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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGs-Cslcutta Grain Bags, 47s@5c; San Quen-
tin SIS 40; Wool Bags 24@27c
COAL-Wellingi on, IS; New Wellington. IS
south field Wellington. 81 SO: Seattle SIS 50:
Bryant, IS so; Coos Bay, 81 rs; Wallsend, 81
y ton; Cumberland. Sl3 so , ton in bulk and SIS
in sacks; Pennsyl vRnia, Anthracite Egg, S1l@l2 q
ton: Welsh Anthracite, SS&l0: Camel. IS q ton:
kock springs Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley
e. 80: Coke. S1lGl2 in bulk and Sl3 . ton In SKIS
CORDAGE-Prices for 100000 invoices are:
IA inch Manila, sac; do sisaI, sc; I2-thread
Manila. 714c; do Slsai, 612c; and thread Ma
Mia, 7s4c; do Slsal, &C; Bale Rope (3 and 4
strand), Manila, 6$4c; do sisal SC; Bale Rope q,
and strand), Mauha. 714c; do eisal b12c . h.
COFFEE-C. f. Bickforo's circular gives the G.
ceipIs at this port during the first a. months of
the same period in 1895 The sales from first
hands 6S, 574 bags, sainst 64 ,329 The stock
IN first hands June was 81, 1877 bags against 81
79S bags against .444 549. The circular saws:
business continues quiet quotations for sll but
good 10 prime washed Guatemaas are easier The
latter have. owing 10 scarcity, sustained slight
advance Tor parcels showing roasting merit and
are meeting with considerable inquiry for home
cor sumption and domestic export Costa Rlcas
have been somewhat neglected and previous
quotations not maintained except for the
choicest qualities. Good unwashed Salvador has
sold in a small way Irregular prices, the lowest
sa es lor the past 10 days marKing 34c for this
description. While enou. has been obtain bic at
this rate to supply the existing demand, II is
worthy Of mention that offerings have NOT been
large and that COee calling for st let claSSl flea
tion is Sill held l2c- To-Jays stock consists of
Sl5S Costa Rica 222 Nicaragua IL 1873 Salvador
6lS bags against %. 519 same time last year. The
steamer City of Para is due June l3 with 1900
bags" We quote:
COSTA RIcA-lo1A@1sc 2 n for good to prime
washed l5@16c for good; l4Gl 4$tc for good
mi Ked with black beans; l5120l 4SIc Tor fair; SO
1212c nominal for common to ordinary
SALvADoR-lh@I712cfO for good to prime washed; {;
l4dls s3Ic = h ior fair washed: I612@lSc for
good to prime washed peaberry; 12L4@l3c for
superior unwashed; ! S4@l2c for good un-
washed; 1b15@l6c for good to prime unwashed
peaberry.
GUATEMALA AND MExIcAN-1S@l9c 3 n for
prime to strictly prime washed l6I2917S4c for
good To strictly good washed; l59loc for fair
washed 13@l4S4c for medium; lO@l2c for
ordinary: 7GS3zc for inferior TO common: 1St9
lyc for good 10 prime washed peaberry; 15la9
l6c tor good to prime unwashed pea berry.
sUGAE-The Western sugar kenning Company
quotes terms net cash: ube and Crushed and Fine
Crushed. 61sc: Powdered. 55sc: Dry Gran lated.
&c q n; Con fectioners A, DC q h; Magnolia A.
ulated, &c; half barrels 14c more than barrels and
Il
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Matilda, Henry. Edith, Alfred l. ana NJ. H. Es-
berg 10 James Tierney, lot on > line of o'FarreI
Estate OF Mendel Esberg (by Matilda Esberg,
executrlxl to same, lot on line of oFarrel
street, 1878 w of Cough. w 52;6 by $ 100; also
lot beginning 1875 w of Cough and 120 5 Of
O'Farren street, W 52:6 b. s 1916: $500.
Andrew NJ and David B. Maxwell, and Alice A.
Tompkins to William P. NJ oore, lot on S line of
Pine street, 1O7: IS + of Laguna, so by 1875;
Thomas J. Holland to James McMenomey, lot
on F line Of York street, 2lS OF Twenty fifth, n
,a;herine Hatfield to William c. Hamerton lot
on h line OF Guerrero street l41:6 of Twenty
seventh. 25, L 7O:S, n 25:4, w 1852; $40.
John Nj. and a lice Manning to Edward Scho-
field, lot on w line of Diamond street, 80 of
Army. n rs by w 80: $40
Jonathan d. Stevenson TO John A. Mccormick,
lot on SE line OF toisom street, 1875 NE of
Fourth, n T. 20 by Sc so quiiclam deet; $40.
George W. Stilwel to John f. Boyd lot on NV
line OF Mission street, 357 IS wv of Fourth, SW So
Lucille and A. h Kayton 10 Minnie P. Meredith.
lot on Sri cerner of second avenue and California
street, 2305-12, 1873 $685. w 22:l11s N
o7:7 1916: $40
Robert T. Peel to Jonathan NJ Peel. lot on N
line of California street. S2:6 w of Eleventh ave
nue., W % by 100; s1U.
rs by y 100: $40.
Alexander nd Lonise Kidd to Joseph Marsden,
lot on w line of Twenty-ninth avenue, $50 of q
street, n rs by w 120; SO.
Magner, p ]. McElroy McEIroy q Msgner fbS
Joseph E. Bien, commissioner to Provident Mu-
tual Loan Association, lot on ) line of Thirty.
second avenue. $50 w OF street, w 125 by 8 100
being lots to II. block $50, Bay Park Home.
stead Association; $699.
William G. Curtis TO John j. SchaberE. lot on
line of Fortieth avenue, 100 of street, rs by
T. 100; $40.
hristina Smith to Amera Fouchy, lot sos. GIFT
Map Z; $40.
A. Augustus Collins 10 John 6. Klumpke lots q
and 10. block 25, Paul Tract Homestead also
that portion of lot z. block l6, West End Man p
described in 421 d. 21b; SO.
Mary q. Robb TO Peter s. Wilson, lot on E line
of Majestic avenue, 1U0 Of Hearst rs nv I
| 100 lot Al, block II, Columbia Heights; $40
James ID and Annie Warren to E. c. HutchIn
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. y. Y. June lO.-The response
of the London market for Americans to the
strength displayed here yesterday encouraged fur
ther buying at the opening to-day, large blocks
changing hands aud prices tending slowly
upward. InternAtionels showed the greatest
strength Sugar displayed heaviness after a big
opening and fell of Ia
The announcement of a further advance in re-
fined sugar cheek ed The selling Of the stock and a
rally ensued
The railway stocks displayed less marked
strength than the general list, but moved in
sympathy with The market. The bond market
displayed pronounced strength
10 days stock market broadened notably It's
tone Was strong and active. he prevailing bull
ish sentiment was strengthened by large purchases
ct stock for foreign account, and American stock
was reported buoyant in Lond on. notwIthstandip1
the reactIonary tendency of other divisions Of
that market
General trading showed steady increase in the
commission business, and continued taking of
the profits and the disposition of room traders to
contest The ad vance the sole ground OF its ex
ira element of strength furnished by the re-
manning large short account, showed the most de-
cded advances OF the day. The firmer prices and
tone was evident in the market for foreign eX-
change, and the exI ort of n small amount OF gold
YVES indicated as liNely to be shipped Saturday
steamshlp. The money market was unchanged
IN later dealings realization of profits was heavy,
particularly in industrial stock, which in conse-
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

