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Con. Phoebe Reopening

~Wllllam Lloyd, superintendent Of the
consolidated Phoebe mines company,
received instructions Thursday MORN
ing from Managing Director f. L.
riDe noIioe 10 get the mine In order for 8
9eii0q 9e but OF he activity t6It This he will
little to be done until the rail-
Ioau Is restored to camp and a supply
OF coal brought in for use at the plant
az smart No. i, where the company pro-
posed to conduct its principal opera
tionS. He is also waiting for the ar
rival OF casting ordered for the COM
fore the plant is ready for real busi-
The Consolidated Phoebe company
owns the Ohio o-Kentucky properties.
Greenwood mines; the famous Ray
mond and Ely mine which already
has has large record of production to
ore exposed that it promises to out
do all previous efforts. The Consoli-
dated Phoebe mines contain the So
of ore which is capable of keeping a
respectable sized pill going for gem
Grafton.
This ledge was discovered as far
veloped to a good depth. The ore
was found to Contain an average of
about 81 to So gold, 3 per cent cop
ami 20 per cent zine Repeated efforts
We're made by the original owners to
properly treat this ore for the market.
and a mill was Installed. Shipments
were made to Swansea and other
points, but no successful method treat
ment had been evolved up to the time
when. the Phoebe district was aban-
doned.
This ledge. prospected to below the
1.20O foot level, therefore, is absolutely
virgin ore-it has never been stopped
in any place and it extends clear to the
SurfaCe.-PiOche Record.
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Old Wisconsin Mine

Fred Medlin of Nevada City, who has
been acting in the capacity of super
intendent at the Birchville mine near
Graniteville for several years past, has
accepted the superintendency of the
Wisconsin mine near Graniteville,
which is owned personally by John A
Buting, one of the principal owners of
the Birchville.
Operations will be commenced at the
Wisconsin as soon as the necessary
buildings are erected and the machin
cry installed. The necessary hosting
and pumping equipment will be ac-
quired and taken to the Wisconsin as
soon as possible Superintendent Med
lin expects to start work within a
month or six weeks.
Both water and steam power Will be
Installed at the property, the latter
to be used as an auxiliary In case
water is not obtainable. The Wiscon-
son has been idle for As or 80 years. 1t
was abandoned at the time of the big
silver excitement at Virginia City and
the company which was operating 1t
closed down and moved the machin-
ery and mill to Nevada. 1t is stated
that during the time the mine was
worked it paid well, and there is every
reason to believe that it can be put on
a paying basis when opened up. There
is a perpendicular shaft. on the prop
erty about 10 feet deep. This will be
pumped out and sinking resumed. The
Wisconsin is only about half a mile
from the Birchville and is practically
in the same group.-Nevada City Tran
script,
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The Crop Outlook

