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Loans. Exchanre and silver
STOCK MARKET

Trading continued light in local securities yes
terday, with hardly any fluctuations Spring
Valley water fours firm at 800 and Cali
fornia wine stock higher at $3.50 Stocks ex
dividend were Northern California power Zoe
and Spring Valley water soc.
In the Comstocks Ophir was quite active and
lower, selling from Ole as Thursdays closing
price down to SOC. and closing at sec. The
other stocks quiet. Gould & Curry levied
an assessment of 10c.
In the southern Nevadas Goldfeld was active
and higher, selling from $9.02B as Thursday IS
7c to $3.721a, but closed lower at S3.6IAa. Ne
vada Hills sold from $1.12h up to $125. Tono-
pah of Nevada was lower, declining from $S.T
to $500
The copper stocks were lower. Nevada Consoli-
dated selling from $19.S7h down to SlS.75, and
The Crescent coal and navigation company has
levied assessment of 81 per share, delinquent
July 80.
The Placer Queen mining company Of Placer
county has levied an assessment of 1c, delin-
quent July %.
A dispatch from New York yesterday said:
News is going around the street that Goldfeld
consolidated will be listed the stock ex-
change"
1t is unoffcially reported from Philadelphia
that the Tonopah- Belmont company has
1852 600 actually in the bank after paying all
bills due and has about $4,000 due from the
smeters and that if precedent counts for any
thing the directors will meet the third Mon
day of the month, they did when the com
pany paid dividends before, TO declare a divi-
deDd This would be on June 20. by which time
the treasury will have enough for at least three
10 cent dividends. There is possibility that
10 cent dividend will be declared, requiring
$225, 900, but IL only 10 cents is paid it is
than likely the rate will be advanced to Is
cents the next quarter. The company earned
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO June 17.-Rumors that the spring
crop is facing the most serious condition since the
black rust puzzled many spectators today Light
showers and promise of more did not greatly
alter the conviction of the majority Fine har-
vest weather in the winter wheat section received
little notice. and neither did the fact that Kan
sas and Nebraska are expected to produce more
than thought possible three months ago The
market closed y @1Ac higher than last night 3
figures Corn finished q a 15c up and oats q al
sc. Last prices for provisions were &c higher to
10c lower.
1t was prevailing view that although general
rains would do great deal to offset present un-
favorable prospects for spring wheat scattered
showers could only help in small way Nervous
shorts covered freely, refusing to go over until
tomorrow with losses. The crowd observed that
two three big houses with private adyices
from the spring wheat states were taking prac-
tically all the offerings. When the northwest
dispatches began to look more alarming the trade
here took to the buying side of the market with
rush. Attempts at profit taking led to several
reactions. but the highest prices of the session
were tcsched in the last Is minutes The close
however. easy. September ranged from
905sc to 92c and closed 1c up at g1ssc JuIv
wheat was said to be working toward a, CARRYING
charge basis in anticipation of the movement of
the new crop and did not keep pace with the
more deferred months.
Offerings were light in speculative way in
the corn pit and also from the Interior Sepfem-
Der fuctuated between 5S14c and 591xe with the
close steady at SOC, net gain Of IA. The cash
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NEVADA

Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
edgf argfnanr nl.o;.. = 3.25Iso Eureka M.4.oo =
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

