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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-10-02
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The last years of life are the sweet
est, and yet the most difficult TO pro-
long. 1t is then that the greatest care
is exercised in maintaining bodily
health. BIT the chief care should al
ways be tn regard to the food you
eat and whether you are digesting it
properly. You should not allow your
self to become c~onstipated.
No doubt you have tried salts aud
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today.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-10-02

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your ailment that you don't
understand, or II you want
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WeeISIr Trade Rerier

NEW YORK. June 11.-R G. Dun Co.'S
weekly review Of trade tomorrow win saw Fur
ther progress IS making toward business conf
dence and activity. and even the yexatious de-
lay in the treatment Of the tariff and the some
what disappointing June crop statement have
not served 10 check the improvement Greater
and larger volumes Of transactions are observable
IN the primary cotton goods ma rket than for a
long time past. Jobbers are the principal oper-
stors. 1n7re is advance the ma jority Of
heavy goods, which will probably curtaiI foreign
demand FOR some time. In the print cloth dvi-
sion narrow cloths show increased firmness as a
result or opera tions, comprising between 200 600
and 100000 pieces. extending on delivery into
september The woolen goods division interest
the leading producers. The demand as a whole
shows an improvement in shoe conditions per-
haps more marked al the present time than for
any period since the dullness set in In the
packer hide market business has been fairly ac-
tive. with firm prices and some advances due TO
the improved quality of later receipts There is
an active leather market leading ST Louis shoe
manufacturers having made some heavy pur-
chases Of sole leather at Boston The demand
has also been good from other buyers. with nu-
merous sales Of from 10000 to $4,000 sides and
bends OF cole leather in all tannaze reDorted
Prices are firmly established at the advance and
Bradstreets tomorrow will say: Reports from
leading industries are. the whole favorable
so far as booking Of future orders is concerned
Iron and steel are active in finished lines though
the output is still below the normal in some dis
tricts. Some wage advances are reported and
assumptions Of blast furnaces are reducing the
floating labor supply. The leather trade is active
with high prices ruling in sympathy with hides
shoe orders fair. Building trade repor-s
confirm earlier predictions OF a record snrinz COW
struction in enormous total. far surpassinp
All previous monthly records ever comniIad ~
noted IA general distrihufive trade VARYING from
ss0~ to good Ia different sections. REPORTS from
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Live and Cured Meats Unchanged
Fruit Market Literally Stocked

