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Plant. $4,000 p bx: Green Corn, eOGb5e SIX for
common and / @l5c p dozen for BAY: Berke-
ley Germ, 4e@59c p bsx; Cucumbers. 5@25e for
Bay; Pickles, ST. so p ct fer n 0. and Doc for " o.
2; Green Peppers. 25@6Uc for Chile In large boxes
and 35@6eo p box for Bell: Summer Squash,
$50 SC p box: oDatoes, 1O@30c for Vacavie
and zsR4Oc q bx for RIVER: string Beans, 2@212c
u 10: Lima Beans, 2l6@p3c v 10 Marrowfat Squash.
$5c9s p ten; Cabbage. 50@60c p ctl; Feed Car
rets. 36@4Oc p ctl; Garlic. l1a@2c U ID.
PROVISI0NS-Th market Is not active. but
prices are arm ruie. Bacon. log l01ac for
heavy and ll@ll19c for light medium: l2@l21ao
. T. for light and loo q ID for extra light; last
ern Sugar-cured Hams, 14@1415c p 10: Call fornia
Hams l3Q9l31ac: Eastern Lard. tierces &c q Il tor
compound ard SC fer pure; pals, e12c; Califer-
mia, tierces, 61ac for compound and s@s1ac TOR
pure; haf-bbIs. sc: 1ob tins, SEC; do 5-fb, iec:
Mess Beef $7@17 90 p OIL; extra mess do. $40
So family DO, $l0@11; extra prime Pork.
S12 500 10; extra clear, Sl9 5O@20 = Dbl; mess
SIS: smoked Beet. 1Oc p 70.
HoPS-NomiBal at SO l0c for 1893 Hops and 10
Ollie asked for 1894
HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy sailed Steers, 4s4 C
p ID med una. 334c q ii; light &c p 10; Cow
hides, 3@g31se p h; sailed Kip, 4c; saIted Calf.
&C. salted Veal SC; dry Hides, usual selection,
61ac p ID drv Kip and Calf 61ac p ID; prime
Goatsktns, 25@s4gc each Kids. 5@10c; Deer
SKINS good summer, zoe p 10; medium, 15@20c;
winter, sc; Sheepskins, shearlings. 10000 each;
wool, 56@T6c each; Culls of all kinds about Hac
less.
TALLow-No. 1 rendered, 41a@545sc; country
Talew, &c p 10: refined, 55S@51sc p 10; Grease,
so 3Lac - n.
woOL-sDring clip, San Joaquin and Southern.
seven months; FeethllI S9se; choice orthern,
9@llc; Nevada, 1890; Humboldt and Mende
oine, l0e12c; Eastern Oregon, 1850; Valley
Oregon, 1U@12c q 10.
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California Fruit $ ales.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1o.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction this morning..
realizing: BARTLETT pears, in refrigerator cars
81 1901 50; ventilated cars. S5c0Sl 05.
Peaches-Early Crawford, 75@95c: Decker, SOC;
Foster, 75@90c. Plums-Egg, soc: pruaes Ger
man, 81 20; Gres, 81 S6@1 so. Grapes, half
crates-Tokay. 81; Rose, 81 %: Muscat, 81 As;
FontaineDleau. 81 20; nectarines, csc.
Porter Brothers Company s0ld to-day at auction
three of California fruit: Pruacs, nocIArfnes.
S5c; Gres, 81 1901 %; tragedy, csc. PluHs
Fallenburg, 81; egg, 75@sOc: Columbias. Use;
Washington, 76D76c; Japan. 95c. Peaches-sus-
quenauna. 81; Crawford. 55@S5e; Tuscan, clings
15c: strawberry, 5OcGsl: roster, 66@s0c: Mays
ChoIce S5c. Grapes -Iokay, 81 45az Is; Mus
cat, 81 1891 40; Rose OF Peru, 81 20; Fontsine-
bleau, 81 ~.
Porter Brothers Company. Boston. sold to-day
at auction five cars of California fruit. crawford
peaches, $l@l So; Crawford clngs, 81 65: white
freestones. 81 lZ12; German prunes. S5c0SI rs |;
bradshaws, 81; prunes, eros, 81 50@l rs; Bart
lett pears 60c@1$1 20.
