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Decidnons and Citrus Fruits.

Local trade in the fruit market Of good
volume and shipping brokers were purchasing
freely or top quality stock for shipment on the
Puget Sound steamer out to-day. Choice offer
ings of Apricots Plums and TrageSy PruDes
in crates were In good demand for export. and
such stock met with prompt sale at or near
the top quotations, while lower grade offerings.
which were still plentiful were easy, with
prices Irregular. Fancy Apples were also In
demand for shipping purposes. fancy Craven
stems packed in 4 tier boxes having the most
call. Bartlett Pears were easier under in
creased supplies. but moved off freely at the
revised quotations, and some fancy lots OF
small green Pears commanded a premium on
the wharf Peaches were still abundant. but
dealers reported the market gradually cleaning
up The Hale's Early variety were selling at
25635c per box, while the yellow kinds were
steady at 40@60c. Figs continued to advance
under steadily decreasing receipts and good
sound stock cleaned up quickly. The warm,
sunny weather stimulated trade in Melons. but
Coachella WatermelOns were easier owing to
of which were received The Fresno Melons
were mostly large and Of good quality and
to size A crate OF Thompson Seedless Grapes
came in from Dinuba. Tuiare County. and sold
for 50. Berries sold off better than for some
little while back, and Raspberries and red
LogaDberries did better.
Prices Of Citrus and Tropical fruits stood
as previously quoted. Oranges were In good
request for shipment and a car Of Valsncias,
which arrived in the forenoon. cleaned up read.
lily for that purpose. Two carloads Of Central
American Bananas received. but the stock
was too green for immediate use
STRAWBERRIE1S2 50d5 per chest for
Longworths and 81 1898 30 for the larger va
LoGANBERRIEs- 5OaS so per chest for
red and s2d2 50 for black.
BLACKBERRIES- 5O@4 per chest.
RASPBERRIES-$4d per chest.
CURRANTS-$6 per chest
APRICOTS- Small boxes and crates. 50q9Oc;
in bulk. 11zQ2c per III TO the trade and 500
80 per ton to the Gamers.
APPLE LES-Fancy 81 25@1 IS per box; com
mon to choice. 75cdS1 25; Crab Apples. 5oc9
PEARs~Bartlett. s1a1 25 for wrapped and
75cd$1 for open boxes; small green varieties,
40d5Oc per small box or basket
PEACHESI25d60c per box: baskets. 400
B5c: open boxes 6odS5c.
PLJTMS AND PRUNES-50d75c per crate
and 35d50c per box: baskets, 2oef Zoe for Piums
and 50G60c for Prunes
FIGS-50cGS1 % for ordinary packages and
81 5Od1 T5 for large boxes.
MEL ONS-Cantaloupes from Coachella. 81 2b
az per crate; from Bakersfield 81 50d2 so per
crate; Nutmeg Melons, 81 80 per box: Water
melons from Coachella 1AG11Ae per ID.
CiRAPESE$1 2561 so per crate.
CITRTTS FRJITS-Oranges. 81 6O62 so per
box for Valencias and 81 5ed2 for Mediterra-
mean Sweets: Lemons. 81 25a2 10 for fancy
81 5Od1 IS for choice and S161 25 for stand
ard: Grape Fruit--<1 5e62 80; Mexican Lines
S4d4 so per case; Bananas. 81 25d2 80 per
bunch for Central American and S1G2 for Ha-
waiian: Pineappies. 81 5062 80 per Dozen
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HOPS and Dried Fr1lit.

Mail sdvices from New York say:
HDPS-AdkiCes received from the coast were
king more general complaint Of the dry
weather in Oregon and among some there
disposition 10 reduce estimates. they claiming
thar rhe oregon crop viii not yield in excess
q 90 000 bales Bids ~ 1sc and l9c were be-
inE MADE rsther freely for contracts OF new
hops. but growers declined 10 sell. II was
learned that az the close ~ last week sale
vas made in the local market Of 100 bales
choice California al 2Bc. The tone Of the local
market for the day was reported steadier-
Business with brewers continued quiet
There is nothing doing fn California raisins
and less demand for Sultanas is nuled. The
stock Cf Oregon Italian prunes on the spot is
small and mostly controlled by one holder
With some demand the market has further ad-
Vanced Sales Of 4os-50s were made at 5lsc
bur nothing is now 10 be had below 5iac. Spot
>Frocks OF the other sizes are about exhausted.
and they are nominally quoted al &c FOR 3Os-
SOS and Sc for 50s-60s. No business Of cOnse-
Cuence ia furture California prunes was re-
ported yesterday. Offerings of Santa Ciaras
on a 2c Z. o. D. bag basis for FIRST half OctO-
BE- shipment were still made. but sellers were
indifferent and buyers equally Few Of the
large packers disposed 10 quote less
than 2-sc basis for new crop. and Il is claimed
that occasional sales Of carload lots are made
that basis Peaches and apric0ts quiet,
but firm.
