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Provisions.

Hams. Bacon and Lard were unsettled IN
the local market yesterday owing TO reports
that or two houses had advanced Lard
19c. and were about to advance Hams and
Bacon TO bring them up 10 the Chicago level,
but the majority Of the trade did not disturb
the quotations It is the prevailing sentiment,
however that an advance will occur within
several days. as the goods are now below
cost
Chicago was slightly higher. with receipts
OF Hogs deficient as compared with last year
The Cincinnati Price Current gave the pack
last week at $50 O0O against 5iO. 600 last year.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 913c per 10 for
heavy. iOc for light medium. 12c for light,
1S1ac for extra light and 15G16c for sugar
cured; Eastern sugar-cured Hams 13e; Call
fornia Hams, 12Gi21ac; Mess Beef. Sl09
10 80 per bbl; extra Ness S11G1 so; Family
Sl2d12 so; prime Mess Pork. $14: extra clear
S22. Mess SIT so: Dry Salted Pork. SIC: Pig
Pork S26; Pigs Feet. So; Smoked Beef. 14c
per 10.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 6hc per ID for
compound and siac for pure; half-barrels, pure
s%c: lob tins 9hc: 5-lb tins 9sse; 3-lb tins,
9lsc-
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. sHc; three
half barrels. S14c; one tierce, S1sc; two tierces
Sc; five tierces. T7se per H.
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NezU York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, June 23-Excessive dullness
and sluggishness were the features OF the
stock market again to-day The undsrtone was
pretty firm ana Isolated advances in specialties
helped the market sympathetically. but some
Of the specialties which performed that func-
tiOn yesterday were Inclined TO react to-day.
and so had their influence on confusing the
movement Of the market The narrow fut-
tuations Of prices. however, were above last
nights level for the most OF the day 1t is
evident that convictions the ultimate out
look are BY no means firmly held by specula-
tors IN stocks. on the part OF those at least
who have sufficient means TO express their
convictions in operations in stocks Sentiment
is decidedly mixed between those who see cur
rent unfaVOrable news sufficiently discounted
in the present declines in the market and who
expect the development 10 be toward improve
ment and those who fear a continuance Of
shrinkage OF trade IN industrials. Instead OF
inducing opposing speculative operations. this
conflict OF opinion seems 70 paralyze activity
and accentuate the conservatism and even
be fair reflection Of that existing in the bust
ness world at large, and its alteration there
Is awaited 70 stir the securities market
whether for an advance or a decline Amalga-
q favorable judicial decision in Montana was
also regarded highly significant OF the
Quiescence OF a party Of capitalists whose mar
ket movements are closely watched for leader
ship by the rank and file OF speculat-rs- IN
creases in May net earnings. by reason Of re-
duced operating expenses for Wabash and New
Jersey Central revealed tendency from which
much is hoped toward reass urance Of capital
on account Of poor investments was OF effect
on sentiment. rather from its example OF a con-
slant succession OF such events than from its
Individual Importance. which was Insignificant.
Bonds we're firm. Total sales. 81. 40, 600.
United States bonds were unchanged On call
NV YORK STOCK LIST
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grain Bags. 5isc; San Quentin.
IS 40; Wool Bags s2g35c; Fleece Tw1ne.
CoAL-welnngton, IS per ton; New yelling
ton. IS; Seattle. 50 so; Bryant So so; Beaver
Hill. IS so. stanford. 81; Roslyn. 81; Coos
81 so; Cumberland. SIS in bulk and S14 25 in
sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. Sl4;
Welsh Anthracite Egg. $13; Welsh Lump
S11 so; Camel. IS 80 per ton: Coke. S11 500 l5
tain descriptions S11 As per 1000 lbs and S12 so
per long ton according TO brand.
OILS@QuOtatiOns are for barrels; for cases
add sc: Lnseed 49c per gallon for boiled and
47c for raw: Castor oil, in cases, No /. zoe;
Bakers AA cases. 81 1oeI II; Lucol. 45c
Nut, cases. 6215G GS0c per gallon. Co
coanut Oil, IN barrels, 5Sc for Ceylon and soc
for Australian; extra bleached winter Sperm
Oil CSC; natural winter Sperm OIL 63c; extra
Oil, 52c: extra winter strained Lard oil. T5c:
No 1 Lard Oil, &c; pure Neatsfoot Oil. T3c;
No. 1 NeatsfoOt Oil, 63c; light Herring Oil.
