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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-09-01
PAID A Advertisement

We are authorized to announce the candidacy
of f. l., Calkns of Thorp, for the oiiice OF rep
resentative. subject to the decision OF thc ne
publican party in the primary election. sept IL
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PAID ADVERTISER: NT

wish TO announce to the public that am u
candidate for the Office Of County Clerk subject
to the action Of the republican party ut the
September primary election. -
G., X. BRADSHAW.
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PAID Advertisement

This is to say to the public that | am candi,
date for the once OF Justice Of the Peace for
Ellensburg precinct. on the democratic ticket
subject to the action OF the voters OF that party
at the primary election
EllenSburg. w. r. SHELLENBEH6EH'
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PAID Advertisement

hereby announce myself as candidate Tor
the ONCE OF county Auditor, subject to the ac
ton OF the republican party at tue primary
election In September.
Gle Eium MURvY L. BRIDGHAM.
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Struck A Rich Mine

S. w. Bends. of Coal City, Ala,
says he struck perfect mine of
health i'll DR. King New Life
Pills for they cured him of Liver
and Kidney Trouble after , Years
Of suffering They are the best
pills on earth for Constipation, Ma
laria Headchae, Dyspepsia, Debll-
ity. 25c at +. 5. Elwood :.
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PAID Advertisement

We are authorized to announce the candidacy
OF L. > Baker for representative, subject to
the Will of the voters at the primary to be held
September l3, 1910
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PAID Advertisement

Prohibition, its Relation to
Temperance, Good Morals and
Sound Government, - is a very
neat book just at hand from Joseph
Debar, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

We are authorized to announce the candidacy
OF Mitchell Stevens for the Office of representa-
tive subject to the action of the democratic
party at the primary election Sept IL, 1910
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

announce my candidacy for county super
intendeEt Of schools. subject to the republican
primaries OF September 49, 1910,
NEWTON HENTON.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-09-01
PAID Advertisement

hereby announce myself candidate for
caunty clerk, subject to the action of the re-
publican party at the primary election, Sept.
10, 1910.
Elensburg, +. d. FLETCHER
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PAID Advertisement

l hereby announce myself a. candidate for
county auditor. subject to the action OF the
democratic party at the primary election Sept
l3. 1910.
Ellensblrg W. J. PAYNE
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For Columbia river sand, see G. A.
Knox.
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PAID Advertisement

hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office OF county clerk subject to the action
OF the Republican party at the primary election
Sept. 10. 1910. WIN. NEW STRUM
Roslyn, Washington
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Frank Wilson, principal of the
Roslyn public school, spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting with
Vernon Rogers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-03

Va Car Chem 5s. 9S1a
/ Wabash LIST 5s....10S
DO LIST X ext As. 661a
| Western Nd As. e.. S4Ts
I Wrestling III CIV IS. 30
I Wis Central Is. 90
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New York Curb Stocks

Gug Express. III $50
La Rose. 1 ZIG 4 SIG.
La Rose. 4-1-I6 1 3-I6
Miami 800. 20@s 20%
Mines Of Am IS so
MOntg Sho. y q
New Con 1SA 1S3s
New Utah 4
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, May 2.-Predictions of freezing
temperatures for tonight formed part of an ar
ray OF influences that nearly neutralized today in
lhe wheat pit the bearish effects Of the general
rams rams south and southwest. An Unexpectedly
large decrease in the visible supply was coupled
WIN private statement that the total winter
wheat yleld Will be less than 400, O00, 900 bush
els, as against 1896 600 bushels, according to
oihclal ngures, last. year. The market was
STEADY at s@12c net lower than last night.
corn nnlshed a G1Ac up, oats 1sc lower to y o.
r2c hlgner and provisions 212 a Toe up
sharp break in wheat resulted from heavy
selilng que TO rainfall reaching three inches
IN some places, west and southwest Local trad
ers ala some selling near the last, giving as a
reason weakness in Wall street. September
opened disc lower at S101.001a, advanced
10 Slol&, reacted to $1.01 and closed at
$I01as, a net loss of Il &c
Cash grain concerns bought Nav corn and sold
other futures In consequence the difference mar
roWed to about 312c, against 4d41ac at the close
OF last week. The belief became quite general
that the wet weather and low temperatures pre-
qlcted would delay planting in some sections
July opened "a 1ac lower at 61K @62c, ad-
vanced to 631s d6314c, reacted to 62Ssc and
closed at 62&c. Cash was firm. No. yell
low sold al 81 y a 62c.
New crop months of oats were weak early
rallied with wheat and corn. September opened
4 a. ac lower at 3SSs G3S15c, recovered to 1874
G59c, closing with net loss of 1sc at 3S% a
3S&c.
Provisions Traders displayed little activity
prices being allowed to ease OF in idle fashion,
closing with a net loss of 21ad1Oc largely at
tributable to the decline in live hogs
The leading futures ranged as follows
Ar1Icles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Light Trading in the Oil Stocks
Belmont Active on Dividend Talk

Ter of water rates. Spring Valley water per
contra, advanced from SO TO S46.3712 Orc
water was strong AT S67. Union sugar was also
firm at SO bid. The following bonds were ex
coupon: United States per cent. 81; United
States per cent i75c; Honolulu r. & l.. 9
per cent, 50; Sacramento electric. gas and rail-
arst consolidated guaranteed ) per cent So so
Valley power company per cent, $3.50.
In mining stocks the Comstocks were dull and
unchanged. In the southern Nevadas Belmont
was actively dealt in that the stock
would declare 10 cent dividend today. Some
thousands of shares were sold at S2.S0M3, the
stock closing at $3.50. against $2sTla Satur-
day. Other stocks in this section quiet
and without feature
The director of the mint has announced that
there is no immediate prospect of purchasing
more silver in the future. About $2l .000, 600
In the subtreasuries and minis held by the
government, and this supply being adequate to
take care of the business of the country, remains
about stable, the redeposts with the government
about equaling the Withdrawals.
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Although asparagus was in slightly increased
supply and the demand was less urgent than on
Saturday. the market remained firm and the high
prices reached at the close of last week were
maintained without difficulty. Prices for peas
and rhubarb continued to strengthen. the sudden
Increase in the cost of asparagus having caused
a better demand for both articles. Summer
squash from the Coachella valley was lying
around the stores awaiting buyers. sellers being
unable to dispose of the stock, even at round
concessions. String beans were in good request
at firm figures and Mexican tomatoes were held
little higher Old potatoes were moderately
active and steady. while new crop lots dragged at
weak rates Offerings of the latter were mostly
small and only large whites wre wanted. There
nothing new in onions.
common to choice and S099Oc for fancy; Sa-
linas Burganks. S1-25Q1.35: Lompoc Burbanks.
81. 100 LOO: Oregon Burbanks. 90c0$I; sweet
potatoes. So; new potatoes. 1d1%c per ID.
Onions (per ctll-Oregon. $1.75@1-S5; Ber-
muda seed, 81 T542 per crate for white and
Si.35@1.50 for yellow.
egetables-Asparagus S1.5061.75 for extra
and $1@1.25 for lower grades; tomatoes. Next
can $1.15@2 per crate; green peas, $1.25d2
per sack; string beans, 9610c per 10 for
Vacavflle and 6GSc for southern summer squash.
60@75c per box; garlic. 56lSc per Ib cabbage
60@T5c per ctl; cucumbers, 65cM$1 per dozen /;
caulihower, 65@75c per dozen; turnIps. oO1175c
per sack; carrots, 75e per sack; rhubarb, 40665c
per box for ordinary and 65cdS1 for fancy; eel
cry, $l.j0q2 for large crates
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The Sumner tanning company's circular says
Of hides:
The decline in prices seems to have been
checked and hides hrmer, but the better
conditions of the market seem to be owing 70 the
improved character Of hides rather than any
tlvtty in trade We do not look for any mate
RAJ advance in values. but think we may expect
steady market at fair prices. Sheepskins
active, while goatskinS are very dull
Hides-Culls and brands sell about p Gic I'M
der quotations Heavy Salted steers, y he, light
medium, II TIC; light. lobe; cowhides. 1Olzc for
heavy. 10l2c for light: stays. size; sslted Zip,
lie; sailed veal. Size sailed calf. 15lac dry
hides. 2O@2012e; dry kip. Zoe; dry calf, 2fc:
sheepskins. Shearlings. 209 4Oc each: short
wool. 5OGS5c medium. s5cGS1; long wool.
S1-25@1.75; lambs. 25Q75c; horse hides. salt.
s225@3 for large and S1.5O02 for medium. 75e
qS1 for small and 2595Oe for colts; horsehides.
dry, $292-25 for large and $l-25G2 for medium.
5Oc@s1 for small and 25Q5Oc for colts; goat
skins, prime angora, 15c@Sl; large hair goats.
25640c: medium, 2O63Oc: small, 5Q15c-
Tallow-No. L rendered, 506c; No. ., 4q5c;
grease, 24217c.
woOl-Spring clip-San Joaquin, years staple,
12915c; do months, 7914c; northern. 14GlTc
per ID.
Hops-California. 15@2Oc for crop OF 1909;
OregOns, 15q2Oc per ID; crop OF 1910. l3416e
per ID.
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Deciduous and citrus Fruit.

Yesterday was a school holiday and retail
tradesmen were not operating freely as usual
in the market for fresh fruits The decreased
trading had bad effect the market for straw
berries there were over 700 chests received
and sellers were obliged to cut prices to keep the
berries moving. Quite a few chests had to. be
held over. Cherries more plentiful and
easier. For purple Gugnes 81 40 a box was a
top price, while the white varieties were prae-
tically unsalable- The orange market though
heavily supplied. remained firm at the old QUO
tations Twelve cars came In over Sunday
The first apricots for the season reached the
market yesterday, . crates of the Pringle variety
coming in from the Coachella valley. One small
crate. containing pounds, sold for ST %
and $3.50 asked for regulation 20 pound
crates.
Strawberries Longworths. $6Gs per chest:
Malindas. S4M3.5O-per chest; crates, 6jd75c for
small and $14i.S5 for large.
Cherries 40 per box for purple Gujcne
and 50GS5c for red and white.
Appes-Fancy four tier fruit, S1@1 25 DER
box for Newtown pippins and $1.1O6I IS
for red varieties; second grade stock. 75e9$1:
bellhowers. nominal
Citrus Fruits tper box)-Navel oranges 81. so
@3 for fancy, $2@2.50 for choice ana 81 25m
LIS for standard; tangerines, $1.25@1.75 per
box; grapefruit. s2.5093 for seedless; lemons
$. I5g4 for fancy. $2@3 for choice and $1.25@
LIS for standard; lines. S550@6.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75c611.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and s.. 5063 for Central Amer
lean; pineapples. s2.50@3.50 per dozen
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follows:
Beef..sIa asc per l6 for steers. 7@sc for cows
and heifers.
veal-s@eAe for large and s@1Ohc for small
Mutton-Wethers, 1O42 @11c; ewes, 99s1se
perNlb.
Lamb-11G12 c for spring
Dressed Pork (per lb)-1315 6141zc for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight
No. fat steers. over 900 lbs, alive, STA per
sac; third quality. AZ gaze.
No 1 COWS and heifers. 4H@4hs; second
mon, thin. undesirable cows, ~ @3c-
Fat bulls and stays. 2AG2&c; half fat or
thin bulls, IL 62c.
Calves-Light weight. per lb. 5&Q6c; me-
dunn, ia G545c; heavy, 4@4Ae.
Unshorn sheep (per lb)-Wethers, No. i, O%cj
ewes, SIC. Shorn sheep (per lbl-15@Ac less
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs, Oh
Q612c; yearling lambs, 81 G6c-
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 40 lbs, 9A G9hc; 14O to go lbs, 934 91Oc;
6@7c.
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Dried Fruits, RaisIns, Nuts and Honey

The widespread damage to the fruit crops Of
the middle west by the recent blizzard has
created more demand for dried fruits here with
hrmer prices to correspond. though the price i'm
provement is small
Fruits-Evaporated apples. 81 67Kc; apricots.
S% @lOl4c; do 1910 crop. future delivery liza
95ac; dm1oorpark. lO4lo12c; peaches. AZ as 1ac;
prunes, pa @3c, with &c premium for sos and
lie premium for 40s; figs, 50 6s4c: pears. 56iOc.
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown 20 50- <
crown, S1.75; crown, $125; seeded, 4C15c: or
binary layers, 3 crown, 95e; 2 crown 9Oc: seed
less sutanas, ~ @4c; Thompson's seedless. az
>9319c for unbleached and 81 G615c for bleached:
loose muscatel. crown, 4c; 8 crown 3Lcs :
crown, &c; seedless, 2d2Lc.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils 14I615c. IYr
14gi41ae; ne plus ultra. i5Ql rs isc; Drake IOL
gle; languedocs 10@10he; hardshen, 61S 67c:
walnuts. 13c per Id for No. softshells sic for
No do peesns. l5@16c; peanuts. 415@5c;
pine nuts, 1Sa20c per 10.
Honey-Comb, 14615c for water ubfta .,d IA
q lie per lb for light amber; dark amber, 7GSc;
extracted, nominal.
Beeswax-271 y a 3Oc per LII for Ii1hf4 and 926a
&c for dark.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks higher. Cop
pers lower.
Cotton steady to firm.
Local mining shares dull.
Oil stocks inactive.
Local securities fairly active.
Exchange and silver unchanged
Corn advanced nnder scarcity.
Wheat, barley and oats unchanged.
Hay and beans as before.
Hides quoted rather higher.
Eggs advanced. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
Asparagus market continues firm.
Old potatoes steady. New, weak.
Strawberries plentiful and weaker.
Cherries easy under larger sup
plies.
First apricOts of the season ar
rived.
oranges in large receipt.
western poultry sells well.
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CALL
SHORT RALLIES IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, May 2.-The undertone of
speculative sentiment today remained de-
pressed and discouraged notwithstanding
an apparent Tightening of the active pres
sure of liquidation and signs of hesitation
on the part of the shorts about pursuing
the downward course of prices with further
sales. The bears were inclined to cover
their shorts at frequent intervals to estab-
lish fresh vantage point from which to
attack prices. Hence the recurrent checks
to the decline and intermittent rallies.
As prices were forced lower selling was
forced by the wiped out margins and uncov-
ering of stop loss orders. Expressions on
the part of the bankers of the inopportune
money market position for entering on any
speculative campaign in stocks discour-
aged operations that side of the market
Cotton payments in fulfllment of the
three days notices sent out to purchasers
on Friday were made on a large scale. and
the regular May interest and dividend pay
ments were somewhat larger than usual.
It is expected that the completion of these
settlements will be followed by the return
Of funds thus released to them on the mar
ket.
Inc 6dUh OF ACSCAFS was 10
plenished by more arrivals of American
gold. but the holiday on the London stock
exchange left no medium for speculative
appraisement OF that development. The
foreign exchange rate here declined fur
Their. widening the margin away from the
profit.
Amslgamated copper broke through the
lowest prices touched during the whole of
the year 1909. Unsatisfactory demand and
accommodating stocks gave force to the NJ
mors Of an intended sharp cut in prices
of copper, in some such spasmodic fashion
as iron and steel prices were reduced more
than g year ago. April exports of copper
we're shown TO have fallen of heavily with
out effecting any reduction in the reported
visible supply in London.
II is commented upon that Pennsylvania
suffered no more than the average decline,
although the directors retained from ad-
vancing the dividend rate. Returns of
March net earnings showed the eastern
trunk lines rather better off in the proper
ton Of gross increases conserved for the
net than in the case of lines in some other
parts of the country.
Bonds were easy; total sales (par value)
50 31s Geo. United States bonds were I'M
changed on call.
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Boston Curb stocks
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, May Mooney on call. strong.
81 @6 per cent; ruling rate, s per cent: clos
ing bid, ~ per cent; offered at Az per cent.
Time loans, dull and frm; 60 days and 40
days, ~ M4la per cent; six months, 4Ea41
per cent. IL
Prime mercantile paper, AZ al per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual husi-
ness in bankers bills at $4.S42564 $3.50 for 50
days and at S4.s750 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.S3sl @4s4A.
Bar silver. 54Lc.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds.
easy.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, May Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady; No. rye Use; feed or
mixing barley. 44M50c: fair to choice mailing
barley, 5I@63c; faxseed, No. southwestern
$2.31h. No. l northwestern S2.4112; timothy
seed, $40; clover. Sl1.25; mess pork per bar
rel, 81. 75G22; lard per 100 pounds. $12 30;
short ribs sides (loosel. S1212a a I2.37 z; short
clear sides (boxedl. $13506 13.75.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to $50, 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 3S9.-
900 bushels compared with 600 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. The visible sup
ply of wheat in the United States decreased
1864. 600 bushels for the week. The amount of
breadstuf on ocean passage increased 1,04S, 900
bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat "a
cars; corn, 80 cars; oats, 163 cars; hogs, 10000
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains


Wheat-The market was weak yesterday.
with prices unchanged and the situation fea-
tureless.
Chicago wire says: Shows report estimates
the winter wheat yield at 400, 600 900 bushels
against crop of 446, $3.50 900 bushels last wear
CASH WHEAT.
California club, $1.52 u @1-57h; Sonora 81 Go
@IlO; Propo and white Australian, 81. 6061l 65 !:
northern club s1.52h@157h; Russian red
stem. $1.60@I65.
FUTURES
10 a. M. Session
Barley-There sales of feed yesterday at
Sl.lo The market was quiet and without fea-
ture.
CASH BARLEY.
no. 1 reed $l.12E @11SA; choice. $l.15; of
l20: shipping lots, s1.17hQ12 20; chevaiier,
nominal.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close
December SLIP $l.12h SLIP s112H
D. Session
December s112h s1I21a SIP s1.12
Oats-Preyious prices rule, with a quiet mar
ket.
Reds-s1. 3o@1 40; blacks, nominal; gray, 81 As
@L55; white, s1.50@1.6o per ctl for fair to
Corn-Prices advanced 10c yesterday, owing
to scarcity in spot supplies.
Manchurian small yellow is quoted at Sh60
per ell in sacks; California small round yellow
SL10@1I5; white. S1.75 large yellow, 81 7o6
li9; western states yellow, sacked 81 10:
white. $1.7J do yellow, In bulk, San francisco
track, Sl.63; white, S1.67; mixed, s1.61; white,
per ctl .
Rye-S1. 75@1.s5 per ctl
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Visible Grain supply

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE visible supply of
grain Saturday. April 80. compiled by the
New York produce exchange, was as follows
Wheat. u ,299,o 600 bushels, decrease 1907 900
Corn. 1o,eo2 900 bushels. decrease /, 22s, 600
bushels.
Oats 1928, 900 bushels. decrease e4I 900
bushels.
Rye, 100000 bushels. increase 81. 900 bushels
Barley, 2,451 900 bushels, increase 100 900
bushels
Canadian wheat. 7435.ooo bushels, decrease
,631 900 bushels
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Treasury statement

WASHINGTON. May 2.-The condition Of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
a follows;
Trust funds-Gold coin, 1851, 665. 500; silver dol
lars, $3.50. T9S, 900; silver dollars OF 1890 So III !,
OO0; silver certificates outstanding $3.50 T.S Odo
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gem
erai fund, S2.o54.324; current liabilities Sioa-
$4,000; working balance in treasury Offices .S24
6SS. ODD; in banks 10 credit of treasurer Of tho
United States. S34. 597, SOB: subsidiary silver
coin. S2l ,594 ,397; minor coin. 81 las IS5; total
balance In general fund, $S3. 462. I39.
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Poultry and Game

Two cars OF western poultry reached the mar
ket yesterday and the stock met with a fair TO
good demand at satisfactory prices The Drices
asked were high, quotations for hens ranging
around s10al1 dozen. and retail tradesme1
were limiting their purchases. There was no
market for domestic stock, there being hardly
anything received.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, S666.5O for small
$I.5OQS.5O Tor large and $9G12 for extra: yonn9
ROSTERS $s@14; old ROSTERS, $5-50@6; fryers
SIQs; broilers, $4.5O@5 for large, $3.5O64 for
medium and 81 50G3 for small; ducks. nominal.
pigeons. s1.75G2; squads, $2@2.5O; geese nom
inal-
Game (per dozen)-Nominal
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NEW YORK, May 2.-Hops-Stcady.
HideS-Firm.
Petroleum
WoOl-Stesdy.
Sugar-Raw, steady; refined. quiet
Conee-Futures closed net unchanged 10 :
points lower. Sales. 81 $50 bags Closing bids
May, $3.50; June, 64Oc: July Is. f5c; August
$500; September. 655c; October and November
6.6Oc; December, 6.6Jc; January +. 6Sc; Fcbrn.'
sry, 6-I2e; March. 6. I6e; April. s, 75c. Spot
Quiet; Rio. No. {. Sssc; No. santos 9l.c.
mild. quiet; Cordova. Oh 6r12ttc.
Butter-Steady.8 Creamery specials. SOdS0iSc.
old 23d2Sc
Cheese-UnSettled new. state full cream
old specials. Tiac; do. fancy. colored. I7G17l.c:
do. good to prime. $50 1886; do. new best col.
ored. 1314 a 1S12c; do. white. 13i5c; do. fair 10
good. liza &c; skim specials. 10ia d1ic. do 6nO
9G1Sc; do, fair 10 good. 6Is 6Sc; do, common
Al G515c; do, full, 3G31ac.
Eggs-Barely steady. Fresh gathered storage
packed selections. 2262215c: do. regular packed
extra irsts. 2292214e; do, regular packed drsts
2O621 ne.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORk. May 2.-Flour-Quiet.l un-
changed. Receipts, 23,5I5 barrels; shipments.
Il. SS2 barrels.
wheat-Spot. steady. No. ? red S1.1fA
nominal c. i. f.; No. l northern Duluth, $1.17L
nominal f. o.. b. opening navigation. Option
market Wheat declined over 1c early on the
weak cables and rains in the southwest but
regained the loss covering by shorts and buy
ing ON unfavorsble crop advices predictions Of
cold weather and the large decrease In the visi-
closed Si.15; July, s1.1o1s: September, s1.oSS.
Receipts, 16,s00 shipments. 263, 436.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-03
Norfhern Rnxine.

PORTLAND. May 2.-Clearings, s173I, 454 ;
TACOMA May 2-clearings, $685., 4so; bal
SEATTLE May 2.-clearings, 81. ss4, 2ee; bal
SPOKANE, May 2.-Clearipes So7a 0oS. hal
ances, S139. 203. ~