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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-09
After Karp's Arm.

YOkel persisted in an attack against
Karp's left arm. He early found that he
could do nothing with his neck or with
a toe hold. He tried repeatedly for a
hammerlock and from this hold he worked
into the two holds that won the match.
During the match YOkel kept after his
man with a determination that would not
be denied No sooner had karp broken a
hold then Yokel was after him again, and
while the match looked slow there was
plenty Of hard work going on every min
ute.
Willard Bean presided as referee. and
his work was good.
1t was great match and the fans saw
a struggle for blood. Harry W. Heagren,
who promoted the match, was cOngratu-
lated for another successful athletic con-
test added to his long string.
Lake Young, manager for Al Acker-
man, was At the ring side. He meets with
YOkel at the Y. NJ. G, 4. and Mr. Hea-
gren this morning to arrange for the
YCkel-ACkeTman match.
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STOCK MARKET

Local securities were fairly active for satur-
day, with Associated oil leading in transactions
at S4s. The other securities were unchanged
In mining stocks the Comstocks dull and
featureless. In the southern Nevadas Nevada
Hills continued active and the advance to 81 on
Friday was maintained. Goidheld Consolidated
closed up to 1925. against Fridays closing
price of S9.15. In the coppers Nevada Consol-
dated advanced to Sle.s7h, against SIS 15 on
Friday.
Fridays agitation in Nevada Hills is attrih-
uted to several causes. the chief among them
being the fact that the people who bought
100000 shares of Mohawk at 81 have united
with George Wingfeld and bought the control of
the Nevada Hills. The stock has been strong
for several weeks. rising from Soc to So The
principal buyers have been parties in Salt Lake
Philadelphia and New York Other factors in
the advance are the benefits of the consolidation
with the Fairview Eagle property, the building
OF new mill and reported big strike on the
470 foot level of the mine.
The Homestake mining company of South
Dakota paid regular monthly dividend of so
cents per share yesterday.
The Sacramento olive company has levied an
assessment of cents per share, delinquent
July 90
The Peterson Rapid Wrench company of
Fresno has levied assessment of cents per
share, delinquent July 1e
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Money, stocks and Business.

Henry Clews of New York. saws:
he tendencies in financial affairs appear
to be in the direction of improvement. All
known unfavorable features have been Hber-
ally discounted and prices have suffered such
prolonged decline that moderate recovery seems
at least a reasonable expectation. Apparently
stocks have been well sold out and the market
has reached a level where the attention of care
ful investors is more easily aroused. For some
time past corrective influences have been quietly
at work, the effect of which is being
has also extended to grain cotton. copper. land
and other speculative ventures. Bankers in all
parts of the country have been retrenching and
outstanding their resources. The feeling of ex-
treme conservatism which extended from the
Atlantic to the Pacific has also resulted in
general application of down breaks the
suit being a general strengthening of financial
conditions. Money Is easy, and promises TO re-
main so for some time TO come. In fact. with
the rates of interest at their present point. and
good stocks often selling per cent basis,
IL is plain that some sort of adjustment must fol-
low. II money rates do not advance, stocks prob
ably will.
"A feature of much Importance is the improving
tendency in foreign trade. The May returns
amounted 10 $l310o0.0oo, or nearly Ss. 600, 600
more than the same month last year. The i'm
ports during the month about $780,
0oo. COO. only $4,000 600 in of last year.
This is larger gain in exports and smaller gain
onstrates that owing to declining markets and
lower prices foreign trade is returning to
more normal conditions. The excess of exports
in May was S1l 100000, the largest balance for
a long period. and compares with balance OF
over $1,000, 600 a year ago. This welcome change
in the tendency of foreign trade is exceed
ingly significant. since under former conditions
we were constantly threatened with abnormal
drain of gold. With conditions they are the
outlook is for liberal importatons OF the precious
metal during the autumn especially if there
should be any financial stringency this side.
as at one time was anticipated, though now less
probable, -
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Weekly Bank statement

