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Los Angeles Markefs

Los ANGELES, June S--Trading IN the
produce market today was unusually active
and there were several changes in prices. Eggs
wese In strong demand, the supply not being
sufficient to Ill the orders and for the first
time this season resort was had to storage
stocks. which are now much larger than ever
before. Egg prices were generally advanced
and for strictly nrst class eggs # is possible
quotations. Cheese alone was unchanged ~
price and not up to other commodities in le-
mand. There was q lot Of fruit and berries
and many dealers. lost money BY overload
against the extra demand to carry over Sun
day. Fish of all kinds were unusually scarce.
Produce receipts: Eggs, 533 cases; butter,
1921 pounds cheese. 1,152 pounds; potatoes
40 sacks; onions and beans, none. The col-
lowing prices are the average indicated by
actual sales, and In no sense official
Eggs-Local ranch, candled, 25c; local ranch,
case count. 23c.
521zc; daily. 20@22c.
Cheese-Northern fresh, Ice; anchor large,
1Sc; anchor Young America, 19c; anchor hand
zoe; eastern singles, 18010c; eastern twins
1Se; eastern cheddars. 16@l641c; eastern long.
horn, l9@2oc, eastern daisy. Ice; Swiss i'm
ported, S2c; Swiss domestic, 22c; Hmburger, 13c
Potatoes (per ctl)-Idsho $l.7502; Colorado
u.15@2; wisconsin 81 .75@2; Minnesota, sI75
az; Burbsnks Snew stock: $2.25Q2.5O: new
early rose. s.. 2.25025o; bliss early triumph
tnew). $2G2.25.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks higher on the day. Coppers firm.
higher Silver fraction lower. Exchange unchanged
Southern mining stocks close the week with tone
Local bank clearngs gain over 40 per cent last week
quiet firmly held First OF barley received
Oats easy, corn firm, flour in moderate demand.
Hay beans show further change.
Bran and shorts coming down freely from the north
Fruit granuaed sugar quoted like other standard granuaed
Cattle sheep hogs in sufficient supply and unchanged
No further change in WOOL hops and hides.
Both and old potatoes plentiful, dull and easy.
Poultry n light demand and good supply.
Butter in good demand and steady to firm
Eggs in lighter receipt and firm. Cheese in demand
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MiSCELLANEoUs
Asso OH Co. 3az 33xj Aux + A. X
Cal r G A-1oo 10s Pac 9 Borax 1921 =
Cal Wine A. 50 lPac T&T pfd IS q:
Mv& MtTm. no Do com =. ~ =
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being a brisk shipping demand. which readily

