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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15
SULTAN LOOKED WELL;
WAS IN GOOD SPIRITS

CONsTANTINOrLE. October IA The
audience last Friday with the sultan
Of the American Ambassador. John a.
Leisnman. lasted forty-0ve minutes T-la
Sultan looked well and seemed tn III,
In good spirits He spoke az some lengrl.
referring % the fact that ne was dleqing.
Both Baron Marshall Won B.eberStefn.
the German Ambassador. and MI T.elsh-
MON discussed pandinQ Questions wiz me
sultan
There probably will bc no moro an
diences with his Majesty for avo weeks.
OWING 20 the Eomazon and Balram ob-
ssrvaEceA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15
Murphv's Tribute.

When the lt-t National batsman had
gone ogt and tre stunning fact shat new
champ 'or- htd been freshly created
burned l-- imrr.-s ou thousands 90 ev-
rltel minds -0wd surged around the
box wherein ~.t Charles W Murphy
president of Oil, losing club lie smiled
..-l..r at requests for 70 speech and said
The best team won. They won
because trey played the better ball.
Too much praise cannot be given TO
Pres dent Com skey and Captain Jones
and tra team which by Unprecedented
0furt 10 r0idseaso0 from
seventh place o. t~A toP OF their OWN
fo7r.e and t-e- -oppcl Of that great
7ccovpn nsn~-rr- by winning the
c-70-p .7rs1'0 T~-r1 the team
that made runaway -~-7 = the
National Lea~ @ contest. call for
three cheers for con1iskey --. his
great te7~-
Cheer lfter .. -.f'owad this spee,
,rt they wore la-- 90 tne hearing ~ most
~ the crowd. which was buslr cheering
other Things .N. indivil al rlavers. tno
0iavers collectively. and tAumu-- said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15
FLOATING OIL TELLS
TALE OF LOST BARGES

PORT ARTHUR. TEN. October Il
The steamer. Captain A T Lucas bas
returned 10 Port Arthur. after a sFar~b
which went sdrift during the reco,, - S.S
ricane Neither was found. but the Ti1cos
passed through a lot of noatins oil co. =
distance of l35 miles at about tho rot,t
where IL had been expected to ens IN
hargos -' Hud tle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15
NINE KILLED. MANY
HU9T IN PARIS Wreck

PARIS. October 14.--Nine persons we-.
fi'ed and nineteen seriously and rnan,.
more slightly injured IN "A railroad col
.l7'"" ,"-''F III tnernon department of
F,ure- et-Toiro. The train vac sta.,,....
at the station. when = locomotive
crashed into IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15
REVIEW OF GREAT
BASEBALL SERIES
SCORES
GRAND TOTALS
Americans. National.

. are of amer cans III mem 25.oo1 So
Share of Nationals lf9 nen). $3.50 Y
RECORD Or PITCHERS.
Struck out. 5y Brown 2 5.yyo
Ga~ee one ard two third fnnlncs).
~ AfV-oc<. 3 ft~o games. By Reul-
bach. zone game. tto and one third
lnni0Gsl. ey White. Q lone game.
FIVE and tvvo-third lnnings). Ey owen
2 Isis inn ocsl 5y Walsh. = lone
game. SIX and one-thi-c innings). BY
Pfe'ste~. = lone game and two IN
nfnssl. By Overall. 6 five and two
third Innings In one game ard six
and one-tniod innings n another.
FINAL STANDING OF CLUBS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15
What 1t Means.

NE forcr0ing II not meant u he con
strtic7 as douuncl8tion of the policy
outlined bv Presideut Roosevelt IN his
muck rake speech here last spring
and in his speech ~ Harrisburg last
week There Will DO many people POS
eih,v a majority or th. citizens Of the
country who win svmrathize With tho
President lu his efforts to free the coun-
trr ~ tae danger ~ passing along for
tunes which may eventually grow 20 be
~, enormous as B., threaten tho safety
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-15
MAGOON AT HELM
IN HAVANA NOW
First Day Of New Governor Of
Cuba Passed Busily. But
Quietly.

