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Bank Statement.
(By Associated Press,)

10y FHSSoCidleu- Il IesS'J Il
NEW YORK. April 2s.-The statement
Of the clearing house banks for this week
shows that the banks hold sl0367, 400
over the: legal requirements for the re-
serve. This Is a decrease Of sb,99a.225
under last week. The statement follows
Loans, s1,o39. 2lo,5oo; increase. s21,7s1.-
500.
Deposits, 2s.ss2.soo; increase, SAL
Circulation. s51.1ss.4oo: decrease. ss42,-
900,
Legal tenders, sso,soa,eoo; increase,
specie. slss.7s4,soo; decrease, s2.elo,-
Reserves, s2s7.sas.2oo; decrease. ss94.-
600.
q reserve required. s25717o. 800; increase.
s5,3o4,725.
325,
Ex-united States deposits, s17so5.725;
decrease. s3,12o.525.
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Range Of the Market.

I ours truIy, ~
MILLER & co.
Ny. Spots quiet. down. quoted Ito:
no sales.
N. o. Spots steady; sales, 100; middling
II 5-16.
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.ou,hern -,llts corn. g4assc: oats-girTn. nye sv
imitation! 1ea;aec creamery. 2a91ac. BEst...
Steady and unchanged at lsc. Cheese-W uea,f
IL rres septcmber, 14hc.; November. ~. smaI:
i4a14X O. suga r--steady; coarse granulatsd la, ana
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SeT Jersey y.eiGn Observation-Disclosures O3
r.harn ParVSo Northumberland. 76sl
s<stiil ~ N;estorn con- 4s,.......... 11Oia
Csnaon shnrt Tina refundlnK is......... el3a
Sann.,,vo nta SONY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s,,s
en ~ ~ ol,,n n ~ Observation-Disclosures. 100
Hcaqi n ~ I'm Maintain con- ts...... 1i3
g. iou 1us s ond son Francisco fg 4H....... s4h
e. e. o,s snn.bwsatern con- ls............ I7sh
e.. D,e a. iirs II. Observation-Disclosures. SsLo
ss.,hart, patdsc eils
g. s,th acHc1 ~ H. certincaas....... p41a
S ctns psiir.ow "a Observation-Disclosures. III
Sou.ntm psniao Observation-Disclosures. 122st
r snas e. and western s.,............ eols
I, oteu" nantac Observation-Disclosures. 1O4ss
1,io. pncino conv Observation-Disclosures. 1861
y,itaa ntst"s steel I'd 6s.................. p9sn
S Un's.u o. Ia Neutrality-suspicious.. Lis
sh nsh Observation-Disclosures. 74iz
1 " son, IA IL Observation-Disclosures. 81
~, ~ III snd oLa Era 4s...........,,,. ~
NJ, " nsuH T.n1rsi "a .,,,...,,,.,......,. 90lt
~ snd - CoIlateral Trust 4s.............. s4ts
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. ND. April %. --seahoari AIT
Line, common. 2sAsG5l; do. preferred nothing
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! rAyA1 STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. April 2s.-sP1RITs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; receipts u
ca sks. Rosin-Nominal: receipts. 10 barrels.
TarLF4rn at $3.50; receipts. 50 barrels. Crude
TGrpe rItfne-Ftrth at $2.a09L7o and S5.2a; re-
ceipts; 80 :bAfrels.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

