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Potatoes. Onions nnd VegetnhIe.

Everything in the line OF miscellaneous veg
etables was in ample supply, and with the ex-
ception OF green corn, tomatoes and lima beans.
prices were weak throughout the list. The
best green corn was held at $2.5003 a sack
but as IL arrived late receivers were unable to
dispose of much of IL. The warm weather in
the morning stimulated the demand for tomatoes
and the best packs were readily disposed Of at
good figures, one or two brands of exceptionally
fine stock bringing a substantial premium.
Stocks of choice peas and beans were rather
light. but there much poor stock Offering
which had TO be sold cheap. Summer squash.
eucumbers, egg plant. peppers and okra were all
In free supply at easy rates aud quite large
amount had be held over. Onions were slight
ly lower for yellow, and the limited ar
rivals of the red variety found few buyers. In
the potato market business dull a few
favored brands OF boxed stock alone being
wanted.
Potatoes (per ctD-New white, S16125 for
good to choice and 65g30c for poor; early rose,
15@S5c. rrtsr
0nions-Sew red 6O@s5c per sack; new yel
low. T0Gsec per ctl.
Vegetables -Green corn. Si2303 per sack:
tomatoes. fbcfz$1. % per box; cucumbers 5OG6Ot.
for small ana 75c9$l2 % for large boxes; green
peas, 2@3c per lb; string and wax beans 306c
per lb; lima beans. 546c per Id; summer squash
80 assoc per box; do large boxes, 5Oce1SI: green
peppers, $141.25 per box for bell and I5090c for
chile; garlic, 4G5c per lb; cabbage, 5O6l75c per
ctl; caulinower, ,75@s5c per dozen; turnips, J06
75c per sack; asparagus, 6Q10c per 10; green
okra. $1Q1.25 per box; egg plant, S19I.25 per
box
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, July 24.-The wheat market dis
prayed the greatest strength of the day soon after
the opening, when prices advanced approximately
ic above the previous closing. Shorts and com
mission houses were eager bidders al the outset
ana offerings for a time were meager. The chief
reason for the sharp upturn the strength of
lorelgh' markets and hot wave throughout the
spring wheat country. which revived old rumors
OF the wheat crop in the Dakotas deteriorating on
account OF drouth. Toward the end otNthc first
hour oner1ngs in the pit became more free. which
resulted IN a reaction. The trade during the last
hait OF the session rather quiet. but
sentiment continued bullish Large primary re-
ceipts' however, tended to check any further ad-
vance The market closed firm September
opened ssc TO &c higher at 91A to 81 sc, ad-
vanced to 92c and closed at 81 Is M9l l2c.
lie corn market showed decided strength early,
owing TO the continued small movement and the
limited amount of contract supplies in store mere
shorts were active bidders for the September de-
livery, which resulted in forcing the price of that
option up TO IIc the high point of the season.
Later the market eased off somewhat The close
was STEADY September opened y a re higher at
lgl4c to 16Sc advanced to nc aud closed at
Oats strong early, September advancing
1c. Nearly all the gain wes lost later liberal
realizing by local holders. The close, however.
was firm September opened 81 "a sc higher at
45asc TO 45Ac. sold up to 461sc and then de
4516c
Provisions were weak all day because of gen.
eral profit taking by both local and outside longs
At the close September pork off 1712c, lard
was down 121a@15c and ribs were 1212c lower.
The leading futures ranged follows
AfticleS- Onen Hiq>l Close
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The II savings banks of San Francisco In their
published statements of June 30 showed agcre-
gate deposits of S139, ,0e6. .10I. against s141,-
753,345 on March H. decrease OF 81 657 23S
Compared with the decrease OF So 600 900 be-
tween December 2S and March Il, this showing
is favorable and indicates that the gradual with
drawal of savings funds. which has continued
without interruption since the disaster of April
seven millions is the total sum of cash thus
drawn from deposits and converted into other
forms of wealth in little over two years and
yet the San Francisco savings banks still have
more deposits than all the other savings banks
in California combined. The semlannual dis
the rate of per cent per annum. the highest
figure reached In nine years except in few
isolated instances. This Is a reflection OF the
increased earnings of the banks due to a higher
interest rate on mortgage loans.
LOCAL MONEY CONDITIONS
B Conditions in San Francisco have created m
active demand for all available funds and inter
est rates have not declined they have in east
ern cities. This fact has been of benefit TO the
community in two ways-frst by attracting out
side capital for loans on first class real estate
second. by inducing some of the larger packers
east at low rates to supply their seasonal necee-
stiles. The effect is to relieve the strain trpon
the San Francisco banks the demands of the
crop moving season are augmented
The harvest Of cereals and fruits Is going
steadily forward throughout California and the
packing plants are humming with ACTIVITY One
authority estimates that the total yield of beans
canned fruits and vegetables, dried fruits nuts
rnisins and salmon will reach a total value Of
$41 ,2l2. 800 this year. This figure does not in
ciude the returns from fresh fruit and from
MOVEMENTS OF EXCHANGE IN JULY
Eastern exchange has been remarkably steady
during the month. Even the repayment Of gov
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Poultry and Game

