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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-01-10
Worth Of Orc Yet In the
Bins-Cars Scarce and
Coal Supply Running
Short at Some Of the
Mining Plants.

: Total sales. ...s.... 674.7Io 72'97o
r. s.valqe, sinc. $r4;s72; lead, $a,e9I, total
.:Sf7.s6,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-01-10
Prices subject to market change
ALSO BUYS HIDES AND FuRs.

West of Coop-r's, Baxter Syringe
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Bank Dividends

The Bank Of san Francisco. successor 10 the
Citizens national bank has declared dividend
on savings accounts for the half year ending
June 30 al the rate Of per cent per annum
payable July /.
The scandinavian savings viii pay divi-
den6s on the LIST of July at the rate Of 3& pei
cent per annum ordinary and per cent on
term deposits.
The German savings and loan society has de-
clsred semiannusl depositors' dividend at the
rate Of $40 per cent per annum on all oe'
posits payable July !.
The Croker national bank viii pay a semi
annual dividend Of 4 per cent In July
The san Francisco national bank VIII pay
quarterly dividend July l at the rate Of {
per cent per annum.
The Well Fargo Nevada national bank viii pay
s dividend Of per cent for the frst half OF Tie
year on July l.
The American national bank OF San Francisco
has declared a dividend Of per cent for the
six months ending June 30. payable July l. The
previous semiannual dividends have been 212 PEI
cent. The sum Of $50 600 was also carried tc
the reserve fund.
The Hfbernia savings and loan society has
declared a dividend 10 depositors at the rate
OF Ok per cent on all deposits. payable July !.
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General NIerchandis

Bags-San Quentin. 7%c; grain bags. June
July. SIS gS%e; wool bags, 421a q471Hc.
ton. So; Beaver Hill. SO; Coos bay, $40; Rich
mond $12; Cumberland. S14 in bulk and $16.2 25
in sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke, SIT per
ton in bulk and S19 in sacks; Rocky mountain.
nominal
Oil-ouotations are for barrels: Linseed.
Sic per gallon for boiled and 55c for
raw, cases &c more; castor oil. In caFes
No. 1, 75c; Bakers AA, cases, s.. .2SG1130; lueol.
SOC for boiled and 4Se for raw: China nut. cases,
s5@9oc per gallon; cocoanut oil in barrels. 81
Q71c for XXX. 65G6s1ac for No l and 621s q
66c for No. 2. according to quantity; extra
bleached winter sperm oil. 65c; natural winter
sperm oil, 65c; natural whale oil, SOC extra
winter strained lard oil, S5c; No. 1 lard l. csc;
pure neatsfoot oil. 75c; No. 1 neatsfoot oil,
81 1ac; herring oil, 40c; salmon oil, 35c; boiled
fish oil, 35c; paint oil. Csc.
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc.-Water white coal oil.
from tank wagon. l0g11e; special. do. 121ae;
extra star, Zoe; Elaine, 26e: eocene. 19c; stove,
gasoline. In bulk. 171ac, in cases. 24c; No l en-
gine distillate, iron barrels drums, Sc; No.
do Sac. 615c more: benzine. In bulk 123ac.
81 cases 19e; SO degree gasoline, in bulk, SOC, in
cases Sec.
Turpenttne-sSc per gallon in cases and 761Sc
in drums and iron barrels
Rosn-Per Dbl of 2S0 Ibs-E, $7.35; +, S7.45;
G, $3.50; II, $40; I. $3.50:
Red and White Lead-Red lead. S1S 6l9c per
ib; white lead, s9S15c, according to Quantity.
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows. terms net cash. Cubes A.
crushed. 5.60c; powdered, 5.45c; candy granu-
lated. 5.45c; fine fruit coarse granula ted.
confectioners A. $3.50; magnolia A. 495c; extra
G. 4-S5c; golden G, 4.75c; ID, 4.65c; II. and E.
crystal dominos, s.75c; tablets half bbls. 5S5c;
boxes, 6.10c per lb. Barrels and so lb bags 1Oc;
all grades. No order taken for less than 75 bar
rels its equivalent
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Hutton's wire saws:
The fact that all Of the 20 600 notices issued
at the opening for deliveries on July contracts
were promptly stopped and the bull CLIQUE
brokers' appeared as good buyers of both July
and August stimulated bullish sentiment ma
terlaily- In consequence less consideration was
paid to the disappointing cables and fine weather
Ia Ine cotton belt, and buying became more gen
dence during the forenoon and carried prices up
y points on July and Is to Is points on the
rest or the list There was good deal of real
izlng on the bulge. but there was enough bull
support TO keep the undertone arm and maintain
most OF the early advance. There are numerous
tips current that the Forthcoming crop reports
from various sources in effort to forecast the
next months government report will be bullish
The bulls expect to sustain the market on these
reports. The government report will be issued
Tuesday afternoon, July 2.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetable.

