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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25
NOTES OF MUSIC EVENTS.

The ANAL concerts OF the Russian symphony society
tor the current season will take place Of Carnegie
Hall on Saturday evening. April 4, and the follow
Ing Sunday afternoon. The programme VIII IN.
clude Rubinstein's Don QuiIote," the third ac' OF
Rlmsky. Korsakow's opera ballet "Mlada,' ano
Tsch ak owsky's Marble SlaV."
Tho las, concert Of the Olive Mead Quartet Will
take place in Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday even
Ing. April 3.
The New Music Society Of America will give It's
seeond concert on Monday evening. April 2. In
Carnegie Hall. The programme VIII CONSIST OF
Chadwick's "Meipomene" overture. Henry nor
den Huss's violin concerto In d minor, DaVla
Stanley Smiths III Penseroso" and "L'Alesfo.
and Frederic s. Converse's fantasy. Tho Mystic
Trumpeter." Maud PoWeI VIII play 'ue 'e'A
concerto.
The Flonzaley Quartet will give a concert IN
Mendelssohn Hall on Wednesday evening for the
benefit of auIiiaries Nos. 10 and 10 OF tno stony
Void Sanatorum.
Paul Dufault, solo tenor OF the Pilgrim Chufon'
Rrooklyn. will rive a recital OF French songs In
Knabe Hall on tho evening OF April 8.
Albert Won Doenhof will give q plano recital In
Mendelssohn Hall on the evening Of April 4.
The sixth and last symphony concert for young
people for this season, under the direction OF FRANK
Damrosch, will be given In Carnegie Hall on next
Saturday, March 81. at $50 p. 81. The programme
will BIO devoted entirely 10 wagner. These con'
certs have had 0 very successful season. and during
the last eight years have quietly done much 10
create an intelligent understanding aud sppreoia.
ton of the best music.
At the Hlppodoms to night Victor Herbert and
his orchestra Will again offer one OF those pro-
grammes of contrasts In which Mr.. Hefoerts aa-
mirers delight. As an addition to tho varied or
chestrnl numbers, Miss Julia Allen. q New YORK
girl, will make q temperance after an absence
OF three years devoted to italian opera Alss Allen
has sung the roles beloved OF all the famous sopranos.
and her introduction tonight will be made with
the well known "Ah. fors c lui," from "TTavista."
She viii also sing the Variations dc Concert by
Prooh, a medium for brllance OF execution. Mr.
Herbert has made an excellent selection of mum.
bers for the orchestra. among them Litoin's Robes.
pierre" overture. the Rakoczy march from Ber-
iIoz's "DamnAtion Of Faust" two new compost
lions by Eigar and StahlberE. and q group from his
own writings. including his dainty morceau' "sadi-
nago.s
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Rew York stock Market

NEW YORK. June 1s.-In It's main
essentials todSy's stock market was but
& repetition Of those OF the early wee K
Trading was gain IN moderate volume,
fluctuations were for the most part mar
row and the bulk Of the business was,
- possible, even more professional OI
~ tside Interest there was none The
NeWs OF the day. while again lacking IN
specific detail, was not OF the character
calculated 20 make for higher prices
The pressure directed against the Unit
&c States Steel Issues today was so per
sistent es 10 provoke comment Ahe
downward tendency OF these shares
vas doubtless accounted for in part II
not entirely By the testimony OF those
II g position to know that the business
"a ali branches Of this industry except
steel rails is on the decline as compared
with the unprec edented activity or the
past year. The increase OF the Pennsyl-
Wania CcmpalyB dividend from 10
6 per cent basis failed to evoke any re-
spODse 81 the shares OF the Pennsy wanna
Railroad Company, although the entire
stock OF the nrst- ma NED cooperation is
held by the railroad. St Paul was again
the only stock that displayed DECIDED
strength, the other active issues, with
few exceptions, showing marked weah-
ness This tendency was further pro-
nounced In the late trading, which was
~ Ost prominent for It's frequent perloos
81 absolute stagnation- a Few new sto-
Ties were circulated 10 account for st
Paufs further rise, some OF them so i'm
possible as to fail OF their own Helg ght
Soardroonn gossip had IL that a proTnt-
che Of the Southern Railway properties
g few years ago is still remembered,
had bought largely OF St Paul in the
hope Of securing recognition in its dl-
EectOry. Another equally irresponsible
story was that Union Pacific interests
had recently acquired large holdings
with view 70 getting control. In the
fnai dealings the selling pressure be-
came 50 acute as 70 wipe out 81. Pauis
gain and reduce the general Level ma
rerially below the previous days clos
lnQ The greatest weakness was in the
PHsfl stocks, Union Pacinc, Canadian Pa
ciac, Missouri pacific. Chicago
Great western Kansas and Texas
preferred Louisville and Nash
Vile and Brooklyn Transit, with
similar weakness IN numerous INDUS
trial stocks The movements OF the for
eign STOCK markets were generally ike
our own IN point OF weakness Anerl-
cans were irregular In London and little
Money conditions were without mate
nal change, aside from the better oe-
mand for Oger-year loans, which were
made at 5A per cent. though SIX
months loans were reported al u.
Late lncscents OF the day Included an
increase from 70 2 Il per cent on the
dividend on the preferred stock OF the
PirtsburR Cincinnati, Chicago and 81.
Louis road, and the publication OF the
earnings for the year. The ngures IN
oicated q slight falling on a let ana
probable decrease OF 100000 In the
years surplus.
Bonds we're irregular. Total sales
tpar vAlae). s2.ti0.D00. United states
bonds were unchanged on cali
New Hork stock List.
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Conaition of Trade.

