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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Horace Miller to A. S. Macdonald. balf Of lot
SR Spe5Se fSrSsr 30 bg S ioS sio ana van
C. o. G.. Miller ct al. to same, half OF lot
on NV line OF Stevenson street, 2T5 SW OF
Horace II. Miller to same half OF lot on "
line Of Natoma street, 135 y OF Sixteenth. 50
H. s. Williamson and wife to E. wenzel. lot
on w line of Thirty nth avenue. $50 n OF +
street. 80 by w 120; $40
Louis Houser and wife to William Wolf lot on
W line OF Geary street, 1868 w Of Webster. "
50 by n 1876; $40.
Julia Bressler to Joseph Passama and wife, lot
on w line OF Collins street, It's $ OF Point I.o-
bos avenue, S 25 by w 120; $500.
S. Ducas Company to Cornelius McGinty, lot
r line Of Venus street. 125 n OF Williams
avenue. T5 by 100; $40.
Josephine A. wardwell to Clark d. GTnespie
and wife. lot y line OF San Carlos avenre
eco S OF Nineteenth street. % by Z 70, S1O
Neis Nelson and wife to Claire l. Long lot on
wiIiiam A. ST. .Amant and wife to Frank
and Sanchez streets, 26:6 By W 1O5; So.
GOttlieb 7. KnOpf and wife to Jacob NJ Han
sen, lot on IL = . line OF Fourth avenue. 100 Of
Jacob Hansen ct al to H. P. Hansen. same,
William Camp and wife to Charles A. CarilIon
lot on line OF Hartford street 195 OF Ni1s
teenth, 25 by e 25; $40.
Duncan T. Macarthur and wife to Herman
h Hllbush. lot on F line of Locust street. 100
OF Sacramento. $ S2:71s BY E 1876; $40.
sW line Of Ritch street, 225 81 Of Falso.e 19s q
Sc % by sW 70; also lot on " Me Of SfsSo1 Sfsvs,
son street: Iss Of DubOee avenue. n q 81
W S7:6; $40.
Leroy Hough to wilhelmina R. Houeh Iot =,
W line OF Steiner street. SO n OF Broadvvav \
52:6 by w 52:6: so. ~
Frances W. Crawford to H. s. Bridge lot 81,
" line OF Thirteenth avenue 20 OF X sfr.sa -
W 40. 9. Z 120:613. : 1872: grant ~''
Lena Nebner to Frederick Nebner lot On WV
corner Of Mason and Greenwich streets n 1S.s
by W 60; gift. = Ao-F
NJ. Fisher Company 10 Nellie Bond lot an 9
line Of California street So E OF Prasidlo 49,
nue., 1916 by 5 100; $40. ~fe
Alexander Bond TO same same. aift
John II. Grady and wife to Anne T. r,-,
lot on NV line OF London street 1-E ~, oAs
France avenue. NE 2T5 by NV 100. $40 - "a
Athrr W. Cornwall and wife to Bruce g.
wall. one-eghth interest in lot on SvV cos.- os1-
of Second and Harrison streets. ~ Z 100 &
10, 20. z 10. %. w so. 5 % n 1eo y ~ y
also lot on Sc corner OF Harrison sfraet 80.
Yassar place, 100 by r IS: $40 oe' ahd
Everett y Bee to Sophronia II Ra. -.
land block 951 and two other pieces. sfo o''siue
Sophronia l. Bee to Everett n Re-
w. A. Glmz and wife to Johanna G. Mo-,
lot on line OF Sixth avenue, 100 S Of n st,ase' ts'
% BY 90: SO = "a d street,
Albert H. Ehret and wife to Iindsav Z,
and wire, lot on W line OF Twentv-sjxth a. ae Sneii
800 OF California street. 25 bv " fae esee, s,
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Receipts of Produce.
For SATURDAY. sEprEMREl
THE STOCK MARKET.