HAVANA. October 1l-Charies T.
MagoOn first day as Governor OK cuba
passed ousuy. bat quietly. The palace
Was singularly stil compared with the
cfentfll days OF the old regime
Governor MagoOn said TO the Associated
Press that he was looking forward with
confidence 10 "a peaceful administration
BE expressed the warmest appreciation
Of the worA accomplished by Mcssrs.
Tart and Bacon. rotn IN the pacificaton
o. the island and laying the foundation
i'f smooth and successful system Of
provisional government.
The Governor sees no reason to artt..-
pitc further sudden changes in the situa-
uon or any specially sensational incid.
ne is rather OF the opinion that now GOV
errnentai matters VIII be- Of the COMMON -
place order compared with tie exciting
ana rapid success on OF Developments Of
Tho mast two months 80
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Confined or Sixth Pagc.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-24
Hides. TaIrou. Wool and Hops.

Local handlers of Hops continue to report a
fairly active market, both for 1908 and 1905
goods at steady prices. Wool and Hides are
also in good shape from the sellers standpoint
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about 1a1ic
under quotations Heavy Salted Steers. l3c;
medium. 12c; light, 12e; Cow Hides, l2c for
heavy and I2c for light; Stays, .s1ac; Sailed
Kip. l3c; Salted Veal. l3ac: Salted Calf, lac;
dry Hides e2c; dry Kip, zoe: dry Calf. 24c
Sheepskns shearlings 20d40c each; short
Wool, 50@T5c each; medium, 90c@sl. 10; long
Wool, 81 l.25G2; Horse Hides, salt, $3a3 % for
large and 81 10 for medium, 81 25 for small and
soc for Colts; Horse Hides dry, $2@225 for
large aud s1.50@I.75 for medium, Sl25 for
small and soc for Colts Buckskns-Dry Mexi-
can. 35c; dry sated Mexican. 26c. dry Central
American 3Ilsc Goatskns-Prime Angoras
75c; extra large do. S1.25; large, 50c; medium
soc; small. 35c.
TALLow--No. rendered. 4Id@4z in bbls;
in cans and drums, nc less; No. 2, 4944c;
Greese. 3G31sc.
WOOL-Spring Clip--San Joaquin and South
ern IL months, f4116c: do. @ months lf;moOc.
Middle County, free, 2o@23e; do. defective. ira
zoe; Nevada, light, 20@23e, do, heavy, 16@lsc
per 10.
HoPs-lo@12c per ID for both 1905 and 1906
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G. A. MCGOWAN
SECURES DIVORCE FROM WIFE
Judge Graham Grants Decree to Young
Attorney on the Ground of
DescrffOn.

Cupid Munson, who has heretofore
been witness 70 nothing but the hap
piest side of married life in the issu-
ance of marriage licenses, was yester-
day morning shocked and rendered
miserable by seeing two of those whom
he had Joined together separated by
Presiding Judge Graham, who held his
court in Cupid's marriage license office
The parties to the divorce were George
A. MCGOWAN. who accused A c. Nc
Gowan of deserting him.
MCGOWAN is an Assemb1yman from
the Forty-second District He alleged
that his wife and himself occupied
apartments at 492 Eddy street but
that she would always lock her room
at night and not allow him admittance
He also alleged that when he was COM
PEELED TO go TO the Assembly she Sc
cured a room in the fat below that
which he had rented for her.
John w. Taylor yesterday fled a
suit for divorce from Mrs Laurance
Taylor on the ground of desertion.
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Potatoes, onions and vegetables.

