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Government Frnit Crop Report.

From the Crop Bulletin, United States De-
rartment of Agriculture. washington. D. c.,
Tor week ended June 20 19o8
Rev Eng and-Au fruits excellent except
spples b-ighting IN Maine
New Aork-Apples. cherries and berries
grspes generally good; sugar beets doing well.
Fenns- lt ania-Peaches scarce; prospects good
Tor other fruits.
fair
Nirginis-Apples failing.
south Csrolina-Melons doing well; peaches
plentiful; apples scarce.
Congratulations poor; peach shipments in
cressinei b.ackberries plentiful.
lorlda Citrus fruit improving; pinespples
mostly shipped
Alahama-Peaches yielding we'll
Alssissi prl-Meions and fruit promising.
Arkansas-Apples ana peaches promising.
Teunessee-EarIv fruit ripeuine well
keuuuck3-Appies falling peaches doing
well
Nissou-i-Fruit prospects fair
4linols-Berrles and grapes promising
apples indicate short crop.
Indiana-Appie and pear trees suffering from
blight. ttuit falling.
West kirginia-Apples peaches pears and
cherries falling; outlook less favorable
Ohio-Au fruits making good growth.
YIELDS. fruits. except peaches promising.
Wisconsin, crop Of strawberries; ap-
pies good; small fruits fair
Minnesota Strawberries ripe
Kansas-Apples falling badly in northeastern
counties.
Oklahoma and Indian rerritory-Fr,Iits doing
well
Colorado-Good crops Of strawberries and
cherries and fine prospects Tor other fruits
New Mexico-LiEht erop cherries ripening
Ttah-Fruit doing well
oregon -Rsspberries ripening' cherries and
apples promising.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Receipts of Potatoes were heavy over the
holidays and the market was decidedly weaker.
White were still quoted up to 50 per Genital
but it was difficult to obtain over 81 S5 even
for the fanciest stock. The red varieties were
lower under a light demand nearly all ship
ping orders having been filled on Saturday.
New red Onions were in light receipt and
frmer under a good demand for shipment,
while Yellow were plentiful and weaker
a downward tendency under heavy receipts OF
most descriptions. Cucumbers and Summer
Squash were very weak and small packages
of both were almost unstable. Large boxes
of Tomatoes from the river were in increased
supply and lower, while small packages were
steady although plentiful. Another carload
came in from Mississippi and sold OF we'll at
81 so per crate. Fancy Green Corn was in
good request at steady prices. while poor stock
POTATOES White. 81 50a2 per ctI;
Early Rose 81 5061 IS per cti Garnet Chiles.
81 coal rs per ctl: old Potatoes. $1q1 Is per
Genital
ONIONSNew Red 9OcG$1 10 per sack; Sill
verskins 81 2511 so per ctl.
VEGETABLES-Green Corn, 81 25d2 per
sack or crate; Asparagus. 467c per ID: Rhu-
barb 40G65c per box; Garden Peas 4H65c
per ID: String and Wax Beans. 2d4c per 10:
1 so: large open boxes. $2G2 so: Summer
Squash 25d35c for small and 50GT5c for large
boxes; Cabbage, 81 per ctl; Carrots, 81 per
sack: Cucumbers 3OQ4Oc per box for small
and 656S5c for large boxes; Garlic. 3634c per
lb Egg Plant. case per lb; Dried Peppers. SO
10c for sun dried and 1215613c per ID for evap-
GRATED; Dried Okra. 12h615c per lb; Green
Oxra, - per ID; Green Peppers, S610c per
ID for Chile and 10G15c for Bell.
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COMMERCIAL - 81
SUMMARY or THE MARKETS.

Wau-sreet Stocks higher and strong. Cotton lo7oer.
Government report gi5es Cotton crop high condition,
Local Stocks dull, 5c1th only exchange session
Sil1v &c higher Exchange Sho7ts little 0artatton.
Wheat and Barley futures firm. Cash Barley o7cr.
Wheat Freights dull and nominal Tk tonnage PLENTIFUL
Oats, Com and Rye aboa before quoted.
Hay 0eak, 5cIh large offerings Sever0l Feedsus lo7or
Flonr and MiHStfafs in fair demand.
Beans and Seeds dan at previons quotations.
