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The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

THE CALL is the only morning paper in
San Francisco that receives United Press
dispatches, and even if You take another
paper you must take THE CALL also to get
the correct news.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

Hill rsneered at the Tillman pitchfork,
bnt all the same the pitchfork reached
him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

Never think you know all about situa-
tion until you have studied it on the spot.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

Salvini, who has been in retirement for sew
eral years, recently made temperance on
the stage OF the Teatro Vallo, at Rome, at a
benefit for dramatic artists. The play was
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

Gray of Delaware and Wolcott of Colorado
are said TO be the finest whist players in the
Senate. They are frequently on opposing sides
in the same game
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

Sacramento will soon be the storm
ceuter-
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

The death Of George Davis, who was:Attor-
ney-Genera1 OF the Confederate States, leaves
only one member of President Davis Cabinet
alive, and that is John II. Reagan. =
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

: The Sacramento platform should be a
steni-winder.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

California should not pledge her delega-
ton to any candidate at St. Louis until it
is certain that he will stand for free silver
coinage, shipping interests, irrigation and
other measures in which Pacific Coast in
terests are concerned.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

E. H. BLACK, painter, 120 Eddy street
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

Under the double standard of gold and
silver one metal serves as q check upon
the other, preventing any violent huctua-
tions in values and maintaining the
equilibrium of prices.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

In reference to a dispute over the way in
which President Kruger's name should be
pronounced, the London Daily News says that
"Oom Paul. diplomatieally writes it Kr-:ger.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

The Sacramento Bee, with an unerring
instinct, got at the honey in the wilderness
of the situation when it urged that Cali
fornia should send to st. Louis a delega-
tion pledged to free silver.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

woman's suffrage is the coming iss
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

Stand firm for. free silver.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

"Step up, gentlemenl" cried the auctioneer;
"what am 1 bid for first chance? What No
body TO start it? Was that your voice, David?'
'Not bidding, thank you. took the chance
for Governor of New York. Now let Grover
take thisP' "But Grover isn't biddingp'
Neither was II Fire it at him, and watch the
people do the rest"
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

descendant of Napoleons "bravest of the
brave" has just dragged an honored name into
opprobrium by necessitating its insertion in
the police record for inebristes. 1t was the
misfortune of the degenerate owner OF the
name that he had never learned to say May"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06
AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS
Peaches are weaker and the season Is drawing &C
q close Otherwise there Is nothing new.
Ounces, 35660c = box.
Peaches, 25G6Oc = box. 206 soc , basket. Al s
els ? ton fer freeslones and s259So 2 ion fol
clIncS
Piums. S0G5sc 2 box-
PonegrznaIes, S3c6S1 2 box.
app es4 75oGS1 Oox for choice and 10000
FOR common
Pears, 25G4Oc , pox; Bartletts, 4o665c ? box.
Figs, 25e5 soc 2 box for white ana IS G75c 70 I
black.
RRIES-Sieady, with moderate receipts
straw berries, S4G6 ? chest Tor Longworths and
81 50G5 so for large berrisK
Rsspberries, S3z4 2 chest
Black berEies. S2G5 so ? chest
HUckleberriss. &C p =
GRAPES-NOt much change Seedless ouotable
. s0G50c = Dox: IsabeIlss, 50660c 2 basket: To-
kayS, zOG65c 2 box: Black Grapes, zOcSOc , bx.
Muscats, 3UGS0c = box S~eetwaters and Fon-
tsinebeaux, p G4Oc , box; Grapes In crates bring
SGlOc more than in boxes.
Zinfa1cel Wine Grapes came in leaking and
prices were nominal
AELoSs-M sterneions are weak and plentiful
az S2E6 2 100: cantalOupes, 5UotGSI = crate;
Sutmegs, 15135c r box.
CITRUS EkEITS-OrEnges are nominal az 50
G3 box for Naienriss and 81 5OG2 = box for
Mediterranean Sweets. Lemons, Ell 5OG2 = COX
Tor common ana 81 5013 for good TO choice: Mex
ican Lines, 50 20 ? box: California Lines so
g3 so = doz
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS

