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AFFAIRS
IN BAD SHAPE.
Sir Edward Grey Makes
a Sensational Speech
in House of Commons
Declares Recent Attack
on British Officials
Was Not Accidental

LONDON, July 5.-Parliament and
the country were given a surprise to-
night by sensational speech by Sir
Edward Grey, the Foreign Secretary,
on the situation In Egypt. Interesting
debate on foreign affairs had been an
ticipated when the House OF Commons
took up today the foreign estimates,
Congo rather than Egypt Other sub
Jects We're, however, temporarily
shelved until the House realized the
momenteus character OF Sir Edward
GEey's deliverance with regard to
Egypt
Speaking in a solemn tone and amid
intense silence the Minister declared
the recent attacks on British officials
at Tantab were not accidental. but a
deliberate manifestation OF the fanati-
cal spirit which had necessitated the
strengthening of the garrison in Egypt
and declared that unless the authority
of Lord Cromer and the Egyptian Gov
ernmsnt was strongly upheld 1t might
lead to a situation requiring the adop-
tion of strong measures.
The Secretary proceeded to refer to
the great growth Of fanatical feeling
in Egypt which might necessitate even
further measures TO protect Europeans
in Egypt Speaking in a solemn man
ner he said:
"As things are now. say deliberate
ly and with a fun sense OF RESPONSE
bflfty that if Parliament does anything
at this moment to weaken or destroy
the authority Of the Egyptian Govern
ment you will come face to face with
very serious situation. for should
fanaticism get the better OF con-
stituted authority there might arise
another necessity for extreme meas
ures."
Dealing with the Congo situation the
Secretary said he distrusted the pro-
posed reforms. He disllked trading
companies. If others in Great Britain
would insist on reforms the Govern
naent would welcome them. The ques-
tion of the reservation of enormous
areas for-private property must be
dealt with. and If any dispute arose
there was The Hague tribunal He be-
lieyed IT would be BENEFICIAL to resume
British consular jurisdiction, but II
would be discouraging to the Congo
Government.
With regard to the proposed visit
of a British feet to Kronstadt the For
eign Secretary said he felt assured
that the central government OF Russia
was neither aware nor had cOnnived at
the recent unfortunate occurrences. No
interference from the outside world
would strengthen a reform party.
As a British fleet was IN the Baltic
last year and had not visited Russian
ports 1t would be remarkable if a
fleet should not do so this year. He
hoped the usual civilfties would be OBJ
served. II would be impossible to
make a change now without giving
rise to the suspicion that Great Britain
was taking sides The visit would be
in friendly spirit TO pay compliments
TO Emperor Nicholas and the Russian
nation.
Sir Edward said he could not imagine
the Russian Parliament interpreting
the visit as taking sides.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. July 5-The wheat market was
weak almost all day. There was free selling
by cash houses and local longs and support came
principally from shorts. The chief factor re-
sponsible for the selling pressure was the gem
orally favorable weather conditions in the
United States. the Weather Bureau reporting
wheat sections. the exception being in Iowa
and Nebraska. where some rains had fallen. The
sales by cash houses were prompted mainly
BY liberal acceptances from the country. Late
which was due to reports Of rust in the wheat
fields Of North Dakota and Canada. The close,
however, easy. September opened sc TO
1k@Mc lower at 799s @79aze TO 7eMe, sold up
close off sc at 1850.
Liberal local receipts and weakness of wheat
caused a slightly easier tone In the corn mar
ket at the start but prices quickly responded to
rally.
The armness was maintained throughout the
renal nder OF the session. Shorts were driven to
cover by the almost total absence OF acceptances
of bids sent out by cash houses. Weather con-
dftions were decidedly favorable TO the proper
Advancement of the new crop
The market closed firm. September opened
&c lower to &c higher at 81 sc to 81 %c, sold
up to 52ssc and closed 1sc TO Ac higher at
5i7sm52c
The cat market exhibited considerable weak
have been ideal for the maturing of the new
crop and the outlook is said to promise a
fair yield. There heavy selling by prom
inent long and pit traders also sold freely. Buy
TO u a %sc lower at 30sse TO 30 13c, sold up to
3519 G35ese and then reacted TO 35Ac The
close was &C lower at 35h 035ssc.
Provisions quiet but the market showed
a firm tone. An advance in the price Of live
hogs caused considerable bullish sentiment
among pit traders. At the close September
pork was up 21a d5c at $17.15. Lard was up
25ae at $9o5. Ribs were unchanged at $9.66
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EDUCATED INDIAN
ENDS HIS LIFE.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

