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Receipts of Produce
FOR WEDNESDAY nrNr 4,
THE STOCK MARKET
All Classes of Stocks Affected by the
Threatened Telegraphers' Strike

The stock and bond exchange is thus far this
week breaking all it's previous records for dull
ness Yesterdays business only 50, 900 in
bonds and 80 shares of stock. All quotations
remained about before.
The Comstock mining shares were Also very
dull and devoid of feature
The southern Nevada stocks. like all the rest
were tame and unlnteresting. The sessions were
materially brtefer the brokers sat In their chairs
smoking, and the attendance outside the rail-
showed a marked falling OF. There was no
general tendency either up down. each stock
varying on its own account. Buying orders from
all the usual quarters few and the threat
ened telegraphers' strike acted as a wet blanket
the whole market.
The Security savings bank. OF San Francisco
has declared a dividend deposits at the rate
of per cent per annum for the half year,
payable on July 1. Last January the bank paid
at the rate OF 3h per cent for the year
The Continental building and loan association
has declared a semiannual dividend at the rate
of per cent on ordinary and per cent term
deposits, payable July /.
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Potatoes. Onion. and vegetables

Prices of potatoes and onions were well main
tanned yesterday. but buyers not seeking
supplies eagerly as before and. while there
was no disposition on the part of sellers to urge
business. the market was easy. Receipts con-
tinued light but it impossible to effect
clearances of ordinary offerings of new potatoes
The situation in the market for miscellaneous
vegetables showed but little change from the
previous report The market was amply sup
piled with everything and early arrivals II
choice stock met with good sale at satisfac-
tory prices. String and wax beans remained
weak. with large lines of rain damaged and
sun burned stock offering at very low rates, and
tomatoes were lower under liberal arrivals from
various sections.
Potatoes (per ctf-Oregon Burbanks, $202. 40;
eastern Burbanks. $2@2 IS; eastern rurals, 81 65
al 50; new potatoes, 81. 5o@3 for early rose and
81 I5@3. % for white.
Onions-New red, s25o@275 per sack; Aus
tralian. $30l3 so per ctl.
vegetables-Asparagus. 6@10c per ID for gen.
eral offerings and 11@13c for extras; rhubarb,
sl@i.5o per box; green peas. S1s@41ac per Id;
tomatoes crates y so, boxes $1@1. .25 string
beans, 1z@5c per lb; wax beans. ~ @5c per lb;
summer squash. $1@125 for small and 81. 5o613
Tor large boxes egg plant, per ID:
green peppers. 25c per lb: cucumbers, 81 01.25
for small and s250@3 for large boxes:
garlic y @5c per ID for new: cabbage, s1.55 per
ctl: cauiinower, 5o@75c per dozen; turnips. SIG
1.50 per sack; green corn, 20@35c per dozen.
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MONEY AND JAPANESE OUTLOOK
New York Trenta the Japanese COmpli-
cations Lightly

