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The Weather and CROPS.

The Weekly report of A. 6. McAdie, section
director Of the climate and crop service Of
the weather bureau. is follows:
GENERAL SUMMARY.
The temperature continued below normal dur
ing the first Of the week. but warmer weather
prevailed toward the close Light rain has
fallen in portions Of the State and there were
thunderstorms in many places on the 1st
and ID.
Grain thrashing and hay baling are nearly
completed in all sections, and the heavy crops
are are now pelng moved rapidly. There has been
are nearly all baled and under cover Bean
harvest is progressing rapidly and at present
the prospects are good Tor an unusually large
crop. Sugar beets are yielding a good crop.
New grass and volunteer grain have made a
plentiful
Raisin making and fruit drying are in prog
resS These crOps We're not seriously injured
by the rain. ample warnings. had been given
northern districts and in some places the weld
is reported the largest for five years. Citrus
fruits are in excellent condition. in Butte
County the orange crop viii probably be. su-
ing well
COAST AND BAY SECTIONS.-The weather
has been generally favorable for all late crops
and for fruit drying. Light showers at the
beginning Of the week caused but little dam
age. but late grapes in some places have been
considerably injured by rain. There were
thunderstOrms al CalistOga and other places
on the lst. Bean harvest IS progressing rapid
some sections. Hops are mostly baled and
under cover; there is a large crop, excellent in
quality Sugar beets are yielding a good crop.
Grain and hay are now moving rapidly and
the greater part of these heavy crops will be
saved. there daily shipments by steamer
from San Luis Obispo. The CORRESPONDENT at
Arroyo Grande estimates that the grain crop
in southeastern San Luis ObspO County and
northern Santa Barbara County will be not
less than one million sacks Of two bushels each.
New grass and volunteer grain have started
Up finely. There will be heavy crop of winter
ldliSt0ga. Crane
picking continues. Apples are yielding an ex-
celent crop in SOnoma County.
SACRAMENTO NALLEY.-The first part OF
the week was cloudy, with light showers and
the latter part clear and warm. There was a
severe thunderstorm and heavy rain in portions
Of Tehama County on the I'd. The rain has
caused but little damage to crops. Flowing
is progressing in some sections and summer
faIlow seeding has been quite extensive on the
bottom lands. The grain hay and hop crops
are practically all gathered and under cover.
Mountain apples are abundant in the vicinity
Of Red Bluff, and said to be the heaviest crop
for i've years Oranges and olives doing
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well; oranges will be of better quality than
last seasons, owing to the absence Of severe
winds.
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY-Monday was
damage to drying fruit. owing to timely warn
ings; the remainder of the week was clear
with pleasant days and cool nights. The con-
ditions have not been very favorable for raisin
making owing to the cool nights and heavy
deWs. Large quantities of grapes are moving
10 wineries. Two three weeks of warm,
clear weather will cure the greater part OF
the raisins now on the trays. The crop is
generally good Prunes and peaches are about
all cured. An unusually large crop of hay has
been harvested and is now mostly under cover.
a good crop of sweet potatoes is being har-
vested. In some portions of the valley ploWins
and seeding grain are progressing, but gen.
orally the ground is too dry. Feed and water
good condition
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.-The weather
has been generally clear and cool during the
week, and favorable for fruit drying, raisin
damaged by the rains of the preceding week
and will yield good crop. Harvesting and
haying are completed. The hay crop is above
average. Barley is of rather poor quality, but
yielded heavy crop. There are good crops
of corn and vegetables. Walnuts are heavier
than usual, indicating good quality Apples
and pears nearly all gathered and have
yielded good crops. Citrus fruits are doing
well.
EUREKA sUMMARY-New grass is making
siderably damaged by rain. Apple gathering
is in progress. Some fall -plowing is being
done.
LOS ANGELES SUMMARY.-Weather is
favorable for crop gathering. Walnut picking
is in full blast; good crop. Bean cutting and
thrashed. Orange crop well advanced; peaches
are nearly gone.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and RdiSiIrS.

