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CLOSING PRICES
LOWEST OF DAY


NEW YORK. May 31.-The vol
ume of dealings in the stock mar
ket expanded again today on a
descending range Of prices. The
decline became precipitate when
1t was announced that the depart
ment of justice was to apply for
an injunction to restrain the pro-
? posed increase in freight rates by
western railroads, which was to
go into effect tomorrow. Prices
had sagged from the outset, but
on much less active market
than after this news became
known.
The topic was under consid-
GRAFTON, however. by reason of
the request made by western ship
pers in Washington yesterday for
this action by the government,
and the resolution on the subject
introduced into the senate today.
Prices closed at about the low
est OF the day. A retrospect of
the market for May shows the
prospect of increased rates by the
part in the comprehensive advance
in prices. The week after notices
had been filed with the interstate
commerce commission of the in
tended increase, prices started
upward from the low levels of
the year.
1t was at the same time that
the reports were circulated of the
sale Of the American railroad
bonds in Paris to the extent of
s1O0,OO0.O0O to $15O,000,0O0.
The information in circulation
on the western and southern
banking position is contradictory
as to the reduction of loans on
grain. cotton and land purchases.
Reports that some OF the country
banks are .u the market for COM
mercial paE,r al Chicago are con-
trasted with assertions that trust
companies la Chicago have to
meet very heavy demands for
credits from interior banks.
The dependence of the railroads
for increased freight charges to
Keep up earnings mas Deen mucn
emphasized in connection with the
public agitation against these in
creases, and great stress has been
laid on the large increases in op-
Grating cost from the high costs
of material and advances in
wages The intended increase in
rates at all events was made the
instrument for lifting prices of
stocks and the occasion for an
extensive speculation for the rise.
The resale of these accumulations
came as a natural consequence.
Bonds were easy. Total sales,
par value, s2,102,00
United States bonds were un-
changed.
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STOCK MARKET

Trading in local securities was very light yes
terday, the only activity being in Associated oil
at S53JO cash and $54.25 buyer 60. and In Pa
cifc coast boraX at S154. The following stocks
were eX dividend: Hawaiian commercial and
sugar, T5c; Hutchinson sugar plantation COM
pany, 15c; Onomea sugar company, Soc Paauhau
sugar plantation company, 20c; Pacific coast
borax. 81.
California wine association was weaker at
$3.50. This association has decided to issue
81 500. 900 of preferred stock stock holders hav-
ing the right to subscribe for 80 shares FOR
every 100 held by them. This preferred stock
viii pay per cent.
Mining shares both Comstocks and southern
Nevadas, were quiet, and the only change OF note
a sleclne in Florence from 81 30 to S22242
The Round Mountain mining company has de
clared a regular quarterly dividend of 4 cents
per share. amounting to S34 $50, payable June 70.
The Giant powder company consolidated has
declared a regular monthly dividend OF 80 cents
per share, payable June 10.
The Metropolitan meat company of San Fran
cisco has levied an assessment of 81 per share,
delinquent June 20.
The Midland warehouse company of San Fran
cisco has levied an assessment of 81 per share,
delinquent June 90.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch TO The Call

PEFALUMA, May 31.-There was an advance
of 212c today over Saturdays quotations in this
city. Dealers In poultry and eggs observed Me
mortal day yesterday. The Petaluma egg ex-
change paid 26c for first grade today. lndepen-
dent dealers and spectators paid 24c and 20c for
first and second grades.
SANTA CRUZ, May 31.-Eggs remain at the
same quotations. Merchants pay the poultry
men pc and sell at 25c. Summer demands are
now increasing and raise is looked for shortly.
In the meantime the leading poultrymen are
shipping San Francisco, where they realize a
little better price. From Capitola and from
WatsOnville shipments are good. The local mar
ket is supplied by the small dealers, who sell TO
local merchants.
SANTA ROSA. May 31.-The local egg market.
on receipt of advces of the days transactions at
the San Francisco dairy produce exchange.
showed drop from &c per dozen. the price Of
Saturday, to Zoe spot cash for choice eggs, with
21c for seconds
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AHCNETT AN
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Flour and FarinaceOus Goods

