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The Coconino sun., 1904-05-07

Mir. NJ. J. Riordan left today for a pleasure trip to Los Angeles.
The Coconino sun., 1904-05-07

George E. Sullivan, the popular and efficient agent of the Santa Fe at this place, returned from his trip. to Mexico City, Mexico, and has re- sumed his duties as agent here.
The Coconino sun., 1904-05-07

Yesterday Probate Judge Douglass united in marriage Mir. Elijah Orr and Mrs. Ida Nancy. The groom is 62 years of age and prominent goat raiser of Tonto basin. The bride is 47 years old, and came here from Albuquerque, this being their first meeting. The happy pair left for TontO basin today.
The Coconino sun., 1904-05-07

Lee Parvin and wife, of Chicago,
 were registered at the Commercial yes- terday, and after seeing the sights left on an evening train for Albuquerque. Mir. Parvin is dramatic critic for several we'll known eastern magazines.
The Coconino sun., 1904-05-07

Mrs. Asa Clark left yesterday for Los Angeles.
 J. J. Saunders, of Prescott, was 8 visitor here Thursday.
The Coconino sun., 1904-05-07

Probate Judge Douglass, on We'd nesday, issued marriage license to R. J. Washburn, age 43, and Bertha l.. Baker, age 3S. The groom is cash fer at the Santa Fe depot in Williams, and the bride is a recent arrival from the east.
The Coconino sun., 1904-05-07

J. A. Wilson returned Friday from Agua Caliente Springs, where he has been for the past several months using the water of the springs for an attack of rheumatism. The waters proved beneficial, and Mir. Wilson now has no rheumatic pains in his system.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-02

"a "a ~
Any one IN need Of a good horse. wagons.
buggies, Surveys, carts and harness Of all kinds
Will do well to be on hand at 114O FOLSOM
ST, TUESDAY. August 2, IL a m WM-
CLOUGH. Auctioneer
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Flour and MIIStnfS.

In regard to the refusal of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company to accept any more freight
for japan account OF the recent Russian
seizures. the representative of an important
milling interest said yesterday that no perma-
nent check to the export OF Flour was feared
from this action. as the Flour could be shipped
in chartered vessels to Hongkong. which is a
neutral port, though he did not say what
would become Of it after II got there.
FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 Goa
90. usual terms Bakers Extras, 81 5Od4 so;
Oregon and Washington. jobbing at So s5Q4 %
per Dbl.
MILLSTUFFS - Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour SO so per 100 lbs
Rye Flour. So so; Rye Meal So Is: Rice Flour.
81: Germ Meal. 50 so: extra cream do. 81 IS;
Dat Greats 81 so. Hominy. $4Q4 Is; Buck
wheat Flour. 81 5OG4 IS; Cracked Wheat, 81
Farna. 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour. So rs;
Rolled Oats, bbls. 81 259S 60; in sacks, IS 75d
s 10: Pearl Barley. Sc: Split Peas boxes 81;
Green Peas IS so per 100 lbs
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Dried Fruits, NHtS, RaisirS, Honey.

