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Arizona republican., 1909-07-07
HORoVITZ.

Horovitz, July 6.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B. Horovitz will leave tomorrow for an eastern tour that will cover about two months. They propose to visit St. Louis. Chicago Detroit and Cleve- land, in which places they formerly lived and will probably go on as far as Canada for a short stay.
 MT Pitts is cutting his third crop of alfalfa
 The Nandewalker family are now all at home again. MT. Nanderwalker has finished seeding his sorghum.
 Woolf Sachs is preparing to take a summer trip in a couple ow weeks. He will go first to California and from there he will probably go to Iowa before he returns home.
 Mrs. J. c. Stacy has gone to Den yer to spend the summer. The cap tain remains for the national guard encampment.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-07
PERSONAL MENTION
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 At the Ford: Ed Farr, Albuquerque; NJ. A Perry, Santa Fe; Carl forlnan, San Francisco; Wm. Schumacher, Los Angeles: l. D. Cross, St. Louis; A. E. Hardwick. Parker: H. H. Barton,, Kel- yin: Wm. Harrigan. C. M; J.. A. Me Cam. Sentinel: J. Reilly. Sentinel; A. I. Wing. Ray; l.. c. Bundle, Ray; w. V. Thomas. Ray.
 At the Commercial: Harry Van Akin, Winkelman; Wm. Wilkinson, Wendendale; Ed Cross, l. J Wilson.
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Arizona republican., 1909-07-07

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Arizona republican., 1909-07-07

MILLS coLLEGE-Only woman's Col lege on Pacific Coast. Entrance and graduation requirements equivalent to Stanford. and University of California. Curriculum especially adapted to needs of western women. Training fits stud ents for teaching regular lines of aca- demic work, and offers special advan- tages for music, theory and history or art home economies and library study. Well equipped laboratories for science and experimental psychology Special attention to health of students. Out, door life and sports. Ideal climate and surroundings. 3rd and 4th years ot College Preparatory during 19O9-1O. Fall semester begins Aug. Il, 1909. Address Presidents Secretary Mills College r. O., California
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15
Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. May 14.-Although Kansas and
Northern Oklahoma had been drenched by a
general rain during the last "a hours the effect
on the speculative market for wheat here was
not what had been expected. the wet weather
having apparently been entirely discounted the
than Lc below yesterdays final quotations.
while the July delivery. the active option was
at one time a full cent above the previous
close. During the first half of the session the
market displayed decided strength. but in the
final hour sentiment became less bullish and
the distant futures developed considerable heavi-
ness.
The principal bulsh influence was the strength
of the leading grain markets of Europe, Berlin
and Budapest being up NC and &c respectively
and Liverpool showing gain equal to I'D 70
Ad. Cash trade here and in the southwest
was very slack. but Minneapolis reported
brisk demand for the. cash grain and lively
and S1.14. Profit taking in the final hour
caused q decline of than 15c from the
best marks but the close on nearby futures
firm. while the deferred deliveries were
barely steady. Final quotations on July Were
at Sl.13ss @1.133.
Wet weather caused firm opening in the
corn market. but sentiment soon became bear
ish At the close prices We're 14c higher to
&c lower. July sold betweei 6S%c and
691ac and closed at 69c
Oats for May delivery touched a new high
mark for the when the price touched
59&c owing to active buying by shorts. The
market in general. however, rather weak
May closed "a higher. but other deliveries were
Sc to sc lower. final quotations ON May being
at 591sc and July at 81 Isc.
Provisions firm all day, prices closing
unchanged to 1I12c higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Bags-esrain bags, &c. buyer June-July: San
Quentin bags, 5%c; wool bags. 38c for SO 10
and 36c for II, fleece Irvine. Sc per ID
Coal-Bsaver Hill 81; Pennsylvania anthra-
cite egg, SIG per ton; Wellington. SO: New
Wellington, SO. Coos bay. 81: Australian house
Richmond. etc. 50; Stanford Richmond. IS:
Cumberland, SIS In bulk and $3.50 IN sacks;
Welsh anthracite, SIS; coke. SIS per ton IN
bulk and SIG in sacks; Rocky mountain. 50. so
per short ton
Oils-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed 67c
per gallon for boiled and 65c for raw: cases &c
more; castor Oil in cases. No. 1, Tie; Bakers
"A. cases. $1-13t1115. China nut. cases. 701SOe
per gallon; cocoanut oil in barrels. 6O0631sc for
xxx. 5I1s El61c for No. and 5505s15c for No.
2 according TO quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm OIL 9lc, natural winter sperm oil Gle:
natural whale oil. soc; extra winter strained larl
oil 92H94c; No. 1 neatsfoot oil. soc; herring
oil. zoe; salmon oil. 35e; boiled fish oil. 35c:
paint oil soc.
Coil OIL Gasoline. efc--Water white iron
barrels OF drums. Zoe; $50 deg oil iron barrels
OF drums, 1l1ac, special do 1Sc: pearl OIL in
cases lie; astral lie; star. lie: extra star zoe:
Elaine. 2611c; eccene, Zoe; red crown and
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FIour-California family extras. $64O6B7 net
without discount: bakers extras. S6.IO916. IS:
supernne. $5-2O@5,50. oregon and Washington.
per bbl S4.s5@5-I5 for family, bakers and pat
ents and S4.5O94.5O for ent on: Kansas patents.
ST so: do straights $50. do clear 81: Dakota
patents, IS. 10; do straiShts. $3.50; do clear.
$730 per Dbl.
cash. discount. follows. Graham dour.
S. rs per 100 lbs, rye -four. IS. 50. rye meal.
So so; rice -four. 81; corn meal So %: extra
cream do. S3-75; cat meal So cat greats So:
hOminy, $4,000; buckwheat hOur. 81. -: whole
wheat hour So; rolled oats. bbis s7.5OdS in
sacks $56g7.50; extra cream do. SIS in sacks and
$3.50 IN barrels; rolled wheat. bbls S5.7J Ia
sacks S4.2JQl5-25; pearl barley. So 5O sDlit peas
100 lbs
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STOCK MARKET Is
WEAK AT CLOSE