The potato market Is In a very unstable con-
dition at present, and while the quotations do
not vary much from day to day. there is gem
eral feeling of uncertainty regarding the out
the buying movement and no one seems TO know
just how much stock TO expect from the dis
tricts in the southern part of the state, which
are sending more stock to this market than
ever before. As a result jobbers and shipping
merchants very chary about buying against
future wants at the high prices prevailing. ana
this feeling makes for unsatisfactory conditions
all around The opinion prevails that prices are
too high. although II is admitted that they are
justified by the supply and demand at the no
ment. Onions continue very firm. with prices
for red steadily strengthening. Receipts IF
ment from Stockton to points outside of the
state is absorbing the bulk OF the supplies
Prices for the leading summer vegetables
continue to weaken and the market Is badly
congested with tomatoes. cucumbers and summer
squash WHICH are still arriving in liberal guam
titles from all sections. Beans also in
abundance and green peppers are becoming more
Potatoes tper ctn-New crop: Burbanks,
50 6513: early rose. $2.2502.75; garnet chiles,
S2.25@2.75; old eastern Burbanks nominal.
Onions-New red, $3.10Q3.25 per sack; new.
yellow, $3.25 per ctl; Australian, $4@4.5o per
GENITAL.
acknowledgements 6@9c per lb for gen.
eral offerings and 10@13c for extras rhubarb,
Sl@l 25 per box: green peas Az G5c per III;
tomatoes, crates 75cQS1 .25, boxes 50Q65c; string
and beans, lac per ID; summer squash,
60@75c for small and 81 .25@1.75 for large boxes
egg plant, per lb green peppers, S10@15c
per Id; cucumbers, 50@60c for small and $1@1.5 30
for large boxes; garlic. 3h@5c per ID for
new; cabbage, $3.50 per ctl; caulihower 65@90c
per dozen; green corn, $1.25@2 per sack for
Winters and 30Q35c per dozen for Alameda.
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Los AnreIcs NIarkets

LOS ANGELES, June 2S.-The produce market
today was devoid of special feature and prices
placed the produce exchange board as show ing
the average condition of the market were the
same as yesterday.
Produce receipts-Eggs. 447 cases; butter,
2,072 pounds; potatoes, S55 sacks; onions, 30
sacks
Eggs-Local ranch, candled. 23c; local ranch,
case count. 21c.
Butter-Creamery. extras, 571ac; creamery,
frsts. soc; dairy, 24@25c.
Cheese-Northeru, fresh, Ice; anchor large.
1Sc; Tulare cheese, fats, lie; anchor. Young
America. 19c; anchor, hand, zoe; eastern singles,
1s@19c; eastern twins, zoe; eastern cheddars,
16@l6hc; eastern Longhorn, 19Q20c; eastern
daisy, Ice: Swiss, imported 32c; Swiss, do
nestle, 22c; Limburger, 13c.
Potatoes (per ctll-New stock, $2.25@25O;
new early rose, $2@2.25; Bliss early triumph
(new). S2@2. 25.
Onions-Imperial Berhudas, IS crate s.. .25
@3.50 sack silverskins, So; garlic, S@9c; chills,
evaporated 11@12c sun dried 14@15c, ground
1215e Mexican (bulk) 1914
Beans (per ct)-Pink. No. l, So; Lima, No. J.
$500; Lady Washington, No. 1. So; do. small
white. So. so; blackeye s5.5o@6.50; Garvanzas,
$o:5o@e lentils. 124 @15c pound.
Poultry = Buying prices live weight. per
pound-Broilers, pound to ~ pounds. not
wanted; l u to 2H pounds, lie; fryers, under 3
hens, lie; stays and old ROSTERS, 7c; turkeys,
heavy, tic; light turkeys not wanted; ducks,
lOe; squads and pigeons. S1.50@1.75 a dozen.
Selling prices, frozen, dressed eastern stock per
pound-Hens, i6G17c; young roosters, 19hc;
fryers 19c; broilers, &c; turkeys, old toms,
2l1ac; young TOMS 23c; hens 22hc; geese, lie;
ducks, 1Sc.
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butter. Cheese and Egg.