The New York circular Of J. s. Bache
4 Co. says.
The Immense volume Of general
business throughout the country is
SHOWN IN the compilation or bank
clearings Tor May, made by Brad
streets. Notwithstanding the quiet
speculation IN securities and other COM
cleartngs for the United States aggre-
gate SlS,1SS,0 ,0oo, 0oe- This figure has
only been exceeded by those OF Decem-
bers 1905. and January, 1906.
Conditions in the steel and iron
trade continue faYors ble, and business
is IN large volume. From present indi-
cations, the railroads Will take every
pound OF steel ordered. The untitled
orders Of the Uhited States Steel Cor
poratiOn are expected 10 show an in
crease this month.
The money market continues in a
comfortable position. but, as said be
fore. we do nor look for this condition
70 prevail except for a limited period.
The fal crop needs and the necessary
demands for the great and still grow
ing business OF the country make GER
tain a Tightening of the reins imme
n auely that the summer season begins
--n1ch TO 60 with credit position, and
r5le man who Is making money finds il
.e@s.er 10 borrow when he is short OF
funds than would be the case II he
were not prosperous. The same ap
plies 70 the whole situation, and q cbse
money market in the fail is viewed
rEtth eQuanimity. because the country's
brightest prospects Tor continuation OF
r0sperity unequaled thus far in its
.nadence IN carefully selected securi-
-"
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Rutter. Cheese and Egrs.

The sudden sharp advance in Eggs on Tuesday
and the necessity for asking correspondingly
higher prices at retail caused a slump in the de-
mand, and. although receipts continued compara-
lively light theye were than sufficient
and the market was naturally weaker. One large
receiver was offering selected ranch freely at 2ic
on Change, but was unable to place any at that
figure and the quotations were accordingly low
cred to conform with market conditions.
There was marked falling or in the receipts
OF Butter and the market developed considerable
strength All grades OF Creamery goods were
bid up on the exchange, but no one seemed TO
have any Butter to spare, as there were no sales
made.
Cheese ruled firm at the old quotations, with
surplus stocks going into storage.
Receipts were 24,o0o lbs Butter, $500 lbs
Cheese and 536 cases Eggs
The offcisl quotations. as established by sales
bids and offers on the floor OF the Dairy Ex-
change, are as follows:
BUTTER--Fresh creamery extras, 10c per ID.
firm; do irsts, 1910, firm; seconds, 17c nrm
packing stock steady at 1511c for No
and 15c for No. 2.
CHEESE-California new fats 10c Der lb
firm; Young America. lie. firm; Eastern stora ge
161Sc firm; Western new, 15c firm.
EGGS-Cnlifornia fresh selected 21c per
dozen, weak; arsts, 19c, weak: seconds 1Sc weak.
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Our oannea Frultr rnke French Prire