NEW YORK. May 14.-Prices were
high again today at the stock exchange,
but the selling under covering to realize
profits was pushed steadily and persist
emily. The market was undermined and
turned weak after a show of strength in
the first hour that was more consistent
and comprehensive than at any time pre-
viot.sly this week.
The leading speculative stocks all moved
upward in concert, in contrast with the
irregular and conflicting movement of re-
cent days. There prominent examples
in the list of stocks that have touched
record prices this week. Such speculative
leaders as Union Pacific, Southern Pacific,
Reading and United States steel are
within a few points of the highest prices
ever reached.
The spectators seem TO have decided
that favorable signs in business furnish
an advantageous opportunity to harvest
the profits accrued in the stock market.
That was the only apparent motive for
the heavy liquidation today.
The news of rains in the southwest
regarded as affording important relief
from the threatened harm to the crops
and the optimistic estimate of the crop
outlook from Chairman James J. Hill of
the Great Northern received good deal
of consideration. Heavy sales of copper
were reported. Foreign influences were
favorable to the market, the subsistence
of anxiety over the French postal strike
being a helpful factor.
The time loan market was called easier
and the preliminary estimates of the
weeks currency movement indicated the
largest balance of receipts over ship
naents in the interior for any week of
the season.
London advices point 10 some borrow
ing there for New York account, in spite
of the command by London of American
gold supplies This foreign borrowing
would tend to relieve the loan account of
the New York banks. In spite of this
large preponderanoe of influences favor
able to values, prices slipped away with
increasing velocity.
to further gold exports. London sold
stocks here.
The foreign trade statement for April
shows the effect of the continued heavy
imports combined with falling OF in ex-
ports in the shrinkage of the excess of
exports 10 & value of 50, $50, ISL, COM
pared with S45, $50, 12s in April of last
year.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales (par
value), $3.50, 900. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
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Meat Market

