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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-07

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, SC; San Quentin,
SIS 40; Wool Bags 27i030c; Fruit Bags, SAC, 5$4c
and 614c for the different Sizes
COAL-A local circular says: During the week
there have b three arrivals from Washington
with z IA tons of Coal one from Oregon with 700
tons, one from Australia with 1881 tons and one
from China with 2047 tons: total, IL, o52 tons
The very light arrivals this week will not in flu
ence prices as there are AMPLE stocks here In yard
Tor all immed ate requirements BIsiness in tn
fuel line is reported fair, particularly for steam
uses, The increase + duly may work somewhat
OF hardship on some OF our manufacturers, but
III some cases The articles produced are relatively
protected. which acts Offset Freight rates
from Australia and England on Coal are quoted
higher The assured consequence of low grain
frelshts outward from here. and as long present
prices are b ing paid for wheat, with the low rul
Ing Liverpool quotations, just so long Will Coal
freighls remain Fl. m.''
Wellington So p ton. New Wellington. So;
Soutnfed Wellington So so; Seattle. So SO;
Bryant So SO; Coos Bay, 50 rs: Wal3end. 81 so
e on; Cumberland, Sl4 50 q ton in bulk and
S15 90 i'll sacks; Pennsylvania, Anthracite Egg,
81 d TOM Welsh Anthracite, $S910; Camel, SO
2 ton: ROCK Springs, Castle Gaze ana Pleasant
Valley, ST 10; Coke $1l912 IN bulk aud $l3 q
ton in SKIS
RICE-Some descriptions higher Chinese
mixed, So 50@3 so p ctl; No, l, $4Q4 20 q ctl;
extra No. J. 50 40@4 60; Hawaiian "a so; Japan
"a 45@4 IS; RangooD, So 40
soGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and
Fine Crushed, 612c; Powdered, DC: Dry Granu-
lated, 5$sc p h; Confectioners A, 53sc; Magnolia
A, sc; Extra c, 41sc: Golden e, 43zc; Candy
Granulated 512c, California A, 51sc; half barrels
FAC more than barrels, and boxes i1ac more.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks were weak again yesterday, and
the best price for Sierra Nevada was $50, against
csc for the previous day.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Security Savings Bank and the German Savings
and 4 oan Society wilt be held on Monday.
10 the Standard Consolidated mine at Bodie for
the week ending July 81, raise A, Bullion vein,
245 level. showed = inches ore value not stated.
The north drift alo ng the old stope hanging wall
side, main standard vein, same level, showed 30
inches hard ore. giving some good assays. In
raises and 4, BLACK vein, same Level the ground
wasunfavorahle In raise 5, 1856 level, there was
Improvement Raise 1, $50 level, had goot ore.
South drift, same level, showed Ia inches low
grade Raise ], Fortuna vein. 600 level, had
inches hlgh-grade The slopes in the
Bullion ledge yielding fairly good ore, an d
Black ledge fair good ore. Incline Slope, $50
level. had a good width of ore AT points ID and
A there were small seams of high rade on
the 1856 Level the stope showed good ore, but not
extending SOUTH
standard mill statement-Ore crushed for the
week. a24 tons; average assay vanner tailin4s,
81 rs; tons concentrates produced, 24; assay
value, sos S3: plate amalgam produced, l4S7
ounces, value per ounce, 81 o. At plant l, 3S91z
tons OF tai Ings we're wor. ed for the week. AT
plant 2 437 tons of taiiings worked.
Divi lends 90 and 81, of 10 per each have
been declared on the stock OF the Pacific Vineg
and Pickle Works payable on the l4th and 3lst
inst, reSDsctively.
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcuLr
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO
August 6, 1897, NJ.
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka 90, Red Bluff 100, Fresno l04, San Luis
Ohispo "A, Los Angeles so, san Diego "a Yuma
IO3
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature
SO. minimum So mean "a
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts
The pressure is highest this evening in Utah and
lowest in Arizona. A second slight depression is
forming over oregon. The pressure is increasing
the southern California cast and falling in Or
gon. This condition tends TO cause unsettled
weather in Northern California At present it
does not seem proba lie that rain VIII fall south of
Cape Mendocino
Thunderstorms occurred to-day in Utah and
Northern Arizona.
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight August 7, 1897
Northern California-Fair in southeast portion;
partly cloudy IN northeast portion saturday:
cooler in the sacramento Valley; fresh southwest
ery wird along the coast
Sou hern Enthusiastically fair Saturday;
fresh westerly WI d.
NeVada-GeneralIy fair Saturday.
Utah-Party cloudy Saturday; warmer
Automatically cloudy saturday.
San Francisco ana vicinity-Cloudy and foggy
Saturday morning followed by partly cloudy dur
ing Saturday: brisk 10 high southwest wind,
w. Fl. HARMON, Forecas; official.
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CHICAGO Ers.

