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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-27
u. D. c. Reception

-. -. ~. NSS@PeAoH
Following the presentation of
crosses of honor to the Confederate
veterans at the Elks'' Home on FRI
day evening A reception was held
in honor of Mrs. Monroe McClurg, of
Greenwood, formerly Mrs Helen D.
Bell, of Jackson. president of the
Mississippi Division of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy. Mrs.
McClurg is a gifted and very charm
woman and received with the hostess
es, members of Private Taylor Rucks
Chapter, on last evening in a most
graceful manner
A gala appearance was added to
the Elks' beautiful home by an at
tractive arrangement of flowers, and
delicious nectar was served during
the reception hours.
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Kathleena-Schultz

Kathleena-Schultz
Miss Mamie Kathleena, an attrac-
tive daughter of Mrs ]. S. Lander,
was married to Mr.. VIM. C. Schultz
on Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock The ceremony took place at
the Catholic rectory, Rev. Father
Kostenbrock officiating, and was fol-
lowed by a reception at the home of
the bride. which was beautifully de-
coratcd for the occasion. Miss Jep-
ME Moore was maid of honor and
Mr. w H Mills was best man.
The bride wore a prettily fash
toned gown Of white deliberately
trimmed in lace A wreath of lilies
Of the valley rested on her hair and
she held a boquet Of roses. The
bridesmaid was also gowned IN
white and carried roses.
There we're a number of guests
present and during the hours OF re-
ceiving ices and wines were served
A collection Of appropriate gifts
the popularity Of the young
couple. Mr.. Schultz was formerly OF
Detroit, Mich, but has within recent
months been a resident o Greenville
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz are at home at
No. ITO North Poplar street.
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Raf.fn. and Prunes

Mail sdvices from New York say
The feature OF the market yesterday
the practical withdrawal Of quotations on new
c=oa CalifoTuis sultana and ThOmpsOn's seedless
raislns.7 One Of the large packing interests. in
response 10 orders sent from here, wired that
Il had more OF those varieties 10 offer for the
present. Orders wired to other packers had not
been confirmed up 70 the close OF business apd
doubt expressed IN some quarters that they
would be filed. for some time past packers
have been reluctant sellers Of 1907 sultanas and
Ihompsons S. owing 10 the prospect Of a very
short crop Of those varieties The Withdrawal
81 offerings Of seedless raisins led 70 q report
toher and 7ssc {. O. b. for October November
shipment on fancy new crop seeded. recently put
out by a prominent packing concern. had also
been wlthdrawn. but its representatives here
have received no notice Of such action. So far
as could be learned no business Of consequence
N fancy seeded was wired TO the coast yeSter-
day the buying interest. which quite pro-
nolnced earlier in the week. having apparently
subsidec- City seeders hsve made some sales
81 new crop for earliest possible delivery at 91sc
Tor fancy in lib cartons. but some of them
contemplate raising tleir price 10 81. G
Prunes on the spot in fair demand. but
me buying i against actual wants OF the mo-
ment only FoF prompt shipment from the coast
holders want SIC l. O. b. bag basis but there
are lew, i any, orders being sent from here at
present The market for new crop has not se.-
tied Yet and so far learned no definite offers
% sci are made by packers. Recent business
pag basis. but IL wei informed quarters II is
now questioned whether better than &c T. O. b
Dsg basis could be done. Further sales of new
crop oregon italian pruues for November shin
nlelt nave been made al 81. c T. o. b. for 3Os and
DC lot equal quantities Sos and z0s
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Euture Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. May sl-Reports Of injury to
the wheat crop in Europe had more lnnuenee ,o on
the local market today tnan e,d Im1y cIose1
MMxc higher, September A@Hc higher and
December 7sc higher July corn closed
higher. oats 1c and provisions 71s@l2Aac
Wheat was weak at the opening Continued
wet weather throughout Kansas, Nebraska ana
the southwest in general brought out Tree OF
the early Liverpool cables which showed mooer-
ate declines But commission houses were lively
private cablegram stated that the wheat crop
in Roumania, Germany and southern Russia was
severely injured by drouth and that Russia was
duence In the local market. The market was
quite strong after the first half hour, prices OF
all options advancing more than cents. Weak
ness again developed late In the session A
growing wheat with the exception Of that In
Texas and Oklahoma. is generally in good
ually hammered prices down. A report that
the green bug had extended Its opera tions to
Minnesota and South Dakota was new feature
of the situation. The market closed easy. July
opened 1H@l&c lower at 97s. 99sc. advanced
to Sl.00h and closed at 991s @99Ac; September
opened h@%c lower at 90 to 997sc, sold up
cember opened shade to %@kc lower at
81 .ooM a. OOH, advanced to $1.o2ss and closed
at S1.o115.
The corn market was strong the greater part
of the session. but eased OF considerably late
IN the day on proht taking The market closed
Sac advanced to 81 nc and closed at 53Hc.
An advance of over cents in July the
feature Of trading in oats. Cash houses and
shorts were eager bidders for that delivery, but
offerings were meager. July opened 6lkr
at ACC to 49Mc, advanced to 5ossc and closed
at 491sc.
Trading in provisions was light July was
up cents, July lard 7h@1oc and ribs TIC
higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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N.v york Cotton Market

