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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-A weakness in the wheat
market developed toward the end of the first
hour. Prior TO that feeling the pit was steady.
the demand being Influenced by the compare
lively firm tone Of the wheat market at Liver
pool. Cash houses were again free sellers In
by local longs. Country acceptances while not
so large during the past few days. were
still OF liberal proportions, as also primary
receipts. An increase Of 4.3l6000 bushels for
the week in the American visible supply as
shown by Bradstreet's exerted a weakening ef-
feet the market during tie last half Of the
session. These bearish factors were reinforced
by advices from the spring wheat country, which
told of the generally excellent condition OF she
new crop. The market received Its principal
was weak. September opened a shade lower
10 a shade higher at 74%c to 74%c. sold up 10
T4He and then declined TO 13Rc and closed
at f4it 4T4Ac. of hc.
In the corn pit there was persistent selling
by cash houses and liberal sales by influential
longs. As result the tone of the market
was weak practically all day, the exception
being at the immediate opening when buying
by shorts caused moderate frmness. One Of
the chief sources Of weakness was wet weather
In Nebraska. The market closed weak. Sep
tember opened unchanged TO Ae higher at 5OHc
to 51c. sold up 10 5lhc and then declined to
4eAc, closing at 49&c OF 1Mc.
decline Of 2$c bushel in the price of oats
for July delivery the feature Of trading
in the oats pit September opened Me to nc
lower at 32e TO 32isc. sold OF to Bic and
closed at 3l@31hc.
a weakening effect upon the provisions market
Sentiment also affected by a sc decline
In the price OF live hogs. The volume of trad
ing was small. At the close September pork
was Of zoe lard Was unchanged at s.72l4c and
ribs were down to T1zc.
fhc loadf fIfn ad fall
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Los Angeles Markets.

LOS ANGELES. July sl.-No change was
made in the price of fresh ranch eggs this morn
Ing. This leaves the ranch at 2ee fresh Eastern
at 24c and Northern candled at lSc.
Highland potatoes are offered at 81. 90 hun
dred and local Buarbanks S1.3541.45 hundred
pounds Lower prices are in sight. as the Offer
ings are heavy from the north, and the supply
Chiies continue to glut the market and are
Tomatoes are weaker, as the offerings are the
hea ayiest of the season. Prices range from 159
S5e a box.
Onions are in light supply. and the price is
firm al 81 50 hundred pounds
The following dairy and other produce was
received: Eggs 447 cases butter 2S.466 pounds
cheese 1860 pounds potatoes 24o SACKS onions
II sacks sweet potatoes 13 sacks
Butter--Creamery. two-pound roll. PIC; fancy
valley 55657Isc; fancy coast, 50lsc; coast
choice 45@47i2c; cooking. 1sc.
Cheese-Northern. fresh. 144l5c; anchor
large. 161be: do Young America. lllac; do hand
made 1910: Eastern singles, 1914 9loc
Eggs-Southern California ranch. candled, 2oc
Northern candled, 1Sc; Eastern fresh. 24c
Potatoes (ctls)-Early Rose Northern, 81 Boa
/. 40; Burbanks. 81 5Od1 So; choice. 81 259l 20
Beans tctls)-Pink No. l. g 20. No. slO
Lima No. l. s.; Lady Washington No. l, 50. 10
13.15
light amber 10G12c. extracted water white, od
6isc; lt~ht amber. 5G5hc: beeswax, 21e-
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Do Frult. and Rni.ln. sun Firm

