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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS

WHEAT-The Yarana takes for Cork 1864
ctls. valued at 1920, 635; Balasore, for Hull,
3S l 30 ctls, at $6O, 100.
Prices showed particular change. though
futures bobbed about good deal in sympathy
with Chicago.
for No. i, 81 5Ss4 @I 90 for choice ani 81 6212@
l Go Tor extra choice for milling.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-December-
80 20 Ct 5, 81 ol; COCO, 81 6oTS; 10000 81 ol1s;
SECOND SESSION = December o0OO ctls,
81 6l84 40OO 81 81 So; 5000, 81 81; l6OOo,
ST. 6l1s May-2o0O, 81 6li4.
REGULAR MORNING sESs ION - Dece mber -
l4,U00 ctls, 81 6l; 4U0O, 81 6l14
AFTERNOON SESSION - Decem ter-200O cts,
81 ola 4OUo 81 elss; $4,000, 81 6l1a; & 2ooo'
BARLE \ Shipment of 55,332 ctls Brewing,
valued at $63, $50, to England.
New Brewing for s h pment is ent rely out OF de-
mand and nominal. Feed is steady and choice
bright is held at the top quotation.
Feed 92lac9$l: Chevalier. 81 50Gi 90 Tor o.
and 81 359l 40 for Ne. 2; new Brewing 81 0212
al 05 for No and 9713o@$l or darA coast.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-December-
2UUU cts, 937sc.
SECOND SEssioN-Decemb ber-2OOO ctls 9s1sc.
REGULAR MORNING SESs IoN-No sales.
AFTERNOON SESSION Deoember-4OO0 ctls,
oATS-Are quiet and unchanged. Fancy
TO choice, 81 20@l 80; common, 81 O7129
l 1713; Surprise, 81 45@l1 so: Re-! ST. IDOL 70:
GTay 81 l2Asgl d7ts; Miling lin o VI SG SGSs 80 q
/ 80 Clipped Oats sell at SlG2 q ton over the raw
product
CORN-The market is rather frmer, in sy ympa-
thy with the Eastern markets but there is no ad-
vance. small Round yellow, 81 25@l 80 q ctl:
Large Yellow. 81 Oss4@1 10; White, 81 log
KYE-F1rmly held at fl 1901 1919 q ctl.
BUCK kWHEA1-S5c@$l S g ctL
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

Hides are very hrm and active as will be seen
by the following circular OF w. 3. Sumner & Co.:
"ihe marke; Is active and Hides and Leather
show better values The adoption of the tariff
has had the anticipated effect the value OF
Wool and the general impression seems to be that
the rem aiming months of S97 Will show more
tivliy III business with gradual advancing
quotations to-day show better figures than we have
had for years. Wet sailed Hides very hrrl
ana only small stocks Land. Wet salted
Kip, Veal and Calf are firm and active at better
pnces. Dry Flint ii ides relatively lower than
the wet salted, as prices on these goods made
on the prlc-S btain Bile in New York AMI Boston,
few Hides being tanned in California. These
ues, however, are well sus aimed. Dry Flint Kips
are ronger, as there is more activity in these
goods owing to a demand by local tanners Horse
Hides show better demand: these goods
taking the OF the light wet salted Hides.
Wool and sheep skins are active and he prIc'
paid on sheep PeltS relatively more than the
values obtainabla for fleece Woo. Tailow does
not show any special advaLce and the trade con-
tinues stead. Deer Skins are nominal, the trade
being couhned TO foreign and A laska stock. The
sum mer and medium Deer Skins bring fairly good
prices. but tne thin, papery and winter stocS is
dull a 7@Sc p Il
HIDES AND KINs-C ulls and brands seIi lc
under sound stock Heavy salted ste-rs. 9@91ac
D b; medium, S1a@Sc p 10; light, S0o12c: ow
hides. Sd &c 4 b; stags, &c. sa ted Kip, S1aG9c;
sated Calf s@I0c 3 h; saited Veal. sIs@sc; dry
Hides. lac p ID; cus and brands, 12c dry Kip
and Veal lac: dry alf lie; culls, l0c; Goatskins
25c p ID: medium, zoe; win er 1Uc; sheepskins.
sheariings l0@20c each; short wool, 25@40c
each; medium, 5U@7O each; long wools 75@9Oc
each.
IALLOW-No l. rendered. 34@314c q b; No.
