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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-05-09
CONVICTED OF CRUELTY
TO HORSE; FINED $50.

Fire Commissioner Matthew STRAIT
ton caused the arrest of William Graf,
teamster, 21 years old, living at T5
Avenue l., for beating his horse un-
mercifully in Court street, by PATROL
man Weigand, of the First Precinct
When arraigned later before Judge
Hahn. Graf was fined $50 and costs
and warned by the judge that a repe-
tition of the offense would mean jail
sentence.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-05-09
DEAD WOMAN IDENTIFIED.

1t was learned today that the woman
who was stricken while shopping in
Centre Market Saturday anG taken to
the City Hospital. where she died, was
Mrs. Katherine Minded. 20 years old. Of
70 Garden street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-05-09

ing him an independent fortune Of ST.
100000. 1t was the income from this
source which enabled the late King to
purchase his Sandringham estate.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-05-09
ROOSEVELT HAPPY
ALTHOUGH SICK;
OFF FOR GERMANY
Colonel Has Slight Attack OF
Bronchitis, Accompanied by
Fever-Voice Is Husky.

STOCKHOLM, May 9.-Mr. Roosevelt
left for Berlin on special train at II
o'clock this morning. He was feeling
well and in a joking mood. and con-
sidered himself altogether equal to the
visit in Germany.
During the night the former Presi-
dent had little fever, and today his
voice was husky. giving evidence of
slight attack of bronchitis.
The change in Mr.. Roosevelt's pro-
gram at Berlin was made at his sug-
gestion, and it is understood was ac-
oepted regretfully by Emperor Will
lam. Mr. Roosevelt will go to the
American embassy, and the -official
program will be carried out. He holds
to his original intention to be present
at private luncheon with the en-
peror and empress at Potsdam tomor-
row, and expects to deliver his lecture
at the University of Berlin.
LONDON, May 9.--If Mr. Roosevelt
adheres to his travelling program he
will arrive in London on May 16. The
fixing of May 20 as the date of King
Edwards funeral will, however. pre-
clude the possibility Of the former
President delivering his Romanes lee
ture upon the original date arranged,
which was the 18th 1t is hoped at OK
ford University that an arrangement
can be made for postponement of the
lecture until the obsequies.
If Mr.. Roosevelt is in London on the
day of the funeral he will probably
attend, but the question has already
arisen as to what his status would be
on that occasion. He could hardly be
treated as a private Individual, and the
public would certainly expect that he
be given a place among the notables.
The press repeats the suggestion that
the American government appoint Mr..
Roosevelt its sepecial representative at
the funeral,
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Henry Clews of New York says: "Our crop
situation is fairly satisfactory. The outlook is
for a full crop of cotton, and wheat promises
WELL The prospect is also for big hay crop.
The growing season is from two to three weeks
late, which somewhat increases the perils from
early frosts. Still there is ample time for re-
covery of lost ground, and it would be prema-
ture to take discouragng views of the present
crop situation. Other favorable influences are
the successful placing of st. Paul bonds and
city warrants in Paris the decline in the Bank
of England rate a good cotton report and a
sharp decline in imports which. with lower
prices for wheat and cotton and foreign takings
of securities, will interfere with furtlser
gold exports. 1t seems quite certain that Eu-
rope will take our best securities at a price,
and present conditions unusually favorable
to the foreign purchaser.
General business is affected adversely by the
reaction in Wall street. well by a general
recognition that passing through period
of readjustment from the late activity and ex-
cessively high prices. Economy is already TAX
ing the place of extravaganza. Buyers natur-
ally hesitate under such circumstances. although
thus far there has been serious sackening
up of trade. Rather more activity has been
shown in iron, owing to price concessions. but
the future of this industry is largely dependent
upon the railroad outlook Equipment orders are
being cancelled, and purchases of steel
products undoubtedly contingent upon the
successful placing of American railroad bonds
abroad. Delay in the latter necessarily inhu-
ence the steel industry unfavorably."
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weekly Bank Statement