neutrality-suspicious. Cedar Branch takes
for Hull - us cts, valued at S26. sou.
The market is dull and quotations continue
easy No !. e5Gs61zc p ctl: choice, e71zc;
lower grades. S71s3Sz1ac; extra choice for MILL
ing, slgl O21z c.L
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SFssTON-2:l5 oiclock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoS-De cember-4000 ctIs, eeIzc.
Nsy-200O. 81 05lS.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - December -
1900 cts e9Ssc
BA RlEN-ShiDment Of 42,076 cts Brewing
valued Al s3S. ZOO TO Hull
We quoie Feed. 6CG63S4 = ctl: choice bright,
65G6si4c; Brewing. 721zGoOc ? ctl; chevalieE
sOk GSl FOR No l.
CALL BOARD SALES
ISFogxAu SEssIoS-e:I5 oiclock-No ssles
SECOND SESsIoS-No sales
REGULAE MORSISG SESsIOS-December-60O
cIls, sic: ZOO 81 sc-
OATS-Sot mueh demand AZ the moment. New
Feed. quotAbls a. 75Ss5c ? ctl; Ole milling. S71s
GS21Se: fancy feed. 921S995e: good 10 choice
S569215c: common 10 fair, 75GS0c; Gray, IS
6s71sc; Surprise, 95cGsl O215.
CORN and dull 81 the decline Larss
Yellow, s71.GeOc; Small Round do, s71z6sOc :
ctl: White, 75c
RYE-70g72lsc ? cu for old and 621sg65c
for new.
BUCKWHEA Nominal at SsGe5c = ell
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06
domestic Ports

AENDOCINo-Sziled Sept 5-Schr Bobolink,
REENwooD-ssned sept 5-stmr Whites
5oro, for san Francisco.
SAN PEDKo-saiied Sept S-schr Lucy.
Sept
sailed sept 5-stnr Tnlamovk.
from II elbourne
sailed ssDs 5-ssmr STATE of caiiiOrnia. for san
FORT TowNsEND-sAneds sept s-Bktn News
ooy. Tor fresmSntae
INERSESS LANDING-Sailed sept 5-Scnr
Ocean SpIay for san Francisco.
ALBlON-@ailec SEPT 5-Sanr scotia. for san
POINT ARENA-saned Sep. 5-ssn- Green
GRAYS HAR BoR-saiIed Sept 5-schrs Rubv
Cousins and Jennie Stella for San Francisco
SEATTLE-Arrived sent 5-Bark Gen FairchiId
hence Aug 2.
BowENs LANDISG-Arived Sept 5-scar
Newark. hence Sept L
PORT GAMBLE-Arrived sept 4-sehr John
D TalIant, hence aug 9; schr Mary Russ iron
NEw PoRr-Arrrved Sept 5-scar AzaleA firm
Seattle
RocKPoRT-Arrved Sept 5-ssm- scotia, I'm
POINT ARENA-Arrived Sept S-stmr Green
wood, hence Sept 4
Foreign Ports.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sept 4-Br stmr Gaelic
Aug
AUCKLAND-saued sept 5-stmr Mariposa.
KoBE-saiIed Sept s-Br ssmr Egremont Castle
for.
Importations.
EUREKA-Per PomOBa-2 hfbxs fish bxs
type, 81 bxs ools S Kegs butter. rs SKIS pears. I
cs boots and shoes, I5S head cattle bbls mineral
water, S2l,75o SHINGLES ~ SIS sha kes so doors,
s bxs peaches 60,s15 It lumber, sss potatoes, 2
oxs apples bxs fruit, II pkgs express l SIX COIN
Z x A1o Z X R-45l bxs butter, pkgs mdss.
pkg hardware pkg Iumbe-
POETLAND-Per Alice Bianchard-S cs soup,
40 psg5 mdse. III cs canned goods Is cs oil We
OIL 50 6 pepper sauce, IS SKIS bones, Is eggs,
~ SKIS leather, pkzs pipe. pei 81 pkgs machin-
cry 90 cs cheese. 2S0S Il IN Der g. bdIs shingles,
II eds wood
shocks
Coos Ba--1 pkg mdse. bdls hannels
Port Ortord-S kegs bxs butter, 124S sheep l s
head Cattle, 50 calves
COnsiguees-
Per Alice Blanchard-Lachnao & jacob; W
Grace & Co; Migliavaeca Wine Co: Ehrnan & Co:
Haas Bros: Dodge. Sweeneg & Co: H A Dwight;
y u Wickson & Co: Russ, Sanders & Co: Pacific
Bone. Coal and FerIniZing 20; Clats0p Mil Co; )
HOWARD r Zeiier= II Frank & Co: Geo A
Batehelder: Chas Jacobsen & Co; Grsnucci Bros;
Bandon WooleD-lnills; Hilmer, Bredhon & Schulz:
5etz BIOS 6 Co: L EnSrooS; L Il Gilbert: George
10 weinberg & Co.
Per P0mona-American Union Fish Co: Carroll
q carroll: Amer Press Assn: Dsirynen's Union:
l. Bryan Shoe Co; Brigham. Hoppe & Co: Z II
Young Dodge. Sweeney & Co; a Croker & Bros:
Consumers Ice Cos Del Monte Milling Co: Good
year Rubber Co: Z Allen; T Haight; Pope
Atg co: Garcta& Aagginis whitney & Co:
Aoiatt & Co: Humboldt Nj neral Water Co;
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wEATHER nUREAU REPoRr.

