The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 13, 1897, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, NOVEMBER 13, 1897 ERCIAL WORLD THE COMM SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. 1res 1ast week, Berley unchanged. iaing. azam 1. Cornd nd Feeastuils the same. i b atoes fi mer. Oulons higher again. advanced. Ranch Eggs easy. o Eutter and Cheese. Wine Girapes nominal. i Drivd © 15 the same as usual we and Hides nuchanged. Decieascd movement in Quicksilver. OUICKSILVI R TRADE. Receipts of qnicksily port during the first yuths of the year were 14,372 flasks, against 21,559 d the same time in 1896 < were flosks. vaiued at $149,353, 1,020 fi $301,2 o EXPORTS PRODUCE. om this port during the vear were $34,526.000, re time in 1896 (s total #13,125.000 went 1o the United King $5506.200 (0 China $2,129 to P 20,600 To Central Americh, $3,692. 300 Islands $1,062,100" o Mexico, Atrica and $1,775,000 to he sa WEEK'S FAILURES, Mercantile Agency reports 13 c Coast States and Tecritories e wees ending vesterday, us comparad with | and 20 for ures for the past the corre- » previous w week of 1596, Ihe K vided among the trades as follows ¥ in, 2 dru; 1 carpenter 1 plumbing | 1 contractor and builder. 2 gro- | eral store, 1 restaurant, 2 liquors, 1 { Mo K&t 4 Oregon Imp. Co.... o prefid. 29w N J Central Puliman Palace,..165 © | N Y Central. 10513 | Silver Certificates. 5714 N Y Chicago & StL 1814 | ~tan Rope&I'wine. 41y do do Isivrefd. 74 |SURAT............12814 do do 2d pref'd. 3z Preferred. g Nor West.......... 133 T C& Iron No Amer Uo. 17(US Leather. 11T No Paaiic. 18 | Preferred " 6034 | Preferred 5134 U S Kubbe, Ry Ontario& W.. ... 151g Preferred....... 5 Ore K & Nav.... 34 ° Wesiera Union.... 8834 | Ch G W iy O Clar ® Partly Cloudy & Cloudy ® Rain® Sngw HADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION R 12 HOURS DURING PAST rFxpianation. The arrow flles with the wind. The top fignres | &t station indicaie maximum te ) terneath 4 snow in indredzha iwelve hours. Isobars, or solld | connect poin‘'s of equal air pressure; iso- | therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The word “high” means hizh barometric pressure and is usualiy accompanied by fair westher: “low” | refers (o low pressure, and is usually preceded and accompanied bv cloudv weatherand rains | “Lows” usually Brst appesr on the Washington coast. When the pressure is high in the interior | and iow alonz the .and the isobars extend | north and south ale bable: | but when ow sobars of | marked ih of Oregon is improb- | bl Wit n the vicinity of Idabo, and the pressu < 10 the California coast, warmer | weather Xpected in summer and colder | weathier The reverse of these condicion | will produce an opposite resul. THE WEATHER BU . UNir S7aTES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUT. FUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, No- ¥ | the rainfalls for the pas: | and the seasonal ratnalls to = same date last last s -ason 2.77, iast season 4, last sea- ason 2.07. last 124, last this season : Los s season San Diego 00, this season Yuma .00, season Bluft .00, eai0n 4.97, Red Sacramento .00, th isco .00, ¢ his season 00, 7: this seaso: 13 s season San k Fres u1.16 00, Obispo Maximum temperature 56, Weather Conditions and General Fore- caste. | his evening on the Cali- in Western Montana. er is reported trom Calitorni in the region 1o the north and nas fallen 1out portions of Mo Condiiions are favor- Francisco for thirty November 13, 18! y fair w thie ather, norihern coss: y winds. fair weaiher y cloudy Sat- i il Francieco and vieinity—Partly cloudy Sat- W, H. HaMMO: Local Forecast Ofii NEW YORK S1T0CA MARKET. NEW YORK. Nov. 12.—To.day’s stock market was without animationat any time. 1he prelim- inary drive at sugar and the one or Lwo subsequent raids on the stock faled to dislodge any iarge offer; and the subsquent dealings in- that 50 k showed greatly diminished activity and firmuess of t Its losses were all recovered, ana tne cl showed a et gain of a small fras tion, 1elow prive for the day, was a new low poiut on the the which was 1263, Jreseit mevement leader on the hist from u Ihe coalers was eus | NEW YORK GEAIN i | i | i | | | | | | | ran | point of activity. showed some strength on acc: Wit of the approsching cold snap. | Ihey were helped also by reporis of re<triction ut by inoividual compantes. ed (hisgronp and aivai ts. New Je sey 1 atone time but closed at a reaction of about u Consolidated Gas fluctuated wi diy, riaing ts, receding 414 and ci0siug at A net decline 1% Outside of tnese the feaiures of tha ket were without particular interes.. There ne co e of seiling 1or the London , especinily of St Paul, aud this was about ole Zactor i1 the news of the day. Quy’s trading is 10 bring the level of prices back 10 about the same level as tual bewd before the very saarp deciiie of last . The upward tendency 1o day in the gen- ai list was assisied by the continued fzvorable claracter of the railroad earnings reported for the firs: week (i Novem ver. the diy's net zains are a polnt or overin some of the granzers and oiher prominent ac ive stocks. and are nearly (wo poinis over in the coalers. The bond inarkei was moderately activa at higher prices The total sales were $1.450.00) Cuited Sta es regisiered sours aud fives conpon wer- sdvanced 1y bid and the new fours b4 bid. 11ie 1014l sales of stocks 1o-dav were 247,100 In- ciuding: iouisvile and Nushv.ile 4590, Latian 3860, New Jerrey Centrai 5366, Northern Pacific preterred 3615, Nortowestern 3215, Re 750, Kock isand 11,577, St Paul 42,350, c (secoud nssessment paid) 3632 Boy 20. People’s Gas 21,010, Consolidated . Sugar 8U.680, Chicazo Great Western LONDON NEW .ondon financial cablegram : YORK, N The Evening Post's The siock markets esstoday and a trifle less fim. Money were | was beit The dullvess in Americans here is partly due to difficulties of a Geater who is a bull on Americans and who recenly lost heavily by the sharp and urexpected fall of certain industrials. The fal ure may be announced to-morrow, or 1t muy blow over. It is really nothing important. ricans closed about the lowest. Ihe Paris bourse was dull and tue Berlin market was steady. YORK MON NEW MARKET. Closing Prices for Bonds und Kailway Shares. NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—Money on call steady at 134@:y: last joan i3%: closed 115@134%; prime mercantile paper, 3Yg@41g%: Sterting ex- chznge s:rouz, with aciual business in bankers' bills Man- | | through sympathy with wheat. | selling of Dec-mber by the elevator prople, which | | | at §4 S515@4 ¥534 for demand and §4 B254@ 4 527 for 60 days: posted rates, §4 85@4 6g commercial bills, 84 %2; silver certificates, 57 by | @5n1zc: bar silver, 5715¢: Mexican dollars, 44140 Government bonds, strong; State bonds, dull; road bonds, SUrOng. CLOSING STOCKS. Raflroads— |8t Paul & Omaha. 7633 Atchison ... . Preferred 140 Preferred ... StP,M&EM 120 1y Southern Pacific.. s Southern Kailway. Preferred . Texas & Vac U Pytrzdassmtpd 207 UPrPD&G Wabash. Baltimore & Obio. Canada Pacific Canada Southern. Central Pacific. Ches & Ohio 5 Chicago & Alioni. Chicago, B & Q Chicugo & b. 1 Preferred . =i Chicago, Ini & L. Wheel & L'E 255 do -~ do prefd. Preferred... 