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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-29
DecidnouS and Citrus Fruits.

Another OF Cranberries came in. selling
at the quotations below, Aside from lin
tied demand for choice Grapes suitably packed,
for shipment on the Puget Sound steamer. the
fruit market quiet with supplies Of all
descriptions plentiful. There was a scarcity
OF choice Black Grapes in crates and such
stock sold readily at roc per crate. Some fine
Tokays brought the same figure but for the
general run of offerings in crates SOC was the
ruling price. Prices of large open boxes were
unchanged, with supplies more than sufficient
for requirements The demand for Wine
Grapes less active than Saturday and
Zinfandel were quoted lower. The other
rieties were in small supply and unchanged.
being light owing to the cfoudy weather
Peaches in small packages and in bulk were
weak at easier rates. The Gamers purchased
Pears and Pomegranates were steady. while
Ounces, Prunes and Figs were easier. The
demand for Apples continued steady and prices
OF fancy stock were maintained There were
about 100 boxes Of Humboldt Apples received
yesterday and receipts from tnat section will
be liberal from now
There is nothing new to report in Citrus
fruits. Ripe Bananas offering again and
find ready sale at good prices.
Receipts of Berries rather light and,
although the demand was nothing extra. prices
of Strawberries were frmer. Blackberries
have about had their run and the quotations
withdrawn. Less than chests came in
yesterday and they sold at 50 per chest.
STRAWBERRIES per chest for Ma
lindas and S4G5 for other large varieties;
Observation-Disclosures per chest.
CRANBERRIES-Cape Cod, 80 per Dbl.
APPLES-9Ocd$1 % per box for fancy. 509
S5c for good to choice and 25q40c for COM
mon.
PEARS artletts. $1G1 so; winter varie-
ties, 5oQ75c per box.
QUINCES-35d50c per box.
FIGs-,Black. 5O9T5c for double layers. .so@
40c for drawers and - for large boxes from
the river; White. 40d5Oc per box.
PRUNES-50d75c per box or crate.
CHES-Small boxes, 35d50c carriers.
40Q5oc; large open boxes. 5Od75c; per ton. SIS
go for freestones
PoMEGRANATEs-5O @75c for small boxes
and 81 for large.
GRAPES-seedless, 5oG65c per box; Isabella.
50dT5c per crate; other varieties, 25d4oc for
small boxes: 100000 for crates and 5O1rs5c
fof large open boxes; Wine Grapes. $20d25
per ton for Zinfandel. S16G2o for Mission and
$15 for White and Tokay.
MELONS-Cantaloupes S1Q1 10 per crate;
Nutmeg Melons, 50975c per box; Watermelons.
1oG15c each
CITRUS FRUlTs-Oranges. 81 50aS for fan
cy Valencias, S2q2 so for choice and S1a1 80
for standard; Seedlings. S1u1 Is; Lemons. SIG
2 per box: Crane Fruit. s2G2 so: Mexican
Lines, Sc soar so; Bananas. 81 5092 % per
bunch; PineaDples. s2d3 per dozen.
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Hides, TdNo7U, Wool and Hops.

Mail advices from New York say of Hops
1.-The advlces received from the coast reported
firm markets. and in California there was
moderate amount OF trading at full prices
sales were reported at SEQ bales Sonomas at
25n251ac Washington advices reported that
bids were made of 24c and 24hc for choice va
Xmas Owing to the reported damage - the
quality of Oregon Hops by mold dealers were
holding off until the Oregon crop was baled
strong markets. with 30c for choice selections
freely bid Growers reported slow in
meeting dealers at this figure some advancing
their prices TO as high BIC Some figure
that the sales the past few days on the basis
of SOC for choice States amount to close to
1000 bales TIE local market held firm. There
was some trading between dealers and sale
was reported of IS bales prime to choice 1902
Pacifics 24c. Brewers continued to give a
fair amount of attention to the market and
were making small purchases, paying full
prices Latest cable advices from England
show tendency TO increase estimate slightly
of the English crop. some figuring on yield
of $50 coo cwt I"
HIDES AND sKINs-cuns and brand. sell
about &c under quotations Heavy Sailed
Hides Sc for heavy and &c for snt 1b &c. st Cow
&c; Sailed Kip, SIC; Sailed Veal 91sc;
Sailed Cali. loo; dry Hides. 15a155c; dry Kip,
18c; dry Calf. lie; sheepskins. sheariings. 25G
30c each; short wool. 40G50c each; medium. 70
q 190c: long wool S1G1 80 each: Horse Hides
alt. 81 75 for large and $2q2 so for medium
81 25G1 80 for small and soc for Colts: Horse
Hides dry 81 as for large and 81 so for me-
dunn. s1G1 % for small and SOC for Colts
Mexican, zee: dry Central American 32He
Goat Skins-Prime Angoras. roc: large and
smooth Soc medium. S5c: small zoe.
