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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-26
UNDERTAKING.

L. NJ. PENWELL. funeral director and
embalmer. First class service, reason
able prices. 511 Quincy st. Both phones 1872
Both Phones 2S7. Day and Night.
HAWLEY & STEELE,
Funeral directors and embalmers, 11S East
Sth ave. Mrs. Robt Steele, assistant.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-26
LEGAL.
Thirst published in The Topeka State
Journal November a. 1901

Sealed proposals for supplies for ths
coming six months for Bickerdyke Home
will be received by a. R. Kyle, Ellsworth,
Kansas, until twelve o'clock, December
5th 1910.
Detailed statement for supplies to be
furnished and specifications are on file at
Bickerdyke Home, Ellsworth, Kansas.
Schedules will be furnished on application.
Bidding to be at Arnold's clothing house
in Ellsworth, Kan, on December 5th, 1910.
Bids to be opened by board of managers
of said home at two o'clock p. m.
A. R. Kyle, Superintendent.
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TONOPAH AND GoLDFIELD STOCKS
Informal Session

1000 Booth ..... 162100 Montana ..... 96
10e Cid Con NJ s. 9215 800 West End -. 5S
1000 AIizpah EX 36l 200 Do, o.. 5S
5000 Mon Pitts FIX O4l25O0 West End -. 81
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

There was fair activity in local securities
yesterday. though fluctuations were few. The
United Railroads bonds were higher at S6i.25
and Makaweli sugar stock at SJI West Coast
oil preferred stock was ex dividend 81. The
exchange will vote the fourth of July ad-
journment today.
the dividend 0nomea would be cut from so
cents to 40 cents
The Comstocks were quiet and generally weak
and the market showed no particular feature
Tonopahs, with West End the leader in activity.
the stock opening at 55c, selling down TO 4oc
54c. Tonopab of Nevada which closed Monday
at SS.62. rose to $3.50. The Goldfelds were
quiet, though there some activity in Gold
field Con. at $S.S0@S.92l2. against Monday s
The Mount Pleasant gold mining company of
Ell Dorado county has levied assessment of
SC delinquent July -.
1t is officially announced from GOldfeld that
milling operations for account of the Combins-
tion Fraction mining company will be resumed at
the Nevada Goldfield reduction works today at
the rate Of 30 tons of ore per day.
The mines Of Tonopah district shipped a total
of 7,01T tons of Of estimated total value
of S17J, 425 TO the mills last week The Tono-
pah mining company sent $3.50 tons, the Bel
mont 700 TONS Montana 923 tons. Tonopah Ex-
tension $40 tons, West End 204 tons and Mid
way 100 tons.
The Pacific gas mantle company of San Fran
cisco has levied an assessment of cents per
share. delinquent July u.
The Yellow Jacket mill crushed 1.101 tons of
ore during the last week, the largest proportion
Of the tonnage being Crown Point ore, 6S5 tons
Jacket ore, l10 TONS and Jacket dump, 295 tons.
The Yellow Jacket mined 213 tons of aver
aging better than So to the ton. and develop.
ment work the 400 level pushed ahead
rapidly. Crown Point extracted 421 of ore,
319 0f which came from the 2. 100 level assay
ing s.. 40 per ton. Belcher saved 211 mining
cars from upper levels. which came from raise
No. 1 on the 200 level and averaging 1921 to
the ton.
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MiddlIngs-$ZSW3I per ton.
ShOrts-S23. .hO6D24 30 nor fon-
HIde.. Tnllor, wool and Hop.

