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Mining Stocks

Business in Nevada mining stocks dwlnd1ed
down to such small proportions on the Bush
street exchange yesterday that the market was
practically at standstil1 all day There was
not trade recorded in the southern Nevadas at
the regular $50 q. m. call session, and only
three OF the Comstocks qualified for a place on
the record of sales at that time. Sales OF LOCO
shares of Sierra Nevada at 1Oc. 800 Andes at 1c
and 300 Challenge at &c constituted the dealings
on the regular call, which did not last much
more than 10 minutes. Prices for the stocks
Of the southern camps and for most of the Com
stocks were steady early. despite the absence
change in the late trading. and there was no
great improvement in the volume Of business,
either.
Tonopah Merger, which the frnest and
most active stock of its group on wednesday,
was unchanged at Sc yesterday, with only 1-ooo
shares changing hands during the day. North
Star was little more active than the Merger,
but the activity was at the expense OF prices,
for 1t receded to 99c and closed lower on the
day and barely steady at the dollar level. Rescue
declined to PC Midway sold at 45c and Belmont
was traded to the extent Of 400 shares at -. 10.
The Goldnelds failed to Join the limited
trading movement at the informal sessions. the
business being Consolidated, which was un-
changed at s1.671a Pittsburg SILVER Peak was
the only outside stock traded in, 100 shares
finding new owners at 4sc.
few OF the Comstocks were moderately
active in the late trading. but at lower prices
than quoted on "wednesday. Sierra Nevada re,
ceded to &C. Consolidated Virginia TO 12c and
Union to lie. Ophir was weak at lie bid and
81 O215 was offered for Mexican. with no selling
price named. New York consolidated was the
only firm feature Of the Comstock list, ad-
vancing to 25c moderately active trading.
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Wilson'S View. on the Markets

(From ]. c. Wilson & Co.'S private wire.l
NEW YORK, July 2.-Today's stock market
ruled strong, with Union Pacific. Steel and the
copper stocks leading. There were profit taking
sales around the opening, but supporting orders
appeared Immediately and for the rest OF the
day strong undertone prevailed:
The majority of the standard issues reached
new high levels this advance.
The market has had good advance and may
recessions.
Cotton-Prices declined on better weather and
liquidation in the old crop months. Beneficial
rains were reported in Oklahoma and Arkansas,
northern Texas, Georgia and Louisiana and the
forecast for local showers and unsettled
conditions both sides Of the Mississippi.
Large Wall street and Exchange place IN
terests sold October and December heavily. 1t
is an unsettled nervous market, governed largely
by the weather, but IL Is also under influence of
old crop months, which have lately declined
sharply.
BOSTON July 24.-we advise the purchase Of
all classes of coppers, including the Lake mines,
which will have a sharp rally the
strike is settled.
CHICAGO July 24.-Wheat was exceedingly
dull today owing TO lack Of export business.
United States exporters offered wheat out last
night at higher prices. which, with the decline
in Liverpool of 14@as prevented much further
business.
Sales at Chicago on acceptances were moder-
ate, probably 200 600 bushels Spring wheat
news was rather favorable than otherwise. but
the underlying belief in export orders being
close under the market deferred any aggressive
selling.
The market seems to be marking time Just
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Manuel c. and Clara E. Garcia with W r.
Grant-To erect a two story frame residence ia
z line of Fifth avenue. 300 N Of Point Iobos ave
nue., 25 by 12O; So. $40.
The Twenty ninth Street Methodist Episcopal
church with George Y. McCausland-To complete
upper hat over Sunday school social hall OF a
two story frame building in w line OF Sanchez
street. SO Of Clipper. 2SxSO; 81. .0OO
Giovanni Cuneo with the General Buildine
Work company-All work. except carpenter
painting. glass, hardware, roofing, plumbing cleo
tric wiring, for q two story and basement brick
building In lire of Sacramento street 01 of
Pacific. 40 5:10x90; 81, 300.
Giovanni Cuneo with j. del Farero and p IL
Gond-Carpenter work for two story and base
ment brick building in line of Sansome street.
81 of Pacific, 45x0O; So. 300.
Paolo and Giuseppe Tufo with #. C. Amoroso-
All work. except window shades for three
story and basement frame thats) in W line Of
kearny street, % IS Of Union, 81 :6x6O; $40 200
DR.. L. A. Gautier with r. A. r. Carscu-Alter.
ations and additions to make two story fran.
taats) at Sc corner of Eighteenth and Collins-
wood streets. z 30 by s rs: $625o
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WHEAT HARDENs
FOLLOWING DROP
Country Dealers Refuse to
Sell at Decline and
Steady Market
Corn Market Easier, Oats
Steady, While Provisions
Are Indecisive

