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DRIED zRU1rs. NUTS AND RAIsINs.

The market for new Prunes is opening SLOW
". There have been several rumored small
sales Of Santa Claras on the basis of 3Ac for
the four sizes. but the market has stinened
up since then. and none now be obtained
under SIC. There is considerable uncertainty
regarding the sales at 3hc, end nobody seems
TO know who made them, for what pur-
pose, this is pretty low figure for Prunes
this year, when the crop is very small all
the world, except here in California. 1t
is probable however. that they were either
forced made to affect the opening prices.
Peaches and Apples continue weak, but
Apricots continue very firm, with an upward
tendency.
DRIED FRUITS COId Crop)-Prunes. SIC for
4O-5Os SC for 5O-6Os. &c for 60-7O'c, S1493%c for
7O-S0's 2%G3l4c for S09O's 213q224c for 90-le0' 5
and 2d2Ac for 1o0-110's.
DRIED FRUITS CNew Crop)-Prunes. in
sacks. SIC for 40-5Gs. SIC for 50-6Gs. 4Ac per
lb for 6Q-70s 3slc for 7o-S0s 3HG31hc for 5000
and 2@4 d3c for 90-1GO's; Apricots. 9G11c for Roy
ais and 11116121ac for Moorparks; Peaches. IA q
7IRc; Evaporated Apples, Tl2GSc; Sun-dried, 512
acc per II; Nectarines, 6d7c per ID.
RAISINS-324c for two-Crown. 4sac for three
crown SIC for four-crown, 419dGc Tor Seedless
Sultanas, SIC for Seedless Muscatels and 81 20
for London layers; Dried Grapes. 2%G3c.
NUTS-Walnuts, 5GSc for hardshell, 10611c
for softsheu: Chile Walnuts 11G12c; Almonds
new crop 7iRc for LanguedOc and 912c for
65c for California; Cocoanuts. 81 5065.
HONEY-Comb, u1zc for bright and 10l2c for
light amber; water white extracted 7H97kc;
light amber extracted. 615q7c; dark. SIC
Br-ESWAX-26G27c per lb
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,bons' property map /. subject to mortgage.

Gibbona' property. map /. subject to mortgage
T. g. ana Miriam Morehouse TO william n.
fr,yin tot on Nc corner or TODD ana bhhei
stTerts E 1876 by N 1872, being lots ., 10 ana - -
nnd w hair Of lot r. block +, amended map oi
~ crawford Tract. Oakland $40.
theodore T rodtman 10 Leon Carrau, lot on
" line OF Market street, 80 OF twenty -slNth'
g 20 by w l25. block 52G. Oakland; 81.
C,ntrnl Land Company Ga corpoIhtlohD 70
Ni,rv 'E DewinR. lot on line or Ihrty- IN
',.sct gGG.3 w OF West, w 80 by lZD;5, he
Inc lot 22 block NJ, map Of property OF central
fard Compnny Oakland; also lot on n lne
80 Tbirtv-dfth street. 2GG3 E of Market T. ~
L,, ~ l20.2 being lot e. block M, same ttacI
p1yiIIond. olso lot 2 block ., same tract with
,.nc,tion Oakland; also lot on w line OF Mar
* ~ ptcei 120,9 OF Thrty-fourth. n 40. w
f6e { 40 T tf2 60 beginning. being the > por-
lot 20 the T. 80 feet Of lot ana w Wv ~ rect oi
iot n block H. same. Oakland; S",
1,h6,nas i and Mary J. Walsh 10 Leo -:
,rirhnIs lot beginning at point IN cehIei I,. ui
JTey5escoI Creek lG5 n from line oi Forty
otgbth street thence up center OF ctteK ~: ~,
.bcnce I, Ia w line OF Shattuck street = yo; W
- beeinning being portion OF loI ., pI1ck }
S1ot Alden tract at Temescai. Oakianu, nlSo at
Iot on " line Of Shattuck street at ,G! uink :
line Of lots and C. block 2l2l Alden rac' W at
Ten,escaI " 1928. S %. f l5o, \ 80 Io:1 a. t%o
ginning block 2121 Of above tract Oah,ahu, 90, =,
Leah f Mott TO Frank II. DodG, iot Si ~ - +.
line of Renton street. 140 or santa "a ''5 o. a
avenue so by f l5o being lot .. pi'0N -''
Fitch & Sharon Tract. Alameda >lo-
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
For Wednesday, July 26.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Flour or SKIS. 1,7Ss
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SIX VI 1dS bS AN- Y
Water Stocks
Contra Costa. 7SA 7S3a
Marin Co... 80
Spring Valley .10lA -
Gas and Electric
Capital Gas.
