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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-07

New Orleans. Jalt Wfh the
purpose Of thoroughly mnin2 out
Italian ia~Iessness (a orleans.
IA second series of tria was today
announced FOR the two Ian women
and four men who VIII few days
be tried for the murdt the La
mana boy. Those who freed by
the ST Charles court IFS charge
VOL be brought to Orleans 70
stand trial on charg kidnapping
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Yesterdays shlpping.

Arrived: Steamer Ossebaw, Webb,
New York; steamer Sabine, McIn-
tosh, Mobile Sailed Steamer
Katahdin, Mcclure, Boston, via
Charleston; schooner Charles j.
Dumas, Warren. Norwich.
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81. Simon Now Crowded..

There is hardly a vacant cottage
on St. Simon at present and all Of
the hotels are well filed. Several
large parties have arrived during the
past few days and the season is now
ut les height at She popular resort.
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BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
In Police Circles.

In Police Circles.
There was not very much doing in
police circles last night. Several ar
rests were made during the evening
but they We're all on minor charges.
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REGULAR SUNDAY seheduIe.

The regular Sunday schedule Of
the st. Simon Transit Company viii
be la force today There viii be
three boats to and from the island.
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Remains shipped.

The remains OF r Barker. the
telephone hneman who was electro
r,,tnd E,ridnu afInInnnn while al WORK.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

uf8In ana frOVlS1Ou4
CHICAGO, Jnne I2.-Sellng OF wheat on
large scale by several prominent longs caused
a break OF more than cents per bushel today
In the price OF all deliveries in the local mar
net loss Of OK G2Mc. Corn was of B@Ac.
Oats were down A@3sc. Provisions were
121s 03Thc lower.
The wheat market was somewhat unsettled at
to Nc above the closing quotations of yester-
day. Pit traders moderate sellers be-
cause OF lower cables and fine ther in this
country and Canada for the growing crop. Shorts
were good buyers. however, during the first
hour and this held the market firm. About
noon the market broke sharply on active sell
Ing by prominent holders who were disposed to
close out.
During the remainder of the session the senti-
ment continued extremely bearish The selling
OF long wheat prompted much selling for short
apparently unchecked and with prices at the
lowest point of the day. September opened &C
lower to nc higher at 95ss @96c. advanced to
eekc and then declined to 92Nc. The close
was at 925s @9Sc. July ranged between 9okc
and 94c and closed at the bottom.
Small local receipts and excellent demand
ket hrm early in the day, but later the weak
ness OF wheat caused some recession in prices.
The market closed easy. September opened un-
D31sc and then declined TO 52%c. The close
was at 52% G53c. July sold between 52Z and
5S14e and closed at 52N @53c. Local receipts
Oats firm early in the day on buying by
shorts. but later the market eased OF In sympa-
thy with wheat September opened shade
lower TO Y @Sc higher at 35% @S6c sold up to
1886 and then declined to 35Ec The close was
at 3oSc. July sold between 41st Q43%c and
closed at 42c.
Provisions were weak all day because of heavy
pork was OF s711c at $15.771a, lard was down
2oQ225zc at $s.72ls, and ribs were l5c lower at
Tfe LEADING ,rt,ra. r,,,oa -, e.,,-
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Hay and Feedstuns

