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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, June 6.-Notwithstandng excel
lent weather conditions throughout the United
States strong tone was manifested in the
wheat market during the entire day At the
opening July uD AGSc at s7AGs7@sc
The firmness was due largely TO unexpected
strength at Liverpool in the face OF a decline
OF lc here yesterday. Reports Of poor con-
diton OF the wheat crop of Austria Hungary
formed the basis OF the higher prices In for.
eign grain markets. In addition a report
that France was buying wheat had consfd.
cradle influence traders. Early in the
session there some selling on bearfsh
weather conditions in the Southwestern States
and because Of advices from Texas stating
that harvest Is we'll under way, July eased bff
to AnSissc. The market. however sun,<
seouently recovered on active buying bv>/a
prominent commission house Decreased pri-
mary receipts gave additional encoura cement
to bulls. During the last hour of trading the
market was extremely strong. The July option
reached the highest point of the day at SSLc
The market closed almost at the highest point
fnal quotations on July being at Ss1sc Clear
ances of wheat and -four equal to So 500
bushels.
Sentiment in the corn pit was bullish.
Offerings were very small and prices had TO
take profits. Small acceptance from the coun-
try had bullish influence. Firm cables aug
mented demand for corn in this market The
close was at the highest point of the day
Sec and sic and closed at the ton
In sympathy with the strength of other
grains. firm tone prevailed in the oat mar
ket. Trading was active feature being an
excellent demand from shorts. July opened
unchanged at 3lhc, sold up to 31&c and
closed at $3.50.
Provisions were firm a result of fur
ther advance in the price or live hogs Pork
and ribs were in good demand The market
closed strong. with September pork up 10c at
s13 10 Lard was up 21365c at So e0dIT 621k
RIBS b, were 5a7 &c higher @ at g 5oes7 72h
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close
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The Co1ee Trade.


The New York circular OF Henry Nord-
liuger & 20 says:
Early last month period OF considerable
activity b actual coffee set IN. II received
an iunpetgSs from the higher import as well as
from tie record breaking reduction IN the
visible supply OF the month before. but was
really hue 70 the virtual exhaustion OF stocks
inland. This activity, however. was only OF
short duration. and trade has again quieted
a1wrL The prevailing idea OF distributors
rhronghout the country is that they Will be
table 70 buy Tor less money during the sum
uler months, hopes being entertained that
when the new crop moves prices viii have TO
Comparing the trade condition this year
with what Il q year ago, find that last
year the trade pursued pretty much the same
TO move. however. the market advanced in
stead of declined, and IN midsummer buyers
July !. 1904. we entered the new crop year
with worlds visible supply OF about r.
S5b.ooo bags This year we viii start with
about II. 0oo. 900 bags; consuming countries
are n Just 90 much better shape 70 tackle the
incoming crop
Last year the opinion prevailed that the
1905 RIO and Santos crop would be about
4 10000 bags Il actually turns out below
100000 bags This year the trade expects
that the 1906 Rio and Santos crop viii be
about 10000 bags The similarity or
opinions 70 those OF year ago striking;
know-Wlthin million bags what the crop
viii be until reliable reports are received from
Lle ClIL6reLL HeClClE as 70 N1dl the average
ourturn IN weight OF beans Will be per given
measure of cherries fully developed bean
Is generally expected In our opinion suffi-
cient allowance Is not made for the extra
ordinarily heavy and continued rainfall OF
late. which must have washed considerable
quantity OF ripe cherries from the trees. On
those plantations where the ground has not
been cleared, which We believe 70 be the case
on most plantations. the weeds must have
EuOwn very high and the quantity which has
cropped OF must be counted e total loss.
with conditions very much the as &
year ago Daring the reduced stocks) and
the possibilities OF q worlds production OF
about the came extent as then. we look for
ward 70 e further cut IN the visible supply
during the coming yeaF-a cut OF sufficient
magnitude 70 bring II below the 10. .ooo, 900 bag
mark by the end OF that crop year.
with regard 10 mild coffees can only
say that the receipts n Europe and the United
states are so small-zbout two-thirds OF what
they were last year during the montA OF May
that they indicate a near exhaustion OF the
supplies from producing countries The total
receipts q mild cof1ees IN Europe and the
United States for the I've months January 70
NAY, inclusive, this year were about 2, 100 600
bags. against 5000. 600 bags the same period
last year Then the receipts OF these kinds
were quite liberal until the end OF September.
but this year they viii be inhnitesimal by
comparison
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Hay and Feedstufrs.

