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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of Produce October 2
Provisions

The market continues steady and fairly active,
with all prices unchanged
Cottolene-1 half Dbl. 125sc; half bbls.
12stc; tierce, 1850; tierces, 121sc; tierces,
1850 per ID.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams 1919 0s20c- picnic
hams, 1412c: California hams. 19c; fancy bacon.
& to lbs 30l2c. s 10 10 lbs 2Tc. 10 TO IL lbs
26c; sugar cured. 2Tc: light dry salt bacon. 70
10 lbs 24c. 10 TO u lbs 22c; medium bacon. 19c;
light medium bacon. 19c.
Lard-Terces 1515c sos 1880. los 16Lc. Is
1880 IS 1870: compound lard. tierces II NC.
SOS 12c, los 12i9c. IS 12Ssc. IS 12&c: yellow
cooking oil. 76c per gal; white cooking oil, ISc
per gal; salad oil. e3c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots. in
Extra family beef. SIS per bbl; family beef, SIS
per bbl: extra mess beef. SIS per bbl; smoked
beef. 211ac per lb.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels $50: clear. s34; /;
mess. $50; pig pork. s36; pigs feet. S5-T5 for
half bbls, 40 for 35 ID kegs and 81 35 for kits
Meat Market
with plenty coming in Mutton and veal are
market is dull Beef alone Is steady.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-s19 acc per lb for steers, 71s9shc for
cows and heifers.
veal-s1a G915c for large and eI211oc for
small.
Mutton-wethers, 9d1Oc; ewes, sG9c per ID.
Lamb-1012 d11c per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-131ac for light and II
"a 1215c for heavy.
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POTATOES. onions and Vegetables

Nearly all descriptions of summer vegetables
still arriving freely. and as the demand Is
not very brisk prices are inclined 70 sag as a
rule s Owing 70 the hot weather anything tnaI
required cooking was dull and weak as to values
yesterday. while salad vegetables, such as 70
matoes and cucumbers met with a good de-
mand The potato market was moderately
active and firm for good stock. while ordinary
river goods received little attention Unions
were weak declining prices
Potatoes-Rfver whites. 7O690c per ctl: salt
mas Burbanks. 81. .5O61. 65 per ctl; Oregon Bur
banks. S1-40G1.45 per ctl; sweet potatoes, SIC
2.15 per ctl.
Onions-New yellow 9Ocds1 per ctl.
Vegetables-Tomatoes 256l40c per box: green
peas. 406c per 10: string beans. 2G4c per 10:
lima beans 506c per ID; summer squash, 81 ~
peppers. 2565Oc per box; garlic, S1a g4c per -;
cabbage. 65G75c per ctl; cucumoers, SO0Sooc
per box; caulihower, 501sOc per dozen; turnipS-
65075c per sack; carrots. 6Jtd zoe per sack ,
green okrs. 25G4Oc per box
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EGG Market In Nearby Counties
ISpecial DiSrufeh 10 The Canl

