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HaY and FeedsfuTs

Somers & Co. in their weekly review of the
hay situation say:
Heavy receipts Of hay continue TO depress the
local markets, the total arrivals for the week
Just ended amounting to 4.G54 tons. against 4,276
tons the week previous. Although there is no
noticeable decline in prices, it is very difficult to
dispose of the hay arriving to good ad-
vantage, consumers for the most part being con-
hdent that lower prices will prevail In the near
future. The situation in the country districts is
somewhat easier. holders having evidently come
to the conclusion that prices will be higher,
at least during the harvest season. Operators In
hay are evidently of the same opinion for there
has been very little purchased for storage the
present money situation and the prevailing high
prices having material effect In the matter of
speculative buying. In districts Of the state
where the hay crop Is light there has been very
little hay sold. growers holding their hay
at exorbitant figures. not realizing the ex-
cellent crops other sections have produced. The
absence OF buyers who usually go TO these dis
trcts has caused some anxiety on the part of the
farmers who now beginning to seek market
for their crops, which have turned out better
than expected but it is doubtful if they will be
willing to dispose of their holdings at price
which will permit marketing at present. There
Is practically no change in the alfalfa market
excellent and there is. think, more tendency
on the part of growers TO sell at the present
time
Feedsturs (per ton)-Bran. s27d2s for white
and $50. 5.50d2650 for red shorts. S2SG29: mid
dlings. s31M33: rolled barley. $2SG29: cornmeal.
$50. 50d 1850; crncked corn, s35. .50d &c. 30 :
In lots and $23 johbng: oilcake meal. 20 ton
lots $50, 10 ton lots s325 ton lots s33. small
lots S23 so: cocoanut cake meal. 500 for 20
and 10 ton lots. s23 90 for ton lots and $24 for
small lots: alfalfa meal, carload lots SOL job
hing $22 Eureka meal. carload lots S2150. job
bing $23; vlgorator, so.
light bales S23: No / wheat and wheat and oat
Sl9G21: good TO choice do s16m 10: barley and
oat s15d17: tame oat. S1750M21: wild oat SIG
ais stock hay S11m13 alfalfa. S14@l6
Straw-15Gfg1P
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to 10 lbs o7c: II. II. brand, to lbs 26c, s to
10 lbs 25c; light. 22c; dry salt 16@1Sc.
Cottolene-Half bbls. 11Ac; tierce, like; 2
tierces Ike; tierces. lie per lb; Califene.
lie for / tierce, l07sc for tierces, 104c for 5
tierces and 111sc for half bbls and tubs; cases.
81.
Eastern Lard and Oils. Western Meat brand
Lard tierces, 141ac 5os (per case) $7.3S. los
50. H. IS SO 23 81 $3.50; compound lard tierces
a4c: SOS (per case) $5. los $500, 5s s6. 3o 3s
seas; yellow cooking oil. Csc per gallon; white
cooking oil, 61c per gallon salad OIL IS per
gallon.
California Pure Lard. NJ. & L. brand--Tierces
13c; cans, / to a case S6.621a: to case,
$40. 20; large tins. to a case. 1925, medium
II to case, ss.32ha: small. 20 to case. IS 40
California Compound Lard II. n. brand
Tierce basis. 91ac; cans, | to a case S4S7lb; 4
to case $3.50: tins. to a case Sc IS los
se.22h: 20s. $3.50; NJ. & L. salad OIL tierce
basis, soc; NJ. & l. cooking oil, roc for white
and &c for yellow.
Beef Extra family, family and extra mess
beef, S24 per Dbl.
soS
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PRIEST TESTIFIES IN
BEHALF OF PRISONER
Father O'Ryan Makes Appeal to Cour,
for Nicholas ValianOs, Convicted
of Felony

