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14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Southern Nevada Stocks quiet and unchanged. Comstocks steady.
.Wall-street Stocks and Coppers lower. Cotton higher.
Silver advanced s^c. Slight variations in Exchange. '
Chicago Wheat excited over crop damage reports.
Local Grain markets not materially changed.
Hay steady, Feedstnffs firm and Beans quiet.
Spring Wool slow in coming into market
Potatoes weakening under large arrivals. Onions high.
Poultry and Game in sufficient supply and unchanged.
Oranges in very active demand and firm. Lemons ditto.
Butter lc higher. Eggs irregular. Cheese easy.
Hogs weakening under increasing receipts.
EASTERN MARKETS
\rw YorK Money Slarket
NEW lORK." April 12. — Money on call. easy.
I 1%<22% per wnt; ruling rate. 2%; cteelor bid,
; 5 per cent; offered, 2% per cent.
: Time loans, steady.' sixty days, 35i; ninety
, days, 4%@5 per cent; six months, 6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. <>(£.<>% per cent.
Sterling exchange, easier, with actcal bnti
' nrss In bankers' bills at $4.8545® 54.8550 for
demand and at $4.tC55@4.5260 for sixty daya.
Posted rates. 54.53e4.53% and $4.66%.
Commercial bill*. $4.62%©4.82?«. ; V
liar silver. Cs*ic.
Mexican dollars, 50%<\
Bonds — Gorernment, steady; railroad bonds,
stetdy.
W'all-9treet Sparks
NEW YORK. April 12.— Summary— Americans
; !b London rteady at about parity. Crop damage
• stories much exaggerated. Large inquiries in mar
, i.f-i for etrcctural steeL Standard OH income
: liow larger than in any previous year. Good lv
. quiry for iron for future delivery. Pig iron out
: pet FhowK a falling off. Erie In demand in loan
( rrnwd end general Inquiry indicates bear account
; still extensive. Large producers continue to ex
' press confidence in position of copper marfcet.
\u25a0 Estimated increase in world's copper production
1 for 1«W about 4% per oent. Bill taxing anthra
i rite 3 cents a ton passed Pennsylvania House of
I Representatives. Increased* wage schedules this
I year will cost St. Paul over $1,750,000.
: \u25a0 s
BTesr York Stock Market
t NEW YORK. April 12, — Prices moved lr
rejTClarly downward in tte stock market today
I <*> narrowing transactions of a professional kind, j
I The declines were said to have Induced some
! liquidation of loag stock, but Importance was
SKsliTBPd to the activity of the bears in the
market. The news of the day was not of
treat apparent effect outside a few special
stocks. In tae coppers there was weakness
Jioth here and abroad. This was in connection
' *rlth the fall In the price of copper warrants
i In tte London market and the marking down
\of th* price of copper upon tbe New York
Metal Exchange. The denial hy the agents of
I t!>e great producers of the reliability of these
1 <]uotationi> as an index of the actual market
', for copper was givrn a good deal of discussion,
; bat they do not prevent the stocks of the copper
J companies from being depressed by the lower
j Injt quotations. Copper securities abroad, *ln
j r!u<!ing Klo Tlntos, fell sharply in price. This
! movement of tlie coppers had more or less
! Fvmpethetic effect upon tbe whole market. Pro
! Sessions of apprehension over the prospect fpr
'< the crops were a factor In the depression.
• These were found in the reports of crop experts
'. traveling in tie crop regions, and their influence
; *es Increased by the firm tone in the wheat
\u25a0 market. Besides the Immediate effect of these
' reports depressing prices, they served as a re
; minder of tbe prowlnit importance to be looked
'- for from this time forward of tbe new crops as
'11 market factor. Thin makes a season prob
:' eble of entertain fluctuations in stocks, which
! are a deterrent from large speculative commlt
! tnents in tbe market. The continued decline
I In money rates U.iii here and abroad seems to
have failed to incite any active demand for se
\u25a0 purities. The failure of the market to respond
• to ttlr development has much to do with en-
I rourspliifr the bears to make tbe attacks on the
; market whicb have boen noticeable for two
! <Jars pnst. Preliminary estimates of the week's
'\u25a0 currency movement with tbe interior indicate.
I « balance in favor of New York of less than a
• million, dollars. The Snbtreasnry operations
tiave contributed $2,5Cf1.000 to the banks since
ihe last bank statement. • Last week's cash
: pain, although very large, vas less than the
preliminary estimates, and this gives some ex
pectation that the preliminary figures somewhat
understate the actual caln to be shown In to
morrow's Rtatrn:ent. The abstract of national
back repons as of March 22 shows the ex
tended position of the credit situation the coun
try throcph. end explains the expectation in
Ibankir. r quarters of a continued demand for
cash from the interior to keep up reserves. Frdm
January 2G to Merch 22 tbe loans expanded
172.576.460. while tbe percentage of legal re
i*Tves to deporiis had fallen from 21.53 per cent
to 20.74 per cent. Agricultural exports for
March shewed an Increaar in value over March
of last year of 512.726.154, although each Item
rxcept cotton showed a decline from last week
of 1.C23.7G7 basliels for wneat and 1.441.255
bushels for corn. Tbe market was not under
Immediate pressure at Hie closing, but there
: wan no vigorous recovery. \
Bonds w.'re heavy. Total sales, par value,
$1,204,000. United States bonds were uncßanged
on call.
\e*r York Stock MAnt
• E. F. HflTton i- Co.. 490 Caljrornta street,
nembers of the New York Stock Exchange, fnr
