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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-20
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

There will be services in the Method
ist hall, next Sunday, at l.3O p. NJ,
with preaching by the new pastor,
Rev Mr. Case.
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Money and Stocks.

J. s. Bsehe & Co. OF New York say:
',The market lost considerable ground last
week Prices have -eased of indiscriminately,
organized bear raids have weakened the posi-
public not participating, pools, we think. VIII
have difficulty in sustaining prices against the
general combination Of bearish developments be-
ing brought 70 the fore this fall Besides the
ever-presenr money question disturbing the slum-
bers OF the bull there are q number OF Facts
which when marsbaled together would deter
wOuld-be buyers for speculative turns, as well as
hold on those who are seeking Investments until
lower levels are brought about
'eOf course, the money situation IS paramount.
We as g nation are doing too much business
on too rigid circulating medium. We are
suffering from too much prosperity because We
have no adequate money system 10 care Tor u.
Our currency system viewed by all thinking
: brought about 10 some way or other. LiQuida-
tion OF securities is usually the most effective
way Of settling this question. The requirements
for dividend and interest disbursement Oc-
tobsr ] were very large; II fact, larger than
IN any previous year at this period. In order
10 bring about accumula ton for this purpose,
banks were compelled 10 curtsil their accom-
modat1ons TO their customers and loans were
called indfscrimiDately 10 effect this purpose.
The money rate on call advanced and the stock
market declined by force OF circumstances.
Secretary Shaw's action IN depositing $685.
GOO 600 IN the national banks comes, perhaps,
g little late; but nevertheless is in season to
prevent acute conditions for time TO come.
aud Il appears as though a too numerous public
following has determined them TO permit grad
ual reaction Underlying conditions, however,
are too sound for anything more than a moderate
we VIII witness the consummation Of one or
more important deals and announcements of
increased dividends before the expiration OF the
year with a corresponding Increment in values" "
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. s;.The excitement largely
subsided today and with the hysteria came a
fan in prices. Liverpool was affected by heavy
selling against actual cotton and later rallied
on enormous covering by the Continent. While
there was some effort TO sustain the market
here prices slumped and there maximum
loss Of forty points from last nights close
before mid afternoon. The general opinion is
that the storm damage has been exaggerated
and that with the rise in price the South will
sell cotton freely. The movement has been
affected by the recent bad weather.
The buying from the crowd that are
bulls now at 1o4c. when one week ago they
were selling at cents, and this was the class
Of traders who were predicting q L, 00o. 600
bale crop and are talking only IL. 000, coo
bales. Many operators still believe about IL,
0O0 600 bales of cotton win be raised this year.
but the world will need it and will take good
care of it at good prices. The spot markets
Of the South were strong and higher with an
excellent demand.
The Comemrcial says the ginners' report was
so sensational yesterday that the bulls them
selves were surprised and for ten minutes they
could DO nothing. The report showed only
2.o44Ooo bales ginned up to September %;
which II Government acreage Is correct, would
Indicate crop Of about 100000 bales less
than the popular estimate. The market is
now higher than 1t was last year at this time.
when an estimate of 10000. 600 bales was the
rr1o
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Hay and FeedstufYs.

There were large receipts of Bran. and Shorts
nom Washington yesterday but they were
n1eeded, as the demand is active and dealers say
lnat tney could sell twice much Bran If
tngy had 1t. The market continues very firm.
s.si1 Inc Lay market continues Strong, with sales
says:
!, arrivals of hay during the week just ended
last week; $3.50 TONS in comparison with c9S0
cars tS have been bit more plentiful during
tne past rev days. so that receipts have been
ABOUT equally divided between rail- and water
Inc market has developed no new or interesting
matera IN eb.n any way for prices hold without
forward
scarcity Of cars and boats still continues. and
IL, it WIZ take several weeks to clean up the
Choice wheat hay continues to be an excellent
srsdes sTse ana o is IN very Light supply the medium
was evidenced few days ago. alfalfa is being
marKeted more freely, and although weak, shows
supply SUPPL and holds its own at previous quota
Although an occasional ear of fancy wheat
nay WI sell at from SIS to $3.50. yet as
general statement prices continue the same as
BRAN-s1s@1e5 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S -S26@29 per ton.
SBORTS-S19@2O per ton
Mixed Feed s23@24; oilcake Meal In 5-fon lots
Or It mills s n RsE 10 and $3.50 n
iGots; JoDbing. $24 Corn Meal, S31.50; Cracked
Gorn, SO; Horse Beans, nominal; Broom Corn
reed e0c per etl; Alfalfa Meal, carload lots
$50. 50;, jobbing. 81 per ton; MeaIfsifa, $40 50
In car lots and S21 in smaller quantities
good whenf whs? s@s per tom
$12@l1; Wild oat, s9d13 Alfalfa, so@iil;
STRAW-40M6Oc ner halo
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New. York Stock Market.