NEW YORK, May 31.-Hutton's wire says:
The cotton market simply went wild today.
The way New Orleans went up 80 to 40 points
yesterday frightened the Liverpool trade and
the sharp advance Of IS English points In spot
cotton and % to 80 points in futures there,
with the market finally closing II to 20 points
net advance over Wednesday, simply swept all
opposition to the bullish fever away The c5
to 80 point rise established at the opening was
increased TO nearly so points in the early after
trading under the impetus of this heavy
speculative buying After July had been car
ried up TO 11.66c, August IL CSC, October 12-04c
December II. lie and January 12.2lc, the de-
mands were so freely supplied BY the McFad-
dens and other big spot dealers End large mar
ket interests the market reacted 20 points from
the top and closed In feverish and uncertain
forecast the immediate future course of prices
with any degree OF assurance at present The
excited speculative conditions the crop scare
are depriving the trade of all reason at the mo-
ment and the Giles crop report put out today
making the average condition of the new crop
low 634 per cent, has led the great ma
jority of operators to. anticipate that the gov
this per cent In its report due early next Tues
day afternoon, as compared with S4.6 last We ar
77.2 in 1905. SO in 1904 and 74.1 in 1908, which
was the lowest June condition on record. Re
ports coming in are so bad that one would think
there is no possibility OF anything to be raised
this year. Shorts and hedge sellers are cover
ing rapidly and the big outside long interest Is
piling up In discountfng the worst expectations
from the government report. Weather condi-
a week or two of favorable weather would work
wonders In bringing some order out of the pres
emit chaotic conditions.
Norden's report on condition is ZOE, area de-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Local bank cearings in May, S1SS,80o,OO0.
Wall street stocks lower the day. Coppers steady.
Cotton higher and excited bad crop conditions.
Small shipment of Mexican dollars to Hongkong.
Silver 54c lower. Exchange rates before.
No change in the Bank of England rate of discount
Mining stock exchanges stand adjourned to Monday.
Wheat, barley and other grains about as before
Hay in brisk demand and steady Feedstus unchanged
Rise in lima beans growing rapid
Potauoes and onions in fair demand and steady
Poultry in ample supply and weak.
Butter and eggs lower and cheese higher.
Fresh fruits in liberal supply and weak
Prune market steadily rising and getting excited.
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged. Sheepskins lower.
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GeneraI NTercbandI.e