s-sisPErpRsBuRG PEANUT MARKET:
PCTER5BURa. VA. April 2s.-PpAEUTs-
spanish-Market firm at si.o7h per bushet.
Virrinias-Market Arm at SIC. for fancy stock
machine picked 1t 1A9eAe.; sheulns STOCK
IAG2c.
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Spct cotton closed quiet: mddlns dplanns,
ll7o; ulddlins gulf lls5 bales.
Cotton. quiet: middling. lilo; net receipts, 50
bales; sales, 1896 bales.
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts, 1855
bales; export to Great Britain, 4,724 bales; to
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Gorn-Firn: No. 2. SIC. nominal Options. net
unchanged. May. $3.50; July, $3.50; septem-
her. 63hc.: December. t2ssc. oats-Stea dy;
Beef-stsady; family. s12.Nalsoo; mess ss, sS e
per pound: picked shoulders. Sc; picked
hams. llGllHc. per pound Lard--Steady: west
ern prime. sss5 nominal refined, steady con- o,,.
tinent. So. compound. s737,n. .Pork-.steady;
family. $3.50: short clear; SIS 25Glsoo; e,mes
sl7%al1T5 Tallow--steady: city. s95Ac. !;
country, ST. G5asc, Rosin--Quit at s4I4 o. Inr-
pentine-tou at 67a67Hac.
Firm; New Orleans aoGssc. Coffee, Spot RIO
Cordova, l0fIl2%c, options unchanged. sugar,
Raw. frm: fair refining. 5.l6c; centrifugal ga
7-l6c.; molasses sugar, 2ll-l6c,; refned. hrn
confectioners' A, $t45; Mould a. AAo: cut
loaf. $3.50 crushed, S. 80; powdered N.7o; gran
ulatei, $3.50: graduated, $3.50; cubes. - 80.
Freghts and Peanuts---Stady and unchangea.
Pota toes-Firm Bermuda, per barrel, {aas..s;
Florida, 33I5. 25: Southern. s150136o; sweets.
arm Jersey, per barrel. s15o: cabbage. f1.ao.
Cottonssed OIl--Easer for futures under freed
offerings and poor demand spots steady. Prime
crude (. o. b. mills. SOC. prime summer yellow.
asf1 d3sisc,; prime white, s9h14oc.; prime VIM
ter yellow, s9h@+oc
CHICAGO, April 2s.--covering by. shorts
caused a. strong nniah In the local wheat
market; hna quotations On the July opton
being lip NC Corn showed gain. OF hc.
Oats and provisions we're practically I'M
changed,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 8.-The dry goods mar
kst to-day was quiet and steady.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April %. 1897.
QUOTATIONS. ts
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.) 80.

(Sales at Union STOCK iaFut,yo 49,
Richmond. Va. April q, 1901.
Report of the live stock market for tho . week
ending April I'D: ,a.uo
Best steers. 6a5Hc.; fair to gooa. 1879 n,on
to fair 2g5isc: best heifsrs.. lAa+hc.i no on
mon to fair. 81 a4c.: bulls. 314c. c2w S a Ina
common to good. Best sheep, 6asNc:;. GO Gom. .
mon to fair, aa4tc.; spring Ia mbs. 7gs.sc;. :;
extra, ~ g.. Hogs, best sAae'sc'' common :
ta Pros 1,sS fair for all kinds OF stock.
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CHICAGO April as-AcrTLE Be: 20 30
and hefers, $3.50. Hogs-Market. 6rloe higher.
Mixed and butchers. 81. pq6. 70; good. heavy.
81 so9s s7Ia sheep-Recepts Soc9 he a T., MAJ va
ket steady. Sheep. $a.25G5.75: lambs. segt.0'
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PRICES SINKING;
MAD RUSH TO SELL
Stocks Pour Out From. Every DE-
rcction and Are Thrown Over
on Declines.
A NEW LOW LEVEL REACHED
Net Losses, Running From Two
A NEW LOW LEVEL REACHED
Net Losses, Running From Two
to Seven Points, General
Throughout List.
tBy Associated Press

