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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grain Bags. 81 GS%c; Wool Bags.
coAL-Beaver Hill. Coos Bay and Richmond
are 50c per ton higher. All other kinds stand the
s75e Seattle s Bypnt pst 'ss ST. Beaver a s8
hosyn s., Coos Bay. 50; Richmond IS; cum
So per ton; Coke, s1i. 5oGis per ton N in bulk and
sig IN sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions
$3.50 per short ton.
add Sc; Linseed. Acc per gallon for boiled and
4Ic for raw; Castor Oil. IN cases. No /; I5c:
Boiled and lse for raw Gina Nut s5@
soc per gallon; Cocoanut Oil. in barrels. 5Sc
for Ceylon and SOC for Australian; extra bleschsd
eoc;. natural whale OH. soc; extra winter
Pure Neafsfoot OH Oil. 75c: no. Seatsfoot on
5I14c; Herring OIL. 4oc; salmon OIL. SOC; boiled
coat OIL, GAsoIISE. ETc.-water White
Coal Oil, IN bulk 1015c: Pearl OIL, in cases.
4 l5c Astral. I7e; Star. 17c; Extra Star. eOe;
SaE S ie IN IN cases Gases ss M S''i No ss9s Easns p @
cases. 6ikc more: Benzine in bulk 12I5c: in
cases, i9c; S6-degree Gasoline. in bulk, Soc; IN
.TURPENTINE-s3c per gallon IN cases and
ITc in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, S@sHc
per per ID; White Lead. sGsEc. according to auap-
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
onotes as follows terms net cash: Cubes A.
Crushed and Fine Crushed 5.20c; Powdered:
Dose: Candy Granulated. 5.05c; Fine Fruit ami
Coarse Granulated CSC; Beet Granulated 1O0-lb
bags only. -: Confectioners' A. 1880; Mag
nolia A. ( 55c: Extra c. 445c; Golden G. 435c;
D. 4.25c: n and Crystal Dominos. 7.e5c; Tab
let's. half bbls. 5.45c: boxes. 5-70c per lb. Bar
rels and 50-lb bags. 10c half-bbls 25c and boxes
soc more per 100 lbs for all grades 10 order
taken for less than - barrels or its equivalent
PACIFIC CODFISH-Boneless and Picked Cod
are higher All other descriptions are from &c
to &c lower. 50-lb bundles Whole Cod 3Ac;
1oo-lb cases Whole Cod. 4%c; do extra large.
3Ac; do Imitation Eastern, SIC norway, 4Ac;
Anchor Brand. 4Ac; Narrow Gauge. SIC; Silver
King, e&c; Golden State Middles. 6Ae: White
Seal Middles. exc; Oriental Blocks, SIC; Sea
bright Blocks eAc: Crown Tablets. TAc; Pearl
Tablets. 7&c; Boneless. 9A 63%c; Picked Cod.
barrels. $7.25 DO half barrels. $4-T5 Net cash TO
the iobbing trade.
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rtns Frnnn 1EraIl sfreef-

4esterdaFs wires from WaH street 70 iocaI
brokers' said.
above parity Large demand for anthracite ex-
nected ia few weeks. Iron and other IN
dustriais beginning TO feel the effect of in
spfncient transportation facilities. Light oe-
E1and for stocks IN the loan crowd Demand for
copper cqnriuUes active. both here and abroad
IssteE details show extent OF storm damage at
Isensacola was not exaggerated. $500 900 gold
saratlab-e- N open market in London today, and
may 5e engaged for shipment 10 New York
itoulors. of further large gold engagements were
helpflif factors move seen IN Atchison
on ruE1ors cf dividend increase TO per cent
Tie meeting 70 be held Wednesday. The most
Important news Of the day the runored
eaFaeeEeDt- Of s.. 80, 900 gold by Kuhn. Loeb s.
GO. sad other banking houses. equally as prom
iDept. i looks as though the public was be-
coming active in tbe marker.
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Rutter. Cheese ana Eggs.