Batter 81 hea1y receipt and q0edk. Cheese steady
Eggs higher, 1rTth finer grades cleaning nb
Dried AbbleS, Peaches and Abrcots 7ery firm
Primes and RGiSins in large supply and 7Ucak.
Ha01 and Cuban Honey competing 7vith California article.
Local trade expects short otabu Of almonds.
Provisions still quiet here and in the Vest
Wool market 81 excellent condition and 7oe cleaned up.
Hops qie and nominal Hides and Tallo70 7geakr
Beef IOuueT. Beef and Mutton mostly lean and poor.
Vs11 Lamb and Pork as before quoted.
CC'1ed Tomatoes IN liberal sapblyand 7eeak
Potatoes continue oveak under large a,rivals
Vegetables and Onions still coming in freely.
Poultry IN good supply and zueak. Hd Doaes plentiful
Good fresh Fruit in demand for shipment.
Fresh Tomatoes still coming from Mississippi
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Dried Fruits, Mats, ,RaiSinS, Honey.

New Peaches and Apricots are Meeting with
a very good demand and are firm. Evapora ted
Apples are still closely held and Arm The
local trade say that better prices for Apr1cots
and Apples are expected this year on ac-
count Of short crops and an improved demand
The market for these descriptions was never
Prunes continue to drag both here and In the
East and are Handicapped BY the large French
crop Almonds firm, and dealers say that
there VIII not be over one quarter OF a crop.
The feature OF the Honey market is the ar
rival Of considerable from Honolulu. which 10
selling at 3hQ4c per ID. IL Is dark and
heavy and though 1t has body Is inferior to
the handsome, clear California product This
Honolulu Honey and the Cuban Honey OFFSET
the shortage in the California output this year
so prices remain about the same with a al1iet
market there being few orders here There Is
nothing new In Raisins. which are IN large
supply and dull.
FRUITs-New crop futures-Aprieots IN
915c; Peaches, 5156Ihc per Ib Old crop
Evaporated Apples. SAFE: n-drted. 3841sc.
sizes
RAIsINS-F. o. b. prices Fresno for 1908
crop tsub1ect to change without notice. as
4c per ID; 3-crown. Az 2-crown. &C: Malaga.
loose. 3-crown. &c; 2-crown 32<c: Thoupsou's .
seedless. 4c; seedless Sultanas sue; seediess
Muscatels. sac; do hoated 315c: Seeded Rats
12-oz cartons. fancy. 415c: choice. 4ssc: in
bulk fancy, SIC: choice. &c; Imperial cIus-
ters SO; Dehesa 81 so; fancy. So: London
Layers. 3-crOwn 81 80; 2 crown. 81 25
No. 2. nh@12c; No. 1 hardsheI 139f314c.
No 2. 11d1115 Almonds. 1115c for Nonpa-
reils. &c for ] x L. lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and eAc for Languedoc; Peanuts. safe for
Eastern; Pecans 11613c: Cocoanuts 81 5O85.
HONEY-Comb. II '121hc for white ard
10411c for amber; water white extracted so
SC; light amber extracted. 41A95c; dark.
BEEswAx-2T62oc per ID.
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Ne5C York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Operators in stocks
demonstrated with more confidence and effect
in days stock market than for long time
past. The market wss still dull and narrow
cne judged by old standards but it was lifted
quite decisively from the profound lethargy
which has been its recent characteristic. The
obstinate resistance CT the market for some
time past to news OF unfavorable kind has
carried suggestion that selling has been
largely accomplished already in anticipation of
these evils and that the market was Offering an
unyelding surface which would afford an ad-
vantage and basis for bolder operations for a
rise. Bolder and more powerful to-day's oper
ations unduestionably were, arousing the usual
surmises as to their origin, with nothing to af-
ford reliable answer to the question Strength
at the outset was largely confined to the local
group. 1t after the reaction in these
stocks and the effect of some selling for Lon
don account that the buying which impressed
sentiment developed in Union Pacific and
spread 10 other portions OF the railroad list,
resulting in a fairly general uplift Of prices to
the extent OF l TO ] = points. Union Pacific
itself rose 2Ss. The clew to the movement
could hardly be found in the crop news, as
the wheat market was more or less disturbed
tion of the weekly bulletin of the Weather
Bureau The small reaction on profit taking
in the last hour, when the buying was tempo
rarily discontinued. increased the confidence in
the movement and the closing active and
fairly buoysnt.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par value.
