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Arizona republican., 1906-11-09

TO LOAN-Money on real estate at 8 per cent. No delay. Also money on chattel property. l.. J. Rice. Man ager Trust Dept, Union Bank.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-09

+ OH RENT-F'Lrnished nousekeepinp and single rooms. S16 N. Fifth St.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-09

Saturday November 10. commencing at 1:30 D. m. at our salesroOm, 23 $. First ave. We will sell ? horses, rigs. harness, one doz- en chickens and general lot of house. furnishings Send in anythig you wish sold. Tel. Red All. Hammond. AuctiOneer.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-09

HEALTHY business gentleman desires nicely furnished room with heat. close in. Address A. c. H., care Republican
Arizona republican., 1906-11-09

FOR SALE-TwO residence lots, cor ner Fillmore and 7th Sts., having 100 feet frontage on 7th St. and sur rounded by some of the finest resi- dences in Phoenix. Two large palms in front, also row of ash trees
 Close to town canal and car line;
 tributary to gas and chy water mains and electric light and tele-
Arizona republican., 1906-11-09
For Safe

ns Lees ThaH One Msnth Must bs Paid In Advance.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-09

CR KEN I-Three rooms for light
 housekeeping. 5O5 N First St
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DRIED FrGIts in New York.

siaf sdTtees fiau New YORK say: TIE de
slsud f1r srgt Esisius las .eeel better l1en le-
s--- - ~ -; -, - 5ss-s r. -6e e1n-
-suaalEg.. dsnaad. s1d ILis Is rejected IN TIE
rr-1ef tone that IN this instance seems e o
1sSrt1e- ny TIE s1al-Dess q ne sFellAete -
pir- TIE 5sursDd- for spot cozsr. seeded is b.
ing suppie5 az . 4 gTsse as Q qrahtltE- sna
chotce Coast seeded Is selling 81 ~ e. IL fltN
q -he preseuS cost Of lc9se rElslns city see.efs
cannot Geo-d 20 shade cozsr prlce@ IsterlAits
They are ASKING Ts.c for 1a1cy and g for
chofce. n the EeseleSs varieties. q le4i1or-l4
rassirs there hzs been considers il1EIos 2
which has closely absorbed al cheap offerings
and created zrn feeling among holde-s q Re
EsiuiEE stpesE- For standard seedless nL1>cai
Tels os me spot. &c j. noE an inside Qnolz-
ZION -hrs ga-.err. Cl1tErtol sno-E tie Few h.s-9-
e-s beirr Gssc SeedsesS 'Sul-znas 5l the spot
are se11ng - 81 .gGc and I1olnpeon's seed
mere IS Iir-lE Ct nothing doing al the NO
Ueut bur there 'Seems 20 be n0- pressure 70
sell On tke psrr .. shippers frua the eosst.
% ''Prunes. were quiet Buyers looking for lorrer
iarCer crop ars tsspose1 70 Withsa3d iuT1he-
orders. but IS rrosssrS in she Santa clsus Val
p ley are s;iH srstiIE out fof So basis packers
- gosss -grisrn tners are not anxious 70 secure
furIber cr5efs for esriF shipment from The
coasr. They continue q oEer - 2 2Ssc & O. l.
basis, h0EeTer- eDcep. On he age slzes, On
feIslr-ed r. Eise from taico that .sne of the
lsEEe packers las paid 2%c bag basis sor
orchard run On .or nee1e1 for tDrne1lete
shipDeut. Il -tse spot market steady Job
fuL quoted prices. but ir S q 3 hand-tos mouth
character Tie fesiinr n-m. especially or
Oregon Erskans. Agi-1cots ats. oot osered for
forward sEipuieEr; - reE rs csn p leaned
except zT prices TOO much Ebore the views Of
burers 70 Ecs--r q 5gsinass-- spot s1rlcolS ere
scarce and Hrn. Fusure peaches are spsr;ngiy
rasn 51zt what rser esa expect in the way q
PlieE before mEkfHg c@erz q SILL
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Potafoes. onions and YeretahIes.