Receipts OF Butter, besides being very light
were were uneVenly distributed. and with several
there was some active buying on the Exchange.
and California fresh creamery goods were higher
extras advancing iac and seconds &c per pothd
rverything, else on the list continued firm and
actlve at unaltered Qoutstions.
All Egg handlers reported a brisk demand for
everything except high-prced fresh stock and
there was considerable diversity OF opinion as TO
lne state OF the market for the latter. 1t was
largeiy question OF stocks. with receivers re-
porting the market firm weak, according to
their individual holdings. One large handler Of
fered the best Petaluma stock at 3S15c on
Change, but found no buyers, 3sc being the high
est bid.
Cheese met with the average demand at the
old quotations
Butter sold on the Exchange as follows: 10
boxes and 20 half-boxes fresh creamery extras
Receipts % We're e0 500 % i6s aBe Butter at lbs
Cheese and 222 cases Eggs
The following the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the floor
of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras S05h per lb
firm; do drsts. 27e. firm; seconds. pc firm
Eastern fresh extras. 25l &c. firm; packing stock
firm at PIC for No. l and 2oc for No. .: Eastern
ladies'. PIC. firm; do storage, firm at PIE for
extras and 205Sc for irsts; California storage
extras 25c. firm: do frsts. 24c. firm; Eastern
storage extras, 25c. firm.
.CHEESE--Fancy California new fats. 12e
per lb. steady do frsts, lie. steady: new Young
Americas. fancy. l39ac. steady. do frsts. nomi-
ern fancy, lG%@ steady; Western fancy, 15c.
steady.
EGGS-California fresh selected, ss1sc per
Dozen weak: frsts. 35c. steady: seconds. 2215c:
steady: California storage selected. 27i5c. firm
frsts, o5c firm Esstern fresh steady. at CSC for
selected, 23c for frsts and zoe for seconds;
Eastern storage selected. 25c, hrm frsts 23c,
firm; seconds. 20c. firm.
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Los Anrele. Market~.

Los ANGELES. Oct 1.-The lowering of
prices or local ranch eggs Saturday was only fem
porary. they soaring today to 81 cents dozen.
On change &c was bid for local candled ranch
oHerlngs Certain jobbers declare the advance
was made to increase the sales of storage stock.
The month opened with brisk traffic in the
produce market, but there were no features.
The fruit market is dull on account Of the con-
unued extremely warm weather. There Is a
glut OF peaches at 25@60c. Strawberries are IN
ngnt demand and scarce at 9 cents per basket.
EGGS-Local ranch, candled. SIC: Northern
ranch candled. 3oc; fresh Eastern, 32c; selected
Eastern. storage. PIC
creamery fancy, 6o6e5c: coast creamery, fancy.
5oc: coast dairy. choice 50Gl52l5c; cooking. 22c.
OdEESE-Nor orthern, fresh, l4M15c: Anchor.
lsrge' lie: Anchor Young America, 1sc: An
cnor hand. l9c Eastern. singles. 16@l6hc;
eastern, twins. 15h@l6; Eastern. Cheddars,
dairy, l6h aI7c; Swiss. imported, 2sa2ac:
Swiss domestic, 2oc; Limburger. zoe; brick
POTATOES "a tl.)-Esrlv Rose. Northern.
S;5oaJl %: Burbanks. 81 506l.e rs; choice. 81 .35
sz-a gi.ao' Salinas. 81; Highlands. s16o@1 rs;
oNioNs--Yellow Danvers. s1.2561 so; North
ted: Zoe; snn dried 2oc; ground I2Hc; Mex
lean. bulk. lsc; Austrian brown local 81 so:
:, BEANS Ga ctl)--Pink. No. l. $500: No 2.
81 s5 81; ~ Lima No 1. s5; Lady washington No /.
Ss.25D3 4 so; do. small white No. l. So SOFAS. 70
Black !sl Eyes. $3.50; Garvanzas, s45o@5; Len
ills. qM10c lb
,,.aNEY HONEY "a lb.l--Comb. water white. 1sc;
light amber. 12d13c; comb. white l4c: ex,
tracted, wafer white, 60-lb. cans 6lhM7e; ex-
tracted, white, 60lb. cans 6@6kc: light am
~ se
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New York metal Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. There a very
strong advance in the London tin market.
companied by considerable speculative excite
ment and spot closed at f195 and futures at
fl94 5s. Locally the market steady and
higher in sympathy. with spot quoted at s425o@
SO. 70.
Copper also showed sensational strength in
both the local and London markets Supplies
are said to be scarce at all points. with the
mines sold ahead well into next year. and spec
ulative shorts as well consumers are bid
ding the market higher in endeavor to cover
their requirements. London is quoted at f93 for
both spot and futpres. Locally lake quoted
at $2092o %; electrolytic, Sl9-371 @20; casting
Lead was steady at So 75as o2h in the local
market and Els 12s Cd In London.
Speter closed at Ell los In London and at
Sc. iO6615 IN the local market.
Iron was lower In the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at 54s and Cleveland
warrants at 54s Cd. Locally iron unchanged.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Wall-street Stocks rather higher.
Cotton advanced about so points.

