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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-24
NO DREAD OF MOSQUE
TOES IF YOU HAVE A
SkEEI-GO

A unique way of using mosquito
powder smokelessly. It does a double
duty-makes the powder last longer and
makes it ten times more effective.
We know the Skeet-Go will give you
satisfaction. We ask you to get one to-
day and enjov evenings. We do not
ask you to take any risk If not salts
fed-entirely satisfed-bring it back
and get your dollar They are sold on
merit. You'll get more comfort from
your dollars investment than anything
you ever purchased Act on our advice
and see if we are not right.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-24
Gable Buildings Ready January.

Owing to various causes for delay in
the construction of the new cable build
iags at Midway, Milliken Bros. do not
expect to finish their contract until
January, 1905.
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Stocks and Cotton.

The private wires Of z. r Hutton & Co
from Wall street yesterday said:
STOCKs-Ma-ket continued buoyant to-
and closed with a rather Wild rush Of buy
ing which put prices up rather sharply. The
bank statement proved TO be unfavorable but
had no effect. Continued aggressive buying
oy leading bull interests were the factors
The market showed only slight reactional
tendency al close The market has abounded
with bull rumOrs OF various kinds calculated
10 stimulate the spread OF bullish sentiment
ana encourage general buying. The bull in
terest have taken advantage Of the strength
and broadness Of the market to unload por-
uon Of holdings which they have been carry
Ing the past six months and most OF which
were accumulated during the depression Of
last winter Should the Government report
turn Out satisfactory and confirm the present
promise OF the big corn crop. there is reason
TO believe bullish speculation will be continued
on an aggressive scale next week, as the
largest market interests have not yet been
able 20 distribute much stock and are still
working on the bull side on the belief that
the situation Is favorable TO still higher prices.
OF money stin Offering on call and time loans
a. low rates OF interest
COTTON-The sentiment at present among
the majority Of operators appears 10 be bear
ish for long pull on the expectation that the
increasing volume OF receipts will weigh heay-
lily the market and that prices will be
forced lower before the first Hood OF the move
ment OF the crop subsidies. There is how
ever. no guarantee that the crop VIII be over
J.. 100000 bales, and fully II 600 600 will
the shortage in the worlds stocks Of the
staple and manufactured goods from the short
crops Of the past five years and the enforced
curtailment OF production OF goods during
expectation OF any big break in the market
from this level
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The Butter market showed no material
change yesterday Some dealers reported
more activity In trade. which cleaned them
up Of fine goods. while others reported the
market still dull Owing to the recent hot
wave strictly hard sweet Butter is none too
plentiful. and soft goods are still coming in.
with cooler weather the market will probably
get back to its normal condition in a day
or two
Cheese is still in a most unsatisfactory con-
dition. the market being largely overstocked.
with a poor demand.
Quotations for Eggs remain before Most
dealers report the market slower the con-
sumption Is falling of with the conclusion. OF
the Templar celebration and. the departure OF
the thousands of visitors from town.
The receipts below for forty eight hours.
Receipts were 2T.5oo lbs Butter 905 cases
Eggs and rs, 200. lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands 25iz6
26lbe for extras and 24925c for frsts; dairy,
19G221bc: store Butter. 15q1sc: Eastern cream
cry. 19lSG2oc: Eastern ladle- packed. 14915hc
per ID.
CHEEsE-9aakc for choice mild new and
S6Shc for lower grades; Young Americas. 11Ea
1I1kc, Oregon SG10c; Eastern. 10G15c per ID.
EGGS-Ranch, 34d35e for large white Sc
lected 321s G331ac for choice and 30Q32c for
common; cold storage 27d2sc; store. 25627c.
Eastern. 25Q27c for frsts. 2lQ23c for seconds
and 2042lc for bakers.
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Frnit Crop Summary.

