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OIL STOCKS

Palmer and New Pennsylvania continued the
active and leading stocks yesterday and both
were higher. Palmer rose to $1.5o against
vania to s1.40. Sales of Palmer made long
list and the call was very lively.
The California Seaboard and Yellowstone oil
companies have been listed on the exchange.
The Pennsylvania well is still showing great
pressure. 1t will be baled out in day or
two. Meanwhile sump holes being con-
structed.
Coalition National has brought in a well how-
ing at the rate of 600 barrels a day.
Representatives of English syndicates are
visiting the southern part of the state to secure
a line on oil properties they recommend for
purchase and securing options from owners.
Midway Five property is being looked over by a
representative with a view TO purchase
held has under new management shown an
increase Of $500 barrels in May over produc-
tion of previous months. The yield from six
wells now Is 10000 barrels monthly.
Union oil company is now at work six miles
from Lakeview gusher constructing a 5000. 900
barrel earthen reservoir. The site is at the
head of canyon and it is so arranged that
water will not interfere with 1t. A $500 900
barrel reservoir has just been completed. The
wonderful Lakevlew gusher Is still doing $4,000
barrels daily.
California Midway oil company has purchased
from Thirty-two oil eompany 60 acres of the
latter's lease on 80, 31-23 The lease provides
one-eighth royalty, with option of purchase at
600 per acre. The intention is to own the
entire lease. The company's well No. / is
doing better the yield now being 500 barrels
day. Well No. is down nearly 1000 feet
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Hay and FeedstuG.

Somers & Co say OF hay: There has been A
decrease in hay shipments to this market during
the week ending today. the total showing 2 260
tons in comparison with 2.SOO tons last week
Owing to the fact that it is yet too early for
OF hay, many shippers found the market un-
satisfactory and therefore now withholding
shipments, anticipating more active market
shortly.
''It is bit gratifying to note that all ship
ments TO date have easily gone into consumption
and to find comparison that during last
month we received % per cent more hay than
we did In May. 1909. the total showing II 62S
tons as compared with g. $50 IL the same con-
ditiOn can continue during the summer IL may
dealers.
"a number Of interested operators are at
work inspecting the new crop and endeavOring
to judge OF its size. but it will be several
thoroughly. In the upper Sacramento valley re-
ports indicate a much lighter crop this year than
last. and the same condition is true in the
Salinas valley. In both OF these districts. how
ever, there is a large carryOver stock.
I'VE still OF the opinion that the new
crop is considerably below the average in auan-
tity, but coupled with the amount of old hay
stilI on hand there should be plenty for all
demands. As the quantity in the country is
year. there should be good healthy tone to
trade throughout the season.
with the exception OF few struggling cars
Of new hay. which are selling below quotations,
we can report material change in prices"
Bran-S23Q24 per ton for white and S21.5O for
red
Middlings-s2s@s1 per ton.
ShOrts-$23. 5OG24.50 per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley. $23.J0d24: rolled
oats for feed, S2SQ29. mixed feed. $2413O for
average lots; oiIcake meal, -; eocoanut cake
or meal at mills. s25 in 20 and 10 and SOS so In
cracked corn. s34d35; alfalfa meal, carload lots
SIS: jObbing, SIG; red star alfalfa meal SIS in
carload lots and SIC jobbing; CaprOco oilcake
Hay~wheat. si2G1s: wheat and oat. $oa15:
tame cat t. 500 -; volunteer il.dd- wild oat. s7@1;
StraW-4UfIb0c per bale.
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Still lower at s1.55@1.7o per ctl.
Foreign Futures
liverpool,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. June 7.-Twce today the wheat
market broke badly because the short interest
had squeezed out in rapid advances. July was
more highty than the deferred months fear be-
ing shown as to the possibility of a trap in
that future. The close, however, was fairly
steady at net loss of II @asc. Corn was
heavy affair, when wheat was strong, and
finished q ale of. Oats at the end of the ses-
sion had become q a 1ac cheaper and provisions
were also down 50y121ac.
So sudden the latest collapse in wheat
that 10 minutes made a difference of 1&c
bushel. The immediate cause, as in q parallel
condition earlier, that the pit had become
bare of buying orders. More fundamental was
the fact that forecasts for the spring wheat dis
trict were for showery and warmer weather. an
ideal outlook. Increase of 10 per cent in acre
age seeded reported from three northwestern
Canadian provinces. Crop prospects there were
declared excellent. Demand here for cash wheat
to be milled light. Fluctuations in the Sep
tember option were between Gle and 92Hc, with
the close at 911a @914sc, d net decline Of II
@%c.
Corn opened weak and dragged all day. Sep
tember ranged from 591s 660 cents closing &c
lower at 59A @59$sc. The cash market was
easy. No. yellow closed at 5914 @5915c.
Country selling and fine crop prospects were
against the price of oats. Limits ON the varia-
tions for the September delivery 35 53s a
30 15c and 36c, with the last sales at 35Sc.
Provisions most of the time were higher. Pork
finished 5@1215c net lower, lard &c OF and ribs
unchanged to 50715c down.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles: Open. High. Low. Close.
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Flour and Farinaeeous Coodu

