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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-12-08

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Butter. Cheese and Eges.

For the day preceding Thanksgiving the
market for Butter and Eggs disappoint
ment yesterday Butter continued weak and
dull though prices remained stationary Ranch
Eggs were neglected and accommodating and
the large handlers offered them freely in the
afternoon at 40c, with few buyers The ex-
pectation was that there would be a still fur
ther decline after the holiday. The public
consumption has been educated UP to the East
ern and cold storage goods. which is the main
reason why the demand for fresh ranch is so
light.
Receipts were % 200 lbs Butter 524 cases
Eggs and IL, 600 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands 20Q21c
for extras and 1715619c for lower to medium
grades; dairy 1TG1Sc; cold storage, nominal: :
store Butter 10914c; Eastern cubes. nominal
Eastern Iadle- packed. 15916c
CHEESE-11h@12c for choice mild new and
10G11c for old; cold storage. 1015 5611c; Young
Americas 124121sc: Eastern, 10d15c per h.
EGGS-Ranch. 39092c for good to fancy
and 36@D3I 1ac for common cold storage. ESQ
soc; Eastern 2592se for choice 22Q24c for
standards and 19621c for seconds.
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PouItrv and Game

The market for dressed Turkeys was de-
moraized, with conditions all in favor of buy
tons, and there was an abundance OF carried
over stock on hand At the opening the ruling
price for prime fancy stock 22c. with
little business reported at 23c, but as
buyers refused to take hold at those figures
prices soon broke to 20c and continued TO de-
cline until 1Sc the highest price asked
for round lots and there was a general rush
10 sell at that figure. A carload of choice
stock came in from Oregon and rather than
sacrifice II the receivers decided to place il
in storage Late in the day several dealers
were trying to effect clearances at the fiat rate
of 15c per pound, but generally unable
to do so. 1t generally conceded that the
break in the market was due to the indiffer-
under normal conditions the receipts of the
past three days would not be considered ex-
cessive and, as previously mentioned the pre-
dictions that prices would be as high as last
year caused many people to decide to do with
out Turkeys. Live Turkeys weaker in
sympathy with dressed while other live PouI-
try was dull at nominal prices.
Retailers paid but little attention to Game
and there was a general decline in prices Of
Wild Ducks.
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys 15G22c per lb.
Live Turkeys, 16Q1Sc for old and 1SG20c per
iings. 81 s5G2 5o Ducks $5G6 per dozen for for
small and SIS 5O@6 for large: young Roosters
s5 5O96 so; old BOOSTERS. S4@4 so; Fryers,
81 50@5 Broilers, $3G4; Pigeons, $1Gi 20:
Squads. $2@2 so.
GAME-Mallard Ducks, $sG4 80 per dozen:
Widgeon. 81 50@1 70; Red Heads. 81 SOAP 5O;
small Ducks. 81 so: Gray Geese S263 /.
White Geese, Sl@1 70: Brant. 81 25G2 So;
Honkers. $395; Snipe SO for English and 81 so
Rabbits. 81 for Cottontails and 81 So for
brush
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Provisions.

