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stomach Troubles ana cOnstipa.iou,

II you have any trouble with your
stomach or bowels you should write 10
the Chamberlain Medicine Co, of Des
MOines, Iowa, for a free sample ~
Chamberlain stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Thousands Of others have been
helped by their use and a great many
permanently cured. They are sure 10
prove beneficial and will not cost Won a
cent. The regular 25-cent size is for
sale by all druggists
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Silver

Bar silver in London steady and I'M
changed at y Lilo pence per ounce. To-
days New York price Tor commercial
bars 4 higher at 5g7s06O4t cents. Gov
eminent assay bars IS higher at a9ZU
@l4 Mexican dollars unchanged at 4l%l
4BA.
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PRICE CHANGES OF WEEK.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The following
table shows the weeks highest. lowest.
ana closing prices, and the number Of
shares sold, OF the most active stocks ia
the market:
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IMPORTS "a Nv YoRK

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-ImTorts ~ dry
GOODS ana general merchandise at New
ioIA thls week, reported in full at the
custom house today. were sZ75 az baIo,.,
last week, but S2.00S, 59l above a wear
ago They compare as follows with 'Iast
week and with the corresponding week
year ago: N
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Stock Market Cams Strength
From Coca ShozumQ IN Cotton
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dee 3.-The following
prices We're quoted on the curb market
today:
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NEW YORK GRAIN MARKE1

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The FOLLOWING,
prices were quoted on the grain marked
Vest ar' g
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by w b. Hibbs & Co. 14l9 i
Street Members New York stock Exchange.
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washington
Stock Exchange
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RAILROAD sTOCKa

CAPITAL Traction CO... 40 1877
sWash. fy. & Elec. Co., pr. s5E ia
v AN. by. Flee. Co. COM 27z Is
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Hatioll safe Deposit 4 Trust l9lI 200
ashiIg Jou Loan Irusr........ 2I2 30
American Security & I~ast....... 2I8H 90
Union lrust slofager r.s.s..sss lis 100
Warrington Savings Rank........ 1919 al
S4oTne SAVINGS Bank.............. ia
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NIBCELLANEOUE

Wash Gas Co. ser. A. us.s...sss 10Y
Mash. Gas Co. ssr. B. os....-..- i0f
y Warrington Ca cert. 1907 y
u 8 Elec Light Deb. amp e.. l0i
q. 8 Elec Light Cert. Ind. e.. i04 %
Ches Pot. Tel. Co. 5s.......... 1864 ~
wash Market Co. lst 6s-........ 10
Potomac Elec. Power U.s.. I07
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SOLD b. MODEM DRUG CO.
44 9TH ST. ~. w.
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eOyERNlLENr BoNDs.
RAHROAD BONDA

Capital Traction 4. 4. Is......-. lo!A -
Net 81 r. X. ls..............s. ia ~
NJ ST r. r. S. Cert indsbt. l0l \ o.
NJ. r. 4. Cert indebtedness B.. l02 lO4
-cir,,-bis r n 6s.......... 10 lis
SoiSTa6is III RI 5s,.............. LED 1O7
CITY 4 Suburban bs......s.ss.s.s lv9
Anacostia a Potomac 5s-...s..... 10
VAN Ry Elec. Co. 4a.......s eos 20
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Fine creamery Butter reported well
cleaned I'D yesterday and the market was
firm. The lower grades were still dull.
Eggs showing increased hrmness as
will be seen by the advancing quotations, and
in view Of the large influx of strangers, owing
to the coming conclaye Of the Knights Templar,
the demand Is expected to be unusually heavy
during the next two three weeks This, 1t
is anticipated, will result in still higher prices,
hence the market rules very firm. good
many are being withdrawn from cold storage
and are selling quoted below
There is no Improvement whatever in
Cheese the market being oversupplied and
weak.
Receipts were $500 lbs Butter, 677 cases
Eggs and 23C0 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 25626c
for extras and 22924c for firsts; dairy 100
PC; store Butter, 15d1Sc; Eastern creamery,
192Q2Oc: Eastern ladle- packed, 14Q151ac per
pound
CHEESE-9G10c for choice mild new and
SQS19c for lower grades; Young Americas, 11Q
11Ac: Oregon. SG10c; Eastern. 10@15c per Id.
EGGS-Ranch 32Q33c for large white Sc
lected, 30Q31c for choice and 2Td29c for COM
mon; cold storage, 27d2sc; store, 25G26c;
Eastern, 25q26c for irsts, 21Q2215c for seconds
and 19920c for Bakers
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Dried ASSAULTS, RdiSinS, Honey.

