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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-17

Smokers Shown BY Handwriting.
Mr.. Saunders. . former schoolmas-
ter, told the British house OF lords
committee ON Juvenile smoking that
he could detect smokers BY their
handwriting-that OF boys who smoked
being . loose. nabby kind. Handwris-
ing. he said. was . cinematoyraph OF
the heart.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-17
To Wash y.lxs,ssn.

velveteen may bs washed by shaking 10
about In warm Ivory Soap suds: then
rinse thoroughly and let it drip dry. On
no account squeeze Of. wiring e. isc care
otherwise IL will be crooked when dry.
ELEANOR II. PARKER.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-17

There is shortage of small bills"
complains q Washington dispatch
Yes. and that isn't the worst of It.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-17

A. . rule. . divorced woman acts -
though she had been born that way.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-17

Tho fellow with money to burn may
live to rake the ashes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-17

MIS- Wiasssv-s seeehisg ayssP.
Yos ehiidrsa leeshtnR. softsns the fednees -
isassos. .aiAys Al. esFss VIA oolis nc sossls.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-17

All crcamcries uso butter color. Why
not do As they do-uss JUNE TINT
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Dairy Produce closed the week strong. with
the market unusually active FOR SATURDAY. there
being brisk demand for all three descriptions.
The supply OF strictly fine fresh ranch Eggs was
barely SUFFICIENT for current needs. and some
dealers were paying g premium for the goods
one lot or 20 cases OF selected selling on The
Exchange ct half cent above the official quota
ton. All grades were marked up. the advance
being &c In frsts and iAc in selected and sec
oads- Butrer was firmly held and creamery ex-
trss would probably have been higher bur for
the expected arrival OF several boats from tie
Worth with fresh supplies. Creamery hrsts and
seconds and packing stock were all higher under
an active demand and rather short supplies
There was no change In Cheese
Sales on tie Exchange were as follows:
BnfteT-lo halfboxes creamery extras at 23c
Eggs-2o cs selected ranch at 2S1zc and 80
at 2sc.
Cheese-25 new fancy fats at I2c
Receipts were 1920 lbs Butter 4610 lbs
Cheese and 45e cases Eggs.
The official quotations, established BY sales
bids and offers on the noor OF the Dairy Ex-
change, follows:
BUTTER-Fresh Creamery extras. &c per
ID. steady; do hrsts. 21c. stesdy; seconds 2oc
steady; packing stock firm at 1Sc for No. ! and
lTlsc for No
cHEESE-Faney California new fats lec
per H. firm; do frsts. lie firm; Young Amer
ieas, fancy, i2i3c. steady; do frsts. l2c steady
Eastern storage. I6I5c, steady; Western, new
l5c. steady.
EGGS-California fresh selected. 2sc per
dozen, frm frsts. 25c. firm: seconds, 1Sc Arm
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DEATH OF ADMIRAL TRAIN
CAME As A SAD SURPRISE
Navy Department Issues Orders to Have
the Body Returned 90 This
Conufrv

