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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31
ASSEMBLING RICH ORES Il
AT THE MINERAL PALACE

filed with choice specimens OK diisr
emit minerals Fl, mans " she PROM
nent mines of tate. 10 apother
corner of the san room viii be ire eA
hibit of the R,so school Of Mines,
which will take up o space about q
feet square. The schecl intends 70
bring its own cabinets ard show cases
for the mineral exhibit, with maps,
data and informatica relative 70 the
courses in the school
In the same room VIII be the infor-
nation bureau, whore visitors can oo-
tain pamphlets and catalogues detaiirr :
information regarding the various ~
hibits. and where iuformatior regard
ing any particular exhibit VIII be fur
nished by willing attendants A glass
case, similar to that IN the rear room
will be built through he center OF ths
front room also.
Private Collections on Display.
In what used to he the bar room
private collections, valued at a steer
figure in every case, win be kept. Thu
room will be completely changed 81
that as much space IS possible ma,
be obtained. A numbsr OF Goldfsi'
men, and mining men throughout tn
state have promised to lend tneir priv
ate collections, which viii he place.
in this room.
Milton M. Detch, seesetare of IN
committee of Mining COZ press commits
s~ioners, is daily in receipt Of letter
from all parts Of the state telling 0
the shipment of exhibit and Will
they are not coming in as fast as dosii
ed. it will be less than two weeks be
fore the exhibits will pour into Gold
field in large numbers. A letter ha
been received from Ed Stuart, stat
Mine inspector, saying that the exhi9'
from Ormsby county will b. shipped
a few days. The collections that hay
arrived already have been classified b
Mr.. Tate.
In Goldield the two big mining con
panics-the Consolidated and the Flo.
euee-are taking an active interest J
the American Mining congress exhibi
and have appointed n Of the en-
ployes of each to keep a sharp iookos
for valuable and particularly ine sp'
cimens from the mines. The specimen
} will include both high-grade and ui
ore, as it is the int ion to show ever
I Grade of ore to IS found thro ghot
} the state of Ne IA. A. II. Low hs
: been appoint by the Consoli late
! and has col ted a number of spec
. mems. Th Florence employee who
looking or the work il said to nav
! about d Lundrei of the most perfet
hieh-grale specimens ever seen, whie
sill be included in the exhibit frol
that rhine.
.A,tsHurh Ke work OF pre- %'aratio
yes for but svo has, heep in Hal Pa
'ep- is LOW almost ready for the flood Of
aeh hilIts tsat will pour into Goldfeld
aJoH TT Tate, who is looking after
Work # the congress, Gain sugg
that taste be maze in shipping ther
goldfAId.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

American ming congress commission
ers. II il aimed to take out the bar
6xtures aneuse the old bar room fol
collections. ; necessary, the kitchen Of
the buildin, will also be pressed into
service.
The first DOR Of the building looks
little like ~a,alace at present, for rev.
eral thousan feet Of lumber are strewn
about the for, and a carpenter is bus
lily engaged in building the various
tables and lands that win be used.
The rooms esound to the rasp Of \
saw or the hud of a hammer or the
squeak of a lane, and OF all sides can
be seen the violence of a steady, con-
slant PREPARATION.
In what frmerly was the dining
room, q feas for the eyes instead Of
for the innerman win be spread. This
room is intenled to hold the mineral ex.
hibits that vii conn from Lincoln, Nye
and Esmerala counties. Here most OF
the work Of preparation already has
been done, nd around three sides OF
the room arr ranged wide, slopine
tables that will hold the larger exhib'
its. A number of separate stands, rang
ing in l~engthfrom 20 to 80 feet, will bs
placed between the walls and the cass
that is being built through the center
of the room. This case is itself a nov
city, and has been designed by Mr.
Tate both as space saver and a mon
ely " and its cost viii be much les'
than the ordinary glass case. 1t is be
ing built through the center Of tn
room, with the pillars supporting thu
ceiling used to give it greater stabil
ity. 1t is about three feet wide ant
81 feet in length, constructed of ordi
nary timbers. When completed 1T vii
have four shelves, sloping on both sides
from the center, and will have a tota
surface of approximately 444 squar
feet. The interior, Of course, will con
tain the specimens, which are INTENDED
at present to lie mostly high grade, an
will be lighted throughout with smal
electric sight bulbs, whas it win b
FINISHED inside and outside in white, an
will be knAwn as the white cabinet.
will be enclosed on all sides by plat
glass.
