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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Strictly fresh selected ranch Eggs are be-
coming scarcer every day and with the daily re-
is steadily strengthening. There was actual
scarcity yesterday, nearly all houses being short,
and the Exchange the market was bid up to
3l1Rc per dozen. an advance of &c over the
previous quotation. Firsts and Seconds, while
less plentiful than heretofore, stfn arriving
freely, and, usual, they meeting with
rather slow sale. Two of Eastern came In
yesterday. from Minnesota and the other
Creamery extra Butter remained weak with
most handlers reporting more less of a sur
plus on hand Continued arrivals from the San
Joaquin Valley are depressing the market and
there have been some shipments received even
from Los Angeles. The competition of storage
Butter is also having Its effect the market
Young America Cheese was 1sc lower for
fancy, while frsts were nominal, there being
changed. Sales the Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Butter-2o boxes and 10 half-boxes fresh
Eggs-1o cs California fresh selected at 3o15c
and 10 at 3Ic
Receipts for three days were II. 600 lbs But
ter, 81 200 lbs Cheese and 499 cases Eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
established by sales, bids and offers on the floor
OF the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, 26c per lb
easy; do frsts, "a Nc, steady; seconds, 22c,
steady; packing stock, firm at 1s1ac for No.
hrm; held pickle roll 2a1ic. Arm; keg, 22c, firm
CHEESE-Fancy California. fats, 12c
@ fancy dS seady do teaa ss
nal; Eastern fancy 1615c, steady; Western
EGGs~ s~Gaiifornia fresh selected, s11ac per
dozen, firm; nrsts, 25c, Arm; seconds 1se, firm;
25c, steady Eastern, firm, at 24c for selected,
21c for frsts and 1sc for seconds.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wa-street Stocks show less Ructuaton Cotton lower
Call Money up to 40 per cent.
Silver fraction higher. Exchange about the same.
Local Bonds active. Mining Shares generally lower.
Cash and future Wheat lower. Barley futures higher
Oats, Corn, Hay, Bran and Beans unchanged
Provisions and Fresh Meats previously quoted
Hops quiet with pickers needed in the country.
Potatoes active and firm Onions steadier
Poultry market lightly supplied and firm.
Eggs in decreasing receipt and higher. Butter weak
Fresh Fruits in better demand with warmer weather
oranges well cleaned up and higher. Lemons selling wei
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York stock Market.

Sfw YORK. Sept 5.-The continued strin-
sency of the money market kept the speeula-
ton in stocks in check today, as is shown by
fhe shrinkage IN the total Of shares sold during
sbe DAY az the Stock Exchange There was some
depression IN the market but It's moderate pro-
portion IS, IN view OF the unpropitlous clrcum-
stances accepted as negatively favorable. First
loans on cau were made at Ia per cent ana the
80 n TIE afternoon 10 40 per cent Many Of
she banks asked 20 per cent es the renewal
.ate On standing call loans. Tbe local banks
iSrere practically out OF the money market in
she sense Of extending any credits ana the
srnrlv for fresh borrowers came almost en-
isireiv from 0ut-of-t0wn banks. the large pro
portion representing foreign funds, the proceeds
~ finance bills. which were sold freely IN the
foreign exchange market. The resistance shown
- stocks 10 the influence OF the money sulh-
-gencv during the mid session was due 10 the
confidence that relief would be promptly forth
coming for the money market. This professeo
confidence was based upon conjecture rather than
% On aur actusi ameliora ton IN money conditions
The favorite measure pointed 10 in the current
surE7i So was the action by the United States
Treasury Department. The prevailing stringency
q money was urged as justtfying action oy tne
authorities 70 release the idle surplus funds ST
fhe command Of the treasury. Hopes were ex-
pressed that the Secretary OF the 1reasur!
would resort again 70 the measure employed last
Anril FOR facilitating gold imports, when Gov
ernment funds were advanced 10 national panks
which intended 10 make gold imports. thus say
ing interest charges during the perloQ OF Iahstl,
lA~+ the Secretary's order to that effect did not
fecome publicly known until after the close
: ~ rbe market Today 81 500. 600 trans
ferred no san Francisco. On the side Of the
foreign exchange market the influences were
mixed Some Of the engagements reported yes
aerdav of gold shipments 10 New York we're con
sredicred today Time loans FOR ninety days
advanced 10 8 per cent and the six months rate
Ras eia 70 per cent A strong rebound ID
3-ie-icsn Smelling on the appearance OF the
annual report. svmpat athetic strength in Amalga-
mated Copper and fresh rise In Union Bacine
. were the sustaining features IN the merkeI aho %
mo late advances were well sustained until the
close. in spite OF q rate Of 20 per cent for call
= money.
S2.292. ono.
Tnited states 2s advanced = per cent on call.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Sept 5-The market was q
somewhat sluggish affair. with the trade gen
orally hesitating pending the bureau report
which viii be out next Monday. Our market
did not respond to the decline abroad. but this
decline took the steam out Of any bullish demon
stratiOn. Operators expect a slow market for
the next few days. The weekly Government
report out at noon and was about stand
OF. but not 50 bullish expected.
There seems to be a growing opinion among
the trade that the Government report will be
around &c or II.
The New York Commercial says: "a food
OF messages poured in yesterday from all over
the belt. telling Of great deterioration. They
could not have agreed better II they had all
and the bears seemed timid and frightened. 1t
was handed around that there ex-
pectfng a Government condition of above TO-
and the report seemed to have some weight. The
South continued sell cotton in spite of buIlish
messages from the belt, but this selling was not
enough TO check the professionals who were
trying IN nnf rn ffa ms rkaf
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 5-1o:so a. m.

