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A Guaranteed CureFo For Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Druggists refund
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure any case, no matter of how
long standing, in 6 to Ia days. First
application gives ease and rest. SOC.
If your druggist hasn't it send 60c in
stamps and it will be forwarded
postpaid by Paris Medicine Co., 81.
Louis. Me.
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Judge William X. Allen.
Henderson q I'D Leaf.

Judge William r, Allen, of Colds
bore, who is here holding this term
of Vance court, is n of The ablest
jurists and best presiding officers on
the bench. He is one of the strong
men of the State-in every depart
ment of life-and personally one OF
the Finest Of fellows" This is Judge
AL ems first court in Vance county,
but he is not a stranger here. He
has relatives in the community and
while he was known TO mary of ouI
/ people the number of his riends and
admirers has been inreaseu by bis
com ng am ng US.
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LAID TO REST.
Largely Attended and Most I'm
pressive Funeral of Miss
Minnie Best: Astounding
and Beautiful Floral

and Beautiful Floral
Tributes.
From Mondays Daily.
The funeral of Miss Minnie A.
Best from st. Paul M. e. church
yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
was one of the most largely attended
our city has ever known.
The services were deeply impress
i've in their sweet simplicity and
the chosen hymns rendered by the
choir were both consoling aud
| strengthening; and surely if balm
can be found for the wounded soul,
and the cherries gloom be overcome
and chased away by the beams of
supernatural revelation, such, in
deed, were attendant upon the beau
tlful tribute, the exquisitely consol-
ing testimony, the triumphal assur-
ance. drawn from her life and scrip
tural promises, by her pastor, Rev.
w. l.. Cunninggim.
The floral tributes were very many
land very beautiful-so very man,
and SO very beautiful that if sorrow
THE night Of the soul, can be soothe6
Eby sympathy of friends, thsn~fndeee
did these Astounding flowers, in theil
superlative beauty and tender frag
rance, temper the storm to tn,
slstricken hearts, and speak to thei
souls in words of faith, saying tt
them: nLook up and i've"
The following were the pall-bear
ers: Messrs. w. Z. Yelverton, Geo
A. Norwood, Jr., Junius Slocumb
IiAndrew Smith, Geo. O. Fornegay
IL. M. Michanx, -Jes. Rossnthal, A
In. Edgerton, Herman Smith, j. w
Winslow, !. M. Powell, Ross I.Gid
dens, Edgar Balm, Paul Yelverton
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Card.

This is to certify that Mrs. Amy
] ,yner, George A. Harper, Mrs
Woodland Harper have never said one
word against the character or the
reputation OF Miss Lucy E. Smith;
of Goldsboro, N, G.
B. d. MCIvER.
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Will Be Held In the Messengel
Opera House Tonight at
$50 O'Clock.

Let us unite to make the visit OF
the children from the Oxford Orphan
Asylum to our city as pleasant as
possible for them, and aid the great
cause of charity they represent by
giving them a large audience.
The troup is composed of the very
best talent the Orphanage affords
and an enjoyable evening is assured.
Tickets on sale at Higgins Drug
Store, or at the Opera House after
100 O'Clock.
The performance begins promptly
at $50.
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s. s. Conference.

The Goldsboro Circuit s. S. Con-
ference will be held at Pine Forest,
July 80.
We hope all Sunday Schools in the
circuit will prepare themselves for
the occasion and be on hand.
J. w. THOMPSON,
President.
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All Run Down

