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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
FINANCIAL REVIEW.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5o.-Bradstreet's Finan-
cial Review tomorrow Will say: Attention has
again been centered upon the industrial stocks,
a heavy decline in American Tobacco being the
disturbing factor in the week speculation
Money has ceased to be a source OF anxiety,
the arrival of gold from Europe and the fact
that the treasury disbursements are once more
exceeding its receipts resulting in freer offer
ings and easier rates for some time and call
loans. While the European markets showed
syunptoms OF alarm over the political outlook
in France, in China and in Egypt London mas,
nevertheless, been the whole buyer OF
stocks. Exchange was stronger early In the
week, but though further large gold engage
ments are announced. over $500, 600 specie was
taken in London during the week Tor American
shipments from Australia to San Francisco
Sugar at times rivaled Tobacco IN weakness,
If not in activity, and other industrials sold
off to an extent which gave support TO the loea
made a bull campaign IN that group had con-
cluded that their speculative possibilities were
exhausted.
While money showed increasing ease the Sc
occastoned some temporary unsettltng OF loans
This as much anything else. influenced
speculation in railroad shares and checked pup
lie activity. In fact II might be said that the
gree professional in character. Thursday
rally set in which checked the gradual decline,
its progress being facilitated by the covering
of the short interest the decline mao caused
again unsettled and railroad shares shared IN
the depression and bear attacks, the close De-
ing heavy at concessions. There were, how
ever, some few strong features, the most con,
Union Pacific both of which were the ooJects
of extensive foreSo purchases.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO Sept. 30.--The opening in wheat
was at a shade under yesterdays closing price.
December starting at 62%c. There was mod
crate liquidation for a time principally by
local operators, due to the lower prices and
weak markets at Liverpool and Paris and to
heavy receipts both here and in the Northwest.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported arrivals of
1896 last year. Chicago receipts were $50 cars.
80 of which were OF contract grade. Outside Of
this, however there was nothing in the news
to encourage selling, and after the first furry
mend December recovering to 62H@63c. from
621kpe25sc, to which point It had declined
shortly after the opening. There was some
Incentive to buying in the news, which came
in from the seaboard. Later cables from Liy-
erpool showed a partial recovery from the
early decline. New York reported that yes
one and quarter million bushels. Outside
markets as rule were slightly easier, but
none showed weakness, Duluth quotations be-
ing, In fact, a little higher. Argentine shipped
no wheat this week.
Trading became excessively dull and con-
sisted mostly of evening up transactions. many
night for the exposition. After noon the market
developed genuine weakness, partly on account
of dispatches from Liverpool confirming reports
of heavy Russian offerings. This caused al
the market had been receiving, but did not
cause much increase in selling: Outside mar
kets all closed considerably lower for cash
wheat. visible increase OF from 100000 to
600 900 bushels was looked for Atlantic port
clearances of wheat and flour amounted to 1885,
600 bushels The market was at its weakest
Corn opened weak at fractional decline, but
soon recovered, and for the rest of the
sion changed very little.
Oats were dull but steady.
Provisions firIn small amount OF
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Futures were much lower, and the
spot market was also off. The decline was due
to lower Quotations from the Eastern and for
Spot Wheat-shippng 81 16A91 1sK; milling,
Spot Wheat-shipping. 81 171k@1 20; milling,
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-915 'clock-December-
2s, 600 ctls 81 1884, 10. OOo 81 1871 1000. 81 1915
eooO 81 1871: a. 600, 81 49,
Second Observation-Disclosures ctls, 81 1879:
eO0o 81 1875 1000. 81 1871; 5000, 81 1884, May
Regular morning session-24. 900 ctis. 81 1871
2O0O 81 1874; AGO. 81 1ss4; 5000. 81 10.
81 1sis; 5000. 81 IL; 5000. 81 1873 p. 81 iss
BARLEY-Thc market was fraction lower
on the spot and weaker on CALL
Feed, 81 20l1 22s; Brewing, II 70 for NO. e.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal session-9l5 O. clock-December-40
Second Observation-Disclosures ctls, 81 22h.
