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win, had pone Josiah Temple re

Whae had gone Josiah Temple re-
suueds seat and the contemplation
Of thasty road that ran, river OF
vhite,tween the fields of grain.
If wMrs. Temples favorite obser-
yationat "you couldn't count on Jo-
siabs,ves no more'n you could on
hens md now this contrariness was
Uorki.ip Lucy's favor. Had Ryder
holdly,manded Lucy's hand in mar
rage e refusal would have been
prompnd emphatic.
IT " because Ryder anticipated
refusahat Josiah called to him as the
youngian was plodding along the
rood wing made his appearance
throua bit of woodland half mile
be--onde place of the tryst
Rvdeurned in at the Temple gate,
wondelg if perhaps, after all, Luc!
had sr,en in spite of their decision
to let rtters rest awhile. He stood al
the fopf the steps and DOTTED his ha'
in resn to the others age
"Whd was lad" said Josiah, Will
twink in his eyes. ut was proper tt
call on young lady at her folks an
not goneaking off into the woods
you c'nome over tonight If you wan
to. I'll h her to expect We
Tosia watched Dave leave the var
after y ,nnintelligible tumble OF apol
gy. thans and explanation.
IT fond ve." he cried exultlhs
after ~ retreating figure. a., -,
And \ laughed az thoush ''e '''
u.ac an do, ari ! 10y
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treves to the east. $500 to $50
deep. on which the present low
fee of the present cave opens OF
superb arch twenty-six feet
From the railway between tn
tions of Clelles and Percy. on II
from Grenole to Veynes. 1t Y
$500 feet in the air like a pinhol
the summit of limestone cliff.
from the car window that the e1
binary aperture. was discovere
Belgium in the Grand Dukes I'D
may descend and contemplat
windings of the Lesse. holding
shrubbery to avoid being precil
into the river $50 feet below.
chalk cliffs of Etretat there Is a
evidence Of an incompletely dea
cave whose remaining upper en-
doubtless soon will disappear.
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hi Rottomless Fits

Bottoui.:s pitS are facts. not tahcleH'
accoulin( to Professor f. A. Mar'el'
the Treb|t geologlst He declares 'h''
this tern nay I've n ,'lied to elm caves
whose Yer mart Las been cut on by
the eros,r Of th, valley below. thus
turning themNlnto tunnels through
which til valV " LAY be seen, , ne
most retarl a!SF abyss of this kind
which fl sav at has seen is the so
called hoe TT AIRY. on the summit
of the eatern Il, of veroors' above
Clellos - 100 feet horizon
tai orifc / suddenly like the
mouth olan Or3inary rS cave sot wnl'h has s
probably once VI Inc oo''"il mas
been cutoff, 4fnolished by , the I'M n
mense epsion the vast basin OF
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OroviIie Weekly Gazette
BY FRED. J. FINE.
Issued Every Friday. $50 ayear

Entered at the poatoffice at Orc
vile, Washington, as second
class matter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-26
Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

The feature of local securities yesterday was
the sharp advance in Associated oil from $32 80
TO $3.50 under quite large business. Alaska
packers declined from 5000 to See. People s
10 $77.25. closing at ST. bid, the sales being
SIG, 900. The total bond sales on the exchange
were $G4,o00. Trading in the telephone common
stock showed marked falling OF.
In the unlisted department Pacific gas and
electric securities all higher. The pre-
ferred stock was S104 .S71a G1o5. the common
was quoted at $45 50@46 and the per cent
bonds at $95@96.25. Peoples water common
opened with sales at 1925, sold off to So and
closed at $5Q5.12h The preferred stock had a
The Goldneld Consolidated production in May
5000, 900 net.
E. L. Strauss, the well known broker leaves
tonight for trip to Seattle.
Oil stocks ex dividend yesterday were Column
ba, 13c; Four oil, lie; Union oil. soc; United Pc
troleum, 50c
The Tonopah mining company Of Nevada has
declared regular quarterly dividend of % cents
per share and an extra dividend of 10 cents both
payable July q to stock holders of record June
30.
The Brunswick Consolidated gold mining com
pany of Nevada county has levied an assessment
of cents per share, delinquent July 30
The regular annual meeting of the stock hold
ers of the Security savings bank has been called
for July u.
The common and preferred stocks of the Pa
cihc telephone company have been listed ON the
New York stock exchange.
The Swiss American bank has declared semi
annual dividend at the rate Of per cent per an
mum on all savings deposits, payable July l.
The Mutual savings bank viii pay dividend
months ending June &c. This is an increase of
10 cents per share the previous half year
The Mission savings bank will pay a semiau-
nual dividend TO depositors July l.
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Rutter. Cheese and Ergr

