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FOREIGN MARK ETS.
FINANCIAL,

FINANCIAL.
New YosK, Dee l2.-The London settlements
have disclosed a tendency towards realizations
before Christmas. chiefly affecting the Argen-
tine Peruvian ard American railways.
LONDON, Dec. l3-Bar silver, SGD. Bank Of
England discount, per cent.
BHrADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Dsc. i3-N heat Demand, poor
No. , red winter, dull. IS Sd; No. > red spring,
dun, 6s
Flour-nemani poor and unchanged.
Coru--pemand isir; spot, firm, Is 3iai: De-
cembe steady. Is 21Id January, steady, Is 8 al ;
January new, steady, is u a.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE STATE OF rRanE

sAS FRANCISCO, nec. l. The vegetable mar
ket Is dragging Tor ordinary varieties Los
Angeles pesrs arrive III poor condition and Sc
slowly. Potatoes are frIG, with fair demand
reported Onions are steady ct quotations
Swce, potatoes sre il Ugh; demand. Mush.
rooms AZ scarcer aac higher tomatoes src
drug ii the market sud asparagus = du!l
Fresh !ruiis are very dun, oatads Of cho.ea
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MERCHANDISE
Hops-Dull and weak: state, good to choice,
1sfG23c; Pacific coasts, 1SG22c.
Cofee-Options closed steadyto 10 points M.
Sales were 6.90o bags, including December. $l5 60
OILS So January, SIS 206oi5i As; Nav, si4 550l4 So
Spot Rio@Duii and easy: No. :, is,sc. NV
Sugar-Raw-Dull; refined, quiet and steady.
Wo0l-Fair demands: firm; domestic fleece.
25td35c; pulled, 200d31c
Copper-Moderate demand; firm; Lake. $12.25.
Lead-Quiet and steady: domestic, $3.1a
Tin-Weaker: Straits. $lo.55.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Dec. I2.-Wheat--Quiet: opened IN
changed: frmed up sc ON purchases to cover
shorts by prominent bears; declined &c on lower
cables, continued liberal receipts in the North
west and liberal local offerings. and closed easy,
ssc lower than yesterday Receipts were Ill 600
bushels; shipments, 90, 900 bushela
Wheat-Easy; cash, 7la+c; May, 7sLzc.
Coru-Steady; cash. 421ac; May 471zc.
Oats-Easy: cash, 301sc; May. $40.
Rye-f1c
Barley--6tc.
Flax-Sl09
Timothy-s201.
Whisky-sl.25
Pork--Cash, sII45: January, $3.50
Iard-Cash. S. %; January, $S.2a
Shoulders-sS.65G1310
Short clear-sS. 75tfts 90
Short ribs-Steady: cash. $500: January, 81. 20.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Dec. i2-Catte- Receipts, 5000:
dull and weaS. Christmas beeves, s.. 50QD6 80;
Others, 81 s0(95 81; stockers, 81 9ostt3IO
gs-ReCeinfs. 24oo0; steady. Rough and
common. $5s0tG6.3o; prime heavy. s6.31J6 50;
butchers, Sc .NG6.S0; light, s5.9O(gG20; skips
and pigs. s4.75QD6s5
sheep-Receipts. la,ooo; grades steady: others
Csc lower. Christmas weihe-s. Sa.50[G6.00; ma
tiyes. 81 000d5.2j: mixed, So y0tIip; Westerns,
{4400sf 60; Texans. S.. 7Jlsi CO.
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Tacoma Gratn Market.

TAcouA. Pee. I2-!Special The grain ms,
ket was exceedingly dull today. Quotations;
g. f0E Club, -iisc tor Blue Stem. Very litt!s
Offering. however. and bot little show for &c
tiy!ty uuli, into the new year.
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sryosE AEp Aztec USING.

drains and loss of pow
err OF the Generatve organs in either caused by
over exertion. youthful errors, excessive OF
tobacco. opium or stimulants which soon lead to
fnfirmtty, Consumption and Insanity. Put 10 con-
venient 10 carry IN vest pocket = per packagaby
mail. for g. With every ~ order we give sersttss
guarantee D. refuHd the money Circui free
Address Nerve seed Co., Chicago HI.
for sale ia Seattle, Wash, by sfewar. a Holmes
Drug
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partI.oa Grain MARIE,

PORTLAND. Zee. Especial " heat In
sc;ive and weak: Valley. s. l.tpl. IL Malta
" ala. slO7is 10 per eeats.. Receipts were
II. ~ csuIsls
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Manhood Restored!

