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Dried Fruits, Nuts, RdtSins.

The effect of the action OF the Santa Clara
Prune growers in resolving not to sell the four
sizes under 312c remains to be seen. AT pres
ent the market Is quiet
Peaches are still easy, but Apricots and Nee
tarines scarce and firm. Pears are steady
at the quotations.
The trade looks for good business in Rails
ins when the season gets fairly opened.
There Is nothing new IN Honey Nuts rule
firm.
Several cars of PrInes being shipped to
Germany from Suisun
DRIED FRUITS New. Cropl-Prunes, in
sacks, SIC for 40-50s 41bc for 50-60s 4o for Co.
70's 5lsc for 70-S0's, 3Q314c for S0-90s and 2%
gaze for 90-100's; Apricots, 10G1Io for Royals,
14@15c for Moorparks and 120121zc for Blen-
helms; Peaches, 5Q6c for Standards and 6A0
61sc for choice; peeled Peaches, 10Q11c; Evapo-
rated Apples 7Q71ac; Sun dried 41a@65kc per
lb; Nectarines. 7QS1ac per lb; Pears 7@Sc for
quarters and SQsc for halves Black Figs. &c.
RA1SINS-33zc for two-crown. 444c for three
crown, 5Ac for four-crown, 4iaQSc for Seedless
Sultanas, Slac for Seedless Muscatels and 81 20
for London Layers; Dried Grapes, 2AGSc
NUTS-Walnuts. 5QSc for hardsheli 10D12c
for solf.shell: Chile Walnuts, 11q12c; Almonds
new crop, TIC for Languedoc and 915c for pa
per-shell; Peanuts 5%Q6&c for Eastern; Brazil
Nuts, S12q9c; F4lberts, 11Q111ao: Pecans, 71aG
&c. Cocoanuts. s4 50G5
HONEY-Comb, 111hc for bright and 1011c for
light amber; water white extracted 71l6l7Ibc:
light amber extracted. 614Q7c; dark, SIC
per lb.
BEEswAx-24Q2sc per lb.
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Hides, TaHo7U, Wool and Hops.

The bark Himalaya took for Melbourne no.
700 lbs Hops, valued at S556O. The Hop market
is quiet but there are rev sales OIL new crop
at the quotations below.
Hides rule steady at unchanged prices, and
the demand is good.
Wool Is firmly held, but the market is quiet.
Fall clip is slow in coming in, and this helps
to make trade dull
HIDES AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about lie under the quotations Heavy salted ted
steers 10G102c; medium, 9Gl912c; light, 9c;
Cowhides, Sc stags &C. salted ted, Kip p, Sc; a Cali df
13c; dry Kip and Veal, 16c; dry Calf, lie;
sheepskins shearlings 2o@3oc each: ,51l, short
Wool, 35Q60c each; medium, 7Oq9Oc; long Wool,
90c@s1 10 each; Horse Hides. salt, s2q2 20 for
large and 81 25@1 80 for small; Colts 2545OS 9l &C.
g. 3G31kc; refined -; grease, 2d2hc
WOOL : Spring Clips-san Joaquin and
Southern, 7 months. S011c: San joaquin Foot
hill defective S69c Valley Oregon, 11@18c;
Eastern Oregon, 12G14c for choice and s@1ll2c
for fair to good.
Fall Clip-San Joaquin Lambs Sd10c: do
plains. 7qSc; San Joaquin and Southern Noun
tain, 712d9c
HOPS-New are selling at 121b614c per h.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne7v York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-The buoyancy Of
handful Of individual stocks gave an appear
ance Of considerable strength and activity to
the stock market but outside Of these few
stocks the market was narrow and apethetic to
the last degree. Shortly after the opening
Northwestern was marked up sharply and the
USUAL response was made IN other numbers OF
the Vanderbilt group, Union Pacific also fol-
lowing the lead. As was the case last week
the heavy offerings Of Union Pacific brough
out on the advance checked the enthusiasm Of
the buying, and operations in that particular
group were for the most part discontinued.
Northwesterns extreme rise was 4% the pre-
preferred points above the previous sale;
Omaha 3; New York Central and Union Pa
cihc point. New York, Chicago and st.