Late mail reports from New York say:
AS usual an this season Of the year buying
interest il California dried fruits is at a low
eob. Most 5obbers have already amply pro-
E.1ed Tor their esriy fan requirements and the
These are likely 70 be pronounced the
season advances and are already beginning
1o De- manifested in the market for future
prlnes With the prospect OF heavy crop
and disposition On the part OF buyers 70 with
lo4 orders tie market for forward shipments
frlm the coast ont of the new crop has a weak
tone. However Up 70 the present time there
have been no offerings below a 2Izc (. o. b.
bae -1asls tor the intermediate sizes and these
have referred almost invariably 70 outside
lll-es- The general T. o. b quotation on Santa
Clara stock is 2ssc z 70. b. bag basis with
premium ~ -tc on SOS. on the spot here
1aere Is Cuie-, STEADY movement. which is
reducing The available supply q very small
L-'Fs-ls l1s- u fact tie spot market Is almost
bare. u-r cleanup being more complete than
rQr many years. Little interest IS manifested IN
aIIrcc-s ~ peaches Tor forward shipment from
tle e 81 DI The former the supply is light
al 'es seem 10. be a matter Tor private ne
GouN -- between buyer and seller. Peaches
N sfLe other hand are being urged from some
ket is ra-her easy AZ The recent decline. There
Dr. rather gas market Tor future California
coast seeded ruisils ana the situation on the
coast -ls unsettled but there & nevertheless &
Lrn llle-tlle. based upon the fact that the
growers are al-erilg strongly 70 the price Of
hacking EfcelFe4 from prominent packing and
seeding interest Cgrrants quiet but the
nasEft IN. spor goods Is firm. as stocks here
are moderate and concentrated. while nothing
- Anewn q be- "a The way OF loading FOR this
s---rket- Futures are also frm-"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local Bank dearngs gain SI556I.ooo over July, 1905
Wal-street Stocks higher and Cotton also frmer
Mining and local Stocks devoid of feature
Not much Auctuation in Silver and Exchange
Wheat futures weak and neglected. Cash Wheat soft.
Feed Barley scarce and higher on the spot
Oats, Corn and Rye previously quoted
Lima Beans lower Pns and Whites firm and Backeves scarce
Hay and Feedstuf markets previously stated
Hops active and firm Wool dull and easy. Grain Bags quiet
Cured Meats very firm.
Live and Dressed Meats show no further change
Hides strong and active, with stock accumulation
Potatoes large supply Onions wanted for Australia
10 ohage in Poultry and Game
Butter, Eggs and Cheese firm and the latter higher
Melons and Bartlett Pears in excessive supply
Raisins and Dried Fruits strong here in the East
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Wheat and Other Grains.

wHEAT-There is not much news from any
Of the worlds markets at present. The de-
Chicago at % was slightly lower yesterday and this
market for futures was simply lifeless. The
cash grain was soft, with new crop Bluestem
For freigsts tie combination rates are stnl
quoted. viz: 22s cd for Wheat and 32s Cd for
barley usual EeJUgffn esga %ERk@T pRtIoRI;
wSite s'osHls aastr.iian ao' lower e sssdss
s.l82Aa ,s5: Northern 1Biuettem. sIi21s al IS;
Northern Red, N.S2A al. .$S per ctl.
10 to II 80 o'clock Session
December-sl. 2s% bid.
BARLEY-The trade reported strong and
higher market for choice Feed the spot
general. some were asking s1.o5, and one broker
said that he could sell line at $1-07M IL
he had the Feed in hand here Spot supplies
are so very meager that the market may be
said TO be virtually cleaned up. There is
nothing doing in The new Brewing locally, for
CASH BARLEY
Good 10 choice new Feed. sId1.o21a; common
to faiEe 92ta @9I9c per ell Brewing and Ship
ping 81 -ooalo7f IRssT1fRrs PER eiii
10 to IL 80 O'Clock Session.
Open. High. Low. Close.
oATs-The liberal offerings of Red. SO fre-
quently mentioned of late, are said TO be Of
medium and lower grade and choice lots
not overplentiful. The market is easy at the
Good to choice Red. s1.3o@l 40: common to
fair o g l5al 25 Blacks o.a,' are nom nominal
this product TO call for comment. Quotations
hover around narrow basis. with few varia-
tons
California. 81 .55al go for small round yellow:
Western mixed 81 40g1 .42ls; Yellow, 81 .42h a
l.. 10: White 81 .421id d1.45 per ctl.
RYE-Continues nominal at 81 .3o@1 .321a per
ell. There are only one or two offerings on
the local market and they are neglected
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New York Cotton Market,

NEW YORK. July 3l.-COTTON-The market
was very dull, with a steady undertone. but no
aisposition 10 advance. Ring traders bought and
SOFA some large blocks in endeavor TO stir
prices out OF the rut, but they unsuccess-
fui The news of the day was bearish- The Jour
nal OF Commerce issued favorable report on
louisiana and Tennessee, and promine COM
mission house published a condition statement
showing prospects ii points better than last
year and 3 points better than two years ago.
condition OF about so is expected. New cotton
Is msking It's appearance rapidly in Texas. and
Futures opened steady. July. g. SEC: August,
sele; september, l0.0Te; October, 10 22c: No
Femoer, lO2dc; December. 10. 33c: January.
lo,Seci February. 1o-44c; March, TO- SOC
FUTURES closed steady. August. 2. a5c; Septem-
Der, 1o,Oec; October, .22c; November 10 24c;
december, lo.3lc; January. 36c; February.
o4lci March. 10. 4ec.
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Deciduou. and Citru. Fruits.

