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Los AnrcIe. Mnrkets

LOS ANGELES. June 27-Business at tne
produce market today was brisk and tner s;ss
sharp competition for several commodities wnien
were IN comparatively scant supply
necelp.s OF eggs were light. the demsno va va
poor ana a weak feeling prevailed Jne ioss
1nnSng is becoming large rrp snd
offerings were moderate. Receipts OF poultry
were large and the demand fair. Sneese
was hrm the demand was moderate. Tufafe
flats are offered at 17c
New potatoes were plentiful and the oemsn ]
was good. There has been deartn Oh 1ty
onions onions during the past few days Prices nave
advanced and the market Is firm.
Produce receipts Eggs, PA cases; butter.
2.o59 pounds; cheese, 3,215 pounds; potatoes.
l,09s sacks; onions, 20 sacks; beans, 100 sacks
Eggs-Local RANCH candled 23c; local ranch,
count. Bic
Butter-Creamery, extras. 571ac; creamery,
hrsts, 55c; dairy, 24625c
1sc; Tuiare cheese mats re; anchor Young
America, 19c: anchor. hand. zoe: eastern singles.
lag 1sf: eastern twins, zoe; eastern cneddars,
daisy. l9c; Swiss. imported, S2c Swiss, do
mestic, 22c; Limburger, 15c.
Potatoes tper ctl)--New stock, S2.26Q2. so;
(new), S2@2. .25.
onions-Imperial Bermudas, So crate, $2.25
as;oo sack; sllverskins, So; garlic S@ec; ehiiis;
eyaporated 11Q12c, sun dried 14@15c, ground
l2yc Mexican (bulk) 12h@13c.
White ssdS 10 S. DO small
s5.5o@6; lentils. I25S SG15c a pound.
ro1itrS - Buslng prices, live weight. per
wanted % rs 81, pound to ~ pounds not
pounds. 1tc; roasters, or pounds, 15c;
hens, lie; stays and old roosters, &c; turkeys,
heavy, lie; light turkeys not wanted; ducks.
Selling prices, frozen dressed eastern stock, per
pound-Hens, l6@15c; Nyoung roosters, 1913c;
fryers. Ice: broilers, CSC; turkeys old toms,
Sl1se; , young toms, 2Sc; hens 221sc; geese, tic;
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r. p button & Co. 40 California street
members of The New York stock exchange fur
nish the following List Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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snrinr. Bank Dividends

The Swiss-American bank has declared de-
rosito-s' dividend at the rate of 500 per cent
on ordinsry and 4tper cent on term deposits,
PAYABLE July ].
The Bank OF Italy has declared dividend of
. 50 per cent per annum all savings deposits,
parabIe July J. Previous dividend was 800
The Savings and Loan society viii pay div
5Send OF 3% per cent per annum on all deposits
on July J. Previous dividend was at the rate
Of 3lz.
The Mission savings bank viii pay a dividend
on all deposits al toe rate OF per cent per an
mum on July l. Previous dividend was at the
rate of SO.
The ftslian-American bank has declared a
semiannusl dividend at the rate of per cent
per znnum on all savings deposits, payable
July l.
The French savings bank Of San Francisco has
declared q semiannusl dividend at the rate OF
: per cent per annum all deposits, payable
July /.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, June 27.-Huttons wire ssys
''lt was very quiet today in the cotton market.
Trading limited and confined to profession
ais. The splendid weather and small spot sales
and the belief that next months government
report will show substantial improvement is
keeping speculation down. There was de-
cline OF points early disappointing cables,
the good weather map and improving crop ac-
counts, but this was soon followed by a turn
OF to points under bull leaders. This was
under the leadership of Price. During the
afternoon prices followed within narrow limits,
as most operators were inclined to hold on
There bull support to the market from the
start and they did not have to buy much TO turn
the tide. Weather favorable, though the
temperatures still too high In parts of the
belt. which is causing some uneasiness, fearing
that il will be too much so Just now. Reports
still claim that the boil weevil is causing much
damage.
Price brokers bid up the market at the open
ing and the trade was light, with not much
cotton for sale on the way up
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percentage of the receipts Of asparagus is taken
by the regular trade at good prices every day.
but the bulk Of the offerings have to be turned
over to the Gamers, who pay from &c TO Sc a
pound Green peppers. corn and garden truck
are becoming more plentiful, while peas continue
In light receipt and high The market for po-
tatoes and onions is holding firm. with the sup
ply and demand about balancing. Lima beans
appeared from the south yesterday and sold at
lie a pound.
Potatoes (per ctI)-New crop: Burbanks
$2.65Q3 early rose. $2.25@215 garnet chiles.
S2;9ogs; old eastern Burbanks, nominal.
Onfons-New red, $2.s5@3 per sack; new
Genital.
vegetables-Asparagus. 6G9c per lb for gem
eral offerings and 10@13c for extras: rhubarb,
$IQl2 70 per box: green peas. 4h@5c per III;
tomatoes, crates 81 al %, boxes 5O9T5c; string
and wax beans, 1@4c per ID; summer squss sh
6o@16c for small and 81 .25@1.75 for large boxes
egg plant, - per Id: green peppers. 10000
per lb; .cucumbers, 5o@75c for small and 81 256a
LOO for large boxes; garlic. S1a @5c per lb for
new; cabbage, s1.50 per ctl; cauliHower, 65@s0c
per dozen; green corn. $1.25@2 per sack for
winters and 30@35c per dozen for Alameda
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Potatoes, onions and veEetabIes