The millers and large receivers continue to
quote arm markets for Bran and other Feed
stuffs except Rolled Barley. which Is lower in
sympathy with the raw grain The situation
in Hay remains unchanged. choice old being
firm and the medium and lower grades dull
and weak. There has been no new Hay In
thus far this week and none is wanted
BRAN-S21 5o@22 80 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$25 50G2S 80 per ton.
SHORTS-$23q24 per ton.
per ton: oiicake Meal at the mill. s33 500
"a so: jobbing $50: Cocoanut Cake at mill,
s22n22 so: jobbins. $23; Cocoanut Meal at
mill, S22G22 so; jobbing, S23; Corn Meal.
$50 50Q31 so; Cracked Corn, s3l@S2; Mixed
Feed s23624 Horse Beans. S30G40 per ton:
Broom Corn Feed 90c per ctl; Calfalfa Meal.
carload lots. $21: Jobbing. SO 90 per ton: Meal
falfa $1S in car lots and $40 for smaller
quantities.
HAY-old crop.wheat. s1o914 so; Wheat
and Oat $9913 so: Oat, Sse112; Barley and
cat ssd10 so; Volunteer Wild Oat sac;
stable. 81 50Ge: stock. IS 5097 so; Clover. SO
10. Alfalfa $7610 90 per ton. New Hay, $56
|; 90 for sown and wild Oat and IS for Wheat.
STRAW-3oG50c per bale.
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Potatoes, onIons and VegetabIes.


Receipts OF new Potatoes continued light
and. with trade active both locally and on
shipping account. the market ruled hrm Tor
box lots, and available supplies were quickly
closed out One lot OF extra fancy white from
the river brought 81 50 per Genital and a few
other lots sold I'D TO 81 65. while the general
run OF supplies sold at previous prices Red
Onions were steady for fancy stock, while or
binary offerings were quiet and lower. Some
new Yellow appeared and sold at 81 90 per
Genital
vegetables arrived freelv and choice offerings
of all descriptions continued TO md ready
outlet at good prices Egg Plant Garlic, Peas
and Green Corn were in increased supply and
lower. while other kinds stood about as pre-
viously quoted. Tomatoes ruled firm. both Tor
local and imported stock
POTATOESNNew-In boxes. 1549Oc Der
cti for Early Rose and 75cGS1 so per ctl for
White; Garnet Chiles. 81 per ctli sack lots,
s5cGS1 15 per ctl. Old-Minnesota, Burbanks.
81 3061 40 per ctl: New York Rurals. 81 2oG
ONIoN&New Red. eocGs1 per sack
GETABLES-Asparagus 447c per 10:
Rhubarb, 50GS5c per box: Green Peas, 81 BOG
2 per sack: String and Wax Beans 4go3sc
per ID. Tomatoes. small boxes and crates.
81 E0G1 IS; large crates. S3Q4. Summer
Squash. small boxes. 50975c: large boxes. 81 70
al 50; Cucumbers. small boxes. 81 25ql 90;
large boxes, 81 75: Cabbage. SOC per etl;
Carrots, 81 per sack: Garlic. 4G515c per 10 for
new; Egg Plant, 1211G1 per 10; Dried Pep
pers 101121kc for sun-dried and 13Ql4c per
ID for evaporated; Green Peppers. - per
ID: Green Corn 20@25c per dozen
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wa-street Stocks generally zUeGker. Cotton lOacer.
Local Bonds fassy actve, but tocks quiet
Si1er and Enc katge rates about as before.
Grain Ercha,gge its semi dnnnal grain statement
Wheat firm, 1xth higher Futures. Barley loarer.
Oats still scGyce. Corn actfve and firm
Rolled Barley louer Other Feedsfs and Hay unchanged
Floiv Faraiaceous Goods and Beans about before.
Grain Bags make another ad0Gnce.
N7U Potatoes light receipt and acti0e Common Onions oer
Good Poultry active and firm. Game unchanged.
Fresh Fruits acti5e CitrtS Frrsits qrnet
Primes GrIvance under good and increasing demand
Ne7U Dried Peaches and APrcots firm and selling 1oeH
Honey saayket better cleaned up and steady
Hides ord Leather in good demand Wool practically cleaned up
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs continue in ample supply
Butter s0re5Ohat higher Eggs and Cheese unchanged
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nners. 81 so9a so; bulls. 81 1904 rs;

