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Ne5U York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-speculation in
stocks vas largely devoted 10 what are
known as the specialties to-day. The con-
stsnt whipping up Of excitement and activity
in one or another Of these afforded the principal
sustaining influence on the general list That
this influence was not notably effective is
disclosed by the list Of changes for the day,
which were comparatively insignificant.
he waiting attitude OF the market was un-
oouotedly due 10 the desire TO read the
monthly report OF the Agricultural Depart
ment On the August / condition of the grain
crops, and especially of spring wheat, before
The Incidental speculation in the specialties
Was apparently designed as a diversion for
what promised 10 be a dull period for the
time, Tor publication OF the crop report being
atinS in to-day's market on the basis OF its
information The grain markets also reflected
report IN the nervousness exhibited for specu-
lators committed in that market and their de-
sire 10 tighten their contracts before the report
should appear The realizing which carried
back the prices OF wheat was largely attrib-
uted 10 this purpose, although the weather
in the spring wheat country was considered
better Stocks derived firmness from
this view There was continued belief in
the difficulty experienced in the steel trade
over the maintenance ot association prices as
was shown by the persistence with which
I United States Steel preferred hung below last
nights price, IN face OF the frmness Of other
I stocks Good advances were made by South
western Railroad stocks. which were fairly
attributable 10 the comparative prosperity OF
the cotton and corn crops, as compared with
wheat. The rise in Southern Pacific was i'm
pressive to sentiment, because accepted as
showing the protective policy toward the mar
ket OF its controllers. The conviction became
nrrler that gold would be exported to Eng
I land this week as sterling exchange continued
! 10 advance, and the London market rallied on
the same assurance But the real interest
OF the day centered in the furious specula-
1 ton in the specialtes. The sensational ad-
vance IN the Metropolitan stocks was accom-
panied by much published quotations from in
huential hut unnamed individuals, who were
] impressive in their admissions that important
! transactions were impending but entirely reti-
cent as TO specific information OF what the de-
velopments would be. The days movements in
Sugar and Amalgamated Copper were equally
mystifying as TO their basis. These advances
were not fully held at the close and the whole
! market underwent some reaction, but the clos
I ing active and firm.
Bonds were firm Total sales Cpar vslue)
! s.. geo, OCO.
! United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

The Potato market was more active. partfcu- :
larly for cheap stock in sacks. which was In
fair request for shipment to various points
in the Southwest but supplies were we'll up
to requirements and prices showed no improve
ment. Sweet Potatoes from Coachela were
selling slowly at sc per pound. while Merced
lots met with prompt sale at SIC. The de-
and top quality stock slightly higher.
Receipts Of Tomatoes continued light and
freshly arrived lots cleaned up quickly at i'm
proved prices. Bay Tomatoes are commencing
to come forward freely. but they are selling
slowly as the trade is running almost entirely
on the river article Green Corn was f1rmer
for fresh stock, but there was still plenty of
carried over in sacks to be had at easy figures
Available supplies Of Garlic were held by a
few dealers who were exacting higher prices.
Okra and Lima Beans were plentiful and
easier, while the other vegetables stood as
previously quoted.
75cdS1 10 per ctl in sacks and 90cG$1 % per
ctl in boxes; Salinas Burbanks 81 5Oq1 65 per
cti; Watsonville Burbanks, 81 25d1 so; Early
Rose nominal: Garnet Chiles S5cdS1; old Po-
tatoes, nominal
ONIoNS-$1 10@1 30 per ctl.
ETABLES+Green Corn. T5c6S1 IS per
sack; crates from Alameda. S1G1 so; from
Berkeley 81; String and Wax Beans. nominal
Lima Beans 2G216c per lb; Tomatoes in small
boxes nominal: large open boxes. 40G65c for
river and S5cd$1 for bay: Summer Squash.
81 per SACK Cucumbers, 25G40c per box
Pickle Cucumbers. nominal; Garlic, 3159415c
per ID; Egg Plant, 35@50c per box; Dried
Peppers nominal: Green Okra- 40G65c per box
Green Peppers 25G50c per box; Marrowfat
Squash $15GD20 per ton.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. s. 1898 25: San Quen-
tin, 81 75: Wool Bags 30032c; Fleece Twine.
re; Fruit Bags. 61s9715c for white and &c
for brown jute.
