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cheese was in moderate supply and ruled firm
with buyers outnumbering sellers among the job
hers, while new young Americas were In rather
short supply and tentative bidding for small lots
caused the advance noted.
Trading in butter and eggs on the exchange
was active. the sales being as follows:
Butter-10 cases of extras at 25Ac and eight
10 case lots at 2515c.
Eggs-Extras. 10 cases at 24c and 80 at 231ac;
f1rsts, 10 cases at 81 &c; seconds, 10 cases at
19c; thirds, 10 cases at 19c.
Receipts 2S, 200 lbs butter 70,100 lbs
cheese and 94S cases eggs.
The following the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange:
Butter-Fresh creamery, extras, 251ae per 10,
steady; do frstss 24c, steady; seconds, 23a aae,
steady; thirds, 23c, steady: packing stock, firm
at 22hc for No. 1 and 22c for No. 2.
Cheese-Fancy California new fats, 13zc, per
10, eo,cH nrn ia nrsss & izSc. 2 nT ne@ young amerc
age, fancy. 1S12c, firm.
Eggs-California fresh extras, 2315c per doz,
firm; irsts, 211ac, firm; seconds, 1870, firm;
thirds, Ice, firm.
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Foreign Futures
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. June 25:---Acti,ty in the local wool
market continues with the best class of wools
especially Australian, the feature. The de-
mand for fine crop beds is increasing and a few
sales have been noted In the lower grades. Re-
ceipts of domestic wool have been large, and
growing confidence in the value Of good wool is
reported. The supply Of fine imported wool is
narrowing and the outlook abroad for additional
stock is reported poor. Prices for domestic wools
continue strong. with the active sales, especially
with Montana Oregon and Wyoming clips of fine
medium grades being reported high as 23c
Better prices also reported In the central
states. and in some parts extreme prices prevail
lows:
California. secured basis, northern. e6M6sc:
middle counties, 65@66c; southern, 62Qe3c fall
Free 57G5Sc.
Oregon secured basis eastern No /. staple
basis, 70@71c; eastern No clothing 68670c:
eastern average, 6S@70c; valley No. /, 6o062c
Territory. secured basis. fine staple, 70Q72c:
6s@70c; fine medium clothing. 65@6sc
Pulled woos. secured basis, extra, es@72c:
43@47c-
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruit.

Apricots In bulk made sharp little advance
ton in small % way. g I The receipts from iVu scross
the bay were light, the Gamers had been
buying for several days over there. paying up to
Sl10 ton for choice fruit in Hayward and vi
cinity. Small packages of this fruit did not
share IN the. advance, but Were lower, as the
to such an extent that sellers were obliged TO
come down. Paying 81 a crate was equivalent
to 10c pound, and the trade naturally preferred
the loose stock, which could be bought for Sc.
Cherries, too. were strong under light arrivals,
consisting entirely of small lots representing the
tail end of the crop in near by sections. The
other orchard fruits are rather weak than other
wise, with receipts of plums, prunes, figs and
peaches increasing right along, Prices of ber-
due only TO the fact that the Gamers come TO
the relief of the market and clean up the sur
melons were one car of watermelons and one of
cantaloupes, which found good sale at the old
quotations. Citrus fruits continued in good Ie-
Observation-Disclosures, $s@10 per chest for
Longworths and S5@s for the large varieties;
Tsszpberries $45o@s per chest blaekberries y
for rcd and S4@5 for black.
Currants-$6@9 per chest.
Apricots-$1. 25@ 80 for boxes and 81 So
for crates; in bulk, 6@Sc per Id.
Apples-Fine white astrachans in tier boxes
are selling at S1.50 per box. while general offer
ings of fancy stock are worth from 90c 10 SIPS,
and common to choice fruit sells at 40Q75c.
Pears-$1 @1.25 per box.
Figs-S1G1.75 per box.
loose, e@1215c per lb.
Melons, -Csntaioupes, 81 225@s.5o for large and
6oQ65c for small crates; watermelons, 4@5c
per lb.
Peaches Boxes s5c@s1.25 for small and
81 .25@2 for large; baskets, SIPS.
Plums-Crates, 60c@S1; boxes, 40@S5c; bas-
kets, 60Q60c; tragedy prunes, $l.10Q1.S5 per
crate and 81 for baskets.
Grapes-$1.50G2 per crate.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-Seedling oranges.
81 .50@2.50; valencias, $350@4; Mediterranean
sweets, 81 25@s; lemons, So. 75@4 so for fancy.
81. 50@235 for choice and S1.25@2 90 for stand
ard; grapefruit, $S@3.25 for seedless; lines,
S4@5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, $1@1.5o per bunch
for Hawaiian and S3135o for Central American;
pineapples, S1.50@2 for small and $3@5 for
large per dozen.
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Dried Fruits, Rai.in., Nut. and Honey

