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UNCLE JOE LAUGHS
At HOUSE members
ANGRY OVER ARREST

WASHINGTON, May 2e-The after
math of yesterdays flibustering, ending
with the arrest and hauling before the
House Of number Of members in order to
complete a quorum. came in the House Of
Representatives today on the approval OF
the journal. number Of the members
who were arrested by the sergeant at
arms during the call Of the House last
night were still in a savage mood today
when the House convened and they had
personal reasons to assign as to why they
were ab<ent on roll call.
Throughout the whole Of the discussion
which was precipitated BY the motion TO
approve the Journal. the Speaker Of the
House sat almost immovable, now and then
induIging in a quiet chuekle over the dis
comfture Of his friends
When his right TO direct the Issuance OF
the writ of arrest was attacked the
Speaker, following an exposition OF the
rules. terminated further argument by as
serting that ''the gentleman had been
LEGALITY arrested
The rules Of the House. as 70 the ores
enee OF members, were brought home to the
members and during the rest OF the day
while the House had under consideration
the diplomatic and consular bills quorum
was continuously present
When the House resumed consideration
OF the diplomatic and consular bill BurlesOn
OF Texas discussed what he declared was
the sectionalism displayed BY the appoint
ing power In the selection OF diplomatic and
consular agents and quoted an Interesting
series Of figures to bear cut his contention
There was an Interesting debate on the
amendment proposed by Longworth OF Ohio
to appropriate S1.000.000 for the aequisi-
tion In foreign capitals Of proper sites aud
H..lI -
the United States and for the residences OF
ambassadors and Ministers to foreign c0un-
tries The amendment went out on point
Of order.
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General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-9H @1oc.
sss;e 80 Ps5 ssy.ss se ss ssT
nona @ s sis IL ss sais ana aea
N sacks: Pennsylvania anthracite Egg. SIC;
bulk and $40 in sacks; Rocky Mountain deserip-
tions. $3.50 per short ton.
0Iis-Lard on is Sc higher. Quo
add &c. Inseed 52c per gallon for boiled and
soc for raw: Castor oil, In cases. No. I. zoe;
Bakers "A. cases. si.2os91.22 Lucoi. soc for
se sscs per T gallon; cocoanut Uii, in barrels Sc
for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra bleach
ed winter Speru Oil, Csc: natural winter Sperm
Se sf Whale o extra mhas sate;
strained Lard Oil. soc; No. Lard Oil, zoe,
Pure Neatsfoot OIL, 75e; No Neatsfoot OIL.
sIMc Herring OH, 4oe Be-, salmOn OIL S5c; boiled
is ooAL Sssr 4 Ns9sr White roGa'o5ns cosi On.
ae T. DSs Ist. M s,ar pssr 7c on Esr. s Star
Elaine. 2Gc: Eocene, 19c: Stove Gasoline. In
bnlk. 1Glac: in cases. 23c: Motor Gasoline. in
bulk. 161ac; in cases. CSC; No. l Engine Dis
cases. slsc more: Benzine: in bulk. Ial4e; cases
lsc; s6-degree Gasoline, In bulk, 2ee; in cases,
TURPENTINE-ssc per gallon in cases and
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. s9shc
per ID; White Lead, S@Slsc. according to guam
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. net cash: Cubes A, Crushed and
Fine Crushed. 4s0c: Powdered. 4.65c: Candy
Granrlat ted. 4.65e; Fine. Fruit Coarse GranH
s.iSc: Extra c. 4esc; Golden G. ssse; D. ss5e:
81. l. r. Crystal Doninos, T55c: Tablets. half
5o.i5 pii bags bags loe. haf-bbis asc and boxes @ 5oc
more per 100 lbs for all grades No. order
taken for less than rs barrels or its equivalent
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE!