The demand for new Potatoes for immediate
local use continued brisk. but the shipping trade
was very quiet because of the transportation
difficulty, and. as supplies were too much for
the regular trade TO absorb, the market closed
weak with heavy csrTy-oyer- Receipts oi
Onions were moderate. but the demand was moth
ing extra and prices were barely steady
There coed Saturday demand for yege-
tables and steady prices ruled for almost every
thing on the list Asparagus. Peas. Alaneds
Corn and summer Squash did better, while Wax
Beans and Green Corn from the Winters region
were extremely dull and weak
POTATOES-Sew crop in boxes S5cd 81. .4C
per ctl; sacks. 6573oc per etl; old crop Oregon
Bnrbanks 65c9s1 per ell.
cNI0NS-New Red. per sack. T5Gs0c; Silver
skins per etl. 81 1Ii.10.
yEGETABIES-Green Corn. Alameda. 81 -25H
2 per sack crate; % Winters. 5ocGsI pc;
sack Asparagus, S2E3 per box. Rhuberb,
50cT 81 per box: Green Peas. sIN150 per
sack; String Beans. I43c per III: Wax
Besns. I92c per ID: ToEns toes. e5cHSI FOR
small ard g for large boxes: do Mississippi
81 30 per crate; Clcumbers. 25G 4oc per box for
MeTysTilie and 15e@Sl for bay; Summer SOUS sh
4o05oc for snall and T5els1 for large boxes
Garlic. 345e per ID; Cabbage. 65675c per ell;
Cauiinower, 4og5Oe per doren; Carrots. 75c per
I5c per ID.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. June aO-io.so a 1

UNITED STATES BONDS.
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STOCK PRICES
ON THE DECLINE
Several Securities Make
Low Records for the
Present Year.

NEW YORK, June 3O-Ths liquida-
ton in securities was continued today,
with the result OF forcing prices still
lower and adding 70 the number Of
stocks 10 make low records for the
year. The liquida ton was somewhat
spotty. and a few stocks showed eEi-
dence Of good support or OF relief from
pressure By the extent OF the liquida-
ton already effected The appearances.
OF the bank statement was the signal
for fresh selling and fall In prices
TO the lowest OF the day Only part OF
the expected gain IN cash was reflect
ed in the statement. and loan con-
traction Of less than a million: follow
ing the severe liquidation which has
been going on in the stock market in
creased the feeling OF anxiety over the
apparently Unsuitable demand for cred
It's which keeps pace with every addi-
tfon 10 banking resources and. with
every reduction OF accommodations TO
speculative borrowers
Uncovered shorts showed an alert ten
dency TO cover at all available de-
elines. and this kept the tone OF ths
market unsteady and irregular between
the periods OF declines The inciina-
tion OF the bears 10 cover was stimu-
lated BY the prospect that Monday
would find Congress adjourned Some
account was taken also OF the prospect
of securing gold in London for import
to New York next week.
Total sales OF bonds. par value, t7ss,-
600
The request OF San Francisco anan-
ciai lines for deposit OF Government
funds with their banks is taken az an
Indication that the return fow OF the
cash accumulated there after the fire
is not likely 20 reach the fun amount
OF the resources then collected The
Treasury Department has decided 10
withdraw $4,000. 900 OF Government
deposits from national banks. accord
ing 10 notice, on July 10 20 secure
means for the intended deposits IN san
Francisco.
Bonds were dull and heavy. United
States 2s advanced Il, while the 81
coupon declined = per cent on call on
the week
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Deciduous and cIfru. Fr,,t.

