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Trust company of New York, as trustee, to
secure S1.500.0 600 one year per cent collateral
gold notes dated May l, 1913. The notes are
secured by pledge Of 81 800 shares Of the COM
mon stock OF the Washington Railway and E1ec-
trio company.
G. r. Parker, cashier Of the Anglo and Lon
don Paris National bank, who has Just returned
from months trip to New York reports that
collateral trust short term issues are much
improved and that short term railroad notes are
in particular demand.
The board Of supervisors Of Kern county will
receive bids up to IL a. m. September g. for
the purchase of s240.o00 highway 5 per cent
bonds interest payable semiannually and de-
nomination being $1,000. Bonds viii be dated
September J., 1913. and IL Of them will be re-
1919
A. 9. wishon of the San Joaquin Light and
Power company says that the power transmits
sion line that is being built from the Tule
river plant to Famosa will be completed about
October ]. This is also the time set for the
opening of the Tule river plant
No 50 we'll OF General Petroleum In the
Belrdge district has proven that drilling with
electricity is the cheapest power for use In
the West Side fields. The we'll was drilled
to depth OF 1-S0o feet with motor at 4
cost OF power Of less than s75 No well
OF General Petroleum the Essex division
was cemented last week at depth Of 2, 100
feet.
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PICKARD LAWYER FIGHTS
WIDOWS ALLOWANCE PLEA
Cleveland Deposition Protests 5000
Monthly Fund, Saying Husband
would Have Resisted Payment

Combating petition of Clara z.
Pickard. widow Of Orson l. Pickard, for
$500 month allowance from his estate.
deposition by Congressman William
Gibson of Cleveland, attorney for Mr..
Pickard. was fled yesterday in the SUI
perior court.
The substance of the document is that
Congressman Gibson was attorney for
Mr.. Pickard for 25 years. that Pickard
was niggar1ly and that. in the opinion
of the deponent. Pickard would not
have allowed Mrs. Pickard $500 year
as income.
The estate is said to be worth $50, 600
A part Of the property is house and
lot at Pine and Leavenworth streets.
where Mrs. Pickard is staying.
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITION

The weather has been clear In California but
cloudy and unsettled in Nevada and Arizona
Thunder storms have occurred in the Sierras. also
In Nevada and through the valley Of the Colo
RADIO. The weather is clear in the Rocky noun
tain section. the plains states and the Mississippi
valley. Pleasant weather is reported on the At
lentic coast north of Cape Hatteras. but rain has
fallen south of that point. At Charleston 1.s2
inches are reported in the last "a hours. There
have been important changes in temperature
except In New Mexico and southern Colorado
where 1t Is decidedly warmer. In the great val
ley Of California afternoon temperatures range
from 100 to 102.
FORECAST
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
August "a. 1918:
san Francisco, Oakland and vicinity-Fair
Wednesday. somewhat warmer maximum tenn
perature about u: moderate west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Far Wednesday. warmer,
maximum temperature about 80; moderate north
wind
Sacramento valley-Fair wednesday. continued
warm. maximum temperature about 90; light
north wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Wednesday. continued
warm. maximum temperature about 100; light
north wind.
California south Of Tehachapi--Fafr wednes-
day somewhat warmer. afternoon thunder storms
In the mountains: maximum temperature about
co. light east wind, changing to southwest.
A. C. McADIE. District Forecaster.
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10 EXTRA
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Available Grain supply

NEW YORK. Aug. -Bradstreet's advices
show the following changes:
Available supplies
Wheat-United States, east Of Rockies. in
Rockies. increased ao4. 600 bushels. Canada. de-
creased $4,000 bushels. Anoat. for ana In En-
rope increased 24o0.000 bushels. Total in
crease 2.124.O0O bushels.
Corn--United States and Canada, decreased
725 600 bushels.
Oats--Uuited States and Canada. increased
3,S74. 600 bushels.
Leading Increases and decreases:
Decreases Manitoba. 2S5 0o0 bushels: Akron
$4,000 bushels: San Antonio 10000 bushels
Increase--LouisviIle, $4,000 bushels
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MORE CONFIDENT FEELINc