The hay market continues firm with a brisk
oat, choice and bright. brought s16.5o yesterda7.
The receipts of 515 tons included 33 cars There
was nothing new in feedstuns The circular OF
Owing to the fact that new crop hay Is
being hauled to the various bay landings and
railroad shipping points in fairly good Quanti-
ties the receipts on the market here show some
increase, the total for the week just ended
amounting to $500 tons. in comparison with
two or three days fully so per cent of the ar
rivals have been new crop hay, although the
In spite Of the combined efforts Of holders Of
hay and warehouse men to clean mp the old
hay before % the new Is shpped s Us the tness so.s
and Liverm0re districts still have large quanti-
ties OF excellent grade old wheat hay that
should have been shipped here some time ago.
somewhat under supplied the new crop seems TO
be taken quite readily and prices are
being maintained at somewhat above what the
situation in the country really warrants. Owing
to the high prices of old crop that are still well
hay at considerably above present quotations.
As storage room is scarce In the districts where
the new crop abounds, it appears at the moment
that they will have to change their ideas in or
der to move their hay before the fall rains.
with the exception of few cars of straight
barley hay from the lower San Joaquin .practi
cally everything arriving OF new crop is Wild oat.
most Of which shows up green, clean and well
cured and OF excellent feeding quality. 1t is to
win spoil the crop. for II the weather remains
favorable we should have no difficulty In sup
plying market with excellent feed hay
throughout the season.
Although we note some improvement from
the recent depression in trade circles here, yet
the consumption Of hay does not seem to be IN
creasng and is probably from Is to 20 per cent
less than it two three months ago.
Whether not the winter activity will be re-
sumed again shortly remains to be seem"
Bran-$20@22 per ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per ton.
Shorts--$20. .bO@22. 80 per ton.
Feedsturs Rolled barley, $27@2S; mixed feed.
$21 ga; oilcake meal nominal c0coanut cake
or meal at mills. $26 in 10 and $3.50 in ton
lots jobbing $27; corn meal, $32; cracked corn,
$3s; broom corn feed. 90c@$1 per ctl; alfalfa
meal carload lots $2o: so; Jobhing; $2l.5o per
Hay-Choice wheat, $22@23.50 per ton; good
wheat, $1S@21; other grades wheat, $15@17;
wheat and oat, $12@21: tame oat, $4,000: wild
oat. $l1@14; alfalfa, $11@1s.5o; stock, $s@10
per ton.
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New YORK stock Market

NEW YORK June 1.-THE constant changes
fn The course Of prices today seemed 10 repre-
Of the room traders who had the days trans
sections 10 themselves. There were some 1ndiVid-
usl points OF strength and some OF weakness.
and these bad varying sympathetic eject on
was very narrow. and operators outside haif
dozen stocks were very scanry. They were
lengthy periods. in fact, when the market was
practically Stagnsnt
With the subsistence OF the Japanese war scare
the bears were inclined TO fall back on 1nferen-
rial deductions from the difficulties OF a great
firm OF building contractors announced yesterday
A minor failure announced this morning aUect-
pected anxiety over a possible condition Of
overexteneiOn which might bring similar en-
barrs sssments from difficulty OF obtaining work
ing capital in other fields.
The supposition that there might be re-
sumption OF gold exports not fulfilled today.
although conditions in the foreign exchange
market were slightly more favorable 10 The
operation than they were on Monday Discounts
were at Berlin. and the money market here was
spprec3ably 6rmer.
The rate for call money advanced slightly.
and funds were scarce in The time loan division
Of the money market
News from the wheat crop was considered
encouraging and helped 60 sustain the grangers.
A decline in the London price OF copper was 3
factor in the market. The indecfsfve tone was
unchanged throughout shown by the small
miIed net changes.
Bonds were stronger. Japanese AUS and As
declined a fraction further. Total sales OF
bonds, par value. S9S9- 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on call
New York stock List
EF Hutton & Co.. z9o California street.
members of the New York stock exchange, fur
sesterosy-
fr,.a
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Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES. June 1.-THE inability Of
members of the produce exchange TO fix official
prices and hold members to the schedule owing
TO the operation of the antitrust law is having
is a tendency toward high prices which means
false values, and there is now more of gamble
ysm M
can for their goods and there is tendency
to exact higher percentage of profit than
would otherwise be the case.
Dealers are taking chances and II they can
not get the highest prices from prospective
customer they will ask lower price from the
next bidder. The result is that the market is
on a false basis and there is no assurance Of
stable prices from day to day.
artificial prices were more Keenly W felt u thai a
usual and there was tendency toward lower
figures all along the line. It was a good selling
market but poor for the buyer and that condi-
ton probably will obtain for some time to come.
Produce receipts: Eggs, 4S2 cases; butter
5o.112 pounds; cheese, 2,256 pounds; potatoes,
The Following prices are based on actual sales
and indicate as nearly as possible the average
EsgsLocal ranch, candled, 25c; do. case
u. ter extras, size; do. hrsts.
Cheese-Nort6ern, fresh, 16c; anchor. large.
1Sc; do, young America, 19c; do hand. zoe
cheddsrs. I6al65ac; do, longhorn, Is@2oc; do,
daisy. 19c; Swiss, imported, 32c; do, domestic,
22c; limburger. 13c-
s1.7b@2; Wisconsin, $l.75@2: Minnesota. 81. Is
az: Burbanks new stock. $2@2.25; new early
a.. .25. =
onions-rmperial Bermudas, 81 crate. S. 25
sack; silverskins, $2.75; garlic i1@I2c ID:
chilis. evaporated, 11@12c: sundried. 14@15c:
ground, 12hc; Mexican, bulk, 12h@18c
i. $z.7595; Lady Washington, No. i, $S.
small white No. I, $3.50; blackeyes. $3.50
Honey (per --Comb-water white, i ID
frames 15@16c; light amber 13@14c. Extracted
Water white, 60 lb cans, 7@751c; light am
Der. do 60611c
Poultry-Buyfng prices Give weight. per Ib)-
Broilers. ID to y lbs. not wanted; 15kM2K
lbs, 1Sc; frycrs, under 8 lbs. 1Sc; roasters 8
or more, Ice; hens, he; stays and sold roosters.
7c; turkeys, heavy, lie; do light, not wanted
ducks. lie; geese. lie; squads and pigeons
dressed eastern stock, per lb-Hens, 16@l7c:
young roo.ters. 1ehc;. fryeu Ice; broiIers. 26c;
turkeyg old tomss p 1zc; young toms, 23c; hens,
2234c; geese, l7c; ducks, lsc.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks irregular. Cotton lower.
Copper stocks steady. Silver 3sc higher.
Southern Nevada stocks upward sharp buying demand
Rains in the southwest weaken the wheat market
Barley and weak Corn dull and nominal
Hay, feedStuffs and beans unchanged.
Cottolene marked up. Other provisions unchanged.
Nothing in cattle sheep and hogs
Prune advanced again, with continued sharp demand
Potatoes and onions in light receipt and firm.
Poultry market literally supplied and weak.
Butter, cheese and eggs unchanged
Most kinds of fruits in large supply and weak
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Butter, Cheese ana Eee.