being brisk shipping demand. which readily
absorbs all Of the arrivals.
The usual extra buying for Sunday wants
caused an active market for miscellaneous vege-
tables, but with supplies of nearly everything
excessive prices were generally weak. The best
asparagus took little spurt and rhubarb -e-
mained strong on light arrivals. while everything
else was either lower tending downward.
String beans and cucumbers were the weakest
articles the list under heavy arrivals from
various sections.
Potatoes (per ctr-River whites, $1-z5@2;
Oregon Burbanks. $2@2.40; eastern Burbanks
$2@2.10; eastern rurals, $1.65@1.75; new po-
tatoes $2@2.50 for early rose and $2.50@2.55
for white.
onions-New red, 81 25@2 40 per sack; Ber-
muda, $1.50@2 per crate; Australian, $3@3-a0
per ctl.
vegetables-Asparagus. 5@10c per lb for gen.
eral offerings and 11@13c for extra; rhubarb,
$15o@1.75 per box; green peas, 11s@sc per ID;
tomatoes, crates $1.50Q1.75, boxes $1.25Ql. so;
string beans, 2@4c per lb; summer squash. $11
1-25 for small and $3.50 for large boxes; Egg
plant, 171ac per lb; cucumbers, 81 per box for
MarysviIe and 60@75c for southern; garlic, so
&c per lb for new; cabbage, $1.75 per ctl; cauli-
flower, 50@75c per dozen; turnips, $1G1.5O per
sack; green corn, 25c per dozen.
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. June S.-Flour-Receipts 5000,
exports $500; market dull and about steady y
$4. 4.35@4.50; Minnesota bakers, So. 1904 25; win
ter extras. so@35o winter patents, $4,000;
Wheat-Receipts %. 900, exports 12.400; spot
firm. No. red, S1.011a. elevator; No. red
81 1o2H, f. o. b. anoat; No l northern; Duintn ~ y:
There was strong rally in wheat today
after a poor opening. due to the bullish Kansas
figures on conditions and acreage, good support
from the southwest and active covering of
shorts, last prices showing - q 1ac net advance.
s1:o4@1. .o4%, closed sl-o4ss December, shoe@
LOGS, closed 81 .06H.
9@l6c; 1905. 4hQ5c; Pacific coast, 1906. so
lie: 1905, case.
Hides-Quiet. Central American. 23c; Bogo-
wooi-steady. Domestic fleece, 32@asc.
Petroleum-Firm. Refined, New York. 8 SOC;
sugar-Raw quiet Fair refining, a.3sc;. GEN.
trifugal. 90 test, 3: 3:s6c; molasses sugar. S.l1e.
1sOc; No. Il. z2Sc; No. IS, 4.2Oc; No: IA
4loe confectioners' A. 4 @ soc; mold, mold A. s-3Sc: 3S
granulated. sc; cubes, 5.25c.
Coree-Futures closed dull la and unchanged 9l,
5.4oc; January, .'J4oc; March, 5.45c. Spot
coffee dull; No. Rio, e%s; ,S1 No. Santos
Butter-Weak Street prices: Extra cream
ary 231A @24c. Official prices: Creamery,
common to extra 1S@23c; renovated, common
to extra, 1e@2OIsc; western factory, common
to firsts, 1S@20c.
Cheese and Egss-Market steady and un-
changed
Dried Fruits-The market for evaporated ap-
pies is quiet and firm, with fancy quoted at so
l2c; choice. 7@7ac; prime, 61a@6%c; poor to
fair, 5Jb@6c.
Prunes-Firm and unchanged, with quotat tions
ranging from 4c to 121ac for California fruit
and from SIC to 10c for Oregon.
Apricots-Quiet but firm, with choice quoted
at isH@ extra choice, 19@2oc; fancy. 20
@21c
Peaches are not selling freely. but prices
are very firmly held and holders are said
to be asking advance. Choice are quoted at
l115c; extra choice, 12@12Mc; fancy, 121a a
I3c; extra fancy, 13415c.
Raisins are unchanged, with loose muscatels
quoted at S& @1Oc; seeded, 7A@7hc.
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0nions-Imperial Bermudas. 50 crate, s.:
sack; silverskins. S275; garlic, 11@12c; cniiis'
Eye; Mexican bulk, 121a @13c.
Beans tper ctl.)-Pink No. l, 50; Lime NO.
small White No aady 81 wasnhgscR ae haeR eve
Garvanzas, s550@s6: lentils, 121a @15c lb...
= Poultry tbuying prices live weight a b.
lbs, Zoe; fryers under lbs, zoe; roasters, 3
or more pounds, 17c; hens. 1Sc; stays and old
ROSTERS &c; turkeys. heavy, 17c; turkeys,
light. not wanted; ducks, 12c: geese, 12c;
SQUADS and pigeons, $1.50@$1.75 doz.
Selling prices. frozen, dressed eastern STOCK,
fryers, 19c; broilers 26c; turkeys. old toms.
Il 19c; young TOMS 23c; hens, 22lsc; geese.
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m.eI-Ir nank Statements