2, 214@31ac: refined. sc; Grease, &c o ID.
WooL-Fall clip.san Joaquin, defective, 70
e@l &C; free Northern, l0@ I2c ? ID; 90. defect
ivr. 9@llc: Eastern oregon, lU@12c
H'PS-e@Sc 2 ib Tor taIr 10 cboiCe and 9@10c
for fancy CONTRACT prices are 1O@l21ac q ID for
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULr
TURE WEATHER BUREAU. sAN FRANCISCO. Sep
tember s, IS97, 5 P
The following the maximum temperatures
reported to-day by telegraph from weather bureau
stations in Califo MIA:
Eureka so. Red Fluff 7s, Fresno so. san Luis
Obspo so. Los Angeles 10, San Diego 6S. Yuma
100
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature 6S,
minimum SO, 63,
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
An area OF high pressure lies over the Pacific
Slope An area OF low pressure covers the Mis-
souri, valley with a protecting trough southwest
ward TO New VI exico and Arizona
The temperature has fallen 30 degrees more
over Montana, Wyoming, southern Idaho and
Northern Nevada
Rain has allen generally over the nor thern half
Of ILe Pacific Slope.
The following maximum wind We octies re-
ported: Porl md 26 miles per hour from the
west; Idaho Ii lis SO south; II Paso 33 est.
Forecast made at San francisco for so hours
en- ing midnight September 9, 1897:
Northern California-Fair; warmer Thursdav
norherly winds the val. eys, westerly winds on
the coast
southern Callfornia-Fair Thursday; fresh
0ortherlv Winds
Nevada-Fair: warmer Thur day
Utsh-Rain Thu sday: warmer Th ursday night.
y Arizona-Fair Thursday.
san Francisco and vicinify-Far Thursday
hesa westerly winds 4 ALEXANDER Nc DIE,
Otal Forecast Official
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equal to 81, 900 bushels. Closing cablegrams r.'-
ported material advances at Paris and A twerp,
equal to from 25s 10 31s per bushe! at the former
and to cen. per busnrI at the later ine news
from ew York about the foreign demand tor
wnea was quite as strong IS i was yesterday.
Every one VINO offered wheat by cable last night
received acceptauces and requests for turi her
oifers. New York took ali the cash wheat ohered
from Detroit, according TO dispatch from the
latter city, and message emanatihg from 81
Louis said that Lond cablegram reported
locusts in Santa Fe province Argentina. The
origin of the cablegram b.ing rather obscure not
much attention IS paid TO it, but the great
foreign demand for cash wheat and the strength
of the Continental markets renewed the ouiflsn
feeling nd the decline hat followed the ms ad-
vance was recovered the pric- Of December
once more reached $3.50. At that price reaiizing
sales again became qe.te heavv and he market
gradually decued 10 957sc, where II closed
Corn was Irregular Ihe market opened hrm
on The dry hot weather aud continued crop dam
age reports the reports to-dat being the worst so
far received. This caused some covering oy
shorts ami a slight advance, which was lost now
ever, when the weather bureau predicted rains IN
the corn belt A slight recovery ensued later With
wheat
Oats were relatively firm, almot holding their
own, although there was IL break OF rs In corn at
one time.
Provisions were very quiet The market ruled
easy. the resu t OF the yellow fever scare
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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FTnlanattou.

The arrow files with the wind. The top figures
et station indicate maximum temperature for the
Gays: those underneath II, II any, the amount of
rainfall of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, solid
lines, connect poin OF equal air pressure: iso-
tnerms. or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word high" means high barometric pressure and
IS usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: ''low''
refers TO low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When be pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable
but when the GLOW is inclosed with isobars Of
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improh-
sbe. With "high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer
weather may be expected summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse OF these conditions
Vii produce opposite result.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

PHILADELPHIA PA, sept S.-The Earl Fruit
Company auction sales: Grapes-Tokay 81 400
! go average 81 62 double crates, So As; mus
cat, SOC PIuDes-Siver, 55@75c average 72c;
Fallenberg, 409a5c: Italia, 459oOc, average 54c.
Pears BartlertS, 81 55@I g.; average 81 56.
Two cars sold day
BOSTON, MASS. sept. 9.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany's auction sales: Grhpes-Tokay. 81 l5(0l AS,
average 81 30: Muscat, 95c@$l 10; average
81 13. Plums-Washington, 50G35c; Kelsey,
Japan ST. 55@2 40, average 81 90. Prunes-
Italian ung nriau, So 05. Pears-Partletts 81 SO
o., average 81 81; b. Hardy, $1@l 10. Five
cars sold to-day.
