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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. June 10-As a bOgey the idea OF
a squeeze in the July wheat delivery here was
put out OF business today, for the time being
at least The fact that new crop Texas grain
or high quality is within &c of the Chicago mar
ket basis served t9 give the trade a rest as 10
any supposed stringency. 1t was also asserted
that the July scare had been manufactured by
local spectators. However that may be, an
increased premium for that option wiped
at net decline of %61c. Corn finished
AQ%c down and oats M&c. Final fig
ures for provisions ranged 21ac lower to 12l2e
higher.
Pressure of new wheat on the Texas markets
and of old wheat at Kansas City greatly re-
lteved anxiety on the part of the bearishly dis
posed traders in Chicago. Fine weather. easier
cables and improved crop prospects all combined
to depress quotations. Even more fOTceful in
this respect was the discovery that the edge
seemed to be coming of the cash wheat mar
ket Mills have been generous buyers lately and
were said to be well stocked.
September started within a 1 cent limit from
9oAc TO 91Ac. closing easy at 90%4 d90Isc, a
net loss of 5sM1c.
Forecast of weather generally warming up and
clear overmastered nervous shorts In the corn
market September ranged between 59l4c and
6Oasc, finishing easy at $3.50. The cash mar
ket was firm. No yellow closed at 609601ac.
News that new Texas oats were offered in st.
with weakening the price of the cereal here.
September huctuated from 354c to S5A c..
remaining finally on the low level.
Purchases by local shorts in provisions rallied
that market. In the end pork 213c lower
to 21ac up, lard 2l@c to &c down and ribs at a
net advance OF 212c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Chicago lie lower. This market
was weak and very quiet. without any further
decline in prices. however.
CASH WHEAT
California club, 81. .421a al. 4715; Sonora
81 81 u al. SPY; Propo and white Australian
81 .521a al. 571a northern club, 81 .43s4 a 461L
Russian red. 81 42t5 al As; turkey red 81 42i5
@1.4I1a; bluestem, 81 .5061. %.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-Both spot and future prices were lower
and the market was very weak
CASH BARLEY
Old crop-No. feed. $1.05611.0115: Off grades
S1M1.03& per ctl: extra choice 81 OS3. new
crop, TO arrive, $1@1 .05; brewing, 81 12H Der
ctl. -
FUTURES
10 a.. Session
Open. High. Low Close
December Isl .011s $1.D1la s1.00& 81 COS
p. m Session.
Open. High. Low Close
December Isl .005s 81 .00Ts 81 O0ai 81 O0s.
0ats-No further change In prices was re.
ported yesterday, but the market was weak and
very dull.
Red. s1171sa 80: black. nominal: grav. nom.
inal;. white. $1.421a @1.471s per ct1 for fair to
No. 1.
Corn-The market continues quiet, with quo
tatons unchanged.
Corn-Western states yellow, in bulk San
Francisco track. S1.55@l.571z; white S157l50
1.60; mixed, $1.521a d1.55: sacked prices. 7isc
higher; white Egyptian, S1.471a al SPY; brown
do. S1.30 40 per ct1.
Rye-$1 55@1.I0 per ctl.
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Pofatoen. ONIONS nnh ranatah1..

Changes in vegetables were few and unimpor.
tant yesterday the market being in fair shane
for the selling interests, despite continued heavy
arrivals Merced tomatoes were still a drug 10
the market. though receipts were much smaller
than on the Few preceding days. Los Angeles
and Winters tomatoes were quoted at 81 a crate
Peas. choice string beans. green corn. summer
squash and cucumbers were all in good request
at steady 10 hrn rates Southern eggplant and
green peppers were in increased supply hut
prices stood about as before quoted. Rhubarb
was firm at the recently advanced quotations and
the Gamers continued to keep the market bare
OF asparagus The onion market was Arm and
active. while potatoes were in free supply with
prices merely steady.
Potatoes-Per box, 4O@s5c; in sacks. T5c@s1
per etl; old crop Burbanks, nominal
Onions tper ctl)-New red, 81 5O7f So per
sack; new yellow. $1.60@I65 per etl
Fegetables-Asparagus 5Ocd$1.5O per box.
tomatoes. 35QSOe per box for Merced; green
peas, $loOd2 per sack; string beans 6dSc
per ID; wax beans. 5GTc per ID; summer SQUASH
6oGf5c for small and SI.2501.5O for large
boxes; eggplant, 6dSc per lb: green peppers slR
loc per ID; garlic. 4u41ac per lb for new: cab
page, 5OM6Oc per etl; eucumbers. $111.25 per
box; caulldower. 40N50c per dozen: turuiDs
Zoe per sack; carrots. T5e per sack: rhubarb
S5eGS1 per box; green corn. $2d4 per sack for
bay and $1.50@2 for Winters.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch to The Call

