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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-07
News and Gossip Of the
Week in New England
Boston Still Struggling With the Sunday Closing Problem
Graft Investigation Coming Society Romance
and Mystery-Mention of Prominent New Englanders.

will bring the matter before the grand
Jury. Congressman McNary, who dur
ing the municipal campaign made
charges Of graft and blackmail against
John F. Fitzgerald, now mayor of Bos-
ton, was before the grand jury this
week, and Mr.. Moran declares that it
the McNary charges are true he will
prosecute the mayor, and if they are
not true he will have McNary and Guy
Ham, assistant United States District
attorney, who read the charges at a
political meeting, indicted for criminal
libel. Up to this time Moran has made
good on everything he promised before
election, and there is no reason to be-
lieve that if Mr.. McNary can substan-
tiate his charges that the mayor Of
Boston will be placed in very pecu-
liar position. Meanwhile . the mayor,
since his Inauguration has been max
ing all kinds of promises for bigger
and buster Boston. He says he will
keep the Legislature busy with bills re-
lating to the hub. Many changes have
already beer made in City hall, the
most important being the resignation
Of the long time democratic leader,
odtACo' Do1oNoA. I1oL1 GlOls pooAC1On VI
superintendent of streets. Donovan OPP
posed Fitzgerald in the, primaries, but
supported him after he secured the nom
nation! ~, ssfT ~. -.
Massachusetts Prosperous. @a->
The Massachusetts, legislature has or
ganized for business with William F,
Dana of Weston as president of the
senate and John N. Cole Of Andover as
speaker of the house. David T. Rem
ington has again been elected sergeant.
alarms. Annual reports issued up to
date have been Of the most encorrag
ing character; they show that the state
has been remarkably prosperous. This
is particularly true of the boot anc
shoe industry in which Massachusetts,
leads the country. In Lynn, Haver
hill and Brockton all records wer,
broken, Brockton alone doing a bust
ness Of over $3S,00O,oo0, or about
$5,O00,000 more than last year, and tn.
manufacturers claim that with the duty
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New Lumber Company.

starkweather, N. D.. Jan. 6.--The
Bartlett Lumber company has been in
corporated at Bartlett, this county
with a capital Of $4,000. The incor.
porators are, Simon Schmid, William c.
Hagler and George L. Bartlett.
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Especially Interesting to skaters

NJ. Pettingill will hereafter manage the
Tenth avenue skating rink and will open
this evening with grand concert by
Sidwen's band. Mr.. Pettingill is well
known as the manager Of the Chalybeate
Springs, which have been SO well man
aged as to attract large crowds Of Wis
itOrS 49, =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-07

The Duluth Tribune is whooping it up
for G. K. Davis for senator, and sees a
chance for Cush to slip in between Ram
sey and Mcmillan III ., -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-07
MARRIED..

THOMAs-MoWATT- this city on
New. Years day, Jan. i, 1881, by Rev. D.
B. Knickerbacker, D. d., assisted by ]. "A.
Bennington, Mr.. Joseph J. Thomas to Miss
Ldzzie A. Mowatt both Of Minneapolis.
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The Bismarck Tribune says the kick
against calling the north half of Dakota
anything but North Dakota is becoming
UNIVERSAL ss - : -t-- .:.., ..~,t. =: ,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-07

. The Minnesota legislature has elected
the slate made out at the caucuses. Hon.
Loren Fletcher received every vote but
one for speaker. H@.
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The second marriage in the family /
of the late Joseph III. Manley within a
few weeks, occurred at Augusta, when
the youngest daughter, Miss Sydney
Sewall Marley was married to Duer
tDu Point Brock Of Garden City, Long
Island, N. y. 8, by Rev. Samuel Upjohn,
rector Of ST. Luke's Episcopal church
att Germantown, Pa. There were
guests from all over the United States.
General Francis Fessenden, one of
Maine most distinguished soldiers
in the civil war, and a former mayor Of.
Portland, died this week Of blood
poisoning. News was also received of
the death at Lumberton, N. G., of Sam.
uel Hanson, a native Of Portland, who
had been engaged for many years in
banking in Paris, Boston and Portland
He was a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Hanson, his mother being an aunt Of
General Marshall Brown Of Portland
About one hundred and sixty sons
and daughters Of Vermont met in Bos.
ton one night this week at the Vendome
a program having been arranged in an.
ticipation of visit from Governor and
Mrs. Bell Of Vermont. They were un.
able to be present and the state was rep.
resented by Attorney General Fits:
Mrs. Guild, wife Of the governor Of
Massachusetts,, was the guest Of honor
H. X. Fowler Is s8.
| Harvey K. Fowler Of Bennington OBJ
served his eighty eighth anniversary one
day this week. He is the dean of the
| Vermont bar and spent most Of the day
at his office, where he is still actively
engaged in practice.
The new racetrack at Salem, N. H.
over which there has been so much con.
troversy has been named Rockingham
park, and preparations have already
been made for some lively racing in
June. Salem is almost on the border
of Massachusetts and pool selling is pro
hibited here. The New England Breed
ers club has charter which gives it
unlimited privileges, and the park is SC
near to Boston that it has been possible
to make arrangement for round TRIP
tickets at ST each. -,
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There are only thirty-seven cities in the
United States with more inhabitants than
Minneapolis. st. Paul comes No. IS on
the list. 49,. ~
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL MENTION.