Flour-CalifOrnia family extras. IS. SO@6.2O net
without discount: bakers extras, S5SOM6.20
superfne $4.6O@4.90; Oregon and Washington.
per Dbl, $5Q5.j0 for family, bakers and patents.
and S4.25 Q450 for cut on: Kansas patents. Sc so
@6.75; do straights. S6.3066.55; Dakota pat
ents, ST.25; do straights, 81; do clear, $3.50
per bbl
Farinaeeous Goods-Priees in 100 ID sacks. net
cash, no discount, as follows: Graham four
$50 per 100 lbs; rye hOur, $500; rye meal.
$3.1O; rice -four, Sc; corn meal, S2.70; extra
cream do. So; oat neal $3.50; cat grOats So:
farlna, So. 40; hominy, so: buekwheat -four.
$3.50; whole wheat -four. g. 90; rolled oats. bbls
$6G6.50; do in sacks, SO. 3.SO@5.5O; extra cream
do. $3.50 in sacks and 81 in bbls; rolled wheat,
bbls $3.50 in sacks S3.1Od4.50; pearl barley,
S42O; split peas, boxes, S. for yellow and 81 for
green per 100 lbs.
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Deciduous and citrus F,ruit.

Yesterday an of day in the market for
fresh fruits. Receipts were large, usual on
Tuesday. and the cool weather against ac-
tive trading during the early buying period.
Berries were easy all around and the outside
quotations for all varieties obtained only
in instances, sellers being obliged TO shade the
quotations TO effect clearances. Prices for cher
ries were maintained, but large receivers had to
carry several lots over. The Gamers paid 40
4iac for Royal Anne and ease for white. Ar
rivals OF currants were moderate and receivers
experienced difficulty in enecting close clear
ances at the old quotations. Prices for new
apples. peaches. apricots and plums were irreg-
ular. the demand being limited because Of the
generally poor quality OF the offerings. Any
hard green lots were lying around the stores
61.50 box. so boxes being received There
was a sharp decline in prices for cantaloupes on
the arrival Of six carloads from the southern
prices for citrus fruits in the local market.
points. Late Valencia oranges were Offering at
$3G3.5 so a box
acknowledgements $s610 per chest;
Banners. $5@6; other large varieties, $5.5095
per chest
Raspberries- Fancy. s7@1O per chest; sebas-
topol $567 per chest.
Loganberries- .5O@3.50 per chest for red and
$465 for black.
Blackberries-$7 per chest.
Gooseberries-Engllsh S610c per 1b.
Currants-$5N7 per chest.
Cherries-Packed, 5o@s5c per drawer; in bulk,
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Meat Mnrkef