AS the season advances the frmnesS in raisins
and fruits increases rather than diminishes, and
prices rise every few days. Buyers apparently
expect high quotations to rule the balance of
Prunes. peaches and raisins continue the leaders
in activity. As for apricots, they hardly
mentioned. there will be output worth
talking about.
New crop white sage comb honey is coming
in freely and sales in small way at lie
ported, but as arrivals are increasing, with pros
poets of still larger shipments, the price is ne
of any consequence offering. In extracted honey
receipts of early sage water white thus far are
very light and the market is firm at 71ac. Re
ports from all sections indicate a very light
ouput, owing TO unfavorable weather, but there
is so little in that 1t is yet too early to fx
definite quotations. Some little early extracted
amber from last years hives is being received
but 1t is of inferior quality and is quoted at 5S
@615c per Id. There is no candied left the
market.
Fruits-New apricots. 2O@25c; old nominal;
evaporated apples, spot, 8h@7hc; peaches
old, 10@121ac; new crop, 11Q14c; prunes. 4
size basis, 3a4 @415c; large sizes, Al G5c. Fu-
ture deliveries of the 1907 crop selling to
packers at Al 65c per lb. size basis
the 1907 crop are So @ec for seeded, 61s @73sc
for loose muscatels, 6% @7c for seedless and
sultanas. $1.5o@l.6 go for London layers and s2@3
for clusters.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils, 71z@1sc; 1 L.
1914 @1Sc; plus ultra, 16@1sc; brakes, 1873
Walnnts. jobbine prices0SoftsheT 15616c for
No. and 12@13c for No. 2; Italian chestnuts.
59sc per h.
Honey-New white comb, l6@17c, latter hg-
ure for small lots; water white extracted, 711c;
amber, 519 @61ac; no candied here.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-The lack Of wires from Chicago and
other eastern grain centers is stu suspenalns IN
trade, which, as far San Francisco is con-
cerned. is at a standstiIl.
Ocean freights remain unchanged at lis I'd
Tor wheat and 1Ss Cd for barley, usual European
options The chartered grain tonnage in port is
l.osl, against disengaged list of 10: loU. IN
600 tons last year.
The London Statist says: "a serious Euro
pean wheat crop deficiency, compared Win l9oo,
is almost inevitable, because autumn sown IN
Russia is officially recognized to be failure.
In Germany 25 per cent shortage Is prooaDle;
Hungary. Al per cent less than 1906, and Kou.
years yield is exnected. With lag, ,ooo 900 bush
els In sight in Europe, the United States and
Canada June !, it is clearly shown that there
is present lack of wheat, although super.
abundance in view of the European increased
pected during the next two months and in view
OF the probability of a serious deficiency IN tne
growing crops 1t seems difficult to believe that
the markets can long remain In their presen1
CASH WHEAT
California club S1.50@1.521h; do milling.
lower grades of California, 81 1.20@1 40; northern
club; nominal; northern bluestem, $1.6ogl.611a
FUTURES,
1880 q. m. session
No quotations.
Barley-There was some business on change
yesterday. several cars Of feed selling at full
hgures., Brewing and cheyalier continue dull and
nominal.
Good to choice feed, spot. S1.20. with most
holders asking $1.221a; common to fair. 81. .15Q
1.111a per ctl; brewing and shipping. S1.2212 q
1.271a per ctl; chevalier. 81 .2o@1.4o per ctl.
FUTURES.
1890 a. M session.
December-$1.24.
Oats-Two cars of extra fine white sold "u
change yesterday at S1.45 Otherwise the mar
ket continued very dull. with plenty OF sellers
and but few buyers. Offerings far in excess
of the maykets capacity
Good to choice red, s1.35d1.4o; common tc
fair. s1.so@1.s21a;. white, $1.so@145; black
| nominal gray nominal.
Corn-The market continues bare Of stock
and there is not enough doing to affect quota
tions way or the other.
California small round yellow. S1.55@1. so
large yellow, $1.5o@155; white, nominal; west
ern state sacked yellow. guaranteed dry. 81 .50d
1.55 spot and $3.50 to arrive; mixed TO arrive
$l.4715; white Egyptian, $1.35; brown Egyptian
| 81. %.
Rye-The meager offerings neglected and
| the market continues nominal at S1.451l 80 pei
| ctl for California and $l.35@1.40 for Utah.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks cotton and coppers all higher
Southern Nevada mining stocks higher but quiet
Wheat barley and the minor grains still inactive
Flour and mlstuffs moving off well.
Hay in large supply and lower No change in feedsuffs
Lima beans sagging back again Pinks being bought up
Good woods selling we'll but defective grades neglected
Hides quiet, with tanners Indifferent about buying
Hops inactive and unchanged in all American markets
Dried fruits and aisins active and firm the high prices
New honey coming into market more freely
No further change in cattle, sheep and hogs
Potatoes and onions firm. Vegetables in large supply
Poultry in liberal supply, and generally weak
Butter. eggs and cheese all higher
Fresh fruits in liberal supply, with most kinds weak
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Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hop.