for shipment on the steamer leaving for Purp+
sound ports today but receipts were 80 laTre
that 1t was impossible for sellers 70 mainrai,
previous prices for several descriptions Nsvy
arrivals OF apricots wera nearly 4.OOO boxes
and with large earryover on hand from the
preceding day prices were lower wifb e. o
crate an outside dgure for the fanciesf orer-
ings- Peaches and plums were also ia over
supply and lower: and prices for loose cherries
were shaded a little. Pears and new appfes
were unchanged as 10 prices but moved ysr-
slowly. the stock being too green 10 invite rrTe
tom. The berry market Overst0cked wis,
raspberries. large varieties Of strawberries and
red loganberries- The latter weaker foam
going TO Gamers at 81 1.5Od2 chesr, while ar
tractive lots sold up TO $50 to the trade
nutmeg melons stood about before quoted
Five cars or navel oranges and two OF VaIeu-
cas came in overnight.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S6GS per Ghost.
large varieties. S3G4 per chest
Raspberries-S44 as per chest
rries-4oG5Oc per drawer in bulk. A
Biackberries- -s4as per chest.
LogsnbeFries-$1. .50G2 80 per chest for red
and S2g3 for black.
Currants-s6Q7 per chest.
Apples-S1GI I.5O per box; do new. 5O065c for
small and 75cGS1 for large boxes
Pears-75eGS1 for small and S202. % for
Cherries-5Oa75c per drawer FOR black and so
black. S95c for Royal Anne and 2a3c for white
Peaches-50G I5c per box
Plums-65eaS1 per box OF crate; cherry plums.
Aprieots- Crates 75eas1; boxes. eoas5c:
baskets. 90c6$1.
Figs-S1 .25d2 per box.
Nutmeg Melons-s1.25 for special $3.50 for
pony and $4q4 80 for standard crates
Citrus Fruits lper box)-Navel oranges.
as Tor seedless: lemons. So 1905 for fsacy.
81 1902 . for choice and St@1-25 for stand
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, T5cas1.75 per
bunch for Hawaiian and s2.5OG3.5O for Central
American; pineapples. 81 5OG4 per dozen
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. June 11.-Renewed selling of July
was the feature of trading in wheat and the
price OF that option moved over a range Of 2Ia
cents At times the market weak but buy
ing of the deferred futures By prominent inter-
ests tended to create a steadier feeling. The
chief fnctor in the situation was the near ap-
proach OF harvest in several Of the leading win
ter wheat states and the generally bearish tenor
of crop advices from the southwest.
The improved conditions abroad were largely
responsible for decline OF sd TO sd Liverpool,
which had a weakening effect here at the start.
The rally that occurred toward midday. owing 10
the strength of northwestern markets particularly
at Winnipeg. which ups cents, was due
largely to brisk demand for the cash grain.
The advice indicated fresh selling of July and
that option declined from $11T$ 10 S1.15Iz.
AT the close July l2c below the previous
close. but the September and December options
showed slight gains.
Corn was nervous nearly all day in sympathy
with the sudden turns in wheat, but at times dis
played firmness owing to light offerings from
the country. An easy tone prevailed at the close
and prices shade higher to 4 6l4c lower
compared with yesterday.
Oats were weak general selling based on
the bright prospects for the new crop. At the
close the market was of H@Ac.
Provisions were easy az the start. but became
Arm during the last half Of the day. Final quo
tatinns showed gains Of 5dl215c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Omen. High
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Rntter. Chee.e and Egr.

There was a noticeable surplus OF eggs. par
ticularly Of the extra grade, lying around un-
sold yesterday, the recent advances In the
price having checked the consumptlve demand
to such an extent that supplies commenced TO
accumulate. Extras lost lac, dropping to a quo
tAtion Of 27c a dozen. and the market was
distinctly weak. with the weakness extending
10 all grades. The 2Oc quotation for fancy Young
America cheese established the preceding
day proved short lived. the market dropping
back TO the previous price of l61ac a sale
at that figure on the exchange. The situation in
butter was unchanged the continued heavy
movement into cold storage holding the market
firm at previous prices.
Sales on the exchange were follows:
Butter-20 cases Of extras at 26lzc a pound.
Eggs-10 of extras at &c and 20 cases
of seconds at 23c dozen.
Cheese-25 fancy Young Americas at 16t5c a
pound.
mounds cheese and l .14O cases eggs.
The following are official quotations estab-
lshed by the sales, bids and offers the GOor
OF the dairy exchange. Prices in the street.
while governed by the exchange quotations. gen
erRlly range from nc to &c higher, owing to the
various charges 10 be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 26l lac per II.
drm: do irsts. % &c, firm; do seconds. 25c. hrm-
Cheese California fancy fats. lac per H..
weak; do firsts. 1Slsc, steady; do seconds. 12c.
steady; fancy Young Americas Isle steady; do
hrsts. 15i2c, steady.
Eggs (per dozen, cases included) )-California
fresh extras. 2Tc. weak: do hrsts. 25c. weak;
do seconds, 23c. weak; do thirds. &c. weak
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potntoe.. ONION. nnd YeretnhIe.

