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Potatoe.. onions and vegetabIes

There was no further revision in prices Of po-
tatoes or onions yesterday the market continiI-
ing active and firm at the rates established on
the preceding day. Receipts of new potatoes
from nearby sections were light, usual, but
there were further arrivals from the southern
part OF the state, which brought the total sup
ply up to level with requirements. Shipping
orders for onions were numerous and kept that
department we'll cleaned up and firm
In the vegetable market peas continued strong
on extremely light arrivals and asparagus was
while nearly everything else on the list was in
excessive supply and weak. The market was
overstocked with cucumbers and summer squash.
while tomatoes were glut and all three were
lower. String beans were still in abundance
and fresh stock sold from &c pound up in the
regular trade, while the Gamers took old lots at
1@1Lc-I Green corn from Alameda and Brent
wood met with good call, but Winters stock
was hard to sell and most receivers were quoting
the latter by the sack.
Potatoes (per ctl)-New crop: Burbanks
S2.75@3; early rose, s2.25@2.75; garnet chiles,
So. .5093; old eastern Burbanks, $2@2.50.
Onions-New red S2.s5@3 per sack; new
white silverskins, $3@3.25 per sack; Australian,
$4Q14.50 per ctl.
Vegetabes-Asparagus 6@10c per lb for gen.
eral offerings and 11@13c for extras; rhubarb.
81 25 per box: green peas, 41z@5c per III;
tomatoes, crates %. boxes 60@75c; string
and wax beans. 1@4c per lb; summer squash.
$4,000 for small and S1.25@2 for large boxes;
egg plant. - per lb green peppers. 20G135c
per lb; cucumbers, 50@S5c for small and 81 .506l
1.75 for large boxes; garlic. g II d5c per Id for
new; cabbage, 81. so per ctl: caulifower, 656190c
per dozen; green corn, $1@1.50 per sack for
Winters and S0@35c per dozen for Alameda.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. June 26.-The London tin mar d
and futures at f1s2 los. Locally the market was
duh but higher, in sympathy with the foreign
advance Spot was quoted at 42.75@4375c
Copper was higher in the English market oy
about Il los, with spot quoted at f97 5s and f1,
lures at f92 los. Locally the market was ouli o
and unchanged with lake quoted at 23424c;
eiectrolvtic 22622 25c; casting at 21421. 25c
Lead was lower in the English market with
sheet quoted at tls 4oS9 d6s 90 soc
Spelter declined 2s Cd to f24 5s IN the LONDON
market Locally the market was dull at o.5oU
6.45c. ..A
Iron was higher in the English market with
standard foundry quoted at 56s 80 ana Cleve.
land warrants at 5ss Cd Locally the market
was unchanged.
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Rosin-per bbl of ESQ 1bs-E, s7.s5; F. s7.45;

Rosin-Per bbl of ESQ lbs-E, sT.s5; F. s7.45;
G, $3.50; h. S7.70: I. $3.50.
Red and White Lead-Red lead. So Qsc per
ID: white lead, S@S1sc according 70 quantity
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cubes a.
crushed 5.60c; powdered, 5-45c; candy gran9-
lated. 5.45c; fine fruit or coarse granulated
5.35c; beet granulated GOO lb bags only, o.Zoc;
confectioners A, $3.50; magnolia A. 4Soc, eAua
c. 4.S5c: golden c. 475c; ID, 465c; D. and T.
crystal dominos. S.75c; tablets half bbls, o-SSci
boxes. 6.10c per lb. Barrels and so ID bags l0c;
half bbls 25c and boxes SOC more per 1OO los TOT
all grades. No order taken for less than 10 bar
rels Its equivalent.
Pacific Codfsh-The Alaska codnshfng company
quotes as follows: Bundles. small wnole % 10 10
bales, 3stc; cases, regular large whole. 1VV m ID
boxes. 41ac; cases, extra, 51sc; cases, eastern
style, size; Behrng, sc; Frigate. 5c; Narrow
Paragon SIC Monarch. 6iac; Western Pride
615c Imperial. DC: Ocean Wave. 6s4e; siberia
&c; Star 2 ID tablets No. &c: Pacific Belle
/ ID tablets No l. &c: Choice Bits, crates,
915c; picked cod. barrels. IS; do, hah par
rels, S.
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Hay and Feedstufs