NEW YORK. N. Y, Sept. s.--The Earl Fruit
Company's auction safes: 1iiSIApes-I oksy. s3c@
way. 40n30c: Susquehannas 40@50c. Pears
Bartletts, <l@! 05 twenty-five cars sold to-day.
by the Earl Fruit Company: G. apes-Tonav,
3JcG$1 O5: Malaga, 3C@95c Peaches-Pi auet's
late, Soc Orange Cling, 60@15c Prunes-uros
81 z5@l So. Pears-karuetts, $l@1 rs. Twenty
Two cars sold LO-uay.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. S.-Wheat opened strong
at from e61A@e612c Tor December, compared
with 961sc at The close yesterday. For twenty
minutes it Struggled upward and at the end of
that time 1t had reached 96zsc AT around 9634c
people who had been sc. ing for scalp were
compelled to buy, but about that time heavy
holders of long wheat loaded the market with all
1t could hold and continued selling until the pre-
Vious addition 10 the price had been driven out and
decline of 12c es abIisbed, he price having re-
ceded from 963sc to 955sc. Liverpool opened
ABOUT Esd higher and somewhat later adyices
showed another advance. Thai was the reason TOR
the opening strength Paris also showed AN ad-
vance and foreign crop advices all of a
Chlcazo received $50 cars of wheat but on.y 10
of hem were OF contract quality and of thar
small number were No spring. Minneapolis
aho pu Ut go: o2 cars. compared with 92J the
corresponding DAY OF the previous year. The At
isnlc port clearances of wheat and -four were
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NEW YORK WHEAT MARKET.

NEW YORK, n. Y, Sept S.-Bulls were un-
able to make much headway with wheat to-day.
At one time they forced prices to barely a cent
above last night, but this was subsequently cut
down to onlv 3s912c net advance at the close.
with May showing fractional decline from last
night The chief opposition a higher level came
from scalpers who operated freely on The selling
side all day. Influences from abroad were all
bnllish except the absence of foreign buying
which was such feature yesterday. This was
partly overcome later by renewed export buying
on large scale at all ports, ouly of wheat but
also of -four The story Change was that
Liverpool houses had purchased "A gooo share OF
this wh-at cover short sales for the first half Of
September delivery
December wheat covered a range from 9q7ac
to 81 OC34, and closed at 81 UO3Is selling of on
the curb 10 99Isc.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, n. ~ sept S.-To-day's STOCK
market very Irregular. but it was much less
under manipulation than for week past,
and the general tone was one of strength. There
realizing large scale all day. but offerings
for this purpose were more naturally alb soroed.
There one stock lifted by sensational Jumps
to stimulate buying of those realizing offerings, a
condition in marked contrast to the invariable
rule for many days pasI. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, which the stock under manipuIation
for rise, was either drag the market all day
today and lost point of its gain, the common
STOCK showing fractional advance.
The c. ursa OF the market was downward st the
opening, the lnterna:ionals and grangers leading,
In sympathy with the declines in Americans on
the London exchange. Strength developed in
mum Der stocks which stemmed the decline and
carried prices the best of the day Proft-takfng
the close caused the loss of pait OF tne gam so
that he net changes in many of The leading shares
are OF very narrow proI ortions- The decision OF
he Atchison directors 10 psy per cent on he
adjustment bonus out of the earnings, ending June
80 directed attention to the securities OF the
pany. and all OF the stocks and bonds were very
act and very strong all day.
The preferred stock which has been helddown
bv rea izing sales for some time past opa ned of
"a but rose al one time "a points from the low
est Proht-taking at the close reduced lis gain
There 1900 shares of preferred stock
sold during The day.
became known mat the directors haG declared
only the regular quarterly dividends of 8 per oeLt
on the common ahd IS4 per cen on the preferred
STOCK. 1t had been Iumored that extra divi-
dend would be declared. After rising to Ih6s1
after the opening tn price feii 10 ] SO and huc-
tuated IN very erraiIc manner, but closed at
recovery of points The preferred stock
also fell over points
Dealings bonds of large proportions and
a higher advances Tot sales S4, 100000. The
Atchsoa, Northern Pacific aud Union Pacific,
Denver and cuff issues absorbed the bulk of the
dealings.
