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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. June 4.-Selling Of July wheat
was again feature of trading the situation
l,o IN the pit pit being, similar 10 that of the pre-
ylous session with the exception that the de-
ferred futures shared today in the weakness
Of the nearby month. Moderate irsness was
manifested at the start. owing to covering bv
shorts; sii who were actuated by talk of rust in
ia sle wheat heids OF southern Illinois. The mar
Ket. however, turned weak owing to the pres
sure OF the July option, which declined more
than lc from the high point of the dav. Cron
advlces generally were of more optihistic
charaeter than heretofore A heavy tone pre
Valed at the close and prices were only n
trine me above the lowest point of the day
Inc corn market strong and prices AGAIN
advanced to new high marks July selling nm
20 aSesc and September to zoe At the close
prices pahs We're shade to lsc higher July Mt
'SG ms .slse and September at 64ls0GfSsc
- peereased re- . Improvement in demand by shin
pers Tor the cash grain had a strengthenipe IN
hnenee on the oats market sentiment in the
PIT being bullish all day. An advance OF IL 70
&c IN the price of barley also had a h,IIisb
eHect. Inc market closed strong with prices nm
hor rrovlsions , were strong nearly all day septem
per pork advanced to $20.071s At the close
prices were unchanged TO 100 I2I5c higher Nse Nse
The leading futures ranged as foIloNs-
Articles
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Ment Market

Small veal and dressed lamb are slightly weak
er No other changes
DRESSED MEATS.
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
follows.
Beef-7971kc per ID for steers. sa7e for cows
and heifers.
veal-615@Silc for large and SisG9c for small.
Mutton-w ethers. T6pSc: ewes. 6gTe per Id.
Lamb-969lse per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-11G11lsc for light and
9l5@10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No l fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. 4zc.
under 900 lbs 4c; second quality. S%c; thin
and undesirable steers, 5d313c-
No cows and heifers, 3I4 @315c; second quail
fty 3G3Lc; common, thin, undesirable cows,
Far bulls and stays. &c: thin bulls. 1h01%e-
Calves--Light weight, per lb. Sc; medium,
415c; heavy. 3is 44c-
Sheep (per lbl-wethers. No, l.. 4lsc; ewes,
No / go e74c; shorn sheep. Nc less.
Lambs per lb)-Yearling lambs. 41ac; this
years milk lambs. J@5Hc-
Hogs tper Ib)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to i40 lbs, 7@7Ac; l40 to 250 lbs. TAe; go to
$50 lbs, 81, @Tc rough. heavy hogs, IA G0e;
common, undesirable hogs, 494hc.
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Flour and FarInaceou. Good.

Flour-California family extras. 81. soar net
without discount: bakers extras S6.6O67: super
hne, S5.50g5.T0; Oregon and Washington. per
bbl, s5-5O46-50 for family. bakers and patents
and S4-1565-25 for cut on; Kansas patents,
$3.50; do straights, $3.50: do clear. 81. Dakota
patents. $50; do straights. $3.50; do clear
s7.30 per bbL
cash, no discount, follows. Graham -four.
81 per 100 lbs; rye -four. s4.25; rye meal 81:
rice hour. s.; corn meal, sS.25; extra cream do.
-. 40; oat meal. $40; cat groats, $40; bom-
my, S3.6004; buckwheat hour. s5; whole wheat
aour. $4-25; rolled oats bbls SSGs.5O. in sacks
S5-4OdS: extra cream do. $3.50 IN sacks and 50
in barrels; rolled wheat. bbls SJ.T5. in sacks
$4.50GJ35. pearl barley. $3.50; split peas.
boxes. S5.T5 for yellow and s6.25 fOr green per
100 lbs
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grain.

