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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-19
Potatoes, onions and vegetables.

Trade in Potatoes was OF small volume.
being confined chiefly to the filing OF small
orders for ordinary routine requirements. and
the market had weak tone with fresh re-
ceipts heavy and carried over stock abundant.
The market was overloaded with Sweets and
they ruled weak, with some dealers cutting
prices Onions were firm under good specu-
iative and shipping demand
Most of the days receipts Of miscellaneous
vegetables came to hand late but there was
no scarcity during the early trade large
lines of all kinds had been carried over
from the preceding day. All descriptions
stood as previously quoted.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river, 506
roe per ctl: Salinas Burbanks. $1d1 80. per
ctl: River Reds SOC per ctl; Sweet Potatoes.
90c9S1 per ctl.
ONIONS-$1 2591 so per ctl.
VEGETABLES-Green Corn. 75c6<1 % per
sack or crate: String. Beans. sa4c per
ID; Wax Beans 3G4c per ID: Lima
Beans, 4d5c per ID: Tomatoes. 150
35c per box: Summer Squash 4O@50c per
box; Cabbage. 75c per ctl; Carrots. 75c per
sack: Cucumbers 35G50c per box; Garlic AZ
H4Ac per ID; Egg Plant $4,000 per box
Dried Peppers nominal: Green Okra 50665c
per box; Green Peppers. 40660c per box:
Mushrooms 20625c per ID; Marrowfat Squash
Sl2G15 per ton.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wall street stocks strong and active.
Cotton weak.
1apaEesc bonds break sharply i'm Lon
dOn.
Alaska Packers stock RECEIVERS some
OF its lost ground
Slight variations In Silver and Tx
change.
Wheat freights fairly steady. with
spot business quiet.
Wheat and Barley quiet ard not ma
teriaIIy changed.
Oats and Corn steady Rye slightly
higher.
Flour and AIilIsturfs in fair demand.
Bran. MiddIinss and Shorts lower.
HAY unchanged.
Beans firmly held, with large receipts.
All Dried Fruits, including Prunes.
showing more activity.
Raisin quotations withdrawn by the
packers.
NHts steady and moving OF well.
Honey quiet
Provisions unchanged. here and in the
West.
Wool ia brisk demand and selling on
arrival.
Hops and Hides buOyant and in ex-
ceIleut demand.
CaUtle- Sheep and Hogs IN good sup
ply and unchanged
Potatoes i'm heavy stock and quiet.
Onions higher.
Poultry trade hampered. By 4 labor
strike
Came firm and in good demand.
Good local demand for fresh Fruits
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Dried Fruits, Nuts. Raisins, Honey.

Prunes are now reported as showing more
tone in this market There is no longer any
unheard Of low rates 10 attract buyers At
the same time there is very little advance,
though the trade seem to expect better quota
tons from now on The very large and small
sizes most in favor. and the mediums
those ranging from eos to SOS are not much
wanted at the moment
The Raisin prices below must be considered
nominal as the packers rule have with
drawn their quotations for the time being.
Nuts are steady and moving on well at
full figures. The demand for Honey is lighter
as buyers have supplied their needs FOX the
present. but the goods are well held and
show weakness
Peaches and Apricots continue the nrnest
descriptions in the list. The demand for all
Fruits. including Prunes. Is more active than
Of late.
FRUITS-New crop-Apricots. tx a1oc for
Royals and sQ12c for Moorparks; Neetarines.
6GTl5c for White and 6G6Ac for Red;
Peaches elS9shc per ID. Pears, 7912c:
Plums. pitted 66611c for black SGsISc
for red and 79slsc for yellow; Figs. 2-crown
crown. CSC; bulk white. 2%9Sc; black, 35<c.
Evaporated Apples 51sa7c per ID.
PRUNES-1$G1%c per 10 for the four sizes
RAIsINs-iso4 crop I. o B. Fresno-Im-
perial clusters 81 2592 so: Dehesa. 81 s5a2:
London Layers. secG$1: Loose Muscatels a
e eTSsE. 4gdhe; ssesrewH; sAas5se; 2-erown.
ed. 4a511c: Thompson's Seedless. axe; Seed
less Sultanas 3aG3&c per ID.
NUTS-New Walnuts. No. 1 softsheT. 120
No. 2. 1Oc: Almonds. i6G17e for NonparieIs'
14d144c for x L. 13G14c for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedoc; Peanuts. 69Tc for
Eastern; Pe SoI55 uglSe; cOcoanuts. 81 5oa5;
HOMETOWN 111sG13c for white and 100
lie for amber; water white extracted 5IL0
&c; light amber extracted. 565lsc: dark, So
BEESWAx-2za29c Der III
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Receipts OF Produce.
Gas and Salmon Stocks Stin Lively
and FIuctuatfng.

