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ORK-Dressed Hogs. 6dsc per ID,
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
GeneraI Merchand[se.

BAGs-Grain Bags. s5G5 25; San Quentin.
81 so: Wool Bags. 30G32c: Fleece Twine 713c.
oAwengGn S Psr ton New sT ws sd
Beaver Hll 50 80: Roslyn. 81: Coos Bay.
So so; RichHond. s. so; Cumberland $iS in
thracite Egg. $14: Welsh Anthracite Egg. S13;
Welsh Lump s1l so: Camel 50 per ton: Coke.
$11 50d13 per ton IN bulk and Sl5 In sacks;
Rocky Mountain descriptions. Ss so per short
OILS Quotations are for barrels: for cases
add Sc; Linseed sic per gallon for boiled and
Bakers AA, cases. 81 100I -: Luc9i soc for
boiled and 4sc for raw: China Nut, cases,
G56SOc 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 beachsd winter Whale
OIL. SIC; natural Whale on 52c; extra winter
pure Neatsfoot Oil 73c; No. l Neatsfoot on
63c light Herring OIL 42e; Clark Herring OIL.
Fish on, 35c; boiled Paint OIL 33c; raw Paint
Oil. 3lc.
Star. 19Isc; Extra star 22i4c; Elaine. 2sc:
Eocene 21;5c Deodorized Stove Gasoline in
bulk. Ice; In cases 22lzc; Benzine. IN bulk.
13c; in cases. 1910: So degree Gasoline in
bulk 25c: in cases, 3lc.
TURPENTINE-Slc per gallon in cases and
75c IN drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead 7kR
7Ac per Id; White Lead, 7h6T34c according
sUGAREThe Western Sugar Refining Com
Cubes A crushed and Fine Crushed 625c;
Powdered 6.10c; Candy Granulated 61Oc; Dry
Granulated fine &c: Dry Granulated eosrse
er. Fruit Granulated &c; Beet Ciranuistsd
600 ID bags only 590c: Confectionery A Sc.
Magnolia A. 5G0c; Extra c. 5.50c: Golden C.
barrels. 25c more; bexes. SOC more 5O-ib bags
10c more for all kinds. Tablets-Half barrels
G.5oc; boxes, GI5c; H & E Crystal Dominos.
&c per lb No orders taken for less than sew
entv- five barrels or its equivalent
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stocks. Cotton and Copper.

The New York wires OF f. F. Hutton & CO.
yesterday said:
sTOCKs-stock market closed strong. On
the appearance cf the bank statement. which
came better than expected. g general buying
movement SET IN. causing some covering by the
shorts It rs stiu largely a market Of special
rles. Yesterdays break was brought about by
tne action of Secretary shaw in calling on
rhe banks Tor - per cent Of Government de-
posits iu order to build up the treasury sur
plus.
We doubt very much if he has any desire
m bring about money disturbances at this
tlue. Western banks have an abundance OF
money ana would be glad at any slight in
- 5AFe ln loai,-ns rates 70 snip the money 10
Ne" York The general market continues
broad and active.
we feel that stocks bought on breaks viii
make money. The strength seems 10 be in
snecialties. such steel and kindred stocks.
The metal stocks are being bought on pros
1lat copper IS 20 be advanced 10 I5c per pound.
ttalllcaoS are expected 10 De large buyers Of
steel rails and a general feeling of optimism
prevails IN the trade. The railroad equipment
companies are expected 90 participate in this
Irosperay
cOTrDN-The cotton market had more than
its share ~ the usual vicissitudes TO contend
With during the past week and. being deprived
- me support which it might have received
from the south on account Of the present
IrlstFaton ot all wire connections from last
raL-llets storm. prices have not been able
% Withstand the pressure which has been
brought o. bear against g. Sentiment is now
quite generally bearish again ana the market
appears 20 have few friends at present among
The larger and more important market inter
ests and with the statistical position OF the
sra pie tlis week and the the month
showing lD rather hearish. would advise
against sacrificing holdings or Oyerseling on
ms break and would rather favor purchases
ot me spring cotton Tor investment or for
moderate turns on any further decline from
the present level
CoPPER-The copper trade is showing
greater ACTIVITY after year or more Of COM
faraLife oorrnancy- The consumption Of the
metal is going into wide use and the demand
is perhaps ou the verge of becoming stronger
man Do has been ~ any previous time Prices
are strong and advancing 15c copper being
predicted fCr the near future
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Summary OF THE MARKErs.