PETALUMA Oct 25.-There was no change
over the closing prices paid last week, after rhe
receipt of quotations from the san Franc SEQ
dairy exchange today. The best prices PAID ~
the Petaluma egg exchange were sc Tor III
grade independent dealers and spectators paid
Ace and 40c according % grade. No changes are
reported.
SANTA CRUZ. Oct. 25.--Merchants nung out
the usual signs today quoting eggs az 9cc per
dozen. The best price offered producers was 4oc
per Dozen The present slight increase IN prlce
is due TO the high price OF feed Poultrynsh
said that there would have 10 be another ram
before market conditions change
SANTA ROSA. Oct. 2j.-There was no cnange
in the local egg market The local dealers OF
fered 46c per dozen spot cash Tor cnoice eggs
and 49,, for seconds The supply was Hight vita
good demand for all offerings.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The market continues very weak and
quotations gradually declining. Offerings.
however. are not as large as they were some
time ago.
CASH WHEAT
California club $1.471a al .52t; Sonora, 81 20
@1.15; white Australian. s1.57h @1.65: north
ern club. 1-471a 61.60; Russian red. S1.4713 a
1.50; bluestem, $1.5Th @1.65 per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 a. N. Session
No quotations
Barley-Receipts continue large. those yes
terday being 13.2O5 ctls No further change in
fore. 23s 9d@25s. The chartered grain ton
mage in port is 80 500, against 15205 tons
on the same date last year; 7isengaged. 73.-
665 tons, against 21,54O: the wsy to this port,
209,373 tons, against 159. 636.
CASH BARLEY.
NO. i feed. 81: extra choice bright. 1.01L
of grades, e21a @p71ac per ctl; brewing and
shipping grades. 1.o21a @1.o5.
FUTURES.
10 a.. m. Session
May-s1 0s%.
Dec.-$1.oSA.
o. m. Session
May-S1.os% asked
Dec.-s1. .O3 bid, s1.03H asked.
Oats-ConditionS remain for weeks past.
the market being weak and quiet.
Red for feed, S1.1215 20 for ordinary and
1.35; black. 1.1o@115 for feed and 81 .35@1. As
for seed gray, nominal: white, $1.4715 "a 81 Il.
Corn-Western state yellow, in bulk. San
Francisco track; SL35@1 .371z; white, 1.371A a
LAO: mixed. S1.34@1.36: sacked prices TIC
$1-60@1 So per ct1
Rye-Dull at s1.521s @1.55 per ctl.
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MINING STOCKS

The Comstocks continued weak yesterday and
only the leaders showed any activity. Con-
solidated Virginia ranged lower at S1Q1.02R
Savage at Halle. while Ophir declined from
81 80 to S1.171a
Continued reports of a new good showing in
the Goldheld consolidated advanced that stock
from $50. Mondays close. TO Ss.2I y, and
the stock was active at the advance.
At the annual meeting Of the Sierra Nevada
mining company there was no opposition and
the entire old board Of directors was unani-
mously reelected by a vote of 1TS.5e0 shares
out of total capital stock of 200. 600 shares
Charles Hirshfeld. g. H Fish. Herman zadig
b. F. Shaw and E. g. Fisher constitute the
board Charles Hirshfeld was elected president
Charles H. Fish vice president. William Nc
Pherson secretary and Whitman Symmes super
intendent.
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RATE is. RAISED
ON CALL. MONEY

NEW YORK. Oct 25.-The con-
trary forces in the stock market
today were sufficient to held the
price movement almost sus-
pended. Dealings We're highly
Concentrated, both on the buying
true not only of the congested
operations in three or four stocks;
but in the large orders executed
by single firms.
of activity in the intervals be-
tween the transactions on a large
scale The rise in the call money
rate shifted the wavering sent1-
ment to the side of depression
and made the closing weak.
An attentive eye was fixed on
the departments in foreign money
markets in conducting operatlons
in stocks There was considera-
BILE pressure of selling orders for
foreign account in the opening
dealings and these Were an eie-
rnent in the early weakness dis
played by stocks
The subtreasury absorbed an
other large sum from the New
withdrawal of cash of the bank
ing week up TO s2.S42,000. The
call money rate went to per
cent in the afternoon, the highest
since May. and counteracted the
London money 1nnOSnce.
The price of copper declined in
London. and there were weak
points in the metal group.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales Cpar value), s2.969,00o.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
NEW YORK, Oct 25.-E. F.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: with
the withdrawal of bullish opera
tions in the stock market today a
general selling movement oc-
CURED at intervals during the
session in the leading issues with
the closing prices at the bottom
figures.
The quarterly steel movement
due after the close was Qroba bly,
the only factor in the market
drawing attention Of the specula-
tive interests The statement will
undoubtedly be bullish, but from
the fact that steel common has
been moved up 10 to II points in
anticipation of this, it is quite
logical that profit taking should
occur. With the dithdrawal of
banking operations for the bull
account 2 large professional con-
tingent here has turned to the
bear side of the market with the
result that the Wall street tech
nical position is much strength
ened tonight
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SUMMARY OF
THE ETS