PETALCNIA. June 1O.-The prices for eggs
and poultry remained stationary after receiDts
OF quotations from the San Francisco dairy ex
change. The Petaluma egg exchange paid 26c
Tor first grade: 25c TO 20c was paid by indie
pendent dealers and spectators. Poultry is in
poor demand There was heavy shower today
but 1t was OF no benefit to feed. Green feed is
scarce.
SANTA CRUZ June 1O.-Poultrymen receive
re for eggs in the local market. but il remains
Tor the small dealer TO keep thoroughly supplied.
Prices offered here are always lower than citv
quotations until the summer rush is on Much
selling Is done direct TO the consumers
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks lower.
Copper stocks declined several
points.
Cotton futures lower.
Local and oil stocks continue
quiet.
Mining stocks show no feature.
Silver and exchange as before.
Wheat quiet. Barley lower and
weak.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs un-
changed.
Live, dressed and cured meats as
before.
Heavy receipts of butter, cheese
and eggs.
Potatoes steady. Onions firm.
WatermelOns appear in market.
Fruit maket generally weak.
Market for hens active and firm.
Linseed oil 5 cents lower.
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Butter. Cheere nnd Ergu

Receipts of butter. cheese and eggs continued
heavy, but the market remained firm for all three
descriptions and the best butter was even a little
higher than ON the preceding day. In addition
10 the local trade there was some shipping in
quiry for butter and eggs. while the movement
into cold storage took OF all surplus stocks.
Several lots Of extra butter were sold under the
call on the exchange and this business sent the
price up iac 70 quotation of 2Se pound. In
the egg department seconds were 1ac higher on
sales at S2l4c Dozen Buyers offered to pay
the quotation for extra eggs. but there were no
sales. Cheese stood before quoted.
Butter-40 cases of extras at 27t5c and 80
at 2Sc pound.
Eggs-3O cases Of seconds at % 1ac dozen.
Chcese-50 fancy California dats at 14c and
. fancy Young Americas at 1G1ac pound.
Receipts were 81. 500 pounds Of butter. 80 OO0
pounds of cheese and 2G0 cases OF eggs
The following the official quotations es-
tablished on the door Of the dairy exchange.
Prices in the street, while governed by the ex-
change quotations. generally range from 115c to
&c higher, owing to the various charges TO be
added:
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Deciduou. and C,itru. Eru,t.