The New Yort circular Of Henry Clews says:
Considerable uDeasiness is shown at times
eyef the japanese agitation rms ss. rts4ns
Such contingency Is unquestlonaely fsrthesp
from the minds Of those who control the destl-
nies Of this new power in the Paeihe. Eseh ven
United States, her rulers are too keen 10 RISK
certain defeat. Japan cannot a1oru TO 20 10
the Unfted States Her own finances have been
sorelT strained By the war with Russia. ana
oany yee1 VII be necessity Tor the recorery ,,sry
5n Europe where Japan could raise the funds
necessary to prosecute war with the United
States. An thoughts OF trouble, therefore, WIN
Japan may wen be set aside for good.
THE MONEY MARKET
There IS an absence OF buying power. also a
lack OF general confidence, which prevent any
sustained rise in stocks The reasons Tor this TINS
being the unss tisfactOry monetary and crop pros
poets. Money rates are steadily hardening
bursements, and partly because OF unusual pres
sure upon the money market Local bank re-
serves are exceedingly low and should be rising
st this season in anticipation Of the autumn
demands Unfortunately there IS no tendency
inns far 10 contract loans. which still continue
abnomalsy high. The last statement Of the
discounts at 81. 6S1. 900 900. increase or
&z20. .oO0, 600 over the corresponding statement
holdings show a satisfactory gain; nevertheless,
the expansion in loans must be considered ex-
cessiTe. Abroad the money situation is also
somewhat unsatisfactory. owing 20 the great
demand for new capital and anticipation Of com
mercial reaction. The situation there was some
what complicated by the Partisan demand for
rsttons for financing Russian requirements. Thus
far sl2 900 900 OF gold has been export from this
drsw about $4,000. 600 from depositary banks
also had q temporarily stinening effect upon
money rates, although the bulk of this sum will
soon be paid out again by the treasury for bond
redemptlO0s and other purposes.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, June 19--Hutton's wire says:
Market opened steady, with trading fairly
large. There was very little gossip afoat; The
chief one was the complaint of dry weather in
Texas, which is beginning TO affect the young
plant and is no doubt becoming somewhat serious
and will bear watching closely for the next Few
days The general plant is in tender condition.
being so young that ii won't stand much of an
extreme one way or the other There is much
talk TO the outcome of the July option. This
month seems TO be well held here by good in
terests. and it. seems that they are prepared to
take up all notices when due, and this being on
the 2sth the short interest in the market is very
large and will be a sustaining factor"
Local operators and the south were selling.
The bears taking profits on breaks and show
little desire to stay short for any length of time.
Morning papers claim that business In all
branches of dry goods is extremely heavy, with
prices firm and higher.
Price says: MY crop advises, especially from
Texas, very bad. Tho short interest in the
market Is enormous, and l expect very sharp
advance within the next few days.
Qntion- Omen High InH Clnse
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall stocks dull but fairly steady.
Call money slightly frmer at 2a31s per cent.
Cotton firm slight advance Coppers about before
Silver fraction lower. Exchange undisturbed
Local stock market featureess and extremely dull
Chicago wheat crop Local wheat dull
Oats weak with large lines offering from the north
Barley corn rye and beans without feature.
Feedstufs in liberal supply and weak Hay steady.
New York reports increasing export demand for prunes
Potatoes and onions queter but steady.
Poultry market in better tone, with lighter supplies
Butter fairly steady, eggs firm and cheese slightly lower
Fresh fruits in ample supply and steady.
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Los Anr.I.. Market.

LOS ANGELES. June 19.--The fact that the
Los Angeles produce market has been paying
some time has caused such enormous shipments
10 this city that even with all that has been
placed In storage there has been large over,
supply As a result the market Is weaker and
a a decided drop in prices may be expected unless
ae mere Is falling of in receipts The egg mar.
doubtful quality. First class eggs command top
prices but dealers have been losing on ship
ments which arrived from the north. A strong
demand made good marker for potatoes today,
uespite the fact that the receipts were heavier
than usual. The fruit market is only average
ano there Is not the usual seasonable demand Tor
Produce receipts-Eggs 39e cases; butter, 81
oe4 pounds; potatoes, 936 sacks: beans, 6o sacks.
The following prices indicate the average con-
d1tion of the market:
Eggs-Local ranch, candled. 24@25c; local
Butter-creamery extras 571ac; creamery
hrsts- 5oc; dairy, 24@25c.
Cheese-Northern fresh, 16c: anchor. large
lSc; anchor, Young America. 19c; anchor, nand
zoe; eastern singles, 1s@19c; eastern twins
lsc; eastern cheddars, 16@161sc: eastern long
ported s2e: Swiss sn domestic .s aac In,bnrger isc
Potatoes lper ctl)--Idaho. Hl5@2; Colorado
ns sIs@a a new eaps
$2@2.2
0nions-Imperial bermudas. 81 per crate, 81. I5
M3 per sack: silverskins, $215; garlic, llg
lie: chilis. eyaporated HAZE; sun dried, IA
@l5c; ground, 1212e; Mexican. bulk, 121s @iSc
Wy. ctly-ilnR NJ. l. 81, A,n'' -,
l., $3.50; Lady Washington No. /, 50: do small
white No. !; $3.50; blackeyes. s5.5o@65o; gar
vanzas. s5.50@6; lentis. 1914 @15c.
Honey lper poundl-Comb. water white, l 10
frames, 15@16c; light amber. 1Sg14c; extract
ed, water white, GO lb cans, 7@7tac; light am
Der. go lb cans 615 @7c.
Poultry-Buying prices. live weight. per lb:
Broilers l to IL lbs. not wanted; ia to "a
lbs. 17c; fryers. under lbs. lie; roasters, 3 or
more lbs. 15c; hens lie; stays and old ROSTERS:
&c; turkeys. heavy, lie: turkeys, light. not
wanted; ducks 1oc geese 10c; squads and
pigeons sI5o@1.T5 dozen. Selling prices, frozen
dressed eastern stock. per lb: Hens, l6@lac;
young roosters, 19lac fryers 19c broiers, 26c;
turkeys, old toms. 81 15c; young toms. 23c; hens,
22Iac. 1e.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York rfopev Marked

