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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-28
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Potatoes were hrmer. receipts were light
and in addition TO the regular local demand
there some little inquiry Tor shipment TO
the Southwest. Receipts Will doubtless be
heavier from on. digging has been re-
sumed in the river districts. Onions were
steady and some holders were asking higher
prices, but no sales were reported above 81 20
per ct.
Receipts of miscellaneous vegetables contin-
ued light and there firmness in all de-
scriptions. Some wet lots of Tomatoes were
received and were sold at 25c per box. but
the bulk OF the receipts were readily disposed
of at the quotations
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river, 651
soc per ctl; Salinas Burbanks 81 1901 40 per
ctl; Early Rose nominal; Garnet Chiles, T58
S5c; Sweet Potatoes. S1n1 20 per ctl
ONIONS-s1G1 20 per ctI
VEGETABLES-Gree Corn. 75cd$1 so per
sack or crate; String and Wax Beans 2zG4c
per 10: Lima Beans 3Q4c per ID; Tomatoes, 40
G65c per box; Summer Squash, 65G75c per box;
Cabbage 75c per ctl: Carrots zoe per sack;
Cucumbers, 4055Oc per box: Pickle Cucum
bers, 5OeGS1 % per box; Garlic 415c per ID;
Egg Plant, 4OG5Oc per box: Dried Peppers.
nominal: Green Okra. 4OG50c per box; Green
Peppers, 5OT60c per box; Marrowfat Squash,
SIS ton.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Butter is apparently on the verge Of a de-
cline. Some houses. in fact, are already quot
ing lower and house announces that it
will to-day send out cards offering the best
creamery at 27c. Trade is dull and there is
plenty of stock on the market.
Some dealers are reporting more tone to
Cheese and the market no longer shows the
Generalization that characterized it a little
while ago.
Fresh Eggs continue dull and there is dis
position among some houses to coneede a cent
to large buyers to move the goods. Thus far,
however, quotations show no change
Receipts 81. coo lbs Butter $50 cases
Eggs and $500 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands 2ST29c
for extras and 2662Tc for frsts dairy 2I6
24c cold storage. 24c; store Butter. 1762Oc;
Eastern creamery. q = 62Sc; Eastern ladle-
packed. 16Q1Tc per ID; Utah squares. 26c
CHEESE-9Q10c for choice mild new and
sdS15e for lower grades: Young Americas
1Ohd11c; Oregon. sg915c; Eastern. 1o6I5c
per ID
EGGS-Ranch. 3eG4Oc for large white Sc
lected 81 y d3Sc for choice and 3J636c for
common: cold storage. 2Ti5 63Oc: store NOM
inal: Eastern 2562sc for hrsts 21d23c for
seconds and 20a21c for bakers
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CANNED vEGETABLEs-Tomat Oh ID
standards 65QIOc; gallon standards. 50 $50
10; BIB solid pack S7l5Q9Oc: Green Peas
Baby petits pois. 81 so: petits pois. 81 IS. ex
ira sifted. 81 Is; standard sifted. 81: stand
81 Is; gallon standard. IS 20 I. .. B. san Fran
cisco
COAL-weHington. IS per ton: New VEL
lingtOn, IS; Seattle So so; Bryant IS so;
Beaver Hin. IS 50: Rosiyn. ST: Coos BAY
50 so; Richmond, 81 so; Cumberland SIS in
bulk and s14 p in SACKS Pennsylvania An
Welsh Lump S11 so; Camel so per ton; Coke
$11 50Q13 per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks:
Rocky Mountain descriptions. s. so per short
PACIFIC GOLDFISH - Bundles. per ID.
Sac; cases. regular 50 So; cases. extra large
Norway" 81 Marrow Gauge sc. sssiI
yer King" TAc; blocks, Oriental" she;
dies 7d9hc; fancy bOneless Ga d92tc; picked
Cod bbls s.; picked Cod half bbls. 81 10
CORDAGE-The local company quotes as fol-
no sales under 10. 900 lbs: Manila 1415c: sisai
1Ol4e; Duplex. 9Ac; Bale Rope. 11h611%tc
per h.
