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tables. and with few exceptions everyt thing on
the list ruled firm, rhubarb and summer squash
being particularly so under extremely light sup
plies There was heavy increase in the re-
ceipts of string and wax beans, liberal con-
signments coming to hand from various quarters
causing break in prices, while peas We're
more plentiful and lower with the Gamers
securing large supplies at the inside quotation
Potatoes iper ctD--Riyer whites. M-75@2;
Oregon Burbanks, S2.25@2-75; eastern Burbanks.
SISo@2: eastern rurais, S1.65@1-S5; new po-
tatoes, -. 90 for early and 81. 50@3-o0
for white
onions-New red, $1.75@2 per sack: Bermuda
Sl.3UcgZ per crate: Australian S3Q3-J 30 per ctl.
Vegetables-Asparagus 5@I0c per lib for gen
eral offerings and 11@13c for extra; rhubaro
$l5O per box; green peas 11a@3c per 10;
tomatoes, $2@2.7S per crate; string beans.
601c per ID for southern and S@11c for
northern; summer squash, S1@1.50 per box; egg
plant, 25635c per ID: cucumbers. $1.25M1. 20 per
box; garlic, 6@Sc per lb; cabbage, $1.I0@2 per
cti: cauiifower, 65@75c per dozen; carrots. 81
per sack; turnips. S1M1.5O per sack.
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

The local -four market is reported quiet at
said to have snnni;es on hand for ,xn
yet. The market shows easiness, however.
: Flour-Calfornia family extras $5.20M5. 20
net. without discount bakers extra. $520@
5.45; superfne. s4.1o64.3o; Oregon and Wash
ington, per bbl $4.90Q5.20 for family and 81. 20
M4.50 for cut off.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash, no discount are follows Graham -four,
So per 100 lbs; rye -four, $40; rye meal,
So 20; rice -four, $7.20; corn meal, S2.75; extra
cream do. s.. 40; oat meal, $4.10; oat groats,
81 30; hominy. $3.40@3. co; buckwheat flour, 81 |;
cracked wheat, $3.50: farina, S4.2o; whole wheat
hour, So. 90; rolled oats. bbls, s67.25; in sacks.
Sc. 6.50@675; rolled wheat, bbls. $3.50; in sacks,
s.. 80; pearl barley. $40; split peas, boxes So
green peas, $5 per 100 lbs.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, June There was no quotable
change in the metal markets and business was
quiet in the absence of cables.
Tin was quoted at 42@43c.
Copper continues more less nominal. with
lake quoted at 24@25c, electrolytic at 23@23 75c
and casting at 22@22. soc.
Lead quiet at &C.
Spelter at 6.40@6 45c
Iron was quiet and unchanged
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Poultry and Game

As usual Saturday there was very little
poultry received from any source and supplies
consisted almost entirely of stock carried over
from the preceding day. Business was very
quiet, with only large young chickens receiving
any marked attention, and in some instances
buyers were able to secure supplies of the most
favored descriptions at round concessions. Hens.
which have been very slow of sale for week
more, were offering freely at weak rates
but found few takers, and a large number OF
coops had to be held over.
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens. s6@7. 90 for large
and $4.50@5 for small; old roosters, S4@4.bO;
young ROSTERS, S7@9; fryers, Sc 5097 for
large and $5. 50@6 for small; broilers, $4@5 for
large and S2.50@3hO for small; pigeons. 81 254
LOO; squads, $1.50@2; ducks, $667 for young
and $5Q5.50 for old; goslfngs, $2@2o0 per pair;
geese, 81 per pair.
Game-Hare, 81. .25@250 for large and 81: :259
!. so for young; cottontai rabbits $3.50 for large
and 81 .50M1.15 for young.
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WeeI,Ir Rank CIenrings

Local bank clearings last week were $37, 49,
23O against SIS, ,0s2, ,62I for the corresponding
week last year. There were only i've business
DAYS last week owing 70 the holiday.
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NIoremenf OF Snecie

NEW YORK. June Total imports OF specie
1T New York for the week ending today
So. 900 silver and SAC, ,535 gold. Total exports
~ specie Tor the week 81 oS0, 452 silver and
50 Sl5, SIS gold.
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Butter. Cheese and Egg.

