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Decidnons and Citrus Fruits.

Dullness characterized the fruit market yes
terday. there being very little inquiry for ship
ping and the local demand being light and
confined chiefly to strictly fancy stock There
was an abundance Of poor fruit. particularly
low grade Apples and trashy Grapes. which
lessened the sale OF good stock The top quo
tetiOn for Apples was obtained only for the
best BellhOwer and Gravensteins in Alter
boxes. Fine Bartlett Pears and choice Peaches
were firm previous prices. supplies being
limited. The Gamers were cleaning up bulk
lots OF Clingstone and Solway Peaches at pre-
vious prices and paid a little more for desira-
BILE lots. Plums and Prunes in small packages
were dull. There was very little canning stock
received and that found prompt sale at IN
changed rates Ounces and Pomegranates
moved slowly, while Figs were steady under
moderate receipts; Cantaloupes and Nutmeg
Melons were in light receipt and nrm and
prices Of the former range higher. Water
melons were steady and unchanged. There was
not much doing in Grapes even the very best
offerings being dull. few lots OF Muscat in
bulk sold for canning purposes at $25 per ton.
Strawberries. Raspberries and Blaekberries
IN quickly Surplus stocks OF Backberries
and Malinda Strawberries went to the Gamers
at PIC per pound. Citrus Fruits were more
active than for some time past Mexican
Lines were in light supply and higher.
Lemons were more active. owing 10 the scarcity
ment To Honolulu Bananas and Pineapples
were plentiful and unchanged
STRAWBERRIES-$2 5Oq3 80 for Malindas
and s4G5 for other large varieties; Long
worths. nominal.
A
cEI,EBERRIES+S71oc per lb-
APPIESAS5c6S1 10 per box for fancy, 5o6
TIC for good to choice and 25G4Oc for common
orPFa1Riss@ rPPEFaA1RRs@Bartletts. s1G1 25; winter varie-
ties 4oG9Oc per box, according to size Of box
OIrINCES-4067G0c Per box.
FIGSAT5c6SI per box for black and 4oaT5c
TOT Pff1Ms Ifny and PRUNEs-4oQe5c per crate
/ and 25cd5oc per box; large open boxes, 5OGS5c;
per ton. S20Q2o.
CTARINES-NominaL
PEAcHES-SmaH boxes. 40GT5c: carriers
sn17f5cc large open boxes. 50cGS1; per ton
S20Gic5 for Clingstones
ToMEGRANA ATES-65G75c per box.
APF-S-Seedless 6OedT5c per box; Isabella
-scz5si per box or crate: other varieties 3O65
70 for small boxes. 50GT5c for crates and
Sgc6s1 for large open boxes; Zinfandel Wine
ztgT S-Csantaloupes, S1G1 80 per crate.
Nntmeg Melons. S5a6Oc per box; WatermeIons
cirrus FRUITsz-oranges. So 5Oas for
SIGi 25 for standard: Seedlings. S1GI Is: Len
ons. SId3 per box, with some fapcv
pstber. Grape Fruit. 81 1892 rs: MeTiosyy,
Lines Sc: Bananas. 81 1893 per bunch for
central American and $1Q1 so for Hawaffac
Pineauples. $24S per dozen
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. 5a5Bc; San Quentin.
555c; Wool Bags. S2g35c, Fleece Twine. T1S0
Sc, Cotton Fruit Bags. sac. 6%c and 7hc for
the three grades; Brown Juts, 615G755c.
uugton IS: Seattle. S6 so: Bryant. Sc so; Bea-
yer HILL IS so; Stanford. 81. Roslyn. 81. Coos
Bay. IS so; Greta, 81; Wallsend. 81; Rich
rnond 81 80; Cumberland SIS in bulk and
S14 25 in sacks; Welsh Anthracite Egg, S13:
welsh Lump, $11 90; Camel 50 80 per ton /:
Coke $11 5OG13 per ton in bulk and SIS in
sacks: Rocky Mountain descriptions IS 45 per
1000 lbs and IS 80 per ton. aeeOrding to brand
OII-Linseed. 44c for boiled and 42c for raw
IN barrels: cases. &C more Castor Oil. in cases.
No / roc; Bakers AA 81 106i u; Lucol, Ale
extra winter strained. barrels. 9Oc: cases csc :
china Nut 55dIOc per gallon pure Meats
Soor in barrels. I5c: cases. soc. Sperm. pure
roc: Whale on natural white. oOgoSe per gal
coanut OIL in barrels. 5Se for Ceylon and 55c
cOAI, OIiCwater White Coal Oil in bulk.
lac. Pearl Oil in cases. 2015c: Astral, 2OBc:
Focene 23Izc; deOdorized Stove Gasoline in
bulk Ire: in cases. 2315c: Benzine. in bulk.
iSG; IN 9,c eaieS, iS cases 57fSe AS'iine IN
TIiRPENTINE-1sc per gallon In cases and
72e IN drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead go
eLc per ID: White Lead 6g6sc. according TO
sUG1R-The Western Sugar Refining
Company quotes as fSlloSys; per ID in
crushed. 5S5c; Powdered. 5.70c; Candy Gran
uIafsd < roc; Dry formulated. hne, 5.6Oc; Dry
Grarulated coarse 5.60c; Fruit Granulated
: eOr- Beet Granulated (10O-lb bags only. -:
Csonfectioners' A. 5-6Ocs Magnolia A. 5.20c: Ex-
frs q 4 Zoe: Golden Sc ID 49Oc. barrels
fOc more: half barrels. 25c more boxes soc
more. 50-Ib bags. 1Oc more for all kinds Tab
isfsSBaIf barrels. 61Oc; boxes. 6.35c per 10
No orders taken for less than seventy-hve bar
rels or its equivalent.
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Poultry and Game.

