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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
THURSDAY. August 114
REAL ESTATE TRANsAcTIoNs

Joseph and Mary Ridley to Amelia S. Da- mon wife of James D. Damon) lot on S line or Broadway, 30 E of Laguna street D 30 by 112:6; $3s00.
 Ferdinand E. Hesthal to James Burke, lot on line of Twenty-second street, 95 " of Folsom, W 276 by N 65; s1O
 Eliza Harrington to Horatio 8. Cleveland and Elizabeth Moore (wife of William Moore), lot on w line of Diamond street, s4 N of Twenty-f1fth, N 30 by " s0 gift.
 Ernest Luhr to Frederick Brandt, lot on SW line of Ritch street. 100 NV of Grammar. NV 25 by SW 75 In full satisfaction of 1141 m IS, deed of surrender: $1550
 Caroline Boris to Jeanne Jacob lot on s line of Point Lobos avenue. 26:S W of Twenty second avenue, W 53:4 by 100; s.
 Mary Peace to Frances V. Dixon (wife of Joseph l.. Dixon). lot w line of Eighth avenue 100 s of J street, 25 by w 120; s10. Julia H. Small to Frederick B. Joyce lot on N line of street. 110 W of Ninth avenue, W 27:6 by 100; $250.
 Bridget Driscoll to Edward Sheehan. lot on line of Persia street. 1S3:6 p of Mission, E g by N 100. lot 5. block 3. Excelsior Home Bernhard CIassan to Charles H. McTernan. lot on N line of Fourteenth avenue, 115 w of N street. w 50 by 100. block 265, ON. and Michael and Marie Fogarty to B: W. Foster. lot on E line of Gould street, POO s of Paul, S 25 by 1OO lot 8. block ?. Garden Tract Homestead; s10
 Alameda County.
 W. W. Haley to James L. and Katty B. Tay- Tor. lot on NV line of Wilson avenue, 121;01
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Aug u-To-day's business on the Stock Exchange was the largest for many months. Trading was very broad and compre- hensive and the tone of speculation extremely varied. The general undertone continued un- usually strong. The decline in prices not allowed to proceed to any great length before dullness ensued, and in a short time renewed demand would carry prices upward again. gen. orally on a much smaller volume of business than on which they had declined Business was so large and widely distributed that movements of special stocks had little influence on the general list and the market at times showed excessive irregularity. Even while large realizing was going on at one point eager demand would spring up at another and keep the balance about even. Considering the large total of the days transactions net changes are small. Orders placed with com mission houses to buy stocks were large this morning and more generally distributed than at any time since the rise set in This outside demand fed with a steady stream of stocks which obIiterated the opening gain be- fore the end of the first hour. A large part of the outside orders especially in the grangers were attributed to Western account This buy ing induced by the unexpectedly favorable character of the Government crop report Realizing greater scale in Burlington possibly due to the comparatively less favor able showing of the corn crop. The advance in Atchison preferred brought out such flood of offerings that the demand seemed to be abandoned largely and turned to other low prlced stocks. A huIloer or preIerred railroad stocks which have not yet come to the full dividends to which they entitled and some of the junior stocks on which a surplus over preferred stock has been earned but not dis bursed were especially prominent. Northern Pacific common was the leader in the late speculation at an advance of points. and Denver preferred rose at time If. The in- dustrial specialties were irregular. Sugar was at one time above 40. while Manhattan fell as low as 105 and was depressed all day
 There were heavy offerings of bonds at times especially of recently reorganized roads. con siderable part of the selling being attributed to foreign account. Total sales s4320. OOo. United States new fours coupon declined and the threes when issued advanced | in the bid price.
 Total sales of stocks to-day 545 500 shares in- cluding 5100 Atchson, 4O,5OO Atchson preferred. s100 Ches. and Ohio. 32, 800 Burlington S600 C. c. c. and St L.,S300 D. and R. G. preferred $500 Louisville and Nashville 15. 500 Manhat- tan, $500 Reading preferred. $500 Missouri Pa cifc. S475 M; K; and T. preferred 450O New York Central, 2,400 Northern, 10.500 Northern Pacific preferred, $500 Ontario and Western, 1900 Rock Island. 5200 Union Pacific. 57 2O0 St Paul, $500 Southern preferred, 3150 Texas and Pacific, 19,5oO Union Pacific preferred, 3OoO Cot ton Oil 1,S00 Tobacco. 3900 c. G w. 26 300 Peoples Gas. 4S0O General Electric. $500 Pacific Mall. 37,S00 Sugar, 71.g00 T. C. and L. q. .720 Leather preferred 1900 Rubber. 17,Soo Western Union.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS,

