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Yo,,nn corhett WIIl wed.

San Rafael Cal. July 12-William Rothwell, better known as Young Cor bett, the lightweight pugilist, secured a license here last Saturday to marry Daisy Mesereau, who is said to be the daughter of prominent Virginia politician of that name.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
Died From Injuries By Auto.

Atlanta, July 12.-Isadore Averbach, Il years old, died at hospital here this aft ernoon as a result of injuries received earlier in the day by being run over by an automobile driven by Charles M. Love of Smyrna. Love was exonerated in po- lice court of responsibility for the acci- datnf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
Corean Cabinet Changes.

Seoul, July 13.-A change in the Co., rean cabinet is imminent, it being pur- posed to abolish the ministry of war. The change will cause no disturbance. Prince Ito, Japanese resident general in Corea, will leave for Tokio on Wednes- day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
Severe Electrical storm,

Pittsburg. July 12.-Many telegraph and telephone wires were put out of commis- sion in western Pennsylvania tonight by a severe electrical storm which swept that portion of the state. The storm greatly relieved the suffering caused by the heat. One man was severely injured by being struck by lightning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
charues Dismissed.

Charleston, s. C., July Exchanges against Sam Sing. a Chinese laundry man, accused of assisting in the snug gling of other Chinese into the United States at this port, were today dismissed by United States Commissioner Young
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
James D. peneare.

The funeral of James D. Denegre, the 5-months-old son of MT. and Mrs. John Denegre, took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the residence, S04 North Eighteenth street. Interment was in Woodlawn cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
CITY ITEMS.
Repair Work

Repair Work on Roads.-With a few exceptions the county roads are re- ported to be now in good condition, and while the recent rains caused small washouts along the highways, ma jority of these places have been or are being repaired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
Epworth League Meets Tonisht.-The

City Union Epworth league will hold it's regular monthly meeting tonight at the Fairview Methodist church. These monthly meetings have been well att tended since the city union was organ ized, each meeting having some special attra Seventeen leagues are ex- pected to be represented.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
Jeffrles VIII Fiqht.

Toronto, ontario, July 12-James !. Jeffries tonight denied tho statement at tributed to him that he would not fight Johnson, and said that he intended to nght, and upon his arrival in New York next week would post a forfeit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
Norway Reduces Duty.

Washington, July 12.-The Norwegian parliment has reduced the duty on cot ton oil from 6 ore to ore per kilo- gram according to state department adyices An ore is equal approximately to one-quarter of an American cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
Marriaqe License Issued,

The following marriage license was is- sued yesterday from the office of the probate court:
 J. B. Darby of Jonesboro to Miss Lealer May Blackstone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
Weston Near His Goal.

Sacramento, Cal, July 12.-With 60 miles still before him. Edward Payson Weston left here tonight on his way to San Francisco.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13

Ladies invited Free Demon stration Electric cooking and heating devices; our display rooms, 10:30 am. and 3::30 pm. daily.
 B. R.. L. & P. GO.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington, July 12.-Weather forecast: Alabama and West Florda-Generally fair Tuesday and Wednesday; light vari- able winds. Mississippi-Generally fair Tuesday and Wednesday; slightly lower temperature in north portions; light to moderate south winds.
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PERSONAL.

Dr. and Mrs. A. H. French are domi- ciled at the Hotel Jefferson for the present.
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Local office United States Weather Bu- reau. Weather report for "A hours endNg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13

Quick time with all the com forts. Oh, you Seaboard!
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Green Undertaking Company.