Receipts of hay yesterday were 905 tons, IN
cluding rs cars. The market was reported dull
and weak though there was no further decline.
The circular of Somers & Co. says
THE steady increase in hay shipments has
received $3.50 tons. in comparison with 4,I6i
for the week preceding. Some little increase
has been noted BY water, but the majority of ar
rivals have been by rail. 1t is difficult to ex-
plain how the Southern Pacific company has
provided so many for hay, for the officials
still claim that their facilities are not improved
In any way as yet. There is considerable hay
in transit by. rail, and the tracks here are
being a bit blocked we look for an early en-
barge to be placed on hay at most shipping
points.
buyers are gradually Withdrawing from the
hay fields for practically nothing can be shipped
here to any advantage now-in fact, so much
hay has been arriving that numerous sacrifices
have been made, so that San Francisco is the
most advantageous place in which to buy hay
at the moment. The weakening has been almost
entirely with wild oat, which Is coming in very
freely from many districts. Strictly fancy wheat
hay, of which there is a very light shipment,
still holds its own at high figures. Anything that
cannot be graded as fancy, however, sells for
Careful investigation shows that although IN
some districts the crop is exceedingly heavy.
are out from various valleys that have generally
shipped hay to this market, and are arranging
TO forward hay into their country to supply the
shortage. How this will balance we unable
to state Our idea is that, as considerable guam
titles of hay will have to be rushed here owing
to lack of storage room, the market will be con
SlderaDly depressed HI some certain perlOd ne
fore the rains, although the winter should see
comparatively strong prices again"
All feedstufs remain as before quoted, with
a weak and well supplied market
Bran-S20@22 per ton.
Middlings-S27@30 per ton.
Shorts-S20 so @22. so per ton
Feedstuffs- Rolled barley, s27@2s; mixed
feed. s21@24; oilcake meal. nominal; cocoanut
cake or meal at mills. S26 In 10 and $2650 In
ton lots: jobbing, ST. corn meal s32; cracked
corn, S33; broom corn feed. 90c@S1 per ctl;
per ton; mealfalfa, $205o; jobDlng, S21. 90
Hay-Choice wheat, $21@2c per ton; good
wheat, $I7@20; other grades wheat. S14@16:
wheat and oat, S12@17; tame oat, $12@17; wild
oat. S10013.50; volunteer, $s@10; alfalfa, $11@
IL. so: stock. SSGl10 per ton.
Straw-60@90c per bale
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GENERAL Merchandise

Bags--San Quentin, 7Ac; grain bags. June
July, SIS @S%c; wool bags, 4215 @4T15c
Coal.wellington, s12 per ton; New yelling
ton, S12; Beaver Hill, SO; Coos bay. $40; Rich.
mond, S12; Cumberland s14 in bulk and SIC %
In sacks: Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke, SIT per
ton in bulk and $19 in sacks; Rocky mountain,
nominal.
57c per gallon for boiled and 55c for
raw cases &c more; castor oil, in cases
No l. 75c; Bakers AA cases, 81. .2801 80: lucoI
SOC for boiled and 4sc for raw China nut. cases,
S5deOc per gallon; cocoanut oil in barrels 81 u
@7lc for xxx, 65@6s15c for No 1 and 621 a
66c for No. 2, according to quantity; extra
bleached winter sperm oil. csc; natural winter
sperm oil, e5c;. natural whale oil, 55c,. extra
winter strained lard oil, S5c: No. lard OIL CSC;
pure neatsfoot oil. 75c; No. neatsfoot OIL
5711c; herring oil. 40c; salmon oil, 35c; boiled
Coal OIL, Gasoline etc.water white coal oil
pearl oil. In cases. lie; astral, lie; star, 17c;
extra star, zoe; Elaine. 26c; eocene. 19c; stove.
gasoline, in bulk, I71zc, In 24c; No. / en-
gine distillate. iron barrels or drums, Sc; No.
do 6lsc. cases 1ac more: benzine, in bulk 121dc
in cases 19c; s6 degree gasoline. in bulk. Soc, in
cases 36c.
Turpentine-s3c per gallon in cases and 76ac
in drums and iron harrels
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Butter. Cheese and Egg.

