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weekly Clearing House statement

NEW YORK, June THE statement OF clear
ing house banks for the week shows that the
banks hold SIS. 100 than the require
ments Of the % per cent reserve rule. This
is decrease OF Sc, ,295. $50 In the proportionate
cash compared with last week.
Loans l.343 OBJ. 400, increase 1.1S5. 400: de-
posits 81 407 $1,000. increase So 094 90O circ-
ation $40. O53.200, decrease S47 400: legal tend
ers SIC. .401, 400, decrease 81 266 500: specie
S294. .26s 700 decrease 81 55S. 400; reserve S37O-
go 100 decrease SO. S55. 200; reserve required
1851 sl3, 500. increase $2,273 275: surplus SIS
$685. decrease So, I2s, 925; ex-United States
deposits $l9. .456, $50, decrease Sc. 133. .0J0.
The percentage of actual reserve of the clear
ing house banks today 26.3 80.
The statement of banks and trust companies
Of greater New York not reporting to the clear
ing house shows that these institutions have
aggregate deposits Of 81 500, ,55T 400: total cash
on hand $l47,502, 100 and loans amounting to
81, 1876, l53. 300.
The Finaneier will say; ssThe surplus reserve
of the clearing house banks Of the city Of
New York fell nearly and half million
dollars during the week ending June owing TO
increased business the New York exchange
and the special financing required account
OF the heavy bond offerings. In their opera
lions with the subtreasury and the interior, the
New York banks last week scarcely held their
own. and in addition lost over 81 600. 900 in gold
by reason Of exports 10 Europe. The state
ment at the close Of the week. based on actual
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Potatoes. onions and Vegetables

There was continued all around activity in
miscellaneous vegetables. and although several
OF the boats with fresh supplies Of some de
scriptions arrived very late prices We're well
maintained and the market closely cleaned
up good stock at the close. Asparagus, rhu-
barb, summer squash and new potatoes did bet
ter and there was a ready market for green
peas and tomatoes with both Mexican and Cali
fOrnia lots Of the latter selling at the same hg
String beans and cucumbers were in ex-
eessive supply and both offered freely at
concessions in the afternoon Green corn con
tinued 10 arrive in small lots from Brentwood
and Winters aud found buyers at satisfactory
prices. COachella valley lots were practically
unsalable being Of inferior quality aud gener-
ally unattractive. In the potato market old
crop Burbanks were easy and slow of sale at
first hands. while stock was in good demand
for local and shipment at higher prices.
Onions were in burdensome supply and dull.
Potatoes tper ctl-RiYer Burbanks, $1,000
30; Oregon Burbanks. S2.30G2. 40; sweet pOta-
toes $2G12.j0 new potatoes. 2l2M34c per III.
OniOns-Australian. $4d4. % per ctl; Bermuda
seed. T5G90c per crate; new red. 65@I5e per
sack.
Vegetshles-Asparagu S1.5Op2 per box for
extra and $1fl1.2 - for common: rhubarb 81 % a
1.50 per box for bay and 3@31ae per 10 for
ncrthern; tomatoes, S1-65@1-T5 per crate; green
peas. 81. .50d225 per sack; string and wax beans.
4d5c per ID; summer squash. S1G1.2 % per box;
garlic 4G5c per lb for new; cabbage, 81. % per
and 81 256i l 80 for dollhouse; eaulfOwer. JOG60C
per DOZEN carrots. S1.5O per sack; turnps. 81 80
per sack; eggplant. 10Ml21ac per ID: green pep
pers, 12i@ a Poe per III for local; green soc
per dozen for Brentwood and 25@3Jc for Win
ters
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STOCK MARKET