Central G Co.
Cent L & P.
Equit G. L Co. - "A
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Securities were only moderately active on .ln ,ne
morning session. and the only huctuauoh
-.o.t - rote was an advance in Contra
costa Cos "a water to ;79. with subsequent weak
'1tr'e In the afternoon Hawaiian Commercial soio
ND 10 .9e. other changes being slighI o,d
The feeiing in mining stocks was hrrner 1ha ana
most OF them showed slight adx4nSe3 "a g. 3o this
telegram from the pump SAID :, a.. inches
below the 195O-foot level station. The elevator
has been working regularly ana olseHaI 5,,e 70
,S,,ob water as ever The rise must be que 20
some inflow of water from some lE unKHown t,VrI
source as there Is no increase in the no" from
The Gould & Curry delinquent sale taxes
place to-day. - - c.-ass
vaIiev has declared monthly dividend OF ~
cents per share amounting to sl0,VOO; ,,, .
The Alaska-TreadwelP quarterly d~lVidenu ~ u
97IAc ner share and the Alaska MeXicans 3 quar-
terly dividend of 1Oc per share will be paid on
A..
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

:. NEW. YORK, July 26.-There was not much
change IN the character Of trading in securi-
ties to-day. There was period when the mar
llet made some show Of strength in sympathy
with an upward movement IN a group Of indi-
..idual stocks. but violent slump in American
Mating was sufficient to put end to the
rise and wipe out pretty much all Of the pre-
vious gain. General Electric rose ~ the
opening quotation. Pennsylvania showed signs
Of strength early and there. was conspicuous
absorption Of Rock Island Which was at
tributed to the operation Of pool. Buying
from the came source was supposed to account
for the advance Of 12a in Peoples Gas and for
the vigorous upward movement in the Gould
Southwest stocks. St Louis and Southwestern
ISSUES were the most conspicuous as to activ-
4ty. the preferred rising lia. Kansas and Texas
common advanced nearly point, the preferred
about two points and Wabash preferred 4. At
the same time the Chicago and Eastern Hi
nois jumped three points Wall streets eX-
planation was that St. Louis and Southwestern
was to be acquired by the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois and the combined properties then alb
sorbed by the Rock Island. President Edwin
Gould authorized denial that he contemplated
selling his holdings in st. Louis and Southwest
Island officials were published. About the same
time came disclaimers from the Ogden Gas
Company interests that they contemplated sell
ing out to Peoples Gas, and People Gas lost
practically all of its gain There a vio-
lent break Of 81 in American Mating pre-
ferred and 2S4 in the common, which completed
the unsettlinC OF the market. Prices drifted
AWAY to the lowest of the day and not
much affected by squirt in The late dealings
IN Lake Erie and Western, which rose on the
common ~ and in the preferred points.
.-a,-Jcar car praferred was also marked nm
49, New York Central was decidedly heavy al!
dev and lost over point net. st. Paul. Mime
apolis and Sault ste. Marie common was con-
s6icuous for a rise Of i%l and the preferred ad-
vanced a point The money market was in
cIine1 TO firmness. and there was some calling
~ loans which necessitated a shifting, though
no great difficulty was found in securing ac-
rommodation. Much doubt is still felt as to
+ISe evtent of the demands which will be made
11nor New York to move crops. Discounts in
London were further advanced and the Bank of
EDgiond continued to buy gold in the open
T1aTifet besides receiving consignments from
Germany. Sterling exchange In New York res
ponded with fractional decline:
some strength in sympathy with stocks. but
otherwise demands were dHll m eo and d rather heaVy
tinted States threes coupon declined a. but
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, July 2s.-Thei American Wool and
Cotton Reporter Will say tomorrow Of the
wool trade:
The wool market continues strong and there
is still a good volume of business in progress.
Manufacturers however, have not purchased
during the past week quite as freely as pre-
viously, although the transactions Of the week
aggregated more than average week s bust
ness amounting to 1000, 600 pounds, One
feature in the situation is the fact that the
buying is almost wholly for consumption.
speculation being less of a factor in the trade
than for several weeks. The larger portion Of
the business done during the past week has
been in territory woods, usual although
there was a good demand for fine Australian
wool but has been previously observed, the
market is pretty well cleaned up Of this class
of wool.