NEW YORK June 1.-THE statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows that
| the banks hold $23, ,099, ,775 than the re-
is an increase of 1853 $50 in the proportionate
cash reserve, as compared with last week. The
Loans 81. 1872. 12o. 500: decrease. 81, ,451 800.
Deposits, S1:1s4 276 900; decrease. 50, So, 600.
Circulation, $4S, 129, 400; increase. S137, 900.
Legal tender, $6S, s43, 10o increase $3.50. 100.
| Specie. S25o, 520. 800; increase, $1,091 600
Reserve 1919, ,169, 900; increase, $1,S21, 700.
15o.
Surplus, S23. .099. 775; increase, 50, ,539, $50.
Ex United States deposits, S23, 200; in
| crease, 81, ,54l. $50.
! The percentage of actual reserve Of the clear
1 ing house banks today was 2T10.
The statement of banks and trust companies
| of Greater New York not reporting to the clear
Loans 81. .166, ,051. .400 decrease. Sc. .077. 100.
Specie, $12Y, AGA, 800; increase, $610, 100
Legal tender. so, los, 200; increase $167 500.
Total deposits, 81 ,252, ,305, ,O00 decrease S117,-
| 200.
| The Financier will say: .'The statement of the
| associated banks of the city of New York for
the week ending June Ii indicated that the
| financial institutions of the city have been
strengthening their position particularly with
legals. taking the actual condition as basis,
was So 6S1. 500. which corresponded closely with
preliminary estimates. The loans remained al
most stationary, the decrease having been only
81, 041, 700. Deposits showed expansion of
/ 800, and a result of the operations noted re-
| serves all deposits rose SO, 1893, ,S75, making
the excess above the 25 per cent minimum
'1The statement of averages reflected operations
1 included in last weeks actual statement but
the excess reserve worked out $23, 099. 775. The
| summary of state banks and trust companies in
Greater New York not reporting TO the New York
clearing house revealed a striking decrease or
! S9,0T7,10O In loans, increase of about three
quarters Of a million dollars in cash and in
crease of two millions in deposits The de-
crease in loans traceable almost entirely to
| the trust companies and due to the Hqui-
dating movement, which was checked early in
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Hide Market Tending Downward
Further Talk in Barley Market
Receipts-wheat, 10 cars; oats. car.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June 11.-Bids on an export basis
were the best reported today for the new crop
OF Texas wheat Accordingly Oklahoma points
could ship their wheat here. Moreover, July
wheat at Baltimore was offered today at &c
below Chicago July. Confronted by such facts
wheat sold here at the lowest of the week and
closed at almost the bottom. In marked con
trast with previous days. the July option
was the weakest finishing at a net loss Of Use
The decline In September and December futures
was sc less. Other leading staples all closed
lower-corn, &c to 11sc; oats, Sc to Ae, and
provisions &c to 121ac.
Both September and December wheat went
into the eighties, in other words sold down
under 9Oc per bushel and stayed there. A leading
elevator concern was free seller chiefly Of Sep
tember and July. Liquidation by many small
holders formed another conspicuous feature. For
elgn news was a little bullish. smaller world 5
shipments being expected Holders Of wheat IN
Australia and India firm, the continent
taking the cargoeS, but this sort of news had
little weight with the trade in the face OF
DearlSh crop and harvest conditions. Selling pres
sure increased after the first hour until almost
the last minute. September ranged between S9%c
and 9OAe closing easy at S915 @S9Ssc.
Corn showed a downward tendency all day.
September sold from 5s2sc to 594e, and closed
cash market was also weak. No. yellow closed
at 5SA Q5915c.
Fine weather and heavy primary receipts
weakened oats. September sold down from 30 &c
TO 34S4c and closed at the low level.
Large receipts of hogs at western packing cen
ters made the tone of provisions weak. Last
transactions showed pork down 10c to 1212c, lard
10c and ribs 5G71ac
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Potatoes, onions and vegetabIes