WESTERN STATES
,orn, ctls ...... 1,o00I
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provision..

EutuFc Grain 1no ErOvIxlOnSs
CHICAGO Sept. 1--Interest in the wheat
pit today centered in the amount Of wheat de-
Hvered on September contracts. Early In the
Gay estimates, supposedly conservative, placed
the amount of tnis wheat at 1900, 600 bushels.
but Tue actual deliveries fell short of this
amount by about .. .000, 900. The difference be-
tween the estimates and the actual deliveries
caused active buying of the September option
throughout the entire session and resulted IN
an advance of nearly 1c the September de-
livery The strength OF the current month
hGd steRdying effect the more distant de-
iveres which were besrishy affected by lower
cables and generally favorable weather in the
spring wheat territory. Shorts and elevator IN
terests were the chief bidders for September.
The market closed firm. December opened 1S q
Ac TO A@Ac higher at 73A Ac to T4c, sold be-
tween 73hc and 74@741sc and closed 4c up
at 1871 @74c.
Sentiment in the corn pit was bearish, but
the market held steady by the smalness
OF the deliveries September contracts. The
market closed steady. December oponed shade
lower ct 43%c, sold between 43h4435sc and
c:osed unchanged ut 43Se
Delivery of oats September contracts
amounted 10 about 800 900 bushels. which was
about half of the previous estimates. The mar
set closed strong. December opened shade 10
&c higher ct 30x @31c. sold UP to 9112 OBJ 9sc
and closed up Sac at the top price.
Provisions were extremely quiet but firm A
5c advance in the price of live hogs supported
the bulls. At the cose September pork was up
q shade Mt s1e.9o@t16- -32i. Lard up a
shade st Ss.TI1a as. so. Ribs were SC higher at
ma
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Fair Trading in Bonds-MininE Stocks
Rather Quiet.

Bonds sold we'll again yesterday, SEQ 600
changing hands. OF this. S42. 900 was in the
United r. r. As at slight advance TO $50 75.
Shares were quiet, and the only change was
advance in 0nomea Sugar to S34.12b The
following bonds were ex-coupon: Bay Count '
Power, per cent, $3.50; California Gas and
Electric General per cent. $3.50: Ferris and
Clif House. per cent, $500; Los Angeles
Pacific Railroad OF California, per cent s.: so:
MarketStreet Railway, LIST Con-, 8 per cent
$3.50; Pacific Gas Improvement, 4 per cent
Sl.00; Powei-Street Hallway, per cent $500;
Spring Valley Water, per cent $500; Spring
Valley Water (3ds). per cent s1.0O; Stock
ton Gas and Electric, 6 per cent. $500; Yo-
semitic Short Line. Al per cent. s2.25.
The mining stocks continued quiet, compared
with the recent activity, and the Comstocks
generally lower. The Southern Nevadas
were steady, as a rule, with an advance In
Silver Pick to 64c, buyer 60.
Tomorrow being Labor day and legal
holiday, of the boards win be in session.
The amounts disbursed in dividends by the
sugar stocks, August 81, follows
per share, amounting to S65, ,0OO Hutchinson
Sugar Plantation Company, 12Isc per share
amounting to Sl2.500; Onomea Sugar Company.
30c per share. amounting to $4,000; Paauhau
Sugar Plantation Company, 15c per share.
amounting to $4,000.
The assessment OF 50 per share, levied BY
the directors Of the Spring Valley Water Com
pany on August o. will be delinquent In the
companys office October i. 1906, and the
day of sale will be November /.
The Giant Powder Company Consolidated will
pay regular monthly dividend Of so cents
per share September TO-
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1-FLOUR-Receipts, 81
700 barrels; exports. 55l2 barrels; dull but
steady. Minnesota patents. S4.i014. 20: Mime
sots bakers. $340G3. so; winter patents SO T5M
4.15; winter straights, 81. .5003.65; winter ex-
tras. 81 So a .25 winter low grades So 7573 90
WHEAT-Receipts. e.300 bushels: spot, Arm |:
No red. 7T%c elevator and 7sZe T. o b.
a1oat: No. / Northern Duluth. S3Ac T. O. b.
afoat: No. hard winter. soc T. o. b. a6oat
eago and small Northwest receipts showing
hc to ssc net advance. The close was as fol-
lows Nay s4ssc. September 7sa.c, December
Size.
HOPS Quiet. Pacific Coast, 1905 crop, 1s@
1Sc: 1904 12c S
HIDEs-stezdy. California 20 TO 25 pound.
2le; Texas, - TO 30 pounds. 1ec.
PFTR0LEUM--Quiet Refined New Yo,t
$50: Philadelphia and Baltimore, 81 As: do in
bulk. $50. " A'
SUGAR-Holiday.
COFFEE Spot. quiet No. invoice. sxc.
Cordova, 9@l2l1c Futures closed steady at a
ne: decline of 5QI0 points. Sales Ie. 000 hs1s
including: September. 6.l5@e. zoe: becemheey
e-40c; May. s.7o96.75c; June, 6.e5c; July. q s5c,
August, 6.ooc..
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Easy: futures ~.
fered quite freely at recent prices. Prime 1oc
choice. I01zc: fancy. lie. e
PRUNEs-Unchanged. Spot, 71sGshc, accord
APRICoTs-FIrm. Choice, 1ec; extra choice
1Tc; fancy. lSG20c.
PEACHES-Unchanged Choice Jox a11c.
extra choice 1l@lI1zc; fancy. Ii@I2c; EXTRA
RAIsINs-Are in steady demand. Loose Mus-
catel. 6kW1c; seeded rsisins, case: London
layers, nominal.
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Flour and Farinnceous Goods.

