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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO June 5.-The wheat market opened
firm a good demand. which was based upon
higher prices at Liverpool in the face Of yes
terday's &c decline the local board. Later.
however, prices declined about lie on account
of excellent weather in this country and Canada
for the growing crop. The weakness became
more acute the trading progressed. and by
noon prices fully &c below the early quo
tation The market then rallied sharply and
all the loss was reganed. The recovery was
due to demand by shorts, who were aroused to
action by large number Of reports from Kan
sss which declared that the full effect Of the
recent frost is showing up In the wheat
fields of that state.
The foreign situation also Influenced the ad-
vance. The market closed steady. July opened
unchanged to &c higher at e5ts @95Rc, ad-
vanced to 96sc and then declined to 94c. The
close at 95kc. September opened shade
TO 1ac to 9S3sc, sold up to SS15c and then
declined to e6Mc. Final quotations were Ac
lower at G73s @9Sc.
The corn market closed easy July opened
unchanged to Ac higher at 54% 15415c sold OF
to 5ss4c and closed at 54@54hc. Local re-
ceipts were ST
The trade IN oats was small. July opened a
shade lower to a shade higher at 1915 Q49Ac,
sold OF to 4S%c and closed at 49@49hc.
Traders in provisions were bearish. At the
close July pork was on 10c ut $16.17h. Lard
was down 71ac at $s.05. Ribs were down TIC
at $3.50.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Potatoes, Onions and vegetables

:. Trade in potatoes was Of average proportions,
there being continued brisk local demand for
new new crop goods for table use. while o!d crop
and seed purposes, but particularly. for the lat
ter Prices showed little change, but the feel
ing in new stock was one of easiness and there
was somewhat Of surplus on hand at the
close There was active demand for new
red onions for shipment on the Puget sound
steamer and prices advanced sharply
There was not a scarce article on the list
Of vegetables. supplies Of nearly everything be.
ing Tar in excess of the demand, which was CT
average proportions Prices were accordingly
weak and some descriptions ranged lower. Green
corn from Brentwood was Offering again and sold
up to 75c dozen.
Potatoes (per ctl)--River whites. $1.75@2;
Oregon Burbanks, $2@2.50: eastern Burbanks.
$2@21O; eastern rurals. 81 $1.65@l.15; new po-
for white
Onions New red $2.1o@2.25 per sack; Ber-
per ctl
acknowledgements. 5@0c per ID for gen
eral offerings and l0@121tc for extra; rhubarb
tomatoes. crates. si.75@25o. boxes, 81 .25@l: :5o
string beans. 3@4c per lb for southern and S@ec
Tor northern: summer SQUASH, $1.25@l 90 for
small and $3 for large boxes; egg plant 20@
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks weak the day. Coppers also weak.
Cotton from 10 to Is points higher.
Silver and exchange quotations show change.
Southern Nevada mining stocks still declining
Linseed oil Sc higher and turpentine Sc lower.
Wheat and barley firm but quiet. Oats easy.
Corn again coming in from the western states
Hay In brisk demand and firm Bran in ample supply
Beans firm, with kinds showing increased strength
Prunes in active demand, at the sharp advance
Cattle, sheep and hogs in good supply and easy.
Potatoes in ample supply. New onions higher.
Vegetable market oversupped and weak.
Poultry easy with heavy receipts Game in poor condition
Fresh fruits in large supply and generally weak.
Butter higher. Eggs also advanced. Cheese firm
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I;I5@2; Wisconsin. 81. 75@2; Minnesota. 81. 80
Wz; burhanks (new stock, $2.25@2.60; new
(new), $2@2.25
onions-Imperial Bermuda. 81 crate. $3.50
sack; silverskins, $275
Garlic-1IMl2c
Chilis-Evaporated, 11@12c. sun dried, l4@
loo; ground, l2lsc; Mexican, bulk, 12h@lsc.
$4.75@5; Lady Washington No. i, So; do small
white No: l. so; blackeyes, $D.bo@65o; gar
vanzas, $o.5O@6; Lentils, 124 015c ID. -.
Pouitry-Buying prices. live weight, per -;
Broiiers, ] to ~ lbs not wanted; ia to "A
Ids. 21c: flyers under lbs. 2oc; roasters, OF
&c; turkeys, heavy, tic; turkeys, light. not
wanted; ducks. 12c; geese, 12c; squads ana
pigeons. $1.50@1.75 doz.
Selling prices frozen and dressed eastern stock,
per 10: Hens, 16@17c: young ROSTERS, 191sc;
fryers, l9c; broilers, 26c; turkeys, old toms,
II nc; young toms. 23c; hens. 22Ac; geese. TIC;
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To. AnweIes Markets

