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New York stock Mnrket.

: EW- YORK. June 2S-Prices Of stocks r,ovaa
- , - eAge.nlngly IeFerlsh aud uncertain manner
lolStf thls was owing clearly TO the large ex-
tent 10 which the short interest had been built
lhe heavy liquidation OF the last few davs The
extent % which this Liquidation has zone and
the enectiFe relief thus secured serve 10 make
the short Interest uneasy, lest a sudden turn
N the course Of the market might be imminenf
me lquloatlon was continued IN large volume
- - 49, par - % @ nc asy. But the eagerDess
~ tAe DeaIs 70 secure their profits and their
ruSh 70 buy for this purpose caused extensive
teco' ~ prices From the one extreme Of
lht ga! 70 me olner the oscillation OF prices
therefore was violent and the extreme swing
vas cut us nE numerous smaller vibrations re-
uectlhe t4le- upcertain state Of mind Of the pro
fesstonai Operators VINO were attempting 10 fol
low the market. News Developments OF ilnme-
ciale bearing upon values were not important
and the movement Of the stock was the rasnit
of general conditions as FOR some time pasf
Yesterdays half-defnoral lzed selling ana ,,.s,,
ported weakness had the inevitable effect OF i'll
oucllg large calls upon customers of commits
sion houses for additional MARGINS ana s
o. ission h0qses We're reported as conapla ainine
tlst large proportion Of these requests hrouchT
back instructions TO sell the stocks and close
out: tie accounts. Some Of the important pools
were supposed also 10 be further iighteninr
The loads Numerous smaller pools. which were
-E7l-tui te4- 70 @tttuiPts 70 cohttol the market
lor minor lloustflal stocks We're said 70 be
having trouble in realizing on their holdings
ohers OF small parcels IN some cases finding abb
soiuteiy no DIG ID the market. The fact that
the lnost spectacular operator on the bear side
Of the market had venfrred 70 tx definitely
today as the date Tor paDlckF outbreak In
the market made the uncovered bears eager TO
avail themselves Of what was thus made 10 ap-
pear q crisis In the declining tendency. This
disposition was the more pronounced on account
Of the failure 10 appear of the heralded culmina-
tlon which 70 be exploded IN disastrous
effect unon values. Conditions n the money
market were unchanged. The call loan rate got
sbove per cent early in the day. Slxtr-day
30aus OF Industrial collateral were made At .
per cent Foreign exchange continued TO de-
cline. and II was said that gold could be en-
gagged ia London az profit for import 70 New
York. II any supply were available there. No
arrivals are expected in London until next
week, when Il is believed engagements viii be
maize Tor New York account Prices were well
sustaiped during the latter part Of the day and
some striking gains were established In the
faForites. There a notable shrinkage IN
activity a. the higher level and the closing tone
was Slightly Irregular, but near the top.
Bonds were Irregular Tital sales tDar valuel,
q sao. 900.
United States bonds we're unchanged, all on
cali.
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General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-The market continues firm at
10G10hc.
weasfon sesfs sSe &c. Bant s9a NsE :s
Beaver HILL So 5o Roslyn, 81; Coos Bay So so;
Richmond, $50; Cumberland. S14 in bulk and
sl5;ao in sacks: Camel 50 per ton; Coke. s11.50
Mountain descriptions $3.50 per short ton.
OILS-Quotations are for barrels; for cases
add DC: Linseed. SIC per gallon for boiled and
Doc for raw; Castor OIL. in eases. No. 1, roc:
boiled and 4Sc for raw, Cn IA Nut. cases. esq
7Sc per gallon; Cocoanut oil, In barrels 5Sc
for Ceyien and 5Se for Australian; extra bleaehed
OIL, 63c: extra bleaehed winter Whale on.
00c; natural Whale Oil. 55c; extra winter
strained Lard Oil. soc; No. / Lard OIL, zoe;
Pure Neatsfoot OIL. T5c;. 30. Neatsfoot OIL,
Fish on, sbc;s Paint OIL sJe - ''S' ''''N
COAL OIL, GASOLINE, ETC.-water White
Coal Oil. in bulk, 10I4c; Pearl Oil, in cases,
lie; Astral, lie; Star. lie; Extra Star, zoe:
bulk, i7Se; in cases, 24c @ Motor Gasoline Gasoline IN N
bulk. 1TiAc: in cases, 24c; No. / Engine Dis
tllate, iron barrels OF drums, Sc; No. do G1bc:
cases. 19c; S0-degree Gasoline in bulk 26c; in
TURPENTINE-S3c per gallon in cases and
re in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead S6S1hc
per ib; White Lead, s@slsc. according to guam
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes, net cash: Cubes A. Crushed and
Granuated, 4.e5c; Fine, Fruit or Coarse Granu-
lated, 455c; Beet Granulated 100-lb bags only,
4.35c; Confectioners' A, 4.55c; Magnolia A,
4.15c; Extra G. 405c; Golden G, 39bc; D. 3s5c;
'H & E Crystal dominos, Lobe; Tablets, half.
5Q-lb bags 1oc, half-bbls 25c and boxes 5Oc
more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order
taken Tor less than IS barrels or its equivalent.
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prled fruits in New York.

