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Lo. Angeles Markets

LOS ANGELES, June 7.-An unprecedented
continuation Of unreasonable cool weather IL
having both a good and bad effect upon the
produce market Throughout this month the sky
has been overcast most OF the time and there
has been 10 degrees below normal for this sea-
son. The absence Of sunshine is rstarding the
son, or at least the nrst berry crop, e1tend over
an unusually long period. The effect has been
to cause q slump In fruits and berries. On the
other. hand. there Is q greater demand than
usual for those staples which are used most in
colder weather-eggs. potatoes, cheese, onions
and the like-and in these commodities prices
have remained stationary, with marked ten
dency toward Advancement. For example, but
ter is 10 cents higher today than it q year
the present weather o Continues Los Angeles
VIII furnish good market, for the northern ship
pers can secure top prices for articles which
nearer home are selling considerably below the
quotations here.
Produce receipts: Eggs, sse cases: butter.
e94 sacks; onions, 300 sacks
The following prices. based on actual sales,
show the average condition of the market:
case count, 22c.
Butter.Creamery extras, SIC; creamery nrsts,
52He; dairy. .,; 2o@22hc, "a. .,.,, ,...
1Sc; anchor, young America, Ice; anchor, hand,
2oc: eastern singles, 1s@1ec; eastern twins 1sc;
10000; eastern daisy iSc; swiss, imported.
BIC; swiss, domestic, 22c; lmburger. 1Sc.
fasse' RsT
az; burbsnks new stock, s. 2502 So; new
early rose, g: 2:2sG25o; bliss early triumph
onions-Imperial bermudas. s. crate and =. 70
sack; silver skins. 81. 75; garlic 110l2c; ehflis
ground. 12ac; do Mexican bulk. 12N 0l8c.
Beans (per ctD-Pink No 1. 3; lima No. 1.
1906; Lady Washington No !, 81; do small
white No. !. $3.50; black eye. t5.5006. 80: gar
vanxas, $o.5006; lentiis. 12A A@1be-lb
Poultry (buyfng prices, live weight, per lb)--
2k lbs, zoe; fryers under lbs, 20c; roasters,
or more lbs, 17c; hens, 13e; stays and old
not wanted; ducks, 12c; geese, 12c; squads and
pigeons, 81 50@l. 10 dor.
Selling prices, frozen dressed eastern stock.
per lb-HenA 16017c; young Yoostes. 10hc;
fryers, Ice; broilers, &c; turkeys. old toms,
q 3ac; young toms, z8c; hena, 22hc; geese. tic;
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a Rnnrn i'm Prnnes