All fruits more less quiet and easy
though letters from the other side of the coun-
try predict revival in the demand before long
The remarkable buying of a month or so ago
seems to have stocked up the Western dealers
need more stock. Peaches, Apricots and Pears
are easy, Prunes steady and Raisins depressed
and unsettled. Nuts and Honey are inactive
Prices for everything remain about as before.
FRUITS-Aprtcots, 7G9c for Royals and sd
13c for standard to fancy Moorparks; Evapo-
rated Apples, sac; sun-dried. 31z641hc;
Peaches. 6Qsc; Pears. 5Q9c; Plurns. pitted,
4Q51zc; unpitted. 1Q2c; Nectarines. 566c for
red and 51sq6l3c for white; Figs, 3H931sc for
black.
PRUNEs-New crop are quoted as follows:
30-40s. 51aG5&c; 40-50's. 5Ga14c; 5O-60's, 40
4a4c; 6O-7Os 49414c; 7O-S0's 31saSslc SO-s6's So
SIC; 9O-1OVs, 21kQ2%c per lb
RAISINS (price per 20-lb box): Clusters
Imperial, s.; Dehesa. 81 so; fancy. 81 rs. Lon
don layers - Three-crown, 81 35; Two-crown
81 25. Price per lb: Standard loose Muscatels-
Four-crown, 4Ac; Three-crown, 4sc; Two
crown, 35sc; Seedless Muscatels 4Hc; Seed
less Sultanas 51sc; Thompson Seedless, 61hc
Bleached Sultanas-Fancy SIC: choice 71ac;
sons-Extra fancy, lie; fancy, 1Oc; choice, sc;
standard. TIC; prime. SIC.
NUTS-Walnuts. No. 1 softshell, 915c; No q
nc; No. 1 hardshell, &c; No. 2. 7c; Almonds
13@14c for papershell. 10G11c for softshelI and
5@6c for hardshell; Peanuts, sac for Eastern
Brazil Nuts, 1291212c; Filberts, 126121zc; Pc
cans, 1G13c: Cocoanuts, So 50G5.
HONEY-Comb. 129121ac for bright and 100
114c for light amber; water white extracted.
.506c; light amber extracted, 41kq5c; dark, 40
4hc.
BEESWAX-2562Sc per h.
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DecldnonS and Citrus Fruits.

Dealers quote a quiet market for Oranges
and Lemons and supplies, while not large, are
sufficient for the demand. Lines are in fair
request at previous prices.
and will soon be out Fancy Apples, free from
worms, continue firm at top prices. There are
plenty OF Ounces lying around. Figs are in
limited receipt
There is not much shipping demand for
Grapes, as the last shipments to the north ar
rived there in bad order being sour and wet
from the rains. The local demand is also
quiet. Wine Grapes continue firm.
New Grape Fruit is coming in from Oro-
DECIDUoUs FRUITS.
APPLES-75cqs1 25 per box for good to choice
and 25Q65c for ordinary.
PLUMS-25Q75c per box; Prunes, 5O975c per
crate
PEACHES -25a8oc per box; Peaches in car
riers, 35M60c,
PEARs-Winter Pears, 50c@s1 per box
QUINCES-35060c per box.
PERSIMMONS-From Newcastle, s191 25 pei
box and crate.
STRAWBERRIES per chest for Long
wqrths and s. 50g5 for large berries
LOGAN BERRIES-None coming in.
RASPBERRIES-S4 75d6 per box.
HUCKLEBERRIES- -6G7c per Id.
CRANBERRIES-Ca Cod S9G9 so per bar-
rel; Coos Bay. 50 50Q3 per box.
FIGS-50Q75c per box for black and 4o95oc
for white.
MELONS-Nutmegs, 2566oc per box: Canta-
loupes, s1a1 25 per crate; Watermelons, s391s
per 100.
GRAPES-Large open boxes bring about 50
per cent more than small boxes and crates
which are quoted follows: Sweetwater, 25d
4Oc per ra box and era crate; Tokay. 25@6oc: Mus
Cornichon 5G685c; White Grapes s2S@s2 50 PEI
ton for Zinfandel and $40 for White
sal TRGS y f9r aa6 9 S9c@ M Lemons Lem
choice; Grape Fruit, $193; Mexican Lines.
fresh S6Q6 so; repacked, S4 50d5; Bananas, 75c
@s1 80 per bunch; Pineapples, 81 5Og3 per
dozen.
