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Hay and Feed.tnn.

Hay is dull and weak at the decline noted res
terday. The demand is poor. The circular Of
Arrivals of hay continue on very even basis
the total for the week ending today amounting
week and 24sO tons for the week preceding
that. All attention Of late has been centered on
hay market has been considerably neglected. Al
the present writing conditions have hardly be-
come normal again, with the result that no Inn
provement In the hay market can be noted
I'VE are now between seasons for every one
who endeavored to lay away a seasons supply
before the rains has already done On the
other hand everything to be marketed now must
come from storage. This naturally results in
both the buying and the shipping end Of the
business being very quiet.
'.As to the outlook. we can see nothing to dis
courage holders On the contrary, with renewed
extension of development work throughout the
state the demand for hay during The winter
should be strong. for activity in any line means
for the better grades Is especially encouraging.
for such grades exist in comparatively limited
grades and stock hay will probably drag along
without material Improvement unless we have a
severe winter, which will increase the consump-
tion of such qualities
with the exception of alfalfa. which occa-
sfonaly sells below quotations, the prices for
today show but little change
Bran-$29@30 per ton for white and S2s.509
20 for red.
Shorts-s31. .50633 per ton.
Feedstuns-Roiied barley. sSOG31; rolled oats
for feed. $3.50 81; mixed feed. $2sd32 for aver
10 ton lots $40. in ton lots so. small lots
Sal: cocoanut cake or meal at mills SIS in 20
corn mesI, sssGss: cracked corn. ssaG4O; 81
falfa meal and mealfsifa. jobbing lots S24: car
load lots s2s per ton: red star alfalfa meal. 81:
for carload and S23 for jobbing-
Hay-Fancy wheat is quotable at $3.50 aud
fancy oat at $3.50 The bulk Of the hay sells
as follows. Wheat. S15d1S: wheat and cat. $14
ali: tame oat S13615: volunteer wild oat. s11
@15; barley and oat, s15G15; alfalfa. s9@12;
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bags 5&c; wool bags 32e for 3i5 ID and 35 for
ID; fleece twine. Sc per h.
CoaI-Beaver Hill. 81; Pennsylvania anthracite
egg. SIG per ton: wellington. 50; New WelliDg-
ton. 50: Coos bay. 81; Australian house-Rich-
mond. etc. 50; Pelaw Main. $3.50; stanford
Richmond SS Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
SIG. 80 In sacks: Welsh anthracite. SIS. coke
$16 per ton In bulk and S11 IN sacks; Rock v
mountain COAL $S.6 per short ton
Oils-OuOtatons are for barrels Linseed. DE
per gal for boiled and 70c for raw: cases So
more; castor oil In cases. No. L. Tie; Bakers
"A. S1.1361.15; China nut. cases. T0dS0c per
gallen; cOeoanut oil. In barrels. 6516Sl5c fOr
?. according to quantity extra bleached winter
sperm oil. Ole; natural winter sperm oil ole.
natural whale oil. soc; extra winter strained
lard oil. 95G96c; pure nsatsfOot oil, 75c; No. I
neatsfoot oil, 60c; herring oil, 4Oc; salmon oil
35c; boiled fish OIL Csc; paint oil. Soc.
Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc-Water white iron
barrels or drums. 10c; $50 deg oil, iron barrels
or drums, IL 13c; special do. 12c: pearl OIL In
cases. lie; astral, lie; star. lie: extra star 2Oc
Elaine 26l3c; eOcene. zoe: red crown and motor
gasoline. in bulk 15c. in pc. No. 1 enRpe
distillate. in drums. Sc: No. do. &c; cases n,
more: Sc deg gasoline. in bulk Soc in cases
81 &c; varnish makers and painters naphtha IN
bulk lie. In cases 1S15c.
Iurpentine-s3c per gallon in cases and T6c in
bulk drums and iron barrels
R0sin (per bbl Of $50 lbs)-E. Sc so: r Sc S..
