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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04
A Seaport for Switzerland.

Little Switzerland has always grieved
because she had no seaport Now. how
ever, she has port. in certain sense.
A steamer has come from London by
sea and up the Rhine to Basel( also
called Bale and Basic" Basel being
the German, the others the French
name). This is the first trip of this
sort ever made, and it is expected that
in time quite water traffic to Switzer.
land by this route can be built up. 1t
is proposed to build canal from the
Rhine across the Alpine watershed to
Lake Geneva, which would then give
Rhine. In this way there would be
through water communication from the
the North Sea to the Mediterranean.-
Pathfinder.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04
Forced To Do II,

While policeman was covering his
beat near Delaware avenue and Dickin.
son street this morning he came across 4
dead dog.
Taking out his book and pencil, he
wrote the following:
Dead dog at Delaware avenue and
Dick" and stopped.
Picking up the dog by its tail. the
policeman carried it to Tasker street,
where he dropped it. Here he took
his pencil and book out again and
wrote:
Dead dog at Delaware avenue and
Tasker street -
A passerby asked the policeman what
made him carry the dog to Tasker street,
to which he replied:
We'll, couldn I spell Dickinson.
SO | took the cur a square down to an
easier street. '-Philadelphia Times.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04
Births

In Brattleboro, Feb. y, son, Wendell
Leslie, to Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd E. Smith.
grandson to Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Renor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Smith of Brattleboro.
In South Windham, Feb 81, daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Farr.
In Townshend, Feb. l6, a daughter.
Electa Ruth, to Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Blood
In West Mortified, Mass. March |. a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Blodgett.
In West Chesterfield, n. H., Feb. 10, a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Welcome,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04
Fresh Cut Meat and Bone as an Egg PrxGa

Fresh Cut Meat and Bone has been als
the Ideal Food for laying hens becaus
contains in highly concentrated but z
lily assimilated form all the materials VIZ
are contained in the egg II your hen: Z
not laying you had better send to T. !
Page, Hyde Park, VT. for 2cC-lb. On
of this Food. 1t will cost you only &aI
freight prepaid, to your railroad staua
When writing him mention this paper
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04

A French grocer recently got into good
deal OF trouble and had to pay a heavy
fine because he advertised for sale, Eggs
laid today" As he confessed that they
were shipped to Paris from Russia the au-
thorities thought they might possibly be a
little older.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04
CARD OF THANKS,

] wish to express my heartfelt thanks to a \
kind friends and neiehbors who endeayurz
every way possible to ease the pain Of ny rzs
great bereavement and for the Thoughtful =
and consideration shown myself and ehildrr .
ing our illness. The many beautiful fE.
brought comfort to our aching hearts.
Q Mrs W H B..
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04

Centre Congregational church, Rev. R.
M. Houghton minister. Sunday services:
1880 a. m, divine worship; ll.3O a. M,
Holy Communion and reception of new
members; 1908 Sunday school; p. M,
Lenten vesper service. This friday even
ing, at 7.45 devotional service and Bible
study. Subject, The Joseph Stories.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04
Marriages

In Boston, Feb. D. by Rev. George W.
Hing, Charles William Hawkins OF Brat
tleboro and Miss Ada Hale Holland of
Gloucester. Mass.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04

1hs annual meiing ii the tosn schoal
dlsiFlel will h. held ~ Asadsmy hall Mon.
day evening Al is1 e'eleek, fhs principal
b,lslnsss viii 10 the slreiion ~ ohs sehool
dirstor Ia snesse,i tafl :. iloRkin. ahoss
tern .NIaros. AHhl.s u. Is and ID II thu
warrant inT ihs annual town msriins nrn
passed Tuesday Ia he taken NJ al The
seh0ol meeting Menday evening, A,ilels
u is Ia -. Il ID. town alll vote that hsie-
after the lawn seh.ol di.irls, MAY hali is
meetings al .aeh time aud islare a. the
baafd ii .shaal dirston. mas designate,
Sneh astiaA Will H. taken IN aesanlancr
With Ad a II the legislature ol 1875,
AHirle Is IL la see Il the tosn sshool die
iIid wall vote Ia instruct IT. dlrelors a.
ssll the .rhealhon,s an Amss bill Anielr
10 IL 10 .sc Il the town VIII N"l. Ia la
whole ~ ANY part ii thu transportation II
it, high .rhoal scholars, The sehool dlfre'
tor haV. recommended a tax IL ~ cent.
for the snpIoft II the .rhools,
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and ProyfSIoux

