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General Merchandise

Juiy. s4e: wool ssss. bags. 42fs G47isc.
Coal-wellington s12 per ton: New WeIiing-
ton S12. Beaver hill. SO: Coos bay SlV Tsen sz
In sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS: coke. slI per
ton in bulk and SO in sacks; Rocky mountain
nominal. -
Oii-Ouota tions are for barrels. Linseed, sc
more; castor oil. in cases. No i. Toe; BAKERS
AA. cases, 81 .2SG1.3 80; lucol. SOC for boiled ana
4Sc for raw: China nut, cases, e349Oc per xa4-
Ion: cocoanut oil in barrels. 1215 1 1Ioc Tor 1x1.
706 T31sc for No. 1 and 67E@i1c for No z &C
cording to quantity; extra bleaehed winter sperm
oil. csc: natural winter sperm oil. CSC; natural
whale oil. soc: extra winter strained lard on,
No. i neatsfoot oil, 5T1sc: herring oil. 4oc, sal
mon oil. Soc: boiled fish oil. SOC; pant OIL Soe-
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc.-water white coal oil.
from tank wagon 10611c: special, DO. lz.ae.
pearl oil, in cases. lie; astral l4c; star. lfc,
extra star. 20c. Elaine, CSC. eocene, l9c; stove
gasoline, in bulk 17izc. In cases 24cs NO. en-
do size, cases 61ac more; benzine, In bulk u tac
in cases lee; s6 degree gasoline, in bulk 3oc' N
cases 36c.
Turpentine-s3c per gallon in cases and IS1sc
In drums and iron barrels
Rosin-Per Dbl of 2S0 lbs-E, SI.35; +, Ss40'
G. $3.50: H, $40: l. $3.50.
Red and \. hite Lead-Red lead. S1a4sc per
ID: white lead, s@sHc. according TO quantity
sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes a.
lated. 5.45c; fine fruit coarse granulated.
535c; beet granulated 600 lb bags only. 5-2oc;
confectionery A. $3.50: magnolia A. 4.e5c; extra
G, 4.S5c; golden c, 4.75c: d. 4.65c; ri. and Y.
crystal dominos, s.75c; tablets. half bbls. 5.s5c;
boxes. $40 per lb Barrels sld so III bags lOe;
all grades No order taken for less than 70 bar
reis or its equivalent
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Prov,.,or.

CHICAGO. June 13-An improved demand
Tor export strengthened the local wheat marie et
today, September closing at net gain of 1ssc
and provisions were 561oc higher @ 70 =
The wheat market extremely nervous and
prices covered wide range. The market was
unsettled at the opening which ranged from
15Q%c below TO &c above the closing price
Oh Yesterday. Pit traders sold actiyely All
offerings, however, were eagerly taken and the
market held firm during the first hour at a
point slightly above last nights close Later
heavy selling by prominent longs brought about
break and prices declined over a cent A
good demand occurred on the decline which
low points Reports of damage by wire were
In from North Dakota late In the day but the
chief reason for the advance was said to no a n
improved demand for export The market
closed strong and near the highest point OF the
day. September opened h@%c lower to KM%c
higher at 92% @e3Lc, sold of to 92c and than
advanced to 941sc. The close was at o4X M
94%c W
The corn market opened nrm and closed ea.v
September opened shade to 6Ac higher At
53@b8hc. declined to 81 Nc and closed at 524c
The weakness OF wheat depressed July oats
but had little effect on the more distant de.
liveries September opened M0xc higher at
S5h @sec. sold OF to S5hc and closed at
35K @36c.
Provisions opened easy because Of a 1oc de-
cline in the price Of live hogs. but soon rallied
on covering by shorts and continued firm until
the close. The hnal prices left September pork
I5c higher at $15-s21s. Lard was up 12kc at
The leading futures ranged as follows:
~ 0non fioh
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Continued FURRY I'm Southern Nevadas-
United Railroads Passes Dividend

