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CoPTIc ONLY A FREIGHTER.

The steamship Coptie now running
from Nagasaki to Vladivostok, viii take
the return trip of the wrecked Manehu-
ria. She win leave Hongkong for San
Francisco, September %, but viii take
no frst-class passengers, as she has
been remodeIed for freight only. The
Coptic viii return to the Yladivostok
run on the completion of her voyage
Manila Times.
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WISCONSIN AND MANcHURIA.

The United States battleship wiscon-
sin is TO leave for San Francisco today.
She viii convoy the Manchuria to San
Francisco. The Wisconsin's sailing
dste was set for today and she will
surely get away for the Coast For
that reason il is expected that the prep
arations OF the Manchuria for the voy-
age viii be rushed so that she can
accompany the big warship.
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First Troops Are
Landed i'm
Cuba.
Russian Soldiers Are
Advised by Social
Democrats.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)

ASSOCIATED Press Csblegrams.)
CHICAGO, October s.-Jotn
Alexander Dowie, the deposed
prophet of his own created Zion,
has abandoned his intention of re-
moving to Mexico. This is in
obedience to a command he al
leges he received in vision, coun-
selling him to remain here and
raise a million dollars for the es-
tablishing of new Zion
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BETROTHAL DENIED.
LONDON, Oct. s. 1t is ofici-

ally denied Patricia
King marry
the Gar.
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a HowLING DEBAUcH.

The climax to the Sunday violations
Palama last night. especially at Joe
Clark's place, the old Fountain saloon,
near the junction Of King street and
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRATS.

HELSINGFORS October sThe scheme of holding
approved
Vborg Finland. with Dolgourki president
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AGAINST ISOLATED MUTlNIES.

ST PETERSBURG October s.-The Social Democrats have
soldiers against They
advise troops await general rising
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MILITARY OCCUPATION
OF CUBA HAS BEGUN

HAVANA, October Slight hundred fifty American
battleship
DISBANDED REBELS ARE DISORDERLY.
GUINES CUBA, 8-Disbanded
the police, wounding several
city inhabitants miles
of
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rn.tern nried Fruit Nfarl.et.

Reports BY mail from New York say OF Raisins
and Dried Fruits:
ssTbe Dried Fruit trade Is confronted With con
sifions probably unpreceoented in its history.
with every promise Of large crops ano low
urices az the beginning Of the season, unlaEoI-
Fbe weather during the critical period mas COM
fe1ed successive revisiOns OF crop estlmates' -
looked for where abundance was expected Inc
greatest crop failure has been n oregon ano
washington Prunes. where, following Destructive
rains early IN the season. succeeding not WeatneI
rinened the fruit fast that II fell from tne tne
Trees much faster than the dryers could take care
OF III almost the entire crop being on the
ground within less than week from tne time
n began 10 drop. Estimates OF the CallLoIniA
PRIME ~rop have been cut at least 10 10 ~ pc.
cent from the highest. and though Il IS stlli
LARGE tie sizes most in demand are scarcely OBJ
fsinahle except IN undesirable aasortments at
comparatively high prices -, ,.,,-c
FXPORT. DEMAND FOB RAISINS
The California Raisin crop, which also prom
ssed 10 be heavy. has suffered from edFeIse
Sreetber conditions aud promises to fan muen
short of early conservative estimates. ADDED 70
fhss foreign buyers have been compelleo 10 iooK
10 California for supplies 10 make up me cen.
rfenrv fn European crops. with the result tnal
she exDort demand exceeds all records ana re-
5uces the supply available for domestic con
sumption. Peaches and Apricots also are snort
h1rt the high prices IN connection win the com
petition OF cheap evaporsted Apples are eurtaii-
Ing consumption IN these fruits
Practically all European crops are snort, haE-
snr encountered bad weather conditions at oit-
ferent periods during their development SUI
rama Malaga and Valencia Raisins VIII be scarce
commodities in American consuming MARKERS TINS
those who must have them viii probably have
10 psv high. At present prices quoted from
abroad business for forward shipment seems TO
be impossible"
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Butser. Cheese nnd Er-.,