50, ,950. Coo
United States bonds were unchanged on call
YORK STOCL-
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showed a falling off of over million bushels
In the shipments for the week and those from
the Danube country were reduced by a half.
The amount passage was nearly four mil
lion bushels less than week ago. re-
vised estimate of the French crop made a
creditable reaction in the total yield. Foreign
grain markets were affected by the bullish
statistics, prices at Liverpool being up nearly
a cent. Under these influences there was an
being the principal buyers. As the session ad-
vanced the market gained additional strength.
An official forecast of rain in the Southwest
caused fresh anxiety to shorts IN view OF a
strong market at Kansas City. At times the
market was almost bare of offerings and buy
ers had to materially bid up prices before
orders could be filed The high point In Sep
tember reached at S3GS3Bc. Notwith-
standing the fact that there was considerable
liquidation going during the last half hour
the market closed strong. with September at
S2Ac.
The strength in wheat caused some hrmness
in corn. but there was no great amount OF
bull enthusiasm manifested. September opened
&c higher at S3& sold between 4S$sc and
49H@49Hc and closed at 4S5sQ49c.
In oats the volume Of trading was ex-
tremely small. After opening h9Hc higher
at 32G32Mc, September ranged between &c
and 32ssc and closed at 32c.
Provisions were firm early good de-
mand from packers. Later packers were lib
era sellers. causing a reduction. Late in the
The market closed steady, with September
pork a shade lower at sis 221s September
lard was unchanged at 81 271s and ribs were
up 21aG5c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High Low. Close.
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Dried Fruit in Ne7v York.
Mall sdvices from New York say:

Mall sdvices from New York say:
There is little movement in California
dried Fruits st present. The exceptionally light
spot stock OF all varieties keeps trade for
prompt delivery within narrow limits while
conditions az present surrounding new crop
goods on the coast incline jobbers here TO
purchase spsringly. if at all, for early fan
delivery. The Withdrawal of the &c basis price
on new crop santa Clara Prunes for first half
OF brtober shipment does not appear 20 have
created any greater interest in the situation.
90 q IS not rsken indicating any actual .n-
Eeeteinent IN general conditions the coast.
NEiE e11al orders are being sent out for new
crop Afrlcots and Peaches. the attitude Of the
trace seeming 10 b. one OF waiting for the
opening OF the shipping season. when il is be
lefeo that terms more favorable than those
10" offered may be made with packers In
an event u is not believed that prices will
mn be any higher than they are at present
taillornia Raistns are almost wholly neglect
&C. -1ere continues a. good demand for i'm
ported ou--ana Rsisins. which are now run
nlng more 70 The Medium grades. owing 10 the
increasing scarcity ~ the lower qualities. Sales
o. about 500 boxes were made yesterday at
prices within the quoted range The Currant
market was quiet but fairly firm"
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Hay and FeedStHfS.

Receipts Of Hay for the past three days foot
up lO42 tons, and all this came upon the mar
ket yesterday, with the result that the feeling
was very weak, though there no positive
decline. The same condition prevailed in Bran
OF which $3.50 sacks were received from the
north. rendering the market easy. Prices were
no lower. but reduced quotations were given
for Cracked Corn. Corn Meal. Mixed Feed and
Rolled Barley
BRAN-$22d23 per ton
MIDDLINGS-$24d29 per ton.
SHORTS-$22G23 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. S21622 per
ton; Oflcake Meal at the mill. SEQ 50d31 so;
tobbing, S32; Cocoanut Cake, s22G23; Corn
Meal. $50 5OG31 so; Cracked Corn, $31d32;
per ton; Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl
HAY-Old crop-Wheat $1Od14 80; Wheat
and Oat. s11d13; Oat. $9612: Wild Oat. sSG
IL: Barley and Oat, $9@11: stock ST9S; Al
falfa. $Id1O. New erop-Volunteer Wild Oat.
$I49 per ton: Wheat. S9G12 so: Wheat and
OaH S9ql so; oat. s9a10 30; Clover. So 50g
80: Alfalfa seas per ton
STRAW-60Gs0c per bale
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options. but the brokers and shippers say that
TO charter their vessels now. at current prices
less. The chartered Wheat fleet in port has a
registered tonnage Of 305O. against 22.iOO tons
tons. against "a, 400; on the way to this port,
25O 800 tons. against 393. 900.