Fine upper grade wool is firm and selling very
well, but buyers will not touch defective. Quo
tations show no further change.
Hops are quiet and featureless at previous
quota tions.
Hides are rather quiet. with the tanners TAX
ing no more than they need at the moment.
Wet salted particularly quiet and pointing
hides arriving and in fact they have about dis
appeared, as they from winter cattle.
Spring and summer dry hides are coming 10
hand in good shape. The market is weak in
sympathy with the eastern markets. and prices
are 1hc lower The demand in the east Is said
to be better, however. Mexican deer hides are
1c lower.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1SQ1c un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, 1lc me-
dunn, 10c; light. 1oc; COW hides, 10c for heavy
l0c for light; stays, Sc; salted kip. 101ac sated
dry kip, 1910; dry calf. 23c; sheepskins, shear
ings. 2o@50c each; short wool. 5o@e0c each :
medium, 9ocQS1; long wool. $h25@1 80, horse
hides. salt. $3Gl3.5 so for large, 81 60@3 for me-
dunn and S1@l.25 for small; horsehides, dry,
S203 for large and S1.25@2 for medium, 50cA
S1.25 for small and 25650c for colts; deerskins
dry Mexican, 361a @39c; picked do, 35c; dry Jalt
do, 29c; Mexican dry hides, Ice; dry salt do 15c; ;
picked do, tic; geatskins, prime angora, 75c:
extra large do, S1.o0; large, soc; medium. 35c
small, 25c.
Taliow-No. l rendered. 5@5Ac: No. 2. "A
4hc; grease, 2@3hc.
Wool-Spring clip: Northern bright 20@24c:
Mendocino. 81 @25c; middle county, 17@I9c; San
Joaquin. 14@16c for free and 12@14c per lb for
Hops-choice. s@sc; prime, 7@7Hc; common
5@6e per lb. Contracts for 1907 crop, 91a@11c
per lb.
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Beans and Seed.

The recent advance In lima beans was too
sharp and the market is now sagging back,
though slowly. Pinks rule firm, with specula-
tors buying freely in expectation Of smaller
The other kinds are quiet and unchanged
Beans (per ctD-Bayos SO. 1898 %; pea $50
3.25: small white, $2.S5@3; large white. 81 60@
S5.15@5. 20; red kidneys. s3.25@3.50; blackeyes,
$4eoQ5; butter, S450@5: horse beans. S2@
2:25: cranberry beans. $s.75G4; Gsrvanzas.
So 25613.75
seeds-Brown mustard, 3@s%c: yellow mus
46e: & Alfalfa Alfalfa 14s Gf5c: Tape 1@s1sc: timothy.
nominal; hemp &c. millet 315c per ID; broom
corn seed, s1s620 per ton.
Dried Peas--Niles, nominal; green peas, $2.5C
M275 per ctl.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

