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Hides, Tailow. wool and Hons.

Wool Hides and Hops continue very firm
and In excellent shape for sellers, with stock
passing actively into consumption A dispatch
from Portland says The record price for
Oregon Hops was reached last week. when 100
bales were sold to Eastern brewers at 80 cents;
even the poorer grades are bringing 80
cents. It is estimated that not over u,OOO
bales are left in the hands OF growers. and
they are held firmly, offers OF even 81 cents
being refused
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about l1q1c under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers. lie; medium, 10c; light, enc; Cow
Hides. 911c for heavy and 91ac for light;
Stags. &c; Salted Kip. 1Ohc; Salted Veal.
II &c; Salted Calf. 111ze; dry Hides. 17hc: dry
Kip, 15c; dry Calf. zoe: sheepskins. sheariinss.
2oQ4Oc EACH short Wool. 4og6Sc each me-
dunn, 10000; long Wool $141 o0i Horse
Hides. SALT 50 T5 for large and S242 30 Tor
medium, 81 50G2 for small and Doc for colts.
Horse Hides, dry, 81 20 for large and 81 % Lor
medium, 81 for small and soc for colts;
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican. 30c; dry saiteo
Mexican. 25c: dry Central American. 5Oc; Soat
skins-Prime Angoras, T5c; extra large oo'
81 %; large. soc; medium, 35c; small, 2Oc-
TALLOW-No. / rendered. 4845c per io'
No. 2. 316c; Grease, 21h93c
WOOL-FaN clip-San Joaquin ana South-
ern. 9Q11c; Southern, sq9c: Southern Noun Noun
tain. 9411c; Middle Counties. free. L5Et4c.
do, defective. 10112c; Northern free. IxQ Qltc'
do defective. 10912c; Humboldt ana Menoo
cfno. 1661Sc per ID.
HoPe-19O4 crop, 29a82c per ID.
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REGENTS of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Business Better. With a More Inter-
eStin0 Market.

1t was quite an interesting day on the Stock
ana Bond Exchange Trading active and
fluctuations wider and numerous
than for some time. The sugar stocks were
freely dealt in and quotations had an advanc-
ing tendency, Hawaiian Commercial advancing
from $GT to $50 Makaweli selling up to $50
and Paauhau TO S17 while Hutchinson and
Honokaa showed fractional advances. Gas and
Electric was very active at $56 25G56 3T15 in
the morning and $50 3712d d56 in the afternoon.
closing at $50 75 bid. Alaska Packers sold at
$97 % in the morning and S91 5OU9T 80 in the
afternoon. There sales OF California
street Cable at $l9S and California Safe De-
pOsit at $3.50.
The oil stocks were quiet The Comstock
mining shares were quiet and lower but the
Tonopahs and Goldhelds were active with
higher prices for Jumbo and several other
stocks.
Ex-dIvidend yesterday: The California Wine
Association, regular monthly OF so cents per
share, amounting to $26,125; the Giant Powder
Company Consolidated. a regular monthly Of so
cents per share. amounting to $40. .OOO: the
Monte Cristo Oil Company. a monthly OF cent
per share amounting to $4,000; Central Eureka
Mining Company, regular monthly OF cents
per share
The Chutes Company paid a regular monthly
dividend OF cents per share. amounting to
$3OOO November Z.
has declared a regular monthly dividend OF 60
cents per share. payable November 81.
The Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company
has declared a regular monthly dividend OF 10
cents per share, payable November IL.
The Fischer Rebmann Theater Company re-
Gently levied its third assessment at the rate
of 10 cents par share. delinquent November %.
The Wild Goose Mining and Trading Com
pany has declared it's first dividend at the rate
of 80 cents per share. payable November 21.
An assessment of SO per share delin-
ouent yesterday on the capital stock Of the
South San Francisco Dock Company.
At the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the San Francisco Savings Union the
following were nominated for directors to be
voted for at the annual election December 20:
H F. Allen Jacob Barth. Fred H. Beaver
George c. Boardman W. c. B. de Fremery W.
a Magee c. O. q. Miller z. b. Pond. Rob
ert Watt. Wakefield Baker. II. G. Hellmann.