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Provisions.

Chicago quotations came through weak. The
wires said that in view of the accumulated
stocks and the general holding back OF Hogs
in the country there was nothing bullish in
the situation in spite of the strike. In regard
to the latter factor the private kilograms OF
Mitchell. Mulcahy & Co said:
1T is altogether dull market. Conditions
concerning the strike are so wholly uncertain
as to its effectiveness and continuation that all
speculation IS at sea for the moment Market
is without tendency and nearly every one for
the time being is without pronounced
opinion
CURED MEATs--Bacon. 1oc per ID for
heavy. 101Ac for light medium. 121sc for light.
1870 for extra light and Ice for sugar
cured; Eastern sugar cured Hams, Is &c; Cali
fornia Hams, 121kc; Mess Beef. 500
10 80 per Dbl; extra Mess, S11@11 so: Family.
$12Q12 50s prime Mess Pork. $14 so; extra
clear. $21 Mess, SIT 50 Dry Salted Pork, She;
Pig Pork $24; Pigs Feet. S5: Smoked Beef.
lac per H.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 6a61ze per ID for
common and &c for pure; half barrels. pure.
9Ac; lob tins. 9%c; 5-lb tins, 95sc; BIB tins.
10c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. sssc; three
half barrels SIC; one tierce S1se; two tierces.
Sc; fye terces, T5sc per ID.
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Ne7U York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. July ia growth Of the
speculative forces at work in the stock mar
kct was again manifest in to-day's dealings.
which rose well above yesterdays total and
exceeded the figure OF last Wednesday, which
had made z record on the movement. The
market was spotty and irregular throughout.
Some OF the recent leaders were reactionary
ana manifestly held back 10y profit taking.
others which were subjected to this process
strength late In the day. All. including the
sustaining strong uoirts in the early trading
were more Jess affected by profit taking
during the day. but the successful taking OF
profits Is one OF the most important tests OF
The conversion into cash Of profits on a rise
without materially affecting the advances
caused by the speculative buying which caused
the rise Is demonstration OF the spread of
the demand and leaves the market in a
stronger position by so much as the absorption
10 which II is 20 be subjected has been ae-
compished. To-day's market was kept ap-
parenty well IN hand throughout. The
selling at other quarters the wide opening in
St Paul al 147 and I47&. and its almost i'm
mediate relapse gave strong impression
Of manipulation that party Of room traders
maintained a suspicious attitude toward the
market and put out short lines at all stages
of the advance.
The Paoihcs assumed the leadership in the
afternoon. and this led 70 revival Of talk Of
an early decision Of the Northern Securities
suit in favor Of the Union Pacihc contention
and a possible early increase in the dividend
rate The days news did not offer any I'M
mediate ground for the action OF the market.
unless Il might BE- the large receipts Of Jap
anese and other gold flowing into New York
banks from San Francisco. But the banks
report Z decline in the volume Of currency
receipts from the interior from which It is
expected 70 De progressive from this time.
The wheat market made decisive response 20
fears of crop damage from rains, which were
accentuated BY estimates OF several crop
experts Of some authority. The heavy shrink
age in exports OF breadstuffE for June again
makes the June domestic exports compare
poorly with the last year. The meat packers"
strike was ignored. The market was well sus-
tained to the last and the close was fairly
steady
Bonds were hrm. Total sales. par value,
81. $50. coo.
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Hay and FeedStnfS.

The receipts of Bran and other Feed from
oregon by the steamer Just In were moderate
and Bran Is reported steady in consequence,
though prices show no change.