United STATES DEPARTMENT OF AsRrCUL-
IUsE NEATKER BUREAU. san Francisco, sept
D. 1886, . P ~ Weather conditions and general
forecss,:
me lo-ioWlng maximum enperatures are re-
ported from stations III California to-day:
Eureka 90. Fresno 100, san DECO II, Red BuR
100; san Lnis CbisPo - " una 1O6. San Francisco
q. Los Angeles SO.
san Francisco da-a-NaximCm Temperature 81
minimum SO. mean 81
The Pressure has fallen during the past TWENTY
-FOUR snourS over Montana, Idaho. Wyoming and
Nan Il has rlsen generally over tie Pscidc
slope 1here are no wei Marked high or low
areas n the western half OF the country Throug h.
Out the great valleys OF California and extending
down into Arizona the pressure Is relatively low
me temperature has fallen over Washington
nom degrees 20 y degrees. Fort Candy reports
ian 81 p degrees in twenty-four hours be
temperature has risen over the country east OF
ne Sierras and NesI OF the Plateau
Light ralns nave occurred IN " estern Nevada
and IN Eastern Arizona
orecast made - san Francisco To- thirty hours
enelns midnight. September c. 1896:
-NOEl1eE1 Lsllroru3a-EGir Sunday with fog in
ne morning along the coast; continued warm
weather II the valleys; fresh westerly winds or
me coast; lls ut variable winds inland
southern Sali1ornia-Fafr SUNDAY; light vest
cry winds; continued warm weather.
Nevada - Cloudy and somewhat threatening
Neatner sunday werner in western portion.
Oten-Cloldy sunday continued warm weather
Ari1ona-t air Sunday except possibiy showers
IN extreme eastern portion Su0day morning.
san FRANCISCO ana vicinfgy-Eair SUNDAY, with
ugnt log II the morning. fresh westerly winds
A. e. Meade Local Forecast Official
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs. NUTS, ETC.
DRIED FRUITS