G. $6.T0; II. 81: l. S7.05; WV. S1O4O.
Red and White Lead-Red. S1z G9c: white
SGS1zc per lb
Canned Fruits-The California fruit Gamers
association quotes prices for 1909 fruits, Z. O. b.
factory, as follows:
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Grain Market
wheat and other Grains

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat-The market has shown no material
change for week. The tone is steady and the
demand fair line of rs 600 centals came in
from Washington yesterday
CASH WHEAT
California club. $1.T5q so; Sonora. 81 1.S5G
1.95; white Australian. $1.S5@1 .95. Northern
wheat-Club. S1.70M 1.7216: Russian red $1.871s
q l;5o 80 turkey y red. $1T5@Is21a; bluestem,
81 s21s@ 1.sI1a.
1890 a. IN. Session
No quotations.
D. m Session
No quotations.
Barley-ocean freights are unchanged at 23s
Cd usual European options. The chartered grain
tonnage in port is 1920, against 16 200 tons ON
the same date last year; disengaged, 2l.540 tons.
against SO.600; on the way to this port, 159 $50
tons, against 100000
The market Is firm and quite active, with a
further advance In the cash grain. Sales Of feed
at $146h were made yesterday
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot. 81. 43s4 a .4614; com
oa 20 ia abiOsne lots psT e prswns ssT
FUTURES
May-S1.491s bid. 81 .4g1s asked.
December-$1 44la bid. S1.441s asked.
May-s1. 40 bid = 'i ''ssiO"
oats-Ihere have been no material changes in
quotations for some days. The market is well
came down from Washington yesterday
Reds for feed, $165@1.15 for good 10 choice
and d 81 ;59@ e5 for poor to fair; reds for seed
nal at S1.5Tla "a .62l2: white. s157ia a so u
Texas red, In bulk, s2o3. in sacks 81. 1902. Is
per ctl.
81 80 asked for white and s1.62ls asked for
brown.
al so; large yellow, .s1.75; western states
yellow, in bulk San Francisco track $1.oI;
white, Sl:6l; mixed. Sl.55 per ct
Rye-Western states, 81 so per. cti; California
nominal.
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Meat Market

There good many hogs arriving. but the
demand is also good. hence prices main
tanned. Dressed and lamb higher.
Otherwise there is change in beef or mutton.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-ela @T1ac per lb for steers, 51s de1sc
for cows and heifers.
veal-7iaG9c for large and 9d1Ohc for
small
Mutton wethers, sla@st.c; ewes, 7ia@shc
per h.
Iamb-l0d1ie per ID.
Dressed Pork iper ib)-11@1lae for light
and 9@91sc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight.
No. fat steers. over 900 lbs alive. AZ d4l.c:
under 300 lbs. 4c; second quality. 3sc thin and
undesirable steers. 3@34c
No. / and heifers. 3ss @31ac: second
quality. Sc; common thin, undesirable cows,
2d21sc.
Fat bulls and stays IA a2c; half fat or thin
oaives1Idve weight, per lb, 5lsc; medium.
Sheep iper lbJ wethers. No. /, 4h@44c;
Lambs tper lb,-This years milk lambs. 81 a
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed weighing 100
TO 14o lbs. SIC: 140 10 $50 lbs. ~ @Ii2c; $50
to $50 lbs, &c: common, undesirable hogs,
Az G5c.
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

Lower prices being quoted for -four They
have been in effect for little time. but
have only just been announced. There is nothing
new In cereal goods
Flour-California family extras, $6G6 40 net
without discount: bakers extras $6Gf6.4O; su-
perhne $4.S0G5.10: Oregon and Washington. per
Dbl, S5.S0@5.J0 for family. bakers and patents
snd $3.50 for cut on; Kansas patents 6-25G
$50: do straights. $6.O506.30: Dakota patents,
$50; do straights. $3.50 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in LOO 10 sacks. net
cash. discount. follows: Graham dour,
So per 100 lbs; rye -four. 81. so. rye meal. $3.50;
rice -four, 81; corn meal, s.. so; extra cream do,
So 20; oat meal 81: oat groats, 81; farina, 81.
hominy. $780, buckwheat -four. $3.50; whole
wheat houT. s.. 40: rolled oats. hbl $6.50@7, in
sacks $46650: extra cream do. 81 IN sacks and
$3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat. bbls $3.50. In
sacks S3.75G4; pearl barley. $4.75; split peas.
boxes IS for yellow and $500 for green per 100
pounds.