CHICAGO. June 1.--On the produce exchange
today the butter market was firm; creameries,
1Sm ne; dairies, 17@211ae; eggs, steady at
mark cases included. 14h @15c frsts 1oc;
prime firsts, easy cheese, 13@l4c.
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Potatoes, onions and Vegetables

The market for new potatoes was lower and
distinctly weak yesterday under heavy arrivals
from the river in addition to the usual heavy
deliveries from the bay growing sections There
being no shipping demand to speak OF. supplies
proved too much for the market to absorb and
attempts to urge business by shading the quota
tions on river goods caused a general decline
IN prices. The best sacked lots OF Burbanks
from across the bay were sti quoted up to
$3.50 GENITAL. but sales above pound we're.
rare and the latter figure was generally re-
garded as the top for general offerings. The
market for old crop goods was unchanged and
featureiess M with the usual Saturday dullness
prevailing. New red onions were in good
quest at steady to firm rates. while the other
descriptions continued TO drag.
There was good weekend inquiry for yege-
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
Wheat and Other Grains

M Wneat.Chieago was lower again This mar. mar,
"as n0'n'ls neg CASH 81 'ns WHEAT fiisa am
81 soa 5ai4 California : whit white "A australian sll
81 .521a 91. .65 lower grades of California 81. 20
@1.37la; northern club, S1.45@1.47E: northern
6iueStem, Sl:o2A @I621ai northern red, Sl.45@
FUTURES
1880 a. N. session.
No transactions.
December-$1.59 50 asked.
Barley-The apparently heavy receipts yes
terday included cargo of 46o9 ctis down
were 100 ctls. The market continued quiet,
no sales whatever being reported
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot, 81 .20@1 .221a COM
mon to fair, $1.15@L17h per etl; brewing and
shipping, sl25@1-2715 per ctl; chevalier. 81 %
@l.4o per cti. prrrrpps
10 to 11:3o a. M session.
December-$l.2515
May-$1.29.
oats-The market continues dull and more or
less easy, offerings being in excess of the de-
mand, which is slack at present. The markets
up in the northern states are also weakening,
spectators. who have been carrying large
stocks all the spring expecting to realize fancy
prices. unloading and the oats are
where they have been quietly lying. 1t is
said that 15 600, 600 bushels of oats in the
Puget sound country will be carried over into
the coming season.
Good to choice red, s1.eo@175; common to
fair, 81. 50@1 SO; white, Sl55@1.75; black NOM
inal; gray, S1.65 per ctl.
Corn-Conditions remain unchanged. Receipts
continue very light, as the western states are
not sending in any supplies mere at present.
Quotations are unchanged and nominal.
California small round yellow. sl55@1 go;
large yellow. 81. @1.60; white, nominal; west
ern no state sacked ys9w 70 dry ssS@
inal; white Egyptian. $1.27 y @1.32A; brown
Egyptian, ssd;I5qd s, 20. ). c.,,..
81 35G1l 40 for Utah
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. June 1.-Today's statement
OF the treasury balances shows: Available cash
balance. S257, ,625. $685. gold coin and bullion.
$492 ,20s. .704; gold certificates. $50.614, 400.
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Receipts of Produce
FOR SATuRDAY LIME
THE STOCK MARKET
Nothing Doing ON Any of the Local
Exchanges Yesterday

There nothing whatever doing on the 10
cal stock exchanges yesterday. The mining
boards were closed and the stock and bond
change adjourned on account Of the death of
John Perry Jr., who has been identified with
the local bond business for over a generation
The Pacific lighting company will pay divi-
dend Of 40c per share on June 5.
BOND AND STOCK SALES
Sales on the stock and bond exchange IN
May were as follows
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
sd. Louis viii Market

ST. LOUIS, June 1--Wool-Steady; medium
grades, combing and clothing, 24@21c; light
fine, 21@211ac; heavy fine, 15@17c; tub washed,
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Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops

The local wool trade. report plenty of wool
here, but very little doing No further change
in prices
Hides Culls and brands sell about 1s@1c en-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers IL 1ac:
medium, lol1c; light. lolsc; COW hides. iolac Tor
heavy, 1014c for light; stays, Sc; salted Kip
ato14e; sslted veal 14e; salted calf 141sc; dry
hides 2oc dry KIP; p lsc; Eo DRY calf 24c shecp
90c each: medium. 9oc@$l: long WOOL $3.50
1.5O; horsehides. salt, $3@3.50 for. large and
s2.50@3 for medium; horsehides. dry s2@3 for
large and $1.25@2 for medium: 50c@s1 Is for
small and 25@50c for colts; deerskins. dry
Mexican. 4o@41c; dry salted Mexican. $50
375ac; dry Central American. 40@41c; goat
skins, prime angoras. roc; extra large do 1.5O:
large SOC medium. 35c; small 25c
Ta1low-No rendered, 5@5Ac; No. 2. "A
WsyooESprisg d,s, clip; Northern bright. 2o@
1sQloOc: San Joaquin. l5@l7c for free
and 13@14c for defective. Fall clip: San
Joaquin and southern. ease: fall lambs "a
loc; Humboldt and Mendocino 13l14c; middle
county. SGl10c; northern free. 11@121hc; Ne
yada. 15@lsc per lb for spring.
Hops-Choice. S610c; prime, 7@7Ec; COM
mon, safe per lb. Contracts for 1907 crop. log
lie per Id.
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London CIosing StocIxs

