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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-21
Two YEARS FOR $l25.

on his desert-lani claim No. 692, for
the SE III SWHI-4, Sec. go and NE
Ia NV IA, Sec. 20, T. 10 n, r. 4I3 b.
before R, J. u. Ross. l.. S., Court Com.
missioner AT Las Vegas, N. NJ, on
Monday, the 29th day of April, 1907.
he names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation OF said land: Antonio E.
Ortiz. Federico Ribera, Bcnito Ortiz,
Antonio Gonzales. all of Ribera. N. NJ.
MANUEL b. oTERO, Register.
$40
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1t is said that John II. Nation. who
Is now acting as superviAar of the
Magdalena and San Mateo West re-
serves in the southern part Y New
Mexico. will be inspector in ch%g. of
the forest e inspection dNre,
comprising New Mexico, Arizona pi
Oklahoma. The headquarters Will e
Albuouerque. as the most cen'N
point.
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STREET CAR

The street a company mas now in,
augurated a schedule that aims to
meet the demands Of Las Vegas PEG.
pie to the fullest extent. Trains leave
points named every fifteen minutes.
In fact q car can be found at any
given point on the track every fifteen
minutes. ,
Plaza $500. ......S:37h am ,
Castaneda .......6:45 am .
st. Anthony's ....6:37h am
These cars continue every fiji.
teen minutes all day until
evening. when the last a
can be had at...............
Plaza :. =. ..10:47 1-2 p. m. II
Castaneda %. ...11:00 pun
st. sAnthony's ....11:07h pm ,
The car returning from the SAM.
tarium reaches the Castaneda at
11;15 and goes direct to the barn..
This schedule is so complete and
takes In SO many hours ct the day
that citizens desiring to attend parties
or functions In the evening may do so
and be sure Of q car. home. Il Ia
hoped the people will take. advantage
OF this effort to serve them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-21

The Western Land company. con
sIsting of james A. Willyard' a
d. Levine, and Edward Engler' mas
been organized at Nara VISA N. !"
and IS now ready for business rhe'
at,, do a. general real estate and 10
citing business.
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english LORD TO Be IT,
..- TRIED Tor ROBBERY

London March a-sord William
Neville. fourth son o the Marquis OF
Abergavenny, was toay committed
for trial on the charg, Of. stealing
jewelry from his ,fsi$ne. Bail was
fixed at $4,000. .@'&(4 .
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MRS. KATE WRIGHT. Prop,
EAST LAS VEGAS posToFF,cs.

ESot ElR FoSt0SFi1Es
Arrival and Departure Of Nails.
No. 3 arrives COS i. m. bring MAJ,
east Of La Junta.
No. D departs 6:15 a. m. Pouch for
Santa Fe only. mail closes $50
No. l arrives $50 p. m. mail closes
$40 p. m.
No. 0 arrives GEO r. m. mail closes
6:l0 p. N.
No. . arrives . p. IN, mali closes
1910 D. N.
No. 10 arrives 1920 p. m. brings
mail from El Paso and all points
between El Paso and Albuquer
one and Albuquerque and Santa
Fe. No mail dispatched via No.
10.
No. s arrives l:35 a. M. mail closes
$50 p. N.
Star Routes
Rociada daily except Sunday. Arrives
l p. m. mail closes 7 a. m.
Santa Rosa leaves Monday. wednes.
day and Friday Z a. m. Arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
1000 p. m.
C~haperito leaves Monday. wednes-
day and Friday Z a. m. Arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and satur-
day $50 p. m.
Mineral Hin leaves Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday : a. m. Arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day 6 p. m.
+. o. BLOOD, Postmaster.
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n.ssr. Land, Final Proof.