Wanting in vitality, vigor.
vim,-that is a condition
that. no one can safely ne
glect, for i1. is the most.
common predisposing cause
Of disease. The blood is at
fault; it needs purifying or
enriching and the best medi.
cine to take is
Hoods Sarsaparilla
the great. Alternative and
tonic builds up the whole
system.
For testimonials Of remarkable cures
send for Book on That Tired Feeling
No. 8. c. ]. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass
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There walks not the earth today
one whose soul knows more of the
sunshine of religion or whose heart
takes more joy in service than char
acterized her life. Her every i'm
pulse and every purpose made for
human goodness, and charity and
sweetness and light. To know her
was to realize how sweet a thing it
is to serve the Lord in thine youth;
to meet her was as the touch
of an angles wing, making you
| stronger and better and truer, and
bringing you nearer to the Source
of all purity and goodness and saint
illness. Such lives as was hers are
worth all the sermons ever preached,
outweigh all the human glories ever
achieved, for they triumph over
death, and from the other shore give
back the glorious assurance of death
led captive to the throne of EternaI
Life.
And so she, who never knew ole
age, shall drink from out the foun'
tain of perpetual youth "that flow:
hard by the throne of God" and sh'
shall live forever!
Above her sleeping place on th'
morrow will be laid flowers, thu
tributes of many loving hearts wh'
sorrow at her death and sympahiz'
so deeply for the sticken parents ane
brothers and sister she loved so wei
flowers whose perfume sweet ane
vernal lovliness shall be as whisper
ings fromthe grave of resurrected life
giving the consoling, blessed as
surance to those same loved one
that they shall see her again ''fac'
to face."-ED. ARGUS.
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MINNIE BEST DEAD.
One of Goldsboro's Most Below.
ed Young Ladies Passes Away
In st. Luke's Hospital In
Richmond This Morn

From Saturdays Daily.
Miss Minnie Aurora Best, daugh-
ter of Mr.. M. J. and Mrs. Mary L..
Best, was born June 18th, 1879 and
died this morning at $50 O'Clock, in
st. Luke's Hospital, Richmond.
Eight weeks ago Miss Best became
a patient at the Hospital. A double
surgical operation was performed
ant it was thought that she was do
tng we'll until about ten days ago;
| ,Ince which time she has become
worse and on yesterday 1t was de-
.Ided hat another operation was
necessary. Tbs was peTfurned, and
II $3.50 o'clock last night a NE sage
/ 0 Ii her father brought the news
| hat her condition was vtry serious
ut not entirely Hopeless.
Miss MINI e Was the Oldest daugh'
er ard the oldest living child of hel
parents. She Is survived by three
brothers, Will H., John l. Paul W.
and one sister, Mary l.. Best. All 0
these had been called to her bedside
and, with the sorely stricken fathe
and mother, were with her when sh
passed away.
The remains arrived at $50 from
Richmond this afternoon, and tn
funeral services will be held in ST
Paul Methodist church tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at 8 80 O'Clock
and the interment will be made i
Willow Dale Genet ary.
Miss Minnie was educated 6
Greensboro Female College, fror
which Institution she graduated i
May 1900.
she joined the Methodist church
early childhood and has been a
earnest Christian, faithful to he
! church and to every interest of he
t life.
t She was of sweet, gentle dispe
sition and had many friends. The
: will miss her, but the greatest To-
is in the home, and her parents, 81