Rev. Father Phillip organ, pastor
of the Star of the Sea parish took
the stand yesterday In Judge Lawlor' s
court in behalf of Nicholas Valianos.
Greek interpreter, who was convicted
of a felony and is seeking probation,
and testified as to the good character
of the man.
Father ORyan told the court that
valianos was of excellent reputation
and that he was good husband and
father Also that owing to the invalid
condition of his wife Valanos acted
as both father and mother to his two
children.
The case was continued until Fri
day
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Beans. Seeds and Hons

Beans trecleaned per ctD-Limas, 81. 506T & 65:
Manehurian butter S3.s5@4; bayos, sa.4o@3eo
large whites, 81: I0G4 s5: small whites 5000
90; pink. So. 80: blackeyes S3.40G3 60:
red. S4G4.20; red kidney. s3.7063s5; garvan-
zas. S3o0G4; horse beans. $2G2.25: cranberry
nominal.
seeds-Mustard -; faxseed So s5G4 per ctl;
canary 6G61sc per lb: alfalfa 14@1sc: rape,
2!2@5lac; timothy, nominal; hemp, Sc; millet,
2A Q219c
Dried Peas-Green. S363.25 per ctl.
Hops-Caiifornia. 1912 crop to growers f2G
foc per ID for general offerings; choice, scarce
and nominal Mt 20c
NEW YORK, July -Hops-Firm State.
common to choice, 1912. 146 l9c: do 1911 120
l4e; Pacific coast, 1912. 1s0 zoe; do 1911, lea
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-Prime steers. 12G12Ac; medium do. 10
m11c: heifers, 101hM11c; cows. 9610c.
yeal-101ac for heavy, 11@12c for medium and
12M12hc for small.
Mutton-Wethers, 9Gfe15c. ewes. S69c.
Lightweight, 1l@12c; heavy, 10h@
lie.
Dressed pork (per lb)-12h @t3c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
Grass fed cattle-No. ! steers. $50 lbs.
7A6T1kc per lb: under $50 lbs. 6az G1e: second
quality, all weights, 6@6Ac; thin, undesirable
steers, 4M51ac.
No. cows and heifers 6G6%c; second quail
ity, 5NM5s4c; common to thin, undesirable
cows. 304c.
Desirable bulls and stags, 49414c; half fat or
thin bulls, 2Gn3c.
cslves--L --Lightweghts. per III, 7G7lac. medium.
6d61Ac; heavy, 5m51ac.
sheep-Desrable wefhers. Al @4lsc; ewes. 81
@3zc
Sucking lambs-5& acc.
Hogs-Hard hogs weighing 100 to i50 lbs, ~
6T1hc: $50 to $50 lbs, ThG7Mc; go lbs and
Up, re
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Flour and FarinaceOus Goods

Flour met per bbll-California family extras
s5600s; do bakers extras S46o@5. 20: super
fine. s3.90I410: Dakota patents, S6.40@T.40
Kansas patents S6M625
Farinsceous Goods-In 10 lb sacks are quoted
as follows, per 100 lbs: Graham -four So 90 en-
tire wheat -four s3 buckwheat flour S. self
rising buckwheat flour $3.50: wheat meal 81
rice -four. $3.50: rye -four So. TO- rye meal SO. GO
corn meal. yellow and white So %: extra do
$50; Oat greats 81 60; buckwheat groats. SIS. so
honny. $40: cracked wheat So; farina 81 10
pearl barley, S5.50Ge: split peas. s6 for yellow
and $3.50 for green. In 25 lb sacks 10c lower fol
all and 20c lower for so ID sacks.
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NETHERLANIns I ROUTE, %! Z