Inactivity prevailed again on the stock and
bond exchange yesterday. Sales Of bonds were
light and Of stocks even lighter. There were
no variations calling for comment.
The Comstock mining shares were quiet bot
firm, and the list was slightly higher a rule
Silver Hill declared a dividend OF sc. payable
June "a
Compared with the closing quotations OF
Wednesday, the southern Nevadas at the close OF
the day showed no further advance on the whole.
and In fact most Of them were slightly lower
There was very heavy business in the leaders.
GoIdneld Consolidated, Jumbo Extension and
Combination Fraction. especially In the after
Goldfeld Consolidated declined from
S66215 to S. 10. recovered to S6-zO and closed at
$3.50 Combination Fraction declined from $500
to S. 45 and closed at rs. Jumbo Extension
sold between $1.55 and s1.90. closing at 81 So.
Florence sold at $4@4.50 closing at 81. Most
Of the activity In these stocks In the after
noon.
The San Francisco stock exchange will ad-
journ at the close of business Saturday, June
%, TO Monday July 8, over the fourth.
A New York dispatch yesterday said that the
United Railroads Investment company Of San
Francisco had passed its dividend ON account OF
the strike in San Francisco. The dividend has
been at the rate Of per cent per annum.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall stocks weak and very dull Cotton slightly hghe
Copper stocks unchanged Silver and exchange before
Bank of England OF discount unchanged.
Continued excitement the southern Nevada mining
San Francisco stock exchange to take weeks holiday
Wheat higher at Chicago, but very quiet here.
Barley dull and easy Oats weak under large offerings
Hay firm Feedstufs steady Beans in fair movement.
Hides dull and weak with some kinds lower.
Continued activity in prunes very firm prices.
New potatoes and onions higher under lighter arrivals
Poultry hrmer under diminished receipts.
Butter weak. Eggs slightly higher. Cheese steady.
Heavy rain checks trading in fresh fruits vegetables
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NEW YORK, June 13--Flour-Receipts 49,
800. Steady with better demand Wheat
142. 700; exports. 1850. Spot, firm; No. red
9Ic elevator; No. 2 red. 9Sc f. O. b. anoat: No
! northern Duluth, 81. 06a+ f. O. b. afoat; No
2 hard winters $101% +. O. b. ahoat After
selling OF nearly cent during the afternoon
wheat turned active and strong heavy cover
ing and bull support Prices shot up DC from
the low point and were strongly sustained all
the afternoon by less favorable conditions in the
northwest and German reports OF large export
business. Final prices were 1@ikc higher
July. 9SMc@G.00%, closed 81; September
9SHcq$1. .00E, closed s1.0o1S; December
N0oh @1.o21a. closed s1.o22.
Hops-Quiet.
Hides-Quiet.
Wool-Strong.
Petroleum-Fim-
sugar-Raw. quiet; fair refining, s.s1c: CEN
trifugal. s6 test, S.S1c; molasees sugar, 3.Oec
refined quiet.
Cofee-Futures closed unchanged to Is points
net lower. Sales were reported OF 1880 bags
including June at 550c: July, 5.8O15 35c: Sep
tember, $3.50 5.3ec; December g. 3O05 35c:
January. 5.40c; March. 5.40c: May 5. 4Oc Spot
coffee. quiet, Rio No 7. CSC; Santos No. &
SIC; mild coffee. dull Cordova 5612Kc
Butter and Eggs-Easy, unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Unchanged. Fancy, 76
TIC; prime. exc; poor to fair, 5h@6c
Prunes-Unchanged. California, 4612he; Ore
gon. 45s@10c.
Apricots-ouiet. Extra choice, 1sa2oc; fancy
20@21c.
Peaches-steady Choice. 11kc; extra choice
12gi2hc; fancy, 1215 @13c; extra fancy
Raisins-Unchanged. Loose muscatel, s4Msc:
seeded raisins, 7A@7hc; London layers, 81. so
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Butter, Cheese and Egx.