The Gas and Salmon stocks continued the
leaders in activity yesterday. with sharp huct-
nations Alaska Packers opened at S102 50.
and after advancing and declining within the
range OF S1O2 so and S1O6 closed the day az
S1O5 so bid Gas and Electric. which closed
Monday at $50 121k bid. opened al SIS % and
declined to $50 80. closing at $50 80 bid Ha-
waiian Commercial declined from So 50 TO
SCI. Trading was active IN botk sessions OF
the board, with a large business in Sacra-
mentO Electric and other bonds IN the after
noon the bond sales amounting TO 500 600 for
the day. exclusive Of $4,000 United Railroad
As at $50 S71a
There was a fair business in the mining
stocks The oil shares continued dull
The Fireman's Fund Insurance Company has
declared its regular, quarterly dividend OF 8
per share payable October 10.
The Caledonia Mining Company has levied
an assessment OF 10 cents per share. delln-
quenf November ~ Previous assessments was-
at the rate OF IS cents per share.
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Beans and Seeds.

Receipts of Beans yesterday were again
large, being 1866 sacks. making total for
the first two days OF the week OF II. 757 sacks.
The market showed new features except
that the demand for Montana and the South
west mentioned last week. was reported quiet
ing down. All quotations remain about as be-
fore with holders steady and exacting full
figures.
There is nothing new in Seeds. Alfalfa is
still scarce.
BEANs-Bayos. 50 1898; Pea, So 1903 %:
Buffers. 81 1903: small White. So 1903 40;
large White 50 1902 65: Pink. SO 1908 80;
Red 81 25G4 so: Lima "a 1904 30: Red Kid
neys, 81 SOFA 20: Buckeyes. 50 60d2 20 per
ctl: Horse Beans. 81 s562 40
Mustard So rs; Flax s2a2 rs; Canary. 6x
arc; Alfalfa. 15ih6161zc; Rape, 11sG2Hc;
Timothy. SIC: Hemp. 31A@3%c per ID; Millet
216H3lbc: Broom Corn Seed, $20621 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles, $2G2 25; new Green
Peas s262 25 per ctI
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Hay and Feedstuffs.