There is no further change in the local Flour
situation. The Japanese demand up north has
closed owing to the expiration Of the time limit
during which the goods be got into Japan
before the increased import duty of 10c per
barrel goes to the price.
FLOUk--California Family Extras. S4.65@
6.1o. usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 400l4 IS;
Oregon and Washington s.. b0@4 per barrel
.FARiNACEoUS GOODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour S. % per Zoe
lbs; Rye Flour 1915: Rye Meal. So. 50 Rice
Flour. S.; Corn Meal, $2.75; extra Cream do,
1913; Oat Meal, s4.50G4.I5; Oat Groats, s4.75;
Hominy, So. 1894; Buckwheat Flour, $4.50I
LIS; Cracked Wheat. S3.T5; Farina, S4.50:
Whole Wheat Flour, 50. so; Rolled Oats. bh.s.
bbls, $3.50; in sacks, S4.l0; Pearl Barley. Sc:
Split Peas, boxes, $3.50; Green Peas, $3.50 per
100 pounds
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
'ERNAIIONAI
Wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-Tomorrow being Labor day and 81
legal holiday, there will be no grain market
Both Chicago and San Francisco futures were
fractionally hrmer yesterday, but the cash
changed quotations
CASH WHEAT
California Club, $l.22h for No. and 81 o2x
for choice; California White Australian. 81 Al
al .3215 lower grades Of California 81 l00i "a :.
Northern Club 81 .2214 @1.23A; Northern Blue
stem, 81 .30@l. Northern Red 81 32%
FUTURES
10 20 II 80 O'Clock Session
December-S1. 24Z.
BARLEY-The heavy receipts of 7o1O3 ctls
yesterday included cargo of Ga .392 ctls down
from Port Costa for export, leaving the net re
ceipts for this market small There were sew
eral sales of cash Feed at $1.05, and even over.
and futures were fraction frmer. Otherwise
there was nothing new.
CASH BARLEY.
Good TO choice Feed spot, sl@1.05; common
to fair. 9o9sS%c per etl; Brewing and Ship
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CIearing-House statement.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The statements of the
clearing house banks for the week shows tha {
the banks hold So Se9. 400 over the legal re-
serve requirements This is decrease Of
81. 40, ,61J. compared with last week
The statement follows: Loans 81 .O63 T3q 500
decrease Sz: 3o3 200 deposits 1902. o57. 200 de
crease SIl, ,Tof. .500 circuls ton SAG 03s 700 de-
crease Ses.9oo; legal tenders SSI 63S. 100 de-
crease $50 100; specie Sls1. T45. 500, decrease
S4.2s1.20o; reserve $3.50. .3S3. 700, decrease
a. 369. 800; reserve required $3.50 5I4 800 decrease
81. .94S, ,625: surplus 81 S63 800 decrease 81 400
eI5; Ex-U. S. deposits S5,447, $50, decreage
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Dried Peaches are reported very firm in de-
mand and tending upward In New York. Prunes
are reported frnier. and 1t is believed that the
bottom has been touched. Raisns continue
firm Local conditions remain about as before
FRUlTS-Apricots. 1zM16l5c per III; E.yap-
Grated Apples, spot, GG7c; do s1n-dried; 81. a
4c; Peaches. SiaWllc: Pears, T1&GaIOc; Nee
tarines. White and Red. 92loc; Figs. White.
2N Q4c; do Black. 3053%c: pitted Piums, T0
PIC; Prunes. ~ I2i4c for future delivery.
RAISiNS-1eo6 crop-Seeded. 4ls16c; Loose
Muscatels, &c, SIC and &c for .. 3 and
crown respectively; Seedless, She: Seedless
Sutanas, 4c; Thompson seedless &c FOR un.
beached and S@11c for bleached: Imperial,
clusters, 6-crown, $3.50: Dehesa clusters, S.
crown. 81; fancy clusters, 4-crown, 81. so; Lon
9Oc
NUTS-1906 crop-Almonds, Nonpareils, Ice
1. x. L., 15c; Ne Plus Ultra, l4kc; brakes,
121ac; Languedoes. 1oc. and Golden State, llHe
per h.
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Provisions.