E. T. Shaw 6 Son. Undertaken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
Justice Sayre's Proposition.

"In the majority opinion prepared by MT. Justice Sayre, the following propo- sitions are asserted:
 '1 That the prohibition by the state
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B. R., L. & F. co,
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, May 24--New high marks for the
season were established for the leading grains
on the board Of trade today during a session
marked by extreme bullshnesss Wheat for May
delivery scored gain of nearly 2c compared
with the previous best market. the top today be-
ing reached at $1.4A. Corn for May delivery
sold up to I4l2c and the same delivery of oats
touched 62%c.
All deliveries of wheat scared TO new high
points as result of urgent buying based on
alarming reports regarding the crop outlook in
the southwest. The top price for the more dis
tant deliveries was s119h for July, Slip for
september and S1.09k for December The July
option displayed relatively a weaker tone than
other months, owing to heavy selling by an in
huential house. which concern, IL is said, was
turning the profits secured in that way into the
September and December deliveries.
The most potent factor in causing the sharp
rupturn was an estimate by local crop expert
on the wheat crop of Kansas and Oklahoma
this authority claiming that the total yield of
ceed 10000, 600 bushels. Other reports gave
much more glowing picture of conditions in
Kansas, but the trade was inclined to ignore
them Foreign news was also quite mixed.
Drought IN southern Russia was reported as
still menacing the new crop, but shipments of
wheat from Russia last week were extremely
liberal and total worlds shipments were more
than had been estimated. During the final Is
minutes there was considerable realizing from
the December and September deliveries and the
price of those options declined nearly 1c from
the high point. The market, however closed
strong with prices showing net gains of 1ss a
2hc, compared with the final figures of Satur
September 81. liz and December s1.09A.
New high records for the crop were made by
all deliveries of corn sentiment in the pit being
extremely bullish throughout the entire day.
During the day the May delivery ranged between
20 S5sc and and '41Sc while July sold between 69Slc
and t09sc. The market closed strong at net
gains Of 4 @1asc, with May at 747sc and July
T0ss @7Ohc.
Trade in oats was active all day and prices
advanced sharply. all deliveries rising to new
high levels for the season. The top price for
May was reached at 62Stc and for July at 80 Ac.
The market closed at net gains Of as @11sc com
pared with the previous close, with May at 62Ac
and July at 55Ac.
Provisions were bullshly affected by the bulge
in grain. AT the close prices were up 5@25c,
compared with Saturdays final quotations
NEW YORK, May 24--The wheat market was
thrown into state of excitement today by sen
sationally bad crop reports from Kansas and
prices advanced to the highest point of the
season. Shorts demoralized by the news
and bought freely all day. forcing May to
81. 40 5-16 and July to S1.261a.
The leading futures ranged follows
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Ln. AnreIe. Marketn

Los ANGELES. May PA firm demand for
eggs today forced the price up &c 20 231Sc q
dozen for counts. The price for extra Sc
lects remained unchanged at 2Sc. Eastern cheese
remained firm at the quotations. Butter receipts
were light Creamery extra sold at 525ae. There
was sharp decline In beans No. pink sold
at S175 a sack
Today's receipts were: Eggs. $40 cases; but
ter. Is 233 pounds: cheese. g. .s14 pounds, pota-
toes. III sacks; onions. % sacks; beans none
sweet potatoes. none; apples. none.
Eggs (per dOs)-Extra selects. 2Sc: local ranch,
candled. 26c; case count. % 15c. buying price.
Butter-Creamery. extra. 81 1acs creamery,
first. soc; cooking butter. 23d26c.
Cheese (per Ib)-Northern fresh. 15c: anchor
large, 16c; anchor. Young America. lie: hand
cheese, anchor brand. fsc; eastern singles 20c;
eastern twins. zoe: eastern eheddars. lie; east
ern lOnghorn. 21e: eastern daisy. 20G21c: Swiss
imported. 2Sd30c: SWISS domestic ISc; brick
cream. 2OG2lc; Iimburger. 20621e: Tulare, 14c;
imported ROquefort. 42c: Edam, S6-37 size case
of u. 50; German breakfast. S1.1O box: Neuf-
chateI, $1-20 box; Sierra. $1-1O box; Canada
cream. I dozen to a box, 95c; Schlosska ase. 81 a
box; Camembert. S1.20 a box; Oregon twins
1SI5c; Oregon daisy. 19c
Beans (per etD-Pink. No. I. So Is; lima. No.
1. $4.35; Lady Washington. No. 1, s.; small
white. No. /. So; blackeye. $3.50
Potatoes (per ctD-Highlands, $2-2502 50: ::
Oregon, 81 600275; coast Lompoc. S2.75: Idaho
$2.25; Oregon Burbanks, $2-75a3s white rose.
81. %: new potatoes. ST.
Sweet Potatoes (per etD-YelOw local. 81 so.
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Meat Market


Slaughterers rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-7@7ac per ID for steers, Gaze for cows
and heifers.
yeal-7l4@s14c for large and slG91c for
small.
NIutton-w wethers, 7Gse; ewes. 6a7c per Id.
I.amb-9c for heavy and 91hG10c per lb for
small.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-11@11lac for light and
9iaMl0c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. l fat steers over 900 lbs alive 415e
under 900 lbs 4Ac: second quality, 4d414c; thin
and undesirable steers 3M3Ac.
No L cows and heifers, 3l5c; second quality
BIC; common, thin. undesirable cows. 21a 63c.
Fat bulls and stays. &c; thin bulls IL @1Ac.
Calyes-Light weight, per lb, 5@5Ac; me-
dium 4h@4atc; heavy, 3& @44c.
Sheep tper lb)-Wethers, No. 1. 41ac; ewes
No. 1, 32z @4c; shorn sheep 1ac less.
Lambs (per lb)-Yearllng lambs, 5c; this
years milk lambs, 5Ac.
Hogs tper bl-Hard grain fed weighing 100
TO l40. lbs, 1@1Ac; 140 to go lbs. 7Ac; 250 to
350 lbs, 6R4 MIc; rough, heavy hogs, 41R@5c;
common, undesirable hogs. 4@4lsc
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Hax and Feed.tufr.