Large dressed veal is higher. as range4 calves
are getting scarce. Hogs are exceedingly dull
as the consumption OF pork is now light owing
10 the recent declines in mutton, which is be-
ing used extensively sheep are being sold on
commission There is nothing new in beef
DRESSED MEATS
Slaugnterers rates to dealers and butchers
are as follows:
Beef-71s @sc per lb for steers. 61z@7c fog
cows and beifers.
yeal-70 size for large and SAGE for small.
Mutton-Wethers. 7Usc; ewes 617e per Id.
Lamb-9c for heavy and 91z 9l0c per Id for
Dressed Pork tper Ib)-11@11sc for light
and 9l5 610c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gress
weight:
under 900 lbs Ave- second quality. 4Ac; thin
undesirable steers, 3l4c.
No l cows and heifers, sc; second quality,
SIC; common, thin undesirable cows, 2 nc.
Fat bulls and stays, 2G2Ae; thin bulls. sc.
Calyes-Light weight, per ID. 5@jAc; me-
dunn Az @4Ae; heavy. ga 44Ac-t
Sheep (per lb)-Wethers. No l. Axe; ewes,
No l. 3Z 64c; shorn sheep &c less.
Lambs (per lb)-Y earning lambs, &c; this
years milk lambs. 5i@c.
Hogs (per 1bl-Hard grain fed. weighing leo
to 40 lbs, 767Ac; 140 to $50 lbs, TIC; $50
to $50 lbs. 90 GTc; rough. heavy hogs, AZ 95c;
common. undesirable hogs. 4u41ac.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Otber Grain,

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-There not much change anywhere
yesterday. and there was no striking news from
any quarter.
CASH WHEAT.
California club, $2.10@2.l5; do milling 81 20;
California white Australian. nominal at 81 goa
80; of grades of California wheat, $2Q2. 10;
northern club, $2.10@2.15; northern bluestem,
81 2711 G2.321a; Russian red, S2.10l215; turkey
red. S2.10@2.20 per ctl
FUTURES
1880 a. Session
No quotations.
p. m. Session
Barley-There was nothing new to report yes
terday, either In futures the cash grain.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot, $1.5715 q co: com
mon to fair. $l.521a al Soy per ctl; brewing
and shipping. S1.6212 @l.65; chevalier, nominal
at $1.7o.
FUTURES
1880 q. Session
May-No sales; S1.57 bid, s1.60 asked
Open. High. Low. Close.
December 81 .3ela i.s6ia 81 1854. 81 1914
p. IN. Session
May-SI6O
December-$I. 36X.
oats-Dealers stiii quote quiet and steady
market.
1920 for choice, $21O@2.15 for good and SEQ
2.05 for inferior. per ctl: black. nominal
Corn-Caifornia small round yellow. $262.10;
large yellow, nominal; western states yellow
sacked, $l.75; white. S1.s5: in bulk San Fran
cisco track, yellow, 81 "a; white, SLIT; mixed
S1.T0; Egyptian, $l.90 per ctl for white
Rye-Nominal at s2@2.10 per ctl for eastern to
arrive.
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Hat and Fecd.tur.