Hay prices show general revision with re-
ceipts sufficient TO supply the~current demand
The circular OF Somers & Co. says: There
has been slight decrease in shipments of Hay
to market during the past week the total
being 5000 tons or 400 tons less than for the
week preceding. The situation remains prac-
tieally unchanged here although there have
been several disturbances of various kinds in
the country. The Stockton district has been
somewhat besieged of late by the Southern
California dealers, and at that point prices
have been temporarily advanced because of
this; so much so that nothing can be mar
keted there to any advantage at present. The
farmers at Livermore seem disposed to hold
for extreme figures, and we therefore note yerv
is true of the HOLSTER district The Saera-
mento Valley Is beginning to send in small
shipments and will probably have large guam
tity Of Hay for this market during the next
two months.
The United States Department of AgricuI-
ture reports that as general summary the
Hay crop of the State is the largest for several
years, except in the south The department
reports the grain crop fair in the southern dis
tricts but below the average taking the State
prices remain practically unchanged. The
consumers are all holding of and trade is much
duller than generally experienced at this time
OF the year Some little Hay is moving coast
We ship will tend to lessen this trade ma
terialy during the next few months"
Straw is lower.
BRAN-S22623 per ton.
MIDDLINGS- -$24G29 per ton.
SHORTS-S22G23 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. &21 50922 so
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill. 81 500
80 50: jobbing $33: Cocoanut Cake S22m23 :
Corn Meal. $40 5od31 so; Cracked Corn, S3ID
30; Mixed Feed. S22Q22 so; Horse Beans, $500
40 per ton; Broom Corn Feed .90c per ctl.
HAY-Wheat. $l0a13: What and oat. $09
IL so: Oat s9G11 so: Barley and Oat. $S9
10 so: Volunteer Wild Oat, $sd10; stock. s7aS;
Clover. 81 50I10 Alfalfa $Tqi0 90 per ton.
STRAW-50G70c per bale.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, ,RaiSinS, Honey.

FRUITS-New crop futures-Apricots. 7H0
e1bc: Peaches, 5Ad745c per Ib Old crop
Evaporated Apples. eha7fci sun-dried. 80
PsRUNEs-1sos crop. 2a2kc for the four
sizes
RAISINS-F o. b. prices Fresno for 1909
crop (subfect to change without notice. are as
follows: 80 ID boxes-Loose MuscateIs. 4-crown
4c per lb; 3-crown. 4Ac; 2-crown,, 4c; Malaga.
loose 3-crown. &c; 2-crown. 3zc; Thompson's 8
seedIess 4c; seedless Sultanas SIC; seedless
Museatels. SIZE: do hoated. BIC; Seeded Rails
ms 1907 cartons. fancy; 515e; choice. sac;
bulk. fancy. SAC: choice. sc; Imperial clus-
ters. So: Dehesa, 81 so; fancy. 81; London
NUTs-walnuts. No. 1 softsheII. 13zd14c:
No. 2 111aa12c; No. 1 hardshell 13913kc:
No q 1ld11 &c; Almonds. 115c for Nonpa-
reils i1lLc for X L. lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and 94c for Languedd9oc: sg1ed9: Peanuts: 6g7c for
HONFY-comb 1116d12ze for white ana
1OGI1c for amber; water white extracted SD
&c; light amber extracted. 4h95c; dark.
314G4c.
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previous estimates of damage in the South
west. Even Shows report confirms this. He
Valley Advices from Nebraska are more or
less complaining of rust and cables are show
American crops and are showing a stronger
tone We are still of the view that the con-
ditions Justify at least the December and Sep
tember price and that wheat should be bought
on the weak spots Further unsettled weather
is predicted and seems likely.
In this market both cash Wheat and futures
sources report that the shippers have entered
the market and are actively looking for Wheat
in the country at bids of nc over what they
were willing to pay last week The millers
also want choice plump Wheat. but it is in
reduced supply this year. as areaoy stated.
stocks
CASH WHEAT.
w6ita California aastraan G1o 52 S Northern
Club. 81 30G1 So; Northern Bluestem, 81 90
al e5 per ctl.
Session to IL 80 a. M
December 81 4DsPPx sPx 81 HiEa as 81 rST sf iSst ss
p. m. Session.
December-$1 80.
BARLEY-The increased hrmness already
noted continues and the demand is now active,
both here and In the country The report OF
the climate and crop section Of the Weather
were below the average. coupled with the ad-
mitted fact that much of this years grain
emphasized the firmness. and the buyers Of
Feed Brewing and Shipping, have advanced
their bids, with evident agerness TO purchase.
