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Dried Fruits. RaisIns, Nuts and Honey

Apricots and evaporated apples are frm and
slightly higher. Other fruits unchanged.
Fruits-Evaporated apples. 6l5 @S15c; apricots.
81h h610hc; fancy moOrpark, 111@12ia iac;
peaches. 4c for standards, Az G4tac for choice
aud 566c for fancy; pears. 4@719c; pitted
plums, 613@Sc; neetarines. 4i5@51ac; figs. 21s a
&c; prunes 4 size basis. "a G21tc with 15c
premium for the large sizes.
Rasins-LondOn layers crown o0c: 3 crown.
81; seeded. 4Gl41ac; Thompson's seedless. 314 C
for unbleached; seedless sultanas. 21ae; loose
muscatels, 315c for crown, SC for crown and
"a I212c for crown.
Nuts-Aimonds nonpareils 1s@1s1Se; IxL.
13i9M13%c; plus ultra. 15c; Drake. la
11I2c; languedOcs, 10d1Oiac: hardsheIls. TGSc.
No. do: chestnuts, Sm 1Oc per ID for Italian
flberts. p y G14e: pecans. 15G17c.
Honey-New comb l4615e for water white.
and 10d12e per 10 for amber; extracted. Sc for
water white and TIC for light amber; old can
died and dark amber 4G41sc per ID.
Beeswax-27l z a 29c per 10 for light and 254
26c for dark.
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Chicago Board of Trade Closed
Grain Quiet, With Barley Lower

seed, 65@T5c per crate; new red. 50965e per
sack.
vegetables-Asparagus s15092 per box for
extra and S101.25 for common: rhubarb S1.25G
LOO per box for bay and 3@3i5c per ID for
northern; tomatoes. Mexican $1.s5@2 per crate;
do local. s1-25@1. so per box: green peas, $150H
2.25 per sack; string and beans, 445c per
lb; summer squash. $1@l.25 per box; garlic
4@5c per ID for new cabbage. $1.25 per etl;
cueumbers. 75cds1 per box for Marysville and
S1.25 d1.50 for dollhouse; caulnOwer. 5O@boc per
dozen; carrots, $3.50 per sack; turnips. $3.50 per
sack; eggplant 106121ac per flb; green peppers,
I215 G12Oc per lb for local; green corn, 50c per
dozen for Brentwood and 20@25c for Winters
DeciduOus and Citrus Fruits
The late arrival of some boats and trains. and
the consequent tardy deliveries OF consg gnments
at the stores. greatly restricted trade in fresh
fruits during the morning hours yesterday, and
large lines OF choice stock. that would have
been disposed of at good prices II received on
time, still hand at the close As IL
was, .apricots and peaches sold readily. when
well colored. but green stock found few takers
and there was very little call for plums and
new apples. Green Madelaine pears from the
river were offering at 75c for small and $2G2.25
for lug boxes, but very few sales were reported
Figs and nutmeg melons were In good request at
satisfactory prices. There was ready market
for choice berries Of all kinds. and eurrants.
too, continued to move on freely. though re-
ceipts large. Black cherries in bulk were
frmer. with exceptionally fine lots Of tartarians
bringing a small advance over the top quota
tions In instances. while the ROYAL Anne and
common white varieties were In excessive supply
and weak with Gamers the principal BUYERS.
Seven cars of navel oranges and one OF Valen-
eias came in Sunday Prices for navels
took higher range, following the recent adj
vance at shipping points, and the Nalencias
held at $2-75 box.
acknowledgements $6d9 per chest;
large varieties $3.5004.50 per chest
Raspberries-$7@9 per chest and $iql.25 per
crate!
Gooseberries- -4OG5Oc per drawer; in bulk. "a
Biackberries- -se@7 per chest and 75casl per
crate.
Loganberries- -ssG4 per, chest for red and
81. 50G3 for black.
Currants-S6GT5 80 per chest
Apples-$1G15o per box; do new. SO@I0e
per box.
60G65c per box for Royal Anne; loose. 3i5 96c
for black Base for Royal Anne and 1i3@3c for
white.
Peaehes-75cGs1 per box
Plums=75c a 81. .25 per box erate cherry
plums 50d65c per drawer.
Apricots-Crates. $1@1-50; boxes. T5cdS125.
Figs-$1.5 80 per box.
Nutmeg Melons = 81. .2561 so for special.
S3.50G4 for pony and s4.5od5 for standard
crates.
citrus Fruits (per box)-NaveI oranges,
$1.5OG2.5O; grapefruit s22562.T5 for seed
less; lemons, $2.7563 for fancy, s1-756l223
FOR choice and sl61.25 for standard; lines.
S45O0f5
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75c@$1.T5 per
bunch for Hawaiian and S250G3.5O for Central
American; pineapples, s5@6 per dozen.
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New YOrk Produ

