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Receipts of Produce.
FOR THURSDAY July a
STOCK MARKET.
Business on AH the Exchanges
Rather OMieter Again.

Business all the local exchanges was
sorrleWhat qufeter again yesterday. Even the
Tonopah stocks were less active. though they
sold very we'll On the Bond Exchange
California Wine sold at $50 256ss
Late assessments are: Honolulu Plantation
company, 50, delinquent July Is: Last Chance
Water Ditch Company $50 deIinduent August
Alliance CO-operat tive Mill and Exchange Com
Pany. 1Oc, August s; Provident OIL Company.
1c. August s.
Recent bank dividends are: Donohoe- Kelly
Banking Company semi annual, at the rate OF
o per cent per annum: Yolo County Savings
Bank, per cent per annums payable July 8:
First National OF COvina per cent per annum:
Corvina Valley Savings Bank 8 per cert per
annum: Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
Healdsburg. 6 per cent. payable July IS
The following miscellaneous dividends ars
announced: The California Fruit Gamers As
ISOLATION a regular monthly dividend OF Soc
payable July 20; California Powder Works new
cOrDOratiOn). the usual monthly dividend OF soc.
July 20 Home OIL Company, regular monthly
Of 213c per share, amounting TO $500. payable
July 20. Central Eureka Mining Company OF
California regular n1onrhlv 5S ner sbare
amounting TO $50 coo payable July IA.
At the regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the California-street Cable Railroad
Company the old board OF directors was re-
elected. James 3. Stetson was reelected presi-
dent: Antoine Borel. vice president: Antoine
BOrel & Co. tressurers: W. r. Griffith, secre-
taTy; j. W Harris. superintendent
There are now eleven railroad carloads OF
Ophir ore the way or IN process Of sale.
The recently elected board OF directors OF
the Associated Stock Brokers OF the San Fran
by electing William Edwards president. A F.
Coffin treasurer and II. P. Landon secretary.
The Pacific Coast Company reports an in
crease OF S54. .362 in gross and a decrease of
S14. O54 IN net earnings for May The net earn
ings for eleven months were 81. .O141O2. against
81, ,021. si24 1908.
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Provisions.