New York stocks about the same.
Sharp advance in cotton quota
tions.
COpUer stocks range lower.
COmstOck mines still declining.
Shipment of Mexican dollars to
HOngkOng.
Silver and Hongkong exchange
declined.
Wheat continues to shade of.
Barley and oats unchanged.
Beans still fuctuating.
Hay and feedstuffs as before.
Provisions steady, with fair de-
mand.
Hog market continues weak.
Beef steady. Mutton and veal
weak.
Hides weak and very dull.
Wool market still neglected.
Butter arriving literally.
Good eggs In light supply.
Cheese weak and unchanged.
Good potatoes firm. Onions weak.
Table grapes In excessive supply.
Refined sugar marked down 10
points.
China NUT oil higher.
Poultry plentiful and weak.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-Flour was fairly active
and easier Car lot prices-Spring patents. s., IS
patents. 81 40G4.75; spring clears. $4.15G4. 40:
extra No. winter. s3-4oGS.Io; extra No 2
winter. So. 256I 40: Kansas straights. -6O1
4.7o Receipts, 44,211 barrels; shipments. 10 124
barrels.
Wneat-Spot easier; NO ren- st+c eIe
vator and 9S4c (. o. b. adoat; No. l northern
Duluth. S1.14 Z. o. b. ahoat. Futures-The mar
ket nervous, with prices generally above the
previous close. on active covering. on smaller
stocks and steadier cash markets in the face of
bearish cables closing unchanged to 1$c net ad-
vance. Export sales amounted TO ID loads De
cen,ber closed at s.. OOIs MAY closed at 81 o5 "a
Receipts. 145.200 bushels; shipments, 1S6.s67
bushels.
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ReanE end seeds

The bean market continues very unsettled and
subject 70 frequent fluctuations both up and
down. Receipts continue large those yesterday
being 2G. 500 sacks.
Beans (per ctI1-Bayos. 81 5oG5: small white.
recleaDed s.. .6GGl 2 So. large white. recIeaned.
So 4ON3. -: pink. S4.5005; red S56i5. so: blscs-
eye. $50 $50. lima. reeleaned 81 50075. red kid
news. $55GGf -: cranberry beans. S4. 256t4 50;
gsrvaazas. 81. .TJN13.25. horse beans. 81 25N2 25.
Seeds Grown mustard 4tsc. yellow mustard.
; naxseed, 5Njiac; canary. S13H3Ac: al
falfa ti0 l5c: rape 1N2lac: timothy li3c;
hemp. 3G3isc: milet 22.c per 10.
Dried Peas-Green. S30325 per ctL
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Chicago Grain and Provision Future.
LIvEsTOCK NIARKET

The following quotations for good. sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. l fat steers, over 800 lbs alive. 81 d5lzc
per III; under 900 lbs. 5M514c: second quality.
all weights, 4s4 d5c; thin undesirable steers. Ar
Aye.
No. 1 COWS and heifers, 4A64i1c: second
quality. 4G414c; common, thin, undesirable cows.
3A gage.
Desirable bulls and stays, pa 6S&4c half fat
thin bulls, 2621.c.
Calves-Lightweght per ID, q d6c; medium.
514 a ISc; heavy. 4G4s4c.
Sheep-Desirable wethers, AZ d415c: ewes,
G4Ac.
Lambs (per lb)-Unshorn lambs. s@s4c
Hogs tper lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing f4O
to $50 lbs. 9Ac: $50 70 $50 lbs. So acc.
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Northern Wheat Market

WASHI HINGIUN
TACOMA Oct. 25.-Wheat: Export-Blue-
stem, s74ST1ze; forty fold Sac; club. SEE; red
Russian, Soc
Receipts-wheat, I1S cars; barley. cars;
oats. cars: hay. - cars.
SEATTLE. OFT. 25-wheat: Milling quota
tions-Bluestem. S51ac; forty-fold. s1t2c: club.
S015c; fife. s012c; red Russian. 7sl3c. Export
Bluestem. S21ac; forty-foId 7S12c; club, 7Tnc;
fife. q 15c: red Russian. 7512c.
Yesterdays receipts-wheat 40 cars; oats, /
car; barley I car; hay. - cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Oct 25--Wheat: Track prices
Club, S16S2c; bluestem. S5c; red Russian, I9d
Soc: valley S4c forty fold. s2d s3c.
Receipts-wheat, 40 cars; barley, cars; oats.
cars; hay, cars.
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Poultry and Game

