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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-17

D
c., came to Live Oak ten years ago,
and has been in DeLand two years.
Mr.. Hough's father was rice grower
and turpentine operator, and Mr..
Hough knows the turpentine business
from A to Z. Mr.. Hough is a far
seeing man and he has long known
what others now begin to recognize
that the necessity for outstanding the
turpentine resources is a very vital
one In order to do this he has given
his mind to the development of a
means of economizing the distilling
of turpentine. He now has patents
pending for a method of distillation,
which will save from five to
fifteen per cent of the present product,
and produce it with greater economy.
1t has been remarked by many that
turpentine men are a curse to the
country. A conversation with Mr..
Hough would satisfy these men that
it is actually benefit. Setting aside
the fact that the turpentine interest
brings much money into the communl-
ty, enlivening all channels of trade,
there is no doubt that if all this tim
Der were removed and nothing further
done with these lands that it would
be a disaster to the country, but the
drift of population, which has former
1y gone westward is now turning
South. Lands which Mr.. Hough
boxed for turpentine in Suwannee
county ten years ago, are now cover
ed with thrifty farms. Mr.. Hough
not only sells land to small farmers
who have little capital, but he has
gone into communities where there
has been actually nothing doing, has
built houses for those who had no
means, furnished them with seed, and
promoted their interests in such a
way that now thriving communities,
raising cotton and grain, sheep, hoes
and cattle, occupy the lands where
once stood the pine forest.
Mr.. Hough has about fifty thousand
acres of land which he confidently be-
lieves will be proftably used in the
near future for strawberries and vege-
table gardens, peach orchards, Japan
persimmons, plums, vineyards of
grapes, and at suitable elevations, or
anges and grapefruit.
He is much interested in the posi-
bilities of pecans, and thinks that ev-
cry young farmer should have small
grove. Large tracts of his land he
will endeavor to settle with men who
wish to devote their attention to rails
ing horses, cattle, hogs and sheep.
If there are any parties who would
like to form small colony we would
advise them to address Mr.. Hough at
this place. Land may be secured at
from $3.50 to SIS per acre, according
to location and quality. Mr.. Hough
has very desirable tract directly
on the railroad where a new town
might be built to advantage. When
a forty-acre farm may be bought for
$Ioo, it is worthy the consideration of
a poor man.
The would-be homeseeker naturally
inquiries what is the best course for
me to pursue and what crops can |
make to best advantage on this cheap
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-17
BEES.

When you think of Florida you
naturally think of flowers; when you
think of flowers you think of bees,
and why not keep bees in Florida?
The homeseeker should have as many
bees as he can properly care for.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-17


them Chufa
close second and should
good vegetable garden nearly should be fenced
against poultry and hogs poultry
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18

sidering proposition to revise the rules govern
ing sales on the Exchange. by which the official
quotations are established. Under the existing
rules the minimum quantity OF Butter allowed
10 De sold under the call Is fixed at hye boxes
ana very often one sale Is allowed 10 make the
market This quantity is considered too small
as basis for quotations. and 1t is the idea OF
tne directors to Increase the minimum The
trade generally is in favor of the change and
favorable action in the matter Is confidently
expected at the next meeting OF the directorate
Market conditions We're unchanged Yesterday.
ana the only variation In the quotations was a
decline OF half a cent In selected Eggs. one lot
OF 10 cases being sold the Exchange at 2sc
per dozen.
Receipts were $4,000 lbs Butter, $1,000 lbs
CheeSe and 431 cases Eggs.
Tue following the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the floor
Of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, 26iAc per
lb. firm; do frsts. 231ac. hrm seconds, 21c
firm: packing stock firm at 1Sc for No. l aud
lIl5c for No 2; Eastern ladies. zoe. firm; cold
storage Butter. firm at 2ie for extras and 22Ec
for frsts
CHEESE-Fancy California new fats, lie
per ID, steady; do hrsts, 1O1se. steady; Young
Americas, fancy. 12he, steady; do hrsts, IL 1se.
steady; Eastern fancy, 15he, steady; Western,
fancy, l5c. steady.
