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New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
ILL AT CHRISTMAS; TRIES TO DIE.

Despondent because of sickness which did
permit her enjoy the Christmas merriment in
her home where she lived with her parents, Miss
Nellie Spark. thirty years old. jumped. according
TO the police. from the window of her home on the
second floor of No. IA Columbus avenue last night
to the yard. fracturing her neck Her brother
William talking with her when, with cry
of I'm going To end it all she opened the win
dow and leaped into the d.
DR.. Davis. of the J. Hood Wright Hospital where
she taken. said she had little chance to re-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
FIRE DAMAGES AMERICAN STEAMER.

Kobe, Japan Dec. 24.-Fire broke out to-day
board the American steamer Minnesota, Captain
Austin, this harbor. Both the vessel and her
cargo were damaged The Minnesota is from
Seattle for Hong Kong Yokohama.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Dec. "a, 1907.
ARRIVED

Steamer iceland tBr, Broomhead. Antwerp. Deem
- "a ~ The Red Star Line. with 80 cabin and AZ
seerage passengers mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Zwyndrecht Dutch. Teensma Havana. De
csrober / to Funch Edye & Co. In ballast Arrived
or the Bar at $50 m
Steamer Boniface (Br. Westray. Manaos December
Tora ard II. Booth & Co, with 10
n.ssengers mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar
steamer ReIIenden tBr). Jeffries- New Orleans De
car,ber II 10 Rusk & JevOns. iu ballast Arrived at
tha bar at n m.
steamer Joseph Cuneo tNor). Aamadt Port An
ritb fr,it Arrived at the Bar at 10 81
Shiria Ger. B0dt. Savanilla December 10
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor and date when judgment was
filed:
~ 1905 .e....e''.''....... s27 IS
Same-same: March % 1906 q IS
1aoa u'ai ~ 'a.oo .e.er''"e ..... 1850
MYERS Bernard Al Toube: june "a 1907 274 72
Mearle Catherne-F Knezek ir; August IS 1905 40 Is
Same-G Backus al: May 81 1906. 81 %
f1foa'. isos $40 4s
ing CO: DECEMBER Is. 1sn7 sN
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26.
TRANSPACiFIC MAILS.

ion steamer close in New York
tIa Japan COrea, China and Philip
nine islands tvia Franctsco)Chna Dec 70 500
Australia except Westl. New Zealand
Islands Fiji Islands and New
p tSNoana 20. 500 p
sn Franeisco1|U S transport 900 m
IIawau japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands (yia san Francisco)-Man-
New Australia Except West).
and New Caledonia (vta
FranCfscO)-Forerc-.- Jan 13
lamar China and Philippine Isl
ands Vancouver and Victoria. b .
Of China. Jan 10, 500 T N
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
MAY SUE WHERE PAPER cIRcULArEs.

TBy Telegraph The Tribune
Jefferson City, Mo-, Dec. 24-The Supreme Court
to-day affirmed the judgment IN the case of Henry
Julian against ''The Kansas City Star for $1,000
damages for alleged libel. This test
upon which judgments for over 100000 depended.
The plaintiff brought suit in Ray County. and the
question of Jurisdiction raised to whether
a paper could be sued for libel in any county in
which II circulated.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
WOULD BURN BILTMoRE JAIL.
THy Telegraph to The Tribune

fHy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Aehevle N c. Dec A-Oscar Burnett. pris-
oner IN George ". Vanderbilts Btmore jail. made
two unsuccessful attempts to burn down the Jail
,o5av and when officers rescued him from suf-
location he fought them desperately and was sub
dpad only after terrific struggle in which he
roar,v bit off the thumb of of the officers.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
wu,skERs SACRIFICE TO CHRISTMAS.

