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LITTLE ACTIVITY
In STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.-Dealings in
stocks underwent a decided shrinkage to-
day from the large volume Of yesterday.
The desire TO see the military parade in
connection with the Hudson Fulton celebra-
tion had the effect of emptying many Of
the downtown Offices and left the stock
market in a stagnant condition in the aft
ernoon. The market was dull and sluggish.
The slaokened activity of the trading
Was partly due to caution on account of
the October i money settlements. The
amount called for by the October interest
and dividend disbursements is estimated
at S162, o0o. 600, and there vas some appre-
hension that funds accumulated to meet
this requirement might have been placed
in call loans until needed and that the re-
call of these loans then might dislodge
stocks held as collateral.
The money market gave some slight evil
dence OF btrsin from such a cause today,
the call .oan rate rising to per cent the
highest touched in New York since early
j. 1905 Declining interior exchanges indi-
cate the revival of demand on New York
for cash. and the subtreasury continued to
withdraw from the banks the amount for
the banking week, rising today to $685.
600. The discount rate was retained at
2is per cent, but the private discount rate
advanced in London. The money outlook
there gives rise to some unsettlement of
sentiment. The London selling helped to
turn prices downward here after an ef-
fort to lift them during the first hour.
The pressure on United States steel was
conspicuous in spite of the fact that the
month just closed showed an output of
steel and iron in excess of all precedent
and the demand is reported to be still in
full force. Recent buyers of United States
steel have urged not only the great expan-
sion in the industry. but their hopes for an
increase in the dividend disbursement, not
only to but to per cent.
Besides influential selling of United States
steel there was some pressure on Reading,
which proved a weight on the general mar
ket. The August earnings of the Union
and Southern Pacihos were equally sig
nihcant of the growth of traffic in that
part Of the country, the net earnings for
Union Pacific showing a gain of S711, ,551,
equal TO 20 per cent, and the Southern Pa
cihc 81 .0e7 ,oee, equal to 81 per cent over
August Of last year.
Joined with the Atch;son statement, al
ready published. the exhibit makes stTik-
ing demonstration of the great prosperity
to which the business of the great Pacific
carriers has risen. Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific benefited from this showing,
but the movement was not common 10 the
group.
Another sustaining point was Chesapeake
and Ohio, which added largely to its newly
established record price level on the report
that the Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville
had been acquired as an outlet for this sys-
tenn. The report was accepted as likely,
although not officially confirmed.
The conflicting influences in the market
brought prices back after many fuctua-
tions to not far from the previous closing.
Bonds were firm, total sales (par vslue)
IS, 5,33e, 600. United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Butter, Cheese and EGGS

The upward trend in prices for the top grades
OF butter and eggs continued unchecked yester-
cay, business on the exchange sending the quo
tation for the best butter up to sac and extra
eggs TO 46c. Receivers OF fine butter reported
that stocks We're passing out Of first hands al
most as fast as received and buyers were unable
TO secure supplies the exchange, the new price
being established by bids. Receipts OF eggs
were light and there were buyers for all the top
quality stock received. but there very little
doing in the under grades, quotations for which
nave not changed for weeks. There was nothing
new in cheese.
On the exchange 10 of extra eggs were
sold at 45c and 10 went at 46c dozen. There
were no other sales.
Receipts were "a 900 pounds OF butter, $500
pounds of cheese and 545 cases of eggs.
The following are official quotations established
by the sales, bids and offers the hOOr OF the
dairy exchange. Prices in the street, while gov
erned by the exchange quotations, generally
range from 11ac to &c higher, owing to the va
rlous charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 34c per In.
hrm; do hrsts, 30c. firm; do seconds. 2S15c. nrm;
no. packing stock, 25c, firm; California storage
extras, soc, firm.
Cheese-California fancy fats, 15lzc per lb.
weak; do hrsts, 15e, weak; do seconds. 1413c,
weak fancy Young Americas, 1910. firm; do
hrsts, 15c, firm; fancy Oregon Young Americas,
lae, Arm; do fats. Ice, firm; New York fancy,
1870. firm.
Eggs (per dozen, cases Observation-Disclosures
fresh extras. 46c, firm; do frsts, 34e, firm: do
seconds, SOC. firm; do thirds, 24c, hrm; Califor-
MA storage extras, Sic, steady.
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Renns and seed.