According to reports from New York the
situation in Walnuts is undergoing some
change. The French crop is turning out
shorter than last year, while a dropping of
the nuts in Southern California threatens to
diminish the previous estimates of the out
put The California crop of Almonds is placed
at about so cars. and is said to be the small
est crop on record.
There is no further news regarding Fruits
and Raisins
F'RUITS-New erop-Apricots ~ 99Hc for
Royals and 9612c for Moorparks; Nectarines.
5a.@7c: Peaches. 6G8c per lb; Pears 6910c;
Plums pitted 6961ac for black 7hQShc for
red ana 7GShc for yellow; Figs, 2-crown
bricks b21hc; 3-crown. 55c; 4-crown, Csc; g.
crown T5c; bulk white, 3AG3he; black &C.
Eyaporated Apples. 6159715c per h.
PRUNES-1% &c per 10 for the four sizes.
RAISINS-Association (. o, b. prices Fresno
Subject to change without notice. as fol-
rows: so Id boxes-Loose Muscatels, g. crown,
Sc: 2-crown, 212c; Malaga. loose S-crown,
2%c; 2-crown. 2Ac; seedless Sultanas Sc:
seediess Muscatels, 2Ac; Seeded Raisins. 1901
cartons fancy 45c; choice, 4c; IL or cartons,
fancy 3%c: choice, 3hc per ID.
NUTS-walnuts, No softshell. 1877 614c;
No 2 1Ik612c; No. 1 hardshell. 1903 &c:
No 2 11@11hc: Almonds. 16Q17c for new
Nonpareils 144141ac for x L. 1S914c for
Ne Plus Ultra and lie for Languedoc; Pea
nuts 6G7c for EASTERN; Pecans. 11913c; Co
coanuts. 81 6oQ5.
HONEY-Comb 11hG13c for white and 100
lie for amber; water white extracted, $40
exc: light amber extracted. 5Q6c; dark, 80
BEEswAx-27a2oc per Ib.
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DecidnouS and Citrus Fruits.

Liberal buying for shipment to Puget Sound
ports on the steamer sailing to-day added to
the activity which usually prevails on Satur-
day, and all kinds Of orchard fruits moved off
freely at firm prices. Receipts Of Peaches from
Californian shipping points were light. but the
two carloads which arrived from Oregon
the preceding day were sale and cleaned up
at well maintained rates. Bartlett Pears
firm for good hard shipping stock and ripe
offerings showed more strength. There was
continued frmness In Apples, and fancy offer
ings of all varieties cleaned up well. Grapes
showed considerable revision, and prices had
a wide range as to quality and size Of pack
ages. Peaches and Pears in bulk were in good
ceipts were quickly snapped Up. The canning
prices for Bartlett Pears were $25430 per ton.
Cllngstone Peaches were firm at S40q6O and
Freestones brought $20925. The cool cloudy
weather checked trade in Watermelons and
they were quoted lower. Berries arrived freely
and were easy, except the best Blackberries
and Strawberries.
STRAWBERRIES s2G5 per chest for large
varieties and $3d6 for small Berries.
BLACKBERRIES-From Santa Cruz, $3q4
per chest; from other sections, 81 5Oq2 so
per chest.
Clara and S466 for jacksonville berries.
HUCkLEBERRIES-S@ per Id.
G$1 for choice and 56@75c for common mon Crab E6
Apples, 6oqI5c for small boxes and 81 2591 40
for large.
PEARs-Bartletts socdS1 25 per box for No.
1. and 4OQ65 for No. 2; Winter Nellis, 90cG$1;
cooking varieties, SOC per box.
PEACHEs--smal boxes, 4oG75c; carriers.
PLUNfs AND PRUNEs-5oGT5c per crate
and 3595cc per small box; open boxes. S5cQS1.
NECTARINES - Red, 90cd$l per box or
crate; white. - per box or crate.
QUINCES-50c per box
FTGS-Black. 40G65c for small and 81 80 for
MEL DoH ra 75e@si % per crate:
Nutmeg Melons 35060c per box; Watermelons,
81 50@3 per dozen for extra large and $1Q2
for ordinary.
GRAPE1Small boxes and crates: Seed
less, 40G65c; Tokay, 60d90c; Muscat. 601T5c;
lisa bella, ST. Black 35@e0c: Sweetwater.
25640c. Large open boxes: Black, 75dS5c: To-
kay. S191 %; Muscat, S5c@$1 %; Sweetwater,
T5dS5c; seedless. 65GT5c.
box for Valencias Lemons, 50 2592 rs for
fancy, 81 2591 10 for choice and Sid1 % for
Standard Grape Fruit, 81 1892 90; Mexican
Lines, 81 50d5 per case; Bananas, 81 50G2 per
bunch for Central American and 75cdS1 % for
Hawaiian; Pineapples. 81 5093 so per dozen.
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Fruit Crop Summary.

