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Potatoes, Onion. ana yeceteb,e.

The potato market remains in good shape for
sellers, as the receipts of new stock are running
light and the supply of old crop goods is just
ABOUT sufncfent to balance seed and table
quiremcnts. Current arrivals of new stock from
the river include the final shipments of the iirst
inferior quality. has to be sold at rather weak
prices The range In the quotations is un-
changed, however. Onions continue to bring
high prices and with receipts running light the
available supplies are promptly closed out every
day.
In the vegetable market peas are scarce AMI
firm at the moment supplies are being IL
verted elsewhere and asparagus continues firm.
With the Gamers taking all OF the stock offered
from day to day String and wax beans are
weak on heavy receipts, nearly all of which are
have to be sold quickly. Receipts of all other
descriptions free and prices are inclined to
easness. Cucumbers from across the bay were
offering yesterday and sold at S2.75 for large
boxes.
Potatoes (per ctl)-Oregon Burbanks s2@2 40:
eastern Burbanks, S2@2 25; eastern rurals, 81 65
al. IS; new potatoes 81. 50@3 for early rose and
So. 75@3.25 for white.
onions-New red 81. .5o@275 per sack; Aus
tralfan, s3G3. so per ctl
egetables-Asparagus. 6@10c per lb for gen.
eral offerings and 11@13c for extras; rhubarb,
S1.2541.75 per box: green peas 4Gl5c per Id;
toma toes. crates 81 n562. boxes $1ll IS; string
beans. S@5c per lb: BEANS 3@5c per 10:
summer squash, 81 1@1. 20 for small and s2.50@3
for large boxes. egg plant, per ID;
green peppers, 25e per lb cucumbers S161 %
per box for Marysvile and 75c@$l for southern !:
garlic, 4G5c per ID for new; cabbage, 81 15 per
ctl: caulifower, 50075c per dozen turnips, 81 a
LOO per sacky green corn, 20@35c per Dozen
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map with predictions of slightly cooler and show
cry weather The purchase of about 20. 600 bales
of various options credited to Mr.. Price and
nearly as much for McFadden turned the market
up TO a maximum advance of 10 points, after
which the market reacted again profit taking,
but maintained a steadier undertone up to the
close
There was bear raid made the early call
on reports that Miss Giles report would be very
bearish, but they found 1t somewhat dinerent
She makes the condition 6S.7 versus S47 last
year. This is the worst condition on record She
makes the acreage increase IL over last year,
based on the revision of the government figures
of this season. 1t is still weather market and
will be for the next 30 days. July and August
are the critical positions. 1t will take more Ia
vorable weather to make average crop.
Option Omen High. Low Close
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CHICAGO 8oARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provtxiuus


CHICAGO. June 1s-Reports of damage TO
winter wheat in Kansas formed the chief reason
for renewed strength today in the local wheat
market At the close wheat for September de-
livery was lzc higher. Corn showed net gain
of Sc Oats were %c higher. Provisions were
up shade to 121ac higher
Advices from Kansas City were decidedly pes
simistic. declaring that owing to injury by green
bugs and unfavorable weather the new crop
will not run more than eight bushels to the acre.
Reports from Oklahoma. where threshing is al
ready begun claimed that the yield in that state
was very disappointing, averaging from three to
hve bushels per acre. These advices sup
plemented by reports from the spring wheat
country that army Of green bugs Is advancing
with great rapdty through the wheat fields of
Minnesota and the Dakotas. This news held the
$500. coo bushels In the worlds visible supply as
shown by Bradstreet,s. another bullish in
duence- Trading was active all day and the
market closed firm. SepteDber opened unchanged
to 12c higher at 939t Ie4Hc. sold at 93093hc,
advanced TO 95c and closed at 95Lc
The corn market firm for the greater part
of the day because of active demand from COM
was steady. September opened A6xc higher
at Sc, sold between 52%c and 531sc and closed
at 53c
The feature of trading in oats was the activity
and strength of the July delivery. which wns
in urgent demand by shorts. The market closed
strong. September oats opened zkMMc higher
at 36ss 036tsc, sold off tc $3.50 and then ad
vanced to 31Mc. The close at 36Ac.
Trading in provisions was quiet and the mar
at all western packing centers- At the close
September pork was up 1211c at $i607ia. Lard
was shade higher at SS.S71a @S.90. Ribs were
5nil5c higher at IS.
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GeneraI NcrchondI.e

