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New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
Proposals.

OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
- trIct OF Columbia. washington. D. C.: septemoer
s1st proposals Will be received At THIS
Office until two O'Clock p. October 1st. 1905 Tor
furnishing the District Government with 1000 feeG
of "a" Gotta sewer pipe and 3,bOO
feet or less Of 81" Gotta sewer pipe al %
rings Specifications. blank forms OF proposal and an
necessary information be obtained at the oitce
he Property Clerk d c.. District Building. HENRY
b F. MCFARLAND. JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners.
e.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
THE IRRITATING PORTE.
Audience Set for Mr.. Leishman Again Post
poned.

Constantinople, Sept. 26.-Archdule Stephen Of
Austria visiting here and will be received by the
Sultan on Friday Consequently the audience Of
October !.
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Fiji Islands, via san Francisco-Ss So
Hawaii, Japan Corea China and Phil " -' . !"
ippine Islands. via san Francisco-Ss
Mongolia ...-.-...... Oct I 1890 m
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

FORT WOOD. \. Y. H., SEPT. 21, 1906
Sealed proposals. tripliCate. for remcdeing
building. construction proper only
proper. only, or barracS will be re-
II 20 a October l. 1908 Z. s re-
serves right 70 reject any all bids Information
furnished application. Envelopes contat7ng proposals
CONSERVATION Cr Public Buildings.
Fort Wood y Y H" G c BURNELI. Constg. @ ~
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Brings mail.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Walsreet stocks rather weaker Cotton steady to firm
Continued activity in local water stocks
Arrival 10000 in British sovereigns from Australia
Silver 3sc lower. Exchange about before
Wheat and Flour firm and sending upward.
Barley nominal, with business
Western Corn and Oat crops in need of rain.
Bran Shorts, Middlings and Rolled Barley lower
Good Hay demand and selling readily Beans unchanged
Prunes and Rasns still strong, with light stocks.
Cured and Fresh Meats as previously quoted.
No change In Hides Wool
New Potatoes and Onions demand firm Vegetables weak
Poultry market sufficiently supplied and easier
Eggs in light supply, active demand and &c higher.
Butter and Cheese show no change
Oranges and Lemons firm and the latter higher again.
Summer Fruits accumulating, owing the shipping eup
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, June 12-FLOUR-Re-
ceipts 26,5OO barrels; exports $500.
Sales 1900 packages. Firm but very
quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts 5000 bushels,
sales 1885, ,009 futures Spot firm: No.
2 red, nominal elevator; No. 2 red. CSC
nominal I. O.. b. afioat: No. ! Northern
Duluth. 94l4 {. o. b. af1oat: M 1
Northern Manitoba, 90L c f. o. b. afioat
There was large trade in wheat to-
day Prices opened off on easy cables
and the bearish crop report, but re-
covered and went TO new high record
on heavy covering. but the support
outside buying, bad crop news and a
big decrease in worlds stocks. The
close was u n nc net higher July
closing s0lzc; September SSAc; De-
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Stea
COFFEE-Futures closed steady. net
unchanged to points lower. Sales
for the day were. reported of $500
bags, INCLUDING July at 6.60c, Septem-
Der 6-S5c. October 6.60c, December
675c. January 6.S0c, March $500 April
&c, May 7c Spot Rio steady: No. Z in
voice Z q c; mild steady
BuTTER-Steady, unchanged
CHEESE-Weak
EGGS-Steady, unchanged.
SUGAR-Raw firm: refined steady.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPI IES-Ouiet
Strictly prime lie: choice 1lA a &c.
and fancy 1135 012c.
PRUNlS-Are firm. quotations rang
ing from 7Me 10 sac
PRICOTS-Unchanxed Choice 12c.
extra choice 1870 and fancy 14@14Hc.
PEACH ES-For future shipment
show an upward tendency, but Remain
unchanged on spot Choice lie; extra
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Chfcago BOARD OF Trade.