LOS ANGELES. June 5-The produce market
today was devoid Of special feature, and while
prices were steady and the supply was up to
average there was a lack of confidence as to
the future which prevented anything but an
artificial frmness of the market. Much depends
upon the weather at this season, and when that
is uncertain the whole market is uncertain. To
attempt to indicate what the market will be
within week would be impossible because the
market is not what il was a few weeks ago.
when dealers were obliged to adhere to prices
posted at the produce exchange. Now they sell
for what they please and posted prices are
only an indication of the average condition OF
the market.
Produce receipts-Eggs, 604 cases: butter, 81 :
$50 pounds cheese, none; potatoes. 76l sacks.
The following prices are based actual
sales:
Eggs-Local ranch candled, 221ac; local ranch,
case count. 20Kc.
Butter-cresmery extras. 55c; creamery nrsts.
521zc; dairy, 20022hc.
Cheese-Northern fresh, 15c; anchor large,
isc; anchor Young America, 19c: anchor hand.
20c; eastern singles. 16@l9c; eastern twins,
1sc; eastern cheddas, 16@16l4c: eastern long
horn, 19@20c; eastern daisy. 19c: Swiss i'm
ported, 32c; Swiss domestic 22c; limburger, 13c.
Garden produce:
Potatoes tper ctD-ldaho, $1.75@2; Colorado.
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Now York Stock Market


NEW YORK, June 5.-The early drop in prices
of stocks today served TO throw discredit on
yesterdays upward movement. When this fact
had taken hold OF the minds of the operators
they became profoundly distrustful and reduced
their transactions TO almost nominal proportions.
lt was taken as q bad sign for the speculation
That the increase in the dividend on American
Smelling should be followed by a sharp decline
sn the stock, even though the increase had been
which held the prices up yesterday This ten
deDcy OF prices gives the impression that HQuida-
ZION Is still pushed favorable opportu
Another potent factor in the reversal of form
was the semiofhcial denial from Washington
OF the rumors that proceedings against the
Hartman combination OF railroads were TO be
abandoned: for that was the significance given
10 the formal statement that suit to be be
gun TO compel Mr. Hartman to answer questions
-rcsemenoe commission. The proportions OF the
dealers and the wider conservative price move
ments In American Smelling and Union Pacific
very significant of the large part played by
these two episodes in shaping the days events.
Engagements OF gold shipments TO Paris by to-
rnOrrOws steamer amounts to 81, SOC. 600. bring
ing the total up TO 81, ,S0o. 600. An effort was
made 10 bring about a rally in the market by
advancing Reading late in the day. but the
movement proved sbortive and the closing tone
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value,
81 .01O.O0O.
United States bonds were quiet.
New York stock List
F. f. Hutton & Co, 49o California street
members of the New York stock exchange, fur
yesterday
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POaltry and Game