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. 6.-ProviJions were de-
cidedly lower again to-day. The unexpected heavy
receipts of hogs aid sharp decline In that market
were the chief features of tOday's session and led
to general liquidation. he weakn SIS of corn was
also depressing factor Packers were liberal
buyers at the decline and shorts covered, causing
slight recovery. The cash demand was more
active and had favorable effect Many opera
tors look for falling off in the hog movement
next week, owing 10 a recent decline. and in that
event an improvement in provisions is expected
The cattle trade was slow all around. Some lots
of the big. heavy, braided kind of fat steers sold
trifie lower, and the general fat-ste trade was
SLOW from first e. iast The dressed beef opera
tors were also ind iferent there no ex port
demand There we're too many Texans against
the medium COWS st ckrrs and feeders are also
on the down turn. and in some cases 25c lower
Veal calves, 25Q SOC lower.
Hog prices are down good 2Sc since Weunes-
day, 1Uc of the decline taking place to-day to-
gether with a dull and slow trade.
In the sheep line there little or no chang
as compare with yesterday, but all the active
movement and the concentration of attention as
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Chicago came through higher yester-
d ay and this market recovered some of the ground
lost Thursday.
LocaI quotations follows: 81 4712 p ctl
for No. ]. 81 4ss1@l so for choice and 81 621a@
l 6712 for extra choice for milling.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN.9:l5 o'clock-December-
81 4o7s; 200O ST Il: 5000, ST. 46s1 May 5000,
ST 461a; 1000, At
81 ATS; $4,000. 81 az.
REGULAR MoRNINs sEssIoN-December-s
ctls, 81 ASH; 10000, ST. 40; 6OU0. 81 ASA
5000, 81 4s5s; $1,000, 81 4s7s May-1O 900,
81 4sis; 1000, 81 4s14: 1000 81 4sss. 20 49,
AFTERNooN oo ssssIo o. DecembsI-2ooo cts
81 491A 5000. Il 4914 $4,000, 81 1915 May
1000, 81 AZ; 600O, 81 491s
OF ate and the market Is hardly as firm. Feed, 80
@95c: Chevaiier 81 3O@pl S6 p ell for No. l new
Brewing, 81 U5@l 10 Tor No. and S1@l O212
for dark Coast
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l6 oclock-No sales.
SECOND SEssJoN-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decem ber-2000
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Decem ber-l Q, 600 ctls,
9212c: 1000 925sc; eO0O 92Ac; $780, csc;
2UU0 931sc
oATS-The market is going up and down with
Wheat and Is therefore unsettled at the moment.
The only descriptions coming IN are Southern Red.
which are selling at ~ 67Is@i - Fancy Feed,
81 25Nl 80 p ctl; good to choice 81 121a@1 221a
common, $lGl 10; Surprise. nomin al-none here:
new hed, 81 021a@l 10; Milling, 81 2UGDl 30 q
ctl. Clipped Oats sell Sl@2 u ton over the raw
product.
CohN-Large Yellow is now selling on the basis
of Chicago. There is no Small Round Yellow OF
any cons sequence be.e. small Round yellow, 81 Is
81 30; Large Yellow, 81 1901 1919; white, 81 Us
al 10 p ctI.
RYE-Is firmer again at SI@l O71a p ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 p Gil Tor new.
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
Yesterdays WHEAT MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 6. 1897.
The following resume of the wheat market is
furnished by f. A. Bresse, Produce Exchange
ersinbroker, Az Pine street:
san Francisco.
9:l5 A. NJ. SESSION
Wheat opened weak around 81 461a for Deem
Der. May, ST. 471s declined to 81 461a and closed
at 81 A. Market appears strong
1915 A. NJ SESSION.
Stronger Eastern markets started the local crowd
again the bull side. Decem ber opened at
81 ATS and closed at ST. 4S. There was good buy
ing. Shorts were nervous and show signs Of run
ming in.
II :15 A. N. SESSION.
Sentiment in wheat has changed from of
weakness to'one of strength since the first session
this morning. December opened at 81 1917, ad-
81 1885, December Barley, 911ac TO 92c
2 p. SESSION
There was a stong undertone to wheat trading
81 4ss4 and advanced to ST 491s. NAV, ST. 4914
asked. December barley, nominay 9314c
Chicago.
First Liverpool cables this morning were re-
ported 1203sd lower than yesterdays close,
which was very disappointing to shorts who ex-
pected a large break in liverpool prices A de-
sire TO buy VIII eat on the curb before the opening
had the effect of sending September TO 1890
just before the opening second cables reported
wheat in Liverpool one penny higher This was
all that was necessary to star. strong buying by
opened at 77G7714c: at the advance there was
enough long wheat tor sale TO ill the demands of
shorts
bout this time Paris reported break of IA
francs in -four. This worked III favor of the
bears. who began TO raid the market. Their Ell
forts drove The price OF September to 755sc. a:
the decline the bull clique began buying wheat.
They soon Joined BY Britishers, the latter
bidding large premium for spot wheat over Sep
ember prices.
Barrett. Farnum & Co. have sold one million
bushels of No red winter wheat during the past
four days for direct export showing that there is
no diminuiiou in the EuroDean demand. New
YORK wired after the close of the sess that for
eigners sent bids full closing figures.
The weather in the United Kingdom IS unfavor-
alb for harvesting. Receipts not so heavy as
was generally expected.
Toedo Is receiving the greater amount of wheat
This is to thu fact that lake ports bidding
strong prices for wheat to fill immediate wants
This allows larger premium wheat at that
point than elsewhere east of Chicago.
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs. NUTS, ETC.

