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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Aug. 26-Wheat exhibited weak
advanced to SIC. Although there were indica-
ticns Of rains in the Northwest, the tenor OF
crop news WAS satisfactory and the bulliahness
was attributed chiefly to firm cables and talk
of large cash sales. From Sic the market for
September delivery went on to Is%e, with but
Kansas City by Monday. together with weak
ness developing in cash markets OF the North
west, started a rush to sell that took all the
earlier strength and brought out stop-loss or
ders IN great volume for cacount of earlier
buyers. The close was easy at 79&c.
Corn ruled steady at a slightly lower price
during the first half of the session. The close
was weak at the low point OF the day at
53Ac.
Oats was steady, with a good demand from
commission houses. September ranged between
2e5sc and 257sc, closing firm at 28e.
Trade in provisions was of small volume. but
prices were sustained by packing-house and
shipping demand. September pork Is up &c,
lard a shade off and ribs were shade higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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500: market steady. Good to prime steers SIS so
Q6 80; poor to medium, $4Q5 20; stockers and
feeders So 25G1f 40; COWS, 81 00Q4 90; heiferS.
81 20G4 10; bulls, So 20Q4: Gamers, 81 25@2 40:
calves S3GT so; Texas fed steers. S. 25@4 so;
Western steers. So 50Q5.
Market slow to strong. Mixed and butchers.
SO 1896 35; good TO choice heavy. $6@6 80;
rough heavy SIS 7oQ5 80; light. So s5@6 IS;
bulk of sales, So s0@6 Is.
sHEEP-Receipts, 5000; market steady.
Good to choice wethers, 20 25Ql5 90: fair to
native lambs. s5 5o@7 60; Western lambs. 50 20
G7 90.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. .28s--GATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 200. Market unchanged. Native steers,
s4Q4 rs: Western steers, SfQ4 10; Southern
cows 81 5od53; native cows and heifers, ~ 70
6f5 Do; stockers and feeders So 1904 10; bulls,
So 4Of4 So; Western COWS. 81 1893 rs
HOGS-Receipts 5000; market steady; bulk
of sales, s696 Is; heavy, 50 95q6 05; packers,
S61e IS: pigs and light, S6@6 17A.
SHEEP-Receipts, 500 market steady. Mutt
tens, 81 be05 75; lambs, 50 1901 25; range
wethers S4 5045 75: fed ewes, S3 90Q4 IS.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aug observation-disclosures 200,
market nominally steady. Native steers, SAG
Is; cows and heifers. 81 5tgL 90: Western
steers. s3Q4 so; Texas steers. 81 1905 50; COWS
and hAifers.. $293 80; Gamers 81 5oG2 40i
stockers and feeders. So 25q4 10; calves. ~ 90
as so; bulls and stays, $2q4.
Z HOGSEReceipts 6300 market slow, steady
Heavy, SIS 1905 90; mixed. So S0@5 co., light
SIS 9096 pigs, $5@5 IS; bulk. OF sales,s5 so@
90.
SHEEP-Receipts. 100; market unchanged
Western yeariings, SIS 15D5 80; wethers. - 30
@5 25; ewes. 81 5000; lambs. Sc 5o@7 40.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Aug ae-FLoUR-Re Receipts.
II coo; exports, 5000 Dull and unchanged
firm; No. red s6ssc elevator; No. red.
s75sc + o b. afoat; No. / Northern Mani, AM
toba sSsc f. o b a0at at The e wheat wheat maFke. k
higher. May closed 9o1sc; September closed
s7lsc: December closed ssAe.
HIDES-Firm.
WOOL-Firu.
coFFEE-The feature of the market to-day
dation of September and the large amount of
notices issued. Prices were about points
net higher with little demand for new
long accounts. European markets We're fairly
good. with Havre closing unchanged to Nc
higher, and Hamburg unchanged to Aclower.
Sales were about 140.oO bags, of which $4,000
were switches. The movement Of receipts will
be given more weight hereafter and It is be-
light It will cause the distributing element
TO become more apprehensive. and much
ally result spot Rio, steady; No. invoice,
S%c: mild steady; Cordova. 1e4l3c.
Coffee futures cossd steaSy ss d net UNCHANGED
ing; september, 720g7 25c; October, 1859; De
sember 76oe OLA January, 4a,, s7oc March, 1900
trifuga % test. s-1sa4c; mossses Ss; sugar, gar
sac Re Resed So. saiss N3 30 sS Noe no 10 No
No No Il, 4iSc. confeotioneTss Con A, NJ 515c; mold mold
dered, 54oc: granulated., 5.30e; cubes, SOC.
BUTTERFLIES, unchanged.
CHEESE-Strong. State full creams eoored
and white fancy IL 1ac; fair to choice. 10s4
nhc.
EGGS-Weak unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market con
tinues quiet, with buyers and sallers apart in
their views and neither inclined 10. alter their
position Common to good are quoted at 4l5
Q6c; prime, IQ7lsc: choice. TIC; fancy. Sc. ?
PRUNES-Continue firm, with a moderate
demand on spot. Quotations range from 4lxcJ
TO &c, according TO grade.
APRICQTS-Are unchanged, with choice,
held at sQsAc; extra choice, ShQS&c and
fancy, 915Q10c. .
PEACHES-Continue scarce so far ss spot
supplies concerned with fancy Unlimited
amounts at lie. af--
are quoted at AZ G61ac; seeded raisins 5LQ
az C, and London layers, S191 15.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Ne10 York stocks strong. Cotton higher.
Far Saturday business the local stock boards
Shipment OF S267,23o in specie to China and JapGn.
StiOer 1zc higher. No voTotion in Exchange.
bO"k oleG'1ngs gain S7,4I3,ooo over last year.
Whedt and Barley futures lorUer. Oats higher.
Beans, FeedstHfs and Hoy as before quoted.
Butter and Eggs steady. Cheese continues to decline
Dried Fruits still firm Honey sloqv of sale
Precision oSd Meat markets slsosU no variation
Potato market fairly Gctive. Heavy receipts of Onions
Fresh and Dried Fruits sftl IN excellent demand
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Washington Crop Report.