Late mail reports from New York say Of
Dried Fruit;
"a feature Of the market yesterday. although
mol very pronounced one. was the demand Tor
California loose Muscatel raisins for forward
shipment from fhe coast out Of the new crop
at a concession from he opening prices recently
made by the principal packers. The offerings
- the lower figures which represent about a
prices named BY the big operators and those OF
the sellers of so-called outside stock. are not nu
Quirements are now presented. Several cars
were nep0rtpd sold yesterday at S1tc Tor two
cr0wns ~ e for three-crOVns and 4&c for four
cFowRs z. o. b. coast There is also reported to
and Sultanas Tor shipment ont Of the new crop
hnt buyers ideas are low. Some sales OF thu
latter gre reported al 3%c T. o. b. but the
e Quantity taken covered by a few
There were rumors Of sales OF seedless Musca-
. tels st 3is which could not be confirmed. The
inside price on the new crop seems 10 be 3lac
r o. D. Tie market for future prunes remains
easy IN view Df the prospective large crop.
though. according TO some reports the supply
available Tor October shipment has already been
closely sold. There SIN offerings Of So
MONA fruit for October November on Pic Z. o.
b. basis. and Santa Clara stock is offered on 2ikc
Z o. b. basis. with premium Of - on 40s and OF
. -ac on Sos- The report that Santa Glars
taFellable on a 21zc T. O. b. bag basis for No
Alerents, though IL j. admitted In some quar-
gers mat bid of 2ARc basis for that delivery
fEona probably ind takers. The situation in
FIXTURE peaches Is unchanged. Sellers adhere
frmlE TO the quotations prev viously given but as
these re above the views Of BUYERS no business
is reported. At the close representa- tiTes OF
pfasn lnent coast packing interests reiterated
AltA = O. d. coast quotations Of l0c for choice
,TUirs 80 25-pound boxes. IOIsc FOR extra choice
IvSsc Tor fancy. II 1ac for extra fancy and l2c
ror Jumbo ApricOrs are not urged for sale IN
view 81 The light supply available on the
coa@ but a. the extreme prices that have beou
QaoleQ 50 Tar buyers are not Interested -
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

There was a marked increase in the receipts
of Butter yesterday, the arrivals including a lib
eral quantity from Humboldt Most of the
Northern Butter In cubes however, and
the increase in. tine receipts had no perceptible
effect on the market which was quoted firm at
unatersd prices.
The Egg narfet is unsettled and rather weak
than otherwise. as it is considered risky TO store
at this time of the year. and as a result stocks
are commencing to accumulate. Selected ranch
sold down to i9c on Change yesterday. An
other weakening factor is the liberal selling OF
Eastern seconds for bakers at Ice.
Cheese remained firm at tho old quotations
Sales on the Exchange We're as follows: Eggs
30 cs selected ranch at 20c 10 cs at 1D5Sc
and 10 cs at 19c Cheese-50 California new
Receipts were 4G 900 lbs Butter 90 200 lbs
Cheese and J55 Eggs
The official quotations, as established by sales
bids and offers on the floor Of the Dairy tx.
change are as follows
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, 1870 per
h. firm: do nrsts, 19c, firm; seconds lTJ5c
firm; packing stock. firm. at 16c for No. and
&C crEEsE-California new fats, 10c per In
frm; young America. lie, firm; Eastern storage
IgIc steady: Western new, 15c. steady.
EGGS-California fresh selected zoe per
dozen steady; frsts, 1Sc, steady seconds, I7c
steady.
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potn.aes. onIonx and yecetahles.

