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strong Hands Hold FavOrite Stocks.

Strcng Hands Hold FavOrite Stocks.
In their weekly letter from Wall street J. S.
Bache & Co say:
The frst week in October each yesr is al
ways one of particular strain on money, ana
The one Just passed was especially marked 1or
attention. On account Of the enormous ClFlOeno
disbursements this time. While viewed IN pros
pect with some apprehension, II has passed VITA VITA
4 minimum OF disturbance which is remarkable.
the early high rate being per cent with grad
ual decline 10 per cent 70 ) per cent Con
trary 70 expectation the Bank OF England Iats sl
was not raised. although reserves there Lell
Of considerably. due TO the same October dis
lursement operations. Gold during the week
continued 20 be imported, though in comparative
retary Of the Treasury. coupled with his ac-
tion beginning last week with S26.O0O.OOO new
deposits IN banks and with further offers this
week 10 New York institutions II neecec, mas
been the safety valve of the whole situation.
as was proper. considering that the money be
longing In business channels, was shut up IN the
The stock market during this period Of
important Encouragement Of very large balances
has maintained subdued but respectfully strong
attitude. advancing mOdestly but connoentlg al
times and again recedng In quite good order
10 other words. il has been an irregular market
as was 10 be expected but with no indication
month Of September, speculation has been con
verged upon g few leading stocks; the Paclhcs
and their connections, Pennsylvania. Reading,
Conner and Steel common. II is these stocks
that the strong interests are believed TO hold
In large volume. and through these control OF the
market is maintained There has, unquestlon-
ably. been large investment buying going on IN
these and other stocks during the last month
or two. by q very wealthy class OF capitalists
whose good judgment has selected stocks hay-
ing undoubteo futures, ana VINO nave pousnt
10 hold without reference 10 stock market
fluctuations This lead could be safely followed
bv others with strong margins. and who would
not be shaken out by the ineFltaDle reaclon
which VIII come between now and the next
decided advance. -.
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Los AngeIes Markets.

30 Los ANGELES, Oct. 10.-With the exception
Syi,h esn vegetables nearly every line is meeting
and leauy sale In the market today. Butter
iiI1ge iinIahge IN price of the former commodity it is
nAsty 10 70 be in the direction of advance.
AT the exchange there were liberal offerings
OF fresh Eastern eggs and one bid but no sales
aesuIse1' Large receipts of Eastern cheese are
teporteo. ~ NO improvement in the vegetable mar
Heio rs expected until cooler weather prevails
bientiy hnst oleached to meet with ready sale The
Dest s celery will not arrives in the market until
JUST prior to Thanksgiving
=. Fresh fish. and Holsters are very scarce, and
lhg,e are but small receipts of rabbits.
tie" hIecelpts at the Los Angeles Produce Exchange
Eggs 1s5 cases butter, 1s, $50 pounds; sweet
Potatoes, 139 sacks: potatoes, 2110 sacks; onions
~ sacSs' Deans, 95 sacks; cheese 1927 pounds.
EGGS-Local ranch, candIed. SIC: Northern
ranch, candled 30c; fresh Eastern, 32c; selected
Eastern storage, &c
BuTTER-Local creamery, 671bc: valley
creamery ra fancy. 60@65c; coast creamery, fancy,
ooc coast dairy, choice. 5o@5215c; cooking 22c
CHEESE-Northren. fresh. 14015c; Anchor.
large. 1lc; Anchor. Young America. 1Sc; Anchor
t%ns tye eastern singles 161 d17c Eastern
Eastern Longhorn, 17@1719c; Eastern dairy, 4
@lI!ac Swiss. imported 2s@29c: Swiss do
POTATOES "a cWt3Esriv Drss Rose cream s0c,
81 1891 40; Burbanks s150G1 .65; choice. 81 .35
dl-4o; Salinas, $1,000; Highland, ST. 5oaf so:
sweet potatoes, $1.50@1.75.
oNIONS.Yellow Danvers. s.. .25@1 40. NORTH.
ern, Sl:25@1.50; garlic. Sc chilis green Sc:
evaporated. zoe: sundried. 20c ground, 1215c:
Mert6sr e9Ik 1sc Austin brown local. s15o;
BEANS Ia ctD-Pink, No. 1. $3.50; No. ..
e. 9 ~; 81 Lima, No 1. So Lady Washington. No /,
IS 1880; do small white, No 1. So. .60d3 rs;
9@10c pound.
HONEY Ia lb)-comb, water white, 1ec: light
water white, eo-lb cans. 615@7c; extracted
white 6o-lb cans, 6@6hc; light amber 51b acc
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York Stocks y 81 points higher
Silver and Exchange show little variation.
Call Money, 31z@4 per cent.
Local Securities and Mining Stocks devoid of feature
Government figures Wheat crop of 740000OO0 bushels
Corn and Barley quiet. Seed Oats going up.
Eastern Rye offered here in large lines
ay Bran and other Feedufs extremely firm Beans weak
Potatoes in good demand and firm Onions weak.
Poultry market quiet, with retailers well supplied.
Fresh Fruits in good demand in spite Of cool weather
Creamery Butter slightly lower Eggs slightly higher
Continued hrrnness in Raisins and Dried Fruits.
No further change in Provisions Meats
Cement much cheaper under larger supplies.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetable.