There Western Poultry available and
the receipts Of domestic were light the mar
ket ruled firm for all descriptions except small
Hens. which continued to drag at unsteady
prices The demand for small BrOilers and
Fryers particularly brisk The OF
Western that scheduled for yesterday $
market did not arrive. Faving been delayed en-
route. II will be available to-day.
Game Of good quality met with prompt sale
Doves were IN limited supply and frmer
POULTRX-LiNe Turkeys, nominal: Geese
per pair. 81 25Q1 so; Goslings. 81 5O61 75
Ducks. S3G4 per dozen for old aQd Sc 5064 so
for young: Hens. 81 5o15 so: young Roosters
81 50d5 20: old ROOsters s.: Fryers. So 5O6
so: Broilers. S3d3 so for large and 50 5Od3
for small: Pigeons, 81 80 per dozen for old and
81 5OG1 75 for Squads
GAME-Rabbits. 81 25a1 70 per dozen;
Hare. ST. Wild Doves. 75c per dozen.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.--Although advices gen.
orally were favorable 10 lower wheat values,
a rush OF shorts early in the session incident
to the three days aStouTnmsnt or the board
caused a bullish tone and pushed prices up.
December going from the opening S213c to
S2Ac to strong at the &c mark. Foreign
advices weak Northwestern markets, despite
the fact that the weather map was not con-
sidered favorable and free offerings from the
Southwest however caused an easier feeling
therefore and the December options sold down
to S2Ikc when tired longs let go their hold
ings to a considerable extent. The close show
ed a little better sentiment. although there
was a net loss in December of &c at S23sc.
The corn market was influenced altogether
by the weather. There appeared to be plenty
of corn for sale however. and the advance
lost. The local sentiment continued bull
ish throughout the session and with no cessa-
tion of the short crop stories closing prices
were firm December showing net gain Of
sc at 52Ac after ranging between 52$G53c.
There was fair general trade in oats and
prices ruled firm at a fair advance. Decem-
ber closed A6%c higher at 3I1Aq3I&c, after
ranging between 3Tss q3T$4c and 1880.
Coverings by local shorts on small receipts
and higher hog prices gave provisions strong
tone Trade was OF fair proportions packers
and commission houses doing the selling. Oc-
tober pork closed 15c higher at $12 S2l2 lard.
213d5c higher at 81 s0q7 S213. and ribs 20c
higher at IS Is.
There will be no session of the Board of
Trade tomorrow or Monday.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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The Potato market was reported firm at pre-
vious prices. under light receipts and an active
demand for shipment to Alaska and the South
west. Choice river Burbanks continued to
command the usual premium over the quoted
rates. Sweet Potatoes moved freely az steady
prices. A carload came in from Merced.
Stocks Of Onions were heavy. but the market
steady at the previously quoted rates.
Receipts of Tomatoes from the river were
light and prices ranged higher, but all other
descriptions Of vegetables arrived freely and
prices stood previously quoted. with the de-
msnd rather slack. Bay Tomatoes were plen-
tiful and soft stock sold 10 the Gamers al the
minimum quotation. There were heavy re-
ceipts Of Green Corn, including much poor
stock which dragged Lima Beans were easy
while String and Wax were firm at previous