Prices for potatoes had further decline on
continued heavy arrivals and a strong pressure
to sell stock carried from the preceding
day. Two cents pound extreme Hxure
for river goods on the wharf. and that was
also the top price at most OF the stores Old
there continued weakness In the market for
onions. In the vegetable market green peas de-
elined sharply greatly increased arrivals.
and cucumbers and string beans remained weak
on large supplies. Prices for eggplant. pep
pers and green corn barely steady. sup
plies OF all three descriptions being some
what in excess of the demand \ or MISSES
ippi tomatoes came in and the stock was
held at 81. 80 crate. but found few buyers.
as thP market overburdened with the home
product which was being forced for sale at low
rates. Arrivals of asparagus were disposed OF
with the usual promptneSs. the csuners being
the principal buyers.
Potatoes fper ctil--Riyer Burkanks. 81 S5d2;
Oregon Burbanks. 30 25da2. 40: sweet potatoes.
81: potatoes 81 2jd2.
Onions-Australian. S+at4 p per ctl; Bermuda
seed. nominal: new red. 50W60c per sack; new
yellow. 90cMS1 per sack.
Vegetables-Asparagus, S15042 per box for
extra and $16125 for common; rhubarb. 81 "a
1-50 per box for bay and y 44c per 10 Tor
northern; tomatoes imported. $50 per craze;
do local T5cM$1 per box: green peas Sd1ac
per sack; string and beans. 39413c per
lb; summer squash. S5cGS1 per box. do large
boxes $2@225; garlic. 465c per 10 for new
cabbage, Sl.25 per ctl; eucumbers 659I5e per
box: do large boxes. 50: cauihower. 30@
65c per dozen: carrots 81 so per sack: turnips.
81. so per sack eggplant 10G112i3c per 10; green
peppers 10G120e per 10 for local: green corn.
3Sd9 Zoe per dozen for Brentwood and 2O92oc FOR
Winters,
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GenernI lerchandIae

BapS-ersin bags. 5&a6c; San Quentin bags.
sac: wool bags, 33e for 315 ID and S8c for =
10; fleece twine. &c per ID ,-,-,,, .,+B-,
CoaI-Beaver HILL. 81, Pennsy wanna antnra
cite egg, s16 per ton; Wellington, -. Ne"
wellington. So Coos bay. 81; Australian ia aonse-
Richmond. ss; Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
sic 50 in sacks. Welsh anthracite. SO; coke, so
per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky noun
Oiis-ouotatiens are for barrels; Linseed. sc
per gallon for boiled and &c Tor raw e1ses, %
more; castor oil in cases, NO 90 !. 4ossse, per
gallon. eOcoanut oil in barrels o0Soo rs ,- IoI
Xxx 57B661c for No. 1 and 0o9oct9e AoE - ~.
Sns-no oII ole. natural winter sperm OIL, gics
natural whale oil. soc; extra winner stIaiuso 5 IA.
oil 95696c: No. ! neatsIOOe OH 49, OSS' - 49,
oil 4Oc: salmon oil, 35cs boiled nSn OIL Soe'
paint pai 'i oil. s5c. ,
Coal OH. Gasoline, etc.-Water whlte, a,l LIa
barrels or drums l0c; $50 deg OH, ron sI ~
or drums. lI16e; special do. l2ci pearl OH; an n
eases 1Tr: astral. lie; star. 1Ic extra star ZVc.
Elaine 261Sc: eocene. zoe; red crown ana noeo,
gasoline in bulk l417c; In cases, q 75Ss ~
go - more Sc deg gasoline, in bulk, SOci IA
cases STIsc; Varnish makers ana p'AA99'S
naphths. In bulk. lie; in cases ls1se-
Turuentine-62c per gallon IN cases anu O'c
IN buik. drums and iron barrels - - -
ROsin (per bbl Of $50 lpslZE, S0,Sos s0O'
G, S6-I0; II. 81; l. St-Oo' wv $50 Ssec. ,.b,+s
Red and White LeAd-Heu' S72S0~'
seS1ss PTS Refined SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company guo.Ss Ss.1 4
foiIcVvs terms net cash: Standard granulaleu
tSne or eoarse) 5.65c: fruit standard. o-ooS .
crystal dominos in eases, S-65c; tablets. IN nal,
bbIs 6.I5c; tablets. in boxes, 6-4Oc: CUBES sne
crusbed 5 soc; powdered. 5.i5c; candy granu-
iated s T5c: confectioners' A, 5I5e; eontees slol-
ers' CRYSTALS 100: magnolia A, a.Zoci eNlrs =,
< I5c. golden C. 5.O5e: D. 4.95e- Barrels ana oO
N bags lOe half bblS 25c boxes oOc more -
100 lbs for all grades Monarch bar Is quoes1
over and above the price for standard n3e tSa ISo
eranulated in leo 10 bags as follows; Bags, ~
Ibs 35c: barrels. 45c half barrels, Doc; ~ IN IN
tIns cssed s.. .o5; So 10 tins. cased. Sz0o, ~ 70
tins. cased. 10 IN case, $<.fv' > 20 tlns- =
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Provisions

