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WANTED Experienced knitters and loop
w ers. also girls to learn. Apply to the
Vermont Hosiery and Machinery Co. s2tf
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Notice.

Whereas my husband Fred S. Buck
states that ! left his bed and board
due cause or provocatlon |
wish hereby to state that had plenty
Of cause for so doing And further. |
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WANTED

WANTED Six carpenters Apply to II
w Eggleston, Manchester, VT. soft
WANTED hound pup. male four or
w five months old. Address stating price
to BOX in care of Banner. 09t6'
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FOR SALE CHEAP One upright Jewett
piano all in good condition. Call or write
to Mrs. Frank Twitchell, Sunderland, VI. 63tf
NOR SALE-Just out of corporation line,
n good one and One-half story room house,
about acres of good tilable land, one barn Il
20, another lG 30, fruit. Fine stream of
spring water runs through the land. Ideal
place for poultry. Price sll0O. Apply to Nash
4 Hutchins. 70tf
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WANTED Wood TO saw W gas power
w Percey's, Telephone 1874. sSt94+
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VILLAGE CITIZENS CAUCUS

To Be Held in woodman's Hall SAT
urday Evening, Feb. %.
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WANTED-Y Young men to learn automo-
w bile business 10y mail and prepare for
positions MS chautleurs and repair men. We
make you expert in ten weeks assist you to
secure position. Pay big; work pleasant: de-
mand for men great; reasOnable write for
Particulars and sample lessons. Empire Auto
mobile Institute, Rochester, n. Y. S1t2i'
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
American Mine Dividends

Owing to the unsatisfactory condition
of the copper and other metal markets
during the earlier part of the year 1t
was generally believed that 1910 would
not be profitable year to the holders
of stock in American mines and metal.
lurgical works. With the cioslng o.
the third quarter of the year, however,
Judging from the figures ayallaple 10
The Mining World, the year, 1t is pc
lieyed, will close with record OF uiVl-
dend disbursements greater tnan tnat
for any year in the history OF the IN
dustry. ao
Between January and october 129
mines and metallurgical works report,
dividends totaling $35,SS7,047. as com
pared with S45972,275 paid during the
same period in 1909 by 1o3 companies
That the dividend payments. of these
mines and works are of regular occur
renee is proved by the fact that since
incorporation they have yielded profits
which permitted the disbursement
among share holders Of the n ee,}ra enGren5 eus
to return of 11S per cent on the total
outstanding capital of $500, 1874
In addition to the above there was
declared during the nine months OF the
year by nine securities holding corpo-
rations S10,992,523, as against Slo,lsa.-
5s5 during the same period IN lSos.
panies have paid to share holders sllS,-
461,747, 36 per cent return Oh the
s341.172125 issued capitalization
Then. too, there are large proflts
which have been divided by numerous
private and close corporations, to say
nothing of the vast sums earned by
smaller mine owners and prospectors.
OF the 123 companies contributing to
the years total 81 are classed as sela,
which contributed s2S,1S9,s65 to the
S55, ,SS7,047 total. OF these "a operate
properties in the United States. and
they distributed among share holders
s13.429,S93, Fourteen Canadian COM
panies. 10 operating in Ontario and 4
s5.sss,s7 Twenty-one Mexican com
panies participated in the distribution
to the extent of s3,65S93o -,
but one operating in the United states,
divided among share holders during lhe
nine months of 1910 Sl9,4s211o. Dur
ing the same period of 1909 Is compa-
nies distributed s14,S54,022. On their
combined issued share capital of S119,-
Se3.114 a return equivalent to 2S9 per
cent has been made since incorporation
which means that 1883, 232,ooS mas peen
divided among share holders
Seven metallurgical companies hav-
ing an issued capitalization of s225,-
AL $50 have paid to share hoiders sloo,-
7254o7 a return equivalent TO 40 per
companies have distributed s12,175,064
as compared with sS,431.o44 during the
same period in 1909. -
One metal selling company, me
United. has to it's credit this year
$1,000. 900. and since Incorporation sll.-
0en ooO a 220 per cent return on the
S.. .000, 900 capital issued.
One quicksilver property. the New
Idria he's been operated during tne ne
the extent of 100000. and since lncor
poration s126ao00 has been distrib-
uted.-Mining World.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Poultry and Game