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.
Indi ohio Dec A.-Martin Overs, seventy years
old unshaven for ffty-three years, removed ms
bskers to-day to give his wife apd children their
first glimpse of his face. He wooed MS "le'
.adaed her and reared his children without remov-
, the heard Their pleas for glimpse OF his
chin resulted in his Christmas gift
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
SOUVENIR OAR MAKER A SUICIDE.

Poughkeepsie, N Y, Dec. "a butcher delv-
ering meat to the home OF James Rensley, an
aged and well known resident of this city. found
Mr. Rensley dead In chair this morning, a self
inflicted bullet wound and revolver lying near by
telling the tragic story. Rensley was eighty
years old. and in the early sixties was prisoner
of Indians in the West for two years He was
manufact;rer of souvenir oars and was familiar
figure at college regattas. He had told neiGhbors
he intended killinx himself.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
A NEW YORK WOMAN INJURED.
Mrs. !. r. Waite Hurt in Collision on Grand
Trunk Railway.

Niagara Falls, Ont. Dec. 24-Train No on
4be Grand Trunk from Chicago, which left here
early to-day, ran into yard engine. Five pas
eengers were injured. but all of them were able
10 continue their Journey Among them was
,rrs lanes r. Waite of New York who was in
i11red about the head
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
a GAME OF SEVEN UP BY FOUR UP.

fBy Telegraph 30 The Tribunal
athol Mass, Dec A-Not to DO outcome ns
Mrs. Stella CIapp. who CLIMBED 10 1he 'op oi l"0
,M.r,o, .,,olestack of q local factory to take
photographs four Harvard students climbed the
lis feet with their feet dangling over the soe
% the chimney played a game of seven up.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
CANDIDATES TO SUCCEED STEPHENSON.

TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune1
Milwaukee, Dec. 2.-Two candidates already
in the field for United States Senator succeed
Isaac Stephenson when the latters term expires in
two years. w. II. Hatton. of New London.
nounced his candidacy to-day. and friends of s. A.
Cook. of Neenah working in the latter's behalf
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
YALE BEATEN AT BASKETBALL.

Detroit. Dec. A-The Detroit Y. NJ c. A. basket
ball team defeated the Yale University five to-
night by a OF 10 IL
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PTTRsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK I.
L Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County Of New York
Notice Is all persons having
against Jane E Pomeroy. late OF the County Of New
Work present the with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber his place OF ransactins
Wall Street. In The City OF New York.
en- or before fifth day Of January next
Dated York. the twenty-sixtn day of June. 1907
POWIS JONES.
w DUDLEY CARLETON. Attorney for Executor. ~
W. yx7au street. Borough Of Manhattan. The City Of
York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 20 10 3 Moons 20
HIGH WATER
A.M-Sandy Hook Island II 3 He'll 1856
P.M.-Sandy Hook Island II 43 Hell 1886
New-York tribune., 1907-12-25