EGGS-CaIfornia fresh selected. 2sc per
dozen. steady; hrsts, 26c. steady: seconds, 1Sc.
steady California storage, selected. 26e..
steady; frsts 25c, steady; Eastern. steady at
24c for selected, 21c for Afsts and 1seA for
seconds
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I Ner York Drled Fruit Market.

Late mail advices from New York say: "A
good deal OF attention has been directed TO
future Peaches by the recent putting out OF
quotations fully lc pound under the general
market While there is no doubt that the
prices we're made in responsible quarters IL
cannot be learned that any business resulted
az the time. and efforts since made to buy In
lots OF one 10 several general at the low
ngures have met with no success. The eject.
however. has been 10 unsettle the market and
60 create an easier feeling in some quarters on
the coast. which may have been intended when
however. shippers in California do not 10
be- at al anxious 10 make sales, and the ten
dency Of the market is. II anything, in sellers
favor. Prices now quoted are fully thFee-quar-
srrs Of cent TO cent a pound higher than
those which have unsettled the market the
quotations being S1s dS%c for standards, ga
ehc for choice, aiR d0&c for extra choice, lOG
l0At for fancy and llAe for extra fancy. Spot
reaches are quiet and a little easier with offer
inGS OF fancy from one quarter low as lie.
Apricots are neglected but prices both spot
and forward shipments firmly maintained
california prunes for October shipment are some
what nrrner, with 2A<c T. O. B. bag basis now
generally quoted. There is comparatively little
interest shown by Eastern buyers, however.
spot pFunes hrm under light supplies and a
fair consuming demand New crop Oregon Ital-
isn pruneS for November shipment remain steady
little new business reported. California Raisins
remain quiet, but the market for coast seeded
FOR either immediate OF forward delivery re
mains firm. City seeded. however. easier
at "a for fancy. Imported sultana raisins on
spot are quiet. and crop for September
ion . prices are altogether out of line with
BUYERS views. Currants remain firm. though
there is little business doing in either spot or
ruSrre goods"
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO Aug. 1.-THE wheat market
opened strong on a lively demand by shorts and
commission houses sharp advance in the
price Of wheat at Liverpool came as surprise
to the majority Of pit traders. many of whom
had sold short the previous day. and In an at
tempt to cover the short sales prices were
forced up materially the September delivery
showing a gain of 1aGAc on initial transactions.
The total movement for the week from the
South American republics was So6,00o bushels,
compared with 1,1760o bushels the previous
week. As the session advanced the market was
further strengthened by report from st.
Petersburg to the effect that wheat was being
imported into Russia from Germany. Late In
the day sentiment lost much OF Its bnllishness
owing to sharp decline In the price. Of corn.
The close was however, firm. September
opened H@%c higher at T0% M70kc, sold OF
to 70Ac and closed at 70ss @70hc.
Likelihood of material Increase In move
ment caused liberal proit-takin in September
and caused break of over i cent bushel In
the price Of that delivery Although cash
indications pointed to large receipts in the near
future. The market closed weak. September
opened a shade to AGssc higher at 4Sb @4SNc
and closed at AN @499sc.
Clear weather and large receipts, both local
and at other primary points, had weakening
effect on the oats market. Cash houses were
the principal sellers. September opened un-
changed to 1sc higher at 30h @30&c and closed
at 29&c.
The feature of trading in. provisions was
profit taking in pork by local longs. Scent
advance In the price of live hogs had steady
ing effect early In the day. September pork
The leading futures were as follows:
Artf iph Tor
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American-CoIoniaI Trade.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1T.-Trade Of the Unit
~ STATES with its nOn-contiguous territories
amounted in the fiscal year just ended to $lls.-
4 bulletin issued today by the Department Of
C1mmerce and Labor says:
The shipments TO the non-contiguous terrific
i'fs amounted 10 S5l, ,6G0. 600. against $4So oOe-
ono IN the fiscal year OF 1905, this growth Of
scout 20 per cent occurring in the shipments 10
aska Hawaii and Porto Rico. but especially
;- Porto Rico, while 10 the Philippines there
r.ss 4 reduction Of $50. 600.