CHICAGO, June 12.-Strength in the
wheat market developed soon after the
pit was bearish because of the higher
condition of wheat as outlined In the
Government report, issued Just before
the close of yesterdays session. An
other reason for the weak undertone
was the absence of rain in the North
west. Before the end of the first hour
sentiment had become bullish and
throughout the remainder of the ses-
change in sentiment was due chiefly
to numerous reports of damage by
drought to the wheat crops of Kansas.
Missouri and Nebraska. A report from
Kansas City claimed that the crops in
that section had deteriorated SO per
cent during the past week and that
the a gf tn II.
Bradstreets acted as further stimu-
Spt Ian anpS to buyers snv Tsanf was was aetUe
there was a. moderate reaction on
profit taking, but the market closed
firm. July opened u c to ss q 1ec lower
at at ss%c to ss1z gS3sse, sold Of o, TO TO
81 C. Final quotations We're S41sc, a
gain of 4 @sse.
a darading a1i IN the corn Pit was active
the day the market developed decided
strength. Drought conditions in Kan
sas,. Missouri and Nebraska formed the
basis or the urgent demand, which
characterized trading during the last
half of the session. Prices receded
somewhat from the highest point az
profit taking, but a strong tone pre-
vailed at the close. July closed at
SO b a G53Ac gain of 115c.
Strength of wheat and corn had a
bullish effect on the oats market. The
market closed strong. July closed 81
kc higher at 3S4 @3Sh.
Prices in the provisions market were
inclined to weakness. Liberal receipts
OF hogs at Western packing centers in
spired selling by pit traders and the
market lacked any definite support.
local packers taking little part in trad
unchanged, lard was off 507hc and
ribs were ~ G10c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK. June 12.-Further dull
ness was shown by the stock market
part upward in the early hours. was
largely in the high-priced issues, such
as Delaware and Hudson, St. Paul and
the Hill roads, Union Pacific New York
Central, Illinois Central, Pennsylvania
ana its allies and the Gould properties.
Reports OF coming contest TO over
Delaware and Hudson Compan- with
charges of extravaganza and lack Of
progress received little credit St. Paul
and the other grain carriers were IA
Norebly affected at the outset by the
previous days reports of the high
average shown for spring wheat ia the
NorthWest- PennsylVanla strength
followed unconfrmed rumors Of the
successful contamination of the COM
pany's Paris loan. The improved show
Ing Of the Gould properties was ac-
cepted as direct reflection of the Op-
LsInistiC statements attributed TO their
tttular head. The heaviest purchases
ot stocks today were made by inhuen-
&ial houses whose names are generally
lir '-Ad with The operations OF large in
Vestors- The sO-called commission
80 ana professionals as whole
ae decidedly less conspicuous in the
- IS business. This would seem to
imply that the biz interests which
Fave been under the market for months
past show no disposition 10 abandon
their position Business dwindled and
prices sagged before the end OF the
morning session Traders took a hand
they were partly successful Undoubt-
edfy. The principal reason for the set
back OF the late session came from the
weekly crop report which told OF a
Tack Of rain in Nebraska, Iowa. Illinois.
Missouri and Virginia. while severe
crS1ghts We're reported from southern
Le2as and the Central Gulf districts,
and 100 much rain in the Upper Mis-
sour Valley and the upper Lake re
-gfOns- Concurrent with this news came
. boom in wheat and the other com
modify markets, which seemed TO be
engineered by the coterie OF prOfes-
siQnals so often prominent in stocks.
81. Pauis upward course was not ar
rested. despite the statement from an
authoritative source that the c0mpa-
ny's plans for financing the Pacihc
Coast extension are not 70 be an
nOunced in the Immediate future That
stock was almost the one strong fea-
~ture Of the late trading. though Penn
sylvania held firm. Among the weak
issues were Union Pacific. Amalga-
mated Copper and Reading, while the
general list reflected a heavy under
tone. The closing was fairly active,
wiki a feeble rally. which advanced
prices from the lowest level
Bonds were irregular Total sales
(par value). S2.s55. 600.
United States IS advanced 4 and
the IS and old As Is per cent on call
Crock
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Under continued light receipts and lively
demand for local use the market for new Pota-
toes and Onions ruled strong and supplies were
readily disposed of at steady prices, the usual
premium being obtained for small parcels of ex-
ceptioaally fine white Potatses. Old crop river
and Oregon Burbanks were reported gradually
cleaning up, but at low prices
Vegetables were in good demand. but gener-
ally weak. receipts being heavy and the carry
over from the preceding day large. Asparagus
remained firm under light arrivals, but Cucum.
bers Squash, Peas and String Beans ranged
lower. Green Corn continued to arrive freely
from the Winters region, but was Of poor quality
and sold slowly.
PoTAToEs-New crop. s0c@si.4o per ctl
old crop. T549oc per sack for river and 60@90e
per ctl for Oregon.
oNIoNs-New Red. per sack, se@soc; Aus
traiian. per ctl. So. 5o0l4.
VEGETABLES -Green Corn. sl.5o@a pei
sack: Asparagus. 81 .s003 per box; Rhubarb
6ocISi per box: Green Peas, El@l.25 pei
sack; String Beans. 2@4c per- lb: Toma
toes. Sl.25f2 per box or crate CucumbeFs
75Gs90c per box for Marysville and S2@225 foi
bay: Summer Squash, 9ocM$1 for small and
81 25 for large boxes; Garlic. 3Gtic per Ib Cab.
bage. 75c per ctl: Cauliaower. 40@56c pei
dozen; Carrots, Toe per sack; Turnps, roc pei
sack.
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General Merchandise.
GRAIN BAGS-91s 09Nc.

