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Hides, TGHoqr, Wool and Hops.

As already mentioned. the movement IN
Wool mas been very brisk lately and receipts
have net been permitted TO accumulate. Hides
steady and unchanged. Hops continue
HIDES AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about 1Sd1c under quotations. Heavy Sailed
steers. shc; medium. SIC; light. Sc: Cow
Hides Sc for heavy and Sc for light; Sta gs,
SCI Sailed Kip &c: Salted Veal. 1oe; Salted
Calf lie; dry Hides. Ice; dry Kip. 13c; dry
calf lsc; sheepskins shearlings. 25d3cc each;
short Wool 4Odo5c each; medium. 10000: long
Wool s16l 20: Horse Hides. salt. 50 75 for
large and s2a2 so for medium. 81 259r~S5 for
small and SOC for Colts. Horse Hides. dry.
81 IS for large and 81 so for medium. s19I 25
Tor small and SOC for Colts. Buck Skins-Dry
Mexican. soc: dry Sailed Mexican. 25c: dry
Central American. so932Sc Goat Skins
Prime AnEoras T5c; large and smooth SOC:
medium 35c; small. 20c.
TALIOW-No 1 rendered 4K94He per ID;
No 2 3%a4c: grease. 2ha3c
WOOL-Spring ClIp-Humboldt and Mendo-
Giro 1890. San Joaquin and Southern Il
months. 1eG12c; do months. eq11c per ID:
Middle Counties 13117c for free and 12d15c
for defective: Northern. 16d1sc for free and
i461Gc for defective; Nevada. 13Q16c. accord
ing n condition
fornia. 1903 For crop Of 1904 the nominal
quotation Is zoe
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Shipment OF SI6o,25o III Specie to the Orient
Local Bark CIe0rings gain $4,000 oVer last year
Skier and Exchange Sho7v little flNct~0ttion
VaHstreet Stocks close the 1usek firm Cotton higher
Local Shares dsH but Mining Stocks actiVe
Wheat and Barley Futures about cent lo1per.
Oats, Com and Rye quiet at precious prices.
No further chGnge in Beans and Seeds
Hay rueGk aid coming freely Fcedstafs steady TO ''
Potatoes and Onions qaeter and the latter lO1reT.
PoaLyv 7ceak and depressed 7uith stock still hand
Good Saturday demand for Frnits.
Batter Cheese and Eggs ssichGngcd.
Ne5v crop Primes reported of ering loV III Ne'' 0'S
Provisions still plentiful and not Gctf1e
Hops daI! Wool acti0e and Hides steady
Cattle, Sheep ard Hogs still coming III freely
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

New Potatoes continued TO arrive freely from
tne DVer and the market had an easy tone as
local trade was quiet and there was nothing
ooing N the shipping line Prices were IN
changed. however, and occasional sales Of extra
fancy stock were stIll reported at a slight
ADVANCE over the maximum quotation. Old
potatoes were dull in sympathy with new and
prices were largely nominal. New Onions were
STEADY but Australians were quoted lower
Trade In miscellaneous vegetables was active
as usual on Saturday but the market was lib
orally supplied and prices OF most descriptions
were lower Receipts of Tomatoes from Los
Angeles were nearly 1000 packages and a car
descriptions ranged lower but the Mississippi
article continued TO sell off well at the pre-
Viously quoted rates. Peas and Asparagus
ruled firm. with the Gamers still buying the
latter at 4hd5c per pound. Green Peppers
from Stockton were offering again and sold at
12zQ1oc per pound.
POTATOES+New White 81 25a1 IS per
Burbauks $1d1 40 per ctI- oid river rurbanks
90cHS1 per ctl
ONIONS-Australian Yellow. 81 1894 so per
cti; new Red. 9cG95c per sack; new Silver
skins. 81 80 per ctl.
VEGETABLES-Green Corn. 1880 per doz:
Asparagus. 4lzq7c per ID; Rhubarb. 659S5c per
box; Green Peas, 81 T5d2 per sack: Garden
Peas Sh@4c per ID; String and Wax Beans.
3Q5c per Id; Tomatoes T5cdS1 25 per box or
crate for Los Angeles, 81 25d1 so for Mexican
and 81 50G1 60 for Mississippi; Summer
Squash. 50GT5c per box for southern and 81 80
az for bay: Cabbage 81 per ctl: Carrots. 81 25
per sack: Cucumbers 81 25d1 T5 per box; Gar
lie. 5G6c per Id; Egg Plant. safe per ID: Dried
Peppers SQ10c for sun dried and 12l3 d13c per
lb for evaporated; Dried Okra. 12ia d15c per Ii;
Green Peppers. 5GSc per ID; Marr6wfat Squash,
Jobbing. al 11942c per ID.
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Dried Fruit Ill Ne7U York.

