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STOCK MARKET

The feature Of IocA securities yesterday was
another sharp advance in telephone common
stock from $50 to $50 under very fair bust
ness Ibis being the only wide variation. The
United Railroads bonds were stronger at $II
and the Northern California power bonds st 500.
There were sales OF Peoples water per cent
bonds at $3.50. Spring Valley water stock was
ey dividend of 90 cents.
The Comstock mining shares were firm. with
Ophir and Mexican higher. The southern Nevadas
were generally dull and weak. with Goldheld
Consolidated closing at $7.25, against $7.772 on
Saturday, and Florence at S3.02Ia, against
$312i5. Belmont was higher and closed at SSc,
against soc.
The stock and bond exchange will adjourn
from Friday afternoon. July . until Thursday
morning, July 8, the fourth of July.
The following oil stocks were dividend
yesterday: Home. > cents, and Peerless, 6 cents.
Ninas PedraZzini stock was dividend of .
cents in The board yesterday.
The Treasure mining company OF Amador
county has levied an assessment Of cents per
share. delinquent July %.
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Savings Banks Declaring Their
Dividends at d Per Cent Rate

JoNOPAH AND GoLDFIELD SIOShS
kegulnr SessioD-9:30 70 $50 :,
6So Gem Fraction $4,000 Pits Peak a
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


NEW YORK June 21.-Early cables were fea-
tureless this morning. but soon as IL was
known that Texas suffering from a hot
wave and that heavy rains had visited the cen
trail belt over sunday an advance OF to points
was registered in Liverpool which caused
market 10 open 10 points higher than Saturday.
Trading very limited throughout the day,
but the forecast for rain in all sections Of the
belt. except Texas for tomorrow served TO hold
selling in check and the market closed arm
around the best prices Of the day Friday. June
-. will be first notice day July contracts and
scattered liquidation in this option may cause
some weakness from time 10 time but brokers'
think the trend OF prices viii bR-upward and
market.
Spot closed quiet. points higher. Middling
uplsnds IL. zoe. Sales, none.
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BEARS RULE
IN MARKET

NEW YORK, June 21.-It took several
horrs Of waiting among the operations in
stocks to demonstrate TO operators today
that the sharp fall in prices last week
had not attracted any demand sufficient
to form a basis for a renewed upturn. The
smash which followed was more severe
than on last Thursday. Selling was al
most as constrained during the early part.
Of the day was buying, with the result
Of dullness such as has not been seen for
weeks in the trading.
Attempts were percePtible to inaugurats
rise, but the handful of stocks selected
were almost alone. Heavy individual
selling orders then appeared, first in one
stock end then in another.
The bears still found material for infu-
encing sentiment IN the fears of bad effects
10 fellow the failure 10 sscrTe Submission
for the United States steel stocks 20 the
Paris \bourse. The direct opposition be-
tween the reports said 10 be received by
private bankers regarding the standing of
the plan and the assertions of the banking
interests concerned did not prevent the
reports OF the failure OF the projot from
hurting values. Selling CT United States
steel also carried the impression of hquida-
ton Of some important individual accounts.
The same appearance in the Wabash Sc
ourities served to throw suspicion on the
active advance which has been effected in
those stocks or vague limitations of do
veiopmsnts said to be impending, but which
have failed Of authentic combinations.
The mystery surrounding tire wabash
movement has been source Of growing
apprehension for days. and when enormous
blocks were sold today by horses which
were most active in aooumulating the stock
while the advance was in prosTesE, It was
argued that ar unfa7orabis turn must have
occurred.
Amalsamated copper also proved weak.
and the overspeoulatiOn abroad in coppeTs
left the reactionary tendency there still in
force.
The rumo- that E. H. Hartman had
suffered sudden and fatal seizure in vi
emma was put out late and was aot trace
able 20 any authoritative source, but it
proved effective. Notwithstanding the
prompt discredit thrown Upon it by Union
Pacific officials.
Observers of the market were inclined to
lay stress upon the influence OF last weeks
break in prompting demands for a broad
ening OF margins and probably an
absolute reduction of loans outstanding on
stocks,
Foreign exchanges are now within few
points of the highest of the season and
experts predict a general advance.
Total sales par value, 81, S54, 600.
U. S. Is and IS coupon and IS regis
tered declined :. and As coupon y per
cent on call.
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Receipt. of Produce June 2
ProYisIOns