The msrket IS quiet, but the feeling seems TO be
getting s'eadler all around Prunes are the dulest
fruit on the lisE- ApricOts get hrmer day By day
lows:
CARLOAD LoTs-New Apricoss, ease = n for
Royals and St1lOc for choice to fancy Moorparks;
new Prunes Sc; new Peaches, 39zc for prime to
boxes Apples &c for evaporated and 2G2zzc for
sun-orieds Pears 3141sc for prime TO choice. Sc
Tor quarters and &C for halves; Pfunas c Tor pit
ted and lazG2c for unpiIted: Nectarines 3G4c
for choice ana sc for fancy; white Figs, Sc black
Figs, 21zGz1zc-
JoBBISG PRIcEs-Sew Peaches. 41ka51sc ,
b; fancy. &C 2 2; new Apricots, 6d7c : D:
fancy &c. Aocrp4Fks, 1OGllc: new ey zpora;ed
APPLES &C; sun-dTed. &c; Frunes. SC for the four
sizes: new Figs black. 21zc for Impressed and
$751; for pressed; white iss, &c: Piums Sc for
pltted and l1zc for unpitted. Sectzrines, !
Csc 2 . Tor PRIME 10 fauc-. Pears. 31z6s1Zc for
whole. Sc for quarters ana SC for halves
CARLOAD Prices, = o. p. FREsSo-Four-crown
loose. &C; S-croWn. SAC; 2-czoWD, 2slc; Seedless
S1itanass &C. Seediess Muscsteis PIC: 3-cro7xn
London layers. 81 10: clusters, 81 IS; Dehesa
clusters, 81 IS; Imperial Clusters, 81 so; dried
JoBBISs PEI,Es-Fourcrown loose 41Lc. 3
crown, $3.50 q: 2-crown, &c 2 b: seedless Sui
tsnas- &c ? d seedless MuScasels, 31sc; 3-crown
Ioaoon lafers 81; clusters, 81 So Dehesa clus-
ieEs, ~ so: imperial clusters, SO.
SUTS-Quo. atoms are As follows. walnuts
nominal: new Almonds, &c 2 3 for Languedoc
- . for hzrdshell and e6lOc = :, for psr,er-
shell, iobbng; Peanuts 49Sc = for Eastern ana
= - for ali:ornia; Hickory Nuts 596c , n;
Peeaas. 13zSse; Fnberts, 71z6Sc; brazil NUS,
71z9oe z n Cocosnuts, SzG5 p 100
EUNEH-Comb, 1OG12lac tor right and 5d9c
for lower grades water-shite extracted, 5G5 TIC:
Light amber extracted, 41xSsS4c; DARK amber, zG
45zc; oark, 2E3c = h
BIS " q .A-Z5E2Tc = n
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oBIcA1O AARKErA