Nal sdylcss from New York say:
There were runors OF sales OF new crop
santa cara Prltnes for October shipment az
ne oIeniug price Of ~ C. which vas an
-ro11-ce5 on Friday. but nothing definite could
f.e learned IN some H-ell-inturuled quarters II
Was said that negotiations were pending on
some lots cf 1904 Prunes, but nothing had yet
resulted The trade as whole show Nttle
interest in futures. Old Prunes are moving
slowly ana fn small lots only. but the market
rs- steady tone. with some hrrnness mani
rarfrd Ia connection with z0s 10 SOS, which are
said rc b. On small supply on the spot lne
Government Is ir -ne market for to.Vs1 POUNDS
or large sizes which are wanted for the army
comm sssarv Department There was llItle eau
Tor Peaches hut the market remained urn as
= result 9f the limited supply. most or when
Il said 20 consist of the finer grades Tor Vnlch
tf.l-e Is nor much demand Apr1ccfs remain
very quiet tut are not urged Tor sale Call-
~0-r-fa loose Muscarel Rsisfns are cul ana
----rf-.zT London LAYERS are scarce and nrln
rf 81 soT1 55 a. 20 grade with some demand
r~- small lots II is reported that buyers snow
some ftsrositton 10 take hold OF new crop Nur-
rsrfs for August shipment al the opening prlce.
a-F -1sr some sales have been made spot
t--r~-s--s remain firm ~ - d5c Tor unclesrlec
srrtsitss fr barrels. bur we hear q little dong
F-- H.- a.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grsin Bags. sac; San Quentin. IS 40;
Wool Bags. 32a35c: Fleece Irvine. TdSc.
CoAL-Wellington So per ton; New yelling
Hin. IS so: Stanford. 81: RosIyn. 81; Coos
Bay. 30 so; Greta. 81; Wallsend 81; Richmond.
s. 50: Cumberland SI3 in bulk and s14 25 in
Welsh Anthracite Egg. S13; Welsh Lump.
sll so; Camel IS so per ton: Coke. $11 5o9l5
per ton IN bulk and SIS in sacks: Rocky Noun
tain descriptions. S11 IS per 1000 lbs and S12 so
per long ton according TO brand
OIIS-Quotations are for barrels; for cases
add DC: Linseed. 4ec per gallon for boiled and
Bakers "A. 81 10d1 IL: Lucol. 45c for boiled
for Australian: extra oleached winter Sperm
Oil. Csc: natural winter Sperm OIL CSC: extra
bleachsd winter Whale Oil. SIC: natural Whale
OIL. SIC: extra winter strained Lard OIL. 75c:
No. / Lard OIL. CSC; pure Neatsfoot OIL. 73c;
No. / Neatsfoot OH. 63c; light Herring on.
boiled Fish OIL SIC; raw Fish Oil. 35c; boiled
Paint OIL. 33c: raw PANT Oil Sic
COAL OII1--Water White Coal OIL. in bulk.
13izc: Pearl on. In cases 20c; Astral. 2Oc:
star. zoe: Extra Star. 24c: Elaine. 26c;
Eoeene 23c; Deodortzed Stove Gasoline in
1Sc: in cases. 1910: s6-degres Gasoline. in
bulk 25c: in cases. Sic
TURPENTINE-s1c per gallon In cases and
75c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. I'm
7%c per ID; White Lead. TA9T%c. according
to quantity.
pany quotes as follows. per ID. in 1eO-lb bags:
Cubes Crushed and Fine Crushed 5-95c:
Granulated. hne. 5 TOc: Dry Granulated. coarse
zoe; Fruit Granulated. soc: Beet Granu-
lated 1O0-lb bags only). 5.60e; Confectioners'
to,S.I s5oe 9asroa Iac ssO sc S.I9! Et5ra ,S 52o
half barrels. 25c more: boxes. 5oc more: 5O-l6
bags 10c more for all kinds. Tablets-HaIf
Douainos. STOc per ID. No orders taken FOR
less than seventynve barrels or its equivalent
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Provisions.