Over $50 coops Of poultry came in from state
points yesterday and these arrivals, coming IN
on top OF the cars of Western received on
Monday, caused an easier market. There was
a good inquiry. however, for large fat hens,
young ducks. geese and broilers- a few cases
of dressed turkeys were received. but there
very little call for them and receivers were
willing 10 sell them at about the same prices
quoted for live birds. Prices for game were
irregular as offerings continued TO show effects
Of the hot weather.
Poultry (per dozeni-Hens. S4.50d5 for small.
S6d6.JO for large and SSdf0 for extra; young
ROSTERS. S6dT: do extra, S7-5O6S50; old
roOsters- $5G5.5O; fryeTs. S4.50d5; broilers.
S3-5o114.90: ducks. S40lus pigeons, S1-Io0l2:
squads. s2.5OGl3. geese. $2-506S per pairs
spring turkeys. 26d2Sc per ID
Game (per dozen l--Nfallard ducks s406; can
vasbacks s450dT sprig. S3.50d450 teal.
81. 2.50G3.50; widgeOn. S2d3: spOonbills S202.50:
gray geese. 80. 1908: white geese 81. 1.5O62. so:
brant. S1.6oM2-50; hare. 81 .25G1. so: cottOntau
rabbits So 25G2 T5
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The monthly financial letter of the American
national bank says:
In the early part of the month the foreign
bankers decided that they would accept drafts
against cotton bills OF lsding up 10 the 31st of
october. but that the cotton should be shipped
by the 18th This brought rush of exports
which materially weakened the foreign exchange
market temporarily. However. it has been de-
eded that cotton bills will be accepted until the
likely TO remain strong
The pressure the London market is evil
denced by the rise in the private rate of dis
count. On October 20 the Bank of England de.
cded TO increase its official rate from 4 10
per cent. Private discounts are running now in
London at per cent for so day bills and about
4 q per cent for 20 day paper. All foreign ex-
changes have moved in favor of London.
Although the movement of California products
toward the east is going uninterruptedly
eastern exchange remains steady around par
showing that we also in California are buying
more than sell.
Silver has been quite in prominence during
the month. rising from 54ltc on the 1st to $3.50
on the 21st. With good crops assured in India
II Is q matter Of but short time until the m
dian government must come into the market as
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Nem York Money Marker

NEW YORK. Oct 25.-Money on call, steady
ar 34z per cent; ruling rate, 3A per cent; clos
ing bid, 81 per cent; offered at 3% per cent
Time loans, fairly strong: 60 days. AZ M4h
per cent; 80 days, 434 as per cent; six months
as l4s4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5h as per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. s25564 s265 for go day
bills and S4.s675 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4s2@4. .s212.
Bar silver. 561kc.
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular.
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Butter. Cheexe and Egg.

Strictly fine butter continues to arrive freely
from various districts and rs the arrivals in
accumulat ting with several large receivers This
accumulation Is noticeable at many Of the stores
and ii has a depressing effect on the market
There nothing sold on the exchange yester-
day and there very little trading among
first hand dealers in the street. majority OF
the trade seemed be the selling side of the
market. but in the absence of important business
prices unchanged. The situation in the egg
market was about the same as il was LAST week
Stocks OF strictly fresh extras were light and
receivers had no trouble in enecting clearsnees-
Sales the exchange were confined TO fresh
extra eggs, Of which 20 cases were sold at 4sc
dozen
Receipts were Is. 500 pounds Of butter, {. .9CO
pounds Of cheese and 7S0 cases of eggs.
The following the official quotations estab-
lished on the floor OF the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street. while governed by the exchange quo
tations generally range from tsc TO 2c higher,
owing to the various charges to be added.
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Available Grain sppIy

NEW YORK. Oct Especial cable and tele-
graphic communicable received by Brsdstreet :
show the following changes in available supplies
as compared with previous accounts:
Wheat-United States east of the Rockies. IN
creased 507 900 bushels; Canada, decreased 599.-
Oo0 bushels: total United States and Canada. de-
creased 80, 900 bushels: afoat for and in Europe.
unchanged; total American and European supply,
decreased $4,000 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada, decreased
731 900 bushels
Oets-Unted States and Canada, decreased
934 900 bushels
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E,innr and Fnrinncenns Gnnd.