prices. All other vegetables were in fair re-
quest.
POTATOES-Burbanxs from the river. 5OcG
81 per ctl, with some fancy higher Salinas
Burbanks, S1d1 so per ctl; Early Rose. nom
inal: Sweet Potatoes 1XG2c per ID.
ONIONS-5066Oc per ctl.
VEGETABLE LES-Green Corn T5cdS1 so per
sack; crates from Alameda s1G1 so: from
Berkeley, 50cdS1; Green Peas 2Q3c per 10;
String Beans. 2hG3c per ID; Wax. 2H63c;
Lima Beans, S1a1 25 per sack: Tomatoes, 4OG
75c per box for river. and 3G1T5c for bay; SUM-
mer Squash 30q4Oc per box; Cabbage 759S5c
per cti; Carrots T5c per sack; Cucumbers. 25d
4Oc Ter box; Pickle Cucumbers. 3d3tae for No.
1 and 1d21zc per ID for others: Garlic 2G3c per
Ib; Green Peppers. 2514Oc per box sack;
Green Okra 35d50c per box; Egg Plant. 409
soc per box; Marrowfat Squash. S10912 per ton.
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Foreign Futures.
Ne1U York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-The cotton market
opened firm two points higher TO three points
lower. the irregularity being due to the dis
position among the room element to take
profits while cables particularly on the de-
cline in spot cotton in Liverpool encouraged
further liquidation. After the eall however,
the bulls supported prices and there seemed a
disposition expect a reaction after the re-
cent heavy losses. On buying of thin descrip-
ton the market rallied slightly but soon turned
dull again and forced down to a point
or two under the finals Of yesterday. Around
this level it ruled quiet and irregular for a
time then around midday pulled up by
bull traders who did not stay short
of the market over the three-day holidays in
view Of the low temperatures over the North
west and fears that they might work down
ward into the belt This buying carried the
market to the best level Of the session or net
seven points higher on September and three
points lower on March. Later in the day
however the market became very heavy Iiv-
erpooI cables were heavy, sellers on the con-
tinent sold and the South sent orders on the
short side while large local houses also were
heavy sellers The market was in fact almost
in a panicky condition and closed barely
steady within point or two of the bottom
with prices net thirteen to nineteen points
lower Sales 500 coo bales
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Fair trading in local stocks and bonds.
All Eastern stock and grain erC !dngeS closed to-day
San Francisco Grain Exchange adjourned TO Tuesday
Wal-street stocks SoDte7oEGt higher on the day
Wheat quiet at about precious quotations.
Stronger English Barley markets Advance prices here
Oats and Rye steady. Corn beginning TO qceaken.
Feedstafs generally qreak Hay before
Beans continue qiGet. Seeds dnH and nominal
.4yvi5al of a line Of salt Butter from the East
Eggs another Point higher Cheese plentiful and dull
Eastern Raisu trade surprised by prices established here.
Provisions much fr1Her here and in the Vest.
Wool dul o7ciug 70 the strike Some changes Hides.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs previously quoted.
Potatoes 1caned for shipment TO Alaska and the Southeast
Veyy latie change III Onions and Vegetables.
Poultry and Game selling off 7UeT at firm prices.
Fresh Fruits 1T light local and shipping demand
Citrus Fruits acti0e 5vith Mexioqn Lines still higher.
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Hay and FeedStnfS.