The local market shows no change. The
Chicago market Is thus quoted by the private
wires OF Mitchell. Mulcahy & Co.: Pork 12i5c
higher and Lard and Ribs SC 1Oc higher Re
ceipts OF Hogs continue to be disappointing
and far below what the trade generally had
expected at this time. The distri5utive de-
mand particularly for Meats. Is fairly good
The action OF the market shows no change IN
tendency; Il is strong. The market has had
a sharp advance however, and some reaction
does not seem unlikely.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. gHc per ID for
heavy. l0c for light medium. 12c for light
I3Hc for extra light and 15R16c for sugar
cured: Eastern sugar-cured Hams. BE; Cali
fornia Hams 12d12Hc: Mess Beef 500
10 so per bbl: extra Mess. S11f11 50: Family.
SI26f2 so: prime Mess Pork. $14: extra clear
s23: Mess SIT so; Dry Salted Pork. 9Ac: Pig
Pork. s26; Pigs Feet. IS: Smoked Beef. 14c
per ID
IARD-Tierees quoted at SIC per ID for
compound and sue for pure; half barrels pure
sNc: lob tins. exc: 5-lb tins. CSC; S-lb tins.
e1Ac.
CoTToLENE-Ons half barrel s&c; thre.
half barrels SIC: one tierce. sac; two tierces
Sc; I'VE tierces. TIC per ID.
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, June lI-An excellent weather
map and the bearish Government crop report
were the main factors in the wheat pit at
the opening. although easier tone In for
eign pnarkets had some effect here Initial
quotations in July were of &c to L6@c at
eO7se TO e5M4S6c Sentiment IN the DIT was
quite bearish- potent factor In the situa-
tion was a crop report of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, which stated that shipping
wheat is fully as advanced now as at the
corresponding time last year. The fact that
harvesting is well under way also seemed to
attract traders to the bear side.
During the last hour the market showed
some resistance to the declining tendency
Demand for September wheat was Of sufd-
cient volume to cause considerable advance
in that delivery. In sympathy with the firm
ness OF September the July option made a
partial recovery After selling of to S51Lc
July closed al 6JZc
A number of bearish influences, the most
potent OF which were the weakness of wheat
and large increase in the movement. tended
10 create a weak undertone in corn. The
market closed at about the lowest point OF
the day. July opened &c to &c lower 1t
4s7tc TO 4s5sc and closed at 4s4 a4s%c.
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Wheat and Other Grains.