5 cCCa st L. X xoress Compani-a— 80| Adams E Preferred Del & Hudson.....110% | American Kx. . Del L& W 1156 | United States...... 40 Del & Rio G- 1134 Wells-Fargo. ...... 119 Preferred 4334 Miscellaneou: Erie, new.......... 15 1A CoLOIl.... ...... 194 First vreferred. Preferre - T Ft Wayne......... Anva Soirits. D B9, Gt Nor pf Preferred.. . [ 2015 Hocking Val Am Tobacc L R0 | 1iinos Cent. . . Preferred 11093, | Lake Erte & W Chicago was.. 917 | Prefesred. Cons. Gas.....0.. 189 Lake Shore. Com. Cable Co.....175 Louis & Nasn. Col F & dron... .0 2114 Maubattan L. do do prefd.l T Gen. Electric. illinois Steel ... La Clede Gas. ... Met St Raliwa Michigan Cenirai.l Minn & St. L. 70" | | do do st o) Lead. ... ... Mo. Pacific. do pref'd. Mobile & Uhio... Nat. Lin OiL... CEN W, Preterred . kio G & Wstn. Preferred..... StL & Southern.. Reading. . kock lsiand. St Louis &S ¥ Preterred | S Wheat. 841@87 1. No. No. 2 Red. 9414,@9614¢ 2 Corn. 713@2714¢c: No. 2 Uats, :0%c: No. 2 White, —: o ¥ White, £ 0. b., 23ljc: No. 2 Rye. 473,@473c; No. 2 Burley, — No. 3 — No. 4, —; No. 1_Flaxseeq, $1 0314@1 0%:Prime Iimothy_Seed, $2 65; Mess Pork @ ovl, $7 35@7 40: Lard. $ 100 Bs. $4 1214 @4 25: Snort Ribs slues (Ioose). $4 25@4 85: ry Shou!ders (boxed). 43, @3c:Short Clesr Sides (boxed), $63@4%gc: Whisky, distillers’ finished 200ds, per wul. $1 18: Sugar. cut loat, —; granu- lated, —: “standard ‘A, —. ARTICLES. | HKecelpts. | Shipments. 10,000 5,000 5 2,000 7.000 259,000 | 145,000 [ 3| 308000 | 33.000]........ Bariey, bu i 83,00u| 76. On the Produce Exchance to-dav the Butter mar- ket wessteady: creame fes, 15@2214c: dairies. 12 | @20c: chees: ‘quiet, B@slge: eggs firm, iresn, Wheat Movements. Recelpte | Rusbels. A 406,590, . olis. 301, Duiutn ,i...... 48,750, Milwaukee . 82,050 ... Chicago. 45,611 . Toteco. 7,000 St. Louis . 9,091, 71,000, 1,085,947 TIDEWATER. Boston. ... New York. Philadelphia. . Baltimore. New Uriexns . PARIS ¥UTURES. : Nov. Jan. Flour — Opening ..6160 6100 Closing : 276160 6100 Wheat—Opentng .01 2085 2885 Closing .. sl i29/86 0 28 90) LIVEEPOOL WHEAT FUTURKS. De~. Mar. Mav. | Opening ...T458 T5 735 Closing Ty T4%g T3h: EASTEEN LIVESTOCK BMAKKET. CHICAGO, Nov. 12 — CATTLE — Numerous sales occurred at $5 and upward, and & sale was made of 28 head of Polled Ancus steers averaging 1654 pounds, at £5 45, which is the highest price paid in & long time. Late sales were at $3 75@ 455 for common to fancy beef steers, the bulk of 40 15t preferred. do 24 preferred.. BONDS. N J Cent Gen Ba..11 North Ca: 5 StPaul ... Preterred..... U= New 4s, reg... 40 do 4s coup. dods, reg.. dods. coup. do s, Tex. dods. reg do 55, coup! District 5 653 Ala Class A N 4 Nor& Wes...... 1213 Northwest Consois 143 Do, Class B Do. deb 5s.. Do, Class C.. Orezon Nav Do, Currency Do.ds......... Atchison 4 OS Line 64Tt Do, 1 Do, 5str. Canada So. Cun Pac lsts. ... Cbgo Term C & Ohio s O Imn Ists ¢ — Do, 5a tr. 4434 Pucific 65, of 9! 11043 Keading 4s..., 10515 Rio G West, StL & 1M Gends Rily | s St L& FGen 651155 East Tenn 1sts....109 " St P consols....... 1881y Erie Gen 35 7032 St P C & Plsis] 11191 | FW&DIstatr. 68 | Do, 5 veres 11814 Gen Llectric 55.. 10135 (S Carolina Nn-fod. | GH&SAGs... .13 |Soutnern Kv bs... 813 | G0 do 25 0fd 103%g|-tanKpe&Twineds 60 H& T Cent'ds.....110 | renn New set 3s.. 514 o con Bs........1 1042, Tex Pac L& G 1sts 9545 | Iwa C 1uts. .. 951y Do, rex 2ds g { Kan P Contr..." n6le UPists. ... .1 Kun ¥ Jst(D D} £.109% U P D & Guif 1sts la Nw Consol 43100~ Wab 1st Bs........1 L& XN Uni4s..... 8435| Do, 2ds.. Missourt vs. West Shore 45,1111 MK . Va. Centuries Do, 48 e % Do, ceterred.. A Y Central Ists.. 1185y KsClty P&G1sts 53— MINING STOCKS. ! Crow 25 Opl H I 100/ Plvmon | 90 Quicksiver. 100 | Gould & C o 30 do pid to0 ) Hale & Norcross. 1 40 Sierra Nevada... c0 | Homestake. 800U “tandard Iron Nilver. Mexican, . 0 Trion Con... v Yellow Jucketiuae Boston. ROSTON. Nov. 12.—Atchison, 1234 Bell Tele- phione. 253: Chicazo, Burlington und Quincy, Mexican Central. 535 Uregon Short Line, Sau Diezo, Butie aud ostoy, toston and Montaua, 13335} ND PRODUCE. NEW YORK. Nov. 12 —FLOUR—Recelnts, 924 bhbis; exports, 14.797. Opened steady and moderately active, without change in price; winter straits, $4 55@4 70. WH Y AT — Recelpts, 189,275 bushels: exports, 152,8 Svot. steady: No. 2 red, 9934c. Optious opened weak under disappointinz cables and foreizn selling; rallicd on covering and was qulet but very steady all day, closing Js@114cnetlower. 0. 2 yed November closed at 9bc: Lecember, 96 3-16@97¢, closed 9654c. HOP —8 cady. Quie KOLeUM—Quie COPPEK—Di 0 75@10 S0, il; brokers', $3 50; exchange, 33 70@ PE i AKE i Lake brokers, $107; | Easier; straits, $1363@1375: plates, market weak. SPELTER—Dull: £4 10 bid, $4 20 asked. PIG IKON—Warranis easy ; $6 75 bid and $6 S0 d COFFrE—Options poiuts advance % 1010 points. opened steady at 5 to 10 ! closed s eady at a net advance of | Sales 16,500 bags, inciuding De- | cember at 35 50. Marcn, $5 75@5 85, Spot Coffee—Rio, quiet: No. 7 iuvoice. 63gc: No 7 jobbing. 6%c. Mild, dull: Cordova. 814@8tac. R—..aw, firm." Retined, firm. iteceipts. 3025 packa steady. stern creamery, 14@25c: Elgins, 23¢; faciory, 10@13c. LGS —Recein 5. 8080 packages: steady. State and Penusyivania, 18@24c: Westery, 22c. Dried Fruits. EW YORK. Nov. 12.—California dried fruis N 1 quiet and sieady. Fvaporated appies. common, pr.me wire trav.734c: wood-dried prime, sc” choice. 8ge: fancy, 9@9se. LRUN ES—banlgc 7 Ib. 85 10 size and quality. APRICOTS — koyal. 7@8)zc; Moorpark, 9@ 10 PEACH 7@102; peeled, 12@17c. Ty S—Unpeeled, CHICAGO GRAIN DMARKET. CHICAGO, Nov. 12.—Wreat started with sell- ers of May at from 9lc down to 9334, and very litle changed bauds at over 907gc. This com- pared with ye terday’s closing price of 9114c. The suilure of the Liverpoo! market to respo d to the bullish tone with which this market closed the dur before was chiefly responsible for the Sxc de- cine. That market opened at but 13@Yud ad- vauce, and had even lost this by the time trading commenced here. Northwest receipts were large compared with last years figures, Minneapolis and Duiuth reporting 521 cars, azainst 949 a weex ago, ard 434 Jast year. Clicazo got 94 cars to dav, 119 a week ago and 49 the similar day a year azo New York shortly after the opening wired that hey had selling orders there rom the Con 1t tor December wheat, but other New Y ork messages said private cablegrams from the Conii- uiwere fi m1 in their tone. The price gradualls ank and toached 8075 before it had overa ljs it did, bowever, recover 1o 8114 by about 12 0’clock wi hou. 1eceiving anvthing strikingly encourazing 1« the way of additional information The Auantic and gulf ports returned clearances for the day of 590,000 busheis. i he total receipts for the day st primary Western m- rcets amoun s d 101,052,000 hushels,ugainst 54 000 busheisayear g0, Minnexpolis' stocks of wheat furthe weex are expected to skow sn lucrease of 1,500,000 bushe's and Duluth an ine rease of 200,000 bushels. I hie general guesses here on the change in the week’s visible ran_1rom 2,000.000 to 2,400,000 bushels increase. The weekly review of the sit- us f01 by the Modern Muler was rather bearish, | but