Bags-San Quentin T%c: grain bags, June
July. Sssc: wool bags. 4215 @47Hc.
Coal-Wellfngton. s12 per ton; New yelling
ton. s12: Beaver hfll. $40: Coos bay SO: Rich-
IN sacks: Welsh anthracite. SIS: coke, SIT per
ton In bulk and $40 In sacks: Rocky mountain,
nominal
Oil-0uotations are for barrels Linseed. 54t
per gallon for boiled and 52c for raw. cases &c
more; castor oil. in cases. No 1. 75c; Bakers
A cases. 81 2s@1 80; lucol. SOC for boiled and
4Sc for raw: China nut. Gases. s5@9oc- per gall
Ion; cocoanut oil in barrels. 5Sc for Ceylon and
Doc for Australian: extra bleached winter sperm
OH, soc; natural winter sperm oil. CSC; natural
Wnale OIL. S5c; extra winter strained lard oil.
soc; NO. lard oil, Csc; pure neatsfoot oil, l5e;
mon OIL 35c: boiled fish oil. Csc: paint oil. 35c.
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etc.-Water white coal oil.
from tank wagons. 10@11c: special. do. 121ae;
pearl oil. In cases 17c; astral. tic: star. lie;
extra star 20c: Elaine. 26c; eocene. Ice; stove
gasoline. IN bulk. 715c. in cases. 24c; No en-
DO. SIC. cases, 61Sc more: benzine, in bulk
1215c. In cases, 19c. SO degree gasoline, In
bulk 30c. in cases 36c-
Turpentfne-s6c per gallon IN cases and 791tc
in drums and iron barrels.
Rosin yer 2S0 lbs gross)--F. sT25; n, $40;
l, SS; Nd. $3.50; WG. $S.65.
He'd and White Lead-Red lead, S12 acc per
10: white lead, S@Szc, according to quantity.
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cubes A.
lated, 5.45c; fruit. do 54oc: nne or coarse gran
ulated e-S5c; beet granulated 600 ID bags only,
o2oc; confectfoners A. 5.35c: magnolia A 4. 95c:
extra q, 4.Soc. golden G. 4-1oc: ID. 4-65c; II and
= crystal dominos. s-75c; tablets. half bbIs.
bags 1oc half bbls 25c and boxes soc more per
100 lbs for all grades. No order taken for less
tnan 20 barrels or its equivalent.
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Los Angeles Markets

cided stirening Of prices at the produce market
Of the leading commodities were not up to ex-
pectanons. Official quotations, so called, for
there Is no really official list OF prices, stif-
mand advances were made in the prices OF sew
eral articles. Except In the berry market the
tone than has obtained for some time. Eggs
and butter were advanced fractionally, and
even vegetables commanded better figures
to 6l4 cases Of eggs. s., ,94e pounds Of butter.
1000 pounds Of cheese 800 sacks Of onions. 800
Following are average prices based upon
actual sales:
Eggs-Local ranch. candled, 21@2i5c; local
'Butter~creamery, extras. 521sc; creamery.
nrsts, Soc; dairy 20@221ac.
PRICES ve weisht pSrnd
pounds, 2oc; roasters. 3 or more pounds. l7c:
1se Squads and 90 to
pound-Hens. i6@l7c; young ROSTERS 191sc
fryers, Ice; broilers, 26c; turkeys. old TOMS
2l1Ac; Young toms. 2Sc; hens, 221Sc; geese, tic;
Honey-.comb, water white, pound frames
50 pound cans 7@7hc: light amber. so pound
CheeseNNorthern, fresh. 15c; anchor. large
d dse: anchor. Young America. ice; anchor, hand
eastern cheddars. is@i6kc; eastern long horn,
19@2Oc; eastern daisy. 19c; Swiss, imported
32c; SWISS domestic &c; limburger 13c.
Garden product-Potatoes lctl.)-Idaho. 81. 20
a.; Colorado $1.75@2: Wisconsin, N.75@2:
Minnesota. si.7s02; Burbanks, new stock,
$2.25@2. so; new early rose. $2.25@250; Bliss
early. triumph. new, $2@2. %
Onions Imperial Bermudas; " crate $s 25
evaporated, 1I@l2c; sun dried. l4@ l5c; ground
12Ac; Mexican, bulk 121S 015c-
S475@5; washington, No. l. So; do
small white, No. 1. $3.50; blackeye. $500
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ruled active and frm followed by reactions neaf nl
the close which ss q &c higher May: "a 70 Z
@l.05M, closed $105M September, $i.vo% 6s% -
Slo6% closed at $1.065s; December @i.oow
l.06A, closed $1.08N. ,oae
Hops-Quiet; state common to cnolce, lyUU ,oos
l4@16c; 1905 crop. 41k@5c; Pacific coast lSoo
crop Sc all; 1905 crop, 6@Sc.
gotta. 24zc
Wool-Steady
Petroleum-Firu. - -
Sugar-Raw Arm Fair refining. 3.4oc; cen
trifugal, 96 test, 3.55c; molasses sugar, BLOC
Refined, steady "a
Coffee-Futures closed UNCHANGED to net ~
points higher Sales 1920 bags inci1aing a su.y'
5S0c; September. 5.25e; January o;loc' siarJn' pi
$50 35@5.40c. Spot coffee, quiet, no. nio'
Csc: Santos No. 4, 71ze. Mild, quiet' ooruosa'
9@l2Ac.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market, Is g1as s.eals.
with fancy quoted at s@s1ac; choice, I0 'tsc'
prime, 614 @6hc; poor to fair o12 Woc.
Prunes--Firm with quotations ranging l IIon ~
Sh @12hc for California fruit and from o1s "
1Oc for Oregon.
Apricots but holders appear confident.
Quotations are well maintained Choice, - y "
1Sc; extra choice, 1875 @19c; fancy. ie0zoc:
Peaches-Unchanged choice, ll@lltac' extra
choice, 12@I2Kc; fancy, 121s@1Sc; extra
fancy, 13@15c. oya
Raisins@Firm, with loose muscatel at SA @
10c: seeded raisns, 7!4@l11ac; LONDON layers
N.5O@1.65.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Mnrket