Inc same old humdrum conditions prevailed in
the market for dairy produce and eggs and the
ofncial exchange report showed no change what
ever , from the preceding day. Local trading in
an three descriptions was confined to very
narrow limits and there was no outside de-
mana OF any consequence for anything hlt
cneese, which alone was steady on its merits
All butter handlers had more or less of sur-
Plus on their floors. but still there was no dis
position TO urge business and the market was a
waiting proposition all around, with the large
receivers watchin~ the eastern markets for de-
veiopments. Stocks of eggs while less plenri-
Iui than butter. also exceeded requirements, and
1nere were quite a few extras going into storage,
although storage at this season was generally
considered risky, proposition
On the exchange 10 cases of creamery first
Dutter was sold at 24c and so cases OF extra
eggs were sold, 80 at zoe and 80 at 20hc.
Receipts were 36. 400 lbs butter, 25 500 lbs
cheese and 1.1S7 cases eggs.
The following are the official quota tions az
established by sales. bids and offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange:
Bntter1Fresh creamery. extras. 25c per ID,
STEADY: 90 frsts 24c, steady: seconds, 23lac.
steady; thirds. 221ac, steady; packing stock,
irm at 2215c for No. and 22c FOR No. ?.
Cheese-Fancy California new fats, 13hc per
10, steady; hrsts, 127ac, steady; new young
Americas, fancy, 14i1c, steady; frsts, 14c,
steady, eastern storage fancy 1Sc. firm
Eggs-California fresh extras, 201sc per doz.
nrm; hrsts 1910, arm; seconds TIC, irm
thirds, l65ac, Arm
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New York Grain and Produce
NEW YORK, June 12.-Flour-Receipts, 49,
800 barrels; exports. 400. Market dull and
lower for top patents. Minnesota patents, $50
$50.
wheat Receipts 1o1, 300 bushels; exports
201. 100. Spot market weak; No. red, 95Bc
elevator and e77sc f. o. b. anoat: No northern
f. o. b. adoat. Options opened easier under
satisfactory cables foreign selling and favorable
crop news; rallied on export sales of Manitoba
wheat broke sharply to a new low record and
closed weak, 2la@2%c net lower. July, 96zcQ
$1.021s, closed 9s7sc; September, 991ac@$1. OH
closed e9Ac; December, $l.00& @1.04 closed
$1.o1A.
Hops-Quiet
Hides-Steady.
Wool-Steady.
Petroleum-Firm.
Sugar-Raw. quiet fair refining. 3.31c: CEN
trifugal, SO test, 5.S1c; molasses sugar, 8.o6c;
refined, quiet.
Coffee-Futures closed quiet net unchanged to
5 points lower under light offerings in the abb
sence Of important demand. Sales we're reported
Of $500 bags, including June at 5.30c; July,
5.z5c; September. 5.30c; December, 5.35c; March,
5.40c- Spot. quiet: Rio No. z, csc; Santos No.
4, TIC; mild, dull; Cordova 9@12Ac.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Steady on spot. Futures
slightly easier. Fancy, S08j1c; prime, 6%c,
poor to fair. 51h@6c.
Prunes-Are less active. Prices firm. Califor-
mia. 49l2hc: Oregon. SIS @i0c.
Apricots-Quiei. Choice. 1871 @19c; extra
choice. 1s@2oc; fancy. 2o@21c.
Peaches-Firm. Choice. l11ac; extra choice,
12G12Hc; fancy, 121a @13c.
seeded raisins, ~ Q111ac; London layers. 81. 50@
165
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK June 12-The London tin mar
ket was irregular. with spot closing higher at
&1S5 los and Futures lower at G1S0 los. LO-
cally the market steady and about 10
points higher on the average, with spot QUOTED
at H.76Q42. 25c.
Copper was lower IN the English market, with
spot closing at &96 5s, decline OF R1, while
futures were lbs Sd lower at R93 5s. Locally
the market was dull and nominal with lake
quoted at 24Q24 5Oc; electrolytic 22.75@23. 25e; ;
casting. 2l.I5@22-25c.
Lead unchanged at 5.75@5.s5c I'm the 10
cal market, but advanced 2s Cd TO EGO rs Cd
In London
Spelter was unchanged at e24 rs Cd In Lon
don and at 6.40@6. SOC locally.
Iron was lower in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at SIS Cd and Cleve-
land warrants at 57s Cd. Locally the market
was unchanged.
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Receipts of Produce
FOR WEDNESDAY,. lime IL
THE STOCK MARKET
Eastern Buying Orders and Filling of
Shorts Send the Southern Ne