!, ter and brothers will receive the Sill
cere sympathy of the entire con
munity.
ell w. t. CUNNINGGIM.
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A few spring chickens have made
their appearance on this, market, but
the price is out of the reach of the
average citizen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Frtur. Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO June 12-Great weakness in the
wheat market manifested at the opening.
Under general selling by pit traders initial
quotations on July were off &Q1ac to &@6c
at S6MS6Mc. The main factor contributing
to the depression was the showing Of the
Government report in relation to the crop of
spring -sown wheat According to official sta
tistics the condition of spring wheat is con-
siderabIy increased over that of last year
Many traders considered that the bright pros
poets for a liberal yield of spring wheat
more than offset the loss in condition OF the
fall-sown crop. Heavy exports from Russia.
gave the bears additional incentive to sells
On the decline, however. shorts were eager
buyers and turned TO cover. Prices were
forced rapidly upward. After touching So sc.
shortly after the opening, July advanced to
s7% ds71e. Primary receipts had strength
ening effect on the market. decrease of
.1,S2s. 600 bushels in the visible supply was
an influence that aided the wheat market.
On the advance a number of early buyers
turned sellers and the close was slightly un-
der Saturdays final quotations, with July at
SG% %ds6%c
In sympathy with the weakness of wheat
the early session. The close strong,
July closing at 52Ac after opening at Aassc
lower at 51AG51asc.
Extremely heavy receipts caused weakness
in oats. July sold between 30MG31c and
3lssc and closed at 3Ic.
Provisions were firm on a moderate demand
from shorts. Strength of corn had consid.
erable influence at the close. September pork
was up 1oc lard 21ac higher and ribs 71ac ups
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Butter opened. the week with a heavily sup
Piled and depressed market and receipts of
115 600 pounds. including two cars of. East
ern, the first of the from this source
The demand being insufficient to handle all
the offerings prices had to give way. One or
two houses still clung to the quotations of last
week but with these exceptions lower. prices
were quoted all along the line. There was
considerable bear pressure exerted to lower the
market for two reasoEs-first 10 escape the
continued necessity OF storing at the present
dangerous prices. and second. to head off, If
possible, the threatened influx from the East
These three conditions. then-excessive stocks
and the storage and Eastern factors-conspired
to make the market extremely weak. with
plenty of sellers the decline.
Eggs also lower receipts being alto
gether too heavy for already oversuppi.ed
market. The demand. was slow. The receipts
included some Eastern
Cheese was very firm to the fancy grades
and quiet as to the lower and medium quail
ties. Strictly fine mild new is getting scarce,
as already mentioned
Receipts were 115. 600 lbs 9utter 2097 cases
Eggs and $500 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 2cc
for extras and $50 19c for lower and
dunn grades: dairy 1791ec: cold storage. nom-
inal: store Butter. 16G17c.
CHEESE-Strictly choice mild new, 10d
101ac; fair to good 9@91ac; Young Americas.
1015Q11c; Eastern, 161a91sc per lb
EGGS-Ranch, 21@22c for large white Sc
lected and 19@20c for fair to choice; store
Eggs 1S01Shc: Eastern firsts. 19c: seconds,
l101Sc per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
A Quiet Opening with Few Noteworthy
Fluctuations.