New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
i T Fitzgerald. q surrosate ot tne county OK New
against Herman Miller County
the Plass o. Sansas'iRs g @ II sgsinsss a
in ne the city Of New York before the eth day Of
s9ay next Dated csRA EsE Yf r. III a dax OF 4a'
WILLIAM R s1ME = AtoEPsy sG5 seqt = z et S William
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G
notice is hereby given To- all persons Ssvns sams ss
York deceased the with vouchers there
e % at s sn 6g Of JARED at iher e. RS Gf @ IS
S6 street eT bt9ore s 1e the 151h day Of May next
Dated New % TGrk f5s 9 day wSss%S q 9ssSRsr 1901
jobs HENRY, ToWXsEgND. Executors
IAFN Van street or6Geh Of ManhaG9sn New York CITY
S as g 95s cSgntg o & ESF A.s 7sts
notice IS hereby given to an persons having claims z
York deceased present the same with vouchers
fhers9f lnsz to ths at % e Of Day oy9 Mason no
II las william street the CITY YORK
''Is ia $sd day sSfTS ss 2sgOi:
DAT Ts 6xT Ts Ms2 2sabas Ss foE Tol eg
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER c.
notice hereby given 70 al persons having claim:
York deceased. TO present the same. with vouchers
SBsSe9s hsFS95 to d the ee Of 8red n No m
in B5rOugh of Manhattan. City Of New
York on or before the first day of MAY next.
New York Of October. 1907
ANNE d or EY- Executrix
~ pT-pSTrANCE OF AN ORDFr HON. FRANK T.
1 FftzGeraId. Surrogate County OF New
Xo-E notice is hereby given Z persons havins
claims against F. Jentz late Of the County Of
X deceased. present the with vouch-
the subscriber at her place OF transact
ing a the office OF Roy. Watson q Naumer
at9ornevs law ~ Court street. in the Borough
81 BROOKLYN City Of New York. or before the Isl
day OF February. 1905. next
Dated New York. the 27th day Of July. 1907.
JULIA E JENTZ. Administrators
D,ANDFE EDWARD WILLIS.-IN PURSUANCE OF
Y j an of Hon Abner c: Thomas. a Surrosate OF
- New York. notice is hereby given al
having claims against Edward Willis Candes
ata of the County New York, deceased present
.Ls same with vouchers thereof the subscriber
ter place transacting business. the Office
Shoemaker & Hedges. No. so Pine
Borough of Manhattan. City Of New York.
fore the 25th of June. 1905.
Tated York. 9th day OF December. 1907.
EDITH c. MATTHEWS. Administrative
SHIIAND SHOEMAKER & HEDGES. Attorneys 1or
Administrative. so Pine Street New York City.
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ANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
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Mining Notes.

President Samuel Newbouse, and
Manager Lafayette Hanchett, of the
Boston Consolidated Company, spent
Saturday at Bingham looking over the
property of the company.
President Taylor, of the Taylor and
Brunton Ore Sampling Company, ar
rived in Salt Lake City Saturday on
one of his regular trips of inspection.
Mr.. Taylor's headquarters are IN Dem
ver
The Progressive Mining Company, OF
making excellent progress IN extracting
ores for shipment. During the past
three days. the management has taken
out and sacked a total of sixty sacks
of shipping ore. This rock Will be
brought to the local smelteTs early the
present month, and will run high in
copper.
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ADDITIONAL MINING NEWS
AFTER THE ADDIE.
Many Prospective Purchasers Upon the
Trail of Splendid Group

Recent developments in the Tintic
section have attracted attention to num-
erous properties out in that district
whose location without regard 10 drvel-
opment work done brings them into
prominence. Among those that are at
tracing attention is the Addie group,
owned by the Addie Mining company.
1t is understood that there is consider
able active sparring for this property,
although it is known that over three
offers for control have already been
turned down. The company is incorpor-
ated for 100000 shares, $4,000 of which
are still remaining in the treasury. The
property is splendidly located in the
heart of the present interest center,
being situated upon the Godiva lime
stone and porphyry contact. 1t is not
improbable that this group may change
hands some of these strenuous days,
but when ii has ii can be marked down
for certain that it took a pretty long
pole to shake the plum loose.
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WHEAT GOES DOWN ON
GOOD WEATHER REPORT
Heavy Realizing Sales Through
out the Day; Market
Weak at Close.