Under active buying for shipping and con-
tinued brisk demand for regular local use the
market for new Potatoes maintained firm po-
sition and the receipts. though heavy, were well
cared for, there being very little desirable
stock unsold at the close. Old Oregon Burbanks
shared in the general frmness, being in good de-
mand both for seed and table use. Onions
were quiet and inclined TO easness.
Vegetables are coming forward freely from
various sections and the quotations show con-
siderable revision, generally In the direction of
lower prices, from day TO day. River Tomato
in large boxes were offering yesterday and
brought 81 per box
POTATOES-Sew crop, In boxes. S5cGSl. 30
per etl; sacks. T5c@sl per ctl; old crop Oregon
ONIONS New Red. per sack 75@eoc; Silver
skins. per ctl. Si6110.
vEGETABLES-Green Corn, Alameda 81. 259
81 75 ner sack or crate do Winters, $1Qtl. % per
sack; Asparagus, 81 1.5002.50 per box; Rhubarb.
50Q90c per box; Green Peas, S1@i.25 per
sack; String Beans. l@sc per ID: wax
Beans 1M2c per III; Tomatoes S5caSi 20 per
box; do, Mississippi, sl.5o per crate;
Cucumbers. 25040c per box for Marysville
and I5c@s1 for bay; Summer Squash. ESQ
35c for small and 50915c for large boxes;
Garlic 365c per ID; Cabbage, S5@75c per ctl;
Caulifoser. 4O@5oc per dozen; Carrots, Toe per
sack; Turnips Zoe per sack; Green Peppers, 10@
15c per Ib.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Notwithstanding bullish
reports from the Northwest, the wheat market
was weak all day. The market was dbmina ted
vesting is progressing under favorable condi-
tions, very little rain having fallen during the
last twenty-four hours. About the middle OF
the session the market became sti weaker on
selling caused by report from a Minneapolis
crop expert, who estimated the winter wheat
crop of the United States this year to be the
largest In the history of the country. Late in
the day the market became stesder on buying
caused by a decrease in the export movement
from Argentina. The market closed fairly
steady September opened unchanged to lsc
lower at Ssese 70 s33ic and sold of to S2ssc
The close was of q c at S3c.
The favorable weather for the growing crop
caused weakness in the corn market there
being liberal sales by commission houses and
cash interests. The market closed easy SEN
tember opened unchanged at 52%c sold of to
5l sc and closed 15c lower at 52Ac
Oats were firm early on good demand by
commission houses, but later the market eased
on in sympathy with the weakness of wheat
and corn. The close steady. September
opened 7s@kc TO Gssc higher at 36Kc to
36kc. a.
The provisions market was weak early on
general selling but later packers bought liber-
any and a steadier tone developed AT the
close September pork of &C. lard was hc
lower and ribs We're unchanged.
Ao1Io.
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The following is from the Boston News
BuFesu:
The secretary Of one OF the largest industrial
companies in New England, which has a busi-
hess Of rising $50, 000. 600 per snnum says:
Ny brokerage friends tell that the
cuytty markets are discounting poor crops and re-
sultsut poor. business this year. but II this is
The case then ! am all al sea, f0r, judging
D. the business Of our company. which would
quickly feel any change IN conditions, trade is
excellent throughout the country.
7 see no senlblance Of decline in general
business. Our collections are good, which is
one OF the best signs.
\ am afraid my brokerage friends are look
ing for a reason for the dullness and decline
IN the security markets, but ] think they should
Of Congress conditions may change in the specu-
lecve markets. ] certainly see no indications
Of an unfavorable change in the mercantile
markets.
! am bull on the country. and when
reao OF Chicago spending Sl5.OO0-OO0 IN new
Buildings. 81. Louis 500. .OQ0. 600. San Francisco
seSersl hundred millions. and the same story
throughout the West and South and 20 a more
modest degree throughout the East, can see
WIN money rates are high and why we viii con-
time having good business not only this year
but next year. ] don't believe that poor crops
this year can give Us much Of a setback In the
general prosperity OF the country.
y read in the Boston News Bureau that The
capital invested IN the United States IN l33, l31
Industrial establishments in i've years has IN
creased - per cent. Amounting 10 the enormous
sum OF seven anu half billions OF collars
officials and clerks of these establishments re-
ceive S33l. 600. 600 per annum in salaries. an IN
crease Of 81 per cent In i've years, while
3 1881 T33 wage earnerS receive IN wages Sl.aos,-
coo 600, an increase Of p per cent in I've years.
These few figures are sermon uDon the
general prosperity Of this country which should
set the croakers TO thinking.
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Receipts of Produce.
For THuRspAY. JUNE %.
THE STOCK MARKET.
More Activity in Mining Shares ut
Irregular Prices.