M r. Higgins and David Mckay.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. s5G5 IS; San Quentin,
81 so: Wool Bags. 3O932c; Fleece Twine, TIC;
Fruit Bags. e14@7Ac for white and 7e for
brown jute.
coAL-wellington. IS per ton: New Vel
llngton IS; Seattle. So so; Bryant. So 80;
Beaver Hill. IS 80; Roslyn. 81: Coos Bay
81 so; Richmond. 81 so; Cumberland. s13 IN
thracite Egg. s14; Welsh Anthracite Egg $15;
Welsh Lump. S11 so; Camel, SO per ton; Coke
s11 5OG13 per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks:
Rocky Mountain descriptions. IS so per short
ton.
OILs-Quotatons are for barrels; for cases
ACC for raw; Castor OIL. in cases. No /. zoe;
Bakers AA cases. 81 1901 p; Lucoi. SOC for
65GSOc per gallon; Cocoanut OIL, in barrels
5Sc for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra
bleached winter Sperm OIL CSC: natural winter
Sperm Oil 63c: extra bleached winter Whale
OIL SIC; natural Whale OIL. SIC; extra winter
strained Lard Oil. zoe: No. Lard OIL. csc;
pure Neatsfoot oil. 73c; No. 1 Neatsfoot on
63c. light Herring OIL. 42c; dark Herring on
4Oc; Salmon Oil. 34c; boiled Fish Oil. SIC: raw
Fish Oil 35c; boiled Paint OIL. 33c: raw Paint
COAL oII.-water White Coal OIL. in bulk
I3c; Pearl Oil in cases, 1e13c; Astral. 195hc:
Gene. 23c: Deodorized Stove Gasoline. in bulk
Ice; in cases. 2215c; Benzine; in bulk. 13c: in
cases, 1910; S6-degree Gasoline. in bulk, 25c:
TCRPENTINE-s1c per gallon In cases and
75c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 7H6
T=tc per ID: White Lead, IL Q7%c. according
TO Qua1tity-
StTGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. per 10, in 1OO-Ib bags:
Cubes crushed and Fine Crushed 6 25c:
Powdered 6.1Oc: Candy Granulated, 61Oc: Dry
Granulated, fine, &c; Dry Granulated. coarse
&c: Fruit Granulated &c; Beet Granulated
10O-Ib bags only) 5000; Confectioners A &c.
Magnolia \. 5-60c; Extra c, $500; Golden c.
3 40c; ID. =. 53oc; barrels. 10c more; half
barrels 25c more: boxes. SOC more; 50-lb bags
IOc more for all kinds. Tablets-Half barrels
65Oc: boxes. 6T5c; H. & E. Crystal Dominos
9c per h. No orders taken for less than sew
enty-fve barrels or its equivalent.
SALMON-Is rather more active. especially
in the cheaper grades Alaska Red is dull,
with buyers bids below the views OF holders.
New York dealers do not bid over 81 10. Piuks
outside of association holdings are well cleaned
up and firm, with sales for Japan at 75c.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables.

Previous conditions prevailed in the Potato
market and low prices still ruled. with re-
celpts large and surplus stock steadily accumu-
latlng. Five carloads OF Sweets were market
ed, causing another sharp break in prices
Onlcns remained hrm with receipts light ana
the demand brisk shipping and speculative
accounts.
Fresh lots OF choice Tomatoes and Cucum-
bers were in good request at fair prices, while
old and poor lots which have been lying around
for some time were very hard 10 sell, even at
the minimum quotations. Beans were in com
paratively light supply and steady. Two sacks
OF Green Peas came in from Los Angeles, the
first of the season from tn1t region, and sold
at &c per pound
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river. 4Oq
65c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks. $1Q1 80 per
ctl; River Reds 65qS5c per ctl; Sweet Pota-
toes, 506175c per cti.
ONIONS-s1 25G1 10 per ctl.
VEGETABLES-String Beans. 21s q3c per 10;
Wax Beans, 2hG319c per lb Lima Beans,
31a95c per Id; Tomatoes. 25Q75c per box;
Summer Squash. 81 % per box; Cabbage, DOC
per ctl; Carrots. 75c per sack Cucumbers' ZoP
3Oc per box; Garlic, 412c per ID; Egg
Plant, 35G140c per box: Dried Peppers, nom
inal; Green Okra. nominal: Green Peppers, 70
q50c per box; Marrowfat and Hubbard Squash,
$10G12 per ton for round lots.