The fruit market was active under the usual
extra demand for Sunday wants. but prices for
small orchard descriptions showed no ifnpnoye-
ment as supplies liberal and incinded much
shipping stock which being pressed for
OF in the regular way account Of the trans
portsts0n strike Berries did q little better but
TO easiness. FGney yellow Apricots were held at
stin rates. but moved slowly, as the hizh prices
eheekeo Ihe aeanand sna besides there was an
rates TO the detriHent of superior quality offer
iags- As already mentioned. there are very
few really choice AprieOts coming this way in
bulk nearly al OF the arrivals being covered
with fungus and otherwise unattractive The
tanners sre still securing the country for good
run in some sections
The first crabspples Of the season appeared
from Martinez yesterday and were held at 75c
BERRIES strawberries.. s5gs per chest for
rieties: Blackberriess ssGs per chest: Esspber-
chest for red and s.. .5og 80 for black. p'-
CHERRIES-PaekeG. 50d15c per drawer; In
bulk. 4g1c per ID for Black and 5G7e fos Royal
Anne
cTRRANTs-ssd7 per chest.
APPLES-Si1 10T1 % per box for fancy and
5ocGSi for common TO choice
APRIC0TS-15c9N per box or crate; in
ton fer river whites
PEAcHEsz-I-arge boxes. s1.25al5o; small
FLtMs@cTates. 5o@75e; small boxes and
FRUsEsscsafes 15easl; small boxes and
FIGs-Pef -DOuble-layer, sl@l.a5: sin
gls-layer. 50cG$l.
CRAPEs-si.2J per e-ste-
MEL0NS-CaHtaloupes s006oc for small and
81 .Jo92 for large crates
ciTRUs FRUITs.Pu box: Oranges. Na,els.
S3U3-50; Ealencias, S3G4. Lemons S4A4T5 for
standards: Grape Fruit. s250eg3. 80: Times.
TROPICAL FRUITs-Bananss. 81 .25a2 Der
bunch; Pineapples. Sl-Jog2 per DOZEN
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Arrivals Of Hay continued to find prompt sale
al well maintained prices and shortage of the
receipts were COS tons and included 70 cars.
There was an average demand for Feedstuns at
previous prices
The circular of Scott Magner SAYS of Hay:
Arrivals Of Hay for the week have amounted
~ So ss,=s az 10y ms !. srout loo eo'.s ",
city entirely bare Of Hay and the railroad
has continued 10 delay the shipments TO such an
extent that many cars that were loaded two
ard even three weeks ago are still undeliyered
here. This unseftles market conditions as ship
ments cannot be depended upon. and many orders
are thereby unsatisfactory filled 1t cannot be
ascertained when the railroad situation will
permit normal conditions TO again prevail here
this week by the first feet of boats arriving
with new crop OF various kinds This eased
viii continue to bring In enough TO fully supply
regular requirements The market is VERY In
lished and probably will not be until after the
zTh Of July There has been Alfalfa coming
IN and the market this article Is practically
bare. The densnd for Alfalfa has been ex-
eeedingly light lately Some OF the new Hay
now arriving that is more OF less damaged is
difheuit 70 dispose Of as The consumers do not
take kindly TO the stained article particularly
II the damage IS bad There has been very little
Straw coming into the market during this week
and, while the prices are no higher, they
BRAN3s1a. .5oaa1 per Ton
MIDDLINGS- -sce $50 per ton.
SH0RTS-s2o 5O92l-50 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barlev s22023.
Mixed Feed, S23Gz4; Ollcake Meal in 5-ton lots
$3T. so; jobbiaV. S3s per ton; CocoanHt Cake
or Meal at mills, SIS in 10 and S23 90 in ton
lots; jobbir- S24: Corn Meal, $3.50 70. Cracked
Corn, SIS 509 %. 80; Horse Beans. nominal:
Broom Corn Feed. 9oc per ctl: Alfalfa Meal
carload lots SIS. 20: jobbing. $50 per ton:
Meaifalfa. $3.50 in ear lots and $40 IN smaller
quantities
HAY-Caoice Wheat. SIT6ls per ton: good
Wheat Sl5dz8; other grades Wheat sl2d14:
Wheat and ost si21ls; Tame Oaf sIoIl5:
YHd Oat, $I0Gi2; Alfalfa, $10Q12; stock
$sMS per ton.
srRAw-SoG55c per bale.
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Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Sharp Decline in Spring Valley Water
Under Small Sales.

The feature in local securities yesterday was
the drop in Spring Valley Water from 81 81 =
to so 25 under numerous small saIes- There
were other changes Of importance. Sales OF
bonds were more liberal than of late and
amounted 10 $4S. 600 The following stocks were
ex-diyidend under tie rule: Hawaiian Sugar. 65c:
Hutchinson. 121zc; Onomea. Soc; PaaBhau. 15c.
In mining stocks the Comstccks were frmer
as a rule. though the improvement was slight
There was not much change IN the Tonopabs.
but there was marked activity in Jumping Jack
and Siirer Pick
at meeting OF the board o. directors OF the
Italian American Bank the 2Sth- the usual
dividend at the rats- OF 5 per cent per annun
the capital stock was declared payable
July 2.
The Stock and Bond Exchange stands ad-
journed 70 July O.
The Pacific States Savings and Loan Conf paly
will pay the sesni-annual interest ordinary de
posits at the rate OF ) per cent per annrm July
/, and its prepaid stock July 10. usual
The Metropoiis Trust and Savings Bank has
declared dividend ar the rate OF 5 FER cent
peS aRnum the paid in capital for the six
mouths ending June 30. payable July 10. transfer
books being closed until after that date
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Gnidfelf rIIsfricf

Afgo7sut "a 30 4 S0jCent Eureka Il 9
Bunker HILL = -25i
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Butter. Cheese and Erpx.