WHEAT-Prices remain unchanged, with no business of any consequence.
 Spot Wheat-Shipping. s1 1S%@1 2211; milling $1 30@1 70 per ctl for old and $1 2591 271k for new.
 Informal Session - 9:15 70 o'clock-December- Second sesson-December-2O ctls, s1 15ss Regular morning sesson-10,000 ctls. q 22ss 12 coo, sI 22S4; 16000, $l 23.
 Afternoon session-December - .o00 ctls. S1 232s 22, 900. s1 2316
 BARLEY-Dull and unchanged.
 Feed, $1 171%dp1 20; Brewing. nominal.
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-No sales. Second session-December-20 ctls. q 15N i; 4e00. s1 15%.
 Regular morning session-No sales.
 Afternoon session - December = 20o0 ctls q 167s; 4oo0, s1 IT.
 oATs-Fancy Feed. 31 275A@1 30 per ctl; good to choice. $1 25Q1 271k; common. s1 171a91 2214 i: Surprise. s1 90@t 35; Gray, s1 221AQ1 25; milling sI 221zQ1 271a per ctl.
 CORN-Smail round yellow, $1 25Q1 30; Eastern large yellow, sacked. 31 07hG1 10; white. s1 1oa1 121z; mixed, s1 O561 o714 per cti. RYE-s1 2091 25 per ctl. BUCKWHEAT-S1 I5GI1 S5 Ctl.
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NEW TO CHICAGO.

A night scene in Chicago painted by the Tribune of that town:
 Dressed all In black, clutching a great bunch of roses in each hand. and bending low over the handlebars of his bicycle, a figure wildly scorched down one of the driveways of Lincoln Park on Thursday night A long, black pennant flutte ed be- hind it.
 Did you see it?' yelled the park police men to each other. Did you see it's tail?'
 ''They had. Some of the policemen grew paie and commenced swearing off things.
 Policeman Bland sDrinted across a short cut to head off the black rider as he rounded a curve. Devil or man, l command you to stop shouted he, as he caught the wheel and stopped it."
 The black rider was arrested. He was a man in evening dress, and hurrying to a wedding. He was fined. As evening clothes become more common in Chicago the present fear of them there will die away.-New York Sun.
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PUBLIC DEBT AND CASH.

The following is a statement of the public debt and of the cash in the treasury of the United States at the close of business July 31, received from Secretary Gage: Interest-bearing debt sS47. 367, 7S0; debt on which interest has ceased since maturity, s1, 260 050 26; debt bear ing no interest, $SS4, ,2s7, Al 64 certificates and treasury notes, offset by equal amount of cash in the treasury, s559, 497 93S; aggregate of debt $1. .792. 423.154 90 Compared with the statement issued June 30 the figures show decrease of certificates and treasury notes amounting to S4 29l. GOO. and decrease Tn the aggregate debt Of $4 293, 630. The cash in the treasury at the date mentioned Gold S225. .13S. 393 10 sil- yer. s514 S79s65 S3 paper 80, .617 23; bonds, minor coin, fractional currency, etc, $59, 757,- 0s7 85; aggregate SS90 o69. .963 51. The cash bal in the treasury June 90 was S2O5. 657 570 76. and July 31, S254, S44, 215 06, showing an in crease during the month of s49 1s6. GA 30.
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POTATOES ONIONS AND VEGETABLES

