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ToNoPAH STOCKS.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Daly-West, 20 at 1880.
May Day, 100 at 4 1000 at q.
Sacramento. 2,4oO at III 500 at 10%;
1000 at 10A.
New York Bonanza, 500 at 49,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Butler Liberal, 500 at lOA 2OOO at
l0h 1909 at l0h.
DAILY, 200 at 2.45.
DAILY. West. 10 at 1850 8 s.
Goldheld Bonanza, 600 at 8, 1000 at
= 30.
New York 500 at 3A; 5000 at ga
Uncle Sam Con. 500 at 49, 200 at 2Sis.
100 az %
Victoria, 200 at 49,
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular call .." .,,r. $50 5 1868 %
open board 90. -. ,uAi00lO 1883
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, AuP l2 Co., Cattle Receipts
1000 strong. Good to prime steers, 5O0a
500 poor to medium, 4.00a49O stockers
and feeders, 2OO@4l0; cows, L25qi00 he'll
fers, 2O0a4.j5; Gamers, l25H2i0; bulls. 200
"a 10; calves, 250a5jO: Texas fed steers,
3.000iO0. western steers, 3.65M43.
Hogs-Receipts today 1900, tomorrow,
10000 l0ql5c lower Mixed and butchers,
5.OVd535; good TO choice heavy, 5,l0ad.3O;
rough heavy, 470N5.0O light, 5l0u63 30;
bulk OF sales. 5.05a5,2j
Sheep-Rcceipts 1900 Steady. Good TO
choice wethers. a6Odil5 fair TO choice
mixed. 27jM3J0; western sheep, 2,Tjd4 10.
native lambs, 3.l5Q60O; western lambs,
3 Itm6O0
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Night Shift put on In the Long Tun.
mel
Special Correspondence.


Callente, New, Aug, 1.-THE Caliente
Gold Mining company whose proper
ties adjoin the townslte here, has put
on cay and night shift on the tunnel
u the Blue Bird, which is in 1856 feet,
and within the next IS feet II IN ex-
pected the free gold ledge VIII be
struck, " hich shows width Of % feet
az grass roots, and an assay value OF
S3S per ton
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OMAHA.

Omaha, Aug l2.--Cattle receipts 1900.
Very strong. Native steers, 3.I5n5.ij,
COWS and heifers, 27ja3.75 western steers,
30dijO; Texas steers, 25Oa3.50, cows and
heifers, 200n350, Gamers l.25n2O0; stock
ers and feeders, 2.1ja39O; calves, 300m5.OO;
bulls, stays, etc, 200d3.75
Hogs Receipts $500 Market 5dl0c low
err. Heavy l.7Od4S5; mixed, 475aLsO;
light 4Sal.99; pigs, i75q495; bulk Of
sales. 4.70a4Sj.
sheep Receipts $500 Steady Western
yearlngs, 3501L2i; wethers, 3,OOd3.5O:
ewes, 2J0Q325; common and stockers, 200
$50; lambs 475d5.I5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, No. Aug. l2-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000, Strong. Native steers, 3i5
05I5; native cows and heifers, l.i5n4.7i;
stockers and feeders, 250a43j bulls 29
mA60; calves, 2d0dL50; western steers,
3.75d6,2 western cows, 1.1Jm3j0.
H0gs-Receipts 5000. Opened steady;
bulk Of sales, i9005.05; heavy, l.90050O.
packers, L@qjOj: pigs and lights, i75a
$50.
sheep-Receipts 1900. Slow. Muttons
3,&dAz5; lambs, iOOd60O; range wethers,
3.50q42j ewes, 3OOQ3.65.
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Poor -four has n good
reputation I'm come
homes-because there's
a good cook In the
House. With
fiuSIer's
Flour

A Poor Cook can make
good bread-hence its
universal popularity.
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REHABILITATION
CALIENTE GOLD MINE.