DIT klIFtI-f IflI, oI 1I-IUd PET Uunct
Money-3@35 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills Is 5-16d3% per cent and for three
months bills 5-16@3A per cent
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Dried Fruits. RalsIns, Nut. and Honey

All fruits for future new crop delivery
tinue very firm and the latest mail reports
Estimates of the coming crop continue to
shrink and the few packers who are disposed
to sell for October shipment out of the new
crop are raising their quotations. Confirmation
of orders for 1907 Santa Clara stock on a &c
f. o. b. bag basis were reported on Saturday.
but it was thought at the close that little If
any, additional business would be accepted ON
that basis Sales of Sonoma county 1907
prunes for October shipment were made
31ac T. o. b. bag basis ON Thursday and Friday,
but on Saturday prominent brokers said that
they we're unable to find sellers at that price.
ters fully 75 per cent of the coming crop In
California prunes + under @ contract TO s.
the market One packer quotes 21c for stand
ards, 211ac for choice &c for extra choice. 23c
T. O., b. coast II is estimated that the crop
will not exceed per cent of a normal output.
No new crop peaches are being offered. so far
..The future raisin situation is growing
stronger. Some packers have entirely withdrawn
and have raised their quotation November
shipment to SIC +. o. b. Brokers representing
other packers received no Instructions on Satu--
day to withdraw offerings or advance prices.
but the. whole tenor of advices from the coast
of late indicates that sales Of fancy seeded
for early shipment have been heavy. closely
of them is now particularly anxious to take
on further business.
future italian prunes have been enormous
Fruits. 1906 crop-Apricots, 1s@2oc per Ib;
d@1lc; pears. s011c; pruncs, size basis,
3N3Ac; large sizes. 4@5c.
Raisins-Seeded, sA @10c: loose muscatels.
Sc. Size and sac for 2, 8 and 4 crown, respect
ively; seedless sultanas, 7H@71ac; Thompson's 5
seedless, 712@IMc for unbleached; London lay
ers, nominal: clusters. nominal
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 171s @1sc; L,
1871 @1Sc; plus ultra, 16@1Sc; brakes. 1914
q I4c; Languedos, 135h @l14c; hardshell, 9m1Oc
Walnuts. jobbing -softsheil 15@16c for
No. and 12@13c for No 2; Italian chestnuts
5@Sc per ID.
Honey-New fancy white comb, lie asked; old
candied, Offering in small way at size.
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Neu rnrIr xanch Is.t

members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
Eish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday;
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nur n0Du

THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON. June There was nothing to the
market today. Many of the stocks had no bid
at AL. No stocks were pressed for sale, but
most OF the quotations were lower than yes
terday.
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Provisions

The week closed with nothing new in con-
ditions.
Cured Meats-Bacon, 1910 per Ib for heavy
15H @151.c for light medium, 161sc for light, IL
@l71ac for extra light and 19@21c for sugar
cured; dry salted sides, lac; bellies 14l5 a
fornia hams, 1615c; mess beef, 50 per bbI !;
extra mess, $3.50; family $40; prime mess
pork, $24; extra clear, ST; mess, $25 pig pork.
Lard-Tierces quoted at 8%c for California
compound, &c for eastern compound and 12c
for pure half barrels. pune, 12Lc; so Id tius
l2Ac; 10 Id tins, 12Ac; lb tins. 125sc; 8
1b tins 13c.
Cottclene-one half barrel. lie; three half
barrels, 105zc; tierce, 1oZc; two Nerces
10Mc; five tierces, 10zc
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ances, 500 92O
SEATTLE June l-Clearings. s1.sso.s72;
balances, S264, ,230
PORTLAND June 1.-Clearings, ss71, ,7se; bal
ances $4S,77l
TACOMA. June 1-clearinss. sso4,177; ball
ances, $5S, ,697
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Northern Wheat Market
WASHING

UKEGUN
PORTLAND. Jiine 1-Wheat--Club, S6gSIc;
blue stem, s9@90c; valley, s5c; red, Soc
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Northern business

W
TACOMA, June Wheat unchanged; blue
stem, SIC; club, Soc; fed, SIC.
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Hay and Feedstuffs

