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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, July 14-COTTON-In snite ~
s,, Al improvement In the statistical position and
Dultlsh weekend ngures, the market was shade
easier than yesterday, with prices down abant
points from last nights closing The Chrone
@ leie weather report was more favorable than ex-
pecteo, ano there was inclination to consider
recent adFlces OF damage TO the crop as some
what exaggerated. The weather forecas+ 49,
Sunday is for general showers The trade looys
Ior very bullish Giles report before noon Tues
day and the weekly weather report is expecfed
10 be bullish. - ~peeeeu
The weekly statistics were fairly bulIisb Mr.
hIilson was out with a revised estimate OF his
report on consumption, adding 1000 bales waai.
Tor the continent for the current season which
MAKES the weekly consumption 175 900 ba les
against 11l,OO0 last year on the basis Of 50o
pounds TO bale. CONSUMPTION Of cotton viii no
doubt be large during the coming wear There
is a large business doing and the mills are
no douot sold well into the fall months The
Soulhern spot markets coming nearer IN the
Iutnre options, but the latter are selling at ouJfe
a discount under the spots 4'
The weekend statistics failed to have rnu.h
eject on Liverpool. The short interest has been
greatly reduced and the narrowness OF the mar
Aet WORKS against an extended or sustained sd-
vance Ihe Chronicle weather review is bearish
as u says conditions have been generally favor,
able the past week, and many sections renor+
splendid crop prospects. According 20 the Cbron-
lcle the visible supply of American cotton do
creased ll3, $40 bales against II 5S3 last wear
Inc present visible American is J. 4SS 42S bales
against 1878, 1913 last year.
Futures opened steady. July 1o1sc bid. An
gust, lO5lc; September, 10.3Sc: October 10 ale.
December, l0.46e; January, l0.5ie; February
lo.5lc; March, offered 10. 62c.
Futures closed quiet July, l017c. August
Der l0.3Sc; December. 10.44c; January 1o. 4sc:
February, TO- 4Se; March, 10.5Sc.
Spot closed duh. MiddIing upIands 10 eOc .
middling Gulf, 1l15e. No sales.
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PLANS FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF MARKET STREET APPROVED
Board of Public Works Orders Sewer
and Pavement Between Second
and East Streets.

The members of the Board Of Works
yesterday approved the plans and esti-
mates for a sewer in Market street,
from East to Second. to cost $4,000.
and the paving of the thOroughfare
between the same streets for SS6,0OO-
They will ask the Supervisors to set
aside the money already appropriated
In the bond issue to do the work
The board also approved the specih-
cations for a sewer at the crossing OF
Vallejo street and Van Ness avenue,
and ordered bids invited on July 25.
The contract for a sewer in Four
teenth street. from Valencia TO How
ard, was awarded to j. A Bowling. the
lowest bidder, for s11. .407.90. The esti-
mate of the City Engineer for the
sewer was $14. eco, and the next lowest
bid was from c. S. Harvey, for $14,-
226.70. Dowling asked the board to
allow him to withdraw his bid, claim
ing that he had bid the actual cost of
the work and had neglected to add his
profit thereto. His request was re-
fused.
The board took under advisement
the bid of Williams & Belser to build
a sewer in Valencia street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. for $500.
The City Engineers estimate was
$500. The board will probably have
the sewer built by it's own employees.
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Hay and FeedstufYs.