NEW YORK, June 25.-The statement of the
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold S2S, ST4 .625 than the re-
quirements of the7R5 per cent reserve rule: This
is an increase of $27S9.775 in the proportionate
cash reserve as compared with last week. The
statement follows: Loans 81 199 1872 900, Increase
81 692,3 300; deposits 81 POI .076, 800, increase
50 0S05 500: circulation $4S $40 200 increase $151
soo legal tenders e9,s17 800 increase 1881. 7o0
specie $500, increase 81 6TS 200, reserve
$50 140. 700. increase $5059 900; required
$500. .269.01o increase S2,270, 125; surplus S2S,
Sl4,625, increase S2,TS9,I75; ex United States
deposits 500. 314. 200, increase 81 799, $50. The
percentage of actual of the clearing house
banks today was 27.11.
The statement of banks and trust companies
ing house shows Loans 81. la. ia, 100, increase
$G14 600; specie $129, $50 500, increase 1924 9o0
legal tenders s21 6s 400 decrease s24, 800; total
deposits 81 go 239 800. increase 50. 100 TOO
The Financier Will say: ..The total of the
clearing house banks of the city of New York
for the week ending June % showed rather un-
expected changes. Preliminary estimates were
that the banks had gained several million dollars
in cash. bur the statement of actual conditions
revealed very slight increase, amounting to
less than oue-fourth of S1,000000 The I'M
portant feature of the statement. taking the re-
port of actual conditions basis, ex-
pansion of Sl4644,100 IN loans and CORE
spending increase of $14 $685. 500 in deposits. The
loan increase certainly could not be traced to
stock exchange activity, since the market during
the whole week was practically at standstill.
The statement, based on averages showed gain
or less than $1,000. 900 in loans and gain of
the same amount in cash, while deposits. figured
on the average system. SO 000, 600. The
greater New York not reporting to the New York
clearing house indicated operations similar to
those of the clearing house banks, loans having
expanded $6.750,000, while deposits rose $3.50,
OOo. The banks, however still report good
serve above the % per cent minimum the sur
plus according to the actual conditions reported
on Saturday having been S25. 142. $50, while fig
SOS, S74 .625,'
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OIL STOCKS

Business continued quiet on the oil sessions
Yesterday, with few changes. Silver Tip was
higher at So and New Pennsylvania at S1.05,
buyer 80. Maricopa So advanced to SIS. Palmer
was unchanged at $137l2.
Kern River ex dividend of 1oc yesterday.
The dividend will be paid July l.
News from Fresno under date OF June % says:
Three big wells In yesterday in the Sun
set-Midway, district of Kern county.
The Pacific Midway. in the southwest quarter
of section 81. 1928 San Bernardino base and
meridian. fgr out the Maricopa' fat, went
into the second oil sand with good showing
for large production early in the day. At 10
all restraint and the well broke loose at the
rate of 10000 $4,000 barrels per day. The
hole Is over 1.600 feet down and had been for
some days in the first oil sand. The amount of
gas about the well was so great last night that
the precise amount it doing could not be
determined with any certainty. The property Is
east of the Lakeview and is controlled by an
Oakland syndicate of which r. G. Harding is
president.
I'm the north Midway field the Hale Mcleod
well. adjoining the st. Lawrence property, on
section ). -23. in at noon yesterday, the
oil shooting the derrick. Late advtces are
to the effect that the well is doing 5000
10000 barrels a day. The hole is down over
2,200 feet A gusher had been expected and
owing to advance preparations the oil is being
handled we'll.
The Consolidated Midway. down 400 feet,
in section 80. 1928, which has been in the sand
for some time. and has been attracting consid-
cradle attention. in yesterday and mes
sages received in Bakersfield last night reported
that it is big gusher. This well is also on
the Maricopa fiat. but not far out the
ticipsted and preparations made to handle a
large of oil.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provi.ion.