vadas Upward
business on the stock and bond exchange fell
on again yesterday and nothing developed to
call for particular comment. The feeling IN
Doth stocks and bonds fxm, however, and
wnie there was no marked disposition to ouy
there was no pressure to sell.
The Comstocks were steady to nrm with busi-
ness quiet and the market featureless.
1t was picnic for the bulls in the southern
NeVada stocks yesterday. The high priced mines
engrossed most Of the attention Of spectators
and went up rapidly under the largest business
for weeks the principal activity being shown
by Goldheld Con-, Combination Fractiou JUMBO
Extension, Diamondfeld Triangle, Red Hills At
lanta. Blue Bell and Blue Bull. The Merger"
which. closed on Tuesday at $3.50, sold up tn
s6.92E, but fell back. closing at sass. Combi-
nation Fraction rose from S21 20 $2.76, closing
at that price. Jumbo Extension rose from
Sl.45 to 1-so. closing at u.50. Florence ad-
vsuced from 81 to $4.25. The lower priced
stocks followed the leaders up. and altogether
It was the lfveliest day for long time. Most
OF the business was done In the afternoon. The
cause OF the furry was said TO be buying orders
for the big stocks from the east. which sent the
shorts hustlfng to NIL thus creating sharp and
immediate demand for shares.
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General Merchandise

