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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, June 6-FIour-Receipts Is, 500
barrels: exports. 1900 barrels sales, $500 bar
rels Market steady but quiet.
Wheat-Receipts, 149 900 bushels: exports.
| 111,31o bushels. Spot, firm. No. red, 81. .o1&
elevator, Sl.o2$l (. O. b. afoat; No. l northern
Duluth, Sl11% f. O. b. afoat; No. hard win
and cent break in wheat after the opening to-
day was followed by strong advance of &c per
oushei. Everybody was buying it on pessimistic
crop reports from the southwest and belief
that the July liquidation was over. Final
prices reached Nc net advance. July 81. 1.02 7-16
@1.045s, closed S1.04%; September S1.027s a
l;0oA, closed s1.o5A; December $1.o47s al. .o67s,
Hops-Quiet.
Hides-DulI.
Wool-Steady.
S4.95.
trifugal, 90 test, s.s4c; molasses sugar. s.0ec.
Refined, steady
Conee-Futures closed quiet but unchanged
Sales ESQ bags, including: September. 5.4o@
5.E5c. Spot, quiet: Rio No. Z, 6asc; Santos No.
4. fHc. Mild, dull: Cordova, 9@12Ac.
Butter-Steady; unchanged.
Eggs-Easy; western frsts. 16c; seconds,
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market is said to be
shade easier for future delivery. but spots are
choice, 7@715c; prime, eA A@e%c; poor to fair,
5l5 66c.
Prunes- Very firm in tone. with quotations
ranging from S@1215c for California fruit and
from 5k d10c for Oregon
Aprcots-Quiet, but holders are confident and
prices are firmly held. Choice quoted at 1s1a q
lse: extra choice. 1s@2oc; fancy. 2o@21c.
quoted at 11@1113c; extra choice, 12@12Ac;
fancy, I2h @13c; extra fancy. 14@15c.
Raisins-Firm, with loose muscatels quoted at
So @1oc; seeded raisins, 7A A9111c; London
LAYERS. 81 Goal. SIS.
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ket reacted, extras falling back &c to 24hc a
pound. and hrsts being &c lower. Packing stock
or cooking butter was In urgent demand and
firm, with both grades 1ac higher
The egg market continued to strengthen under
light receipts and a brisk inquiry for local and
shipping use and the upper grades made an
other slight advance. Flat cheese, too, remained
hrm and both grades were marked up 1ac.
Business on the exchange was as follows:
Butter-10 of extras al 24c. 40 at 25c
40 at 24hc and 25 cubes at 25c.
Eggs-211ac bid and 221zc asked for extras,
with sales.
Cheese-25 new fancy nats at 1916 and 80
first fats at PIC.
Receipts were Al. roo lbs butter, 2s,4oo lbs
cheese and 1887 cases eggs
The following the official quotations as
established by sales, bids and offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange:
Butter-Fresh creamery, extras. 24lsc per ID.
nrm do frsts, 231ac. firm; seconds. 23c. firm
thirds, PC, firm; packing stock, firm at &c
for No. and 211ac for No. 2.
Cheese-Fancy California new fats, 1870 per
lb. steady; frsts, 121ac. steady; new young
Americas fancy. 1415c.. steady; frsts, 14c,
steady; eastern storage fancy 1sc, firm
Eggs-California fresh extras. 211ac per doz.
firm: frsts. 2015c, firm; seconds. 1715c, firm
thirds, 16c, Lrm.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, June 6.-Tbe wheat market opened
weak because of the favorable weather condl-
tions in this country and Canada for the new
crop. Lower prices at European grain centers
also encouraged local selling. About the end of
the first hour the damage reports which were
coming in from Kansas altered this sentiment
in the pit and sharp buying commenced. The
great majority of these reports were TO sne
effect that serious damage had been done by
the recent cold weather in that state. Reports
were also received of the presence of the green
bug in the wheat fields of Illinois, Indiana and
Iowa. During the last half of the session the
houses leading the buying. Prices responding
to the urgent demand advanced steadily during
the remainder of the day and the market closed
strong with prices close TO the high point of .he
day. July opened %@%c lower at 9434 G951sc.
sold off to e41ac and then advanced to 97kc-
Final quotations were at 97G971sc. September
opened 150%c lower at eIIh @97%c, declined
to 97c and then sold up to 99Ac, where it closed
IL A@1zsc higher.
Favorable weather and the weakness of wheat
depressed prices in the corn market early in
the day, but Later sentiment became slightly
buIlish because of damage reports The close
was firm. July opened shade TO kGAc lower
at 537s M54c, sold off to $3.50 and then ad-
vanced TO 54kc. The close was at 541sc.
break of 2 cents In the price of the July
delivery was the feature of the oats market
July opened shade to h@Ac lower at 485s
@49c, sold of to 4714c and closed at 4715c.
Buying of pork and ribs caused some frmness
close July pork was up 1oc at S16.271a. Lard
was a shade lower at $9-o21a 09.Oo. Ribs We're
&c higher at $S.T5.
The leading fut11res ranged as follows.
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Deciduous and citru. Fruits