26; Gamers: 81 bo92 so; bulls. - 1904 'o'
HOGs-Receipts, 1900: tomorrow. 80 coo:
market sc higher: mixed and butchers. 50 3Oq
As; good to choice heavy. So 3Oqo 4212
rough heavy. $4 6095 %: light. S5 1906 4215
bulk of sales s5 35@5 4215.
sHEEP-Receipts. 14.000: sheep and IAN ms ns
8; fair to choice mixed shorn, So ooq4 40;
Western sheep shorn, s4G5; native lambs.
shorn. 81 56G6 Is. Western lambs 30 oouf "
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, June 6--CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000; steady to 10c lower; native steers,
81 25d5 90; native cows and heifers. 81 2oq
8: stockers and feeders. s3G4 90: bulls, 81 I5g
so; calves $3q5 so; Western fed steers,
"a 50Q5; Western fed cows, So 2544 10.
HOGS-Receipts. II, coo; strong 70 5c higher;
5 3715; packers. s5 321kQ5 40; pigs and light.
$5 1895 3715.
sHEEPZReceipts, 5000; steady to strong;
muttons. 81 25Q5 49, lambs. SIS 1901 80:
range wethers. 81 65@5 25: fed ewes. 81 2oq
co.
Omaha.
OMAHA, June 6-CATTLE-Receipts. 6000;
lower; native steers. 81 1915; cows and heif-
ers So 2564 10; Western steers. $5 4Ogo;
Gamers. S2Q3 25: stockers and feeders, I5g
70: calves. S3 sO@6; bulls and stags' 81 oog
HoGs-Receipts, IA. 600: steady to Sc higher;
heavy. s5 2215615 30; mixed, 50 22hao 20;
light IS 20d5 271s; pigs. sfq5; bulk OF sales.
- sHEsEP-Receipts. 5000; steady; Western
yearlings, 81 6O05 15. wethers, 81 25q4 50;
ewes. S4a4 60; lambs. So 50@6 15-
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK June 6-There was no more
news 70 account for to-day-s decline In stocks
advance. The volume Of dealings declined to
s still smaller total ana midsummer dullness
transfer tax is 10 induce room traders TO
operate for wider fluctuations than before so
are less frequent than formerly. Incentive TO
induce a movement Of prices is correspond
ingiy greater With the market strictly IN
professional hands. the movement OF one day
is designed to secure a point OF vantage for
q contrary movement the following day. The
present market reports little else than this
maneuvering among professional traders 10
move prices and to afford opportunity for their
efforts TO secure advantage at each others
expense Such news as there was to-day was
not unfavorable TO values and there we're some
items Of advantage. The weekly crop report
Of the weather bureau was regarded as dis
IN the market was the decided weakness OF
Amalgamated Copper. Many intimations were
aaoat in speculative circles before the mar
ket opened that a sharp upward movement in
this stock was intended, based On the financial
statement of the company published yesterday.
Suspicious were entertained that q process Of
unloading going the part OF
recently active pool in the stock. The effect
stocks, and the weakening effect spread by
sympathy. The Equitable Life Incident took
On some revived influence for depressing, owing
10 the successive retirements announced from
the directorate OF the society by persons OF
influence in the financial world. Security
markets were affected by the rumors of the
ASSASSINATION of the Car whatever effect
was produced here was purely sentimental, as
the operations in this market for London ac-
count not sufficient to pay for the
penses Of cabling. There some dispo-
sitfon TO look TO the money market as the
place for the seat Of the depression in stocks,
Notwithstanding the great apparent ease of
money. The surplus reserve disclosed by
Saturdays bank statement was at q low level.
and largo special transactions continue TO make
requirements on the market. The market closed
weak al the lowest OF the day
Bonds were dull and irregular. Total sales
par value. 81 6S5 0O0-
United States bonds were all unchanged on
call.
New York Stock List.
r. 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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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The Butter market Is ruling firm IN spite
OF liberal receipts and the quotations below
are not extreme There is no lack OF stock.
nor is there any especial activity In trade.
Cheese is also very steady and without feature.
The advance in Eggs has stopped storing
and checked the retail demand somewhat so
the market is not as stin as IL was before the
current advance. Prices showed no further
change yesterday
Receipts were 90 700 lbs Butter. 1349 cases
Eggs and 81 400 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands 20421c
for extras and 1SG19c for lower and me-
dunn grades: dairy. 1Igl9c; cold storage nom