Bags--San Quentin, 7a4c: grain bags June
July. sac; wool bags, 421a @l471ac
Coal Wellington. $l2 per ton; New yelling
ton, $12; Beaver hill. $40: Coos bay SO: Rich
rnond $l2; Cumberland, $14 IN bulk and sic 25
in sacks Welsh anthracite $40: coke, s17 per
ton in bulk and $40 in sacks; Rocky mountain,
nominal
fluctuations are for barrels Lfnseed, SIC
per gallon for boiled and 55c for raw cases &c
more; castor oil. in cases, No. l. roe: Bakers
AA, cases, $1.26@1.30; lucol. 50c for boiled and
4Sc for raw: China nut, cases. S5mgOc per caI-
lon: cocoanut oil in barrels, 72ss@76c for XXX.
7O1731zc for No. and 671a@71c for No. 2. sc-
cording to quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
OIL. CSC; natural winter sperm OIL csc; natural
whale oil, soc; extra winter strained lard oil
s5c; No. lard oil, CSC: pure neatsfcot oil, 75c;
mon oil, 35c; boiled fish OIL s5c: paint oil. 35c.
Coal OIL, Gasoline. etc.-Water white coal OIL
from tank wagon, .l0@11c: special. do. 121sc:
pearl oil, in cases, tic; astral. lie: star, lie:
extra star. 20c: Elaine, 26c: eocene ice: stove
gasoline, in bulk TIC, In cases 24c; No. 1 en-
gine .distillate, iron barrels or drums Sc; No. 2
do 615c, cases 615c more; benzine, In bulk f21xc
IN cases 19c; s6 degree gasoline. in bulk 3oc, i,
cases 36c.
Turpentine-S3c per gallon IN cases and 761zc
IN drums and from barrels.
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Potatoes, Onion. and vegetables

Yesterdays arrivals OF new potatoes were
light and with business in local and shipping
channels of the usual large proportions the
market ruled strong at the previously quoted
rates, and the usual premium was obtained for
q few favored marks from the river districts.
Old crop goods continued to move of freely
and prices for both eastern and Oregon stock
were maintained without difficulty. Onions were
In limited supply and arm at rising prices, there
being continued brisk shipping demand for
both new red and Australian yellow.
Arrivals of miscellaneous vegetables were
liberal and with few exceptions prices were
weak. Peas were frmer on light arrivals and
string beans held steady, while all other sum
mer descriptions were in excessive supply. The
public has evidently tired of asparagus, as the
consumptive demand is becoming lighter every
day and the Gamers are getting practically all
of the arrivals.
Potatoes (per ctl)-River whites, $175@2;
Oregon Burbanks. s2@2 40: eastern Burbanks,
$20z.z0; eastern rurals, $1.65@1 IS; new pofa-
white.
onions.--New red, s2.sc@25o per sack: Aus
tralia, $3@3.5O per ctI
yegetsbIes- Asparagus. 5@sc per lb for gen
$l.50Q1.75 per box: green peas, 311Q4c per Id:
tomatoes, crates $1500115, boxes $1@1.25;
string beans, 5@6c per lb; wax beans. 507c per
ID: summer sduash e5c@&1-2 % for small and $2@
245 for large boxes; egg plant, 17H@20c per ID;
green peppers. 2b@35c per lb: cu-
cumbers, 90c@&1 per box for Marysville and
6oD16c for southern; garlic. 606c per 1b for
new cabbage, u-75 per etl; cauIiaower, 5o@
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Rosin-Per bOl of $50 lbs-E. s7.s5; F. s7.45;

Rosin-Per bbl of $50 Ibs-E, S7s5: +. s7.45;
G, $7.60: b, $40. /. $S-5n
Red and " hite Lead-Red lead, 81 acc per
lb white lead, S9S1Ac, according 10 quantity
SugarSThe Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes A.
crushed, 5.60c; powdered. 5.45c. candy grant,
lated, b45c; nne fruit or coarse granulsted.
5.S5c: beet granulated 600 ID bags only. 5.25c;
confectioners' A, 5.35c: magnolia A. 4p5c; extra
G. 4.S5c: golden C, 4.75c; d. 4.66e; III. and e.
crystal dominos, s75c; tablets. half obls, 5-sSc'
boxes $40 per h. Barrels and so Id bags l0c'
half bbls 25c and boxes SOC more per 100 lbs for
all grades. No order taken for less than rs bar
rels or its equivalent.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. June I2-Money on call steady.
~ per cent: ruling rate, "a; closing bid, =
offered at ~.
Time loans stronger: so days. 2%@4 per
cent; 90 days, per cent: SIX months, ~ per
cent
Mercantile paper, 5d5E.
Sterling erchange steady. with actual bust
ness In bankers bin about 81 81 7@l4-s7o5 for de-
mand and at 81 .S370d<. 1915 for 90 days bills;
posted rates. s4.s4K@4ss; commercial bills.
S4.s3z.
Bar silver. 66Ec.
Mexican dollars. 5lLc.
Government bonds .sfesdy; railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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Receipts of poultry on the early express alone
lfverles from Petaluma and other sections Tho
market was weak with retailers limiting their
purchases, and although sellers were willing to
concessions, they were unable to effect clear
snces or anything Prices would in all proba-
nilty be much lower but for the fact that
there has been no western stock marketed thus
and $5@5.50 for small: old roosters. s4A4. SO:
young ROSTERS, s7@9 fryers. s6.50Gl7 for large
ana and So96 for small: broilers. $3@4.5O for
Iarge ana $2.5O@2.75 for small; pigeons 81 .256n
LOO; SQUADS, 81 5000; ducks. $5 5O@6 Ger
Young and $4.50@5 for old goslings, $2@2 so
PEE pair; geese, 81 Der pair.
Game-Hare. $1.5O@2. .25; rabbits $262. so
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New YORK Cotton Market