market.
CURED MEATs-Bacon. 141ac per lb for
heavy. l4Ac for light medium. 151ac for light
Dry Salt Sides. l3c Bellies, 1s1sc; East
srn sugarcured Hams. lie; California
950; Family. $40; prime Ness Pork. SIG so
extra clear. s23; Mess, S19; Pig Pork S2G;
Pigs Feet. s5; Smoked Beef lac per 10.
LARD-Tierces quoted at Tj1c for California
compound. Sc for Eastern compound and 11%e
for pure: half-barres, pure, l2c; 10-lb tins.
l212c; 5-lb tins, 1890; 3-lb tins. 12Ac.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel, 8Stc; three
half barrels. 9ssc; tierce, 93Sc; two tierces,
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THE COPPER sTOCKs

BOSTON. Sept. IA rather strong bulge in
the bank statement and then the whole mar
ket took on life. with Amalgamated leading
An authority in the Copper trade says the
than at present. 1t is understood that during
August the largest metal selling company in
This authority SAYS there is very little Coppe-
IN sight for nearby delivery. In his opinion
the directors Of both the Anaconda and the
Amaigsmated companies cannot fail to ipcreas SO
their aiYidends at the next meeting
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

KEW YORK. Sept. Money on call. NOM
insl: no loans Time loans. strong: go and 30
days per cent; 6 months. y per cent bid.
None offered
Prime mercantile psper-G0T per cent.
Sterling exchsnge-Steady- at - $50 a
- 1855 for demand, and at $4-S0l50 S4-Se@0 for
sixty day bills.
Posted rates.. .sIIs Gs.s2 and S4s41s 94s5.
Commercial bliss. Tst2 G4-T9S-
Bar siiver-e6asc-
Mexican doliars-5i lzc-
Bonds-coyernmen;t weak: railroads. easy.
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trading was quiet as us,aI on Saturday In the
absence of cables.
Tin was quoted at s4o.5o@41
Copper continued nrm at $is.15@Io for lskc.
$iS.50dllS.T0 for electrclytic and SlS.2oD1So0
for casting.
Lead was hrm at s5.7sa5.eo and spelter at
$6Q6.10.
Iron was firm at recent prices
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Eastern livestock Market.