j. n Armsby OF the ]. X. Armsby company
says in interview:
''The Michigan bean crop promises to be a
bumper The prospects favor 10000 cars this
year. against 5000 cars last year. New York
state will go 1900 this year. against 250O
ears last year. The white bean crop OF California
viii he almost double that OF last year. The
general feeling is that prices too high. based
on the available supply in sight. and I think
there Will have. DC a marked decline in values
before the buyers take hold with any degree OF
freedom. and that the present extremely con
servatiyc hand 10 mouth policy will continue un-
til such time as the market reaches point
where the buyers consider il safe. -
Beans tper ct) New hayos. S:.6OdtS.S0; pea.
$2-10M3.20 pink. Ss7S.2a; red. nominal: black
eye. S3.i06r3. So. lima. $4fr410: red kidneys.
81. G06I3. -: cranberry beans. SS.2JddS.5n: Gar
vanzas. $2God2. 50; horse beans. Sf.50fI22 %.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4M4tfc; yellow
tsrd. nominal at 4t=c, faxseed. 4e14lsc, carload
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Deciduous and citrus FruIt.

business in fresh fruits was stimulated some
Wnat by the warm weather yesterday but the
prices showed little Improvement for the rea son
,het ouerings OF summer descriptions were most
~ OF poor quality. About the only good peaches
ouerlng were those in carriers. and prices for
them were easy. There were hardly any good figs
or prunes TO be had. and the market was over
nard 10 move. Fancy apples however, were in
good demand at satisfactory prices. Berries ar
rived IN poor condition and had to be sold cheap
ana the supply of table grapes exceeded require
ments. Two more ears of cranberries were mar
keted and few sales were reported az SO 5O61
10 barrel Mexican lines were higher.
Strawberries .5Og3.50 per chest
Raspberries-$3G4.3O 80 per chest
Cranberries-$e5 5od 10 per barrel
Huckleberries- 10c per ID.
Apples-Fancy, $1G1.60 per box common to
choice. 50Ge0e.
Pears -BartIetts. $l.75@1s5 per box; other
varieties. 50cGS1 per box
Quinees-50@75e per box
Peaches-40I75c per box.
Prunes-Crates. 650S5c; small boxes. 100000
Figs-30d60c per box
Melons-Nutmeg melons 4O66Je per hoy.
watermelons. $1@2 per dozen
Pomegranates-5OQI for small and $1.75@2
for large boxes.
Grapes-Small boxes and crates, 4O6I5c: lug
boxes 5Oc@S .25; Zinfandel wine grapes, $9615
per ton
Citrus Fruit (per box)-yalencia oranges S26
2.I5; grapefruit. $2@2.5O for seedIess; lemons
$4H5 for fancy, S3G3.50 for choice and S15OA
81 90 for standard; lines. $6G6.5O.
Tropical FruitS-BanaDas. 75c6S1. rs per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. .5003.50 for Central Ameri-
can; pineappleS, $2Q3 per dozen.
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Dried Fruits. RaIsins. Nuts and Hone,