Regular morning Observation-Disclosures ctls,
Afternoon Observation-Disclosures ctls, 81 24A;
% OATS~Red and Black are on the market at
fine high quotations given below. They are
selling exclusively for seed. The market for
white descriptions has been very active of late,
hut at the moment is rather easier owing to the
grades, however, are quoted rather higher:
Fancy Feed. 81 27fa PEE ctl: good to choice.
Al 201i 22ik; common 81 15@1 171k; Surprise.
81 1901 s2ls Gray s. 17kgl 20: Milling. 81 2eg
TRANSFORMATIONS are unaltered. Business
is dull. Receipts from the East have fallen
= Small round yellow 81 %; Eastern large yell
low 81 071kQ1 10: white, 81 1211q1 10; mixed.
81 050i o71s per ctl. California White. 81 15@
RYE-s1 1901 TN per ctl.
UCKWHEAT-Nominal.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept 30.-The stock market dis
played a rising tendency for brief period to-
day under the influence of higher London
prices and moderate commission house de-
calties, and for the half hour succeeding the
opening prices gathered headway under the
lively bidding. This condition of affairs how
ever, proved to be only of the flash in the pan
order for as soon as the bears were ready 10
attack they found material enough in the coun-
try gossip regarding the character of the Man
haitian IL" earnings. The uncertainty exist
ing to the nature of the contemplated i'm
provements and the period for their final adop-
tion of the announced electrical equipments
aided the bears in their efforts and a sharp
decline occurred on heavy offerings. Frequenl
feeble rallies were made, but there
strong support. drive against the rubber
stocks met with unusual success. the COM
mon losing 2!z and the preferred 6k The fact
pretty nervous over the operations of the bear
cliques and when raid is made, stop-loss or
Qers come jumping out on every halt or
There was no definite explanation to account
for the rubber slump, but the street ready
to advance plausible reasons. The recent &C
QUESTION OF rival concession apparently Gull
minated an upward movement in the stock and
profit taking was a natural consequence To
what extent this operation was carried and
whether trade developments favored a dinninu-
ton of holdings can only be inferred. Rumors
that local banking institutions had discrim-
mated against the stock collateral IN loans
found some credence. owing to the rapidity
of the break The general railway list sagged
steadily and along in the afternoon took the
lead. Discussion of the monetary conditions
was more Favorable and expectations are enter
tained that tomorrow banks statement will
make an encouraging showing. Sugar and To-
bacco commanded market attention, but there
were no developments of consequence concern
ing these properties and their price movement
Of the violent up and down order. for
some time. Toward the close the market firm
ed up in spots and ended with a fairly steady
tone. Final prices indicated substantial losses
in the specialties, but the railways figure for
only fractions.
The bond market moved IL an erratic manner.
but variations were of slight fractions with
Denver and Gulf lists notably strong. Total
sales, 81, 1920 Government bonds we're press
ed for sale and the IS, registered, ruleo
y and the Is. registered, II lower on bid
transactions.
Total sales Of stocks to-day were $50, $50
shares. including: Atchison preferred. u.100;
tan Street RAILWAY 17s5. Northern Psric "a
500; do preferred, 2O,12O Rock Island. 1920;
Union Pacific, 10. 400; St Paul, 1850; Union
Pacific preferred, 6S79; Minnesota Iron, To- 200;
Tobacco, IS, GO; c. G. W, 1896; Peoples Gas
$3.50; Sugar, 65. $50: Leather preferred, IS. 120;
Rubber, 44025: do preferred 10,0S0.
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. WEATHER REPORT.
Q2Oth Meridian-Pacific Time.).

Q20th Meri6ian-Pacifc Time.).
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 80, ,. m.
