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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Nav 22-The wheat market to-
Gay opened extremely strong, with an active
lions in May up lie at 90c- July was,
shade lower to ss@1ac higher at Sc to sS15c.
who had become satisfied that growing wheat
needed moisture. Rains were reported both In
the Northwest and Southwest. In addition
wheat prices at Liverpool were higher The
May option appeared to be in strong hands and
efforts of shorts to dislodge offerings failed
until the price had been bid up to 81 o. Mean
time July advanced to S95sc. On the accent
advance in May there was enough profit taking
to cause a considerable reaction, At the same,
time factors that had been apparently unheedeH
early in the session began TO have their effett
on the future deliveries. Worlds shipments
were about 100000 bushels in excess of the
amount generally expected. The amount OF
breadstuffs on passage showed an increase of
304, 600 bushels. In addition a report of
Mfnnea polls crop expert, who is investi-
eating the winter wheat situation in the South
west was considered of a bearish character. It
had been expected that the report would be
quite bullish hence an estimate by this author
ity of a fair crop proved disappointment to
the bulls. Another weakening influence was
an increase of 20 per cent in primary receipts
The market, however, closed firm, with May
4c higher at 81 Oh. Final quotations on July
were UP ss@&c at sSS4c.
corn for May delivery was the feature OF trad
ing in the corn pit The volume of trading
which was transacted while the price was max
ing the sudden upward leap was extraordinari-
ly small. it being estimated at not over 100000
bushels. There was no apparent pressure put
on the May shorts, who seemingly had con-
WINGED themselves that they were in bad pre-
dfcament and the sooner they made the neces-
sary sacrifice TO get out the better they We're
likely to fare. All that the leading longs could
doSswas to refuse TO sell any May corn. This
they did until the price of May had jumped
from SIC at the opening to Soc within half an
hour of the start. At Csc the liberal profts in
sight started moderate liquidation and reac-
ton soon followed. May closed firm with net
gain OF 4lsc at $3.50. July closed at 4Sc.
net gain of II
In sympathy with the sharp advance in other
grains the oats market was nrm. July closed
&c higher at 299sc-
Provisions were firm early as result of a
Ice advance in the price or live hogs. Later
sentiment became easier profit-taking. At
the close July pork was off DC. lard was off
PIC and ribs a shade lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK May 22-The tone OF specu-
iatfve sentiment underwent abrupt transi-
ton during the course OF to-das's trading IN
sfockE Defined ruu1ors OF q financial fnstitu-
ton III trouble were circulated late IN the day.
The influence on feeling Of the violent break
IN prices Ia the latter part Of the day was
the mere effective on account OF the strength
shown during the morning. Last weeks
heavy liquidation and the apparent renewal
expectation Of very heavy selling TO be faced
The good resistance offered by the market this
morning therefore came as surprise, and the
professional traders were inclined to hasten
make commitments on the long side OF the
market The receipt OF considerable buying
orders from London gave an impression also
OF revived confidence IN our securities on that
eide OF the ocean. There no news to ac-
count for the sudden accession of selling power
IN the market, the orders to sell appearing sim
ultaneously IN many quarters and from an un-
known origin. The market had come practl-
cally 70 a standstin before they appeared and
this had a discouraging effect on those boneg,I
Tor a further advance The upward movement
gave impression OF having beer foefered
Tor the purpose Of afording a better basis for
further liquidation, and the suspicion cot
abroad that large and important Interests ,a,err,
getting out OF their holdings OF some ~ re
most important stocks in the market The
abrupt drop IN Northern Pacific was ~ sr,actsI
influence on sentiment II is now heise1,ed
that the formation last week OF the Nortbev-n
Pacific directorate may be accepted as t5a
definite conclusicn OF any harmony plans ff,Ss
may have been. IN contemplation and any arz
coEnparying hopes OF the high values 70 ha
developed IN all Northwestern stocks By a
comparative plan 70 conserve al interests.