Porter Brothers Company, Philadelphia. sold
one car of California fruit at auction: Bartlett
pears 81 35@l 10; prunes, eros. 81 S0@2 65;
Japan plums, 81 rs: egg plums, 81 1891 SO.
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FIsH-PEg FOUND.
Strong Men of OIden Times

Philip. Count OF hirchberg, was so strong
thathe could drive a nail into the wall with one
OF his fBgers. Spanlard named Pedro.
who migrated TO Naples In 1885, drove nails
info the wall With his forehe d. POtowka,
hand. Valentine Eisedel, Count Of Scbwar-
z. nberg and curt of LuetzOw, Meckenburg
nGbleman, dld the same thing with ease
The latter could carry a tun of wine ana
throw silver coins with such force against an
oak Tree that the edge imbedded itself In the
bark: Frederick of HaZstein. who lived at
Iimburg in 1868, could lift an aum (forty Eng
llsh gaOns) OF VINE and drink from the bung-
h ole. johann, Count OF ZiegenhAin Of Hessa,
1455, pushed aside six aumS OF wine. wagon
and all, which obstruc ted the road over which
be was riding. Count SIegmund OF Burgstal
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
NJ Pierith, Chicago Doyle Chicago
ID Evans, Eureka w Clark W, OAKLAND
e Monroe, Los Angeles A lngersoil. San Diego
u + Gard, Les Angeles A Hosle, Chicago
NJ Selar san Jose " Evans.
MRS NiRship, Napa Wallace, Eureka
Dillon. Mil II Hickey 6w, Carson
A Hebron Jr, j K1dder & W, Cal
L T. Evans Springfield E Barron W, London
7 E Bvrnss San Mateo q b Polhenus, San Jose
c C McIvor san Jose L II Davis, Chicago
Gilman 4 W, SactO
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
P Grewen. L ObispO Phillips,& W. Liyermor
> Hlndes Ohio W Ii Johnson, Ind
J Berscbck Nanaimo J A Papadopolls, Ind
Ed LutrreH ColuSa Ray Turner, IND
j Convey, Ind Nelson. U
NJ C LIS Fortune, Cal L Brown,
Ii Ray. san Rafael K Ambrose, STOCKTON
W Brickmaster, Cal 7 Pidwell. Petaluma
W Gibson Tuiare d arner. stockton
Geo Flanders q SN O'BenOvan, U S
K McCulIouph Omaha NJ Lee, WI d fm, POrtld
G G JorgeuSeH, st Paul L Downey, Sacto
VIM Goodman, Y
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
I Redman, San Jose Greer, san Jose
A Haggy, Alameda A Bulls, Alameda
j W Namara, Dunsmuir ShOne, DunSmulr
p johnson, Oakland i sexton, Sacramento
j de Quadres, Sacto Geo burry, Santa clara
NJ Reilly, san Rafael II White, Los Angeles
A Kuffel, Angeles Green. stockton
Miss Cummings, Cal Kumback, San Jose
Stinny, AlcatraZ
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y Il NAV. CO., f. Nc Asa
L NEIL, Rceiver-Ocean Div.-snd PA EaEsAsS
CIFIC COAST S. S. co. will dispatch from Spear
street wharf, at 10 A. M for the above ports one
of their Al iren steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-August 2, IL "a
C0LUMBIA1August 7, IT. 81. Sept =, l6, 90.
Connecting via Portland with the o. r. d \. KY
system and other divergng lines fer all peiats IN
Oregon. Washington, British Columbia, Alaska
Idaho, Montana Dakota, Utah, wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and to
Europe.
round trip, cabin $50.
Ticker ofhces-4 New Montgomery street, under
Palace Hotel
Freight and Ticket ohice-19 Montgomery St.
GOODALI4, PERKIA & CO., SuptS. ocean DIV
1tf 10 Market ST. San francisco.
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING, Aug. 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

FRIDAY EVENING, Aug 1Us
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Failures decreased.