TT is generally observed that more
hopeful and confident feeling has every
where replaced the sense of doubt and
apprehension that prevailed a month or
so ago" says the financial letter of the
American National bank of San Fran
cisco. Although the tightness OF
money continues, and borrowing is both
difficult and expensive, especially for
those whose needs are large and
urgent, 1t is now commonly accepted
that this condition is due to a. scarcity
of capital. and that the business situa-
tion in America is fundamentally sound
and prosperous.
9 'some Improvement in the local sit
uation is evidenced by better collec-
tions and the fact that certain of the
larger corporations have found ways
of finatcing themselves. That money
can be had by those willing to pay
the price for. 1t is demonstrated by
the success of recent short term note
offerings, we'll secured and sold at a
price to net the investor per cent
The inability Of the city of San Fran
cisco and state OF California to sell
bonds is significant OF nothing except
that these commemorative are au
thorized to borrow money only at speci-
fed rates. which lenders are unwilling
TO accept"
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(From j. c. Wilson Co.'s private wire.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.--Cotton was irregular
today, showing the effects at times OF rather
heavy liquidation but early In the day another
upturn occurred of u to 26 points. This was
due to the absence of rain in Texas. where.
moreover. temperatures were higher The only
rainfall in Oklahoma was OF of an inch at
Ardmore, while the prediction for both Texas
and Oklahoma was for continued fair weather
Many builish dispatches and letters continued to
be received from the southwest telling OF Sc
rious damage to the crop.
In Oklahoma, according to the government.
showers occurred. but the rainfall was decidedly
light and drought still continues and is general
and serious.
Liverpool was disappointing at first. but 1t
advanced later and closed at rise of equal to
20 to Fl American points.
Market closed steady Middling uplands, II. .45c.
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g. l.. Drake, towing barge e5. from San Fran
cisco steamer Alameda. from southwestern
Alaska.
Sailed-Steamer Yokohama Gap.), for Yoke
hama steamer City Of Peubla. for San Fran
ciso; steamer Northwestern for southwestern
Alaska: steamer Victoria. for Nome; steamer
Northland for southeastern Alaska.
EUREKA Aug, 2e.--Steamer F. A. Kflburn
arrived from San Francisco this morning with
freight, mail and passengers.
VANCOUVER. B. c., Aug. 26.-Sailed-
Steamer washtenaw. for San Francisco.
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Local Securities

United Railroads As advanced tx points on
the San Francisco Stock and Bond exchange yes
terday, $500 selling at s5s. This was attrip
uted to the change in presidency and expected
change in policy. Associated Oil stocks rose
half point to $41.25, though small sale was
made later st a slightly smaller figure Spring
Valley water bonds remained strong at $500
while Great western Power IS held nrm at $50
The market generally was strong In the listed
department bond sales totaled $4,000 ana zfo
shares OF stocks were transferred.
Oakland, Antioch and Eastern stock made an
almost sensational advance in the unlisted de-
partment 1t opened at $6.75. half point
higher than the last sale. then steadily rose to
1925 with sales Of 200 shares on the way Gen
eral Petroleum IS were improved quarter point
at $3.50 and Western Pacific 5s were quarter
point advanced at SS0.25
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WESTERN PACIFIC GAINS
TO PUSH KUHN PRoyECT

The project of the Sacramento VAL
ley Irrigation company, which has been
in a state of suspended animation since
the financial difficulties of its promot-
ers. w. S. Kuhn and T. S. Kuhn will
be pushed forward with great vigor
it is announced. sufficient sum of
money has been raised in the east to
carry through all the plans the irriga-
tion company has made. The Mills
Orchard project, which is planting TO-
600 acres of oranges and lemons in
Glenn and Colusa counties will be
plans
Edmund c. Converse, a New York
finaneier, will take charge of the Sacra-
viii pass out of the hands of the re-
ceiver September l. The company has
a capital stock Of s10,000.OO with a
bonded Indebtedness of S7.526, 900.
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Minneapolis Grain Market