wHEAT-The spot market is completely fat at
prices which have ruled for some little time and
there is no business of any consequences. Futures
are also excessively dull Quotations nominal at
81 22A9@l 25 = ctl for No /, 81 261L al 271b
for choice and 81 5O@l 3712 for extra choice for
milling.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SFssION-9:l5 o'clock December
5000 ctls 81 2OI2.
SECOND SESSION December 10000 ctls
81 2U14.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION December -
10000 cts, 81 2US4; l2,U0O, 81 2O5s
AFTERNOON SESSION Decent ber-i 900 ctls
81 q Zs; 10000. 81 81.
BA AhLEY- Feed is quiet and steady at 671b@
7212c, outside figure for choice bright; Brewing
$4,000 = ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SFssIoS-9:l5 oclock-No sale.
SECOND SESSION December-N sales
REGULAR MORNING EssIoS- Decern ber-- 1000
ctls 6SSsc: 1000. 6S15c: 1000, 6S5sc
AFTEHNoON SFssIOS-December 900 ctls
6S$4c: l0.0UO, 90 1sc.
OATS-bUsness is Insignificant Fancy Feed
81 2b@t1 30 p ctl; good 10 choice, 81 l06l 90:
common 95c@l O712 q ctL Clipped OAts sell al
81 az q ton over the raw product
CORN-The dunn ping of l, 90 tons Of the Indian
Re ief Corn upon the market depresses ii and
trade is duh weak prices Large Yellow Slao
0215; small Round do, 81 05@l 10; White, s2IS
G9712c = ctL
RY E-Quet at s21a@S71zc p ctl.
BUCkM HEAI-Is nominal at about 81 2b0
I =
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STILL POINTING UPWARD.
indications Continue Hopeful Through
out the Country.

