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Dried Fruit III NezU York.

The New York Commercial says: The gen
eral conditions OF the market are unchanged,
except that the 1rmness in some lines appears
TO be increasing. Buying Is principally Of
small lots. though the aggregate amounts to
a large business. Spot goods are moving
freely at full quotations and some shortage is
noticeable already, or at least some difficulty
firm with advancing tendency and it is prac-
ticauy impossible to secure any concessions
from holders.
Sales OF Prunes are small. though negotia-
tions FOR some fairly large blocks are reported
So far there has been little speculative buy
Ing. and now spectators are not finding their
task easy owing TO the impossibility OF Sc
curing supplies OF the four sizes. Sales are
principally OF the three sizes of st. Claras at
Sc basis. I. o. IN bags -Four sizes are said
lower, but sales are not large. The supply will
De ample fOr all requirements, but UP to the
present time holders have made no concessions
Il seems, however that buyers more will
ing 70 meet the views OF sellers, and heavier
transactions likely to result.
''Raisins are selling well at the present rate
o. prices, and the prospect is that there will
be an advance in the near future. Foreign
Paisins. especially Malagas, are IN good de-
nestle Raisins have helped the foreign goods
and the outlook is that there will be further
increases in the near future
Peaches are firm, but trading is slow be-
cause the situation IS becoming com plIca ted
Western SPECTATORS are holding a number of
hundred cars. It is impossible 70 say how
many. which are entirely out of the market
tor the time Added 10 this there are increas-
ing reports that the output Will not be as
large as was expected. The result Is q hard
ening OF the market. which promises higher
"Apricots are firm at full previous prices
Jobbers are the only holders, and they have
on large lots"
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Hay and Feedstnfs.

Quotations for sound Hay show some fur
ther Improvement. the demand being good.
Wet Hay is selling at a discount Of 75cGs1
from the quotations. Straw is also doing bet
ter. There is no change in Feedstuffs.
A great deal Of Alfalfa Hay and Straw is
reported destroyed by the rain
BRAN-s17 5OQ1S per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S1s6 so per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. S1sG1s so per
ton; OIL Cake Meal at the mill, $26G27; jobbing
.21 5oQ2S; Cocoanut Cake, s2o@21; Cornmeal
s25 ae024 80; Cracked Corn. s24Q25; Mixed Feed
SIG 5o917; Cottonseed Meal, s2S per ton
HAY-W heat, SSQe9 for common to good and
Oat, s6 6oQS SO: Barley, s5Q7; Island Barley, IS
90: Alfalfa, S5Q7 per ton; Compressed, $769.
The circular of Scott & Magner says:
receipts OF Hay for the week Just ended
nave been great deal less than for some time
Ihey have amounted TO 1861 tons The rain
has interfered with the movement to market
and the scarcity of both railroad cars and boats
mas caused an immense amount of Hay to be-
come damaged that would have been moved
INTO market before the rains. A large proper
or less damaged. Such Hay Is selling at some
what OF discount on quoted prices Hay
IN order sells readily and Is a little frmer.
When the present rains are over it is generally
expected the market will be found to be in bet
Ter shape for the selling interests
Arrivals Of Alfalfa Hay have not been as
heavy this week, although they have been
active enough for the present demand A large
proportion of the Alfalfa Hay is sold on arrival
10 oairYmen. and must be hauled quite a dis
tance to their dairies. The roads since the
rains are in poor condition, which makes sales
and deliveries slower. The market therefore is
dull and movement slow"
SIRA AW-3O140c per BALE
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EASTERN MARKETS
Ne7O York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct zL-The traders IN stoo,,s
were unable TO induce any noticeable movement
in prices during the two hours Of trading. The
bears were unable to attack the Industrial spe
cialties when IL became evident that the bulls
were not in an aggressive mood Sales for
spot account were IN evidence in the speciaIties
some of which dropped off a point or over
Realizing also manifest IN Pullman and
New York Central, but the decline In prices
brought out no large offerings of stocks and
the bears had generally covered their contracts
before the bank statement appeared, bringing
inal increase in the surplus reserve was seized
upon by the bulls to rush up the price Of sugar
in an attempt to induce following They were
as unsuccessful the bears. and realizing
caused a reactionary tendency IN the whole
list, which very in its activity. The
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Dried Fruits, Mats, RaiSins.