Wheat and Other Grains
" Mheat-Chicago was lower under influential
selling There were heavy rains in that region.
The Modern Miller estimates the winter wheat
crop at 400. .oO0. 600 bushels
There was nothing new in the San Francisco
market.
California club, S210@2.15; do milling So 20:
California white Australian, nominal at So 2Od
80 on grades of California wheat. $202. 10;
northern club, 81. 2.l0@215; northern bluestem
$2S@2.321; Russian red S2.1O@21 Is; turkey
red, S2.l0@220 per ctl
1890 a. m. Session
December-s 81 s7h asked.
p. M. Session
No quotations
Barley-The decline in the spot grain con
tnues- Feed sold yesterday at S1.521 = a %
and was offered to arrive in June at 81 4IIS
Some sellers asked S15715 and even 81 81 for
tions. however.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. spot. $1.521a a 30: com
mon TO fair: $l.4719@l @l.50 per ctl; June delv-
cry; 81, 45Gl -471a; brewing and shipping nom
inal chevalier, s1.7og1.72h
FUTURES
1890 "a. m. Session
June-July-No sales; S1.3sZ asked
December 81 s7ss 81. .s4ss 81. 3s .ssa. 81 lS7G 1871
p. m. Session
December S1.37ls bid. S1.37ss asked
oats-The statement made yesterday that the
crop mp north would probably be about the same
posted handlers who say that this years crop
will be much larger than last years The mar
ket continues quiet and nominal.
White, $2.15G220; gray. 81 1Od2 Is: red
50 10G2-20 for choice. 81. % for good and So for
inferior, per ctl: black, nominal
Corn--Caiifornia small round yellow, SiS5;
sacked. nominal; white. nominal: i'm bulk San
Francisco track yellow. $1.S0; white 81 50.
mixed, $1tS; Egyptian, S1-90 per ctl for white
arrive.
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PrOvtafOnS

Cottolene-One half Dbl, I0ssc; half bbls,
l01sc; tierce, 10$c; tierees 10Ac; tierces
10Bc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams, 151 Il g14e; picnic hams. lie; bacon. to 8
los, l91se; TO 10 lbs. 1S15c; 10 to u lbs 1SAc:
sugar cured bacon, 23c; Arrow bacon to 10
lbs, 1Sc; 10 to II lbs. 17hc; light dry salt
bacon, to 10 lbs 1713c; 10 to II lbs 16c; me
dunn bacon. 1415c; light medium bacon. I415c.
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots
Inspected by the government. are 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. SIS per Dbl; family
beef, $14.5O per bbl; extra mess beef, sI4 per
bbI
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. $40 so; clear
$2S mess, so; pig pork, $2S: pigs feet. IS
for half bbls, $235 for 20 ID kegs and 81. 80 for
kits; smoked beef, 21l5c per 10.
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BUSY
TN STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, June 4.-Powerful forces
obviously were at work in the speculation
in stocks today. the volume of the trans
actions and the size of the individual opera
tions showing the uses of the most abund-
ant resources, such as are. commanded only
by speculative capital of the first magni-
tude.
The example yesterday of what could be
done in the case of Southern Pacific
brought in the speculative element to Wall
street in troops today. It's first efforts
were directed to the stocks most directly
interested by the Southern Pacific move
ment yesterday, but it ranged up and down
the list at will.
1t was significant of the enthusiasm Of
the speculative sentiment that no depressing
effect was produced by the weak tone of
United States steel, which sold below yes
terday's closing price throughout the ses-
sion. Not since May II has it happened
before that United States steel failed to
sell higher every day than on the day be-
fore. This continuous advance in United
States steel has been the backbone Of the
whole market during that period.
incidentally there were rumors efoat of a
private settlement over night of a short
interest. alleged to amount to $4,000
shares. at a price considerably above any
vet touched by United States steel in the
market.
In the preliminary burst Of the days
speculation there We're wide openings in
Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Atchi-
son. Besides the expected exchange of
Southern Pacific preferred for common stock
there figured in the discussion sup
posed treaty Of comfy among the railroads
in that group. The Northern PaciAc-Union
Pacific agreement, the Union Pacific inhu-
ence in Atchison, and the reported inclu-
sion of St. Paul on behalf of its Pacific
extension were pointed out as confrmatory
facts. This and the Atchison bond issues
were offered as explanations for the eager
buying of those securities.
Bond fotations and the increased specU-
lative ability have involved expansion of
loans, but foreign money markets have con-
tinued TO place funds here. sharp rise
in London discount rate today might not be
disconnected with this process.
The great activity in the convertible is
sues was the feature Of the bond market
The tone was strong. Total sales, par
value, slO,744,OOo.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
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Hay and Feed.tun.

