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Wall street stocks and the coppers lower.
Spot cotton unchanged Futures firm.
All grades of copper metal reduced 1sc per lb,
Spring Valley securities higher Mining stocks dull
Shipment of S1Sl ,640 in specie to China
York exchange lower Hongkong and sterling higher
Marked advance in the quotation for silver.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Barley stronger.
Oats corr and flour unchanged.
Beans continue decline. Hay and feedstuffs firm.
California compound lard Other provisions unchanged
Rasns and strong Improved demand for dried fruits
Hides talow, wool and hops quiet and unchanged
Live sheep and lambs lower Other before.
Lumber market reported in better condition.
Common good potatoes in heavy supply Onions plentiful
Poultry market easier but quotably lower.
higher Eggs and cheese steady and unchanged
Fresh fruit market heavily supplied and easy.
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west receipts and the big increase in the
J,,r,ss MUrims Visible supply An erroneous report
curing the forenoon placed the increase at
about 1000. 900 bushels but this corrected
,aeer M 10 read $3.50, 900 bushels These figures
fspresenfed t,eI an increase considerably greater
It's p. enect was shown in prices touching the
pIttom 1Mn hoa Tor the day. December at 9sAc being
i1se &c below its best figure, attained later.
me close was at 9sisc &c over yesterday,
anu ANU was said to be an indication OF the firm
ness OF the bull position ilf the absence
Oh car any heavy heavy individual trading. -. -,
Corn prices We're worked to lower level
on moderately active market. Offerings
were well taken on the declines. but the close
was heavy. with the leading futures from &c
@.s to &c under the previous close The trade
was somewhat exercised over reports of hog
cholera, which with noticeable unanimity
from ON Iowa, Indiana, Illinois and other states
Elevators and the more prominent commits
sion houses were sellers of oats for future
delivery and cash oats found a slow demand
at a price reduction of 15c. December oats
soid within range of &c and closed &c down
at 49ss 049%c.
PROVISIONS broke early on realizing, but met
packers support on the decline and the close
WAS fairly steady at loss of 5M10c.
Inc Leading futures ranged as follows =
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruit.