Receipts of hay yesterday were 5s4 tons. in
Guiding A cars. The market continued in good
shape for sellers. who obtained full figures.
Bran and shorts are going up in the northern
markets which is hardening this market. and
quotations are rather frmer.
The circular OF Scott & Magner says of hay:
Arrivals Of hay during the week have
..On Monday received 119 carloads, the
railroad apparently making cleanup The
following day, though, the railroad brought in
practically very little, leaving arrivals for
the week short of what they should have been.
Except for the fact that many horses have
been sent out of the city and many others are
on short rations. as they are not at work. and
further on account of adverse trade conditions,
light arrivals. None of the barns contain any
stock, as 1t is being consumed fast the
railroad brings it in. There has been practi-
to come by water for the last few weeks.
Prices have remained steady, there having
been no change one way or the other. One or
two carloads per day of new hay have been
received. These offerings have consisted of
first class. quality volunteer, which has sold
ton, and a few cars Of good barley hay worth
here about S13 per ton. There is no established
market yet, on which trading any quantity
arrived so far has not been enough to establish
conditions on firm basis
"0ur reports from various bay counties tend
to show that the cool weather of the last few
weeks has developed the crop to such an extent
In those sections that much more hay VIII be
harvested there, than was expected few weeks
ago. We are also already beginning to receive
new hay from distant points, from which we
seldom expect to receive hay.
Trade conditions being thoroughly un-
settled here in San Francisco, no one can tell
at this time what our summer market may
shape into
Alfalfa hay has been arriving moderately
and the prices of it remain unchanged.
Straw continues scarce and for good
article exceedingly high
Bran--$20@22 per ton.
Middings-$27 @3O per ton.
Shorts-$20 50022 so per ton.
Feedstufs- Rolled barley, $27@2s; mixed feed,
$21 1@24; oi1cake meal, nominal cocoanut cake
meal at mills $26 in 10 and s2650 in ton lots:
jobbing SGT; meal, 1872: cracked corn,
$S3; broom corn feed 90c@S1 per ctl; al
per ton; mealfalfa. 5000; jobbing, $21.50.
Hay-Choice wheat, $22@23. so per ton: good
wheat, $1S@21; other grades wheat $15@1T;
wheat and oat. $12@21; tame oat. $12@20; wild
cat. $9@14; alfalfa, SS.50@12; stock, $s@10 per
ton.
straw-5o@s5c per bale.
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Beans and seeds

The excitement in lima beans in Sthe south
continues and this market is correspondence
very strong though no further advance Is re-
ported Otherwise there is nothing new.
Beans fper ctl)-Bayos. $2So@S; pea, $S POO
2.60; pink, 81. .30M2 so; red. $3. 25@3.5 80; Imas,
s.. 490; red Kidneys. $3.50@375; biackeyes,
$4.9o@5; butter, $4.50@5; horse beans, $2@2-25;
cranberry beans, $3.7564.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 3@3Nc; yellow mus
tard. nominal faxseed. 3A Q13ac; canary 40
41ac: alfalfa. 14A GlI5c; rape. @g315c; timothy,
nominal hemp. SC; milIet 31ac per ID; broom
corn seed, $1S@20 per ton.
02.T5 per ctI
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Meat Market

changes last week we're not SHARP. thou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23

49c-Ladics full front corset covers; one row of val
insertion all round the neck and two in front :;
edged with lace 1.-TWO of wash ribbon.
59c-Ladiesl full front corset covers; three rows
tortion insertion joined with lace beading, finished
with lace edge, one of ribbon. Special value.
95c-Ladies' corset in five different styles
all the full front trimmed in lace; some up and down.
others across the front. Special values.
Many very dainty styles; lace and embroidery
trimmed 81 25 ST Is up to So 90
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Aim High!