CHICAGO. June 2J.-Damage TO spring wheat
in the northwest was today decided irreparable
for at least quarter of the crop. An expert
for one OF the leading firms here made the as
sertion in telegram from HillsbOrO, y. D.
Pessimistic reports from investigators for other
prominent houses joined in causing unusually
active buying for a Saturday session.
In consequence the close was strong at prac-
tcaliy the top prices of the day. with net gains
of Ac to-14c
The windup for corn showed an advance of
14c TO lie and in oats shade TO 1sc- Pro
visions finished unchanged to &c higher. Unlike
the injury to winter wheat in Kansas, the de
teriorat tion northwest alleged TO be OF a
character from which in the nature OF things
recovery to large extent not merely i'm
probable. but impossible. Purchases by one
An authority at Duluth went record with an
opinion that the estimated % per cent irrepa
rable damage in the Dakotas and Minnesota would
unqueStionably be added To by any continuatiO
of hot dry weather Reports of rain led to
weakness at several stages during the day. espe
eially at the start but did not count perma-
nently. as against idea that the total pre-
cipitation for the week had not covered more
than-a fourth Of the spring wheat. acreage this
side Of the Canadian line. September ranged
between 9IAc and 9ss4c. closing sc TO 14c up
at 9S&c to 9S%c.
September corn varied from 601sc to 61Ec
and closed at Nc net gain at Sic. The cash
market was steady. No. yellow closed at
61L 961%c.
September oats 1uctuated from 3ss4c to 1880
and in the end were "A shade higher at 391.9
1850. held back by profit taking.
Fairly liberal shipments OF lard. the grain
strength and scarcity of speculative offerings
made hog products hrm. The net advance, how
ever. was Insignificant
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EASE IN MONEY
RATE EXPECTED

NEW YORK. June 25.-The
weekend in the stock market
brought little disposition on the
part of operators TO enter on new
commitments. Not only the i'm
mediate uncertainty of the wealth
er conditions over Sunday in the
spring wheat states of the north
west, but the probable recurrence
OF doubts over the crops during
July, had their effect in quieting
speculative activity.
Yesterdays active selling left
a residue Of uncovered shorts
among the traders. who bought
moderately to cover. thus apply
ing a sustaining influence on
prices.
The easy tone of the wheat
market and the reports of rains
and cooler weather in the north
western states had their part in
inducing this covering move
ment. So, also. had the prospect
that congress was about to end
its Session. Net changes in prices
were small at the end of the day.
Hardness of money rates is
considered not improbable in con-
nection with the July settle
ments, which involve the distribu-
ton of record amounts for divi-
dends and interest. 1t is pointed
out also that the estimated
$4,000, 600 for the corporation tax
and payable to avoid penalty
July /, remains entirely to be met,
thus constituting requirement
on next weeks money market.
The renewed pressure on stocks
before the close was due partly
TO next weeks money prospect.
Confidence remains unimpaired
that d season of great ease of
money is to follow. Interest was
shown in news report of a
movement among Kansas bankers
10 discourage credit extension
for automobile purchases as a
part of the correction of the
credit position now in progress.
Similar reports from other
states, and emphasized by promi-
nent bankers in public addresses.
have given Importance to this
phase of the money market con-
dition.
The bank statement failed to
show the expected gain in cash.
Moreover, an actual loan increase
by the clearing house banks of
$14,644,10O and an expansion in
the loan averages of banks of
s6,714,000 disclosed the. working
demands for credits outside the
dull stock market of the week.
Preparation for the July settle
ments and several important
bond operations which have gone
through during the week must
be looked to for explanation.
Bonds were steady Total
sales (par value), $465,O0o..
United States IS have declined
one-half per cent in the bid price
on call since last week.
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POtatoe~. Onions and VegetabIe<