Receipts of poultry from domestic shipping
points were unusually heavy, approximating 150
coops, and there was considerable western stock
Offering that had been carried over from the
preceding day. Young chickens sold of fairly
at steady figures, while hens continued weak
with sales slow. A car OF western falls due
today. Hare and rabbits came to hand in poor
shape, and as there was very little demand any
how, prices were largely nominal
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, $6@7.50 for large
and $4.5005 for small; old ROSTERS, $4@4.5
young ROSTERS $7@9; fryers. $65O@7 for
large and $5@6 for small: broilers, So .50@ 80
for large and $2.60@3 for small; pigeons, 81. .25@
1.50; squads, $1.50@2; ducks. $6l6.50 for young
pair; geese, 50 per pair
Gsme.Hare. $1.5002; cottontail rabbits.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, June 5--Money on call, easy.
az per cent; ruling rate per cent; closing
bid ~ per cent. offered at 2 per cent.
Time loans, dull and easy; 90 days, S1s Q3%
per cent 30 days, per cent; six months, ~
q per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 81 per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady, with actual busi-
hess in bankers bills at S4s6SO@4 1855 for
demand and at S4.SS60G4- 1866 for 60 day bills.
Posted rates, 81 S4is @4S711-
Commercial bills. 81 s3% @4S4h.
Bar silver 671<c.
Mexican dollars. 521<c.
Bonds-Govenments steady: railroad bonds
irregular
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Hay and Feedstuns

Hay dealers continue to report a brisk de-
nand for arrivals, which are running light at
the moment. Three cars of volunteer wild oat
sold yesterday at $15, an advance Against this,
however, is the report that the same grade is
selling 81 lower at 50 in Hollfster. The circular
Of Somers & Co. says:
There has been a still further dimnution in
hay shipments during the past week, the total
amounting to 1900 tons in comparison with
1850 for the week preceding. Owing to this
lessening there has been a somewhat stronger
feeling here with the consequence that at times
sales have been made at somewhat above pre-
rious quotations. There has also been some-
what OF better feeling with trade generally.
larger quantity of hay than they were a week
or two ago. The Southern Pacific company mas
as very little hay is available yet by water,
shipments have naturally lessened. Large guam
titles of new hay, however are Offering from
all Sides and as most OF the dealers are bar
gaining for small quantities we will probably
have considerable coming to us in short time.
1t is the general opinion that the present asking
cline In a short time, hence the reason that
sales are very light at the moment.
The situation presents nothing Of interest,
Tor we have not yet entered into the new season
to sufficient extent to intelligentIy report the
new market. The regular grain lands Of rhe
state have produced hay In abundance, and we
feel confident that an account of stock would
show much heavier supply than we can utilize.
Some districts are short, however. and at tine
outset may prevent our market from having any
accumulation. Before the rains come, however
we believe we will see. volunteer hay selling at
rather low prices here.'
All feedstufrs rerain a before stated The
local market is now well supplied with bran.
Bran-$20@22 per ton.
Middlings-$27@ @30 per ton.
Shorts-$20 60l22. so per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley. $27@2s; mixed
feed, $21@24; oilcake meal. nominal; cocoanut
ton lots: jobbing. S27; corn meal, SSS; cracked
corn, $33; broom corn feed, 90c@$1 per cti; al
falfa meal. carload lots, 5000; jobbins. S2l.50
per ton; mealfalfa, $2050; jobbing, S2l.50.
Hay-Choice wheat, S22G23 so per ton; good
wheat. $16@21; other grades wheat. $15@17;
wheat and oat, $12@21; tame oat, $12@20; wild
ton.
Straw-5o@s5c Der bale.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, June 5-Hutton's wire says:
The apparent apathy of the Liverpool trade
10 yesterdays government report and the early
good weather map caused considerable selling
at the opening and prices slumped under this
pressure about 10 points. The selling seemed to
have pretty well evened up the speculative po-
brought reports of heavy rains in the south
west buying was resumed by some of the big
interests and put new backbone into the bull
ish spirit Of the traders and prices gradually
worked up to about 10 points over last night 8
close. Operators say there will be nothing in
selling cotton short, even for moderate turns,
until the REPORTS get ont of the WAY.
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Eastern I,ive.toct Market

Market steady Beeves. $4.6006.65; cows,
81 75@3.90; heifers, 81. 60@5 go: calves, $5@
$50; good to prime steers. IS. So; poor to
5.25.
Hogs-Receipts, %. 900. Market steady Light
So 160p6. So; mixed, $610@6.32 heavy, 5.s5
80; rough. $5.s5@6.05; pigs, $5.75@6. 80;
good to choice heavy, $6-10@6.30; bulk, 5000
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000. Market strong to 10c
higher Natives, $4.50@7.10; western, $4@7;
yearlings So 40@7.25; lambs and westerns, So. so
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Beans ana seeds