r'.sti tiie following list of boad and stock sales
yesterday : j
fiales.l STOCKS. lHiph.|Low.| Bld.| Ask 7
! Adams Express 2SO 300
200|AHiR-Chßlmeri> .. 12% 12»4 I2ML 12a:
1 Do i»fd 32H .11%
SS.KtXJ'AmaJ Topper NU »2% 93% '.n%
200' Am Beet Sugar. 17Vfe| 17 lfis. 17
i D<Kj.fd !....'. I '..... S2
SOOJAm Can Co j 7 j <J"gi C% 7
fiwu. I>o vfd IR» 58 r.7»« .'«S%
400iAm Car &Fy Co' .17% SCi 37 37 %
I Do pf <i »S% 10(t
IOO; Am Cotton Oil.. 31 31 :u»u. 31%
». -Do pfd SO " 8S
..'Am Dist Tel 23 4O '
[Am Kspresn 210 220
lAm Ors Twne Co! j C f.%
|Am Hide « I 1 4-ji, .1
.!- I»o pfd ! 21% 22
]Am lee Secar.. ].....' . S2 S5
lAm Linseed 13 15%
! ft)o pfd 30 33'
»00; Am locomotive.. l 64 C 3 *21% «4
1 Do pfd ...1...) 1(15 109
SO.SOOIAm Kit & Kfg CoU32U ISTis; JS2 i:{2i^
flfiO', Do pfd losifc 10s . 107 10s
.VXiiAm Supar .. \u25a012i-( 1 i125«. I2r.=i 12«
it IV> pfd . r j !....:iI2S 128
lAm BH Fiidri.es.! .j 8 Sl4
100- Do pfd ..-. 38 38 I 37M. .19 "
!Am T«-l & Tel cJ 120- 125
Urn Tob pfd ....i.: 92>4 9.1
200! Am Woolen I 30 a i .10*4 •«•% 80%
, 1 Do pfd 96 97%
14,900' Anaconda 61% 00 61 »i 61%
'. {Atlantic Coast L 103 104'
SS.BOOiA T & Santa Fe. SSaj 94VJ 94% 95
J00! Do pfd !>s£ 95« iSS 97
s.Coo:Ealtiisore & Ohio 100 99 99% 99%
*..( Do pfd 00 92
6,800;n R T.....: 60% 59% 00 , 60ii
(Brooklyn Un Gas. 110 120
400' Canada Southern. €S%i 63 63U 63^
lfl.lOOiCanadlan Pacific. 175' 173% 175 175H
5,600' C & 0... 42% 42 42 42%
!c & a v :.... 15 .17
1 Do pfd 58 59
C & G W 13« i 13%
* Do pfd "A" 69 60%
....... Do pfd "B" IS}* 18H
'Do debs .....;.. 77 75%
1,700' C &-T W 151 150% 150?4 150*4
14.000: C M &St P 1.15% 134 135 135%
100! Do pfd ... 161 151 150 152
600 Central Leather. SO 29% 29% .10
I Do pfd . »6 97%
....... Ohicapo Term..... .5 7
..] Do pfd 6 »
'Clilc Un Trac 4»i 5
1 I>o pfd .. . ..... ..... 15% 16%
: iCCC&StL.. 71 72-
jGCC &St Lpfd 106 109
4.WXJ Colo FA 1 35% 35% .15' .15%
300,tV>l H C & I.:. 27 26% 26% 27%
I. SOU Colo Southern.... 27 26% 26% 27
> Do Ist pfd 5914 60%
..! Do 2d pfd -48* 49
90Ci;ConM>l!dated Gas. 131% 131 131 131 14
lOOXtom ProducU .. 1954 19& 19% 20
... Do pfd: 79- 7»%
i,looDel & Hndson ..192 190 iuiu 191%
......: D-L & W ............ ..... 450 475
600 d & n o 30% so novi ao«
....... Do pfd ..... ..... 75% 77
a»etro!t Un-Ry .. .;..-. ..... 74% 74%
...[l)UnK.ud Match.. .123 125
2,loolDistHUne Sec. . . 71% 71 71 71%
(Dulutta 8S t A 13 14V4
{.Do pfd •:.': 13 14%
fI.IOO Erie 24! i 24 24% 24%
4,300 Do Ist pfd ::. 55Vi 54 54 54%
400 Do 2d pfd .; . 39 .18 :: J .*K :: j .si
400 Fed M & S pfd .. 86% 86 85% 86
500, General Electric. I*7 146% !4C% J47%
....'...Granby Cons:. ... ..... 125 135'
J .OOOJGreat \u25a0 Nor Ore... 61% 60% 611J 01%
o.3oo'Great North pfd 136% 135% 1.15% 13C'
Greene Can Cop 15% 16
....;-.. ISjirana Tob Co. ....\ ..... 14 15 \u25a0
........ Do pfd ...'.... ....'. ..... 20^ 23
]Hock Val rects .:.. 87
Do pfd ....... 93
(Illinois Central.. ..... .....145 '\u25a0 149
200ilnterboro Metro. . 25% 25 25 25%
...... Inieral Marine... ..... ..... 7% 8%
...*... Do pfd ....... ....'. ...';. 24
- W»lntMjjl Paper .. 14\ 14% 14% 14%
....... Do. pfd \u25a0-..:...; ..... .".... 74»4 74%
Inttrnl Power .. ..... .'.... 43 .....
Interal Pump .. ;... 2C% \u008410 '
....... Do pfd 7»% 80
....... lowa -Central : .. ..... ..... 35; 38 \u25a0»
....... X CFS & M pf« . . ..r. 78% 7»
900.X C Southern. ... 25% 24% 25% 25%
800 Do: pfd..'. .60 5f1% 60. 61
Lake" Erie & W. ..... 22 25"
Do pfd 60 «5
Lebigb Valley V. ..... ...~. 65. 66%
* t Long Island ..... ..... ..... 52 60,:
800] Ltc N 117% 117% 117% 118
..;.... Mackay- ...V. ..... 69 70 '
—A... 1 Do. pfd. „..;.. .;... ...... «S% 89;
New Tork Stock- U«t Conttnosd
Sales \ Stocks yntgh| Low| Bid IfrUk
2OoiManhattan IKSi, 139 ISB {140
....... Met st Ry ..... »4 ioo
100 Mm Ontnl 22% 22% 22% 23
200 Minn & St L .. 45% 4SU * s \u25a0»"%
Do pM 83 85
MStPA S8 M 104 107*4
Do pfd 135' 137
700 Mo X A Texas . 86*« Sfi»; ZG% 36%
800 Do pfd 66% 68 66 6«%
2.200 Mo Pacific 75% 74% 74U 75U
x c a st i ...J! lis iso
J. BOO National Lead .. 61% 60% 61% fi2
400 Do pfd ....... »8H *$% !*>%i »9
IX RR of M pfd 52ft 54
lOONatl Biscuit .... 77 77 77 78
Do pfd 113% 114%
Nev Cons Cop 14 14%
"... .V J Central ....190 200
600 X V Air Brake „ 116 115% 116 118
1,800 X T Central ... 11»% 11S»« 119 119^
200N V C * St L . 42% 42 42% 44
Do Ist pfd 110 120
Do 2d pfd 77 85
»YN H4 H 173 176
X V O & W W SKU 39
500, -Norfolk &W . 77% 77 78% 77 "4
Do pfd 77' 78S
100;Xorth American 73% 73% 73 74V.'
28.200; Northern Fac .. 183% 131% 133 153%
lOOOmaha 137 137 135 140
Do pffl '. l&O 180
... Ontario Rll Mng 5% 6
Pacific Coast 96 99
Do Iwt pfd 80 100
Do 2d pfd 101 105
Pacific Mall 27% 29
20.600 Perm R II Co .. 125% 125 125% 125%
i eOOJPeople's Gas 83% 1)214 »2V« 82%
200 Plttsburg Coal . . 12% 12 12 ' 12%
Do pfd 54 54%
PCCASt L. .. 71 72%
Do pfd 94 98
400 Pressed Steel C . 36% S6 30 36%
\u0084 Do pfd 93% 95
: Pullman Car Co 167 171
By S S Co 45' 45%
Do pfd 93 94
157,400 Reading 108% 10G« 107% 107%
Do Ist pfd SC
1.700 Do 2d pfd ... 86 85 . S5
1,600 Rep S4- 1 30% 29% 30 30%
500 Do pfd 87' S6H 86 56%
! 1.100 Rock Island Co . 22 21% 21% 21%
100 Do pfd 51 Cl 60% SI 14
....... S S S * I Co 53 54
Do pfd 100
StL & SF Ist pfd 62 67
Do 2d pfd 36 37
300lSt L A S W ... 22% 21% 21% 22
Do pfd 52% 53
80,500!Soothern Pac ... 84% 83% 84 84%
I Do pfd 116 116%
2.700 Southern Ry ... 21% 20% 21% 21%
1.800! Do pfd 6« 64% 64 65
100 Ten C & I 144% 144% 144 145
Ter Pae LTr Co. ........ .. 73 77
Texan Ptcific 25% 29%
Third Avenue lOS 115
ToI.Ry & Trac 26 26%
100 Tol St L & W... 29% 29% 29 29%
1.000 l Do pfd 54% 53% 54% 55'