all kinds OF fresh fruits are arriving freely
and although there is good business in progress
on. local account and a fair movement in ship
ping channels. dealers are rarely able TO effect
close clearances of anything and there is quite
a surplus unsold at the close Of business each
day. Prices vary but little from day TO day.
as the competition of held over stock checks any
tendency TO advance quotations for new ar
rivals. Among yesterdays arrivals were sew
eral thousand boxes OF apples and late pears
Intended for shipment to Australia on q steamer
sailing on the 25th. which win take out about
$1,000 boxes of those fruits. Good apples are
scarce and firm in the local market, but common
to choice fruit is in oversupply and neglected
Two cars OF wrapped Bartlett pears were at
hand from Oregon, and as some Of the fruit had
ripened in transit, quick sales were necessary
and as result prices were rather low. Figs
were plentiful and weak, as they lacked keep
ing qualities and had TO be sold hurriedly In
the peach market carriers were in good re-
quest and sold at higher range. while other
kinds of packages were cheap, supplies being far
in excess of requirements. Plums and pr1nes
were held at firm rates, but the demand was
ounces, which were Offering freely at easy
figures Table grapes were in fair request and
merely steady in price. and there were more
and prices were weak in consequence Berries
were slow sellers and huckleberries alone were
firm. Citrus and tropical fruits were plentiful
Strawberries-s4@7 per chest.
Blackberries-S2@4 per chest
,Raspberries-$5@ per chest.
Huckleberries- 615c per ID
Apples tper box)-Fancy in tier boxes eOcS1
s1:l5; common to choice. 4o@75e; crabapples, IS
@50c for small boxes.
PearsEBartletts, S161 40 per box
Quinces-50975c per box.
Plums and prunes-5O@75c per box or crate
Peaehes-SmaI boxes. including mountain
fruit so96oe; large boxes, 40G75c; carriers,
Figs-35665c per box
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 25@5Oc per box: can
taloupes. J0c6S1 per crate; watermelons. 81 DO
s.. % per dozen.
Grapes tcrates and small hoxesl-Seedless s5
50a.
50@65e; Isabella, 5O175c; large boxes. 81 25Sa
1.l5 for seedless and 90 lbs for other va
rieties; wine grapes, $10@15 per ton.
Citrus Fruits tper box)-valencfa oranges
81. 50q3.5O; grapefruit. S4G450: lemons. S3G
$50 for fancy. $1.I592-5O for choice and 81 rs
% for standards; lines, S46l5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas Sf61 75 per b,rnch
for Hawaiian and $2.5093 for Central Ameri-
can; pineappies, $2@3 per Dozen
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market is quiet and without feature.
There is a steady and moderate demand for
such kinds of seeds as are in the market Most
falfa is closely held by one holder and the
quotations for it are nominal
The bean report of Adolf KOshlsnd says:
llght, and so far the small arrivals have con-
sisted mainly of Lady Washihgtons. There
was one small lot of small white. but lt
viii be probably two or three weeks before
ear OF new lima beans shipped last Sat
rrday; but no new limas have come TO the
San Francisco market at this writing Tue
harvest of this variety is now becoming gen
eral and arrivals will soon be plentiful.
Pink and small white ripening very
uneye9ly this season and it is reported that
others are still In bloom. OF course this viii
delay the harvest of these varieties and ex-
pose them to the danger of frost and rain
There Is not very much activity SpO-
goods, but fair inquiry for shipment of new
goods Prices gradually being adjusted
To a working basis. We will see lower prices
on small white beans, also a moderate decline
IN lima beans Future sales of pink and bayo
beans are being made at lower quotations
than are now ruling for stock on hand
= The stock of spot bayos is quite light and
be disposed of in an ordinary months demand
Taking 1t all in all. we are going into the
new season with about the Ightest earryoyer
Beans (per -ctD-B Bas0s. s2.sO@2 90. pea.
81 so; small white. old S4 55d4. 80, new 81. p;
large white. 50 2503 ,4O;s pink. 81. s0Q2 80;
red; 81 :2s@S50; butter. nominal: limas,
berry beans. $3.50 Garyanzas. S1.T562
Seeds-Brown mustard, SO. IS; yellow mustard.
&c; alfalfa, 171a@2oc; rape, cleaned, 2d2ae;
timothy. nominal; hemp 4e; miIIet 2at a.
Sac per lb; broom corn seed. 'S25@26 per ton.
Dried 'Peas-Greep are quoted at Sl.T591. So
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Foreign Futures
IIyERPOOT,
London Metal Market

LONDON, Sept. 15-The London tin market
vas higher today, with spot closing at f131 rs
Cd and futures at f132 12s Cd. The local mar
ses se6 was vas, quiet but higher in consequence at
$2S50G2SS715. =
Copper declined 2s Cd in London, to f61 for
spot and f62 lbs for futures. The local mar
ket was dull, with aRked prices shade lower.
Lake was quoted at S1350@ 13. 6o15. electroIytic
13.32As. "
Lead was unchanged at f13 2s Cd in London.
at $4.50@4.55
Spelter advanced to f19 los in London but
was quiet and unchanged at $4.7504.S0 in the
local MARKET
The English iron market was lower at Dos Cd
ior standard foundry and 51s 105ad for CIeve-
iand warrants, No change was reported locally.
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Los Angeles Market.


