The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 18, 1904, Page 13

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1904 13 | SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS. Viall-stregt Stocks irregular and not saterially changed. Ssigar _5.‘0'(1:: still higher om the iccal exchange. Ssaver and Mexican Dollars tending downward. I"heat still rising, with excited markets. ur advamced 20c per berrel in sympathy with @ Barley firm, with cash Grain higher. Ogts, Corn and Rye still steadily h Ridled Barley advancing. Other Feedstuf's unchanged. ‘oy still-demoralized, with the railroad yards full. g i.kinds of Beans quoted firm. Seeds steady. opisinns ¢ here and in the West. = stuil F inac Arrvals, of Awustralian Coal show a f Butter end Cheese weak and Eggs firmly held. Potatoes still in heavy supply, but more active. Pojdtry marke d. Game higher. Superior Fruit selling w ell for local use and shipment. INESS OUTLOOK. Ly alfaifs compieted. 10es doing finely. fair in places; conditions unchanged. M ADIE, Section Director. * EASTERN MARKETS = New York Money Market. n stocks made some doubts on the part s because of the o confirmation of the merger induced . them to b Boiders. The 30 g RETRY . traffic ment of soft coal to the itself ‘was held back in 3 i¥iness in steel, Western got the full benefit fing infuéfies “on the an- . The buying ef this stock was believed 1o be compe ing trust interes he neutrality | esian loan and reported efforts to fost @ Japanese lcan were of no effect on the money market. The sailing nother cargo of $1.730.006 of goid for Sam Francisco from Australia was sutficient assur- ance against any present disturba money market by foreign infi stock market closed 1y steady a: recovered jevel of prices pretty weil main Total sales (par vaiue) ed States 3s advanced ¥ and the old 4s Geciined ‘% per cent on call NEW YORK STOCK LIST. Sales. High Low. . 21,700 811 '=, mfi-: 0 %y iy sin 5300 S5 843 s ..... o1 as S0 — 4% 157% TS Tuw ex Meun. Ty ShNE T - | Chfoige & 38 Wi Siabhs souues wsies MR ' 151 Forecast- made at San Franciseo for thirty | 1 tours. ending midnight, August 18: | T lict:‘ somse 18 Tnia—Cloudy Thursday: poesi- | : E in the mountaine; iight % Rowy 81 5 > = | Colo Seu 22 pra. 400 2113 Nevads_Cloody Thurstay; thusderstorms | Douia & Hodon 300 i the miuntains | Dela Tack & W e 2‘0 200 g:'a ricinity —Cioudy | b — 2 Tharsdey morning. broaking --.yn‘aw_-,g e | 24 Lz : @ay: fresh westerly winds. | Hockirg 100 T A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. | Hocking V | Hecking 100 2 _ lmmta = 900 lla Fruit and W heat Bulletin. T e - 250 Kam city £ou - = For the twenty-four hours ending 5 e d Mankatian L. Wiy 182 E 3 Metro Sec. (04 921, =5 e Metro St Ry, =y 123 s 53 Minn & St L 22 =z M Et P & Sa na i3 g; =.I P&SS 12 . 130 130 s Mo Kan & Texas ;a = § 3 Mo Kan & Tex 0 &y © Ne BB of Mex fi i} < 120 Clear .00 | Norfolk a4 08 30 G2 R Pemerans - 125 g3 BE< B ST E: s B L50 e Ciear 00| Readiag 843, 845 & 5 Clear .60 | Rock Istand e e Clear -~ 60 | Bock o 2300 6 Ciear 00/St L & a2 e Clear T Clear % T Pr.Clay se .. Clear = 58 e G Eom ae. ¥ - 383 Ean Jose TH-FTe brad as Luis Obispo.... 76 56 NW Cear » -_— P iy el Mg St = g b g e~ B o o | . &85 s e O SEEr_neceipts, 3000 active, b 329 | ea — Steers. Tu@i%ec: Cows and The: “3ias, 7.7 50 . Western "$3/7594 50: weth- | Strictly famey offerings of Tomatoes from | Heifers 5is@6ic. thin Cows 4@Sc per 1. 7. ° ‘Bpet Rio. ‘lmna--cw M’:W’m!