Conditions and prices in the market for new
Potatoes showed change from the previous
report. Choice bright offerings OF boxed stock
kept well cleaned up. while sun -seorched lots
continued 10 drag. Receipts of old crop Oregon
Burbanks are running light. the transporta-
ton strike is holding back shipments by water
and what little stock arrives by rail is quickly
taken up for seed purposes at steady prices
Onions continued firm. with receipts barely suff-
cient for current needs.
Miscellaneous Vegetables We're steady with
the exception of String Beans Summer Squash
and Cucumbers. The two latter articles were In
greatly increased supply and failed 10 clean up
although offered at easy rates. Green Corn and
Asparagus did better. Green Peppers were sell
ing at 2e@25e per pound
POTATOES-New crop, in boxes, S5c9 81. %
per 'ctl; sacks. 60e9$1 per ell; old crop Oregon
BjIrbanks. 75e@Sl per etl.
0NIONS-New Red. per sack. S5e@Sl; Aus
traiian. per ctl. s3G3.50.
YEGETABLFSAGreen Corn. 81 .2562 per
sack for Alameda and slG1l.5o for Winters;
Asparagus Sl.5o@2.5O per box; Rhubarb
60cG$l per box; Green Peas, s1G1.25 per
sack: String Beans 142c per 10; wax
Beans, l62c per ID; Tomatoes s1Ql.25 per
box: do. Mississippi. sl.35G1.5o per crate
vile and s1.2591.7o for bay; Summer Squash.
25640e for small and $4,000 for large boxes
Garlic. ss@5c per ID; Cabbage. 65a75e per ctl:
Cauli6ower. 40050c per dozen; Carrots 75c per
sack; Turnips. 1Je per sack.
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braska and Iowa. where harvesting is in prog
ress. and, Also In the Northwest, where clear
weather is needed for the crop. The bui!ish feel
ing was strengthened by the statement of
English statistieian that the worlds weekly
shipments for last week and the amount of
preadst1fs on ocean passage VIII show a CON
siderable decrease From the opening. shorts
and commission houses were fair buyers, but
offerings were light The decline in the prices
OF corn and oats acted a drag on the mar
ket and prevented II from becoming very
strong
The close was steady. September oped Ease
% y a i5c higher al Sac 10 81 lse sold between
S5ssc and s4&c, and closed sse higher at s4
The rains had an opposite effect on the corn
market from that on wheat Sentiment in
was bearish all day. The market was weak at
the lowest. September ssc lower at 81 11s@51A.
The oats market weak In sympathy with
corn. September closed q lower at 351sc
Provisions were quiet aud steady. There was
some buying of lard by small packers which
was evidently Intended 10 cover short sales made
earlier fu the week. At the close September
pork was of 2l5c at $1G.52h. Lard Was up
212e- Ribs were uaehenged at S9.071R.
The leading futures ranged follows:
A naor irh Ton lNca
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

With local and nearby retailers following the
usual course OF stocking UP for two DAYS re-
qutrements, the fruit market was active and
prices for sll seasonal descriptions quite
stendy. Berries still showed the effects Of the
recent hot weather. but cleaned up readily at
improved prices, despite their poor appearance
Cherries. too. held up we'll though practically
all of the arrivals were OF poor quality and
the drawer at sti6 prices. The usual quantity
or small orchard fruits Came in and choice lois
found ready outlet at well-mantained rates.
Peaches in open boxes from Sonoma Offering
for the first time this season. There were heavy
arrivals of Coachella cantsloupes, straight
carload, besides several local lots. being re-
ceiyed The increased receipts caused sharp
break IN prices, but the Melons sold off we'll at
the decline. There was nothing TO report
in Citrus goods, except that the market was
bare OF Lemons.
BERRIES-Strawberries seas per chest for
Longworths and s3.50G6 for the large varieties;
Blackberries. $5IIG per chest: Raspberries. $4G1
per chest: Loganberries, S4@5 per chest for
red and S39I4 for black.
CHERRIES-Paeked. 50cQSi per drawer; in
bulk, 49Tc per lb for Black and 407e for
Royal Anne.
GTRRANfs-5oGeoc per drawer.
ApPI- -Eo-75c @$l. % for large and 35@6oc for
APRIcoTs-s5cGs12 per box or crate.
PEAcIiES-open boxes, 55@sec; small boxes,
50675c.
PLUMs--crates 5o@s5c; small boxes and
baskets, 40460c.
PRUSEs. Crates. 75casi boxes. 75cGsI;
baskets. SIC
MEL0Ns-Cantaloupes 75@oOe for small and
S2.5e13.50 for large crates
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box, Oranges. SSG4 for
Nnyeis and $685. for Seediings; yalencias. SO
al; Lemons nominal: Grape Fruit s3.50614;
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas, $1@2 per
bunch; pneapples. $1.5oG3 per dozen.
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FINANCIAL And commercial
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local bank cesrings continue to improve
New York stocks weak Cotton lower
Local stocks and bonds materially changed
Silver and Exchange about as before
meat qet but firmly held Barley futures slightly higher
Oats Corn and Beans as previously stated
Raioad deliveries OF Hay still slow and unsatisfactory
Dried Fruits still firm, with good demand
no change in Fresh Cured Meats
hides Wool and Hops still moving off we'll
cram y Bags still advancing with very strong market.
Good Potatoes and Onions firm. Vegetables steady
Butter Cheese and Eggs unchanged
Fresh Fruits active steady prices
FOultry market quiet, with stock carried
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAI-Ihe usual Week-end duIIneSs pre-
vailed in the local market and quotations were
nominally unchanged Since the recent advance
IN their views and the market rules strong
all around
CASH WHEAT.
California Club, s1.52j. al 30: California
White Australian, s1.40Gi.45; lower grades
of California. s1.1o9i.25; Northern Club
Sl325a a 1.35: Northern Bluestem, 81. .42A al AS
Northern Red, Sl-323s al. .35 per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 TO II O'Clock Session.
Decenber-Sl. .32&.
BARLEY-Futures were moderately active and
firm at another slight advance yesterday but
there was practically nothing doing In spot grim
Asking prices for the latter were unchanged
hut buyers were holding of expecting the mar
ket to 20 lower.
CASH BARLEY.
95c4Sl for common TO choice new Feed
with choice old held at Sl.05@1.e7h per ct
by some sellers.
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Hay nnd Feedsfuns.