81 Luth Jaeger Of Red Wing, editor Of
the Budstikken, is in the city attending
the trial Of the Nuns case.
Miss frankie Stevens daughter of Col
John H. Stevens, leaves tomorrow for a
visit to st. Peter.
Sheriff Eustis has appointed as one of
his deputies George H. Thomas, late
shipping clerk Of the NJ & st. I. road
G! B. Shove and wife, who have been
absent on an extended visit to Appleton
Wisconsin. arrived in the city yesterday.
D. G, Warden has gone to Waterbury,
Vermont, and will return with his fam
lily to make this city his future home.
w. g. Byron OF the firm Of Janney,
Brooks. Eastman & Co., was made hap
py last night by the arrival Of q tens
pound boy.
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I PhOsa McAfl1sterS WIRES from New 7 ork
her new company will be here to open
Jan. "a. Uncle Toms Cabin, The
sHunchbac ok" AS you Like IT, and other
sterling dramas and comedies will Fbe
given. ss9 3ssss.8
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FIVE CENTS ALINE.
>>->-- -
HELP WANTED.

49,. HELP WANTED.
IMMEDIATELY-A SEWING GIRL at e. J.
Davenport's, 25 Eastman avenue, Nicollet
Island. TX s3sHys 5g
WANTED-TWo o. MEN to stand in front Of our
store. Will pay 81 per day Coltons, BIS
, Nicollet.
xxx FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Papers,I clean and in good shape.
in packages of 30 for 20 cents, at The Journal
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Hill. 50 5o Rosiyn. 81: Coos Bay. S. 80: Rich
lond 81 80: Cumberland, s14 in bulk and SIS Is
In sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, SIS.
Camel. 50 per ton Coke $11 -50@1s per ton in
bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain deserip-
tions. 50. 30 per short ton
OILS-Quotations are for barrels; for cases
add sc: Linseed. 52c per gallon for boiled and
5oc for raw; Castor OH, 10 cases. No J. zoe;
boiled and 4sc for raw: China Nut. cases, esq
Use per gallon; Cocoanut OIL. in barrels. 5sc
for Cey!oa and 55c for Australian; extra bleach
ed winter Sperm OF, CSC; natural winfer Sperm
s0c; natural Whale OIL. soc; extra winter
strained Lard Oil soc: No. 1 Lard OIL. zoe;
Pure Nratsfoot OIL zoe; Ne. NeatsfoOt Oil.
.6Ilke; Herring OIL, 40c: Salmon Oil. 35c; boiled
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-Water White
Coal OIL, in bulk. 1015c; Pearl OH. in cases,
lie. Astral. lie; Star. 1Tc; Extra Star, zoe
Elaine 26c; Eocene Ice: Stove Gasoline, In
bulk. lshc; In cases. 2sc; Motor Gasoline In
tillate, iron barrels or drums. Sc; No do, 61ae;
cases, 6lze more; Benzinr. 10 buIk. 12l5c; IN
cases, l9c: s6-degree Gasoline. in bulk. Csc; In
cases 39c-
TURpExTINE-Iower at s3c per gallon in
cases and Tie In drums and iron barrels.
RID AND WHITE LE.kD-hed Lead. SQs14c
per ID; White Lead. s&sise. according TO guam
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Gem
pany quotes, net cash: Cubes A. Crushed and
Fine CRUSHED. 4.s0c Powdered. 4s5e; Candy
Grsnulatea. 1855; Fine Fruit or Coarse Granu-
lated. 4.5,e: Rect Granulated ueo-ib bags oniyl,
t's9s cenfestio1srs asge oai aM.gDoia p s,a a:
II. e. Crystal domiuos, 5.h5c; Tablets. half
bbls. 5.c5c; boxes, 5.S0c per H. Barrels ana
50-lb bags 10c, halfbbls 25c and boxes SOC
more per 100 lbs for all grades No order
QUICKSILyER-Is quoted at s40141 per
iask for local use- The export trade is dull.
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As fereshadowed in the last report, the market
for Eggs advanced yesterday. all grades being
marked up 1c per dozen the exchange. The