Activity and frmness in telephone common
stock was the feature of local securities yes
terday the stock rising TO S26.25 Union
sugar was higher at bid of $54 Otherwise
there were no changes of importance: Sterling
oil and development companys stock was ex
dividend of 25c.
The mining stocks continued quiet, and the
Comstocks We're weak, rule, with several
of the leaders lower. The southern Neyadas
were also inactive. with no material change
IN prices ON the day.
Linda Vista oil stock ex dividend OF lie
yesterday.
The output of ore from the Ophir mine for
the last week was as follows: 21O0 level, ~
cars assaying $1292 per ton; 200 level, "
ears assaying $9.S4 per ton; from above 2,30O
level, 333 cars assaying $40. "a per ton.
At special meeting of the directors OF
the Yellow Jacket mining company on Friday
an assessment of 25e per share was levied and
George S. Sturgess, son of Edward B. Sturgess,
was appointed manager of the mine.
The mill at the Keane Wonder mine
for May resulted in the shipment of 1.92s
ounces of bullion, ISL ounces Of which came
from the miu. and the balance from the cyanide
mately $lS 600. This amount is the result
of 81 days running and approaches $1,000 day.
The current fluctuations in the price OF Gold
field Consolidated charged to a raid of
bear interests in the east. The trouble seems
TO have grown out of the friction between
Charles Hayden OF Hayden, Stone & Co, who
recently resigned from the board of directors,
and George Wingfeld and other directors, who
took Hayden to task for circulating some stories
alleged to be detrimental to the interests OF
the corporation
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Deciduous opd Citrus Fr,It.

New orchard fruits continued to arrive freely
and although there was some liberal buying for
shipment to the north the arrivals proved too
much for the market 10 absorb and prices were
inclined to easineSS. apricOtS alone remaining
firm at the old quotations The black varieties
Of cherries did little better. packed lots be
ing particularly firm urgent demand for
shipping. while Royal Anne weak for both
loose and packed stock. and the Gamers We're
able TO large lines at &c a pound. In the
berry line l0ganbeTries and gOOseherries we're
dull and cheap. usual on Saturday. but there
was good week end demand for the other va
rleties. which held prices firm LOngwOrth
strawberries made sharp advance grea rly
decreased receipts. the first crop Of that variety
having become exhausted in some districts
Prices for eurrants held up remarkably well for
Saturday and there were practically none unsOld
at noon. Nutmeg melons from the Imperial val
tory prices.
Strawberries S6a9 per chest:
large varieties $S.jOGi5 per chest.
crate
Gooseberries- -4oa5Oc per drawer; in bulk
50 &c per lb.
BIackberries- -s5a6 per chest and 75c6sf per
crate.
Loganberries- 5O@s.5o per chest for red and
80. 5OG3 for black
Currants-S6d7 30 per chest
S1@15O per box; do new, 50cG$1 per
CherrIes-eoef75c per drawer for black and
6O465c per box for Royal Anne; loose. 3d6c for
black. 3@5c for Royal Anne and li593e for
Peaches-75caS1 per box
Plums-I3edsl- - per box or crate; cherry
plums. 50@6 65e per drawer.
AAprieots-crates. S1Q15O; boxes. 75cQ$i.25.
Nutmeg Melons 5OG2 for special and s4@5
Tor pony crates.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-Nayel oranges s1.2s
ons, S275GS for fancy. S1T5@2.25 for choice
and $141.2 % for standard: lines. $4.5Od5.
bu1rS 6r6pieal Tea =, Fruits BaRsnas 75e1sl7 per
american; pincapples. $3g6 per Dozen
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grains

Wheat-Chicago was firmer on higher conti-
mental cables. The demand was moderate 10
morrow viii be holiday in Chicago, it being
The San Francisco market remains quiet and
teatureiess The stock hand in the state
tons.
CASH WHEAT
california club. 81 10M2.15 do milling 50 20;
California white Australian, nominal at So 2OG
ESQ; Off grades of California wheat. S2@2 10:
northern club, $2.10@215; northern bluestem
l S224SgZ,S25; a. Russian red, $2.10@215; turkey
red, S2lod2.20 per ell
FUTURES
10:30 a. IN. Session
No quotations.
Barley-The stock on hand in the state June
was 1851 tons. against 30 $50 tons June
1905 The official statement appears elsewhere
The decline continues feed being still lower.
both for spot and future delivery. Buyers are
large lines. Receipts are running smaller. those
yesterday being 5.22o ctls.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot, $1.50M1. .521S; com
mon TO fair. $145M1.4TI8 per ctl June deIiy-
cry 81 20; brewing and shipping, nominal; chev-
FUTURES
10:3o Session
December BIN
0ats-The stock on hand in the state June l
was l.07l tons, against 1921 tons June l. 1905
The official statement appears elsewhere
The market is quiet and unchanged.
White, $2.15@220; gray, S210@2.15; red,
81. .10@2.20 for choice, $2.05 for good and 81 for
inferior. per ctl; black, nominal.
Corn-Arryal of 1000 ctls from the western
states, the largest arrival from that source for
some time. The market shows no change
California small round yellow, $1-s5; large
yellow, $1.s71S; western states yellow. sacked,
nominal; white, nominal: in bulk. San Francisco
track yellow, $3.50; white, s1.s2; mixed, $17s;
Egyptian, S1.90 per cti for white.
Rye-Nominal. none offering. According to
the official statement of the Merchants ex-
change there are only $50 ctls left lin the state
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Butter. Cheese and Egg.