Bags-San Quentin, 7s4c: grain bags, June
July, SIC; wool bags, 42ls G47Hc.
ton si R bay sS Re
mond. S12; Cumberland. $14 in bulk and sic. %
In sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke. SIT per
ton in bulk and s19 in sacks; Rocky mountain.
nominal.
Oil-Quotations are for barrels Linseed SIC
per gallon for boiled and 55c for raw. cases &c
more; castor OIL in cases. No. 1, 75c: Bakers
AA. cases, 81. .2S61.30; lucol. SOC for boiled and
Ion; cocoanut oil In barrels, 72n 676c for XXX.
7011315c for No. I and 67h q Tic for No. 2 ac-
cordng to quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
oil. Coo: natural winter sperm OIL Coo; natural
whale oil, SOC: extra winter strained lard OIL
s5c; No. lard oil. esc: pure neatsfoot oil. 7Jc;
No. 1 neatsfoot oil. 571ac; herring oil. 40c; sal
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etc.-Water white coal oil,
from tank wagon. 1om11c: special. do. 12lsc;
pearl oil. In cases. 17c: astral. 17c; star lie:
extra star. Zoe: Elaine, 2Gc; eocene. 19c: stove
gine distillate. iron barrels drums. Sc; No. 2
DO 61@c cases SIZE more benzine in bulk 70 &c.
in cases 19c; sc degree gasoline, in bulk, 30c In
cases 36c.
Turpentine-s3c per gallon in cases and 761kc
In drums and iron barrels
Rosin-Per bbl OF $50 lhs-E, S7.35; F, ST. 10;
G.. S7.6O; H. $7.T0: I. $3.50.
Red and White Lead-Red lead. Sts G9c per
ID: white lead. sGS1ae. according to quantity.
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes follows, terms net cash: Cubes A.
crushed. 5.60c; powdered, 5-45c; candy grnnu-
lated. 5.45c: fine fruit coarse granulated.
5.35c: beet granulated Geo lb bags only. 5.2oc;
confectioners' A. 5.35c: magnolia a. 4-95c: extra
c. 4.S5c: golden G. 4-I5c: ID. 4.65c; ~ and 2
boxes G.10c per ID. Barrels and so ID bags 10c;
half bbs 25c and boxes Soc more per 100 lbs for
all grades. No order taken for less than I5 bar
rels or its equivalent.
Canned Fruit-Following are the California
fruit Gamers association quotations for 1906
pack, Z. o. b.:
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Foreign Futures
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. June lS.-Recent large sales in
imported fine wools has increased the volume
Of business in the local market, although trad
Ing along domestic lines continues quiet. There
have been some arrivals of spring Texas STOCK,
but the Arizona wool is about all taken.
Recent heavy sales in quarter blood feeces has
exhausted the stock Of fleece woods and dealer S
are awaiting the arrival of the new clip for
quotations Oregons are bringing 22Bc. Idaho
WOODS are moving freely at 1S@19c for cloth
Ing and 19M21c for staple. Montana. 10Q22c.
There are but few local quotations and business
In nne grades is stagnant. There have been
a few transfers in territory wool The new
Texas wool has been selling at 23@24c for "a
rev lots Quotations:
California-Northern choice 26@2sc; average.
24@25c; middle county, 21M23c; southern, 100
isc; fall northern, 1SGl9c; fall southern,
oregon-Eastern staple. 23@24c: No. cloth
Ing 2Os.2lc: western average. 17@1sc; valley
California (scoured basis)-Northern. 66@6Sc:
middle county. G5@66c; southern. 6796Sc; fall
free, 57@5Sc; fall defective, 40@45c.
oregon (scoured bass)-Eastern No. l staple,
7O@7Ic; eastern No. l clothing. 6s@Isc; eastern
average 6S@70c; valley No. 1, 60@62c; valley
No. 2. o4@56c: valley No. 3, 51@52c.
Territory tscoured basisl-Fine staple, 70G1
&c; fine medium staple. 6SG7oc: fine clothing
osMfsc; hne medium clothing, 65@6sc. Pulled,
secured basis. exra 45c; extra A. 6S@72c;
nne A. 5S962c; superiors, 5S@55c; B su-
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Ner York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Flour receipts Is. 1S5
barrels; exports, $500 barrels. Steady with a
light trade.
Wheat receipts 5000 bushels: exports. 100
bushels. Spot. firm; No. / red 9ic elevator,
and 991ac + o. b. afoat; No. / northern Du-
luth. 81. .05 (. o. b. afoat; No. hard winter,
s1.o2 (. o. b. anoat.
Within cent range wheat fuctuated lively
today. At first. higher on cables, it broke
under good weather news. then turned strong
on reports of green bug damage in the north
