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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK sToCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Prices of stocks broke
sharply to-day and showed depression through
out The first rally showed considerable Vlgor,
but later in the day the recuperatiye power OF
the market became feebler and the close was
barely steady at slightly above the lowest. Net
losses ranged from l to 2 points in leading
stocks. There was a growing disposition to
realize profits both by professional traders and
by outside holders. The latter was shown by
the stead stream of selling orders that came
from the commission houses all day Pro-
fessionaI traders quite generally took that side
of the market and the bears sold with grow
ing confidence. the demand to cover at the
close being very light, even with the sub
a large growth of the powerful trading ele-
ment. which has ltghtened its holding OF stocks
and is anxious for lower prices to buy back
again. There was palpable manipulation al
the opening TO fix low level for prices In
some of the leading stocks the opening was
about the lowest of the day. Others held quite
firmly for the rest of the days session but
eventually yielded to the persistent demon
stration OF the bears in other stocks Buy
ing for London account was distinctive fac
tor in the firmness in number Of international
favorites. There was a steady absorption of
marked in Burlington and st. Paul. This
seemed to be the result of buying orders below
the level of the market for traders account as
well as from commission houses. The same
thing was evident in the Pacifics and other
stocks here and throughout the list. The ten
dency to sell was undoubtedly due to the pros
poets of tight money. The minimum rate for
call loans was held at 2 per cent and per cent
was paid in some cases.
The London money market was marked up
a sharp fraction to-day and there was buying
of gold in the open market there said to be
for shipment to New York No engagement
was announced, however, in Wall street. The
poor rates for money caused depression in
the bond market even more acute than that in
stocks. Some of the speculative bonds that
have been recent favorites showed marked re-
actions and heaviness predomlnated in all is
sues. Total sales, 50, 725, Goo
United States IS, when issued, declined VI
per cent in the bid price and 4 per cent on
actual transactions The new As, coupon. sold
at 1854. decline of y per cent, but the clos
ing bids except for the IS. unchanged.
Total sales Of stocks to-day Az, 900
shares, including 15 $50 Atchison, 90 410 Bur
lington, 300 Denver and Rio Grande, $685. L. &
N. 1896 Manhattan. 1880 Northern Pacific
Il. 343 do preferred. 1l,240 Rock Island, 80 80
Union Pacific, 1886 St. Paul. 1,73S Southern
preferred, 1900 Texas and Pacific, a. $50 Union
Pacific preferred, 3775 Wabash preferred 4s40
Cotton Oil, 1880 Tobacco. 600 Chicago Great
Western. 1926 Peoples Gas, 1926 Illinois Steel
$3.50 Sugar, 1920 Leather preferred, S345 Rub
Der $500 Minnesota Iron
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Trading In local securities fair, Hutch
inson Plantation sold up to $3.50.
Mining stocks were shade hrmer' tioue
there was no improvement IN business worth
talning about. 49,. ha.,
The delinquent sale Of the Savage mas Deen
At n sneciaI meeting of the directors of the
Utah Consolidated Mining Company the reslg
nation of d. B. Lyman as superintendent was
accepted and ]. Matheson was appointed MS
The following ore shipments from the mines
of Eureka and neighboring districts In Nevada
were made by rail for the week endlns Aususe
Is D1a% ssO Ja %ge ord Byron
$40; Silver West, SO, GAO. From Hamilton anu an
Ely-McElln. 72,3so; Rocco-Lani q Co.. ~
The official report of the operations IN the
Sierra Nevada mine for the week e endIs
the week extracted ten mining cars OF ore from ON
the seventh floor and deposited 1t IN tne ore
house at mine. The average assay OF samples
taken from the face was gold. s25 Is; silver.
$50 ounces per ton Work on the puii1 1I h he
ready to put on steam September l. The south
lateral drift was advanced 20 feet; total length,
At a point 147 feet south from the tunnel line
have started and advanced west crosscut no
The N north lateral drift has been advanced I'VE
feet: total length north from the oieL Ia NJ rd
seams of sypsum Have stopped this drift
and started an upraise In west crosscul NO.