FRUITS - New crop - Apricots. A19Hc;
Peaches So dT1sc per ID; Pears 6G91ac; Figs
2-crown bricks 52i5c; S-crown. soc; 4 crown.
65c; 6-crown, I5c: bulk white. 81 G355c; black.
&c Old crop-Evaporated Apples, 655dT1ac
per ID
sizes.
RAISINS-Association (. o. b. prices Fresno
(subject TO change without notice. are as fol-
lows: 50-Ib bOxes-Loose Muscatels 4-crown,
&c per ID: 3-crown, 412c: 2-crOwn, &c; Malaga,
loose. 3-crown, 4c; 2-crown, Sac Thompson :
seedIess, &c; seedless, Sultanas, 31zcs seedless
Mucatels. SIC: do 1oated. 313c; Seeded Rails
ms. 1907 cartons, fancy. 51ac choice, 5Ac;
12-oz cartons, fancy. 415c; choice. 4+c: in
bulk fancy. sac choice. &c; Imperial clusters.
So: Dehesa. 50 30; fancy. 81; London Layers.
3-crown. 81 So. 2-crown. 81 %
The packers name quotations as follows:
Two-croWn layers. 81; 3-crown. 81 10; 4-crOwn.
81 so while others as low as S71 nc and 9Oc
for and 3 crown respectively. TwO-crown
loose are quoted at 27sc and Sc and 3-crown
$3.50 to 3hc. The price named on fancy 1o-oz
seeded is SIC
NUTS-Walnuts. No. 1 softshen. 21z614c;
No. 2 111d12c: No. 1 hardshen 1301313c
No. 2, 11GI11ac: Almonds. 13G131zc for new
Nonparells, 12612hc for 1 X L. 12G121zc for
Ne Plus Ultra, Peanuts 6GTc for Eastern; Pc
cans. 11d1Sc; COcoanuts. 81 50G5.
HOMETOWN. 1115Q13c for white and 100
lie for amber; water white extracted. 5G6c:
light amber extracted. Al G5c: dark, 31aG4Ac.
BEESWAX-27Q29c per h.
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Decidnous and Citrus Fruits.

Receipts Of deciduous k-uits were lighter
than usual and top quality offerings showed
demand. but supplies were well up TO require
ments and prices had but slight variance
Peaches in small boxes cleaned up better than
on Saturday and occasional sales OF setected
parcels OF the best shipping stock commanded
a premium some fancy Crawfords selling ON
TO 65e per box. Large boxes however, were
weak. S Saturdays belated arrivals had to
be sold at low prices. and this had depressing
effect on the sale Of good fruit There was
continued easiness in Apples. supplies being
far IN excess Of the demand, while good April
cots in bulk were steady. The Gamers were
still purchasing Bartlett Pears on the wharf
at the familiar quotations. but they were
practically out Of the market for other fruits
Melons were plentiful. but prices held up well.
while Grapes continued to drag. general Of
ferings lacked sweetness and were otherwise
poor. There Longworth Strawberries
received but the other varieties arrived freely
and met with a good demand at previous
prices Blackberries were hrmer, there being
none received from Sebastopol. Huckleberries
were more plentiful and sold at a lower range
Citrus fruits were generally inactive and prices
were nominally unchanged Two carloads OF
central American Bananas came IN. but other
wise there was nothing new to report IN Iropi-
cal fruits.
STRAWBERRIES per chest for Long
worths, $6d7 for Alviso Berries and s3Q4 80
for the larger varieties.
R4GAKB FEB NS59in 9o Der chest
RAsPBERRIES seas per chest.
HUCKLEBERRIES-S per ID
APRICOTS- Small boxes 4Gd5Oc; crates, IS
qS5c in bulk. S3OG5O per ton, with some fancy
higher
APPLES-S191 % per box for fancy. 65Gs5c
for choice and 35d50c for common Crab Ap-
pies. 5Od6Oc for small boxes.
PEARS-Bartlett. T5cqSI per box for wrap
ped stock In open boxes. $50 per ton FOR No
l and 40G5ec per box for No. ?.
PEACHES-Smau boxes. 30q5Oc; open boxes
and carriers, 50GT5c; lug boxes, 6OaSSc; oas-
PLUMS AND PRUNES-Plums. 5Ol465c per
crate and }OG40c per small box. in bulk. $50
per ton for canning varieties. Prunes. 60G75c
per crate and S0650C per small box
NECTARINES-7JcQS1 per crate.
FICsS-NOminal.
MELONS-Cantaloupes 81 2J61 % per crate;
Nutmeg Melons from the river. 6OqSJc per box;
Watermelons. S1d3 per dozen
GRAPES-Seedless. coarse per box or crate;
Fontainebleau. 4Oft65c; other varieties. 5OQT5c-
CITRUS FRTITS-Oranges. 81 5OG2 so per
box for Valencias and 81 25G1 80 for Mediter-
ranean Sweets; Lemons. 50 25G2 70 for fancy,
81 5Od1 80 for choice and $lQ1 % for stand
ard; Grape Fruit S1d1 so; Mexican Lines,
S4F54 so per case; Bananas, 81 5Olq3 per
bunch for Central American and 75c4S1 so for
Hawaiian; Pineapples. 81 50q2 50 per Dozen
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Provisions.