indications Continue Hopeful Through
out the Country.
The circular of Henry CIews under date of New
York June 5. 1897, says: 1.-The general symptoms
developed in Wall street during the past week have
been the most hopeful features witnessed for
many months past. Without any special stimulus
or speculative effort there has been a marked re-
vival OF buying operations and, with few excep-
tions, an advance in prices throughout the Ex-
change list. There has been an extensive settle
ment of short accounts, without any attempt at
compulsion from the 'bull' side; and although
that has been cause of the advance in quota
tlons, yet the rise has been equally 10 in
crease of outside buying and general gain OF
buoyancy OF tone.
coyery IL comes from favorable drift in a
variety of conditions which lie at the of the
value Of securities. Among those influences may
be mentioned generally satisfactory progress in
the crop prospects Although the weather has
been cold and unconrenial for the last ten days,
with the effect of arresng the blade growth of the
with any injury, and has laid the foundR ion for a
better later development of the pant and probably
also increase OF the yield.
also 1t is a notable symptom that several per-
sons of gemuence and directly in touch VITA the
farming interest and the larger Industries have
smultaneousl5 eXpr essed their views on the busl-
outlook IN uneX pectedly hopeful terms. Mr.
Thomson. president of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr.. Gould OF the Missouri Pacific, Chauncey NJ
Depew and c. p Huntington, who ar among the
foremost representatives OF The railroad inter st
in different sections OF the country, have uni
formy expressed sanguIne expectations as 20 lhe
general outcome OF the harvest and the prospects
OF business at large.
"Similsr estimates of the drift OF the crops and
OF business have been made by Andrew Carnegie,
Hon. Roswell p. F over and Mr.. Hill, president
OF the Great Northern such BODY of opinion,
coming from men possessing the best sources OF
knowledge 10 conditions and movements very
naturally has an important effect in a market
where all the interests OF the country repre-
sented and constitute a hasis for confdeuce
which cannot be disregaIded. simultaneously
wi these estimates We have Confirma lou of
them in the improving raffic returns of the rail-
roads anc a pretty uniform sain in their net earn
ings. AIKEN altogether these facts indicate that
process OF real Improvement In progress in
quarters having close connection with invest
irrn 2
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DECIDUOUs nNn CITRUs FRUITs