All growing districts sending in liberal
consgnments of miscellaneous vegetables and
with the arrivals from the principal sections
steadily increasing, prices for the leading sum
mer descriptions are gradually weakening. The
most plentiful articles ON the list are tomatoes
summer squash. cucumbers and string beans.
The last mentioned are keeping well cleaned up.
there is a heavy surplus of the others on hand
at the close of hnsiness each day. A very small
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Receipts of Produce
FOR THURSDAY, JUNE ~
THE STOCK MARKET
Local Securities Show More Tone.
Southern Nevadas Range Lower

Although business continued dat the stock
and bond exchange yesterday there were several
interesting features. The bonds Of the United
Railroads were higher at $50. so. and $4,000
stocks were likewise hrmer, and Alaska pack
ers moved up to $3.50 bid. This increased
sign.
There was also more tone to the Comstock
mining shares. accompanied BY more trading
though the advance was confined TO few stocks
and slight at that.
The southern Nevadas were irregular. with a
weak feeling in the afternoon, due partly to a
reported decline in New York, and partly to the
reported embarra ssment OF 4 large brokerage
firm. There some activity in Goldneld Con-
solidated and Combination Fraction, but busi-
ness in the other stocks quiet. The most
important stocks as rule were lower st the
close than at the close of the preceding day.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, June 27.-The London tin mar
ket was los lower. with spot quoted at f191 and
futures at f1S2. Locally the market dull
at 43c bid for spot supplies and 43.50c asked.
Copper was lower in the English market with
spot closing at f96 and futures at 900,
decline OF FL 5s and f2 los respectively. Local
ly copper was dull and nominaly unchanged with
lake quoted at 23@24c: electrolytic at 22@
q 25c: casting at 21@21.25c.
Lead was unchanged at 57065. soc in the
local market, but little higher at f19 l5s
in London.
Spelter was unchanged at f24 5s in London
and at 6.S5 @6. .45c locally
Iron lower in the English market with
standard foundry quoted at SOS Id and Cleveland
warrants at Sos AID. Locally the market was
unchanged.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
CONTINENTAL
Wheat and Other .G:raIns

Wheat-Chcago was higher and very firm and
active. chiefly on bad crop reports, largely from
Winnipeg. This market showed no change and
continued devoid of animation.
CASH WHEAT
California club. $1.50@1. .52h; do milling,
Sl-o5; California white Australian. 1861. 10:
lower grades of California 81. .20M1 40; northern
club, nominal; northern bluestem, 81 60@1 .671a !;
northern red, nominal.
FUTURES,
1880 n. session.
December-S1 54 bid
Barey-Some selling is again reported. 1900
SKIS OF feed, in several lots. having been dis
posed OF at 81 .2a1a in the last As hours. The
market is reported firm at this figure.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. spot, 81 1.2001 .22Z; COM
mon to fair. s1.15@1171b per ctl; brewing and
shipping, sl2215 @1.27ls per ctl; chevnlier $i.oo
FUTURES,
1880 a. N. session.
December-$1 % bid
Oats-Samples continue to meet with little or
no attention, both buyers and sellers being indf-
ferent. There is further change in quota
tions. Black oats for seed are being picked up
at 81.
Good to choice red, 81 35@1 40; common to
fair, $1.30@1.32h; white, $1.30@1.45; black,
nominal; gray, nominal.
Corn-Neglected, with no offerings and quota
tions nominal.
California small round yellow, S155@1 go:
large yellow, S1-50@1.55; white, nominal; west
ern state sacked yellow, guaranteed dry, 81. 5O@
1.55 spot and $1.50 to arrive; mixed, to arrive
81 47E; white Egyptian, $l.35; brown Egyptian,
SIPS.
Rye-$1.4 .45@1.50 per ctl for California and
81. 1.35@1 40 for Utah.
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New York Grain and Produce