UNITED STATES BONDS
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Deciduoua ana Citrus Eruft..

The demand for fresh fruits showed consider
able Improvement under the stimulus of the
warm sunny weather and firm prices ruled for
everything except Plums. Prunes and Figs.
which were the most plentiful and weakest
articles on the list. Peaches Bartlett Pears
and choice table Grapes were still in demand at
stf prices, and Melons continued to improve.
The Apple market was reported to be gradualIy
cleaning up and better demand was reported
for fine Cravensteins, which were in decreased
supply In the Citrus line Oranges were closely
cleaned up and higher and Lemons were NOV
ing off better than for some time.
BERRIES-St $S@I0 per chest for
Longworth and $5@7 for the large varieties;
Blackberries, $2.5o@4 per chest Raspbcrries. IS
APPLES-5oc1$1 per box; Crabapples, 65cM
81 for small and $3.50 for large boxes
QUINCES-4o@75c per box
PEARS Bartlett Sl@1.oo per boz; in bulk,
PEAcRfEs0 IL 25 for open boxes and eoc
@s1 small packages; Freestones, In bulk, $40
ri PLUMs AND PRUNEs-crates and small
boxes, 35@75c; open boxes, 5oc@s1; Plums,
peT FIGsLBoxes. Jokes 5oc@s1; drawers, 25a4oc.
GRAPES-Small boxes and crates, Seedless
6O6175c: Muscat, 656S5c; Black 4O6T roc: To.
kay, s5c@sl; open boxes, 75cQs1.25; Wine
Grapes. $25@27 per ton
MELoNS-Cantaloupes 50c@S1 per crate:
Nutmeg Melons. 40@75c per box; WatermeIons,,
81. .25@2 per dozen
anees. s4@45O; Lemons, 81. 50Q5.5 so for fancy.
So 5O6 25 for choice and $l50@2.5O for stand
ard; Grape Fruit. S2.5o@4; Lines, S5a55O.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas, SlM2 per
bunch for Hawafans and $2@3 for Central
American; Pineapples nominal.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Sept 5.-Tradng in the wheat
market today was not active. and sentiment was
bearish nearly the entire session. Pit traders
were sellers throughout the greater part of
the day, and there also considerable selling
by cash interests. The market closed weak
and almost at the lowest point of the day. De-
cember opened h@Lc lower at 73@73Mc, sold
up to 1874 @737sc and declined to 725sc. The
close was nc OF at 72%c
Lower cables, lower local receipts and ex-
cellent weather conditions induced free sell
ing of corn and resulted in moderate weakness.
The close was weak. December &c lower at
42& 042Hc.
Oats were affected by the weakness Of wheat
and corn. the market ruling weak all day. De-
cember closed asc of at 3o7s G31c.
Notwithstanding a decline in the price of
live hogs, provisions held steady all day. AT
the close January pork was 21ac higher. lard
The leading futures as follows:
Articles
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Local Bonds Actfve-Mining Stocks
Generally Weaker.