The market is fast getting gctlve again. Peaches
are now leading. 1t has been found that the out
put is likely be less than expected and the coun-
try has advanced its figures in consequence The
demand is strong and incre asing and the tendency
Is oward better prices
Apples are also very firm. and holders are In.
different sellers
Apricots rather quieter, though prices are 20
weaker
Prures are likewise strong and large sales have
been made at the quotations below.
An Eastern paper iys that the scarcity and high
price OF Apes Is said TO be among the primo pal
causes Of the firmer market for Prunes. The
French crop of Prules Is reported 10 be very short
and the Turkish cro3 is not as large as last year.
hence the active export Interest in California
Prunes The PhiIa delphla Ledger says: 1.-THE
Peach crop now about to be put on the market
promises be, from all indications, the shortest
crop produced in this country for the past eight
years including all the Fredericksburg districts in
the entire country 1nfoI nation emily received
from the Peach-growing districts OF Mary land and
DelawarP-the two States leading in the produc-
ton last year-shows that there will be great
scarcity of he fruit"
New RalsIns selling at 23lc for 2-crown
SAC for 3-crown 334c for 4-crown and 81 for
London layers.
DRIED RUITS-Quotations are as follows
New Prunes, &c for 4j-50s, 44ac for 50-S0's, 4c
for 60-70's, sac for 7U-8O's. &c for S0-90s and
21Ac = 10 for 9U-lOu's; new Peaches, 514@bs4c
fancy DC: peeled, SG91lc: Aprioots, new, spot, 5@
61ac p ID. carload lots: evaporaled Apples, STAG
sc p 10: sun-dried. Sc: new black Figs, 3@S1sc;
Nectarines, 51a@41sc . II Tor Prime to fancy;
Pears 2ta4c for quarters and 2@6c for halves
RAlSlNS-tOd crOp)-
Four-crown, loose, 4a5c; s-crown, s1a@4o; q
crown 234@314c u ID seedIess Sultanas. b@5 1ac;
seediess Muscatels 4@412c: 3-crown London lay
ers, $1@l 10: clusters 81 1901 20: Dehess clus-
tiers, 81 75@2: Imperial clusters, 1922 rs 4.
NoTS-Walnuts 61sG7c p ID for 81 andard and
9@91ac T. ID for sbftshell; Aim onds B@7c for Lam
guedoc z12@31zc for hardshell and S@9c p ID for
papershell; Peanuts 4G5c p b for Eas ern and dc
for California; Hickory Nuts, 5G &c p ID; Pecans
e@lOc q ID; Fiibert~ S@s1ac; Brazil Nuts, s@9c;
Cocoanuts. $5@5 SO a 100
HON EY-Aew Comb. IOc Tor bright and 1000
Tor lower grades; water-white extracted,
4AG434c; light amber extracted, 3s4@4c o L.
BEES WAX-22(d25c p ID.
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POTATOES, ONIONS. VEGETABLES.