Henry CleWs Of New York SAYS;
Perhaps tho brightest development Of the
week was the government crop report; the ad-
vices as % spring wheat being better than ex-
Trctsd. The indications for a total
syheat crop Of 702 100000 bushels. against a
harvest last year Of 737 900 bushels. This
suggests a shrinkagc Of about p 600 600 bushels
= a result Of poorer condition than year ago
An cat crop of 102l 600 600 bushels is Indicated
. about 13 600 600 bushels in excess Of last
year. while tie outlook for barley is for crop
OF lf3-UUS.O0O bushels. or about s. 100000 bush
els IN excess Of last year There Is also prob
ability OF big hay crop. although returns
. Tor this product have thus far been furnished
For cotton tic outlook Is about - 900 600 bales.
or fully 100000 more than last year. In all
parts Of the country there has been a larger
ecreage TILED, and conditions are such as to
fnduce farmers everywhere 10 raise the very
largest product per acre possible. This means
that the country VIII be favored with abundance
fn quantity and that farmers. though receiving
lower prices than year ago. viii nevertheless
obtain liberal net results High prices for meats
may continue FOR a period. since more time is
required for increasing supplies. bur il is known
that consumption Of meats has been materially
y Ahecked and very considerable increase in the
supply of hoes viii occur this year which is
already affecting the price Of such products
The lquiGariOn which has recently taken
place in grain and cotton is beneficial ia more
wavs than one. Il viii tend To lower the cost
Of living. put end 10 dangerous speculation
and facilitate more normal conditions in our
foreign trade. Already imports declining
and exports increasing the result OF lower
prices, and the drift Of our foreign trade which
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Place Place @'rsss are buying the cheapest hay in it.
red Pet eoh Tor white and $2L50 for
Middiings-s2 -s2s0s1 per to,
Shorts-S2s. .5Od 3. 50 ,er s09, Ton
Feedstu tufs-Rolied bs-ieT IeT 1en: sasao,. -,
lots o5is1' az; mixed feed. S24a3O for average
at mills s. urea H -; cocoanut cake or meal
lots ssl,hss-o - n 20 and 10 and S25.5 in ton
corn ysSsssn1ng. $26; corn meal, S34d35: cracked
iobbi,~ s4sos alfalfa meat carload iots SIS.
iofS - F-Si red star alfalfa meal Sl5 In car
S14 "a - S1o Jobbing; Modesto alfalfa meal
csla m, "a car lots and SIG jobbing: Caproco oil
0ld al bsr $500 per ton.
IA 20 tas nas-Nheat, Sl2QI6: wheat and oat sea-
II: sifsgsso oa Sloal lS: volunteer wild oat. S70
New ia Ss.9oall; stock hay. S66I7 per ton
Er9 ~. .aA-Ao. wheat S12@13. so. No / oat
cI5ffso. Eso51nieer wild oat, S9@Io; alfalfa first
etraT-40 6165c ner hale
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CHICAGO
CHICAGO June .4CattIe-Receip:s. esti-
mated at 1000 head; market steady. Beeyes.
S5.e5ds 30; Texas steers. S525d715; western
6.4o; COWS and heifcrs, $2.75M690: calves
S6.5009.
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 5000 head: mar
ket 5@l0c up. Light. S9.30@960: mixed, S93od
9.55: heavy. $4,000 so: rough. 50. .20d9.30: good
10 choice heavy, S9-30M9.J0; pigs, $9.05q9oo'
bulk Of sales. 50. .45N9.5o.
SheeD-Receipts. estimated at 1000 head; mar
ket steady Native, So 400 5.S;5; western So "a
80; yearlings. S6N7. %; lambs, native $500
SO, western $6efS.15.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, June 1s.-Cattle- receipts.
300 head; market steady. Native steers. So-1od
$40; cows and heifers. S2-756I7.50; stockers and
feeders, $4d6.15; bulls. $3.50 70; calves. $3.50
@775: western steers, 50. 50d 10; western COWS,
S4@6.50.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 head: market ga 1oe
higher. Bulk Of sales. S9.3G@9. A.: heavy S9.:5j
d9.45; packers and butchers, S9.33d9.45; light,
S9.25d9.45; pigs. IS. $500
Sheep-Receipts. none; market steady.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. June 1s.-Cattle- Receipts.
300 head: market unchanged Native steers.
S5.50@S.25; COWS and beifers. S3.15M7: western
steers. S3.3oG6.75; Texas steers. $3M6; cows
and heifers. S2.T5G SO; Gamers, 81. 2.I36I 20:
bulls. Stags etc. S3.75M6.
Hogs Receipts. $500 head; market 5q loc
higher. Heavy. S9.20ms.35: mixed $3.50 $. 80;
light. S9,3009se; pigs, $7-5c@9; bulk of sales
50. .2509.35
Sheep-Reeepts. 100 head market steady.
YearlinSs. S50 30; wethers. $450M5.40, ewes,
s.. a 5.25; lambs. S6.50QS25.
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ore bodies that have been developed in
the Belmont.-Goldfeld News.
Silver State Sold

