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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK June a4-FLoUR-Receipts
1000: quiet. but firm. Winter patents, 81 9t
40 %: Minnesota patents. IS 5oQ6 20; winter
extras. s3 1903 65: Minnesota patents. So 50d
20; winter extras. So 1o@s Go: Minnesota
8 80.
Srot, irregular; No. red, 81 05 elevator; No.
Northern DuIuth. 81 2oM f. o. b. afoat No.
hard Manitoba, 81 l3 f. o. b. a1oat. Options
at first higher on foreign buying and
room covering but eventually weakened under
liquidation due to improved crop and weather
conditions and an absence of further bull
support The market closed Il to 1Ac net
GoS%c. closed SS1zc
HOP. Steady; Pacific Coast 1904. crop. 23d
26e; 1903 crop. i9d 21c: ods. 1o012c.
HIDES-Steady; California. twenty to twen-
ty-five pounds, 19c: Texas dry, twenty four to
thirty pounds. 1Sisc.
LEATHER-Steady: acid, 24G26c
MooI-ouiet; domestic fleece. s2@36c:
coFFEELThe market for coffee futures
tember, SO 55Ge 60; December, Sc 90; March,
Spot Rio. steady; No invoice, 77-1oc;
mild steady: Cordova. 1oq13c.
SUGAR-Raw. quiet: fair refining aga
l116c; centrifugal. 96 test. 5-lec; molasses
No. I, 81 so, No. 8. 81 10. No ., s4 GJ; No.
10. 81 60; No. II. 81 90: No. T. 81 as: No.
s $ mold a No 70 $ y So s. so os Sc % crushed
SO Is; powdered. 50 5o granulated, s5 45;
cubes. S5 30.
BUTTER-Steady. unchanged.
CHEESE--Quet, unchanged.
EGGS-Quiet. unchanged
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Ihe market con-
tinues firm Common to good, 41414l.c;
prime. 5aic; choice. 6G6hc; farley, &c.
PIuNEs-For future delivery show an ad-
vancing tendency, but the local spot market,
while firm, shows no material change. Quo
tations range from 2ai to &C., according to
grade.
APRICOTS-Are steady and unchanged.
Choice quoted at 10q1Ghc; extra choice,
11c fancy. 12m1.c.
PEACHES-Are firm. with choice quoted at
10l1oAc: extra choice, 10hG10Ac; fancy,
l1laG12c.
cent prices. Loose Muscatels quoted at
4IGAc; seeded raisins 6I.Q6Ac; London lay
ers at S1m1 Ii
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Receipts of Produce.
For sATuRDAy LINE "a
STOCK MARKET.
The Week Closes Both Quiet and
Ceaf-rclcss.

Yesterday was a very fiat day the Stock
& Bond Exchange. There were no sales OF
bonds. and sales or shares were Insignificant
The mining stocks also devoid Of feature.
and even the Tonopahs were not largely dealt
in. except Tonopah Home and North Star.
which sold actively.
The American National Bank has declared
a semi-annuai dividend at the rate OF per
cent per annum, or 50 80 per share, the
capital stock, payable July l.
The Security Savings Bank has declared q
semi-annual dividend at the rate of 3A per
cent per annum on all deposits, payable July l.
The following Oakland banks have declared
semi-nnnual dividends at the rate OF 3A per
cent per annum all savings deposits. pay
able July l. Farmers and Merchants Saw
iurs Union Savings Central Bank and Oak
land Bank of Savings. The State Savings
Bank of Oakland has declared a semi annual
dividend at the rate OF per cent per annum
On all deposits. payable July l.
The OUTPUT OF the Ophir mine last week
amounted TO 81 mining carloads OF assay
ing $gT 03 per ton and 139 carloads assaying
$43 50 per ton
A special meeting of the stockholders OF the
Western Pacific Railway Company has been
called for August 23. to vote upon PROPOSE
tion to increase the capital stock OF that COR
roration by the amount of s25. coo, 600. from
$50. .000, COO, divided into 100000 shares OF the
par value Of 500 per share, to SI5. 900. di-
vided into 10000 shares OF 500 par value
each.
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Frrft Crop Report.