The market for Nutmeg Melons and Bartlett
Pears IN bulk was demoralized yesterday. owing
pressed FOR sale at weak prices to the detriment
or superior quality offerings. There were over
ten thousand boxes Of scabby Bartlett Pears on
the wharves, most OF these contract goods that
had been rejected By the Gamers. The bulk OF
this stock was turned over 10 dryers at sl2 90
per ton. and the Gamers bought in small por-
ons and Cantaioupes from Bakersfield and Lind
say were mostly soft aud hard to sell at any
price. while river Nutmegs were OF good quality.
ample supply and rather weak, with trade quet.
The Gamers buying Piums at S15 for red
and s20G25 for the green varieties and they
BERRIEs-strawberries ssG1o per chest for
Longworths and s5G7 for the large varieties;
Blackberries. 50 25GI4 per chest; Raspberries.
ssGio per chest; Huckleberries, l0@121Sc per
pound.
per box: common to choice, 5ocGsl Grab
'PPE1Rs~Bsrtietts. s1a1.15 per box for No: /
varieties. SINAI for large boxes and cog 75c
for baskets and small boxes.
PEACHES-65c q % for large and 50@1 15c
for small open boxes; small packages. 40g65c:.
PLUMS-Crates and large boxes, 65c9$l !;
small boxes and baskets. 40G75c.
PRUNEs-75c@s1 per box or crate; baskets,
- SsEscTARlNEs-75cGs1 per crate
FIGS-s1.25 per box
tainsblesu. sotasI; BLACK. eo@s5c
river .os soesf 4 s.s.lsa sssS sat1ss sssts
ons, 4o775c per package; watermelons. s.. 5oG
per dozen for large and slG2 for small.
ssG4: Lemons. ss.5oa4 for fancy s3g3.25 for
choice and 81 5od2 for standard; Grape Fruit, 80
a.; @Endbas, LINES seqs,Yoi qEag9rs-a.,,,,s naa ner
bunch for Hawaiian and 81. 5o44 for Central
American: Pineapples, s2G4 per dozen
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July 31.-There was a reaction
in the London tin market today, with spot
closing at CLIO 12s Sd. and futures at G170 It's
consequence. with the close at ssT i2ls di3T 's7.
Copper was also lower In London. closing at
e 50 los for spot and ESl l2s Cd for futures
Locally the market was steady and unchanged
with lake quoted at SIS 50G1s.75; electrolytic at
Sls.25Gis.50, and casting at sisdIs.25
Lead was unchanged S5.75 in the local
market. but was lower. abroad closing at GIG
lbs Sd in London.
Spelter declined IS TO R26 los in the London
market. Locally 1t was unchanged at s5 956
sos.
Iron was lower in the English market with
standard foundry closing ar SOS Cd and Cleveland
warrants ar Sis I'D. Locally no change was
reported No. foundry. Northern is quoted at
sis.5oGi9.25; No. foundry. Northern at
1880 and No. foundry, Southern at sIT.50G
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.


Potatoes continue to arrive freely from the
river districts and the market is decidedly weak.
owing TO the abundance of poor stock and the
aosence OF shipping business. Choice offerings
OF river Whites in good request for local
, VS. az .oc4Sl per GENITAL but there Is no mar
Ret Tor sunburned and other poor stock. Sound
Unions clean up well daily. there being a good
demand for shipment TO Australia.
Quotatlons for miscellaneous vegetables show
put slight variation from day 10 day. Green
Corn, String. Wax and Lima Beans remain
steady, while all other descriptions particularly
Tomatoes. are in oversupply and weak.
POTATOES-Per ctl: River Whites, 60cG$l;
hariy Rose, 5oq65c; Salinas Burbanks, nominal
ONIONS-Yellow, per ctl. s5d90c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corn, crates, $3.50;
sacks, S1@1.25; Green Peas 2@2he per
per lb; Lima Beans. 5@7c per ID. Tomatoes.
2oq5oc per box; Cucnmbers, 100000 per box;
summer Squash. 35d5oc per box: Garlic,
2@3c per lb; Cabbage. 60c per ctl; Caulnower.
4oc per dozen; Carrots, 60c per sack; Turnips.
6oc per sack: Greew okra. 50965c per box: Egg
Plant a5cGsl per box: Green Peppers. sl@l .25
per box for Bell and 5odS5c for Chile.
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Available Grain supply.