CHICAGO. June Wheat prices on
the local exchange declined nearly 2
cents per bushel today because of SELL
weather for the United States and Can
ada AT the close the July delivery
showed show net loss of ls@1sc. September
Oats We're Sc lower, and provisions l0@
12ie to SOC lower
>, Weather conditions in America We're
traders today. the situation in Europe
being temporarily relegated to the back
ground The weather bureau reported
souri,. Iowa and Illinois, with higher tenn
perature In Minnesota. the Dakotas and
me, me canadian aa northwest, A general bull
dicted that, beginning next week, the
country In general would experience
much warmer weather, These were the
influences that inspired the selling move
ment Although commission 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 than at any time
since wheat touched the magical dol
lar mark.
Throughout the day pit-traders and
small holders hammered the market, and
prices steadily declined. The market
closed weak. with prices only a trlhe
July opened shade TO 3@sc higher. at
o9a q 99lc, sold off TO 97sc. and closed
at a1sc, September opened shade low
er at sl.00s@1.o0q sold at S101 and
then declined TO 99sc, Final quotations
were at 99sc. Clearances of wheat and
flour were, equal TO $4,000 bushels. Pri
mary receipts were 523 900 bushels com
pared with $685. 900 bushels the CORES
ponding days year ago. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
a3I cars against AL cars last week and
2l2 cars year ago.
The corn market was weakened TO
slight extent by the break in wheat
prices Trading, however. was very
quiet. Country offerings over night were
reported as being more liberal. but they
are still considerably below the normal
FOR this season OF the year. Cash corn
shippers, and this tended To steady the
market for options. The close was easy.
July opened s6pc higher, at 54@541c.
sold off to 53sc. and closed at 53bc. Lo-
cal receipts were 9S9 cars. with SO OF
contract grade.
Realizing sales by leading longs caused
weakness in the oats market. The Inn
in wheat were the main reasons for the
selling pressure. July displayed some
f1rmness early in the day, but finally
yielded TO the general bearishness. July
opened s@gc higher at 4as@49Ec, sold off
to 1890 and closed at 49c. Local re-
ceipts were 2ll cars.
Provisions were affected by the weak
ness OF grain, and ruled weak the entire
session Local packers were the prlnci-
pal sellers. while the buying was scat
tered. AT the close July pork was down
soc at SIS 20. Lard was off l0@l2Ic at
S917l. Ribs were 12ic lower at So IN
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
35 cars. corn, 743 cars; oats, 1o7 cars;
hogs. $4,000 head.
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WASHINGTON. June 1.-The monthly
statement of the public debt Issued TO-DAY
shows that at tho close OF business Nav
81 1907. the debt, less cash in the treas
ury, amounts to sS9i,762.525 which Is q
decrease for the month of $500, ,092. The
increase In cash In the treasury during
May amounts to Se.2fl ,322
The debt is recapltulated as follows;
Interest bearing debt. S899 972. $50
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity. 81 0S6 925.
TcTal 81 302. 4l2.lS9
This amount, however. does not include
81 i64 061 1863 In certificates and treasury
notes outstanding, which are offset by an
equal amount OF cash held for their re-
derlption. The cash In the treasury ls
given a follows:
Gold reserve fund. $3.50 600 900; trust
funds 81 l65, ,0G1 $50, general funds. S1Si'
6.f53 In national bank depositeries
$133.Sl0,5T2; In treasury OF Phslipptne Is
lands. $4,l12, ,Iss. Total. 81. i.Gs264l .3Sl,
Against which there are demand li2bih-
ties outetandine Of $l.275.0ll. 7l6- "hict
leaves cash balance OF $iol ,e29.e6i.
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SILVER KING COALITION.
| New Company Takes Over All Proper
ties and Rights Saturday,

On Saturday the new company, the
Silver King Coalition, took over all
the properties and rights contemplated
in the gigantic merger recently per-
fected for Park City properties, From
yesterday, therefore, the famous old
Silver King will be no more, but in
its place will be the organization with
everything in its favor for exceeding
the noted old dividend payer, whose
existence now is matter of history
only. Machinery for the increase to
the mill capacity has been ordered, and
should be on the ground shortly, while
the present earnings and the sinews
already on hand are sufficient to allow
the directors to post the dividends re-
Gently announced to begin In July.
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RAINBOW COMPANY
Making for Large Vein at Very Liberal
Vertical Depth.