NEW YORK, June FIour-Receipts,
q. 400 barrels; exports. 400 barrels sales 800
barrels Market firm an and ncminaliy higher, Min
wheatwReceipts 22,7oo bushels; exports,
bushels sales G g o1 bushels dp
No. red, 81 OPS (. 0. b. ahoat No. l north
ern Duluth, s1.11A (. o.. b. afoat; No. hard
Options-The feature in wheat today was a
sensational afternoon advance, based on re-
1seu the expectations pcs Of shorts Strength in the
northwest and smaller Argentina shipments.
fe u%Rd Da closed dsS DSsas c ana ne hsa hgea s
Sl.ools @1.o4, closed at s1:osh; September,
s1.o1 q al. .o6. closed at sl.o5; December,
$1.03& al .0SA, closed at E$1.0Iss.
Hides-Quiet.
Wool-Steady.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, 3.3Te; cen
trifugal, 96 test, S.s7e; molasses sugar, size.
Coffee-Futures closed barely steady at net
decline OF points Sales were reported OF lsovo
5.25c; March, 5.3Oc; May. 5s5@5. .4oc.
Spot quiet r No AM Rio Sc ssntos No T.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Appes-The market for evap-
GRATED apples is. quiet on spot. with the bulk
Fancy quoted at SIC; choice, Sc; prime,
| 714@7%c, and poor to fair at 6@7c.
firmly held ranging from 4hc to 1215c for
California fruit. and from 5ssc to 1oc for Ore
gons. Oregon 20s to 40s are scarce and the
outside price consequently in practically NOM
inal
Aprcots-Are nominally unchanged, with
choice quoted at pic; extra choice, pc; fancy,
! 22@23c.
Peaches-Are quiet, with choice quoted at liz
| @12c: extra choice. 12la@I2%c: fancy 13G
1870, and extra fancy at 14@141ac.
Raisins-Are firm. with loose muscatel quoted
! at 50 9l0c seeded rasins at 7Ac, and Lon
| don layers at 81 .50@1 .65.
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Northern Wheat Market

/ OREGON
| PORTLAND. June 7.-wheat-CIuh, SIC
bluestem, soc; red. SAC: valley. Soc.
! WASHINGTON
| TACOMA, June 27.-Wheat--One cent higher;
hluestem, SEC; club, S4c red, sec.
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Poultry and Came

Receipts of poultry from domestic sources are
running free and desirable stock is moving on
wen, Dut there Is no stability to prices for any
tninS except large young roosters and fat heavy
aens; which are almost always in good request.
small young chickens and undersized hens are
tions to BUYERS Of round lots.
Poultry (psr dozen)-Hens. $6@T.5o for large
ana $o9o.50 for small: old roosters. $4@5;
youns ROSTERS $6. so; fryers, $4.60@5 80:
6or large and $s.5o@4 for small; broilers, $2@
800; pigeons, N.250150; squads $l.5o@2;
iings, ~ per pair; geese, $l.75@2 per pair.
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Beans and Seed.

Lima beans continue ensy. though they are
no lower The prospects for large crop are -e-
ported good. Other beans are without feature.
Beans per ctl)-Bayos. So: 15@3-25 pea, $50
30: pimk. So. 40@26o: red, S. 25@S So: iimass'
s5. 5.15@5 20; red Kidneys, $s25@3. 80; blackeyes.
$4.90@5; butter, $450@5: horse beans $2@
$3.a5@3.75.
Seeds Brown mustard, 2@21ac; yellow mus
tard. &c: naxseed. $2.9o@3; canary, 4H@4hc;
alfalfa, 15c; rape. 1H@3hc; timothy, nominal;
hemp. AZ @5c; millet, 2Ac per Id; broom corn
seed. S1S@20 per ton.
Dried Peas--Niles. nominal; green peas, $3.50
@2.S5 per cfI.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. June 27.-Money on call nrm at
81 d6 per cent, ruling rate 8. closing bid 5i7
time loans dull and strong, co days 4i2 per cent,
20 DAYS ~ per cent, six months 5i2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 81 as per cent. Sterl-
sing exchange weak. with actual business IN
hankers' bills al 81. S6e0d4 4 S6S5 for demand and
81 szE a. sTl2; commercial bills, $4.sSI@.
Bar silver. 6T1s.
Mexican dollars. 525s.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds irreg-
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Flour and Farinaceou. GOOD.