The New York market for all descriptions
continues active and firm, as will be seen in
the first column. Here trade is good, but there
is no further advance in prices.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. in sacks, 4%o for
4O-50's. 4Ac for 50-6Os 3&c for 60-7o's. SIC for
7O-SOs, 2Ac for So-eos and 2k@2a4c for 9O-1oo S;
Apricots 11Q13c for Royals, 12k616c for
Moorparks and 12@14o for Blenheims; Peaches
5ik6ec for Standards. 6A@7c for choice and tx
rated Apples 6Q7Ac: Sun-dried, 41s05e per lb.
Nectarines 7h@Sc per lb for red and SGl9c for
white; Pears 6laqSc for quarters and S610c for
halves; Black Figs 3G4c; White Figs 666I5c:
PIums 6Q6kc for pitted and 115Q2ac for un-
pitted.
Observation-Disclosures Thompson s-Fancy per
ID. lOc choice. &c: standard, Sc: prime, &c; IN
bleached Thompsons. per 10, &C. Sultanas-
Fancy per ID. S1Sc; choice 7l1c: standard 6lac
prime SC; unbleached Sultanas, Sc: Seedless
50-lb boxes, &c; 2-crown loose Muscatels SAC:
s-crown, SIC; 4-crown &c; London LAYERS q
crown 81 80 per box; 3-crown, 81 co. Fancy
clusters 81; Dehesa 81 so; Imperial So Ali
prices are (. O. b. at common shipping points
in California
NUTS-Chestnuts. 121sG15c; Walnuts. 7l5@sxc
for standards and 754G9c for softsheil: AZ
monds 1on41212c fer paper-shel 9dl0c for SOFT
Eastern and &c for California: Brazil Nuts 81
q9c; Filberts. uQ111sc; Pecans. 715Qsc; Cocoa
nuts, "a 50q5
HONEY-Comb 111ac for bright and 1o1sc for
light AMBER water white extracted 7H67lc.
light amber extracted. 611Q7c; dark SIC Der
REESWAX-24@26c per h.
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closing, therefore. was easy at trivial net
changes either way.
The main features Of the bank statement
were repetition of those of last week. There
Is nothing in 1t TO encourage an expectation of
easier money, but as last week 8 similar state
ment led to no renewal OF money stringenCy.
the stock market inclined 20 the view that
this week showing might lead to no worse re-
suit. The uneasy and undecided movements Of
fused and irregular movement of prices. AS
the professionals were still largely committed
TO the short side the closing up of accounts has
resulted in higher prices. That the short inter
est has been largely reduced a result of the
week operations and the strength of stocks
thus technically weakened is safe assump
tion.
In the bond market there was quite a steady
absorption of long term we'll secured bonds at
OF below par and OF per cent denomination,
indicating pressure for investment for CAPT
tai contented with that rate of return in spite
OF higher interest rates on money prevailing.
This development in bonds gave firm under
tone TO the stock market, and the level of
prices in many cases at present rate of divl-
dends is inconsistent with the high interest
rates ruling.
The official compilation of the September
reports of the whole country shows that the
loans which had been called in by the New
York banks had been put out again by other
banks in the progress OF the country's business
expansion. The New York contraction from
June 80 to September of $50 900, coo represented
speculation and liquidation in the stock market.
while the increase in loans of outside banks of
$50 600 900 indicated Industrial expansion. The
exhibit cannot be called unfavorable even from
a stock market standpoint, If intrinsic values
are considered rather than speculative boom
values.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains

wHEAT-Closed the week dull and denresssd
with decline in futures.
Chicago was lower. with bears hammer,ng
and holders pressing their stocks on the mar
ket Private cables from there said. mo
bulls left here" An increase OF 2.boo O0o b,sb-
els in the visible supply was expected Gables
were u lower. In the Northwest tbara w. :
strong cash demand, at 3zc advance Tba go JS :,
was heavy, with the short interest accumuisf =
ing.
Spot wheat-shipping, 81 O7A0l oSx; milling
81 10q1 12h. o.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal session-s:15 o'clock-Decer,ha,
1000 ctls, 81 11k.
Secona session-December-24, 900 otis &, :,
May-40oo 81 16&..
Regular morning session-December-s o.,.