CHICAGO, May 29--Sentiment 3n the
wheat pit was bearish all day and local
longs were free sellers: At the open
ing the market was affected by reports
that harvesting was under way IN
Texas under favorable auspices and
the clearing weather In the spring
wheat territory also encouraged sell
ing. sAs trading progressed the May
deliNery..Was subjected to heavy selling
pressure, This caused a: sharp break
in the price of May, which affected the
more distant deliveries. In addition,
several reports were received. telling
OF favorable progress by the new crop.
The: chief of these stated that the crep
lin Southern Kansas and Oklahoma WAS
pra ctica1ly made AMI promised to be
the largest in several years. During
covering by shorts who were. inffu-
enced largely by 1.-The strength shown
-by the prices of coarse. grain and a
liberal decrease in. the. worlds visible
supply. Prices rallied somewhat from
the low point, but the close was weak.
july opened a shade to Is a &c lower
at S3R to +S2 &c, sold off to SIC and
closed sc lower: at S21a @S7ssc.
: The corn market was strong for the
greater part Of the. day. Commission
houses were good buyers and offerings
were scarce. :. The market closed
strong. July opened a shade lower to
a shade. higher at 4S% to 4S1sc. sold
off to- 4SA.c- and advanced to 49Ac.
tFlt. GlOSS was Is 10 12C-- III SHtF dt
,4Ssc.s Local receipts. were 555 cars.
with 325 of contract grade
. Because of numerous. reports of
DANA ge by drought there was an ac-
tive market for oats: The greater part
of the trading was in the September
delivery. July opened unchanged to a
shade lower at 33 IS to 33M c, sold UP to
94kc and closed " to &c higher at
8 4c. Local receipts were 1877 cars.
Provisions were inclined to be weak
because of selling by small packers
who were Influenced by liberal re-
ceipts of live hogs at the chief West
ern packing centers. AT the close July
pork was OFF sc at $ls.35; lard was
down 2lac at sS:S5: ribs were a shade
lower at SO. .41dA
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK, May 2s-BLOUR-Re
ceipts. 22,100 barrels; exports, 1900 bar
reis; steady but quiet.
NHEAT-Receipts 25.000 bushels,
spot, steady; No: 2 red. SO &c nominal
elevator; No. red, Csc nominal f. o. b
afioat: No. ! Northern Duluth, 92% f
o. b. afloat; No. Northern Manitoba
9414c f. o. b. afioat. Optfons-Serere
declines occurred in wheat today from
the effects of liquidation and favorable
European crop news. Part of these
were recovered later on adverse South
west crop news, pronounced strength in
corn and covering. yet the market
closed Is al 1zc net lower. May showed
the greatest loss. May closed at 90l5c,
HOPS-Easy; Pacific Coast. 1906
crop: 10@I4c; 1904 crop, II a &c: oids
nominal.
WOOL1Steady.
PETROLEUM-Stead
cOFFEE-Spot steady: No Z Rfo
7%c; mild, steady. Futures closed
steady at a net advance of 5d 10 points,
bags. including July. 6.05c: September
6. zoe; December, G 45c; January, so "a
6 soc: March, 6.70@6. 75c
SEGAR-Raw, steady: fair refinfn1
l5-16c: centrifugal, 96 test, 8 1920
moiasses sugar, 11-16c. Refined
steady.
BUTTER-Firm; street prices, extra
creamery, 11421%c5 official prices
creamery. common to extra. 14@21h
renovated, common to extra, I4sa i7c.
Western factory. common to firsts
1zG t5c.
TEESE-Unchange
Unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
ENAPORATED APPLES-The mar
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK. May 29.--I5acking yes
terdaY's one-hour. squirt of activity at
the opening today's stock market sank
20 a midsummer dJsllness of dealin gs.
Absolute sta gnatioh ruled. at times
and the sluggish current of prices was
barely perceptible. The interruption Of
tomorrows holiday was partly as-
couptsble for the. extremely languid.
interest in. the market. The payne eElt
of the s50.0e0, 600 of Pennsy:ETa ria
notes caused; no disturbance in the
money market, as the tran sactiQr= was
largely concluded by. the transfer of
book accounts and the funds remain
on deposit with the banks: On: 'isurS-
DAY, however, after the holiday Inter-
val preparations will be made for the
monthly accounts and: these Will be
complicated by the payment of :: .s1lf@
scripTioos for new. Ef1ca go and. North
western stock. W RlfCl VIII l.. cs:i4 - f Or
some: s16,26z ,eeQ. The m est irtapo rta MT
Development Of the day was: the trans
fer by teleErap ph from: San :. Fra se iseo,
OF nearly $4,000. 0QD. This IS. the first
substantial evidence of the: fuifHnient
Of the generally 3hdulged hope@ That
currency would be: reTnftted to-. Nfs4v
when the. resumption banking HAD
demonstrated the sfIpena bandaTicS OF
the. provision made for: calls from de-
pOsitOrs.: - =: :: =: ::
A loan OF $1,000 ,0ea:: was reported 10
have been made also. al the@ stock EX-
ehange for account. of. enc of the San.
!. Franc isco- trust companies: which was
regarded .sas further convincing seNi=
oence Of the relaxa ton Of, the strain
on the money situation at that point
But this development was Of less M
nuence on sentiment than II Hr61llyf
have been had not the rates for time
money. and especially for the longer
perIoQs, shown an advancing tendency.
With money over the end Of the wear
quoted at 3 Z @5k per. cent there is a
lack OF confidence in the permanency
~ in 49,
roR-ings The firmness of time loans
Is Indicated rather by. lesseneds Offer
lngs than by increased demand. There
Is practically NO demand for loans ma
turing during the usual autumn. period
OF interior demand for currency the
inference being that borrowers are
olsinclinec TO run the risk Of having
10 hnc new. accommodations at that
period. It is expected. however that
after June there will be. cheaper
rates for money. especially for cali and
snort time loans Prices were very
well maintained today in spite of the
ugnt demand This was largely due to
sympathy with one or two stocks
which were bid up at different times
Reading was still the PRINCIPAL feature
OF the market and late IN the DAY there
was oeSultOry movement in St Paul
Nhleh was associated with q favOra bl e
view OF crop prospects. The heavy in
roads upon Readings net earnings for
april as result Of the shutdown of
the strength OF that stock A general
qrooplng tendency had -develoDed-
however, when the late movement Of
st. Paul supplied the sustaining inffu-
enc huee by Reading in the early
part Of the day The late advances
were all well maintained and the clos.
lng was steady and very dull
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
Npar Nalue), $2.z95.0p0.
on call. a . "
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Fruits. and Vegetables.