wHEAT-The week closed without much
change except in this local market where
was the growing feeling that the price was run
up too high on the recent hot winds and as
brilliant holders are getting alarmed and are
getting rid Of their long stun. The cash grain
remains quiet and unchanged
The Chicago letter OF Mitchell Mulcahy &
Co said: THE Government report is about as
expected and inasmuch 1t shows an i'm
provement over month ago. is bearish. The
statisticians figure the crop anywhere from
25 coo 900 bushels below last year TO 90 600 600
Of the par yield. Cables are dun and weather
conditions continue fine for the crop Cash
situation is wholly unencouraging and prices
continue to crumble all along the line. In view
OF several days break there was rather better
buying of the deferred futures. but the whole
market is tame and hardly be called strong
The visible supply on Monday will show some
decrease. though probably not much as last
year Worlds shipments are estimated at
10 OOO. 600 bushels Bullish confidence based
on cash situation is gradually being dissipated
every character is from hand TO mouth. We
are still OF the view that Wheat may be sold
% ~ CASH WHEAT.
California Club 81 2Tha1 80; California
White Australian. 81 521znI 57h; Northern
Club, 81 30gl 40; Northern Bluestem. 81 so
al IS per ctl.
Session TO ii 80 a. m.
December Gpss eos 81 Hisa asS 5, ISS 2S $. Ssi g (
BARLEY-The week closed with futures
about cent lower and the cash grain quiet
and also of. The situation is featureless.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. $lGi o3A; Brewing. 81 08H6 al 0S%
Chsvalier. 81 02lsG1 10 for fair to choice.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. N.
Open. High Low. Close
December -. 80 90 e5L 95i5
OATS-Are dull and more or less weak at
the lower prices. Buyers are Indifferent as
they are waiting for the new crop, which will
not be alcng for some time yet.
White, ST 40d1 AS Black. 81 20a1 25; Red.
81 2o61 80: Gray. nominal.
CORN-Quiet. firm and unchanged. with mod
crate stocks.
Western sacked. 81 50G1 IS for Yellow.
81 4Tjkd1 52h for White and 81 4561 SO for
Mixed California large Yellow. 81 So; small
round do 81 5541 60; White. 81 IS per ctl:
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Dried Frnits, MT, ,RaisinS, Honey.

AS will be seen in the first column, there are
repcrts In New York that Prunes are being
offered for fall delivery 2A c basis These
reports have cropped up lately. but thus far
are not confirmed Otherwise there Is nothing
new.
FRUITs--Apricots. s61cc for Royals and
0G12c for MoorparkS: Evaporated Apples, AZ a
&c; sun-dried. 3d4hc; Peaches. T6Sc:
Pears sisG12c; Figs. white; 2EG3c in boxes i;
black. 4Lc: Plums. pitted. 5671sc per lb
PRtTNES-19c3 crop. 2q2Sc for the four
sizes.
RAISINs-F. c. b. prices Fresno for 1908
crop fSubject TO change without nctice) are as
follows: 5O-lb boxes-Loose Muscatel. 4-crown
&c per ID: 3-crown 4kc: 2-crown A.: Malaga
loose. 3-crown. &c; 2-crown. 3%c: Thompson 5
seedless. 4c: seedless sultanss 3Hc: seedless
Muscateis 3Hc: do noated. SIC: Seeded Rails
ins. Is-oz. cartons. fancy; sise: choice. SIC
12-oz cartons, fancy SIC; choice. 4%c: In
tiers. So. Dehssa. 81 50; fancy. g.: London
NUTEwalnuts. No. softshell. 1aH6f4c:
No. 2 111912c; No. hardshell 13913xc;
No. 2 11011Hc: Almonds 11l5c for Nonpa-
reiis. HE for X L. lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and sk1 for Languedoc: Peanuts. 69Tc for
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Ne5u York Grain and Produce