The open tables around the walls an
adjacent to them, will contain th
heavier pieces Of ore which it wonl
be impossible TO place III an ordinar
cabinet. With the completion of tn
carpenter work in this room, the mos
of that class Of wwill have bee
performed, as the lobby will need bp
few tables.
In what formerly was the lobby ri
be placed the exhibits from other touI
ties of the state, which may be = 1tene
! ed to other rooms if the ex..on b.
s- NJ nvrsent sntics y
are being made, the case, themse
being quite an item in the cost of p
Il a~ration for the mineral exhibit, as Z
Id costs a sum equivalent to buildin
,e comfortable little cabin.
p School Of Mines Exhibit.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-07-31

. Goldfeld has now a Mineral =
= Palace. The gentlemen who are .
= at the head of the labor Of gather .
= ing and classifying the great min .
= eral exhibit that will be on dis .
= play in the Casey Hotel during the .
= sessions of the American Mining .
. congress have decided that "The .
= Mineral Palace is the proper .
. name for the Casey now, and as z
= such it will be known. The words .
= "Casey Hotel" do not tell much, =
= but mineral Palace speaks for .
itself. A huge sign will be found =
= there, and as the mineral exhibit =
= that will be there by the middle .
= of September promises to be the =
= greatest in the history of the =
. world, the name is well founded. =
e
1t used to be Hotel Casey, but the
old order of things is changed now
The spacious lobby, where once mining
men and tourists mingled in a cosmo-
politan crowd and talked of strikes or
wonderful discoveries in new districts,
is now bare of all except a number Of
glass cases filed with valuable mining
specimens; the floor is dust strewn, and
the room itself bears an air of expec-
fancy, as though eagerly awaiting the
coming Of the mining exhibits. The
polished floor Of the dining room, which
many a time has beer cleared of tables
and chairs for a ball in which miners
and millionaires alike mingled, and
where the formal ~banquets of a yeai
ago used to be held, is now Uttered with
sawdust and chips, while around the
walls and through the center are grow
ing up neat, sturdy tables which in a
short time will bear the weight Of the
evidence of Nevada's greatness as u
mineral state.
Therefore, it is no longer the Hotel
Casey. 1t is the Mineral Palace now
VIII Be Great Exhib.i.
The exhibits, However, wAsn com
pleted will presest a bewildsring %,
pearance. and picture 3 scene almost -
enhancing as that upon whash Alaa-
din's lamp threw its first hsam, fas
there win be no dearth of VARIABLE sad
beautiful specimens in the collectiea,
which has been estimated viii reaeh
a value Of s25o,o00, covering, as Il
will. the most perfect specimens Trsn
all the r aotc iers of Nevada
As,e will be com gt and refresh.
mn 4 for the visitors to the Miners
AalsI&, as well rs delights and sur.
prises in the shape of specimens, as a
little room. adjacent to the main room
OF the exhibit viii be reserved for the
comfort o1aFislting ladies, while a like
room will he furnished for men. If ut
IS ~
B lvarao.s NAV he attained.
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beverages may be obtained.
Elaborate Preparations.

The two main rooms are ~ being
futns .hed with tables and cases. 20 hold
TIE exhibits, under tho super.-kndence
Of .Tohn II. Tate, who a been ap
poin ed elassi6er for the exhibit by the
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
WEEKLY EXPORTS
REEN ES-RecaInts - fNn a. Were u

BEEN ES-Receipts for two days were l'I cars, or
Ter the market making, with the cattle held over satq
mand best grades shade higher and others stesdy;
it' and fat cows e more seTs the Yards e4e cyars
bsad a. q SSt fsyg I-s rrss sresrs af 4 40 mil;
at h Ss 5s 30 - cows at 81 2 s. s. extra Reavy COWS 5V
IS 40, heifers - 40 Dressed beef slow
at last quotations LiyeIpooi ard London cattle markets
from this port either today ID Or, or t9morTo%. Noem ,
be closed Monday. July 3. which will be observed
sales"Tsrns Commission Co: . Indiana steers 1888
70 At 50 s. per 100 10 - do 1246 H. $ So
Newtea 10 stable fed FsnRsylyan,a a I 1880
SIS so; do n. at s5 so; IS Illinois do 1924
= IS: do. 500 n at So 25
- S Sanders % PENNSYLVANIA steers 1913 10 At s. 60;
s. 90; cow 1850 ~ at 81 s. do 1o57 ~ at s. 26
o d0 n s. a5 Do h. at al 3 20: sS
81 NP9srsSn IS IS 90 o = F E ri @ s 1850 i r
IS DO 1913 rs V r. at s. So Is Virginia & 8 o. no. 1880 = n al
So sable Tsd Trgll R1 cd I4o 2o ~ at "a ~ n eu io
e. e lag E e.. 81
i DO sos n IS do. So n at S. e9 do. $50
SEQ r st 81 70: do, s9s N. at 81 so; hsfars.
