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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-08

= CAPE TOWN, May 5.-The reply of
President Kruger. OF the Transvaal re-
public, to the demand from the British
secretary Of state for the colonies, Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain. for the carcell3-
tioa Of the dynamite concession, is pub
lished here to-day. President Kruger
contends tha, tho concession Is bona
fide. and constitutes no breach of the
London convention. The Transyaal,
President Kruger insists. Is entitled TO
It's opinion ms to what is for the best In
tercsts Of the republic The amendment
OF the concession as asked by the Brit
ish government. the president adds.
would be breach OF faith with regard
TO other parties,
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n. J. q : q. d >
IN price by another company, but II
was asserted positively that the reduced
rates would be maintained and that no
change In the gas situation had been ef-
fected. The feebleness of rallies and
the seeming. absence OF inside support
discouraged many holders, who threw
over long stock and the market closed.
The outcome OF the weeks speculn-
tive contest was decidedly In favor of
the reactlonists. While the general sit
aatlon remained practically unchanged
with interior mercantile prosperity,
the frequent recurrence Of unfavorable
incidents dampened SPECTATORS optim-
istic Views. ai
The sale Of securities, particularly
Copper stocks, for London account, and
the payment OF the Spanish Indemnity
OF $4,000 900 was responsible for rise
In sterling exchange to withip little
less than a cent Of the point where gold
exports would be profitable. When 1t
became known that those entrusted
with transferring to Spain the In
demnlty had already provided them-
selves with the greater part OF the
sterling bills necessary. sterling ex-
change eased off TO nearly last weeks
figures. Moreover the continued
strength of money compared with the
London rates showed that It could, be
more profitably employed here. Call
money at one time during the week
touched per cent. but tho ruling rate
was about half that figure. All classes
of railways reported some gain In
March earnings over last year, but more
recent statements display irregularity.
The gain Of nearly two-thlrds In the
bank clearIngs Of the week. compared
with last year. while largely attribute
BILE to speculation, still reflected mer-
camille activity throughout the coun-
try.
The bond market during the week did
not fully reflect the extensive liquidn-
ton In stocks. many issues showing
considerable strength. Prices in the
main shaded of irregularly, with bus
mess contracting on sales.
U. S. So. registered, advanced 4, and,
do. coupon and the new As coupon "
per cent. In the bid price. The IS reg
istered lost u per cent.
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NEW TORK--faii River sold to-day
fully 100000 pieces OF print cloths, spot
ana future delivery. basis OF 2&c. for
regular Ga squares. This puts the cloth
market IN an extraordinary strong po-
alton. The effect on the general cot
ton goods market Is beneficial. No
marked change In demand here for
either staple or fancy lines, but the
market closed with strong tone. Amer
lean cotton yarns inactive and prices
nnSN
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CHICAGO-Therc were not enough
cattle received to-day to make mar
ket. and prices were mostly nominal
Thu mcager supply of hogs, coupled
with good demand from al! classes OF
buyers sen. prices up on IN average OF
80. Fair to choice So S043 %; heavy
packers 50 35G3 77Is; mixed 50 G5G3 S.:
butchers So 6Sa3 So; lights So 65Gi3 s7@s !:
pigs SO 55@3 rs. The small supply OF
sheep received were consigned direct
to the Strengthening houses and prices
ruled unchanged. Receipts-CHttle $50
head; hogs. 10000 head; sheep. 1000
head. a...
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady and
unchanged. Hogs active at unchanged
prices Sheep steady; choice wethers
s. 7JGi So; common 81 5oG3 50; choice
lambs S. 76Gf5 SO: spring lambs Sc cog
0 co: veal calves IS SOFAS 90.
C1NCINNATI-Rogs strong ut So COO
co. Cattle quiet at 81 1891 90. Sheep
steady at 50 0OGl IS. Lambs steady at
81 5O46 90.
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uers; We advise therefore for the
coming week. trading for, Inland out
quick turns only.
.. $780,. HENRY cLEWS.