rsts mai ndvices from New York say of
yruree snc rsisins;
"a boom is on in both spot and future prunes
4he week closing with a decidedly higher naarkeI
here and on the coast. Te1egrsDbtc aoNlces 90
saturday stated that packers were onerng
&c basis 10 the growers. and taking WHAT
iflrrT could get which was not mucn az,
ccr(fiuv 70 report some growers WOULD not sen
at All The coast market was Reported 70 DC
exufted with some packers refusing 10 Qcote
foF forward shipment Orders ior nSl.Oes .,,Sl ~
f,-arE Of new crop Santa Clara Tor OctoDer sinp-
meut wired from here on Friday, on a - e I. o.
n bsets were confirmed Saturday, out az
4hs earne tine number Of orders were reported
10 h1ve been flied SIC l. O. D. DAsAS
C-1f=iye rrunes sold for October shipment out
A feature OF the situation Is the strong oefna No
for o5d crop pruneS, the goods 10 be heio on me
cosSf and shipped IN September- Inls oetnAno
81 caused by the increasing ot1nculJ e4petlehceo
Custe a number Of cars Of these old crop gooos
were reported sold for September shipment az
me end OF last week on q We and oAsc 4 o. o.
bsg basis Most OF the business oone ID Doh
old end new crop seems 10 hare been connDed 20
eOs 20 5Os 50s TO Cos and COS 10 Ios. In the
New York market ccnsaofaole els.s DuS.s@" a., os =
zone IN spot prUnes last week. resulting IN q
reduction and closer cOncPntration OF the 2Fali-
able supply rhe market closing nrm at an aver
tuee advance Of a quarter OF q cenf a pound oD
lf6e quotations ruling at the beginning OF the
week
business in new crop California rsistns Is
restricted by the difficulty experienced by Duy-
erE sn finding sellers FOR October shipment one
ssle OF several cars OF fancy seeoed was put
through at S56c Z. o. b.. but the low price was
due 70 the fact tbat the seller was iocateo az q
remote point and not fully posted on tne
sifustion. The only other qu0tst1on here Tor
sOotober shipment was sac T. o. D.. sno thst
applied only 20 lhe last half OF the month
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall stocks higher the day. Cotton advanced
Silver declined nc Copper stocks higher Exchange unchanged
Southern Nevada stocks rmer Comsocks lower Locals dull
Cash wheat advanced Futures hfeless Barley weaker
Oats freely rather weak Corn and firm
y and eedstus before quoted Bayo beans higher.
New reports boom and great strength rasns
New potatoes arriving heavily from the river.
Supplies OF vegetables heavy New onions higher
Poultry market literally supplied and weak
Butter higher Eggs lower Cheese firm and unchanged
Fresh fruits plentiful and more or less weak
No further change IN beef, mutton pork
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General Merch.uf,t,.

Bags.san Qnentin 7xc:- grain bags. June
Iuly, SIC: wool bags. 42i1 141hc-
Cosl-WeIlington. $12 per ton: New yelling
uond. s12; Cumberland. s1l in bulk and sis' as
w sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke. s17 per
ton in bulk and $40 In sacks: Rocky mountain,
nominal.
Oil-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed. SIC
per gallon for boiled and 55c for raw. cases &c
more; castor oil, In cases. No. 1, 75c; Bakers
4sc for raw; China nut. cases. S509Oc per gal
Ion; cocoanut oil In barrels, Csc fer Ceylon and
ooc FOR Australian: extra bleached winter sperm
OIL ooc; natural winter sperm OIL 65c; natural
whale OIL. Soc; extra winter strained lard oil,
s5c; No. 1 lard oil, CSC; pure neatsfoot OIL 75c;
No. neatsfoot oil. 571sc; herring oil. 4Oc; sal
mon oil. 35c; boiled fish OIL 35c: paint oil. 35c.
Coal oil, gasoline, etc.-Water white coal oil.
from tank wagon 10@i1c; special. do, 1211e;
pearl OIL in cases. 17c: astral. lie; star, tic;
extra star, zoe; Elaine, 26c; .eocene, Ice; stove
gasoline, in bulk 171Sc. in csses 24c; No. 1 en-
gine distillate, iron barrels or drums Sc: No. 2
do 612c cases SIC more; benzine In bulk 12nc,
in cases Ice; SO degree gasoline in bulk 30c. in
cases 36c.
Turpentine-ssc per gallon in cases and 7slsc
In drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-Per bbl>of 2SO lbsHE, 81. SO; f, ST. As;
G, $3.50; Fl, $7.70: /, $3.50.
Red and white Iead-Red lead sH6oc per
ID: white Lead S@S11c. according to quantity.
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cubes A.
lated 5.45c; fruit. do. 540c; hne or coarse gran
ulated: 5.35c; beet granulated 600 lb bags
only, 5.25c;, confectionery A, $3.50 magnolia A.
4.eoc: extra @, 4-s5c; golden O. 4.76c; D. 4.65c;
H and =, crystal dominos, S-75c: tablets. half
bbls, hs5c; boxes. 61Oc per ID. Barrels and so
100 lbs for all grades No order taken for less
than 20 barrels or its equivalent
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Ner york COTTON M.rket