NEW YORK, July 31..Special cable and tele-
graphic communications received BY Bradstreet s
show the following changes in available supplies
compared with the last account
Wheat, United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies, increased 4.S16. 600 bushels Ahoat for
and in Europe decreased . 800. 900 bushels. To-
tai supply decreased 1.716. 900 bushels.
Corn United States and Canada east OF the
Rockies, decreased l 1,s13. 900 bushels.
Oats, United States and Canada, east OF the
Rockies. decreased e54. 900 bushels.
The leading increases reported this week are
134 600 bushels at the Chicago private elevators.
All 900 bushels az Louisville 1877 600 bushels at
Lincoln, Nebr.. and vicinity; los, 600 bushels al
Nashville SO 600 bushels af Newport News. Co.,
600 bushels al Cleveland. Ohio: 65. 900 bushels at
St Joseph. No. and $4,000 bushels Omaha
The leading decreases 353 900 bushels in
Manitoba. g5. 900 bushels at the Milwaukee pri-
vate elevators and $4,000 bushels at Portland,
Maine.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
BOSTON Wool Market.

BOSTON July Sl.-The wool market Is active
and frm and the outlook for the future Is con-
sidered excellent. The outward movement is
heavy shipments having been large, The trans
inous Territory are fairly active. In clothing
woods there is steady movement OF nne and
mand Foreign grades are feirly active and
steady.
California (scoured bassl: Northern counties.
choice T06iT2c middle counties, 66@6Sc: south
ern counties. 66@6sc; fall, free 60g62c.
Oregon tseoured baslsl Eastern, No: staple.
T3@T4c; eastern. No. l clothing, 6s9IOc; valley,
No. /. 6oGI62c.
Territory, staple tscoured basisl Fine, 706flc;
fine medium. 6S6i70c; medium 65Q6Sc.
Colorado and New Mexico, spring (scoured
basis: Y, 6S1T0c; No. /, 64966c.
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Provisions.

There was no further huctuation yesterday.
The market ruled firm and the recent advances
were maintained without difficulty.
CURED MEATS-Baeon, 141sc per ID for
heavy, I4%c for light medium, 151ac for light.
Dry Salt Sides, l8c; Bellies, 131sc; East
ern Sugar-cured Hams, i7@i7Ac; California
Hams, Ice; Mess Beef. so per Dbl; extra Mess.
extra clear, s23: Mess. SIC; Pig Pork, s26
Pigs Feet s5; Smoked Beef, lac per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at T1sc for California
for pure; alf-barrels. pure. 12c: 10-lb tins.
l2hc: 5-ib tins 12&c; 3-lb tins, l24c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel, 9%c; three
half barrels. 9%c; one tierce, s1sc; two tierces.
csc; five tierces, 9hc.
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dend of q per cent the preferred stock and
l per cent per annum the common. The
common dividend win be payable half per cent
for April and half per cent for July.
The net earnings on Steel for the quarter end
ing June were S4o125.344. against S36, ,634 400
for the quarter ending March 81. and $30,305.-
ll6 for the three months ending June 80. 1905.
The surplus after charges and preferred stock
dividend for the quarter ending June 80 was
s1s,SSl. LOG. against sl0.57e. 6s1 for the June
quarter last year
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Dried Fruits and Raisins.

All Fruits continue firm and well held by
growers The demand is fair, but not par
ficulariy brisk at the moment. Prices are more
or less unsettled and bob about good deal
The Raisin market Is nrm: both here and IN the
FRUITS-Apricots, 14@16c per Id; Evap-
Grated Apples. spot, 9G1oc; Peaches. s9llc
Pears 6Is GlOc: Sectarines. White and Red,
lie; Figs. White, 2a4 @4c Prunes. PA G2& c
for future delivery.
RAISINS-l806 cropr-Seeded. 4k@6c; Loose
Muscatels 4c 41sc ,and DC for 2, 3 and 4
crown respectively; seedless. SIC: seediess
Sultanas, 4c; Thompson Seedless, sc for un-
bleached and sd11c for bleached; Imperial.
clusters. 6-crown, 81. so; Dehesa, clusters, s.
crown, 81; fancy clusters. 4.crown, 81 so; Lon
don Layers, 3-crown, 81; London Layers. 2-crown,
0Oc,
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New York Grain and produce.