j. Il. Armsby or the j. X. ArmRby cOmDaDv
says in an eastern interview:
In the prune situation Oregon, Washington
and the California crops are large. but the for
eign crops are correspondingly small The resuIt
has been foreign buying this year has been the
heaviest OF the last 10 seasons. American buying
has also been unusually large, and I think fully
two-thlrds or three-fourths OF the crop has al
ready been sold for shipment. There has been
no speculation on the part OF coast operators or
eastern tobbers. The shortage In the fruit crops
throughout the world has played an important
part In the increased consumptive demand for
california prunes- l think there is no question
but that higher range OF prices is in sight.
Already the market has advanced from L.c to
13c above the low water mark for 1909 goods.
by October i there will be practically no
peaches left in the Santa Clara valley or the
north. The prices named on the basis Of &C were
below the cost of production, and with the short
crop OF apples east and eorrespondingE high
prices there has been an unusually heavy demand
for this fruit-not in a speculative way but
from all and every side, I look for very much
higher prices within the next so days. / have
never known such free purchases of peaches in
many years.
"Apricots are sold and shipped out-almost
nothing left packers hands. Europe took
American buyers did not take hold except in a
limited way, and the result of their coming in
today freely is that prices have advanced almost
Sc pound over the opening figures. and they
are going still higher. simply because there is
no supply in first hands
New Fruits-Evaporated apples. 71z6S1sc:
4a4 661ac; prunes, 21z @3c, with &c premium for
46s and no sos at any price; pitted plums, s15@
Raisins iieOs crop)-Seeded. 4@4Hc; loose
muscatels, 31sc for crown. &c for 3 crown and
21Sc for crown
New Raisins-Layers, clusters-6 crown, 50. so;
5 crown, $1:75 crown. s1.25: ordinary layers.
crown, 921a @95c; crown, S5G9Oc; seeded,
Az @5Ac; seedless sultanas. 21S94e; Thomp-
sons seedless. Sc; loose muscatel, 4 crown, 3sc;
crown SIC; crown. Sc.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils, 415Q15c; Xxi,
ii &c; ianguedocs. 1o@I01ac; hardsheus. 6Is n
&c: new walnuts, 125c per 10 for No. 1 soft
shells. T15c for No do: flberts, 121z 9I4c;
pecans, I5d17c.
Honey-Comb, 14615c for water white and
10M12c per ID for amber: extracted. 71se for
water white and 61ad7c for light amber: old
candied and dark amber. 414lSc per ID.
Beeswax-271 z 629c per 10 for light and 25G
26c for dark.
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PETALUMA, Sept. 30-The price of eggs
shows tendency TO climb upward. After receipt
or quotations from the San Francisco dairy ex-
change the best offering 45c: 44I3c and 44c
We're paid by independent dealers and specula-
Tors Cloudy weather threatens more rain. Con-
ditionS remain unchanged
SANTA ROSA, Sept. 30.-Eggs again took an
upward turn this morning receipt OF the QUO
tations from the San Francisco dairy exchange
when the local dealers generally offered 44c per
dozen for choice and Ale for seconds. One hrTn
ohered 45c for choice. This is the record price
and Is several cents above the price at the same
time last year. Eggs were sac last year in
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Hay and Feedstuns

Hay conditions remain unchanged. fancy grades
being firm and the medium and lower grades
weak Receipts continue large.
Bran-s29dSO per ton Tor white and s2s5Oa
% for red.
AIiddIings-sS6 5O03T. so per ton.
Shorts-$S1. .50033 per ton.
Feedstufs-ROlled barley. k29Q3O: rolled oats
for feed S37l3S; mixed feed. S2S032 for aver
age lots; olcake meal. In 20 ton lots $39. so. in
10 ton lots $40, in 5 ton lots $4O.50. small lots
SAL; cocoanut cake meal at mills. S25 in -
and 10 and $3.50 in 3 ton lots; jobblng SIS;
corn meal. s3SG39; cracked corn, s39a40; al
falfa meal and mealfalfa, iobbing lots S24. car
load lots $23 per ton; red star alfalfa meal, SD
for carload and S23 for iobbing lots
Hsy-Fancy wheat IS duotable at $50 and
fancy cat at ST. The bulk Of the hsy now com
ing in sells follows: Wheat Sf5d1I; wheat
and Oat. s14G16: tame cat. S1S015; vOluu-
teer wild oat. SIOG12: barley, sIO@I2s alfalfa,
Ss@12; stock hay. ST410 per ton.
Straw-50677Oc per bale
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Flour-Receipts.
40 655 barrels; exports, 10.110. Market steady
with a moderate local jobbing trade.
Wheat-Receipts. 219,200 bushels: exports.
16S. 749. Spot market easy. No . red northern
nominal elevator; No. red, nominal (. O. b.
afoat; No. 1 northern Duluth, S1.09I5 nominal
f. o. b. afoat: No. hard winter. $l.121s nom
inal f. o. b. afoat After early advance on
covering of September shorts and commission
house buying wheat eased of under Hquida tion
bear pressure. selling by cash houses and talk
of heavy deliveries at Chicago. The close was
1aQ2c net lower September closed at S1.0S1b
December at S10Iss aud May at $1.0S%.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks lower. Coppers easy.
Cotton prices about as before.
Trading fair on local exchanges.
Bank clearings increase lis per cent over
1908.
Grain markets continue quiet.
Exchange shows considerable variation.
Hay and bean markets as before.
Dried fruit strong and advancing.
Barreled beef higher.
Butter and eggs advanced.
River potatoes in heavy accumulation.
Warm weather helps the fruit market.
Poultry in light receipt and frm.
Bank of Bengal rate raised.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 3o.-The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
follows:
Trust fund-Gold CON- $500. $40. $50; silver dol
lars, $4s4, ,S26 900; silver dollars of 1890. S4071
600: silver certificates outstanding, $4S4, S26, ,000
General fund-Standard silver dollars, So. $751;,
OIL: current liabilities $10l. 629, 202; working
balance in treasury offices. $2S. All. 705; in banks
to the credit of the treasurer of the United
States $3s 53S, ,9s5; subsidiary silver coin, SOL.
S0l.S S4S; minor coin. Sl99l 403; total balance in
general fund, S91, ,642,3T5.
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Poultry and Game