NhlNAOO-
CHICAGO. Sept. 1-CATTLE-Receipts4 400:
market steady; Beeves. s3.s5@6.so: cows and
helfers. $l-35Q5.20: stockers and feeders 80 80
q S425; calves. S5.506T50.
HoGS-Receipts. 5000; market strong to Sc
higher. Mixed and butchers So 9O6I6 47ll :
good heavy. SJ.9596.40; rough heavy s5s5G
So:l5: light. S595@6.50; pigs. S53O@6 20:
bulk OF sales. s5-95G640.
Sheep $S.15@625; lambs. S450@T.75
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Poultry and Game.

The usual weekend quietness prevailed in
Poultry, but there was little stock lying around,
and the general tone Of the market of
strength of Western will be available
tomorrow.
PoULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, SIS. 5o@6 so for
large and $4.50@5 for small; old Roosters, $3.50
"a; young Roosters. $6.5oG7.50 for large and IS
G6 for small; Fryers. s4.5o65: large Broil-
ers, s3.50@4; small Broilers. S3@3.b0; Pigeons.
$1.25; Squads. $1.25@1.5 80: Ducks, S4Q5;
Geese, $l.259l.50 per pair: live Turaeys. ls@
zoe per ID.
GAAfE-Per dozens Hare. So; oottontail Rao-
bits S25O
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leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Sept. Cash quotations were as
follows; No. spring wheat 75c: No. s. 7i@
I4lac: No. . red. 10k al &c: No. ? corn 4sf.c:
No. yellows 4s&c; No. ? oats. a0Mc: No. =
white, S29$3c; No. white, % Y @32c: No. 2
rye, 80 y q SIC: fair choice mating 400 4Sc
No. fazseed. Sl.o61a No. / Northwestern
s.. is; clover. contract grades. S12: short ribs
sides Qoosel SS7oQs so: mess pork per bbi
$3.50; lard. per 100 lbs ss.s2Ik short clear
sides thoxed), $s@9 .1219; whisky, basis of high
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i.25 for poor to common and s1.so for choice
FUTURES.

Dece1lber-99c
oATs-The situation showed further
change yesterday. All descriptions were firmly
held at previous prices, with n quiet market
fair, 81 .l605l 80; White, to arrive. sl.3212 q
l.42H; Blacks 1.6o@2. to arrive.
CORN-A line of 1000 ctls came In from the
West yesterday, the largest arrival of this de-
scrlption for long time. The situation shows
little change, the market being steady but quiet
California. 81 .55G1165 for small round yesto;T:
California white. 81 40; Western mixed. 81 y
fellow. 81 40: White, si.4o@1.421a per cti.
RIE-S1. .30GI1 32M per ctl.
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PORTLAND. Sept. f.-wHEAT-Club, Sc;
blue stem, Gee; red 63c valley. roc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Sept. Wheat unchanged. Blua-
stem, Csc; club, 60c red, CSC.
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Butter, Errs and Cb,...

CHICAGO Sept 1.-On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market was steady Creameries
ls@2Se; daries. 17@203sc. Eggs. firm: at mark
cases included i2I1@16c; frsts, IKE: prime
nrsis, 1eG2ic: extras. Gle Cheese, easier II u
Ql25c.
EIGIN, H., Sept. f.-BUTTER-Firm at 24c
pound Tie output for the week was 749 700
pounds
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Potatoes. Onion. and vegetables.