Our Canned FrGfts Take French Prize.
The California Fruit Gamers Asso-
ciatlon has issued the following cirou-
lar, which ie sell explanatory:
At the tWeRty-thirG international
Exposition OF the Union Philanthro-
PicGe CuAnatre. held IN Paris. April 20
70 so 1906. We were given the Ia igheSt
award, the Grand Prix, for our canned
fruits and asparagus. Our agent writes
IS follows. We were al first ridiculed
Tor our auoacity IN exhibiting Califor-
Ania asparagus, for 10 bring that article
% Paris Is like taking Goals from
London 70 Newcastle bur we felt sure
that we could interest people In the
enc II we could only get them 10 taste
our article on account OF its superior
naTor and quality. The Jury wes COM
posed Of nothing but experts-scme
Of the frst chefs Of Paris headed by
q very intelligent and well-informeo
grocer. There were six jurors IN all.
and they spent cOneidera bic time az our
stall tasting everything, and al agreed
as 10 the merits Of our goods. They
took samples away 20 their committee
room and their report was unanimous.
Coming from this - probably the
strongest organization OF chefs IN the
wOrid-their judgment Is perhaps the
most exacting and discriminating, and
is valued accordingly"
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sfTsoELLANBoUs MARKETS.

Foreign Futures.
IIVERpo0r.
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ORDER OF HEEzzxIANs
PLANS GREAT PICNIC
Win DOnate Fuads seeu<ed Throuwh
Outing to Purposes OF

At the meeting OF the county beard
OF the Ancient Order Of Hibernians, as
sembled as finance committee FOR the
Fourth OF July festival at Schustzen
Park. last Monday evening, the reports
from the -cozamittaos were Ksry an
couraging for a l1Ese gathering The
fact that the outing IL for FelfBf ptsr-
poses has led TO generous eacouraxe-
nent from all the Irish societies.
The programme is lengthy ana GOOD
for the games and Gasl4c dansing d.
through Daniel Harnady. TO all the So
cfeties for a tug-of-war and tAis viii
be an exciting event on the eauaes pro-
gramme. This programme win consist
OF thirteen principal contests in run
Rtng. jumping and stone throwing, open
10 professionals and eosteurs The
limit IN racing viii be $50 yarls aud tia
dash race for professionals 22o yarda.
The limit in stone throwing will ba
% pounds. To the usual Ilst OF Gaelic
dances will be aided the Scotch horn
pipe aad sword dance. The preliminary
work h really all done as reported By
the folfGwfng chafrnen OF conutttees:
z. p ODowd gameSs Lieutenant James
Smith, floor; J. j. Barry. transportation;
NJ ]. Pierce. law and order; Daniel Har-
nedy. printing; J. P. Dignan Gaelic
dances.
Companies A and 3. Hibcrnta Rifles.
win act az Law and order con1nfttea.
The following finance COMMITTEES was
Sppointed: John Lynash Charles &
collins and Maurice Murphy.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
sUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York stocks lower Cotton declined ten points
Conlstock shares lower and Tonopahs higher.
Not much variation in Silver or Exchange
Wheat and Flour continue very firm, but unchanged
Barley. Oats and Corn neglected and nominal
Railroads still very slow ia delivering Hay
Beans and Feedstuffs as before quoted
Fresh and Cured Meats IN ample supply and unchanged
Butter lQl12c higher, with lighter supplies.
Eggs l02c lower and weak Cheese firm
Lemons and Oranges still higher and firm
Deeduous Fruits suffering from shipping troubles
New Potatoes and Onions selling off we'll
Poultry weak with Western Hens dragging
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Nerr 90 Noprr Market

p. NEW YORK, June 13-MOney on
Gail steady, Sa3A per cent; closing
bid per cent: offered al 3 y per cent
Time loans. strong but dull; sixty days,
! per cent. ninety days y per cent
six months, 4 = per cent
Prime mercantile paper, ga 5h per
cent. a
Sterling exchange, easy, ct S4-S5s0 q
: 1895 for demand and at S4.s290Q 4.S295
for sixty day bills.
- Posted rates. s4s4 and S4.S7.
Commercial bills, -. =.
Bar silver. 50 = G.
Mexican dollars, 5OA c
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, irregular.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Gruin and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June 1s.-wheat was
weak almost all day. the only excep-
tion being at the Immediate opening,
when considerable RrmnesS was mani
tested on active demand by shorts and
commission houses. The main reason
for the initial strength was a sharp
advance in the price of wheat at Liv-
erpool. Crop news continued favorable
to the bulls Sentiment in the pit, how
ever, became bearish during the first
hour and continued so until the end
of the session. Longs were free sell
ers, and there was also considerable
selling by commission houses. a desire
to secure profits seemed to be the chief
cause Of the selling pressure July
opened 40 Ssc higher at S4s Q841s c,
sold of TO 27s GS3c, and closed 1 Is c
lower at sac.
Trading in the corn pit was active
again today. The market was inhu-
enced greatly by wheat. July closed
y sc lower at 52Sc.
The oats market held strong all day
July closed firm, y q 1kc higher at
3Sssc.
Provisions were quiet and steady at
slightly lower prices. At the close
September pork was off sc. Lard and
ribs were each 81 a SC lower
The leading futures ranged as follows
Arff HfOh
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Dec,duoua and Citrus Fru;ts