Receipts of hay very large yesterday. and
as the bulk consisted of volunteer wild oat, that
description was lower. Choice old grain hay held
up better. 1t is in moderate supply.
Bran--$29@30 per ton for white and SIS. .50@
% for red.
Middllngs-S33G35 per ton
Shorts-S31 @32 per ton
FeedstuTs-R Rolled barley. $34635: rolled oats
for feed S44@45; mixed feed $30d32 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal in 20 ton lots SIS so In
10 ton lots $50. in 8 ton lots $30.50 small lots
$40; cocoanut cake meal at mills S26 in 20
and 10 and $3.50 in ton lots, jobbing, s27
corn meal. S37@3S; cracked corn. S3Sd 20: broom
corn seed, nominal: alfalfa meal and mealfalfa.
iobbing lots $26. carload lots S25 per ton
Hay-Wheat S21M23: wheat and cat. 5000
% 80: tame oat. $20M - 80: uew volunteer wild
cat, s14; barley, S15M16; new alfalfa. SsGg
per ton.
Straw-5O6SOc per bale
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BULLS FACE
CROP SCARE

FEW YORK, May 24.-The speculative
movement in stocks was hampered today
by the appearance of an incipient crop
scare Of moderate proportions. The char
acter of some of the assertions regarding
conditions in Kansas, Missouri and Okla
homa was disliked by the bulls in stocks,
although highly relished by the bull party
in wheat, as witnessed by the soaring of
the price of wheat to new high levels.
Due allowance is made for the highly
speculative condition in the wheat market
and for the affiliations of some of the ex-
perts with brokerage houses interested in
the effect Of news on market quotations.
The promise of the improvement in the
banking position was held to be fulfilled
by the complexion of the Saturday bank
statement. The call money market was
appreciably easier and the course Of the
international exchanges seemed to lessen
the probability of further exports of gold
from New York TO Paris. The London
supply of gold went TO Austria without
competition from Paris. The sterling ex-
change rate has risen at Paris and receded
in New York sufficiently to wipe out the
to Paris from here. Conditions were con-
sidered auspicious for the further new
bond issues that confront the market, in
cluding & coming sale of about sac, 900, 900
of the New York city 4 per cents. Lon
don was a buyer of stocks in this market
and better views prevailed Of probable
foreign demand for new bond issues.
London also helped the early strength in
the copper industry, the metal advancing
in price, and lively speculation in copper
mining shares was an accompaniment. The
conspicuous strength of Northern Pacific and
Great Northern preferred was traoeable to
runors Of the intention TO raise the Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy dividend to a
10 per cent rate The bulk of such a dis
tribution would go to two Hill companies
through the Burlington stocks in their
treasury, against per cent. collateral
bonds outstanding.
From railroad traffic officials came in
formation of the continued checking effect
on business activity Of the delay in the tar
if legislation. The successive departure of
many men prominent in financial affairs for
prolonged absences is taken TO foreshadow
a period of quietude in the working in the
financial projects. The smart rise in the
Fries at the end of the day was taken to
indicate an early announcement of fnano-
ing.
Bonds were irregular, Total sales, par
value, S3.4ss 600 United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
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GRAIN MARKET

Wheat and Other Grains
lures also advanced
The worlds shipments for the week Were as
bian, So. 000 Argentine. 1SO 600: Indian I27 600.
Australian, liz. 600.
The San Francisco market continued dull and
featureless
CASH WHEAT
California club S2.I0d2I5; do milling So 20 J.;
tallfornia white Australian. nominal at 81 206I
30; OF grades of California wheat S212 10:
northern club. S2.10@215; northern bluestem
W y d2.321a Russian red S2.Io@2 Is; turkey
red, S210@2.20 per ctl.
FUTURES
1880 a. m. Session
No quotations.
D. N. Session
No quotations.
Barley-Both cash grain and futures vera
higher yesterday. the advance in May being due
70 the covering of shorts. Receipts were large
being over Is, 600 ctls
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot Sf6715 "a 10: com
mon to fair, $1.571a 6dI65 per etI: brewing
shipping and chevaier. nominal
FUTURES
1920 "A. m. Session
Open High Low Close
May .......sl.75 s1.75 sl75 sl.75
December .39% lao 1895 140
May-$l75.
December-$1- 4015.
oats-The market continues quiet and shows
no features
White, $2.l5d225: gray So. 1od215: red
81 20 for choice, S2.io@2.15 for good and $2M
2O9 for inferior, per ctl; black nominal
Corn-Caltfornia small round yellow S262IO:
large yellow, nominal western states yellow
sacked. nominal; white, nominal in bulk San
Francisco track, yellow. $780, white 81 50
mixed, SITS; Egyptian 81. 80 per ctl for white
Rye--$2l5 10 per ctl for eastern to arrive.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
New. York COTTON Market