Fruit crop summary compiled from the tele-
graphic reports 70 the United States Agricul-
ture Department for the week ending Au-
gust so:
New England-High wind blew of apples,
but good crop promised; other fruit uneven.
New York-Apples and grapes very prom
Using: peaches and pears light.
New Jersey-Winter apples fair in places
only.
Pennsylvania-Winter apples developing rap
Idly; other fruits plentiful.
Nirginia-Apples and other fruits short
Florida-Rain needed in portions Of central
and southern districts for citrus fruits and
pineapples.
Arksnsas-Apples and peaches continue drop
ping; yields and quality fair.
kentucky-Apples below average.
Missourt-Apples dropping and viii be poor
crop; peaches fair; pears and grapes good
Ilnois-Grapes ripening; heavy yield; ap-
pies deteriorating
West Virginla-Apples light; grapes abund-
ant; rain needed.
Ohio-Apples continue dropping; pears fair;
grapes good; plums heavy crop.
Michigan-Apples and plums continue prom
ising.
Wlsconsin-Apple crop satisfactory.
Minnesota-Apples abundant in southeast.
Iowa-Gathering fall apples
NebreEka-Appies light TO fair.
Kansas-Apples good crop in many counties
poor IN others; peaches ripe. good and abund
ant.
Idaho-Fruit and melons abundant.
ColorsdO-Fruit and garden truck excellent
Utah-Fruit ranges doing well.
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Exchange and Bullion.
INTERNATIONAL
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

The Potato market had an easy tone. with
trade quiet and prices Of river Burbanks
ranged lower There was quits an accumu-
lation Of low grade river Burbanks lying on
the wharves and such stock was hard to sell,
even at concessions. Onions were fairly active
but the market was overstocked and rather
weak. Some dealers were offering the best
stock at 81 20 per GENITAL.
The market for miscellaneous vegetables was
literally supplied and generally weak. Wax
Beans were in limited supply and firm. while
String and Lima Beans were very weak. with
poor and old lots selling below the quotations
Garlic was firm and sold readily al the quo
tation Tomatoes were weaker, as stocks were
too heavy for the regular trade to absorb and
the Gamers not In the market.
OTATOES-Burbanks from the river, 5O1
75c per ctl: Salinas Burbanks. S1q1 25 per ctl;
Early Rose. nominal; Garnet Chiles. 75dS5c;
Sweet Potatoes. S1Q1 20 per ctl
ONIONS-S1d1 20 per ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corn, 50cG$1 25 per
sack or crate; String Beans 1G2c per 10;
Wax Beans 2qSc peg ID; Lima Beans. 1q24ac
per 10; Tomatoes. 2oQ50c per box: Summer
SQUASH, 20635c per box; Cabbage. 75c per ctl;
Carrots roc per sack; Cucumbers 2og55c per
box; Pickle Cucumbers nominal; Garlic. 415c
per ID: Egg Plant 25q4Oc per box; Dried
Peppers. nominal; Green okra, 3Qsq40c per
box; Green Peppers. 25Q40c per box; Marrow
fat Squash $15Q20 per ton.
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ons met with ready sale Stocks Of Citrus
fruits were closely cleaned up and previous
prices ruled for all descriptions. The steamer
which arrived from Panama on Friday brought
up 426 cases Of Mexican Lines, which had not
been marketed up to a late hour
STRAWBERRIES-$26 so per chest for
large varieties and $5GS for small berries.
BLACKBERRIES6S2Q per chest.
RASPBERRIES-$5610 per chest
HUCKLEBERRIESE76S per ID.
APPLES-$1 1OQ1 so per box for fancy, $50
6$1 for choice and 5o475c for common
PEARS-Bartletts S1Q1 25 per box: Win
ter Nellis s5c9s1i other winter varieties, oo0
75c per box.
PEACHEs-SmaI boxes. 45Q75c, including
carriers; open boxes 60cG1 80.
PLUMS AND PRUNES-50qT5c per crate
and 30d50c per small box; open boxes, 300
75c
PoMEGRANATEs- -5oG75c per box
QUINCES-35Q50c per box.
FIGS-Black. 25G75c per box: White, 20Q
8bc per box
MELoNs-cantaloupes s1G1 25 per crate;
Nutmeg Melons. 25q50c per box; Waternelons.
S2d5 per Dozen
GRAPESNsman boxes and crates: Seed
less. 40G50c; Tokay 40Q15c; Muscat. 4o075o;
Isabella. 5O975c; Black, 25Q50c; 6weetwater,
2594Oc Large open boxes-B1ack. bOG75c;
Tokay S191 25: Muscat 75c9S1; Sweetwater,
-; Wine Grapes $14d1S per ton.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. 81 50Q3 per
box for Valencias; Lemons 50 50G3 30 for
fancy 81 1872 % for choice and $1G1 so for
standard; Grape Fruit, S2G3: Mexican Lines.
SIS 50d6 per case; Bananas 81 2562 per
bunch for Central American and T5c9S1 25 FOR
Hawaiian: Pineappies. $294 per Dozen
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Provisions.