The sales Of the week at Boston amounted TO
654g 600 pounds domestic and 1872, 900 pounds foS-
eign. making total of 7,271,000. against total
OF 10 164 500 for the previous week, and a total
OF 4S75 600 for the corresponding week last
year. Sales since January |, 1899. amounted to
57 O47 600 pounds, against 65 $685. $40 pounds last
wear this time.
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The following maximum temperatures are AS-
ported. from stations In California to-day:
Eureka ............. rs San Diego ...-...... 70
Fresno ...............100 Sacramento ..-..--.- -
Los Angeles ......... 20 independence .-..... SO
Red Bluff ............ qS Yuma ...............l06
San Luis Obspo.... IS
san Francisco data Maximum temperature,
60. minimum. 50; mean, IS.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
Fair weather prevails over the Pacific Coast
States while the weather is partly cloudy over
The Rocky Mountain region and in Northern
Arizona. Light showers and thunderstorns are
reported from the latter region.
The pressure has changed but little during
the past twenty-four hours. except q slight fall
over Northern Washington.
The temperature has fallen slightly over the
plateau region and remained stationary else
where.
Conditions are favorable for generally fair
weather in California Thursday except partly
cloudy foggy along the coast in the morn
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. July 81 1893:
Northern CalfOrnia-Fair Thursday except
PARTLY cloudy or fogCy along the coast IN the
morning: fresh westerly wind.
Southern CalifOrna-Fair Thursday, except
partly cloudy or foggv along the coast in the
morning fresh westerly wind.
Nevada-Fair; Thursday.
IEtah-Fair Thursday in north portion, partly
cloudy in southern portion, probably with
thrnderstorrns in the mountains
Automatically cloudy Thursday. probably
with thunderstorns in the mountains Of the
north portion.
wind G. II. WILSON,
Local Forecast Official.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 26.-CATTLE-There was n
good sIaughtering demand for choice cattle to-
day from local packers and Eastern shippers at
strong prices. The common lots were hard to
dispose Of and prices for such were barely
steady at the recent decline Good to fancy
grades brought s5 25g5 90; commoner lots 81 25
as 20; stockers and feeders. s3a4 75: cows.
heifers and bulls 81 50q5 10; Western feeders.
as 80. -
sufered a further break of SC. Fair to choice
IGts "a 40G4 80: heavy packers. 81 05d4 37i3;
mixed 81 25G4 so; butchers. 81 20g4 so; lights,
g4 3504 60; pigs, s3 1894 55.
SHFEP-The market for sheep was fairly ac-
tive at about former prices Poor to -- prime me
sheen s3lI5 80; rams. 81 50d3 ewes. 50 1904 90;
vaarlings 81 50@5 80; lambs S4G6 90, a few
fancy lots bringing Sc 90, the highest price paid
ioF ReceptsGcattle, 1900; hogs. $4,000; sheep,
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PROVISIONS.

Another advance in Eastern Hams is re-
ported California Hams are largely nominal
as there are very few on the market. Other
descriptions are unchanged.
CURED MEATS - Bacon, s1ac per ID for
heavy. 9G91Ac for light medium. 1lo for light
121sc for extra light and 13c for sugar cured ;
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. 13h914c; Califor-
MIA Hams. 12913c; Mess Beef. s13 per Dbl;
extra Mess Beef. s14; Family Beef *15Q15 50;
extra Prime Pork. s12 50; extra clear. SIG so:
mess. $15qI5 50; Smoked 'H, Beef 12c per lb.
compound and &c for pure; half barrels, pure,
nc; 10-lb tins SIC 5-lb tins. S1ac
COTTOLENE - Tierces, 62s66sc; packages
less than 500 lbs. lib pals. 60 in a case 9Iac;
3-b pals. 20 in a case, SEC; 5-lb pals. u in
case SIC; 1O-lb pals, in a case, Sssc: 50-Ib
tins. l or 2 in a case, 77sc; wooden buckets, 20
lbs net, S12c; fancy tubs so lbs net. 75sc: half
Larrals ahout ll0 lbs. laac.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Henry Clews' circular says:

FlPVvS' circular says
The contest between the employees and the
managers of the Brooklyn surface railroads.
and the fear Of it spreading to other roads was
a deterrent To large speculative movements IN
the stock market during the week. TRANSACTIONS
were consequently principally confined 70 the
quick in-au5-out traders, and TINS atutHNe -
likely 10 continue until this unrest on the part
Of labor has been fully settled. The continued
good railroad earnings and crop aiFiceS uh-
doubte6Iy favor the maintenance Of prices
The only discourugIng factor Is the OUTLOOK OF
the money market although 1t has worked
somewhat easier during the week The next
several bank statements, therefore, are IooAea
forward 10 as important factors IN tle -tta .