Local packers and wholesalers report the
market firm and in good condition for sellers
CottoIene-One half bbl, 1880; half obls.
1o1sc; 1 tierce, 1Ossc; tierces, 10Ac; tierees,
1okc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams. 15h G17c; picnic hams, lie; bacon, to
sugar cured bacon, 23c; Arrow bacon. to 10
lbs, 1sc; 10 to IL lbs. I7hc; light dry salt
bacon, to 10 lbs. l7l5c: 10 to II lbs 16e; me-
dunn bacon. l4Jbc light medium bacon. 14I5c.
Lard-Tierces I3I5c; 50s 1890, los 1414c, 5s
I4%c e3s 14IAc; compound lard, tierces. S1ac. sos
OIL 53c per gal; white cooking oil, soc per gal;
salad oil, 5Sc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots,
inspected by the government, are 81 per bhi
higher Extra family beef S14 per bbl; family
beef, S13. so per bbl; extra mess beef, SIS per
Dbl.
Pork-E1trs prime. in barrels. $2o.50; clear,
S23; mess SD; pig pork, SIS; pigs feet. $
for half bbls $2.3 for % ID kegs and S1.S0 for
kits; smoked beef, II ae per 10.
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STOCK MARKET

mere was marked falling on in trade IN
local securities yesterday ana variations were
also re-" and narrow. The leading changes were
decline In ALASKA packers to sra and an al
vance In Spring Valley water TO s24 % Anal
gamated oil was eT dividend Of 81 Sales of
Railways IS to STj. .25
Business IN mining shares also fell on with
the Comstocks weak. The southern Neyadas
were listless. GodHeld Consolidated sold from
$7s5, as Thursdays closing auotation up 10
81 95, but closed down 10 81 s7i5
The San Francisco stock and exchange board
viii adjourn from Saturday, July 3. 10 Monday
July T., the fourth
The California Fruit Gamers association has
declared regular monthly dividend of 60 cents
per share, payable June 21.
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FIour and Farinaceou, Cood.

Of -four will be observed. California brands are
unchanged. Many mills in Washington have
closed down for want OF wheat
Flour-California family extras. $6.6067 net
without discount; bakers extras. S6.6OG7; super
hne, S5.5OQ5.7O; Oregon and Washington per
Dbl. S55OQ6.50 for family. bakers and patents
and $4-75G5.25 for cut or Kansas patents
S6 so; do srraights. SO so: do clear. 81; Dakota
patents, IS; do straights, 81 So do clear. 81 %
per bbl.
Earinaeeous GoOds-Prices in packages net
cash, no discount, follows: Graham -four
81 per 1O0 lbs; rye dOuF. 81 20; rye neal 81 ;
rice dOur IS; corn meal s.. %; extra cream DO,
So IS; Oat meal $40; cat grOats S5.40; hOminy
SO. GOA: buckwheat -four. So; whole wheat Hour
81. IS; rolled oats. bbls SSDS50. in sacks $50
as; extra cream do. $3.50 in sacks and 50 in
barrels rolled wheat. b6ls $50, In sacks S4-5O
G5-25; pearl barley, $3.50; split peas, boxes.
S5. 70 for yellow and S625 for green. per 100 lbs
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Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
follows:
cows and heifers.
veal-6A QsAc for large and sh9sc for
small.
Lamb-9G9isc per ID.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-11@n1sc for light and
9i5 6I10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. l fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. 4d4hc;
under 900 lbs 3 q Gp4c: second quality, 80 Q3&cs
thin and undesirable steers, &c.
No / cows aud heifers. 3L d31ae; second quail
ity &c: common thin undesirable cows, 2@2ac-
Fat bulls and stays, &c; half fat or thin bulls,
Il G1%c.
41sc: heavy, 3h G4c-
Sheep (per lb)-Wethers. No. 1, 4Hc; ewes.
No. l. ga m4c; shorn sheep. &c less.
Lambs (per Ib)-This years milk lambs, 5G
sac.
Hogs (per Ib)-Herd grain fed. weighing 100
to lao lbs 7d7Hc: 140 to $50 lbs. 7Ac; 250 TO
$50 lbs Ga GlTc: rough heavy hogs, Al G5c;
common. undesirable hogs, 494hc-
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Poulfrr and Game