The egg market retains all of the frmness
noted In the last report, the situation in fact
not yet reached point where Withdrawals
from storage would be profitable, and the daily
aarrisais, being light. are passing out OF first
mand for cheap stock, that is for all grades be-
low extras, continues urgent. and some dealers
report difficulty in securing sufficient supplies to
NIL orders for that class of goods The entire
market has very strong tone, and, while the
expected importations of eastern goods may
check the upward tendency in cheap stock.
nlgner prices for extras, at least. can be ex-
pected at any time.
not increased to any great extent within the
last week or so, the market Is very firm for
sucb sfoct taaey a M saDe goods the proportion OF
mentioned. Tuesdays advance in extras was
easily maintained yesterday. but the under
grades were weak with most receivers carrying
surplus and anxious to keep cleaned up. Some
handlers of Marin county butter state that the
Duik or the arrivals from that source is de-
teriorating in quality favor and general appear-
ance and stock which had previously been clas-
slned as extras has to be sold frsts or sec
There is nothing new TO report IN cheese. the
market market being steady to firm at the old quota
Business on the exchange was as follows:
Butter-20 cases of extras at 251zc
Eggs-231ac bid and 24c asked for extras.
fat frsts at 12hc
Receipts were 1880 lbs butter. 26, 500 lbs
cheese and Lib cases eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the floor
OF the dairy exchange:
Butter-Fresh creamery EXTRAS 251hc nor n
nrm; DO hrsts, 24c, firm; seconds 231hc firm
.hlrus, &c, firm; packing stock, firm at 221Sc
Tor NO and pc for No. .; eastern laile
packed extras. 21 1sc, firm; do frsts, 21c firm.
>, Cheese-Fancy California fats. 1910. per
10, urn; nrsts, 1215c, firm; new young Ameri-
cas-. fancy. l4Xc firm; frsts. 1315c. firm; east
ern storage, fancy, 1s1ac. firm.
Eggs--California fresh extras 231sc per foz,
thirds, 19c firm
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Deciduou. and citrus Fruit.

After the active buying of the two preceding
onS .s tne oemand for fruits was naturally light
ana the ract that all of the butcher shops in
Town were closed down for holiday also helped
10 cut business down considerably. Cherries and
firm. while the receipts OF everything else in
the deciduous line were liberal and prices for
piutas, peaches, figs and apples continued to
weaken Prices of figs, while much lower than
on the preceding day. were remarkably strong.
considering the large offerings which included
over 1000 boxes of freshly arrived stock besides
large carryoyer. Longworth strawberries were
signify lower on increased arrivals, while all
other berries held steady with the Gamers
from Stockton were offering and sold at 75cHSI
small box. There was nothing new to report
ditions. 49, NOA
Berries-Strawberries, s7@s per chest for
Longworths and $5gS for the large varieties:
raspberries. s4.5o@7 per chest; blackberries, S5
for red and s3@5 for black
Apricots-S1. .25@1 40 for boxes and 81 5oa
1-7o for crates; in bulk. 6@sc per lb
Apples-Fine white astrachans in 4 tier boxes
ings of fancy stock are worth from e0c to 81 %,
and common to choice fruit sells at 4oQ75c.
Pears-Sl .25 per box.
Figs-Drawers and single LAYER boxes 65M
9Oc; double layer boxes, S1@1.50.
Cherries = Packed. s5c@51.10 per drawer:
Meions-Cantaloupes s1.75@2.2 .25 for pony and
s2.Io@5.2o for standard crates; watermelons,
Peaches-Boxes. s5c@s1.25 for small and
s1.25@2 for large; baskets. S1@1.25.
Plums-Crates. 75e@S1.25; boxes, 4o@s5c:
baskets, oo@60c; primes. S1.10@1-25 per crate
and 81 for baskets
Grapes (per crate)-Seedless.s s1.75@2; sweet
water, 75c@s1.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Seedling oranges,
sl.50@2.50 so; valencias, s3.50@4; Mediterranean
sweets, S2.25@3: lemons. S3.7504.50 for fancy,
$250@2.35 for choice and S1.25@250 for stand
$4@5.
Tropical Fruits--Bananas. $1@1.50 per bunch
pineapples, s1.5o@2 for small and S3@5 for
large per dozen.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
wheat and Other Grains

