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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
GRAIN MARKET

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat--Chieago was higher. In this market
there were further fluctuations in the cash
grain
CASH WHEAT
New crop-California club. S1-70d1.75; So
nora. 81, ,l5@l SPY; white Australian. s.. .s0n
$1.90. Northern wheat-CIub. $1.6oG1. .621a
Russian red. ST. Y .60 turkey red, 81 1.I21a q
$1.17i5; bluestem 81 S0n1 .S2Ib per ctl.
FUTURES
1890 a. n- Session
No sales.
p. M Session
Barley-ocean freights are unchanged at 23s
Cd. usual European options. The chartered
grain tonnage in port is 1926. against 16.21I
tons the same date last year; disengaged.
2S. .6SS tons. against 0.606 the way TO this
port. 1914 tons. against 1S5. .622.
Futures were higher yesterday, but the cash
grain unchanged. Receipts were moderate
and the market quiet.
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice feed. spot, $1.35 al. IA; conf
mon to fair. $1.3oM1. .32h per tel; brewing.
ST. Il a Lao; shipping, S1.40@1. 42la; chevalier.
nominal.
FUTURES
f0:3o a. m. Session
May-S1. 44ts hid.
December-$1.f0.
. D. m. Session
Open High Low Close
December. Dec si.4o,6 III .to1s si4Is IA
oats-The market Is dull and weak. with large
receipts and heavy offerings. Buyers continue
to hold off.
Reds for feed. sl.eoa1.7o for good 10 choice
and s. 3ol1 so for poor 10 fair; reds for seed.
81 .9nM2 10, black 81 Sj12.7o asked: gray.
nominal at s1.551 1.6o: white. S1.5ad .G0:
Texas red. in bulk s2.03. in sacks s2lo@2.15
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Canned Asparagus-Prices OF the California
fruit Gamers association are as follows, per
peeled, $40; mammoth green. $3.50; peeled.
s305; large white, peeled, $780, large green.
Canned Peas-Following are the prices for 1903
pack: Standard sifted. 81; extra sifted. S1.1Os
extra fine sifted. s1-25; petit Pois, s1.5o-
=, Canned Tomatoes; 1903 paek-Standard. No
Quicksilver-s44. 5OQ45 per flask for local use
and $43643.50 per flask for export.
Cordage-Manila. 9Ae; sisal, scs sisaI bale
rope, s9915e per ID. net cash. no discount
COnee-Costa Rica. sl5 0131zc; Salvador. ga
I3e Hawaiisn sCd14ISc: Ecuador. SIZE per II.
Pacific Codhsh-The Union hsh company quotes
&C; cases. regular, large. whole. 100 Ib boxes s.
cases. extra. 100 ID boxes, $3.50: cases. eastern
Silver King. T5sc: Golden state. &c: White Seal.
middles. 10G1011e; Seabright. blocks. &c: orien-
s Pesr tssss n bSses S5ass fdSsg ssse
1Oc; 2 1b boxes fancy boneless 10iac; half bar
rels. picked cod. $3.50 each.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
net prices sugar 10 Pacific coast jobbers and
manufacturers as follows: Standard hne. gran
granulated, 5.45c; fruit granulsted. 5.45c; extra
fine granulated. 5.35c; confectiOnerS' A. 5.45c;
candy granulated. 5.55c: confectiOners' crystals
5.55e: magnolia A. 5.0Jc; extra C.. 495c; golden
@. 4-s5c; d. 475e: crystal dominOs cases
s.45c; tablets. half barrels. 595c: tablets
boxes, 6.2Oe. Bar sugar. bags 100 lbs. 5.S0c:
barrels. 59oe; half barrels. 6.o5c: 40 lb tins
7.5Oc; 35 ID tins 7.5Oc; 10 10 tins S.t5c; :
lb tins s.15c: 80 ID boxes. $500. Barrels and
so ID bags, 1Oc; half barrels. CSC, boxes soc
per 100 lbs more all grades.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: GranuIated basis
5.45c; ..Higrade'' bar. j-SOc: powdered. 5.5Sc:
A crushed. 5.7Oc; berry, 5.45c: c. & II. extra fine
dry granulated. 5-45e; coarse dry grsnulated
5.45c: eonfectioners' A. 5.45c; eOnfectfonerS'
crystal. 5.55c; cubes. 5.70c- bricks 5.7Oc: extra
fine dry granulated 600 ID bags only. 5.S5c:
excelsior A. 6.05c: extra c. 4-95es golden c.
4S5c; yellow ID. 4.15c; II. & F. crystal domincS
s45c. Additional per 100 lbs: IN barrels and
30 ID bags 1Oc more: half barrels. 25c more:
boxes. SOC more for all grades. Bar IN S5 and
40 ID tins, 10 more; In 10 10 tins, So 35 more.
Minimum order, carload weight.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Oct. 5.r-Active milling demand
for the cash grain had strengthening effect
on the wheat market here today. Ignoring a num-
Der of bearish influences, traders in the wheat
pit needed the bullish situation in the cash
grain and bought freely of the options, resulting
in a sharp rally during the final hour of the
day. Sales of cash wheat here were reported
at 900 bushels, mostly small lots. and the
pemiums paid sufficiently high to prompt
liberal covering by shorts in the December
option.
sensational increase in the worlds visible
supply, amounting to IL, $50. 900 bushels, as
outlined in Bradstreet's weekly statement was
the principal bearsh factor, but it had little eff
feet the matter. The range for the December
delivery for the day was between 99Hc and
$1.011s. The market closed strong at almost
the top, final figures December being at
$1.01
Liberal local receipts and continued favorable
weather for the maturing of the crop
caused slight weakness in the corn market early
in the session, but later it became frmer. The
market closed firm at almost the top, final quo
tations showing net gains of Il a &c.
Oats were weak At the close prices were
B@Ac to Ac above yesterdays final figures
Provisions were weak. Prices at the close
were 5Q15c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Art oh lou
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CALL LOAN
RATE RISES