There was practically no market for river
Potatoes yesterday, the principal boat had
not arrived up to a late hour and stocks in
nrst hands were extremely light. Salinas Bur-
banks, too. were in scant supply. The market
was reported firm NIL around, though inactive.
Onions were steadier, stocks being less exces-
siFe than previously.
There was a good Saturday demand for mis-
cellaneous vegetables, but with supplies of most
descriptions still abundant the market named
weak There was a general advance In local
garden truck.
POTATOES-Per ctl:t River Whites. 90c0
s1.15: Salinas Burbsnks. S1@14o; Sweet Po-
tatoes, 2@2Ec per h.
ONIONS-Yeilow. per ctl. 60@11Sc
VFGETA ABB ES--Cireen Corn crates 1df so:
sacks, 5oc@s1: String Beans, 21a@315c per lb;
Wax Beans ala ase per & ID; Lima Beans. Beans sla@4c a
bers, so@4oc per b6x: Summer Squash. 25Q 4oc
per box; Garlic 2i1@ per ID; Cabbage. SOC
per ctl: Caulihower, G0c per dozen; Carrots, 60c
per sack: Turnips. Soc per sack Green 0kra.
5o6e0c per box: Egg Plant, S5@50c per box;
Green Peppers. 3oG50c per box.
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LEGAL. bank clesrings last week we're
S46. al, 7ss. against s3s. l22 S29 for the cor
responding week ia 1865, q gain ior this year
% S6-SlS 900. OF about 10 per cent.
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CeinaEe In AuEust.

The coinage at the local Branch Mint in Au-
gust consisted Of s. l20, coo in double eagles,
t35s.ooO IN hslf-dollsrs and 3o,oc0 Philippine
silver pesos.
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ronnrrnr a Holiday.
Local bank CIearinEs.

Tomcrrew being Labor day and 4 legal holi-
eIy business viii be suspended throughout the
United States.
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Haz and reed.tufr..

The market is still literally stocked with
bran M ana shorts. which are quiet at unchanged
Though the railroads have raised their en-
pargo g on receiving Hay at interior points the
in by rail than during the embargo. In conse-
euenee the market is again at the wharf All
ternay's receipts of 1884 tons included only y
cars
The circular of Scott & Masner says:
been 1881 tons. quite increase over last
week The railroad has been helping out a
little and arrivals have also been heavy by
dency toward easing of little Prices have
not changed so much, but sales drag and the
last week. Orders have been issued by the
railroad TO accept Hay for shipment to San
what OF scramble in the country to ship from
every point. Much difficulty however Is ex-
perienced in getting cars, as the equipment
at the disposal of Hay shippers is far below
that needed to make much of an impression
on the crop waiting for shipment What the
erect viii be on the market II the railroad
can bring steady and regular arrivals TO San
Francisco each day cannot be predicted with
any Reasonable certainty. Insufficient facilities
course. strong factor and will continue So
Most of the Hay coming in now is of a better
better then the cheaper and poorer grades. Ex-
port demand is fairly good and there is quite a
movement in that direction. Alfalfa Hay is
in light. supply. although about equal to de
n demand very active
BRAN-Sis. .50Q 10. so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$26d29. 20. 90 per ton.
SH0RTS-Sle@2o per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, S23@24;
Mixed Feed $23@24; Oicake Meal in 5-ton lots
.60; Jobbing, $3s per ton; Cocoanut Cake
meal ct mills, $23 in 10 and S23.5o in 5 ton
lots; jobbing. $24 Corn Meal, sal so; Cracked
Corn, S32; Horse Beans, nominal; Broom Corn
Feed 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload lots,
so; ,jobbing. $40 per ton; Mealfalfa. $l9.5o
in lots and $50 in smaller quantities.
HAY-ClOice
good Wheat. S15G16; other grades Wheat.
Sl2@14; Wheat and Oat, Sl2615; Tame Oat,
sl0@l5: Wild Oat, s9@12; Alfalfa, $s@1l;
stock. ST6S per ton.
STRAW-40@60c per bale.
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Bean. and seeds.