Louis stocks advanced from IL to points on
q rumor that judicial aid to be sought to
enforce asserted rights to dividends. The coal
ers were IN good demand, Lackawanna leading
with q rise of 31b. Gains in this group were
not maintained entirely. Other railroad stocks
Which rose a point or over were St Paul pre-
ferred, Colorado Midland preferred Wheeling
and Lake Erie second preferred Hooking Val
ley and Chicago Great Western preferred A and
B. Transactions elsewhere in the railroad list
were quite insignificant. There was slight
response in the early dealings to the depres-
sion in the London market. The bulk OF the
trading IN the more volatile specialties.
Tennessee Coal was the most conspicuous fig
ure in to-day's markets. After dropping a
fraction, It aggressively lifted by success
ton price. Colorado Fuel apparently sympa-
thlzed with it's movement and rose extreme
5ss There was good demand for Republic Steel
al an advance of 21e, and Federal Steel rose a
uoint Otherwise the iron and steel stocks
Showed but a slight response The New York
municipal stocks, including both gas and trac-
tIon stocks were quite buoyant and show gains
OF from 10 points, the latter Metropolitan
Street Railway American Tobacco rose an
extreme 3 points and Sugar rs. Chicago Ter
rnInai Transfer preferred gained 2. Rates for
cali loans were firm at per cent or over, and
the first deposits Of money at the sub-treasury
for shipment to the South, amounting to $780,,
600 were made this morning. The decline in
The item of due to other banks in the state
r1ent of New York National banks is cited to
exniaIn the recent drain on the deposits Of New
work. banks A ooncident increase in the same
item of the Philadelphia banks indicates that
outside banks have transferred their deposits
on a large scale from New York banks to other
cities The explanation IS the rule OF New
Tork Clearing house banks lately enforced to
charge for collection Of checks from outside
points. =. o, =, .ho It'll,
dra vyo1 of prominent trust company from the
GIearing-hOuse privileges with its decision to
disConfinue the practice of charging FOR the
coIIection Of outside checks has brought the
sut,{ect prominently into notice. One erect
evidently will be to shift part OF the demand
Sor money to move the crops from New York
to other cities. which have increased tneir DE-
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There was q good business In securities on
the morning session, with q few narrow
changes Gas and Electric was lower at S6S067
and Hama Plantation at SIS Paauhau was
firrner at s40939H and Makawel at s50a4 G51
The market was quiet in the afternoon with
a further decline in Gas and Electric to $751;
Mining stocks were easier than Saturday.
as will be seen. The telegram for the purnn
said:
"Since last report both elevators were run
together one hour and ten minutes Elevator /
ran about eight hours and twentw minutes
Elevator 2 alone sixty-two hours and thirty
minutes. Elevator was stopped at 610 this
morning and elevator l started and is now
running. The water is thirty-one feet ten
inches below the 1850 level station
The Savage Union assessments fall delinquent
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NeaV York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Sept. .-FLOUR-Receipts,
75. 645; exports 80 935. Quiet and weak at 5G10c
decline; winter patents. g 5073 70; winter
straights, IS 25a3 80; Minnesota patents, So 759
90; winter extras 81 35q2 Is.
WHEAT-Receipts, 484, 200 exports, 5O1, S32;
spot easier; No. z red 14ls +. Q. b. afioat spot;
arrive; No. l hard Duluth, S1Ac TO arrive; No.
red, 72Ac elevator. Options opened steadier
at 3sc advance on firm cables. There was a
sharp decline under weak Northwest market
advances liquidation, heavy spring wheat re-
ceipts and increase in the visible but gave
rallies on covering closing steady al A4hc
net decline May, 7sa.@79$sc, closed zee: Sep
tember Y 11-16g73 7-16c, closed 727sc; Decem-
ber, IS 9-16q763sc, closed 1S%c.
WOOI-Steady.
HOPS-DuN.
NETALS-Increased activity and fr7nness
apparent in spot tin. spelter and pig iron,
with final bid prices in some instances ma
terially higher as result of the larger de
mand. The Improvement was also due in part
to good news from the English market and bril-
liant market reports from Western metal CEN
tiers. At the close the Metal Exchange called:
PIG IRON-Warrants, firm at sl6 so.
