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Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-05-30
Med. FERGUSON
Wins Nomination for Railroad Commlss.
Toner After Hard Fight at
Henderson Wednesday
6. ". LANDRAM GETS RATE CLERKSHIP

Henderson, KY, May, 22,--At
$50 o'clock this evening, Med.
Ferguson, of Ballard county, was
nominated as the Democratic candi-
date for Railroad Commissioner from
the first railroad district of Kentucky.
Ferguson won out by gaining the
forces of Southall, Landram and
Gardner late in the evening.
Seven Intellectual ballots were cast
Tuesday and up to noon Wednesday
the situation was hardly changed.
At noon the vote stood Ferguson 90,
Finn al, Gardner 80, Landram 81,
Southall "a. With the votes in
this shape, adjournment until 2 pm.
was taken but at the outset of the
afternoon session it was apparent
that a nomination was not to come
with each candidate holding his own,
so the convention adjourned to meet
at o'clock in the evening.
In the interim the leaders of the
Ferguson. Southall, Landram and
Gardner forces got together and it
was decided to throw all the COM
bined forces to the support of Fergu-
son who was elected on the nineteenh
ballot. The final vote was:
Ferguson 226
Finn $50
Gardner
Finn moved that Ferguson nom
nation be made unanimous after
this ballot.
Harmony in the Democratic party
was the keynote Of the speeches of
B. W. Bradburn, of Bowling Green
Hal Corbett, of Paducah. The for
mer was the leader of the Finnites
and the latter worked hard for Fer
guson.
The deal which won the railroad
commissionership for Ferguson and
Landram is now known.
Landram and Southall were in the
deal. Landram is assured che place
of rate clerk for the commission and
Southall was given the First and
Second congressional district for
lieutenant governor. Only Gardner
was not IN the deal. 1t Is said that
Finn attempted to make several such
deals, offering Southall most any
thing he might wish, but SO far as
Fine was coscerned the goods could
not have been delivered. 1t was
Ferguson or Landram to win and no
other man was considered.
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the will Of Mr.. Mckinley, the estate
at the death of Mrs. Nc Kinley was
to be devided equally among his
brother, Abner Mckinley, now de-
ceased and sisters Mrs. Duncan and
Miss Helen Mckinley, Of Cleveland,
Mrs. Hermanus Bear, MABEL Nc
Kinley) is the daughter and heir Of
Abner Mckinley.
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NUMBER,.52.

the railroad telegraphers of this dis
trict. He succeeded IN getting a
raise for all operators on this divls-
ion, amounting in all to about $500
year. Mrs. johnson went to Chi
cago and spent few days with her
husband just before he returned. -
Morganfield Sun.
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NOTICE

A block and tackle, pair of clamps
and 40 feet of pillow line rope were
taken from the roadside near the
bridge at gate to Geo. Foster farm
on Salem road last week. If prompt
ly returned no further action Will be
taken. Spurlin McCord,
Home Telephone Co.
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Mrs. Brown Dead.