o1 a tip that preceded its details that it would be bullish in tone buying starsed that put the price trom uround 9014 10 9034, Afier receipt of ihe Modern Miiler reporc the piice sagged to 901, but near the end of the session assurances from most reliable sources in the Northwest were re- ceived to th ing-off in farmers’ aeiiver es, and they were to-day not over half what they were a week ago. T hat information aud the fact that some of the Duluth wheat which has been shipped here lately is missing a grade cansed a sudden revival of the markeUs previously waning strengih December, which was hanging neg ectedly around 93%gc, re- | sponded 10 the bidding 101 a limited quantity for a sudden spurt 10 945sc and May from around 9034c rose t09ic. Closing trades were at 9314c for De- cember and 9034c for May. Corn way weak during the moruing, largely Ihere was some resulted 1 a slight widening of the syread. Oa s were cull and easier, in sym;aihy with wheat and corn, during most of the session. Provisions wore d-c.dedly duil and weak. Prices were slighuy higher ac_the Openiug on account of the higher prices ot hogs, but prices slowly de- clined The leading futures ranged as foliows: Awricies. |Gpen. |High | Low. |Clow. 931 {84y, o1 | 0% 2674 2675 303/A; o2 | May. ... e st (O ) Mess Pork @ bbi— | | December............|7 47(7 477 30 January. L L R LR Lard, 8 100 December. e |4 27214 271454 17154 20 January .. o4 BT 4 5Tk |4 B2 4 86 bort Ribs, 160 ibs| i December. 485 fvas la2710)4 30 January 10 | |4 323 440 _Cush quotations were as follows: Flour. steady. No. 2. Spring Wheat, 8714@88%ic: No. 3 Spriug eftect that there was a marked fall- | the cattle selling at $4 50@5 15, with a few coarse fed Texaus at $3 50@375. Bulls sold mostly at $2 40@3 75, acd calves were steady at $3 50@ 60. 1exas grass cows and sieers Sold at »2 15@3 80, and Wesiern rangers udvanced 10c, the best selling for $4 30. L'here was xctive demand for pigs of all grales and pric:s ruled stron: und largely 5c higher than yesterday. Sales were L an ex'reme rauge of ¥3 £0@3 70, the bulk of the hogs crossing the scales at $3 45@3 60, while pixs went largely at $3 :5@3 55. I be late market was lower. Traing in sheep and lambs was animated and prices showed w further improvement of 10c. ales were on a basis Of £3@4 B for native sheep. aud $3 50@3 50 for Western raners, while fed Westerns brought $4 65@4 75. Lambs broughit $5@6 20, with pleoty o sales around 56 neceipts; Cattle, 2500; hogs, 25,000: sheep, 10,000. Kansas City. RKANSAS (JT 12.—CATTLE—Receipts. | 5000." Market sieady. Native sieers, $3@5: : a- tive cows and heifers. $1 @4: stockers aud feea- ers, 43 : buls, 81 75@s 75. HOGS — Keceipts. 10,000, Market strong to 5¢ higher. ales, $53 40@3 50; neavies 0@3 ers, £3 255 4715: mixed. $3 35 | @35, uights. i 55@3 5 ers $3 50@3 55 SHEE! —Receipts, 10000 ~ Market strong, uc- tive. Lambs, $4 40@d Omaha, OMAHA. Nov. 12.—CATTLE—Receipts. 2000. Market active, stronger. Natve beet stcers, $1@ 490; Western sieers, $3 70@4 30: cows and beiters, $2 S0@3 80: canners, $175@2 75: stock ers and feeders. £3 60@4 40, cwves, &3 00@d 00; bulis stazs, etc.. § @3 50, H. G- Iecelpts, 4000. Heavy, #3 30@3 45: mixes, $3 3 $345@3 50: butk of sales, $3 4 b — Recelpts, 1000. Jaraet stronger. choice natives, $3 75@4 35: 1air Lo choice terns, $5 604 20: common and sLock sheep, £3@3 80; Jamsbs, 85 50@3 7o, mutions, $2 70@4 0. “Market 5c 1o 10¢ Ligher. @3 40; lights, REVIEW OF 1HE STOCK MARKET. NEW YORK. Nov. 12—In itsreview of the siock market Bradstreet's to-morrow will say: While speculation showed some response to fa: ab'e developments, the course of the marke been irresular After an iniprovement in prices early in the week, the pofessional traders made AD atiack on the market and met with litle re- sis'ance, although on Friday prices were again put up ou the snorts. The absence of public in- terest and the small volume 10 which commis- sion-house buying has sbrunk are sull noticeable factors. Larzeinterests huve whhin a few d past vxte wed SUPPOTL to ¢ Ieain special i s, bul it seems that the ciiques and bull_pools are for the present dormant aud that iu spice of the much better developments 10 a nnmber of di- a ninst values. The news which affect the markel wus almost en- most_ entirely directly lirely favorable. Amony the favorable items weretthet friendly one of the Spanish GOvernm-nt's note and the de- ted States Suprems Court . "AD id ea apparently de- that the jong and short haul decisiol ciope wan ot considerable benelit Lo the rairouds end the | strengih the grangers toox on fuesiay aud \\ edresday was pertiy traceable Lo this cause. The conl stocks showed considerable strength because of the goneral beiief 1hat orders will be iesued to restrict production and chec the ac- Cunulaiion of Ui sed SL0CKS Of COBL Sugar Wis a fewiure this week, dechining from 1o3%s to 54 but rallying on Friday 10 12875 On the who.e, the WATKeT Lus been & DATTOW aud profes sioual one. BANK CLEARINGS, NEW YORK, Nov. 12— The following table, compiled by Bradstrest, shows the bank clearings at the principal cities for the wesk ended ovember 12, with ihe percentaze of Increase and decrease, as com pared with the corresponding week last year: 15,968,490 Pittsburs. Percentazes. | Crrims Iic. Dec | New vork. $802,043.925 114 . | Boston. 118,139.845 3 | Chicago. 20000 10701100 7 | Phiiadelphia . .7 | St Louss. Baltimore ... 17/845.705 San Franch 18,773, Cincirau 2, Kansas City 12.3%4,487 New uriean Minneapoiis. . Detroit. Clevels Loulsville Providence. Mily aukee st Paul.... Buitalo. ... Onjanu ... Indianapolis | Columbus, Obi Savannah Denver .. Atianta. Sait Lake Cit Los Augeles Seuttle. X 1,347,541 Tacomit. 996,269 Spokane... e 1,042 350 Toiedo. . 1,681,807 Galveston. ' i = Totals. U. S 31,347,602 600 Totals outsiae Ne York City.... 545,608,574 DOMINION OF CANADA. Montreal. <o $15,008,019 | Toronto. ... 0L 9101,462 | Winnipeg. 5,578,281 Hatitax. 14n9,410 | Hamilcon, 775,147 st. Jobn, N 639, { | Totals. | DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE. NEW YORK, Nov. 12—R. G. Dun & Co.'s weekly review of trade will say to-morrow: | Colder and more stormy weather, 80 long needed 10 mccelerate distribuiion of winter goods, has i materially helped in some quarters. and (he re- eulting improvement in retai. trade is mentioned in nearly every Northern dispaitch this week, so that orders to fill stocks have been encouracing, | ana in some branches the multitude of demands 1or immediate delivery show that ibe aistribution 10 consumers Las already gone much beyond the | expectations of dealers.” But this is noi vet the ‘fienvnl iule, and with msny complaints of de- | layed trade from other quai ters there sull remains | the exiensive shrinkege csused by fever and | quarantines at the Sou h. It is, therefore, the { miore surprising that the volume of ail p-yments throush clearing liouses con’1nue sbout us large as { n 1592 and 16 7 per cent larger than iast year. ) ailroad earniugs slso ncarly equal those of | 1892 for the first week 0f Novemter, and half the | mileage in the United States shows earnings in Cetober of $50.354.496, or B.0 per cent larger than year and 2.2 per cent Iarger than in 1592 Speculative markets feel disappoiitment be- cause prices do Lot 1ise farther and faster, but 1t 1s tortunale for producers and dealers that the ex- | verience of some past yesrs in that iespect has not been r-peated. There is nuthing to cause gen- eral reaction, the purchasing power of (he peopie is | graauaily incceasing, and afcer the iull which follows extensive repleuishment of stocks trade ! shou'a give ample evidence of th it increase. ‘The_ ouiput of iron furnaees NOvember 1 was 212,159 (ons weekly, ugainst 200,128 October 1, & gain of 6.1 Der cent, and unsold siocks decreased 48,860 1ons in_Uctober, iudicaling a larger con- suniption 10 manufactutes than ever before, even when the output of pig was pushed ty swittly nd- | vancing prices to the highest point. 