NEW YORK, June 7.-Hutton says: Cotton
has been strong and the buying first class. July
was well bought by special interests They are
shipping quite lot of stock here and # r
said there is much more to go. 1t seems there
is but one side to the market and that In the
bull side. The public are getting into it and
they take it right away from the local bear
crowd The market looks higher"
T. A. Mcintyre Co.. The feature OF the
cotton market today was the strength In the
July option. The buying was OF such good
character that it was largely instrumental in
turning the market from the weak opening to
a position Of strength and an advance Of 10 90
II points over last nights close We would
not be surprised to sec July work to premium
over October, a. there n very good demand Tor
cotton At this price, amounting TO 137 600
bales. while Prices pool stu controls LOO, GOO
bales and il in q position to make it hot for
shorts At New Orleans the clique took ad-
vantage OF these conditions and worked the price
up about 10 points. Thus, while the weather
is showing improvement and the crop accounts
are likely 10 improve. the heading bull interests
have the strength Of the spot maTksts As well
as speculative position OF the current options to
fall back on for further bullish activity
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CHICAGO BOARD or 1RADn
Future orain .nA Prsva.as.s

CUtOx0 G30G0 md F4Oy4o1oDo
CHICAGO. June Ia rumor tnst Pc fosth-
q ssssis ' .Ssg. ssD fsP' q - cent sid.s
sy nursy In tcdv's wheat market and advsnesd s 9
Insx 5ns az Tos market howsysr. elossd wsn: sns
higher. ost. y showed i 3 net S io.s q sxe. Pro;s-
sa"rs ~. wste shade lower % aye naSnF.
f.1 n.:1ss. sDss,a tou s0 s: sp. Ssa nat
sew days, wi,l place the condition Ct winter
assa ssa.s g. tor oss ..sa 4 s sns =:
dam.ss y cold wssther siso came frcm Other
based thsir ssiss on s the foyorsSis M wsstnsr now
wheat section. The M Kansas % report reports forced the
snorts TO cover In lively fashion and carried
prices up more than 2 cents. Bullish enthus.
liquidation prices again slumped, the fresh de-
ciine carrying them to q new low point Tor the
os osy; a a break Of more than cents In July July
ssswssn s az sss s..sl sna closed G
ss ssaseS Des~esa SRsesa So .as 'STsE sloo and
closed at ssNc.
Of damage By cold weather I'll. the corn: corn market was
firm early in the day, but later declined along
with wheat. Juay opened N0Kc higher At
5sSc. The ciose was W at csxc. Local receipts
were 604 cars with 175 cars Of contracts.
a.n. Ihe 0ss market was again subject to hea y,
closed closed wsss; ss; JaIy opened unee.nssd 2 e. .s
broke to 44jzc. The close was 44ssc.
Provisions were quiet. At the close July
pork was up P .s ~ @5c at $3.50, lard was shade
.S ss.75. - s'O-'a anu ri0s were "'nanse' -
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, June 7-E1our-Receipn. 1920
wheat-Recefpts, 1900 bushess; expmta. 11,-
9stor vat % and Si .o3 I. O. 5. sHost; No l. northsrn.
Duluth, Sl.i14 (. o. b. anoat; No. 2 hard winter
e1.O5% (. o. b. anoat.
The feature IN wheat today was . : cent
advance started BY. umors Of a very bullish
croWd % hastily a unIoed.d, Causing sharp declines
near the close. Western weather news and
foreign markets were bearish. Final prices
showed &c to 1stc nat decline. July $1.03H
LOS closed 81. december $1.o5N @1.o7N.
closed $1.oo%.
Hides-steady; Central American. 25e; Bo-
sasss @osoigsse.dy. isas;
Petroleum-Firm.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining 8.36c; CEN
trifugal, .e6 test, $780, molasses sugar, 3.11c.
Refined quiet.
to 10 points lower; sales for the day were es-
timated at SO, $50 bags including: June at 6.55c;
July, o.45c; September, .40c; December,
5.40c; March. 5.45@550c; May, $500.
Spot coree-Quiet; Rio No. 4 csc; Santos
Mid conee-Dull: Cordova, 9a12Hc
Butter-Quiet; unchanged.
Eggs-Steady; unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Eyaporated Apples-Steady; fancy, S@Ssc;
choice, 7@71ac; prime, 61s @6%c; poor to fair.
Prunes..Firm; California, 4h@l2hc; Ore
gon, 5N619c
choice 1s@2oc, fancy, 20@2lc.
Peaches-Quiet. firm: choice. u@IIhc; extra
choice, 12@l2hc; fancy. l2h@13c; extra fan
Raisins~ouiet: loose muscates. sxm,oc.
seeded raisins, 7K@7l1c; London layers, 81 80
al. .65.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Continued heavy arrivals Of new potatoes Sro,n
cne river and bay Districts gave the market a
dtstinctly easy tone and receivers experienced
considerable difficulty in maintaining prices uf
top quality lots. Common to choice stock was
onering freely at concessions and the supplies
or those grades failed to clean up, the receipts
being altogether too much for the market to ;ib-
sorD. Old crop goods were unchanged in price,
Dut the demand was somewhat limited and what
was sold was taken mostly for seed purposes
Red onions were wanted for shipment again and
the extra demand sent prices up.
Miscellaneous vegetables were generally weak,
gus and rhubarb being the only articles to show
the least hrmness. Tomatoes cucumbers peas
string beans and garlic were all lower, and, as
on the preceding day, large lines had to be held
over. The Gamers were buying peas at 11sc a
pound and Offering the same figure for
string beans, but were unable to secure any of
the latter.
Potatoes (per ctD--River whites, s1.75@2.
Oregon Burbanks, $2@2. 40; eastern Burba nks
$20210; eastern rurals, $1.65@1.75: new DO
tatoes, $202.50 for early and s2.50a3
onions-New red. 81 25@x.s IS per sack: Ber-
muda, N-50@2 per crate; Australian, saga so
per ctl.
vegetables-Asparagus 5@sc per ib for gen.
eraI offerings and 10012Ac for extra: rhuba rb
tomatoes, crates $1.5o@2, boxes SI25@I so:
string beans 3Q4c per ID: summer squash 81 a
1.50 for small and So for large boxes; egg plant.
20425c per ID; cucumbers, 81 per box For
Marysville and 60@S5c for southern; garlic &c
per Id for new; cabbage $1.75 per ctl: cauli-
flower 60@75c per dozen; turnips, S1@1.50 per
sack.
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Butter, Chee.e .nd Epr.