Dairy Produce opened the week with the mar
ket firm and active strictly fresh selected Eggs.
mild new Cheese and the upper grades of fresh
and storage Batter all being higher.
The steamer srrivals of Butter from Humboldt
barely sufficient to balance trade needs. With
the production in the Humboldt creamery centeTs
gradually decreasing the market for nne stock
should continue very firm for some time. as it
will be several weeks before the bay counties
commence to ship freely.
The proportion of strictly fresh selected Eggs
in the receipts continued very light, and they
were quickly closed out, despite the high prices,
some handlers even reporting a shortage Storage
goods and the lower grades Of fresh continued TO
ind prompt sale at unaltered quotations
The advance in Cheese was, the natural result
of the steady diminution In stocks noted fire.
quently of late. and bidders were unable to Sc
cure supplies on the Exchange at the revised
quotations. as holders were expecting still higher
prices.
half-boxes fresh creamery extra Butter at &c; o.
cases California selected Eggs at 42c and 80 new
fancy fat Cheeses at 13lsc-buyer days;
Receipts were 1900 lbs Butter. 43, 400 lbs
Cheese and 757 Eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
established by sales bids and offers on the floor
Of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, 32c per ID,
firm: do. frsts, 2T12c, firm; seconds. 23c. firm
fresh Eastern extras 261ac, firm; do frsts. 25c;
firm: packing stock. firm. at 81 &c for No l and
21c for No. q Eastern ladies'. 21c. firm: do
storage. steady. at q Nc for extras and 21c for
frsts; California storage extras. 2515c. steady;
DO nrsfs "A &c, steady; Eastern storage extras,
CHEEsE-Fancy California new fats. 1sAc
Americas, fancy. 1870. firm: do firsts nominal /;
do storage fancy. 1Shc. hrm; Eastern fancy.
tic. firm; Western fancy. l5c firm.
EGGs-California fresh selected. 42e per
hrm; California storage ; : selected. 274c.
firm frsts. 25c. arm: Eastern fresh. Arm.
at 2ee for selected, 24c FOR hrsts and 2oc Tor
frsts 24c, frm seconds, 20c irm-
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Neu York Metal Market.

NEW YORK Oct. 15.-There was an advance
in the London tin market today with spot clos
ing at f1e5 l5s and futures at fl94 los. Lo-
callv the market was quiet, but higher, In
svmnathy with the market abroad Buyers were
bidding S42 % but holders asked fully $42.7o.
Copper was higher in the London market. with
spot duoted at 200 5s and futures at 800. Lo-
caily the market was strong with Lake quoted
at S21 5Od22 25: electrolytic, $50. I5Q21.I5, and
casting at $50. 1921 So
Lead was as Cd lower at E19 los In the Lon
don market Locally the market was quiet and
unchanged with spot quoted at S5.15@oeo, ac-
cording TO delivery.
Speiter was 5s higher at ELS 5s in London
Locally the market hrm at S6.20G6.2o.
Iron was higher abroad. with standard foun-
dry quoted at 56s I'd and Cleveland warrants at
SOS 715d. Locally the market is firmer. No
Northern, s2l .50622. 30; No. l foundry. South
ern. s21. .50d22; No. 2 foundry, Southern, $21
al So
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange AND bullion
wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows IN quarters: Russian, $40 900:
Dann6an sn n6d 300 600; Argentine, 10000; Indian,
Chicago was ~ lower. In this market futures
were slightly weaker. The cash situation is
this: The shippers cannot pay more than 81 IL Is
CLIO and make a profit, but are taking more or
less Wheat for stiffening as high as 81 22!s. Buy
ers for feeding and miscellaneous uses have TO
pay as high as s1.25. This gives the market a
very wide range and renders II difficult to quote.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club s1.206a1 .221h for No. 1 and
81. 2ss4 % for choice California White Aus
81 ioG1 20: Northern Club. 81 saS @1 %: North
g ern -, ,Bluestem. sl.32l5@1-35; Northern Red,
FUTURES.
10 to 11.30 O'clock Session.
May-No sales; 81 30 bid, s1.3l asked
December-No sales; $1.24% bid, $1.o4s
BARLEY-Futures advanced yesterday. and
TO get an advance. Receipts. including Rolled
Barley, were moderate Samples on the tables
were more numerous than of late.
cash BARLEY
Good to choice Feed. spot, si05@1 .o'lA; com.
@9n 10 far = 9sSsSlo2 sSa per ell BreTing and
sl.i6@T15 for poor to common and s1.2o@i Is
for cloice.
FUTURES.
10 to II 80 o'clock Session.
Msz $685. Spss sl1dn Iss; Soy s0g s. qlSss; ,cs
OATS-Receipts yesterday were liberal being
l6241 ctls.. but the market ruled frIn for good
sIato. Win a Sdtridctoff utulahu iht inquiry
for Northern grades continues especially good.
All prices stand as before
Good to choice Red. for feed. 81. .s5ai. 42h (:
Common to fair. s1.17h al 30: Red. for seed.
s1.45G1.55; White. s1.321s 01.45: Blacks, <1.6o
@2.1o; Gray. s1.3Th al .42h per ctl.
CoRN-.There is nothing in the situation,
the market being dull.
California. sl.50d1.55 for small round yellow !:
California White. nominal: Western. to arrive.
-; mixed sl.3o; Yellow, S1.s21a; White. $1.35
RYE-california is nominal at s132,a@ al 81 u
per ctl
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