In the Alta mine the south drift from the
bottom of the winze below the $40 lever was
driven IL feet In quartz OF 10" ASSAY 'a Th.
but shows Improvement as we advance. me
raise above the S25 level was carried up eight
feet in quartz, which ASSAYS Sc ton In gold
ed up last Monday and everything is running
well.
Brunswick Lode-Best & Belcher, Gould &
Curry and Sayage-On the Sutro tunnel level
the joint west crosscut. started at a point 1874
feet from the main tunnel in the uorth drift,
has been advanced IA feet; total length, 81 feet:
face in porphyry.
Chollar and Potosi-S00 level-The main south
drift has been advanced Is feet and Is now
out rs feet south of the Chollar north boun-
Diary. Face in porphyry.
Occidental Consoidated-From the slopes
above the $50 level extracted and milled 14O
tons of ore of the average value OF IS 90 per
ton per battery sample assay.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
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WEATHER REPORT.
u2oth Meridian-Pacihc Time.)


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. %. p. m.
The following maximum temperatures were
reported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka, So; Red Bluff. So; Sacramento, "a;
Fresno 90; San Luis Obispo. 9Oi independence,
"a; Los Angeles. SO; San Diego, 70; Yuma, 49,
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature
65: minimum. So; mean, CO.
A trough-like of low pressure extends
the plateau region to Mexico, the lowest pres
sure being reported from Southeastern Califor-
pia. The pressure is highest off the coast OF
northern CaIlIorna me oarohereI C Is aS1e
The temperature has fallen in all district eX-
cept Southeastern California over the lnte-
rior of Northern California, Nevada Utah,
Oregon and Eastern Washington the fail has
been from 10 to 30 degrees, the greatest fan
being in Oregon and Southeastern Washing
The weather is cloudy over Washington. Ore
gon Idaho Utah. Nevada and Northern Arf-
IONA. Rain has fallen quite generally over
Oregon, Nevada, Utah and Idaho, the great
est amount being % OF an lncR at hosepuIs g
Thunderstorms are reported at many stations
High winds are reported from Carson City
and Spokane. -
hours ending midnight, August 30, 1898:
Northern California-Fair Tuesday brisk
northwest wind
southern California-Fair Tuesday; fresh
Ne Neva mili1 cloudy Tuesday, probably
thunde-storms early Tuesday morning.
Utah-Cloudy and threatening Tuesday with
thunderstorms in the mountains
Automatically cloudy Tuesday with thun-
-.derstorms in the mountains
San Francisco and Vicinity-Fair except
Special from Mt Tamalpais-Foggy, wind
southwest Is miles, temperature a. maximum
TEN C. H. WILSON, Observer.
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DRIED FRuIT-
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO Aug. 29.-Wheat experienced
strong start because of dsappointingly small
receipts in the Northwest and higher quota
lions from Liverpool. although the latter were
not unexpected in view of the advance on this
side Saturday. Visible supply statement showed
II 600 bushels increase for the week. AS q de-
crease had been expected the buIlishnesS OF
the market received a partial extinguisher.
People who needed September wheat and had
found considerable difficulty in buying were
now enabled to have their wants supplied with
out shouting for the wheat, sellers being COM
PEELED TO take turn at the shouting. The esti-
mate that carloads of wheat at Chicago ner to-
morrow inspection would be 405 was anNher
blow to the bulls in the market. That in Nd
caused September to drop for a time all it's
early advance. December was relatively flrmer
and did not decline more than 1ec, while Sep
TENDER was losing 1c December was much
more largely dealt in than September and has
most pronouncedly become the active trading
wanted and hard to sell when that was con-
sidered desirable. September left of BIAc
higher, and December gained AG3sc.
A good business done in corn and IN the
main the market was strong. The bone of
contention the condition of the growing
crop upon which subject there was a wide diff
ference Of opinion. The close is unchanged to
&c up.
There was little done in oats, and the close
was unchanged on the day.
Moderate buying by English houses held
provisions firm. Lard and ribs were compare
lively stronger than pork. September hold
fngs have been transferred sold and the
erations by people who had for pro-
visions on delivery day. Pork and lard
changed and ribs rose 7h010c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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LONDON MARKETS.

