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THE COFFEE TRADE
Enormous Stocks of Brazilian Cohee
IN America and Europe

Enormous Stocks of Brazilian Conee
IN America and Europe
The New York circular Of Henry Nordlinger
The movement 70 shipping ports shows a
sea4y sn ior sas fs GH time OF tbe TSs hes1y
movement has, however lost its depressing III
:sTbe low price OF 200 reis for No eonee
was resched IN Santos on the Both Of April
After slight recovery the market settled back
70 the ssme figure. but, despite enormous stocks
at Santos and additional big supplies pouring IN
daily. II was impossible TO obtain further price
s.It seems that the conversion bill fixing
the rate OF exchange at I5d is st last exerting
its influence the import cost OF coffee IL
stands FOR granted that the planter viii not go
70 the expense OF hulling bassIng ana bringing
market when the price reailzed Tor MS
Tor bis nerchandise: the price Of 1900 reis. per
10 kfloS leaves only a bare margin over these
expenses and may properly be considered hard
pan basis.
Information recently received indicates a
very small santos crop. which in Itself is an
incentive for the planters TO retsrd marketing
their product until better price can be OBJ
rsined. The cost OF picking small crop Is
nesrly much that Of picking . large one
increased cost per pound for the planter
HEAVY STOCK OF BRAZIIS
''On the other hand. we have mountain OF
coffee piled up in Europe and the United States
belonging 20 the coffee growing states OF Brszh-
sumption should require IL. But that coffee ex-
ists just the same and sooner or later VIII have
10 be sold. That it viii be sold whenever cost
can be obtained for it have hardly any
doubt The cost OF this coffee. however. Is
considerably higher than the price ruling at
present. but whatever that cost is IT marks, IN
. opinion. the limit 10 which the price can
possibly he ised under any circumstances as
long there is any cofee left unsold IN the
hands Of the governments Of $50 Paulo, Rio and
Minss.
For the above reasons expect 10 see q
narrow market in the immediate future, with
the exception Of a possible improvement in the
speculative market for nearby delivery contracts.
due 10 the thorough control Of the spot stock
and probable further acquisitions by the same
interests OF July deliveries
The deficiency. in the receipts Of mild eofees
Sn Europe and the United States. which amount
ed 70 about 500 900 bags on the 1st OF April.
hiss through liberal arrivals during April and
May been reduced 10 about 1I5-O00 bags
During June last year the into sight move
ment was exceptionally light We expect more
liberal receipts during the present month. and
calculate on about the same quantity OF milds
1or the current crop year as were received last
vesr. There Is vet no particular pressure to
sell. bur with a further accumulation OF stocks
here desire 10 realize ought to be encoun-
tered
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New York Stock Market