81 1OR 1900, 81 l01f; 5000. 81 1OM MayWas ooo
81 1917; 1000, 81 1875. ''VOV'
BARLEY-The week closed quietly at nm
changed prices.
Feed SOGS7lac; Brewing and shipping gr.aas
s0cqs1; Chevalier nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 o. 'clock-No saIa.
Second sesson-No sales.
Regular morning Observation-Disclosures ..,
s7I5c. Seller SO, new-S000 S71ac WV e'is'
OATS-Though the demand is not shaw >. .
market is in good shape, with holders III -,ae
White 81 O591 25; Red, 81 o5Ql TN; Gray. 81 a5
M Ia Black 95cQS1 05. '' - w
CORN-Eastern Large Yellow 81 o5601 n7,k
White 81 0591 071z; mixed 81 021kG31 05 per ctl %
RYE-95c@$1 per ctl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-wool and fruit bags are higher. Cal
cutta Grain Bags. 7Q7Ac; Wool Bags, 2sgSVc;
Fruit Bags. &C. SIC and SIC for the three
grades Of white and TIC for bleached jute-
COAL-WeIlington IS per ton; New Wei
lington. IS; southfeld Wellington. 90; Sc
attic, S.; Bryant Sc; Coos Bay, IS: Walisend;
81 so: Scotch. IS; Cumberland, So 80 in bulk and
$40 Is in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg,
SIP: Camel IS per ton; Rock Springs i1,i ana
Castle Gate 50 so; Coke. s12 per ton IN oulk
and s14 in sacks.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. terms net cash. in 1oo.lb bags
Cubes Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5sse; Pow
dered, sac; Candy Granulated. sc; Dry Granu-
lated. 4%e: Confectionery a. 4Bc; California
A.; Magnolia A. 4iAc: Extra {, 4&c Golden
more; boxes. Nc more; 5o-lb bags. sc more.
No order taken for less than IS barrels or It's
equivalent Domnoes, half-barrels, o1sc; boxes,
SIC ner H.
RICE-Chlna mixed is in good demand and
higher at So 70Q3 Is.
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Foreign Futures.
Eastern LiUesfock Market.
OMAHA.

OMAHA
OMAHA, Oct. observation-disclosures ,1no
Native beef steers, S5Q5 so; Western steers. "a
IA 90; cows and heifers, 81 5064; Gamers. 81 IL
az 50: stockers and feeders. 1894 50; calves, 81
as so
HOGs-Receipts. $780, Market opened easier.
closed stronger. Heavy. 81 O564 Is; mixed 81 10
"A 20: light, s4 121k94 20; pigs, So 9O95 TO- bulk
of sales, S. 121k@4 15.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000. Market strong West
nluttons. 50 6o@3 20; stock sheep, So 5OaS 60
lambs, 81 50Q4 90
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY Oct 21-CATTLE-ReceInts
1000. Market nominally unchanged Native
steers, S4 75Q6 10; Texas steers, 50 7515; Texas
cows. 81 40d3 05; native COWS and heifers 81 so
"a so; stockers and feeders So 25q4 25; bulls,
HoGs~Recepts. 5000. Market steady. Bulk
of sales. 81 12l5G4 Is; heavy 81 1904 20: pack
ers. 81 121eG4 &c; mixed. 81 1904 10; light s4 10
"a 80; workers, 81 2oQ4 30; pigs, $4q4 30.
No sheep.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Oct. Flowing to the limited SUD-
ply Of cattle and sheep offered for sale to-day
trade was of little Consequence in both mar
kets with prices nominal
HOGS-There was active demand FOR hogs
at unchanged values. Fair to prime lots
brought s4 22Js44 40; heavy packers SO S564 20;
mixed, 81 1904 40; light weights, 81 05Q4 4219
Receipts1Cattle. 1000; hogs. $1,000; sheep.
1000.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO Oct. 21-Wheat opened weak and
for the first two hours cultivated further heavi-
ness Lower cables and indications of a heavy
increase in the visible supply discouraged
longs, who began to liquidate freely from the
start. The harket showed considerable stub
bornness, however, yielding grudgingly and
when finally the price got a fraction below the
parity the buying became widely spread thai
q rally ensued, the opening loss being regained
But the Improvement was only temporary "a
the bulls lost confidence owing to q flood Of
bearish statistics. Then liquidation and short
selling began to weigh the market down again
and IL continued TO slump until the end closing
weak at the bottom of the day range. Decem-
Der opened &c lower at 70Gp70h, declined to
695sc, rose quickly 10 701sc and declined to 697sc
at the close.