Early trade In fresh fruits was of the usual
large proportions, but with supplies Of nearly
everything on the list In excess of requirements
the market was weak. and after the wants of
early buyers had been supplied prices commenced
plus unsold. Apricots and cherries were the
hrmest articles in the deciduous line and the
checking h N the % demand. Peaches. @ plums, new ap-
pies and cantaloupes were all tending downward
and prices took wide range as to quality and
appearance, It being difficult to effect sales or
poorly coored fruit at anything like reasonable
prices. Currants were weak and lower with
the demand still limited while all kinds Of ber-
light, but they consisted mostly of poor stock
representing the windup of the first crops, and
tsa Tine %eae IN
supply and slow of sale at prices ranging from
Soc to 81 each as to size- Citrus goods were
Berries-Strawberries, ss@1a per chest for
Longworth and $500 for the large varieties
blackberries, $s.5O@5 per chest for primers and
$7@10 for genuine: loganberries. S5Q7 per chest;
gooseberries,. 65@I5c per drawer for common
and 10c per Id for English
Apricots- 25@1.75 for boxes and s1.5o@2
Appies-old crop. 81 25@2 per box; new. s5c@
81 .25 for large and 5o@75c for small boxes.
Figs-$250 per box.
royal Anne other varieties seS75s
loose, s@1Oc per Ib for royal Anne, s@11c for
Can CantaloupesW So. 5o@4 for large and 81 for
small crates.
Peaches-S1@ @1.5o per box.
Plums-Clyman, $1.25@1.50 per crate; cherry,
50@75c per drawer.
Citrus fruits (per box)-NaveI oranges. 81. 5o@
g. so for fancy; 81. .75@2.75 for choice and S1.2S@
2.25 for standards; seedlings, $160Q2.5o Va
lencias So. 5O64; Mediterranean sweets, S3-5069
&: tangerines 81. 25@1.50; lemons, So 25@4 for
fancy; s2.25@3-25 for choice and S1@2 for stand,
ard grapefruit, s3@3. 25 for seedless and S1oo0
2 for common; limes S4@5-
Tropical fruits-Bananas, $1@1-50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $3@3. 90 for Central American;
pineapples, S. per dozen.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks about the Cotton lower.
Copper stocks higher Silver sc lower Sterling exchange firm
San Francisco exchange wedding out the inactive stocks
Lower grades of coffee plentiful Best grades firm.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Barley advancing again.
Oats rather lower. Corn firm. Beans in fair demand.
Hav selling well firm prices. Feedsuffs weakening.
Rasns and dried fruits still firm and in brisk demand.
No further changes in fresh cured
Poultry market well supplied and easy.
New potatoes declining under increasing receipts
Fresh fruits plentiful with liberal stocks carried
Butter lower. Eggs and cheese firm and higher.
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General Merchandf.e