42c; dark Herring OIL 4Oc; Salmon Oil. SAC:
boiled Fish Oil. SIC; raw Fish OIL. 3Sc; boiled
Paint OIL 33c: Paint Oil, Sic.
COAL OIL-Water White Coal Oil, in bulk.
13I5c; Pearl OIL in cases. 20c; Astral. 2Oc;
Star 20c; Extra Star, 24c; Elaine 26c (;
Eocene, pc; Deodorized Stove Gasoline. in
bulk Ice; IN cases, 221zc; Benzine. in bulk
bulk 25c: in cases 31c.
TURRENTINE-S1c per gallon in cases and
T5c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead IL
7+c per Id; White Lead. 7kQ7&c. according
to quantity.
pany quotes follows. per ID. In 1OO-lb bags:
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed 5.95c;
Powdered. 5.Soc; Candy Granulated, 5.Soc; Dry
Granulated. hne. S.40c; Dry Granulateds coarse,
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The different descriptions under this head
continue quiet, with both wholesalers and re-
taIIers complaining of the general dullness.
The large receivers of Butter continue TO store
what stock they cannot work of TO the trade.
Cheese brings &C. II it is strictly choice mild
new and such stock is in moderate supply,
but there is still plenty Of cheap Cheese on
the market.
Eggs are quiet. Even fine ranch are slow,
and the retailers are trying TO get the quota
tions down to a point where they can retail
at 25c again in hopes that the reduction will
stimulate the tagging trade. significant
feature in this connection is that some Santa
Rosa shippers, who have been shipping direct
to retailers now sending their Eggs in
10 the commission men again. showing that
the retailers are carrying larger stocks than
they desire All handlers have large piles on
their floors, but prices remain unchanged
Receipts were 80. 500 lbs Butter 1494 cases
Eggs and 81, 700 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 1SxH19c
for extras and 1715d1sc for hrsts; dairy l6a
1T1sc: store Butter. 13G15c; cold storage. nom-
inal.
cHEEsE-sh9 acc for choice mild new and
7a71bc for lower grades Young Americas 9H
s15c; Eastern. 12hG14c; Western. 11a12c
per ID
EGGs-Ranch. 2oG22h for fair 10 choice:
store, 16G19c; Eastern. 19q20c for firsts and
l61bd1Sc for seconds.
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Hay and FeedStafs.

Receipts of Hay were suddenly large again.
being 91o tons, and included liberal quantity
OF new. il appearing, one large handler eX-
pressed it, as IL the season for new Hay had
suddenly opened in full force. cargo or new
Clover sold at IS. Strictly No l Wheat. fresh
and bright, from Contra Costa, sold at S11q
II so, and choice new Barley and Oat al
$40 90. For new marsh Tame Oat 81 was
for new Volunteer Wild Oat Quotations for
old showed little change
The circular OF Somers & Co says:
"A slight increase in shipment Of Hay can
be noted during the past week. for the record
shows total Of $500 tons, as compared with
tinues to arrive in undiminished quantities
and the increase has been occasioned by ship
ments Of new Hay averaging three or four
cars daily. The situation remains practically
unchanged. for in spite Of the comparatively
late date We do not seem to have yet entered
into the new season. From all indications il
will probably be July l before the new crop
Will be readily accepted here.
1T Will be remembered that on the first day
OF June last year We We're entirely out OF old
Hay This year we carried over at least
one months supply. which fact Will prove
quite an item IN cohsldsrihs ths 7uppIs . aI.u i
value of the new crop. At present everything
indicates considerably lower prices than was
the range for last year.
''Of the new crop We are receiving an oc-
casional car OF good Wheat Hay on which we
quote S11d11 so per ton; a struggling car OF
Tame oat. quotable at from $40 70 $40 90 the
balance being various grades OF Volunteer,
lowland Oat Hay Oat and Glover and Alfalfa
and Grass. These various grades sell from
$6 90 to IS here. according to quality
AN occasional car Of choice old Wheat Hay
sells for a very good figure the remaining
grades showing some little weakness from the
quotations of a week ago.
There is no change in Feedstuffs, which are
steady.
BRAN-s22G23 per ton
LINGS-S24d29 per ton.
SHORTS-s22G23 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley s22 50923
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill $50 5OG3l so;
1obbing $32; Cocoanut Cake. $22G23; Corn
Meal S32Q33; Cracked Corn. $50 5Og33 so:
Mixed Feed S22423; Horse Beans S30Q40 per
ton: Broom Corn Feed 90c per ctl.
