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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

/ Now York OCt, 26
Cotton futures opened steady; oct, $3.50
bid; Nov, $3.50; Doc, }90, Jan, s2.Sf;
Feb, $3.50 nd, March, $'96; April $500
lid: May, $lCoi; june $io.o5 bid; July,
sIoll Spot closed quiet; middlins Up
LANDS. 5000. middlng gulf, $lo3); sa'cs,
/ VI bales
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Hoy and FeedStnfS.

Bran continues to come in freely from the
north and the market is easy in consequence.
receipts of Hay were lighter yesterday but
there has been too much on the market lately
and the feeling is weak
The circular Of Somers & Co SAYS:
Shipments OF Hay have been runninz
fairly heavy during the past week. the total
being o4OO tons, practically the same quan-
tity received during the week preceding To
San Francisco the market is weak but in
the country the feeling is rather strong In
prices, considerably above the San Francisco
market The consumers feel indisposed TO buy
at their figures and there is nothing going on
here except hand to- mouth business out
side districts will figure to quite an extent
with US this season, and il looks as though
shipments would run quite heavy from this
time on in spite Of the determination on the
part of many farmers to hold their Hay until
they get a certain high figure
There has been some little rumor of late
that the Japanese are looking for Hay on the
coast. All reports tend to show that they favor
Timothy Hay, so II an order is placed in this
country in all probability it will go north. We
had hoped that this foreign trade would help
the San Francisco market materially but at
the present writing the outlook is rather dis
Practically all the Hay being shipped at
present is new crop; some few struggling cars
Of the old crop still continue 70 arrive. but
tinctton made in prices
BRAN-s22Q23 per ton
MIDDLINGS-S24629 per ton
SHORTS s22G23 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, s21 90 per
ton; Oilcake, Meal at the mill. $50 50G31 10;
Mixed Feed. s22@22 so; Horse Beans sso@4o
per ton; Broom Corn Feed. ooc per ctI
and oat. s1lG13 oat. s9a12. New crop-Voi-
unteer Wild Oat SSd10 per ton; Wheat. $I0R
49, Wheat and Oat s10G11 so; Oat, 50 506
sTRAw-eoGs5c per bale.
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Hides, TdHo1V, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND sKINs-Culis and brands sell
about 1kd1c under quotations. Heavy Sailed
Steers 9iAc: medium. &c: light SIC. Gov
Hides SIC for heavy and s1le for light: staEs
Calf 1OHG11c: dry Hides. 16c: dry Kin isc:
dry Calf. 1Sc; Sheepskins shearlings 25F4Oc
each: short Wool 40065c each: medium ia
sOc long Wool s191 so: Horse Hides salt
50 20 for large and s2G2 80 for medium S1 as
al IS for small and SOC for Colts Horse
Hides. dry. 81 70 for large and 81 so FOR
medium s19l 2S for small and SOC for Colts
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican, soc: dry SaItsd
Mexican 25c dry Central American 30732ILc
Goat Skins-Prine Angoras. I5c: extra large
do 81 25; large and smooth SOC; medium s5c.
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered. 4d4Lc per Ii.
No 3hc; grease. 211d3c.
WOOL-Spring Clip-Humboldt and Mendo-
cino 1Td19c: San Joaquin and Southern. f2
morths' 1OQ12c; do months 9d1lc per ID.
Middle Counties. 1361Tc for free and 124i5c
for affective: Northern. 1671Sc for free ana
14d16c for defective; Nevada. 13616c, accord
ing to condition
HOPS-Nominal at 2592T11e per 10 for Cali
fornia 1908 Contracts for 1904 crop are quoted
at 171h 62Oc.
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Dried Fruits, ,NHtS, ,RaiSinS, H Honey