The onion market continued TO strengthen on
light arrivals and good demand yesterday. reds
selling up to 81 sack and yellow bringing a.
much per Genital Active buying on the river for
shipment to the east is the cause OF the Hghc
arrivals in the local market Potatoes were in
ample supply and merely steady at the old quo
tati0ns. Prices for miscellaneous vegetables
showed little change from the last report As
paragus did little better and string beans con-
tinued 70 ind prompt sale at stin rates. Cucum-
bers were in good request at about previous
prices. Pickle cucumbers from the river were
Onering. but there were no sales reported. Sum
mer squash OK good quality sold well. but much
of the stock in large boxes from the river was
poor and hard to sell Green corn and rhubarb
were in good request and firm as to values.
Green peppers were in Oyersupply and weak, with
large receivers shading the quotations.
PotatOes-Per box, 50@T5e; In sacks. 75e6SI
per ctl.
Onions (per ctD-New . red. sf.7562 per
sack; new yellow, 81 per eth
acknowledgements. SlQL75 per box: to-
matOes. 350JOc per box for MERGED; do river.
$1q2 per box: green peas. S2025O per sack +.
string beans, 6G9c per lb; beans. 6G19c per
Id; summer squash. 50d6jc for small and 81 a
1-50 for large boxes: eggplant. 76Sc per Ib-
green peppers, 56Sc per ID; garlic. 3ls6l4c per
ID for new: cabbage. 5O06Jc per ctI; cucumbers.
$141.25 for small and $2G2.50 for large
boxes; eaulihOwer, 4O@5Oc per dozen; turnips, $50
per sack; carrots, 75ed$1 per sack: rhubarb. S5c
@$1 per box: green corn, $2.5003. 75 per sack
for bay and $2CQ2.j0 for Winters.
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Weekly Trade Review
NEW YORK, June IT.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say:
''Irregularity and relative quiet are still the
ruling features in trade and industry but evi-
dences of improvement in western distribution
are rather sharply in contrast with the reports
Of slow trade recently received. Warmer
weather is the key TO the better crop and trade
reports received this week from the west, north
west and southwest. while COOL moist conditions
along the Atlantic coast, disappearing have
been bar TO the trade and crop developments
in the east
Relatively best reports come from western
cities and towns, while country trade though
better, Is slower to respond, farmers are busy
work hitherto delayed
Short time is evident in nearly all lines of
textile manufactures, cotton goods stll rejecting
arrested demand for goods. The percentage of
idle looms and spindles ranges from 25 inward
snort time Is also witnessed in woolen goods
manufacture. Buyers at wholesale still dispIav
caution and business a whole in textiles Is
characterized as of a peddling nature In nir
prices are weak. Finished lines show effects of
restricted buying based on reports of lowered
costs. Despite reports of lessened Improvement
work and the laying of of men by imporfant
rallroads there are evidences OF moderately good
buying of rolling stock 49,
Business failures in the United Statas for +ha
week ending June 16 were IFS against $50 last
week, 213 in the like week of 1a0Q 25d In zoos
l65 in 1907 and 173 in 1906
Business failures in Canada for the ,rael,
number q. which compares with SO last week
and % in the corresponding week of last wear
Wheat, including four exports from tbe
United States and Canada for the week end
Ing June is aggregate 1882. .507 bushels
against 1,1OO,055 last week and ,0S5 Teo this
week last year. Corn exports for the week
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Leading Nevada Stocks Active
Other Stocks Continue Quiet

arc $685.. against 239.ess last week and
AZ. $50 in 1907
K. G. Duns Weekly Review of Trade to-
coursging, the iron and steel market improves,
ports, and in those three important partic-
There is further Improvement in iron. with
Increased inquiry at the leading producing cen
tiers. More orders have been placed for pig
iron and the tonnage already booked for de-
livery during the second half of the year
is heavy. Existing quotations considered
very low and in consequence there is less dis
position by the consumers to defer purchases.
A large amount of business is announced as
having been placed by the railroads and other
important interests, which strengthens the steel
making division. There is increased demand
for wire products and indications point to a
good seasons business
Merchant pipe manufacturers busy.
The primary dry goods markets still reflect
light trading but agents handling cotton goods
lines are holding prices generally firm. Jobbers
In western markets have been shading prices
at clearance sales to reduce stocks preparatory
10 stock taking, while announcement is made
by large eastern house that the usual semi
annual clearance sales will be omitted because
costs of replacement above current prices.
Printed goods are selling in small lots, but
western adyices state business promises to be
better next month. There is more inquiry for
denims and colored goods.
New orders for fall footwear continue small
and the situation is generally unsatisfactory.
Trade in leather continues dull
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat-The market is stationary as far as
prices are concerned. and business is very quiet
CASH WHEAT
California club. 81 49, M1.45; Sonora $1.55m
160; Propo and white Australian. $1.52h a
1.5T12 northern club, $1.421a @145: Russian
red, S1.40@1. .42h; turkey red $1.40@1.4 Az /;
bluestem, $1.4S& M1.53A per ctl.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-The usual decline came along on time
yesterday. and buyers are not inclined to pay
over 81 for the best feed, though sellers are
holding out for more money.
CASH BARLEY
Old crop-No. 1 feed, 9Tnc6$1. .O21s: of
grades. 9212 G95c per ctl; extra choice, S1OS& {;
old, brewing, $1.07 Y 10 per ctl
FUTURES
10 a. M Session
December-$ .o13t.
p. m. Session
Open. High Low. Close.
December =. 81 .01h 81 .011a $I.O1H 81 OH
0ats-Conditons remain unchanged the mar
ket being quiet.
Red 81. .15@1 .2T1a; black, nominal; gray. NOM
inal; white, s1421s @1.471a per ctl for fair to
Western states yellow, in bulk. San
Francisco track. s1.51@1.52la; white. S1.53@
155; mixed $1.49G1.50; sacked prices, TIC
higher; white Egyptian, s1.5O@1.55; brown do,
SI.3001.4 40 per ctl.
Rye-Nominal at s155@1.T0 per ctI.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
ISpecidl Dispafch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. June 1.-THE price OF eggs went
halI cent higher after receipt OF quotations
from the san Francisco dairy exchange and 26c
was paid for first grade by the Petaluma egg ex-
change. Spectators and independent dealers
paid 24c to 20c according to grade The total
receipts for the week ending June II showed
10z, S92 dozen eggs and 2.42S dozens of poultry
SANTA ROSA. June 1T.-There was a half
cent drop In the egg market today on recent OF
adVlees from the san Francisco dairy produce
exchange Local dealers today quoted 24c spot
cash per dozen for choice and 21c for seconds
There have been less eggs stored here than usua
this season, but more have been shipped away
Tor storage. The supply is about a third less
than when il is at the height of the season.
SANTA CRUZ, June 17-Egg quotations re-
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DULL DAYS IN
WALL STREET