NEW YORK June S.-The statement Of The
clearing house banks for the week shows:
Banks hold Sc. $50. .525 more than the legal re
quirements. This is decrease OF S6,SOl,Sz
as compared with last week.
The statement follows:
Loans 81 I4I 5z4. 500, increase 81 ,514- 800; de
posits 81 ll9 izI 800, decrease So, ,053, ,l0oi cir
culatson S5O5l5 900, decrease $63 600; lega
renders So. .19l. 400. decrease $7ll,400; specie
S2l3. .574 200 decrease IS. .353, 500; reserve $50
T65. 300 decrease SO. .O65. 200: reserve required
S27e 7S 375 decrease 81 263, ,275; surplus S5s9So.
go decrease sc. sol, ,925; ex United States de
posts SIS. .S95, $50, decrease S. .T69, 500.
TACOMA. June S.-Clearings $SS2,92S, bal
ances S12.5
PORTLAND. June S.-Clearings $1,o27, SO
balances Sl37, COG
SEATTLE. June s.-clesrings 1885. PA. bal
ances SI36 436.
SPOKANE. June s.-Clearings $s21,esl, bal
ances S9s. .l45.
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SIC: third quality. 7@sc; cows and heifers.
quality 5z@6c; bulls and stays, 3@419c.
Calves-5@51ac per lb for light ~ 45c for
medium and 4@415c for heavy (gross weight.
Sheep-wethers. 6@615c per lb; ewes, 5t@
&c (gross weight.
Thanksgiving. 61S @7c.
Hogs-100 to 200 lbs. rs @7xc per lb; 200 to
$50 lbs, 7@715c: boars so per cent. stays 30@
40 per cent and sows 10920 per cent on from
above quotations.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter furnished the feature Of the regular
session Of the dairy exchange yesterday. Thece
was no radical change in values, but deter-
mined effort to break the market ON extras was
made by several Large receivers. who were over
stocked and Unable to dispose of their holdings
in regular routine channels at the high prices
prevailing. Over IL, 600 pounds changed hands
and all Of the stock offered was quickly taken
up by buyers who apparently had great conf
denee In the market. Prices took quite range
under the call, starting at 24c, going up to 26c
Most of the stock was taken over by the repre-
sentatives of large eastern concerns, who have
been bullishly inclined for some little while.
Cheap stock was in urgent request and firm, with
.2c higher.
Receipts of eggs we're unusually light, being
less than 1000 cases. and with trade of average
proportions this department was steady to firm.
with stocks well cared for. Extras were higher
at 21c, while seconds were 1Ac lower on sale
at 17c The cheese market remained strong at
the old quotations, with the demand for local
consumption and for shipping readily absorbing
all of the offerings.
The sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-25 cubes and 40 cases Of extras at
10: io at q aee elsad and 20 20 at At Msi 2Sisc. G.
Eggs-20 cases OF extras at 2tc and 10 cases
of seconds at 17c.
Receipts were 81, 100 lbs butter. $4,000 lbs
cheese and 997 cases eggs.
The following the official quotations as
established by sales, bids and offers on the noor
Butter-Fresh creamery, extras. 251ac per 10,
firm; do hrsts. 24c, hrm; seconds, 2515c, nrm,
thirds. 22ac. Arm; packing stock. firm at 221sc
Cheese-Fancy California new nats, 1915 per
lb. steady; 6rsts, 121zc. steady; new young
Americas, fancy. 14hc. steady: ersts' l4c'
Eggs-California fresh extras, 2tc per doz,
steady; frsts, 1910, steady; seconds, 11c,
steady; thirds 16c, steady.
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EASTERN MARKETS
49, Ynrk Moner Market

NEW YORK. June s.-Prime mercantile paper,
5M5la per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual bust.
ness in bankers bills al S4.S7o5G4. $40 for de
mand and at 81 SS6O@z. $50 for 90 day bills.
Posted rates IS. S4E and SASS.
Commercial bills $4.SS12 @4.SS%.
Bar silver, 66lsc.
Mexican dollars 81 c.
Governments, steady; railroad bonds,
firm
Money on call nominal Time loans dull; GO
days. 81 per cent; 80 days, go "a per cent
six months, 4$t per cent.
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Posltry and Game

During the week Just ended the demand TOT
poultry was extremely light, the only descrip-
tions for which there was any marked inquiry
frying and broiling, and sales of even the most
desirable stock limited, with prices more
less irregular. Ducks and ordinary hens were
weak throughout the wauk and receivers found
1t impossible to effect cfesrances even at round
concessions. The receipts of western stock ag-
gregated three cars and a good portion Of these
arrivals was on hand at the close.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. $6@7 for large
and $4.50@5 for small; old ROSTERS, $4@4.50:
young ROSTERS. $7@9; fryers, S6.50@7 for
large and $5@6 for SMALL broilers, $S@4.50
for large and $2.25@2.50 for small; pigeons,
81 .26@1 so; squads, $l.50@1.75; ducks, $5.50@6
for young and $4.bo@5 for old; goslinss, SIG
2.50 per pair; geese, 81 per pair.
Game-Nominal.
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Eastern Livestock Marked