NEW YORK, June 12.-Hutton's wire saws:
The market opened steady and about un-
changed Trading the can quieter, but
being in trouble though It could not be con-
nrmed. but was out for effect Weather today
was favorable. but the forecast was for more
rain over the entire belt. But this was ignored.
The short interest is becoming greater and is
now quite large. The bulls are very confident
OF their position Leading Wall street operators
are talking OF 13c by July 4. The outlook of
the crop is still gloomy and as long as this Is
the case We cannot have much decline and
operators think the market is q buy on the soft
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Eastern Livestock Market

CHICAGO, June 12.-Cattle-R Receipts 49,
600. Market steady to shade lower: beeves
S450@6.70; cows $146@1.75; heifers, 81. Goa
medium, 81. 7o@5-5o; stockers and feeders, S3Q
$50.
Hogs-Receipts. 30. 900; market &c lower
light, $6@62 221d mixed. s. 1896 .22h; heavy
$575@6-1711; rough. s5-75@595; pigs, $3.50
6.15.
Sheep- Receipts, 10000: market 10 to 15c
lower; native and western. S4.10@6.50; year
lings $6.25@6.90; lambs and westerns seas
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

Naval StOres-Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH, Ga, June 12.-Turpentine nrm'
ol@5IAc: sales. 82l; receipts, 1,24I; snip
ments. LAT; stock. 60 ass Quotations: G,
4@4.10c; D, 4.20@4 35c; e, 4.55@460c; =.
4: :75c; g, 4.60c; h. 4.60c; I. 4.95Q5c; =, o.9oc'
NJ, b7Oc; N, b.7Oc; VIC, &c; WV, 5000
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res ranged as follows
Cash Grain and Provi.ion.

CHICAGO. June 12.--Cash quota tions were as
follows: Flour, steady. No. 2 spring wheat,
sec@S1; No. 3. s9A l93Ac. No. 2 corn, 53A Ac:
No. yellow. 53c. No. oats, 41%e; No.
white, Az @45c; No white. 421ac. No. 2
rye CSC. Fair to choice mailing barley 72@
roc No. l northwestern. $1.31; prime timothy
seed. S4.75: clover. contract grades $1525
Short ribs sides floosef $s 25 0S.5O: short clear
sides fboxed), ss.7b@e. Mess pork, pcr Dbl,
SIS. .6o@15.70. Lard, per 100 lbs, SS47,A.
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Beans ana Seeds

The bean market exhibited no new features
yesterday. Dealers reported the usual local and
Beans (per ctD-Bayos $3.15@3.25; pea, S3@
BPS; small white. 81. s5@3; large white. $1,000
20: pink. 81. 40@2.50 red, $3. $3.50; 1imas.
$4.so@5; butter, $4.Jo@6; horse beans. $2@2. 25;
cranberry beans, $3.75@4.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 3@3%c; yellow mus
tard. nominal; faxseed 3N 03hc; canary, a
4hc; alfalfa, IAN @16c; rape, 1@Shc; timothy,
nominal; hemp. &c; millet SIC per ID; broom
corn seed, $1S020 per ton
Dried Peas.-Niles. nominal: green peas. $3.50
@2.75 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13

Bar silver-Steady; 30d per ounce.
Money! 3-16 per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills Is s@3H per cent and for three
months bills s-l603H per cent