COAL-wellington. IS per ton: New yelling
ton SS Seattle. So so: Bryant. $6 so. Beaver
Hill. SIS so; Stanford 81; Roslyn. 81: Coos
Bay. So so: Greta. 81: Wallsend. 81: Richmond.
81 80: Cumberland $13 in bulk and S14 % in
sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $14;
Welsh Anthracite Egg. S13; Welsh Lump,
S11 so; Camel $S so per ton; Coke. S11 5O6I3
per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Noun
tain descriptions. $11 As per 1000 lbs and SD so
per long ton according to brand
OILS-Quotations for barrels; for cases
add &c; Linseed. sic per gallon for boiled and
55c for raw: Castor Oil in cases No. l. zoe:
Bakers "A. cases. 81 1091 12; Lucol soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw China Nut cases,
65dSOc per gallon; Cocoanut Oil in barrels.
5Sc for Ceylon and soc for Australian: extra
Sperm Oil. CSC; extra bleached winter Whale
OIL, SIC: natural Whale Oil SIC; extra winter
strained Lard Oil. 75c; No. l Lard OIL csc;
pure Neatsfoot OIL. &c; No. / Neatsfoot Oil.
CSC; light Herring OIL. 42c: dark Herring OIL.
4Oc; Salmon Oil. 34c; boiled Fish OIL SIC: raw
Fish Oil 35c: boiled Paint Oil. 33c; raw Paint
Oil Bic.
COAL OII=water White Coal OIL in bulk.
13c; Pearl OIL IN cases 191he: Astral, 1915c:
Star 19i5c; Extra Star. 24c; Elaine 26c; Eo-
cene 23c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline, in bulk
10c; in cases 221ac: Benzlne In bulk. 13c: in
cases. 1915c: 6-degree Gasoline in bulk CSC
in cases sic.
TURPENTINE-s1 per gallon In cases and
75c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 7k@
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Hides, Talloag, Wool and Hops

A sale Of new 1904 Yolo County Hops at
25c per Id is reported. They were choice
Mail advices from New York say of crop pros
poets: The present outlook for the 1904 coast
crop is 200 0O0 bales, Oregon being estimated
at 100 600 bales, California 60. coo bales and
washington 40 coo bales; others Of the trade.
however. consider these figures excessive and
look for crop OF about 10000 bales. Ad-
vices received from up the State continued IA
vorable and most Of the trade look for a State
crop fully % per cent larger than last year.
Cable advices were received from England
giving rather better prospects for the crop,
which promises to yield from 100000 TO 40. 900
cwt. The market for 1905 Hops held firm
with limited demand from brewers"
OF Wool a local firm says: Spring shear
ings are pretty well marketed and at present
there is very little business. The outlook for
fall clipping is good and prices will be strong
under comparatively light stocks. Boston re-
ports a strong market. with domestic grades
firmly held and in light supply"
HIDES AND SKINS-Cuils and brands sell
about I51Ic under quotations. Heavy salted
steers. 1Oc: medium, DC; light. SIC; Cow
Hides. SIC for heavy and &c for light;
SaIted Calf lie; dry Hides 16c; dry Kip. 13c;
dry Calf 1Sc; Sheepskins, shearlings, 25Q3Oc
each; short Wool. 4OdG5c each; medium 7O9
9Oc: long Wool. Slgl 90; Horse Hides. salt.
al as for small and SOC for Colts; Horse Hides.
dry 81 75 for large and 81 so for medium. S1Q
25 for small and soc for Colts Buck Skins
Drv Mexican soc; dry salted Mexican. 25c: dry
Central American. Soc Goat Skins-Prime An
gorss 75c: extra large do. 81 25i large and
Smooth. soc; medium. 35c: small. 2oc-
TALLOW-No. L rendered. 4d4Ac per ID;
No 2 31Sc; grease. 21aq3c;
WOOI-Spring Clip-Humboldt and Mendo-
cfno 17G19c: San Joaquin and Southern. II
months 1Od12c; do Z months, 9G11c per 10:
Middle Counties 13617c for free and 12615c
for defective; Northern, 16d1Sc for free and
14a16c for defective; Nevada, 15916c. accord
-" HoPs~saie Of choice new Yolo County Hops
at 25c per ID.
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Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-Liverpool futures were lower and
Paris futures higher.