Tb, route oIers exceptional opportunity for Auto
mobIists to reach all points the Sacramento River
Collnsyie Emmaton, Rio Vista. Iseton, Ryde. Walnut
Grove, Vorden CORTLAND. Clarksburg. Sacramento
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco S5O a. m. daly
..eent Sunday arriving Sacramento 200 p. m Stopping
AZ All points en- route Leaves Sacramento 9O ?. N.
daily except Sunday, arriving San Francisco 7oo a. N.
No stops en- route. an
Steamer Modoc or Apache, leaves San Francisco II
noon daily except Sunday Leave Sacramento l0on
a. m daily except Sunday; stopping both ways at al
points en- route Arriving time San Francisco and
Sacramentoi Indefinite. ACCOUNT rlit season.
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Wholesale Fish Market

Prices per lb-Salmon lie; halibut. &c. chick
en- ha1ibut =: Goldfish. Sc: red rock. 1oc black
rock 7c; harrcuda. Sc; sand dabs, &c; soles SC;
kinefish &c; carp. &c; smelts 10c: silver smelts,
-: herrings 4c tomcods Sc small striped bass,
14c large do -; sea bass, DC; shad. sc: catfish
1216c; trout, -; crawhsh. 25c; crabs. $3.50 per
dozen.
The above quotations represent f. o. b. prices
for cleaned fish iced and boxed.
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Hides, TaIIow, Grease and Woo,

Hides-Culls sell 1c under the quotations for
salt and 142c for dry hides Heavy and medium
bulls and stays, s@9c: salted kip. 14c; salted
veal and salted calf, 171ae dry hides 24@25c
culls 23c murrain, 23c; dry calf and veal 2sc :
dry kip. Zoe; dry salt hides. Ice; dry bulls and
dium. 45Gs0c; long wool S5cGS1 lambs, 35@
soc for long and 15430c for short wool; milk
ambs ian & ia loe; snearlings lag 2se 90 for No and
prime and 81. .25@2. so for No. /; medium. ST. Is
az: small, T5c9Sl.25; colts, % % SOC: horse
hides. dry. s2Q2.25 for large. sl.50@2 for me-
goatskns. prime angoras. I5cM$1; medium. $50
Soc long hair goats, zoe; medium, 25c; kids. 51
Zoe.
Tallow-No. l rendered. bbls 5d5&c; cans
and drums 3haQ5c.
Grease-203c per Id.
Wool tspring clip-San Joaquin. and
Bluff. M125c do year. 12& &M14c: Humboldt
and MendocIno. months. 14@1sc; do years
new YORK. July Hides-steady. Cen.
trail American. 29a4c: Bogota, 29b M30hc
Wool-Quiet. Domestic fleece. Xxx Ohio. &c.
Horses and Mules
The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
Desirable drafters l., 700 lbs and $275 a 325
Light drafters, $50 to $50 lbs. 225M250
Chunks, 1850 to 1.50O lbs. 2004225
Wagon horses, 1850 to 1.350 lbs. ...... 150M200
Delivery wagon horses 1850 to .25O lbs 120M 140
Desirable farm mares. s................ 100@125
Farm workers ................. 75G1O0
MULES MEDIUM TO EXTRA
$50 lbs, 4 TO years ,............... S730 125
900 lbs A to years. s................ 12561T5
l. 100 lbs 4 to years 15Od20O
200 lbs. to years ...... : ........ 20O@25o
Over years old range from $l5 to $2o lower.
Note-Shippers to this market must have horses
close to type with age, bone conformation and
style. to command extreme quotations.
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generally had a frmer tone. The active future
started to advance at the outset and, although
ine upward tendency was checked for a while,
u closed strong with gain of point on the
uay: IN the spot market good to choice feed was
quoted at higher prices and traders reported that
buyers were less offsh than formerly. Cash
wheat continued easy with further declines an
nounced In club and Russian red. The decline
amounted to SOC ton. Oats were very dull aud
range of prices.
CASH WHEAT
California white Australian, nominal; Califor-
MA club. S1.5001.52h per ctl northern club,
Sl.50@ 5219; Turkey red Sl.65M1.671a: Rus
sian red S1.50I 5212 forty fold 81 80 "a q 80;
bluestem, $1.650Ie7Ia
FUTURES
CASH BARLEY
Barley-Good to choice feed is offering on the
spot at 81. u Ql.33A per ctl
FUTURES
IL a. M Session
December-S l 36% for opening and low 81. n
for high and sl.37 for closing.
The other months were inactive, the closing
quotations being follows August. 81 81 g
bid St.34 asked: September. 81 321a bid, S1.S5
asked; October s1.32 bid, 81. 3o asked.
December S1.379s for opening and low and
81. 81 Il for high aud closing.
July closed at S1.311a BID. 1882 asked
August at S1.34 asked, September at $l.34 bid
and November ct SI.344 bid
Oats-White feed. s1.521a a@157H per ell for
No. TO choice; black nominal; red seed 81 80
al So: do feed $1.45611.55
Corn-Eastern yellow. carload lots. s154q1 %
nominal: Kaffr, s1.8J@1.70 IN sacks.
Rye-SI 4Oni a. per ctl
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Provisions