NEW YORK. Oct. 6-Specrlative con-
fdence was Jared today by the discov-
cry of a vulnerable point in the market
position in United States steel. More
over, the call loan market instead of
relaxing, as the date of the October
money payments recedes, rose today
higher than on Friday and, in conse-
quence, higher than earlier in 1908. The
rate touched per cent. There
points of strength still here and there.
but the prevailing tone of stocks was de-
pressed and uncertain.
The constant succession of new high
records in United States steel has en-
couraged a presumption that the market
protection for the price was inevitable
and that uninterrupted progress to par or
above was an assured fact. 1t appears,
however, that a growing proportion of
the speculative buying in the recent past
has been accompanied by the precaution
of stop loss selling order, placed at
given point under the purchase price
An element among the principal specu-
lators learned of the existence of these
orders in large volume at about 80 and
again at 81. BY Offering the price down
10 these levels they saw opportunity for
profit by buying it to cover their short
sales while the stop loss selling orders
were being secured. The result was a
drop in United States steel of more than
four points from yesterdays high level
The most disconoerting feature of the
movement to the bulls was the lack of
demand for the stock at the most pre-
cipitate stages of the decline. Conces-
siOns of half a point were made without
meeting buying orders.
Below 81 the support of the stock
became effective again and the price raj
lied. oraoular intimations were set afoat
of importEnt developments pending in
the financial affairs of the United States
steel corporation, bit they did not avail
TO revive strength in the stock. con-
siderable liquidation of speculative &C
counts must have been affected by the
active selling during the day, but the
money market was not eased correspond
ingly. The SS,27s, 600 which the sub
treasury has absorbed since the last bank
statement is sufficient in itself to OBJ
literate the slender surplus reserve then
actually existing.
Apparently speculative borrowers. when
called upon for repayments by the New
York banks, find less ready resource
elsewhere. Foreign exchange rates, which
world be yielding to the gold import
level in ordinary seasons, now hold steady
in spite Of our Tightening money market
A notable point of strength in todsy's
declining market was the New York
Central The rise was attributed to the
imminence of the meeting which is ex-
pected TO elect a successor to the late
E. H. Hartman on the board of directors
The strength of the Fries was regarded
as sympathetic TO an extent.
Call money by rising 10 per cent be-
lied the assertion of a number of banks
that the rate would not go higher than
per cent for the remainder of the year
The market closed weak.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, 81. .os6, 900.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
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General NTerchandiae