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 26.-wheat-No. 1 hard
s9lac: No northern S7157S9c: No. 3 northern
S5h al SIC: No. hard Montana S5Nc: No. 4
wheat ssh @s5c; September. s61sc; December,
Flour Unchanged.
Bran--rTnchanged
Corn--No. 3 vellow. 7a67 Tic
Oats--No- 8 white. 38L 039Ae
Rye--No. 2. 6oA Q64c.
Barley-54671c.
Flax--$1 $50 I. .50H.
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Judgment for 91,727 WAS awarded the
Loop Lumber company by jury in
Judge Grifin's courtroom yesterday
against James Van Loben Sells, who
early in 1912 purchased lumber for
use in constructing city sewer at
Sutter and Sansome streets.
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FRESNO PAIR WE'D HERE
TO AVOID WELL WISHERS
Judge Graham Ties Knot. and Clerk
McNuIty Gets Keepsake From
Groom and kiss From Bride

Unwilling to permit their friends to
indulge in rice throwing and the usual
accompaniments of marriage. Fred
Joseph Salcedo, wholesale butcher Of
Fresno, and Pearl M. Vendor, daughter
of Fresno police of1cial. were married
quietly yesterday by Judge Graham
Court Clerk McNulty was best man. and
for his services received keepsake
from the groom that made him smile.
and kiss from the bride that caused
him to become blushfully happy.
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arket closed steady. MIddling uplands. b. 45c.
COTTON FUTURES
New York Metal Marked

NEW YORK, Aug Copper-Dull Stand
i5.S7@Iec; lake 16c: casting. 15.62@15.75c
Lead-Quiet at 4.70c bid: in London. EGO los
Spelter-Steady at 4.S0@4.90c: In London EGO
It's Cd.
Tin-Firm. Spot and August. 41.75@ 4cc; Sep
tember. 41.62942c; October. Al. 81 al Sic.
Antimony-Dull. Cookson's. 6.40@s SOC.
Iron--Steady and unchanged.
London markets closed follows:
Copper-Firm- Spot, E70: futures. ESQ 1Ss Cd
Tin-Firm. Spot $780, futures. ESQ 5s
Iron-Cleyeland warrants 54s Sd.
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Mining Stocks
SAN FRANcIsoo sToCK EXCHANGE

Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock exchange yesterday
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Money on call, steady
at 2A G215 per cent; ruling rate, 2A per cent;
closing bid, 2J4121a per cent.
Time loans steady; 60 days, 3H per cent: 90
days AZ per cent; six months, 5K per cent
Prime mercantile paper. So de15 per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady at 4.s3 for so day
bills 81 1925 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.s2E
Bar silver. 59i2c.
Mexican dollars, 46c
Government bonds, Irregular
Railroad bonds, irregular
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NEW YORK. Aug 20. The appearance OF
threatening weather conditions in Brazil and
renewed frost 9pprehensions gave the coffee
market frmer tone, and there was a sharp ad-
vance In futures. The close was firm.
December. 0.46c: January. p.56c; February.
0.B6c; March, 975c: May. $500; July. 0.9Sc
Spot, nrm: Rio 7s. 945c; Santos Al 12N@
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CRISP FINANCIAL BRIEFS

San Francisco bank clearings yesterday we're
ST.170.241.7D.
Wednesday, September 3, has been formally
set ss the day which the first Oakland
Antioch and Eastern train will enter the state
capitaI
The washington Utilities company has made
mortgage to the United States Mortgage and
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Chicago Produce Market

CHICAGO. Aug. 26- -Butter-Unchanged
Eggs-Higher; receipts, 1924 eases: at mark
cases included, 14m21c; ordinary hrsts. Ply q
22hc; drsts, 23M M231ac.
Cheese-Unchanged.
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Poultry and Game