NEW YORK Aug 29.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The settle
ment here shows an increased account, not
ably in Americans, but money is so plentiful
that contangoes were quite light. those on
Americans being only 2Ib per cent. The tone
of the markets was generally good to-day on
the Cars universal peace manifesto. fur-
Their rise in Brazils and Argentines was the
chief feature. Americans were Irregular some
of the active shares reacting on profit taking
but the close was generally better. For the
moment 1 am able to report considerable pub
lie buying here, but whether 1t will last 1t IS
difficult to saw St Paul stock was scarce at
the settlement and there was no contango.
New York is now buying gold freely learn
over 400 600 pounds has been bought. The Lon
doy, discount rate is IL per cent in consequence
and I5s per cent is asked for American bills
for forward delivery
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Futures advanced a cent over Sat-
urday. but receded somewhat The spot mar
ket was unchanged.
snot wheat-Shipping 81 1901 I'm; milling.
81 1711@1 22lk.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-9:15 'clock-December-
IS. 900 ctls 81 15a; 1900 81 1879; 1000. 81 15A
&c. 600, 81 15%.
IA, 900, 81 15A; 1000. 81 Is:
Regular Morning Session-December-20 ctls
81 JAZZ; &C. 600, 81 14ss; 1900. 81 14h. May200o
81 1917
Afternoon Session December - 1000 ctis
81 1495: 5000 81 147A. May-2000 81 1914.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prices rule with dull
business.
Feed. 81 121k61 171s; Brewing nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9.15 o'clock-No sales.
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-December-20 ctls
81 1877 .
OATS-There is change to report. Trade
continues slack. Offerings are moderate
Fancy Feed, 81 Is per ctl; good to choice
81 goal 221s: common, 81 l2H6yl TN; Surprise.
81 3O@1 325: Gray. 81 171sQ1 I'm; milling, 81 22h
cORN-It is the same old story. day after
day Quotations remain unchanged. Small
round yellow 81 25; Eastern large yellow, 81 10
al IN white, 81 15a1 20; mixed. 81 o591 OH
per ctl.
BJJCKWHEAT--S1 75Gi1 So per ctl.
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schr Enterprise. Pearson. IS hours from AL
CLEARED.
Monday. August 20.
Stmr orizaba, Parsons. Eureka Goodall. .
is stmr Waila walla. wallace victoria and
Port Townsend; Goodall. Perkins & Co.
Stmr San Juan. Brown, Panama, etc; Pac
Br stmr Wellington. salmond. Nanaimo;
i' Br bark Invercaud Jackson. Portland Bal
four Guthrie & Co.
BIAS msA W 'I Loaiza & Co san
SAILED.
Monday, August 20.
stmr Point Arena, Hansen, Mendocino.
Stmr Homer. lessen, San Pedro
Stmr walla Walia. Wallace. Victoria and
rt Rr stmr Wellington. salmond. Nanaimo
Stmr Westport, peterson.
Schr Reporter. Dahlof Grays HarDor.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LoBos, Aug 2s-1o p. m.-weather.
hazy; wind, S; velocity. II miles
CHARTERS.
1.a ,nnber charters are: Adderly, Port
Biakeley to Australia owners account; Ivy.
buck. Port Blakeley to Cape, Tow2. Cos
The Amy Turner LOADS coaI at at departure e Bay
The Cambrian Hills Loads wheat at Portland
poen prior - DOMESTIC PORTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Aug 29-Br snip Clan
ARRIVED Aug 29-stmr Chilkat he
aug aug 2I foi Sehr h nnftu1 Aug 'mF
TATOOsH-Passed Aug 29xGer r. ship Ferdi-
ns ANN is pIIEGo@saiIed Aug 2s-stmr Alice
Bia nchard. for Clipperton island NJ,
UsAL-Sailed Aug 2s-Schr --u"aiu FarNe'
COOS BAY-Arrived Aug 2s-stm Arcata, hnc
A sgil ed Aug 2s-schr Melancthon and tug Hun
'e E1I rRf Aug 2s-schr BERTHE Minor
ir TTihC ON Aug 2s-schr G W Watson.