TALLOW-No. L rendered 4h64Ac per III.
No 2 4a4Ac: grease 2hG3c.
WooI1-Fan clip-San Joaquin Lambs az
12c; Foothin. 1OQ12c; Middle County, 116i1Sc'
Quotations for spring clip are as follows:
Humboldt and Mendoclno 1sQ20c; Nevada. 10
915c; Valley Oregon. fine 1S91Se do. medium.
i7glsse Do s cSarse .r i 60 ,oa per II
d23c for Oregon
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Ne1U York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK Sept. 2s.-FLOUR-Receipts
80. 100 barrels; exports, $500 barrels. Quiet
and steady.
wHEAT-Receipts 10000 bushels; exports.
1900 bushels Spot, steady, No red, Slesc
elevator ard S2hc f. o. b. ahoat; No.
Northern Duluth. ssSsc f. o. b. afioat; No.
hard Manitoba. 90Jsc T. O. b. afioat. Options
opened weak under heavy Russian shipments.
easier cables and fine weather West Later
It was irregular. showing rallies small
Western receipts and good clearances, alter
mating with reactions due TO Wall-street weak
ness. The close was steady, net 13c lower.
May, s2Kds3 5-16c. closed SSc; September,
1914 GS3sc. closed $3.50; December, S31s q
50 slice closed $3.50.
HOPS-Steady. state, 1903. medium to
choice. 2saS2c; 1902 crop common to choice
21626hc
HIDES-Steady.
WOOI-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Firm
COFFEE-spot, steady: No. invoice, 5Sc.
SUGAR-Raw firm refined firm
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Coffee futures
closed firm. net 3 to Is points higher. Total
sales, Sc. $50 bags. September 435c; Novem-
Der, 445 a eOc; December 40 a 4 Soc;
March. 4.95a5 1Oc; May 5.15Q5.20c.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market for
Eva porated Apples is quiet and without much
change. Common. 1850; prime, 5A95%c;
choice. 6G6l2c, and fancy, 6%@T13c.
PRUNES-Are without special feature.
from 3 Ac 10 &c cor all grades.
PRICOTS-Steady. Choice 9Ad91aci ex-
ira choice 9a4 d10Ac: fancy, 1015d12c
PEACHES-In steady jobbing demand and
prices are firm. Choice. 7Ad7&c, and extra
choice, 1&0S1ac
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va1uable Land Transferred.

Deeds covering transfer of real estate
valued at 1000 were placed on file yes
terday in the Hall of Records by the As
sociated Property Owners of San Fran
CISCO by which that corporation becomes
the owner of a block Of land bounded by
Mason, Powell. North Point and Bay
streets. and of plat 79xl60 feet situated
on the northeast corner of New Mont
gomery and Natoma streets. Charles r.
Bishop conveyed the North Beach block
to John n. Spring. who with his wife then
conveyed the block to the corporation
mentioned. Spring and his wife also con-
veyed the smaller piece OF land to the
corporation. The consideration mentioned
in the deed was $40.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Neau York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s-Another days liqui-
daticn in TIE stock market kept apprehension
alive and was as much without specific explain
alton as that which has gone before. The liqui-
datiou mostly for small amounts and
came from all quarters There was a large
accumulation OF these selling orders oyer sun
DAY ana there seemed 10 be a good deal Of
selling out by commission houses whose no.
