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Poultry and Game.

Trade in live Poultry was rather quiet. but
prices of all descriptions were unchanged as
the market was but slenderIy supplied with
domestic stock. and the two cars OF Western
that came in on the preceding day were about
cleaned up. All dealers were anticipating an
active market for next week. when Poultry
will be in demand among the Chinese for their
New Year festivities. About so cases OF dressed
Turkeys came in and good stock met with a
steady demand at 1sQ21c per pound, while poor
lots dragged at 16d17c.
Game was in light receipt, and. although the
stock was poor and thin everything cleaned
up well. Ducks especially being in demand.
Sprig and Teal were quoted higher.
POCLTRY-DTessed Turkeys. 16d21c per 10;
live Turkeys, 15q17c per ID: Geese. per pair.
$2G2 %: Goslings, S2Q2 %: Ducks IS 5O66
per dozen for old and scar for young; Hens
So 5Oq6 for large and 81 5095 so for small;
so; Fryers, So 5066 Broilers. 81 5OG5 for
large and 50 5Oa4 80 for small; Pigeons.
81 25d1 80 per dozen for old and 81 25d2 so
for Squads
GAME-Mallard Ducks $3d4 80 per dozen;
Canvasback. s3G5; sprig. 81 5Od3; Teal.
81 50q2; Widgeon. 81 5Oq1 75; small Ducks.
81; Gray Geese. So; White Geese, 75cd
81 %: Brant 81 % for small and 50 for Iargei
Honkers 81 80 for large and So so for small
English snipe. So: common Snipe. 81 80; Wild
Doves. 81; Rabbits. 50 for Cottontails and
81 25 for Brush Hare 81 25.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Butter was again quoted weak, with dealers
Offering creamery firsts freely at 2SH2S1ac and
some extras We're also reported offered at 2S15c.
The tendency is now downward while stocks
are larger than they have been and the de-
mand is light. Buyers holding of.
There is change IN Cheese, supplies being
as large as ever and the demand slack
The regular annual increase in Egg receipts
seems to have set in, and those for the past
several days have averaged over 1000 cases per
day. The market is no lower but the feeling
is reported less firm. while the demand. which
has hitherto been eager. is now decidedly slow.
The price tendency is downward.
Receipts were A. 700 lbs Butter. loss cases
Eggs and 25. 600 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery, 2Sc for hrsts 29d30c
for extras and 26d2T15c for seconds: dairy. 1S1
22c; store Butter, nominal; cold storage. 21622c
for extras 1Tq20c for seconds and 1661sc for
ladle- packed
CHEEsE-10h hq11kc for good to choice new
and 9d10c for lower grades; Young Amer
icas Haze: Eastern. 15q16c; Western. 14@
15c per h.
EGGS-Ranch 26G2Tc for choice to fancy
and 25c for small and mixed colors; store,
25q26c; cold storage cleaned uD.
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Ne7U York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The cotton market
opened steady at a decline of 10 points to an
advance Of points. with the market develop
ing greater frmness the call progressed
The opening declines were due to continued
liquidation and bear pressure, while the steadier
tone was on less unfavorable war news than
expected, the rally in the Liverpool market
where price, after opening 80 points lower had
rallied to about the anticipated figures It also
developed that there a good deal of bull
support. Mr. Sully was buying. brokers repre-
senting New Orleans were buying, and for the
first twenty-five minutes the market ruled very
firm. selling up TO a net gain Of from 81 to "a
points on the active months. But outside longs
were still panicky and toward the end of the
first half hour a well directed bear attack
broke prices a few points outside liquidation
became overwhelmingly active and the market
in an instant was plunged into wild excite
rnent. Inside of hour prices had been
driven down until March was selling at 13 75c
May at 13 99c end July at 1410c. a net de-
cline Of 110d121 points on these positions, July
on last Monday having sold at 17.55c. The low
point Of the morning therefore indicate loss
Of about $700 on every hundred bales of cotton
Offerings diminished. the local bull leader he
gan buying New Orleans continued to support
the market shorts turned to cover and the act
i've months were rallied 10 to IS points Fol
lowing these fluctuations were narrow and COM
parativey irregular. Just before the close the
local bull leader became a heavy buver bid
ding July I'D to 14.92c but this demand filIed
the market closed barely steady, with July ar
IA sec The new months were from ) points
higher to 10 points lower. Sales were esti-
mated at SEQ 600 bales
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Dried Fruits, Mats, ,RGiSinS, Honey.