Flour-California family extras, $5.2065 20
net without discount; bakers extras IS. 20@
ington. per Dbl. s4so@5.2o for family and 81. %
@450 for cut Off.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham nour,
S3 per 100 lbs: rye -four, $40: rye meal. S.. 20;
rice nour. $7.20; corn meal, $2.75; extra cream
do, $40; oat meal, $4.1o oat groats, $3.50:
hominy, $3.40@3.60: buckwheat -four, 81;
cracked wheat. "a. so; farina, $40; whole wheat
hour, $50; rolled oats, bbIs, $6Q7.25; in sacks
s6.50@6.TS. rolled wheat, bbls S43O; In sacks
3d. so; pearl barley, $40 split peas. boxes, So;
green peas. IS per 100 lbs
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Hey and Feedstuns

Another decline in hay is noted. Receipts are
running heavy those Of yesterday being 1 200
tons, including 106 cars. 1t is reported that the
railroads are again placing an embargo on the
loading of cars for this market in the country,
and If this is done freely it may arrest the
downward tendency.
Feedstuffs continue weak. with supplies still
heavy and the demand slack.
Bran--$20@22 per ton.
Middlings-S27@30 per ton.
Shorts-$20. .50@22.5 80 per ton.
Feedstufrs-R Rolled barley. $27@2s; mixed
feed, $21@24; oilcake meal. nominal; cocoanut
cake or meal at mills. $50 in 10 and $50 in
ton lots; jobbing, SGT; meal. $32 cracked
corn, $S3; broom corn feed 90c@$1 per ctl;
alfalfa meal. carload lots $20.50; jobbing $2l 80
per ton; meaifalfa, 5000; jobplng, $21.5
Hay-Choce wheat, S21 per ton: good wheat
$17@20; other grades wheat. s14@le; wheat and
oat. S12@17: tame oat. $12@1I: wild oat. S1O@
1880; volunteer. $S@10; alfalfa, $11@1S.50;
stock. $S010 per ton.
Straw--60@ @90c per bale.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval store.-Turpentfne and n,

SAVANNAH. Ga, June 27.-Turpentine hrm,
oIA@oI1ae. Sales, l191; receipts, 1891; ship
Rosin firm. Sales. 2.755; receipts, 1850;
stock. 5S.094. Quote: A B c, SS.s5@A05: D.
$4.s0@5; Fl. S4s5@5; ], $5.05: X. S5.25; NJ,
$5.45; \, $5.65@5.75; W, s5.T5@5.s .s5; WV,
S5.9066.
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Northern Business

SEATTLE, June 27.-Clearings, 81 1888 4s3; bal
anees. $50, 152.
ances, S92. AL.
PORTLAND, June 27.-clearinss, 81 l,oes, s5a;
sPoKANE, June 27.-clearinss, $7e2 1928; bal
ances, So, ,712
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Conditiou of the Tressury

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Todays statement
Of the treasury balances shows: Available bal
ance, $3.50. 423, ,o4S; gold coin and bullion, $751;
404, ,656; gold certificates, S74. 140,5S0.
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Bar silver-Quiet; 304sd per ounce.
Money-3h @3% per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is So @3 11-16 per cent and for three
months bills S% as 11-16 per cent
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Cash Grain and Provision,

CHICAGO, June 21.-Cash quotations were n
follows: Flour, firm: No. spring wheat. e9c
@s1. .o2; No. 3. 94c@s1; OF; No. 2 corn, saasc;
No; yellow, 53&c; No oats, .43c; No. 2
rye, Sac; fair to choice mailing barley. 7omIac:
No: northwestern. s1.27 prime Timothy seed.
~. 75 clover, contract grades, S1525: short ribs
sides 0oose), $s.50@s.70: mess pork. Der bbl'
si6@16.1o; lard. per 100 lbs. sss21 short
clear sides boxed, Sss71a @9.i2h; whisky
basis OF high wines, $1.31.
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Eastern I.tx..to,L Market