Tomatoes continue to bring high prices. Sweet Potatoes are lower Otherwise there is noth- ing new.
 POTATOES-40@65c in sacks for Early Rose and 50c61$1 10 In sacks and 75cQSl % in boxes for Burbanks; Salinas Burbanks, I5cqSl l0; Sweet Potatoes 2G3c per lb: oe--
 ONIONS-40G50c per ctl for red ana oOG' f0c per ctl for yellow. Pickle Onions, 75q9Oc per ct
 VEGETABLES-Gree Peas 211Q3c; String Beans 203c per ID: Lima Beans, 29215c; Bay Squash. 250$oc: Green Peppers, S5@50c for Chile and 5O@75c for Bell; Cabbage. soc, per 25@30c; Pickles. 75GDS5c for No. 1 and 40q50c per box for No. 2; River Tomatoes, S1 25@l 75; Green Corn, 40QS5c per sack for Vacayille, $l6l1 20 per crate for Alameda. 50975c for Berkeley; Garlic. 26D21Sc per ID; Green Okra, 50Q65c; Egg Plant, 25Q50c per box.
 EVAPORATED VEGETABLES - Potatoes. sliced. raw, 12c per lb In lots of 25 lbs; sliced dessicated, 16@1Sc; granulated, raw. 13c; onions COG; Carrots old 13c new, 1sc; Cab bage. BOG; Sweet Potatoes, BOG; Turnips. 25c; String Beans, BOG; Tomatoes 50c.
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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Evening Posts financial cablegram says: The markets to-day were quiet but are steadily improving. MT Curzon's appointment to India as Viceroy Is unanimously approved in the city The feat ire Is the strength of Americans The rise was initiated by buying from New York, but there is also more business here than for some time past The public themselves are taking a hand although. as previously cabled. the disnosition in such quarters is to take short profits Prices finished trife below the best. Grand Trunks were better The half yearly statement is expected immediately and 1t is believed that full interest will be paid on the guaranteed stock with large amount carried . ureIess Gold was in strong demand at ITS 102td for Russia.
 Canadian Pacific, s69s; Grand Trenk, 77si Bar silver steady, 27 5-16d per ounce. Money, 40 lk per cent
 Spanish fours closed 43Ac.
 MADRID, Aug 11-Spanish fours closed to- day at 6s25. Gold was quoted at 55.
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NE of Vernon avenue. NE 72 by NV 14S pc Ing lots and 5. East Fruitvale Tract 0fooA-
 NJ. F., c. C. H. and Christina M. Hill to Christian c Lil lot on line of Ettle stEeT sions 400 of B. 50 by 1SS being sqbdltlsMl91io at Ma1 A and B in lot 5. block 797, Watts Tract Map 2 Oakland; gift.
 Sarah R: Yoakum to H. C.: Norris ,.ogt,,,I; l3t T, block A. Fannie Davenport Tract. Brooklyn Township; s1O
 H. C. Morris to John Dahl lot 10, block l9' Warner Tract. Brooklyn Township; SlO. NY
 Henry Z and Sarah M Jones to Max A. w; Hubert lots 29 and 30 block 1, AAenuaie Tract. Brooklyn Township; sl0. ,,
 Adam and Frances Jacobs to same, lot SI' block 4. same. Brooklyn Township; $4Oo
 George CottreIl to Madeline Connor, lot on \ 90 by 117:6 block H, North Oakland Home, HoIle stead Association; also lot on line of Elghtn t street, 40 W of Brush W 8 by 100, being the W 35 feet lots 15 to IS. block 96 Oakland; SID.
 Mary E. Knowles to Mary l.. Rhodes, Iot { os block N, Knowles and Potter subdivision or Kennedy Tract, East Oakland; $500
 . Levitt H. Cox to Willie Lucy Cox. lot on on \ line of Thirty street. 242 50 F Of West west. Given Tract, Oakland Annex; gift.
 Charles Harrsonsto M. Shanatsnhouse, lot S''
 Union Savings Bank to E. Midsummer. lot on
 line of Monroe or Sixteenth street ir Sa? lot ot 1o block A, Church Tract, Brooklyn Iown-
 Ivy Leach (wife of Charles G. Leach) to Marie c. Brown Cwife of c. W. Brown) lot on s line of Cioss street, S0:75 E Of Woou' 100 by E 9, Oakland; also lot on SE corner of 
 William S. D. B. and J. w Bankhead, Agnes J. and Hugh J. Bell to Angelo A; Am prose, Serafino Fazio and Antonio Migall Iot on NE corner of Castro and Fourth streets 62:6 by E 10O block 47, Oakland; S1O.
 D. Mitchell to Mary Flaherty. lot on N line of West Eighteenth street 30 W of Cypress. N 1O4:9 w 9, s 1O4:9. F to beginning, being a portion of Bagge Tract, Oakland (quit-cialm
 Charity L. and John c. Rogers to Bessie Nicholas lot on $ line of Prince street. $50 E of .shattuck avenue. E 50 by 100, being lot locLr Nev-b
 John and Bessie Nicholas to Charity L. Rog- CTS, lot on F line of Magee avenue, 2S0 s of Addison street, E 130 by 50. being lot 10. block 1. McGee Tract, Berkeley: BIO.
 Nellie A. Chase to s. H. Kerrison, lot N line of Carlton street, 375 W of Fulton, " s7;6 by N 135 being the L half Of lot 19, block 1426. Blake Tract, maps 1 and ?, Berkeley S1.
 Frank H. Brooks to William J. Laymance, lot 10, block g. Warner Tract, Brooklyn Town ship $315.
 William J. Laymance to Arkwright Edwards, same; s10.
 Charles J. Porter to Alice A. Armstrong. all interest in the estate of Catherine Mary Por ter (deceased), probate No. 56s7, Alameda County (deed and assignment); S200
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DRIED FRUIT.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. u.-Instead of showing de- terioration in the condition of spring wheat during the month, expected. the Government crop report made improvement of Is points. That caused the price of September to drop Ac under yesterdays close opening trades being at 65lA@ A@65c After this expression of bearish feeling the market commenced to mend a little the receipts at various Western markets indicating that no increase in the movement had yet set in. The aggregate at the principal primary markets was 3S0, 800 bushels, against sO7 GOO bushels the year before. This striking deficiency, together with eager demand for shipping parcels, worked the price of Septem- Der up to 65Xc It was reported from Kansas and as there appeared probability of another strong after many changes of front. December was depressed from beginning to end and wound up Ac lower for the day. September closed 14c higher.
 Corn was influenced by the Government re- port showing only 3.5 reduction in condition after all that had been heard of serious dam age The recuperative buoyancy of wheat near the close brought out some buying orders in corn and the closing figures were the best of the day. September closed AqSsc lower than yesterday. Oats followed the other grains. closing unchanged to 1sc down Provisions started weak with corn. A good cash demand later however, turned the market strong Pork left off unchanged lard gained 2A@5c and ribs 2jsc
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Builders Contracts.