Walstreet Stocks rather higher.
Cotton advanced about SO points.
Money on caH, 61z99 per cent. Silver 14c higher.
dca Stocks and Bonds generally quiet and unchanged
y heat futures higher and Barley futures lower.
Oats steadily held Corn dull Some of Beans lower.
an in spite of large receipts Hay still strong
General revision OF quotations for Pacific Goldfish.
Beaver EIll Coos Bay and Richmond Coal soc higher.
fresh Cured Meats Provisions generally unchanged
Butter slightly higher and Eggs slightly lower.
Cheap Potatoes in large supply and accumulatng Onions firm
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Rasns very firm
Three cars OF Cranberries in from Cape Cod.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1-FLoUR-Receipts. 20
500 barrels; exports 400 barrels; sales, $500
packages market 1rm, but slow.
WHEAT-ReceIpts, 5000; exports 2T3 700
bushels; sales 800. 600 bushels of futures Spot
nrm; No. red, 79ssc elevator and 81 sc T. o. b.
afoat No. ! Northern Duluth. s7Hc (. o. b.
afost; No. hard winter. S5%c T. o. b. afoat
Options-A firm undertone developed at the open
ing today and lasted throughout the session. final
prices showing 1Glhc rise 1t was Influenced
ceipts firm cables. good speculative demand buy
ing demand from shorts and export rumors.
Sales included 70 red May sSs9se 9 .l. 1,l6c.
closed at s3Hc.
HOPSAQuiet
HIDEs-steady; Texas dry, "a to 80 pounds,
PETRoLEUM-Steady
wOOL-Steady.
coFFEE-spot Rio. quiet. Mild. steady. Flu.
points. Sales. 10000 bags. including: Decem
ber q. soc; March. $500; May, 6.90c; uly &c;
September 7.i0@7 15c.
centrifugal. 90 test. s-16c; molasses sy---
5-I6c: refined. quiet.
BuTTER-Strons. Westei factory common
frsts. 1919 @20c.
CHEFSE-Firm.
official prices, 2z15 925c: seconds, 23@24c.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market contfn-
ues easy in tone. owing to free offerings for fu-
5Qsc. according to grade. with prime fruit for
immediate shipment in carload lots at sac.
nrIcss Tpie fsm With onotstions ranging from
6hc to SIC. according 10 grade
APRICOTS-Are unchanged. with choice quot
ed at 16c extra choice. 17c; fancy, 1sG2oc
PEAcHES-Are quiet on spot, with choice
quoted at lo% @11c; extra choice. 11@11kc;
faPey I@2s extra f faPiy S ,o.e at ouo
ed at 6h d7c: seeded raisins. 69sc; London lay
ers, nominal.
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Hides. TarIow, Wool and Hons.