Receipts OF poultry from state shipping points
are running light and the market remains in
good shape for the selling interests. there being
y good demand for everything on the list. The
three cars Of western chickens that came in
since Monday all cleaned up.
Poultry (per dozen(-Heus, 81 .50@j for small.
sc. soar for large and SS@10 for extras: young
roosters. $TG7.50; do extra large. $sG10; old
roosters. $3.50; flyers. $5.50G6.5O; broilers.
s50S; pigeons. %; squads. $3.50; geese. S2N
25G per pair Goslings- - per pair; live tur-
KEYS, Eta &c per ID for youns aud 1sG21c for
old.
Game Nominal
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Now Iork NInney Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-Money on call, strong
per cent, closing hid and ofered at AZ Der cent
Time loans, easier; SO days, 3a per cent; 80
days, 3A "A per cent; six months, 404A per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4hG5 per cent
Sterling exchange, steady. with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at 81 S415G4 $500 for so
day bills and at 81 S6 for demand.
Commercial bills, s4 1895 IA S4M.
Bar silver. 51hc.
Mexican dollars. 43c
Bonds-Government. steady: railroads, firm.
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Close.
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept. 3O.-Flour firm. No. 2 rye.
7M72$.c. Feed or mixing barley, 50G52c fair
TO choice mating. 5sG64c. Flaxseed-No. 1
southwestern, 81 33; No. / northwestern, $1.42.
Timothy seed, 81. Glover, $9.50614 %. Mess
pork, per Dbl, S25.1 G25.20 Lard, per 100 lbs.
$12. 121s Short ribs sides lloosel. $1l 65011.S5.
Short clear sides (boxed), S12371 a 912.5O.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 2s5, 900 bushels; primary receipts, ,soI, 900
bushels. compared with 2.046, 600 bushels the
responding day year ago. Estimated receipts
fer tomorrow-Wheat "a cars; corn, 3S1 cars;
oats, 100 cars; hogs. 10000 head.
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FIour and FarinaeeOus Goods

Flour-CaIffOrnia family extras. S62Od6. 50 net
without discount; bakers extras. $6.2006 50.
siInerfine IS. 10@5. 30; Oregon and Washington.
ner bbl. SIS 3O65 so for family. bakers and pat
ents and 81 so for cut on; Kansas patents. So 25
@6 so; do straights. $6-05@6S0; Dakota patents.
81 so: do stralghts $3.50 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 10 sacks net
cash no discount are follows: Graham -four
rice -four 81: corn meal. s.. so; extra cream do.
So 20: oat meal, 81; cat greats, S4. farina S4:
hominy $3.50; buckwheat dOur 81. so; whole
wheat -four, S. 40; rolled oats. bbl S6.J0G7 In
sacks S4d6.50; extra cream do, 81 in sacks ami
$50 In barrels. rolled wheat bbls $3.50 IN
sacks S3 7564; pearl barley, S4.75: split peas
boxes. 50 for yellow and $500 for green per 1Oe
pounds.
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Northern Business

SEATTLE. Sept Chickering's, $1,62s, $50;
balances. $206. .S5l.
TACOMA, Sept. 3o.-Clearings. $3.50. 100; bal
auces $61 .2f5
PORTLAND. Sept 30 clearings, $1.2o7 $40;
balances sp9 7l2
sPoKANE. Sept. 3o.-clearings, $7s2. PSI; bal
ances S62 100
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Local bank cearings in September were SILL
179. 037. against S149375 976 in September. 1908.
an increase of S21 .S03. 061 l4.6 per cent.
The clearings for the first nine months of
the year were $1.419. -o4 $50. against $1.26S.-
10000 for the period in 1905 gain of
$50, S04. 159, lis per cent.
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Northern Wheat Market

N<AkSIII-NNt
SEATTLE. Sept. 3o.-wheat-No milling quo
tations Export-Choce buestem, 97@9Sc; club
and fife. soc; Russian, SIC.
Car receipts today: Wheat, 50 cars; oats, Z
cars.
TACOMA, Sept 3o.-Wheat-Bluestem. choice
milling, 97G9SlSc; club and red fife, see; red
Russian, SIC.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Sept. 3O.-Wheat: Track prices
Club S9c bluestem 96c; red Russian, S6iae; I;
turkey red soc; forty fold, ole.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston stocI1 nIarket