NEW YORK June 2O-Small as was the ag-
gregate transactions 10 stocks today. the figure
falling 10 the lowest total since last summer.
The nsrrowDeSs and tOrpidity OF the market was
hut fnsdeouately conceived from that. Reading
and Union Pacific absorbed large preponderance
of the total dealings. Moreover much OF the
business was transacted In the nrst hour after
which the activity dwindled 70 a point OF idle
ness. During the afternoon the record Of trans
actions ran down TO a few feet Of tape from the
Kicker for each hour with slight demonstration
in Union Pacific during the first hour, carrying
= M over > point THIS constituted whatever
of sUbtreaSury operations showed a gain in cash
Fy the institution since the last bank statement
of s.. 4.035.0O0 This includes the payments for
the gold shipped abroad As the surplus re
serves Of the banks stood last Saturday at
S4.514,625 the subtreasury requirement already
has been sufficient 10 practically exhaust them.
The New York money market Is still receiving q
hslance OF receipts the interior currency
movement. but this item is believed to make q
small orsef 10 the above showing. Foreign ex-
change in this market was well sustained at the
gold export rate An unfaFOrable impression
holders OF copper securities was caused by sd-
missions OF the prospect Of reduction in the
price OF copper TO break the deadlock now exist
ing between buyers ana sellers in the trade.
Favorable weather for the growing crops was
reported and the market had nothing TO contend
with from that side The only explanation Of
rhe Union Pacific advance was the report OF a
market pool in that stock The advance
was lost during the day and the last prices Of
the dsy showed small declines in the ma jority
of stocks
Bonds we're steady. Total sales, par value,
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
New York stock List
r. Hutton Co. 4so California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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T. r Hutton Co. 40 California street,
members of the New York stock exchange fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday.
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. June 20.-Flour-Receipts. 80 800
barrels: exports 500; sales. 545. Market steady
but quiet.
wheat-Receipts 121 400 bushels: exports 32-
300; sales, 3600, 600 bushels futures. Spot easy:
No. red. 911se elevator. 99ssc +. o. b. afoat:
No. 1 northern Duluth. s1.Os1a +. b. afoat:
No. hard winter. s1.02ls r. o. b. afoat. The
sentiment was slightly bearish all day and the
market closed Il ssc net lower; July, 99kcM
sl.0l u, closed 81 .00s; September. 81 90 9-I60
s1.0lss closed s1.01; December. SLOPES a Il 02E.
closed $1.02st.
Hops-Easy.
Hldes-Easy; Central American, 2215c.
wool-Steady.
Petroleum-Firm.
Sugar-Rsw hrm: fair refining. 8 zoe: centrifu-
gal. 80 test, 3.I0c; molasses sugar, 2.95c. Re
fined steady.
Cofee-Futures closed barely steady at a net
decline Of 5Q10 points. Sales were reported of
%. 900 bags including June. 535c; July 525M
5.30c; September. ). 251 30c: December. g. 250u
5.30c; January, 5.30c; March, 5.35c: May 5.4Oc.
Spot coffee quiet: No. Z Rio. exc; No Santos,
7asc- Mild coffee dull; Cordova, 9912Ac.
Butter-Steady.
Eggs-Steady.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Firm; fancy. SIC; choice
Sc: prime, IiaM1ssc; poor to fair, 667c.
Pcunes-Steady; 4hM12Rc for California
fruit 5as G10c for Oregon
Aprcots- choice o0@2Ic: extra
choice, p @22c; fancy. 22@23c
Peaches-Quiet; choice, IL II d12c: extra choice
1212 d12azc: extra fancy 1461415c.
Raisins-Quiet. but prices firmly held
owing TO the conditions reported from the coast;
loose muscatel. so @10c seeded, ~ 6I2c: Lon.
don layers 81 500l.65.
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Leading Southern Nevadas Very Active
and Higher on the Day

Yesterday was interesting day in the south
ern Nevada mining shares ss-far as the leaders
were concerned There were various factors con-
tributing TO the increased activity shown by
Goldfeld Consolidated Jumbo Extension and
Combination Fraction There were increased
buying orders from different points. and the
news that there would probably be no strike Of
the telegraphers impaired buoysney to the mar
ket There was also report that Goldfeld Con-
solidated would acquire full control over the
Jumbo Extension Another to the effect
that there was a large short interest in Combina-
ticn Fraction who were being forced to cover
All these reports sent these three stocks up un-
der large transactions. Goldfeld Consolidated
which closed on Wednesday at Sc 05. sold up to
50. 30 and closed at So 25. Combination Fraction.
which closed on "Wednesday at $2-55, sold up TO
s.. 95 and closed at $3.50. Jumbo Extension,
which closed Wednesday at 81 30. sold up to
81. o5 and closed ut $l.90. Sales in this stock
were especially heavy The rest Of the list SYM
pathized with the leaders and were steady TO
strong as rule, only few showing loss from
the preceding day.
The Comstocks were dull and featureless. and
local stocks and bonds were fat and neglected.
The following oil stocks were ex-dividerd:
Sterling. &c; Union. 81 United Petroleum. 81 81
The Crown Point mining company has levied
assessment OF 1Oc. delinquent July "A.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisiop.