IRON The Crop Bulletin. United States De-
partlnent OF Agriculture. Washington, D. G,
Tor week ending June II, 1862
In the lake region and New England the an
Pie outlook Is more less promising but in
IN tns central valleys it is not favorable. except
New Englsnd-Apples good. but winter va
Heues below average; other fruits promising
New Aork-truit looks promising; apples
nave set well; Strawberries in good condition.
Nv Jetsey-Heavy crop Of Strawberries be-
in marketed
Maryland and Delsware-Sman fruits prom
lsihs' carly cherries ripe, quality good and
average quantity
Nirginia-Apples falling heavily; heavy frost
9Th.
North carolina-Apple crop inferior: peaches
better
Georgia-Eariy peaches being marketed
melons ripening in south.
Flcrida-Pineapples peaches and vegetables
being shipped
shipped.
Te3as-Fruit doing we'll
Arkansas-Apples poor; other fruits prom
tsins.
Tennessee-Fruits mostly failure.
Aissouri-Apples poor; berries good.
Illinois-Berries promising; apples dropping
Indiana-Apples and pIurns falling.
West Virginia-Apples and peaches promise
fruits. except raspberries and blackberries
ohio-Apples dropping badly; peaches i'm
proving; proving grapes promising -, an,
implanted; fruit. except cherries, continues
promising.
Wisconsin-lFr1it prospect good.
Minnesots-Apples promise well; strawber-
ries ripeninZ.
Iowa-Apple crop promising except In por-
tions OF south section.
Nebraska-Apples dropping badly.
Kansas-ADples fair.
Montana-Fruit prospects good.
Colorado Fruit prospects continue generally
good
Ar.zona-Apricots plentiful; apples and
plurne scarce: early vegetables marketed north.
Utah-Sugsr beets and fruit making good
growth.
Oregon-Tree fruit uneven and below aver
age: bush fruit setting heavily.
Washngton-Hops growing well. but have
not armed out: all vegetables doing well.
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General Merchandise.

BAGSLThe advance in Grain Bags con-
tinues: The three northern States want 25.-
been shipped there from Calcutta. hence their
appearance in this market as eager buyers.
Stocks here are very small Grain Bags.
7aT1sc: Wool Bags. 3oG52c: Fleece Twtne,
coAL-wellington IS per ton: New Well
ngton, SIS; Seattle. Sc so: Bryant s6 so;
-eas.i Hill. 50 so: Roslyn. ST. Coos Bay, IS so:
S14 25 in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg.
$l4: Welsh Anthracite Egg. s13: Welsh Lump.
s11 so: Camel. 50 per ton; Coke. s11 50@13 per
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain
descriptions IS 80 per short ton.
oILs-ouotations are for barrels; for cases
cases. No i. zoe; Bakers IA. cases.
raw: China Nut. cases 65asOc per gallon: Co
coanut OIL. in barrels. 5sc for Ceyion and 55c
Oil. csc; natural winter Sperm Oil. CSC: extra
bleached winter Whale Oil. SIC; natural Whale
Oil. SIC: extra winter strained Lard Oil. 75c:
No Neatsfoot OH. s3c; light Herring oil.
&c; dark Herring Oil. 40c: Salmon OIL SAC;
PSlaa Paint oil se ; raw @ Pant % oii sn sfc @ 00so
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-Water White
Coal oil. in bulk. lie; Pearl OIL. in cases.
2oi%c Elaine. 26c: Eocene. 19l5c: Stove Case
line. in bulk. 141sc; in cases. 21c: Motor Gas
gine Distillate iron barrels or drums. Sc; No.
do. 61sc: cases. 6i5c more: Benzine. in bulk.
12nc; In cases. 1Sc: S6-degree Gasoline. in
bulk 25c: in cases. Bic.
TJRPENTINE-S6c per gallon in cases and
ste IN drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead 7n0
Sc per ID: White Lead. II%Tsc. according to
quantity.
SUGAR-Another decline Of zoe Is noted
The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes follows per 1b. in 10O-Ib bags:
Cubes. Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5-30c;
Powdered. 515c: Candy Granulated. 515c; Dry
Granulated. fine. 5.O5c Dry Granuated. coarse
5.G5c; Fruit Granulated. 5.05c: Beet Granu-
lated n0e-lb bags only). 495c: Confectioners'
A. 5.05c; Magnolia A 1850: Extra G, 455c:
half barrels 25c more: boxes. soc more; 5O-Ib
bags 10c more for all kinds. Tablets-Half
tarrels 555c: boxes. 5.SCc; H. & z. Crystal
Dominos. S.05c per lb No order taken for less
thgn seventy-fve barrels its equivalent
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COMMERCIAL - a
FINANCIAL,
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wdll-Street stocks fractonaAy o1ter.
Nothing nezu local stocks and bonds.
Sil0r &c oScer. Exchange rates unchanged
Wheat and Barley futures strong Grain Bags excited and rdsng
Oats and Corn freely offered Lima Beans ocer again
Choice nezu Hay firm, but rusty stock neglected.
Potatoes easier under free receipts Onions steady.
Poaatry in larger receipt and aCeak.
Good Dedmoms and Citrus Fruits actfue and generally firm
Butter, Cheese and Eggs still in large supply.
almonds brought here from the East
Southern Honey producers form pool
Precision and Meat markets previously quoted.
44nothcr decline of in refined Sugar.
Local bank eearings gain oer 100000 last aveek.
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Poultry end Game.