jTwin City R T OC 97
Cn Bag & Paper « (Hi
I Dv pfd 53 55
163,70<) Union Pacific ... 13R% 138% 137% 137%
100 Do pfd 88 88' 87% 90
United Copper 62' i 63 s
Un Hds of S F 38 41
"v" v Do pfd 60 63
Do 4s ; /..... 76
200 D 8 Cast I Pipe. 38% 86% 36, 36U
100 Do pfd 82% 82 79% 82.
U S Express .100 106
900 U S Realty & Con 77% 72 72V- 75
... U S Uwl & UefK 17% 19
Do pfd 52 54 I
200 U S Rubber 43*4 43U 43»4 43»i
Do ]»t pfd : 103 104 V*
Do 2d pfd..... 74 74%
C4.400!U 8 Steel Cor... ZH% 37% 38% SSV*
5.K00! Do pfd 100% 100H lOOli 100%
SOOiCtan Copper ... 23% 27% 28 25%
200 Va Car Chen Co. 29 28% 28% 29%
Do. pfd 103 107
Va Coal 1& C 72 74%
SOO Do pfd .\ 60U CO 59% 60%
700;Wabasli 14% 14% 14% 14%
COO) Do pfd 28 25% 25i£ if,
... 'Wells Farjco Er 230' 300 . \u25a0
....'... I Western Union -. ..... 82 BO*48 O *4
IWentlntcnoune 145% 147
-..|W * L E 12% 13%
100 Do Ist pfd 28% 28% 23 29%
t Do 2d pfd r?».. 17 17%
I • JW" Central .... ISS 19%
• 1 do pfd — ... rr~. . — 35% 40%
763,900— T0tal shares sold. f'
Xew'York Boadi
n S ref 2s reg..104 ' Uapan 6s. 2d ser. 07%
1H» coupon ..:.104 Do 4s cert ,»83
Do 2« t*%.. 102*; Do 4%s cert 81%
Do coupon 103% Do 2d series... . 91 »!,
Do old 4s reg.lol% LAN .unified 45.. 9»%
l>o coupon ....101',; Man con pold 45.. e$S
Do new 4s .reg. 130fe ilex Central 4"5... 81
Do coupon .'. ..130 U. Do Ist Inc.. .. 23
Amer Tob 4ts 73 Vj Minn &St U4s . 8!)
Do Cs 105% M. X & Texas 4s. »7
i Atch Ren 4b 9914 Do 2ds S3U
l>o adj 4s 91 INK of Mer con 4s 92
Atlantic C L 4t. 95%! N V C gen 3%5.. 02 U
Bait & Ohio 45.. 100 NJ C gen 55... 123
Do 3%s ....... 0.1 iXor Pacific 45.... 101%
Brooklyn RT c.4s 86 1 Do 3s ......... 71
Central of Ga 55.109 !Xor & W con 4s. 98
Do Ist mc BMO 8 Line rfd* 4s. 93U
Do 2d 1nc.... 72 Pa con* 3^s .... tny,
Do 3d Inc.. 62%|Keadini jren 45... i»7^i
Ches & Ohio 4^s.]ft2% R L & I M con 55.110<54
Chi "X Alton 3»48. 09 Ist L A S F f K 4*. 81%
C, B & Q new 4s. 95%rst L S: W con 4s. 7C'
C, R I & Pae 4s. 72%lSeaboard A L 4g. 74
Do col 5s 87 !So' Pacific 45..... 87%
CC.tt & SLgn 4«.U>O I Do Ist 4s cert. . 03%
Colo-Ind sb. «r A. 62%!50 Hallway 155... .111
<x)lo Midland 45.. 70V4|Tei * Pa"c 1i)t5..114
Col«» & So 4« 90% Tol.St L & W 4s 80%
«"l»a if 102 Union Pacific 45.. 101 V.
Den & Rio G -U. »r. (JT S Steel 2d 55. . 98%
Dlst Securities r.s. S4V;| Wal>a«li I«ts .....lllU
Erie prior Hen 4s. 96%' Do. deb 8.. .:'.; 6.1%
Do pen 4b .... S3 [Western Md 45;.. 75
nock Val 4%5...1041JiW & L Erie 45... 80
Japan Cs 97% 1 W1s Central 45... 87^
JVetr York Minlns Stocks .
Adams Con ..... 2O'.LItUe Chief ":....' "o6
AUce ...... s.l2%jOntarlo 5.25
Breece 1 25jOphlr V ......2.20
Hruns'Con ...... 40 Potosl ' 10
Com Tunnel .... SO Sarage ........... 93
Con Va Mln,(>>.. 1.08 Sierra NeTada ... 60
Horn Sll rer ..... 1..V) Small Hopes ...... 33
Iron SlUer 3.50 Standard a 50
LeadvlUe Con ... \u0084ofi| • \u25a0 \u25a0
Boatoa Stocks and Bond*
Money— \u25a0 * Allones ......... 52
CaU Joans- 4%§6 Amal Copper .... 93«
Ttmeiloans ...6%@0 Aria Commercial. . 24%
Bonds— Atlantic .......... IS
Atcblson 4s ..... 98% Blncham .... . . ... 17 .
Do adj 4a.. ... 90% Butte Coalition . . 23%
Mcx Central 45.. 81 Calumet & Arli.. 151
, Railroads— . ;. Calqmet & Hecla.B2s
Atchison »4»4iCentennlar 29V
Do pfd ........ 95^i Copper Range ... 70%
Boston & Albany. 23s Daly Weat ....... 16
Boston * Maine. IGO " Franklin- ; '15
Boston Kiev ....142 Granby ..........130 i
ritchburg pfd ...130 ißle* Royale ...... 18% i
Mcx Central .... 23% Mass Mining .... 5
X.Y. IsMI &H..174 iMicblgan :.. 14U
Union, Pacific .....137% Mohawk .......... 772
MlxcellaneoDH — I Xerada <-.... . '14
Amer Pnen Tube. 7;4lNorth Bntte 88
Amer Sugar ..;.125>i!Ol<l Dominion .... M«
Amer Tel i Te1. 123 lOsceola. ....... 139
Amer Woolen 1 ..'. 30% Parrot • ". .21"
Do pfd .-.\u25a0 .". . ... . «G% Quiney .... .V. .'.V.11C
Ed Elect Ilium. ,200 Shannon - ./: . . . . . . . 1O"J1
Mass Electric ... 17 Tamarack ......;.10C
Do pfd ........ (WJ Trinity :....;....; 20%
M *. M J Gas • • Cl% ITnlted Copper ... «2%
Lnlted Fruit ....111 ju S Mining-....;. 53%
Cn Shoe Mach... 07% U S Oil ..*:.... 10
Do pfd 27H Utah. ...... ....r.. 60%
US 5tee1........ 38 • Victoria ...:...... 7U
l>o pfd. ...... .100%1W1n0na .......... R !
Mining— -.-,-\u25a0 WolTerlne ;.'.'.; .-'.«O ,
AdTenture .......; 3.U •••-.--;.". / ..
««c^«». THE COPPER STOCKS .• , \u25a0 -i
BOSTOX." April 12— A reduction In th« price
?Jf-^2 on C?C ?J > , peT bro °K nt 1>» * SW>d many sell
sng orders this . mominz and . the - opening all
thronjrh the list was practically at the lowest If
the <lay. Lntll a more actlTe I demand for, the
metal deTtlops we expect a , dull « and nagging
London Clokldr Stocks \u25a0
Cons for money.. SC%IM;K& Texas '17 U
Do for. acct..Bß 5-16TNY Central"- ""i23
Anaconda ........ 12Tfc Xorfolk Jkreii/^fS •
Atchison ...... .V.. 98U •Do pfd ..... f*u,
_«<» Pfd ........ 99^ Ont& Western — 592
Ealt A 0hi0.:.... 102 V4 PennsylTanla"™ *. =04^
Can - Pacific ;.... 180% Rand Mine. v;f\-6%J
Cbe« AOhte..... 43% Readlßj:' V -55 -
'ChJ Great West.. 14 So Rallwty'" : 21T''
Chi. mii &st p.is»% Dofpfd ';;•••• esil
J > Beers ...... . . 2C% So .- Pacific V - " \u25a0' $$}
»™ & -Bio 0 . . . . 31 % Union Pacific f ! 142 '* '
-_• Do pfd ...... 7K1.4 Do \u25a0 pfd .7 : . I-:-'- 91
Erie . '.:.;..\u25a0.. 25 ; U S'.Steel "*-MSi
do m. nfd... ...'*; \u25a0 .-Diipfd "{-:::""-*kS*'
'\u25a02 T>Q ? < L pfd * •• ; •• 40 Wabash ...... ' " « 15U
C.rand Trnnlc .... Sl% Do pfd • - ' 27
111 Central " .'. .r. . 150 . Spanish , 4s" " "' '" ZUi
LoulsT^t; Nash:.. 122 . : • ••••••• »ltt
:."; Bai-fsllfer— nrinir3o 5-16 d' per "©urn*
Money-2@2 % per cent. !r~ W * .