I0s 7aT 1Jiid Aug 2S-stm Faraon. I'm
AAsToRIA-Arrived Aug 2s-Br ship Duntrune
from Yokohama; Br ship Glenmark. from Yo-
Saiied Aug 2S-Stmr Columbia, for San Fran
cl EfSGn1REKA-saiIed Aug 2s-stmr North Fork
fo RS S2n iIf,ANDING-Arrived Aug 2s-schr
Ida schnauer, hence Aug e. g., c.. r.
Sailed Aug 2s-schr Monterey for San Fran
cif FORT Ross-sailed Aug 2s-schr La Chill
eng fIS P5os5Rg-Sailed Aug 2s-stmr South
cTas! }0E Passed Aug 2s-Nor str Ttania
hence Aug i, for Nanaimo; stmr WilIIaamette.
Mackinaw from Tacoma, for San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GJTAYMAS-Sailed Aug 2s-Stmr Curacao,
i 0occA1IlII.Ao@Arrived July 1-Chn ship Hindo-
stan. from Puget Sound.
stm mrs Yamaguchi Maru, from Seattle.
ARDIFFISailed Aug 27-Br ship Port Gale
donia, for Santa Rosalia
HIOGO-Saied Aug 25-Ger ship Arthur Fit
se o1r 1T FFNSTOWN-Arrived Aug 27-Ger ship
Peter Rickmers, from Oregon
SYDNEY-Arrived Aug 2S-Bark Snow < Bur
TAKU-Arrived Aug 2S-Bktn Catherine Sud
-'''' LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
MARSEILLES-Sailed Aug 29-Stmr Alesia,
| for New York
BREMEN-Arrived Aug 2s-stmr Bremen. I'm
observation-disclosures Aug 27-stmr Amster
D' HAMBURGLsailed Aug 2s-stmr Pennsyi-
vania. from New York.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aug 29-Stmr koe-
| nigen Iiuise. for New York
! HAMBURG-Arrtved Aug 2S-Stmr Sardinia
| from Baltimore.
| QUEENSTOwN-Arrive Aug 2s-Stm Rhyn-
| land. from Philadelphia
Observation-Disclosures Aug 29-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm H. from New York.
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Racon. SIC per ID for
heavy &c for light medium. 10ho for light, lie
for extra light and 121fQ15c for sugar cured;
Eastern sugar cured Hams. 1011Q11c; Califor-
MIA Hams. stkd1oc: Mess Beef, $le91o 80 per
Dbl; extra Mess Beef. SIGH so; Family Beef.
s12671a 20. extra prime Pork, $40; extra clear
siSa31S 80: mess. SIS 5OG1s; Smoked Beef. llg12o
per Id.
for compound and nc for pure pals. Sc; Cali
fornia tierces &c per lb for compound and &c
for pure; half barrels. TIC; 10-lb tins. &c. 6-lb
CoTTfsoLENE-Tierces eS@s7; packages
alb pals, 20 in case, sfsc; 5-lb pals, IL In
case. SIC; lO-lb pals. 6 in a case. SIC; 6O-ib
lbs net sac fancy tubs. so lbs net. 71sc; half
barrels about ITO lbs. TIC per h.
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

est ever known. being 1854 tons. There were
twenty-five schooners and sloops and one
barge besides a large number of cars. The
farmers are afraid of early rains and rush
ing their holdings in. Those. however, who
have storage capacity are generally holding
on. The heavy receipts produced no effect
whatever prices.
FBRAN-S15Ql6 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$1S G20 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. s24925 per
ton: Oilcake Meal at the mill, $31@31 so; job
hing s32M32 so: Cocoanut Cake, $24Q325; Cotton
seed Meal, s2S@3o per ton; Cornmea. $23@23 so:
Cracked Corn. s24Gp24 So
CALIFORNIA HAY-Wheat. s17918 for
good and s14a1s for lower grades: no fancy
coming In; Wheat and Dat. f14 50016 80: Dat,
SO 50G16; Barley. -; Island Barley, $nQl3;
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oNR CANNED GOODS ABROAD.

The fruit market continues bare OF supplies,
and prices remain high, says the London Gro
GERS Gazette of August 10. shipment of
over 16 900 cases has just arrived at Liverpool
per Marlborough Hill. and they were all taken
up and distributed Immediately on arrival.