Dry salt Bacon was advanced 1zc yesterday:
Otherwise there was no change in the local
situation
The Chicago wires Of E. F. Hutton Co.
said:
1.-The pressure seems to come mainly from
local traders who argue that the ending OF
the strike viii bring large receipts OF Hogs
and lower prices. There are no evidences.
however OF any material liquidation Out
side holdings have been pretty well reduced.
and the packing interests seem favorable 10
long side but their purchases are not on a
large scale. The cash situation is a fairly
good one"
CURED MEATs-Bacon 111so per ID for
heavy. 11hc for light medium. lac for light
1415c for extra light and lie for sugar
cured dry salt Sides. 1oAc; Bellies, 11hc;
Eastern sugar cured Hams, 14c; Calf
fornia Hams 131hc; Mess Beef. $10G10 80 per
bbl extra Mess. S11911 so; Family. S12912 80;
prime Mess Pork. S14 so; extra clear. S24;
Mess. SIS: Dry Salted Pork. 10Ac: Pig Pork,
S26; Pigs Feet. $5; Smoked Beef 14c per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 613c per ID for
compound and 915c for pure; half barrels.
pure, 9zc; lob tins 10Ac: 5-lb tins. 1o9sc;
Bib tins, 101ac.
CoTTOLENE-one half barrel. ssse;. three
half barrels, SAC: one tierce. 61sc; two uerce1.
Sc; five tierces. 7Ic per 10.
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AUCTION SALES
=. CLOSING Out Sale at Auction -

These figures are expected to further increase
on October l.
''To-day's first hand stock consists OF 1877
bags Costa Rica. 44S Nicaragua, 1O.O72 Saliva
dor %. $50 Guatemala $40 Mexican and 1910
various; in all AZ. 307 bags.
Deliveries from first hands sinae the 9Th
uitimo include: 10 bags Costa Rica. $50
Nicaragua. 712O Salvador. II. .055 Guatemala.
241 Mexican and 1854 various, IN all 2O.39O
bags
The market closes quiet"
Costa Rica-Nominal: 14d15hc for strictly
prime TO fancy washed: 1215 6131ac for prime
washed; 11HG1214c for good washed; 11H01So
for good to prime washed peaberry; 10G11c
to prime; 9610hc for fair; T11QShc Tor com
mon to ordinary.
salvador-18HfGo for fancy washed, nominal:
12912&c for ger1ctly prime washed; 1910
IL q c for good 20 prime washed; ga 01OAc for
fair washed: 10f111zc FOR fair to prime wash
ed peaberry: 1O010iac for good to prime semi
washed: 99Sq1014c for superior unwashed; $40
for good green unwashed: 91sQ1Oc for good TO
superior unwashed peaberry; 6QSc for inferior
to ordinary.
Nicaragua-NominaI: 11B113Hc for prime
to fancy washed 9Ad1O1Ac for fair TO strictly
good washed: s1SGS%c for good to superior
unwashed; 915Q1Oc for good TO prime unwash-
ed peaberry.
Guatemala and Mexican-13% 015c for fancy
washed nominal; 11&613hc for prime 10
strictly prime washed: 11611bo FOR strictly
good washed: 1015 G1O2tc for good washed 0it
Q1OHc for fair washed; 81 acc FOR med um;
6dSc for inferior TO ordinary: 101ld1115c for
good to prime washed peaberry: 915010c for
good to prime unwashed peaberry; 9A A01OKo
for good to superior unwashed.
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Ne7V York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. Sept 1o-FLoUR-Receipts
II 900 barrels; exports, 20,300 barrels market
firm; winter patents, S5 20G5 55; winter
straights9S4 95q5 25; Minnesota patents S5 S5
straights. 81 95a5 25; Minnesota patents,
So S5Q56 80; winter extras, SO S5N4 %; Mime
sofa patents, 81 30Q4 90; winter straights,
81 35G4 So
WHEAT-Recelpts, 81. 400 bushels; spot mar
ket firm; No. . red, 81 l3& f. o. b. aioat; No.
/ Northern Duluth, 81 25S. f. o. b.; No. L hard
Manitoba, nominal T. o. b. afoat.
Options were generally firm and higher to-
action occurred and last prices were only
k0Hc net higher; September closed 81 1915;
December closed 81 12B.
HOPS-Firm; State common to choice 1903
crop. 27d35c; old, 7d13c; Pacific Coast, 1908
crop, 26d31c; old. 7GSc.
HIDES-Steady; Galveston, 20625c; Cali
forrlia, 19c; Texas dry "a to 80 pounds. 14o.
wOOL-Quiet; domestic fleece, 23Q25c.
COFFEE-The market for coffee futures
closed points higher to unchanged. Sales.
5000 bags: October, 670c; December, 6.S01
6s5c; March, T.5097. 75c; May 7.30c. Spot
Rio, steady; No. incoice. s&c; mild steady;
sUGAR-Raw, firm; fair refining. 8%c; CEN
trifugal e6 test, 5-16c; molasses sugar. 3hc;
refined. steady; No. 8. 4.s5c: No. 7. 4.Soc; No.
45oc: No. IL. 4.s5c: No. 1s, 4.40c: No. IA.
40c; confectionery A, 5.10c; mold A, 5000;
cut loaf, 6.95c; crushed. 5. 95c powdered, 535c;
granuated, b.25c: cubes, 55oc.
DRIED FRUITS.
gvAPoRATED APPLEs-ouist; common,
PRUNEsLAre neglected Quotations range
from Sc to SAC. according to grade.
APRICOTS-Active. Choice. 915910c; extra
PEACHESNFIrm. with choice held at TH q
75hc; extra choice, sG8Ac.
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Poultry and Game.