The week closed with conditions in Beans
previously stated. Most kinds are weak
owing to the approach of the new crop.
BEANS-Per ctl: Bayos, S3@3.10i Pea,
nominal at $3. 50G3. 10: small White. S363. 20 /;
large White, $3.50: Pink 81 $50 25: Red 81 10
a.; Lima. ssIoG3.75: Red Kidneys, s4.2 i;
Blackeye s4.50G475; Butter, nominal
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, S3. T5@4; Yellow
Mustard. 50. 25@3b0; Flaxseed $3.50; Canary.
6061c; Alfalfa, 12hc; Rape. IA @4c; Timothy,
DC; Hemp. 5@5Ac per ID; Millet. SIC; Broom
Corn Seed, $20@2f per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles, nominal; Green Peas,
ST. 50Q2. 40 per ctl.
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-steady;- 30 15-Ied per ounce
Money-2G215 per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills IS 3as per cent and for three months
bills 7-l6q3h per cent
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures,
ST. Louis Wool Market.
Northern Wheat Market.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1.--wooI---Steady Ter
ritory and Western mediums, 24@2sc; fne-m me
dunn, 1SG22c; fine, 1z@17c.
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Northern Rusine..

TACOMA; Sept. 1.-clearings, s514 4as; bal.
SEATTLE; Sept. 1.-clearinss, sl.s2s. oIs;
PORTLAND; Sept 1.-Clearings $522, 1872;
SPOKANE. Sept. 1.-clearings. ss25, eio; bal
| ances S45, ,595.
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suh-Trcnrurv Report.

Assistant United states Treasurer Julius
jacobs reports the cash hand IN the sub
treasury Ia this city at the close Of business
on August q as follows:
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Dried Fruits and Rai.In..

bunch for Hawaiians and s2l3 for Central
American; Pineapplcs. nominal.
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BOND AND STOCK SALES.

August sales Of bonds and stocks on the Stock
ind Bond Exchange were as follows:
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE

OAKLAND, Sept. Following were the sales
and closing quotations today on the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange:
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Western Union - 900 afS ntH e1I5
Wheel & Lake Erie - IS
Wis Central - o5K
20 Pa ...:...... 200 5iA BIZ 5ln
Sorthern PaeiHe 10000 217 214 2leA
etnFsi Leather .... 80. 3e&
90, 10 gio .-------.- 1oIh
Great northern pfd. 5000 ssi s27E sscf
ih1e5he TE tionsl Metal. 400 SsN IS 37&
10 pid '---..--.- -. IS
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~ yorl Co,ton No..
New York Grain and Produce.

New bork Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. Cotton Exchange holi-
lay and next Monday labor day..
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New York Metal nIarket.

NEW YORK. Sept. There were no fresh
Developments in the various metal markets and
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STREET RAILROADS
MISCELLANEOUS
SALES.
Morning Session.

Board
30 Associated Oil ...........-... 50 so
Californa-st Gable r R-....-145 90
so Contra Costa Water CO.. 81 90
20 Giant Powder Con ...........- so 90
500 Honokaa Sugar Co. 10. 1875
110 Hutchinson S Co............ II. So =
so Onomea Sugar Co ............. "a 90
so Spring Valley Water Co... 20. 10
s., 900 Pacific Electric Ry 5s-........110. 80
81, 600 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. 90 80
$4,000 Bay Counties 5s ............. 1O4. 10
$40, 900 United r of s + 4s........ So 10
Street
$4,000 S Z of Arizona 1900. 1O6 90
UNLISTED.
25 California Jockey Club ....-130 90
81 900 & Ry IS. ..---..... 100. so
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California Stock and OH Exchange.
Mining Stocks.
ExcHANGE.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK ExcHASGE.
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Rerriar Anrnin- md InforrnaI Sos.ion.