}nhy.nfl:fiflumm'fl‘\ CAL’ 4G4 per B (gross E 4, firm: Cordova, $2 2583 30; lambs, $4 in limited supply and brought firmer rates. | SHEEP—Wethers 3:@3%c. Ewes, 3@8%e frm; fair refining, T | But_eversthing else jn the vegetable line was 0. cemtritugal, 96 test, 4lic; molasses sugar, % | weak under excessive r‘celpv.‘!hfimw ob":::; 4 ST16; remned, frm. Miseellaneous Markets. | | ros Sl rms, 0 o e o e o | o e SRS DRIED FRUITS. over $1 per crate for the very toch { v et The market re- - | POTATOES New Burbanks from river, | ot wan I:VAilonA'{l;D APP:’Z?;".-‘ > A !F ‘:mflkper-ck(nlkme(l.snh—‘-im_ . e 5 pov gt ook, mains without change, utiere. 061 ctl: Early Rose momi- Stags. cent o = e quota- are comcerned, though futures are Foreign S, | banks_ 31106138 pes_cu Earty B | et = above & more (reely and stow sn casier tepdency. with 314 per 1b. > i i rime for October to December deiivery B C 3 | Wisconsin Cen..... 200 1T 17K 17% |at from 4%c to Oie. Common are heid at T = | General Merchandise. e ot . 55 24 D B |sesue pome SRes sholes, XOONS; sack: crates from Alameda. $1G1 35: m;ni e Cex: - 1 N faney, e, Berkeley, 50@idc: Creen Peas, 113§3c per Ib; BAGS—Grain Bags $5 U 25. San Quea- Express Companies— { istle feature, With quota- 3 < B > ;:“m e P‘". m!;itl;i\mm }"f;:r > G%c, according i‘n':«'f l;f:mw“ Beats 1%62%c¢ per D! gn $4 35: Wool - Twine. merican ... ot 1 ., 5- ] Lpiteq States ... P RIGOTS —Are firm, but qulet, with ey o T ae e e T lie-Farso 11 quoted at 9L @10c; exira choice, 10X@I0%c; | g per box : Seat | & e e , | fancy, 1ig@ise. Ext | 81 per sack; Cucumbers, 236 Hill, $5 50, Stanfore, - Coes S Copper ....... 4| PEACHES Remaln unchanged. 2 | Closing .. | Pickle Cucumbers, nominal: 3 | Bay $5 50: Greta $7; Walisend, $7; Richmond Amer Car & F | choice are quoted at fic and fancy at 94@loe. phisaiiatit r b; Esg Plant 5@ = | ; Cumberiard_ $13 in bulk and $14 23 ia | Amer Car & F ptd —_— Northern IV heat Mark | Peppers. nominal; Green Okra 33@30c per box. | : Pemnsyivamia Anthracite Egz. $i4; S £ G New York Metal Market. | g | grees, Pegpery, ver boxi Marowtat | Wewn amtheacie ‘ex. $13. Welah | Lomp 0 B | Squash. $15625 per tom. . $11 30: Cannel. per ton: ‘oL s | xEw voms aee T pomriasm, TR s vt | Pty ast Gt A e | 1 ped.. | London, ciostng at £121 10s for spot Walla Waila, ,nf: : bluestem,, S1@82c, vai- B | Hasrison's circular says: Since the stamship Somoma left. omly one | g £ Ss_for futures. Lo ley, SOGSlc. | It R at 326 T5@27. WASHINGTON. { Another car of Western Poultry came to | “780 of Austraiian Coal Bas been delivered ! | Copper “was a imtie bigher seain in the | picomy Aug 17.—Wheat—Higher. Blus. | hand, masing the fourth for the current week | Dere. Viz: Lindfield with 350 tons. There ars | London market, where it clomd at £57 28 | o Teg o ol [ It was mot piaced on sale in the wholesale | ° f 84 for spot and £57 3s 94 for futures. Leocally » b AP market but was distributed among leading | | the mavksc i firm, but without material . tr-mkn. California Chickens continued tn re thirty-seven vessels at present en- change. Lake is held at $12 623 electroiytic, Northern Business. | arrive freely and the market for that line of | 5384 o carty coal from Newc with 3 12 0612 @%, and cascing . s | §0ods was ‘very quist at previous prices. | SOTTYINE capacity of over 3.000 tons: of thess ad was guiet in both markes, ciesing SEATTLE. Aug. 17—Clearings, $750,707; | Young Turkeys. were offering in smail quan. 1Dere ar During _toe 211 l;a 3¢ in Lomdon and at $1 1584 20 in i, met with prompt sale at Zi@3c | ;&":.! 7.—Clearmgs, $291,348; | me was in good request and prices TACOMA, 1&.