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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
DUN's REVIEW OF TRADE.

>-ru WORK. Aug. 4-R. G. Dun & Co., in
their weekly review Of trade, Will say july
failures have been smaller than IN any month
of which there is record excepting May ana
.r.7irq failures smaller than in any other
month Surprising contrasts are shown by
comparison of small with large failures III an
ferent years and in no class OF business VIZ
out some large failures not attrioutaoie 10
present influences does the aggregate equal the
average of the past six years s,o, o-
London again recognizes the financial power
of this country. The Bank of England VIZ
tually admits that it cannot draw from New to
York the gold it needs; exchange moves 10 tne
importing point; over $llVoVgIU net hnvfng
of stocks has been 900 shares and ollls against
produce to be shipped are very heavy, ,.o.
This describes a revolution in hnances E st
unlike that in industries. Europe searching 10Y
Wool here at SOC secured and for pigiron at ~
a ton with vast demand Tor poth mater i ii
has fallen upon the commercial world, winch
this country alone appears able 10 neet LOT iIs
own needs Wool shipments from Australla
have been surprisingly little below those of last
year, but Europe talks OF WOOL IaIhlIle Wiz
this country has on hand year s consumption
or more besides this years clip, and prices
Of last year when stocks many million
hounds larger Scarcity of Bessemer pig has
daT or two and s21 25 to s21 rs has been paid
for 20 600 tons, with sir IS for gray forge and a
rise of SOC in local coke at Chicago. IL is no
longer a question whether enough can be mad
after a while; the trouble is about early sup
plies Orders for plates and structural work
are refused most points. mills having WORK
though new and large mills make things easier
in plates at Pittsburg. Bar iron is in great
demand instead of steel. being So to 81 cheaper,
and new Eastern mills get all the business
they want. The magnitude of the demand in
once more Connellsville eclipses itself, with
only $50 ovens idle and 1854 tons OF coke pro
duced for the week Tin was raised by London
to the breaking point. 33c here being followed
by 3ll2c. but copper was firm at 1S12c for Lake
though the London visible supply reached 80 500
tons the largest since 1897. Lead was quiet
at - CO.
Wheat weakens, yielding 1c. with the aston
ishing receipts at the West Of 4, 1874 1868 bushels
for the week against 3.l99 643 last year and
90 59S 1S9 since June, against TO- sos S76 last year
Atlantic exports for the week, S76I, 7ST bushels.
flour included against 3,026, 731 last year, and
- 1870 since June. against 1o,354 951 last year
continue to support hopes of great foreign
demand with Pacific exports for the week 355-
042 bushels, against GA, 916 last year. Not less
potent in that regard is the shipment of 4,003-
497 bushels of for the week, against l. 34. =
347 last year. and TO- 0lS since June, against
$500. 80 last year.
Failures for the week have been 1872 in the
United States against 1876 last year, and % in
Canada u last
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Patrick Frederick to Hanoria Frederick lot
NE corner OF Twenty-seventh and Guer-
rero streets. N %, So N So E 20, S n, "
100; also lot NE of California and
Heyman avenues n %, E 10 n 50. E 57:4 S
70. w 1874 lots rs. 50 and SO. Heyman Subdi-
vision of Cobb Tract; also lot on NV corner of
Grafton street and Plymouth avenue w so
by 100, lots l and ?, block 8, Lakeview
gift.
Edward and Jessie ellison by B. P. Oliver
commissioner to Mission Home and Loan As
ISOLATION lot r line of Sanchez street, 1872 :6
S of Twenty-third. 1876 by 117:6 oo4675)
$3.50.
Mary A. Stevens to ]. O'Connor, lot on Sc
line of Natoma street, 800 NE of Seventh. NE
% by Sc 10: $40.
Herman Fischbeck to Frederick H. Fischbeck:
Nineteenth (Butte), S % by E 100; SO.
E. w. Scott to Lloyd N Scott, lot on =
line of Vermont street, 100 n of Mariposa,
% by z 100 SIS.
Hanora Quirk to Roman Catholic Archbishop
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 4, p. m
The following maximum temperatures were
.ported from stations in California to-day:
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Chcago opened steadier under an
advance of I'd at Liverpool and Argentine snip
ments of only 70OO 900 bushels The weather IN
the Northwest reported favorable, but the
mercury down to "a and 36 degrees in Man
itoba. New York reported rs loads for export.
chiefly No 2 red for Portugal.
Toward the close Corn weakened on rains IN
the West, and this started selling of wheat.
But il was the smallest kind of scalping mar
ket and almost stagnant.
The local situation was undisturbed.
Spot Wheat-Shpping. 81 0324ql O5; milling
81 0S24@1 12h.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 n'clock-December-
5000 ctls. 81 097s; 5000. 81 10; 10000 81 10ls.
Second Session-December-1S 900 ctls, 81 1o14
Regular y G, M 9S od os s6S6 s 6
Afternoon session-December-lo'VV ctls'
81 1875
futures. Spot prices were steady. Chevalier
quoted higher under a good demand for
Feed. SOas5c Brewing so@s5c; Chevalier,
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-s:15 notwithstanding
ctls. S2Ac; Seller 'ss, new-2OOo SoAc; 1000
Second session-December-2 ctls. s2Ac;
1000, sac; Seller 49, new-2O0o. SIG. oooo -.
Regular Morning Session-December-2o0 ctls,
S3Ac; Seller 80 new-20oO, Sl%c. -.
Afternoon Session-December-2 ctls, S3Ac
2OOO, $3.50; 1000. SS1Rc. May-2oOo SIC IN,
OATS-The Government has just bought 15OC
tons OF white Oats for Manila, but as they were
bought in the East the purchase does not neIl
this market any. Trade continues dull at IN
changed quotations.
White 81 s0ql4O, and red 81 o7lz@1 171a per
ctl: Black 97114s1 05.
decline Small round Yellow. 81 25a1 35; East
ern large Yellow, 81 0712Q1 10; White, 81 Uf!2Q
l 10; mixed, 81 O71R per ctl; California "hlte'
nominal
B 81 SSf1E,5s pf5 min
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DOMINION OF CANA