Late mail reports from New York say Of Hops
Samples of new State Hops are coming 10 very
slowly, but are OF fine quality. What goods are
available are quoted Mt 22@24c. few bales OF
markets sales are reported at prices ranging any
where from 201z @221ac. lot OF 200 bales
California sold here on Saturday at Isc. Ad
vices from Yoio County state that 13lk a lie has
boon paid there. There quota tions as vet
from Sonoma. Washington or Oregon. Advices
from Oregon state that mold Is increasing. The
German market is reported frrner and higher.
Dealers are Offering a few 1906 Germans to brew
ers IN the West at SIQ3sc. The demand is quiet
aIDES-Culls and brands sell about = a1c
medium. l2Ac; light; l9Ec; Cow Hides. l2lsc
for heavy and l2lsc for light; Stays slsc; salt
ed \ p. l8l5c Sailed Veal. l5c; Salted Calf
l5e. dry Hides, 22hc; dry Kip, zoe: dry Calf.
24c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 20@40c each; short
,. Wooi. 5oqsoc each medium, 9oc@$ 20: long
y y ooi. ~ .2o@ 10; Horse Hides, salt. $50
and soc for Colts; Horse Hides dry. s2@2. % for
large and Sl50@l.T5 for medium. S1.a5 for
small sgss and 4oe @ for Colts peerskins.nry MeSi. M
Central American. s5@37Ac Goatskins-PrIme
Angoras. .5c: extra large do. 81 25; large soc;
medium. 35c. small 25c
TALLow-No. rendered. 4GiAc in bbls;
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Latest mall reports fron New York say Of
Dried fruits and Rsisins Persistent advices
from the roast OF considerable damage 70 the
Oregon Prime crop BY vet weather have caused
? much stronger feeling among sellers On Fri
0ay oEeriQgs were made Of S0-40s ana 4O-50s
but on saturday all offerings of 3o-40s were
W-ithdrawn ana tho only Z. o. b. quotations on
z0-50s, 50 far as could be learned. was the
bass OF 2c- while smaller sizes were held on
seller. California Prunes are hEh. on 2ss q
ss.c z O.. B. bag basis for Santa Clara 10
seller snd assorrnaenus- not includilg <0-50s OF
el-10Qs. on both Of which sizes preminn OF
Salfa Clara Frunes dues-r0 arrive here at the
beginning Qf the week are offered az &c f0r
sos &C for 50S Sc for COS 4%e for .T0s, 4Ac
for SOS Snl Sc for 9Gs snd. some business has
Several cars Of new fruit were resolved here
last week. hut practically all. II nof the entire
Quantity. was sold while IN transit Al de-
crptions II RRiSins are held with confidence
tendency and on outside goods n advance of an
eighth Of q cent has been established during
TIE week. Imported varieties are scarce and
unlisrlaiiT high SMYRNA sustzn@s are. held ar
forHia ssuItaOas IS said 10 be al sold and there
have been no offerings OF seedless nuscatels from
1he' cQsst for some time, The supply of that
variety having been extremely short IN this
.knrcots. FOR shipmont from The coast was
feature ~ fhe msrket for California dried
fruits ~ the end OF last week. bur the light
offerings IN connection with. extreme asking
prices naturally restricted business. Supplies
- new crop smyrna Figs on the spot were IN
.cressed hy small arrivals from Liverpool and
NJ pies. and considering the warm weather met
wifh very good demand. Cables from. Smyrna
reported an eVclted and advancing market with
prices for Qctohei nov higher than those on
Saptem Der slipmcnts-- -
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Oct 1.-The wheat market was
strong all day. At the opening sentiment was
affected by firm cables and by small receipts
in the Northwest Total arrivals today at
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago were 1903 cars
compared with le43 cars the corresponding day
a year ago. One of the leading bulls was an
active bidder for wheat in the start. As trad
ing progressed the demand from this source
became urgent and this started liberal
Covering by shorts, which resulted in well de-
fined advance. News OF the day was generally
favorable TO the bulls. Primary receipts were
25 per cent less than for the corresponding time
year ago and the price of cash wheat at
Kansas City was up &c 10 1c per bushel
There was also some buying here, thought to
have been for foreign account and advices
from New York claimed that exporters were
buying wheat In that market. The market
closed strong with prices almost at the highest
point OF the day. December opened 1sc to Ac
higher at 75%c to T6c. advanced TO 1884 a 76i isc
and closed Y higher at 763sc.
Trading in the corn pit quiet. but the
tone OF the market was frm The smallness of
trade was due TO some extent 10 a scarcity of
offerings The market closed steady. Decem-
Der opened unchanged at 43lac. sold up to 43M
@4S@4c aud closed unchanged at 4311c.
In oats an almost total absence OF outside
demand tended 10 check any advance The tone
Of the market was steady. December opened
shade TO 1sc higher at "a q @341ac to 81 15c
sold up 10 343sc and closed up hc at 34hc
Provisions were quiet. bat firm. Janua ry
pork closed up 21zc. lard also up 2l5c and
ribs showed gain of 211c.
The leading futures ranged follows
Articles Open High. Low Close.
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Deciduou- and Cttrp. rrn,t..