CHICAGO, July 24.-Refusal or couh'
try owners to sell at decline mao
steadying effect today on wheat.
The close was motionless at rahs>
of 1s@4c off to &c up.
Corn finished unchanged TO sc
higher. oats with a gain of &c to Ac'
and provisions varying from &C oeeilne
to an advance of 21sc.
Rural offerings of wheat proved 10
be next to nothing 1t was said that
big owners at leading terminal points
had largely disposed OF holdings ana
had taken for granted that pientS
would be for sale when wanted. Farm
ers however, appeared to have decided
in great majority that waiting poilcy
was advisable for the time being.
Wheat prices, which at first showed
tendency to sag on account of favoraple
cron adyices from the northwest, hard
ened gradually as the day wore on.
A notable falling off in export demand
although. brought about feeling OF
caution on the part of bulls, so that
the market kept within narrow limits
through.
Corn traders evinced doubt as to the
suficiency of the moisture supply.
After an early advance the market pc
came easier One of the reasons TOT
the reaction was a. report that Kansas
damage had been exaggerated.
The oats crowd devoted themselves
entirely to follow the action OF
corn. ~,
Provision business was, In the man.
local and indecisive. Offerings Were
moderate and there was no urgent ue
mo md
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Boston Stocks


tFrom p. F. Hutton & Co.'S private wire.)
BOSTON, July A.-The coppers displayed a
firm tone on initial quotations, and some frac-
tional gains were recorded In some issues during
the forenoon. The market slackened some
toward noon, but prices held satisfactorily Hay
den Stone issues held strong at top prices We
hear these are TO be advanced very materially
soon. Prices frmed up again In the early after
noon with some snap to trading. Late afternoon
market better and prices improved good
fractions. The market closed strong at top
prices. The Lake Superior copper district pro-
duced 231 .G2S, ,4SG pounds OF copper in 1872 or
approximately Is per cent of the entire United
States refined copper output. Continuance of the
strike will mean. therefore, curtalment in this
country's production Of nearly 20 900 900 pounds
aarafh
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BONDS ARE CALLED

with surplus earnings, provides for this
years capital requirements, including
new construction.
BONDS ARE CALLED
Boca and Loyalton railroad bonds of
81, 900 20 year per cent, dated April
l, 1908, are called for payment at $110
and interest by the Mercantile Trust
company of San Francisco.
LOS ANGELES DREDGING co.
The Los Angeles Dredging company
has been incorporated in Maine with
a capital of 100000 to build, own and
operate vessels and to carry on con-
tracing and dredging business. r. S.
Ruzzell is president, l. J. Coleman
treasurer and g. L. Andrews secretary.
TO ISSUE THREE YEAR NOTES
The H. G.. Lacey company has ap
piled to the railroad commission for
authority to issue three year notes for
$4,000.
Y X
LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
Local bank clearings yesterday as an
nounced by the San Francisco Clearing
House association were S7,S09, ,SS7.7S.
Clearings for the week ended July "a
were $47,359,126.9 compared with
s47,190,1S8.9g for the corresponding
week last year.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