LOS ANGELES, Sept. ia complete change
was made in egg quotations, all varieties tax
ing an upward turn. The buying price adj
vanced &c, going TO 34c dozen, Local ranch
candled were placed at 35M3Sc. compared to
34d36c for yesterday. Eastern fresh were 2S@
30c and eastern selected 26M27c Receipts to-
tailed only 45 cases and the market was steady
at the advanced quotations.
Sales on the exchange were of local
ranch, case count, at 34c, and 10 cases of
Petaluma storage, subject to inspection, at 30c.
Trading on the exchange was heavy and the
market was generally firm, Following are the
sales:
Twenty-Five Ionghorn cheese. 10 cases of
block domestic swiss cheese. 25 strings dried
chilis. car highland potatoes (subject to in
spection), sacks of garlic and 10 sacks of
No. S. S. walnuts.
Vegetables were. steady and changes were
made In prices. Trading heavy and the
market was well cleaned up by noon. Greens
were scarce and the price was shade higher
for small lots; Squash was weak and sold for
were made in the prices.
Produce exchange receipts: Eggs, As cases;
tatoes. 3.6s7 sacks: beans 65 sacks; apples,
1877 boxes; onions, 20 sacks; sweet pota-
toes, 152 sacks.
Eggs-Local ranch candled, 35@3sc; case
count, 34c dozen; fresh eastern, 2S@30c
storage selected. 26@27c.
Chcese-Northern fresh. 14c: anchor, large.
15e; anchor. Young America. Ice; hand cheese,
anchor brand, lie; eastern singles, 16@17c; east
ern twins, 1e@161he; eastern cheddars lie;
@1sc;. Swiss, imported, 2s@s0c; Swiss, domes-
tic. 1sc; brick cream, 1sc; Iimburger, 1sc Tu-
lare, l4c; imported Rocquefort, 44c; Edam ae-37
size: German breakfast. sS110 box; Neufcha-
tel, 81 20 a box; Sierra. s1.1o box; Canada
cream. dozen to a box, 95c; Schlosskase, 81
box; Camembert. S120 box.
Butter-Creamery extra, 571ac; creamery irsts,
Doc; eastern extras, 271ac cooking butter, 24c.
EggsmLocal ranch, candled. 34@S6c; case
count, Bic dozen; eastern fresh. 27@2Sc; stor-
age, selected, 25026c.
Potatoes (per ctlI-New local Burbanks, 81 so;
new highland, 81 40; new local sweet potatoes,
l%c pound.
Onions (per ctI)-Northern red 75c@s1; Aus.
tralian brown. 9oc@$1; silverskin, 81; garlic,
9010c pound
Beans (per ctD-Pink. No. 1, s3.75d4; local,
No. l, So .25@5.50; Lady Washington, No. 1, So:
small Write. No. l, So: blackeye. $780, Gar.
yanzas. $3.50: lentlls. S11 80.
Poultry (buyfng prices. alive-Broilers, IL to
pounds. 17c a pound; fryers, lie; hens 3
pounds and up. 12c; under 8 pounds. Ice; old
ROSTERS, 6@7c; turkeys, heavy. zoe: light not
wanted. Selling prices. dressed-Broilers, zoe a
pound; fryers, 20c; roasters, 15c; hens, 15c;
1215 @14c.
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Eastern Livestock Market

OMAliA
OMAHA, Sept. 5.-Cattle-Receipts, 5000;
S3.25@5:40; Texas steers, $3@45O; range cows
and heifers. S250M4; Gamers, $2@275; stock
ers and feeders. 81. S3@5; calves, $3@6; bulls
and stays, $2.250l3 %.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market strong to &c
higher. Heavy, $6.S0@7; mixed, SOS G6 30
light, I S6;a5@I pigs. $5.75@6.5o bulk of sales,
Sheep--Recepts, q, 500: market steady. Year
lings. $3.90@425; wethers, $3.25G4; ewes, So
@3.65; lambs, S5@5.40.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Sept observation-disclosures. about
5000; market weak. Beeves. SO. .60@T.j0; Texas
steers $3.50M5: westerns, So. 25d 500: stockers
and feeders. $26064 40; COWS and heifers, 81. 10
$50; calves. $6@S.25.
Hogs-Receipts,. about 10000; market &c
higher. Light S6.70d7371a; mixed, S6.1O6
7.471a; heavy. s6.7o@7.5Q; pigs. s4.6od6. 40
good to choice heavy, S6.95@7.5o; bulk, S7.05
@7.35.
Sheep-Receipts. about 80 900; market weak
Native. 50 25M4.45; western $2.25@4.25: YEAR
lings. S420G4.73 lambs, native, $3.25@5. TO-
western, S3.2j@5.75
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 5.@Cattle-Receipts
2S. 000 market weak to 10c lower. Stockers
and feeders. s2.T5M4s0; bulls, s.. 2563. 50;
calves. S350G6.50: western steers. $3.6o65 %;
western cows. S2.40G3.75.
Hpgs-Receipts, IL, 600: market sc to 1oc
higher. Bulk of sales S7M1.25: heavy 81 POO
7.35; packers and butchers, S7@7.30 light
Sc. 60@7.25; pigs. $4.50@6.25.
Sheep-Receipts 10000; market steady.
Muttons, SO. 10G410; lambs S4M5.50: range
wethers, s3.50@425; fed ewes. s3.25G4.
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Canned Asparagus-Ths California fruit car'
ners association quotes 1903 pack as follovv.s
- NO. 21a square cans q doz to easel weight *
lbs-Mammoth white. 81 do peeled "a * 81 1 81
white. $3.50; do peeled S455: melinn, wha1s' a. -
3-25; small white. s. 90 "nils'
Canned Peas-The California Gamers assoc,.-
rion quotes 100S pack as follows. e'a-
Petit pois., $160; extra fine sifted s1 oxs-
IRA sirted Si2os No. s extra sifted S4 50. Al
Canned Towat@oes- @ standard. No. 25s. soc. No
ground, so ID SKIS $3.50 100 ID sRS Hair
ton; dairy. $40 per ton. do bales 81 2S<a,p<s< Pc
eacn; s rock salt 30 ID SKIS ST. 100 ID sks se ko
Liverpool lump. So No genuine LIverpoo, ~
x0C1s s4aSo for local use and $40 for
c0rdase-Maniia. Ike; sIsal. ssc; sisai bal.
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Potatoes, Onion. and yegetabIes