ctS 6 Son; bglls y >, 94s & n at 50 s. 25 3 Do 40
da ic2o NJ at s. g. g. SIS r6 at S. DO $50 n
at s2 10 O., $50 ~ at s. & 90 ,,.or .,o-,,
7so n at So Is cows sol s.: do 500 n at s. so
at si ao 7oa N at * ~ o Cows ss n at s. So
d9 $50 10 de- $50 ~ So rs: do. $50 n at
~ N.2a al g. s ssS @ n G at IS s59 g. g ao s s. IS n h a. d s. S.
cows 5sf 97 Ts x q. S s. so d. 6 sps Is at lot5 g 3 at
., TCbln & shannon: bulls 975 n. at 80: cows
Including $50 butchers and 527O for the market
There good demand for the stock at an advance of
Sase psr 100 n With IS Is the general top price for
dressed calves firm at 9l3 Per 70 for city dressed veas
sales-Jellre Wright Co: 81 veals las 70 average.
at at a. s. per 5s lGS mixed tf eave e lis is % % al al s. 81 d s n
1a6 n at S. II DO 1$s n. at s. so do 136 n al
W. Otis : Co: Is! veals las 70, at 60; q do. 155
Hollis: lsS veals 15s rb at 50: DO. 1s7 n. at
caves * h. at $S s. DO is1 n at S 2S IS d. i2s
w Hume 2sa yeaIs $50 r. at IS 10 IS DO : l2s rs n
buteEmilks l5t 10 al 81 ga do lS6 n al s. so 10
10 an So s5 si2 do i2s n at S. q DO las ib at 81 Is
81 do ls1 n 81 50 100 buttermnks 16S 10 81 s713
10 az 1S3 n s s 20 g. ,s 55rgy-ogS Nv y, III H. at So 2S
J. G. Curtis Son: SS9 veals l4I 10 at ss so S1l do,
s82 ~ 81 at s. 90 de- m 1s m n at s. loS do l2 n at
sanders 81 veaIs 15s 10 at So: IS do 151 n at 50:
I34 10 S 5o 1e throwouts 14s 10 at Sc: Al eulls
Tobin & Shannon 2s1 veals 14s 70 at IS 75 51 do 1s7
n, at IS 62A IS do $50 r. at So so; s. do l2s n at
Ss ls dS @ 9 q q az rss Ss; m e cRs M AZ = ~ ~ q 90 40 n
IS TO- 45 do 134 10 at IS 62ls IA hrowouts 1so 10
sREEP AND LAssBs-Receipts for two days we're
Il : cars or 17,Tes including % slaughter
City With the exception Of few head sheep were in
light supply and steady lambs were generally easier and
TOP price sales reduction OF 1oG15c.