reported.
Flour-California family extras. S5.SOd6,20 net
without discount: bakers extras, S5.S0M6 20; su-
perfne S4.6O@490: Oregon and Washington. per
bbl S5G5.5O for family, bakers and patents, and
e4.2564.50 for cut OF; Kansas patents, S8.5OM
O. 70; do straights, S6.30G6.55; Dakota patents,
ST.25; do straights. 81; do clear. $3.50 per bbl
Farinaeeous GOOdS-Priees in 100 10 sacks. net
cash. no discount. are follows: Graham dOur,
50 so per 100 lbs; rye -four. $500; rye meal.
So. 10; rice -four. $6; corn meal $40; extra
cream do 50; cat meal. $3.50; cat groats. 81;
farina SO. 40; hOminy. 81. so; buckwheat hour,
IS. so; whole wheat -four $3.50; rolled oats, bbls.
$6d6.5O; do in sacks. S3.S0@ so; extra cream
do So so in sacks aud 81 in bbls; rolled wheat.
bbls $4.60 in sacks S310@4.5O; pearl barley,
s420; split peas. boxes, So for yellow and 81 for
green per 100 lbs
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Wheat and Other Grains

s'nca anu OtneF tEfaInS
Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows, In quarters: Russian 46O. 600;
DanuDlan, 200; Argentine, 10000: Indian
9s, 900; Australian, SO 3,00O
Cnlcago opened lower after the holidays at
loss of 1&c This market was also lower for
the cash grain
CASH WHEAT
California club $1.456l1.5O; Sonora 81 6Om
;62ls; northern club Sl.47la 1.5O: Russian red.
81 43@1:4I 1a turkey red, 81 .47L al 52M; blue.
stem, sl.56A @1.61H. .
No quotations
Barley.Ocesn freights continue quiet at 33s
Sd, usual European options. The chartered grain
tonnage in port is 1891 against g. $50 tons on
the same date last year: disengaged & 25o
tons. against 25.912; on the way to this port
200, IA tons, against IS2 045
quotations are more or less vague and nm
determined at the moment Thus choice snot feed
II reported scarce and very steady at S1.11L At
! I ne q rs same time ordinary No. ] can be had at
sl;gs& while feed TO arrive is quoted at $1.05.
futures declined &c on the day.
CASH BARLEY
no iced, $lOl y Clio; off grades, 81 1.02la "a
90 per ctl; extra choice $1.14k; brewing,
i; dz12 q 10; shipping lots, $1121a Oils; chew
FUTURES
10 a. M. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
Deceniper ..-.. :.-. -$1,06E $1.061s $LO5 $1.05
noo p. m. Session
december ...-'....... .$103 bid, $1.03ss asked
oats-Prices show some minor variations Tie
market continues quiet
Red. SL271a @I371b: black. nominal. gray
Sl.4I = q l521a white, $1.47la @1.521s per ctl
for fair to No. l.
Corn-The market is lower
western states yellow, in bulk, San Francisco
mipad sisaz az g white, 81 16o;
white Egyptian, s1.47 ~ a. .521a brown do, 81 80
@1.40 per ctl 49,
Rye-NOminal at si.7o@1.75 per ctl.
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Poultry and Game

Two cars Of western poultry, consisting wholly
fair inquiry at satisfactory prices. Arrivals OF
domestic stock were moderate. but sufficient. and
the market was weak for everything except large
young chickens.
Poultry (per dOzen)-Hens, S5.5Od6 for sma4.
S6.5OG75O for large and SSd10 for extra young
ROSTERS, $SQ11: old rOOsterS, $4,000; tryerS,
S76T.5O: brollers. $4d450 for large. $3. 3.25Q Q3.50
for medium and S2.50G3 for small; ducks, NOM
inal; pigeons, $1.75G2; squads, S2.J0q3; geese
nominal.
Game (per dozen)--NOminal.
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Reans and seeds