With trade quiet as usual at the end Of the
week. the market for Dairy Produce vas devoid
oI esIeclSl seafnre and previous prices ruled for
al three descriptions Butter and Cheese ruled
sTerY firm despite the light rrading as the re-
ceiPfE OF both continued limited and Egxs were
reported steady by the Dairy Exchange The
open market for the latter showed no improve
ment. but there wes buyer looking for supplies
on Change and there were sellers present
Receipts We're 1890 lbs Butter, $500 lbs
Cheese and 1893 cases Eggs
Tbe official quotations, as established By sales
bids and offers on the 6oor Of the Dairy Rx-
change. are as follows:
BJTTFR-Fresh creamery extras. 20c per
u, firm: do nrsts, I9c. firm; seconds 17l4c.
Ara; packing stock, firm, at i6c for No. / and
15e for No. ..
CHEESE-C2iifornia new Eats I0c per Ii
hr-n; young America. lie. drn; Eastern storage,
161zc, steady: Western new. I5e. steady.
EGGS-Callfornia fresh selected. 20c per
dozen. steady hrsts Isc. steady; seconds, lie.
steady
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oHIcAGo BOARD oF Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June S0--The feature Of the wheat
market today w1s tie renewed liquidation OF
July holdings BY 6isconten1ed longs The gen
e-al market began quite weak support vss
also lacking ss the majority Of the purchases
were made BY shorts Good weather for har-
vesring was the principsi tanss for the selling
pressure. although Il IN some measure due
10 clearer weather IN the Northwest SOUTH
western wheat markets were wesk because of
selling caused by the anticipation Of An IN
creased movement from the winter wheat TERRI
tory, and this depressed prices the local mar
ker- Sentiment IVES bearish al day and the
market closed weak. with prices near the lowest
point September epssed = shade higher 70 X q
&C lower 81 Sir @SlAsc- sold Of 70 81 &c and
closed 4 q %c of at SlSsc.
General r4fns throughout the corn producing
States oE the Middle West csnsed free selling q
corn early in the day and resulted IN moderate
weakness September closed strong. lsc higher
52&cr
Tie oats msrkef -wss less active than for ser
eTal dsgs and the volume Of business eomnsra-
lively small. September closed &c lower az
3s~c
Provisions were quiet and firm. AT the 'ciose
september pssrk WAS up T3Se. igrd was sc higher
and ribs we're lsc higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Ar13c.ES-s Omen. szfl Low frEoSa
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Kew aork Money Market.

NEW YORK. June S9.-CIose: Prime merczn-
tile paper. 5G5-s Per cent.
Sterling eUcha1se. easier. az 81 ss70G 4-ss75
for demand ana ~ Ssislso9z-s2 for sixty day
bills
Posted rates. s. 81 a s5a
Coallaerelal h1lk, S4sl 7. 4zs2
g. bcr sllFef. 651.c-
EeEiczn collars. so-<c-.
Government bQnns, steady: "a Tread bonds. Il
regular.
Noney On .eal. noniz-zl. No loans.
Iine Iee8ss firm Sod seIi; sixty and 6i1etT
DAYS, - g per ceEt. SIX mezfts. 5ls l5ls per
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

BearisiFfeeling in New York stocks Cotton hfmer
Shipment Of SI664s7 in treasure to the: Orient.
Slight variations in Silver and Exchange rates.
Bank cIearngs lose only s6.374ooo during June
Local securities quiet, with decline in Water stock
Wheat and Barley futures lever Oats Corn quiet
Choice Hay in light spot supply and firm. Feedstus unchanged
Potatoes weak with large lines carried over Onions quiet
Poultry market we'll cleaned up and steady.
Bitter and Cheese firm Eggs steady
Meats and Provisions previously quoted
Hides Wool and Hops in very fair demand.
Good Sunday demand for fresh orchard Fruits.
Local customs collections larger than last year.
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DROPS DEAD AFTER RIDE
OVER A SCENIC RAILWAY
Excitement Proves Too Much for n
Pennsylvania Man who Had
Weak Heart