The report OF G. n. Salisbury. section di-
Eector, United States Weather Bureau. for the
Washington Crop Bulletin week ended August
-. is as follows:
The Temperature during the past week was
Enooerate, being much cooler IN the eastern
counties. Showers were general in the western
portion OF the State and the rain that
especially beneficial fell on the 18th. Light
showers were reported also in the moisteF
counties OF the eastern portion.
The harvesting and threshing Of oats was
delayed by the showers and in some cases the
grain was damaged by the rain. Oats that
were ripe before the rain and had not been cut
VIII shell some in the cutting. Some report
that worms. blight and insects have cut down
the Yield OF oats 70 8 fair crop. The wheat
harvest Is about completed and threshing is in
tu1l progress The yield is reported good.
Spring wheat has shrunk on account Of the
not weather. The barley yield is good.
The weather was favorable for all kinds of
Vegetables. The showers VIII be OF benefit to
prtnes and apples, which have been drying
ana railing. Corn and pastures We're helped.
Folatoes and gardens are stin dry in eastern
counties and below the average.
Tne fruit crop is generally light. Fall
apples and pears ripe and are being mar
keteo and are OF good size and quality. In
khdtat County prunes are being dried and
srapes promise g good crop An excellent crop
OF evergreen blackberries is now ripening. The
cutting CT corn has been commenced. Hops
are In excellent condition.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The market was
quiet and firm. Shorts are covering rather
than carry over their contracts. August,
lO.e3c bid; September 10.67c; October. 1o.s1c;
December, lo.93c; January. 11.o9c; March,
II. .oSc; April, 11.09c bid; May, 1112c
Futures closed steady August. To- 75c; Sep
tember. 1o.76e; October 1o.93o; November.
10e4c; December, ll.03c; January, l1.0Sc;
February. 11.l3c; March, II. Ice; April. 1l,lsc:
May, II. 20c-
Spot closed steady. Middlns .uplands II. l5c;
middling' Gulf, 1140c No sales.'
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. Aug. 26,-The statement of
the averages for the clearing house banks Of
this city for the week shows
Loans 81. ga. .607, ,9o0, decrease 81, 493, 600.
Deposits sl,1s1 OS4. 500. decrease 81, Ace, 800.
Circulation S53, $50, 100. increase S71s. 600.
Legal tenders Ss4, 799. 600 decrease $49a. 100.
Specie $21e. $50, 300, decrease 81. 744 500
Reserve S3l4. 249. 500. decrease s., pa. 200,
s66, TOO.
Surplus IS. .s7s IT'S, decrease S377. 500.
Ex-United States deposits S11. .0a4, 8S5. de-
crease 1914 400
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Imports at New york.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Total imports of
merchandise and dry goods at the port of New
York for the week ending to-day were valued
at s12, ,667, 1871
Total imports of specie at the port OF New
York for the week ending to-day were SGT 475
silver and $lS4.67e gold
Total exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending to-day were
ss46. 424 silver and S116, 900 gold.
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New York MetaI Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The metal markets
were generally quiet Tin was quoted at
$33 81 - asa 6215 for spot Both lake and
electroiytic copper are generally quoted at
S16 20Q16 so; casting at $15 S7b916 12h.
Lead quiet at 81 S5q4 80.
Spelter. So 65a5 IS.
The general tone OF the iron market is firm
with Northern hardening, while outside prices
of Southern appear TO be shaded. No 2
foundry Northern. s16G16 70: No. foundry
Southern, SIS IS
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Wheat and other Grains.