Market steady. Beeves. 81 65@7 10; cows. IL q
@4-I5; heifers, $2.6o615. SO. calves, s5@I; gooo
20 20 prime steers. $5.7O@7.10; poor to me1,u" sn
s4;ooUo-6 20; stockers and feeders, 81 Sogo:io:
Hogs-Receipts. 20, ,oo0 Market shade nigner
sa Slsas an mixed s5so@S ~; soSs G
good to choice heavy. IS. .eOQ6
Sheep--Receipts, 1000 Market weak: M Ns
II nyes We ana westerns, s4@e.20; yearlinss' $o.iV@
$50; lambs and westerns S. 75QI.15.
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Reco;nts sh,nmont,
Butter. Cbee.e and Err.

CHICAGO, June 2T.--On the produce exchange
TO-DAY the butter market was firm: creameries.
lesacQ24;; dairies, Tragic; eggs, easy; at
mark, cases included, 13Hc: frsts. 13c; prime
hrsts lac: cheese. steady. liz G13Idc
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Foreign Futures
St. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS June 27.-Wool steady: territory
and western medium grades, clothing, 25626hc;
light fine, 21@2119c; heavy fine, 15@17c; tub
washed 30@31c.
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TIE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON June 2T.-The market looks better
each day. The buying is becoming general and
confidence is returning. The Tamarack and
Osceola dividends a disappointment nut
did not affect the balance Of the list AnaIra-
mated 10 tipped for 10 point rise and brokers
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G...r,I M.,.t,ras..

per cent and sows 1o@2o per cent OF iron,
above quotations.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

With the exception of cherries everything on
the list OF deciduous fruits was in free supply.
than the market could readily absorb. and prices
were accordingly weak and unsustained for gen.
erai onerlngs. Five cars of cantaloupes came
10 hand from the Coachella region, causing an
easier market, and figs, peaches grapes and
piums pun were al IN heavy supply and lower. ap-
were unchanged as the wide range In the preyi-
ously quoted rates covered all grades and varie-
ties CrabapPles were in fair request at 81 for
small boxes. Apricots were quoted at previous
prices, but their high cost checked the demand
TO great extent and sales at the outside quota
tions were rare. Supplies of berries proved
ample for all needs and after the regular trade
was supplied there were left for the can
Business in citrus fruits lacked the snap which
characterized it early in the week, but prices
were allowed TO stand
Berries-Strawberries S6@9 per chest for
Longworths and s5@s for the large varieties;
raspberrfes, s5@s per chest: blackberries. s5@7
per chest; loganberries s4@5 per chest for red
and $S@4.50 for black.
Currants-$6@9 per chest.
Apricots-$l 40 for boxes and $1.50N
l.I5 for crates; In bulk, 6@sc per ID.
Apples-Fine white astrachans In tier boxes
are selling at 81 per box. while general Offer
and common to choice fruit sells at 40SS75cl
Pears-$1@ @1.25 per box.
rissmbrayers nD,a , and single layer boxes, oo@
In onersiss s, Packed soc@sl rs per drawer;
Melons ons-Cantaloupes, s1.5o@2 for pony and
$2 5o@3 for standard crates; watermelons, 4c
per ID.
Peaches-Boxcs. 75cQs1 for small and 81 .25
o. for large; baskets, S5c@S1.
PlumsaCrates. 6oc@S1; boxes. 4oGs5c: bas-
81 for baskets.
Grapes tper crate)-seedless. 1.5o@2; sweet
water. 75cQ$1.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Seedling oranges,
Sl.oO@2.5o; valencias, $3.5o@4; Mediterranean
sweets $2.25@S; lemons, 50. 1904 so for fancy
s2. 2.50@2.35 for choice and sIo5l2 so for stand.
S4l5
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. $1@f.5o per bunch
for Hawaiian and $3@3. 80 for Central American;
pineapples. S1.50@2 for small and $3@5 for
large per dozen.
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Dried Fruits. Rai.ins, Nut. and Honey