The Hay men continue to make the same
sep aaF Of yesterdys receipts Of ss4 ons
there were only 81 cars. car of new Wild Oat
from sonoma County sold at s7.75.
The circular of Scott & Magner SAYS:
Arrivals of Hay for the week just passed
have amounted to 1854 tons.
This amount averages just about the same
as for the last few weeks. At this period
of the season we usually expect arrivals to be
heavier than the above. The city is consum-
ing all that has been coming in. None is being
arrivals have not been received is solely on
account of the difficulty of transportation over
number of important points cars have been
furnished lately, and when Hay is loaded 1t
at a time. This condition is most unsatisfac-
tory TO the trade. 1t hampers and troubles us
in every way. When conditions Will improve in
this connection 1t is impossible for us to forecast
Quite large fleet of schooners are now at
work bringing in Hay from the bay shores. At
a number of points Hay that usually comes by
railroad is being hauled at extra expense to the
landings and shipped into the market by water
The market has continued along in just about
the same condition as for several weeks. On
some days, when arrivals are very light, the
market shows up decidedly strong on choice
varieties while ON other days. when arrivals
very liberal, decided weakness Is noticed
The condition of the market is very tender and
is easily influenced by arrivals Conditions here
do not tend 10 extend confidence In the con-
tinued present basis, but when the crop begins
to come forward In the usual summer quantities
changed condition is expected
There is not much inquiry for Alfalfa Hay
yet and arrivals OF this article are most mod
crate.
''The market on Straw is unchanged. What
little has been coming In has sold of fairly"
Feedstufs continue in light supply and firm.
BRAN-$20. .50@22 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$2 630 per ton
SHoRTS-$21. .50@22.50 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley $22@23
Mixed Feed S28@24; oilcake Meal In 5-ton lots.
$3.50; jobbng. S3S per ton; Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills. S23 in 10 and s23.5 in s ton
lots; jobbing s24; Corn Meal. s2s02S; Cracked
Corn, S2s50@29 so; Horse Beans. nominal;
Broom Corn Feed, 90e per ctl; Alfalfa Meal
carload lots, $3.50; jobbing. $50 per ton |:
Mealfalfa, $3.50 in car lots and $50 in smaller
quantities.
HAY-Old crop-Choice Wheat, SIG. 5O@17 so
per ton; good Wheat $15@I6; other grades
Wheat SI2@14; Wheat and oat s12@l8; Tame
Oat. So. .50@14; Wild Oat $8011; Alfalfa. $7Q
10; stock $709S per ton.
ETRAW-20MbOc par bale
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Butter. Cheese and Err..

The feature of the market for Dairy Produce
yesterday was a, sharp drop In prices of Cream
cry Butter, the decline being due to free selling
on the Exchange by one large operator. Extras
declined / 15c per pound and frsts and seconds
were 1c and 19c slower respectively Only so
half-boxes were sold, 10 selling at 2lc and 40 at
at the latter figure, which was accordingly made
the official quotation Packing Butter continued
firm under short supplies, and Cheese and Eggs
unchanged.
Receipts were 5S, 900 lbs Butter, SO 400 lbs
Cheese and 907 cases Eggs.
The official quotations. established by Sales
bids and offers on the floor of the Dairy Ex-
change follows:
BUTTER-Fresh Creamery extras 2OJhc per
lb, frm; do frsts. 1910, firm seconds 1sJbc
firm; packing stock firm at lie for No / and
1910 for No. 2.
firm; Young Americas, 13c, firm; Eastern stor-
age. 16ac steady: Western new, 15c, steady
EGGS-California fresh selected zoe per
dozen. steady; firsts, 19c, steady; seconds, lsc
steady.
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cog.wen PolyteehnIcaI college.

The fall term OF the Cogswell Poly
technical College will open for upper
classes on Wednesday. August l. The
beginning class will be organized on
Monday, August S. Completion OF the
eighth grade is the standard re-
ouirement of admission to the regu-
lar courses. Students desiring ad-
vanced standing, whose applications
have not been received before July
25, will be required to pass exam
nation on subjects for which credit
Is desired.
Every department of the school will
be in it's usual working order and
the regular course of study will be
pursued without change.
The schedule Of work will be ar
ranged to provide for students who
have notified the school OF intention
to return and for new students who
have made application for admission
before July 25.
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits.

