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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-07-15
when Japanese maids Are JiIted

when Japanese Maids Are JiIted.
A japanese woman when abandoned
by her lover takes peculiar and pic
turesque revenge.
When she no longer has any doubt az
to his faithlessness, she gets up I'm the
middle Of the night and puts on a
pleasing dress and wooden sandals.
Attached 10 her headdress she carries
three lighted candles, and suspended to
her neck hangs n small mirror. she
takes In her left hand Il small straw
ef1gy Of the faithless one. and In her
right hammer and nails.
Walking grayely to the sanctuary,
she selects one OF the sacred trees, and
nails the efiigy securely 10 the trunk
She then prays for the death OF the
trnitor, vowing that II her wish IL
granted she will take out the nails
which trouble her god, since they are
fastened 10 sncred tree. Night after
night she comes 10 the tree. adding one
or two nails and repeating her prayers
persuaded that the god will not 'neei
tate 10 sacrifice the man TO save the
tree.-Iondon Mail.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-07-15

The foreigner should beware Of max
ing presents 10 any Japanese girl un
less he II bent upon matrimony. To
present her with amy sort OF n gift
even though II be only a DOsy, will BE-
regarded ~ proposal OF marriage
and TO accept tho present, though moi
u word Of love or natrlmony DO pass
ed, IN n sign that she accepts you. 0al
liant Americans have got into serious
trouble and found II necessary Y leave
the country at night 10 escaps & bind.
Ing engagement which they thought
lsSsly Incurred by giving to maiden
some tribe,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-07-15
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.

- he "' hat pVip ak'hNo lON NtitDThttu
Columbus Buggy Company Vehicles we can
sell you their best hand vehicles
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.
We also keep large assor tment OF Single
and Double Harness Of all kinds and descrip-
ton, Saddles, Collars, Lap-Robes, Spreads,
Whips, etc, which We will sell lower than
any other establishment.
II will pay you ~ call and examine the
quality OF our goods and get our prices be-
fore you purchase elsew here.
JACOB POSS 4 SON.
Nm- This firm Of Jacob POss 4 Son will
| continue at the old stand the Livery aud Sale
Stables which have been conducted by Jacob
| PoBs tor quarter OF a century.
Stylish Saddle Horses and foe single and
double Buggles and Carriages Tor hire at the
lowest prices.
We make specially OF furnishing Car
tiages, in charge Of skillful, sober and polite
drivers, for weddings receptions and funer-
| ais.
Every department Of the business has been
eHlended and improved, and charges for all
classes Of service reduced by tho new arm.
JACOB POss A SON
mar I7-u ROCKVILLE, ND
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-07-15

On the steps Of her new home as the
carriage dashed up the drive she no
ticed that a small group awaited them.
A moment later she was clasped in a
bear hug by n bright faced girl who
said. my dear little new mother" 80
warmly that she loved her on the spot
az well as the manly youth who laugh,
lngly took her next, pleading ME too"
And this Is my husband, Ralph"
the girl explained as another young
man stepped forward. "And this, ia
net, HarTy's wife"
Then nurse moved forward into
the circle, holding bulky armful
"And this, mother" continued the
girl proudly, rs your little grand
daughter"
80 these were the "chlldren" who
needed her.
The second Mrs. Mallory swept the
group with an eye that sought her per
idious husband. He had disappeared.
Then she buried her convulsed face In
the soft, sweet smelling bundle con
tanning her new grandehlld to smother
her laughter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-07-15
CROPLEY.
MANUFACTURER OF FERTILIZERS
md Dealer in all kinds of FERTILlZ-
ER MATERIAL,
Field and Garden Seeds,
Maine Seed Potatoes.
Hardware, Harness. etc.

Agent for the following goods: Door
ing Harvesting Machinery, Syracuse
|hilled Flows, Malta Riding and Walk
ng Cultivators, Double aud Single
Shovel Flows, Ohio Cutting Boxes, FL
u Keystone Tread Powers, Page
Woven Wire Fencing, Celebrated Ten
nessee Wagons, Hench n Duemgold
spring Tooth Wheel Lever Harrows,
Pennsylv MIA Low Down Grain Drills,
with Hoes or Disc Economy Round
Slos and Tanks, Star Milk Coolers,
3ciser Fraction Engines and Thrcshers,
Sharplcss Soparators, Disc Harrows and
Pr VS.. Poultry Supplies. and everything
for the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-07-15
WINDOW GLASS,
ALL SIZES.

