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Butter. Cbeese opd Ecg.

Everything under this head closed the week
with the market steady to hrm and prices for
butter and eggs were well sustained, while
cheese was slightly higher for dat frsts and
fancy young Americas. All grades of eggs and
top quality offerings of creamery butter con-
tinued to find ready sale and the supplies were
closed out without difficulty. The sale of a lot
of extra butter at q remarkably low figure by
the representative of large eastern concern en-
the exchange gave rise to the belief that the
spectators were getting from under the market.
1t developed however, that the seller was hot
following the call closely and thought that he
was selling extra eggs when at the time bids and
offers for future deliveries of butter were being
asked for by the exchange caller.
Business on the exchange was as follows:
Butter-10 cases of extras at 2515c, 40 at &c
and $500 pounds-seler 10 days-at 24Hc.
Eggs-24c bid and 25c asked for extras.
Cheese-25 fancy fats at 13Ac and 25 fancy
young Americas at 14Ec.
Receipts were 30,5 500 lbs butter $1,000 lbs
cheese and 1.2S6 cases eggs.
The following the official quotations as
established by sales, bids and offers on the door
of the dairy exchange
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 26c per ID,
firm, do frsts. 2415c, firm: seconds. 2314c, firm
thirds, 23c, frm packing stock. firm at 2215c
for No. l and 22c for No. 2; eastern laile
packed extras, 21 1ac, firm; do frsts, pic firm
Cheese-Fancy California fats, 1870 Per
lb, firm; frsts, 12Ac, firm; new young Ameri-
cas-. fancy, 1415c. firm; frsts. 1870, frm; fancy
Oregon, 141ac, firm; New York storage, fancy,
1S1sc firm.
Eggs-California fresh extras. 24c per doz.
firm; frsts, 22c, firm; seconds 1870, firm;
thirds 19c, firm
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Potatoes. ONIONS and vegetables

Yesterdays arrivals of potatoes were light and
were quickly cleaned up at firm figures, the mar
ket closing very strong, with practically nothing
remaining in first hands. Stocks in jobbers'
hands also limited and prospects for con-
tinued firm market for the coming week wee
bright. Onions remained firm under continued
active buying for local use and shipment. A
straight of reds to hand and was
quickly closed out at the recent advanced quota
tions.
The vegetable market was heavily stocked
supplies of the leading descriptions being exces-
sive, and prices were accordingly weak. Cucum-
bers summer squash and tomatoes were in bur-
densome supply and lower, with small packages
of all three descriptions hard to move even at
weak rates. Green peppers and rhubarb were
neglected, while peas continue strong on ex-
tremely light arrivals. Asparagus still
quoted up to 1215c a pound for extras. but there
was hardly enough sold above 10c to warrant
quoting it any higher. The Gamers took the
bulk OF the supply, as usual and were also buy
ing string beans at or near the inside quotation.
Potatoes (per ct1,-New crop: Burbanks
So 65013: early rose s.. .25@2.75; garnet chiles
So 25@2.75; old eastern Burbanks, nominal.
onions-New red. S3.10@3.25 per sack; new,
yellow. 1925 per ctl; Australian. S4@4.50 per
GENITAL
vegetables-Asparagus. 6@1oc per pound for
extras; rhubarb, $1@1.25 per box; green peas,
Al G5c per lb; tomatoes, crates 75c@$1. boxes
40@75c; string and wax beans, 1@4c per .b:
summer squash. 5o@60c for small and $1@l.50
for large boxes; egg plant, per lb; green
peppers. 10@15c per lb cucumbers. 40@50c for
small and $1@125 for large boxes; garlic, 3h0
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I,os AureIes Markets