No better reports are 10 hand from the other
side and it is stated that packers are paying
forfeit on a considerable portion of their con-
tracts Apricots are reported very scarce.
The Salmon market is quiet, but prices are
unchanged. Reports from the other side speak
of the fishing being of very unsatisfactory
character and in consequence of packers re-
framing from selling this seasons goods the
tone of the market has been strengthened. the
few parcels that We're Offering at easy rates
having been withdrawn. II is also stated that
dealers who are not we'll supplied with stocks
are commencing TO buy from those who are
willing to resell on the market. The supply OF
half-pound tins is almost exhausted. The Dun
nerdale brought 1865 cases and the MARI
borough Hill and the Californian 6646 and 800
cases respectively, the two last named to Lsv-
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POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.

Onions are weak. Potatoes and Vegetables
range about the same
POTATOES-4o0f50c in sacks for Early Rose
and 40Q65c in sacks and 6O9$1 in boxes
for Burbanks; Salinas Burbanks. 75c@$1 Is:
sweet Potatoes 2@21kc per Id.
oONlONS-50qG5c per ctl for yellow. Pickle
Onions. 75cGsI per ctI
VEGETABLES-Gree Peas, Sc: String
scans, 1Q219c per ID; Lima Beans, 2G21ec Bay
squash 25QS0c Green Peppers. 36Q50c for
chile and S5Q5oc for Bell; Cabbage. soc per
CT; Carrots. 30Q60c per sack Bay Cucumhers.
2oQ3oc: Pickles, 81 5O91 So for No. and 75c@s1
Ior No 2: River Tomatoes. 20930c; Bay
Tomatoes. 3o@4oc; Greer Corn. 50QS5c per sack
Ior Vacaville, 75c@s1 rs per crate Tor Alameda.
Soa69c for Berkeley; Garlic, 2g21c per ID;
Green Okra, 50q60c; Egg Plant, 25@50 per
oox; Marrowfat Squash, s15 per ton.
EVAPORATED VEGETABLES - Potatoes.
sliced. raw, lie per ID in lots OF Is u.s. sliced
dessicated, l6qlSc; granulated. raw, 13c:
Onions. Coo; Carrots, old, 13c; new, 1sc: Cab
String Beans. 3Oc; Tomatoes, SOC.
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HIDES. rALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

Picking Of Hops will be general next week.
though the present cool nights are keeping
things back more or less. The market for the
new product Is dull but steady at the quota
tions. The crop of 1897 is well cleaned up; in
fact, we open the new year with less old stock
on hand than for number OF years.
HIDES AND sKINscails and za brands ., sell
steers. 10c: medium. &c; light: Shc; Cow
hides, &c; Stays. elac: salted Kip. Sisc; Calf
Sc; dry Hides sound, 15c; culls and brands
he: dry Kip and Veal lse; dry ,o1 Calf 79 1sc
sheepskins shearlings, 1S125c each; short
wool. sO@4oc each. medium. so@sec long on wool
large and sla1 75 for small; Colts. SOC; Horse
hides. dry 81 70 for large and 76cqsl 20 for
small; Colts. 50c. .
TALIoW-No. rendered. sAc per Id; No. O.
WOOI-FaN clip. Southern Mountain 7q10c
free Northern. s91?c. Spring cip.so,uthe n
Southern. mouths s1Se TS0t nnr,bs and
defective 10712c; Middle County: 1S41sc; Hum
boldt and Mendocino. H@lSe; Nevada, l leg,1c
HoPs-1Sss crop, 1o71sc; 1897 crop. nominal.
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STEAMERS TO SAIL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch of the United States Hydrographio
Office, located in the Merchants EXCHANGED Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality and
free of expense.
office. where complete sets of charts and sail
ing directions of the world are kept on hand
for comparison and reference and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and all matters
of interest to ocean commerce.
The time ball the tower of the new Ferry
building. at the foot of Market street. is hoisted
about ten minutes before and dropped 4
noon 10th meridian. by Geographic signal re-
ceived each day from the United States Signal
Observatory, Mare Island Cal
notice stating whether the ball was dropped
on time or giving the error, IL any is published
in the morning papers the following day'
Ensign Getired) U. S. N. in charge.
