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vew work. STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 5.-The added
-s,-as5th to ff1e stock ,aarI1et caused by
yesterdays accession TO speculative ac-
TiVities was still in evidence today in
le sustained volume of the trading
impaired with last weeks small daily
's.Nerage. The results of the larger
o. erutiOns were. however, somewhat
J. iNed. II was easy TO see that some
% the principal stocks in yesterday
market were being fed out TO take
profits on the higher level. Effect was
seen in the holding back OF the price
OF these stocks while other stocks were
advancing As the conviction remained
general that the market was IN the
hands Of the professional operators,
SUM the success Of the profit taking
boleings 20 new rolesslonal h1hok
with the sole purpose Of disposing Of
them at profit 10 new set OF buyers
So long s confidence IN the minds OF
spectators is maintained this process
is capable Of being carried on for a
prolonged period WiNiout extending be-
tors. II is a recognized fact that such
professional movements are the inyar-
iabie preliminary of an extended rise in
the market the pubic refrainlng with
! Aout exception, from entering the mar
- IN the earlier stag ges OF the advance.
II is the hope of an ultimate outcome
q carry stocks out of the market. which
encourages persistence in a campaign
IL. the full recognition Of its wholly
professional Limitations The confidence
Of the present professional moves In
the market is aEowedly based on the
prospect that money is in course OF ac-
cnmUlating in bank reserves where ITS
enforced idieness is likely TO force II into
stocks for employment In addition the
news from the crops is regarded as sat
isfactOry and as Warrantlng an as
sumption of prosperous harVests IN the
event of conditions continuing as Ia
vsrable as at present Further large
transfers of currency through the SUB
treasury 70 New York also continued In
force and this is the principal FACTOR
relied upon for the easing of the local
money market The fact that the Sc
ries of holidays IL California expired
on Monday and leh commercial affairs
free 10 resume their normal course
added 70 the satisfaction caused BY the
further REIMBURSEMENT of accumulated
funds from the Pacific Coast Fore gn
exchange also reacted from yesterday 5
show Of strength and discounts in Lon
Paris however. fell sharply and some
demand for remittance from here TO
PARIS was the consequence, making
Paris exchange strong
Bearing these general conslueratlons
IN mind the movement OF Individual
stocks offers little of special interest
These movements of today were irreg
ular throughout. by reason OF a series
of sustaining advances accompanied by
Simultaneous realizing at different
points The sustaining measures lost
their efficacy as the day advanced and
? general reaction set IN, making the
clOse easy.
Bonds were steady. Total sales So
Tnfted states bonds were unchanged
scHIl
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