Bran and Shorts are quoted very weak, but
Middlings show more steadiness than the two
others. There is no change in Hay, receipts
of which running heavy
BRAN-$23 50d24 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-s26 5042S per ton.
SHORTS$23 5OQ24 so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. S24G25 per
ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill, S26426 so: job
bing. S2Td27 so; CocoanCt Cake, $21622;
Corn Meal, $33433 so: Cracked Corn, $33 500
a so; Mixed Feed. So 5oQ28 so; Horse Beans,
$2Sd3o per ton.
HAY-wheat. s11d14 90, with sales OF extra
choice at SIS; Wheat and Oat, S11G13 so; Oat,
$10d13; Wild Oat 50 5OQ11 so; Barley, $9Q1l;
Glover. IS 50G11; Stock, $SG9; AlfaNa, 50 500
10 so per ton.
STRAw--35665c per bale
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LOCAL. MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

wHEAT-Liverpool futures were weak and
Paris futures lower. The Argentine crop was
reported looking very well.
Chicago showed no material change and the
sensational news from ConstantinopIe did not
affect prices. Speculation dull. The mill
ing demand was reported urgent everywhere
except at Chicago, and Wheat was selling
everywhere rather over the Chicago level.
There change here either in cash
The san Francisco Grain Exchange has ad-
journed TO Tuesday. hence there viii be no ses-
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 4591 so: California
White Australian, 81 55d1 co. Northern Chb
81 45Gl So. Northern Blue Stem. 81 55qI 57Is !:
oregon Valley. 81 524.
FUTURES
Session to IL 80 a m.
December. 81 4sh bid; 81 4s1s asked.
?. m. Session
December. 81 As bid, 81 4Sh asked
BARLEY-The market ruled very firm. with
a further advance in futures The English
was the chief cause OF the strength hera S1q TINS
CASH BARLEY
Feed 81 12h91 15; Shipping and Brewing
81 2OQ1 25; Chevalier, 81 Pool so for fair to
choice.
Session to IL 80 a. m
december 4pfa fa 81 fiEh 81 LGT iG s. fGss iss
December s. G'fa ia si FlfP 81 riT II St flHis q
Seller, year
new -. 1 1914 12b l 12k 1 12X
oATS-Continue steady, with a very fair
movement reported at the recent advance
White 81 20I1 32l; Black 81 2Od1 55.
Red 81 2oaI 22A for common and 81 ESQ
81 80 for choice; Gray. 81 2T1a per ctI.
CORN-Western is giving way under the fire.
ouert receipts and the quotations are low
cred as Will be seen. Californian descriptions
are also weak. but prices show no change.
western. sacked. 81 421za1 As for yellow
and White and 81 42h for mixed; California
large Yellow 81 55Q1 5T1z; small round do.
e. 706I IS: White 81 55 per ctl-
RYE-Firm at 81 20d1 81 per ctL
BICKWHEAT-$2 25G2 so per ctl
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Hides, TaHo7g, Wool and Hops.