The hay market reported easier yester-
day owing to a sudden increase In receipts Some
new wild oat and barley hay is being received
and is selling at about SIG Quotations for OLD
hay are somewhat weaker. though not actually
lower
Bran-s2903O per ton for white and SIS. son
20 for red
Middlings-$33G35 per ton
Shorts-S31 6132 per ton.
Feedstuffs-ROlled barley. SS3d34: rolled oats
for feed S44645: mixed feed s3Oa32 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots s3s so In
10 ton lots $50. in ton lots $50 so small lots
$40: cocoanut cake meal at mills S26 in 20
and 10 and S26 so in ton lots jobbinu s27.
corn meal, $3TG3S; cracked corn. S3S039. broom
corn seed. nominal: alfalfa meal and meaIfaifa
jobbng lots SIG. carload lots sos per ton
Hay-Whest, SO. 50Gf27. 80: wheat and oaf
S23426; tame oat, S22N2j. new wild oat SIC:
new barley. S16; volunteer. S20d24: new Alfalfa
$106f2: stock. Sill az per ton.
Straw-50GSOc per bale
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Provisions

All prices remain as before
Cottolene-One half Dbl, 109sc. half bbIs
1o1ae; fierce, 1Ossc; tierces, 10Ac; tierces
The Western meat company quotes follows:
Hams 14@f61zc; picnic hams, 10c; bacon, s to
lbs Ice; to 10 lbs. 1S15c; 10 to u lbs Isc
sugar cured bacon. 23c; Arrow bacon, 8 to 10
lbs 1sc; 10 to u lbs. 1T15c; light dry salt
Sinm bacon. lac: light medium bacon Ia Inc
Lard-Tierces BE, sos 13Ac, los 13&c IS
l3Ac, IS lac; compound lard. tierces Sc, sos
sic los SZe. 5s SIsc. IS Dc; yellow cooking
oil 5Sc per gal; white cooking oil. soc per gal;
salad oil, Soc per gal
Beef-Loeal prices quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government. are 81 per Dbl
higher Extra family beef. SIS per bbl family
beef $3.50 per bbl: extra mess beef S14 per Dbl.
Pork-Extra prime I'm barrels, 5000; clear
s23; mess s21.5o; pig pork. S25; pigs feet, IS
for half bbls. 80 for % ID kegs and $3.50 for
kits; smoked beef, 1915 G20c per ID.
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nutter. cheese and Egg.

Although receipts OF eggs were large and many
dealers were complaining that quotations were
too high. the movement into cold storage con-
tinued unchecked and prices made a further adj
vance. Extras and 6rsts we're lie higher at % Re
and 26c respectively. and seconds were adj
vanced NC to a quotation of 24c. The butter
market remained firm. though almost all receiv-
ers were obliged to store more less. Rather
than store all of their surplus some large re-
ceivers were shading the quotations and selling
at narrow margin to get business. Quotations
for cheese undisturbed. the market being
amply supplied and quiet.
On the exchange GOO pounds Of extra butter
were sold at &c pound. and 10 cases OF extra
eggs changed hands at % ise dozen.
Receipts were So. 100 pounds butter 90 500
pounds cheese and l. 200 cases eggs
The following official quotations estsb-
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 Nc to &c higher. owing to the
various charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 25c per 10,
firm: do hrsts, 24l5c. firm; do seconds 24e. firm.
sCheese--Cali fancy fats. he per 10.
steady do hrsts. 125zc. steady: do seconds. he
steady fancy Young Americas. Ice. FIRM do
hrsts 14xc. firm.
Eggs fper dozen, cases ineiudedl California
fresh extras. 27iac, firm: do -frsts &c hrrn: do
seconds, 24c. firm; do thirds 23c. firm.
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Local Stocks and Bonds Exhibit
No New Features Worthy of Note