There was very little doing In the market
for poultry yesterday and the light receipts
proved more than sufficient for the needs OF the
trade. Young ROSTERS. large flyers and extra
hens were the only descriptions for which there
was any particular inquiry, and the receipts OF
such were very small.
Poultry tper dOzen)-Hens. $5635.50 for small
S6G7 for large and SS41O for extras; young
roosters. $s91O: old ROSTERS. S4.5OQ5; flyers,
S6. soar for large and S566 for small. broil-
ers. $465 tor large and s5-5O0S.5O for small; /;
ducks. S6G7; pigeons. $1@1-5O; squads SIT5@
2; goslings. S2g2-5O per pair.
Game-Nominal.
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Dried Fruits. RaIsims. Nuts and Honey

Fruits, old crop-EvspOrated apples, sl6 0st5e.
aprfcots, SH6101ac; fancy moOrpark 1fle05
1215c; peaches. 4c for standards. AZ d4l5c f0-
choice and 5Q6c for fancy: pears. 40731c; pitted
pfumS, 615 aSc; nectarines, 41a G5l5c. fzs '2lsG9
4c; prunes, size basis. "a Q2&e with 10
premium for the large sizes.
New fruits-ApricOts. 761715c: peaches. 5aee
Raisins-London layers crown, GOc 8 crown
81; seeded. 4Q41zes Thompson's seediess. 81 I.
for unbleached; seedless sultanas, 25c; Ioose
muscatels, 315c for crown, &c for crown and
"a G215c for crown.
Nuts-AlmOnds, nOnpareils, 13d13Bc: XXI.
13h hG13&e; ne plus ultra, 13c; Drake 1Im
Walnuts. lie per ID for No. 1 softshelIs 7c for
No. do: cheStnuts. Sd1Oc per ID for Italian
hlberts, 1914 @14c; pecans, 15417c.
Honey-New comb, 14815c for water white
and 10@12c per ID for amber; extracted SC for
water white and 715e for light amber; Old, can
died and dark amber, 49415c per ID.
Beeswax-271 y 929c per ID for light and 25Q
26c for dark.
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beans ana seeds

There is nothing further to report under tafs
head.
Beans (per ctll-Bayo. IS. .35d5. so. pea. So 25
g6;50; small white. S6.40Q6.6o; large white.
S5.25@5.50: pink. S3.1O93.25; red. nominal
blackeye. So as so; lima. $4.1O64 %; red kid
neys, $3-2563-50; cranberry beans nominal,
Garvsnzas. $2.50G3; horse beans. S1.90@22O.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 80. Q4Ec; yellow mus
tsrd, nominal; naxSeed &C. carload lots; canary
4c; alfalfa 169l7c; rape. cleaned, 2Q2hc; tim
othy, 50 Csc; hemp, 4c; millet. 2S,c per ID
broomcorn seed s23.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at S3.25 per ctl-
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Hav and FTeefIsfufTs

Old hay Of the ehoicer grades 10 becoming
nominal as very little is seen now. The other
descriptions are quiet and unchanged. Business
continues Of a hand TO mouth character. Receipts
were large yesterday, being no tons, including
Bran-s299SO per ton FOR white and S2s.5O@
% for red.
Middings-S33035 per ton
Shorts-$31 932 per ton
Feedstuns-Rolled barley, $33634; rolled oats
for feed, s42G45; mixed feed, SS09S2 for aver
age lots; Oilcake meal in 20 ton lots $5e.9O, ln
10 ton lots see in ton lots $3.50. small lots
$40; eocoanut cake or meal at mills. SO IN -
and 10 and $3.50 in ton lots; toobing. 81
corn meal, 5000; cracked corn, S4OtG4li oroom
corn seed nominal; alfalfa meal and mealfalfa,
jobbing lots $24, carload lots S23 per ton
Hay-Kheat nominal az S1962i.50; new crop
S15G19: old wheat and cat. Sl692Oi tame cat
$i6d2O: new volunteer wild oat, S14l4; new
barley. S11014; new alfalfa, SS9lO; stock hsy-
$Sd9 per ton
SfraW-5nGS0 soc nar hale.
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Non York Mnncr nInrket