PHOENIX, July 5-Claude M. Enos.
a fullblooded Pima Indian. whose
home is on the reservation at Sacaton.
and who came to Phoenix yesterday
to celebrate the Fourth. this morning
killed himself In East Lake Park by
sending a bullet through the right
side of his body. Enos had been edu-
Gated at a Government school and
there was something pathetic In his
suicide. for education brought him the
same troubles that come to unsuc-
cessful whites. He was about 80 years
old.
Two years ago the Indians wife
died. leaving two children. Since then
he was employed for year in the
family of Rev. George Brewer. A
memorandum book was found on his
hody with numerous notes in good
handwriting concerning himself and
various quotations from the philosoph-
ers. While living with the minister's
family he had been treated as one of
the family and tried tc make himself
deserving. Since leaving them he had
fallen into bad company and when
possible had found solace in strone
drink. Yesterday he met Lena Es-
chief cousin. and told her he was
unhappy and proposed to kill himself.
she did not believe he was in earnest.
even though he showed her a revolver
at the time. He proceeded to secure
more liquor and about midnight put
his threat into action.
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Stocks and Trade.

The New Yozs circular Of J. S. Bache & Co.
-, Il. ~. .,.,,..
tian for some time. They have marked down
prices lndiscriminately throughout the list. The
greatest declines have been seen in tie actiFe
abroad list, which scored the greatest advances
during the January boom. The bear clique IS
well organized. and flushed with success are
pressing theic advantage 10 every polls; A1ey 1;
have created extensive following this 4vl-
lowing has trailed along on the short side, n
creasing commitments. as the declines IA tLe
market accelerate. and up 10 this writing IL
appears 10 us that the security prices are u
The right condition for a quick reversal OF IotHA'
with the consequent squeezing OF the tralllng
short interest. The leading banks and invest
ment interests Of the street have been suplhe'
Ever since the san Francisco earthquake disaster
they have shown a pronounced Indifference as 70
the course Of Lae security m0r6et. Ihere nave
been many bullish Developments but these nave
everfeE only temporary Influence on price move
nents. The increased dividend declaraiio IONS on
pauies recently have been received with salts
facfi0n by the conservative Investor but the
speculative contingent have neglected these Ia
Vorable developments and the market mas peeh
driven down 10 q point which, IN our ESTIMATION
would warrant sharp immediate advances
Viewed from all stanop0ints, snoulo the pres
ent condition OF winter wheat be maintained,
cereal ever raised IN this country other grams
with the exception OF oats. are progress ing Ia
Torsblv. and the beginning OF the second haf OF
the year 1900 viii see the cOuntrys trade un-
nara lleed in volume the crops uneXcelled ana
stock market prices at low levels"
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Deciiluous and Citrus Fruits.

The frlit market was heavily supplied and
generally weak as there were practically two
days' receipts on the market. and, although
business was of large proportions, there was a
heavy surplus unsold at the close Figs were a
very weak feature, fully 1900 packages being
received within forty eight hours. Prices fell
TO very low level. but dealers were unable to
effect cleerances. Apricots which had been very
firm heretofore, shared In the general weakness.
The Gamers were paying $4D@60 per ton, while
the regular trade paid az high as &c per pound.
or $50 per ton, for small parcels of selected
stock Advices from Santa Clara say that the
Gamers are paying $50 per ton for selected
Apricots. advance of 10 over The top price
paid In other sections.
BERRTES-Strawberries $J60I per chest for
Longworths and s3.50M5 for the elarge varieties;
Blackberries, $3@4.50 per chest, Raspberries,
So 506l6 per chest Loganberries, S4Q5 per chest
for red and 81 .506l3.50 FOR black.
CHERRIES-packed, S5c@$l per drawer In
bulk, Az MTc per lb.
NTS-50@65c per drawer.
APPLES-s1 .106D1.2 % per box for fancy and
50eMs1 for common to choice.
PEARS-s1 eI.25 per box for Bartlett and
Lawson and 5GQ1Jc for other varieties.
APRICoTS-75c@Sf per box or crate; in bulk,
2@4c per ID.
PEAcJEs = Large boxes. s1al.25: small
boxes. 50@75c.
PLuals- Crates. 4o@65c small boxes and bas-
pRuNEs-craies, 75c@sl; small boxes and
baskets, G5GSJc.
F1G9-Per box--Double layer, 4o450c; single
layer. 20025c; large boxes, I5GS5c.
GRAPES-$1. .25@1.50 per crate.
MEL0NS-CantRioupes, 500e60c for small and
$1.50G2.25 for large crates.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box. Oranges, NaveIs,
s2.b0Q3-25. Faiencies, SGT; Lemons. Saga. 90
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SIX PERSONS MEET
DEATH ON LAKE.
Wharf Collapses While
They Are Crossing 1t
to Reach Ferryboat

