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The Tupelo journal., 1909-08-13
Austin Fathers Immigrant Bill.

Washington.-A bill providing for a
very stringent exclusion of immigrants
was introduced in the house by Repre-
sentative Austin TENNESSEE. 1t pro-
vides that all Asiatics except public off,
Gals, merchants, students and travellers,
shall be prohibited from coming into the
United States, Porto Rico, Hawaii or the
Philippine Islands. 1t also excludes Eu-
ropean adults who cannot read or write,
who are not Industrious or who have
criminal records.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-08-13
Bear Carries Baby Away.

Cheboygan, Mich.-Reports reached
the city that a large black bear had
carried way a baby IS months old while
the mother was picking huckleberries on
the Mcintosh plains, about ten miles
out of town. A posse of ten men has
set out in search of the child and bear.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-08-13
FIVE HORSE PLOW EvENER.
illustration and Directions for Max
ing Very Useful Farm Implement
in Easy Manner.

A writer in the Prairie Farmer
gives the following instructions for
constructing a five-horse pillow even
err: Take a 2x5 piece of hardwood so
inches long for the large evener
The Tupelo journal., 1909-08-13
POOR MANS CORN SHELLER.
Continuance Can Easily Be Construct
ed with Piece of Plank and
Slips of Iron.

In a piece of plank 1Ax10 and
three feet long cut grooves with q
kandsaw IL inches apart and n
inch deep on about half the plank
as indicated in the accompanying IL
The Tupelo journal., 1909-08-13

Bore a hole 21a inches from each end
and on the larger end nine inches
from the end hole bore another hole
for the clevis, which attaches the
doubletrees to the pillow. On the right
end of the evener put an iron pulley
10 carry chain to lead horses. The
general plan explains itself.
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/ N MILLION B
Assets Of Shepard & Co. Scheduled at
Eight Millions.

New York.-Liabilities Of $9,55s,348
and assets of IS, 1895, 92s are shown in
the schedule of Shepard & Co., the bond
brokerage house which failed in April
last. Nearly all the claims included are
unsecured. Of the assets a little more
than $4,000, 900 are in stocks and nego-
table bonds. The firm was heavily in
terested in railroad projects and indus
trial enterprises In New Mexico.
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Rivals Spinach in the Market.

Dandelions are becoming yearly
more popular as the public becomes
more widely acquainted with the fact
that they are raised under cultivation
and that they have already almost
equaled spinach in demand. A large
local grower ships daily to the COM
mission merchants an average of 100
bushels of leaves, and continues his
shipments for a period of two months
every spring.
About the end of May the dande-
lion becomes too bitter for table use,
even when raised under cultivation.
The growers pack their crops in or
binary boxes holding a bushel each.
Give the weather credit as well as
a oy7ccipps
The Tupelo journal., 1909-08-13

Give the weather credit as well IS
a cussing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-12

Coal Oil, Gasoline. etc.-Water white, iron
barrels OF drums. 1Oc; $50 deg. oil, iron barrels
or drums. 111ac; special do. 12c; pearl oil. In
cases. 17c astral lie; star lie; extra star, 2Oc;
Elaine, 2615c; eocene, 20cs red crown and motor
gasoline. in bulk 15c, in cases &c No. engine
more: Sc deg. gasoline. in bulk soc. In cases
37iAe; varnish makers and painters naphthas In
bulk lie, in cases 1S3ac.
Turpentine-75c per gallon in cases and 6Sc 10
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (per bbl OF 2S0 lbs)-E, $3.50; T, IS. So.
Red and white Lead-Red. s1a a99cs white, s0
size per ID.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows terms net cash. Standard granulated,
hne. 5.15c: do coarse. 5.25c; fruit granulated.
5.25c; eonfectioners' A. 5-25c: crystal dominOs,
In cases. S25c, tablets, in half bbls, 5.75e; tab
powdered, 5.35c; candy granulated, 5-35c; eonfec-
TONERS crystals, 5.35c; magnolia A. 4SSc' extra
Q, 4-75c; golden G. 4.65c. ID, 4-5oc. Bar in 100
lb bags. 5-60c. in barrels, 5-7Ocs half barrels,
5.S5c; 40 lb tins 1900; S5 ID tins. 1.Socs 10 ID
tins, csc; ID tins. 7-o5c: so ID boxes. 6.1oc-
Barrels and so ID bags 1Oc. half barrels 25c,
boxes soc per 100 lbs more on all grades
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Berry, 525cs HI
grade" bar. $500. powdered. 5-S5c; crushed,
5.50c: G. 4 II. extra dne dry granuiated. 5.t5c;
coarse dry granulated, 5-25cs confectioners' A.
625c; confectfonerS crystals. 5.35c; cubes O.50c;
bricks, 5.50cs extra fine granulated (1Oo ID bags
only, -. excelsior A. 4.s5c; extra Q, 4-I5c.
golden @, 4.65c; yellow d. 4.55c: H. T. crystal
dominos. S25c- Additional per 100 lbs; In bar
rels and so ID bags. 10c more; half barrels. 2Sc
more; boxes soc more for all grades Rar. IN S5
ID and 40 ID tins. S1-7O more; in 10 ID tins s2SS
more. Minimum order carload weight.
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