CHICAGO, June s.-Cattle-Receipts. 400:
81. .7o@4 so: heifers. S2.So@5.5O; calves. $3.50
@T.50; good to prime steers, $5.50@6.50; poor
to medium. $4.60@5.5o; stockers and feeders,
$3@5.50
Hogs-Receipts. II. 600: market cents high
er; light. $6.lo@e.S7h:. mixed. s6;l0@6.35
IS. 75Gsso: good to choice heavy, not quoted s''
Sheep Receipts 1000; market steady. Ma
tives. $4.5o@6.9o; western, $4.5o@690; year
sc. .50@S.20
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lie leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provisions

follows Flour, steady. Winter patents, $4,000
40: straights, $3.75@s. .s5; spring patents
Q3.75; No. spring wheat $1G1.o31a; No. 3.
e4c@s1. OF; No. red 94@96c; No. corn,
ez@54Ae No.s2 yellow. 54Ac; No. 2 oats,
45@47c; No. 2 rye, SEC; fair to choice malt
ing barley, 72@75c; No. i northwestern nax
seed, $1.3115; prime timothy seed S4.75c; clover
contract grades, $1525; shert ribs sides Qoose)
ss.60@S.s0; mess pork. per bbl, s16.32h a
1875; lard per 100 lbs, $S95; short clear sides
(boxed), $S.S71a @9.12h; whisky, basis of high
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THE STOCK MARKET
The Southern Nevadas Close the Week
With Somewhat Better Prices

The week closed very quietly on the stock and
bond exchange, there being variations calling
for mention The sugar stocks received tine
most attention and their quotations were steady.
ing shares. except that most of the variations
which were narrow, were toward lower prices.
Business was light.
There was a distinctly better feeling In The
southern Nevadas, and both Goldields and Tono-
pahs closed higher than they did on Friday as
a rule Trading was dull. however. with several
exceptions Some Of the brokers reported the re-
ceipt Of buying orders from the east. and the
opinion seemed to be growing that the market
had got down pretty close TO bedrock
The Giant powder company viii pay a dividend
OF $40. 600 on Monday.
The Claremont oil company paid the usual
monthly dividend Of $4,000 on the ist
The Guggenheim exploration company has de-
clared the regular dividend Of 2h per cent IN
the capital stock, payable July /.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, June s.-The metal market was
quiet and more or less nominal In the absence
Of important transactions cables.
Spot tin was quoted at 40. 1904 SOC.
Copper shows an easy tone, with lake quoted
at 24G24.75c, electrolytic at 2275@235 SOC. and
casting at q. 10 @22. 25c.
Lead was quiet at 5.75@5.s5c and speiter at
6-4016. Soc.
Iron was quiet and unchanged.
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weekly Rank CIearings

Local bank cearings last week were $40,71l.-
272 against SIS. 800. 40s for the same week last
year, a gain Of Sll, sos, ,s64, or more than 40
per cent
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Flour and Fartn.ceou. cocoa.

Ihe miIlers continue to report a quiet local
market for flour and good movement in fari-
naceous goods at firm prices.
Fiour-California family extras, $520@57o
net. without discount; bakers extra. 5000
ington. per Dbl. s4.sO@5 20 for family and s4.25
@45O for cut OF.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cssn, no discount, are follows: Graham four
81 per 100 lbs; rye -four. $40; rye meal
$50 rice nour, $7.2o; corn meal, $2.75; extra
cream 90, $340; oat meal, $40; oat groats.
S4.30; hominy $3.40@3. 60; buckwheat hour. 81:
cracked wheat. $3.50; farina. $4.2O: whole wheat
eouT no yS2o rolled oats, bbls, $6@725; in sacks.
$6.5O96.75; rolled wheat, bbls. $3.50; In sacks
$780, pearl barley, S5.40; split peas, boxes, So;
green peas. s. per 100 lbs
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval Stores-Turpentine and RIOS

Naval Stores-Turpentine and ROsin
SAVANNAH. June S.-Turpentine firm, 57c.
Sales 1853; receipts. $50: shipments, 314.
kosin firm; sales. 2. 392; receipts, .s9s: ship
s4@4.1o; D, s4.25@4.35; E, $4.5o@4.60: F.,
$4-6S@4S0: G. $4.S5; II, IS; I. S.; X. So. 10;
NJ so,60@5.S0; N, $5.60@6; VIC, $5.90@6.Oo;
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