HAY-Old crop--Wheat. xIoGl4 so: Wheat
and Ost $lIa12 80: Oat. $sGI2; Wild Oat. $7g
10: Barley and Oat, STQ11; Stock, STQs; Al
falfa STG10 per ton New croP-Volunteer
wild Oat $TfIS so per ton: Wheat. S9G11 so;
Wheat and Oat S9d11; Oat. $SG0: Glover. IS;
Alfalfa. 81 per ton.
STRAW-60GS0c per bale.
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Hides, Tallozp, Wool and Hops.

Late mail advices from New York say OF
Hops; ''Telegraphic advices were received
from California saying that in several counties
IN that State the crop had gone back owing 10
less favorable weather. and the crop for the
State is now estimated at about the as
last year Instead OF 10 TO Is per cent larger.
as was recently expected. Reports OF too cold
weather in Oregon latterly have also been
received. Locally. there were reports OF slightly
more interest being shown in choice Pacihcs:
offerings were small and prices were firmly
maintained. No exports were reported for the
week"
HIDES AND SKINs-Culls and brands sell
about isG1c under quotations. Heavy Salted
Steers 9Ac; medium. nc: light. Sc; Cow
Hides. SC for heavy and Sc for light: Stays
&c; Salted Kip DC; Salted Veal. 1Oc; Salted
Calf. lie; dry Hides. 1ec; dry Kip. 13c; dry
Calf. 1Sc Sheepskins. shearlngs 25d3oc each:
short Wool 40G65c each; medium, T0d9Oc: long
Wool S1di so; Horse Hides. salt 81 Is Cor
small and J0c for Colts Horse Hides dry
81 rs for large and 81 so for medium sIG1 IS
for small and soc fOr-Colts. Buck Skins-Dry
Mexican. soc: dry Salted Mexican 25c: dry
Central American, SOa321sc. Goat Skins
Prime Angoras T5c; large andt smooth. SOC;
medium. Soc: small. zoe.
TALLOW-No 1 rendered. Al LG415c per ID;
No. 2 315G4c: grease. 2l14Sc-
WOOL-Spring Clip-Humboldt and Mendo-
cino 1Tq19c; San joaquin and Southern. II
months 1OG12c; do months 9411c per 10:
for detective: Northern. 16f1Sc for free and
14d16c for defective; Nevada. 13G16c. accord
ing TO condition
HOPS-NominaI at 2592T1ac per ID for Cali
fornia 1908. Contracts for 1904 crop at
II u d20c are reported.
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ries were still limited. but they were easier.
as the previous high prices restricted trade
Other tree fruits in small packages were plen-
tiful and buyers were able TO I'LL their wants
in the afternoon at CONCESSIONS Aprfcots IN
bulk were abundant and Gamers reduced their
bids to $25Q30 per ton as 10 quality, but were
unable to procure any great amount, dealers
rather firm in their views, and besides
the regular trade purchased freely al ZG2 &c
per pound GoOseberries have about had their
run and the quotations will soon be with
drawn Other kinds OF Berries were dull owing
to the increased competition OF tree fruits, and
Strawberries and Blackberries were lower. A
carload OF Strawberries from the WatsOnville
region was switched over to Oakland BY mis-
take and did not arrive IN this market until
late in the day and the berries had 70 oe sold
at low prices. CantalouDes and Watermelons
were plentiful and prices had a further decline
There nothing new to report In Citrus or
sTRAWBERRIEs- -S3d5 per chest for Long
worths and 50 5Od3 80 for the larger varieties
LOGANBERRIES- -s29S per chest for red
BLAcKBERRIEsN per chest; crates
RASPBERRIES- -s5aT per chest; crates from
Newcastle, soc: from Fresno. 81
GOOSEBERRIES- -Euglish. Sc per lb.
cGRRANTs-sS 5OG55 per chest. z.aszo..,r
CHERRIES-In small packages, 1ogs9cs IN
bulk. egshc per Id for Black and SgFAsc Tor
Royal Anne
Use: baskets. 4Gd5Oc; in bulk. 1A921zc Per ID
APPLES-Old. 81 50lr2 20 Per oox: new
Green 2565Oc for small boxes and baskets anu
75cdsI 40 for large boxes
PEARS-4OcQS1 per box. as to size OF box
PEACHE350G65c per box or basket; large
open boxes, 81 25
PLUMsECiyrnan 6O975c per box or crate;
Cherry Pluns, 35650c per box; Tragedy Prunes,
81 per crate and SOC Der box -
FTGS-6OG65c for single-layer and s1Q1 Is
for double-layer boxes.