r. J. Jarvis, superintendent of The
Rainbow Mining company properties
near Alta, is in town and reports that
the tunnel, which is being run on the
property to intercept the vein at depth,
is being pushed forward as rapidly as
two shifts can advance it, When he
left the mine, the face of the tunnel
was beginning to show considerable
naturalization of the same character
as the ore found above, and the indi-
cations are. that the main issure, which
is so we'll defined at the surface will be
cut In a short time, The property is
the one whose ore has attracted so
much attention, because it carries a large
percentage of the rare metal molyb-
denum. Developments in this property
appear to be now approaching a very
interesting stage, and the main vein
has been shown by surface workings
to be much wider than thought origin
ally.
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STRAWBERRIES FOR
SUNDAY DINNER
Plentiful Supply of Oregon and
Utah Fruit Now on
Market.
NEW POTATOES ARE
ALSO IN DEMAND
Supply of Poultry on the Local
Market Saturday Was
Limited.

contrary TO expectations. the supply
of strawberries on the retail provision
market Saturday was equal to the de-
mand. and 1T became apparent shortly
after noon that no Sunday dinner must
necessarily be prepared today without
this valuable adjunct. The fact that
strawberries were so plentiful was not
due to light demand, however, for it
was heavier than at any other time this
season, but it was caused by the ar
rival of supplies from all directions.
The Utah and Hood River, Or, goods
took the lead, while those from Mis-
sour and California took second place,
Home grown and Hood River straw
berries sold at 25c a box. while the
others retailed at from 15c to 20c box
In size the Utah product cXcels all
others, but the Oregon berries seem TO
be somewhat ripper. Logan berries are
cheaper and are not having much Of a
sale. They sold Saturday at 15c a box.
Gooseberries were much in evidence
Saturday They are selling at two
pounds for 25c.
Some of the merchants who have been
exercising conservatism IN the sale of
new potatoes were compelled to fall in
line Saturday and reduce the price to
four pounds for CSC. The succuIcnt
tubers' are improving in size and quail
ity and will soon replace last year s
crop entirely. Fine, large cucumbers
were offered for sale yesterday at the
rate of three for 25c.
The supply on the poultry market
Saturday was limited to dressed hens,
which sold at pc pound. The mer-
chants found it impossible to secure
roastcrs Of any description, and Utah
broilers have been off the market for
some time.
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Mrs Bates says: II have
been a very sick woman
for months. / was tired
all the time. had no ap-
petite. lost In weight.
could not do my house
work-and was unable to
WALK a BLOCK. I was
so weak and run down
and was getting worse all
the time. Three weeks
ago / began treatment
with Drs. Shores &
Shores. and in three DAYS
time ] noticed q change
for the better. Since that
time ] have steadily i'm
proved gained in weight
and strength my appe-
tite returned, I sleep like
"A baby set up refreshed
In the morning. am now
doing my own housework
again, and walk down to
the Doctors office now
with case-where ] could
not walk a single block q
month ago. When such
wonders can be accom-
plished IN three weeks
time, | feel Il a duty to
ether suffering women to
tell them my experience
with these great doctors.
will be pleased to veri-
" this statement II any
suffering woman who is
Interested viii call on me.
tSigned)
MRS. HYRUM BATES. ="
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Circulation Statement.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The monthly
circulation statement Issued today by the
Comptroller Of the Currency shows that
at the close of business May 81, 1907.
the total circulation OF national bank
notes was s601. .950550, which Is an in
crease for the year of s42.810,S90 and for
the month OF 81, ,026,710.
The circulation, based on United States
crease for the year of sS7. .57S 42s and for
the month OF $3,409 500.
The circulation secured by lawful money
aggregated SfS,326. .96G, an Increase for the
year OF s5.273, ,262; decrease for month,
S1.3S3 093.
The amount OF bonds on deposit TO Sc
cure circulating notes was S556 ,oS7 800.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
WE TREAT AND CURE
S'S - = -
Nicp frea