To reach higher plane and en-
Joy more comforts of life-aim
high with your first dollar No
one ever got ahead without an eff
fort-without starting-aim high
with your hsrd-esrned dollar!
4 savings account in our bank
ing department is the first step
ahead-your dollar, aimed high,
will gather 4 per cent interest as
il courses onward J
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Il. tribune
-rs, June l6.-" Almost 10
. sh. Time TO get up,
tu the porter said He
|fsilsr remarks to others,
\ b dismal hour of 4 2. m.
bziform Of Thompson 5
srisd a comparatively live
Aftsr number four had
\ eihered about A small
were the professor
lz0r's three boys from the
/ he pastor. temporarily
<HEr men, and the news.
yhc was the real thing.
Fas the parson S wife and
vho we're to experiment
nd vicinity as a summer
y as a whole, they were
Ei Western aspect. with
ard broad felt hats
2ncs.
-isoDs Springs is not a
tsr yet an imposing one.
y time TO investigate and
p heal color, Thompson s,
2 for short, is not a bad
+. Seen from a Pullman
!f'n on foot by the dawn s
hsnnOn's presents differ
" iltre was a baby burro
fnlal JUST two sizes larger
asbit and quite as furry
as 10 ears.
vas a bunch Of pack
er corral, some of them
nth the white patches
where many an uneasy
q down. Later we saw
I'd packed for a trip 10
NJ camp.
~ lwo prospectors slept
lsdsr their blankets be-
c1lsekle wagon and even
efls mules.
s'n's has had its excit.
Ta pde nut was pointed
lnf morgue, where, at
al least ten men had
y, unproteStingly, await
The Coroner. Some OF
outlaws and others of.
? who had been shot in
conflicts between the
two hesvily-loaded
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12
DALLAS GRAND JURY
TT SUBMITS REPORT AND IS DIs-
 CHARGED.
Sees No Necessity fer state Control ei C0umty's Convfcts--Returned AA True Bills and COm-
 wenda 0fz1e1&ia.

Selma, Jan. 1f.--(Special. )-The grand jury of the City Court of Selma which was impanneled at the opening af the court Monday. made its final re- port and adjourned late this afternoon. They examined l96 witnesses. seven- sy.three eases and returned forty-four true bills at cost to the County os t1e2. .z2. The report states that the Jury carefully examined the County for the safe keeping of prisoners and with proper care 0n the part of the taller. there was no reason for any es- capes: that the upper floor Is In very women's cell which has the appearance of needing thorough cleaning and they suggest a coat of whitewash. They also found the cells on this floor in q ed removing. They found a quantity of trash and garbage in the rear of the tail and suggested that this pc removed thorough cleaning and the sanitary condition improved which could be done at small cost to the County.
 '-rhe County convicts are now leased
 DUnty DSn 1iEey sreasury Pg9H says tbs report and we are informed that the Board of Rey- enus makes regular inspections as 70 their care and treatment and are well pleased as tuo COuFiCts dEC WCh Aco ana housed with splendid sanitary con- ditions and humane treatment, We make this statement because It ia true and also because of the suggestion hav- Ing been made that the County convicts be taken under State control. We see no necessity for this so far as our County is concerned nor do we think it ja fair to the County"
 It is recommended that the County purchase three sections of steel eases for records in the probate onice.
 The report said that 1t would be mo- ticed that the number of true bills re- turned is unusually small but 1t is not certain ~aS to what reason should be assf0ned, whether 1t Is due to relaxa- lion of effort upon the part of those interested in tte welfare of the county or to an improved condition but the jury is inclined to assign the last men, tioned reason and that this improved condition has been brought about largely by reason of the fact that the petit iuries in the recent past have demonstrated determination to stamp out crime and to convict the guilty when brought before them.
 aWe would call on all good citizens. aavs tha report, ito redouble their ef' foffs in assisting the future grand 1u- Flies in unearthing the violations of the Jaw. now having the assurance that the efforts will be rewarded by the faith- fui performance of duty by the trial 'ur:lSs; :awe ina the condition of the county on January |, 1907. to be as follows: 0verdraft at the bank, $6.036.s6."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12
fe .veryI fne though tFansaetIons are

are very fne though stransactions are not heavy.
 Sugar Is without much change. ex- cept that one refinery has cut prices of refined Is cent Coffee has eased slightly, futures being 25 to 35 points lower on large movements.
 Bank clearipgs for the week ending Januory 10. aggregate SEATS. 056. .6s3; 9.5 below the same week last year. Exclud- ing New York City, the total is $1, 222s, 145.sos; g. per cent in excess of last week and per cent over last year. Canadian clearings for the week az gregate $S7,l02.540. a gain of 4.2 per cent oyer last week and of 7.6 per cent over this week year ago.
 Business failures in the United States number 371 against 1855 last week, and 286 in the like week of 1906.
 In Canada. failures for the week number twsnty-four. as compared with sixteen last week. and forty-six q year ago.
 the United States and Canada, for the week aggregated 4,013.110 bushels. against 4,255.270 last week and 4,76S,. 7s2 in the corresponding week last year. For the past tweney-eight weeks of the fiscal year the exports are 10i,- g96,S14 as compared with T2,7SSS,7S2 tn
 Corn exports this week are I.2s91sT bushels against 1.S74,599 last week and 5,S42.669 a year ago. For the fiscal year to date the exports are 27,100,276 bushels against 4S,560,S50 in 1905.