The market for eggs and dairy produce main
taius good position and with business assuming
more satisfactory proportions right along, all
kinds of eggs and cheese and the upper grades
of creamery butter cleaning up readily
with most dealers The high price of extra
butter is causing mild the cheaper
grades, particularly on the hrsts, which are
slightly higher in consequence. There are still
more sellers than buyers of cheap butter among
the jobbing element, however. The arrivals cf
eggs continue to clean up almost fast as
they come in, the lower grades especially being
in sharp request and relatively frmer than
the average and there is no noticeable increase
or decrease in the stocks the shelves from
day to day.
Business on the exchange yesterday was as
follows:
Butter-20 cases of extras at 26c, and 24hc
bid and 25c asked on firsts.
Eggs-10 cases of extras at 2315c and 20 ct
24c.
Receipts were 80 800 lbs butter, 1880 lbs
cheese and 7S5 cases eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers the floor
of the dairy exchange:
Butter-Fresh creamery, extras, 26c per ID,
firm. do firsts. 2415c, firm; seconds, 251ac firm;
for No. 1 and 22c for No. >; eastern ladle
packed extras. p &c. firm; do hrsts. 21e, firm
Cheese-Fancy California new Oats, l3Hc. per
h. firm; frsts. 12lac. flrm new young Ameri-
cas-. fancy, 14Hc, firm; frsts 1S13c, firm; fancy
Oregon, 14l5c, Drm; New York, fancy, 1S15c,
firm.
Eggs-California fresh extras, 24c per do1,
firm; hrsts, 22c,' firm; seconds. 1870, firm
thirds, l9c firm.
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Deciduou, and eytru. Fruit.