LOS ANGELES, June 29.-There was no sp-
preciable change in conditions with respect to
any commodity in the product market today.
Prices were unchanged and the extremely warm
weather rendered business unusually dull. The
demand was not at all active.
Produce receipts: Eggs. 40 cases, butter,
1,096 pounds; cheese, 1000 pounds; potatoes,
1,151 saks; onions, sacks.
Eggs-Local ranch, candled, 23c; local ranch,
case count, 21c.
Butter Creamery, extras. 571ac; creamery,
hrsts, SIC; dairy, 24@25c.
Cheese-Northem, fresh. ice; anchor large.
1sc; Tuiare cheese, fats. I7c; anchor, Young
America, 19c; anchor. hand. zoe; eastern singles,
ls@19c; eastern twins, 20c; eastern cheddars.
l6@161c; eastern Longhorn, l9@20c; eastern
daisy, 19c; Swiss, imported SIC; Swiss, do
mestic, 22c; Limburger, 13c.
new early rose, $2@2.25; Bliss early triumph
new, $2@2. 20.
onions-1mperial Bermudas, So crate 50. %
@350 sack; silyerskins. So; garlic, s@9c; chlis,
eyaporated 11@12c, sun dried 14@15c, ground
1215c, Mexican (bulk) 121s@13c.
Beans tper ctll-Pink, No. 1, So; Lima, No. l.
$3.50; Lady Washington, No. 1. So; do, small
white $3.50; biackeye. $5-50@6.5o; Garvanzas,
S5.50@6; lentils, 12h @15c pound.
Poultry - Buying prices, live weight per
pound--Broilers, / pound to IL pounds not
~ssnted: l14 to ~ pounds, 17c; fryers, under 8
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June 29.-Wheat prices upon the
local exchange broke &c per bushel today be-
cause of the heavy realizing sales. At the close
the September delivery OFF 2@2Ac corn
was down 4Sc. oats were q al Iac lower and
provisions were unchanged to 21s @5c higher
The wheat market weak all day Prices
at the opening were off nearly 1c and the decline
continued until another cent had been added to
the initial loss. The market was entirely a
weather affair. In the southwest, where har-
Vesting is in progress. the weather was clear
and warm. while in the northwest where the
in need of moisture. rains were quite general
last night, More rain also predicted for to-
night in North Dakota and Minnesota Longs
and commission houses sold freely the entire ses-
sion and the offerings were taken chiefly by
shorts.
The market closed weak at almost the lowest
point of the day. September opened q a &c
lower at 97% 09SLc, declined to 96aac and
closed at 9613 969sc.
The corn market was weak on free selling by
cash houses Excellent weather for the new crop
and the decline in wheat were the main reasons
weak. Septebmer opened 1sQMc lower at 534
@345sc. declined to 531ac and closed at 535s
d53Ac.
Prospects of heavy deliveries Monday on July
contracts brought out liberal sales of July oats
by longs, and caused weakness in all options
The slump in wheat also tended to depress the
market. September opened k6Lc lower at
81 y g31ssc. sold between 37@373sc and closed
at 3714 G37ssc
Provisions were dull. The feature of the trad
ing was liquidation of July, owing to the likeli-
hood of large deliveries Monday. A &c ad-
vance in live hogs offset these sales and had the
market steady all day. At the close September
pork was up 2h 05c. lard was unchanged and
ribs were 212c higher.
The leading futures ranged as foIlows
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Rax and Feedrtur.