soe OF the Transactions apparently 2o62c lower Tia
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
CASH OIIOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The coffee market very quiet again
today. the tendency sti being in the direction Of
reduction in the month premium, with the close
quiet. unchanged TO 10 points lower Sales were re-
advance OF points In response 10
higher European cables, but eased of during
the under scattering liquidation little trade
selling IN the absence Of prompt support Juno was
months unchanged points lower with the de-
eli throughout the entire list The French
market unchanged franc higher. and Hamburg
a similar gain hour OF the local opening
while the only change the Brazilian markets vas a
decline O % Rio. Santos barely steady at
rapidly and today's cables reported 2SoOO bags al the
ports 10000 year. while Jundiahy
Ceips 1900 bags, against 10000 last year Re
Cei7ts the two Brazilian ports for the week EerH
49, bags OF 60 coo bags the previous
week 900 hazs the week last year
VERY cold weather con
tnues n Paulo. and authorities
claim urgently needed produce favor
early towering. The weather has been favor
TIE rPot coffee was quie' with quota
tons on the basis Of - CSC for BIO No Z The tcts
warehouse deliveries the United States for the week
bags. against 1918 last week and lolse5
last or the former amount New York hsd 80 O49
bags weekly ciaarances and shipments from Bra
from Rio. 10000 bags. including 1000 the United
States. 90 Europe and North Africa and 400 20
River Plate and west Of South America
Steamers loading the United states I. AID
for Europe Victoria clearonces 20 the United state
1000 bags Bahia weekly receipts were ZOO baEsi
stock is 5000 hays: cIesrarces to Germany, 500 and
elsewhere The receipts Rio and Santos for ths
Veek toailei 1S7 o0o bags, against 1900 last week
e3 600 last year and 2da os0 tao years
The range Of contract prices in the local market TO day
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22

CoTToN-The cotton market higher today at
result further IN and central sections
Of belt and while trading not more than mod
eratey active, with fluctuations Irregular during the
middle the day the close steady at net adyanoe
6112 within a point two Of the top,
the more active positions The market opened stead
advance or 4lO points and held eplS points ne
call by short sellers
aggressive support n"
bull hut the scattering demand from
had been supplied Il that the market
was attracting no general demand. but the contrary
liquidating long contractH
willing absorb these offerings at concessons bur were
following the market up and during the rnddIe o.
the day prices reacted or points from the top his
IN the later trading for orerinSs
seemed diminish soft spots while support increase
the reached the best point Of the day during
tho last haf hour The weather map showed rather
general II particularly heavy rains in sections which
had been complaining that excessive moisture pro
venting necessary farm work, and great many com
received regarding the condition of helds
in the Mississippi Valley. few advces are reach
complaints being
but impression has certainly been Gre
sed in local circles favorable weather viii be
required and June p Is the July bureau
report issued week from next Friday does NOT
deterioration compared with the last report;
southern spot markets officially reported unchanged
&c higher.
range prices in the local market to-day
was
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22

market spot cotton was quiet with prices
points higher IL f5c for middlng upland and II zoe
for mddng S MG sales atesS% sPTt ana rEs5s %
changed i0s4c. sales Mobile quiet and un
@ & at sales @ 50 Bales quiet ana
Norfolk steady and unchanged at lie; saIes' oales
5esdy and go higher at iIe sales 7of bales St
Houston stesd ana u6chansed at 10 11isc sales 88i
n ea9y FGGd sGd fss he ad at o e
e aa8 fgs aaf al 1e aa 5 &c bs Ens
receipts at leading points for Tuesoay At GsvestoR @ go
year | 'G at New osans so to 500 bales against li75
3 Sas as sale. gSd gs.s sss sS
5J4d Futures opened quiet but steady at 70 points
june os' ana JgSe-GaIy 5s5lsd Jaiy-August 5s5d
@ and De-
Ipne ia ManchssterAYarns duet and unehanged:
TLoTE AID MEALNo sales Of SonsegufR.s enc ss wsT;
obhng sort and at steady & pTces 3 9gS4o5' Ss & 1
loving quoted 5Rs NeS York Produce %
s. s9as9 s. SPIN. esags g
$as $2 81 81 sS kansas strasfs ge? $ q re
FLouRDu Quoted Ear 70 good - 0o9S4 te chSGe %
dd $ 96@$8 BAG MAIstsady QgGtsd; g sdsI Fi9s s
FEE 1 QUIET Tsi city steady Quoted
spring Sc standard middling $27 10 nour do saI So
g 81 as 81 so q red @ dog So ES 2? en- Rss gRs S sd
GKAIN-WHEAT-There was a steady advance IN
Close Which was = @1So above ina Of saturday.
positions showed the greatest strength as Iney
were demand all day from leading bulls Ht
Chicago. The significance OF this not entirely
main element, weather conditions and
Tie crop especially In the Northwest appeared
be favorable. Likewise there was a tendency
Increase estimates of the Kansas crop; with one
e6 Re pnepai 4 b at chicaso q after pefsona
vestgation of that state. One private estimate was
as nigh as 900 bushels but the majority seemed
10 favor sOOo0o0o little rain in some OF the
Southwest counties where harvesting has begun was
about only drawback to the outlook IN winter
6n message 3atinF that ao5 5oo SGsheis Of No
hard had worked the Gulf, Saturday, but
tfsis said been destined for Mexico.