NEW YORK. May 3I.-Money on call steady.
~ per per cent ruling rare 2!a per cent; closing
DIG = pei cent; offered at per cent.
- days $40 per cent; months AZ per
Prime mercantile paper, 81 per cent.
STERLING exchange easy. with actual business
IN bankers bills at S4-SS70d A. S6T5 for demand.
ana al 81 1855 "a $3.50 for 60 day bills
Posted rates. 81 S4ls "a -S7Is
Bar silver. 671sc.
Mexican dollars 52c
Bonds-Governments irregular; railroad bonds
firm.
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New York stock MarLet

NEW YORK, Nav 3l-The covering rnove-
ment among the bears in the stock market which
SET in or the day previous to the holiday was
resumed N the early dealings today. but with
&c satisfaction Of this demand the movement
resulted IN almost total staGnation for time
and then reaction The extension Of the move
rent was helped by special strength in a few
Stocks, oue 70 Individual causes There was
slso some buying based on the contents cf
President Rooseve5ts address yesterday The
speech had been so accurately fOrecasted during
wednesday that there little reason for
changing operations made at that time on tie
strength OF IL and which were on considerable
scale.
The financial community was inclined to infer
from the tone rather than from the substance of
the address that reinsurance was intended
against some Of the assumptions that have been
current In the stock market as 10 the Intentions
OF the presidents policy toward corpora ations
Inc attitude Of the protest against some Of
tnelr assumptions was interpreted as pledge of
moderate policy. The course Of the days events
INDICATED that the supposed market influence of
me aooress had been somewhat Overestimated
u the professional transactions which sought 10
anticipate H. more substantial feeling was
the showing of net earnings of railroads for
spicuous example with net earnings for fbe
month Of nearly 81 o0O. .OOO compared with onlr
e5oi,34a n April OF last year, the statement in
cluolng results FOR all In the system. Demand
Tor special stocks did not serve 70 mask the
entlre suosioence Of buying at other points in
the list At once this fact began fo emerge
the earlier buyers began TO resell and g sagRing
movement set in. The selling movement an
peared Largely in railroad stocks and showed
e-.N- 4OlCe OF uQulOdtlLS
movement like that Of the earlier part of the
week Foreign markets were similarly free
from pressure and reported improvement in
speculative sentiment but with no Conspicuous
demand Tor securities Forecasts OF an unfayor-
eoie oank statement helped the late resctionary
movement Time money touched 8 per cent To-
Gay. Crop news was mixed. weather conditions
oelng considered favorable for our own wheat
crop but decidedly unpromising for cotton For
eign exchange receded slightly and dfsconn-s
We're lower IN London and IN Europe but without
precluo1ng the engagement Of gold for export
Donoe sLeaoy Total sales, par value SS62 600
=. Onifeo states tWos advanced 4 per cent yyisle
inc olo louIS declined Il per cent on call.
New York Stock List
r. Hutton d. Co, $50 California street
menDets OF The New York stock exchange fur.
n.sn tne following list Of bond and stock sales
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len's report on condition is ZOE, area DE-
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, May 31.-Flour-Receipts. .21-
700 barrels; exports, 1,604 barrels. Market arm
and higher. but quiet Minnesota patents, So. 20
@5:lo: do bakers. $8-75@4.25; winter patents
$4-35@5. 10; do straights, $4.20a450; do extra
$4@4.35 bid; low grades. $2.90@3.40.
Wheat-Receipts. 10000 bushels: EXPORTS
,0z0 bushels. Spot market hrm; No. q red
sl.0i elevator and sL03M I. o. b. anoat; No. i
northern Duluth, SLIPS +. o. b. a6oat; No. 2
Options-A weaker opening in wheat today
innuenced by rains throughout the west was
crop news. During the afternoon the market
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Duties ON Imnnrfs