The situation In the butter market ia rather
peculiar and prices have been somewhat erratic
lately, going up one day and falling back the
NEXT, according as individual dealers are Obliged
to buy to fll orders sell to keep down their
surplus. The receipts, while light are more
tnan sufhcient 10 supply the limited local de-
mand, and thero y very little disposition TO store
at the prevailing prices but the Representatives
thing offered on the exchange from day to dsy
and this buying movement II holding prices ND
Extras went up 1c q pound yesterday and frsts
ana seconds were both hc higher.
Receipts OF eggs were still comparatfy
hight and the open market seemed to be as arm
as on the preceding day. but on the exchange
the upper grades were lower. Extras were 1c n
dosen lower on a sale at 20Ac. while frsts were
exchange which provides for establishing a range
when business brings two grades to the same
price level
Cheese remained frm at unaltered ouotst,o,s
under continued brisk demand from the OUT
The following sales were made on tn. ex-
change:
Butt. 20 cases of extras at 2sNc and 10
aoHc. ~
Chesse-5o new fancy nats at 1870.
Receipts were 70, 800 lbs butter, 28 600 lbs
eheese and -,60l cases eggs
establbhed by sales. bids and Offers on the door
Of the dairy exchange:
Butter-Fresh creamery. extras, 25Mc per ID
arm: do nrsts, 24c, firm; seconds, 2Slac. ffr,n;
for No. and 2115c for No. 2
Cheese-Fancy California new fats. 1916 per
ID, steady; frsts, 12hc. steady; new young
Americas. fancy, 141ac.. steady; frsts, lac,
Eggs-California fresh extras, 2011c per dox
steady; nrsts, 1910, steady; seconds, 17Hc.
steady; thirds, Ice, steady.
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Beans and Seed.