Inere was good weekend demand 1Or mis-
celaneous vegetables, and although receipts con-
tinued heavy stocks OF most descriptions were
closely cleaned up at the close. Stocks of
Merced tomatoes. while ample. were less cX-
cessive and prices moved up a little. River
tomatoes in small boxes were Offering and
brought 81 p box Cucumbers cleaned up
readily at advanced prices and there was
ready market for choice green and summer
squash. Large boxes of cucumbers from the
river sold at s.. 5ON3. The market was still
overStocked with poor quality string and WFv
beans, which were hard TO sell. while choice
lots were in good request at 6QSc a pound.
Rhu6arb and peas brought stiff prices. a pre-
MUM being obtained for the best selections Of
the latter IN the early trade. The Gamers
took most OF the arrivals Of asparagus at 50075c
a box, while the trade paid up to 81. % for ex-
ira. Potatoes were dull, as usual at the close
of the week. and the onion market had an
easier tone.
Potstoes-Per box 5OGS5c: in sacks. 75c0SI
per etl; old crop Burbsnks, nO4ninal
onions (per ctlt-New red, 81 1.4501. so per
sack; new yellow, $1.5091. go per ctl
NegeJables-Asparagus. 5Oc0$1-5O per box:
tomatoes, 4OQ6Oc per box for Merced: green
peas, $l-4042 per sack: string beans dSc
per ID; wax beans. 5QSc per 10: summer SQUASH
65@I0c for small and S1.2561.5O for large
boxes; eggplant 6dSc per ID: green peppers S6o
1212c per ID; garlic, 4G415c per ID for new: cab
baSe, JO96Oc per ctl; cucumbers. 81. .250 so per
box; caulinower, 4OG50c per dozen; turnips
I3c per sack; carrots, Toe per sack: rhubarb
S0c9S1 per box; green corn. S26l4 per sack for
bay and Sl.I012-20 for Winters.
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GROSS RAILWAY
EARNINGS GROW

NEW YORK, June 11.-Down-
ward movement of prices was
carried over from yesterdays stock
market and had no explanation.
The talk of doubt of the main
tenance of the st. Paul dividend
and of a probable reduction of the
Chicago and Alton dividend and of
the unfavorable copper trade po-
sition was supposed to account
for the discouraged views of the
prospect attributed to the capital
lists most largely interested in
those properties and most active
usually in market operations in
them.
Yet AmaIgamated Copper. st.
Paul and Chicago and Alton were
rather notably exempted from the
days prevailing weakness and in
clined to rally from the sharp de-
clnes which they suffered yes
terday, the general heaviness of
the market being taken advan-
tage of, apparently. to buy these
stocks.
The Financial Chronicle re-
ports an increase in gross earn
ings in May Of 4S railroads, COM
prising more than one-third of the
total mileage, of $S.772.771, or
1898 per cent more than last year.
A marked contraction in the cot
ton market, a movement OF grain
about the same as the previous
year and diminished coal traffic
point 10 the fact that the gain is
in general trade.
American Sugar and. Western
Union were weakened by the gov
ernment prosecution of those COM
panies.
The bank statement reported
the expected gain in cash. but the
actual loan item of the clearing
house institutions remains but
slightly affected by the stock mar
ket liquidation, the decrease for
the week barely turning the mil
lion dollar figure In the average
statement of other banks and
trust companies. however, in
which last weeks operations as
well as this may affect the result.
there was reported a contraction
of more than 100000 in the loan
item.
Bonds were heavy; total sales
(par value), S1,O79, 900.
United States 2s registered have
advanced 1s per cent and the IS
have declined 4 per cent in the
bid price on call during the week.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grains