The receipts Of duties on imports at the San
Francisco custom house in May were Ss20.7Il.
against S537. .36s in May, 1906. and S62s,9S7 in
1865. The total collections from January ] to
date were 50, 3Ss against s., 9S4 OS6 for the
corresponding period IN 1906.
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Provisions

All prices stood the same yesterday. with a
featureless market.
Cured Meats-Bacon. 15Nc per ID for heavy.
l51l @l51hc fer light medium, 1916 for light, II
@171ac for extra light and 1e@21c for sugar
cured; dry salted sides. 14c: bellies. l4H a
fornia hams. 161ac: mess beef. 50 per bbl;
extra mess, $3.50; family. $40; prime mess
pork. s24: extra clear. SGT; mess, SIS; pig pork.
Lard-Tierces quoted at CSC for CaIiforuia
compound. 9Zc for eastern compound. and I2c
for pure; half barrels. pure. 12Ac: so lb Tins
l2Ac; 10 lb tins. 12zc; ID tins. 12Hc; 8
lb tins. 13c.
Cottolene-One half barrel. lie; three half
barrels. 10Mc; tierce. 10%c; two tierces
10%c; i've tierces, 101zc.
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Hides, TaiIow, Wool and Hops

The upper grades OF sneepskfns are lower.
All other descriptions remain unchanged.
Hides-Culis and brands sell about is@1c IN
der quotations. Heavy salted steers 11hc:
medium. 1o1sc: light. 1011c; cow hides. 1oIac for
heavy. 1o1se for light; stays, Sc: salted Kip.
hides. zoe: dry kip. 1ec; dry calf. 24c; sheep
skins, shearlings. 20@5Oc each; short wool. 50G
90c each: medium. 90cGs1: long wool. $3.50
l.50; horsehides. salt. s393.50 for large and
81. 50GS for medium: horsehides. dry. S2Q3 for
large and $1.25d2 for medium; 25 for
small and 25@5Oc for colts; deerskins. dry
Mexican. 4og41c; dry salted Mexican. s56
37hc; dry Central American. 40G41c: goat
skins. prime angoras. T5c: extra large do. s1.5O:
large SOC; medium. 35c: small. 25c.
Tallow-No- / rendered. 5@5Ae; No. 2. 40
41hc: grease 2031hc.
wool-Spring clip: Northern bright. GOA
24hc; Mendocino. 22@24c; middle county
1s@20c San Joaquin. 15@17c for free
and 13G14c for defective. Fall clip: San
Joaquin and southern. 66sc; fall lambs. Ia
Zoe; Humboldt and Mendocino, 13614c: middle
county. S@10c; northern free. 11G121sc; Ne
vada. 15Gl1sc per lb for spring
Hops-Choice, S@1oc; prime. 1@71sc; COM
mon. 596c per h. Contracts for 1907 crop. 10@
lie per lb.
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Eastern Liyestock Marked

CHICAGO. May 31.--Cattle---Receipts. 1000;
$3.50; heifers. S425@4.To calves. S5@7. %;
good to prime steers. Sc. 20@6.30; poor to me-
diuin, $45oQ5-50; stockers and feeders, $3@
5.15.
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000: market SC higher
Light. s6.2o@6-4o; mixed, $6.15@6.4o; heavy,
6.35; good to choice heavy. s6.2o96.S2h.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: market steady. Ma
tives. $4-25@635; western, $4.25@6.40; year
$625@7.90.
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HAWAIIAN JAPANESE
FIGHTING EXCLUSION
Petition Being Signed Asking Presi-
dent to Rescind Order Prohibit
ing Them From America

HONOLULU. May s1.-Japanese mer-
chants and hotel keepers are signing a
petition to President Roosevelt asking
for the resembling Of his order prohibit
ing the admission OF Japanese TO the
mainland from the insular possessions
1t Is claimed that the order is a viola
tion OF treaty rights and that il makes
the Japanese In Hawaii virtually slaves
of the planters.
1t Is further claimed that the action
tends to make impossible the building
up of a middle class OF whites in
Hawaii
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N.w yorl Metal Market