Although local trading in butter was confined
10 narrow limits usual Saturday. the mar
ket maintained a very hrm position and the eN-
ira grade was I5c higher at 26c pound on the
exchange. There extensive tradlng
between first hand dealers in the street. and n
leading broker also looking for supplies.
presumably for shipment. Quotations for nrsts
and seconds We're undisturbed. Fridays advance
of 1e in fancy fiat cheese proved more than the
market could stand and the quotation was low
cred &c to lie pound on sale at that ngurt
There was nothing new in eggs, majority OF
the trade reporting supplies just about sufficient
TO balance requirements.
On the exchange 10 cases of extra butter were
sold at 26c and % fancy fiat cheese went at l4e
pound.
Receipts were $500 pounds butter, $500
pounds cheese and !. PCS cases eggs.
The following official quotations estab-
lished by the sales, bids and offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange Prices in the street.
while governed by the exchange quotations. gen
orally range from Re 10 2c higher. owing 70 the
various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 26c per h.
firm: DO firsts 25c. firm; do seconds, "A &c. firm
Cheese-California fancy hats, lac per III.
steady; do frsts. 131ac. steady; do seconds,
HE, steady; fancy Young Americas, 16i&e.
firm; do hrsts, 151Ae, firm.
Eggs tper dozen. cases ncluded)-Californla
fresh extras, 27 &c, firm; do drsts. 26c, hrm
do seconds, 24e, firm; do thirds, 23e, nrm.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June 5.-The wheat market was
weak early in consequence of general selling
brought out by good weather in this country and
Canada and by the heaviness of the Liverpool
grain markets. During the last half of the day
however, the July delivery developed consider
able strength. but the market continued weak
all day. Crop reports generally were of q bear
ish nature. The government report TO be issued
Tuesday was expected TO show considerable
improvement in the condition of the crop, and
there was liberal selling of December by COM
mission houses this theory late in the day.
There was an active demand for the cash grain
and the market strong, No 2 red being
quoted at S1-60. July ranged between 81 Is and
$l.1SH and closed irregular at $1.1S% @1.19.
A decline of &c in the price of corn caused
considerable profit taking in that market, which
resulted in heavy tone all day. The market
closed weak at almost the bottom, the close
showing net losses of H@%c.
Oats were weak because of the heavness of
corn. Prices closed A@1Ac below yesterday :
final figures.
Provisions were quiet and steady, closing 2l5c
lower to 215c higher
The board viii be closed Monday election day.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Cash Grain and provIsions

CHICAGO. June Clash quotations were as
follows Flour, firm: winter patents. $6.3uq
6.75; straights. S6@635: spring patents, $500
Z; straghts, 81. 4.S0d6.15: bakers. 81. .40@5.25;
No. 2 rye, SIC; feed mixing barley. Ts@T9c;
fair TO choice mailing, 79@S1c; haxseed, No l
southwestern, SISSY; No. L northwestern,
81 6S1h: timothy seed, $500; clover. $10.25:
mess pork, per bbl, SIS. s5@19.90; lard, per 100
lbs $11.325a shortsribs, side Cloosel, S105I = a
10 671h short clear sides (boxed) S11@11. 1.12 y.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances Of wheat and hour were equal
TO pit 600 bushels. Primary receipts were
21O 600 bushels compared with 2s5.o0O the cor
responding day a year ago. Estimated receipts
Monday: Wheat cars corn, 262 cars; oats,
1873 cars; hogs, 10000 head.
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unr nr,I IreelI-tufr-