6EAtN BAGS-91 6IY&c.
C0AL-Weington. 81 80 per ton; New We'll
lington, $3.50; Seattle. Sc; Bryant. se: Beaver
Hhl. $3.50: Roslyn, 81; Coos Bay, $3.50 Rich
in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg SIG;
Camel. so per ton; Coke. Sl1.5o@l3 per ton in
bulk and S15 in sacks; Rocky Mountain descrip-
OlLS-Quotations for barrels: for cases
add &c; Linseedr- 52c per gallon for boiled and
Bakers "A, cases. 81. 2oal.22: Lucol soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut, cases $50
for Ceylon and 55c for Australians extra bleached
winter Sperm Oil. 65e; natural winter sperm
aoe; natural Whale Oil. 55c; extra winter
strained Lard Oil, soc; No. l Lard Oila zoe:
Pure Pure Neatsfoot oil, 75e No. l Neatsfeos OH.
6aiSc; ts,iS Hesring OIL 4oe; Salmon OIL 35c; boiled
coal OIL GASOLINE. ETc.-water white
Sai i7e Astral e a. 7e. pn. aoac peas on in Eases
Elaine 26c. Eocene. 19c: Stove Ssasoiirfe in
bn bull Isi2e: 2 IN cages, 2sc: Motor Gasolihe in
tillate. Iron barrels or drums, Sc: No. doa6t5c;
cases, 612c more; Benzine in bulk l2IAe: In
cases, lsc; s6degree Gasoline in bulk, 2Bc; in
TuRPENTINE-s3c per gallon in cases and 77c
in e,,I ertlns and and iE iron N bar 6sErsis
per lb; White Lead, s@slac, according to qua.n-
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. net cash. Cubes A. Crushed and
Fine Crushed 4.s0c: Powdered, 4.e5e; Candy
Granulsted. 4:65c; Fine. Pruit Coarse Granu-
iutSo- 5-.'yt Atet fIuu-lb Days Oliyi,
35c; .confeetioners' A, 4.55c; Magnolia A.
4 &c; Extra C, 4.c5c; Golden C. 81 95c: d, g. s5c:
H Z. Crystal domnos 1860; Tablets ha
bbls- 5-o5e; boxes 5.30c per H. Barrels and
2o-lb bags loc, half-bbls POE and boxes soc
more per 100 lbs for all graties No order
taken for less than 10 barrels or It's equivalent
CANNED FRUITS AND VRGETA ABLE LES-The
California Fruit Gamers Association quotes as
Blackberries. 81 .15sl. l.60: Peaches, 81 o5G? 30:
Pears, Sl.3GM1.S5 Raspberries, 50 25d 80:
Strawberries, slI5@2; Plums, 81; Peas, 81 loo
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June l2.-doney on
call, easy, Il as per cent; ruling rate
: per cent; closing bid. 2 Y: offered al
. Time loans, dull and steady; sixty
DAYS, 4 q "a per cent; ninety days. 4
g ~ per cent; six months, ~ a per
cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5@51s per
cent
Sterling exchange, heavy, at s4S6G a
4-S6es for demand and at $4.S3 q 4.S3O5
Tor sixty days; posted rates, S4-S4 a
4.67, commercial bills, SzS2S.
Bar silver 64Ssc
Mexican dollars, 5ekc
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, irregular
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
BOSTON Wool Norl.et