Silver unchanged.
Wheat futures lower.
Barley easy. oats declined.
Rye lower and heavily offered.
Corn quiet
Hay and Feedstuffs unchanged.
Potatoes in large supply.
Onions steady.
Butter a fraction higher.
Eggs and Cheese unchanged,
Poultry sells slowly.
Lines higher again.
Dried Fruits unchanged.
Large stocks of Vegetables.
Honey firmly held.
Hogs higher, Beef and Mutton unchanged.
Hams Bacon anG Lard firm.
Rice buoyant
Liverpool Salt firm and active
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NEW YORK, Aug. lO.-The Evening Posts Lon
don cabiegran says: The stock market became
quieter the settlement approaches, but the tone
remains good throughout. In Americans there
was further improvement to-day. but the close
was nearly half point under the best on profit
taxing There was a firm uhdertone, however,
AID stocks are believed to be scarcs. Atchisens
were strong.
II Is believed here Mr.. Litte's report disc oses
The worst. and President Re nhart's reported res
lgnation outweghs the bad feeling created by Mr..
LlttIe's figures,
0fHcia statistics in Indian finance are more IA
vorable than anticipated. The Council is selling
drafts freely. The financial position causes less
disquiet.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Board OF Trade operators
were anxious to realize to-day and as result all
the grain markets closed with loss September
wheat finished 11c lower September corn was lc
lower and September oats lac lower. ProYi-
sions were stronger and closed at an advance all
around.
In wheat there was not great deal dOiug at the
start but later the market became quite active
The Keeling was, the whole. weak and gen orally
lower prices ruled. There very little news NJ
hand that had any particular effect on values,
the partIt u weakening influence being the
withdrawal OF the support which corn has had on
the market, that cereal selling down aud wheat
sold of In sympathy. There was a Temporary ad-
after the first dscliRe, due to the covering
by Partridge, who purchased probably 10000.
ish Influences, the liberal receipts OF flour from
outside markets, less demand, and the break In
corn all com olned 10 make the SITUATION easier
Initial trades were at the same price 70 12c
over the final figures of yesterday, at 5b12c for
September and SOLD of 5s4$4c. rallied ss(@34c,
eased on lc, advanced A60asc, changed some,
and closed with September az 5614c.
Corn was less active, but nervous and feverish
all day. with fluctuations covering IL @16sc
range the feeling was rather easier. with more
disposition tue art OF longs realize. Cou u
try was moderately active on both sides of the
efforts at the start on the part of local profession
ais to depress prices, but there were many buy
ing orders on hand, the Continued drought caus-
ing inter or longs TO adhere more firmly TO
their pos ton, and tn market dtd not respond to
light showers around the edge of the western
northwestsrn part of the corn belt, but none In
the prin cipal states.
The wsshIngton forecast did not predict any
rain for the W est, although cooler weather
predicted. Outside markets were steady and Liv-
erpVol firm. The market opened mere settled
than for some days past with the initial transac-
lions 14G34e under the final figures of yesterday,
Septem Der starting at 5S12c and sold of to 5Sc
for May and thon rallied lc ezsed of 1850, ad.
vanced Zee, declined to $50, changed some and
closed with september at $500.
oats were active and easier with and on
free selling. September, after a range OF nc,
closed 1c lower, at 3l1zc.
Liberal buying orders and free buying by local
operators gave the provisions market q fir m tone.
An active business was transacted. Compared
with last night September pork is sc higher and
January 3212c higher; september lard 121ac
higher and September ribs 71ac higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
q M
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Office Furniture and Fixtures.
c. F. WEBER & CO.,
Cox -.ssss 300 to 306 Post St., cor. Stockton
81 4AaS' mr31 TuThSaSu1y
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
STEAMERS FROM SAN

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN e.
u Francisco for ports in Alaska AN. 9MEkp&
August 8, 8. 1S %, Sept. Z, ~, Get. Z,
%, Nov. ., II.