No further decline in hay was reported yester-
day. but the market continued weak. with ar
rivals of ,o30 tons including Sc Sellers
are making liberal concessions to buyers, but the
latter holding off. The circular of Scott &
Magner says;
Arrivals of hay for the last six days have
been 6.474 tons. This large amount, in addition
to the immense shipments of the last two weeks
has been too much for the market to stand. The
result has been the overcrowding of the market
to such extent that 1t has been impossible to
move all the arrivals from day to day.
''The railroads have brought in this food. as
the arrivals this week by water have not been
extensive.
cradle less than heretofore. for the reason that
great number of horses have been sent into
the country as team work here has been greatly
reduced.
"The effect of all the above has been to ie-
duce prices, and II arrivals continue heavy a
lower market must be looked for. At present
conditions thoroughly unsettled and the mar
ket is on definite basis
The ideas of many of the farmers much
in advance of this market. No large purchases
are being made, and probably will not be until a
more satisfactory trading basis is established.
Receipts of alfalfa hay continue light aud The
market is steady.
1.-THE only article that shows decided firmness
is straw. which is scarce at present and what
little arrives is promptly bought at full figures
Bran and shorts continue weak under heavy
stocks, but holders do not let the market decline
hoping that the usual good summer demand now
that the green feed is gone will help them out
later on
Middlings-s27@3o per ton.
Shorts-S2o. .5Om22 so per ton.
Feedstuffs-R Rolled barley, $27@2s; mixed
cake meal at mills, $2e in 10 and S26.50 in
ton lots; jobbing, SGT; corn meal. $32; cracked
corn. $33; broom feed 90cMS1 per etI
alfalfa meal, carload lots $40. so; jobbing $215
per ton; mealfalfa, s20.50; joboing, S21. so.
Hay-Choce wheat, s2o@21 per ton; good
wheat and oat, s10@165O; tame oat, sl0@
1850; wild ost, $1o@13.50: volunteer, $S@10;
alfalfa. $11 @1350; stock, $S@10 per ton
Straw-60@90c per bale.
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in cases 1sc; Sc degree gasoline. in bulk. soc. in
cases 36c.
Turpentfne-ssc per gallon In cases and T615c
In drums and iron barrels
Rosin-Per Dbl of $50 lbs-E, $685. T, $I.4o'
6, SI.60; n. S7.70; !, $3.50.
Red and White Lead-Red lead. S15 9Sc per
10; white lead, S@S15c, according to quantity.
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows terms net cash: Cubes A.
crushed, 5.6oc; powdered, 5.45c; candy grsnu-
lated, 5.45c; fine fruit coarse granulated,
confectioners' A. 5.35c; magnolia A, 49oc; extra
c. 4.s5c; golden c. 475c;I D. 4-65c; a. and q
crystal dominos, s.75c; tablets. half bbls o-Soc'
boxes e.1Oc per Ib Barrels and 80 lb bags 10c;
half bbls 25c and boxes SOC more per 100 lbs Tor
all grades. No order taken for less than 20 paE-
rels its equivalent
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
ralifornia stnck nnd oiI Exchanr..
MininG Stockr

UFFICIAL SALES
200 Monte Cristo ..................... az
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UNITED STATES BONDS
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Rnnk DirIdends

The following additional bank dividends VIII
be paid July /:
The Hibernia savings and loan society VIII pay
q dividend of 33s per cent per annum all de-
posfts. Previous dividend. $40.
The German savings and loan society viii 1ay
2 dividend Of 50 per cent per annum Oh al de-
pOsits. Previous dividend was $50.
The Market Street bank viii pay dividends at
the rate of per cent per annum on term and
35h per cent on ordinary deposit. Previous divi-
dends the same.
The Mechanics savings bank VIII pay divi-
dend Of 80 per cent per snnum On all deposits.
Previous rate 3la-
The Metropolis savings bank and trust com
pany pays 800 per cent per annum on savings
deposits for the six months, same as last Janu-
sry.
California safe deposit and trust company win
pav 4 dividend at the rate OF per cent per an
mum all deposits.
The Renters loan and trust company win pay
n dividend al the rate Of per cent on savings
deposits.
The Humboldt savings bank win pay 3 diyi-
dend OF 3.S per cent 10 depOsitors; also regu-
lar semiaDnual dividend 10 stockholders at the
rate OF per cent per annum-
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks, cotton and coppers all higher.
Silver slightly higher Exchange rates unchanged
San Francisco stock and exchange board adjourns for week
Local bank clearings gain 20 per last year.
Wheat barley, oats and corn still quiet.
Hay and feedstuffs weak, but no lower Beans quiet
Cattle sheep and hogs in sufficient supply and easy.
Nothing in WOOL hops or hides
Potatoes and onions firm. Vegetables in heavy supply.
Poultry weak and dull with sellers shading prices
Butter and>eggs firm and cheese slightly higher
Fresh fruits generally in liberal supply and weak.
Continued rness activity in raisins
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THE STOCK MARKET
The San Francisco Stock and Exchange e
Board Adjourns to July 3

There very little trading in local securi-
ties yesterday on the stock and bond exchange
and there were no pronounced fluctuations Inc
following stocks were ex-dfvidend under the rule
Hawaiian c. & s. Co., 65c; Hutchinson ). p
Co, 15c; Onomea Sugar Co.. soc; Paauhau s. P
Co., 15c; Pacific Coast Borax. 81; Pacific Light
ing Co., 40c; Pacific Tel & Tel pfd-. S1.5O
This exchange win adjourn from the close Of
business tomorrow to Monday, the Sth.
In mining stocks the Comstocks were weak as
a rule and changes were generally downward
though they were narrow and insignificant
The southern Nevadas were stronger through
out the list without any feature calling for com
ment. Goldheld Consolidated sold up to S7.05
and Combination Fraction to $3.50. Business was
quiet.
The stock and exchange board has adjourned
to Monday, July s. The San Francisco mining
exchange will adjourn from the close of business
on Wednesday to Monday, July s.
The Tonopah mining company has declared a
dividend Of 25c per share
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General Merchandise