The vistle supply showed good decrease. amounting
10 bushels including Canada, compared with
a decrease of 1,e590oo bushels last year Asoordng
20 Proornha worlds shipments amounted to S.SS1oOO
sushes compared with II 0e 900 bushels the previous
week ana 6,a2onoo hu&hes last year Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22

pens al cleared. Common crime shss7 sod s =
ass leo 10; few ehoics DO at s. 5oi eon1n9n 20
price Dressed mutton steady az s9g1Oc with enoies
wethers selling in small way 101sc dressed lannoS
quoted 14G15c for good and prime stock with sons
50 PER 100 2s4 u n. at s. So 2a 90
g g p 3 @ 81 IS o 81 - 2 m d a 7 3 5 s $ % q s. % m a9 a9 $ s. So y 2
do 81 ID s. 229 Tennessee do 66 10 at s. oS =
yTEina sheep % n 50 % do III ~ at s. so 20
Newton & CO: % Kentucky lambs. es ~ at s. sss
at 81; - IS 75; 254 do s. 70.
s. 75; 25 s. n s. 10 227 DO 20 ~ st $ 20:
70. IS so 226 Virginia do "a n. 81 so Tennssses
ysarlings SO 70 50: p Virginia sheep. 22 70 az 80
do 1se 70 az 81 so: u Tennessee Do q n at IS y
Tohin & shannon 236 Virginia lambs. 20 .. az So %
n at S. 5O 249 DO 81 10 az ss 50. 217 do 20 D. az
s. so. do 1o4 70 s.; % So - Penn
syvania 15 70 az s.; % state do 96 70. at s. So
Shippers Commission Company. Dos Kentucky lambs.
"a n. IS 220 81 n 81 IS 24O West Virgni
65 n SIS 37l2; Kentucky sheep III n. at 81 50s
do S6 10. ar 81: West Virginia do 1tS p at - %
Kerns Commission Company; 216 Virginia lambs %
2T7 do 81 10 at IS Sc 25T do So 70 22s do n
80 Kentucky DO SO n at So 90. % do n 81 s71s
10 Virginia sheep ia 81 so Is Do s6 n az "a 3SS
Frederick 22s Virginia lambs 50 -. at IS IS:
sheep. 40 70. s4 80 .
Sanders: state sheep 90 -. AZ 50; p do 20 10 AZ
81 30: DO. 121 N. az 50 50 -
HOGS Receipts for two davs were . cars or = IL
head including about 225 head f1r the market FeenS
100 n and heavy hogs estimated to BRING - ID
9$s % upward. -
s. 50
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
cu,cAeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

49,, 1,,rA 9f-Tha declining tendency OF
- - EFFECTIVELY checked and prices scored
gains Of more than 1c TO-DAY OWING 70 uILs - =
sbIe weather for harvesting in the Southwest ana
- q .sqraau hug scare in the oats market At the
close rricas showed net advances or 1sc 10 i+ec 70
fszc corn and oats also made substantial galnss
hut provisions were weak
Iossi51I- dalav to harvest operations, owing to
vet weather was the chief factor IN creating a
s+ro,s- market The weather bureau announced
+bar scattered showers had occurred during the
last fortv-eght hours IN the Middle Western and
Southern states and predicted rain for large part
OF the winter wheat belt in the next tWenty-Iour
hours Weekly statistics were somewhat bulltsh-
Worlds shipments for the week were less than
generally expected The amount on passage de-
creased 1865 90 bushels. and the visible supply in
the United States decreased 25O1.0G0 bushels Tbs
rrfucfpaI demand was for the September and De-
nv shorts During the day the latter month sold
between 81 & 70 81 13is and 81 14Ss The market
closed strong at almost the top, with July at 81 IA
to 81 14ss.
Wet weather. light local receipts and the bulge
IN wheat caused a strong market for corn during
the entire day. The July delivery advanced almost
1c An early bulge OF tc 24C in the price OF the
cash grain prompted considerable buying OF the
July option The market closed strong, with prices
I'D sc to &c compared with Saturdays fnal fg-
ures-
The first genuine green bug scare Of the sea
sor brought out liberal purchases OF oats and -e-
suited in final gains of &c to 11sc to no IN ths
price of future deliveries Reports from several
sections OF Southern Illinois claimed that the fields
turning yellow. These advtces caused active
covering BY shorts. The September delivery mani-
tested some weakness early in the day owing 20
selling by cash interests
Provisions were weak all day owing 20 selling
based unexpected increase IN receipts OF live
close 72c Ice TO 1212o higher than the pre-
vious close
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 2f-CATTLE-R Receipts (estnztedl.