win the usual FRIDAY duIlQeSS prevailing
the fruit market was lifeless and devoid of fea-
ture yesterday, and while price changes were
numerous they were generally confined to nar-
row fuctua tons. Figs were lower under con-
tipued large arrivals and a heavy carry over,
and peaches were in increased supply and easier.
The market was overstocked with plums. the
varieties. some of which were not wanted at
ALL hence the wide range In the quotations.
Tragedy prunes and what few cherries and
grapes came to hand met with ready sale, while
apricots were dull the high prices having checked
the demand Small packages of the latter were
very slow of sale, while loose lots were
merely in fair request and failed to clean up.
There were several carloads of watermelons
and cantaloupes available and the stock con-
tinued to move of well at steady to firm rates.
Berries were unchanged. with the Gamers keep
ing the market bare of surplus lots.
nS sGss for fb per cness Tor
raspberries S5@S per chest; blackberries, S5@7
per chest; loganberries, s4@5 per chest for red
and S3@4.50 for black.
Currants-S6@9 per chest.
Apricots-S1. .25@1-40 for boxes and $1-50@
AppIes-Fine white astrachans in tier boxes
selling at S1-50 per box, while general offer
ings of fancy stock are worth from 9oc to s1.25,
and common to choice fruit sells at 40Q75c.
Crabapples-75c@S1 per box.
Pears-S1 @1.25 per box.
Figs-Drawers and single layer boxes. 50G60c:
fcsels ias layer boxes si@l 20 large boxes sl'0s
cherries-Packed, s1@1.s5 per drawer; loose,
Me1ons-Cantal loupes, 1.5oa2 for pony snd
81 .25@a for standard crates; watermelons, &c
peaches-Boxes, 75c@s1 for small and = for
large baskets, 75G90c.
Plums. crates, 75c@1.1o boxes, 4O@S5c; bas-
kets. 5O@6Oc; prunes, $1@150 per crate ami
81 for baskets.
Grapes (per crate)-Seedless. s15o@2; sweet
water 75c@S1.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Seedling oranges.
81 .5oa2 so: valencias. So. .5o@4: Mediterranean
sweets. S2.5O@3; lemons. s3.75@450 for fancy.
81. .50@3.25 for choice and $12592.50 for stand
ard; grapefruit, $2.50@3.25 for seedless; lines
$415.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas $1@1.50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $3@3.50 for Central American:
pineapples, $1.50@2 for small and $3@5 for
large per dozen.
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks quiet and not materially changed.
Call money still higher. Sterling exchange slightly lower
Cotton Is to lS points higher. Copper stocks easy
Local stock and bond exchange closed.
Southern Nevada mining stocks generally lower
Shipment Of Sl25O30 in to the orient
Wheat and barley firm but quiet Oats dull and weak.
Large arrivals of bran and shorts from north
Production -four north gradually overtakng consumption
Beans and seeds quiet at previous quotations.
No further change in fresh cured meats.
Potatoes unsettled, with buyers holding off Onions firm.
Poultry weak, with continued large arrivals
Fresh market literally supplied and dull.
Butter, eggs and cheese cleaning up well.
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Ihls rail-. was brought about by the report OF
crops in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and
IeAas VIII be only so per cent of the yieid OF
last year. The market weakened again IN the
hnal hour, on renewed profit taking and closed
steady September opened unchanged 70 & &c
advanced to 70 clas;Sv syc sotd OF ssae SH C. ' l
Small primary receipts and liberal shipments
caused trm tone In the corn market. COM
mission houses were buying all day Crop news
was OF bullish character. The market closed
STEADY. September opened unchanged to hte
closed at SIC
oats Were inclined to be weak for the greater
longs. The nay because ern, uI az t6e opening
Oats for September delivery opened &c to Ac
higher, at 3Sc to 3S1sc sold Off TO 3l9sc 20
37&c. and closed at 37atc.
Trading in provisions was light. At the close
pork was shade lower. lard down sc and
ribs were 507hc lower
The leading futures RANGED as follows:
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Flour and F.rinaceou, Good.

The representatives of northern mills re-
port their mills fully occupied. but say that
the output is at present larger than the new
orders coming in and at the present rate of
progress it will not be long ere the produc-
tion of -four will more than overtake the con-
sumption. The mills getting all the wheat
they want at the moment.
Flour-Calfornia iamily extras. S.. .20@5. 20
net. without discount: BAKERS extras. S5.20@
5.45. super6ne, 81. .10094.30; Oregon and Wash
ington. per Dbl. s4.90@5. 20 for family and 81 %
al 80 for cut of.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in package net
cash. no discount follows: Graham -four,
s. per loo hs rye -four $40, rye meal 81 %;
rice -four. S7.20: meal. S2.75; extra cream
do. So. 40 oat meal. 81. 10: .oat groats. 81. 70;
hominy s3.40@3. so; buckwheat dour. 81;
cracked wheat So. SC: farina. 81. 20; whole wheat
-four. $3.50. rolled oats. bbls s6efT25; in sacks,
So 5n06.7s- rolled wheat bbls S430; in sacks,
So So pearl harley $40 split peas. boxes. SO;
s.reen peas, So per 100 lbs
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Hnr md FeedstuR.

The feature of the market Yesterday was the
heavy arrivals of feedstuffs-16. 294 SKIS bran and
almost 10000 SKIS of shorts-from the north. The
receivers stood under these heavy arrivals. how
ever. and supported the market Tie feellnl,
continues weak however.
Receipts of hay liberal. being 50 cars.
TIE market continued weak and there an-
other decline in the upper and medium grades.
Bran-$20022 per ton
Middlings- -$27630 per ton.
Shorts-$20. .50@2250 per ton.
FeedstuFs-Rolled barley S2702S; mixed
feed. $2l@24; oilcake meal, nominal; cocoanut
cake or meal at mills. see in 10 and S2650 in
ton lots; jobbing. S2T; corn meal. $22; cracked
corn S33 broom feed. 90c6$1 per ctl
alfalfa meal carload lots. S20.50; iobbing. S21 so
per ton; mealfalfa, $20.50; iobDlng. $21. So
Hay-Choice wheat, S20021 per ton: good
wheat. S15019; other grades wheat. s10@14;
wheat and cat, $10G16.50; tame oat, $10@
1850; wild oat. S10@13.50: volunteer, $S@l0;
alfalfa, S11@13.50; stock. SS@1O per ton.
Straw-6OY90c per bale.
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New York Grain and producc