NEW YORK, June 17.-Dealings
in stocks today in the usual active
first hour fell below 100, 600 shares,
the second hours business con-
tracted TO one-fourth of that
amount, and that meager figure
shrank by one-third again during
the noon hour. Trading in less
than 5000 shares in a period of
an hour comes as near idleness as
often occurs on the floor of the
New York stock exchange.
The aggregate for the day was
less than 100000 shares, the small
est days business for nearly two
years. The gloomy. oppressive
weather was held partly respon-
sible. The observance of Bunker
Hill day in Boston deprived the
market of what has been princi-
pal source of business lately, CEN
tering in the copper groups. The
interruption of Boston business
relieved the coppers from some
pressure and opened the way to
their moderate recovery. The ap-
road law was cited as another
Oppressive factor. President Rip
ley of the Santa F'e was author
ity for the statement that his
company was waiting to see how
the new law works before going
on with improvements, in view of
its drastic provisions"
Of
President Roosevelt was another
subject discussed as helping to
hold up stock market activity.
The strength shown by the cop
pers was Influenced directly by
the reports of encouragement
abroad over the course of tha
trade, and also by the require
ments of a short interest among
foreigners in copper mining
stocks.
Preliminary estimates of the
weeks currency movement prom
Use another substantial increase
in New York banking cash, sub
treasury operations for the week
contributing to the showing.
The belief that indictments
were imminent against leaders of
the cotton pool caused some re-
fiected anxiety in the stock mar
ket.
Business in bonds was rather
better than in stocks, but there
was no marked revival, and the
price movement was ragged and
irregular. Total sales (par vaIue).
s943,00O.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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IL at s1.55@1.7O per ctI.
Foreign Futures
New Work Grain nIorket

NEW YORK June 17.-Flour-Barely steady
with moderate trade. Spring patents S5.15@
5.35; winter straights, 81 .2564.35: winter pat
ents. $4.5005; spring clears S4.10M4.3o; win
ter extras No. l. $3.I5G3.90; winter, extras No.
2 $350@3.65: Kansas straights. s4.50@ AGO. Re-
ceipts, 90. $40; shipments, Is, SIS.
Corn-Spot firm. No. red, S1.O3 nominal
G. /. f. to arrive: No. 1 northern. S1.12s nominal
f.. o. b. to arrive. Option wheat firm most
of the day unfayorabe crop and weather
news from the northwest firm cables and crop
complaints from Russia. The closing was 81 "a 1c
net higher. July. a97s "a @S1.003t closed 81 00s.
September closed 9SAc; December closed 99atc.
Shipments, 16.009.
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OIL STOCKS