Mrs. Eliza Jane Oneal Brown,
died Tuesday morning at four o'clock
May the 21st 1907 at her home near
Nation. Her husband, j. C.
Brown, survives her, also one son,
A. L. (Doc) Brown. She was in
her eighty-second year. She was a
member at Baker church.
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Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to thank all our neigh
bors, and the good people of Mattoon
and Baker vicinity, for their kind
ness shown us, during the last illness
of our devoted wife and mother.
A. L. AND j. c. Brown.
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ly interesting and highly enjoyable
to those in attendance.
The street parade in the forenoon
was excellent and witnessed by a
large crowd of people.
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butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter opened the week with receipts lignt.
but there wAs very little life to trade, and In
the absence of trading the exchange all
grades Of creamery goods were officially de-
scribed as easy. extras being 12c lower, at 25c
pound Business was dull all around In the
open market and the dullness was reflected oil
the exchange, where offers to sell extras at
26c found no takers. 24c being the highest Did
Individual dealers were mostly firm In their
views, however, and had there been any marked
pressure to force prices down. the buyers who
held the market up on Saturday would have
probably gotten under 1t again and prevented
any great drop Bakers butter packing
stock continued to find prompt sale at firm
rates. there being very little such stock Offering.
In the egg department extras failed to main
tain the advance of PC made some days back,
while cheap stock continued to sell of readily
and seconds and thirds were 1ac higher. On
the exchange 20 cases each OF extras and Sec
onds changed hands at the quoted rates.
The cheese market continued strong under a
brisk inquiry for shipment to near by and dis
tant points.
cheese and 1,686 cases eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
established by sales bids and offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange:
easy; do hrsts. 24c, easy; seconds 231ac. easy;
thirds, 22hc, easy; packing stock, firm at 2215c
for No. / and PC for No. 2.
Cheese--Fancy California new fats. 1870 per
lb, steady; hrsts, 121ac. steady; new young
Americas, fancy. 14Hc, steady; frsts, lac.
steady; eastern storage fancy 1sc. firm.
Eggs-California fresh extras, 201ac per doz.
nrm frsts, 1910, hrm; seconds, 171ac, firm;
thirds, 1910, firm.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO. June 1O.-The government report
the condition of the winter and spring wheat
crops OF the United States had weakening ef-
feet today on the local wheat market, the Sep
tember delivery closing at net decline Of La
1hc. September corn was down M@Ac. Oats
were OF hc. Provisions were NC to 1215c
lower.
The official statistics estimated the condition
of winter wheat on June 1 at TIA and spring
wheat SS.7. The total acreage of spring wheat
was placed at 16, 464. 900 acres, a decrease of
per cent. compared with last years crop. These
figures more favorable than had been gen.
orally expected and prices declined more than &C
per bushel inside of five minutes. Early in the
session the market had been nervous. prices hus-
tuating over a wide range. The market was firm
at the opening because of higher prices at Liver
pool, but the continued favorable weather for the
crop in this country overcame this bullish indu-
ence and caused decline in all deliveries. The
weakness was actuated later by the government
report The close weak. September opened
1sc to &c higher at 991ac to 992ic, sold at $3.50
and then declined to e7%c. The close was at
SSl4 Q9S%c. July ranged between 95c and 9I1ac
and closed at 95%< d95Mc.
Firm cables and wet weather over the greater
part of the corn belt had a strengthening nf1u-
toward the later hours were weakened on selling
by local longs. The market closed easy. Sep
tember corn opened 1sc to ac higher at 541sc
to 64se: sold any between 5Ss.c and 54iae and
90 &c and 541ac and closed at 53%c-
Oats were firm at the opening because of IN
active demand for July by shorts. The govern
ment crop report bearsh and the market
closed weak. September oats opened unchanged
to asc higher at 3Sc to 3Sssc. declined to 3I7sc
and closed at 37Ac. July sold between 441ac
and 46Ec and closed at 44hc.
Trading IN provisions quiet and the mar
ket weak because of selling by local packers and
sc decline in the price of live hogs. At the
close pork down 15c at $16.371s, lard was
down 10@1211c at s90711 Q9.10 and ribs were
4 1ac lower at $S1Ih.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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New YORK MetaI Market

NEW YORK, June 10.-The London tin market
was lower, spot closing at flS3 6s and futures at
f1s0 15s. Locally the market was dull, with
spot quoted at 40.5o@41. .50c.
Copper was 6s higher in the London market,
with spot quoted at f97 los and futures at fe4
l0s. Locally the market was dull and seemed TO
be unsettled Some dealers are said to be hold
ing for higher prices but concessions are re-
ported in this direction. Lake is quoted at 24M
94.5oc. electrolytic at 22.75923c and casting at
2175@22c.
Lead was unchanged at 5.75@5.S5c locally. but
advanced 2s Cd to f20 2s Sd in London.
Spelter was 2s Cd lower at f24 rs Cd in Lon
don. Locally the market was dull and un-
changed at 1.40tQ6.5oc.
Iron was lower In the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at SIS Sd and Cleveland
warrants at 5ss Cd. Locally the market was un-
changed.
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Los .Angeles Markets