Aside from the Wool strike already men
toned there is nothing new under this head
HIDES AND SEINS-Culls and brands sell
about I3hc under quotations. Heavy SaIted
Steers 9etc; medium. sac; light. Sc: Cow
Hides Sc for heavy an5 Sc for light
Stags. &c: Salted Kip. sac; Salted Veal Die
Sailed Calf 1Oc; dry Hides, 15d1515c: dry Kip.
l3c; dry Calf. lie; Sheepskins. shearlings 250
"a. each. short wool. 4O65Oc each: medium 20
a9Oc; long wool. S161 80 each: Horse Hides
salt 50 20 for large and S2d2 so for medium
81 25d1 T5 for small and soc for Colts: Horse
Hides dry. 81 IS for large end 81 so for me-
dunn s1d1 % for small and soc for Colts
FrIck Skins-D-y Mexican. 3215c: dry saIteI
Mexican 2sc: dry Central American. s2hc
Goat Skins-Prime Angoras. T5c: large and
smooth. soc: medium. 35c; small 2Oc-
TAII.OW-NO- I rendered 415G4&c per ID.
No 2 4G4Ac: grease, "a G3c-
WOOI-Fau clip-San Joaquin Lambs "a
I2c: FoothiH 1Od12c; Middle County, 111f3c
Quotations for spring clip are as follows:
Humboldt and MendocinO. 1Sd2Oc; Nevada Is
GI5c: Valley Oregon, fne. 1SG19c: do, medium
i7G1sc: do. coarse. 16G1Tc per 10.
HOPS-22g23c per 10 for both 1902 and 1908.
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NeqU York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4-FLOUR-Receipts
2s. .260 barrels; exports, 57.431 barrels Quieter,
but held at old figures.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1890 bushels Spot.
easy; No. 2 red, s614c elevator; No. 2 red. SSA c
T. o. b. afoat; No l Northern Duluth. 95l5c T..
O. b. afoat; No 1 hard Manitoba, 95c f. o. b.
ahoat On further showers in the Northwest,
coupled with disturbing news from Turkey,
wheat opened irmer. only to react shortly un-
der northwest selling and bearish cable news.
The afternoon market was dull and easy, clos
ing HGLc net lower. May, SS& dS9&Sc, closed
sec: September sTG 6SS2sc, closed STAG; De-
cember. 81 13-16dS9 9-16c, closed sSc.
HOPS-Firm.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Steady
MOLASSES-Firm.
COFFEE-Spot quiet. The market for cof-
fee futures closed steady net 10 10 points
higher. Sales IA $50 bags including: october.
4c; November, 405c; December, 43oq4 4oc;
March, 4.60c.
SUGAR-Raw. firm refined firm.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATFD APPLES-The market is
quiet. with quotations for the old crop of fruit
while new fruit is not moving rapidly enough
TO encourage a range OF quotations. Old COM
mon are quoted at 4q5c, prime az 9Aq0%e,
choice at 66I61ac and fancy at 6A4112c.
PRUNES-Spot prunes are fairly steady al
quotations ranging from 4Ac to &c for all
grades.
APRICOTS-Continue firm. Choice are quot
ed at 91s6e34c extra choice at 915Q10Ac and
fancy at 1115612c.
steady. Choice are quoted at IA4fAc and ex-
ira choice at 7% GS12c.
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Butter Cheese and Eggs.

Butter shows no further change the fine
creameries ruling firm ara the lower grades
dull and easy. The feature OF the market yes
terday was the arrival the UmatilIa Of $50
bbls. salt butter from the East via Tacoma
Stocks of cheese continue large and the mar
ket is still dull and weak
Fine ranch Eggs have moved up another
point but the medium grades remain un-
changed. Stocks Of all descriptions are mod
crate.
Receipts were 90 100 lbs Butter, T34 cases
Eggs and Is 800 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-CTeamery. 2S92 29c for extras and
25G27c for seconds dairy. p 1d23c: store But
ter. Il +GI9e; cod storage, 24925c; Eastern.
23924c per H.
CHEESE-New. 12G12hc; Young America
i3TI4c; Eastern. 15916c; Western. 14d15c
per 10.
EGGS-Ranch 33635c for large white Sc
lectsd and p u az nc for fair to choice; store
22IkG2Tc; cold storage. 25925ci Eastern, 2O6
24c per dozen
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Ne7u York Metal Market.