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Ne1U York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-FLOUR-Receipts.
2614S barrels exports 4452 barrels; fairly active
and steady
WHEAT-Receipts, lis, $50 bushels; spot, firm;
No. red, 7614c f. O. b. afioat; No. red, 7512c
elevator; No. Northern Duluth, 1850 f. o. b.
af1oat No. hard Duluth, S0a4c f. o. b. aloat.
alton, disappointing English cables, small clear
ances and short selling. Later they turned
strong on outside buying, closing very firm and
9sQ7sc net higher. May, rs 13-169793sc, closed
7Ssc; October closed at 741sc; December, 70 lis
HOPs-steady State. common to choice 1901
crop, 12@171kc; Pacific Coast, 1901 crop, 12Q151kc
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Quiet
COFFEE-Spot Rio, steady; No. 7 invoice, So
futures closed steady, points net higher. Sales.
25,100 bags, including: October 5. G5c December,
5.l5c; March, 5.45c; May, 5.6Oq5.65c Septem-
ber, 5.90c
sUGAR-Raw. steady; fair refining, 8 5-16c;
fined. steady.
BUTTER-Receipts, 10, 700 packages; steady;
State, creamery, 15@22c; fresh factory 121a615c.
EGGS-Receipts, A. 100 packages; strong;
Western candled 21@211sc; uncandled, 17@21c.
DRIED FRUITS.
Demand for evaporated apples was a little
more active to-day, with outside orders for
choice grades in evidence. Values were well
held, but not quotably higher, with the feeling
quite firm.
State common to good, 6Gsc; prime, SA98%c;
choice. &c; fancy, 9AQ91kc.
California dried fruits were inactive but
PRGNEs-8A@7c.
oAPRICOTs-Royal, SkQ12hc; Moorpark, SO
PEACHEs-Peeled. n@1Sc; unpeeled 6@s4c.
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Hides, TaHoqV, Wool and Hops.

Wool IS in less demand. as buyers are holding
off, but the market is firmly held. Prices are
unchanged
Hops are quiet. as growers are holding very
firmly and their views above those of
buyers. Prices show no further shading. how
ever.
According to the circular of w. B. Sumner G.
Co salted Hides are firm and in good demand
and dry Hides also. Horse Hides are in
limited receipt and strong. Deerskins are in
short supply and wanted. Goat Skins are like
wise in demand. Sheepskins are selling freely
and Tallow is higher.
HIDES AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about 11sc under quotations. Heavy saited
Steers, lie; medium. 10c; light, &c; Cow Hides
915c for heavy and &C for light; Stags &c: Sailed
Kip 91zc; Salted Veal, Ice; Salted Calf 10S
1011c; Dry Hides. 16G1614c; Culls. lac: Dry Kip.
&c., Dry Calf, 1sc; Culls and Brands 15cc
sheepslzins: shearlings. 15@3oc each; short Wool
406I60c each; medium 50Q15c; long Wool e0cIs
81 10 each; Horse Hides, salt 81 SOAP q ~
large and s202 25 for medium, 81 10 for small
and soc for Colts; Horse Hides dry 81 * e.
large. 81 25@1 so for medium. 81 25 for small
and soc for Colts. observation-disclosures or red
skins, Csc; fall or medium skins, soc; winter or
thin skins, zoe. Goatskins-Prime Anrorae
75c; large and smooth, soc; medium. sac
TALLOW-Refned. SIC; No. 1 rendered 50
SIC per lb; No 2, 4641zc; grease Sc
WOO~Spring, 1900 or 19O1-Southern. defect
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-A ship has just been
taken for Europe usual options, at S6s 3d.
which is the quotable rate. The chartered
wheat fleet in port has registered tonnage of
"a, 500, against 47.1S0 tons on the same date last
year; disengaged, 1852 tons, against 1900; on
the way to this port $780, $40 TONS against 49, 1885,
WHEAT-Liverpool and Paris futures were
both higher. The visible supply of the world
according to Bradstreet's, increased 1,74S,000
bushels. as follows: East of the Rockies, an
increase of 2,348, 900; Europe and af1oat, de-
crease of 100000.