Arrivals Of hogs very fair just now. but
the market is taking care Of them Prices are
fraction lower, however.
Beef is easier and pointing downward. Veal
is nrm. With range calves scarce. The ralSers
are holding them because feed is very plentiful.
Mutton is rather hrmer at the moment.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows
Beef-7A qsrs per lb for steers. 7@7Ae for
yeal-9@lOI5c for large and 1O@11c for
small.
Mutton-wethers. 915@1O14c; ewes. sGs1ac
per pound.
Lamb-1O1a @1115c for spring.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-13@1315c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers. over 900 lbs, alive. &c per
ID: under 900 lbs, 44c; second quality, Al a
4%c; third quality, 3$4 gaze.
No. cows and heifers, 4c; second quality, S15
@3%c; third quality, 3@3Ac; common, thin, un-
desirable cows, 215 Q3c.
Fat bulls and stays. 214 9215c; half fat or
thin bulls. / p 92e.
Cslves-Light weight. per lb 50 @6c; me-
dunn. 5A @51ac; heavy. 4d4%c.
Unshorn sheep (per lb)-Wethers. No. l, 5Ae;
ewes, sac. ShOrn sheep (per lbl-1a@3ac less.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs, ga
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 40 lbs, 9d914c; 140 TO 250 lbs, 9Ac; 25O to
$50 lbs, SA Q9c; common, undesirable hogs,
51A acc.
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40 1o9; on the way to this port. 1896 TONS
CASH BARLEY
Old crop-No. l feed, $1.07h @1OSA; off
grades, $1.o1 II @1.034 per ctl; extra choice
$l.lo; new crop. to arrive, $1.02h @1071a; brew
Ing, $l.1212 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close
December ...$1.02A $1.02A $1.02k 81 02a4
p. m. Session.
December-$1. 03B bid, $1.O3Z asked
Oats-Previous prices rule, with dull market
and light offerings
Red, $1171a q 1.3o; black, nominal; gray NOM
nal; white, $1.47h @1.521a per etl for fair to
Corn-Prices have made no change for some
little time.
western states yellow, in bulk San Francisco
track. 81. 55q "; white $1.571 al. go; mixed
SI.527a q 30; sacked prices, 71ac higher: white
Egyptian. 81 471a@1. 5215; brown do, 81 3o@
Hye-Is still lower at s1.55@1.7o per ctl.
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Beans and Seeds

Limas and pinks continue the leading sorts OF
beans at present and both are firm. The other
sorts are quiet.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos. 1918; small white.
$4.4OQ4.'O large white. $3.7504; pink. S8.40@
$50; red. S6I6.5O; blackeye. S.. .4OG560; lima.
81 4-35q4.50; red kidneys. $5.50Q5.70; cranberry
beans. $460@4.T5; garvanzas, $2.2593.25; horse
beans, nominal.
-; daxseed 5051ac; canary, Sac; alfalfa. Is
ale; rape, 1d2@c; timothy, % Q6c; hemp,
ga G315c; millet. 2$,e per H.
Dried Peas-Green, S3-6563.75 per etl.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat-The. market continues dull and weak
with more sellers than buyers
CASH WHEAT
California club $1.421a 1.4715: Sonora 81. go
"a GL65; Propo and white Australian, $1.521a a
lol1a northern club, ST. 45@1.471z; Russian red
y. 42ls al 40; turkey red, $1.421a @1.471a; blue
stem. $1.506155 -
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-Prices are no lower, but the market
is weak with free offerings to arrive.
ocean freights continue quiet at 23s Cd. usual
european options. The chartered grain tonnage
In port is 1891 against 1856 tons on the same
date last year; disengaged, 11,040 tons, against
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.oVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Available Grain Supply

NEW YORK June Especial cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's 8
show the following changes in available supplies
as compared with previous account:
Wheat-United States, east of Rockies de-
creased 1.947, 900 bushels Canada, decreased
521 600; total United States and Canada, de-
creased 2,46S,000; afoat for and in Europe, un-
changed Total American and European supply,
decreased 2, 2,46s, 600 bushels
Corn-United States and Canada, decreased
112. 900 bushels
Oats-United States and Canada decreased
Ala 900 bushels.
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Poultry and Game

Receipts Of domestic and western poultry are
light, only of the latter having arrived
thus far this week and the market Is in fair TO
good shape. Large young chickens and ducks
continue to sell readily at steady prices, while
ordinary hens and small brolers still rather
weak. with the supply somewhat in excess OF
requirements. A OF western stock falls
due today.
Poultry (per dOzen)-Hens, $5.5O66 for small.
S6.5O@7.5O for large and SStd1O for extra; young
roOsters, SS01O; old ROSTERS, S5Q5.5O; fryers.
S65O@7.5O; broiIers, $4Q45O for large, $3.50
$50 for medium and $2.50@3 for small; ducks,
sTQ1O; pigeons, $1.T592; squads, $2-5O93s
geese. nominal.
Game lper dozenl-NOminal.
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pried F,ruits. RaIslns, Sud- and Honey