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There is disposition TO account for the per-
sistent and determined liquidation as being
due largely to the retirement Of holdings &C
ouired at one or another stage OF the at
tempted settlement in the Northwest. Another
important sentimental influence was the re-
newed weakness OF the United States Steel
stocks. Measuring assertions from authori-
ties in the trade OF the light Importance TO be
attached to the present iull IN that trade are
OF little effect on sentiment in the face OF the
practical. weakness of these stocks In the mar
ket and the prevalence OF the doubts OF the
stability of the iron and steel trade bring
ing into question the whole business outlook
Railroad traffic officials admitted some fall
ing of in business account of crop uncer-
tainties. and the strength OF wheat to-day
on the weather in the Southwest augmented
this influence. Some Of the weakness OF spe-
cial stocks was attributed 10 the renewed cam
paign by advertising methods in favor OF sell
ing stocks. There was the usual short cover
ing on the days decline. but pressure was re-
newed and tho closing was easy.
Bonds were weak. Total sales, par value,
s., 300. 600, United States bonds were all IN
changed on call
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
e F. Hutton Co., 400 California street,
San Francisco. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange, furnish the following official
quotations of that Exchange:
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Dried Fruits in New York.

Mail advices from New York say:
General report credits the spot prune mar
kef with q very strong tone, but prices DO not
improve. The strength OF the spot situation
appears 70 be based more upon the prospect OF
a light crop this season than upon any increase
a buving interest. AS previously stated the
Middle West has been OF late sending more
orders 10 the coast for prompt shipments. but
buyers IN this section do not enthuse over the
situation and display no speculative interest
The situation on the coast in regard 10 spot
supplies is held BY leading interests there TO
be a very strong one. IN the face OF the fact
that the coming crop in Santa Clara Valley
promises not TO exceed a quarter Of q full
output while in other sections, claimed.
the situation Is almost bad From the
same source the report comes that there are
ver-v few good prunes Of the 1900 crop left on
the coast. In other California dried fruits on
the SPOT the market is very quiet. and futures
appear 70 attract no attention. Supplies Of
raisins are very small and the consuming
trade Il the usual experience is repeated, is
expected 10 need a considerable quantity for
actual use during the next few weeks those
who have any stock are disposed 20 hold il
firmly al the quoted prices. Offerings of small
resale, lots OF spot peaches continue and the
market is easy Spot aprfcots are in limited
demand and fairly firm. Little interest is
shown in spot currants, but there is no dispo-
siti0n among holders TO shade prices in
ducerneut TO buyers
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Emit Crop Report.

From the Crop Bulletin. United States De-
partment OF Agrl S1 ,oo5 shihston' y -
New England-LiUtie damage from frost;
vegetation is backward.
New York-Cherries plump; peaches in full
bloom: apples just beginning 70 bloom.
New Jersey-ADpe bloom profuse; trans
planting OF tomatoes and sweet potatoes pro-
Pennsylvania-Aost fruit trees are bloom
ing profusely and promise good yields.
Maryland and Delawere-Late fruit prom
vlrginia-AppIes coed; peaches fair locally.
Cseorgfs-I1esches dropping badly: outlook In
,,o-tbefr hslf ~ state less favorable than last
week but prospects good in south
Florida-citr1s trees making good growth
indications for light crop OF Plneapples
Aiabama-Fruit prospect fairly good in
south.
Texas-sugar cane, fruit potatoes and
gardens fair 10 good.
Arkansas-Fruit generally promising; apples
Tennessee-Fruit prospects better than ex-
pected.
Missouri-AppIes promising. other fruits bet
ter than expected.
ulinois-Appies and other fruit promising,
Indiana-Peaches. cherries and pluns killed
In places. but generally the outlook for all
West Tirgfnis-Plurns and cherries consid-
erably damaged by frost, but fair prospects
for apples. peaches and pears.
Ohio-Good apple bloom; early cherries poor;
strawberry bloom generally good
Michigan-Sugar beet seeding becoming gen
erai; heavy frosts did only slight damage 70
early strawberries; fruit prospects generally
promising; apples and pears blooming abund-
sutly.