After several months negotiations
with the Carnahan Brothers OF Baker
City Ore, owners of the Silver state
group. located % miles north OF Win
nemucca, the deal was closed yesterday
by the arrival of a deed to the property.
conveying it to j. Il. Mulkey OF this
place.
The Silver State was opened up about
the time silver was demonetfzed. About
$4,000 worth of high grade silver ore
was shipped, then the mine was closed
down. 1t changed hands two or three
times since, but aside from annual
work but little has been done since the
panic of 1907, when a large price was
offered and refused for the property.
While the Silver State has been clasSed
as silver mine the latest workings
show gold in good values There are
five distinct lodges on the seven claims,
well defined, all more or less devel-
oped Most of the ore that was shipped
came from two incline shafts consist
ing largely of sulphurettes, chlorides
and bromides.
A mill was built by the Denver
quartz mill and ore crushing company
last fall to go on to this mine. but
owing to the failure of one OF the
brothers to sign the deed nothing was
done Now that the title is clear the
property will be improved
The Silver State is only few miles
east of the Barrett Springs mines, In
the same valley with the National.
Rebel Greek, the famous Ohio mine and
Others. but nearer Wfnnemucca than
the mines mentioned-Silver State.
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nous dividends that are being put out
py the Consolidated company. rs well as
Is IN progress on other properties, give
good reason for the belief that other
mines will be opened, and in the near
future at that
The Combinat ton Fraction is again
starting to mill its ores and will be In
!ne list or real producers and probably
IN IN the list of dividend payers very
shortly- The Florence is keeping up its
steady grind and official assurance is
given that the company will Nhave a
GOOD place In the dividend list during
On the Atlanta estate seven leases
are steadily working at varying depths
ana there is reason to believe that some
and will make producer of the At
idhta- On the Merger ground the Ford
tease is now a small but steady pro-
uucer--Wlth the ore showing up finer
and stronger with increase of depth
Another lease is to start work with the
i,o0o foot point as the objective as to
aepth' ana probably the Merger COM
QUO or more feet. The Pennington
tease on the Merger ground is working
az 4Oo 1eet depth and will go deeper
after development on ground immedi-
ately adjoining shall have given few
more pointers
Two leases on the Booth have devel-
starting work on the ORC; company op-
eratlons are we'll under way on the
yellow Tiger and are to be resumed at
once on the G. o. d. Leasers are max
ing good showingS and some produc-
lions on the Blue Bull, Commonwealth.
hendali. Sandstorm and e. o. d. The
Ioldneld annex lease on the Jumbo ex-
tension ground. after opening and ship
ping some rich ore at 500 feet depth
IS now sinking for its original ob1ec-
tive point, 900 to LOO foot depth. The
Sandstorm Kendall merger is being
worked out and extensive development
OF this ground of great possibility will
probably soon be started
Ihree miles to the south the Pitts
purg Nevada and Frances groups, en-
prac1ng more than 200 acres. will soon
pc placed under development and the
Dig ledges of low grade ore that were
exposed by pioneer operations worked,
constructed
Nearly three miles to the west of the
GoIdheld proved zone" the Nevada Ea-
gIes is taking out shipping ore and
the Nevada Victor is sinking a work
ing SMART so that it may get into some
OF the silver gold ore that the Eagles
mas proved IS In the lodes. AT about
the same distance to the northeast in
the Dlamondfield district, the Eureka
is steadily doing development work in
most promising formation and at the
same time there is promise that the
Dalsy, Belmont, Diamondfield and Great
Bend properties will. with a return of
interest in the Goldfeld district in the
near future be able to start INTELLIGENT
work on their ground all of which in
carry days gave up rich ore to the op-
orators who worked them.-GoIdfeld
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CLOSING TIMES OF
TRANS=PACIFIC MAILS