Poultry had quiet and easy closing. the five
cars of western stock that were marketed dur
ing the week and the liberal receipts from state
shipping points being q little in excess of trade
needs -Four cars fall due from the middle west
tomorrow- Prices for Wild ducks and geese had
a vide range Anything in good condition found
quick sale at stif prices. premium being paid
IN instances. while Overheated and sour stock
went AZ low rates thrown away.
Poultry tper dozen Hens. S5d5.50 for small.
SeM1 for large and SSd10 for evfra: Young
ROSTERS. S6N6.50: do extra. S7-3ods-50; old
ds50: ducks S7610 pigeons. s1T5d2: squads.
S2.50d3; geese. S2-5OG3 per pair; spring tur-
KEYS 28F2ec rer IN
Came fper dozen l-AfalIard ducks. S4dS: can
vssbacks. seas: sariE. S3.50d6: teal. S3d4
wideoOu. s3-50M4 50: spoonhilts. S2H2. 80: gray
geese. s.. .50d4; hare. sL50d2; cottontaiI rab-
bits 50 50G3
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
uIdes. TaIIow. Wool and Hops

Bides-Culls and brands sell about u ale IN
der quotations; heavy salted steers. lozc; light
medium 91%c light. Sc; cowhides, sc; stays, &c;
sailed kip. iOc: salted veal. I55zc; salted calf.
i5s5e; dry hides, lsei dry salt hides. l2e; dry
I'm l7c. dry calf pc; sbeepskins. shearlings
55Siz0c each: short wool. 40@T0c; medium, 701
soc: long wool, eoc@sI: %; lambs 2oq5oc;
boreehfdes salt. 81 2503 for large and $1.5042
FOR medium 75cdsl for small and 25@50e for
colts: horsehides, dry, S2@2, % for large and
s. 25G2 FOR medium. 50c@sl for small and 25q
large hair goats. s0@40c; medium. 20gsoc;
gmell 5Wl5c.
p Tallow-Eo. ! rendered, 515 Q013c; NO :, SO
wooi-Sprinr Clip, San Joaquin. years staple.
SQIlc; do, months, 70llc; northern Sonoma
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
CALIFORNIA
Fort BidweIl Con.

A. meeting of the directors of the
Fort Rifwell Consolidated mines COM
pany Tuesday afternoon they decided
to buy a stamp mill and Other mining n
machinery. Algernon del Mar. m1ning
San Francisco purchasing the outfit
for Immediate delivery. he having left
for that point Monday morning.
pany. being seen. spoke with much en- en-
thusiasm of the new move ana tne
prospects of the company. He SAD
that all the equipment necessary 70
complete a mining and milling plant
would be bought and installed this fall
1t will be placed at the Mountain
View mine. the ore from the sugar
Pine being brought to the mine py an
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
New York. Produce

NEW YORK Oct .-Hops-Steady. Com
mon TO choice. 1910. IsG2sci 1908. l6@Iec;
Hides-steady. Central America, 21c; Bo
Petroleum Renned. steady. New York bar.
rcls $40; New York bulk, $3.50; Philadelphia
Wool-DuIl. Domestic fleece, soc.
Sugar-Raw- quiet Muscovado. 50 test
sa5c: centrifugal 90 test, 3.s5c: molasses
sugar, SO test. 3.10c. Rehned-Quiet. Cut loaf
5Ioc: four X. powdered. Sc; powdered, 4.95c;
granulated 4.s5c; diamond a. 4.S5e; confec-
TONERS A 1850; No. 1. 4.60c: No. 2, 4.55c;
No. 3. 45oc: No. 4. 4.45e; No 5. 4:4oc; No. 8.
No. 10. Abe; No II, g. Ioc; No. IL. 4.o5c; No.
49, &c: No. IA, 4c.
Coffee closed steady at net decline of 2M5
points. Sales were reported at 1880 bags.
January. S5Oc; February, s53c; March. s.57c
s CSC: August s.64c; September, s.65c.
Spot conee-Quiet: Rio No Z, 1obc; Santos
10. 4. 1l1sc Mild coffee-ouiet cordova,
Rufter-Quiet and unchanged.
Cheese-Quiet and unchanged Exports were
reported at 61e boxes
Eers-Quiet and unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
AppIes-Evaporat ted. steady. Spot fancy, l0c:
choice. sat@9Aci prime, 7%@sihc; common
10 prunesEouiet rune and steady. Quotations rang,
9ilc for Oregons from 60-30.
4nricots-Insctive and firm. Choice, 12A a
l2Ac; extra choice, ISGl31ac; fancy, 1911
peaebes-Dull and firm. Choice. 7M7hc;
extra choice. sdSiac; fancy. s1s s@9c.
T2aisins-Quiet and featureless. Loose musca
tells quoted at 5i1 acc for and crown; choice
layers. $l.2o@1.35.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Hay and Feedstuns