Towa-AppIes cherries and pluns give prom
Use OF good yields
South Dakota-Han and frost injured some
early fruits.
pgebrasks-sone damage 10 early fruit in
northwestern counties by frost and snow.
Kansss-Apples promise well; Strawberries
ripe n south
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fruit doing
well
Mon. ana-Apples. cherries and pluns bloom
inE.
Idsho-Beets coming ups well
Colorado-Sugar beets doing well. nearly all
planted; fruit generally in bloom
Utah-Frut prospects generally good
Nevada-Prospects for fruit excellent
Washington-Frosts damaged fruits and veg
etables IN many localities; prunes not set well;
other fruits promising; hops growing un-
evenly.
Oregon-Hops free Of verrlin. but many hills
missing; fruit prospects fair
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Trade in new Potatoes was quiet. with con-
ditions generally unfavorable to the selling in
terests. River stock was in free supply and
met with slow sale, the bulk Of the offerings
being small and otherwise poor. Only one lot
brought the outside quotation. Receipts of
sacked stock from across the bay came to hand
too late for the regular trade, and quite a
surplus had to be carried over. Old Potatoes
were steady and Rurals from Colorado were
higher. Receipts Of Onions were rather light
but the market was amply supplied with car
ried over stock and ruled weak at the recent
decline.
The vegetable market was weak with sup
plies OF most kinds far IN excess of the de-
mand. String and Wax Beans were very weak
and the top quotation obtained only for
choice selections from the bay and river dis
tricts. Los Angeles lots were offering at 81
per sack, but found buyers. Asparagus and
Cucumbers easier. and another car of
Florida Tomatoes was at hand.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the river, $fD
25 per ctl; Oregon Burbanks. 81 35@f 90 per
ctl: Minnesota Burbanks. 81 4oG1 30 per ctl;
New York Hurals, 81 25q1 80 per ctl; new Po-
tatoes $1@1 65 per cti.
ONIONS-Australian. SO per ctl new Red
81 per sack: Green Onions 40@50c per box
VEGETABLES - Asparagus, 4d7c per 10;
Rhubarb. 60GS5c per box: Green Peas. 81 o55j
2 per sack: String and Wax Beans, 2ha6c
per lb: Tomatoes, small boxes and crates ST %
al 10; large crates $293: Summer Squash
T5ca$i per box; Cucumbers 81 25B1 IS per
boy: Cabbage, SOC per ctl; Carrots SOC per
sack: Garlic, loo per ID; Egg Plant, - per
ID: Dried Peppers, 1oG12hc for sun-driedr and
13a14c per ID for evaporated: Green Peppers
15c per ,lb
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ceased and orders are Insignificant and good
deal of Butter heretofore coming in In cubes IS
now arriving in cases. the tendency is to sell
and keep the floors clean, even II concessions
to buyers necessary Hence the DISPOSE
ton to quote lower prices.
The weakness in Cheese continues with the
tendency still downward.
Conflicting reports were received on Eggs.
Some houses reported strong and others a
weak market 1t was largely question OF
stocks. The demand was slack The feeling
unsettled. and quotations ara liable to
make a change any day.
Receipts were LOT 100 lbs Butter. 1927 cases
Eggs and %, coo lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creanery at first hands. 10000
for extras and 171S61Si2c for lower aud me-
dunn grades: dairy. Halo; cold storage nom
inal: store Butter. 16d1Tc-
CHEESElStrictiy choice mild new, 91ac;
fair. to good, SE d9c; Young Americas. 10A@
lie: Eastern 1915 11Sc per 10.
EGGS-Ranch zoe for fancy large white
and 1T6i9c for fair to choice; store Eggs.