CHICAGO, June 2o.-Heavy selling by longs
bad weakening effect today the local wheat
market. prices declining than one cent
from the highest point of the day. At the close
September delivery was as@1ac lower. Corn
was of Mc. Oats were shade higher
The wheat market opened strong because Of an
advance OF Id at Liverpool. Liberal sales by
leading longs. however. soon started prices down
ward. Favorable weather in this country for
the growing crop the chief reason for the
selling During. the remainder of the day the
market nuctuated, but bearish sentiment seemed
TO predominate and every advance brought out
increased selling. The market closed steady.
September opened "a sc higher at 951 @95Mc,
sold of to 94lzc and closed at 945sc.
Firm cables and small local receipts strength
ened the market, which closed steady.
September opened 1s@Ac higher at 54@54sc,
sold or to 53iac and closed at 53ssc.
Oats declined in sympathy with wheat but
rallied and closed firm. September opened a
shade TO E@%c higher at 3S@3S%c sold at
$3.50 and then declined to 37ssc. Final quo
tations were 3Sc.
Provisions were quiet and easy for the greater
part of the day. At the close September pork
was down 121a @15c at $15.75, lard was down
21zc at $3.50 and ribs were &c lower at $6.65.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Apffn Omar oh Tnur
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. June 2O.-HnttOn's wire says
The break in cotton today a surprise TO no
one conversant with the weakness OF the specu-
lative position here and in New Orleans from
the overbought condition. When outsiders and
spectators were loading up a week ago, when
the crop accounts were coming in bad from all
points in the south and the manipulators were
using this buying to work prices high as pos
sible, talk of hot and dry weather in the past
few days sustaining influence. but with
the advent OF fine beneficial rains In Texas and
the Mississippi valley states and cooler tempera-
lures generally liquidation became general and
prices were hammered down 10 to IL points from
Yesterdays close before this selling had gone its
course. There is quite big interest here work
ing against each other While there is big
shortage very few spectators who have out big
lines short are working to cover but the buying
is much better than the selling,
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Thanksgiving. 11h@121zc per H.
Dressed Hogs-f1 n@12c per ID
IIVESTOCK MARKET.

The following quotations are for good Sounu n.
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. less oo per
cent shrnkage for cattle: -. "a
Cattle-Steers, No. 1. Sc: second qushty; .g
71ae third quality, 6@61ac; cows ana nei,ssI ansi
1Q715c for No. /. second quality 6c' tnlru quai
ity 51ac bulls and stays. 393lse
Caives-5c per lb for light. 442c for medium
and 31se for heavy (gross weight. >-,,-
Sheep-Wethers, 5@6c per 10; ewes "A go7ac
(gross weight.
Thanksgiving. 66612c-
Hogs-10O to 200 lbs. T15c per Id; 200 and up lc
ward. 612 arc; boars so per cent. stays 5OB4o
per cent and sows 1O@2o per cent on from
above quotations.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks neglected and unchanged
Cotton to Is points lower. Coppers steady.
Bank of England unchanged Silver slightly weaker
Leading stocks still active and strong
Wheat quiet and rather weak Barley held higher
Oats continue decline under large offerings Corn dull
Hay and feedstufs about as before quoted
Sudden and sharp advance in lima beans
Cattle sheep. hogs and cured meats unchanged
New potatoes and onions quiet and firm.
Poultry weak. with liberal receipts.
Butter slightly lower. eggs slightly higher and cheese stead
Fresh fruits generally weak and in poor condition.
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Hay nud reedstufY.