CHICAGO. June 4----The hullabaloo that after
II cent break in wheat the short side of the
market had become too popular and also dan
gerous put up prices today at the close 1t
not until the grain could be had at SO
cents bushel for September delivery, the
lowest figure this season, that the outcry was
raised. Compared with last night fnal quota
tions today were up shade 10 %@%c. Corn
ended unchanged to &c lower and oats un-
changed to IL higher. The finish In provisions
was irregular. 1215 above to 121sc below the
previous close.
Shouting that the winter wheat crop would
be the lightest In years about the last heard
by traders in wheat. Smaller shorts for the
most part covered Except at one time when
there was an overwhelming outpOuring OF sales
the market was rather small but nevertheless
nervous and irregular affair Coincident with the
beginning of the upward reaction later came
assertions that Winnipeg had got near TO
export basis. September prices here ranged be-
tween soc aud e015c with the close firm at
901s @90Ac. a shade net higher
Selling Of corn was largely based on expec-
tations of better weather and increased re-
ceipts next week. The September option fuctu-
ated from 5S%c to 59c and closed easy at
5S9sc- The cash market was slow. No. .
yellow closed at 5S1z 65S%c.
Oats selling largely speculative. Price
variations for the September option extended
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Loans, Exchapge and silver
STOCK MARKET

associated oil and Spring Valley water were
ooth active yesterday and both were lower The
OIL stock declined from S50.121h to $4S and the
water stock from $47.S7l5 to S46.621a. Ha-
Wallan commercial was also lower at $40 50@
4Vzo; Another weak stock was California wine
az sol from S33. There We're sales of Bank
OF california at $414 and Marin County water
at $oSoo. Oro water lower at $6260.
Inc Comstock shares were still lower prob
aDiy owing to two additional assessments-one
OF &c on Alta and the other of 10c on Becher.
Opnir declined from soc to 7Sc the decline in
tne others being lighter
Inc only changes in the southern Nevadas
were an advance in West End from 63c to CSC
and % an advance in Belmont from $40 to 1882.
1ne rest OF these stocks were quiet.
Inc Makawen sugar company has declared an
extra dividend of go cents per share, in addi-
tlon to the regular monthly dividend of 40
cents, making total dividends of 81 per share
tnaI Will be paid on June 10
Inc repairs to the Consolidated mill are max
ing rapid progress The belt conveyor is nearly
completed and will be in operation in less than
two weeks The steel framework for the dam
aged ore bins is nearly all in place and other
work OF rehabilitation is proceeding at good
rate only 70 stamps have been in commi ission
since the hre of April 8, but during the month
OF June larger tonnage will be handled by
putting 10 more stamps at work, which were not
entirely wrecked The wooden framework will
pc rebuilt Where necessary and the battery of
10 stamps again put to work. 1t is believed that
early In July the other 20 stamps will be re-
placed by new which now being pre-
pared and the mill will then be placed on a
full capacity basis once more
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were follows, in quarters: Russian. 33s. 600;
Danubian. 24.0OO; Argentine, $4,000; Indian,
169. 600; Australian. $4,000.
Chicago was stronger. The San Francisco
market continued dull with another decline in
several cash descriptions
CASH WHEAT
California club, 81 -45d1.50; Sonora. $1.606
1.63; Propo and white Australian. 1.55Q1 60;
northern club, $1-461z 614S%; Russian red,
Sl-43% G1-4614; turkey red. $1.45G1 80; blue
stem, $1.55@1.5715.
FUTURES
10 a. m Session
No quotations.
Barley-Futures were lower The cash grain
was weak but no lower, though the tendency of
the market is toward lower prices under liberal
CASH BARLEY
Old crop-No. L feed. $1.0561. 1.O715: OF grades
$1Q1O212 per ctl.; extra choice. $1.0S%; new
crop. to arrive, 81. .0S2a .O64 brewing. $1.10Q
1.1212 per ctl.
10 a N. Session
Open High. Low. Close.
December 81 .O115 S1.Ol1a 81 OO1a 81 COS
Oats-Reds are lower sample of new reds
to arrive shown on change yesterday and re-
ceived bid of $1.20.
Red. S1171a Q1.3O; black nominal; gray.
$l.41l5 l.52l5 white. $1.4T15 .521z per ctl
for fair TO No. /.
Corn-Western descriptions are rather higher
on the inside quotation
Western states yellow. in bulk San
Francisco track, S1.55 5T1S; white. $15715 a
1.60; mixed, $1.521a 01.55: sacked prices 715c
higher; white Egyptian. $1.475 615215; brown
do $1.30Q1 40 per ctl.
Rye-Nominal at s1.7O01.75 per ctl
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COMMERCIAL MARKET SPECIALLY CALL
LESS HYSTERIA
IN STOCK SALES