All Three deScriptiOns under this head were
higher on the exchange yesterday. there being n
general advance in eggs and creamery butter.
and both grades OF young America cheese were
marked up on bids A shortage Of strictly fancy
table butter in several quarters resulted in a
strong buying movement on the exchange. which
the lower grades went up In sympathy. In the
egg department quotations were from hc to &c n
dozen higher, the improvement in the lower
grades being due to a continued brisk demand
for cheap stock, while the advance In extras
was the result of decreased arrivals of that
The supply of cheap eggs is insufficient to sat
isfy the demand at the moment, but there are
several cars rolling this way from the east which
VIII be available within. few days. This east
ern stock is selling to arrive at l9c. New nat
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Poultry and Game

Business In poultry continues fairly active, hut
with supplies ample prices are weak as rule
and receivers not inclined to haggle over
selling rates for ordinary chickens, but are will
ing TO meet buyers half way to keep such stock
moving. Receipts of hens are not as heavy as
at the close of last week and supplies are being
disposed of more promptly. but prices show no
improvement, although handlers are ex-
pecting an advance before long. Arrivals OF
frying and broiling chickens increasing, as
must be expected at this season. and this line
of goods is weaker. Ducks and geese are in
good supply and inclined to weakness. What
few hare and rabbits are arriving are selling,
when good, at 81. so to So dozen
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens s6@7.50 for large
young roosters. s6.5o@s.50; fryers, $4.50@5.50:
for large and $3.50Q4 for small; broilers, s2@
$50; pigeons. $1.2501.50; squads, S1-50@2;
lings 81 per pair; geese. $1.75@2 per pair.
Game-Nominal.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Some of the Oregon and Washington -four
millers report themselves sold ahead as far as
January. l.. The, California millers continue 10
report business in ell lines of millstufs very
good. with no further changes IN prices
Flour-Cslifornia family extras, S5.20@5. 20
5.45; superine, s41o@4So; oregon and Wash
ington. per bbl, S49O95.20 for family and 81. 25
@450 for cut off.
Farnaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash. no discount are as follows: Graham -four,
SS per 100 his; rye -four So. 40: rye meal. So.
rice -four. S720; corn meal, S2.T5; extra cream
do, $40; oat meal, $40; oat groats, "a 30;
hominy. S3.40@3.60; buckwheat -four, $4;
cracked wheat, $50; farina. 81 20: whole wheat
-four, SO. 20; rolled OATS bbls- $6@725; in sacks,
Sc. .50@6.75. rolled wheat bbls $3.50; in sacks,
So. So pearl barley, $40 split peas, boxes, Sc;
green peas, So per 100 lbs.
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Provisions

There has been change in quotations for
time, the supply about balances the de-
mand. Trade is fair.
Cured Meats-Bacon, 1515c per lb for heavy,
2S4c for io extrs iiebt and 1aS for for sIaar
cured; dry salted sides, lac; bellies, 1415 @15c;
eastern sugar cured hams. 17@171Ac; California
$3.50; family, $40; prime mess pork S24: extra
clear, s27; mess. SIS; pig pork, s2s pigs feet,
So; smoked beef. 14c per lb.
Lard-Tierces quoted at 9&c for California
compound 9%c for eastern compound and 12c
for pure; half barrels pure, 1214c; 90 lb tins.
tins, 13c.
Cottolene-one half barrel. lac; three half
barrels. 1111c; tierce, 111sc; two tierces,
lie; five tierces, 10Kc.
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Rntter. Cbee.e and Eggs
Ea.tcrp I,iye.tock Market

CHICAGO, June 25.-Cattle--Receipts. 8 5OU:
market steady. Beeves, S4-e5@7; cows. sl.15@
AS: heifers. s2.eo@5.s5; calves. $5@I; good
81 so0l5. .s5: stockers and feeders. $2.9o@5-1o.
Hogs~Receipts, 1s 600; market weak to 1oc
lower Light S5.S0@6.071a; mixed, S5.15d 500:
heavy. s5.55@6; rough, s5-55 5@5.75; pigs, $5.4o
a.. .e5; good to choice heavy. s5.90@6.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; market weak Ma
lambs, s5-75@6.25 western, S5.75@T75.
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los higher at eel. Locally the market was dull
and nominal with lake quoted at 23G24c; cleo
trolytic, 22Q22. 25c casting, 21@21.25c.
Lead unchanged at 5.I0@5.S0s in the To-
cal market, but advanced is to &1S Is IN
London.
Spelter was unchanged at G24 IS Cd in Lon
don, and dull at 6.35@6.45c locally.
Iron was higher in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at SOS 10d and Cleve-
land warrants at 56ss I'D Locally the market
was unchanged.
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AyailabIe Grain supply