NEW YORK Oct. 3-There was large snee-
mest es0D was constsnty sAftng There See was @s'e
pslDable effort 70 divert the speculation into
Of them responded with q show of Strength
The movement, however, lacked spontaneity
and was clearly due to professional initiative
based on technical considerations rather than
on actual developments. regarding these prop
critics It was plausibly argued however that
proportion to the wide advances In the high
priced stocks, IN spite Of the share Of these
The railroad systems Of the whole country. Mar
kct operators are attracted BY the argument
also. that carrying charges on the low-priced
be borrowed In taking on these stocks. This
argument has special force during a period Of
when customers Of brokerage houses are re-
ceiving statements OF accounts for September
with charges 70 interest account owing to the
high money rates. which make a notable i'm
This factor is believed to pronont some ~ re
the Improvement In the immediate money ont
look A glance az the sales list reveals. how
favor towards higb-priced railroad stocks and
even in the disproDortionate congestion IN a
spicuous figure in the days dealings and snf
fered severely from the discussion OF the doubts
Of 9 2h per cent semi-annual dividend The
weakness OF the stock in face OF an Increase
from 70 per cent dividend basis was ac-
cepted as striking lesson Of the speculative
disposition 70 excessive anticipations Of favor
able events. There have been rOciferous as
surances about the Stock Exchange for nanv
days that per cent rate has been definitely
determined upon. Wholesale speculative lioui-
dafion the consequence when the dividend
action became known The stfll undisciosed
details Of the ore deal. Of the Southern Pacifc
alleged control Of st. Paul and Of 4 new holding
company for the coal properties proved their
superior efficacy today again IN the strength
OF the stocks concerned. Canadian Pacidc's
jump on the extra dividend out OF proceeds Of
land sales vas not maintained. speculative pro-
dt-takng also making its effect felt. Sentiment
over the money outlook is distinctly brighter
The subsistence OF the Import movement OF gold
is felt 70 be due 70 the present satisfaction OF
requirements. II Was reported from London
that late engagement OF gold bars at the Bank
OF England for New York account had been
cancelled This caused revision Of yesterdays
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Bank OF England rate tomorrow and discounts
were easier In London today though still ruling
esea wen above the bank S Official rate San Fran
ubtreasury, but $400,00 was transferred
through that medium TO New Orleans. The mar
ket did not recover at any time from the
break in Atchson which dropped from 1OSss
IN the morning to 1o3A. closing at net loss
OF 3s. When Reading ran of to 1905 IN the
late dealings. after having sold at 154h in
the morning. the closing Of the market became
weak all around.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales Cpar value),
g, ,6T4. 600.
United States bonds were all unchanged on
call.
New York Stock List.
E. F. Hutton Co., 400 California street.
members OF the New York Stock Exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
YESTERDAY:
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Los Angeles Market.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 8-Produce trading was
brisk today but the market was featureless
Potato receipts have fallen of heavily and no
Onions came in today. Fresh Fish and Lobsters
are so scarce that the demand cannot be sun
Piled. Butter and Eggs remain unchanged. To-
day Butter receipts were over 10 tons Owing
to the hot weather not enough cream can be
had to supply the demand. Monday and yes-
terday total Of 10 tons Of icecream was con-
Eggs-Local ranch candled, 37c: Northern
ranch candled 3oc; fresh Eastern, 32c; selected
Eastern storage, 27e.
Butter-Local creamery, 675Sc: Valley cream
cry, fancy, 6o@65c; coast creamery. fancy, 55c;
coast cs dairy; choice. 5o@52hc;; cooking, 32c.
aTrs 1c sneno fosns Aass Aa@ss lse He1Ss
chor, hand. Ice; Eastern singles, 16ais1bc:
Eastern twins, 15H@1ec; Eastern cheddars,
1e1z @17c; Swiss imported, 2s@2sc; Swiss do
mestic, 2oc; Limburger, zoe; brick cream, 2oc
Potatoes, per ctIEarly Rose. Northern. s.. .35
LAO; Salinas, 50; Highlands, s1.eo@1.75; Sweet
Onions yellow Danvers, s1-25a10o; North
Grated, zoe; sun-dried. 2oc; ground. 1211c, Mexi-
can, bulk. 1sc; Austin Brown. local, 81 90;
Northern, 81. .25@1. 80.
Beans, per ctl-Pink No. 1, 50 60: No. 2.
81. 80; Lima No. 1. S5 Lady Washington No i,
s.. 3.25@3. 30; do small white, No: 1, So 609S. 10:
Blackeye. $3.50; Garvanzas, s45o@o; Lentils,
:. Poultry Buying prices, live weight, per ID:
Hens, light weight, 14c; heavy weight, 15c;
isc; old Roosters Sc; TurkeyA Ice; old Toms,
Ice; young Toms, 17ci Hen Turkeys, 15c; Geese,
9c: Ducks, lie; Squads. So per dozen.
Selling prices dressed per lb. Hens, light
weight, lie; heavy weight, 1sc; young Roosters,
21c; Fryers, 21c; Broilers. &c; old Roosters,
13c; Turkeys, 22@23c; old Toms, 22c; young
Toms. 23c; Hen Turkeys, 21c; Geese 10c;
Ducks, lie; Squads, 50 per dozen.
Honey, per lb-Comb water white, lee; light
amber, 12618c; comb white, lac; extracted
water white, eO-lb cans, 6M @7cj extracted
white, 60-lb cans. 6@6ac; light AMBER 81 acc.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions,