Bullish country advices moderate receipts
and an excellent cash demand strengthened
corn Part OF the gain was lost on profit-tak-
Ing. December closed 3015G30Ssc.
There was very little speculation In oats the
market holding steady with corn. December
advanced to 22ssc at the close.
Provisions ruled steady, with prices up
trife all around owing to the strength in corn.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There were three active stocks on the Bond
Exchange yesterday-Hana Plantation which
sold at s1S 25@12 So Gas and Electric. which
sold at S61 371kq61 so, and Giant Powder. which
sold at $S3 25dS2 10. Otherwise there was very
little life to the market.
On the California Oil Exchange there was a
larger list of stocks dealt in. Tidal Wave sold
at 50 SOa2 rs, an advance. The Producers OIL
Exchange opens tomorrow.
The Vindicator mine of Colorado paid divi-
dend of $780, $50 on the goth ult-, making $l73 6z5
for the year and 1901, 500 in all
The Yellow Aster mine, in Kern County, is
credited with paying dividend of $4,000 on
the 9th making $4,000 this year and $26S, 500
since the start.
The Gwn mine has paid the usual dividend
of $4,000 this month, making 40,000 this year
The Mercur mine of Utah paid a dividend of
$50, 00o on the goth ult., the second of like
amount this year
The Moon Anchor mine of Colorado will pay
its first dividend this year on November L
The amount is s45, 900.
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Stktn Gas 6s.-
Water Stocks
Contra Costa. eSk ssh
Marin County. so
Spring Valley. 101b1o1h y
Gas and Electric
Cent Gas Co..
Cent L & P. rA
Eauit G L Co. AZ
N6orriDo
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Associated Banks Statement.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21-The Financier says:
The associated banks Of New York city lost
ES7S,S01 cash a result of the operations of
the week just elapsed, but the reduction Of re-
serve requirements to the extent of 81, 642, 900
enabled them to add something quarter
of million to the surplus. bringing the
cess cash up to $I.741, OPS The cash decrease
was due entirely to the movement of funds
to the interior, sub-treasury operations having
been in favor of the banks.
The interesting feature of the statement lies
in the continued decrease in loans and depOS-
it's over the summer and fall season. Since
the end of June the banks have reduced their
outstanding loans no less than SIS 600 0C0. while
deposits have contracted over $140, 000. goo As
Indicating the causes operating to bring about
the shrinkage, ii is worthy of note that one
institution which transacts more less busi-
ness with the treasury has contracted its de-
posts about $4,000 00O from the high point in
June. The banks a whole held on June "a
last 66,35S, GOO, specie and legal tender or
Si5,UoO, 600 in excess OF the amount now report
ed Figures like these go to show the enor-
nous decreases which the banks have sus-
tanned since the opening of summer How
long this liquidation is to continue is a mat
ter OF conjecture. 1t does seem that the tide
must turn soon.
Making allowances for higher prices and the
requirement OF an increased business at the
interior points the fact remains that many
country banks are carrying more money than
usual ana now that the crop season Is ending
II Is only natural that the surplus coming into
these institutions should seek lodging places
in the larger financial centers There are
bankers who profess to believe the return vol
uTne of money this fall Will be smaller than
usual, owing TO changes in conditions vet
hardly appreciated. The easier condition in
money abroad is regarded as iuportan+ Nv
tlons definite answer to the fears expressed
only few days since relative TO possible ex-
ports of gold. The outward movement OF
grain and cereals may serve to hold exchange
quotations at safe level.
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Poultry and Game.