fifcatiCus % customers for additional margin
had been ignored over Sunday All the for
-elgn centers which hold any appreciable guam
tity Of American. securities. also figured in the
uored and the demand practically paralyzed
EXCEPT for occasional buying by uncovered
shorts The buyer who forms the complement
Tor every seller seemed 20 wait for stocks TO
he offered 10 him and made no bid. There
was q considerable amount Of this sort or
buying which was traced with confidence to
nae ~ the largest banking interests. who sat
iefed themselves with this measure Of support
FOR the market. II was quite Ineffective IN
preventing the sharp downward course Of
nrfces although h may have. prevented the
Generalization which was feared
hlt three United States Steel securities low
cred their record prices by vide margins. the
Common touching - the preferred 50 and the
RE pr sure upon the last named was es-
necially urgent and vigorous The only at
f.ruf 10 explain this selling was a rumOr that
came from that part Of the membership Of
son which plan was designed avoid the
terms ~ tie extension Of the syndicate
The local traction stocks were another
l5er Of weakness led by Metropolitan Street
Railway which fell 10 within a shade OF par.
p MS MeahNfHt WIS falinAHi4 fApldtitl as que
10 the liquidation forced by over-extehsion in
other quarters and by uufavorsblc internal de-
soIournerts Part OF tire selling in this stock
was said 20 come from Philadelphia. which
was also "a enOrmcsIs seller Of Pennsylvania.
The pressure upon Pennsylvania carried Il
down az ar the last and was the factor in IN
esftli1o the close Previous 10 this last slump
in Pennsylvania there mad. been quite an ef-
fective rally all round due 70 the apparent
CESSATION 70 the liquidation in the United States
efeeI. stocks Amalgamated Copper was an
Cfher stock which was severely handled and Il
was suspected that the abandonment Of the
Man fof an upward ball campaign was the
cause OF this selling. The news OF the day
was not an inhuence. batch OF railroad
earnings for August which showed mostly in
grasses were ignored Money rates handened
both on call and time. but gave indica-
ton Of stringency in any case The closing
was active and irregular
Bonds were weak IN sympathy with stocks
Total sales par value s.. 055, 600.
United States 2s declined = per cent, and
the s. and new - = per cent the last
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The market for Onions and Burbank Potatoes
was quiet and weak. Receipts from the river
districts were large over Sunday and dealers
were anticipating a lower range of prices
Sweet Potatoes were steady. Three cars came
in from MERGED and cleaned up quickly.
Receipts OF vegetables rather light and
several kinds were frmer. Summer Squash
and Bell Peppers were in small supply and
prices ranged higher. Tomatoes were easier
under heavy receipts. The Gamers reduced
their bid to 25c per box and secured a
large quantity at that figure. The ruling price
to the local trade 4Oc per box very few
sales being reported above that figure OFFER
ings of Green Corn were chiefly of poor quality
and sold slowly at easier rates String Wax
and Lima Beans ruled weak at previous prices
supplies being excessive.
POTATO ES-Bur banks from the river ron
Soc per ctI. with some fancy higher; SaIina :
Burbanks 81 25d1 As per ctl River Reds
SOd9Oc per ct; Sweet Potatoes jobbing at
81 90 per ctl.
ONIONS-50d65c per ctl.
VEGETABLEs-Gree Corn, 75cd$1 25 per
sack: crates from Alameda, S1d1 so: from
Berkeley. -; Green Peas. 2653c per ID; String
Beans 2d21ac per III; Wax, 2MG3c: Lima
Beans, 2q21ac per ID; Tomatoes, 25d5Oc per
bage, soc per ctl Carrots 75c per sack: Gu
cumbers 40G50c per box; Pickle Cucumbers
3d3Bc for No. 1 and 1d21ke per ID for Others
Garlic. 2Gl3e per lb: Green Peppers, 25a35c per
box for Chile and 50G160c for Bell: Green Olra
35150c per box Egg Plant. 30050c per hoy
Marrowfat Squash, S10Q12 per ton.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Butter opened the week with downward
tendency, and fine Humboldt creameries were
freely offered at 29c. Buyers held off and the
market was quiet.
Cheese remains about the same. There is a
growing scarcity of strictly nne mild new.
while stocks of common grades very large.
with sellers offering them freely.
Eggs remain as previously quoted, the mar
ket being steady and conditions unchanged.