NEW YORK May 24.-Huttou's wire salt:
American markets exhibited early weakness
but il soon noted that buying orders OF
immense proportions were under the market
while the stop loss orders had practically been
filed and weakly held cotton was left to be
Hquidated- The decline failed to dislOdge many
stop orders. and the market rallied around mid
day regaining all the early loss and going sew
eral points above the previous close with cover
ing by shorts and some active buying for western
and southern account Sentiment was somewhat
less bullish. but some big interests were still
inclined to take favorable view OF the sltua-
places.
Theodore n. Price showed SIS per cent decrease
in acreage. and estimated the June condition TO
be 72.2 per cent. This would point to a CONNER
eial crop OF about IL. 000. 900 bales and a erop
like that is so bullish that It would be = hard
matter TO say how high the market might 20.
The Texas drouth situation seems to have been
relieved for the moment but the lateneSs ~
blowing there VIII add to the uncertainty Dnr-
ing the rest OF this week we are likely to have
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce NAV "a
Provisions

Cottoene-One half bbl. 101sc: 3 half bbls
101ac; tierce, lose; tierces, 10Ac: tierees
10iSc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows
Hams. 14@l612c; picnic hams. Zoe; bacon, to
lbs. 12c; s TO 10 lbs. 1S1ac 10 to II lbs, iSc
sugar cured bacon. 23c Arrow bacon to 10
lbs. 1Sc: 10 to II lbs. f71ac; light dry salt
bacon TO 10 lbs. lie; 10 to u lbs, Ice; me
dium bacon, 14c; light medium bacon, lac
Lard-Tierces 13c Sos 13he. los 13stc rs
1880. IS l4c; compound lard. tierces Sc. sos
sac los sac IS S1sc. IS DC; yellow cooking
oil. 53c per gal: white cooking oil, J5c per gal ;
salad oil. 56c per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government. 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. $l5 per bbl family
beef, S14.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, $l4 per
bb
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. S2050; clear.
$23: mess S2150; pig pork. s25 pigs feet s5
for half bbls. S2.35 for % III kegs and 81 80 for
kits; smoked beef. 1911@20c per III.
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SUMMARYOR
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks show little change.
Spot cotton unchanged. Futures rather
higher,
Copper stocks show little variation.
Local stock market inactive.
Wheat dull. Cash and future barley
higher.
Oats and corn as previously quoted.
Hay weak, with heavy receipts.
No further change in bean quotations.
Prices for new prunes and raisins being
named.
Wool firm, with prices much higher.
Hops strong, with quotations advanced.
Cattle, sheep and hogs continue easy.
Eggs and cheese higher. Butter firm.
Potato and onion market as before.
Cherries higher under light receipts.
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

FIour-California family extras. $6.6O17 net
without discount; bakers extras. 6.6067: super
fine, s5.50@5.T0; oregon and Washington. per
bol So.2Uqo,2O @ ior Ianiiy, l pakers ana patents
81 so: do straights $3.50; 40 clear SS7; Dakota
patents, SSIO do straights, S7.90; do clear
$3.50 per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash. no discount. follows: Graham -four,
SO. Is per 100 lbs; rye -four $3.50 rye meal
So so; rice -four, 81: corn meal, So. .25: extra
cream do $3.75: oat meal. So; oat groats, So:
hominy, S3.60G4; buckwheat -four. $475; whole
wheat -four 81; rolled oats, bbs 81. .5OGS in
sacks Sj67.75: extra cream do. IS in sacks and
Ss. so in barrels; rolled wheat. bbls $5.75, in
sacks $4.25d525; pearl barley. $3.50; split peas,
boxes, S5.75 for yellow and S6.25 for green per
100 lbs
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. May 24.-Money ON call. easy at
1kM2 per cent; ruling rate 1MQ2 per cent
closing bid 1 y per cent; offered at q per cent
Time loans. very soft and dull; so days 262B
per cent; 90 days, 2A per cent; six months, 3G
81 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 81 al per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 s63OG14 S635 for 60 dav
bills and at S4.s7T5 for demand; commercial
bills $4.S5St az. .S65k
Bar silver. 52Tsc.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds. ir-
regular.
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Reanr and seeds