FRUITS-New crop futures-Apricots "a
913c; Peaches. 5l5GTkc per ID Old crop@
PRUNEs-19oS crop. 2G2Ac for the four
sizes.
RAIsINS-F. o. b. prices Fresno for 1903
crop tsuo1ect to change without noticel are a.
follows; 5O-lb bOxes-Loose MuScatels 4-crown
&C per ID; S-erOwn. "a c; 2-crown &c; Malaga
loose, 3-crown. 4c; 2-crown. 3atc ThonpSon's q
seedless. &c; seedless Sutanas SIC: seedless
Muscatels, 3Ac; do toated. SIC; Seeded Rails
12-oz cartons. fancy. 4lkc: choice. 4%c. in
bulk fancy, SIC; choice. Sc; Imperial clus-
ters. 50; Dehesa. 81 SO; fancy. So: London
Layers. S-eroWn 81 30; 2-crown. 81 25
NUTS-Walnuts No. 1 softsheII~ I3i5a14c.
No ?, uAd12c; No. 1 hardsheT I3dIsILc
No ?. 11d115c; Almonds, 115c for Nonpa-
reils. II &c for I Y L. lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and 9&c for Languedoc; Peanuts. 6d7c for
Eastern: Pecans 1IH13c: Cocoanuts 81 5OfS
HONEY-Comb. 11hG1215c for white and
1Onl1c for amber; water white extracted So
&c; light amber extracted. 41s95c; dark
3h64c
BEESwAX-27d2sc per h.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Hareet Stooks higher and bnoy0n' Cotton adeanced.
Toaohah Stocks still fvely. Other shares dHH
S-r traction higher. Some fIrctnafion in Exchange.
C0ftc market firm under decreasing supplies
Caa .u sufficient supply and steady.
Lhoat and Barley futures firm Cash Barley lo5oer
oats. Corn and Rye ifacti5e. Beans still dull
Canary Seed still higher rmdp short supplies.
Bran still ariging freely from the north
Hay III ample receipt and 7ueaR
Butter large supply bit steady Cheese slo7cly rising
Eggs higher again and slO7uIy cleaning np
Professions still quiet and feat1neless e0ery7rEere
Hogs Easy, 7ritt small stock o1eplentfd.
Some descriptions of Coal oil toarer.
Potatoes again ercited under decreased 0wi7ak
Szoef Potatoes again the market. Onions advanced
Vegetables in liberal supply and 7ueak.
Poultry and Game steady and selling 7ery 7,cH
Fresh Frr'its in good demand for shibment
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

The Potato market was booming again yes
terday as receipts were much lighter than ex-
pected and in addition to the regular demand
for local wants there was a brisk inquiry for
good stock for export AS usual whites had
the most call and the entire manifest of one
river steamer was cleaned up at $2d2 10 Der
Genital The first Sweet Potatoes of the season
appeared from the Coachella Valley. One 10 ID
crate came in and sold at 2Oc per pound
Onions like Potatoes, were wanted for export
and as receipts were light prices ranged higher
Tie market for miscellaneous vegetables was
still heavily supplied with most descriptions
and prices continued TO decline Receipts OF
Green Corn were over 100 sacks Stocks OF
Cucumbers and Summer Squash were exces-
siye and Tomatoes were in increased supply
Mississippi Tomatoes were offering at 81 25
per crate but sold slowly owing to the abun-
dance and low prices OF offerings from do
mestic points. String Beans were dull except
for the fanciest stock and the Gamers picked
up several lots at 1c per pound. Receipts Of
Green Peppers and Egg Plant are steadily in
creasing.
POTAToES-New White. 81 s5a2 25 per etI:
Early Rose, 81 5091 IS per ctl; Garnet sChiles.
81 coal 75 per ctl: old Potatoes. $191 25 per
Genital
oNIoNs-New Red, s1a1 10 per sack: sn-
verskins. 81 4041 so per ctl
VEGETABLES-Green Corn, S161 Is per
sack or crate: Asparagus 4G7c per ID; Rhu-
barb. 4od75c per box; Garden Peas. 4a41Sc
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DectdHoRS and Citrus Fruits.