Several kinds of miscellaneous vegetables,
notably Cucumbers Summer Squash and To
matoes, were in light supply. owing to the nom
arrival of the principal train with fresh sup
plies from across the bay and prices for
those descriptions were very firm. Beans and
Green Corn continued to command firm prices,
while Green Peppers were weak with stocks
plentiful. Fine table Potatoes continued to sell
OF well at stiff prices and the best river lots
brought a small advance Several cars of Sail
mas Burbanks fall due today and the receivers
intend to advance prices If the stock is up TO
grade Onions are a weak feature, there being
no shipping inquiry and only limited demand
for local use.
POTAToEs-Per ctl: River Whites, 75c@
$l15; Salinas Burbanks, $1.5o@1.75; Sweet Po-
tatoes, $150@1.60
0NIoNs-Yellow. per ctl. 6o@7oc.
VEGETABLES-Green Corn, $1.25@175 per
sack or crate; String Beans, 215@ @5c per Ii;
Lima Beans. 3@4c per lb: Tomatoes. 25@5Oc per
box; Cucumbers. s5c@S1 per box; Summer
Squash, 50c@$1 per box; Garlic 26215c per Ib;
Cabbage, &c per ctl; Caulihower. 75c per dozen;
Carrots 50@60c per sack; Turnips, 75c per
sack: Green okra, 5o@60c per box; Egg Plant,
5oc6oc per box; Green Peppers, 40@6oc per box
for Chile and 3o@5oc for Bell; Marrowfat and
Hubbard Squash, S10@15 per ton.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
future. Grain and proyi.,on..

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.--A continued liberal move
ment in the Northwest WAS the main reason for
weak market for wheat here today. At the
close wheat for December delivery was OF &c
Corn down &c. Oats showed loss Of
H@%c. Provisions a shade to 215c higher.
Trading in the wheat pit was quiet. and the
tone of the market was weak throughout the
to a disposition among traders to await tie
Government crop report, which was made lpuhlic
a few minutes before the close. The REPORT
placed the average yield Of spring wheat at
claimed, indicate a total yield Of 246. 449, 300
bushels, decrease Of about 100000 bushels.
compared with the official estimate of last
month. The chief weakening influences today
were the free movement of spring wheat to
market and the comparatively easy tone of the
Liverpool market. Throughout the day two lead
ing commission houses were free sellers of the
December option. Shorts were inclined to main
tain their lines. - May was in good general
demand and this delivery increased its premium
over December. Another factor that tended to
depress prices was slack export demand The
market closed weak with prices close TO the
lowest point of the day December opened &c
to k6Ac lower at 74i2c TO 74h6749sc, sold
at T5c and then declined to 144741sc. Final
quotat tions were at IA
The corn market was weak on selling by cash
houses and closed weak. December opened 1sc
lower at 4215c. sold up to 421a G42Ac, and then
declined to >42A &c.
by cash interests held the market steady during
the first hour. Later. however, the market was
affected by the weakness of wheat and corn.
between 34Mc and 3415c and closed at 341xc.
Trading in provisions showed tendency to
broaden out At the close January pork was
up a shade at $13.75 lard was shade higher
at $500 ribs were up 215c at STA
The leading futures ranged follows:
ar+fn Oman
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New YorIz Money NIarIket.