Receints will hereafter be omitted, as the differ
ent varieties of Ferries Orchard Fruits cannot
De accura ely classified the chests aad boxes
look alike.
reaches arrived from the River and brought 81
9l % g basket. This is sin guar, for they are
Nprlcots also arrived from the River.
Arrivals of Cherries were 6646 boxes. Good
shipping stock sold higher.
All Berries are lower
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
strawberries, $S@4 p chest for large and 80 o
BlacKberries. 6OG9Oc p crate and s5@7 p chest
Gooseoerrles. l@l1ac = n for small and 11z92c
loI large ana 5000 for English
.KJaSspberries. $5@5 p chest; from Newcastle,
15(d9Oc 3 crate.
Gurrants, s-@S so p chest
Peaches, o0rGSl 25 p box.
Piums, 75c y box
Cherry PlunIs. 2eQGOc p drawer.
Prtngle Apricots, 266zOc p box; Royals, 3O@
DOC 2 box and 4OQ5Oc p basket
Green Pears, 4O05Oc y box.
Apples. Sl@l So y box; Green Apples. 26@50c
Cherries, 2O@o5Oc . box: loose White. 11203lac
= ID; loose Black, la@1 c 3 ib Royal Anne, 4O@
QUO q box and S12@5c g h in bulk.
Figs. 20625c = H.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges are quotable
az $500 y box for choice TO fancy and S2GD2 30
ooX Tor common; Seedlings 81 25@2 2 box;
9ieolterTanean Sweets 81 5O@2 20 p bX; Lemons.
ioc9Sl % for common and 81 50G2 q box for
eood 10 choice; Mexican Lines, So 30 p box;
81 4 doZ
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HIDES. rALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culs and brands sell 10
p ID under sounu stock Heavy sated steers
71sGSc p 70: medium. 7c light, 61R@7c: Cow
hides 618&7c; stags &C; sated Kip. &c; saIted Calf,
7GSc; sated Veal. 6@7c; cry Hides. l2@l21hc;
culls and brands. e@10c; dry Kip and Veal. 90 lOc
dry Calf sc: culls. IUc; Goatskins, 2O@525c each
Kids, sc; Deerskins good summer 25c = b;
medium, 2Oc: winter 1Oc; Sheepskins shear
lings, lO120c each; short wool, 3064Oc each;
medium. hO@6Oc each; long wool,, 60@75c eacn:
TALLOW-NO. ]. rendered. 23l D3c q u; No 2
212c; refined. s34c: Grease. &c r h
WOOL-Spring clip quoted: Mountain II %
&c; Foothill, 9Gllc; san Joaquin, years clip
7QSc; do, seven months, 7Gosc p H. Nevadas,
9Gl1c; Eastern Oregon, 7G10c
HOPS-6G1Sc for fair to choice and 9@l0c p d
for fancy. Contracts being drawn S0lOc
tor new Oregons and 769c for new WeshingIons
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POTATOES. ONIONS. VEGETABLES.

The Mississippi Tomatoes are lower and dull at
81 rs q crate.
Potatoes and Onions continue weak and pIenti-
full Vegetables are in large supply a rule.
POTkTOES-New Potatoes in sacks bUn75c a
ctl: New Early Rose In boxes, 5OGS5c: River
Reds, 6O@7Oc; Burbank Seedlings, 40070c Tor
all Kinds.
ONIoNS-New Reds, 3b615Oc p sack
VEGETABLES-SuuIm mer So quAsh in smaIl boxes
ESQ DC; Bay Squash 81 l1l rs; Cucumbers 25G6Oc
for Mar sV.lle, 81 - Tor Bay; Asparagus sue
o. 70 for fancy; Rhubarb, 35450c ior ordinary and
6o@6oc y bx for choice large: Dried Peppers 6@Sc
q ID; Green Peppers. 1n@12Oc for Chile and 75cGp
81 Q box for Bell. Green Peas 11a@212c; string
Beans. lG13c; Refugee Beans, 3614c; Dried Okra
SGsc = b; Cabbage 76c y ctl; carrots 256SOc
2 sack; Gariic, l1a@2c p b: Tomatoes, Sl0l SO
3 box; Green Corn Sm2hn dnzen
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NoTICE 10 MAnINEKS