"NERVE SEEDS.o
the wonderful remedy.
Is sold with q ssrsffsss
guarantee to cure all
nervous diseases. such
a. Weak Memory. Loss
Of Brain Power. Head.
ache. Waksfuines<.
Lost Manhood. Night
iy Emissions, Nervous
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LILY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In one hour and twenty five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Having been rebuilt Is the finest Passenger
steamer on the Sound. Regular daily and Sunday
trips Seattle Tacoma route, rs follows:
TAKING EFFECT
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is.
Leave Seattle $50 q. m. 1870 p. IN. and 500 p N.
sharp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma 1880 m. 1880 . m. and $3.50
p m. sharp. Daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS
Leave Tacoma a m and p. m sharp.
Leave Seattle $50 a m and p. m. sharp
Landing at n. P. wharf, Tacoma, and Commer
cial dock. foot Of Marion street, Seattle.
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DoRT ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND. DUN.
i geness and seattle route.
TINE CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday, November l. 1922.
Leaves daily except Monday as follows: Seattle,
IA m; Townsend l0:30; arrives Port Angels
T. m Leaves Port Angeles n m; f'ort
Townsend q so p. m; arrives Seattle 10 T. N.
landings City Dock, Seattle; IthnaPs Dock, Port
Townsend: Morse's Dock. Port Angeles
HATCH ERGA
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DORT ORCHARD

DoRT ORCHARD
Navy YARD Route Bremerton. sidney
aaG Charleston.
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot OF Washington stree, daily enrept
sunday. at us 6 n and 800 n N. Ire 90
a. III. trip includes head Of Port Orchard Excas.
sloa psrpes can ss accommodated 81 sundays
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INVERTEBRATES ROUTE
IL The new, fast and commodious steamer cry
OF ABERDEEN. carrying passengers and height,
viii leave on the following schedule, daily. except
sunday, commencing Friday. nov. %. 1892: south
bound-Leave Everett, 40 a. M; leave Mnkliteo
$40 m. lv kGmonds, M arrive seattle. 20; Is
a. m; leave Seattle 1890 n H.: arrive Tacoma.
1890 p. IN. North bound-Leave iscoma. 80 p.
H. arrive Seattle 3 80 p. leave Seattle 4:30
p. m; leave Edmonds, 40 ?. m: leave Mukiiteo.
$3.50 r. M: arrive Everett. Gas p. IN. sundays
Leave Everett 3 r. III. Returning. leave Seattle
4:3J y. m. Landings-EvsretF. Merchants l5ock
Seattle, Baker * Cos Dock; Tacoma. =. Z. Eock.
Agents -Merchants' Dock Co, Everett. II. w.
Baker 6 Co, Seattle; telephone 2l4 J. K. Harmon,
Tacoma; telephone 45s. THOS s. TEN.
Manager.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NORTHERN.