The following sailing dates and
closing times at San Francisco of
trans Pacific mails are based on the
latest information furnished by steam
ship companies. They are subject to
change on notice. Paper mail for
Hawaiian islands closes one hour
earlier than times given:
For Australia. New Zealand and Tahiti
steamer AIariposa leaves San Francisco June 20.
Ordinary mali closes al s a. m; registered mail
closes at S:15 a. n.
For China and Jspan--Steamer Sado leaves
Seattle June 21.>~ Ordinary mail closes at 9:30
A. m June 10; registered mail closes at 6 D. m.
June Is Steamer Nippon leaves San Francisco
5une 21 Ordinary mali closes at 1880 a. M
registered, mail closes at $3.50 a. m. Steamer
chicago leaves Seattle June 25. Ordinary mail
closes at $50 q. m june 30 registered mail
closes at o p. m June %
For Hawaii and Manila = Steamer Nippon
leaves San Francisco June 81. Ordinary mail
closes at II 80 a. m. registered mail at 10 a. m.
Steamer Siberia leaves san Francisco June 2s.
ordinary mail closes ut 11:30 a.. M; registered
mail closes at II a. m.
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&. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Bertha steling 10 Henry stelling sr.. lot at
NE corner Of Filbert and Hyde streets, 59:1]2
Louis d. Frichette to Sadie A Haywood lot at
NE corner of Monticello and Shields streets, E
p by y 100: SO
Obear investment company TO L. f. Atkinson,
lot in line Of Commercial street, 60 of Mont
gomery, 1913 by 59:e; $40
Parkside realty company 10 Elizabeth Townley,
lot in W line of Tenth avenue. 125 Of Q street,
- by W 120: $40.
Same to Frances A. Sprague. lot in line of Q
$40
Robert Dalziel to Robert Dalzlel company, lot
in " line Of Twenty-third avenue, 275 Of Z
street. y > by " 100; $40.
Robert Dalziel TO same. lot in Sc lire of Jessie
Sn 30. 81 100. SW -. Nv 103:9. Ne -. NV
23:9 NE l. NV GO. and six other pieces; So
Bay shore building conpany TO Blanche F;
Castro. % by IA; grant.
William f. Strand to Charlotte V Bird lot 81,
block K. Park Lane tract; SO.
Nebon realty company to Simon Altfeld and
wife. lot. in y line Of Pine street, 56 of Oc-
tavia: IS by \ 1915; $40.
Jane Coleman TO Katie J. Higgins lot in S
line Of Henry street $50 Z of Castro. e p by
5 rs; gift (Rerecorded.l
Daniel OSulivan 10 San Francisco turn verein.
lot in \ line Of Suffer street, 206:3 W Of De-
vsaderO, " Sab ny 1916.
Hooker estate company to Van Ness company.
lot 81 corner Of Fulton street and Van Ness
avenue. : go 1s4, 1876, 62:6, y 1875,
" 1856; $40
George H. Hooper and wife 10 Hooker estate
company. lot at Sc corner Of Fulton street and
Van Ness avenue. z IO9 by 1876; $40.
Nolney ". Winchel and wife TO Edwin W.
Choynski ct al. lot In y line OF Lake street, 81
Of Eighth avenue, 40 by 72; $40.
Elizabeth Lewis TO Margaret Hazel. lot in $
line of Thirtieth street, - OF Harper, i25
by 125; gift
Potrero Neuvo land company to Thomas Shee-
han and wife, lot in " line Of Arkansas street.
75 of Nineteenth. s p by " f0o; sic.
John +. Davis TO Lillian Parks Davis, lot in S
line Of Washington street. 23o + Of Montgomery,
20 by 122; gift.
Bay Shore building company to William W.
Gamble. lot at s corner of Hansell and Hamil-
ton streets. Sc PIG 10 boundry line of Univer-
sity mound. SW 12044, NJ 3T.45 TO AIansell
street Ne l20; grant.
Carl +. Olsen TO ~ alice Gay, lot at NE cor
ner Of Clarendon aud Lincoln avenues. S2:I,
-. So. w 25:012; SO.
Fred W. Thurston TO William W. Lambart
lot in NE line of Worden avenue, 115 Of Por-
ter NV - by Ne 100; SO.
Crocker estate company TO John A. Weimer,
lot l. block L. additions TO Castro street addi-
tion, Glen Park terrace; so.
d. A. Alberti to Frank A Daroux. lot in E
line Of Jones street 1916 of Post, 35 by E
e0:6 $40
wife lot in W line of Shrader street 1886 S
Of Seventeenth, S 25:1. W 17s:5k. n %, E
l76:9Ss; SO.
Jeremiah J. O'Callaghan and wife TO Daniel
F. Collins. lot at Sc corner of street and
Twelfth avenue. Z 120 by S 100; SO.
+. de Gomez and wife to Zala f. Fitch lot in
line Of street, l20 Z of Ninth avenue, E %
by y 100: SIC.
Parkside realty company of san Francisco to
Elizabeth l.. Geddes lot Ia " line Of Twenty
fourth avenue, 100 of street, \ p by W
100 Slq
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CALIFORNIA
Great Strike i'm Tightner