Local trade in early deciduous fruits con-
unued active and good demand was noted
Iof most varieties for shipment to northern
ports and to Honolulu Plums. Prunes. Peaches
ana Fears were in increased supply, but prices
Cesreole stock was pretty well cleaned up at
the close. Apricots in small packages did bet
Ter, out loose stock was unchanged with the
Gamers purchasing freely at the quoted rates
The feature Of the Apple market was the ar
rival OF the first Gravensteins Of the season
Tour 4-uer boxes being received from SonOma
county. The Apples were rather green and
poorly packed, but met with quick sale at
81 90 per box 4 few small consignments Of
sale at fancy prices Currants were in light
receipt and firm but moved slowly as the
high prices restricted trade Melons were IN
good request despite the cool cloudy weather
and cleaned up well. Figs were still in ex-
cessive supply and, although trade was active
there were large lines still unsold at the close
Dizziness still characterized the berry market
and the Gamers reduced their bid for MaIfnda
Strawberries to 81 10 per chest.
There were no changes in prices OF Citrus
or Tropical fruits. car OF fancy Valencias
was marketed and cleaned up for shipping at
sTRAwBERRIEs- per chest for Long
worths and 81 1913 for the larger varieties
LOGANBERRIEsI 50 5CGS per chest for red
RAsPBERRIEs- 5oas per chest
CURRANTS-5OG60c per drawer
CHERRIES packages 81; in bulk
10Q1215c per h.
lAPRICOTs-s boxes and crates. 5oaeOc;
co4yeNs II bAAhs 4T1U%-zC per ID 10
the trade and s20G30 per ton to the Gamers.
APPLES-Large boxes. 75cd$1 25; small
boxes, 354 SOC; baskets 256S5c
PEARS-4oQ6Sc per box for small green va
rieties and 81 25q1 so for Bartlett
PEACH HES-406T5c per box or carrier.
baskets. 50QT5c open boxes S5c6SI
PLUMS-60d9Oc per box crate and ESQ
SOC per basket; Tragedy Prunes, 65dS5c per
crate and 5OGT5c per basket.
FIGS-3Oq4oc for single-la layer and 5oG75c
for double layer boxes; large boxes from ths
river $Ig1 2S;
MELONS-Can taloupes. 81 25a2 per crate;
Nutmeg Melons 81 25d1 so per box; Water
melons. nc per ID
GRAPES-$191 % per crate
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges 81 2585
per box as to size and quality; VaIencfas
81 5Od2 so; Mediterranean Sweets 81 5O72:
Lemons. 81 25G2 IS for fancy. 81 5Oa1 T5 for
choice and $lQ1 25 for standard: Grape Fruit
81 5O02 80; Mexican Lines. S464 so per case:
Bananas. - per bunch for Central American
and Slq2 for Hawaiian: Pineapples. 81 500
so per dozen
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. July 6.-weather conditions in
the southwest were the dominant influence in
wheat to-day. All other factors were OF com
paratively minor consequence Reports of
heavy rains in Kansas. Missouri and Iowa
caused bullish sentiment at the start, and ini-
tiaI quotations on September were up &c to
&c at S3kQS3Ac There active de-
nand for September from shorts. resulting
in an advance Of about &c during the first
hour Of trading The July option also in
good demand There was liberal liquidation
of September going on early in the day, but
the market nevertheless continued TO gain in
strength. September sold UP to SO &c. Predic-
tiors of additional rain in the southwest had
much to do with the improved tone. Toward
noon the market began 70 feel the effects Of
the early liquidation. From s3tac September
declined to s27s0 s0s3c. Trading during the re-
mainder Of the day lacked the enthusiasm
manifested earlier in the session and greater
effort was required to start prices upward
again. The market closed firm, however with
September sc higher at S31Sc.
In corn the feeling was strong. September
closed A611c higher at 1850.
Oats were firm. September closed at 324s q
32l5c a gain Of * nc.
Provisions were weak lack of support
from packers and on scattered selling by COM
mission houses. AT the close September pork
was down 221sc; lard was off nc and ribs
were down re
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Meat Market.