Later second decline occurred on rains in
Kansas and Nabraska and the market closed
only &c net higher. July. 99as ca 81 .0oss
closed 81; September, I@1,01,. closed 81 :ooas !;
december Slol Is 91o2 1915, closed s1.o2A.
Petroleum-Firm.
Hi6es-Du1l
steady
conee-Futures closed steady. net unchanged
TO points higher Sales, 1880 bags, inclu1-
ing July. 5.15@5.2oc; August. 5.10c: Septem-
ber. 5l5@5.20c- December, 5.20@5 25c; March.
5.SOc; May, 5.35c. Spot coffee, quiet No. 7
Rio. exc; Santos No 4, 7%c Mild coffee,
dnli: Cordova, 9G121kc.
Butter and egps-Steady and unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The demand is not heavy.
but the market holds firm, with fancy quoted
at at 6@sise; &C. choice ~ G71ac; prime Gl4@71ac;
Prunes-Rather less active, but holders O.
main very firm in their views. California
prunes are quoted at IoM 612hc, according
TO grade: Oregon, 5% G10c.
Apricots-Very firm and 1t is reported that
some inquiry for export is developing Choice
are quoted at 2o@2lc; extra choice. 81 1@22c;
Peaches-Firm. with choice quoted at 11H@
12c: extra choice. 121k613Mc: fancy. i3a13Me.
extra fancy. 14@141Ac.
Raisins-In fair demand on spot, with quo
tatlons firm, loose muscatel are quoted at
So dloc: seeded raisins, ~ @12; London lay
ers, S1.50G1.65.
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Canned Asparagus-The California fruit can
neFs association has issued the following quota
tions for its pack of 1907: Mammoth white,
peeled. No. 2i5, Sc: mammoth white. 81 =,
mammoth green, peeled, $3.50: mammoth greeN
A25; large white, peeled. s5.25: large white.
medicn white, $3. 70: medium green 50. 30; small
green 50: No. white tips. $500; No. 1 green
tips. $40; No. tall salmon cans. s1.75: No. 8
prices are much above those previously fss-led
by other packers and have since been withdrawn
as the demand for the goods has been larger
than the output.
Canned Peas-Association prices for the 1901
pack po . are as follows: @ No. Petit Pos; si.I5;
sifted. s1.35; No. ., standard sifted. $1.25; No.
2. standards. S1.1o; No. S. standards. So; No. 3,
higher on all the No. 2 lines except standards.
which are zoe higher than last year. There will
oe pc no fr r. ~ Is 59s ysa No. ss TINS year
CoFFEE-Costa Rica-1215 G151ac for strict
ly prime washed; 11A G12c for prime
good to prime washed peaberry: 1011 GLE for
good to prime peaberry: 10H @11Hc for good 20
prime; sA @91.c for fair; 4gTc for common TO
salvador-111s@ s@1atsc nominal for prime to
strictly prime washed; loglle for 1891 go1,i
skG915c for rood TO prime semiwashed: 914 q
9lac for superior unwashed: SIC for good green
washed peaberry: 46l7c for common to ordinary.
Nicaragua = 11EGI-e nominal for prime
washed; 90D101.c nominal for fair to strictly
good washed; 7lS@sAe nominal for good to su-
perior unwashed.
Guatemala and Mexican-12@131sc for prime
to strictly prime washed; 10Y ale for strictly
good washed; 9%G10Ac for good washed; 9Q
9a.c for fair washed; sQs%c for medium; 44Te
for common TO ordinary; 1012 @11Ac for good to
prime washed peaberry: 9% p105c for good 70
prime unwashed peaberry; SGS%e for good to
superior unwashed
Hawaiian-13015c for fancy: 116G12hc for
prime; 101s G11Ac for good; 991Oc for fair; II
ale for peaberry; 609c for low grades.
Ecuador-715c for current unwashed-
Pacific Codhsh-5Q ID bales whole cod, 315c;
100 lb bales whole cod. 4Ec; do extra large,
SIC; do imitation eastern. 6I.c; Norway, 4Ac;
Anchor brands 4Ac; narrow gauge. 4zc; Silver
King. 7c;.. Golden State middies. 6he; White
Seal middles, Sic: Seabrfght blocks, 612c;
Crown tablets &c; Pearl tablets, Tic: boneless.
9d91sc; picked cod. barrels, ,s7.50; do half
barrels, s4.T5; SALMON, half barrels, $3.50. Net
cash To jObbins trade.
Salt-Local jobbers quote follows: Half
ground, S5.50@6 per ton; dairy 50 per ton; do.
bales, $1.25 each; rock salt, S5@5-50 per ton;
imitation Liverpool. Sl1 per ton: do bales. $1.75
each No genuine Liverpool on the market.
Cordage-Manila, 15c; Sisal, 10Ac; Sisol bale
rope. 12Gt21ac per 10.
acknowledgements at S3S@39 for local use.
and $37@3T. so per flask for export.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL

New York stocks still neglected and featureess
Cotton several points higher Coppers steady
Silver SIC higher. No change in exchange rates.
Shortage of Jumbo Extension stock said to be over
Shipment of 100000 in silver bullion to Hongxong
Shortage of wheat in Europe reported increasing.
Barley, oats and show no further change
Flour firm and in average movement Feedstuffs weak.
Upper grades of hay lower. Bean market unchanged.
Potatoes and onions in moderate supply and firm
Poultry market weakening under increasing arrivals
Butter, cheese and eggs unchanged
Some kinds of fresh fruits showing effects of weather
Dried fruits and raisins still very firm and active.
No further change in fresh or cured meats.
Wool quiet. hops moderately active and hides weak
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Hides. Tallow, Wool and Hon.

Hop dealers report moderate business at the
low prices. There Is more doing in the 1907
crop on contract than in the 1905 crop. The
market exhibits no new feature.
Wool continues quiet. with all conditions as
before stated
Hides are still weak at the decline noted some
days ago. Weakness In eastern markets causes
the soft feeling here
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1sa1c un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers lie; me-
dium. lOc: light. 10c: COW hides. 1Oc for heavy.
1oc for light stays. Sc; sated Kip. 1o1Ae; saltei
,lrT kin. 19c; dry calf, &c; shcepskins. shear.
lings. 20@50c each: short wool. 50Q90c each ;
medium 90c@S1: long wool. 81 -2591 80: horse,
hides salt. $50. so for large and s2,5o@3 for
medium S1@1.25 for small; horsehfdes dry
S26pS for large and Si.25@2 for medium; 50c6i
ST. rs for small and 25@50c for colts; deerskins,
dry Mexican 371a a 40c; picked do. 36c; dry salt
do 3Oc; Mexican dry hides 19c: dry salt do, Ice;
picked do. 1sc; goatskins, prime angora. Zoe;
extra large do, $1.5o; large, soc; medium. 35e
small, 25c.
Tallow-No. / rendered. 5@5Ac; No. 2, IA
41hc; grease, oM31sc.
Wool-Spring clip: Northern bright, 20@23c;
Mendocino. u dn23e; middle county, 17119c; San
Joaquin, 14@16c for free and 12@14c per ID for
1 Hops-choice. s@sc; prime. 7@7Ac; common.
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VI FUTURES.
Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Conditions In these lines remain as for the
past several weeks. The local and export busi-
ness are both normal. aside from the oriental
demand for -four. which is at present being filed
by the two northern states. Quotations for
everything are firm
Flour-California family extras, So. 2o@ s. 10
net, without discount; bakers extras, $4,000
o.45; superfine, 81 10@4. 30: Oregon and Washing
4.50 for cut of.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages. net
cash, no discount are as follows: Graham -four.
rice -four. $7-20; meal, $275; extra cream
do, 50 4O oat meal, 81 TO- oat groats, $3.50:
hominy, S3 34O@3.60 buckwheat -four, 81; cracked
wheat, So 80; farina, 81 20; whole wheat -four,
S320: rolled oats, bbls. $60l7. %; In sacks So 90
ass; rolled wheat, bbis $780, in sacks S3. so;
pearl barley So 40; split peas, boxes, Sc; green
peas, S. per 100 lbs
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Hay and Feedstufrs