Chicago was quiet and featureless. There
were more sellers than buyers. Northwestern
receipts were 500 cars less than last week. Later
on the market became f1rmer and the shorts
were made nervous by reported buying for
French account. There was an urgent demand
for winter. but a poor demand for spring
Conditions in the local maket remained about
the same, futures improving and shipping
grades standing unchanged
Spot Wheat-Shipping, 95496Ac; milling, 9S%
@$1 021a per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal session-9:15 o'clock-No sales.
Second Session-20o0 cts, CSC; 1000, eS%c; 20, ,ooo
sS7c May-16, OOO 81 OSN.
Regular Morning Session-May-6OOO ctIs, 81 o.;
1000, 81 OSS. December-1OoOO. 99c.
Afternoon Session-No sales.
BARLEY-All buyersshippers. brewers and
trade is practically at standstill. Quotations
have shown no change for some time.
Feed. .721s@732c for choice bright. 7o9nAc
for No. l and 6I12c for OH SraQeS; brewing and
Shipping grades, 771Aqs212c; Chevalier, 95c@
81 % per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 O. clock-No sales.
Second SeSsion-December-40 ctls, 691sc.
Regular Morning Session-No sales.
Afternoon Session-No sales.
OATS-The market rules firm. The Govern
ment will probably take from 1000 to 1900 tons
and the Puget Sound and Oregon markets are
both higher. The scarcity of Oats in the West
and Southwest this year has advanced the price
of Oatmeal there to point where it cannot
be shipped to California. and as our usual lib
eraI importations of this product shut off
our local Oat market is naturally firm indie
pendent of the Government demands Then, as
previously mentioned, the termination of the
strike has led to increased feeding of horses.
so the situation is strong all around. The
worlds visible supply. according to Brad
streets, decreased 1139, 900 bushels last week.
Grays 81 10@1 90; whites, 81 1901 30 black,
$1@D1 Is and red, 81 O5@1 20 per ctI.
CORN-Is quiet and unchanged in the West
and dull and nominal here: Offerings are in
significant and prices stand before.
Eastern is quoted to arrive in bulk at 81 621s
for White, 81 52l5 for Yellow and 81 571s91 60
for mixed
RYE-75@771Ac per ctl. The market continues
quiet
BUCKWHEAT-Nominal none in first hands.
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Dried Frrat in Ne7U York.

Late mail advices from New York say:
There is no Improvement in the California
situation on new raisins and practically no
likelihood that there will be any change in
the outlook before the end of the week at
the earliest. One large local jobber is under
stood TO have secured a few cars Of new goods
at the prices sent out from the coast Saturday,
but no others can be found who were as
fortunate. At present il is very doubtful If
any orders placed even at the first low prices
named on Friday would be confirmed. coast
dispatch states that leading growers are seek
ing an injunction TO restrain the association
ana the hackers from delivering raisins at the
stocks being very light and prices Wen main
tained. Several cars OF new loose Muscaiels,
outside goods. were received and met good de-
rnand at from b54U652c Tor 2-croWIl, o944fc LOT
3-crown and 71kc for 4-crown. Quality was quite
good for early arrivals Old seeded in cartons
continue in good request at 712ql$4c. Layer
trade is more active at &c Fanclest fruit Is
quoted W to l5zGTSzc-
'CUrrants are steady and in good demand
in a jObbing way at 6G6lzc for Amallas. The
Manins cargo was largely sold to arrive ana
the quantity now Offering Is not heavy ! ne
Mellvfiee. the second direct steamer from Pa
tras is expected early next week The Greek
market is reported unchanged. New ngs are
dull LAYERS are offered from 6dl242c, ana
e0-ib bags from 494q554c for prime TO hne
natural and &c for extra fine. With cooler
weather demand would improve
"ApricOts are quiet. A little interest ls
noted in new peaches on spot. but buyers are
holding of on offerings from California in hope
of lower prices. The coast market, however,
is firm Evaporated apples are very quiet;
Raspberries are dull and easier. Other small
fruits are quiet but held firm.