NV YORK. oct 10-Money on call firm.
3lb a per cent closing bid. 81 per cent; oner-
ed. per cent; ruling rate per cent
Time loans easier; 60 days. 81 46 per cent
90 davs G Der cent; 6 months. 81 as per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 6d7 per cent.
Sterling exchange was strong with actual
business in bankers bills at S4-S490@ S495 for
demand and at S4Sll504.sl20 for sixty day
bills
Posted rates S4-sl2 and S4s54 544s53z-
Commercial bills. S4-SO&4 Q4s05s.
Bar silver 6S&c-
Mexican dollars. 53c-
Bonds-GoyerDments steady; railroads, nrn.
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Poultry and Game

The Poultry market was lacking in snap as
buyers were evidently well supplied with West
ern stock and were not operating beyond i'm
mediate wants. While there was no actual
decline in prices, the general tone of the mar
ket was of easiness and sellers were willing
to make concessions to large buyers.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, scar for large
and $5@5.50 for small; old Roosters. $465;
young Roosters S6@7.5O for large and S5d6
for small Fryers, S4.5o@5.50; large BroiIers.
SQUADS. 81 50d2; Ducks. S667 for Young and
$4 50G5.50 for old; Geese, $1.7502 per pair f;
live Turkeys, 1s021c per 1b.
GAME-Per dozen: Hare S150G1 rs: Cot
tontail Rabbits, 81; Gray Geese, $SQ3.5o.
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GeneraI Merchandise.

CEMENT-Is lower at S2.S5 per bbl for the
best Before the hre it was quoted at $3d3 25.
and after the fire 1t up to 81, but latterly
the price has been going down under much
larger arrivals
2s15c for BIB and 43c for Alb: Fruit Bags &c.
C0AL-Wellington. $3.50 per ton; New Wei
lington. $780, Seattle. Sc; Bryant, $6; Beaver
S. aGsSh n b8E snd
sacks; Camel. 50 per ton; Coke. $11-50@13 per
ton in bulk and s15 in sacks; Rocky Noun
tain descriptions. $3.50 per short ton
oILS-Quotations for barrels: for cases
add SC; Linseed, Acc per gallon for boiled and
Bakers Bal D IA aA cases sI24ai2s IS: Iueoi. Soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut. cases. S5G
90c per gallon; Cocoanut OIL. in barrels. 5sc
for Ceylon and 55c for Australian: extra bleached
winter Sperm Oil. 65c; natural winter Sperm
OIL CSC; extra bleaehed winter Whale Oil,
e0c; natural Whale OIL. soc; extra winter
Pure Neatsfoot Oil. T5c: No 1 Neatsfoot OH.
571sc: Herring OIL, 4oc Salmon Oil, S5e; boiled
fis9 sotI S o S1e GasoL2NE alS5 IN Ercwater White
Coal Oil. in bulk, 1o15c: Pearl OIL, in cases.
l7c; Astral. lie; Star. 17c; Extra Star. Zoe;
bulk, 171hc; in cases, 24c; Motor Gasoline. in
bulk I71hc; in cases, 24c; No. l Engine Dis
tillate iron barrels or drums, Sc; No do. 6hc;
cases 615c more; Benzine. in bulk. Pie; in
cases, 19c; s6-degree Gasoline. in bulk. 30c; in
cases. 36c.
TURPENTINE-s per gallon in cases and
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. S6S15c
per lb; White Lead. s@S15c, according &c
quantity.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes
Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5.20c; Powdered
5.O5c: Candy Granulated 5.o5c; Fine Fruit ant
Coarse Granulated, 495e; Beet Granulated lO0-ft
bags only) -; Confectioners' A. 4-9oe; Mag
nolia A 4. 55c; Extra C. 4.4Jc; Golden o. 4.3oe
d 25c: III and Crystal Donninos. 1850; Tab
lets. half bbls 5.45c; boxes. 5.7oc per lb. Bar
rels and 50-lb bags 1oc, halfbbls 25c and boxes
soc more per 100 lbs for all grades No order
taken for less than T5 barrels or its equivalent
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THE COPPER STOCKS.