,o6 new YORK June I1-FLoUR-Receipts
100 barrels; exports. 1850 barrels; market
40; winter straights. 81 s5al5: Minnesots. 4.
patents. S5G5 50: winter extras 50 35T4- Min
nesota bakers. So s5G4 10: winter low grades
WHEAT-Receipts. 10000 bushels: sales.
i,SOoeCO bushels Of futures: exports ~ 900
nGshels; spot. easy; No. 2 red nominal eIe-
Northern Duluth. 81 061< +. O. B. afoat: No
naro n1 alarltooa. nominal Z O. b. aAoat. Options
were generally weak and lower under the in
nuence of bearish crop report easier cables
splendid weather map and moderate unload
asi, iEsi ne closing I showing partial kal4c net
closed al s4bc: DeSember closed at s3ssc
,odl hoPs-stesdy; State; common 70 choice
sd14c; Pacific Coast. 1905. 24a30c; 1902 crop'
2Sa26c: olds. eal4c. 'p'
,HIDEsss--steady; Galveston 20 to 25 pounds.
lsc; California. q to 25 pounds, ice: Texas
dry. "a to so pounds. 14c
M00LGF1rm; Io7 domestic fleece. 2sas2c
8 o5c: Philadelphia and Baltimore. Sc; do in
bulk. 3 Ioc.
&c mild steady; Cordova. 90 al3c
BCTTER-Quiet; creamery common to ex-
ira, l5als1ac; State, dairy. common to extra,
cHEEsE--Quiet: State. fun cream. small
colored, 1kq7Sc; small white, So T75sc; large
oOISGsS e MesterD ISess Thlss fs5cT 595fS
1shc: hrsts. 17a1TIzc.
sCGAR-Rsw. steady; fair refining. 3%c:
Refined. steady; crushed. 8. soc; powdered Sc;
granulated, 4.90c
DRIED FRUITS.
nEVAPORATED APPLES-A slight in,nrova
nent IN demand for export account has had a
good effect on the market and prices show a
hardening tendency. Common are quoted at
4G5Ac. prime at 5i5c, choice at 6d6Ibc and
fancy at 7Q7Lc
PRCN CNES-Show a somewhat steadier tone
though business has not been satisfactory
Prices range from Szc to 5hc according to
grade
APRICOTS-Are quiet. but firm with choice
quoted at 91za1Oc. extra choice at I0I4 6lOILc
and fancy at i1613c -
PEACHEs-FIrm; choice quoted at 7a7Kc
extra choice at ~ dSc fancy al aIAa1nc
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Washington Crop Bulletin.

- repo-t OF G. X. Salisbury. section d.
rector United states Weather Bureau. for the
Washington crop Bulletin. week ended june
= is ss fellows
The week was one u IDEAL weather ior the
growth of II crops II was moderately warm,
With copious showers two or three DAYS.
a7d shundznr sunshine OF the other days Par
ri-ulsriv II the eastern tier of counties the
showers were abundant, and being warm.
soaking rains they penetrated the sol 70 q
considerable depth. and greatly benefited all
growing crops
late sown spring wheat was given 4 gooo
Eta-- and early sown spring wheat Nas
pushed forward rapidly as well as nsrleEi
oats potatoes and field and garden Negets-
hIeS Winter wheat Is IN especially me coma
ton and unless Unforeseen conditions arise, II
VII make q splendid crop IN all districts II
IS headed out and IN some locallues ls lh
bloom Meadows are excellent mere VIII
i,e q short crop Of cherries. plums ana prunes
Hons are very thrifty. Potatoes need more
rafr Strawberries are ripening: y inere ls
not more rain there viii not oe large glslo-
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DccidnonS and Citrus Fruits.

The fruit market was literally supplied. brit
a. usual n Saturday the demand for local
s" "mIfiol vas brisk and prices OF most descrip-
tiJnS We're well maintained Carried -tve- lots
OF Currants met with prompt sale AZ good
figures during the early trade. but frNra ar
rivals wEich came to hand late in the fore
noon hai To be sold at sharply reduced p-iets
Receipts Of Strawberries were less liberal than
previously but the abundance of other berries
prevented any great advance in prices. Packed
Cherries were rather dull owing to the lack
OF demand for shipping. but loose stock was
well cared for and good sound stock cleaned
up well at the familiar rates. with surplus lots
going to the Gamers. SeedlesS Grapes from
Yuma sold at 81 5od2 per crate. while some
of the same variety from Coachella dragged at
81 per crate Cherry and Clyman Plums were
offering freely and sold from soc to 81. accord
ing 10 quality and size of package Early
Alexander Peaches arrived from several sec
tions and met with fair demand at S1d1 %
per box. The other deciduous fruits showed
little change.
sound fruits were steady at unchanged rates.
The other Citrus fruits were fairly active.
I.ongworths and 81 5oa4 so for the larger va
IoGANBERRIEs-s2 5oa4 per chest and
BI.ACKBERRIEs- per chest.
RASPBERRIES-S10d per chest: crates
GoOSEBERRIES-2G3 per lb for small
and 6QTc for English.
CURRANTS-s2q4 per chest.
CHERRIES-In drawers 50d75c: in bulk
3G5c per lb for Black. 2d3i.c for common
White and 4l5@6c for Royal Anne
APRICOTS-Small boxes and crates 6ocQS1
baskets 509T3c.
and 256!50c per box or basket for new green
PEARS-ioG50c per box or basket
CANTALoUPESs for small and S5 500
so for large crates.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges. 81 5073 80
FOR standard: Seedlings. 81 257i 80: vaiencias 5,
81 5oT2 20: Mediterranean Sweets. 81 rs: Tan
gerines. 81 1872; Lemons. 50 5oq2 IS for fancy.
81 yOdi IS for choice and 4i1il IS for stand
ard: Grape Fruit 81 5o62 Tor ssedless and Sla
/ so for ordinary: Mexican Lines. $5G5 30 per
case: bananas $293 per bunch for Central
American and $192 for Hawaiian: Pineapples,
S263 per dozen.
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR SATURDAY. JUNE II.
STOCK MARKET.
Mining Stocks AetiUe, but Local
Shares Dull.