six foot ledge of jewelry ore, the
riehest ever exposed in any mine In the
tunnel of the Tightner mine.
The. ore is so rich Ithe gold almost
entirely obliterates the quartz. the
value of which can not be determined.
Today Jack Winning, foreman. broke
the news of the strike on the commu
nifty by exhibiting several boxes of the
ore. Later General Manager Johnson
confirmed the good news, saying the
ore came from a regular jewelry box
Everywhere there is jubilation and the
community is aroused to the highest
pitch of excitement
The strike is made SAB feet below
the old workings, which have been phe-
nomenally rich, thus giving this amount
of backs"
The striking of the Tightner ledge
means everything for the Allegheny
district. 1t proves beyond all doubt
that the rich chutes and chimneys ex-
tend downward in the district and also
that they are regular.
Aside from the enormous amount of
backs which are now known to con-
opens ap the properts 9e go feet aouth
Of any of the present workings of the
mine above.
With the tapping of the ledge in the
lower tunnel nothing remains but to
take out the ore, and large mill will
be built in the near future. The
striking of the ledge has made exten
sive plans necessary to work the mine
to the best advantage and Mr.. john
son has not decided whether the mill
will be erected this summer or later
in the year. 1t will consist of ten
stamps to commence with. and more
stamps will be added as the property
is opened up.
The Tightner is owned principally by
H. l.. Johnson, general manager of
the property.
with 500 feet of backs" of bonanza
to be worked, no estimate can be
placed on the millions certain to be
taken from the Tightner-Grass Val
lev Union
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Ex. to Resume

At the meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Mizpah Extension company
Just held in Philadelphia, it was de-
cfded to resume operation of the prop
erty at once. Coupled with this an
nouncement was the information that
there were abundant funds in the treas
ury to carry on all the projected work
Recent exploration work in the Miz-
pah has shown that the porphyritic
dixie, which was encountered above the
1.1OO level of the Belmont in which
the big ore bodies were recently found
runs through the DIizpah ground as
we'll. The sinking of the main sha TT
200 feet more simply puts the Mizpah
In position to go after the same big
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. June Is--Hops-Quiet. State
common 10 choice. 1902, 2lM24c: 1905. nomi-
nal. Pacific coast. 1909 14dlSc: 1905. nominal.
. Hides-Easy. Genital America. DC; Bogots,
Petroieuni-Steadv Redned New York. bar
rels 1859: do bulk. 415c; Philadelphia, barrels.
Wool-ouie1. Domestic fleece Xxx. Ohio,
320 3Sc-
Sugsr-Rsw. quiet: mUscovado So test 3.6Sc:
centrifugal 96 test. Also; molasses sugar 50 test
2 z3c. Refined. quiet: cutlOaf. 5-19c. crushed.
5-s5c: mold A. 5-5ee; cut best; 54ee; xxx
powdered. 5-3oc: powdered. 545c; granulated,
40. ]. 4-9oc: 10. >. 4.S5c; 10. g 4-s0c; No. 4,
8 T5c; No. .. 4.70c; No 6. 4.65c; No = 4.60c;
~. = .5jc. Nc. 2. .50c: No. 10. 4.45c: No. il.
. & s0c. No. L, 4.5Jc; No. l3, z.5oc; No. II.
Cofee-Futures closed quiet. net unchanged to
- points tower Sales were only 1900 bags
Closing BIDS June and July, 645c; August,
C SOC; September, 6.G0c; October and November,
6.G5c; December 6.70c: January 6.T2c; Febru-
. AIRY. 6.74c; March. 6.77c; April. 6.7Sc; May,
6 7ec. Spot quiet; No. rio. SIC. No.
Santos. 9asc. Mid. quiet; COrdova. 955Ml2J4 C.
y. Bgtter-Firm. unchanged.
Chcese-COlored firm; white dull unchanged
Eggs-Steady, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Eraporsted Apples-Quiet; steady. Spot fancy,
10-s n i0a4c- choice. SMSb2c; prime. 7d7I5c;
common To fair 666lsc.
Prunes-Steady; 3N9kc for California up Il
80-zoc and ~ 3Q954 for Oregon SOS.
Apricots-Quiet Choice 10M1oIsc; extra
choice. loi4 @llc; fancy. loss @lI1ke
choice 7NTI4c; fancy ~ MT12c.
eRaisins-Quet unchanged. Loose muscatels
81 n ~ C: choice TO fancy seeded, 4as n6s. g:
seedless, 5a4 d4l5c; London layers, S120M1.25
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SIX SPECIALS IN
GOOD SECURITIES

