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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-28
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.GOLDF lELD
CHIEF
MINING CO..
TREASURY STOCK
Is Being offered by the
COMMERCIAL BANK
At IOc per Share.
Gin Buys 100 shares, cfnn
OIU par value. =. .0iUU
eEn Buys 500 shares, cEnn
OJU par value -.OJUu
500 >. * Z: e: 600 $1,000

These mines are located in the famous
GoLDFIELD DLSTExcT. in the same To-
cality as other mines that have jumped
from as low as 10c per share to A PROFIT
for their owners of from 100 TO 500 PEE
CENT, and some OF them have made
much more In less than one year
GOLDxIELD CHIEF is sure to ad-
vance rapidly and investors should make
money by buying early on the ground
floor.
Golddeld beats the worlds best record
on the production OF gold.
over sc, 900. 10000 has already been
taken from the GOldheld country and
over S1oo, 200, 10000 is now blocked out
and ir sight in one mine alone a short
distance north Of Goldfeld-
1t is not unusual for investors to make
from 100 to 500 per cent on money in
vested
Millions are yet to be taken and only
await development
Seven Mills and Railroads are rapidly
nearing completion
little money invested now before the
Mills and Railroads are completed will
be well spent and make 100 or more for 1.
Correspondence solicited relative to
listed or unlisted stock ON GOldheld To-
nopah. Bullfrog or Rhyolite properties.
Send for prospectus; II IS free.
Address COMMERCIAL. BANK.
aOEDEELD. NEVADA.
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wnshinEton Crop Bulletin.

The report OF C. y. Salisbury. section di-
rector. Iuited States Weather Bureau. for the
Washington Crop Bulletin, week ended May
IS. il as follows:
The week OF unusually cool weather
with frequent and copious rains except in the
middle counties. where they were lighter AID
less frequent. The temperature each day was
about 3 degrees below normal and there were
heavy trusts on the nth ana 18th in several
districts
Tie lain viii probably be very beneficial
to grain az all kinds later on II viii make
an abundant store OF moisture in the soil when
the weather becomes dry and warm. But the
cool weather with lack Of sunshine, has
greatly REGARDED the growth OF all crops, ex-
cept. perhaps. wheat and oats Gardens are
particularly backward. The heavy froste in
JureG -ruit such cherries, apples. etc,
npptd field and garden vegetables and cut
down wheat and barley low valley lands
On the high lands there was no injury TO
wheat. The spring wheat viii recover, but
the frosted winter wheat is too far advanced
70 recoN 50 10 make grain. However. the
proportion Of winter wheat in the district ;
where the injury occurred was relatively small
Fer the most part both winter and sPr.ns
wheat. as well oats and barley, while not
growing fast at present are in very promising
condition and viii make rapid progress with
the first warm weather. Hops are doing well
There some high winds in the eastern
counties. doing some damage TO orchards. In
the southern counties haying and strawberry
picking have begun.
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stocks. Cotton and Copper.

The Eastern wire of E F. Hutton & Co
yeste Gay said:
s1OCKS-At , NEE ing Of the governing
committee OF the exchange this day the To-
lowing sd pied: I'm order 70 const t1te
d good delivery after June / al deliveries
sales Of stock. whether by clearinghouse de-
lveries ticket or by certificate Of stock must
be ac1 omps NED b.. a sales ticket stamped in
accordance with the act Of the Legislature of
the State Of New York adop ell April 3 pro-
vidiug .or tax on transfers out Of stocks.
2 OlT0N-Liverpo9l surprised US to-day with
much stronger cables than expected Tbs
ST ength there due 10 increased spinners
laklngs and a continuance of crop scare herr
Our market opened strong under these cables
and maintained a st ady tone throughout lhs
session While do not anything in h ,
situat on likely TO break the MAJ ket
70 any extent, IL should be rem I'm
bere6 that have had a good advance
and that some crop news may be diseountei.
The dominating factor viii. however. probably
b. acreage and crop condition report soon 10
be issued We would rather sell than buy
cotton Too many bulls now: people are buy
ing II for long account this price who were
selling II &c. This is against the market.
COPPER-Bos ton. May 27.-The market
tcnsely dull There were principally no cooper
siO ks offered for sale and the result was very
few quotations. The market seems waiting
for news OF the japanese wsr and the EqLit-
able Life trouble. We repeat our advice to
buy Copper Range Osceola and Mohawk when
ever they look weak.
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COMMERCIAL - Il
SUMMARY OF THE MAKKETS.