Packers report medium Hogs Ia light suppfv
and steady while small are overpIentifuI ana
weak The demand for all descriptions H.
light.
DRESSED MEATS
wholesale rates from siaughterers to dealers
BEEF-5Is aezc for Steers and 49sc Der ID
for Cows.
MT-TTON-Wethers SGSHc: Ewes 76ec
per lb
PoRK-Dressed Hogs 61s6s1<c per ID
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock. delivered in San Francisco, less So
per cent shrfnkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. * 6T1 nc; Cows and Heif-
ers 5156615c: thin Cows. 4615c per 10
CAI.VES-4G4tac per ID gross weiRht)
sHEEP-wethers. 3aQ3&c: Ewes. s63Kc
per ID fgross weight
IAMBS-S2 50d2 75 per head
HOGS-Live Hogs. 140 to 200 lbs 4Ec.
200 TO $50 lbs, 4I5c; 130 lbs and under AZ.
over $50 lbs. 4hc; soft Hogs. nominal; SoEI
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Tonobah Stocks ActiVs, bHt the
Others Still Dull.

The Tonopah mining stocks opened sctivs
after the holidays and sales were large
will be seen. though prices were unsettIed-
The COmstock mining stocks were lower and
weak at the decline. Business the Stock
and Bond Exchange was dull, with fluctuations
too few and narrow for comment
The CalifOrnia-Street Cable Railroad Com
pany will pay a regular monthly dividend Of
75 cents per share on July i3
The Marin County Water Company will pay
regular quarterly dividend OF IS cents per
share July IL
The Nevada National Bank will pay a regu-
lar semi-annuai dividend az the rate OF per
cent per annum on July 10.
Semi-annual interest viii be payable to-day
on the per cent bonds OF the Oakland Tran
sit Company.
During the past year the Bank OF Japan paid
two dividends at the rate OF Il per cent per
annum on its capital OF $50. 0oO. 900.
The San Domingo Gold Mining Company oe
Calaveras County has levied assessment of
25 cents per share delinquent August 2
Esx-dfvidend yesterday. Imperial Oil COM
pany monthly OF 20 cents per share annount-
ing to $40. 600: Thirty-Three OIL Company.
monthly Of 10 cents per share. amounting 70
$40. COO.
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HOPS-Quiet
WOOI-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Easy.
SUGAR-Raw. firm; refined. firm.
OFFEE-Futures closed steady at net un-
changed prices to a decline of points Au-
gust. Sales were 81 600 bags. including: Sep
tember. g. 05G6.10 October. 615c; December,
6.35cG6 4Oc; March, 660G6.65c: April. 6.75c;
spot Rio, steady; No. invoice, 714c; mild.
steady
BUTTER-Creamery. 1sIkc; official prices
Creamery. common to extra. 13d1Sc; State
dairy. common to extra, 13d17c.
CHEESE@Steady.
EGGs-steady to firm. Western selected,
ISL G19c.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market shows
little change, attractive fruit being firmly held,
though demand continues light. Common, 4d
BIC; prime 5s4 G6c; choice, Ad6%c fan
cy, &c.
PRUNES@show little feature. Some grades
of Oregon are held higher but the general
range is unchanged at from 2S4c to 511c, ac-
cording to size etc.
APRICoPS-Are firm on the coast. but buy
ers here show little interest and the market is
quiet Choice 91sa1oc; extra choice. 1olt a
10Lc: fancy, 11G13c.
PEACHES-Are steady but unchanged with
choice at 1G7Ae; extra choice, Those; fancy,
91SGIOc
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bulfon.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-The foreign markets showed little
change Chicago was somewhat higher on
southwest. with a large number OF complaints
of prostrated and rusty grain delayed har-
vesting operations etc
In this market futures were firm in SYM
pathy with Chicago. The cash grain was
quiet The millers are not buying anything on
shippers are not in the market and the only
demand is for feeding. lot OF 3SS sacks
new Sonora clean and plump. to arrive to-
day was reported sold at 81 40 and 175 sacks
good No. from Glenn County sold at 81 q y.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 2715G1 32h: California
White Australian, 81 521S@1 5T15: Northern
SIupi ~ 81 Soql 50; Northern Bluestern. 81 90
FUTURES.
Session 8 TO IL 80 a. m.
December 3psB en- 81 Hsa ss4 81 SS 81 cisSs
2 p. m Session.
December-s1 % bid, 81 90 asked.
tive sARLEYmFStuTes Lba were firm. but not ae-
uoh lo"er' with light trading
CASH BARLEY
Feed, 81 for old and 95de71c for new; old
brewing, 81 O5Ql OH; Chevalier, 81 O215 a
10 for fair to choice.
FUTURES.
Session TO IL 80 a. m
December 0Dsa 81 Hisa; sas, LST- 81 c19is sss.
2 p m Session.
December-945sc bid 9415c asked
oATS-There is no change to report. the
market being quiet
Old erop-White. 81 30G1 35: Black, 81 159
I I; 20; Red, 81 Pool 25. New crop-Red. 81 III
GI 20; Gray. 81 321%a1 37I1 per ctl
COHN-Prevfous prices rule with a quiet
and featureess market
western sacked 81 45QI 4T1z for Yellow,
- 4oal 411z for White and 81 40 for Mixed :
Can1ornia large Yellow. 81 4591 so; small
round do 81 50qi go: White 81 45aI so per
ell; Egyptian, 81 3Od1 IS for White and
81 25G1 80 for Brown
RYE-$1 30G1 325h per cti
Observation-Disclosures at 81 1872 per ctl
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Poultry and Game.