Santa Cruz Monterey excursicns-Stea Po-
mona leaves Saturdays p. NJ, due back Mondays
A M.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
July "a. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, humboldt Bay, w tuesdays 8 A. NJ,
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo CLOS
AngeleS) and Newport, every fourth and fifth Gay,
alternately. at IL A. II.
Fer ports in Mexico 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
Go0DALL, PERKINS & CO.. General Agents.
1tf 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Cotten Fruit Bags 53sc, sac and 6s4 c
for the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, sac asked; state Prison Bags, SAC; wool
Bags, 34R36c.
LIVERPOOL SALTS stiff at $l3@l5 p ton
with free sales. Large sacks are cleaning up.
RICE-The market is very frm all over the
world partly owing TO the promise of lighter crops
and partly owing to the in the orient. Stocks
OF Hawaiian are light and this description shows
q marked advance. Chinese mixed. SO 1908 SO;
No. l, "a 1904 20: extra No. !, 81 1904 40; Ha-
waiian, So 90; Louisiana. -; Japan, $5@5 1919
Rangoon. So 1908 so p ctl.
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms pct cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 614c; Dry GRADUATED. 562c;
Confectioners A, 519c: Magnolia A, SAC; Extra
1sc more than barrels, and boxes FAC more.
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The Weeks Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports I6
failures in the Pacific Coast States aud Territories
for the week ending yesterday. as compared with
8 for the previous week, and 81 for the CORE
spending week In 1898. The failures for the past
week are divided among the trades as follows: 5
groccrs, 2 Saloons 2 restaurants, hotel, mems
furnishing goods l general merchandise, l
butcher, cigars and tobacco plan ns.nill and
l plumbing.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

further advance in Hogs is the only change.
Supplies of Beef. Veal and Mutton continue large.
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5@51ac; second quality,
Az c. third do 31a34c 2 70.
VkAL-Large, 405c; small 512@6c p 10.
MUTTON - Wethers, 5@6c p ID; Ewes, 412@5c
p n
LAMB-e@7c p b.
PoRK-Live negs. 5@514e q 70 for heavy and
medium granted, and 5@5L4c p ID fer small rat:
stock h0gs, nominal, hardly any coming in; dressed
do, o1s@I7lac q %.
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Omaha Livestock Market.

There was not much life in trade. Choice sold
fer "a 70; common and thin heifers unstable
There Is little dong and prices are unchanged
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80 for inferior to extra; Cows ana Bulls, S. rs @
90; steers, 81 200 so: Texans 81 25@3 80;
Westerns, 81 56@i 10; Calves, 81 1904 20
Sheep - Estimated receipts tor to-day 5000:
receipts yesterday. 1000; shipments yesterday,
1875 Market steady.
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Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK. Aug 10. The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the fetal clear
at the principal cities and the percentage OF
increase or decrease as compared with the CORE
spending week last year:
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Rising of the Tide.

NEW YORK, Aug I6.-Bradstreets tomorrow
will say: Evidence continues to accumulate that
the early portion OF July witnessed the lowest
point In the ebb OF the commercial tide in the
action after the moderate revival in the spring.
The practical cessation of various industrial dis
turbances Of the year has emphasized the ten
dency TO fmpr ovement reported by telegraph from
leading manu- featuring and commercial centers
this week fur Their Indication of the tendency
to Improvement is seen In the weeks advance OF
soc for steel bilefs and,lhe fact the wool
markets to-day more in favor OF the seller than
they have been for year, and that wool is frmer
at the cents advance recorded in the last few
weeks. Refined sugar is 1sc higher, possibly tor
reasons not directly connected with questions OF
demand aud supply, but prices OF pgiren at st.
Louis are higher. and for cotton are l1-16c up on
reports OF damage to the crop and the improved
am leather are both hrm with an &C tive demand
the tendency Of prices being upward, and the re-
sIeadied quotations Panic and unreasonable
speculative interest in Indian corn has put up
the price nearly SC a bushel this week, a0eut 25c
above low-water mark for the year.