LAKE COPPER-Unchanged at SIS so.
TIN-Firm for spot, easy for futures, with
S3l So bid and S32 % asked.
LEAD-Unchanged, with 81 60 bid and 81 s21a
SPELTER-Fir1ner, with IS so bid and IS 70
The brokers' price for lead is s4 s5 and for
G6FFEE-options closed quiet, unchanged to
five points lower. Sales II, $50 bags. including
October. 81 80; November, 81 40: December, 81 SO
a 65 March 81 so; May, 81 80; June, 81 s5;
July So. August IS o..
Spot Coffee-Rio dull and nominal; No. in
voice, 5asc; No; 7 jobbing, Sic Mid. quiet
SUGAR-Raw steadier in tone. but not quot
ably higher; refined. quiet but steady.
BUTTER-Receipts (three days., II, SIG pack
ages Market strong. State dairy, 15Q19c;
State creamery, 1511q21; Western creamery, 161a
d2lc: June creamery, 1SG21c; factory, 1S@15c;
imitation creamery, 14Q17c.
EGGS-Receipts (three days., 1888 pack
ages. Market frrner; Western ungraded at
mark 12Q16c.
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els. but there a decrease of 100000 bushels
Spot Wheat Shipping, 81 o21z@1 o5; milling,
81 0712Q1 10.
Informal Session = 9:15 o'clock-Decemoer-
2000 ctls, 81 1912.
Second session-December- ctls, 81 1oss;
4000 81 10Y.
Regular Morning Sesson-No sales.
Afternoon Session-December = 5000 GUS
81 1012.
BARLEY-The market was very dull, and
there no demand, either on or of call.
Prices stood about the same.
Feed, SOQs5o; Brewing, sOG95c; Chevalier,
81 1901 2252 per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-No sales.
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-No sales.
Afternoon Session-No sales.
OATS-DuIlness still characterizes the mar
ket, and quotations show no further cnahgS. a39
White, 81 10G1 %; Red 81 05@1 1212 per ctf
Black 9OcG$1
enoneh to satisfy the current demand, and
prices show no change. Eastern large Yellow, o,
81 05d1 OH; White, 81 071h; mixed. 81 ooQl O'12
per ctl. -,
RYE-Continues dull at s0Q921sc per ctl.
BUCK CkWHEAT-Nominal.
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London Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The Commercial Ad-
vertser's London financial cablegram says:
Business was very dull to-day. The market
was weak in line the Jewish holiday. The
close was rather brighter Americans opened
firm, but neglected till New York bought
Union Pacific and New York Central. The
close cheerful.
The Spanish fours were 6024, T1ntos 467s,
Anacondas lI7s. Gold to the amount Of G39,-
O00 in bars bought; 100000 was sent to tho
Cape.
Money was plentiful. Call money was per
cent; weekly loans 2l2, into October 2& Bills
were nominally unchanged and few were Of
fered. Banks are avoiding long dates. Parih
and Berlin exchange unaltered.
CLOSING
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Canadian Pacific es1a;
Union Pacific preferred, S212; Northern Pacific
preferred 1884; Grand Trunk, S14 Atchison, 70;
Anaconda, 1lIa. Bar silver, quiet; 2S9sd per
ounce. Money, per cent,
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Chicago Wheat Market.

CHICAGO Sept. 5.-The first impulse OF
traders in wheat to buy slightly higher,
quotations from Liverpool overshadowing for
the time the heavy receipts elsewhere. The
Gambler bel starting at n%aflh and September at
dusing Which December declined to 71ho but
the steadiness displayed by corn and some
rather bullish reports the condition Of the
spring wheat crop sent the price back to the
opening figures, where they held for short
time. Everything else in the way Of news ia
vored the selling side, and before IL o'clock
the market began to weaken, and from that
time to the close deferred futures exhibited
more or less weakness. September. however.
buyers of September on account of the small
carrying charge, and the premium between
September and December was reduced TO 1Ao.