There was good Saturday demand for fresh
fruits for local and nearby and the days
arrivals of the leading deciduous descriptions
were quickly cleaned up at good prices. There
was marked decrease in the arrivals of small
oresnrd fruits eear rnms Prnes bnnv and IN Apricos in
Peaches. Figs and low-grade Apples continued
plentiful and weak, while strictly fancy Apples
In Alter packages remained firm under an active
demand and rather short supplies. Raspberres
and red Loganberries were scarce and high and
Strawberries did little better, while Black
berries were neglected, the bulk of the receipts
of the latter going to the peddlers at weak
prices. Watermelons continued to arrive freely
peared from Bakersfield. Both articles were IN
good request and prices were easily maintained
In the Citrus line Lemons and Lines were firm
features, supplies of the former being ex-
tremely light.
BERRIES Strawberries, s4@s per chest for
Longworths and 3.50@6 for the large varieties
Blackberries. S2@4 per chest Raspberries. ST6s
per chest; Loganberries $6@S per chest for red
CHERRIES-GG9 per ID; do packed, 75cmsl
APPLEs-Fine Grayensteins in Alter pack
ages are selling ,a at = saS@i sana 80 per box, and
trachans are worth s1G1.25 while prices for
common to choice fruit range from 4oc 10 81.
PEARS-Bartletts. $1@1.25 per box; other
RICoTs975cds1 per box or crate; in
boa PEAaEEsLsrge ssfEGEassL Rsg h. boxes, aaas; small
W fLuMsscTates. 75e@si; small boxes and
PRUNEsycrates, s5c@sl.25; small boxes and
baskets, 65@s5c.
NECTARINES-sl@1 @1.50 per crate
FIGS-Per box: Double layer, 5067Bc: single
layer 25@4Oc large boxes, ST.
GRAPES-75c@S1.2 70 per crate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $1.5O@2.75 per era te
for Coachelia and $2@3 for Bakersfield; Water
melons, SO. .50Q4 per dozen for large and 81. .5O03
for small.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Valencia Oranges.
1904: Lemons S3@525; Grape Fruit SO 5O6
$50: Lines. $6.50@T per case
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas 81 125@2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and 81 50@3.25 FOR Central
American; Pmeapples. 81 1-5o@2 per dozen.
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Potatoes. Onions and vegetables.

Two carloads of crop Salinas Burbanks
were marketed yesterday and. being of fine
quality, were quickly closed out at 81 .40@1. so
per GENITAL. The market for river goods was very
weak under heavy arrivals and extremely light
trading. The principal boats arrived very late
and large portion of the days arrivals had
to be held over for Mondays market Onions
were dull and weak, though the arrivals were
moderate
Trade in miscellaneous vegetables was active.
but the market was weak all around, as supplies
OF all descriptions far In excess of require
ments
PoTATOES-New crop. in boxes, s1@1. 80
per etl; sacks, $l@1.25 per ctl; old crop Oregon
Burbanks. 65@90c per ctl.
oNIONS-Yellow, per ctl, s5c@S1.
VEGETABLES-Green Corn crates, 81;
sacks 4ocGs1: Green Peas. 75c@s1.5O per sack !;
per is; Tomatoes. 5oG75c for small Land and 81 .5oaa
for large boxes; Cucumbers, I6o@s5c per
Squash, bay, 509S5c per box; do river, 25G4oc; I;
Garlic. 2@4c per b; Cabbage. eoc per ctl;
Caulihower. 40c per dozen; Carrots, csc per
sack: Turnips, s5c per sack; Green okra. 1215 a
15c per lb; Egg Plant, 10dl215c per lb; Green
Peppers. s1.5o@1.75 per box for Bell and S1@
l.25 for Chile.
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Alaska A. 571h SO Oceanic Co. 21s
Asso on Co. 10 IS Pac Aux III
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.
QUOTATIONS,
NEVADA.

Tonopah District.
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MERCHANTS PROTEST AGAINST
CHANGING NAME OF, STREET
Represent to the Supervisors That such
Action Would Result In n COnsid-
cradle Loss of Business.

Numerously signed protests by mer-
chants and property owners were fled
yesterday with the Board OF Super
visors against changing the name Of
Devisadero street to Funston avenue.
One OF the protests objects to the
proposed change of name for the rea
sons assigned in an editorial published
In The Call on July II, copy Of
which is attached to the protest
The protestants aver that Devisa-
dero street is a business thoroughfare
with a car line and has come to be
well known by it's present name. To
change, they say, would be an injury
to business and a hardship to its busi-
ness men.
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New york GRAIN ana prodn..