inal; store Butter, 16917c.
CHEESEStrfctly choice mild new. 913q1oc:
fair to good. s1aq9c: Young Americas. 1910
lie: Eastern, 161h61Sc per ID.
EGG+Ranch 22hG23c for large white Sc
lected and 2oG22c for fair to choice: store
Eggs Is62Oc; cold storage, nominal; Eastern
frsts 1sG21c: seconds. 17d1sc per dozen
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wbeat and other Grains.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-The combination rates
of Dos sd for Wheat and 23s Sd for Barley,
ueuaI Euronean options are still ruling. with
not much chartering reported Inc cnar.ereo
Whest & meet IN p9l 42 nd tons on the same date
last year: disengaged, 2d,Sao tons, "a ae a atnst
81 GOO; on the way to this port, 2i2,S4o tohs'
as vltTF ,sT%Chcago was about 1c higher and
this market hrmer in sympathy as iar as
side buying orders and few sellers The cash
grain was very steady. with ngater oHerlnss-
The Grain EXCHANGE has b ISSUED dc lts Of sqap
on hand, which will be found in the hrst
column. -,-rr-
California Club. 81 4IAa1 SLY California
white Australian. 81 coal 65; Northern
club. its 81 5oG1 So: Northern Bluestem. 81 d21s;
GRADES Of Wheat 81 30@1 IS per ctl.
FUTURES
Session 8 to 11:3o a.
n.o.mD.r 9Dsg sg 81 HEa s4 81 LsS sSs 81 fGSs sss
2 p. m. Session.
open; i High; 'ial $, LST. SSa. 81 ci5ss ass
BARLEY-There was very good business
ranging from 81 10 to 81 15 while one lot OF
old sold at 81 l5 For new to aTTye Mses lsses
not heavy. being 5o2o ctls, but the tone Of the
market was snd the ne 5endsnSy ssaGye down
CASH BARLEY.
Feeds 81 1o@1 15: old Brewing. 81 2IEg
1 35, Chevalier. nominal.
FUTURES
Session to IL 80 a. m.
December . opss5 sss Aisass sss, hSS Sss 0iSss sss.
D. m. Session.
Deeember-ss$c bid SsTsc asked.
OATS-The two remaining cars left in the
market are quoted at 81 55 for Black ana 81 so
for White Some Red. TO arrive to- day, sold
at 81 20. The $50 ctls in from the East were
sold several weeks ago to a local dealer, so
do not go on the market
CORN-The only receipts OF any consequence
are from the West and absorbed by the
local and South American demand fast
they come in. The feeling is firm and prices
western sacked. 81 4caf 42Is for yellow
81 421sd1 As for White and 81 3I1za1 40 for
Mixed: California large Yellow, 81 40G1 As;
small round do, 81 80: White. nominal; Egyp-
tian. 81 32hG1 So for White and 81 25G1 30
for Brown.
RYE-Quiet, with only occasional offerings,
al 81 eOG1 e5 per ctl according to quality.
BJCKWHEAT-s1 1902 % per ctl.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. June 6.-FLOUR-Receipts
WHEAT Receipts, 10000 bushels. Spot.
firm; No. 9 red, 81 OH nominal, elevator; No.
Q red. 81 04 nominal {, O. b. afoat; No. l,
/ hard Manitoba, 81 O4A +. o. b. afoat In
the face of bearish crop news, including the
weekly bureau report, wheat was firm and
higher all day. 1t reflected strong cables.
light receipts very firm outside markets and
an advance In corn and covering of shorts
Last prices showed he to oSs ss net advance
SSH as64sc, closed at $3.50; December. $3.50
S6&sc. closed at S61sc-
1sac.
PETRoLEUM-steady.
WOOL-Steady.
CoFFEE-Futures closed at a net loss of
l0Q12 points. Total sales We're reported OF
5000 bags including: July. G.35G8. 40c: Sep
teInber 650G655c; December, 6.I5d6.S Soc;
February, 6.S5G6 90c.
Spot Rio. easy; No. invoice. Is4c: mild.
steady.
sUGAR-Raw, steady: fair refining. 3%c;
centrifugal. 90 test, 4ssc; molasses sugar. 3iac
BUTrER~Weak Street price, extra cream
cry, 20% d21c; official prices creamery. COM
mon to extra. 1shd20Ac; renovated, common
to extra. 14A41sc; Western imitation cream
cry, extra. 1Sl1@19c; do firsts. 1sc.
CHEESE-Unchanged
EGGS-Unchanged-
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPoRATED APPLEs-The market is un-
settled. with buyers holding off owing TO con-
1icting reports of the new crop. Quotations
are more or less nominal for the time being.
Common to good quoted at 4AG4Ac;
prime. 51sc; choice, 6d6Iac and fancy at &c
PRUNES-Are quiet. but firm in tone, with
quotations ranging from 2Ac to &c. according
to .rade.
APRICOTS-Remain unchanged with choice
quoted at 10a1ohc: extra choice, lie, and
fancy. 12Ql5c
PEACHES-Are in light demand with
choice quoted at 10G10hc: choice 10G10a4c
and fancy at 1112 d12c-
RAISINS-Are without change on spot
Loose Muscatels are quoted at 4d6Ac; seeded
raisins, 5hG6Mc. and London layers at Sig
i Is.
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DRIED FRUITS
New York Metal Marked.