Bags-San Quentin. 7&c: grain bags, Juno
'uy sNS Moe, Dass a42@zc "a ;c
ton. ,s1e; Beaver hin, $40: Coos bay. s1o RicE-
mond, sl2; Cumberland, s14 IN bulk and SECS
ton in bulk and $1s in sacks; Rocky mountain.
oii--Linseed is Sc higher. Quotations
are for barrels. Linseed. SIC per gallon
for boiled and 55c for raw, cases &c more;
castor oil. :, IN e cases. @ No I 75c; Bakers
4sc for raw; China nut. cases. s5@90c per GAL
lon' cocoanut oil in barrels. 5sc for Ceylon and
oil, csc; natural winter sperm oil, Csc; natural
sSe No lard oil oil ess pure nsatsf99t oil 75s
mon oil, 35c; boiled fish oil. 35c: paint oil. 35c
Coal oil. gasoline, etc.-Water white coal oil.
pearl oil. in cases, 17c; astral. lie; star, lie:
extra star, 20c; Elaine, 26c; eocene. 19c; stove
gasoline. IN bulk 17!sc. in cases 24c; No. / en-
in eases Ice; ss degree gasoline in bulk soc, in
Turpentine-Is Sc lower at s3c per gallon iu
cases and 1915 in drums and iron barrels
Rosin-Per Dbl Of 2so lbs-E. s7.s5; F. $7.45;
G, 81 so; H, $40; l, $500
Ib; white lead. s@slSc. according to quantity.
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cubes A.
crushed 5.6oc; powdered 5.45c candy granu-
lated, 4se: fruit do 54oc; fine or coarse gran
only. 5.25c; eonfectioners' a. 5s5c; magnolia A.
4ssc @ extra a, G as5s ;, golden q a75c p 4sss
bbls, $3.50; boxes, 6.10c per ID. Barrels and so
Id bags 10c half bbls 25c and boxes SOC more per
100 lbs for all grades. No order taken for less
than rs barrels or its equivalent
Conee-C. E. Bickfords circular gives the
receipts at this port this year up to June
at 22S, ,o36 bags against 1S1 .s27 during the same
time last year. The sales from frst hands were
131 .26S bags. against 155.529. The stock On
The circular says:
Local labor difficulties. constant pressure on
continued softening tendency in all coffee mar
kets have proven depressing factors and trading
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Potatoes. onion. and vegetables

Receipts of new potatoes are rapidly increas-
ing, the daily arrivals from The river districts
alone being more than sufficient to supply cur
rent wants, and the market is accordingly weak,
with prices for ordinary stock slowly receding.
New Burbanks still quoted up to &c a pound,
but that figure Is obtained only for certain Ia
vored brands, which form but small percentage
use are decreasing, but there is good seed de-
mand which keeps stocks moving New red
onions slightly lower yesterday. the de-
mand being less urgent than on the preceding
day. when shipping orders were being filed.
The market for miscellaneous vegetables was
weak, with supplies OF most descriptions ex-
ceeding the demand, and the downward trend
in prices continued unchecked. String beans and
cucumbers were in burdensome supply and large
quantities Of choice stock had to be held over.
Tomatoes were another weak feature under lib
can green peppers were offering and met with a
good sale at 30@36c a pound
: Potatoes fper ctl)-River whites, S1.75@2;
Oregon Burbanks, $2@2.40: eastern Burbanks,
$2@2l0; eastern rurals, $1.65@l.75, new po-
tatoes, S2@2.5O for early rose and $2.5o03
for white.
onions-New red s2@22o per sack; Ber-
muda $150@2 per crate; Australian, $3@3.50
per ctl-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5@9c per ID for gen.
eral offerings and 10@123ec for extra; rhubarb,
tomatoes, crates, $1.75@2. boxes. s1.25@1 so;
string BEANS 40p6c per ID; summer squash, SIG
1.50 for small and So for large boxes; egg plant.
20@25c per lb; cucumbers, $lWl.25 per box
for Marvsvle and 60@e0c for southern;
garlic, 5@6c per lb for new; cabbage, $1.i5
per ctl; caulifower, 50@75c per dozen; turnips
S1@1.50 per sack.
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EASTERN MARKETS
Now York Money Market

NEW YORK. June 6.-Money on call easier
IL a. per cent: ruling rate, l%, closing bid
y. offered al a
per cent; 80 days, Sss "a; six months, ~ q
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5la
Sterling exchange strong with actual hust-
ness IN bankers bills al 81 $500 ! $685. lol
demand and at s.. .s365d4 $50 for so day bills
Posted rates. S4.s4Is CASTLE
Commercial bills. S4.S3S @4S3l5.
Bar silver. 66Tkc.
Mexican dollars, 5ilac.
Bopds-GoveDment and railroad irregular.
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Hay and Feedstuffs

There was good hay market again yester-
day, offerings being light with buyers eager.
the medium and lower grades are bringing mora
than they did some days ago. Receipts yestar-
day included 81 cars.
Feedstuffs are weakening again. The recent
frmness has led to increased shipments from
northern sources of supply, and It is understood
that there is considerable on the way here, hence
the weakness.
Bran-S20@22 per ton.
Middlings-S27@30 per ton.
Shorts-S2o 5o@22 so per ton.
Feedstuffs Rolled barley, $27@2s; mixed
feed, S21@24; oilcake meal. nominal; cocoanut
cake or meal at mills. SIG in 10 and $2650 in 5
ton lots; jobbing, $27; corn meal. $50; cracked
corn, S33; broom corn feed, 90c@S1 per ctl; al
falfa meal. carload lots, s2o.5o; jobbing. $215o
per tom mealfalfa. s2o5 jobbing. $21.5o.
wheat $1s@21 other grades wheat. $15@17;
wheat and oat, S12@21; tame oat, $12@2O; wild
oat. $9@l4; alfalfa, Ss5o@12; stock, $s@l0 per
ton.
Straw-50@s5c per bale.
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Provisions