Receipts OF domestic Poultry are runn'n ng
heavy and. with trade rather quiet usual
at this time OF the year. the market is weak
for ordinary chickens and other fowls. Large
young chickens suitable for roasting and fry
ing were in limited supply curing the iast
week. and such stock brought firm prices. but
small ard old stock neglected ard price !
fer such were irregular Quite a few cotps
OF Broilers and ordinary Hens still un-
sold at the close yesterday.
POULTHY-Live Turkeys. 19M20c per ib;
Geese per pair, 81 50i1 10; Goslings, 81 50Q
%; DucKs - W. per S. .9Isn n ier Ole ana sog
S5GlC so for large; young Roostels. seas: old
Roosters. Sids Jo; Fryers. S+G5: Broilers
Pigeons 81 @5G1 90: Squads. 81 30.
GAME-Haie. 81 sea- .er dozen; Cottontail
. rabbits. 81 JoG2 per dozen.
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Butter. Cheese and EGGS.

Some houses are cubing their Butter and put
ting ii into cold storage being unable to
sell it. This is good illustration of the pre-
vailng dullness in trade. Chees. is also drag
ging ard more or less weak. Fine Eggs ar,
fairly steady. but sll other grades are too
plentiful and decidedly weak.
Receipts eco lbs Butter 1904 cases
Eggs and 400 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Cres~nery at first hands. i9c for
extras and 1Sn1Sl4c for lower and medium
grades: dairy. 11G1sI2c: cold storage, nominal
store Butter 1GI1Tc
CHEESE-Strictly choice mild new 1Oc:
fair to good. 9Nai@c; Young Americas. 1870
11c Eastern. 1iG i5c Per ib
EGGS-Ranch. zoe for large white selected d
and 1SG19c FOR fair 10 choice; store Eggs
l6M1Ihc: Eastern firsts. 1Sc: seconds. 1870
f.c per dozen
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Quotations for new crop are not yet estas-
lished. D....
RAisINsL1so4 crop (. O. b. Fresno-sRGenoessa sGosc
Loose Muscatels. 4-crown. 4h95c: 3-crown.
4G4hc. 2-crown. "a Csc; Seedlsss, ogoAc'
Thompsons seedless. ~ @4hc: seediess SUI
NUT1Walnuts. No. softshell, 1ZqlSc;
No. 2 1OQ11c. No. ! hardshell 12c; NO Z.
1Oc; Almonds. 16Q17c for Nonpareils. IoVloc
for x L and Ne Plus Ultra and l1g12c lor
Languedoc; Peanuts. 6QIc for Eastern re-
cans. 11913c: Cocoanuts, $4 5Oqo
1Oc for amber; water white extracted. 513g
6lsc: light amber extracted. 5Q515c; dark. So
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braska told Of favorable yields. Later selling
became general on an official prediction Of
bright weather tomorrow over the harvest
belt. As a result the market became extremely
weak. At the same time poor demand for
cash wheat in outside markets had consid-
cradle effect on prices here. For the July
oltion the lowest point of the day was reached
at S9Ac. closing weak and 1M41Ac lower
at 90c- September was or &c at S4Hc.
Sentiment in the corn pit was bearish The
market closed easy. July closed 1sc lower
at $3.50.
Weakness prevailed In oats. July closed &c
lower at size.
Provisions were firm At the close pork
was off NC. lard was down &c and ribs were
unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Potatoes, Onions and vegetables.