Another car Of Western Poultry was mar
keted, making the third for the week. and
cleaned UP we'll as the stock was much better
than that previously received Conditions and
prices In the market for domestic stock were
unchanged and usual, there were quite a
few coops OF undesirable offerings still unsold
at the close Wild Doves continued TO arrive
freely. but were lower. Hare and Rabbits
at steady rates.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 1461Sc per ID:
Geese, per pair. 81 25d1 so; GOslings 81 2SG
l so: Ducks. SO 5osR4 so per dozen for old and
$4q5 for young; Hens. 81 5065 for large and
S4d4 so for small: young Roosters 81 506q :
old Roosters. S464 so; Fryers. s5d5 so; BrolI,
ere 50 50d4 for large and 81 5O93 for small;
Pigeons. 81 so per dozen for old and 81 256
l so for Squads.
GAME-wild Doves 81 per dozen; Hare
81 so per dozen; Cottontail Rabbits 81 per
dozen
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

With continued large receipts and liberal
stocks on the floors. Butter dealers are still re-
porting a quiet and uninteresting market
though the medium grades are reported more
OF less hrm and in better shape for sellers than
the fancy creameries
Cheese is doing better and shows some
change- The best grades OF California are
nrm. while the imported grades have a wider
range, there being more or less inferior stock
which is being worked of for what IL will
bring
Eggs continue to advance and fine ranch are
in much lighter supply. The demand is now
very good
Eggs and $500 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands 21622c
for extras and zoe for hrsts; dairy. 1TG2Oc;
store Butter 14lI6c: cold storage nominal
CHEESE-9c for choice mild new and 7h9
sic for lower grades; Young Americas 109
1011c; Eastern. 10d15c; Utah 12c per lb
EGGS-Ranch. 221a a25c for fair to choice:
store. 17d2Oc; Eastern. 19G2Oc for hrsts and
I615G1sc for seconds
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Ne7g York Stock Market.

NEW YORK July 6.-Aiore than twice as
many shares OF stocks were sasIt f., az rs
stock Exchange to-day than was the case
yesterday. and yesterdays total was more than
twice as large as the already enlivened deal
iags Of the preceding session on Friday The
supposition that the general demand for se-
curities has experienced a sufficient revival as
indicated by this rate OF growth awakens
some skepticisn over the character Of the
movement OF the market. There were other
features brought out in to-day's market which
strengthened the opinion that the movement
Is largely q professional in its present
stage But the momentum impaired to the
price movement by yesterday 3 operations car
ried the level OF values TO a considera blv
higher level to-day. Union Pacific retained
a position Of influential leadership in the mar
ket but not dominant as yesterday
and the subject Of profit taking along
with others conspicuous in yesterdays
ership to-day taken by Pennsylvania and
United States Steel preferred The large buy
ing Of these to-day came from the same quar-
ters that OF Union Pacific and St Paul
yesterday. The news TO account for the ad-
vance in these two stocks was meager but
the belief that prices Of steel products would
be maintained by the pools ana that the
preferred dividend on United States Steel would
be maintained were dweit upon The drift m
political discussion in stock exchange circles
made IL evident that the belief is general
thar the candidates and the issues between
the two great political parties are practically
decided upon ana the suppostion was not
lacking that the operations in the markets were
based on conditions thus implied. Crop news
would hardly account for the advance in stocks
as the staple markets reflected a good deal OF
apprehelisioN over the crops and especially the
wheat market rise Of nearly points fl,
Northern Securities on the curb was q SYM
pathetic help 20 the general market but was
unexplained An advance in the price OF con-
ser LED 20 the rise in Amalgamated Copper
An argument much heard for the advance In
tne general list was the supposed existence
OF very large and long standing short inter-
est II the market, which must be Obliged 10
take stocks 10 cover short contracts n the rise
IS extended 10 sufficient proportions The mar
ket was readily carried 10 the ton level ~
the dsS ia the final hour after much resIfzfnr
hsd been disposed OF and the closing was fair
y STEADY. but not at the best prices
Bonds were generally firn Total ~afer. 49,
value. So.SOooo0. United States bonds were
unchanged on call
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Provisions.