AIfalfs meal and mealfalfa lower. Hay
continues very shaky. with lower prices eSp~ee.s1 ~
during the coming WeeS lne SIeuia' u H'''
The majority Of the hay that has been com
inc in lately has been OF the new crop. There
has not been much OF the Old crop offered and
very shorsly this small supply VIII cease. our
crop being IN such good eonditloh, ls s nas
been going into consumption satisfactorily anu
SIhe majority Of the offerings here have con
sisted OF volunteer crOp- which IS selling on the
ears in San Francisco at from Sll.1O TO go IN
some cases a Ittle better figure has been real
ized for something exceptionally Shoice or ON
dayS when arrivals particularly moderate
both retail dealers and consumers are buying
in very small way and FOR their pressing wants
only, as there IS no conii'ienee apparent .n .ns
present range OF prices Every one = appat-
entity figuring that hay must shorty oe eheaper
than the basis OF the present asking prices
throughout the country IN CONSIDERATION o. me
extent and quality OF the crops that are no" ue
ing harvested. Under these conditions trading
has been limited and there IS no staRihty IN
New wheat and wheat and cat hay is Just
beginning 70 put in It's appearance, and no uen
mite trailing basis can be figured on until later
on when conditions throughout are better IN
derstood by both buyers and sellers
Alfalfa hay has been in light supply ana lhe
demand is only moderate Inc mafket = z H'
tie weak with no activity shown az any point
straw continues in just about the same posi-
tiOn that the market on this article nas Deeh IN
Bran1S29m50 per ton for white and S2s.5Og
% for red
Niddlings-$ $SS935 per ton.
ShOTts-S31 l32 per ton
Feedstuns-ROIIed barley s33d34 rolled oats
for feed S4aG45: mixed feed, S304S2 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots $3.50, IN
10 ton lots $50. in ton lots $3.50, small los
$40; cocosnut cake or meal at mills. y2o ~
and 10 and s26.5O In ) ton lots; tOb0ing. 50
corn meal. S39Q40; cracked corn, $4OGg4l; broom
corn seed. nOminal alfalfa meal and mealfalfa,
jObbing lots S23 carload lots SO per ton
Hay-Wheat. S176szz; crop. S1401I; old
wheat and Oar. $l6420; tame cat, Slo020i new
volunteer wild Oat Sf1Q14: new barley. S1l0
"A: new alfalfa. SSQ1O: stock hay, $500 per ton
StraW-5ONSOc per bale.
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HEAVY SELLING IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, June 5.-The animated
speculation in stocks went prosperously on
its way today. There was very heavy
realizing obvious in the irregular move
ment Of prices, the stocks which were
strongest yesterday dipping under the
weight of this selling. Stocks not before
inquired for in the advance were moved
upward to sustain the market against the
realizing sales in the older favorites.
The conviction that speculative capital
lists of the largest resources were conduct
ing the principal operations was thus fos-
tered
The bank statement offered sharp ad-
monition on the money situation, and a
prssentiment Of its complexion may have
Influenced the increase in the selling of
stocks. which made the closing reaction.
Instead of an expected moderate gain in
cash. the banks have lost IS, S,S55.00o in the
averages and $3.50, 600 in the actual COM
parison. Part of this has gone into the in
stitutions outside the clearing house which
have increased their averages for the week
sI.Isz 900 to keep pace with the increasing
reserve requirement produced by their loan
expansion.
The loans item is the striking feature OF
the bank statement in all its phases
Clearing house loan averages have in
creased SI1, ,ls5, 400 and the actual increase
Friday night reached S1s,ss7, 400 The
shrinkage in surplus as the net result
leaves that item of the clearing house
banks in the neighborhood of SIC, 600,
by the average and actual computation.
The loan account is further extended by
the increase in the average loans of banks
and trust companies outside the clearing
house of Sc, ,527, 200.
This rate of loan expansion serves as
warning of the requirements of an active
speculation in stocks at the same time
with heavy new hotations of securities.
New York's debit account is supposed to be
growing rapidly by borrowings abroad also.
Bonds were strong. Total sales (par
! value), 81, S57, 600.
United States As coupon have declined
u per cent on call during the week.
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View york Grain Market