Bags-Graln bags. 514@5s.c: San Quentin
bags. 5sxc: wool bags. 32c for Ga ID and S5c for
ID: fleece twine SC per ID.
COal-BeaYer Hill. 81: Pennsylvania anthracite
egg, $16 per ton: Wellington. SO; New yelling
ton. 50; Coos bay. 81: Australian hOuse-Rich-
mond etc, 50; Pelaw Main $3.50; stanford
Richmond. IS: Cumberland. SIS IN bulk and
$16.50 In sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke. SIS
per ton in bulk and SIT in sacks; Rocky noun
tain coal. $s.65 per short ton.
OiIs-Quotatio are for barrels: Iinseed. 69c
per gallon for boiled and &c for raw; caScs. 81
more: castor oil in cases. No. I. 7ic: Baker
AA. S113G1.15: China nut cases. IO9i soc per
gallon; cocoanut oil, in barrels 6J6l6Siac for
xxx. 62t3 d66c FOR No. and 60Tf So iae for No
2.~aecording TO quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm oil. Gle; natural winter sperm oil, 9ic;
natural whale oil. soc; extra winter strained
lard oil. 95d96c; pure neatsfoOt oil. 75c; No
neetsfOot oil, soc; herring oil. 4oc; salmon oil.
35e: bOiled fish oil. 35c; paint Oil S5c.
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etc-Water white, iron
barrels or drums. 1Oc; $50 deg oil, iron barrels
OF drums. like; special do. 12c pearl oil. In
cases, 1Tc astral. 17c; star. 15c extra star. 2Oc
Elaine. 261ac; eOcene. 20c; red crown and motor
gasoline. in bulk 15c. IN cases 22c; No. 1 engine
distillate in drums. Sc. No do. &c; cases. &c
more; So deg gasoline. in bulk SOC. in cases
3Tlzc: Yarnlsh makers and painters naphtha in
bulk lie. in cases 1916
Turpentine-S3c per gallon in cases and ISc in
bulk drums and iron barrels.
ROsin (per bbl OF 2SO lbsl-E. $3.50: F. So. S..
@. $50; n, 81: l. $7-O5; WV, $40. 40
Red and White Lead-Red, Siz d9c: white.
SQSlac per 10.
Canned Fruits-The California fruit Gamers
association quotes prices for 1903 fruits {. b.
factory. as follows:
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PouIfrx and Game

Receipts of poultry from state shipping points
were light yesterday, but as a good portion OF
Mondayfs arrivals Of western stock was on hand
the poultry market was well supplied. Dealers
reported slightly easier tone in the chicken
market but there was no actual decline in the
quotations. Another Of western falls due
today small consignment of dressed turkeys
came in and the birds we're offered at 27428c
pound. Game was in good request, but values
Poultry (per dosenl-Hens s4.5Oa5 for small
sc. .5Od7 for large and $Sd10 for extras; young
roosters, S707.50; do extra large, $SG10; old
ROSTERS S450; fryers. $5.5066. so; broilers.
45od5 for large and $364 for small; ducks.
s5@s pigeons. sl.25; squads, $2-50; geese. s2G
$50 per pair; goslings. - per pair; live tur-
od..
Game (per dozenl-Mallard ducks. S7GS:
sprig $4Q7: teal. s.. 50Q5; widgeOn, S2-5OG4;
spoon5ils. S2.5o63.50: gray geese, $6; hare,
81 1n6r / Is: rabbits S2G2. 25.
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Potatoes, onions and vegetables

There is good inquiry for miscellaneous
vegetables, and as receipts OF most descrip-
as rule. Some articles. however. are weak
among them being tomatoes. Only favored
brands Of fancy stock sold above SOC a box
yesterday and the Gamers were able to Sc
cure liberal lines at the nat rate of 25e a
box. Eggplant hard to sell, while green
corn and okra sold readily at firm figures.
The two latter descriptions have about had
their runs. The market for potatoes had a
little stronger tone on decreased arrivals, and
onions. too, were steadier.
Potatoes (per ctl)-Riyer white. 6O6SOc; Sa-
linas Burbanks, S1.25QI.50; Oregon Burbanks,
S1.1o01.15: sweet potatoes. S1.5O@1.65.
Onions-New yellow. I0GS0c per ctl.
Vegetables-Gree corn. 81. 25M1.75 per sack:
tomatoes 2565Oc per box; green peas. Base
per lb; string and wax beans. 365e per IN;
lima beans, 566c per ID; summer squash.
bage, 50@15c per ctl.; cueumbers, 506I5c Per
box; caulihower. SOC per dozen; turnips. 81
per sscA; sggpians, NJ SSgoOc per ooA greer
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COMMERCIAL THE CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS


Wall street stocks and coppers lower.
Spot and future cotton declined.
Marked activity in local securities.
Shipment of s2.242, BIT to the orient.
Bank of California raises its dividend rate.
Silver higher. Exchange unchanged.
Some changes in cash wheat. Barley quiet.
Oats weak under heavy offerings.
Corn and rye continue dull.
Rains do some damage to beans.
No change in hay or feedstuffs.
Live, dressed and cured meats about the
same.
Wool, hops and hides frm.
Dried fruits strong. Raisins weak.
Eggs and dairy produce Arm.
Potatoes and onions show more strength.
Variety of fresh fruits decreasing.
Poultry in light receipts. Game weakening.
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Hav and FeedStuHs

No further changes under this head are re-
ported. The circular Of SomerS & co. says;
There has been material decrease In the
quantity OF hay received IN this market during
the week. the total showing 3. 420 tons. In com
parisOn with 5.26O for the week preceding.
Total arrivals during the month OF Septem-
ber have been compiled. and ft IS matter of
interest to note that the total very nearly
equaled that for the month OF August We
give the record for the season as follows: June,
Is 0T7 tons: July. 1880; August. 2l,sl0i Sep
tember. 1900S
ment. for although the fields are now practically
clean vet hay Is being marketed from barns and
warehouses in considerable Quantities the market
for choice grades well warranfing such action
10. 600 tons Of haT for Manila shipments
Brsn-$29@3O per ton for white and S2S-o04
20 for red.
MiddIings-SS6. .50dS7. 80 per ton.
ShOrts-S31 501d33 per ton.
Feedstuffs-ROlled barley, S29d5 rolled oats
for feed S3Td3S; mixed feed. S2S@32 for aver
age lots Oilcake neal in 20 ton lots 50. in
10 ton lots $40. in ton lots 5000. small lots
SAL; cOcOanut cake or meal at mills. S25 in 20
and 10 and $3.50 in 3 ton lots; jobbing- SO,
corn meal. $3SG39: cracked corn. S3Sd4O, al
falfa meal and mealfalfa. jObbing lots 81, car
load lots S23 per ton red star alfalfa meal, SO
for caroad and $25 for jObbing lots.
Hay-Fancy wheat IS QuOtahle az $50 ana
fancy Oat at Si7 The bulk OF the hay now com
ing IN sells follows; Wheat. Sl5dlI; wheat
and cat. S14df6; tame Oat. S13W15: volunteer
wild CAT. S10d12 harley. S10Q12; alfalfa, S901
II; stock hay. sra 10 per ton.
StraW-00G1 zoe per bale.
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AxaIIabIe Grain supply

NEW YORK. Oct. Especial cables and tele-
graphic communications received hy Bradstreet's
show the following changes in available supplies
as compared with previous account:
Wheat-United States east OF the Rockies in
creased 3 1872 600 bushels: Canada. increased
2S03 900: total United States and Canada. In
creased 5.965 900: afoat for and in Europe. in
creased II .40O. 900: total American and European
supply increased II .365. 900 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada. increased
700. 600 bushels.
l. 75O. 900 bushels.
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FIOur and Farinaeeous GOods '.,'l'. !.

The usual trade is in progress. with prices -an-
changed. - ooosse 20 -
FIour-California family extras, So 2096,5O net net
without discount; bakers extras, 800 o.oV'
suner6ne SIS II OlU5 80: Oregon and washington,
per bbI S5.3Od5.5O for family, bakers and pat
ents and 81 so for cut on: Kansas patents, So.-o
q so; do straights. S6-0506.3Ot Dakota patents,
81. so: do straights S6. so per Dbl
FariBaceous Gocds-Prices in 100 ID SACKS. net
cash. no discount are as follows: Graham Hour
81 per 100 his rye -four s.. so; rye meal 5-bo'
rice -four. 81 corn meal. 81. 50; extra cresln 90.
So 20; oat meal 81: cat greats. 50; farina. 81;
hOniny SS. so: buckwhest dOur. $3.50. whole
wheat -four SS 40: rolled oats. Dbl S6.501I. m
sacks $446.50. extra cream do. 81 IN SACKS and
81 50 in barrels. rolled wheat. bbls S4.50 in
sacks S3.T5d4; pearl barley, $4-I5: split peas.
boxes IS for yellow and $3.50 for green per 100
mounds
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Hides, TaIIov, Wool and Hons