Wool. ~
Bradstreets: Tho market Is flrmer
abroad, the London auction sales open
Ing May 2 at 1920 per cent 6dvance
over the close of the last auction sale,
This has strengthened. Australian wodis
In bond in this country. and English
buyers are bidding 112 cents advance
on choice merino lots for export. Sales
al, Boston this week foot. up, in, excess OF
100000 pounds, including 100000
pounds Australian In bond for export.i
About 2.000,0 900 pounds territory, Callfor-
MIA and Oregan woods were taken. a
large part being purchased by ono or
two dealers on speculation. Manufac4
turers have not been. much of IA factor
in the market. The sales include about
100000 pounds medium unwa shed
feeces, $4,000 pounds pulled woods and
100000 pounds secured. Prices for do
nestle woods are ,firmer. but not. mater
ially advanced. the local demand OUT
side Of speculation being small ei :s5
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OIL CITY-Crcdit balances 81 10: ccr-
t!hcates. closed at 81 10 bid for cash;
highest 81 l3h; regular offered at
81 lay; salcs, 1000 barrels cash at
81 1874: runs g3.427 barrels: average o.
$50 barrels: shipments 57,954 BARRELS;
average S0,Li9 barrels.
NEW YoRK-Petrolcum dull; refined
New York, Sc 30; Philadelphia and Bal
ilmore. SO 90: do. In bulk. 81 10.
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N!ctnls,

NEW YORk-Pig iron dull: southern,
Si 500 lG %: northern. 81 5OGlG rs. Cop
per quiet; lake brokers. SO 90. Lead
stcadier; domestic brokers. 81 20. Tin
plate market quiet.
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FINANCIAL FACTS.
Wall Street Market Somewhat
Irregular Last Week.
The SPANISH INDEMNITY

Paid Without Raising q Ripple Of
Disturbance on. the Lonn Market.
The Main Fuc1'" Bearing on tho
Stock Exchanges Is the Uncertainty
orthc Crop Outlook : Wheat Held
in Farmers Hands for Higher
Prices. Ta.au III
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In farmers hands May /. $780,. S.,

~ the end OF the last crop year we
ma virtually no stocks In farmers
""'ts and only 100000 bushels OF
''S'"'e surriy. Attic present time, We
' "a7e on hand-atter allowing for con-
SS6an'nri'on Of the mex: two months-1l2
-rhVN bushels. OF which Is. 200. 900 bush
w =, iar2eara in the visible supply, whljc
@ayVtdOO buahels constitutes nm invisible
i,Iihiy In farmers hands. II Will thus
s w. Eeen tina; I've may, have material
mlH'Ng of In the nr3i crop Of winter
"nrht and yet . total supply. OF old
"iu new crops. on July ] not nearly 10
i much below that of ins, year as has
zen generally expected. At Inst, II
mly hf regarded ns an easy possibility
a a'It the wheat supplS OF 1889 Cwlnter
"md spring and crop md stock carried
"arrl VIII more than equal that al 1897
yclFg. = H - '''s
y ne tendency OF prices at the Now
infk stock exchange. for the moment
"'pehrs In The direction OF lower ils
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Wool.

NEW YORK - Wool dull domestic
fleece. 17I2gc; Texas, ll@l4c-
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The Bank Statement.

NEW YORk--Thc changes In the
New York bank statement In detail as
compared with last Saturday, aro as
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Cotton seed oil dull and nominal at
old prices: Prime crude. 22922sc: prime
crude. +. o. b. mills. lS119c; prime sum-
mcr yellow. 26926iac; Off summer yell
low, 251ec: butter grades. 30932c: prime
winter yellow. 58@32c; prime white, 500
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As the result of these operations, the
treasury accounts show an increase In
Outstanding drafts and checks from
s6l3S.Is9 on April 20 to se9.171.9l3 on
May 3. the Increase OF s23.043, 14i having
gone into the banks, while within the
same time the treasury deposits In the
banks have been diminished by only
AS,ll2, with the understanding however.
that those deposits shall be drawn
down at the rate Of Sl,0OO.000 per week
to-ompensate for the reduction of the
actual cash balance In the treasury pro-
psr. Therefor. the banks were about
twentythree millions stronger In cash
resources at the end ofStbe Indemnity
settlement than theF were before. while
the treasury was about to the same ex-
tent weaker. - Id.
Whatever actual cash may reach
Spain Ia this settlement will probably
be contributed largely by Germany, for
tha; country has been more than any
Other dabtor TO the United States In
Inc FORM OF the temporary loans which
we have turned to account as a means
o! paying the indemnity. 1t Is not un-
likely, however. that Germany may be
one to make arrangements indirectly
with Spain that will mitigate the incon-
IreNience OF this sudden demand for
large foundations IT. cash. The Roths-
chlds are understood to be connected
With easily mean arrangements be-
tween the Bank OF Spain and the Ger
man bank that would be convenient to
both parties.
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Thus. another bogy that has haunted
the money market and made some peo-
PIE on the stock exchange uneasy, has
been removed from the huunts of spec
hlat!on. One OF the effects OF the COM
l!!etion Of this operation will be, as
obove Indicated. 10 Increase materially
ioT some time the cash resources OF the
oaAks. 1t is true, the secretary OF the
treasury has expressed n purpose TO
gradually withdraw his deposits from
IN" national banks. us an offset for the
money lost In the indemnify settlement;
uat those Withdrawals will probably be
more thar Offset by the excess OF the
governments ordinary disbursements
over Its receipts. which for las; month
showed difference OF sll,30O. 600: In
other words, the prescn. drift of fiscal
Affairs Is In the directly depicting the
treasury and filling the banks. It there
Tore seems safe TO calculate upon a.
''ore 7lethor!c condition OF the bank
reserves. fr3m this time on until the
I'M than We have experienced within
'Ae last four months.
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Articles. Open. High. L