The Comstocks continued the feature yester-
day, and made further advance undef active
trading. Mexican closed at S1.071s against 9Ie
on the preceding day, Con. Virginia at 91c
against sac. Savage AT 55c against 45c, AMI
Hale Norcross at 49c against 42c. 0phir
ranged about as ON Tuesday, taking the closing
prices Of the two days in comparison The
public was reported buying and the demand
purely local.
The southern Neyadas were Inactive and not
materially changed.
Business in local stocks and bonds was cx-
cellent, with bonds in most demand. They suId
in the amount of $50, 200. The only changes
of note were higher prices 10" City electric and
Pacific lighting preferred stock and California
gas and electric 5s Amalgamated oil was ex
dividend of 81 and California street cable e1
dividend of 60c.
In the unlisted stocks Pacific gas and electric
common firm at S4S04S.50 bu. the pre-
ferred offered down from Ss5 to $3.50.
Peoples water common was quoted at S3.S1 y
GAPS.
w. z. Mailman has been proposed for mcE-
bership on the San Francisco stock and exchange
board
The mill report of the To1opaf mining com
pany for the last week shows that average
of 81 oat of the 100 stamps wcre dropping con
stantly. crushing 3.2I5 tons Of ore, of AL aver
age value Of SD. 30 Der ton. The hulliun ship
ment consisted of so bars of bullion valued at
$500 each. making total bullion shipments
amount to $4,000. An average extraction of
30 per cent was recorded
The shipments from the mines of Tono-
pah district to the mills during the past week
amounted TO 6:2s3 tons Of an estimated value
~ SiJt,ofo. Inc lOuOniH c3nlllS sent o.0Uo
tons. the Belmont LOO TONS the Montana
Tonopah 933 tons, the MacSsma $50 tons. the
West End 200 tons and the Midway 100 tons
The mines and leases of Gold6eld district
shipped 6.S3S tons of valued at $241.370 TO
the mills and reduction plants last week, dis
tributed as follows: Consolidated MILL 1900
tons at $50 per ton. $126 900; Combination mill.
200 tons at $50 per ton, $21 900: Florence mill,
$50 tons at $25 per ton. s21,2 ,250: Nevada re-
duetion works. including Combination Fraction.
5sS tons at $65 per ton. S3s 100; Western ore
purchasing company, 500 tons at $50 per ton,
S35. 900.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Proxi.iopa