217.682 tons, Novemuer ). 1895, Prices of iron proaucts i0se bat year 55.3 per cent, but nre now nol 4 per cent hicher than Juoe 9. The eunormous vutput, with some more furvaces started in November, causes but a slichl decline in Bessemer pis to $10 25 at Pittsburg, with no decline in the ocher pig there, at the East or Chicago andno fall in prices of finished products. except a suade in angles. ‘While most works have orders for the rest of rectiors manipulative activity is still directed al- | 1u the | — | | | the year and in sheets and some other branches are far behind In deliveries, new orders are few, bu: inc ud= one for 2000 cars at Chicago and one for 400 at Pitisburg: one for an armored ship At Chesier: many for sma | buildings and for St Vincent’s jiospital and tnree schoolbouses here, mauy for brdges, with some of the drainage caual at Chicaso; & lively demand for hoops and i 18rge export business with a quantity Of bars for As. ‘Woolen milis generallv have orders for three mounths abead and are not seeking further engage- menis. Large sales of speculative 101s of wool at prices not stated suggest that it may be lower be- tore the mills need furiher orders. A yeara o the price began Lo mount with heavy speculation and has risen 59 per cent without reaction in quota- tous, while the rise in goods averages but 14 per cent. he dectine in cotton and the slow d=mand for giods, owiug in part to warm wea her. have led cotton mills to confer about curtaimeut of produciion and further reductions have been ma e in brown sheeti 'gs and drills, prints, and by ool ers in bleached goods. Cotton d-clined Vg: to 5.87c for miadiing uplands and both exports and takings of spinners have been large. W heat dropped over 2 cents but has since risen #s much op heavy buying for export. Western Tece pls continue heavy—in (wo weeks 14,023,907 bushels, against 1u.581,192 last yvar, While At- lantic exports, flour inciuded, have been 6,062,025 bushels, against 5,921,251 last year. An Euglish auhority reckons the wor.d’s yield at 161,000,000 bushels less thun last year. which would mean a marke: for all this country has Lo spare. Corn exports are . gain jarger than last year and the price has ri-en 18y cents. Later prc s of meats do 1o indicat¢ thas farmers have us yet much inducement to - ave corn tor feedin Fuliutes for the week have 191 in the United States, against 176 last year and 24 in Canada, against 46 last year. BRADSTE. ET’S REVIEW. NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—Eradstreet’s L0-morrow will say: One of the most significant features of the business situation is found in the coutinued heavy weekly totals of bank clearings, that for six business duys ending November 11 amounted to §1,347,000,000, an inc:eas: of 10 per cent over the preceding week and 13 per cent compared with the second week of November, 1896 when business began to revive sharply In speculative liies Railroad gi0ss earnings show smaller zalns 48 comparisons begin to be made, with Learly normal conditions one year ago. Oc.ober earnings of 127 companies ope 100,000 wiley of road aggregate $30,464, &#in 0f $5.000,000 over Septemver and 9 per céut over Uctober « year ago. I'his gain compares with gains of 14 per cent fn September and 125 per cent in AUEUSt over cor- responding periods in 1896 The Pacific, South- western aud Central Western roads make the best showing O ber favorable features are the continued firm- ness of and wctivity in wool, iron aud steel. The Leavy output of iron and moderate reduction of S10CKs last weew suggests the Improbability of the advance in prices of iron and steel LexC year, which s0 many have boped for. Cold weather 1u the Central West and Nor h- west has sumuated demand for winter goods, particuiarly clothi EXports of wh at (flour included &8 wheat) from both coasts of the United States and from Montreal this week amount (0 5,445,542 bushel compared with 5,590.000 bushels ' last 4,664,000 bushels in the week » vear ago. 3328, GO0 bushels two years ago. 2.909,000 bushels {Nrce years ugo. and as conirasied with 2,643,000 bushels in the like week of 189, There 13 an lucrease in the umber of business failures, the totai (hroughout the United States this week being 275 compured with 223 lust week, in the we ek one year azo, 279 LW0 YEALS ug0, 280 (hree years ago and 310 in -Le second weex o1 Noveniber, 1893. ihe larger po:tion of this week’s increase over last week is in New England and the Southern States. “Ihere are 33 busi es« fuilures reported throuszh- out the Canadian Dominion this week comjared With 34 iast week, 44 In the week one year ago and 45 two years 8go BOSTON WoOO BOSTON, Nov. 12.—The Eoston Commercial Bulletin to-morrow will say of the wool market: Ihe market is off. Territory, Ureson and Texas and Californta wools are alike easier, the scoured basis of domestic wool of an X grade having dropped 2 cents the scoured pound from extreme rates. Austraiian Is suil very firm, but Monte. video !5 selling freely at 2lc, agaiust 23c asked some time ago. The largest firms believe the action, caused unquestionabls by warm weather and smal saies ot clothing, will be but Lemporary. and refuse to 5211 wool a2 current rate The swes of the weck are 2,826,700 pounds domestic and 1,475,000 pounds foreizn, agaiust 2,953,000 pounds domestic aud 4,549,500 pounds foreign last week, and 3,141,000 p)unds domesilc aud 1,704,000 pounds ioreign 1or the same weex Iast year. 1 he sules to date show an increase of 97,089 000 pounds dumestic and 122,053,200 pounds foreign from Lhe sales 10 the same daie i 1596 ‘Ihie receipts 10 date show n increase of 126+ 024 domestic aud 333 906 roreigu. MARKET. 6,7 CASH IN THE TREASURY. WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—To-day’s statement of the coudition of the trewsur Avalisbie cash balance, $:03.136.357: goia reserve, $193,- 338,192, NOBTHERN WHEAL MARKIE L, Oregon, PORTLAND. Nov. 12.—The local wheat mar- ket is very weak. due to an indisposition on the part of the toreign market to tuke hold of the heavy offerings fiom this side. Some exporters were still quoting 75¢ as an exireme figure for Walls Walia, but 7sc was the rullug quoiation. B.ue stem is T6@77c: Val ey, TI@78¢ per bushei. Washingron. ov_12.—Wheat e hicher. 01 ciub, TACOMA blue stem, 76c; No. 1 PORTLAND'S BUSINESS, PORTLAND, Nov. 12 —Exchanges, $385,871; | balances, $80,261. MARKETS, FOREIG ~ onda JONDOX, Nov. 1z Conso's, 113: 2854d; Freuch rentes. 1031 67340, silver, Liverpool. LIVERPOOL. Nov. 12.