THE NORTHERN
r Bsrlo, Tacoma u Smpson&s BItmre
l. b lockwood. do 4 Halpost. Portland
George Nelson, do II III Spicer, Nancouve,
Cohen, do o..held, DO
n Ianery, Scheme CH Washer. Coliax
y l. Snorpdine. Wal WallA Nogel san Fran
I d sumner. Everett IL II Tripen, Portland
{ Marshall. do } Montgomery, do
I Cush3ng, Tacoma + Perkins. Aberdeen
L r Dorr, Olympia A Lacy, Portland
II IL Duff. k:!so. Wash IL Duniway. do
J steele, Tacoma ]. AshuEEan. do
q Cleveland. Chicago Frombery, do
y K sullivan, ST Louis Heiufz, do
{ CaZ er. do Nintesieid. y York
T. II IeEhnrn, Spokane c T Nicholson. do
Fra Allen. Tacoma A Paine. Chicago
" Gillette, Fairhaven Il Cromby, II Gamble
J 4 Coleman, SuUhDnsh
THE ARLINGTON.
Mrs 7 II Bramie, What ]. o Sanders. Vashon
Mrs ]. Chester. -au J. lee Is IS, North Bend
u Cali4c0an. CITY & - PERCY, Blaine
" Aagsa, Auacortes u " Morse. OAK HArbor
/ Fish do u J Paddock. Portland
+ Kendall. Portland y J. NcCabe. Tacoma
] + >rnaci Cliv & Butler. II Townsend
II cooley, Victoria Wheeler * ", Vie
II tstt1u, city Mrs Nag=e 4 c. Ana
|. \eunau, Colby 4 + Johnson, noaomish
! 4 Thomas, arlington 4 "a Black, VI tatcoGl
- Lacy olympia III PaTkes, oEohom!sh
N.Y. { II Nyc, do Vernon. Everett
ladies' 60 - }. J. Wl.;xer. sls Froa: s;r,s-
aUd Asvc your lal- property s:tea1sl -
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK. Dec. 13-The movements in the
stock exchange today IN some respects were more
important than for some time past Distilling
and cattle feeding closed on q fractionally
higher range In railway shares Rock Island
suddenly doomed into prominence and was
taken in round amounts FROM sS3s up to SSl2
Minneapolis st. Louis bounded up two points.
A firm feeling prevailed throughout the list at
the close.
Government bonds-Steady.
Petroieum-Openedd dull and closed nominally
easier
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Leaves City Dock seattle, daily except Sa,ar-
day. at 9 u m, tor Edn0ncs. Clinton Tulazfn.
Browns Point langley. Coupeville, san lie fucA
OaS baroor. cisa.a1y ana acouHer Re,u-asay
leaves iRcoaaer = II. for Sc attic covering sane
roQIe i. GREEN Msste5.
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SILVER
NEW Yong, Dec. 13.-Bar silver, $50.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-One of the largest ship
ments OF specie taken for many months went on
the steamer Traye this morning. 1t included
81, 80. GOO in gold and nearly $4,000 in silver.
Appearances indicate that gold shipments this
week will aggregate about $5,C00C01
BONDS
Q. 8 a, registered 1l3 lU s. Is, registered. 100
IL Go
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DELLINGHAM BAY INSIDE ROUTE
WhStcom ani Sehome, Fairhaven. Samish, n
acnrtss. Fidalgo city, Ut.alady, CoupeyiiIe Lsag.
ley, Clinton, Everett, EdMOndA
STEAMER wAsCo
Leaves Merchants dock Tuesdays THURSDAY.
and Saturdays at o'clock a N. Tickets for sale
., CITY Ticket Office. S0i second street
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CTEAMER TIME TABLE.
- rHE STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Runs the following time card. daily:
FARE TO TACOMA, so CENTS
LEAVING. ARRIVING.
Olympia. ..-. $50 a NJ Tacoma $500. $50 q. m.
Tacoma. 10 90 a II Seattle. ...... IL 90 aoon
seattle...... 100 p m Tacoma. 800 p m
Tacoma $3.50 p H. olympia c:3O D. m
Connecting with boats Tor kamIlchie and shsi-
ton City DOCK, foot of Washington street
CAPTAIN l. WILLY. Mas,sE
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OFT lERN
PACIFIC a.R-

Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Dav Co.chs,
and finest Palace Dining Oars between seattle. 81
Paul and Chicago without change Connections
for all points in the United States end Canada
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last THINK
Z PORT GARDNER ROUTE