Chicago was lower than on the preceding
its monthly report, showing q spring Wheat
condition August l Of SD, against 9S.7 July
l. III August l last year and ten-year
average for August 1 of 81. 1t said that it
was yet too early to estimate the damage from
rust The report indicates winter Wheat
crop of 333, 400 coo bushels and spring Wheat
crop of PAT, 600. 600. Total crop, 5000, GOO,
which is not as low estimate as the other
recognized authorities but 1t must not be for
gotten that these figures were made up before
the current reports OF rust damage were re-
ceived.
Cutter & Moseley's wires from Chicago said
"'Marketings of long Wheat are enormous and
extensive damage in the Northwest, but the
crowd are inclined to realize because the Gov
ernment report will not show 1t"
The wires of E. F. Hutton & Co said: Crop
reports continue bad. If not worse than ever
with the Northwest heavy sellers. Dallas
fTex) wires that even at the advance the mill
ers are not able TO get enough Wheat The
a great quantity will be shipped into that State
to meet the demand Of the mille
The wires of r. Brent Mitchell said: ''It
a nervous. uncertain market on moder-
ate volume of trade. mainly scalping opera
tions The cables leaned toward weakness
there was further crop damage reports in the
Northwest Of same character as heretofore
Along with these however, Is coming rather
less sensational estimates and some modifica.
tion is noticeable In the general character OF
the news from that quarter. The large profit.
taking in this market by leading holders /.
also felt to some extent A little more atten.
ton is being paid to the cash situation a.
outside movement of Wheat continues liberia
and millcrg are rather disposed to hold Off
AS matter Of fact the -four situation seem.
such that the Wheat is worth more for specu.
Iative purposes than for marketing it into
while it may show considerable decrease IL
the condition, is not expected to reflect tn.
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Hay and FeedStnfs.

The nillers continue to report steady to
firm markets for Bran and Niddlings.
Somers & Co. in their circular say OF Hay:
Shipments OF Hay have been on the IN
crease again, the total arrivals for the week
Just ended amounting TO 400 TONS or 600 tons
more than for the week preceding. We note a
somewhat better demand than last week, but
in spite Of this fact Hay is being shipped here
rants All grades of Hay are therefore drag
gihg, except perhaps strictly gilt-edge Wheat
Hay. There is yet an exceedingly large
amount of Hay out Of doors that must be
OF the month we fear rather an unprecedented
rush of Hay to market. Conditions this year
have been quite the reverse from those Of last
season; last June the market -pened with
advance throughout the fall and winter. This
year the reverse of this seems to be the case,
for. although the market opened quite hrrn,
yet ever since the middle Of June there has
been a steady weakening in the situation, with
q continually oversupplied market.
aside from the disinclination on the part
Of many consumers to buy their seasons sup
ply at present prices. we note decided de-
vestigation we find that there are large num-
bers of horses turned out to pasture at present,
which materially lessons the consumption of
Hay here"
BRAN-S21G22 per ton.
MIDDLING NGS-S24629 per ton.
SHORTS-$21922 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Roled Barley SO 5o423 20
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill, $31 30q5Z 90;
jobbing $33; Cocoanut Cake, S22G2S; Corn
Meal, $50 50Gl31 so; Cracked Corn, S3lq32;
Mixed Feed, S22d22 so: Horse Beans. s3Cq 4O
per ton; Broom Corn Feed. 9Oc per ctl.
HAY-Wheat, S9G11 with $l2012 80 for ex-
IL; Barley and Oat. s7G9 5O Volunteer Wild
Oat. $7d9; stable. $7G9 so; stock. So 5OqI 90
Glover, 81 50Q9 so; Alfalfa. S7ql0 90 per ton.
STRAW-40q70c per bale.
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NeaU York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Aug 10-FLOUR-Receipts
IL. 500 barrels; exports. 400 barrels; mar.
ket inactive, but firmly held.
WHEAT-Receipts 20. 600 bushels Spot un-
settled. No. red. nominal elevator and
81 o3la I. o. b. afoat; No. l Northern Duluth
81 211s T. O. b. ahoat; No. 1 hard Manitoba
81 OF Z. O. b. ahoat. While somewhat less
wheat had considerable range OF prices, be-
ing for the most part weaker owing to i'm
proved Northwest crop and weather news
and poor support from outsiders The close
was &c to 1hc net lower May closed at
81 o312 September. 81 o4$; December,
HOPS-Ouiet
NOOL-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady
SUGAR-Raw firm. Fair refining, f1-1ec;
centrifugal, 90 test, 3-16G4Hc; molasses
sugar, 7-16c: refined firm.
