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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-23

This woman says Lydia e.
Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound
saved her life. Read her letter.
Mrs. T. G. Willadsen, of Manning,
Iowa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
" l can truly say that Lydia 4. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound saved my
life, and L cannot express my gratitude
to you in words. For years suffered
with the worst forms of female COM
plants, continually doctoring and
spending lots of money for medicine
without help. 1 wrote you for advice,
followed it as directed, and took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
1t has restored me TO perfect health.
Had it not been for you should have
been in my grave to-day. 1 wish every
suffering woman would try It,"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-23
A Reliable
Remedy
ElY's Cream Balm
10 quickly absorbed.
6Mes Relief al Once.

eNes Relief at Once.
II cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Ostarrh and drives
away IL Gold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

AF YORK Nov 28-Th spotty
usually
these stocks Many repetition OF those heard yesterday and
the which
response such yesterday Ias sales to realize dsquietng
Of advances deprived them of convincing force and usual favote
trading inclined depression
Reading
smelling levels The
market Their decline
Foreign sales large
The discrepancies between the weekly statement banking and
unusually especially the
of $360 indicated by the compared with decrease
only 60 while the actual that item $l03400 and
SSS4SO0 other banks
The important the week have affected this largely
68975
substantial S6225 the actual showing the effect Of the latter
OF
sales value S266S00
bonds unchanged call during the week.
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Los Angeles Market.

Los ANGELES, Nov 2s.-Egg prices dropped
sc on the produce exchange today, both candIed
stock and the buying price being included in the
decrease. Sales were generally heavy and the
market firm. One hundred bags of pink beans
1 case swiss cheese, 25 cases eggs, 1 car Lompoc
onions aud 100 bags of local onions were the
sales. Longhorn cheese was drmer and the
price was advanced Ic
There were no changes in vegetable prices on
the street and trading slightly heavier than
yesterday
Receipts Of produce-Eggs 60 cases; butter,
11,IS4 pounds; cheese. lass pounds; potatoes
? 262 sacks; onions, 1,210 sacks; sweet potatoes
40 sacks; beans, 4S0 sacks; apples. 6.047 boxes
Eggs-Local ranch candled, 4SM50c; eastern
fresh, 4O@42c; storage selected 30632c.
Cheese--Northern fresh, 17G17lac; anchor
large, I5c; anchor. Young America 16; hand
cheese, anchor brand, lie; eastern singles 1Sc:
eastern twins 1Sc; eastern cheddars. 17c; eastern
longhorn, 19c; eastern daisy, I9c swiss Imported
2SSq3Oc; SWISS domestic, zoe; brick cream 1sc:
44e; Edam, SO and 81 size, German breakfast
$l:lO box; Canada cream, dozen to hox Soc
Schiosskase 81 box; Camembert. S1.20 box
Butter-Creamery. extra, 771Ac; creamery
24c.
Poultry (buying prices, alive)-Broilass. IL 10
z lbs, lic per lb; fryers lie; hens, 3 lbs aud up
lie; under lbs. l0c; old ROSTERS 60l7c; tur.
keys, heavy zoe; light, not wanted. Selling
prices, dressed-Broilers, 20c per ID; fryers 2Oc;
ROSTERS, 15e; hens, 15c; ducks, frozen l5c; live
ducks, 14@15c; geese, 1215 M14c.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Nov 2s.-The wheat market
opened firm, with prices a shade to AMssc
higher. There was a good demand In evidence
by commission houses, but offerings during the
first part of the day were meager, which resulted
in further slight advance in all deliveries
The demand based mainly on decided
falling Off in the movement, especially in the
northwest Weather conditions in this country
had q bearish influence late in the session. Rains
were reported in the southwest and official pre-
dictions were for more rain tonight and tomor-
row in many sections of the winter wheat belt
Offerings We're more liberal during the final f5
minutes and prices declined about 1ac from the
high point of the day. The close was easy with
prices shade higher to shade lower, final
quotations on December being at 81 O35h 0
1.033i and on May at $10S1s
Corn was weak all day. owing to selling by
caused by the increased receipts and a slack
demand for the cash grain by shippers and ex-
porters. The trade inclined to drag during
the greater part of the session. The market
closed weak at the lowest point, with prices
&c to 5zc lower. Final quotat ations on Decem-
Der were at O2A 9622sc and on May at 631se
Oats were firm early in the session because
OF brisk demand by cash houses but consid-
erable weakness developed late in the day as
a result of the profit taking by holders Of the
december delivery. The market closed weak
at the lowest point, with prices &c to u c lower
than the previous close. December closed at
s15c and May at 50%c.
ProFislons were firm early in the day owing
10 covering by shorts, who were alarmed by
the smailness of receipts Of live hogs. An
easier tone developed during the last half OF
the session as result of selling By local
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Receipts of Produce
FOR sATURDAY. NOVEMBER %
OREGON
Oats. ctls
THE STOCK MARKET
Mining Stocks Irregular. Some Rising
and Others FatiinS-SprinE Valley
WATER Higher