Fruit crop summary compiled from the tele-
graphic reports 10 the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture for the week ending with
August 20:
New England-Apples good, except in parts
az Rhode Island and Connecticut less drop
Ping reported. pears. plums and peaches un-
even; berries plentiful.
New Aork-Sugar beets cranes and sr,res
promising, peaches and pears light
New Jersey-Grape rot spreading
fellfsl- iYania-Apples fair TO good peaches
scarce ether fruit abundant
Maryland and Ware-Tomatoes and corn
ready Tor canreries.
Airginia-Apples scarce
Nofth Carolina-Much fruit rotting
--i-aa some CITRUS fruit splitting: pine
apple. cane and minor crops doing we'll
Arharlsas- pples fair: peaches good
tennessee fruits generally good
A--s7-lfi Apples poor; peaches, pears and
rluIas tairf grapes excellent.
tomatoes plums and grapes prom
lslng; apples scarce and unpromising
lnliana-Apple crop light TO fair.
o.. ~ -st lrglri3-Feeches fair: apples rather
ohio-Pears fair: plums good
Alcf-gan- Apples, pears and grapes continue
promising.
Wisconsin-sugar beets excellent; apples
lair.
IoW.a-Apple crop doing fairly we'll
haHsas-S sumner apnles ripe. fair cron
Lzl4lorna ana Indian rrftories-Csrapes
aFp-es. pears and melons giving fair TO good
M3ntana-Good crop Of apples promised.
--loia-3- tomatoes ripening; cantal0upes in
A@IheL, apples very promising.
l-ah--Frlit and vegetables Plentiful and
beng canned; sugar beets making good prog
ress
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J! aSFiHgf0H Crop Bulletin.