receipts were barely Sufficient for current needs
and the market ruled strong at the advance. with
a majority of the trade expecting still higher
prices.
Cheese was higher, the advance being half a
cent In nats 1c In Young Americas and 2c in
Western new. There was a marked decrease
in The receipts, will be seen.
Butter was offered freely the exchange and
the market lost the one cent advance gained on
the preceding day. One large receiver offered
to sell any quantity OF creamery extras at lSc
just before the exchange adjourned.
Sales on the exchange were as follows: But
ter-20 boxes creamery extras at 1sc; 20 half
boxes, 1Slzc. and 100 cubes. seller 2 days. ice.
Eggs-20 cases selected ranch at zoe. Cheese
% fats at 10c
Receipts were 1900 lbs Butter 10000 lbs
Cheese and ASS cases Eggs
The official quotations. ms established by bids
and offers on the floor of the Dairy Exchange.
are as follows:
.BtfTTER-Fresh creamery extras. 1sc per ID.
finn: do frsts, lie, firm: seconds. Ice, firm
packing stock. steady at 15Hc for No. 1
and 1Jc for No. =.
CEEESE-California new fats 1Oc per ID.
firm: Young America. lie. firm: Eastern storage.
1910. firm; Western new, 15c firm.
EGGS-California fresh selected, zoe per
dozen> firm; frsts, Ice, firm; seconds Ise firm.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Cherries and most kinds of Berries were in
increased supply yesterday and. as trade was
ather quiet, usual On Friday. there was a
general decline In prices. The shipping trade
in packed Cherries and other small tree fruits
was greatly haInpered by the tie-up of shipping
and stock intended for shipment had to be dis
posed of IN regular local channels low prices.
There were moderate arrivals of Pringle Apri-
cots and new Apples from the river. but they
consisted chiefly of eulis and windfalls and found
little favor with buyers
Most of the wholesale fruit men will abandon
tier quarters Greenwiei-st wharf today,
and commencing Monday the trade Will be housed
In temporary structures in the old commission
district.
BERRIES Strawberries sedi2 per chest for
I.ongworths and S5dS for the large varieties:
Blackberries. sea- per chest; Rsspherries. SsG
10 per chest and 9ocG$1 per crate: Loganberries
S506 per chest for red and $3G5 for black;
Gooseberries. 6MSc per ID.
CHERRIES-Loose. ia l0c per IN for black and
5Gsc for the other yarieties packed stock CSC
CtRRANTs- 5o0e per chest.
APPIES-New, 75c@$1 so per box; old crop.
APRiCOTs-crates. s1@I.25; boxes, GOA
75c for small and S161.50 for large.
PEACHES-T5cdSi.2 per box.
PLUMS--Crates, s5c@$ 90; small boxes, 90
CITRUS FRUrTs-per box. Oranges. ssa4 for
NayeIs and s.. .J00l3 for Seedlings Lemons 81 30
0f3; Grape Fruit, $2@3.25; Lines S4.506l5 per
TROPICAL FRUITs-Bansnas. s1a2 per
bunch; Pineapples, $l.5GGs per dozen.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New YorIk Money Market.

EFW YORK, June S.-Money on call
essr ga MslS per cent. ruling rate
elostne bid and offered, per cent
Time loans. slightly hrmeri sixty
ssvs 4Msis sper cent: ninety days. ! 4
oer cent. six months. 4 = @ =. per cent
Prime mercantile paper, G5's per
cent
Sterlins exchange. firm al s495.900
4Sb q5 for demand and at s4.S2.s5 a 4.SS
TOR sixty day bills.
Posted rates S4S3tz and S4.66A-
Commercial bills, S4.S2 y q 4.6Z.s
Bar silver, soc
Mexican doilafs. 50 4 G.
Government bonds, firm; railroac
bonds, irregular.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, June s-le:so a. m,
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Hides. ralrow and wool.