Trading in local securities on the stock and
bond exchange quiet. even for Saturday.
and there were no variations worthy OF note
beyond advance in Spring Valley water from
$50 to SO and subsequent decline to $31-50-
The dollar dividend declared BY this corporation
on Friday is payable December %; transfer
books close December 5. The United Railroads
bonds unchanged at SD
Edward POLITE states that the Hutchinson
sugar plantation has finished grinding. with a
seasons output Of 500 tons. against an early
The Comstoek mining shares were unsettled
and irregular. but the two or three leaders were
higher. Mexican which closed on Friday at S3c-
opened at ySc. declined to soc and closed the
week at 9}c Ophir advanced from S175. "a
Fridays close TO 81. So. Con Virginia was
steady and unchanged.
The southern Nevadas were Irregular. Flor
ence lost lie the dav. The merger opened
at 81. 6T1a and declined to S7.55 and closed at
$3.50. against $7.5J Friday. TonoDah OF
Nevada lost &c on the day Crown Point Globe
declared a dividend Of les
The announcement OF an assessment OF Sc
on the Exchange mine in yesterdays issue was
miSprinr IL should have read Exchequer.
The output OF ore from the Ophir mine for
the last week follows: 2.100 level-1Ss
mining cars assaying S42-77 per ton: 1900
level-2S6 cars assaying S344 per ton: ? 800
level-9 cars asSaying $50 per ton. Mexican
yielded 16 cars assaying $50 per ton and cars
assaying $21 per ton
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
Batter, Cheese and Eggs

The arrival OF two steamers with large mani
tests from Eureka caused a sharp break in the
butter market yesterday, fresh California extras
declining 215c a pound to Sale. The usual Sat
urday quietness dominated the market and large
receivers Of Humboldt stock obliged to
seek an outlet for some Of their holdings the
exchange. where they were unable TO effect sales
at the previous high quotation. hence Tire de-
cline The market closed weak at the quo
tation which was asked at the close OF the
exchange session, while 80 5ac the highest
bid Eggs were barely steady for top quality
goods while cheap stock remained firm Eastern
storage seconds, the lowest priced eggs on the
list were le dozen higher at zee. The only
change in cheese was advance OF 13e a pound
In local storage flats. New California makes
ruled @ nrm 1i at The recently advanced quotations
On the exchange 10 cases of California fresh
extra butter were sold at soc a pound. and %
cases OF local extra eggs changed hands. .
selling at Ole. at 52i5 and 10 at J2c a dozen.
cheese and 1876 cases eggs
The following official quotations. estab-
the dairy exchange Prices in the street while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 1zc to PC higher. owing to the vari-
Gus charges 10 be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. SAFE per 10,
weak; do hrSts, 2Sc. steady. do seconds. 24c
steady: do thirds, 2Oe steady; eastern extras
&c, steady; eastern ladies'. firm at 22c Tor ex-
tras and 21c for hrsts: local storage extras. 2Tc
firm; picked butter 23lsc, firm storage packing
stock, u isc, hrm
Cheese California: Fancy fats. like per H.
firm; do firsts. 13c, frm do seconds. II isc.
firm; fancy Young Americas. Tiac steady; do
nrsts, 16c. firm: storage flats. 13c firm. Ore
gon; Fancy flats. l4c. firm; fancy Young Amer
icas, 16l2c, firm; fancy eastern cheddars. lie.
steady; oregon storage fats. 13i2c. firm; do
Young Americas. 15c, firm
Eggs (Der dozen. cases included )-CalifOrnia
fresh extras, DC, steady; do hrsts, Sic steady
do seconds, 4Oc. steady; do thirds 29c. steady.
Storage goods-Caiifornia extras 35c. firm; 10
ern extras; 2s1se. firm; do ffsfNN2Te. firm; do
seconds. 26c, firm.
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good shape and practically bare ef supplies SIS
there were no new arrivals of any consequence
and very little stock had been carried over Ironl
the preceding day The general tone was one OF
hrmness. and receivers were expecting 1irui anti
active market for the coming week. Rive ears
of western chickens handled during the
week and three more We're reported close al
hand yesterday and scheduled for tomorrow 5
market. Three cases of dressed turkeys came IN
and sold at irregular prices to size aud quail
ity. Game was in free supply. but firm, under
the usual extra buying for Sunday wants.
Poultry (per dozen)-HeBs. 4G5 Tor small
$5.50d6.50 for large and STf9 for extras; young
roosters. S7@S do extras. SS.50Q9; old rOosters.
s3.5004.50 fryers. $550@6; large broilers, S450
@0.502 small broilers. $3.50Gl4. ducks seas for
young and S4a5 for old: pigeons S1@l~25;
squads, $2.J0@3: geese. $202.5O per pair
Turkeys (per lb)-Dressed nominal; live. 20
Q21e.
Game (per dozeni-Alal1ard ducks $5GT.50;
canvasbacks, $509; sprig. stat: teal $1-5G6
2-J0; widgeon. S2a250: small. S1.75@2 black
jacks. 81 1922 gray ducks. 81. 2.500t3; gray geese
$25013; white geese. 81. .2JG7 10: brant. $1.JO0
1.T5 for small and $2.2503 for large: honkers.
2.5O.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks irregular. Coppers lower.
Spot and future cotton unchanged.
Local securities quiet Leading mining stocks fairly active
Local bank cearings gain 493 per last year
New York and Hongkong exchange lower Silver declined
Wheat quiet and unchanged Spot and future barley lower
Oats, corn, rye and beans before quoted.
Lay firm and unchanged Beans in fair demand.
Slowly improving demand for dried fruits.
Live, dressed and cured meats unchanged
Good potatoes and onions firm with the latter higher
Poultry market closed bare. Game plentiful but firm
Butter prices break sharply Cheese higher Eggs unchanged
Fresh fruit market quiet and without feature
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
New york Grain and Produce