The following maximum temperatures were
reported from stations III California to-day:
Eureka, 60; Fresno. 72; Los Angeles, 20: He'd
Bluff, 6S: San Luis Obspo, "a; San Diego. IS;
Sacramento, 70; Independence, 81; Yuma. 90.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature,
81; minimum, 50; mean, 81.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
A marked area of low pressure has developed
during the day over the plateau region and is
row. central in Southern Utah. where the
pressure has fallen half an inch. This depres-
sion is moving southwark and is followed by
fallen 16 degrees in Northern Nevada
The weather is generally cloudy, except along
the Central California coast. the San joaquin
Valley and Arizona. Light rain has fallen
throughout Oregon, Washington, Northwestern
Nevada and the northern portion of California.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours, ending midnight, October 1. 1898:
Northern California-Partly cloudy and cooler
Saturday; brisk TO high northwest wind.
the mountain regions and along the extreme
southwest coast Saturday; cooler brisk west
wind
Nevada-Cloudy, with showers. Saturday;
cooler.
colder.
north portion Saturday; colder.
San Francisco and vicnity-Fair Saturday;
brisk to high northwest wind.
Special from Mount lpais-Clear; wind
northwest. 40 miles; temperature A; maximum
"a. G. H. WILSON,
Local Forecast Official,
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Totals, U; s;....;N,24o, s77. 751
,tals ............ s25, 545, 565
DUN's REVIEW OF TRADE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-R G. Dun g. Co. IS
Weekly Review of Trade will say: Failures
IN September have been about S. 900, 900, and
for the quarter about $22.s 900. No report
covering the exact month or quarter is possible
this week for journal which must go to press
on Friday, the 3oth, but the returns indicate a
smaller aggregate of failures than in any other
month III many years. except in August OF this
year, and smaller for the quarter than In any
quarter since 1892 In fact, excepting one
quarter In that year. no other appears to have
shown a smaller aggregate, unless more than
ten years ago, when the volume of solvent
business was very much smaller than 1t is
now. Evidently the complete returns to be
given next week will show that the state of
business Is In that respect more satisfactory
than it has ever been, unless in this quarter
of 1892. Changes are all for the better. ex-
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HAY AND FEEDsTuFFs.

Hay is extremely firm and there is a sharp
demand for the choicer grades Of Wheat anu
Wheat and Oat. but there is none coming
IN Prices likely to advance any day now.
Purchases being made in Sonoma county
for Contra Costa and Santa Clara counties.
Most Of the Hay in Sonoma County is nov
under cover, and the holders are no longer
obliged to sell.
BRAN-S13 50915 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S18@20 per ton. 80
FEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley, $26 per
ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill. ssl931 SO; job
bling. s32932 80: Cocoanut Cake. $24G25; Cotton
seed Meal, $2S130 per ton; Cornmeal, szS Dug
"a so; Cracked Corn s24@25.
CALIFORNIA HAY-Wheat, $1691S for gooo
to choice and si3Q15 for lower grades no
fancy coming in: Wheat and Dat, S15glS;
Dat. s14Gl16 so; Island Barley, s12 5oq14; Al
falfa. s12@13 so; Stock. S11912 so; Clover, nom
inal.
OUTSIDE HAY-From Oregon, Utah. !etc.l..
Wheat, s12 50Q14; Dat, s12Q13 so; Cheat. 81 5Oqo
~ so; Timothy. s11@1S so; Alfalfa, $40 6Ogn %
per ton.
STRAW-40@7Oc per bale.
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POTATOES, ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.

With the exception OF Summer Squash the
bay vegetables doing better, supplies being
lighter String Beans are dull and more plenti-
full. There is no change in Potatoes and
Onions.
POTATOES-4o@50c for Early Rose and 400
55c for River Burbanks; Salinas Burbanks, 80c
@S1 Is; Oregon. 70c@s1: Sweet Potatoes, %g1c
per 10 for nearby and 1H@11sc for MERGED
ONIONS-50@65c per ctl for yellow. Pickle
Onions. 50qs5c per ctl.