Desert Land, Final Proof.
,.oa States Land ONCE, Santa re.
IN NJ. March Al, l9ah@g
Notice nAerSys gssh aat Roman
ort;z of Ribera, N. NJ, has filed no.
the Of intention to make final ! PROOF u
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Each days failure to advertise
your vacant property in The Optic
is a neslectsd' opportanity. ~ IT
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
Changes in the Mining
Stocks for Last Week

The mining exchanges having ad-
Journed over to Monday leaves the
week with only three trading DAYS to
its credit. The market is not in good
tone at present, business being quiet
and the tendency in prices downward.
During the first day or-so there was
an upward trend in the Comstocks. ac-
companied by marked increase in the
trading, but the southern Nevadas
nave ruled weak as a whole The
movement to oblige all brokers buying
stocks for customers to deliver the
stock to the purchasers without deIav
has had healthy effect on the market.
and while the list of daily sales may be
shorter the beneficial effect on the mar
ket, by restoring confidence to the tn
vesting and speculating public. win
unquestionably Offset the volume Of
business, which had become inflated
and more or less fictitious. 1t is better
for the mines. the brokers and the
speculating public to have a moderate
genuine market than q grossly inflated
one There is more money In 1t and it
imparts feeling OF confidence which
begets disposition to invest.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June 1.-wheat prices on the local
e1chanse declined nearly &c per bushel today
warmer weather for the United States and
Canada At the close the July delivery showed
l@llsc. July corn was off llc. Oats were 5ac
lower. and provisions 10@30c lower.
Weather conditions in America were the DOM
mating influence with wheat traders today, the
situation in Europe being temporarily relegated
TO the background. The weather bureau reported
general rains in Kansas Nebraska Iowa Mis-
reurt and Illinois, with higher temperature in
Minnesota, the Dakotas and the Canadian North
west In g general bulletin issued Washington
country In general would experience much
warmer weather. These were the influences that
inspired the selling movement. Although com
mission houses were fairly active buyers early in
the day, the demand from that source was light
1t was claimed that fewer buying orders were
in the hands of the leading commission houses
cal dollar" mark. Throughout the day pit
traders and small holders hammered the wheat
and prices steadily declined. The market closed
weak, with prices only trife above the lowest
point Of the session. July opened a shade to
&c higher at 995. @993sc, sold of to 97%c. AID
closed at 91Sc. September opened shade
lower to shade higher at S1.0oAs al .00s4 sold
at $l.01. and then declined to 993tc. Final quo
tations were at 995sc.
The market was weakened to a slight
extent by the break in wheat prices. Trading.
however. was very quiet. Country offerings over
they were still considerably below the normal for
this season OF the year. Cash corn was again in
active demand by eastern shippers and this
tended to steady the market for options The
close was easy. July opened &c to Sc higher at
54Kc, sold on to 53Ac and closed at $3.50. .
Realizing sales by leading longs caused weak
ness in the oats market. The improved weather
conditions and the slump in wheat were the
main reasons for the selling pressure. July
displayed some irmness early In the day, but
finally yielded to the general bearishness July
opened 1sc to q higher at 49asc to 495sc sold
off to 4S7sc and closed at Acc.
Provisions were affected by the weakness of
grain and ruled weak the entire session. Local
packers were the principal sellers while the
buying was scattered, At the close July pork
was down 3Oc at s16.2O Lard was of iO@
I213c at s9.1716. Ribs were l21hc lower at
ss.771a.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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New York Grain and Produce