The market continues quiet and featureless
at unchanged quotations.
The Chicago wires Of r Brent Mitchell yes
terday said: 1T is a very dull market, and
there is nothing in volume or character OF
trading worthy of comment. except it's dull
ness. Receipts Of hogs are. OF course, small
because of the strike. In respect TO the strike
there is nothing new"
CURED MEATS-Bacon 10c per ID -or
heavy fOl1c for light medium. I215c for light.
Is nc for extra light and Ice for sugar cured I;
Eastern suEar-cured Hams. 1315c: California
Hams. 121ac; Mess Beef, $1,000 so per bbl;
extra Mess S11911 so: Family. $12G12 so;
prime Mess Pork. S14 so extra clear, $21; Mess,
SIT so Dry Sailed Pork. exc; Pig Pork S24:
Pigs Feet. IS: Smoked Beef, lac per 10.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 666lAc per ID for
common and &c for pure; half-barrels. pure.
1Oc
COTTOLENE-One half barrel, ssSc: three
half barrels SIC; tferce. SIC; two tIerces,
Sc: five tisrces. &c per h.
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Hides, TaIIoaC, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about sole under quotations. Heavy salted
steers. Zoe; medium, &c: light, SIC;
Cow Hides. sGslsc for heavy and s0s41e Tor
light; stays. &C; Sailed Kip. &c; Sailed Veal.
10c; Sailed Calf, lie; dry Hides, Ice;
dry Kip 13c; dry Calf, 1sc; Sheepskins shear
lings. 25d40c each: short Wool. 40d65c each:
medium $4,000; long Wool. SOL so: Horse
Hides. salt 81 IS for large and S292 so for
medium. 81 25G1 20 for small and SOC for Colts
Horse Hides, dry, 81 IS for large and 81 so for
medium. $161 25 for small and soc for Colts.
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican, 3Oc; dry salted
Mexican 25c; dry Central American. 30d32 = c.
Goat Skins-Prime Angoras. Toe; extra large
do. 81 rs; large and smooth. SOC; medium. 35c;
small zoe
TAiLOW-No. 1 rendered 4G4Kc per ID;
No 2 315c: grease, 2154 Csc
wOOL-Spring Clip-Humboldt and Mendo-
cino, 1TG19c; San Joaquin and Southern, IL
months 1Od12c; do months, sole per ID;
Middle Counties, 13G17c for free and 12915c
for defective: Northern, 16d1Sc for free and
14d16c for defective: Nevada. 13016c. accord
ing 10 condition
HOPS-Nominal at 25627kc per ID for Cali
fornia. 1905. Contracts for 1904 crop quoted
at 16Q20c.
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Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-There were no quotations from
England as 1t was holiday there Paris fu-
the week were follows, in quarters; Rus
sian. 243. 600; Danubian. 5000; Argentine. 1885,
coo; Indian. 29O, Geo. Australian. 81 900.
Chicago wac cent and a half higher. with
the Northwest and Southwest heavy buyers
and continued bullish advice from the North
west. ST. Louis reported a big cash demand.
said: 1t was strong market throughout
and the close was strong. Primary receipts
were very large The Northwest continued to
send complaints of damage by rust and were
conspicuous buyers in this market There was
free proht-taking and there is fairly liberal
snort interest playing for a reaction. The
market does not develop much selling pressure
and the lack OF it is due TO the small stocks
We are not disposed TO look for any large
In this market futures &c higher on
the morning session, with active and ex-
cited market. due to the advancing markets
East and the covering Of shorts. The cash
grain also continued very firm.
CASH WHEAT
California Club 81 3j6DI 10; California White
Australian. 81 55a1 57Ih; Northern club.
81 sSal 5.l5; Northern Bluestem. 81 521s@
FUTURES
Session to IL 80 a. m.
2R q 81 Fi as 81 G2 81 cl 4s
p. Session
December 81 4SA ST 49, 81 4sH 81 4sX
BARLEY-The week opened with marked
activity In futures. which advanced &c on the
morning session in sympathy with Wheat en-
HANGED by the active covering of shorts The
tone was very bullish. The cash grain also
moved up. with 81 OH as the general figure
for No. l Feed and several sales of fair River
Feed at 81 06A.
The stock in regular warehouse and on
wharf August l was 1s.397 tons against $685.
tons July l.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. 81 O5q1 OH: new Brewing and Ship