branch OF the United s,a,a. xr,A.o--..A,.
ouce located In the Merchants ExchsnTe is
maintained in San Francisco for the beneat OF
expense. s'A~iisS Ahu iA0o "'
a,sns isStors are cordially invited to visit the
St-se,, wnere complete sets OF charts and sailing
nsrtsS oas vi tne world are kept on handr or com
ssn T anu reierence, and the latest inform
- nsys wys De obtained regarding lights dangers
commerce u AH'oheS' W ~
,rans line I ball on top OF the building on Tee
SroPn Sno nhi Is hoisted about ten minutes before
noon and Is dropped at noon l2oth meridian. by
TnIssaSppaIo slgnA received each day from the
Cal. NseA'~'olS ." n@1e ASA@AN
a.sice nosice stating whether the time ball was
rSgIipso on time. or giving the error II any, Is
eesSSnsne1 go tne same day oy the afternoon papers
N " Inc morning papers the following day.
w. s. HUGREA
Lieutenant q. 9. NJ, in charge
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PROVISIONS.
Quotations remain unchanged.

Qnotations remain unchanged.
CURED MEATS Bacon. 71sc 2 n for heavy, SC
y b for light medium. &c for light. lOc = 10
for extra light and 12c q n for sugar cured Eas.-
ern sugar-cured Hams 12Gl215c q n: California
Hams l0129l1c; Mess Beef, $eGS so , bbI: extra
mess do. SS 5OG9; family 40 50 5O@l0; extra
prime PORK, SlU@lU 80: extra clear. SlS 5U0l4
y b0; mess. $lZ 5O@l3 = bb; Smoked Beef
gage a h.
LARD-Eastern tierces are quoted 5i4c for
compound and &c TOT pure; pals 6I%c: Cal
iiornlA tierceS 414c ? b for compound and 51hc
for pure: half-bbls, sac; lOb tins 61zc; 90 g. b
6Iac n.
CoTToLENE-Tierces. 5s4c- Packages. less than
500 Ds-1-n pals. 90 IN case. S5sc; S-fb pals, 20
In case S3sc; 5-h pals y In a case, o1zc; o b
pals in case, e1sc 5O-ib tins. l or 2 in case
1880: wooden buckets, 80 lbs net, 7Isc: fancy
71hc q
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% Clear 0 Partly Cloudy
. C1oudI @ Ram s. Snow
SHADED AREAS SHOW PRECIPITATION
DUR NC PA5I Ie HOURS
Exclamation.

The arrow flies with the wind The top figures
Ct station indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath it, If any, the amount Of
rainfall, OF melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours Isobars or solid
lines connect po!n of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "high" means high barometric pressure aud
Is usually accompanied by fair weather: 'Iow"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
"Lows usually first appear on the Washington
coast When :he pressure is high in the interior
ana low along the coast, and the isobArs extend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable
out when the "lOw'' is inclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature. rain south of oregon is improb-
able. With "high" in the vicinity OF Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The OF these conditions
VII produce opposite result
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WHEAT MOVEMENT