The news on change yesterday morning was
that the Hollister hay crop, which some weeks
ago was estimated at about 900 tons, is now
placed at $4,000 tons, against last years crop
Of 80, 600 tons, which the largest on record.
The average crop there is about 25000 tons.
The receipts yesterday were 737 tons and in
cluded 50 cars. The market was steady and un-
changed.
The circular OF Somers & Co. says
Receipts Of hay on the market here have been
steadily increasing during the past two weeks
the total for tue week ending today amounting
to 4.s60 tons. in comparison with $500 for last
week and 2,600 for the week preceding that
Owing to the fact that new hay is offering at al
most every station, we are naturally receiving
an increased number of cars, besides which there
is now considerable hay at water points ready
for sale. Although most buyers think that they
can do better by waiting, yet quite little new
hay has been sold at full figures and to very
good advantage for the grower. Schooner
rivals have therefore increased from three or
four per week to from u to Is. and in short
time there will be very large feet of bay
schooners at work the hay crop.
''The situation is unchanged in every way for,
although the last rain did little damage in
some districts, yet, as general statement we
Transportation is still the problem with
for holders OF old crop are clam0rng to have the
same marketed, and on the other hand, growers
OF new crop in districts whore there no ware
house facilities using every possible effort
TO start some Of their hay 10 market. Not
every one can be accommodated and we fear
that when the autumn rains threaten there will
still be large quantities of hay not warehoused.
Prices show very little change. Some Of the
new wild oat hay is showing up to such good
which is to them rather early date and to the
exclusion somewhat of good grade old wheat hay,
which latter is perhaps trife weaker than il
was
All feedstunfs remain as previously stated.
Stocks continue liberal. while the demand is
nothing extra.
Middlings-$27 d30 per ton.
Shorts-$2o. so per ton.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, June 20-The London tin mar
ket was somewhat irregular with spot closing
n little higher at f1SS and futures lower at
ESQ 15s. Locally the market was dull. with
spot quoted at 42.S0643 soc.
Copper was lower in the London market with
spot closing at f97 15s, decline of f1 5s
while futures were SO lower at f92 15s Lo-
cally the market dull. but there was a
rumor OF sales at lower prices and prices were
nomnally lower, with lake at 23.50M24 25c
electroytic at %. .25@23c and casting at q. .25@
pc.
Lead was unchanged at 575@5. SOC in the
local market, but declined los to f20 IS in Lon
don
and 6.40@6.50c locally.
Iron lower in the English market with
standard foundry quoted at 56s and Cleveland
warrants at 57s AID. Locally the market was
UNCHANGED
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New York FfuaneiaI Notes

NEW YORK, June 2o.-Bank Of England
rate unchanged.
Bankers expect gold exports to continue as
long as call money rules at present low level.
Fair demand Tor stocks in loan crowd.
Indian wheat crop works out practically the
same as last year.
Sales FOR 1908 feature Of southern iron trade
Rock Island officials report crop reports better
and al traffic keeping up wonderfully
rwenty-one roads in second week Of June show
average gross increase OF 1857 per cent
Gold exports viii soon be MADE up by re-
ceipts from Alaska
Grand Trunk is in the market FOR 70, 900 tons
Of rails
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York MONEY Market

NEW YORK. June 3O-Money On call, firm.
81 d2& per cent. rning rate So, closing bid
.. offered at 25a per cent.
per cent; 20 days. ( u per cent; six months.
5lz per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. and per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81 1895 a S340 for de-
mand and al 81 S395 for GO day bills.
Posted rates 81 81 L a IS.
Commercial bills. s4.Ssss @4sss.
Bar silver. 67isc.
Mexican dollsrs. 52iac.
Government bonds steady; railroad bends
steady.
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Poultry and Cnmc

receipts OF poultry from domestic shipping
@ p@oIn.s were liberal, and. while there was no
nfsent demand for anything. the market kept
wen cleaned up on good stock but at weak
prices; Buyers were limiting their operations
s.n, suu .he large marketmen were only purchasing
Freely when bargains were offered Western hens
were Offering at $3.50 dozen. but fonnd few
day. ~ W W
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens ss67 20 for Iarea
anu anu so0o.oo for small: old ROSTERS S4@5; young
eeos,ers, s6.oO@9. fryers. s6@6.50 for large and
and s2.50@275 for small: pigeons 81 253I "a.
sauaos, VI .oO@2; ducks. s5@6 for young ana
sa,oo@S % Tor old; goslings. $262.5O per pair;
Game-Nou1inat
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Mey Central As. 7S
Railroads.
THE COPPER STOCKS

cINJNIAt' =
BOSTON. June 20.-The market today, while
dull, fairly strong and showed signs OF ne
rapidly TO any improvement in the New YORK
market than il has heretofore. 1t looks now as
if we might see some good sales of the metal
next week and If they are made anywhere around
% to % cents it will have good effect on the
market all around.
Nipissing has declared a regular dividend of
36c. payable July 20. Books close July and re-
omen LILLY %,
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Potatoes. Onion. and yeSetnbIex