Potat oes weaker Onions are unchanged
The ONLY change in Vegetables worthy of note is
an advance in Corn.
POTATOkS-New Early Rose in boxes. 400
soc; IN sacks 40045c: new Burbanks 4C950c q
ct in boxes and 3b@50c in sacks; salinas Bur
banks SU@90c; Sweet Potatoes, LAO l34c q 10.
ONION >-Silverskin S5@9oc q ctl.
VEGETA BLES-Bsy squash, 26@35c q box;
Marrowfat squash, $lO@l- on; Bay Cucum bers
15@25c q box; Pickles. 75c@$l for No. ], 4095Uc
for so. 2; Green Peppers, 25@50c for Chile and
4O@oOc for Bell; Green feas, 212@3c q ID; STRING
Beans, 3g312c q ID; Lima Beans 3M4c; Green
Okra: 2j@o0c y box; Egg Plant 35@6oc; Cabbage,
60@75c p etl; Carrots, Z5@3Oc q sack; Garlic,
11s@2c u ID; Tomatoes, 50G65c for River and 90
GG75c for Alameda: Green Corn, 75c@$l 25 q SIX,
75@9Oc q crate for Berkeley and 81 25@1 80 q
fOr AIop ode
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FxD1aORtfOn.

The arrow flies with the wind, The top figures
ut station indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath It, If any, the amount of
rainfall, OF melted snow In inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, solid
lines connect poin's of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word high" means high barometric pressure and
is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: "ow"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows" usually first appear the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high In the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable (:
but when the "low'- is inclOsed with isobars of
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb-
able With high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast,
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions
Will produce opposite result
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

There is a halt in the advance in Hay AND the
market is easier. though prices are no lower Bran
is weak and unchanged.
BRAN-$l5Gl5 so for the best and $l4@l4 90
e ton Tor outside brands
MIpDLlNG~-$l 9@20 for lower grades ana
S2l@22 q ton for the best.
FEEDSTUFFs-Rolled Barley. $2O@2l: Oil
cake Meal at the mill S26 so p ton; jobbing,
$27 so; Chopped Feed, 81 5@aI6 q ton.
HAY-Wheat sll@l5 p ton; Wheat and Dat,
$10@l4; OaL Sl0@l2 80; Farley, $S@l2; com
pressed $l2 ;0@14; Alfalfa, $I@Ds So; stock, $40
g. Clover, 50 50@D9 so y ton.
S1RA W-3OM4Oc q bale.
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DkCIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Some doubts having been expressed that Prunes
were selling at $3.50 20 q ton. THE CALL has thor
oughy Investigated the matter and is able to an
nouhce that BUYERS are actually paying these
prices in the Santa Clara Valley; and furthermore,
that more Prunes are selling at $50 than at S2h.
Buyers can pay these prices and sell at the quota
lions for dried f nit given below. Prunes are
very firm, though some buyers won. q ike to have
II otherwise.
The other fruits range about the same though
Bartlett Pears are easier again. They see N 10 be
sensitive and unsettled this year.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries, $S04 Is chest for largo and -
for small
Black berries ST 50@2 q chest
Raspberrles, 81 "a so p chest
Huckleberres &c q ID.
Red Nectarines 6O@e5c: White, S0@50c q box
and SI2 Q TON.
for common Kinds and 25@50c p box and 20@35c
p basket tor Craw fords; in bulk, $25(@30 p ton
for ings and $l2 5uMi5 for frees.
Plums 20@40c q box; Japanese, 40@6Oc; Wash
ingtons, S7@l0 u ton. Egg Plums s1u.
prunes, $4,000 p ton for Santa Clara, with
good demand.
bulk Il p'''0'A -'U'''e IVA anu ~-os'-' ''A -
Pears, 25@4Oc p box; Bartletts. 35@66c p box;
sl5@l7 so . ton for No and $lO9l2 so p ton
for y O. 2.
al SC for good TO choice.
Crapapples, 2C(G30c p box.
Figs, single layers ACC q box: double layers
6O@T5c.
Grapes, in boxes 4o@60c for Muscats. 4O@o5c
for black, 75c for IokHy. 5O@60c for Thompson
seedless and 25@40c for Fontainebleau and sweet
water Crates sell about l0c higher than boxes.
Watermelons, S5@nl5 p 100
Can .aloupes, 75cG$1 so q crate
Nutmeg Melons, 25@4Oc p box
CITRUS FRUITS-Lemons, Sl@2 p box for
Lines, $4 50n5; Bananas 81 25@2 bO q
bunch: Pineapples $i@3 q doz
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

