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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-20
QUEST FOR GOLD IN AN AUTO
New Method of Prospecting For va1-
 uahlA NE1mNrala.

New Method of Prospecting For VR1-
 uab1e Minerals.
 A new method of prospecting for gold and other valuable minerals has been devised by Calvin Baker of Los Angeles, says the St. Louis Post-Dis- patch. He recently started for the Mo Jave desert on prospecting trip in an automobile of his own construction.
 The machine is especially adapted for the business in hand. It carries an en- zine and machinery for rock drilling and earth excavating and is equipped with a $500 pound gasoline motor. Baker expects to be able, with the aid of his mobe machine, to accomplish the work in the prospecting line in day that two men would ordinarily require one week to do. The machine is so constructed that it can climb moun- tains or traverse the desert sands with equal ease. -h
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-20
A Feminine Exception

A1ACNP1AUAs ''Yes, Mrs. Dimbleton has a delight fully generous disposition" "Indeed?"
 "Yes, indeed. She'd share her last crust with friend"
 Would she?''
 "She would. She'd give him any thing she possessed except the last word. Plain Dealer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-20
WATERVILLE TALK

George Wedge of Winsted visited friends in town over Sunday.
 Miss Lillie West has returned to her home in Bridgeport.
 There is an advertised letter at the postoffice for T. K. Bancroft.
 W. H. Hall, salesman for the Gut lery Go has returned from a business trip to the south.
 Court Pine Hollow will hold its regular meeting tonight.
 James J. Gift will lead class meet ing at Grace M. B. church tonight.
 Miss Lena Paul, stenographer at the Pin Co, has returned from two weeks vacation
 The Waterville football team will meet for practice tonight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-20
Not Inviting

She had heard a great deal about heaven, and she had also heard consid- erable about the other place. As usual, her idea of the other place was much less hay than her idea of heaven. Peo- pie are not very specific when they speak about heaven.
 Heaven isn't like the bad place" she remarked inquiringly on one occa- sion.
 No, my dear,' her mother replied. ''It's just the reverse of it."
 The little one was silent for some time while she figured out what the reverse would be.
 T don't believe want to go there, : she announced at last. II never did like cold weather. ''-C Chicago Post.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-20
Rleasinr In nisguiae.

"John," said the wife disconsolately, .'the wolf is at the doorw
 "GoodP' cried her husband. 'Now the bill collectors will be afraid to come near s."-Philadelphia Ledger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-20
DRESS GOODS.
 Our z5c Line.

We call special attention this line because embraces variety seldom the There's elegant Tweed and Zbelne effects Granite cloth wide strictly wosted in both black and colors and stylish popular cloths which you when purchasing your fall costume.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
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Meat Market.