The market continues quiet. both here and In
the West
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 10c per ID for
heavy, 10ikc for light medium. 1215c for IfRht
131sc for extra light and lee for sugar
cured: Eastern sugar cured Hams 13hc: Cali
fornia Hams. 12hc: Mess Beef 800
10 so per bbl: extra Mess $11GI1 30: Family
$12G12 so; prime Mess Pork. S14 so; extra
clear S21: Mess SIT so; Dry Salted Pork or G.
Pig Pork. $24; Pigs Feet. s5; Smoked Beef
lac per ID
LARD-Tierces quoted at 6G61kc per ID for
common and &c for pure: half barrels pure
914c; lob tins. sSc; 6-lb tins. csc: BIB tins
1oc.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel sxc; three
half barrels sac one tierce. Sic; two tierces
Sc; hve tierces TIC per ID
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WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS.
Colusa-Crop conditions unchanged.
Hanford-Farmers busy cutting grain crop
excellent: fruit doing nicely.
Santa Maria-Same cool weather continues:
grain threshing from 10 Is sacks per acre.
Rverside-Alfalfa making good crop
HOllister-Codlin moth injurfng apples and
pears in orchards not sprayed.
san Jose AuricOts coming in fast
Livermore-Heading wheat and threshing in
progress.
Santa Rosa-CrOp conditions unchanged.
Palermo-Orange crop developing well
Observation-Disclosures continue favorable for
large grape crop
NeTman-No change
King City-Threshing will be completed in
about a month.
Nillows-Crop conditions unchanged.
Stockton-Apricot shipments falling OF
A. G. McADIE, Section Director
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Ne7V York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Tin was rather ir-
regular in London. but showed a steady under
tone with spot unchanged at E117, while fll-
lures were a little higher at s117 IS 3D.
Locally the market was weak. closing at $25 80
d2o so
Copper was a shade higher in London at
s57 5s for spot and at e57 3s 9d for futures
Locally the market firm in tone the prices
showing a hardening tendency without any
material change Lake is quoted at $12 62I5
012 Sly; electrolytic, y 50q12 75; casting
S12 25112 so
Lead was steady and unchanged at 81 256
35 in the local market. which did not respond
to the advance in London, where spot closed
at ell lbs Cd.
the local prices being 81 S564 50, while Lon
don quotes spelter at 922.
Iron closed at Sis Cd in Glasgow and at
AIS Sd at Middlesboro. Locally iron is quiet
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per ID; String and Wax Beans, 264c per ID;
Lima Beans Sd10c per ID: Tomatoes in small
boxes and crates $161 25: large open boxes,
81: Summer Squash. 25d3Oc for small and SEQ
CSC for large boxes; Cabbage. 81 per ctI; Car
rots. 81 per sack: Cucumbers. 25d4Oc per box
for small and 5o0T5c for large boxes; Garlic.
3G4c per Ib Egg Plant. 5dTc per ID; Dried
Peppers. sd1Oc for sun dried and 12E613c Per
III for evaporated: Dried Okra 121sd15c per ID;
Green Okra 15c per 10; Green Peppers Sd1Oc