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Stock Market

Local securities were inactive yesterday, both
as to stocks and bonds. Telephone common
stock was 81 lower at $50. The sugar shares
firm rule. with sales light. Caiiror-
mia insurance dividend OF SOC. Asso-
cisted oil dull and not materially changed.
was offered at $5s and California wine associa-
tion was quoted at S12dlT.50.
The Comstocks ranged about the same as on
Monday. the leaders being fairly active and the
rest of the list dull
The only change in the southern Nevadas was
an apparent loss In Florence of I0c on the day
at s2sT2 the stock being dividend of that
amount. Business was dull.
The following oil stocks were eX dividend;
Brookshire. cent; Pinal, 10 cents; San Fran
cisco end McKittrick, 80 cents.
Word was received by Edward Pollitz & Co.
yesterday that the Eva plantation company
had declared an extra dividend of 40 cents per
share in addition to the regular dividend OF ~
cents per share, payable October 81.
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PnnIfrx and Game

Prices for everything in the poultry line except
fat. heavy hens and young ducks are inclined to
weakness, and there is considerable price cutting
among sellers. who are obliged to make conees-
sions to buyers to effect clearances- Receipts
from the middle west and from state shipping
points running heavy. and unless there Is a
falling or in the arrivals the market will prob
ably remain weak. Small lots of dressed tur-
keys coming in. but there Is not much call
for them. and 25c pound is about the highest
dealers obtain for them. There was a gen
eral decline in game yesterday, and, as was the
case the preceding day. prices had wide
range. owing to the poor quality of the bulk OF
the arrivals.
Poultry (per doZenl-Hens. $4.50d5 for small.
$6G6.50 for large and S7Q9 for extras: young
roosters. $6.50G7: do extra large. ST-5O6S. so;
old ROSTERS SAGA. so; fryers. S5G550; broilers.
$4@450 for large and s3G4 for small: ducks.
$5@s; pigeons, SIPS: squads, So 80; geese, S20
2. per pair; goslings. per pair; live tur-
keys. 22G23c per ID for young and 19G2oc for
old; dressed turkeys 24G25c per ID.
Game (per dozen)-Mallard ducks. s461.50:
sprig, $2.506s.50; teal s2G3; widgeon. s2@
$50: spoonbils S1.5062: gray geese. S2d250;
white geese S1256I5o: brant. s1.5O62. so;
hare. $l.25Gi50 rabbits. $2.25G2.5O.
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RELAXATION IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The speculation
in stocks showed clear evidence today of
coming to a halting place following the
fevsrish fluctuations of the late markets.
The relaxation was believed to be due to
slowing up of speculative demands on the
money market and to be dependent on
continuance of a policy Of moderation in
that respect.
The approach of the United States steel
quarterly meeting also was calculated to
have a repressive effect on the speculation
owing to the question which has arisen as
to the response the market is likely to
make to the months favorable influences
which might emanate from that meeting.
The increasing weakness was due to this
cause. The dividend action, announced
after the market closed, and the net earn
ings accorded with expectations, although
untitled orders on hand were below the es-
Inmates.
There was a small accretion to the gold
holdings of the Bank Of England-enough
to create the opinion that the present 5 per
cent bank rate would prove sufficient TO
accomplish the protective purposes designed
by the series of advances in rates. I'm
portsnce was attached TO the authoritative
statement of the Bank of France authori-
ties made to the Associated Press of their
opinion of the international money situa-
tion. While yesterdays report from Ber-
lin Of an intention Of the Bank Of France
to take active measures in aid Of the
money situation was not confirmed by this
statement, the assertion that such meas
ures were not called for by the existing
situation Was reassuring, and even more
so was the announcement that the Bank Of
France, with its unparalleled resources, "is
ready and even anxious, should the occa-
sion demand, 70 loan gold to the Bank of
England on the same conditions as in
1907
The stock market settlement in London
disclosed per cent carryover rate for
Americans, which was not as much in ex-
cess Of the market for money as was feared
would be the case. An encouraging effect
was caused by this and by the receipt of
buying orders from London. When these
had been executed the market began to
show the effects of the uncertain factors
yet 70 be faced and of the reduction Of the
short interest, which has resulted in the
course Of the sharp recovery Of yesterday
and the early market today,
The special weakness Of the Hill stocks
had a disturbing effect on sentiment and a
possible evidence of influential liquidation
Of an investment sort. The show Of
strength st scattered points was an insult
fcisnt Offset. One such point was in the
Hsvley group and which was the subject
of rumors of a coming consolidation, said
to involve consolidated mortgage issue.