Wall street stocks unsettled. with
come higher and others lower.
Local stocks sell very well for Sat
urdag.
shipment of s15s.eO7 in treasure to
HOngSOng.
Local bank clearings gain $4,000. 600
over last -car.
silver and Exchange rates show little
variation.
copper stocks firm. with higher prices
predicted for Copper
Wheat Barley and minor grains still
cuict-
Bran firm and Hay showing more
stcadiness.
Nothing new I'm Beans or Seeds.
Potatoes still in heavy supply and
weak. Onions firm.
Poultry in light receipt and well
cleaned up Game steady.
Citrus Fruits quiet, owing 10 threat
cning weather.
Dealers making up Butter for East
ern shipment.
Eggs and Cheese weak, with increas-
ing supplies.
Nothing new I'm Dried Fruits and Raj
sins.
Provision markets still show general
dullness.
Wool. Hops and Hides firm and ac-
Tive.
Caule, Sheep and Hogs unchanged.
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Poulfrv and Game.

Receipts Of domestic Poultry were very light
as usual on Saturday and all descriptions
cleaned up quickly at steady prices A car
of Western chickens marketed. making
the fourth for the week and sold of well at
good figures Dressed Turkeys were in light
receipt and met with prompt sale at we'll
maintained rates. 1t is generally expected that
receipts Of prime dressed stock from CaIifOr-
nian points will be rather light during
Thanksgiving week but liberal receipts are
expected early in the week from Oregon. Most
dealers expect a good market and it is not
believed that prices of the best stock will go
below 25c per pound.
Game in good request and although
scriptions were we'll sustained.
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys 23d25c for
No ! and 2Gd22c per ID for No >; Live Tur-
Keys. lTd20c for old and 20G22c per Id FOR
young: Geese. per pair S2Q2 25: Goslings, 81 %
az 80; Ducks. S5Q5 so per dozen for old and
S5d7 for young; Hens. 81 seas for small and
SIS 5OdI6 for large: young Roosters $5 5Od
8 80; old BOOSTERS, S4d4 so; Fryers 81 5Oa5;
Broiers. S3d4; Pigeons $la1 %; Squads S2g
2 so
GAME MsIard Ducks. $3a6 per dozen;
Canyasbgck, S3d6; Teal s2a2 so. Sprlg, So 80
63: Widgeon 81 T5d2 Red Heads $2G3;
small Ducks 81 az: Gray Geese S26i3:
White Geese. $191 70; Brsnt. 81 25a2 so;
Honkers. s3GI5: Snipe, So for English and 81 so
for common; Doves 81 p: Hare, 81 5Oql rs;
Rabbits. SO fo- Cottontails and 81 so for
Brush
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Butter. Checse and Eegs.