CHEFU. China. Aug. 4.-The siok-
ness OF Rear Admiral Charles J. Train,
commander In chief OF the United States
Asiatic fleet. who died here yesterday.
began July 20. He was confined to his
room shortly afterWard. but his illness
was not considered serious until yes
tef6ay, and il was not expected to be
fatal until a few hours before his
death.
The admlraFs son Russell and Sur
geOns Henry G. Byer and Henry z.
OceH. wke have been in attendance on
the admiral continuously for several
days. were ct his bedside until the end,
which was peaceful
The command of the Asiatic station
devolves upon Rear Admiral Dayton
until the arrival OF Rear Admiral BrOn-
ser with a feet OF armored cruisers.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 4--Ths Navy
Department has issued the customary
orders concerning the late Admiral
Train. and instructions have been given
TO have the body sent 20 this country.
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Lo. angeles Markets.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 4.-Scarcity OF good
quality Of butter was the feature OF the produce
market today. There is q sufficient Quantity Of
second and lower grades but for strictly nrst-
class butter the demsnd far exceeds the supply.
An advance OF &c is expected
Cheese Of all Anchor makes advanced In price
tedey. making the base iTc fer Anchor. Stocks
are Hight and today's heavy receipts went into
storage
Potatoes were abundant but fancy varieties
are scarce. Onions are still scarce. but heavy
shipments are due the first OF next week and
prices will not advance.
The egg market showed DO change to-day Teee-
tables Of nearly all kinds are In oversupply.
Receipts: Eggs 2SS sceses butter 10 2s6
pounds cheese lo. .255 pounds. potatoes e57 sacks
sweet potatoes 10 sacks. beans IS sacks.
Joobing prices: Butter-Creamery, 2ib roll
5115c; fancy valley. 55G57I5c; fancy coast soc;
coast choice, 45941ise; cooking, 1se.
Cheese-Northern, fresh, 14GI5c; Anchor.
large, lFc; do Young America, 1sc: 10 hand
made, lsei Eestern. singles l5la 9l6c; do
Twins, 15c: Cheddsrs. Ice.
Eggs-Southern California ranch, eandled osc;
Northern. candied. iSc: Eastern. fresh. 2ec.
Potatoes ictlsi-Ear,y Rose, Northern 81 .35G
LAO; Burbanks. $1-5oIl .65; choice, 81 So II 20
Onions-feiaow Dan~e-s, si.5o.
Beans fcrisl-Pink No. I, 81 40: No. 2 81 30
Lima No. !. So Lady Washington No. 1. s.. 100
s-25; do small white No. I. s3.eo95.15: black
Hoasy lOlmeoph water white. I2HaI5e:
light aTnber. 1oG r. syt-seted water white Ga
e1ke; light amber, 5e:5I-o beeswax. 2Te.
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boats both receivers and buyers became con-
fused and in consequence there was no market
have amounted to 1906 TONS
Nearly all Of this came Into market by
water. The great difficulty confronting US at
the present time s the transportation problem,
The Southern Pacific Company's order not to
receive Hay for shipment 70 San Francisco Is
stfli in force aud nowhere throughout the country
has there been any hay loaded this week for
were loaded and routed 10 San Francisco during
the last few weeks still remain held on switches
and sidetracks in the country and are not being
brought to the market This is causing US TO
reiv almost WHOLLY upon the boats to supply
San Francisco II is very difficult at this time
TO obtain the necessary number OF boats TO
handle the crop and therefore we have continued
rery short Of the different varieties Under
For all classes OF good Hay. II has not been
SO much matter Of price as OF getting Hay
into market for consumption
Alfalfa Hay Is coming forward more freely
and the market is becoming settled.
There has been practically no Straw IN
during the last two weeks and the market ts
the boats being engaged on other WORK.
BRAN-s2o .50922 per ton.
IDDLINGS-S26d30 per ton.
sHoRTs-s21 5OG22. 80 per ton.
Mixed TPs FEED. s2sae. oiicsEe Neal Il ssoa iots
81 meal @ At mills. sos in 10 and ssS 80 IN ton tos
lots. tqsns sss So &C. Corn Hdfs Msa SSss@e cEses
Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal
carload lots. so; iobbing. 81 per ton
Mealfalfs s1s so in car lots and s2o 81 smaller
Hay y Choice wheat. SIC. .5o01T so per
ton; good wheat sl5a1e; other grades
Wheat si2di4: Wheat and Oat Si9Gl6: Tame
oat, slogls; Wild oat, ss9i2; Alfalfa, ssGli;
STRA W-4p660c per bale
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Cash Grain and Provision..

