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Ner York stock Market.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The tOrpor OF the
tie small Increase in the volume Of the days
dealings, due the selling Of the final hour.
The professional element attempted 10 iuaug-
ursfe upward movement of prices The at
tempt was based upon the evidence yesterday
that pressure was on the market, and on the
assumption that 6 considerable uncovered short
interest must exist which could be made 10
eubserYe purpose 70 advance prices by driving
them 10 cover The various rumors which were
advanced 70 help on the upward movement
showed no novelty % conception. having served
this purpose many times already. The revival
OF the subject OF the Great Northern ore lands
deal was elected by cabled rlmOr from Lon
don, quoting an ANONYMOUS director OF the
United States Steel Corporation positively
asserting that the project has been completed.
Iha. volatile Hiu stocks were the only ones
tG Low much eject. ST. Paul moved under the
innuence OF separate reports in connection with
the supposed plans for financing the cOmpany's
Pacific Coast extension. The roads showing OF
a decrease of net earnings FOR May did not
bold II back. the free outlay IN operating
expenses which brought II about was believed
10 be connected with immediate outiays the
extension, which might thus defer the necessity
Of Offering securities IN the present nnprOpitious
pietes the ilst or stocks 10 sho" any eject from
the abOrrive efforts 10 lift prices. The advances
were indinerenuy held for a time aud then
gave way with reversal OF the market posi-
ton Of the professional element when Trey
the fufility OF the attempt 10 lift prices
The easier conditions IN the money market nor
mai the early part Of July were maintained
but no confidence was felt In their permanency-
The statement OF the sub-treasury operations
showed an absorption from the banks for the
day Of 81 SOS 900, prinr rpally due 10 the return
of Government deposits. The loss Of the banks
20 the Government since the last bank statement
amounts TO - 296 600 II IS noticeable also
that New York exchange ar interior points is
ruling at a discount indicating q current in
tire cash movement away from New York
deposit at the sub-treasury FOR transfer 10 san
Francisco a reminder that the meeting Of
insurance losses there continues to be an eie
ment ia the money market Weakness of the
market fOr copper in London helped depress
the copper group in the stock market. The break
Colorado Fuel INTERPRETED pool ltuUinn-
lion and helped 70 the reversal OF the earlier
movement IN the general list. The final hours
fra nsa ctions proved the largest Of the day and
the closing was weak at substantial declines.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales par yalue),
s. s95. 900.
United States bonds were all unchanged on
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Amargosa

apr Fool Ex. OF
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In New York, according to the following from
the Journal of Commerce:
About the most active article on the list OF
spot goods at present is Prunes-. For these
there is very good demand, the orders ranging
from fifty TO one or two hundred boxes. Al tne
present range Of prices the demand runs ehlehy
to the intermediate sizes, but the marker seems
TO be entirely bare OF these. Future Calitornis
Prunes without animation. offerings OF
Santa Clara for last half of October shipment
We're made at 25s @2%c f. o. b. bag basis as
to seller, but these figures seemed 10 pc aDose
buyers views. First half October shipments
seem to have been closely sold, there beng no
offerings of that shipment from the santa cara
Valley far as can be learned. Outside PruneS
offer for October November shipment on a rs 9
2lac (. o. b. bag basis. Future Oregon Prunes
are rather easy on a &c f. o. b. bag OASIS Tor
November shipment There IS quiet steady
movement In spot coast seeded Raisins at the
quotations. but futures seem 10 be entirely
neglected
FRUITS-Apricots future delivery, 14A@
15%c per lb; Evaporated Apples. August S9se,
la ter deliveries 612@7c; Peaches, future. 90
Il1sc; Prnnes 2Is 6f3c; for future delivery.
RAiSINSAl9oe erop-seeded. 413@ee; Loose
Muscatels, &c. 411c and &c for 2, and
crown respectively; seedless. 31Sc; seedless
Sultanas, &c; Thompson Seedless. 5c for I'M
bleached and S@11c for beached; Imperial,
clusters, e-crown. $500 Dehesa, clusters, g.
crown, 80; fancy clusters 4-crown $1.5O; Lon
don Layers, s-erown. 81; London Layers 2-crown.
o0c,
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NICHOLAS WANTS
TO SEE PLANS.
Supervisor Says He Has
Not Been Consulted
Regarding City Hall