General decline Comstock mining shares
Silver declined IA Exchange rates about before
Shipment of $75,37S75 in silver bullion to Kobe
Fair trading in local securities
Good demand for milling Wheat from interior mills.
Barley, Oats and Corn very quiet.
Dried Fruits ruling very firm in the East.
Flour and Milstufs in fair demand and steady.
Hay and Feedstufs about before quoted
Beans in fair local and shipping demand
Poultry quiet and easy.
Butter 2c lower Cheese c higher Eggs unchanged but firm
New Apples arrive from the Sacramento River
Prnnes firm here and in the East Nuts and Rasns nominal
Choice Wool and sound Hides firm and moving off we'll
Calves, Sheep and Lambs on foot ranging higher.
Provision trade getting back to its former basis.
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General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-91a 910c,
C0ALr---Wellington 81 so per ton; New Wei
llngton. 81 30; Seattle s6 Bryant. &c. Beaver
Hill. So. 5ol Roslyn, ST. Coos Bay. S. so. Rich
mond, 81 so; Cumberland. sl4 in bulk and $l5. ?.
In sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg SIC:
Camel, 80 per ton; Coke, S11 5o@l3 per ton in
bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain deserip-
0lLS-Quotatio are for barrels; for cases
add pc: Lfnseed 5ae per gallon for boiled and
50c for raw; Castor Oil. in eases, No. l. zoe:
bakers "A. cases, sl.2o@l 2oi Lueol, soc fol
boiled and 46e for raw: China Nut, cases, 6SQ
lSc per gallon. Cocoanut OIL in barrels. 5Se
for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra bleach
cd winter SRerm Oil, 65c; natural wiater Sperm
81. 81. csc; extra bieached winter Whale oil.
strained Lard Oil. soc; No. Lard Oil, Zee:
Pure Neatsfoot Oil, zoe; No. / Neatsfoot on.
9llac; Herring OIL 40c; SalIsn OIL, 35c boiled
Fish Oil, a5c: Paint Oil. 35c
COAL OIL, GASOLINE, ETC.-water White
Coal OIL, In bulk, 10lac; Pearl Oil. In cases
lie; Astral. lie; Star. lie: Extra Star. zoe
Elaine 26c: Eoeene Iae: Stove Gasoline IL
bulk bulk 81ac; In cases 2sc; Motor Gasoline, in
tiliate. iron barrels drums Sc; No. do. 61aci
cases. 01sc more: Benziia, Ia bulk. l2IAc: III
cases lae; s6-degree Gasoline. In bulk, 26c; in
TuRIENTINEr-Ssc per gallon In cases and
s2c IN drums aud iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead S6Skt
per lb; White Lead, s@s1ac. according to quan.
tity.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
Rany quotes, net cash Cubes A. Crushed and
Fine Crushed. 4.S0c; Powdered, 4.65c: Cand,
aranulated. 4.65c; Fine, Fruit or Coarse Grann-
t.35c Confactloners' A. 455c: Magnolia A,
4.15c; Extra G, 4.e5e; Golden G. 3a5c: %. 3,s5e,
T. q T.. Crystal dominos, I.55c; Tablets half
DDS. 3-ooe; boxes, o.3oc per ID. Barrels an0
5o-lb bngs loc,. half -bbls 2Jc and boxes 30.
taken for less than IS barrels or It's eapiyalert
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, June 5.--Trading is quiet
In the wool market. The lack of stock
is said to be the prime cause of the
Indifference of manufacturers with the
Unsatisfactory condition of the goods
market also an important factor There
is little doing in foreign woods here.
grades. Territory woods are steady at
72@73c for fine and 6S070c for fine
medium. Pulled woods are dull. with
superb moving at 60@64c. Territory
quotations follow:
Idaho-Fine, 22 @23c: heavy fine, 800
zoe; fine medium; 22@23c. medium, 26
q25c; low medium; 2s@ &c
l9@2Qc fine medium. 22@23c: medium,
2e@27c; low medium, 26@27c
Utah and Nevada-Fine, 22@23c
heavy fine, 19G2sc; fine medium 22m
2ac: medium, 26@27c; low medium, 26
@27c.
Montana--Fine choice. 24@25c: fine
average, 2s@24c; fine medium choice,
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Erufts ana VegetabIes.

Yesterdays arrivals of Berries were unusua lily
light and. although the offerings were more on
less rain n-damaged and unattractive, they cleaned
up quickly at stif prices. Cherries, too, wers
Ii light supply and there was no good stock
Of any kind to be had for less than &c pei
pound. Some off lots were turned over to the
Gamers at 21e 015c per pound. ROYAL Apricots In
small shipping crates brought " per crate, while
Pringles in open boxes were slow of sale Al
SI.75@2 Early Peaches and Piums were offer.
ing at nom mnal prices, but found few buyers.
New Apples arrived from the river and sales
were reported at Go@S5c per box or basket
Changes in Vegetables were slight.
FRESH FRUITS-St Strawberries, $l0@13 pc.
chest for Longworths and s6@S for large va.
rieties; Loganberriess,, per .,odsss chest $s@7;
berries. per chest. s7@s; Gooseberries
Cherries boy. s5c@si %: do loose lb Ga ioc
Apples, per box: 81. Is@2.25; Oranges
per box repackedl 81. 5od4: lemons per box,
81 ,50fd3 Lmes per case, S4,50@5 Bananas
bunch 81 25m2: Pineapples, per DOZEN $20l4.
yEGETA LES--Potatoes, 9Oc4S1 per sack
for river and 65cQ$l per ctl for Oregon; dc
new. ct aOc@$i. 80; Onions. per ctl, s. 5D0f4 fol
Australian; do new red. per sack, T5RS5c; AS
paragus. per box, 81 1903 30; RlIiibarb box 75c
M$l; Peas per sack. 75c@1 25; String beans
per lb 4d6c Cucumbers. box, 81 25d so: sum
iner Squash, box, $1@1 20; Cabbage, per ctI
75c; Carrots, pei. sack: Toe; Turnips, per sack,
75c: Garlic. per lb, 4q5c; Lettuce, per dozen
10c; Caulinower. per Dozen 40@50c.
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Hides, Tallow and Wool.