BOSTON. June 12-Interest In the
wool market is centered in the west.
Ihere is little trading in the market
here. AS whole dealers are tending ~
refuse to pay the high prices demanded
In many cases. Territory woois are
without feature. New medium half
three-eights up to 30c, making a clean
cost of 67@6Sc for the latter grade
Pulled wools are dull Foreign grades
hold firm.
Idaho--Fine. 22@2sc; heavy fine. 10
q zoe; fine medium. 2z@23c; medium.
2s 27c; low medium. 2s@27c
l9@20c; fine medium, 22@23c: metIium
26@27c; low. medium. 2e@27c.
Utah and Nevads-Fine,. 22@2sc;
23c; medium and low medium. 2sms7c
Montana-Fine choice. 2462sc; fne
average. 23@24c; fine medium choice,
24@ 25c; average, 23924c: staple, 27@
26@27c. =
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Butter, Checae and Eggs.

Prices of Eggs took another jump yesterday.
the advance being &c per dozen in selected and
hrst ranch and lac in seconds. The receipts
were inadequate for market needs and some re-
ceivers were unable TO secure sufficient supplies
to accommodate their regular trade. On the
exchange the market for selected ranch opened
at 20c Mondays closing price, rose to 22c and
closed firm at that figure, with no sales. Twenty
cases of seconds were sold at 191sc that being
the only official sale recorded
Cheese ruled firm. with the supply and demand
about balancing and the situation in Butter
unchanged.
Recciy]s were 81 500 lbs Butter, % 100 lbs
Cheese and 450 Eggs.
The official quota tions, as established by sales.
bids and offers on the floor of the Dairy Ex-
clfhnge. are follows;
BUTTER-Frcsh creamery extras, 1Sc per lb.
firm; do frsts, lie. firm seconds, lee, Arm
packing stock. steady at l514c for No. /
and 15c for No. 2.
CHEESE-California new fats. 1ec per Ib
firm; Young America lie, frmi Eastern storage,
1910 firm; Western new, 15c firm.
EGGs-Calforaia fresh selected, 22c per
dozen, firm firsts, 21c. firm; seconds, 191sc arm
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Deciduou. and Citrus Fruits.

The boom in Oranges and Lemons was stiIl on
and prices for the latter had another sharp adj
vance under extremely light supplies. Late
Valencia Oranges are in better request and rela-
lively frrner than Naveis, the latter are COM
mencing to deteriorate as usual at this time of
the year. Grape Fruit was a scarce article.
but there was not much call for it the uuo-
tations were nominally unchanged. Most kinds
of Berries, notably Longworth Strawberries
were easier and early Deciduous fruits in small
shipping packages continued to tend downwa rfl
The tie-up of shipping and the consequent shut
ting of of the outlet for surplus stocks is ca,,s
ing quite an accumulation of Pums, Peaches
were plentiful, but prices of sound stock held
up well. The Gamers were paying DC per pound
for Royal Annes and choice offerings OF tho
other white varieties. Coachella Valley Can't
ioupes were in fair request at 81 20 for small
or s-speciaP crates and S3.50@4.5o for the
larger packages.
BERRIES Strawberries. $sgl0 per chest for
Lonsworths aud s5@I FOR the large varieties !:
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR TUESDAY, JUNE IL.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Water Stocks Still Actiye-MInin~
shares Featureless.

The Stock and Bond Exchange rolled
the water stocks still leading in inter
est Contra Costa Water declined from
s55 to s52. but recovered to s52.T5
Spring Valley Water stood about the
same at $1g@19.37K. Other stocks
showed no changes worthy of note.
Sales of bonds were larger, being s67.-
000- This exchange will remain closed
from July 2 to July z, both dates in
elusive, or, in other words, the whole
Fourth of July week
There was nothing especially new In
the mining stocks. trading being fair
in both Tonopahs and Comstocks Bel
cher levied an assessment of lOc and
Justice one of sc.
The Italfan-Swiss Colony paid it's
usual monthly dividend, the second
since the fire, yesterday.
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Blackberries, S5@5 per chest; Rnspberries, sTQ
per chest and per crate: Logauber-
ries. S4M5 per chest for red and $3G4 for black
Gooseherries, 69Sc per Id.
CHERRIES-Iacked. 60c1S1 per drawer: in
bulk, Ia10c per ID for Black, 5@se for Royal
Anne and 5@6c for the other varieties.
CURRANTS-$5@6.50 so per chest.
APPLES-S1@1.25 70 for large and 50675c for
small boxes.
APRfCoTs-small boxes and crates. T5c@
81 40.
PEACHES -75cGs1 per box
PLUMS-Crates, SI@1.o5; small boxes, soc
@$l.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box, Oranges, S350@
4.50 for Navels and S363.j0 for Seedlings; Va
leneas. s4d4.50: Lemons $4@475; Grape
Fruit. ssm3.25; Lines s4.5e6l5 per essn.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas, S1@2 per
bunch Pineapples, 81 .5uG33 per dozen.
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Beans and seeds.