Marked weakness developed In the northwest,
and good many selling orders came from
that section. which Influenced the real trad
Both Duluth and Minneapolis declined fast
er and further than Chicago. and -, predicted
the poor cash demand. had a marked influence
trading in December and May, and made
iiqaidation i G and short selling. Speculation at
times was nearly at standsttll, which made
close Is i there was tendency to cover by shorts
who bad s sold ss earlier P tine cay ana this t
closed September closed at ssa4c.
Corn showed considerable firmness in view
or the euOIinOus CTOp estimates, anu dAleI
period of weakness, early. ruled higher to the
close The weather in the corn belt was dry
prehension of damage, complaints OF which
were numerous. September especially
strong. December closed at hd2sc higher.
ing within a narrow range. The market in
general followed corn, and closed at a slight
advance There was some buying by Septem-
ber shorts. The shipping demand fair.
December closed a shade higher. September
closed &c higher
Provisions were steady. notwithstanding
lower cables and reports of yellow fever at
Key West. Selling light and scattered,
and the demand fair. The strength of corn
helped the market. everything closing firm
at an advance. At the close October pork was
71sc higher, lard TIC higher : ribs 1ts@1oc
higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silaer f7rcr again. Financial quotations unchanged
4notIer decline in Wheat, Barley inac7e.
Oats Corn and Rye quiet and unchanged
Receipts of Hay excessi5e. FeedStnfs unchanged.
Beans and Seeds dull at previous prices
Potatoes and Onions SbO7U little 9'ariatOn.
Vegetables continue in cveysubbly and cheap.
Poultry market depressed BY large receipts from the East
Butter lo7ye Eggs steady and Cheese in better supply.
Canning Peaches Pears and Phons continue firm.
Grapes plentiful and sO70 Of sale
Merican Lines higher.
Dried Fruit market shO70s no particular change.
Provisions inactive at easy prices as rule.
Small sales of negv Hops at good prices
Hides and U'o0l as previously quoted.
Hogs in large receipts and easier Other Meats unchanged
Grain Bags easy, Frat Bags in good demand.
No further change in OAS
Cumberland Coal ad0onced Coal generally firm
Fine demand for Lumber.
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Dried Fruit in Neqv York.

The New York Commercial says; There is
no change in the dried fruit situation. Sales
are chiefly OF small lots for immediate con
silnution or TO complete broken assortments.
There is no change in futures. While runors
ere plentiful enough regarding sales il is i'm
r1ossible to find that any of the reported trans
actions have been closed. Buyers and sellers
alike are firm in their Views, and until one or
the other makes concessions trade Will be light.
"Prunes remain practically unchanged. There
are unconfrmed rumors OF large sales, but so
far as known none has been consumIhatea'
Quotations range from 5i2c for 4e-50s down to
&c for small sizes Outside goods have been
bought less than Sc, but the quantity has prob
ably been insufficient to really make mar
ket The crop promises well, and II Is SAID
that young trees coming into bearing this year
viii Weld enough to make good the shortage in
Washington and oregon. No important export
business has been done yet ana inquiry from
the other SIDE is reported light.
There are reports that pTunes have oeen Of
fered below quotations. but confirmation is I'M
rossible. There is q suspicion that some parties
are trying 10 force the price down by persist
entity circulating these reports. CONDITIONS are
unchanged, and If any quantity OF new e4ous
has been offered under the opening quotations.
the particulars are being kept very secret
Peaches appear to be Stagnaft Inc ttshIis
rrfce is 666I5C for immediate shipment, but 1t
is said that few sales have been made below
that figure Holders are reluctant TO force
business by reducing quotations, and buyers 90
not care TO invest much money at present
prices, with the possibility Of a drop staring
them in the face. A..
hands and holders are stiff in their views on
prices The shortage in cans hurt apricots less
than peaches. because canning was ABOUT done
before the shortage developed.
"Opening prices on raisins are expected daily;
and until they come little or no business VIII
be done. Some sales being made subject TO
association figures but in the main trade in
all positions is very quiet
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables:

River Potatoes are in good demand, but Sa-
linas continue dull. Sweets are higher. Onions
stand about the
The market continues choked with Tomatoes
and Corn and the other Vegetables are also in
liberal supply.