No further change in Wool or Hides is re-
ported. Both are strong for choice stock and
moving OF readily.
HIDEs-CuIls and brands sell about " gle
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers, 18c;
heavy and 12e for light Stays, slac salted
Kip. 13c: Sailed VEAL. 13lsc; Salted Calf, lac;
dry Hides, 22c dry Kip. zoe; dry Calf, 24c;
Sheepskns, sheariings 2u0l46c each; short
Wool, 50Q7sc each; medium. eo@sl 10; long
Wool. 81 .25@2; Horse Hides salt, s39l3. % for
large and 81 10 for medium. So % FOR small and
SOC for Colts; Horse Hides. dry, $2@2 % for
large and 81 .50d11 .75 for medium 81. 10 for
small and soc for Colts. Buckskins-Dry Next
can. a5c; dry salted Mexican, Pee; dry Central
American, 371ac. Goatskins-Prime Angoras,
75c; extra large do. 81 25; large, soc; medium,
soc: small. 35r.
TAI4LOW--No. / rendered. 4h04&c in bbls;
in cans and drums, Ae less; No, ?, 4@4Ac;
Grease, 30lSRe.
WOoI.-Sprug Clip-San Joaquin and South
eril; ern; Y months I4@ Ice; do months. i69aec;
zoe; Nevada, light, 2o@23e; do, heavy, l6glse
per lh.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Nrw York Monev market.

NEW YORK. June 5=Prime mercan-
tile paper, d5L per cent
sterling exchange easier at S4.S550 a
1855 for demand and at S4.S240G a
D. 50 for sixty days Posted rates, Si,SS
2 466ss. Comercial bills. s4S2Is @4s2A
3ar silver, 66c.
.deNfcan dollars. sic.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bCllas. steady.
-4oney on cali, easy. ; 3Q212 per cent;
nm rate, 3 4 per cent; closing bid,
pc cent; offered. 3 q per cent
Time loans easier on short dates.
Sky days. 4G4A; ninety days / u a
I y per cent; six months, 4 Y 95A per
cent
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Rutter. Cheeae nnd Eggs.

Butter lost the half-eent advance gained on
the preceding day but ruled firm at the de-
cline On the exchange 19c was paid for one
small lot OF f,illweight creamery extras but
there was very little such stock available, while
lightweight Butter, or one and half pound
squares was freely offered at 1Sc, which was
made the official quotation.
Eggs were firm ut the old quotations, while
Cheese was half a cent higher and quite steady
at the Advance.
Sales on the exchange were as follows: But
ter-IS boxes and 10 half boxes creamery extras
at 1Sc and 10 half boxes, do 2-lb squares. at
l9c. Cheese-35 drums Wisconsin twins, seller
.15 days, ut I3c. Eggs-l0 cases selected ranch
at 1Dc.
Receipts were 5S roo lbs Butter. $500 lbs
Cheese and 7S4 eases Eggs.
The official quotations. as established By bids
and offers on the floor OF the Dalry Exchange,
are ms follows:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, 1sc per lb,
drm: do firsts lie. Arm seconds, Ice, firm:
packing stock. steady at 15hsc for No. ]
CHEEsE-CaiifornIa new fats aye per III.
steady; Young America. Toe, steady; New York
EIsGs-Ca1ifornia fresh selected, Zoe pei
dozen. firm; first, 1sc, firm; seconds, lie, nrm.
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Hemp warehou.e. burned.