NEW YORK. June lI-Money on call. essv at
= a. per cent; ruling rate and offered at :.
per cent: closing bid. y per cent.
Time loans. firm and steady: 50 days 2l5 per
cent: 90 days, 224 per cent six months, 3IsM32.
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3lz a per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 S5S96s $3.50 for 60 day
bills and at $4.S7T5 for demand
Commercial bills, S4-s554 d4s5&.
Bar silver 52khc.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks irregular. Coppers firm.
Spot and future cotton lower.
Local securities and mining stocks quieter.
Silver and exchange not materially changed.
Grain markets quiet and featureless.
Hay quiet and weak. Beans steady to firm.
Provision market favors sellers.
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged.
Eggs and cheese lower. Butter firm.
New potatoes and onions weak.
Fresh fruits in liberal supply.
Poultry quiet and without change.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grain.

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat--Liverpool and Paris futures were lew
and Chicago also or several fractions,
with more buyers than sellers at the decline.
The San Francisco market was unchanged and
inactive.
CASH WHEAT
California club, 81. 1902. 15 do milling, s.. 20;
California white Australian, nominal at s.. POO
230; on grades of California wheat, $2td2. 10;
northern club, 81 1OQ2.15; northern bluestem,
81. II 02.321a; Russian red $2.10G2. 15;
turkey red, $2.10@2.20 per ctl.
FUTURES
No quotations.
2 p. m. Session
No quotations.
yesterday and futures were also of
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice old feed spot, 81 .46L a 1.4755
common to fair, $1.45 per ctl; new feed spot
81 AN; June. sl.421s G1.45; all July, 81 40;
brewing and shipping, nominal; cheyalier, s1.70
@1.72n.
FUTURES
1880 a. m. Session
December-$1. 391s.
2 p. N. Session
December-Sf .3915 bid S1.39Js asked
0ats-White, S215G2.20; gray. S2.10m215:
red, S2.10@2.20 for choice. $2.O5 for good and 81
for inferior. per ctl; black. nominal
Corn-California small round yellow, 81 S5;
large yellow, $1.STh; western states yellow.
sacked. $1.90; white, nominal in bulk San Fran
cisco track. yellow, S1.s2; white, $1.s5; mixed,
81. so; Egyptian, S1.90 per ctl for white.
Rye-Nominal, none offering.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-12
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. June 11-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady. No. rye SSc. Feed or
mixing barley. s0Ms1c; fair TO choice mailing.
81 !. GS2c. Flaxseed-No. l southwestern. 81 81 n ;
No northwestern. s1.1I1a. Timothy seed
$3.50. Glover, $1,000. Mess pork. per bbI
$50. o5@2o TO- Lard. per 100 lbs. S11.6 Short
ribs. sides doosel. SIOS5@10.95. Short clear
sides tboxedl, S11.12hmlI.25
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total elearances of wheat and flour equal
to 10000 bushels; exports for the week as
shown by Bradstreet's, were equal 10 !. .s51 600
bushels; primary receipts. 146. 900 bushels com
pared with $4,000 bushels the corresponding
day year ago. Estimated receipts for tomor-
row-Wheat, cars; corn, 164 cars oats 100
cars hogs, $4,000 head.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-12
Northern business

TACOMA. June 11.-ciearlngs, ssoe.5l1; bal
ances, $zT. .315.
balances S22z. .279.
SPOKANE, June 11.-clearings, 81, ,2s4, ,Gs2
balances 1852 662.
PORTLAND. June lI-CIearinCs 81 All 342.
balances Sl10Sl5