The shipment Of Butter 10 the East has
taken definite shape and yesterday several
houses putting up the goods to go on the
first car which will be composed OF fresh
creamery. The number OF be forward
ed Will depend upon the success met with in
dlsposing Of the first shipment The trade
have got desperate over the situation
and are determined to clear away
the accumulated stocks somehow or other
though money Will be lost no matter what
means are employed As a few tubs have been
unearthed here and there. some OF il will be
sent in this form and the rest in cubes II
also be sent away. The market continues in
bad shape though several houses report an
improving demand for fine fresh creamery
with some demand for shipment 10 the north
Cheese is still weak but prices remain un-
changed.
The situation in Eggs is confused Some
eraI cut their quotations for ranch Yesterday
to 40c and then did not clean up as BUYERS
bought sparingly. preferring to wait until
Monday for developments
Receipts were $4,000 lbs Butter 5O7 cases
Eggs and 200 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Crea1nery at first hands, 2OGslc
FOR extras and 1Sd l9c for lower TO rnedam
grades: dairy. 1Tm19c; cold storage nominal;
store Butter 10GI4c: Eastern cubes nominal:
Eastern Iadle- packed. 15G1Gc
CHEESE-11 RG12c for choice mild new and
1OGllc for old: cold storage. IUBm1fc: Young
Americas. 12Gl2Isc Eastern i0dl5c per ill.,
EGGs-Ranch 40d4ic for good ia fancy
and 36M3715c for common: cold storage 25Ge
3,tc Eastern 2562Sc for choice 22d24c ror
standards and 15G2lc Cor seconds
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Corner Twelfth and Harrison SITS.
BY order OF F. L LAMPSON OF Colusa.
I will sell so head or BROKEN and UN-
BROKEN CHOICE YOUNG HORSES This
consignment Is direct from Mr.. Lampson's
ranch. and will arrive at the yards Saturday
morning and win bear close inspection FOR
sOundness.
This sale will be conducted as all my sales
in the past. There will be no horse ulisrep-
resented II they guaranteed sound they
must be sound. II guaranteed to work pro
pose 10 show they will work OF no sale 1
will also sell one HANDSOME MATCHED
TEAM OF SORREL MARES. suitable for hrst-
class livery or for doctors use and one 4
year-old colt sired BY Doodle. out OF a stand
ard bred mare. would make a grand road
horse and is very fast; weight. 115O pounds
Also several choice BUSINESS HORSES
The above stock must and will be sold Win
out reserve. s WATKINS. Auctioneer.
Sale takes place rain OF shine.
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INTERNATIONAL
Wheat and other GRAINS.

WHEAT-The foreign markets were weak
Chicago dropped sharply from 81 liz to
81 osl3. The Chicago letter OF L. F. Hutton
& Co. said.
The continued piling OF stocks and discou--
agingly slow -four trade seem to be telling
against the high price OF wheat At our pres
ent prices We are way out OF line of export
business and the trade will need a very urgent
cash demand FOR home consumption to main
tain present level of prices. The selling to- day
had every appearance OF liquidation sales.
and established a new low level The onI1-
support apparent came from shorts and on a
little rally seemed to be for sale The trade
will 20 home tonight more bearsh than for
some time and the natural result OF this bear
fsh feeling will be an oversold pit condition
from which a sharp rally can be expected
Until conditions outlined above change we
can but feel that II is reasonably safe to sell
wheat sharp bulges as the tendency to US
seems FOR lower prices. The market is local
and highly professional in character and ii
might De well TO take profits when in sight .
In this market the cash grain was quiet
and unchanged. but futures were 1Gi1sc lowe r
IN sympathy with Chicago. and quiet
CASH WHEAT.
California Club 81 5Od1 sly: California
White Australian. 81 eo91 So; Northern Club,
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Bid. Ask Bid. Ask.
Adams .-.... % -iMacNamars o.. IS %
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pota1nes. ONIONS and Yegetables.