The local situation continues dull and un-
changed Brokers wires from Chicago yes
terday said: Hog market shows some I'M
provement. Prices at, the yards continue high
Offerings of provisions have been nght-
1t is generally believed there is quite short
interest in Hog products and the action OF the
market on any buying appearing would indl-
cate there was something In this theory. We
feel the January stuff can be bought on re-
cessions, as later we expect TO see the mar
ket get out of this rut."
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 1910 per 10 for
heavy 10hc for light medium 13c for light,
lac for extra light and 1413c for sugar cured {;
dry salt Sides. lOc; Bellies. lie; Eastern sugar
12G12Hc; Mess Beef. siOG1o 80 per bbl; extra
Mess. $40 50d11; Family, s12912 so; prime
Mess Pork $14 so; extra clear, $22; Mess,
SIC 50; Pig Pork. $25: Pigs Feet, IS; Smoked
Beef lac per ID.
LARD-Tferces quoted at sic per ID for
California compound. &c for Eastern compound
and S091Ac for pure; half barrels pure 81 a
9&c: IO-ib tins. 1OAc: 5-Ib tins. lose; 3-Tb
tins 1870.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel s9sc; three
half barrels. SIC; one tieree, SSc; two tierces.
sac; five tierces. Sic per ID.
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CRANBERRIES-S1OG1 per bbl for East
ern and S2Q2 T5 per box for Coos Bay
APPLES-SI 25 per box for extra fancy. S5c
q$1 for ordinary fancy 5O075c for choice
and 25440c for common.
PEARS-Winter Nellis. 81 2561 so per box
cooking varieties. 65cGS1 per box.
PERSIMMONS-65G per box.
FIGS-75cQ$1 per box
GRAPES-TabIe varieties. 65cQs1 for crates.
boxes
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. Navels. 81 500
90 per box; Seedlings S1G1 25; Tanger-
ines, $lq1 25 for small and 81 so for large
boxes; Lemons 50 seas for fancy. 81 75l2 25
for choice and 81 2561 so for stand
arcs: az Grape Fruit, 81 I9q2 80; Mexican Lines.
% per case; Bananas. S2Q3 per bunch Tor Cen
trail American and S1Q2 for Hawaiian; Pine
apples 81 50G3 per dozen.
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potatoes onions and yepetabIes

Trade in Potatoes was quiet at previous
prices and most dealers of the opinion
that the market would continue dull for the
balance of the week. There were no fresh
receipts of Onions and available supplies were
firmly held at the previously quoted rates
Miscellaneous vegetables moved off rather
slowly and changes In prices were slight
Summer Squash arrived freely from Los An
geles and sales were reported at 75c per box
Some Egg Plant came in from the same
tion but not sold up to late hour.
OTATOES-Burbanks from the river 400
Csc per ctl: Salinas Burbanks 81 10G1 30 per
ctl; Oregon Burbanks, T5cGSi per ctl; River
Reds. 60q70c per ctl; Sweet Potatoes. e5qs5c
per ctl
ONIONS-S2a2 80 per ct for fancy and
81 25G1 80 per sack for off grades.
vEGETABLES-Green Peas. 5q6c per lb;
String Beans 311G4c per ID; Wax Beans
5a6c; Lima Beans. 415Q5c per lb; Tomatoes.
40cq$1 per box; Summer Squash. 75c per
box: Cabbage, 65GT0c per ctl: Carrots. 75c per
sack; Cucumbers 40q60o per box; Garlic, Al
Q5c per ID; Egg Plant. $1G1 25 per box;
Dried Peppers nominal; Green Peppers 25Q
4Oc per box; Marrowfat and Hubbard SQUASH
S1O612 per ton for round lots
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e9H For a time trading was very quiet
and prices held around the low point Toward
the middle of the session sentiment became
cutie bullish one of the causes of the i'm
proved tone was decrease in primary
coipts arrivals to-day at Kansas City and st.
Louis being only about one-half those Of the
corresponding day year ago. Another factoi-
was the continuance of drouth conditions in
the Southwest. The Kansas crop report noted
considerable damage through that State. Late
news from the Northwest also favored the
bulls demand for -four at Minneapolis being
somewhat improved. On the rally December
advanced to 81 0919 and May 10 81 1O1s- All
of the gain however was lost during the last
half hour. proft-taking being largely respon-
shle for break in December to 81 0s%. May
declined to 81 O91sG1 OBJ. The market closed
easy. with December off Aq%c at 81 0SA
May closed kGAc lower at 81 09as.
In corn the market firm. December
closed at 1850, a gain of Sc.
December oats closed 1sqAc higher at % 1Ac.
Provisions were steady, as a result Of a
small run OF hogs at the yards. Trading was
entirely local and Of small volume. At the
close January pork up 5G115c, lard was
unchanged and ribs were up a shade
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. open. High Low. Close.
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CeneraI Merchandise