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D,,ed Eruits. Nuts. Raisins, Honey

The chief local feature in this market at
resent is the dullness in Honey, a large line
- Nevada lying neglected the market as
oireedv mentioned. All quotations remain un-
changed ...
pa,-aIs and g912c for MoorparKs; Nectarines
cicy@1hc for White and oh97c for Ped
Uanhss u7agh 71A@S1Ic per 10: Pears. 76ioc.
Peagns'' Psn5ns pitted. eae1sc for black. 7hGsEc
~ rIud rsd and TGs1sc for yellow; Figs 2erowxn
bricks. tTi soc; s-erown; 55c; 4.crown, eOc; &
Glo" GEloo"no.rated Apples, 5d7c per ID.
HrpRRGfNES-1%G1 G1%c per lb for the four sizA.
- 2Lc basis for the large sizes
RAIsINs-1sod B cToB Z O. b. Fresno-Im-
london Layers, s0c9s1 10; Loose Muscatels. 4
seeded. 4g5lkc: Thompsons seedIess. 4zo:
SesSisss Sultanas. 3Ac per lb.
NITTS-New Walnuts. No. l softshell. I2a
,aiso; No. 2. 1o@10hc; No. hardshen' i2c
No ioc: Almonds. 1e917c for NonparieIs
i4a14isc for x L. 1s914c for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedoc; Peanuts, 667c for
Eastern; Pecans. 11@13c; Cocoanuts 81 5O95:
Chestnuts. s612lsc per lb for California and
12BT13I5c for Italian.
HoNEY-Comb 115913c for white and 10a
lie for amber; water white extracted $40
&c: light amber extracted. 59511c; dark. 80
BEEswAx-27Q2sc per Id.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO Nov. IO.-The wheat market
compare lively steady at the opening, the effect
Of rain or snow in many parts Of the South
west being offset by much smaller movement
in the Northwest and by higher prices in for
eigli grain markets. Initial quotations on De-
cember were unchanged at 81 13ss May was
unchanged to Is lower at 81 12a4 al 12% For
a tine the market rather quiet. there be-
ing q small demand from pit traders and fair
buying b. commission houses. There
some selling reports OF a break in the
drouth in the Southwest but strength of corn
restricted offerings. Toward the middle Of the
session the market became strong in sympathy
with buish conditions in the Northwest At
Minneapolis excellent cash demand was re-
ported ard a considerable Improvement in
milling demand was noted In the Southwest
also the demand from millers was urgent The
high point ir December reached at
81 145k May sold up to 81 1874 During the
last hour OF trading the market lost much of
its strength q result of selling due to
break in prices. The close, however, was
firm final quotations on December being * a
15c up to 81 1875 May closed at 81 f3&s
Active covering by shorts caused a strong
tone in the corn market early in the day The
market closed weak at about the lowest point
Of the day. December was SC down at 5O5c.
Oats were Influenced entirely by the action
OF other grains. December closed &9Isc lower
at rs q 62S7sc.
Lower prices Of hogs and a slump in corn
had q depressing influence on the provision
market At the close January pork was down
20c. Lard and ribs were each off 715c.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High Low C1osa
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Poultry and Game.

No more Western Poultry came in and there
was very little of the stock previously received
left hand. Trade was more active in do
mestic stock, which was in light receipt, but
prices were without quotable change Dressed
Turkeys were Offering in small quantities and
sold al 22G2Gc per pound.
Trade in Game rather quiet and prices
showed considerable revision. Spr1s ana
Widgeon Ducks were quoted frmer. while Red
Heads. Gray Geese and Hare were mostly in
poor condition and cheaper
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 16q1Sc for old
and 2IG23c per Id for young; Geese. per pail
81 50d2; Goslings, $2G2 %; Ducks. 81 5O45
per dozen for old and $54T for young; Hens,
$4a4 30 for small and $5Q5 so for large; young
BOOSTERS, S5d5 so; old Roosters. S414 90; Fry
ers. s4d4 30; Broilers. 81 5Oq3 so; Pigeons.
81 so; Squads S2d2 %.