OMAHA. Neb. July 5.-At least sin
and possibly double that number OF
lives were lost as the result OF the
collapse of a boat landing platform
at Manawa Lake last night The dead
whose bodies have been recovered are:
LENA ROSENBLUM. Omaha.
BESSIE HYLAND, II years old.
MARY WEST. Council Bluffs. 20
years. old.
MARY LooNEY. 10 years old. South
Omaha.
MARY sHEEHAN 10 years old.
Omaha.
SCOTT E. HUFF. Omaha.
The accident was due TO a rush OF
people upon the wharf in an effort to
get a boat to the other side OF the
lake. where the car line terminal is
located. The dock. which extended
into water from three to seven feet
deep, gave way and a hundred or
more men. women and children went
into the lake. Great excitement pre-
vailed for time. but 1t was thought
that all had been rescued. though
some were hurt. Miss RosenblOom. a
her injuries.
1t was not until the work OF re-
pairing the dock was begun this morn
ing that IL was known that any were
drowned.
The bodies found today were under
the timbers OF the dock. A number of
persons are still reported missing and
il is feared that their bodies will be
found in the water
Manawa Lake Is a pleasure resort
on the Iowa>s side of the Missouri
River, about seven miles from Omaha.
with which IT is connected by an cleo
trio car line.
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Nem YORK COTTON Mnrket.

NEW YORK July 5.-The market duiler.
but the undertone fairly steaay. Liverpool
seat a higher range Of prices. to which our mar
ket did not respond. Ring bears We're aggressive
IN tie early dea ings. buf business small and
attempts to raid the market wore soon aban-
doned The usual bunch Of optimistic crop &C.
counts was resolved. but the general news had
more OF builish tone than for some time past.
Louisiana and Mississippi advices predict q
bumper crop. In tire later trading the market
frned up on reports Of heavy aims In the East
err belt with ring shorts good buyers. Southern
spot markets were quiet and generally un-
changed
Price Is getting out some very bullish news on
cotton. He TO be the only bun left.
Everybody is short and bearish aud dealers think
the latter interest VIII have 10 be reduced before
they can see anything IN the way of a decline
Cotton futures opencd quiet and steady July.
i0IGeaf0 Pc: August. I0.27c: september, lG .
ei10.2Sc; October 10.2Sc; December. lO.3Ic; Jan
narv. 1o.25c March. offered N 1o.44c-
Cotton futures closed steady. Jnly. 10 2fc:
August and SeDtember. 16.32e October 1880:
Ncvenber. l0.3lc: December. l0.3sc: January.
Io-a7e: EehrRazI l0.Sses AGFch, lo.46c-
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DRIED FRUITS.
New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July 5.-The London tin market
declined over the holiday, with spot there closing
az FIG es Cd and futures at f112 los. Locally
the market was easy in sympathy with the de-
cline abroad and closed at S3S.3 u 0I3S. IS.
Copper also lower in the London market,
although the decline slight. Spot closed al
ISL IS Cd and futures at ESQ IS Cd. Locally
copper was unchanged with Lake, quoted al
SIs.50d19. electrolytic SIS 1s25Q1S62h and
casting at $1s@1S12h.
Lead unchanged at $5.T5@5.S0 in the
local market. but declined 2s sd to ZIG lis Sd in
London.
SpeIter closed at E26 lis Cd In London and al
S5.95G6 in the local market
Iron was Sd higher in the English mar.
ket. with standard foundry quoted al 49s 10d
and Cleveland warrants at sos I'd. Locally the
market was unchanged: No / foundry Northern
SIS. .25dIS.75; No. Northern do. S1715@1S %;
No. / foundry Southern $17.50@1S; No. dc
Sl7@l1.5o.
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Potatoes, Onion. and. vegetables.