Wheat and Other Grains.
wHEAT--Chicago was lower and in this
active trading at the decline. Buyers reduced
their bids for cash Wheat owing to the weak
ness in futures. but were unable to buy any
cheaper
CASH WHEAT
California Club 81 45Q1 90; California
White Australian. 81 55@1 90; lower grades of
California Wheat. 81 2o@l 80; Northern Club.
ssS1 a 47 Northern A. Red 81 ssA per- ell si
:. Session 9 to II 80 a. m.s.s>
december 4PsB ssa hEa $sa 81 Ss ssA s. s
BARLEY-The week closed with the cash
grain firm, especially, for choice bright Feed.
without making sny~sales, however. Futures
were slightly lower. .s-I -
CASH BARLEY tsss
Feed. sas9s4e for common and sial ssd % for fo.
good to choice; new BreYing ~ 61ag1 10;
Chevaiieu $b 20d1 80 per ctI-
FUTURES.
Session Q to II 80 a. m. u
December g 1Deo eo sI HsS 81 Lss sss. o.Sss sss;
oATS-The upper grades are showing more
armness, as they are meeting with good
milling and seeding demand, but the medium
and lower grades continue quiet and un-
changed. No Black or Cray Offering at present.
r- for fair to good and 81 121sal 20 for common:
for fair TO good and 81 12h@l 20 for common;
Black, nominal; Grays, nominal.
CoRN-Another shipment of 600 otls arrived
yesterday from the West The market shows
no change. except that yellow IS reported
rather scarce at the moment.
Western sacked, 81 401l 42h for Yellow and
White and 81 40 for Mixed: California large
Yellow, 81 40@1 45. small round do. 81 $50
/ 60; White, 81 s71a; Egyptian, 81 4oal 80 for
RyE-Quiet at 81 4712@1 b21a per ctl
BUcKWHEAT-s1 759z 25 per etl.
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Bank CIearinRs.

Local bank eleax1ngs for the week just, end
So compared with the corresponding week OF
lest year show an increase OF S7,4l3.055. being
sSs o,2O3, against $25. .9S7. 14S in 1904. The
Stssr.ngs Tor the same week IN 1908 were S26,-
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Rutter. Cbeese and Eees.