Futures were higher yesterday as we'll the
cash grain. owing chiefly to the light re-
ceipts.
Feed e7HcG$1: new Brewing. 81 O2h91 o6;
old Brewing, 81 05G1 10; chevalier. nominal.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Open High Low. Close.
2 p. m. Session.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December -. 9s15 9S%i 9s1z 9sA
OATS-Onerings on Change are light and
the market is firmly held but not active. The
5152 ctls in from Oregon came for account of
the recent Government order for Manila, so
will not be placed on the market.
Old crop-White 81 32h. New crop-Red,
81 15d1 80; Gray nominal
CORN-No further change is reported ia this
market Trade is still dull
Western sacked, 81 1891 47h for Yellow,
81 45d1 4715 for White and 81 As for Mixed;
California large Yellow, 81 45g1 so; small
round do 81 50@1 60; White 81 45Q1 so per
ctI; Egyptian 81 30a1 80 for White and
81 25Gi 80 for Brown
RYE-SeveraI lots of new crop are offering
on Change and quoted al 81 2061 25 per
ct Old is steady at 81 30q1 32la per ctl
BUCkWHEAT-Nominal at 81 I5q2 per ctl.
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BAGS-Wool Bags and Fleece Twine show
some change. Grain Bags. 515c; San Quentin
Fruit Bags. 61s971ac for white and &c for
brown jute.
,o6 81 sS.,9 So @ s sSq SsS q 90
Hill. $5 so; stanford. 81 Roslyn 81; Coos
Bay S. 50; Greta 81: Wallsend. 81 Richmond,
81 so; Cumberland, S13 in bulk and s14 25 in
sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. s14:
Welsh Anthracite Egg, $i3; Welsh Lump.
$11 so; Camel. s. 90 per ton; Coke. Su 5og1S
Mountain descriptions. S11 45 per 1000 fos and
$12 so per long ton. according 70 brand
add Sc; Linseed, 54c per gallon for boiled and
SIC for raw; Castor OIL. in eases. No. l. T0cs
Bakers AA, cases. 81 1901 II: Lucoi 4Sc
for boiled and Acc for raw; China Nut cases.
621kdSOc per gallOnS COcOanut OIL. in barrels.
5se for csylon and SSe -, for Australian; extra
Sperm OIL CSC: extra bleached winter Whale
ON. SIC; natural Whale OIL SEE; extra winter
pure Neatsfoot OIL. 73c: No. 1 Neatsfoot on
csc: light Herring Oil 4Zc: dark Herring OIL
4Oc: salmon Oil, 34c: boiled Fish OIL 37e: raw
Fish Oil. 35c: boiled Paint Oil. 33c; raw Paint
Coal. oII.-water white Coal on. IN bulk.
l$s Pearl on qrs N easss Star As5sq lsse.
Eoeene 23c: Deodorized Stove Gasolins. in
1sc: in cases feIse; S. degree Gasoline IN
TURPENTINE-S1c per gallon In cases and
T5c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead 7Lk0
Ts4c per 10; White Lead. 7A67&c. according
70 quantity
sUGAR-The Western sugar Refining Com
pany quotes follows, per ID in l0O-lb bags:
Cubes A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 6c5cs
Powdered. 5.9Oc; Candy Granulated 590c; Dry
Granulated, fine. $500; Dry Granulated, coarse.
5.S0c; Fruit Granulated. 5SOc; Beet Granu-
lated 1OO-lb bags onlyl. -; Confectioners'
A. 5-SOc; Magnolia A 5.4Oc: Extra C 5Soc;
Golden c, SOC; ID slice; barrels Ice more:
half barrels. 25c more: boxes. SOC mores 50-Ib
bags, 1Oc more for all kinds Tablets-Haic
barrels 62oc; boxes 6.55c: II. & E Crystal
DominOs, s.SOc per 10. No orders taken for
less than seventy ive barrels or its equivalent.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wall-sfreet Stocks from I TO points higher
Business local Stocks and Bonds still imbroping.
Sii5er and Exchange about as before quoted.
IVhea' and Barley in much better demand and higher
Pats Corn aid Rye steadily held bnt not acti0e.
Hay sufficient supply. Feedstaefs about as before.