Conditions in the poultry market showed but
little change from the previous report and there
variation whatever in the quota tiOls.
The low prices asked for small to mediam sized
hens attracted many peddlers and receivers
were able to diminish the heavy accumulation OF
such stock that had previously tncumbered the
market. The other kinds OF chickens were in
fair request and large hens. full grown young
r0osters and good sized flyers showed more
steadiness than heretofore. There was a straight
car of large western hens, which arrived early
in the week still standing untouched on the
railroad track, however.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens So .50G4. 80 for
small $4.50G560 for large and S6.5O97.5O for
extras; old roosters, $3.5O94; young ROSTERS,
S596; do extras, $6@7; flyers, $4.5OQ5;
large broilers, $3@4; small broilers, 81. .50@3;
ducks. $4@5; pigeons, Sl@1.25; squads. $1.25G
L50; geese, $1-5092 per pair; goslings 81 per
pair; turkeys. 24@26c per Id for young and 19G
DC for old.
GamA-NonnfnaI
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks lower. Copper stocks weak.
Not much change in spot or future cotton.
Less excitement in local mining stocks.
New York and sterling exchange lower
Hongkong exchange higher.
Wheat firm but quiet Barley advances sharply.
Quotations for oats advanced again. Corn dull.
Rolled barley higher Other feedstufs unchanged.
No further changes hay beans. Grain bags rising
General advance in the hide and tallow markets.
Fresh and cured meats about before quoted
Potatoes and onions dull and not materially changed.
Poultry dealers working off the accumulated stock.
Eggs continue to advance Butter quotations unchanged
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. July 24-There was quite a
sIaIp reaction in the London tin market today,
racao9 r4sn me market by means lost all OF the
. !ecent advance. Spot closed at fl3I Jos ana tu-
M aares es az az tl3s l0c Locally the market was easy
copper was higher in the London market, with
spot quoted at ESQ and futures at f59 los. Lo-
eally the market was firm and generally shade
hisner' with lake quoted at 12.S1 y a ID l2l2c;
12.75c.
Lead was reported a little higher in the Lon
was nrm, but prices were unchanged at 445@
~ opelter was unchanged at f19 IS in London.
lIe ioeal market was steady at 4.45@ 4.oOc
IRON was lower at 49s for standard foundry
Er,,i anu 4's lo42d for Cleveland warrants in the
npsiisn nd s market Locally no change was report
eg; G; 40. 1oundFy, $16.50@1I No. do, $40 20
a 30; No. L foundry southern and No. 1 foun-
dfy southern soft, SIG JOM II %.
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Flour and FnrInaceOus Goods