The merchadise shipped from nOn-contiguous
ferrlferles TO the United States amounted to
S17 .Ge6 000 dollars. against SO 600 in the
r.ecodiug wear this loss occurring almost eX-
'usiveiy in the shipments from the Hawaiian
Issauds and being due chiefly to the decrease in
rfc value n sugar which formed the huik OF
-G S97 600 600 worth Of merchandise sent last
roar from there 10 the United States. The guam
r.fy n raw sugar sent from Hawaii 10 the
United States was IL. 900 600 pounds, against
>il 900 pounds the preceding year. but me
vaite was but S24.O00.0 .0O0 against S54,Oo0.OOo IN
preceding year the average per pound IN
l4a5 beInr . cents and in 1906 s3 cents From
A'aska The shipments 10 the United states snow
-seislan shipped 70 the United States from go
10000 pounds in 1905 10 S6.5O0OOO IN lsO6,
-le value being about IS 0000 600 less.
From Porto Rico the SHIPMENTS 10 the United
Statcs were over Sl9 600 O0o against Sl55VOOO0
u 1905. This increase occurs chiefly IN sugar
md the value Of sugar sent here being $4,000 .
200 against a little over SO. 600 in 1900,
md Of cigars So. OOo. O0o against little over
Tbe figures show an increase in shipments TO
an Of the non-contiSnous territories, eAcepI me me
Philippine Islands The shipments 70 Alassa
FOR the fiscal year OF 1906 are Sl0V10DOO'
srsinst 81. 500 600 in 1906; 70 Porto. $4,000
100. against Slz O00. 900; 70 Hawaii SO 600 600
aga inst 81 $50 600. and TO the Philippines
s. s0l 600 against S6 250 600.
The shipments from the Philippines 10 the
Unigf states were S12.3T7.s7 in 1906, against
-Tbe vaiue Of gold OF domestic production
shipped from Alaska to the United states IN
1906 was So 500, 600, against 5000 coo IN the
orscasinr rear and of foreign gold 81. 500 900,
eesinst $40 T50 600 this foreign gold being
~ nroduct OF mines in the adjacent British
territory shipped 70 the United States through
s1aska.
The shipments 10 non-contiguOus territories
uere principally manufactures and foodstuhs IN
prepared or partially prepared state. The
-rerchandise shipped from the tropical terrific
re- were chiefly sugar hemp and tobacco
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Los Angeles Market.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 17.--Except for the ad.
vance or lc in the price Of eggs the produce
market was featrreess today.
Strawberries have advanced cent or two
blackberries have gone up 1c and Loganberries
are very scarce and almost anything Is asked
according to the shipments received.
Vegetables arriving on the market in gem
erous quantities, and the prices are affected ac-
cordingly. Potatoes coming in in good.
receipts good. Onions are plentiful and
beans are being held at good figure. The quo
tations steady.
Receipts-Eggs 2G5 cases. butter 10 762 lbs.
cheese 4024 lbs, potatoes 1877 sacks beans Al
sacks. onions 16 sacks
Jobbing prices-Eggs. local ranch canded
Bic; northern ranch, candled, 20c; fresh Eastern
&c
Butter-LocaI creamery, fancy 57Hc: valley
creamery fancy. 5565Thc; coast creamery.
fancy, 50c: coast creamery, choice. 45@471ac;
cooking. Die.
Cheese-Northern fresh, 14MI5c; Anchor.
large. tic; Anchor. Young America 1Sc; Anchor
hand, Ice; Eastern singles. 1919 @16c; Eastern
twins, 15c; Eastern Cheddars Ice; Eastern
long horn. 16@16hc; Eastern daisy, 16GI7c:
Swiss imported, 2sc; Swiss domestic, zoe; Lin
burger. Nc; brick cream. 14c.
Potatoes (etD-Eary Rose northern 81 356
LAO; Burbanks. 81. .50a1 .65: choice 81 3501I al
Onions-Yelow Danvers, $1.50
Beans (ctl)--Pink No. 1, $40 No 9 s.. 40.