NEW YORK. July 31-FLoUR-Receipts.
"a, 500 exports, 34Oo; barley steady and quiet.
:. WI IHEAT-Receipts, 121.ooo bushels; exports.
sose eIe9atoi; eIEsns sPS5 &C., easy reS DO Sic req
0. b. ahoat: No / Northern Duluth Sane
T.. o. b. ahoat; No. hard winter, s2hc (. o. b.
anoat Continuing its decline, wheat today sold
at the lowest in two years. Liquidation was an
important factor. induced by the heavy move
ment good weather, hne quality of spring wheat
Ss to le net los: May, sss gsssc. s 'eGseG cieseG
90 ii-1sas1*c closed soTc; December. ssis9
4asc. closed So 9-l6c.
H0PS-Steady
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Steady.
PFTROLECM-Steady
CoFFEE-Futures closed steady net un-
changed 10 ten points lower. Sales were re-
ported sd- Of 81 ioi COG bags Including september at
7.25c; March. 7.4oG7.45c; May. 7.5097 soc; !;
June. T.55GTToc.
Spot Rio quiet; mild. quiet
trifugal. es test, s&aS 1916; naoiasses sugar,
&c. refined steady.
BUTTER-Steady
CHEESE-Steady.
EGGS-lTregular. but no change in prices
DRIED FRUITS.
EYAP0RATED APPLES-The market is firm
on spot. with prime quoted at 116ilAc; choice,
uh9l1Ac; fancy. i2c Prime fruit for De-
eemoer delivery is offered at 5xc, with buyers
e little under that figure
PRUNES-Showed no fresh feature. Cali
fornia 7os TO 40s are quoted at jsc TO Sc and
Oregon 4os to 2os at ~ Gslsc
fancy quoted at 1880.
PEACHES-Are unchanged. with choice
quoted at ioss Gle; extra choice. llY @11hc;
quoted at 65s d7c, seeded raisins at 6@6c and
London layers nominal.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

= NEW YORK. July 31--Money on call, steady
-4---a per rent, rCling rate. ~ per cent; clos
1le bid =, offered I. per cent
Time loans steaay; 90 days, 3AG3A per
cent 30 days z44-s per cent: six months, =
- per cent
Stetlng exchsuge. firm. ar 4 S4s5a s. for de
nsild and II - A215 Q !. 500 Tor 0e-day bflis.
t'osted ga,es- - 81. Q 4 S5ls.
Commercial hllss. SIS :,
..ss-r silver. &c
4le8icsl dollars J8i5c
- GoTeraneht. binds steady; railroad bonds ir-
reGu,lrs
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Bank C1earinrs for IuIr.

Local bank clearings FOR July were sles-
zss 2oz against sl47, ,7O6, ,59s for July. 1905.
This gain in the volume OF business Of sl5,-
500 over July. 1905. is bur another proof
q Tie restoration Of business in this city
Tie rapidly with which san Francisco recOv-
cred her trade after che April disaster IS sur
prislng, ana would hardly have been thought
p1sslbie.
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Beans and seeds.

The strength in Pinks continues the feature
of the Bean market Mt present The speculative
demand for them continues and the speculators
are running up the market themselves in
their eagerness to buy. Local handlers say
that the crop this year will be gold but not
as large as that of last year. They report a
carry-over of about 10000 sacks. Lmas have
again declined Backeye are very scarce and
nominal at the high prices. Small and large
Whites continue firm. The other descriptions
unchanged
There is nothing new in Seeds.
BFANS-Per cti: Bayos. S3.756i3. 90: Pea
nominal: small white. 81. .25a3. 81: large White
81 40e12.6o: Pink. s2@2Io; Red. $2ds-25; Lima,
81: Red Kidneys 81: Biackeye. $500; Butter,
nominal.
sEEDs-Brown Mustard. $s.T56s: Yellow
Mustard. 81 .25@S. 80: Fiaxseed. $3.50; Canary,
606hc; Alfalfa, 1215c; Rape, 11s Q4c; Timothy,
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Poultry and Game.