CHICAGO. Ill. Sept. 5.-streng;h. based on
heavy exports from both coasts for the week.
$4,000 busheIs-aud On cold and rainy weather
IN the Northwest, marked tie opening OF The
wheat marzet this morning. Tie appreciation
was not sustained for any length Of time, however
there being quite = large quantity Of wheat for
sale ard 10 confd nee among buyers After
prices had receded 10 about the position occupied
a. the Close yesterday business became dull and
interest soon dwindled away Receipts az Chi
cago were ess cars and 1918 bushels were
Withdrawn from store
The Northwest received 76T csrs, against 607
lsst Saturday and 1883 tor the corresponding day
a year aZO- liverpool cables were steady 70 I'D
higher. Closing Continental cables wereali lower.
Expor1 clesrances ~ Atlantic ports for - hours
were zOI. 65z bushels II the lasE half hour the
weakness became very pronounced. holders ex-
hibf.ng = disinclinaiIOn 20 carry wheat over sun
caT and the holiday fMondayS- Prices declined
about q quarter OF cent further and closed weak
December wheat opened al s. &c. declined 70 and
closed a. 577sE5Sc. CSC under yesterday. Esti-
mated receipts sor Monday 325 cars
CORN-So trading OF Any consequences and no
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks were somewhat lower yesterday
aad closed weak. Trading was light
The Sierra Nevada assessment falls delinquent
IN board. and the Alpha Con assessment in Office
tomorrow.
Mining assessments falling delinquen: in Sep
temter amount 20 s13s,ess. OF which Nevada
mines want slls,ess, and California mines
$4,000
The second free public lecture on God Mining in
California viii be given b. the Gold Mining tx
change Friday evening, September II, at the
Academy OF Sciences
Augustus J. Bowie, Nj viii deliver lecture
general IN character, and Alfred Ropp. superin-
tendent OF The selby Smelling Works, VIII briefly
give his views on modern processes of reducing
ores relative to chespeuing the cost Of mining.
he weekly report from ths Con. Cal & Va Is a.
fol ows:
100 level - West crnsscut 2. started a.
poin: IN north drift $50 feel north from Con
Virginia shafl station, IS feet south from aorsh
boundary line OF mine, has been extended % feet,
passing through pOrphyry ana clay. with q slight
! seepage Of wafer: total length, $40 feet.
1850 lsv-l-On ninth floor, first floor above sill
moor east crosscu. started from this south drift Al
point 500 feet In from its mouth. OF about fees
north from our south boundary line v as advanced
I feet, passing Through poTphyry, showing clay
separations and hne lines OF quartz total length.
tenth, sixteenth twenIy-frSt and twenty-fourth
floors, above si floor OF this level, north end CT
iracted during the week l55 tons OF ore. average
assay SssiGe o: which per samples taken from cars
I
Prom sixteenth floor fIom upraise. which cor
meets with twenty-fourth floor from end OF east
drift (advanced last week 81 feelD, working
south ia old stope ground, and have extracted
therefrorn few tons OF ore assaying $50 per ton
Otsl extrzctions OF ore 1Jr amounted 10 165
tons, average assay value OF which, per sam pies
taken from cars hen raised 10 surface, SO IL
per ton
Have shipped 20 Morgan mill 143 tors ore assay
ing, per railrosd-csr aInples, $50 so per ton
The Morgan mill, In closing the run, worked 1856
tons Gre Average assay value, per battery sam
PIES, was SIS % per ton.
BuIiion hano in our assay Office S42-
SIS 93, being the total bullion product for An gus
The sock boards VIII nos oOen on Wednesday,
Admission d4y-
a to.al OF se7,1sS SIS was disbursed 6y Mining
and otnsr corporations and around the Com
stock Tor labor during the month Of August. The
leading dls bursemenis were IS follows: Hale &
NOrcroSs S2STS; Andes lestimatedl $500 Con-
sOiiCAted CaliforaiS and Virginia, SI1 076 so:
Mexican. Sls27; OphiE, S1921i Best & Becher,
81 203 so; ',ould & Curry. Sl793 so; Alta,
1883: Utah. S43l: Occidental (estimated)
$500. Brunswick Exploration Point, s2O22 Sc:
Yellow jacket, SlzI5. Confidence, SzI5; Chal-
leRge. S2z3s Belcher. S25S3; Segregated BeIcher,
SsOl5; PoIosi. SETS; Union shaft, ~ Is sierra
Nevada. S7O5: Alpha and Exchequer, $3.50. Toe
August payFoils are nearly 5000 larger than
those Of July.
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Pas Week.
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POTATOES. ONIONS. VEGETABLES,