Liberal supplies and quiet trading continued
10 characterize the butter market and with all
Ieceivers carrying more less OF a surplus
the Ieeling was weak and most dealers were nf
ene opinion that the market should be lower. No
one appeared anxious to force the issue. how
ever oy undertaking to sell the market down.
ana prices We're accordingly unchanged. The be-
He1 tnat the representatives of large eastern
operators were ready to get under the market
IN case there was any marked selling pressure
seemed to act as deterrent upon those dealers
VINO favored lower range of values. 1t is said
tnal these eastern people stand ready to take
all the butter offered below 25c on the exchange
and yet hold the market up by bidding that price
or perhaps higher figure for more stock at the
close OF the call each day.
Greatly decreased receipts and moderatelv
active demand impaired a frmer tone to the
egg market and all grades were marked up isc
dozen Cheese remained steady at the old
quotations, with the supply and demand about
balancing.
On the exchange $500 pounds of extra butter
were sold at ~ &c, seller, days, and two 10
case lots OF eggs were sold, lot at 201sc and
the other at 21c.
:, Receipts were es-2oo lbs butter. 17.1oo lbs
The following are the official quota tious a.
established by sales bids and offers on the door
of the dairy exchange:
Butter--Fresh creamery extras 25c per ID,
steady: do frsts. 24c, steady: seconds 231ac
steady; thirds. 221ac. steady; packing stock.
nrm at 221ac for No and 22c for No. 2.
Cheese-Fancy California new fats, 1910 per
10. steady; hrsts, 12hc. steady; new young
steady: eastern storage fancy 1sc, firm
Eggs-Californfa fresh extras. 21c per doz
nrm; frsts, 2oc, firm; seconds, 1sc, firm; thirds
Tic. firm
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Los Angeles Markets
LOS ANGELES, June 13.-Business in the
produce market was unusually dull. Eggs,
which were weaker yesterday, rallied on de-
creased receipts this morning and sold steady
at 25 cents for strictly fancy local ranch can
died. Poorer grades are in large supply, however.
and prices range down as low as 20 cents fol-
seconds with the larger dealers ready to sell
at any price between 20 cents and 25 cents.
the quality OF the eggs delivered, OF course, de-
pending on the price paid.
Butter is steady Supply Is up 10 the de-
mand, but there is surplus and conditions
In the east have not improved.
New potatoes continue fairly steady as quoted.
There is live demand for shipments to the
market.
Fresh fish are in good demand and the supply
Is about up to requirements.
Produce receipts: Eggs. 423 cases; butter,
is .3os pounds; potatoes, 30s sacks.
The following prices. based on actual sales,
indicate the average condition of the market:
Eggs-Local ranch, candled, 25c; do. case
count. 23c
Butter-creamsry; extras. a77se; do, hrsts,
CheesewNorthern. fresh, lee; anchor. large,
1sc: do, young America, 19c; do hand. 20c;
cheddars, 16@1e1ac; do. longborn, 19@2oc; do,
daisy, 19c; Swiss, imported, 32c; do. domestic,
Potatoes Ia cwt.@-Idaho. sl.75@2; Colorado.
$l.75@2; Wisconsin, $1.75@2: Minnesota, 81. IS
a.; Burbanks (new stock $2@2.25; new early
aSss: Sssas. s2az-2'' bnss carry triumph new =
sack; slverskins. 81. garlic 11@12c lb;
ground. 1211c; Mexican, bulk, 1214@13c.
Beans "a cwt.l-Pink. No. l. So; lima No.
l. $4.75@5; Lady Washington. No. l. $3:
small white No. /, $3.50: blackeyes. $3.50
G6. .5o garvanzas $5.5o@6; lentils, 1914 @15c lb.
Honey tper lbl-Comb-W Water white. ID
frames, 150116c; light amber, 1S@14c. Extracted
Water white. 60 lb cans, 7@T1ac; light am
Der. do, 6@6hc.
Poultry-Buying prices Give weight, per lbl--
Broilers. / lb to IN lbs, not wanted; 115 @2H
lbs, 1sc; fryers, under 8 lbs. 1Sc; roasters.
or more. Ice; hens, l2c; stays and old ROSTERS.
&c; turkeys. heavy, lie; do, light, not wanted;
ducks, lie; geese lie: squads and pigeons,
81 .50@1.T5 dozen. Selling prices frozen.
dressed eastern stockl,. per lb-Hens,. 16@17c;
young roosters, 1e55c; fryers 19c; broilers. 26c;
turkeys, old toms, q 1sc; young toms, o3c; hens.
221zc; geese, 17c; ducks, 1Sc.
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New York Metal M.rket

NEW YORK, June 1s-Tfn was lower In
the London market. with spot quoted at Elsa 5s
OF decline OF fl 5s, while futures closed at
fl19 6s, showing the same loss Locally the
market was weak and lower with spot quoted
spot closing fl 5s lower at f45 and futures
FL los lower at f91 los. Locally the market
was dull and more or less nominal but showed
an easier tone with lake quoted at % T5M
= SOC. electrolytic 22.5o@2s- -25c casting 2I. 80
local market, but was lower In london At foI
Speiter was unchanged at f24 5s Cd In Lon
don and 6.4096. Soc locally.
Iron was lower In the English market with
standard quoted at 55s I'd and Cleveland war
rants at b6s 715d- Locally iron is quiet and
quoted shade lower for spot and prompt de-
livery No. l foundry northern is quoted ut
25@2525; No foundry northern at s24. SO
925-75; southern grades nominal.
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Row Ynrk stoc,. M.-,...

