.
C0TTON-Eome Of the local speculative in
rrrescs who bought cotton last week in anti
oipatiou of rise in sympathy with the wave
of hullish speculation " hich has been passing
.ter rhe stock market are disappointed al
tte absence of outside interest. Speculation
at present continues OF small proportions and
rs confined almost entirely 10 the local Oper-
atcre and various trade interests. but we are
Iooklng forward 70 a time when We shall see
more activity and believe higher prices will
Iumateiy prevail. We. however. believe Il
uil prove a good market FOR moderate profits
and therefore continue TO advise purchases OF
amy winter or spring months. especially on all
breaks from the present level for moderate
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SONGS CAUSE
STUDENT RIOT
Heads Are Broken in Con-
fiict Between German and
Italian Scholars i'm Vienna
NO ARRESTS ARE MADE
Refusal to DOff Hats Dur
ING Singing of National
Airs Starts Bloody Fight

VIENNA, Nov. 12.-Many heads were
broken in a fierce conflict between Ger
man and Italian students at the uni
versity to-day. the fight arising from
the recent troubles at Innsbruck. The
Germans took the aggressive. They
started singing the 'Wacht Am Rhine
with uncovered heads and demanded
that all the others remove their hats.
The Italians. Slavs and other non
Germans refused to do so, whereupOn
the TeutOns fOrcibly knocked off their
opponents headgear and trampled
their hats and caps in the dust.
The Italians then started a counter
demonstration on the university steps
and sang the national hymn of Italy.
The Germans attacked the Italians and
drove them from their position. Sticks
and umbrellas were freely used and
many heads were cracked. but no ar
rests were made, as the fighting was
confined to the university precincts.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grctn and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1o+-small receipts in the
Northwest and hrmness of cables caused a
steady tone in the wheat market at the open
ing. Initial quotations on December xc
lower at 81 14%. May unchanged at
81 14% Sentiment in the PIT, however, was
inclined to bearishness the result Of fear
that the total worlds movement for the week
would show a considerable increase Toward
the middle of the session the market became
quite strong, especially for the May delivery
which advanced to 81 141a. The trading was
quiet and the market closed steady, with De-
eember at 81 14aQ1 141k. May closed at
81 IA.
Sentiment in the corn market was bullish
December closed practically unchanged at
611sc.
A good cash demand caused a firm tone in
oats. December closed n higher at 29hc
Provisions were weak early. but closed high
er and irm. January pork closed up 12hc;
lard and ribs each up 71Ac.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High Low Close
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Dried Fruits, Nuts. Raisins, Honey.

All conditions remain as before
The German steamer Ammon took ont for
Hamburg 2196.41 lbs Prunes. valued at
500, O51
FRUITs-New, crop-Apricots. N@1Oc for
F7ovals and 9Q12c for Moorparks; Nectarfne-
6NG7Ihc for White and 61a0D7c for Red /:
peaches 755QShc per ID: Pears. 76Di2c:
Pmms pitted 6Q615c for black. 7B6sE g
for red ana 7@she for yellow Figs. 2-croSn
crown soc; bulk white 2s4 Q3c black. 3Hc
Eyaporated Apples. 5Q7c per lb.
PRGJNES-f%91% per lb for the four siza.
and 2Ac basis for the large sizes
RAISINS-1904 crop (. o. b. Fresno-Irn-
periai clusters. 81 25g2 so: Dehesa, 81 5oa1 s5:
n~nwn 411c; 3-crown. S&c; 2-crown a. =.
Seeded. 4Q5hc; Thompsons Seedless, 4Ee:
Seedless Sultanas. nc per ID.
NIJTS-New Walnuts. No. l softshel J2a
121So; No 2. 1o@101e; No. 1 hardsheii. 12S
No ) 1Oc: Almonds, 16q17c for Nonparieis
isGr4ihc for X L. 13a14c for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Lahguedoc; Peanuts 66D7c for
Eastern; Pecans. 1191Sc: Cocoanuts. 81 5O95:
Chestnuts S612hc per Id for California and
I216G1315c for Italian
HoNEY-Comb. 11h@13c for white and 1o0
lie for amber: water white extracted 51h6
&c: light amber extracted, 5Q5Iac; dark, Sd
415c.
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Receints of Prndnce.
STOCK MARKET.