NEW YORK. June 5,--A second fire
within a space of two weeks today
destroyed two more warehouses OF the
American Cotton Duck Company at
Tompkinsvilie. Staten Island. and
caused a loss estimated at between
S150,000 and 100000. The buildings.
which were one-story structures. were
partly filed with hemp. and were To-
Gated among a group of similar ware
houses on the shore of the harbor.
The damage was confined to two ware,
houses. The origin of the fire is un-
known.
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Hay and Feedstuffs.

Hay continued to move off freely and, the re
ceipts being merely fair, aggregating AZ cars
prices were well maintained. There was goot
call for all kinds of reedssafs at about previous
prices sxr
BRAN-s1a 50@2I per ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per ton.
SHORTS -S2fQ22 per ton.
FEEDSTTF TFFS--R0lled Barley, $24@25
Oileake Meal in 5-ton lots, s3T so; jobbing, s3s
per ton: Coeoanut Cake Meal at mills, So;
in 10 and $3.50 In ton lots; jobbing, S24
Corn Meal. S2S639; Horse Beans, nom nal
Broom Corn Feed, zoe per etl Alfalfa Meal
carload lots. $40 5o Jobbing. $50 per ton; Meal
faifa. $40. 80 Ia car lots and $50 in smaller
quantities.
HAY-Choice Wheat Hay. s17@1S per ton
good Wheat Hay, sl5@l6: other grades. Wheat
Sl3@15; Wheat and Oats, $l2gl5; Tame Dat
SrRAW-Per bale, 4otJG0c.
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s4eat Market.

Quotations for Calves, Sheep and Lambs on
hoof show revision in the direction of higher
prices There have been no further changes In
FRESH MEATS-Wholesale rates per pound
from slanghterefs to dealers, are as follows:
Beef 5R doc for Steers and Az @5c for Cows;
Veal 6G6l4e for large and 70Se for small;
Mutton, SIZE for Wethers and 71aaSc for
Ewes; Lambs, Sla@pe, Dressed Hogs, 9laG51Gc.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
Livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less 40G
IS per cont shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE--Steers, 8Q6iac; Cows and Heifers.
AZ @5c; THU Cows, 4c per ID.
CALvES-4ia ia doc per ID for light weight. 4c
for medium and 3iac f0r heavy gross weight
sHEEP-We laGs5c; Ewes. 4941ac pei
lb gross weight
IAMBS-4& 05c per h.
H0GS-140 to $50 lbs, 8Iac per ID; f4o Ibs
and under. exc; go lbs and over &c; Boars ~
per cent; Stags SD@40 per cent. and Sows
ie@oo per cent of from above quotations.
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET.
Marked Decline in the Comstock Mining
Shares.

There was very fair business on
the Stock & Bond Exchange yester-
day, with some fluctuations Spring
Valley Water showed some recovery
from the decline of the preceding day,
advancing to $20& under some pur-
chasing demand. Contra Costa Water
rose from $40 to s44 and Makaweli
Sugar from s32 to s33. Sales of bonds
were $4,000, mostly in small lots
The feature in mining stocks was the
general decline in the Comstocks, the
loss rangiug from SC TO 15c throughout
the list. Free selling accompanied the
decline. the foiiowing assessments
Mexican, 15c; Sierra Nevada 10c The
decline in thesstocks was probably due
to these assessments.
The leading Tonopahs were also
lower as rule, and the whole line OF
mining stocks was decidedly weak.
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Beans and seeds.

Beans continue to sell well on regular local
account and there is a fair movement In shipping
chanpels Pinks are abundant and weak while
all the other descriptions are steady, With stocks
comparatively light.
BEANS-Pers ctl., .Bayos. So 75G4; Pea, 50. rs
04 small White So 2G0I3. 40; large White,
81 .20I2. 10: Pink, 81. T5@l1 %; Red, 81; Lima.
81. .500ni .65; Red Kidneys, s4@4 %; Backeye.
81. 50dqb. 75
SEEDs-Erowu Mustard. 81 .504+. 10; Yel-
low Mustard. SO .J0Gp3. 10; FlaNseed, 81 50M3;
Canary. GM6Ac; Alfalfa, 12c; Rape. ~ @3c;
Timothy. Sc; Hemp. 5M5l9c per lb; Miliet, 30
3Ac: Broom Corn Seed, s20m2l per ton.
DRIED PEAS--Niles, $l,s5; Green Peas,
50 25u2. 80 per ctl.
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Provtsions.