There is nothing new to report in this
market The demand for everything is still
slack
FRUIT-Apricots. 71l69%c for Royals and
61Ic for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples. 4D
5hc: dried. 364c: Peaches. 4q615c; Pears.
6G1Oc; Nectarines 4q515c; Figs. white, 4q415c
in boxes; black 415c; Piums, pitted. Sqsc per
PRuNEs-1sOs crop. 21sG2zc for the four
sizes.
RAISINS-The Association announces the
following new prices for 1904: Standard grades,
6O-lb cases-2-crown Loose Muscatels. 5Ac per
Ib; 3-crown 5Me: 4-crown. 61ac: Seedless Loose
MuscateIs 4Lc; Seedless hoated. 41ac: 2-crown
Malaga loose sc; 3-crown Malaga loose, 5Ac;
Seedlegs Sultanas. unbleached. 41ac; Seedless
Thompsons unbleached, Sac. Layers. per 20
lb box-6-crown Imperial clusters $3; 5-crown
Dehesa clusters, 81 90; 4-crown fancy clusters.
81: 3-crown London Layers. 81 80; 2-croWn
London Layers. 81 IS. usual advance for frac-
tionaI boxes and layers Seeded-Fancy 16-oz
cartons per Ib, T%c: fancy 12-oz cartons. per
package, exc; fancy bulk cartons per ID, 715c;
choice 1907 cartons, per ID. Tlsc: choice 1901
cartons, per package. 6Ac; choice bulk car
tons per 10. 7Lc; 1907 cartons seeded Seed
lings Muscatels, per ID. &c; 12-oz cartons
seeded Seedlings. Muscatels. per ID. 6%c; bulk
seeded Seedlings. Museatels per ID. 6Zc.
NIJTS+Walnuts. No. softshelI. 13Ld14c:
No 2 11I5612c; No 1 hardshell. 13G1315c:
No 2 11dlf1sc: Almonds. lie for NonpareIls
1Ol5c for X L. 10Ac for Ne Plus Ultra and
s%c for Languedoc; Peanuts. 6q7c for Eastern;
Pecans. iIa1sc; coeoanuts. 81 5oG5: Chest
HoNEY-comb. 1oa111kc for white and SKA
91sc for amber; water white extracted. 50
sic: light amber extracted. 41s64zc: dark
'BfEEswAx-2762oc per Ib.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Trade in Potatoes was quiet pending the ar
rival OF the Oregon steamer. which was hourly
expected with unusually large cargo All
descriptions, however, were firmly held. as the
market was under speculative control and prices
OF river Burbanks were advanced. Sweets were
inclined to drag, although offered at a decline.
No fresh stock came in. Only 20 sacks OF
Onions were received and prices were well
maintained. as available supplies were held BY
Offerings Of Tomatoes and Summer Squash
from Los Angeles were liberal and prices were
lower, but receipts OF other vegetables from
the same section continued light, and as the
demand was steady prices were well main
tained. Choice offerings OF new Potatoes from
across the bay were in fair request at 3d4c per
pound, while small and poor offerings could
not be sold even below the minimum quotation
There fresh Rhubarb received and car
ried-over stock dragged at previous prices The
Rhubarb growers OF Alameda County have ap
pointed q committee to perfect organization
and the association viii hold it's initial meeting
early next week.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river coca
81 90 per ctl: Salinas Burbanks, 81 4Odl so per
cu; Oregon Burbanks. 81 10d1 35 per ctl;
River Reds coarse per ctl; Garnet Chiles. 9oc
Sweet Potatoes, 80 10 per ctl.
ONIoNS-Yellow. 81 6OQ1 75 per ctl: Green
Onions. - per box.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peas. 5G7c per ID;
String Beans 15g1715c per ID: Wax. sq121ac:
crate: Rhuba-b. 7dse per ID: Summer
Squash from Los Angeles. S1G1 % per box:
Cabbage. 81 per ctl; Carrots, SOC per sack;
small ard 81 5OQ2 for large: Garlic
G6c per ID; Egg Plant. 1TIa62Oc per
lb; Dried Peppers. 5dSc per 10 for Stock
ton and 10dl2lac for southern: Dried Okra
1219c per ID; Green Peppers, 1215c per ID:
Hubbard Squash, S1OG15 per ton for round
lots and 1sQ%c per lb for sacked
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Nc7e York Stock Market.