Bags--san Quentin. 7%c; grain bags. June
July, 77s@SMc for cotton and S15c for jIte.
Goal wellington, s12 per ton; New yelling
ton, s12; Beaver Hill, $40; Coos bay, $40; Rich
mond, $12; Cumberland, $14 in bulk and SIG %
in sacks; Welsh anthracite, SIS; coke. SIT per
ton In bulk and $18 in sacks; Rocky mountain,
nominal.
Oil-Quotations are for barrels: Linseed
57c per gallon for boiled and soc for
raw, cases SC more; castor oil, in cases,
No. l. 75c Bakers AA. cases. 81. .2S@1. 80; lucol,
soc for boiled and 4Sc for raw; China nut, cases.
S5@90c per gallon; cocoanut oil in barrels, 6715
Q71c for xxx. 65@6S1c for No. and 621z a
66c for No. 2, according to quantity; extra
bleached winter sperm OIL CSC: natural winter
sperm oil, 65c; natural whale oil, 55c; extra
winter strained lard oil. s5c; No. lard OIL csc;
pure neatsfoot oil. 75c; No. neatsfoot oil,
571ac; herring OIL 40c; salmon oil, 35c; boiled
fish oil, 35c; paint OIL 35c.
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc.-Water white coal oil
from tank tai !, wagon. @ iogllc; g special. 40, l2hc;
extra star, zoe; Elaine 26c; eocene. Ice; stove
gasoline. in bulk, 171Ac. in cases. 24c; No en-
CINE distiilate, iron barrels drums, Sc; No.
do 61sc, cases Sac more; benzine. in bulk l21se,
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, June 29.-Flour- Receipts,
1900 barrels; exports, 1880 barrels; sales ai
1850 barrels; market dull and unchanged Min
nesota patents. S5.05@5.45; do bakers. S3.Iod
4.15: winter patents. S450@5; winter straights,
s4.35@4.5o; winter extras, $S.55@S.7o; winter
W6eatEReceipts, $500 bushels; exports.
A 600 bushels; sales. 10000 bushels of flu
lures. Spot, weak; No. 2 red, 9sla elevator;
No . red. S1o1A (. 0. b. ahoat; No. north
ern Duluth. Sill {. O. b. afoat; No. hard
winter. Sl.o4 (. o. b. aaoat.
today and a lot of selling for stop loss account.
influenced by rains in in the northwest northwest @ good
prices were 1sac to 2Ac net lower. July closed
at $1.o1H; September, $1o27s; December,
Hops-Quiet; Pacific coast. 1908 crop, 6@sc;
WooiHouiet: domestic fleece. 1s@s5c
Petroleum-Firm
SugarWRaw, drm; fair refining. 3.371Ac; cen
trifugal, &c test, 3.s715c; molasses sugar,
3.12Ac Refined is steady; No: 6. .60c: No 4,
No. IL. 4.30c; No. II. 4.25c; No. 49, 4.2oc; No.
IA. 4.15c; confectioners' A, Also: crushed, 570c;
powdered. BLOC; granulated, sc; cubes, 5.25c;
CoFFEE-The market for coffee futures
opened dull at unchanged prices to an advance
quiet and the market showed special features.
The close quiet, net unchanged to points
higher. Sales for the half session were 1850
5.20c; December, 5.25e; March, 5.35c; May,
SpOl- duIl, NO. Rio, 01se: NO. santos,
74c. Mild coffee, quiet; Cordova, 9@12Ac
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market is quiet, but
steady. Fancy quoted at SIC; choice, Sc;
prime, 7979sc; poor TO fair, 6@7c.
Prunes-Are not active, but continue firm in
tone, with quotat ations ranging from Aye to
l215c for California fruit and from size TO &c
for Oregon 20s TO 3Os.
Apricots-Are unchanged, with choice quoted
at 21c; extra choice, pc; extra fancy, 22@23c.
Peaches-Are quiet and show fresh fea-
ture. Choice are quoted at 111s@12e; extra
choice, 121aq12$4c; fancy, 13@13hc; extra
fancy, 14@1415c
Raisins-Are said to show rather an easier
tone on the coast, but the spot situation is un-
changed, with loose muscate quoted at So a
loc; seeded raisins, 7A@13c; London layers.
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Local Rank ClearinEs