Bran, Mddlings and Shorts are again
lower as the rapidly growing green feed is
cutting down the demand for them. and the
market Is very soft at the decline.
There only one car OF Hay in yesterday
and receipts by water were also small. the to-
tai arrivals being only 141 tons The situa-
ton remains unchanged choice dry clean
wheat being very firm. with occasional sales
over the top quotation. while weather stained
lots are avoided by buyers and have to go
for what they will bring
BRAN-$1902O per ton.
MIDDLINGSS24927 per ton.
SHORTS1$19620 per ton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Barley. S23 5o624 per
ton: Oilcake Meal at the mill, $31 5O932 so;
jobbing S33: Cocoanut Cake. S22623; Corn
Meal $50 50G31 so; Cracked Corn, S31d32:
Mixed Feed s22d22 so; Horse Beans. s30@40
per ton: Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl.
HAY-Wheat S10615 so; Wheat and Dat.
S1OG14 so; Oat S9d13; Barley and Oat IS
GI2; Volunteer Wild Oat $7910; stable. SO
ali; stock. IS 5oG7; Clover, 5000; Alfalfa,
Se612 per ton.
STRAw-45G65c per bale.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Nearly all kinds OF fresh fruits were in good
request for local use and. as receipts were
tons were well cleaned up. The market had a
steady tone. Apples were the most active
article. steady movement being noted in all
grades. Another car OF Hood River fruit was
marketed, making the second for the week,
and cleaned up well at 90c9S1 10 per box as
to variety and quality. Peaches, Plums and
Pears continued to meet with ready sale at
good prices. while Pomegranates and Ounces
were inclined 20 easiness- Table Grapes were
steady under less liberal offerings OF trashy
stock. Prices for general offerings Of Grated
stock ranged from Soc 10 65c but 75c was
easily obtained for selected lots Of some va
rieties Muscats in large boxes were firm at
81 25G1 80, while 81 % was an extreme price
prices and Berries showed but slight change
Cranberrtes Were quiet and ordinary offerings
OF the Cape Cod article were selling at a
lower figure Citrus and Tropical fruits were
rather dull Grape fruit was quoted lower
and Pineapples were selling at easier prices.
STRAWBERRIES-S9a1 per chest for
Longworths 81 5063 for Malindas and $406
RASPBERRIE+ssG per chest
HUCKLEBERRIESN per ID
CRANBERRIE6$2 25 per box for Coos
Bay and 81 5O6S for Cape Cod
APPLES-$l 1901 % for fancy. s5cG$1 for
choice and 40G75c for common
PEARS-Bartietts. 81 50a2 per box. in
Guiding cold storage: Winter NeIlis. s191 IS;
other winter varieties. 40q5Oc.
PEACHES-65990c per box
PLE MS.4ogs5c per box or crate
POMEGRANATESH 4OG5Oc for small and
$1G1 10 for large boxes
QUINCES-25G4Oc per box.
FIG&65ca$1 per box
MELONS-Cantaloupes nominal: Nutmeg
Melons. 20Q5oc per box; Watermelons, S1G2
per dozen
GRAPES6Table varieties 5O675e for
crates. 20Q35c for small boxes and 75c6$1 so
for open boxes; Wine Grapes, $f6G20 per ton.
CITRUS FRUITs-oranges. 81 S0q3 50 per
box for Valencias; Lemons, 81 5063 for
fancy, 81 1892 Is for choice and 81 2561 so
for standards; Grape Fruit. 50 5O63: Next
can Lines. $46l4 30 per case, Bananas spas
per bunch for Central American and z5eG$2
for Hawaiian. Pineapples. 81 5O62 so per
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Poultry and Game.

Trade in Poultry was hampered somewhat
by a strike of the Poultry pickers. and the
competition of>Game lessened the demand for
some kinds OF chickens. but the market had a
steady tone nevertheless receipts were
moderate Turkeys Squads, Goslings and
most kinds Of chickens were quoted higher A
case of No dressed Turkeys was received
and sales were reported at 1Sc per pound Two
cars Of Western Poultry were marketed.
Game was in good request and fine birds
sold on readily at good prices Some of the
offerings OF Canvasback Ducks were very poor
and thin and had TO be sold below the quota
lions Hare and Rabbits ruled hrm-
PoULTRY-Live Turkeys. old. 14916c per
turkeys, 20@22c per ID; Geese. per pair 81 80
Gs1 rs: Goslings. S2G2 %: Ducks 81 50a5 nar
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Flour and MilIstnffs.

The local millers continue to quote a fair
demand for both Flour and Millstuffs at
steady prices.
FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 S01e
5 10 usual terms: Bakers Extras, 81 T0d5;
Oregon and Washington. jobbing at s474 so
per Dbl
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour, SO IS per 100 lbs;
Rye Flour. So; Rye Meal. 81 10; Rice Flour
81; Corn Meal So so; extra cream do. So 80;
Dat Meal SO rs; oat Greats. 81; Hominy.
50 6063 So; Buckwheat Flour, 81: Cracked
Wheat So so; Farina. 50 10; Whole Wheat
Flour, So so: Rolled Oats, bbls. So 1907 80; in
sacks 81 20: Pearl Barley, So; Split Peas.
boxes. SIS 90: Green Peas IS so per 100 lbs.
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Good Beef Is scarce. but there is plenty Of
common stock on the market The other
Meats continue in good supply with previous
quotations generally ruling.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are follows:
BEEF-5e7c for Steers and 4a5c per ID
for Cows
vEAL-Large. 615d71zc: small. 7aoc per IN
MCTTON-Wethers. IdT5kc; Ewes 667c ner
pound.
LAMB-s99c per ID. ~
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 6GSc per ID
LIVESTOCK MARKET ..
The following quotations for good sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco tess fO1
45 per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-SteerS. IL G71ac. Cows ara Heff-
ers: 5lzg6l4c: thin Cows 4G5c per 10.
CALVES-4041ac per 10 tgross wefght.
per ID tgros< weightl
LAMBS-$2 5062 20 per head
HOGS--Live Hogs 40 to 200 Tbs Axe.
200 to $50 lbs 41zc; 100 lbs and under, ale:
over ESQ lbs. 41sc; soft Hogs. not wanted:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.