r,sa5dG CHICAGO. Oct. s.-strength in the wheat
marKet developed late In the day, sentiment
eariy IN the session being quite bearish- A re-
pors made by crop expert OF Minneapolis re-
saruing the total amount Of spring wheat crop
was partly responsible for selling by pit traders.
Mnlch caused the early weakness. This report
con,nrned previous estimates Of liberal yield.
Utner a factors that helped to depress the market
we're lower cables and increased receipts In the
~ N.orlnwest The change in sentiment was due
" reports from New York and New Orleans
WnIch claimed that foreigners were buying
considerable quantities of American wheat. The
niaIKet was further strengthened by large clear
hmces hmye-s OF wheat and -four Shorts were active
uuyers late in the day. The market closed
selong, with prices at the highest point De-
I'm e.nper opened 5sc lower at 751zc, sold or to
~ ~ gsoc, and then advanced to 75% Q75%o a
gain Of @2c ~
scattered selling by commission houses caused
an an easy undertone IN the market early in
Tue oay, but later this weakness gave place to
gain of &c '
y oats were quiet and steady. December closed
;. Provisions were easy early in the day, but
.a.sr 1 became firm. January pork closed with a
gan gan OF SGT13c; lard was up &c and ribs gained
The leading futures ranged as fofIovv~.
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The Lumber Trade.