wheat una Otner Gra1nS
Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were follows. in quarters: Russian 504 600:
Danubian, SO, 900; Argentine 1O0, 900: Indian
ia, 900; Australian, 20. 600.
Chicago was 115c lower. This market coutin,
ued quiet and weak.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.4215 al. .4715; Sonora
81. .571a al .621a; Propo and white Australian
81 .521a al. sly; northern club, 81. .43% al. .46K
Russian red, 81 .421a al As; turkey red, 81 42iS
@1 .471a; blnestem. 81 1.50@1. .55.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-Stin lower quotations are noted and
the market is weak and duh at the decline
CASH BARLEY
Old crop-No. 1 feed, $1-03% al .O6K: on
grades. $1@1.021a per ctl; extra choice 81 O71s:
new crop. to arrive, $1@1.021a; brewing S1IoG
1.121a per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low Close
December 81. .001s $1.01k $1.0O15 81 OI1s
Oats-Continued neglected, with prices un-
changed.
Red. $1.171l a 80; black. nominal; gray. NOM
inal; white. s1.421a 1.4715 per ctl for fair to
No. 1.
Corn-western states yellow, in bulk San
Francisco track, $1.55@1.571s: white, SI.57SG
1.6o; mixed, $1.5215 @1.55; sacked prices, 7jSc
higher; white Egyptian. $1.4745 @1.5215; brown
do, $130@1.40 per ct1.
Rye-$1 55@1.70 per ctl.
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Horses and nInIa.

There certainly was some snap to the princinal
auction sale of horses held during the week a.
there were several buyers for the class of horses
offered the bidding did not lag for a moment
One OF the principal buyers at the afternoon
sale was Mr.. Hunt, who secured a carload M
other bidders of their feet until his wants wore
satisfied He secured nearly an the horses
that weighed from 300 to $50 and nafd
from $40 10 S4fo Tor teams. His range of cost
Tor single drafters was from S195 to S225
The quality of the afternoon Offering was
made up or young drafters ranging in weight
from 1,290 TO i, ,450, and were in most Instances
broken double The dispatch with which these
horses moved on indicates a brig demand
The night sale composed of high class
drafters and truck horses ranging in weight
from j. 40 10 1.S00 pounds and were in urgent
demand by the big drayage firms The follow
ing prices were paid for the several teams and
single horses offered: One team OF mares weigh
ing $500 topped the market at $610: eight
teams weighing from $500 to 200 pounds
ranged in price from $500 to S575 six teams
going considerably over the $500 mark These
horses ranged in ages from to years and
tion.
Single horses sold as follows: Two for 5000
one $225. four $3.50. five $240, three $3.50. three
$3.50 one S2I0 and $3.50. These horses
weighed from 1.5O0 to 1. $50 and were broken
and guaranteed sound The balance OF the Of
fering sold fully up to quotations.
The following quotations for horses and mules
ers' Journal:
HORSES
Desirable drafters. I, 700 lbs and S275 $500
Light drafters, 1,500 TO $50 lbs. ..... 2256127J
chunks, 1850 to 800 lbs. 2006125O
Wagon horses. 1850 to 1850 lbs..... 135GlS5
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NIeat Market

DRESSED MEATS
as follows:
cows and heffers.
veal-9@1O15c for large and 1O@11c for
small.
MuttOn-,wethers. 91s@1O15c; ewes. s@shC
per pound.
Lamb-1O1s @1Ihc for spring.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-13G1315c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
weight:
No. 1 fat steers, over 600 lbs. alive, &c per
ID; under 900 lbs, 4Ac; second quality, Az
4Ac; third quality. 3st Q4Ae
No. cows and heifers, 4c; second quality Sl6
@3Ac; third quality 3934c; common. thin, un-
desirable COWS, 21aG3c.
thin bulls, IL @2c-
Calves-Light weight, per lb. So 66c: me-
dium. 0A @511e; heavy. 4@4Ae.
Unshorn sheep (per lb)-Wethers. No. 1. 5Ze;
ewes. 5Ae- Shorn sheep (per Ib)-A@%c less
6Ac. ~
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing LOG
to 40 lbs, 9G9Ac; 40 to $50 lbs 9Itc: 25O ID
51s @6c.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks weak.
Copper stocks dull and unchanged.
Spot and future cotton lower.
Local stock markets Inactive.
Bank clearings gain 1875 per cent.
Local exchange as before.
Wheat quiet. Barley still lower.
New hay selling below old crop.
Beans quiet and unchanged.
Hides still tending downward.
Market for dairy products dull.
Vegetables In good demand.
Potatoes dull and onions easy.
Fresh fruits in heavy receipt.
Poultry dull and nominal.
Horses in good demand.
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OIL STOCKS