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FLOUR AND MILLsruFFs.

There has been considerable competition
among millers for some little time. and sales
have been made at concessions to effect bust
ness. but the quotations given herewith repre-
sent the average market.
FLOUR--Family extras. "a 1bg4 rs; bakers
extras. s4GI4 Is per Dbl
MILLSTUFFS-Priccs In sacks as fol-
lows usual discount to the trade: Graham
Flour. So 25 per 100 lbs Rye Flour 81 rs per 100:
Rice Flour 81; Cornmeal. 81 so; extra cream
Cornmeal So rs: Oatmeal. "a 25; Dat Groats,
a 20: Hominy, SO 25d3 80; Buckwheat Flour ST
"a %; Cracked Wheat. So Is: Farina, 81 50:
Whole Wheat Flour, SO 80; Rolled Oats Oar
Iey), s. 85G6 rs: In sacks. IS 65Qs 05; Pearl
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY, Aug. 20 2
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Anna E. Griswold (by Murray F. vandall,
commissioner to German Savings and Loan
Society lot on S line of Pine street. As w Of
Buchanan, w Is by S 1916: 5000.
Jacob Frank to Eva Frank. lot on E line of
Post street. s7:6 w of Buchanan. W. rs by S
1916; $40.
william G. and Marguerite Muncey to Chris
tiane Klenhammer, lot on Sc corner of Twen-
ty-second and Shotwell streets. AZ by 81;
$751; 500
Mary L. Slime to Hugh T.. Malcolm. T.. Will
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver off again.
Wheat futures advanced.
Barley dull.
Other cereals unchanged.
Flour weak.
Enormous receipts of Hay.
Beans weak and dull.
Old Hops we'll cleaned up.
Potatoes and Vegetables about the same
Butter dragging.
No change in Cheese and Eggs.
car of Eastern Poultry in
Pears and Plums steady. Peaches higher.
Figs. Grapes and Melons dull and weak
Lemons weak. Lines scarce.
Dried Fruits opened the week dull.
Nothing new in Provisions.
Wool and Hides unchanged.
HOBS weakening again.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Coiored Beans continue weak. White are
firmly held, but dull
.BEANS-Bayos. 81 25@2 so; Small Whites.
% 25Q2 30; Reds. 50 6od2 Is; Blackeye IS l5@
:, 20 DAB Buffers nominal: Limas 500 To- fea
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, 81 25Qp4 70 per ctl
Yellow Mustard, s4Q4 %: Flax. nominal sZ0
~; Canary Seed. 2A@2Nc per lb; AIal.a.
from from Utah. SIC; Rape. 2Aq2Nc: Hemp 2zgSc
Timothy. 5@5Ac.
DRIED PEAs-NiIes. 81 75@1 90: Green. 81 Is
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POULTRY AND GAME.

A car Of Eastern sold at 16c for Turkeys.
s3d3 80 for Ducks. seas 80 for,~fIens. s7G7 30
for young Roosters; IS for old BOOSTERS; 81 so
goes on to-day.
POULTRY Live Turkeys. 1sQ15c for Cob
blers and 12hM13c for Hens: Geese. per pair.
81 25@1 80; Goslings. 81 5O@1 70; Ducks. saa3 50
for old and 81 5od4 50 for young; Hens, sos:
Fryers. 81 SO; Broiers, 50 5000 for large. 81 5o@
for small; Pigeons. 81 25Q1 so per dozen for
young and 81 rs for old
GAME-NomiuaI
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SINISS-RM AMERICAN BANK
or Locarno. Switzerland. and
GERMANiA TRUST COMPANY.
ga Montgomery street, San Franci

b2f montgomery Street, san fTduCISc0.
Paid-up Capital and Reserves. $685.
&C. T. Co.. 1920. 000.) Is. A. B., $500. 000l
A general banking business transacted In
terest paid savings deposits. Loans on APP
proved real estate security and commercial
paper. The GERMANIA TRUST co. is au-
thorized and empowered by the State of Calf
fornia to act as executor administrator, guar
dian and trustee. Legal depository for trust
funds.
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