wheat-Absence of news from eastern points
owing TO the telegra piers strike keeps local
business at standstill. Beyond there is moth
ing to say regarding the wheat market.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $150@1.522; do milling.
S1.55; California white Australian. 81 65Gl 10;
lower grades of California 81 .20@1. 40; northern
club, nominal northern bluestem, $1.6o@1.6I " !;
northern red, nominal.
FUTURES,
1030 q. session
December-S1.5 .55 asked
Barley-There was nothing doing yesterday
and all conditions remained before stated.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot. S120Q1.2212; COM
mon to fair, $1.15@11715 per ctl; brewing and
shipping. s1.2212 G1.27h per ctl; chevalier, Sl2o
@1.4o per ctl
FUTURES,
1890 a IN. session.
December-S1. .23h.
Oats-The dullness has become pronounced
that some sellers have withdrawn their offerings.
A moderate lot of No. 1 white sold yesterday at
Good to choice red. s1.35@1.4o: common to
fair. S1.3o@1 3215 white, S1.30@1.45 black,
nominal: gray, nominal.
Corn-There is nothing whatever new to re-
port In this market.
California small round yellow, s1.55@1 60;
large yellow. S1.50@1.5 55; white, nominal; west
ern state sacked yellow, guaranteed dry, $1.50@
1.55 spot and 81. so to arrive mixed, TO arrive,
$1.471a; white Egyptian, S1-35; brown Egyptian.
Rye-s1. .45@1. 80 per. ctl for California and
$1.35@1. 40 for Utah.
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face of dullness and closed h@s4c net higher.
The principal bull influences were firm Paris
cables rains in the southwest harvesting sec
tions unfaTorable weather news from France and
bullish Kansas crop estimate July, Sl-oOss;
September. 81 .011a; December. $1.oSs4.
Hops-Quiet.
Hides-Quiet-
Wool-Steady.
Petroleum-Firm.
Suear-Raw, frm: fair refining, 3.25c; CEN
trifugaI sc test, 3.75c; molasses sugar, &c; re-
fined steady.
Cofee-Futures closed steady. net unchanged
70 3 points lower. Sales, 20 $50 bags, including
July at 5I5c; September. 5.2oc: December. $40
assoc: February, 5.30@5.35c; May, 5.4oc; spot,
quiet: No. Rio 6Mc No. Santos, 7Ac; mild.
dull Cordovia, 9@12kc.
Butter-steady; western factory common to
frsts, 17@19kc.
Cheese-Quiet.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market is quiet but
firm. with holders showing disposition to push
sales. Fancy are quoted at SIC; choice, &C.
prime, III 07%c; poor to fair. 6@1c.
Prunes-Are quiet at the moment, put lnere
are export inquiries in the market which impart
a generally firm tone to the situation. quota
tions range from NC to 12hc for Cal1fornla
fruit and from 5ssc to 1oc for Oregon.
Apricots-Are unchanged with choice quoted at
21c extra choice &c; fancy, 22@23c-
Peaches-Are quiet with choice quoted at
III 0l2c; extra choice. 1015 @1o%c; fancy, 1og
1910: extra fancy, 14@1412c.
Raisins-Are firm. with loose muscatels quoted
at So @1Oc; seeded raisins. IA @lSc; LONDON
layers, s1.5591.6o
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money sIarkel

NEW YORK. June 2s.-Prime mercantile
paper. 5l5de per cent; sterling exchange weak weak
with sctusl business IN bankers bills AZ g q
4 SOB for demand and at 81 SS70d 4.S315 for 6l
DAY bills: posted rates. Sz-s4lz and Sass com
mercial bills. SASSY.
Bar silver. 6Ti<c.
Mexican dollars. 52l4c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad honds
STEADY.
ing rste 3 per cent; closing bid pa per cent
offered at 3 per cent
Time loans. strong and dull; eo DAYS, ~ PEI
cent: 30 days zh@4& per cent; six months, 81
ncr cent.
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Dried Fruits, Rai.in., Nut. and Honey

Fruits-New apricots. 20Q25c; evaporated ap-
pies, spot, 81 A@71ac; peaches old, 10@12he;
new crop. 11@14c; prunes, size basis, So a
415c; large sizes, 41a@5c. Future deliveries Of
the 1907 crop are selling to packers at 4h65c
per Id. size basis.
), Rails sns-Nominal, cleaned up. Quotations for
the 1907 crop are Ga Q9c for seeded 61a GTJ@c
for loose muscatels. 6& orc for seedless SUI
tanas, $1.50@1.60 for London layers and S2GS
for clusters.
Nuts-Almonds nonpareils. 1715@1Sc; Y L.
161z G1Sc; ne plus ultra, 16@1Sc; brakes 1917
@l4c; Languedocs, 1874 Q14c; hardshell. 961Oc
Walnuts, 1obbing prices-Softshell. 15@16c for
No. and 12913c for No. 2; Italian chestnuts
5@Sc per lb.
Honey-New white comb. 16@17c latter ng-
ure for small lots; water white extracted 7I5c:
amber, 51s gee per lb.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stock market rather active but still dull
and the copper stocks weak Silver rather lower
Mining stocks frmer but local securities still dull
Local grain markets extremely dull and without feature
IIav and feedstuffs weak. Beans quiet.
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged
Butter cheese and egg markets all firm
Poultry market steady, but receipts continue large
Potatoes and onions firm and unchanged
Fresh fruits quiet with the usual fluctuations.
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Eastern Live.tock Market