NEW YORK Nov. 2S.-Flour-Receipts, 3d.
300 barrels; exports, $4,000. Market dull and
unchanged. Minnesota patents, $5.25@5.65; win
ter straights, $4.55@475; Minnesota bakers.
81 20G4.6 60; winter extras, s3.60g4; winter pat
ents, s475Q5.15; winter low grades, $sooG
Wheat-Receipts. 169,2oO bushels; exports,
sc, 400. Spot, steady; No red, $1.l1s oil 131.
elevator, Sl.13ss I. o. b; ahoat; No northern
Duluth, SILICA f. o. b. ahoat; No hard
winter, S118 l. o. b. ahoat. Further strength
was shown by wheat this morning in response
to steady cables smaller northwest receipts and
less favorable Argentine crop news. The close
was partly &c net higher. December closed at
l.13A; May closed at s1.14es.
Hops-Quiet Pacific coast 1905 crop, sg11c;
Hides@ouet BOgota. 1sa2oc; Central Amer
lea. 2012c
etroleum-Steady. Refined New York, S.50c;
Philadelphia and Baltimore s.45c; do in bulk,
4.95c
trifugal, 90 test, 3.94c; molasses sugar, 3.19c.
Refined, steady No. 8, 4.50c; No. Z, 4.45c; No.
s. 4.4Oc; No. 8. 4.S5c; No. 10, 4.25c; No. II,
4.20c; No. y, 4.l5c; No. 13, 410c; No. Il,
4.05c; confectioners' a, 4.T0c; mold a, 5.2oc;
crushed 5.60e; cutloaf 5,70c; powdered, &c;
granalated 4soei cube cube s;lSe Sl5c n.,..,
"a. 900 bags, Including: March, 5.2oc; May,
5.25c. Spot, quiet; No. z, 6hc; Santos No 4,
751c Mid, dull; Cordova, e1. 91215c.
Butter-Steady. Creamery specials, 3115c.
Cheese-Firm; unchanged.
Eggs-Irregular. State, Pennsylvania and
nearby, white fair to choice, 36646c do brown
and mixed fair to choice 32@S6c; western sec
onds, 30@32c.
DRIED FRUITS
Eyaporated ,Apples-No important business is
reported In the market. Fancy, SIC; choice,
III 07%c; prime, 61a G7e; old crop, 4@6c. ac-
cording to grade.
Prunes-Unchanged, with quotations ranging
from 407%c for California fruit ranging up to
3O-40s. and from 6@715c for Oregon Sos to Dos.
Apricots-Relatively active and firm, with
choice quoted at 8si @9c; extra choice, 9AG
9i5c; fancy 1014 G1015c.
Peaches-Unchanged with choice quoted at
T@7Ac; extra choice, 7sl @sc; fancy, 81 @11c.
portant than a hand TO mouth demand, with
loose muscatel qutoed at 514@61ac; choice to
fancy seeded, 6G7%c; seedless, 41s@6c; Lon
don layers, $1.50@1.60.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
Deeiduons anh Citrns E,rnits