Live Poultry fper dozen)--Hens. small. $4d
40; do large S5.5016.50: do extras. SSQ12,
old ROSTERS S4@5: do young. s7ms do full
grown. ss@1o; fryers. .s5G7: broers. large,
s4m4 So do young. s5ds: pigeons old SIPS: do
young S1.25; geese. s2G2.5o: squads. $1.23G2.
Live Poultry ibv ght)--California hens. 13
d15c per Ib: special breeds. 16@1sc: young
stock. 22G24c. per lb. as TO size and condition;
occasionally 25e; young turkeys. 25130c per ib'
extra fancy. occasionally higher
came-Hare nominal; Belgian do, s566 per
dozen for large and s4Ga4.50 for medium
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BUSINESS DULL
IN WALL STREET
Changes Small and Market
Continues to Exhibit
Indifference

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Despite
vigorous drive, which unsettled the
market for time in the early trading
today, changes in most cases were in
consequential, and the market as
whole continued to exhibit the indiffer-
ence that has characterized it recently.
The early unsettlement centered
around New Haven, which sold off at
a rate that affected the whole list. It's
low figure of the day was 9214. drop
of points. The decline to new low
record was attributed to estimates of
earnings for the last fiscal year, which
Indicate that there was deficit Of over
$4,0o0,000, after payment of III per
cent dividends.
Steel, Smelling, Lehigh Valley, Union
Pacific and other stocks sold off
point or SO.
quick turn in the course Of the
market came with the announcement
that the reading of President Wilson's
message to congress had been post
poned at the request of the Mexican
government. The belief that a
change for the better was implied pro-
duced an immediate result There was
general rally, but price movements
thereafter were narrow.
Passing OF the dividend on the pre-
ferred stock of the Big Four caused
drop of points in the common stock
The preferred. the last sale of which
was at 80, was offered at so. Texas
company was exceptionally strong, ris-
ing points to a high record for the
year at 125.
Selling by London was a factor in
the early heaviness. Foreign selling
amounted to about.15, 600 shares. large
W steel and Canadian Pacific.
Bonds were quiet and irregular. To-
tai sales, par value, s1,675,000
United States As registered advanced
4 and Panama 3s registered declined
Il on call.
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ch1cagO Grain and Provision Futures
fFrom ]. c.. Wilson 4 Co.'S private wire
CHICAGO, Aug. 26.--The leading futures ranged
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Ane 26x--Cssh: corn--No. 2. 7sa
IsAe; No. white. 76Kd77c No. 2 yellow rs
77c; No. 3 yellow. 76d57e15c
Rye--No 2. 6sH @7o14c.
Bar1ey-55 67715c.
.5O0I5.4O.
Clover--$10@I3
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clcarings an North,rcstern eitie.

PORTLAND. Aug. 2e.--Ciearings. ara, 1858;
balances. $3.50, 1888.
SEATTLE. Aug. 26-Clearings So 23e 924: /:
balances S277. .33g.
SPOKANE. Aug. 2s.-Clearings, s4s4, PIT; bal
ances s46 231.
TACOMA, Aug. 28.-C1esrincs S452 3o2 hal
ances S67 ,633.
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Egx Market In Nearby counties

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
PETALUMA. Aug 26.--There was no change
in the price paid for eggs today the local
market after receipt of transactions Of the San
Francisco Dairy and Egg exchange Dealers
and spectators offered 3Ic for extra ranch and
241ac for selected pullets- The delivery was
tight.
SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 26.-The delivery of eggs
today was the heaviest in several weeks. but
prices were unchanged. Extras OF fancy quality
Csc for irsts and seconds.
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Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Aug. 26. Butter Unchanged.
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

Potatoes--River delta whites 90c@$1.25 pei
ctl; Merced sweets. ~ 62c per lb.
Onions-Delta yellow. 906$1.05 per stl.
vegetables--Green corn. $2@2.5o per sack for
choice and 55@$1.25 for ordinary offerings;
green peas. 3@4c per 1b; cucumbers, 35960c per
box: garlic, Az 05c per ID: cabbage 81 per ct1;
caulifower, 40@60c per dozen; green peppers. &c
@50c per box; carrots, Toe per sack; string
beans. 2@4c per lb: lima beans, 21k @4c per ID;
summer squash. 50@75c per box: tomatoes. 40sd
7Jc per box; green okra, 4O@50c per box; egg.
plant, 35075c per box.
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Naval stores-Turpentinc and Rosl