—Wheat—Quiet: No. 1 siandard California, 385 3d: cargoes off coast, noibing uoing; carcoes on passage, nominally u cbanged; Euglish coustry markets, quiet; Frene country 'markets steady; wheai i Paris au fiour i1 Paris quiet COTTON - Uplauds, 3 9-324. CLoSE. 4 red Northern spring WHEAT—Spor No. firm, 78 63 COR steady, 2144 FLOUR—St Louls fancy winter, steady, 10s 3d. ovember steady, 33 234d; December, s 214d: spou Amierican mixed firm, 3§ FXCHANGE AND BULLION. Sterling Exchange, €0 da: — massy | Steriing Exchange, sight G RBLg Sterliug cables. .. S oA PEEN New York Exchange, lght........ — 15 New York kxchange. telegraphic. — 3T Fine Siiver, per vunce B b7 Mexicau Lollary 5= 6 - — TRODUCE MARKET. WHEAT AND GTHER GRAINS WHEAT—The Merioneth takes for Cork 46,460 ctls, valued at $6¢,700; Hyderabad, for Cork, 8z,- 607 ctis at $125,7 ‘I'tie market went off again yesterday, with light trading. Local quotations are as follows: $1 4215 B ctl | for No. L. #l43% for choice and $1 45@1 60 W il 108 €XUra cLoice for milifng. CALL TOARD FALFS. INFORMAL S 1esio: 15 o'clock—May 14,000 ctls, B1 8¥34: 2000, $1 38 BECOND SESSION— . ay ~16,000 ctls, $1 3854 10,000, §1 585 December—10.000, $1 431, REGULAR MORNING SESSION—Decembe; —4000 cus, 81438, 2000, 31 431y May—o000, $1 39: 25000, §1 3874 10 000, §4 3553 ; 12,000, $1 3834 ESSI0N - Niuy — 2000 CUs. 21 3815 12,000, i 50,000, S1 881 KUOU, $1 3K December—2uuu, §1 4245; 8000, §1 4214, BARLEY —There is no change to report. Teed, Bzlu@8Uc for uark to good and 9214c for choice brighi.. Chevalier. for_seed, $1 »0@1 60; Brewing, $105@) 074y tor No. 1 and 0@¥de B cu for darx Const. (ALL BOARD SALES. INFORMAL EXs8I0N—9:15 0'clock—May—2000 ctis. B914c. EECOND SESSION—Nosales. REGULAR MORNING Skss10N—No sales. AFTERNOON SESSION — December—2000 ctls, BT Ve : OATS—Pr ces showed no” further chanre yester- day. Fancy Feed quotable at $1 20@1 23; good to choice. #1 1235@) 15 @ cul: common, §1 05 @1 10: Surprise, 31 25@) 35: Rea, $1 20@1 3! Gray, 81 10@) 15: Milling, $1 141@1 17v2 % cil; Biack, 10r seed. $1 55@) 50, Ciibped Uats sell ab $1@2 B oa over the raw produet. CORN—is weak und_duli ac the decline. Small Ronua Yeliow, $105@1 10 @ cili Large Yellow, 90@95c: Whith, §715a@$1. SVE—$1 05@1 071 9 otl. BUCKWhEAT—Qioted at $1 20@1 35 B ctl. FLOUR AND MILLSTUFES. FLOUR—Net cash prices are: Family extras, $4 75@4 85: Bakers' extras. $4 50@4 60 B bbl. CORNMEAL KTC.—Feed Corn, $22 # tou: Cracked Corn, 8235@24 B ton. MILLSTUFFS—Prices in sacks are as follows, usual discount to the trad-: Gratam Fiour, 5o 100 Ls: Kye Flour, §2507 100. Rice Fiour, ¥5 75: Cornmeal $2 23: extra cream do, $3: Outmeal, §3 b0: Oat Groats, $4; Hominy, 3 1v@ 3 0: Buckwheat Flour $3 26@3$ 50 Cracked Wheat, $3 25; Farina, $4 50; Whole Wheat Fiour, £325: Holled Oats (bbls), $5 70@5 90; In sacks, 8875 Peart Bariey, #4; Spil Peas, ¥550; Green G0, $4 26 9100 ibs HAY ANo FEEDSTUFFS. Hay 13 steady and the aealers think that it ought to advance, bui it oes not. Feelstuffs are un- changed. HBRAN—$16 50@17 for the best and $15@15 50 % ton for outsiae brands. MIDDLINGS—$20@20 50 for lower grades and £21 50@22 50 @ ton for the best. FEEDSTUFFS—Rollea Barles, $20@21 §ton Oficaxe Meal az the mill, $30 ton: jobbing, $31; Chopped Feed, §16@16 # ton: Cocoanui Cace #1750 Cottonseed dieal, $20@30 7 ton. HAY—Wheat, $12@15 % ton; Wheat and Oat, £@gc: Cocoanu $11@14: Oat, $10@12: Bariey. $10@12; com- treosefl. $12@14; Xfinm @9 5U; m‘)@ @Y ‘lover, $8@10 B ton. BTRAW—30@40c B bale. BEANS AND SEEDS. The Bean market continues in & condition of weakness and trade is s.ow. BEANS — Bayos, $1 ¥5@2: Small Whites. &1 10@l 20; Large Whites. 90c@%1 05; Pinks. $1 26@1 83; Reds, §1 55@l 40: Blackeye, §1 75 @) 90: red Kidney, $1 75@1 90; Limas. $i 60@ 170 Butters, $1 35@1 50: Pea, $1 20@! 40. SEEDS — Brown Musiard, $3 # cil: Y Mustard. $2@2 50 B cul: Flax, $1 5062 seed, v14@: F Ib: Almifa 6l4c; Rape, 2@ “2¥4c; Hemp, 3¢: Timothy, bijge. 1vuu;u PEAS—Niles, 81 25; Green, §1 20@1 40 il PO’ ATOES, ONIO VEGETABLES, Onions are doing better again. Sweet Potatoes are dull and plentuful. Peas and Beans are firmer. POTATOES—Karly Kose, 30@40>: Kiver Reds, 35@40c: Kiver Burbanks, 30@4lc (P sack): Orezon Burbanks, 30@70c; Salinas Burbsnks. 60 @vlc; Sweet Potatoes, 35@50c @ =ti for Rivers ana 65@70c for Merced. ONIONS—s1 25@1 50: Oregons, 1 40@1 50: Pickle Onions, 50@75¢ B sack. VEGETABLES—Mushrooms 'are quotable at 8@25c % 1b: Merrowfat Squash, $10 P ton: Hubbard Squash. $10@12 100; Bay (ucumbers, 40@dVc B bo. Green reppers, 40@Suc B box: Dried Peppers. 5@6c ® Ib; Green Peas, Blh@dc B D: String Beans, a@bc P 1b: Lima Beans, 215@ac @ 1b: Dried Okra, b@Sc: Egg Plant, 40875¢: Cabbage, 60@T5~ B cu; Carrois, 25@ i Gaciic, 3@3%sc® Ib; Tomatoes, 25@ POULTRY 1ND GAME. POULTRY—Is dull and prices show no particu- lar change. Game did rather better again. Live Turkeys, 11@12%4c for Gobblers and 11@ 1234¢ ror Hens; dressed Turkeys. 10@l4c: Geese, @ pair $1 25@1 50:; Ducks, $3 50@4 50: Hens, $3 50@5: Roosters. young, $4@4 50 B doz: do, old, $3 75@4: Fryers. §3 50@3 75: Broilers, $3 50 sor targe and $2 50@3 for small: Pigeons, $1 25 @1 60 B doz for young and 75c@$1 for old. GAME—Quail, ¥ doz, $1@1 25: Mallard, $3 50 @4 50 B dozen: Canvasbsck, 84@5: Sprig, 82@ 250: Teal, 81 50@2: Widgeon, $175@2: Small Duck, $1'50@1 75: Gruy Geese, $2 50@2 76: White, $1@) 50 % doz; Brant, $1 50@2; knglish Snipe, $1 50@2: Jack Snipe, $1: e, 81@ 1 25: Rabbits, $1 25@1 50 for Cottontails and 75c @81 for small, BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. Ranch Eggs are rather topheavy. and it is the opinion thac the top has been touched. At the same time Eastern are geiting scarce ana higher, and this operates against any declive. Thereisuo change In Butter and Cheese. BUTTER— CxEAMERY—Fancy creamerles, 28@29c: Tlhc B Ib 28@20c B Wi lower sec- Uep M 221, @25%%c B B EAsTERN—12@] 3¢ for ladle-packed. CHEESE—Choice mild new. 12@1ic § B: com- mon to good, 10@llc; Cream Chedaar, 11@1zc, Young America, 12@12%c: Orecon. 10i2@! lci Western, 111q@12¢: Lastern, 1215@13%uc % . EGGo—lianch Eggs, 35@alze; store Kegs. 30c doz: kastern. 24@26c 1or iancy, 22@23c for firsis and 18@20c tor seconds; Duck kggs, 20@25c B dozen. DECIDUOUS AND CITRUS FRUITS, Wine Grapes are hardly worth quoung. asre- ceipts are very light and generally 0f poor quality. Quinces are dull. Uranges are in 1ight receipt and prices are main- tained. DECIDUOUS FRUITS— Strawberries, §-@3 ® chast for large Raspberries, $3@n w chesi. Cape Cod Cranberries. $6 50@7 P bbl; Jerseys, 8 25@y: 008 Buy, 52 BU@2 75 B box. Peaches, 40@60C ¥ box 10r common and 75¢@ $1 jor choice. Pears. Winter Nelis, 35@68c B box Apples. 26@30c B box for common and 50@85e $or g0od 1o choice. Quinces, 25@3Uc # box. y Grapes. in_boxes, Jo@:0c for all kinds. Crates sell uout 10c higher ihxu boxes All kinds of Wine Grapes, $8@12. Persimmons, 5U@75¢ B box. Pomegranaies. b @75c B box. CITRUS FRUTTS—New Navel Oranges. $1 50 4 50: ~eedlings, $2: Grapo Froit. $6@7; Lemous, £1 50@2_for common and §2 25@2 50 for good to choice: Mexican Limes, $2@3 50 B box: Bananas, $1@2 ® buncn: Pineapples. $2@5 » G0z DEIED ¥ RUITS, KAISINS, NUTS, ETC, 75¢@®1; common kinas, It is the same ola story, day afterday. There Is a fair trade going on in a small way, but large lois ate hard to move. DKIED FRUITS—Quotations are as follows: Prunes. carload io:s. 434@algc for 40-50's. 33,@ 4c tor 50-60's. B14@3Ysc 10r 60-70°s, 284 @5c tor TU-BU's, 214@21a¢ w I for BO-90's und 134@20 | sor 90-100° 7 Peaches, 5@5loc ® b: fancy. bla@ peeled. 