The rate: of dlscoont . to the jcpeni market
UME ; ..BAN; /JKMuU&Q - :QALL. . SATUKUA *\u25a0 ; APBIL :SL3,c;i9Wi
for short bills is 3% per cent -• and for three
months 1 bills Z%@3% per .cent. \u25a0>.
Weekly Bank Clearings
NEW -": YOBK. "April n 12.— Bradstreefs \u25a0 bank
clearings receipts for the^ week ending. -April; 11
show an aggregate of $3,053,450,000 as against
$3,06f1.959,000 last week and $3,175,508,000 *in
the corresponding' week. last year.' \u25a0->:- \u25a0\u25a0',•::-;^ '\u25a0-',-;
Canadian clearings - for the * week total $80.
975,000 as against ?«4,226, 000: last •: week< and ,
$69,037,000 In the same week* last year. V ,r, r
The, following is a list of the cities:': /
. - \u25a0-" -^Percentages.
Cities— Amount Inc. Dec.
New-York ..$1,923,181,000 . .... : -.0.2
Chicago ........... 241,444.000 11.3
Boston ........... 1fiP,444,000 4.6. ....
Philadelphia; ..... 143.2C0.000 .... 1.3
St. Louis "... 01.435.000 2.7 ....
Pittsburg ........ 55,332.000 4.1 . '.'...
San Francisco ... 44.147.000 7.0 ; .. ..
Baltimore ..-.......' .27.871,000 .if.-: 8-3
Kansas City ....." 32,311,000 35.5, ..'.;
ClnclnnaU .... 30.900,000 14.5 ....
New Orleans .... 12.090.000 - .S ....
Minneapolis .'..... 15.280,000 10.1 ....
Cleveland .....;.. 18.mi.000-' 0.5 ....
Detroit 13.095.000 4.» ....
Louisville ........ 12.a50.000 4.1 ....
Los Angeles ..... J2.550.000 ...... 5.3
Omaha 10,626,000 13.9 ....
Milwaukee ..'..... 9.538.000 7.9\ 1 ..;.
Seat Me.........M e......... 10,lC«,000 7.9 ....
St. Paul . .... '7.557.000 10.9 ....
Providence ....... 7,505,000 ;... 2.6
Buffalo .......... 5.305.000 7.9 • ....
Indianapolis 7.751,000 ; 22. « ....
Denver 7.29(5,000 -13.6 •.. ....
Fort Worth .. 7.579.000 34.5 ....
Richmond f1.352,000 14.2 ....
Albany .......... .7.834,000 42:0 .;.."
Washington 6.32 C.OOO 3.2 ....
Salt Lake City .. 0.695,000 1.5 ....
Portland. Ore. ... 7.700.000 39:2 • ....
Columbus/ Ohio .. * fi. 350. 000 —11.3 ' ....
St. Joseph ...... 5.845.000' .8.9" ....
Memphis 4,825.000 .... 5.3
Savannah ........ 3,100,000 . .... '32.8
Atlanta ."........ 4.95T!,000 5.6 ....
Spokane. Wash. .. n.84».00O 38.0 ....
Toledo. Ohio 4,5.11.000 6.0
Tacoma ; 4.813,000 26.3 ....
Nashville, 4,138,000 20.2 ....
Rochester ........ 3.562.000 ...: ,12.8
Hartford - 3.f135,0«0 ' - 9.0 -...'.-
Peorla 2;M1.00t) .11.7 ....
Dcs Moines «,2«0,000 ll.». ....
Norfolk 2.«>."0.000 15.8 \u0084...
New"Haven ....... 2,Sr>2,OfiO 20.2 ....
Grand Rapids .... 2.553.000 -' 15.fi ....
Darton 2.476,000 17.1 ....
Portland. Me. .... 1.923.000 '," •':'. 2.7
Sioux City 2,311. fKW ." 20.1 ....
Springfield, Mass.. 2.100.000 .1.5
Bvansvllle, Ind. .. ]. 026,000 15.3 ....
Birmingham ..... 2.313.000 5.2 . ...
Syracuse 1.989.000 22.4 ....
Augusta, Ga 1.474.000 .... 30.0
ilobile 2.2.11,000 .14.3 ....
Worcester ....... 1,750,000 I^2 ....
Cnoxvllle ........ 1.548,000 .... .13.0
Wilmington. Del . 1,358,000 ..:. 5.6
Charleston. S. C... 1.472.000 22.9 :...
Chattanooga 1,3.10,000. 1.2
Jacksonville, Fla.. 1.703.000 3t.0 v .....
Wichita .......... .1,355.000 31.0
Wllkeebarre ....'. 1,248,000 2.7 ....
Davenport ....... 1,389,000 9.0 ....
Little Rock ...... 1.357.000 '3.5 1....
Wheeling. W. Va. 1,245,0f»0 "24.2 ....
Fall River .." ' 1.050.000 20.0 ..:.
Kalamawo, Mich.. '1.002.000 16. rt ....
Topeka .......... '';\u25a0\u25a0'. 1,055,000 18.0
Springfield, 111.... 864,000 .... 8.1
Helena n.18,000 37.3 ....
Fort Wayne, Ind 730.000 .... 5 0
New Bedford :... 734,000 19.3
....... 612,000 15.5
\oimgstown ...... 701.000 2 .1
Erie, Pa. 702,(K)« 25.5 ....
Macon 044.01 X) 16.4
Akron 72.1.000 88.2 ...
Rockford. 11l €96,000 2S.C
Cedar Rapids, la.. - 742,000 28 1
Chester. Pa, 552.000 .... "4"7
Binghamton 055,000 - 7.1
'arsro. N. D. ..... ' 7.16,000 45.4
>owell » 5.14,000 8.1 ....
Canton. Ohio .... \u25a0 426.000 0 7 ;
Bloomington, 111... 426,000 6.7 " " * 1 '
South Bend, Ind... 515,000 3C 6
Qulncy, ni. ..... 476.000 ii'j
Springfield. Ohio.. \u25a0 457.000 14 2
Sioux Fall. S. D. 534.000 42 4
Mansfield, Ohio .. 440 000 7 5 ""
Decatur, 111 383.000 2"!4 *""
'remont.' Neb. ... 259,000 17 7 '
Jacksonville. lIL.. 250,000 -5. 0
•Lincoln. Neb. .. 1.350,000 ....
'Oakland. Cal. ... 3,403.000
••Houston 23,727,000 ....
••Galveston 14,53.\000 .... 17*4
»r . , CANADA
Montreal , 29,250,000 4 2
5r° n , to *• 24,813,000. 17^0 ""'
Winnipeg 10.651.000H 25.5 - "
Ottnv* '; S.rfs.OOO* 21 9"
\anconver. B. a.. 3.60.1.000 57.1 ""'
x if* x • 1.702.000 Ji 12 7 ""
g u<>b f, c , 2.ai2,000 .10.8 • \u25a0-'.'."
iamllton ........ 1.091,000 .10.5 S'rM
St. John. N. B. .. 1.409,000 27 fl
London, Ont. ..... 1.4.12,000 .13.0
Mctoria, B. C. .. 1,149.000 23.5 "
;Cal»ary 1.5.15.000 ....