=
NEW YORK. June 1.-Flour-Receipts. d.
200 barrels; exports Q, 300 barrels market dull.
Minnesota patents, s5.20@575; winter stTaishts.
81. 25@450; Minnesota bakers. S.. l5@ 20; win
$40; winter low grades. So 90@3.
Wheat-Recepts, 60, 400 bushels; exports, 1OS.-
400 bushels. Spot, easy. No. 2 red, $1.01 eleva-
tor and $l04 f. o. b. afoat; No. i northern
Duluth, 81. IL I. o. b. a1oat: No. hard winter
$l.077k f. 0. b. aioat Under heavy selling for
weather news from western states. devel-
oped considerable weakness and closed 15@ 5sc
lower July. 81 -04ss al. 055s closed 81. %; Sep
tember 81, s. o4;s o. g @l o. closed $I.OSh; Decem-
Hops-Quiet; Pacific coast, 1906 crop, S@1lc;
1905 CROP case.
Wool--Steady; domestic fleece, 32@38c.
Petroleum-Steady.
Turpentine-Steady. 62h @63c.
trifugal, 96 test, 3.9oc: molasses sugar. 3.15c:
refined, quiet; No. 6, 4.S0c No. Z, A. 55c; No. s,
4.50c; No 9, 4.45c; No. 10, 435c; No. II,
44oc; No. 12 4.25c; No. 49, 4.20c; No. IA. f. 15c;
confectioners' a. 4. soc; mold A. 516c; cut loaf
lated, &c; cubes. 5.15c.
NEW YORK, June 1.--Butter-Steady. nm
changed
Eggs-Easy; western, first class, 16z @161ac;
'e''A''' i''' ~iDRi Dried FRUITS
NEW YORK. June 1.-Evaporated appes--Un-
changed; fancy, S@S1sc; choice, 7@71ac; prime
6A @613c; poor to fair, 5ls @6c.
Prunes-Firm; spot California, 3S@121ac;
Oregon, SIS @10c.
choice. 1sA @19c; fancy, 19@20c.
Peaches-Steadt; choice, 9@11c; extra choice,
Q15c
Raisins-Firm: loose muscatels, sX@1oc;
seeded raisins, 7A Q11Hc; London layers $1.5o
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General Merchandise

Bags-San Quentin TIC: grain bags. June
July. ssse: wool bags 421a @4I1ac-
Coal-Wellington, S12 per ton; New yelling
ton. s12: Beaver hin. SO; Coos bay $40; Ricn-
in SACKS; Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke, Sl9 per
ton In bulk and $40 in sacks; Rocky mountain
nom inal.
Oil-0uotations are for barrels. Linseed. 54'
per gallon for boiled and 52c for raw, cases oc
more; castor on In cases. No. 1. f5c; Bakers
4sc for raw; China nut. cases. s50e0c per gai,
Ion; cocoanut oil in barrels, 5Sc for Ceylon ana
65c for Australian: extra bleached winter sperm
oil, 6oc; natural winter sperm oil. 6oc; naturai
No. neatsfoot oil. 571ac; herring OIL 4oc; sal
mon Oil, 35c: boiled fish OIL 35c; paint oil. doc
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc.-Water white coal oil.
from tank wagons. 10@11c: special. do. l2i2c;
pearl oil, in cases. lie; astral, lie: star, lIc;
gasoline. In bulk. 17hc. in cases. 24c: No. en-
gine distillate. iron barrels or drums. Sc; NO;
do, 615c. cases, 61sc more; benztne, IN bulk,
1215c, in cases, 19c; s6 degree gasoline, In
bulk 30c, in cases 36c-
Turpentine-S6c per gallon In cases and 10 15c
in drums and iron barrels
Rosin frer 2S0 lbs gross)-F, S7.25; ID, *-so;
/, IS; M, $3.50; WG, $s.65.
Red and White Lead-Red lead. S1a 69c PEI
lb; white lead, s@S1ac, according TO quantity.
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cubes A,
crushed, $500; powdered. 5.45c; candy granu
lated, 545c; fruit do, 540c; fine or coarse gran.
ulated, 5S5c; beet granulated 600 ID bags only,
6.25c; confectfoners' a. $3.50: magnolia A, 1850;
extra G. 4.s5c; golden @. 4-75c; d, 4-65c: ii and
5.S5c; boxes. 6.10c per ID. Barrels and so ID
bags 10c, half bbls Csc and boxes SOC more pei
100 lbs for all grades. No order taken for less
than 75 barrels or its equivalent.
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Los Angeles Markets