COFFEE-The market for coffee futures
closed steady net 5d10 points higher Sales
126.250 bags. including: September, 6.35d6 4Oc;
October, 6.45a6 SOC; December, 66OaG zoe
January. 675c; March. 6.9597c; May. 7.I5@
7.2Oc: July. 7.25c. Spot Rio. steady; mild,
firm; Cordova. 915a13c.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Spot quiet and
steady; futures rather easy. Common 475Isc:
prime, 5A96c; choice. 6A96%c; fancy, ia
7I5c.
PRUNEs-Rule quiet. ranging from &c to
APRIcoTs- Show no change in general con-
ditions It Is said some business is being
done in fruit for prompt shipment from the
Choice, 9lzQ10c; extra choice. 1OA @lO1ac;
fancy, 11q13c.
PEACHES-Are also unchanged Choice IN
INC; extra choice, 715GSc; fancy 9hG1Oc
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1o.-scare news from the
Northwest continued TO be a factor in the
wheat market, but appeared to impart less
terror to the hearts of wheat traders. There
was no panic. no sharp break, no reversal Of
advices. but apparently a general disposition
to await more conclusive information of North
west conditions. In the uncertainty manifest
ed at the opening, September wheat scored a
loss of &c TO sc. initial sales ranging from
81 C13 10 81 01I Timid longs who had not
taken advantage Of the high prices Of the mast
few days saw much of danger in the new
sentiment and seized the opportunity to un-
load. causing prices to descend TO a lower
level, September going to 81 00% under the
selling pressure. Professional buying rallied
the market on the break, the purchasers con-
fidence being attributed to a rumor that the
Government report would show an enormous
decrease from last years figures Under this
leadership longs gained new courage and for
a time the furious buying spirit Of the past
few DAYS seemed to have revived. September
responded with a bulge to 81 OF before the
fever abated There was plenty of wheat to
be had at that figure. In consequence a grad
ual recession ensued to 81 COZ. or &c under
the opening price. Shorts and others alert to
buy at the lower figures steadied the market
and carried the price back to 81 OF for SEN
tember at which figure IL closed.
Corn values held up well, but with a gen
eral inclination to weakness. September bulged
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small packages. but offerings in open boxes
were light and. although the market nad an
rivals Offerings in carriers from santa cara
County came to hand very late in the day ana
large portion Of the receipts had to De lo nelo
over. Freestones Of the Muir variety were
selling at $25G35 per ton to Gamers, but OF
ferings consisted chiefly OF small lots. Bartlett
Pears continued firm. with Gamers buying bulk
lots at the familiar quotat tions. The Apple
market in fair shape and the best Craven
stems were firmly held at the maximum quota
tion. Previous prices ruled for general offer
ings OF Plums and Prunes in small packages,
but occasional lots OF desirable varieties sold
for shipping at prices ranging from Ioc 10 9Oe
per crate. The Gamers were too busy Win
Pears to pay much attention to Plums, and as
all varieties lying around the market melons
We're in free supply and weak, particularly lot
-susiliess' iarge llnes oI wAiSl ST le .II - m c,,
ried over from day TO day. several small con-
signments of Ounces in open boxes from So
noma sold at 75c per box. decline grapes
were plentiful and met with a fair demand,
with occasional lots OF the Tokay variety suit
nreynii,no iOi carIosd ~ choice Valencia
Oranges was received and was held at 50 5Oa
. as per box. Low grade offerings Of Lemons
were dull and lower and Pineapples sold al
easier rates offerings were generally small
STRAWBERRIES-S346 per chest for Long
worths. S3G5 for Alviso Berries and S3qo for
BLAcKBERRfEI 5oas per chest.
RASPBERRIES-S6a per chest.
HUCKLEBERRIEs- -10@12c per H.
APPLES-S1Q1 so per box for fancy, s5eqSl
for choice and 40q75c for common; Crab Ap-
pies, 50660e for small boxes and 81 for large.