NEW YORK. June 25.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
street show the following changes in available
supplies as compared with previous accounts:
Wheat, United States, east of the
Rocky mountains. decreased 1,31S.0o0 bushels:
Canada decreased 1,0T70 900 bushels total
United States and Canada decreased 1885, o00
bushels; afoat for and in Europe, decreased
1900. 900 bushels; total American and European
supply decreased 8 1895. 900 bushels.
Corn, United States and Canada, increased
/, sol 600 bushels; oats, United States and Can
ada decreased 602 900.
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New york Grain and Produce


NEW YORK, June 25-Flour-Receipts, Il,
400 barrels: exports, 500 barrels; sales, 3,10o
barrels. Market dull but steady.
Wheat Receipts. 1900 bushels; exports, 25,-
900 bushels; sales 2 200 900 bushels of futures.
Spot steady: No. red, 97%c elevator and 99ssc
{. o. b. afoat; No 1 northern Duluth, s.. OF V
(. o. b. ahoat; No. hard winter. 81. x f. o. b.
adoat. Options opened steady on better cables
than expected advanced favorable weather
ia the southwest and intmations of further ex-
port demand, but weakened later, and closed
steady at net unchanged prices TO advance of
nc; July. 99Ac@$1, closed at 99%c; September,
81 O0ss GLo1%, closed at S1.ol; December,
s.. .o25s al. 03A, closed at 81. o3.
Hops-Quiet
Hides-Qniet.
Wool-Steady.
Petroleum-Firm.
centrifugal, 96 test, 3.7i@3.75c; molasses sugar,
2 96@3c Refined is steady.
Cofee-Futures closed steady points lower
late months being relatively steadier Sales
were 2s.25O bags. Including July at 515@5. .2oc;
September. 620c; December. 5.30c; March 8. 4Oc:
May. 5.4oc. Spot quiet; No Rio. 6Kc; No. 4
Butter-steady; renovated, common to extra,
l6Q2le.
DRIED FRUITS.
Eyaporated Apples-The market IS firm In
spot although the demand is not active. Fancy
are quoted at 9zc; choice, Sc; prime, 71z@7%ei
Prunes-Continue firm. with better demand
for spot Spot Quotation range from 45zc tc
124zc for California fruit and from 5ssc to loo
Apricots-Unchanged; choice 21c; extra
choice, pc; fancy, 22@23c.
Peaches-Firm; choice. llh Ql2c; extra
choice, l2h@l2%c; fancy loGlSlAc; extra
Raisins-Not active, but holders are hrm n
their views and prices show an advancing ten
dency. Loose muscatel quoted at 93[ 0loc
seeded raisins at 7A 9lSc and London layers a
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. June 25.--Money on call steady,
pas per cent: ruling rate, 5; closing bid
o.. offered sr 2.
Time loans firm: 50 days. AZ d42 per cent;
30 DAYS. - d4af months. 81 M52<.
Prime mercantile paper. sac per cent
sterling exchange easier. with actual business
Sn bankers bills at S4.S7I0d4 -STl5 for demand
and at s. S3S044 1885 for Go DAYS bills.
Posted rates. S4.s4l5 and SASS.
Commercial bills. S4.S3i2.
Bsr silver. 67 sc.
Mexican dollars. y &c.
Government bonds. arm; railroad bonds. ir-
regular.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. June 25.-The cotton market
was strong at a marked advance.
Price says; The stock of cotton at the United
States ports is only 255, 900 bales. Considering
that this is all that is left out of a crop of
lS. SOC. 600 bales the situation is the most re-
markable in the history of the trade. If the
next crop is u, 600. 600 I think cotton will go
to extravagant prices and candidly doubt
whether the present promise is for crop
of over II. .OOo. 900 bales
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General Merchandise