Large whites continue to lead the other beans
IN point OF demand and hrmness, but Bayos are
developing more strength. Limas continue firm.
but there has been no further advance in them
for several days
Beans tper ctl)-Bayos, $2.80@s; pea, $3@
S.2S: small white. $2.ss@3: large white, 81. 2.60@
$4.75@4.90; red Kidneys $3.2503. 80; blackeys Is.
$490@5; butter, $450005; horse beans, $2@2.25;
cranberry beans, $3.76@4.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 3@3Zc; yellow mus
tard, nominal; daxseed. 3N @81ac; canary, Al
41ac; alfalfa. 14h h@15c: rape. 1@Shc:. timothy,
nominal; hemp, DC; millet 3hc per lb; broom
corn seed, $16@20 per ton.
@2.76 per ctl.
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Ca.b GRAIN and Provision.

CHICAGO June Clash quotations were as
esc@si. s.Si OF; % No. g. sscas1 OF: No red. s2S a
9sc; No. corn. say @o4hc; No yellow.
48G @4SAc. No. rye, s5c. Fair to choice
mating barley. 71@74c. No. northwestern,
Sl31; prime timothy seed $475; clover, con-
tract grades $16.25. Short ribs, sides (loose),
S. 5o61S.7O; short clear sides (boxedl, $S.S711 a
per 100 lbs, $s.e7h. Whisky, basis of high
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey

Or100 EfOltB, ftulbkmS, NJ anu AAonCy
The New York Journal of Commerce reports
continued drmness in prunes as follows;
.'The upward tendency Of prices for both spot
and future California prlnes Is stil pronounced
Some orders for Santa Claras for October ship
ment on a 4Hc +. o. b. bag basis wired out
on Tuesday were confirmed early the next day,
but later on Wednesday It was reported In one
stock for October shipment were turned down.
Others however, who had orders out on AZ
(. o. b. bag basis felt confident OF being able
TO get the goods. On the spot there was good
for 4O-5Os bO-6Os and 90-100s, and prices on
these sizes show further advance or quarter
of a cent pound. The strength OF the coast
situation. according to some accounts, Is due not
only to the prospective short crop here, but TO
adyices of damage to the European crops and
heavy export demand for 1907 Santa Clara fru't:
Prices on new crop peaches put out by one OF
the prominent packers show an extremely high
range They are lie for choice, l115c for extra
choice and 12c for fancy I. o. b. coast In bags
with a half cent additional for 25 and quarter
of cent for so pound boxes. Spot peaches hold
arm. but are without animation
Fruits, 1905 crop-Apricots, 1SQ20c per 10;
eyaporated apples, spot, 6@1c; peaches, e@12ci
pears S@1Oc: prunes. size basis, 3@311c;
large sizes, 4@5c. Future deliveries Of the 1907
crop are selling to packers at Sh04c per ID,
W Raisins-Seeded, 81 @1oc; loose muscatels.
&c. ehc and 6%c for 2, 3 and 4 crown.
spectively; seedless sultanas, 7H@71ac; Thomp-
SONS seedless, ~ @7Ac for unbleached; London
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils, h@1sc; L,
1915 @1Sc; ne plus ultra. 16@1sc; brakes 1917
@1zc; Languedocs. 1sH@14c; hardshell. 9@10c.
No. i and 12@isc for No. 2; italian c6estnuts.
T Honey-New fancy white comb. 17c asked; old
candied, 5hc.
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Grand Trunk A.. 275slSpanish As ....... e4Es
Ill Central ......140
Bar silver-31d per ounce.
Money-3h per cent. ..
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 31A@3s per cent and for three
months bills 31@3% per cent.
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Receipts Of Produce
FAR UEnNESDAY TrNE K
THE STOCK MARKET
The Southern Nevada Stocks Sffll on
Shfnmeufa for Hawaii