CHICAGO, June 2e.--Cattle- Receipts, 10000;
475; heifers, So. .eod5 40; calves s5a7; good to
prime sthers. $5.70@7: poor to medium, 81 .6o@
5.65: stockers and feeders, S2.90@515.
Hogs-Receipts. %, 600: market strong to SC
higher. Light s5.S5@615: mixed. S5.S0@6. 10,
heavy. S5.55G6.o2h; rough. $5.5505. so; pigs
So. 5.40G6.05; good to choice heavy, S5.90@6 OF "a ;
bulk of sales s5. .S56p69o.
Sheep-Receipts, 13.000 market strong to 10c
higher. Natives. S4@6.25; western. SAGE. %;
yearlings. $6.10@6.90; lambs, $5.T5@7.25; west
ern, $575@7.25.
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Mining Stocks Stronger, but Local
Stocks Rands StiII Neglected

Mining Stocks Stronger, but Local
Stocks and Bonds still Neglected
There was no improvement In business In
local securities yesterday, the volume OF trans
actions being very small California Wine as
sociation was frmer at $40.
The Comstock mining shares. though quiet.
were firm, and several made slight advances.
Alpha levied assessment Of &c
There was very good market for the southern
Nevadas in the morning, and the list as a
whole showed advanced quotations but in the
afternoon a decline set in and continued until
the close of the day. In the early trading
Goldfeld Consolidated sold up TO 81. but stood
at S6S5 at the close Combination Fraction
was briskly dealt in at s3.6715@3.s so in the
forenoon and $3.40@3.67h in the afternoon,
closing at $3.45. There no particular news
around the boards
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are as follows
Beef-61a @7c per lb for steers and 51h@6Izc
for cows
veal-61s @s1ac for large and s4@s1ac for
small.
! Mutton-1o@1o16c for wethers. s@1oc for
ewes.
Handspring. 111k@121sc per b.
Dressed Hogs-111 Il 112c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, less so per
cent shrfnkage for cattle
Cattle-Steers, No. 1, Sc; second quality IN
71ac; third quality, 6@61ac; cows and heifers
7@715c for No. 1, second quality &c. third quail
ity SIC; bulls and stays. 3@315c.
Calves-5c per Id for light, 415c for medium
and 31ac for heavy tgross weght).
Sheep-Wethers, 5@6c per lb; ewes, 4h@515c
(gross weight.
Thanksgiving, 6@6hc-
Hogs-1oO to 200 lbs. Tie per lb; 200 and up
ward 81 @7c; boars 90 per cent, stays. 3o@40
per cent and sows 1o@20 per cent of from
above quotations
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Beans and seed.

Numerous changes in seeds will be noted. yell
low mustard is very high, but brown mustard is
lower. There is hardly any alfalfa offering.
There is nothing new in beans, except that
limas are barely steady. They made too much
of a sudden jump last week.
Beans tper ctll--Bayos $3.1503 %; pea. $50
3.25; small white, $2.S5@3; large white. $2.6
2.70; pink. 81. 4062 co. red. So. 251350; limas
s5.15@5.20: red kidneys. s3.25@3.50: blackeyes.
$4.90@5; butter, $4.50@5; horse beans, $29
2.25; cranberry beans, $3-75Q4; Garvanzas.
So 25@3.75.
Seeds-Browp mustard. 262hc; yellow mus
tard, &c; faxseed, $2.90m3; canary, Az @4hc;
alfalfa, 15c; rape I1s@31sc; timothy. nominal
hemp, 415@5c; miliet, 2s4c per lb; broom corn
seed. S18@20 per ton.
Dried PeasNiles. nominal; green peas. $3.50
@2I5 per ctl-
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Poultry and Gnme

