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The daily sentinel., 1899-03-02
An Honest Medicine for

George w. Watt Of South Gardiner,
Me-, says: Il nave had the worst
cough cold, chills and grin and have
taken lots OF trash II no account but
profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's g
Cough Remedy is the only thing that
has done any good whatever. have
used one 81 cent bette and the ehills,
,old and grip havs all left me. con-
graduate the manufacturers of an
honest medicine" For sale by all
druggitte.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-02

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund lnorey il it fails to
cure. 25c. Genuine has l.. B. Q.
on each tablet.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-02

70 Cure Cold in Ono Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money il it fails to
cure. 25c. Genuine has L. b. Q. on
each tablet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-04
THE STOCK MARKET.

Securities fairly active on the morning
session of the Bond Exchange, but variations
were narrow. Hawaiian Commercial was weak
at s97 75G9S and Paauhua firm at s39.
Business quiet in the afternoon at about
the mornings prices
Mining stocks showed no material change
way the other, business being quiet
The telegram from the pump said: AT $50
this morning the water 10 feet inches be-
low the 1950-foot level station. The water has
risen and fallen during the past twenty flour
hours, while the elevator was working continu-
ously."
The Alaska Packers Association will pay
dividend No. 6S of 75c on the 18th
The Best & Belcher assessment falls delin-
quent in office to-day
Occidental is assessed sc.
The Reward Gold Mining Company OF Ney-
ada County has levied an assessment OIL &c
per share, delinquent august gust Il Excbange dur
ing the first seven months OF the year were
So 500 200 against 81, 250,500 during the same
against a1saf stS2 2s5 500 500 anu w..
The letter from the Justice mine says: ,,o west Vest
crosscut No l from the station on the "'U-do i
making its total distance 2bS rect from tn e
station The face is in porphyry with smail
st~eaif of orc running with the drift and assay
ing sec 10 in gold and $4l 10 in silver PEI In,
During the week $50 feet OF Ira drom the
surface tunnel at the joint expense OF tne Coi-
fdence Challenge Consolidated ana Con tt ~
dated ImperiaI Mining Companies Inc total
length of this crosscut now in good repair is
1900 feet from the surface tunnel. Ihey nay az !
west crosscut Which is in 1922 feet from the
tunnel. . oo -. Laval tho
east drift from the station is now IN rs leet'
having been advanced 10 feet during tne o "e e
THE face shows porphyry. On the IVoo-Iou}t
level the east crosscut from the main north
lateral drift is in 212 feet Z feet having DGeh
made during the week The face shows a H NIX.
ture of quart and porphyry. On the llo0-toot
level the work of cleaning out and set YnI1e
ing the Belcher, Crown Point ana ana, i liz
Jacket Joint north lateral drift is still oeing
Continued There have been hoisted during
the week and stored in the orehouse az tne
mine 80 mining carloads of ore, the average
top-car sample of which shows an assay value
of s13 19 per ton. .a ~
Utah Maid dividends on the lst, the torsner
$40 900 and the latter $4,000 III, ~
The RePubHc, oI nn ndn % % NE Nv 18th 18th
The Pacific Sheet Metal Works has declared
its usual dividend CNo. 33) OF 5oc per SNARE
naYahle August o.
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.--To-day's stock mar
let was professional almost entirely and was
dull except in one or two spots Symptoms
Of strength were confined 70 few of the spe-
cialties. notably Tobacco. which made I'D A
large proportion OF the days total transactions
The movement in this stock was attributed to
manipulation directed against the shorts
whose efforts to cover helped the advance
sympathetic strength shown by Continen-
tai Tobacco. Tennessee Coal continued its
remarkable show of strength and closed at the
highest price at net gain of 2lz points
Otherwise the iron and steel stocks were in
cIined to depression. Wall street had rumors
that there had been a slump to-day in pig
iron prices abroad but this could not be
verified. There have been recent purchases of
suit of the great scarcity and great demand
in this country. Dispatches reporting a
threatened plague of grasshoppers in Western
States were used with effect TO depress the
granger stocks The trunk lines also were
heavy
The recent buying by London in this market
came 10 a stop, owing to the decision Of the
London exchange TO close from Friday until
Tuesday over the bank holiday. on Monday.