VEGETABLES - Green Peas, Sc; String
Beans. 1G2c: Lima Beans. 2@3c; Bay
Squash. 25@36c; Green Peppers, 4oqSoc 90 dor
rots, 30@50c per sack; Bay Cucumbers. 4og5oc;
Pickles. 81 1902 per ctl for No and 81 for No;
CSC; Green Corn, 75c@s1 % per crate Garlic. &c
per 10: Green Okra 50@65c; Dried Okra, lOc
Squash, SSGD10 per ton
EVAPORATED VEGETABLES = Potatoes:
sliced, raw. 12c per ID in lots of rs lbs; sliced
desiccated. 16glsc; granulated. raw. lSc;
Onions. COO; Carrots. old. 13c; new, 1sc; Cab
bage, 30c; Sweet Potatoes 30c: Turnips, 25c;
String Beans, 30c; Tomatoes, SOC.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

w. ]. Wallace by B. P. Oliver commissioner
to Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, lot on
W line of Lyon street, 100 n Of Geary, n 57:6,
W 100. 40, NV 1o4 u3, 201:6; S301s.
George j. and William c. Duden to Tennie A
Duden lot on E line of Howard street. 125 N
of Eighteenth. N rs by 1926: So
Jerome Donovan and as executor of the estate
of Catherine Donovan to James o. Rourke, lot
on S line of Twentieth street, rs E of Alabama,
E 20 by S 104 S1400.
Sophie Warnecke to A H. Warnecke. undi-
Natoma Streets. Sc 80 by SW SO; also undivided
half of lot on w line of Stockton street, 60 N
of North Point, N 77:6 by W 1875; gift.
John w. and Annie L. Wright to E. P. Heald
lot on w line of Twenty-fourth avenue 80 N
of street, so by w l20; So
William Baird TO Johanna Baird (wife). lot on
S line of Heyman avenue. 9l:S E OF California,
r 2s:S by s 20, lot 9S, Jacob Heyman's subdi-
vision of Cohn Tract; gift
Alameda County.
Catherine King to James King. lot IA, block
G. property Central Land Company, formerly
the Brown Tract, subject 10 mortgage, OAK
james King to Marcella King. same. Oak
Marcus King to Margaret c. McClusky, lot
on 70 line of Grove street. 1908 of Thirty
ffth, E 116 by N s0:0N, being the u of lot 8.
block B. property Central Land Company. Oak
land; grant.
5o-foot lots by al deep Bay View avenue.
corner of Orange street. and / lot on Orange
street joining those on Bay View avenue. the
same being so feet front and 100 feet deep, quit
claim deed Oakland: 1920
Nels L. and Sine NJ Monk to John p. Beck
EFT lot on line of Fortieth street so w OF
Telegraph avenue, w 43 by 100, being lot 10,
block 20so. Mar. of Estate of John Evoy Oak
land Annex; So
s. c. Bigelow to Robert Hansen. lots 1s and
1s block L, Thermal HILL formerly the Howe
Tract Oakland Annex; SO.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
October, 1898.

A branch of the United States Photographic
Offce located in the Merchants Exchange. is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and
free of expense.
office where complete sets of charts and SAIL
ing directions of the world are kept on hand
for comparison and reference, and the latest
Information can always be obtained regarding
lights dangers to navigation and all matters
of interest to ocean commerce.
The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry
building at the foot of Market street. is hoisted
about ten minutes before noon and dropped at
noon 10th meridian, by telegraphic signal re-
ceiyed each day from the United States Signal
Observatory Mare Island. Cal
a notice stating whether the ball was dropped
on time or giving the error, II any. is published
in the morning papers the following doy
CHAS. p. WEIGH,
Ensign (retired), u. S. N, In charge.
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a4a2sc per lib.
PROVISIONS.

Hams and Bacon are weak at the recent de-
cline. and dealers are disposed to cut to effect
sales.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. s@shc per 10 for
heavy 8s1@9c for light medium, 101ac for light.
II for extra light and 12kQ13c for sugar cured;
Hams. s1Sc: Mess Beef. s1O@1o 50 per Dbl; extra
Mess Beef, s11@l1 go; Family Beef. s12@l2 80:
mess. SIS se116; Smoked Beef. 11@12c per 10.