The reDort Of G. n Salisbury. section d.
rector. IT.. s. Weather Bureau for the Wash
lAstol CROP Bulletin, week ended August %,
II has been another hot and drv week.
mere mas been no rain in any locality since
lHe -oln CAY ~ July and very little for over
month. cons -quently the drought is begin
mig to be seriously felt. Pastures have be
come very cry ana short. 50 that COWS have
r. D. te1 hay 20 keep up their milk supply.
Gardens except where artifcfaIlv pvarered.
have dried no badly. The r,oraro cr0r1 has
leel very iu5uriously affected by the unus-
lt--y cry summer, and II is not believed there
Nll BE- above half the average crop. The
quality, however. is excellent
~ me sound country oats have ripeLed
randy. ana cutting is in progress under IA
~ ral-e conditions. The crop viii be fair
calltr- il Hakima County where they are
irrigated the crop viii be good one and
l----lns "lL soon begin In King and Pierce
'4i-lleS, except nearest the mountains, where
there Is most moisture. the crop has been af-
iected by the extremely dry weather, and the
crop VIII be lessened. ia some instances one
rent hernln have appeared and some grow
ers have sprayed twice. Melons. cucunbers
r. rnaroes and fruits have done sple1didly this
season III me irrigated valleys. In the eastern
and central counties not irrigated the fruit
crop has been lCssened
" heat harvesting and threshing continues
WIKI satisfactory progress Reports from Wal
Ia county are ~ a yield little above aver
age, eastern Whitman County above average
while in western Whitman Adams Spo-
kane. Lincoln and Douglas counties the Weld
VIII be less than average, owing partly 70
June uosts and partly 20 hot. dry weather
iD the filing season
The third crOD Of alfalfa is being cut in
the irrigated valleys and in localities OF the
western counties a second crop Of clover is
ready be cut. The dry weather has favored
the spreading Of destructive forest fires. They
ing fires were famed into nenacfng blazes nv
the brisk winds On the 10Th
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Conditions and prices in the Potato market
showed no change from the previous report and
the market closed weak, with heavy surplus
of river Burbanks unsold. Sweet Potatoes ar
rived freely from various sections and ruled
weak. Onions were easy with some dealers
shading quotations to effect sales.
Changes in miscellaneous vegetables were
slight Green Corn did little better and oc-
casional sales of strictly fancy stock were
reported at a small advance over the outside
quotation. Lima Beans were in increased sup
ply and prices had fractional decline. The
other vegetables were in free supply and weak,
a rule.
POTATOES-New Burbanks from the river,
from Coo per sack to Soc per ctl; Salinas Bur-
banks. $1q1 25 per ctl; Early Rose, nomi-
nal; Garnet Chiles. 75dS5c; Sweet Potatoes.
1E@2c per Id.
ONIONS-S1G1 25 per ctI.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Corn 75c@$1 Is per
sack crate: Green Peas, 11a@3c per lb;
String and Wax Beans, 1G2c per Ib Lima
Beans, 21aq3c per ID: Tomatoes 20G40c
per box for river and 5o965c for bay; Summer
Squash. 25@35c per box: Cabbage 75c per ctl:
Carrots. 81 per sack; Cucumbers. 20935c per
box; Pickle Cucumbers. nominal: Garlic, "a
415c per Id; Egg Plant 25@40c per box;
Dried Peppers nominal; Green okra, 2594Oc
per box; Green Peppers, 25q40c per box; Mar
rowfat Squash. S15d20 per ton.
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Nee York. Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-FLOUR-Receipts
1900 barrels; exports, u 400 barrels. Inac-
: no. but , fTm Minnesotaa, patents. 50 9o9
patents, IS 20d5 so: winter stralghts s565 % (:
winter wi tier extra. 50 1874; winter low grades
WHEAT-Receipts. $4,000 bushels. Spot
steaoy no. red, nominal elevator 81 O9%
!. o. 3. ahoat; No. l northern Duluth. 81 1855
I. O. b. atoat. Options opened firm on higher
cables, broke under realizing, had a second
uIturn on western bull support and then eased
ditions in the Northwest. closing barely steady
at 3sq&sc decline. May. 81 10%q1 13. closed
81 l0% September closed 81 1917 December
81 Wy al 11A. closed 81 10.
crop, 27as5c; old. f@i3c Pacific Coast. 1903
-HIDEs-Quiet Galveston. 20 to 25 pounds
1.c; O. California, p to % pounds, 19c; Texas
dry Z,-c "a to 30 pounds, lac
PETROLEUM-Steady Refined New York
s. 20; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 81 IS; do
sUGAR--Raw. firm Fair refining. 11-1ec;
3 7-1cc: Refined, firm; No. s, soc; No I,
No. II. 455c; No. -, 4.40c; No 49, 435c No
IA. 4.33c; confectioners' A, 5.O5c; mould A.
5-55c cut loaf 5.9Oc crushed. 59Oc; pow
dered. 530c; graduated, 300; cubes, 5.45c.
COFFEE-The market for coffee futures
closed steady. to 10 points lower Total
September. 65566.5Oc; December. G. S5d6. 9Oc;
March, 1901. PC: Nay, 1861. 4Oc; July
foOc; spot Rio, nrm; No. invoice S$c;
mild steady: Cordovs, 91k613c
BUTTER-Firm. State dairy, common to
extra, 12G17Hc
CHEESE-Easy, unchanged.
EGGS-FIrm, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is
quiet, with available supplies pretty well
cleaned up and remaining stocks firmly held
Common are quoted at 495hc: prime, $40
&c, choice. 81 G6% c; fancy T97%c
UNES-Quiet and unchanged with quo
tStiOns ranging from PC GIG n
description.
APRICOTS-In moderate demand for future
shipment. according to coast advices The
spot market is quiet. Choice are quoted at
9la61Oc; extra choice 1O4 G1O15c and fancy
11d13c
PEACHES+Firmly held. with extra choice
quoted at Sc and fancy at oIa6lOc.
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Hay and FeedstufS.