COFFEE-costa Rica-NominaI; 14a151sc
for strictly prime TO fancy washed 12la 0i3lsc
for prime washed: 111adl2l4c for good washeds
u1z913c for good TO prime washed peaberry:
for good 70 prime. 9d1O12c for fair: 71a6S13c
for common to ordinary.
12912&c for strictly prime washed: 1910
11Ae for good to prime washed; 81 910Ac for
Idir WdSueQs lVu11 nc lOf AdlI 70 prime WASH
ed peaberry: 1Od1O1ac for good to prime semi
washed: 99s 61014c for superior unwashed; 9i5c
for good green unwashsd; S5sq10c Tor good 70
superior unwashed peaberry; 6Qsc for inferior
to ordinary.
Nicarague-Nominal. llt341o11c Tor prime
to fancy washed: 9AglO5sc for fair 70 strictly
good washed: SzGS%c for good to superior
unwashed: 91a41Oc for good to prime unwash-
ed peaberry.
Guatemala and Mexican-13at 615c for fancy
washed nominal: 11&f Q1SLc for prime to
strictly prime washed: 116u1Sc for strictly
good washed; 1015d102ic for good washed; OF
af1OKc for fair washed; 81 acc for medium:
6dSc for inferior to ordinary; 103z011 &c for
good to prime washed peaoerrys 917010c for
good to prime unwashed peaberrys o. 01OIto
for good to superior unwashed.
LEATHER-SOle. heavy. 29031c: extra
heavy. 31G33c per lbs medium, 2502oc.
light 22G27c: Rough Leather, 24d2ec.
Harness Leather, heavy, 36d39c for No I ana
Continued On, pa~a T.was
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Poultry and Game.

The Poultry market was literally stocked
and trade rather quiet as most retailers
were well supplied and were purchasing but
little. Ducks and large chickens were firmly
held and offerings were light higher prices
readily obtained when sales were made.
Turkeys were in increased supply and rather
weak Two cars OF Western Poultry were
marketed. making four for the week
POULTRY-Live Turkeys old, AG15c per
Turkeys. 20d22c per III: Geese. per pair 81 so
al 20: Goslings. 81 1912: Ducks 81 5Oa5 per
dozen for old and S5G6 for young; Hens 81 so
as for small and So 50d6 for for large; young
BOOSTERS $5d6; old Rosters 81 5065; Fryers
$4d4 80; Broilers 81 5OG3 so; Pigeons. 81 25
per dozen for old and 81 5Gd2 for Squads.
GAME-Nild Doves. 81 per dozen Hare
81 25G1 so per dozen; Rabbits. 81 per dozen
for Cottontails and 81 80 for Brush
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Stocks end Cotton.

wires from New York to 2. p Hutton q
% yesterday said:
sTOCKs-''Ths fact OF Mr. Hartman calling
~ TIE cfhOs OF J. P. Morgan to-day, coupled
win the strength in Northern Securities Com
peny stock. leads 10 the belief IN good quar-
ters that arrangements 20 make disburse-
InenS on the security are well under way.
Tbs was al influencing factor on sentiment
~ tie street and caused not only short COW
einAs but good buying. A scarcity OF good
stocks was noticeable al intervals during the
session which indicates that the accumulation
e. The big interests Is stiu In progress and
ing II the next six months viii compel invest
oEs ana sDeculators 20 come into the market
~ much higher level II can only be said
that The market must respond 10 this situa-
ucn the coming year ana that great prosperity
should De witnessed. Il seems that the vast
plans q completing the community Of inter
est O. railroads which begun IN 1901 is
nov wei under way This accounts IN e
measure for the scarcity Of corn rail-
road stocks Perfect harmony in the hand
ling az tonnage by the transportation com
Ianles -n the future cannot be overestiuated
- regards net returns and increased divi-
cen1s VIII BE- IN order q result"
COTTON LIVERPOOL opened this morning
with sales Of 1000 bales and prices easter e.
= POINTS decline. Futures opened steady. .
q points down and at the time Of our
opening were 70 y points lower Their mar
ket was Influenced by heavy receipts AMOUNT
- ~ 200 bales to-day, which had heavy
elect upon their market, especially on Sep
TENDER. The summary OF the weekly Coy
ernment report, issued ~ noon to-day was
about as expected. Our market ouened A.