The local market continues dull and
changed. Chicago was somewhat lower on the
day. Wires from there report that no scarcity
on account OF the strike Is apprehended az
present. there is quite accumulation OF
stock the supply of Hog products at the five
leading packing centers Of the West being
% COO COO lbs more than year ago and So
ooO. coo lbs more than two years ago This is
exclusive Of Pork and Lard In fact the
packers say that the strike is good thing in
one way IL enables them to work on
large holdings Of old stock canned and cured
Meats. This may explain their action in an
nouncing that they would not make any siren
uOus attempt to continue operations at once.
The Chicago letter OF Mitchell. Mulcahy &
Co says: Market heavy There is little
question that there has been liquidation on an
extensive scale by those whose buying was
most instrumental in bringing about the ad
vance Of the past month. Scattered outside
buying on the strike has probably absorbed
most Of the offerings. The prospect at the
moment seems favorable for early settle
ment of the strike. There Is fair demand for
meats. We very little in these conditions
to maintain advancing market
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 1Oc per ID for
heavy 1O15c for light medium 10 &c for light,
1870 for extra light and 16c for sugar
fornia Hams. 12hc; Mess Beef SlO9
10 80 per bbl extra Mess. $l1611 so; Family.
S12d12 80; prime Mess Pork. s14 so; extra
clear. S21: Mess. S17 so; Dry Salted Pork. 914c;
Pig Pork S24; Pigs Feet. IS; Smoked Beef.
lac per lb.
common and 9c for pure; half barrels. pure.
9Ac; lob tins. sa4c: 5-lb tins. o7sc; 3-ib tins.
1Oc.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. sSc; three
half barrels SIC; one terce. Slsc; two tierces,
Sc: five tierces. sc per 10.
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Ne7v York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Ju.y 14.-To-day's stock mar
ket was similar 10 yesterdays market 10 the
extent that strength and weakness were dis
cernlble In it, side by side profit taking in one
quarter being Offset by new advances in an
other But the reactionary note was rather
more dominant than yesterday. and the later
market failed to respond in the same way TO
The efforts 70 effect comprehensive rally.
lhls was parity because the traders who fought
the advance were more cautious than Yesterday
IA putting out short lines the forced covering
Of which was an important factor IN the late
rally. The volume OF dealings to-day was
much less than yesterday. The market was
stiA one Of a great deal Of ANNA ton and
breadth and good absorptive power for the
large offerings TO take profits when they were
thrown upon it. Probably the most potent fac
tor in the reaction was the absence of a de-
cision on the Northern Securities distribution
case The adjournment for another week OF
the annual meeting Of the Northern Pacific
stockholders indicates that their previous ad-
knowledge of the decision as was assumed yes
terdav some fncongrtIitz, was reco9ntzed T.,
the simultaneous upward movement of Union
Pacific and the Northern Securities which
Cured yesterday on the rumor Of this decision.
which must necessarily be to the advantage OF
one party and at the cost Of the other. The
speculative nature OF yesterdays movement in
those stocks thus strongly pointed 10 the in
creased disposition tc sell them ana take profits.
A blunt pronOunceInent from the president Of
the Northern Securities Company OF skepticism
OF the Government wheat crop far too lib
eral and a frank admission from the president
OF the Atcnison OF the serious damage to the
crop wrought by the rain caused more serious
attention 10 be given to that question than
yesterday The violent rise in the wheat mar
ket was an additional warning and the Gov
ernment on the condition OF the foreign crops
I'D not reveal the amount Of damage there
that has been held 10 account for the recent
strength in our wheat market On the other
hand. the more favorable condition Of the cot
ton crop and the renewed foreign demand FOR
that staple proved Of some benefit TO the cot
ton carriers. notably Louisville and Nashville
and Southern Railway.
These stocks shared with Reading Anal
ganated Copper and Peoples Gas the role 81
sustaining points in the market. The advances
were not accounted for by any specific news
and they were not strong enough 10 hold the
market, which sold TO the lowest point OF the
day in the final hour. The reported prospect
OF settlement OF the meat packers strike was
ignored much the initiation Of the strike
The market closed irregular and slightly above
the lowest
The bond market was firm. Total sales. par
value 81, 700, 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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Ne7U York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. July 14-FLOUR-Receipts
23.COO barrels: exports. 1900 barrels Dull.
but steady.
WHEAT Receipts. II, 900 bushels sno,
steady; No. red, nominal elevator and 81 0e1S
I. o. b. ahoat: No. 1 Northern Duluth 81 0Ti5
T. O. b. ahoat. The early wheat market was
strong and higher, but turned weak and closed
Ad2c net lower. July. 99I4 cd$1 OO1k closed
al 99L c; September gOss Q9lAc cloeod a.
90%sc; December. sos a9OAc. closed at S9stc
HOPS-Steady
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Quiet
PETROLEUM-Easy.
COFFEE-Rio steady: mild firm. Futures
opened steady at unchanged prices and closed
quiet, net unchanged TO points higher with
sales OF 1900 bags. including September 6 O56
6. 10c: December. 6 .35c; March g. 65c
SIjGAR-Raw, nominal; refining, quiet
BUTTER-Firm: street prices extra cream
ers, 17X41Sc: official prices, creams, common
TO extra. 13q17Ac; State dairy. common to
cHEEsE-Easy; State. full creams. small
white fair to fancy. 71hGsc: small coIored
fair to fancy 7hQShc: large white fancy
Tz.c: large colored. fancy, 79sQ7&e.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market con-
tinues quiet, but holders asking full prices
and the tone is firm. Common are quoted at
4@5Hc: prime, 50 Q6c; choice, 096%c; fancy
at &c.
PRUNEs-show no material change from
stilI ranging from 2zc TO &C. according to
grade.
views OF sellers too high and seem to be hold
show no disposition to stimulate business by
concessions. Choice are quoted at 9Md10c;
extra choice 10k d10kc; fancy 11613c
PEACHES-Are steady. with choice quoted
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Dried Frnits, Nuts, ,RaiStnS, Honey.