The miliers quoting steady -four market.
with prices unchanged.
Flour-California family extras. S5-6od6 net
without discount; bakers extras. So 6ods super
fine s. 40Gf 10: Oregon and Washington per
bbl 81 500 sos for family. bakers and patents
and S40Im4S0 for cutoff: Kansas patents S6. 70:
do straighfS $3.50. Dakota patents 81 20: do
s;rairbtS 81. 20: do clear. S. SO per bbl.
Farinace0uS GOodS-Buck -four 81 20:
buckwheat -four SELF raising s.; buckwheat
croa Is IS: corn meal. yellow S.. white So. extra
cream yellow Ss.25. extra cream white Sc. 25:
corn -four SS. cracked wheat 81 30. entire wheat
-four SEQ. fariua. S-.-t0- graham dour. S3:
bomlny large 50. small -. Granulated SS: oat
meal s4.25: DO groats Sf.25: pearl barley. 81 %:
$3.50: rye hour $i.25: rye meal S. 10: split
peas yellow s6, green $3.50; extra cream rolled
oats. $50 lbs $7Ie :. 90 lb sacks 81 rolled fakes.
$50 ID barrels $50, 90 10 sacks $5-25: rolled
wheat. 80 lb barrels S4T5: 20 Ii sacks $4 %
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MipneapoIis and Dulutb Grain and FLAX

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 25-Wheat-December,
s1.O2ss May. S1.07d OTIS. Cash wheat-No.
hard, S1.051. No. l northern. 81. .04d71 1041a No
northern. S1G1.o21s; No. 8, s1.O0ls.
Corn-No. s yellow, 4sc.
Oats-No. white. 29$t a soc.
Rye-No. ?, 7115 arc.
Flax-Closed at S261.
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New York Curb stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON. Oct 25.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S wire
says; Coppers again firm but very dull. Cop
per producers selling agencies declare more
copper has been sold for future delivery in the
last month than in any other corresponding
period in two years. Ii is said that American
consumers have not yet commenced TO make
known their wants for November and December
Selling agencies say consumers have taken some
copper, but in quantities much under their
actual needs and that they must make further
purchases soon. Metal is 13c for January de-
livery.
The following list is furnished by E. E. Hut
I'm & 400 California street San Franciscn.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady. Rye, No: 2. 761ac-
Barley, feed mixing. 60M64 fair TO choice
mailing, 69@T31ac- Flaxseed No. southwest
ern. $254; No. l northwestern S2.6I. Timothy
seed, S7.50d910. Glover, SS.a0614. Mess pork
(per bbD, Sl7.7561s. Lard (per 100 lbsl,
S13071s. Short ribs, sides loose, S10d11.
Short clear, sides, boxed. $11M11.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 326. 600 bushels. Primary receipts were S42.
900 bushels. compared with 1.455,0O0 bushels
the corresponding day year ago. The world 8
visible supply as shown By Bradstreet's, de-
creased 1900 bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 90 cars: corn, 21S cars; oats,
179 cars; hogs. 21 900 head.
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pricd Frult-. Rai.in-. Nuts ana Honey

Fruits--Evaporated apples. 79752e; fancy; sg
14c; peaches. 5IsM615e: fancy. 7c; prunes 5A a
size with no premium for the large sizes; fgs.
AZ G415e for black and 566lse for white; pears
10613c.
Raisins-New crop layers. clusters-6 crown.
81. 30: crown. So: crown, $1.50; crown,
S13O: . crown. 81 20: seeded. 56515c FOR choice
and Sc for fancy; ThOmpsons seedless. "a
5Ac for unbleached and 71ac for bleached; loose
muscatel. crown 512c, crown 4Ac, crown
4Ac: seedless, 81 d4iac; new raisins, 3A 43lse
in sweatboX at Fresno.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpsreils, 15e; IXL4 14c:
plus ultra. 13c; peerless. 12cs brakes. HE:
Ianguedoes. lie; hardshell. IA 6sc; shelled
almonds 20G35c; new walnutss 15c per ID for
No. sofrshels. 1415c for No I standards: No.
standard lie: pecans 1415 d15c; peanuts. IA
csc; pine nuts 1s02oc; California chesnuts,
1OG12c per H.
HoneyIwater white comb. 1sdf7c; white do.
12d1215c; amber do. 10d11c extracted, S1a acc
for white. TGsc for light amber and 515d6iac
per ID for amber.
Beeswax-2715 gSoc per Ib for light and 2s@
26c for dark
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Deciduou. and Citrus Fruit.