new. YORK. July 14.-FLoUR-Receipts
1923 barrels; experts, s6ee barrels Dull but
bakers. $3.4513.S5; winter patents s46543o. do
straight, So .S593.9O.
81 .955 bushels. Spot steady; No red. Sac Sac, eie M
vator: No red, SAC T. 0. b. afiost; No. l North
ern Duluth, SsAe T. 0. b. ahoat- Further re-
ports OF rust in the Northwest today gave wheat
a stronger tone and moderate advance shorts
providing the demand. Other Influences were
prospective smaller worlds shipments and bull
ish Russian harvesting news. The market closed
steady and &c TO Il &c net higher. Quotations
were as follows: May. ss7k; July, sI1c; Sep
tember S4l5e; December. s65c.
1905. I04l5c; 1903, nominal ods. nominal;
coast ssi Igc5 loql5c; 1909. l2c; olds, nominal.
2oc; California, q @25 pounds, 2lc; Texas dry
Wocf.--steady. Domestic fleece. 35@3sc
PETROIEUM-Steady. Refined, New York
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, T.75c; do in bulk,
CoFFFE-spot Rio. steady: No. invoice
Tssc: mild, steady; Cordova. 9G12lsc.
sUGAR-Raw, steady fair refining, 17,s2c:
sI-sae: refined. stesdy: 10. 4Ioc sugar
4O5c: No. s. &c: No. g. 3.95c; No. 10. 3 Doc: No
II. 1850; No. -. s.soc; No. ls. s.75c; No. IA
4.7oc: cubes, 4.95c.
BUTTER-UnchRnged.
CHEESE-Unchanged
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPORATED APPLES-Fim on reports
that shipments win be entirely exhausted before
the new crop arrives. Prime, 1l@11Kc; choice.
PRUNEs- In fair jobbing demand. 7xe 70
sac the outside prices. being nominal in the
absence of supplies Of the larger grades.
APRICOTS-Scarce and firm. Choice l2c: ex
ira choice. 13kN fancy. 13@l45kc
PEAcHEs-Fifm in light supply. Choice
los. q llc; extra choice II = all1sc: fancy, I1%
y RAisINs-Loosse' Loose MascateI, eHa7c: seeded
raisins. 51s@7%c; London layers, sl.e5.
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Adams ..... O6 =
Black Rock .02z 03H
Gld Gld Aurora. uIss a. % os
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, July 14.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady; winter patents, $500
4; straights $9.30@3.70; spring patents, $370Q
No. spring wheat, 7s1s Gsle; No. 8, 76@7sisc;
No. ? red, 7sA @79c; No. . corn, 52@52Ac;
No. ? yellow, 521ac: No. 2 oats, 3se; No. 2
soc; good feeding barley, ss@40c; fair to choice
mailing, 43@5oc; No. faxseed. $l.os5z; No.
l Northwestern. 81 90: prime timothy seed, 81 25:
clover, contract grades, SLIPS; short ribs sides
Qoose), 50. .4og9. 40; mess pork, per bb $1S.621s;
lard, per 100 lbs. $S9715; short clear sides
(boxedl, SO. T5@9.S715; whisky, basis of high
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Renna and Seeds.

Pink Beans continue very irregular and have
been huctuatng almost daily lately The whole
Bean market is becoming unsettled, as usual
every year prior to the appearance Of the new
crop.
nominal; small White, S3.25Gb3.35; large White
s.. .30@2. 40; Pink, 81 65@1.90; Red. S363. % /;
Lima. S4 1o@4. 25; Red kidneys. 81; Biackeye,
$5.25@5.50 Butter nominal.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard GAPS; Yellow
Mustard. $350@3.75; Flaxseed. $3.50; Canary,
6d611c; Alfalfa. 121sc: Rape. ~ 04c; Timothy,
&c. Hemp, 5@5Ac per lb: Millet 3kc; Broom
Corn Seed. $20@21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas
$2.5oQ2.75 per ctl.
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Bank CIenr,pp.

NEW YORK. July 14.-The statement of the
clearing house banks for this week shows thst
ne banks hold Sl2, $50. 500 over the legal re-
serve Sc requirements. This is an increase of
Sv,aOo.ixo as compared with lsst week The
statement folows-Losns S1.036 23s. 400. de-
crease $lz,S44, I0o deposits 81 ,O23 es2 600 de
crease Sl24ll. 700; circulation $4s $50 800 in
crease sl2oe 300; legal tenders SS5. .sT2 500 in
crease 81 COZ. 800: specie S1s2 e4I 800 fncrea So
y; - W., 300 reserve S26s, ST. 500. increase So
~ 500: reserve required S255 pS3 600 decres se
-: 81 l02. 2o .92o surplus SO. $50. 500 increase So
9ooi@9; ex-Unlted States deposits sic. 257. 600
increase s., ,955,775. wv
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Poultry md Game