•Edmonton 1,017.000 "
are^complefe 99 * 1 ln tOU]B becaMe ; *™W*™
Conditton of the Trea anrr
New. York Cotton Market
NEW YORK. April 12.— E.-F Hutton- & Co •\u25a0
wire says: "The additional strength in *e^t
ton martet^dlaplayed today was mainly the >e-'
1 VlSm*??*, \u25a0 Baleß at LlT "Pool. being "increased
to 15 000 bales, against 14,000 yesterday. as com-
Sfut^^Mi'i.* reo /nt/ nt aTPra E e of about 8000 bales.
o 1 l^h flr 51 at \u25a0 poiate " p »n- tbe 'old -crop
to 1 higher on the new crop, it is thlß situation
and - the continued absence of much-ne^ed = rain
h^ts V th « west and unseasonably cold weather
on L the upp ' r half of th * 4 cotton * belt,
added to the uncertainty of the start of the new
crop, which has changed ; tbe / outlook of the
market in. favor of the holders. For these rea
sons a more friendly feeling has developed here
toward the market." - . ..-. *-:\u25a0\u25a0
Options— Open. High. Low. Close
April .... .... 9.44
M ». T ••• :- 9.43 9.59/9.47 95M
J" ne • .- :...;.•\u25a0 ft. R7' - 9.R.1 ': R. 62
July .... ....;.:.. 9.c0 J9.6S \u25a0'•\u25a0 9.59 " 967
Angust : 9.62 "'. 9.67 9 r,2 j» fin
September ........ 9.09 9.72 :9: 9 fir, 9*72
October.. 9.90 0.93 : 9.8S ft'flr.
November .... .... .... .O.nfl
)ecember .... P. 9R -1/1.04 9.97 10 0.1
January ...A. 10. 14 10.20 10.12. io!l9
few York Grain and Produce
,» S J£* YORK. Aprllrl2— FLOUß— RecelDts/
13.000: -exports.- 51.600. 1 Market Brm.wrlth a
quiet trade. ' Minnesota ; patents. $4.10CJ4 45
. WHEAT— Receipts. 22.000. Spot/ strong: No.
2 red. 84% c elevator \u25a0 and Ki^c f .'! o. : b. afloat ;
No. 1 Northern , 91 %c i ot>enlng . of . nivl
pution f. o. b. afloat;, No. 2 hard winter, 88% c
The failure of rain predictions to -be verified
started- a violent Lull movement, on which new
high j levels f«ir the season were , reached ! | There
was a broadenlnsr outside trade at*J' the heavy
covering ef chorts • induced \u25a0 by later - damage - re
ports iw tbe Southwest - helped prices »•• Final
irlces showed lc to l«4c net advance as follows-
May, S«i,4c; July. 83V&c; September/ 89c; Decem
ber.* 91C. ' - .'. \u25a0-'.\u25a0..-:'- ' '\u0084.-< •-\u25a0-'.:.\u25a0;\u25a0--;-.
HOPS — Weak: State common to choice ' 1906
crop. 15@lSc: 1905 crop. 4«i6c: Pacific Coast,"
1906 crop. 81311 c; 119051 1905 crop,; 6ff?Bc v \u25a0 .
, HlDES— Steady. " ' '
WOOL-^-Steady. ' : -
PETROLEUM— Steady.- ~, . '
COFFER— Spot, qniet: No. 7 ; Rlrt. , 6%c: No. 4
Santos. l%c:~ mild, dull;: Cordova, 0(<812%c.
Futures opened steady at unchanged prices to a'
decline of five points. " Sales. , 21,500 bags.- In-
S'? d«s:^"d «s :^" Mar - B-7Oc: " July. - 5.50 c; s September.
8.45«5.50e; November.: 5.45 c; - December, •\u25a0» 5.45
@5.50 c; January. 5.50 c: Marrh,: 5 55c
DRIED FRUITS : . \
\u25a0> EVAPORATED APPLES— Quiet. A few cars
or prime are reported offering around -• Q%.c ;
fancy. 8c: choice, 7c; prime, 6@6%c; poor-to
fair.- s%®s?ic. •\u25a0 ; I'•-.••1 '•-.•• - .-\u25a0' •*!•\u25a0\u25a0« ' ' \u25a0 -
n PRUNES— Quiet: California fruit," B%c to 13c;
Oregon. 5%c tollOc. ." \. .:.,„ : >\
,, A , P i lICOTS^" Are •ln «?nt:: demand: .'choice/
\k&.^ 8c .' - extra cnt)l «. "ilS%©l9c; fancy,;
lo\C£*.oC -* -- "* "',"-\u25a0-. ";-. \u25a0" . •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - . * r '-~ \u25a0- - - i .-> ~ : '"i-- : ' *" '
•". PEACHES— Unchanged: choice. ll®ll%c:"et
tra, choice. 12@12%c; ' fancy,. 12%@13c; extra
fancy.- 13SJ15c.' * .. - . . •-- .i \u0084-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 : ... .:.;.-.
\u25a0 RAISINR— Are ; in better .' demand : ; loose < Mns
catel.\B9i@loc: seeded t raisins, 7\L©lie;-Lon
don layers, $1.50@1.60. >•.. ' .-- -.•.-\u25a0 .-;=•'.;
New York Metal Market -," * "'f
JNBW^YORK. 1 : April! 12.— Tin i iniLondon jde
ciined .1 £1. spot being quoted : at • £185.-' futures
i~A oA«, J^- Ily the lnarke t was easy," with ; spot
$40..10ff£ 10.45. -:"=,\u25a0•'•'•; •'.\u25a0'\u25a0" • \u25a0\u25a0-».\u25a0„;.;.•.•
, Copper in London a sharp break.". with
snot £3" 10« lower. : at-£94flss and" futures
£3 \u25a0 lower, at £95 6s. •?* locally; tfie^market r is
very.' nnsctticd . and 'i quotations -'can .' hardly;- be
given better : than- nominal. > % Some iof >. the>blg
producers are holding prices ' up. to - nearlr . t lie
recent -hish \ figures, -quotations •- being, -,-" lake.
$25.50.'. and -' electrolytic f $25. » but X other S; large
dealers. say these price* cannot be secured Lake
may be quoted at $24@2"»; ; electrolytic,* $23.50(3!
24.50;: eastlnz. - $22.50@2.V- i 7 - . . .., "
; Lead was Cd lower at £19 ICn Rd:in.the'-I/>n-*
don market,' but ; ; remained unchanged ; at - $0(51
6.10 locally. \u25a0 ' \u25a0' \u25a0-.' -.'-,-."^n^
; Spelter' wan dull-, at :• $6. 755J 6.80 ; locally ,5>, 5>5 > but
declined to £25 15r. In; London. - v --, \u25a0'< <\u25a0- \
Iron was \6d -•: lower £nt i'ftSs r - 6d "» for ; standard
foundry, and at 54s 6d 'for; Cleveland warrants in
the English f market.- »*\u25a0 locally :-; the j market \u25a0< was '
nnehnnged." No. •1 . fonndrv * northern.- \u25a0* $2(5 2.">< a
26.25 ; < No. "1 2 r do.t $24.75@25.75 ; f No. *1 ? foundry
southern. $20@26.50; :* No. > 2 > dor $23.50@24 - * ''
CniCAGO BOARD < OF. 7 TRADE
Future Grain and < Provlnloaß
r: CHIC AGO,*,' April 12.^-Wheat J prices ;on! allltbe
leading | options . advanced . over Ifej per bushel -on
the ' local • exchange s today, e owing to 1 sensational
reports of : damage • toi the ' growing ; crop.V^ Every
tWng; in ; the ; way iof > trade t, gossip ». was t subordi
nated : to ;- the - news \u25a0 from * the \u25a0> Southwest, fe where
the; /'greens butt': Us * said -;\u25a0 to »bei making t rapid
inroads Into territory. hitherto; free fromtthis crop
pest." -".Wheat ; fields : throughout ( Kansas t are < said
to be extensively .i damaged,' J and J one * expert I now
inspecting | the ; crop \u25a0 in - Oklahoma v made | tbe | re
port that » only half a * crop • would .he \u25a0- harvested
in? the. northern ' sectlonJoflthatT Sta te.'W Talk '\u25a0 of
seeding ». in the s Northwest < reinforced I these I bull
ish advices. t~The weather, bureau's prediction " for
fair ; weather \u25a0 In : Nebraska . and f Kansas ; was 'an
other - strengthening; influence. « Trading l in -.the
' Pit was extremely active all day, thew- being
-. en - urjtent : demand. - offerings . came ; almost ; ex
, clusively i from :\u25a0 lones r< The market i opened \ cx
i ctodsanu-Hfa^hf^piadwnc^ The close
stronc. , with < prlces^near the ' highest VPotat =of
\u25a0 iSV;i@(B%c,' advanced to 79 He and closed at 79c.