Receipts were 81, 100 lbs Butter. All cases
Eggs and 90, 500 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery. 29d30c for extras and
26Q2Sc for seconds: dairy 21d24c; store But
ter. 1711Q19c: cold storage. 24925c; Eastern.
22@24c per Id.
CHEESE-t3c for special mild new. 12912hc
for the general run and 11d1115c for lower
grades Young America, 13Gl4c; Eastern, 15G
Ice; Western, 146l15c per h.
EGGS-Ranch. J71S d3S19c for large white
selected and 20 - 6f37c for fair choice; store.
25q27hc; cold storage. 24q26c; Eastern, 249
% 1Ac per dozen.
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Hay and FccdStnfs.

There were heavy receipts of hay again yes
terday. but the market held up and was quoted
steady. with expectations of an Improvement
in prices before long. Feedstuffs remained I'M
changed, though they arriving right along
from the north in liberal quantities
BRAN-S21 50d22 80 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$2 5062S per ton
SHORTS-S21 5CG2a 80 per ton.
FEEDSTCFFS-Rcll Barley, S24d25 per
ton Oilcake Meal at the MILL S26626 so; lob
hing $2TG27 so; Cocoanut Cake S2I62,.
Corn Meal $32 5o933 Cracked Corn S33G
SO so: Mixed Feed SO 50d23 so; Horse Beans
S2s@30 per ton.
HAY-Wheat S11g14 30, with sales OF extra
choice at SIS; Wheat and Dat. Sl10l3 so; Dat.
SlOa13; wild Dat, 50 50q11 so; Barley S901l
Glover. IS 5od11; Stock SSq3: Alfalfa. 50 500
10 50 per ton
STRA W-35165c per bale.
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Provisions.

Chicago higher with the packers still
supporting the market There nothing new
here.
CURED MEATs-Bacon, 12hc per ID for
heavy 13c for light medium 15c for light
1910 for extra light. 1715c for sugar-cured and
1910 for extra sugar-cured Eastern sugar
cured Hams 1515915Ac: California Hams, Is
$l2Gi2 so; Family. $1Sq1S so; prime Mess
Pork. $40; extra clear, s25; Mess. 500: Dry
Sailed Pork. 12Hc; Pig Pork. $2s; Pigs Feet,
IS 25: Smoked Beef 15c per ID
LARD-Tierces quoted at 7%c per Id for
compound and 1oka1oAc for pure; half bar
rels, pure 11@11Ac; 10-lb tins 11A@1I1c
5-Ib tins 11Mc; BIB tins 11%c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. csc; threa
half barrels. 9ac: one fierce. csc; two tierces
exc; five tierces 94c per lb.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Continued light trading on the local exchanges
Wal-Styect Stocks break several points.
Si5er and Exchange rates shoe little change
Wheat and Barley futures lo1cer dgdtn
Oats and Corn z0eqk. Rye steady.
No change tn Hay FeedStnfS.
Beans continue qaiet, 1Uith increasing receipts
Butter ,ce0k and freely offered by receivers.
Medium grades of Cheese continue in oSermbply.
Eggs as previously quoted, auth featweIess market
Dried Fruits firm and in good demand
Provisions frrner at Chicago but unchanged here.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs unchanged
Coal Oil marked up PC per gallon.
<4notHer of Cape Cod CrGnberies on the market
0Pening quotations for 1908 Ratsns announced.
NeSS York reports strong Hop market.
Fresh Fruit in ample supply and qmiet
Potatoes and Onions in heavy receipt and 5oeak
Three cars of Western Poultry sell off 5oel.
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roNoPAH MINES.
OBJECTS TO BEING BODILY
THROWN OUT OF HER HOME
Lois A. Mathews Files a Suit for
Divorce on the Ground


William A Mathews of the Santa Fe
Railroad Company is the defendant In
suit for divorce filed yesterday by Lois A.
Mathews. She charges him with cruelty
and says that one night he threw her out
of her home bodily. They were married
at Waterloo, Or. and live at 80 Laurel
place.