SsA%-tAs anu Nv hsAOAAS
CHICAGO, Aug. u.-Net weather in the Red
river valley prompted liberal purchases by
shorts today and wheat worked into stronger
POSITION, at times displaying decided strength.
however, there was free realizing by influential
holders on the bulges which effectually checked
any strong upward movement. An advance Of
to Is pence iii the price of wheat in Liver
opening quotations showed gains of &c to sc.
Export demand was slight in quantity. The
market closed firm. with September at 9S1ac.
Bullish sentiment prevailed in corn all day
on continued hot weather in many parts of the
corn belt, firm cables and reports of damage to
the crop in Roumania. Bulgaria and southern
Russia. The market closed strong almost
the highest point with prices up h@ssc to
1hMtHc.
Oats were firm. owing TO a brisk demand by
shorts. At the close prices were Is a. 1ae to 9sc
higher than the previous close.
Provisions were firm Tue market closed
strong, with prices unchanged to 321ac higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
a O,,ou TiOI,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
COTTON Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 11.-Hutt0n's wire says;
The cotton market was comparatively quief
during the greater part OF the session. but after
opening from 1 to 10 points decline It hardened
and worked ND about 10 points for the active
options Liverpool disappointing, but Liver
pool operators were buying in the local market
and this together with covering By shorts and
an absence OF aggressive selling. were the Prin
eipal strengthening features. The weather map
showed some rains in Texas. and IL In the gen
eral belief that the crop in that state has oene-
dted by the recent rains. but the gulf storm,
which on Tuesday reported on the coast OF
Texas apparently worked westward without ex
tending far into the cotton belt Recent sales
Of spot cotton from the local stocks had slim
Mating influence on values. and gave rise to pre-
dictiOns that the stock here would work much
lower Some authorities rather beartsn IN
the belief that the first rush OF cotton to the
market will have a depressing influence on values
without regard to the size OF the crop or the
subsequent action Of the market after the move
ment is over
The Commercial says:
Texas railroads will refuse to handle single
bale OF Texas cotton this season. unless the
eompressmen agree to insure il before shipping
it. They are forced to make good all losses and
consider this unfair. So far the compress Oper-
atOrs have refused to comply with the demand.
and il both sides hold out a gigantic tieup may
result in the cotton industry this fall. possibly
Affecting the commerce OF the entire country.
Spot closed quiet: middling uplands. H. soc;
do gulf II S5c. Sales. 2.5O0 bales.
COTTON FUTURES
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Los AngeIen NIarkrf.

Los ANGELES. Aug. Ii-Thers was
marked falling OF in egg receipts today. the
incoming product tOtaling only 9S cases Prices
remained firm. extra selected selling for So cents
dozen. Butter prices also remained the same.
Receipts OF produce today were; Eggs. 9S
cases: butter. 27.5SO pounds; cheese. rs. $40
pounds: potatoes. 975 sacks; onions. 1O2 sacks;
beans none; sweet potatoes. 81 sacks; apples (
none.
Butter-Creamery extra, 62tsc; creamery
first. Soc; cooking butter, 2Jc-
Eggs-Extra selects, 36c; local ranch. candled
frst. S4c; ease count. sic; eastern fresh. zoe.
Cheese-Northern fresh. 17la d1Sc anchor
large, zoe; anchor Y A.. 21c; hand cheese.
anchor hand. 22c: eastern singles, 1S1ac; east
ern twins 1Sc; eastern cheddars, lie: eastern
lOnghOrn. 19iec. eastern daisy lSc: swiss i'm
ported 30c: swiss domestic 20c. brick cream.
poe. Hmburger zoe: imported Roquefort. 42c;
Edam 1851 size. case OF -. SS.50G9. German
breakfast S1.10 box; Neufchatel. S1.2 box;
Sierra S1fO box: Canada cream, dozen %
box 95c SehlOsskase 81 box: Camembert. S.2u
box: Oregon cheese 1Sc-
Beaus-NO. pink $3.50: No limas. S4a
$50: Lady Washington. SJ.23; small whites.
Sc. .5Od s. IS: black eyes $3.50; Garvanzas, $3.50,
lentus German So, California -.
Potatoes-Hig ighlands. $1.35: sweets yellow.
local 81: new potatoes $1-23d Loo
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce August IL
Provisions

The market continues to favor sellers
Cottolene-0ne half bbl 10Bc; half bbls
10c: / tierce, csc; tierces, 9s4c; ) tierees.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams 161h h@1Sc; picnic hams, 121ae; bacon to
lbs, 20Iac: to 10 lbs. 19hc 10 to IL lbs
191ac; fancy sugar cured bacon, 23lac; Arrow
lbs, lie: medium bacon. 151sc; light medium
bacon, 151ac.
Lard-Tierees 14c SOS 141zc. los 14atc IS
14Nc, IS 15c compound lard tierces S15c, 5Os
sac, los 9Hc, 5s 9ssc. IS 9l5c; yellow cooking
OIL 53c per gal; white cooking oil, soc per gal /;
salad oil 5Sc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots. in
spected by the government, are 81 per bbl high
or. Extra family beef. $12 per bbl family beef,
$11.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, $11.50 per bbl:
smoked beef. 2134c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels, S21; clear. S23;
bbls, $2.25 for % lb kegs and ST. for kits.
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Potatoes, Onions and vegetables