Corn has been quite in the processo of late.
Inc activity recently displayed has caused many
old Corn traders re-enter the markrt. Much
speculation was INDUCED in Uy the trade to-day in
rrgard to the showing of the Government report.
1 he Interest centers In the acreage from stale
crop reports, In which falling of of Is pr cent is
made. There has been considerable buying OF
corn by country traders in the Corn belt of Iate.
This has awakened the interest OF shorts, are
disposed 10 get from under Cnobers are not dis
posing of their stocks fast shorts antici-
pattd- / his Is another cause of uneAsiness upon
The part of bears.
Oats Iairly active in anticipation of a bull
ish Government report and shorts were the only
/ Provisions dull and fractionally higher in sym
pathy with other markets
3PA.
The Government report shows the condition of
winter wheat June 7s.05, against SOO2 per cent
spring an winter S2O1, against SIO6 per cent
one year 10.
which l3O00,000 acres is spting. Increase in
acreage about ii per cen;. Basing the yield at II
bushels, against 427 100000 bushels last year.
The report further SAYS the French crop will be
from o6,OOO,OUO 10 55,0U0O0O bushels short.
San Francisco.
9:15 NJ. SESSION.
stronger Eastern markets, causing wheat to
at 81 2U12. depressed Liverpool quotations
erlng. Chlcago'S advance Is looked upon local
1O:l5 A. SESSION.
There seems very little change N sentiment in
wheat since the previous session. hicago's
erratic manner has very little effect. December
opened and closed 81 2O12. The trading Is of
eveuing-up character over the Government
report which will be pub iished this afternoon
IL :15 A. NJ. SESSION.
Strong tone in wheat Chicago causing some
covering by shorts lips are out that the Govern.
ment report Will be buliiSb December wheat
opened 81 2O5s. advanced to 81 2O34 and
closed at 81 205s
december barney, 6sss@ess4c
P. N SESSION.
Wheat opened strong a bullish Government
report. December started al 81 2O3L aud closed
at 81 q Did. The Government report makes
California 73 Oregon 9S and Washington 100 rer
cent Those who claim to know consider Cali
fornia's estimate ABOUT right
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

New Alfalfa Gay is selling at ad vance OF SOC
over last sales. Bran and Middiings unchang d.
BkAN-Sl4 5Unl5 for the best and 81 5Onl4
y ton Tor outside brands
MIDDLINGS-sls@l9 for lower grades and
Sl9 5O@2O so q ton FOR the best
EEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley, SIS 5O6l z.
0icake Meal at the mill. $26 oU p ton; ioD6lng
$27 so.
HAY-Wheat Is quotable at SS6lO so p Ton;
new Wheat, $7@7 bO p ton; Wheat and OsL, S7n
10; oat, $60gS so; new Wild oat, x6G6 so; Bar
ley, 30 Bugs; new Barley. $ d5 50 for River
ana $6@7 for other grad es: Alfalfa $6@7 80: COM
pressed. S7@1O; new Alta ia first cutting, So so;
stock. $596; Clover, $6GS q ton.
RAW-25 c,5Oc ss bale.
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FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS.

FBOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extra,
% 75@4 IS; Bakers extras, 81 6O614 IS: super
hne. S40t4 35 q Dbl.
CORNMkAL ETC. - Feed Corn, $22@23;
Cracked Corn, S23 so 2 ton.
MlLLSTUFFS-Prices In sacks are as follows
usual discount TO the trade; Graham Flour 81 IS
p 100 lbs; Rye Flour So so q 100; Rice Flour
% 80; Cornmeal, $2G2 80; extra cream do. SO rs,
Oatmeal, IS so; Oat Groats. S4; Hominy, SO iOd
81; Buckwheat Flour S3 25C9S 30; Cracked
Wheat, 50 50; Farna, 81; Whole Wheat Flour
So; Rolled Oats fbbls). 81 1895 IS: Pearl Barley.
So 75G4; Spit PeGs, $3 5U Green do, - - r lOJ
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