NEW YORK, June 2S-Flour-Receipts 49,.
sO0 barrels; exports, 1890; sales $3.50; firm.
with trade quiet.
Wheat-Recepts, 81 500 bushels: exports. q
800; spot, firm; No. red. 81 .001s elevator and
SlO3h (. O. b. afoat; No. l northern Duluth
Si-i5 l. o. b. ahoat; No. 2 hard winter 81 O55s
T. o. b. af1oat. Following Thursdays big adj,
vance wheat was very nervous today and in the
AFTERNOON advanced sharply further bullish
crop news. coupled with active covering This
ing. the market closing &c lower TO ssc net ad-
vance. July closed s1.o31s; September closed
$l.05; December, S1.07A.
Hops-Quiet
Hides-Quiet.
Wool-Sfeady.
Petroleum-Firm
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining 33oc: CEN
trffugal 96 test, 9.S7c; moIasses sugar, 3I2c;
refined, steady
Conee-Futures closed steady net unchanged
$4,000 bags. including July. 5.15G5 2oc; Sep
tember, 5.15@5.20c; December. 5.20c: March,
530@ 5.S5c; spot, quiet; No Z Rio 6lsc. No 4
Santos, 71c; mild. dull; Cordova, 4@1215c
Butter-Unchanged.
Eggs-Unchanged
Evaporated Apples-The market showed no
change on fresh features. Fancy are quoted at
SIC; choice, Sc; prime, 7&c: poor to fair 60l7c
Prunes-Are quiet spot, but holders are
confident, owing TO frmness on the coast. Quo
tations range from 41z@1215c for California
new fruit. and from SIS @9c for Oregon, the out
side price being for 30s and 4os.
Apricots-Are unchanged at 21c; extra choice,
22c; fancy, 22@23c.
Peaches-Are dull. with choice quoted at
1l13 4l2e; extra choice 12la @12%c; fancy. 13@
13l4c; extra fancy, 14@1415c.
Raisins-Are firm, with loose muscatels quoted
at So @l0c; seeded raisins, ~ @13c; London
layers, $1.50@1.65.
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Wheat and other Grain.

Wheat-chicago was frmer with damage
reports still coming in, but there was good
deal of realizing. Jones, Of the Commercial
West. issued a statement that the Kansas crop
would be about 3s. 600, 900 bushels, and the com
bined crop of Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas,
Io,000,00O bushels, against 155. 900. 900 bushels
last year. Liverpool futures were higher.
There was nothing new in this market. Trade
IN both futures and cash grain continued dull.
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.50@1. 1.52h; do milling.
Sl55: California white Australian. 81. .650a1 10;
lower grades of California. $1.20@1.4O: northern
club, nominal; northern bluestem, $1.60@I .671h !;
northern red. nominal.
FUTURES,
1890 q. session.
Dec-s1. .53% bid
barey-The market was very steady yester-
day, bids of $1.22h for feed being turned
down By holders. There were no sales re-
ported.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot, Sl.20@1 -221a; COM
mon to fair. $1.15Q1.17ia per ctl; brewing and
saipplng. u 2219 Ql.27h per ctl; chevaier. $l.20
FUTURES.
10.S0 a. M. session.
Oats-Although there are large lines on the
market there are very few samples showing.
owing TO the almost utter lack of demand.
Prices are weak and unchanged.
fair. s1.3o@l .321a: white. S1.30@1.45; black,
Tor seed, 81; gray, nominal.
changed.
California small round yellow, s155@1 go;
large yellow, 81. 50@1-55; white. nominal; west
ern state sacked yellow, guaranteed dry, 81 .500
LOO spot and $150 to arrive; Mixed to arrive,
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Poultry and Game