Flour. or SKIS. 500
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-FLOUR-Receipt
24ooo barrels; EXPORTS. $500 barrels Sales
nesota patents SO 1905 40; Minnesota bakers.
81 6Od5; winter patents. S5 60@e; winter
straights, So 35a5 so; winter extras. So 500
25; winter low grades. SO 4Oa4 O5
WHEAT-Receipts. none; sales, 2'SOo'oOO
bushels futures Spot. steady; No. 2 red.
81 291s (. o. b. afioat; No, l hard Manitoba,
81 os b. s9at d o OPTIONS opengG qoloiD up on
reaction due to profit-taking sales the market
again advancing on prospects for small re-
ceipts West next week and on bullish statis-
tics on Monday, closing 1sdAc net higher.
Sales. including No. red May. 81 15AG
16 71e, closed 81 1858 July s. S oS$sg1 al 99z 993
''Tid Hops S5si Steady. state common to choice,
1sc: Pacihe Coast. 1904. 8O9STe: 1905 800
HIDEs-FiT1n. California, 20 TO 25 pounds.
WoOL-Firm. Domestic fleece. S2@35c.
PETROLEUM-Firm.
SUGAR-Raw firm: centrifugal, 90 test,
7-i6c molasses sugar. 11-16c Refined,
firm .No. g. 5.O5c No. Z, Sc; No. s, 4.SOc; NO.
No 10 eoc 4sOS 30 NI e. 4soc confeoton
ers' A. 5.3oc: mold A. 5sOe; cut loaf. 6l5e
crushed. 6.15c.. powdered, 5.55c' graduated
CoFFEE.Futures closed steady at a net
advance Of 5d10 points Total sales. 53,0oV
uary'' 715c: March. 735cG7.4 40: MAY, 1850
6Oc: July, Use: August, 7S0c Spot-Iiio,
steady; No. invoice. 61ac mild, firm; Cor
dova. 10d13c.
BUJTTER-Firm Common 10 extra. 100
1Sc Western factory, common to choice, 130
161bc: Western imitation creamery. common
TO choice 156161ac: Western imitation cream
cry common to choice. 15l5419c.
CHEESE-Firm, unchanged.
EGGs-Tirm. Fancy selected, 2sc; do
'i'9 ~ DRIED FRUITS.
FVAPORATED APPLES-The market con-
tinued quiet and easy. Common, 4@412c;
choice, 5G515c. and fancy. 6d615c.
PRITNES-Are in moderate jobbinR demand
from 296c, according to grade
APRICOTS-Are In light supply on spot ana
hold firm in spite of light demand. Choice,
915G10c; extra choice. 10A q1Ol2c fancy, IL
615c.
PEACHES Firm in the absence Of offerings
choice. 9d9Hc; extra choice, 91a6l0c; fancy,
1O15d11c.
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS,
Chicago.

CnIcagO.
CHICAGO. Nov. 12-CATTLE-Receip
3O0 market steady. Good to prime steers,
$6d7; poor to medium. So 606I5 70: stockers
and feeders S2Q4 10; cows, 81 1904 so; heif-
ers, 81 75a5 40; Gamers 81 25d2 40; bulls,
So 1904 70; calves, So 5o@7; Western steers.
HoGs-Receipts, 10000: Monday, 10000;
market sc lower. Mixed and butchers 81 50
as 10: good to choice heavy. $5d5 071h
rough heavy, s. 1904 so; light. $4 soq5; bulk
sHEEP-Receipts, 5000: sheep and lambs
steady to lower Good to choice wethers, 81 80
IA 20: fair to choice mixed, SO 5014 %
Western sheep So 25Q4 95; native lambs,
81 25G6 20; Western lambs, 81 5OQ5 As
Kansas City.
KANSAS = CITY. Nov. 12.-ReceIpts. 500;
native COWS and heifers, 81 5oG4: stoclkers
and feeders 50 25a4 %; bulls, 81 75d3 so;
calves, 81 56g6; Western. steers, 1904 70
Western cows; 81 50@3 90
bulk Of sales 81 1908. Heavy, "a 9515 %;
packers 81 S5a5; pigs and lights, $4 4094 S5.
SHEEP-Receipts, none; steady.
Omaha.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 2-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 4Go3 market unchanged. Native steers.
S4(06 %, cows and heifers, So 50d3 S5; West
ern. steers 50 '9G84 50; Texas steers, 81 75Q
10; range cows and hefers, 81 50d3 S5
csnners2 81 75Q2 70; stockeys and feeders,
50 25G4 calves, 81 5o95 so; bulls, stays. etc,
p HoGsGReceipts, iSs3S $500; market 1oc lower.
Heavy. -s4 7712q4 so; mixed, 81 I712Q4 s212;
of sales. $4 TT1k94 S21a.
SHEEP-Receipts none; market steady.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AIds@ ala P 4 90 ss1Oo Pssapia Pss as4 F1 GO as a%
Cal Wine A 10 77hlPac c Borx 156 1871
MV& MtTm. - 105 lPac Tel Co.1O5 1O6
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Hay and Feedstuns.