The market remains about the same. A few
tJocs NAV still be bringing &c. but 5Isc seems
70 he The ruling quotation. Offerings are suf-
fcient for the requirements Of the market
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers
are as follows
BEEF-6G7c for Steers and 5aGc per ID
vEAL-Large. eA9she: small sa1Oc per
pound.
per pound.
LANiB-9910c per pound.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. SA69Ac per pound
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
Livestock delivered in san Francisco, less 50
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers, S0Oc; Cows and Heifers,
TGSc: thin Cows 4d5c per pound.
CAIVES-4G5lsc per pound (gross weight).
SHFEP-We 3lE63Ac; Ewes. 3q372c
per pound tgrOss weighD.
LAMBS-S2 T5G3 Der head.
HOGS-Livz Hogs. 100 10 $50 lbs. 55sc; under
100 lbs 51aG5@4c: Sows, 20 per cent OF; Bears
50 per cent Oft and Stays. 40 per cent of from
above quotations.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS Grain Bags. 5a5lsc; san Quentin.
5.55c: Wool Bags, 32G335c; Fleece Twine. T1aGs
Sc; Cotton Fruit Bags, o1sc. 6&t and t4.c Tor
the three grades; Brown Jute, 6laQIl3c-
COAL--N ellington, IS per ton; New Wei
ungton IS; Seattle. So so; Bryant. So 50 Bea-
yer HILL 50 90; Stanford 81; Rcslyn, 81; Coos
Bay. 50 so. Greta, 81 Wallsend, 81; Rich
mond. 81 so: Cumberland, Sli In bulk and
S14 % in sacks: Welsh Anthracite Egg. SIS;
Welsh Lump. $11 so; Camel, IS 80 per ton; (;
CCke, $1i 5oG13 per ton in bulk ana $50 in
sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions s. 70 yer
1000 lbs and IS 80 per ton according 70 brand
in barrels; cases. DC more: Castor Oil. in cases
No. l. TOc: Bakers IA. 81 lOQ1 -; LucOl. 44c
for boiled and 42c for raw in barrels; Lard OIL.
extra winter strained, barrels, soc; cases SJc;
China Nut. 550I10c per gallon pure NeatslOot,
in barrels 75c: cases. Soc; Sperm. pure, I5c
Whale Oil natural white. J0M5jc per gallon;
Fish Oil, in barrels. 45c: cases. soc: COcOanUt
Oil, in barrels. 5Sc for Ceylon and SOC for Aus
coal OI1.-water White Coal Oil in bulk.
lie; Pearl OIL in cases, 2ol@c; Astral. 20lac;
Eocene 231hc: deodorized Stove Gasoline. in
bulk lie; in cases, 2315c; Benzine in bulk.
13c; in cases 19i2c; S6-degree Gasoline. IN bulk.
2Ic. in cases, 271zc.
TURPENTINE-S0c per gallon in cases and
T4c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 61s
dTc per IN; White Lead. 6154Tc, according to
quantity.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. per 10, in 10O-lb bags
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5S5c:
Powdered. 8. zoe; Candy GTanulated. 5.I0c: Dry
Granulated. fine. 5.GCc; Dry Granulated. coarse.
uOG-Ib bags only. -; Confectioners' a, 3 6Oc
Magnolia A. 5.2Cc. Extra c. 5.1Oc: Golden c.
&c: D. 490e; barrels, 10c more: half bar
rels 25c more boxes SOC more: 50-Ib bags.
6.1Oc: boxes. G.35c per ID. No orders taken for
less than seventy-hve barrels or its equivalent.
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DeciduonS and Citrns Fruits.

The fruit market was rather quiet with sup
had but little quotable variance. Fancy APP
pies and Bartlett Pears continued to Off
well at good prices, but trashy Apples and
poor quality offerings of Bartlett and Winter
Pears We're dull. German Prunes were frmsr
under small supplies rid POmegranates
Quines and Figs were steady, although plenti-
full Peaches continued plentiful and easy. A
considerable quantity OF wrapped Solways were
sold for shipment at SEC per box. which was
the ruling price for the general of offer
ings Receipts of bulk stock were light and
were quickly snapped up by the Gamers, who
paid $20sI25 per ton for Solway freestoaes and
$50 for clingstones. Cautaloupes were in light
receipt and firmer, with some well known
brands selling from the stores at a slight ad-
vance over the quotations. Nutmeg Melons
changed prices. Stocks of table Grapes con-
tinued very large. and although there was
some INQUIRY for shipment. the market ruled
weak at easy prices. Receipts Of Wine Grapes
were light and choice Znfandels were quoted
firm. The white variety sold slowly. although
offered a easy ngure. Receipts of Berries
While light. than sufficient for re-
quirements. and prices were lower, with some
dealers trying to force sales.
There was continued hrmness in Oranges
under a fair inquiry for shipment to Honolulu
but prices higher. Mexican Lines
were easy at the recently reduced quotations,
and Lemons and Grape Fruit were quiet.
STRAW BE iRIES-S S2el;' per chest Ma
lindas and $4@5 for other large varieties;
Longworths. $+M7 per chest.
RASPBERRIES-s3 50d5 per chest
BLACKBERRIES-$2q per chest for Or
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Chicago Gram Market.