FRUITS-New crop futures-Apricots. 7A6
9Ihc: Peaches, So G7Ac per ID. Old crop
Evaporated Apples. 614QT15e: sun dried. 80
4hc-
sizes
RAISINS-F. O. b. prices Fresno for 1903
crop (subiect to change without notice. are as
follows: 50-lb boxes-Loose Muscatels. 4-crOwn
4c per ID; 3-crown, AZ c; 2-crown, &C: Malaga,
loose. s-crown. 4c; 2-crown. Sac; Thompson's
seedIess 4c: seedless Sultanas. SIC; seedless
MuscateIs. SIC; do hoated. 32c; Seeded Rails
ms. 1907 cartons. fancy, 51sc; choice. SIC;
bulk fancy, 5hc; choice. SC; Imperial cus-
ters. So, Dehesa' g sc 5o' . fancy. 81; London
NJJTS-NVanuts No 1 softshell 13b614c:
No. 2 11ha12c; No. hardshen, 13G13Ac:
No. 2 11911Hc; Almonds. Ike for Nonpa-
refls IL &c FOR 1 X l. lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and eAc for Languedoc: Peanuts. eq7c for
Eastern: Pecans 11d13c: COcoanuts 81 5O45-
HONEY-Comb. 115d125c for white and
IOd11c for amber; water white extracted. 50
&c: light amber extracted. 42q5c; dark.
BEEswAX-27G29c per ID.
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Poultry and Game.

Receipts of Poultry from domestic shipping
points were liberal and consisted chiefly of
small and medium sized Broilers which
dragged at unsteady rates Large young
chickens cleaned up we'll at steady prices. but
car of Western Poultry was marketed late on
Wednesday, making the third for the current
week Game was in light but ample receipt
and cleaned up we'll at the previously quoted
rates.
POIITRY-Isive Turkeys, 14615c per In.
Geese. pC,r pair. 81 25a1 so; Gosiings 81 o5G
so: Ducks So 50d4 so per dozen for old and
S4@5 for young; Hens 81 5000 for large and
S4d4 so for small; young Roosters 81 5069;
old BOOSTERS. $494 so; Fryers. 81 50d5 so;
Broilers. SO 50d4 for large and 81 5093 for
small: Pigeons. 81 80 per dozen for old and
81 25d1 so for Squads
GAME-Wild Doves. 50G60c per dozen; Hare.
81 so per dozen: Cottontail Rabbits 81 per
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The excessive supplies of Butter have at
last broken the market which was squarely
off 1c yesterday with postal cards Offering
the best creameries at PIC scattered about in
all directions. Almost every house on the
street overloaded and reported the market
extremely dull.
There was change in Cheese. but the mar
ket was dull and lacked firmness.
Eggs rule firm for ranch with receipts grad
ually decreasing. The demand is good and
absorbs the arrivals without difficulty
Receipts were 921o0 lbs Butter, 1888 cases
Eggs and SO 700 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 21c
for extras and 20c for hrsts; dairy 17G2Oc
store Butter, 14616c Eastern creamery 1910
20c; Eastern ladle packed 149151ac per ID
CHEFSE-9m9hc for choice mild new and
S6SHc for lower grades: Young Americas. 100
1OlAe: Eastern. 10G15c: Utah. 12c per ID
EGGS-Ranch. 25Q2sc for fair to choice;
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Chicago Board of Trade.
FutrYc Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO July 14.--Weather and crop news
were Of an almost sensational character and
renewed rains and were desperate buyers.
Old July wheat-the fancy dealZwhich closed
on Wednesdays advance at 9ohc, opened to-
day at 071g7 nc and moved up 10 9SHc &c
higher. New July sold at 95hq9dAc to first
traders and went To 97Ae. For the new
September the big speculative position. the
price started at S7126SSc and the top was
Ss1sc shade less than 1Ac over the close
last night Then followed a period of heavy
profit-taking, realizing sales by all classes Of
longs. Prices had quick backset and the
9Shc TO SIC for the old July and from SS1sc
to S7hc for the new September. December
price, after 1c advance to SIC. reacted TO
S6hc. One of the principal factors in the
advance the official report of Secretary
Coburn of the Kansas Bureau. 1t declares
that long continued rains have made 1t i'm
possible to save the Kansas wheat in mer-
chantable condition A Kansas City authority
placed the damage 10 the winter wheat har-
vests since July / at $4,000 600 bushels. From
Nebraska most serious claims were made of
rust and blight The State bulletin put the
pool was ss9hd higher. English country
markets were up Cd to Is and very strong
a bushel in Tennessee July prices held part
Of the Sc advance resting at BIC old and
9CAc new. New September, after a rally from
S5%ic to S7%c in the last hour. settled back
az the close at SOS qS6aic, or 14c under last
Strength in wheat brought out a good de-
mand for corn September starting with a
gain of 1kcqAc at 495sG49%c. With the
break in wheat corn declined to 4s4sc. The
close showed a slight Improvement, although
but trife above the bottom, at 4ssc
Oats was firm at the outset. inspired by
the buIlish action of wheat with September
up A9%c. steady decline was scored. final
trade being at the lowest point for the day.
32Ac
Weakness in provisions was due TO lack Of
support. Interests that have been credited
with bulling the market sold generously in
prospects of a settlement of the stock yards
strikes September pork closed 2215c off at
$12 s7Js Lard was down 1215c; ribs showed
a net loss of 10c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Woieet Stocks unsettled and irregular. Cotton higher
Business qi,ieier again local stock exchanges.
Changes in Silger and Exchange narrO7r
Wheat and Barley continue actf1e and strOng.
Nothing ia Oats Corn or Rye
HAY and FeedStufs previously quoted
Beans ard Seeds uaci5e Nth lima Beans very firm
Potatoes ard Onions in light receipt and firm.
Poultry and Game IN fair supply and unchanged
Continued demand for Fresh Frnt for local and shipping
Tea market quoted aci9e and 79y steady
Ercessize supplies break the Butter market.
Cheese qlet and unchanged. Eggs still advancing.
Provisions still affected BY til strike.
Cattle Sheeb and Hogs unchanged.
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store. 1s022c; Eastern. 2Oa22sc for nrsts and
17G19c for seconds
Decidnons and Citrns Frnits.