active and lines of trade catering to this in
dustry are feeling beneficial effects 1t is
between seasons period in wholesale ana jon
bling distributive trade; orders from retailers
are merely of a filling in character and hardly
equal TO expectations
Manufacturers of wooden goods are buying
freely of raw material at Boston and sales of
domestic clip wool to arrive have aggre-
gated 10,000,00 pounds.
below normal Buying is not as broad as ex.
pected Sole leather is active. supplies well
controlled and prices hrmer, with union sole
lc mp. Upper feathers are also more actlve.
Hides firm.
Business failures in the United States for
the week ending with May il were "a against
pa last week. PSI in the like week OF 1908,
1s4 in 1907, lel in 1906 and 191 in 1905.
Canadian failures for the week number 81
against % last week and % in the like week
Of 1905
wheat. including flour exports. from the
United States and Canada for the week end
ing May 13 aggregated ,229.9o0 bushels,
against l.452.969 last week and 2,7ol,so6 this
week last year
For the SO weeks ending May 13 this year
the exports are 1876 DE. 529 bushels, against
1873, o75,9T3 in the corresponding period last
Corn exports for the week are 1871, 241 bush
els. against 26S, 734 last week and lo2, go In
1905
For the 46 weeks ending May 13 corn exports
are 2s.694. 1853 bushels, against A, 1858 last
year.
R. 'G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review Of Trade
tomorrow will say: Further significant improve
form a great basic trade this goes far toward
establishing the long desired readjustment OF
the whole Industrial situation. This and the
better weather for both agricultural and mer-
camille interests are the weeks most important
trade developments. A marked optimistic reel
ing therefore prevails in most branches of bust
ness In spite of the fact that the unsettling
tariff debate continues, not having yet reached
its last stage-that of the conference committee.
The notable event of the week in cotton goods
has been the reduction in staple prints LED Dy the
leading producers. The declines proved to be
more radical than anticipated. although opinions
in the trade vary TO their probable duration
In the wooden goods division advances continue
in many lines especially in worsteds. The yarn
market is irregular; low prices bringing out
some business. The shoe trade is expected 10
increase, as shoe buyers are confronted with
rapidly advancing hide and leather market. Most
manufacturers firm in their views. west,
ern country hides also showing pronounced
strength while foreign dry hides have kept
pace with the advances secured on domestic
green sailed stock. Trade in both sole and
upper leather is satisfactory. large New England
manufacturers buying freely.
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Dried Fruits. Rai.in., Nuts and Honey

Fruits-ETaporated apples. Ga dTl4c; apricots,
7Q1Oe; fancy moOrpark, HAZE; peaches. 4eg
4Ke for standards. A G4Ac for choice and 56Q
&c for fancy; pears. 40Se; pitted plums ia n
SIC; nectarines. 415451ac; figs. 4G5c; prunes.
4 size basis. "a 92&e. with lie premium for the
large sizes
Raisins-LondOn layers crown. zoe.
crown 81; seeded 464nc; ThOmpsons seedless.
3ILc for unbleached; seedless sultanas. 2Isc:
loose muscatels. 31ac for crown, SC for crown
and III G5212e for . crown
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 13G13iac; IXL.
I31t 0139tc; plus ultra BE; Drake. Han 1acs
languedocs, 1Oc; hardshells. TGSc- Walnuts,
91ac per ID for No 1 sOftshells. SC for No. do.
chestnuts S910e per 10 for Italian; nlberJs 12ls
ollie; pecans, 15017c.
HOney-Nominal.
Beeswa1--271a @2sc per ID for light and 250
26e for dark.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, May 14.--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, firm; No rye s2@ssc; feed
or mixing barley, 7O@T2c; fair TO choice malt
ing 711a "a 73c; haxseed. No. / southwestern.
81 60: No. / northwestern, s1.T0: timothy seed
So. so: clover, $780, mess pork. per Dbl, S1s30M
1910; lard. per 100 lbs. $l0.s21a short ribs.
sides tloose), Sf0.0J@10.15; short clear sides
(boxed). $10.37ia d10.50.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 10000 bushels. Exports for the week. as
shown by Bradstreets, were equal to $50. 900
bushels. Primary receipts were 654. coo bushels.
compared with 333 600 the corresponding day
year ago Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. ears: corn, SO cars; oats, 1874 cars;
hogs 5000 head.
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New York Money Iarket