, - i Tradin X in corn was fairly active.' but unusual
excitement Uiahl; wheat arid o»ts pits. curtailed
operations considerably. \u25a0-'\u25a0 The ? cloxe^ was strong.
! "" y^". r " opened -yy t (a%c to VS® l^ higher a *
v I^g 47^c. . advanecd^To 47% c and closed at
/ 4T*,@47%c.V, \u25a0"•I"-?.-.'.".-'-. ',::'\u25a0",•-::--' "" :• \u25a0• ;\u25a0'-\u25a0^,V
; ; . Possibility of great> loss to . the crop In Okla
homa an<H Kansas .an unusually act 'T*
demand J for f oats, which sent ; prices '.to ; a stm \u25a0
Wgner^level. The highest price for; the, season
on • May : opUon > was recorded - today. *i May _oats
opened -%(^%c jhlgher at •44i / 4@44«*c. aoldjat
44c . and. closed 'at 4-V4c - - . . „..
,-i. Provisions were quiet, but- the market was
fnirlj-. steady in. sympathy with the Btrengthof
coarse; grains.- v At the close: May pork wa»
np 12% c.-, lard was a shade lower and ribs 2^3
@r><* .lower.- • \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u0084\u25a0. ,\u25a0 1- . '..\u25a0;.:\u25a0"" -.- :'
..Thp leading futures raneedss. follows: _
Articles— \ .Onen.y High. Low. Close.
\u25a0\u25a0' Wheat— : : , \u25a0/(\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 -- '•!'.
May ...::..;.„ -7914 "79H 79^» % 12,;
July;,.-.......... . Po % •.\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0• si« f*u> y : RJJ4
September :..... R2 S3 P'% ,82%
December- ....... 83W . 84V4 83*4... -.'.G4%
'\u25a0\u25a0-•\u25a0' Corn — ' ..\u25a0\u25a0-'"-- - - -. : - '\u25a0 " \u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'-;
May - 4714 \u25a0 47? i" ' 47% ; - 47«4
Ju1y r.. :...:...: 47% ' 47% • 47V4 .47%
September ..... 4S«' 2 • 48% 48 48%
s Oats—. \u25a0\u25a0•>\u25a0- . \u0084-, . ...v- ' \u25a0-\u25a0 -'
M5y^.. ....;..;. 44^ \u25a0' 44^ 44 " 44U
July ;........ . 40%, 40% SOT* 40«4-
September I:;-.. ;. 35>i "38 35 35%
; Mess ; Pork, per bbl— ""\u25a0 .. , -
May: ...;..... ..16.25 16.25 16.15 16.15
July »; ....... .".16.25 16.27^' 16.15 16.17^4
> Lard,': per 'loo '-lbs — \u25a0 - . . :
.Tu1y.....T.....;8.82^ *8.»B S.TTVi , gg2,,
September •-..-..:; 8.05- .8.95 /8.90 • 8.92%
Short Ribs," per 100 lbs— \u25a0
May ...'........ R WiU, 8.55 8.47% 8.50.
July ;..:.::..-.:i i 8.70 -8.72% 8.67H' 8-70
September. 8.77% 8.77% 8.75 8.7«%
* Cash Grain \u25a0- and • ProvlMlona T,~ ' ;"
'• CHICAGO, AprlM2.— Cash quotations were as
follows: y Flour, easy.. N0. .2 spring wheat; 81®
85c; '.No. 1 3,-.75@84c": I No. 1 2 1 n»d. " 77@80c; I No.- 2
com.' 4R^c;" No., 2 yellow. 47@4Sc; No. 2-oats.
4n»ic; No. 2 white. 45&e: No. 3 white, 42%@
44^ic; No.. 2 rye, OC%c; fair to choice malting
barley.' 07©70 c; ,No. -, 1< naxs#ed.v.sl.l2: No. 1
Northwestern. 1 . 51.19; prlm<» • timothy seed. $4.25;
clover, contract grades,*; sls.2s;' short ribs sides
(loose). $8.35@8.40; mess pork, per. bbl, $16.25@l
16.37% : lanl. 1 par 1 100 lbs, j $8.02% : ( short clear
sides : (boxed),. $5.75@0; whlsiry, . basis, of high
wines, $1.29. \u25a0 .... -.-.\u25a0::
Articles — :..'\u25a0. - \u25a0. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels ..:...'. ...... 40,100.' .^ in.ooo
Wheat, bushels .... ..... .:; 20,J>00 '.' .?\u25a0 - 18,700
Corn, bushels ......... .331.100 860,300
Oats, bushels ............. .274,000 263.800
Rye, bushels...-. ....3,000 2,700
Barley, bushels .:.......... 58,000 fc 20,800
nutter. Cheese nnd Egg* \u25a0
* CHICAGO, "April.. 12.— 0n the Produce Ex
chnnge today the butter market was firm; cream
eries. 22@29%c; dairies. 20@27e. Eirgs, firm
nt mark.casfs included, 15%c:. flints. 16c; prime
firsts, l"c- Cheese, steady: 12%@15c. :.-'' '
Enntern Uventroofc " Market \ -'"^^H
CHICAGO, April 12.i— CATTLE— Receipt*.
12.000: strong beeve5.. 53.40@4.70; cows. $I.Bo®
4.P0: heifers, $2.75(25.35: calves, 7 $5.00@7.00;
good to prime steers. $5.45(§6. 70; -poor to med
innx.. $4.30(8.5.40; stockerß and feeders. $2.90
@5.10. \u25a0.\u25a0 \u25a0- .- \u25a0 -- ' \u25a0\u25a0' -\u25a0 . .•>.: •-. . \u25a0 -
HOGS— Receipts, 18,000; weak : light " and
mixed, $6.55@6.77%?' heavy. $6.40@6. 77%;
rouph. heavy, . $n.40@8.53: pljrs. $6.1006.70;
sood to choice, heavy. $6.65(38.77%.
SHEEP— Receipts/ 8000; steady; natives. $4.50
(50.25: western. - 54.50@0.20; yearllngi. $6.05<Q)
7.G0: lambs, $6.50@3.40; western lambs, $6.50
@5.30. '. y: '.. \u25a0 : -
l.om Angrelea Market*
LOS AXOELK.S. April 12.— The' dtmand for
all linen of produce - has been unusually k light
durlns this- week." ana the market on several
commodities in y sbowlnp the effect. Butter this
mors>init was weak at the quotations, and those
best informed predict a decline tomorrow. Re
ceipts as officially reported do not Indicate par
ticularly .lanre shipments, -but the demand Is
poor and ; shipments donbtle.<s i are much -larger
than the of flelnl i reports would Indicate.' A few
odd' lots of Untter ore being pnt Into storage,
but most dealers are using - their \u25a0 surplus to
break the market. It Is stated that most lante
handlers nrc preparing to store on & large scale
when a 50c market Is reached. - \u25a0 ,
It in doubtful if . prices - will go much below
50 cents this season. ,' The Eastern market : for
butter Is \u25a0 flrm . for ,\ this season of , the year.
Grades for shipments to this coast command 27c,
more ; than 1 cent above the present quotations
on local butter. ; . ..- • . \u25a0
The egg. market is 'firm, but without feature.