Yesterday was another quiet day in oil stocks
Associated was weak and New PENNSYLVANIA
nrm at $l2Il2. Enos was also firm at S1.oO
Silver Tip lower at 81. TO-
Wabash paid dividend of 1c ON the 18th.
Imperial ex dividend of 81 yesterday.
Advices from the Palmer that the gas
pressure in the No. 1 well is increasing and
the flow has increased to -, 900 barrels month
and the oil is selling at 5215c per barrel at
the well. No. well is down 2,200 feet and
making rapid progress.
The Alisal well at Lyermore is down 500
feet in black shale and sand and the gas
pressure. is very strong. which shows strong
indications of oil. The w. NJ. and S. company
has contracted for an S4 foot derrick 500 feet
north of the AlsaI and will commence drilling
soon.
The Pioneer Midway oil company claim has
been sold for $4,000. 900 to the Associated COM
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. June 17.-Money on call. steady
2a4 d3 per cent; ruling rates. 2$; closing bid
2$.; offered at 8 per cent
Time loans very quiet and steady; so DAYS
3@3L per cent; 80 days. 314 d315 per cent; six
months, 4M41s per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, AZ @51a per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. s460G4.S4T0 for so day
bills and at $4.S6S0 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.S4I2.
Bar silver 53lzc.
Mexican dollars. 44c
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE condition of
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $500 721. .s6e: silver
dollars $4sl OF. 100; silver dollars of 1890,
s., ,69e 600; silver certificates outstanding s491 ,
or. 600.
General fund-Sta ndard silver dollars in gen.
eral fund, 81 .095, ,l4S; current liabilities 500
S05.66l: working balance in treasury Offices
,9S9; in banks to credit of treasurer Of
the United States, S39,91S. S6T subsidiary sill
yer coin. $20.959. .9S3; minor coin 81 OSS 265:
total balance in general fund, $50, 4s3, ,254.
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MARKET REPORTED
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks about the same.
No stock quotations from Boston.
Cotton market lower.
Local stock markets quiet.
Barley still lower. Wheat un-
changed.
Oats and corn dull.
Provision market rather quieter.
Hay coming in freely again.
Live and dressed meats unchanged.
TurpeBfinc Sc higher.
Eggs slightly lower. Butter and
cheese unchanged.
Onions higher. Potatoes steady.
Not much feature to fresh fruits.
Large poultry in good demand.
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raI-Ont
SALES
Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, June 17.-The oil stock mar
ket was firmer today and trading was livelier.
Associated sold at $40 and there were plenty
of buying orders.
Union oil was traded in at s1o5.25 and
$105.3712
Union Rights closed firmly at s..
California Midway active.
Jade was stronger on rumors. Three thousand
shares sold at 37c.
Mexican petroleum preferred was traded in at
$61.75
oeum was active all day. From 915c the
stock sold down to &c.
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Proyiaiowa

The market is reported .quieter aud the only
feature is a shortage in the light grades Of
bacon. All prices stand unchanged.
A wire from Chicago yesterday said: ssPro.
Looks lower"
Cottolene-One half Dbl. 124e; half hills
12esc; tierce, 121ae; tierces 12sc; ) tierces'
1914
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat comnanv
quotes follows: Hams. 1917 620Lc: nfcnic
hams. 14e: California hams. 1sla@19le; extra
fancy bacon. 29l2c; fancy bacon, 6 to S lbs. 27c;
to 10 lbs. 25c; 10 to u lbs, 25e: sugar e,,ra5
25I5c; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs. 22e. IA
to II lbs. 2115e; medium bacon, 201se; Iighf
medium bacon. 201ac.
Lard-Terces. 15lse; SOS. 15Nc: los. 1snc.
IS. 1896; 3s. 1879; compound lard tierces
111ac; sos, 11%c; los, 12Lc; 5s l2Sse. a.
121ae; yellow cooking oil. zoe per gal: white
cooking on re per gal; salad oil 75c per PAL
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government. are 81 per bbi
higher. Extra family beef, $3.50 per Dbl; fam
lily beef, SIT per bbl: extra mess beef S17 ne,
bbl; smoked beef. 211ae per lb. 20
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels, $50: clear, s34:
mess. $50; pig pork. $50; pigs feet 81 * for
half bbls, S240 for % lb kegs and S135 for kits.
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Imnorts of Merchandise

NEW YORK, June 17.-Imports of merchan-
disc and dry goods at the port of New York for
the week ending June II valued at $15.
773 967 Imports of specie for the port of New
York for the week ending today were $10S67
silver and 5,240 gold. Exports of specie from
the port of New York for week ending today
were S4S4 9S6 silver and $50 400 gold.
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DAIIY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Nortbern wheat Market

TACOMA. June 17.-Wheat: Bluestem, SOC
club. TIC; red Russian. T6c.
SEATTLE, June 1I.-Milling quotations
BIuestem. sac: forty fold. S2c: club. Sic; fife.
sic: red Russian. Tsc Export wheat: Bluestem.
Sic; forty-fold roc: club. T9c; fife. 7sc; red
Russian, 16c. Yesterdays receipts: Wheat,
ears: oats. . cars; barley.
PORTLAND. Ore, June 1T.-Wheat track
prices: Club. TS@T9c; buestem. S1ds2c; red
Russian, T6M7Te: turkey red. 7SG79c; valley.
s0GS1c. Receipts: Wheat. % cars; oats, cars.
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Nnrthern business