Other suits for divorce were fled by
Otto L. Smith against Catherine Smith
for neglect NJ Thomas against Elizabeth
Thomas for desertiOn, Adeline NJ. Ep-
pinger against Isaac Eppinger for neglect,
Florence Strong against Dwight Strong
for desertion. Ettel Kerpal against Jacob
Kerpal- for cruelty. Nellie A. Eubanks
against Edgar c. Eubanks for neglect and
Isabella S. Comerforde against j. A Com
erfOrde for desertion.
Divorces for desertion were granted to
Moses F. Frank from Sophia Frank and
Evan z. Otterbeck from Helen F. Otter
beck.
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LOCAL. MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows. in quarters: Russian, 10000;
Danuban $4,000; Argentine, 49,0 600; Indian
The American visible supply increased 1892. :
600 bushels. Chicago was somewhat lower
fine weather and expectations of large North
western receipts this week created easier
feeling and made plenty of bears. The market
is now on an export basis and the milling de-
Aside from decline in futures there was no
change in this market.
CASH WHEAT
California Club, 81 45a1 Az; California
White Australian, 81 55Q1 co. Northern Club.
81 42hQ1 as; Northern Blue Stem, 81 5214 q
1 571a; Oregon Valley, 81 47H per ctl
FUTURES.
Session to II 80 a. m.
Open; High. Low. Close.
RsGsmOer az tS s. 3 4SR s. 4 20 s. 4S
p. m. Session.
December sD $9 81 i 49, 81 8 so 81 Ii 30
BARLEY-The week opened quietly Flu
lures were lower, but cash prices remained un-
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 10G1 121A Shipping and Brewing
81 171s91 2215; chevalier. 81 Pool so for fair
" FUTURES.
Session TO 11:30 a. m.
December 81 oaa4 81 70 81 % 81 o9%
p. m. Session.
Open. High. Low. Close.
OATS-Offerings are ample the demand is
nothing extra and the market continues easy.
White. 81 Pool S2l2; Black 81 40q1 80;
Red 81 20m1 22n for common and 81 25G1 so
for choice: Gray, 81 22t2@l 271A per ctl
CORN-A declining Chicago market and al
most daily receipts from the West keep the
market weak, though there is no further de-
cline
Western, sacked 81 1914 for Yellow, 81 42R
for White and 81 40 for mixed California large
Yellow, 81 454i so; small round do, 81 70g
/ rs: White. 81 so per ctl.
RYE-$1 25GI1 30 per ctl
BUCKWHEAT-$2 25Q2 so per ctl.
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Beans and Seeds.

The Bean market continues quiet and rather
weak than otherwise, and even Limas are not
as active and firm as they have been for sew
erai weeks. Arrivals of Pinks are increasing
and receipts OF all kinds are larger as Will be
seen elsewhere.
BEANs-Bayos. 50 6Oa2 rs: Pea. 50 25;
Buffers, So %; small White, $685. So: large
White So 1913; Pink 50 75G2 80; Red, 50 90G3 ;
Lima So 5oG13 10; Red Kidneys. 81; Blackeye.
50 6Od2 as per ctl; Horse Beans. 81 4Oa1 so.
SEEDS-Brcwn Mustard, nominal; yellow
Mustard. nominal; Flax. 81 1901 so; Canary.
5d5kc for Eastern; Alfalfa, nominal; Rape.
I& G2Lc: Timothy, 6d6hc; Hemp. 3A@3l5c
per lb; Millet. 2Q3Ec; Broom Corn Seed. S20g
20 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Green. 81 s0G2 per ctI.
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TIE pressure has risen along the coast and
has fallen IN the inreruOuntaln region A
.arFti depression oyerlies Nevada and show
sr- are reported in the Southern Serras and
.ufE0us rains IN Arizona New Mexico and
1lrsthvgescern Texas. Good rains have also
faIle1 oregon and Washington.
Atucn cooler weather prevails over the
u1rihern- kalf Of TIE Pacific slope. At Ped
Ffun RostburE ana Portland there has been
q fair NJ 20 degrees. 10 ram has yet fallen
iu tie san Joaquin Valley. but conditions are
SIN favorable FOR showers and rsisin makers
have been advised to keep their trays stacked
Easlbound travellers aver southern routes
may expect heavy rain- east Of the Colorado
Eiver.