CHICAGO, Sept 25.-At the opening there
was good buying by the local shorts with some
demand for the long account strong outside
markets and steady cables. December was up
&c to &c at TG%c to TIC and soon advanced to
holding steady at the advance for a time the
market gradually eased off on the resumption
Of Liquidation due TO favorable aspects in the
strike situation at Minneapolis and favorable
reports from abroad, with lack Of outside sup
porting orders. Long wheat out on stop
orders and the weakness that developed carried
December to T6Mc before the mood changed
on reports of good export business. The close
was steady with the loss entirely regained
&c for December 1%G1Ac above yesterday
Corn was firmer at the outset by covering Of
the provision people. and showed a substantial /
advance over the opening. Cash and commits
sion houses We're also good buyers and helDed
the upward tendency. Before noon. however
liquidation on the advance brought about a re-
action and the market lost all of the early i'm
provement. Uncertainty manifested in the
stock list eurtailed speculation and the break
in wheat influenced values. December
closed at 46L c, gain OF &c.
The oats market fairly steady during
most Of the session, but in the last hour weak
ened with other grains. December closed a
shade better at 3Thc
Selling for outside account in sympathy with
lower prices for hogs at the yards gave the
provision list easier feeling. but the market
saved from a marked decline October
pork closed &c lower and lard and ribs were
off 1oc
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Butter developed decided weakness yester-
day and several large houses offered their best
creameries at 30e and even then found business
very slow. The public are running the
cheaper Eastern and storage goods, to the
neglect of the high priced creameries.
Cheese remains the same, the market being
handicapped by overstock of medium and
lower grade goods. which are very hard to dis
pose Of while strictly fine mild new is in mod
crate supply and kept very well cleaned up.
Eggs show material change Stocks of
fine fresh ranch are light. but the retailers
are taking Eastern and storage goods. owing
to their comparative cheapness.
Receipts Geo lbs Butter, 665 cases
Eggs and Is, Geo lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery. 30G31c for extras and
26doSc for seconds: dairy. 21G24c; store But
ter. 171kd19c; cold storage, 24G25c; Eastern
CHEESE-121kG13c for good to choice mild
new ard 11%G12c for lower grades Young
America, 13d14c; Eastern, 15q1tc; western.
14015c per 10.
EGGS-Ranch. 3715G3s13c for large white
selected and 321g 637c for fair to choice; store.
25a27lzc; cold storage, 24G26c; Eastern, 24q
271ac per dozen.
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. /. ! !. ! !: ! !. !. Q

ly fancy stock the market was barely steady.
Tomatoes continued abundant and were rather
easy The top quotation was obtained only
for some special brands, sec being the ruling
price for the general run of supplies. Tho
Gamers were still buying low grade offerings
a TIE minimum rate Summer SQUASH and
CucGnbers ruled firm under steadily decreasing
receipts. Egg Plant OkTa and Green Peppers
were in moderate supply and steady. String,
Wax and Lima Beans We're in good demand
and firm, while Peas cleaned up quickly at
higher rates. Receipts of Corn were very light
and good stock continued TO bring high prices.
The other vegetables stood previously
Cvotcd.
POTATOES -Burbanks from the river 60cD
81 per ctl; Salinas Burbanks, 81 25d1 40 per
ctl: River Reds. S5c4$1 per ctl; Sweet Pota-
toes. jobbing at 81 co per etl.
ONIONS-5Ca65c per ctl.
VEGETABLES-Green Corn. S1d1 so per
sack; crates from Alameda. 81 25G1 SO: from
Berkeley T5cGS1 20; Green Peas. 3a3 15c per
Ib: String Beans. Sale per 10; Wax. ga &C.
Lima Beans. 3035c per ID; Tomatoes. $50
Gee per box: Summer Squash. 4cd50c per box;
Cabbage 60c per ctl; Carrots. T5c per sack
Cucumbers 4OG50c per box: Pickle Cucumbers
3G3l4c for No. and 1q21ec per ID FOR others
Garlic 263c per lb; Green Peppers, 30950c
per box sack; Green Okra. 359f5Oc per box;
Egg Plant 35G5Oc per box; Marrowfat Squash.
SlO012 per ton
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Hides, TdH07V, Wool and Hops.
All descriptions remain as before quoted.
HIDES AND SKINS-CuIIs and brands sal