BrRdstreets kilograms, from those in position
corn-groWtng states are at variance with more
sensational dispatches bearing on damage to the
corn crop, aud indicate that most of the extreme
bull views to that staple exaggerated, the
increasing corn acreage South and West pointing
to probable crop as large as in either of the two
preceding years, in each Of which the outturn
was not more than per cent below the average
for two years past.
Wheat has jumped 25sc this week In sympathy
with corn and oats l%4c, while hay is not higher
at New YORK; it and other food stuffs have ad-
vanced briskly at the West because Of alleged
scarcity of corn. This has supplied The horse
and cattle and hog markets with inferior stock.
resulting in depressed quotations. Lard has ad-
yanced sharply, demand abroad and at home hay
ing banded nouiceaby.
American and European total available supplies
OF wheat decreased 100, 900 bushels during July.
against decrease of only 1900. coo bushels in
July year ago, and 644 00J bushels in July, 1899.
Last months sharp failing off in the worl IDS
stocks Is due TO an unusually heavy July decrease
in European supplies and those afloat therefore,
because stocks at home increased exceptionally
last month. Exports OF wheat. United states and
Canada and both coasts this week aggregate
3.4l5 900 bushels against :, 977 600 bushels last
Week 6,O0S,0OO bushels in the week year ago.
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carried seven adults on his shoulders. and
walk ed about with them for several minutes
EXCHANGE
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Exchang md Bullion
pnrtIand,s REsinass.

PORTLAND. Or. Aug. 10 -CIearanees, Sl5s,ol6:
balances, $33,5l1.
wheat walla walla, 65@671sc; Valley, 721a@
soc p ctl.
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Family Retail Market.

Fish is cheaper, being In large supply.
Fruits and Vegetables new in their zenith
ana there is lack OF variety. Lines are scarce
and:dear.
Butter and Eggs slowly advancing in the
Wholesale markets, but retaiI pr1ces show little
erect as yet
Poultry is chea1 and in good supply
EohewIng IS 1HE CALLS regular weekly retail
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Advance in Corn.

NEW YORK. aug. l0.-R. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly
Review of Trade tomorrow Will say: The ad-
vance in corn discloses general belief that the
injury to this most important crop has been SO
great as TO affect aterially the traffic ofrailroads
the demand for manufactured products and the
cost OF meats for the coming year Unless the
markets receive aud are entirely deceived our
country will have to face a real calamity In the
loss OF something ike 500 900 900 bushels Of corn
and this loss consumers have to share through the
advance of "A cents in two week. and cents
since Friday of last week. Neither Official nor u n
Official statements as yet preclude the hope that
the loss may prove less serious, but at current
prices 100000 bushels would cost as much as
1000 900 bushels would cost fortnight ago.
Wheat has risen SAC in the two weeks and 215c
during the week, although Western receipts have
been 5223,128 bushels against 3,162.694 last
Atlantic exports are still about half as large as
year ago, 1,399,a95 bushels against 2.7348s
last year.
Cotton has twice risen and again declined a SIX
tenth with increasing prospects of a very large
yield. closing without change for the week.
The iron and steel manufacturers have received
a great increase OF nearly 10000 tons In weekly
weekly about / 900 tons less than In April, but
5000 tons more than year ago, whom the prostra-
in unsoId stocks was only l37 tons for the month
showing consumption In manufacture not quite
equal to the present output. Prices sustain TINS
view, having been changed only in the direction of
weakness The disappointedidemand for finished
product is still the ma IN factor.
The business in boots and shoes Is strong and
healthy, though conspicuously confined to me-
dunn and low-priced articles. such as 75c shoes
for men and soc to 6Oc for women's; but shipments
from Boston have been in two weeks l66 ,6y3
cases against 122 1926 last year.
The sales OF wool would have been large &C
cording to reports from the different markets IL
there had been sufficient stocks available, but
amounted TO 1888 400 POUNDS at the three East.
ern markets against S.220,700 pounds two wears
ago. Country holders Of wool do not at present
appear anxious to let somebody else speculate on
its price and are said to be keeping back supplies
quite generally.