POTATOES - Garnet Chiles, 75@sOc; Early
Rose, 45@65c; Burbanls, 5Od9Oc per ctl; sa-
linas Burbanks, s1q1 25; Sweet Potatoes, 1&@
&c Der lb
ONIONS - 75GS5c per ctl for silverskins;
Pickle Onions 50Q75c per ctl.
VEGETA BLES-G Peas, 2d21ac per lb;
String Beans, 11@G2c; Lima Beans, 21a@3c; Cab
bage, 5OQ60c; River Tomatoes, 15q25c; Alameda
Okra, 35G5Oc per box; Garlic 2G3c; Green Pep
pers, 25d35c for Chilli and 35@4Oc per box for
Bell: Carrots. 30d40c per sack; Bay Cucumbers,
250S0c: Pickles. 81 50Gf 75 per ctl for No. 1 and
75c for No. 2; Summer Squash 20G25c; Marrow
fat Squash. $40 per tom Green Corn, 25d50c per
sack 50d75c per crate for Alameda and 25Q5oc
for Berkeley.
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Elonr and MiNstNfS.

The last China steamer took out 1927 barrels
Flour.
FLOUR-California family extras sS eO93 IS,
usual terms; bakers extras. $S 40q3 so; Oregon
and Washington, 50 4093 so per bbl' for extra,
50 25G3 40 for bakers and 81 25@3 for super
fine.
MILLsTUFFs-Prices in sacks are as fol-
lows. usual discount to the trade: Graham
Flour. SO 25 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour. 50 75 Rye
Meal, 50 so; Rice Flour, 81; Cornmeal 81 80; ex-
ira Cream Cornmeal SO 25 Oatmeal. "a 5Od4 Is;
Oat Groats. 81 70: Hominy. SO 25d9 80; Buck
wheat Flour S434 %; Cracked Wheat. 50 IS;
Farina, $4 50; Whole Wheat Flour, 50 80; Rolled
Pearl Barley. $5; Split Peas, 81 so; Green Peas,
S. per 100 lbs
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Butter is off again, stocks being too heavy
for the demand The Cheese market is steady
though there is the shelves than for
some time. Eggs are about the same though
the demand is not as sharp it has been.
BUTTER
Creamery-Fancy creamery, 26927c; seconds.
Rairy-Fancy, 22k@24c; good to choice. 21q
22c: store, nominal.
Picked roll 2OG21c; frkin, 19@21c; creamery
tub 21622c per lb.
CHEEsE-Choice mild new, nG1114c; old, 10
@101sc: Young America, 11Q1112c; Eastern, IA
615c
EGGS-Quoted at 21025c for store and 271h0
S215c per dozen for ranch Eastern, 221z@24c for
selected. 20Q21c for No. l and 17Q1sc for sec
onds.
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WASHINGTON.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Sept. 5.--Consols, 1O5 1-1s; silver
27%; French rentes, 1oof 621ac wheat cargoes off
coast, less Offering cargoes on passage, nomi-
nal, unchanged; English country markets.
quiet; import into United Kingdom, wheat $780,
900 quarters, -four 20O 900 quarters.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. b.--Wheat, firm; wheat in
Paris quiet; -four In Paris, dull; French coun-
try markets, quiet; weather in England, brill
liant
COTTON-Uplands, 1888.
CLOSING.
WHEAT-Spot-No. / Northern spring, frm
6s 11ad; futures, quiet September, IS sgd; De-
cenber, 5s 11Ad.
-Spot-American mixed, new. easy,
IS 41ad; do old easy 3s 41kd; September quiet
IS 419d; October, quiet, 3s SID; November,
steady, 3s Cd
Receipts of wheat during the past three days
5000 centals, including 80. 900 American.
Receipts of American corn during past three
days, 127000 centals.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-The spot rate is S6s Sd,
usual options, and there is only one olsen
gagged vessel in port. against tonnage of
49, 600 on the same date last year. The char
tered wheat fleet in port has a registered ton
mage of 22,90O. against 13, 400. The tonnage on
the way to this port has register Of 2o6, 800,
against 10s 500.
WHEAT-The market is excessively dull.
and a further decline is noted. both on and off
call.