Four-CalifOrnia family extras. $5.4OG6 net
without discount; bakers' extra. S5.40g5.65;
superhne. $420@4.50; Oregon and Washington,
per Dbl, s4.9065.40 for family bakers and pat
ents and $46545.15 for cut on; Kansas patents,
San Francisco track, $500; do straight 50. 40;
Dakota patents. $6.55; straight $3.50 per bbl.
Farinaceous GOods-Priees in packages, net
cash, no discount, follows: Graham -four,
50 per 100 lbs: rye -four $40; rye meal. $500;
rice hour, $6.S0G7; corn meal, So. .25; extra
cream do, $3. 90 G3.T5: oat meal. $4.SO@4-50 oat
gros<s $43094.50; hOminy, $3.4093-6O; buck
wheat -four, $4.05A4.25; cracked wheat, $3-30@
$50; farina, $4@4.20; whole wheat hour, 50. 20;
roIied oats, bbis, $6@T.J0, in sacks 81 .3O@6.5O;
rolled wheat, bbls $4G430, in sacks S3.30@
$50; pearl barley. $52095.4O; split peas. boxes.
$3.50 per 100 lbs.
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Hay and FeedStufT.

Rolled barley is quoted higher in sympathy
with the grain. Otherwise there nc
changes TO report under this head.
Bran-$2S .5OgS1 per ton for white and $2s@
1900 for red.
Middlings- So. .5OGs5 per ton.
Shorts-$31 G32 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley. S29d30; rolled
oats for feed, S316g33; mixed feed. S2362S for
average lots; oicake meal, in 20 ton lots S36 75,
in 10 ton lots $37.25 in ton lots $37 75, small
lots $3s. %; cOcoanut cake or meal at mills, SIS
In 10 and $3.50 in ton lots Jobbing $26; corn
meal, S39M4O; cracked corn. $40G41; broom corn
seed, 9OcdI per ctl; alfalfa meal and meal
falfa, jObbing lots S23, carload lots So per
Hay-Wheat. S14G1S; wheat and cat, $14ee
II; tame Oat, $14@16; volunteer wild our
N1@14; alfalfa, s991S.5o; stock. $s91O per
ton.
Straw-5O@75c per bale.
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New York Grain and Produce


NEW YORK. July 24.-Flour-Receipts, 13 500
barrels; exports 15,900 barrels; market firm,
wheat-R Receipts, 122, 900 bushels; exports.
%. 900 bushels Spot firm; No. 2 red, 99SscG
$1.01% elevator and $1.0i% T. o. b. afoat: No.
/ northern Duluth, $1.23ss I. o. b. ahoat; No 2
hard winter. $1.025s I. o. b. afoat Strong ad-
vances occurred in wheat today following higher
cables. less favorable northwest news and cover.
ing by shorts. At one time it was over 1c net
higher. Prices later eased on on big receipts.
closing H91c above yesterday. July, S1.O1a1 a
1.02 closed at $1.O1H; September. ee@99%c,
closed at e9&c; December, $1@101%, closed at
S1.0l.
Hops-Quiet.
Hides-Firm.
Petrpleum-Steady.
Wool-Steady.
Sugar-Raw barely steady; fair refining, 3s7c;
centrifugal. 96 test, 4.11c molasses sugar, g. 37c
Refined quiet.
Conee-Futures closed steady at net advance
of 56l0 points. Sales were reported of 90 750
bags, including July at 5.95@6c; September
5.S0c: December, Disc; March, $500; May 8 so
d5.S5c. Spot coffee steady; No. Rio 61kc: No
Santos, Sasc. Mild coffee dull Cordova 9N al
1215c.
Butter-Barely steady and unchanged
Cheese-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Easy and unchanged.
DRIED FRUIT MARKET
Evaporated Appies-The market remains quiet
at recent prices. Nancy. 10@1051c choice, s6
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Beans and seed.