Three carloads of Cape Cod C,rnnberries were
MARKETED Yesterday and met with a good sale at
satisfactory prices Two cars were re-
ported close at hand and due at any time. Ap-
pies and Grapes the leading features Of
the market for domestic deciduous fruits the
former being in abundance and decidedly weak
with prices all In buyers favor while the latter
were firm. with large open boxes cleaning I'D rap
Idly at sharply advanced rates. The crop Of
Peaches and Bartlett Pears has been about gath
cred in the mountain districts and dealers have
commenced drawing upon cold storage for sun
plies. Both are selling at HIGHER prices. The
other fruits were In good supply and generally
dull. with price changes few and uninportant
Persimmons appeared from Newcastle and sold
at 81 2a per box.
BERRIES Strawberries s6M9 per chest for
Iongworth and s567 for tre LARGO varieties:
40 chest; Huckleberries, 7@sc per ID; Gran
berries. S969 90 per bbl
APPLES-o@ Soc per box for common to
choice. ard T5Ganc for fancy
oV1INCES-e06ls5c per box
PEARS--Bartlett. 81 25@175 per box; other
varieties 5ea75c per box.
PoMFcRANATFS-6 75c per box
PFACfIFS-s1@i.25 for open boxes and 75cG
81 for small packages.
PLUsIS AND PRUNFS-frates and small
boxes, 6o6s5c: open boxes. $161.25
FIcS-95650c per box
GRAPFS-Smsll hoves and crates Saedless
50@s5c: Ntuscat so6T5c; Black 50665c: To-
81 .2a01.75: Wine Grapes. s2sG23 per ton.
MELONS-Cantaloupes 50c6s1 per crate:
Nutmeg Melons. 25@65c per box: Watermelons
81 e per dozen; extra large. 81. 5o@3.
ss .5oa5; Lemons, s4@4.5o for fancy. $50
"a for choice and Sl.751225 for stand
ard: Grrpe Fruit s2.5o@3 80: Lines, s465.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas. T5caSl 80 per
bunch for Hawaiian and S2.2563 for Central
American; Pineapples 81 5o@5 per dozen.
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Bonds and Stocks Generally Quiet
With Few Changes.