Trade in Poultry was quiet and the mar
ket closed weak. with quite a quantity OF
stock that had accumulated during the recent
hot spell still on hand. The surplus consisted
chiefly of small chickens, large fowls having
been cleaned up by the extra demand for the
Jewish holidays Receipts for the week were
unusually heavy and included five carloads
of Western Arrivals of Game were light and
more than half came to hand In bad condition
and had p be sold below the quotations or
thrown away. Only sound Game is quoted.
POULfRf-Live Turkeys. 1591sc per ID
for old and 22624c for young; Geese.
Ducks. $4G4 80 per dozen for old and 81 so
as so for young; Hens 81 50Q5 for small
and $5 5096 for large; young Roosters, SIS so
66: old BOOSTERS. S4Q4 so; Fryers $494 so:
Broilers 50 50G3: Pigeons. 81 20 per dozen for
olo and 81 5091 10 for Squads.
GAME-Wild Doves. 50@T5c per dozen; Hare.
81 25q1 80 per dozen; Cottontai Rabbits,
81 dozen
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Oregon Crop BaNefin.

The report u Edward A. Beais section di-
rector. United States Weather Bureau for
ms Oregon Crop Bulletin fOr the week ended
September 9 Is follows.
The past week has been DRY, with warm
GAYS and seasonal nights Although rain
NoIld Dc injurious 10 hops IL Is badly needed
Tor late potatoes gardens and pastures. The
Eraln harFcEt Is nearly completed and IA a
le" localities a little fall seeding has been
done on sumner faliowed land. but most OF
tne farmers are waiting for rain before be-
flnrilns tnis work Past1rage IN the valleys.
except IN the coast counties Is very short
anc complaints are now made that feed on
the RANGES In the mountains is getting scarce
TIE tops OF late potatoes are beginning to
CRY up and the tubers are small and few in
the hii. Tho yield Of field onions IN Wash
ingtoif County was considerably less than last
year ana below the average Of former years.
Sugar beefs IN Union County are ripe and the
crop Is reported 10 be better than the aver
eTe. Hop picking becomes general this week.
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR FoRTY-EIGHr HOURS
ROUTE OF STREET CARS
WILL SOON BE CHANGED
General Manager Chapman OF United
Railroads Plans for a More
Effective Service.