Four on was ex-dIvidend Of lc yesterday
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Hnx nnd reedstufrr.

OF the large receipts of 1857 tons Hay yester-
DAY only about one third was placed on the mar
ket, the commission merchants taxing the ma ior
portion to fill their own pressing needs. The
market continues stiff. with occasional sales OF
choice wheat up 10 500. and sellers are pleased
with the situation
Bran and other Feedstuffs rule frm at un-
absorbing all receipts.
BRAN-SiS. 500g20 per ton.
MlDDI.INGS-$ -$2GGl2a per ton.
SH0RTS-sla 501 90. 80 per ton.
FEEDSTlFFS--Rolled Barley. s23M2t:
Mixed Feed. S23G24; Olcake Meal In 5ton lots.
$3.50; johbng, $40 per tom Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills. s23 in 10 and s23.5o in ton
lots; jobbing. $24; Corn Meal. s31.5 Cracked
Corn S32; Horse Beans, nominal; Broom Corn
Feed. 90c per ctl: Alfalfa Meal. carload lots.
S2o50; jobbing. $21 per ton: Mealsslfa. 5000
In car lots and S2i In smaller quantities
HAY-Choice Wheat $1s119 per ton;
good Wheat, SlG.5o@iI: other grades Wheat.
Sl3@l8; Wheat and Dat. s12@1I; Time oat,
sl2@lG: Wild Oat. Sf0@l3; Alfalfa. $9@1l;
Stock. S7.50Ml0 per ton
STRAW-40G60c per bale
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Deciduou. and Cltru. Fruitr.

Trade in fresh fruits was of an ordinary roJl-
tine character. there being particular demand
for anything and price changes were few and m
important Grapes were weak. owing to the
abundance of poor stock being pressed for sale
at low prices TO the detriment of superior quality
ably packed We're in good demand and firm while
Bellefowers and other yellow and green varieties
were weak. with supplies burdensome. Melons
were easier all around. while Berries did a lit
tie better under light arrivals. The only change
In Citrus fruits was decline in Mexican Lines,
which were offered freely at irregular rates.
BERRIES-Strawberries S709 per chest for
Iongworths, and seas for the large varieties:
Raspberries, SG@9 per chest; Huckleberries, 5@
!. Sc per ID; Cranberries. Cape Cod, $S.5O69 per
Dbl; Coos Bay. $2-75@3 per box.
ApPLES-Fancy red varieties. S5c6S1 per
box; other kinds 4oG75c per box.
QUINCES-T5c6lS1 per box.
PEARS (per boxl-Bartlett 81 5OfI tx: Win
ter Nellis. 81. 25@ 1.50; other varieties, 50c@S1
POMEGRANATES-60 -60GS5c for small and 81 20
d1.50 COR large boxes.
PEACHES-S1Q1. so per box
PRuNES-S1G1. % per crate; Plums, 75cds
per box.
FIGS-Nominal.
GRAPES Crates. Isabella s5cdS1.15; Cor
nichon. 75eQSl Tokay G51s5c: Muscat. 656
I0c Black, coarse small boxes 90c@S1 for
Seedless and 40G6nc for other varieties: large
boxes 75cQS1 so: Wine Grapes s2sM35 per TON.
MELONS-Cantaloupes, 75c6 81 pr per crate:
Nutmeg Melons, 35@S5c per box; Watermelons
Si50 per dozen.
CITRUS FRUTTS-Per box: Valencia Oranges
&aO@4; Lemons - 25@4.75 for fancy. s.. 756
4.25 for choice and S2M2.5O for standard: Crane
Fruit, s2.5o44: Lines $4G4.50.
TROPICAL. FRUITS-Bananas. 75cdsf5O per
bunch for Hawaiian and 81 5003 for Central
American: Pineapples. s4Gp5 per Dozen
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The opening was IA TO
26 points up, which about the highest OF
the session. There was heavy proft-takiug with
a great deal of short selling News or eoiq ana
wet weather caused n sharp advance In Liver
pool, which was followed by an excited buying
movement here. In the afternoon Giles issued
the report estimating the condition October 10
6S.4 against .I2.1 two weeks ago, and estl-
mating the crop at II. 400 600 bales, not includ-
ing lnters and cotton left over. 1t must be re,
membered that high prices will tend TO retard
consumption. and that the low quality which Is
shown in many parts of the belt Is strong ar
gument against high quotations. The market
seemed to show that it is oyeroonght
Price SAYS: Some is supplying this mar
ket with an enormous amount of Cotton. 1 do
not know who 1t is, but 1t looks Ike Nc
Fadden." -
The New York Commercial says. The ring
continues to lean to the bull side, although
there are some strong people who think the ad-
vance has gone far enough. II the weather
turns out as bad this week ms the bulls have
been predicting they viii have no trouble In put
ting prices higher, On the other hand. Cotton
promises to moYe more freely and it will take
bad weather TO hold the market
Brokers advise spinners to secure their supply;
especially in view of the great scarcity OF good
spinning cotton that we are likely to see In con-
sequence OF the phenomenal weather of the last
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Enfure Grain nnd Provfsion..

CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-The wheat market was
weak all day and selling general. Receipts
in the Northwest larger and weather con-
ditions in the spring wheat territory were ia
vorable to the movement of the crop. The mar
ket closed weak. December opened unchanged to
1sc lower at TAN MT4Tsc, sold off to .I4c and
closed &c of at 74Lc
The corn market showec some frmness early
in the day Later the market became weak in
sympathy with wheat and the closing was easy.
December opened lsc TO h@Ac higher at
42Iac to 421k @42Sc. sold of TO 42Ac and
closed shade lower at <1H @42%c.
The oat market weak nearly all day.
December opened shade higher at 337s 6134c.
sold of TO 3311c and closed l10Sc lower at
33Ik G335sc
vance in the price Of live hogs. At the close
January pork up SC, lard 10c higher
and ribs gained 2h dJc.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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CencrnI SIerchandIxr.

RAGS-Grain Bags. sH6sgc: Wool Bags.
2Siac for 3-lb aud 43c for Alb; Fruit Bags. &c.
linrton $3.50: Seattle. So: Bryant Sc: Beaver
Hill. Sc; Roslyn- 81: Coos Bsy. s6: Richmond
SIS; Cumberland. $15 in hulk and SlJ.2J In
sacks: Camel. 50 per ton; Coke. Sll.5o@13 per
tain descriptions. $3.50 per short ton
0ILS-Quotations for barrels: for eases
add &c: Linseed. 4oc per gallon for boiled and
sc for raw; Castor OIL. in cases. No. I. zoe;
boiled and 5Sc for raw; China Nut. cases, "a
9Oc per gallon: Cocoanut oil. in barrels. 5Sc
for Ceylon and 55c for Australian: extra hleached
winter Sperm OH. Csc; natural winter Sperm
OIL. Coo; extra bleached winter Whale OIL.
6Oc; natural Whale OIL 5Jc; extra winter
strained Lard Oil. Sic: No Lard OIL. Csc;
57lsc; Herring OIL. 4oc: Salmon OIL. Soc; boiled
Fish OIL, 3Jc; Paint OIL. 35c.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-Water White
Coal OIL. from tsnk, wagon. 1og1le; sspe.
Elaine. 2ec: Eocene. isc: stove Gasoline. in
bulk 1z1sc in cases. &c; Motor Gasoline. in
bulk. 17lkc; IN cases. 24c: No Engine Dis
tillate, iron barrels drums, Sc; No. do. 6Ikc:
cases, SIC more; Benzine. In bulk. 121zc; in
cases. 19c; s6degree Gasoline. in bulk. zoe; In
cases. 36c.
SAC in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. s6Shc
per III; White Lead sGSisc. according to
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows terms net cash: Cubes A.
Crushed and Fine Crushed. 800; Powdered.
505c; Candy Granulated 5-05c; Fine Fruit and
Coarse Grannlated, 4.0Jc; Beet GranulAted (100-lh
bags only. =: Confectioners' A. 4.95c: Mag
nolia A. 1850. Extra c. 4.45c; Colleen C.. .35c;
D. 4.23c: II and T. Crystal Dominos. I.e5c; Tab
let's. half bhls. 5-45c: boxes 5-10c per 10. Bar
zoe more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order
taken for less than IS barrels or Its equivalent
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New York Grain and .,ran.,.