LOS ANGELES, June 10.-Busness was active
in the produce exchange today Butter was
quoted higher and the market held firm at the
advance. Receipts light and the demand
good. Cheese is firmer and the inquiry good.
Eggs receipts continue light The demand is
good. Buying prices poultry were reduced
this morning. The break in prices was due to
increased receipts during the last few days Of
last week which resulted in a surplus accumu-
lating In market.
Fish arriving to NIL the requirements OF
the trade.
Produce receipts: Eggs. AS cases: butter
1864 lbs; cheese, 26,73S lbs; potatoes, S07
sacks
The following prices indicate the average con-
dition of the market
Egs-Local ranch, candled. 25c; local ranch
case count 22c.
Butter-creamery extra, 57hc; do nrsts, SOC;
dairy, 20@221zc.
Cheese-Northern. fresh, Ice; anchor, large
lsc: do, young America, Ice; do. hand 20c
eastern, singles, 1S@l9c; do, twins, 1sc; do
cheddars. 169161zc; do. long horn, l6@2oc; Go,
daisy. lec; swiss, imported, 32c; do. domestic
nc: limburger, l3c.
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Potatoes "a cwt)-Idaho s1.75@2; Colorado.
$.ioQ2; Wisconsin, $1.75@2; Minnesota N.Io
early rose, s225@2 so; Bliss early triumph,
(new). S2@225
Onions-Imperial Bermudas. 81 crate, $32o
sack; silverskins. $2.75 garlic, 11@12c; chil1s.
eyaporated. l1@12c; sundried, 14@15c; ground,
l2lsc; Mexican. bulk. 12A @13c.
Beans Ia cwt)-Pink, No. 1. 50: lima, 90,
$4.!5@5; Lady Washington. do, 50; do. small
white; d. d. g. 90; blackeye $500 50; sarvan-
Honey.--Comb water white, lb frames, 10
@loc; light amber. 13@14c; extracted, water
white. 60 ID cans, 7@7hc; light amber. no.
Poultry (buying prices. live weight. lbl-
broiieTs. pr ID to lbs, not wanted; ~ TO ~ =
more lbs, Ice; hens. 12c; stays and old ROSTERS,
1e; turkeys. heavy. lie; do, light. not wanted !;
ducks, lie; geese. lie; squads and pigeons; xl.o9
eastern stock, lb)-Eiens. 16Q17c; young
ROSTERS, 19hc; fryers. 19c; broilers, 26c; tur-
Keys, old toms, 21 1hc; young toms, 2Sc; hens,
2215c; geese, tic; ducks, 1sc.
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NON Ynrlk sfock Market

NEW YORK. June 1O.-The usual result fol-
lowed today in the stock market from the Week
outside demand attracted The sufnclencE
of such demand TO absorb the profit taking
sales on Monday By the professionals who have
bought stocks on the week end rise Is regarded
usually as q test OF the real strength OF the
market Regarded in that light. the action 81
frices today did not serve TO confirm the appesr-
ance Of strength last week. The MODERATE ad-
vances OF the hrst hour were yielded almost en-
tirely before the force OF profit taking sales
tribufed 10 the desire OF operators 10 see tne
Of the government report OF conal-
ffOu OF the wheat crop before ventur1ng on COM
mftnents 1t was not until the appearance of
this report. which was delayed until O'Clock,
that anything animated revived the stock mar
let II gave prompt evidence then Of relief from
the apprehension caused by the reports OF Satur-
dHy regarding the extreme deterioration OF me
>py a private crop report. The governments 1g-
fres were accepted q reputation OF tnese
alarming reports. The acreage sown N spring
wheat seemed to have no disturbing effect ON
sentiment any more than the decline in condition
sof that crop compared with last year Prices
,zdvanced TO the highest OF the day after the
appearance of the report, In conformance with n
Kharp reaction in wheat.
The midday reaction in stocks was helped hy
She poor situation OF the weekly bank statement
Of Saturday especially as Saturdays gold snip
ments were supposed not 10 have been rejected u
The statement, even with the large excess OF ne
cash loss over estimates. An important deyel-
sument in the international money situation was
ahe cessation Of the Paris demand for gold
-3NNASH0-
throughout the country OF May 20 shows how
sustained 9 demand has been for credits. loans
showing an expansion. compared with March =.
OF ss5. 799. 593, while the growth, compared wl:h
June IS OF last year. amounts 10 the formidable
total OF S424 253. .5I3. The accretion TO cash re-
serves for the IL months period amounts 10 Sut
$40 AS 5z4. OF which S35 81. .597 has been added
sn the last 60 days. The proportion of reserve
10 deposits in the 60 day interval has risen in
conseduence from 20.74 per cent 10 2l.2a per
cent The raly in stocks after the publication
Of the crop report seized by profess ionals Tor
an increase of profit taking, and prices went TO
TIC lowest Of the day for many stocks.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value, ST.
255. 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on CALI
New York stock List
FF Hutton & Co. 400 California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nisb the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks about the>same Cotton lower.
Not much change the copper stocks Silver slightly hghe
Southern Nevada shareso higher but off later
Government issues crop reports wheat and oats
Wheat and barley unchanged Oats lower and dull
Hay firm and in brisk demand Feedstutts steady
Beans quiet but firm at unchanged prices
Prunes continue rise under continued heavy demand
Raisns very firm, with spot stocks well cleaned up.
Hogs lower. Beef and mutton unchanged
New potatoes and onions in active demand and firm
Poultry market we'll stocked and dull
Butter dull and slightly lower Cheese firm.
Fine eggs weak, but cheap stock firm.
Fresh fruits weak, with large stocks the market
Bartlett pears bringing high prices in the country
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Potatoes, onions and vesetahles