Conditions in the market for fresh fruits were
much the on Friday. and changes IN
the quotations were few and unimportant The
days business practically over in a few
hours after the opening, buyers had but a
limited variety to make selections from, and their
wants were quickly filed Much of the early
activity was due to the filing OF orders for ex-
port, some large assOrtments being sent out on
the Honolulu liner and steamers leaving for
northern coast ports. The market was literally
supplied with apples. and while fancy Oregon
Spitzenbergs held at $f.75 a box IL was
difficult to obtain over 81 for the best California
raised fruit, and only gilt edged offerings COM
manded that much Cheap apples We're over
looked as were pears ard ounces. while per-
simmons met with q sluggish demand at frregu-
lar rates. A few chests of raspberries and straw
berries, largely In poor condition, came in from
nearby districts and sold at nominal prices
while Grated straw berries from the Los Angeles
region found buyers at Sl.2J for small and up TO
50 for large packages Local tradesmen paid lit
tie attention TO grapes. but the shipping inquiry
held prices for all varieties steady There was
fair business in citrus fruits. but the market
was FAR from being firm as supplies Of all de-
seriptions were either well up to requirements or
excessive.
strawberries-siO per chest and s1,25a2 per
crate.
Raspberries-Sis per chest.
Cranberries-Cape Cod. $14@15 per Dbl: Coos
Apples (per box Fancy bellaower. z5Gs5e:
other fancy, 90cG$I.I0; common TO choice S4O7
zoe; Christmas apples. $1.50G2.
Pears-Winter Nelns, T5cWS1 % per box.
cooking varieties, 50G7Jc.
Quinces-50MG5c per box.
PersimmOns- -50c6S1 per box.
Grapes Crates, s5e@l.25; small boxes, Goa
zoe; large do. SI.5042.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Valencia oranges
81 .5OG3; navels, $293.50; tangerines. SJc0S1
for small and 81 5O6g2 for large boxes: grape
fruit, $3a4 for seedless; lemons, $SQ3.5O for
fancy, $2@2.50 for choice and S1.25d1.5O for
standards; lines. S4Q5.
Tropical Fruits Bananas. S1615O per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81 -50G3 for Central American;
pineapples, $Z1l4.
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Dried Fruits. RaiSfrx. Nuts and Honey

Rather more demand f0r fruits is reported
with most handlers expecting higher prices befor,
long. The improvement, however. is very slow
Fruits-Eyaporated apples. 64612c: apricOts.
6la @10c: peaches. 4@41sc for standards SAGE
for choice and 6lsc for fancy; pears. 4dTlac;
pitted pluIns, Tu9c; neetarines. 506c; figs,
~ d4c; prunes size basis, 30l3iac, with pre-
MUM for the larger sizes
Raisins-C Clusters crown. So London law
ers-2 crown, $l.10; 3 crown, Sf.2O Seeded
5A G6Ae; seedless, 20 @312es Thompsons seed
less 3lA el4c for unbleaehed; loose mnscatels Sc
for 4 crown, &c for crown and 31se for >
crown
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils, 11I5G12c; IXI.
1O1S a lie; plus ultra. I0c brakes 9Isc:
languedocs. So 6I9e; hardshells lse. Walnuts-
121s ii 13c per ID for No. 1 softshell and S0 1Oc
for No. ? do; 12c for No. I hardshen and SIC
for No. do; chestnuts. 10d121Ac for California
and 1OG11c for Italian; filberts, 1215 014c; De-
cans, 15e1ITc.
Honey-water white. comb. nominal. none
here: white. 15c; light amber. 12QI3e: amber.
1015@11e; dark amber, 9410e; water white
extracted. nominal: white. 7GSc; light amber
615@Tc; dark amber and candied, 41575ise per
pound.
for dark.
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Provisions