IN affecting fluctuations. The activity IN trade
and the uses OF money there sun continue
1ereS with Jle no" Oh llly-I,,S ~ - ~. ~
The low bank reserve for this season OF the
demand Tor funds upon Ne" ON - ~ N i,l5
ing Of the crops viii be materially lesseIled
as compared with previous SFdIS; S; IUe ,,,,r7I,
unusual supply of money "hlcn, mas &C In ~
lated at all Interior points The uniformity
centers Of the world at the present tlne rep
resents a condition Of established relations
which is likely T. be more or less prItIateHy ma ~,
in the future The ability 70 chahSg th17 pE
Europe, SO iar its being applied 70 ms
country has been checked If not lost s'lllIrls' '
b. our growing increase IN exports 9L Hlai.u- I
featured goods. together with our having tahen
the immense quantity OF American secuIiIIes I
unloading Of these on the part Of Europe was
not due 10 a want Of confidence, but 70 two
othe~ better reasons-one being IN part 70 SCI
tie a. large trads balance in our favor. and the
other the high prices that these securities had
attained, which made made 1t NOR s PTohta0le 10 sen
Foreign exchanEe drawers have now com
fn5 ebnI9entg IS p This viii keep the Exchange rate
below the shipping point and removes any fur
sosT,-5 seg Zbic5 Is very favorable factor as the
frequent rumors ~ late Of gold shipments, ana
the fear thereof. have severely handicapped the
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chest; Logan berries. r8lO per chest '"'''''
berries, 1Oc per h.
Watermelons, $562O per 100. ,oe,, IN ,.r
Cantaloupes, 40G60c per box and " 0ouS h " -
crate; Nutmegs, 5Oc4$1 IS per box anu
per crate 49, md
Grapes, black and white, TIC per ooA ""'
75cd$1 % per crate
Currants, s4d6 per chest % ,,ze.
Pears, 25G50c per box, according ~
Bartletts. 75cGs1 % per box. ,s IN
Nectarines. 25d50c per box for white anu w
675c Cor red. - ho,
Figs, - for single and 81 2591 50 per noA
for double layers of black and Csc for "i"''
Apricots 35790c per box -,
ket ,- -
Plums, 25@5Oc per box; Prunes, 65gS5c per
crate .oo,.
CITRUS FRUITS-Valencia Oranges, $zW4
Lemons, 75c6S1 30 for common and S2g5 TOT
good to choice; Mexican Lines, Mg4 aO' Cail-
fornia Lines per small box; Banahas
81 5O02 so per bunch; Pineapples. $la2 30 per
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our TRADE LAST YEAR.