Came sold little better again, as usual on
Saturday. Poultry dull and nominal
PoCLTRY-Live Turkeys. 13G15c for Cob
blers and lSq15c for Hens; Young Turkeys, 156
Ic; Geese. per pair. 81 75G2 25; Goslings. 81 rs
az 20; Ducks, S46i4 80 for old and $4 5O6D6 for
young; Hens, 81 50d5 so; Young Roosters. $465;
Old BOOSTERS, Si 50q5; Fryers, So 2593 50; Broil-
O. for Squads
GAME-Quaf. 81 5oa2; Mallard. s66s; Can
vasback. -; Sprig, 81 50G4 90; Teal 50 50674;
Widgeon,. s2a3; Small Duck. a 50a2 50; Doves,
7So per dozen; Hare. 81 50; Rabbits. 81 80 for
az so; White. s1G1 5O Brant, 81 5OG2: English
snipe. g so per dozen; Jack snipe 81 50.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Yesterdays market wore the holiday air
characteristic Of Saturday and quotations for
everything remained unchanged. Fine Butter
and Eggs continued in light supply.
BUTTER
Creamery-Fancy Creamery. soa31c: seconds,
2s629c.
Dairy-Fancy. 2sa27c; good to choice. 24a25c;
store, nominal.
Picked roll, 22a24c; hrkin. 21922kc: cream
cry tub. 22AG24c.
Eastern. 1713c for ladle packed.
CHEESE-Choice mild new. 116flHc: old
lo4c; Young America, 1hc; Eastern l4615c
iEGGS-Quoted at 25G321.c for store and 3Sa
selected, 25Q2716c for No. / and 2O@22ac for
seconds; Oregon. 22kQ24c per dozen.
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Ne9U York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. Oct. n.-FLoUR-Receipts
90, ia; exports 11,sO7 barrels. Sales. 5000 pack
ages Dull and about steady. Winter PATENTS
50 6oq3 so; winter straits 50 4O03 80; Minnesots q
patents. SO 9004 10; winter extras 81 S5S9.
Minnesota bakers. $3a3 Is; winter low grades
50 2572 40. e9'
WHEAT - Receipts, 47455 bushels. exno-+s
20 900 bushels spot Spot-Quiet; No. 2 red
75l2c {. o. b. af1oat spot; No 2 red 73a:c eiet
vator. Options opened weak following liver
pool cables and attended by very light trade
recovered on the strength in corn and closed
firm at &c net advance. Sales Included NJ .
red March, rs 7-16GD7S9sc closed 1880. Nfsv
789s97S24c, closed 1850; December. 74Ng75 8-i6c,
HOPS-state common to choice. 1896 crop. ga
&c; 1897 crop, nominal 1898 crop. 1O6Iaci by By
ciic Coast. 1899 crop, 12Gi5c
HIDES-Steady: Galveston. 17c; Texas drv.
13c; California, 1870. ''
WooL-Quiet; domestic fleece, 2192sc; Texas.
14Q17c
The brokers' price for lead is "a 40 and for
copper SIS
81 95G5 February, $5G5 o5; March IS To-: Nav
IS 20; July, IS 35; September. S5 40 Spot Coffee,
Rio. steady; No. invoice. Sc; No. jobbing,
6lec. Mild steady; Cordova. 6AG11%c.
SUGAR-Raw. firm; refining, 3-isc; centrt-
fugal, SO test, 5-1sc. Refined, quiet
Dried Frnit IN NezU York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-california dried fruit,
EVAPoRATED APPLEs-common. s@7c:
fancy, 8i1Q9c.
NES-31zQS1ac.
APRICoTS-R Royal, 13917c; Moorpark, 15a1sc
PEACHEs-Peeled. 2O922c; unpeeled, 71sgiOc.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Decided increase in Bank Clsoripgs last qOeek.
Sii7er f'7ner. NeaU York sight exchange higher,
Wheat closed The aVeek dull and depressed,
Other cereals remain about as before,
Good Hoy continues to improve.
Considerable Hay and Stra7O damaged BY the rain.
Potatoes and Vegetables unchanged.
Continued advGrce tn Beans
Butter and Eggs quiet at The high quotations.
Poultry qriet and nominal Game firm
If1re Grapes higher again, 07vmg to the rain
Table Grapes in heavy supply and hard to movs.
Cranbetries plentiful and 7Veak
Lines declined Under fresh Grri0'GLs Lemons firm
Dried Fruits firm and in good demand
Hops hard to sell.
Wool and Frtnt Bags adva'csd all around.
C0ttoIene qd1dnced
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London Market.