fFrom F.. F. Hutton 4 Co.'s private wre)
slightly lower than due, and our market started
at about last nights prices. but official fore
casts for scattered rains In the southwest, with
private advices of light precipitation in North
Texas and North Oklahoma, made for an easier
tone generally.
moderate upward reaction was had near the
close private wires denying some Of the earlier
reported rains In North Texas, but the buying
looked to come more from early sellers than from
trade sources. The tone was decidedly easier,
with a disposition to await a confirmation or
denial Of rains in the southwest
Spot closed quiet, 20 points lower Mddlng
upland, 1215c; do gulf, 12. .4Oc. No sales.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK July 4-Butter-Unsettled Re-
ceipts, 1921 tubs. Creamery extras 261a Q27c;
frsts. 25@251ac; seconds, 24@25c; state dairy
finest. 26c good to prime. 241a 025hc; process
extras 24la @25c: frsfs 231a 024c; seconds, PC;
imitation creamery frsts. 24c; factory, current
make, hrsts, 2sG231ac; packing stock, current
make No. 1. p 1ac.
Cheese-Dull and unchanged. Receipts. 2,449
boxes State whole milk. fresh white and colored
specials. AZ Gl41ac; do colored average fancy
I4c; DO white average fancy, I3A 014c.
Eggs-Irregular. Receipts. 1928 cases. Fresh
gathered extras. 24@26c; extra frsts. 21@23c;
whites, as to size and quality. 26031c; do gath
2o@25c
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. July 24-Money on cal steady,
2@2A per cent; ruling rate, 2; closing bid =,
offered at 2X.
Time Ioans-Easier Sixty days. 3ha4 per
cent; 80 days, 412@4%; six months. 5a4 q6.
Prime mercantile paper-6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. 1885 for so days and at
S4 $3.50 for demand bills.
Commercial bills-S4S2%.
Bar slver-59Hc.
Mexican dollars-47c.
Government bonds weak; railroad bonds steady
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Northwest Wheat
UAQ AQuTNCTn

SEATTLE. July 24.--wheat-Bluestem, sec;
forty fold, Soc; club, roc: ffe 79c: red Rus
sian 7Sc Old crop-Nominal. Yesterdays car
receipts-Wheat g. oats 2 hay TO- nour 3.
TACOMA, July 24.-Bluestem, old 90c: new.
s2@S3c; club new, soc. Car receipts-Wheat
1, barley 8, /, oats A. hay s.
OREGON
PORTLAND. July 24.-wheat-Unchsnged
Car recelpts-Wheat 4. barley 5, -four Z, oats 5.
hay 5.
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Los Angeles Produce Market

Los ANGELES July 24.-Eggs-Hgher Re-
ceipts. 322 cases. Local ranch. candled, 80;
case count, 29c; northern, case count. 261ac.
Butter-Firm and unchanged. Receipts, 76, ,9S7
pounds. Prices TO the trade Sc above quotations.
California extras. 3oc; frsts. 27c.
Cheese-Unchanged. Receipts 494 pounds
Northern fresh, 15Ac; eastern singles, 1sc; do
twins, lIc do cheddsrs. TN G1Sc.
Potatoes-New yellow svsats. &c per In: new
potatoes. 55060c per box.
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Livestock Market


CHICAGO, July -Hogs-Receipts. Is. 900.
Strong generally sc higher. Bulk Of sales
$9el9.35; light. $9.15M955; mixed hogs. Ss.S5@
$50; heavy, ss.65@9.S5; rough, ss.65@ss0;
pigs s7.60693 80.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000. Slow. Barely
steady. Beeves. S51o69.2O: Texas steers $500
as; western steers, s7.lods.l5: stockers and
feeders. $550@7.15: cows and heifers, $3.75@
$40; calves. $S.25@11.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 Strong. generally 1oc
higher. Native, $4.30@5.35: western S4.356
5.35; yearlngs, $5.40a7.2O: lambs, native, S.. 60
@S75; western, $610@7.s5.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 24-Hogs-Re-
ceipts-7 900. Five cents higher. Bulk SS.95M
e.10: heavy. ss.9o@g. .o5: packers and butchers
$S95G9.15: light $S.95@9. .15; pigs $S6S so.
Cattle Receipts. 800. Steady to 1Oc lower
Prime fed steers. ss.5O@e; dressed beef steers
S7.40GS.50; western steers. $6.65@S. 25 south
ern steers, $5.5o@7.o5: cows, .s4@7 heifers
S5@7: stockers and feeders, $5@7.S0; bulls.
s.. 75@6.50; calves. $6.5O@10.
Sheep Receipts-5,0O0. Ten cents higher
Lambs, $5.50@7.65; yearlings $475Q5 so;
wethers. $4.25@5 ewes. S350@4.40; stockers
and feeders, $2.50G4.
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Condition of Treasury