Further gold engagements for Brazil and
Withdrawals from the banks on subtreasury
operations were disturbing elements in the
later markets.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales (par
vslue) s2,sT4, 600. United States Is coupon
declined Ia per cent on call.
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Receipts of Produce O
Provisions

The market is firm and active, with quota
tions unchanged.
Cottolene-One half Dbl. 12lhc: 3 half bbls
1880; tierce, 12Ac; tierces, 12Isc; tierces,
12c.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams. 1SQ19c; picnic hams lac; California
hams, lsc; bacon, to lbs. 23ise; to 10
bacon % 15c extra light bacon, 6 to lbs. 221sc;
to 10 lbs 81 NC; 10 to IL lbs. 21 &c: light dry
salt bacon, to 10 lbs. 1Si5c: 10 to II lbs 1Sc
medium bacon, lie; light medium bacon. tic.
Lard-Tierces 15c. SOS 15Ac, los 1890, 5s
155sc, 3s 16c: compound lard. tierces &c, sos
954c. los 9Ac, 5s Csc. SIS 10c; yellow cooking
oil, 5sc per gal; white cooking oil, 60c per gall
salad oil. 62c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots
inspected by the government, are 81 per hb
higher. Extra family beef. Sl3 per Dbl; family
beef. $3.50 per bbl: extra mess beef $12 per
bbl; smoked beef, 1s4c per Id.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. s21: clear. s2s;
mess, $27; pig pork. s32; pigs feet. $3.50 for
half bbs 81 40 for % 10 kegs and 81 135 for kits.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Receipts of extra butter from sections
have been increasing Of late, and. although
business is of fair proportions, the arrivals
have proved too much for the market to absorb.
The market. which has been declining for over
week, lost another cent yesterday. The quota
tion for extras Sic. and the decline carried
the price of irsts down 1c to 301ae pound.
The egg market in good shape for the sell
ing interests. and while the price OF fresh extras
was unchanged. the under grades did better.
Firsts were marked up Sc TO Soc dozen and
thirds were 4c higher at 2Sc In the cheese de-
partment California first and second fats were
fac pound higher.
ON the exchange so cases of extra butter and
so fancy California fat cheese were sold at the
quotations
Receipts were 5s 200 pounds of butter, IA 500
The following are official quotations estab-
of the dairy exchange Prices in the street.
while governed by the exchange quotations gem
orally range from 1i5c to &c higher, owing to
the various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, ale per 10,
steady: do firsts 30Hc. steady; do seconds. 2ec,
steady: California storage extras. soc. firm.
Cheese-Caifornia fancy fats, 16c per III,
steady: do firsts. Is nc. firm; do seconds 1415c.
firm; fancy Young America. I7lac firm; do
hrsts. Ice, frm fancy Oregon Young Americas.
IKE. firm; do fats. lee. firm; New York
fancy. 1Sl5c. firm.
Eggs (per dozen. cases included) )-Calfornia
fresh extras soc. steady: do hrsts. SOC. firm !;
do seconds. .30c. firm: do thirds 2sc. firm; Cali
fornia storage extras, Sic. steady.
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Beans and Seeds

The bean market is still quoted firm. Yester-
days arrivals were 9.i0S saks, making Is, ,999
sacks thus far this week.
The report OF Adolf Koshland says:
Several important changes have taken place
In values of beans. An advance has taken place
in the price of white beans. and the colored va
rieties also very strong and higher Lima
beans nrm and there is fair demand
In many instances prices considered too
high and some buyers hold OF. preferring to
await further developments 1t Is certainly un-
usual for beans TO rule at such high figures at
this time of the year. These prices may be ma in
tained. but without doubt there will be reactions
and lower prices viii prevail, at least during the
dull spells, which generally occur after the ac-
tive shipping period
Beans (per ctD-New bayos, $410@4. %: pea,
nominal: small white. $4.1064.25: large white.
s3@3. 25: pink. s.. 10@ IS red. nominal: black
eye, s4@4.l0; lima. $4.15@4.25; red kidneys.