All descriptions remain as before quoted
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 115c under quotations Heavy Sailed
Steers. 9Ac; medium sac; light Sc: Cow
Hides. SC for heavy and SC for light; Stays.
&c; Salted Kip, sac; Sailed Veal. 915c;
Sailed Calf. 1Oc; dry Hides 15d15kc: dry Kip.
13c dry Calf. 1Tc; Sheepskins. shearlings. 250
30c each; short wool. 4O45Oc each; MEDIUM, 20
salt 81 75 for large and S202 80 for medium
81 25G1 70 for small and SOC for Colts; Horse
Hides dry, 81 20 for large and 81 so for me-
dium. $1a1 % for small and SOC for Colts.
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican. 3215c; dry salted
Mexican 26c; dry Central American 32l4e.
coat Skins-Prime Angoras. 75c: large and
smooth soc: medium. 35c: small. zoe
TALLOW-NO. 1 rendered 472G4&4c per Ii;
No 2 4d4Hc: grease. 21AI3c.
WOOI-FaH cIp-San Joaquin Lambs. 90
12c FoothiIl 10G12c; Middle County. 11613c.
Quotations for spring clip follows:
Humboldt and MendocinO 1SQ2Oc; Nevada. Is
915c: Valley oregon, fine. 1SG19c; do. medium.
I7G1sc: do coarse. 16417c per lb.
HOPS-22G26c per 10 for California and 10
d23c for oregon.
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binary and 81 5Od5 for fancy from Santa Cruz.
HUCkLEBERRIES-6 per 10.
APPLES-9OcG$1 % per box for fancy, 500
Soc for good to choice and 25Q4Oc for ieom-
mon.
PEARS-Bartletts, S1G1 so; winter varie-
ties, 5OdT5c per box.
QUINCES-4OG6Oc Der box.
FiGSNBlack. 5OcdS1 for double layers and
35Q5Oc for drawers: White, 100000 per box.
PRUNES-5CGSS5c per box or crate.
PEACHES-Sman boxes. 4Od65c; carriers.
4OQ6Oe; large open boxes. 6OdT5c; per ton.
nominal.
PoMEGRANATEs- -5OGT5c for small boxes
and 50 for large.
GRAPES-Seedless. 50G65c per box; Isabella.
coarse per crate: other varieties, 25G4Oc for
small boxes: 100000 for crates and 5Oc6s1
for large open boxes; Wine Grapes $20025 per
ton for Zinfandel and S15 for white
MELONS-Cantaloupes, 81 2ta1 20 per crate;
Nutmeg Melons, 50oqS1 pei rox: Watermelcns.
10a20c each.
CITRUS FRUiTS-Oranges. 50 5Od3 for fan
cy Nalencias $2d2 80 for choice and S1G1 so
for standard; Seedlings. $1gpl %; Hemons. S10
: per box: Grape Fruit. S212 so; Mexican
Lines, go 5OdI 80; Bananas, nominal; Pine
apples, $2G3 per dozen.
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Ne7U York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. Sept 24.-FLOUR-Receipts
20.30o barrels; exports. 62s5 barrels. Dull and
nominal.
WHEAT Receipts. 12675 bushels: spot,
firm. No. red, s1sc elevator and s2ssc {. O.
b. afioat; No Northern Duluth. s55sc +. o. b.
afoat; No. l hard Manitoba 903se f. o. b
ahoat. Options at the opening were frmer on
small Northwest receipts, higher outside mar
kets and coverings Later they met free Of
ierings and declined. rejecting small clear
ances and reports Of heavy orders in stocks
and further liquidation. Near the close il raj
lied on liberal clearances and closed MG4c
ret higher. May closed S3Ac; September
closed s3he; December closed S3Ac
HOPS-Ftrm. Pacific Coast, 1903 medium
to choice, 2Ia31c.
HIDES-Steady
PETROLEUM-Steady
WOOL-Firm.
SUGAR-Raw, firm; fair refining, 3%c: CEN
trifugal 96 test, 29-32c; molasses sugar
CSC. Refined sugar. firm
COFFEE-Spot, steady. The market for cof-
Zee futures opened steady at unchanged prices
To an advance Of . points The close was
steady and brisk, net unchanged to 10 points
higher. Sales were 32,75O bags Including.
October at 4.3oal.35c; November, 440d4 45c :
December, 4.70a4.75c; January 4sOd4 S5c /:
February. 4.S5c; March. 49565. OOc; May 5 10
q5.l5c; July and August. 5-25c.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market con-
tinued steady. Futures firmly held New
crop supplies are arriving in small quantities
but are hardly moving in sufficient volume To
establish prices. Old crop, common, are quot
ed at 445c; prime at "a G5}ic; choice at 60
SIC, and fancy at bs4 az nc.
NES-Ruled steady TO firm, with a fair
demand, quotations ranging from 314 QTc for
APRICOTS-Are steady Choice are quoted
at 9A G913c, extra choice at 9Ad10Ac and
fancy at lOAd12c.
PEACHES-Are firmly held. Choice are
quoted at 7Aq7Ac and extra choice at 7M@
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, RdiSitrS, II Honey