GAME-Mallard Ducks. S3GT per dozen;
Canvasback s317. Teal, S2G2 80; Sprig, $50
so: Widgecn. $2Q2 25: Red Heads. S2q3;
small Ducks, 81 5062; Gray Geese, S3q3 80;
White Geese. 81 50Q2; Brant. 81 5Oq2 80 ;
Honkers, S3d5 Snipe. s. for English and 81 80
for common; Doves. 81 70; Hare, 81 5Od1 %;
Rabbits 81 for Cottontaiis and 81 so for Brush.
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Hay and Feedstnffs.

Bran and MiddlIngs continue firm and un-
changed Hay is in moderate receipt and
steady at previous prices.
The circular Of Somers & Co. says:
Total receipts OF Hay show a diminution
of 500 tons from the arrivals Of last week.
the records showing but 27c0 tons, as COM
pared with $500 for our last report This
sudden lessening was very largely caused be-
cause of there being practically no market to-
day detection day. The railroads received no
freight and but one of Hay was side
tracked Another reported shortage in cars
will probably tend to decrease shipments so
that for the balance Of the month we will
probably have no surplus sent in. which should
tend to hold the market rather steady for a
time.
for although hear rumofs that Oregon and
Washington are short OF Hay. yet careful in
uuiry fails to give any material promise OF
trade in that direction. Southern California
continues to draw from our warehouse stocks.
but the San Francisco market does not seem
benefited In any way because OF 1t. Local
trade is ouiet and apparently nothing but a
dry weather scare will influence the trade here
to buy except for their Immediate needs
ITO sum UP the situation we would state
that until we have some good winter rains
the market should hold fairly firm both be-
cause of the tendency Of the farmers to await
crop Developments and the car scarcity, which
may continue for another month or two.
Damaged Hay, which has been arriving 50
freely of late. has practically disappeared:
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Changes In quotations yesterday were few
and slight Butter continued weak a rule,
though some houses reported steadier tone
for strictly fancy creamery. Others were over
loaded and reported exactly the reverse. Store
Butter offered low down There was no
change in Cheese.
The situation in Eggs was very similar TO
that in Butter. Some houses were cleaned up
OF ranch goods ana quoted very firm market,
while others stated that, not being sold out
and finding the market beginning to drag. they
offering to sell at concessions to clear
their floors. The general situation, however.
stood about the same
Receipts were 65. 400 lbs Butter. 523 cases
Eggs and 35 700 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands 81 y %
2215c for. extras and 19G20c for lower to
dunn grades dairy, 1TG2Gc: cold storage, 1SGp
21c; store Butter. 12I5G14c; Eastern cubes,
nominal: Eastern ladle packed. 1JG16c.
CHEESE-12d121ac for choice mild new and
lO611c for old; cold storage 10isG11c; Young
Americas 12G15c: Eastern. 10d15c per ID.
EGGS-Ranch. 4sd50c for large white
lected 46d471zc for good TO choice and 3T1a9 q
45c for common; cold storage. 25q30c; East
ern 25d2Sc for choice. 22G2fc for standards
and l0H12lc for seconds.
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ytfOVO = 2 n fL . Oct cent no %
700 Spring Val Water gen mtge As. 90 .
5000 United r r OF F per cent 50 90
Street
Alaska Packers Association o.. 81 Is
SO California-st Gable r r. Ioe ~
tl,OOO Market-st Ry LIST con 5s..117 90
5000 Spring Val Water gen mtge As 80 25
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

wHEAT-Foreign futures were higher Chi
reported too much rain in the Argentine.
where the harvest is delayed two weeks by
wet weather Frost was reported in the South
west The bears hammered the market on
fine reports from the Michigan crop.
The Chicago wires of E. F. Hutton Co.
said: Decided strength developed tmmedi-
ately after the opening on reported cables from
Argentine that heavy rains still continue.
sion houses. caused free covering by shorts,
which carried the market TO high prices OF
the day. Northwest cash markets were
ported better with a much better demand for
The market suffers from lack of outside inter
stocked with Wheat and Flour. and until we
note some improvement in the cash situation
or Flour demand We cannot get very bullish
on Wheat
In this market the cash grain had an up
ward tendency and was i1s,. held higher. though
active and firm without much change
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 45q1 SPY; California
White Australian. 81 55Q1 62h; Northern
Club, 81 4541 o215; Northern Bluestem 81 go
al 821a per ctl
Session TO II 30 a. m.