Wool continues dull and weak in sympathy
with very dull eastern markets. To increase
the depression the foreign markets arc
weak few sales of northern wOols have been
made at 16d1Sc, but otherwise there IS nothing
new.
Hops quiet at previous prices
Hides still weak and tending downward
Hides-CuIls and brands sell about 199lc
under quotations; heavy salted steers. l2es llghs
medium, lie; light 9iac; cowhides. 93ac FOR
heavy 915e for light; stays. Sc: salted k:R-
Zoe; salted veal, 15tac; salted calf. l545c: dry
hides Ice; dry kip. lie; dry calf. 24c; sheep
skins shearlings. 25G4Oe each; short wool. 50
a 75e: Medium T0619Oc: long wool. 90c9$l- 2Jt
lambs 2563Oc: horsehdes salt $2.25N3 for
large and 81 .5OG2 for medium T5e0Sl 60.
small and 2505Oc fOr colts; hOrsehides. dry 81 sc
62 % for large and 81. az for medium. 5Oc6t
81 for small and 2515Oc for colts; goatskins.
prime angOra. I5cGS1s large hair goats, 35cs me-
dunn. 206125c; small. 3gl5e-
TalIow2No 1 rendered. 596c; No 2. 405s.
Wooi-Spring clip: San Joaquin. years stauis.
12015c: do s months. TQ14c; northern, 167iss
per ID.
Oregons, 12g1sc per 10; crop Of 1910, l20i6s
per ID.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. June 14.-Rumors were in crcu-
lation here today that hundred boat loads of
wheat had been engaged for export. The story
was ridculed beyond credence. but never
ulators who had been on the selling side. A fact
beyond dispute, and taken hardly less alarm
Ing, was the disclosure of huge decrease in
the worlds available supply. Net gains of lc to
1asc resulted. The close showed advances too
in all the other pits-corn &c to 15c oats &c
to sc, and provisions 2215c to 45c.
First came news that the foreign crop sum
ored than according to previous reports. A les
sening of 1000, 0O0 bushels in European stores
of wheat turned the eyes of traders to the
comparatively scanty supply hand here, a
total which could be exhausted in n week if the
rate in the preceding seven DAYS were undimin-
than 1866, 900 bushels had disappeared from the
international total of bread material. Under such
circumstances the arrival of the first cars of
new wheat at st. Louis from Texas had no ma
terial effect on the market here.
Equally without influence was an assertion
Iiverable Friday at Toe fbushel. September
1uetuated between sS&c and S95sc. closing firm.
1c net higher, at S9sc.
Country sales and offers of corn have been
much lighter than anticipated September ranged
from 9sc to 5She and closed firm at 5S1sc, a
net advance of q "a 14c; No. yellow closed at
Oats ruled higher. The lowest figures were at
the start. "a &c. and the highest at the finish
81 z M341sc, a net gain of u "a &c.
The provision market showed indications of
purchases by packers. Almost without exception
Soc to 45c up for pork, 221ac for lard and 25c
for ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open High. Low. Close.
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Hay and Feedstnna