Receipts Of Potatoes continued heavy and
the market closed rather easy. the active trad
ing on shipping account, which had previously
kept the market steady. having ceased Local
trade was quiet, as usual at the end of the
week, and quite surplus of low-grade stock
had to be held over Onions were reported
steady to firm at the familiar quotations.
Miscellaneous vegetables were in free sup
ply and most kinds ruled weak. Cucumbers.
Squash. Beans Corn and Peppers were abun-
dant. while Peas and Tomatoes were in rather
limited supply and firm. Extra Asparagus was
in better demand and frmer at 6Q61ac per
pound but the lower grades were still neglected
by the regular trade and the bulk of the offer
ings went to the Gamers at 3h@512c per Id.
POTATOES-New-6GG GS0c per ctl for Ear,y
Rose and +0ca$1 per ctl for White; Garnet
Chies 7o@SOc per ctl Old Minnesota Bur
banks, 81 4GG1 90 per ctl.
ONIONS-Red, 50tS5c per sack: yellow,
SiQ1 25 per ctl.
ABLES-Asparagus 31296hc per lb;
Rhubarb, 40@S5c per box: Green Peas, SIG
L 90 per sack: String and Wax Beans, 2Q4c
Ter ID: Tomatoes small boxes and crates 81 Az
al so: large boxes. ST; Summer Squash
25G SOC per box: Cucumbers, small boxes oJGf
Gee; large boxes 81 25i1 so: Cabbage. 50c per
ell: Carrots I5cms1 per sack; Garlic SI4c per
lb: Egg Plant 5Gsc per ID; Dried Peppers.
10G12l4c for sun-dred and i:iN1 lie per ID .or
evaporated; Green Peppers 12hG171ac per ID;
Green Corn. Sl41 90 per sack and 81 15q2 per
crate.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, June A.-Notwithstanding ad-
ditional rain in Kansas and the Northwest
sentiment in the wheat pit was bearish the
entire session At the opening the July option
shade higher to A9Hc lower at 00Z a
91hc. During the first hour of trading prices
held comparatively steady. the market re-
ceiving fair support from commission houses
From the start pit traders were free sellers
the disposition seeming to be to take profits
preceding the Sunday holiday. New damage
reports were received, while on the other hand
a number of advices from Kansas and Ne
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New York Cotton Marker.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Cotton futures opened
firm July, S.75c:~ August, S.s2c: September,
s. 0Oc October. S95c: November, 9c; Decem-
ber D.04c: January, 8.05c; March. 9.10c; May
offered DISC.
Futures closed steady. June. 8.63c; July,
S. 1Oc August ste; September. S83c: October,
S.9oc: November S.94c; December. 5000; jan
uary 9.04c: February, 0.06c; March, 9.O9c:
April, Ole: May, 914c.
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands, 9.3Oc;
nidding gulf, 0.5Jc. No sales.
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Bank Statement

NEW YORK. June 24.-rhe statement Of
averages Of the clearinghouse banks OF this
city Tor the week shows:
Loans, 81. 132. S1I 100; decrease 81 4so 200
Deposits. 81, ,146. T92. 9CC; increase Sc. sos leo
Girculationss S4s.eGD. 100; increase, $701. 700.
Legal tenders, SS7,423, 800; increase 81 COO OeO
Specie S2ei, 649. 9oG; increase, IS, ,5l2 200 Re
serve. 1901, 1872, 200 increase, 81, 5l2 200 Re-
serve required. $2Si Co.'S 225; increase, S1,G2T-
O2o Surplus. S1a.o94. .6I5: increase 81. $50, s
Ex-United States deposits, 1S255,525; in
crease, 81, SGT. 425
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CiiCAGO, June 24.-Cash Quotat1ons were
as follows
Flour easy; winter patents. 81 So94 40;
straights, $4@4 20; spring patents. s5@5 20;
spring wheat, 81 1901 II; No. 8. SOL 0s;
No; red. 81 o4; No. corn, 54@54Ac; No 2
yses wte NO No 9ats whte slsAaIss sgA sse o No
rye. 7saS0c; good feeding barley. 40g42;
fair to choice mailing, s46Q49c; No. max
seed. 81 %; No. / Northwestern. 81 AZ: prime
timothy seed. So; mess pork per bbl.. s12 SOC
II 60: lard. per 100 lbs. 81 20@I 221a: short
ribs sides (loose). 81 65@7 so: short clear sides
(boxed). 81 soar 621a; whisky, basis OF high
wines 81 81: clover. contract grade, S11 s5@
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Hay and Feedsfuna.

wide gap is developing between poor and
choice new Hay. The proportion of rusty Hay
IL so great this year that It tends to render
choice clean more or less scarce and high and
the rusty grades too plentiful and low. The
circular of Scott & Magner says:
''Old Hay still continues in the main to
supply the demand. Trade generally continues
very light dealers as we'll as consumers buy
ing only what is needed for Immediate use
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Exports and Imports.