The only change in the quotations under this
head in eggs, the extra grade being ma rked
up ne to zoe dozen. Several dealers were in
need of small supplies. and this demand brought
ont some spirited buying on the exchange. II lots
of 10 each changing hands The under
grades unchanged. and although they were
officially declared steady the feeling In the
street regarding them was one of easiness as
several receivers were carrying larger stocks
than they could readily dispose of, and the com
petition of eastern seconds was another weaken
ing factor. Quotations for butter and cheese
were undisturbed and a majority OF the trade
continued TO report a dull market for both
Sales the exchange were confined to extra
eggs, 10 cases going at 2Jc, 20 at 251sc and 80
at 26c Dozen
Receipts We're IS, 400 pounds butter 791OO
pounds cheese and 1867 cases eggs.
The following official quotations established
by the sales, bids and offers on the floor of the
dairy exchange Prices In the street while gov
erned by the exchange quotations generally
range from lae to &c higher, owing TO the vari-
charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 2515c per h
steady; do hrsts, Zoe, steady do seconds 24c
steady.
Cheese-California fancy nats. 1s1hc per ID.
firm; do frsts 121sc. firm: do seconds. f2e
firm; fancy Young Americas. 16c steady. do
frsts, 141ac. steady; fancy Oregon Young Amer
icas, 1515e weak; do fats, 15c, firm
Eggs tper. dozen, cases Observation-Disclosures
fresh extras, 26c, steady; do drsts. 24l5c.
steady; do seconds, 211ac. steady; do thirds
gle, steady.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Veaws1s@sMe for large and s15as1se for
Mutton-wethers, 77sc; ewes. 69Tc per ID.
Iamb-Sla ds1sc per 10.
9Ia @1Oc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight
No. fat steers, 600 lbs. alive. &c;
under 900 lbs, 34se; second quality, S14@3fte;
thin and undesirable steers, Sc.
No. 1 COWS and heifers. SIC; second quality.
Sc; common thin, undesirable cows. 2Q21ac.
Fat bulls and stays, &c; half fat or thin bulls.
E61%c.
41he heavy, 81 G4c
Sheep (per lbJ-wethers, No. 1. &c; ewes.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs. AZ
G5c.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 40 lbs 7GTAc; 40 to $50 lbs, TIC; $50 TO
$50 lbs 6at @7c; rough. heavy hogs. 41565e;
common. undesirable hogs. 49415e.
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WeekIy Trade Revier

NEW YORK, June 20 Bradstreet's tomor-
viii say: improvement caused by better
weather and crop reports and further expansion
IN the volume of industrial operations is more
manifest this week. Retail reports are still
rather irregular excessive heat being credited
with retarding distribution In some sections
Jobbing trade reports slightly better but
by far the best reports to distributiye trade
come from the wholesale lines. Collections are
rather slower.
The industries led by iron and steel show ex-
pansion Of operations, larger outputs and some
wage advances. More confidence is expressed
than at any preceding time since the depres-
sion began.
The situation in the leather trades is one OF
great strength based apparently upon the
scarcity Of hides
Business failures in Canada for the week
number 30, compared with IS last week and 81
in the like week of 1908.
Wheat, including -four. exports from the
United States and Canada for the week end
ing June - aggregate SOC. $40 bushels against
l.650.T90 last week and 3.l29.O60 the same
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ProyIsions