10@123s; Apricots, 5@6c v Ib for als and 7@81pc 10F §00d to fancy Moorparks: evaporated Apples, t@73ac: sun-aried, 3% @dlc biack Figs, 1n sacks, @3c: Plums. 31o@41sc B b o pitted and 1@11uc for uupitted: bieached Plums, 5c; Nectarines, 4@6¢ ® Ib for prime to fancy : Peurs, 2@bc sor quaiters aud 235@sizc for halves according Lo color. ete. RAISINS—New Rulsins, 214@:c for 2-crown, dc for Scrown. e tor d-crown, Oige for Seedless Sultanas and §1 10@ 115 tor £oudou layers. Dried Grapes. 285c. NU'TS—Chestnuts are quotable at 8@10c @ M: Walnuts, 7@7%.c @ 1 for hard and @%c ® b for softahell; Aimonds, 3@ic for hardshell and Yc for papershel: Peauuts, 4@dc for kastern and 4c for Calliornia: Jiickory Nuts, 5@6¢ # Ib; Pe- cans, 9@10c B 1b: Filberts, 9@9qc; Brazu Nuts, . $4 b0@5 ® 100 HON 1Y —New Comb. 1Uc for bright and 7@9g for lower grades; new water-white extractea, 414@ 4B5c; light aniber extracted, 534@4c ® b BELSWAX—23@5c B I FRUVISIONS, Trade has veen very fair of late, but the masket is quieting down somewhat. Tuere s no change in prices CURED MEATS—Bacon, 812c @ Ib-for heavy, 9c ror light medium, 1Uc jor ight 10lgc B B tor exiza ngnc aud 12c for sugar-cured. tast- ern sugar-cured Iams, 1035@1lc; California Hams, $@9%c ® Ib: Mesy Beef, $5 B bbl; ex ra’ mess do. §9; family do, $10; sal Pork, #5@% 50 B bbl: exura prime Pork. 50; extra clear. $16: mess, $1450 3 bbl; smoked Beef. 1015@1215¢ 9 . LARD_Lastern tierces quoted at_514c 3@ Ib for compound ana 6c for pure; pats, 7c; California tierces, bc @ Ib tor compound and 6c 1or pure; half-bhls, 6Lac: 10-D tins, 7¢; do o-1b, I Vge. COTTOLED 'lerces. 3gc. Packages less than 800 s—L.Ib pails, 60 in n case, §75c; 3-1b pails, 20 in a case, 83jc; 5-1b palis, 12 in u case, Blgc: 10-1b pails, 61n a case, 8lgc: 80-1b tins, 1 or 2ina case. 7T6pc: wooder buckets 20 fhs net, | Tisc: fancy tuos 80 Ibs net, Togc; Lalf bbis, about 10 s, T340 B I a5 HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL AND HOPS. Previous prices rule for all descriptions. Hops arcquiet. Hides are luactive and weak. Wool, thouzh dull, is firmly he d. Jacob Wollner's clrculur says of Wool: “We had & very quiet week in the Woo! markel as there are 10 buyers, und sellers are not anxious to suade prices. us everybody expecis we will have a better market $00n. Easieri MATKes are repor.- ed very quie. to duiiness, with the exception of some specuiative buyinz where sowe sellers shaded from 1z to le ¥ b Tue woolen goods warket S vers quiet. and owing 1o the open win- | ter there 1+ not 50 much heavy z00us selling ay was witicipated, butl one cold spell of a wee or two will caange it materfall7 and will have a most favorabe efiect on both the Wool and woolen k00d« markets. The only (hing Is to have patience 4 wait u iul the Wool is wanted, aud 1t is only question of time, as with all the dvance in the price 01 Wool it still Iacks 2@3c Ib in the grease 10 bring the Wool marke. up 1o an importing point. The Kuropean and Australian markets are all guoted active.”” HIDES AND SKIN S—Cullsand brands sell lc under sound stock. Heavy salted steers, 10c @ Bb: medium. $c: light, 8ly@9c: Cowhides, bla@9c; Stags. blge: sated Kip, 9c: salted Cait, 10@ilc @ Ib: salted Veal, 9c: dry Hides, 15@15Lec; culls and brands, 12@1234c: Gry Kip and Veal. 14c: dry Calf, 18c; culls, 12¢: Goatskins, 20@35¢_each: Kids, 5c; Deerskins, good summer, 25¢ @ Ib: medium, 20c; winter. 10¢; Sheepsiins, sheariings, 15@23¢ eachi shorl wool, S5@UC each; mudium, 6080 each: long wools, 80<@81 each. TALLOW—No. 1. rendered. S@3%c ® Ib: No. 2, 2@2%c: refined, be: Grease, 2@214¢ @ Ib. WOOL — Fall ¢ip — Middle _countles, free, 10@135¢:_do defective. JU@1lc; San Joaguin, de- fecive. 7@9c # 1b: do Lambs, 815@8c: Southern Mountain. 9@12¢: tree Northern, 12@ldc B Ib: do. defective, 9@11c; Humboldt and Mendocing, 13@16¢c B Ib. HOPS—0ld crop, 2@6c B 1b_{0r poor to fair and 8@1uc for good: new crop. 10@14%zc. GENERAL MiKCHANDISE. BAGS—Calcutta Grain Bags, 55gc: San Quentin, 5 40; Wool Bags, 27@30c; Fruiv Bags, 5Y4c, 53¢ apd 6c for the diferent sizes. e COAL—Wellington, §8: New Wellington, $8: Southfleld Wellington. §7 £0: Seattle, 5 60; Bry- ant #6 50: Coos Eay. $4 75: Wallsend, $6 75 ® ton; Cumberland, $14 50 B ton In bulk and §16 in sacks: Pennsylvania, Anthracite kgz. $1a @ ton: Welsh Anthracite Sh@1. %9 50 B Rock Springs, Castle Gate ana Pleasant Val- ley, $7 60. Coke. $151n buik and $15 @ tou in sks. CORDAGE=Manlla—114- nch, 6xgc: li~hrea i, Te: 6 and 9 thread. 71uc: bale rope, 616@7c. S 134-inch,3buc: 12-thread.6c; 8 and 9 thread. 63gc: baie rope. Sla@re. RICK—Prices rule firm. Chinese mixed, $3 86 @390 ctl: No. 1. $4u5@4 40 ® cul; extra No. Hawaiian, 54 870a; Japan, $4 90@ 1, $4 85| 505z i iU Kaagoon, $4. MBIR—hipment of 200,000 feet to San Benito by schooner Uranus. SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refiery Company anotes, terms net cash: Cubo and Crushed and Fine Crushed, 653c: Powdered. 6 Jated. 515¢ B 1b: Confectioners’ A, bijgce: Magnolia A, blgc Extra ( be: Golden C. 47gc; Candy Granulated, 55/zc: California A, 534c; alf-burrels 1/4¢c more thau varrels, und boxes 15C moze. SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET. The established prices still rule. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh- terers are as follows: BEKF—First quality, 65@7c: second do, 6554@ 6c: third do. 4@bc ® . Fed VEAL—Largs 5@6c; small. 6@7 3 B. Dry Grana- MUTTON—Wethers. 6@7c; Ewes. 6B I LA MB—Spring, 7@8c ® 1. PORK—Live Hozs, 33, @37 for large and 8%2C for smali and 35x@334c for medium: SOl DBOES 21,@8340 B Db; dresced do, bi@se. RECEIPT PYRODUCE. o¥ FOR 24 HOURS. Flour. arsks. 19,665| Butter. ctls, 175 Oregon......... 12,489| kggs, doz. 6,600 Wheal. clis...... 179 96%Cheese, ctls 80 Oregon. 7,550/ Hides, no. 57 Barley, ctls 330/ Pelts, bl 165 Oats, ctls. 245/ Wool, bis. . 330 Corn. ctis... 0 25 Wine, gals. 49,400 Beans, sks. 4,515 Brandy, gais.. 2,250 Potatoes, sks 7,497 | Sugar. bbis...... 440 Oregon, sks.... 6%2| iRaisins, boxes.. 2247 Onions. sks.. 422| Lime, 00i3. . eeem 300 Oregon 2.2 Leather, rils. ... 63 Hay. tons. 290/ Alfalfa Seed, sky 66 Straw, tons.. — Shorts, sks.. 243 Middlings, sks. 350| Oregon. 1,100 Oregon.. 326/ Lumber, M foo: 10 Bran, sk: — 35 Quicksilver, fisky 8 | e o ———— FAMILY KETAIL MARKET. Oregon. Dairy products and Meats are abont the same. Poultry and Game show few changes. Turkeys are plentiful and cheap. The Summer Fruis are beginning to dwindle down, and Summer Vegetables also. Salmon is cheaper Followingls THE CALL'S regular weekly retall price list: COAL—PER TON. 1150@ —|Castle Gats. $50@10 00 ~@10 00| Pleasantval §50@10 00 New Weir |Southfield e —@10 00| Wellingtoa —@ .. T50@ —|Coos Bay... —-@ 875 IAIRY FEODUCE. mer. Butter, fancy. # |Cheese, Eastern...15@20 rquare .-55@60 | Cheese, Swiss. .. 20@30 @0, % rol -.80@55 | Common Eggs..... 3U@35 do. good 40@45 | Ranch Ezgspdz. .. 