Yesterday was another day Of excessive re-
ceipts footing up 1885 tons. including IS cars
While the market continued depressed some
of the trade seemed to think that the bottom
had been touched and that the demand would
improve before long. 1t will take some time
yet. however, to get the market fully straight
ened out.
There is nothing new in Feedstuns.
BRAN-$21 622 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S24629 per ton.
SHORTS-$216 per ton
FEEDsTUFFS =. Rolled Barley s23923 so
per ton; oiIeake Meal at the mill. $3l 5o9s2 so;
Meal. $50 5Od31 50 Cracked Corn. S31G32:
Mixed Feed. $22Q22 so: Horse Beans. S3044o
per ton: Broom Corn Feed DOC per Ell
HAY-Wheat $S912 80, with $13G13 80 for
extra fine: Wheat and Dat. $sQ12; Oat. 81 5O8
10 so; Barley and Dat. $7G9: Volunteer Wild
Oat Sc 5001S so; stable $7QS so; stock s6657.
Clover. 81 5oq9 so; Alfalfa, S7910 so per ton.
STRAW-35Q65c per bale.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs--Grain Bags. IS 1905 %: San QUEEN
tin 81 rs; Wool Bags. 30932c; Fleece Irvine.
7Ac; Fruit Bags. 614G71zc for white and &c
I G9AL sy s.sf31 6 per ton: New Wei
IS so; Richmond. 81 50; Cumberland nd SIS 4 In
bulk and S14 % in sacks; Pennsylvania An
thracite Egg. S14; Welsh Anthracite Egg SIS:
Welsh Lump. S11 80: Camel, 50 per ton;
Coke. $11 5OQ13 per ton in bulk and SIS in
sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions. IS so per
oILsEouotations are for barrels; for cases
add &c; Linseed, SIC per gallon for boiled and
DOC for raw; Castor OIL I'm IN cases No zoe:
boiled and 46c for raw; China Nut cases,
65qsOc per gallon: Cocoanut OIL, in barrels
5Sc for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra
bleached winter Sperm OIL. Csc; natural winter
Sperm Oil 63c; extra beached winter Whale
Oil. SIC; natural Whale Oil SIC; extra winter
pure Neatsfoot Oil 73c; No. 1 Neatsfoot OH
csc; light Herring Oil; 42c; dark Herring Oil,
Fish OIL, S5c; boiled Paint OIL. S3c; raw Paint
Oil Sic.
COAL oIL-water White Coal OIL. in bulk.
13c: Pearl OIL. in cases, 1911c: Astral. 1ekc:
Star. 1910: Extra Star 24c: Elaine zee; Eo-
Gene. 23c; Deodorlzed Stove Gasoline. in bulk
16c: in cases, 2213c; Benzine. in bulk, 13c; in
cases 191zc: s6-degree Gasoline. In bulk. 25c;
in cases Sic
TURPENTINE-s1 per gallon in cases and
T5c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead TNQ
7zc per ID; White Lead. 7A@7Ac. according
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows, per ID. in 1OO-lb bags:
Cubes, A Crushed and Fine Crushed, 25c;
Powdered. 6.1Oc; Candy Granulated. 6.1Oc Dry
Granulated. fine. &c; Dry Granulated coarse.
&C. Fruit Granulated, &c; Beet Granu-
lated dOO-lb bags only -; Confectioners'
A. &c; Magnolia A. 5.6oc; Extra c. 5.5ocs
Golden c, 5.40c; D." 5-soc: barrels, loo more;
bags 10c more for all kinds TabIets-Half
barrels, 6.50c; boxes, 6.75c: H. & E. Crystal
Dominos. DC per ID. No orders taken for less
than seventy five barrels or its equivalent.
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Poultry and Game.