The situation remains the same. the demand
Tor fruit being good at firm prices Sellers
are not making any concessions to move the
goods and buyers have to come up TO their
views TO secure supplies
NEW FRUIT-Apricots. 7691kc for Royals
and eQI1c for McOrparks; Evaporated Apples
5G6c; Peaches, 5A G7c; Pears 5d9c; Nee
tarines. 4q414c for white; Figs white 4B9
4%c In boxes; Plums pitted 5G7c per ID
PRUNES-1903 crop, PHASE for the four
sizes; 1902 crop. 22s G2%c C for the four sizes
RAISINS-1903 prices are as follows: Two
crown. 6a6Ac; three-crOwn. AdS1Hc; four
crown. ga G7c.
NUTS-Wamuts No. softshen I2Hc: No.
2 10hc; No l hardshell 12c: No. 2 10c; new
Almonds lie for Nonpariels. 1OI5c for 1 X l.
10A for Ne Plus Ultras and sac for Langue-
doc: Peanuts, 6G7c for Eastern; Pecans, 110
13c: Cocoanuts 81 5O65.
HONEY-CoTnb, new. 121h61315c for white
and 9G11c for amber; new water white ex-
tracted. 5150615c; light amber extracted. &C.
dark 3i504Ac.
BEESWAX-2Td29c per lb
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Poultry and Game.

A car of Western Poultry that came in late
on the preceding day was sale and cleaned
up well at steady prices Another car came
in Yesterday making the fourth for the week,
but was not marketed. Receipts Of domestic
stock were moderate and all descriptions
cleaned up quickly at previous quotations. Fine
large young BOOSTERS and good heavy Hens
were particularly firm and small lots of ex-
ceptionary fine stock sold above the quoted
rates Game in good request and the light
receipts cleaned up quickly. Doves were quoted
higher
POULTRY-Young Turkeys. 20622c per ID;
Geese per pair 81 50d1 70; Goslings, S232 25;
Ducks $4d5 per dozen for old and $5a6 for
young; Hens. 81 J0d5 so; young BOOSTERS.
S5G6: old Roosters 81 5O05: Fryers S465;
BroiIers S3G3 10 for large and 81 50d3 for
small Pigeons 81 25@t so per dozen for old
and 81 J0G2 for Squads.
GAME-Rabbits. 81 IS per dozen for Cotton
tails: Hare, 81 % per dozen; Wild Doves 81 %
per dozen.
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Provisions.