With the exception of the water stocks bus-
ness was quiet on the Stock and Bond Exchange
Yesterday. Sales of bonds continued small, be-
ing only s24 000 Contra Costa was hrmer again
at S54.5val55. rising figures, and Spring Valley
Water was higher at s25G52525. Alaska Pack
ers sold up little at $50 and Bank OF Califor-
MIA also at 1856. Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm
advanced to $1.50 bid. This stock has been
rising during the past few days.
increased activity, especially in Diamondfeld-
Butte Con-. Daisy and Jumping Jack These
stocks were irregular solae rising and others
declining The Constock shares were generally
weaker.
The Con. Imperial Mining Company has levied
an assessment of 1c. delinquent August 1.
The California Insurance Company has levied
assessment OF $40 per share for the purpose
Of paying Its FIRE losses in San Francisco IL
falls delinquent July 81.
The Hibernia Bank has declared a semi-an-
nual dividend to depositors OF u per cent on
all deposits. payable July 2; the Columbus Saw
iugs and Loan Society, one of 800 per cent on
all deposits, July 2.
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HAY md FeedstuHs.

The receipts of 713 tons of Hay included 81
cars The market. though still lightly supplied
is showing rather easier symptoms, buyers
are holding off and taking more than they
need from day to day, as they expect lower
prices later on.
There is nothing new in Feedstuffs.
BRAN-$le 50G21 per ton
MIDDLINGS- -$26@30 per ton.
SHORTS-$20 506p21 so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley. S22@23;
Mixed Feed, S23@24: Oilcnke Meal in 5-toa lots
$S7 5O jobbing $ss per ton; Cocoanut Cake
or Meal at mills $2S In 10 and S23 80 in ton
eSr5 tG,s 'osan Corn Horse Mse nominal
Broom Corn Feed, 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal
carload lots. $780, jobbng, $40 per TOM
Mealfalfa, 5000 in car lots and $50 in smaller
quantities.
HAY-Choice Wheat. $lTQ1s per ton; good
Wheat, $15416 other grades Wheat. Sl2@14
Wheat and Oat. s12@l6; Tame .Oat, S10@15
Wild oat, sl0@i2; Alfalfa, sl0@l2; stock.
S76IS per ton.
STRAw-39Q55c per bale
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STOCK AND BosD EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, June 2s-lo:ao a. m

UNITED STATES BONDS.
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NO MORE HIGH-GRADE
GASOLINE FOR AUTOS
Standard OIL Company Issues Circular
Announcing Withdrawal of
This Product.

CLEVELAND, June 28.-The Stand
ard OIL Company today sent out circu-
lars notifying all it's customers that
high grade gasoline testing from "a TO
76 degrees has been withdrawn from
the market. This action Is taken as a
result Of the enormous demand for the
product and the inability OF the stand
ard OIL Company to supply the same.
High-grade gasoline is used exclusively
in operating automobiles. naphtha
launches, etc II is said that gas en-
xines generally can be altered so as to
permit the use of the common or stove
gasoline as fuel
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York stock market continues irregular.
Southern Nevada mining stocks active.
Silver &c higher Sterling Exchange lower Cotton declined
Wheat and Barley futures lower Oats Corn and Beans un
hanged
Hay and Feedstufs previously quoted.
Cured and Fresh Meats in ample supply and unchanged
Nothing Wool, Hops and Hides Grain Bags firm
High prices for Dried Fruits render Eastern buyers wary
Exchange votes only days holiday for the Fourth
old Potatoes firm. easy. Vegetables weak
Poultry market quoted weak rule
Previous prices for Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Fresh Fruits affected by the shipping labor trouble
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r,ec,auous nnd citrus FruIt..