Pacisc Coast Wood Iron says Of Lumber in
The opening Of October finds but very little
change IN the lumber trade circles Of the west
- coast for the demand continues heavy, domestic
and foerign, while the coastwise calls Tor lum-
Der are even more mSistent than in the last
part of August Prices remain stiff, with q
strong upward tendency, owing TO the economic
law Of supply and demand; the latter far ex-
ceedinE the possibilities Of the former In al
the trade issues at hand. This state Of affairs
rules for redwood the pines OF California and
the fr and cedar Of the upcoast States. Shingles,
both cedar and redwood. are active with heavy
calls from the Eastern and Middle Western
States and prices are firm. Redwood shingles
NAV advance again before the close Of the
month. but the red cedar product. by manufac-
rurers' agreement. VIII remain as at present.
Shakes, posts and poles show no alteration in
status and al strong, while ties are away
Up n the air with stif, rising prices and small
available stocks.
''The car shortage which is playing havoc with
upcoast lumber manufacturing conditions, IS not
30 serious IN California. although the dealers
end consumers are feeling the a trihe. The
fruit growers sadly up against it when i
comes TO getting their orange boxes. but lt is
sincerely to be hoped that conditions will right
themselves that no obstacle viii be placed
important California crop. San Francisco Is
stfil subject 10 the EMBARGO OF cars but this
seems necessary IN the light Of the 1unbled
condition OF the yards about the great Western
metropolis. Day by day witnesses the clearance
Of cars IN the lumber receiving districts and
before many days It is hoped that the embargo
VIII be removed -
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wall-street Stocks active irregular and weak.
Money, 500 per cent.
Cotton from 40 to 90 points lower Silver Ac higher
Mining Shares higher but local Stocks and Bonds dull
Wheat futures firm and Barley futures higher.
Northern Oats still in good demand Corn dull
Beans continue unsettled with the tendency downward
Hay and Bran in brisk demand and firm.
Fresh decreasing the
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisns very strong.
Hops in better demand but with the medium grades lower
No further change in Fresh Cured Meats
Eggs slightly higher. Butter firm. Cheese steady.
Poultry market quiet with material changes.
Good Potatoes cleaning up, but poor stock dragging
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Potatoes. Onion. and Vegetables.

The best offerings of Potatoes continued to
clean up promptly at full figures, while poor
stock from the river districts remained dull and
weak Salinas Burbanks were scarce and
wanted and although the offerings were not
strictly fancy, prices continued to advance.
onions showed no change and prices had no
decided tendency, either up down
Tomatoes still In burdensone supply
and the market was IN semi i-demoralized con-
dition as the were unable to handle
them, owing TO the scarcity of labor. Prices
had a wide range as to quality, age etc., and
several lots were sold below the inside quota
tion The other vegetables showed little change
from the previous report
POTATOES-Per ctl: River Whites. 75c6
$l.lo; Salinas Burbanks, $1.50@1.75; Sweet Po-
tatoes. $1.50
oNI0NS-Yellow, per ctl, 6o@T5c.
:. NEGETABIE IES-Green Corn. sacks and crates.
$l60G2; String Beans, 2@4c per lb; Lima
Beans, a@4c per ID: Tomatoes, 15Q40c per
box; Cuenmbers, 40950c per box; Summer
Squash, 5o915c per box; Garlic, 26215c per
ID; Cabbage. s9@s5e per etl; Caulihower. 75@s5c
per dozen; Carrots, 60@1Jc per sack; Turnips.
65@l5c per sack: Green Okra, 5o@75c per box:
Egg Plant 100000 per box; Green Peppers 5o@
oSe per box for Chile and 4o95oc for Bell: Mar
rowfat and Hubbard Squash. $15@20 per ton
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EG9S-Unchanged.
New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The decline in the
London tin market was followed by renewed
nrmness today and spot closed at fl04 los and
futures at f193 los. The local tin market was
higher in sympathy with spot, closing at s42. 20
142 80.
Copper was unchanged to 5s higher in the
London market, with spot closing at f92 los and
at Che recent advances. Lake Is quoted at s2O6
o.25; electrolytic, S1s.371z @2o. and casting at
Sl926119.75.
Lead was a shade higher at ELS los in the
London market. Locally quotations range from
50. 10 TO $6.021a.
spelter was Is Cd lower at f27 rs Sd In Lon
don. Locally the market was quiet at So lo6n
6.15.
Iron was unchanged in the English matSkf
with standard foundry quoted at 54s and Cleye
land warrants at 54s Cd. The local iron market
No. foundry, Northern Is quoted at S21
No. 2 foundry, Northern, $20.50@22; No i
foundry, Southern. $2l@z1.50; No. foundry.
Southern, s20.5062l.
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General Merchandr.e