The potato market is heavily supplied with
common to choice stock. for which the demand
Is limited, but there is good call for anything
grading as fancy, and as there is very little
such arriving it brings good prices and oeca-
sionally commands small premium. Sweets
are plentiful and easy, and onions are stin in
oversupply and dull In the market for mis-
eellaneous vegetables pickle cueumbers are
wanted and bring satisfactory prices when
everything else on the list is cheap. Tomatoes
are doing little better Of late, but any in
crease in the receipts would cause a slump. as
only the best stock is wanted Receipts of the
other vegetables running comparatively light.
but there is no scarcity Of anything and prices
show little Improvement
Potatoes (per ctl)-River whites. $4,000 for
fancy and 5OM60e for common; Salinas Bur
banks, $l.3J@1-55; sweet potatoes, 101lac
per ID.
0nions.New yellow. 50@55c per ctI.
tegetables-Green corn, 81. .2542.25 per sack
and $40 per crate: tomatoes, 35M6Oc per
box; clieumbers, 40@5Oc per box; pickle cucum-
bers. 65c@$1 per box: green peas, gate per
ID; string and beans. "a 4c per ID; lima
ea beans, sa4c per lb; summer squash: 4OG5oc
per box: green peppers 30G50e per box; gar
lie, 6@Tc per 10; cabbage, T5GS5c per ctl;
eaulihower, 65075c per Dozen turnips, 7JS
per sack; carrots, 81 per sack; green okra,
oOQGOc per box; egg plant, 40@60c per box.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-September wheat's rise
not only created new record for the crop, but
equalled the former crop record of December
and fell short of the high mark for May de.
the cash and near delivery prices was a promi-
nent consideration in the speculative deals Of
the day. 1t required only moderate buying TO
stiffen prices as there was no pressure of
actual wheat on the local pitt prices in the
northwest being still too high to render profit
winter wheat is reported as not arriving with
such rapidity as to be a burden. At the close
that the eight cargoes taken was taken as N n
bearish consideration outside Of the heavy north
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Poultrv nnd Game

Another OF western chickens was at hand
yesterday. making four in two days, but it was
not marketed, having arrived too late The
proportion of young stock in the receipts of
western is steadily increasing and is causing an
easier feeling among handlers Of native raised
fowls, but prices have not been affected as yet.
With the exception of under sized hens, every
thing arriving from state shipping points finds
prompt sale at satisfactory prices large tur-
KEYS particularly being wanted.
Poultry tper ozen)-Hens, S46R45O for small.
S6@6.50 for large and $7GS for extras; young
posters, S6.50@S;- do extras, $S5Od9 flyers,
S5.50@5.50; large broilers, S4.5095; small broiI-
ers, $3@4; ducks, S46e; pigeons 81 25@1 so;
keys, 24Q26c per lb for young and 22d28c for
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Cash Grain md prox,sious