‘ higher ail around | 9f Colonial Coal were disch o b e - . | hows a marked & vlrl‘:‘fie Middiesboro was a little lower | Ducks $3 5084 50 yer dozen for old and $430 | - SPOKANE. Aug. 17.—Clearings, $390,408; 348,596, | @350 for young: i Hens, $4G3. young Reos- 3 he sstic market showed lit- | @ B $ | mainty atiribuca g o Lo Northern, s | fers, 335005 i Roosters. $494 50, Fryers | Srvishis purwant pow existing hevs, for s e | T | dozen for old and $1 5e@l 75 I Cuirymely dull althouwn prices qusted 2 s 308 | LocC GAME — Wild Do hetmntie Maives S ew: o e e e f l AL MARKET | Hare, $1 35G1 50 per dozen; Cottortail Rab. | Season of the year. * —p | Dits_ $1 T5@2 per dozen, ! 3‘?:‘-’:‘” are usu T | g for { Chicago Board of Trade. | Exchange and Bullion. Butter, Cheese and Eggs. | mese cransperts“are purchasiza o o= o Goods pra. - = = o Sliver ant Mexican goiars contizue to de- | for_everything remained abost the Insme i = TR i % o 3, i OVIST Otherwise there is no change. utter comtinmed weak, and | present here in yard is very Hght st o v Future Grain and Pr Yo 1 could fll thelr wants at com. quotations of same remain R T m top quotatioss. Dealers con- | deifveries here from Br i H complain of the dullness of t coming freely to hand 'h:‘t, mdte was | ert :: Cha was in its usual condition. belng In | W as it &\ famine | 7 o7y | large stock and dull. Fsgs maintained the re The September de- |} Z 1o | cent advance without difficuity. but there was | add Dl O ) v pe = a = 57% | Do tendency among majority of dealers o 58¢ e e e S @ 5 | push the market up any hizfer at pr as it might sharply down the public consump- | tion. It was reported points which have e for the nearer | INTERNATIONAL. ¢ 3%@ule, and of iG4c for the de- | New York on Mexico optien. Corn closed strong to Tc ad- | Berlin on London . for September ber. | Paris on London ber oats are isions | Sperm Ofl. 6Sc. naturai winter extra bleached winter Whal UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO, ug to 7 Aug. rom a shade i 7 o Exgs and 43,100 Ibs Cheese. st A’-\‘!“%k .:fl Tict on o Wheat and Other Grains. B Teamery a: first hands, 25@28c | pure Neatsfoot Ofl Toe: N . e | fox extras and 245 for frets: datey. 199 | c: lght Herring O WHEAT — The forelgn markets were firm. | c; store Butter 13@1Sc. ern creamery, : Sal Paris and Liverpool futures were both "m"fi”- e N A wo S e ved the Chicago quota- | CHEESE—0@l0c for cholce mild mew and | COAL OIL—Water White Coal Ofl. in bulk, tinns, accompanying hews. as the wires were down. a5 usual, bas was without the rzuiar S@Stc for lower grades: Young Americas 11g 1. Peasi on, . Oregon. S@10c; Eastern. 10@l3c per b 3 GS—Ra Tgc: Astral 1 2 1iac: % EGG n, 30c for large whit The Chicago market made another sensati ! S5 L e s | advance of 43¢, as will be seen. The bulls 35'2G28%c gfor choice and 2527 2 i - e are working the rust reports for all thers is | 12 S90d; store, 20G28c; Easters, oo - e tar i ehens 3! in them. and the bears are on the rum. | frets, fige’ for seconds and ers Tar in excems of | 1B MR, A0 I Pevres wemt 'mp migh Chi. | Dakery- \ TURPENTINE—Slc per gallon i3 cases and T3¢ dr and from { : : 3 | "RED AND WHITE LEAD— largs and excited trading, amomnting 0b Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. |1%c ver b: White Lead, Th@%e. in drums g Sy iy cago, rising 3c on the morning session, With Bepletinr Speion 1 large and excited trading, at §1 0951 06% . 