HIDES-culls and brands sell about la@ic
nider quotatons Heavy Salted Steers, 13e;
medium, 12c: light. l2c: Cow Hides. 12e for
heavy and 12c for light: Stags Sl4c; salted
Kip 13e: Salted Veal, 13lac; Salted Calf lac;
dry Hides. 2oc: dry Kip. zoe: dry Calf, 24e;
Sheepskias shearlings. 2p@40c each; short
Wool, 5om75c each; medium. 9o9$i 10; long
Wool 81 2502; Horse Hides, salt, $3@3.23 for
large and 81 Is for medium 81 % for small and
soc for Colts: Horse II ldes. dry, $2@2. 25 for
large and 81 .J0@1 10 for medium, 81. 70 for
small aud zoe for Coils. Buckskins-Dry Mexi-
can. 35c; dry saltcd Mexican. 20e; dry Central
American. 3IMc. Goatsklns-Prime Ansoras,
zoe; extra large do. 81 20; large. soc; medium,
soc: small, 35c.
TALLoW-No. / rendered. 4h94%c in bbls;
in cans and drums, l4e less; No 2. 4@4Ac;
Gresse. 30p31ac.
woOI.--Spring Clip-San Joaquin and South
ern. IL months, l4@16c; do, months, l69gc;
Middle County, free, 20Gosc; do. defective, ia
zoe; Nevada, light, 20Q23c; do. heavy, lBGise
per lb.
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Hay and Feeestufrs.

Receipts of Hay are gradually increasing hut
there is hardly enough coming In to meet aver
age daily requirements yet and the market
rules yer. firm in consequence.
BRAN-S19. .50@2l per ton.
MIDDINGS-$2T@ @30 Per ton
SHORTS S21 Gl22 PEI ton
FEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley, So5626:
Oicake Meal in 5-ton lots. s3T 30; iobbing saS
per ton; coeoanut Cake or Meal at mills SGT
in 10 and $3.50 In ton lots; iubbing So; ;
Corn Meal. s2s@29; Horse Beans. noninal
Broom Corn Feed. 9pc per ctl Alfalfa Meal
carload lots $40. 30; johbing. SO per ton: Neal
falfa $40. 80 in car lots and $40 in smaller
quantities.
HAY-Choice Wheat. S1T1IS per ton:
good Wheit. S156f16. other grades Wheat
s13@15; Wheat and oat. si21I5: Tame Dat
$14Ml5: Wild 0at. $l0@t3; Alfalfa, $i2 80. I.
STRAW-Per BALE 3o@55c.
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potatoe., on,ons and vesetnhle..

Although the outlet for surplus stocks Of new
Potatoes and Onions has ben cut off by the tie
up of shipping. the market remains steady as
there Is no accumulation around the whafyes rs
yet. Old crop river potatoes are very dull, he
bulk OF the supplies being OF poor quality and
generally unattractive,
Receipts of Vegetables showed a marked In
crease oyer the preceding day and as trade was
ra tller quiet prices OF several kinds were lower.
The Gamers we're sfill in the market for Peas
and secured the bulk of the arrivals at 1c per
pound, or about zoe per sack. Asparagus was
in short supply and continued to command high
prices Bay Cucunibers IN large boxes were
offering and brought $3.50 per box.
POTATOES-New crop, S0e@S1.40 per ctI;
olds crop. 75cQlsI per sack for river and 75cQ$i
per ctl for Oregon.
ONIoNs-New Red per sack. s0990c: Aus
trafian. per ctl. $3.5o@4.
yEGETABI.ES-tireea Corn. sl.7Iaa pes
sack; Asparagus, si,5oGa, 80 per box Rhubsrb.
G06I!;oc ner box: Green Peas. 7Jcl$l per sack
String Beans ~ 6l4c per ID; CusliElbers. 81 IA
i.25 per box summer Squash. slMl.50 pei
box: Garlic 4a5c per ID; Cabbage s5e per ell;
(.auli flower 4e0i 5Oc per dozen; Carrots roc per
sack Turnips- I5c per sack
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The Water Stocks stili Active and
FIucfuatfnx

Activity in the water stocks con-
tinued the feature on the Stock and
Bond Exchange yesterday. but the
two leaders took opposite directions.
Contra Costa Water rose from S4T to
s51.25, While Spring Valley declined
from sgO.12ls to s1S-62l%- Sales of
bonds were $4,000 and included
$27 900 Pacific Electric Railway 5s at
$1l0d1110.50.
There was an average business In
mining shares, with the usual fiuetua-
tions up and down, the market show
ing no general tendency in any direc-
ton, though the few changes in the
Comstocks were rather toward lower
prices.
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chicnro Board of Trnde.