Trade in this line is gradually getting back
TO its former basis. Current quotations are
herewith given.
CURED MEATS Bacon, 13iac per lb for
heavy. lac for light medium, 15e for light. 15lsc
for extra light and lie for sugar cured; Dry
Salt Sides i2c; Bellies. 13c; Eastern Sugar
cured Hams. II to IA lbs. 151ac; Is to 16 lbs.
1J1ac: IL to 20 lbs, 15c; California Hams. IA 5c;
Mess Beef, 30 per bbl; extra Mess. $3.50; Fam
lily. $40; prime Mess Pork, $3.50; extra clear.
S23; Mess, SO; Pig Pork. S26; Pigs Feet, So;
Smoked Beef 14e per lb.
LARD-Tierees quoted at 7Ac for California
compound, Sc for Eastern compound and 10lac
i1r pure n sas pnTe a ioAe lolo tins.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

| Everything under this head Is reported steady
TO firm a the familiar quotations. The decision
of the relief authorities 10 have the surplus
relief Flour distributed here and the possible
effect of their action upon the market caused
considerable conjecture among the mlllers yes
tertiay
FL0UR-CalIfornia Family Extras, 81 65@
5lo. usual terms; Bakers Extras 81 .30@4 80;
FARINACEoUS GOoDS--Prices IN packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, s3.25 per 100
Flour. $s. Corn Meal 2f5; extra Cream do.
So rs: 0at Meal. 81 5004 20: 0at Grosts, 81 10;
Iominy. So. 75@4; Bnckwheat Flour, 81 .5o@
AS; Cracked Whest. -. 10; Farina, 81 so;
Whole Wheat Flour. So 80; Rolled Oats bbs..
S7@s; in sacks, SO. 5o@T 80; Rolled Wheat,
bbis., 81 60: in sacks 81 10; Pearl Barley. SO:
Split Peas. boxes So so; Green Peas, So. 80 per
100 pounds.
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adlna futures ranged AS follows:
cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. easy; No spring wheat. 81 "a
s3c: No. 3. 7Imsac: No. red sGSa @s7isc; No.
34ssc; No. white - a Q3Gc; No. 3 white
s4ma5c; No. rye, 60lhc; good feeding barley,
42M 14e; fair TO choice mailing 4S6f55c No. I
haxseed. $1071a; No. ! Northwestern, $l.13:
prime timothy seed. s3.30d335; clover, contract
grades, Sl1 rs; short ribs. sides tlooset So. .056l
S.i5; mess pork. per bbl SIG i59 30; lard, per
100 lbs. $s52la; short clear sides (boxed), 49, 80
@9.G0. whisky, basis of high wines, $l29
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Poultry.

The market for Poultry was quiet and easy,
exeept large yonng Chickens. which formed bpt
small portion OF the receipts Pigeons. small
Broers and old Roosters were hard 70 SELL even
at round concessions.
poIiITRY-Per dozen: Hens. 81 .5o@7: old
BOOSTERS. So ,5AM4.50 young BOOSTERS, $6gI so;
Fryers. So .J00l4 30; large Broers.. f3QI3 30;
S1Gfl.25.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 5.-cATTLE-Re-
sss ss9ss cows cows and heifers. s1e Saeyes 5io;
stockers and feeders $3.50 OILS; Tex
ans, s2.75m4.45; calves, s5.50@7
HOGS-Receipts, 12,000 tomorrow.
$4,000; market. sc higher. Mixed and
butchers, S625d6.45; good heavy,
$6.4006.47h; rough heavy, S6.25G
6.S5: light, s6.25G6.4215; pigs, $3.50 a
SIS; bulk of sales, s6.35M6.4215
SHEEP-Receipts 10000; market.
steady. Sheep. $40 q $50; lambs,
S5l56I650.
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j. WILSON,
Stocks and Bonds,
Member Stock and Bond Exchange. ass
California St, or 2l7l Pacific ave-.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PURCHASING COAAIISSARY,
infantry CantOnment, Presidio OF San
Francisco. Cal, June ). 1906-Pr0-
pOsals for Subsistence Supplies: Of
fice Purchasing Commissary. San
Francisco, Cal. June 5. 1905: Sealed
proposals for furnishing and deliv-
erina of such quantities OF subsist-
ence supplies delivered at such
wharf or wharves or such ware
houses In San Francisco. Cal, as per
circular to be seen at this of1ce. will
be received here until IL o'clock a.
m. FRIDAY. June is. 1908. and
opened Immediately thereafter in
presence OF bidders. Specifications,
general Instructions TO bidders and
blank forms of proposals will be fur
nished to established dealers on ap-
plfcation TO c. r. KRACTHOFF, Ma
jor, COMFY. Je6sls13s1A-t4
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Butter. Clecse and Eecs