LOS ANGE ELES, June 1-Business in produce
were busy filling orders taken yesterday and
made little effort to establish market
values The egg market is steady and un-
changed. Receipts were light. The trend of
the market will depend largelv on the weather.
Butter is steady to firm at the new quotations
for strictly. fancy Dealers complain that a
large percentage OF the coast butter coming here
Is of inferior quality, being colored and off taste
as a result of the green mustard on the ranges.
This butter is selling down as low as a Us;
The best grades, however, are 6rTn at the full
quotations. Northern cheese advanced another
quarter of a cent Other cheese is firm as
quoted Coachella Bermuda onions are In too
large supply and prices have declined. Field
run Bernudas in sacks sell down to 81. In
crates small sizes sell down to $1.25 a crate.
and the best ss s for Best @ s ssc o. @
going out Is of inferior quality and is In light
demand at about S1.50 sack or less. First
box The best Royal apricots sell for cents
a pound. Currants are in market at $1-90 a
four basket crate.
Watermeons of an inferior quality are offered
for the first time, being sold at 4c a pouni.
Cantaloupes have declined to $3.50 pony
Cherries are steady at the quotations Of yes
Berries are unchanged.
Produce recefpts-Eggs. 452 cases; butter.
"a 04S pounds; potatoes, 80 Sacks onions, 1913
sacks: beans, 401 sacks
Eggs-Local ranch, candled, 22hc; local ranch,
Butter-Creamery extras, SIC; creamery frsts,
521hc; dairy, 20@22hc.
Cheese-Norrnern fresh, 15c; Anchor, large
1Sc: Anchor Young America. 19c: Anchor hxnd,
20c; eastern singles, 1s@1ec; eastern twins,
1sc; eastern cheddars. 1601611c: eastern long
horn. 19@20c; eastern daisy, 19c; Swiss inl-
ported, 32c; Swiss domestic. 22c limburger,
l3e.
Potatoes tper ct1.)-Idaho, $1.75@2; Colo
rado, $1.75@2; Wisconsin, S175@2; Mime
sofa $1.T5d2; Burbanks. new stock, 81. .2J0
$50; new early rose. $2.2vx.1 80: Bliss early
triumph, new, $2@2.25.
Onipns--Imperial Bermudas ~ crate, 1925
sack; silverskins, 75c.
Garlic, 11M12c.
Chilis-Evaporated, 11@l2c; sun dried 14@
15c; ground. l21ac; Mexican. bulk. 1915 @1Sc
Beans tper ctl)-Pink No. 1, So; Lima
No. 1, s4.T5G5; Lady Washington No. l. So:
Lady Washington, small white, No. 1. So. 90;
black eye S55o@6.50; garvanzas, $3.50; len
tils. 12E@15c a pound.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks lower. Coppers weak.
Cotton from 10 to Is points lower
Silver &c higher. Exchange rates unchanged.
Nothing doing the local stock exchanges.
Wheat and barley quiet and unchanged. Corn nominal
Oats weakening all the under large offerings
Flour quiet locally, with buyers well supplied.
Bran and shorts becoming stronger. Middlngs firm.
Hay in good demand with the upper grades firm.
Lima beans still pointing upward in the southern markets
potatoes lower under liberal arrivals Old goods dull
Poultry market quiet, with considerable carried
Cheese and eggs higher. Butter unchanged.
Fresh fruits active with good local and shipping trade
Dried fruits for new crop delivery very strong.
Wool in good supply, but locally quiet.
Fresh and cured meats previously quoted.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Cheese and eggs were higher on the exchange
yesterday and the market ruled strong at the
revised quotations. cheese being particularly
firm under a steady inquiry for shipping in
addition to a fair local demand The advance
in cheese Ac In both grades of new dats
while that in eggs was 1ac in extras and l1ac
and 1c in seconds and thirds respectively
Strictly fresh eggs of the extra grade grow
ing scarcer right along while the under grades
are still arriving freely, though in smaller
quantities than previously. Butter was un;
changed and. although trade on regular local
account continued dull receivers were ap-
parently well satisfied with the situation, as
the recent decline permitted the resumption OF
packing for shipping orders, besides giving some
what Of q stimulus to the storage movement
There were no sales on the. exchange, business
being confined to bids and offers.
Receipts were 23,500 lbs butter, 5S,6oo IDS
cheese and 1912 cases eggs.
The following the official quotations as
established by sales, bids and o1e-s on the hoor
of the dairy exchange
Butter-Fresh creamery. extras. 2Sc per 10:
firm; do frsts. 221zc, firm; seconds, &c, nrm;
packing stock, zoe, firm
Cheese-Fancy California new fats, 13c per
lb firm; frsts. 12c, Arm; new young Americas.
fancy. 141ac, firm; frsts. 14c. firm; eastern stor-
age, fancy, 1Sc. firm.
Eggs-California fresh extras, zoe per doz,
firm: frsts, 1s1ac, firm; seconds, lie, nrm;
thirds, &c., firm.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. June 1.--Hutton's wire says:
The continuance Of rains and unseasonably low
temperature In the northern part of the cotton
belt this week has increased the anxiety over
extent that n genuine crop scare now prevails
throughout the trade The effect of this has
been to cause the development of the most ac-
tive bull speculation in the option markets since
the boom during the season Of 1903. when the
price was up TO il cents In the crazy Suly
movement. The governments first crop report
from the agricultural bureau will be given out
about O'Clock Tuesday. June 4. Market Is
quiet but steady-they claim Price Is buying IT,
Weather is little better, but bears scared
and have lost their money.
New Orleans viii be closed Monday and the
New York exchange election will be held ON
that day. The outlook therefore is for less ex.
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weekly Bank statement