PORT GARDNER ROUTE
st e A n II GREY II D q I'd
Leaves Seattle daily ..................... 1850 m.
Arrives Everett caily. ................. $3.50 a m
Leaves Everett daily 9+5 a m
Arrives Seattle daily. I2 30 m
Leaves Seattle daily .................l2:fo n m
Arrives Everett daily !. 80 D. m.
Leaves Everett daily . 30 ., m.
Arrives Seattle daily. 4:aD p IN.
Leaves Seattle n.ux $500 D. m.
Arrives Everett 7:lo d. m
Leaves Everett I SSacsps 17:2D % m
Arrives Seattle l0:30 p. IN.
Connects with boat for snohomish. Ceanects
with steamer Bailey Gatzert for Tacoma
Trips daily including Sunday
To take effect Monday. September i9
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLAUD TROUP. FRANK W. GoODHUE,
Pres Secy.
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RANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

pANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
PAID-UP CAPITAL............... 80 600, 900
RESERVE. .........,....,.,,,,.,,... $50 600
Head Office. 60 Lombard street. London.
Branches-Portland, San Francisco. Seattle. Ia
coma, Victoria, New Westminster, Nanaimo
Kamioops, Nelson. Vancouver, b. &.
General Banking and Exchange Business
transacted. Loans made. Bills discounted. Com.
merciai credits granted. Deposits received on cur
rent account subject to check. Interest paid on
time deposits r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
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OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. LIST, 1892


For st. Paul and Esst-I0: IS D. m.
For Spokans-3: 20 y m. and 1928 p. n.
For Portland and south-s;l5 q M. and 8: -
p. m
For Oiympia-s:l5 q m.
For Montesnno and Ocosta-a: Is n m
For Tecoma-S:i6 S:l6 IN, l2:0l 500. q %
S:45 and 1925 p
For snoquaimie Falls and North Bend-s:lS
T. III.
For sumas and Anscortes-e:l5 - IN
For snohomish aud Gstcheu-9:l5 . =. anl
l:35 p m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sEArrL1
From St Paul and East-ll:25p .. m.
From Spokane-10:35 o. m apd IL rs D. IA.
From Portland ana soush-S:5o p m and II: -
d m.
From Olympia-5:50 p m
From Montessno and ocoste-o:5o p M
From Tacoma-I255 ssA5 aud loss Z m,
400, 8 so, S:45 and ;25 p. m.
From snoquaimis Falls aud North Bend-e:2o
From sumas and Anacortes--52 20 o. m
From Snohomish and Gstchsli- IL: IS q m ana
$50 p. m
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL PUIN is In THE WORLD
For rates. routes and ether Information call on ~
address
AID CHARLTON. Asst Gen PasA Ar,
13l First ST.. Portland Or.
Ia NApEAU, General Agent City Ticket Ones
corner Yeslef avenue and Commercial street
Seattle
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST co..
Incorporated 1887. Capital, 100000
Bailey Building. Corner Of Second ana caerry
Transacts general banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received in any amount from one dollar
op~sas Ana intsres: allowed thereon.
Money loaned upon improved
farm and city real estate
TRUSTEES:
LEf0H = J. HUNT Pyes,den,
: WILLIAM + BAILEY ............ Vice Prssden.
g. II. Hebron. .......................Aa Manager
= =. bAArEh.'.......'... Cashier
COLUMBUS T. TYLER, :. D. LowMAN. s c
Williams. WM r. FISHER
TIE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK O,
lad Up capital. $500. 90,
''''''''.-'''......ss..."... So,00t
Buy and sell foreign and domestic s,es,,.s
Tnisas money money BY telegraph TO all cities in Ii;
money and pass boot: or eer.incs:sss ss. .,
'or Our facilities for making coliectons q. con-
"A1 'scsase prompt attention.
DIRECTORS:
J. 1uRrE" AHT"............"....v' Vice Presidents
L q J. HUST. s. ERxUiNTrnxL 'aS
coRREsPoNprNrs:
Lonaen, n. RothschId 4 Sons: Psr4a IA
nM .s;ns freres; Frankfort A. NJ, (. Von
c c.easef Co; New York. agency Of Bank OF Cali
Issssn sunolk National Bank: san Francs.co'
Sse.,s.,nnos Cshfornis; Portland The Tisss
DExTEB HORTON Z CO. 1AxKlaa-
MooRPoRAr1D l0l
LOG, 600
Vice Presideii............ a. DENNY.
c..h H,sef'..............-N =. ~ LATLMER
sss: and ss.s:... Ne.
land ana ssr nsa s san IL w.
'nssoa' oregon .nd hsitiaA
eisHs tE.: 81 S2sssnxs on Louoso svs1asb,s sl,,
Shere IN Europe
Collections made At q, points on favorahaatsfm.
Gstt for safs keeping.
1'HE FIRST NATIONAL BAaKo1 sEATrLE
snrr,uss .-.''...'.'.'.s3!o oco
i.ua1cr rreeiasn!
LEsTs1 TUHNED...............s... Cashier
0sreral bankint business transacted
principal cities Of the United states
and Eurona
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STEAMERS.
n W. BAKER q CO.. BAKERS DOCK,
IL. foot Of University street.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP coMrANX
4oRTLANA sEA17LA vAxoouvIA
1Int-class Steel stsamships
HAYrIAN REPUBLIC AND wILMINoroN,
Carrying freight and passengers, leave svsry ten
dAya For passenger and freight rates. exact sail.
ing dates, etc, apply to
h. W. BAKER q CO.. agents
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