BAGs-The quotation for San Quentins is
dropped as t dessrPSa s W0o is a cleaned up
CoAL-Weihngton. IS per ton; New VEL
Ijngton $s Seattle st e $50 50 sTya3t roo s. S9
S. 5O Richmond, 81 so; Cumberland S13 in
bulk and S14 25 in sacks: Pennsylvania An
Welsh Lump $11 so; Camel. 50 per ton; Coke.
$11 5OG13 per ton in bulk and S15 in sacks;
Rocky Mountain descriptions. IS 80 per short
ton.
OILs-Quotations are for barrels; for cases
add &c; Linseed. 5lc per gallon for boiled and
fsi sskefs iDE A easss 81 Oa IT IueO SOC for
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut. cases.
SSe for CeyIon and 55c for Australian: extra
bleached winter Sperm Oil. Csc: natural winter
Sperm OIL. 63c; extra bleached winter Whale
Oil. SIC; natural Whale OIL. 52c; extra winter
strained Lard Oil. 75c: No 1 Lard OIL 65c;
pure Neatsfoot OIL 75c; No. NeatsfoOt OIL.
CSC light Herring Oil. 42c; dark Herring OIL.
OIL, S1c.
13c; Pearl Oil. in cases 1912c; Astral 1915c;
Star 1915e; Extra Star 2213c; Elaine. 26c;
Eocene 21 15c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline. in
13c: in cases. 1913c; So degree Gasoline. in
bulk. 25c; in cases Sic.
TURPENTINE-S1c per gallon in cases and
75c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, 7L0
72sc per lb; White Lead. 7hG7&c. according
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. per ID. in 1OO-lb bags:
Cubes, Crushed and Fine Crushed 6.25c;
Powdered 6.1Oc; Candy Granulated. 6.1Oc; Dry
Granulated fine. &c: Dry Granulated coarse,
&c; Fruit Granulated. &c: Beet Granulated
u0O-lb bags only. 5.90c; Confectioners A &c:
Magnolia A. 5.6Oc; Extra c, $500; Golden c.
5.4Oc: ID" 5.Soc;. barrels. 1oc more; half
barrels 25c more; boxes soc more; so ID bags.
1Oc more for all kinds. Tablets-Half barrels.
8. SOC: boxes. 6.75c: H. & E. Crystal Dominos
&c per lb. No orders taken for less than sew
enty-1ve barrels its equivalent
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Hay and Eeedstnffs.

Bran. Shorts and Corn products are higher,
quotations All Feedstuffs are firm. The Hay
market is steady with some sales at the top
quotations
The Hay circular of somers & Co says:
Shipments of hay show a little increase
during the past week over the record for the
week preceding. the total showing 250O tons,
in comparison with 2200. We have had very
quiet market right along. although there was
some evidence of better prices until Monday,
when the arrival of fully 1000 tons weakened
the situation again. for the present We have
practically the same condition of affairs to
report as has been noted for over a month
past.
The rather peculiar weather and crop con-
ditions have created some talk for several
weeks past. although at this early date we do
not think that any apprehension need be felt
as to next seasons crop. OF course. if the
cember there Is bound to be some little ex-
citement. which of course will affect the hay
market very materially. We are inclined to
believe, however. that owing TO the plentiful
amount Of hay in the country the market will
continue along without any very great change
from the present range of prices.
country stocks. but export trade is very
quiet and local consumption shows somewhat
lighter than is generally noted for this time of
the year
Choice wheat hay continues to come in
quite freely and we still find that the poorer
qualities are being held back Prices show
practically change from those quoted for
the last two or three weeks"
MfDDLINGsN n6rSnSiSszy = gei 5o@2s SS2 per ton.
SHORT]SI9g2O per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rol Barley $24G24 so per
ton: Oilcake Meal at the MILL S31 50032 so;
iobbing. s33: Cocoanut Cake. S23Q24; Cocoa
nut Meal. s24d25; Corn Meal $31 50932
%; Horse Beans, $30940 per tom Broom
qHn HAT@%heef S eat 6 si6Si5: s Wheat and oat. s1oa
IA; Oat, S9412; Barley and Oat $S111; Volun-
teer Wild Oat. S7Q1o; stable, s9qIO; stock,
s5 50Q7: Glover $7@10; Alfalfa. $9Q12 per
ton.
sTRAw-35@6oc per bale.
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New York Stoct- Nfarl,e,