The fruit market was still slenderly szrpplied
with Citrus varieties and further advances were
noted in prices of Lemons and Valencia Oranges
Advices from the growing districts reported very
strong markets at shipping points. due chiefly
to the continued brisk demand from the East.
and II was stated that shippers were asking as
high as SO per box for carload lots OF fancy
Lemons Receipts of seasonal kinds of Dec;duons
fruits were liberal and most descriptions still had
downward tendency. Small tree fruits suita bly,
packed for shipment continued to accumuia 10
owing to the absence of shipping business and
dealers found Il impossible to effect ciearances
Of such stock even at round concessions The
Gamers were still In the market for Cherries and
secured moderate quantity at or near the ia
side quotations
BERRIEs-Strawberries $S@l0 per chest for
Longworths and s5G7 for the large varieties:
Blackberries. .s59 per chest: Raspberries, $500
S5G6 per chest for red and $394 for black
Gooseberries. 5@sc per lb
CHERRIES 6oe0$1 per drawer: in
bulk. 6Qoc per lb for Black, 507c for Royal
Anne and 4Qs6c for the other varieties.
ANrS-$5@6 per chest.
ApPLES-S10f.2 25 for large and 50075c for
small boxes.
APRICOTs- Small boxes and crates 75cd
81 40.
PEACHES t75c@sa per box
PLUMS-Crates 90c4S1 20; small boxes and
baskets, Glg75
MEIl0Ns-Ca $3.50 for small and
s.. 50Qb5 for large crates.
CITRUS FRUfTS-Per box. Oranges $500
s5o for Naveis and s34s3.50 for Seedlings; va.
iencias $4,000; Lemons, SS58dg5; Grape
Fruit. nominal: Lines, s.. 50d5 per case,
TROPICAL FRUITS Bananas, $l@2 pcs
bunch: pineappies, 81 .59@3 per dozen
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Potatoes, onions and vegetables.