The principal boats with new potatoes from
the river arrived very late yesterday and the
market, being slenderly supplied with good
stock, ruled very firm in the early trade Old
Oregon Burbanks continued in brisk demand for
seed at well maintained rates. Onions were
steady with supplies just about sufficient for
current needs.
Miscellaneous vegetables were generally weak.
there being practically two days supplies on
the market Green Corn was the weakest ar
ticle on the list, there being over 1000 pack
ages received during the past two days. and
no reasonable offer was refused for general offer
ings
PoTAT0ES-New crop, in boxes, 75cQsl 40
per ctl sacks, 65c@$1 per ctl; old crop Oregon
Burbanks, 65Q90c per ctl.
oNIoNS-New Red. per sack. 759eoc; Yellow,
per ctl. S1G1.10.
vEGETABLEs Corn, crates, s1@l.25;
sacks 5oc@$1: Asparagus, S1.50@2. 30 per box:
Rhubarb, 5Oc@$l per box; Green Peas. $1@1 so
per sack; String Beans. lose per ID; Wax
Beans. 102c per lb: Tomat toes, s1@1.25 for
small and s2@2,50 for large boxes; do Mis-
sissippi. S1.50 per crate; Cucumbers. 25@40c per
box for Marysville and 5o6D90c for bay: Sum
mer Squash, 500T5c per box; Garlic. 3@5c per
lb; CABBAGE G0c per ctl; Caulifower, 40@50c per
dozen; Carrots. Csc per sack; Turnips, 65c per
sack; Green Peppers, SIG @l.50 for large and zoe
for small boxes.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The situation in Butter has narrowed down to
a question of stocks, with dealers quoting the
market firm easy according to their indiv idual
holdings, and as the receipts are uaevenly dis
.tributed, there is wide difference of opinion
as to the actual state of the market. The ex-
change met In the quarters In the whole
sale district yesterday and as the attendance was
large and there were conflicting interests at
work, the session lively affair. Large re-
ceivers were trying TO hold the market down,
but dealers who slenderly supplied were
bullishly inclined and forced prices up. Cream
cry extras sold up to 21c, fell to zoe under free
selling and closed at 201ac
The situation In Eggs was much the same
as that In Butter and prices for all grades were
higher on the Exchange, the advance being
&c in selected and frsts and 11sc In seconds
Cheese had upward tendency, 10iac being
asked for new flats Change. Sales on the
Exchange were as follows: Butter-40 half
boxes at gle; 10 at 20Ac go at 20kc. and 80
at zoe! Eggs--3o cs selected ranch at 21i2c,
and 20 at 21c.
The receipts for the past two days are omit
ted as the returns are incomplete.
The official quotations, as established by sales,
bids and offers on the floor of the Dairy Ex-
change, are as follows:
BIiTTER--Fresh Creamery extras. 20he per
h. steady: do 6rsts 19c, steady; seconds, 1Sc.
steady; packing stock, firm, at lcc for No
and 15c for No .
CHEEsE-Caifornia new fats, 1oc per h..
firm: young America, lie, firm; Eastern storage,
16lbc steady: Western new, 15c steady.
EGGS-Caiifornia fresh selected. 21c per
dozen, steady frsts, 19c steady; seconds, 4Sc,
steady.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wal-street stocks open firm, but close weaker. Co
Silver slightly lower. Exchange rates unchanged.
Mining stocks irregular and fairly active.
Wheat quiet and unchanged Barley firmer.
Oats, Corn and Beans as previously quoted.
Hay market about the same. Feedstuffs steady.
Dried Fruits held firmly at the high prices
Fresh and Cured Meats show no further change
Hides Wool and Hops steady at previous quotations.
Butter and Eggs higher and Cheese very firm.
Poultry in better demand and rising
Potatoes firm, Onions steady and Vegetables weak
Fresh Fruit in heavy supply and weak.
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Los ANGELES MAN DIES
SUDDENLY In NEW YORK
Permission to Sail TO Austria
TO Visit His Family.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Antonfo Yo-
witch arrived here two days ago from
Los Angeles on his way to Austria to
see his wife and children He was to
have sailed on the French steamer La
Lorraine. When he appeared at the
steamers gangplank the ship surgeon,
looking at the mans emaciated form,
shook his head and remarked: you
are too sick TO sail. my man."
please let me pass" pleaded Yo-
witch. II have come all the way from
Los Angeles that I might sail today
to see my family in Austria
But the surgeon was obdurate and
Yovfteh, downhearted. turned away.
He walked to a nearby hotel and
seated himself in the lobby. An hour
later Yoyitch fell dead on the floor.
A physician said he died OF consump-
tion.
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Eastern Livestock Market.