WaN-strcsf stocks very dull. Cotton higher.
Confirmed isacuity the local stock and Bond market
Shipment of sI,528,23o in treasure TO the ORIENT
Local bank cIcarIngs gain S4Soo,ooo o5er last year
Sa5r and Exchange about before quoted.
Barley gerry scarce and still higher. FJedt steady.
Oats cleaned up and closely held Corn quiet and steady
Lima Beans higher again Hay and Feedstnfs unchanged
Nothing nc7p in Butter, Cheese Eggs.
Dried Fruits firn IN Nc1v York and nominal here.
Precision and Meat markets previously quoted.
Potatoes dill Onions in lighter supply AID higher.
No change the Poultry AID Came markets.
Threatening 7ccather still operating against the Fruit market
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General Merchandise.

sossae; Flsses rwi irvine; re c'' w
rnston So Seattle. So P so 'G Bryant So so
Beaver Hi. IS so: Rosiyn. 81 Coos Bay. IS So:
s14 rs in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg.
81 81 6 Wesn n Egg SIS Wslsh Lump
ton in bulk and SIS In sacks; Rocky Mountain
oILs-ouotations are for barrels: for cases
s $ 70. /. roc; Bakers "A: eases.
raw: China Nut. cases. e5as0c per gallon: Co
coanut Oil. in barrels. 5Sc for Ceylon and soc
for Australian: extra bleached winter Sperm
bleached winter Whale oil. SIC: natural whale
Oil. SIC: extra winter strained Lard OH. 75c:
Neasfoo o esc sSt Herring o
42c; dark Herring OIL. 40c; salmon Oil: s4c:
boiled Fish OIL. SIC: raw Fish OIL. S5c; boiled
GOAL OIL L.. GASOLINE a NE ETc.@water white
Coal OIL. in bulk. 111sc: Pearl Oil. in cases.
Elaine 2sc: Eocene. zoe: stove Gasoline. in
bulk. 15kc: in cases. &c; Motor Gasoline. in
Sgk 1sq hin in No Sg9 dc ss
cases, SIC more: Benzine in bulk. PIC; in
cases. 1sc; se-desree Gasoline. in bulk. 25c; in
TURPENTINE-e7c per gallon in cases and
Ole In drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. THO
Sc per ID; White Lead 71s9Sc. according to
quantity
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
Cubes. crushed and Fine e. Crushed. 5.7oc:
Powdered $3.50: Candy Granulated. 5.55c: Dry
sTanulatsd hps 5zSc; Dry Granu Late coarse
lated qoo-lb bags only. 6,S5c: confectioners'
.,s sa5e; Magnolia ssa A. 9ooc; Extra &, 6 aSsc:
half barrels. use more: boxes. Soc more: 50-lb
bags, 1oc more for all kinds; TablstLHals
Dominos. s.45c per ID. No order taken for less
than seventy-five barrels or its equivalent.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. May 27.-Ths wheat market was
weak frcm the start, initial quotations on July
being OF nc to &c at 911sc to 91kc Tho
principal ca-se OF tho weakness was the I'M
usually heavy receipts at Minneapolis and
be arish crop news An estimate on the re-
port on Kansas made by officials Of certain
railroad was generally conceded to be quite
bearish and this had much influence on the
market For July the lowest point of the day
was reached at 901sc. The market closed prac-
tically at the lowest point. Final quotations
on July were at 901s 990Hc. loss OF IN al &c
The feature of trading in the corn pit was
another decline of size in the price Of the
May delivery The lowest point OF the day
was reached at 49ssc the final quotation The
sensational decline attributed wholly to
the enormous receipts the arrivals to-day being
S51 cars of which 53o cars were of contract
grade That the bull campaign was ended was
admitted by the. majority of traders 1t was
said that several big settlements were made
to-day by the foreign shorts and that the
principal shorts were now almost entirely elm
mated Distant deliveries affected by
the weakness OF May. closing %@Hc off at
4S3sdtshc.
Oats held steady on good buying by cash
houses July closed unchanged at 303s G3O1ac.
Trading in provisions was extremely quiet. At
the close July pork was Off sc, lard was up
q shade and ribs were unchanged.
FLOUR = Winter patents 81 1904 2O
straights. SO 1904 Spring patentns. 81 1895 50;
straights 50 90G4 20; BAKERS, 81 406t3 60.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
May .........-. o. o21s seH OF
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL SUNDAY. MAY Is, 1905