Trade in nuts shows good activity, hberts
and al descriptions Of almonds being wanted.
New Alicante almonds, arrived per Manin, offer
at 26l5c for regular and SIC for large selected
in 2S-ib boxes Mixed nuts Tor OCTOBER. NO
venber or December delivery. sell at 1OQlo12c- -
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne1V York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-The conflicting or
varying movements of prices in the stock mar
ket to-day showed that speculative sentiment
was considerably unsettled. The impressive
buying of yesterday. which came from a few
concentrated sources. evidently made an i'm
preston. professional traders. They were
inclined to take the view that the wavering
movement Of the market yesterday was a cul-
mination of the downward movement large
bear interests taking advantage of a raid on
leading stocks to cover their short contracts.
Influenced by this conviction there was a dis
position TO cover short lines to-day. A drive
against Sugar and Brooklyn Transit after the
early strength unsettled this conviction but
the bears had evidently lost their aggressive
spirit and did not pursue their advantage but
took occasion to cover their short lines again
Prices touched the highest late in the day.
but the situation once more overcame the speou-
closing easy The signs of an oversoId condi-
ton of the market balanced against the
persisting doubts and dread that the money
market resources are not sufficient 10 save the
situation for the remaining period of interior
demands for currency. Back of this lies an
apprehension in some quarters that the present
reactionary tendency of the market may mark
preliminary to coming cycle of declining,
trade and industry following the culminatio1
of the late period of prosperity. Even suppos-
ing such a period has fairly set in the norma |
of the decline is to be punctuated
by occasional upward reactions. OF special in
fluences at work to-day the publication of the
unfavorable August statement of earnings of
Brooklyn Transit was regarded as the cuImna-
tion of unfavorable conditions for that stock.
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@rn[R''AL B. FINANCIAL

7 The st steadying of the raw copper market in
LONDON seemed to affect Anna Igamated Copper
faVorably. There was also a report of set
tIement with contending interests. The death
VI tne Atneer OF Afghanistan was depressing
factor IN the London market, which was re-
hected here: Movements in the foreign markets
were decidedly confused. CConsols dropped
sharply and the fall in sterling exchange at
both Berlin and Paris seemed to reflect some
withdrawal Of capital from London, this in
spite of repurchases for Paris account in the
London stock market. Interest rates also de-
cllned IN London, Notwithstanding the install
ment OF subscriptions due the new cohsols
on Friday, which amounts to $25, 000 Ster-
ing exchange in New York continued firm
which was probably the dominant influence in
the decline In money rates at London. The
recent reports of a coming increase in the
Atchlson dividend rate persisted to-day but
that stock showed less frmness than others in
the list and closed at net decline st. Paul
was conspicuously strong and there was a re-
newed advance in the VanderbiIts. The late
reaction however, was universal.
Railroad bonds shared in the irregularity Of
stocks. Total sales $2,275,000.
United states bonds were all unchanged on
the last call.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Oct S.-Wheat was dull for the
first two hours of trading. December opening
a shade to B9Ac lower indifferent cables.
The traders had expected a buoyant cable list
after yesterdays bulge and when they were
disappointed they began to feel the influence of
the bearish conditions that have prevailed for
the last week. December sold off early to 69Ac
Then reports of buying for the outside account,
especially of May for the Northwest coupled
with buying by prominent local bulls, began
to frighten the shorts and a rise was the re-
suit. Profit taking near the close eased De-
cember and it closed firm at &c advance at
7O4d7O2sc.
Corn was weaker at the opening. partly under
the influence of prevailing expectation of a
free and early movement of the new crop. The
dull trade and absence of any considerable de-
mand also had depressing effect. December
closed weak, SIC depressed, at $3.50.
Oats had dull and featureless market. De-
cember closed unchanged at 355sc.