United States bonds were higher, the old fours
coupons Using ~
V al aia NJ
iocks to-day were 597 692 shares. including:
, Alchson 19, $40; do preferred. 1925: Chesapeake
aad Ohio 1890: Burlington, ls, 7SO; {. e. c. and
I. l., 3255: frie (neW), 3OS5 Illinois RAJ.
ITO: Louisville and Nashville 14.S2O: Missouri
&C tic, 93Z6; y. y. Genital, 40; Northern
ciic, 1880; do preferred, 33,S20: kea1ng,
1850: Rock Is and 7l2O; 81. Paul. 54. 55O:
southern hallway preferred, 1902: Texas ard
G.. 1l.475; Wabash preferred, $3.50; American
Tobacco, $500; Bay state Gas. l9 $50; chicago
Gas SS20i Lead 14,00O; Pacific Mail, 3295:
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NEW YORK, NY, SeptS.-The Evening Posts
/ ondon financial cablesram Americans
very ull at the opening today, but later re-
covered under The New York lead After the ex-
perence Of Monday the dealers not at all
anxious % strike independent course, aud
viii look To Wall street more than ever for guild
auce in king quotations. Hopeful views en-
tertained, but here is no real action to support
opinions.
The other markets are quiet and without special
f ature.
Views in regard to the Bank of England rate
continue to undergo mod dificat' on and discount
rates in the market steadily falling. Unless
there should be large export of gold between
and Thursd y. advance in the bank rate is
most Improbable.
The Berlin market was weak and that in Paris
Wa, quiet and steady
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BRADsTRh ET's REVIEW.

NEW YORK, N Y, sept. Especial cable and
telegraphic dispatches to Bradsireet's covering
the principal points of accumulation, indicate the
following changes in available supplies last satur-
day compared with the previous saturday:
Wheat-United States and Canada east of the
Rockies, decrease 2S900O bushels: sfoat for and
supp y, net increa Sc 2, II 900 bushels
Corn-United States and Canada east of the
Rockies, increase 4 OBS, 900 bushels.
Oas-United States and Canada east OF the
Rockies increase 503 COZ bushels
The only important decrease in available stocks
of wheat last included in the offi iai
visible supp y statement at Fort William
ontario, Z7e,0Uu bushels Corresponding de-
creases include POP 600 bushels in Chicago pr va; g
elevate S, lS3, 900 bushels various NJ iauitoba
storage points, $4,000 bushels at Galveston
80, 200 bushels at o,thwestern Interior eevat or s.
81, QUO bushels at New orleans and "a 900 bushels
at Newport News
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HAY AMI FEEDSTUFFS.

Hay Is slightly lower, though dealers seem to
think that the decline is only tenn porary. Feed
stuffs unchanged.
BRAN-$l4 50@io so for the best and $13 5s@
IA p ton for OUTSIDE brands
MIDDLINGS-$l9G20 Tor lower grades and
S21@22 q ton for The best.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley $2l@22; Oil
cage Meal at the mill, 50 q ton: jobuing $3l;
Chopped Feed Sl5@l6 y ton; Cocoanut Gaze.
$l7 % q ton,
HAY-Wheat Sl1@l4 so p ton: Wheat and
Oat $l0@14; Oat UGd ~ so; Barley. SS61l2: M
pressed, $12 5UMll A. Alfalfa, $S9lO; SOCK. $40
g. Clover IS 5G@9 so fs ton.
M-3OM1Oc ~ bale.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICh GO Ill, Sept y S-CATTLE-Saes were
at So S5@5 35 for common to prime native steers.
with extra lots saIable around IS 40@5 80. 1he
bulk of the cattle went for 81 60@5 20.
Common stockers sold as low S3 while
prime feeders sold for ST. 50@4 90 in some in
stances. Stock bulls and heifers sold So 95@3.
HOGS-sales wee largely at S4 1904 so, coarse
packers selling at $3 SOCG3 Sj and selected
10
SHEEP-Western sold at ST. 30J93 IS. ana
casionay high So rs. feeders selling at "a 80
"a 65. chiefly So 50G3 55. Ma i've sheep were
salable at 81 1894 -. few going above S3 S5.
Lani bs sold at SO 5uG3 7a for poor lots up
to So 2o15 90 for choice 20 prime, prC ruling D
@2'c lower than yesterday. Choice Western
lam bs sold at S5 2j.