arriving Is Of the medium and poorer grades
ana such classes are slow to sell under an I'M
steady and light demand.
Alfalfa is selling slowly and in the small
arriving.
Straw has been little dull under heavy
arrivals
BRAN-s21 5o@22 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S25 5Od2s so per ton
SHORTS-S23@24 per ton
FEEDsTuFFs = Rolled Barley: $26g27
per ton: Oflcake Meal at the mill, $33 500
"a so: jobbing $3S; cocoanut Cake at mill.
$22g22 90 tobbing, s23: Cocoanut Meal at
mill, S22G22 90; jobbing. s23; Corn Meal.
$50 5oqSl 90; Cracked Corn $31@32: Mixed
Feed. s23@24: Horse Beans, Sso@40 per ton
Broom Corn Feed. 9Oc per ctl: Calfalfa Meal
carload lots. S21: jobbng 500 so per ton: Meal
falfa. SIS IN car lots and $50 for smaller
quantities.
HAY-Wheat, 81 50914 so: Wheat and Dat,
S10913 90; Dat. $9Q12: Barley and Oat, $70
10 30: Volunteer Wild Dat. $6@9: stable. $500;
stock. IS b0Q7 so: Glover. $7@1O: Alfalfa. SI@
10 so per ton.
STRAW-3o65Oc per bale
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, May 27.-COTTON-On strong
Liverpool cables the market opened with a
good advance. Profit taking and some short
selling were in evidence, but the market sus-
tanned firm tone and closed steady to strong.
The bad weather in the belt continues to be
dominating: although spinners' takings are
large and parity responsible for the strength.
There has been good advance and the shorts
are pretty well run in.
Futures opened quiet and Arm; May, s.1sc;
October, s.1oc: November, S.16c; December,
s.22c. January s.27c; February. 5.84c; March,
S37c bid.
Futures closed steady: May, $500; June.
S.0Tc; July. s.15c: August size: September.
S15c; October s.21c: November. s25c; Decem-
Der, s30c: January. S.35c.
Spot closed quiet; niddling uplands, s.e0c;
rniGdling gulf $3.50; sales, 100 bales.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NE NEW YORK. May 27--FLoUR- Receipts.
5Ioo barrels: exports. 500 barrels. Market
y ra ss ssf sa 81 W sss4 s5 patents sn.
s. 1908 75 Minnesota bakers, S. 1904 25 s;
winter low grades. 50 25d3 65.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1000 bushels; exports,
5000 bushels. Spot easy No red. ST O6Is
nominal elevator; No, red 81 OH nominal
I. O. b. anoat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, 81 OF Il
T. 0. b. afioet options-Sharp reactions oc-
LIQUIDATION. impelled by clearing weather and
decided weakness In Northwestern markets
And And last prices showing 1A@sc net decline.
May closed 81 o6. July closed 94Ac, Septem-
Der closed S7hc, December closed SIC.
HoPs-Duii, State common to choice 1904
Pacific Coast. 1904 crop, 25a2sc; 1908 crop, ZIG
HIDES Steady. Galveston. 20 to IS pounds.
dry. % to 30 pounds 1Sc.
MooL-steady. Domestic fleece, 32@sec.
se 90: Philadelphia and Baltimore, Sc s5; do
CoFFEE-The market has been dull and
ments in the foreign markets also factor.
The exchange will be closed from to-day until
rext Wednesday morning over Decoration day
market 5d10 points higher. Sales were re-
ported of, Of 1900 bags s ineludins June eo at
December. 7.OoaT, o5c March. 7.1Oc. Spot Rio
steady; No. invoice. Sc. Mild dull. Cor
SUGAR Raw steady, Fair refining. .a&c;
sugar. Sac. Refined is steady. No: g 5.25c;
No I. 5.2oc; No. s. Bloc: No. 0. 5.05c; No
10. 5.ooc; No, II. 4.soc; No. r. 4.s5c: No. 3D.
Also; No. IL 4T0c; confectioners A. 5-10c;
mold A. 62oc; cut-loaf 655c; crushed 6.55c;
powdered. 5.95c; granuiated, 5.s5c; cubes,
6. 1oc.
BUTTER-weak Street price. extra cream
cry, PING. Official prices, creamery common
to extra. 1sh@21Ac; State dairy, common to
extra 1S62lc; renovated common TO extra, Is
G19c: Western factory, common to extra, 15G
1Sc: Western imitation creamery extras, 100
10Lc; do frsts. 1S61Sbe
CHEESEIUnchanged
EGGS-Irregular Western fancy selected,
17hc.
EvAPORATED APPLES-The market is a
little hrmer on spot owing to the small offer
ings and a moderate demand. Common to
good are quoted at Az G4%c; prime, 5.4075. 55c;
choice 6G6i1c: fancy. &c.
PRUNES-Are moving slowly on spot, but
prices well sustained with the range from
2%c to &C. according to grade.
APRICOTS-For future shipment seem rath-
er easy in the absence OF demand, but the
spot market is unchanged with choice quoted
AT 1od1015c; extra choice at lie; fancy at 129
15c.
PEACHES-Remain quiet at recent prices
Choice are quoted at 10d10Ac; choice, 101A @
1OHc, and fancy 11M612c.I
RAISINS-Are in fair jobbing demand es-
pecially fancy coast seeded. Loose Muscatels
are quoted at 4A66Hc: seeded at 5KG6%e,
and London layers. S1d1. IS.
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR SATURDAY. NAY q.
OREGON
STOCK MARKET.
Quiet Close TO a Tranquil and Un-
eventfuI Week.