Arrivals of poultry from domestic points were
heavy, over 100 coops coming to hand on the
early express alone. and there straight
car of western chickens on sale. Buying was
brisk and desirable stock kept well cleaned t,p
but the heavy arrivals prevented any material
improvement in prices. Small spring chickens
such as ffyers and hroilers constituted the buIk
of the arrivals from local points, and that line
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FIour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras, $5.20@5. 40
net, without discount; bakers extras. S.. 2o9
ington, per bbi. $49o@5.2o for family and 81 25
"a 30 for cut of.
Farinaeeous Goods-Prfces in packages, net
cash. no discount, are follows: Graham -four,
s3i per 100 lbs; rye -four So. 40; meal. $500;
rice -four. S720; meal, $2.75; extra cream
do S3. 40: oat meal, 81. 10; oat greats. 81 80 !;
hominy, S3.4o@3.60; buckwheat flour, $4;
cracked wheat, $3.50; farina, S4.20 whole wheat
-four. So 20; rolled oats, bbls, S6Q725; In sacks,
Sc 5oG6.76. rolled wheat bbls $4.30; in sacks,
So so; pearl barley, S5.40 split peas, boxes, So;
green peas, $5 per 100 lbs.
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Northern Business

SEATTLE. June 2s.-Clearings. s1,4s5, 1s5;
balances, S16S, SIS
TACOMA. June 26.-CIearings 1922 So7; bal
ances $50. POL
SPOKANE. June 2e.-clearings, ss2s,s1s; bal
ances SI27,757
PORTLAND. June 2e.-clearings. s1.12e,s1s;
balances, S116,116.
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Provisions

Cured Meats-Bacon, 151sc per ID for heavy
15A @151sc for light medium, 161ac for light,
17@1715c for extra light and 1e@21c for sugar
cured; dry salted sides, 14c; bellies, 14h @I5c;
hams, 161ac; mess beef, SO per bbl: extra mess.
$3.50; family. $40: prime mess pork, $24; extra
clear. S27; mess. $25; pig pork, S2S: pigs feet,
So: smoked beef. 14c per lb.
Lard-Tierces quoted at 9%c for California
compound. 9Ac for eastern compound and 12c
for pure; half barrels, pure. 12Ac; 90 ID tins.
12Ac; 10 Id tins, 12%c; lb tins, 12Ne; 3 lb
tins. 13c.
Cottolene-one half barrel, 11%c; three halt
barrels, Ike; one terce, 111sc; two tierces.
lie; five tierces, 107sc.
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Hides. TaIlow. wool and HOE.

Hides-Culls and brands sell about - l1c uu-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers lie; me-
dunn, loc; light. 10c; cow hides, 10e for heavy.
veal, 14c; salted calf, 14lac; dry hides. i9c:
dry kip. 1s15c; dry calf, 23c; sheepskins. shear.
lings, 20@50c each short wool, 50@90c each:
medium, 9OcQs1; long wool, 81 25@l.5O: horse,
hides, salt, $3@350 for large, S250@3 for me-
dium and sl@l.25 for small; horsehides, dry.
S2@3 for large and 81 25@2 for medium, 5oc0
dry Mexican, 361a @39c; picked do, 35c; dry ,aIt
do. 29c; Mexican dry hides 19c; dry salt do. 15c:
picked do, 17c; goatskins. prime angora 75c
extra large do. $1.50; large. soc; medium, s5c
small, 25c.
TalIow- No rendered. 5G5Ac; No. .. "A
41bc: grease. 2@315c.
Woo-Spring clip: Northern bright. 2o024c.
Mendocino 2l@25c; middle county, I7a19c: San
defective.
Hops-Cboice, s@9c; prime, 70715c; common.
5@6c per Id. Contracts for 1907 crop, 9H011c
per ib.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

chickens.
Poultry tper dozen)-.Hens. s6@7.5O for large
young ROSTERS. se5o@s. so; fryers. 81. 5oG5. 30,
for large and $3.50@4 for small; broilers, s2@
$50: pigeons, S1.25@1-50; squads, $1.50@2;
ducks, S5@6 for young and S4@5 for old; gos-
lings, 81 per pair; geese, s1.T5@2 per pair.
Game--Nominal
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Northern wheat Marke

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. June 26.-Unchanged. Bluestem,
s5c; club. S3c; red s1c
OREGON
PORTLAND, June 26.-Club, sec; bluestem,
soc; red SAC; valley, sec
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Cash GRAIN and Provisions

CHICAGO, June 26.-Cash quotations were
@s1.o2; No 3, s2e@si. OF; No. ? red, BOZ @si Iac;
42ssc; No. white. Az @45c; No 3 white, 43G
44Ac. No. rye. SIC. Fair to choice
mailing barley, 7oG73c. No. 1 northwestern
fax seed. 81. .251a; prime timothy seed, 81 75;
clover, contract grades. $15.25; short ribs sides
goose). -$s.5o@s.7o: Mess pork. per Dbl, $3.50
sides Cboxedl. Ss.s7.asi21S. Whisky, wi @ basis o Of