Totals. L. S.. 81 500, 77s, $50 346
Totals outside Of
New York ... SOC, 5S4, 434 26S
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POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES

Onions continue to advance. Potatoes remain
stationary. Vegetable are in the same old rut
as usual at this time of the year.
POTATOES-Garnet Chfles. S1d1 10; Early
Rose 75cG$: Burbanks. 75c@s1 10 per ctl in
sacks and sld1 % in boxes: Sweet Potatoes
OTIONS-s1 10d1 90 per ctI for Silverskins;
Pickle Onions 75c per sack.
VEGFTA BLES-Asparagus 5oc6S2 per box:
Green Peas, &c per Id; String Beans. I42c !;
Lima Beans &C; Cabbage, 50G60c; River
Tomatoes 35G50c: Egg Plant. 50d75c: Green
Okra. 4oG65c per box; Garlic, 2G3c Green Pep
pers 25d50c for Chilli and 5OG75c per box for
hers ,gs 2oaS0c: pickles, 75c@$ for No. and
40d SOC for No ?: Summer Squash. 15G25c;
Marrowfat SQUASH $7d10 per tom Green
Corn 25cGs1 per sack for Vacaville, s1G1 50
per crate for Alameda and 40675c for Berkeley.
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BRADsTREET's FINANCIAL REVIEW.