within the ensuing six weeks and the e4lent o
the movement Will in all probability Involve the
exported this spring and summer. On the other
hand he International money market conditions
must be considered and last fairs unlqne, e&PeIl-
ence of the discountin in this market of bills on
London may be repeated.
Government bonds strong and unchanged.
Railways active. 90
Money on call LOLA per cent; time money-oo
to rs days per cent months ~ per
cent TO 6 months per cent on good mixed STOCK
Exchange collatera. Prime Endorsed bills receiva-
bic. 315@1334 per cent: choice prime single names
33l "a per cent: good names. 4G41 per cent
Posted ask ing rates for sterling. $4 So for long
bills and 81 81 for demand Actual rates: Long
bulls S4 5000 S5I4; sight drafts, 81 S61A9
"a S612: cable transfers. "a S61294 1854 Do
nestle exchange on New York: san Francisco
sight, l5c premium; telegraph, l712c premium.
count in open market both short and S-month bills
1850 7sper cent.
BradstI eets reports ia business failures in IN
United states. as compared with 259 last week
and 2e9 wear ago
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HIDES. TALON. WOOL AND HOPS.

Wool Is firmly held. though uniet. Hops are
being contracted for at full figures Hides are
steady and selling well
HIDES AND SKINS-Culs and brands sell lie
under sound stock. Heavy salted steers, SC p h.;
medium, S19c p ID; light, 7Aac; Cowhides, 71a@
DC . ID: sailed Veal, &c; dry Hides lac p ID;
cnlis and brands lie; dry Kip and Veal, lie;
CRY Calf 15c; culls, 10c; GoaIssIns, 2Od35c each:
Kids Be: Deerskins. good summer 25c y ib;
medium, Zoe; winter zoe: SheepsKlns sueariings
lO92Oc each; short wool, 25@4u each; medium,
40@o0c each long woods 5U@75c each.
ALLOWING. l, rendered, 2s4@3 q ID; Nc. q
2HG9z 12c refined, SCI Grease. &c p ID.
WoOL-Spring clip Northern. l4@16c. p 10;
Mountain, 1l@13c; Foothi |, ll@l3c; San Joaquin,
years clip, s@9c: do seven months. s@ DC . ID:
early Lambs. defective 61a@71ec; d o. free, log
lie; Nsvadas, 10@l2c; Eastern Oregon, lU@12c.
HOPS-61Sc p b for fair 20 choice and e(g loo
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PkOVISIONS.
The market is very firm and active at the i'm

The market is very firm and active at the Inn
proved prices.
CURED MEATs-Bacon. s1ac p ID for heavy,
SAc for light medium, 91ac tor Light. 10@l0Lac
tor extra light and l2c Tor sugarcured East
Hams. ioSllc y ID Mess Beef, S7@7 SO p bol
extra mess do, $56GS so; family do, 5000 so; sa t
FORK, " 16gs 80 y Dbl extra prime PORK. So@lO
extra clear SIS; mess $14 q Dbl: Smoked Beef
9Gl0c . ID.
LARD-Eastern tIerces is quoted ut 4s4c for
compound anu .34@6c for pure; pals 61a@6 &c;
California tierces 41ac p ID for compound and
52c for pure half-bbl., 5S4c; 1Uib Tins, 614c; 10
5-fb, 61ac p ID
COT OLENE- Tierces, $40. PACKAGE, less
than 800 fbs-l-ib pails 90 in a case. S1sc; S-b
pals 20 In case, $3.50; 5-ib pals. II in case
o4c; III III pals II case. S1sc; DO ID tins, or
z IN case 1850: wooden buckets, so lbs net,
7Jsc: fancy tubs, so lbs net 5sc; haf-bhs. about
Ito lbs, 711c q IN
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Fined for Swearing in New Jersey