sew YORK. Feb 5.-To-day's stock mar
Ket was drifting match. operators for the
most gart standing idly by and watching the
eTna7tng 5g-'--ia-icns in the cotton market
ara awaiting the expected definite outcome OF
the question cf peace ~ war in the Far East
The mere tact of the wild condition Of the
cotton market was sufficient 70 exert a de-
pressing inhucnce cF stocks. whether the price
~ cotton was advancing or collsDsfne Is q
t-stler ~ tact the rebounds in that market
were ~ almost equal violence with the drons
ee grain markets also were Inclined TO run
ti Little light was % he lad from these
afheis, therefore, on Tho chances of neace
O. war Tho foreign arbitrage brokers were
i4ie rlnectlng the almost stagnanf condition
ol loreign 2peratlons pending tie scttleunent OF
ilo gleeucn. The weakness of sfo.cire rrou-
more marked as the day progressed. and dur
ing he latter part ri the session losses ~
.lN- ~ more became quite general IL tbo
prominent active stocks. The riartxef ebo,re5
no etectife resllency and the cIosi-r vs.
weak ana dulL There were some esrizr -,oi-,fs
lt resistance 10 the declining ferfer.,
--ii-aie ieailaied copper vas lifted On the ci~~r,
laton ~ rumor that another favo-a ne -,,lf,s.,
7ao been made iu its Montana Hficsti(-, 60. .--,.s
United states steel preferred and ne r-,iesoe,
SIC Ailpn stock made short lived ,le,,-,-,
strafions ~ strength. The frsf ~, -
..e-t eLo-eo in wabash preferred and ia
pennsylvania. and the whole rnarlret - ~
after thc publication ~ a report rbef -
Pennsil aria interests had issued notes 60
So, ,Dupstiu for eighteen months AZ AZ ner
cent Several reports were circulated during
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NcaO York Grain and Produce.


NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-FLoUR-Receipts
%, 45O barrels: very firm.
WHEAT-Receipts. %, 425 bushels; spot, firm
No. red, 9Gc elevator; No. red 9s1Ac (. o. b.
afoat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 81 05& {. o. b.
adoat Options had an exciting and irregular
opening with first prices higher. followed by Il
sensational break under liquidation and less
warlike news than expected. In the after
noon however heavy covering ensued on a
rurnored big decrease in Russian stocks and
the close was firm. 4sq5c net advance. May.
93 < q96%c. closing at - 9e%S; sss July closed at
HOPS-F'irm.
HIDES-Firm.
WOOI-Firm.
PETROLEUM-Steady
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining, 1920
25sc; centrifugal, 90 degrees test 11-16c;
m0lasses sugar 19-32G29sc; refined steady.
The market for coffee futures opened steady
at an advance of 1890 points, but in sympa-
fhv with the sensational break in cotton al
most Immediately broke to net loss of about
lOd4O points with September down to 6S0c.
The decline, however, attracted buying by I'M
portant trading interests and prices soon rail-
lied The worlds visible statements showing
A decrease for the month OF January OF 445 600
bags, helped the market somewhat, and while
the receipts reported for yesterday were full
on the average the interior points called for
smaller figures and private adVices forecasted
lighter receipts in the near future. This at
extent and the market was finally steady at
a decline of 10 points to an advance of 10
points most of the active positions being 3
points lower. Sales 423. 750 bags including
February at G 25c; March. case; April e.45D
g. soc: May. 6J0I6.S0; June, &c; July, 5000
10c; August q. .SOG7. 20; September 6sO0
soc: October, 7.O5a7 25c; November, 7.1Oc
December, 71Od7.35c; January, 770c.
The Coffee Exchange will be closed Febru-
airy IL and IS.
DRIED FRUIT.
EvAPoRATED APPLEs-The market is
steady; common, 4G5c; prime, 5M@5Hc;
choice. 5IkG6Izc; fancy. 614Q7c.
PRU NES-Are attracting a quiet trade and
,rule about steady, with quotations ranging
from 3Ikc to Gl5c, according to grade.
APRICOTS-Are in light supply and rule
firm with choice quoted at 9I4 d91kc; extra
choice, 9&t61OAe: fancy. 1615c.