NEW YORK, Aug 4.-Bradstreets financial
review tomorrow will say:
At the beginning of the present week there
was an apparent accession Of fresh outside
speculative buying, but the week progressed
this fell off again and the market reverted TO
its former condition OF dizziness. The profess
sional interests which responsible for the
greater part of transactions generally seemed
inclined to bull the market, but this attitude
was In certain degree modified by the con-
tinued ffrmness of the money market, which
holds its recent advance and gives no sign OF
enlarged supplies or a renewal of its former ex-
IRENE ease. There has BEEN indeed, strln-
gency and fears that the needs of the crop
moving season, together with the activity of
general business. may result in decided
city OF funds, are not seriously considered. 1t
is however admitted that extremely low rates
for money with which to carry securities is at
an end, and the AZ per cent rate for time
money which has taken the place Of the re-
cent figure of per cent or less for such accom-
modations causes conservatism in regard to
speculative buying of securities which al
ready sell at higher prices. The break in for
eiRn exchange this week. indicating that this
country retains its position as a creditor nation
and that gold may be expected to this
wav from Europe in the autumn was regard
ed with favor. but had no practical effect
speculative sentiment or activity. The very
favorable character of the June statements of
several large railroad systems and the con
tinuance of increases in the gross earnings of
their current weeks keep up the confidence
of holders in the granger and other properties,
checking any tendency to liquidate. There has,
however, been much less disposition to manipu-
late properties of this kind in the face of
higher money and the attentions of like nature
have been again directed to the industrial
stocks and specalties, though the success OF
efforts to once more attract public interest in
them is as yet not succeeding. The principal
bear factor outside of the money market stu
alton the appearance Of yellow fever at a
Southern port. This led to some selling of
shares on railroads considered likely to suffer
from the outbreak of genuine epidemic. but
the needlessness of fear this score soon be-
came apparent and deprived the matter Of
much influence. The subsidence OF the recent
strikes and the comparative freedom from
symptoms Of further labor troubles has been
noticed by the street a favorable sign
London took little part in this market though
at the beginning OF the week there was some
buying of stocks there, said to be or
ders from this side. 1t is noted that recent
large shipments of American securities from
London New York partly due to the
imposition of new and increased stamp duties
stock
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FLOUR AND M1LLsTUFFs.

FLOUR-California family extras, 50 6od5 49,
usual terms: bakers extras, So 40d3 So; oregon
and Washington. SO 1923 so per Dbl. for extra
50 25GS 40 for bakers and 50 25q3 for super
fine
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in sacks are as fol-
lows. usual discount to the trade; Graham
Flour SO % per 100 lbs; Rye Flour. 50 70; Rye
Meal 81 So Rice Flour. 81 Cornmeal 81 5o ex-
Dat Greats, 81 75 Hominy. IS 25GS 50; Buck
wheat Flour s404 %; Cracked Wheat, 81 70;
Farina 81 50: Whole Wheat Flour, So so; Rolled
Oats (barrels). Sc 55d6 IS; In sacks, IS 35q6 IS;
Pearl Barley. IS; Split Peas. 81 so; Green Peas
IS per 100 lbs
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LEAD-steady. with 81 So bid and 81 60
asked.
SPELTER-Quiet at &C.
The brokers' price for lead is 81 So and for
copper $1S rs.
CoFFEE-Options closed steady to 10
points higher. Sales, $3.50 bags, including:
September. 81 1904 40; October 81 45; Novem-
Der. "a 5o94 So December, 81 80; January, 81 80
S. 20
Spot Coffee-Rio steadier and more active:
No. invoice. SIC; No. jobbing. SIC Mild
steadier, with increased demand; Cordova,
719Q11c
SUGAR-Raw strong with good demand; re-
fined strong and tending upward.
BUTTER-Receipts, 1887 packages; firm
Western creamery. 15d1Sc; fresh factory, 11Q
l4c; factory. 14Q1412c.
Western regular packing, 1oD13c at mark.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-California dried fruits
steady
EVAPoRATED APPLEs-Common. 6!kq
TIC prime wire tray, SA0S12c; choice, $40
&C. fancy, 916G91ac
PRUNES-3A 4Sc
APRICOTS-Royal lac; Moorpark 14ql6c
PEACHES-Unpeeled. 11G111Ac.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO Aug 4-The Liverpool market
was the guiding star of wheat traders to-day
A real surprise came from the English mar
ket quotations there being about Ad higher,
condition not looked for in view of the de-
cline here yesterday. This afterward eX-
planned on the ground of advanced ocean
freight rates, but it had its effect on opening
prices here, September starting at $3.50. an
advance of C. A momentary dip to o914c 1ol-
lowed but good buying by shorts, mostly 10
cal resulted in a gradual advance to 6S&q
$3.50, the highest point reached during the
session Besides the strength shown by Liver
pool prospective buyers were encouraged by
continued crop damage reports from the North
west and by Shows crop summary, which maze
he condition of spring wheat IS per cent, or
total crop of about 275. 900 900 bushels but in
terest in the market soon died out Inc casn
demand was almost nothing and only moder-
ate demand reported from the seaboard
The Northwest, which was a seller in this
market, reported the -four trade quiet and the
first rush of winter wheat apparently over
The buying demand dwindled to almost moth
ing during the middle of the session. and at
tempts to realize on early purchases were at
tended with considerable difficulty Septem-
Der slowly declined to 69G69isc and hung
around that price until about noon, when the
sudden strength of corn put some lie INTO
wheat and resulted in a steady advance
which was continued to the close. septeInper
advanced to 694sd69%c and closed at $3.50, an
advance of Ac.
Corn was fairly active At the opening the
market was firm and higher on continued hot
weather damage reports The cash demand
was excellent Near the close the shorts went
to cover, bidding the market up rapidly. Sep
TENDER closed with a net gain of lsQAc.
Oats quiet and fairly steady with other
grains. September closed shade higher.
Provisions were strong and active. The yell
low fever situation was more favorable, but
the strength mostly from sharp advance
general Gf and prices g' ' advanced steadily the
close being at about the top. At the close
September pork was zoe higher, lard 1219c and
ribs 15c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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PROVISIONS.