John O. Connell of Vineland was ar
raigned before Justice Edwin Miller on
the charge of lndulging in profane
language, preferred by his son William.
The squire ordered revolver 10 be taken
from the prisoner, anG then asked him for
an explanation.
O'Connell replied that at family re-
union he had reproved one of the boys.
"Yo are fined so cents per OATH" said
Justice Miller. Your fine will be 81 so
with costs, and if you don't pay it at once
/ will railroad you to jail" OConnell
pa id the fine, which with costs amounted
to 81 70.-Philadelph Press.
The illuminating power of gas largely
depends on the shape of the burner en-
Moved. The smaller and thinner the
fame, the more rapid the consumption,
aud the less the light.
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CORNMEAL. kTC.-Feed Corn. $24@25 p ton;
Cracked Corn. S25@.6 p ION.
MILLS rUFFS-Prices in sacks as follows
usual discount to the trade: Granam Flour, % 40
y 100 lbs; Rye Flour. So so p 100: Rice Flour
SIS rs: Cornmeal S225: extra cream do So
Oatmeal. $3 50; Dat Greats. 50; Hominy, So 100
, 80; bucKwheat Flour, So 25@3 bU; Cracked
Wheat SIS rs Farina. 81; Whole Wheat -Four
So 75@4; Split Peas, SO 60: Green do. "a 20 g loo
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Beans are now dull again, but prices are no
lower
BEANs-Bavos, So; Small Whites, 81 25@1 So
q ctl; Large Whites, 81 2O@l so q ct; Pinks,
81 35@l so; Reds. 81 2U@l so; Blackeye, 81 so
al 90: Red Kidney, nominal: Limas. 81 ob@l rs;
Buffers 81 20@l 35; Pea, 81 300 80.
Mustard, 81 IS p ctl: Flax, 81 60@l 70; Canary
seed, lA@214c p ID; Alfalfa o1c; Rape, 2129
DRIED PEAS-NIes, nominal: Green, 81 2O@
l 10 II ctl
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter and Eggs are both higher and firm at the
advance.
BUTTER-
CREAMERY Fancy creameries, 22@2Sc q rb
seconds, 20G21c y ID.
DARYL hoice 10 fancy, l7@2Oc q ID; lower
grades. 14@16c
PICKLED-169l7c p h
FIRKIN-l4@l g. p ID.
EAsTERN-l2613c for ladle-pscked.
CHkkSE-Choice mild new, 71a@Sc; common
to good, 697c q IL; Cream Cheddar, 10@llc;
Young America, S@9c; Western lie; Eastern,
lS0ll &c p b.
EGGs-Ranch Eggs 15Cd19c p doz: store Eggs,
12@lAc q dozen; Eastern, l2@l3c; Duck Eggs
&C dOZ
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IoREIoN MARKETS.
London.

LONDON. ENG Aug g. - Consols 1874
silver, 2534d; French rentes, 1867 25c.
Liverpool.
WHEAT - Firm: No. / standard California
wheat, 35s 81; Liverpool wheat, Wala Walla,
-: cargoes on coast, nothing dong; cargoes
on passage, less active and Sd low er: English
country markets, firm; French country markets,
quiet; Liverpool wheat No. /, California, rs 21ad
@y7s Adj wheat in Paris, easy flour Paris, weak !:
weather in Eng stormy.
NOII ON u LIands. S-32d.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET

The market for all kinds is steady to strong.
Wholesale for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers are follows:
BEEF-First quality. 51ac p n; second do. SC;
third do, 4S41ac p ID.
VEAL-Large 596c: small 6@7c p b.
MUTToN-Wethers 51z@ec; Ewes 5@515c
q ID.
LAMB-Spring. 7@71ac p ID.
POkk-Live Hogs, 31a @y35sc for large and 3s4 C
tor small ana medium; soft Hogs, 21a@314c p b;
dressed Sc