PEARS-Bartletts S161 10 per box for
wrapped stock: in bulk. S25Q30 per ton for
No. and 35G5Oc per box for No 2
PEACHES-Sma1l boxes. 40Q65c: carriers,
1 25
PLUMS AND PRUNES-oG65c per crate
and 25Q4oc per small box; Piums in bulk 81 so
go per ton.
NECTARINEs- -75c9s1 per crate for red
and 50T60c for white
F1GS-90cI$1 so per box.
MELONS-Cantaloupes $141 so per crate;
Nutmeg Melons. 25Q5Oc per box; Waterr1elOns,
S5Q25 per hundred.
GRAPES-Seedless 6OQ75c per small box or
crate: Tokay. S5c6$1 per crate and T5cqS1 p
for open boxes; Sweetwater. 100000 per crate
and 75cdS1 for open boxes; other varieties,
60Gp75c per crate
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges 81 6092 I5 per
box for Valencias; Lemons. 81 26q2 80 for
I fancy 81 25d1 75 for choice and 75c4S1 % for
| standard; Mexican Lines $4G4 so per case;
< Bananas, 81 5O93 per bunch for Central Ameri-
| can and 75c9S1 so for Hawaiian; Pineapples,
81 25d2 per dozen.
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Poultry and Game.

The Poultry market literally supplied
with chickens and only the fanciest young
stock received any attention. Fryers and
Roosters were quoted lower and the top
small lots of the very best stock. There was
continued frmness in Turkeys, and Ducks and
Geese were steady at the previously quoted
rates Receipts of Game were light and prices
had but slight quotable variance.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 24a25c per lb for
young and 1sa2oc for old; Geese: per pair.
per dozen for old and 81 5o65 so for young
Hens s5@5 so for large and 81 50@5 for
s4G5: Fryers, $4Q4 so: Broilers. 81 1903 %
for large and 81 25@2 so for small: Pigeons.
81 so per dozen for old and 81 25G1 so for
Squads. 1900
81 2561 so per dozen; Cottontail Rabbits 81 SO
No per dozen.
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Dried FYmts, Mats. .RdiSiriS, H oney

FRUITS-New crop Apricots. 7h6915c;
Peaches, 5%G715c per ID; Pears, 6gs15c; Figs.
2 crown bricks, 521zc; 3-crown, 55c; 4-crown'
65c: 6-crown 75c: bulk white, 3A93hc; black.
4c Old crop-Evaporated Apples. 61s@71ae per
pound.
sizes.
RAIsINS-Association T. o. b. prices Fresno
(subject to change without notice. are as fol-
lows: so ID boxes-LOose Muscatels, 3-crown'
&c; 2-crown. 215c: Malaga. loose, 3-crown,
2%c; 2-crown. PIC; seedless Sultanas. &c
seedless Muscatels 2A c; Seeded Raisins. 1907
cartons fancy 41zc; choice 4c; 12-oz cartons.
fancy. 31sc; choice, 3Ac per ID.
No. 2 111bai2c; No. l hardshelI' I3G131z c;
No. 2. 11a111sc; Almonds. 13A913%c for new
Nonpariels. 124i 612%4c for I x L. 12G121ac for
Ne Plus Ultra; Peanuts. 6QIc for Eastern; Pc
cans 11613c; CCcOanuts 81 5065
HONEY-Comb. II 16613c for white and lea
lie for amber; water white extracted, 515 Q
613c; light amber extracted. 5d6c; dark, 3159
4Ac
BEESWAX-27a29c per Ib.
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STOCK MARKET.
Fair Dealings in Sugar Stocks,
but the Others Dali.

The sugar stocks continued TO sell very
fairly yesterday and were generally firm. but
the other stocks were dull Giant Powder was
lower at $50 %. There were no more sales
OF Alaska Packers. but S123 was bid. SIS
asked. The mining stocks were quiet. but
business in the TonoDahs enlivened. especially
in the afternoon. The oil stocks were neglected.