NEW YORK, June 4.-The clos
ing up of the week in the stock
market gave evidence of the ex-
tent to which the bear position
has become extended in the course
Of the headlong downward plunge
of prices. The usual disposition
was manifest to close up con-
tracts with the end of the week.
The demand thus developed from
the uncovered bear operators con-
stituted sustaining power.
The inclination of the bears to
cover shorts was emphasized when
they encountered resisting
power in the market for raiding
tactics. Sudden and violent re-
bounds from rapid declines in one
or two stocks, notably Union Pa
ciic and Reading, indicated the
subsistence of the pressure of
liquidation and prompted a more
general demand.
There was a feeling of relief
from some of the more hysterical
forms of alarm that were an in
fluence yesterday. The decrease
in the activity in the dealings at
the higher levels was notable
feature which was regarded as
Indicative of uncertainty still re-
naming in speculative sentiment.
The market closed with rather
wavering huctuation Of prices in
progress.
The contest betwt tne %or-
ernment authorities and the rail
roads over the question of freight
rates kept up its dominant inter-
est. The report that q conference
was to take place next week be-
tween President Taft and the rail-
road executives had some effect
in inducing the suspension of the
influence from that direction, but
this did not extend beyond de-
sire TO await further develop
ments
The passage through the senate
of the railroad bill was not re-
garded as more than step
toward the settlement Of a ques-
tion which is expected to con-
tinue an unsettling influence in
the stock market until it is out
of the way.
There is belief that the vexed
question of railroad rates may
have to wait for settlement on
the final action of the railroad
bill. which now goes to confer
ence.
The decrease of nearly 1900 in
the net surplus of freightcars in
two weeks ending May 26, report
ed by the American railway asso-
citation, was an encouraging fac
tor. The irregular increase of
idle cars up to May II to the
number of 1883 is an influence
TO be reckoned in the disposition
of railroad managers to curtail
outlay for new equipment. turn
for the better in this situation
will be watched as an index of
traffic conditions.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales. par value. $1,OOO,975.
United States IS have declined
4 per cent in the bid price on
s call since last week.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates to dealers and butchers ars
follows:
Beef-7% @s15c per lb for steers. 7071sc for
cows and heifers.
veal-9@1Oc for large and s1s@1O1lc for
MuttOn-wethers. s15@1Oc; ewes. 99s9se peg
pound.
Lamb-1015 611c for spring
Dressed Pork (per lb)-13Ml311c 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 peg
ID: under 900 lbs, 4Zc; second quality, 4hA
4%e; third quality. 3&G4Ac-
No cows and heifers, 4c second quality, 31S
desirable cows. pa 623c-
Fat bulls and stsgs. 2A@2be: half fat Or
thin bulls. 1a6D2c-
. Calves-Light weight. per ID. 5% acc; me-
dtum, AG5lae; heavy. 4Q4%c.
Unshorn sheep (peT lb)-Wethers. No l. 5Nc:
ewes. &c. Sborn sheep (per lb)-h &c less.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs. sn
Hogs (per Ib)-Hard grain fed weighing 100
to 14O lbs. 999Ac; 140 to $50 lbs. ga Q0Hcs
$50 to $50 lbs, SA 99c; common, undesirable
hogs. 5AQ6c.
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Provisions