SHAH experience some lightning changes in
The market By the market leaders IN the near
The news as 70 the monthly Government
report Que next Monday, October g. seems
very much mixed. Some say II viii show a
loss IN condition from last month OF from
70 : points, while others LOOK for & 70 3
points decline and stiu others sz- It viii
month - - 'oSe
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DecidnouS ana CitrHS Fruits.

Receipts of table Grapes in small packages
were heavy and consisted chiefly Of poor and
prices Good dry stock was eagerly sought
after being wanted for shipment on the Puget
Sound steamer. and such offerings readily
brought hrmer prices. fine TOkay selling up to
9Oc and Muscat and Black at T5c per crate
Prices for the general run of offerings ranged
from Zoe to Sec per crate and there was a
heavy surplus still unsoId at the close Wine
Grapes were steady for good stock but dealers
were cutting prices on wet lots Prices Of
Nutmeg Melons and Catalogues declined
sharply. There were over 1900 packages re-
ceved and the demand limited The Ap-
was pretty well cleaned up and the better
grades were in good request Most dealers
quoted 81 p as. the top for the general market.
but occasional sales OF Spitzenbergs and
Gravensteins were reported at 81 so Other
tree fruits were in ample supply and prices
stood as previously quoted. Receipts OF Der
ries were light and included some wet stock
which had to be sold at low prices. There
was nothing new TO report in Citrus and Tropi-
cal fruits
STRAWBERRIES per chest.
RAsPBERRIES-s4d per chest.
HUCKLEBERRIES-S per h.
CRANBERRIES-S 5O6T3 per box for Coos
Bay and IS 25aS 90 for Cape Cod
APPLEs.s1a1 % per box for fancy. esq
PEARS-Bartletts 81 2591 80 per box; Win
ter Nellis, $lG1 25; other winter varieties IS
PEACHES Small boxes. 4Oa75c; open boxes
PLUMs-5Ocds1 per box
POMEGRANATES-4CGI for small and A.
al 80 for large boxes.
QUINCES+256150c per box
FlGS-Nominal
ADMINISTRATIONS 81 per crate. Nut
meg Melons. S0a5oc per box; watermelons. 81
as per dozen
GRAPES-Small boxes and crates. Seedless
65GS5c; Toka~ $4,000: Muscat 3Od75c: Isa-
bella, 50GT5c: Black. 25675c. Large omen
boxes 5Ocd$1 20: Wine Grapes. S1sd23 Der ton
CITRUS FRUITS-OranEes So 50d3 50 per
box for yalencias; Lemons, 81 50G3 for
fancy. 81 1902 % for choice and 81 25Q1 80
for Standard: Grape Fruit. 50 5OG3; Mexican
Lines 81 5O05 per case: Bananas 81 15F0
per bunch for Central American and 75c9
81 25 for Hawaiian; Pineapples. $394 so per
dozen.
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Exchange and Bullion.
silver was 14c higher:
Hhedt and Other Grains.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Rates are now about
as established by the shipowners' combine sew
eral months ago. viz. 23s Cd for Barley and
Dps Cd for Wheat-with some ships being
taken for Barley but none for Wheat from this
port owing to the high local price of Wheat.
which prohibits expectation. Ships for Wheat
are being taken at the combination rate OF
21s Sd from Portland, however. The chartered
Wheat feet in port has registered tonnage
last year: disengaged 81 $50 TONS against
o2. 500: on the way this port. 214,soo tons.
WHEAT-Foreign futures were weaker.
Chicago was 1Ac higher. Minneapolis
wired: There is the finest kind of cash de-
mand here to-day. John Washburn of the
washburn- Crosby Company. just home from
Europe talks bullish the foreign situation
with any reduction in the yield in Argentina
it will have to buy United States Wheat, re-
CARELESS of price. He also says the Continent
suffered greatly from drought and reports Of
reduced production are not exaggerated"
The Chicago Inter Ocean says: :" Pacific
Coast Wheat is likely to revOlutionize the
Wheat trade of the country said one Of the
largest cash handlers. We have been buying
there two months and others have followed.