The bean market continues steady to frm,
with colored meeting with fair local and ship
ping demand. Prices remain unchanged
Beans (per ctD-BayOs, $6.T5; small white.
s.. $4.40Q4.50; large white. $3.75d4; pink, So 15d
6.35; red. S616.50; blackeye. $5.40G $50; lima.
$435Q4.4O red kidneys, S5.5O65.7O; cranberry
beans "a. 6OG 70; garvanzas, 81. 2.25Q3.25s horse
beans, nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4c: yellow mustard.
-; daxseed, 5G515cs canary, Sac; alfalfa. l6
a tic; rape, 163ac; timothy. 90 06c. hemp,
SA@31ac millet, 2skc per ID.
Dried Peas-Green, $3.65QS.T5 per ctI
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. May 31.-Cash quotations were as
follows: F1our-Unsettled lower to sell. No. .
rye, 75G76c. Feed mixing barley, 45@50c;
fair to choice mailing, 57@64c. Flax seed No.
Timothy seed. s495 Glover, s11.25 Mess pork
per bbl.. S22.50@22.75. Lard per 100 lbs
$12.30. Short ribs. sides Qoose) S12. 62i5 a
ESTE. Short clear sides (boxedl. $13. 80
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 100000 bushels. Primary receipts were
the corresponding day year ago. The visible
supply of wheat in the United States decreased
1897 900 bushels for the week. The amount of
breadstun ocean passage decreased 1897 900
bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, "a cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, 260 cars;
hogs, 2s,0 900 head.
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Treasury sfatemenf

WASHINGTON. May 3I.-The condition of the
as follows ~
Trust funds-Gold coin. $3.50, soS. 1863; silver
8 dollars; "a SAss, ,Sli ,oO0; silver dollars Of 1890
S3.T1l 900; silver certificates outstanding s4s9.
BY 600. F'
General fund-Standard silver dollars in ren
erai iunu. Sz,3Vo,l56: current liabilities Sl00 :
l59,5l3 working balance in treasury Offices
$1s,294, lis; in banks to credit of treasurer of
coin, S21. 294 29O: minor coin 81 236 p56. Total
balance in general fund, $50, 433 4s0
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, May 31.-Wheat: Milling Blue
STEM S1c club 7Sc: red Russian, Tic
SEATTLE. May 31.-Wheat: Milling quota
tions- -Bluestem. sSc; forty fold, SIC; club. SEC
fife, S6c red Russian, S3c. Export-Bluestem.
Soc: forty-fold, Sac; club, S3e fife, s3c; red
Russian. soc.
Yesterdays receipts: Wheat, 6 cars; oats. 3
cars; barley, cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, May 31.--Wheat: Track prices
Club. 81 @S2c; buestem S50S6c: red Russian,
7961Soc; turkey red S1MS2e; valley. S4iS5c.
Receipts: Wheat, 10 cars; barley, cars
oats, cars.
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Rutter. Cheese and Eugs

The high prices established for butter and
eggs at the close of last week checked the
demand, and receipts over the holidays were
heavy, the market fell OF its own weight yester-
day. Sellers of butter outnumbered buyers on
the dairy exchange and business under the call
sent prices down, extras being &c lower on sales
at 2Tc a pound. while hrsts dropped &c TO a
quotation Of 26i5e. In the egg department
extras lost 2Ac, being quoted at 26c a dozen.
There were eggs sold under the call on
change. The new quotation was asked and 25c
was the highest bid. Cheese was steady to firm
at unchanged prices, despite heavy arrivals over
the holidays
Trading on the exchange was confined to
cases of extras at 2Sc, 20 at 271sc and 60 at 27e
pound.
Receipts for 3 days were 1T2, 500 pounds of
of eggs.
The following are the official quotations es-
tablished the floor of the dairy exchange.
Prices in the street while governed by the
exchange quota tions, generally range from 115c
10 &c higher, owing to the various changes TO
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock GROW
ers' Journal:
The local horse market was featureless during
the week. sales being confined TO private sales
Prices paid in all instances were fully up to our
quotations Several of our big drayage firms
have their buyers stlIl hunt throughout the
farming districts trying to pick up desirable
truck horses. Prices offered In every instance
while in excess Of quotations, quality con-
sidered. not sufficiently attractive TO tempt
those who have high class horses 10 part with
them. These buyers generally balk at auction
sales, preferring to take chance from first
hand
1t looks now as If the season for dispOsing OF
aged and plug horses has passed. Farmers in
need of team power will have sufficient to har-
vest with this year. They may have 10 face a
hard problem next fall when they try to re-
plensh their team power for the fall plowlng
From all accounts the supply Of horses Of all
grades Is badly depleted. both on the coast
and in the east. Canada is also reported TO be
short on horses.
Advces to hand inform that veterinarians
are engaged testing the 100 mules collected in
the San Joaquin district for Fiji account. These
mules are said to be costing higher than cur
quota tions call for, but being a special order
and type, the whole of the United States is said
TO be combed to the shipment, hence price
VI no nh Loot
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. May 3l.-Clearings, $1,673, 746;
balances. SIS, 512.
TACOMA. May 31.-Clearings $949, 31S; bal
ances, $122. 300
SEATTLE. May S1-Clearings. 81. .767 ,sSs; bal
anees. Sl90 356
SPOKANE. May S1.-clearings, s1,s45, 49s; bal
ances, S22l. 200
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ieceipts of Produce for 8 Days