NEW YORK. June Ga decline was re-
ported in the London tin market where spot
closed at e136 as sd and futures at fl35
Locally the market continued quiet. with spot
held at 29971A Q3o121zc.
Copper also was lower abroad closing at
e65 17s Sd for b6th spot and futures. Locally
the situation is unchanged. with lake and
electroytic quoted at 15c and casting at IA 75c.
Lead was higher in the London market
closing at e12 lss Cd, but remained unchanged
At 4.50es4. soc in the local market.
Spelter was unchanged at G23 12s Cd in
London but continued weak in New York
with spot at 5.30c
Iron closed at 49s 4d in Glasgow and at ass
Sd in Middlssboro, Locally the market was
quiet, with No, foundry Northern quoted at
SIG f5Q17 90; No. . foundry Northern at
sic 25G1i; No. i foundry Southern at sic J5
ali 20: No. 1 foundry Southern, soft, S17G
II 20; No foundry Southern at SIG 25G16 %.
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Beans and Seeds.

The Bean market shows no further change Of
any consequence. the tone being steady to
Arm. with the quiet local and shipping inquiry
mentioned so frequently of late. There has
been no further advance In Limas for several
DAYS Seeds are quiet and unchanged
BEANS-Bayos, So 50@3 80; Pea. s3G3 25:
Butter, $363 20; small White. S3G3 so; large
to good and So 25d3 10 for choice. Red. S. so
a7. Lima. S5 So65 90. Red Kidneys s3G4 so.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. nominal; Yellow
Mustard. nominal; Flax. 81 1912 25: Canary
606Ec. Alfalfa 10@11c for California and ION
13c for Utah: Rape nominal; Timothy, 4sG5c:
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miscellaneous Markets
Foreign Futures
Roston Wool Market.

BOSTON June 6.-The wool market con-
t;nnes in a strong position. Events OF the
past week indicate to traders that the large
buyers have the basis OF prices is 10 run
higher Territory quotations: Idaho--Fine, Y
623c: heavy nne 1s120c; fine medium, 22g
53c; medium, 25@2Tc; low medium, 2642Ic
Wyoming-Fine. 2lq22c; heavy me esoz59S jig
low medium, 26Q27c.
Utah and Nevada-Fine. 21q2Sc; neavy nne, aeS
1SG19c; fine medium. 22q23c; medlun' -oV
2Tc; low medium, 2Q2Sc
Montana-Ffne choice, 25G26c; fine average
22Ge3c; fine medium choice, 25Q26c; average.
21q22c: staple, 27q2Sc; medium choice' q
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New york Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. June 6.-The weekly Govern
ment report at noon showed that on the whole
the growth has been satisfactory. especially in
the eastern districts. While the report
not as bearish as anticipated the ring being
short, the market rallied easily some 10 point;
and later sold of.
Futures opened barely steady; June, offered
al .S5c. JuIy 92c; August .93c; Septem-
ber Z. CSC: October s .04c November. s oSc
December. size: January. s.16c bid.
Futures closed quiet and steady; June,
T. s2c: July Ieoc; August. 7.42c; October,
s. Ole: November, s0Sc; December, s.14c;
January. s.1sc: February, s.22c.
middling gulf s csc: sales 13S bales
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Poultry and Game.