WHEAT-The foreign markets were nrm,
with higher futures. The worlds shipments
Russian. 369. 600: Danubian. %. .0CO; Argentine.
bushels.
Chicago advanced &c on exceedingly strong
cables and wet weather in Kansas and other
parts Of the Southwest Milwaukee reported
good demand for Wheat by the mills. Min
neapolis reported too much rain in that re.
hardly raise half a crop.
The San Francisco market was higher to
grain. though quotations remained unchanged.
The advance in futures was sympathetic with
Chicago.
CASH WHEAT
California Club, 81 271kar S21s; California
White Australian, 81 5211G1 57tA: Northern
Club, 81 Sog1 s5; Northern Bluestem. 81 so
FUTURES.
Session to II 80 a. m
December 81 Gpss ss 81 H!sS 3 81 rSS Ss 81 GSss ss
.. m. Session.
December 81 Ss% 81 % 81 Ss4 81 2s
ws5a tbrss S were hsayy as q thsss %
ctls, to work on and the cash grain naturally
declined under the pressure. Futures. how
ever. were hrmer, but purely in sympathy with
Wheat
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. s1d1 Ok for old and 9599s%c for
new; old Brewing. 81 0591 07h: Chevalier.
81 O213q1 10 for fair to choice
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December "a e4h "a 94B
p. m Session
Open. High Low. Close.
December 94A 94k 81 "a
OAIS-Receipts for the past three days foot
up 5I39 ctls. The market is quiet and not ma
terially changed Offerings are sufficient for
current needs. The quotations for old and
new crop are now closing together, and the old
crop Will soon cease to figure.
Sa old er9p..White, 81 soG1 35; Black. 81 159
l ~; Red, 81 ZOq1 20 New croTp-Red, 81 II y
al 70; Gray. 81 3213a1 371a per ctl
CORN-Prices remain about the same as at
the close OF last week and the market is quiet
and not over brisk Receipts from the West
nave been suspended for some days past
Western sacked 81 1901 4715 for Yellow,
81 45Gl An for White and 81 As for Mixed
California large Yellow, 81 4561 so; small
round do. 81 5091 so: White. 81 45G1 so per
etl; Egyptian. 81 30Q1 So for White and
81 25G1 80 for Brown
RYE-s1 3OQ1 3215 per ctl There is no
further news to report in this market which
continues quiet
BUCKwHEAT- Nominal at 81 1892 per ctl.
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DecidHoHS and Citrus Fruits.

Snoice offerings Of all varieties Of small tree
.-1aS sIuiSs sultaoly packed for shipping were in
soou t request Tor export on the Puget SOUND
80 seauler. r. ana such stock cleaned up well at
or near the top quotations. Ordinary offerings
IN m smai packages were abundant and al
S SiIoosh IocaI trade was active. there was a
heaVy surplus still on hand at the close FIGS
we're the weakest as we'll as the most plentiful
14vSSttIp.ion, over 100 packages being received
1pIicots IA bulk were lower. as a considerable
portion OF the receipts from the river dis-
t@IlcIs III Were oysrripe and otherwise in poor
SSouultIon ana mad to be disposedfof quickly.
The Gamers paid $50 per ton fovfzoodt' sound
onerlnss OF the white variety, but were abIS
70 ouy poor lots for S12615 Good yellow Va :
retles sold for canning account At s25Q3O
ana an occasional lot Commanded a prsuii,n1
fnere were no Cherries received from Cali
Iorhla points, but a few small consi1nmsnfs ~
poor stock came in from Oregon and sold az
oOc per drawer. Cantaloupes and Nufu,er
Melons were plentiful and easier while vVsfsT.
melons were steady despifs Tbs' -col,I ,vs..t-
easier rates Berries eoTtinpsd Sss 500 SOM .S &
Gamers taking surplus stocks OF Raspberriss
ana large Strawberries at the minimum quota
tlons' Currants advanced sharply under de-
creased .r receipts. Citrus and Tropical fruits
were moderately active at unchanged rates.
sTRAWBERRIEs-SSd per chest for Long
"3rths ms and $2g3 so Tor the larger varisties
LOGANBERRIES-s2 2593 per chest for req
BLACKBERRIEs- per chest.