NEW YORK, June T.-Hops-stesdy.
Hides-Quiet
WOOl-Firm
Petroleunt-Steady
Sagar-kaw. firm; fair refining 49c- con,
trIngai % test, S92c; molssses sugar. 8. i7c.
Coree-Futures closed net unchanged IN IN
points lower Sales were reported or m 750
oags. including June at 6.e5c July at 5 sO5
o.o9c and September at 6O566 lOc. Spof
Quet' No. I Rio. TTSdSc: No. santos 90.
mlId- duli; Cord0va. Lt012Gc.
b1tter-Steady. Creamery specials 2T627lsc.
thirds TO extras. 21626zc; western imitatfo1
creamery frsts 2Id22c
Sneese-Firm- New state FUN creams. spe
cials. 13& 614L4c SP1
Egss-steady Western extra nrsts. 22a22Hc
DRIED FRUITS
EVaporated AppeS-Firm. Fancy 81. G0t, O..
5G6c e'"i'ion 70 isir'
Prunes-Firm, ranging from 2Lc to 1il5e for
california "a fruit and Sc 9e for Oregon 505Os to
Aprieots-Firm. owing to strong views OF sell
ers Tor future delivery. Choice fO7 1Oit G: extra
ehoiee, lO13 I10ssc; fancy, 11G13c
Peaches-Dull. Extra choice. 6KGGa.c
fancy. 7dS1sc f''
Raisins-Quiet on spot but quotations are
Weu maintained Loose muscateI. 315a4isc.
choiee 10 fancy seeded. p G6I.c: seedIess ~ IN
oe; London layers. S1,1501.20
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Hay and Feedstnn.

Arrivals of hay were large yesterday. being 94I
tons. including 81 ears. While the general mar
ket continued weak scarcity OF old choice wheat
hay reported.
A handler OF bran says that the Iune receipts
at this port. instead of being 1.245 tons. were
in reality only $40 tons. as some shorts and
middlings were included in the published report.
-$29@3O per ton for white and S2s.5Od
% for red.
AIiddings-S33G35 per ton.
Shorts-S31d32 per ton.
Feedsturs-Rolled barley. $53 asa: rolled oats
for feed. S42M45; mixed feed, $30032 for aver
age lots; ofIcake meal. in 20 ton lots $3S 80. In
10 ton lots $50. in ) ton lots $3.50. small lots
$40: cocOanut cake or meal at mills, $50 in 20
and 10 and $26.50 in ton lots: jobbing. s27
corn meal, $39m4O; cracked corn. S40@4i; broom
corn seed, nominal alfalfa meal aud mealfalfa.
1obbng lots S24 carload lots S23 per ton.
EIay-wheat $17M22; new crop. $14diT; old
wheat and oat. S16@20: tame cat, s1692O: new
volunteer wild oat. $11014: new barley. SI1G
IA: new alfalfa. $S610; stock hay, $SG9 per ton.
Straw-5O6SOc per bale.
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

FlOur-California family extras S6 60677 net
without discount; bakers extras So 606f7: super
fine. $5.j0@5.7O; Oregon and Washington per
bbl, $5.50@6.50 for family. bakers and patents
and S4.f5@5.25 for cut OF; Kansas patents.
81. so: do straights, $3.50: do clear. 81: Dakota
patents $50; do straghts. 81 30: do clear 81 SO
per Dbl.
FarinaeeouS GOOds-Prices IN packages net
cash. no discount. are as follows: Graham -four.
81 per 100 lbs; rye -four. $4.25: rye meal 81:
rice flour. SIS; corn meal 1925; extra cream do
$50; oat meal, $40: oat groats. S5.40; hOminy,
81. %; rolled oats. bbls SSdS.JO in sacks So 40
as; extra cream do $3.50 in sacks and 50 in
barrels: rolled wheat. bbls $40. In sacks 81 80
@5.25; pearl barley. $3.50; split peas boxes
$5.75 for yellow and S6,2J for green per 100 lbs
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Poultry and Game