1900 head: steady. S. so6T 3: cows
S5g$7 co.. stockers feeders So 5odS5 %. HoGsRs-
ceipts estimated 10000 head: market steady to 90
light mixed 5O6ST So choice light 81 sOGST So pack
ing 81 s5ass pigs. So 506sT 5 bulk Of sales 81 $50
steady; sheep. Sass 25: lambs ss9s95 ysariinsS
F3st Buffalo Jine -CATTI1E-Rsceipts 8 500 headT
slow: good grass steady; medium and common lo99o
lower prime steers So s5GS7 10; SHIPPING IS 2o9So
IS % bulls SO 50ds5 25 and feeders s49SS7
heiers SO 60aS4 15 choice and sprns@
CENTS $40 head: active and steady sass = HOGS
Receipts 900 head: fairly active Pigs SSsrs
workers. s. 4OqSs IS pigs 81 1887 IS so9
81 1O S5 5OaSs q: dsirss. s. 40ass 10 sHsEE
steady sheep slow; mixed steady; others Zoe ss
lambs lambs. S4 5OdS9; yearitngs StQSi %
S. 5OdS5 70: ewes 81 25Gs4 go sheep mixed.
Kansas city June Z-CATTLE-Rseeipts. 1000
70 strong: choice export beef steers 50 ESQ
81: good $5qS6 .: Western steers
Southern COWS. 90 I9S4 native cows >. i9gs o. Is-S
heiters. S4aSs 30; bulls Sass; calves IS SgSl e. -
bulk sales. 81 50dS7 So heavy 81 L51SL 90 pace
butchers 81 Io9s7 90 light s. 5o7SI Io ~
lower: lambs ssqSs 90 yesrlnss S. 259sT wethsrs.
81 sNdS5 -: ewes sass stocksrs and feeders $50
Cincinnati june 2f-CATTLE-Recepts. 1913 head;
rarEet extremely dull and 15d25c lover fair 70 E9od
ceipts 1852 head: market active and 5f1Oc ais1eo 81
butchers shippers IS 1oGss 90 common s9gS5 %
I6c higher at s25is4 sS: lambs s4 5O6ss go.
9ion Stoes asiS & s7s4 as prime se seaSs 90:
S4EEP-suppIy fair. steady prime wethers g SoS3 %;
csves s7 S0ass H0GERscei5ts fair: strong on al
grades except pigs; prime hsavtss s. 3oSS 81
7s7 20: pigs s. 15aS7 25: roGghs. seGs7.
Toledo June 21CLOVERSE - 3t7' gSs2 gTS2
0Ti4YDPr7rs 81 ALsTR-Priule. IS; August IS so
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

winter nominal futures quiet July s. ~ "a;
Sarrember IS 5t51. December. S. 3Ad COFSN--SSpoos
steady nsw American mixed via Galyest9nl oS oso'
futures quiet; July. 5s So Septe19er, SS ota +-E-
strong Sos HOPS in CPscifc Coast firm = $50
81 IS BEEF-ENtrz dull. y %.
Frira mess e5s HASis-Short cut = %
is r. BACCS-CIrnberiand cut 70 10 % Ic
strong els: short rs p 70 strong 64s ong scar
r-4ss Ight "a -. strong 65s; long cear
Esavv s5 TO strong 6s; short clear oacSs 70 70 -
n strong al; clear bellies "a 20 10 10
sLr.TT TF-FS-Sql1are Is To strong o4s 1sArSL-
T- western IN tferces strong. eos American rered n
CHEESE-Canadidn finest whtro
I'D -oT9rs6 new steady. SOS 3D. Canadian finest whs
canadian finest coOred. old stsady oos
- TsII0w-Prine city steady. 2ss LCtSPe5SIlSss
s-ealiv. Sd ROSIN-Cornnon sIeaoy.- cS~
r,E7TPOI ,F,T-NI-Rehned steady. I'D 1LNSEED OIL
aS- Cd