New Potatoes and Onions continued 10 move
of well and. as receipts were light. prices for
the general run OF supplies were well maintained
and strictly fancy lots of the former did little
better. Old crop Oregon Burbanks were slightly
higher under q feir demand for seed purposes,
while old river goods were dull and weak.
Ia the vegetable line Asparagus Rhubarb and
Green Peas held up well, but nearly everything
else on the list was in free supply and in
elined 10 weakness. Stocks OF Summer Squash
and Cucumbers commencing TO accumulate.
PoTATOES-New crop, eoc1$l.50 per cti:
old crop, 754e0c per sack for river and 65cQS1
per ctl for Oregon.
ONI0NS-New Red, per sack, S0090c; Aus
tralian, per ctl. S3,5ol4.
VEGETABLES Corn, 81 500lT5 per
sack; Asparagus, 1.60G3 25 per box; Rhubarb.
s5cmSl.25 per box; Green Peas. S1Gl25 per
sack; String Beans. 203c per ID; Toma-
toes. 81 2592 per. box or crate: Cucumbers.
10000 per box for Marysviile and 81 for
bay; Summer Squash. T5cQs1 for small and
$3.50 for large boxes; Garlic, 3@4c per ID: Cab
bage. 75c per ctl; CaunoWer. 40950e per
dozen; Carrots, I5c per sack; Turnips, 75c per
sack.
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General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-9h 69&c.
6 a Z II An5s
wellington, $50; Esattie, So; Bryant. s6;
Beaver Hill, $3.50; Roslyn, ST. Coos Bay, s.. so;
Richmond, $3.50; Cumberland, $14 In bulk and
sl5.25 in sacks; Camel. 50 per ton; Coke. S1l50
Mountain descriptions SO. so per short ton.
oiLS-Quotat tions are for barrels; for cases
add &c: Linseed. SIC per gallon for boiled and
bakers IA, cases, 81 a2sl "a; Iucoi. I Soc FOR for
boiled and 46c for raw China Nut. cases. 6SG
7sc per gallon; Cocoanut Oh. In barrels 5Se
for Ceylon and Doc for Australian; extra be3ched
winter Sperm Oh. 65a; natural winter Sperm
eec; natural Whale oil, 56e: extra winter
strained Lard OF, 8oc; No. / Lard Oil, zoe
Pure Neatsfoot On 75c; No. Neatsfoot on.
Fl Fish OH, es5s s5e: Paint ain o n'n s5e o' Soc O0ied
COAL OIL. GASOLINE, ETC.-water White
Coal Oil, in bulk, 10hc; Pearl Oil, In cases.
llc; Astral. lie; Star, lie; Extra Star, zoe I;
Elaine, gee; Eoceue. iec Stove Gasoline, in
bulk iS IL cases 5se NO Mot'T Easne Disl
tillste iron barrels drums Sc: No do 6hc:
cases. etac more; Bsnzine. In bulk, 121sc; in
cases. lSc; s6-degree Gasoliae, in bulk. 20c; In
TURPENT1NE-s SIC per gallon in cases and nc
In drums and iron barrels.
Red AND WHITE LEAD-Red Load SlShc
per lb; White Lead, s0sNc, according to guam
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes, net cash: Cubes A. Crushed and
Fine Crushed. 4.soe; Powdered 4.e5c; Candy
GranuiateA. 4.66c: Fine. Fruit or Coarse Granu-
4:15e; Extra c. 4O5c: Golden G, s.s5c; D. s.s5c; !;
81. & E. Crystal domfnos. 7.55c; Tablets, half
hbls, 5.o5c; boxes, $500 per Id. Barrels and
more per 100 lbs for all grades No order
taken for less than 70 barrels or Its equivalent
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Hnr and Feedatufrs.

The slowness of railroad deliveries continues
the current fea trre of the Hay market. Receipts
yesterday were only cars. The market could
easily take great deal more than is coming in
at present and is accordingly firm.
BRAN-sl9 50020 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$2TQ2e per ton.
SHORTS-s20621 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley, S23@24;
Oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots, sS7 so; jobbing, S3S
per ton; Cocoanut Cake Meal al mills, S23
in 10 and S23. 50 in 3 ton lots; jobbing SPA
Corn Neal, S2s@29; Horse Beans, nominal ,
Broom Corn Feed, 9oe per ctl; Alfalfa Meal
carload lots. $3.50; jobbIng. $50 per ton; Meal
ralfa 1880 in car lots and 500 in smaller
quantities
HAY-Cholce Wheat, s17@Is per ton /;
good Wheat S156l6 other grades Wheat
sl2014; Wheat ana oat S12Qie; Tame Oat
$104I5; Wild Oat s1o@12; Alfalfa, S1OGI2
stock, S7as per ton.
STRAW-30@55c per bale.
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CaIifornta stock and ON Erchanne
THE STOCK MARKEr.
The Comstocss GezeraIIy Lower and
the Tonopahs Higher.

There was less activity on the Stock
and Bond Exchange yesterday, though
business was very fair, especially In
bonds, Of which quite an ortm ent
sational, but Spring Valley was higher
at S19A Q20, with free buying at rising
prices. Contra Costa Water was lower
California Wine advanced to sSl.
In mining stocks the Tonopahs were
generally somewhat higher and the
Comstocks generally lower. The Po-
tosi Mining Company levied an assess
ment OF 10c.
The Stock and Bond Exchange has
voted to ask Governor Pardee to sign
the bill requiring companies to replace
stock destroyed by the fire, where sum
cient bond is given and proof furnished
that applicants for such replacement
are entitled to the stock.
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Provisions.

Conditions in this market remain as before
stated.
heavy, 14c for light medium, 15c for light. 1870
for extra light and lie for sugar cured; Dry
Salt Sides, 12c; Bellies, 1Sc: Eastern Sugar
l515e; II to 20 lbs, Ice; California Hams. I4kc;
Mess Beef. So per bbl; extra Mess. s.. so; Fam
s23; Mess, Sls; Pig Pork, s26; Pigs Feet. sc;
Smoked Beef. s14c per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at TIC for California
compound. Sc for Eastern compound and 10hc
Tor pure; half-harrels pure. 10&e; io-lb tins,
1lkc; s-lb tins, 1lAs; s-lb tins. 11hc.
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Cash Grain and Provin,cp.