Cash quotations were 40 follows:
Flour-Clears So oOI3 10: snrlng spe-
cial 81 1904 20: patents 81 3oQ3 20:
strnishts 81 S0I3 10: winter patents
81 30; straIgh,s 50 2oa3 so: bakers
So 2odD2 10.
Whent-No. spring lie: No. spring
G7dfOc; No. red 7i0T5c.
Corn-No 2, 55G53i.c; No. . yellow
33isdS3Rc.
onts-No. :, 27IeTNc: No white
29NGsolGc: No. 3 white .9I2Oc.
Rye--No. .. doc.
BarIey-No. :. 75GIiic.
| TO-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 a5.
Mess Pork--per barrel IS 55GIs 60. =
I.ard-Per 100 lbs, S. 1906 I2,s.
Short Tlbs-Sides Uoosc) s. 45dri IS.
Dry salted shoulders tboxed) i&9
4kc.
Short clear sides (boxcd) 81 S5Di 95.
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specIal Correspondence OF 1ntclligcncer.
NEW YORK. May e.-During the
mast week, the course OF the stock mar
KEEL has been somewhat irregular. At
the opening. some uncertainty was felt
ms to the possible effect OF the payment
a, The s2O,OOOoOO Indemnity to Spain. as
nothing was certainly known about the
method in which that operation was to
he effected; and this circumstance was
turned TO account by the bear" opera
Tors, with the. result of n fall OF one to
two points in prices. On Tuesday the
plan Of settlement became better under
stood; and. as It was seen to be free
from nll Injurious bearing on the mon
ey market, securities at once recovered
from the previous days decline, but
have since evinced weak front and
been comparatively inactive for these
exciting times.
The paymer. of the indemnity has
now been contaminated In q perfectly
easy way and without producing rip
pie of disturbance In the loan market.
Under other circumstances. 1t might
have called for a considerable export Of
gold. and some doubt has been felt
whether we should wholly escape that
result. The, balance Of trade In. our
favor during the last two years has,
however, been attended with the accu-
mutation of an extraordinary amount to
a considerable extent In payment for
securities returned from abroad, and
come niscivirgs have been felt wheth-
er the amount remaining to our credit
might suffice to cover this operation.
the event hQs proved thct sufficient
supply OF bills drawn chiefly against
these funds was procurable for wholly
covering this settlement. and therefore
no gold has been exported. The pay
ment has been made wholly through an
exchange Of international. credits. With
out the transfer OF a dollar IN cash.
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The main factor bearing upon the
stock market Is the crop outlook, which
SdIi remains uncertain. Winter wheat
estimates are sti!l held In suspense. and
tnouGh largo falling off from last
S@lf s, unequatted output Is accepted as
matter OF course. yet no one ventures
u'oa definite figures OF decrease. Ar
'ns same time. there arc no trustworthy
eSamates on the acreage OF spring
Mh5at' though the expectation Is gen.
era! that Il will surpass tina, OF 1898. In
ugtl!hg with this question. however, ono
Iuitc important factor Is overlooked
namely. the large quantity OF whea,
nov being held in the hands OF farmers
:or higher prices. The following figures
Indicate approximately what this item
may amount to:
vt,u, Bushels.
In ~" hullpiS July :, lsyS......" i4.I00, 600
O." uieTs nahaS .''..-.......... Nominal
'P VI United states. $751;. G7bod0. 0o0
rt,oon,ais supply Of crop over year ts9.70o.O0
over ..,' ON M, mn
Home food consump. ~
ION Tor ycnr....,.. 3200n1J1
,,aHl for secding.... 51OOJpQJO
LOSS by fire and
water ..........."" 7.5oo.c0--577. SEQ, 900
~ hand May l. 1892. ........... 1I2, eOo, 0oo
''A!1Ic supply May ]. 1893. oS.2O0,Co5
'"''hets' hands May l. $780,. si.Oo0.ooo
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Rosin firm; strained. common to good,
81 45G1 so. Turpentine firm at 44944kc.
R!ce steady: domestic fair to extra. 47s
&c: Japan. 4&@5kc. Molasses firm;
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice,
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Hides steady: Galveston, 20 to rs
pounds, 16hGl7c; Texas dry. "a to 30
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NORTHWEST SYSTEM-cLEvELAN
& PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
Trains Run Daily. Except Sunday, as fol-
lows: 60 T
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Leather firm; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres light to heavy weights, 2O,s9
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~ oItEII 1f-ND TN S2UV II 1Io.So'
The following quotations for National
Steel stocks and American Tin Plate are
furnished by Simpson G. Tatum, City Bank
Building
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CINCINNATI = Flour dull. Wheat
quiet: No. . red, 71lsc. Corn quiet:
No. . mixed. S6isc. Oats dull: No. 2
mixed, o9G291sc. Rye firm: No. .. CSC.
Lard steady at s. g2h. Bulk meats
easy Mt s. so. Bacon easy at s. 6SI5 Is.
Whisky steady Mt 81 26 Butter quiet.
Sugar firm. Cheese firm. EGGS steady
Mt lie .".
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Hops steady: state. common to choice.
1896 crop. G@7c: 1897 crop, 11013c; 1898
crop. 169l7c. Pacific coast. 1896 crop.
G97c; 1891 crop. 11G1Sc; 1888 crop. ITO
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Beef steady; family. 50 5O611 90: extra
mess, 50 90: beef hams, $40 5000 90:
packed. 50 50@l0 90; city extra India
mess, $l3 00Gpl5 TO.
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Cheese-old steady: large white, 12c;
small white. 12912Kc; large coiored,
12c; small colored. 12@12kc; new cheese
steady: large. 9hI9Bc: small. &c.
EGGS firm: western fresh, 1917 Gpl3Hc:
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-10-25
Meeting Of the Sumptef Club.