The week opened with hardly any business
on the Bond Exchange but whatever tone the
market exhibited of ffrmness. Gas
and Electric advanced to S57 and Alaska Pack
ers to Ss4 So
There was not much new in the mining
stocks The Cemstocks at the close showed
a general decline from the closing quotations
of Saturday. and Ophr sold down to IS 70
on the noon informal session. The Tonopahs
on the contrary. swere steady to firm, and
several. notably Belmont higher
The California Fruit Gamers Association
will pay regular monthly dividend OF 50
cents June 90
California Powder Works NEW corporationr
will pay a monthly dividend of so cents
June. 20.
The Western National Bank has declared a
regular semi annual dividend at the rate OF
5 per cent per. annum on the capital stock,
payable July l.
The Parrot Silver and Copper Company of
Montana paid dividend of so cents per share
yesterday. The Amalgamated Copper Company
owns majority of the shares in this corpo-
ration.
The Matson Navigation Company has de-
clared dividend of 80 cents per share, pay
able Immediately.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
EASTERN L1vEsToCK MARKET.
Chicago.

Chicago.
q. 900 head. Market steady to slow. Good
to prime steers. So 40@6 80; poor to medium,
S4055 80; stockers and feeders. 81 1904 S5;
cows. So 5oa4 90; heifers,. 81 5oQ4 75; can
ners. 81 5092 so: bulls. So 25Q4 80; calves.
S3 5006 &c.
HoGSNReceipts to-day AZ. 600 head; to-mor-
row.. 1900 head. Market steady. Mixed and
Is 25G5 42ib; bulk of sales IS 3Oa5 4O
sHEEP-Receipts, 5000 head Sheep and
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers. shorn.
40; Western sheep, shorn, $4q5 10; native
lambs S. 40Q6 rs; Western lambs. shorn. $50
80.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June 12.-CATTLE-
Receipts, IL, 600 head. Market steady Native
cows and heifers 81 25Q4 90i stockers and
30: western fed s.eers, 81 25@5 so; Western
fed cows So 25@4 90.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head. Market steady
to strong. Bulk. $5 5000 30; heavy. $5 271h4
sHEEPGReceipts,. 1000 head Market 15c
to 25c higher Muttons, $4 25@5 10; lambs,
$6d6 25: range wethers. 81 1905 40; fed ewes.
81 35@45 T5
OMAHA, Neb June 2.-CATTLE-Re-
celpts. 250O head. Market strong to shade
higher. Native steers SO 1895 10: cows and
heifers $364 40; Western steers. $3 1905 IS;
Gamers. $203; stoekers and feeders. 81 75G
HOGs-Receipts. $500 head Market steady
to SC lower. Heavy. So 1903 70; light. 50 log
s 2b pigs $4G5; bulk of. sales. $5 1905 20.
sHEEP-- Receipts 12.ooo head Market M
wethers, 81 4oa4 so; ewes. $4G4 so; lambs,
shorn SIS 50@6 10.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, June 12-FLoUR-Receipts
3.so0 barrels; exports, 1900 barrels. Market
erv wHEAToReesipts; "A zee s2,eoo bushels. Spot
ern Duluth, 81 14ia f. o b. aioat No i hard
Manitoba, 81 10 fob afioat. Options opened off
ments and liberal Northwest receipts. Quickly
recovering they ruled strong all day bull
support unfavorable Southwest crop news. a
good visible supply decrease and the strength
of corn. late drop under realizing left final
prices 1sc to nc net higher July closed
ciosed s6ssc. December s6sse
HOPSQuet
HIDES-Quiet
PETROLEUM-Quiet.
coFFEE-There was no news from the Eu-
The London Liverpool, Havre and Hamburg
markets being closed. What news there was
from Brazil was of bearish character act re-
ket ruled dull and featurcless. SPOT Rio
steady. No. invoice, '7%c. Mild dull, Cor
orally unchanged to five points lower. Sales
1s.OC0 bags, Including July 6.1596. .20c; Sep
tember 6.35a6: :4oc; December, 6.6oq6 7oc
sUGARSRaw steady. Fair refining. 3 11-1ec;
centrifugal s6 test. 1-16ci molasses sugar,
BUTTERmouiet. Street price, extra cream
cry, 1913. Q20c; official price, creamery. COM
to extra, 151a91sc; renovated, common to ex-
ira 131b m16lAc: Western factory, common to
extra. 13i4G151ac; Western imitation cream
EGGs-Market steady Western. 151sG1sc.
CHEESF-Market strong. New State, full
cream small white and eolored fine 9Mc; do
fair TO choice S1ad9c; do large white and
colored fine 934c
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market was
firmly held for both spot and futures. Com
mon to good are quoted at Az G4S4c; prime at
55S d534c; choice. 6q61ac, and fancy, &c.
PRUNES-Seem hardly so firm as they We're
few days ago but no change is reported on
spot Quotations range from 2ac to &c, ac-,
cording to grade. e'sa'..& boy :
: APRICOTS-Remaine dull with choice squOted
at Ie91oAc and extra choice at 1o1a910Ac,
ami fancy, IL y q12c.
RAISINs-Show no fresh feature. Loose
rnuscateI are quoted at 4d6Ae; seeded raisins
a; 514 G6s4c, and London layers at $1ql 10
PEACHES-Also are quite with choice at
IL lhM1Qc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
Hay and Feedstufrs.

One car Of new Wheat and oat Hay came In
and So was bid and $12 asked for 1t. Other
wise there is nothing new in Hay. Choice
old Wheat and Oat descriptions firm. but
everything else is weak.
Ali Feedstuffs remain as before quoted.
BRAN--$2I .5og22 80 per ton.
SFORTSAS23@24 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, $23 50624 so
per ton. .Oi1cake Meal at the mill. $33 500
"a 30: iobbing S35: Cocoanut Cake at MILL
S22622 so; jobbing, $23; Cocoanut Meal at
Mil s22@22 SO; jobbing $23; Corn Meal
san heeS3f 80: Cracked Corn s31@32; Mixed
Feed. S23Q24: Horse Beans, $3Q640 per ton;
broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl .Calfalfa Meal
faifa, SIS in car lots and $50 for smaller
quantities.. ne
snd f1at s9613 SO. Oat $s@12: Barley and
oat. sSG10 So; volunteer Wild Oat. 500:
stable. 81 50G9. stock s5 50Q7 so. Clover. SO
for sown and Wild Oat and - for Wheat
GRIP W-.SOM5oc per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