Hides wool and hops continue frm Hides
active, but wool and hops are quiet. The
tendency in all three descriptions Is upward.
Tallow Is quiet.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1S6fc
under quotations. Heavy salted steers 13f,c.
medium, 13c: light. lie; cowhides 12c for heavr
12e for light; stays. &c; salted kip. BE: salted
veal. lie; salted calf 11iA d1Sc: dry hides
201a 621c; dry kip 1917 020c: dry calf 25G
26c: dry veal 23c. sheepskins shesrIings 20
d40c each; short WOOL 50dT5c each: medium
I5c6$1 each; long WOOL s1.2561TJ: lambs
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK Oct. 5.-Flour- Receipts. $500
barrels: exports. 2 1853 barrels; market firm, with
fair trade in shipping.
Wheat-Receipts. 21.500 bushels; exports. r.
500 bushels: spot market unsettled No red
81 2Sla asked elevator and nominal (. o. b.
ahoat No. 1 northern Duluth. 81 .09N nominal
Z. o. b. aioat Decided strength all day IN face
Of considerable bear the wheat feature
today The buying was Influenced by reports OF
cholera in Russia. favorable Argentine and
strong bull support at Chicago. The close was
&c net higher. December closed at S1.0SM
Nav ar 81 OoS.
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Trust funds-Gold coin. $685.. .720. 500; silver
dollars. $4S5. PA, 600; silver dollars of 1890
81 O62 600; silver certificates outstanding, $780,
pa. 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund, s., ,335, $50; current liabilities, $780,
477,217; working balance in treasury Offices
$40, 494 663; in banks to the credit of the
treasurer of the United States $50. 261 ,4S3
subsidiary silver coins. S21 165. .943; minor coins
81 .96l 2J9. Total balance in general fund, $94,
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Deciduous and Citru. Fruit.

The variety of fresh fruits in the market is
becoming smaller the season wanes. and
apples and table grapes the leading features
in the deceiduous line now What few peaches
are arriving are Of poor quality and represent
the tail end Of the crop. Only carrier stock is
prunes arriving. and figs are not coming in reg
uiariy, the crops being about gathered. Values
for fancy apples were strong yesterday, with
indications favorable for continued hrmness, but
trashy fruit remained weak heavy supplies
Table grapes were in good request. and although
damaged prices were steady The berry mar
ket steady, though inactive Another car
of Cape Cod cranberries came in and was held
at the previously quoted rates. Citrus fruits
were quiet but firm.
trawberries-$2. .5OQ4 per chest.
Raspberres-$4G per chest
Cranberries-S .50G1O per barrel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per lb.
Apples-Fancy, $l@1.5O per box; common to
choice 50d90c.
Pears-BartIetts. s17501s5 per boz; win
ter neliis. s141.25 per box; other varieties. soc
@S1 per box.
Quinees-50675c per box.
Peaches-40175c per box.
Figs-50cQ$1 per box.
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 50GS5c per box for
choice: watermelonS, nominal
Pomegranates-500l75 75c for small and S1.75G2
for large boxes
Grapes-Small boxes and crates. 4O6I75e lug
boxes. 6oc@s1.25; zinfandel wine grapes, sea
10 per ton.
Citrus Fruit (per boxl-valencis oranges. $2.f5
as. so; grapefruit. S2.50@3.5O for seedless: lem
ons. S4@5 for fancy. $3@3-50 for choice and
81 .5062.5 so for standard; lines. $646-5O-
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75c6$ LIS per bunch
for Hawaiian and s250@3.50 for Central Amer
fcan; pineapples, $26S per dozen.
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SANTA ROSA, Oct. 5.-On receipt of QUO
tations from the dairy exchange in San Fran
cisco today butter was advanced to 3512c per
pound, while eggs remained stationary, 46c per
dozen for choice and 43c for second grades
SANTA CRUZ, Oct. 5-The egg market is
unchanged and merchants paying Ale for all
classes An improvement Is looked for shortly.
PETALUMA. Oct. 5--The prices paid for
eggs today after receipt Of quotations from the
San Francisco dairy exchange were 1910 cash
for best grade. 47c was paid on time receipts.
Independent dealers and spectators paid 46c
Fresh eggs are scarce. Demand for storage is
increasing
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Money on call strong
and higher, 4G6 per cent? ruling rate closing
bid and offered at 4 per cent. Time loans
fairly strong and active; so Gays 4d4L per
cent; 90 days and months. AZ d41a per cent
Prime mercantile paper-41z as per cent.
Sterling exchange-Easy. with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at 81 $40 for so day bills
and at 81 S545 for demand.
Commercial bills s4sS44@4Ss1s.
Bar silver-5i 15c.
Mexican dollars-43c
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds ir-
regular
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce october
Provisions