NHVHH SIDFeS-IurpentHnc and ROs1n
SAVANNAH Ca. Aug. 26.-Turpentfne firm at
3sA d39c Sales. COS; receipts. 6S5; shipments
1909: stock 39121
ments. $3.50; stock. 167, ,293. Quote: A and b
So. 20: and D. S3. so z, r and G.. s3.s5: H.
$3.50; ], 81; X. S4.l5; NJ, s4.45; n. $515: VIC
So. 10; WV $3.50.
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Bags--Standard Calcutta grain bags. $50
sSc; San Quentin. Siac: wool bags, 5015c for
and 4Sc for S1a lbs: fleece twine, si5c per lb;
bean bags, rs GTssc per ID.
Or quotations are for barrels-Linseed. 66c
per gallon for boiled and 64c for raw, 5 bbl lots
lc less, cases 0c more: bakers AA castor. cases.
gallons SLOT, 10 gallons $1.05: commercial
castor, In cases, 9oc; China nut, cases, 75dS5c
per gallon.
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc.--Pearl OIL In bulk &c.
In cases 10c; headlight oil, IN bulk Toe, in cases
lie; Eocene, in bulk lie, In cases 10c. Elaine,
26lac; Red Grown gasoline. in bulk 151ac, in
cases 221ac; engine distfllate. in bulk 1T1ac, in
cases 1411c: gas machine gasoline, in bulk SIC.
In cases 44lac; varnish makers and painters
naphtha, In bulk 14Ac in cases 211hc.
Turpentne--In cases, 60c. 10 case lots 1c less:
drums and iron barrels, 53c; Aroturps, cases soc,
iron barrels and drums 23c per gallon.
Rosin--F, S7.70: Fl, $7.75; I, $3.50; WIG, SO
per Dbl of $50 lbs.
Red and White Lead-Red. s1s acc; white.
sA @S%c per ID; do in and 10 ton lots, Sc
and 7Ac respectively
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New York Stock List

f.. F. Hutton & Co.. 400 California street
members of the New York Stock exchange. fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
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Northwe-serr wheat Market

SEATTLE. Aug. 2f.--Wheat--Bluestem s5c;
forty-fold. Soc; club. roc; ffe. rec: red Russian
Sic. Yesterdays car receipts--Wheat &c. corn
3. oats 10 barley 4 hay 3s nour g.
TACOMA. Aug. 26.-Wheat-Unchansed Car
receints-Wheat 90, barley 8, oats 3, corn i,
hay 8.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Aug. 26.--wheat-Unchange
Car recefpts-Wheat 6s barley 3, nour 5, oats Z,
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BUTTER. PER POUND

Prime nrsts l30c soc 30c 30c IsOc SOC
Firsts -...... 29c 29c 29c l29c l29c 29c
% cases new fat cheeses sold at 1711c Fancy
California fats, 171ac per lb steady; do frsts.
15sac, steady fancy Young Americas, 161ac.
steady; New York cheddars. 201sc steady; do
twins, zoe, steady: do trplets. zoe, steady;
Wisconsin twins lelac steady; " DO triplets. IS
triplets. Ice, steady; do Young Americas. tic,
steady.
cluded:
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, Aug. &c. -Butter-F Firm;
CENTS, $3.50 tubs.
Cheese Unchanged; receipts, s996 boxes
Eggs-Unchanged; receipts, 1856 cases.
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.xyhoIcxnIe rjxh uerket