BOSTON, oct. ia healthful tone seems to
exist everywhere In the wool market. Manu-
ket. but are competing with dealers in western
markets Many new buyers are seen Terri
tatious:
Territory: ldaho-Ffne. 1s61sMc; heavy
fine, 15116e; fine medium. 1s@1Sl5e: medium.
f9d20c low medium, 21d22c
Wyoning-Fine 16917c; heavy fine, 156f6c:
fine medium 17I5G1Sc: medium, 20d2lc low
medium 22G23c-
Utah and Nevada-Fine. 17G1skc- heavy
fine 15fi16c: fine medium. 171hdlSc: medium
2O621c low medium 22Q23c-
Montana--Ffne. choice, 21G22c: fine average
1ga2cc: fire medium choice. 2Id22c; average
10000; staple. 22d23c: medium choice 22a2sc
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Now Yorl, Metal Marker.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S-The London tin
market was a little lower. with spot there
closing at e132 and futures at e130 lbs. Lo-
cally the market seemed little easier in
consequence and the demand was quiet with
spot at S26 1926 So.
Copper was also lower in London closing
at SEQ IS for spot and at eco IS Sd for flu
lures. Locally the market continues firm,
with lake held at s13 I2hd13 371s electro
lytic. SIS 3OG7i3 So: casting SD STiaG13
Lead was unchanged at 912 IS Cd in London
and at 81 20G4 80 in the local market.
Speiter was higher AT e23 IS Sd in London
and remained steady here at IS 20d5 %.
Iron closed az Sos Cd in Glasgow and at
43s Cd in Middlesboro. Locally iron was steady
at the recent advance. No. l foundry North
ern is quoted at s14 50GI5; No foundry
Northern. No l foundry Southern and No. /
foundry Southern soft at $14q14 so.
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dozen for old and 81 50G6 for young: Hens.
81 5O65 for small and 50 5Of56 for large. young
BOOSTERS. IS 50Ge: old BOOSTERS. 81 50GS: Fry
per dozen for old and S2d2 % for squads.
GAME-Mailard Ducks S5G7 per dozen:
Canvasback. $6G9: Teal 81 J043. Sprig. $50
a.; Gray Geese. 50; White Geese. 81 5e12:
Honkers. $5d6: Snipe So for English and
81 so for cbmm0n; Doves. $1ul 29i Hare.
81 10: Rabbits 50 for Cottontal and 81 30 for
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New York Grain .snd Produce.

NEW YORK. Oct. Is. i-FLoUR-Receipt.
80 100 barrels; exports 500 barrels: rnsrIs,
fair with light demand w$h winter grades
WHEAT-Recelpts, "a d0o bushels. snot
firm; No red, 81 20& 10. b., afoat: No /
Northern Duluth, 81 23&. + o. B.. afioat. No
/ hard Manitoba. 81 o7G1 07k, r. o. b. af,oat
Options opened lower on account of bearssh
cables and heavy Northwestern receipts bu,
rallied on strong Western news This in
cluded predictions Of smaller winter vheaf az
rivals, a big Southwest cash demand ana En-
Their manipulation OF December by Ieadsng
bulls. The close was very firm al III n
1%c net advance. Scales Excluded: No . rad
May 1 1901 IA, closed 81 49,: Decembs-
81 1891 Tx, closed 81 S7%
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Ffrm-
PETROLEUM-Steady
COFFEE-Spot Rio, ism; No invoice
Sic: mild. quiet.
Futures closed 1920 Rointe higher r,o+.,
sales los $50 bags including: October & sfsc.
November. 1900. Csc; December q sf17e soc.
January. 6.90c: February, lose: March 7 101
7.15c; April 20c: Mas Soar axe. III
7-456 1-5oc, and September at I. 6ld7 SIC 9s'
SUGAR-Raw, quiet; fair refnIng az =.
centrifugal. SO test. 45zc; nolasses sugsT AL
Refined was steady; No 6. l. soc: No = 4 nc.
No. 8. 4.40c; Nc. 8. 4.35c: No. 10. a 30e. No
II, ACC; No. II. 4.15c; No 13 lf0c: Ne
IA, 4-o5c: confectioners A soc: mold
5-30c; cut loaf and crushed 565c: nowdere5
bose: graduated, 4-05c; cubes. 52oc.
BUTTER-unchanged
CHEESE-Unchanged
rEGgE-IJnchanped
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4G414c; prime. 47lG5e; choice 5Nd6c. and
fancy 1T 6ssdTe.
PRUNEs-Are without new feature. De-
mand is moderate and prices the recent
basis. They range from &c to Sac. accord
ing 70 grade.
APRICOTs-R unchanged. Choice are
held at 9i9e; extra choice. 1oA410hc, and
fancy at 1fd13c.
PEACHES-Are in fair inquiry, with bus
mess limited by small offerings. Choice. So q
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Available Grain Snnnlx.