The market was still badly overstOcked with
table grapes yesterday, receipts OF everything
heavy and the carry over from the preceding
day large Good sound stock sold fairly. put
cIsarances OF rain damaged fruit. which formed
a large percentage OF the offerings Wine
grapes were duh and easy the offerings repre-
sPnting the last OF the crops. Nutmeg melons
brought stid prices when good. but there was
hardly any sale for unattractive lots FIGS sold
well. but the supply was too large 70 permit
partment the feature sharp advance in
prices for huckleberrieS. stocks OF which We're
closely cleaned Up Dealers . Sra5es se 5o pey
for the best lemons. although they were worth
S6.15d6.25 at shipping points.
rawberries-S465 per chest.
Raspberries-$ .50d6 per chest
Huckleberries-9412c per 10.
Cranberries- bay. S364 per box: Cape
Cod. s75o@s per bbl for early black and $9g
$50 for late Howes
Apples 6per box)-Fancy tier red. 9oc@
1.25: do AZ tier. 65fIS5c: Newtown pippims
90cd$1.l0; BellshOwer I5c0S1; choice frult'
Pesrs-winter Neliis. Si.25af5O per box;
cooking varieties. 5ocGS1 per box
Plums-Lste red. 50c@Sl per box.
Figs-75e4S1 per box
Persimmons-S1 q % per box
Pomegranates-6O07 75c for small and S14 LOO
for large boxes.
Meions-NutmeS melons. s101.50 per box.
Grapes-Crates. $10t25 FOR Isabella 6oq Ioc
for queen and 35d50c for other varieties; large
boxes. unuscat. 50c6S1: tokay, 40d Toe; seed
less. sI75G2: black. 4O0e5c3 cOrnichon. GOA
5Se yerdel 99 7Se %i9e grspeS 2 ,,So1 sISi Il per
Citrus Fruits tpsr bONl-Valencia oranges.
So 75Gl4 for fancy; $S08-50 for choice and 81 80
spedless: lemons S6Gs.5O for fancy. S4G5 for
choice and $2.j0Q3.50 for standard; Mexican
lines. $6- 5OaI.
for Hawaiian and Mexican. g. 50qS2 IS for Cen
traI American; pineapples, S2-50G3.5O per dozen-
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Hav and Feed.tnfF.

Arr.val> of bay became light again vesferdav
being SO tons The market showed no change
whatever
Bran S29631 per ton.
Middngs- S34036 per ton
shorts 500 50 per ton.
Feedstrhs Rolled harley. s22a23: rolled oats
for feed S20nS1. mixed feed $25d26 for sver-
age lots. linseed oileake meal 20 IONS $40 ~
tons $40 30, . tons $41. smaller lots sal 50:
cocoannt cake or meal at mills. S25 30 in % and
10 and s26 in ron lots. jobbing SOS 90 ror1 or,
meal $50 3; cracked corn. S5sQ37; alfalfa
meal carload lots SlI. joobing SIS: red star al
fslfa meal. SIS in car lots and SO iobbino. No
destc alfalfa meal SIS so in car lots ana an SS.
JoDoing; stockton mealfalfa SIT in ear Iotz ar1N
Sle Jopolng, Caproco cilcake meal sic IN no.
ton: ealtairs. Sle in car lots aud 500 iobbinr
Hay-Ordinary wheat, $oI IL. so. choics <is61
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
Loans, Exchanges and silver
The Mongolia took out for Hongkong $4,000
STOCK MARKET

There was moderate business of $4,000 ir
bonds yesterday, but stocks were quiet. The
only change of note advance in Asso-
cia ted oil to $44 3712.
Giant powder was ex dividend of SOC yes