Forenoon totols -. ..ls.45o ,27sely
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-GraIn Bags. 5&c; San Quentin. IS 40:
Wool Bags, 32435c; Fleece Irvine. 7dsc.
ton S. sests So So srysD Rs5 s. sO seaasr
Bay IS so; Greta. 81: waIlsend 81; Richmond
~ 80; Cumberland. S13 In bulk and s14 25 IN
sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. S14:
Welsh Anthracite Egg, S13: Welsh Lump,
S11 so: Camel. So SO per ton; Coke. $11 6Oq913
tain descriptions. $11 45 per 1000 lbs and S12 50
per long ton according to brand.
add Sc: Linseed. 4sc Der gallon for boiled spd
4Ic for raw: Castor OIL. in cases No. l. 70c;
Bakers AA. 81 1091 II; Lucol. 45c for boiled
and 43c for raw; China Nut 6O670c per gallon:
Cocoanut on in barrels 6sc Tor Ceylon ana $50
for Australian; extra bleached winter Sperm
OIL. 6se; natural winter Sperm OIL. 6Sc; extra
OIL. 52c extra winter strained Lard OIL, T5c;
No. 1 Lard OIL. Csc; pure Neatsfoot OIL 73c;
No. Neatsfoot OIL. 6Se; light Herring Oh.
&c: dark Herring OIL. 4Oc: Salmon OIL. 34c;
boiled Fish OIL. SIC; raw Fish OIL. 35c: boiled
Paint OIL. 33e: raw Paint OIL ale
1sc Pss4I o %stse s S9si a on ,s IN bulk Sd
star. zoe; Extra star. 24c; Elaine, zee
Eo1ene 2se: Deodorinzed n Stove Gasoline. IN
13c; in cases. 19hc; s6-degres Gasoline. in
bulk 25c: IN cases. 31c.
TURPENTTNE--s1c per gallon in cases and
75c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 71l6
T%c per ID; White Lead. 7A@T%e according
sUGAREThs Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. per lb In 1OO-Ib bags
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed $3.50:
Granuiated. nne 57Oc: Dry GranuIated. coarse
5. Toe; Fruit Granulated. 5. zoe: Beet Granu-
lated QOo-lb bags only). 5; soc; Confeetioners'
Golden G. 5ioc: ''D.a Sc: barrels Toe more:
half barrels. 25c more; boxes soc more; 50-ih
barrels - 2oc; boxes. s.45c: H. u crystaI
Douinos Toe per ID. No orders taken for
less than seventy ivs barrels or its equivalent.
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Dried FrnitS, ,NntS, ,RdisinS, Honey.

It is reported that some sales Of Peaches Of
the new crop have been made at Az d514c for
future delivery, but these figures are now below
current quotations for futures. 5hG5&c now
being quoted The advance, however. has tend
ed to check the demand.
Offerings of new crop Fruits in New York
appear in the first column.
FRUITS-Apricots. Sd10c for Royals and
9dl2c for Moorparks: Evaporated Apples. 4L6
&c; sun dried. 3G4hc; Peaches. T6sc:
Pears S1Ad12c: Figs. white, 2Rd3c in boxes:
black. 4Lc: Plums. pitted 5G71sc per ID.
PRUNES-1003 crop. 2g2Sc for the four
RAISIN@F. c. b. prices Fresno for 1908
crop (subject to change without notice. are as
follows: 5O-lb boxes-Loose Muscatel, 4-crown
4c per lb: 3-crown. 4hc; 2-crown. 4c: Malaga
loose. 3-crown 4c: 2-crown. sac: Thompson's 5
seedless. 4c: seedless Sultanas. 3nc; Seedless
MuscateIs. 3Ac: do fioated. 3Ac; Seeded Rails
ins. 16-oz cartons. fancy, SIC: choice. SIC.
1907 cartons. fancy. 415c; choice 4%c: In
bulk fancy. 5Ac: choice SC: Imperial clus-
ters So; Dehesa. 50 so: fancy So; London
LAYERS 3-crown. 81 35; 2-crown. 81 25.
NITTS-Walnuts No 1 softshell. 13ih714c:
No. 2 11Bm12c: No. 1 hardsheIl 136f3Hc;
No. .. 11611Hc: Almonds. 115c for Nonpa-
reils. 111kc for L; lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and 9l4c for Languedoc; Peanuts. 6a7c for
Eastern: Pecans. 1td13c: Cocoanuts "a 5O65.
HONEY-comb. 11A912hc for white. and
1OI11c for amber; water white extracted. so
&c: light amber extracted 4h95c; dark
BEEswAX-27G2sc per Ib.
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Hides, TaHoqc, Wool and Hops