Rolled barley and rolled oats are quoted lower
by the local mills. Hay continues weak though
there Is no further decline.
20 for red.
Middlings-S3343J per ton.
Shorts-S31 Q32 per ton.
FeedstuhS-ROlled barley. S3SG34: rolled oats
for feed. $+0Q43; mixed feed. S3O@S2 for aver
age lots: oileake meal. in 20 ton lots $3.50. In
10 ton lots $50 In ton lots $3.50, small lots
$40: cocOanut cake or meal at mills. s28 in 20
and 10 ard $3.50 In ton lots: tobbing SGT:
corn meal, $39@40; cracked corn. S4OG4l; broom
corn seed. nominal; alfalfa meal and mealfalfa.
jObhing lots SIS; carload lots SIS per ton.
Hay-Whest, S1TG22; new crop. Sl49lT, old
wheat and cat. Sl6420; tame Oat, Sl642O; new
volunteer wild oat. $11G14; new barley. S1lQ
IA new alfalfa, $SG10. stock hay, Ss89 per ton
SfraH-500S per bale.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
New York stocks several points higher.

New York stocks several points higher.
Copper stocks easy.
Government issues cotton, condition report.
All classes of local stocks and bonds quiet.
Silver and Hongkong exchange l4c higher
Several brands of Pacific Goldfish higher.
Wheat inactive Barley still declining.
Rolled barley and rolled oats lower.
Beans quiet, with white kinds Arm.
Hay still weak, but no lower.
Contract hops somewhat higher.
Slight changes in dressed veal and lamb.
Dried fruits offering for future delivery.
Cheese higher. Butter firm. Eggs steady.
Vegetable market active.
Old potatoes selling well. Onions lower.
New orchard fruits irmer.
Good demand for general poultry.
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"a. 135 barrels; exports. 2.2Ts barrels; nrm'
with small trade. -,
els. Spot easy No. 2 red. 81 40. sales, e's s
vatOr; No . red. 81 40. nominal I. o. Q. asoae
No. l northern Duluth. 81 -361a. nominal : y
b. ahoat No. = hard winter. 81 5o1z' ,., hv.,
inal + o. h. afoat There was eonsloefAnie
selling of July wheat today by traders Wno
bought later months, widening the differences.
The weather continued favorable. Cables We're
easier. but the domestic cash situation re-
maned firm. Near the close prices weakeheu os, y,
reports of good rains in the Argentine anu
left OF partly Sc net lower. July ciosed at
81 .25ss September. 81 1914 December, $l-l4 a
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS June 4-FIax, 81 .7S1tc.
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Beans and seed.

There were no further changes iu beans yes
terdsy.
Beans (per etl)-Bayo. $3.50 J.JO: pea. So. y
9G-5O; small white. S6.256I g. so: large white s.
q5.2o; pink, S3l5G3.25; red nominal; blackeye.
%. 1850; lima. 4-100425; red kidneys.
80 1904; cranberry beans. nominal: Garvanzas
S344; horse beans, 81 -9Od2 20.
Seeds-BrOwn mustard. &td415c: yellow
mustard, nominal: daxseed. 4c carload lots:
canary, &c; alfalfa 16d17c; rape. cleaned 2@
2ae; timothy. 5&s06c; hemp. 4c; millet. %. 9
per ID; brOOmcorn seed $3.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at s.. % per csL
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Potatoes. onion. and vcretan,..

Green corn from Brentwood brought soc 3.
dozen and Winters lots sold in = small wav, a.
35at 4Oc Old crop potatoes continued 10 mo~e
OF Wen at the familiar quotations. while ttc
onion market was oyerstocked and weak ,xi9k
new red quoted much lower.
Potaroes (per ctI)-Rfyer BllrhanEe e. o.,<=
2:10: Oregon Burbanks s.. S5H2- so: sweet nots
toes. $242.d 80: new potatoes, 2t5 Gsc per In
Onions Australian. S4a4.25 per etl: Rerrn,,ss
seed s0eM$1 per crates new red. 65d re nar
sack. e pef
vegetables Asparagus. sl.50ai75 per boz for
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Weekly Trade Reyievv

NEW YORK, June 4.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
Will say: The business situation presents many
favorable features. but there is stfn an under
lying feelng OF conservatism. and while less is
heard of the influence of farin changes on IN
ture trade there is still apparent disposition 10
await the outcome Of present legislative action
end clearer view TO possible crop Weddings
The activity in iron and steel is still subject
Of interest. and May business in finished lines is
claimed TO have surpassed the like month of any
previous year and to have been superior in ton
mage placed to any month for two years past
There are reports. however. of piIng of stocks
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. June Mooney on call, easy
l3aG2 per cent; ruling rate, per cent; closing
bid. n per cent and offered at IA per cent.
Time loans, frmer and fairly active; so days
24z12 per cent: 80 days, 2A M2M per cent: six
months. 81 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, BIZ al per cent
sterling exchange steady. with actual business
IN bankers bills at $4.S6156i g. $500 for so eiay
bills and at 81. $3.50 for demand; commercial
bills. $4S5% M4.S6
Bar silver. 53c.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Bonds-Government steady: railroad stronv
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Rutter Cheese and Eggs