car Of western chickens. consisting almost
wholly of hens. marketed yesterday. Large
fowls sold readily at satisfactory figures. but
small stock had dragging tendency. The trade
was well supplied with small fowls. the re-
cepts of such from both western and local
sources were heavy last week.
Poultry tper dOzenl-HeHs. $5dJ.jO for small
scar for large and $S610 for extras; young
roosters. S9d12: old ROSTERS. $4-5OG5: fryerS.
$650M7.50 for large and $5Q6 for small: broil-
ers. $4G5 for large and $2.5OM3.5O for small
ducks. scar; pigeons. $1@1.5O squads 81 100
2; goslings, $2@2.50 per pair.
Game-NOminal
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Potatoes. Onions and vegetablcs

Nearly everything on the list of Vegetables
was in liberal supply and with trade merely
fair prices for most descriptions were inclined
and string beans stood exactly the same as at
the close Of last week, but the tendency was
downward and supplies were far from being
cleaned up ut the close. A of Mexican to-
niatoes came in and the stock was held at a
sharp advance, while offerings from state ship
ping points slow of sale at rather easy
prices. Cucumbers and green continued to
weaken the former beng in excessive supply
Potatoes. both and old. stood as before
quoted, while new onions were in burdensome
supply and weak at declining prices.
Potatoes tper ctD-River Blrbanks $1,000
210: Oregon Burbanks. 81. .30q2- 40: sweet pota
toes. 80. new potatoes 21s M3Hc per Ii.
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New York Mining stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. June 7.-Shortly after the opening
the whole list became dull, with a slight ten
dency to sag. Shannon a speciality which
showed good strength all day Profit taking
was in evidence all through the list.
Copper metal was Mc higher on bids.
The report OF the Amelganated copper com
pany for the fiscal year ending April 80 indi-
Gated earnings nearly 40 per cent less than
last year and a surplus of about $5S6. 900 after
dividend payments for the year. leaving a total
surplus of about S12 900, 900. Production of
metal for the calendar year was about % 600 600
pounds greater than In 1907 hut Secretary A.
II. Meiin in his report states that considerable
progress Is being made in the matter OF re-
ducing the cost of production for the raw
material and that the company's property has
shown considerable betterment. J. Horace
Harding and General james Jourdan were
elected directors Of the company at the annual
meeting today. These two men take the places
formerly held by il. II Rogers and Manson b.
Flower. deceased. The other remaining direct
ors were reelected. There were 975. .993 shares
Of stock represented at the meeting.
One of the largest producers of lake copper
is all sold out for July delivery and is out OF
the market All local companies refuse to sell
lake for August-September under lac, though no
sales at this price have vest been made. About
all Of the mines cleaned up for July de-
livery.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by T.. f. Hut
ton & Co, 400 California street, San Fran
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New York Grain Marked

NEW YORK. June 7-Flour-R Receipts. IL .S37
barrels; exports, 1899 barrels. Firm and held
higher.
Wheat Receipts 46 300 bushels Spot market
steady No. red. $1.50, nominal, elevator: No.
red Sl.50. nominal, f. o. b. ahoat; No. /
northern Duluth. $1.3sA, nominal f. o. b..
anoat; No. hard winter, $i.3SA nominal (. o.
D. ahoat. Options-There was strong advance
In wheat today, with July up TO a new high
record, due to bullish cash situation, covering
OF shorts, strong cables and disturbing crop news
from Kansas. Last prices 1Hc net higher.
July closed at s.. ~, September at s1172 and
December at 81 153.
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Beans and seeds

White beans continue hrm and large whites
are higher. Both large and small are cleaning
up. Bayos are also firm.
Beans (per ctD-Bayo. $5.35G5.5O: pea. Sc %
@6.50: small white $6.25@6.50; large white.
s.. $50: pink. $3.10d325; red nominal
blackeye $3. .4503.65; lima, $410H4. .25: red kid
neys. $3.Ijq4; cranberry beans. nominal; Gar
vanzaS. S304; horse beans. $1.9Od2.2O.
Seeds-Brown mustard. So al nc; yellow mus
tard nominal: haxseed, &c. carload lots: canary.
4e; alfalfa, 16G1Tc; rape. cleaned. 2@2Zc; tim
othy, 5A acc; hemp. 4c: millet, 2s.c per, ib:
brOOmcorn seed. S23. 80 per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at S3.25 per ctl.
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New York Money Marked