Hams (per lb)-California, H. H. brand IA 70
10 lbs. 20c; IL to 20 lbs. lsc: pcnics 14Ia n15c:
NJ & l.. brand, 221sc; skinned pc: dried beef
hams, 26lac; raw. honed. 27c; Primrose. 23c
Eastern Star, 22hc; skinned 24c Monarch.
o01lc; picnic. 151ac
Bacon-Prmrose. A to 6 lbs 32c: Eastern Star
to 6 lbs 30c, to lbs 29c to 10 lbs 27c 10
to IL lbs 26c Arrow. TO 10 lbs o6lac 10 to IL
lbs % 15c; medium bacon, 20hc; light medium
20hc; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs 23c 10
to II lbs pc; NJ. & L. brand. s to lbs Csc
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RUST SCARE PAST;
WHEAT EASES Up
Cool Weather Makes Condi-
tons for Spring Crop
Ideal
Russian Outlook Fine-Corn
Ieclines and Oats Drops
IN Sympathy

CHICAGO July 22.-Fading awav of
the rust scare allowed the wheat mar
ket today to ease off. Closing prices
we're steady at net decline of Il to
IS other leading staples, too showed
a set back-corn - to "a; oats iss
and provisions 2h to 121k.
Danger from black rust seemed to
view OF the cool weather in Minnesota r.,
and the Dakotas. and conditions TO-DAY
tor the spring crop We're declared to
resS whatever So rapidly was the
plant said to be filling that a great
deal OF wheat would be out this week
IN Minnesota. The Russian outloolx
was also reported to be fine.
Rallying power in wheat developed
during the middle of the session on
account or good export inquiry but
most OF the foreign demand had re-
ference only to shipments that would
be immediate AS milling sales were
comparatively slight. the merchandiz-
Ine market at permanent advance
Snort sellers again took hand and
were In control throughout the last
Predicted showers made corn prices
decline. At first, however. the hears
were az a disadvantage owing to the
,1,oqst,tra meaqsier map showing an absence of
Oats displayed no independence be-
ing swayed wholly by the action of
Provisions, weakened with hogs and
most of the business was in lard
Hutton's Chicago Advices
Wheat : Merchandising conditions
have had considerable speculative
lnnuence today. The sustaining in
huence OF yesterday in the feed
Ing grains was lacking and they
[uIed lower Seaboard exporters
here and southwest, advancing the bid
price q cent relatively on hard win
ter as compared with futures The
seaboard also told of 400. 600 bushels
ness for prompt shipment Round lots
Tor cash wheat for prompt shipment
have not been readily available TODAY.
Grop advices from the northwest have
@ @neen very good. General trade here
was hardly large enough TO sustain
an advance against short selling by
spectators. There was not much pres
sure from hedging sales as country
TO-DAY and only fair southwest. One of
the crop experts now travelling in the
northwest says that the danger of rust
is practically over.
Corn has shown a material reaction
as compared with yesterdays close.
There has been a great deal of realiz-
ing by longs and more or less short
SeLlng. Ihe start was higher because
Or the absence Of rain in the corn
belt, but temperatures there were
seasonal and reasonably cool. Fore
cast OF showers in Nebraska caused
much of todays selling.
oats have followed corn. There was
g. great deal of realizing and some
short selling. There was also a great
deal OF huying on country account.
Provisions-Trade very light and
mainly of September lard by the con-
Germs that recently figured prominently
on the buying side Very light pork
and rib trade as compared with lard
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Dried Fruits I'm New York