RASPBERRIES-S3 5076 per chest
CURRANIS-50475c per drawer
CHERRIES-5Oc per drawer
APRlCOTS-Small boxes and crates 5oQs5e;
II
the trade and S1563O per ton to the Gamers
APPISES-Large boxes, 75cdS1 35: small
boxes, S51 SOC; baskets 25635c
PEARS-4Og65 65c per box for small green va
rieties and 81 25d1 so for Bartlett
PEACHES-4Oc6S1 per box or carrier.
baskets, 5OQI5c; large open boxes 81
PLUMS-6O6iS5c per box OF crate and GOa60c
per basket: Tragedy Prunes 75ds5c per crate
and 65075c per basket
FIGS-S0q 4Oc for single-layer and 50a75c
Tor do9ols layer boxes; large boxes from the
MELONS -cantaloupes. 81 5092 per crate:
Nutmeg Melons, 81 so per box; Watermelons,
nc per ID.
GRAPEs-$fd1 25 per crate
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges 81 25d3
per oox, as TO size and quality: Valencfas
81 0O1z 505 Mediterranean Sweets, 81 50d2.
Lemons. 81 25a2 20 for fancy 81 5O61 Is FOR
choice and S111 25 for standard; Grape Fruit
81 SOq2 80; Mexican Lines S4d4 so per case:
Bananas, - per bunch for Central American
and $l92 for Hawaiian: PIneapples. 81 500
2 so per dozen
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Poultry and Game.

Two cars of Western Poultry. including one
that in the preceding day were
marketed and the receipts from domestic ship
ping points were liberal Young chickens were
in good request and Broilers were hrmer. while
Hens and old Boosters were very dull and as
usual there quite a quantity unsold at the
close There very little inquiry for Ducks
and Geese. which were quoted lower. Young
Pigeons were dull and easier, while old were
wanted for shooting purposes and were firm.
Wild Doves arrived freely and were cheap,
while Hare and Rabbits were in light receipt
and firm.
POULTRY-Iive Turkeys. 14d15c per ID:
Geese per pair. 81 25G11 so; Goslings, 81 25T
! so: Ducks SO 50d4 80 per dozen for old and
S465 for young; Hens 81 5075 for large and
s474 so for small; young Roosters, 81 50d9;
old BOOSTERS, S4d4 so; Flyers $5d5 so; Broii- :
ers SO 50d4 for large and 50 50d3 for small:
Pigeons. 81 so per dozen for old and 81 25G
1 so for Squads.
CSAME-Wild Doves 81 per dozen: Hare.
81 so per dozen; cottontaii Rabbits, 50 per
dozen
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Hides, TaHO7c, Wool and Hops.

The Hide market is very steady and salted
stock is quoted 11c higher. Other descriptions
remain about as before Tanow is slightly
lower.
Hops are quiet and largely nominal Lats
mail reports from New York say: s'Tele-
that hot dry winds had destroyed the vermfn
which injuring the crop in California The
crop reported looking we'll in Oregon and
Washington. although complaints were heard
ers recently experienced not being sufficient.
The crop outlook for this State continued IA
vorable and judging from the present appear
ance Of the vine. dt Is estimated that the
larger than last year. Latest cable advices
from London continued to complain OF ver-
min but the season II still early and with
reasonably favorable weather no serious dam
Cable advices from the Continent report tho
outlook for the growing crops as highly prom
ising. Local dealers continued to report slow
business with brewers, the latter being able to
than those ruling for 1908 hops and therefore
were buyers OF only such supplies for the pres
ent as were most urgently needed"
The wool market is reported in very good
shape, the demand being excellent and stocks
greatly reduced. The fall clip will come in on
a sienderly supplied market and no new
features are expected until that time
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
Steers 9Hc: medium. 9c light. SIC. Cow
Hides SIC for heavy and SIC for light: Staks
&C. saltsd Kip &C. Eas saIssd , Ssa Al IOs; SAssa ls
dry Calf 1Sc: Sheepskins shearlIngs. 25630c
each. short Wool 40165c each medium 150
0Oc. long Wool. $161 5O Horse Hides, salt
81 IS for large and s2a2 so for medium. 81 2s
81 o1 . fS sa Is anq sop large '0 and s 50 f
medium S1d1 25 for small and SOC for Colts
Buck skins-Dry Mexican. SOC; dry salssd
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sections. Grain harvest is progressing rapidly
and thrsshing viii commence soon. Wheat.
in most sections. Hay harvesting and baling
continue; the yield is better than usual in
some places and the hay Of superior quality.