Lima Beans gerry firm at southern primary POINTS.
Butter market erceSsi1ely stocked and top-heavy.
Cheese IN large supply and not firm.
Eggs continue 10 ads,aice 7vith receipts moderate
u HeStern Precision markets unsettled BY the strike.
Wool market reported ia fine condition BY sellers.
Caitle, Sheep and Hogs Unchanged.
Potatoes the do7en grade again Onions firmly held
Vegetable market dernOralsod BY erceSSive stocks,
Poultry nGrket 7ceak and qrHet, but no loqcev.
FRESH Frat good demand for local and shipping trade
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Meat Market.

The demand and supply about balance at the
moment and quotations show no change.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-5a7c for Steers and 4asc per ID
for Cows
VEAIELarge. 79Sc; small. sG9izc per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers. SQS15c; Ewes, 79Sc
per h.
LAMB-9G10c per ID.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 6KGs15c per lb
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco less so
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATrLE-Steers. IA4T 15e; Cows and Heif-
ers. 51z@615c; thin Cows 465c per ID.
CALYESz4441ac per ID (gross weight.
SHEEP-Wethers. 3AQ3Ac; Ewes. 3Q3Kc
per ID (gross weight.
LAMBS-s2 50d2 70 per head.
HOGS-Live Hogs, 40 TO 200 lbs. Axe;
over $50 lbs. 4Ac; soft Hogs, nominal; sowa'
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Ne7V York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. July 13.-FLOUR-Receipts
q. coo barrels; exports 800 barrels; firm but
dull; Minnesota patents. 81 95a5 25 Mime
sofa bakers SO 1904; winter extras So s5@
30: winter low grades. 50 1898 20
WHEAT-Receipts IL, GOO bushels; SPOT
hrh: No. red, nominal elevator and 81 0Sls
(. 0. b. efloat; No. ! Northern Duluth, 81 OF
T. o. b. ahoat Options opened Mower on for
eign selling, but at rallied and were
strong all day the bullish Western crop
news. Final prices showed nc TO lac net
advance. July. 0sh G99%e closed at bSal G;
September, 9&@9lc. closed at 9O%e; Decefn-
Der. sgq90lkc.. closed at s95sc
WOOI@Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
PETROLEGM-Easy.
COFFEE-Spot Rio. steady; mild steady
Futures closed steady at net unchanged prices;
total sales were l3,C00 bags including Sen
tember. 6.o5c; December 6.30g6. 35c; March.
8. .6Oc.
SUGAR-Raw. nominal; refined quiet
BUTTER-Firm; street prices extra cream
cry, l7Ae; official prices unchanged
CHEESE-UnchanEsd.
EGGS-Firm; Western extras selected 2oc.
frsts. 1.sHq19e.
DRIED FRUITS
EYAPORATED APPLES-The market con-
tnues quiet. demand being light Holders
however. show no disposition to push business
and prices consequently remain steady Com
mon are quoted at 4G4kc; choice 5M6c
PRUNEs-For future delivery are barely
steady. but spot supplies firmly held with
quotations from 3A to &c. according 10 grade.
APRICOTS-Are unchanged Choice are
quoted at 9ls@lOe; extra choice. IOA GlOhc;
fancy, 11913c ~
PEACHEs-Rule quiet showing no special
feature. Choice are quoted at TGd7Kc: extra
choice, 7hQSc: fancy. 915d1Oc.
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Chicago Board of Trade.
FAtrye Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, July 13.-Nearly everything in
the way of news to-day tended to induce
strength in wheat prices. Doubt has entered
the minds of traders to whether the size
OF the crop will permit any surplus export.
Orders from the Northwest and Southwest were
abundant and crop reports came from all over
the winter wheat district September. was
shade lower to 1se at S61sc to S6Ssc, and sold
up to ST12c. Foreign advices We're bullish. a
gain Of &c a bushel in July wheat at Duluth,
under strong demand from millers in the
East was the most potent of the late in
huences, causing an advance or 21ac IN that
option here and corresponding strength in the
other deliveries Reports Of general rain
throughout the Northwest were current, the
downfall in the Red River Valley, where the
ground was already soaked, being mentioned
as especially heavy. Final trades were at
S6X GS7c
The corn market acted independently of the
ceipts and reports of serious crop damage,
the latter being estimated in some instances
at from 20 to % per cent. SeDtember
was a shade to &c higher at the start at
4S%c to 482 0I4SJsc and sold. up to 494sQ495sc,
closing firm at 49hc.