Prices tner lb)--Salmon. 1lc: spring salmon
-: halibut, l0c; chicken halibut. bass,
10c: large striped bass. 121ae. small do, 15c;
Goldfish, Sc; red rocK, 10c; black rock. &c; perch.
=. yellowtail =; soles, &c; mackereI, -; tom
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riers. 7odeoc; small iugs. s5@65c; large do,
65c@s1
Apples -Gravensteins fancy 4 tier. 8. .ss@1 & 50
per box: extra fancy, $1.75; Az tier. I5cQ$l2o
Watsonville bellfowers, 81 tier $1.65. tier
81 80: Alexander. tier 90c c@sI.25. Az tier 90
@75c; common 40@60c.
Figs-Black double layers, 5oc@s1 per box;
do single layer. 35@J0c; do white, 35@75c; large
boxes. 81. .251 1.5O.
Plums or Prunes-25@75c per box crate
NectarInes--Red, 60c@$1.25 per small box or
crates do white. 50@75c-
unwrapped ripe 50G75c; green do. in lugs,- No.
1. $32. so AZ. so per ton; No. do, S2o@30; Lake
county, to the trade, $50 per ton for No. and
$20030 for No. 2
Melons Nutmeg. Turlock. 65@s5c per crate;
delta. 5oG65c; delta cantaloupes. 50c1 LOO per
crate: watermelons, $1@3 per dozen.
Grapes-Seedless. 50665c per crate. Malaga,
50065c: Muscat 75990c; Tokay, 90c0$1; black.
4o@65c: all small boxes 25@ 40c; large lugs, Csc
@SI: do small, 35@50c.
fancy. $5M5.50; do choice, IS. 50d4.5 so; do stand
ard. $1.5oQ2.5o: lemons. choice to fancy, $6@
7-50: do standard. 81. .50G5.50: do OF lots SOS;
1emonettes. $4-50M6. Mexican lines. $10@12 80;
seedless grapefruit, 81. 1.5064.50.
for Hawaiian, 3@3Mc per lb for Mexican and
3hM4hc for Central American; pineanples,
$f.25@2 per dozen.
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Refined Sugar Market

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
follows, net cash: Fine granulated &c; can
ners' graduated, sc: fruit granulsted. &c; crys-
tai doninos, ID cartons 10 cases, S-S0c; do lb
cartons in cases, 9.3oc; monarch bar. 5.s5c: tab
let's in half bbls. $500; do in 25 ID boxes,
5.75c; cubes, 5.25c: monarch powdered 5.10c:
Xxxx powdered 5.10c. confectionery A. sc:
beet graduated, 4.s0c; extra c, 4.50c; golden C.
4.40c; d, 4.30c. Barrels and so ID bags 1Oc.
half bbIs 25c, boxes SOC more per 100 lbs than
for bags OF 100 lbs net Bar in S5 and 40 h
tins S170 more. In and 10 Id tins $2.35 more
per 100 lbs than the price for this grade In 100
ID bags
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes follows: Granuated basis,
&c; G. H fine standard Sc: coarse dry granu
lated &c; confectioners' A, sc: berry, Sc; pow
dered, 5.10c: cubes, 525e; s.Higrade" bar, $3.50:
bricks Tin half bblsl. 5.20e; bricks Tin % lb
boxes), 5.75c crystal dominos 6 Id cartons in
cases.. S.Soc; do . ID cartons in cases. 9.30c;
extra fine dry granulated 600 ID bags only,
4.S0c; extra c. 4.50c; golden c. 4-40c; yellow D.
4.30c. Additional per 100 lbs: In bbls and 80
ID bags 10c more: half bbls. 25c more; boxes.
5Oc more for all grades Bar in 35 and 40 ID
tins Sl.70 more, in 10 ID tins S225 more. Mini
mum order. carload weight.
NEW YORK, Aug &c. Raw Sugar Firm.
Muscoyado. 3.30c; centrifugal. S.80c moasses,
3O5c
Refined sugar-Firm. cutIoaf 5000; crushed
8 5Oc mold A, 515c: cubes, 5.05c; xxx pow
dered. 4oJc: powdered, 1900. fine granulated
4.soc diamond A, 4.Soc; confectioners' AA,
4 &c. No. /, 4.55c.
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Duluth Lfnseed
Ner York cnRee Nfarket

DULUTH. Mimi. Aug 26.--Linseed 81 491b
September. 81. 4SI5 October 80 asked.
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LOG Al NJ A r K E. T s

Gods. SCI sanddabs. &c: kinzhsh &c. smelts, -;
silver snelts, -; barracuda, &c; herrings. Sc;
anchovlss -: chile peppers. - carp, 4c; shad
DC; white bait, =; trout. - catfish, 12iac;
tcrawhsf, 25c.