Supervisor Nicholas declares that his
committee can't be bluffed. His COM
mittee happens to be that one or the
Board OF Supervisors that relates to
building. and the chairman is OF the
mind that he should be consulted in
this matter of building a new tenn
porary City Hail. He wants TO see
the plans, il plans there be. for the
proposed building and will play his
first card at the meeting OF the board
this afternoon.
According to his present intentions.
he will introduce a resolution 70 the
effect that the Supervisors advertise
for bids for the construction Of such
building as is desired. OF course IL
may be necessary TO secure plans. but
Supervisor Nicholas has more than
suspicion that plans have already been
drawn and will come out of hiding
when the crucial moment arrives.
There is a deep mystery about those
plans When Mayor Schmitz brought
the subject to the attention. OF the
board he said a building necessary
could be put up for $150.000 and that
a two-story structure would be about
right. Since that time both the Board
of Public Works and the building com
mittee have been endeavoring 70 locate
the plans.
So far the search has been unsuc-
eessful Grading has been started on
the lots at Eighth and Mission streets,
donated by Andrew McCreery- Did the
Board of Works authorize this woPkz
Haven't been notified saws President
Frank Mastretti. Was IL at the order
of the building committee? Supervisor
Nicholas says no.
Since his recent declaration that the
Mayor was slow and his belief that the
building committee was being disre-
garded the Supervisor has been. ci-
pher His report recommending the
demolition of the City Hall and the
Hall OF Records was received ana nleu-
He is not sure that the Supervisors
will have the authority to go ahead.
but acting on the assumption that the
contemplated building is a temporary
affair he proposes to find out rev
things lust to satisfy himself.
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Potatoes. Onions and vegetables.

New Potatoes were booming yesterday, there
being an active demand for shipment In addi-
tion to a steady call for local use. and al
though the receipts were unusually heavy. over
1000 packages being received, the market
quickly cleaned up at improved prices. Onions
were in moderate supply, but there not
much demand for them and prices were barely
steady.
The market was still overstocked with Green
Corn and only a small portion Of the days
arrivals of sacked stock sold Mt the top quota
tion, Toe per sack being generally regarded as
an extreme figure for the choicest lots Carried
over stock was selling down 10 25c per sack
and some had TO be thrown away The other
vegetables were generally weak and some kinds
were lower. Asparagus is dropped from the
list, as there is not much arriving, and there
is very little demand for It.
PoTAToEs-New crop. in boxes, sl.25@1.75
per ctl; sacks. s1@1.30 per ctl; old crop Oregon
Burbanks, 65@90c per ctl. IS
ONIONS-Yeilow, per ctl, 90c@S1.
VEGETABLES-Green Corn. crates, S: :
sacks, 4ocM$1: Green Peas, $1@1.50 per sack;
String Beans. lQ3c per Id: Wax Beans, I@2.c
per ID; Tomatoes, 50c@S1 for small aud 81. 70
a. for large boxes; Cucumbers, 506i65c per
box for bay and 25a4Oc for river Summer
Squash, bay. 5o6T5c per box; do river 25@40c
Garlic. 3@4c per ID; Cabbage, 60c per ctl
Caulfower, 4o@50e per dozen; Carrots Csc per
sack Tnrnlps, csc per sack; Egg Plant, 81
per box: Green Peppers, $150@1.7o per box
for Bell and $lG1.25 for Chile.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