Receipts , yesterday ' were 399 cases,' which Is
about the average for the week. No local eggs
are being j stored, aa the demand Is "about np to
the arrivals. -; --\u25a0 — > , >•
The potato market has developed no new fea
tures. Eastern reports state that a shortage
In Canada is taking large shipments of Minne
sota stock. The" general trend \u25a0of the market
is toward higher ; prices, as the season is ' ap
proaching ,an end and stocks are beginning . to
clean tip. . Steady although - not r particularly
broad advances are. expected from this.time.un
til new local potatoes . become an element. in the
market. New potatoes now . coming* in ' are in
stron" rtemand-at 5c a ponnd.' ( \u0084 . '\u25a0 .
\u25a0 Onions are scaree 3 and high," " as r shlpments *of
Bermudas ; are not. up to j the demand.. Several
cars are expected Monday, • at : which time the
market may ease- off. • .'.--\u25a0.\u25a0:\u25a0'\u25a0
Produce receipts-s-Ecpi. 300 cases; butter.
14.418 pounds; cheese.. 9s2 pounds: potatoes, 829
I sacks: onions.- 67 sacks;, beans.'- S7 sacks. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 -v-i"T''
EOGSU-Ixx;al; ranch, candled, . 21c.
. BUTTER— Crpamery .-: extras, 62% c: creamery
flrstß., 50c; dairy. . 20c. '>'*. '•,\u25a0.\u25a0
/ CHEESE— Northern fresh. 19c; \u25a0 northern stor
age, lCc; anchor, Icrge, 10c: anchor, -Young
America. 20c: "anchor, hand. -'2lc; • Eastern sln-
Elcs. 17@19c; Eastern ' twins, \u25a0; 19c ; Eastern
Cueddars. lC@in%c: v Eastern ; longhorn, 21c
Eastern- Daisy. 2rte; Swiss Imported, 32c ; Swiss
domestic. 220; Limburger, 18c. \u25a0\u25a0-.. - •:.
-POTATOES (per etl)— Eastern Early, Rose,
$2.23612.50; Idaho. $2 :, Colorado, $2 : Wisconsin,
$2:; Minnesota, $2: new stock, 6@oc; eweet
potatoes. • yellow. $5. \u25a0 . •' ' pHfe*s&
/; ONlONS— Nevada. $4; Anatrallahv- Brown,
northern. $1.25®1.r.0;;-s;arllc, 7%@10c: Chill*,
evaporated. 1.'5@!13%e; sun dried.- 13<ai3%c;
ground. 12% c; Mexican, bulk, "12V- @l3c. '\u25a0
BEANS (per etl)— Pink. No. 1; $3; Lima^No.
1;~ $1.75@5r Lady ; Washington ..No; >1. $3;^ do
small white No. l. $3.50; Blackeye. $5.50@8.50;
Garvansas. $s.so<ft« : lentils,: 12% @15c per lb/ ,
POULTRY— Buying prices, live weight, per lb
—Broilers, 1%.t0 2 lbs,*24c; fryers, 2% -to 2%
lbs. 22c: roasters. 3 or. more: lbs, ISc: stags, 9c;
hens.": lCc; old roosters, '\u25a0\u25a0 8c ;-: turkeys, "heavy, 17c;
turkeys, light. 14c; ducks, rlCc; /geese, 12c;
squobs and pigeons, $1.50@1.75. per dozen.
fafr prices. • frozen, , dressed Eastern stock,:- per lb
IC@l7c: young ' roosters..' 19% c; fryers,'
19c; .; broilers, 2Gc: turkeys. : old toms. 2i%c;
yonnjr tores. 23c; hens. 22% c; geese, 17c. -..-
. HONEY (per lb)— Comb, -water ;white, " 1-lb
frames, -16c; light amber. 14c: comb. -white,
lr.QlCc; extracted, water white, 60-lb cans,
7%(<JBc; extracted, white, CO-lb cans, 7%c; light
amber, 00; Ib cans, 7c.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Xaval S< ores — Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Ga., April 12.— TURPENTINE—
Firm,' 07% c; sales,": CC9; receipts,- 440;;' ship
ments. 434. / •:'-; ;»• .-\u25a0'\u25a0> :. ... . \u25a0 -•-. , •, :".]
: ROSIN— Firm; sales." 1268; receipts. : 1825;
shipments. 807; 5t0ek;.59.897.'. Quote:- A.^B. C;
$4.30(^4.33: D, $4.40; E. $4.42%; F, $4.45; G,
$4.47%fii4.50: H, $4.70@4.75: \u25a0«-\u25a0 I. $4.80: K.
$5.25; .M.^ $5.33; N, .$5.50; WG.f $5.65;: WW,
Foreign" Fathre* \u0084
."'_- LIVERPOOL
-Wheat— " : . . May. 7uly.
Opening ............,....;...... 6 4% 6 2%
Closing ......... .;....;-;..v... ; 6 0%; -9 3^
\u25a0".'^i c - \u25a0 -"\u25a0 .- PARIS: • -v : ."-\u25a0-.-:\u25a0
Wheat — , -••\u25a0\u25a0. :. "April. July-Aug.
Opening \u0084 \- r 22 80 23 00
Closing \u0084..;. 80: . -23 05V
; \u25a0 Flour— -?, ]S"*?-\y- -- \u0084 \u25a0 "
0pening.;..........;.;;,.... 2»i70 80 15
Closing .:..;. .....29 45 .. 30 15
:--\ ;'St/toiilii Wool Markets 1
; ,: ST.; J LOUIS.'- i April - 5 12. — Steady. » * Medium
pades, • comblnsr » and-~s clothing, \u25a0.. 22@26%e;
light fine. 20ia2Ic; heavy.flne.r. 15@17c; tub
washed, . 29<g)37c. ;-- .\u25a0 f .*.,,\u25a0 ••;'•/. '
\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 t \u25a0"•\u25a0 ,\u25a0\u25a0 . ; '"".i \u25a0 "i. • '\u25a0- '. '\u25a0 - '
IVorthern Wheat. Mnrket
X^'--~- : •'-\u25a0-: OREGON- V 3:V 3: re -" \u25a0'\u25a0
\u25a0'J PORTLAND.. April J I2.— WHEAT— CInbi- 73®
74c: * bluestem. - 75@77c; ' red,- 71@72c; valley,
.70@71c. ' -\u25a0:' "-. . ~ v. :- .-,.-\u25a0..-:- \u25a0-- - .
.y"* -"-
TACOMA. April 12.— WHEAT— Steady: , blne
stera. - 75@7Cc ; < club, v73@74c; \ red, ,710720.^ r " -.
;\u25a0':-'. 1 ->:- Northern Business ' .
~i SEATTLE. '-April 12.— Clearings, 1 -V" $2,483,036;
• balances. $219,M0 :- - < >-\u25a0\u25a0 •\u25a0 " . \u25a0.• •.<•
.-/ .TACOMA, •; elearlngs.V $742,262:" balances,
$1 IS. 154. \u25a0•'\u25a0.'-<' \u25a0: . -- , '.-\u25a0«\u25a0\u25a0> f" " •\u25a0'.\u25a0•' •'."'-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
- '.PORTLAND, . April 12.— Clearings^ $1,314,550;
balances. $145 539 . \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0/\u25a0/ \u25a0- >.'?aes ! "4^<»**»s«i«»« ii%
\u25a0\u25a0*'SPOKANE. April "12.-^Clearlngs, . f 1,110,180;
.balances, $110,841.^ \u25a0*\u0084.-•. •,
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0'"\u25a0; ' '\u25a0.- :.":.' -. ' 1 . .':.'-\u25a0.•.-.\u25a0 •'\u25a0 -.
LOCAIj" MARKETTS '
- , .- '. -. \u25a0\u25a0 ,-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 1 .:....: ..... , ..-\u25a0:'.
Exchange and Bullion
. Silver. ailvance«l'i/.c.- -*:"\u25a0:•?'\u25a0 - v - '
Sterling -Kxchange.^sixty days.'.".