4 River Burbanks lost the slight advance
noted yesterday, fresh stock was in free
supply again most Of Fridays helated arrivals
being on hand and receipts by the regular boat
being heavy. Salinas Burbanks continued
steady with the demand brisk on local
count A fresh car of Sweets was marketed
and readily commanded an advance Onions
were firm and active at maintained prices.
Miscellaneous vegetables moved off freely
and steady prices ruled for everything except
Tomatoes which were In excessive supply and
lower. There quite surplus OF poor
stock unsold the close.
POTATO E,S- Burbank from he liver 40R
CSC per ctl: Salinas Burbanks, 81 10d1 35 per
ctl: Rtvor Red- ,o0T0c per ctl3 Sweet rota-
toes I5G90c per ct.
ONIOAS-s2Q2 10 per ctls,fnr fancy and
81 25mi 30 per sack for eff grades.
VEGETABLES-Gree Peas. Gd615c per ID;
String Beans 3d4c per lb; Wax Beans.
5EI6c Lima Beans 415c per 10: Toma toes.
35175c per box; Summer Squash. 81 so per
box; Cabbage 00c per ctl Carrots, T5c per
sack; Cucumbers, 25G50c per box: Garlic. An
a5c per ID; Egg Plant 81 25d1 SOL per box:
Dried Peppers nominal; Green Peppers 25Q
4Oc per box: Marrowfat and Hubbard Squash
$10dl2 per ton for round lots.
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Morning Session.
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none onerins: Northern BIuestsm. 81 $40

none offering; Northern Bluestem. 81 s2h9
1 IS per ctL
Session TO 1880 a m.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December 81 = 81 a 81 a 81 4
BARLEY-The week closed with prices un-
changed. BothS cash grain and futures were
quiet The general price for No. l Feed was
81 1215 and the feeling was firm at this
figure while choice bright was generally held
at the top quotation, with no sales reported
AT it however.
CASH BARLEY
Feed 81 os24 al 13s4; Brewing and Shipping
81 15Q1 1714; Chevalier. 81 1901 20 per ctl.
FUTURES
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Dece nber-No sales, 81 O9l5 bid.
May-No sales. 81 0sa4 bid, 81 091s asked.
OATS-The Eastern white clipped that ar
rived on Friday are held at 81 Bib. Contrary
fair weight More VIII be brought hsre, but
how much is not stated. The market was
quiet yesterday at unchanged quotations.
White 81 42hdl 5ILa surprise, 81 55Gl co;
Red for teed 81 32Hq1 As for No. 1 and
81 22Sa1 80 for No. ?; extra fine for seed
81 42hG1 80; Black, 81 30ql 80 for feed and
81 45d1 coz for seed
CORN-Quiet and unchanged. More sam
pies are being shown on Change, probably due
TO the recent large importations from the
Western Yves sacked 81 45a1 so for yellow.
81 45GI so for White and 81 1901 so for
Mixed: California large yellow 81 45a1 so;
small round do 81 55df 62la White NOM
fnaI: Egyptian, 81 35g1 40 for White and
81 171z6l 20 for Brown.
RYE-S1 4oG1 45 per ctl.
Nominal at about 81 per
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Dcciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Trade in fresh decduous fruits was Of fair
volume but Citrus kinds were rather dull as
local dealers were operating cautiously In that
line OF goods owing TO the threatening weat tn
er. Several carloads of Navel Oranges were
received and prices were easier for all grades
Seeding Oranges and Grape Fruit shared i'm
the general weakness and were offered freely
at lower range The other Citrus fruits were
quiet but prices were unchaneed Tbe- An
pie market had little better tone as receipts
were light and trade was more active than
previously but as stocks were stilI excessive
prices showed no improve All other de
scriptfons Of tree fruits were in annie SUNNY
and prices had hut slight change Straw
berries and Raspberries came TO hand too late
FOR the regular trade and had to be sold Al
low prices, a good portion Of the receipts
being turned over to perldlers at the mini
mum quotations. A carload OF Cranberrles
came in late on Friday and another car was
received yesterday The berries were held AZ
previous prices and the first car was entirely
cleaned up.
STRAW BERRIES-Longworths S60s per
chest Malindas and Brandywlnes, SO 5oa az;
Cheneys $3G5.
RASPBERR RIES-$3q5 per chest
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per Ib
CRANBERRIES-S10n per Dbl for East
ern and $262 T5 per box for Coos Bay
APPLES-S1 IS per box Tor extra fancy. SSc
dsI for ordinary fancy. 50675c for choice
and 2514 4Oc for common.
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Hav and FeedstuRs.