SomerS q To- say OF nay-
Hay shipments for the week ending today
show an increase over the week preceding. 22Io
tons In comparison with 2,26O- This increase
has been brought about by many OF the dealers
going into the country and purchasing some OF
the new crop hay for immediate delivery. There
has been but little satisfaction in doing this.
however, for the farmers very naturally seem
dtsinclned TO accept the order Of things
and are holding out for better range OF prices
than the present market stand. The owners
of fld hay seem more inclined to sell than the
holders Of the new crop. Trading therefore
stin continues more active with last seasons
hay than with this.
MANY consumers are stiI Obiecting to using
new crop at all, and indications are that the
old time custom OF waiting until after the fourth
OF July before feeding new hay viii be sb-
served.
Although the grain crop Of the state is most
promising as to quantity. yet the business OF
raising hay has not been entirely neglected. for
many OF the so called outside districts have
been found TO have quite quantity OF hay.
which they are holding for shipment to this
with very heavy stocks Of old hay In prac-
tically every hay district OF the state. and with
new yield which can not be considered under
the average, there is really nothing at the mo-
ment to encourage holders Of hay 70 anticipate
a much better range OF prices than the present
from some outside source may change the situa-
tion. but this could hardly come for many months
yet"
Bran-s23@24 per ton for white and $3.50 for
red.
NIiddlings-s -s2s@s1 per ton.
Shorts-$23. .5OGp24. so per ton
Feedstufs-Rolled barley. s23d24. rolled
oats for feed, s2s@2e; mixed feed. s249sO Tor
average lots: oileake meal, -: eocoanut cake
ton lots; Jobbing. s26; corn meal. s34Q35;
cracked corn. $S4035: alfalfa meal. carload lots.
SIS; iobbing, SIS; red star alfalfa meal. SIS in
car lots and SIS 1obbing: Modesto alfalfa meal.
$3.50 in ear lots and SIG jObbing; CaprOcO oil
cake meal $3.50 per ton.
Old hay-Wheat s129I6: wheat ana cat. s9e
10; tame oat, s1OQ15: volunteer wild oar. fI1
IL alfalfa. s.. .50Gl1: stock hay. S66I per toa-
New hsy-NO. I wheat. S12d1350: No. I cat.
$12 so; volunteer wild cat, S9Nl0; alfalfa, drst
cutting $6010. so per ton.
StrSW-4O67 &c Der hale
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General Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 5%05%c. June-July deIi,
ery San Quentin bags. 5Ac: wool bags 27c FOR
315 ID and 31c for ID; fleece twfne. Sc per ID
Coal-PennsylVania anthracite egg xI6 Ne,
ton; Wellington. 50; New wellington So Ceoa
bay. 81: Australian house-Richmond ere 90
Pelaw Main. So; Stanford Richmond So: Cumber,
land. SO IN bulk and $3.50 in sackss WELSH
anthracite. SIS; coke. s16 per ton 10 bnlk and
ST. in sacks.
Oil-Quotations are for barrels Linseed sae
per gallon for boiled and SSc FOR raw csso. -
more; castor oil in cases. No l. Tie; Rakerss
A $l-lt0l ll9; China nut. cases. 606a70S per
to9Is1sc for No. I and 721a 676c for No , ac
c0rdlng 10 quantity: extra bleaehed winter Snesr,
oil. sue: natural winter sperm oil S0c nafural
whale OIL SOc; extra winter strained lard oil sI
pure neatsfoot oil. Toe; No. 1 neatsfoot oil slc.
aerring e OIL 9Ve salmon OIL soc: boiled ash OH
Coal on, Gasoline. etc.-water whits. lrua
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Flour and Farinaeeous Goods

The market for these staples continues weak in
sympathy with the raw grains. Trade in -four
is quiet.
Flour-California family extras. So 6O0G net
without discount: bakers extras. $5.6O06: su-
perhne. S4-40G 10; Oregon and Washington.
per Dbl, $4-S045 for family. bakers and pat
ents, and $4. 25G4.5O for cut OF; Kansas pat
ents. $3.50; do straights, $3.50; Dakota patents.
81 20; do straightS, 81; do clear. S6.25 per Dbl.
FarinaceouS GCods-Prices In 100 Id sacks. net
cash, no discount, follows: Graham -four.
$50 per 100 lbs rye hour, $3.50; rye meal.
81 so; rice fOur. S5; corn meal. $3.50; extra
cream do. $3.50; cat meal, $3.50; oat groats.
S3.6 so; farina. $500; hominy, $3.50; buckwhea :
-four, $40; whole wheat dour, $275; rolled oats
bbls S606.5O. do In sacks S3-SOQ5.5 so; extra
cream do, $3.50 in sacks and 81 in bbls; rolled
wheat. bbls S4.25. in sacks S2.9O43.75; pearl
barley, S4.2O; split peas, boxes. S5 for yellow
and $500 for green per 100 lbs.
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PRICES DRIFT ON
STOCK MARKET