1 - s to 1%@1%¢c higher Rad Lead 4@ buyers. higher. The cash grain was firm, b . rmers were re- | Californta ported £ the st K a D and s Frain to clear rom the Dakotas, | White Austrailan, $i : Northern but the general market was weak and kih S same reports came | Club_$1 40@1 43; Northern Bluestem, 31 321 ed owing t> the abundance of low | g O Gaders Soparad o famine. The | @1 57l per ctl ch was being pressed for | 1aied buying furor set i Only once, FUTURES. Plums and Prunes 3 a few long lines rice g0 _below the tary dip carried December and December to Session 9 to 11:30 &. m. der less liberal offer- Open. High. Low. Ch .81 49% $151% $1 6% $1 2 p. m. Session. Open. - High _Leow. _Close. December ..$1 51% §1 51% $151 $151 BARLEY—The market ruied firm, with cash | the stock 'at any price. Bartlet: Pears In | Dom: open boxas were very weak with stocks ac- iog. as the canners were unabie (o tnos, Sc pe | than seventy-five bar Not until was thers any Receipts of Produce. FOR WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IT. in siightly higher. Futures were aleo At top prices ETRIR . strong. but wera dull, as al the activity cea- & scalpers threw A S(TOnS. but we CASH BARLEY. r: ks .. 13.800/ . 3 Feed. $1 07%@1 10; new Brewing and T gt it — e i f}_}pplng S{x 12561 17% . Chevalier, $1 173w . ctis 6241 Leather, molls .. 4 D per ectl ‘Tallow_ et .- Sd with the tone strons. FUTURES. | 7% Lime, Dbis . - B1 6% uder the Session 9 to 11:30 & m. T34 Wine' gais 0 « ng at tha Ol RN e Pl e £18' Quickstl “ o December ..§1 (9% $1 087% $1 00% $1 co% s T M e P -~ = 3 B d 2 p. m. Session and firmiy held in | - wers and the crop Open. High _Low. Close and for shipment on 5 September open- = December ..$1 00%. $1 08% $1 093 §$1 €9 r salling to-day. No sed for Cantaloupes espite the low prices | P ¢ L unsold at the close. ST MAR 1 } anee of 4G%c. but December was up at “@%e, to S4e. dipping to 53%¢c under the cariy selling. The market OATS—Thers is nofhing new in the markst. the demand being fair and of a local feed and milling character. Receipts without being large. Ktac, were quoted rather | | and the feel - . could not resist the siroag bullieh -etmosphere | - White, $1 40@1 43; S e = | weax than otherwise. hangee in other | | of the wheat pit. however, and successive | Red, §1 2714@! 35 for feed and § fruits were slight = %2 * = waves of buying cartied values forward to, for seed: Biack. $1 25@1 35 for feed and §1 40 | STRAWBERRIES_$183 per chest for Al- % o ayd 38%c and M. r=r-csively. for September and | G1 48 for seed ¥ieo Bersiis sud S0t S lager vani- | Continued Activity and Advance- Y ember = options. The closing CORN—Quotations stand the same and the for September and 54%@ | market is quiet, £ Western sacked, $1 4714@1 30 for Yellow and White and $1 4581 471 for Mixed: California B4ty was st BLACKBERRIES—$1 503 per chest. 3 RASPBERRIES—$4@8 per c 'KLEBERRIES—9@10c per Ib. ment in Sugar Stocks. K'PPLEs—SX 10@1 30 per box for famey, ’: of cther grains exerted its in- i I eties: Longworths. mominal { i ats, causing an advance in large Yellow $1 50@1 57%;: smail round do, ¥ P for costinin; Cral The rise in the sugar stocks continued yes- re e to @%e, at 341,@34%ec. | $1 55@1 €2 White nominal: Egyptian. §1 30 P 1 boxes and $1 25 for large. | [°T38Y morning. Makawell touching $27 35. & ‘Hecta 500 n ‘other grains was followsd | @1 35 for White and $1 25@1 30 for Brown. S e P tor N 1 pe |Hawaiian _Commercial $36 123, Paaubax 1al 2 RYE—$1 25@1 20 per ctl. | B o T o bon | $1% 1233, Honokaa $14 75 and Hutchinson BUCKWHEAT—Nominal at $1 7382 per etl. B Gnc: carriers, | 310 30 The feeilng was less frm in the late temper of the market to Hptictagiion: o5 11 cpen boxes 40985c; lug boxss, | con. though prices were fairly main- was firm at 34%c. part of the e > e . Sales were of good size. Thers was