All conditions under this head remain as be-
fore stated, the market being steady. with a
fair business.
Cured Meats-Bacon, to 10 lbs, IKE: 10 to
II lbs 16lae; light medium. f4c; medium. f4lSc;
bellies, IA TO 16 lbs. I6Iac; sugar cured to
lbs, 2015c: 5 to 10 lbs. l915c: 10 to Il lbs.
1Slse; fancy sugar cured 23c per 10: English
cured bacon, 6 TO lbs, 191se; TO 10 lbs. IS1sc;
10 TO II lbs. 1ilae; eastern sugar cured hams.
16Iac for medium and 16lac for light; extra tine
brands lie: California hams 15e: mess beef
-s11-50 per bbl family, $3.50; extra family Si3;
extra prime pork. 5000; clear. So: mess. S2l :
pig pork, So; pigs feet, 50 for half bbls 50 3j
for . ID kegs and $l.30 for kits; smoked beef
1915 a zoe per ID.
Lard-Tierees quoted at Sc for California CON-
pound and 1212c for California pure; eastern
pure, 121se for uerees; half bbls. pure BE: 80
Id tins 129se; 10 10 tins 13kc; 10 tins. 1885
3 10 tins. 13lAc
Cottolene-One half Dbl, 9s.e: 3 half bbls.
97se; l tieree, 9lsc; tierces. 9sse; tierces.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
Hides, TaIlow. Wool and Hon.

Hides-Culls and brands sell about Isa1c IN
der quotations Heavy saIted steers, 121ae: me-
dun. 11lzc; light. 9ise: eowhides. Zoe for
heavy, 91sc for light; stays. 7c salted kip. 12c;
salted veal, 14lAc; salted calf. 15e dry hides.
17IAe; dry kip, 16e dry calf. 22e; dry stays,
lie; dry veal, 19e; Mexican dry hides, 165ae;
Mexican dry salted do. 13e; Mexican picked.
15e; sheepskins shearlings. 2Od3Oe each; short
wool, 35150c each; medium. 55GlS0c each; long
wool. S5cM$12J; lambs. 15U50c; horse hides
salt, $2J0M2-I5 for large and $1.73G2 for me-
dium, 75e0B$1 % for small and 25d50c for colts;
horse hides, dry, $242.25 for large and 81. 1.25,d2
for medium. J0c@$1 for small and 2J05Oc for
colts: deerskins. dry Mexican. 2Sd3Oc dry
salted do, 24026e; picked do zoe; dry Central
American, 26e130c. goat skins. prime angora.
45c@S1; medium. 40G60c: large hair goats. soc:
medium, zoe; small 5615e.
Tallow-No rendered, 4@4Stc; No. .. 394c;
grease, 2M255c.
Wool-Spring clip (freel Humboldt years sta
pie, 16d19e; San joaquin, IA U91Sc: southern
coast, 6l21Si4e; Nevada, 9M14e per ID Fall
clip, northern mountain tfreel 7l&0Slsc: de-
feetiye, 5@6c. Oregon-Valley, 1876 sG1Tc per
pound.
Hops-Prices to growers are from &c to DC
per lb.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
Potatoes. onions and Vegetables

1nefe was q Ialf SalufuAH uenanu Tor mis-
cellaneous vegetables, and with new arrivals OF
peas and beans from the south light, dealers
were enabled to dispose OF the stocks carried
over from the preceding day at previous prices
Summer squash dun and weak offerings
being mostly of poor quality. while peppers and
egg plant continued to drag. Tomatoes were
easier on increased arrivals from around the
bay. and there were several consignments OF
Grated stock received from the south Hothouse
cucumbers were offering again, and sold at 81 a
dozen. The upper grades of potatoes ruled firIn
with business fair. and there was ready mar.
get for good onions, which were quoted higher.
Two cars of sweet potatoes came in causing an
easy market for that article.
Potatoes @ 1per n ctll-River whites, 65as0c for
fancy and 50&4 G60c for common Salinas Bur
banks. 81 .25d1.55; Oregon Burbanks S1I50
1.25; sweet potatoes. 81 .2JM1.4O.
Onions 0S5c per Genital.
Vegetables Tomatoes. 50c@$1 per box: green
peas. 7@9c per ID; string beans. 7@9c per
lb beans, 7@9c per ID; lima beans.
G@7c per Id; sumer squash, 75c@s1 per
box; green peppers. 10G1215c per 1b for bell
and 5@10c for chile; garlic, 76lsc per lb; cab
bage, 81 per ctl; caulifgower, 6J@75c per doz.
turnips. 6J@75c per sack; carrots. 65675c per
sack: egg plant. 5M6c per ib celery. 25l40c
per doz; marrowfat squash, $10@15 per ton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
Hay and FeedstuG.