NEW YORK. June The statement Of clear
fng house banks for the week. Eve days, shows
that the banks hold $I2.TS2 45o more than the
legal reserve requirements. This is decrease
of 81 eOe 325 as compared with last week. The
sta teaent follows:
Loans 81 I39 93I. 100, increase 1854 600; de-
posits 81 I2S 19z coo. increase S15 554 100; crcu
lstion. $50 62S 800; decrease $50 700; legal ten
ders, So Oo3. 100. increase $243, zoo; specie,
S22l 92S. 600, increase $685. 400; reserve, $294.-
So. 100 increase S9S2. 100: reserve required
s2s2 Ozs ESQ, increase $50 SIS 525; surplus. $12,
7s2, ,450, decrease 81, ,9O6, ,425; ex United States
deposits, Sc, ,6S5, ,150 decrease s., 800, $50.
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there we're several slight declines In dressed
stock The general market IS easy
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are as follows:
Beef-7@71ac per lb for steers and 6@6%c
veal-7A@sKc for large and s@9lsc for
small.
ewes.
Dressed hogs-f1 u @12hc per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
per cent shrnkage for cattle:
Cattle--steers: No. !. &c; second quality. s@
size; third quality. 7@Sc; cows and heifers. q
7j%c for No l. second quality 61a @Ic. third
quality 515@6c; bulls and stays. 3@41ae
Calves-5@515c per lb for light, 4laG5c for
medium and 464hc for heavy (gross weightl-
Sheep-wethers. 6061sc per lb; ewes. 5ia@
&c (gross weight)-
Thanksgiving. 6@ @7c.
Hogs-100 to 200 lbs. 1%@7%c per ID; 200 to
$50 lbs. 7@171sc: boars 80 per cent. stays 3O9f0
per cent and sows 1o@20 per cent OF from above
quotations.
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ELECTRIC SYNDICATE IN COURT

CHICAGO, June Judge Windes in
the Circuit court filed a bond of s5.0 900
to indemnity stock holders In the suit
begun by them against the Chicago
New York. electric air line railroad
company. The bond was offered by
the defendants in lieu of the appoint
ment of receiver and the granting OF
an Injunction asked by the stock hold
ers 10 prevent the fulfillment Of a con-
tract entered into between the Air line
company and the Cooperative construc-
tion company. which had agreed to
build the road for the stock issue OF
the former concern
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Deciduou. and Citrus Fruits