Receipts of Poultry were light, as usual on
Saturday, but there was plenty of carried-over
stock Offering and the market closed weak, with
sellers trying to effect clearances by cutting
prices Buyers were taking but little, however,
and quite a large amount had to be held over
POULTRY-Per, dozen: Hens, $4,000 so for
large and $4@5 for small; old Roosters
S3.50@4; young Roosters, $5@7; Fryers, s4n
5; large Broilers, $3@3.50; small Broilers.
$2@250: Pigeons, $1@1.25; Squads, 81. .256l1 so
GAME-Per dozen: Cottontail Rabbits 81 5o
Hare S1m1 Oh
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-The principal news from Chicago
yesterday was reports of rust In the Northwest,
but they were not of a serious character, and
that market showed little change This market
also remained about the same. 1t said that
any liberal offerings of the new crop would
probably tend to weaken prices.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club, $i.32h@l.35 California
White Australian. sl.40@1.45; lower grades
Sl.321k a .35; Northern Bluestem, s1.42h al As; !;
Northern Red, si.321a@1.3o per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 to 1880 o'clock Session.
Open. High Low Close.
December :. 81 .2sA $1.29 $l.2s% s129
BARLEY-Opnons of handlers on Change vary
radically as to what cash Feed is worth. Some
quote 81. while others Will sell at 971ac for the
best There a sale of 5000 sacks of dark
but heavy at 971sc Shippers are reported buying
in the interior at 81 1@1,02A and keeping It
quiet here.
cash BARLEY.
Good to~choice new Feed. e5d9s&c common
to fairS9oG921ac per ctl; Brewing and Shipping
s1@E0215 per ctl
10 to 1870 o'clock Session.
December .. 95M s5N 95h o.ess ss%
OATS-samples Of the new crop of Red are
increasing on Change and sellers are not making
much impression on buyers. The feeling con-
Goo Good to Choice old Red. sl.aoQl .55 new are
quoted at sl.15Gl.25 to arrive. Blacks are
coRN-The market continues in the same
monotonous groove and quotations show 10
change.
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THE COPPER STOCKS.

BOSTON, July 1.-THE market is still In bad
condition Notwithstanding the influence of the
most favorable bank statement for weeks. The
entire list had feeble rally OF about Is a point
Dut new selling appeared at once and the close
was Weak, with prices at the lowest of the day
n the Boston market Copper stocks are ex-
tremely scarce and hard 10 buy and the situation
seems to be intrinsically strong. Money will be
better TO have than stocks for the next month
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York sIoney MARKET.

NEW YORK. July lz-Money on call nom
inal: no loans. Time money, easier; sixty
days ~ per cent; ninety days, 41a per cent
six months. 81 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5G512 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual ousi-
rne1s ana al 81 sI75a4 SIS for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates 81 s2ls and S4-s51R.
Commercial bills S4.S1A G4.Sl13.
Bar silver. 65l2c.
Mexican dollars 5oAc.
Bonds Governments, steady; railroads, steady
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Dried Fruits and Rai.,n..

The market continues firm, both here and in
the East though the local market is not active.
as buyers have largely supplied their early
wants.
l5Nc per lb; Evaporated Apples, August sdec'
later deliveries, 615@7c; Peaches future ed
1l%c; Prunes, 2H 93c sor future delivery
RAisINS-1908 crop-Seeded 4H@8c; Loose
Muscatels s,u &C. ssc sndd,Ss and &c for 2. and 4
sultanas. 4c; Thompson seedless. &c fse un-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
London Wool sales.

LONDON. July 1.-THE offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted to IL $50 bales in
good condition. There was a steady demand
for all grades and full rates were paid Home
buyers again took the bulk of offerings. Ameri-
cans bought small lots of greasy crossbreds
Combings and greasings We're in demand.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YOnK, July 1.-THE metal markets as
usual on Saturday, in the absence of London
cables. were quiet and prices nominally un-
$1s.37h @1s.T5; electroiytic copper SIS Ia a
$50; casting, s17.75@1s; lead, s5.75; spelter,
Iron was steady, but unchanged.
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FLOUR and Farinaceous Goods.