The water front labor trouble Is still seriously
affecting the market for fresh fruits. as large
lines OF shipping stock, which would dnd a
readv outlet IN export channels under normal
Conditions has 10 be carried from day TO
day and finally sod at weak rates to the detri-
ment of good fresh stock. The market was de-
void of striking feature yesterday and prices
Ind but slight variation Apricofs continued
firm, thongh quiet. the demand being limited at
the prevailing high prices Cantaloupes from
fbe Coachella Valley continued to arrive in
poor condition and there was another sbarn
hreak In prices. straight carload besides sew
erai small local lots were received yesterday
BERRIES-S Strawberries, S5Qs per chest for
Longworths and sS5o96 Cor the large varieties; !;
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CAPTAIN wYNNE POPULAR
WITH THE MARINE CORPS
President VIII Be Urged Not to. Ac-
eept the DIsgraced Officers
ReslgnatiOn.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-Captain Rob-
ert F. Wynne OF the United States
MaEine Corps, sent his formal resigna-
tion from the service to Brigadier Gen
erai George F. Elliott. commandant OF
the Marine Corps, yesterday. TO be for
warded to the President
A delegation of marines in the navy
yard and on board the ships there
awaited upon Captain Wynne yester-
day with round robin" which was
TO be signed by every marine in the
North Atlantic feet that could be
reached, begging the President not TO
dismiss the captain or accept his resig-
nation.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

liver Is Ae higher. Sterling Exchange Z
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wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-Chicago dropped back again yester-
day and futures in this market followed suit.
changed
The Chicago Record Herald says "The
Northwest displayed an unmistakable tendency
yesterday to work up rust scare Wheat.
Attention persistently called to the heavy
rains and the predictions of hot and muggy
that except for some of tie early Durum Wheat,
which presumably is immune from rust the
plant has not yet developed far enough to be
appeared and 1t will be something new In Wheat
growing IL rust should attack the blades with
trade has in mind, however, the disastrous ex-
perience of 1904 when the red rust reports were
followed BY, real black rust damage"
Wheat crop 400 900 900 bushels or 40 coo. 900
more than last year Some Northwestern people
are getting good many bad reports from yarf-
everywhere and more predicted 1t is cloudy
here now.
ish cable from Argentina, saying that they need
CASH WHEAT.
white Australian 1s lam sl4o@l&5; lower Aa grades
of California. S1.1o@1. 25 Northern Club.
g. sa1s Las; Northern Blaestem. si.421a@ al. 45:
FUTURES.
10 to u o'clock Session.
December ogsfs slsfa hfs slsT sT ciSfs 81 &
BARLEY-Futures were 9sc lower yesterday
but the cash grain no lower, and In fact
as high as Sl.61A was quoted for new Feed
This is a fractional advance over the ruling
quotatio1sefor the past few days.
CASH BARLEY.
95p6 81 .01L for common to choice Feed
win choice old held higher
FUTURES.
10 TO II O'Clock Session.
Open. High. Low. Close
December -. 94 "a 93M a3%
OATS-Conditioas in this market continue
unchanged. Trade is dull.
Red, SlI5@1.35 for fair to good and S1.4o@
l.5o for choice; White, nominal; Black. $1.25@
1874 per ctl.
C0RN-Deaers are now quoting steady to
firm market, though prices show improvement
and the movement is still light.
California, 81. 55ll. so for small round yellow
Western mixed S1.8715; yellow. $l.37h; white
81 40 per ctl.
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Reans md seeds.