D.
CHICAGO July 5.-CATTLE-Receipts, 49,
600 Market strong to 10c higher. Beeres, "a. 10
ri 90: cows and heifers $i.40@5.25; stockers
and feeders S2.o0G450; Texans, s4.25G5;
HoGs~Receiuts: Today. 25.o0o; tomorrow
% GOO Market weak. Mixed and butchers
$850d6.95; good heavy, S660M6.92E; rough
heavy. S630m6.55; light. s6.50@6.92h; pigs
50 70G1G 70; bulk of sales $0.T0@6.S5.
SHEEP-Receipts. 10000 Market 56D10c
higher Sheep, 81. .2540; lambs, $59I.25.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
View York Money Market

. NEW YORK. july Money on CALL easier
- cav per cent; ruling rate, SA per cent last
Ioan, 2% per cent; closing bid, 21s per cent; Of
fered az . per cent.
Tlmr loans easter; sixty days, y per cent
ninety days. 4@ per cent; six months, 51295S4
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5@5g per cent.
sterling exchange. hrmer. witt actual business
in bankers biils al Ss-ssE59 4-s4S0 Tor demand
and al 81 s2G4 sos for sixty day bills.
Posted rates, Ss-S2lz 4-s5la-
Commercial bills. S4.sl34.
Bar silver. Ge a..
MexicSh dollars J0c
Government bonds, weak; railroad bonds, II
L.
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Genernl Merchandisc.

OHAIN bAdS-ln STEADY demand at 10QlOLrc.
Wellington ssS Seattle sSe e. peS,n, NsT ss
Beaver Hill, $5.Jo: Roslyn 81; Coos Bay, So so:
Richmond $3.50; Cumberland s14 in bulk and
Sl525 In sacks; Camel, 50 per ton; Coke. $11 90
Mountain lions. siso go pen en- short ton mofAs
0lLS-Quolations for barrels; for cases
add be- Iinseed, 52c per gallon for boiled and
Doc for raw; Castor Oil, IN cases, No. l. T5c;
Bakers AA, cases, s1.22@1 "a; Lucol. SOC for
1sc per gallon Cocoanut Oil, in barrels, 5sc
for Ceyion and soc for Australian; extra bleached
winter Sperm Oil, csc; natural winter Sperm
on, 63c; extra bleached winter Whale OIL.
strained Lard on sac; No i Lard OH 74c:
Pure Neatsfoot OIL 75c No. Neatsfoot on
81 15c; Herring Oil. 4Oc: Salmon OIL 35c; boiled
Fish Oil, 35c; Paint OIL. 35c
COAL OIL, GASOLINE. ETC.-water White
Coal OIL. in bulk, 1019e; Pearl Oil. in cases.
lie: Astral, lie; Star, lie; Extra Star zoe;
Elaine. 26c; Eocene, 10c Stove Gasoline in
bulk, 111ac; in cases. 24c: Motor Gasoline, in
bulk. 1!15c: In cases. 24r; No. 1 Engine Dis
tfllate. iron barrels or drums, Sc; No . do, Gle;
cases. 61ac more; Benzine. in bulk l2Isc; In
cases. I9c; s6-degree Gasoline, in bulk, SOC; in
cases. 36c
TuRPENTINE-s per gallon in cases and
nc On drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. s6sHc
per Id; White Lead, sGslac. according to guam
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes, net cash: Cubes A, Crushed and
Granulated 1880: Fine, Frrlit Coarse Granu-
lated SOC: Beet Granulated ffe0-ib bags only,
435es Confecttoners' A. 4.,5c: Magnolia "A
9. .15e Extra C. 4.05c; Golden C. 3.95c: ID. 3.s5c
bbIs, 5.e5c; boxes. 530c per lb. Barrels ana
5o-lb bags 10c haif-bbs 25c and boxes SOC
more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order taRen
1or less than 20 barrels or It's equivalent
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Hay and Fecdsfufrs.