BOSTON. Sept. 30.-The Boston copper mar
ket opened quiet. with prices unchanged, and
ruled very duIl--it developed little interest in
tho morning session. North Butte the
feature Of activity, opening at 81 and then ad
yancing to e13..
There has been some inquiry for Old Do
minioD. which reacted TO 54ia. a fractional
gain. Calumet and Hecla is up points a
small transaction More attention has been paid
10 the Industrial list. The American pneumatic
stocks have come into favor again. the common
selling at 9l4 and the preferred at 81.
dcnd and has been an active feature. There is
considerable investment demand for United Shoe
and Massachusetts Gas common.
The following list is furnished by L. F. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street, San Fran
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General MrrchandI.e

se Wool bags bags ssc for 81 S 11 and s5e o3
10; fleece twine. Sc per ID.
COaI-Beaver Hill. 81; Pennsylvania anthracite
egg, SIG per ton; Wellington, 50; New Wellinz
ton. 50; Coos bay. 81; Australian house-Rlch-
mo9d etc. 50; PeIaw Main. $50; stanford
Richmond. So; Cumberland. SIS IN bulk and
$3.50 in sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke
SIG per ton in bulk and SIT IN sacks; Rocky
mountain coal, sse5 per short ton
OilS-Quotations are for barrels. Linsced 6ar
per gallon for boiled and CSC Tor raw: cases. Sc
more; castor oil in cases. No I, lie; Baker =
"A; SI-l3g115; China nut. cases. 7OdS0c per
gaIl9n eoeoannt oil, IN barrels. 65Q6s1sc for
NO 2. according to quantity; extra bleached
winrer sperm oil. Ole; natural winter sperm oil,
lsrd OIL. e5q96e; pure neatsfoOt oil. 7Jc; No.
neatsIOot OIL. soc; herring oil. 40c: salmon oil.
S0c; 3olIed nsh OIL, 30c; paint OIL Soc
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etc--Water white. iron
barrels or drums. Zoe; $50 deg oil. iron barrels
rI oI oruIas, u1se' special DO l2c; pearl oil, in
Elaine. 26isc; eoeene. zoe; red crown and motor
ssso,ine ~ bulk, 15c, IN eases, 22c; No. I en-
ehe d.Snliste, in drums Sc; No. do. g.;
ca = &c more; sc deg gasoline. in bulk. SOC. in
eases o41sc; var1ish makers and painter
na21taas IN bulk. lie. in cases. 1sIc.
IurpentiDe-S3e per gallon IN cases and 76c il
bulk, drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per Dbl Of $50 Ibsl-E $3.50. D.
Red and White Lead-Red. Sjaa9e: white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
net prices on sugar TO Pacific coast jobbers and
manufacturers follows standard fne. gran
ulated, 100 10 bags. 5.45c: standard coarse.
granulated. % 45e: fruit granulated 5.s5c extra
fine granulated, 5.3jc; cOnfectioners' A. 5.45c:
cube. 5-TOc: crushed. J.10c; powdered 5.55c;
candy grsnulated. 5.55c; cOnfectiOners' crystals.
5.55e; magnolia A. 5.e5e: extra c. 495c: golden
q 4-SOc: ID. 4. I5c; crystal d0mlnos, eases.
S-45c; tablets, half barrels, 5.95c; tablets
boxes, soc Bar sugar. bags 100 lbs. $50.
barrels, 59oc; half barrels. 6.oJe: 30 10 tins.
I.5oe; 50 ID tins, 7-5oc: 10 ID tins S-15c.
ID tins, S-15c- 30 ID boxes. 6.50c. Barrels and
80 ID bags Ice; half barrels 25c. boxes soc
per 100 lbs more all grades
The California and Hawaiian suGar refining
company quotes as follows: Granuiated basis
5.45e; "Higradef bar. 5-s0c; powdered. $50.
crushed. 5.70c berry 5.45c: c. & H. extra me
dry sranulated 5.45c; coarse dry granulated.
J.45e: confectionery A. 5.45c: confectioners'
crystal. 5.55c; cubes. 570c: bricks. 5.70c: extra
fine dry granulatsd 600 ID bags onlsl 25c y
excelsior A. 5.O5c: extra G. 4.95c; golden G..
4-S5c: yellow d. 4.1Jc. Fl. 8 f. crystal domi-
nos, S.45c Additional per 100 lbs; in barrels
and 50 II bags. fOc more; half barrels. -.
more; boxes, soc more Tor all grades Bar Ia
35 and 40 Ii tins, S1.70 more: in 10 10 tins
s.. 50 more. Minimum order. carload weight.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-Hops-Firm. Srste
common to choice. 1909. 31G34c; laOs. 16d aoc.
Pacific coast 1909, nominal; 1905. 1Td2cc
Hides-Firm.
WoOl-Steady.
Petroieum-Steady.
Sugsr-Steady for raw. Fair refining. 3.7Sisc.
centrifugal. 90 test. 4.25lac; molasses sugar.
3.4sI5c: refined. quiet.
Coffee-Clcsed steady net unchanged to %
points higher. Sales reported Of :. Ts'l
bags including December at ). .4Oc. March. ; $50.
May. 5. Soc. SPOT. quiet: Rio No. 8. 7Mc: Santos
No. 4. Sia d9c: mild. quiet; COrdoya. So Il l2c
Butter-Barely steady. unchanged.
Cheese-Steady. unchanged.
Eggs-Easy; western frsts, 2t025c. seconds
22i9 G23iac.
DRIED FRUIT
Evaporsted Apples-Quiet, with drm under
sic: common 10 fair, 6h 6Sc.
Prunes-Unchanged- California. "a Up io
4O-5Os: Oregon. 6d9c-
Peaches-Tirm. Choice. 5l5@sc. extra choice
81 16%e; fancy. nominal
Apric0ts-Firm but unchanged Choice. f07. -
extra choice. Ike; fancy, 11la 6i2c.
Raisins-Unsettled- Loose muscatel. 20 n4isc;
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River Potatoes in Heavy Supply
Dried Fruit Firm and Advancing