POTAToEs-Demand and supply about balance
at The low prices Sweet Potatoes. 75c9Sl: Garnet
Chlles. 5OG65c ? CT: Harry Rose, 2s655c: Bur
bank Seedlings, 259S5c tor Rivers and 6O69Oc for
Salinas
ONIONs-259S5c 2 ctl; Pickles, SOC , sack
NEGETABLES-Au kinds are in isrge assert
ment and weak. MArroWfat Squash Is quot
abe AZ 1897 ? ton; Green Corn, 25G75c
? sack; Alameda Coru. 75c9sl 2 crate; BeTke-
25c ? box for Bay: Egg Plant, 25G4Oc ? box:
Tomatoes. l0E25c = cox for Rivers and l5S
soc = box for Bay: Alameda Cucumoers, I5625c:
Pick. es, 5OG65c ? box for No l and 25G5Oc 2 ell
for No 2; Green Peppers, 25cSSc = large box for
Chile and 25G35c for Bells Green Peas, SOC Sc
String Beans, 5O175c = sack Tor common AID 20
212c 2 d for garden; LiTnas, 5OcGSl Is z sac 4;
Green Okrz, 25Ez0c z box: Cabbage, 40c = CT:
Carrots, 25a3Oc = sack: Garlic, al24e = D
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-caIcutta Grain Bags. spot, weak at
81 l216a4 20: san Quentin, 81 20: Wool Bags.
2415G261ac.
COAL Wellington, IS 2 ton; New Wellington,
IS = ton: Southfeld Wellington. 81 so ? ton;
Seattle, S5G5 so; Bryan 50; Zoos Bay, 81 so;
Cumberland SIS so ? Ton in bulk and S15 in SKIS:
Pennsylvania nthracite Egg, Sl1 2 ton: Welsh
Caste Gate and Pleasant Valley, 81 %; Coke,
SIlGl2 in bulk and SIS , ton in SKIS
CANNED SAI.M UN-The Alaska Packers As
ISOLATION ouotes Red salmon follows: In lots OF
25 600 cases. csc = DOZEN: $4,000 cases, 92Lac ?
dozen $4,000 cases, 99c ? dozen. net cssn o. B.
eX-ship.
sUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Compsny
quotes terms net cash: Cube and Crushed. 57sc:
Powdered sac. Fine Crushed, 5Tsc: Dry Granu-
lated. 4skc: CONFECTIONERY a, 4S4c: y zynola A,
z3sc: Extra c, 41zc: GOidenC, 4Lsc: hAlf barrels.
Il more Than barrels, and boxes 1sc more.
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are quoted at &c D; cuils and brands
s951sc , u; medium, Sc , d culis and
brands, s64Izc ? q: light &c: cullS and
brSaos. S5SlEc; Coveaid-s- 49z15c: cuIls and
brands, 3G4c: saIted Kip &c; szited Calf. &C 2 D:
brznos, &c. DRY Kip and Veal. eSc; culls, &c;
dry Calf. 12GIzc: culIs, s99r; GOafskins. 209
S5c each: Kids Sc: Deerskins, COED summer,
25e271zc: medium, 159-21zcs winter, 7Sl0e;
Sheepskins. shesriDgs- l0G15c eEch: short wool.
20G35c each; medium, 4eGooc each; long woods,
5oa6O each. CnIis OF all kinds about 1sc less
gALLOW-No. J. rendered. 21705c: No. 2,
21Gc; refined, 43z csc: Grease. &c ? b.
MOOL-Hu UNI bolCi and MsJldocino, lO6l1c: Val
ley Oregon. 103l1c = 2; do lower grades, SGl0c:
Nevada, cas- L.e; san joaquin and southern
Coas. SIX months. sG6c. san Joaquin, foothill,
good 10 choice, 61sG 1ac; san Joaquin, years
fleece. 465Isc; northern Tree, 1890; 90 defective,
EoPs-Nor:nal az 2asc , p for 1895.
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-Ths close Of the week was marked by
another sharp advance, with slender stocks and a
good demand.
cREAxEzY-Faney, 2e9261sc , D. with sales
higher: seconds. 23E2sc-
DAIRT-Fancy. 2IG221ac > .; good 70 choice,
1eS2oc: lower grads, I2azSl71Sc.
PIeKLED-l5Gl7c = ..
EIRKS-14E15c = y
CHEESE = Choice mid new IS o1otzble a.
sc 2 D: common 70 good Cd, 6iS6sl2c z D:
Cream Che6dar. l0Gl1c. Young America 9EIOc.
Western, 10Gl1c: eastern. llC7l3c 2 D
EGGS-ESsiern Quo,e1 frmer, bot California
are duh Oregon are quota6le a. 1215E14c :
dozen; Eastern, 1s1s316c; store Eggs, I261zc for
ordinary and 15e6I71ac Ior good: ranch Eggs, Is
623c, with some sales even higher: cold-storage
ranch, 17Glsc; Duck Eggs, 1877 ? doz-
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