The extra buying for Sunday wants, together
with fair demand for export ON the Puget
fresh fruits and held prices for the leading
descriptions steady. Strawberries and raspber-
ries brought good prices. while currants and
such berries require cooking were weak witn
sales rather limited Cherries were still the
most plentiful of orchard fruits and remained
weak for general offerings, with the Gamers
at or near the inside quotations Apricots
were offering freely at rather weak rates and
early plums and peaches were hard to move.
being too green to attract buyers New crop
apples were offering at prices ranging from
40c to 81 box but, like the other early fruits
received but little attention. Moderate arrivals
of cantaloupes from the Coachella valley found
good market at satisfactory prices There
nothing to report in citrus fruits, all
descriptions being dull.
Longworths and s7g10 for the large varieties:
raspberries, $10@15 per chest blackberries,
sS-5o@5 per chest for primers and seas for
per crate gooseberries. 6o@75c per drawer for
common and Zoe per Ib for English.
Currants-60@s5c per drawer.
Apricots-S1. 25@l.5o for boxes and 81. 50@
Apples-Si 25@2 per box.
Cherries tper drawer)-Blacks, 75690c; Royal
s@10c per lb for Royal Anne, 6@sc for blacks
and 5G7c for white.
Cantaloupes -s4@e for large and sl.5o@2 for
Peaches-Sl@1.25 per box
Plums-Clyman, $1-50 per crate; cherry. 6o@
75c per drawer.
$50 for fancy: s1.75@2.75 for choice and S1.259
2. .25 for standards; seedlings, $1-50I2. 50 Va
lencias. S3.50M4: Mediterranean sweets. S3.50@
fancy; So. 2.35@s.25 for choice and s1@2 for
standard; grapefruit 81 % as p for seedless and
siDo@S TOT GpmmqRns imes p,r nuncb
for Hawaiian and $393.50 for Central Amerf-
can; pineapples. nominal
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FOUND DEAD IN YAnp

SAN DIEGO. June. George W.
Kitchener. aged 6S. native OF Maine.
was found dead in the yard of his home
three miles from Encinitas yesterday.
The deceased had been a sufferer from
asthma and other complications He
had been married and divorced Two
children. living at Kern City, survive
him
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Poultry-Buying prices. live weight a pound !:
Broilers, pound to II pounds not wanted; y, I =
to 2 pounds, zoe; fryers, under pounds 2Oc;
roasters, 3 or more pounds, 17c; hens, ioc;
turkeys light. not wanted ducks, 1Sc; SQUADS
and pigeons, 81. .50@1.60 dozen. Selling prices
16@17c; young ROSTERS 91ac fryers. 19c; broil-
ers &c; turkeys, old togns, 211ac: young toms,
&c; hens 221ac: geese. lie: ducks, lsc:
Honey-Comb, water white, pound frames,
I5G916c; light amber 13@14c; extracted. w. w.
60 pound cans, 7@715c; light amber, 60 pound
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
ticles- Open. High. Low Clo
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June Cash quotations were as
follows Barley, steady; winter patents. 39o@
4.2o straights, sa.so@3.95; spring patents 81. Is
3.75; No. spring wheat. s1G1.04; No. 3. 95c@
s1.O31s; No. red. 90@9sc; No. corn, 54c;
No. yellow, 54A g54!ac; No. oats, Acc: No.
s5c; good feeding barley, 6sa69c; fair to choice
mailing, 69@73c; No. / northwestern, $1-3115;
grades, $15.25; short ribs. sides Qoosel, Ss62H
@s.75; pork. per bbl. SIG. 121a @16:2
lard per 100 lbs. $9.10: short clear sides
boxed, S9@9-25; whisky, basis OF high wines,
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York MONEY Market

NEW YORK. June Money on call. nominal
time loans dull and easy for short datesi 90
days, Sh@3% per cent; 90 days, S%Q4 per
cent; months, 4k05 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 6G5R per cent; ster-
liEr exchspre steady with actual business in
bankers bills at $z.S6T5G4s6s0 for demand
and S4 S36O@4 1856 for 60 day bills.
Posted rates, 81 ssh and 4s71s
Commercial bills. 81. S3x 44SSA.
Bar silver. 672sc.
Mexican dollars, 62kc
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Eastern Liyestock Marked

CHICAGO, June 1.-Cattle-Receipts, 500
Steady. Beeves, s6.50@e55; cows, 81. 75@5. 90:
heifers, S425M4.70; calves, $5@7-50; good to
prime steers Sc 20@6.30; poor to medium, "a. 90
$3.50; stockers and feeders. S3@5-l5.
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Market steady. Light,
81. 2Od6. 4215; mixed Sc 20@6.40; heavy, S.. 30
@6.S5; rough, s5.so@e1o; pigs, $5.so@6.3 35;
good to choice, not quoted.
tives 81 250l635; western, "a 4.25@6.40; year
lIngs $6.loGT; lambs, $625@S; western, Sc. 25
al. 80.