LARDEEastern, tierces, quoted at &c per n
fornia tierces, sc per 10 for compound and enc
for pure; half barrels. &c; 10-fb tins. TIC: SIN
'CoTToLENE = Tierces, 5M@6Sc; packages
less than 300 ros-1-io pals, 60 in a case. SIC;
case. SIC; 1O-ib pals, in case Sssc: 50-in
tins orr in case 7.hc; d wooden voc en BUCKETS g
ms net. SIZE; fancy tu6s 81 IDS net' 7ese; half
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DEC1pUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The market continues dull and uninterest-
ing Quotations remain about the same, and
there is nothing scarce except Cantaloupes.
Wine Grapes are steady, though the demand
for them is not very lively.
Oranges are doing better.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries. 81 5093 per chest for large ana
for small. -,
Figs. 400I75c per box double layers.
Catalogues, SOL SO per crate Nutmegs'
4O675c per box; Watermelons, $l5QZ5 per nun
bred for large and S10912 for small to me-
dunn.
Huckleberries, &c per 10.
Pomegranates, 75cGs1 80 per box. according
- cranberrtes. IS 5o9s so per barrel.
Ordinary Grapes, 4OGp5Oc per box: Seedless.
s5G75c: crates sell about 10c higher than boxes:
Isahellas 406D7bc per crate; Wine grapes, Sl4q
16 ner ton for Zinfandel and sl1 5oq13 DO for
common kinds.
Biackberries, 1904 per chest
Plums 35G60c per crate and box
Peaches 5Od65c per box for good 70 cnoice
and 350I4Oc for common stock; in bulk, Slsq3O
per ton for freestones.
Raspberries. s6Q7 per chest
Apples, 35G60c for common. iocI*l per Dox
for No and 81 Is for choice
Bartlett Pears 75cQs1 25 per box; Winter
Pears 356T5c per box.
CITRUS FRUITS Oranges 81 5OG2 for Va
lencias 81 25@1 so for ST. Michaes, 81 70 for
Mediterranean Sweets and 75cqsl for Seedlings;
lemons 81 506I2 so for common and SSq5 Tor
good 10 choice; Mexican Lines, rs; Califor-
MIA LINES -; Bananas. 81 25qz 20 per
bunch: Pineapples, 1894 per dozen
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BRADsTREETs REVIEW.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3o-Bradstreet's to-mor-
row will say: Though rather quiet conditions
were reported in a number of lines of trade
the volume OF business doing the country over
a very heavy one, is slightly smaller SO far
as bank clearings indicate. than in September
year ago, but comparing very favorably with
corresponding periods in all preceding years
While the edge appears to have been taken
on the active demand for time, noted in
the West and Northwest, and the imposition OF
yellow fever guarantees and the low prices
of cotton in the South have hurt trade in that
section. there have been, the other hand,
rather better reports received from the lead
ing Eastern and Middle State cities, pointing
to fuller development of the long-expected
fall trade Accompanying this slight shifting Of
activity from one section of the country to the
other has been continued heavy export move
ment of leading cereals, unprecedented activity
in the manufacture of nearly all lines of iron
and steel and continued good reports as to
gross railway earnings. comparisons in this
respect, it being remembered, being made with
particularly favorable conditions one year ago.
Rather less pronounced strength is noticeable
in the price situation. Wheat after quite a
heavy bulge early In the week on undoubtedly
good export demand, foreign buying and ner-
down slightly and prices few cents lower
on the week, the result mainly OF increased de-
liveries by farmers taking advantage of the
tempting premium existing for choice wheat.
Sympathetic weakness in other cereals is like
because of less favorable Southern advices. The
feature of the situation in iron, Steel and, in
values, which reflects the unprecedentediy
heavy consumption now going on throughout
the country, though business is Quieter,
pending progress making on orders already
booked. Export trade in iron and steel is re
ported feeling the effect of the advance made
in freight rates. resulting from heavy ship
ments of our cereals and other products abroad.