NEW YORK, June 1e.-MoDey on call frmer.
24z@5 per cent? ruling rate. 2& per cent;
closing bid. ~. offered at 3L.
Time loans stronger: 90 days 4dz5s per cent;
20 DAYS, ~ per cent. months 81 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 51z 06 per cent
Sterling exchange STEADY. with sctusl business
IN bankers bills at 81 S7356z. $40 for demand
and az - SSss6 as $3.50 for 90 DAYS
Posted rstes. s4.S4k dz.Ss
Commercial bills. 81 S3&.
Bar silver. CO 7esc.
Mexican dollars. 52lkc.
Government bonds. firm.
Railroad bonds, firm.
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Eggs-Unchanged.
nDTEn L>DI-I11G
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. June le.-Ihere was a sharp
break in the London market for tin. spot de-
clining e3 TO f1S7 los. and futures e to f1S1
los. Locally. however, the market quiet,
continued firm owing to the absence of imme-
diate offerings with spot quoted at 49, 43. 15c.
Copper IS lower with spot quoted at 800
and futures at 1913 14s. Locally the market was
dull and nominal, with lake quoted at %. 100
2I.5O@22 .25c
Lead was unchanged at 5.75@5.S5c locally,
but advanced 5s TO f20 los in London.
Spelter was unchanged at f24 As in London,
and at 6.406l6 soc locally.
Iron was little higher in the English mar
l1et. with standard foundry quoted at 54s Sd and
Cleveland warrants at 56s Cd. Locally the
market was UNCHANGED.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
Wheat and Other Grnin.