For years Eastern miliers have refused to have
anything to do with the North Pacific Coast
wheat but of late they have been using it
good results. So long as it can be obtained
at reasonable figures it will be extensively
used .
In this market futures were easy and quiet
following Chicago. The cash grain was in bet
ter demand but sellers were unable to get
higher prices.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club, 81 4O@1 so; California White
Australian 81 5541 6215 Northern Club. 81 40
al 80; Northern Bluestem. 81 57hG1 624s per
ctl.
FUTURES
Session o to IL 80 a. m
rs; $' 81 f s.! 81 PiS.;
2 D. m Session
December-s1 STA.
BARLEY-Futures were firm, but not mate
RAILS, changed; Cash Feed was easier. and
while the demand was not as good as it was
last week.
Another vessel has been taken for Barley.
making four or five now loading this grain
here.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 OIk ss1 IL, ~ c new Brewing and
so per etl
FUTURES
Session to 1880 a. m.
December aD isA 81 F is 81 Ley 1s 5, fl e
p. m. Session.
December-$1 1873
OATS-There is nothing new to report The
market is well supplied with Red and Black.
mand. There are very few White Offering and
10 Gray at all to speak Of. Receipts continue
White. 81 s71laI IS. Surprise. 81 5oG1 so;
Red, 81 221Sd1 42E for feed-and 81 40a1 so
for seed: Black. 81 3091 35 fdfnfeed and 81 so.
al 20 for seed.
coRN-Receipts Of Western have again tenn
porariiy ceased and those from State sources
quiet and featureiess at unchanged prices
Western sacked 81 40d1 IS for Yellow. 81 As
for White and 81 40G1 421a for Mixed; Cali
do 81 5561 621a: White nominal; Egyptian
81 25@1 As for White and 81 2591 so for
RYE+There is moderate demand and the
market is steadily held at 81 5591 40 per ctI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at about So per ell
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Beans and Seeds.

AS mentioned yesterday quotations for Beans
are at present wholly nominal. there is no
business pending the receipt OF more definite
informa ton regarding the damage by the re-
cent rains Current reports are very conflict
ing. There is nothing new in Seeds
BEANS-Bayos, 81 1902 80: Pea, 81 1903;
Buffers. 50 1903: small White 81 50d2 90:
large White. 81 1902 40; Pink, 81 25G2 90;
$4Qi 20; Biackeyes. So 1902 40 per ctl: Horse
Beans 81 S5d2 40
SEEDS-Brown Mustard nominal; Yellow
Mustard SO %; Flax, 81 9062 %; Canary, go
dTc: Alfalfa 15c; Rape, 1hG215c; limo
thy sac; Hemp. 3Aq3Sc per lb Millet, pa
Q31ac; Broom Corn Seed $20Q21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles S262 %; new Green
Peas. $262 % per ctl.
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Sept 2T.-At the opening the
wheat market showed signs of weakness, the
December delivery being Nc lower to 1sc
higher at 81 10s TO 81 1o%. May was I'M
changed to &c lower at 81 11%s to 81 ia.
The main factor affecting the situation at the
start was a decline in foreign wheat markets.
A number Of traders who had sold short
the sharp decline of yesterday purchased free
ly early in the day. There was also consid-
cradle buying predictions OF wet weather
in the Northwest. However. the most notice
able feature Of trading and the one that SEEM
ingly had the greatest influence in creating
a strong undertone was heavy purchases of
May by leader of the bull crowd. After
December has sold at 81 10h prices gradually
ADVANCED Slight recessions were made on
profit taking, but the general trend of values
was toward a higher level. Sentiment during
the latter part OF the session was quite bull
ish Primary receipts were much smaller
a report was received from Minneapolis stat
ing that country offerings decreasing.
Advices from abroad prophecy big reduction
in wheat shipments from Australia and Ar
Eentina in the near future, the claim being
made that the exportable surplus from those
countries practically exhausted Higher
prices for cash wheat in all markets of the
United States important aid in buoy
ing up speculative prices here. The high point
December was reached at 81 1871. May
sold up to 81 1875. Although all the advance
was not maintained, the market closed strong
with December up at 81 1914 and May 11sc
Sentiment in the corn pit was inclined to
bearishness, but the strength of wheat pre-
vented any decline. Trading was rather in
active and fluctuations within a narrow
range. December closed at 50ssc a gain
OF 1sc.