CHICAGO. Aug. 4-The wheat market was
again under complete control by the bears who
used their advantage 70 hammer the price down
% new low record rsz-k for the season Cash
houses were the principal sellers early IN the
day. but toward The noon hour the selling be-
came general and the market developed extreme
weakness. The principal factor IN the sltua-
ton was the continued free movement OF wheat
from the farms, total primary receipts today
being LII 900 bushels, compared with ei2,0
hashels the corresponding day year ago. The
decline of nearly &c bushei Ia the price OF
wheat st 81. Louis supplemented the heavy
movement IN its depreFsiag effect OF the local
market The Ohio crop report. which showed
the condition Of the wheat crop 10 be go
against ss On July ]. was smother bearish fac
Ter. There were some bullish adrlces but
these were apparently passed over. Among
these reports was one which claimed that heavy
rains IN Kansas had caused wheat IN the shocks
70 sprout and had resulted IN considerable dam
age. The market closed very weak. prices be-
ing az the lowest point q the day. September
opened lk@Ec lower AZ T3H0T5Lc sold al
7SAe aud then declined 70 7lHe. Final quo
tAtions were q 70 lisc lower at 71H1T2c d
An Official forecast OF showers tonight Ia
Illinois caused weakness ia the corn niarkst.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local Bank Cearings gain 45oo or per cent over 1905
Wa-street Stocks quiet and weaker. Cotton weaker
Local securities neglected Tonopah shares active
Silver and Exchange about as before
Wheat slightly lower and Barley futures 1c off
Oats, Corn and Beans previously quoted
Conditions in Hay and Feedsufs show no general change
Fresh and Cured Meats still firm and selling we'll
Wool dull and easy Hops and Hides firm
Dried Fruit and Raisin markets we'll held by growers
Potatoes Onions and Vegetables good supply and weak
Butter and Eggs higher Cheese firm and unchanged
Fresh Fruit trade hampered by late river boats.
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Deeiduous md Citru. Fruits.

The late arrival Of the river boats, none OF
which arrived before noon, greatly restricted
traffic In fresh fruits aud the market generally
Nas In a most unsatisfactory condition there
being no established prices FOR anything except
early express arrivals OF Berries and orchard
fruits IN small packages. Offerings OF Canta-
fruits in the early trade consisted almost en-
trey OF carried-over stock which was difficult
brought by the belated boats arrived too pi,,fs ass
10 be marketed and had to be he'd over for to-
morrows market. Muscat Grapes were Offering
m small quantities and brought good prices. but
the other kinds, bly, the Seedless variety
were very dall and weak. with supplies burden
some, Apples had q weak tendency and large
receivers we're shading prices on the best stock
in anticipa ton Of breek
BERRIES-Strawberries SsGlo per chest for
Lonzworths and s6d9 for the large varieties
Bisekberr.es, 81 5og4 per chest; Rsspherries,
pound
APpLEs-Fancy. s1@125 per box for Alter
choice. 50a75c; crabappies, ecGs5c for small
and Sl.25 Tor large boxes.
PEARS-B2rtletIs. s5cGsl per box for No.
! and @ S9455c for No 2; per Ton, si5gs5
for small open boxes: small packages io465e.
PLUMS-Crates. GoGs5c; large boxes. G5e1si:
small packages $4,000. per ton sl5925.
PRUNEs-T5cGSi per boy or crate; baskets,
G0Q1sc; large boxes. sI41-25.
NEcTARINES-75cdsi per crate.
FIGs-a. 25Gl-5o per box for double and 75cG
GRAPES-small boxes and crates; Museats,
81 25g 80; other varieties. 5ogI zoe.
MELoNS--Cantaloupes Sl5og2 per crate;
per crate; waternelons, s2.5o13 per dozen for
large and S1G2 for small
CITRUS FRgITS--Per box; Valencia Oranges.
S3I4; Lemons, s. seas for fancy, S2.50d3 for
choice and 81 5og2 for standard; Grape Fruit. So
TEoPIcAL TRUITs..Bspssnnas. sag per
American. PtneapDlee. $1M4 dcZen-
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large and 80. TO for medium. 81 % for small and
50c for Colts: Horse Hides, dry. s292 .o5 for
lsrge and 81 .506I.75 for medium. Is for
small and SOC for Colts Buckskins-Dry Nexi-
can, 35c; dry saIted Mexican. a6c; dry Central
American, 3Thc. Goatskins-Prime Angoras
zoe; extra large do. sl.25; large,t 55c; medium
Soc: small. 55c.
TALLOw-No. rendered. ~ 64Hc IN bbls;
Grease 3d31sc
woOL-Spring clip-San Joaquin and South
Wanaac;d Nc5taern' Sde oIlsf df i sno
Nevada 1Tdisc per H.
HoPS-lI9 1Sl4c for 1905 and 13d15c fer
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New York Cotton Market.