Cottolene-One half Dbl, 10%c; half bbIs
101ac; l fierce. lose; tierces, 10Ae; tierces,
10kc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams 17@I715c: picnic hams. lie; bacon, TO S
lbs 21c; TO 10 lbs. zoe; 10 to II lbs. zoe;
sugar cured bacon. 23e; Arrow bacon, to 10
lbs Ice; 10 TO IL lbs. 19c; light dry salt
bacon, s to 10 lbs. 1shc; 10 10 u lbs. 1TIae;
medium bacon 16c; light medium bacon. Ice.
Lard-Tierces. 1415c; sos 14Zc, los 15%c, IS
15Ac IS 151ae; compound lard. tierces sac, sos
s%c los exc, IS 9Ssc, IS exc; yellow cooking
oil, 53c per gall white cooking oil, soc per gal ;
salad oil 5Sc per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots,
inspected by the government. 81 per Dbl
higher Extra family beef S14 per Dbl; family
beef $3.50 per bbl; extra mess beef. SIS per
Dbl.
Pork-Extra prime. In barrels, S21; clear. $23;
mess 500; pig pork, S2s; pigs feet So for half
bbls 81 50 for % lb kegs and $3.50 for kits;
smoked beef, III per ID.
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Flour and FarinaeeOus Goods

Flour-CaIifornia family extras. Sc. 6007 net
nne- s.. 5Od6. 20; Oregon aud Washington. per
bbI IS 5OG6.5O for family. bakers and patents
and S4 Ij6l525 for cut on; Kansas patents,
81. 50GT so; do straights, $780, DO clear, 81
Dakota patents IS; DO straights. 81 80; do clear.
1925 per bbl.
Farinaceous GoOds-Prices in packages, net
cash. no discount are as follows: Graham hour
rice -four SIS; corn meal 1925; extra cream do.
$3-T5: cat neal $40; cat greats. .40s hOmny,
So. 6OG4: buekwheat -four. So: whole wheat -four.
81 %; rolled oats bbls $SQS.5O. in-saeks $40
as: extra cream do, $3.50 in sacks and 50 In
barrels; rolled wheat, bbls S5-15 in sacks 81 80
la525, pearl barley. $3.50: SPLIT peas. boxes,
1919 FOR yellow and SEES FOR green per 100 lbs.
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NMERCAL MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY THE CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks about the same. Cop
pers weak.
Spot and future cotton higher
Sharp advance in Associated oil stock.
Exchange unchanged. Silver lower
Wheat rises at Chicago on bullish news.
Barley futures higher. Cash grain I'M
changed.
Nothing new in oats or corn.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs unchanged.
Wool cleaning Up in the north.
Live, dressed and cured meats unchanged.
Eggs frmer Butter and cheese as before.
New potatoes in large receipt and lower.
Poor fruit in oversupply.
Poultry dull and featureless.
Turpentine advanced &c per gallon.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains

Wheat-Liverpool futures were higher. Chi
cago advanced &c and reported an active trade IN
wheat, with local talent covering shorts Ex-
port business and strong cables back of the
strength. Bad weather predicted for Kansas
also helping the market. The market was well
sustained later on buying based on wet weather
for harvest In The southwest and continued re-
ports Of small yields from many of the winter
wheat states The sensational news of the day.
which started the excited bull market during
the closing minutes of the session, report
Of 100 hoatloads export business done here by
one house and rumor that export sales in all
positions might be many times as great IL
looks if Europe with short crops ahead and
the Argentina crop in doubt is making an effort
TO secure breadstufs from new winter wheat
harvest. The advance is too fast to last.
Minneapolis wires A special 10 the Tribune
from Winnipeg says: According 10 the Alberta
government report issued yesterday one third to
three quarters of the winter wheat in the south
ern part OF that province was killed The
ground has been plowed up and resown to oats. -
John Iuglis wires from Harper, Kan; Would
place oklohoma acreage at 900, 900; aver
age yield 10 bushels; total, 8, 0oO, 600 bushels.
Fields exceedingly uneven: none that can be
called good. Ranges from fields almost worth
less to Is bushels
The san Francisco market is still in the same
old groove.
CASH WHEAT
California club. 81. 10@215; do milling, So 20;
California white Austria Ian. nominal at 81. 20G
$50; OF grades of California wheat, s2@2IO;
81 271z a s21k Russian red, 81. ioa2 IS turkey
red, S2.l0Q2.20 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. IN. Session
No quotations
p. M, Session
No quotations
Barley-The market for the cash grain was un.
changed yesterday. though futures were higher.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. spot, 81 .40G1. 421s: COM
mon to fair, S1.371a a I3s% per etl; brewing
and shipping, nominal; chevalier, $1.7Og .7215
FUTURES
10 a. IN. Session
OptiGn- Open High. Low. Close.
December 81 .401a 81 .40& S1.4o1a 81 40s4
p. m. Session
Option Open High Low. Close.
December .40s4 Ia I.40% la
oats-There is nothing to report, the mar
ket being quiet.
New reds s1.55@1.77la and old whites SIS
0215 per ctl.
Corn-California small round yellow. 81 so to
arrive and $1S7h spot; large yellow, S1.S712 a
lS0; western states yellow sacked 81 30:
white, Sl.9o; in bulk, San Francisco track. gel
low, s1.77 white 81 10; mixed Sits: Egyp-
tian, $l.90 per ctI for white
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables
The market FOR new potatoes developed weak
tone yesterday continued heavy arrivals from
the river districts, and with most sellers 81 So a
GENITAL was top price the wharf slightly
higher prices obtained for the besr zeIec-
tions in the street. but even the jObbers were
making concessions to buyers. Yellow onions
were in good request at steadier figures. while
the market badly eyerstocked with reds
which could be bought az bargain rates IN in
stances Asparagus and peas were firm features
OF the vegetable market and the latter were
higher. while nearly everything el7e on the Hsr
was in abundance. with prices low as a rule
There practically no sale for small boxes Of
cueumhers and summer squash and large pack
ages Of both were Offering at lower figures
A 10 pound box OF green okra, the first for the
season. came in from stockton and was sold al
40e a pound.
Potatoes (per ctp-River Burbanks. 81 5Oa
80; oregon BurbankS, Si.J00l75, new pota-
toes. S1aEt.j0.
Onions red. 40Q50c per sack; new yell
low. 750S0c per ell
Vegetahles-Asparagus S15002 per box. RIM
barb. 81 u1.2J per box; tomatoes. l5cNS per
crate and 40065c per box; green peas. SD 25fi
Ito per sack: string and wax beans, 3G 5c per
10; summer squash. 3JdJOc per box; do large
boxes, 15c4Sl; garlic, 49Jc per 10 for new
cabbage. 81 per ell; cucumbers. 35IJ0c per box.
dc large boxes, 81 d %; csulifOwer, 50065c per
dozen; carrots. SI-75 PER sack; turnips. 81 25F
80 per sack; eggplant. 6GTc per III; green pep
perS i04t21ac per ID: green corn. 81 500 Ed
per sack for Alameda aud - for Winters. do
Brentwood, 30440e per dozen
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Sharp Advance in Associated Oil
May Product Of Merger 5000, 900

week last year. For the % weeks ending June
"a exports 1917 563. 112 bushels. against 2Ol,-
s64. 211 in the corresponding period last year
Corn exports for the week 5i.330 bushels,
against 1880 last week and 6S.597 in 1905
For the 81 weeks ending June "a corn exports
%, 0s5, oIS bushels, against 45,27s,375 last
year
r. @. Dun Co.'S weekly review of trade
tomorrow will say: Reports from the prin-
cipal industrial aud mercantile centers are EN-
couraging, and the long delay in tarin
REIMBURSEMENT and the controversy over the
proposition TO tax the net earnings OF cor
porations do not to hold in check the
Improvement In business conditions. Tile fm-
provement. though based upon many sound
economic conditions, is undoubtedly facilitated
by the of money. which also explains in
part the previous tendency toward high prices
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Han ana Feedstuff.