Tho public are respectfully informed
that I have added 20 my stock a full
inc Of WINDOW GLASS.
X. w. VTNSON,
Directly opposite Court House,
doe ~ Rockville, Md.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
Potatoes. Onions and Vegsta5Ies.

Receipts of new Potatoes were lighter than
usual and prices ranged higher. as n add
ton to the regular demand for local cOnSur1p-
ton there was a steady inquiry for ship
ment 70 Honolulu and Puget sound ports
Old Potatoes continued very dull. with dealers
making concessions 70 buyers The steamer
Columbia from Portland added 1864 sacks
to the supplies OF oregon Burbauks- Onions
we're reported steady unchanged rates
The market was literally supplied with mis-
cellaueous vegetables and choice offerings OF
most kinds were IN good request az steady
rates. Fine String Beans were steady az Sl1 c
per ID and occasional sales OF choice Refdgee
from Faeavtlle and the southern part OF the
State continued to drag at 3G6c per 10. and
some very poor lots sold below the minimum
quotation The Gamers cleared up surplus
lots OF Asparagus AT 41aG5c per H.
POTATOES-New. IN boxes. 81 25G1 IS per
ctl for white and 81 1901 IS for Early Rose;
in sacks, SlG1 IS per ctl; old Oregon Buroanzs
per ctL
ONION@Australian Yellow. IS per ctI. new
Rcd. T5Gsoc Der sack. Esw Green 5OGdoc
per bcx-
vEGETARLEs-Green Corn. 25G30c per
dozen; Asparagus. +T6c per h. RhUbarb. 40
Q5Oc per oox: Green Peas. S1GI 25 per sack
Garden Peas 262Ec per 10; String and Wax
Beans 3uTc per ID: Tomatoes. 81 5Ggl % per
box or crate for Los Angeles and 81 50q2 for
Mexican (repackedl; Summer squash 15c9o
81 . Per box. Cabbage. 81 per crI. Carrots.
81 IS per sack. Cucumbers. 50cdSl per dozen
5d6c Per II. Egg Plant T1z610c per ID. Dried
Peppers, Sd10c for sun dried and l2r.613c per
ID for evap0rated. Dried Okra- l2-26I5c per
IL Green Peppers I0G12lac per ID for Les
Angeles and 12@G15c FOR Mexican. Marrowtat
Squash jobbing. at 11aG2c per I5-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
Oregon Crop Bulletin

L1e report q E1ward A. Besls section ti-
rector United States Weather Bulletin. f0r
L1e oregon Crup Bulletin tor the week ended
AzT 81 Is fcllcws-
The past week has not beer altogether "a
Ear-er r1z1 usual bur the nights were cocl
and several tr1E-s occurred hut the dana Es
done q r1eu vas slight and confined princf-
Ez--T 20 tender vegetables. such IS beans to-
mates etc some trTltt however was killed
i1 rhe Gralde Ronde valley ard a few other
localities east Ct the Cascade Mountains. The
ra-1s early Tuesday morning occurred after
rhe fcl-cT-tuE reports we're made They were
EcC c-lF rlEeLT. b-- Eell distributed and give
premise 20 continuing t1r another day Or So
% wE--l case they VII Be sufficient for all
needs and greatly stimulate the growth 4
lacs crcus
Lare W-eGr IS coming u 20 poor stands. and
corn potatoes and gardens are growing slowly
Forage CROPS except Cm1rhy. are doing vel
ard -1e 1rsr crop ~ al1zlfz Is being harvested
u-rh satisfactory Yields Stock everyEhere -
t- excellent cCu-i-1lE- Fzu wheat. barley and
rye are Eea1--E nicely. and these crops are
generally tl VsrT promising condition not
url-1srzr-LrE ctat sCr1e L1ulzc1 wheat IL Una
rLla County was badly damaged ~ freezing
Wea-1er earlier II the season Hops are grow
t-g nicely ard the hcp men have roW caUghr
10 with their work 50 that the yards generally
Eell cultivated
SrraE1e-riez are rlpe- acd hone z-owu ber-
wLI he plentiful In the U-arketE during
rle week Apples have set vel Pru1es VII
be lEhr. but peaches pears ard cherries are
--r1lnE oEt better t1sl expected earlier n ire
sezEcn.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
Decidn0ns and Citrus Frrsits.