Wheat-Chicago was up again. with the air
full of bugs all over the west. unfavorable
weather in Russia and other bullish reports.
This market was 1ifeless as far as futures
were concerned, while the cash grain quiet
and unchanged
CASH WHEAT.
California club. s1.50@1.52 do milling.
81 SO; California white Australian. 81 81. TO-
lower grades of California. $l.20Q1. 40: northern
club. nominal; northern bluestem 81 6O@lI 81 u !;
northern red, nominal.
FUTURES.
1880 a. m. session.
No transactions.
Barley-December was lac higher, but tue
spot market continued dull and unchanged.
CASH BARLEY
fair, $l15@l:11la per ctl: brewing and shipping
81 a21a @127la per ell; clievaler sl.2o@1. 40 per
FUTURES.
December s1.sils sis2 ss' sisl1s si.ss ,Sss
creasing. The north is Offering large lines by
wire on this market. while spot stocks are
ers are anxious to sell and are cutting prices
to attract buyers Whites are lower
well posted operator gives the following
statistical position Of the market: Received
from the north from June ! to June 20. 2,:00
tons; old stock hand June 1. 1.2Oo tons;
total. 3.400 tons. Consumption June / to june
June 20 of 2.400 TONS The possible consump-
tion from June 20 to August is placed at from
900 to 5000 tons. In July arrivals of the new
crop will be large and growers will probably
be anxious to sell. Samples of the new crop
have already been shown in this market.
Good to choice red. si.45@i .55; fancy, 81 GO;
common TO fair, $l.371a al. .42N: white, 81 .45l
leo; black, nominal, none Offering; gray, 81 45d
1.55 per ctl.
Corn-With nothing here and nothing coming
in, there Is not much basis for a market and
quotations are accordingly nominal.
California small round yellow s1.5561 GO:
large yellow. S150@1.5 55; white. nominal; west.
ern state sacked yellow guaranteed dry, 81 .5o@
1.55 spot and S1.50 to arrive: mixed, to arrive
81 AN; white Egyptian, 1885, brown Egyptian,
Rye-s1 .45@1 80 per ctl for California and
81 .35@1. 40 for Utah.
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Market steady to 10c lower. Beeyes. 81. .45@I;
COWS. si,fo@4f5; heifers. $2.75@5.40; good to
prime ln steers. $5.I5Q7; poor to medium, - 4:s0@
e..o: O. slockers and feeders S2.90@5.I5; calves,
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 Market strong to &c
hlgner. Light, $6.10@6. .321k: mixed, $6@6.321
rough s5;90@6.Q5 pigs. $5.7O@6.20.
oheep-heceipts, 4 900. Market strong to lOc
higher Native and western $4,000; year
III slngs. s6a7; lambs. $5.75@7.35; western
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Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. June 19--Market unchanged. Blue
stem, s5e club, 03c: red. Sic.
OREGON
PORTLAND, June 19.-Quota tions Club, SEC;
blue STEM, S9c red. Sic; valley SEC.
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK June 9.-Flour-Receipts H.
200 barrels; exports, %, 200 barrels. Moderately
active and steady.
66.924 bushels. Spot firm; No. . red. 97M
elevator; No red, $1.04A f. b. afoat: No.
northern Duluth, 81 1:07% (. o. b. afoat; No. =
hard winter. 81. OPS f. o. b. afoat.
An opening decline of CSC in wheat due to
lower cables was quickly regained and up to the
last hour the market acted very firm. governed
by bullish crop news from the northwest and
reduced private crop estimates from Ohio and
Missouri. Realizing induced later setback
prices, but the close the market steadied
again. Final prices were q ale higher. July
closed s1.oo%, September s1.011s, December
S1.03A.
Hops-Quiet.
HideS-Quiet.
Wool-Steady.
Petroleum-Firm.y
Sugar-Raw. quiet; fair refining, s2sc; cen
trifugal, 96 test, 3.72c; molasses sugar, 295c.
Refined, quiet.
Coffee-Futures closed steady at a net gain of
5110 points Sales for the day were reported OF
tember, 5.25c; December. 5.30c: March, o.4oc;
May. 5.40c. Spot. quiet; No. Rio. exc Santos.
No. T. 7ac; mild coffee, dull; Cordova, 9@12Ae.
Butter-Unchanged.
Eggs-Unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
EVaporated Apples-The market is firm and
spot quotations are shade higher in sympathy
with the prices asked for futures. Fancy are
quoted at SIC; choice, 7%e; prime, 7A@Iac;
poor to fair. 5s4 @6Ac.
Prunes-Are hrm with quotations ranging
from 41zc to 12I1c for California and from 5ss a
l0c for Oregon fruit.
21c; extra choice. 81 022c; fancy. 22@23c.
PeacheS-Are firm in common with other fruits
and holders show great confidence in their posi-
tion. Choice are quoted at n12@l2e; extra
fancy. 1+@141ac.
Raisins-7A d71hc; London layers. 81. 50@1. 60.
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Cash Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO June 19.-.The leading cash quota
tions were as follows: Flour-Steady. Wheat
No 2 spring. 9sc@S1 02; No. 3, 94c@S101; No.
. red 90G91%c. Corn-No 2, 53Ac; No 2
yellow, 53M @54c. Oats-No. .. 4614c; No 3
white, 45@46%c. Rye-No. 2, Sac Barley
northwestern, 81 %. Prime timothy seed
s4.15. Clover-Contract grades. s15.25 Short
per bbl, s15.70@15.I5 70. Lard, per 100 ri lbs. s.
Ss.57E. Short clear sides (bexed), $s75@9.
Whisky. basis Of high wines, S1.3l
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Hay and Feedstufrs

The steady inflow of bran and shorts from
the north continues and the market is thus
kept weak, though the feeling up north is. said
to be frmer than down here Quotations are
unchanged.
Receipts of hay were heavy again yesterday.
being LIST tons, including liz cars. The mar
ket showed no particular change. car OF
extra fne sold at "a, but this figure was above
the market.
Bran-S20622 per ton.
Middlngs-$27 @30 per ton.
Shorts--S2o. .500122. so per ton.
Feedstuffs- s-Roled barley. $27G2S: mixed feed,
$2l @24; oilcake meal. nominal cocoanut cake
meal at mills. S26 in 10 and s26 so in ton
lots; jobbing, S27; corn meal. $50; cracked corn.
$685. broom corn feed, 90c@$i per ctl; alfalfa
meal carload lots. 5000; jebbinx S2I so per
ton; meaIfalfa. S20.5o iobbing. $3.50
Hay-Choice wheat, $21.50@2250 per ton: good
wheat and oat. $1,000; tame oat. $12@50; wild
oat, $11Di4; alfalfa, $11@13.50; stock $S@10
per ton.
straw--60@e0c per bale.
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Poultry and Game