BarreIed beef is higher Quotations for bacon
show more or less change. The market continues
in good shape for sellers
Cottolene-One half bbI 13c: . half bbls.
12Ise; terceS, 122te; tierces. 12%c: tierces
12hc.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows. Hams. 1872 d2O1ac: picnic
hams, l4c California hams. 1S1aQ19iSc: extra
fancy bacon. 20 &c; fancy bacon, 6 TO lbs. 2Tc.
2515c; light dry salt bacon, 8 TO 10 lbs. pc: 10
TO II lbs, q nc; medium bacon, 201ac: light
medium bacon 2OI5c
Lard-Tierces 1515c. SOS 1594c los 16Kc 5s
1890, IS 1612c; compound lard, tierces lie sos
11%c. los 12Hc. IS 1850. IS I215c; yellow cook
ing oil. zoe per gal; white cooking OIL 72c per
gal; salad oil, 75c per gal
.Beef-LOcal prices are quoted. Export lots in
speeted By the government. are 81 per Dbl high
er Extra family beef. $17.5O per bbl: family
smoked beef, 2115c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. $50; clear, S34:
mess, So; pig pork, $36; pigs feet S5.75 for
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Enreirn Entura.
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. June If lour-Quiet and barely
steady. Spring patents. $5.1505.35; winter
patents. $4-sOG515; spring clears. 81 25G4. So.
winter extras. No. 1, $464. 40; winter extras
No. ?, $3.70@3.9O; Kansas straights 81 SOG
4.95: Receipts 33,243 barrels; shipments.
., ,395.
wheat-Spot steady. No. 2 red, 81 O4 nominal
c. l. f.; No. l northern. S1.015s nominal. Z o X
Options-Wheat advanced early on frm cables
and foreign buying, eased OF sharply on favor
able. crop advices and prospects of warner
weather. but again rallied on covering by shorts,
ST. September at 1850 and December at 96Lsc
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
[Speeiol DispQtch 10 The caHl

Los ANGELES. June 4.-The oil market was
dull today.
Associated oil weak. The stock opened at
$40 and sold down to $4S.25. At this point the
bulls got busy and advanced the price TO $50
The stock closed at $49.75 bid and offered at
$49.STh.
California Midway was strong and advanced
several points above yesterdays quotations. The
closing sale was made at 5s14c- The opening
price 5j1ac
Cleveland oil sold at 35stc. and Jade at 3615c.
Mexican was quoted at S2T, and Union oil was
steady at $10S.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. June 4.-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
follows:
Trust funds-Gold COIN 1851. .221 ,see; silver
dollars. S4s9, IA, 900; silver dollars Of 1890,
ia. .o00
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
$50, $50; working balance in treasury offices
$19, $50. .152; in banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States, 3S.447 s12; subsidiary silver
coin, $21 255 469: minor coin. 81 pa S74; total
balance in general fund. $50. .363. .O54.
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cRA1N SrArISrIc,s
Northern wheat aIarket