Receipts OF fresh fruits while little more
liberal than on the preceding day. were still
far below market requirements and prices for
nearly every thing on the list ruled frm, Long
worth Strawberries being the onlr exception, the
previous high prices having checked the de-
niand for that article. Cherries, Currants and
all kinds of Berries showed the effects OF tile
recent storm. but sold well despite their poor
appearance There was a fair showing of
Apricots from the river, S1.50 per crate being
the ruling asking price. In the vegetable iinr
Peas were easier under increased receipts and
good portion of the arrivals were turned over
to the Gamers at near the inside quotation
String Beans were in excessive supply and weak
er, while new Potatoes continued to advance.
FRESH FRUITS-Strawherries. $l0GlI per
chest for longworths and ST@9 for large va
rjeties: Loganberries, per chest. $I@S; Goose
berries, per ID, -: Currants. drawer, Goa 75c:
Cherries, box 10000: do loose. Ib, 51l0c !;
per boz trspacked), s2@sas; Lemons. per Box,
81 50m3: Mines, per case, $4.5H@5; Bananas
bunch, $l.25@2; Pineapples per dozen. $2@4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 15e@$l per sack
for river and I5c@sl per cti for Oregon: do
new, etI, $1.2J@2; Onions. per etI. $lMf.D
for local and S3.50014 for Anstralian; do new
red per sack 70Is5c: Asparagus per box
81. 1903: Rnubarb box s0cG$I.35; Peas, per
Mexican Tomatoes. per box irepackedD, s2as5o:
Cucumbers, box. $lf11.5O; Cabbage. per etl,
ssct1sl; Carrots. per sack, 7sQg0c; Tlirnips, per
sack. 81: Garlic per Ib, 46iac; Lettuce, per
dozen, 1oc; Caulifower, per dozen, 40@5Oc.
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Hay and, Feedstufrs.

The Hay market is in good condition for sell
efs, with the supply and demand about ball
aHcing aud prices easily maintained. Late
reports from several growing districts say that
about two thirds of the early crop of Volunteer
is down result of the storm. Feedstufs
are reported steady TO firm. according to the
volume of trade. Supplies Of some descriptions
are said to have become depleted during the last
week or so.
BRAN-s19 j0d2f per ton.
.MIDDLISGS-$2IG30- per ton.
SHORTS-s2l@i @i2e per ron.
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley, s24d26;
OiIcake Meal In 5-ton lots; ss7.50: iobbing. $36
per ton; -Cocoapnf Cake Meal Mt mills. $23
In 10 and $3.50 in s. ton lots; jobbine, $24
Corn Meat s2e@29; Cracked Corn, $39@30;
Mixed Feed. s24@25: Horse Beans. noalinal:
Broom Corn Feed, a0c per etl: Alfalfa Neal.
carload lots. SIG. 80; iobbng. $40 per ton: Meal
falfa, $3.50 In car lots and $50 In smaller
quantities.
HAY-Choice Wheat Hay. sIGdr7 per ton;
Good Wheat Hay, Si4@15; other grades Wheat
Sigh; Wheat and oat. $1e@14.50; Tame
Oat. Sl0@13.5o; Wild oat. seQl1.5o; Alfalfa.
STRAw-Per bale, 4od55c.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY.