NEW YORK. Oct. l5-FLoUR-Reea,nts
:. 800 barrels; exports 5000 barrels sales
iJOD PACKAGES market steady with jipbf
HEAT-Receipts. 10000 bushels: exnor+s
zo'' oo9 bushels; spot market easy: No . red.
s9c elevator and sec {. o. b. afoat; No. j
Northern Duluth. SIHc +. o. b. afioat: No .
hard winter, S2l3c Z. o. b. adoat There was
a slow and rather featureless decline in wheat
today. caused chiefly by bearish Argentine news
and good increase in the visible sunni,-
Under liquidation the market closed easy +
sc decline. May S+h ass 3-l6c closed S4szc.
December 81 l5-1G@S219c closed s2%c.
HIDES-Steady
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
C0FFEE-Spot Rio, steady; No. invoice.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York Stock market about the
Cotton to 13 points higher
Local Mining Stocks active, with prices strong.
Silver &c higher. Call Money 354(944 per cent
Exchange unchanged.
Wheat futures weaker Barley futures higher.
Oats firm and wanted.
Corn and Rye inactive and largely nominal.
Hav Bran and other Feedstufs very firm Beans quiet
Wild Ducks to be in the market today.
Potatoes in good demand and steady. Onions weak.
Butter Cheese and Eggs still higher and firm
Rasns and Dried Fruits very strong everywhere.
No further huctuation in Fresh or Cured Meats.
Fresh Fruit market exhibits features
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New YORK Money Market.

NEW YORK. Oct 15--Money on call STEADY
s1SG4 per cent: ruling rate, S%; closing ho
SlZ offered al per cent
Time loans. dull and steady; 60 days, 51z PEI
cent: 90 days. per cent; months, Ok az
Prime mercantile paper, 5Q5s per cent
sterling exchange steady at cecI1ne VII
e~fusI business IN bankers bills az S4S3oOQ
Z $40 FOR demand and at 81 S045 gf-eo5O foi
Posted rates, S4s siis and Ss.s5is-
Commercial bills. 81 sos 04SlA.
Bsr silver 69&
Mexican dollars, 5314c-
Bonds-Governments, steady; rallroaos' hregu
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To. Auueye. Markets.


LOS ANGELES, OF 15.-Butter and eggs are are
the talk of the street. All graaes g ., oa ths .hs
former are moving in large quanutles anu the ths
local creameries barely able 10 nhee r,..a.
demand. Another quantity Of low grace puetel
is masquerading as local creamery ana so'u At
the full price.
Ranch eggs at 81 cents cannot be 6ougnI on
exchange and the small supply eashy ortnf rtnftn
3S cents outside. Eastern eggs, OF uncertain y,
quality, are abundant One carload Saine IL
today. Heavy shipments of ducks ana seese'
the seasons first, cnme In this e1enihs, ,.t.-,
EGGS-Local ranch, candled. 3sc; NoI.neaa "a
ranch candled, 3oc; fresh Eastern, S5c; selected
BuTrER.Locai creamery, salsc; .rs.mary yaney
fancy; soc; coast dairy, choice, ooQoz1ae' COOK
CHEESE Northern. fresh. 14@l5c; Anchor,
large. l7eAnchor, Young America isc; Ancnor, tsrn
twins, 1601615c; Eastern Cheddars lug 10 !. &c e..
Eastern, Longhorn, 1T@1T4c; Eastern, .a,,ss @ars
17@17 PC; Swiss, imported. 2Sq2sc; SWISS es
domestic. Zoe; Limburger, zoe: brick cream. Iuc'
POTATOES Ga ctl.)-Eariy Rose. AortHern; ns u
ST. 40; Burbanks s1.50Gll65 choice u o5S 90
LOO: sweet potatoes. $1.50@l.l % >-.,
ONI0NS-Yellow Danvers 81 :a5@l.5o; NORM.
ern. 81 Sl.2o601.50; garlic. Sc; chilis green SC
eyaporated. zoe; dried. 20c ground. I. re
Mexican, bulk. 1sc Austin. brown. local, Sl.oo'
Northern. $1.25@1 so.
BEANS Ga ct.)-Pink No. l. go; No
$1.90: Lima. No. l. S5; Lady Washington. No.
3.75; Buckeyes, $3.50; Garvanzas, $4.ooao;
Lentils, sG10c pound.
HONEY Ga lb.l-Comb water white, l6c;
light amber. 12@13c; comb white. l4c; extract
ed. water white, 60-lb. cans, 61a@7c; extracted.
white, cobb. cans, 6@615c; light amber, ola aoc.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.