There good week end market for mise
cellaneOus vegetables yesterday. and prices foa
the leading descriptions stood about the same
during the early trading period the pre-
eeding day. String beans. asparagus and peas
were in limited supply and brought stiff prices
and green corn continued 10 sell rapidly at satis-
factory figures. Tomatoes were in. good request.
with small boxes OF river goods occasionally
bringing a premium. Cucumbers were in in
creased supply and receivers were obliged tn
shade prices to effect clearances- Summer squash
dragged badly and a large surplus had to be
held over. Potatoes and onions were unchanged.
Potstoes-Per box. 40@65e; in sacks. I5@9Oc
per ctl.
Onions-New red. 81. 1.s5G2 per sack; new yel4
low. 50 per ctl.
Vegetsbes-Asparsgus. 1852 per box: to-
matOes. 1JcM 81 - for small and S3M3-5O for
large boxes; green peas Ease per 10, string
beans. 6M9e per Ii; summer squash, 40m5Oc for
small and 6JcMS 81 for large boxes; eggplant 66p
&c per 10; green peppers. 4dSc per n; garlic.
4G5c per 10 for new cabbage 50N66c per ctl:
cucumbeTs. $1M - for small and $1.T5d ? y
for large boxes; caulih0wer. 40d soc per dozen;
turnips. T5c0$1 per sack; carrots T5cdS1 perl
sack; rhubsrb. 60Gi Sjc per box. green corn. $SGy
$40 per sack for bay and $2d2. 20 for Winters, :
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

wheat and Other trains
wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows. In quarters: Russian. 3i1 900 /.
Danubian, 10000; Argentine, so, 900; Indian,
106. 900; Australian, 10000.
The market closed the week quiet and un-
changed.
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.40d1-45: Sonora, 81 .50d
80: Propo and white Australian 81 $50 ]. so:
northern club h@L45; Russian red. 81. 4od
1.42lA; turkey red, S1.41A G1.4Tls; bluestem.
81 50d 155 per ctl.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley--The market continues weak with a
downward tendency. There is a large quantity
Of river barley pressing on the market. which
weakens the situation. Dealers look for still
lower prices during the coming week.
CASH BARLEY
No.r1 feed. 9S%c6S1.0lA: off grades, 90d95c
per ctl; extra choice, $1.02l@; old brewing.
$1.OT u Clio per ctl-
FUTURES
10 a. m Session
December, 81 .o2 bid, LOB asked.
oats-Quotatons are largely nominal, as there
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. June 25.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour firm. winter patents, $4.5O6
4.90: straights. s4.20d4.T5; spring patents
rye 76c Feed or mixing barley 4sa56c;
fair to choice mailing 5S665c. Flax seed. No
southwestern. 81 03; No. 1 northwestern So. IS
Timothy seed, 81 so. Glover. S1I So Mess pork
per Dbl, $23. .621a 023.T5 Lard per 100 ms.
$f2.471a. Short ribs sides loose S13.121a@ IS 80:
short clear sides. boxed S146l425
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were EQUAL
to 49, 600 bushels Primary receipts were 453 900
bushels. compared with 21SOOO bushels the cor
responding day year ago Estimated receipts
Monday: Wheat. II cars: corn, 100 cars; oats
1oS cars: hogs. 27.oOO head
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New York MONEY Market

NEW YORK, June 25.-Money on call, nomi-
nal.
Time loans, dull and little stronger; so days,
3d3k per cent; 80 days, 3A @31s; months,
4Hd4a.
Prime mercantile paper, Az d51a per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.s43o64. $40 for 60 day
bills and at S4.S620 for demand.
Commercial bills. 81. S3h @4S4.
Bar silver, $3.50.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
steady.
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Treasury Statement
MlcnrN