Wv YORK NOV 23.-Prices OF stocks were
tney we're last nieht and then rather more sho,
recovered the decline. with some prominent in
slancts ~ aggressive strength. The whole
.narhet turned largely on the money situation
lnH nrrcenine loan rates and the pcndfnr
Z lhnnkscivins holiday prompted conFidcraf,ie
lentening % speculative loans Another ro-
suit WIS the decline IN the amount OF tn,siness
aonc. Yesterdays furry I'm the nancy mar
hei ned its Influence shis morning on account
oi The firm tonc shown. both for call and tfne
losns There was practically no time rnoney
"lering for any period Tor less than 4 rer
80 The cngagcment Of additional gold coin
~ Shipment 10 Germany emphasized the in
N,fnce of this showing. The amount contern-
lie.te Tor this shipment was much as a
nlilcn dollars early In the day This was re-
olced hy haif before the end Of the day. Money
fates also relaxed later. The presence OF bills
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STOCK MARKET.
The Sugars Again Active at General
Recovery

The feature of the market yesterday was a
renewal OF the upward tendency in the sugar
group. Hawaiian Commercial recovering to
$73h, Honokaa to SIS. Hutchinson TO S14h
and Paauhau to $40. Sales in these shares
we're very good. but the other stocks were
quiet and featureless Bank OF California sold
at S423 q422A, slight decline. Other
wise there was nothing new. Business in bonds
was lighter than on the preceding day.
There was nothing in the oil stocks
The. mining shares in fair movement
with not very marked variations A dispatch
was received from the Ward shaft on the
Comstock saying that the temporary pump had
been started and working well. The
water had been lowered nine feet In q few
hours.
To-day being legal holiday, the exchanges
will remain closed.
The Greene Consolidated Copper Company
has declared a dividend OF Al per cent on its
capital stock. payable December 20. The last
previous dividend was per cent. In Septem-
ber
The Parrot Mining Company. a majority OF
whose shares Is owned by the Arnalgamated
Copper Company. has declared dividend Of 50
cents per share. payable December L. The
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Hides. Tallow. Wool and Hons.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1591c under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers, lie: medium. 1oc; light. s1sc; Cow
Stays 7c; Salted Kip. 1015c; Salted Veal.
lie; Salted Calf. 111sc; dry Hides 1715c; dry
Kip, l5c: dry Calf zoe; Sheepsklns. shearlings.
dium, 75a90c: long Wool. S1d1 so; Horse
Hides. salt. So for large and 81 80 for
medium 81 5O6I2 for small and SOC for Colts;
Horse Hides dry. 81 IS for large and 81 25G
l 80 for medium. s.. for small soc, for Colts;
Mexican. csc; dry Central American 3Oc Goat
Skins-Prime Angoras, 75c; extra large do.
81 25; large. soc; medium. 35c; small. zoe.
TALLOW-No. rendered 4441se per ID;
No 2 315c: Grease. 21563c-
WOOI-Fall clip-San joaquin and South
ern 9G11c; Southern, SG9c: Southern Noun
tain 96l1c; Middle Counties, free, 12914c;
do detective 1GG12c; Northern free. 12614c;
do. detective 10G12c; Humboldt and Mendo-
HoPs(-1so4 crop. 2saS2c per Ib.
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LOCAL.
sterIinr Exchange. sIxty days.
Wheat. and Other Grains.

WHEAT-There was not much change any
where yesterday either here or abroad Lo
cally futures were weak, and the cash grain
was steady. with not much Offering and not
The Chicago wires of E. F. Hutton Co.
Yesterday said: Receipts at Northwest pri-
mary markets show large increase over last
year, while Southwest markets show decided
falling of Broomhall estimates surplus
maining in Argentine about 13. 900. 900 bushels
Argentine weather conditions somewhat
conflicting. better demand is reported at
primary markets for cash Wheat and some
Flour business is reported, but laeks confrma-
tion One hundred thousand No hard re-
ported sold at this market for Buffalo. To
our minds the uncertainty existing the
Argentine situation will cause some nervous
ness in the trade and until we get some defi-
mite news Of conditions prevailing in that
country we feel that the market will likely
age to that crop at this time would set all
the worlds markets afiame and cause very
much higher prices Aside from this we feel
Wheat and Flour to maintain present high
prices for Wheat IN this country
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 4591 52t1; California
Ine cb 81 s0S 5 with none orng Noa
Bluestem. 81 60Q1 6215; Northern Red.
81 47h per ctl- ,,,,r,-nrs
Session to IL 80 a. m
December s1 GDsaa az $ Sa ssh $! asN s. fiSss ss
p. m Session
Open High. Low Close
RsGsmDer Rsy 81 4 ~ 4a * si 4s 4sss sn ~ az
BARLEY-ouotations for Feed remain
steady. with a sale of 700 sacks of choice
the :" demand i fan Futures. however. con- al-
NA1 ' CASH BARLEY.
Feed. 81 osS491 1874; Brewing and Shipping
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stocls. Corton. Copper and Coffee.