40@45 Pickid Roll, —@45 | Eastern Bges, #d725@50 Firkin, B 1b — @27 | Honey, comb, B1b.12@15 . 2 hee ).vzm T 16@20| do, extructad. MEATS—pRR POUNN. -.12@17 | Pork, fresn — Sirloin Steak ; 5| Porterhouse, 12@15| Smoked Beet. S@10 Pork Sausages. 10@12| Veal... FOULTRY axn eAvrE. Hens.each..... 609 65 Hare, each.. —@ 20 Young Roost~ Quail, B doz e - ers. escn...... 76@1 00 0ld Roosters, |Canv 5@l 25 each.. . . B0@ 60spng @ pair.. 50@ 66 Eryers, each... 4U@ 00/1eal. B pair... V@ 60 Broilers,each.. 35@ 40| Widgeon. 7 pr. 50@ — Turkeys, .. 15@ 17 SmallDuck,8p —@ 40 Ducks, eacn... 0@ 65 W Geese,Bp S0@ — Geese, each... 1 Pigeons, B pr.. Rabbits, pr. 25@L 75 English 30@ 40 B aoz........2 50@3 00 —@ 40jJack Snipe.Bdl 26@l 60 FEUITS AND NUTL Almonds. B ®.....12@15 Oranzes. @ doz Apples. M. ...... @ 5HPlums B .. Bananas. ¥ doz...15@20 Pears. ¥ Ib . erries. B Qi 16@ — Pesches, B 1 ... Cocoanuts, each... 4@ 6 Raisins, 3 m. Fizs. 3 Ib - 1u@] - Strawberries, Grapes, @ b. 4@ 5 7 drawer.. Lemons, ¥ dOZ....20@25 Kaspberries, drw Limes, 3 doz....10@12%; Walnuis, # b, VEGETARLS. Artichokes, Bdoz. .50@50,M ushrooms Beets, B daz 12@15|Green Okra. & Lieans,white Bib... 4@ 5Onions, B ... Colored, B b..... 4@ 5 Peppers, dried Lima B b....... 5@ 6 do, gresn. ® 1 Lima. green. ® 1. 5@ 6/karsnips, B aoz.... Cabbage, each..... 5@l Potatoes, 3 1. Cauliffowers, each. 5@10 o, sweet..... Celery, g bunch... 5@ — Radishes. 8dzbchs. Cress, azbunchs. 2025 Sage, B ... Cucumbers.da ... ) 0@12Smr Sauash B b 10@12 Ez: Pant 8 1. R@!0|String Beans, & Garlic, B Ib. 5@ — Thyme, @ tb. Green Peas, Bib.. 6@ 8 Turnips, » Jos Lentls, #1b....... 6@ Towawes, @ 4. Lettuce, @ doz....15@25, FIBH—PER POUND. —@12 Shad. 20@35 —@1v . 15@20 Barracuda. Cearp.... 5@ b Sea Bass.. Codfish . 5@ X Smelts. Flounders. 6@ 5 Soles, S@10 Her .. 6a » Skates, eac Halibut. — @10 Sturgeon Kingfish -._8@10 Tomcod Mackerel . 30@ — Clams, B gal. — Do. bardshell, s@1u 100, B, Pompano 75@ — Crabs. each.. .. _.12@18 Rockfish . 121 15 Do. softshell, B dz 25@35 Salmon. smoked. .20 — Mussels, B qrt.. .. 10@12 Salmon, fresh... %@ 10 Oysters, Cal, 9 100.40@ — 5@ Shrimps ¥@10 Do, Eastery, 9 ds. STEAMEKS TO SAiL, T “Ans | piEm Czarin [Uoos Bav.._.__ | Nov 15. hrm| Fiec 8 State of Cal| Poruana Nov IJ.AUAu“‘ltr 4 ewpors .. Nov 14, $am| Plerll | HumboldtBas |Nov 15, 9ax |Pier 13 Grays Harbor. | Nov 15,12 x| e .| Portland..... [ Nov 1510 | Pier 15 | Oregon Ports.|Nov 15, 5em|Pier 2 San Diego.... |Nov 16'13am Piecls Arcata...... Coos fiay . .. |Nov 16.10aw Flerl$ Jomonin. . | HumboldtBRy | ~ov 16. 2rw | Plee) Cleveland ..| Puget Sound. Py | Pler 2 WallaWails Vic & Paz Sna Sam | Plor ) Humboldt.. HumboldtBay | N Tem | Pler 3 Chtikat Forudale. ... | Nov 1% Oav|rier 18 to0s Bay... Newport Nov 18, 9am | Pier 11 Cop:i China &Japan | N 1rn P M S City ¢ Pauama 2 mlEMSS Columbla. . | Foruand . ¢ 19.10aM | Plae 24 Queen. Saa Diego. 2011/ brer 11 STEAMERS TO AERIVE, FROM < onr Jennie. .|Ccquiile River Waita Walia.. | Victoria & Puse. Soui Chilkat......... | Eel River..... Weeotw I | Humbolat Bay. Mackinaw ...\, | Lacoma............. Del Norte. rays Haroor. .. Empire. .. U008 Bay, Arcats L00s Bay ~anta San Diazo Orezon. Precident Humbolat. . Caquina B 1umboldt. Al Pomona. Humuoold. Bay . Homer... |Alaska. Columbia.” Coos Bay . Ne - port.... Rio de Janeiro. Washtenaw . hina & Japan . Sydney. Victoria North ¥ork. .. Humboldt..... Colou. .. | Panama. . Kurexa.. .l | Newporw Crescent Citv. .. | Crescent Gity Stateof Cal.... | Poruana. SUN, Moo AND TIDE. TUXNITED ETATES COAST AND GEODRTIO SURVRY. TiMES AND HKIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low WATERS AT 1ORT POINT, ENTRANCE TO SAN FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. NoTe—The high and low waters 5c ur atthe City Front (Mission-stree; Whart) abont twent five minutes later than at Fort Polut; the heizht 01 tide is ihe same a¢ both piaces November—1897. November 13. Saturday. Sun rises 6,491 Moon rises...... 805px Sun sets 5 E 11 %31 15 | wa7| 16 4.46 17 5.59| 1% 7.08/ i Wi 19 0.10 1.25 20| 0.58/ e 215 21] 1.45| 25| 8.08| 60| 304 0.2)1008 4u NOTE—In the above exposiiion of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hand tolumn, and the succassive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as 1o tima. The second tim column gives the second tide of the day, the third ime column the third tide, and the last or right band column gives the iast tide of the day. except when there are bui (hres tides. as sometimes sccurs. The helghis giveu are additions to th soundings on the United States Coast Surve charts, except when a minds sign (—) precedes tae Beight, and then the number given is subiractive from the depth given by the charis. NOTICE TO MARINERS. A branch of the United States Hydrographic Office located in tha Merckants Exchange is mainiained in San Francisco for the benefi: of mariners without regard to nationality and free o expense. Navizators are cordially fnvited 1o visit the office, where complete sets of charts and sailinz directions of the world are kept on hand or com- parison and reference, and the latest information can always be obtained regardiug lights, dangers fo navigation and all matters of interest © ocean commerce. The time ball ontop of the buildinz on Tele- graph Hill 1s hoisted avout ten minutes befors fioon. and is dropped at noon. 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal received each day trom the United States Naval Observatory & Mare Istand Cat. A notice stating whether the tima ball was dropped on time, or giving the error, If any, 1s published the sams day vy the afternoon papers. and by the morning papers the following dav. W. 8. HuGHES, Lieutenans. U. S N.. in charge. The Time Ball, Braxca HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE, U. & N, MERCHANTS' [ XCHANGE. } SAN FRANCI November 12, 1897. The time ball on Teiegrapn iiill was aroppst exactly at noon to-day —L e.. at noon of the 130ta meridian, Or exacily at 8 M, Greenwich Lima. W. S HUGHES, Lieutenant U. S. N, in charge, | | | | i | feeu, 1591 sks vran | bbls sweet po 2toes, 3 p«gs mdse. { G Lowry & SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrivel. ; FRIDAY. Novewmber 12 Stmr_Laguna, Peterson. 48 hours from Hue- neme: 5- 68 sks barley. to 1 Ducurd 2 Stmr Aliiance, Hardwick, 7 days from Port land. via Coos Hay, via Kureka 24 hours: pass and mdse, 10 Gray & Mitchel Br stmr Wellington, Salmond, #1z days trom Departure Bay: 2300 tous coal, to It Dunsmulf & Sons. : Stmr Bristol, McIntyre, 96 hours from Comox: 2600 tons coal, tv K Dunsmuir & Sons. Stmr Gipsy, Leland. 24 hours it ) etc: produce. to Goodall. Perkins &Ca Stmr Eureka, Parsons. 70 hours from Newpor: and way ports; passand muse, (0 Gooda, Fersias & Co. Stmr Bonfta, Nicholson, 90 hours rrom San Diezo: produre to Gootall, Perkins & Co. Stmr Willamette, Hansen, 84 hours from Anacortes; produce, to Goodall, Perkius & Co. Clearad. FRIDAY. November 12, Etmr Pomona, Cousins, kureka; Goodau, Fecsias & Co. Schr Vine, Burns, La Livertad, Heckman & Mosterson. 