The Butter market continued very firm for
Creamery extras. with majority of the trade
reporting steady demand for local and near by
use. As already mentioned. the proportion of
strictly fancy Creamery goods in the stock now
arriving is light and the market for such stock
has an upward tendency In consequence. Pack
Ing stock remained firm under short supplies
and a brisk demand.
California Cheese was in light receipt and
ruled very firm at unaltered prices Country
shippers are said to be holding stock back In
expectation Of higher market.
Eggs were slightly lower the exchange
but the open market for selected ranch showed
no symptoms of weakness the available sup
plies finding ready outlet In routine channels
Receipts were % 100 lbs Butter, 400 lbs
Cheese andsT5S cases Eggs.
The official quotations, established by sales
bids and offers the floor of the Dairy Ex-
change are as followss
BUTTER-iFresh Creamery extras 21c per
lb, steady do frsts, 1870. steady; seconds,
lShc. steady; packing stock, firm. at lTc for
No. ] and 16hc for No. .
CHIESE-Calfornia new flats, lie per ID,
firm; Young America, 12Ac. firm: Eastern stor-
age. 1910. steady: Western new. 15c, steady.
EGGS-California fresh selected. 2lc per
dozen. steady; hrsts, 19c, steady; seconds. lSc,
steady.
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uaTIdn IJISITlct-
02lMan Cowboy. 0s Q
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market futures were &c higher and the cash
grain was firm and in fair demand at unchanged
prices.
Kansas City wires: General rains over the
South; inches at Oklahoma City. Petition
being circulated among farmers at several points
In Oklahoma 10 hold their Wheat for 75c. Ae-
ceptances very small.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club S1.321a@1.35: California
White Australian, 81 1.40G1. 40; lower grades
of California S1.10@1.25; Northern Club.
81 80 Is al 30: Northern Bluestem, 81. AZ al .45
Northern Red, ST. Il al. 80 per ctl.
FUTURES.
20 to 40 O'Clock Session.
Decem,er-No sales; s1.2S11 bid, s1.2ss. asked.
BARLEY-Futures advanced from 95c to 98c,
December. The cash grain was steady and un-
changed Ten thousand sacks of No. 1 were
offered at 96Ac TO arrive Receipts were very
small being only 306 ctls.
cash BARLEY.
Good to choice new Feed. e5c@$1; common
to fair. s90@9212c per ctl; Brewing. $1@1.o21 "
per cta
10 to 1880 o'clock Session.
Open. High Low Close.
December =. 951a SO 95h 95%
OATS-Continue weak with sellers offering
freely TO arrive and buyers holding on.
Good TO choice old Red, $l30@l.55; new are
quoted at $l.15@1.25 to arrive. Blacks are
nominal.
California. $l.55Q1 go for small round yellow
Western mixed. $1.3719 Yellow $l.40@1. 421s /;
White, 81 l40Q1 .421a per ctl.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Trade in fresh fruits continued active, both
on local and shlpping account and the market
was reported steady to Arm for everything except
Berries. notably Longworth Strawberries and
Blackberries, the latter being In excessive sup
ply. Tragedy Prunes and Apricots IN small
packages were IN rather short supply and higher
and common Plums were slender under dniln-
arrive freely and found a ready market at
well-maintained rates. The Gamers were pay
Ing S40q60 per ton and occasionally higher for
selected stock, while the regular trade was
purchasing freely at 3H@4e per pound. Fancy
Apples Were firm, particularly for fine Craven
stens, which were wanted for export to Alaskn
but the market oYerstocked with trashy
fruit, mostly wlndfalis. for which there were
no regular prices. Melons sold on well at steady
rat and all kinds of Citrus fruits were in
good demand for shipment. Peaches and E'Igs
remained weak under continued heavy arrivals.
Longworths and $3.50@5 for the large varieties:
Blackberrfes. $2g4 per chest; Raspberries SAC
per chest; Loganberrles. s350@6 per chest
i RIES--8019c per h.
CURRANTS -60l T5c per drawer
APpLEs-Fine Grayensteiqs y IS 1 81 in 4-tier pack
similarly packed lots of red and white As
trachans are worth sl@i.25 while prices for
PEARS -Bartletts, s1@l.25 per box; other
vaaleff ISgsSs sT s box o.r or boske5 bos a
PEAcAEs-Lnrge boxes sia14o; small,
PLuMsgcrates, eoc@sl; small boxes and
PRuNEs- Crates. s5c@s1.25; small boxes and
baskets, 75Qs5c.
F1GS-Per box-Double layer, 6O4SJc; single
layer, 30@50c large boxes, SiG1.25
GRAPEs-75cG$I.2 % per crate.
MELONS-Cantaloupes $1.5002.25 per erate:
Watermelons, $3.50@4 per dozen for large and
$1.50Q3 for small
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Valencia Oranges
s3@4; Lemons, s4@4 90 for fancy. So. .25SSS 20
for choice. and $2G3 for standards; Grape Fruit,
81 50@3.5 30; Lines. nominal
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas 81 ,25@2 per
Hawaiian 5DQQ5.ZJ traI
American; Pineapples, s1.50@2 per dozen.
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Money. stocks and Trade.