Cottolene-One half Dbl. lose: , half bbls,
10lac; 1 fierce lose; tierees, 1014c; tierces,
10me
Hams. 16c; picnic hams. 12c; bacon, to 8
lbs 21c s TO 10 lbs, zoe: 10 to II lbs. zoe:
sugar cured bacon. 23e; Arrow bacon. to 10
lbs. 19c; 10 TO Il lbs, 19c; light dry salt
bacon, to 10 lbs, 1se; 10 to Il lbs. lie; me-
dipm bacon, 15c; light medium bacon. BE
Bard-Tierces. HE; COS 1870. los 151te 5s
1850. Is 15I5c compound lard. tierces SIac. SOS
sac, los 9Ac, 5s 99se Is 94ac: yellow cooking
oil. 53c per gal; white cooking oil, soc per gal;
salad oil, 5sc per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots
Inspected by the government. are 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. S14 per Dbl; family
beef. $3.50 per bbl; extra mess beef $1S per
bbl.
Pork-EStra prime in barrels. S2l clear $2S /;
mess. So: pig pork. SIS; pigs feet, 81 for half
bbis s2.S5 for - lbs kegs and S1.30 for kits;
smoked beef u &c per 10.
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Poultry and Game

A Of western poultry consisting chiefly OF
hens reached the market yesterday and met with
sluggish demand at rather weak prices. Re
ceipts OF domestic stock were Insignificant. as
usual Monday and buyers paying very
little attention to the market prices In that
line irregular and largely nominal.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, $444.50 for small
s5G6 for large and $SG9 for extras; young
ROSTERS, SsQI0 old ROSTERS, S4G5; flyers. seq
600 for large and $5G55O for small; brOilers
S4Q4. 80 for large and 81 5Od3 for small; ducks
scar; pigeons. $1@i.50; squads, $1T5q2; gOs
hugs, S2@2.5O per pair.
CSame-NominaI
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. June a1.-F'our- Receipts II.
100 barrels; exports. 10000 barrels; market
steady, with quiet trade.
Wheat-Receipts $4,000 bushels; spot firm.
No. red. old. nominal at $1.50 elevator; No.
red. new, S1.19fs (. b. ahoat; No. l north
ern Duluth. nominal at $l.35ss (. o. b. ahOat;
No. hard winter nominal at S1.33% f. o. b.
ahoat. There decided advance in wheat
prices today following higher cables. strong
bull support, good decrease in the visible sup
ply and rumors of a considerable export bust
ness The market closed very firm and y a 1C
net higher. July closed at 81 3d. September al
$1.15ss and December at $1.13a4.
Minneapolis Flax Market
Iuna -Flax ,.1Oaad - L
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Beans continue firm, but quiet aud unchanged.
Beans (per ctD-BayO. $5.35G5-5O; pea, So. 25
1850: small white $6.75QT; large white
50. 25G5.75; pink. $5.10@S.25; red. nominal;
blaekeye. So. 4OG3.65; lima, $4.15G4.25; red kid
neys. $3.25@3.50: cranberry beans nominal;
Garyanzas. 81. 5O03: horse beans. $1.9OQ2.2O.
Seeds-Brown mustard, ga he; yellow
tard. nominal; naxseed. 4e. carload lots: canary.
4c; alfalfa. 16417c; rape cleaned. 2d2iac; tim
othy. 5S G6c: hemp. 4c; milIet. pa per 10;
broomcorn seed. sos. so per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at S. p per ctl.
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New York Money MarI<et

NEW YORK. June 2I.-Money on call. easy.
115N15k per cent; ruling rate IL per cent:
closing bid. 53@& per cent
Time loans. dull, lacking orders because Of
liquidation; 80 days, "a aga per cent; 30 DAYS
q. az per cent; months. 3lz per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 3St "a per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual business
in bankers bills at S4s640@4. $3.50 FOR so dav
bills and 81 .Ss05 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4s5ss @4s5A.
Bar silver. 52kc
Mexican dollars 44c.
Government bonds, weak; rsilroad bonds. ir.
regular
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Deciduou. and citrus Fruits