There was another large line of bran in from
the north yesterday. The market for this de-
scrption continues weak under the present heavy
supplies out quotations have not changed for
Hay is lower in spite of good average de-
mand The new Wild oat now coming In is so
green and clean that it attracts buyers away
from the old grain hay hence the weakness in
the latter.
Bran--$20@22 per tcn
Middlings- -$2T Gl30 per ton.
Shorts-s20. 5o@22 90 per ton.
=. Feedstuffs- Rolled barley, S27@2s; mixed feed,
S21 @24; oilcake meal nolninal cocoanut cake
or meal at mills, $40 in 10 and s26.50 In ton
lots; 5obbing, S25; corn meal, S32; cracked corn,
sSS; broom corn feed. 90c@$1 per ctl; alfalfa
ton; mealfalfa 5000: iobbinc. S2l.50.
Hay-Choice wheat s21 .50@2250 per ton; good
wheat SlSd21: other grades wheat. S15@17;
wheat and oat, $12@20; tame oat $4,000; wild
oat, S1l@14; alfalfa. $11@13.5o; stock. $s@lo
Straw eo@9oc per bale
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Poultry and Game

Another car of western chickens came in yes
terday making the third in two days The
stock met with the usual steady call and cleaned
up well at satisfactory prices. The market for
local stock is weak. with receipts increasing,
and the leading descriptions of young chickens
are quoted lower than last week. Small anc or
dinary California hens are weak because of the
liberal offerings of western. but large. fat ma
tive stock is in good request and exeeptiona lily
heavy lots sometimes sell above the outside quo
tation. Ducks. geese and pigeons merely IN
fair request at about steady prices. Hare and
rabbits are arriving in poor condition. showing
the effects of the hot weather, and there no
established prices for them
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens, S6MT.50 for large
and S5@5.50 for small; old roosters, $465; young
ROSTERS. S6,50@9. fryers. $6Q6.50 for large and
$5@5.50 for SMALL broilers $3@450 for large
and S2.50@2I5 for small; pigeons, 81 25@1. 80:
squads. $1.50G2; ducks $50g6 for young and
s4.5O@5 for old; goslings, s292.5o per pair;
Cam aI
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New York Metal ,.sr...4