All descriptions are steady, with a good de-
mand. Prices show no change.
CURED MEATS-Bacon size per ID for
heavy 9d915c for light medium. lie for light.
121@c for extra light and 13c for sugar cured;
Eastern sugar-cured Hams 131AG14c; Califor-
mia Hams. 13c; Mess Beef, S13 per Dbl; ex-
ira Mess Beef $14; Family Beef, $15615 so; ex-
ira Prime Pork, s12 50; extra clear. SIS so; mess
$15@15 so; Smoked Beef 12c per ID
LARD-Tierces quoted at 512Q524c per lb fol-
compound and &c for pure; half barrels. pure
nc; 10-lb tins SIC; 5-lb tins SIC
COTTOLENE-Tierces 67s671Ac per ID.
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DRIED FRUITS. NUTS AND RA1s1Ns.

There is nothing new to report. Sales of new
fruit are being made right along, but they are
quiet as a rule. The market however, is
firm. with apricots leading.
DRIED FRUITS (Old Crop)-Prunes SIC for
40-50s SC for 50-6O's. &C tor SOLOS, 311@3Ac for
70-s0s 2%@3Ac for So-s0's. 212G2%c for s0-10o's
and 2d2Ac for 190-110s.
DRIED FRUITS New Crop)-Prunes. in
sacks 61c for 4O-50's SIC for 50-60's. 4Ac per
ID for 60-7O's. 3Ac for 70-s0s. 3A631ac for so
90s and 2a49sc for so-1Oos Apricots.. 1oG11c
7G7Itc: Evaporated Apples. 7G7lkc; sun-dried
41kd5c per ID; Nectarines. sale per ID.
RAISINS-3Ac for two-crown. Axe for three
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BEANs AND SEEDS.

Beans are quiet at the revised quotations, and
the feeling is weak.
BEANs-Bayos. 81 SOdt 30; Small White 50 %
az Is: Large White. 81 65d1 80; Ptnks. 81 2oG
So; Reds nominal; Blackeye, 81 1594 20; But
ters, nominal; Limas. 81 1904 20; Peas, $242 %;
Red Kidneys 81 50 per ctl.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard nominal; Yellow
2&c per ID: Alfalfa. S1z991hc; Rape. 3q31ec;
Hemp 4A@4hc; Timothy, 4&@5Ac.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. 81 25g1 80; Green. 81 oo
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Another car of Eastern sold at IS SOFAS for
Hens s. 50 for old Roosters s. so for Fryers,
g so for Broilers.
Hens are weaker and Turkeys frmer. Other
wise there is no change.
POTTLTRY-Dive Turkeys, 13d14c for Cob
1srs and 13G14c for Hens; Young Turkeys
iT91sc: Geese. per pair. s1d1 % Goslings, 81 %
al so; Ducks. s3d4 for old and 50 5o@5 for
vounp: Hens $465 so young BOOSTERS. $50
< 30. old BOOSTERS, 81 25d5; Flyers s4G4 80:
Broilers. s3dS 50 for large, 81 5Od3 for small;
pigeons, 81 5O41 rs per dozen for old and IL 100
for SQUADS.
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ON TRADE CONDITIONS.
NEW YORK, Aug 4-Bradstreet's to-mor-
xr-IlI

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Bradstreet's to-mor-
will say:
All conditions indicate the maintenance of
general trade and industry in unprecedent-
ed midsummer volume. Especially indicative
of this the continued very heavy bank
clearing returns largely increased railroad
earnings, rejecting traffic in grain and mer-
chandise generally far in excess of a year
ago; reports of activity in numerous lines of
manufacturing industry, notably in all
branches of iron and steel and kindred lines
wooden goods, boots and shoes and cotton
goods and advices from leading markets Of q
satisfactory opening of the regular fall de-
mand, with heavy shipments of goods
ders.
With the exception OF good products. the
price situation is generally of maintained
strength, advances being most numerous in the
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

Tho feeling in Creamery Butter is stronger
and dealers are looking for advance almost
anv day now In fact, some are already ask
ing a fractional advance. Cheese is firm. Eggs
are slow at the old quotations.
Creamery-Fancy creamery. 21c; seconds. zoe.
Dairy-Fancy, 1sc; good to choice. 17Q1Sc;
st9rs, E IS mild new, 9hd1Oc: old s1k
@sc: Young America 1OQ101ac; Eastern, 13G15c.
EGGS-Quoted at 16M19c for store and 200
oac ner dozen for ranch; Eastern, 1S1zQ20c for
selected. 16@17c for No. l and 14q15c for sec
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Receipts of Hay were heavier again. and the
market continued dull and weak. Feedstuffs
stood the same.
BRAN-Sl6G17 per ton
MIDDLINGS-s17 50G19 so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. $40 so per ton;
s2S 50a2s; Cocoanut Cake s2o021; Cornmeal.
S23 5Od24 50: Cracked Corn. $24Q25; Mixed Feed.
sI6016 so: Cottonseed Meal, $2S per ton.
HAY-Wheat s7dS so for good and 50 for
choice; Wheat and Dat, S. SOFAS; Oat s. 5O97 90;
Barley S5d7; Island Barley. s5d6; Alfalfa, Soq
80 per ton: Compressed Wheat. s9q1O.
STRAW-20d 40c per bale
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Aug. 4-CATTLE-R Receipts to-
day too light to make much of market
High grade cattle We're strong and about l0c
higher, but commoner grades sold slowly. Good
to fancy cattle sold at So 35d6 05. commoner
grades bringing 81 40G5 go; stockers and feed
ers So 25@4 80; bulls, cows and hefers. 81 25@
20; Texas steers, SO 90d5 35: calves S4Cd7 10.
HOGS-Hogs again on a boom and the
scramble for offerings resulted in an advance
of 10q20c. Heavy hogs sold at 81 05d4 70;
mixed lots at 81 35d4 so. and light at 81 700
90; pigs brought So 75d4 so and culls s2Gl3 90.
SHEEP-Heavy receipts of sheep and lambs
again cut prices most sales being made at
prices 10915c lower for sheep and about Csc
lower for lambs; sheep We're salable at s2@
25 for inferior up to 81 SOFAS for good to choice
natives; lambs sold at $SG4 25 for culls up to
$5d6 for choice lots.
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; Hogs. 1900; Sheep
II, 600.
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Sultanas, SIC for Seedless Muscatels and 81 ~
TOT London layers; Dried Grapes, 2&@3c
NUIS-Walnuts 5GDSc for hardshell, lOQilc
for softshell: Chile Walnuts. 11G12c: Almonds,
new crop, TIC for Languedoc and 91Rc TOT
paper-shell; Peanuts sac for Eastern ana AZ
42c for California; Cocoanuts, 81 5OG5:
;, HONEY-Comb. 111hc for bright and lOl2c Tor
!ght amber; water white extracted, 7Aqf1
nght amber extracted, 61a97c; dark. S1ac
BEESw os0o7o ra- III
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