Open. High. Low Close
RsSsmosr Rsy @ 81 tss ts y t ts 4s% 'I tsA ts
. D. m. session
Rse Y'ss e. ' ~ ~ F3Sss -
BARLEY-Futures were hrmer but quiet
The cash grain was dull and unchanged
CASH BARLEY.
Feed, 81 05a1 11A Brewing and Shipping.
81 15g1 1715; Chevalier. 81 171ad1 22h per
ctl
FUTURES
Session to II 30 a. m
Open High. Low Close.
December 81 CO.'S 81 0e5s 81 O9as 81 O9%
May ........ l CO.'S o913 l O9as 095S
p. m. session.
December-No sales; 81 co.'s bid 81 O9l6 asked
May-No sales; 81 GO bid
OATS-The market is steady with a slight
advance in Washington clipped White. which
are selling up to 81 81 y. The other descrip-
tions are unchanged
White, 81 42haI 5Th; Surprise. 81 55a1 40.
Red for feed 81 325Ql 45 for No i and
81 221aG1 80 for No. 2; extra fine for seed.
81 4215M1 so. Black. 81 30GD1 35 for feed and
81 45I1 60 for seed.
CORN-Another large line of 2600 ctls came
In from the West making $500 ctls from that
ern Corn is all ordered ahead and none of II
comes in on consignment. The market alb
serbs II without delay, as stocks are light
and the demand is active There is no Calf
fornia coming in, as 1t is yet too damp for
shelling.
The Government report on Corn is as fol-
lows: Corn per acre. 267, against 255 last
year. with ten year average of 23.e
Western sacked. 81 4bNl 30 for Yellow
81 A5d1 80 for White and 81 45G1 so for Mixed:
California large yellow, 81 459l so; small
round do, 81 5bG1 6215; White nominal:
Egyptian. 81 3591 80 for White and 81 250
/ 80 for Brown.
RYE-s1 8715G1 AZ per ctl
BUCKWHEAT-Nominal at about 81 per
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.


CHICAGO. Nov: 1o:-CATTLE Receipts.
steady. Good TO prime steers. Sc 1907; poor TO
medium, So SO96; stockers and feeders 81 LOG
10; cows 81 1904 so; heifers, 81 7595 rs;
Gamers, 81 25G2 40: bulls. s2d4 35; calves,
So 5097; Western steers, SO 1905 80.
HOGS5Receipts: To-day, %. 600; to- morrow.
20; good to choice heavy, IS 05q0 20; rough
heavy 81 1904 e0 light, 81 S5@5 1212; bulk OF
sales, 81 95Q5 O5
sHEEP-Receipts, 1876 Sheep steady;
lambs strong Good TO choice wethers, 81 40Q
10 fair to choice mixed, $4q5 TO- Western
lambs $4Q5 so.
OMAHA Nebr. Nov. 10.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts s20o Market steady. Native steers,
steers s395; Texas steers 81 1903 76; range
COWS and heifers. 81 1903 so; Gamers, 81 759
25. stockers and feeders, 81 50a4; calves $40
so; bulls and stays, 81 75dS S5
HOGS-Receipts 6S00. Steady. Heavy, "a 95
as: mixed, 81 95Q4 971a; light 81 9o@4 971z ;
pigs. $4Q4 10; bulk. 81 1904 81 IA
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900 Slow to steady
Western yearings, s494 40; wethers, So sO9
80; ewes So 50d4 10; common and stockers.
81 50q4 10; lambs, S5q5 20.
Kansas City.
celpts 5000; native steers SO 1906 40; native
cows and hefers, 81 5o6D5; stockers and feed
ers 81 25G4 10; bulls 81 1898 so; calves, 81 25
as; Western steers, $3G4 so; Western cows,
81 5oa3 so.
HOGS = Receipts. 1000 Steady. Bulk OF
sales, 81 s5q5; heavy, 50 o5q5 10; packers,
81 e0G5 1914 pigs and lights. 81 50Q5 05.