All business closed today.
Slight variations I'm Silver and Ex-
change.
Wheat firm with light trading.
Barley weak and somewhat lower
Oats and Corn inactive and un-
changed.
for export.
Hay steady. Feedstufrs in lighter
supply.
Beans moving quietly with steady
market
Gasoline advanced 1c and Lard Oil
5 cents.
Fresh Fruits firm with light receipts
New Potatoes advancing. Vegeta-
bles plentiful
Eggs very firm, Butter steady and
Cheese weak.
Poultry quiet and weak. Beef and
Lamb declining.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Eggs were a very firm feature of the market
for Dairy Produce Yesterday and selected ranch
sold up to 1Slac per dozen on the exchange. The
ever, as there were several offers to sell mt
that figure after the sale at the higher rate
was effected.
California nat Cheese was duh and weak, both
on the wharves and on the floor of the exchange.
while Young Americas and Eastern goods were
steady.
Butter ruled steady at the old quotations
Receipts were 80. 500 lbs Butter, 25OO his
Cheese and 731 cases Eggs.
The official quotations established by sales.
bids and offers the floor of the Dairy Ex.
change are as follows:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. 1se per III.
steady: do lrsts. lie, steady: seconds 1ec
steady: packing stock, steady at 15e for No. /
and 141Ic for 40. ..
CHEEsE-Caifornia new nats. 10c per III.
weak: Young Americas, 10c. steady; New York
storage. 16Iac. steady.
EGGS-CaIifornia fresh selected. 1Sc ner
dozen, firm; firsts, lie, firm: seconds, ice,
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion
Wheat and Other Grains.

Wheat and Other Grains.
wHEAT-The market retained the nrmness
noted in the last report. although trade In the
local pit was of a light routine character At
PORT Costa, which is still the main supply depot
for the interior mills, prices range slightly high
er than here
CASH WHEAT.
Califoraia Club. s1.a091, ,3o; California White
Australian. 81 .40@1 425a; lower grades Of Cali
fornia 81 2O0l rs; Northern Club 81 .36@1. .32h
Northern Bluestem. S1.37 x @1.4 40; Northern Red,
sl.32 9l.35 per ctl:
FUTURES.
Morning session4-l0 to IL o'clock.
December-$1 .84.
No afternoon session.
BARLEY-The market was decidedly weak on
reports that damage to the crop would compel
the turning OF shipping d stock into the market
make concessions to buyers, but the latter were
not operating beyond immediate wants. sale
of medium grade feed: was reported at 81. 10.
CASH BARLEY.
s1405@1 10. for common and slIo@1.l5 for
- ~ FUTURES
Morning sesslon-lu to II o'clock.
May-SI.I5.
.December-96Isc.
No afternoon session.
:. OATs-Holders were still asking previous
prices. but there were no sales made on Change.
and the market was largely nominal.
Red, S1.30@l.40 for poor TO fair, $l.45
Q1.55 for good and s1.60@1.70 for choice:
CoRN-Oferings the sample tables were
liberal. but. there were no buyers around. aud
in the absence OF business prices were nominally
Caiifornia, 81 5501 go for small round yell
low: Western, mixed si-32ls yellow, 81 .30@
1.35; white, S1.35@i.4e per ctl.
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large and g. 90 for medium. 50 25 for ANAL and
+ soc for Colts; Horse Hides, dry $2G2 25 for
large and SI.5Oal.75 for medium, Sis for
small and doc for Colts Buekskins-Dry Mexi-
can, 35c; dry saltef Mexican. PC. dry Central
American, 371Ac. Goatskins-PfIme Ausaras
Toe; extra large do. $1.25; large, 5oc; medium,
soc; small, 35c.
In cans and drums. Ae less; No. 2. <64Ke;
Grease. 3@3lsc.
WO0L-Fall ciip-Northern free. 13a15c; do.
detective. 11dR14c: Middle County. free 12@14c;
do. defective, 9@1le; San Joaquin and south.
ern, S@l1e; San Joaquin Lambs'. 146s16c: do,
defective, S@I2c per ID. Spring ciip-San
Joaquin and Southern i2 months, i46 iac: do.
LG months, l49fSc: Middle County. free, 22G
.24e; do. defective. ls@20c; Nevada. 22023c per
pound.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