Bran rules firm at yesterdays advance The
Hay market continues to show more steadi-
ness and receipts moderate the
market IS working around into better condi-
ton The n-damaged stock IS now almost
used IN end this gives the market more
steadiness The feeling was quite firm yes
terday. and there were a number OF sales Of
choice at SIS.
BRAN-S1s 5Od19 so per ton.
RiIDDIINGS-S2 5Cm2S per ton.
SHORTS-S1S 5Od19 so per ton
FEEDSTUF UFFS-ROlled Barley S23924 so per
ton: Oilcake Meal at the mill $31 5Od32 so;
iobbing S33: Cocoanut Cake. $23Q24; Cocoa
nut Meal SPICES; Corn Meal. S31G31 so;
Cracked Corn. S31 50G32; Mixed Feed $22 500
%: Horse Beans. s30q4O per ton; Broom
Corn Feed soc per ctl.
HAY-Wheat. $1C4I5; Wheat and Oat S100
Il: Oat Sq612: Barley and Oat. SSd11: Volun-
teer Wild Oat s7qf0; stable. S9d1O: stock,
IS 5O67; Clover. STq10; Alfalfa $9912 per
ton.
sTRAW-85neOc per bale
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-Continuous declines
marked trading in the wheat pit to-day. At
the opening the market was Influenced by the
indefinite tone of cables and the report from
Argentina stating that prevailing excellent
weather insured a bumper crop of wheat.
Selling was general at the start and the open
in= prices were at a loss. December being
down nc at 81 10a<. May was off Il to nc
at 81 l0B to 81 lis. Houses with North
western connections were prominent among
the sellers well as several large local
lon-s. There was lst-up to the selling
pressure throughout the day and the decline
brought out numerous stop-loss orders. De-
cember closed 81 0S5s and May at 81 091s
The feature OF trading in corn was heavy
liquidation of December. resulting in a sharp
decline in the price OF that delivery. Decem-
Der closed izc lower at 4sc. May closed un-
changed.
Oats were steady. considering the weakness
Of other grains. December closed Il lower
2SAc.
Provisions were weak. Pork closed I2I5c
lower. lard and ribs each 212c lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open High. Low. Close.
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AUCTION SALES
& IN 81
AT AUCTION

On MONDAY Nov. q. at IL clock.
At INTERNATIONAL HORSE MARKET,
Corner Twelfth and Harrison SITS.
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Sow York Grain and Produce.

NE-yV YORK Nov 19.-FLOUR-Rec
5000 barrels. exports. 600 barrels; market dull
aiid lower &C sell
Minnesota patents. So 1oaG 35; Minnesota
bakers 81 5O04 So winter patents s. G0d6;
winter straights - yoq5 90; winter extras,
SO Goa %; winter low grades, Js6 - 1904 o5.
weak; No; RED. q 1919 f. O. b. s; sshoat; No
wheat market was fairly demOralized this
morning By q severe break i'm the Northwest,
backed up by reports of no -four demand The
demand was also affected by other bearish
Argentina cables and lost about lac bushel
in TIE first hour. Closing figures showed lss
d12c net decline. July closed 81 o2l5; De-
cember closed 81 16lt-
HOPS-Firm- state. common % choice. 1904
crop, 3ld52c; 1903 crop. 3lq5Gc: olds, 149
1sc Pacific coast. 1904 crop. 3Od55c. 1905. 80
a38c; olds 14dlsc-
HIDES-Eirn. Galveston. l7c, California,
l9c Texas dry l4c
PETROLEUM-Steady.
COFFEE-Futures closed steady. With
range showing net unchanged prices TO a de-
cline Of 10 points sales; loo bags. includ-
fn,- December. 6-J0d6.55c. January. 670c;
March g 6S5d6.95c; May. I.05a7. lOc; July. 40
NJ Z5c: September. 1.35fII.45c; October, 1.5Oc.
spot Rio. hrm; No. invoice, 1+sc; milo
oIsi sI-l SRGRaw. hrm Fair refining 4s-16c:
oentrffugal 96 test. 4 11-Iec; Inolssses sugar.
a. 10 8 4 90cc: No. .. 490c: No 10 4 soc;
no II Z. zoe: No. u. 4-65c: No Il. 4.eoc; No.
so.t cur loaf 615e: crushed. 6.l5c. pow
dered 555c: granulsteds 5.45c' cubes. 570c
RI-TTER-Uuchanged
CHFESE-Unchanged
EGGS-Unchanged-
DRIED FRUITS.
F.vAPORATED APPLES-Steady. Common.
as.a4i[c: prime. 4i5q4s4c; choice. 5q5lzc;
fancy 60GlAc.
PRIJNES-show no change. Quotations for
California fruit ranges from 2q6c, according
70 trade. ,..,o
PRICOTS-T-nchanged Choice. 91541Oc;
extra choice 1o1z a11c. fancy, 11dljc-
PEACHES-Steady demand light. Choice.
05si.c:. extra choice. 9sz6IOIzc. fancy, 1Oi3
G11c.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins. Honey.