The feature in local securities yesterday was
the sudden activity In bonds, the sales amount
ing to S124, 900. the largest showing for some
roads As were conspicuous, $50. 600 selling at
Ss4. against $s3.75 bid on the preceding day
The Spring Valley Water general mortgage As
noteworthy fluctuations in stocks.
The mining stocks were soft. The bears
forced Ophir down some 10@15c, but the other
Comstocks did not fall OF as sharply. The
Southern Nevadas were weak. with a number
OF Goldfelds lower. Mohawk declined from
S375 TO $40.
The Anglo-Californian Bank, Ltd. has de-
clared q regular semi annual dividend at the
rate of shillings per share, payable Septem-
Der 9.
The Northern California Power Company paid
a regular monthly dividend OF 5 cents per
share, and the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company d regular monthly dividend of 65
cents per share yesterday.
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Nerr Ynrk Grnfn and Prndnc


NEW YORK. Sept. .-FLoUR-Receipts,
"a. 800 barrels; exports. 1880 barrels; market
wHEAT-ReceIpts, 80 900 bushels: exports.
i6, 900 bushels. Spot market easy No 2 red
761kc elevator and 771kc T. o. b. ahost; No.
Northern Duluth, S3c T. o. b. anoat; No. hard
winter 81 T. o. b. anoat. There was a slow
from the effects Of weaker cables, bearish North
western news TO the prospective movement
and liquidation. The market closed h6Ac net
lower. May SO 3-I6@s4c, closed SO 3-I6c: Sep
tember 77E 077Bc, closed 77ssc; December S0j5
0S1 SC, closed 60izc.
HOPS=Firm.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOI.-SteHdy.
PETROLEUM-Steady.
COFFEE-Spot Rio. quiet. Mild, steady Fu
lures closed steady, net unchanged TO 10 points
lower. Sales were reported of 81, ESQ bags In
eluding: September, 790Q7 SIC; October g. o5c
December 615Q6.20c; January, 6.25c: March
6. $50 O. 45c; May, 6.50G6.55c; June, 66Oc: July
G. 6.60d6 CSC; August, 6.1046.f6c.
SUGAR-Raw, firm: refined. steady.
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAP0RATED APPLES = Rule unchanged
with supplies for December delivery quoted AT
51kc. Such supplies available on spot
being quoted from l09I1c, according to desir
PRtNEs- in light demand but supplies
firmly held Quotations range from Thd
SIC, according to grade
APRICOTE-Are and prices rule firm
Choice are quoted at iec. extra choice. tic;
fancy, 1sQ20c.
PEACHES-Are firm on the coast, with choice
quoted at 10% @llc; extra choice 11hc; fancy,
ilQi2c; extra fancy, 12912hc.
hAISINS-ln somewhat better demand, prices
ruling steady to strong. Loose Muscatel. 6M6
&c. seeded raisins, case; London layers, nom
NAL
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Provisions.

Some easiness in several forms of cured meats
Is reported In consequence Of the recent weak
ness in Hogs, here and In the West but quota
tions show no further change. Trade is fair
a rule.
wire from Chicago yesterday said:
Provisions are ruling heavy, with little sup
port The liberal run Of Hogs causes the de-
preston"
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 14hc per lb for
heavy, 14%c for light medium 15i5e for light.
l6c for extra light and 22@221hc for sugar-cured
Dry Salt Sides. 13c; Bellies, 1312c East
Hams, Ice; Mess Beef. 50 per bbi: extra Mess.
$3.50; Family. $40; prime Mess Pork SIC. so;
extra clear, $23; Mess, $19 Pig Pork S26;
Pigs Feet, So; Smoked Beef lac per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at TIC for California
compound. &c for Eastern compound and 11% c
121ac: 5-lb tins. 1850; 3-lb tins. 12%c
COTTOLENE-One half barrel 9%c: three
half barrels easc; one tierce, 91sc; two tierces.
CSC: five tierces aLc.
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and arm Los Angeles is buying both Feed and