WASHINGTON, July 2t.-The condition oi
the United States treasury at the beginning oi
business today
Total receipts yesterday, 81. 164. .19l.
Total payments yesterday, 81 .9S2, 136
against a deficit of Sc S99, ,3e5 last year. ex
elusive Of Panama canal and public debt trsnsac
tiOps.
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london wool SnIes

LONDON, July "A sale OF sheepskins was
held today with the demand fair for the 1890
bales offered. Merinos and short wooled skins
were taken at I'D below, while crossed breds
were 1ad to sd below the last sales.
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LOCAL hank CLEARINGS
Loans, Exchange and silver
CIearings In Northwestern Cite,

SEATTLE. July Chickering's, $1,9e4, 773:
balances, s17e, ,933.
SPOKANE, July 4.-Clearings. s64s, ,3<1; bal
ances $50, ,e93.
TACOMA. July 24.-Clearings. s345,71e; bal
ances, S33, ,375.
PORTLAND. July 24.-Clearings, SLIGO, 7s4;
balances S37X. 500.
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Wanted $500

Three more men with $500
each may join Our syndicate of
ten. Absolute protection for
your $500. Certain profit of
from 300 to 1900 per cent by
December 81, 1915. Possible
profits too large to estimate for
years to come. Legitimate
business enterprise. Response
bic men. Experienced, success
full management. For interview
and full particulars address
Box 1045, Call.
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Hutton's Chicago Advices

Wheat-An extremely narrow range
of prices and correspondents smail
volume of business was seen in wheat
Selling pressure was not large. ana tne
new demand was equally conservative:
Very marked contrast in amount OF
cash business done today and yesterII
day. American exporters in genera
advanced their prices abroad for wheat
most of them being. well sold up for irs tne
moment and foreign buyers, nndinS
offers less and higher priced. held on
Meanwhile. the domestic milling ne
cilases from producers direct. as dealers
here did practically nothing. Advices
from the spring wheat country were
quite favorable.
Corn-Corn started out frmer al
though there were rains over the
southern half of the crop belt over
night, following rains over the NORTH
ern half the preceding day. Free sell
ing by one of the larger cash and ele-
vator concerns and followers among
professional spectators caused back
set Offers were we'll absorbed by com
mission houses and values rallied late
in the day.
Oats-Oats have now covered much
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Minneapolis Grain and Flax

MINNEAPOLIS, July 24.-wheaf-July s55.
September. ss1tc; December. 81 6e1 hc. Cash
No. hard. 901sc: No. northern, sSs ds9%c;
No. northern, s6hs @s75sc: No. . hard Mon
tana, S6lsc; No. 8 wheat, SAN 9s5%c
Flour-Unchanged.
Bran-Unchanged.
Barley-Unchanged.
Corn-No. yellow. 60ia 661c.
Oats-No. 3 white. 3Sc.
Rye-No. 2 56G57l2c.
Flax-$1. .39@ I39h
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New. York Grain Market

NEW YORK. July 24.-Flour-Steady. Win
ter straights, 81. 4.2064. 30.
Wheat-Spot. steady; No. red, e4lac No l
northern Duluth. $1.00k. Futures inactive with
| narrow price changes Closing prices net mn
changed. July. 9Sl5c; September, csc; Decem-
Der, Csc.
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Chicago produc. Market

25@26lac.
mark. cases included. l5617c ordinary frsts
lels glb1sc: nrsts, 171a@1Sc; storage. lie.
.neese-Higher. Daisies, 14A A414hc; twins,
14lsGl4Ac.
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New York CofYee Market