Trading in the oil stocks was very fair for
Saturday, with New Pennsylvania the active
oil was another strong stock advancing from
$50 to $3.50. Caribou sold from $15 up to
Sl6:oO. Palmer was lower at $1.40@1.45.
The following stocks were ex dividend: Carl
6ou Zoe. Mascot 1c, Palmer 1c, Premier 1c,
Traders 81.
The United oil company, organized about seven
months ago, has declared its first dividend. The
company will have nine completed wells sec
ton 6 In so days. A seventh well will . be
brought in in about 10 days, and the sinking
of two others has been begun. 1t is expected
the company will have nine completed wells on
It's section 6 property. comprising 20 acres in
so days. 1t has partly completed four rigs on
Its 40 acres In section "a, and is building two
rigs on its so acres on section 26. Four to FIVE
strings will be kept in operation on "a
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
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Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL,
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, June 11.-Flour-Quiet and
easier Spring patents. $5-15@5.35: winter
straights. 81. 4.40M450; winter patent 81 T56l
80; spring clears, $4.10@4.35; winter extras
No: l, $3.s5@4.20. winter extras No. 2, So. 3.55G
S:Io; 81 Kansas straights. $4.7o@4.s0; receipts,
Wheat-Spot, easy; No. red. s1OJ nom
ina. c. l. f., TO arrive, elevator; No. northern.
$l.l1A nominal, f. o. b. Options-Wbeat was
easier under local and foreign selling on i'm
proved weather conditions in the west, easy
cables and weak outside markets, closing at
= al 1sc net decline. July closed at 81 0Oss .
September 9615c: December, 96%c. Receints
3s. 600; Shipments %. .9S9. SeiP's'
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce June N
Provisions

Cottolene-One half bbl 13c; half bbIs,
123sc; tierces, 12&e; tierees, 12%c; tterces,
124Ac.
quotes as follows: Hams 1917 62OI5c. nienic
hams, 14c; California hams, 1S15@1915c; extra
fancy bacon, 295c; fancy bacon. 8 to S lbs, 27c;
to 10 lbs, 25c; 10 to u lbs, 25c; sugar cured
2o12c; light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs 22c; 10
to IL lbs, 2113e; medium bacon, 2015c; light
medium bacon 2O15c
Lard-Tierces 151hc. sos 154c, los 16Hc, 5s
1850 Ss 1613c; compound lard. tierces IL 15c SOS
llAc, los 12Ac, IS 12$sc, IS 121ac; yellow cook
Ing oil, zoe per gal; white cooking oil, re per
gall salad oil, 75c per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government. 81 per Dbl
higher Extra family beef, $3.50 per bbl; fam
ily beef, SIT per bbl; extra mess beef. SIT per
Dbl; smoked beef. 2115c per H..
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels $50: clear. S34:
mess SS2; pig pork. $50; pigs feet, $5-75 for
mar Dds, S24O for % ID kegs and 81. 80 for kits
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PouItrr and Gam.

There was very little life to the poultry mar.
ket yesterday. buying for the week vas
practically over Friday and there was barrli7
anything received anyhow. Two cars OF western
We're handled during the week and one was re-
ported close at hand Yesterday
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens. S5-5O06 for small.
$6-oO9I-90 for large and SSd1O for extra. vourg
S6.50Q7.50; brollers. S4l4 so for large, Ss25a
$50 for medium and s2-5O63 for smsli.| ducks,
SOLO; pigeons. H-75@2; squads. S2.5OGSs
Game (per dozen)-Nominal
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SALES
11:3O a. m.-
Los Angeles Oil Exchange
ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Call