and firm. Los Angeles is buying both Feed and
Brewing.
There viii be meeting Of the members of
the grain trade In the Merchants Exchange at
IL a. M today to adopt the standard for No.
1 Brewing Barley
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice Feed. spot, S1@1.o5; common
to fair, 90@9sS4c per ctl: Brewing and Ship
ping, s$1.06A @1.10 per ctl; .Chevalier. 81 100
l. % for poor TO common and 81. go for choice.
FUTURES.
10 to II 80 O'Clock Session.
Open. High Low. Close.
December -. 99a4 81 90 9ess 81 90
OATS-Stocks In regular warehouse and on
wharf September / were only SO tons. against
30 tons August 1. The receipts in August were
1869 tons.
The market is quiet and unchanged.
Good to choice Red, Sl.55@1.45 common to
fair. 81 1901 80; White. to arrive, S1.32h q
42B; Blacks 1.60@2, to arrive
CORN-Stocks in regular warehouse and on
wharf September / only So tons. against
80 tons August /. The receipts in August We're
145 TONS
Local dealers are expecting some increase
in receipts from the Western States, but they
have not yet been regularly resumed. The mar
ket continues steady.
California. 81. 5561. Go for small round yellow !;
California white 81. 40; Western mixed, S1371A /;
Yellow 81 40 White, 81. 40@1.4215 per etl.
RYE-S1 30d1 321S per ctl.
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nav and Feedstuffs.


Liberal supplies of Bran and Shorts came in
from the north again yesterday without ais
reenlar warehouse and on wharf September ]
was 35o tons, against 80 tons August l. The
REGENTS in August 441o tons.
Most of the arrivals of Hay were by rail
YESTERDAY. the total receipts of sss tons in
Guiding 81 cars. General market conditions re-
mained unchanged
BRAN-SlS 50@19.50 per ton.
MIDDIINGS- S26@29.50 per ton.
SHORTS-s1e620 per ton.
EEEDSTIrFFS-R Barley, S23M24;
Mixed Feed. S23@24; oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots,
ss7 so; jobbins, s3s per ton; Cocoanut Cake
lots: 1obbing. s24; Corn Neal, so; Cracked
Corn, ss2; Horse Beans, nominal; nina, Broom Corn Corr
sIS 5n. iohhing $50 per ton: Mealfalfa, $19. &c
in car lots and $50 in smaller quantities
HAY-Choce Wheat, SIG oo@1loo per ton;
siSG14: Wheat and oat, S12@15; Tame oat
S1oG15; Wild Oat, Se@12; Alfalfa, Ss@11
stock S7@S per ton
STR AW--4066Oc per bale.
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Available Grain supply.

NEW YORK, Sept. Especial cables and
telegraphie communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in available
supplies compared with previous accounts;
Wheat-United States and Canada, east OF
the Rockies, decreased 2.o03,000 bushels afoat
for and in Europe, increased 100000 bushels;
total supply, increased 597 900 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada, east Of the
Rockies, decreased 122, 600 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, east Of the
Rockies. increased 1. I'll 900 bushels
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waII-street Summary.

Tie New York summary OF z. f. Hutton 6
Co yesterday said: American stocks in Londor
ss.nler. with copper and Harrimans strong
Proceeds of Pennsylvania sale OF Baltimore
ishd Ohio snd Norfolk viii probably be used FOL
,6mpletion ~ New York tunnels.
Stocks plentiful In the loan crowd.
l3uving Of pig iron and steel continues large
- s premium for early delivery.
y ndOn market steady and money there con
! -les easF In spite Of demand for gold.
stchison directors meet today dividend
action expected
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Hides. TaIIow. wool and Hnn..