(. CHICAGO, June S.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market easy. Creameries,
1S@23c; dairies, 1T@21c.
Eggs-Easy; at mark, included, 14c;
frsts. 131ac prime frsts, 141hc.
Cheese-Steady: 12A @13hc.
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Coudftfon of the Trea.ur,

WASHINGTON, June s.--Today's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balance, $259, ,452 237 !;
gold coin and bullion. sS7.0ol, ,793; gold certif
Gates. S5e. So, $50.
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St. Loui, wool MarISet

ST. LOUIS, June S-Market steady; medium
grades combing and clothing, 24@2Tc; light
hne 21@21kc; heavy, 15@17c; tub washed,
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Foreign Futures
Minneapolis wheat Market

tember 99%c; No. ! hard, $1.10M No. north
ern. 81 -02M No. 2 northern $1@$1. .00Ss; No. s
northern. 96@9shc.
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Northern Wheat N

TACOMA June S.-Wheat-Market un.
changed. Blue stem unchanged.
PORTLAND, Ore, June s.-Wheat-Blue
stem, s9@90c; valley, Soc; red. s5c.
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Nforement of Specie

NEW YORK. June S.-Total imports Of specie
at the port OF New York for the week ending
today were SI7.95I silver and $45.224 gold
Total exports OF specie from the port Of New
York for the week ending today were s.. $40, SIS
gold and $3.50 29s silver.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
T0CAI,
Wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat-The condition of the Kansas crop con.
tinues to engross the attention of Chicago. Its
Sc. with 21 per cent Of the acreage sown pIowad
up on account of the great damage by bugs and
dry weather.
The San Francisco market closed the week
day.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.50@1. .521; do milling
$l-b5; California white Australian, $1.6561. 10;
club. nominal; northern bluestem, 81. GOAL .67Js
northern red, nominal.
FUTURES
1880 a. m. session
Barley-M. Blum Co. yesterday received the
first car of new barley from the Fabian Grunauer
company OF Tracy: 1t was bright and plump and
sold at S1.21A. There was a scattering of wild
and black oats In 1t, but on the whole Il was en-
excellent run of grain.
There was sale of old feed at 81 .23%
Otherwise there was nothing new
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. spot. 81 1.2001 .23x: COM
mon to fair, Sl.15@L1711 per ctl; brewing and
shipping, d sl:2o@1.271s per ctl; chevalier, s1.eo
CLIO per ctl FUTURES
10. to 1880 a. m. session
December l2psn; s9x = High sas = Low Close;
Oats-About $500 ctls came down from the
north yesterday. The market was quiet and ua-
changed. as usual on Saturday.
fair. 81 SO; white, $1.5o@1.70; black. nominal; ;
Corn-Quotations more or less nominal In The
absence of spot supplies.
California small round yellow s15561 10.
large yellow, $1.55@1. co. white. nominal: west
ern state sacked yellow guaranteed dry 81 556)
1-6O spot and 81 .45@1.5o to arrive; mixed nomi-
n,+, nal; white e, 1 Egyptian, sl.271s@LS2h; brown
Rye-s1: :4o@1.5o per ctl for California and
H.35@1.40 for Utah.
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OIL Dividends

The California stock and oil exchange has
issued the following monthly statement OF dfvi-
dends paid by active listed oil companies to
May 81. 1907:
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81, 600 s Arizona (I91Ol - -tnA *
Street
$1,000 United R Of s 4s. n %
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