brisk inquiry for shipment to outside points,
together with the usual active Monday trade,
caused firm market for new potatoes and both
new arrivals and carried over lots OF choice
stock were promptly closed out at good prices.
New whites were higher the wharf at Sc
made at about the same figure. Old crop goods
were moderately active and steady at about
previous prices and the onion market had Z
stronger tone. red particularly being
wanted for shipment.
Miscellaneous vegetables met with the usual
brisk demand. but with new arrivals heavy
and the carry over from Saturday large the
market was weak, with values still tending
downward Peas, rhubarb and wax beans were
the only leading descriptions that were at all
firm. receipts of all three being light. Several
Brentwood and vacaville and sold slowly at
weak rates
Potatoes (per ctl)-River whites, $1.75@2;
Oregon Burbanks. $2@2.40: eastern Burbanks
S2@2.10; eastern rurals. $1.650 .65i new po-
tatoes $2@2.50 for early rose and $2.5oQS
for white.
onions-New red. s2.25@2 40 per sack; Ber-
mnda. $1.50@2 per crate; Australia, $3Q3.50
per ct1.
vegetables-Asparagus. 5@1oc per lb for gem
eral offerings and 11012c for extra; rhubarb,
tomatoes. crates. s1.50@1-75; boxes, $l.25@1- so;
string beans 2@4c per ID: wax beans, 5@7c per
ID; summer squash, 75c@S1.2 % for small and y2
@250 for large boxes egg plant 25c per lb;
cumbers, s6casi per box for Marysviile and
60@75c for southern; garlic, 5@6c per lb for
new; cabbage $I75 per ctl: caulinower, 500
Toe per dozen; turnips. S10l-50 per sack; green
corn, 25@35c per dozen.
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New York Grain and Produce