WaI-sveet Stocks open the 7Veek qsaet, but firm
Cotton market qtnet at steady quotations.
Not mach the local stock exchanges
Sils'r and Exchange previously quoted.
Wheat quiet and featmeIess Cash Barley Io1cer
Oats 7ce1keing under crop aryf0als Corn and Rye firm
Hay, Beans and Feedstmfs sho7V negU features.
Most kinds of Bacon advanced 1zc.
Other Cured Meats unchanged.
Butter and Eggs depressed and lo1Uer Cheese higher
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables plentiful and aeedk
Poultry and Game markets unchanged.
DcdMoas F,Yts abundant and aceak. Cirrus Fruits steady
California Fruit CGnney Associa issues prices for 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
EIour and Farinaceous GOODS.

FLoUR-California Family Extras, 81 s00
s TO- usual terms: Bakers Extras, 81 T0qb;
oregon and Washington. jobbing at $4Q4 30
per bb
FARINACEOUS GOODs-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, SO % per 100
lbs; Rye Flour So IS Gin barrels. 81 15): Rye
ss: Corn Meal So so: extra cream do So 15 !:
oat Meal, 81 25G4 so; Oat Groats 81 so;
Hominy So 75a4; Buckwheat Flour, 81 500
! is; Cracked Wheat, SO 75; Farina, 81 so:
whole Wheat Flour. So 50 Rolled Oats, bbls.
Sc soar so, in sacks, $6Q7; Pearl Barley. So.
Split Peas. boxes. So so: Green Peas, IS so per
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
General Nfcrchandise,

BAGSGrain Bags e1sc: Wool Bags, 800
32c; Fleece Twine. TIC.
CoAL-wellington. IS per too: New We'll
lington. 50; Seattle. Sc so: Bryant. s6 so:
sSmaa a 90 RSsyn g. Sc aso n Bs s . s
s14 25 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracte Egg.
s14: Welsh Anthracite Egg. s13; Welsh Lump.
ton in bulk and $l5 in sacks: Rocky Mountain
descriptions IS so per short ton
.aa &C. are for gallon
boiled and soc for for raw: Castor on: in
raw: China Nut. cases. s5Gsoc per gallon: Co
coanut OIL. in barrels. 5sc for Ceylon and 55c
OIL. Csc: natural winter sperm Oil. Csc: extra
bleached winter Whale OIL. SIC: natural Whale
OIL. SIC: extra winter strained Lard Oh. ISc;
No. i Neatsfoot Oil. Csc: light Herring on.
t2e; dark Herring on. 4os; Salmon ON s4c s;
raet coAG On 81 81 raw eRsoh1SE Rs5i S si
o White in Coal on ,1o T. bulk Astral 1le fsss
ss s Eeesss s Ta Isso ssay. ssay esS ea.Sns IN
bulk. 14l5e;; in cases. &c: No. i Engine Dis
tillate. iron barrels or drums, &c.; No. do,
IN S ie Gasoline IN IN 1q Duk s
" TuRPENT1NE-sec per gallon in cases and
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 7h0
Sc per 10; White Lead. 7h9sc. according to
quantity
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
panyt quotes follows. per ID. in 100-lb bags:
Cubes. Crushed and Fine, Crushed. 5.Toc:
Powdered. 555c; Candy Granalated s. Soc; Dry
Granulated. fine 5.45c: Dry Granulated. coarse.
5. 45c; Fruit Granulated. 5.45c; Beet .Granu-
lated qoo-lb bags only). 5,35c: Confectioners'
Golden C. 4. S5c; ID" 475c: barrels. 10c more:
half barrels. 25c more: boxes soc more: 50-lb
bags. 10c more for all kinds. Tablets-Half
barrels ). 95c: boxes, 620c: H. & E. Crystal
Dornfnos s. 45c per ID. No order taken for less
than seventy-fve barrels or It's equivalent
CANNED FRUITS-The California Fruit
Gamers Association has issued, the following
price list for 1905:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK June 12.-This being a holiday.
in the English markets cables were re-
ceived and the local metal market was gen
erallv quiet. Tin was little more firmly
held but continued quiet at $30Q30 so.
The copper situation shows change. Lake
and electrolytic quoted at SIS and casting
at S14 75.
Lead remains quiet at 81 50a4 60.
Speter unchanged at $5 35
Iron continues unsettled, with the tone easy.
and prices on northern grades generally lower,
although some dealers still asking recent
quotations; No l foundry. northern. S16 50g
II; No foundry northern, sl6G16 so: No.
foundry. southern. SIS 25q16 so: No. l foun.
dry southern soft SIC 25@1T; No. foundry.
southern, soft. SIS 75d16 rs.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and bullion.
wheat and other Grains.