The former was duh locally, while there was
an average demand for the latter. II was r1i-
fnored that the surplus of relief Flour had been
sold to some local millers with the stipulation
that it be used for export.
FLOUR-California Family Extras, S4.65@
sI0 usual terms: Bakers Extras, $4:300l4 90;
Oregon and Washington s3.50@4 per barrel.
FARINACEOUS GO0DS-Prices In packages
are as follows. Graham Flour, rs per 100
Ibs: Rye Floar. 1915; Rye Meal, $3.50; Rice
Flour SS; Corn Meal. 2.i5, extra Cream do,
S. Is; Oat Neal s4.J0@4.75 0at Groats, -, Ia;
4:15; Cracked Wheat. $50. Fariha. SAL
Whole Wheat Flour. $3.50; Rolled Oats. bbls,
ST<aS: im sacks s6.50Gl !. so: Rolled Wheat bbls.
81 So; in sacks. 81 10: Pearl Barley. 80; Split
Peas. boxes, 50. so; Green Peas. $3.50 per 100
pounds.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures.
BOSTON Wool NTarket

BOSTON. May 29.-The wool marLa+
is dull though with a better tone in
evidence. Most of the trading is in thu he
nature OF cieaningup sales, and rene
orally of small lots eSn-
Great interest is .eentered in Tho
Western primary markets. Some sales
of foreign woods have taken placa
these being in fine merinos and cross
breds. Pulled woods are in fs,ir
call, A supers moving steadily at eo ~
Sac; b supers sell at SO d56c. Both ola
and new territories stock is beina
bought.
Fine, 22G23c; heavy fine. 1870 20c. fine
medium, 22@ 23c; medium. 26 a 27c; low
medium. 26M27c.
Wyoming ZIG 22c; heavy fine
l9@ sec: fine medium, 22 2@23c; medium.
&c a &c; low medium, 266 27c.
Utah and Nevada-Fine. 22meac.
heavy fine, 1s@20ci fine medium. 5SG
23c; medium. 26@27c; low medium. 2s
@27c.
Montanaz-Fine choice 24@25c: fine
average, 23@24c fine medium, choice,
csc; medium choice, q a 2Sc.
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Meats and Poultry.

The Poultry market quiet and weak ex-
cept for large young Chickens, the proportion of
such stock in tie receipts being very Ijrhf
There were no regular prices for Pigeons SQUADS
or small Brothers.
Flesh Meats were In liberal supply and gen.
orally easy notably for dressed Steers and
Lambs, which we're slightly lower on the outside
quotations.
Roosters, So. .Jo14. .50 young Roosters. $6NsT 80.
Fryers. $3.500i5; large Broilers, $2M3
Pigeons. $141.25; Squads. S1m1.25.
FRESH Wholesale rates per pound
from slaughterers TO dealers. are as follow {,
Beef dSs, s&aGc M for steers 1 and ds se for Cows
Mutton, s1R@9c for wetners and ThQsc 10,
Ewes; Lambs 9@0i3c Dressed Hogs, 5ia a10r
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Beans and Seeds.

Backeyes are closely cleaned MP and the few
rems ning lots are firmly bed for shipping and
seed purposes at sharply advanced rates. Other
PInks.
BEANS-Per ct. Bayos. S3.75@4; Pea. s.. T5
a; small White. 81. 49@35 30; large White.
50. 4oG2. 20: Pink. 81 ,s5032. %: Red. 81, Lima,
81. .60@4.T3: Red Kidneys, $4@4.25; Black
eye. $5.25M5.5o.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. $4.50@4f5; Vel
lew Mustard, $3.50@3.75; Fiaxseed. s25061s:
Canary. 6@6Ac: Alfalfa, 1ac; Rape. 2laG3c;
Timothy &c; Hemp 5@55se per lb; Miilet
3@3Ac; Broom Corn Seed. $2p@21 per ton.
:. DRIED PEAS-Niles, s1.S5; Green Peas
81. 25@2.50 per ctl
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AVAILABLE Grain. Supply.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-Special cable
and: telegraphic communieations re re-
lowing changes in available supplies.
as compared with previous account:
Wheat-Jnited' States and Canada,
east of the Rockies. decreased, 3.213.-
900 bushels; afioat for and in Europe.
Increased: zoe. zoe bushels. Total sup
ply, decreased, 3,673. 600 bushels.
CornZJnited: States and Canada,
east of the Rockies, increased. $4,000
sOats~UInited States and Canada,
east of the Rockies. decreased. 1885,
400 bushels.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Nem York Money Markef.