New York Grain and Produce
NEW YORK. June 1o.-Flour- Receipts, a.
900 barrels: exports, 1900; sales, 200 Mar
ket dull and about steady
wheat-Receipts. SO. 700 bushels; exports, 49,
easy; No 2 red $1.0IE elevator: No. 2 red.
S1.O2H afoat; No. northern Duluth, LII T. o.
b. anoat No. hard winter, $l-o4z l. o. o.
ahoat.
Dullness prevailed in wheat circles today pend
ing the crop report. Early steadiness was FOL
lowed by a period of depression, due to unload
ing and more favorable European news. Fol-
lowing the report, which was more bearish than
expected, prices broke cent rallying little In
lower July, sl.oa% al .O57s,. closed sl04A !:
September $1.03Z 0L05%, closed at 81 .04as ;
December. s1-o5H @l.o7s, closed at Sl.oo|.
Hides-Quiet
sugar-Raw quiet fair refining, ssec; cen
trifusal 9e test 3.s6c; molasses sugar, 3.11c
Cofree-Futures closed quiet at a decline of 8
@l0 points. Sales for the day were reported OF
977s, $50 bags, including July at 5.3oQo. 4oc /;
8 55c Spot coffee quiet Rio. eAc No San
tos. re Mild coffee quiet; Cordova. 5@5hc.
frsts. 17@2oc; western imitation creamery. &c
Eggs-UnsettIed; western ftsts, l51a @l6c;
eeN0 DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market continues
steady spot supplies, with prices unchanged;
prime, 61s Q6%c; poor TO fair, Oh Q6c.
Prunes-Firm in tone, although recent ad-
vances on the coast appear to have checked the
demand for future shipments to some extent;
spot quotations range from 4c to 121ac for Cali
forna fruit, and from 51sc to 10c for Oregon.
Apricots--Unchanged, with choice quoted at
1sh@l9c; extra chOce, 19@20c; fancy, 20@21c.
Peaches-In slow demand, with prices steady;
choice quoted at 11ac; extra choice, 12@
12Ac; fancy, I211 @13c; extra fancy. 13015c
Raisins-Firm, with loose muscatels quoted at
So 0loc: seeded raisins, 71A@115ac; London lay
ers, 81. .50@1. CO.
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Seuthern Nevndas Higher I'm Forenoon,
but Fall Back In Afternoon

SVutHcrM NeFuua1 dI8uer IN OfcHOVn,
but Fall Back In Afternoon
Business continued dull on the stock and bond
exchange yesterday. with fluctuations worthy
Of note. Makaweli sugar was ex-dlvidend OF zoe
under the rule.
The southern Nevadas were very dull IN .he
forenoon, but prices higher than at the
close of last week. In the afternoon the market
become more active. and sales in some stocks
were much larger. particularly Combination Frac-
tion, Goldfeld Consolidated and Jumbo Exten-
sion. The activity in these stocks was undoubt-
edly due TO selling orders, for all declined
throughout the session. Quotations at the close.
however. were generally higher than those Of
Saturday. In spite of the decline.
There was nothing new in the Comstocks.
The Tripp fruit wrapping machine company
has levied an assessment Of SOC, delinquent July
10. and the Fuller oil company one OF Y OF l..
July 10.
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Ea.tern Livestock Market

CHICAGO, June 1o.--Cattle--Receipts 10000.
Market 5Qi0c lower. Beeyes. 4. 5006.6 go: cows,
ego. good to prime steers. 5.55@6; poor to
medium, 81. 50@5.50; stockers and feeders, $3@
5.20.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000. Market Sc lower
Light. s6.10@635; mixed. 6,1o@6 s2h: heavy,
So sO66. .2T15; rough. So. .S0@6; pigs. S5.70@6. %;
good TO choice heavy. s6.15@6.27E.
Shecp-Receipts, 10000. Market steady to 10c
lower Native and western, $4.50@6.S5: year.
llngs S6.40@710; lambs, $650@S so; western,
Sc 5OHS. 60
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EASTERN MARKETS
N.,r YnrI. Money Nfarlet

NEW YORK, June Io.-Prime mercantile pa
Nper. bd555 per cent; sterling exchange nrm.
srit hscfusl business in bankers bills at - 5000
"a 81 FOR demand. and at S4-S26oG4- 1858 for oO
DAY bills; posted rates, 4s41s @4ss; commercial
bills z-S3A.
Bar silver, 66~-
Mexican dollars 81 Ss.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds hrm-
Money on csll steady. l1z@2A per cent; rul-
lng rate. ?; closing, bid III, offered at 2.
Time loans strong; 60 day loans. 312@4 per
cent; 90 days 81 "a: six months. per cent.
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CeneraI NIerchandise