P F. Butler (owner) with John Furness (con- tractor) architect W. H. Lillie; excavating. grading, brickwork, concrete and cement work, marble, lumber carpenter and mill work, turing, building paper, ventilators. carving. metal work sash and doors, ornamental plas- ter, screens, glazing, picture holding, hard ware, stairs, timing, roofing. lathing plaster ing. tiling, fencing, floors. chimneys Hncrusta walton. deafening. etc, for three-story frame building with finished basement (hats) on N line of Eddy street. 1099 w of Van Ness avenue, w 50 by N 120; s15, 2SS.
 Same with Ford Bros (contractors). architect same. sewerage. plumbing, gasitting, street work services, etc, for same on same; S1SS9.
 Same with G. A. Peterson Contractor. architect same, painting. polishing, graining, tinting, etc, for same on same; s1435
 Nell O'NeiI (owner) with c. M. MacGregor for a two-story frame building on N line of Bay street 1SS w of Leavenworth. w 40 by 1876; $2170
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PROVISIONS.

The packers report large orders for the army and navy. presumably for Manila. which keep the market from complete stagnation. Other wise business Is very dull.
 CURED MEATs-Bacon, Sic per ID for heavy, Sc for light medium. 101ac for light He for extra light and 12laq13c for sugar cured i: mia Hams, 91zq10c: Mess Beef. s10d1O 50 per bbl; extra Mess Beef, s11@11 50; Family Beef $12012 50; extra prime Pork, $10: extra clear. s1Sd1s 50; mess. s15 5OQ16: Smoked Beef, 11Q12c per ID.
 LARD-Eastern. tierces. quoted at 6c per ID for compound and TAG for pure: pails. Sc; California tierces, 5c per fb for compound and 7c for pure; half barrels, TAG; 1o-fb tins, Sc;
 CoTTOLENE = Tierces. 64s@6%c: packages less than 300 ibs-1-fb pals, 50 In case. 91sc; 3fb pals, 20 in case, Sfsc; 5-1o pails, 1z in 8 case, Size; 1o-1b pails, - s in case. Ssc; So-i6 lbs net, Skc: fancy tubs 80 lbs net, 1ssc half barrels. about 11O lbs. 7&c per ID.
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OMAHA.
DENVER.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