Conditions in Hay remain as before stated
The circular Of Scott Magner SAYS:
Receipts OF Hay for the week lust passed
have amoRnted to 1922 tons. This IN about
one thousand tons less than we received the
preceding week. and the that more Hay
did not come in was account of the delay In
transportation the Southern Pacific Conn
pany's lines Hay that has been loaded at
many points is lying on the sidings and at Oak
land and not sent forward to San Francisco
On one day this week only two carloads of
Hay came into the city. This interfered with
the trading 10 large extent causing a thor
oughiy unsettled and unusual set OF Conditions
here There has practically been no open mar
ket during the entire week and prices are
entirely unsettled. Just soon as normal CON
diti0ls Of transportation again prevail we ex
pect TO see basis established for trading
I'm few sections, where the early Hav IS
being baled, QUITE few sales have been made
Of Hay baled ard ready for shipment This
has not set begun TO arrive In San Francisco
Practically all the Hay that has arrived tbis
week has been Of the old crop We. therefore
quote on old crop only. Intelligent or
definite figures be given at this time on
new crop. large quantity CT new Hay is er-
pected in during the coming week.
The inquiry for Straw is most moderate and
ordinary qualities are nearly unstable
BRAN-$l002l per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S S20430 per ton.
SH0RTS-$20. .500 p. 80 per ion.
FEEDSTUFFS-RoIled Barley. $22 50a23 so:
Mixed Feed $23d24; Oflcake Meal in 5-ton lots
$ST so; jobbing. S3s per ton: Cocanut Cake
or Meal at mills. s2S 10 10 and s2s 30 in 8 ton
lots; jobbng. s24 Corn Meal, S2sa2e; Cracked
Corn. s2S. S0G 29. so; Horse Beans nominai.
Broom Corn Feed 9oc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal,
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Beaver Hill. $3.50: Roslyn. 81; Coos Bay s5 so;
Richmond. $3.50; Cumberland, $14 in bulk ana
S15.25 in sacks: Camel, 50 per ton; Coke. si1 90
Q13 per ton in bulk and Is in sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions, $3.50 per short ton
OILS-Quota tions are for barrels: for cases
50e for raw; Castor OIL. in cases, No. 1, roc;
Bakers AA. cases. Sf.22@1 "a. Lucol soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw, China Nut, cases, 6SG
7Sc per gallon: Cocoanut OIL, In barrels. 5Sc
for Ceyfen and b5c for Australian; extra bfeaehed
winter Sperm OIL. s5c; natural winter Sperm
6Oe: natural Whale 0il 55c; extra, winter
strained Lard Oil. soc: No. / Lard OIL. roc
Pure Neatsfoot Oil, 75c; No. 1 Neutsfoot OIL
67 1sc: Herring Oil. 4Gc: Salmon Oil, SIC; boiled
Fish OIL. s5c; Faint OIL. SOC.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-Water White
iIc: Astral. lie; Star. 17e;- Extra Star. aoc
bulk, 17iac; In cases, 24c; Motor Gasoline. In
bulk. 17Hc; in cases, 24e; No ] Engine Dis
tillate, iron barrels drums Sc; No. 2 do. 6Lsc
cases. 6i5c more; Benzine. In bulk, I2i5c; in
cases. 1oe; s8-degree Gasoline. in bulk. 2ec; in
TURPESTINE-s3e per gallon In cases and
11c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, sas15c
per Id; White Lead, S@S7ee, according to guam
tity.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes, net cash: Cnbes A. Crushed and
Fine Crushed. 4S0c: Powdered, 4.65c; Candy
Granulated. 465c: Fine. Fruit or Coarse Granu-
lated, 4.55c; Beet Granuated ll00-lb bags only,
4.35c; Confectionery A, 4.55c: Magnolia A.
4.l5c: Extra @. 4.B5e; Golden C. 3.95c: D. 3.s5c
bbls. 5.05c; boxes. 5.30c per lb. Barrels and
50-lb bags Zoe. half 25e and boxes soc
more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order
taken for less than IS barrels or its equivalent.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Receipts Of Butter, Cheese and Eggs from
regular sources were light but ample, as there
was very little doing and prices for allthree de-
seriptions We're unalteTed. On the exchange
selected ranch Eggs offered at 2lc, but
there were no sales All grades of Butter and
California Cheese remained firm, with buyers
bidding the top market prices for supplies. The
only transaction Oh the exchange was a sale of
80 half boxes OF creamery extra Butter at l9c.
Receipts were 30. 900 lbs Butter, 6,700 lbs
Cheese and 4S6 cases Eggs.
The official quotations, established by sales,
bids and offers the floor of the Dairy ES-
change, are as follows:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. l9e per lb,
firm; do 1rsts, Isle. firm; seconds, lie, hrm
packing stock firm, at 1Gc for No. l and 15c for
No. ..
CHEESE-Calfornia fats, e16c per 10.
firm; Young Americas. lie firm; Eastern stor-
sge lG12c. steady: Western new. 15e, steady.
FGGS-Galifornia fresh selected. 21c per
steady.
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THE C0PPFR STOCKS.