nrther advance in Bayo beans is reported
with the market strong at the advance The
other kinds unchanged.
Beans (per ctl)-Bayos, $3.15Q3 .25: pea. s30
$40; small white. $2.s5@3: large white. So 6O6
2,10: pink s.. 40@2.50; red. S3.25@3. 80: Iimas,
*4.9o45; butter, $45005; horse beans, S2Q225;
cranberry beans, $3.75@4.
oeeos-brown mustard, 3@3%c: yellow mus
tard, nominal faxseed, 81 N@3Hc: canary. An
4Ac; alfalfa. 141s @15c; rape. 103hc; timothy,
nominal; hemp. DC; millet 31ac per ID; broom
corn seed. $18@2O per ton
02.76 per ctl.
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EASTERN MARKETS
Nc,x work Money market

NEW YORK. June Money call, easy. II
az per cent Ruling rate, closing bid and Oh
fered. per cent -,,y,
Time loans, stesdy; so days, Sh0S% Pc
cent. 20 6svs. 3s.d4 per cent; six months, 4S.
as per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5G5is per cent
Sterling exchange. strong with sctusl business
sn bankers' hills az 81 STl0H4.S7l5 for demand
and at 81 SS7004 1915 for 60 day bills
Posted rates 81 S4Iz @sSS-
Commercial bills, Ss.SS3z-
Bar silver. 66Ss-
Mexican dollars. 51Sxc-
Government bonds, steady; r7ilrOeo Donos
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Posltry and Game

The demand for poultry was still limited and
with the receipts from domestic points large and
weak, with dealers willing to accept any fair
oner for ordinary chickens. Large young chick
ems were fairly steady light supplies, but
dealers were unable to keep stocks cleaned up
The other kinds Of poultry shared In the general
dullness and ruled weak
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens, $6@7 for large
young roosters. $7@9; fryers, Sc. .5O6i for
large and $5@6 for small; broflers, S3@4 so
for large and $2.25@250 for small; pigeons.
$1.25@1 80; squads, sl.50@1.75. ducks. S6a6. SO
for young and $450@5.50 for old; goslings. s26
2.60 per pair; geese. 81 per pair.
Gsme-Hare. $1.50@2; cottontail rabbits.
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Receipt. of Prodnee
THE STOCK MARKET

Southern Nevadas FirmeF-Comstocks
Lower-Local Stocks Dull
Bonds comprised the bulk of the trading on
the stock and bond exchange yesterday. the sales
of stock amounting to only IS shares. There
were no variations calling for comment
quiet and featureless
The volume Of business in the southern Ne
vadas was less than on the preceding day. but
the tone Of the market was better and most OF
the Tonopahs and Goldnelds either held their
own or showed = slight advance on the day
The Birchvflle mining company Of Nevada
linQuent July 10.
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Eagtern I.fvestock MARKET