This market shows no change of note one
way or the other.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 121kc per ID for
heavy. 13c for light medium 15c for light.
10 14c for extra light 1T15c for sugar-cured and
1S15c for extra sugar-cured; Eastern sugar
cured Hams 151lGi5%tc: California Hams. is
Q15Ac: Mess Beef. $1f so per Dbl; extra Mess.
s12d12 90; Family. $13G13 so; prime Mess
salted Pork. 1215c: Pig Pork. S2s: Pigs Feet.
So %: Smoked Beef. 15c per ID
LARD-Tierces quoted at T%4c per ID for
compound and 10hG1Ostc for pure; half bar
rels pure 119uAe lob tins 11AG1115c;
5-lb tins 11%c; BIB tins. 11%c.
half barrels 91kc; one tierce csc; two tierces
enc; five tierces 9Bc per lb.
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Foreign Futures.
Ne70 York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The London tin
market was weak. spot declining e1 2s Sd 70
s117 lis Cd and futures S1 to els los. The
New York market responded to an Indifferent
demand and the weakness abroad, closing
weak at S26 20q26 80, Copper remained quiet
SI3 30, and casting $13 1212 In London, how
ever. it was lower, spot declining 12s Cd to
R55 and futures los to e55 Lead declined Is
ID to ELI Is Sd in London and remained firm
locally at 81 so.
'Speter remained unchanged here at So and
London was unchanged at e12
Iron closed at 50s Sd in Glasgow and at AS
Sd in Middlesboro. Locally iron was quiet
No. 1 foundry Northern, $1T; No foundry
Northern, S16 so; No. 1 foundry Southern and
No. / foundry Southern sofr, SIG
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LOCAL MARKETS..
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.


WHEAT-There was no news worthy of note
from the Eastern or foreign markets.
This market unchanged as to futures,
but cash grain showed decline and was
quoted dull with buyers still holding off.
CASH WHEAT
California Club, 81 i50l 4T15; California
White Australian. 81 55fl 60; Northern Club
81 42hG1 45 Northern Blue Stem 81 521LR
l 5T1a; Oregon Valley. 81 II y per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m
Open. High. Low Close.
December 81 409s 81 4ol5 81 39& 81 4O}s
May -. -. ] Al 41l5 l 403, Al i
. y. m session.
December 81 9psn 9d 81 HiS9 i59 $, 4w qSs cSse ss
and cash grain being lower. Receipts are still
heavy.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed, 81 1901 1917; Shipping and Brewing.
81 1IhG1 22le; Chevalier. 81 2OG1 so for fair
to choice.
FUTURES
Session TO II 80 a. m
Open. High. Low. Close.
December Isl o9A 81 09A 81 90 81 Co.'S
.. m. session.
December 81 O97s s.
OATS-The recent heavy receipts have had
seen. The demand has also fallen off Offer
ings are larger than for some time and are IN
excess of market needs.
White, 81 peal 325: Black 81 4O71 60.
Red, 81 20G1 22l9 for common and 81 25G1 30
for choice; Gray. 81 2219G1 27b per ctl
CORN-Quotations for both Western and do
mestic are lower, offerings are larger and the
Western, sacked 81 4215 for Yellow 81 1915
for White and 81 40 for mixed California large
yellow, 81 45gl 90; small round do, 81 700
l rs; White, 81 90 per ctl.
RYE-S1 25Q1 80 per ctl
BUCKWHEAT-S2 25GI2 so per ctl
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Beans and Seeds.