With the exception of tomatoes, all kinds OF
miscellaneous vegetables were in free supply
and the market generally heavy There
was. a large surplus OF corn, beans. summer
squash. cucumbers anil green peppers unsOld
after the wants Of early buyers had been sup
Piled and sellers were willing to meet buy
ers half way to clean up the sidewalks in the
afternoon. The limited arrivals of bay and
river tomatoes continued TO sell readily at the
prices established on the preceding day, and
. small premium was obtained for exceptionally
fine stock in instances There active
market for potatoes and onions Potatoes In
sacks were taken freely for shipment while
the local trade was running chiefly boxed
lots. Sweet potatoes were jobbing at the stores
Potatoes-75c@$1 PEI box and 75eGs1 per ctl
in sacks.
Onions-New yellow, 70G75c per ctl-
VegetableS-Green corn, 5Oc6I$1 per sack; to-
matoes, s1@1.50 per box; green peas, 75c@$1 per
sack; string and wax beans 1d3c per ID: lima
beans. 4d5c per Id: summer squash, So 5950c per
box; garlic, 4Q5c per ID; cabbage: 75c per ctl;
cucumbers. 100000 per box; pickle eucumbers.
75e@$1 per box caulihower, soc per dozen; tur-
nips. 81 .25 per sack; eggplant. 65d zoe per
box; green peppers, 4096oc per box; green okra.
65615c per box.
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RAILROADS KEEP
WHOLE LIST UP

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE most con-
spicuous movement in the stock market
today was in the Louisville and Nash
vile group, embracing that stock, the At
lantic Coast Line and Nashville, chatta-
nooga and St. Louis. Tie advance in this
group proved effective in sustaining the
general list against the force of realizing
sales. Union Pacifc's sudden advance to
a new high record at 207, late in the day,
transformed the market from weakness
TO strength. The professional element was
quite generally on the side Of lower prices,
and the disposition to sell stocks good
news was believed to emanate from quar-
ters regarded as influential in the control
of current price movements. The move
ment in Louisville and Nashville was ac-
counted for by reports Of an intended
bonus to stock holders to take the form
Of a stock issue TO cover expenditures
made on the property out of income and
the treasury surplus. There was no au-
thoritative information regarding this plan,
but the buoyant rise in the stock lent
credence to it. The accompanying rise in
Atlantic Coast Line was a natural Sc
quence in view of the ownership by that
company Of a majority of tue stock of
Louisville and Nashville.
The rise in Northern. Pacific was in re-
sponse to the strong showing of June earn
ings, the net revenue from operation for
the month doubling that for the correspond
ing month last year. Another strong point
in the list was furnished by the copper
industrials, and was common also to cop
per mining stocks in the outside market
and elsewhere in the world. Advices from
the steel trade of additional orders for
steel rails and for cars from the railroads
did not prevent decline in United States
steel. The heaviness Of this stock and of
Reading and Union Pacific, while it
lasted, had more influence on prevailing
speculative sentiment than the strength Of
other stocks, owing TO the large extent to
which operations have centered in these
stocks sll through the present campaign
Call money continued TO rule above 2
per cent. The hardening OF the local money
market is making an impression never
theless on the foreign exchange market
The lower rate for interest in London
prompts borrowing there for employment
in New York and the appearance of bank
ers and finance bills in the exchange mar
ket to effect a withdrawal from the Lon
don money market keeps exchange rates
down. London is allie TO command remit.
tsnces to San Francisco. however, against
shipments of gold to Japan, which are in
payment Of English subscriptions to
Jspan's international loan Another
S2,ooo,ooo was thus remitted today. The
late bulge in Union Pacific gave rise to re-
newed discussion of a dividend increase.
Bonds were firm. Total sales (par value),
50. PAS, ooo
United States As coupons declined / per
cent.
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~ York Mani Market