Receipts OF Strawberries continue 70 de-
crease and are showing much deterioration as
a result OF the hot weather here and IN the
growing districts Prices q LongWorths had
wide range yesterday with sOEe poor lots
selling below the minimum q1otati0ns and
occasional lots Of extra fancy comma adlng q
premium The Gamers secured some 1laIindzs
- nc llS5l5 rAS=. o1r the o1-A oL ne receipts
solo al $ sous 80 Per chest Nearly ali oc
the offerings OF Blackberrfes were OF ordinary
quality and sold slowly. Two chests Of strictly
fancy STOCK came n from CcrrelIt5s and met
with prompt sale at sec per drawer, OF SO per
chest The other Berries were plentiful and
weak. CIrrants continued very duh ard sold
b. rhs chest ~ easier rares 4r-ieors al
new Apples were plentiful and weaker. while
Flgs were scarce and hrmer. No more
Nsrer-uego-s car7e n e---1 f,oacEz7rz -
CantzI0upss arrived rather freely from THAI
section and sold at lower prices.
Cherries were the most active well the
most plentiful fruit the market but re-
ceipts were far too heavy for the market to
absorb. and despite the active trading prices
were lower and there were large lines Of loose
and packed stock still unsoid Z the close The
Gamers We're liberal buyers and paid = = fia -s-
per pound Tor COMMON White. Sf5 &c Tor black
ard 5Gj42c for Royal Anna All dealers re-
ported a firm and active market for sound
Navel Oranges and close cIearances Of desir-
able sizes we're readily effected at fr1urovsd
prices The other Citrus fruits were NOD
erateIy active
WBERRIE@ per chest fer Long
wurrhs and s2G4 for the larger varieties.
LOG4NBERRIES-S5 SECS per chest and
BLACKBERRIES per chest
RASPBERFuES-S1q 50 Der crate and T5c
Fer drawer
COOSEBERRIE RIES-2d2Iec per II for common
ana 3hf74c fur the Oregon improved
CURRA NT@S2 5GGs 50 per chest
RRIES-Biack 4ee 5ec per drawer and
"a 5c per ID IN bulk. White. 25ig35c per drawer
and 2Lzd31sc per ID in bulk; Royal Anne 500
&c per drawer and 4i2Gec per Ii in bulk
PRICOTS-T5cG$1 IS Der box OF crate
APPLE@Si 5GT2 . per box for cd crop
and 2565Gc for new grean-
FIGS-Sl 80 per box
CANTALOUPE-S2 IS for small and IS so
as for large crates.
CITRUS FRTTT-Navef Oranges. 50 50d3
for fancy 81 5OG2 so for chofce and s1Gf so
FOR standard. Seedlings. 81 .. Valencias s26
, Is. Mediterranean Sweets. g. 50G1 -. Tan
Eeriues 81 25. Lemons. 50 5OG2 IS FER fancy.
81 5Q6li - for choice and s1G1 25 FOR stand
sr,s- Grape Fruit 81 50G2 fOr sesdlass and SIG
so for ordinary, Mexican Lines $500 so per
case. Bananas S2T3 per bunch for Central
American ard S1G2 Tor Hawaiian: Pfasapplss.
SoG3 per dcZsl.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
Meat Market

Another decline l1 Mutton and Larh g
noted and local hu-ch=rs said TesrsriaT that
quotations ar ucN lower than -lr ten years
Bee UNCHANGED yet. bCr IS expected
break next week The sucfen dry1-E u1 o.
the pasturaEe IN some t-1rc c--s1r sections has
led TO large shiCu-z--s cf stock Into this mar
set and ir Is this which has caused the cur
rent pronounced decline A good many Sheep
and Lambs are coming IN lear. as alreaiY
mentioned Hogs ara also weak with the De-
pressed vii Be seen By the sriu lower
DRESSED MEATS
WhoIesaIe rates frou slaEghrsrs-s % dealers
BEEF-slsG7e for Steers and sssc per .
FOR Cows
VEAI-Larze sac small IA acc PER ID
MUTTON-Wethsrs 6i2GIc- Ewes. 51aG6o
per ID
LAMB-TGSc per h
PORK-Dreszed Hogs. 61s6s-3c Ter -
LIVESTOCK MARKET
TIE following quotations are for good sound
Livestock delivered in san Francisco less 50
ger cent f1r shrinkags for Cattle:
CATTLE-Staers. TleCslac- Cows and Heif-
srs s1aG7c5 thin Cows. 4G5c per ID.
CALV VES-46tAlzc Per ID gross weightl-
SEEEP-VV srhsrs- 3-t IJlzc- Ewes. - $50
per 10 gross WeiEhcl-
LAMBSS2 Z5d2 so per head
H0G+Live Hogs. I40 200 Ibs. Sc
300 20 $50 lbs 41ac- over go lbs. 4lsc- sofr
Hogs nominal SCws. % per cent OF. Boars.
50 ger cent o6, ard Stasz. 40 per cent 0E from
above quotzrtors-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
General Merchandise.