BOSTON Oct 10.-Durng most OF. the ses-
sion the strength and activity continued, but
toward the close they became tired: The same
yesterday continued selling today. Range, Bos-
ton Consolidated, Butte Coalition and Centen-
NAL were very active, but showed little
change in price.
Greene Copper Company reports for the year
ended July 81 last net profits of S39SI ,sls, as
compared with 81, sos. 1856 in the previous year
The total surplus for the year was $l,fS5.4lS,
compared with 81. 1853, 7s6 in the previous year
With the exception of John H. Martin. who
succeeds f. y Foss. the directors of the Greene
Consolidated Copper Company were reelected
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10 market last week amounted to $3.50 tons in
comparison co with $3.50 for the week preceding
Inc car scarcity still continues although at
on one moment there are probably from $50 to
which were loaded from week to ten days ago.
ihe labor problem is having its effect here,
Tor the Southern Pacific Company finds it diff
ncuit TO secure enough hands TO properly switch
bit OF vacant track room, yet they do not
seem TO be able to bring in the freight as it Is
offered throughout the country.
The rain is holding OF in good shape, and a
week or two more will put the country in very
good condition for a shower. There are or
Two decided exceptions to this statement. how
ever, for at Hollister there must be 1000 tons
or hay in the yards, awaiting shipment to this
market, and for which there is no warehouse
room. Early rains will do much damage to
this particular section.
Town trade continues quite active, the de-
mand still being for the ehoicer grades of goods,
nay is moving to coastwise points right along,
so that on the whole very healthy tone Is
maintained just, at the moment the demand
overbalances the supply.
I'VE still have TO report that an occasional
car of fancy wheat hay will sell at from oOc
to 81 per ton above quotations
BRAN-S1s@19.5o per ton.
MlDDLINGS7$26G29 per ton.
SH0RTS-S19@20 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, s23d24;
Mixed Feed. s23@24; oiIcake Meal in ton lots,
$780,. jobbing, S3s per ton; Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills, $23 in 10 and $3.50 in 5 ton
lots; jobbing. s24 Corn Meal. S31.50; Cracked
Corn, $32; Horse Beans. nominal; Broom Corn
Feed. 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload lots.
$2o.50 jobbing. s21 per ton; Mealfalfa. $2o-5o
in car lots and $21 in smaller quantities.
HAY-Choice Wheat, $17@1S.50 per ton; !;
good Wheat, S16.50; other grades Wheat. S12@
16; Wheat and Oat, S12@17; Tame Oat. $12@16:
Wild oat, S1o@13; Alfalfa. s9@1l; Stock, $3.50
@10 per ton.
STRAW-40@60c Der bale.
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uar and Feedsfnffs.

Everything under this head rules firm and
unchanged The dsmand for Hay and Bran is
keen and supplies Of both are rather under
the current needs OF the city which is full
of teams and Likely to continue SO for months
to come.
Owing 10 TIE fact that quite bit of the
hay available hy water has now been marketed.
shipments by schooner show some diminution.
with the result that the total amount OF ar
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ern Sugarcured Hams 16c: California Hams
15c; Mess Beef, SO per bbl: extra Mess. $3.50;
Family, $40: prime Mess Pork. $3.50; extra
clear. S23; Mess, $40; Pig Pork. SIG; Pigs
Feet. 50: Smoked Beef. lac per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at The for California
compound Sc for Eastern compound and lie
for pure half barrels. pure. 1l1lc: lO-lb tins
11%:c: 5-lb tins &c; 3-lb tins. 12c
COTTOLENE-One half barrel 0Ac: three
half barrels. eHsc; tierce. 9ise; two tierces
9ssc; five tierees Oh c.
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Eastern Iiye,tock Market.

poo: stronger. Beeves, S350@S.75: cows and
nelfers 6o@5.25; stockers and feeders. So so
7 y ~ 1;4o, ,Iexans, S3.70@4.40; Westerns, S35o@
dndQgGS-Receipts, p, 900: market slow and
Saapy Mixed and butchers, $6.20@6.70; good
i,a.y, .So.3O@670; rough heavy. So. S566 20;
sgns' ssias Sc 2o@8.s5; pigs, s5.70@6.25; bulk Of
SSH hsaEEP-R sp Receipts, $4,000; market strong.
'neep' sooo@5.40; lambs. $4.50@T65.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
INTERNATIONAL
Wheat and other Grain.