HIDES AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about hG1c under quotations. Heavy Salted
Steers 91Lc: medium Skc; light Sc. Cow
Hides SC for heavy and Sc for light: stays,
&c: Salted Kip DC: Salted Veal. 1Oc: Sailed
Calf lie; dry Hides. 16c: dry Kip, 13c: dry
calf. 1sc; sheepskns shearlings. 25d3Oc each;
short Wool 4Od65c each: medium 100000: Ions,
Wool s1d1 so: Horse Hides salt. So IS for
large and S262 so for medium. 81 2561 rs for
small and soc for Colts Horse Hides. dry
81 TX for large and 81 so for medium S16f 25
FOR small and soc for Colts. Buck Skins-Dry
Mexican, soc: dry Salted Mexican. Csc; dry
Central American. 30QS25c Goat Skins
medium, 35c; small. zoe.
TALI.Ow-No 1 rendered 4KG4Hc per ID:
No 2 31h64c: grease, 2k43c.
WOOI-Spring Clip-Humboldt and Mendo-
cino. 1Ta19c: San Joaquin and Southern IL
rnonths' 1Od12c; do months, 9611c per Ii
Middle Counties 13a17c for free and i2ai5c
for defective: Northern, 16d1Sc for free and
14616c for detective; Nevada. 13G16c accord
" aoPsMJobbing at 2T1z930c per ID for Cali
fornia. 1908 For crop OF 1904 the nominal
quotation is 20c.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

New Potatoes opened the week firm and
prices of white ranged higher under light re-
CENTS and a steady demand for local use and
shipping account The best lots were keenly
competed for by tobbers and one lot OF 40 boxes
brought 50 per Genital The supply of new
Early Rose was limited, but the demand
was likewise prices easier Old Potatoes
continued dull, with prices largely nominal.
The steamer added 3162 sacks to the stock of
Oregon Burbanks. Onions in ample sup
ply and red were slightly lower.
Peas were the only vegetables on the list to
show any hrmness all other kinds being in
free supply, and prices of most descriptions
ranged lower. The market was overloaded with
Tomatoes and prices of all kinds were quoted
lower Receipts from the south were some
where in the neghborhood of 2000 packages
and there were large lines of Mississippi Mexi-
can and southern carried over from Saturday.
Another car falls due from Mississippi to-day
and still lower prices are expected. Cucumbers
had a sharp decline and prices of Green Corn
were shaded while String Beans and Summer
Squash held up well. Choice offerings of AS
paraRus cleaned up readily at the quotations,
while sun n-cooked stock, which formed con-
siderable portion of the receipts had to be sold
below the minimum rate.
POTATOES-New White. 81 35G1 S5 per ctl:
Early Rose 81 25G1 so per ctl; old Oregon
Burbanks. $1G1 40 per ~ old river ~urbanks.
90c6$1 per ctl.
cti new Red, s0990c per sack; new Silver
skins 81 so per ctl.
VEGETABi. .ES-Green Corn, 1o@20c per doz;
Asparagus 4d6c per lb; Rhubarb. 65a75c per
box; Green Peas. ~ per sack; Garden Peas,
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Nc7c CROP Dried Fruits in Ne1o
York.


Late mall a6vices from New York saw;
Opening prices on California dried fruits Tor
1905 have been quite generally made. but are
received with apparent indifference by the dis
,rlhutine trade here. In weil-informed guar
r.-s the opinion IS expressed that, judging from
present Indications the policy adopted last
craving uuon IL for supplies when needed is
Hkely tc he followed again this season. EN-
.ert Ed The case 90 Prunes prices named on
tris years crop are about the same as those
.lr our af the beginning of last season " heh
rt- quotation Cf 2itc hasis first made II
seemed arrracrlTe % one or two buyers her-,
ana sales of several carloads were made on
-f- ual6 with the same bow Offering buying
interest seemed to fatten out Chicago seems
f. har- been much better market than ms
.lHGIr- hs reports ot sales made there on a
.r-. basis before the lower opening ngure was
r.f .rr The export trade does not appear 20
t. interested ~ The latter price, thougn &C &C
-...--lrg that it Viii need large sizes, since the
a.r-uaau crops. being heavy. run 20 small
Fruit Although coast advices report that
r-l.e- rr new crop Peaches have had 10 be
advance. O. Quarter 0f a cent a pound on the
.r--frg reures because of demand. We co not
-r- -E.t any very important buying has been
ID .ra Er The .rtIing trade OF this section tld
...- u refs variety is unusually well cleaned
ur and demand is reported 10 be lncreasllis.
chicago is again seeking supplies here. put the
.r...rfries ars fgr stock al less than &C, whlch
d. sefl r1 De- exceedingly scarce u AT all Or
ra.-ahlc. New crop Apricots oHer on lhe
fals cf So for choice Royals in 2o-lh boxes
ere I'D light supply. but are moving ln , So.
-.-- r~lv al the quoted prices California
ia .-Ire r-r-afr drlI and nominal while a Lair
..--.and is reported for the imported kinds
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.