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. June -Wheat-Bluestem, S1cs
club, 7sc: red Russian nc.
SEATTLE. June 4.-Wheat Milling quotas
tions-Bluestem. SEC: fOrty-fOld Sic: club. s4cs
fife. SIC; red Russian. Sic Export-Bluestem,
s3c; forty-fold. sic; club Soc: hfe, soc; red
Russian 7Sc.
Yesterdays car receipts: Wheat. L carss
oats cars; barley. cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, June 4.-Wheat: Track prices
Club. S1GS2c: bluestem. S5dS6c: red RussianS
T9GsOc; turkey red. 81 0S2c; valley. s4ds5c.
Car receipts: Wheat. IL cars; barley, carSE
oats, 3 cars
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MinneapoIi- Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, June 4.-Close-Wheat: JuIys
S1-03& September. 91@s. Cash--NO. 1 hard,
S1.O3&: No 1 northern. S1.O5@LO6A; No. 2
northern. $1-03Q1-O4&l; No. northern. SIQ
1.O2%.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 54@56c
Oats-No. white, 353s G35Tsc.
Bran-S1Sd1S.2
Flax-$2.05.
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RuIIion for Rank of EncIand
WeekIy Rank Statement

LONDON, June 4.-Bullion amounting to
f12.o00 was taken into the Bank of England on
balance today.
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SU UMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks firmer.
Cotton market shows little change.
Copper stocks rather firmer.
Local bank clearings gain 24.1 per
cent.
ComstOck shares lower.
Oil stocks very dull.
Wheat continues to decline. Bar
ley weak.
Red oats lower. Corn .firmer.
Receipts of new hay increasing.
No further change in beans.
Bacon prices show some revision.
Barreled beef higher.
Hides slow and weak.
Butter and eggs lower again.
Market for vegetables in good
condition.
Potatoes steady and onions firm
Large lines of fruits shipped
north.
Poultry market quiet.
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NEW YORK, June 4-The statement Of the
clearing house banks for the week five days
the requirements of the 25 per cent reserve rule
This is a decrease of $5. ,075 in the proper
ylous week. The statement follows:
Loans, 81, 96572 400; increase. $I,35s, 400.
Deposits $1.1S7 ,149, 500; increase, s2,5s9,5oo.
Legal tenders, $67, 200; decrease. $1,So2-
700.
Specie, s24s; 4a4; 800; decrease, So, ,!25 800
Reserve required, s2s6,7s7,375; increase
Surplus, $50. 5se. .s25: decrease. s5.e7e o75.
Elk United States deposits, $40 97s $50; de-
crease, $5. .66s, 300.
The percentage of actual reserve of the clear
ing house banks today was 26.S1.
The statement of banks and trust companies
of Greater New York not reporting to the clear
Loans, s1,175 .12s. 900; decrease. 81. .sss. 900.
Specie, SIPS, ,s54, POO; increase. 81. 15s 700
Legal tenders S21, ,991, 400; increase, SIPS. 900.
Total deposits, 81, ,252, ,422, 800; increase, $12,
534, 500
The Financier will say: ''The statement of the
associated banks of the city of New York for
the week ending June shows unimportant
changes in the leading items, except that in
stead of slight gain in cash anticipated the
crease of 81. oee, 500 in that particular 1t had
been assumed also that because of the heavy
stock market liquidation of the week loans
would show material contraction, but the de-
crease amounted to only 1886 800. The
changes in the loan and cash items accounted
the reserve decreased 81, ,s21 500, bringing the
surplus above the % per cent minimum to $21,-
oee, 100.
'.The statement of averages differed mate
rally from the statement of actual conditions,
rejecting previous opera tions rather than those
Of the current week, but the excess fig
ured ont in both cases almost the same amount.
The summary Of state banks and trust COM
panies not reporting to the clearing house indf-
Gated a decrease of about 81, 800 in loans.
decrease of about the same amount In cash
and increase of 81, ,1360oo in deposits.
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Now York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper stocks

BOSTON, June After its weakness in SYM
psthy with the drive in the New York market
the last half hour Of the Boston market was
somewhat duler. but the tone was generally
firm. One Of the most active stocks was North
Butte, which easily recovered a point. The
way this stock comes back after every drive
without any gossip seems significant The cop
pers naturally suffer on every drive in New
York but from market standpoint look fairly
well sold out No pressure TO sell; liquidation
seems TO have been very thorough.
Lawson is out with a statement that news
from Washington is coming that will give the
market a 10 point advance
The following list is furnished BY z. T. Hut
ton & Co. 49o California street. San Francisco:
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Butter, Cheese and Exc.