Hops, sugar beets beans and vegetables are
doing we'll The acreage in sugar beets is
smaller than usual. Dry feed is still plentiful.
Fruit shipments are reported lighter than last
seasons but considerable quantities go
ing East from san Jose and Vacaville. Apri-
cots IN san Benito County are yielding a good
crop GRAPES are in frst-class condition and
q heavy crop is expected.
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY.-Clear and sea
sonable weather prevailed during the past
week. with high wind on Tuesday, which
caused slight damage 10 fruit in some sec
tons Grain harvest continues in all sections.
Barley IS q fair crop. but wheat is generally
light and shows the effect Of early dry winds.
Haying continues in some places. and beling is
progressing. The fruit crop is ripening rapidly,
and in some localities is good. Peaches. nee
iarlnes, ngs. Tragedy and Simont prunes are
ripe and being shipped in large quantities.
Csnneries and dryers are in full operation A
large crop OF melons rs being harvested.
Grapes are making good progress and a large
crop IS expected. Orange prospects are very
good. but lemons will be a short crop Feed
/ is getting scarce. but stock is healthy and in
fair condition. Irrigation water is getting low.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.-Fair weather
the coast. Grain tbrashing is in progress. and
/ in few places the yield of barley and oats Is
reported fair. The hay crop is Right Sugar
heets and beans are ia good condition and give
promise OF fair crops. Walnuts are doing well.
but the yield viii probably be less than aver
age Peach trees are in poor condition and
the crop viii be light. Apricots are of fair
quality and the WELD is light Melons are
Plentiful Vineyards continue in good condi-
tion, with prospects Of a large yield Of raisin.
wine and table grapes. Oranges are doing
well
EUREKA SUMMARY.-Hay harvesting is
progressing rapidly Oats and barley are in
fine condition and will yield a heavy crop.
Vegetables are making healthy growth. Dry
and warm in the interior; rain needed Stra W.
berries are abundant and Of excellent quality.
Los ANGELES SUMMARY.-Apricot har-
vest begun crop reported small peaches also
promise light crop. Irrigating in full prog
ress as soil seems unusually dry
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Flour and MiIlStnfS.

A fair demand for Flour and the other
products is still reported by the millers with
prices unchanged
FLOUR-Californfa Family Extras, 81 eO9
4 80. usual terms; Bakers Extras, 81 5004 50;
oregon and Washington. jobbing at So s5Q4 %
per bbl.
MILLsTuFFs in packages as
follows: Graham Flour SO so per 100 lbs;
Rye Flour. So so; Rye Meal So 25 Rice Flour.
81; Corn Meal SO 5O extra cream do "a %;
Oat GrOats. $4 so; Hominy. S4d4 Is; Buck
wheat Flour. 81 5Oa4 rs; Cracked Wheat, 81;
Farina, 81 so: Whole Wheat Flour, sS rs;
Rolled Oats. bbls, 81 25Gs so; IN sacks. Sc 100
10; Pearl Barley Sc: Split Peas, boxes, 81;
Green Peas IS so per 100 lbs
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Ne7g York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Tin was weak in the
London market, prices there being more than
91 lower as compared with the closing figures
OF last Friday with both spot and futures
quoted at G117. Locally the market was
easier in sympathy with the foreign losses and
closed at S25 656726
Copper was a little higher in London clos
ing at E57 rs Cd for spot and 257 for futures
Locally copper remains steady. Lake is quoted
at $12 B2b01 75 electrolytic at $12 5O61I2 So u
and casting at S12 12MQ12 %.
Lead was also a little higher abroad, closing
at Ell lis 3D. while here II remained un-
changed at 81 25G14 50.
Spelter was unchanged at e66 in London
Here II was easy at "a 65@4 95.
Iron closed at 5ls I'd IN Glasgow and at 42s
Cd in Mdclesboro Locally iron is quiet No
foundry, Northern, is quoted at $14 500l15:
No 2 foundry, Northern. $13 1904 25; No. /
foundry southern and NO. l foundry. South
weak at 50