The bears made successful attack on
Brooklyn Transit, Peoples Gas and Rock ISL
aud early in the day, thus increasing the ten
Gency TO reaction. The market had It's periods
Of strength sustained by the movement in To-
bacco, frmness in Sugar, strength in Rubber
and General Eclectic and few of the railroad
stocks. The strength was not maintained and
the isolated railroad stocks, such as st. Louis
Southwestern and some Of the Southern
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DRIED FRUIT IN NEW YORK.

The New York Commercial says: New crop
sprlcots attract the most attention. but prices
are held so high that sales are small Trade Is
limited to the filling OF orders from dealers
who want a few 10 fill an order here and there.
Conditions are favorable for advance, and
there seems to be an impression that prices
will 20 IN as demand increases. The total
Weld this year is placed at less than 500
cars $50 to 475 being the quantity usually
named The season is about over on the coast
and from Southern California the bulk Of the
shinmen-s have come forward. Gamers have
taken 50 much of the fresh fruit that the
supply left for driers was so small ehat II
are held at 91z61oc on the coast. with practl-
ca1lv no sales below the inside quotation.
There is a fair demand for prunes, and dis
trihution is better during the past rev days,
that a better demand has characterized tie
trade there lately and that the deadlock which
has existed for some time is broken. Sales for
export are reported at 3Ac f. o. b., but so Tar
figure have not been large. Buyers are not
niscing large orders yet but there is active
inquiry and rumOrs OF sales at cut rates
are numerous 1t is impossible to find that
any large sales have actually been made TINS
week for future shipment
Dried peaches for future delivery have ad-
yanCed and 6l2G7c is now the quoted range for
August shipments with a fractional reduction
WELD Of dried peaches is not as promising as
II was Gamers are offering such high prices
that driers find il practically impossible 70
compete with them, and are compelled to buy
"Raisfns are quiet There is little demand
from any source, and consumers VINO patronlze
seeders are buying seedless Instead A few
ungraded goods are left the spot, but the
quantity is too small TO amount to much.
For three and four crown the feeling is firm
er and the tendency Is to advance.
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GREAT ACTIVITY IN LUMBER.

Pacific Coast Wood and Iron says Of Lumber
ar5 Machinery: There come from all parts
of the Pacific Coast reports Of the great actlV-
it, in the lumber circles and a general feeling
of satisfaction seems prevalent Domestic or
ders are heavy. but in the export lines the
strongest movement is noticeable The great
est trouble is with the scarcity Of suitable bot
+l7,,e for lumber shipments. and this will con-
tinue until some Of the coastwise carriers which
are now tied up at Honolulu are released and
other carriers arrive on the SOUND Chl!L M .{
Ilyr7lFarnlen will have hard time to secure the
,-aseeIs necessary to carry the Cargoes which
have been offered. Charter rates are nigh ana
are being maintained at the present III pS
the sharp competition for carriers.
.'The single department of the redwood IuIn-
her trade circles is f1ourishing and heavy snip
ments are daily going eastWar,u iron" Mil ne
are g9fng up all over the State and the great
est ENCOURAGEMENT is common among the
IN the hardwood lines the conditions are
normal for the month Of July. which is usually
rather uuiet in its tendencies. Hardwood en-
5o,-s an excellent field on the Pacific Coast. es-
TeciaIly in and local to San Francisco but, as
said before. the business in the past month
ever conditions will he more lively and the
sales and demands more frequent ana greater.
Judging from present prophecies
In redwood. prices hold firm with a slIshJly
inward tendency while the lumber from the
Northwest has felt visible advancement our
ing July Deliveries Of both redwood anu pine
ara heavy and Yet the retail yards have small
er stocks on hand than for months, yes. years
past All in all the July lumber business IS
Ear and away ahead of the conditions of last
year for the same month. and August even
promises further and more pronounced activ-
There appears to he an unusual activity
among machinery dealers and they all seem TO
he crowded with orders. The old cry Of dull
times has ceased and the machinery man
smiles when asked how business is. This in
creased trade is natural. Not only are new en-
tarprfses embarked in, but old plants are be
ir- rernOdeIed and filled with new machinery.