Local securities closed the week quietly with
Alaska Packers lower at $137 80 and Gas and
Electric somewhat higher at $61 so.
The oil stocks were dull There was a re-
covery in the Com=tock mines. Ophir running
from S3 SIS up to 81 45 and closing at 81 35
Mexican sold up 10 81 10 and the other stocks
were more OF less unsettled In sympathy. The
TonOpah stocks sold heavily again at generally
firmer prices. several making substantial ad-
vances. will be seen
Sales the California Exchange last week
were 1O.166 shares valued at S5141. the lead
ing sales being follows: OIL City Petro-
leurn, $500: Superior 5100: Four $50; Home
TO0
The Cypress Lawn Improvement Company
has declared a regular quarterly dividend Of
1oc per share payable June Il.
A special meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Placerville and Lake Tahoe Railway Company
has been called for August TO vote on a
proposition to create bonded Indebtedness OF
81. .0oO. 600
The Shenandoah Consolidated Mining Com
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Hay and Fcedstnfs.

The Government has not yet announced It's
awards Of the Oat and Hay orders for Manila
and it is by no means sure that they will be
secured by this market. There Is nothing new
to report in Hay Several cars Of new Wheat
and Oat came in yesterday. but were not sold
New Volunteer Wild Oat continues to sell Al
S7dS per ton.
Feeostufis remain as before quoted.
BRAN-$22623 par ton.
MIDDLINGS-S24I29 per ton.
SHORTS-S22d23 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. $22 5o92s
per ton: Oilcake Meal at the MILL s29 5oa3l;
jobbing. $32: Cocoanut Cake. $22d23; Corn
Meal $32633: Cracked Corni $32 5O633 so:
Mixed Feed $22Q23: Horse Beans $30R40 per
ton: Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl.
HAY-Wheat $1o914 80: Wheat and oat
sifa13 Oat, s9912: Wild Oat s791o: Bar
ley and Oat. s7911: Stock sTGs; Alfalfa, S7G
sTRAW-6oasoc Per bale
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Poultry and Game.

Except for large young chickens which were
IN limited supply. the Poultry market was very
much atpressrd and closed weak with quite
a quartty OF TT GeFira BILE offerings particu-
lar.y BrCiiers anG Hens still unsold. Five
cars CT Western we're marketed during the
Wfsk AM Iortioa Jf the fifth car was still en-
fand at II. cics- N lad to be carried 1ver
POULTRY-Liye Turkeys. l5Qi6c per 10:
Geese, per pair. 81 25d1 so: Goslings 81 5OG
] 20: Ducks, S4d5 per dozen for old and
81 5od5 SO for young; Hens. IS 5od6 80 for
large and 81 5o05 for small: young Roosters.
- 5oQ9; old BOOSTERS. 81 5OG5: Flyers. IS 506
8 so: Broilers, S3G4 for large and 81 2562 so
for small Pigeons 81 so per dozen for old and
81 15d2 foA SQUADS
GAME-Hare. 81 so per dozen: Rabbits 81 T5
a. for Ccttontails and 81 per dozen for brush.
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Beans and Seeds.