The market for Hay and Feedstufs was
quiet with no new features.
BRAN-S1S@19 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$23 50q2S.
SHORTS-$1SQ19 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolle Barley, S23@24 per
ton; ofcake Meal at the mill, $31 5oa32 so;
jobbing S33 Cocoanut Cake. $23@24; Cocoa :
nut Meal S24Q25: Corn Meal, s319 OBI so:
Cracked Corn, $31 5og32; Mixed Feed. $22 5o9
%; Horse Beans, SS094O per ton; Broom
Corn Feed. 90c per ctl
.HAY-Wheat. $1OQ15; Wheat and Oat s109
IA; Oat $9Q12; Barley and Oat, $SG11 Volun-
teer Wild Oat, $TQ10; stable. $9G10; stock.
So 5o@7; Glover, $7G1O; Alfalfa, $9q12 per
STRAW-a5@6oc per hale
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The Week Closes Quietly, With the
Sugars Still Firm.

There was less doing in local securities
yesterday, as usual on Saturday. What activ-
lty existed was in the sugar stocks which
continued firm, with Hawaiian Commercial
still higher at S71 so and Hutchinson active
at Sill There was nothing new worthy OF
note in the oil or mining stocks
sales on the California Exchange last week
We're 21,51 shares, valued at $10.S63. the
leading sales being follows Associated Oil
S66T shares; Home, 1900; Independence, 2524;
Monte Cristo, 400; Occidental. 5000; Sover-
eign, 700
The output Of the Ophir mine last week
amounted to 1874 mining car loads Of ore as
saying $50 81 per ton.
California Powder Works new corporation)
Will pay a regular monthly dividend of so
cents per share November 21
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Turkeys were received and met with prompt
sale at 2Od24c per lb for No. and 25q26c for
prime stock
Game was firm in sympathy with Poultry
and Teal and Widgeon Ducks were quoted
higher
POULTRY-I.ive Turkeys. 16d1Sc for old
and 21Q23c per ID for young; Geese. per pair.
81 5O6I2: Goslings $2d2 25; Ducks. 81 5O45
per dozen for old and $5G7 for young; Hens,
81 506D5 for small and $5 50d6 for large; young
Roosters S5d5 so: old Roosters. $464 so; Fry
ers, $414 so Broilers 50 50d4 for large and
81 50@3 for small; Pigeons, 81 so; Squads,
$262 %.
GAME-MaIiard Ducks. s3a7 so per dozen;
Canvasback S30S; Teal, 50 50Q3; Sprig, S3d4 :
Widgeon $263: Red Heads $2q3; small
Ducks 81 50G2; Gray Geese, S3G4
White Geese. 81 5OQ2: Brant, 81 1908: Honk-
ers. $3d5; Snipe, SO for English and 81 90 lot
common: Doves 81 25 Hare, 81 IS; Rabbits,
81 for Cottontails and 81 80 for Brush
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BEEswAx-27@2sc per lb.
Provisions.

day with no marked tendency either way in
prices.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 10hc per lb for
heavy. 1O1bc for light medium. 13c for light.
I4c for extra light and 141ac for sugar-cured;
dry Salt Sides 10c; Bellies, lie; Eastern sugar
cured Hams 12hQ12Ac; California Hams.
I2Gf2Hc; Mess Beef $1Oq1O 80 per Dbl; extra
Mess. $40 5Oq11: Family. $12G12 90; prime
Mess Pork S14 so; extra clear, 500: Mess
SIC so; Pig Pork. s25; Pigs Feet, s5; Smoked
Beef lac per H.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 6Ac per ID for
California compound &c for Eastern compoun nd
and 909hc for pure; half-barrels. pure. 9k9
csc; 10-lb tins. 10Ac; 5-lb tins, 10kc BIB
tins, 10Ao.
half barrels, SIC; one terce. S%c; two tierces
SIC; five tierces SIC per lb.
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Hides. TaiIow. Wool and HONS.