No further changes in quotations were reported
yesterday.
Beans lper etl)-Bayo, S5-35G5.50: pea. $3.50
as: small white. $5.S5d6; large white. 4.906
:. mink, S3.156325: red. nominal: blackeye.
So 456R3 65: lima $4.1Od4. %; red kidneys, 1915
IA: cranberry beans, nominal; Garvanzas, $36
4; horse beans. 81. .90@2.20.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 3st @41sc; yellow mus
tard. nominal: naxseed. 4c carload lots; canary
&c: alfalfa 16@1sc; rape, cleaned, 2G2iac; tim
othy So 66c: hemp. 4c: millet, f2%c per ID:
broomcorn seed, S2:..50 pex-ton-
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at s3. per ctl
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs
OYEMENT OF PRODUCE
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Several hundred crates of cucumbers came in
from Texas yesterday, and there some
liberal arrivals from the Marysville region. This
influx caused prices to take lower range, Texas
lots being offered at $T.T0 crate, while Marys-
vile were quoted at $15OQ1.75 box. and the
hothouse article offered at bargain rates
Summer squash and string beans continued
weak heavy supplies. while peas. aspara gus.
new potatoes and tomatoes readily commanded
firm prices. Mammoth rhubarb from Washing
ton lower at 4c a pound Green chile pep
pers sold at 15G20c pound and egg plant from
the COachella valley brought pc a pound. Old
crop potatoes were moderately active and IN
changed, and onions stood before quoted.
Potatoes (per ctD-River Burbanks. 81. 901
21O: Oregon Burbsnks. 81. .25Q2. 20; sweet pota-
toes. 81 1.2J@ 80 per crate; new potatoes, 3l3@
4c per 10.
Onions Australian. $4Q4.zJ per ctl; Bermuda
seed, $1@1.20 per crate; new green, S5@5Oc per
box new red, S1GI.2 per sack.
egetabes-Asparagus. S1.T54225 per box for
extras and $1.25d1-50 for common 10 choice /:
rhubarb S1.254 so per box: tomatoes. S1-4OGB
1.50 per crate; green peas. 81 .25J2 per sack;
string and beans. 5MIc per 10; summer
squash. 60@d5c for small and S1-2jd1-50 for
large boxes: garlic. Ga 0c per 10: cabbage, 81 per
ctI. hothouse cucumbers. 50cGS1 per dozen; !;
Marysville do S1.5OG1.75 per box: caulidover.
65d zoe per dozen; carrots. 7Jc per sack; tur-
nps, S101.25 per sack.
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STOCK MARKET

Every in the line of stocks was quiet yes
terday. The mining stocks were wholly devoid Of
feature, and there was no news about the board
room Prices for both Comstocks and southern
Nevadas stood about as Saturday.
Trading in local securities was OF light
scattering character and the sales were in small
lots. Associated oil was higher at $33 and
the telephone common stock AT $24.S7i2
terday.
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General Merchnnaisc

Bags-Grain bags. 81 aec; san Quentin bags.
5s.c; wool bags. 5Sc for 31s ID and :ce for A
ID: fleece twine, 9c per 10
Coal-Beaver Hill. 81; Pennsylvania anthra-
cite egg, SIG per ton; Wellington. so; New
Wellington, 50; Coos bay. 81: Australian house
Richmond. etc. 50: stanford Richmond So:
Cumberland, $I5 in bulk and $16.50 in sacks:
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Poultry and Game

Two ears of western chickens that arrived on
SATURDAY. were marketed yesterday and met
with merely isr demand. as the stock con-
sisted chiefly OF hens. for which there was no
particular inquiry Domestic stock in lin
tied supply as usual Monday and prices
were largely nominal.
s6G7 for large and SS61O for extras; young
roostcrs 500 II; old roosters. S4.5O05; fryers,
sT6S for large and S5G6 for small; broilers.
S4M5 for large and 80. 5O@ $50 for small: ducks.
S6af7: pigeons. s1G1.50; squads, Si.I5@2; geese,
81. .306i1 - per pair.
Came--\Ominal
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Condition of fbe TREASURY

WASHINGTON. May 24.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund
exclusive Of the $780, 900. 900 gold reserve shows
Gold coin and bullion. $40. 6S0, ,359; gold GER
tifcates, $3l, $50, 300; available cash balance
SII9. .663. .240.