Arrivals of poultry from state shipping points
some LITTLE time tba racainfS consis+ JaroaIv
Of understood hens and small young chickens.
The market keeps fairly well cleaned up on
and unsustaiued as a rule. Fat heavy hens
and full grown young ROSTERS are meeting with
the usual prompt demand and sales of the
latter occasionally reported at advance
over the outside quotations. Retailers look
ing for spring turkeys and offering up to 25c a
pound for them.
Poultry (per dozen)-Rens. s6@7.5o for large
and S5@5.50 for small: old roosters. $445;
young roosters. $6.50@S.50; fryers. S4.50@5.50;
for large and So. .50@4 for small; broilers, S2@
$50; pigeons. S1.25@150; squads. $1.5002;
ducks, S5@6 for young and $4Q5 for old sos-
lings, $1.75@2 per pair; geese, S1.50G1.75 per
pair.
Game-Nominal
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NOM Ynrk stnck NIarket

NEW YORK. June 2S.-The call money mar
ket was further disturbed today by prepara tions
Tor the July settlements. Loans made at the
stock exchange today. however carry over IN
button Of dividends and interest 10 the amount
OF approximately SlS3. coo, 600. Such was the
course OF reasoning which prompted the pursuit
of the early opera tions in stocks today until
the failure OF the New York city bond Offering
threw a oamper on enthusiasm. 1t is expected
that much OF this SlS3 600 600 viii find its way
back into stocks for reinvestment. 1t is ex-
pected, also. that the money market viii sub
side into easier conditions soon after the turn
the present movement in stocks on the outcome
of events expected is quite generally as
sumed- on the side OF the money market out
come IL is quite usual for the month end re-
quirements 70 be rejected IN the New York
money market for some time The rise in call
money rates today also accepted one
cause for the absence Of gold engagements for
What may happen when the call loan rate sub
sides again is important question. The
weeks reports OF the great foreign banks showed
q weakened position, which might necessitate
further recuperatioD. With the banks however.
the response 10 the relaxation following settle
meat periods is always very prompt. The
downward tendency Of discounts in London indi-
Gates the expectation OF easier conditions al
sn early period.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value
1856 600.
United States bonds were unchanged.
New York stock List
E. F, Hutton Co, 4eo California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, June 2s.-The local wheat market
closed steady today because OF liberal realizing
sales, the September delivery showing a net
loss or sc. Corn was unchanged. oats were &c
lower and provisions shade to 5@7Hc lower
FOLLOWING yesterdays sensational advance
many traders were eager to sell wheat at the
opening today In order to secure profits This
caused moderate weakness early in the day. The
market, however, soon, became steady because
or reports of dry weather In the spring wheat
territory. During the latter part of the ses-
sion a sharp rally took place. prices advancing
about cents above the lowest point of the day.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The London tin mar
ket higher, with spot closing at e1e2 los,
an advance of FL los, and futures at f1S2 los
or los higher. The local market was dull with
spot quoted at 42.75M43. 25c.
Copper was higher in the English market with
spot closing G2 higher at G96 and futures e
los higher at Sol l5s. Locally the market CON
tinued dull and quotations were more or less
nominal Lake is quoted at 23@24c; electrolytic,
22@22. 25c; casting. 21 @2l.25c.
Lead unchanged at 5.70d5.S0c in the
local market. but advanced 5s to f20 In london
Spelter unchanged at ETA 5s In london
and at 6.35 6.45c locally.
Iron lower in the English market with
standard foundry quoted at SOS 1od and Cleye-,
land warrants at SOS i1sd- Locally the market
was unchanged
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THE STOCK MARKET
Southern Nevada Stocks Weak Under
Closing Out of DOnnellan Holdings
FOR FRIDAY. JUNE Is

The stock and bond exchange held no session
yesterday, owing to the funeral of the late
broker A. W. Blow. The San Francisco mining
exchange also adjourned at for the same
reason. the deceased being q member OF this
board also.
The southern Nevada stocks were quiet and
generally lower, owing chiefly TO the selling out
of the holdings OF Kenneth Donnellan. the broker
who suspended on Thursday. Otherwise there
was nothing in mining stocks
The San Francisco mining exchange has decid-
ed - keep its rate of commission stock sales
at II of l per cent.