NEW YORK June 5.-Flour-Receipts. ~, 100
barrels: exports 5000 barrels; market quiet,
with prices lower TO seller. Minnesota patents,
So 25d6 60: winter straights, $6.6J@6S5; Min
nesota bakers Ss3O65.60; winter extras. 81 s5
so; winter patents, S6.6O@6.s5; winter low
grades, $4.75h5.60.
Wheat-Receipts, $500 bushels: exports, 1l5,
400 bushels; spot firm. No. red, S1.50 sales
elevator and $50 nominal f. o. b. ahoat; No.
northern Duluth, s1.3T1s (. o. b. afioat; No. 2
hard winter, s1.371s t. 0. b. ahoat. 1t required
strong support from the leaders TO hold wheat
this morning as room traders We're bearish over
the favorable western weather outlook. At best
prices were only about sc higher. closing &c
up on July and 1.c lower on late months. July.
81 25& al. .25&; September. $1.1614 "a 1.161a.
closed 81 1917 December, $1.14Ss al 14l2, closed
81 I4IL.
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SPECIALLY REPORTED The Call
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks irregular. Coppers firm.
Spot and future cotton show little change.
Local bank clearings lose Sc per cent from
1908.
Local telephone shares active and higher.
Silver higher. Exchange unchanged.
Barley continues to decline
Wheat and oats quiet and unchanged.
Merchants exchange reports stocks of grain.
Hay weak. Beans steady to firm.
Butter slightly higher. Cheese lower.
Supply and demand for eggs about balance.
New potatoes higher Onions dull.
New orchard fruits arriving freely.
Poultry market well cleaned up.
Live, dressed and cured meats unchanged
Coffee quiet and weak.
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Poultry and Gnn,e

Poultry had quiet closing. as buying for the
week practically wound up on Friday, and retail
tradesmen were paving very little attention to
the market. Very little stock had to be carried
over. Three of western chickens mar
keted during the week and reported
close at hand yesterday and scheduled to arrive
in time for Mondays market
Poultry (per GozenJ--Hens. $5d5.5O for small.
S6I7 for large and $SGl10 for extras; young
ROSTERS s9@12; old ROSTERS. S4.50G5; flyers.
S6.506l1.50 for large and $5Q6 for small; broil-
erS. $465 for large and $250@3.50 for small:
ducks. S66T; pigeons. S1G1.5O: squads. 81. 75G
>; eoslngs. S2612.50 per pair.
Csame-NOu,inaf
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Hide.. TnIIo,r. Wool and Hops

Hides-Culls and brands sell about y 0le un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. l5G Is a.
medium. IL y 0121ac: light. nan 11c; coWhiues-
salted kip. IL lSc; salted veal, 162c: sailed cslI
16ize; dry hides 195@20c; dry kip lSe. ary
calf. 25c; dry veal. 23c dry stays. l5c; sneep-
skins shearlings 2O6l 4Oe each: short wool. SOFA
T5c each; medium. 75c@S1 each; long wool 81 p
al 20; lambs, 256f I5c: hOrsehides, salt 500
? 20 for large and S1.T5@225 for medium. 75c8
81 so FOR small and 250 soc for colts. horsehldes.
dry. S2f2.5O for large and 81 -2562 for medium.
50cGS1 for small and 25G50c for colts; gOat-
skins. prime angOra. jOMT5c; large hair goats.
25f15Oc; medium. 2O025c. small sails Mexi-
can dry hides. 17iac. do picked 16c: do dry
salted 12c. dry stays. 12c: Mexican deerskins,
20l34c: dry salted do 23G27c; dry Central
American. 2S332c per 10.
Tailow-No. 1 rendered. 5051se; No. 2. s@
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Beans and seeds