The market is very firm. particularly for
hams, and the demand for all cured meats is
CottoIeno- -one half bbl. 10ssc: 3 half bbls
1o9sc; fierce, 1Olac; 2 tierces. 10Ssc;
tierces. 10A &c.
The western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams 1T@1s1ac: picnic hams. 1315c: California
hams I7MIT15c bacon. to lbs, 22iae; to
10 lbs 2111c; 10 to IL lbs, 2115c; fancy sugar
cured bacon, 24lsc; Arrow bacon. TO HIS,
81 &c; to 10 lbs 20i3e: 10 to IL lbs. 2014e:
light dry salt bacon to 10 lbs. 1slac; 10 to
10 lbs 1sc; medium bacon, lie; light medium
Lard--Tierces 15c. sos I5l4c. les 15ssc. IS
I5Isc IS 16c: compound lard. tierces, size. SOS
s&c los 9l4c 5s 9$sc IS 9iac; yellow cooking
oil. 5Gc per gal: white cooking oil, CSC per gal
salad OIL zoe per gal
inspected by the government. 81 per Dbl
higher Extra family beef. $3.50 per bbl
family heef S12 per Dbl: extra mess beef sl1.50
per bbi smoked beef. u &c per H.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. S25; clear $26
mess. S25: pig pork. $50: pigs feet. So FOR half
bbls. s2-25 for - lh kegs and $3.50 for kits.
Meat Market
Hogs rule steady, with fair receipts. Beef
and mutton remain as previously quoted. the
demand and supply abouf balancing
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers
are as follows:
Beef-61 at01 thc per ID for steers, 5la a 6fsc
for cows and heifers.
yeal-7la Gi9e for large and 9dlni5 for small
Mutton--Wethers. S67ec; ewes. 3 y nSc per H.
Iamb-9ia a 10isc per H.
Dressed Pork tpcr 1bl Ia 11isc fer light and
90o12c for hcavr
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
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Loans. Exchange and silver

The Mongolia took out treasure list of $2,242,
Sl7. consisting OF S2.035317 in gold bullion.
shipped TO Kobe by the Yokohama specie bank;
$S3, 900 in silver. bullion. shipped TO Hongkong
by the Hongkong and Shanghai bank; SAT 900 in
silver bullion, shipped TO Hongkong by the Anglo
Lonoon and Paris bank, and $7I 500 in silver
bullion, shipped to Calcutta by the International
banking corporation
Silver was l4c higher. Exchange rates re
mained unchanged.
The Bank of California has decided to adj
vance its dividends from TO Az per cent per
quarter, this being raise from IS to IS per
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Northern Wheat Market

SEATTLE. Oct. 5.-No milling quotations.
Export wheat-Buestem 97c; club. soc: Rus
sian, SIC. Recepts-Wheat, 1 car; oats. /
car.
TACOMA Oct. 5.-wheat-yCh Choice milling
bluestem. 97G0shc; club and red 6fe. soc;
REQ Russian, SIC.
PORTLAND. Oct. 5.-wheat: Track prices
Club ssc; bluestem, 9e@91c; red Russian,
seize; turkey red, ssc; forty fold, Ole.