The Marguerite Dolfus takes for Cork 57,2S7
ctls valued at 500, ISL
The Eastern and foreign markets
slightly lower At Chicago the bears had the
advantage. and it will require fresh buying to
sustain prices. The demand was chiefly to fill
shorts Receipts from the Northwest in
creased. Russian shipments were 100000 BUSH
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Eastern Livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Sept. 5.-CATTLE-There was the
usual light Tuesday supply of cattle, offerings
consisting mostly of Westerns. Sales were slow
at barely steady prices. Good to choice cattle
IS 7Oa6 60; conlmoner grades, 81 1905 So; stock
ers and feeders. 50 15G4 S5 bulls, stays, cows
and heifers. s2d5 35; Texas steers, 50 500
90; rangers. 50 4Od5 40; calves, 81 5000 20
HOGS-The demand for hogs was poor, in
spite of the light run, and improvement in
prices was needed. Heavy hogs, s4d4 So; mixed
lots 81 1904 62l2; light 81 2064 70; pigs, SO 400
40; culls, S2d3 95.
SHEEP-There was a good demand at strong
prices for sheep and the better lots of lambs
and at easier prices for ordinary lambs Sheep
50 2594 25 for Western rangers, $464 so for
yearlings. SO 1904 for Texas; common lots
S2 %; lambs, 50 25d6, with a few choice lots
bringing Sc 15G6 %.
Receipts-Cattle. 5000; hogs, 10000; sheep
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, Sept. 5.-The firm tone in the wool
market continues, although a fair amount Of
business has been done. Sales of territory
predominant, with 90 cents as the basis for
secured fine medium and fine
Fleece woods have had a better call this
week, at 3ld32c for Ohio XIX and above.
There is not much doing in Australian wools
here, as the available supply is very small
particarly in fine woois
Quotations. Montana and Dakota, fine me
dunn and fine, 16GlSc secured, 50q52c; staple
16q1Sc secured. SOC: staple, 53a55c; Idaho
fine medium and fine, 16q17c; secured, 5O0
SIC: medium. 17Q1Sc: secured, 45Q46c.
Australian, secured basis combing superfine.
SOMS2c; good, 7sQSOc; average, 75@17c.
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Poultry and Game.

The arrival of several cars of Eastern thus
far this week tends to keep Poultry depressed
hence prices continue low. The Eastern is SELL
ing at 15c for Turkeys, 81 for Ducks. 81 so for
Geese, Sc for Hens, s. for old Roosters and
Fryers, Sc 5OQ7 for young Roosters and s. 80
for Broilers.
POULTRY - Live Turkeys, 14G15c for Cob
blers and l4615c for Hens Young Turkeys,
16Q1Sc: Geese, per pair, 81 5Oq1 70; Goslings,
81 5O62; Ducks SO 5ed4 for old and $465 for
young; Hens, $4a5; young BOOSTERS. 81 5O@5 so;
old Boosters. $4G5; Fryers. SO 50dI4; Broilers,
$36S 30 for large 50 50i3 for small; Pigeons,
81 25Gl1 90 per dozen for old and 81 50Q2 for
Squads.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Receipts Of Hogs are larger and the market
is easier in consequence, though there is no de-
cline The other descriptions remain per-
viousy quoted
Wholesale rates from slaughterers TO dealers:
BEEF-7G7%c per lb for Steers and 612q7c for
Cows.
VEAL-7110c per h.
Wethers. 714aSc; Ewes, 7d712c per
pound
LAMB-Spring. S12G9c per lb.
PORK-Live Hogs, 5&. 657sc for small, &C for
medium and 512459sc for large; stock hogs and
Feeders, 51ac; dressed Hogs, 7qS72c
GENERAL merchandise
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Previous prices rule for all descriptions, with
q dull market.
az 15; Large White, 81 6Oq1 Is; Pnks, 81 15Q
%; Reds nominal; Blackeye, $4 15a4 25; But
tiers. nominal Limas "a 1904 10; Pea, 81 $50
s.; Red Kidneys $272 % per ctl.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 21aQSc Yellow Mus
tard. nominal Flax, 81 90@2 10; Canary Seed,
ern; Alfalfa Sh9s1hc; Rape, &c; Hemp Al
Acc: Timothy. nominal.
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 81 2551 80; Green 81 50
az per ctl.