There was no further change In Beans yes
terday Pnks ruled firm, for reasons already
stated
BEkNS-Per ctl: Bsyos S3.S5@4; Pea, So. 70
G4; small White, SO. 2593. As; large White,
81 40a2. go: Pink. $l.sod19 80; Red, $3.35@3. so;
Lima. s4.4o@46o; Red Kidneys. s4d4 %;
Blackeye $5 5o@5.T5; Butter. S4.25 per ctl
SEEDS-Hrown Mustard 81 50@4.75; yell
low Mustard So. 50a3.75; Fiaxseed. 81. .50@3;
Canary, 6@6Ae; hfalfa, 12c; Rape. 2la 93c:
Timothy 5c Hemp 5651sc per Id; Miet, 3Q
SIsc; Broom Corn Seed, s2o@2l per ton.
DRIED PEAs-Niles, 1.s5; Green Peas, s.. 25
62 80 per ctl.
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TEMBLOR's UNDULATIONs
GIVE CLEVELAND SCARE
Seismic Disturbance Beneath the Bed
of Lake Erie Disturbs the
Ohio City.

+ CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 2s.-A
shock felt here at 4:10 o'clock yester-
day afternoon is pronounced by Cleve-
land scientists to have been an earth
quake. 1t shook the southern shore of
Lake Erie for a distance of 100 miles.
the eastern limit being Painesville and
the western limit Marblehead- No damS
age has been reported, though In some
places the shock was sufficient to slam
doors and rattle windows Local scien-
lists explain that the seat of the seis-
mic disturbances was probably beneath
the bed OF Lake Erie.
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Poultry.

The Poultry market continued quiet and weak
for general offerings fat heavy Hens and large
young Roosters being the only descriptions to
show tie least frInness. The market Is stl
overstocked with small fowls. which constitute
the Bulk of the arrivals from domestic points
lust now A car of Western Hens. which ar
rived on the preceding day. was closed out yes
terday. 81 DeT dozen being the ruling price.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, $Ja6 for large
and So 5004. 90 for small; old Roosters. So, so
G14: young Roosters. $50I; Fryers. s350d14:
large Brothers, S3@3 90; small brojlers S2@
2. 30; pigeons, 81: SQUADS, S1.25.
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rgonaut .4.TO levin Mine -. - 900
tinker Hill. L 10 I .25 Rialto Gold VI. IS
Cnt Eureka. L go =
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

SEM YORK. June 2s.-Prime mercantile pa
per. 5d5Aa per cent.
Sterling exchange. weak ar 81 81 G0s74 q e.
z t9r demand and at S4-SI9OG4S2 for sfxtv dar
a bills =" ~'
Commercial bills. $4Sl1k.
BaF silver. 65Le.
Mexican dollars 50&c
Government bonds. steady: ra flroad bonds ir
regular. "
% Money. on CALL firm and higher. 81 N4IL Der
eell; ruling rate 4N4A per cent; closif.g bid
90 per cent; offered at per cent
IJns loans. strong; SIXTY days. ~ per cent:
per cent. .
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Hides. TaIlow. wool and Hops.

Conditions In all Of these products continue
as before stated.
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about h@1c
under quotations Heavy Salted Steers, 13c;
medium, iae; light. l2c; Cow Hides. 12e for
Kip, 13c; Salted Veal. 1354c; salted Calf. 14c
dry Hides pc; dry Kip, zoe; dry Calf, 24c;
Wool, 5o@75c each; medium, 9oc@s1 10; long
Wool, 81, I,25@2; Horse Hides salt, $685. 25 for
50c for Colts; Horse Hides, dry S2@225 for
large and $l.50@1.T5 for medium, s1.25 for
small and zoe for Colts. Buckskins-Dry Mexi-
can. S5c; dry salted Mexican, 26c; dry Central
American, 3Ihc. Goatskins-Prme Angoras.
75c; extra, large do, sl.25; large, 55e; medium,
soc; small, 35c.
TALL0W--No. j rendered. 4A@4I in bbls;
in cans and drums, Nc less; No 2, 4@4Ac;
Grease 30l314c.
WOOL Spring Clip-san Joaquin and South
ern, II months, l4@16e; do, months, 16@20c;
Middle County, free, 20G23c; do defective. 1T@
per h.
HoPs-lO@12c per Id for both 1905 and 1906.