There is nothing to report In the Bean
market. which continues quiet. with Lmas and
Buckeyes firm and the other sorts quiet and
rather easy than otherwise Pinks ex-
ceptions they in light supply and
steadily held.
BEANs+Bayos 81 25a2 so; Pea. 81 soaa.
Buffers So: small White. 81 s5G3 10: large
White 81 25I2 IS: Pink, IS 45d3 60. Red
81 25a4 90: Lima, s. 2563 IS: Red Kidneys
81 1893; Blackeye. S2Q2 10 per ctl; Horse
Beans S2l2 so.
Mustard. So 5O63: Flax. 81 Sodi 90: Canary
5Iad5atc for Eastern; Alfalfa. IA \ Gf16c; Rapr
1%Q2c: Timothy. Gaelic; Hemp, 31R4c per
Id: Millet. 3q5hc: Broom Corn Seed S2OG2i
per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Blackeye 50 Der ctl. Nues
s. %: Green Peas. $3d3 Is.
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T4an.or5-Grain doing nicely; excellent pros
poets for grapes and fruit. ,,,
Coiusa-Prunes and Peas IN good conoiuoni
average crop. - ,-.,-.,-
Stockton-Prospects good for heavy 1OAAS
crane crop. grain maturing rapidly:
San Jose-Apricots coming IN ieH 49,
Wfiiows-Harvesting retaIoeo "
winds: berries plentiful. s,.,.
TIoil,ster-Cherries Tipening fast; medium
crop. good quality , -
Ssnts Marfa-Suitry weather ripening grain
very fast. apricots will be fair crop
1f,e-r,ore-Csrzin yield will be below aver
age .s
FsIsrmo-North wind still blowing; crop
conditions unchanged. ,. -,
santa Rosa-Crop prospects unchanseo r lr0ill
last report. A c. AcAD1E. section Direceof'
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The week closed on dull markets all around.
Butter was still in free supply but steady.
while Cheese presented the same old spectacle
Of crowded shelves. Receipts Of Eggs show ed
some falling of. but theZe was plenty on the
mnrket. which quoted steady.
Receipts So. 200 lbs Butter 1881 cases
Eggs and Il. 500 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER--CreameTy at first hands. 1szd19c
for extras and 1ThQlSc for frsts: dairy, l69
inal
CHEESE-SGSHc for good TO choice new
and safe for lower grades; Young Americas.
999isc: Eastern. 121sG14c: Western. 1I012c
per H.
EGGS-Ranch. 2id23c for fair to choice;
store. 16Ql9c. Eastern. 2oa21c for 1rsts and
1CIs 1Sc for seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-12
Meat Market.

The market continues literally supplied with
all descriptions OF Cattle. Sheep and Hogs and
prices are still weak in consequences.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slsughterers TO dealers
are follows:
BEEF-ee7c for Steers and $500 Per ID
for Cows
VEAL-Large. 5dTc; small. TL69c per b.
MUTTON-Wethers. 615 GIc; Ewes. 5159615c
per ID
LAMB-71Sc per ID.
PORK-Dressed Hogs eiz9sHc Per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
Livestock. delivered In San Francisco less so
per cent for shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-steers. ThqsHc; Cows and Heif-
ers, 81 17c; thin Cows. 4d5c Per ID
CALVES-4341zc per ID gross weight.
SHEEP-Wethers. SkG31zc5 Ewes. 2z65c
per ID agross weight.
LAMBS-$2 25d2 so per head.
HOGS-Llve Hogs. 40 to 200 lbs, SC;
200 10 ESQ lbs. 4Hc; over 250 lbs. 4hc: soft
Hogs. nominal; Sows 20 per cent on: Bears.
80 per cent OF. and Stays. 40 per cent OF from
above quotations.
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