Local dealers are now quoting Hops quiet at
171ac as the top. with pickers scarce and wanted
in the country.
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about H@1c
under quotations Heavy Salted Steers i3c:
medium. l2c; light, 12c: Cow Hides 12c for
heavy and 12c. for light; Stays, shc; Salted
Kip, 13c; Sailed Veal, 14tac; SaIted Calf l4l5c:
dry Hides, 221ac; dry Kip. 2oc; dry Calf 24c
Sheepskins, shearlngs. 2064Oc each: short
Wool, eo@75c each; medium. soc@s1 10; long
Wool, 81 25G2; Horse Hides, salt, saGs.2 .25 for
large and S2.75 for medium 50 % for small and
SOC for Colts; Horse Hides, dry s262 25 for
large and 81 5o@1.T5 for medium 81 25 for
small and SOC for Colts. Buckskins-Dry Next
can, 35c; dry salted Mexican, 26c; dry Central
American, 3TMc. Goatskins-Prime Angoras
roc; extra large do. SIPS; large. 55c; medium,
soc; small. 35c.
TALLOw-No. 1 rendered, AZ @4hc in bhls:
In cans and drums, Ac less; No. 2. 3h@4c:
Grease. 3@3hc.
WOoL-Fall clip-San Joaquin and Southern.
7@10c; fall Lambs. 11@15c Northern, il6l2c'
Spring clip-San Joaquin and Southern. 12@16c;
Northern, 17622c; Humboldt and Mendocino
21@23c; Middle County, 1e@19c; Nevada. 15@
zoe per lb.
1906.
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futures both quoted at ESQ rs Sd. Locally the
market is strong and a shade higher, with lake
quoted at SIS. ST1@19; electrolytic, SIS. va
1915 casting. SIS. 80 u ais. so.
Lead was 2s Cd higher at Ell lis Cd in Lon
don. Locally the market unchanged at So rs
G5.90.
spelter was steady at sea6 10 locally and at
f27 los in London.
Iron was lower in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at 53s 10d and Cleve-
land warrants at 54s AID. Locally iron was un-
changed.
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neans and seeds.

The stock of Beans in regular warehouse and
on wharf September l was l09, I2S bags. against
were 26 400 bags The market for all kinds
remains as before stated.
nominal at So 5o@3. 10; small White. S3@3. %;
large white, $40 Pink. s215@2. 25: Red. 81 75
@3 Lima. So. 70@3. rs: Red Kidneys, Sd %;
Rlackeye 81 5064.75: Butter. nominal
SFEDS-Brown Mustard. S3.75@4: Yellow
Mustard. So 25@3 so: Flaxseed. 50 so; Canary.
606Ac: Alfalfa 121hc; Rape " @4c; Timothy,
Sc: Hemp. 565Ac per 1b; Mfiet. SIC; Broom
Corn Seed. S20@21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles, nominal; Green Peas,
60 50G2 IL per ctl
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p....a.. oninn. and vegetabIes.

The Potato market was active and In good
shane from sellers standpoint as the new
arrivals were light and the heavy supplies .nat
had accumulated over the holidays had about
disanneared Sweets easy, with the out
side quotation obtained only for small lots of the
Merced article Onions were In light receipt
and steadier though there was no actual ad-
vance in prices ...,
GENERALLY weak String Beans. Cucumbers and
Green Corn being the only articles to show any
firmness. :.
s1.i0: Salinas Burbanks. S1.25@1.50; Sweet Po-
tatoes j y @2c per lb-
ONIONS-Yellow. per ctl. 60@15c.
VECETABLFS-Green Corn, crates s1d1 so;
sacks. 75c0l 90; String Beans. 343Ac per ID;
Wax Beans. 3G3hc per ID: Lima Beans. 364c
bers 406soc per box: Summer Squash. 35@50c
per box: Garlic, 2lz@3c per lb; Cabbage Doe
per ctI; Cauliiower 60c per dozen; Carrots, eoc
So675c per box; Egg Plant, 35950c per box;
Green Peppers 3OGa50c per box.
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Eastern Livestock Market.

CHICAGO. Sept 5-CATTLE-Receipts 2s.
600; market 1oc lower. Beeves. SO. 650e so
cows and heifers 81. .s5@5.15; stockers and feed
ers. 81 2.5o@435; Westerns, $3.8o@585; calves
S5.506T.75.
HOGS Receipts, 22,o0o: market steady to 1oc
lower. Mixed and butchers $5.65d6.35: good
heavy, $5,s0@6.2 20; rough heavy $5.25a5 60,
light, s5,so@6.35: pigs s5.15@e10; bulk Of
sales. $5.75d6.15.
SHEEP-Receipts. %. 600: market steady te
10c lower. Sheep, $3.6o@5 65; lambs 81 &c
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Dr,ed Fruits and Rais,r..