The failures Tor the hve weeks ending August
showed liabilities of Sl2,144,713. of which
So, 626, 594 were OF manufacturing and SIS 800 247
of trading concerns
The failures during the past week have been
2ol In the United States, against 1894 lasc wear
and 81 in Canada against $50 last wear.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money call easy at IL last loan II: closed
at IL. Prime mercantile paper. 1857 Sterling
exchange dull, with actual business in bankers,
bills at 81 1904 SSls for demand and 81 $50
sS1s for sixty days Posted rates, 81 S61aa
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Hishest. Lowest Highest. Lowest
Aug.....-.55I4c 541.clAug. 261ac 30 lac
Sept..57c 557sc sept. .."56s4c 551Sc
Dee 60Jsc 59c Oct.......5614c 55c
Mess Porz per bbl- May...... 54$sc 52s4e
Aug. Sl3 421a $I3 30
Sept.Sl3 42I2 $13 30
Jansl3 rs $l3 so Short Ribs per 90 lbs
Lard per 90 lbs Aug...-.$7 % SO 30
Aug. 81 4212 81 30 Sept. 81 % $3.50
Sent 81 4212 ST 80 Jan. .....$7 90 $685.
Jan ST 40 ST rs
Cash quotation: were as follows: Flour-Firm,
I Oc higher No Spring Wheat, 54$4 @57 "A C: No.
9 spring wheat. nominal; NO. Red 54$4 9551zc:
No Corn 551ac: Prime Timothy seed, So 10:
Mess PORK . bbI sl3 35S1345: Lard. p 100 lbs.
81 371b: Short Ribs sides noossJ. 81 goa
7 10: Dry Sailed Shoulders (DOxed). So AZ 10;
short clear sides fpoxedl. 81 62A9; whis-
Nv. distillers finished goods q gal. 81 ~; Sugar
cut Loaf unchanged; Granulated, -; stand
ard A unchanged -, 49,.
on the Produce Exchange To-Day the Butter
market was unchanged.
CATTLE
Hogs-Fstimated receipts to-day, $1,000: re-
ceipts yesterday. 80. 1O7; SHIPMENTS yesterday,
lOl72; left over, about i1OUO. quality rather
poor Market slow. with prices DC lower. Sales
ranged at 81 9005 30 for light, 81 1905 go for
rough packing s4 9O95 Is for mixed. $5@5 40
for heavy packing and shipping lots; pigs % aug
80.
CattIe-Receipts to-day. 5000: receipts yester-
day. 1882: shipments Yesterday, o45S. Market
slow. Sales OF natives we're on basis OF 81 Ze9
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CONTINUATION
Of Millinery Auction Sale.
INDIANA AUCTION COMPA NY.
82l-823 Mission ST., bet. Fourth and Fifth.
ART GOODS, ANTIQUITIES AND FINE FUR
NITURE A SPECIALITY.
WILL SELL ON MONDAY,
August Is, 1894, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. the
stock of Millinery Goods formerly owned by John
c. Byrne Esq, ana removed from the Sherif's
warehouse TO our salesrooms for convenience OF
sale 1t consists of more than $4,000 worth of the
Ftaest Trimmed hats, Silk NeIvets and Vel
veteens, SIX and Velvet blowers, SILK Ribbons,
Veilings, Ostrich Feathers, trimmings, Frames
and Untrimmed Hats; IN fact, the finest stock
ever sold at auction in this city
II. j. LEUTHOLTZ. Auctfoneer.
JACOB SCHW ERDT, ProprfetOr. anil IF
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 10,-The spot market is firm
at Is Sd. Cargoes are firm at Obs Sd for of
coast 24s for prompt shipment and 23s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for No. z Red Winter.
August, As 414d; September, As AID; October
4s 512d; November, As 61ad; December, As 71sd
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Aug 1o.-Consos. 102; Silver. % 1915;
French Rentes. 1O2f 7bc
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RECEIPTS OF PRoDuoF.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Stmr Corona Green. San Pedro, etc; Goodal
Perkins Co.
stmr Humboldt Edwards. Eureka; NJ Kalish
& Co.
Bktn Chas Croker. Lund. Hilo; J D spreckels
& Bros Co.
Sailed.