The fruit market was quite active during the
early trade. as in addition to the regular local
oennana .i there was steady call for top quailsy
stock for shipment on the Puget Sound steam
er, Nearly all kinds Of small tree fruits were
wanted for export. but Apricots in crates and
boxes were the hrrnest descriptions Occa-
sional sales Of Gravenstein Apples were re-
ported at 81 IS per box. but for the general
run Of shipping stock 81 80 was about the top
Plums and Prunes were abundant and only
fine shipping stock brought 75c per crate soc
being about the highest figure paid by local
buyers. Peaches, particularly the Hale
and weak although the low prices stimulated
trade. Figs continued to advance under lin
tied supplies and fair demand Bartlett
the best offerings were readily disposed Of at
full figures All kinds Of Melons were plenti-
Bakersfield and sold at the same prices es-
tablished for the Fresno article on the pre-
ceding day. Cantaloupes appeared from the
river and were held at 81 per crate. The pre-
vious low prices seemed to have stimulated
the demand for Berries and prices were higher
brisk % demand and and light @ arrivals Huckie-
berries from Sonoma were Offering again and
Of Citrus and Tropical fruits were without
quotabe change.
STRAWBERRIES per chest for Long
worths and s2G4 for the larger varieties
LOGANBERRIES- per chest for red
and $2q2 so for black.
BLACKBERRIES-$3d per chest.
/ RAsPBERRIEs$56 per chest
CURRANT|60nS5c per drawer.
APRICOTS-SmaH boxes and crates oV41oCls
in bulk 115G2c per ID to the trade and $ZOp
30 per ton to the Gamers
APPLES-Fancy 81 4O61 IS per box; COM
mon to choice, T5cGs1 25; Crab Apples oOc9
81 per box
PEARS-BartIett. 81 1OG1 IS for wrapped;
in open boxes. &c per lb for No. 1 and oOql loc
per box for No. 2: small green varieties oV9
60c per box and 60975c per basket -o-
PEACHES--25a5Oc per box; baskets. SoeSoc;
open boxes e0ds5c
PLUMS AND PRUNES-50QI5c per crate
and 35T50c per box: baskets. 2o94Oe for Piums
and 50d60c for Prunes.4
FIGS-S1G1 IS. per box.
MEIONS-Cantaloupes from Coachella ~ %
az per crate; from Bakersfield. 81 5OG2 per
crate: Nutmeg Melons 81 so per box; Water
melons from Coachella, Ia d112c per 10; from
Fresno 81 5OG3 per dozen
GRAPES-$1 25d1 so per crate.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges 81 50d2 so per
box for Valencias and 81 5Of72 for Mediterra-
mean Sweets: Lemons 50 25G2 75 for fancy.
81 5Od1 75 for choice and S1G1 Is for stand
ard: Grape Fruit. 81 5062 so; Mexican Lines,
S4G4 so per case; Bananas 81 25q2 so per
bunch for Central American and az for Ha-
waiian: Pineapples. 81 5O92 so per dozen.
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Hay and FeedStnfS.