The trade Of the whole country is waking up
and an era of good times is before US.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. S.-Longs in wheat s'ruch at
the beginning of trading in the shape OIL io"e1
quotations from Liverpool. AS the locai moi
ta+ showed substantial rally yesterday at
least no weakness was looked Tor IN loleisn
markets and the Liverpool decline snsht
though il was resulted in an initial loss mere
of about sc September started at os72aoSSasG ,
The absence of foreign demand LOT A ti g o.
wheat was again noticeable, but AFTER the H It
selling movement had ceased thls "aa ,tIo
sieht NJ in the continued reports OF donlesllc
crop damage, which were 50 serious as -
cause the market TO rally to yesteraas baing
ing nrice The damage was reported as peihS
nartiCularIv heavy in the Red River VaIley
and estimates place the total area anscteud &c &c
high 10000 acres, with PropaTis +sr bIes
worth of growing grain destroyed Later .bi
showed some rally in foreign markets ana TINS
also encouraged buying. September rose ~
zoe but reacted to 6yl2M699sC, on large
REGENTS The liberal Clearances sent the prlce
nm TO about 69S4c There were many minor
rallies and reactions but during the al tTb
the market gradually tended downward me
seaboard reported little foreign demand, anu
this coupled with the continued large prflhaaI
receipts apparently had sGo1 aeS Wheat was
nut on the market. The market was w. =.
weak toward the close, September oecliiliiS - 70
6el. d694sc and closing at $3.50. Near the crUee
Minneap polis wired that spring wheat WAS
offered to arrive there in two weeks
Corn in the main Wa WAS hot aT weather ann in
Kansas Arm cables and light receipts caused
a rally early, shorts covering freely. 9ep'e f
Der closed shade higher. / ne I ma nc ,rera
Influenced almost entirely by other grams ana
the range of prices was narrow. ChahsLi r
from September to May was feature 0eP
TENDER closed shade higher 1901 ,
The improved yellow fever situation caused
better feeling in provisions and the InarReI Was
strong and fairly active throughout opening
ar a slight adv;%,ce good rally followed on
liberal buying - shorts. The close was strong
or tho best prices se sep PUN
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

wHEAT-The Ben Lee takes for Hull 22.322
ctls, valued at s24. 500; Talus, for Cork, 1912
ctls, at SIS 800
Lower cables from Liverpool were damper
on the Chicago market There We're more
buyers than sellers, but trade was dull Later
the feeling was frmer. crop news being
more bulIish The Herald reported l5V'ooo
acres in the Red River Valley destroyed by
hail. and the Kansas Corn crop was reported
damaged by hot winds. Lighter receipts and
large clearances were expected to decrease the
visible supply next Monday. The bull senn-
ment seemed to be growing, and the under
current Of the market was better. .,,r +,
The local market was dull, with oecllne III
futures. go
Exports from this port in July were 1923 65s
ctls. valued at 1857 SIS.
Spot Wheat-Shipping, 81 03&G1 O5; milling
81 OS&01 12l2.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-Decemoe Der
Second Sesson-December-20 ctls, 81 iO$4
1000, 81 1ofs; 1900, 81 1912. oo,o ale
Regular Morning Session Maym2ooo >, Gti;
81 49,; 5000. 81 1873. December-2OoO, 81 lo4s :
Afternoon Session-May-4OO ctls. 81 1877: 1000,
81 1885, December-14 600, 81 1915; 900. 81 10
BARLEY-Some holders were inclined to ask
higher prices but buyers could not be brou IN
TO pay them except in one or two cases fu-
The Ben Lee takes for Hull 60, 5os ctls, valued
. Feed. soassAc; Brewing, sOas5o; chevalier'
81 10@1 10 per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 clock-December-2
ctls, s2%sc; 1000 S214c. Seller '99, new.4oo0 SIC
Second -December-4000 ctls, S214c;
Regular Morning session amoodD 900
Afternoon Session-December-1 900 cts.