The market for new crop fruits has quieted
down perceptibly during the last few Gays. and
the principal attention is given TO old
prunes and old raisius. All quotations remain
about the same
Local honey handlers report gloomy outlook
for the honey crop in San Diego and Monterey
counties. The crop viii be light at best and al
most total failure in some sections.
Fruits-EvapOrated apples. 6dSc;, 9pricotS. 1i-
ture delivery. S1a Gl1OIlc: peaches. 41s05&.e; do
1910 crop. future delivery. 566c; prunes. 31s "a
31ac. with Ae premium for sos and 1c premium
for 4os; new crop, 3%t94e; figs. S% 94e; pears.
5G75c
crown. S1.75: crown. 1-25; seeded. 4doc; Or
dinary layers, crown, S1.25: crown, 9Oc;
seedless sultanas~ 2a G4c; ThOmpsons seed
less 30314e for "unbleached and 6A Q61ac for
6leached loose muscatel. crown; &c; 8 crown
313c: crown. Sc; seedless. 2G2Ac.
Nuts,--AlmOnds. nonpareLls, I4a4l5e; IXL. I6I
14Q1412c; ne plus ultra, 13G 131ae: Drake, 1Ols
@I1hc; languedocs. 1Ic hard she'll 715c; wal
nuts 13c per ID for No. L sOftshells, Sac for
No. do; pecans. 141s G16c; peanuts, 435 doc;
pine nuts, 1Sd2Oc per ID.
HOney-NOminal-
BeeSwax-2715 u a Soc per lb for light and ~
26c for dark.
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2H@2& per cent; ruling rate, 21a per cent;
closing bid. 21s per cent, offered at 2N per cent
Time loans easy and dull; so days, 3A @31a
IA per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, AZ as per cent
Sterling exchange steady at a decline, with
actual business in bankers bills at S4.S355@
4S365 for 90 day bills and at 81 $3.50 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.s31k d4S3%.
Bar silver. 5354c.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
BOnds-Governments steady; railroads irregu-
lar
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

The market for eggs and dairy produce Is Of
humdrum character and price fluctuations are
narrow. being governed by the wants Of indi-
vIdual receivers from day to day. Receipts Of
all three descriptions running heavy and
large lines are going into cold storage daily.
The market for extra butter firm at 2715c a
pound yesterday. There were sales under the
call on the exchange and &c was the highest
bid, which offer ignored by large receivers.
Quotations for cheese were unchanged, the mar
ket being firm for all makes There was some
selling pressure in eggs, which forced the price
of extras down to &c, decline OF 1ac from
the previous quotation. Seconds were 11c higher
on bids at 23c dozen.
On the exchange 10 cases Of extra eggs were
sold, 30 going at 2e13c and 40 at &c dozen.
There were no other sales.
Receipts were 42, 900 pounds OF butter. 4O,5O0
pounds of cheese and 2.sOS cases OF eggs
The following the official quotations es-
tablshed on the floor Of the dairy exchange.
Prices in the street while governed by the ex-
change quotations, generally range from 115c to
&c higher, owing TO the various charges to be
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Grain Markets Continue Quiet
PrOyisiOnMarket ACtiveandFirm

4@7c per lb for black. 4Q6e for Royal Anne
and 2G3Iac for white.
Appies-New crop. s5cGS125 for large and
50965c for small boxes; old crop. $1.2501.T5
per box.
Peaches-5O6 a Soc per box or crate.
Plums=4O6ES5c per box crate.
Apricots-Crates, 75e@g$1; boxes, JO675c; bas-
kets 656l zoe.
Cantaloupes (per erate)-Ponies. S1G175;
standards, $1s-@2
Citrus Fruits tDer box)-NaveI oranges So 50
G3.25 for fancy. S2G2.50 for choice and 81. .25d
1.T5 for standard; grapefruit. $2.50M3 for seed
less: lemons. S3. T5M4 for fancy. $2gS for choice
and $125d1.T5 for standard: lines. $6.50GT
Tropical FruitS-BananaS, 10c0 S1-25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican, S1.j0U2.5O for
Central American; pineapples, S25OgS-50 per
dozen.
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Trennurv stnten,an4