The week closed quietly on all the ex-
changes The mining stocks not ma
terially changed. On the Stock and Bond
Exchange SOS shares Of Honokaa Sugar were
sold at $40. but otherwise the market con-
tinued very dull. Sales Of bonds were only
ST. 600.
Late assessments are: New Almaden Quick
silver Mines Of Mexico nc. delinquent July
20; Mercantile Crude Oil Company. &c. June
"a: Middle Yuba Mining Company. 1c. July I.
Sales the California Exchange last week
were 1920 shares. valued at S9919. the leading
20O0 Associated stock. 5139 shares; Airline,
5000; Coalinga, Pacific. Monarch, Monte Cristo
and Oil City Petroleum. 1000 each: indie
pendence 1000.
The New York and Honduras Rosario Mining
Company paid regular monthly dividend OF
I per cent yesterday.
The output OF the Ophir mine last week
amounted to 50 mining carloads. assaying
s137 so per ton. and los carloads assaying
$40 Sc per ton.
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Hwy md Feedstunrs.

Feedstuffs closed the week nrm and I'M
changed OF Hay the circular OF Scott &
Magner said:
There has been no decided change through
out the week. Conditions have not been favor
able. to the selling interests, and in fact the
market generally has been duIler, II anything
than heretofore. Reports from various large
Hay districts are somewhat conflicting. and at
TINS time Tine rts Is impossible TOT one 70 Judge
about to be harvested. However, it Is unques-
toned that we VIII be compelled to carry over
considerable old Hay into the next season.
mo new Hay has yet been offered in cur
market. but some is expected within the next
few DAYS.
strictly fancy Wheat Hay is being sold at
$14 to ST. so per ton. but there Is so little
OF this quality coming In that 1t does not cut
much figure The majority OF the Wheat Hay
is being placed at about SO to $11 per ton
Strictly fancy Tame Dat Hay sells at $11 to
s11 so per ton- The majority Of all the Hay
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Clearing Hou.c Statement