Wheat, including -four, shipments for the week
aggregate 5,3O6ST9 bushels. against 5.024, 927
bushels last week and 5.S34.246 bushels this
week year ago.
Business failures for the third quarter of
1898, reported to Bradstreet's. were the
smallest for at least six years past but be-
cause of one very large failure in September the
liabilities are larger than one year ago: For
the nine months period the total number of
failures is 1856, 10 per cent fewer than in 1897
and 81 per cent smaller than in 1896. though 10
per cent larger than in 1892. Liabilities In
volved aggregate s1O2 1877. 8S7 l3 per smaller
than in 1891, but 80 per cent larger than in
1892.
Failures in the Dominion of Canada for the
nine months number 1891 with aggregate la
bilities of 81 592 SO, decrease of 26 per cent
in number and of 20 per cent IN liabilities from
last year, and the smallest alike in number
and liabilities involved for any year for at
Lang ter11
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DRIED FRUITS. NUTS. RAIsINs. ETC.

Honey is firm and active at the advance.
Fruits remain quiet and unchanged. Raisins
are still firm and moving off briskly.
DRIED FRUIT-Prunes, 7@7Ac for 1880 g.
5tq5Ac for 5Osos 4ac for so.5os. sA@ p ,d for
and 2a2Kc for 1OO-11Os; Silver Prunes. 5@714c;
for good to CHOICE s@oo , fST
i2c for ROYALS and 12@124c for Moorpark;
EyapOrsted APpes 7eS7 Ss,hs sun p, dried "a
&c for pitted and 1@11tc for unpitted; Nee
tarines, safe for prime to fancy; Pears, 6G7c
RAISINS-2%c for two-crown 4c for three
crown. 4Nc for four crown, 411G6c for seedless
for London Layers; dried Grapes. &c.
NUTS-Walnuts &c for hardshell. &c for soft
shell: Almonds 5G6c for hardshell. 13c for
softsheii: isepi4c for paper-shell; Peanuts. al
51ic for Eastern and 41tc for California; Pc
cans 6h6Sc; Filberts. 91a@10c; Brazil Nuts,
sSSsc per 10; Cocoanuts, 81 5O95 per. hundred
HONEY-Comb. 10@11c for bright and $40
e11c for lower grades; water white extracted,
7G7Ac: light amber extracted. 69sAc; dark.
A X-e4Gq6c Der lb.
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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.-The Evening Post
financial cablegram from London says: The
stock markets here quiet and irregular
to-day. Argentines and BraziIs continued good
Americans after a firm opening closed decid-
eddy fiat New York selling. Grand Trunk
was lower in sympathy.
Mines easier, but there was a sudden
jump in De Beers on a favorable telegram con-
corning the output.
London market discount rate is 21s per cent
The decline is mainly due to anticipation for
the release OF ESQ 10000 in Government divi-
dends of October 5. The ease may continue for
a week or two, but probably not for long.
New York to-day bought about E7o.OOO In
gold, which arrived from the West Indies at
IT'S I'D.
Canadian Pacific. SSh; Grand Trunk. ~ bar
silver steady, 2SAd per ounce; money 21ag2%
par
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter is higher again. though the top quota
ton is not generally obtained without some
difficulty. Cheese and Eggs remain unchanged
BUTTER
Creamery-Fancy creameries. 2SG2sc; sec
Dairy~Cnoice to fancy. 2s@25c; common
grades, 20Q22c.
21Q211hc; creamery tub. 21G211ec.
Eastern -Butter-Ladle packed, 1sq16hc per
10; Egin, 22Q221sc. ,,,a
CHEESE-Choice mild new. 1oG11c; old. S1s0
e1Sc; Cream Cheddar, 10@1lc; Young America,
l0iz6111hc: Eastern, 12G13c.
EGGS-Ranch Eggs, 321AQ35c per DOZEN store
Eggs 1s025c; Eastern, 15Q1Sc for ordinary
and 22N23c for fancy.