ping. 81 1oa1 10; Chevalier. 81 173sG1 80 per
ctl.
FUTURES
Session o to IL 80 a. m
Open. High Low. Close.
December 81 oe7s 81 GsI5 81 Oe5s 81 Os
D. II. Session
December-S1 Oh bid 81 OK asked
OATS-The market is quoted very firm. with
some speculative buying for Seed. The stock
in regular warehouse and on wharf August l
was ga tons against 100 tons July l.
Red, 81 2T1541 - y for feed and 81 3O3
l 31la for seed Black. 81 % for feed and 81 so
al 35 for seed.
CORN-The stock in regular warehouse and
on wharf August l was 2S5 tons. against 42g
tons July /. The week opened with a Quiet
and unchanged market
Western sacked, 81 4T1kG1 So for Yellow and
White and 81 45d1 80 for Mixed; California
large Yellow 81 50G1 57l5: small round do.
81 55Q1 80; White, nominal; Egyptian, 81 3O2
l 80 for White and 81 2591 80 for Brown
RYE-$1 25G1 so for new
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 1872 per ctl.
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Gencs,aI Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain BAGS s. .; Wool Bags 500
&c; Fleece Irvine, II e; Fruit Bags, .613Q715e
for white and &c for N5roVEn jute. =
ton. S.; seattle Sc SO: bryant S. so: Beaver
HILL IS so; standard. sI;s Roslyn. 81 Coos
Bay IS so; Greta. 81 walise-f 81; Richmond.
81 so. Cumberland. S13 in bulk and s14 25 IN
sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracfte Egg, S14s
Welsh Anthracite Egg s13; We lsh Lump
per ton in bulk and SIS in sacRss: Rocky
Mountain descriptions s11 As per 1000 lbs and
OILS-QuOtations are for barrels for cases
add sc: Linseed, sc per gallon for boile4l and
soc for raw: Castor OIL, in cases. No. / 4 70cs
Bakers "A. cases, 81 10g1 -; Lucol y SOC
for boiled and 4sc for raw: China Nut cas7es.
621sqsoc per gallon; Coeoanut OH. in barrt SIS.
5sc for, Ceylon and SOC for Australian; extra
bleached winter Sperm OIL. sc; natural win ter
OIL. SIC; natural Whale OIL, &c; extra win ter
strained Lard Oil. 75c: No. / Lard OH & Sc.
pure NeatsfOot Oil. &c; No. I Neatsfoot n H.
63c; light Herring OIL 42c: dark Herring OIL.
Fish Oil. SSci boiled Paint Oh. &c; raw PAM
Coal OII-water White Coal OIL. in bul,r
13c; Pearl Oil. in cases. 1915c; Astral 1910.
Star. 1915c. Extra Star, 24c: Elaine 26c: Eo-
Gene 23c; Deodorized Stove. Gasoline In buiJ<
16c: in cases, % &c; Benzine in bulk 13c-f11
cases. 101sc; s6-degree Gasoline, In bulk. 25c;
TURPENTINE-s1c Per gallon in cas.s an.
75c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead 71sS0
7&c per ID; White Lead. IA81Ac. accordine
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Chm
pany quotes follows per ID, IN 1OO-Ib bavs.
Cubes. A crushed and Fine Crushed 8 o5r.,
Powdered. 5-9Oc; Candy GRADUATED 5 9Oc. Ilrv
CfranuIated fine. 5.sOc; Dry Csranulated c,ssa-ss:
5 soc; Fruit GranuIated 5 eOc: Beet ers155..
lated 0OO-lb bags only, -: Confectfonsrs'
half barrels CSC more; boxes. SOC more; 5O-Ib
bags. 1Oc more for all kinds. Tablsts-Half
PsrTgIs Soc Ssr Ii rs a-sS. T. Cryssal
less than seventy-hve barrels or Its equivalent.
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slight and stocks Of most kinds were still ex-
cessive- Torna toes were glut on the nlarke
and small boxes from Vacaville were onering
down to 1Oc with takers Stocks Of Green
Pepper. Okra and Egg Plant are steadily IN
creasng
POTATOES-New Burbanks from the river
S5cd$1 Is per ctl in sacks and Sldl 80 per
etl in boxes; Salinas Burbanks. 81 5O01 20 per
ctl: jacksonville Burbanks 81 2541 co. Early
Rose, S5cGS1: Garnet ChiIes $1Q1 Is; old Po-
tatoes. nominal.
VEGETABLES-Green Corn. S1d1 80 per
crate and 5OcGS1 per sack; Green Peas. 112Q
PIC per ID; String Beans. lac per 10; wax
Beans. lac per 10; Lima Beans. 49oc
per Id: Tomatoes in small boxes. nominal; :
large open boxes, 2OGS5c; Summer Squash, 2Oep
SOC per box: Cabbage 81 per ctl: Carrots. 81
per sack: Cucumbers. 2564Oc per box; Pickle
Cucumbers. nominal; Garlic. 3G4c per ID: Egg
Plant, 35G5Oc per box; Dried Peppers. nominal;
Green Okra. 5Od75c per box: Green Peppers.
35a50c per box for Bell and 25G50c for Chile.
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..I-lls LIiNb6r. Irdde.