Prices for top quality offerings OF butter and
eggs which were advanced sharply on Friday,
dropped back TO their former levels yesterday.
Extra butter lost 1c and the best eggs i5c
being quoted at 27c and 26i5c respectively
First eggs were also &c lower at 2512c dozen.
The market was declared firm at the new quota
tiOns though the drop n values was due to the
fact that every amply supplied and ala
not care to carry large stocks over Sunday
There trading in cheese on the exchange
and the old quotations were accordingly allowed
to stand.
Under the call on the exchange 10 cases Of
extra butter were sold at 2Tc pound ana 10
cases OF extra eggs changed hands at 26I.c
dozen. The 10000 pounds OF cube butter thar
were sold for future delivery al 27JS doSISc- an
Friday were nrsts and not extras as previously
reported
Receipts were 81 300 pounds Of butter. 5000
pounds OF cheese and / 9SS cases OF eggs
The following the official Quotations a.
tablished on the noor OF the dairy exchanee
Prices In the street. while governed bv the
exchange duotatlons. generally range from I1hc
70 zc higher. owing to the various changes to
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MINING STOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco stock exchange yesterday:
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OIL STOCKS

Yesterday was the third consecutive dull day
in the oil stocks. Sales were extremely light
and there were fluctuations worthy OF com
ment.
SAN ERA NCIscn STOCK ExcH HANCE
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only from s5Isc to s51sc, with the close az
353sc. -.
Provisions worked 10 a stronger position aIter
having intervals Of weakness early The close
showed a net decline In PORK OF 2jac TO lz13e.
Lard finished with gain OF 1Oc and ribs were
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cash Grain and provisions

CHICAGO. June Cash quotations were as
follows; Flour easy; winter patents. S4-o0P
straightS. $45O64.75: bakers. $4,000: No.
rye, T5Q76c:a feed or mixing barley. 469o2cs
fair 10 choice mailing. 59665c; No south
western haxSeed. 81 90; No I northwestern.
S2.O6; timothy seed 4.3J; clover. Sl1-2o: mess
pork per Dbl So. .25621. so; lard. per 100 lbs.
S1195; short ribs. sides (lOOSel $12S41z q
y 50 =; short clear sides (bOxedl. Sl5.-oQ
1880.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances Of wheat and hour we're equal
10 113. 600 bushels. Primary receipts were Zo3.-
900 bushels. compared with 212.0 600 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. Estimated re-
ceiptS for tomorrow. Wheat. cars. corn, 0lS
cars; oats. I26 cars: hogs 29. 600 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
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DuIuth FLAX

DULUTH. Mimi. June 4-Flax-On tracy
and to arrive. s2.O5; July. 500; September
$l-70; October. 81. 6O15.
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Over years old range from SIS TO S25 lower.
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close TO type. with age. bone conforma-
tion and style. TO command extreme quotations..
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COmstOck Shares Still Declining
Trading in Oil Stocks Very Dull

| of May, 1907 show a decrease of about 13 per
| cent, or S5,942. The collections last year were
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Portland Butter Market
FoRALAND, June 4-Butteg-ctU and couar
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New york Money Market

NEW YORK, June 4.--Money on call nominal.
90 days. 3z; six months, 4@4A.
Prime mercantile paper AZ @5K per cent.
Sterling exchange weak with actual business
in bankers bills at $4.S375@4.s390 for 60 day
bills and at s4s665 for demand; commercial
bills $4.S3K 04.S3%
Bar silver, 531ac.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, easy; railroad bonds, r.
regular
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and nuleR
are furnished By the Butchers and Stock Grows
ers' Journal:
HORSES