WHEAT-The Government Yesterday issuad
It's report on the condition of the Wheat crop.
said p -
- The condition of Spring wheat is given at
20, against 50 last year and 75.7 in 1904.
contrary to the crop figures at the last mo
ment, closing heavy and lower in the face of
material reduction in the yield of spring
Wheat Tor the year, The average yield given
Dy tne Government is 1871 bushels per acre
or one bushel acre less than last wear and
lnoicates total spring Wheat crop of 246, 600
uuO bushels. This coupled with the accepted
hgures on the winter Wheat indicates total
of about TAG, ,000, 900 bushels whereas the pre-
vious official figures indicated about 75o OOO, ,0oo
bushels and private estimates have been as high
as 100000 600 bushels. After the tempora ry
weakness here is ended, we believe mora
friendly feeling will develop towards wheat. y
chicago was 9sc lower. but this market did
not vary from the preceding day, either in fu-
lures m or the cash grain The trading was light
CASH WHEAT.
California Club, S1.20 for No. 1 and $1.21A
for choice; California White Australian. 81. 1.27 Il
northern 4Rer cas 81 # Gsfpaa
Bluestem, $1.3o; Northern Red, 81 2215 al 25
per ctl.
FUTURES
10 to 11r30 o'clock Session
Dec.-S1.24
BARLEY-Receipts continue light and the
market rules steady and without much feature.
CASH BARLEY.
Good to choice Feed. spot, s1.05@1. 071a: COM
mon to fair, a5c@s1.02h per ctl; Brewing and
shipping, $1.0S% 61121h per ctl; Chevalier.
$f.lOd1.15 for poor to common and 81 .20@1.25
for choice.
FUTURES.
10 to II 80 O'Clock Session
Open. High Low. Close.
May 81 % 81 os s1.os s1.es
december 061z 1O6% l.O6h ]. %
OATS-The Government report issued yester-
day gives a yield this year of BIZ bushels per
acre. The condition in September was S1.9.
against 90.3 last year. The average yield of
3l.2 is compared with final figure OF "a bu
per acre last year. At the same time the
total for the year is raised from 7e3, 900 600 bu
a month ago to about $50. 100000 bu for the
present month. This leaves still a very i'm
portant shortage as compared with the 955,-
100000 bu produced in 1905.
The market rules very nrm- Red for seed
are higher selling up to 81. 55 yesterday. Quo
tations for the other descriptions show no fur
ther change.
Good to choice Red. for feed, ST. sal. .4215
Common to fair, $1.1715 @1.30; Red, for seed,
81 As a 55 White. S1.321a al. 40; Blacks, $1.00
Q2.l0; Gray, $l.371a al. AN per ctl.
CORN-The Government report gives the con-
dition last month at col, against s4.6 in
Oct. 1905, leaving the probable yield be-
fore stated at about 2, ,250. 100000
The market continues quiet and unchanged.
California, $1.506155 for small round yellow;
California White nominal; Western. to arrive,
-; mixed, 81 80; Yellow $1.321a White. 81 80
INTERPRETATIONS for California are nominal
at the moment. as there are large lines of
the Western State product Offering for this
market at $1.271a q 1.30. sacked, delivered here.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1o.-Dominated by reports
of frosts and predictions Of further unfaVoraoie
weather, the cotton market scored a further
advance today and was strong throughout: The
strength. however, came largely from bullish
killing frost reported at Meridian Miss. this
morning. Reports from the Belt say 1t is earli-
est on record.
one or two big failures of spot cotton people
in Liverpool with liabilities of fl,00o,000 to
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SEATTLE. Oct 1o--clearings. s2124. SOP;
TACOMA; NJ Oct 1o-clearings. s7ee,aoe; bal
:. PIoRTLAMD. AZ Oct. 1o-clearings s1o722s2;
balances, $1s1, ,663 80
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Receipts. Shipments.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

oGHlCAGO, Oct 1o-on the Produce Exchange
sta suuay the the butter market was strong; cream
eiaes, s 1SU2512; daries, 1SG22c; eggs firm: at
HstS sa cases included 15G19c; frsts, 21c; prime
m3asn, z55ac; extras, 25c; cheese, strong, 1919
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Condttion of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1o.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund. ex-
elusive of the $50 900 900 gold reserve. shows:
Available cash balance. 1920. 453,3T0; gold coin
and bullion, $115, ,522, ,49s; gold certificates, $Ss'-
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New York Grain and Produce.