Late mail adyices from New York saw that
bids of 27c per ID for apricots f. b. San Fran
cisco, are being turned down by California ham
dlers. The same report says that the California
packers entertain no bids for 1907 prlnes under
SC size basis, with premium for the very
large sizes.
Fruits-New apricots, 22h h@27c; evaporated
apples, spot, 1a@7l5c; peaches, old. 1O@121ac:
new crop, 11@14c: prunes, size basis 3a[ "A
4hc; large sizes. 41a@5c. Future deliveries OF
the 1907 crop are. selling to packers at 4la@5c
per ID, 4 size basis.
Raisins-Nominal. cleaned up. Quotations Or
for loose muscatels, 8a4 a7c for seedlcss sui
tanas, $1.50@1 go for London layers and $2M3
for clusters.
Nuts-Almonds nonpareils, 171a @1sc; K L.
16Hs @1Sc; plus ultra, 16@Isc; brakes 1917
Walnuts. johbing prices-Softshell. 15616c for
No. and 12QI3c for No. 2; Italian chestnuts.
5@Sc per ID.
Honey-New white comb. 16@17c. latter fig.
ure for small lots; water white extracted, 71sc:
amber, 5h @6c per ID.
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think 1t must be based on large sale Of copp'
TO come in the near future.
London CLOSING Stocks
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
r-nNC1-nCES
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]. C.. WILSON
Stocks and Bonds

Member Stock and Bond Exchange. ass Cali
fornia st. Phone Temporary SIS.
Member San Erancisco Mining Exchange.
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Provisions

All descriptions of lard are lower Other
goods unchanged.
Cured Meats-Bacon, I515c per ID for heavy
15H @i51ac for light medium, 161lc for light
17@iIhc for extra light and 1e@21c for sugar
cured; dry salted sides, 14c; bellies, 14h QI5c;
hams, 16lsc; mess beef, So per Dbl; extra mess,
$3.50; family, $40; prime mess pork, $24; extra
s.; smoked beef. lac per ib.
Lard-Tierces quoted at &c for California COM
pound, 91zc for eastern compound and 1jac for
pure; half barrels, pure. IL &c; so lb tins iIxc:
10 lb tins, 12kc; lb tins, 12%c; ID tins,
12hc.
Cottolene-One half barrel, 11%c; three half
barrels. ike; one tierce, 111sc; two tierces,
lie; hve tierces, l0Hc.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
NEVADA

Bid Ask Bid. Ask.
Argonaut Ass - Crackerik G NJ 40
Bunker Hill. 275l
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Meat Market

lHCat market
There further changes in tb;s r,.r,.
season of the year. - siliA
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are an fol,o,-..
Beef-6h0sc per lb for steers and 5isGsiSc
for cows. 71S
veai-s1s@s for large and sHasYc for
ewes. Aoi
Thanksgiving. 11H@12hc per lb.
Dressed Hogs--11H 912c per h.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. less so ner
cent shrinkage for cattle: -
:, Cattle..Steers; No. l. Sc: second quality 1@
1Ec; third quality 6@613c; cows and heifers.
IQlzc for No. 1. second quality &c, third Qua i
ity biac; bulls and stags 3@3l1c.
Calves-5c per Id for light 4l1c for medium
and S1ac for heavy tgross weight.
Sheep-Wethers, 5@6c per lb; ewes. 4s@5hc
thanksgiving, 6@615c.
Hogs-100 to 2U0 lbs. TIC per lb; 200 and up-
ward 6H@7c: boars so per cent. stays 3O@4o
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
Hides, TaIIow, Wool and Hon,

Hides-Culls and brands sell about hl1c nm
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, lie: me-
dunn, 10c; light, 10c; COW hides, l0c for heavy.
loc for light; stays, Sc; saited kip loac; salted
veal, lac; salted calf, 141ac; dry hides, lee;
lings, 20@5Oc each; short wool, 50@sOc each:
medium, S0c@$1: long wool, 81. 25@i so; horse,
hides, salt, $393. so for large, s.. .5O@3 for me-
dium and .25 for small; horsehides. dry.
S2@3 for large and 81 .25@2 for medium, 5ocs1
dry Mexican, 1914 @39c; picked do, 35c: dry ali
DO: 2se Mexican dry hides, lee; dry salt do. 15e
extra large do. $3.50; large soc; medium. sSc
small, 25c. 49,
Tallow--No. rendered, 5@5Kc No. 2. an
41sc; grease, 2@3hc. ~
Wooi-Spring clip: Northern bright, 2o62xc.
Mendocino. q @25c; middle county, 176iec: ssn
Joaquin. 14@l6c for free and 12@14c per Ib for
Hops-Choice, 8@9c; prime, 7@7hc: common
o@6c per lb Contracts for 1907 crop, 9k0iic
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28
California stock and OH Exchange
OFFICIAL SALE
Mining stock.

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