WASHINGTON. June 25.--The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
was follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin, 1851. .Is9 500; silver
dollars. $4S7. 7.612.0 000 silver dollars of $780,
S56Sl 900; silver certificates outstanding $4S7.-
672. 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen.
eral fund, $4.4s1 ,271; current liabilities, Se7,-
o99,GD5; working balance in treasury Offices,
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers
about the same.
Cotton market slightly higher.
Local stocks continue quiet.
Bank clearings gain 2c.3 per cent.
Wheat and oats unchanged. Bar
ley weaker.
Rolled barley lower. Hay weak.
Sultana raisins reported cleaned
up.
Eggs and dairy produce dull.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Vegetables In good demand.
Fresh fruit market active.
Poultry market quiet.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
as follows:
Beef-s9s4e per lb for steers. 7@7lsc for
veal-eG10c for large and io@11c FOR small.
per pound
Lamb-10h61f15c for spring
Dressed Pork (per lbl-1361311c for lirht
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No fat steers. over 300 lbs. alive sc per
ID; under 900 lbs, 4a.c; second quality 415M
4%c: third quality. 3N@4Ae.
No cows and heifers. &c: second quality. 81
desirable cows ~ 03c.
Fat bulls ana stags. 2A@2sse; half fat or
thin bulls, III Q2c.
Calves-Light weight, per lb 5X 66c: me-
dium. 81 651sc; heavy, 404Ac.
Unshorn sheep (per lb)-Wethers. No. I. 5%c:
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
-Speciol Dispotch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA. June 2j.--The week closed With
prices unchanged in the local egg market Local
dealers quoting 25c spot cash per dozen for
choice and 22c for seconds. The supply is drops
ping on, owing 10 the warm weather and the
lateness of the Some shipping has been
done during the week to summer resorts and
mountain districts.
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LOCAL MARKETS
receipt. of produce june :3
Flour. or SKIS.
Provisions

Cottolene-0ne half Dbl. 12%c: half bbls
12%c; tierce, 12lac; tierces. 12ssc; tierces.
12Hc.
quotes as follows: Hams. 201h h621tac; picnic
hams. 15c; California hams, 2O@20l3c: extra
fancy bacon, 291ac fancy bacon. TO lbs. 2Sc; ;
2615c, light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs. 23 &c; 10
to II lbs. p l3e medium bacon. 201sc; light
medium bacon, 2011c.
Lard-Tierces 15Isc; SOS. 15s.c: los. 1eKc;
Ss 1855: IS. 1615e; compound lard, tierces.
ll1zc; oOs. 11%c; los. 12Ac: Js 12%c; 3s
12lac; yellow cooking oil. Tie per gal; white
cooking oil. re per gal: salad oil. T6c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government are 81 per Dbl
higher. Extra family beef SIT per bbl; fam
ily beef. $3.50 per Dbl; extra mess beef. SIG. SO
per Dbl; smoked beef, 211ac per lb.
Pork-Extrs prime, in barrels $50: clear S34.
mess, S32; pig pork. $50: pigs feet IS 75 for
half bbls. 81 40 for % ID kegs 81 So for kits
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Nnrfhern Rusine..

PORTLAND, June 25.-Clearings. 81 ,423, ,416;
balances $2s4. 500.
TACOMA. June 25.-clearings. ss14,25a bal
ances, S5S, ,097.
SEATTLE June 25.-clearings, s1,4s5 1888;
balances. $179, 753
SPOKANE. June 25.-clearings, sess, ,e44; bal
ances $50, ,546.
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OF PRODUCE
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. June 25.-Flour-Firm with a
quiet trade Spring patents S5G5.50; winter
stra lights. 81 30@4. 40: winter patents. $4 500 ):
spring clears, 81. 15d 4.40: winter extras. No. /.
S3.75d3.90; winter extras No. - s.. 3003. 90:
Kansas straights. $4.65d4s5. Receipts, 81, ,7s2
barrels: shipments s. 495 barrels
Wheat-Nervous. declining reports of rain
in Dskotas and scattered showers elsewhere adj
yauced sharply on-predictions of fair-weather
over Sunday. but lost part of the gain under
realising and closed at Ltc net. advance. July
closed $1.05Ts. September closed s1.04Ss and De
cenber closed S1.o514. shipments, 21,376
bushels
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Is very little business passing Red. $1.159
1.2I1a; black, nominal: gray. nominal; white,
$.4213@1,4 ,4T15 per etl- for fair TO No. 1.
Corn-Westem states yellow. in bulk. San
Francisco track, $1.5Sd1.55; white. 81. 55d 1-oI;
mixed, $f-51@1.53; sacked prices. 712e higher;
white Egyptian, $1-5091.55; brown do, $1.S0G
1.40 per ctl-
Rye-Nominal at s1,55@1.75. per -ctl.
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Rink Diridend.