Npw YORK, April 2s-T1ea,y llquidh.
t,on continued IN the stock market to-
day without any new development IN the
situation. The violent decline In prices
OF the last two days brought additions 10
tho flood on tho market BY tho wlping
o,,t OF margins. uncovering OF stop-loss
orders. shr,nkage Of collateral and all the
oihnr natural consequences OF sudden
contraction In the market valuation OF
securities.
Tho bears were In their element and OF
course we're not Idle. a. remarkable 1ea-
tlre OF the market was It's calmness IN
Tho early part OF the session, when sell
Ing was comparatively light and sup
portipg rnea sures seemed to be easily e.
fective. But before the session was over
stocks poured out from every direction
and were thrown over on a. swlfuy dcn ,.
Ing range or prices, sales being either
forced or the sellers determined to get
ont at the prevailing prices. In the fear
that the worst was to follow The lowest
touched was materially lower than the
low. point OF Yesterday. Such exceptions
to tho weakness as Chicago and North
western, Consolidated Gas and Hooking
Valley had no effect In mitigating the
gloom which prevailed In all speculative
quarters The bank statement showing
nut ali calculations out. and 80 many
complexities were offered in tho weeks
money market that no one attempted 10
explain the discrepancies. The apparent
decrease in cash reserves Of less tnan
a million dollars contrasted with predic-
tions based on the movements OF currency
AZ FAR as known Indicated a loss running
Al, the way from t5,ooo.0oo to $1,000, 900.
i The loans increase In the face OF the
severe Humiliation OF the week was an
imnressive exhibit OF tho pressure Tor
credits which is forcing out stocks on
tho market and seemed 10 aggravate the
pressure to sell after the appearance OF
S the bank statement.
The coal strike prospect was an az
Rravating factor In spite OF some de-
rand TO cover short stocks by bears
many active, stocks closed near the low
est and net losses running from tc
points wero general throughout the list
The closing tone was active and weak.
Tho total sales OF bonds. par value
amounted to 81 .T95. 600.
The total sales Of stocks amounted t
1,o3i,aJ0 shares.
MoNEY, AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
Money on call nominal: no loans. Time
loans, arm; 80 days. 20 days and months
1-ads per cent. Prime merca mile paper
1-4dl5 3-4 per cent.
Sterling Exchange weak=ats s4.s4a4.Al
for demand. and at $t.s113.sl.l0 for 60
day bills. Posted rates, s4-S2 ia ant
As5 10. Commercial bills. $3.50 a-4g4.sl
Bar silver. Is "a cents. Mexican dollars
m ~ cents fs45t5 49, (. BY kfIt9H
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xnu YORK. Apr,, B-BEEvEs- Receipts.
az Read Market nominal Dressed beef.ae't O
SIC per pound for native s!dss C nd mSs
Western limbs, $50. Hgs-Receipts. 2c6s head.
Market nominal. 4.
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CINCINNATI, O.. April 8-Hogs-A :: y =;
Butchers and shippers. ss;s2h: common; -; ssg
cattss,eady Tas to bsespSet1s al
a. 5oa5b Lambs--Acttve at &.5oGf.0
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G LOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

I Chicago r. I. and Pac. r. r.. col %..... .s ~
ca O. 9. and 81 Louis ge',. +s............ ~? e
| Goiio.auo ii.1ustrai ~ ,sres B..,,,...... %
Sio.ado nnh somthern Is......,........ g3A
S Svio," s M ',t ................... 1V4ia
I'm n. o. - NJ cre nds Is,,,,,,..... 1904
I1tI.t,i nv caoUrittas 5s .....,... IS
VIZ liz ill., ~: '......,...,..., lVDA
EE.iie p..o. III III 49, ....,,.... 81
IRE .'ene, T., r. ,,aS IL 1y7%
| Inn ns a.. '' .......,.............9 ISL
g gp % ..ries Observation-Disclosures. a7Ai
J8pan H RI Z" "''' 49, -. ..,,.,,... 20
Japan I csriiecatss ess.
| 1apan as, certtfcatas. % series......... ~
1<nusst.o cnn.oi goid Ia....,,......... 1917
~ LAY -. n,rni Ia Observation-Disclosures. 79h
Mex xics Gsntrs, III Inc ?oa
MINI and s.. 1'ous = Offered, .....:.. ,S q
Niirsoul i Hansns ard rnYcs ads.......,.... 81
a,na, Rarsas ~ Me1eo con. s.......... say
| New York Central gen. 3Es......."....'.. %
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-FIOUR---Steady. hnt
slow. Minnesota paints sA2a54so; 80 a.; "a ha az
Tlour-ou!et at s36s6l 10, Cornmeal-Eirm
hne $50; coarse slo7al kiln-dr'sd f2 -
ley-steady: feeding. axe: Mating, 57dHsc.
.whest-steady; No. red NOMINAL elevator va r.
July. May, ss&c,: July. s5Hc; September.
Corn Firm: No. 2. SIC. nominal. Options net
unchanged. May. 6fac.: July, 53Ac; septem-
l,er .. anaha hghsC. Clat6-Stea 0yt
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

tAs Reported BY craddock- Jones. virginia
.'f''DS9ig Petersburg. Va. April %. 1905.
| Most Of the crop has bean marketed, and
| .on, what stock coming Ia in is taken at sat
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4 BALTIMORE, MD. April 2, ~ Ioeu R--Qu.et
and unchanGd, Wheat--pull; spot, contract.
s~Aii alssxs.t coyn-s.eadyi sp9s s'aSt1ac' i
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