The Earl Fruit Company realized the follow ing prices for California fruit at auction:
 CHICAGO. Aug. 11.-Malaga Grapes s1 1O9 45. average s1 31. Weather dry. Six cars sold
 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. u.-Bartlett Pears s2d2 O5 average 8 O1. Three cars sold.
 NEW YORK, Aug n.-Bartlett Pears, g 359 2 80 average s2 A: Crawford Peaches, s1 250 l 65 average s1 53 PIums-Bradshaw, s1 20; Yellow Egg. $1 40; Columbia, sl 4oi German Prunes s1 45. Fourteen sold.
 BOSTON, Aug. 11.-Malaga Grapes, s1 50; Bartlett Pears, $2 65@2 30. average s2 24. Plums Yellow Egg. 95cGS1 20. average s1 01; Colum- bia e0c6s1 10 average 96c; Silver Prunes, s5c@ s1 i5 average $1 01, German, s1 05q1 30, aver age s1 24; Hungarian s1 02.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 4B@4%c; Wool Bags, 2692Sc; San Quentin Bags s4 S5; Fruit Bags Be 5ls and 5Ac for the three grades of white and 70Sc for brown.
 CSOAI-Wellington. sS per ton; New WeI- lngton. sS; southfeld Wellington; s7 50; Seat s7 50: Cumberland, SIS In bulk and s14 50 in sacks Pennsylyania Anthracits ns Egg s.I t' Gan S7 60: Coke, SIP per ton in bulk and $l4 in sacks.
 sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Con- and and Fine Crushed. 7c; Powdered. SIC; Candy Granulated, Sc; Dry Granulated: 5Ac: Confee- tioners' A 57kc: Magnolia A. SAC; Extra c, 5%c: Golden G 5Ac; California A, 5ssc per ID; talf barrels, Ac more than barrels. and boxes kc r,ore
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HIDES, TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

Dealers continue to quote firm market for Hides at unchanged quotations.
 HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell about lc under the quotations. Heavy salted steers, 10c; medium, Sc: light Shc; Cow hides 9c Stags 6hc; salted Kip, S1sc; Calf Sc: dry Hides sound. 15c; culls and brands 12c; dry Kip and Veal, 15c; dry Calf. 17G1sc; Sheepskins, shearlings. 15@25c each; short wool, 3oQ46c each;- medium. 6oqSoc; ig long wool soc@ and sl0l1 75 for small; Colts, soc; Horsehides. dry. sI 75 for large and 75cqS % for small
 TALLOW-No. rendered. 3Ac per Tb No. 2, 29.c; refined. 411@4Ac; Grease, 2c.
 WOOL-Fall clip Southern Mountain, 7910c; Mountain, @ F months, s@1ic; San Joaquin and Southern. months. Sq1oc; Foothill and defective, 1o@12c; Middle County. 13q16c; Hum boldt and Mendocino, 1411ec; Nevada, 10Q14c;
 HoPS-lS9T crop sd12A per io.
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DEcIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