Packers and wholesalers report the market
very active and say they doing lots
of business" Prices are steady and unchanged
Cottolene-0ne half Dbl. 13c; 2 half bbls,
125sc; tierce, 12a4c; tierces, 12%e; tierces
12ac.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows; Hams. 191s 6205zc: picnic
hams 14l5c; California hams .1S1s @l915e; ex-
ira fancy bacon, 2Shc; fancy bacon to lbs
26c; to 10 lbs. 25ac; 10 to 12 lbs, 251ac; sugar
cured. 25c; light dry salt bacon, TO 10 lbs
2O1ac; 10 to II lbs, 21lac; medium bacon. poe
light medium bacon, 20c.
Lard-Tierces 1512e, SOS 1574c. los 16l4e rs
1880, IS 1612c: compound Lard. tierces 115sc sos
l1a4c. los 12Ac. rs 123sc. IS 1215c: yellow cook
ing oil, 7012c per gal; white cooking OIL re per
gal; salad oil, T5c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots in
spected by the government. are 81 per bbT high
er. Extra family beef SIT per bbl: family beef
Sl65O per bbl: extra mess beef sic 80 Der bhI:
smoked beef, 81 12c per ID.
Pork Extra prime. In barrels. s32: clear Ss4 !:
mess. S52 pig pork. 1885, pigs feet S515 for
half bbls $40 for D lb kegs and S135 for kits
Meat Market
7 ri a
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New York Grain uarl..t

NEW 1OKk. May 31---Flour-Ea with a
small trade Receipts IL 444 barrels
Rye hour-Steady.
Wheat-Spot, easy; No. red 81 04 nominal
g. !; l.; No ] northern. $1.1O1a nominal +. o. b.
opuons-Weak early on cables rallying on COW
ering py shorts and reports of a better cash de-
mand anu need of moisture in the northwest,
but again declined under renewed selling infiu-
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Grain Market Continues to Sag
NewCrOpPrunes RisetO4Cents

I5c4S1: new green. 5OG65c for small and s0eg
$1.15 for large boxes
Peaches-JOc@ $1.25- per box.
Plums-G0M75c per box
Apricots-Royals. S1d1.25 per crate and 60Gt
Soc per box; other varieties, 40075c per box or
CantaIoupe -5oc@$1 for small and S1.T5as
for large crates.
G3 FOR fancy, s2Q2.50 for choice aud Sl-25et
1.75 for standard: tangerines. Sl219l.19 per
3.T56I4 for fancy $213 for choice and $12JG
1.I5 for standard; lines. S6-50GI.
Tropical Fruits = Bananas. 15c9$L2S per
bunch for Hawaiian and So 50Q3 for Central
AmerlcanS pineapples. S2.0O@S-5O per dOzen
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
Local handlers report dried fruits going steal
lily outward and stocks cleaning up well. Apples
are higher and future aprtcOts are also al
vanced. New crop prunes held at the quo
tations below. with not much business passing.
but old prunes are selling WELL Raisins are
quiet.
Mall adviees from New York say OF prunes:
Exporters are showing a considerable amount
Of interest in future California pruneS, and ac-
terday paying higher prices 1t is reported
that some sales were made at the end or last
week for export to Germany on 35sc I. o. o.
bag basis, with half a cent premium 40s,
which Is an eighth Of cent above the Dasia
the coast said to be getting into small
compass and representatives OF packers assert
that the market. win be bare by the time ths
Fruits-EvapOrsted apples. 61sGsc; spricots.
future delivery, S11 11Oc; peaches O(909a03 DO
1910 crop, future delivery, 5Q6c: prunes. 39l
SIC. with 1zc premium for sos and lie premiuu1
for 4Os; new crop, 8& 94c; hgs. Sst g4cs pears
5@10e.
RaiSinS-LayerS. clusters-6 crown, $3.50; ,
crown, s. To- crown. 81. 25: seeded. 4G5c: orr
binary J. ers 8 crown. $1.25; . crown 9Ocs
seedless suItanas. 1aG4c; ThOmpsOn's seedlesst
3A Q315e for unbleached and AQ61ac for
31ae; crown, Sc; seedless. 242Ac.
Nuts-AlmOnds. nOnpareils. 1415G15c5 IXLs
14614hc; ne plus ultra t3613l6c; Drake, 1015
ale; languedocs, 1O91O15c; hardshell. 8t91c3
walnuts 13c per 10 for No softShellss S12c foe
No. do, pecans, 141a a 16cS peanuts, 43A 10cs
pine nuts 1Sd2Oc per ID.
HOney-NOmnal.
Beeswax-2T15 @sOc per ID for light and 23@
26c for dark.
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Foreign Futures
Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK, May 31.-The visible supply of
gram saturday, May 2s as compiled by the
New York produce exchange was as follows:
Corn, $o. 400 600 bushels; decrease 1851 900.
Oats, Oats o 6,SoS e ;ooo bushels decrease. 5llOoo.
rye; ols,o0o bushels; decrease $4,000.
Canadian an wheat 6,35s.0oo bushels; decrease,
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SU MMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and cotton
break badly.
Copper stocks lower.
Local stock market quiet.
Shipment of specie to HOngkong.
Bank clearings gain 22.6 per cent
this year.
Wheat and barley lower again.
Corn lower and oats quiet.
Hay continues dull. Beans un-
changed.
Dried apples and apricOts higher.
Prunes advanced to 4c for new
crop.
Wool neglected. Hides weak.
Hops quiet.
Prices named for 1910 canned
fruits.
Provision market reported active.
Dressed beef weaker. Mutton and
pork unchanged
Butter and eggs declined.
Vegetables and fruits show effects
of heat.
Fourteen ears of oranges in.
Poultry in fair demand.
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San Francisco Bank Clearings

Local bank clearngs in May were SIS. GAS. 200.
against $149. 500. .255 for May. 1909. increase
of SO. 743.945, or 21.2 per cent. The clearings
for the first five months of the year were S931,-
4S7.370, against $759.51S.654 for the same time
last year, increase of $172 ,96S,I16, or 22.6
per cent.
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SALES
Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Especial Diseaich 10 The C.,el

Los ANGELES. May 31.-Business on the oil
stock exchange was encouraging today.
california Midway was the chief trader. This
day buyer and closed at 57@5sc.
Cleveland oil was traded In extensively, the
stock selling down to 37Jhc.
0leum active on rumors Of p strike on
nearby property. The stock sold up to 95sc on a
30 day buyer.
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OIL STOCKS

The oil stocks were quiet yesterday. but there
were numerous variations. Palmer was allowed
to decline TO S1.4212. but closed steadier at
$l.4' " Firm stocks were Bay City al 81 40 bid,
Fulton at S1.35 bid, De Luxe at 50 and Turner
at 81 Weaker stocks were W. X. at 1878 and
Claremont at ST So
Kern oil was ex dividend of 10 cents Yesterday
and Section % dividend of 25 cents on the
21st.
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New YORK Money N,rI-.,

NEW YORK, May 31.-Money on can. firm AZ
3M3ia per cent; ruling rate, 81 per cent. clos
Time loans, duh and steady; 60 days 3IsG3a,
per cent: 30 days, SO al per cent: six months
4M4L per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. a.. u5H per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady with actual business
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPoLlS, May 31.-Wheat-May
s1.ol u: July. S1.02: September, e1%e. Cash
No. 1 hard. S1.O6; No. / northern, $1.03M1 l. .05;
No. 2, $l.0l611. .03: No. 3. 9ScdS1.01.
Corn-No. 8 yellow, 52654c.
0ats-No. white. $40. @35$sc.
Rye-No. ., 66G169c
Flax-Closed $2.11.
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Duluth Flax

DULUTH. Mimi, May 31.-Flax-On track.
So % nominal in store 81. 10; to arrive. $2.10;
May. S2.25 asked; July. 81 10 asked September,
81 u bid: October ST. IS bid.
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Trading on Local Stock Boards
Continues Quiet and FeatureIess

in bankers bills at $4s425 "a. s435 for 90 day
bills and at $4.S735 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.s3a4 @4S4A.
Bar silver, 5315c.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds,
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Portland Butter Market

PORTLAND, May 31.-Butter-City and coun-
try creamery extras, 29c; fancy, 2SG29c; store,
20Q21c.
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GRAIN MARKET
Death in the Groin Tad.