CHICAGO. June 5.-0n the Produce Exchange
today the Butter market was 6rlner: creameries
l4al9r, dairies. l3H@l7c. Eggs. easier: AT
mark. cases included 14d14iac: frsts. IA 1ac;
prime frsts, i5t5c; extras, 1sc. Cheese STEADY,
i0Ml1e.
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ST. LOUIS, June 5.-WOOL--Steady !;
medium grades combing and clothing
24m2Se, light fine. 21@23c; heavy fine.
l69 28c: tub washed, 3S@34c.
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Wheat and other Grains.

NbSut ana OthtE UTNinss
WHEAT-Although trade in the local pit con-
tinued very quiet, the general tone of the
Wheat market was one of strength and the sell
Ing interests were not trying TO urge business.
Port Costa con tinued to report good demand
for round lots from interior mills.
CASH WHEAT
California Club, 81 3o@1. .3a1a; Caiiforns
White Australian. 81 .40@l. .421a: lower grades
of California 81 .20@1I %; Northern Club, 81 80
Q1.321a Northern Bluestem. 81 40; Northern
Red, 81 .32h @1.S5 per cd
FUTURES.
Morning Session-10 TO II o'clock.
December-S1.31
No afternoon session.
BARLEY-The spot grain continued very
dull. In fact there was not enough business on
Change to warrant any change In the quota tiops.
Sellers were Inclined to the belief that the
crop and thus cause steadier market, but
their views were not shared by the buying in
terests
CASH BARLEY.
S1,65@1.lo for common to good and 81 .12k
for choice feed
Morning Sesion-l0 to II o'clock.
December-931sc bid, 04Bc asked.
oATS-Were reported firm at the old quota
tiops but very few sales were made.
Red 81 .306fl. 40 for poor to fair. 81 AS
al .55 for good aud $1.60@1.7o for choice;
White 81 .65@1.75i Black, 81 4o@l ,42ls per
ctl.
CoRN-Dealers were paying but little atten-
tion to this grain and the quotations were nom
California. 81 l'55o1 80 for small round gel
low: Western. mixed. 81 .321s yellow, 81 .SoGl
l.35; white. 81 .35d.i 40 per ctl.
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Visible Grain supply.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The visible
supply of grain as compiled by the
New York Produce Exchange is: Wheat,
s.SS1. 900 bushels: decrease, l,152.00o
Corn, 100000 bushels; increase,
1861 600. Oats, S,S76,000 bushels; de-
crease. 1,147.000. Rye, 1,594.00e bush
els; decrease, 1,750,000 Barley, 100000
bushels: decrease $4,000.
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NEW YORK, June 5.--Cotton-Spot
closed quiet MiddIing uplahds, 1125c;
10 Gulf, 1150c No sales.
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Nortbern Wheat Market.
OREGON

OREGON.
PORTLAND, June 5.-Wheat-Club
y @73c; bluestem, 74Q15c; valley, "a
sc; red, 70@71c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. June 5.-Export; Bluestem
14c; club, 72c, red, CSC.
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Ct. Toui. Wool Market.

s4@a5c; average. 2s@24e, staple. 27@
IS @27c.
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Dried Fruits and Raisins.

prunes rae firm, with supplies very Iisht. both
here and in the East. The condition Of the
Raisin market in New York appears In the
first column Almonds are very firm owing to
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short crop prospects In California and Europe,
as already mentioned
pRUNEs- crop. 4@41sc per lb for the
four sizes.