The past week has been very quiet in these
goods and quotations have made no material
change for a long time.
FRUITS-New crop-Apricots IStqlOc for
Royals and 9@12c for Moorparks; Nectarines.
6l5d7sc for White and e15Q7c for Red:
Piums. pitted. 6a6hc for black. 714GsAc
for red and 7dS1sc for yellow; Figs, 2crown
bricks. soc; 3-crown 55c; 4-croYn 6Oc; g.
crown. Csc: bulk white 2$tG3c: black. 3hc.
Evaporated Apples. 5QTc per h.
PRUNES-1%d1&4c per ID for the four sizes
and 2Nc basis for the large sizes.
RAISINS+1904 crop + o. b. Fresno-Im-
perial clusters 50 25d2 so; Dehesa 81 sO91 IS;
London Layers $161 10; Loose Muscatels. A
crown 41Sc; 3-crown. SIC; 2-erown. 3hc:
Seeded. 4l5Q5l5c; Thompson's Seedless, 4Ac;
Seedless Sultanas ga per ID.
NUTs-New walnuts. No. softshell. l29
I21bc; No g 1O4101ac: No. 1 hardshell 12c;
No 2 1Oc; Almonds, 1601Tc for Nonpareils.
14d14iac for i Y l. 13q14c for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedoc; Peanuts. 6G7c for
Eastern: Pecans 11@13c: Cocoanuts. 81 5095;
Chestnuts Td9c per 10 for California and 11g
1215c for Italian
HONEY-Comb. 11h9f3c for white and 100
lie for amber: water white extracted 5h9
&C.: light amber extracted. 5G5he; dark. 50
4nc.
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Provisions.

The market drags along day after day in a
groove business being quiet.
CURED MEATS-Bacon 10Iac per lb for
heavy. 1O1ac for light medium. 13c for light,
I4c for extra light and 14i5c for sugar cured;
dry Salt sides l0c: Bellies lie: Eastern sugar
cured Hams I2IaG12Ec; California Hams.
12G12Ac: Mess Beef $109IO so per biol: extra
Mess $40 5Od11; Family S12Q12 so; prime
Mess Pork S14 80; extra clear. 500; Mess.
$16 so: Pig Pork. .$25 Pigs Feet, IS; Smoked
Beef lac per Id.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 6lsc per lb for
California compound, &c for Eastern compound
and 0G915c for pure; half barrels. pure, 9149
9Ac; 1O-lb tins. 1OAc 5-lb tins 1OAc; BIB
tins. 10iac.
COTTOL LENE-One half barrel Sssc: three
half barrels, S1ac: tierce. S%sc: two tierces.
SIC; Ave tierces. SIC per ID.
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Associated Banks Statement.