Provisions were dull and lower. Influenced
by continued selling of the outside account
and lower prices for hogs. January pork
closed 1712c lower, lard 121ac down and ribs
71ac depressed.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Conditions in the Butter and Egg markets
ers are pressing up prices for both as fast
and far as they can, in order to work off their
Eastern and storage stock, and 1t must be con-
feSsed that thus far they have been more than
successful. STILL both markets lack snap. and
the medium and lower grades are inclined to
drag. Cheese remains steady and unchanged.
Receipts were "a, 800 pounds Of Butter -
pounds Eastern Butter, 591 cases Of Eggs, -
cases Eastern Eggs, $500 pounds of California
Cheese and - pounds Oregon Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery, 2SQ29c per ID for fancy
and 25q27c for seconds; dairy. 1sQ25c; store
Picked Roll, 19@2Oc; Keg, IS@isc per ib.
CHEESE.New, 1Q12c; old, 1o1zc; Young
America, 121sc per lb; Eastern, 13d15c.
EGGS-Ranch. S69371zc for selected large. "a
@35c for good to choice and 30Q321kc for fair;
store, 22q25c per dozen; cold storage, H925c;
Eastern. 1715623c.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

The local packers again in the market for
Hogs, receipts Of which are now lighter Prices
are unchanged. The packers say that the sick
ness among Hogs in the northern part OF the
State has been very much exaggerated, and
that more Hogs have been reported lost there
than can be found in the whole state Ihey
further say that they are not buying any Hogs
that are sick, or even in poor condition, as no
packer would be foolish enough to buy any
Hog that likely to die his hands, es-
pecially when the margin of profit is SO narrow
at present.
Other meats remain about as before. the de-
mand and supply about balancing.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
follows;
BEEF-6as14c for Steers and 5q51sc per Id
for Cows.
VEAL-Large, 71z9skc; small, sG9c per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers, 61zQ7c; Ewes, 6461kc per
pound.
IaAMB-7QSc per lb.
PORK-Live Hogs. 23O lbs and under. &c; over
230 lbs, 5%95sc; feeders, -; sows, 20 per
cent off; boars, 30 per cent off, and stays, 40
per cent off from the above quotations; dressed
Hogs. 71zQ9c.
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Provisions.

Cottolene has advanced Hc. Hams, Bacon
and Lard are unchanged The predicted ad-
vance in Hams has been shut of by the de-
cline in Provisions at Chicago, though that
market is steadier again now. Local dealers
report the market firm with a very fair
demand.
A dispatch to Bolton, de Ruyter & Co from
Chicago states that the decline in Lard exports
is startling. Those last week showed a falling
off of 10000 900 lbs from the same week last
year.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 1215c per lb for
heavy, 121bd1Sc for light medium 14c for light
15c for extra light and Ice for sugar-cured
Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 149141zc; California
Hams, 1312c; Mess Beef, s11 per barrel; extra
Mess, SIP; Family, $3.50; Prime Mess Pork
SIS; extra clear, $23; Mess, S19; Smoked Beef,
14c per pound.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 715Gsc per lb for
compound and 12c for pure; half-barrels pure
12Ac 1O-lb tins, 12%c; 5-lb tin. 127sc; S-Ib tins
13c
COTTOIENE-One half-barrel 102sc: three
half-barrels 1OAc: one tierce 1O1sc; two tierces
1Oc; five tierces, 97sc per lb.
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Poultry and Game.

Poultry is weak and the demand is light for
all kinds, especially young stock which IS
lower, on account Of the heavy receipts from
the East. Another car Of Eastern came In,
making three for the week.
Sound Game brings the quotations but there
is a good deal Of overheated stock coming in.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 14q16c for Gobblers
and 14916c for Hens; Geese per pair, 81 5Og
and 1904 for young; Hens. So 5094 so; young
Roosters, $4g4 90; old Roosters. 50 50Q4; Fry,
50 2502 80 for small; Pigeons, 81 25Q1 50 per
dozen for old and 81 1902 for Squads.
GAME-Doves per dozen, S1611 25; Hare. 81 25;
Rabbits. 81 80 for Cottontail and 81 for Brush; /;
Mallard. s596; Sprig, s3Q4; Teal. S2Q2 so; Wild
=; English snipe, =; Gray Geese So 500