Yesterdays arrivals of poultry were light and
as there was no western offering the market for
native stock had better tone, but there WIS
no improvement in prices Laroe young chickens
particularly heavy. hens found prompt sale ut
broiiers and small fryers were plentiful with
prices inclined to easiness. Pigeons and squads
were in good request and steady. while ducks
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens, SCOT so for large
and S5@5. so for small; old ROSTERS S4@5: young
roosters. s6.50@9- fryers, $6@6.50 for large and
S5@5.o0 for small: broilers, 90 for large
and s2.5o@2.T5 for small; pigeons. 81 .2o6B 1.5O:
SQUADS. $l.5002; ducks, $516 for young anJ
&-50@5 for old; goslings $2@25 per pair:
geese, 50 per pair
Game-Nominal.
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Beans ana Seed.

All descriptions under this head remain az
tinues fair.
Beans tper ctll -Bayos. So 15@3.25; pea, $3M
10; pink. 81. 40@2.50; red, sS25 az. so; linnas
S4.75G4e0; red Kidneys s.. .25@3. .50 blackeyes
S4.90u5; butter. $4.5065: horse beans s2012 25:
cranberry beans, $S.7564
Seeds Brown mustard, s@3ssc: yellow mus
tard, nominal; faxseed 3A a3lac. canary. In
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEALS.
Slauchterers' rates to dealers follows:
Beef-61s @7Ac per lb for steers and 51a@
Veal-6h @s1sc for large and s1a@9lac for
-Mautton-1o@1o1a for wethers. e@1oc for
ewes. ,.
pressed Hogs-11 X 6112c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, less so per
cent shrinkage for cattle:
Cattle-Steers. No. /. Sc; second quality. "a
51hc; third quality. 6@6lsc; cows and heifers.
-6r7hc for No 1, second quality &c, third quail
ify Sic; bulls and stays, 3@3hc.
"Calyes-5c per ID for light. 41ac for medium
and 3Isc for heavy (gross welgtt).
Sheep-wethers, 5@Gc per lb; ewes. 4H@55c
(gross weight}.4s
thanksgiving. 6@615c-
Hozs--1O0 to 200 lbs. 71ac per lb; 200 and up
ward 61a @7c: boars so per cent. stays 30@4O
per cent and sows 10@20 per cent on from
above quotations.
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Northern Businesa

SPOKANE. June 19.-Clearings, s1,oee. .2oe;
balances. S5S, III.
SEATTLE June 19-Clearings, 81 on ,4s5; !;
balances. s552. .4O2
TACOMA, June 1e.-Clearings, sss7 7,15s; bal
ances. S52.411.
PORTLAND. June 19-clearings, si,431 .1Os;
balances, S22l 543
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentine and Ro.i,

SAVANNAH. Ca. June 19.-Turpentine firm.
5IG57 Ac sales. 664: receipts. s35; shipments.
shipments SO: stock. 81 500 Quotations:
A c, s4G4.1o; D. s4.2o@4.4O; E. s4.6O F.
S4I0@4.s So: G. s4.T5@4.90: H, S4.s5@490: !,
- 95@5; H. s525; n: $3.50; n, so.s5; WG.
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41sc; alfalfa, 141z@15c: rape. 1@31ac: timothy,
nominal; hemp, &c; millet. 31ac per ib; broom
corn seed. S1S@20 per ton.
Dried Peas-Niles, nominal green peas. s2.5o
@2.75 per ctl.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON June 19.-Today's Statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balance, S25S. .4I6. 131 /;
gold coin and bullion, $50 537. .116; gold certif-
Gates SEQ 120 42O.
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H,dc. TaIlow, Wool and Hons