The steam is all out of the Bean narl,at
business is now quiet and several descrintio-, !,
are falling back again. Limas alone continue
to keep up. with a good demand reported
BEANS-Bayos, 50 e5@2 So; Pea. 81 25.
Buffers, So %; small White S36i3 IN. iargs
White, 50 1903; Pink, 81 906I3; Red s. e0gl:,.
Lima. $3 60G3 90; Red Kidneys, S4; BIackey-'
81 65G2 20 per ctl; Horse Beans. 81 4OG1 10
SEEDS-Brcwn Mustard, nominal: Yellow
Mustard nominal: Flax, 81 7Od1 so: Canary
5d5%c for Eastern; Alfalfa nominal; Rape
1A q21sc: Timothy, 60615c; Hemp, az G3ibc
per lb; Millet' SG3hc: Broom Corn Seed. S20g
% per ton.
DRIED 'PEAs-Green. 81 soQ2 per ctl.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local stocks and bonds sho7o little flncuatiom.
HaL-Street stocks rally point or so.
Sll1'T and ErohaHge before quoted
Wheat duH and 7ceaker- Barley continues decline.
Oats gi5e 7uay under heavy arri5aS
Corn lO7cer and more freely offered, Rye unchanged
Beans qfietey 1Cith a 7Oeakn feeling.
hay and FeedstHfs in ample supply and unchanged
Butter 9ceak and offered concessions Eggs undisfrbed
Cheese market congested 7cith lO5cer grades
Dried Fruits frm 7cith good demand
Pro5lsiOHS Sho1V little change, here eIse7otcre
Tooi Hops and Hides previously quoted.
Hogs in sufficient supply and easy.
Potatoes Onions and Vegetables materially changed
Poultry and Game continue TO clean up readily.
Fresh Fruits in good supply and rather quiet.
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Flour and MHlStufS.

FLoUR-California Family Extras. 81 GO0
50, usual terms; Bakers Extras, 81 50a4 60:
for family and So 9004 40 for Bakers
MILLSI FFS-Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour, SO % per 100 lbs. rive
Flour. s. 20; Rye Meal 81; Rice Flour. 81.
Corn Meal. So 20: extra cream do. $4 Oat
Groats $4 80; Hominy. $4Gl4 %; Buckwheat
Flour, "a 5Oa4 10; Cracked Wheat So 75. Fa-
rina 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour. So 80: Rolled
Oats. bbls. 81 25dS coin sacks, SO T5GlS 10.
Pearl Barley, So: Split Peas. boxes, 81; Green
Peas $5 90 per 100 lbs.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-26
Eastern livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept 25.-CATTLE = Receipts,
prime steers. SIS 4O@6; poor to medium. S. soG
%; stockers and feeders, So 4Od4 25; cows.
81 46q4 40; heifers, $2@4 rs; Gamers 81 4OG
90; bulls, S2q4 80; calves, $3 50QS: Texas
HoGs-Receipts; To-day. 14,ooo; tomorrow.
IS Soa6 80; good to choice heavy S. 95S6 10;
rough heavy, SO 40q5 65; light, steady. IS 75d
4G; bulk Of sales. So 6596
SHEEP-Receipts, roo. Sheep, steady to 10c
lower. Good to choice wethers. SO 1904 25;
fair to choice mixed. 81 25@3 40; Western
Western lambs, So 1905 90.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-26
Hay and FeedStnfS.

All descriptions remain as before quoted.
BRAN-$22Q23 per ton
MIDDLINGS-S26 50G2S Der ton
SHORTS-S22623 per ton
FEEDSTUF'FS-Rolle Barley, s24G25 per
ton: Oilcake Meal at the mill. $26G26 80: lob
bing, $27Q27 80; Cocoanut Cake. S2I6S2S.
Corn Meal S32 50933; Cracked Corn ssaG
33 50 Mixed Feed $22 50G23 SO: Horse Beans
$2S@30 per ton.
HAY-Wheat S11G14 so. with sales of extra
choice at $15; Wheat and Oat S1IMI3 10. 0at
S1O913; wild Oat. 50 5Oa11 so: Barley SaSf1
Glover, s. 5oa1l; Stock. SsaS; Alfalfa. SO 5Oa
10 30 per ton.
STRAW-35965c per bale