CHICAGO, Sept. 15-Cash quotations were MS
delfSss, delows d, Eiour-Firni Wheat-No. spring,
No siI 7sSc 80, red, ss1 eGgsl0;; Corn.
0ats-No. white. 501ac; No. 3 white, 4T@50c.
Rye-No. z, 16@761ac. Barley-Good feeding,
oo@olc; fair to choice mailing, 62h 166c Flax
seed-No. l, $1:23: No. 1 northwestern, $1.241A.
Timothy seed-Prime. $3.25@3.35. Short ribs
$15.20@15.25. Lard, per 500 lbs S1O.12L. Short
clear sides lboxedl. $9.75@$1O. whisky basis
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Available Grain suppIy

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in available
supplies as compared with previous accounts:
Wheat-United States. east of the Rockies in
creased 3,051 900 bushels; Canada, increased
969, 600; total, United States and Canada, in
creased 100000 bushels. Anoat for and In
Europe, decreased 100000 bushels. Total, Amer
ican and European supply, increased 3,S20,000
bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada, decreased
234. 900 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada. increased
]. .4S6 600 bushels.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Money ON call,
steady; 112@2 per cent; ruling rate, "a per
cent; closing bid, IL per cent; offered. 1% per
cent.
Time loans active and a little easier; so
days. 2J5Sp per cent; 80 days, per cent; six
months, 81 @3A per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4@415 per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.s505 for 60 day bills and
at S4.S665 for demand.
Commercial BLISS s41a @4.s4&.
Bar sIlver-52&e
Mexican dollars-45c.
Government bonds firm; railroad bonds irreg-
nj
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Hutton's wire says:
The cotton market very dull and there
was some short selling on the theory that
the storm of the gulf coast and had en-
tirely disappeared. There was great deal
Of rain in parts of the belt. especially in
Texas. Spot people claimed that the south
is not offering spots as freely and that the
basis is higher. The first October notice day
fails on the 2Sth, and the small stock here
is very closely held it is thought this month
may be worked TO a higher premium. At the
moment however, we can see nothing more than
a traders market
Spot closed quiet middling uplands, 94oc;
middling gulf. 5.65c: sales, 100 bales.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods
Hay and Feedstuns

Feedstuffs continue firm, with light arrivals Of
bran, middlings and shorts from the north.
here, for the tracks are full Of hay cars
The tendency is reported upward in view of the
active demand. 1t is heine shipped literally
into the interior and being taken out of ware
house for this purpose. A Los Angeles buyer
is now in this city making inquiries for sup
plies. which illustrates the extent of the de-
mand.
The circular of somers & Co. says:
suspended operations Throughout the country
early in the week shipments of hay during the
week ts ending today hsse s increased somewhat
showing $500 tons in comparison with $3.50
The market presents n0v new or interesting
straw, which are dragging a bit, prices on ali
lines seem to be well maintained Fancy grades
of wheat hay are in rather light supply, COM
paratively speaking, so the high range on this
particular kind of hay can be moved up tribe
Medium grades show no strength, however and
taken as whole the situation is rather weak
1.The export and shipping trade IS exceed
ingly quiet and but little be looked for
In this line during the remainder of the sea
son. From all appearances only hope for
materially better market is from the possibility
of good demand throughout the interior of
the state. especially in sections where the crop
was a bit short
Holders of hay Seem unwilling to lessen
their shipments, for already choice hay is be-
ing taken from storage for shipment here
Should this course be maintained there win
be but little chance for any advance over pres,
ent prices until well into the spring"
Bran-$29. .50@3o.50 per ton for white and S2s
@29.50 for red.
Middlings-S32 50@35 per ton.
Shorts-$3O@31 so per ton.
Feedstufs-- barley. $29@30; rolled oats
for feed, $31@33; mixed feed, $2362S for aver
age lots; oil cake meal, in 20 ton lots s36.75
in 10 ton lots s37.25, in ton lots 1915. small
lots $3S 25; cocoanut cake meal at mills SIS
in 10 and $3.50 in ton lots, jobbing S26; corn
meal S37@3S; cracked corn, $3S@39; broom corn
seed. 81. .2561.30 per ctl; alfalfa meal and meal
fafa, jobbing lots S2s; carload lots 500 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. S15@20; wheat and oat, $14@
IS; tame oat $14@17.50; volunteer wild oat
sl2@14. so; alfalfa, Sl1@13.50; stock. s950@i2
straw-5oG65c per bale.
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Irm, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
yiaibIe Grnin SuuuIv