NEW YORK, " Y, Sept. 5.-Porter Bros Com
pany sold California fruit to-day IS follows:
Grapes-Tokays, 81 70G2 20 = half crate; Nus
cats, s5oasI 20: Rose de Peru, eOc- Pears Bart
let's, 81 259l so ? COX and s52s5c ? half box.
PruneS-Sllver, 81 so p n alt crate. Peaches
sAlways. 81 1891 80 , box
BOSTON, MASS, Sept. 5.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold Canfornis fruit to-day follows:
Pesches-Salwsy. 81 1901 IS; straw berry. 81 Is
z. 81; Georges Lac. 81 1901 so; Picquets Las e.
81 25gl So: Orange Cling, 81 l0Gl 50: Susoue-
hanna. 81 IS; AcDevitt S6e6Sl 30; White tree,
75CGS1 30 Grspes-ToksT, S5eSSl 20. Pears
= SarLletis. ripe, 65cGSl 20
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BEANs ANp sEEp;.

BEANs-It IS the same old story. Bayos, sI6
IS ell; Small Whites, s5c9s1 10; Pea, s5c
as Is ell: Large Whites, IS Ge5c ? ctI: Pink
75G- SC ? CT: Reds, s161 so ? etls Blackeye,
81 25Gl 80: Red Kinney, Sli1l 10: L4mas, 81 so
O. o5: Buffers nominal.
SEEDS-Flaxseed weak ard declining. Brown
Mustard. 81 5562 IS: Fellow Mustard. 81 25
q so. Flax. 81 3CGl IS: Canary, 21462Szc 2
b: Alfalfa, nominsl Rape, 2iyzc; Hemp, 317zc-
DRIED PEAS-Sl 109I 10 = CT Tor Niles and
81 25sGI 80 Tor Green.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-A car OF Eastern arrived and sales
were made OF Hens az S6G6 So
Local STOCK was steady and some fine Hens sold
over the Quotations Live Turkeys 142l5c = = for
tso5olers. lSGlsc ? D tor neus; young Turkeys,
p Dueks. s3633 so 2 dog for Old and So 50Gs SO
for young; Hens, S4S5 So; Boosters. young, So so
BrOilsrs, 81 5OG3 Tor large and s. 2532 so for
smalli Pigeons, 81 50Gl as 3 dozen for young and
81 251l so for old.
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

BRAN-sIs9Is so for the best and s129I2 so
= ton for outside brands
AuDDLINGS-S I5GI6 p ton for lower grades
and S17Gls 2 ton for the best
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, S14 so: Oilcake
Meal al The mill. szI . ton: iobbing, S22i clipped
Cars. 9T4RcGSI O5 = cit
HAY-Deaiers stIl report the old prices. Wheat
IS 0uOtable AT S41lO: Wheat and Cat, S0S9;
CaT- 1897 SO: Barley S6e17: siver barley, 81 5O1
3: Alfalfa IS bO66 so Tor second anc - 5o65 for
hrsI cutting: compressed S6S9; stock, $685.
Cover 697 50.
sTRAM-3QGS5c bale.
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FLOUR AND 9IILLsrUFFs.

ILOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. - 6OGS 20 , Dbl: Bakers extras, IS 20
as so; superfne e. 1898.
COKNMEAL ETC.-Feed Corn. SIG 5OG2O;
Cracked corn. SO 50921 = ton
&ILLSTUEE Prices in sacks as follows,
usual discount TO the trade. Graham Flour, 50 10;
Rye Flour 50 so: Rice Flour, IS IS: CoFnmes al,
81 10: extra cream do 81 75= oatmeal, 50 go; Dat
tiTOatsN s. so: Homi1y. So 1908 so: Buckwhezt
Flour. 50 1908 80: Cracked Wheat, 81 IS: Fa-
Tina So so; Whole Wheat Flour, 81 so: Rolled
Oats IS 500 Pear Barley, IS so; SpiiG Peas, So 20;
Green do, 81 10 = 100 rs