s21sc. Seller '99, new 49, 1000, Sic. May-zVVo'
S21zc ...u
OATS-The market is unsettled, red being
higher and black lower. The demand is falr'
New white, 81 S0a1 40 and new red 81 o71zG
171s per ctl. Black, s71acg&1 %: doo,ins
in Eastern descriptions Small round Yellow,
81 sOd1 80; Eastern large yellow. 81 C71zql IL:
White. 81 071a@1 10; mixed: 81 o'1s per GU
California White 81 17l3G1 221z
RYE-90692l2c per ctl
Observation-Disclosures
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags, SIC; Wool Bags
26d2sc
COAL-Wellington, IS per tom New yelling
ton. IS; southhed WELLINGTON, 81 6o Seattle at ie.
Scotch IS: Cumberland, 50 in bulk and SO 50
in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg 81;
Camel IS per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
Gate. 81 60: Coke. s12 per ton in bulk and sl4
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes terms net cash. in 100-lb bags:
Cubes, A crushed and Fine Crushed; 55sc
Powdered 5Asc Candy Granulated. SIC; Dry
Graduated SIC: Confectioners' A, 5sc; Cali
fornia A. 43sc; Magnolia A. 4%c; Extra c, 4tsc;
Golden c, 41lc barrels, 1-1sc more; half barrels.
" more; boxes 1sc more; 5o-lb bags, Sc more
No order taken for less than Is barrels or its
equivalent. Dominos. half barrels. SIC; boxes.
61Ac per ID.
PACIFIC CODFIsH-The Alaska Goldfish
Company issues the following price list: Bun
dies aye cases SC: do, extra large &c; bone
less 6d61. c; strips, 7qSc; middles, 1880; bricks
6G7l2c blocks, 7c tablets, Sc; picked, In bar
res 80; half do, S..
QUICKSILVER-Is frmer at s4Sq4S so for
local use.
NUT Oils higher at 46a56c per gallon.
PIG TIN-Has again advanced TO 35d31c per
III. Tin plate, s. 10 per box.
TURPENTINE-Is higher at SAC per gallon
in cases and 59c in drums or iron barrels
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-CATTLE-The supply to-
day was much smaller than the demand and
brisk competition advanced the price of desir-
able offerings 10c. Good to fancy sold at s. 351
O5; commoner grades "a SOFAS 30; stockers and
feeders, 50 25d4 50; bulls. COWS and heifers,
IS.
HOGS-There was a good demand for the
light offerings and prices advanced lOa15c for
ali descriptions Heavy sold at SO 95d4 6212:
mixed 81 25d4 Is; light, 81 1904 10; pigs 50 500
%; culls, s2G3 So
SHEEP-Receipts of sheep and lambs were
again heavy. Sheep declined 10d15c, lambs
selling 25d35c lower. Sheep brought 81 50G3 80
for poor lots and 81 75d5 for the best: lambs
sold at So 50d4 so for culls up to s6 25Q6 80 for
Receipts-Cattle eOOO hogs. 5000; sheep, 49,
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.


SACRAMENTO, Aug. 3.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at auction to-
day, realizing the following prices:
NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Peaches, Early Craw-
ford. 6sc Foster. 65675c. average &c; Susque
hanna, 5OG9Oc, average SIC; Pears Bartletts,
81 75@2 40 average 81; Plums, Eureka, average
81 40; Kelsey average 81 OIL; Prunes. Italian.
average, 81 05: Silver sOcGs1 10. average 81 O5
Tragedy. 75c6s1 80, average 81 49, Twenty
three cars sold to-day.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 3.-Peaches, Early
Crawford 70QS5c average 79c: Elberta. 9Oc0
81 81; Kelsey, average 81 81; Peach Plums
average 81 Is; Satsuma. average csc; Yellow
Egg average 81 80; Prunes, German. average
81 Is; Gross average 81 IS; Tragedy, S5cQs1 80
average 81 0s; Pears, Bartletts, 81 25q1 TO-
average 81 So.