CArARRH-Deafnes nose and
throat troubles. eye and ear diseases.
bronchial and lung troubles. asthma.
stomach liver and kidney diseases.
bladder troubles female complaints.
chronic diseases OF women and chill
drsn. heart disease, nervous diseases.
chorea (St Vitus' dance). ricketts,.
spinal troubled skin diseases. sclatlca
and rheumatism, diseases OF the bow
els piles. fstuia and rectal troubles.
Coitre (or big neckl. blood diseases,
tape worm hay fever. hysterla, cpl
lcpsy. iuComnla etc, and all durable
nervous. private and chronic diseases
Prices and terms low ana UNIFORM
ana can be arranged to suit your con-
ycpiencc.
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WEAK MEN

So-called weakness" In men Is mere.
| ly symptom OF chronic innannat alton
In the PROSTATE gland. brought on by
carly dissipation or by the improper
treatment OF some contracted disease A
complete and radical cure Is therefore,
question of restoring the PROSTATE gland
10 its normal state. and this we accom-
rl!sh promptly and completely. without
the use OF informal remedies. Our treat
mant Is n local one entirely. 1t rs origi-
nal and sclcatlGc and has been proved
absolutely effective by thousands OF tests
We are convinced that by no other meth
DDS can full and permanent restoration or
strength and vigor be accomplished
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were az follows Flour
barely steady; winter patents, $4,000
tents. S4.75@53 80: stralghts, s35O@4 80
bakers s2,60@3.75; No. spring wheat.
81 0o@1.o4: No. 3. 95c@s1 O36; No. 2 red.
9O49Sc; No. corn. 54c. No. yellow,
see: No white. 46@4slc; No 2 rye.
Soc; good feeding barley. oS169c, fair to
choice mailing. 69@73c; No. North
western. 1.3l2 prime timothy seed. S3,75;
clover. contract grades, s15.25; short ribs
sides Qoose)), SS.624@S75, mess pork.
per barrel. $l6.12a@t8.25; lard. per 100
pounds. $40; short clear sides (boxed)
50 00W9.25; whisky, basis Of high wines.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS..
Chicago,

CHICAGO. June 1.-Cattle - Receipts
300; market steady: beeves. $45O@6.55
cows. 81 75@5.5O; heifers. sj.25G47O;
calves, $5oo87,5O, good to prime steers,
S6-2Q@6,30; poor To medium. 81 50@5,50;
stockers and feeders. S3.0065.15
Hogs-ReceiDts. 5000. market steady.
light. s62O@6.42A; mixed, s6,25@6. 30;
heavy, So 90@6.35: rough, S5.oO@6.10. pigs,
SbeepwReScejp SJ 81 1000 market raor steady.
natives, S4.25@6.35: Western, 81. 25@6 20
yearlings. Sc 10@7.0o; lambs, S6.25GDS, 90;
Western, Sc 25@7N0
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, June 1.-Cattle - Re
celpts 10000, market steady; native
steers, si.75@615; stockers and feeders.
So 25@4 so: bulls, s3.40@4.7o: calves, $500
@650: Western fed steers. si50@6.90;
Western fed cows. sS.25mi60.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market steady
heavy, $6l5G6225 packers, s6.20@6.32s; !;
light SG.20@6.30: pigs, s5.75@6.00.
Sheep-Receipts none; market nomiu-
ally steady
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New York Fruit Market.

NEW YORK, June f-Evaporated ap
pies unchanged; fancy. SGSlc. choice
7@7.c prime, 6f@6fc; poor TO fair, 50
Prunes. firm; spot California, 3E9l2ic;
Oregon, 5t@10c.
Apricots. unchanged, choice, 17aM1Sc
extra choice. 1SA@19c: fancy, zoe
Peaches. steady, choice. 9mllc. extra
choice, 12m12ic, fancy. l2i@lSRc; extra
fancy, l3@l6c.
Raisins. firm; loose muscatels. s7@1Oc:
seeded raisins. 73@112c: London layers
81 60H1,65