Some lines of bran ard shorts came in from
tie northern states yesterday.
Scott Magner & Miller say of hay:
Arrivals Of hsy for the last six days have
been 400 tons. aeing Just about the same
amount rs for the preceding week.
I'VE still continue to experience difficulties
fn obtaining sufficient from the railroad COM
pznirs for the transportation OF hay at various
.-Eorices have continued unchanged. with The
exception Of something strictly hrst class the
plsEket Is rather dull, as other grades DO not
move OF well. snd &c hss been very difficult 10
obtain any satisfactory results from the hay that
las come into the market from the warehouses.
"A large part OF the consuming trade in San
Francisco and in Oakland, having laid away In
their barns heavy supplies are therefore not now
"a the market which has caused quite a dullness
in the town trade and adversely Affects the mar
-.so7,lers for exporting sra coastwise shipments
have been the leading features Of the market
lstely. as they have been sxeeptionahy good;
steadily from day TO day to supply this desir-
able trade. -
done ID the country 70 simply supply the daily
current requirements of our markets. 10 opera
lions Of any moment are reported from any sec
fiou. Oar market basis here being ont of line
with the ideas Of the majority OF the owners OF
-he hay In the country. viii not permit Of large
~ the fact that it IS not generally thought that
This market VIII be any better under existing
s.Aifsifa bsv continues TO arrive steadily in
large quantities ard is absorbed on orders held
here TO be filed and for general local trade This
vrticle Is decidedly firm all along the line.
There Is very little demand for straw"
B-sn-S29031 per ton.
kffddlings-$34 d36 per ton.
Shorts-S30d3 per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley. $22M23: rolled oats
for feed So9G3I; mixed feed. S25@26 for aver
age lots: Iinseed oilcake meal, 20 tons $50 10
tons 5000 , tons SAL smaller lots $3.50:
coeoanut cake or meal st mills. $3.50 in 20 and
10 and S26 in ton lots; jobbing. SIC. so; corn
meal s56d37: cracked corn. S36131; alfalfa
meal carload lots ST. jobbing SIS; red star al
falfas-me SIT in carlots and SIS JobDing: NO
iobbing: stockton mealfalfa. S17 in car lots and
SIS SoSbinc; Caproco oilcake meal. $3.50 per
ION. calfalfa SIC in car lots and $50 jobbing.
Hay-Ordlnary wheat $sml2-50: choice. S136
u: wheat and oat. s9G71-50: tame oat. S94
II 20; volunteer wild oat $Tl9; alfalfa, 81 q 10;
stock hay. S5d6-5o per ton.
Straw-35Q Q60c per bale
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aerial tramway, the towers iof "Aieii
are now being constructed, ~.
1t is understood by the Nugsel .na
eastern parties have ACQUIRED lafgee
block of the stock of the Consolidated
and that no expense will be. spared to
put the company in a posltlon TO op-
The citizens of Fort Bfdwell and
Modoc county are to be congratuiatea
on the fact that SO much enterprise IS
being shown by tho various mining
companies.
There will be three mills In, opera
tfon next wear which should give suff
ficient encouragement to prospectorf
The Nugget has always claimed this
to be one Of the best mining camps an
the west, and views with satlsractlon
the approaching culminatloh contended o5 Tended
must assert themselves in the end
Fort Bidweu Gold Nugget
Standard SuIphurets
Jason Frye shipped out by Yore,ss
team to be smelted 10000 pounus oI
sulphurets that were obtained from lns
first crushing of ore from the eotammdlaro
mine in Sailor ravine TINS spr;tns. ihe here
to be shipped and this Will be sent ,r,l cut
the next trip the team MAKES. me
sulphurets is owned BY ed Frye oyeT % tWiee Hsie
by Mr.. Frye, but it Isl estimated that
it is still worth I'M the ne,lgnm9og- n,, MOI
hood of 81 per pound.T-Moui'ai 1.eS
SenSer.
Strike i'm the Florida
What appears to be 1 strike out Of the
mine on the South Yuba rlver, one mlie M
below of Fdwards &c ergssl nsins drifted upon
that carries s94 per top IN goid as PEI
assays The quartz sd iaGsdloisest IS tba r6a gray a
Int sSt yl1af
rets consists of bestfeS tne Solu mas
not been determined. no ANALYSIS nav
ing yet been made. The ctdIil - ~ hea
by F. RodrigueS, present jpIoPi PiIctoi u
the Becks hotel at the frossihs.-Ne-
vada City Transcript.
Oriflamme Ore
CoIoba1 q q Ward manager of the
Iorifiamnoe gold mining company whose
properties are located 4ear AlleghAhy !,
Sierra IcolInty recently announced that
the chopany had SUCCEEDED in inter
sectins some valuable ore IN the oil-
liamm' The I, ore When first encountered as, as
saved d hout 50 a ton. hit since then the
comndnv has been pbsistently work
ing away and now has chute tnat '
shows gold in every foot or II. me
vein twas cut by 9rosscut IN aooul
414 feet from the portal and at depth
of 2J0 feet from the surface, thus CIV
ing some good backs to work on. ne
vein is supposed to be the same as lndt
on which the Tighthef- Gold Canyon,
Rainbow, Yuba consolidated ana otmer
Valuable properties ale located. The
tunnel is now in abbu. 500 feet and is
being driven ahead, az Manager Ward
believes he is close TO another valuable
chute of ore.
4 He further says that the outlook at
IAlleghany and Foresttis bright; There
lis a large number Of men employed IN
the mines and considerable develop
inert work is being done by the mining
companies. Some of the mines are
doing well and taking out rich ore, and
this is an incentive and encouragement
TO other companies Struggling to reach
chutes or ore, for which the district is
SO famous Nevada City Transcript.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