NEW YORK, June 1s.-The duIIness of the
STOCK market became extreme today and reached
: stage OF absolute stagnatfon in the afternoon
Deshngs were little more than half as large
rs Yesterday. Even the professional traders
oeslsfed from their futile efforts TO effect any
movement OF prices. The conviction is growing
mat special care viii be required during the
July requirements for money Weakness in
ne copper markets in London helped to keep
me copper 1ndustrials heavy IN tone Two
small failures in the conclusion of the London
stock market settlement and failure on the
Bnlisoelphia stock exchange with some sensa-
f1onai features helped 10 deaden the interest
IN stocks The decision 70 pass the dividend
% the United Railroads stocks Of San Fran
cisco was an outcome of the labor troubles there
transcription warrants for new stock of the new
northwestern Pacific made some sharp declines
reinforcing the pessirnistic views expressed bv
President Hin of the Great Northern. The
declines. -'
Bends were irregular. Total sales, par value.
United States bonds were unchanged on call
New York Stock List
z. p. Hutton & Co., 40 California street
members OF the New York stock exchange fnr.
nlsh the following list OF bond and stock sales
Sales STOCKS FJfohf T<,-- De . -
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Moner Market

NEW YORK, June l3.-Prime mercantile
paper. 5G5z; sterling exchange easy with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 S7d5 05
bills - 80
Posted rates, s4.s4G4ss. Commercial bills.
Bar silver. 6s5xc.
Mexican dollars. Bike
Government bonds steady; rsilnosd bonds
irregular.
Money on call steady. 2Q21k per cent: ruling
rate ~ per cent; closing bid. ?; offered at
~ per cent.
Time loans duh and strong: so DAYS. az: 90
days :; SIX months, per cent.
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New YORK Cotton Market

NEW YORK, June 13.-E r. Hutton & Co.'s
wire says: THE market opened steady points
on from previous close on easier cables. There
was good deal of bear pressure at opening,
but buying was much better than the selling.
Weather was somewhat better, but it will take
good many days to make showing. There
were good many complaints Of boil weevil
garding the latter they have much complaint
from these pests this season. The bears have
been circulating stories of financial trouble in
big dry goods house, and of cotton coming
back from Liverpool, but neither of these
stories can he verified
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wall Street Note,

NEW YORK, June i3.-Americap stocks in
LONDON Irregular; mostly above parity. Two
ensH FAILURES on London exchange Treasurer
bsnk OF England rate unchanged Estimated
Csnaoian Pacific earnings common stock *
per cent Good demand for stocks IN Ioen
crowd, although lower than three weeks ago
Grand Trunk buys 10000 tons steel rails from
Lsckswanna steel company for delivery this
year. Firmness in exchange indicates nossihie
resumption Of Paris gold engagement, but treas
nry withdrawals may prevent.
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calves-505hc per lb for light 4a@Se i0r
medium and 4@41sc for heavy tgross 80 ws'sE sE@
&c (gross wefght)-
Thanksgiving, s15@7e. -. 900 and
upward 61a@7c; boars so per cent. stass s 2og
40 per cent and sows 10@2o per cent on iroon
above quotations
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Potatoes, onions and Vegetable.

Decreased arrivals, together with brisk de-
mand for local use and export. caused stronger
market for new potatoes and onions yesterday
and prices were higher all around. The shipping
demand for potatoes was urgent and stocks
were closed out at the improved values as fast
as they were marketed. Ola crop potatoes con-
tinued to meet with satisfactory sale and SELL
ers experienced no difficulty In maintaining
prices.
Trading In vegetables was light owing to the
heavy rain In the morning, which kept many
buyers away from the market, and although some
descriptions were slightly higher on light
rivals, the general tone of the market was
OF easiness and unusually large surplus had
. . e nelo M over The csnHers % were s., IN ~ the
pound.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-steady; 30 1s-1ed per ounce.
Money--3A @3a per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 11-16@3E per cent and for
three months bills 11-16@3% per cent
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Northern Business

SEATTLE. June 13.-Clearings. 81 ,e9s, ,61s;
balances $244. .2O3.
TACOMA. June 13.-CIearings 1928 OF; bal
ances, $50, ,464.
PORTLAND. June 1s.-Clearings, ST. 452 OFT;
balances. $192. .259.
SPOKANE. June 1S.-Clearings, ss4o,245; bal
ances, $780, $780,
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruit.