16G17hc: cold storage. nominal: Eastern,
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The Eastern wires Of e F. Hutton Co.
yesterday said:
NEW YORK sroCKS-Market showed
strength for q time. but big selling re-
sumeo and the list broke sharply. Much OF the
selling represented liquidation, but there was
also a great deal OF bear pounding. The at
tack Of Lawson had more or less influence.
but vague rumors Of impending bad news
were more effective There was a rally at
the close. which amounted 10 a point the
more active stocks.
COFFEE-Cables from Europe and Brazil
were regarded q more encouraging to the
bulls and this market was firm IN sympathy
but with q very limited demand. Europe is not
al all disposed 10 bull coffee until more is
known concerning the new crop and New
York Is carrying the bag in point Of supplies,
which are very unevenly distributed. Should
the new crop come 20 the market slowly other
tributng points viii become anxious buy
ers, but there seems TO be e waiting policy at
present.
BOSTON COPPER-Liquidations added to
the besrish tactics Of the Lawson brokers'
caused lower prices all through the list The
most encouraging feature was the scarcity OF
stocks offered. and soon this furry IN
the New York market IS over we expect a
sharp rally IN the local coppers-
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wa-sreet Stocks from to points o7eer. Cotton higher.
Local Stock trading quiet and featsreless.
Sivw "a lozcer and Sterling Exchange Ac higher.
Wheat and Barley Futures aciae and higher.
No further change in Oats, Corn or Rye.
Hay Beans and Feedstrefs as before quoted
Butter and Cheese 7Uedk and e gs unsettled.
Hides sharp demand and higher Leather 7tunted for export
Precision and Meat markets ope. the zUeek unchanged
Potatoes and Onions plentiful and materially changed
Another car of Tomatoes in from Florida.
Poultry and Game previously qgoted.
Assortment of Fruits steadily increasing. Oranges sceaker
Situation in Primes continues strengthen.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
TnCAr
wheat and other Grains.

yuIyrAr nr -,s, ,,i,,o,., - 49,
w ,E<A l-lhs "oIiu enlpLlen.s 5Ol sne
ssfs 600 Danuh,an leo coo. Argentine. o44 600:
indian Tx 600. Austraiian II 900
Chicago was higher This marker for futures
wa q also higher bctt, months a5vancine with
considerable activity under Continued short
covering The cash grain was firm with
fair demand
rAcIJ WHEAT
,,,<,
Saulornia Ciup, - ~ 12ql 9v' CaHIotnia
white Australian. 81 o0uI ~; Nortnern
Slun, 81 o9gi 90; Nor,nsrn biueslem 81 ozz3:
northern Eeo, ~ aoqi 81 2 per GU lower
grades OF wheat, 81 3uQl 10 per ctL
FUTURES.
Session tn IL 80 m
Open. High. Low. Close.
Nav 81 40 81 4a% 81 40 81 40
necanber s9% III u aSl 3S1s
Sa.s.o
III 0essh
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Flour and Fnrinaceous Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 son
10, usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 1905;
Oregon and Washington. jobbing- at SiQ4s so
per bbl-
FARINACEoUS GoODS-Prices in packages
are follows: Graham Flour. So % per 100
lbs: Rye Flour. So 20 Tin barrels. 81 75); Rye
SIS; Corn Meal 50 so: extra cream do So Is:
Dat Meal 81 25G4 so: Dat Greats 81 so:
Horniny So 1894: Buckwheat Flour 81 5O0
4 10; Cracked Wheat. So IS: Farina. 81 SO:
Whole Wheat Flour. So so: Rollsd Oats. bbls.
Split Peas. boxes. IS SO; Green Peas. SIS 80 per
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Beans and Seeds.

The market is quiet ana shows no further
change.
BEANS-Bayos So 25Qs so; Pea. IS 5o@s rs:
Butter. sSqS e; small White. sos IS: large
to good and sos so for choice: Red sT97 so:
Lima. 50 5o@5 60: Red Kidneys S3@4s Black
eyes. $Sq3 10 per ctl; Horse Beans. 81 S59
2 40.