With receipts very light and buyers eager
for supplies the market for strictly fresh Sc
lected ranch Eggs was booming yesterday and
on the Exchange the price was forced steadily
&c the preceding day. Storage and Eastern
goods and the cheap grades of California were
very firm in sympathy with selected, but were no
higher.
Butter continued to arrive freely from various
sections. the receipts including several large
consignments from the San Joaquin Valley and
the market for fresh extras remained weak, with
some receivers shading the quotation on the
Exchange. The low price of fresh Butter has
checked Withdrawals from storage for the pres
ent at least and result fresh stock is NOV
ing off better.
Cheese reported steady to 6rm at un-
altered quotations.
Sales on the Exchange were as follows:
Butter-5 boxes and 20 half boxes fresh
creamery extras at 26c and 10 boxes aud 40
half boxes at 251ac.
Eggs-IO cs California fresh selected at 3215c.
10 at 33c and 10 at 331ac.
Receipts for three days were So 500 lbs But
ter, As. 400 lbs Cheese and 80 cases 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. 26c per ID,
easy do hrsts. "a 11c, steady; seconds, &c,
steady: packing stock. firm at 1s1c for No
and lSc for No. 2; Eastern ladies, zoe. firm
cold storage extras, 24c hrm; do hrsts, 23c,
arm; hs!s pickle roll 2s9ac ;,fac,a irm keg 22c hrm
per 10, steady; do drsts, lie, steady; Young
Americas, fancy, i2lhc. steady; do frsts, nomi-
mall Eastern fancy, 161ac, steady; Western,
fancy, l5c. steady,
dozen, Arm; nrsts, 25c. firm; seconds. 1sc. firm
California storage selected. 2615c, steady frsts,
25c steady: Eastern firm. at 24c for selected,
21c for frsts and 1sc for seconds
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New York STOCK Market.

NEW YORK Sept. 6.-The stock market to
day showed some stimulating effect from tbs
deposit Of Government funds with national
banks against engagements Of gold for import
Lne eject WAS moderate partly owing to the
selling 10 realize profits by those who bought
stocks on the confident assumption yesterday
rhat action was imminent by the Secretary OF
tne treasury Tor the RELIEF OF the money mar
keL ana partly owing 10 the fact that the cal
iaNauon as = result OF the news. Good re
slstance was shown TO any selling pressure, and
prices were sustained by the strength OF some
q the speculative leaders in the list Of stocks
No doubt is felt among bankers that a con
siderable inward movement Of gold viii follow
Cold IN transit 10 New York next Monday viii
EiTe the consignees the right TO the use OF
Government funds until its arrival as vel
as 70 the gold engaged on or aftPr that date.
The order makes no restriction on the time that
may be required for the receipt OF the gold
= u has been actually engaged or shipped.
This would make IL feasible to buy gold in
Australia Japan. or even IN South Africa and
make the proceeds available for use in New
York from the date n purchase without ex.
pense for Interest charges while the bullion is
The time money market seemed to be unanect
ed by the news. and loans for sixty and ninety
my bills commanded at premiums equiFa lent
u ~ 10 s per cent. with six months money
ienelng az % 70 per cent The only lenders
IN any amount were foreign bankers. Yester
days S2090ooO transfers to the interior through
the sibtreasury were Offset ia the daily state
ment Of operations by extraordinary Govern
ment disbursements TO the amount of S3 600 600
leaving the DAYS losses Of the banks onls
moderate. The Government institution has TAX
en- from the banks since the last bank state
ment, however. 81 e23 600 and $500, 600 was
deposited for transfer 70 San Francisco today
The money stringency here is bringing offerings
IN small amounts from widely separated points
in the interior which make apprecisble ag
e-eEere. New York exchange at Chicago re
roFerfd 10 cents discount, compared with 4C
eents discount Tuesday. Reading bore the
brunt OF sustaining the general market up q
the late afternoon, rumOrs that control Of Balti
more and ohio 10 be transferred 10 that
company The Great Northern ore lands re-
poTr was revived later with effect on United
States Steel and Great Northern preferred and
had strengthening influence on the whole
market When the demand for call loans had
been satisfied. offerings OF the unplaced re
fnalnder carried the rate OF from % per cent,
the hlgh rate Of the morning, to 8 per cent,
where ID closed.
Bonds were heavy Total sales. par value
.S3,l52,o00. United States bonds were un-
: changed on call
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Los AngeIes Nfarkefs.