TIDES AT SEATTLE HARgoR FOR THE WEEK BE.
GINNING WEDNESDAY. DEC. IL
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STEAMER FAIRHAvEN

T ACoNNER ROUTE.
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ladies' 60 - ). J. WI,;wer. sls Froa: s;rss.
aud Asve YOU. lal- property a:tea1el -.
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THE ARLINGTON.
The Weather In July.

OLYMPIA, Aug. 9.-The mean tempers-
ture of the air in July for the whole state
was $50. or Ii degrees below the normal
temperature. The mean was below tho
normal on the northwest coast and on the
Sound from Port Townsend to Tacoma,
about 10 degree, above the normal in Port
Angeles and Olympia and below in South
ern Washington, where the departure was
from is to 80 degrees. The highest
temperature in the state was i05 degrees
at Walla Waila, on the 30th. In Western
Washington to date the highest tempera.
ture reached was less than 80 degrees, the
highest being IS, at Chehalis on the 9th.
at Tacoma on the 18th, and Seattle on the
Goth. The highest temperature occurred
from the 9th to the Slst in ali
parts OF the state. In Eastern WASH
ington the average number of days the
temperature was 80 or above was five.
The lowest temperature in the state was
So, at Rosaiia, Whitman county, and Gem
teryille, klickitat county, on the 7th. and
a. Waterville on the 7th and 18th. Tho
lowest temperature IN Western Washing
ton was 10 degrees, at Chehalis, on the 7th.
The minimum temperature occurred gen.
orally on or near the 7th throughout the
state. On that date there were light fros,s
in Eastern Washington and at some points
west Of the mountains. In Western WASH
ington the average excess of rainfall over
the normal wa. 003 inches. The monthly
rainfall was deficient at Fort Candy. o. 78
inches. and at Port Angeles, DOS inches.
From Port Townsend TO Portland there was
an excess. In Eastern Washington the
rainfall exceeded the normal in the north
east and fell below elsewhere. OF the dis
tribution of rainfall throughout the
month z per cent. fell in the second ten
days, Fl per cent. in the first ten days and
per cent. in the last eleven days. In
Western Washington there was an aver
age OF seven cloudless days, fourteen part.
ly cloudy. ten cloudy and eight rainy
days days on which fell .oi Of an inch or
more of rainl In Eastern Washington
the average number OF cloudiess days was
20; partly cloudy, 8; cloudy. ?: rainy. 2.
Frosts were recorded on the 7th, 10th.
18th. i4th and 23d. Auroras occurred on
the 18th and 25th: solar halos on the 18th:
thunder storms on the 81. 4sh. 9Th, 18th
and 10Th.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.