--h. New York circular Of Henry Clews says:
I'VE have now reached the end OF Ie I4sca'
var or the United States. and the official re-
turns enable us to make a comparison pcl"ec"
tro Two most remarkable years in the foreign
+raaa of the country. Taken as q whole, the
trade ~ last year exceeded that of the year
yrace5inr-thc total Of imports and exports
combined being 81. .s23, COO 600 for lS9S-ss ana
e. o.7 0ro 600 for lS97-9S showing an increase
~ s77 O1O OO0 The increase, however, has oeeh
.,+i1aIy, 1lpou the imports which exhibit a gam
~ SCI 100 COO while the exports have declined
q O00 0Co The increase in the imports deserves
s++aD+irn About three-fouTths OF that gam
RS arisen during the second half Of the year
which shows that II has been almost entlrely
+ba consequence Of the great revival Oh UuSl-
,-ass which set in with the opening oil 4o5s, 4
This expansi0n in the imports, ho"eEeL' -
dency to oyer-tradiu@, whether comp com az So -. ~
made with the unportatuns oi pteN+o-9s 800 go
or with the volume OF the exports -ti0t
imports fell So TG0000 below those OF 600
below those OF l6g4-y5. Combining lie me-
Chaudise and specie accounts, lne. excess ~
sxpOrts was. for last year S3V4, uV anu to'
1SeT-9S SF34 so. loG, and Tor the Two yedt "
off a net debtor balance, consisting ot n.y. me-
es+ psvruents travellers credits, ocean lIelEuIS'
etc etc which II seems To be gengfaily CON CDlI-
cesed NAV be fairly estimated at ABOUT saLS'-
coo 900 we have $3.50 1S3 e0 remaining ID credllor
account on the two years operations. As We
have probably no very important amount OF
floating funds now to our credit IN lhe iidItG9
Of European borrowers, II appears iICpapig t+
that this balance less the Vuo indemnify
naid TO Spain. Approximately represents the
ret amount OF American securities sent nome
from Europe within the two last fiscal years
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HIDES, TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINs-Culls and brands sell
about lc under the quotations. Heavy salted
steers. 10d1Oikc; medium. 99s1zc; light. Sc:
Cowhides, &c; Stays. &c; Sailed Kip. &C: Calf,
1Oc; dry Hides, sound. 16c culs and brands
I3c; dry Kip and Veal, 16c: dry Calf, 17c;
Sheepskins. shearings. 2Od30c each; short
Wool. G5Q60c each; medium. 70990c; long Wool.
9OcaSl 10 each: Horse Hides, salt $2ll2 % for
large and 81 25Q1 so for small; Colts. 25050c.
TALLOW-No. l rendered. 4q415c. per 10; No.
2, 3d3Ihc; refined -; grease, 2Q212c.
WOOL-Spring CIips-San Joaquin and South
ern, months sale; Foothill and Northern
free, 1014c; Foothill and Northern defective,
9al1c: Nevada, lld14c; San Joaquin Foothill
free. 1OGl2c; do defective. Sa9c: Humboldt and
Nendocfno 161hdl8c; Valley Oregon. 1761Sc;
Eastern Oregon. 12a14c for choice and 9G14c
for fair good.
HOPS-1S98 crop. \15G171kc per 10; 1899 crop.
lCI56l2c bid and refused
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, &c; Wool Bags
2Gd2So; San Quentin Bags. nominal
COAL-Wellington. IS per ton; New yelling
ton, IS; Southheld Wellington 81 so; Seattle. s6;
Bryant, Sc; Coos Bay, S5; Walsend. 81 So;
Scotch IS; Cumberland. So in bulk and SO 30
in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg S12:
Camel. IS per ton Rock Springs and Castle
Gate 81 60; Coke, S12 per ton in bulk and S14 in
sacks
LUMBER-Cargo prices have been advanced
81 on rough and 50 clear and uppers. The de-
mand Is reported active.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes terms net cash. in 100-fb bags:
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 59sc;
Powdered, 54sc; Candy Granuated, SIC; Dry
Granuated. 51sc; Confectioners A, 51sc; Cali
fornia A, 47sc: Magnolia A. 42tc: Extra c. 45sc;
Golden c. 4I9c: barrels. 1-16c more; half-barrels
14c more boxes. PC more; 5O-lb bags. &c more
No order taken for less than Is barrels or its
equivalent. Dominos, half-barrels, SIC; boxes
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however continued to hold a firm relation to
the general list and advanced 80 points, closing
unsettled. as officially quoted on the exchange
LAKE COPPER-Firm at S18 80
PIGIRON-Warrants nominal at S4
TFAD-Ouiet; 81 55G4 5712. The brokers' pr1ce
for lead was 81 80 and for copper SIS So
Spell LTER-Quiet; Sc 20. ,ooo
COFFEE-Options closed r5a: o'es,,, SaIes, oy aoyo
81 55 January, 81 95; May. S. Is; Spot coffee
Rio dull and weak; No. invoice 594c; NO =
iobbing. 6l4c; mild. quiet s.
SGGHR-Raw, steady; refined, steady, yI--,
BUTTER-Receipts. 4S16 packages western
creamery. l501Sc; factory, l1GH12c l.,
EGGsEReceipts. 86l4 packages Dull and IT.
WESTERN l0Ml5C.
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DEC1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

The carners are paying the following prices:
Peaches, 500 for frees and $50 for clings; April
cots, $30G45 per ton. according to size and quail
ity and district; Bartlett Pears, $40G50 per ton;
Green and Yellow Plums. $15G25 per ton.