Shfpmenfs Tor Hawaii
Alaska Packers declined 10 $S6.25 the
stock and bond exchange yesterday. but this
was the only nuctuation worthy OF mention.
Trading continued very light.
1t was another very weak day In the southern
Nevadas and almost every nuctuation was
downward. Notable losses were in Combina-
tion Fraction, Florence, Golddeld Consolidated
and Goldneld Kewanos In the forenoon large
lines of weak stock were thrown on the mar
ket, which absorbed them ALL however and
subsequently steadied somewhat. though the
ground lost from the preceding day was not re-
covered. Renewed hints OF q revival Of the
labor troubles In Goldheld did not help the
market any.
There nothing new in the Comstocks
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Butter. Cheese and EExs

CHICAGO, June 5.--On the produce exchange
today the butter market was firm. Creameries,
16023hc; dairies, 17@21ac. Eggs, weak at
mark, cases included, 1415c; hrsts, 1870; prime
hrsts, 14c. Cheese steady, 12H 014c.
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Condition Of the Treasury

WASHINGTON June 5.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balances. $259. .O51 ,l64; ;
gold coin and bullion, $8s, ,5S1 $50; gold certin-
Gates. $55, 725, ITO.
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25c per lb; cucumbers. $1@125 per box COR
MaIysviile and 75c@H for southern per box:
garlic. 5@6c per lb for new; cabbage, $1.15
$1@1.50 per sack.
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Deciduous and Citru. Fruit.

Yesterday was an or day in the fruit market.
supplies plentiful prices for most descriptions
were inclined to sag. Cherries and apricots
were exceptions and the former were higher
for both packed and loose stock. The Gamers
and liquormen said to be paying Tor
royal Anne cherries in the country than here,
and this Of course has tendency to cut down
the receipts, while the arrivals of the black
varieties from all sections steadily falling
or. There was a marked increase in the
cantaloupes were in abundance. watermeions
from Brawley were ofer1ng and sold at 6@l!c
a pound. Receipts of figs were small and as
they were all received by one house, prices were
easily maintained. Currants were dull and easier
with sales above 75c drawer rare: Prices for
Strawberries were unchanged, but the trade )
jected to high figures and the movement was
slow in consequence. The other berries were
plentiful and weak with the exception Of goose
berries.
Berries-Strawberries, $1o@12 per chest for
Longworths and S7@9 for the large varieties;
PeT per chest
$5@7 for genuine: loganberries. $507 per chest;
goeseberries. eo@75c per drawer for common
Currants-60@S5c per drawer.
Apricots-$l. .25@1.5O for boxes and s1.2501.75
Appies~old crop, sl.25@2 per box: new, s5c@
81 .25 for large and 5o@75c for small boxes.
Figs-2.5O per box
royaI e Anne. S sSoeasiss: other varieties, so@75s
loose s@10c per lb for royal Anne, 7@10c for
blacks and case for white.
Cantaloupes- -5o@4.5o for large and Sig
1.25 for small crates.
Peaches-$16 61.50 per box.
Plums-Clyman, $1.50@1.75 per crate; cherry
60@65c per drawer.
Citrus fruits fper box)-Navel oranges. $2.60@
g. so for fancy; H.75@2.75 for choice and $3.50
2 25 for standards; seedlings $150@2.50; Va
lencias, 35004; Mediterranean sweets. s.: 504
4: tangerines, 81. .25@1.50; lemons, So 25@4 for
fancy: 81 25@3 % for choice and $1@2 for stand
ard; grapefruit, $3@3.25 for seedless and 81 50@
2 for common; lines. $4@5.
Tropical fruits-Bananas. $1@150 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $3@3.50 for Central American;
pineapples, s. per Dozen
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
Wheat and Other Grains