NEW YORK Sept. Spot tin declined los
In London closing at e123 los and f1tures
were Is Sd lower at e122 los. Locally tin was
quiet and rather easier, closing at S27 15a
q 35.
Copper also worked lower in the London mar
ket spot there Is Cd TO e5S 2s Cd, while fu-
lures were 3s Cd lower at e5T 6s 3D. Locally
conner was quiet and unchanged Lake is
quoted at $13 1913 sTha. electrolytic at
$13 62I5Gl3 75; casting at sl3 3713 a13 so.
Lead was unchanged at Eli 3s 9d in london
hut was irm and higher here 81 35
Speter was unchanged at $40 lis Sd in Lon
don and here at 50.
7iSd In Middlesboro. No. 1 foundry Northern.
is quoted at s1Td17 80. No. 2 foundry. North
ern at SIC 5011T. No. foundry, Southern and
No 1 foundry, Southern. soft. at SIG 5od16 T5.
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Eastern livestock Market.
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO Sept 4.-CATTLE-Receipts.
26OO including 200 Texans Market slow.
Good to prime steers. IS 4oae; poor to med
furn 81 1Od5 10: -stockers and feeders So 50
"A 25. cows 81 5of14 75: heifers 81 5od4 rs:
Gamers 81 5od2 so; bulls. S2G4 so: calves.
So 50d6 rs; Texas fed steers 81 2594 20;
HOGS-Receipts to-day. II 000 tomorrow.
10 600: 10625c higher. Mixed and butchers.
SIS 35d6 10; good TO choice heavy. S5 55d5 s5;
rough heavy IS 1905 55: light So 6OG6 90;
bulk of sales $5 1906 70
SHEEP-Receipts. 10000. Sheep and lambs
ao tive and steady. Good to choice wethers
So 2sd3 IS; fair to choice mixed, 50 25d3 %,
Western sheep 81 5093 20; native lambs,
So 1906: Western lambs So 1905 10.
ST JOSEPH
ST JOSEPH No, Sept. 4.-CATTI.E-Re-
ceipts 1900: steady Natives. 81 4565 65,
cows and heifers. 81 1895 rs; stockers and
feeders 81 65.
Receipts. 2S43; i5c higher. Light,
IS 65d5 95 medium and heavy IS 30d5 65.
SHEEP-ReceiDts. 6i5: 1oc lower.
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Meat Market.

Local packers and butchers report previous
prices for everything. with plenty coming in
to go around.
DRESSED MEATS.
WhoIesale rates from slaughterers 70 dealers
are as follows:
for Cows
vEAI-Large. 61k9s1sc: small. s91oc Per
pound
MUTTON-wethers. sGshc; Ewes. Sc per ID
LAMB-9G1Oc per 10.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. sA99Ac per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good, sound
Livestock. delivered in san Francisco, less so
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. S09c: Cows and heifers.
TGSc thin Cows. 4Q5c per 10.
CALVES-4G515c per 10 (gross weight).
SHEEP-Wethers. 4c; Ewes, 31a63&c per 10
(gross weight
LAA-BS-S2 1898 per head
HOGS-Live Hogs. 40 TO 200 lbs, &c; under
40 lbs, 51aG55sc; SOws. 20 per cent on; Bears
so per cent on. and Stays. 40 per cent on from
above quotations.
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around, both here and in the East. Chicago
was higher yesterday and reported some i'm
provement in the cash demand. with receipts
OF Hogs more moderate There was also more
speculative buying than OF late. and more con-
fidenCe in prices.
This frmer news from the East strengthened
this market. but made no difference in quo
tatiOns.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 121ac per ID for
heavy. 13c for light medium. 15c for light
15Ihc for extra light. 111sc for sugar-cured and
1S1hc for extra sugar-cured: Eastern sugar
cured Hams 15Ac, California Hams. 151c.
Mess Beef. S1t 50G12 per bbl; extra Mess. S12
d12 so: Family. $13 80; prime Ness Pork S19.
extra clear, SIS: Mess. $50: Dry Salted Pork
12Iac: Pig Pork SOS; Pigs Feet, IS IS :
Smoked Beef, 15c per 10
LARD-Tierces quoted at 7%c per 10 for
compound and 10G1O1sc for pure, half barrels
pure. 10i3d10&c; lob tins. 10&G11e; 5-io
tins Ike: 3-lb tins. Ike
COTTOLENE-One half barrel, CSC; three
half barrels. 913c: one tierce 9%c; two tierces
exc: i've tierces. 9isc per ID.
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Beans and Seeds.