SHEEP = Receipts 1900. Strong. Muttons,
So 5OQI4 so: lambs S4 2565 75; range wethers,
$4G4 rs, ewes 81 5oG4 o5.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Trade in Apples was of fair volume but the
market overstocked with fancy fruit and
some handlers of imported stock willing
to sell at cost in order to effect clearances.
Extra fancy Oregon Spitzenbergs were firmly
held previous prices, but found few buyers.
Common California Apples were neglected. OW-
ing to the abundance and res sonable prices OF
fancy fruit from other States. Stocks of other
orchard fruits were generally light and prices
of all descriptions were well maintained Grapes
continued TO advance under steadily decreasing
receipts and stocks were closely cleaned up at
the close Strawberries did better under light
receipts while the other Berries stood pre-
free supply and although trade was fairly
active prices ranged lower. So being regarded
as an extreme figure for the best matured
stock Grape Fruit. too, was lower under in
creased supplies, while the other Citrus fruits
were firm at unchanged rates.
eTRAWBERRIES- -S7G11 per chest for Long
worths. S2G3 for Malindas and S446 for the
other large varieties
RASPBERRIES-S4a6 per chest.
HTTCKLEBERRIES-41T per Id.
a. EarIv black and S1O4IO so for New Jereex-
and Cape Cod Late Red; Coos Bay. $2Q2 as per
box. - =
% for ordinary fancy, oo1sOc Tor choice and
PEARS-Winter Nellis. $161 % per box:
cooking varieties 40gI5c per box.
RANATES-5oG6O for small and 81
nj IS for large boxes.
oJuNCEs-20640c per box.
FIGs-50cG$1 per box.
rPApESITable varieties 75c6s1 for crates
3oG50c for small boxes and 81 50Q2 for open
boxes -
K o5GI so per box; Lemons, S2 506l3 for fancy
e. ROO 25 for choice and 81 25G1 so for stand
srds. Grape Fruit. S202 80; Mexican Lines
9.@,roI American and T5cGS2 for Hawaiian:
Pineapples, S2d4 per dozen
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Beans and Seeds.

Receipts of Beans were again free, being
s94l sacks. Most of the offerings consist OF
damaged stock which exercises a depressing
influence on the market, already mentioned.
Dry Pinks are in demand but there are none
here. The quotations below represent dry lots
weather stained goods selling anywhere
from 81 to 81 per etl and slow at that.
NJ L. Wolff of Oxnard has prepared de-
tailed report OF this years Lima crop in Ven-
tura County, which is considered the most ac-
curate yet made. The report is compiled from
the reports OF the threshing machines and
gives Lmas at 33T, ,525 SKIS and other Beans at
so 900 SKIS
PEANs-Bayoe. 81 1893: Pea. SO 1903 25;
Buffers. 81 1903 small White, 50 1903 80;
large White, 81 40Q2 65; Pink. 81 1898 Is: Red,
"a 2594 30: Lima, 81 10G4 20; Red Kidneys,
81 5OQ4 75; Blackeyes, 81 60G2 10 per ctl;
Horse Beans, 81 S5G2 40
SEEDS-Brown Mustard 81 1905; Yellow.
Mustard, SO 25; Flax. $2q2 10; Canary, 6&
41c; Alfalfa. 151zG16Ec; Rape, 1Hq2h3c;
Timothy, SIC: Hemp, 3h93&c per lb; Millet.
21aq3hc; Broom Corn Seed, s2oQ21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 81 rs q so; Green
Peas 81 1902 so per ctl
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sUSnsARy OF THE SL4RKETs

sew T0rk stocks irreguIar and ex-
trcu1ci. active
ToczI sloclzs and bonds HEeIier and
more Interesting.
silver and Exchange not materially
changed
Bosom fas = lively Copper market
BEIlrsF aud Barley firm, but not ac-
live
tarer uaCcipts OF Corn from the West
Oals very sse2dy-
Hay and Foedstuffs as previously
quoted
Be1n market still hampered by wet
weather goods
kiVr- Potatoes low and weak. with
stocks socIHulaging.
Game and I1Ouitry in fair supply.
Apples in large Supply and weak New
crop oranges lower
lfuuer- Cheese and ElggS about as be
for
Nevada Honey still 1epresscs the mar
Ect-
Provisions duII. with barreled Pork
lower
Wool. Hides and Hops still active and
firm