Trade in Poultry was active and. aside from
small Broilers and ''scrubby Hens, every
thing in the chicken line ruled firm at pre-
vious prices young BOOSTERS. Fryers and fat.
heavy Hens especially being in demand Ducks.
Pigeons and Turkeys were steady, while Geese
and small Goslings were plentiful and lower.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 19Q20c per ID;
Geese. per pair. 81 50G2: Goslings. 81 25q1 20:
Ducks. S5G5 80 per dozen for old and $3Q5 90
for young: Hens. $4 5045 for small and - oOqg
50 for large; young Roosters. SIQI 90: old
Boosters. 81 5065; Fryers So 50Q6 80: Broilers.
S2d2 % for small and S343 90 for large;
Pigeons, 81 25G1 so: Squads. 81 5OGl IS.
GAME-Hare. 81 50G2 per dozen; Cottontah
Rabbits. 81 50I2 per dozen
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EIour and Farinaceous Goods.

The usual quiet, normal trade is going on
at unchanged quotations.
FLoUR-Caiifornia Family Extras. 81 soG
10 usual terms; Bakers Extras, "a 10G5;
oregon and Washington. jobbing at $49I 80
per bbl.
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, So % per 100
lbs; Rye Flour. SO 75 Gin barrels. 81 80; Rye
Meal. So 80 Gin barrels. 81 50); Rice Flour.
So Corn Meal 50 so: extra cream do. So T5;
Dat Meal, 81 25@4 90: Oat Groats ST so;
Hominy. s. 1894: Buckwheat Flour. s. 500
rs; Cracked Wheat. ss IS: Farina 81 so;
Sc 5oe7 80; in sacks. s617: Pearl Barley. So:
Split Peas. boxes. IS so: Green Peas. s5 so per
100 lbs.
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HIdes. TnIIor. wool and Hons.

There is no further news regarding Wool, as
there is nothing left in the market to work
on except Humboldt and Mendocinos. The
feeling however continues strong
Hops are quiet at the revised prices noted
Yesterday. Pools seem TO be the fashion now
the latest move in this direction, according
to report being the suggested formation Of
one to take in all the growers OF the Pacific
Coast, New York and England
Hides which were somewhat easier a week
or two ago. have turned hrmer and more
active again, though prices show no change
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1561c under quotations Heavy salted
Steers 12c: medium. lie: light. 101kc: Cow
Hides. lie for heavy and 1015c for Light:
Stays: Sc; saited Kip. lie; saltsd Veal. 12c;
Sailed Calf. 13c: dry Hides 1S1z1f9c. dry Kip
1Tc: dry Calf. 22c: Sheepskins. shearlings
35d50c each: short Wool. 50ds0c each; medium
sOc6s1 %: Long Wool. 81 25@2: Horse Hides
salt. s. 2s for large and g T5 for me-
Horse Hides. dry 50 for large and 81 50
for medium. 81 25 for small and soc FOR colts.
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican. soc: dry salted
Mexican. 25c: dry Central american. soc:
Goat Skins-Prime Angoras. 75c. extra large
do 81 25: large, soc: medium. soc: small 35c
TALLOw-No. 1 rendered. 464Hc per ID:
No 2 39Sisc; Grease, 1HQ2hc.
wOOL-Snrinx clir-Humholdt and NAaA,-
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ner York Money Market.

NEW YORK. June 6.-Money on call easy,
2G2h per cent; closing bid and offered, 2A
per cent Time loans easy and dull; sixty
ard ninety days per cent: six months,
3A u3L per cent Prime mercantile paper
81 al per cent Sterling exchange firm. with
actual business in bankers bills at S4.sT05
for demand and s.. S505 for sixty-day bills
Posted rates 81 S6q4 IS. Commercial bills,
81 s4% Bar silver 5sLc. Mexican dollars
45c. Government bonds steady; railroad bonds.