q wHEAT-If was 4 Holiday at Paris and Liv-
1erpeel. Chicago ,Ahowed no material change.
The pit crowd bought on crop damage reports
from the Southwest. Kansas City reported a
poor cash demand.
The worlds shipments for the week were as
ubian, 2ofoO0; Argentine, 2S00O0; Indian, 1872.
600: Australian. $4,000.
There was nothing doing in this market as
far as futures were concerned. The cash grain
was steady, with good demand.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 47laa1 SPY; California
cnb nt.9 ST 5oai s.. Northern ' Bluestem. 81 esl
Northern Red 81 5o1 s5 1lA per Itl; lower
FUTURES
Session 9 to IL 80 a m.
December-$1 36A.
p. m. Session.
December-$1 361f--
CASH BARLEY.
BARLEY-The week opened with lower
prices for cash Feed. Futures were very dull
and mot materially changed.
Feed. 81 o214Q1 o1la for new, with salde
of old at 81 10; old Brewing, 81 2112Q1 50;
Chevalier. nominal
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m
December.STc.
p m. Session.
Open. High. Low. Close;
OATs-Moore. Ferguson & Co. reported the
first car of new crop in this season yesterday.
1t consisted of 515 sacks of Red clean and
strictly No. /, from the Sacramento Valley.
1t had been sold prior to arrival OF 81 40, the
sale having been reported in this column last
week.
Now that the crop is coming in the
famine is practically over and prices will
probably range lower from now on. In fact.
they are already considerably lower. New
White to airivs this week, have sold at 81 81 ".
Spot quotations for old purely nominal
CORN-Three thousand ctls came in from
the west yesterday The situation Is as be-
fore and quotations remain the same
Western sacked. 81 4oq1 42h for Yellow.
81 42la@1 45 for White and 81 3I1aQ1 40 for
small round do 81 so; White. 81 42Aa1 AN;
Egyptian. 81 321h91 35 for White and 81 ESQ
/ 80 for Brown.
s1sIits 1BsIuitGsKwHEAT- 1922 25 per ctl. with the
top figure for seed lots.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. June I2.-Money on call easy
at 2Q2K per cent. closing bid, per cent;
offered 81 2x per cent.
I1n1e money easy; 90 days per cent; 30
Days. SA per cent six months. eA per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 3441t per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual business
IN bankers bills at 81 S7d4 S7O4 for demand
and at S4.S5loG54- -S515 for 60-day bills Posted
rates, 81 seq4 IS. Commercial bills. 81 s4&Q
< $40
Bar silver. 6SsSc.
Mexican dollars, z5hn
Government bonds firm. Omitted States bonds
srreeriar
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13

NEW YORK. June 12.-The market was
quiet to-day but firm and scored good ad-
vance during the morning. Late in the ses
sion on heavy selling the market reacted
somewhat. but closed with a firm tone. The
outlook is for continuance Of active specu.
lative interest and a good traders market
Advices over Sunday the crop situation and
outlook are very conflicting. From these re-
ports expect TO see a very mixed weekly Gov
ernment crop and weather bulletin tomorrow
and in view OF the excessive heat the last
have been expecting
Spot closed quiet middling uplands, S.70c;
middiing gulf, s. 45c. Sales none.
Futures closed steady; June S.O9c. July.
Sic; September, S.26c; October. s.32c: No
vember. S32c; December, s.43c; January,
s.4sc; February, s.5ec.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, June 12.-WHEAT-For ex-
port: Club SIC; bluestenl, soc. For milling:
Valley. S5QS7c. c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. June Observation-Disclosures; ;
hluestem, 90c; club. SIC