There was more fruit the market yester- day than on any other day this year. The canners were still unable to relieve the glut but expect to start again within a couple of until next week. sold at the top quotation but all other stock dragged. Peacnes were unsal- able. Plums were lower.
 There Were plenty of Melons and Grapes on the market, but prices keep up very we'll. Nee tarines slow.
 Lemons and Lines continue scarce and high DECIDUOUS FRUITS
 Strawberries. S4 50qs per chest for large and - for small.
 Figs, =, per box for single and 5oc9a 25 for double layers.
 Cantaloupes. s1 5oa8 50 per crate; Nutmegs. $1ql 10 per box; Watermelons. s591S per hun dred.
 Huckleberries. 7qsc per h.
 Red Nectarnes, 40Q75c; White Nectarines, 35@50c per box.
 White Grapes. 50d6Oc per box and eo67Oc per crate; Black Grapes, 50GDS5c per crate; Muscats 75qS6c per crate; Isabellas soc per basket.
 Blackherries s2q3 50 per chest.
 Plums 4OQ60c per crate and 25Q50c per box in bulk, $7 50d115 per ton
 Apricots, 4og75c per box and $4od60 per ton in bulk.
 $20930 for Freestones; CIings, nominal
 Crebapples. 25Q40c per box.
 Raspberries s4 50q6 per box.
 Apples 55q60c for common. and 75c4$1 per box for No. 1.
 Bartlett Pears, 75@9Oc per box and s200so per ton for No. l, and 25q50c per box and 310Q r 50 per ton for small and inferior stock
 CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges S1 25G11 % for St Michaes, slG1 25 for Mediterranean Sweets for common and s4Q5 for good to choice Mexican Lines, SQs; California Lines, = per box; Bananas q 25Q2 per bunch; Pine apples, sSq4 per dozen.
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for comparison and reference and the latest information always be obtained regarding lights dangers to navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce.
 The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry building at the foot of Market street. is hOisted about ten minutes before noon and dropped at noon, 120th meridian, by telegraphic signal re, cefved each day from the United States signal Observatory. Mare Island, Cal.
 notice stating whether the ball was dropped on time giving the error, if any, is published in the morning papers the following day
 CHAS P WEIGH,
 Ensign (retfred) L. & N, in charge.
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For Thursday. August Ii.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Local securities were distinguished by activ- ity in Hawaiian Commercial, the stock falling from s27 50 to $25 50. Hutchinson advanced to s54. The other securities ranged about the same.
 Mining stocks were dull and unchanged.
 The Con. Cal. & Va. delinquent sale takes place to-day.
 The Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Works has declared dividend of 10c and extra one
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

A car of prairie grass Hay from Missouri was the feature yesterday. It an experimental importation by a local dealer. He paid s3 50 per ton for 1t there and s1O freight making the price laid down here s13 50. It may be fol- lowed by other shipments, there Is an un- limited supply of that Hay in Missouri. The market was steady. with a fair demand for
 Bran and Middlings were firm and un- changed
 BRAN-s15 5o91s per top >.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 12.

NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides 4be earIv morning tides given in the left hand column and the successive tides e of the the -ecSord ti,,e column gives the second tide of inc day' the third time column the third tide and the last or right hand column gives the d9t thIae tides as sometimes occur. The heights given are additions to the soundings on the 11Ipfted States Coast Survey charts, except
 bnr a minus sign e precedes the height
 and then the number given Is subtracted 1;, from .nferance Is the mean or the lower low waters
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

All kinds remain about the same, though there is no scarcity In anything
 BUTTER
 Creamery-Fancy creameries. 2a924c; sec onds, 21Q22c.
 Dalry-Choce to fancy, 2o@21c; common grades, 16Q19c.
 Eastern Butter-Ladle packed. 14915c per ib; Elgin, nominal.
 CHEESE-Choice mild new, s1kq10c; old SQ Sc; Cream Cheddar, 10911c; Young America, 10Q11c; Eastern, 12Q13c.
 EGGs-Ranch Eggs, N@25c per dozen; store Eggs. 14q1714c; Eastern, 14Q17c for ordinary and 1SQI20c for fancy; Duck Eggs. 2O62lc.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Turkeys continue to advance. and a sale as high 20c is reported. Hens weak and dull. The other kinds are about the same.
 POULTRY-Live Turkeys, 16Q1ec for Cob blers and 15G17c for Hens Geese. per pair. 75c G$1; Gosings, S1 25Q1 50; Ducks, s2 7593 for old and s2 5OQ4 for young; Hens. $3 5094 5O Roos ters, young, s5g6; Boosters. old, S4 25D4 50; $2 5OGS for small; Pigeons, s1 5oGSi 75 per dozen tor young and $1Q1 25 for old.
 GAME-NomInaI
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FLoUR AND MILLsruFFs,

FLoUR-Family extras. s4 4og4 50; bakers extras s4 1904 25 per bbl.
 MILLSTUFFS-Prices in sacks are as fol- lows. usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour s3 20 per 100 los; Rye Flour. g 75 per 100 Rice Flour, $7; Cornmeal, $2 50; extra cream Cornmeal, B %; Oatmeal. s4 25: Oat Groats s4 50; Hominy, 8 25Q3 50; Buckwheat Flour, $4 6D4 25; Cracked Wheat, s 75; Farna. $4 50; Whole Wheat Flour, 8 90: Rolled Oats Oar ley) s5 S5@6 25; in sacks. s5 65Q6 05; Pearl Barley, s5; Split Peas, s4 25; Green Peas. $4 50 100 lbs.