NEW YORK. July 22.-Evsporated Apples
Quiet Fancy, sA@slac; choice. e& G7Ac,
Prunes- Firm. CALIFORNIA;. sA@i2Ac; Ore
gons. 51919l2c.
Apricots-Qniet. Choice 12d121c; extra
choice 139l3lae fancy. 141a @15c.
Peaches-Quiet; Choice So a8i2c: extra
choice &G7c; fancy. 7h@7s.c
Ralsns-Firm. Loose muscatels. 41565%c:
choice to fancy seeded. 566hc: seedless AZ a
6s4c; London layers, 81. .20GI 30
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LOCAL FERRY TRAINS ELECTRIC SERVICE
naLt cd


To Oakland. 18th ST.. and Berkeley. via Shattuck Ave.
and Ellsworth ST. Daly-From eco a: NJ. and
every twenty min until $40 p. M. inclusive; then
900 940 1920, 110O II 40 p m 12.20 and 20 a: 10.
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only, $40
p m, 920, 1000 l0.40 and ii 20 p m.
To Berkeley via Calf or MIA ST. and West Berkeley Albany
via Ninth st. lines.-D Daily-From '6C0 a. m. t620
'640 400 M, and every twenty minutes until $50
pm inclusive; then 9C0, $40, 1920, II 90, III 40 m,
1920 and 30 q. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p. m eco, 1000. l0.40 and ll20
D. m.
To Oakland. Washington Broadway, East Oakland.
FruityaIs and Merose, via Seventh St.-Dsly-From
600 D. m, then every twenty minutes until $40 p. m.
Inclusive; then eco. 9.4o 1920. l10o ll4o p m;
1920 and 1:2O .. M Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only $40 p. M, 920, 1000. 10.40 and l20
Pm
Horseshoe to Oakland WsshInstonBroadwy. Fruityae.
Alameda, North Side. e.-Daly-From GOO 4. m. t620.
GAO, 100 72o 7.4O, SEQ. $40 and forty minutes past
the hour until $40 p, M; then 400 440. SEQ. 52o.
$40, 800, 620 $40, 90, 740 $40. sOO, s4o l02o'
ll.Oo, 1140p m, IL 20 and 1.20a.m.
To s,onehrst Steam ServIce)-t600, teA0, fa20.
1900, 1000 q. m, Il 20 p m, t200. 1900, 1879,
400. 800. $40 and t6.2O p. m.
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TOYO KISEN KAISHA
ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