All descriptions remain unchanged. with a
quiet market for Beans
BEANS-Bayos. 81 90a3 Is: Pea S3 IS; But
ters So %; small White. g 1898 o5; large
50 9Od3: Lima So 25d3 40: Red Kidneys. nom
inal; Blackeye. 50 5od2 65 per ctl; Horse
Beans, 81 40d1 50.
Mustard nCminal Flax 81 7OG1 so; Canary.
5951hc for Eastern; Alfalfa. nominal; Rape.
per 10; Miliet. Sg3ihc; Broom Corn seed. 500
% per ton.
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EAMZL YRETAH MARKET

Butter and Cheese stand exactly the same
as last week. Eggs, too, remain the same
although receipts are dwindling ana higner
prices are looked for in the near future.
Meats are still selling at the long estao-
lished prices while Poultry and Game con-
tinue plentiful with prices reasonable MOST
kinds OF Fish plentiful and prices are
stationary. The open season for Crabs closed
on the last of August and there will be none
on the market for two months. Shrimps ana
Crawfsh are on the market again.
There Is abundance OF Vegetaples, as
usual at this time of the year, and prices
stand about the same quoted last week.
Several varieties of fruit are becoming scarce
and prices are commencing to advance, Out
most descriptions are still plentiful
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Dried FrnitS, Nuts, RaiSins, Honey

There is no further change. The demand for
new Fruits is fair and previous prices ara
r,1ainteined Honey, as previously mentforeI
Ia quiet -,
trade are rather surprised at the high brio
fved by the California Association ana -
thsy are looking around trying 10 buv ur5a.
these prices from outsiders.
NEN FRUIT-Apricots. T11d0hc for RovaI.
and gG1Ic for MOorparks; Evaporated Anolss
Sa6c: Peaches. 5AQTe; Pears. 6gsc; Nec.
tarines 4d415c for white: Figs, whfre az
44.c in boxes. Plums. pitted. 5a6c per ID
PRUNES-19o2 crop. 2%q2zc for the four
sizes with 1aG1c premium for the large sizs-
RAISINS-New prices are as follows: Two-
crown, 6Q6Ac; three-crown. 6Kd6Hc; four
crown, 674qTc.
Ts-Walnuts. No. I softshell. I25@1sc:
No. 2 1011G11hc; No. 1 hardsheII. 1Ib6f2o.
No. 2. 1oG1O1zc; new Almonds. lie for Nonra.
reils, 101ac for x L. 10Ac for Ne Plus tJI-
ira and sac for Languedoc; Peanuts 5dTc
for Eastern; Pecans. 11a13c; Cocoanuts. 81 81
65.
HoNEY-comb. new. i2ha13hc for white
and 9G11c for amber: new water white ex-
tracted, 51g61ac; light amber extracted. SC;
BEEsWAx-2TG29c per Ib.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-05
London Wool Sales.

LONDON. Sept. "A sale OF sheepskfns was
held in the Wool Exchange to-day The Of
ferings numbered 3434 bales. Competition for
coarse combing crossbreds animated Bid
ding for merinos and short wooIed crossbreds
was quiet and prices were unchanged TO 5 Der
cent below the July average.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-05

Corn Meal So 90; extra cream do, 81 %; Oat
Groats, 81 so; Hominy. 81 25Q4 so; Buckwheas
Flour. 81 50G4 IS; Cracked Wheat. SO 75; Fa-
rina 81 30; Whole Wheat Flour. 50 rs: Rolled
Oats, bbls. S7dS so; in sacks. $6 50GS 10.
Pearl Barley. So; Split Peas. boxes. 81: Green
Peas, S5 so per 100 lbs.