Local bank clearings last week were SIS. .l63,-
I2S against S3l, ,7S2. l73 for the same week last
year. gain Of s6.3So. .95a. OF something over e
per cent. The clearings in June were Sl6s, ,59l,
32T against Sl32 6I5. .5Js for June, 1906. The
clearings for the first half Of 1907 were Sl,l54,
sol 924. against $50. $40. 5SS for the correspond
ing period in 1906 II must be remembered that
the comparison with last year involves the con
siderati0n Of the great disaster In 1906, WI lcl
cut down business materially during the late
spring and early summer months
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
wheat and other Grains


Wheat-The past week has been most unsatis
factory, owing largely to the telegraphers strike
which, by cutting this market off from chicago
and the other eastern markets, has aggravated 8
situatio which was dull enough without this adj
ditional handicap to trade. Yesterdays market
was as dull those of the preceding days and
the situation showed no change whatever.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.50@1. .52h; DO milling,
S155; California white Australian: 81 65ai 20;
club, nominal; northern bluestem. S1.60@1 ST. n
FUTURES,
10:30 a. session.
No transactions.
Barley-There was sale of a car OF choice
bright new feed from the San Joaquin valley al
81 .221h, and the same price bid for 1.O0t
SKIS more. Otherwise there was nothing new to
report.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. SPOT 81 .20G1 .2212; com.
mon TO fair, $115@1.1T12 per ctl; brewing and
shipping, s1-221a @1271z per ctl; chevalier, sl2C
@1.4o per ctl- vr,rrPrs
1890 a. m. session.
nacoh.- open sI High ga s, LoE SE 6 dlSss @sa
Oats-The tables change contain very few
samples. as already mentioned, the market i:
so dull and weak that sellers consider attempts
to make sales useless. The oats are here all tbs
same, however. and the northern states are hold
ing large lines to ladle out to this market at tbs
Good to choice red. s135@1 40: common to
fair, s1.30@1. .S2h; white $1.3o@1.45; black
for seed, 81; gray. nominal.
| Corn-The western states are sending
quotations out here but this market is life
less that local dealers are not giving much atten
tion to them.
California small round yellow, $1.55@1 so;
large yellow, $1.50@1.55; white, nominal; west
1.55 spot and S1.50 to arrive: mixed. to arrive,
| 81 %.
Rye-s1. .45@15o per ctI for California anJ
S1.3591 40 for Utah.
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Poultry had very quiet closing. there being
very little life to trade. and clearances Of ordi-
nary stock, such scrubby hens and small
chickens. were only effected by shading the quo
tations. Retailers manifested but little interest
In the market and what few buyers were around
were only looking for bargains. car OF west
ern chickens falls due tomorrow.
Poultry (per dozen)-Rens, S6@7.50 for large
and $5@5.50 for small: old roosters. S4@5:
young roosters, SO. 50@s.5o; fryers, s4.50@5.5o;
for large and So. 50@4 for small: broilers, SEA
$50; pigeons. $1.25@1 so; squads. $1.5062;
ducks, s5@6 for young and S4@5 for old Gos-
lings. S1.75@2 per pair; geese, 81: :50@1sT5 per
pair
Game-NominaI
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Weekly Bank statement

NEW YORK June 2s.-The statement Of the
clearing house banks for the week shows that
tbe banks hold s.. .509.273 more than the legal
reserve requirements. This is a decrease OF
S3I1132j as compared with last week. The
statement follows
Loans. SI.I26 $50 100: decrease. s7.sf3. zoo.
Deposits 81 082 O3I 200; decrease. Sl4, $50, 800.
Circulation. 500. .T04.3O0; decrease. S27, 800
Legal tenders So. .724. zoo; increase, S643, 100.
Specie 500. 7s2 800. decrease. 81, ,z9S. 900.
Reserve S27J.5l Z POO: decrease Sc S54. 500.
Reserve required. S273. .0O7, ,925; decrease, S3,-
1871
Surplus. s.. 500. .215: decrease, S3.1l7.325.
TX United States deposits, Slo,32S,075; de
crease. s. .237 .250.
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Eastern livestock Market