BOSTON. Aug S.-Peaches Early Crawford
average 73c; Foster, 65c; Pears. Bartletts. 81 80
az Is average 81 go; Plums, Comedy, average
81; Wickson average 81 IS; Prunes. German
81 O5
CHICAGO. Aug peaches. Early Craw
ford average 7Sc; Elberts. average 74c; Pears.
Bartletts average 81 S561 90: Plums. Yellow
Egg single crates. average 81 a.. Eleven cars
sold to-day.
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4o-5os. SC for 5O-6Os. &c for so-7os, s1s@3Ac for
and 2G2L4c for 10O-110's.
DRIED FRUITS New Crop)moPrunes. In IN
sacks, 6Ac for 40-50's. SIC for 50-6Os 4Ac Per
10 for 6o-70's SAC for 70-sos. 3A@S1ac Tor ~
COS and 2%63c for s01Oos Apricots; dv obee
79712c; Evaporated Apples. 7Q71zc; Spn-drieu'
41ka5e per Id; Nectarines. 697c per 10: +brse-
RAISINS-3Ac for two-crown, 4%zc for I'M mr. -
crown SIC for four-crown 41z@6c for Seed IL 90
sultanas S1Sc for seedess Muscat 9s silo o
NUTS-WaInuts 5dSc for hardshell. loqiIc
for softshell: Chile Walnuts, 11Gl2c Alnon as
new crop. TIC for Languedoc ana ~. AZ ~
d5c for California: Cocoanuts, "a 5o@5;;, cor
HONEY-Comb, 11hc for bright ana IV w. tO ".
light amber; water white extracted, f4V' e ~
light amber extracted. 61aQ7c; dark 01sc
per 10.
BEEswAx-26927c per Id.
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HIpEs. rALLoW. WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND sKINs-Cu1s and brands sell
about lc under the quotations. Heavy salteo
steers, 10q10hc; medium, sGe13c; light, sc'
Cowhides, &C: Stays, &C; Sailed Kip. &c; Cali
1oc: drv Hides. sound, Ice; culls and brands
1sc: dry Kip and Veal. Ice: dry Calf nc;
sheepskins, shearings. 2oq3oc each; short
e0c6S1 10 each; Horse Hides, salt, $2Q2 25 for
large and 81 2591 50 for small Colts So. 2'g 90 no
TALLOW-No. rendered, 4g41gc per ID NO
. W ITosSo5fT Clips-san JOAQUIN and
Southern. months. sq11c; Foothill and NORTH
tive, s63i1c; Nevada. 11@14c; San Joaquin Foot
hill free 0a12c San Joaquin FGo6h 1stS asIsc
Valley Oregon, 17G1sc: Eastern Oregon. izQI4c
for choice and 9@11hc for fair to good
HOPS-1Ses crop, 15G1712c per ID 1888 cFop'
1oILm12c hid and refused.
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74: Anaconda. 11X: bar silver steady. 27%d
per ounce; money. 2h per cent.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-FLoUR-Receipts'
Il, 972; exports, 1850. Easier than the previous
day ON a withdrawal of bids and sympathy
with wheat.
wHEAT-Receipts, 40. 215; exports. 1890.