Wholesalers continue to report very good
quotation
Cured Meats--Bacon, 151ac per lb for heavy.
15A @1515c for light medium. 1915 for light, u
cured: dry salted sides lac; bellies. 1910
loo; eastern sugar cured hams. 17@171sc; Cali
fornia hams 16hc; mess beef, 50 per Dbl:
extra mess, $3.50; family, SO; prime mess
pork, s24; extra clear SIT; mess $25; pig pork,
$2S; pigs feet. $5 smoked beef 14c per lb.
Lard-Tierces quoted at 9%c for California
compound. 9atc for eastern compound. and 12c
for pure; half barrels, pure. 1214c: so Id tins.
12Ac: 10 lb tins, 1880; lb tins, 127sc;
Cottolene-one half barrel. lie; three half
barrels, 1oNc one tierce. 1o%c; two terces.
105kc; five tierces, 10ac-
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Hides, Tallow, wool and Hops

There is nothing new under this head. WOOL
aside from the demand for long staples suitable
for worsteds, is quiet. with plenty Of stock here
and hops continue inactive.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about y 61c un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, 11hc;
medium, 1o1ac; light. 1o1sc; cow hides. 1o1ac for
heavy, 1O1sc for light; stays, Sc; salted kip,
101c; saIted veal, 14c: salted calf. 144c: dry
hides, 2Oc; dry kip, Ice; dry calf, 24c; sheep
skins shearlings, 2O@5Oc each; short wool. 500
Soc g, each; medium. soc@s1; long wool. $3.50
15o; horsehides, salt. s3@3.50 for large and
So. SOFAS for medium, $1@1.25 for small;
horsehides. dry. S2@3 for large and N.25@2
for medium 5Oc@S1.25 for small and 25G5oc
for colts; deerskins, dry Mexican. 40@4c; tyy
salted Mexican 35@571zc; dry Central Amsrt-
can 4o@41c; goatskins. prime angoras. TO-;
extra large do, S1.5o; large. SOC; medium. S5c;
' TaiiowwNa. rendered. 5@5Ae; No 2. AZ
WooigSpring clip: Northern bright. 2o@
23c; Mendocino. 21@2Sc; middle county. i!9
lsc: San Joaquin, 14G16c for free and 12@l4c
p'I HopsDchoice. s@1oc: prime. 7@71sc; com
mon, 5@6c per lb. Contracts for 1907 crop, lo0
lie per lb.
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Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-The situation continued about the
same yesterday, both here and elsewhere Fn-
lures continue neglected. and there is nothing
OF any consequence doing in the cash grain.
CASH WHEAT
=. California club, $1.421a @1.50; do milling,
S!.5O@lo2 California white Autralian,
81 5219 Giles; lower grades of California 81 20
6iuestem. 81. 521a al. .6215; northern red, $1.45
Q1. .47l5 per ctI.
FUTURES
1890 a. m. session
No transactions.
Barley-The improved tone noted during the
past several days has become more pronounced
and quotations higher. On Wednesday feed
Tor choice bright The market continued quiet
however, in spite of the advanced prices. Re-
ceipts were small.
CASH BARLEY
GOOD to choice feed. spot, 81. GOAL %: COM
mon to fair, S115@1.171s per ctl; brewing and
shipping. 81 26A al. .27h per ctl; chevaIier s1.2o
10 to- II 30 a. m. session
Open. High. Low. Close.
December Ssi27K s1.27Is sl.27l4 sl.27k
oats-Ihe market is somewhat lower on the
upper grades. with trade quiet.
Good TO choice red, S1.556l1 70; common to
fair. $1.50; white. $1.50@1.70; black, nominal;
gray, nominal.
Corn-Previous prices rule with stock light
and the market dull. California small round
yellow Sl.55@1.6o; large yellow, sl.55G1 go;
white, nominal; western state sacked yellow,
guaranteed dry. S1.55@1.6o spot and 1.45@1 30
to arrive; mixed, nominal; white Epyptian
S1.2T15 al .3211 brown Egyptian, S115MI 20.
Rye-S1 40@1.50 per ctl for California and
S1.3501.40 for Utah.
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Los Angeles Marker.