o.f; B;AGS-Grain Bags. sA QSSc; Wool Bags.
s1ae for BIB and 43e for Alb; Fruit>Bags, &c.
COAL-.Weliington. So per ton; New We'll
H 0s &c. Rosv5 Seattle II as ss RBy1s ST.
$S; Cumberland. s1b in bulk and s1525 in
sacks; .Cannel. 50 per ton; Coke S11s5o@1S per
ton In bulk and $40 in sacks; Rocky Mountan
OILS-Quotations FOR barrels for cases
add &c: Lnseed, Acc per gallon FOR boiled and
4Ic for raw; Castor Oil. In cases. No 1. 75c;
Bakers AA, cases, sl.24@1 %; Lucol. soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut, cases, s0@
9Oc per gallon; Cocoanut OIL, IN barrels. Sc
FOR Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra bleached
winter Sperm OIL. CSC; natural winter Sperm
Oh, csc: extra bleached winter Whale Oil,
strained Lard Oil. s5c; No. 1 lard on. CSC
Pure Neatsfoot Oil, 75c; No. / Neatsfoot OIL.
5I1ac; Herring Oil. 40c; Salmon OH, 35c; boiled
COAL OIL, GASOLINE ETC.-water White
Coal on. In bulk. 1o11e; Pearl on. in cases.
lie: Astral. lie; Star. lie; Extra Star. 2Oc;
Elaine. 26c; Eocene, 19c; Stove Gasoline. in
bulk, 171ac; in cases, 24c; No. 1 Engine Dis
tillate, iron barrels drums, Sc; No. DO, enc;
cases, 615c more: Benzine. In bulk. 121e; IN
cases, Ice; S6-degree Gasoline, In bulk, SOC; IN
TURPENTINE-s3c per gallon IN cases ana
nc in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead e0skc
per 10; White Lead, s9s1ae. according to Quan-
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes d. .
Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5.2Oc: Powdered
5.05c: Candy Granulated. 5.o5c; Fine Fruit and
bsgs only. -: Confectionery A, 4.95c: Mag
nolia A, 4.55c; Extra @, 4.45c: Golden c. 435c:
D, 4.25oi and Crystal Dominos. 7.95c; Tab.
lets. half bbls, 5.45c: boxes. 5.7Oc per ID. Bar
rels and 5O-lb bags, ioc haif-bbls 25e and boxes
50c more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order
taken Tor less than 70 barrels or its equivalent.
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Poultry and Game.

Two cars of Western Poultry, which had been
delayed several days in transit came to hand
yesterday, but were not marketed, having ar
rived too late. Trade in domestic stock was
rather quiet, most retailers were holding
on, pending the sale of the belated Western
shipments. Quotations were unchanged, how
ever, and all receivers were expecting the mar
ket to maintain firm position.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens. S6G7.50 for
large and S5@6 for small: old Roosters S46
8; young Roosters. S7@S for large and $5.50@
Z for small; Fryers. $4. .5065.50; large Broii-
ers. S4G450; small Broilers $3G3.50; Pigeons.
M.25; Squads, S1-5o@2; Ducks, s597 for
young and S445 for old: Geese, Sf.75@2 per
pair; live Turkeys, 19G22c per lb.
GAME-Per dozen: Hare, S1.T5G2; Cottontail
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Whent and Other GRIMM.