All descriptions under this head remain as be-
fore quoted.
Beams tper ctl)-Bsyos, $3.2O@3. %; pea, S4.4O
S4,4On4. 80; pink So as. 50; red, S3.25 as. 70;
butter, $3.50; Nmas, S4.S0G4.90; red kidneys,
$2.T503; blackeyes, S3.250l3.5O: horse beans 81
4250; cranberry beans, 81 7543.10; Garvanzas
81. 2.506g3.50.
tard, nominal; haxseed, SS, carload lots; canary
4e; alfalfa, 1T15 d2Oc; rape. cleaned, 2i5c tim
othy, nominal; hemp, Al N412e; milleI. p. ~
3ltc per lb; broom corn seed, $1S62O per ton.
Dried Peas-Green quoted at S2.4OG2. 75
per et. NofNiles here.
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New York Money Mnrket

NEW YORK. July 24.-Money on call 1@14
per cent; ruling rate a per cent; closing bid /
per cent. offered u per cent
Time loans steady; 60 days, per cent; 90
days, 2g2A per cent; six months, 3a4 "a per
cent
Prime mercantile paper. 3Ia "a per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 S675 for demand and at
$4.S515d4 .s525 for 60 day bills
Commercial bills, $4S4A@4.S5.
Bar silver. 52$Sc
Mexican dollars, 45c
Government bonds heavy; railroads easy
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cases daily, and it learned this afternoon
that this is conservative estimate They have
had to refuse to MI some orders lately owing
that there is a gradual falling on OF receipts
prOportionate to the gradual advance IN the
prices
Offering 25c for all eggs and the demand q bet
ter than the supply, which is slightly the
decline. While the local supply Is sufficient
Just now. outside product will soon be neces-
sary to keep the market supplied
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&c; prime. ea@74c; common to fair, $40

615c. -
Iprlnes-Market firm, particularly for future
delivery Quotations for spot range from 31se
70 10 l5c for California and from SIC to 14c for
oregon fruit, the latter up to 30-40s.
for export. Choice 1o@IO15c; extra choice, 11@
IL lac; fancy. 12d13c.
Peaches-Quiet and Exchanged, with choice
quoted at S12@S3.c; extra choice. 9@934c;
fancy 1o@lo13c; extra fancy, 1O15@11c.
Raisins-Dull and more or less nominal on
spot Loose muscatel, 414@6Ac: choice TO
layers, $1.2561
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Foreign Futures
london Wool Sale.

| LONDON, July 24.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted to 15 400 bales, all
OF hne quality. The demand was strong at ret
cent rates. New South Wales come back greasy
ana combings were actively competed for by the
/ home trade and continental buyers. =, Medium
greasy cfossbreds were freely bought by America
A selection of Queensland secured was in good
demand and realized full rates
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Loans, Exchange and Silver
MONEY AND TRADE
Condition of the Banks. the Money
Market and Local Exchange

bank says:
In the absence of any noise or impact to
mark the event. there is some difference of
opinion as to whether-or not the bottom has been
struck. Many keen observers are convinced that
the upward movement has already begun and
are shaping their business affairs in accordance
with this belief From all directions come re-
ports of mills and shops resuming work. of do
1erred construction projects being taken up once
mere; OF railroads purchasing equipment.
ihere are plenty of reasons to support the
opinion that the resumption of activity is to con-
tinue with but little interruption. The statistical
experts Of the government figure that the corn
crop VIII be the second largest In the history OF
the country; the wheat crop, the fourth largest
oats. good yield, and so on Although our ex-
ports have fallen of. SO have our Imports. and
Europe owes us a great deal of money
The eastern reserve centers continue to pile
up enormous supplies of money and the with
drawal OF S45.000,000 from the national banks
Dy the secretary of the treasury on July Is
caused no disturbance whatever. 4 heavy trade
balance in our favor In Europe still further
strengthens the financial position of the United
States. OF the $1G6. 6.00o,OO0 gold imported in
November and December, than half Is stiIl
retained in this country. 1t is impossible to con
celve OF any emergency for which the banks are
not amply prepared.
although the number of idle cars is 100. 600
less now than it was Go days ago. the railroads
are still peevish over their decreased earnings
eUl propose to stimulate business by increas sing
rates-the same rates at which they made good
pronts year ago. The plan has the merit of
originality inasmuch as prices in all other lines
including labor. are being cut to induce more
1uFins These reductions, combined with the
depletion of stocks in the hands of jobbers and
retail merchants. likely TO create more activ-
ity in trade within n short time provided trans
portation rates are not advanced.
CONDITION OF THE BANKS
The comptrolers call for statement gave
an opportunity to compare the condition of the
national banks on July 10 with that Of May IA
the date OF the last statement. In San Francisco
the most notable change is the increase of bank
deposits by more than So. 800 0O0. To offset this
nearly $2,000.000 of government deposits were
Withdrawn. Two national banks. conversions
from state banks, have been added during the
last two months. Leaving them out OF the COM
parison and taking only the nine national banks
which reported on May IA, the figures for San
Francisco follow:
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MISCELLANEOUS mARkErs
Naval stores-Turpentine and Ro.