NEW YORK, June 1.-THE
movement of prices in the stock
market today was hardly more
than a drift. The board room
traders, with their utmost dill
gence, were able to find but
scanty material on which to base
operations. Their own transac-
tions were responsible for the
sluggish price movement. and
when they found that they were
not gaining any recruits they re-
versed their operations. A slow
up movement dragged itself out
and then yielded on a diminish
ing scale of dealings under this
process.
The morning advance was ac-
companied by professions of sat
isfaction on the part of the board
room element over the approach
ing end of the railroad bill strug-
gle and by expressed hopes that
public agitation of measures
against the railroads would quiet
down afterward From the rail
necessity for further rate ad-
vances were urged in order to en-
list needed capital for the con-
duct of their business. From this
it was inferred that the hearings
before the interstate commerce
commission on the proposed rate
increases are to be accompanied
l.. F,,r.t,or ,,~o+as+o4;ope of +ho e.,
sufficiency of present earnings to
attract capital.
Pending the settlement of the
rate question there is the fear
that demand for stocks and bonds
by foreign investors will be i'm
paired.
Reports were circulated today of
retrenchment orders said TO have
been made by Northern Pacific Of
ficisls at the time of the rate in
junction and not rescinded.
The weekly bulletin of the
weather bureau reported unfav-
orable crop weather over most of
the country and the cotton market
was influenced by such reports to-
OaN- An extra ulNlQenQ OF : per
cent, declared by the Central Rail
road Of New jersey, following
similar declaration in December,
gave rise to efforts to fix a regu-
lar periodicity for these extra dis
bursements. a 4 per cent yearly
dividend was declared also on
Mobile and Ohio compared with
only 21z per cent in 1909. These
announcements were without in
f1uence on the general tone of the
market.
A slightly firmer tone in the call
loan market was connected. pos
sibly, with the call on Atchison
convertible bonds underwriters
for payment Of % per cent of their
subscription. The foreign ex-
change market was lower.
Bonds were steady. Total sales,
par value, $2,007, 900.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks steady.
Cotton market firm.
Copper shares about the same.
Local stocks fairly active.
Little change In silver and ex-
change.
Wheat still declining. Barley un-
changed.
Oats and corn as before quoted.
Hay market quiet and weak.
More activity in dried fruits and
raisins.
Wool markets dull everywhere.
Hops quiet. Hides weak.
COttOlene lower.
Hams, bacon and lard unchanged.
Dressed mutton lower. Beef
steady.
Flour and cereal goods weak.
Nothing new In beans.
Butter and eggs about the same.
Potatoes weak and onions lower.
Cantnloupes in large supply.
Cool weather against fruit.
Poultry i'm large receipt.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
[ Snecinl Disnafch 10 The Call

PETALUAIA, June 14.-The price of eggs did
not go up, anticipated by poultrymen. After
the receipt of quotations from the San Fran
cisco dairy exchange the Petaluma egg exchange
paid 25l3c. Independent dealers and speculators
paid 25c 10 as low as zoe. according TO grade.
SANTA CRUZ, June 14.-NIerchants are pay
ing 25c for eggs and selling at q &c. Shipments
by large poultry dealers continue large. espe-
cially from Captola and other points south.
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Y MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
AyaiInbIe GRAIN SuppIv

NEW YORK. June 14-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in available
supplies as compared with previous account
Available supply:
Wheat-United States. east of Rockies, de-
crease. 1,I73.o00 bushels; Canada. decrease.
. 193. 600 bushels total United States and Can
ada decrease. 3.966.000: a6oat for and In Eu-
rope, decrease. 1000, 600; total American and
European supplies, decreased 1886. 900.
Corn-United States and Canada, increase.
401 900 bushels.
oats-Uuited States. and Canada. decrease.
924 coo bushels.
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OIL STOCKS

The oil stocks were generally firm yesterday
Notably strong stocks w. X. oil at $3.50
Silver Tip at 500 Blue Moon at 34c, Turner
at Sligo and S. ". and b. at SOC. New Penn
sylvania was lower at S122h@12J. Palmer
fairly steady at S1.42K
Bay City oil paid dividend of zoe on the
10th and Royalty of SO 1-3c on the 18th.
The Minoru oil company Of Fresno county has
levied an assessment of &c, delinquent July H.
Shipments of oil from Coalnga district for
May amount to 1.54o.0O0 barrels. as against
l.T46, 299 in April: storage, 740.45O barrels:
wells producing, 626; suspended, 90; drilling
163 These are advance figures subject to cor
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usual European options. The chartered grain
tonnage in port is 5.s97. against $3.50 tons on
the same date last year; disengaged. %. al tons
against 40 l03; ON the way to this port. 195. 536
tons. against I70GS4
The market is quiet. with all prices as before.
CASH BARLEY
Old crop-No. l feed. S103a4 @1.06h OF
grades. S1@1. 02l4 per ctl; extra choice $I07l2 !:
new crop. to arrive, S1@1.021s; brewing, s1.0Ss.
W1.11I4 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Deeembcr-S1-014 bid s1.01la asked.
p. M. Session
December ....$1.01h S1.Ot% $1.0114 $1.O1as
oats-A sale of 1000 SKIS new red at 81 25
was reported yesterday. Otherwise there was
nothing new. the market remaining quiet
Red. 81 LIE a 1.30; black. nominal; gray NOM
inal: white. S1.42E @1.471a per ctI for fair to
No /.
corn-Western states yellow. in bulk. San
Francisco track. S1.51@ 1.5215: white S1.53M
30; mixed. $1.40@1 80: sacked prices 715e
higher; white Egyptian, $1.50@ 1.55; brown do.
Sl.30G 10 per ctl.
Rye Nominal fat si.55@1.7o per etl There
is no trading.
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BEANS and seeds