SEEDS-Browp Mustard. nominal: Yellow
Mustard. nominal; Flax, 81 1902 %: Canary,
6G6Ac; Alfalfa. 10Q11e for Calffornia and 126
13c FIR Utah; Rape. nominal: Timothy. Az Csc:
Hemp. 3G3hc per Id; Millet, 3931zc; Broom
Corn Seed. $20@21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niies, 81 1902 IS; Green
Peas, 81 1892 % per ctl-
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OREGON.
STOCK MARKET.
Quiet Markets All Around, with No
New Features

The week opened with quiet markets on ALI
tie exchanges, though the Comseock mining
shares had very fair business at <eneraIly
easier prices The TonOpahs were weak as a
rule. with decreased trading. The oil stocks
were nat and neglected.
On the Stock and Bond Exchange there were
no new features worthy Of attention, both
bonds and shares being inactive.
The Alaska Packers Association was ex-div-
idend of 75c yesterday. ~
The dividend OF the Onomea Sugar Company,
increased to 4Oc. will be payable June 5.
The United Milk Company Of San Francisco
has declared a regular monthly dividend OF
cents per share on the preferred stock. payable
Immediately
The Honokaa Sugar Company will pay a reg
uiar monthly dividend OF 10 cents Per share
June l.
The Yellow Jacket Mining Company has lev
led an assessment OF loo per share.
The Silver Hill Mining Company has been
notified OF shipment OF bullion valued at
S625O The total extraction OF ore from the
mine last week 2S4 cars. assaying on
basis OF gold value SIS IS per ton.
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Hay and FeedstuRs.
THU CS0SEH1kSs
There is no further change in anything I'M
der this head

There is no further change in anything I'M
der this head.
BRAN-$21922 per ton
MIDDLINGS-$25d2S per ton.
SHORTS-S22 50Q23 90 per tom
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. SIS 50426 so
per ton: Oilcake Meal at the mill, $33 501
"a so; jobbing. $50: Cocoanut Cake at mill.
s22@22 80: jobbing. S23: Cocoanut Meal at
mill. S22@22 3d. jobbing, S23 Corn Meal.
$50: Cracked Corn. $50 50G31; Mixed
Feed. s2S@24; Horse Beans. $30@4O per ton;
Broom Corn Feed 90c per ctl Calfalfa Meal.
carload lots, $21; jobbing. so so per ton: Meal
falfa, SIS in car lots and $50 for smaller
quantities.
HAY-wheat, s11 50@14 5e Wheat and Dat,
s10G13 so; Oat s9G12; Barley and Oat s7@
10 so; Volunteer Wild Dat. 5000; stable. ss6D0:
stock. 50 5oG7 SO; Clover. S7q10: Alfalfa. $40
10 so per ton.
STRAW-SOQ50c per bale
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Provisions.

There was no change in market conditions
Yesterday trade being quiet, with prices gen
orally firm.
heavy lie for light medium. 13c for light
15ssc for extra light and 1880 for sugar-eured:
susar-cured Hams 13kQ141sc; Califor-
MIA Hams. 12t5c; Mess Beef. SO per bill:
extra Mess. $40 50q11: Family. s12: prime
Mess Pork S14 so: extra clear, S21: Mess
$40 so: Pig Pork. s24: Pigs Feet. SIS. Smoked
Beef. 15c per ID
LARD-Terces quoted at SIC per ID for
California compound. &c for Eastern compound
and e%c for pure: half-barreis. pure. 10Ac;
1o-lb tins. 103sc; 5-lb tins. 108c: BIB tins.
1G&c
COTTOLENE-one half barrel. 7zc. three
half barrels Use: one fierce. TIC; two tierces.
72sc. five tierces, INC per Id.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. May z2-CIose: Money on
call easy. 2d256 per cent: closing bid . offered
~. Time money very easy and dull; sixty
days, per cent; ninety days. 81 per cent;
six months Sk G3k per cent
Prime mercantile parer, 32t 94A per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual business
IN bankers bills at S4sT05d4 s71o for demand
and 81 81 s505d4 1910 for sixty day bills
Posted rates, 81 S5iz and - S7h-
Commercial bills, 81 szA.