Trading in fresh fruits was unusually active
for the first day OF the week, as peddlers were
out In strong force and retail tradesmen were
busy replenshing stores that had become de
pleted Sunday. Supplies OF everything
were liberal and prices remained weak but
choice offerings found ready sale. and receivers
able to effect clearaneeS OF some
descriptions Green apples and pears continued
70 drag At irreg guar prices while apricOts ana
peaches being mostly ripe were in good re-
quest Nutmeg melons were lower on the ar
rival Of two cars from southern California;
Some wEtermelons in one OF the cars and
found buyers at &C a pound The market was
still overloaded with cherries, and berries. too.
did little better and 1gs were steadIer. al
though receipts were larger than at the close
crate. small sizes Of navel oranges were
held at frrner prices. stocks were light, ana
it was expected that shipments would soon
Strawberries seas per chest;
large varieties. s3G4.5O per chest.
Raspberries per chest.
Gooseberries-40@5ocp per drawer; in bulk, 90
Blackbsrries- 5oa45o per chest.
IOganberries-$1 54l2 80 per chest for red
and $250Q4 for black.
Currants-S4.50 per enest.
Apples-SI61.5o per box; do new, 3590Oe Tor
small and 75eQs1 for large boxes
Pears-5o@75e per box or basket.
Cherries-Packed. 5O66Oc per drawer; loose,
for white.
Peaches 4o0s5c per box and 100000 per bas-
ket.
Piums-4oa75c per box or crate
Apricots-Crates 5O0e5c; boxes. 40G5Oc; bas-
kets, 50G65c.
FIgs-5O@75e for single layer and s1G1.5O for
double layer drawers.
Nutmeg MeionsZ4OGGOe for special S2@2.25
for pony and 81. SOFAS for standard crates.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-Navel oranges Sl.29
a.; Vaencias. $3.50: grapefruit, $2.5043 for
seedless; lemons, 81. 1898 for fancy, S1-I5Q2-25
for choice and S161.25 for standard; lines.
$0@6
Tropical Fruits - Bananas. T5e9s1.75 per
bunch for Hawaiian and s.. 50g3.50 for Central
American; pinespples, s2@3 per dozen.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and coppers several
points lower.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Local stock markets inactive.
New York exchange higher. Silver lower.
Savings banks declaring their dividends.
Corn lower. Other local grains unchanged.
Hay lower and depressed. Beans firm.
Live, dressed and cured meats cs before.
Eggs weaker. Butter and cheese IN
changed.
Vegetables in oversupply.
Potatoes firm. Onions weak.
Fresh fruit market active.
Poultry sluggish and weak
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Late New FORK reports say OF fruits Tor 1uture
delivery:
'-Prunes are frmer. Export buyers are said to
be taking a considerable quantity OF the offer
ings of futures at packers prices, while the
to the close cleanup OF old stocks. Some packers
now decline to shade Sc Z. o. b. bag basis.
crop. Santa Claras. and 2%e basis outside
fruit for October shipment, but IT is reported
that these prices are being shaded by some sell
ers, and recent sales, confirmed by wire, were on
the basis OF 2%e T. o. b. Santa Clara sos to 9OS.
New crop apricots are In an uncertain condi-
tion. The export demand has not been large
so Far as II was last season, but home buyers are
reported TO be taking In more stock. and as the
crop as a whole promises to be smaller than that
OF last year packers are disposed TO hold out for
their prices Some business is said to have been
Clara districts for last half OF July shipment at
Sc for choice Royals. 91ze for extra choice and
Zoe for fancy
Fruits. old crop-Evaporated apples. ca @sIse;
lie; peaches, &c for standards. Az a 41ac for
choice aud 5G6c for fancy; pears, 4471ae;
pitted plums. 0130sc; nectsrines. IA 95lse:
hgs, 21aG4c; prunes. size basis, 2492&e,
with 12e premium for the large sizes
New fruits-Apricots SG1Oc; peaches, ga
61ac; prunes, pa @3e, with a nc premium FOR
4Os and z gle premium for EOS to 4Os; hgs 39
4]4e; pears. 5I299hc.
crown. 81; seeded 4Q412c; Thompson's seedless.
31sc for unblesched seedless sultanas. 2iac;
loose muscatelS. 31ac for 4 crown. Sc for 3 crown
and Il d211c for crown
Nuts-AlnOnds. nonpareis, 13Q131Sc; IXL.
l3l2 a l3a4c plus ultrs. be- Drake. 1lM
IL re; languedocs. 109101ac; hardshells, 7GSc.
Malnuts. lie per Id for No. sottshelIs. &c for
No do; hlberts, II y Ql4c; pecans. 15411c-
Honey-New comb, 14G15e for water white.
and 10q12c per III for amber; extracted Sc for
water white and 7l2e for light amber old.
died and dark amber. 4q4lsc per Id.
Beeswsx-2Il292s per ID for light and 25g
26c for dark
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Northern Cuisines.