Flour and Millstuffs. Pl e | nd 25@35c per small box; Plums in bulk, | nominal NEPTARINES — Red. T8c@S1 per crate; | advance having been lost on reailzing sales. | s opened weak in_ sympathy with the price of live hogs. The mar- | from its early declining ten- for a leading pack- Dothing new in the cther shares. The ofl stocks wers very dull and there was Eothing new In the mining shares. The Yeliow Jacket Mming Company Bas levied an assessment of 10 cemts sBare The local millers advanced Flour 20c ail around yesterday in sympathy with the ad- vance in Wheat Receivers of northern FIour = white nominal 2 e per = lard Sizc highes and ribs un. | §9043. But look no definite sction. 1GS—40@50c for drawers bl b o »» r FLOUR—California Family Extras $4 809 larger packag MELONS—Cantaloupes, The Pacific Coast Borax C 5 10 usual terms; Bakers' Extras, $4 0§5: ‘ompany will pay & regular menthly dividend of $1 per share on 1 crate: leading futures ranged as follows: o 50-88: - res TANEd 83 OUOWS: owe, | OFTECR and Washington, fobbisg at $3 8594 23 Nutmes Melons. 10§25c per box; Watermelons, | TeSular oo | per bl 3 S $3@1S per hun fi;‘ o | R Nt o e B P o ¥ | T MILLSTUFFS—Prices in packages are as = GRAPES for small Boxes and crat _The report Franciseo an - 108 1105 1 16% | follows: Grakam Flour, $3 50 per 100 1bs; | and $1@1 10 for open boxes. | North Pacific Raliread Company, leased to the new 1 06% 1.00% 1 083 | Rye Flour, $3 30; Rye Meal. $5 25; Rice Flour, CITRUS FRUITS—Oranges. $1 50@2 75 per 100 110 1004 | §7; Corn Meal $3 50: extra cream do, $4 25] box for Valencias: Lemons, $2 25§2 15 for 100 1123 111% : Oat Groats. $& 30: Hominy, $4G+25. Buck- fancy, §1 2581 75 for choice and 75cg$1 25 for = o 5oy | EReAC Fioot, §4 8054 5 Cracked Wheat, $4: | standard: Mexican Limes, $464 30 per case:|in met earmiags and $36,580 in surpius. rina e lour, anas, $1 per bunch for Central Amer- e 4 5 o E n sacks, $6 3@ &:; and T5c@$1 30 for Hawalian; Pineapples, STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. 2% 6% boxes, $1 252 per dozen { —— id | WEDNESDATY, Aug. 173 p m 34% 35 RIS 1 - - - - 1 e 3% 8% 38y, | Dried Fruits,Nuts Raisins,Honey. | TNITED STATES BONDS. T e Ha Hay and Feedstuffs. i ‘ 5 i Bid Asc Bt ase ess Park, per bbl— } =3 . _ Apricots, 7%@9%e; | 45 ar coup..108X10T%, 4s qr cp new.131HII2L, . 637 | Septembe: _11 40 5734 | R - s 10651075 38 1062 105 D92 | Gcroner -..l1 1 Sa% 11 %% | The demoraiization n Hay costinuss. and | Peaches. SXGTEC per ib: Peary. 8994C: Figw. | 48 4% reel, LGS Be & 10851053 {24y Jenuary L1l1297% 13 10 € | the quatations are very WeaK & I riaiaties | @5c: 6.crown. TSc: buik white, 3% @0i4c: biack. | Aln A Wis — — — - Lard. ver 100 { Some time to get 1id of e Erent Ao . | 4c. Evaporsted Apples., $1@ilec per Ib. Asso Ol 5. 70 .3% Do s - 10 | Septembet ... B N o o ot PRUNES 1903 crop, 1%824¢ for the four | Bay CPC 5s. — 108 | Do con da — 28% Oetober 974 | vancing with the raw grain but otherwise | PR N anr ol — o | T 0 e G o msers & o says of Hay: | , RAISINS Association f. o. b. prices Fremo | Cal GAE & | Om Cabie Sa121 — Fe | “For the week snding to-day 5800 tons of | (subject to change without motice) are as foi- mé&ctSs. — S5 Pac G Im ds 90% 953 s 25 | Hay Bave been 6hipped.to the San Francisco | Jows: 50-1b boxes—Loose Muscatels, 3-crowR. | Caj.st C 3s113% — [P E Ry Jo. 1% — o 42% | market, which as far as we know fs the | 3¢; 2-crown. 2%c: Malaga, 3crown. | CCWatde — 11 |[P&CH 61l — Den & Rio G ey | e T Amount on record for ome week. | 2%c: 2-crown. 