than for the corresponding week year ago.
Liverpool closed at net decline or TO ~
points on futures, where an advance was e1.
pected, while spot sales were only 5000 bales at It
4 decline of 8 points The Liverpool stock Of Of
American increased $4,000 bales TOT ihe week
and Is fast catching up with the stock held a
year ago. The first frost of the season has ar
rived about three weeks later than last year
and year before in the southwest, and the damage
therefore IS much less than expected.
Spot closed quiet and unchanged; middiins up
, COTTON FUTURES
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
I1lnur ana Fnrinaceons Gnnas

Elour-Calif0rnia family extras. S5.6od6 net
without discount: bakers extras. S56066; super
f1e. 81 40Ms 20; Oregon and Washington. per
hhl. S4SoN sos for family. bakers and patents
and s. n5e74 30 for cutoff; Kansas patents. $3.50:
90 -strsights- $3.50; Dakota pstents. $40: do
etra iCilts. S7.20: do clear. S6.60 per bbl
FarfnaceouS CSoods-Buck wheat 1our. S4.2o:
huckwheat -four self-raising- So: buckwheat
groats. IS: corn moal. yellow So. white So. extra
cream yellow 30 extra cream white 1925:
,orn f0uT. 81 aoSed wheat. $3.50; entire wheat
hv-r. S2.2G: farina. $500: graham -four, So:
homigr largc 81. small So. granulated 81: oat
meal s. % 10 cr0ats 81 25- pearl barley, S4.2o;
rice ncur. Sc: rolled oats. s4.35: rolled wheat.
50 80; rye honr So 25: rye meal. So 10; split
peas yellow So green Sc so extra cream rolled
ats $50 lbs s.. So 30 IL sacks 81: rolled flakes
80 ID barrels 81. .15: an ID sarks S3.25: rolled
wheat. I50 ID barrels s4-75: 75 lb sacks s4.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
nennx and Seeds

Quotations for large and small white and lima
hoans are for reclesned stock. As sDecihed in the
paragraph below. The other kinds are quoted
as 1hev arrive from the farms
Dried peas have again advanced.
Reans fper rtlb-Ray0s. 81 T5G4 90: small
rhite. recleaned. 81. TOG3 50: large white re-
cleaned. 81. .T003 50. pink 81 90M5s red. s.. 25d
?. 20: hlackeye. S5G5.25. lima. recleaned. 81 50d
-: rcd kidneys. S5N5.25: cranberry beans.
S4e54. %: csrvanzas, s.. 70 %; horse beans,
81 % a2-35
S.-edS- Brown mustard. 4ISc: yellow mustard
-; faKseed. 5G5l@c: canary. 2lh dS&c: al
falfa. i4Ni5c: ranP fN2kc; timothy. TIC;
lcrn. 3M3l5c: miIlet 2%c III.
Dried Pcss-Green. s3G3.25 per ell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
"Scotty" Buying Mining Claims