2. CINE Cast @.a.oad ana Iron for August
z month q July has seen q slight: iEn-
-Troye1ient ii t1ecQud iticn of the general luIn-
bet ttaae 81 tse Pa &C coast. but there Is: still
Toeul for much more 3etterment. The closing
, Northwest has proved a valuable influence. IN
thls -irafr6t6rrert and ii IS too bad that more
-et ihem earaot close their doors Tor while
l7a1 . Qll-. - tle case were there not financial
Fasans Fer zle Operation Of The plants. Then.
ssaln. lher has been an increase IN the East
err and Made q esterh demand for all classes
81 -iqtl7er- -ro1l. the Washington and Oregon
Illils, which relieves the san Francisco mar
teL Cr ruca - IT'S dumped OUTPUT All IN all
s5e.ls a US pc picking W an the pine field.
El-5a ---+liif1er- tr7teFesrs.
The r5aWcoa afiS IS stiII in a rather IN
prices seens ~ b too high with consequent
lQclinaflcn IN the. part Of many manufacturers
= seizure ler g orc ers.: even III there Be a
ere not large for nd wood hut they are better
fnan Lnes- were: for Iune. Eastern calls for
Eets sol. i-Folu Is sre. Increasing with conse
quiet teIdenc1 toward market stlnening but
tle -Local ni1s might be a -frife mora sta HE
- f'arOund. The mill outputs have not decreased
- extent, while the arrivals Of GAUGES In
this port are normally heavy Tor this - son
~ ths year. The tendency OF the farmers and
interests save those Of getting In rbsir c-rrs
for the veal 50 that interlor iHaproeeinents are
llil MS mas the eject Of
dulrng. the market with the natural feeling
that prices are a bit too high for the current
cCncit0nE. -
Redwood and cedar shingles hold their avn
The latter Z not so MUCH in Eastern demand
a. last year. but such was 20 be expected
Redwood shingles continue strong. owing "a
the effective efforts OF the Association nd tbe
move nlent Isl. sctiEe and normal Prizes con-
rnue a. -ast quoted with no apparent ter
loencF coward Frice-cuttlng. A resume Of the
current conditions n the general lumber mar
ket q the great timber States along this side
~ betterine Influences with every pfosnect ~
August being a-large Improvement over July
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Poultry and Game.