Los ANGELES. Sept 6.--The general tone
of the produce market was better TODAY than for
some time past. Nearly all dealers report trade
exceptionally brisk for the season. Eggs were
featureless One carload Of Eastern fresh came
In. Potato receipts were only forty-fve sacks
below average and several kinds had tendency
toward frmness.
Developments looked for in the honey
market. Instead OF the average crop of $50 car
loads produced In Los Angeles, Riverside San
Diego and Ventura counties for which consumers
der eighty carloads. and prices viii jump Last
year the jobbers paid the grow four cents
pound for light amber extracted This wear
they must pay "A more. The consumer
won't get OF so easy. Last year he paid
cents for ordinary extracted. 15 cents for light
amber extracted and 20 cents for water white
comb. This year he Will pay. 10. Is and %
Eggs local ranch candled, 81 cents Northern
ranch candled q cents; fresh Eastern 30 cents
selected Eastern storage 90 cents
Butter-Local creamery, fancy, 571h cents.
Valley creamery. fancy. 55@57Hc: Coast cream.
cooking, 21c. Cheese-.Northern. fresh, i4d 15c:
Anchor, large 11c; Anchor. Young America lsc
Anchor, hand. 19c: Eastern, singles I5h611ec
Eastern Twins, l6M16Ac: Eastern Cheddars
16c; Eastern Ionghorn, 16M1Tc; Eastern Daisy
16h@17c; Swiss. imported, 2sc Swiss domes,
Potatoes lper ctl)-Early Rose Northern 81 81
al. 40 Burbanks. s15O@1 65; choice 81 shG
lao; Salinas. s1.75; Highland 81 GOA i 7S
sweet potatoes, s2.5o
Onions Yellow Danvers, $3.50; Northern.
81. 30; garlic. &c.
Beans (per ctl)-Pink No. /. $3.50: M .
81 30; Lima, No. 1, So: Lady Washington. No +
$3.1093.25; do small white No. l. So 60673 TX
Black Eye, $780, Garyanzas, 81 SOFAS; Ientils
e910c per pound.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Waeet stocks rather higher day Money o2o per
Cotton 10 points higher Silver }c higher New York Exchange
advanced.
United Railroads securities higher here in New
Wheat futures lower and Barley futures rather higher
Oats, Corn, Hay and Feedstutfs unchanged.
Prunes continue creep up. Evaporated Apples easy
River Potatoes in larger supply and lower steady
Poultry in good demand and firm.
Eggs in light receipt and still higher Cheese steady
Butter coming literally and weak.
Fresh Fruits in moderate supply and firm
Wool, Hides and Hops before quoted.
Fresh Cured moving well at maintained prices
Southern Nevada mining stocks showing
Local Internal Revenue Collections sharply 1905
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United Railroads Bonds Higher-south-
ern Neyadas Ffrmer.

Yesterday another very fair day in bonds
on the Stock and Bond Exchange, the sales
amounting TO $S4 900. The As Of the United
Railroads continued to advance and touched
sS4 IS under transfers Of S2l, 900. The Market
street first consolidated 5s sold at $112. So with
transfers of S45,00 The only noteworthy fuc-
tuation In shares advance in Telephone
to 500 Sly. Anglo Californian Bank was ex-divf-
dend of $1.50 under the rule. The exchange
will be closed on Monday, September 10, legal
holiday.
In mining stocks, the Southern Nevadas were
In improved tone, and a bid of $3l5 for any
part of 10000 shares OF Mohawk at the opening
gave the market decided stimulus, and the
feeling was better all day Some of the leaders
advanced and the whole list steadier than
of late The Comstocks showed no change worthy
of note.
1t is stated that the 515 per cent bonds of
the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company
due In 1915 have been called In FOR redemption
by the company April 1. 1907. The directors
think 1t advisable to redeem this issue Of bonds
nine years before full maturity.
The Homestake Mining Company OF South
Dakota will pay regular monthly dividend Of
40 cents per share September 25
The July dividends paid By Neyada mining
companies aggregated sS50,ooe beating Colorado
In New York yesterday United Railroads Of
San Francisco per cent bonds opened at $50. so
hid: common stock. SOS. 50t66, sales at SOS 1914
@86; preferred S145oGI5.2o, sa.es at STA. sod
1850.
co As SS4 bid, sales at SS4. 75494 so; common
SOC 81 y @67; preferred S76.37ia 1T7.
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Receints ar Produce.
FOR THunsDAY. SEPTEMBER 6
THE STOCK MARKET.