Watermelons appeared in the market vestsr-
day. a crate containing Is melons coming in
from the COachella valley. They were well
matured but rather small. and sold at prices
ranging from soc to 65c each Coaehella can
mand showed marked Improvement and prices
strengthened considerably. Early orchard fruits
were in abundance and generally weak as to
values AprieOts were piled high at the stores
awaiting buyers and the demand for peaches
plums and sugar pears was extremely light
Prices for pears were too irregular 70 quOte
Choice black figs from the Winters region sOId
at S1.I5 for double layer packages and single
layer drawers were held at S1.2501 30. crab
apples were Offering in small lots but fhere
were no sales reported. The cherry market W.
weak with &c pound top price with n,osf
sellers. GoOseberries were scarce while ever,
the Gamers liberal buyers OF stravherries
raspberries and loganberries at the inside ouofs
tions-
Raspberries-S4a9 per chest.
- Loga9oerres] yer o95 per chest for red and
Blackberries-s496 per chest.
ooseberries-English, solOe per Ib.
Currsnts-S64I per chest
4gec & per 10 70 Tor black. 4@ec for Royal Anne
Apples-New crop. 75c@s1 25 for 1srvs and
4og5oc for small boxes; old crop. s.. 2sai' -
per box. ~A--' sI''S
Psschesg94S@I5e PSsSig 9zsss6s per box or crate.
Figs-S1Q1.25 per box
APrisots-.-erstes, 60@s5c; boxes. 4Oas5c. has
kets, 5o96ocs IN bulk. 2i5 use per h.
ssssear, .pss erateJ-Ponies, $1.251 so;
Citrus fruits (per bOx)-NaveI oranoa. 90 *
sas:zS Tor fancy S20250 for choice ana 1'5o6S
less; lemons, S3.754 for faney ssgss e tor seed
and $1.2501-75 for standard. irne~ e ScS1 Sio&S9
Ai0pie4i SKuaIs-Saaanas. 75c9Si.25 per bunch
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Light trading continues in local securities.
with few variations The only change of note
yesterday was decline in United Railway
bonds to SGT. There were fair sales OF Assocl-
ated oil at $50.50 The following stocks were
ex dividend: Makawel sugar, 81; Pacific Aux
iliary fire alarm, &c; Palmer oil, 1c.
nounced changes The Comstocks were steady
TO firm and there was some activity in Goldfeld
Consolidated at slightly better prices than ruled
on the preceding day.
The copper stocks were slightly lower.
The Giant powder company consolidated paid
terday.
The San Diego gas and electric company has
declared a quarterly dividend of n per cent on
the $4,000 common stock, payable June 10.
This compares with five previous dividends of
Il per cent each, beginning March 15, 1909.
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Snecial Dspotch 10 The CoU1

Los ANGELES, June 10.-Union oil was
again the feature of the stock exchange Open-
ing at $10415, the stock was hammered down
by the bears to $104.3715 At the afternoon call
the stock recovered and sold up to s105.5O
Rights to purchase treasury stock of the
Union oil company were sold for the first time
on the exchange today, the reflected course of
the stock being weak at the start and closing
at $40.
Associated sold at 5000.
California Midway was weak in the morning,
Columbia sold at S1.24E which is the lowest
notch for this stock.
Cleveland oil opened weak, but advanced to
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New york MONEY Market

NEW YORK June 10.-Money on call, easy
at 2ss @3 per cent; ruling rate, pa per cent;
closing bid, "a per cent; offered at 25s per cent
cent? so DAVIS per cent en- 'ss SIX monSs 4@A
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4% to 514 per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business
in bankers bills at $4.s425G4. S435 for 90 day
bills and at $4.S6S0 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.S3A G4S3%.
Bar silver. 53Ac
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds. ir-
regular
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OIL STOCKS

Business in the oil stocks continued light
Yesterday, with no changes worthy of comment
Palmer was firm at $1.471a with a sale at
S1.o0. buyer 80. and SIPS was bid for New
Pennsylvania: no sales.
Record ex dividend of 7l5e yesterday.
W. d. Mailman the oil stock broker, yes
terday received telegram from the oil fields
saying that the New Pennsylvania well was
being haled out, that 1t was showing more oil
every hour and that it was likely to flow any
day. The pressure is much stronger and the
oil much lighter. There is still $500 feet of
water in the hole.
It was reported yesterday that the proposed
sale OF the W. X. and Turner oil properties
had fallen through
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BEAR RAIDERS
SEEK PROFITS