Spot, easy No red, 77&c f. o. b. afioat spot ;
No. l Northern Duluth, 7634c f. O. b. afioat :
No. l hard Duluth, S0l4c f. O. b; anoae a 20
arrive No red 74c elevator oPisen pnointing
cables. Influenced later by foreign puS iiis,
disturbing crop advices from the Vols re
covered only work off finally under rea e1-
ing Closed easy at Aa aeo net ete pecember
II 11-16G7712c, closed 771sc
HOPS-Steady
METTALs"The market displayed a general
weakness Pretty much all day unqer q
ports from primary points than anticiPa' tbe
Tin and iron led rt in ths oaed
PIG IRON-Warrants, lower with slt 10 oiO
ana TAKE flf e C69PffPsER-Unchanged at SIS 50;
TIN-Weak and nominal with ISL oio anu
LEAD-Unchanged with 81 IS bid ap "a q = aI nd
asked The brokers' price for lead Is v 90 anu
for coPper SIS So
S FFI7T f1llI closed quiet. net IN
changed Sales, $500 bags incIu ba a AZ! Ian
Iarv' 81 s.: March. S.; April, So %, May Nay
S 10 Spot Coee-Rio, dull and nomln 1Siic i'u
quiet. but about steady Ia Ih1iggbar fair
refiafng. 4c centrifugal 90 test, 9-16e; M mo
iasses sugar, 35sc. Refined, strong ana qui'e
BUTTER-Recetpts 4os7 paGkages t Quiet f ana
steady. Western creamery; 10glSc' lfesN i'o
tory, ud14c; factory, 14d1414c. +a.d,,
EGGS-Receipts, GAS packages
Western ungraded at mark, 1o4l3c'
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Californ1a orleu Il Ui''
'ESVqIPoRATED APPLEs-Common, 61sq1I5ss rs
prime wire tray, SAdS13c; CHOICE o7t4'''
fancy, 91sd911c.
PRJTNE S-3dS11c. a.
APRICOTS-Royal, lac; Moorpafh' l0o'
PEACHES Unpeeled, 1lQ1nc.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

,rrrnantIne and Nut oil advanced
Pig Tin and Quicksilver higher
New prices for Goldfish.
Wheat unsettled with lower futures.
Barley weak Oats unsettled CoIn t h,,+
Rye dull Hay in moderate
IRAN and Middlings stand the same.
some changes in Beans, with quiet mar re-
onions continue 10 advance fola'oe'
steady
go 49, 15yanced Butter and Eggs stand
Frssb fruits in good supply at previous
Dried fruits rule firm in New York. ,oo,
Provisions continue active with hams ie'0
Wool Hides and Hops show no variation
All descriptions OF Meats as previously
Gram Grain Bags firm. with an active demand.
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COMMERCIAL WORLD

stocks which showed small net gains, were SO
nearly inactive TO have little erect on the
general market The undertone OF the market
was heavy until the close, notwithstanding
a sudden marking of Brooklyn Transit Inc
retention by the Bank OF England OF It's exist
ing rate OF discount instead of an advance
failed to have a very reassurins enect.
The private rate of discount in London az
vanced a fraction above the bank rate Steli-
ing Exchange in New York resumed It's Gown
ward course notwithstanding the advance III
the London private rate and the announce
ment Of shipment from Australia IT., to IS, san IN
Francisco of 81. 200 SIS in gold. In Parls rehtes
tended downward again. These incidents are
accepted as admontions that il exchange mere and
falls to the gold import point Lonuon . anu
part with the gold. The decline In the local
money market was after most on the aai >
business was over and was without slgIln-
canoe Kansas City. Pittsburg and GuIIs con.
tnued in demand to-day and gained Y per PEI, Ce EN-
net Otherwise the bond market was dui! "a, a!lU
rather irregular. Total sales par value 81 no.
0oo .,.~od IN hid
United States bonds were unchanged Oh oiu
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FLOUR-California family extras. - 6Vd' 49,
usual terms; bakers extras. 50 4oqS 90 Oreeo''
and Washington So 4Od3 80 per Dbl. for extra.
50 25G3 40 for bakers and 81 25GS for super
fine
MILLsTUFFs-Prfces in sacks are as fol-
lows usual discount to the trade; Grana1n
Flour. SO Is per 100 lbs Rye Flour, 81 10; Rye
ira cream Cornmeal s. %: Oatmeal. 81 5o@4 10:
Dat Greats. 81 Isl Hominy, 50 25a3 50; B Blu *
wheat Flour, s4G4 25 Cracked Wheat, IS %;
Farina. 81 80: Whole Wheat Flour. So 80; Rolled
oats Cbarrels). s6 55d6 IS; in sacks; So S5qe 70
Pearl Barley IS; Split Peas. 81 80; Green Peas.
81 per 100 lbs