CHICAGO, June l3.--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady; No 9 spring wheat
-:sHo. 8. TSQs4fc; No 2 red e5% %aTisc:
No. corn, 23is 954e; No yellow, 55z @51c:
No. oats. 3Sssc; No. 2 white. 401s 14ic: No.
ing barley. 45147 nc; fair 10 choice mailing,
5oG55c; S9- l. ! iaxseed, sloT: No. North
clover. contract grades, sIl.2 short RIBS sides
Coosei. 50, ,2o9e.90: mess pork. per Dbl, SIG 750
1880; lard per 100 lbs So II y short clear sides
(bozedl, 50. 75Qo.STE; whisky. basis of high
wines. $129.
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Flour aad Farinaeeous Goods.

Flour continues very firm, with q fair local
business, but nothing OF any consequence doing
export.
FLOUR-California Family Extras s4851
10, usual terms; Bakers Extras, S4.3o0l4. so;
oregon and Washington, S550G4 per barrel.
FARINACE0US GO0DS-Prices In packages
as follows: Graham Flour, S3 % per 100
bs; Rye Flour. St. rs; Rye Meal, $3.50; Rice
flour, IS; Corn Meal, S2.75; extra Cream do
50. 10; Oat Neal S4.50G4. 10; 0at Groats 81. 10;
Hominy, SO 3T5G4; Buckwhsat Flour, 81 son
4.75; Cracked Wheat 1878; Farina, 81 90;
Whole Wheat Flour So 30: Rolled Oats bbls
bbls., $3.50; IN sacks. $40; Pearl Barley, ST.:
Split Peas. boxes. $3.50; Green Peas, 81. 80 per
JOG pounds
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Tazes AZ Pn,a Rau.alr.

Tax Coliector J. z. Nichols said yes-
tsrday that s2.041.192.71 IN taxes has
been paid from April 1 to June 4. In
elusive This leaves s155. 600 outstand-
ing on real estate The Tax Collector
aiso said that this outstanding sum
is exceedingly small considering con-
ditions in san francisco.
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Eastern Livestock Market.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June 13.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $1,000. Market 5Q10c higher.
Beeyes, e40610; cows and heifers
s1.s5 95.10; stockers and feeders. s2.7b
a 80 calves, s5.25@7.
HOGS-Receipts. $4,000. Weak to sc
lower. Mixed and butchers s625T
6.e5i good heavy, s6.50Q6s5; rough
heavy, s6.30Qe.f5; light, $63G@S57h
pigs, s5.60Q6.30. bulk OF sales, ss.50a
$50
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000. Steady
sheep, s4s0@e10; lambs. $3.50 97I5. ,
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Renns md seeds.

There is no further change in Beans. The Seed
market Is wholly nominal
BEANS-Per cti., Bay0s. S3. 75@4; Pea, IS. 10
"a; small White, S3.2093 40; large White
s2. 2o92.70: Pink, 81 s1.60Q1S5; Red. S4; Lima
s4.50G4 55 Red Kidneys, S4@4.25; Blaokeye
Sc. 5.50G5.T5
SEEDS-Browu Mustard. 81 5094.75; Yel-
low Mustard. So. .5oQ3.T5; Flaxseed. s2.500p3;
Canary. S8d6he; Alfalfa. lie; Rape. 212 @3c
Timothy. Sc; Hemp. 5es5l2c per ID; Millet, 3G
3Ac; BROOM Corn Seed. sc G2l per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 81 49, Green Peas, 81. 20
N . IN Nor cTl
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PouItrv.

Trade in Poultry was still confined to narrow
limits and, although the receipts continued light
the market remained weak for general offerings
and there were quite few coops still unsold at
the close. Western Hens continued 10 drag badly
at s76ls7.50 per dozen.
PoULTRY-per dozen: s550@6.5o for large
and s4G5 for small; old BOOSTERS, 50. 5094 50
young BOOSTERS. S6G7: Fryers S3.50Q4. so: large
Broilers S39l3. so: small Broilers, S262 81: /:
Pigeons. 81; SQUADS. S125.