NEW YORK Oct. 1s--speciaI cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in avail
able supplies as compared with last account:
Wheat-United States and Canada, east OF
the Rockies, increased 6.157. 600 bushels;
afloat for and in Europe, increased ]. 800. 600
bushels: total supply OF wheat, increased
4 .457 900 bushels
Corn-United States and Canada east OF the
Rockies, decreased 1,S3T. 600 bushels
Oats-United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies increased S55. 600 bushels
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cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Oct 1s.-Cash quotations were
as follows Flour. firm; No. 2 spring wheat.
81 i2a1 Is; No. g. 81 0561 Is; No. red
81 15hdI is: No. corn, 52lac: No. 2 yellow
551kc: No oats. 30G3015c: No. white
rs 15G30a4c: No. rye. 7T1aGTsc: good feeding
barley, So NC; fair to choice mating. 40R4Sc;
No faxseed 81 Ooa; No. 1 Northwestern.
81 16A: mess pork. per Dbl. $40 so911; lard.
per 100 lbs 81 1907 III; short ribs sides
Coose), 81 soar 621z short clear sides
(boxed). 81 25d7 90; whisky basis of high
wines, 81 261a: clover. contract grade, s12 Is
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money .farI-o,

NEW YORK. Oct. Is.-Close. None -,
abs STEADY, Ia @ per cent; closing bid "a |.
efIored al 49, = >
Time loans-Steady. Sixty days. 3 per cent.
% days and six months. S1zT3a[ rer cent
Prime mercantile paper-1lzG5 per cent
sterling cxchalrc-Steady with sctuaf bn-s
maud and az 81 $40 FOR sixfy dav hilie
Posted rates-S4 SsGs sag 1zd 81 s0is
Commercial BLISS e31
f3ar sflrer-5S9Lc
EcEican Doilars-4c1kc
Government bends. steady, railroad sonax r.
rcgular.
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Provisions.