CHICAGO June observation-disclosures 400
Market steady. Beeves. 81. .e0@7; cows, s1.75@
to prime steers, $5.7o@7; poor to medium,
s.. 4.65@5.65; stockers and feeders. S2.90@5.25.
Hogs-Receipts 10000. Market strong to SC
higher Light, s5.90@0.15; mixed s5.s0@6. Is;
heavy. $5.55@6021a rough, s5.55@5.75; pigs.
S5.40@6.05; good to choice heavy, $1,000
6.025S.
Sheep-Receipts 3,00o Market weak. Natives.
S4d6.1o; westerns. S4@6; yearlings, S6.6o@
$685. lambs and westerns, $5.50@I.
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Provisions

All prices remain unchanged, with an average
movement reported by packers and wholesale Iers.
15A 11515c for light medium, 1910 for light,
1I@1I1ac for extra light and 19@21c for sugar
cured; dry salted sides, lac; bellies, 14E @f5c;
eastern sugar cured hams, 17@17hc; California
hams 161ac; mess beef, 50 per Dbl; extra mess,
$3.50; family, $40; prime mess pork, S24; extra
clear. S27; mess. S25; pig pork, S2S; pigs feet,
So; smoked beef. 14c per h.
Lard-Tierces quoted at 91s for California com
pound, she for eastern compound and IL 1sc for
10 lb tins, 12Ac; Id tins, 12%c; 3 ID tins,
1215c.
Cottolene-one half barrel 11%c; three half
barrels, 11Hc; one tierce, 11kc; two tierces,
lie; five tierces, 1oMc.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK June 29.-MOney on call nom-
inal Time loans. steady and very dull. Sixty
days. AZ per cent; 80 days, ~ per cent six
months, d. @5la per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5l@q6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with business tn
bankers bills at 81 SG60@4 T. 500 for demand
and al s. $40 T. $3.50 for GO day bills.
Posted rates 81 .S4la M4STis.
Commercial bills, SA-S414 04S4S.
Bar silver. 6714c
Mexican dollars. 521fc.
Government and railroad bonds steady.
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Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hon.

The situation in all three of the important
staples under this head remains unchanged
Hides-Culls and brands sell about I511c un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers lie; me-
dunn, l0c; light. 10c; COW hides, 10c for heavy,
l0c for light; stays, Sc; salted kip 1O11c; salted
veal lac; salted calf, 1415c; dry hides Ice:
dry kip. 1s1ac; dry calf. 23c sheepskins, shear,
lings 20@50c each; short wool, 50@90c each:
medium, 90c@S1; long wool, 81 25@l so; horse
hides, salt, s3@3; 80 for large, S250@3 for me
dunn and $1@l.25 for SMALL horsehides, dry.
81. 25 for small and 25@5Oc for colts; deerskins'
dry Mexican, 361a a@39c; picked do, 35c: dry ,sIt
do 29c; Mexican dry hides. Ice; dry salt do fhc.
picked do. 17c; goatskins. prime angora, 75c
extra large do, S1.50; large, soc; medium, soc
small, 25c.
Tallow-No. rendered. 5@5Ac; No. ., An
412c; grease, 2@3hc.
Wool-Spring clip: Northern bright, 2OA24c.
Mendocino, 21@25c; middle county If50I9c: 81 n
Joaquin. 14@16c for free and 12@14c per ID for
defective.
Hops-Choice,- s@sc; prime. 7@7hc; common.
506c per Id. Contracts for 1907 crop, 91bMIIc
per lb
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Beans and seeds


The work closed with all descriptions quiet at
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Beans tper ctl)-Bayos SO. .15@3.25; pea, S3@
3.25; small white $2.S5@3; large white, So 6O6
go; pink. S2.40@260; red. So. 25@350; limas.
S515@5.20 red kidneys, So 25@3. so: blackeyes
$4.90@5 butter, $450@5: horse beans, S2@
2:25: cranberry beans. S3.75@4 Garvanzas,
So. 25@3.75
seeds-Btown mustard, st 2@2e; yeilow 2 mus.
alfalfa, 15e; rape. 1k@3zc; timothy, nominal;
hemp, Al @5c; millet, 2&c per lb; broom corn
seed, $1S@20 per ton.
Dried Peas-Niles. nominal: green peas. $2.5O
M2.75 per ctl.