1900
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fancy Moorparks; evaporated apples, o12@6c:
new Plums. 4@41ac for -pitted and 1@2c for un-
pitted: beachsssre, e,ums, 5@o1sc: new Nectarlnes,
5G6c 2 ID I9l to fancy new Pears. 5@512c
for quarten a01c for halves
Ri1SINS-u60 crop)-
Four-erown, loose, 4@5c: 3-crown, 31a94c: 2
crown. 2S4@314c q h seedess Sultanss, 5@g51ac;
seedIess muscateis, 4@41ac; crown London lay
ers sl@l .; clusters, 81 l5@l 25; Dehesa cius-
ters, 81 75@2 Imperial cluster S2@l2 25.
NUTs-W alnuls 6la9 ID for standard and
9@912c p ID for Sofishell; Almonds toto for
Lansuedoc. 212(9313c for hardshelI aud SI9c p ID
for papershe /: Peanuts 445c p ID for Easl. ri and
&C Tor Ca l.or la hickory Nuts, 5@6c . ID. Pc
cans, SO DC p b; i tilberts, 99912c; Brazil uts
S@Sc: Cocoanuts. S5915 so q 100
HON Y-New Comb lUc Tor bright and 7M9c
Tor lower grades: new water-white extracted, 414@
4s4c; light amber extracted, 334@4c d ID
bEESWAX-220z5c 3 TO-
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POTATOES, ONION, VEGETABLES

There is nothing new except that river Potatoes
are 6rmer. The supply of Vegetables continues
large
poTAToEs-EarlyR Rose, 3O@35c River Reds,
4O@5Oc: Burbanks, 3O@i0c; salinas Burbanks
6U@S0c; Sweet Pota;oe,, iOc@$l q ctl
ONIONS-$1@l 10: Pickle Onions, 75c fs sack
VEokTABLES-B squash, 25(935c 6, box:
Marrowfat Squash SlOG1Z p ton: Bay ucumbers
26@30c Is box; Pickles. 11ac for No slc y ID
for y o. 2; Green Peppers, 35@50c for Chile and
35@50c for Bell: Green Peas, 1@1212c p tb: String
Beans 112@212c: Lima Beans, 2@21sc: Green
OXra, 2bG50c q box: dried Okra 6@Sc o. fb
Egg Plant, 35Ga50c: Cabbage, 60@75c o. ctl; Car
rots. 2o@SOc q sack; Garlic, l1sCo2c . ID: Toma
toes, 25@40c ior river and 25@5Uc for Alam eda
Green Corn, 40c@$1 q sack, 5O@75c p crate for
Berkeley and 75c0Sl IS q crate for Alameda.
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PR VISIONS.

CURED MEATs-Bacon, ss4c . n for heavy.
sc for lght medium 9Ac for iigh:, 101ac p 10
for extra light and 12c for sugar-cured. East
ern susar-cured Hams. I2@l21ac q ID; California
Hams, 10@11c q ID: less Beef, 81 so p bb:
extra mess d.. SO; family do SO; salt
FORK, $s(GS 90 q bbl; extra prime Pork. $40;
extra clear, 81 Gal i 20; ess. $40 = Dbl; smoked
Beef. 1012@l212c p ID
La RD-Easter tierces quoted a 514@5s4c for
compound ara 6l2c TOR pure: pals, 714c Calfornia
tierces, 5@514c q h for compound aud c1ac TOR
pure; halt 66s Sac 1o-ib tins, TAG: do s. ID, 74ac.
than 3OO bs-1-ib pals. 81 in case, s1sc; 3-fb
pals 20 in case, sssc; 5-lb pals, L. in case,
SAC; lO-fb pals 6 IN case, S1sc; so h Tins, or
10 case. 1850 " OGDEN buckets. 50 lbs net
73sc; fancy tubs 80 lbs net, $780, half bbs, about
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DECIDUous AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Prices show no change OF note. Grapes are the
leading kind now, aud are IN good supply and
cheap.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries So 5O@4 q chest for large
Huckleber les 7c Il h.
Red ~ >ectarines. 6O@75c q box; White, nominal
Peaches, 35@75c p box (ouslde figure for noun
tain) and z0@5bc p basket; IN bulk, $5O94U D
ton TOR clihss and $l0@S0 for frees.
ums, 25@4Oc: japanese. 5O@75c.