There are no further changes in Beans. Pinks
weak and Liinas easy.
BEANS-Per ell, Bayos Ss.T504; Pea, 81. -
q; small White, S3.2o613. 40; large White,
s.. 2e@2.70: Pink. S1.6Gmi. S5: Red. $4 Lima,
S4.5oG4.55; Red Kidneys S4Mi25; Blackeye,
$5.50Gs5.T5.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, 81 50Qf15; Vel
low Mustard, 50 50M3.T5 Flaxseed. 81 50M3:
Csnary. ssGeIe. AIfslfs. 12e Rape. 2i%6f
Timothy. Sc; Hemp, 5d5l5c per ID: Millet, 3M
3Ae; Broom Corn Seed $20@21 per ton.
a.. 90 per ctl.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June T2-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts, $500. market steady TO strong.
Beeyes, ~ SOS; cows and heifers, 81. IS
OSLO: stockers and feeders s2T5@
$50; Texans. s3.75@44o; calves, $50
HoGS-Receipts, 10000; tomorrow.
estimated, $4,000: market strong to SC
higher. Mixed and butchers, 5000
6.7212 good heavy, s6.650675; rough
heavy. So. 20 q 6.55; light, s6.40Q6.67h;
pigs, S5.e5Q640; bulk of sales, $655@
SHEEP-Receipts, $4,000; market
steady TO strong Sheep, s4.6o@6.15;
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BY oRpER on MR. 10. cor.

Formerly of the Mob Hill Stables. I will
sell at auction the entire contents Of
mis- livery and sales stables consisting
OF 40 draught, livery and business
horses, wagons, three and four seaters;
rigs of every description that tend TO
make up a frst-class livery stable
Parties needing anything in this line
snould not fall to attend this sale.
everything must be sold regardless of
cost or price.
Sale at Sullivan's haybarn. on Mis-
sion street. near top of College HILL
Thursday, June IA. 1905.
WM CLOUGH. Auctioneer
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Dried Fruits and Raisins.

Some sellers have lately been naming prices
for new Peaches to New York. but as they are
generally withdrawn a day or so afterward,
guiding quotations in this direction are not
possible at the moment. Interest is centered in
Prunes and Raisins, both of which very firm.
with light stocks and prospects for active and
strong markets later in the season.
The few spot Peaches still on hand range from
i0c to IL 1ae, the few Pears at S61211c and the
few Evapora ted Apples at IL 4 @14c. 1t is re-
ported that some growers have contracted 1906
Peaches at SMSl2c. The shortage in the Apricot
crop looks serious and late estimates are for a
crop of about 5000 tons. against $1,000 tons last
year
RAISINS--kominal.
PRUNEs- 1905 crop. 4z@5c per lb for the
four sizes.
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Provisions.

Local trade in Cured Meats is stil under the
influence of the fire. but business Is gradually
drifting back, though some time will eiapse ere
1t is again in normal condition. Quotations re-
main unchanged.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 1870 per ID for
heavy. lac for light medium l5e for light. 151ac
for extra light and lie for sugar cured; Dry
Salt Sides, 1ec; Bellies. 13c; Eastern Sugar
cured Hams u to Il lbs. 151ac; Is to 16 lbs.
15l4e; II TO 90 lbs. 15c; California Hams, i41se;
Mess Beef. 50 per bbi; extra Mess. So. so: Fam.
lily, $40: prime Mess Pork, Sl6.50; extra clear,
s23; Mess. Sl9; Pig Pork, $26; Pigs Feet, So;
Smoked B3ef. $14c per Ib.
LARD-Tterces quoted at re for California
compound, Sc for Eastern compound and 101ac
for pure; half-barrels, pure 10atc; lob tins,
IL &c; 5-lb tins. IL ssc; 3-lb tins, II kc.
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Poultry.