s. s. Tenyo Maru, via Manila direct
Saturday July 2e. 1918
>. s. Hongkong Maru intermediate service sa-
loon accommodations at reduced rates. -
= . ......... Tuesday. Aug. H. 1918
s. 5. Shinyo Maru. Saturday Aug. 49, 1919
s. = Chiyo Maru Thursday. Sept IL 1918
s. s. Nippon Maru intermediate service sa-
Icon accommodations at reduced rates. -
Tuesday, Sept. 30. 1913
Steamers sail from company's pier No a.
near foot Of Brannan street at 1 D. m for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong calling at Honolulu Kobe
tHiogo) and Nagasak and Shanghai. and con
Meeting at Hongkong with steamers for Manila
India. etc. No cargo received on board on day OF
sailing. Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at office fourth
floor, Merchants National Bank building. G25
Market st. w. II. AVERY.
Assistant General Manager
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Via Alameda Pier
To Oakland, 18th and Franklin Sts-
6l5, 645 O. m. and then Is and 45 minutes past the
hour until 745 p. m: then $50, e15, 1000, l0.46.
1I.30 D. m. and 12.15 q. m.
To Alameda, North and South Side
615, Gas a. M, and then 15 and 40 minutes past the
hour until 745 D. M: then $780, els, 1000, 10.45,
1 and m
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Fntures 1913 croo-Prunes 4c for Cos to 9Os
and 4Ac for sos to Cos; 4os TO SOS, 115c and sos
70 40s, 212c higher; apricots, so lb boxes un-
faced, 1e1ac for standard, lie for choice. 15c
for extra choice and 12lac for fancy; peaches. so
ID boxes 4Ac for standard. sc for choice, SIC
for extra choice and &c for fancy.
Raisins-Loose muscatels, 3hc 4I.c aud 41ac
for 2 and crown. respectively: 2 8 and 4
crown layers. 95c. 81 and S1.25, respectively: )
crown Dehesa clusters. S1.70; 6 crown imperals.
$50: seeded, Id boxes 5a4c for fancy and &c
Tor choice. with the usual diferential for II or
boxes; seedless sultanas. sos, 4Ac; do Thomp-
son. &c for unbleached
Nuts-Jobbing prices TO the trade: walnuts
nominal: almonds, 16@1Sc; pecans, 16m1Sc Bra
zu log lse; peanuts. 512 acc; pnenuts 14G16c.
Honey-Fancy water white comb. 1914 a Ice;
0sI DARK to amber, l31s @14lsc; white extracted.
7c; lower grades. 5G5lac per h.
Beeswax-33@34c per lb for light and 29G31c
for dark.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

The filling of small orders for extra butter on
the Dairy exchange yesterday carried the price
up half cent TO SOC pound the highest ngure
reached thus far for the season. Receipts were
liberal but they unevenly distributed and
as the few dealers who controlled the bulk or
the supplies were able TO find an outlet for their
holdings without selling on the exchange 1t was
easy matter to put the market up. Inc
market ruled very firm all around aud there
seemed TO be place for every box received.
Los Angeles was bidding for supplies In this
market again and this demand helped the al
vance along. An easier tone developed In the
cheese market, and although the quotations were
unchanged new California fancy flats were Of
fcially declared weak and hrsts We're steady IN
stead of firm, the preceding day.
Receipts of eggs were twice as large as on
Monday. causing a small reaction In the market,
which many receivers seemed to think was due
anyhow after the recent sharp advances. Extras
and selected pulets each lost half cent while
the quotations for the intermediate grades We're
unchanged Hot weather eggs continued to form
large percentage of the arrivals
Sales the exchange were as follows:
Butter-Forty cases of extras at 30c a pound.
Eggs-Sixty cases of extras at sc. 30 at 2Sl2 c
and 10 cases of selected pulets at 23l2c dozen.
Receipts CO. 700 pounds of butter. 6,000
pounds of cheese and 2.211 cases of eggs.
The following official quotations estab-
lished by sales. bids and offers on the floor of
the Dairy exchange. Prices in the street while
governed by the exchange quotations, generally
range from NC 10 2tc higher, owing to the
PTrTT,ER PER PoTrND
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN GRAIN
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. July 22.-Corn-No. 2. 62s4 @63ac'
No. > white, e4H d6416c: No. yellow, 63 u q
63Isc: No 8. 62 2Ge2a4c; No. white. 64964Ac
No. 3 yellow, es9e3Ac; No; 4. 6l34 @62e; No
white 622 @63c; no 9;l ,gea yellow OK @o22c'
BarIey-4Sd62c
Timothy@S3.T51
Glover Seed-Nomiual.
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NV York Grain Market