Lima No. l. So: Lady Washington No. l. S3 IO6s
3.25; Lady Washington. small white No. i.
So. .60@3.75; Black Eye, $3.50; Garvanseas 81 80
as: Lentils, 9fd10c lb, ~
Honey Qb)-Comb water white. 12b615c:
light amber, 10@12c; extracted. water white {;
@6@c; light amber 5G5l5c; beeswax, 27c.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-THE market was heavy
all day Se GILES rePot at n1pn
August / of only Il, the smallest on record
New cotton is moving freely in the Southwest
but the crop is late elsewhere. A great deal of
cotton was bought by the shorts today, but
prices sagged. The market undoubtedly is sold
weather, there is likelihood that the shorts
may be squeezed often in the farmers selling to
that level.
The Bureau of Statistics informs the Cotton
Exchange that the next cotton report will not
be given out September 4. but some time be-
tween the 7th and 10th. The report on condi
tion will be given out out at p. and the
report OF cotton to September will be given out
at p. NJ same date Conditions may change
but at the moment there IL nothing encouraging
in the situation. The weather is good, but the
forecast for tomorrow calls for little too much
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Nal-sueet Stocks active at further advance.
Cotton much lower.
Local Mining Stocks still excited and strong
silver slightly lower Not much variation in Exchange
Nhea and Barley futures stronger Grain Bags still lower
Oats fairly active. of Western Corn received
Bran market somewhat steader Hay unchanged quiet
weighing rates at Port Costa advanced from SC 25c per
Fotatoes IN good demand and higher. Onions lower.
Fresh and Cured Meats show no further change
Hops still rising and sell up to 2oc
Poultry in light receipt and firm
Deciduous Fruits in excessive supply and weak
Eggs slightly lower Butter and Cheese unchanged
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags continue to decline at sss
@9lac: Wool Bags. as1ac for s-lb and 43c for
wellington sst seattle s5ss E ssssu s3S g.
Beaver Hill, $3.50: Roslyn, 81; Coos Bay, $3.50:
Richmond, $780,: Cumberland. s14 IN bulk and
9is per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions. s13.50 per short ton
OiLS-Quota tions are for barrels; for cases
add &c; Linseed, 4ec % per gallon for boiled and
Bakers AA cases, 81. 2411. 26; Lucol. SOC for
boiled and 4sc for raw: China Nut. cases. s5a
9Oc per gallon Cocoanut Oil. in barrels. Sc
winter Sperm OIL. 65e; natural winter Sperm
Oil. Csc: extra bleached winter Whale on.
6Oc; natural Whale OIL. soc; extra winter
strained Lard OIL, s5e: No. Lard OIL. CSC;
57ISc; Herring OH. 4oc: Salmon Oil. s5c; boiled
Fish on. s5c; Paint OIL: s5e:
COAL OIL. GASOLINE, ETC-water White
l7c; Astral. lie; Star. 1Tc; Extra Star zoe;
Elaine 26c; Eocene, Ice; Stove Gasoline. In
bulk, 17he; in cases. 24c; Motor Gasoline, In
bulk, 1715c; in cases, 24c; No Engine Dis.
cases, 6hc more; Benzine, In bulk 121se; In
cases, 19c; s6-degree Gasoline. In bulk. 30c; in
TURPENTINE-ssc per gallon in cases and
nc in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, s@s1kc
per lb White Lead, s@sl1c. according to guam
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes net cash: Cubes A, Crushed and
Fine Crushed 4. soc; Powdered. 4.85c; Candy
Granulated 4.65c; Fine. Fruit and Coarse Granu-
-; Confectioners' a. 455c; Magnolia A.
4.15c; Extra c. 4.05c: Golden c. 395c; ID. g. s5c :
H. & Z. Crystal Dominos. 1.55e; Tablets, half
b6ls 5oSe; boxes, Ssos s per & ID: Barrels and and
more per 100 lbs for all grades No order taken
for less than IS barrels or its equivalent.