400 barrels: exports 20. 500 barrels; sales 1900
WHEATMReceipts zoo. 500 bushels; exports,
5000 bushels: sales 1.S00,0 600 bushels futures;
10000 bushels spot. Spot market easy. No. 2
No l Northern Duluth. s614c f. o. b., ahoat; No.
hard winter. s2&c T. o. b., afoat. Dizziness
the Government report promoted active selling
for profits The market ruled generally steady
the IN the en bg on se a
action closed partly Ae net Iower Sales included
No deMsy at s4s Sosd S@s4As; closed s4Ssc'
HOPS-Steady.
W00L-Quiet
HIDES-Steady
PETR0LEUM-Steady.
SUGAR-Raw, quiet; fair refining. 315c; CEN
trifugal, SO test, &c; molasses sugar, 3Ac.
COFFEE Futures closed at net advance of
5Glo points Sales, 5000 bags, including
tober e.30d8' '35c; November ease; December
ss;S5G6 4oc; January SOC; s March. 65ocgo. sc:
September, 6.S566. .90c.
BuTTER-Unehanged
CHEESE-Unchanged.
EGGS-Unchanged.
EYAPoRATED APPLES-The market is bare
" steady. Good TO choice are quoted at 53l a
7l5c prime for immediate shipment So 65Xc
poor 70 fair, 4d51bc.
PRUNES-Are in moderate demand on spot
with quotations firm. California fruit is held
az 61s asAc, according to grade. Oregon 40s to
-DS db o12 1L1uc
APRICoTS-Show no fresh feature with choice
quoted at Ice; extra choice. lie; fancy. Is620c
PEACHES-Are quiet but firm, with choice
quoted at l0& @11c; extra choice. 11@11Ac;
fancy. 11412c; extra fancy, 12612hc
RAISiNS-Are strong in tone owing to bullish
coast advices. Loose muscatel, 65s 67c: seeded
ralslns, oQSAc; London layers nominal.
New York Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-There was a decline
OF los in the London tin market, with spot
closing at fle5 5s, and futures at f193 5s
Locally the market easier, with quota tions
ranging from $42.30 TO S427
Copper was irregular in the London market
with spot closing at f97 and futures at f96 rs
Cd Locally the market continued very strong
with Lake quoted at 21d22; electroiytic and
casting at $50 25G21
Lead was unchanged at S57505.90 in the
local market. There advance of 5s to
f19 15s in London
Spelter advanced as Sd to f27 15s in London
Locally the market was dull at S6.15662 20.
Iron was lower in the English market with
standard foundry. closing at 55s 4d. and Cleve-
land warrants at 55s 101ad. Locally there was
no change reported. No 1 foundry Northern
is quoted at S2l@22; No. do, do $40 50d %;
No. l do. Southern, $21d21.50; No. 2 do, do,
$50. .50@21.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
st. Louis Wool Market.

ST LOUIS Oct o-wOOL-Steady: medi-
um grades combing and clothing 23027Ibc:
light. fine. 1s@21c; heavy, fine, 14@17c; tub
washed, 32Q3Sc
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Receint. of Produce.
WASHINGTON.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Both Local Securities and Mining
Stocks Devoid of Feature.

There was nothing whatever new on the Stock
and Bond exchange yesterday Trading was ex-
tremely dull
In mining stocks the Comstocks were irregular.
being weaker in the forenoon but stronger in the
afternoon leaving the closing figures not far
from those of the preceding day. The Southern
Nevadas were well dealt in, but exhibited no
especial feature
An account of the annual meeting and cleo
tion Of the Bank Of California appears else
where
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras, S4.65@
$40. usual terms: Bakers Extras. 81. 40@4.75;
Oregon and Washington. So 5o94 per barrel.
are as follows. Graham Flour $325 per 100
lbs; Rye Flour. s3.75; Rye. Meal, $3.50; Rice
Flour. IS; Corn Meal. SIT extra Cream do.
Hominy So. 7564; Buckwheat Flour, $500
A75: Cracked Wheat, ss75; Farina. $3.50;
Sos; in sacks S6.50@7.50 Rolled Wheat
bbls, $3.50; in sacks. 81. 10; Pearl Barley. Sc:
Split Peas, boxes, $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per
100 pounds
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-11

Hlaiting barley, 44m5oc: No l fax seed. Sl.06h
30; 40 l Northwestern 81 13; prime timothy seed.
s 90 % q o5 clover contract grades. $13; short
b,ps hh9 SIDES Qoose). Ss. 70@sS0 mess pork per
Dbl, sig 90; lard per 100 lbs, 50 %: short
Gear s sides (boxed) SIS. .6213 as 75 whisky, basis