Henry Clews the New York banker, says:
AS persistently pointed out in these adyiees
Tor months past. II evident that either
money securities must decline. The latter
were sustained by main force as long possible,
but when this failed reaction was inevitable.
Tat such decline as occurred could have been
"A I7ed without panic. OF even a semblance OF
srsube. Is remarkable testimony TO the inherent
strength OF both the financial and business situa-
tions. There are no rumors OF trouble, and none
A. az present expected. The decline has evident
~ fallen upon those best able 10 bear II, the
public having had small share 10 speculation
during the current year As 10 whether prices
have reached their bottom level or not, that is
largely problenatical. In any case the market
seems entitled 10 q moderate recovery after such
Q radical decline. although mrch depends upon
the future course OF monetary Affairs. For the
next SIX weeks or until crop demands assert
themselves. II should be clear sailing IN the
money market. After that business necessities
VIII come first and speculative wants after
There Is a greater abundance Of money than
usual In the West, and each year that section
shows growing ability to finance its crops
without deDepdence upon Eastern banks Nate
rial aids % the money market are. moreover. 10
be expected either through gold imports, which
promise TO increase via Australia and the klon-
dixie, through an expansion OF the currency,
which wiz be promoted BY issue Of Panama ca
Through the latter means Il IS estimated that
S125 0o0. 900 additional viii be available for cir
prices. gold imports and increased currency sup
plies are all favorable developments in the
money market, the principal Offset being larger
business and crop requirements, which will begin
With the latter psrt OF August and heavy Sc
curlfy issues. The weakest fea ture Of the sftua-
ton Is the real estate speculation. which has
been conducted upon a huge scale in all parts
OF the country, and which has, unless all signs
fan reached fts zenith and must hereafter de-
cline Our crop situation IS satisfactory. Fair
Yields OF wheat corn and cotton promised.
Agricultural products generally are bringing good
prices and our farmers expect 10 maintain the
prosperity which has favored them for the last
i've six years. General business is also prom
ising In not a few cases high prices are re-
sfrcting business and obiig igiDg buyers TO proceed
" - unusual caution. There signs, how
esGr Of reaction, nor any indications that We
have yet run into period OF general over
production. without which neither panic i'm
portant recession Is probable
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. July 1.-The wheat market was
strong all day and there was active demand
the early trading was the Night acceptance Of
cash bids. Later came reports of black rust In
North Dakota. and following this the statement
from New York that foreigners were bidding for
Manitoba and Duluth spring wheat. There was
also some indication of buying by foreigners in
this market. The close strong. Septem-
Der opened 1sc TO sc higher at 774ac to TIC,
advanced to 1885 @7S2c and closed &@bc
higher at 7sh @7SHc.
The probability OF continued clear hot weather
in the corn belt strengthened the corn market
today. Sharp advances in the price of cash
at st. Louis and Kansas City were addi-
tional bullish influences. The market closed
strong with prices close to the highest point of
the day. September closed 7sc higher at 52Bc.
There was an active general trade in oats.
with prices tending upward strongly. Septem-
Der opened h4Ac higher and closed 1he TO
1Ac higher at So 1sc.
Provisions were firm on active demand by
shorts and local packers. At the close Septem-
ber pork was up 1oc. lard was up 21ac and ribs
were 21a d5c higher.
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Makes Example of Teamster.

Charles Lonmor. teamster, was
convicted bv Police Judge Conlan yes
tardav on a charge OF obstructing the
straet car tracks and was sentenced
20 serve thirty days In the County jail
On Tuesday Lonmor drove his wagon
along the track on Eighth street. from
Howard TO the terminus at Market. IN
front Of a crowded car. Policeman M
F. Joy. one OF the passengers placed
x,rarrad him that II he came before
him on a similar charge he would get
six months.
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Hides, Tnllow, Wool and Hops.