MELONs-Cantaloupe 81 50as per crate;
WaterTnelons. IL 62c per ID.
GRAPES-Seedless $161 25 per crate.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navei Oranges, S1G3 per
box as to size and quality; Valencias. 81 50T
. so: Mediterranean Sweets. 81 75; Tangerines.
81 T5a2; Lemons. 81 50d2 75 for fancy, 81 500
j 75 for choice and S16I IS for standard; /;
Grape Fruit 81 5OG2 for seedless and s191 so
for ordinary; Mexican Lines. S4d5 per case :
Bananas S2G3 per bunch for Central American
and s1G2 for Hawaiian; Pineapples, $263 Per
/
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

There was continued hrmness in new Pota-
toes as. in addition to the regular demand
for local consumption, there a steady call
for shipment TO Puget Sound ports and Homo
lulu The general run OF fancy stock cleaned
up quickly at or near the top quotations. and
81 10 per GENITAL Repicked lots OF old crop
Burbanks moved off well. but stock IN original
packages was dull The Oregon steamer
brought down 1889 sacks New Onions were
plentiful but steady at previously quoted rates.
Mississippi Tomatoes were pretty well
cleaned up and receipts from the Los Angeles
region were very light for reasons already men
barb met with a sluggish demand and dragged
at sharply reduced rates. Peas. Beans. Green
Peppers and Summer Squash were firm. while
Green Corn and Cucumbers were inclined 10
easiness. Green Okra from Stockton sold at
SOC per pound.
POTATOES-New White, 81 0OQ2 per ctl;
Early Rose 81 40d1 so per ctl; Garnet Chiles.
81 5O11 so per cti; old Oregon Burbanks 81 q
35 per ctl old river Burbanks. 9ocGSI per ctl.
ONIONS-Australian yellow, nominal; new
Red. Tods5c per sack; new Silverskins. 81 25G
1 80 per ctl.
VEGETA ABLES-Green Corn, 81 5Oa2 so per
sack or crate: Asparagus. 5d7c per lb: Rhu-
barb, 5o160c per box; Green Peas. $2G2 80 per
sack: Garden Peas. 4G5c per 10; String and
Wax Beans 4G5c per 10; Tomatoes $1f11 so
per box or crate for Los Angeles and 81 25 for
Mississippi: Summer Squash S1d1 % for
small and 81 T5d2 for large boxes; Cabbage.
81 per ctl Carrots. 81 per sack; Cucumbers.
60dT5c per box for Marysville and 81 5Odl rs
for bay; Garlic, 4d5c per 10; Egg Plant. SG10c
l2l5a13c per ID for evaporated; Dried Qkra.
12hd15c per ID; Green Peppers. 12I5c per ID
for Chile and 2Oc for Bell; MarrOWfat Squash,
jobbing at 11Su2c per H.
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Dried Fruits, ,Nnts, ,RaiSinS, Honey.

FRUITS-Nev crop futures-A prieots Tdsc;
Peaches, 5laG6c per 10. Old crop-Evaporated
Apples Al G6Ss C; sun-dried, S6415c.
PRUNEs-1soS crop. 2q2hc for the four
sizes.
RAISINS-F. o. b. prices Fresno for 1908
crop (subject TO change without notice. are as
follows: 5o-lb boxes-Loose Muscatels, 4-crown
4c per ID; 3-crown. 4Ac; 2-crown. 4c; Malaga,
loose. S-crown, &c; 2-croWn. 80 C: Thompson 9
seedless &c: seedless Sultanas. SIZE: seedless
Muscatels SIC; do ioated. 31zc; Seeded Rails
ins 1907 cartons. fancy Size; choice, size:
12-oz. cartons. fancy. 41se choice, 4hc; in
bulk. fancy. 5kc; choice. Sc; Imperial clus-
ters So: Dehesa, s. 5O fancy. 81; London
Layers 3-erown. 81 S5; 2-crown. 81 25,
NUTS-Walnuts. No softshell 13hQ14c;
No. 2 1Ikql2c: No. hardshell. 13q1s1se;
No 2. 11G11iac; Almonds IL 1ac for Nonpa-
riels HE for I X L. lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and 9Lc for Languedoc; Peanuts. 6d7c for
Eastern; Pecans. 11G13c; Cocoanuts. 81 5065
HONET-Comb. 11ZG12l1c for white and
10Q1lc for amber; water white extracted, 50
&c; light amber extracted. 4hQ5c; dark.