Butter closed the week steady at previous
prices. Receipts were liberal. Eggs were
quoted steady by most houses, though one or
two who were oversupplied were weak and
disposed to let go under the quetations. Cheese
was quoted weak all along the ine the shelves
being full and the demand slow.
The Eastern Butter now coming in is quoted
below. -. ~
Receipts were 60. 600 lbs Butter. 723 cases
Eggs and 2100 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamsry al first hands, 25426c
for extras and .23@24c for lower and medium
grades: dairy, 22Q23c; cold storage 22a23c;
store. Butter. 1Tg1Se; Eastern 24c per ID.
new, Id; common sIs@10hc; Young
Americas i1hQ12Ac: Eastern 15alI6c per ID.
EGGS-Ranch,- 20aslc for large white se-
lected and 26Q29c for fair to good; cold stor-
age, 25@2ec;' store Eggs 20922 Nc; Eastern
flrsts. 22@25e: seconds. 1s92ec per Dozen
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras. 81 S00
10 usual terms: Bakers Extras 81 70@5;
oregon and Washington. jobbing at SAGA so
FARINACEoUs GooDs-Prices in. packages
are as follows:. Graham Flour So 25 per 100
lbs; Rye Flour, So rs; Rye Meal, IS so: Rice
Flour. SS: Corn Meal, 81 rs: extra Cream do.
S3 75 Oat Meal, s4 25dl4 SO: Oat Groats 81 80;
Hominy. So 75g4: Buckwheat Flour. 81 50@
Whole Wheat Flour So so; Rolled Oats, bbls.
Sc 500l7 80; in sacks, S6Q7: Pearl Barley, SO;
Split Peas. boxes. $5 30: Green Peas, $5 so per
100 lbs
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
ST. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-wool steady. Me-
dunn grades combing and clothing. 29h oslo;
light fine, 21Q26c;A heavy fine. 1SG22e;' tub
washed 32T42c
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Nortberu Busines..
LOCAL MARKETS.
E,cb.Dre and BuIIiou.

The Mongolia. took out treasure list Of
s26T 2S9 consisting of S1124 In Mexican dol
lars. s2715 in gold coin and s16s. .0e0 in silver
bullion for Hongkong and s10040 in silver
bullion for Kobe.
Silver advanced &c.
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Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday.
0.30 a m Sessiofl--Co ComstOcks.
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-F1rTn; 2S4sd per ounce
Money-1& @2A per cent
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is l3-16Qlk per cent and for
three months, bills 1H41 1915 per cent.
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IN July 1908. the exports were 1896 cases
ana 4s5 packages, valued at S16109. The
quantities specified as packages represent
plcFled nsh in barrels. half-barrels. kits etc.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Marke,

NEW YORK. Aug 2e-Close: Money on
call nominal; loans. Time loans steady;
months. 1 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4l<@46 per cent;
sterling exchange steady. with actual bust
pEss fin bankers. bills al 81 se50a4. s655 for de-
n1and. and at 81 S460d4 e465 for sixty day
bills Posted rates. 81 e54s and 81 s7iz Com
mercial bills 81 81
Bar silver. GA
Mexican dollars. 4Tc
Government bonds steady: railroad bonds ir-
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Poultry and Game.

There was not much doing in the Poultry
line, retailers being well supplied with the
heavy arrivals of the past several days The
market closed steady. however. for large
Chickens. Ducks and Geese, but small young
Chickens continued weak and quite q few
coops of the latter had to be held over.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, 19Q22c par ID for
old and 23q25c for young; Geese, per pair.
g g. !5a2: Gosli9gs. 81 ;oeIs Ducks. s4g4 SO per
young. Roosters. IS 5o@s 50;S old Roostsrs
s. 5000; Flyers. sS h0Q4; Broilers. s293;
Pigeons. 81 so: Squads. 81 5od1 rs.
tontaiI Rabbits. 81 5O@2 per dozen.
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Hay and Feedstuffs.