The New York Journal of Commerce says OF
Hops: There was a fair demand after the
holiday, but as rule the quantities involved
estimate the yield In Sonoma at $4,000 to
10000 bales. compared to "a 1000 last year, For
the coast the estimate is: California, $4,000
bales: Oregon, 10000, and Washington. &c. 1000 .
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about y gle
under quotations. Heavy Sailed Steers 1sc;
medium, 12c; light, 12c; Cow Hides, 12c for
heavy and 12c FOR light; Stays, size; Salted
Kip, 13c; salted Veal, l4!ac; Salted Calf, 141Ae;
dry Hides, 2219c; dry Kip. 2oc; dry Calf. 24c:
sheepskins, shenrings 2o@4oe each; short
Wool. 50@75c each; medium, 90c@l.10; long
Wool, 81. 1.2z@2; Horse Hides. salt. $3@325 for
large and 81. rs for medium, s.. .25 for small and
soc for Colts Horse Hides dry, S2@2.25 for
large and $1.5o@l:75 for medium, si.25 for
small and SOC for Colts. Buckskns-Dry Mexl-
can, 35c; dry salted Mexican, 2ec; dry Central
American, 371sc. Goatskius-Prme AngOras
roc; extra large do, $l.25; large, soc; medium.
soc: small. 35c
TALLOw-No. l rendered. Az A@41ac in bbls
in cans and drums, Nc less; No 2. Sh@4c;
Grease. 36131bc.
WOOI-Spring elip-San Joaquin and South
ern. IL months, 14@16c: do. @ months. 16@20c:
Middle County, free, 20@23c; do, defective. 17@
zoe; Nevada, light. 2O@23c; do, heavy. 16@1se
per ID.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York stocks rather lower. Cotton weaker.
Call money 263 per cent.
Local securities firm Mining stocks especially active.
Silver and Exchange show slight fluctuations.
Wheat and Barley futures higher Oats weak and freely offered
Hay and Feedsus previously stated Lima Beans lower.
Grain Bags in light supply and very firm.
Prunes developing more tone in New York.
Poultry generally active and firm
Good local and shipping demand for Fresh Fruit.
Potatoes in active demand and higher. Onions dull
Butter and Cheese firm. Eggs slightly lower
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Hay md Feedstuffs.

There were liberal receipts of Bran and
Shorts from the north yesterday, but not suff-
cient to affect the market which needs all
IT can get at present The situation In Hay
remains unchanged, the feeling being still easy
and railroad deliveries tardy.
BRAN-$20, ,50722 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S2 -S26630 per ton.
SHORTS-S21. .50@22.50 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley. S22@23;
Mixed Feed. s23@24; Oilcake Meal In 5ton lots,
S37 so: jobbing S3s per ton; Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills. S23 in 10 and S23 30 in 8 ton
lots; jobbing s24; Corn Meal, s2s@29; Cracked
Corn. 2s5o@29. 80; Horse Beans. nominal;
Broom Corn Feed, 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal,
carload lots $3.50; jobbing 500 per ton
Mealfalfa $3.50 in car lots and $50 in smaller
quantities.
HAY-Old crop-Choice Wheat, S1650@1I 90
per ton; good Wheat sl5@16; other grades
Wheat S12Q14 Wheat aud 0at. s12@16; Tame
Oat S9.5o@l4; Wild Oat, $S@11; Alfalfa, sra
10; stock, $7@S per ton.
STRAW-30Q50c per bale.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. July lI.-Close: Money on call.
steady; highest. 3 per cent; lowest, 2ia per cent;
ruling rate, 2Sa per cent; last loan, 22 per
cent; closing bid, per cent; offered at % per
cent.
Time loans. dun and steady; sixty days, AZ
per cent; ninety days, 42l per cent; six months,
5l5@5% per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5d5h per cent.
Sterling exchange. easy. with slight rally, with
sctuRl business In bankers bills at S4S460M
4s4s5 for demand and at S4.s1s064.sIs5i for
sixty day bills.
Posted rates S4.s2Ik and S4s55s.
Commercial bills. S4.slSs 44.sl&.
Bar silver. 65Lsc.
Mexican dollars. 50Hc.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
heavy.
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Beans and seeds.