All kinds Of Potatoes were in good demand,
fine bright table offerings particularly being
wanted and, although the market was literally
supplied, prices We're maintained without diff
Guilty. few cars of Salinas and Oregon Bur
banks were received but river goods constituted
the bulk of the offerings Onions showed i'm
provement. In fact. the market was weaker il
anything, sales being limited and stocks ex-
cessive.
In the Vegetable line. Tomatoes Cucumbers
Summer Squash and Lima Beans were weaker.
fresh arrivals being heavy and the carry y-over
from Saturday large The other vegetables were
steady at about previous prices.
POTATOES-Per ct: River Whites, I5c@
s115: Salinas Burbanks. S1.G5011. .S5; Oregon
Burbanks, sl.5o@1.55; Sweet Potatoes, $50 in
sacks and $1.75 in crates
ONIONS yellow. per ctl. C01T0c.
vEGETABLES-Green Corn, $1.25@1.50 per
sack; String Beans. 3@5c per lb: Lima Beans,
2h@3hc per H. Tomatoes, 3o@60c per box:
Cucumbers. 10000 per box; Summer Squash. So
Q75c per box: Garlic, 2Gl2I5c per lb: Cabbage,
soc per ctI; Caulifower. 75@s5c per dozen; Car
rots. 6o@eoc per sack; Turnips. 7Sc per sscs;
per, box, Green Peppers, 5o@6oc per box for
Chile mad 506l75c for Bell: Marrowfat and Hub
bard Squash, S106115 per ton.
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Flour ana Far.naceou. Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras $s.e50
80. usual terms; Bakers Extras. $4.40@4.I5;
Oregon and Washington, s3.5014 per barrel
FARlNACE0US GOODS-Prces In packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. 1926 per loo
lbs; Rye Flour. S3.75; Rye Meal $3.50: Rice
Flour. S.; Corn Meal. 81. rs; extra Cream do.
S3fo: Oat Meal. s4.50@4.15 oat Groats. 81. 20:
Hominy. $3i0N4; Buckwheat Flour, $4-50@
40; Cracked Wheat. 1910; Farina. $3.50:
Whole Wheat Flour $3.50; Rolled Oats. hbls.
sl@s; in sacks. s6.50@7.50 Rolled Wheat.
bbls, S460; In sacks. 81 10; Pearl Barley, So;
Split Peas. boxes $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per
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res ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Prnvf,ion.,

CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady; No. spring wheat II
asoc; No 8 7iA@7sc; No. red. 72l5 @73%c;
No. corn, 45c; Eo. 2<yellow, 45Ac: No. l oats
33@33Ac; No. 2 white 34Q35 &c: No 3 white.
1914 @s41kc: No: rye. Gle; fair to choice malt
Ing 4zg52c; No ! fax seed sloa14 No. l
S4.077a: clover. contract grades. $13: short ribs
sides Qoosel $s.50Ms75: mess pork. per bbl
$3.50; lard per 100 lbs. 50. So short clear
sides boxed, $s.e2< 9s.75; whisky, basis Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
Receipts of Produce.
FoR MONDAY. OCTOBER IS.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Local Securities Very Quiet-Minine
Stocks Active mud Strong.

The opening OF the week was very dull on
the Stock and Bond Exchange, sales OF both
boEds and stocks being light. Spring Valley
Water added its SO assessment to the price Of
It's stock. making it about $3.50. against 500 30
on Saturday. There were sales OF California
Wine at ST. 80.
There was good market In the mining stocks
and the Comstocks were generally higher and
firm at the advance The Southern Nevadas
rolled up good average business at steady TO
firm quotations
Four OIL was ex-dIvidend OF lc Yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
butter, Chee.e and r,rp,

CHICAGO. Oct. 15.--On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market steady: creameries
l9@2jlac dairies. 1sm22c: eggs steady; at
mark eases included. 15Ml9c; irsts 2lc; prime
13c. y
ELGIN. H., Oct. 15-Butter ruled firm TO-
Day at 26c per pound Total output for the