NEW YORK. Nov. i9-The statement Of
averages Of the Clearing House banks Of this
city for the week shows:
Loans s1.II2.TIO.T0O. decrease s12. .379. 200 de-
pcsits 81. I59 So coo; decrease SIG 167 400; cir
culation S42 1SS. 500. decrease S125. 400. legal
tenders ST5 $40 ZOE: decrease s7O6 400: specie
S223 9iS 400: decrease So 640. 500: reserve S299.
559 100. decrease S3.346,IO0: reserve required
$3.50 969. 800. decrease 81 O41. $50. surplus
81 5s9 700 increase S695 $50: ex-ITnited States
aar.eL-s Sll -. 900. increase 5000. go.
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Beans and Seeds.

Beans continue quiet and at unchanged
prices and seeds are also before quoted
BEANS-Bayos 50 1898; Pea nominal;
Butter S3d3 %; small White, SO 1903 30;
large White. 81 40a2 65; Pink 81 1898 Is;
Red 81 25a4 so: Lima, 81 1904 %: Red Kid
news. 81 so; Blackeyes, 81 60Q2 IS Per ctl;
Horse Beans, 81 S562 20.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 81 T5Q5; Yellow
Mustard. SO 25; Flax. s2G2 75; Canary. e%
aTc; Alfalfa. I5aal6h1e; Rape. i15@2he;
Isasl5c: Broom Corn Seed. S20@2I per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. 81 1872 80; Green
Peas 81 T5g2 80 per ctl.
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Cash Grain and provisions.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Cash quotations were
as follows Flour. quiet; straights. 81 9Od5 20
spring patents. s5G5 80; strsights 81 T0a5:
bakers 81 904i3; No. spring wheat 81 0Tq
l L; No. ,. S1G1 10: No. red, 81 1214 al Il:
No. corn. 53l2c: No. = yellow 5T12c No .
oats 81 I G32 &c; No white. 31i5G324c: No.
} white. 3o&4 qT31 1ac; No. rye. 7S1sc: good
feeding barley, 3sa3S nc; fair to choice mailing
42aj2c No L haxseed 81 10; NO. ! North
all 10: lard per 100 lbs. s6 95G6 07Ia: short
ribs sides tloose). Sc G2l5G8 S7Is: short clear
sides Cboxed), s6 T5a6 s7la whisky. basis OF
high wines. 81 p; clover. contract grade
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

PEARs-winter NelIis 81 25d1 so per box:
cooking varieties 65c6S1 per box.
PERSIMMONS-65GS5c per box.
OUNCES -25Gd0c per box.
FIGS-T5cd$1 per box
GRAPES-Table varieties. 65cQSl for crates.
30G50c for small boxes and s1G1 so for open
boxes.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges Navels. 81 500
ines S161 25 for small and 81 so for large
boxes: Lemons 50 60@3 for fancy 81 75G2 %
for choice ana 81 25dI so for sJand-
ards; Grape Fruit, 81 1912 so: Mexican Lines,
$4G4 so per case: Bananas. S2Q3 per bunch for
Central American and T5cG$2 for Hawaiian;
T0tneapDIes 81 5O63 per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
Elonr and NiiIIstnns

FLOUR-CalitoTuia Family Extras, 81 S04
10 usual terms: Bakers Extras 81 7Od5; !;
Oregon and Washington. jobbing s4@4 so
per bbl
MILLsTUFFS-Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour. 50 80 per 100 lbs; /;
Rye Flour SS 20: Eye Meal S3; Rice Flour,
Oat Meal S4 Oat Groats 81 25: Hominy.
So 60a3 S5; Buckwheat Flour, 81 %; Cracked
Wheat 81 IS: Farina 81: Whole Wheat
Flour, So so: Rolled Oats bbis. Sc T59T so; in
sacks. 81 25 Pearl Barley. $5 Split Peas
boxes. IS so. Green Peas So 90 per 100 lbs.