NEW YORK. June lS.-The London tin market
had sharp advance. with spot closing los 6i
higher at fi90 and futures at f1S3 Is, OF e.
nlgher- Locally the market quiet but firm
with spot quoted at 42. 5o@ "a. soc.
copper was higher in the London market, with
spot quoted at fa0 5s and futures at t94. To-
caily the market was unchanged with lake
Quoted at 23.I562450c. electroytic at %. .5On
% 2oc and casting at 2l l.50@22. Soc
Lead was unchanged at 5.T565.S5c in the local
market and at f20 los in London.
Spelter was unchanged at 640616. SOC In the
local market and al f24 los in London
Iron was unchanged in the English market
with standard foundry ouoted at Sos Id and
Cleveland warrants at 56s 41ad. Locally the
market unchanged
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No further decline IN anything is noted. nlt
the market continues weak, with arrivals sum
cient for the consumption. which is not as large
it has been up to the present month
DRESSED MEATS.
Slaugkterers' rates to dealers are as follows: -
Beef-61s G7Ac per lb for steers and Sag
61ac for cows
vesl-6ls @s1sc for large and s1a@s1sc for
small.
ewes
Handspring 11h@1ei4c per lb.
Dressed Hogs-11 4 a 12c per III.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less 90 per
cent shrinkage for cattle:
Clttle-SteerS, No. /. Sc: second quality. 20
T1sc;-third quality. GG511c; and heifers.
TGT15c for No. 1. second quality &c, third quail
ity SIC; bulls and stays, 3131sc.
Calves-5c per ID for light. 4l1c for medium
and 31sc for heavy (gross weight.
Sheep-Wethers, 5G6c per ID; ewes, AZ 95l3c
(gross weight.
thanksgiving. 6GGEc.
Hogs-IoO to 200 lbs. T18c per lb 200 and up
ward. 611 GTc; boars 80 per cent, stays 30@40
per cent and sows 10@20 per cent on from
above quotations.
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Receipt. OF Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Shortage In Jumbo Extension Stock
Safd to Be Over

Business on the stock and bond exchange was
even duller than on the preceding day. being
only S11 900 in bonds and 70 shares of stocks.
Quota tions for everything remained unchanged
Trading in the southern Nevadas OF
smaller volume than the preceding day. and
most of the business was in the afternoon.
The feature of the day the statement
that the pool In Jumbo Extension had been
broken and that most of the short stock. which
has caused excitement in this stock during the
past several days. had been delivered The
stock which closed en- Monday at $1-S2, opened
at 81 9O sold down 10 $3.50 and closed at
Sl57 Goldfeld Cons. which closed on Mon
day at s6.25, opened at that figure. sold up to
Az and back to $685. closing at $6.07. Com
bination Fraction. which closed the preceding
day at $2.57. sold from S2-725 down to
So 90 and closed at $3.50.
The DAILY West mining company has declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF Coo per
share. payable July To-
The Shannon mining company has declared
dividend of SOC. payable July l. Books closed
June 15 and open July 1.
The Security savings bank Of Oakland has
declared dividend OF 6 per cent per annum on
the capital stock for the half year ending June
80 payable on July L. The previous semi an
nual dividend was at the rate Of per cent
per annum. The usual dividend deposits
will be paid on the 1st proximo-
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To. aureIe. 1Tarketr

Los ANGELES. June 1s.-Some weakness was
noticeable in the egg market this morning. Re-
ceipts are increasing and the demand is only fair
The quality OF the arrivals is poor owing to the
warm weather. Some dealers report heavy loss
from Gambling.
Butter prices remain firm The consumption
demand is excellent aud offerings are light. Some
dealers were selling small lots at 6Oc but this is
hardly a fair criterion for the general market.
There was little change in the poultry market
today. Receipts liberal and the demand
was poor.
Fewer potatoes were offered than for some
time An excellent inquiry and decreased sup
plies resulted in firner market
Offerings of fish were liberal and the demand
was fair
210 pounds; cheese 16. 400 pounds; potatoes, 433
sacks; onions, 153 sacks; beans. 25 sacks
Eggs-Locai ranch candled, 24@25c; local
ranch, count. 22@23c.
Butter-Creamery extras, 5755c; creamery
6rsts. 55c; dairy, 24@25c
cheese-NOrthsn. fresh. lec; anchor. large.
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Available Grain snnnlx

NEW YORK. June 1S.-Special cable and
teleSrephic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in available
supplies as compared with previous account !:
Wheat-United States. east of the Rockies
decreased 1855. 900 bushels: Canada. decreased
323. 600 bushels. Total. United States and Can
ada, decreased 2.312 600 bushels. Aioat for and
In Europe, decreased 100000 bushels Total
American and European supplies. decreased
35l2 900 bushels
Corn-united States and Canada inerea sed
1887. 900 bushels.
0ats-United States and Canada, decreased
1.2S7. 600 bushels.