The market continues very dull.
BEANS-Bayos quoted a. 81 650I rs: Small
Whites Sl01I Is p ct: Large Whites slml O71h
p ctl Pinks 95cG$l O6: Reds, $l@l 10: BLACK
eye, 81 90 al 55; Red Kidney, 81 Limas 81 5O0
IS; Buffers. 81 23&l so: Pea 81 al no.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 81 5Ud2 rs; Yellow
Mustard 81 10 y ctl; Flax, 81 60G1 10: Canary
Seed, 1S4@214c y n: Alfalfa, 614c; Rape, 21a9
2s4c; Hemp. &c: Timothy. 41ac-
DRIED PEAs-Niies, nominal; Green 81 SO&
50 y ctL
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CORN-June, 24szc: July 251sc.
OATS-June, l77sc: July, &C.
BARLEH-Cash. No. 8, 27(033c.
R1E-Cash, July and september, 531a034c
FLA&sEED-Cash and Juy rs Lac
1IMOiHY-Cash So 10
Produce
PoRK-June. 81 AZ; July. 81 as
LARD-June. s3 az; July, So 47d3 So
RIBS-June and July 50 rs.
BUTTER-Firm and active
Creamerles-Extras 141ac p 10: frsts l2dl4c:
seconds, l1@ &c Dairies-EItras l2c: firsIs. 10
@llc; seconds 7@Sc; packing stock. fresh, sale
t6GS-flrm and active Firsts sold chiefly Al
&c 2 uoz, loss on cases returned.
Livestock.
Hoes-Light, 81 3h@3 521a: mixed. So s5a
4I12; heavy, 50 1903 IS; rough, So 1903 25
Packers bought 24,90O, shippers 5000. Receipts
24.O0O. H'' " ''OAAo"
CATTLE-Beeves 81 OO@6 IS; cows and beIt
ers ~ OO94 80; Texas steers, IS 2O0z 40; stock
ers and feeders, So 6O@4 so. Receipts $500
Esun nteo receipts for tomorrow $500.
sHEEP-Receipts 10, 600
Receipts at Omaha.
soOIH OMAHA, NEBR., June lO-CATTLF-
heTGGeipus' SoOO head: market (0fOc lower
hOSn-heeelpts, 5SUO head; market q shade
sHEEP-ReceiptH 500 head: market strong.
Receipts at Kansas CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. June e-CATTIE-Ra-
ceipts 40OU head; market steady
HOGS-hecelpts. $4,000 head: market vve.tr IN
DC lower. e' weak 10
SHEEP Receipts, 1000 head; market ,,.sdv
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

butter Is so weak and slow that dealers are put
ting il into cold storage to reduce their stocKs A
decline is expected.
Cnoice ranch Eggs are hardly bundant but
"eelum are IN heavy supply and uL
cheese is steady.
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creameries ls@Isc; sec
DAIRYnCholce to fancy. lb@l7c p n; lower
PIcKLED-l6@17c p n for new.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

PoULTRY-A car OF Eastern sold outright TO
one buyer The is suiI considerable of this stock
on hand at So 2595 50 for Hens and 50 so for Old
ROos:ers
Ihere IS hardly change in local stock.
Live Turkeys. 12dl Sc for Gobbers, l16l &c for
Hens; Geese e pair. 75cG$l; Ducks. SIS aa@3 so
ior oid and 3 5O@5 for young; Hens IS O@
:; boosters. young. S617 so; do, old, SAGA 25;
yers, 81 5OG5 doz: Broilers, SAGA so for large
ana S2@S tor small; Pigeons, 81 25@l 80 q
doz :or young and for old.
GAMk-hare nominal: Rabbits nominal
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EXPORTS OF BREADsTUFFs.

Exports Of Flour from this port during thu first
eleven months of the current crop year were
1,03e,S13 barrels against S74, ,S34 barrels during
the same period in the preceding crop year Re-
duting this Hour to Wheat basis and adding it
70 the expor e wheat gives TO al exports Of wheat
from this port during the eievel nths of 49,
OOS.000 Ceutals valued at 81 $50 800 against
El2. 5b2, 500 centals at S13,05S sou last year.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks were a shade firmer yesterday.
The Occidental assessment falls delinquent in
board to-day.
The Natoma Vineyard Company paid divi-
dend of so cents per share yesterday.
The Security Savings Rank has declared
semtannual dividend At the rate of per cent on
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality 61z@6c; second do. be;
third do, 4G412c q n
MUTTON-Wethers 50619c; Ewes 4Goc d
LAMB-Spnng 6G61ac e n
PORk-Live Hogs, 314G33sc for large and SHz
assoc for sm all and medium; soft hogs TAG
21ze q n; dressed do, 415@5izc-