Business in potatoes and green produce was
ohl! Oh moderate proportions yesterday and
taken taken an In all the market of humdrum
enaraeter New potatoes and onions remained
nrln at the previously quoted rates on continued
ne algnt arrivals and the quotations for old crop
goods were unchanged. Supplies OF everything
on the list of vegetables were well up to require.
ments, but prices for most descriptions held
steady. Tomatoes and string beans were exceu-
tons stocks of both being burdensome. Peas
We're stu in comparatively light supply and the
Gamers continued to keep the market cleaned up
on asparagus.
POTATOES (per ctll-Oregon Burbanks S2G2 40
eastern Burbanks $2@2 %: eastern ruraIs. 81 65
@ 20 80; new potatoes. 81. 50@3 for early rose and
0nions.New red. 50. 2.5O@275 per sack; Aus
tralian. S3@3. so per ctl.
segeIaDies-Asparagus, 6410c per lb for gen.
s1a, sTa offerings ~ and 11@1sc extras; rhubarb
SIWI.zo per box: green peas. 3hM4hc per III;
tomatoes. crates S161.50 boxes S1Mf .25: string
@ oeans 3@oc per ID: wax beans, 21a@5c per ~:
sumner IN squash $1M1.25 for small and 81. 25Gl
grsen S,so Tor ] large boxes; egg plant, per 10;
green peppers. 25c per III: cucumbers S161 %
for small and $2@2I5 for large boxes:
garlic ~ @5c per ID for new; cabbage s1.75 per
ctl; caulifower, 50@75c per Dozen turnips. Si@
LOU per sack; green corn. 25135c per dozen.
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Feedstufs-Rolled barley, S2162s: mixed feed
$21 @24; oilcake meal. nominal; cocoanut cake
or meal at mills. $26 in 10 and $26 so In 3 ton
lots; jobbing. SIT; corn meal. $32; cracked corn
$33; broom corn feed, 90c@s1 per ctI; alfalfa
meal carload lots, S2o5o: jobbing, s21.5O per
Hay-Choice wheat $21 .50@2 %. so per ton: good
wheat, S1S921: other grades wheat sl5GI17;
wheat and oat, $1,000; tame oat, s12@3O: wild
per ton.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


SAVANNAH, Ga, June 20.-Turpentine-Firm
at 57A @571c Receipts 1906. sales 1,17s
ceipts 2,s24 shipments 1872 stock "a. eoe. Quo
tations: A, b, c. s405@4.1o; d. $3.50: E.
S4.55@4.75; F, s4.70@49O; G. s4.75@495; r.
S4.S0@51O; l, s5@5.15; K, S5.20@5.25; NJ
s5.45G555; n, $5.3O@o.s5; VIC, s5.S045.9o.
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Beans and Seed.

Ihere was sudden and sharp advance in
Lima beans yesterday following a similar one IN
the primary markets down south 1t rather sur
prlsed the trade here. There were no other
changes worthy of note.
Beans (per ctl)-Bayos. s3.15@3. .25: pea. $50
30; small white. So. .S5@3: large white So 6O6s
2.tu: pink. 81. 40@250: red, So 2J63. so: limas
3. 5@5.S0: red kidneys. So 25@3 so: blackeyas,
s430@o; butter. S450M5; horse beans, s2a2 81
cranberry beans, $3.75@4; Gsrvanzas $3.50
Seeds-Brown mustard, 363Ac; yellow mus
tard. nominal; faxseed. 3A @311e; canary. A
a1ac; alfalfa 14ta @15c: rape. 1@31ac; timothy,
noninai; hemp. SC; millet, 3nc per lb; broom
corn seed $1S@20 per ton.
q Drled Peas,Niies. nominal; green peas. 81 80
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Todsy's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows Available cash balance, $260. 1913. 100;
gold coin and bullion, 1884 056, ,507; gold certih-
Gates, SEC, ,35S. 500
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Northern BuaInesn