The Poultry market was dull and unsettled
YESTERDAY. owing chiefly TO the late arrival Of
supplies from the Petaluma region: There was
small stock was still being pressed for sale at
uneven rates.
POuLTRY-Per dozen: Hens s5 5ods. 80 for
large and 81 5065 for small: old Roosters,
81 50G4: Young Roosters s59f: Fryers 50 .5oq
I; Broilers. 81 .5092 so; Pigeons. S1G1 25;
Squads, 81 .25.
,GAME-Per dozen: Cottontail Rabbits. 81 so;
Hare. $161. %.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

Conditions remain as frequently stated OF late
and the market is devoid of feature.
FLOuR-California Family Extras. 81 .65d
$40. usual terms: Bakers Extras, "a .4oG4 10;
FARINACEous GooDs-Priees in packages
follows: Graham Flour, So. % per 100
lbs; Rye Flour, So 70. Rye Meal So so: Rice
Flour So Corn Meal. So. 10; extra Cream do,
81. 75; Oat Meal 81. .50G4. rs; Oat Groats 81. rs;
Hominy. SO. .T5G4- Buckwheat Flour. 81 500
4.T5: Cracked Wheat. SO. IS: Farina, 81 so;
sT@s; in sacks. s65oG7.5o; Rolled Wheat.
bbls 81 60; in sacks, 81. 10: Pearl Barley. Sc;
sDlit Peas. boxes. s5 80; Green Peas, $3.50 per
100 nniInds -
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CHICAGO, July 81. Receipts. 1000;
market steady 10 strong Beeves. S3.I5d835 35;
cows and helfers 81 25@5 80; stockers and feed
ers. s.. 2.5o9425; Texans. s4d5; calves, s59
HoGs-Receipts $4,000: tomorrow, $4,000:
market steady Mixed and butchers. So 30q
g. 10; good heavy. Sc .30G6. 10; rough heavy seq
25; light Sc 3oG6. 72Ls; pigs. 50 8o@6 80;
bulk of sales. Sc. 4046 DO
SHEEP-Reeeipts. 1s,o0o; market strong
sheen SO 9oG5 35: lambs. 81 l5QI go.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, July 31.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady; No. spring wheat. 20
@TGhe: No. g. 70d7Tc; No. 2 red. 72ha73sc;
No. 2 corn. 504 M50i1c; No. 2 yellow sic: 10
oats. 3oAe; 10. . white. 81 a 33c No. 3
white. 3latc; No. rye. 56e; good feeding bar
ley, 356Soc; fair 10 choice mating 43M5oc. !.
No. / flax seed, S1.06; No. Northwestern
81 90; prime timothy seed. s3.s5: clover con.
tract grades, $I1.75; short-rihs sides Goosel
S. .e0@9; mess pork. per bhl SIT; lard. per 100
lbs $500: short clear sides (boxedi s94T1a
9.50; whisky. basis of high wines. 81 20
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Hay and Feedstuffs.

The arrivals of Hay yesterday were moderate
and included three boats and 30 cars. OF these
however, only one boat and 10 cars were run
quota tions unchanged
Bran and other Feedstuffs are in moderate sup
ply and steady. with previous prices quoted
BRAN-S20. .50G22 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-x26d3e per ton.
SHoRTS-s2I .50@22 80 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley, S22@23;
Mixed Feed s23M24 0ilcake Meal In 5-ton lots,
s37 so; jobbing Sss per ton: cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills, s23 in 10 and S23. 80 in 8 ten
lots; jobbing. s24; Corn Meal S2s62a; Cracked
Corn, SOS. .50@2e. 80: Horse Beans. nominal ;
Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal,
carload lots SO. so; jobbng. $50 per ton
Meaifalfa. slo so in car lots and $50 IN smaller
HAY Choice Wheat. SIG 6.5o@1T. 90 per
ton; good Wheat S15G16; other grades
Wheat Sl2ml4: Wheat and 0at. Sl26l6: Tame
Dat. sl0@16: Wild oat. se@l2; Alfalfa. ss6i1;
stock ST6lS per ton.
STRAw-40d60c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-01
Northern Business.

PORTLAND. July s1.-Clearings ss5l,92e
balances $l6i ,56s
SEATTLE, July -31.-Clearings. S,25O, 9f0;
TACOMA. July sl.-clearings, s524, ,sls; bal
sPoKANH. July 31-clearinss. s5s7.s7l
cIearings $50, ,T13.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-01

The Chronicle says The increased demand
Tor copper which has been anticipated for some
time has begun in larger degree than
looked for. That movement is at hand and for
the last week the demand has been enormous" I"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-01
Condition OF the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. July 31.-Today's statement
ot ot tne treasury balances in the general fund
coin and bullion, s105 566, J03 gold certificates,
S34, T32, ,040.