The oats market was fairly active and strong.
September opened a shade lower at 31Jbc and
tanned, the close being but a fraction under
the top at 32L C.
Wholly at sea as to the outcome of the strike
at the stock yards, there was a disposition
among provision traders to reduce lines In spite
of large offerings however. there was bulsh
sell out at firm prices. Quotations were higher
at the yards and helped the sentiment in the
provision pit. September pork closed 10c high
er. lard was unchanged and ribs gained 215c
at the close
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Tf,lr Ifuh
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
in Local Stocks and
Bonds Improving.


The improved conditions on the Stock and
Bond Exchange were still more pronounced
yesterday. and trading was very good, both
bonds and stocks being active. The sugar
ciai advanced to s53. but fell back to S52 so
AakaBeH was a fraction higher at
S23 IS. Sales OF bonds were S62 600 The OH
stocks continued quiet. The Tonopah mining
not active.
Ex-dividend Yesterday California street
Cable Railroad 75c.
The following oil dividends have been de-
cIared: oil City Petroleum. regular monthly
OF isc per share and an extra dividend Of
equal amount, aggregating in all 5000. payable
lar monthly Of 15c per share and an extra
dividend OF &c. amounting in all to $4,000,
payable August 1. The United Petroleum Com
pany. 81 IS per share. payable July Is. The
July Is.
The Pacific Surety Company has declared a
regular quarterly dividend at the rate Of per
cent per annum on the S250,O00 capital stock.
payable Immediately.
The Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph
Company has declared a quarterly dividend q
ia per cent on the capital stock. payable July
10. This is an increase OF = per cent and
brings the yearly return Hp TO per cent
The Ophir Mining Company has been notified
of the shipment OF two more railroad carloads
Of ore. making nine carloads now en- route or IN
process Of sale
The Humboldt Savings Bank is now paying
its regular semi-annual dividend Of $50 per
share to its stockholders. Over $4,000 was
added to surplus from the earnings Of the
A special meeting Of the stockholders OF ths
Sierra Railway Company has been called Tor
September 7. 1904. to vote proposition TO
increase the bonded Indebtedness Of the
poration $500, 900 and to authorize the issue %
$3.50. 000 per cent fOrty-year bonds which viii
be exchanged for the present second mortgage
bonds at the rate OF one new bond OF 5000 for
two Of the second mortgage bonds.
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Beans and Seeds.

Lima Beans are quoted very firm at produc-
Ing points. The dealers all sold out and
are now going to the growers for supplies,
but cannot get any. as the growers in view
Of the short crop prospects are not inclined
to let go. Otherwise there is nothing new to
report In this line.
BEANs--Bayos. 81 4OG2 55; Pea, 50 90a3;
B1tters. sS; small White 81 s5d3 10: large
White, $2 3542 60; Pink So 1903 so; Red
"a 25g4 so; Lima. SO 30d3 40; Red Kidneys.
s. 1905; Biackeye. 81 O5q2 Is per ctl; Horse
SEEDS-Brown Mustard nominal; Yellow
Mustard. 50; Flax, 81 90G2 25 Canary 61k@
&C; Alfalfa, 15Q15&c; Rape 1h@219c; limo
thy 5Ac; Hemp, SA@319c per ID; Mlllet
219q3Ac; Broom Corn Seed, $20d21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Green Peas. So per ctl.
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Poultry and Game.

Another car Of Western Poultry that was dis
tributed among retailers was received making
the second for the week. and a third car was
reported close at hand. Most kinds of Califor-
nian stock continued to drag and the market
generally had a weak tone, but prices were
without quotable change.
POULTRY-Lfve Turkeys, 14615c per lb:
Geese, per pair 81 25q1 so; Goslngs, 81 256
90; Ducks. S5 oQsll 90 per dozen for old and
S4@4 so for small; young Roosters 81 50G9:
old Roosters. $4Q4 so; Fryers. $4 50Q5 so;
Broilers. SO 50G4 for large and So 5O63 for
small: Pigeons. 81 so per dozen for old and
81 26G1 30 for Squads.
81 so per dozen; Cottontail Rabbits. So per