CHICAGO June 7.-C4ttie-Reeeipts, $500.
Market steady to a shade lower BseveS, - go
80; cows, 31-75@4s0: hsifers. $2. 2.o006 90;
calves s.. 5O0T so: good 30 prime steers. $50
$3.50; poor to medium, $<6o00S0; stockers
and feeders, $3@620.
Hogs-Receipts Is 5000; market steady. Light,
$60825; mixed @e@6. 271s; heavy, $S.e066.2 20;
rough. $6-6o@6.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market steady to ioe
lower Natives and Westerns s. b004.S0: year
lings Sc 4007 so; lambs. $6.5008.b0; western.
$e50@s.e0
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mat the Hungarian crop was sreatly improved.
odessa reported very unfavorable weather.
In this market the cash wheat advanced but
fueures were still lifeless
CASH WHEAT
Glif9sn1a club. s1.50a1 .693f; do milling,
yl-oot OaiNusnia white Australian. 81 .65dl 1. 70t
Lowsf grades OF California, q. goal 40; norther,
sioo, nominsat northern biuestem, ei.60@1 67 ls (;
FUTURES
10;30 4, m. sesetpa
sariey-Ths narfet showed les nrmns.s yes.
eeSoey ana good bright No. I feed was offered
at n08. AZ the same time 4 sale was le-
posceo 1t N.2ox. Business continued ouiet.
CASH BARLEY
0ooo @ choice feed. spot, q. 3ou1. .22N: euu,-
G0n 20 LsH: Hb41.l l1h per ot1; brewing and
s1o,pH,nS. ~ N:2o0127h per etl: chevalier, a. 20
Open aisa. q. ''sisSa Low. Close.
NAY Nay No sales; s1.SiN bid
December 81 :27A II .27K S1.HN d.n&
Oats--No further decline h noted, bue the
market 1s easy and very quiet
GOOD TO choice red, H.55@1. 10; common TO
Iair. xl.oo; white, $1.5001.T0; black. nominal;
Corn-Thsrs Is nothing new to report Ia this
matEet M In tact. there IS practically no market,
caiifoni. nifo Il h0snnS m an1 amy esnssauenes here
large yellow. $l.55@1 80; white, nou,insi: wsst.
l.60 spot and 81 i5@1 80 to arriye: miysa no,n
nal; white Egyptian, C.NH@1 a2X; brown
Egyptian, N.i5@1.20
Rye-$1. .40@l.b0 per ctl for California and
$l.So 40 for Utah.
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New York Metal Marked

NEW YORK, June There was severe
decline In the London tin market, spot closing
Il los lower at f1S5 and futures f2 lower at
f1S1 5s. Locally the market was dull. with
spot quoted at 40.75@41.5Oc.
Copper was 6s lower in London with spot
quoted at f97 5s and futures at f94 IS. Ia.
cally the market appeared to be easy, although
some dealers are said to be holding for higher
prices. Lake Is quoted at 24@24. .75c; electro
lytic, 2275@23.50c, and casting, 21.75@22 25c
Lead was unchanged at 575@5.s5c in the
local market and at EGO in London.
Spelter. was unchanged at f24 los In London
and at O@6. Soc locally
Iron w1 lower In the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at SOS and Cleveland
warrants Sos Sd. Locally the market was IN
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,e leading futures ranged as follows:
cles. Open. High. Low. Cl
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June Cash quotations were as
ss9sces,os; ssHlSs 9 No. 'ssass No red ss
No. 2 oats. 441kc; No. white. an @4sc; No.
8 white 46@47hc. No. 2 rye, s5c. Fair to
choice melting barley, 72@T5c. No. northwest
ern. $1.31N: prime timothy seed, 81. IS; clover,
contract grades. $1525. Short ribs, sides Goose
SIS. .60@s.So short clear sides (boKed. $sS1159
per loo lbs, $s.9o. whisky, basis of highwines,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

Naval stores-Turpentfns and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Ga, June 7.-Tupens1ne-Tirm
67c; sales, SO; receipts, 1.073; shipments. 6e0
Rosin-Firm, Sales, 2,941; receipts, 2.212;
snigments. 7s7; stocl. E,o22 Quote; A. ,, @,
$4.65@4.S0; q, $4.S6; n, -; I. s.. 20; II, 1910;
n. $seo@S.16; N. $5.To605.s5; wG,v $5.So06;
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cona,t,o, os the Tre..ur