3l264c.
BEEswAX-27G2sc per ID.
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Oregon Crop Bulletin.

TIE report o. Edward A. Beals. section d.
recto- United States Weather Bureau, for the
Oregon crop Bulletin for the week ended June
= Is as follows:
TIE drouEhty conditions prevailing through
out the State were partially relieved By scat
rerinE showers during the latter part OF the
week; but as a rule, the amount OF precipi j.
tarion was not sufficient 70 do much good,
ard more rain is badly needed to- all crops
The extremely dry spell has had damag-
ing effect OF spring grain and In some sec
tons Il VII be light in yield E'al Wneat
and barley have headed nicely and good
weld q both Of these cereals Is promised
Having j. progressing rapidly under the
favorable weather conditions, the crop Nill De
fight especially west O. the Cascades The
frer cutting OF alfalfa has nearly all been Sc
cured in good condition; the yield was above
the average and the quality generally good
Pasturare continues IN nne condition, But Is
beginning % cry " some stock Is TAT ana
the supply % milk iu the dairy districts con-
finueS abundant
Gardens and root crops are making SLOW
growth owing 10 the drEness of the soil Larry
potatoes are doing wei and viii soon be ready
for marketing corn has not made much ad-
varcerleut owing 20 a lack q warm weather
The errarrherry season 3 drawing 70 a
close Rasrberries and Kentish cherries are
sipenfng nicely and promise fairly good yields
a 5,-7es s-e doing well but pears. prunes and
peaches continue uneven.
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June 23.-when trading be-
gan in the wheat market to-day there
were several factors of a bullish char
acter in evidence, the most prominent be-
ing higher cables and reports OF unfavoFable
weather in Argentina. There was a fair gen.
eral demand at the start and the market
opened quite firm initial quotations July
being unchanged to shade higher at S45sc TO
"a 4ssnS5c September was unchanged at 1850.
During the early part Of the session offerings
were light. A big storm in Hungary inficting
severe damage to crops caused advance
Later MESA ges from the Southwest referred
10 the increasing amount of new wheat being
delivered at country stations and to the ex-
cellence of its quality and the heaviness Of
the yield claimed by the farmers Reports
from the Northwest also were favora BILE. The
demand was not equal to the supply and in
consequence a weak undertone developed July
selling Off to s4%c. September declined to
70ssc. The close on both September and July
was at the low point.
In corn firm cables and small primary re-
ceipts were bull factors. The market closed
opened at 4sss G4ss4c and closed at 4s12Q4SSsc.
The cat market displayed a weak undertone
July closed l4Gasc lower at 3S%G3Skc. Sep
tenber closed at 32c
Provisions firm moderate support
from packers The principal demand was for
ribs. The strength OF the hog market helped
provisions. September pork closed 10c higher;
lard up 2I5d5c and ribs We're 5G71sc higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
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Ne7v York Gram and Produce.

NEW YORK, June 23-FLoUR-Reee
20 300 barrels: exports 6600 barrels: market
dull. large arrivals checking demand
WHEAT Receipts. 30 900 bushels: exports
nominal. and 81 0S T. o. efioat; No. / North
ern Duluth, 81 Ol 4; No. / hard Manitoba
nominal, T. o. b. afoat. Options DISPLAYED
notable strength most OF the day. Influenced
early by strong cables. but near the close
prices weakened under realizing and were
finally net unchanged. July closed at S9hc;
September. s4sc; December. s41lc.
HOPS-ouiet.
WOOL-Steady
PETROLEUM-Easy.
FEE-Futures closed steady and un-
changed; sales, 1880 bags; July 5.7515. soc
September &c. October 1Os76 i5c: necember
9 T5c
sUGAR-Raw and refined. firm; No s. 4. 55e:
No 45e; No. s. .45c; No. Q, 4 4Oc: No.
10 4.35c. No. II. Doc: No 10, Csc: No 13.
4 20c; No. IA. l5c; confectioners' A. 4 soc: :
mold A, 5.3Qc; cut loaf 3 05c: crushed 5.g5c;
powdered. 5.o5c; granulated. 4.95c: cubes,
BUTTER-Common to extra, 1391sc: State,
dairy creamery. common to extra. 13G17c.