BOSTON. June 23.-Liquidation In Anal
gamated Copper today caused selling all around
and many fear that the weakness in Amalga-
mated Copper foreshadows q decline in metal
prices. bnt there is yet indies tion of the
latter. and from all accounts it Is IN as strong
position ever. Selling of weak accounts
caused weakness on Copper Range and North
Butte
Exports of Copper from this port yesterday
as complied from Custom house returns, were
255s tons. Of which llT7 tons were shipped TO
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Provisions.

Conditions are as previously reported and
the market is still devoid of striking features.
CURED MEATS-Baeon, 1870 per ID for
for extra light and lie for sugar cured: Dry
Salt Sides 12c; Bellies, 13c; Eastern Sugar
cured Hams, 10 to IA lbs, 15Hc; 10 to 10 lbs
l55kc; IL to 20 lbs, 15c; California Hams, Il ise
Mess Beef, 50 per Dbl: extra Mess. 50. so; Fam
ily $40: prime Mess Pork, $3.50: extra clear,
S33 Mess, SI9; Pig Pork. $40; Pigs Feet, So;
Smoked Beef. lie per ID.
LARD-TIerces quoted at ~ for California
compound. Sc for Eastern compound and 1o1sc
for pure: half-barrels pure, 10Ac; l0-lb tins
llAe; 5-lb tins, II he: BIB tins. II 1ac.
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peans and seeds.

Some handlers are expecting better market
for Pinks basing their expectations upon the
fact that Inquiries from outside points are
becoming more numerous. Otherwise the mar
ket is quiet and featureiess.
"a: small White, s3.25@3.45. large white
s.. 4O@2 co. Pink. 81. 1.75@1.s5: Red. Ss.s59s 30:
Lima 81. 40@4. co. Red Kidneys s4G4 %;
Blackeye. So, ,5od5.75 Butter rs per ctl.
SEEDS-Bsown Mustard $4.J014T5; yell
low Mustard, S3.5OM3I5; Flaxseed. s2.50Gp3
Canary. 6Gekc. Alfalfa. 12e: Rape 21b bQ3r
Timothy. 5c Hemp. 5G5tsc per ID; Millef, 3et
3i5c: Broom Corn Seed $2cG21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. Sl.S5; Green Peas. s.. 25
80 per ctl.
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Close Of the stock Week.