3 ~chr American Girl, Nllsen, PortTownsend; E T Kruse. anta Cruz, Sailed. FRIDAY. November 12. Stmr City of Puebla, Debney, Victoria and Port Townsend. Stmr Alex Duncan. Olsen, souchern coast. Stmr Alcazar. Gunderson. Ftmr Pom ona, Cousins, Kureka. Nor stmr Peter Jebsen, Kiauen, Nanaimo. Bumr Progreso. Storrs. Seattle. Stiur Queen Jepsen, San Diego and way ports. Bark \idette, Hansen, As(orm; Schr Uranus, Anderson, San Benito (Mex), via Fort Brage. Bchr American Girl, Nilsen, Port Townsend. Schr Newark. Beck, sowens Landinz. schr Daisy Rowe, Wilson, Coos Cay. Telegrapht POTNT LOBOS. November 12—10 pM—Weatner cloudy; wind SW; velocity 6 miles Charters. Thebark Geo F Manson loads lumber at Port Blakeley for Sydney, 35s. The Br ship Lor! Wolseley 10ads wheat at Ta- coma for Europe. 323 60. . ‘T'ne Brship Ditton is chartered for wheat 10 Eu- rope, 31s 3d; option of Tacoma, 375 6d. Spoken. Oct 16—Lat 1 12 S, long 35 17 W, Ital bark Gulsepe. from Honoluly, for New York Oct 18—Lat 40 8, loug 59 W, bark G from Pniladelpnia, for Port Los Angeles. Domestic P rtw, FORTLAND—sailed Nov 11—Stmr Oregon, for Sailea Nov 11-Stmr Homer, for San Francisco. PORT HARFORD—Sailed Nov 11—Stmr Fo- Dita, tor ~an Fraucisco. SEATTLE—Arrived Nov 11—Stmr Farallon,fm Dye: KUREKA—Arrived Nov 12—Stmr Humboldt, hence Nov 11, CASPAR—Arrived Nov 12—stmr Jewel, heaca Nov 11 Sailed Nov 12—Schr Maxim, for San Francisco. PORT LOS ANGELEs—salled Nov 1ll—iscuc Boboliok, Tor Mendoclro. EUREKA—>ailed Nov 12—Stmr Chilkat, for San Francisco: stmr Scotia and schr Laura Flke, for San Francisco. SEATTLE—Arrived Nov 13—Ship Elwell, hnca Oct 0. SOUCH BEND—Arrivea Nov 12—Stmr Sigaal, from Puger Sound. ASTURIA—Sailed Nov 12—Stmr Geo W Elaer, for Junean; stmr Oregon, for San Francisco. GRAY~HARBOR—Arrivea Nov 12—schr De- fender, hence No ASTORIA—Arrived from | onzkong. PORTLAND—Sal'ed Nov 12—Stmr Signal, for South Bend: Br stmr Braemar, for Hongkong; Er ship Kdenballymore, 1or Queenstown: Br ship Pnilomene, ‘or Queenstown Brsnlp Queen Mar- sare, tor Queens.owu; Brbark Bandenira. for Queenstown. NEWPORT-Sailed Nov i2—Stmr Sunol, GREENWOOD—>alled Nov 12—Stmr Green- Nov 12 —Br stmr Mogul, | Wood, for ~an Francisco. LACOMA—Arrived Aov gess, hence Oct 31. SANPEDRO - Arrived Nov 12—Bktn Willle R 12-Bark Levi G Bur- Hume. from Tacoma. FORT ROSS—Arrived Nov 12—Schr La Chilena hence Nov 10, and sailed for San Francisco. ALBION—Arrived Nov 12—Stmr Cleone, hncs Nov 11: schr S Dantelson, hence Nov 11. SAN DIEGO—sailed Nov 12—Stmr albion, for Ensenada. « GRAYSHAREBOR—Arnved Nov 12—Schr De- fenaer, hence Nov 2. Sailed Nov 12—~scars C T Hill. Neptune, Ruby A Cousins and Ivy, for San Fraucisco. PORT BLAKELKY—Arrived Nov 11—Schr C S Holmes, from San Pedro. sailed Nov Senr Reporter, for Newport. Eastern Ports. XEW YORK—Arrived Nov 11—Stmr Advaace, from Celon. ¥oreign Port: NANAIMO—Arrived Nov 11—Ship Siatram, he oct PANAMA—Arrived Nov 1--Stmr San Blas, hce hence Oct 8. CHAMPERICO—Arrived Nov Wright, hence Uct 5. Movements of Trane- Atlantic Steamers. NEW YORK—Arrived Nov ] 2—Stmr Corinihia, from Marseilles: stmr Ethiopa, from Gluszow. LONDON—Arrived Nov 1Z—sumr Mobhawk, fm New York. MOVILLE—Salled Nov 12—-Stmr Anchoria, for New York 12-Scar H O QUEENSTOW N—Sailed Nov 12—Stmr Catalo- nia for : oston. LIVERPOOL—Salled Nov 12—Stmr Georgic. for New York Arrived Nov 12—Stmr Germani ENOA—arnived Nov 12—S:mr ew York. NAPLES—Sailed Nov 12-Simc ew York. fm New York. Fuida from Werra, from Importations. PORTLAND, E1C—Per Alliance—300 cs sal- mon, 449 M ft lumber. 400 M shingles. MOKO COJO—Per Gipsy—889 8ks potatoes. Flanco— 450 sks potitoes. Watsonville—360 sks onions, 320 sks wheat, 2 sks oats. Moss Landing—1 bx butter. anta Cruz—2 bdis leather, 675 bbls lime, apples, € cs cheese, Monterey—2 sks oats, 3 pkss mdse, 2 sks vege- tables. ver Eweka- 141 cs honey, 69 bxs 1 ba'epeppers. 11 171 sks pea- nuts, 3% sks walnats, 50 bxs oranges, 64 bxs lem- | ous. East San Pedro—3 bois mdse, 21 bxs oranges, 107 cs canned fish. San Pedro—2 sks coffee, sk dried pelts. 10 pk«s mdse, 4 bxs oranges. Hueneme—1 cs nardware, 1 brash. Ventura—288 sks walnuts, 15 sks popcorn, 1cs Iye, 48 bxslemoas. 115 pkis mdse. 2cs canned zoods, 1 s hard ware, 22 ¢s hooey, 90 zreen hides, 185 sks corn. 7 bdls «iried peits, dry hids 1 vdi ca f bides, 3 bbls tallow, 102 bxs oranges, 1497 <ka beans Carpinteria—4 bxs persimmons, 159 sks wal- Duts. Sunta Barbara—100 cs olive oil, 66 pkss mdse, & sks crawiish, 59 bxs lemons. Gaviota—7 bdls dry hides, 18 sks crawfish. Port Hacfori—243 sks beans. 6 pkes mdse. 25 cCoops caickens. 4 bXs butter. 26 bxs apples, 7 bxs fish, 5 cs exgs 1 coop geese. Cayucos—1 pkg mdse, by bbl 42 bxs apples, 30 dressed caives, 3 bxs butler, 1 cs eges. Sa | Simeon—b pigs mdse, 19 dressed calves, 1 tub 9 bxs butcer, 1 coop hickens, 2cs exss, 1 8K suger, 2 bxs apples Slonterey—197 sks pot 1o LOMPOC—Per Fonlia—66: books. 16 sKs dried p aches. Bullast Point—3 bois tar oll. rort Hariord—11 pes old pipe, 1 1ot scrap rail, 1 1ot scrap fron. 1 1ot scrap steel. 1 lot boiler tubes. AN ACORTES—Per Willametie—6085 sks oais. Seattie—1700 tons coal. 1000 sks lime Ta oma—1231 sks whea:. Tacoma west of Fareo—5928 sks wheat, 820 sks 13 cs soap. 77 bils 10 23 sks barley, 1 E Consichaes. Per Alliance—Gray & Mitchel!; ber Co: tenry I Allen Per Gipsy—Standard Oil Co: Arctic ¢ il Worgs: F Baldocchi: Micliavacen W ne Co: Wilwerding & Co; Langley & Michaels; Dairymen’s Union: & W Fink, Wolt& son; H Dutara: HermanJoost; D Keefe & Co: Iliils Bros: H Cowell & Co; Chemlcal Works. Some s & Co: Kron Tanning Co. Per Kureku—Cutting Packing C W Starck: M B Campbed: Lievre, Fricke & Co: Jobn McCue; MecDonough & Kunyon; 1. Scatena & Co: Winches- ter Repeating Arms Co: Levi Spiecel & Co: Mite ell & Goodall: Eveleth& Nasn. M Ebrman & Co: SawyerTanning Co; Wetmore Bros: Huaas Bros: J M Dalkens: Tilluiann & Bendel: Hal. Lubri & Co: Wheaton, Breon & Co: Brigham, Hoppe & Co: Hooper & Jennings; Adelsdorfer & frandensiein: Mor:an & Chick: Ploneer ~oap Co: M O'Erlen: W G Lowry & Co: Baker& Hamilton: Daltou Bros: J Ivane ich& Co: W W Montague & man: J 3 Ireland: § H Frank & Co: 1 Keefe & Co: O B Smith & Co: J ¥ Uiichs: G CMil er; Tom Stret b S P M ltinzCo. Moore, Ferguson &Co; B A kupp: Wieland Brewing Co.” D E Allison & (o California Distillery ¢ Indianapolis Furniture Co: American Union Fish Co: General Etec.ric Co: A Paladini; Erisozer & Galinger: H ¥ Allen; ' Wnitney & Co: Dairymen’s Union; Jobn A Toebling’s Sons Co: Norton, Teller « <o : Sanford Bros: Garcin & Maggini: L GSresovich & Co: J 8 Mitchell; H Heckman & Co De Bernardi & Co: A Parmos «ni; G Cumilioni & Co: Standard Ol Co: 1 Uri & Co: Hilmer, Bredhoff & Schulz: M Buck- lev: Wellman. Peck & Go: Lodge, Sweeney & Co Cal Bottling Co: L D Stone & Co: Luti & Nagle: A. M Jo dan; Western Meat Co: J Hoftmau: Chicago Brewery: H Kirchmann & Co. Per Bosita—Ju ison Miz Co D H Bibb Lum- : Co: Standard Ol Co: W : _Grangers'Business Assn; Callfor- H Dutard: OC&N Co; * Fleld & J Everding & Co: G unia Cons Co: Stone Per Willamet e—H Dutar W Howsrd: Moo e, Fe auson &1 0. Clemen Pring.» & Co: Chumbers, Price & Co; S P Milling Co: Uregon Imp Co; Balwur, Guthrie & Co; Coweil & Co. 1§& Cos Henry —_——— GEORGE H. FULLER DESK C0. OFFICE DESK: 10 PER CENT Reduction for 30 days Only. Get our prices before pur- chasing. 638-640 Mission St. OFFICE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES. C. F. WEBER & CO. 306 POST STREET, 8., Loruer SLocKtom. 300-