General Manager Chapman OF the
United Railroads announces a num-
Der of changes in the present routes
OF the various street railway lines
These will take effect Thursday. Sep
tember 10. On the Kentucky-street
lines. which at present are operated
from Sixteenth street and Railroad
avenue to Third and Market streets
by way OF Kentucky. Fourth, Berry
and Third streets. returning by the
same route, IL Is purposed to change
the route so that cars starting from
Sixteenth street and Railroad avenue
will be operated by way Of Kentucky.
Fourth. Berry, Third, to Townsend, to
Fourth, to Brannan, to Fifth and
along that thoroughfare to Market
street. Returning they viii run along
Fifth. Brannan. Third, Berry. Fourth.
Kentucky to the present terminal at
Sixteenth and Railroad avenue.
On the First-street line the cars
will be operated from the Third and
Towsend street depot via Third. Bran
nan, Second. Folsom, First and Bat
terry and thence to Sansome and Bush
streets and to Battery and California
streets. returning over the same route.
The Sixth-street line. whose cars are
now operated from Sixth and Brannan
streets via Sixth. Taylor and Post
streets to Montgomery, a change will
be made so that after September 3
they will run from Sixth and Bran
nan streets by way of Sixth, Taylor.
Post, Kearny, Bush and Sansome
streets to East and return by the
same route. It has been decided TO
abandon the present Bush and Bat
terry street and Fifth and Sansoms
street lines.
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO Sept. 1o-The wheat market
opened a trife easier a result of lower
cables and continued favorable weather. De-
cember being eff &c at 81 0SZ The demand
which was very light at the immediate open
ing soon showed considerable Improvement
commission houses being fair buyers The de-
mand was principally for the December op-
tion, the price of which soon went TO 81 0SM "A.
Trading during the remainder Of the session
was mainly of evening-up character.
The fact that the Government reports would
be issued late in the afternoon prevented any
great amount of business. buIlish fea-
ture of the late market was the increased -four
business reported from the Northwest. The
market closed firm with December at 81 OSh
/ 0SM.
Favorable advices regarding the condition OF
the maturing crop and fear Of bearish gov
ernment report caused weakness in corn. De-
cernber closed about 1ao lower at sic.
Oats were steady. December closed M9Hc
lower at 32A d32Mc.
Selling by pit traders due to prospects Of in
creased holding receipts was the chief reason
for small decline throughout the entire pro-
vision list. The volume Of trading small.
At the close January pork was sc lower lard
DC lower and ribs down SC.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
fNla
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Decidnous and Citrns Fruits.

Trade in fresh fruits was of much smaller
volume than previously result OF the de-
parture OF large numbers Of conclave visitors
from the city. Buying for regular local ac-
count was active usual Saturday but
prices OF several descriptions particularly
Plums Peaches and Grapes. were lower and
in the afternoon BUYERS were able to fill their
wants at reduced rates. Annles which had
previously been firm, were in large and in
creasing supply and sellers were willing TO
make concessions TO large buyers Only the
fancfest Belnowers and Gravensteins brought
the TOP quotation Of 81 so per box. The mar
ket was slenderly supplied with Berries dur
ing the early trade and available supplies
cleaned up quickly at higher rates. The Berry
train from Watsonvtle did not arrive until a
late hour and the bulk of the days receipts
had to be held over. Figs were in excessive
supply and very dull and PoInegranates and
ounces sold slowly at easier rates. Water
melons continued active and firm and freshly
arrived lots of Cantaloupes and Nutmeg Mel
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4 10; calves. SO 5o9e so; Texas fed steers. ss9
HoGs-Receipts, T0oo: Monday, %. 900: mar
ket DC lower; mixed and butchers, $5 500
So; good to choice heavy, IS 40q5 IS; rough
heavy. 81 95Q5 35; light. So 1905 So; bulk OF
sales. SIS 1895 65.
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000; sheep and lambs
steady; good to choice wethers. 50 60d4 1b;
fair to choice mixed, So 25Q3 60; Western
sheep. 1894 10; native lambs. $4f6 %; West
ern lambs. 81 bo95 u.s.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Sept 1o.-cATLRRe-
ceipts. 1000: market unchanged; native steers.
So 1896; stockers and feeders 81 6O94 25;
bulls. S2G3 so; calves. e296; Western steers
$3@4 80. -.
HoGs-Receipts, 5000; steady; bulk of sales,
50 4545 671a: heavy, $5 45d5 So; packers
So 1905 so; pigs and lights. IS 1895 60.
SHEEP-None; nominally steady: muttcns
So 25G4; lambs. 81 50Q5 75: range wethers
So 40q4; ewes, So 1908 so.
Omaha.
OMAHA Nebr. Sept. O.-CATTLE+Rs-
ceipts, 100: market nominally steady; native
steers. $4Q6; cows and heifers, -; Western
steers. 81 9oG4 so; Texas steers, 81 1903 so;
range cows and heifers 50 2593 40; stockers
and feeders. 81 50@3 S5
HOGS-Receipts, 5000; market shade to 30
higher; heavy So 2095 45: mixed, S5 3OG5 4O
light. S. 50g5 90; pigs. 81 1895 25; bulk OF
sHEEP-Receipts. 100; market unchanged.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

No Gram Stock markets yesterday
Walreet Stocks close the sUsek strong Cotton lo7cey
Local Bank CIsarings lose 81, 100000 last week
SitOer and Continental Exchange ssak
Less activity Ss the Coffee market.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese unchanged
Bacon ad0n"oed 70. Other es~ed Meats atcItaug,
Hogs sueGk at fractional decline.
Potatoes and O~ions n free s4ppsy and zUeck
POasltry 7rsak ss5th considerable carried ovey
Fresh Fruits in large supply and 5geak
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Dried Fruits, Matt, ,RaiSinS, Honey.