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Mining Stocks Stin Excited, with Huge
transactions.

Bonds led in interest on the stock and Bond
Exchange yesterday though sales in them we're
not heavy. Oceanic IS from S56 to S5s
Associaeed O1i was lower at SIS 25G3S.5O. All
The excitement in mining stocks continued
ana both Nevadan groups were active. win
some OF the Comst0cks higher. The Southern
Neyadas Kept up their long list Of sales. with
quotations irregular. but most OF the fluctuations
were We're IN the direction OF higher prices. Mohawk
Inc san Francisco Stock and Exchange Board
mas decided TO make no change in the hours For
holding its sessions
Inc Calumet and Hecla Mining Company Of
michigan has declared a quarterly dividend of
$zO per snare The amount Is 81 900. 600
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New YORK Grain ana Produce.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17-FLoUR: Receipts,
200 barrels; exports $500; steady, with q
WHEAT-Receipts. 1i2soo bushels; exports.
SO. 900. Spot frm; No. 2 red. Tic elevator and
7SAc, (. 0. b. anoat; No. Northern Duluth,
s5Xc f. o. b. ahoat
The wheat opening was hrm and higher on
reports of rains In England, firm cables and
small Argentine shipments. After shorts had
Improvement owing to fine harvest weather IA
the Northwest and a poor export demand. closing
az to * net higher. May closed at S3I5c: Sen,
tember. 7sc, and December. so%c.
HOPS-Quiet.
HIDES-Firm.
WooL-Firm.
PETROLEUM--Steady.
COFFEE-Spot Rio quiet mild steady Fu-
lures closed steady at net decline Of to 10
Including: September 6.eo@es5c; December.
T. lOGf Z I5c; January, T.20c; March, 1854 40c:
May. T.45@7 .5Oc; July 7.5o@7.8 .80c.
SUGAR-Raw. nrm; fair refining, 3xc; cen
.s1kc. Refined. steady.
BUTTER-Steady. unchanged.
EGGs-Firm. Western hrsts. 1sls@1oc; do
seconds. t6iz@lsc.
ofaEhsA Dried FRUITS.
APPLEs-TSe market is unchanged Hf9HnnEp s1aplIes
prime. ll@llNc; choice, i1h@1l%c; and
PRUNEs--Are frm. with California 7os and
4os quoted at 7lsc; Oregon 40s to eos, 7E@
APRIcoTs-Are firm. with the new crop
available In snail amount Choice, Ice; extra
PEAcHES-Are unchanged on spot Choice
ioss q lie: extra chasee,li Ne; fancy, liz q l2c:
RAISiNS-Are unchanged with loose mus
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NEW YORK, Aug. 17-There was an ad-
vance of 10 cents in the London tin market
with spot closiug at E1s1 IS and futures at
eis1 los. Locally the market was quiet and a
little lower on the average, quotations ranging
from SAL .2O@41. so, the inside price represent
ing the views of buyers.
Copper firm and unchanged In the local
market with Lake quoted at SIS. 621h a is. rs;
electrolytic, sIsS7is @1s.5o; casting, slsG
1925.
The lead market was 5s higher at &S3 los Cd
for spot at ESQ los for futures.
Lead was higher in the London market, clos
ing at Ell Is Sd. Locally 1t was unchanged
at $5.75
spelter was unchanged at s6@6.1o locally and
at e 26 los in London.
Iron was higher abroad with standard foun-
dry quoted at SIS Cd and Cleveland warrants
at 53s Sd in the English market Locally the
market was reported active and firm. No
foundry northern is quoted at S19 70 @20: No. 2
foundry northern sl9.25@ 10 so, No. ! foundfy
southern sls.50G19.75, and No. foundry south
prn S1Qm1Q
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.
Hay and Feedstufrs.

More Bran and Shorts in from the north
Yesterday but there was less competition and
more harmony among the receivers, who gave
a some what higher range OF quotations The
situation In Hav rema ined as previously quoted.
sf9.5OM20.50 per ton
MTDDLINGS-s280l30 per ton.