Tie New York wires Of E. F. Hutton &
Co yesterday said:
sTOCkS-There IS no reason 70 believe that
Ire standard shares or the better class OF rail-
road and industrial stocks. which carry
themselves IL per cent call money market.
VIII be any shstenent 10 the spread of the
revival q Increased activity in all lines OF
general business throughout The country. The
Fundamental conditions on which the bull
rn7vemcrt IA the general stock market MAS
p--sicated are still strongly in evidence and are
o. such q favorable contrast with those pre-
railng a. this time iast year that the Thanks
giving holiday 10 morrow VIII be universally
Eeslive OF Continuance OF a good. steady
market and we believe the bull movement has
TIE subsistence y the present unTsrranted ap-
prehensicn which seems 10 prevail n some
quarters over the money situation.
CgTTDN-Ginners' report: as counties
b.7s5.175 bales. against 42Os. I33 last year II
vii be remembered that IN the l. $50 600 bale
crop year she picking OF those crops was not
commenced Until after Christmas aud that
rernnanats % the crop were stiu being picked
81 the same fields where blowing was going
very small percentage Of this years -ror ra
mains 70 be picked. and 81 looks as though
The remnants of 4 would be gathered before
TIE END 90 the first week in December II viii
thus take more than these ginners' reports or
being promu gated % convince US that the eTon
"a much. II any, IN excess of II $50 COO baIes
snd We therefore believe trade Is again TAX
Ing TOO Desslrnistic view Of the situation
ard hat the bears are again overselling the
market
EE-Advices from Elropesn markets
today being favorable encouraged further bf,v
Ing for local bull accounts Recent buvers
sold rather freely az &c for March and Z 9Oc
Tor May ~ order 10 be In position 10 absorb
oiierlngs again IN weak periods. Liquidatin9
sales oI Deceflber continue notices can
coIcueee circE ate on Saturday next
2DEPEk--Ihe copper market to-day cor
unueo 10 show weakness in spots The heavy
telling m Atlantic was not in evidence 10
day bet the stock came out gradually f-o1,
local holders. who were alarrle6 at Ire reno-t
from the mine Shannon was IN good dey,sys
at Gay and closed AZ the top All the trader
are stil moderately bullish and consider his
reaction OF great benefit 10 the market
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The Lnmber Trade.

The Pacific Lumber Trade Journal says:
AFTER a summer o. almost unexampled ad-
r-ersity ir the lumber business Of the coast
the industry has been face 70 face with one
" the most serious car shortages that il has
ever had 70 contend with. The situation is
ma De The more uncomfortable by the fact that
the lumber business IS picking up in all direc-
tons and az this time there is more business
han the manufa cturers can find transports-
ton Tor. The lumbermen have been IN the
MIDST ot-the turmoil for the past sixty days
~ 70 their necks. Il Is estimated by men in
The business that 20 70 50 per cent OF the
single mills have been shut down and have
been Idle much of the time for lack OF cars
hese statements come from the buyers and
not the milmen. who might be considered 70
be stretching the matter. The mills on branch
Lines and out Ia the woods 50 10 speak are
The hardest hit. Many. such who usually
Lad dozen % fifteen cars a month are
iucky now II they get two three. Shingles
advanced 10 81 - and 81 so az the mills but
there was no consolation IA that. for the man
ufacturer was unable 10 get cars. Shingles
have suffered 20 q much greater extent than
has lumber, and all mills in the interior Of
the producing section have suffered 10 a much
greater extent than those on the lines Of rail-
WAYS and around the centers from whence
the are distributed 80
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DRIED Fruits. Nuts, Raisins, Honey.