The 1talian-American bank of San Francisco
has declared semiannual dividend at the rate
of per cent per annun all deposits, pay
able July l. The directors have decided to open
branch of this bank in Portland, Ore.
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Northern Whent Market

TACOMA. June 25.--Wheat-Export: Blue
stem. s5c; club, Sic: red Russian. 79c. Milling
Bluestem. SIC: club. Soc, Receipts: Wheat.
cars: barley. / car.
SEATTLE. June 25.-Wbest-Millng: Blue
stem, S5c: forty fold S3c; club see: fife see:
red Russian. soc. Export: BIuestem. see: forty
fold SOC: club. roc; fife, I9c; red Russian, TTe
Yesterdays car receipts: Wheat 6 cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. June 25.-Whsat-Track prices
Club. .7sd roc: blestem. S26S3c: red Russian
f6GI7e; turkey red. 7sG79c; valley, s0GS1c.
Car receipts: Wheat, cars; barley, cars,
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Local Stocks Continue Inactive
Reported Deal in Nevada Hills

$l7, 705. .070: in bank to credit of treasurer of
the United States, $40 653, $50; subsidiary silver
coin, SIG. .359,3 80; minor coin $1O37, ,271; total
balance In general fund, $Sl, ,959, 4S7.
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LONDON. June 25.-Bulion amounting to f31.
300 was taken into the Bank of England today,
and f15o000 withdrawn for shipment TO
South Africa.
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SALES
Los Angeles Oil Exchange
TSceciol Di,potch TO The CdlI1

LOS ANGELES. June 25.-Trading on the oil
exchange today was in keeping with the dullness
that has characterized the entire week.
Associated oil was the heaviest trader of the
higher priced stocks. The price was steady at
S4I.75.
were down low SO bid and offered at $3.50.
California Midway sold at ssh a 5S%c.
Oleum was quoted at &c and Central oil at
50 20
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PortIand Butter Market

PORTLAND. June 25.-Butter-City and couns
try creamery extras. &c; fancy, 2Sg29cs storea
20g21c.
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. June 25.-CIose: Wheat
July $1.oe%; September. $1.03ss: December
s1.011s- Cash-No. 1 hard. S1.1S13; No. 1
northern, S1.11@1-1S; No >, $1.O9@112; No. 3
northern S1.076l1.O 90.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 10 y a $751; ac.
Uats-No. 3 white 3Sls a 40Le
Rye-No. .. T2dT4c
Flax-Closed- at $2.13.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON. June 25.-The market opened frac-
tionslly of, but so quietly that nothing but
fractional lots were transferred during the first
80 minutes. The tone continued irregular the
remainoer OF the Gay. hay consolidated win
small then and will not be in the market until
April Chino will not begin production for a
year, and il will not come into market before
January 1. 1912.
The following list is furnished by E. f. Hut
& RI alf
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Rank CleariurS
Loans, Exchange and Silver

Local bank clearings last week were sal .S04.
172, against $34, 191 .292 for the week last
year, an increase Of S7,612. $50, 223 per cent.
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Grain Quiet With Barley Lower
Eggs and Dairy Produce Dull

eves SIC Shorn sheep (per lb)-15 q %e less.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs. go
6Ac th;,- 1oo
40 140 lbs 969Ac: 40 to go lbs. 0Ac; zoo To
$50 lbs, S&t acc; common, undesirable hogs,