Several slight changes in seeds win be ob-
served. There is nothing in beans, the
market being quiet and steady
Beans tper etD-BayoS. S6.Tjs small white.
S4. 409450: large white. S3.75654: pink. 81. 400
$50: red. $646.50: blackeye. Sj-400l5. 80; lima
S4-35@4.50; red kidneys. SJ.5O65.70; cranberry
beans, S4-6044.I5s garyanzas. S225G3.25; horse
beans, nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard, 4e: yellow mustard.
=; naxseed 1Q51sc; canary. 3lsd3a4c: al
falfa, l5A1Ic; rape. 192l2c: timothy, &c;
hemp. 3431ac; miIlet, pa 0t3c per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. S3.65Q3.f5 per ctL
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Poultry and Game

Receipts Of poultry from state shipping points
were large yesterday. nearly 200 cOOps coming
TO hand up. to noon. Small fryers and broilers
formed a large percentage OF the arrivals aud
sold slowly at weak rates, while large young
stock was in good request and firm. No more
western came IN
Poultry (per dozen)-Hene, IS. 50l6 for small,
s6.50@1.50 for large and $S61O for extra; young
ROSTERS. $S410; old roosters. S595-5O; flyers.
$6.50M7.50: brOilers. $3.75614 for large and
$2.5OG3.5O for small. ducks. $T61O: pigeons.
S1.T5@2; squads, $2.5O@S; geese, $2925O per
pair
Game (per dozen)-Nominal.
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Northern Wheat Market
U-ACIITNCT0N

TACOMA, June 14.--wheat-Bluestem, soc
club. tic; red Russian, 76c.
SEATTLE. June 14.-Milling quotations-Blue-
red Russian, Soc. Export wheat -Bluestem. see
forty fold. soc; club, re; fife. 79c; red Russian
TIC Yesterdays ear receipts-Wheat IL cars;
oats. 3 cars; barley, . cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, June 14.-Wheat, track prices
Club. 7S@79c; buestem. S4mS5c: red Russian
76@7Ic; turkey red 7Sa79 valley ,s2nS3c.
Receipts-Wheat, cars; oats, 4 cars.
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NEW YORK. June 14.-FIour-About steady
with moderate trade. Receipts go SIG barrels /:
shipments. 1861 barrels
Wheat-Spot irregular No 2 red. 81 .03 c. i. T.
nominal; No. l northern. 81. 109s. nominal. f.o b.
Option wheat was quiet but very steady on firm
cables. continued dry weather in the northwest
large decrease in the worlds stocks and cover
ing by shorts. closing 5s@1Hc net higher July
closed at 991ac. September at 9615c December
at g7Ac. Receipts, 7,200 bushels; shipments
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Receipts of butter are still running heavy.
but the market remains remarkably steady, with
surplus stocks Of the upper grades going into
cold storage right along despite the high prices.
There is some demand for shipment to outside
points and it is said that Los Angeles Specu-
lators buying in this market for storage
purposes. An attempt TO raise the price Of
tras 1ae failed yesterday. Firsts we're 1sc
higher bid at 27lac pound Receipts of
eggs decreasing there being larger con-
sumption in the producing districts. is al
ways the case during the vacation season. Ar
rivals still in excess of requirements. how
ever. and large receivers storing more or
less. The cheese market is running along in
the same old groove. quotations having changed
but little in the last few weeks.
Sales on the exchange were follows:
Butter-10 cases of extras at 2S15c and 20
at 2Sc pound.
Cheese-2J California fancy fats at 1415e and
% at 14c pound.
Receipts were IS. 200 pounds of butter. 900
pounds of cheese and .537 cases of eggs.
The following the official quotations es-
tablshed the floor OF the dairy exchange
Prices in the street. while governed by the ex-
change quotations, generally range from 12c to
&c higher, owing TO the various charges to be
added
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains

wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Chlcago is slowly recovering lost
ground. but this market continues TO decline.
Foreign crops-Unfavorable weather reports in
spring wheat territory in Russia. Too dry in
Argentina. Excessive rains in Roumania.
Farmers are selling new wheat in Oklahoma
for 20 cents.
CASH WHEAT
California club. $1.4212 G1.45: Sonora, $1.55 a
80; Propo and white Australian. Sl-521a "a
red. s1.4o@1 42As turkey red. sl.40@1 .47Ia
bluestem, $l.4Ss4 53s4 per ctl.
FUTURE
No orotations
Bar DC N fselghts are quiet at 2as 9d.
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Boston Copper StocIks

BOSTON, June 1.-THE market showed an
improvement in opening prices, rejecting the
strength in Amalgamated. The volume
small however. Not since 1903 has the metal
sold low abroad yesterday, f54 15c. Do
nestle metal buyers continue to buy from hand
10 mouth, many having less than a months sup
ply hand. These people must buy goodly
amounts before fall and any movement in that
direction will cause the price to advance quickly
to around l3Iac to 14c, and the shares market
Will advance sharply.
II is fact that negotiations are pending for
the sale Of 100 000 600 pounds Of copper TO
Europe. Should the sale be consummated. it
will have a favorable effect on the copper situa-
tion here.
Davis-Day levies an assessment OF ST.
Utah copper company made another record
production in May with S,J00,000 pounds of
copper from 400. 900 tons of ore Net profit is
estimated $4O0.O00 Utah took over control
OF Boston consolidated March l.
The following list is furnished by +. F. Hut
ton & Co. 49O California street. San Erancisco:
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Minneapoli. Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, June 14.-wheat: July
81 .o2h; September, 917s 692c: December 9Os.
Cash wheat-No hard. $1.07; No / northern
$1.04@1. .06; No. 2, 81 .026l1 .O4; No 8. gecG
S1.01.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. 5303S1sc
Oats-No. 3 white 34I5073Ji5e
Rye-No. 2, 65M7Oc
Flax closed at 81 81.
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Potntoes. Onion. and YegetnhIen

Some of the river boats and the train from
across the bay were late again and the cOnse-
quent tardy deliveries Of consignments prevented
dealers from effecting elearances Of vegetables
that would have found prompt sale in the early
trade. Prices for remained firm. despite
the tardy deliveries of supplies. and all of the
string beans and green peas received carly were
readily disposed of at stin rates. Summer
squash in good request and steady TO
values, while large boxes of cucumberS from
the river were lower The market was liber-
ally supplied with green peppers, mostly from
the Sacramento region. and prices bad a down
ward tendency. Eggplant from the vicinity Of
Stockton offering at 10c a pound but found
no buyers. southern lots being Of better quality
and cheaper. Potatoes and onions were easy,
with the latter lower.
Potatoes-Per box, 50g75c; in sacks. T5cG$I
per ctl.
Onions (per ctll-New red. S1.3J01.4O per
sack; new yellow, $1.50 per sack.
Vegetables-Asparagus, 50cdS1.50 per box:
tomatoes. 35Q50c per box for Merced; green
peas. H.I5M2-25 per sack; string BEANS 6dSc
per Ii; beans. 56Sc per III; summer SQUASH
656I5c for small and $1.50G2 for large
boxes; eggplant. 66BSc per ID: green peppers, S61
1214e per ID; garlic, 4a41sc per III for new: cab
for small and S2G2-5O for large boxes: cauIi-
flower. 40M50c per dozen; turnips. Toe per sack:
carrots, I54$1 per sack; rhubarb, S5cd$1 per
box; green corn, S2.50@4 per sack for bay and
$2Q250 for Winters