lots. canary. 4Kc; alfalfa. 1es617c; rape.
cleaned 202iSc; timothy, &c; hemp, 3159SAc;
millet 2af63c per H.
Dried Peas-Green. s393-25 per ctl.
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S1.75@I. so; large yellow, S175; western states
yellow, in bulk, San Francisco track, 81. .65;
white, $1.69; mixed, S1.62 per ctl.
Rye-Western states, 81. 70M1. so per ctl. Cali
fornis, neglected.
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Hides. TaIIovv. Wool and Hons

Hop growers are generally holding ont for
higher prices. The latest estimates OF the Ore
gon yield range from $4,000 10 6j. .000 bales
marked falling OF from last year.
HideS-Culls and brands sell about 1s6te
under quotations. Heavy salted steers. l3t,c:
medium, 13c: light. 12c; cowhides. 12c for hesvv
12c for light; stays. &c: salted kip 13c; salfesl
veal, lie; Salted calf. 1Sc dry hides, 2Otsc: iry
kip, 19iSc; dry calf 2jc; dry veal. 2Jc; sheen
skins she0rIinSs. 20040c each: short wool 5Od
75c each: medium 75e0$1 each: long wool. le5
G1.75; lambs, 400 zoe: hOrsehides. salt. &. 2sas
, 70 for large and 81 .50G9 for medium TJc0 -
for small and 2565Oc for colts: hOrsehides dry
s2G225 for large and S1.2502 for medium. soc
6S1 for small and 25Gg50c for colts: gOatskinS
prime sngoTa, 5c090c; large hair goats, ESQ SOC;
medium, 20G3Oc; small, 5Q15cs Mexican deer
skins. 371a Q3Se. dry saited do, 2JG27t2~.
picked do 30@3Ti5c.
TaIlow-No. I rendered. S95se; No. .. 4Q
41ac; grease. 2621lc.
Wool-Southern fall more or less defective
III 0s15c: fall lambs. S61Oc for southern and
12m15c per ID fOr northern.
Hops-Prices TO growers are 12616c per n
for 1905 with 2O@221se for contracts FOR new
crop delivery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01

ewes, sac.
a5hc.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed weighing 100
to l4O lbs. exc; 40 to go lbs, T14c; go to $50
lbs, 6&c; common, undesirable hogs, 4l5 Q5e-
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
Local Securities Fairly Active
Mining Stocks Generally Quiet
Condition of the Treasury

Of the Bank of Bengal was raised today from
to per cent.