NEW YORK. May 27.-The statement of
averages of the clearing house banks of this
city for the week shows:
Loans 81. III, 003. 400, decrease SO, 423 400:
deposits 81, 1855. 129, 20C. decrease S10O22 500
circulation $45. s35, 700 increase 1927 400; legal
tenders ten $50 625 300 increase S2s1, 600; specie
ga %, 500. decrease 1851, 400; reserve $780,
s2Ss IS2. 800. decrease s25O5. CPS; surplus SILL
5000 increase So, 245. S25: ex-United States
DEPOSITS $14, 6o3 300 increase So. 146 276
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Exports and Irnports.

NEW YORK, May c7.-Total merchandise
imports at the port of New York for the week
ending to-day were S11 ,96S S99
Total imports of specie at the port OF New
York for the week ending to-day were s55 931
in silver aud xe3,220 IN gold
Total exports OF specie from the port OF New
York for the week ending to-day were S776 099
in silver and $4,000 gold.
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new york MctaI Market.

NEW YORK. May 21.-The metal markets
all were quiet usual in the absence of Lon
don cables. Lake and electrolytic copper are
quoted at S15: casting at $14 30.
Spot is held at 500 1880 BIN.
Lead Is quiet at 81 50Q4 90.
Spelter shows easier at 50 1905 b5.
Iron is said to be in little better demand.
but prices are easier on northern grades, with
No / foundry Northern quoted at SIC 1901 so
and No. at SIC 25@17. Southern grades are
unchanged.
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.


CHICAGO. May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
50 0o@s 90 poor e medium s.9s 90 so stock *
heifers. 50 5o95: Gamers. 81 5o@2 40; bulls
50 4094 20; calves, s3@T
HOGS-Receipts. 1900; Monday, 30, 600
Market steady. Mixed and butchers. 70 log
rough heavy. "a eo@5 %: light. IS 1906 All
bulk Of sales S. 1895 10.
sHEBP-Receipts. 2o0o Sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers, - 609o; fail
to choice mixed. So 50Q4 40; Western sheep,
S494 90; native lambs. 81 1906 rs; Western
Kansas City.
ceipts, 1000. including 400 southerns. Marke.
ern steers. IS 1906 Is: Southern cows. 81 5Oq
as; native COWS and hefer5 81 1905 %;
stockers and feeders, So 21@4 90; bulls 81 70
a 60; calves. 1906 so; Western fed steers,
- 5o9s 30; Western ao fed COWS g 81 90 o.
lower. Bulk of sales, s. 1905 2e1a; heavy,
So 1905 35: packers. IS ao@5 BIN: pigs and
light, 81 S095 S5.
sHEEP-Recelpts. 500. Market nominalIy
steady. Muttons $4G5 IS: lambs. IS FOG
Z SS; range wethers. 81 5o0o; FED ewes, ~ 10
OMAHA. May 27.-CATTLE+Receipts. 200.
Market unchanged. Native steers. 81 2606:
cows and heifers So 4094 IS; Western steers.
So 50@5 10; Gamers, $393 %: stooieers and
feeders. 81 1904 So calves. $3.50; bulls and
S Hoes-Re ge pu, 5000 Market stesdy.
light SIS iO@5 20: pigs s4@5: bulk of sales.
sHEEP~Receipts. none. Market steady.
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Northern Whent Market.

| OREGON.
| PORTLAND May 27.-Wheat-C1ub, $50
sec; bluestern. 90692c: valley, 65c.
| WASHINGTON.
TACOMA May 27.-Wheat unchanged
| bluestem, Sic; club, Sc
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butter, Cheese and EgCs.