PHILADELPHIA, June s0--'I would
not take that trip again for $1,000.
said J. ". Sholley. District Attorney
of Bucks County. as he emerged from
one of the ears OF the scenic railway
over the Mountain" at Willow Grove
Park last night
He took a few steps forward. said
he felt faint and fell in the arms ol
friends A physician was quickly sum
moned. but before he arrived Shoiley
was dead The doctor said his heart
had been affected Sholley occupied a
prominent position al the bar OF the
state and was widely known He was
unmarried.
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~
can. s5c; DRY salted Mexican. 2ec; dry Central
American. 31hc- Goatskins-Prlme Angoras.
zoe: extra large do, Sl.2s, large, soc; medium.
soc: small. 35e.
TALLOw-No / rendered. 4ssG4% IN bbls;
IN cans and drums. l4e less; No ? 4gsAe;
Grease, 3Gshc-
Middle County. free. 2o9 23c; do. defective. lI4
2oc, Nevada. light, 2og23c; do. heavy, le9lsc
per b.
Meat Market
Previous prices rule for all descriptions There
is sufficient Of everything on the Market for
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates per pound. from slaughterers
to dealers. are as follows
BEEF-5h 95&c for Steers and 4h45e for
Cows
yEAL-69essc for large and 7@sc for small
NUTToN-s5z Csc for wethers and 797lse
LAMBs-sGs,xc.
DRESSED HOGS-eA G1oc
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered IN San Francisco. less 90 per
cent shrinksge for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. &c per 10 for No. l and 6d
612c for No ?; Cows and Heifers. 81 G6c; No.
= Cows 5G5isc; thin Cows. 5G5c-
CALFESN444l, per 10 for light. 4e for
medium and Si1c for heavy lgross weight.
SHEEP-wethers. ~41.c per lbs Ewes. &c
txross weight
HoGs-l4o 70 25o lbs. el1e per ID; 40 lbs
and under. SIC: go lbs and over. &c; Boars.
90 per cent; Stays. 30I40 per cent. and SOws.
i0G2o per cent OF from above quotations.
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wheat and other Grains.

4 yIFAI-Th. local market for cash grain
closel quiet bar h,m at the old qnOtatioas, while
futures we're lower IL symp2 thy witls Chicago.
which continued 10 decline AT the latter point
TIE market was several fractions OF at TIE
opening. but recovered somewhat toward the
close
CASH WHEAT
califorDia Club. 81 i-5214 oI-55: California
Of calisornia. 81 i09l .. Northern Club.
Northern Red. $i-32AGI35 per eti.
10 70 - o'clock Session
Deceuber-s1 .JB.t bid. Sl.307k ASKED.
BARLEF-Ibresinber OF again and there
were more sellers than buyers in the pit. Spot
qnotations were unchanged end largely nominal
with business practically At standstiiI
CASH BARLEY.
&c f7s1 Oh for common 10 choice new Feed
wiz choice old held higher.
FUTURES
10 10 IL o'clock Session
Decenber-922
OATS-There was nothing new 70 report in
this grain. Offerings on the sample tables were
light and huxe-s were holding OF Awaiting the
Red. 81. i5a1. .a5 Tor fair to good and 81 s0a
80 for choice; White, nominal; Black. sl.253
1874 per cfL
CoRx-wss firm from the sellers standpoint +
and previous prices sfiil ruled. but buyers mani
tested little interest in the MARKET
California. $1-55e !. 60 fer small round yellou
Western mixed, SI-STsz. yeil0F, sl-37sz; white.
81 20 per etL
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LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED IN SOUTH
Right 10 Erect More Than 200 New
Structures In Los Angeles
Granted During June

Los ANGELES. June s0--The num-
her of building permits issued durin e
the month OF June. 1906. show an enor-
nous increase over the same month last
year. The total number issued during
the last month is 7ss. having total
valuation OF $2371.520- IN June. 1905.
SIS permits were issued. with total
cash value OF s1.075.54o- The total
number OF permits for the nscal year
ending June 80. 1906. was s7lI, with
valuation OF s17.734.S93-
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Dried Frufts and Raix,u..