Early trading In fresh fruits was cut down
r,ay,n nuly % per per cent By the heavy rain in the
arrived stock, which would have been readily
disposed of under normal conditions remained in
was necessary throughout the day. The can.
ners were purchasing freely of every thing in the
berry line and were practically able to secure
supplies at their own figures. They were also
ouylng apricots paying from $50 ton upward.
Small packages of all tree fruits were weak.
with prices generally low and irregular. Peaches
plums and new apples in baskets from the river
were Offering freely, but there practically
no sale for the latter. Arrivals Of cherries from
tended to weaken prices for that article and
some damaged lots had to be sold at figures well
below the inside quotations: Citrus goods were
quiet. with prices unchanged.
Berries-Strawberries. s7@1o per chest for
Longworth and s5Gs for the large varieties;
raspberries. $50 10 per chest and s1.25@1. so per
chest for red and ss@5 for sIset soose6e1r eG Ps.
Currants-s6@1o per chest :
Apricots -s0c@s1.10 for boxes and s1@1s5
for crates; in bulk, 3@5c per lb.
Apples-Old crop. 81. 2592 per box. new. 75cA
s1;5o for large and 4od65c for small boxes.
Cherries (per drawer,-Blaeks. 76cas1 .es:
royal Anne. 9@11c for blacks and 6@sc FOR
Melons-cantaloupes s2ds.so for large and
6o@1oc for small crates; watermelons per
ID.
Peaches-7se@s1 per box: baskets, ssc@s1
Plums-Crates. 75@eoc: boxes, 5o@75c; bas-
kets 75@s5c
Citrus Fruits tper box)-Navel oranges. 81 so
seedlings, i5oG ? so: vaiencias. s. 5oas; Mdi Medi.
terranean sweets. 81 .25@2 for standards; LEM
ons ns $3.50 for fancy so@$So for ehslss
s9as 81 sseo's'' ana si''03z i0f common lines
Tropical Fruits Bananas. s1a1.5o per bunch
pineapples, $2@5 per DOZEN
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
81. T.ou1. wool Market

ST. LOUIS. June 1S.--Market steady: medium
grades, combing and clothing. 2492Ic: light
fine. 21@21 1ac; heavy fine, 15017c; tub washed,
So@37c.
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Condition Of the Trea.ury

WASHINGTON, June 13.--Today's statement
OF the treasury balances shows:
Available cash balances. S261 o6e $50: gold
coin and bullion, $s5 AS, s26; gold certificates,
SCI, ,9o7, 120
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Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE A
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June l3.-Cash Quotations were a.
follows: Flour. easy: No. 2 spring wheat. CSC a
81; No. g. e29ssc; No. red. ssA @e1Ac; No
corn. 52% @53c; No; yellow. Sac; No. 2 oats.
44c; No. rye. s5c; fair to choice mailing bar.
ley, 72@75c; No. northwestern. $l.3l; prime
short ribs. sides Qooee). $a2508.6o; meas pork
per bbl, SIS. 150l5.6b; lard, per 100 lbs $S 60:
short clear sides boxed, $s.750e; whisky basis
Of high wines. 31.9l.
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Dried Fruits, Rai.in.. Nut. and Hone,

All interests connected with the prune trade
both packers and growers, continue to report
an active demand all over the state for this
fruit. with buyers willingly paying the recent
advance Other fruits and raisins are also firm
Fruits. 1906 crop-Apricots. nominal; evapo-
rated apples. spot. 697c; peaches, 9@12c; pears.
sN011c: prunes. size basis, 3H@4c; large
sizes. AZ @5c Future deliveries of the 1907 crop
selling to packers at 4@41sc per lb. 4
size basis
Raisfns-Nomfnal. practically cleaned up. The
range of quotations for the 1907 crop is 6%M
sac for seeded 6A @7c for loose muscatels, 6iI
@7c for seedless sultanas, $1.40G1.50 for Lon
don layers and $2@3 for clusters.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareis. 17h @1Sc; L.
61s@1sc; ne plus ultra. 16@1sc; brakes. 1874
@14c; Languedocs, 1914 @14c. hardshen. 9Gf1Oc
Wanuts- jobbing prices-5oftshen, 15@1ec for
No. and 12@13c for No 2; Italian chestnuts
5@Sc per lb.
Honey-New fancy white comb. tic asked; old
caudied 5bc
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Beans and Seeds