The market for all three descriptions under
this head was dull and listless yesterday with
supplies ample and quotations unchanged
of trade.
Receipts were SO. 500 lbs Butter. 144s cases
Eggs and 20, 800 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 10000
for extras and l7L61s1ac for lower and me
dunn grades: dairy. 17919c; cold storage. NOM
inal: store Butter. 16d17c.
CHEESE+Strictly choice mild new. 9ho:
fair to good, S199c; Young Americas. 101A@
11c Eastern, 161@1Sc per lb.
EGGS-Ranch. 20G21c for fancy large white
selected and 17d19c for fair to choice; store
Eggs 1eG1sc: cold storage. nominal: Eastern
seconds, 171z61Sc.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. May 27--Money on call. nom
inal; loans Time loans easy; sixty and
ninety days per cent; six months, 3h as y
per cent Prime mercantile paper, 80 GA
per cent Sterling exchange steady with
actual business In bankers bills at $4-ST10
Tor censahd and ct 81 s5d4- 500 for sixty-day
bills Posted rates. 81 S6d4 IS. Commercial
bills. s. St5.l4 S45s. Bar silver. Sc Sc Mex
icsI dollars 35s e. Government bonds, steady
r iiroad bonds IRREGULAR.
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Poultry and Game.

Poultry closed the week with prices I'M
changed and market conditions remained ex-
actly as reported almost daily OF late. Large
young Chickens were firm and closely cleaned
up while small Broilers, ordinary Hens and
small Ducks were slow of sale. and quite a
number of coops had to be held over. Two
cars of Western stock, including that has
been lying on the railroad track for some
days. will be marketed tomorrow.
POULTRY-Liye Turkeys, 1S920c per Id;
Geese per pair, 81 1892 25; Gos!ings: $2g2 So:
Ducks, $505 so per dozen for old and $4d6 for
young: Hens $5a5 so for small and S606 so
for large; young BOOSTERS. s7Q7 so; old
BOOSTERS, 81 50@5; Fryers. SIS 50G6: Broil-
ers 81 25@2 80 for small and S3G3 so for
large: pigeons 81 25Gl so: Squads. 81 5o@2
GAME-Hare 81 50Q2 per dozen: Cotton
tail Rabbits ST 75d2 25 per dozen
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Local Bark Ciesrings for the week just ended
compared with the corresponding week Of las
yeur show Increase Of $4.Sl5. e26. being $780,
5S7. l25. against S2J.7il19S in 1894. Tho clear
ings Tor the same week in sJjS were $23,
~
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WASHINGTON. May 27.-To- days state
ment OF the treasury balances in the general
funds, exclusive CT the $3.50. 600, COO gold re-
serve in the division OF redemption, shows:
Available cash balance SIPS, OFT. 6S1; gold &c.,
zoo. 343.
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wheat and Othcr Grains.

wHEAT-Chicago was Mc lower on the day.
In this market May was weak. while Decem-
Der was strong and active at a slight advance.
The cash grain was steady. The 100 sacks
several days ago. and for which 81 27h was
then bid, was sold yesterday for 81 33X
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 471hQ1 52h California
White Austraiian; 81 eogi 60; Northern
grades Of Wheat. 81 3o0i u per cti
Session to 1:3o .. m.
Open. High. Low. Close
December . 81 ssh 81 SO u s5K 81 s5x
BARLEY-There were sales OF cash Feed
at 81 30Q1 3215 yesterday and 1000 sacks Of
choice sold at 81 32h, deliverable Monday.
The famine continued and there was more
in futures. but the market was strong.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 2711@1 32h: Brewing and Shipping,
81 32H@1 80: Chevalier nominal.
FUTURES.
Session to 11:3o q. m.
May-No>sales.
December-SS%c bid. No sales.
OATS-The several cars left are held AZ
81 e71s for Red and White and 81 IS for
Black.
CORN-A large line Of 1900 ctls came in
from the West. The market shows no further
Western sacked. 81 s71s@1 42H for Yellow.
81 3ThGl1 421s for White and 81 1901 40 for
Mixed: California large Yellow, 81 4O0i As:
small round do. 81 so: White. nominal; Egyp-
tian 81 3z12@1 20 for White and II 25Q1 30 for
RYE-sl 55@1 So per ctl. according to
BucKwHEAT-s1 1902 2b per ctl.
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SEATTLE May 27.-C1earings. $5s7, 1882;
balances $50, e71.
ances, $40, $50.
PORTLAND. May 27.-clearings. seo7. 1892;
SPOKANE. May 27.-Cearings. $685. III:
balances, SIS, $50.