Sales ON the exchange were follows:
Eggs-30 cases of extras at 27e and 20 at
Cheese~25 fancy new California fats at 14lae
a pound.
Receipts 64. 800 pounds butter, 81 500
poupds cheese and 1.215 cases eggs
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 251Sc per 10,
Arm. do frsts 25e. drm; do seconds. 24hc frm
Cheese-California fancy dats, 14lsc per h.
weak: do hrsts. 13tsc. firm; do seconds IL Isc
Arm; fancy Young Americas. i61ae. firm; do
frsts 1512c. firm
fresh extras. 27iac. firm. do hrsts 26e firm.
do seconds. 24c. frm do thirds. pc. firm.
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PETALUSIA. June Eggs were steady At
26Iec and 25iac for the best grades todav
The supply IS light and the conditions remain
unchanged. The weather is warm and green
feed
SANTA CRUZ. June 4---The egg market ra
mains firm with quotations at 26c. The Local
market is well supplied and shipments continue
To San Francisco houses.
SANTA ROSA June 4.-There was no ch,,s.
in the local egg prices here today. ali desisss
quoting PSI per dozen for choice and 22isc for
seconds
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Northern Rnniness

PORTLAND: June 4.-Clesrings. i,1os, ,o44;
balances. S76,007.
SPOKANE, June 4-Cleariurs 81 26o I65
balances, scr, $50.
SEATTLE. June 4-clearings, s.. .sss. ISL; bal
ances. $244, ,256.
ances. SIS. CAB.
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Dried Fruits. Rai.ins, Nut. ami HoDev

Poultry tper dozenl-Heus. S505.5O for small
$6GI for large and SSQ1O for extras; young
ROSTERS. S9@l2; old ROSTERS. S4.JO05: fryers.
S6-5Od I.50 for large and s566 for small broil-
ers, S4g5 for large and S2-5OG3. so for small.
DUCKS. S6GI: pigeons. $1G1.5o; squads si-759
2; goslings. $2G2.J0 per pair
Game-NOminal
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Condition OF the Treasury

WASHINGTON. June 4.-Today's statement
elusive of the $3.50, 600. 600 gold reserve shows
Available cash balance, $120. TO, I01; gold coin
ana ana bullion, $4I,54s,13S; gold certificates, S2S-
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Internal Revcnue CoIIections
Bank CIearincs

NEW YORK, June 4.-Bradstreet's bank clear
aggregate of $2,674, los, ,o00 as against ST.,
7S9 7S7 600 last week and So, 430, 1874 600 in the
corresponding week last year. The following is a
list of the cities:
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Government Issues Cotton Report
Grains Quiet, With Barley Lower

extra and I5cGS1.25 for common. rhnharb 81 10
G1.2J per box for bay and SN3iac per 10 for
peas. S1.00H 2.25 per sack; string and wax beans
4Q5e per N; summer Squash S1d1lJ per hox.
garlic. 4Gjc per 10 for new; cabbage 81 . per
cti. cueumbers. 90e@$l per box for MarysviIle
and 81 .4061f.J0 for hOthoUse; csula0wer 5OdGoc
per dozen: carrots. 1.5O per sack, turnips 81 so
per sack eggplant 10N 12iSc per 10; green pep
perS. 13f@ a 3ec per 10 for local
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Portland Butter Market


PORTLAND. Ore. June Il Butter-Citv and
.o1ntry creamery extras. 26tsc; fancy, 24T
&c; store, 1S@2oc.
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RuIlion Into Bank OF EngIand