Yesterdays market was tame and devoid OF
feature The river boat came in very late
which caused a weak feeling and left consd-
cradle stock on hand. Prices for all descrip-
tions showed no marked changes.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples. S5cQS1 per box: Crabapples 3594oc
per small box.
BERRIES-Blackberries 81 5094 30 per chest:
Strawberries S5SI6 per chest for small and 81 so
az 80 for large berries; Raspberries. So 5oQ0 per
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

The situation in Butter remains precisely the
same Those dealers who heavily stocked
or who have contracts are quoting zoe, while
those who are not tied up by contracts and
whose stocks are not heavy are quoting 21c
Close buyers can fill their wants at the lower
figure
Cheese rules firm, though the market is not
brisk Eggs are steady and unchanged.
Creamery-Fancy creamery, zoe, with sales
Dairy-Fancy' 171lG1Sc good to choice. 100
17c; store. 14d15c per 10.
CHEESE-Choice mild new, 9G91ac; old. so
s14c; Young America 91k410c; Eastern 13q15c.
EGGS-Quoted at 16Q19c for store and 209
23c per dozen for ranch; Eastern. 1S1z@20c for
selected. l6917c for No. l and 14g15c for Sec
ondS.
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POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.

The decline in Tomatoes continues. Corn is
lower. The other vegetables continue In their
usual ample supply and cheap
Onions are still firm at slight advance 20
tatoes are about the same.
POTATOES - Garnet Chiles, s191 Is; Early
Rose 75c0$l; Burbanks, 75cQ$1 10 per ctl in
sacks and sal 40 in boxes.
ONIONS-751S5c per ctl for Silverskins.
ETABLES-Asparagus, 15cqS1 90 per box
for ordinary and 81 75G2 25 for fancy; Green
Peas 2G2I2c per n; String Beans, 2l2a4c; Lima
Beans, sc; Cabbage, 5oq60c; Tomatoes, 25@5Oc
Egg Plant 75c6$1; Green Okra, 5OQ75c per
box; Garlic. 2@3c; Green Peppers 25g15c for
Chile and 75cd$1 per box for Bell Carrots, 3Oq
l0c per sack: Bay Cucumbers, 12l2025c; Pickles,
75c: Summer Squash, 15d25c: Marrowfat
SQUASH 15G20c per ton; Green Corn, 5ocqd per
sack for Vacaville, 81 25d1 90 per crate for Ala
media and 50m15c for Berkeley.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-There was not much change at Chi
cago. though the general range of prices was
slightly higher Advices from the Northwest
were favorable for a good yield. The general
movement is falling off. but the demand IS
poor
In the middle of the session the market tim i'm
proved. in sympathy with an advance in Corn
due to dry weather and hot winds in Kansas
and Nebraska, and the Northwest started IN
to buy freely. but the local talent fought the
advance Subsequently the market quleted
down. the weather was reported better all
The local market continued dull and un-
Spot wheat-shipping 81 O6G1 OH; milling.
81 0S2441 1242
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal session-9:15 o'clock-December-
20 600 ctls, 81 13A.
Second session-NO sales.
Regular Morning Session-December-4o0 ctls,
81 1875; 90 O00 81 1874.
Afternoon Session -December-2o0 ctls, 81 1885
5000 81 1874.
BARLEY-Futures were weak but the spot
market was unchanged There was more ousl-
Feed new. sOa95c: Brewing. s71hc9s1 02]z:
old Brewing. 81 0591 10; Chevalier. 81 l212ql 10
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-s:15 O. o'cIock-D -December-2Ooo
ctls s75sc; 1000. s7%c; 2oC0 sSc; 1000, SSAc.
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-seller 80. new
60OO ctls, $3.50; 1000: S5hc 2'OOo' S01Ac' Decem-
ber-2O00 S7%c; 2000 s77sc. 49,,
Afternoon Session-December-16,00 900 ctls, S7%4c
OATS-The market is Quieter at unchanged
prices New white are selling at 81 25Gl 40
and new red at 81 01i2G1 Is per ctl.
CORN-Small round Yellow, 81 30gl 35; East
ern large Yellow, 81 1901 10; White. 81 lOal 10;
mixed, 81 10 per ctl; California WHITE 81 IL
RYFLNew is quoted at sOa92hc per ctl.
WHEAT-NOminal.