Flour. or skis. 1900
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STOCK AND BoND EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. sept. e-lo:so a. m.
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tory cases, common to frsts, 15aisbc; West.
ern imitation creamery, extras 2lc; do. frsts,
CHEESE-Unchanged.
EGGS-Unchanged.
DRIED FRUIT
EVAPORATED APPLES-Unchanged Old
crop supplies about cleaned up and are
eaossed ot at lo@iie; new crop State, are quoted
PRUNES-Are offered sparingly for nearby
shipment and spot quotations are well maintain
ed, ranging from 71sc to s15c, according to
grade.
APRICOTS-Unchanged Choice, lee; extra
choice, lie. and fancy. 1s920c.
PEACHES-Are firm; choice. 1o% @11c; extra
choice, l1@l1hc; fancy, 11G12c; extra fancy,
1215c.
RAISINS-Are firm. with loose muscatel quot
ed ar SIS 9lc; seeded raisins at 6@Sc; London
layesE, nominal. =
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peciduoua and Citrus Fruit..

Trade in fresh fruits was OF average pro-
portions and with receipts still running com
paratively light the market generally was in
good shape with firm prices ruling for nearly
everything on the list. The Gamers were eager
purchasers Of Peaches and raised their bids on
both Clings and Freestones. They were also
paying stir prices for Bartlett Pears in bulk
was q marked dimunition In the receipts of
Plums and Prunes, particularly Of the latter
but there was no improvement in prices Figs
were stin plentiful and slow q sale at low aud
irregular prices, the bulk of the offerings being
Of Father poor quality. There was an active
demand for choice Apples, that is, for stock
selling around 75c and Soc per box, but there
was not much movement in strictly fancy stock
Of Crayensteins from the Coos Bay region in
Southern Oregon. They were packed In and =
tier BOXES and sold within the range quoted
for the local fruit.
Ioncworth and s5d1 for the large varieties;
Blackberries $2.50@4 per chest Rasrberries. sS
0ll0 per chest; Huckleberries. 1B10c per pound.
APPLES s-5oc@$i per box; crabapples, 65c@
OJJIxCES--406i n roc per box.
PEARS-Bartlett, Slqlou per box; in bulk
PEACHES -75c0$1.25 for open boxes and 60c
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-FLoUR-Receipts
% 500 exports, IS. 100; steady. but dull
spot nrm. No. red, tic elevator and 7sc r o.
b. anoat; No. Northern Duluth. &c T. 0. b.
During the early part Of the session wheat
was dull and easy. rejecting nne weather.
weaker cables and prospective large receipts at
Northwest point. Later it rallied on export de-
mand and small Argentine estimates closing
H6Nc net higher. May. ssM@siMc closed
sSHe: September. 771z6T7k closed rae:
December. so s-1o@so 1i-1ec. closed sOxc
HOPS-Steady.
HIDFS-Steady.
WOOI-Steady.
COFFEE-Spot Rio. steady: mild. steady.
Futures closed nrm az net advance Of 80 to 40
at s.25d6.30c October. 630c; November. @ zoe I;
December. e-3oGe. .55c: March, I6.55@6. rs; May,
SuGAR-l.aw. firm: refined. steady.
BUTTER--Firm. Official prices Western fac
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
WANTS WAREHOUSE REPAInBD.

The Board Of Election Commission
ers Yesterday requested the Board Of
Supervisors to take immediate action
to repair the department warehouse ak
Eighteenth and Division streets. Ths
communication states that voting ma
chimes to the value OF $4,000, partly
owned by the city and partly owned
under contract to the city, are stored
in the warehouse. which was badly
damaged. The Salny season is close ak
hand. and the city will be responsible
for any damage done TO the voting ma
chimes.