The demand for hay continues slack, buyers
are purchasing with caution. Receipts are ample
and the tone OF the market is easy. Feedstufs
are unchanged
Bran-s2SGSO per ton for white and SIS 50@
20 for red.
Middlings-s33635 per ton.
Shorts-s31 G32 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley, S30d32; rolled oats
for feed. S39G41; mixed feed $25d30 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal, In 20 ton lots $3.50, In
&c ton lots $50, in ton lots $3.50, small lots
$40: cocoanut cake or meal at mills. $50 In -
and 10 and $3.50 in ton lots; jObbing. ST
corn meal S3904O; cracked corn. S4ON41; broom
corn seed nominal: alfalfa meal and mealfalia
jcbbing lots S24. carload lots SOB per ton
Hay-New crop wheat Si461s.50. wheat and
eat, $14GfT. tame 0at. s14016; volunteer WIKI
cat. S11@14; barley. S11@14; alfalfa, Sl04l4'
stock hay. STd1O per ton.
Straw-jO0I soc per bale
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Egg Market In Nearby countIe.

PETALJMA. June 23.-The prices paid for
eggs today went up l5e after the receipt OF
quotations from the San Francisco dairy ex-
change; 24i5e was the best cash price paid
Dodge. Sweeney & Co. today shipped from their
local branch two carloads OF eggs to Alaska
There were 500 cases of 80 dozen eggs each The
consignment Will 90 to Alaska City and will b.,
sent out to various trading posts
SANTA CRUZ. June 25.-The local egg mar
ket remains unchanged and the long standing
quotation of 26c prevails. The local supply is In
great dem11d on account OF summer crowds
SANTA ROSA, June 25.-With the receipt OF
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June 25.-The wheat market was
decidedly strong all day and at times the
volume OF trade large. An advance of
Esd to I'd at Liverpool caused initial gains
here of ssc to 1850, and later prices were
forced up another cent or more on runor OF ex-
port business transacted overnight bids at
all grain centers in this country.
In the dnal half of the day interest of pit
traders was eentered in the export situation.
Exact figures not obtainabe. but IT was
learned that today's business exceeded 100 boat
loads. and some estimates placed the bust
as high as 200 boats. Crop en-
tirely ignored. During the day July sold between
81 .14& al. 16. The market closed active and
strong, with prices almost at the high point.
Anal quotations July being $1.151s al 10
The corn market was bullishly affected by
the bulge in wheat and closed strong, with
net gains for the day of &c to &c.
Oats followed the course of other grain senti-
ment being bulsh nearly all day. The mar
ket closed strong, with prices lac to &c above
yesterdays final quotations
Provisions were strong and closed 2l3c to
27hc up.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Poultry and Game

Poultry handlers continued TO report dull and
uninteresting market. and the only descriptions
for which there any particular inquiry were
large Young ROSTERS flyers and fat heavy hens,
which formed a very small percentage Of the
CENTS Ordinary hens and small young stock
continued 70 drag badly at weak rates
Poultry (per dOzen)-Hens, 404-50 for small.
s-06 for large and $7NS for extras; young
ROSTERS SSQ10; old ROSTERS S4GJ; fryers $3.50
G650: broilers S3.5O44 .50 tor large and s.. 50
as for small: ducks, S60T pigeons, S1-5O,
SQUADS. S2d225; gOslIngs, S282.5O per pair.
Game-N Nominal.
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STOCK MARKET IN
NERVOUS STATE