/. Liberty Oil Co. stock at snap. We offer
l. 900 shares at 20c per share. Companys price SOC
2. The La Blanc Oil Co.-Located in proven
territory surrounded by big producers, and con-
sdered one Of the best buys on the market. We
offer 1000 shares, part, at Zoe; company's
price 35c.
g. Coalinga National Petroleum-This company
just brought in the first we'll. probably will prove
500 barrel producer. We offer 500 shares at soc;
company's price I5c.
4. Mascot Copper Company-Offce price of
stock s1o.s0 per share Consider the personnel of
this company and then ask price 200
shares, or part thereof.
s. Pacific Slope Securities Cove offer 200
shares at $3.50 per share; "a bargain.
6. Western Pacific stock-We offer 100 shares
in lots of % shares, or more, at S24.00. You
know the rest.
Write. telephone. or call on E. F: wAYLAND
& co. Brokers, 474-476 Monadnock Building, San
Francisco.
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GREAT ORE STRIKES MADE
IN MINES OF CALIFORNIA
Enormous Dividends Paid Godfed Nevada District Stock Holders
Receiving SIS, 18o,414 in Five Months


mir the ore @arub bnng that bhed dHe Press epo
ore kd like "a rewer box the nrow tin core drnem in
ofne teoh Fo Eda
bnuges ,rngngh o moth r n wa in he y
a Fore Oh
dreus stimulated edmnmg activity II lie h paf f he tate
there eEnared dacnt in t onu Hndsb paid by
ik mines ar attracting the lie ar Europe For h first f mont
h h pi
ia returning ook holders fa apeidS
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Los Angeles Produce Market
So Dispoich % The CaHl

LOS ANGELES. June Is.-Eggs were weak to-
day on the produce exchange. Case count eggs
declined TO 23c dozen. Ney potatoes were
stronger
Receipts Of produce were: Eggs, 100 cases;
butter. "a. 792 pounds; cheese, 1910 pounds; po-
1atoes- 419 sacks
cheese (per lb)-Northern fresh, lie; eastern
twins. 1Sc: eastern cheddars. l9c; eastern long
horn I9c: eastery daisy. l9c; Swiss. imported
SOC: Swiss. domestic, . 3525cs brick cream, zoe:
limburger. 20M2lc-
Butter (per lb)-Creamery extras, SOC; frsts
29c- cooking butter. &c.
Eggs tper dozl Local ranch eandled. frsts
PC; case count. . isc eastern fresh. pc.
Beans per CLIO; pink; S1-90; No. lima:
white s.; blsckeye, S6.25; Garganzas. $3.50: len
tiis 81.
Potatoes lper ctll-Salinas. S1.l50 i-25; High
lends S5cN 81 10: LOmpoc. S1-1OG1 1.25: Watson
vile s1d1 %; Idaho. 90c@ S1.10; new potatoes,
-50aG0c per box. Sl-25@ 1.50 per ctl.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. June IS.-Huttons wire says:
Both the buying and selling were aggressive
Il j. reported that freight room has been en-
gagged for the shipment Of 900 bales more cot
ton from New York stocks between now and the
end of the month.
The sales Of print cloths at Fall River for
the week totaIed about 10000 pieces, half Of
them spots.
The eurtaiment during the week of goods Of
all sorts amounted 70 from 100000 to 100000
pieces nearly half the total normal produc-
tion.
The Algonquin printing compsny's plant at
Fall River shut down indefinitely. 1t is
estimated that p per cent Of the looms IN New
Bedford Mass. mills stopped"
Spot closed quiet and points lower. Mid
ding uplands, lJc; middling gulf 15.25c. No
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New York Metal

NEW YORK. June lS.-The metal markets
were dulI and practically nominal in the alb
sence Of exchanges. Quotations follow:
Tin. -. 60 : d32 T5c.
H. = a I2.6212c: casting, - 1213 q 12.3Tl4c.
Lead. j. 40M 4.50c.
Spelter. 515@5.50c.
Iron. unchanged