$9. T5M4.25; cranberry beans, So. 5013.15; Gar
vapzas 81 27563; horse beans. s1.5062-25.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4d4i3c; yellow mus
tard, size: haxseed, 4d415e, carload lots:
canary 4Ac; alfalfa, 1914 G17c; rape. cleaned.
2@213c; timothy, &c; hemp. 313@3&c; miilet,
2% G3c per ID.
Dried Peas-Green, $3.T5d4 per ctl.
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CHICAGO Oct 26.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour firm; No. rye, 73@14c; feed
or mixing barley 53@531hc; fair to choice malt
ing barley, 56@65c; taxseed No southwestern
$780, No. j northwestern S110; timothy seed.
$2.50@3 8. 5O mess pork per barrel, S23. I5Q24;
lard, per 100 pounds, SO. 35; short ribs, sides
loose). $10.62h 0110.s715s short clear sides
tboxedl, $11.50@11.75.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clesrances of wheat and -four were equal
to 81 900 bushels Primary receipts were ,4oo.-
900 bushels. compared with 96I 900 bushels the
corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, u
cars corn. 110 cars; oats, 2O8 cars; hogs, $4,000
head.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-Flour-Receipts. ST.
e72 barrels; exports, 2e,4sO barrels Steady
with demand slow.
Wheat-Receipts. 149. $50 bushels; exports.
a5.57s bushels Spot. steady; No. red, $12o,
nominal, domestic elevator; No. red, $l.2l n
asked TO arrive f. o. b. anoat; No. northern
Duluth, S1.15i5. nominal, +. o. b. afoat; No 2
hard winter, $1.211S nominal. I. o. b. anoat.
Reports from the southwest indicating falling
OF in the demand for cash wheat caused an
easier feeling in the local market with selling
by commission houses. Foreign crop sdvices
were also favorable. in the main. and foreigners
seemed little inclined TO pay the prices asked by
local shippers. Selling was less active in the
afternoon and prices regained part Of the loss.
closing lhc net higher Exporters took 10
loads. December closed at $1.12a and May al
Sl.11iA
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Oct. 25--Additional declines in
the price OF cash wheat here and at other Inn
portsnt centers in this country caused consid-
cradle weakness in the wheat market today
The cash situation in this country was the chief
the greater portion of the day. St Louis and
Kansas City reported declines of 1c TO &c in the
price of cash wheat with very poor demand by
millers.
Foreign markets were generally rather weak
despite. the assertion that the outlook for the
Australian crop was not so promising as pre-
vionsly indicated.
The corn market was weak. The market
closed easy, with prices shade TO 1sc lower
Extreme dullness marked trading in oats and
prices moved within a narrow range. At the
close prices were unchanged TO 1xc lower.
Provisions closed 1ac higher to 35c lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and coppers lower.
Spot and future cotton still higher.
Silver declined 1ac to SOC.
Local exchange rates unchanged.
Local stock markets featureless.
Wheat as before. Barley higher.
Oats and corn as before quoted.
Hay in poor demand. Beans arriving freely,
California -four lower.
Wool quiet and easy. Hops firm, but quiet.
Hides Arm and moving off well.
Dried fruits firm. Raisins quiet.
Provisions and meats about the same.
Butter lower. Eggs and cheese higher
Potatoes and onions plentiful and easy
Car Of navel oranges in from Porterville.
Poultry generally weak. Game lower.
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VARIETY

Canned Asparagus-Prices OF the California
dozen in 216 square cans: Mammoth white. $3.50
mamnotn green, s2-4Ss large white, $3.50 large
Canned Pess-FollowinE are the prices for 1900
PACK: Standard e0c: sifted. 81: extra sifted,
81 20; extra nne sifted, s1.s6; petit pOs. $3.50.
Canned Tomatoes, 1909 pack-Standard, No.
"a. soc; No. 3. 9oc: No. 8. $3.50.
Quicksilver-$4450@4 per hask for local use
and S43G43-50 per hask for export.