The situation in these goods remains un-
changed Some houses report a fairly active
tons rule.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 111zc per ID for
heavy nhe for light medium, lac for light.
141ac for extra light and lie for sugar
cured; dry salt Sides. 10zc: Bellies I2c;
Eastern sugar-cured Hams 14c; Cali
fornia Hams 1315c: Mess Beef S1OdIO so per
Dbl; extra Mess. $40 50611: Family. $12aI2 so:
prime Mess Pork s14 so: extra clear. s23:
Mess, ST so; Dry Sailed Pork. 10%c; Pig Pork
$26; Pigs Feet. IS; Smoked Beef 14c per H.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 61kc per 10 for
California compound &c for Eastern compound
lob tins, IAc; 5-lb tins. 11Sc; Glib tins.
1hc.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. s%o: three
half barrels. SIC; fierce sac; two tfarces
SIG; i've tierces. Sic per ID.
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L9ndon dispatches yesterday said that TIE
rlssIan successes al Eukdsn had caused
cc-s-cerablc slump In japanese Is the
stock Exchange. the loss a noon being L y
Ter cent The widest runners were a112t,
including one O. the capture O. General Ku-
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ing sales The market was kept irregular.
tetner than weak in this way but the infer
s1ce q the advances sentiment not so
ellectlke as Yesterday and there was more
disposition manifest TO look Tor reaction The
aston OF Yesterday late trading was pre-
eisposlng cause 70 this view The result was
general conviction this morning that a very
S1.eLsiNe distribution ol holdings had oeeh
erected yesterday from the strong speculative
hands which have fostsred the growth Of TIA
present bull market TO the weaker hands OF
el.s ne" class OF buyers who have been at
tracted BY the latter stages OF the advance
and who made their FIRST appearance in any
considerable number yesterday. The conse-
quence was a more spotted market and a de-
cline IN speculative enthusiasm. The dealings
fell into state of decided dullness at various
which carried prices conprehcnsively upward
was not in evidence at any time during toe
ana was not carried far at the expense q
values Any advance in prices was taken ac-
vantage Of 70 sell stocks. but the pressure r.
faxed al recession IN prices 10 last h1sEt
level or below The consequences was tfat
no great inroads on prices were caused o
10 OF shifting operations from stock to
. another 70 sustain prices throughout the Lst.
The upward movement in St PAU was hot
I wholly convincing, particularly as OLD runors
were revived OF a settlement OF the NottnetA
Securities trouble. this time by an aosorp,
ton OF St. Paul by Union Pacific BY bond
issue exchangable in the proportion OF ~
per cent n bonds for 100 per cent in stocks
rents was q feature and the 5acSwarcness
OF the response in Union Pacific was an ad-
I
in supporting the general market. The ex-
cited demand for copper failed 10 benent
Aualgansted Copper. The news Of the DAY
awakened little interest in market circles and
attention was devoted 10 the record OF the tape
a. aflor5ing evidence OF the public interest
or abstention from the dealings.
London was z seller here ana discounts
hzrdened there The discount rate was soft
in Berlin, however. and the weekly statement
OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany showed
the effect OF the higher bank discount rate
IN cash gain o. $3.50 coo repay rnent OF
note contraction Of S2i. GIG. 600. Sterling
change at Continental points in consequence
recovered. The sub-treasury took a consider
able sum from the banks here to-day thus re-
vorsing the recent course of the balances.
Money rates however. were unchanged.
The stock market closed rather easy Re-
aiizing in speculative bond issues made the
bond market irregular Total sales, par value,
ST.385. Coo.
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
New York Stock List.
Z F{,r+on & n 400 California street.
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New York Cottoa Market,

NEW YORK Oct s-g-COTTON-F-utnre,
opened steady. October e75c; November. 70
December. eS7c; January. 9.94c February. i0c
bid March, I004c; April IOO7c bid. Mav
10 o9c; June. 10. 1oc bid; July, 1O13c
Futures closed steady. October sec: No
vember, e.sSc; December, s.9Sc: january
1o06c; February. 10.1oc; March 1014c: April
10 Ice; May, 1o20c. -
Spot close quiet. Is points advance Middlinp
uplands 1035c; middling Sulf, 10 6oc sales
800 bales. SAFES
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-Firm. 2s7sd per ounce.
&oney-191K per cent
Ire rate of dlsc5unt IL the enen p,artet So
snort bills is29s per cert and for three
months bills 9-1e92 1t-1sIper cent,
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Rntter- Cheese and Errs.

CHICAGO Oct 1s-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was Arm;
creameries, 15G20kc; dairies 13Q17c; eggs,
firm. 161a91s14c; nrsts. 1sAc; cheese, steady
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Condition of the 5ITreasurv

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-To-day statanoent
Of the Treasury: Available cash haIsncs
SAG. 42e, 224; gold. s7e.395. Oh.
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NV YORK Oct lS.-A s-e.i-cantro;led
reacri9n H-s TIE result o. to-day's stock raar-
kct due u the selling 70 take profits on the
rise The strength was maintained BIZ the
liftinE Of various stocks a. cover 70 really
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HnAGS-Grain Bags. S5e5 %: san Quentin.
81 so. Wool Bags 500S2c. Fleece Irvine The.
Fruit BAGS. 6laQ714c for white and &c for
brown jute
CANNED FRUIT-Foilowing are prices FOR
the 1904 pack