AEN YORK, June 2s.-The market turned
1e-h asan today and with special pressure
Ii,l- Ainai ed Copper and Heading there
49, genera selling. which depressed ali stocks
~ aenii1lstratiOns move against the Stand
- - company was factor. although il
- Toy seem 10 be regarded alarming Tie
DHLA statennent proved rather favorable show
- decrease II losns and an Increase in
Ssllp-es lhe selling OF both Amalgsmated
SSelPer ana Brooklyn Rapid Transit looked Ike
.ss-ieatlon- The market closed weak al about
- iohest Prices with Amslgamated Copper
Gown 1lree points 70 par
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New York cotton Marker.

NEW YORK, June 23.-In spite of higher
Liverpool prices. buliish weather conditions and
bulissh weekend figures. the cotton market weak
e-ed and prices bToke sharply today. Il looked
as though longs n July tried 70 liqnidate on
the rather builisl news and found practicable
no support July broke from IO.s5c to lOlTe
before any support came in. Subsequently buying
orders brought about a rally of about half the
loss Stop orders playedetheir part in depressing
the price. Weather forecast promises relief
from the drought
Futures opened steady al unchanged prices
70 a decline OF / point, and prices essed of
! or > points during the middle of the morn
ing Trading continued very quiet.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago.

CHICAGO. June observation-disclosures
1900; market steady. Beeyes SO .90d6: cows and
heifers 81 .3oG4: stockers and feeders. 81. T0@
So; calves $576. %.
HoGS-Receipts 1900: Monday ~. 600: :
market slow. steady. Mixed and butchers So 20
Qe. GO; good heavy, sc 5oz16. GO; rough heavy,
SO 5000. 40; light, SG.3o@6.65 pigs, IS .406
$50; bulk Of sales Sc .50l6. %
SHEEp-Receipts, 5000; market steady
Sheep. So .5odG-e5; yearlings, s6@6. 80; lambs
S5 Soar so
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Dried Fruits and Rnisins.

Firnness still prevails in all Fruits and
Raisins and prospects for excellent season
for growers are iatterin..
FRUITS-Apricots, future delivery l5e per
ID asked; Peaches. future, sn M10c; Prunes.
AZ G5c for the four sizes, spot, and 21a@2Ac
for future delivery
RAISINs-l9o8 crop-seeded 4ssGse: Loose
Museatels 4c 4Ac and sc for 2, and 4
crown respectively; Seedless, 3iac: Seedless
Sultanas 4c: Thompson Seedless, sc for IN
bleaehed and sm11c for bleached; Imperial
clusters e-erown, $3.50; Denesa clusters s.
crown. 50: fancy clusters. 4-cTown, 81 so; Lon
don Layers. 3srown. S1.l0; London Layers. 3
crown, 81.
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FIour and Farinaeeoun Gona.

FLOUR-Californsa Family Extras s465M
$40. usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 30d4 60;
Oregon and Washington, S3.50@4 per barrel
FARINACEOUS Go0DS-Prices In packages
are as follows Graham Flour S325 per loo
lbs; Rye Flonr. 1915; Rye Neal, So 80; Rice
EloIr, IS: Corn Meal, S2.75; extra Cream do.
s3.75; Dat Meal, $4-50G4.T5: Oat Groats $4T5:
Ho.niny. So. 7J94. Buckwheat Flour 81 500
4.75; Cracked Wheat. 1913; Farina. $3.50:
Whole Wheat Flour. $3.50; Rolled Oats, bbIs.
STde; in sacks, S6.J0Q7 so; Rolled Whea /
bbis. S4.60; IN sacks, $40; Pearl Barley. So:
Split Peas. boxes, $500; Green Peas, $50 per
100 pounds
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Marker.

u VIZ NAOacE MAIkcIs
NEW YORK. June 23-Money on call, nom-
1nals no loans
fne ioa1s, strong; sixty and ninety days, ~
tss cent; SIX months. 4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper $685. per cent.
STEERING exchange. easy, az S4S5. .05g 4S5- 10 for
demand and al s4s125 "a 4S2-S5 for sixty-day
bills
Posted rates s. s. snd 81 Sc.
Commercial bills. S4-S2d4S2A.
Bar silver. 65 5L.c
Mexican dollars 5QS.
Bonds-Governmen1s steady; railroads. easy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-24
Rum Over by Automob,Ie-

A boy named Jesse Porter, who had
jumped off running Market-street car.
was knocked down by an automobile
yesterday, receiving several lacerated
wounds about the head The auto was
in charge of S. Southworth, who was
arrested and charged with battery.