BAG+Grzin Bags SIC spot and 5sss June
July san Que1tI1. s. f0s WoOl Bags. 32G35es
Fleece TWine. 7GSc-
CoAL-Ws ellington, s. per tom Nsw WsllinE-
ton s.; Seattle s. 50. Bryant. 81 80 Beaver
EIIL S. 80, Stanford s.. R0slyn. s.. Coos
81 81. CumberIand s1s in 6uIT and sr4 Is IN
sacks. Pennsylvania Anrhraclrs EEg s14s
Welsh Anthracite Egg. S13 Welsh Lump.
S11 so Camel. s. 30 per ton, Coke. S11 50di3
per ton IN bulk and SIS IN sacks. Rocky Noun
tain descriptions. 81 45 per 2CC0 lbs and 81 Sd
Ou@Guotations are for barrels FOR cas-s
add 5cs Lfnssed. s9c per gallon for boiled ard
Bakers A. 81 10G1 L. LucoI 45e t1r boiled
and 4jc for raw. China NEt 501170c per gallon.
CccCanur OH IN barrels 5Sc FOR CeyIon and $50
for Australian. extra oleached winter Sperm
Oil Sc. natural winter Sperm OIL SIC Extra
bieachsd winter Whale OIL. SIC natural VVhals
on 5sc- extra winter strained Lard on T5c.
No I Lard Oh soc pure Neatsfooc Oh 73es
No 1 Neatsfoor OIL CSC light Herring or.
42c- dark Herring Oh. 4oc; salmon on 34es
boiled Fish Oh. &c; raw Fish on 35c- boiled
Fairr OIL 33c. raw Paint OIL SIC
COAL. UIL-Waeer White Ccal Oh IN bulk
Ifc. Pearl Oh in cases. 29lsc- Astral. 201=cs
star 2o12c; Ezra Srar. 24isc. Elaine. 261z-s
E0csus. 2341c- DsOG0rized Stove Gasoline n
bulk 16c- in cases. 22l2e- Be1zii-s- IN bulk
I3c. IN cases. l9r1c- s6-degree Gasoline. n
bulk. &c. in cases. Sic
TURPENTINE-s1c per gallon n cases and
T5c IN drums and ron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Rsd Lead II .
Tasc per Ib. White Lead. IasGIsc. according
70 quantity
sCGAR-The Western SUGAR Refining Com
pany quotes as follows per To. n 100 - hazs-
cubes A Crushed and FI1e Crushed 5s5c-
Powdered 5-stc- Candy eiranuiated. s soc- D-y
Granulated me. 5-lJc- Dry Grauu-ated. coarse.
57Oc. Fruit G-auuIa-sd. jIoc- Beet G-anu-
lated GoO-Ib bags 0nlvt 5-doc- C1nfscrioners'
A 5-I0es MaEnoi.a 4 5.3oe Extra G 2ocs
half barrels &c more; boxes. sec r11re- SOD
bags. 1oe more for AZ kinds Ta6Lsts-EIslc
rJor1frcs : 7rc uer 70 No orders r4ks- p
less than seventy ave barrels OF IT'S sQulvalsnc-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
Dried Frnits, Nuts, ,RaiSins, Honey