NEW YORK. May 14.-Money on can easy.
3. az per cent: ruling rate and offered at u
per cent; closing bid y per cent.
Time loans shade easier and fairly active:
60 days. ~ d2I5 per cent; 80 days, 21z aga per
cent; six months. 363A per cent.
Prime mercsntile paper, 355Q4 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual business
in bankers bills at $4.S635J4 S64O for 90 day
bills and at 81. S790 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.S5z d4.s6k.
Bar silver, 52Hc.
Mexican dollars, 44c-
Bonds-Goyernment, steady; railroad irregular.
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

The MARKET was overloaded with straw berries
yesterday. SEQ chests coming in from neigh
boring districts. aud there were several large
shipments OF Grated fruit received The presence
OF these Grated goods had a demorsliziug effect
on the market. the peddlerS loaded mp win
them early. leaving outlet for the surplus lots
Of chest stock except that furnished by the can
nerS- Crates OF the Dollar variety sold at 75c.
while the other kinds went at J0Q55c- Rasp-
berries were Offering in small lots at 12lzc a
basket. while gOOseberries In large supply
and cheap. Currsnts from San LeandrO brought
SIPS a crate. two crates being received. Ra-
ceipts Of cherries were increased TO about 300
boxes and prices for packed stock sagged 1T
tie, while well cOlored loose fruit sold readily
at Arm rates. Stocks OF cheap apples
practically all closed out. there being hardly
anything obtainable for less than 81 hox.
There nothing in citrus fruits
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SJ@7 per chest.
large varieties, s3-5045 per chest; crates, s0@
75c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per drawer.
Apples-S1 Q1.50 per box
Cheries-S1 % al. 40 per drawer for black tar
tartan. .25 for purple Guigne aud j0flTJc
for white; in bulk 6d1Oc per M.
Citrus Fruits (per bOxl-Navel oranges. SIPS
CATS: grapefruit. 81. 5O62T5 for seedless. lem
ons, 81. 75d3. % for fancy 81 7562.25 for choice
aud 81 G1.25 for standard; lines. S4.50@5
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 7Jc0$1.75 per
bunch for Hawaiian and 81. 5OG350 for Central
American; pineapDles. sos per Dozen
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Quotations for lima beans are advanced. while
those for pinks. bayOs and blackeyes are shaded,
though the general market IS stin quoted firm
Beans tper ctll-Bayo. IS. 25fi So: pea. $3.50.
small white IS. 500 10; large white Sf55@
AIS: pink. 5000 $50: red. nominal; blsckeye
s.: 40GL3.J0; lima S4.106i AZ; red kidneys. 81. %
"a; cranberry beans. nOuninal Garvanzas. So
q 4; horse beans. 81 300 :. 20.
Seeds-BrOwn mustard. 81 G41ae; yellow mus
tard, nominal; daxSeed, 4c, carload lots. canary.
&c; alfalfa. 16G1sc; rape. cleaned. 242t5e; tim
othy So acc. hemp, 4c, millet, 22tc per 10.
broom seed, $23-50 per ton
Dried Peas-Green quoted at So. % per ctl.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks irregular. Coppers firm.
Spot cotton higher. Futures show little
change.
Local stocks snd bonds quiet
Silver fraction higher. Exchange I'M
changed.
Wheat and the minor grains Unchanged.
Hay easier under increased receipts.
Bean quotations show some changes.
Eggs higher. Butter firm. Cheese quiet.
Potatoes fairly active and strong.
Fruit market overloaded with strawberries.
Hides reported very firm.
Large veal higher. Live hogs dull.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Trading in local stocks and bonds was fair
yesterday, the features being telephone stock
and Spring Valley water general mortgage 4 per
cent bonds. Telephone preferred advanced TO
$91. California fruit Gamers was also higher
at S99 70. There sale of San Francisco
savings union stock at $525. Sales of bonds
were sec, 600.
Mining stocks were quiet and the Comstocks
showed falling of In business from the pre-
ceding dag. Quotations stood about the same
The southern Nevadas were without feature
Florence lost 10c on the day.