WASHINGTON. June THE condition Of tba
treasury at the beginning of business today was
follows: ' "o
Trust funds-Gold coin $s57, ,721. SEQ: silver
dollars, $4e9, ,7S2, 900; silver dollars OF Iea0
s; 7o2 900; silver certificates outstanding, $4Se
ersi fund 81 300 322; current liabiIifies 500 s15
S91; working balance in treasury Offices. S19 40 :
214 In banks 70 credit of treasurer of the Tinted
247 s92; minor coin. 81 1872 $50: total balance in
general fund. $S3, Al, $50. ~
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New York Grain Marked

NEW YORK. June 7.-Flour-was about
steady and unchanged. Receipts 25,6 ,65S barrels !;
shipments, 3S7 barrels.
Wheat-Spot. steady; No. 2 red. S105 nomi-
nal. c. i. f.: No. l northern, $1.121a nominal
l. o. b. Options-Wheat quiet. and prices
We're unsettled, but generally lower on favorable
crop and weather news and undersellinZ in ex-
pectation of a bearish government report clos
Ing nervous at 1ac to &c net decline July
csea cs19ea az IL siolA 81 September 3 at 97e and De-
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Inc wholesalers continue to report active
and firm market with All quotations unchanged.
Gottolene-One half Dbl. 13e . half bbls,
Use; tierees, 12&c; tierces, 12Ssc; tierees,
12Hc.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows Hams. 1914 020&c; picnic
mans. lac; California hams 1914 9191ac; extra
Ianey bacon, 2913e; fancy bacon. to s lbs, .2Ic;
to 10 lbs, 25c; 10 TO - lbs, 25e; sugar cured.
Zo12e; light dry salt bacon, s to 10 lbs. 22c; 10
to II lbs. 81 1ac; medium bacon 2015c; light
medium bacon 20I5c
Lard.Tierees 151ac. sos 154c. los 16Ac. IS
1850, IS 1615c; compound lard terces IL 11ac. sos
llAc, los 12Ae, 5s 1880. IS 1215c; yellow cook
ing oil, zoe per gal; white cooking oil, T2c per
gal; salad oil. 75c per gal.
Bee1-Local prices quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government. are 81 per bbl
higher Extra family beef $3.50 per Dbl; fam
lly beer, $l1 per bbl; extra mess beef, $11 per
bbl: smoked beef, p Ikc per Ib.
Pork-Extra prime, In barrels. $50: clear, $34;
mess, $32; pig pork. $36; pigs feet. 1915 for
half bbs, 81 40 for % lb kegs and $1.35 for kits.
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Northern Business

SPOKANE. June 7.-Clearings, $7S(052; bal
ances, $93, 1853.
TACOMA. June 7.-Clearings, $1.154, ,s97; bal
ances, Sis, ,24l
SEATTLE. June 7.-Clearings, 81, ,so4, ,741 bal
ances, $171, ,4oS.
PORTLAND. June 7.-Clearlngs, s1,62s,414
balances, $93,776
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks several points
higher.
Cotton market irregular.
Copper stocks higher.
OIL stocks continue active.
COmstOck shares are firmer.
Silver and sterling exchange
lower.
Shipment of specie to HOnxkong.
Wheat still weak. Barley steadier.
Oats, corn and rye dull. Hay in
large supply.
Beans steady and firm.
Provisions firm and active.
Beef weak. Veal and mutton firm.
Hogs declined again.
Old pruRes and raisins in good de-
mand.
Poor outlook for the honey crop.
More activity in hops
Wool and hides dull.
Not much change in eggs and
dairy produce.
New potatoes in demand. Onions
firm.
Cool weather against the fruit
market.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
TSoeciol Di,oofch 10 The Call

PETALUMA, June AFTER the receipt Of
quotations from the San Francisco dairy ex
change the price paid for declined &c
The Petaluma egg exchange paid 26c. Independ
ent dealers and spectators paid 25c and low
as zoe. according to grade. Receipts were heavy
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Special Disnafch 10 The Call

Z j
Los ANGELES, June THE oil stock ex-
change was dull today. Brokers seem more in
terested in summer vacations than In the ex-
change.
Associated oil sold at $50 after one sale had
been made at $40 S75h
California Midway was firm at 561Ac but there
was little trading
Union oil sold at S107
Cleveland oil was weak, selling at 331ac
New Penn sold at S1.4o 80 day buyer.
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GRAM STATISTICS