With retailers following the usual week end
@enss the FRUIT MARKET was active all
with trade in all lines showing marked IN
crease, but. except in the case OF strawoerries'
provement. Strawberries were higher, with ar
rivals barely sufficient to satisfy the demand.
while ANYTHING that required cooking. sucn as
loganberries, primer blackberriee, gooseberries
and currants were slow of sale, with prices low
and irregular. In the orchard line everything
was in free supply and rather weak than other
wise except cherries. and heavy buying for can
ming account all that held the latter steady.
Od so%e ef ene witS fpir sale at e@s1se po1nd
In the citrus department lemons were hrmer,
the warm weather having stimulated the de-
manu-, and all kinds Of oranges remained strong.
1t is expected that the coming week will see
the windup of the crop Of nayels in the south.
Observation-Disclosures, S10@13 per chest for
Longworth and $701O for the large varieties;
raspberries ss@12 per chest and 81 per crate:
blackberries. $2G3.5o per chest for primers and
gs for S Dsr b for and s@
Currants- 5oe.esc per drawer.
Appies~old crop, 81 25@2 per box; new. s5c@
81 for large and 40@65c for small boxes.
Cherries 1per drawer)-Blacks. s5c@s1 IS;
royal Anne. Soc@s1 .25; other varieties. 60@75,;
Saees lGsss sos saa sase Rsf for 1G1 sos anne
MeionsMCantaloupes 's3@4 for large and 75c
@$i for small eIa5ss 5s Nv tier 4e'e PEI 0
Piums-Clyman, 90cQ$l.2o per crate; cnerry,
50@75c per drawer.
Citrus Fruits (per so.,Nayei Ma !, oss1gsi tsr
isncias ssso@4. I $500
fancy. s2.5o@s5o for choice and s.. 25@2 for
standard; grapefruit, $S@3.25 for seedless and
Tropical fruits-Bsnanas. sl@1.5o per bunch
for Hawaiian and $3@3. so for Central American'
pineapples, s. per dozen
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Nevv York Stock Lfst

Z F. Hutton & Co.. z9o California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Hay and Feedstuns


The hay market continued firm yesterday, with
good demand, and all conditions remained
about as previously stated
ABOUT $500 sacks of bran came down from the
north and it was said that another liberal line
would be in today. The market Is we'll stocked
now. and, though some of the large receivers
prices to get out even, buyers say that they are
being offered the goods at concessions. It was
reported yesterday that the northern markets for
bran and shorts had advanced 81 per ton
The circular Of Scott Magner says
ATrisas hi. of Of hay during the past SIX days
OF the arrivals Of the last two weeks. This ex-
cess consisted Of new hay.
The trade generally is improving. and the
demand at present is better than during fhe
month Of May. Each days arrivals readily
taken at full figures No hay is accumulated
are endeavoring to obtain cars to ship. are still
awaiting the railroads pleasure.
now as at anv time since the calamity Of April
IL, 1905. and from present indications lit does
not look as though we could expect any better
service from the railroad company throughout
the summer. This condition keeps everybody in
continual difficulty, as nothing definite can De
depended upon.
teer growth, and such hay is being sold here
daily at from $3.50 to $15 per ton, depending
shows strength and if arrivals were to m
crease 1t is generally felt that the market would
easily be affected On account Of the extreme
difnculty of obtaining cars. hay is now being
hauled to the water and shipped to the city at
a heavy extra expense.
Purchases Of new hay are being made in .
small way. and only at points where transporta-
tion is thought to be available and In small lots
ready baled. No large sales are being effected
as confidence In the future Is not felt by present
buyers
the market is fairly steady.
offered
Bran-s20@22 per ton.
Middlings-$27@3O per ton.
Shorts-S20 50a22 so per ton.
Feedstuns- Rolled barley. $27@2s; mixed
neal 1t 0sfs. m. ,s Rs1 Il S ana in
ssas.s s oss bSss ri s5
@ spS1f Sel aoS rood
wheat wheat and ss@ Ssa s ssss faSs' ts%s o % ai
oat, sl1@14; alfalfa. $ll@1s5o; stock, $s@io
straw-so@soc per bale.
Beans and Seeds
There was no further advance in anything yes
on the list, with large whites a good second.
Limas rule steady.
seans 5per ca.Bsyos t pea: q $o@ $o@
20; pink, s.. 4o@2.b0; red, $s:25@S.So; limas'
cranSsTs; 9 0Sssss Sesns sS3@S ss9sSi morse 0sAn'
t.ss s@sHs ss ysSr mVs %
nominal; hemp. &C.: : miiIet. SIC per Id; broom
corn seed, $1S@20 per ton.
Dried Peas--Niles. nominal; green peas, $50
Q2.15 per ctl.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables
With the usual dullness incident to the end OF
the week, the market for potatoes closed easy
for both old and new stock and prices OF the lat
ter were unsustained and tending downwsEd-
Arrivals Of new stock were closed out readily
lying around unsold at the stores, which had 10
be held over for Mondays market Old crop
goods are being taken mainly tor seed purposes:
limited. to the restaurant trade. New red onions
have been verv Arm featureA recently there
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
Regular Morning SesI

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francis,
stock and exchange board yesterday.
COMST0CKS