All descriptions Of Hay and Feedstuffs re-
main before quoted Receipts of both are
moderate at the moment and pass readily
into consumption.
BRAN-S22d23 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$24G29 per ton.
SHORTS-S22623 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley S21 5Od22 so
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill. $3I 500
30 so; jobbing $33: Cocoanut Cake S22623:
Corn Meal $50 50G31 80; Cracked Corn. S3fG
80; Mixed Feed S22122 so; Horse Beans $3O3
40 per ton; Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl
HAY-Wheat, s10G13; Wheat and Oat s96
IL so; Oat $9G11 So Barley and Oat SS3
10 so; Volunteer Wild Oat $sd1O; stock s7GS:
Glover. 81 50q10; Alfalfa $Tq10 so per ton
STRAW-50d70c per bale.
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WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS.
Hanford-- Excellent crop of peaches; grain
good grape prospects excellent.
Cclusa- Barley harvest continues; prunes
and pears in good condition
R.verside-Grain crop viii be light.
Hollistsr-Barley yielding above estimate in
san Joaquin Valley.
Palermo - High south wind blowing of
fruit; pears suffering most.
Stocktcn-Hay baling progressing; heavy
shipment south.
Napa-Hay ready for market; medium crop.
Willows-Prunes doing we'll: fair crop.
Livermore-New hay being hauled into
warehouses.
Recommendations the same
San Jose-Prunes coming in slowly.
NloVcrdale-Wi Windy promise Of a large crop
OF prules-
Santa Rosa-Hay balinE continuing; favor
able for growing crops.
A G. McADIE.
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.
London w ool Marker.

LONDON. July 1.-THE offerings at tho
wool auction sales to-day amounted to - g14
bales including a superior selection of me
dium and greasy crossbreds which sold at an
advances of 8 per cent. Coarse crossbreds were
in good demand and settled 11zm10 per cent
higher Cape OF Good Hope and Natal grades
were in good demand.
A sale of sheepskins was held in Mincing
Lane to-day The offerings numbered 31sS
bales Competition unsatisfactory, partic-
ulariv short wooIed skins. Coarse, fu-wooIed
crossbreds advanced per cent. Fine cross
breds were unchanged Half-wooled pelts were
in poor demand and declined 10 per cent
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grain Bags. size: San Quentin IS 40
Wool Bags. 30d32c: Fleece Twine 71lc; Fruit
Bags 61ad71ac for white and &c for brown
jute.
COAL-weTington. So per ton; New yelling
ton IS: Seattle. Sc so: Bryant. $6 so: Beaver
Hill. S5 so; Stanford, 81: Rosyn 81; Coos
Bay IS so: Greta 81; Wallsend. 81: Richmond
81 so: Cumberland. S13 in bulk and $14 25 in
sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. $14:
Welsh Anthracite Egg. $13; Welsh Lump
s11 so; Camel. IS so per ton: Coke Si1 5Oais
per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions S11 45 per 1000 lbs and
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Meat Market.

Packers and butchers report plenty Of Hogs
coming in for the light demand. Other Meats
remain as before.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are follows:
BEEF-5aTc for Steers and 4Gec per ID
for Cows
VEAI-Large TGSc; small. S9915c per Id.
MUTTON-wethers. SdSAc; Ewes. 79sc
per lb
LAMB-9d10c per III.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 6A6S1ac per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco. less so
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers, 7Aq71ac; Cows and Heif-
ers. 51566i5c: thin Cows. 4d5c per 10.
ALVES-4G41ac per ID (gross weight).
sHEEP-wethers. 3ls93%e: Ewes. 3a3Ac
per III (gross weight).
LAMBS-$2 50d2 75 per head
HOGS-Live Hogs. 14O to 200 lbs 4Zc;
200 to 25O lbs. 415c; 130 lbs and under. 4Nc;
over $50 lbs 4Lc: soft Hogs. nominal: Sows.
20 per cent on: Bears 90 per cent on and
stays. 40 per cent on from above quotations.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne1U York Money Market.