Announcement of a big increase in the
worlds visible supply caused an easier tone
in oats December closed &c lower at 3Ohc.
Provisions were steady on a good demand
from pit traders. Small receipts of hogs and
firm prices at the years were the supporting
features. At the close January pork was
Off &C. lard was up 212c and ribs were un-
changed.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low Close
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Hides, TaHo1v, Wool and Hops.

Wool continues in brisk demand the free
and defective grades both moving on very we'll
Prices show no change. but the market is very
firm and in excellent condition for sellers.
Hides are moving OF very well at steady
and unchanged prices. and there is no accu-
mutation OF stock.
The Hop market continues in good shape all
over the world and the buying all over this
coast is brisk. Most OF the crop has already
passed out Of growers hands as already men
toned A late press dispatch from Santa Rosa
says: Never before has such interest been
manifested In the local hop market this early
in the season as is the case at the present
time
This Is the first year hops have been sold
without being seen OF without samples being
asked for. A large purchase was made a few
days ago while the hops were still in the
cooler. and before they were cured. Only
about 27OO bales OF SOuonas sfiIl remain nm
sold. In the Russian River section. cOnpriS-
ing the counties of Lake and Mendocino. only
1000 bales remain in the hands Of the grow
ers. Sacramento up TO Saturday night reported
everything sold but 5000 bales 80 there are
now less than 7OOO bales altogether remaining
HIDES AND SKINS-Cuus and brands sell
about 1sG1c under quotations. Heavy sailed
Hides. sic for heavy and size for light:
Stays. 612c; Sailed Kip 91ac; Sailed Veal IOc.
Sailed Calf. lie; dry Hides 1615c; dry Kip.
13c: dry Calf. Ice: Sheepskins shearlings 25a
40c each: short Wool. 4O665c each: medium.
$4,000; long Wool. s1G1 so; Horse Hides
81 25d1 T5 for small and SOC for Colts: Horse
Hides. dry 81 IS for large and 81 so for me
dunn. s1q1 25 for small and SOC for Colts
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican. 3Oc: dry sailed
Mexican. 25c: dry Central American SOC Goat
Skins-PriTne Angoras. 75c; extra large DO.
81 %; Iarge. soc; medium. 35c: small zoe
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered. 4G415c per ID
No 2 SIC; Grease 21s G3c
WOOL-Fan clip-San joaquin and South
ern. 9011c; Southern S69c: Southern Noun
tain. 9d11c; Middle Counties free. 12814c.
do defective 1Od12c; Northern free Patio:
do. defective. 10ql2e; Humboldt and Mendo-
cino 14615c per ID
HOPs-19O4 crop. 2592se per ID.
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.
Boston Woo! Market.

BOSTON, Sept. 27.-Large and small mills
have been buying wool during the past week.
The market continues strong. with buoyant
movement under way. feature of the trad
ing has been the satisfactory demand for
worsteds All grades Of wool are selling well.
Quotations:
Territory-Idaho. fine, 1SG1s1sc: heavy fine,
15Gi6c; fine medium. 1S1sc; medium, 19Q20c;
low medium, 21I22c.
Wyoming-Fine 16G1Tc: heavy fine, 15Q16c
fine medium. 171aG1Sc; medium, 20G21c low
medium, 22G23c.
Utah and Nevada fine, 1701715c; fine, 150
161Hc; fine medium. II y 01Sc; medium, 20d21c;
low medium, 21922c.
Montana-Fine choice, 20d21e fine average,
10000; fine medium choice, 20G21c; average,
1Od2Oc: staples, 22d23c: average, 21G22c.
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Ne7V York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Sept 27-Infuenced by the
sharp advance in London, where spot tin
closed at e127 lis Cd and futures at e12S IS
3D. the local tin market was hrmer and
closed at S27 S71aG2S although the demand
continued moderate.