Hides-Culls and brands sell about ll@1c un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, lie; me-
dinm. I0c: light 10c; cow hides, 10c for heavy
I0c for light stays. Sc; salted kip 1o1ac; salted
veal 14c: salted calf. 141sc; dry hides 1g1sc
dry Kip 1ec: dry calf. 24c; sheepskins. shear
ings 2o@5oe each; his short @ wool 81 So@soc 60 each
hides' salt. $s@35o for large and s2.5o@3 for
medium. $1@1.26 for aE small; horsehides, dry,
q 81 for small and 25@50c for colts: deerskins
dry Mexican 371s @4oc; picked do. sec; dry salt
do 30c; Mexican dry hides, 19c; dry salt do, lee;
nickled do. 1Sc: goatskins. prime angora, 75c; /;
extra large do. $3.50; large soc; medium, S5c;
Tallow-No. / rendered, 5@5Ac; No. .. Al
415c: grease. 2Gl31ac.
1WWool-Spring clip: Northern bright, 20@ 23c;
Mendocino, 2l0f23c; middle county, 17@19c; San
Joaquin. l4@16c for free and 12@14c per 10 for
Hops-Choice. S@9c: prime, 7@71zc; common.
5aec per lb. Contracts for 1907 CROP sls@11c
per lb.
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Flour md Farinaceoua Gsood.

Flour--California family extras, So 2OM5 20
net. without diseount , bakers extras, 5:2o@
ton, per bb s4.90@5.2O for family and 81. .256
4.50 for cut OF.
Farinaceous Goods--Prices in packages net
cash. no discount, follows: Graham -four
So per 100 lbs; rye 6our, $3.40; rye NEAL So. 20;
rice -four, 81 20; corn meal, $2.75; extra cream
do. $3 40; oat meal, $410; oat groats, 81 80:
homny, $3. 40@360; buckwheat -four 81; cracked
wheat 80: farina 81. 20; whole wheat flour
@6.75; rolled wheat, bbls $3.50, in sacks S3. so:
pearl barley, 81. 40; split peas, boxes, se green
peas, IS per 100 lbs.
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Foreign Futures
ST. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. June 19.-Wool steady; medium
grades. combing and clothing, 251a G261ac;
light fine, 2l@2115c; heavy fine, 15@17c; tub
washed, 3oGl3.c.
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Dcclduous and citrus Fruits

Yesterdays arrivals of all descriptions OF
ries showed the effects of the hot weather In
prices lower all around with the market
weak at the decline Raspberries suffered more
than the other descriptions a large portion Of
the offerings coming TO hand In leaky condition
The Gamers were benefited by the situation, as
they were able to secure large supplies at low
rates. and some very poor lots of loganberrcs
had to be turned over to syrup makers at prices
well below the inside quotations Cherries. too
showed the effects of the weather and the out
stances for gilt edged offerings Tree fruits
were in good supply and with the demand of
average proportions prices held steady, particu-
larly for apricots and peaches Cantaloupes and
citrus fruits continued to meet with a steady
call at good prices. A car of watermelons
from the Imperial valley reported close at
hand and scheduled for today's market.
Strawberries. s6@9 per chest for
Longworths and S4@7 for the large varieties :
raspberries. $4@s per chest and $1:l5@1.2 .25
primus and $5@7 for genuine; loganberries So. 80
@5 per chest for red and S315 for black: goose
berries, 7@I1ac per ib for common and 1oc for
English.
yCurants-s7@10 per chest
Apricots-90c@$1 for boxes and S1@1.25 for
crates; in bulk. 31a@5c per Id.
al 25 for large and 4o@65c for small boxes.
Cherries-Packed. 5oc@s1.25 per drawer; loose,
Melons--Cantaloupes. 81 1903 for large and 90
M6Oc for small crates: watermelons. - per ID.
per Box boass baskets so@5c
kets, 5o@75c; tragedy prunes, $l25@1-5o per
crate.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges. $3.50
seedlings. $1.50@2.50; yalencias s3.50@4: Med
iterranean sweets. $2@2.15; lemons So. 7544 90
for fancy, $2.50G3 90 for choice and S125q2 for
standard; grapefruit s3@3.25 for seedless; lines,
s4a5.
for Hawaiian and S3@35O for Central American;
cnnfQc
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
London Closing Stock

Bar sIIVeT-Steady; 3Id per Ounct.
Money-31 @3Ia per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 15-16@4 per cent and for three
months bills 3 15-16@4 per cent