LOS ANGELES. June 6-There was an ad-
vance in the price of eggs today which resulted
several days. Another contributing cause lies
in the fact that shipments from the north are
decidedly Of poor quality and some dealers re-
dency toward sitter prices in everything except
berries. which were in such supply that the
of crates were sent to the canneries. Stocks of
old potatoes are decreasing rapidly and there
is a. good demand for the new crop offerings
which are moderate, and prices hold firm
Produce receipts: Eggs, 3S6 cases butter
1.751 pounds; cheese, none; potatoes, 721 sacks:
onions, 271 sacks.
The following prices indicate the average con.
dition of thu market:
Egss--Locn ranch. candled. 24c; do, case
count, 22c.
Butter-creamery. extras. 55c: do, frsts.
52hc; dairy, 20@221zc.
Cheese-northern, fresh I5c: anchor largo
1sc, do young America 19c; do. hand. ooc
eastern singles. 1S@19c; do. twins, lsc: do
si'--aAars. i6gl61ac;. do, Ionshosn, l902oc; do,
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Inactive Stocks Being weeded Out of
San Francisco Stock Exchange

inactive Stocks Being Weeded Out of
San Francisco Stock Exchange
1T was the same old story of duIlness on the
stock and bond exchange yesterday, and there
were no variations worthy Of mention.
The Feeling in the Comstock mining shares
was weak and several Of the leaders were lower
There was large selling Of some of the south
ern Nevadas. notably Combination Fraction
Goldheld Consolidated and Jumbo Extension. The
market opened higher for some OF the leaders, but
weakened OF and the tendency continued down
ward the rest Of the day as rule Nevada
Hills declared a dividend Of 10c- The listing
committee OF the San Francisco stock and ex-
change board. forecast several weeks ago,
has commenced TO weed out a number OF inactive
stocks in this group and has already dropped
about 25 from the list, with more to follow.
Talk Of renewed labor troubles 10 Goldfeld was
again heard among the brokers.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, June 6.-There was slightly
lower market for tin IN London today with spot
at f1s6 15s and futures at f1s3 5s. Locally
the market was quiet with spot quoted at Al 25
@41.70c. Copper had sharp break in the Lon
don market, with spot closing fl Is Cd lower at
f97 los and futures FL 2s Sd lower at f9t.
Locally the market dull and nominal with
lake at 24@24.75c. electrolytic at 23@23-b Doc
and casting at 22@22. 25c.
Lead was unchanged at 5.75@5S5c locally
and at f20 In London.
Spelter was unchanged at f24 los in London
and at 6.4046.55c locally.
Iron was lower abroad with standard foundry
closing at SOS I'D and Cleveland warrants SOS
75d. Locally the market was unchanged
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey

The market for raisins and all kinds Of fruits
continues very frm- New. apricots are quoted
fully up TO the quotations for old crop given De-
low. and the same condition applies to peaches.
The demand for prunes continues active at the
recently advanced prices.
Fruits. 1906 crop-Apricots, 1s@20c per lb;
evaporated apples. spot, 6@7c; peaches, s9i2c;
pears, .s@10c; prunes. : slze basis, SgS1se; ,5e;;
crop are selling to packers at 3h@4c per lb.
four size basis
Sc. SIC and SMc for 2 and crown. re-
spectively; seedless sultanas. 7A@71ac; Thomp-
sons seedless, IA @7&c for unbeached; London
LAYERS nominal; clusters nominal.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils, 171a d1sc; x L.
1e15 5@1sc; plus ultra, 16@1sc; brakes. s1s
Walnuts, jobbing prices-Softshell. 15@16c for
No. and 12@13c for No. 2; Italian chestnuts,
5Gsc per ID.
Honey-New fancy white comb, 1Tc asked; old
candied, Sic.
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1aisy, 1sc; Swiss. imported, s2c; do. domestic

daisy. 1ec; Swiss, imported, s2c; do. domestic,
&c; limburger, 13c.
Potatoes Ia cwt Idaho. $1.75@2, Colorado.
Sl;I5@2; Wisconsin. S1.75@2; Minnesota $l.Io
@2; Burbanks new stock, 81. .25@25o; new
early rose, s2.25@2.50; Bliss early triumph
tnewl, S2@2.25.
OnionsIImperial Bermudas, 81 crate, $50
sack; sllverskins, S2.75; garlic. 11@12c per 10;
chilis., evaporated. 11@12c; sundried, 14@15c;
ground, 121ac; Mexican fbuIkl, 121a g13c
Beans "a cwt.)--Pink. No. l. So; lima, No. !,
S4.!o@5; Lady Washington No ]. 50; do, small
WINES, DO, So so; blackeyes, $55o@6.5O; gar
vanzas, So.50@6; lentils, 1212 @15c-
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Flour and Farinaceou. Good.