PEACHES-Steady; choice. 7L67%c; ex-
ira choice, 7Aqshc; fancy, 9Q10c.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-Foreign markets were firm with
higher futures War news contributed to
strength in cereals, both abroad and in the
to 931sc, recovering to s5c. The pit crowd
In this market futures were somewhat hrmer
The cash grain continued quiet and unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California Club. 81 3T1AQ1 42h; California
81 3sMG1 Az: Northern Bluestem. 81 71ag
1 so: Oregon Valley. 81 40
FUTURES
Session to IL 80 a. m.
May Gpss ss sR HlsS ss4 81 ISy ss S. Gless, sss
p. m. Session.
May-No bids; 81 3Sas asked
BARLEY-There was no further decline in
and nominal. Operators holding off for
more definite news concerning the rain its area
and volume
Clearing weather advanced futures in the
afternoon.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 0SA al 10; Shipping and Brew
ing. 81 15q1 III; Chevalier. ST 1Thg1 40 for
fair to choice.
Session to IL 80 a. m
Open. High. Low Close
psesm6er ISSs @ os % S%S = oS oSx SsE Ss
p. m. Session
May Ipsg eg 81 Hlsh g 81 TSS Ss. 81 flSss 6ss
December -. 1 O3A O3% O3I O3a'
OATS-The lower quotations for Red and
White are advanced. as will be seen. The high
er-priced descriptions remain steady and un-
changed.
White 81 27E@1 BIN; Black 81 25a1 55;
Red, 81 256l1 3212 for feed and 81 30G1 35 for
seed Grays 81 321a Der ctl.
CORN-Continues firmly held. but trade is
very quiet
Western sacked. 81 3OG1 35 for Yellow, 81 30
a. 3215 for White and 81 30G1 32h for Mixed !;
Gar9r6a T6an6 do se fow so te Il S'gl d 30 small
ct: Egyptian. 81 45@1 55 for white and 81 rs
RYE-$i so0i s2i6 per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-S1 7542 per ctI
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Chicago Board of Trade.
FIXTURE Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Exceptional activity was
displayed in the wheat pit at the opening to-
day. Prices were extremely erratic and showed
wide fluctuations. Owing to the aeuteness of
the situation shorts appeared determined
even up trades with little regard TO prices.
In this effort the price of May was forced
&c above the high record mark registered yes
terday, the opening quotation being &d &c
lower 10 I5A@c higher at 95G96c July was
a shade to 1a@%c lower at S5S4S5%4c. Within
ten minutes from the time May had touched
96c the price had fallen TO 9312c, a drop OF
2lac while July had sold or to s4kc, or
14c below the top figure After the first
minute or two Of trading there was a flood
of long wheat poured on the market and il
seemed as though everybody had wheat for
sale. Under this heavy pressure prices began
to decline Stop-loss orders came out and
Critical The leader of the bun crowd
break. and fair rally occurred. From 93lac
May quickly advanced to 94he, while July
steadied around S4%4c Trading then devel-
oped into rather tame AFFAIR, but the market
nervous. Outside of the signs Of impend-
ing war the early news contained several
items OF exceedingly beartsh import. Receipts
in the Northwest and Southwest were heavier
than last year. Weather conditions on the Pa
cifc Coast and the Southwest We're materially
improved Argentina reported much more lib
eral shipments than year ago. These factors
were influential in bringing out lot Of July
feet on the May option. Fresh war rumOrs
We're circulated in the pit late I'm the day, re-
the big bull operator being reported on that
side Of the market. The demand became so
urgent the last few minutes that the early
loss was all regained Just before the close
July sold up TO S61sc, and final figures were
at S5IS4S6, a net gain for the day of "A
May closed at 95c, loss OF Sale.
Aside from the heavy liquidation early in
the day. the most conspicuous feature in the
corn market was the relative strength of the
July delivery. Heavy selling Of May by some
of the prominent holders caused a severe
break early in Sbe session. The opening
May was unchanged to lac lower, at 5515 G56c.
Prices Immediately started downward, and be-
fore any support materialized May had sold
off TO 543c. Late in the day the market be-
came exceedingly strong. and prices advanced
above the opening level. May closed &c
higher, at 56lsc after selling at 56Ac. July
ranged between 51Asc and 5315c, closing with
a gain Of 1Ad1sc. at 53ssc.
Oats followed the course Of other grains.