The easlness in Limas continues and Is vari-
ously explained One authority attributes 1t to
the slack demand usual at this time of the
year. and another says that Spectators are
beating down the spot prices to 'impel the farm
ers TO sell their future deliveries. Anyhow,
quotations lower Pinks and large Whites
continue firm.
IA: small White, So 2593.45; large white,
81. .4o92. GO; Pink. $1.75@1 90; Red, $3.s5@3.50;
Lima. S4.30@4.35; Red Kidneys, s4G4.25;
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. $4@4.25; Yellow
Mustard. $3.50@3.75; Flaxseed. $3.50; Canary,
6Q61ae; Alfalfa, 121sc: Rape, y @4c; Timothy.
&c: Hemp 5@5Ac per lb Millet, 3hc; Broom
Corn Seed, S20@21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles, nominal; Green Peas,
s.. .5OM2. 10 per ctl.
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Provisions. ..

Everything remains as before stated. the mar
ket being quiet.
heavy 14c for light medium, 15c for light. l5lse
for extra light and 1sc for sugar cured; Dry
Salt Sides. l2c; Bellies, 13c; Eastern Sugar
cured Hams 12 to Ia lbs, 151ec; 10 to 16 lbs,
l51se: II to 90 lbs 15c; California Hams. 1415c;
Mess Beef 80 per bbl; extra Mess, $780, Fam
lily. $10 prime Mess Pork, $3.50; extra clear
s23: Mess. $19; Pig Pork, $26; Pigs Feet, 50;
Smoked Beef, 14c per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at T14c for California
compound, Sc for Eastern compound and 10Ec
for pure; half-barrels. pure, 10Ac: 1O-lb tins,
1iXc: 5-lb tins. l1%c; BIB tins, l11Ac.
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New Orleans Cotton Marked.

New Orleans wires: Prom an unbiased point
OF view. prospects as they exist today. taking
the belt whole. were seldom IL ever better
Nevertheless. such view might be the observa-
lion az the parting Of the ways. for, as said he
fore should the rains continue complaints Of
grassy and foul fields. increase IN inject life
rust shedding and other usual summer reports
Of deterioration. might hnd their way to market
with the usual result: an advance in the market
whether warranted not"
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Poultry and Game.

Trade IN Poultry continued brisk there being
active demand for large yonng Roosters
heavy Hens and good-sized Broiers and Fryers
Small Chickens. that Is. small Hens old Roos-
ters and small Broilers, neglected and
weak. The market closed Arm, with very little
desirable stock unsold. Hare and Rabbits were
unchanged.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, 81. .50@e5 so for
large and S4@5 for small; old Roosters
S35o@4; young Roosters, $5@I: Fryers, S46
.; large Broilers. S3@3.50; small Broilers
$2@250; Pigeons, S1@1.25; Squads, 81 250ll so
GAME--Per dozen: Cottontail Rabbits 81 so;
Hare, $lGll25.
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FIour and Farinaceous Goods. )

FLoUR-CalIfornia Family Extras $4G5@
$40, usual terms: Bakers Extras 81 4s0@4 4 60;
Oregon and Washington So 50Q4 per barrel.
FARINACEOUS GoODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, 1925 per 100
lbs; Rye Flour, S3.75; Rye Meal. $3.50; Rice
Flour, SS Corn Meal, 81. 10; extra Cream do,
$3.75: Oat Meal, "a. 50@4.75; Oat Groats, s4T5:
Homny, SO. 75@4; Buckwheat Flour, $4.50@
4.T5 Cracked Wheat, S3.T5 Farina. $450;
Whole Wheat Flour. $3.50; Rolled Oats. bbls,
$76S; in sacks, S6.50@750; Rolled Wheat
bbls. s4.60; in sacks $40; Pearl Barley, Sc;
Split Peas, boxes, $3.50; Green Peas $500 per
100 nnnnds