NEW YORK, June Money on call easy at
15 az per cent? ruling rate, 19 per cent; clos
ing bid and offered at a per cent
Time loans very firm and inactive; SO days,
2@2h per cent; 90 days, 21s per cent; six
months, 3L4 Gl3la per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 31h "A per cent.
Sterling exchange easy, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. $3.50 seo5 for so day
bills and at 81. .S7T0 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.s7ss @4.S7ss.
Bar silver, 53e.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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Butter. Cheese and Eers

Receipts of eggs We're larger than ON Satur-
day by about 800 cases, and with nearly all re-
celvers carrying ample supplies the market de
veloped an easier tone and the extra grade was
marked down Rc to quotation of 2Gc dozen
The decline in extras carried firsts down with it,
the quotation for the latter being lowered TO
25c- Business in the street was confined to mar
row limits and the dullness reelected on the
exchange, where sale of paltry 10 cases was
allowed TO make the market.
The butter market held firm. particularly for
extras, there being no disposition to advance or
lower the quotation for that. grade Firsts were
marked up lac on bid at 25ibc Cheese was
unchanged and featurefess. There were no sales
OF hutter or cheese under the call on the ex-
change.
Receipts 70.50O pounds butter, II. 800
pounds cheese and $40 cases eggs.
The following official quotations estab-
lished by the sales, bids aud offers on the floor
OF the dairy exchange. Prices in the street
while governed by the exchange quotations. gen
orally range from 1ac to &c higher. owing to the
various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 26c per h.
firm; do hrsts, 2515c, firm; do seconds 241ac
firm.
Cheese California fancy flats. 14c per h.
steady; do frsts. 1870. steady; do seconds
1l5c. steady: fancy Young Americas. I6Iac
firm; do frsts. l5 iac. firm.
Eggs tper dozen, cases included) California
fresh extras. 26c, firm; do frsts 25c firm
do seconds. 24c, firm; do thirds. 2sc firm.
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SHARP BREAK
AT THE CLOSE

NEW YORK, June The
speculative appetite for stocks
had lost some of its zest today, to
judge by the irregular and un-
certain movement of prices and
sharp break at the close. There
were animated excursions of new
o7ders to buy from the outside,
such as are looked for especially
on Monday morning during the
progress of a speculative CAM
paign, and prices as usual were
opened as high as possible, with
benevolent intent toward those
having stocks to sell rather than
toward the early buyers. Read
ing was selected as the principal
medium for the supporting op-
erations of the bull party. The
manner n which the blocks of
thousands of shares of that stock
were thrown about from one
hand TO another gave an artificial
appearance to the dealings which
suggested suspicious of the mo-
tive for this movement. The
movement was accompanied by
unverihed rumors of an intended
increase in the dividend on the
stock.
Rumors of coming dividend
increases played a prominent part
in the show of strength of spe-
cial stocks. This was in marked
contrast with the severe reaction
in the price of ST. Louis South
western preferred, which got its
dividend increase last week, leav-
ing nothing more to be looked
for as material for speculative
excitement.
Another group of stocks moved
in response to intirnations that
plans were ripening for reorgani-
zation of company finances, this
rumor serving Wabash well. The
strong stocks were less influen-
tial in holding the rest of the
market than on last Friday and
Saturday. This was partly due
to the fact that the process of
realizing has shifted to stocks
that are of greater influence on
speculative sentiment United
States Steel and Union Pacific
were both under pressure of this
kind and the effect of this on the
general speculative tone was
rather formidable.
From the southwest came re-
ports that demand for currency
was beginning to stir in prepara-
ton for moving the coming
crops.
The hardening of discount
rates abroad is beginning to
prove a perceptible drag on
speculative movements there.
An advance in the price of cop
per metal failed to benefit the
copper industrials. The bears op-
Grated tinidly in fear of the
demonstrated power of the bull
leadership, and it was not until
the end of the day that they at
tackled the market with boldness.
Prices gave way all round in the
last half hour.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value). S7,736,000.
United States bonds were un-
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Eartrrn LIre.tock Markrt

KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY June --Cattle-Reeeipts
II 900 head: market for best strong others wes l.
Native Steers S5-2jd7 native cows and heifprS.
81. 7306 So: stockers and feeders So SO673 80.
bulls. $3.256l5-25. calves S}.T5MI. western
steers. $f.T56f6.T5: western cows So 256i5. o.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head: market steady Ia
Sc lower. Bulk OF sales S7.l06 7.50: heavv.
81. 7.406i7.55: packers and butchers 81 2O677. 30.
light. 81. SOD 30; pigs. SJ.7566.75
Sheep-Receipts. to0o0 head market steady
Muttons. $5f16.50; lambs. S6.5O61S.75; wethers
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northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
SEATTLE, June mo milling quotat ations
Export wheat-Buestem Sl.24 club. S1.14; red
81 90 No receipts.
TACOMA. June T.--wheat-Milling: Blue
stem, $1,000 LBS; club, s1.14 Export: BIue
stem, 81. "a; club $114; red. $1.O3.
OREGON
PORTLAND. June Wheat--Track prices:
Cub. xl.1SMf.20: choice milling bluestem
81 q = al 30; turkey red, $l.1S red Russian,
81. 10; valley, SILT.
MinnennOIfs Erln-
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Foreign Futures
Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK, June THE produce exchange
issued today, owing to the holiday in Chicago
The visible supply of wheat In Canada last
SATURDAY. was 1869 600 bushels decrease of
1.131, 600 bushels
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Rntter. Chee.e 80 -.

CHICAGO June Rutter-Sfeadv. .raan,
cries. 22i2 d26c; dairies. 201s N24lac: eggs
steady; receipts. 1T.6sS cases: at mars
cases included. l9c; frsts 19ise: prime
hrsts p l3c; cheese steady: daisies 12&. "a 1870.
twins. l2012lAe: Young Americas 13I. a1lStsc:
longhorns 1314 G13I3c
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Today's statement
of the treasury balance in the general fund
shows Gold coin and bullion, $40. 116 3lS; gold
certificates, S2s, 0o1, 1906 available cash balance,
S12l. .21Q. .497.
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PETALUMA June THE week opened with a
falling on Of y cents after receipt of quota
tions from the San Francisco dairy exchange.
the independent dealers paid "a cents The gen
eral Offering for seconds was n cents the de-
livery being average.
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81. Loui. Wool Nark-t

ST. LOUIS. June 7.-WOol-tnchanged
Medium grades. combing and clothing. 250SOc.
light hne. 21627c; heavy fine. 14G22c: tub
washed. 2J637c.
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sacked, nominal; white, nominal; in bulk, San
francisco track, yellow, S1.s0; white, 81. !;
mixed, SlIS; Egyptian, $1.90 per ctI for white
Rye-Nominal none Offering
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Northern Rusinesx

TACOMA. June 7.-Clearings. 81, l,165.559; bal
ances SS5. .2TS.
SPOKANE. June 7.-CIearings. s1.4I4,s77; bal
ances, $50, 1876.
PORTLAND. June 7.-clearlngs, 81, ,49s, ,e65;
balances, $1o5 BAL
SEATTLE Jnne 7-clearings, 81 ss7. .7s9; bal
aDces 3S7
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Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisc
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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READING MEDIUM
FOR BULL SUPPORT
Prices Open High and Suspicion
Attaches to Motive for
Big Dealings
- YorL- Stock List

r p Hutton & Co. 490 California street
r,erhers Of the New York stock exchange 1a. IN
rish the following list Of bonds ana STOCK s'ie'
yesterday:
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EIgin Butter
Portland Butter Market

ELGIN. H.. June Butter nrm at 261sc
sales, s76, 600 pounds.
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Do gen As ...... S34
Union Pacific 4s. .103
Do cT Is 49,. .1o9
Do 1st & ref As. 99ss
L $ Rubber 6s. .l0415
L $ Steel I'd 5s. .105 q
Va Car Chem IS. . 94h
Wabash 1st 5s. .1I2A
Do lst & ext Is. 771a
Western Md As. =. 81
Westing Ell cv 5s. OAK
Wis Central As. =. 95A
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Egg Marked i'm Nearhy Counties

PORTLAND. June I.Butter-City and coun-
try creamery extras 26l.c; fancy, 24@26c;
store, 1Sd20c.
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London C,Iosiuw Stocks

Ban slIveT-Qulet; 247sd per ounce.
Money! y d1% per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market
for short bills is 1%@1S per cent and for
three months bills 1 p @IB per cent.
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Hides, TaIIow. Wool and Hon.

hdes-tulls and brands sell about iS0f. nm
uef quotations. Heavy salted steers I3N12r-c.
,,seium' ,,m' ll1am l2l2e; light. 11d1115c: cowbides
lIuI@c Tor heavy. llUl2e for light; sfags e.
saited kip, l11ze salted veal. f6I5c; saIfei calf
iosee; dry hides. 1914 n Zoe; dry kin. I0c. Az
calf. 2Jc; dry veal 23e: dry stags. i5e .bsa, u,S
SKINS, shedrl.ngs, 20d14Oc each: short wool 5o65.
s9e eacn; medium. 75cMS1 each long wool Sf *
1l.'S, = lambs 25e1 Toe; hOrsehides salt 81 25S5
= 80 TOT large and SITJd225 for medium 500
sl-oV Tor small and % soc for colts horsehides
ory d25O for large and 81 25d2 for rnsdino,
9Oc@$l for small and 25a50c for colts. 2ost
sSlns, s prime angora. 5O6f75e; large hair goafs
6e9oOc; medium 2o025e; small. 56l5c; Mexi-
cah dry hides. 1715c do plckled I6r. 40 A.,
saited l2e; dry stays. 12c: Mexican deerskins
Ss91.4c; dry salted do. 25d27c; dry Centrsi
american. 2Sd32c per H.
az a. aliow-No. I rendered, 5G5hc: No. ?. sa
WooENew San Joaquin. years stsple. 40,
Itc, DO 8 to months. 127I6c: new Soutber,
coast. ga l4c. Fall clip-Mountaip free sS5T9..
DO derective. 69Sc; Nevada. 1s62Oc Der M
Hops-Prices to growers are 667ac nsr N ,i..
991215e for contracts. ~ '' WIN
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over and above the price for standard hne (cane4
granulated In 100 10 bags as follows Bags ZOO
IDS: SSc; barrels. 4Sc: bali barrels. 6Oc; 10 In
tins' eased- S2O5; 35 ID tins. cased 81 O5; 10 m,
tins. eased 10 In ease, 50 70: S Ii tins : in
case. lie; 30 10 boxes. S5c No extra cbsrge
for putting up bar IN private packages
Inc California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis
crushed. 5.9Oc; berry. 5.65c; o & III exfra aDe
9ry granulated. 565c; coarse dry granulated
o.ooc' cOnIectiOners' A. 5.65c: confectIoners'
erystals, 0.toc. cubes. 5.00c; bricks 59Oc: extra
nhe granulated Zoo bags only. -: excelsior
a, A. o;Zoe; extra c. 5.1Jc: golden G. 5.O5c: vel
~ sS,,i, -, 4Soes II. E. crystal dOminos 3 G5r
Additional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 5a ~
bags, 1Oc more. half barrels. 25c more: bores
1Oc more for all grades. Bar in 35 M and a.
70 10 tins. Sl-fO more. in 10 10 tins. 50 s. more
MINIMUM order. carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08

Colo Indus IS. -. 20
Colo Midland As. s.
Col So r&ext AIS 99k
Del & Hud cv 4s.1OJ
Do LIST ref IS. .102N
Den & Rio G As. 97Ss
Do ref IS ....l0l u
Distillers IS ...- Il 4
Erie prior lien As. 90
DO gen As ...- 9Sh
Do cv IS, ser A 81
Do cT As. ser B 76
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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
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10 Assoclated Oil Co. .......... 81. 70
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-13
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Worlds. LONGEST. Brldue:,

Plans. have been completed. for. uni:
ting New York with the; city, Of. New
Jersey. by a; colossal. suspension:
bridge the longest in: the '::@orld,
across the River Hudson. :. The bridge.
will be 7.400 feet long, cost Sl530OQi;
600, serve 100000 people aailS afd5ac-.
commodate 10000 vehicles .;ea5ej5y. ~,
hours. Five enormous steel eahl6s;.
stretched across Two huge ,hillars, half
stone and half steel EACH ;;23Q.:: feet
high. will carry a Total weight: Of 2o9,,
OGO tons Each cable. capable of sus.-
tanning a weight OF 10000 ions; will he,
two feet in diameter. and. compose d
of many wires laid parallels to each,
other but not twise The coat will
be borne by the states of New York
and New Jersey.