3ic: seediess Sul ;| BAL& Poe — 121% P & O R Saild . — i ; k5ol | B oot track room alome has prevented fur- | Seediess Muscatels, 2iic; Seeded Raisins, 16-08 | ¥ & C H 6e.113% — | Powell.s fa. — 114 e - Cash Grain and Provisi, ¢ and it ¥ rted that at | Sartoms, fancy. 4l . 4c: 12-0% cartons, | Geary.st 3s.. — S8 | Sac EG&RSe 00%100 2% -asiz Grain ana [70UIs10mS. e s fancy_3%c: choice. 3%c per Ib. | FCas 5%a100 — |SF & SIVIe TR — "y | present there are over 100 cars of hay on the | fancy : . 3 e E E : 185 Forts | Gakland tracks awaiting shipment here. I:, NUTS_Wainats No. 1 coftshell. 134 il Dods ... 9% — |Sierra R éa.100 113 Ti Central .. 140 Do rta 2|0 CHICAGO. Aug. —Cash ?muxtanl were | can be readily understood that with -‘; 120 § o uf" No. 1 138 | Hon R T 6= 1085107 .S,fyz\‘ A ds 107 Louis & Nash. .. 142%/ Spanish 4s . 3% | as follows: Flour. steady: No. 2 spring wheat. | heavy arrivals, the market has been vhy |¥o 2 1€Tc; 4 R b Sl 1o XY Central. ... 12 §110: No. 3, $1g1 08 No. 2 red. §1 0330 | weak and prices are therefors materially | NoUpAris, 1SOLC, Or 5% L R0 Re BF L A Ry S ® 3 Bar silver_Steady, 2034 per ounce. 108% 2 corn. 55%e: No. 2 yeliow. 34Xc: | lower. As we have reported before. the de- | X FIus TRTA: PRATIS LALCee | Money—2@2% per dene e No. 2 cats. 32, @32%¢c; No. 3 white, 38@36% somewhat limited this season. for. | S55 L QP IR 8 o white and 109 & o e | _The rate of discount in the open market for . No. 2 rye, T4c; good | ali there is some Hay moving coastwise | . IONE TR o AE LS o extracted, 51 e 1‘;- - | short bills is 2%82% per cents the rr 5 Y falr to choice malting, | right along. yet city S 52| 84c: iight amber extracted. : dark, u» C a1t three months’ bills is 2 13-1682% o0 | 42@46c; No. 1 flaxseed, $1 16%: No. 1 North. ve ma Should there be e : | Mit-s © Sa 114 ! 2 Der cen: fon iy g s ey a revival of trade with the large wholesale AX—27§20¢ per 1. | wva T 9 P ¥y mess pork. per bbl $11 57%@11 6214: lard, | houses here a Dbit later, we may see an im- = NRR of Cls. 1 | ondition of the Treasury. Tis.” $0 S0G6 831 short ribe sides creased Hay but from the pres- oo e i i o&=). $7 2547 €714: short clear sides (boxed), | ent outlook, With only, about one-half ¥ grain | Provisions. N C Ry | WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.—To-day’s $3GS 25. whisky, basis of high wines, $1 28 | crop for the entire State. business prospects E NePCa | giatemens:’ Avaiiabie“cash baiance, S, | Soveiontruet grats, SULIML T, cnts. | | The raltved Semgeny Wl ‘probuily be was lower. This market was duil | N S R B 5 205; gold, $43,392.561. 4 34,100 15.% | taxed to the utmost during the next moath to | and unc gg!‘{dflt - N ST 000 New York Cotton Market. | NEW YORK, Aug. 17 —FLOGR—Receipts, 24,134 Barrels: exports, 10.400 barrels; market Beid higher. : winter patents, . $5 10@5 40; straights, $4 S5@5; Min- Rescta p‘i‘mm $5 75@5 15; 'ln;g.r extras, 0 unesota $454 ; winter low md? 8 80. 259 s strong; No. 2 red, © it oo St A f. o. b. aficat; No_ 1 Northern rough heavy, $4 15; $125 fawatian - =% — f o b dnu.‘. Wheat of sales, sfiga; 3 -‘ 30% to-day onm pul steady: good 10% < ticos of frost and : fair to choice mixed, t> spring wheat by rust. $2 T5@4: rative of the market was estern lambe, 33 7385 75, here showed 4 City. ‘3{ ot K f ot steers. practically bare. | 3&@1 . SEN- - e | HIDES Stesdy. 5 : & i 3 14713 orasEES Fm Jower: o steady at unchanged 25, b points, which was better steady: B wiew of the lower range 16 %0 markets, g 2 "r advices as the Rot seem to be very & but the Gemand was and the —l&# = Toss of iy on Teports that :t',‘- estimate. i e itquidatioa azd was “decline fi poicts.