SSW YORK, Aug. 4.-Tbere being no cables
our market opened steady and about un-
changed with trading very active and the mar
ket nervous zs usual after s decline. Il al
ways brings lot OF heavy selling orders 81 the
opening On the decline there was heavy short
covering IS well ss some buying On the reac-
non theory. The Teekly figures we're fairly bull
ls1- Ihe sptn1ers' tskfngs for tie week were
- zsl. against 23s.654 last yesr. The market
has hed very bad break snd has shaken cut
unent we're buyers and II IS estimated that
about 50 Ooo bales were bought on cable orders
he Decline OF thirty points. however, has not
changed conditions. which point 10 much lower
prices ultimately The market has not liaui-
Gated lie long interest which likely has been
bC.lt CD In tie last six months Weather con
ollo1s over sunday promise 70 be favorable.
Ile buL leader has probably reduced his long
interest materially, although many Observers do
ulr rPr helieTe lie Is OF nf The nlarla+
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Meat Market.
The week closed with quotations unchanged.
though lower prices are expected for Hogs, es
previously reported.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates, per pound. from sieughterers
TO dealers. follows:
BEEF-5a5Ac for Steers and s95c for
Cows.
yEAL-sGehc for large and s0se for
small.
MUTToN-sA@ec for wethers and sGsHe
for Ewes.
LAMBS-sGf0c
DRESSED H0GS-aH a1fe.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. less 50 per
cent shrinkage for Cattle;
CATTLE-Steers. 6%e per ID for No. and CO
g1se for No 2; Cows and Heifers, &c; No.
Cows. 4lSc; thin Cows. 4c.
CALyES-E G44c per ID for light. sssQ4c
For Medium and 563lsc foz heavy (gross weight.
sHEEP-wethers. 4AG4&c per. ID; Ewes 4c
tgross weight.
LAMBS41- G5c per ID.
H0Gs-14o 70 ESQ lbs. T% G7Hc per 10: 40
lbs and under. rs fIAc; $50 lbs and over, 7Ec;
Boars 80 per cent. Stays 30G4o per cent. and
sows lo92o PEI cent OF from above quotations
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Potatoes, onion. and Vegetables.

All shipping orders have been filed and with
the usual dullness incident 10 the end Of the
week prevailing, The market for Potatoes and
Onions closed weak, with eli indications pointing
TO an easy market on Monday. None OF the
river boats had arrived up 10 a late hour. which
N cans that there will be at least two DAYS
supplies on hand when business is resumed To-
morrow
Vegetables were weak, with the exception of
Tomatoes Lima Beans and Bell Peppers, which
were in comparatively light supply, owing 10 TIE
nom arrival of the river boats.
PoTAToES-Per ctl; River Whites 75cl
sI9l.I5
oNIoNS-TeIlow, per cti. so7s5e.
VEGETABLEs-Green Corn. crates. s1GI5o
for 4aEleda and 756S5c for Berkeley. sacks
I5cqs 81 .; Green Peas. 2a2,sc per ID; String
Beans. 2S3c per III: Wax Beans, Sd5Isc per Is:
Lima Beans. 7dSc per ID; Tomatoes. foa af5c
per box; Cucunhers, 5995ee per box; Summer
Squash, 4016oe per box; Garlic, 2G3I2c per II;
Cabbage 5Bc per ctl; Caulihower. 4oc per dozen
Carrots. eoc per sack; TUrnips- Soc per sack
Green okra. 5eGe5e per box: Egg Plant, 50a75c
per box; Green Peppers, 81 al. 80 per box for
Bell and 409T5c for Chile
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DIsBELIEvES REPORT
OF HART'S RESIGNATION
British Government Confident That
Collection of Chinese Customs
VIII Proceed as Before.