10 usual terms; Bakers Extras 81. sosa4 60: q:
Oregon and washington, s5.5o@4 per barrel.
FARINACEOUS GO0DS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, So % per loo
lbs; Rye Flour $375; Rye Meal, $3.50; Rice
Flour IS; Corn Meal. sz.I5; extra Cream do,
S3.75; Oat Meal, 81. .50@475; 0at Groats, s4.75;
Hominy So 75@4; Buckwheat Flour S45O6
4.75; Cracked Wheat. 1915; Farina, $3.50;
Whole Wheat Flour $50 $50: Rolled Oats; bbls,
S7@s; in sacks, S6.50@l 90; Rolled Wheat.
Split Peas, boxes, $3.50; Green Peas. $500 per
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I.ocnI Bank cIearinFs.

Local bank clearings last week were S37,-
600 800 against S3T 52s PIG for tbe corresponding
week last year. These figures show that San
Francisco has now got back TO about where u
was before the IRE. as far as the volume and
valuation Of trade are concerned. The recovery
has been rapid, all things considered
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Receipt. OF Produce.
FOR SATURDAY, JULY IA.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Trading Fair, With General Advance
in the COmstocks.

Business on the Stock and Bond Exchange
was of the usual quiet Saturday character, and
aside from advance in Hawaiian Commercial
to $50 so there were no very pronounced shuetua-
tions. The sugar stocks were irregular several
ruling firm and others weak. Paauhau was lower
at Sl9. Sales of bonds were $44. 600. Califor-
MIA Safe Deposit was ex-dividend of 81 .25.
The feature in mining shares was the geueral
advance in the Comstocks under very fair
business. The Tonopahs stood about as before
with quiet market
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Northern wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, July 147-WHEAT-CIub, 7O@
Tie; blue stem, 72@ 73c; red, 6S@69c; val
ley, Tic. -
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, July 14-Wheat unchanged; export:
Bluestem, 73c; club, lie; red, Csc
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 14.-CATTLE-Rec 7oo
market steady; beeves. S41546.25; and
heifers, 81 .3o@54 stockers and feeders, 81. 80
"a. 40; calves $566.75.
HOGS-Receipts, 200; Monday, 3S, 900;
steady TO strong; mixed and butchers, Sc 50@
6.95; good heavy S675Q6.921a; rough heavy.
So 3066.45; light $645q6.92E; pigs, So 7O6
60: bulk of sales, S6.s0Q690.
SHEEP-Receipts, 2O00: market steady;
sheep. $S. 2o@6.l0; yearlings, $5.7596.50; lambs,
S5@S.
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Exports and Imports,

NEW YORK, July 14.-Imports of merchan
disc at the port of New York for the week end
Ing today w..s valued at s13. .31s; total i'm
ports Of specie, SAL 592 silver and Se4s 4s9 gold
Total exports of specie were 1888 silver ane
S1l, ,962 gold
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Prnxisioun.

The week closed with all conditions as pre-
viously stated.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 1870 per lb for
heavy 14c for light medium 15c for light 1915
for extra light and 1sc for sugar cured; Dry
Salt Sides, 12c; Bellies, 13c; Eastern Sugar
I51ac; IL to 20 lbs, 15c: California Hams, 14lci
Mess Beef, 50 per bbl; extra Mess, $3.50; Fam
ily, $40; prime Mess Pork, $3.50; extra clear,
S23; Mess. $19; Pig Pork, $26; Pigs Feet. So;
Smoked Beef, lac per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 7hc for California
compound, Sc for Eastern compound and 10 l5c
for pure; alf-barrels, pure, 10%c: 10-Ib tins.
l1Nc; 5-lb tins, 11%c; 3-lb tins, 1115c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
st. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Wool steady. Medium
grades. combing and clothing, 24M2Sc; light
fne, Is@22c; heavy fine, 14@17c; tub-washed,
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
Northern Business.

PORTLAND, July 14.-Clearings $S13,532
balances SIS, ,91S.
SEATTLE, July 14.-Clearings s1.s7o.s7e, bal
anees $29S. PA
sPoKANE, July 14-Clearings s652,ass. bal
ances $7292.
TACOMA. July 14.-clearings s4s5,s4s, bal
ances SIG 0Sa