Poultry closed the week firm and as re-
ceipts have been light during the past few
days the market practically bare at the
close. All dealers are expecting a brisk de-
mand during the ensuing week and unless sub
sequent receipts unusually heavy prices
are likely to advance. One two Of
Western stock will be available tomorrow
Game was in moderate receipt and cleaned up
well
POULTRY = Live Turkeys. 15G17c per ID
for old and 24G25c for young; Geese,
per pair, 81 1892; Goslings S292 25
Ducks. $4G4 80 per dozen for old and 81 so
as 80 for young; Hens 81 5oG5 for small
and So 50@6 for large; young BOOSTERS, 50 so
96; old BOOSTERS, $4G4 so; Fryers, So 50d4 80;
Broilers. 81 5OG3; Pigeons 81 25 per dozen for
old and 81 5061 70 for Squads.
GAME-Wiid Doves 75c per dozen; Hare,
per dozen
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Gram and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Wheat started out with
signs OF strength, although there was nothing
OF a seriously damaging nature in the early
reports of crop conditions. September was up
1saHc at 81 O6d1 O6B and December 1ka15c
at 81 01asH1 0TA, and these figures were
seemingly based on sc higher curb market
at Minneapolis, together with improved Liver
pool cables. After the first few minutes the
market lost its frmness and declined to
81 OoA for the nearer months and to ST O6s.
for the deferred delivery The hear az
parently held hopes OF a reiteration Of ad,,icas
from Manitoba OF a crop in excess Of lss+
year s. The market was very nervous and
racers were little inclined to take long
chdhces elther way. The low prices brought
out some buying and the rust news was INST
bad enough TO keep the bulls confident SON
tember advanced to 81 O5% and December To
81 va before the next wave of profit taking
checked the up-turn- September dropped to
s. O4% and December to 81 O6H Much of
the loss was attributed to the unloading of
long lines accumulated by the leading bulls
market there were many smaller sellers ready
TO assist the decline During the final hour
a calm settled on the pit and with the recent
or bull news from Budapest relative to almost
where ii was said that elevators were almost
empty and but little wheat was to be had
the close was steady, with prices fractionally
higher Final quotations were: September
over yesterdays close.
Corn receipts were heavy and still larger
arrivals are looked for next week. September
closed with a loss of Zs611sc at 521kc
In oats, as in corn, fine weather and nros-
poets Of heavier receipts induced general lioTi-
dation. September closed ssdbc lower at zoe
Provisions were weak under the pressure of
outside liquidation. September pork closed
2T13c lower. lard was off 5d715c and ribs were
down nc
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Beans and Seeds.

Quotations remained unchanged yesterday
but the feeling steady all along the line
Lima Beans are very strong. with buyers re-
ported eager for supplies at SO so down south.
The few lots of new Blackeye and Large
White thus far sold show maintenance of pre-
vicus values
BEANs-Bayos. 50 s5G2 80: Pea. 50; But
tiers. 81 75m3: small White. 50 9O@3 10: large
Lima So 65@3 70; Red Kidneys, 81 Is; Black
eyes. 81 35G2 so per ctl; Horse Beans. 81 25
Mustard. SO %; Flax. 81 9092 25; Canary 6X
17c: Alfalfa, 15915%c: Rape 1nG2hc: limo
thy, SIC; Hemp. 3A@3xc per ID; Millet. az
@3hc: Broom Corn Seed. S20121 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles $202 25; new Green
Peas. $292 20 per ctl.
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.

LIVERPOOL
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Meat Market.

Large Veal is quoted higher and rather
scarce Otherwise there are no changes to re-
port.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are follows:
BEEF-597c for Steers and 1880 per Ib
for Cows.
VEAI-Large 66sc: small, Sd9c per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers. 7G7hc; Ewes, 607c
per lb.
LAAIB-Sk69c per ID.
PORK-Dressed Hogs, 66Sc 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. ~ g7Ac; Cows and
Heifers 5hq6hc: thin Cows, 465c per ID.
CALVES@9415c per 10 (gross weight
SHEEP-Wethers, 3hd3zc; Ewes 393kc
per ID gross weight.
LAMBS-$2 5O42 75 per head.
HOGS-Live Hogs 140 to 200 lbs axe;
200 to $50 lbs, 4Ac; 80 lbs and under. 415c:
over $50 lbs. Az soft Hogs. not wanted;
Sows, 20 per cent of; Bears so per cent on
and stays 40 per cent on from above quota
tions