NEW YORK, June 10.-The
languor of the demand for stocks
which began to be manifest yes
terday prompted renewal of op-
erations for the decline today on
a moderate scale. The volume of
the dealings expanded over those
of, yesterday, but only to a slight
extent. The rumors of the iden-
tity of the sellers supported the
suspicion rife in the speculation
that a purpose to depress prices
for profit furnished the leading
motive for the selling.
The depression was ascribed to
dissatisfaction with the railroad
rate situation and to the condi-
tion in the copper trade. The
selling of the coppers was at
tributed to a large extent to Bos-
ton and foreign sources, and it
had as explanation the accumula-
tion of surplus stocks of the
metal, a sharp drop in the London
prices of the metal today and a
feeling of discoura cement over
the sustained rate of production
of the metal with no correspond
ing expansion in the demand.
The selling of United States
steel at the same time was an in
fluence on sentiment.
The selling of the metal stocks
was made to appear as though
coming from the financial party,
which has been credited with
maintaining an attitude of dis
content with the railroad rate
agreement with the government.
ST. Paul in the meantime was
less conspicuously under pressure
today than on previous days this
week.
The progress Of the railroad
bills through the. conference com
mittee Of the two houses of con-
gress is watched with solicitude.
One of the specific factors of
weakness was the unsupported
condition of the Chicago and
Alton stocks, which gave rise to
the supposition that the dividend
on the common stock was to be
suspended.
Preliminary estimates of the
weeks current movement indi-
Gated a continued inflow of cash
to New York. Interior banks,
however, are known to be fortify-
ing their cash holdings in expec-
tation of a call from the con-
troller for a statement of con-
dition. Money continues easy in
New York, but there is little de-
mand from stock market sources.
The movement toward the recov-.
cry of the foreign exchange mar
ket finds some explanation in the
small volume of May exports of
agricultural products, as reported
by the bureau of statistics. The
operations in the May cotton op-
tion were responsible for the
small volume Of cotton exports.
but there was a marked falling
off as we'll in the months outgo
of meat and dairy products.
Wheat exports for the week fell,
also. 100000 bushels below those
of last week.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value), $780,. 900.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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dollars, S490, 757 600: silver dollars of fs9o,
So 694 900; silver certificates outstanding, $780,,
T57 600
I12: current liabilities sos 3l2 $50; working bal
ance in treasury offices, $40, 466, $40; In banks
TO credit of treasurer of the United States,
S3S 623 004; subsidiary silver coin, $50 600 S9I
minor coin, 81. 1873, ,507; total balance in general
fund, $50. .7S9 I55
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. June .--Wheat-Bluestem, S2c;
club 7ec: red Russian, 1ec.
SEATTLE, June 10.-Wheat: Milling quota
tons-Bluestem. S5c; forty-fold. SIC; club s2c
6fe, S2c red Russian, soc Export--Bluestem.
SIC; forty-fold, Sic; club, S0e; fife, s0c; red
Russian. 7Sc.
Yesterdays car receipts: Wheat, 8 cars; oats,
+ cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, June 10.-Wheat: Track prices
Club. S1dS2c; bluestem. sJ1sS6c; red Russian,
79d soc; turkey red S1GS2c: valley. S4GS5c.
Car receipts: Wheat, 10; barley, =; oats, 3
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lding futares ranged. as foIIows: !:
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. June 1O.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady. No. rye. T6M7Tc.
Feed mixing barley. 4TG55c; fair to choice
mailing. 60@66c. Flax seed. No. / southwest
ern, $l.S2; No. l northwestern 81 90. Timothy
seed. S4.35. Clover, S11 %. Mess pork. per bbl.
$22I I5G23 Lard, per 100 lbs. S12.3J Short
ribs. sides Qoosel S13@13.37ls. Short clear
sides (boxed) $I3.T5dI4.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to al 900 bushels. Exports for the week. as
shown by Bradstreet's. were equal to zoo, 900
bushels Primary receipts were 276. 900 bushels.
compared with 10000 bushels the corresponding
day a year Estimated receipts for tomor-
row-Corn 224 cars; oats $50 cars hogs, Is, 600
head
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MinneauoIis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, June 10. - Wheat - July,
s1.035s September. 9O7sc; December. s9ls
Cash wheat-No. hard, 81 .0S1s; No. 1 north
ern. $1.051s @1.0I1s; No. >, $1-O3ls GLOSS; No.
5, S1.00ls al. Obs.
Corn-No. , yellow, 54T55c.
Oats-No. ) white. 34$4 @35$.c.
Rye-No. =. 65M69c.
FlaX-Closed at $1.92.
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Rank CIearinrs