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE visible supply of
grain Saturday, September II, as compiled by
the New York produce exchange was as follows
Wheat, 20,e23,ooo bushels; increase, 2,015, 900
bushels.
Corn, 100000 bushels; decrease. 10000 bush
els.
oats, 5.135ooo bushels; increase. 1,oo2. 900
bushels.
Rye. 100000 bushels; increase, 299, 900 bushels
Barley, 2,s7s,oo0 bushels; increase, 1,314, 900
bushels.
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market

New York exchange was lower yesterday.
Sterling was also slightly lower. ,Hongkong
exchange and silver both made II material ad-
vance.
Rates for loans remain unchanged.
The Mongolia took out treasure list of
$lS1,6i consisting of i142, 100 in silver bull
lion for Hongkong Shanghai, shipped by
the International banking corporation; SS9, 600
In silver bullion for Hongkong, shipped by
the sAnglo-Californian bank and $40 In gold
dust, shipped by Wells, Fargo & Co.
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Northern Business

TACOMA, Sept. 15.-clearings. $s47.71e; bal
ances, $4S 223
SEATTLE, Sept. 15.-CIearings 1695. .43S;
balances, S165, ,G39.
SPOKANE. Sept 15-Clearings S943 500
balances. SAG I22.
PORTLAND. Sept 15.-Clearings 81 pa 5Tl :
balances, $1O3, ,636.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval store.-Turnent,re ana no.,

SAVANNAH. Ca, Sept. 15.-Turpentine-
Elm. l 5o5e; sales, 432; receipts, ss4; ship
:, Rosln-Firm; Sales 3,oo5; receipts. s,soo;
ss55ipments, s5 pnea 16S; stock 143 500: Quote: B,
f. y 65@2. 20; g. 81. .60@2. .72h; II, S2.35; 1,
SS.621a 43t0; K. $4.50@455; NJ. $4.6O@4TO
n. $o.So@o4O; w g. Sc; WV, $6.20@6.25.
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Butter. Cheese and Err.

| CHICAGO, Sept 15-on the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady. Creameries,
-o91Se; dairies, 11@20c. Eggs firm; at mark,
| cases included, 16@1Sc; firsts. Ole; prime frsts
&c. Cheese steady at 1Il5M13c.
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Provisions

The only change to report is decline IN
California compound lard The market iof s uoss
descriptions rules steady TO nrn' Win 1"~
fair. - =.
Cured Meats-BacOn. 5 TO 10 lbs. lIs; ~ 20
IL lbs. 16c; light medium and medium I4cs veE
lies ~ 10 IA lbs 15e: sugar cured. 8 to lbs,
PIE: S to 10 lbs zoe; 10 TO Il lbs, 1vei Iahcy
sugar cured, 23c per ID; English cured oacon.
eastern sugar cured hams. 1615c for medium anu
161ae for light; extra sine brands. lie, CalKornla
hams, 14Ql5c; mess beef, $l1 per Dbl, Iamly'
$50. so; clear, S21 so; mess SD. pig pork. S24s
pigs feet So for half bbls. s.. % for % ID kegs
per ID.
Lard-Tierces quoted at &c for California
compound, Sc for eastern compound ana is Lor
pure; half bbls pure 12Ae; so 10 tins. 1214c;
10 ID tins I2%c: ) ID tins. 125sc; ID tins. l5cs
COttOene-One half bbl, 1Oasc; halr Dds
9Tsc.
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PORTLAND, Sept. -wheat-Choice milling
sorts. track prices Club, S9c; bluestem 93e; ;
turkey red. 92c; valley 90c. Export prices,
standard qaality-ClIb. ssc; bluestem, 92c;
TACOMA. Sept. 15-Wheat weaker but un-
changed. Milling -Bluestem. 93c; club. 9lc
red, soc- Export--Bluestem, 92c club, Sc