FRUITs-New crop--Apricots. 7x9eEc for
Royals and 9d12c for Moorpar<s; Nectarines.
81 arc; Peaches. 61z9s15c per Ib; Pears. $40
12c; Plums. pitted 69615c for black. 75h9S15c
for red and Tqs15c for yellow; Figs. 2-crown
crown. 75c: bulk white. 3AG3l5c; black. 4c.
Evaporated Apples. 61zG715c per ID.
PRUNES-1% G2c per ID for the four sizes.
RAISINS-Associati ton (. o. b. prices Fresno
Csubject to change without notice. are as fol-
lows: 50-lb boxes-Loose Muscatels. 5-crown,
&c; 2-crown. 215c: Malaga loose. 3-crovn,
2%c; 2-crown 2Ac; seedless Sultanas, &c;
seedless 8Iuscatels. 2Ac; Seeded Raisins. 1907
cartons. fancy, 415c: choice, 4c; 12-oz cartons,
fancy. 3&c; choice 3Ac per ID.
NUTS-Walnuts No. 1 softsheI. 1315414c;
No. 2, 11H@12c; No. L hardsher. 13G1315c;
No 2 11q111zc; Almonds. 16917c for new
Nonpariels 14414Ac for 1 X L. 13d14c for
Ne Plus Ultra and lie for Languedoc: Pea
nuts. 697c for Eastern: Pecans. 11G13c; CO.
coanuts s4 50G5
lie for amber: water white extracted. 81 q
61ac; light amber extracted. 5Q6c; dark. SO
4hc
BEESWAx-27929c per ID.
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Hides, Talloqv, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND sKINS-CuIIs and brands sell
about 15a1c under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers. 10c; medium Sc: light. size; Cow
Hides Size for heavy and sac for light;
Stays. 61ac: Salted Kip 915c; Sailed Veal 10cs
Sailed Calf. lie: dry Hides, 161Ac; dry Kip,
13c; dry Calf 19c; sheepskins. shearlings, Esq
4Oc each. short Wool 4Od65c each medium.
75ae0c; long Wool $1a1 so: Horse Hides. salt
81 75 for large and S292 so for medium. 81 25
al 75 for small and soc for Colts; Horse Hides
1 25 for small and SOC for Colts. Buck Skins
Dry Mexican 30c; dry salted Mexican. 26c; dry
goras. 7Sc: extra large do 81 Is: large and
smooth soc: medium, 35c small. zoe.
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered. 444hc Per ID:
No. 2 size: grease. 215 Q3c.
WOOL-Fal1 clip-San Joaquin and South
ern 9611c; Southern SG9c: Southern Noun
tain 9dI1c; Middle Counties. free, 12014c:
do defective 10112c: Northern free. 12Q14c;
do, defective. 1oQl2c; Humboldt and Mendo-
W HoPsGiso4 crop. 25a2so per IS.
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Meat Market.

As recently foreshadowed. Hogs have de-
clined a fraction the demand being too light
to absorb the receipts Otherwise there Is
no change.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-51kQ7c for Steers and 495c per II
for Cows
vEAL-Large. 79sc; small. sQ9c per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers, 7g715c; Ewes, 69Tc
per lb
LAMB-s15d9c per ID.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. ease per h.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good, sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco. less Sc
per cent shrinkags for Cattle:
CATTEE-Steers 7h9T11c: Cows and Heif-
ers. 5hG6hc: thin Cows. 4G5c per ID.
CALVES44415c per ID (gross weighD-
sHEEP-wetners. 314q3$4e: Ewes 3qSAc
per Id (gross weighD.
LAMBS-$2 5O92 20 per head
HOGS-Live Hogs. 40 to 200 lbs. 4%94%c
200 to 250 lbs. 415c; 130 lbs and under. 415ei
over 260 lbs, 4Kc; soft Hogs not wanted
Sows, 20 per cent of: Bears. 20 per cent on,
and Stays. 40 per cent off from above quota
tions.