The situation in these markets remains as
heretofore. trade being very quiet al around
FRUTTS-ApricoSs. SGi0c for Royals and
9G12e for Moorparks. Evaporared Apples. 4AR
Sc. sun dried 3941ac. Peaches TRScs
Pears. sIs G12cs Figs white, ~ 46Sc IN boxes
black. 4Lsc. Pluus. pitted 5Gi11e per 70.
PRUNES-1so3 crop. 2Gcze for the four
sizes.
RAISINS-F o. b. prices Fresno FOR 1901
crop Subject to change without notice. are
follows. Sob boxes-LGose MUscatsI 4-crown.
&C per ID: 3-crown 4lsc. 2-croTn &C. Malaga.
loose 3-crOwn. 4cs 2-crovn "a c. Thcmpscn's >
seedless 4e; seediess SuIta1as. ste. SesdIess
MuscateIs. SIC. do noated SIC. Seeded RaEs-
fns. I6-oz cartons. fancy SIC: choice 51<cs
I2-oz cartons. fancy. size; choice 4ac; IN
bulk. fancy SIC; choice SC. Imperial clus-
ters So: Dshesa. s. 50: fancy 81; London
Layers. 3-crovn. 81 IS 2-cr0Wn 81 IS
NUTS-Walnuts. No softsheH. I3Is9f4c:
No e. u1aG12c; No. I hardsheIl I361311cs
No , I1G1t1h Almonds II nc FOR Nonpa-
refls f1I%c for I Y L. lie for Ne Plus Ultra
ard 9Lc for Langusdocs Peanuts 6f7c for
Eastern. Pecans. 11Ffjcs Cocoanurs. 81 5OG5.
HONEY-Comb. II 1i<aI211c for white and
IO5lIc for amber; water white extracted 50
Sc: light amber extracted. 4laG5c; dark.
SKATE
BEESWAx-27G G2Sc per n
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Cram and Provisions.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Alarm in regard to
damage by foods caused sharp upturn IN
wheat to-day the July delivery closing az an
advance OF IISd2c. Numerous reports OF dam
age in Kansas and Missouri the result OF
heavy rains In that section had a buuish
we're UP A0&c 10 hose at ST14 GSF 7. c.
A ruuor that large business in -four had
been done yesterday at Afinneapolis on orders
from Japan helped 70 keep alive bUllish senti-
became easier. however denial OF reported
Hour sales at MINNEAPOLIS helped 70 bring about
the reaction On the decline July sold on 10
s. y Gsf 1sc- Late IN the day sentiment again
became exceedingly bUllish- The cause OF
the renewed strength the report OF a
Ninnea polls expert claiming the likelihood Of
great damage by foods In the Southwest Ac-
corcing 70 this authority Indications are for
half a crop IN Texas small crop IN Okla
horna and a sensational decline IN yield
extremely active the last haIf-hoUr and prices
advanced rapidly. The close was practically
az the high point After touching s34se July
closed at safe
Heavy rains in the West and strength in
wheat were the influences that created a
strong tone in corn The market closed at
the high point July opened = G1ae higher
at 5GlsG504sc and closed at the TOD at 81 lsc.
Rain had a strengthening effect upon the
oats market similar TO that in wheat ard
corn After opening unchanged 70 tSc higher
at 39Al 639Tse, July closed al 409s p401ac-
Provisions were hrm throughout the entire
session Trading was dull early in the day
but the late outbursr IN wheat caused an
advance The market closed almost AT the
top. Decreas sed receipts Of hogs had a bulllsh
the September options. September pork closed
with a gain Of 27l@c at $11 STA. September
lard was up Tt24Ioc and ribs were up
125G15c.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
Ae1y York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. June 3.-The London tin mar
ket was slightly drner to-day and cabled a
final advance of IS 70 Ef23 d Sd FOR spot and
OF IS Cd 10 sI22 15s for futures. Locally tin
remained quiet and unchanged. closing at
s2T I21s G27 y
Copper declined IS Sd in the London market
closing at $50 5s for both spot and futures.
Locally copper was quiet and a shade lower
with lake quoted az S12 sTla and electruIytic
at Sl2 621sGI2 Sly. casting. S12 3TI5 az so
Speltsr advanced Is Cd in London TO 600 2s
81. but remained unchanged locally at 81 81 =
as.
Lead was at 81 35a4 40. or unchanged. in the
local market but advanced Is Sd IN London
where II closed AT ell lis 3D.
Iron closed az sis Cd in Glasgow and az AS
4i5d in NliddIesbcro. Locally iron was duII
and easier the southern grades No 1
foundry Is quoted al 81 s5s715 -: No. 2 fcuu-
dry. Northern. at s14 25GI4 50. No 1 foundry.
southern. and No. l foundry Southern, soft
at SIS 25GI3 75-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
Ne1v York Gram and Produce.