Ex-dividend yesterday: Calffornia-street
Railroad, Company, regular monthly, 15c per
share amounting 70 $500. Giant Powder Com
pany, regular monthly 5Oc per share, amount
ing TO 100000 California Wine Association.
regular monthly. 6Oc per share. amounting 10
S28.125 20; Monte Cristo Oil. 1c-
The directors Of the California Gas and
Electric CORPORATION have decided to offer S6lS
shares Of the unissued capital stock 70 stock
holders OF record Of August j, 1901, at 500
per Stare. There are now 91.3S5 shares IN the
company Of par value Of S10O each Outstand-
ing and the proposed additional issue VIII
Increase the total amount of issued stock 70
leo 600 shares leaving $4,000 shares OF the total
authorized capital Of SIS. 0OO, 600 unissued- Ine
$3.50. 7OO to be raised by the sale OF the solo
shares will be used for necessary Improvements
in the place OF issuing more bonds.
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Nc1U York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-whiIe tin was a lit
tie higher in London. closing at s121 IS for
spot and &122 Is Cd for. futures. 1t acted
easier here, with demand light and closed
lower at $26 65926 S5.
Copper continued quiet at New York. where
Lake and Electrolytlc are quoted at S12 5O0
IL T5, and casting at $l2 25412 30. In the
London market the metal was little easier
closing at e5e los for SPOT and at $50 12s Sd
for futures.
Lead was steady and unchanged at 81 2o6
25 in New York. In London II was flrmer.
closing at Eli los Sd.
Spelter also advanced slightly in London.
closing at e22 2s Sd, while locally 1t remained
unchanged at 81 S5G4 95.
Iron closed at 52s in Glasgow and at ABS Cd
IN Middlesboro. Locally iron was unchanged
No. 1 foundry northern is quoted at Si46
Il so; No. foundry northern, S13 75d14 90:
No. 1 foundry southern and No. l foundry
southern soft at S13 5Oa13 75
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

u ell street stocks fr1uer OF the day.
L?oaI stocks and bonds still IN Hght Increment
Markel adlance in Merioan and Sterling E4change.
vuaet report indicates Wheat crop Of 58ooooooo bushels
BlFeGt and Barley markets qaieter and easier.
Oats, Corn and Rye sttH 5yeIh and steady
R1aas Hay and Feedsttfs as before quoted
REkCy more ocfigity in Potatoes and Onions
Poultry in liberal, bit Game in light supply,
'at market eel supplied 7cith sasOnabe aarieties
fer ad Eggs cleaning nb and firm Cheese duh and 7ceak
Provisions still laggiHg every1chee
Sale Of ne7y crop California Hops al 25c PsrB.
Cattle, SHEEP and Hogs as before quoted
Large Flour shipments 10 the Orient in Jnly.
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damage in the Northwest since the first Of the
month; The situation seems at the moment
THIS aTet as np,et M and easy both for
cash grain and futures, though quotations were
not materially changed.
CASH WHEAT
California Club, 81 37k11 425s California
White Australian, 81 55a1 57l5; Northern
Club. 81 3755a1 42h; Northern Bluestem.
81 521A91 55 per etl; etl;
Session to IL 80 g. m.
December 81 AK 81 Is 81 44& 81 IS
p. m. Session.
December-$1 45h
the cash grain weak. with 81 os% as the
top of the general market, though there was
holders Of long lines OF Barley tried to take
profits on the rise but were not allowed by
the bulls to do so. The shorts are not cover
ing at present prices. Trading in futures was
much lighter than of late. Buying in the in
terror is still going on. though it is slackening
off somewhat in the Sacramento Valley.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 O5Gl 10; new Brewing and Ship
ping. 81 12h@1 III; Chevalier 81 lTh9l 80
per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to II 80 a. m.
December GDSs Ss $. HlSS % 81 Sss 81 fSSs 6s
p. m. Session.
December-s1 09%.
OAIS-Ihe sltuallon SHOWS no IuIl CndHse
worthy OF note. The market Is well held al
the quotations.
White. 81 40G1 As: Surprise. 81 4591 90;
Red. 81 2T1aQ1 35 for feed and 81 1901 40 for
seed; Black 81 2541 80 for feed and 81 40G
l 40 for seed.
CORN-Previous conditions rule and quo
tations show no further variation.
Western sacked, 81 47hq1 so for Yellow and
White and 81 45G1 AN for Mixed; California
large Yellow. 81 5oQf 5719; small round do
81 55a1 60; White. nominal; Egyptian 81 30q
35 for White and 81 25G1 80 for Brown.
RYE-$1 2591 30 per ctl
Observation-Disclosures at 81 1892 per ctl.