Naval StOres-Turpentine and ROsin
SAVANNAH, July 24-TurpentRe Arm, 81 4
13T&e; sales, 4SS; receipts, 1,063; shipments,
422
Rosn, firm; sales, 1880; receipts. 1928; ship
ments, 5T2; stock. 49, So. Quotations: ABC.
81. 40; ID. $2.S0G2S5; L. So. .9012.95; F, S3.1TL "
93.20; g. S3.20@330; II, $3.50; I. $3. 90: X
$4.S5d4.90: NJ, $54O; n, $5.s5; VIC, $6.25
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, July 24.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour. steady; No. > spring wheat.
81 10: No. s. s1.02@1 .15: No. 2 red, 9a1a a
9Si2c; No. corn. ITla@7Sc; No. > yellow.
sic; No. white. 81 y q00c; No rye, 7Gc;
fair To choice mailing barley. 6T@69c; No. /
northwestern 6axseed. l.2515 short ribs. sides
tl0osel, $S.3I15 GS.I5; short clear sides (boxedl
IS. 1919; mess pork. per barrel, S15 .40d15 Is
lard, per 100 pounds, SO 10; whisky, basis of
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. July 24.-Today,s statement
of the treasury balances: Available cash bal
anee, $207, 2,54S gold coin and bullion S40-
$50; gold certificates S6,367, 430.
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sPokANEs July 24.-clearings. ss1o. 100; bal
TACOMA July 24.-Clearings. $s72 1886; bal
PORTLAND; July 24.-cleaFngs, s779, 400;
balances. $75. $50.
SEATTLE. July 24.-Clearings} 81. .I69. .5T2: bal
ances S22Q :.}2S
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,alls Page Of Commercial News

ernment deposits. a great part OF which was et-
fected in San Francisco instead of through east.
ern correspondents has disturbed the Market
very little. -.
European exchanges have remained strong Dut
within the last week downward tendency mas
manifested itself and this is likely to increase
with the Increased exports of American goods
Oriental exchanges have been weak OWNS 70
the unsatisfactory business conditions III ASIA
and the lack of demand for silver.
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NEW YORK, July 24.-HuttoDs wire says:
1.-The market today was mainly professional
affair. Room traders sold in the absence Of
support. but the bull interests were quietly
picking up the August option and were content
TO let the market its own course. bear
ish weekly statement seems to be the result
of the weeks movement and may cause some
change in sentiment
Spot cotton closed quiet. Midding uplands
10 soc; middling gulf. 11.O5c. No sales
fsSu r,fysf mr.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

The market. for. eggs continued to improve on
a steady demand for regular local use coupled
with an active demand from out OF town points
par rticularly from summer resorts. There was
another general advance In prices extras and
hrsts going up isc and seconds and thirds fe s
dozen. One small lot of extras changed hands
at the new quotation the exchange while
the new prices for the under grades were estab-
lished by bids
Supplies of butter ample for all needs
and prices for all grades stood as before quoted
Since extras we're marked up from -22iSc to
the current quotations the market for that grade
before the advance. the rise put quite a
check on the movement into storage In the
cheese department California Young America
frsts were &c pound lower. while fancy
oregon fats were held at an advance Of nc
Receipts were u 800 lbs butter, $500 lbs
cheese and III cases eggs
The following are official quotations estab-
lished by sales, bids and offers on the door Of
the dairy exchange Prices In the street while
Governed By the exchange quotations. generally
range from l 15c to &c higher owing to the vari-
Gus charges to be added:
,Butter-Fresh creamery extras 231hc per ID
steady: do frsts. Pike. steady: do seconds.
2O15c, steady; do thirds. 20c, steady; packing
stock steady at 19l3c for No 1 and Isle for
No. 2.
Cheese-California: Fancy fats. lie per ID.
hrm: do nrsts, 1pc firm; do seconds. e1zc drm
fancy Young Az as. 13i5e. weak do hrsts
1215c. weak. Or, en-: Fancy fats. 12Hc firm.
fancy Young Americas. 1417e. weak.
Eggs (per dozen, cases tncludedl-C Californi Ia
fresh extras. 261sc hrm; do hrsts, 24I5c. arm
do seconds, lac, firm: do thirds. 1s1sc. firm.
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Bank CIeariacs