The expected car Of Western Poultry did
not arrive but was reported close at hand
and will be marketed to-day. AS usual on
Monday receipts OF domestic stock were very
light and the market was practically bare
all descriptions were nominal and unchanged.
Game was in light receipt and Wild Doves
were quoted higher.
POULTRY-I-ive Turkeys, 1541Tc per ID for
Gobblers and 14d15c for Hens: Geese. per pair.
81 25G1 90: Goslings. 81 50g1 IS; Ducks, S49o
per dozen for old and 81 50d5 80 for young
Hens IS 5096 for large and 81 5O95 for small:
young BOOSTERS. star so; old Boosters. 81 5Op
5; Fryers. 81 50a5 so; Broilers. S393 so for
large and 80 50l73 for small: Pigeons. 81 90 per
dozen for old and 81 25d1 90 for Squads.
GAME-Wild Doves. coarse per dozen; Hare,
81 25Q1 so per dozen: Colonial Rabbits. 81 IS
per dozen
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Prices for all descriptions remained as on
Saturday. Butter steady but Eggs We're
easy, with close buyers getting what they
wanted at 25c. Receipts Of both were liberal
as will be seen. Cheese quiet and fea-
tureless.
Receipts were 1O1. 900 lbs Butter, 1912 cases
Eggs, and $500 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 21c
for extras and poo for frsts; dairy 1762oc;
store Butter. 14916c; Eastern creamery 1910
zoe: Eastern ladle packed. 14R15l5c per ID.
CHEESE--9G9i2c for choice mild and
SdS15c for lower grades: Young Americas, II q
II 1ac; Eastern 10615c; Utah. 12c per ID.
EGGS-Ranch, 2211 124c for fair and 25926c
for choice; store, 19d21c; Eastern, 20q22 &c
for 1rsts and 1SZt719c for seconds
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Neqo York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The extreme dullness
OF to-days stock market was quite evidently
due 70 the closing OF the London stock market
ana was testimonial TO the Importance at
tsched 10 that market an index of inter
national political conditions. Hesitation and
disiuclination to enter into new commitments,
here with the London trading suspended were
the dominant features of the local market but
IL was also evident that there was wanting
pressure Of Liquidation on account OF local con-
ditions on account OF weak speculative
holdings OF stocks such caused the reaction
~ last week With money practically IN
lendable on CALL except at per cent be-
low. there is no clear reason why speculative
holders should be forced liquidate and they
seemed treasured to-day about the maintenance
Of the market value OF their holdings. Slight
pressure TO realize after the opening was alb
soroed without difficulty and left the way
prices which followed. In this the Changers
ana Pacincs were the leaders. This was in
conditions OF railroad traffic, which officials
are IN the habit Of stating In interviews for
pubication. These were quite uniformly en-
s1uI aging as 10 increasing traffic Offering and
hopeIul ana even confident as TO the improve
lenL IN business sentiment and prospects for
IalL business The substantial increase in net
earnings Tor June over last year reported by
the Atchison was helpful to the movement.
me uiative mind did not to be in
% ~ the prospect Of loss OF trans
racine trafhc owing 70 the announced refusal
~ steamship companies to accept shipments
loT japanese ports at Pacific Coast points A
puDuHned report Of the placing Of orders for
0e,V0O tons Of steel rails FOR the Hartman sys-
ten was an influence in the strength of those
STOCKS and OF United States Steel rreferred
The strength in the wheat market Vas some
WAT Yariously Interpreted but the London
llIaes reports OF general damage to European
TUE were factor and appealed more 10
stock market sentiment than aid the renorts
OF narm TO spring wheat from too much moist
oIe. my rev q the prominent stocks moved
Bonds we're dull and steady. Total sales, par
United States bonds were unchanged on call
NEW YORK STOCK LIST
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bulfisb European crop news, foreign buying
and tae corn strength. The close snowed * q
lie net advance. May, 9oa9ossc, Closed 20 y 6
September. q41aG9e1sc, closed soAsc' Decem-
Der. 95% d959ae
HOPS-Steady
HIDES-Firm.
WOOL-Firm
PETROLEUM-Quiet
COFFEE=Spot Rio. steady; mild, steady;
No invoice 7-16c. The coffee futures mar
ket closed steady at unchanged prices to an
advance of points. Sales were reported OF
% $50 bags including: September, 6.10c; De-
cember 8 40c; March 6.10c.
SUGAR-Raw. firm; centrifugal, So test.
4ke; refined. firm.
BUTTER = Official creamery coi'nmon tc
extra. 13d1712c. s,
6Hd6$ic 10 TIC ooSoo,,
EGGS-WesteTn, extra me- %V0-VT2c' DC
average, best, 1SAGl9c-
DRIED FRUITS
EYAPORATED APPLES-There has been
no change in the market, which continues
quiet but with stocks light that holders
are confident and prices remain nrm; Common
are quoted at 4d5hc: prime. ogtc; choice,
Ga d6s. C; fancy, 747l2c. Prime Iruit for
October and December delivery Is onering
from SIC TO &C. respectively.
PRUNES - Are moving slowly for future
shipment Special stocks of the more desirable
kinds are quiet but prices show nrmness. The
range is from &c to 6Ac according to grade.
xPRTCOTS = Are meeting with very little
demand but prices are well maintained Choice
are quoted at 96 d10c; extra ehoee, lOhq
10iAc; fancy 1ld13c.
PEACHES-Are in practically the same po-
sition, with choice held az fei &C; extra
choice, ThGSc fancy, 91AGlOc-
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Hay and FecdStnfs.