James Paul Findlay, well known in the local
grain trade died on Sunday of complication of
olsorders- he was connected with Somers & Co.
and was highly esteemed by the whole grain
trade.
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London Closing Stocks

Money-3Ja al per cent
The rate of discount in the open market Tor
short bills is SO d39s per cent and for three
months bills 3$s per cent.
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enced by the weakness in stocks and cotton.
closing l. Ac lower. July closed at 81: Septem-
Der: $3.50; receipts 12S, 100 bushels; shipments,
5000
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston CONNER stocks

BUSION, May 3l.-Ihe market was absolutely
dead until 1 p. NJ. There an absence of
buying well selling orders, the market
awaiting the action of the New York list Dur
ing the last two hours activity was notice
able on the down side. There was no news over
the holidays TO affect prices one way or the
other. The market is simply in a waiting atti-
tude and viii doubtlessly follow the lead Of
New York
Other departments Of the market are intensely
dull and devoid Of any feature
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STOCKS DROP And
MARKET EXPANDS
Government Action Against IN
creased Freight Rates Causes
Decline in Prices
Department of Justice viii Ap=
ply for Injunction Against
Western Railroads
New N-orI, stock Lisf

Z. f. Hutton g. CO.. #90 california street
members al the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list uf bond and stock sales
yesterday.
sales STOCKS HrbI Low Bid Az
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RITTER PER POUND

Cheese-CalIfornia fancy flats, 14c per ID.
firm; do frsts. 13I4c. firm; do seconds 12l5e.
firm; fancy Young Americas Ice. steady: do
hrsts 14c steady; New York fancy, 20c, firm;
Wisconsin singles, 19c. firm.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen, cases IN
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Assessment Directo
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, May 31-1o:30 a. m.
p,d Ask Bid. Ask.
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HORSES

Over years old range from SIS to So lower
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close to type. with age. bone conforma-
ton and style, to command extreme quotations.
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~ II-I0TlI NIaTe1 sou
Ne,r York 3onds

Int Aet iiaS -. so
Int Aer Mar 41as Sc
Japan IS . 90ls
DO 4ihs ... g4l5
Kan City SO ist IS 72ll,
/ Sh0r deb As. 1881 93IE
y & \ unified 4s. 9S8s
AZ. X a Tex lst As 97&
DO gen AIS 49,. IS
No Pacific Is. IS
DO cv IS ctfs. ~
n r of Mex 4las. 941
y Y G gen 35as.. 50
Do deb Is 80. 92Ts
( NY, Nh & H cv6s. 1927
Nor ( " Ist cOn4s 9Si[
Do cv Is ...102#
Nor Pecidc As. .I0l5
Do IS . u
10 5 Line rfdg Is. 90
Pa cv BIS. 1918. 95lk
Pa con As .-.I027S
! keaQlng ccn As. az 4
ST i & s + fg 4s. SLY
DO ger y .. S77s
ST T. S W con As. III
I 10 1st gold Is. 80
Seaboard A Il. IS. 73
So Pacific col As. 81
DO cv Is . 997k
De lst ref as. 94k
So Railway IS. .I05i5
DO gen = . 77%
4 Mon Pacific Is. l0is
Do cF 8s .I0t
DO lst a ref Is. 96lk
~ 5 Rubber 81. 1929
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01

Distillers 5s 800. 6sl5IU Steel 2d 5s 10s7s
Erie prior lien As. s2& Va Car Chem 5s. 9S5s
DO gen As ..... IS Wabash 1st 5s... los u
Do cv Is, ser A 76 Do LIST & ext As 69$4
Do cv As, ser 67a, Western Nd As. s49s
Gen Elect cv IS. .l39 Westing Ell ev 5s Ssx
III Cen Ist ref As 913z Wis Central As. 9Oh4
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01
Loans. Exchange and silver

The steamer Tenyo MaFu took out for Hong
kong $4,000 in silver bullion. shipped by the
Wells Fargo Nevada bank, and $134 coo in sill
yer bullion, shipped by the Hongkong and
Shanghai bank.