The stock Of beans on hand in the state June
was 34s.556 sacks. against 237 .e99 sacks June
1. 1908
Whites very firm and small are cleaning
up closely. Large whites higher. BayOs rule
very firm. The other sorts are steady.
Benns tpet ctn-Bayo. SJ.356l5.J0; pea. So -
a 1870. pink, S3.156tS25 red. nominal: bIaekeye.
SIS. 45eI;S.65; lima. $4.10er4 -: red kidneys
So T5N4; cranberry beans nominal Garvanzas
S3Ms: horse beans, $l.90Gf22 20.
Seeds-Brcwn mustard. S&s 4415e; yellow
mustard, nominal; fsxseed. 4c. carload lots:
canary 4e; alfalfa l6d17c; rape. cleaned "a
2nc: Timothy 90, f6c: hemp. &c; millet. 2x 2
per IL; hrooneorn seed. S23. 80 per ton
Dried reas--Green are quoted at So. 25 per eti
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rIonr md FnrInneeou. C:ood.

Fiour-Cailfornia family extras Sc G0617 net
without discount. bakers extras S6.6O6e7: super
ane, SIS SOe15.50; Oregon and Washington per
hhl Sa aO6fG so FOR family. bakers and patents
and S4 7a6cS.25 for cut OF. Kansas patents.
81 so: do straights. $780, do clear. s.. Dakota
patents $50: do straights. $3.50; do clear
81 80 per bhl.
Farinsceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash, no discount. are follows Graham -Four
81 per 100 lbs: rye -four. $4.25; rye meal 81;
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Calves-Light weight, per ID, SC; medium
41sc; heavy, 31a@4c.
Sheep (per lb)-Wethers No L. 41se; ewes
No. l, 3% G4c; shorn sheep, nc less
Lambs (per lb)-Yearling lambs, 4i2e; TINS
years milk lambs, 5g5Ac
Hogs tper lbl-Hard grain fed weighing AOO
to 140 lbs. 7G7Ke; 40 10 25O lbs I1ac; 200 70
800 lbs. go 6r7e; rough, heavy hogs. Al
common, undesirable hogs. 4941se.
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Fruits--EvapOrated apples. 614 1sc: apricOts
s4lOe; fancy moorpark, logic; peaches. 4c
Tor standards, Al G415e for choice and 5Q
&c for fancy; pears. 4@7lac; pitted plums. So
asei neetarines. AZ as re; figs. 21A @4c; prunes
size basis. Pa @2&e, with lsc premium for
the large sizes.
Raisins-London layers-2 crown. sOc; crown.
81; seeded. 444h; ThOmpsOnis seedless. 81 C
Tor unbleached; seedless sultanaS. 215c; loose
muscateis. 31sc for crown. Sc for crown and
"a 42Ae for crown.
Nuts Almonds nOnpsreils. 13913ae; IXL.
1875 q l3%c: ne plus ultra. 13c: Drake, 11@
111ac; languedOcs, 1001O55c; hardshel1s. T9Sc.
Walnuts. lie per ID for No. softshells. &c for
No. do; ehestnuts. s@ioe per Ii for italian;
nlberts, l212 aide: pecans. 15eq1Tc.
Honey-New comb, 146I5c for water white,
and 1O@12c per ID for amber; extracted. Sc for
water white and 7Iac for light amber; old. can
died and dark amber, 4Gt41ae per ID.
Beeswax-2T4A = Q2Sc per ID for light and 251
26c for dark.
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SANIA CkJZ. June 5---IOday egg QU0Ia-
tions 26c and good marketings are reported
The supply keeps up well and shipment hold
strong.
SANTA ROSA. June 5.-There was no change
today in the local egg market. The week closes
with good week end receipts and prices where
they have stood for several days. All dealers
We're quoting 2512c per dozen for choice and
% 212c for seconds.
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Nor,bern yNbeot Markell

TACOMA WASH. June 5.-Wheat-Milling
bluestem, S1So@1.s5; club S1.14; export blue
stem 1924 club. S1.14: red $1.O9.
PORTLAND June 5.-Wheat. track prices
Club, S1.1Sd1.2o: choice milling bluestem,
81 Pts a so: Turkey red. $1.1s; red Russian.
S1.15; valley SLIT.
SEATTLE. June 5.-No milling quotations.
Export wheat-Bluestem. $1.24; club. S1.1+;
red $1.09. Receipts, oats,