Hay continues depressed and weak under
the accumulation of receipts. with additional
arrivals yesterday of 929 tons. The receivers
are still hard at work trying to clear off the
tracks in the railroad yards but the stun
comes in about fast they can haul IL
away. There were four tracks full yesterday
morning. Prices remained unchanged
Bran and Middlings continue firm and Rolled
Barley is advancing in sympathy with the
raw grain. Stocks Of Bran in warehouse and
on wharf August were 457 tons, against 432
tons July 1.
BRAN-$21G22 per ton.
MIDDLrNGS-$24G29 per ton.
SHORTI21d22 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, S22 5OG23 so
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill. $31 5Od52 so;
jobbing $33 Cocoanut Cake. $22923; Corn
Meal $50 5OG31 so; Cracked Corn, S31d32;
Mixed Feed. s22622 so; Horse Beans. s30d4 20
per ton: Broom Corn Feed, 90c per ctl.
HAY - Wheat. $9Q11. with S12912 so for
extra fine; Wheat and Oat. SSG11: Dat 81 500
IL: Barley and Oat. $7G9 80; Volunteer wild
Dat, s7q9; stable, $7G9 so; stock. So 50aT so;
Glover. 81 5000 so; Alfalfa, $TQ10 so per ton.
STRAW-50G7Oc per bale.