NEW YORK July -Close-Money on cali
easy, lGl14 per cent; closing bid, / per cent;
offered, j L per cent. Time money easy. sixty
days and ninety days. 2d2l2 per cent; six
months, 314 G312 Der cent
Prime mercantile paper. 81 d31k per cent
sterling exchange easy, with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at S4S71OG4. .S715 for de-
mand and at 81 s4sOG4 S49O for sixty-day bills
Posted rates. 81 seQ4 IS; commercial bills,
81 S47O.
Bar silver. 5TAc
Mexican dollars. 4515c
Government bonds s,vady: railroad bonds
firm.
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at 7a7Ac. extra choice. 74seso: fancy. on
.Ne7v York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July 14.-Tin continues to
show firmness London higher again to-
day closing at e119 lis I'd for spot and
af20 5s for futures and the local market
advanced also, in spite of light demand. Spot
is quoted at $26 40G26 60.
Conner worked up a little in the English
market with spot closing at s5T IS Sd and
futures at G5T IS Cd. The local market for
copper shows hardening tendency with lake
quoted at S12 G2lb612 S715; clectrolytic, $12 90
@12 75, and casting at S12 25g12 80.
Lead and spelter were unchanged in both
markets Lead in London is at ell 12s Cd
and al 81 25G4 30 in this market.
Spelter is held at 81 S5Q4 80 in New York
and at e22 in London.
Iron closed at Sis Cd in Glasgow and at 42s
Cd in Middlesporo. Locally iron is quiet.
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Ne7U York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. July 14-Cotton futures
opened firm; July. 1o.s1c; August. 1O.e5c: Sep
tember. 990c; October. 9.62c; November o MA
9.eoc; December. 9.56c: January, 95Oc
Futures closed firm: July lie; August
1o9se; September. 10 osc; October. 8 CSC; No
yember. e.63c; December. 8. 63c January, g. 64c;
February, o.65c. 49,
Spot closed quiet 10 points higher; rniddlins
uplands. 11.25c; middling uplands gulf ii SOC
Sales. 1900 bales
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL,
FORECAST

A moderate disturbance overlfes the northern
hair lf the Pacific Coast The first southeaster
a. the season has appeared and rain Is falling
~ Roseburg Portland. North Head Seattle
and Iatoosh Island. Good rain has fallen at
Eureka and conditions are favorable FOR show
ers On Northern California by Friday morning
The temperature has fallen from 10 10 20
degrees in THE Sacramento Valley and north
ward ro Portland
The following high winds are reported; North
Head - nllies Der hour. from the southeast
Sacramento BOZ southeast: Winncmucca, -
southwest ana san Francisco 30. west
Forecast made az san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. July Il:
Northern California Cloudy unsettled
weather Friday, with showers in northern Dor
uons prlsk 70 nigh southerly winds; continued
cool
southern California-Fair Friday: fresh
southwest wind
NeNaos--''l 'louoy, unsettled weather Friday
probably showers high southwest winds
san Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy unset
tied weather Friday. possibly ehOwers: light
acufherly winds changing 20 brisk vresferI.
A. G. McADIE- District Forecaster
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Flour and MiHStnfS.

FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 500
90 usual terms; Bakers Extras 81 5Od4 50 !;
Oregon and Washington jobbing at SO s5Q4 %
per bbl.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are as
follows; Graham Flour So 80 per 100 lbs
Rye Flour S3 so: Rye Meal, SO 25; Rice Flour
ST Corn Meal So so; extra cream do "a 25;
Oat Groats. 81 so; Hominy. S4d4 25; Buck
wheat Flour $4 50G4 20; Cracked Wheat 81;
Farina 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour, So rs ;
Rolled oats. bbls 81 25dS 80; in sacks So 75q
10; Pearl Barley. Sc; Split Peas, boxes, 81;
Green Peas so so per 100 lbs.