NEW YORK, July 24.--Prices In the coffee
market opened 10@13 points higher. The market
continued to gain slowly, closing steady at net
advance of 12621 points.
Spot steady. Rio Is. 91sc; Santos 4s. 11Hc.
Mild quiet. Cordova. 13@1e1sc. nominal.
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the same course as corn, opening hrm-
reacting on local selling pressure. then
rallying when early sellers came TO
cover Eastern call for cash oats rath-
er light as many of the usual buyers
are holding off for new oats.
Provisions-Were very dull until late
in the day when a moderate advance
called out sales by some fairly large
longs but without causing a reaction.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. July 24.-Copper frm; standard
spot to October, l4@l45oc; electrolytic. 14.75@
Tin-Weak Spot, 40.75041c: July, 40.62M
41c; August, 40.25@41c; September, 40.o5@
40 SOC on ..,. soo -.
spelter-Quet at 5.30@5.40c. At London,
EGO 15s.
Antimony-Dull. Cooksons. S.409S.55s.
Iron-Steady and unchanged.
London closed as follows:
Copper-Easy. Spot, f65 los; futures, Eos
12s 3D.
Tin-Steady. Spot. f1s5 10s futures, f1s5 los.
Iron-Ceveland warrants, 55s 3d.
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Cent Leather 5s.
Ches & Ohio 5s.
Do con ANS.
Chi & Alton 3hs.
c, B & Q joint As
Do gen As.
c, M& StP cv 415s..
c, RI& Pac col As.
Do ref IS. ......
Col So r&ext AVS.
Del &c Hud cv 4s.
Den & r @ ref IS.
Distillers IS .....
Erie prior lien As.
Do gen As.
Do cv As, ser b.
Ill Cen 1st ref As.
Int Met AUS.
Int Afer Mar Avs.
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New York Curb Stocks

(From E y. Hutton & Co.'S private wire.)
NEW YORK. July 24.-The curb market was
quiet and featureless In the early trading. Near
the close there was some activity In the Cobalts,
which showed considerable strength. Kerr Lake
sold up to 9-16. The Tonopahs were weak
a small volume of business
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QUOTATIONS RISE
WITH VARIED DAY
Advances and Declines in
Wall Street End at In
creased Figures

NEW YORK, July 24.-The course of
today's dull stock market was curious
medley of advances and declines, which
in the later dealings gave way to gen.
eral and well sustained rise. Initial
dealings disclosed renewed weakness
in New Haven. Some of the govern
ment issues also registered lower
prices. AS partial Offset various
specialties rose two to four points.
In the early afternoon a brief buying
movement in Steel, Union Pacific. Anal
gamated Copper, Canadian Pacific and
Reading lifted prices one to two points.
This was followed by a hurried cover
ing Of shorts and considerable realizing
for profits. after which the market fell
back TO its early dullness.
Best prices were scored in the final
hour. with the closing strong. The
days budget OF news embraced the
weekly reports of the Bank of England
and the Bank of France, the former
disclosing increases of reserves and
gold and the latter gain of $2,5o0.0o0
in gold Americans were generally
lower in London and for the first time
this week that center was seller here.
Home news dealt largely with the
crops. Kansas adyices indicating exag-
geration as to corn damage, while
spring wheat in the northwest was
Steel earnings for the second quarter,
to be issued next week. were fixed at
around s39.000.000, compared with $685.
100000 last year.
with pronounced strength In Rock
Island collaterals. All government
issues were weak, coupon As declining
u per cent, registered as a point and
NJ a NOV
value, s1,716,000.
Hutton's New York Letter
Prices. opened fraction under
to be very little pressure. Around IL
o'clock the market showed an i'm
proving tendency, and traders who put
out shorts on Tuesday and Wednesday
started to cover their contracts. Deal
ings were largely professional. but the
supply of stocks was small New Haven
was a weak feature. selling down to
in Ing e Years W 'h The per M e cent bonds bonds made made
gain of points from the low of
Wednesday, selling up to 100 today
There was decided improvement shown
in the bond market. some of the bond
brokers said 1t was the best bond day
for some time past. Peoples Gas ad-
vanced to 16a, gain of So points,
while Consolidated Gas showed gain
of l point. One of the reasons given
for the Improvement in the market
was the rise in copper metal prices
to which stocks of copper producing
companies responded vigorously. It
was predicted that change for the
better in the steel situation would fol-
low closely on the improvement in the
copper trade. Steel, Reading and Union
Pacific held their usual place as the
market leaders.
Fixed date money is offered more
freely for all periods and the lower
tendency Is growing more pronounced
Trading he los fay
minutes, but at the close prices were
around the high of the day.
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Morning Session
BONDS