Advices from the south say that the honey
crop of the San Joaquin Valley this year ii
ffteen years owing to the cool weather In June.
the subsequent foods along the rivers and the
filling up Of Tulare Lake. which destroyed a
great deal of bee pasture
FRUITS --Apricots, I4@16lsc per lb: Evap-
grated Apples. spot; b@ge; do su,ndried, 21b@
tarines. White and Red. 9@loc; Figs, white,
~ @4c; do Black, s@sHc; pitted Plnms. ~ a
0i5c:a Prures 1X62%c 4-size basis for future
delivery, with a preminm for the large Sizes
RAISINS--1e06 crop-Seeded. 45a@6c; Loose
Muscatels, 4c, 41zc and DC for ?, and Z
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ToMLIN CLEARED OF CHARGE
OF TAKING wOMAN's JEwELRY
Democratic Nominee of shasta County
Declares He Loaned Money TO
His Accuser.

w. Tonlin, Democratic candidate for
Sheriff OF Shasta County. who was
charged by Bertha Goethe OF 1908 TuAS
street with stealing her Jewels. say
that the accusation of the woman is
without foundation. and that instead
OF taking her jewelry he loaned her
money as a matter OF fact. Police
Judge Mogan did not take any stock
in the womans charges and he dis
missed the case.
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Poultry and Game.

Receipts of Poultry continued light. being just
about sufficient to balance trade requirements,
and the market was accordingly firm. with de-
sirable stock finding prompt sale at stih prices.
The ear of Western that arrived on the preced-
ing day was closed out. the ruling prices being
SIS per dozen for Hens and S4@5 for small young
stock
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens IS. 5o@6 so for
large and s450d5 for small; old Roosters. 50 80
"A; young Roosters. Sc. Soar. 30 for large and s5
M6 for small: Fryers, sab: large Broilers, $50
a.50; small Broilers. s2.5o93; Pigeons. $I.25;
Squads. S1.25@1. 50 Ducks, $3.50@5: Geese.
s1-25@i.5o per pair; live Turkeys, 1s@2oc per
pound.
GAME-Per dozen: Hare. 81; Cottontail Rab-
bits So so
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and other Gratr..

WHEAT-Liverpool futuses were lower r,b,.
cago declined l5c. and In this market December
declined NC. The cash grain was also lower
The stock IN regular warehouse and ,n MI -
September l was 29.937 TONS against "a ~ TX
tons August l. The receipts in August were
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. $i.20 for No. j and 81 21z
for choice California White Australian, 81 u e
@1.30; lower grades OF California. S1 1oG
LILY; Northern Club. $l.2o@i Ply: Nortbeen
Bluestem, 81 PIN 30; Northern Red 81 soil
FUTURES q
10 to IL $50 o'clock Session.
Open High. Low Close
December ...1 .22Z Sl.22% 81. 22b 81 .22II
BARLEY-The stock in regular warehouse and
on wharf September 1 was 5i.s4s tons, agafnst
92s7 tons August l. The receipts in August
were 12,567 tons.
December advanced 1c yesterday and ths cash
grain also hrmer. Receipts were light.
The market In the interior is reported active
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Sept 5.-cash quotations were as
follows: No. spring wheat, 74d74Ac: No. 8,
$50 75ci No. 2 red, 7o@7o1sc; No. corn.
assAe; ssA; No. SS,.o yellow 4sSe; No oats soa
d32c: No. 2 rye. 561sc; fair to choice mailing.
40d4sc No fax seed. $1.041s No /
$3.95@4.05; clover contract grades, sI2; short
ribs. sides tloosel, ss.65@s.5o; mess pork.
per bbl $500; lard per 100 lbs, So e71a; short
clear sides tboxedl, $s.s7h@e. whisky. basis
vim G - "
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COPPER STATEMENTS.

BOSTON. Sept. 5.-The smelter companies
annual statement for the year ended April 90
Just out, shows that the surplus left after de-
ducting extraordinary expense and employee
sharing fund is almost equal TO approximately
10-2 per cent, applicable to dividends on the
common stocks
The Wolverine Mining Company has declared
a seni-snnual dividend Of So a share, parable
October 4. Boks close September 10 and reopen
October /. This makes a total Of SIT for the
current year, IS having been declared on
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

crown respectively; Seedless. 31kc: Seedless
Sultanas, 4c; Thompson Seedless. &c for un-
bleached and S011c for bleached Imperial,
clusters, 6-crown, 81. 80; Dehesa, clusters, s.
crown, 81; fancy clusters, 4-crown. $1.50; Lon
don Layers, 3-crown, 81; London Layers, 2-crown,
90c
NUTS-19O6 crop-Almonds. Nonpareils. 16c;
|: K. l., 15c; Ne Plus Ultra. 141Ac; brakes,
l21sc: Languedoes, 12c, and Golden State, II 15c