LONDON, Aug Answering a
question in the House OF Commons to-
day. Foreign Secretary Grey said the
Government had no reason 20 believe
the report OF the intended resignation.
OF Sir Robert Hart. Inspector General
OF the Chinese Imperial Customs. was
correct
The Secretary had been informed by
Charge d dAnaires Carnegie OF the Brit
ish legation at Peking OF the new in
structions given to the Inspector Cen
eTal OF Customs and they did not ap-
pear to be contrary to the assurances
given BY China that the actual admins
tration OF the customs would continue
as before
The Secretary was inquiring, how
ever. as TO whether this had been made
quite clear.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEN YORK. Aug. 4-FLOUR-Receipts
Miaaesots patents. 2sa4 50; '0 Do b bsksss sss
strsigats. D SsT5S3 s.: wiater extras. 81 eoa
WE5EEAT--Receipts 5Ee Io3 600; spot easy: No. 2
h@srd @ winter, soAc Z @ b a1oat- Except for
iltlle steaainess az the opening, due 10 rains
forenoon. reaching lowest prices Of the season.
TIE selling motives were big receipts weakness
n 81 Louis and besrish Ohio State crop
ioss Nay s4x'gssc. Closed s4le: septenbsf ae bst
. 5,l6a so5.c, closed Ts54c; December 81 1916
HoPs-Firm: State. common 10 choice. 1905.
1o9lTe le0i. nominal; oids. nominal: Pacific
Coast 1905. 1lG1sc; 1904. lie; oids nominal
zee' SsiiioE1is- = 70 = pounds. 2lc; Texas,
WOOL-Steady: domestic fleece. 3573sc
PETROLEl M--Easy: refined New York
= GO; Philadelphia and Baltimore. sT.55: do IA
bulk s4-45
EEsiY-steady: strained. common to good,
.coFFEE-spot Rio. steady: No invoice.
SAC; mid, steady; COrdovs, eG12xc Futures
Sales for the haif session were Seported Of
L5.e0o 6asx- inclading; September. 6 s59s. 95e;
Dsessnaer LOG -l5c; March 1901 4oc; May.
SUGAR-Rsw. fra; fair reclining. sac; cen
reaasd. steady; No. G, 400; 10. Z, lie; 10
8, 4.loc; No. 9, z.eoei No. 10, Sc No. II,
3-95c; No. u. 3-9oc; No. 13. 5-s5c: No. IA
5s5e; eonfeetiOaers' A. s.e5e; mold A. 6.I5e:
cut loaf. 5-50c; crushed. $500; powdered Ooe; !;
granulated. 4soc: cubes, 5o5c-
BUTTER-Firme-; street prices, extra cream
cry. 2I6HHc; official prices creamery common
70 extra. iI82lc; Western initiation creamery
extra, Is1z 81ec
HEESE-Each1nged.
EGGS-ClchGnEed.
DRIED FRUITS.
ETAPORATED APPLES-FOr December ship
neat are a shade easier under more liberal Of
feTilgs from the Interior and December de-
Iveriss are quoted around &c. The spot mar
ket Is unchanged, with prime quoted az Il a
TX choice. II = 9l1&c: fancy, i2c.
PRUNES-Are IL very limited supply on spot
and quotations are firmly held with CaIifornia
7Os 70 40s quoted at : Il 9Se and Oregon s0s TO
POS az ~ IS-ac-
APRICOTs-Are more less nominal. with
fancy quoted az 15Hs
PEACEES-Are unchanged, with choice at
IoG GLE extra choice, 1ls Sil5sc; fancy, IIZ
QI2c, extra fancy, l2QI2H.
RAlSISS-4re hrm on spot. with loose Mus
cHtel quoted at sTsaTc; seeded raisins. ease;
London Layers. nominal
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Cash Grain and provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug. Cash quotations were as
follows; Flour, easy; winter patents s. ,5oG
$500; strsignts s3-20G5.T5: bakers. s.. .sod
$50; No. spring wheat T4GT5c; No. ). ToG
T4e; No. red. 7oL l72c; No corn se& &c;
No. Yellow, 5ohG5oEe; No, 2 oats. sos No.
2 white. BIZ 9s2Ae; No. white. Soh G3lA
20: 2 re. 66c; god feeding barley; S54see;
si.oT; No. Northwestern. s1.1o. prime timothy
seed, -; clover. contract grade, si2, short ribs
sl7 lard. per 100 pounds. $3.50: short clear
sides Choxedl. so.5o9e.62h; whisky. basis Of
high wines Si.2e
seed. 81; short RIBS sides doossl. s9.151p. .25;
mess pork, per barrel. sIT; lard. per 100 pounds
SIS so; short clear sides boxed. SO. .50ae 90
hfeEv hoeg sofh hs1h e
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FEARS THAT TAINTED NEAT
WILL MAKE TAINTED MONEY
Nelson Morris Hesitates About Pre-
sentfRg John Harvard Estate on
Avon TO University.