SEATTLE. June 2o.-Clearings s1,5e7,75a
balances, S264, ,95S.
SPOKANE, June Chickering's s7s1, ,512;
balances. S70931
TACOMA, June 2O.-Clearings, $3.50 5o4; bal
ances, $50, 1886.
PORTLAND. June Chickering's, s1.o4s, 75s;
balances. SS5. .925.
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Los Angelo. Markets

hIOS angeles Markets
LIS ANGELES. June 2o.-The scarcity Of
posatoes was the feature of the produce market
spanys ana an although there was no material
TO the demand. The reason ted is that In
otner markets better prices are heing paid and
noiaers ,l or large lots find they can afford TO
make shipments and still get greater net re-
turns than by selling here The egg market
is slightly weaker at the quotation OF 81 cents.
hecelpts or local are about al the average, but
arrivals from the east large and there is
big business being done i'll eastern eggs at 23c.
Nortnern eggs of fair quality also sell at that
The butter market is firm and featureless
Eastern Eastern fresh cheese has advanced in the
Produce receipts-Eggs. 3I4 clses: butter, TO-
sacks.
The following prices indicate the average con-
dition of the market:
Eggs-Local ranch; eandled, a4@25c: local
Butter-Creamery extras, 51ISc; creamery
frsts, o5c; dairy, 24@25c.
Cheese-Northern, fresh. 16c; anchor. large.
zoe; eastern singles, ls@1sc; eastern twins. isc
eastern cheddars, 160161ac; eastern longhorn.
see Swiss domestic 2c Isl ne
Potatoes (per ctD-Idaho, s1.7502; Colorado,
I;75@2; Wisconsin, sl.75@2; Minnesota si.75
rose, s2@2.25; Bliss early triumph, new, seq
2.25.
onions-Imperial Bermudas. 50 per crate. 50. rs
chilis. evaporated, 11@I2c; sun-dried, 14915c;
ground, 12hc; Mexican, bulk, 1914 @l3c.
Beans (per ctD-Plnk, No. /, So; limas. No. j.
$3.50; Lady Washington. No. l. SO: do small
vanzas, So .50@e; lentils. 121a@ @15c ID.
Honey "a lb)-Comb, water white. 10 frames.
15@16c; light amber 13@14c; extracted water
white, so ID cans, 7@71ac; light amber, 60 lb
cans, 61a@7c.
Poultry (buying prices, live weight, a lb)-
Broilers, lb to N lbs, not wanted; Ia to 2N
lbs, 1!c; fryers: under lbs. lie; roasters, or
more lbs, 15c; hens. lie; stays and old ROSTERS.
&c; turkeys, heavy, lie: turkeys, light not
wanted; ducks, 10c; geese, 10c squads and
pigeons. S1.5O@1.75 per doz.
Selling prices frozen dressed eastern stock.
a lb)-Hens, 16Q17c; young roosters. 191ac;
fryers, 19c; broiiers 26c: turkeys old TOMS
211zc; young toms, 23c; hens, 221sc; geese, lie;
ducks, 1Sc.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Quiet; 80 15i6d per ounce.
Money-3l5 @3s. per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 15-16@4 per cent and for three
months bills 5 15-16@4 per cent
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Cash Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO June 20.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady. No spring wheat.
e7c@$1.011a: No. 5. 94c@S1.01: No. red, s07s
53Ec No. oats, 46Hc No. 3 white, 46@
47iac. No. rye. Sac. Fair to choice mailing
harley, T06T4c. No. 1 northwestern faxseed,
81. 30. Prime timothy seed, $4.75. Glover. con-
tract grade. $15.25. Short ribs, sides (loos..l.
$S.371k 9S625a mess pork, per barrel. Si5.5069
10 60; lard. per 100 pounds. $S.55 short clear
sides (boxed), ss.S71a @e.12h. Whisky, basis
lof III oh win
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Foreign Futures
ST. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. June 20.-Market steady: medium
grades. eombing and clothing. % y G26i2c; light
fine, 21@2l &c; heavy fine, 15@1Ic; tub-washed.
30M3Tc.