EGGs-western extra, 17ha1sc: hrsts,
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is
quiet and unchanged. Common are quoted at
445he; prime. 5lsq5Kc; choice, 6q61sc;
PRUNEs-UnsettIed as TO futures with
Santa Clara stock for October shipment report
ed sold on a 2-cent basis (. o. b. although
here holders are asking 2bc and some as
high as 2Ac Spot prunes unchanged and
quiet at 2A C 10 5&c. according to grade
APRICOTS-Are quiet and unchanged, with
choice quoted at 7Z110c; extra choice 1OI "a
1O1lc; fancy. nG13c.
at 7a7Ae; extra choice. 71a@sc: fancy. eH
qloc.
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Poultry and Game.

The Poultry market was very much depressed
for everything except large young Roosters and
Fryers. which formed but very small per
centage OF the supplies car OF Western
Hens which had been standing on the track
overstocked market and met with a sluggish
demand.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys 14615c per ID;
Geese per pair 81 2591 so; Goslings ST 5Od2:
Ducks S4G4 80 per dozen for old and
large % and s4a4 50 for small; young Roosters
81 5OH9 old Boosters. s4G5 Fryers, SEQ
s so: Broiers S3d4 for large and 81 2562 so
for small: Pigeons 81 30 per dozen for old and
81 JOa1 10 for SQUADS.
GAME-Hare. 81 SO per dozen; Rabbits
81 75d2 for Cottontails and 81 per dozen for
brush.
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NcaV York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, June 23-The London tin mar
ket took a sharp upward turn to-day az a re-
suit II was reported. of bull manipulation
and closed at 9110 Is Sd for spot and els lis
for futures. The local market, affected by the
advance abroad. also showed firmness closing
at $28626 Is
Copper also ruled hrmer in London, closing
at CSC les for spot and futures Locally prices
were steady and unchanged. Lake kI2 62ISD
y IS; electrolytic, $12 5oq12 62A; casting.
Lead was unchanged at 81 20G4 80 in the To-
cal market. but was a shade higher in Lon
don, where II closed at ell IS 3D.
SpelteF was also unchanged here at 81 750
s7Is and higher in London, where the closing
price was &22.
Iron closed at Sis Sd in Glasgow and at 42s
101zd I'm Mlddlesboro Locally iron was un-
changed. No / foundry Northern, S14 500
10; 20. foundry. Northern, SIS 1914 %; No.
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count on the morning session. Brokers re.
ported a better demand for old Brewing, as
the brewers were in the market, but quota
tions were unchanged.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed, 81 01Mq1 o21a for old and $1d1 OH
for new; Brewing, 81 O5G1 10; Chevalier,
81 021A91 10 for fair to choice.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December -. s412 9411 9SA 1885
p. m. Session.
December-931 15c.
oATS-Arrivals Of the new crop are in
creasing and quotations for Red are slightly
higher New Grays are also coming in Prices
for old crop remain as before. with quiet
market
Old crop-white. 81 4oG1 IS: Black. 81 2og
l 25: Red, 81 2GG1 80 New crop-Red, 81 &c
al 2233 Gray. 81 35Q1 40 per cu.
CONSIDERATIONS are unsettled and irreg-
ular and show some variation, as Will be seen.
Receipts from the West continue liberal.
Western sacked 81 4561 so for Yellow,
81 45d1 so for White and 81 45 for Mixed
California large Yellow, 81 45q1 so; small
round do. 81 5oaI so: White, 81 4591 80 per
ctl: Egyptian. 81 32h9l 421a for White and
81 2511 80 for Brown.
RYE-S1 seal 32h per ctl
BUCKWHEAT-Nomina at 81 75d2 per ctl.
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SUMMARY OF THE. MARKETS.

L9cdl Stocks and Bonds still inacti5e.
Ne5g York Stocks steady. Cotton lOaocr
leTcGI Dollars higher under japanese demand
Silvey and ExchGnge not materially changed
Wheat and Barley quiet and the latter IO7uer.
Ne70 Oats coming tn more freely Corn unsettled
Large arri5Gls of and old HGy. FeedsfS steady
Beans and Seeds quiet at unchanged prices.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs still plentiful
Provisions unsettled, sU1th local ad5ance anticipated
Estimates of the California Hop crop being reduced
Cattle Sheep and Hogs quiet and unchanged
Nezv Potatoes firm and III demand. Onions Plentiful
Poultry much depressed atith sluggish demand
DecidHoHS Fruits liberal supply and generally 7redR