Hay receipts during the past 4s hours were
1892 tons, including 90 cars. The market con-
tinues to vary in tone daily, according as the
arrivals are heavy or light. Quotation remain
unchanged There is nothing new in Feedstuffs
BRAN-s19. .50G21 per ton
MIDDLINGS-S2 -S26@30 per ton
SHORTS-$20.5 .50021 so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley. s22M23:
Mixed Feed. $23@24 Oilcake Meal in 5ton lots
S3I 80; jobbing, s3s per ton; Cocoanut Cake
meal at mills, s23 In 10 and $23 50 in 5 ton
lots; jobbing, $24; Corn Meal, $2s@29; Cracked
Corn SOS 50@2e.50; Horse Beans. nominal :
Broom Corn Feed. soc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal.
carload lots. $19.50; jobbing. $50 per ton /:
Mealfalfa $3.50 In car lots and $40 in smaller
quantities.
HAY-old crop-Choice Wheat. s1761s per
ton; good Wheat, S15@18; other grades Whea t.
S12@I4; Wheat and Dat. s12@l6 Tame Oat
S1o@Iloi Wild 0at. S10@12; Alfalfa, S10@12;
stock S7@S per ton.
STRAW-30@55c per bale
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Beans and Seeds.

The Bean market continues commonplace and
devoid of especial feature. Ordinary sales are re.
ported from day TO day.
BEANs-Per ctl Bayos. SO. s5@4; Pea, So rs
s.. .4oG2.e 90; Pink, s1.so@ I.9o; Red $s s5Gs. so;
Lima, 81 40@4. so; Red Kidneys, s4a4. rs;
Blackeye. $5-50l5.T5: Butter, 81 25 per ctl
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, S45O6475 rs; yell
low Mustard, $3.50@375; Flaxseed. S2.50G3;
Canary. 6@6Ac; Alfalfa, 12c Rape. 1s@Se;
319c; Broom Corn Seed, $20@21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles, nominal; Green Peas,
81. .5002.75 per ctl.
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Butter, Cheese and EGGS.

CHICAGO, July Cash quotations were
follows: Flour. easy; No, spring wheat, S2h
0s3c; No. B. 77qs3Ac; No. 2 red s6A @s6kc;
No Q Corn. 521a 615eAc; No. 2 yellow. 53@53Ac;
No. oats. 9Si%e; 40. white. 40I @41Ac; No
white. 37lk q 40c No. rye, 60c; good feed
ing barley 39d43c: fair TO choice mailing, 424
5Ic: No fax seed $1.0s%; No. j Northwest
ern 81 l2; clover. contract grades, S11 25; short
ribs sides qoose). $9.60@9 SO "; mess pork. per
bbl S17.55l17. co; lard, per 100 lbs $500; short
clear sides Cboxedl. $9.s7ls@1o; whisky basis
. ,-fpa
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Northern Business.

TACOMA. July s.--clearlngs, s74oo22; bal
ances s36.31S
PORTLAND. July 5.-Clearings, S1,137, ,009;
balances. &141, ,485.
seattle. Jnly 5.-Clearings. s2.17s, 745; bal
sPokAXE. July s--cleariugs. 81 o4s. .oo1 !;
balances S44,79a.
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Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The Mining Stock Exchanges Reopen
With Prices Irregular.

The San Francisco Stock Exchange reopened
yesterday, with very fair business In both
$4.05. and Con. Virginia. with the 25c assess
ment added, up to 05c- The Tonopahs were
irregular, but most of them were lower There
was marked activity in several, notably Daisy,
which sold up to 49c. Silver Hill declared a
Con Virginia, csc; Mexican. l5c; Sierra Nevads.
10c. The Stock and Bond Exchange will re-
main closed till Monday.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO July 5--On the Produce Exchange
TODAY the butter market was stendy; creameries,
l5m2 Doe; dairies, 15M1sc. Eggs, steady, at mark
cases included 12@14&c; frsts, 141ac; prime
hrsts ice; extras. 1sc. Cheese, STEADY. io1s@