Walter Scott, better known as
Death Valley Scotty," arrived in town
today from the Reese river country
and will leave this evening for his
home at Humboldt house.
.Scotty' did not take his rattle
snake on this trip, saying that some
time before leaving he had pulled its
fangs and put it out to catch rats A
day or two before leaving home he had
weighed the rattler and found that it
was picking up flesh, Weighing three
pounds four ounces.
Upon his return to Humboldt house
Seotty will close pending deal for a
group of claims lying seven miles to
the southeast of the station, known as
Post Nos. 1. and and Catherine Ex-
tensions Nos. 1 and 2. owned by John
G. Taylor of Lovelock and associates.
--Goldfield News.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
po..,,,a I,ivestock Market

PORTLAND, Oct 22.-Cattle-Recepts, zoo;
market. firm. Beef steers choice S5@550; beef
steers. medium, S4.50G5; choice spayed heifers'
"a 5o67s 10: choice beef cows, ". .2504.5O; me
Sinm beef cows S3.50@4; common cows. $40
3 SO: bulls s3.50@4; stays. good to choice, "a a
45o; calves. light, $61oG7; calves, heavy' %. 20
as. uar -.
50 506l9 90; hogs, fair to medupm. Se25@9.oo
Sheep--Receipts. none; market steady. Best
valley wethers, S3.25@350; fair TO good weth.
ers ssm325; best medium wethers, S304 25;
best valley ewes, $3@3.23: lambs. choice me-
diums, S565.25; choice valley, $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
r..tern Ltvestock Market

CHICAGO Oct. 22.-Catue-hecelptse co. co.
mated IT 900: market steady Beeyes. S4.ooeg
755: Texas steers. s425@5 60 wesserh aos 70
81 lo@6S5 stockers and feeders, s1 osSa,
cows and heifers S2.25@6.30; calves, Stzoe. ot ~
Hogs-Receipts estimated at o,Vv nsat1M ee ,nm
o1o: heavy. S7.s5@s.95: rough, - .sogso oio ~,
8 n5 RuIk of Sales $s.10@S-f5-
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 2.ooO' maTke M 1k =
S+eadr Native. s2.60@4.40; western $z:losd
z os. yoarlings 81 5O65.5o; native lambs, $4.ti
ar 10: western $4.75@7.
S' KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. No., Oct 22.-CattIeeenrSe erS
CENTS 400: market steady. Native sdeers: S2G 29
= "a. native cows and helfers, SI,io.9o,9N, o. =,
stockers and feeders. $3.50@5oo: puiis s5;zed so
435: calves S40ls 25:' western steers s4Vo.oo
western cows, $2.1o@o2o .. <,
,ower. buIk of sales. SS.700DS75 Heavy $s aJ
so. packers and butchers SS7o@S.9o; hght
0sSheep-Receipts, $500; market steady Nut
.ns 60 750d4 %: lambs S5.60G6.75: fed weth
ers and yearlings. s4@5.25; fed western ewes
So. .50@4.25. , o,,.u.
SorTTH OMAHA. Oct. 22.-Catue-Receipts
eoo market steady. Native steers. $oG1 90
COWS and beffers s3@5.50; western steers, 80; q
m675. range cows and heifers. 81. S5@4.63
Gamers. 81. 75@3.50: stockers and feeders, $3g
5.s5: calves, $3.25@5; bulls, stays, etc., SSSa
ATS. - a. h;o,ar
HEAVY. ss35@s. 40; mixed. $s. 5oGs:6o; hgnt
81 656is. 10: bulk of sales, $s.35@S 90
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market STEADY. lear
lincs S4 4O@525; wethers. Sc. 3.40@42o; ewes,
x3 250d 65: lambs, S6.15@6.75.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
NEVADA
Brunswick Mill

| By the passing OF the Brunswick
mill into the hands of the new smelter
people the last relic of the bonanza
The Brunswick mill is a 70 stamp af-
fair of the old pan amalgamation va
riety. Bob Logan, who acted as su-
perintendent for the last run on the
river. will have the distinction of hav-
ing made the final cleanup Of ores from
the Comstock. At the final run 1t was
found that the game was q losing one
been shut down. Alongside of the mill
| is the last string Of ore cars used In
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
MINES PAY BIG
REVENUE TO STOCKHOLDERS
During the Current Year Disbursements Dividend
Account Amounted to Nearly Thirty Six Millions of Dollars