Pears, Bartlett. 65@S5c U tox for green and 40@
eOc for ripe; $25 a ton for No and so for
No. =.
apples, 25@35c q box for common and 5O@65c
for good 10 cho &c.
Crabapples. 2O@30c p box.
Figs. uoubie layers. .5@65c-
Ounces, 35@40c y box.
Grapes in boxes, 25@lOc for Mnscats, 20@35c
for black. 25@s0c TOR Ios ay, 4c@65c I n Isabella
and 25@3pc for Fontainebeau and Sweetwater.
crates sell about 10c higher than boxes. Zinfan-
de Wine Grapes. SIS q ton.
Watermeons, $S(0lb . 100.
Canta oupes. 50cG$1 rs y era e.
Nutmeg Melons, 25@ DC p box ou the wharf
CITRUS FRUITS-Valencia Oranges. 81 500
90 box: Lemons, $1@1 rs y box for common
ana s2@3 so for good to choice: Mexican LINES,
repacked s5 50(G6 q box: Bananas, 81 25G2 SO
q bunch Pineappes S1@3 p doz.
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FLOUR And MILLSTUFFS.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras
S5 25@5 35; Bakers extras, $5G5 10 p bb
CORNMEAI, ETC.-Feed Corn, $24125 p ton
Cracked Corn. S25@26 F3 ton.
MILLST tFS-Prices in sacks are as TO lows
usual discount TO the trad: Graham Flour. S.
E 100 MS Rye Flour. 81 so q 100: Rice Flour,
So rs; CornmeaI 81 %: extra cream do, So;
Oatmeal SIS 30; Oat Groats, S4; Hominy 4 3 LOG
3 80: Buckwheat Flour So 25G3 80; Cracked
Wheat, SIS 20; Farua. Sd so: Whole Wheat -Four,
$3 rs: Rolled cats (bbs) 50 20Gl5 4O; Pearl Bar
lev, $4; split Peas, So 50; Green do 81 20 q 100
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter and Eggs have again advanced. Cheese
rules firm with Ii. ht stocks.
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancv creameries, 24@26c p n,
seconds, 2S@2312c ID.
DAIRY, noice TO fancy, 2l@231ac q ib lower
grade, 6@1 0c
PICKLED--16@llSc p h.
tIRKIN-l5Ml7c u ID
CREAMERY TUB-lsG20c p b.
EAsTERN-l2Gl &c for iadle- packed.
CHkESt-Choice mild new, s@J 1ac: common
to good, 7l4@s1ac; Cream Cheddar. 1O@llc y ID;
Young America lU@ lc: Western, iO1a@1lc;
Eastern, 121@@l31sc p 10
EGGS-Hancn Eggs, 221a@2712c 6 doz; store
Eggs, 16@2,c p dozen; Eastern, ls(9Z2c Tor good
to fancy and 17QllSc soI seconds; Duck Eggs, 16@g
I7c
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
YESTERDAYS WHEAT MARKET.
The Feeling Was Uncertain. With as
Many Sellers as BUYERS.

San Francisco, Sept. 8, 1897.
The following resume of the wheat market is
furnished by E. a. Bresse, Produce Exchange
grainbroker, Az Pine street:
9:15 A. NJ SESSION.
Wheat steady acting win CHS ago Liver pool
markets slightly higher. Paris reports flour /
franc higher, and wheat 40@60 centimes higher
Decem Der wheas opened at 81 81 to s. tU7s,
closed at 81 6i4, december barley, 93Bc.
1o:l5 A. NJ SESSION.
Wheat is acting strong. crowd disposed to buy,
bu, shippers are selling enough to supply the de-
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09
POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-Two cars of Eastern sold at 1901 &c
for Turkeys, $5@5 70 for Hens, $4 for old hoos-
ters. ST for young Roosters 81 for Fryers and
So rs for Broilers.
Local stock is dull and cheap.
Live Turkeys are quotabe at 14@l5c for Cob
blers and l39l5c for Hens; large young Turkeys,
15@l6c; Geese q pair 81 sG1 70: Cosltngs, 81 ESQ
rs: Ducks, s. 50@3 for old and 81 5O@5 fot
young: Hens 1904; BOOSTERS. Young, SO 500
5; do. old. $3 500 A. Fryers. s395 25: Brothers,
81 50@2 rs for large and 81 6U@2 20 for small;
Pigeons, Sl6 % r doz for young and TOR old.
GAME-Hare, nominal: Rabbits, nominal