Copper was a shade higher in the London
market where it closed at e5S Is Cd for both
SPOT and futures Locally the market was
unchanged with lake quoted at $12 1918;
electroiytic at S12 1922 sT15, and casting at
Lead was unchanged at 81 2O6I4 80 in the
local market and at ell lis 4d in London.
Spelter also was unchanged in both markets
London closing at G22 Is Cd and New York
at So 1905 u.
Iron closed at sos Sd in Glasgow and at 45s
I'd in Middiesbo
Locally iron was practically unchanged.
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Provisions.

The markets continue more or less quiet
everywhere. Prices here show no change.
Brokers wires from Chicago yesterday said;
There was some Improvement early, but
enough profit taking to lose II later. Receipts
OF hogs were light. but the primary receipts
were about the same last year. The DIS
tributive demand is good We see nothing yet
to discourage holders OF provisions" 3
CURED MEATS-BacOn. IL &c per ID for
heavy, 115c for light medium. 14c for light,
141ac for extra light and lie for sugar
cured: dry salt Sides 1O%c: Bellies, lie;
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. lac; Cali
fornia Hams. 13l3c: Mess Beef. S1Oq1O 50 per
bbl extra Mess Sf1611 so; Family. S12G12 so.
prime Mess Pork S14 so: extra clear. S24.
Mess, SIS: Dry Sailed Pork. 1Ozc; Pig Pork.
$26: Pigs Feet, IS: Smoked Beef, 14c per ID
LARD-Terces quoted at SIC per 10 for
compound and 915c for pure; half barrels.
pure. ono; 1O-lb tins 10i4c; 5-lb tins. 1880:
3-lb tins. 10ac.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel SIC: three
half bbls. SIC; one fierce. S1sc; two tierces.
Sc; five tierces. 7Tkc per ID.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, RaiSinS, Honey

There is some activity in new syValnuts and
Almonds rule firm at the high prices Fruits
as already mentioned have generally passed
out OF growers hands, and the dealers are
holding them with hrmness. Prunes continue
veloping. especially in the larger sizes
Peaches are about the frmest article on the
list. Figs are easy at the decline already
noted. There is nothing new in the Raisin
situation. Honey is quiet, the recent decline
in asking prices having stimulated the demand
for a few days only. California ChestnutS are
in. selling at zoe per ID.
FRUITS-New crop-Apricots Ia d9xc for
Royals and 9612c for MoorDarks: Nectarfnes
5S4 01c; Peaches, 615QS15c per 10; Pears IA
12c; Plums. pitted 666kc for black. sGslSc
for red and 7gS1se for yellow; Figs. 2-crown
bricks. Doc: 3-crown. 55c; 4-croWn Soc. g.
crown. csc: bulk white. % a3c: black. 3xc
Evaporated Apples. 55647c per ID.
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Flonr and MiHstnfs.

All quotations remain unchanged. and the
millers report the usual local business.
FLOUR-California Family Extras u oOq
TO- usual terms; Bakers Extras. ~ Lo99.
Oregon and Washington, jobbing at " soq4 70
per Dbl.
MILLSTUFFS%Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour 50 IS per 100 lbs;
Rye Flour, IS; Rye Meal. 81 IS; Rice Flour,
81: Corn Meal 81 so; extra cream DO. - oOi
Oat Meal So rs; Dat Greats. 81; Homlny.
So 60G3 SIS; Buckwheat Flour, "a; Cracked
Wheat So so; Farina. SO IS; Whole Mheat
sacks S4 %. Pearl Barley. So; Split Peas.
boxes. IS so; Green Peas. IS so per 100 lbs.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne7U York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Money on call firm
1902 per cent; closing bid and offered l u per
cent. Time loans, slightly easier; sixty and
ninety days, 3q3h per cent six months
3S.d4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper415a5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S5S0g4 S5S5 for demand
and at 81 S355q4 1866 for sixty day bills 3;
posted rates. 81 S4d4 S4z and 81 s6lsG4 81.
Commercial bilIs-S4 So "a S31.
Bar silver-551 &c.
Mexican dOllars-46c.
Government bonds, irregular; railroad bonds