Owing to the fact that none Of the re-.
Gently elected officers were present, the
meeting Of the Sumpter club last Friday
evening was adjourned until Tuesday
evening, without transacting any bust.
ness. The matter Of the proposed pur.
chase Of the opera house block was not
considered-and this Is ''so," not especi.,
ally because you see It In THE MINER,
but bee ause circumstances CHANGED to
shape themselves that way. Notices
were issued yesterday by President Vim.
son announcing that the meeting which
was intended to be held last evening
would be postponed, by request Of mum.
Der Of members, until next Saturday even.
ing, when organization Of the club will be
finally perfected. At that time the oppor.
tunity to become charter members will be
closed. A full attendance Is especially
desired.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-10-25

While in Portland last week, W. c.
Calder closed deal with the Inland Tel.
ephone company, whereby Sumpter will
secure In few days telegraph connections
with the outer world.
The plan Is to put In telegraph instru.
ments here and use the company's long
distance wires for transmission Of dis.
patches. The Inland Telephone company
sustains cordial business relations with
the Postal Telegraph company, and the
business Of the former originating In
Sumpter will be delivered to the latter.
The two companies have offices in Port.
land, Spokane, several intermediate
points and In all important towns on the
Pacific coast, so there will be no difficulty
In getting wire TO any desired point.
The Sumpter Townsite syndicate guar.
antees the Inland company to do bust.
ness amounting to 5000 a year. As the
syndicate's necessary telegraph tolls will
undoubtedly amount to far more than
this, the service Is In reality costing no
bonus.
The telegraph instruments have been
ordered shipped here, and the company
Will be ready for business at an early day.
In the meantime General Warren has
received AL. official reply from the West.
ern Union company, accepting his prop.
osition to construct a line from here to
Baker City and connect with that com.
pany there, on condition that It will not
parallel the line for three years and then
buy It at.cost. To string this wire would
cost about $500, which expenditure the
arrangement with the Inland company
obviates, and the deal with the Western
Union has been declared off.
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Smelter Gets Fifteen Acres Of Land.