The -four market continues quiet but the tone
is hrm- Buyers are well supplied for the pres
ent.
Flour-Californfa family extras. $5.20@5 10
net. without discount; bakers extra. 5000
ington, per Dbl, s4.9o@52O for family and 81 25
Q4.50 for cut off.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham flour.
50 per 100 lbs; rye -four. $3.40; rye meal,
$50; rice -four, S7.2o; corn meal, s2.75; extra
cream do $40; oat meal S410; oat greats,
$3.50; hominy. $3.40@3-60; buckwheat -four S4;
cracked wheat, $3.50; farina, s4.20; whole wheat
nour, $50; rolled oats, bbls, S6@7.25; In sacks,
S6.50W6-75; rolled wheat, bbls. 81 80; In sacks
$3.50; pearl barley S5 40 split peas, boxes, SIS
green peas So per 100 lbs.
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Beana and Seeffa

Bayos are quoted higher. The other beans are
unchanged. Large whites are still in demand
and firm.
Beans (per ctl)-Bayos. s3@3.15; pea, $3@
32o; small white, 81 -s5@3; large white, $4,000
27o; pink, 81 .4o@2. 30; red, $3.25@3.50; limas,
S4-75@490: red kidneys. $3-25@3. so: blsckey IS.
S4.9o@5; butter. $4.50@5; horse beans, $2@2.25;
cranberry beans, $3.75@4.
tard nonjp musaaIo' az @sTe aY yeirow nus %
41ac; alfalfa, 141 @15c; rape, 1@31ac; timothy.
nominal; hemp, DC; millet, SIC per lb; broom
corn seed. S1SQ20 per ton.
Dried Peas-Niles. nominal; green peas, $3.50
Q2-75 per ctl.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK June 6.-Cotton-Spot closed
steady, 10 points higher; middling uplands, 13c;
do gulf, 13. 25c.
Hutton says: Journal of Commerce is coming
out with bullish report tonight. The outburst
of buying and aggressive bullish activity among
veloped in the Liverpool market, where futures at
one time scored advance of % English points
over yesterdays prices. Indications point to a
continued feverish and active market pending the
publication of the Journal of Commerce re-
port and that of the New Orleans Times Dem
ocrat- The tendency is expected TO continue
upward until they are out of the way and
weather conditions become settled.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
Eastern Livestock Market

CHICAGO. June 6.--Cattle-Receipts, 10. .OOO
market 10c lower Beeves. $4.6o@6. so; cows
81 IS AGO; heifers. S2.6O@5. 40, calves, S56
7.5o; good 10 prime steers, s5.5oG6.6o; poor to
medium, $4.60@5.50; stockers and feeders, S3@
$40
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market mostly sc
lower. Light, $5@5-25; heavy, S5.S0@6 221a ;
rough, s5.S0@6; pigs, $5.70@725; good to
choice heavy, $6.10@6- Ply; hplk. 615@6. 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady. Ma
tives. S4.5007-10; western, s4.75@7; yearlings
sc. .40@7.25; lambs $6.506S.6O
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are as follows:
Beef-6h @71hc per ID for steers and 6@615c
veal-7A@s1sc for large and s@s1ac for
Mutton-1o@1ohc for wethers. s@1Oc for
ewes.
Handspring, liz k@12c per ID.
Dressed hogs-11h @12h5c per 1b.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. less so
per cent shrinkage for cattle:
Cattle-Steers. No. l, &c: second quality, SQ
SIC; third quality, 7@sc; cows and heifers,
7@711c for No. l, second quality h@7c. third
quality 5h @6c; bulls and stays. S@4hc.
Caves-5@5Hc per lb for light, Az @5c for
medium and 4@415c for heavy (gross weight).
Sheep-Wethers. 6@6Ae per lb; ewes, Sag
&c (gross weight.
Thanksgiving. 6h @7c.
$50 lbs, 7@7Hc: boars so per cent, stays 3o6
40 per cent and sows 1o@2o per cent OF from
above quotations.