CHICAGO, June S.-The Missouri
State report rendered the wheat mar
other factor that strengthened prices
was the continued wet weather in the
Red River Valley in Minnesota. Toward
the end of the first half hour improved
weather conditions in the Southwest
caused free selling by local longs and
commission houses. which brought
the last hour the demand became ur-
gent because Of numerous reports of
droutf in Illinois, Missouri and Kan
sas, and these, supplementing the OFF,
cia1 report from Missouri, caused
strong builish sentiment just before
the close. The market closed strong
at the highest point of the day. July
opened unchanged to &c higher, at
S3SS GS55zc, sold off to 833sc and ad-
vanced to SAGE. The close was p
higher. at S41sc.
the day. because of lower cables and
largely increased acceptances. Later
in the day prices rallied sharply on
strong and at the highest point of the
day. July opened Is a Il c to 2s c lower
at 5lb Q5lAe, declined to 5o%e and
then advanced to 51ssc, where 1t
closed, &c to ~ higher.
The. Missouri crop report was ex-
tremely bullish on oats. the reports
showing a conditiona Of AZ on June
spending time one year ago. Lack of
rain was given as the cause of the
poor condition. This report was
largely responsible for an advance late
in the day of more than &c in the price
of the July delivery. July opened Mc
higher at 364c, declined to 35&c and
then advanced to 3s1ec- The close was
1 II e higher at 81
Provisions were easy. with the excep-
tion of July pork. This .product ap-
peared to be in a somewhat congested
condition and prices were bid up by
local packers. Trading, on the whole.
was quiet. At the close July pork was
~ @l0c higher at s1685; lard was off
251c at $3.50, and ribs were sc lower at
1915.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local stocks still active.
Exchange and Silver show little change
Wheat Barley other grains quiet and materially changed
Receipts Of Hay slowly increasing. Feedsuffs steady
Bean about a before stated
lie and Cheese 12c higher Butter lower
before Vegetables plentiful and
weak.
Poultry dull previous prices Meat quotations unchanged
Cherries and Berries lower
Turpentine marked down sc per gallon.
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Continued ON Page II.
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET.

,ur, or SKIS. -. 10. e.risIPotatoes. SKIS -,
an, SKIS -..... i,l22
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Reans and seeds.

Pink Beans continue very weak as stocks are
unwiAldy and dealers are unable to secure any
outside business Mt the prevailing prices Other
wise there is nothing to report, the maraet
being fairly active and firm FOR the other de-
scriptions.
BfsANS-per ctl., Bayos. So f5@4; Pea, So. 10
81 o0G7c.T0; Pink Sl6eGI.s5; Rcd. 81: Lima
81 -5o4l4 GO; Red Kidneye, $4@4 .25; Bsackeye,
IS. SOC 70.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, St.5004.75; Yel-
low Mustard So 5o93- 10; Flaxseed. e. .5od1a;
Cansry. o@o4c; Aifafa; lze; g. Kapc 7, zls @;;e;
SIC; Broom Cufn Seed. s2092i per ton
DRIED pEAS-Niles, S1.S5; Green Peas,
s.. .25Q2. 80 per ctI
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June SEATTLE - Re-
ceipts, 1000. Market strong. Beeves. 81
@6; cows and heilers, s1.65@5; stock
ers and feeders. S2.70Q4.65, Texans,
ss.70@4.4o: calves, s5.5o@7.25
HOGS-Receipts: Today. 1900; to-
morrow, $1,000. Steady to shade higher.
Mixed and butchers, Ss.35@660 good
heavy, $3.50 @6.60; rough heavy, ss.30m
$40, light, s63O@65Th: pigs s5.S5M
e.95; bulk of sales, S6.47 ~ ., 655.
SHEEP-Receipt 6800. Market strong.
Sheep. s450@6.10; lambs, s5.5O@710.
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CHEESE-Unchanged.
EGGS-Unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, June S.-There was a
further advance of about fl in the Lon
don tin market, with spot quoted at
f1S3 5s and futures at ffS2 los. Lo-
calIy the market was firm and higher
with the gains abroad. Spot was quot
ed at $400l 1925.
Copper was IS Cd higher at esq for
spot and fS5 for futures in the London
market. Locally the market was un-
changed, with Lake quoted at S1ST5@
19; electrolytic, s1S.37E G1S,35, and
casting at s1S.2oso1S.37
Lead was unchanged at I'll in Lon
don and S5.75 a 5. 95 locally. Spelter was
unchanged In both markets.
Iron was higher in the English mar
ket, with Standard foundry closing at
sos I'D and Cleveland warrants at SOS
Sd. Locally the market was unchanged.
with No ] foundry Northern at S1S.550
1s; No. foundry Northern and No. /
foundry Southern, S18.25 q 1880; No. 2
foundry southern, SIZE 01S.
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Northern Busincss.