NEW YORK, June 10.-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending June 8
shows an aggregate of s., ,491 .S00000 against
So $50. $50, 600 last week and $3 416, ,405. 900 in
the corresponding week last year. The following
is list of the cities:
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston C0pper Stocks

BOSTON. June 10.-Outsde of Lake and
North Butte there was virtually nothing doing
in the Boston market. These stocks each
list have only been traded in TO slight ex-
tent. but are fractionally lower. The market
seems TO be pretty well Hquidated now
North Butte especially weak making
new low record in years. Lake copper was
bought by some Of the strongest interests in
the street. said TO be for control
The following list is furnished by f. F. Hut-
ton a Co. 490 California street San Franeisco.
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Barley Market Still Going Down
Linseed Oil Declines Five Cents

eased of late on favorable crop advices from the
northwest and larger offerings of new crop
wheat In the southwest. closing "a q sc net de-
cline. July closed $1.01$s September. 9TSsc:
December, 9S14e. Receipts, is, 100; shipments,
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Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL,
New York Graiu .TarLa+

NEW YORK, June -Flour-Easier. Re-
ceipts. -. 66s; shipments. 9,000
Wheat-Spot easy. No. 2 red, Los nomi-
nal. 6. /. f.: No. | northern $lI2K nominal.
f. o. b. 0ptions-Wheat was quiet and STEADY
with some offerings and coverings by shorts, but
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PortIand Rutter 1T..hot

PORTLAND, June 1O.--Butter-City and cou1-
20d21c.
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BUTTER. PER PorND

Cheese-California fancy fats, lie per h.
firm; do hrsts, 13lze. firm; do seconds. 1215c
arm; s; fancy Young Americas, 1880, frm; do
Wisconsin singles. 19c hrm.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen. cases in
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London Closing Stocks
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, June l0.-The condition Of tbe
as follows
Trust funds-Gold coin, ss57.292. .seo; silver
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PORTLAND, June 1o.-Clearings, S1,335,I III;
balances, $57, ,032.
TACOMA, June 1O.-Glearings, $T6s,79 bal
ances, S31 oil.
SEATTLE, June 1o.-Clearings s1,735,525;
balances. 1921 Alb
ances. S52 III
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DnIuth Flax

DULUTH. June 1O.-FIax-On track. to arrive
and July. s1.92; September, $1.61A asked; Oc
foher 81 .5IL asked.
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BOSTON And LONDON
selling COPPERS
Slump in the Pr If Shares
Abroad Attribute Accum=
ulatiOn of Surplus Stocks
Railway Rate Situation Also
Factor in Prevailing Depres-
sion in Wall Street
New York stock List

z. F. Hutton & Co., 49O California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange fur.
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
Sales STOCKS High Low Bid Ask
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Prnrisions