LONDON. Aug 4.-NeIson Morris re-
Gently told a London friend that he
had purchased the John Harvard estate
at StTatford-on-AvOn with the full in
tentiOn Of presenting it to Harvard
University He hesitated. however. 70
tender the gift on account or the,
prejudice that had lately been aroused
against the American meat packers.
He seemed 20 think that for the pres
ent he could not gracefully carry out
his intention
While speaking OF the canned meat
scandal Norris stated that his firm had
already suffered a net loss OF s2.00o,009
in It's foreign trade on account OF The
OUtcry raised against the products OK
Chicago packing houses.
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FRANCE AND TURKEY DISPUTE
OVER FRONTIER OF TRIPOLI
Both sides Are Firm, but liz Is Not Ex-
peeted That ANY Serious TrOu-
Bile VIII Fellow.

PARIS, Aug. 4.-Strained relations
have arisen between France and Turkey
over the frontier OF TripOli adjacent 20
the French Sahara Turkish troops re-
Gently occupied the disputed territory
Frances protest was Ineffective. the
Turkish Em5assGdOr having today re-
ceived Instructions to maintain the
Turkish claims.
Officials here do not expect the affair
10 assume serious proportions, although
the attitude OF both sides is very firm.
Turkeys activity is Interpreted as be-
ing further evidence OF Mussulman op-
position 10 European prepOndsrance IN
North Africa
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The sharp break In wheat also exerted de-
pressing eject Covering by shorts caused
some reaction from the low point, but senti-.
ment IN the pit was beerish all day. The
close was weak. September opened unchanged
TO sc lower at 49L 94ekc. sold OF to 4sEc
ana closed u 70 sc lower at 4964eke.
notwithstanding the weakness Of wheat and
corn the cat market was fairly steady. There
was good class of buying in evidence and
oHefihgs were not large. September opened
oISc and closed &c lower at So-Lc
f1oFisions We're quiet and steady A sc ad-
vance II hogs was bullish influence. Liberal
SHIPMENTS OK lard also tended to steady the
narset: Al the close September pork was ua-
sSs5 and ribs were loc higher AZ s. 81
The leading futures ranged es follows:
ArtlcieS- Open, High Low Close
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bu,Iion.
wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-The week closed with Chicago 1&c
lower. The Ohio August report showed crop
condition OF 90 per cent OF an average crop.
against 95 last year and SIS year ago.
In this market futures were couple Of frne-
tons lower and quiet The spot grain showed
some variations IN the direction OF lower prices
Owing 10 the Changed conditions In the Flour
trade this year the nillers are not rushing to
buy Wheat as they did az this time last year