Forecast MAG al san Francisco Tor thirty
hours ending midnight September %;
NCrthcrG California Cloudy, unsettled
weather. probably showers; continued cool
o weather fresh sOutherly wind.
southern CllifC.rnia Cloudy, unsettled
weather. probably showers .resh southwest
winds
NeTsda-Cloudy; cooler; brisk 10 high west
sry winds.
san Francisco and vlcfnity-Cloudy unsettled
weather with showers. fresh southwest winds
ALEXANDER c. McADIE.
District Forecaster-
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Eastern livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept 2s-CATTLE-Receipts
40 COO Western, lower. Good 10 prime
steers. IS 25G6: poor to medium, So s0G5 10;
stocxers and feeders 81 40G4 %; COWS. 81 4O6D
4 40; heifers $2d4 rs; Gamers 81 4O9D2 20.
bulls. S214 5o calves 50 5oas; Texas fed
steers 50 S5G4 %; Western steers S314 40
HOGS-Reeeipts to-day, % 900; tomorrow,
2s 600: 10c lower. Mixed and butchers. S. 60
d6 30: good to choice heavy. IS 6566 10: rough
heavy IS 35d5 90; light So 7016 80; bulk of
sales So 6566
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000 Sheep steady TO
lower; lambs. steady to lower. Good to choice
wethers. SO 4o674 25; fair to choice mixed
So 25m4 40; Western sheep. 50 1914 25: ma
tive lambs So 50G5 IS; Western lambs SO Is
as so
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Flour and MiUStufS.

FLOUR-Calfornia Family Extras 81 COO
oregon and Wassneon s. 9o4 20 o Ver hi SS
for family and 50 90G4 40 for Bakers
MILLSTUFFS-Prices In packages are as
Flour 81 %: rive Meal, So: Rice Flour ~.
Corn Meal SO -: extra cream do 81: Dat
Greats. 81 so; Hominy. S444 %: Buckwheat
Flour 81 50G4 rs; Cracked Wheat, So rs: Fa-
rina. 81 90: Whole Wheat Flour. 50 80: Rolled
oats. bbls. 81 25dS 60;in sacks Sc 75GS 10:
Pearl Barley. So; Split Peas. boxes. 81; Green
Peas s. so per 100 lbs
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Meat Market.

There is no change to report Receipts of
all kinds are ample Cor current needs.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are follows:
BEEF-eQ7e for Steers and 5q6c per ID
for Cows
vEAL-Large. 6iSQskc: small eGloc per
pound.
MUTToN-wethers. 714ashc; Ewes. 7asc
per pound
LAMB-9G1oc per pound.
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Visible Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.-The visible supply of
grain Saturday. September 20, compiled by
the New York Produce Exchange. is as fol-
lows Wheat. 1892, Geo bushels; increase. l.
go. 900 bushels. Corn. S,326,O0 bushels; in
crease 419 COO bushels. Oats 6,156. 600 bush
els; decrease 7S1, 600 bushels. Rye a, 900
bushels; increase. II. coo bushels. Barley q,
ING 600 bushels; increase 800. 900 bushels.
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.

Local securities opened the week quietly and
quotations showed fluctuations worthy Of
comment. The oil stocks were very dull
The Onomea Sugar Company will pay a reg
ular monthly dividend Of 40 cents per share
October =
Thirty Three Oil Co. has declared dividend
of 10 cents per share, amounting to $4,000,
payable October 6.
Imperial Oil Co. has declared dividend Of
zoe per share amounting to $4,000, payable
October g.
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moderate receipt and met with good demand
at steady rates.
POULTRY-Young Turkeys. 2oG22c per lb:
Geese. per pair 81 6091 rs; Goslings, S2Q2 25:
Ducks $4q5 per dozen for old and S5q6 for
young; Hens 81 50G5 so; young BOOSTERS,
$500: old ROSTERS 81 50d5: Fryers. $4Q5;
cleaned up at previous prices. Game was in
BroiIers $3GD3 T5 for large and 81 5063 for
small; Pigeons 81 25G1 so per dozen for old
and 81 5od2 for Squads.
GAME-Rabbits 81 T5 per dozen for Cotton
tall 81 % for brush Hare, 81 25G01 80 per
dozen; Wild Doves. 81 20 per dozen.