Bags-san Quentin, TAc; grain bags, June
July. SZc: wool bags. 4215 @47hc.
Coai-wellington. s12 per ton; New yelling
ton. $12: Beaver hill. SO; Coos bay. $40; Rich
mond Si2: Cumberland, $14 in bulk and s16. 25
in sacks; Welsh anthracite. $15; coke, SIT per
ton in bulk and SO in sacks; Rocky mountain,
nominal.
OIL Quotations are for barrels. Linseed; SIC
per gallon for boiled and 55c for raw, cases &c
more; castor oil, in cases, No. /, roc; Bakers
AA, cases, Sl.2S@1.3o; lucol, 5oc for boiled and
48c for raw: China nut. cases. S5@90c per gal
lon: cocoanut oil in barrels, 5sc for Ceylon and
55c for Australian; extra bleached winter sperm
oil. csc; natural winter sperm oil. CSC; natural
whale OIL 55c; extra winter strained lard oil,
SIC: No. lard oil, 6sc; pure neatsfoot oil. 75c;
No. neatsfoot oil. 57hc: herring oil. 40c: sal
mon oil: s5c boiled hsh oil; ssc: paint oil, SOC
from tank wagon, io0l1c: special. do. 121se:
pearl oil, in cases; lie; astral. 17c; star, 17c;
9asoline in bulk 1715c, in cases 24c; No. en-
rine distillate, iron barrels drums, Sc: No. 2
do 6Hc. cases 615c more; benzine, in bulk 1215c,
in .cases Ice; 66 degree gasoline, in bulk SOC, in
cases 36c.
IN drums and irnn harrala
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO. June 10.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was weak; creameries,
I7h @22Ac; dairies. 17@2lc; eggs, steady;
mark, cases included, 14c; frsts. 1Shc; prime
frsts, 141ac; cheese, steady 12A @131zc.
ELGIN, Ill, June 10.--Butter unchanged; out
put for the week, S51, 600 pounds
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Visible Grain supply

NEW YORK. June 1O.-The visible supply. Of
grain Saturday. June s. as compiled by the New
80 III 600 bushels. decrease 612 900 bushels;
corn $500 600 bushels, decrease 35 600 bushels;
oats 10, 153, 600 bushels, decrease 452, 600; rye
ass, 600 bushels decrease 80. 900 bushels; barley
e65, 900 bushels, increase Al, ,O0o
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Beans and Seeds

All conditions remained as before stated yes
terday, the market being steady to frm. with
bayos, limas and pinks leading.
Beans tper ctl)-Bayos $3.1503. Is; pea, $50
325; small white $2. S5@3 large white, 81. cog
2 20; pink, 81. 40@2. so; red, $3. .25QS.50; nmas.
$4.90@5; butter. s4.5o@5; horse beans, $2@2.25;
cranberry beans, $3.75@4.
Seeds--Brown mustard, 3@3xc; yellow mus
tard, nominal; naxseed. 3N 6Shc; canary, a
&c; alfalfa. 145 @15c; rape, 1@371ci timothy.
nominal; hemp, &c; millet 315c per lb; broom
corn seed. $1S@20 per ton
Dried Peas--NiIes. nominal; green peas. $3.50
Q2.75 per ctl.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Today's stntement
OF the treasury balances in the general fund
shows; Available cash balance. s260. S17 .e4I; /;
gold coin and bullion. SIS 202, ,259; gold certif-
Gates, s60,920. leo.
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Poultry and Game

No western poultry came to hand yesterday
and the receipts from domestic shipping points
were insignificant. but the market was well
supplied with stock carried over from last week,
for which there was very little call. Dealers
were willing to accept any reasonable offer for
what stock was on hand, but there was hardly
enough sold to warrant any change In the quo
tatione.
Poultry (per dozen) 4e07 for large
and s4.5006 Tor small: old roostera. s4@zb 50.
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Northern wbeat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, June 10-Unchanged and nominal
Bluestem SIC; club, Soc: red. sac.
OREGON
PORTLAND. June 10.-Club. e60S7c; blue-
stem. S9@90c; valley. s5c: red, &c.
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Cash. Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, June 10.-Cash quotations
follows: Flour, steady; No. spring wheat. SIG
1.o3h; No. g. S7c@$l.o .o3; No red, s4h@
No. oats 43c; No. 2 white, 46@47Ac; No. 3
white, Az @46c: No. 2 rye. SEC; fair to choice
mailing barley, 72@75c; No. l northwestern,
grades, s1s.25; short ribs. sides Qoose), $s50@
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