Quotations for beans remain the same, with
all conditions as before stated.
Beans (per ctl)-Bayos, 50. 15@3.25; pea, $50
3.25: small white $2.65@3 large white 81. 6O@
270; pink. 2.40l2- so; red, So. .25 13.5 so; limas
$4.754490; red Kidneys. 1926 50 blackeyes,
$4.90@5; butter, $4.50@5; horse beans $2@2-25:
cranberry beans. $3.75@4.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 3Q3Ac; yellow mus
tard. nominal: daxseed 81 @3Hc; canary. Al
41ac; alfalfa. lay @l5c; rape, 1@3hc:. timothy.
corn seed, $1S@20 per ton
Dried Peas-NiIes. nominal; green peas. $3.50
@2.75 per ctl.
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Ea.tern Live.tock Market

CHICAGO, June 3.-Cattle-Receipts, $500;
market steady. Beeves. $4,50@6;so; cows;
al IS: good to prime steers $5.55@6.s0; poor
to medium, $350@5.5o; stockers and feeders,
$3@5.20.
lower. Light, s5.s5@6.05; mixed, $5.75
@6.0215 heavy. $5.65Q6; rough: $5.65Q5.S so;
pigs s5.5O@6; good to choice. $5.90@6.
Sheep-Recepts 16, 600 Market weak. Ma
tives $4@6.o5; western. $4@6.40; yearlings.
$6.25@7; lambs $6@7.90; western, $6@S.
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FIour and Farfnaceous Good.
Hax and FeedstufYa

sellers the demand being active. 1t is easy
enough now to sell good hay at full figures.
Feedstuffs are stead and unchanged.
Bran-$20@22 per ton.
Middlings-$27@30 per ton.
Shorts-$20. .50@ so per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley. $27@2S; mixed feed.
$21 024: oilcake meal. nominal: cocoanut cake
meal at mills, $26 in 10 and $2e.50 in ton
lots; jobbing, SGT; corn meal $32; cracked corn,
$33; broom corn feed, 90c@$1 per ctl; alfalfa
meal. carload lots. $20.50: jobblng. $21.5O per
ton; mealfalfa, $205 tobbing, $21.50.
Hay-Choice wheat, $22@23.50 per ton; good
wheat. $1S@21; other grades wheat $l5@17;
wheat and oat, $12@21; tame oat. $1,000; wild
oat. $i1@14; alfalfa. $11@1S.50; stock, $s010
straw--eo@soc per bale
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs
CHICAGO. June 13.--On the produce exchange
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today the butter market was firm; creameries
19@22c: dairies, 17@21c; eggs, steady: at mark,
cases included, 1874 @14c frsts. 13c; prime
nrsts, 14c; cheese, weak, 11% @131ac.
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Poultry and Game

Inc poultry market was in much better shape
lot lot sellers yesterday than at any time during
tne current week. the demand for everything
IN tne chicken line showing marked improve
ment- The non-arrival of two cars of western
mems. which should have been in early in the
~ees' caused run on native stock and dne
large offerings of local hens cleaned up readily
but prices showed noteworthy improvement.
Large young Trying and roasting chickens were
also In sharp renuest and firm, while small broil-
ers were weak, with supplies excessive Pigeons
ana SQUADS were easy in sympathy with broiI-
geese.
Pouitry tper dozen)-Hens. s69I.5o for large
ana soqo-o0 for small; old roosters, $40 $50:
young ROSTERS. s1@e: fryers. s6.5o@T for large
ana so06 for small; broilers. S364.5O for
large and s.. 2.25@2.5o for small; pigeons. $3.50
Loo; squads. 81 -50Q2; ducks. s5 .50@6 Ger
young and S4-5o@5 for old; gosings, S2@2-5 80
per pair; geese. 81 ner pair
Game-Hare. $1.50@2.25: rabbits $2@2.5o.