Bar silver, bSkc.
Mexican dollars. zoc-
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds
weak
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Northern wheat Market.

OREGON
PORTLAND, May 22-WHEAT-C1ub. SAC
SEC; bluestem 90632c; valley. S59e0c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Wash, May 22.-WHEAT-Un-
changed; bluesfem S1c club, &c.
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Poultry and Came.

Two cars OF Western Poultry, consisting
chiefly of Hens, were on sale and cleaned up
we'll at steady prices. There was practically
no market for local stocks, receipts being very
light and trade quiet
POuLTRY-Live Turkeys. $4,000 per ID:
e,sese. per pair 50 25G2 90; Goslings 50 5O63:
Ducks. $5@5 so per dozen for old and s507 FOR
Young: Hens 81 50d5 for small and S6as 90
FOR LARGE: young Roosters SO. SIG! go: old
ersS So a562 so for small and $S93 80 for
large; Pigeons. 81 2541 so: Squads. 81 ESQ
GAME-Hare 81 5091 70 per dozen: Cotton
tail Rabbits, 81 T5@2 rs per dozen.
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sUGAR-Raw, steady; fair refining. 11-10c:
centrifugal 90 test. 7-16c; molasses sugar.
3 7-16c: refined steady.
BUTTER-Firm Street price. extra cream
cry, 22G2215c; official prices, creamery, COM
mon to extra, 19@22c: state dairy common to
extra, 1SG1S15c; renovated, common to extra,
15Qf20c; Western factory. common to extra. IA
@1S15c; Western imitation creamery. extra, 100
zoe: do frsts, 1Sc.
CHEEslEasy New State. full cream.
small white, fine, 1GAc: do fair to choice, 100
1015c: do colored fine, 1G1ac; do fair to choice.
ga @10Ac; do white, large. fine. 104101ac; do
colored fine "a 0D10Ac; old State. full cream,
colored and white. fancy, Ike: do fine 1870.
EGGS-Firm. Western cnoice to fancy, Is
Q1S1ac; do regular packings. 1635Q17c.
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPORATED APPLES-The market shows
no change, with transactions on spot so small
as to make quotations more or less nominal.
Common to good are quoted at Al G454c; prime,
5L@5lIc: choice 6661ac: fancy, &c.
PRUNES-Show some improvement on spot,
owing to the firm coast advices and little
better demand, practically all for the larger
sizes. Quotations range from 2Ac to &c, ac-
cording to grade.
APRIcOTS-Are little steadier in tone,
owing to the limited offer of futures. Choice
are quoted at 101Ac: extra choice. lie; fancy,
12D15c
PEAcHES-Rule steady to firm, with choice
quoted at 10@1oAc: extra choice, 1012 @10%c;
fancy, 111a@12c.
RAISINS-Continue steady at recent prices.
Loose muscatels are quoted at Az @6Ac; seeded
raisins. 81 d6&c; London layers. S1Q1 10.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.
AGo, May 22--cash quotations were

CHICAGO, May 22.-cash quotations were
Flour firm. No spring wheat. 81 o5a1 90:
No o. SiQ1 06; No. 2 red. 81 o3QI oS; No
s0ssc. IA white. 32l4 aa3c: No. 3 white.
S1Gsahc: NO 2 rye. II laqI75sc, good feeding
M fisxseed. 81 20: No. l Northwestern.
81 AZ: prime timothy seed; 81 80; mess pork <,
Per Dbl. So 50612 So: lard, per LOG lbs; q 20
short sleor sides boxed 81 12H@7 25; .whis
Lay hasss Of high wines. 81 90; clover, con-
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Ru,t.r. Cbeese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. May 22.-on the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter ma laaso was steady
EGCSEFirm at mark. cases included, 15c;
irsts Ice. .oxe.,
ELGIN, ILL.,, May 2z-butter nrfn al &c;
sales 497. 654 pounds.