The close was at the top and on level with
yesterdays close. Local receipts were 80 cars
Trading in provisions active, but a
a weaker tone prevailed. The decline in the
grain pits and lower prices for hogs had
depressing influence early in the day. and the
market was unable to regain losses sustained
under liberal liquidation at that time The
close was steady at a small decline, May pork
being off 121sc. at $13 90. May lard was
down TIC, at 81 3d. while ribs were sc lower,
at Sc 7713.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. 5Ba5Kc; san Quentin,
555c: Wool Bags. 52g35c: Fleece Twine. Ti50
coAL-weringtOn. IS per ton: New We'll
lingto9; s.; Seattle So 80; Bryant. Sc 80; Bea-
yer Hin Sg STANDARD. Ea vIi.s sI koslyn sly 81;
mond 81 so; Cumberland S13 in bulk and
$14 - in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg.
S14: Welsh Anthracite Egg S13 Welsh Lump
S1I so: Camel IS so per ton. Coke. S11 500
13 per ton in bulk and S1J in sacks: Rocky
Mountain descriptions. S11 40 per 1000 lbs and
OIL+OuOtatfons are for barrels: for cases.
add Sc: Linseed 49c per gallon for boiled and
Bakers AA. 81 1Od1 12: LucoI. 44c forsboiied
and 42c for raw; China Nut 60d7Oc per gallon:
Cocoanut OIL. in barrels 5sc for CeylOn and $50
for Australian. extra bleached winter Sperm
OIL soc: natural winter Sperm OIL T5c: extra.
bIeacked winter Whale OH. soc; natural Whale
Oil, eOc; extra winter strained Lard Oil. S5c
No. NeatsfoOt OIL 65c: light Herring Oil 45c
dark Herring Oil. 43c; Salmon Oil. CSC: boiled
Fish Oil 4Oc: raw Fish OIL. CSC: boiled Paint
OIL 35c: raw Paint OIL. 33c-
COAL OIL - Water White Coal OIL
in bulk. 15c; Pearl OIL in cases. q &c; Astral.
27i5c: Eocene. 24i5c; Deodorized Stove Case
line IN bulk. lie: in cases. 23lac: Benzine. IN
bulk. 13c: in cases. 19isc; S6-degree Gasoline.
In bulk 25c in cases. SIC.
TUPPENTINE-SSc per gallon in cases ana
sec in drums and iron barrels.
&c per Ii; White Lead. 6ls97c. according to
quantity.
pany quotes follows per 10. in 10O-lb bags:
Cubes A Crushed and Fine Crushed SIC.
Powdered 5.4Oc: Candy Granulated 3 40c: Dry
5. SOC: Fruit Granulated. 5.3Oc: Beet Granuiat-
( aoct NagnoIia A 4aOc. Extra q a soc. C,or5s,,
g 4 roc: o. 4. 60c. barrels. 1Oc more. half
barrels. 25c more: boxes. soc more: 50-lb bags
1Oc more for all kinds. Tablets-Half barrels.
e 3oe per 10 No orders taken FOR less thaa
ssventy-fve barrels or its equivalent
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FOR FRIDAY. FEBRUARY s
STOCK MARKET.
Bonds. Still Sell Well, but Stocks
Neglected.


As on the preceding day most Of the business
the sales Of stocks being very light There
were no fluctuations worthy OF note The oil
and mining stocks continued dull and feature
less.
Ex-dividend yesterday: Pacific Lighting
Company regular monthly. 35c per share.
amounting TO S14. 600. Onomea Sugar Company,
regular monthly 2Oc per share. reduced from
4Oc amounting to $1,000; Chutes Company.
regular monthly. sc per share, amounting TO
$1,000.
The Zubiate Mining Company Of South Da-
kota a San Francisco corporation. has levied
an assessment OF 2Oc per share. delinquent
March r.
The La Palma Mining Company Of the state
OF Durango. Mexico. has levied an assessment
OF &c per share. delinquent March Is.
The Southside Irrigation Canal Company.
Reno CNev.) corporation. has levied an assess
nnent Of 81 per share. delinquent February j.
At the regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Union Trust Company OF San
Francisco the old directors were reelected as
Antoine Borel Chr de Guigne. William L.
Gerstle J. W. Heiiman Jr.. J. l. Flood. Tim
othy Hopkins George T. Marye Jr., John D.
Snreckels Robert Watt. Henry Z. Huntington.
George A Pope and Jacob Stern The follow
ing officers were reelected Isaias w He'll
man president Robert Watt vice president. l.