NEW YORK Aug. 11.-There was a strong
market for tin today in the New York metal ex-
change with sales reported OF 10 tons FOR spot
delivery at %. .15129 Soc. while 70 tons. August.
were sold port Of New York; at % Toe Spot
closed at %. SOd %. .9Oc. The London market was
firm and higher also. with spot closing at f135
and futures at 1886 los. London reported sales
Of $50 tons spot and 500 tons futures.
The market FOR standard copper was strong
and sales Of $50 tons were reported By the metal
exchanges for spot delivery at 13c. standard
Spot closed at I2.S7t3 3d1315e; August, 1920
13 15c: September. 13d1325c; October. 13.05d
l3 25c: November. 13056f3.3Oc; December.
Is ~ 613- Soc. The London market opened ex-
cited but reacted partly. with the close easy &C
goo FOR spot and f81 p Sd for futures YeSter
DAYS copper should have read. spot. 12-I5n
Il sic: October. 12-90d13c. Local dealers were
quoting higher prices. with lake at 13. 2Sm
13.5Oc; electrolytic, 1201S-25c; casting, 12-ST5s
London lead advanced to az Is Sd. Locally
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HAY and Feedatufr.

The hay market shows no fnrther change.
Arrivals continue large.
Bran-s29@3o per ton for white and s2S.500
% for red.
MiddIings- -$36. 5063750 per ton
Sborts-S3f .50G33 per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley. S31 q 81: rolled oats
for feed. S40641; mixed feed, S2sd30 for aver
age lots: oileake meal. in 20 ton lots $3.50. in
10 ton lots S39 in ) ton lots S39. 80, small lots
$40: coeoanut cake or meal at mills. s26 in 90
and 10 and S26.5O in ton lots: jobbing s27
corn meal $39640: cracked corn, S40641; al
falfa meal and mealfalfa. jobbing lots $24 ear
load lots S23 per ton; red star alfalfa meal SD
for carload and S23 for jobbing lots
Hay-Wheat, S14dtS; wheat and Oat S1S0
SIG 30: tame Oat $12M16: volunteer wild oat,
S1IM13: barley. $I0613.5O; alfalfa, s10613;
stock hay. $SM10 per ton.
Straw-50675e per bale
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General nTerchantlise

Bars-Grain bags. 5iaM5a4c; San Quentin
bags 5sc, wool bags. 32e for 31S ID and 35e for
III; fleece twiDe. Sc per lb.
Coal-Beaver Hill. 81: Pennsylvania anthracite
egg SIG per ton; wellington. So; New yelling
ton SO: Coos bay. 81; Australian house-Rich-
mond ETC.. 50: Pelsw Main. $3.50; Stanford
Richmond IS: Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
$3.50 in sacks; Welsh anthracite. SO; coke. s1l
per ton in bulk and $16 in sacks; Rocky noun
tain coal. so. so per short ton.
Oils-Cocoanut is Sc higher. Quotations are
for barrels. Linseed. Sic per gallon for boiled
and 65c for raw 80 more: castor
oil in cases, No !. s1e: Bakers "A. 81 Is
al IL: China nut. cases 70nS0e per gallon:
cocoanHt oil IN barrels 65dGS1se for XXX.
Sc u "a 66c for No. and 60ds312c for No.
. according to quantity: extra bleaehed winter
sperm oil ole. natural winter sperm OIL Ole:
natural whale oil ;53c: extra winter strained lard
oil 95M96e: No I nestsfoot oil. 6ne; herring oil.
4gc salmon Oil. 55c; boiled fish oil, 35c; paint
oil. 55c.
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Hides. TaIIow, Wool and Hops