SPOKANE: June 2I.-cIesrings, sI,1ss. 22e:
balances $S2. 522
PORTLAND. June 21.-Ciearings 81 200 204
balances. 81, 922.
TACOMA. June 2l.-clearingS, si.osy. 514;
balances So. 3g6.
SEATTLE. June 2i.-clearinss. s2.o4s. $50:
balances. SOS, e45.
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Available Grain supply

NEW YORK. June 21.--The visible supply OF
grain in the United States Saturday June 10,
compiled by the New York produce xechange.
follows Wheat u. 944, 900 bushels. de-
crease 2.471 900: 8 021 600 bushels increase
800 900; oats G7O9 600 bushels, decrease POI;
rye 1T5. 0G0 bushels. decrease 1900; barley T52,
600 bushels, decrease s., GOO.
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DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Northern Wheat farket

SEATTLE, June 2l.-No milling quotations
Export wheat-Bluestem S1.24; red, Sl.09;
club, s1.l4 Receipts-Wheat, cars; oats,
cars.
TACOMA. June 21.-wheat: Millng-BIue-
stem, S1.30@1.35; club, S1.14 Export wheat
Bluestem, s1.24; club. $1.14; red, 81 co.
PORTLAND, June 21.-wheat: Track prices
Club. S1.1s@1.20: choice milling bluestem
S1.27 "a l.30: turkey red, S1.1S; red Russian
81 10: valley. SLIT.
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northern: tomatoes. imported. 81 p per crate; do
green peas 81 .2591.I5 per sack. string and wax
beans, 2@4e per ID: summer squash, 4oHoVe
per boy: do large boxes S1@1.25; garlic 4etSe
per In for new: cabbage. $1.25 per ctl; cucum-
bers. 100000 per box; do large boxes. S1200
90; scauli6ower, 50Q65e per dozen; carrots.
81 80 per sack: turnips 81 80 per sack; eggplant.
7dSc per ID; green peppers, 10@l5c per II Tor
local: green corn. 35@45c per dozen for Brent
wood and $iT562 per sack for Winters.
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WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Today's statement
OF the treasury balances in the general fund ex.
elusive Of the $50 000, eco gold reserve, shows,
Cold coin and bullion. s4S. 4l6 e66; gold certi6.
iJ4 ,e44
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CHICAGO. June 21.-Cattle- Receipts. esti-
mated at IS. 600 Market steady. Beeves.
S5.I5d5.7O. Texas steers. 81. 6ON6.15, western
steers. S4.75@t625; stOekers and feeders. So. 81
d55O. cows and heiferS S2-406l6.25: calves,
$j.T5dT.7J
HOgs-Receipts. estimated at 10000 Mar
ket shade lower. Light. ST.3507.95; mixed.
s7.50@s.e5; heavy. s760@s.15; rough, $1,000
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10 81. coo bushels Primary receipts were 49,,
GEO bushels compared with 450,0 600 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. The visible SUP
ply ot wheat In the United States decreased
2jl goo bushels for the week. The amount Of
breadstnfs ocean passage decreased 1,36S. 600
bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow :
Wheat. . ears: corn, 3l9 cars; oats, 19l cars;
hogs, l.. 900 head.
nAII Y AanN-EAfEArrr or, ppnnr-f.r,
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO June 21.-Cash quotations were as
follows; Flour, steady; No. rye, Soc; feed or
mixing barley, 75@77c: fair to choice mailing.
10 1sc; haxseed, No. 1 southwestern. S1.5S&
No. northwestern. S1.6SA; timothy seed.
so.so. clover. S1o.25; mess pork. per Dbl.
s2o9' a a2o6o; lard. per 100 lbs. S11 50; short
ribs. sides doose). $l1. o561f.10; short clear
sides tboxedl, st1.5od11.70.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Iotal clearanees Of wheat and nour were equal
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PETAIUMA. June 21.-The week opened with
the general Offering of 24c for eggs today after
receipt OF quotations from the San Francisco
dairy exchange: 25c offered time. The
supply IS light and the demand good.
SANTA CRUZ. June 21.-Eggs opened this
week with unchanged conditions Quotations are
at 26c.
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Esss-steady: western s.sts. 211aa22a
Chicago Dairy Produce Market