NEW YORK, May 31.-Comparing with last
Wednesday the London tin market was os blgner
at f190 for spot and 15s higher at f1s6 lbs tor
futures. Locally the tin market was dull out
higher. with spot quoted at 42@ 43c
Copper advanced In London, with spot quoted
at f101 5s and futures at EOS, or fl Jos ana IL
higher than last Wednesday respectively. 10
cally the market was quiet and unchanged
Quotations are practically nominal. Lake Is
quoted at 24M25c. electroiytic 23.50@23. 75c and
casting at 22@22. SOC.
and at Ego in London.
Spelter was 2Os Sd higher at f24 los In Lon
dom Locally it was unchanged at 640@e. 45c
Iron was higher in the English market, WIN
standard foundry quoted at els Cd and Cleveland
warrants at 6ls Cd. Locally the market was
UNCHANGED.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

While the quotations for green produce showed
but little change from Wednesdays closing
prices: the general tone of the market was
one OF easiness. as business was of the usual
light Friday proportions and there were prac-
ticaliy two days receipts on the market The
Gamers were still keeping the market cleaned
up on good asparagus. but the receipts from
some sections were so badly damaged by the
heat that they could not be sold at all. Toma-
toes were in increased supply and weak at
sharp decline, while summer squash was evil
IDENTIFY scarce and high. Potatoes and onions
were only moderately active, but prices held
steady. stead A crate Of green corn came in from
quarter, but arrived too late to be sold.
Potatoes fper ctD-River whites. s1.75@2;
$l;So@2: eastern rurals, $1.65@1s5: new po-
for white.
onions-New red. $1.75@2 per sack: Bermuda.
$i.0oUz per crate: Australian, $3@3.50 per ctl.
sr. vegetables. 5@i0c lb for gen
=: y .z9@l:3O ,o pc. boz; green peas. 2!a@sc per
lose per ID for southern and 10@12hc for
n0rtnern; 9r & summer squash. $1@1-50 per box; egg
plant, 20@25c per lb; cucumbers, 81 25@1 75 pvr
boz; boz gaI1Iis, 6@sc per ID; cabbage s1.7o@2 per
GU; caulnower. 6o@15c per dozen: carrots, 81
per sack; turnips, $l@1.50 per sack.
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs

NEW YORK, May S1.-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending May 80
shows an aggregate of 81, 1877 39h 00O rs against
i54, 49, 600 last week and 50, 1886 7S9, 600 in
the corresponding week last year. Canadian
clearings for the week total 2.S03, 600. as
against $s6, 900 last week and $780, 69o 600 in
the same week last year. The following Is a
list OF the cities:
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Cash Grain and Provision.

follows: Flour, steady No. 2 spring wheat, 81
@l.o5 No. 8. s5c@sl.o5: No. 2 red. se% "a
9s%c-. No. corn. 541se: No yellow, 54% q
white. 45@4sc. No 2 rye. Soc. Fair to choice
mailing barley. 6s@73c. No. 1 haxseed 81 .25;
No. L northwestern, 81 80. Prime timothy seed,
$4.15. Clover. contract grades S15.25. Short
ribs sides tlooseb, SS.T5@S-S7@. Mess pork,
per barrel. $16.37 so; lard. per 100 lbs,
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Northern Wheat Market

OREGON
CORTLAND. May 31.-Club, SEC; bluestem,
S9@90c; valley, S5c; red, s5c-
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, May 31.-Unchanged; bluestem, SIC;
club, S5c.
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The following are the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and Offers on the door
of the dairy exchange:
Butter-Fresh creamery. extras. 23c per ID.
hrm; do hrsts, 2215c. firm; seconds. 22c, nrm;
packing stock, zoe. firm.
Cheese-Fancy California new fats. 121ac per
Id, firm; nrsts. IL 15c. firm; new young Americas,
fancy. 14iac. firm; trsts, lac, drm; eastern stor-
age. fancy. 1Sc, firm
Eggs-California fresh extras. 19l3c per doz.
steady; frsts, 1S1zc, steady; seconds, 1o1zc,
steady. thirds. llc. steady