Total clearanees OF wheat and flour were
equal to $4,000 bushels Primary receipts were
600 bushels, compared with 436 900 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago The worlds
visible supply, shown by Bradstreet's de-
creased 1852 000 bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat cars; corn 3O7 cars; oats,
121 cars: hogs, "a 900 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT -OF PRODrCE
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New York Curb
Boston COpper Stocks

BOSTON. June THE market reflected the
sharp advance in the New York list, opening
strong, with increased activity. The adjust
ment Of differences in Washington relative to
freight rates caused a decided change in senti-
ment and feeling OF optimism prevails gen.
orally.
NEW YORK. June There was a strong
and active market the curb today and prices
showed general advancing tendency, with gains
in a number Of mining issues. The market
closed strong.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
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Portland Bntter NIarket

PORTLAND, June T.-Butter-City and coun-
try creamery extras. 29e; fancy, 2s@29c; store,
20@2Ic.
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MINING STOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
,isco stock exchange Yesterday:
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The Korea took out for Hongkong $132 900 in
silver bullion, of which $4,000 was shipped by
the Anglo London Paris bank and $67, 900 by the
Selby smelling and lead company.
SterlinP exchange
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RTTTER PER POITND

Cheese-California fancy fats, 14c per ID.
| firm; do hrsts, 131ac. firm; do seconds 1212e,
firm; fancy Young Americas, 1870, firm; do
| frsts, 15c, firm: New York fancy. 2Oc, firm;
Wisconsin singles, lee, firm.
Eggs-CalifOrnia fresh, per dozen. cases in
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Loans, Exchange and silver

Chicago Discount Rate
CHICAGO, June New York exchange,
per cent discount.
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WILDNESS FOLLOWS
ADVANCE IN PRICES
Settlement of Railroad Rate
Dispute Finds Shorts Rush
ing for Cover
Decentralization in Stocks Caused
by Injunction Succeeded
by Violent Rebound
New York stock List

T. r. Hutton & Co., 400 California street
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
sales STOCKS 1Hicb Low Bid AZ
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Northern wheat Market

WARRINGTON
TACOMA, June 7.-Wheat- Bluestem. sec:
club. 79c; red Russian, TIC.
SEATTLE, June .-Wheat-AIIling quota
tions: Bluestem, s5c forty fold S3c; club, soc:
fife, SIC; red Russian. soc. Export: Bluestem,
S2c forty-fold, soc; club rec: fife, rec: red Rus,
sian, TIC Yesterdays car receipts: Wheat.
ears; oats, cars; barley, cars
OREGON
PORTLAND, June 7.-Wheat-Track prices:
Club. S1@S2c; bluestem. s5@S6c; red Russian
19@s0c; turkey red 81 QS2c; valley, S46S5c
Receipts; Wheat, 10 cars; oats, cars.
Minneapolis Grain and Produce
MINNEAPOLIS, June 7.-Close Wheat-July
S1.o4B September 92ssc: December, e9E SI
993sc; cash--No. L hard. $1.09: No / northern
S1o6@1 LOS; No. 2 northern, $1.O4@1.06; No 8
northern. S1.01@1.03.
Corn-No. yellow. 52655c.
Oats-No. 3 white. 351 X d361sc
Rye-No. 2. 65@69c.
Bran (in 100 pound sacks)-$1S61S.25
Flax-Closed at S2.04.
Duluth Flax
DULUTH, June 7.-Flax-On track and to
arrive. 81 04; July. s.. OF asked September 81 II
bid; October, 1.62 bid
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08
Cash Grain and Provisiops

CHICAGO, June 1.-Cash quotations were as
follows
Flour-Firmer; No. ? rye, 75@77c; feed or
mixing barley, 46M54; fair to choice mailing,
59@66c; faxseed, No. / southwestern, $1.94; No.
/ northwestern, $2.04; timothy seed. $4.35;
clover $11.25; mess pork. per Dbl, $22622. %
lard per 100 lbs, S12. 20; short ribs sides
Qoose), So. .621a G13; short clear sides (boxed)
$13. % @1350.