TIE market is quiet at the familiar quota
tions.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-7aSc per ID for Steers and 61kq7c for
Cows
vEAL-7Q1Oc per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers, &c: Ewes. SIC per ID.
LAMB-Spring, Sc per ID.
PORK-Live Hogs 5&4G57sc for small. &c for
medium and 51zd59sc for large: stock Hogs and
Feeders 519c: dressed Hogs, 7qS12c.
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REVENUE COLLECTIONS.

Internal Revenue collections in this district
ring the first seven months Of the year were
1872 $50. against ST. 557,542 for the same time
st wear the principal items being S6l6, $50 Tor
ser s456 TO3 for Spirits s154,S79 for Tobacco
nd 1852 100 for war stamps.
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THE LONDoN MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cabegram says:
The markets here were stagnant and dull to-
day Investment stocks were heavy on the
propect of dear money throughout the rain
der of the year.
Americans luctuated narrowly, closing frac
tfonally lower. The bank did a large bust
ness. buying s173. 900 gold in bars and esq, GOO
in German coin and receiving $50, 900 from Aus
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BOSTON STOCKS AND BOND
THE MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. Mooney on call. steady
at 3Iaa4 per cent; last loan. 312 per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 4d424 per cent; sterling ex-
change easy. with actual business in bankers
S2Is for sixty days; posted rates. 81 SS12d4 "a
and "a s7d4 87ta; commercial bills, 81 S1A0
S11a; silver certificates. 6od61c: bar silver.
6OI4c: Mexican dollars. 4Sc Government bonds
strong; State bonds, Inactive railroad bonds
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s24d; American mixed old, steady. 3s AID Flu
lures, quiet; September, IS sgd; October, So
41sd; November, nominal.
Receipts of wheat during the past three days,
19S, 000 centals, including no 900 American
Receipts of corn during the past three days.
125, 0G0 centals.
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Cash quotations were as follows.

- F7our: quiet steady. No. ? spri1g wheat,
7Oa71c: No. corn. 3112c; No. oats, 2oG2Otac:
No. white; 2Ss; No. white, 22q2$1ac; No, .
rye, 52l2c; No barley, SIC: No. 4 barley. Sac:
No l faxseed. 81 OIL; prime timothy seed 50 4OG
As; mess pork, per barrel $ 55@S 60; lard,
doose). 81 s5G5 80 dry salted shoulders (boxed)
50 5Od5 SPY; short clear sides Cboxed). IS S7I26
6: whisky, distillers' finished goods per gallon,
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SALES OF SKINS IN LONDON.

LONDON. Aug. AT the Mincing Lake
skin sales to-day 1867 offered, which
included a number of Cape of Good Hope and
NataIs The number sold aggregated 139, S64.
small supply OF better skins RESPONSE
BILE for the strong demand. Long wooded stock
advanced a farthing, fine Western sd Coarse
GRADES Wore unchanged.
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John d. Spreckels (owner) with Western Iron
Works CONTRACTOR, architects Reid BROTHERS
Steel and iron work for a three-Story and base
ment residence on NE corner of Pacific avenue
and Laguna streets, Western Addition dock
1aS. S46nn
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OREGON.

OREGON.
PORTLAND. Or. Aug 4.-The wheat market
is practically unchanged, although Walla
Walla could be worked to-day at SIC. and 1t is
reported that sales have been made in excess
of that figure. Valley continues neglected and
is nomnally 571465Sc; Buestem, Sc
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Aug. 4.-Wheat, unchanged: Club,
&c: Bluestern. Doc.