NEW YORK, June 25.-Ths action of
the stock market today was not ilIumi-
mating in showing the state of financial
sentiment. There were periods of weak
ness alternating with periods of strength,
and neither was a response to any known
news.
The reactionary movement of the Union
Pacific stocks rather discredited the ruInors
used to push preferred stock suddenly to
Ito and the publication of the plans of the
Southern Pacific for merging and organic
ing its Mexican properties aroused
pioion that this might be the matter that
had given rise TO all the surmises of
coming Hartman financial plan.
The copper industrials We're center of
depression, the influence of the London
market on New York increasing on rumors
that an operator largely concerned in
American coppers was in trouble.
speculative contest was waged insist
entity in Reading, and the erratic huctua-
tions in that stock kept the whole market
unsettled. A decline Of q point and a
period of wavering fluctuations were fol-
lowed by a brisk advance, which raised
price.
The receipts of cash from the interior
seem TO have exceeded the shipments by
upward of $4,000, oOO the largest move
ment for any one week of the season. De-
ductiens TO be made are the S214, 900 alb
sorbed by subtreasury' operations and the
gold expOrts-Sl, 900, 0O0 to South America
early in the week and $1,000, 900 engaged
today for export to France tomorrow.
The Paris cheque on London declined again
today. but the London discount rate also
fell. The gold movement from New York
TO France is not clearly understood. but
recent purchases Of United States steel, in
connection with the plan TO list that stock
on the Paris bourse, were given as an ex-
PLANTATION for the check to the outward gold
movement. few specialties showed iss-
lated strength due TO particular cause.
Bonds were steady. Total sales (par
vslue), s5.5s0.ooo.
United States As registered declined a
and the coupons u per cent on call.
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Chicago Wheat Rises on Bull News
New Potatoes Plentiful and Lower

$4,000 barrels; exports. 400 barrels Quiet, but
firm.
red, old, 81 Al. nominal elevator; No. : red
81 ~ nominal new 81 n and August T. o. b..
afoat: No l northern Duluth, 81 .31%s T. o..
b. aioat; No. 2 hard winter 81 Sass Z O. b.
afoat.
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS, June 25--F1ax. SI.TSss-
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There were no further changes in beans yes
terday.
Beans (per ctD-Bayo So 4O95.50; pea. So. %
1850; small white, S.. 7597; large white.
IS 4OG 8 so; pink. sS.1ON3.25; red, nominal !:
blackeye. So. 4Od3.6J: lima. S4.1004.25 red kid
neys IS. JQ3.50; cranberry beans nominal !;
Garvanzas, $2.5OQ3; horse beans, Sl.90G2.2O.
Seeds-BrOwn mustard. 4&412c; yellow mus
tard nominal: haxseed. 4c. carload lots; canary
4d41te; alfalfa. 1914 G1Sc; rape. cleaned. "a
2i5e. timothy, &c; hemp. &c; millet, Sac per ID.
broOmcOrn seed. S23. so per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at SO . per ell
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New York Money 1Iarket

NEW YORK June 25-Money on call easy AZ
offered at 1ss-
Time loans duh and weak. Sixty days.
2% G232 per cent; 80 days, 21a @2% per cent
months. 81 Q3M.
Prime mercantile paper, 3la to per cent
Sterling exchange Arm, with actual business
IN bankers bills at $4.se5o@4. $3.50 for. so
bills and at 81 SS05 for demand
Commercial bills, $4s6Q4.s6ss
Bar silver, 52Zc
Mexican dollars 44c.
Government bonds weak: railroad bonds steady
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SEATTLE, june 25.-Clearings, 81 ,344 155 :
balances. S200.6Is.
TACOMA. June 25.-Clearings SITS a25. hal
ances S49, 699.
balances. S119. 1854.
sPoKANE. June 25.-clearings, 81. o22 e47:
balances $95. 63S.
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Condition of the Treasur,

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund
exclusive of the $50 600 900 gold reserve shows
Gold coin and bullion, $40 S07 059: gold certff.
Sl20. 1871 SIC