NEW YORK. June 24.-The total imports
OF merchandise and dry goods at the port OF
New York for the week ending to-day were
valued at $40. 0.513, 531 Total imports of specie
al the port OF New York Tor the week ending
to-day were ST6,956 silver and S4S2, ,957 gold.
Total exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending to-day were
$672 202 silver and $403 800 gold
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, June 2i.-The metal markets
were quiet and without special feature aside
frcn further reports of weakness in iron
with some dealers quoting No. 2 foundry
Northern twenty five points lower on the in
side price, at $15 50916 20. Tin was un-
changed at $50 4043o 81.
Copper remains quiet with lake and cleo
trclytic quoted at SIS. and casting at $14 10.
Lead-S4 50G4 60.
Snelter-Easy So 3J
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Hank CIearfuUn

Local hank clearings for the week just end
ed compared with the corresponding week OF
last year show an Increase Of So, ,S9e, 44e, being
$50 999 S62 against $2h, 600 416 in 1904. The
clearings for the same week IN 1908 were SO, =
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Northern business.

PORTLAND June c4.-clearings. s1,5os-
503: balances. Sl53 40
,.5 srokASE os. ne June 24tclearinss. s4i7.cs5;
TAcoMA. June 24.-ciearings, s4e5.4o6;
SEATTLE, June 24-clcarings. s7s5,7ss;
be Iances Sill. .692
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Condition Of m. ,,,reoaurv

WASHINGTON, June 2f--To-days state
ment of the treasury balances in the genera
fund. exclusive of the $3.50 0o0, Coo gold reserve
in the division Of redemption shows available
cash balance. Sl31. sos. .239: gold $65. .e03. .094.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, June 24-C1ose: Money on
call. nominal. No loans. Time loans, easy.
sixty and ninety days per cent: six months
3i5M3A per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 3h94A per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills ct s4s7I5Q4 s72O for de-
mand and at 81 $4,000 S525 for sixty day bills.
Posted rates, S5S694ss; commercial bills,
4S5
Bar silver. 5s15c.
Mexican dollars 45Lc.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
Irregular.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchnngc and DuIlion
wheat and other Grninx.

WHEAT-The week closed with lower
Chicago market. but a steady market here.
Dealers reported more new crop offering. with
sales of No 1 al 81 45G1 so.
\ petition is being circulated among the
members of the grain trade of the Merchants
Exchange. asking tho amendment of the rules
as to permit delivery on time contracts OF
walla Walla Wheat without the sc allowance
to the buyers now prevailing.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 411aG1 52h: California
White Australian, 81 GOAL 65; Northern
club, 81 soal 5.: Northern Bluestem, 81 s2h:
grades of Wheat, 81 3oFl Is per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to 80 a. M
,.r 2 oDss. ss s5 High g 81 LSg as 5, clSss ss:.
BARLEY-Futures quiet but firm and
the same may be said of the cash grain. Other
wise the market was featureless
CASH BARLEY.
81 s7a1 IS; chevaier. new s1@i 10 per eti
FUTURES.
Session 0 to II 80 a M
December :. ssM ssh ssM ssH
OATS-Oferings are increasing daily, as the
the only kind on the market and are quoted
at 81 40@1 IS for fancy 81 25Q1 80 for good
to choice and 81 1901 20 for common The
CORN-There indications that imports
from the West overtaking the demand as
offerings Change more numerous. still.
there is material change In quotations.
81 4O@l 4sN for White and 81 s5@I 81 for
small snail round d. 81 4TN@1 So; White s. 4cS eS
l As: Egyptian 81 321a01 IS for white ana
81 2bG1 80 for Brown.
RYE-offerings are meager. but the market
BUCKWHEAT-$1 1902 % per ctl with the
top figure for seed lots.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
st, Lorts Wool MarIxet.

ST LOUIS June 2t-Wool steady: medium
grades ccmbing and clothing 26G31c; light,
fine. 2il.M2Sc: heavy. fine. 20Q221a 1ac; tub
washed. 3lG42i,c
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Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session-C-ornzrockz
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DccfduouS and Citrus Fruits.