SHORTS-S20621 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, S23. .50@24 so;
Mixed Feed. s23@24 oiicake Meal in 5-ton lots,
s37 so; iobbing. sss per ton: Cocoannt Cake
or meal at mills 500 In 10 and S23 so in 5 ton
lots: jobbing $24; Corn Meal. S31 80; Cracked
Corn sac; Horse Beans. nominal; Broom Corn
Feed. 9oc per ctl: Alfalfa Meal, carload lots.
$40 30: 1obbipg, $40 per ton; Mealfalfa $3.50
in car lots and $50 IN smaller quantities.
HAY-Choice Wheat. s165061750 per
ton: good Wheat S15@16: other grades
wheat s12614 wheat and oat. S12@16: Tame
oat. s1o0116; wild Oat. $9@12: Alfalfa. sS@1l
stock SIMS per tom
STRAW-40660c per bale.
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Bean. and Seeds.

Beans continue quiet. as buyers are holding
off for the new crop, which is not expected be-
fore the latter part Of September as the season
is about month late this year
BEANS-Per ~ctl: Bayos, So. 25@3.5 so: Pea.
nominal at So. 50@3.T5: small White. S3@3. 25:
large white. So b0012 65: Pink 50 156 az 25: Red.
So T5nS; Lima SO. .SG03. co. Red Kidneys, So %;
Biackeye, nominal; Butter, nominal
Mustard. So 256135O: Flaxseed. $3.50; Canary.
6a6kc; Alfalfa, 12hc; Rape. 1s@4e; Timothy.
6e; Hemp, nM5Ac per ID; Millet, 3lac; Broom
Corn Seed s20621 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas.
So 5Ot62 10 per ctl
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potatoeu. ONIONS and vegetabIe..

Under light receipts and brisk demand for
local and shipping use the Potato market ruled
,ouite firm with new arrivals of choice stock
passing out of first hands almost as fast as they
came in. Salinas Burhanks made another slight
advance and river goods were quoted Mt mar
rover range. Onions were more plentiful and
lower though steady at the decline Aside
there was nothing new to report in vegetables
stocks of most descriptions still being far in
excess of the demand.
81 10; Salinas Burbanks, s1@1.35; Sweet Pota-
toes. 363l5c per ID.
ONIONS-Yellow. per ctl, 75@S5c.
EGETABIlES-Green Corn. crates, Sfdf so:
sacks. 50c@S1: Green Peas. 2@3c per lb:
String Beans. 2ia63c per ID; Wax Beans ga
2od5oc per box for river and 6o@90c for bay;
cucumbers, 25@4oc per boy Summer Squash,
bage. 5o660c per ctI: Caulidower. 4oc per dog;
Carrots. Doc per sack; Turnips, 5oc per sack;
Green Okra bO61G5c per box; Egg Plant. 4Om
eoc gS Der box; Green Peppers. 4o@60c per boz for
Bell and 3J@50c for Chile.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
N.u Yorl, Moner MARKET.

NEw YORK. Aug. 1T.-Prime mercantile pa
1er 5hM6 per cent. ,,,o
Money on call steady. 3@3as per cent? ruihs
rte 8i5. closing bid. 3 offered, 81.
Pine loans. very strong: Sky uas - "a.
oe1f. ninety days. 5A@5h per cent; siA
ranfhs' bills. per cent. ,,,-- o.. L.
ste-iine Exchange. steady. at s4.s4I5 for de-
- enS al "a SlT5 for sixty days bills,
Posted rates. S4.S2h M4.S5 and $4.s93s "a $50
rer1mercisl bills S4s1& @4Slia.
Bar silver. 6elc.
Mexican dollars. 50zc. -. l.
ranular
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OF the day. Union Pacihc's extreme high price
vas 11s%, compared with 1925 last night.
southern Pacific TO SO early In the day. an
extreme advance of 6Tk. but did not rise again
10 that level later. Pennsylvania gained 6, New
aork central 4, and the list generally from l TO
3. The closing was below the best of the day 4
natural result OF realizing the days inviting
a. Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par value,
United States bonds were all unchanged on