Hay reported firm yesterday with nrices
u. unchanged; The receipts of 495 tons included
5S cars There was nothing new in feedstuffs
The circular of Scott & Magner says:
Arrivals during the past week have amounted
TO 3,o26 tons. The local demand has been
good and has readily absorbed all of the hay
coming IN. The fact that none of our large
consumers laid in any great amount of stock
earlier in the season insures a steady and a
continuous demand through the winter months
Business conditions appear to be improving
every day. Our teaming and draying industries
all report increased trade, and indications are
that San francisco consumption viii not fall
very Tar short or last year, probably not more
than 10 TO 10 per cent at most
The rain which we have had is reported
general throughout central California and
farmers in every section are preparing to 20 TO
work with all available stock. This has Gre
ated an increased demand for interior eonsunp-
tion, and while it promises well for the next
seasons crop, will make no difference in either
the consumption or the price regulating the bal
ance OF this season.
I'VE continue to receive inquiries and quota
tions from surrounding states for their local
hay, mostly grass or alfalfa mixtures. Careful
study of their local market and freight rates
leads to the conclusion that they will not be
able to supply the shortage in this market until
our prices have advanced from 81 to 50 per ton.
When this occurs. probably in the early spring.
we can look to surrounding states 10 supply
the inevitable shortage.
There is no danger Of serious hay famine
In this state, but there appears 10 be absolutely
no ground for doubt that prices viii go
higher during the early part Of 1909. our
stock begins To run low. The demand from
the southern portion OF the state continues
and south from Tehachapi they will consume
quite large portion of our limited supply. Re
ports of markets at the interior cities show
a higher range of prices than exists the San
Francisco market. Indications that in san
Francisco prices will continue to increase ,at a
slow and a gradual rate during the next two
or three months.
Alfalfa is coming in at very moderate
rate and prices are proportonately very high.
Country stocks appear to be pretty well
cleaned up.
STRAW is in good demand and sells readily at
previous quotations"
Bran s3o@3l per ton for white and s2s. 5O@
81 for red.
Middlings-S33. 506S so per ton.
Shorts-S33 90 per ton.
Feedstu1s-Rolled barley, $30631; rolled oats
for feed, $33@34.5O; mixed feed. $2s@S2 for
average lots oilcake meal, In 30 ton lots S3S in
10 ton lots $3.50. in ton lots $50, small lots
$50 80; cocoanut cake or meal at mills, S25 80 in
20 and 10 and SIG in ton lots, jobbing s26. 80 /:
corn meal. s37@3S; cracked corn. $5SQ39; broom
corn seed, SI2061-2j per ctl; alfalfa meal and
mealfalfa, jobbing lots $23, carload lots SD per
ton.
Hay-wheat S1s@22; wheat and cat. s1Tm21
tame oat, $16@19 volunteer wild oat S15@1S;
alfalfa $11@15; stock. $12@15 per ton.
Straw-60090c per bale.
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Casb Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, steady; winter patents S4:4oge
clears. s3.7O@4 spring specials $6.10@6 20;
patents, s5.15@5 40: straights, SS.90@4.70; No.
spring wheat, 81 O6@1. .0S; No. 8. 96cQS1.07; ;
No 2 red s1'o5Ik MI.o6; No. 2 corn, 62A a
621kc; No. yellow, 621l @s21sc; No. 2 white
oats, ACC; No. white. 491s @5oc; No 2 rye,
75@76c; good feeding barley, SIC; fair to choice
mailing, 5s@e1c; No. l naxseed, 81. .324 u al Al ;
No. northwestern. $1.421s prime timothy seed,
$3.30@3.40; clover. contract grades, $3.50; short
ribs, sides Qoose), $s.12h @S621a; mess pork
per barrel, $14.50@14. .6215 lard per 100 pounds
$9.2215: short clear sides (bOxed). $s76@9.