Feedstuffs rule firm and Hay continues weak.
with plenty on hand. The circular of Scott &
The arrivals of Hay for the week just
passed have been 4262 tons.
market has not helped the situation in any
particular The general demand has been very
to have taken all the immense amount of Hay
that has been unloaded in San Francisco dur
ing the past six weeks
The export demand is quite moderate
1.-THE United States Government has been in
the market for 25Uo tons, but It will probably
San Francisco. This will be severe disap-
pointment to all concerned here, as It was
this port and thereby help the market.
THE country warehouses are rapidly filling
with Hay from the fields. and reports go to
show that all storage space available will be
completely taken UP.
Large quantities of the poorer and medium
age, viii be shipped into San Francisco dur
ing the next six weeks. Such classes OF
may fail to satisfy the shippers. 1t is simply
and plainly a question of supply and demand
only We are all doing the best we can to
realize the most consignments that condi-
tions here will permit Of.
Occasional cars Of choice Wheat Hay sell
oat Hay for SD SO and siI per ton here '''
Alfalfa Hay Is now arriving quite freely
msnd anu for this Hay is active and darymsn are
Straw is In heavy supply. with the market
BRAN-s22 5o@23 so per. ton.
MIDDLINGS- -$2G929 per ton.
SHORTS -$23Q24 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley s21023.
oiicake Meal at the mill. sss bo@s4 5o jobSins T.
cocOanut eass At At mill mill sSg2s oSSns
S23: Corn Meal $3o1S0 80. Cracked Corn,
$40 5OQ31: Mixed Feed $22 50624: Horse
Beans, $30940 per ton: Broom Corn Feed SOC
per ctl: Calfalfa Meal. carload lots, $2l; job
bing $22 so per ton; Mealfalfa, SIS in car lots
HAY-Wheat $7a13 so; Wheat and f)at
sTGl2 80; oat. Sc 6o@11 So. Barley and Oat,
STGi9 50 Barley. $6G9; Volunteer Wild Oat
S61zS; stable, $66tS; stock. S5G6: Glover S70
10: Alfalfa $699 per ton
sTRAw--25@4Oc per bale.
Henns and Seeds.
Aside from the light shipping demand for
good Beans already mentioned and the speeu-
iative purchasing Of the coming crop up the
going on in Beans The market is reported
n'i5li REANssrfayos. s4@4 so; Pea. sa@a 90.
Butter, s2 5o@4: small White, So 25Qs Is: large
to good and So 1903 IS for choice: Red, So so
ar: Lima, $5 60@5 70; Red Kidneys. S3@4 90:
Hlackeyes. So 1894 per ctl: Horse Beans,
sEEDs-Brown ZEE Mustard. 81 5oa4 75. yel,ov
Mustard 50 5oQ3 70: Flax, So 2542 IS; Canary
61sc: Alfalfa, 10611c for California and 126
lso for Utafr Rape. 279Sl1c: Timothy, nomi-
Broom Corn Seed. $20@21 per tom
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 81 1902 Is; Green
Peas. $292 Is
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.
Local trade in Potatoes was rather o,1iet as
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Aug. 26.--Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour, steady; winter patents, So 90
81 Soa5 IS: strasSts @ S. bo@9 91os 7os bakers bakers,
81 4043 30 No. spring wheat, 90@9Sc; No.
red, T9H9S0Kc; No. corn, 54hc; No.
yellow. 541s@54%c: No. oats, 25Q2b u c., No.
white. 27l1G2sMc: No. 3 white 26127kc;
No. 2 rye. 5sc; good feeding barley, &c; fair
to choice mating, 4sQ47c; No 1 fiaxseed,
othy seed. So 65; mess pork. per bbl.. S14 $50
IA 90: lard, per 100 lbs.,. 81 97M short ribs
sides Qoose), IS 95G9 Qe; short clear sides
Cboxed), IS s719@9 1914; whisky, basis of high
wines 81 IS; clover. contract grade. S11 10
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Miles good rails for sale cheap. Apply 70
BURNSTINE BROS. CO., 53s Brannan 81.
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usual on Saturday. but buying for shipment
to outside points continued active and the
market for river goods closed the week strong
at the previously quoted rates. Salinas Bur
banks we're inclined to easness under more
liberal offerings. and large receivers were ex-
pecting a lower market. There were heavy
arrivals of Onions, but prices were no lower
the demand for shipment to Australia holding
the market steady.
In the market for misceiianeous vesetables
fresh arrivals of choice Cucumbers and SUM
mer Squash did little better, but there was
plenty OF old stock available at low prices
Tomatoes were more plentiful and easier and
the other vegetables were generally weak. The
market was still badly congested with Green
Peppers.
POTATOES-River Whites, 50G70c per ctl;
Salinas Burbanks 90c4$1 Is per ctl; Sweet
Potatoes 81 25 per cti for river and 81 7592
for Merced
ONIoNS-YeIIow. 70@9oc per ctl.
VEGETABLES-Green Peas, 3q4c per lb:.
String and Wax Beans, 1Q2c- per lb; Lima
Beans. 4a6c per lb: Tomatoes. 5o@65c per box
for river and 75cdS1 for bay Summer
Squash. S0Q50c per box; Cucumbers 25Q50c
per box; Cabbage, 5Qc per ctl; Carrots, 50q60c
per sack; Garlic, 5@5se per ID; Egg Plant. so
g75o per box: Green Peppers. 25d4oc per box;
Green Okra, 504T5c per box; Green Corn. 50c0
81 per sack and $191 25 per crate,
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Meat Market.

DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-4AGo1ac for Steers and ah@4hc per
ID for Cows
yEAL-Large. eQ7c small, sd91sc per lb.
MUTToN--wethers. ela OF 1ac: Ewes. 5@6hc
per H.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. els69c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock delivered In San Francisco. less 40G7
As per cent shrinkaga for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. 61306c: Cows and Heif-
ers, 4@4kc.
CALvES-3M04c per lb tgross weighp
SHEEP 3h@a&c; Ewes. aaaHc
per ID tgross weight
: LAMBS-$2 1903 per head.
HOGS-Live Hogs. $50 to 200 lbs. So e36c.
over 200 lbs. 6M@54<c: Feeders, nominal. Sows
20 per cent off; Bears, 80 per cent OFF. and
stays, 40 per cent on from above quotations.
General Merchandise.
BAGS-Grain Bags. INC: Wool Bags. 2T@
Bic: Fleece Twine. he, Fruit Bags. 81 @7c
COALcWellington. IS per ton; New Wei
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. August 2e-le m

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid Ask Bid. Ask.
As or coup. .1o4 10415I4s or cp new 1872 1924
As or reg. -104 10412l3s or coup. 1854 103&
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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butter. Cheese and Fec,

Butter, Cheese md EgES,
CHICAGO, Aug 26.-On the produce ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady
Creameries, 17921c; dairy 164 4@1S1Ac. Eggs
steady at mark, cases included, 13L6l6Xc
Cheese. steady, 10% %@11hc.
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salmon Exports in July.

The exports OF salmon from San Francisco
y sea In July were as follows:
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Benns md Seeds.

Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.
Local trade in Potatoes was rather quiet, a
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CLOSING Quotations.

Continued ON Page "a.
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New York stock Lis,

New York Stock List.
Z. T. Hutton & Co. $50 California street
san Francisco. members OF the New York
stock Exchange, furnish the following official
ouotstions Of that Exchange:
sales. STOCKS. IHighIIow- Bid ! ASH
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;allfornia STOCK and on Exchanse.

Morning Session.
Street
80 Homo Plant Co tnew pooh -. SO 90
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Chfcaxo.

Chicago.
CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-cATTLB-Receipts
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