NEW YORK, July 24.-Bradstreet's bank
clearings repeyt for The week ended July %
shows an aggregate of S2,551, ,O04 600 as against
$245o ss1, 600 last week and 81, ,516, 800, 600 in
the corresponding week last year The follow
ing is list of the cities:
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PORTLAND. July -Butter-Extras, 25c;
fancy, 24c choice. 20c store. Ice.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, July 24.-Aiarket unchanged. Blue
stem, Ssc; club, S6c; red, S4c>
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wheat and other Grains

Wbeat-paris and liverpool futures were
higher. Chicago was stronger on tne ln. l.is.
This market ruled steady without much ue-
mand. Futures advanced. as will be seen
CASH WHEAT
81 671z al.70; California white Australian. 81 40
@1.75; lower grades OF California, Sl.4og l.60'
northern club, $1.65G1-671z; northern bluestem'
$1.6Tls gI.72ls; northern red. $1.65; turkey red,
- - FUTURES
December-No sales; sis5 bid. s1e5 asked.
D. m. Session
Barley-Futures advanced sharply yesterday,
the December option rising 319c, The advance
and the equal scarcity OF sellers, both Of these
factors alarming the shorts, who rushed 10
The cash grain was Influenced By this rise in
futures and feed advanced to S1.371a, at which
figure 1000 sacks sold on change. shippers are
active bidders in the country but the farmers
holding back aud not meeting buyers freely.
The market is extremely firm at the advance.
CASH BARLEY
shipping. shipping 50 spot che1alisF @ Nominal
D...ms..sssss .fs5 f isS sfsF 81 cs;' Is
p. M. Session
December 9psB ss Hssa sss 81 L?g ss 81 ciSss
grades for seed are still higher and the market
rules strong, with offerings light
Choice white. $1.4T1a al 30; No. 1 do, $1.421a
a.. 10; common do, $3.50 40; gray, 81 409g
1.50; red, for seed, $1.50@l.55; feed lots, S1.45
@1.5O for good and 81. .350g1, 40 for common.
Gorn-There is n&hlng further to report in
this market. There have been arrivals from
the western states for some time now
California small round yellow, nominal; large
yellow, nominal; white, nominal; western states
yellow, sacked, $1.sI15; in bulk, San Francisco,
track, track $ls7; white, S1s5; mixed, $1s7;
Rye-New California, to arrive, $1.3591.4O per
etl; spot. old. 81 AZ q l so.
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LOCAL MARKETS
san Francisco Money Market

There were numerous changes in exchange
yesterday. New York and sterling were lower
while Hongkong was a fraction higher. Silver
declined &c.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

AINHNtNA3 NHhNNHC
CHICAGO, July 24.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market steady; creameries,
1S@2l5zc; daries. 1TM30c. Eggs. steady at
mark, cases included. 14A@15e: frsts. lie;
prime frsts. 191ac. Cheese. steady. 1lMl3c.
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st. Louis Wool Market
Northern wheat Market

ST. louis July wool-Firnl. Medium
grades combing and clothing. 19M20c light fine,
1870; heavy fine, 11@12c; tub washed, 20@2Tc.
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PortIand Butter Marked

OREGON
2 PORTLAND, July -Wheat--Club, SEC;
bluestem, ssc; valley. SEC; red sac.