Bags-San Quentin, 7%c grain bags. June
July. s5s @s4c; wool bags. 42h@47hc.
wellington. s12 per ton; New yelling
ton s12; Beaver Hill. SO: Coos bay. $40: Rich
In sacks; Welsh anthracite. $i5 coke. SIT per
ton In bulk and $19 In sacks; Rocky mountain.
nominal
Oi-Ouotations are for barrels Lnseed.
b7c per gallon for boiled and soc for
raw. cases &c more; castor oil. In cases.
No. l. 75c; Bakers AA cases. 81. .28@1. 80; lucol.
SOC for boiled an6 4sc for raw; China nut, cases,
S5@90c per gallon: cocoanut oil in barrels, 6I1s
@7lc for Xxx. 65@6s15c for No. and 62ls a
66c for No. 2. according to quantity; extra
bleached winter sperm OIL Csc; natural winter
sperm oil. 65c: natural whale oil. 55c; extra
pure neatsfoot oil. 7cci No. neatsfoot oil.
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Ca.b Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO. June 25.-The leading cash quo
tations were follows:
Flour, steNy: No. ? spring wheat 9sc1S1. %:
No. 8, 92c@s1.o1 No. 2 red: 9oA @91 lac
No. 2 corn. 52a4 @5Sc: No. 2 yellow. 5sc; No
43644IAc: No. 2 rye SIC; fair to choice malt
ing barley, 7o@T4e; No. l northwestern. S1.25;
grades S1525; short ribs sides, Qoose) SS.5OQ
$40; mess pork. per bbl., $16.o5@16. 10; lard
So s7lk G9121a whisky. basis of high wines,
S1.3I.
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Northern wheat Market

OREGON. oc
PORTLAND, June 25,-Wheat-Club, Sc;
bluestem, s9c red. s4c: valley. s6c
WASHINGTON
f TACOMA, June 25--Wheat-Un Unchanged; blue
steam. S5c; club. S3c; red, sic.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval store.-rurpentine and Ros,u

SAVANNAH, Ca. June 25-Turpentine firm
57Ac; sales 14,o41; receipts 754; shipments 80.
Rosin firm; sales 534; receipts 1890; ship
ment 1892; stock 52.622
Quote: A, B, G. S3.s504; D, 81. 4.2o@s4 25; e,
4.60; E, s4.s5@4.90; G., S4.so@4.95; H, s4.90
as; L, $5@5.05 ], S5.25i NJ, $3.50; N, $50
@5.s5; w. G. $685. w W. $5s5@6.
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Condition OF the Treasury

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows; Available cash balance. $257, ,953. 243
Gold coin and bullion, S77, ,072, ,013 Gold certih
Gates, S6s, 11O,320
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New York Metal NarLet

NEW YORK, June 25.-There was a sharp
advance IN the London tin market, with spot
closing at GlS9 Is an advance Of R2, while
futures were &2 l5s higher at GlS2 6s Lo-
cally the market was duh and about 5 points
higher on the average at 43Q43.5 SOC.
Copper recovered part OF its recent losses IN
the London market with spot closing at Ell
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Meat Market

meat Market
Beef Is fairly steady at the slight decline
noted yesterday. There has been no change in
pork for some little time, and the other de-
scriptions also stand before, with the demand
and supply about balancing
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are as follows
Beef-61a @7c per lb for steers and 515@6Hc
for cows.
veal--61a@ @S1ac for large and s15@s1sc for
small.
Mutton-1o@lo14c for wethers, s@1oc for
ewes
Thanksgiving, 11i5612hc per lb.
Dressed Hogs-l1h 912c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco, less so per
cent shrinkage for cattle:
Cattle-Steers. No. l. Sc; second quality, "a
71sc: third quality, 6@635c; cows and heifers
7@714c for No. |. second quality &c, third quail
Calves-5c per ID for light, 4hc for medium
and 315c for heavy (gross weight.
Sheep-wethers, 5@6c per lb; ewes, 41a@5hc
(gross weight.
Lambs-Spring. 6@6hc:.
Hogs-100 to 200 lbs. TIE per lb; 200 and up
ward. 61a@7c: boars so per cent stays so@4o
per cent and sows 10@20 per cent OF from
above quotations.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26
London CIorinx stocIsr
--steady; Sd per ounce.

Bar silver-Steady; SD per ounce
Money-3@3h per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 31s as 5-16 per cent and for three
months bills 35s Q3 5-16 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26
st. Louis wool Marke,

ST. LOUIS, June 25-Market steady. medium,
grades combing and clothing, 21@26c; light fine,
2l42l nc; heavy fine, 15@17c; tub washed,
So@oIc.