Wool Hops and Hides all continue TO move
off briskly at firm quotations and all the ad-
vantage continues with sellers.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1591c under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers. lie: medium, 10c light. 91ac; Cow
Hides. e11c for heavy and s1sc for light:
Stays. &c: Salted Kip. 1015c; Salted Veal.
II nc; Salted Calf, IL 12c; dry Hides 1T1hc; dry
Kip, 15c; dry Calf. 20c: Sheepskins shearlings.
25Q40c each; short Wool. 40G65c each: me-
dunn, 15q90c long Wool. $1q1 so; Horse
Hides salt. 50 75 for large and s2G2 80 for
medium. 81 50d2 for small and soc for Colts;
Horse Hides, dry, 81 as for large and 81 90 for
medium. 81 for small and SOC for Colts
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican, soc; dry salted
Mexican. 25c; dry Central American. 30c; Goat
Skins-Prtme Angoras, 75c; extra large do,
81 25: large. soc; medium. 35c; small 20c
TALLOW-No. rendered. 4d415c per ID:
Nos2. SIC; Grease, 2h@3c.
WOOL-Fall elip-San Joaquin and South
ern 9q11c; Southern SG9c; Southern Noun
tain, 9g11e; Middle Counties. free. 12d14c:
do, defective. 10d12c: Northern free. 12914c:
do defective, 10Q12c; Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo. 16GD1Sc per lb.
HOPS-1904 crop, 29G32c per Ib.
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Week of Prayer.

Beginning with a sermon this aft
ernoon PRAYER services will be held
daily in the Y. NJ. c. A. building dur
ing the week. The services Will par
take somewhat of Thanksgiving
spirit and will be purely undenomina-
tionaI, different leaders being select
ed for each meeting. The weekday
services beginning tomorrow will be
from IL to 1890 and Gas TO 7:15 in
the evening. This annual week Of
prayer is observed by the Y. NJ. c. A.
throughout the world.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags $5q5 %: San Quentin,
s4 so; Wool Bags. s0932c; Fleece Twine. TIC;
Fruit Bags. 611Q7hc for white and 7c for
brown jute.
COAL-wellington, So per ton: New We'll
lIngton, SO; Seattle. S6 so; Bryant Sc so;
Beaver HILL $5 so: Roslyn. 81; Coos Bay
SIS so; Richmond, 81 so; Cumberland. S13 in
bulk and s14 25 in sacks: Pennsylvania An
thracite Egg 81 .o meIsn anteoael.e eo @ Ggg slS'
sill 50@13 per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks:
Rocky Mountain descriptions. IS so per short
ton.
OILS-Ldnseed Is &c lower Quota.
tions are for barrels; for cases
add &c; Lfnseed, sic per gallon for boiled and
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
Beans and Seeds.

Conditions remain precisely as before stated.
Beans are quiet, though there is a moderate
demand for the Southwest.
BEANS-Bayos. 81 1903; Pea. SO 1898 25;
Buffers 81 1903: small White SO 1903 80;
large White 81 4092 65; Pink. 50 1903 Is: Red
81 25G74 90 Lima, 81 1904 90; Red Kidneys.
81 50d4 75 Blackeyes So 6Oa2 20 per ctll
Horse Beans, 81 S5q2 40.
SEEDSEBrown Mustard 81 7565; Yellow,
Mustard, So %; Flax. $2G2 75; Canary 6%
orc; Alfalfa, 1514G16Hc; Rape. 1h@21ac;
Timothy. 52c; Hemp. 3k6334c per lb; Millet,
2hG316c; Broom Corn Seed, $20Q21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles 81 75 q 30; Green
Peas, 81 75G2 so Der ctl.