NJ HeIInan Jr.. vice president and managers
Charles ]. Deering. cashier and secretary j.
M. Israel assistant cashier and assistant sec
retary.
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Meat Market.

All descriptions remain as before quoted
General attention is concentrated upon tho
rain Which at the moment seems to be pass
ing on. What little has already fallen how
ever has been OF great benefit in many
tions where the pasturage had wholly given
out and where the new grass VIII now start
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-6laG7hc for Steers and 6a61sc per
ID for Cows.
MUTTON-Wethers 91aQ1Oc: yves. 9d955s
Jer 10.
l5616c.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 7dSiac 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, SQ9c; Cows and Heifers.
7dSc: thin Cows. 4It5c per ID.
CALVE@4G4tzc per 10 (gross weighO.
SHEEP-Wethers 412Q5cs Ewes. 4l4Q45c
per 10 (gross weight)-
LAMBS-5Q5i2c per 10.
HOGS-Live Hogs 140 20 $50 lbs. 81, 65bc:
over 1s9 lbs. SC; soft Hogs. 4lzc;. Sows. 20 per
cent of: Bears. so per cent on. and stays 40
per cent of from above quotations.
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the day 70 Indicate q settlement Of the Penn
sylvania-Gould dispute. and an effort was
made 10 make the proceeds Of this loan appll-
cable 10 this settlement. but without any avail
10 check the decline in the stocks ahected-
RuuOrs have been abundant for some days
past Of a contemplated capital issue by the
Pennsylvania. which have been vigorously
denied. These evidences Of heavy loan eX-
pansions. TO which added the sale OF
So 600 600 OF Missouri Pacific notes. were of more
effect on sentiment than the estimates OF
gain in cash reserves by the banks on the
week OF about s.. COO 600. IN spite of the large
Subtreasury requirements and shipments TO
New Orleans.
Bonds were dun and heavy. Sales. 81, 10000
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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Hides, TaHO5g, Wool and Hops.

Some salt Hides are quoted hrmer
HIDES AND SKINS-CuIls and brands sell
about hd1c under quotations. Heavy Salted
Steers 9l5c; medium s13c; light Sc; Cow
Hides. Sc for heavy and Sc for light Stays. &c:
SaIted Kip. &c: Salted Veal IOc. Salted Calf.
1OiAc: dry Hides. 15d16c; dry Kip 13c: dry
Calf, 1Sc: Sheepskins. shearlings. 25d30c each:
short Wool. 4Od65c each. medium 7Od9Oc. long
Wool s1d1 5O Horse Hides. salt 50 75 for
large and S2d2 80 for medium. 81 25d1 IS for
small and soc for Colts. Horse Hides dry.
81 T5 for large and 81 so for medium. S1a1 IS
FOR small and SOC for Colts. Buck Skins-Dry
Mexican 31c: dry salted Mexican. 2Jc; dry
Central American SIC. Goat Skins-Prime An
goras 75c; large and smooth. SOC; medium 35c:
small. 2Oc.
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered. 4e per ID: No.
. 3Ac; grease "a G3c.
WOOI-Far elip-San Joaquin Lambs 90
lie: Middle County 11d12c: Northern De-
fectiva 9d1Oc: Nevada. 13d15c: Oregon, fine
IS61sc: Oregon medium. 1Tc per 10.
HOP52503Oc per 10 for California 1908.
and 17d2Oc Sor crop OF 1904
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SUuuARY OF THE MARKETS.

HaI-strccf Stocks from points lo7cer.
Cotton 5reaks again, 1Jith large transactions
q ne1c features in local Stocks and Bonds.
Skier unchanged Slight fnctuafOH in Sterling Exchange
Wheat and ether Grains still inactige aid nominal
Hay prices not vet affected BY the storm.
Bran and NiddFrgs gey firm. 7sifh slender stocks
Beans 1-caEcy in the north but still firm in the south
Butter offering 7ceakcr quotations. Cheese still dnA
Eggs less fru1 7rith receipts running larger
Provisions 7ceak at Chicago bit reported rmer here.
Wool and Hops unchanged, Vet Hides frner.
Cattle Sheep and Hogs previously quoted.
Potatoes qlaet, 7citb large supplies on the 5cGy.
Onions closely held and firm
Potry and Game moderate receipt and the latter firm
FrTat dill and the Orange auction postponed.