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances In the general fund
shows: Available cash balances. $259, ,316, TAI;
gold coin and bullion, $S6, ,S5S, eco; gold eertif
Gates, $5S, ,652, 900.
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Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-Chicago was kept guessing yesterday
.py all manner of conflicting crop reports and cs-
Inmates from Kansas. The state condition Was
given at b2-3. Some reports said that the state
would raise 10000, 900 bushels. while others said
lnat bugs and drcughts had cut down the crop
20 per cent. BroomhaH cabled that the Rou-
manian crop was In q deplorable condition, bat
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Deciduous and Citru. Fruit.

As usually the case on Friday. local retail
ers were limiting their purchases OF fresh fruits
and early trading in all lines was of brfefer
duration and much smaller volume than at any
time during the current week With the excep-
tion Of cherries all early deciduous descriptions
slow Of sale at the old quotations. Strawberries
were Of course the leading feature of trade. and
although prices for them were unchanged. the
outside quotations were hard to obtain and price
cutting was necessary to effect clearances The
high prices asked for cherries checked the de-
mand In the regular trade, but the Gamers were
still purchasing freely and kept loose stock well
cleaned up. Packed stock was slow Of sale with
81 per boz about the top for general offerings Of
blacks and the royal Anne variety. Oranges
and lemons were firmly held at slightly higher
prices and dealers were expecting lighter receipts
and stronger market for the coming week
Observation-Disclosures, $S@12 per chest for
Iongworth and $6@9 for the large varieties.
raspberries, $S612 per chest and 81 per crate:
blackberries, $3@4 per chest for primers and
$7@9 for genuine; loganberries. $5@7 per chest:
goosebegries, 65@75c per drawer for common
and 1Oc per lb for English.
Currants-60@75c per drawer.
Apricots-$1. 5@1.50 for boxes and 81 50mc
Appies-old CROP s125@2 per box: new. s5cm
$1.25 for large and 50@75c for small boxes
Ffgs-Nominal
Cherries (per drawer)-Blacks, s5c@s1 oJ.
royal Anne 9Oc@$1. .25; other varieties 600I5,:
loose S010c per lb for royal Anne, S@1Ic FOR
blacks and 06l6c for white.
Observation-Disclosures, $S@4 for large and 90c
@$1 for small crates; watermelons. 60c@$l
Peaches sI@1.5a per box.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-08
Foreign Futures
Sd. Louis wool Marked

grades. combing and clothing, 24027c; light.
me, 2l@2l11c; heavy. do, 15017c; tub washed,
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-08
Northern Bu.ineaa

ances. $143. .S49
PORTLAND, June .-Ciearings. sl,sc7. 1877;
SPOKANE, June 7-C1earings 81 1874 S86; bal
Ancea. $50 5Q2
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-08
bay and Feedstuns

Receipts Of hay yesterday were go tons m
cludlng b3 cars. Conditions remained about as
pelore There was nothing new In feedstufYs
Bran-$20Q22 per ton.
Middlings-$27@8O per ton
Shorts-$20 so per ton.
Feedstufs-Rollec barley $2762s- m,xaa
reed, $21@24; oiIcake meal, nominal; cocoanut
cake or meal at mills, $26 In 10 and $26. 90 In &
corn $S3; broom corn feed. 9oc@$1 per ctI; al
rama meal, carload lots, s2o. so; jobbing, s21.5o
per ton; meaifalfa, $40 90; jobbins. s2l.5o.
wheat $1S@21;- other grades wheat. S1s@i7:
wneaS and oat, $12@21; tame oat $I2@20; Wild
ton. -
Straw-5oGsSc per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-08
Receipts. shipments
Ruttrr Cheese md Erws

CHICAGO, June Ton the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady. Cream
at rnsrk cases Included I41xc: nrsts. 1shc;
primo nrstx, 14Ko. Cheese easy, 12h0i81ac.