ISPecIdI DIsPdtch 10 / he Call
Los ANGELES June 11.-OfI stocks regained
all that they had lost during the deck at the
call this morning.
Union oil was firm. The stock opened at
$105.75 and advanced to $106, closing strong at
$105.7 20 bid and offered at S106. Rights to
treasury stock of Union oil closed strong at
$5.75.
Associated oil was steady
California Midway gained a point, closing at
57c.
Jade, which was offered yesterday at S5c.
fered
Palmer oil was up to s1.4s on reports from the
new well.
Olinda was strong at 6Oc.
Cleveland oil quoted at 32Nc
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Northern Whent Nfnrket
wASuINcToD

club. 79c; red Russian. TIC '-c'
SEATTLE: June 11.-Alilling quotations-Rlue-
stem, Soc; forty fold, S3c; club, s2c: ffe S9c-
red Russian, Soc Export wheat-Bluestem 500,
forty-fold, soc: club, roc; fife 79c: red Russian
re. Yesterdays car receiptsEWheat 10 ears
oats, cars; barley, 1 car eaA >
OREGON
- portland, q, AM June 11.-wheat. track prices
79@s0c; turkey red, s1@s2c; valley, S4Gs5c
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE condition of the
follows ~
Trust funds-Gold coin, $s5s o05. 500: silver
So 69S, 900; silver certificates outstanding s491 ,
272 0OO WV
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
ersl fund, Ss37 ,315; current liabilities. SS9S.-
~ 639 working balance in treasury offices. sl9-
59i ,6O5; In banks to credit of treasurer of the
United States. $3S. T4S S95; subsidiary silver
coin, $50. $780, $780, minor coin 81 III oS1. totsl
balance in general fund, $S3, ,7S6, ,710.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Special Dispafch 10 The Call

PETALUNA June 1.-THE prices paid for
eggs today dropped 1 cent below the day pre-
vious after the receipt OF quotations from the
San Francisco dairy exchange. The Petaluma
egg exchange paid % cents for first grade indie
pendent dealers and spectators paid "A and D
cents for first and second grades. The market is
quiet and the demand good.
SANTA CRUZ, June 11.-Merchants paying
pOultrymen % cents for eggs and in turn sell
at % u cents Demands increasing.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. June 11-Cash Quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady; winter patents, 81. 50G
500; straights. $41O6l4.75; spring patents.
straights 81 1904. 60; bakers $3-s064. So: No >
rye, 76@7Ic. Feed or mixing barley. 47G55c;
fair to choice mailing. 6O966e. Flax seed,
No. 1 southwestern, $1.I5: No. / northwestern
$1.s5. Timothy seed. S4.35. Glover. S11.25.
Mess pork, per bbl SD. 2.75G23- Lard. PEI 100
lbs, $12.25. Short ribs, sides 0OOsel, S13121A a
1887 u; short clear sides (boxed) Sl3 75d14.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to PIT 600 bushels Primary receipts were 35S-
600 bushels, compared with 100000 bushels the
corresponding day a, year ago. Estimated re-
ceipts for Monday: Wheat. II cars; corn IS5
cars; oats III ears: hogs. 30. 900 head
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCF
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Oil Stocks Have Fair Business
Local and Mining Stocks Quiet

per cent; 90 days, 81 @s4 per cent; six months,
4d41s per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at $4S430@4.S4 $40 for GO
day bills, and at 4.S6S5 for demand
Commercial bills, $4.S31h 04S4.
Bar silver. 53Ac.
Mexican dollars 44c.
heavy.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON, June 1.-The copper shares market
opened weak, but soon recovered its overnight
Some talk is heard of 1O15c for the red metal
before winter. However, the shares have dis
counted even such a reduction and are dragging
along on the bottom waiting for a little good
news and a leader.
Serious losses have taken place in many of the
active issues. Calumet and Arizona has been the
principal loser. selling low 90, down
points. The market is heavy all around and
under considerable pressure.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut