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can quoted at lsc 2ic Spanish at 80 so . $40 Ga
ianxAi root was quoted 1t 10 ioa sqniiis were auet
=, Sc soc GOD liver oil vas quiet and qaetsi =, 81 10
wegan khubaro was quiet ~ prices ranging from olc
70 VI ~ Ginger WAS quoted at lItac. for Jamaica
bleached Carbonate Ammonia was nrm. and ouoted
We quote Canary spanish. - s. o5 Sicily Sc SIX;
smyrn., 81 40 Rape- csrman 81 IS English. SIS i2s:
domestic, - 10 ~ 10 Caraway Dutch, hrst l05ae.;
do, second, 9se Mustard-Trleste, 7c California DC
PC 25c. Camomie flowers wsr, quoted at l3c a isc.
for herman and 2Sc. 3oc Tor Roman Sweet marjors
was quiet at loo lsc. ronca beans were and
quoted lsc. 2oc Tor English l3c. l5c
.utch was quiet ut &C. a61sc Prussiate potash
quiet at 23c, Zoe Bicaromate potash was quoted
was quoted at 81 81 0o DIN dvi duiet at
500 per ton Gentan root uuiei at Isc. &c.
oAssia buds were quoted ~ see Colombo loot WAS
was quiet at 9ac lO,ac. 10 taica lie Nc Juni-
berries were quoted at 2c. &c for AND &C.
s3arc. tor ordinary Italian Orange peel was qujet AZ
6'ac, 7s4c Venice turpentine was quoted az zoe.
CASTLE soap-Contl white quoted at lac IA
Marseilies pure notified at ilc old. and do. com
mon at 7.se a7fs currency Lieo,iee roo. was quiet
Cslaba 1T SOC Spanish, solid pc 2Se gold; Pi-na-
tell 27c. small Guzana At 26c large Gnxana Sic.
oils were dull and nominal. We quote -,jil bcrgsmot
sanders MS 81 10, oil lemon. Sandersons s. s. 50:
Ihmsens finest oil rose 81 .ase ri OIL cassa 7ac Al
roneia, Soc. S5c, ST. oil lavender Toe 80 do do,
tMncham) Sis oil cloves ~ IS oil wintergreen s. oil
sassairass $50 OIL pennro,a nominal at 81 u 20 oil
FLoUR AND GaAIS.-Receipts-Fiour, 800 bbs wheat
1876 100 Dusheis corn. lD.v40 ats, 81 IT'S rye
$500 do corn meal ~ bols. and 81 sscks he market
flour duil put prices unchanged The sales,
including State Western and southern a.
bbs AT the appended quotations. Rye -four quiet and
sed with sales 400 bulls Corn ruled quiet;
Sxn untn nj NJ unn aprks nnnNA
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The Stock Market Less Ac.
tive and Stronger.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 5-8.
Government Bonds Strong. States Lower
and Railroads Irregular.
MONEY ON CALL EASY AT 3 A 8 PER CENT.
WALL STREET,


TUESDAY, June 25-6 r.
After the banning winds OF tho last few days the
market fell into the dodrums, AS IL was natural 1t
should do under the mixed opinions VIII ch prevail
10 the iuiurs OF prices. Even the traders
Lake Shore failed TO get up breeze. and the stock
was reduced to The lame and mpoteat conclusion OF
selling finally at the price at which It had opened AS
necessary sequence followed that with Lake Shore
dull should market be- and SO in turn The brokers'
who have been feeding on the commissions which the
stock has lately Afforded While the opening and
closing quotations proved to be chocka block at the
end OF the day there was nevertheless difference OF
y per cent during the session between the highest
and lowest points, the variations being due In
. great measure to q retail business. founded
upon old 'privieges'' OF Mr. Sage and
upon some ones proncred from the same quarter,
which permitted putting OF the stock Tor The
remainder OF the year at 81, under consdera-
lion OF two per cent The amount Of the dividend
which ought to be decided the 2Stn inst) still
continues TO be tho handspring Of speculation. In
Turf parance. Il Is q good "tp" to back It 70 be
worth IL cent, though the bears pretend 10 be-
ieve II will be nothing at all or next 10 nothing
(which means barring the fracton), and are other
wise blatant as to the present bad business OF the
road. which they assert neither warrants the pay
nent OF q dividend now authorizes the expecta-
lion OF one in the immediate future. In fact. be-
Lake Shore is doing well ILL., the close
mouthcd policy OF Mr. Vanderbilt shutting up
all information IRON stockholders, who have right
TO know, and making the stock itself q mere football
Tor speculative gamblers. The coal stocks renal cd
strong as general thing, the concord shown at the
meeting OF the Board OF Control yesterday, the ad-
vancs In price made by the recslctrant Lehg Val
ey Company and tho following OF suit by Delaware
md Hudson, which has added ten cents per ton to
Iher stove and chestnut descriptions, having added
10 tho faith OF both holders and buyers. Beyond
important fluctuations, which were meaningless
cept 10 purely speculative sense, the rest Of tho
market remained inactive. The Treasury announces
The payment OF tho July interest without rebate from
to-day LIST inst. $50 o00 600 IN all will
be called from TO tho already gutted
money market
OPENING PRICES
The opening prices OF stocks ut the Board to-day
we're follows:-Now York Central, 100; Erie, 15H;
Lake Shore. SIX; WABASH, Is; Northwestern. 46A;
40. preferred, II; Rock Island, 117X; Milwaukee and
81, Paul. 49H; do preferred, 7s1s; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, SIX; Now Jersey Central, 3l%;
Delaware and Hudson Canal, 66h; Morris aud Essex,
IS; Michigan Central, &c.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June 2J, 1873.
Cotton quiet; midding 1895 10. midiIing lu'sa. :
soes s Sales s ssosp 'a' Exports
NEw ORLEANS June %, 1873.
ro oS'' sa aa @ n; s . Sas aass &
MoprLn June -, 1878.
good .rdin.ry. e%e aet receipts ~ bales Exports
SAVANNAH, june %. 1873.
Cotton dull; nothing doing; miailing. loAc. low mid
dim ioae good sssinary s5ic. Net receipts i4s o"es
WILMINGTON. N G., june IS. 1878.
& !. S.s & .. s .ss e si
oswkco. June a5, 1873
% whit. iasr y 70 e. d9uss ef ,cs g Is
ohio 81 4 red State = iah white s..s 81 y Corn
mixed stats 500 Corn meal. SO O. So,s and ss q
tom caasI ireigs,s-whe@s and peas s,sc corn and
rye 37sc barley, she to New York; nmpsr VI 60 TO
ber shipments ,ur 900 bols; wheat. 300 bushels
Flour in fair demsud sales $50 eos q. anshaassd Sates
At o CO ..:r n: MIC es DO No 1
cssa ieady Sales 1900 sasnsls By sample At soc
DO A. t 400 DO" c ME o Of
private terms, barley neglected; Caasd. 6'e. use ;
Ss obs ss "s:s made
PorkMess and shor, cut. 80 9 50: clear $40 50 81
asc Bulk n..ss.n.@;; slss. aioe. shoulders, So
road freshss unchnnscd Canal ireirhss steady Eaii-
road reespt.-fioar, 900 bDls. wheat. 1880 bushels
rcesip,s-Fiour 400 sb,. wheat sss26 bushels corn
Iosoo bushels corn lis 1872 do; oa. $500 barley
Ss9o DO Canal s mp to q | der so
DETROIT. June IS, 1879.
Flour dull at IS - Wheat DUH white Michigan
irmeii; 40 mixed soc bid. oa,s-So sales; 40 mixed
.SSr At S Is bushels
700 do. shpments-Wheat l4,oO' bushels corn 500 DO
ToLrpo. Jpne %, 1879
Jay c a'nse s rass s. % po s.
ss o Day and iss1 Michigan s 81
.s. Gssg $50 sfs i's
aged. ale, Oats inaetive; No held = Poke.
$3.50 d. ship%sas. %hsa 900 sa.hs corr" 5000
o q. IL .,Gswhea Sasass
a!% amer Mishrsn. 81 oiss; 40. rod winter, .po.
ss11c. NO. :, spot. ssc. soiier July, ase assac.
cIscrssAri. June -. 1878.
rooa red sss os Corn De%4nd isr ana
market h,n :. 400 Ale oas. steady. with fair De
far demand; choice red ian, 4sc, Pork aqie, but
Current em at sS "s Is s sss. '"sss tx D'ss:
sas"ds,s as saor, Iis s. "a e 20
s,eas 81 SIC s,:sr s' a eas Sh,.ssy active
steady and unchanged 1--we hogs steady anil Arm; com
81 80 - = lssss ~ 81 .SS y
Flour quiet and unchsoeed Wheat inactive and lower
No Chca o spring and No do. 93c.. cash aud June
9Dac. so'4c.. Jay s4&c sac. august; No. do.
rel Toe. Corn aud shade lower: high
mixed .e,c.: No. 36sae.. cash and June: 36sAe
36sc. Jlly; SIC 37sc, August rejected BIKE. Oats
2stse.. July: 22'.e AnIus. Re quist and IN
tive and higher; 81 40. cash. June aud july 80 81
a 80 6lb, August; 50 77h 50 80. September
Lard adef.ely sevs and higher 50 s' cash ami Jane
50 a5 81 o7s July 81 q ny Au.u.. 81 =, Sop
bulk shoulders s. 50 %. short clear ssc
short rib IS whiss.y, 81 o6 Receipts Flour. -,
bbis wheat ~ 0o bushels; $4,000 do 81 oot
do rye, LOO 10. barley. 1000 do shipments Flour
bsls.; wheat 900 bnsheis corn lIs.t0D do
do $50 do barley s. loo do. Al the close
Wheat steady At 9Ossc. 9tsic.. Juy; sp4c. Ausust
Corn 3sssc. Jolly Ste. August Oats unchanged. Pori
and lard without important change.
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closing prices in San Francisco werc:-

MEMORANDA.
The total sales OF stocks Board to-day aggre-
gated 9S, 500 shsres.
The receipts and shipments OF wheat and corn at
Chicago and Milwaukee to-day as follows:-Chi.
cagc-Recelpts OF wheat 80, 945 bushels; shipments,
24,S33 DO receipts OF corn, 299 Isl do. shipments,
I78,17l do. Acknowledgements OF wheat, 10 100
bushels; shipments, SO, 400 DO; receipts OF corn,
1900 60. shipments, 400 do.
The exports OF domestic produce from the port OF
New York tor the week ending this date
$3.50, 520 against S. I'll 029 Tor tho corresponding
week last year ana So 674 5O4 In 1876 The total
ports since January l. this year. werc s164, 2S9 $40
against $l29 sos 29e Tor the period last year aud
Sl2i ,902, 152 IN 1876.
The following are the comparative earnings OF the
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad Company for the
third week OF June:-
49,. .$loIOoO
LOS, 100
Increase. .......................... Sli,Zo4
The gross earnings OF the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway for the second week OF June Sth 10 1ith
elusive, were SIS, ia "a.
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Government bonds werc strong ana closed nrm at



The London advces report consols steady at q5A
for money and a, %. e5x for tho account. United
states bonds were y higher, except for 4.'s
shich At the close dropped 4 per cent Erie do
slined to 1b, Pennsylvans Central to 81 and Illinois
Central TO S. The las, named closed at So, Now
Jersey Central 80 and do consolidated nrs,s to
TG. Tho sum Of El6o,o 900 bullion was withdraw
from the Bank Of England to-day on balance. Al
Paris rentos Tell OF to 1i2f Doc, ana subsequently
to l15t Ike Tho weekly statement OF the Inn
perial Bank OF Germany shows al increase specie
OF So, 900 marks Tho closing prices LONDON
were :-Consois Tor money ana account 95h a 95A;
new ~ per cent bonds, 105h; hve-twenty bonds OF
1857. lo7k; ten-iorty bonds, 1904 a 1924; ives OF
1884, 1854; Erie common shares, 15a<; 40 preferred
shares s2&; New Jersey Central. 81; illinois Central
s5k. Bar silver was quoted ut 52kd. per ounce.
sTArE BONDS.
State bonds 81 the Board wore u lower Tor Louisi-
spa ssvsns, couscis and steady for Alabama nvss OF
iss3 sni North Carolina sizes, now District Of
Columbia & 65's declined TO SO. s@t
RAILROAD BosDe.
IN railroad besds tasrs advance Of per cent
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In c. G. and. l. G. nrsts and New Jersey Central con-
vert,bles X inNes Jersey Central conyertlbies tss-
sontedL u in Lehigh and wilkesbarre consols, De-
trot Monroe, and Toledo hrsts. and Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago arsts and u in st. Paul a. and ~.
divisionj and Union Pacific sinking funds Tnsre was
q decline OF u in Central Pacific land grants, y in
New York Central SKIES Of 1887 Central Pacific gold
bonds and New York Elevated Railroad nrsts and 4
in Hannibal and 81 Joseph eighths, convertiblea
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks wers:-


The following were tho opening prices OF mining
stocks at san Francisco o-day = Tip Top, TX; Ma
vajo, u; Gould & Curry, on; Savage, llh; Cholar
Potosi rs; Ophr, 4Siz; Hale Norcross, ~; Crown
Point, 7; Yellow JACKET, SIX; Becher, s.; Virginia
Consolidated IS; California, 171s: overman, 10;
Raymond & Ely. az; Best BeIcher, 1917; Union
Consolidated, 5s; Alpha, l21s; Sierra Nevada, AZ
Mexican IA; Eureks Consolidated, sex Justice, 3s
Utah, So.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LoSpoS June -. 1879
Tho ua,t Lans kpe.. In its rey Of the British corn
trade for the p's woes says;A rsh-r higher tsmp,ra
bsen unsettled until Within ,hs last lew days Barley
every where has suffered rely from IN continuous
can repair the injury The wneat e.n, generally
s""",. anfav"rabiy Tor heavy sneaf At narse.t
Despite some~hs. conflicting nature y Agricultural
cr,ie, nothing out oatans a.. o. no1n' weat =
dactIre unrcmunerative seasons Z 90 teal Of low
lying land in scotland has been no.drd by The rec nj
esssp,ian II France where the waes. plant has
Ssa,nsa.s sd;s.: D,s%,s ~, s's;,gs ysI5
storm. Dei,e1s. Ensl.h wsss, :, -. p.lns.asl
Ing. S.,s Zane yer. also s"' ra.ea 'en "na. 80
G Depressed by tho hesvy osesen. aud pro.pse.
tive .ape,ios. and flooded with, with continued oass,
bs" reduced a%o. to s,asSsoa rees have rsscded
e ss demand that The dc%ssS
,Ss feature ofsas wsss trade Mare na not sui
fercd further quotaoic decline"
co,.on-rhs sales Of the day inciaasd bales Amsr
can fan.e. 70. asdas essss Jane
nS sn and .ses ssd
Trade The marse Tor yarns and fabrics at Man
Peas 34s 80. per bnshei for Canadian.
spirits OF turpentine as. per cwt
rao-. 80. 3D. 49, % per ss. '''' = = =
loNnoS. juno 70 Evening
Calcutta llnseed f9s. sos I'D per quarter
Lin.eed oil. "a. a as. ID. per cwt
YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE RyroRr
LuERrooL, Juns 70. 1879.
Pors-Esstern duh At 52s Western duh tls Ia
con cumberland cut steady At - Cd short steady
at 2ys long clear steady us. Sd short ar
steady ri 3ys. Hsms-Iong cut nrmer at a. Shout
ders steady 27s Beet-india dun 49, extra
mess dull eDs prime ani ~ as. Lard Prime
Western dali at 35& prims city dali aTs 1nr
spirits dull At as kosin- common duIi 5s
hne auil tUs choice dull As Lard
OIL STEADY At 39s Flour-Extra state dull at 2ts Cd
wbest -So. snrng dull nj rs. I'd. No spring dnlt
rs I'D winter duli at D.. I'd. torn-Mixed soft Old, duh
sts "a n,.ed new sicady AZ 22s % cotonsesd oil
None In market.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON June 25-zP "
United States four and halt per cent bonds lOJts
fsG7's iu7ih new hycs. iU-16 Iliuos Central s54
Silver ~ quoted Al 52ssi. per ounce.
Paris sdviccs quote hvc cent rentes li3f IKE
the account
Pans. June ~, 1871
Exchange Losdon 25f II 20. for snort sight.
BERLIN. June rs, 1871
The statement OF the Imperial hank OF Germ sbo -
an Increase In specie OF J57.oDo MARKS
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l0.lh A. NJ

$1,000 US 6,s 1884, LOT $4,000 USo sic tor ac 1909.
iueO Us pos '67. 1857 2D0DO Us u.s. 1895.
Hy)O US 90. Iloss 100000 Us 4ss ri. Io3L
5000 Us SIS 1891 1D61s 10000 US4s. 1907 be loiL
HIS A. NJ.
sioooo US 6s 1881 c. 1897 $1,000 US As G. 1907 loi
10000 Us 52us 1867 1854 lUOO Us IS, l2Dx
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL tivER Mass. June %, 1873
Printing cloths quiet and without change in any
tieuIar. Business very light
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DTrads. Atdfvina6 " Or<unA IcrsIs.
S s.:;. IS: ::s'; :;;:.;; II II b y
s:r's %' s% %ltala j s,e se ,,s,e IL
Ssss %isssl.s " 'isls iiiale illis,s ,lis,s
ss W.. fAi'..... II. ~. IIsi, ,3A
-Stainsd- Good ORDINARY g.e. strict good ordinary
ssshs rs sT sa% ao bales. Or
1910 sc sor fsn sss ?"ss
total tsl This day las. wses $50 s.s, tn. day last
70. m;s,s asv,y 's' r's; nav, been 'oGs,
sss..mSes 700 iass: 5e.cs:, So at ii.sss: De-
\" j ,';; 9:ss, : s.
100 /, als aeY !. i ss se a.. =
800 =, ii7c.. isoosi zoe, 800 4 47e; ssp'emSsi
i1g s {. ~ at S :" zoo 4 III 49, l'o :, a. 60 :.
u Ice 200 g u ise. 10, =, LIE October 90 =.
i" S S"ye%Gsr . 800 At 10 ssc. 100 a. ioszc 100
at oss ~ zoo INC 10 i9J.s
100 = ioJse.. 300 AZ Iooae., 200 a ioyle; APRIL 20
Il. I've ."s '' ' we're
ms 81. 's 1s;.s. aSii .e AarS
y.$ss,. icSis Dses%sss iSSis; j.ss.;y u e s.
sss s.s a.siuo o.' March Aa as. 40 ai &c
s 70. At .s
july, ioo., ii.7c August 100 =, ii4se sep..mesr.
40 S s.s 80 10 .. s ARs 's Il s. aIs
Third cAJu ly 9Oat ~ 4sc august 100 ~ 4Bc 400
At ~ tDc. October 100 At lu87c. 40 loose ~
Total GOD bales stock-In New York, f2O.Slf bales
consolidated stock, 19O. 40 Dales
CorrKE The better graaes OF Rio and Santos were
hrmcr The lower grades unimproved We note sales
OF mild coees $50 bags Mexican and 2Ju bags Savsni
We quote. Ordinary eargors Ike. 13c fair do lac
do ijtsc primo do. f4c 1oc extreme range tor
lets. l2s4c Ne santos. lair to good l8-c lbc
zoe. 2litc. singapore Tic 1ssc Cevlon
15c. I5c Marscsbo, 1Jc. I7c Lsguayrs. 1fc l0c
JamAcs 100. Toe 81 Domingo l3c Porto ti,o, lfc
i6~c. Costa Rica. I4c a lie Mexican, t5c. 1G,c /;
i3c y Ito. Curacao. l3c. n 14l.c
DRUGS. &c.-Opum continued duh And entirely nominal
- 81 y. gold Ia bond ~ 3d. currency for jobbng lots.
ANA s. ~ currency Tor powdered Sheiscs hrm
diamond T.. 3Jc. diamond ~. aud H.. zoe. garnet,
isc Qurine still quoted a s. 50 and morphine quoted
IS 10 Rochee salts were auet at 3utsc Tor barrels
sad 81 re Tor boxes. Blue vittol quoted al &c.
TIE IL prime Iodide potash was quoted AZ ~ ~ .
S. So Iodire quoted NJ 60 Quicksilver quoted
4S. ATE gold tor small lots taiiornta quoted A.
Ike, gold London e. Alum Lump vas quntou ~ 2hc.
2Mc Chcrate potash sas quoted AZ isc. gold, tor
Quo.cd NJ 42lsc gold for cry tai. and fJ1ae. b,rc
for powdered Citric acid quoted ~ 6lc SIC, gold.
root quoted At 5oSsc yO lbs Western sold
private terms Ginseng was quoted 81 Soc 10 Tor old
ala C.mphor quoted 24c for refined In
tb~ Cream tartar hrmer and quoted 2Bc.
gold, for mercsn, 27c nor powdered In bbs aud 2sc.
Tor do In alcoholics -Chlcrofom and ether ~ere
quiet, ~ Toe Tic. Tor the former aud 5Jc. soc.
for the lsstcv Borss Refined etv vas quoted Al 7c.
Tor hsrrss aud &C. tor aud renued Csfonia Gas
auo,su A. Sc Bursundy pi,eh vas anosed 81 sse tle
and lover. quoted sse s5c. for small ss5c. Tor
large and ate 2Sc fov sovts Cutticbsh ,sncs we're
quoted l3c I4c Baissm auotea ~ ale
$50 BaAsAn tsiu vas hsid ~ Sop . " sAarea-Amefi
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$50 7. Vt.
5000 Us sos, r. 80. I07h 5000 us As 1907. 1oi
5OrD Us SIS 1910 b3 iosss 1000 Us 0's 81 be 1861
$500 Us as. 6. 81. 10JA
$3.50 p. NJ.
$500 US 6's be Io7 $4,000 ri beb3 io6s,
1000 Us 5.2Us, 49, iOsI 600 Us Fsc 1907 be ION
= 81
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RIO JAsxiRo. June -. 1878.
Exchange on London. 23ssd
Coffee market aurt. downward tendency. Good Hrsta
$500 rs,~ 300 reir per 10 kiios.
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4 liz UaALEs or rows oIiY, SCHOOL, UOUNrY
~ state 0ovsvnmeat bonds; Kansas ana " ibrs.ka
Benos .assea. WILLIAM WAND. BANKER, 81 Brcsdwsy,
below Wau ~
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The following were the highest and lowest prices OF


Money on call was easy at 2 per cent, and closed
ut per cent. The following the rates OF ex
change on New York ut the under mentioned cities
to-day;-savannah, buying x. selling u premium
Charleston, easy offerings light, 3-l6 Is y pre-
mum; Nov Orleans, commercial Lilo a y, bank - !;
81. LOUIS, ITO premium; Chicago. Toe. premium,
and boston, 12hc premium Foreign exchange was
firm ana rates advanced 10 81 SO Tor bankers
long and 10 81 IS for demand sterling, with actual
business at slight concession.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold closed with sales at 100x, and 100h bid. The
rates on gold loans were 70 per cent per annum
and l. pcr diem. all for use.
GOLD cLgARiSGs BANK OF TUE STATE
NEW
Gold balances. 1907 500
currency oalHnccs Wy,
IL, looOuO
CLEARING srArEMESr
Currency exchanges....... .......... &57, 344 6t3
currency oalsnccs... .-................ Z,vzu 3ll
oolu 4,ootO Zl
uOiu Daiahceb Si3,3lo
CONVENIENT
Government bonds were strong ana closed nrm at
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rIost stchdy. IuFFrht pFfces OF kpot cotton
quotations arc based on American standard
\, and on cotton in store, running In quality
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-07
GOOD LIVING FOR FAIs1IEEs,

If there IS any class of people that ought
TO live well it is farmers. They are supplied
with a great variety of food, and among the
numerous products OF the farm and fafm-
garden are many articles that would be re-
oarded as the choices luxuries by city peo-
nle-,uxuries because OF their freshness and
purity. Such milk and cream as the larmer
has, money cannot buy in our cities. Eggs,
tresh-laid, are not to be had there. Veget-
ables fresh from the soil, chickens as cholce
and as fat as you please. These are among
the generally supplied and choice products
of tile farm Which should aid in making the
farmers table an attractive one.
a The staple articles OF diet are, OF course,
bread. potatoes and meat OF various kinds.
guf these articles can be made SO good that
no one tire of them. and cooked III such q
variety of ways as to always render them
inviting and palatable. Some people have
an idea that good living necessarily means
extensive living, and that the farmer can at
ford only plain food plainly served, which
generally means poorly cooked. What
moor. slovenly cook wastes in providing iol
M average farmers family would go far Ill
the hands OF an intelligent, carefueand eco
nomical cook towards feeding such family
One OF our greatest shortcomings in oul
country to-day is in the vast amount OF care
loss and unintelhgent cooking. Farmers ARK
taking lessons ia agriculture. lhey ar
studying and Investigating the many quest
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winter, and are often worth dollar per
dozen; and he who is too thriflless and
shiftless to make sufficient exertion to keep
a flock of poultry as they should be, does
not deserve to be called u farmer. We are
well aware that other work often crowds in
so fast that this important branch of farm
income is too often neglected. Do not at
tempt to make preparations for poultry
at odd times but go to work at it in earnest,
and fix things up right. There is money
in it,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-11-07
THE HOUSEHOLD.
RECIPES.

Minced Meats--Many a housewife would
find il easier to dispose of scraps of meat If
she did not think ii necessary to mix boiled
potatoes with it and to transform it into
'.hash'' Chop up the meat very fine and
warm it in the spider, stirring it thoroughly
few times, but lettingit brown well, and
it will be found very good.
Coffee Pot.-A carelessly kept coffee pot
will i;npart q rank flavor to the strongest in
fusion of the best Java. Wash the coffee
pot thoroughly every day, and twice week
boil bof4.x and water in it for fifteen min
ules.
Ants-It is alleged that alum water is
good, or rather bad, for ants. Brush all the
creviees which they inhabit with hot alum
water, and sprinkle pulyerized boraX freely
wherever they are most numerous.
Graham Paste. Mix lightly osse pound of
Graham flour with pint of thick, sweet
cream. add salt, roll thin and bake as other
pastry.
German Toast-Cut thick slices of bakers
bread; dip them each in milk enough to soft
en- them, then dip them in beaten egg; put
them in a pan CREASED with just sufficient
butter to fry; fry till brown as an omelet,
and then serve well-sprinkled white sugar.
Two eggs would be sufficient to dip nearly
dozen slices of bread pancake. The hotter
the toast the better.
Buchaoheot Ctakss.-One-third wheat -four.
two-thirds buck wheat flour, warm water
sufficient to make 10 make stiff batter,
half teacup Of good yeast and Little salt;
set in warm place over night to rise. Tlin
to the proper consistency and add small
teaspoon Of saleratus just before baking. By
taking out bowlful before the saleratus is,
added, it can by used to start another batch
in the evening, and in that case yeast c..n be,
used once a week only. The cakes will be
light. .i
Coppe, Boiler.--A copper boileror teaket-
tie may be kept clean by a daily washing in
buttermilk; rubbing dry with flannel.
+ Ground Tsa.-A French chemist asserts
: that if tea be ground like coffee, immediate
ly before hot water is poured upon it. it Will
E yield nearly double the amount OF its exhih'
: Grating qualities.