Receipts Of Butter and Eggs fell of sharply
yesterday. as will be seen, and were the
smallest for long time. The Butter market
was not affected thereby. as the decrease was
largely due to the delay in the arrival Of the
humboldt steamer. Some OF the arrivals were
soft owing to last weeks hot wave, but most
OF the stock was in good condition. The mar
ket was still reported dull.
The situation in Cheese remained unchanged.
Eggs were likewise unaffected by the falling
off in receipts. and dealers quoted the same
prices that ruled at the close OF the week.
The retailers not disposed to pay top quo
tations II they can help II. as they are looking
for stock that they can retail for 25c. The
market Is slow, as usual at this time OF the
year.
Receipts were 2.20O lbs Butter. 4S9 cases
Eggs and 400 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-CreameIy at first hands. 1874 919c
for extras and 17Ad1Sc for hrsts: dairy, 160
17izc: store Butter. 13q15c; cold storage. nom
inal
CHEESE-Sdshc for good to choice new
and SAFE for lower grades; Young Americas,
9q9hc: Eastern. 12hG14c; Western. 11912c
per ID.
EGGs-Ranch, 2ld23c for fair to choice:
store, 16d19c; Eastern. 20q21c for hrsts and
16hG1Sc for seconds
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Dcciduons and Citrus Fruits.

Receipts OF Strawberries were lighter than
usual and there was a good demand for choice
the receipts were soft and sunburnt a result
of the recent hot weather. There were only
seventeen chests Of the I.ongworth variety re-
ceived and the top quotation obtained only
for few odd lots, IS being about the top for
the general run Of offerings. Gooseberries. too
showed the effects OF the hot weather and
prices had a wider range Other kinds OF
Berries were in small supply and steady. Re
ceipts Of Cherries were light and loose stock
cleaned up well at firner prices. Gamers and
distillers buying Royal Annes the former
paying &c and the latter sac per pound. De-
ciduous fruits, particularly ApricOts, were in
increased supply and prices had a downward
tendency, with large lines Of Apricots still un-
sold at the close Figs arrived rather freely
from several sections and sold at 81 0On2 90
per box. Seedless Grapes were weak at 81 ESQ
1 so per crate and prices or Cantaloupes in
large crates were reduced
Trade in Citrus fruits was moderately active
Oranges being the firmest description. Mexican
Lines We're in increased supply and lower. The
steamer Enterprise from Hilo brought up 5000
punches of Bananas, most Of which were too
green to be marketed At the auction sale
follows: Naveis. 81 i562 25 for choice and
50cG$1 for standard; Mediterranean Sweets.
81 1Od1 80 for fancy and 90cqs1 so for choice;
choice Valencias. 81 55G1 so; fancy st.
Nichaels 81 3061 70.
STRAWBERRIES-s571 per chest for Long
worths and $2Q4 so for the larger varieties
and $S@4 for black
BLACKBERRIE@$5G per chest
from Newcastle, 75cd$1 %; from Fresno, 81.
GOOSEBERRIES-1hQ per 10 for small
and 6G7c for English.
CURRANTS-$2 5Oa4 per chest.
CHERRIES-In drawers, 5OdI5c; In bulk,
3GGc per lb for Black 21a@4c for common
White and 41kd6c for Royal Anne.
APRICOTS-Small boxes and crates, 0OcdSl;
Oa APP, APPI,Es-old. 81 5Oa2 25 per box; new
Green. 25d5Oc for small boxes and 81 for large
PEARS-35d5Oc per box OF basket.
EACHES-9Ocd$1 25 per box
PLJTMS-Clyman, 65dt1e per box Cnerry
Plums 40Q50c per drawer.
CANTALOUPES-$1 for small and S3Q4 for
large crates
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges. 81 5063 so
for fancy 81 5O612 so for choice and $1G1 so
for standard: Seedlings. 81 25d1 So; Yalencias
s1 s06T1 so. Mediterranean Sweets. 81 70: Tan
gerines 81 1912; Lemons, 81 5062 20 for fancy
81 seal rs for ehoice Snd Slal - FOR stand
Si 80 for ordinary; Mexican Lines, 81 50a5 per
case; Bananas S2qS per bunch f0r Central
S2d3 per dozen.
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Ne1U York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. June I3.-The hattering specu-
lative upward movement in prices was sore
ing element. The riseN which developed In
thc latter part OF last week had aroused great
hopes that the market was at last stirred out
Of its rut. The presumption was widespread
that the advance in prices had received coun-
telance and assistance from some Of the large
banking and railroad interests whose CO.
operation in the market has been vainly looked
for by the traders for many weeks past. There
was evidence to-day Of buying OF this
letors attempted 10 take profits on some OF
the holdings taken over last week they found
they had the market TO themselves and no
absorptive power for their moderate offerings.
TIE reasons which the habtual traders
pect always to be present for a movement Of
prices were variousy assigned Probably the
true explanation would be that suppositions as
to the influential character Of last weeks buy
ing were mistaken. The opening advance was
promptly queiled by the heaviness OF United
States Steel preferred and unfsvorable con-
clusions were drawn from the personality OF
the brokers employed in that stock, who were
supposed to be informed on trade affairs. The
weekly discussion of railroad traffic By officials
was decidedly pessimistic and served 10 upset
the calculations that Detter traIhc conditions
for the railroads would result from the better
conditions Of last week. On the contrary
railroad officials were rather generally agreed
in the opinion that the merchandise movement
over their lines markedly smaller than last
wear and that merchants and manufacturers
were still persisting in their conservative hand
to-mouth methods OF buying. Accumulation
OF empty cars was an item Of many Of these
the traffic Of last week, but IL anticipates re-
t,orts Of gross earnings TO appear I'm regular
course in the future and whose influence will
then have to be reckoned with. The resump-
ticn on a small scale Of recently suspended
traffic on the lakes is an influence in dim
irishing the traffic Of railroads. 10 which II
was diverted during the effective period Of the
lake tie up. The domestic exports for May
make a poor contrast with the relative i'm
rrovement in April which It was hoped marked
the turn for the better in our export trade
May exports OF domestic products on the con-
trary have decreased over $l5,O 900 from
those Of May last year, and upward OF f1s,-
600 600 from April Of this year In the de-
crease from last year more than $11. 0O0, 600
Is in value OF breadstuffs and over 80, 00O. 900
ga value Of cotton. The $4734S01 OF the
breadstufs exports makes the lowest valua-
ton OF any one month for years past. The
advance in the grain markets to-day helped
90 unsettle the stock market, as did a reduc-
ton IN the price OF copper. The circular to
stockholders Of the Northern Securities Com
pany renewed attention to the tying up OF
the dividends on the $685. 600 600 or stock
in that corporation. The markets closed heavy,
at the lowest OF the day.
There a good demand for bonds and
prices were firm. Total sales. par value, ST.
s55. 900
United States bonds were unchanged on call
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-The foreign markets continued
weak and further increase in Russian ship
but the market subsequently steadied- The
worlds shipments for the week were as fol-
lows IN o9 69arters Russisn sG 6oo 4og 600; Dsnu
OO0 Australian, los, 600 The American visible
supply decreased 2, 12S, 600 bushels.
Chicago was dull and devoid of feature
In this market futures ranged weaker again
and sold freely, holders still showing a dis
position to clear out their holdings The cash
grain showed change.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 2715q1 35; California
White Australian, 81 62AG1 5!l1; Northern
Club 81 s0q1 40; Northern Bluestem, 81 so
al IS per ctl.
Session to IL 80 a. m
December 50 9pss psss 81 H!sH g 81 ss 81 Else Is
D. m. Session.
December 81 29 81 2S% s1Ss 81 2a%
BARLEY-cash grain was slightly lower
81 o215 and some smaller lots at 81 01H
established the lower range of quotations. There
was a fair business in futures. with most op-
orators sellers at lower prices in the morning.
but there was some recovery in the afternoon.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed $161 O2E; Brewing 81 O5d1 on
Chevaiier. 81 O21Aa1 10 for fair to choice.
Session to 11:3O a. m.
n.o.mn.r oPs1; sss HlSn; s5i. LSw5 Syh cl9sss Ssss
2 p. m. Session.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December -. 957. 96k 95h 96k
OATS-The Government award for the Ma
Mia order has not yet been announced and
nobody hazards a guess as to whether this
market or the north will get it. Meanwhile
the market continues quiet and featureless.
White 81 4UQ1 45; Black, 81 20gI %; Red.
81 20m1 30 Gray. nominal.
CORN-The market is kept sufficiently sup
piled by the almost daily receipts from the
West and quotations show change. The
tone is rather firm than otherwise.
Western sacked. 81 5Oq1 So for Yellow,
81 471sGl 5215 for White and 81 45G1 90 for
Mixed: California large Yellow, 81 So; small
round do, 81 55d1 90; White. 81 55 per ctI:
Egyptian. 81 S21Aq1 42h for White and 81 25g
l 80 for Brown.
RYE-Sl 3OG1 3215 per ctl.
RIICRWHEAT-S1 1912 per ctl
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO June 13.-Sentiment in the
wheat pit to-day was bearish during the early
part Of the session. Opening quotations on
July were down &c TO nc at s9Ac to soc.
were elements in the situation that tended TO
depress prices. but perhaps the greatest factor
was the report of the world 8 shipments for
the past week While the total was about
decided decrease. Pit traders were inclined TO
consider. the figures strongly indicative OF the
present European indifference to American
wheat. Many bearish crop advices were re-
menting the condition of spring wheat In
the Canadian Northwest said prospects could
not be more favorable. Toward the middle
OF the day sentiment suddenly became bullish
and oats was largely responsible for the change
of tone Some bullish crop reports
ceived from Kansas and Oklahoma telling Of
flooded conditions and predicting a late har-
vest. Shorts active purchasers during
the last hour of the session, the market con-
tinuing strong until the close. After advanc-
ing to s6%ds6Ac July closed at 615GS6Sc.
The strength manifested in rather
surprising. in view of the moderate volume
OF trade. The market closed well toward the
top July opened hdHc higher at 4S1ae to
4S4sc. sold W to 4912c and closed at 49AQ
49$c.
There was a big general commission house
trade in oats, with the demand largely CEN
tered in the September delivery. although there
was also an increased demand for December.
After opening unchanged TO 1sc higher at 391Ac
399sc July ranged between 1850 and 80 &c,
closing at 39& &G39Mc.
Provisions strong covering by shorts
under the leadership Of prominent packing in
terests. Light receipts of hogs, higher prices
al the yards and strength of corn helped along
the advance. At the close September pork
up 15di713c September lard showed an
advance OF 10c and ribs were UP l5c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High Low. Close.
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Poultry and Game.

Two cars Of Western Poultry were at hand.
but only one put sale and that met with
a rather sluggish demand The receipts Of do
mestic were light, but carried-over stock was
Offering freely and the market was easy for
everything except large young ROSTERS and
Fryers. Game in light receipt and steady
for good sound stock.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 15q16c per ID;
Geese. per pair. 81 25G1 so; Goslings. 81 500
! I5: Ducks. S405 per dozen for old ana
81 5OQ5 80 for young: Hens, So 5OQ6 90 for
large and 81 50Q5 for small; young Roosters;
81 5000: old Roosters. 81 5OG5; Fryers, IS 5Og
so; Broilers. 1894 for large and S2 2oq2 0e
for small: Pigeons 81 so per dozen for old ana
81 T5n2 for Squads.
GAME-Hare, 81 so per dozen; Rabbits. 81 20
az for Ccttontails and 81 per dozen for brush