FRUITs--New. crop--Apricots. TA9l0c for
Royals and 9d12c for Moorparks; Nectarines
61aa7Sc for White and 6h9Tc for Red;
Peaches. Thas1sc per ID; Pears, TQl2c;
Plums pitted. 6G6Ac for black. I129shc
for red and TQS15c for yellow; Figs. 2-crown
bricks. soc: S-crown soc: 4-crown. SOC g.
crown, Csc; bulk white "a G3c; black. 2150
SIC; Evaporated Apples. 4iG61sc per 10.
PRuNEs-Issg1%c per lb for the four sizes
and 2Ac basis for the large sizes.
RAISINS-1904 crop (. o. b. Fresno-Im-
perial clusters. 50 25a2 so; Dehesa. 81 S0qi 80;
London Layers. $191 10: Loose Muscatels 4
crown 41kc: 3-crown. 3%c; 2-crown. Sac;
Seeded. 4q51sc; Thompson.s seediess. 4a4%c'
NUTS-New waInuts, No / softsheH. 129
13c; No. 2, 1O911c; No hardshell. 12c;
No 2 10c: Almonds. 16q17c for Nonpariels.
14014hc for / X L. 1315G1415c for Ne Plus
Ultra and lie for Languedoc; Peanuts, 6qIe tor
Eastern: Pecans 11113c; Cocoanuts. "a 5Oqo:
Chestnuts. 7Q9c per ID for California and 11q
12bc for Italian -
HONEY-Comb. 111sd13c for white and LOG
lie for amber; water white extracted. 5110
&c; light amber extracted. 5d519c; dark. SO
41zc.
BEESWAx-27Q2ec per Ib.
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits.

Trade in fruits was OF a light character
being confined chiefly TO the filling OF small
orders for immediate requirements. Nearly
and dealers were too busy with them to give
much attention to fruits. Choice table Grapes
in crates suitable for shipping sold UP to 81
per crate. while ordinary offerings dragged at
65a75c Offerings in large open boxes were
plentiful and prices declined sharply. straw
berries and Raspberries were in ample supply
and sold slowly at easier rates. Cranberries
were reported very weak although prices We're
not quotably lower. Apples continued weak.
with stocks still excessive and other decduous
fruits quiet at about previous prices.
Citrus fruits were generally dull and Mexican
Lines were quoted lower. Four carloads were
added to the stocks OF Oranges.
WBERRIES-Longworths $Sd11 per
chest; Malindas and Brandywines. $2Q4; Che
neys $465.
Observation-Disclosures per chest.
HUCKLEBERRIES-T49 per ID
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SUMMARY or M4RKETS.

Today a holiday all oger the
country
iFai.-sfreef Stocks irregular;
s0Je losing and others gaming.
Cotton 7ceok and scnsiti5c to the
g.Hnors ref0rt.
CcA Money eho7oing a firm ten
deucy in Ac7y York.
Looai Erchauge on Nezr York
acoak- Sterling rates frm.
transfer OF SI.6oo.ooo from
Nc5t York to San Francisco
for crop mo9ement
Local Sugar stocks sh07o a gen
eral reoorcrp.
Wheat Barley, Oofs and Corn
about as before.
Bran, Shorts and other Feed
St'ffs ad1cnce. Hay steady.
~ 0fhiHg HeSC III Beans ana Seeds
Not much change IN Potatoes,
Onions and Vegetables.
Turkey market breaks ali to
pieces. 7y1th q largc cary-o0cy.
Came market iozrer, in sympathy
aTfh turkeys.
Butter and Eggs 5cedk, and the
latter l01ccr.
Frzit market giaet, zclth MericaH
Lir1es lo7cer.
ProTTsioHs still uiacti0e e9cry-
7chere. Hogs still higher.
San QnentiH Grain Bags all
cleaned Hr.
Lumber trcde haHbered BY car
shortage.