Hides-Culls and brands sell about HG1c ua-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, 13l7c; me
dium. 13cs light. 12c; cOwhidss. f2c for heavy.
12c for light; stays, s1sc; salted kip. 13c salted
kip zoe; dry calf. 25c: dry veal, 23c. dry stags.
16c. sheepskins. shearlings. 2064Oc each short
wool, 50675c each; medium, I5cdS1 EACH long
wool, S1-2561.75. lambs. 15075c; horsehideS.
salt s.. 2592-50 for large and S1.7542 for me
aium Loc9$l for small and 2SqoOc Tor colts:
for medium, 5Oc6Sf for small and 2565oe for
colts; goatskins. prime angors, T5c4S1. large
hair goats, Csc: medium zoe: small. 5415c;
Mexican dry hides. 171zc: do picked. 16c; do dry
salted. lie; dry stays. 12c: Mexican deerskins.
30@S4c; dry salted do. 25927cs dry Central
American. 2S632c per n.
TaIlow-No. 1 rendered 5d51zc; No. ?. s0
41ac; grease. 2d2Ic
Wool-FaH lambs s6fOc for southern ard II
q l5c per 10 for northern.
Hops-Prlces to growers 1i614c for ION
per 10. with 1S421e for contracts for new CROFT
delivery.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras. $6-6O67, net
without discount bakers extras, $6.6067; super
fine $5.50M5.70; Oregon and WASHINGTON, per
Dbl. $5-5O@6.50 for family, bakers and patents
and $4.75@5.25 for cut on; Kansas patents.
patents $7.T567.95; do straights. 81 per bbI
Farinaceous goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cash. discount. follows: Graham -four,
s. so per 100 lbs; -four. 81; rye meal. So. so.
rice four $3.50; meal, $3. TO-; extra cream
do. $3. 60: cat meal $500: oat greats, $500;
hominy $3.60G3. so: buekwheat dour. 81. so;
whole wheat -four 81; rolled oats bbls sS0S so.
in sacks $5dS: extra cream do. IS in sacks and
$3.50 in barrels rolled wheat. bbis S5.75. in
sacks 81 256J % pearl barley. s.. 20; split peas
boxes. $500 for yellow and s6-25 for green per
100 pounds
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PnnItr- and Game

Two cars of western chickens were marketed
yesterday. making three handled since the first
Of the week, and the stock met with merely a
fair demand Domestic fowls were in sufficient
supply and generally easy as TO values with
tradesmen limiting their operations TO the pur-
chasing of small lots
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens. S4.5065.50 for
small. $6@7 for large and $SG10 for extras;
young roosters, scar: do extra large. SS69;
old roosters. S4a4. so; fryers 55066 foI
large and $4G5 for SMALL broiIers S3.25a3. so
for large and S2.50@3 for small; ducks $507:
pigeons, $1.50; squads, $2d2.25: geese. $1.5O6
1.I5 per pair; goslings, $1.50@1.75 per pair.
Game-NOminaI
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers higher.
Spot and future cotton unchanged.
Comstock shares continue to advance.
Silver frmer. Sterling exchange weaker.
Local grain market about as before.
Hay. beans and feedstuffs unchanged.
Cocoanut oil advanced
Live, dressed and cured meats unchanged.
Butter and eggs higher. Cheese Unchanged.
Potatoes and onions active.
Fruit market congested with peaches.
Poultry in good supply and quiet
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Beans and Seeds

Beyond improving demand for pink beans
and hrmer tone in them the market is without
feature
Beans tper ct)-Bsyo. s4.5O@5; pea, nomi-
): pink. 50. S5@3.05; red nominal: blaekeye.
81. % a3.45: lima, $42O@4.25; red kidneys, $3.50
d360; cranberry beans, nominal; Garvanzas,
81. .50G3; horse beans, $1.90@2 20.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4@415c; yellow mus
tard, nominal; haxseed. &C, carload lots; canary.
4@4hc alfalfa. 1914 @1sc; rape, cleaned 29
2iac timothy, &c: hemp 4c; millet sac per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. $2.50@2. 90 per GENITAL.
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Local Grain Markets Inactive
Provisions Still Fdvor Sellers

tations from the San Francisco dairy exchange
local dealers offered 80 cents. Petaluma egg
exchange offered So cents time receipts and
32Is cents cash. Conditions remain unchanged.
The demand exceeds the supply. Delivery was
fair today.
SANTA ROSA, Aug. u--There was another
advance of nc per dozen in the price Of eggs
today on receipt of quotations from the San
Francisco dairy exchange. All dealers are
quoting 30 cents per dozen for choice and %
cents for seconds General conditions remain
UNCHANGED.