New York Grain Market
NEW YORK. July 22.-Flour-Steady, with o
'"IV wbeat&spot barely steady: No. 2 red, 95c;
No / northern Duluth S1.00ia. Futures were
steady with IS small Price sses a a5 loads closing
ret unchanged to nc net lower July, eS12c;
September, 95c; December. 9se.
Available Grain supply
NEW YORK July 22.-Special communication
received bv Rradstreet's indicate the following
changes IN available supplies:
Wheat-United States east OF ROCKIES oe.
creased 2f 600 bushels Unite dStates west of
Rockies decreased 651 600 bushels: Canaua. ue-
creased 600 sushels * f 200 Bushels En-
rome decreased 2.s00.oo0 bushels; total supply,
decreased 5s.453,o00 bushels ,.s
CornZUnited States and Canada. decreased
'osteWIynited states and Canada, decreased
o';r The leading Increases and decreases follow:
fncreasesEFort Worth $4,000 bushels; Nash
Vile, ff2 900 bushels: Dallas, 65,ooo bushels; ST.
'oTep2 ssVO Manitoba 5o5ooo bushels; NIL
waukee (private elevators, $1,000 oushels.
Northwest Wheat
WASHINGTON
crA1vTrF JuIv 22-Wheat- Buestem. SIC;
ortv-foId- soc: club. roc; fife. I9c: red Russian
7se. Old crop. nominal. festeTaay an @ car o II
oaTlsy THCoMA. July Bluestem; old eoc'
J new s3c; club, OLD De1, o1Emn ne~ ooe' w
PORTLAND. July 2.-wheat-Unchanged
car receipts-W Wheat g. barley :. honr o. oats o.
hay s.
Minneapolis Grain and Flax
MINNEAPOLIS. July 22.-Wheat-Juiy 81 'ssc'
September. s9sse; December. 9Z1sc 10
! hard 91ssc: No. ! northern, s9% G90!sc; NO.
. norfberp S72s dssNc: No. hard Montana,
S6alc: No. 3 wheat. S5$s dsotsc.
F'lour-TTnchanged.
Rran-I Unchanged.
Corn-No. yellow. 59l5 d60c
Oats-No 3 white. 3s1a03sAc-
Rre-No Q 56d5712c.
RarIey-Uncbanged
rl,x s4 27ik al 37&
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unwrapped. s1.40@150 for No / and 5oc9$1
for No. and culls.
Melons-Cantaloupes Coachella, S1Q1.50 per
crate: Turlock. &1.25@1. so; river nutmegs, s1.50
4l;to; watermelons. $1.25@2.50 per dozen and
lWl3ac per ID: extra large, higher.
Grapes-Seedless. S1.75G2 per crate; Malaga,
$1,5oa1.75; Fontaineblean 75c@s1.
citrus Fruits. tper box)--Valenca oranges
S49og 300; seedless grapefruit 81. 50@5: lemons,
so9S.5o of stock, S3Q5; lemonettes, S6g7;
Mexican lines, nominal
:, Tropical Frnits-Bananas. 3la@4c per lb for
MeSiean. Sl25Ql.75 per bunch for Hawaiian
ana 542 14e per lb fer Central American; pine
apples. $2es2. 80 per dozen for Hawaians.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23


Business In dried fruits is steadily assuming
more satisfactory proportions the dullness usually
incident to the vacation season having passed of
Large operators report good edemand for spot
goods and futures, with considerable business
passing Tor European account. Europe is again
a liberal buyer of prunes. and that department
OF the market is particularly strong. Aprcots
are also wanted for export. and large handlers
are quoting INC pound for equal quantities of
choice, extra choice and fancy in big lots for
European shipment.
New honey is commencing to forward
freely, and 1t Is selling off readily at about the
same prices quoted for the old crop
Prunes-Spot, Cos to 90s. 2ac bulk basis; sos
%c higher; 40s TO 50s. jobbIng at 81 acc
bulk basis
Other fruits 1919 crnn.