WHEAT-Idyerpool and Paris futures were
both lower Chicago stood about the same and
reported 100 boatloads worked for export, m
this market December was nrm, but White
Australian was lower and hard to sell.
CASH WHEAT
California Club S1.21A for No. and $1.2z7s
for choice California White Australian, a. IS
@1.30 lower grades of California, Asi66
I2o; Northern Club. sl.22lk @l.2o; Northern
Bluestem, Sl3o; Northern Red, S1.22h al rs
per ctl.
10 TO 11:30 o'clock Session
December .6R2sE 81 asI sl.Ss si.Ss
BARLEYNSDecember rose 15c yesterday, but
the cash market showed no change, being quoted
steady. Receipts Yere very moderate.
Good to choice Feed do spot, sl;o5@5: OH com;
Shipping, 81 10sG Q1.12h per ctl: Chesalier.
Sl121a@1.20 for poor to common and Sl.2o for
Choice.
10 to 1880 o'clock Session.
December ...s1 05M s1.05% 81 .05N 81 .05%
OATS-Northern continue to sell or very well
at previous prices Good to choice Red for
feed, s1s5af.4 .4Sls; Common 70 fair, sl;l7M@
@1.45; Blacks. si.so@2lo per ctl.
being quiet. California; s1.b50l.eo nor ssman
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Neu Ynrlr nfoner nInrkef.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Money on call, firm,
zsb06 per cent. Ruling rate 555 per cent clos
ing BID 6 per cent; offered at 53s per cent.
Time loans. easy; 90 days, 8 per cent; 90
days 81 per cent; 8 months, per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. e15 al per cent
Sterling exchange, firm. with actual business
and at 81 T970dz. 1916 for sixty day bills.
Posted rates, 81 S0H 0<.si and $4.S4k.
Commercial bills. S4.1eh.
Bar silver 6s%c.
Mexican doIlara 53c.
Bonds, governments, steadys railroads, ir-
regular,
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-FLOUR-Receipts,- 49,
600 barrels exports, 2S 900 barrels; sales, 300
packages; market dull and about steady.
WHEAT-Receipts, 130, 100 bushelsi exports,
4o,100 bushels sales, 100000 bushels futures
q. 900 bushels spot Spot steady; No. red
midday wheat displayed weakness and was. kc
lower on Door cables good weather and liqui-
dalton. Big clearances rallied the market, how
ever, and 1t eventually covered all the loss, the
s sSss ssssS c net psssmSss sSynSss 81 NsY
HOPS-Duils
wOOL-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steedy.
E,O ao,ogs Gsiessi s Sa SS 1nyOcs
closed barely steady at net DECLINE Of 5@10
ber e55@l8.65c; March, 6.75@6S5ci May, $50
@ee5c; July, lose; September, 7.o5@7.20c-
suGAR-haw. quiet ia, fair le5I lreehInilngs f.. aM@
iasses seSc sugar. ssa as 51sc; rsaneds quiet mo
BUTTER-Unchanged
CHEESE-Unohanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
in tone owing to free offerings for future
shipments: New crop are quoted at 4Ac to Sc,
according to grade, with prime fruit for i'm
mediate shipment in carload lots at 5%c
PRUNES-Are firm on spot, with Oregon
grades higher California fruit ranges from
APRIOOTS-Are firm, with choice quoted at
18c; extra choice, 17c; fancy, 1s02oc
PEACHES-Are unchanged, with choice quoted
at 1o% @11c; extra choice, 1lgl1Ac; fancy,
RAISiNS-Are unchanged, with loose mus
catel quoted at 67s 07c; seeded raisins at 6Qsc;
London layers, nominal
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Enstern I.ivestock Mnrket.

market strong. to 1oc higher. Beeves. $390@
z; cows and heifers, s16o@5;2o; stockers and
feeders, $2.50Q4.40; Texans, So 70@l4. 40; West
erns. $s.bO@5.40; calves, se25@s.5O
H0GS-Receipts, %, 600; market strong to &c
higher. Mixed and butchers. $635G6. IS; good
Gag: light, s6.35@6.so; pigs. s5.75G6 20; bulk,
9, ,sHhEP.Receipts, 50 900; market steady.
Sheep, S3.05@540; lambs, S4.90Q7.50
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rated Apples, spot, 5sz@7c;. do sun-dried, "a a
Sic; Peaches. SG1215c; Pears. 90123se'
Nectarines White and Red. 12c; Figs. white.
"a 94c; do Black. 313%c; pitted Plums, a
Zoe: Prunes. 2h @211c, 4-size basis, and 3@S1se
basis for. large sizes.
RAISISS-1S06 crop-Seedcd. 51z d615c; loose
Muscatels. 415c. sc and 515c for 2. and 4
crown respectively; Seedless. 4Ac; Seedless
Sultanas. 41ac; Thompson Seedess. 5651tc for
unbleached and S611c for bleached; Imperial,
clusters, 6-crown, $3.50; Dehesa. clusters. 8
crown, 81; fancy clusters. 4cIown. $1-60@f.60;
London Layers. 3-crown- S11501.20; London
Layers, 2-crown. $1-0561-10.
NUTS-I9o6 crop-Almonds, Nonpareils. III
@ISc; 1. Y. l., 1s116ze: Ne Plus Ultra. 1511
6lf8c; brakes. 3H@14c; Languedocs, 13ci
Golden State. 121Ac per ID. Walnuts-Soft-shelL
1115c for No. and Sac for No. 2; hard-shell.
lie for No. L and Sc for No. 2: California
Italian Chestnuts. 15G171zc per ID.
HONEY-15c per lh for bright comb and 100
13c for amber do; extracted. 512Q6c.