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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
STOCKTON PARLOR WILL
FETE SACRAMENTANS
It's Guests Will Be 20 Delegates
From the Capital City
I Special Dispatch to The Coll |

No. z, Native Sons of the Golden West.
has made elaborate preparations for
entertaining the Sacramento delegation
that will arrive here Monday evening.
About 10 Natives are expected from
the capital city, and Stockton parlor
has prepared an excellent program for
their amusement. The local committee
consists of James Fitzgerald chairman
Ed Van Vranken, Floyd Kenyon, oJhn
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Ex~
Bunker Hill

DunkeT I'LL
The yield for the month or Septen-
same as for several months past. Ine
development of the ledge on the 1880
level is progressing sat1sractorily. Inc
additional 20 stamps to the mill Is being
pushed ahead and the actual construc-
tion will be proceeded with as soon as
Mr. Schultze is at liberty from the
South Eureka The surplus In the
treasury on the 1st was over s7S,000.-
AmadOr Ledger.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

O0ttOH NUTtAcl
NEW YORK Oct 22.-Hutton's wire says:
.sThe low temperatures west of the Mississippi
river have moderated considerably. Fair weather
will prevail in the west and middle states Satur-
day and eastern sections Sunday.
THE weekend figures were bearish showing
the largest into sight movement for a single
week on record, while the visible supply In
creased 10000 bales more than last year and
spinners' takiDgs were about 1900 bales less
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market is still in demoralized condition. Re-
caInts Of eggs were extremely light but no ad-
vance was made In prices. Butter was STEADY.
Receipts of produce were: EGGS. o4 ,e easee' e,'
butter, 80 2es pounds cheese s9oo POUNDS, aet po-
notatoes. 12G sacks; apples. 5,40o boxes
Butter (per lb)california gre sreameTry Irg e5eras ex
35c: do frsts. 32hc cooking ∾ lsaie' zoc A.
case eco COUNT rfefb buying price 4sc eastern fresh s5e
eastern storage packed extras, SIC; DO storage
Cheese tper lb)-Northern fresh 1sal9e: ,d 10 10
CAL 1se: oregon daisy 1s1zc eastern a1a;as shEes Iec
eastern ionghorn. 1eiac: eastern cheddars: loc
imported Swiss Jack 1sc do%essle 5Oe SWISS
&c psai' Ok. No. Lady washington. 81 so; No
small white saSo No slaSsege ents Ss's ss a.
e'p epata+oas sfner ctr-Highland. S1M1.35; Sa
Iinas. 81 rs; yellow sweets. s1.5o@1.15.
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AUCTION SALE


WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26. AT IL a rs
At j. 3. HORAN'S SALESYARDS.
Tenth and Bryant Streets.
100 head Mares and Geldings. weight fror
1,1OO to 1,50O: so head are unbroke, 40 head
are gentle. broke single and double. These
the low. blocky built. heavy boned horses. from
Utah, such as every one knows the best
horses that come TO San Francisco.
We will also offer at the same time 10 head
Of Horseshoe Bar brand OF Mares and Geldings.
broke double. weight 1000 10 1.4O0 lbs. and
carload Of Mules broken. weight 300 TO 200 lbs
Stock exhibition at Horan's Tuesday. October
25. Sales Wednesday, 26. at II a.
E. STEWART & CO.. Auctioneers-
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rbicapo Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Butter-Steady. Cream
cries 24@2ec: dairies. 23@27c.
Eggs-Steady. Receipts. 3,753 cases. At
mark cases included, 1s@21hc; frsts, 24hc;
prime hrsts 261kc
Cheese-Steady. Daisies, 15415tc; twins,
140i41sc; Young Americas, i5@1oAc; long
horns i5A 615hc.
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NEW OKLEANs Get, ZzMopot co.rp1 arraroq soc
bales. Eiddhng, IA 5 Ice.
st. Louis Wool
ST JNrrIS Oct 22-Wool-Unchanged
Medium rsades. combing and clothing, 2S@24c;
light finel 1o621c; heavy fine, 15@17c; tub
washed, 2Al33c.
New York Metal Market
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The metal markets
were nominally active in the absence OF cables
and exchanges
Lake copper 12.s71h @13c: electrolytic. 1275
@12.s7hc; casting. 1879 y Wl2.oziec.
Lead firm 4.40@4.45c.
Spelter 5.60@5. zoe.
Iron, unchanged.
Bar silver. 567Ac.