NEW YORK. Oct 21.-The Commercial Ad-
vertisers London financial cablegram says:
African shares were again the features Of the
market to-day the news Of the victory of the
British troops causing a vertable boom. The
other markets were quiet. but they were cheer
full under the influence and the rise of mines
Consois went up 5-16 Americans were law
but they closed fractionally higher with mar
ucular strength in New York Centrals
Spanish As were quoted at 60s4 and Tintos
47as. The latter were freely sold by operators
who intend TO transfer their interests to the
African matter. The price went as low as
47ss. Anacondas were 97s. There were no gold
transactions to-day Money continued idle,
with rates nominal and unchanged
CLOSING
Canadian Pacific. 95M Union Pacific nra
ferred 1875; Northern Pacific preferred 77lf
Atchison, 21A; Grand Trunk 7Ib: Anaconds
go. bar silver quiet. rs 11-16d; money 2q2B
per cent
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Weather Report.
r9oth MeridIan-Paclno Time.,

san Francisco data: Maximum temperature
% minimum. IS. mean, SO.
Nf-AI HER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
me pressure continues low over the greater
poruoa o. the Pacific Coast and Conditions
are stun favorable for unsettled weather with
Rocky Mountains - 'e
Lhere has been but little change In tenn
peIalufe during the past twenty-four hours
eAeept IN The Sacramento Valley, ana east
fall. 44aS Oeen
Rain has fallen over the coast north of
Lolut conception, and cloudy threatening
"eaLer prevails south OF the Tehachapi
a thunderstorm Is reported at Red p1un
Inc river at Marysville has reached a stage
ol fourteen feet and is rising
a maximum wind velocity OF twentv-ei1b+
at Winnemucca " P'il leu
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hoGrs ehdlng midnight, October 22
tor Northern California-UnsettIed nea+bsr
win win showers Sunday; light southwesterIy
For Southern California-CIouov. tbres+s,-
ing "eatheF' with light showers; fresh south
For Nevads-showers Sunday.
For Jtah-Showers Sunday
tor Ariz9Ea-Cloudy Sunday; threatening
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy nm
settled weather Sunday, with occasional lisbt
showers; light southwest winds 'isH'
ALEXANDER c.. McADID
Forecast Official.
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large and 81 2591 80 for small; Colts 2545oo
TALLOW-No. l rendered. 645hc per lb; No.
Q 4G41sc; refined, -; grease, &c.
WOOI-Spring Clips-Valley Oregon. 1741sc;
Eastern Oregon, 12414c for choice and s911Ac
for fair to good.
plains 7GSc; San Joaquin and Southern Noun
tain T1599c; Northern free, 1o412c; do. defect
i've 7IklIl0c per lb
HOPS-Dull at 9G12c per ID.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

All articles under this head continue about
the same. Tomatoes are still IN heavy supply
and cheap and Sweet Potatoes are also plenti-
full and rather weak than otherwise
POTATOES-Rive Reds 60070c, Early Rose.
t0QS0c; Burbanks 60075c per ctl: Salinas Bur
banks, 90cGs1 10; Oregon Burbanks 706S5c
Sweet Potatoes, 75Q9Oc for Rivers and s1gl Is
for Merced.
ONIONS-55GG65c per ctl
VEGETABLES = Green Peas 4c per ID:
String Beans 4Q5c; Lima Beans, 31565c;
Cabbage. 4og5Oc: Tomatoes, 10030c; Egg Plant,
Green Peppers 4OG9Oc per box: Carrots. 900
4oc per sack; Cucumbers. 40@50c; Summer
Squash, 50Q65c; Marrowfat Squash. ssQ11O per
ton. -
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Beans and Seeds.

The demand for Beans for shipment con-
tinues active as ever and further advances
are reported. There Is no change in Seeds
BEANS-Bayos. 50 3O92 40; small white 81 70
q so; large White 81 2oa2 80; Pfnks. 81 2oG
80; Reds, 50 5oa3 IS: Blaekeye, So 1874: But
ters. SO; Lima. 81 s0d4 80; Pea, So 1902 so; Red
Kidneys. 81 5GG2 60 per ctl.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, 393hc; Yellow
Mustard, 4G412c; Flax nominal; Canary
S1ec per ID for California and 4c for Eastern:
Alfalfa. nominal; Rape. 2hQ3c; Hemp. 4@414c;
DRIED PEAs-Niles. 81 85a1 so; Green. 81 75
al IS per ctI v