UHICAGO, June 2l.-Butter-Steady- Re-
ceipts. 1924 cases. Creameries, 22025c;
diaries. 2Od 23tsc
Eggs-Steady At mark. included,
1Sl.c: hrstS. lee prime hrsts 2O1sc.
Cheese-Strong. Daisies. lie; twins. ga
IKE; Young Americas l4la Gl4&.c; lOnshonrs.
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Loans. Exchange and silver

New York exchange was higher and 60 day
sterling also stronger. Silver was &c lower
Prime mercantile paper 56f6 per cent
Loans on real estate. ....-..---. Gas ger cent
Sterling exchange, 60 days.. -Gf.s5z
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New York produce

NEW YORK. June A.-HOps steady
Hldes-Qulet.
WOoI-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady.
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining. 3 sea3 ~:
centrifugal 96 test. 3 Sad5.9 2c; molasses suza1,
3.14Q31Tc Refined easy.
CoRee-Fuuures closed quiet. net unchanged to
10 points lower. Sales reported OF 5.COs
bags. including; July. 6.35c: September. 5.s5c;
. December. 5.75c- Spot quiet: No. Rio. ~ q
Sc; No. Santos, sG914e. Mild dun; COrdovs.
9%@12&ic.
Butter-Steady: creamery specials. 2515 G2sct
thirds to extras, 21G25c; western factory hrsts.
21c.
Cheese-Steady.
Egg1Steady; western 6rsts q z q 22o-
DRIED FRUITS
EvapOrated Apples-Firm: fancy, 81 dS,1c;
choice. "a QSe; prime. 6%l ONE; common 10
fair. 5QS14e.
Prunes-Steady: jobhsng demand ana pthses
well maintained: California fruit % GtIi4 sc:
Oregon prunes. 6d9c
ApreOts-Light supply on spots; choice. l06
1OI4 extra choice. 10iz G1O2tc; fancy. II f1cc.
Peaches-QUet reports Of a stronger market
on the coast failing 10 stimulate the demand
locally: choice 81 &c; extra choice 81 06s2e;
fancy. 7GSiac.
Raisins-Qulet: loose muscatels. 3t5 04lzc;
choice to fancy seeded. 40 d6c; seedless. So, q
5-c; London layers, st.15Gi20-
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEA Is
Slaughterers rates TO dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-ei4 17c per ID for steers. 514a612c for
and leffers.
VeaI-SIaG for large and s1aasc for
small.
Mutton-wetbers I@sc ewes, 6@Tc per h.
Lamb-si2 d9i9c per 10.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-11@11lse for light and
91am10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight
No. 1 fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. 4d4hc;
under 800 lbs, go a &c; second quality. 3izG3s4c;
thin and undesirable steers Be-
No l and helfers. 81 @3iac; second
quality, Sc; common, thin, undesirable cows, pa
21ac.
1s@1%c.
Calyes-Light weight, per ID. Sc: medium.
4iSc; heavy, 31z d4c
Sheep (per lb)-w ethers, No. /. &c; ewes
No. L. 30 a &c; shorn sheep. l2c less
Lambs tper lb)-This years milk lambs AZ
use.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
TO 140 lbs. 1G7I.c; 40 to $50 lbs 7hc; 80 to
$50 lbs. 6&@Ic: rough, heavy hogs. A. a DC;
common. undesirable hogs, Hate.
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butter. Cheese and Eggs