Cordage-Manila, 9Atc; sisal Sc: sisal bale
rope, e@s11e per ID. net cash. no discount
aCoree-cOsta Ricas s1501s1zc; Salvador, So
1Sc; Hawaiian. S6l141sc. Ecuador. SIC per II.
Pacific Codnsh-The Union ash company quotes
AZ; cases. regular, large. whole. 100 10
boxes. IS. 25; cases. extra. 100 ID boxes. sS75:
narrow gauge &c; Silver King. TIC: Golden
State, 7e; White Seal middles, 100i0lSe: Sea
brand tablets. Sc: Pearl. tablets. Sc; 10
boxes fancy boneless, 1oc: 10 boxes fancy
boneless. 1Olzc; half barrels. picked cod. $3.50
The Alasks Goldfish company quotes as follows:
Bundles small whole, 41tc; eases, regular. large.
style. 655c: Frigate SIC: narrow Paragon. 7c:
Monarch, TIC; Western Pride. &c: Imperial 10
g 1o32e: oeesn Wave, T4se; Siberia &c; Star:
Choice Bits. crates. IL lb boxes 1Oc: do so 2
lb boxes, 1015e; picked cod, half barrels, $3.50
each
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
net prices on sugar 10 Pacific coast jobbers and
manufacturers follows: Standard hne. gran
uIated, 100 ID bags, 545c; standard coarse.
granulated. 5.45e: fruit grsnulsted. 5.45c; extra
fine granulsted. 5.35c; confectionery A, 5.45c;
cube, 5.7Oc; crushed. 5.7Oc: powdered 5.55c:
candy granulated. 5.55c; cOnfectioners' crystals.
5.55c: magnolia A, 5.0Sc: extra G. A. Csc: golden
G, 4-S5c; ID, 475c; crystal dominos. cases. 8 45c;
tablets half barrels. 5.95c. tablets boxes 6.2Oc.
Bar sugar. bags. 100 lbs, $500; barrels. $500;
half barrels, 6.0Sc: 40 ID tins, T-5Oc: 35 ID tins.
1900, 10 lb tins. S.15c. 10 tins. g. 15c. 80 II
boxes, 630c Barrels and so 10 bags 10c: half
barrels, 25c; boxes, soc per 100 lbs more on all
grades
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis.
5.45c; ''Higrade'' bar, 5.S0c; powdered. 5. 55c:
crushed. 5.70c; berry, 5.45c; & II extra fne
dry granulated 5.45c; coarse dry granuated.
5.45c confectioners' A. 5.45c: confectionery
crystal. 555c; cubes, 5.1Oc: bricks 5. Zoe; extra
fine dry granulated 600 ID bags only. 1850:
excelsior A. 5.00c: extra c, 495c: golden C.
4.s5c, yellow d. 4.T5cs H. & Z. crystal dOminos
S.45c. Additional per 100 lbs In barrels AMI
so ID bags, 10c more; half barrels. 25c
boxes. SOC more for all grades Bar in IS and
40 lb tins. $1-7O more; in 10 10 tins, So IS more
Minimum order, carload weight.
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potatoex. Onfons and Vegetables

ATisceIlaneous vegetables are still coming Tor
ward freely from the bay districts. and with
supplies somewhat in excess Of average daily
requirements prices are inclined to easiness- To-
matoes are more plentiful than anything else
and the market would be badly overstocked
hut for the Gamers. who are purchasing heav-
ily at 25c box. Potatoes and onions are easy.
with stocks large and business OF light rou-
tine character.
Potatoes tper ctl)-River while. 55@7oc; sa-
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The condition Of the
treasury at the beginning of business today
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin ss73 92O. SEQ. silver
dollars. $4S7, ,010. 900; silver dollars OF teao
81 03S. 900: silver certificates outstanding
General fund-Standsrd silver dollars in gem
eraI fund So 79s. .402; current IiabiIifies
Silo.i2s, sS2 working balance in treasury
Offices. s2i- 26I $50: in banks to credit Of the
treasurer of the United States $50 126 427 !.
subsidiary silver coin. SIS. .466 o42; minor coin
81 l.6l5.076. Total balance in general fund
$s6, ,529 $40.