SAN Francisco. Aug 1.-THE fruit market
was abuudantly supplied with all varieties.
There were large arrivals OF watermelous and
canteloupes, and prices Tor the latter were par
ticulafiy low and weak. Bartlett pears con-
sinue to sail well and enjoy good shipping de-
mand. Peaches not doing so well and Gamers
are not dis posed to pay the prices as before
Raspberries are scarce and readily command
top quotations A small lot of ounces was
offered at IS cents box. The dried fruit market
remains unchanged.
The market for dairy produce is dull and
heavy.
The vegetable market is quiet Onions ars
weak, owing to large supplies. Potatoes are
frmer, and choice grades realized fair values.
The market is giutted with corn, and prices
were shaded materially to relieve supplies.
Lima beans are arriving more freely, and enjoy
fair inquiry. Cucumbers and summer squash
are in over-supply. and prices are weak. Toma-
toes are also cheaper.
Produce receipts-Flour, Il 900 quarter sacks:
'wheat. Il, GOO centals oats. 2.OO0 centas barley.
11,oO0 centals; corn, 5000 centals; beans, 1,oo0
sacks; potatoes. 5000 sacks; wine, $1,000
gallons.
Flour-Family extras. $A4oQel5o per barrel;
bakers extras. 81 l5t14 IS; superfne. $2.501S.00.
wheat-$l- SCI 49L s71. per GENITAL for desirable
Genital.
Barley-Feed. s7,sc per GENITAL for dark Coast;
zoe for good ouaiity; sl14Qg915sc for choice
brewing; s5cSsl o5 per GENITAL for Chevalier: SIS
@i.so pei. GENITAL for standard: soetSsl.lo for
lower grades.
Oats-Choice and fancy old oats. 81 42lsgnl 50
per GENITAL: new common grades, 81 12i2tgl.2o;
fair TO good. $l.2S9lS5; black oats. S. E1.(9lO
per GENITAL.
Corn-$1-3 for large yellow; $l.351L 3711 for
small yellow; $l5i a9lE'a per Genital for
white
OPTIONS
Call board sales: Wheat, seller year. 81: $50
1851: closing, $l36i :; buyer December. 81. i2lx
@l.I2l!. closing Sl.425S
Barley-selIer year. s5sa3s44c; closing, $3.50.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight, 10: telegraphic. l215 Sterling
bills-Bank, $AS7l1; sight, stse: commercial.
$S5. silver bars, per ounce-S39SSi1. Mexi-
can dollars-67z 967l<.
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California Crop Report.

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 9.-The crop condi-
tons as reported for the week ending
Monday evening, August s. show that the
weather has been somewha. warmer than
during the previous week, while the out
look is about the same, viz: A good yield
of barley and hay and fair yield of wheat.
The fruit crop will be short of the aver.
age. Bartlett pears, peaches. nectarines
and other fruits are being shipped daily in
car loads to the East. The weather has
been generally cioudless throughout the
agricultural districts Of the state. A light
sprinkle of rain is reported from Tehama
and Butte counties. The grain crops are
all in and the fruit is being rapidly har-
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higher: lambs lower: natives. EaD072 70: rG1
ans, &7SgA IS, Westerns. A~il3SD&1A
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Aug. L-wheat-opensd &c higher
on bGilish government crop report. held
steady on favorable Russian crop report, and .
&C break in the price at Berlin. liberal winter
wheat receipts and favorable weather: i'm
proved re on buying on shorts. and closed weak
and sc lower. Receipts wers 29i. zee: ship
rsnts, $4,000 bushels
Wheat-Lover; cash. 7Sssc; September. T1sc.
Corn-Firm; cash, 5S5ac: septemeer, 5si4s
osts-Essy; cash, S5ays3s&e; september.
Rya-65Isc.
Rariey-o2c.
Ftsx-fos.c.
Tiucthy-yI.N
Whisky%LI5.
Pork-Cash, si2T7t<; September. t2s7t<
Lard-Cash, 81 sass; September, s.. 80
enost ribs--Cash. september, E.97iS
slouldsrs--s7. aoea-. 30.
short Clsar-ss. 2V3sSeS