PORTLAND. Ore. June 17.-Clearings,
81. .647. .141: balances. $235, 706.
TACOMA. June 17.-Clearings, 81 ,O14, ,21o: bal
ances. $p6 073.
SEATTLE. June 17.-clearngs. s1,ess. 1856;
balances S197 165.
anceS S62 254
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Barley Continues to Shade Off
EGGS Weaker Butter Unchanged

market was firm. No. yellow closed at 59ls a
J94c.
September oats price variations had as limits
1885 "a 3644c. with the close Sc up at 361sc.
Trading in provisions leaned TO the selling side.
Lard showed a net loss of JdTI5c and ribs of
5410c Pork was unchanged TO sc up
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Omen. Close
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Meat Market

The hog market is reported quiet with pre-.
vious prices ruling
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers
are as follows:
Beef -sqs1gc per Ib for steers, 7a7Hc for
cows and heifers.
veai-9@1olac for large and 1o@1Ic for
small.
Mutton -wethers, sG1odcs ewes. sas1sc per
pound.
Lamb-101a Ollie for spring
Dressed Pork (per lbl-13d131se 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. Sc per
lb: under 900 lbs, 4s4c: second quality 4H6
4%c; third quality. 50 64Nc.
No. cows and heifers, 4c5 second quality, 316
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Sol 600 net in April on shipments of 300 tons.
Inc output OF the mine for May was 6.l0o tons.
and while official figures are lacking as to net
returns the ore should net around $50 or
$122. 900. This is at the rate of $1.500,G00 an
nually on the total capitalization of the prop
erty.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce june II
Family Retail Market

Products of the farm, field and orchard are
becoming more plentiful every day and prices
for nearly all kinds of seasonal fruits and vege-
tables are already down TO normal summer
rates. Berries of all kinds are in abundance
and melons already a feature at the stores.
Prices for fish. meats and poultry have changed
but little in the last few weeks. Honey is
and high, while eggs and dairy produce
are in ample supply.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

NHSHE UT tIHHE tAEAu II AUFHSHVAIS
CHICAGO. June 17.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady: No > rye. 75d76e; feed
or mixing barley. 41d54c; fair TO choice mailing
barley, 5S@65c; faxseed, No 1 southwestern
$4.35: clover. SLIPS; pork. per barrel.
So. ~ "a 1925; lard. per 100 pounds. $3.50;
short ribs sides (loosel. $13l215 a 1880; short
clear sides (bOXedl. $14I14.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 164. 900 bushels Exports for the week, as
shown by Bradstreet's. were equal to 1.634.0O0
bushels. Primary receipts were $50. 900 bushels.
compared with 24S.0 900 bushels the corresponding
day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. s
cars; corn, ID cars; oats, 94 cars; hogs, 14,OO0
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Bradstreets Bank CIeariass

NEW YORK, June 17.-Bradstreet's bank clear
! ings report for the week ending June 16 shows
aggregate of So OPS. 549. 600, against SO, 1872,
10000 last week and So 45O, 511 900 in the cor
| responding week last year. The following is
! list of the cities:
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Portland butter Market

PORTLAND, Ore. June 1T.-Butter city and
store, 20@21c.
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,IinneapoIis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, June I.-Corn 70 arrlV
53h G54c.
0ats-No. 3 white. 355s @s61sc.
Rye-No. .. 65 d7Oc.
Flax closed at $199.
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incomplete.
mot included in totals because containing other
items than clearings
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Butter, Cheese and EgEa

After remaining stationary for four cOnsecu-
i've days prices for eggs showed some revision
yesterday. business under the call the ex-
change sending quotations for extras and seconds
down 32e a dozen. Extras quoted at 26c
on sale of 10 cases at that figure and seconds
were quoted at 23c when offers TO sell at THAI
price found no takers Quotations for butter
stood exactly the the three preceding
days, the market being firm, with the quota
tions apparently satisfactory to a majority 0c
the trade There were no sales under the call
and 271 15c was the highest bid but during the in
FORMAL session 2S12c paid for 500 pounds Oc
extras. Cheese was quiet and unchanged.
receipts were $1,000 pounds OF butter, 124. 0c0
pounds or cheese and / ,524 cases of eggs
Inc Following are the official quotations
Iaohsned on the door OF the dairy exchange
Prices in the street while governed by the exS.
ehange quotations, generally range from 15c to
&c ,hlgher, owing to the various charges to be
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DuIuth Flax

DULUTH. June 17.-Flax, on track to arrive,
81 90; July. l.99; September, $1.741s; oeto-
ber 81 64Ia
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Note-Shippers TO this market must have
horses close to type, with age, bone cOnforma-
tlon and style, TO command extreme quotations.