CASH WHEAT
California Club. sl.30l- .35; California White
Australian, new, q. 35G -4e; lower grades of
lS213: Northern Biuesten. s1.z2ls a. rs for old
and 81 35dl-40 for new; Northern Red, 81 32ls
91-35 per ctl-
FUTURES.
10 to II 80 O'Clock Session.
December-Si- 29A
BARLET-FeAd was lower 10 arrive decIIn-
ing from 81 10 9Ti5c for No. !. The spot mar
ket continued bare and rs hrm as ever When
the burned portions Of the seawau are rebuilt
dealers expect larger deliveries into this city
Futures were lc lower.
CASH BARLEY.
Go2eSfo choice new Feed, slGi.o5; common
TO t6s: s2t geTlsc &c: ctl; Brewing and Ship
Pig. S1-o5dI.10 per ctI.
FUTURES.
10 TO II 80 o'clock Session
n oDe1; Dsa High Low; Close.
OATS-As already mentioned. some dssrsss
are reporting rather more demand while Others
end the market as quiet as ever. Quotations.
remain unchanged
Good 10 choice Red, sis0al. 10: common 10
fair. 1.iSIi. %; Blacks are nominal
cORS-PTevlous conditions prevail Stocks
are light and the market Is quiet
California, sl-95 asked for small round yellow :
Western mixed, 81 .4oQl .z21s; Yellow, 81 zeA a
i.f5: White 81 .4235 q u 4k per ctl.
RfE-Si.3o9l.52h per etl.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
GErAnA
France Make. Denial.

Bunker Hm..l.as -ieent EureAs.1 As .s7,s
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Aug 4-The statement Of the
clearing house bsaks for this week shows that
the banks hold zl22 SIS over the legal re-
serve requirements. The statement:
Loans 81 .e77, lel, Te0, increase Sls.T1e COO
Deposits s.. .o16. 5ee 500. increase S14.4s2. 400.
Circulation Sz6 .5I6- 600. decrease S527- 200
Legal tenders SS7. .T25. 800, decrease 81 7z5 500.
Specte Sle554f- -S05- increase 81 .os6. 500.
ReserTe S2s3. .2T2, 500. decrease sS4e. 200.
I20 500
Surplus s14. I22 eT5. decrease s4.7s 500.
Ez-U niree States deposits SIs.2i5, S50,~ de-
crease 50 ss5 $40
The figures q the State banks appear for the
trst tine II the bank statement.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
Poultry md Gume.

Poultry closed the week with the market
pretty well cleaned up bur receivers were ohIigs5
to nake round concessions to eaect elearances
OF inferior stock. Large young Roosters and
heavy Hens we're the only articles on the list
10 show any hrmness, saplias Of those descrip-
tioas being limited Two cars OF Western stock
are expected tomorrow.
PoULTRY-Per dozen: Hens. IS. 5oGa 50 for
large and s.. 50I5-5o for small; old RoostArs
SS5o4 90; young Roosters S917.50 FOR large
and SJG5-50 for small; Fryers. 50 50G4 50:
Broilers. S2G3- 50; Pigeons. SiGI-25; SQUADS
81 pal 80: Ducks S35oGi
GAME-Nominal
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
NEVADA.
Tonopsh District.

UTAH.
Con Mercur =. 81 sal