SWheat-There was not much new anywhere
yesterday There was considerable trading in
chicago on conflicting crop estimates and re-
ports from Kansas The San Francisco speed
grain was dull. with buyers and sellers apart.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.421 al so; do milling,
so@1 Soa d1 S2&: ss California white AutraIian,
@l.3115; northern club. 81 .45@1.471s; northern
bluestem, N.52h @l.62a; northern red. $l.45
@1. .47h per ctl.
FUTURES
1890 a. m. session
No transactions
Barley-An advance in December rave the SPOT
market more tone yesterday, and some holders
were disposed to ask higher prices in conse-
quence, but no advance was established Trade
was dull Receipts were over the normal, being
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot 81. 20@1. 2211: COM
mon to fair $1.15@l. 17A per ctl; brewing and
shipping, $l250127h per ctl; chevalier, 20
10 to II 80 a. m. session
December Mps .i.s4s Hsse Soy 10y 81 csss ssS
Oats-There was no change in the situation
yesterday. The market was quiet.
Good to choice red 81 6001.75; common to
fair, $l50@1.5 .55; white. 81. 90 10; black, nom-
inal: gray. 81. 65 per ctl.
Corn-Five hundred ctls came in from the
western states yesterday. the first for some
time from that source Otherwise there is
nothing new to mention.
California small round yellow. S1.55@1 60;
large yellow, $155 al. go; white nominal: west
ern state sacked yellow. guaranteed dry 81 55@
go spot and ~ 45@1 30 to arrive; mixed, nom-
fnal; white Egyptian, $1.27A0l 321a brown
Egyptian, $1.15@1. 20.
Rye-$1 40@1.50 per ctl for California and
81 .35@1 40 for Utah.
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Flour and Farinaceou. Good.

Flour--Calfornia family extras, $520@5 20
net, without discount; bakers extra $4,000
ington, per bbl, $4.so05.2 20 for family and 81 as
Q4.50 for cut on
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash. no discount, are follows: Graham -FOUR
s. per 100 lbs; rye -four, $40; rye meal
$500; rice -four, $T20; corn meal, $275; extra
cream do, $40; oat meal $4.IO; oat groats
"a. 30; hominy, s3.4o@3.60; buckwheat -four, 81;
cracked wheat, 50. so; farina, s. 20; whole wheat
nour, 1920; rolled oats. bbls. $8@7.25; I'm sacks
$6-60@6.I5; rolled wheat, bbls, $4.30; in sacks
$3- so; pearl barley, $40; split peas, boxes 81
green peas, $5 per 100 lbs.
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Meat Market

There is now no scarcity in any description
and the market continues easy.
DRESSED MEATS
SIaughterers' rates to dealers are as follows;
Beef-61s @7Ac per ID for steers and 60613c
vesl-7h@sAc for large and s@s1zc for
''ia iMautton-lo@1o.sc for wethers. s@loc for
ewes.
Dressed hogs-11% @12Ec per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. less 90
per cent shrinkage for cattle:
Cattle-Steers, No. I. &c; second quality. 8@
7657ltc for No. 1, second quality 81 @7c. third
quality 81 @6c; bulls and stays. 3@4Ac
Calves-565hc per lb for light, 415@5c for
medium and 4@4Hc for heavy (gross weight.
Sheep-Wethers, 6@6hc per lb; ewes. 5h@
&c (grOss weight.
Thanksgiving, 6hQ7ct
Hoes-lo0 to 200 lbs, 7%@7xc per ID; 200 to
2so lbs. 7Q7hc; boars 80. 30 per cent: stays so@
above quotations.
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Northern Business

PORTLAND, June 5-Clearings, 81, ,332, $685.
! balances, $94, ,279.
| SPOKANE, June b-Clearinrs. 81 ,0S0, 341 !;
balances, $93, SIT.
| balances. $I75. .964
TACOMA. June 5-Clearings. $3.50. .4ss; bal
| ances, SJ7 1885,
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Provfsions

Cured Meats-Bacon. 15Mc per lb for heavy
@i71sc for extra light and 19@21c for sugar
cured; dry salted Sides, lac; bellies, 1415@
fornia hams. ie1sc; mess beef, So Der i bbl !:
extra mess $3.50; family, SO; prime mess
pork $24; extra clear. $27; mess, $25; pig pork,
: Lard-Tferces quoted at csc for California
compound, 9%c for eastern compound, and 12c
for pure half barrels. pure. 12Nc: 90 ID tins
l2Nc; 10 ID tins, 12Kc; lb tins, 123sc; 8
Cottclene-one half barrel. lie; three half
barrels 10Kc; one tierce, 10&c; two tierces.
1OEc; Eve tierces. 101ac.