Both bonds and stocks were very dull on the
Stock and Bond Exchange yesterday. and bar
ring decline OF 81 IN the United Railroads Is
to SS4 and lower bid Of $1ol so for Telephone
there were no very pronounced fuctua tions- The
following bonds were ex-coupon: United States
old As. 81; Geary-street Railroad 5s. 50 so; Ha-
waiian Commercial and Sugar Company 5s. 81 80:
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company Sis.
$2.15; Los Angeles Railway 5s. $3.50; Los An
gees Lighting IS. $3.50: Los Angeles Pacific
Railroad first consolidated 5s. 81 so: Northern
Railway OF California 5s $3.50; San Francisco
ana San Joaqnn Iaiiey Ss, Sz-SO, Soulnern "a
Branch Railway 6s So; United Railroads OF San
Francisco 4s, 50.
There wss not much excitement in the mining
stocks. and with the exception of a sharp ad-
vance in Mohawk from 40 to S4.O7l5 there
were no very wide variations. Exchequer was
assessed SC
The Kern River Oil stock was ex-dividend Of
15e Yesterday.
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EAsTERN ,IARKErs.
. New YORK Money Market.

NEw YORK. Oct. l.--aioRey. or call strong.
zisn9 Der. cents ruling rate. e15GT per cent;
cinsiHe Bid. AZ per cent: offered ar 5 per cent;
lass loan. ~ per cent
Time loans. easter. sixty days. 7 per cent;
~ cent
Prime mercantile paper. 81 a. Per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady. with actual bust
ness 81 hankers' bifs 81 81. .ss5od4 sss5 for de
Tnand. and Al 81 7s40qz 1915 for sikty-day
hills. .
Posted rates 81. .sOiEG4s 81
Commercial bills - 7964.Ts4s
Bay. silTer. 6sNc-
9feNLcan dollars. 52i5c--
O. Bonds-.Gorenment. steadE; railroads., firm.
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Potatoes. Onions and vegetables.

In the Potato market fine Salinas Burbanks
ana top quality offerings OF river goods In
good request at or the outside quotations.
c oau ss previously mentioned there Is very little
can Tor cheap stock. which is steadily accumu-
lating, owing to the absence OF shipping busi-
ness onions were unchanged but rather firmly
held held pending the arrival of the Australian
steamer. which was expected to bring or
ders A car OF Sweet Potatoes came in from the
~ mercea reglon and was jcbbed out at the dat
The market congested with Tomatoes
lresh arrivals being heavy and nearly all OF Sat
nrday's p,,y belated supplies being still on hand
Prices for ordinary lots were low and irregular
some stock that had been several days in transit
selnns below the inside quotation. There were
no Important changes In the other vegetables.
. P0TAToES-Pef ctl: River Whites. T5e6
tatoes. 81 so
oNIoNS-Yellow. per ctl Go@75c
NEGEIABL LES-Green Corn. crates 81 1.504
l.I5;, sacks. 81 .25@l75; String Beans. 2l5@4e
per Id; Lima Beans. s@4c per ID; Tomatoes Is
@eoc per box: Cucumbers, 4o@5oc per box: Sum
rner Squash, 501I5c per box: Garlic. 203c per
~ -; Cabbage, soas5c per etl Csulihower, 9s5c
6oOtoc per sack: Green Okra. 5oG60c per box ::
Egg Plant, 100000 per box Green pepners. 50@
e5c per box for Chile and 4005oc for. Bell; Mar
rowfat and Hubbard Squash $15@20 per ton.
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New YORK COTTON afarket.