The market for fresh fruits was quite active
during the early trade yesterday. as. in addi-
tion to the usual extra buying for Sunday.
there a brisk demand for Puget Sound
ports. Supplies of most descriptions were
ample, however, and although the market was
steady and close clearances Of some lines were
effected prices of general offerings showed but
little Improvement. Choice ripe Peaches in
carriers sold up to sec and Il few varieties OF
Plums and Prunts. which were in limited sup
ply. commanded small premium. There was
brisk demand for weil-colored Apples and
occasional sales of fancy stock packed in four
tier boxes were reported at 81 80 per box. but
Tor the general market 81 - was regarded as
an outside figure. The Gamers were still bid
ding $lCQ15 per ton for river Aprico;s. but,
as previously mentioned, dealers We're ipdiffer-
ent about parting with their holdings at those
prices. There was not much movement In
cloudy weather In the Berry line the Log an
variety ruled firm at the fat rate of 50 80 per
chest, while all other kinds remained weak
under continued heavy receipts. The Gamers
were in the market for Maliada Strawberries
at the inside quotation and were also buying
haspbei ries at 4c per pound equivalent to
about 81 80 per chest Currants were dull. as
usual at the end OF the week. and quite few
chests had to be held over The Orange mar
Citrus goods We're reported steady with some
special brands OF Lemons commanding sub
stantia premium
STRAW WBEkRIES-Per chest Longworths
S5Q6: large varieties. 81 5oQ4.
RASPBERRIES-Per chest. So 50Q5.
BLACKBERRIEs-ss per chest for choice
and 81 5oQt2 90 for ordinary
BERRIES-NominaI
CHEREIhs-Per drawer. $1g1 IS. In bulk.
5@10c per ID.
CURRANTS-$3 50@5 per chest.
APPLES-$1 70 per box for fancy 75c0S1
for good to choice and 4OGl65c for common
APRICOTS-Crates. 40d60c: small boxes,
3od4Cc: baskets. 2O930c; in bulk. SloG20 per
ton.
PEACHES boxes, 5o@75c; large
boxes. 15c@$1 20; baskets. T5c.
PEARS-Per box. 40cGS1.
PLUMS-Small boxes and crates. 30f60c:
baskets. 1o@30c: Prunes, 50GI5c per crate and
40c yer basket.
FIGs-9ocasl rs for large and 25a75c for
MELONS.Cantaloupe 5caGoc for small
ana 81 o0Qt3 - Tor large crates Watermelons,
3@31ac per pound.
GRAPES-$1Q1 25 per crate.
CITRUS FRU1TS-Oranges Navels 50 500
per box for fancy. $2G2 30 for choice and
81 2h@1 75 for standard Mediterranean Sweets.
81 25d2: valencias. s3G3 90 for choice and
81 25as for standard St. Michaels. 81 700
25; Seedlings. $141 25: Lemons. S2GP2 30 for
fancy. 81 o5a1 so for choice and 75cQsI for
standard: Grape Fruit. s1@2 90: Mexican
Lines. $494 50 per crate: Bananas, 81 50D3
per bunch for Central American and sl01 IS
for Hawaiian; Pineapples. 81 50Q2 so per
Dozen
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-Steady: ~ 15-16d per ounce.
Money-1l2@1A per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is psr cent. and for three months
bills per cent.
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Butter, Chee.e and Ecx..

CHICAGO, June 24.--On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady;
creameries 16G19%c; dairies, 15Q1Sc; eggs,
steady; frsts. 131sc. prime firsts. 15c; extra.
lie; cheese, firm, 91a@10Ac.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
3o3, soo-Total shares sold.
New orlx Bonds.

Japan 6s. cert. .101
Japan IS. I'd ser. 90
Japan AIS. cert. 91X
L & n unified As. .104Z
Man con golc As. .104Z
Mex Central As. 7S
Do 1st inc. 201x
MINI & st L n. 96K
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
Beans and Seeds.

Another shading off In Limas is noted Other
descriptions of Beans remain before The
market shows no new features.
BEANS-Bayos. So 5Ot4: Pea. s3Q3 so;
Butter 81 J0G4: small White, $3Q3 60: large
White. 50 50Q2 90: Pink, 81 50G2 so for fair
to good and So 25Q3 IS for choice: seed lots
are quoted up to 81; Red. S5 5OQ7; Lima,
S5 I0@5 15: Red Kidneys. SSq+ 80; Blackeyes
81 95@S 10 per ctl; Horse Beans. 81 s5Q2 40
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. nominal; Yellow
Gd64c: Alfalfa 10Q11c for California and 120
I3c for Utah; Rape, nominal: Timothy, 4H45c
Hemp 3GI31ac per lb: Millet. S43hc; Broom
Corn Seed $20G21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Nies, 81 1892 23; Green
Peas 81 7562 20 per ctI