NEW YORK May 2s.-Close: Money on call
steady 2ld4 per cent: ruliBg rate, 4 per
cent closing bid, per cent; offered. 2k per
. cent.
Time les0s. fumer: 60 days, ~ per cent; 30
davs a. a Der cent. 8 months. ; per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. sos = per cent
Sterling eNchange-l'irnl. ar 81 $3.50 for de-
mand and at s., 500 for sixty DAYS.
Posted HteS-S 81 50 and -. .S6h
Commercial hills-S4.Sl2..
Bar Silyef-B1 2sc.
Mexican doll6rs-52c.~
BondSlCsovernments steady, railroads ir-
o.
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Nem York MefaI Market.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-The tin mar
ket was higher in London. recovering
the loss of the previous day, with spot
and futures both quoted at f1S6. The
local market was firm in consequence
and closed at s40.50@41.
Copper advanced los in London to
fs5 15s for spot and fS5 2s Sd for fu-
changed, with lake quoted at $3.50
10. electrolytic at $1s.3Th @1S.75; cast
ing, S1s.25QIS.3z
; Lead was unchanged at 1915 a 5.95 in
the local market. In London it was a
shade lower at fl6 15s
Spelter was unchanged at f27 los in
London and at $5.S5 Q5.95 locally.
Iron was higher in the English mar
ket,' with standard foundry quoted at
49s Sd and Cleveland warrants at 49s
101kd. Locally. No. ] foundry north
dry northern and No. l. foundry south
ern, s1s.25@1S.5o; No: 2 foundry south.
ern, $17.75@1S
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO May 29-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, Easier; No. 3 spring wheat,
s4qs8c; No: 3. s06s6e; No. 2 red. 90Ia 194kc;
No. corn, 4s%4 tJ)c No. 2 yellow sOAe: No
eats, 34$e; No. ? white; 35He; No. white.
34%et No. rye. Gle; good feeding barley 42n
43e; fair 10 choice mating. 476i s3c: No fax.
seed. Si.091@: No. Northwestern 81 Is: prime
timothy seed sS.so@335: clover, contract
9.45; mess pork. per bbf. SIC 3OniG 35: lard per
loo lbs- Ss.S2k; short clear sides fboxedi, so 65
az 20; whisky, basis Of high wines sI29
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ket is unchanged, with strictly prime
quoted at lie; choice. Tx IL hc'
fancy, 11A @12c-
PRUNESEFer future shipment are
firmer in tone, but the spot market is
unchanged. with quotations ranging
from I &c to S&e. according to grade.
APRICOTS--Are. .sparingly offered for
future shipments and are very scarce
on spot Choice are quoted at IL Ac;
extra choice, 121s q 13cs fancy, 14@
14hc.
quoted at lie; extra choice, 11N Q11 " G.:
fancy, 11% GIL 1ao; extra fancy, f2@
121kc.
RAISINS--Are quiet and unchanged.
Loose Muscatels are quoted at 8 as ss C.
seeded raisins, 5A Q73sc; London lay
ers, 81. .50@1. go.
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Hides. TaIlo,y. and Woo.

HIDES-Culis and brands sell about Hmfc
under quota tfons. Heavy Sated Steers i,c-
medium, 12c; light, .12c; Cow Hides, l2c for
heavy and l2c for light stagS SIZE. .Salted
dry Hides, 22c; dry Kip. zoe; dry Calf, e4e
sAeepskins, shenriinss. 20@40c each; short
W6o 50Q75cs each: medium, 9Oc@$1.IO; Ions
Wool. 81 .25@2: Horse Hides. salt. s3@s. rs III
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Receipts of Produce.
The Stock Market.
FOR TUESDAY. MAY %.

The second days business on the
local stock exchange developed moth
ing out of the ordinary. The lists ap-
pear below. There will be no sessions
of the exchanges, today as 1t. is Me-
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 29.-CATrLE-Receipts.
5000: steady: beeves, S4l0d5.90; COWS and
a.. 50: Texans. s4d 4.6o; calves So. s5s9s. DO
HOGS Receipts. 22.O00; tomorrow. % 600
market slow and steady: mixed and butchers
$b.2OMe50; good heavx. $6.406f6 10. rangh
heavy 80. 2oG1G.s0: light, SO. .2076 Az: pirs'
$1,000 9 20; bnlk of sales So 40a65 so res
SHEEP-ieeceipfs 2o.OOe: inarket strona
sheep, $4.T5@6s25; lambs. 81. 400a6. 10