LONDON, June 4.-Bullion amounting to f130
600 was taken into the Bank Of England on ba
ance today.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June Cash quotations were as
mixing barley. T7ls a 79c fair 10 choice mailing
pariey t9MSlc; faxseed, No southwestern
Si..s ~. No. northwestern S16sLs: timothy
SEED. $500; clover. $1O.25: mess pork per bar
rel $lostl5@ 1890: lard. per 100 pounds S1l 80:
snort ribs. sides tloosel. $t0.55M1O.6J: short
clear sides (boxed). $1lMl1 12I5.
GRAIN STATISTICS
total cearances Of wheat and -four were equal
TO 9l,00o bushels. Exports for the week. as
SHOWN by Bradstreet's. equal to 2 12S 600
bushels Primary receipts were 1873 0O0 bushels
compared with 347 900 bushels the corresponding
day year ago.
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
none; corn, 290 ears; oats. IL cars; hogs, 105
head
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BIG SPECULATION IN
RAILWAY SECURITIES
Capital of the First Magnitude
Is Active in Wall
Street
Ner York stock List

T. = Hutton Co. 490 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
bish the following list Of bonds and stock sales
yesterday;
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Deeiduous and Citrus Fruits

DeeiduOus and Citrus Fruits
Citrus fruits we're qniet. with prices uu-
strawberries s-Loueworths. s5a7 per chest.
large varieties. SSet4-50 per chest
Rsspberries- $7q1o per chest and S1QL25
Gooseberries- -4oa5ee per drawer; in bulk.
Blaekberries- 50 per chest and 75can per
Loganberries- s2.5oas.so. per chest for red and
$2-50@3 for black.
Currants-s60S per chest.
Apples-s1015O per box: do new. S0casl per
box.
Cherries-soGese per drawer for black and
60475e per box for Royal Anne; loose, 3@5c FOR
black. S9Jc FOR Royal 4nne and 1is@Sc Tor
white.
Peaches-75cds12 per box.
Plums-T5e0Sl.5O per box or crate: cherry
plums. 5OM65c per drawer
Apricots-Crates. S1@1-50; boxes 75c0sL25.
Citrus Fruits (per lcxl-Navel oranges 81 e5
d225: grapefruit. 81 25G2T5 for seedless len,
ons. 81 95E3 Tor fancy. Sl.I5Q22 25 for choice
Tropical Fruits Bananas 75c6Sl75 per
bunch FOR Hawaiian and s2.5O03.5O for Central
American; pineapple SS96 per dozen.
Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey
Fruits-Evaporated apples, 61a0sc; apricots.
for standards, 4k041se for choice and "a
oe Tor fancy; pears. f4I 12c; pitted plums. 6ll
qSe; neetarines, Az as 1ac; fgs. 2ia Q4c; prunes
size basis, 2Ae2Ae, with lae premium Foe
Raisins-LOndOn layers crown. 9Oc; 3 crown.
81; seeded, 4g4E; IhOmpsOn's seedless 3A Ac~
for unbleached seedess sultanas PIC: loose
museatels. 3l2e for 4 crown, Sc for crown and
"a U215e for crown.
Nuts-Almonds nonparels. 13a13isc: Xxi.
1552 9lSAc; ne plus ultra. t3c. Drake 1lm
1I1ac; languedocs. 1ON 1Olae: hardsheIls. 7dSc.
Walnuts- lie per 10 for No. 1 sOftshells. o. for
40. do; ehestnuts. sG1Oc per 10 for Italian;
nlberts. 121aQ14 peeans. 15d17c
Honey-New comb. 14d15c for water white.
and lVe9l2c per 10 for amber extracted Sc for
died and dark amber. 4G141ac per ID.
Beeswax-27isg29e per ID for light and 25ee
26c for dark.
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northern wheat Market

OREGON
PORTLAND, June -wheat-Track prices
unchanged.
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE. June 4.--No milling quotations.
Export wheat-Bluestem. Sl.24; club Sill:
red $l.09- Receipts-wheat. car; oats.
cars.
TACOMA June A. wheat--AIiing: Blue
stem, S1.30M 13J: club. S1.14. Export: Blue
stem, $1.24: club, Sill. red. Sl.09.
New York Grain Market
NEW YORK, June L. = Flour = Receipts
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W York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds

BOSTON. June Massachusetts Mining
opened weak again this morning. but good sup
port furnished around So and toward the
close the stock became reasonably strong.
Brokers think the recent sharp break has more
than discounted the report of unfavorable show
ing al the property. North Butte much
more scarce today, and there was no noticeable
pressure to sell. Copper Range was strong
There is indication of any widespread dis
tributi0n of stocks as yet.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by z. f. Hut
Ton & Co. 40 California street, San Fran
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Asparagus. ID :. 4@ s. Leeks doz bnehs--0ls
Artchokes. dOz- .15G20i Onions, per lb-. so
beets. doz- -lOeg~t Potatoes. 10. "a % 3
Beans. white H. 5Gr s. Do. new. b.. 3Q 4
Do eolored 10. 60l sParsnips doz ago
\ Dried Lima. ID 4Q Radishes dz bchs-g20
Cabbage. each d l0i Rnubarh Id ia
Celery. head ALE Sage doz bnchs. ESQ
Cress, dz bnchs. 154 -lString Beans, 10. 6@ {
Sucunlbers. doz. .2od 30 Summer Squash. .lb-6e 8
Dred Peppers .20ds % Sprouts per ID. q -
Egg Plant lb. "a l. spinach, per h. 59
Garlic .-......-6J12 z Thyme. dOz bnchS--625
Green Peppers .2U@ 3UI Turnips. per dOz--Qi0
Sreen Peas 20 q Tomatoes, ID .I00121z
Lettuce, dog .2Oel iOi
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Stock and OIL Exchange
SALES
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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"Not included in totals because eontainino
other items than clearings sANot included Il
totals because comparisons incomplete.
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Receipts of Produce june 4
EamiIv RctaIl Market

Numerous changes in retail rates for fresh
ruits and vegetables will be observed this week,
he variations being generally in the direction
# lower prices There has been hardly any
'hange in other lines since last Weeks
h
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London Closing Stocks

t.ar sIIFeT-Steady. 24asd per ounce.
MOney-ld1R per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills IS IL al 1916 per cent and far
three months bills y al 1916 per cent
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Butter, Ib sq.6O@65i Swiss Cheese .--25d33
u Id squares. As 6150l Eggs, doz $1,000 -3O935
Cal. Cheese ...-dI dI2U Honey, comb, ID. d
Eastern Cheese. .-G25 Do extracted - 10
POULTRY AND GAME
Hens each. 9Oc @$1 .25 Ducks each. 81 a. %
DO small - 5O@GO Geese. each ...$2G2-2o
Young Roosters, lGoslings, each ..S3g-
each ..... .S5c dSl. % Pigeons, pair ...-G4o
Old Roosters. ea. .4Od50 SQUADS per pair 506168
Fryers, each . 65Q 20 Hare -...--.--.---6g2O
BrOilers, each 4OmJOl Rabbits ........-9g2J
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LOCAL MARKETS

MInneapOiIs FIA4 MHfktt
MINNEAPOLIS. June FLAX, $1-4s1
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NEW YORK, June 4. = Flour 3 Receipts.
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L
Auigtr Pears. ea-m-i
Apples ....-.. 40 81
Apricots. lb "a 81
Bananas, doz .2jeL.s5,
Blackberries, bkt jG10i
Cherries, 10 -. 46l Il
Currants, box ..6Od65.
Figs, drieu. 10. %.
Grapefruit. dcz. -GOaTl
GooseberrieS. lb.-M s,
ieniUlis, uVz. .IJes2,,
lAIneS. doz. lUnu I.if
Losanberries. bkt-G1J.
Mats, pOun>.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
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Bid.Ask. Bid. ]
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-05-15
CROSSES BURNING SANDS
And Governor is now FuII-Piedoed
ShrIner.


Charleston, w. Va, May 10.--Thirty
tyros were led across the burnlng
sands at the Masonic Temple Friday
night, and Saturday morning there
were thirty more members Of BENZ
Kedem Temple, A. A. o. n. NJ. s.. OF
Charleston. Several hundred ShrIn~
ers gathered here in session, accom-
panied by the tyros on their journey.
and added to the discontinue OF the
proverbial thirty at different points.
The feature OF the ceremonial SEES
sion to the onlooker was the mann
moth parade over the principal streets
in the central section of the city. Tbs
Shriners band led the parade and
following the music makers came the
thirty tyros attached to rope and
followed by the Shriners and the pa
troll with its odd costumes.
Governor William e. Glasscock was
one OF the tyross Coming down from
the temple, at the corner OF Virginia
and Hale streets. he was seized by
two of the stalwarts and seated on
the back OF he famous white mule.
Dixie" Comfortably seated In the
saddle. the West Virginia executive
was at the head OF he string OF tyroA
and rode through the city. To pre-
vent Dixie from becoming mutinous
with the Governor two stalwart Shrin-
ers guarded the animal.