NEW YORK. June 3.-FLOCR-Receipts.
200 barrels. exports, T4G0 barrels ShoVved
better Inquiry and was steady.
WHEAT-Receipts. 5000 bushels. Spot
strong; No red. nominal; elevator, 81 f4X
nominal Z o. b. ahoat; No. 1 Northern Duluth
nominal Z. o. b. ahoat- Options opened
stronger On renewed tad weather and crop
news, but eassd or under proft-takinz at
noon In the last hour. nevertheless they
turned strong again on very buIlish winter
wheat crop news by prominent authorities and
closed Ig14c net higher. July closed at 94c
September closed at seac; December closed
at s5Ac.
EOP@Steady.
HIDEsS-Steddy
WOOL-SCeady-
PETROLEU M-Steady.
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady: No invoice
6Ac: mild. steady. The market for coffee fu-
Sales. %, coo bags including June. ). soc; July
5,60c, September. 5. so65. SOC; December g. 100
6.15c; January 6-20c-
SUGAR-Raw. steady; refined steady
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLE-The market ruled
about steady with demand light Common are
quoted at 4Q5Acs price, 5iaG5Ac; choice
6G619c; fancy, Tc
PRUNES-Without showing any aoprecfable
steadisr IN tone with holders expressing them
selves more coufidentiy- Quotations range from
"a 70 5%<c according to grade.
PEACHES-Are IN firm position 50 far as
supplies are concerned, and while demand is
moderate prices are well maintained. Choice
are quoted at TQTAc; extra choice, 71a9Sc;
fancy. 9lsG10c.
APRICoTS-Are quiet. but Arm Choice are
held At 9laQ1oci extra choice, 1O4 9I01ac.
fancy. liz I3C-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04

Calf Isc- Sheepszi1s. snsarIl1Es. 25E30c each=
short Wool 4GTe5c each nahum. 70ffa0c- lrnr
Wool SrTI so Horse Hides salt s. 3 -1r
large and S202 50 cC- uelIiu11. 81 25Gl = sor
small and 5Gc flr Colts Horse HIS 5rv
81 % for large and 81 50 for met~-m slfl s
f1r snail ana soc fo- Cots suck slSl-s-rlry
Nexican 3cc. dry Saltsd Msxican 25c- dry
Central American 50G12rsc- Goat Skins
PRIME Aug1ras 75c- large and smooth soc.
medium 3Jc. small. zoe
TALLON-No- L rendered A cite PER d..
No 2 31-G4c- grease 2is63c-
WOCL.-Srring ClLr--Sau Joaquin ard South
eru y months SOLE 90 . mon-hs- sG1oc
Der ID. Middle Counties I2Gi6c f1r tree au1
IIGI4c FOR defective. Northern I5l I7c for eres
and I3G15c FOR detective. Nevada 12F15c A.
cordinE 20 condition
EOPS-Jobbius q - = 1530c Fer lb FOR Cali
foruia- 1908 Fer crop q 1904 the nominal
cICrario1 20c-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-04
LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
TVheas and Other Grains.

WHEAT-Foreign futures were weak Chi
cago advanced 1Tsc on heavy rains and foods
IN Kansas, where the lOwlands were reported
submerged and many fields under water. Other
parts Of the Southwest reported heavy rains.
A wire from Chicago said. "A few weeks
ago We were buying on dry weather IN Eansas
ard now we are buying wet weather IN ths
same section. The cash situation continued
slow ard cables dull
Aside from advance in futures there was
nothing new IN this market. which was firm.
but not active
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 25G1 321a; California
Club. 81 soGl 40; Northern Blaestem. s. 50
sl 80 per ctl ,,-~,-7rs
Session to II 30 a n.
Open High Low Close
D. N Session
December 81 SIS s%i5sz % 81 IsS sSH 81 GiGss ss
BAPLEY-There was fair amount Of
business in car lots OF Feed At 81 os%. and
Cash grain was weak and literally offered and
futures were also easy in the morning, but re-
covered IN the afternoon
CASH BARLEY
Chevalier. 81 1901 Is for fair to choice
FUTURES
Session to II 30 a m
December =. o'ss- Sc H.sa ssa Issi ssA Gsss sss
?. m Session
Open High Low Close.
December Sd14 96% s6% e6A
OATS-continue quiet and dealers do not
look Tor any especial activity until the new
crop comes in
White, 81 42EG1 47Is; Black, 81 Z2SS
1 ar Red. 81 27IsQI So Gray nominal
C0RN-ChicagO has lately been going down
and this market has been going Up until there
Is sufficient margin TO enable the local
milIers and joobers TO again import Western
descriptions a profit This explains the
recent marKsd increase in the tmportations
from Western points. The market continues
firm. however, as most OF the current i'm
portations were sold 20 arrive.
Western sacked, 81 50E1 55 for Yellow,
81 4TSG1 52i5 tor White and 81 45GI 80 for
Mixed California large Yellow. 81 55Gi 90
small round do. 81 55G1 so; White. 81 55Q
1 so per eti; Egyptian, 81 40G1 so for White
and 81 2T1aGI 30 for Brown
RYE-s1 aoa1 81 per ctl
BUCKWHEATS1 T5G2 per ctI