U. s. bonds Bid. Ask.
As quar- coup new .11OE
3s quarterly coupon. - 10312
Miscellaneous Bonds
Alameda Artes W IS. 96
Associated Oil Co 5s. a614
Bay Counties Pow 5s.1OO1a
Cal Cent Gas & Ell $500
Cal FL Gen 5s, ser A. SIS
Cal G&El z m & ct5s. 100 101
: Do unifying IS. IS 931a
California st Cable IS. 99Js 1O211
California Wine 5s.- "a 81
City Electric Co 5s. SO1s -
Coast Counties Lap 5s a.
Contra Costa Wat is. 90
Do gen mtge 5s.... 911a
Edison FL of l. A IS. 96sz 100
Edison Light & P 6s.1041a
+ / DUPONT Pwdr 4hs 1914 -
First Federal Trst 5s.fO0k
Ferries & Cliff Fl R6s. 1O01s
Great Western Pow IS - SO
Haw Coml & Sug 5s. 10oA
Lake Tahoe r h T SIS. 81
Long Beach G Gas 6s. 100
Los Ang Gas & FL 5s. - 100
Do Corp 5s. 90 91
Los Angeles Ry IS. .103
Los Ang Light gtd SIS. 101 u
J. A-Pac n r lem 5s.101
L A-Pac RR of Cal 5s - 95
Marin Wat & Pow IS. aatx
Market st Ry lem IS. SSst al
Mid Counties G&El IS - 1c1
Mill Val & MtTmR5s. a712
Nntomas Con of Cal es 7aK -
Nor Ry Co of Cal rs. .1O6N
Nor Cal Power Co IS. 100
Do Con 5s. ....... 90
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. July 24.-Turpentins-Firm at
s5 5% @sec. Sales, a3s: receipts. 1904; ship
ments, 20: stocks. 25,264.
Rosin-Firm. Sales 1.52s: receipts, 1.43s;
shipments, 81; stocks 15s.5o6- Quote: A. 8,
SL45; NJ s4.55; n, $5.55; VIC, $3.50; WV,
S6.40.
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Dried Fruits In New York

NEW YORK, July 24.-Evaporated Apples
Quiet and steady. Fancy. sAGshc; choice, So.
07Ac: prime. 666Hc.
Prunes-Firm. CALIFORNIA;, 3A912Ac; Ore
gons. 51a @91ac-
Apricots-s Steady. Choice. 12112Mc; extra
choice. 13@131sc; fancy. 49, @15c.
Peaches-Quet Choice, 6A @61ac; extra choice,
Ga @7c; fancy, ~ @7%c.
Ralsins-Steady. Loose muscatels, 4n@5xc:
choice to fancy seeded. 5@611c; seedless Az a
exc; London layers, 81. .2O@1.4O.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

associated OIL and Spring Valley Water stocks weaker the San
GreatW a. and
o az o e
Gas preferred remained at 7s General bonds declined
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'3A st L & S F fg As. 691
'3h Do gen 5s. 49,. 52
912 st l. s W con As. II
~ Seaboard AL adj IS III
'4H So Pacific col As. 50
2 Do CIV Is. ....... Ssh
2 Do 1st ref As. 50 \
8 So Railway SIS. ..102
9 Do gen As. 49,. I31
TX Union Pacific As. 951
61z Do cv As. ....... 81 \
q Do 1st & ref As. 81
3 u 8 Rubber IS. zoos
.SA u s Steel I'd 5s.. 99a
01s Va Car Chem 5s.. 901
q q Wabash 1st&ext Is 493
s II Western Nd 4s... III
5A Westing El cv 5s. ISL
9H Wis Central As. -. $50
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN GRAIN
Cash Grain and ProvIsIons

Cash Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO. July 24.-Corn-No .. 62i40
62Ac: No. white. 646644c; No. yellow.
62af @63c: No. 3, 61A @621ac: No. l white,
631a 6f64c: No 3 yellow 62i2 @l63c; No T. sf
@62c: No. white, 63G65Ac; No. yellow,
81a. @e2c.
Rye-No. 2. 64c.
Barley-4SM62c.
Timothy-S3. .756475.
Clover seed-Nomiral.
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Duluth Linseed
Building Contract.

DULUTH. July 24.-Linseed-sf. .4oi5: July
$.394: September, s1.41 bid: October, sl41f.
November, $1.41A bid; December, $1.3Sss bid