Last week THE MINER quoted H.
Meinhard as stating that the smelter
which he proposes to put In here will re.
ceive only five acres Of land as bonus.
In another column today Is published
among the court house records an agree.
ment whereby A. W. Ellis promises to
deed to n. Meinhard fifteen acres, situat.
ed south Of Mill addition to this town, on
condition that the smelter Is erected on
that ground In ore year from October q,
the date of the agreement. How this
discrepancy in the amount Of the land to
be given as bonus occurred, will prob.
ably be explained later. The smelter Is
now calling for bids on 200 cords Of pine
wood and 1900 bushels Of charcoal, to
be made of green black pine, and deliv-
cred at Sumpter, time not stated. Bids
should be submitted to p. r. Bishop, at
the Climax mine.
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Sensible Shsepmen Have No Tsouble.

Taylor Hill, Of Prineville, who took
5000 head Of sheep to Pendleton for ship.
ment to British Columbia, tells the Times.
Mountaineer that "grass has been unusual.
ly fine this year, because sheep were sold
down so close last year." and adds: 81
want to say that, although heard about
trouble ahead from people who would
shoot sheep being driven through the
country, and was naturally on the lookout
for some trouble, none Of II was met.
! could not ask for better treatment from
people anywhere, and am inclined to
think that II sheepmen In passing
through that part Of the country south Of
Pendleton will strive to regard other
mems rights, they will avoid most Of the
trouble of which we hear so often. No
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Sak Of the Red Boy Mine.

"The famous Red Boy mine In the
Sumpter district has been sold for s., ,ooo,.
ooo," Is the message which is telephoned
up from the Sumpter district. The mat.
ter has been kept quiet, but we have 1t on
good authority, and there Is little doubt
but the sale has gone through. The pur.
chaserS are said to be the London parties
who have been negotiating for the prop
erty for some time. The price, $1,000.
eco Is large one, but not In comparison
with the value Of the property, the mine
being considered one Of the greatest In
the section. The Red Boy Is free gold
proposition with ore bodies Of immense
magnitude, although the average values
run about SIS to the ton.-Spokane Stock
Report.
Fine job printing only ut THE MINER
office. 2
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one offered to molest me at any time or
place, and, In fact, showed disposition
to help me rather than to hinder me"
Mr.. hill stated that prices were on the
top notch now. and that even at 8. for
lambs and s. for ewes. buyers are having
difficulty In securing any more than are
called for in contracts made some time
ago.
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TELEGRAPH SERVICE.
CONNECTION WITH TtiE OUTER
WORLD SECURED.

Inland Telephone Company Win Pot
Telegraph instruments In the Sumpter
Office In a Few Days.-lts Long Dist
anee Wire to Connect With the Postal
Telegraph Lines.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco
Call corner OF Market and Third streets, open
until Y o'clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $50 o'clock
2S7 Hayes street; open until $3.50 o'clock
63S McAllister street open until $3.50 o'clock
els Larkin street; open until $50 o'clock
1871 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock
226l Market street corner Sixteenth; open
until o clock.
JOG Eleventh street; open until o'clock
1925 Mission street: open until o CLOCK
Northwest corner OF Twenty-second and Ken
tuckV streets. open until o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND notice-The Continental Building
and Loan Association Of California. 222 San
some St has declared for the six months
cent per annum on ordinary deposits. per
cent on one-year term deposits. 10 PER cent
to class F. stock and IA per cent 70 class
a. stock. VIM. CORBIN. Secretary.
HUMBOLDT Savings and Loan Society, Is
Gearv st.-The directors have declared the
following semi annual dividends; per cent
annum on ordinary deposits. payable on and
after July l. 1899.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-Mutual Savings Bank
OF San Francisco SO Post st.-For the half
year ending June 80 1899 a dividend has
been declared at the rate Of and six-tenths
g. per cent per annum on all deposits free
Of taxes payable on and after Saturday
July I. 1899 GEORGE a. STORY. Cashier
DIVIDEND NOTICE-The German Savings
and Loan Society 52s California st-For tho
half year ending June 50 1899 a dividend has
been declared at the rate OF four ~ per
cent per annum on term deposits and three
and one-third q 1-9) per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits free Of taxes. payable 4
and after SATURDAY. July l. 1899,
GEO TOURNY, Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-san Francisco Savings
Union 532 California st. corner Webb-For
the half wear ending with the &c. Of June
1899 dividend has been declared at the rate
posits and three and one-third q 1-3) per cent
ordinary deposits free Of taxes. payable
on and after SATURDAY. July |. 1899
LOWELL WHITE. Cashier.