There was decline OF &c in the quotation
for extra eggs yesterday, sale OF lot OF 10
cases under the call the exchange sending the
market down to 26c. The market firm at
the decline. while the under grades remained
steady at the old quotations. The tone OF the
market for butter exactly the same at
the close of last week. Receipts were liberal
and the large receivers continued to store freely
Cheese was unchanged to prices. but the mar
ket for fancy California flats declared firm
instead OF weak, In the last report.
Receipts 81. 700 pounds butter. 1000
pounds cheese and 200 eggs.
The following are official quotations established
by the sales. bids and offers the floor of the
dairy eNchdls Prices in the street. while gov
erned by the exchange quota lions. generally
range from lie 10 &c higher. owing to the yari
charges to be added
Butter--Fresh creamery extras. &c per h.
steady; do hrsts a5l4c, firm; do seconds. 24e
firm.
Cneese-CaIifornia fancy fats. 13i4c per H.
firm; do frsts, 12lac, firm; do seconds. 13c
Arm; fancy Young Americas, 15i5c. weak; do
hrsts, 14l4c. weak; fancy Oregon Young Amer
icas 15iac weak do flats, 141hc. firm.
Eggs tper dozen. cases included california
fresh extras 26c. firm: do frsts. 25c, stpdy; do
seconds. &c, steady; DO thirds. Gle, steady.
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Hides-culls and brands sell about 1z11c TN
der quotations Heavy salted steers. 131Sc.
medium he; light 12c: eOwhides. 12e FOR
heavy. 12c FOR light: stays. Sc; sailed hip. 12c:
sailed veal lie: sailed calf. lie; dry hides. 21c
dry kip zoe; dry calf. 25c; dry veal, DC; dry
stays lee sheepskins. shearlings. 20T40c each.
short wool, 50675c each; medium. T59S1
EACH long wool. S1.25G1T5; lambs. 25drT5c:
horsehides. salt. S22562.7 70 for large and 81. Is
6225 for medium I5c6e1 for small and $50
5Oc for colts; horsehides dry S2d2 so for large
and 81 .2562 for medium. 50cdS1 for sman and
25@50c for colts gOatskinS. prime angors
5OGT 5c; large hair goats. 25G5Oc; medium 20
625c: small. 5d15c; Mexican dry hides. The:
do picked. Ice: do dry sailed. lie: dry stays
25d27c; dry Central American. 2S6S2c per IL
Tsllow-NO. l rendered. 5d51zc; No . ga
4isc: grease. 2d3c.
Wcol-New San Joaquin. years staple. 1S6
lie; do to s months. 12d16c: new southern
coast. 96t4c. Fail clip--MOuntain free, Sd12c;
do defective 66Sc: Nevada. 1920 per ID.
HOps-Prices to growers are 6G10c per n,
with IOG14c for contracts.
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CONTINENTAL
Savings Banks Dividends

The following savings banks have declared
semiannual dividends 10 deposItors, payable July
J: Humboldt. Mutual. Security, German, Say
ings and Loan ard French. The san Francisco
savings union has declared dividend o. / per
cent on ordinary and rs per cent on term &c
posits. payable July /.
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ST LOUIS. June 2t.-wool- Steady. Medium
grades. eOmbing and clothing 23G2Sc; light
fine 21N26l5c; heavy fine. 13i3W21lsc, tub
washed, 24@S5i2e.
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Egg Marl.et i'm Nearby Counties

ELGIN, H.. June 2I.-Butter-Frm. %,
Sales for the week. 1,090,I00 pounds
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SO Railway 5s. LIP 4
DO gen As 49,. SIS
Mon Pacific A.. .l02G
Do CIV Il $3.50. los (.
DO LIST & ref * 1885
IL : Rubber o. .lO5
II : Steel I'd 5s. l05 -
Va Car Chem 5s. 9SL
abssh LIST 5S. ..ll3
DO LIST s. ext Is. az
Western Md Is. IS
M'estIng FL cg 5s. ~ 2
Wis Central As. - q
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PortIand Rutt-r MARKED
EIGin Butfcr

PORTLAND. June IL Butter-City and
country creamery extras, .6i.c: fancy. 240 26c
store 1SG52oc.