PORTLAND, June s.-Clearings, sso4,-
497; balances, $10,e17.
SEATTLE, June -S.-Clearings. ST.
493, ,405; balances, $37l,22A
SPOKANE, June S.-CIearings, $685.
947; balances. $S3,769.
TACOMA, June S.-Clearines. se57.-
S43; balances, $51,221.
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SALES

perintendent Army Transport Service,
San Francisco, Cal. May 25. 1906
IL o'clock a m. June IL. 1906, at Fol-
som-st. wharf, a lot of miscellaneous
condemned quartermaster's stores. a
list of which can be seen at the ofics
Of the property clerk at Folsom-st-
wharf c. A DEVOL, Major and Quar-
termaSter, T.. :. A
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New YORK Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, June S.-cotton futures
opened steady at unchanged prices 10
an advance of points and closed steady
At a net decline of L Qo points.
Spot cotton closed quiet. Middllng
uplands, 1L20c; middling- gulf, 1l45c.
sales, 1890 bales.
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Ment Mnrket.

All descriptions. both live and dressed, stand
as previously quoted
FRESH AiEATS-Whoiesale rates per pound.
from ssughtertrs to dealers. are as follows;
Beef. 51a dec for Steers and 4 Il CSC for Cows;
Veal UGtEc for large and T@Sc for small;
Mutton he for Wethers and Tls1Sc for
Ewes; Lambs Slt t@9e Dressed Hogs. 95s q 1oc.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
Livestock. delivered In San francisco. less 40@
As per cent sirinkage for Cattle:
CATTLF-Stecrs. 6GG54c; Cows aud Heifers,
AZ n5e thin Cows. &c per .lh
CALvES-4iA@5c per ID for light weight. 4c
for medium aud 3l5c for heavy gross weight.
sIIEEp--wethers. AZ @5c; Ewes, 49iIsc per
ID tgrpss weight.
LANBS-4a.GI5c per h.
IIOt;S-14N Is go lhs 61kc per ID: l4g lbs
and under, G4c; 25o lbs and over &c; Boers 20
per cent; Stays. 3e@4o- per cent and SoEs,
i0n2O per cent OIL from above quotations
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-09
he leading futures ranged as follows:
-rticles- Open. High. Low. c
Cash Grain and Proviniors.

CHICAGO. June s.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm; No. spring wheat 32es
SAC: No. 3. TTms3e; No. red. sTss a 80 - :
Ne. corn. 513se: No = yellow. 5lla4l5Is.c ..
No. ? oats. 1850; No. . white, 3TMsTssc: So
white. 5G@s6asc; no. rye. eoi5N6le: good
feeding barley, Al 45c; fair TO choice mslt:ar
5oM55e; No. l haxseed. S1oSla: No yorlI
western, $i.i253 prime timothy seed. s. 80. .
clover. contract grades. $11 .25: short ribs sides
looSes. $9-3Df9935. mess pork. per Dbl. SIG sn1i
1885, lard. per 100 lbs. IS 70; short clear sides
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-09
Total. .. s.. 2.s4e. 469. 426
Total canaaa ss2.025.5SS 20. 9

*Ralance paid in cash *%Not included
in totals because containing other
items than clearings. *&* Not included
in totals-comparisons incomplete.