Receipts Of domestic Poultry, while light, were
well up to requirements md the general tone
of the market was one OF easiness. though u
little better demand was noted for small young
Chickens. Western Hens, which were held at $s
per dozen the preceding day, were offering
freely at s1@T.50 and failed to clean up at the
lower figures. Another car was at hand, making
the second received for tile week.
POULTRY-per dozen: Sc. 50et650 for large
and $465 for small: old Roosters. SO. 506l4 4.5O:
young boosters, S6d7; Fryers. $3.5oGl4. 80; large
Brothers, S3G35o; small Broilers, $2M2 so;
Pigeons. 81. Sauahs Sl41. %
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. June 12.-Today'i
statement of the treasury balance
shows: Available cash balance. sl67.
0z2,7e3: gold coin and bullion s24,1S9.
SIS; gold certificates, s42, 2,37S,S00
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hides, TaIlow aad Wool.

Steady to firm markets are still quoted for
sound Hides and cheiee Wool and previous quota
tions are maintained.
HIDES-Cus and brands sell about h@ic
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers. 13c;
medium, 12c; light lie; Cow Hides, l2c for
heavy and l2c for light: Stays. size: Salted
Kip, lac: salted Veal, 13iae: Salted Calf. 14c:
dry Hides, &c: dry Kip. zoe; dry Calf. 24e
Wool. 5oQI5c each: medium. S0c@s1.I0: long
Wool, 81 i2542; Horse Hides salt $sd3.25 for
large and S275 for medium. s.. % for snail and
soc for Colts; Horse Hides, dry, S2@2.25 for
large and s1.5061l.T5 for medium. Sf.25 for
small and zoe for Colts. Buckskins-Dry Mexi-
can. Soc; dry salted Mexican. 26e: dry Central
American, 37@c. Goa tskins-Prime Ansoras,
I5c; extra large do, s1-25; large, SOC; medium.
soc: small. sac.
TALLOW-No. rendered. 4n@4A In bbls:
in cans and drums, Nc less; No. ., 4@4Ac;
Grease, 3@31ac.
WOoL-Spring Clip-San Joaquin and South
ern. II months, 14M16c: do. months. 19G2oc;
Middle County, free. 20@ 23e: do. defective. II q
zoe; Nevada, light, 20Q23e; do, heavy, i6@lsc
per h.
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Hay ard FeedxtufYs.

Lower prices for Bran Shorts, Mlddlings and
Rolled Barley being quoted The situation
in Hay remains as previously stated. Good
qualities in demand and sell readily upon
arrival.
BRAN-sl9. 5o@20 per ton.
MIDDLINGS- $27@29 per ton.
SHORTS $2oM21 per ton.
EEEDSTUFFS Rolled Barley S23 3da4
Oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots, s37.5 80: jobbing, s3S
per ton; Cocoannt Cake Meal at mills, s23
in 10 and $3.50 in ton lots; jobbing. s24
Broom Corn Feed, 9oc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal,
carload lots. $3.50: jobhng, $50 per ton; Meal-
falfa,s $3.50 In car lots and $50 in smaller
quantities.
HAY--Choiee Wheat s17@ls per ton
good Wheat. $15M1G; otter grades Wheat
Si2114: Wheat and Oat. s12MIG: Tame Oat.
S1094 10; Wild Dat. Sle@12; Alfalfa, $1o012;
stock SI6IS per ton
STRAM-30dhlc per hale
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-13
New YORK Metal afarket.

NEW YORK, June 12.-There was a
sharp break In the London tin market,
where speculative liquidation was the
feature, with the spot closing at f175
15s and futures at f175 5s or over 20
below. the close yesterday. Local SEN
timent seems to favor the idea of a
further decline, it being urged that the
statistical position is not as favorable
as 1t was some months ago, while the
speculative long interest is still con-
sidered large: The LEGAL market was
Copper was IS Cd higher in the Lon
don market at fs6 5s for spot and fs5
for futures. Locally copper was un-
changed Lake is quoted at s1S.75Ql9;
electrolytic, slS.37h @1S.75; casting,
S1S.25@1S37h.
Lead was Is Sd lower at FIG lis Cd
for spot in the London market. Lo-
cally the market was quiet and un-
changed. with quotations ranging from
s5.75Q5s5.
Spelter was unchanged at f27 15s in
London, but advanced to s6.05@6.15 in
the local market.
Iron was lower abroad. with stand
ard foundry closing at SOS 4d and
Cleveland warrants at Sos ed. Locally
iron was quiet and unchanged.