The market is firm and fairly active. with all
CottoIeSe@one half bbI. 1Sc: half bbls.
127se; tierces. 1294e; tierces. 129sc; tlerces,
Hams and Bacon-The western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams. 1914 q2O15c; picnic
hams 14c: California hams. 1S4a G191ae; extra
5 to 10 lbs csc: 10 to u lbs. 25c: sugar cured.
2j15c; light dry salt bacon, $ to 10 lbs, 22ei 10
to II lbs. 2l 12e; medium bacon @O4sc' light
Lard-Tierces 151sc sos 15Ac. los 16Ac. IS
1I4c, los IKE. IS i2ssc, IS 121ae; yellow cook
ing OIL zoe per gal; white cooking oil, &c per
gal; salad oil I5e per gal. -. -
Beef-Loeal prices are quoted. Export lots;
inspected by the government. are 81 per Dbl
higher Extra family beef. S1I5O per Dbl; TAM
BY bS Oss5 sSoksd s' per es sIra peq ReS' Oee
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. $50; clear ss4;
%es Rsf nb S m pig P0r fSg S Pgs and se Sc for ks
Meat Market
The hog market is reported steady and fairly
active. with arrivals sufficient to satisfy the
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef-74 @s1s per Ib for steers. 7@74se for
veal-9Q1Ol9c for large and 1O@11e for
small.
Nutton-wethers. sla@1O14c; ewes. sGssc
Lamb~IO9s a111kc for spring.
Dressed Pork (peF lhA-13a1315c for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. / fat steers, over 900 lbs, alive. sc per
Id; under 900 lbs, 4%te; second quality, 4929
4Ae; third quality. 3a @4Ac.
No, 1 cows and heifers &c; second quality, 313
45Ac; third quality. 3@314c; common. thin, IN
desirable cows, 21a use.
Fat bulls and stays. 2A@o15c; half fat or
thin bulls Ia d2c.
Calves-Light weight. per ID. 594 acc; me-
diqm. "a G512e; heavy, 4@4Ae
UnshOrn sheep (per lb)-Wethers, No. 1. 5dtcs
ewes, 514c- ShOrn sheep (per lbl-12 a Sac less
Lambs (per lbl-ThiS years milk lambs, 69
6Ac.
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 40 lbs, 969Lc; 40 to 250 lbs, 9Lc. 250 TO
800 lbs, S&4 99e; common, undesirable hogs
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Hnrnen nnd NInIe.

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
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Local Stock Trading Still Light,
With No Particular Features

the week ending June were valued at Sl5,
266 6004. Imports of specie for the port OF NeW ns
YORK for the week ending today were Sl2o.oos
silver and S64.s1S gold. Exports of specie from
the port of New York for the week ending to
day were $S77 ,00S silver and 500, 74o gold
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DistiIlers 5s 49,. 90 L S Steel ID 5s. .103
Erie prior lien As SIS Va Car Chem 5s.. 80
Do gen IS ...-. 11I2 Wabash 1st IS. 109 4
Do cv As A 81 Do 1st e ext As 81
DO cv IS. ser B 64S4 Western Md IS. So Z
Gen Elect cv IS. .136 = Westing FL cv 5s. 9S
III Cen 1st ref As 99ll Wis Central Is. 90lz
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Northern Business

Chicago Discount Rate
CHICAGO, June 10.--New York exchange, ZOc
discount
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MINING STOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales the San Fran
cisco stock exchange yestprdav.
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Assessment Directorx COmstock Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. June 10-10:30 a. M.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Rid Acl Rid Ask
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mot included in totals because containing
other items than clearngs.
mot included in totals because comparisons
are Incomplete
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Imports and Exports at New York
NEW YORK. June 10.-Imports Of merchan.
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81 Green Peas -m =
90 Green Corn, dOz. .3O6 90
'lOtOnlons. per 10. a 2
tlPotatoes, lb-...-1156 >
) Rhubarb. 10. .. 3G 4
string Beans. lb-.10015
10 summer Squash. .lb-G y
% sprouts. per lb. d
10 Spinach. per ID. a 5
p fomatos, 10 ....1OeI1J
81
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
TEXAS AFTER THE
 PULLMAN COMPANY

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Dec f2.- (speciaD The Railroad commission of Texas has taken up the question of lowering sleeping car rates in Tex as and into and out of Texas. Rail road Commissioner Williams has started the action by filing two i'm portant motions with the commission. One asks the reduction of the rates within the state. over which the com mission once before took Jurisdiction, and the other the reduction 9s the iRterstate charges. It is ppposed that the upper berth rates be made less than the rates for lower berths and the seat charges be reduced. The proposition would possibly be to clip fifty cents from the upper berth rat es. where the lower rater is two dol lars, and that twenty per cent re d1Ction be effected in the rats for lowers and the seat charges.
 Sometime ago Texas Railroad com mission reduced the sleeping car rat ts, but the order was enjoined in the federal courts. It is now proposed, if the Pullman company does not vol untarily reduce the rates, to bring