NEW YORK, Oct. Our market opened
strong in response to Liverpool over the
ported damage TO the crop IN the Southern
States a result of last weeks storm There
was heavy volume Of covering and the only
Cotton offered was in the nature Of proht-tak-
ing, or hedging sales by the spot dealers, So
far the reports Of damage are very conflict
million bales, while conservative judges place
the probable loss at no more than 200. 600.
Probably the chief damage has been in the
way OF lowering the grades. The same crowd
who sellers at 99cents are bulls tonight
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THE SAN FRANcIsco GALL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 1906

Mixed Feed. s2S@24; oncake Meal in 5-ton lots
s57 oo; jobbing. sSS per tom Cocoanut Cake
,ots jobbing. s24; Corn Meal. s31. so; Cracked
Corn. So Horse Beans, nominal; Broom Corn
$50 so; jobbng. s21 per ton; Mealfalfa. S20.50
In car lots and S21 in smaller quantities
HAi-Choice Wheat. S165o@17 per ton :;
good Wheat. $15Q16; other grades Wheat.
Sl2@l4: Wheat and oat. S1o@l5: Tame Oat.
Sl0q "a: Wild Oat. s9412: Alfalfa. sT.50911;
stock. S7@s per ton.
SIRA RAW-40G60c per bale
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MIscELLANEors mARKrrs.
Foreign Futures.
London Wool Sales.

LONDON. Oct 1.-The offerings in the wool
suction sales today amounted 1914 bales
lneinding large supply of mediums which sold
readily Americans bought fine greasy crnssbreds
noderately and few lots of super haIfbreds
Ihe condition Of the Falkland Islands offerings
was poor. but they taken by home and
french buyers at steady prices. Several parcels
were also taken by America
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Eastern L1ye.tock Market.

CHICAGO. Oct 1.-Cattle-Receipts. % 600;
market io@1bc higher Beeves, So. .so96 45:
COWS soS.- and d o6eifers sIso@5is stochsrs ana
erns, ss5o@S 9O 10: caIyss isaans ss95as.25 VS.
Hogs-Receipts. 30 coo: market steady. Mixed
sna q. butchers s3oGe71s good heavy Sc Sc sng
8 I2i; pigs s5.7o@64o; bulk of sales. $3.50
E, sheep..oR@seeints % @ $4,000; market 1oc higher.
Sheep SS65@5.35; lambs. S4.s547. 80.
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Benns and Seeda.

Bayos. Large White. Lima and Blackeye are
All weak. and the two latter are lower. The
other descriptions show no material change.
BEANS-Psr ctl: Bayos 81 1902 80: Pea.
nominal at s3.50@3.15; small White. $780,. 25
large White, 81 25Go50: Pink. s215G2. 25:
Red s2.76@2. .s5; Limas ss.55@s e5: Red Kid.
inal at s4 80 =
sEEDs-Brown Mustard, ss.75@4: Yellow
419a2c; Alfalfa. lSc; Rape. ~ @315e; Tim
othy. &c; Hemp, Sc per ID; Millet. SIC; Broom
Corn Seed. S20G2l per ton.
- DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas.
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Hay md Eeednfuffs.

there ere We're heavy receipts OF 97s7 SKIS Bran
anu 1910 SKIS Shorts from the north yesterday
out tne demand was brisk and the market ruled
urn. p WIN sellers exacting full figures.
cars cars Most Of the receipts were Alfalfa Hay
wn,en sb @ vent directly to the suburbs leaving yny
firm. 80 M 1850
RRsN Riisila products are 81 per ton higher
SAOkTS-St9Qg20 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, s23@a4;
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Oct I-CIash quotations were as
so,fS aollows; Flour firm; No. 2 spring wheat. 7s9
@ sSc, NO: :. 72@slc; No. ? red I3g1szc; No
: corn: AINc: No. 2 yellow. 47A 0471c: No.
9sss, oas SS 1sc: No white, 34is @35c No. white
isrT IsT SSa%c; No rye. 61 NC; good feeding bar
es; o0g4vc; fair to choice mailing. 44go2c: No.
l nax seed Sl-0sh: No. Northwestern, 81. 10;
prime timothy seed So 30; clover. contract
sIaaeees. siz-2 short ribs. sides Qoose). ss.5o@
n.oo mess pork. per bbl $3.50; lard, per 100
lbs $3.50; short clear sides (boxedN sS.6I q
o.tO: WHISKY, basis Of high wines. 81 %.