Everything in the way of Fruits rules Arm
and the demand for Aprieots and Peaches Is
brisk. Pruncs. too. are very strongly held by
the growers. who generally decline 10 make any
concessions 10 BUYERS.
fRTiTS-Apricots, future delivery, I5c per
ID: Eysporated Apples. future. 1Oc; Peaches
future. W I'll laes PTsnes. ~ Q5e for tie four
siEes. spot and 2ss q 2zc for future delivery
RAlsiAS-13o6 crup-Seeded. Az 9Ge; Loose
crown respectively; SeediesS. SIZE: seedless
Srsfanas. 4e: Thompson Seedless. SC for un-
hlcsched and sG1lc for bleacEed: Imperial
clusters. 6-er0wn, s. 30; DeAesa clusters. 3
crown 81, fancy clusters. 4-erown. 81. 80: Lon
doa Layers. 3-crown. 81 10; London Layers g
crown. 81
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flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FIOUR-CaIifornis Family Extras S4e5l
so. usual terms Bakers Extras. ss.3ens co.
Oregon aui> Washington. <z-5o1si PER barrel
are as follows. GRAHAM Flsa- Sc - peg 100
lts: Rye Flour &75, Rye HesL s. %: Rice
Flo.r IS. Corn sfeaI s. 70. extra Cream. a.
S. 20. Oaf Meal. 81 .5oGs IS: Oat Groafs 81 . (:
IK0ulsry- 81 375m4: BBrkwhz4t Flour 81 50el
40. Cracked Wkeat. Ss-75. Farsns 81 20 :
Whose Wkezf Flour. s.. 20: Rolled Oats bbis
s7GS: u sacks. SC 5eG750 RoIlei Wheat
bbls-. $4ooi IA sacks, Sa.I0s Pearl Barley, Sc;
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Beans and seeds.

Beans closed the week quiet, with market con.
ditions unchanged.
BEANS-Per eti: Bayos. s. s5a4; Pea. xs. II
a.: small White S. 2JGs IS: large white
s. 1922 90: Pink. s5-seGI.9o; Red. s.. .35d5.5 80;
Lttns 81 1904 50. Red Kidneys s46415;
Blackeye. So 5Od575; Butter. So per ell.
SEEDs-Brown Mustard. 81 506415: Vel
low Mustard So 5o43-T5; Flaxseed. s250Q3;
Canary, 696Ac; Alfalfa. 12c; Rspe, 2ls 03e:
Timothy sc; Hemp. s5455ac per ID: Mfllet ga
3lzc, Broom Corn Seed, S2092l Per ton
DRIED PEAS-Siles, 81 s.; Green Peas, 81 q
az so per etL
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Hides. TaIlou, Wool and Hons.

The Eocal handlers OF al descriptions under
this head continue 10 report steady to frfn u an
kefs with stock moving freely out of first haads
IIIDES-Euils and hranus sell about 4e5ic
aader quetations Heavy Sslfed Steers l2c.
medium. I3c. light. i2c: Cow Hides. I2c for
heavy and lie Tor light Stays SIC: Saltesi
Kip. sSe; Salted Veal. l5ise. Saited Calf lie:
DRY Hides. 22r. dry Kip. c0c. dry Calf a4c
SiefPskiss- sbearinEs. zG@4oc each. short
Wool 5o1 75c esch; medium 90c9 81 10. long
Wool. 81 -25Nt2: Horse Hides. salt $36z3 % for
large and SIS for medium 81 Is for small and
soc for Colts. Horse Hides, dry. $212 25 for
large and Si-5061sz5 for medium 81 . for
small and soc for Colts Buckskins-DTy Hsxi-
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Imports at New York

NEW YORK. June 30.-Totas Imports Of ner-
ehandlSe and dry goods al TIE port Of New York
FOR the week ending today were valued al Sl4-
81. Cos
Total Imports Of specie al the port Of New
York for Tx week ending today were S33.9
silver and S75.3sl gold
Total exports of specie from the port Of New
Y0sk FOR lie week ending today were 81 ,2Ss coo
silver and $500 gold