Sterling. exchange.^ sight.*. .'..*. : LV : - 1 - \u25a0 @4.86 \u25a0•_»•-
Sterling ' Kxphanne,^ cables. ?r.*^.v. "'v — f ®4:87.& v
New York -: Exchanger sight: .'.'. :*.'T— ;' @ . 02%
New; York | Exchange.', telegraphic . '— - m 05 v
Silver, « per ounce.-. .-. r.Tr.Tr. . ; :v . -' 65H<a — '\u25a0"
Mexican Dollars, ...... @ — ,
k-^'.';^" CONTINENTAL >' '. '' \u25a0:-•'-"\u25a0:';-,
New York on,Parisr. :r: r.'. : ..'. . . . '. .. • . . . 51994
New^ York ;on* Mexlco.TT.-. i.Trr.T:".".'T:. ! 200%
ParlR j on a London . * . . . ;*; r. ... .T. .% ... T ... 25 . 24 »-.-
Berlin ' on "."T.'.lVr—- H~
»V v:^ .Wheat 'and Mother Gralna A
-•.WHEAT— The market lis * very S bullish ; all foyer
the . country .V Chicago '\u25a0 advanced > 1 96 con j unfavor
aDie^crop conditions. dThe weather s was cold and
ary; in ; the; .South west * and there . was talk |of ,verr
;? 1» c Ia £ 1° - tbe .'Northwest.^ It x was rumored
tuat ; Miow. * the statistician,"* made | the | Oklahoma
0,000.000 bushels,; against r 18,600,
whi \u25a0 last ; year.i* RR a | n ; an j : 6now ; we re » reported in
North 'Dakota. :-;*... ;-u ;>;-;\u25a0 1 •-•.::;•,';-: :!-;'--.'-''-^~>'i^--'"--»-i
;*A-Chicago wire to E3 F.; Hutton ft'Co-'said:^/:
. Absence .? of rsmolsturefc overithe ft: South wert
wueat ; belt gave V our \u25a0 t market ; \ a \u25a0 sensationally j
hlgber opening. '.The' rolume of, business was «-n ;
a: terrific ? BCale.ilndiTldual. operations '.belng;lost '\u25a0
sight of In i the genera] commission! bouse demand i
fortWheat.X.'iThe character. of tbc news, was even i
worse :th»n on any day thvp far and seemed more
uniform ."- in %~ reporting i; Borious > damage f already
done. v r It Is : the consensus of : opln ton : that ,wltn
ont moisture ' in ' Kansas ' Irreparable .harm will \u25a0\u25a0 lie
done ,to..the,, to ..th e," crop. crTbe :3lodern "; Miller ' admtM
some \u25a0 damage In Kansas, . but . the report does \u25a0 not
coincide. with, that of. experts In the. .field.', Snow's
report fof ithe | condition :in ; Oklahoma Illustrates
quite clearly what the green bug has, dona to the
crop. ,*Tlils ; leares i the > trade apprehensive of .. se
rious damage < In : Kansas,'' and,- coupled wlfh*con
t lnued . drought I In : tha t Sta te.\ It ; would . seem <as
if damage of a serious i nature twre inevitable."
: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 This' market ;,wa« ; firm - «t ; the ; adTance noted
yesterday.?. with a continued good'demand for the
best ; grades .of . milling.- Futures Bbowed \u25a0 little
chr.nge. \u25a0 . -\u25a0.\u25a0.. ..; \u25a0 \u25a0 ..\u25a0 \u25a0--\u0084, -•\u25a0-.
- - CASH -WHEAT
— California Club. $1.30@1.40: do mllllnc. 51.40
(31.42% ;. California - Australian. f1.42%«9
1.D0: .lower; Rrad?s I of - California, i ?1.10@l.r > .0;
Northern' Clab, "$1.30@1.37%- Northern : Blus
stem," $1.4501.47%; Northern Red.<l^2%@l.?s
per centaj. •\u25a0..-, ,-w^.
: --;:-'.v \u25a0 -futures
-\u25a0.; \u25a0.-' 10 , to 11:30 ,' a.* m.- Session
May— sl.32 asked. , :
"December— sl.3B%' bid.
BARLEY— The : market continue!" ' Tery "- dull,
with * both 7 buyers '.and ? sellers a indifferent, ne
celpts \ were heavy, t being over 11 .000 ctla. The
only x sale v reported < was *of fair \u25a0- No. - r Feed at
\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.-. — V - CASH BARLET /
Good to choice feed. spot. $1.20@1.23»i: com
mon to fair, $1.1501.17% per ctl; Brewing and
Shipping. $1.25@1.27Vi per ctl; CheTalier, $1.20
01.40 per ctl. ,- . • .- ;• ---->;
•\u25a0. \u25a0: •"'\u25a0 \u25a0• •'\u25a0\u25a0' i.> v^'a" FUTURES ;<\u25a0 : .'. \u25a0\u25a0- -' "
. - •- *'. r 10to 11:30 a. = m. Session v
-. May— sl.2ll4. .. . r; \u25a0
December — $1.20%. ; - '-'. : : \ •,
J" OATSP-There - ; Is -no ffurtherr r felture to this
market,- it \u25a0 being fimV with a' Batlsfacto#y de
mand.... \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0:," \u25a0;. " ": t \. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0• ; •.>-., ..:-•';, ...•\u25a0 \u25a0.- \u25a0
Good • to obolce ' Redi $i;40@1.60: common to
fair. tt.30@1.37%:iWb1te.:51.42%<ai.65; Black,
$1^002;', Gray. $1.42%@1.50 per ctl. 1 :..•-• :
\u25a0-- CORN-^Steady/ prices rule. : with the ' market
dull.. -Brown; Egyptian .is - held rather hlsbar.
smull round Yellow. $1.55; large
Yellow.' -$1.27%@1;52%: White, -$1.27%®1.32iA:
vVostern f State. - sacked— Yellow. - $1 .2501.35;
White. ;$1.25@1.357v mixed.. $1.25@1.R0; White
Egyptten, j51.25@1.30; Brown E^ptlan, $1.20
per ctl. ' t ..:. ,
RYE— sl.4o@l.so per ctl for California and
$1.35@1.40 for Utah. . .
BUCKWHEAT— S2@2.2SJ per ctl.
Floar and Farinaceous Good* -
_ FLOUR— California " Family , Extras. 51.80Q
5.10 net./ without-, discount: \u25a0* Bakers' Extrns.
$4.40Q4.60; Superfine, \u25a0-• $3.2503.60; Oregon anil
Washington. .-, per > bbl, \u25a0' $4.25@4.50 for Family
and- $3.75 i for export grades. .: . / . ;
FARINACEOUS GOODS— Prices in packages,
net cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham
Flour, 52.90 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour.- $3.40; Rye
Meal, $3.20; S Rice .Flour. $7.20; Corn Meal;
$2.50: extra cream; do, $3.40; Oat Meal. $4.10;
Oat Groatn. $4.3o:vHominy. $3.40@3.R0; Buck
wheat Flour. $4: Cracked Wlieat. $3.40; Farina,
$4.lo;* Whole Wheat. Flour, $3.10: Rolled Oats,
bbls. •\u25a0:• $6@7.25. -in "sackn $6.50@0.75; Rolled
Wheat, bbls $4.30.. in sacks 53.80; : Pearl Barley.
$5.40: Split Peas, boxes, $5; Green Peaß. $5
per; 100 lbs. •
f >?.V- Hay and Feedatuffs '
The Hay market yesterday stood about the
same. ; Receipts * wer e . 55 cars. Some sellers re»
ported continued firmness, while others said they
.had to make concessions of $I@2 per ton to ef
fect : sales. . . . ; \u0084 \u0084 ..:....
was-in good demand and firm.' The ny
cent large -receipts . have i been; pretty well (ib
sorbed, <and buyers am in the market again and
willing to pay full figures. . - .
BRAN— $22^23 per ton. -V:-V: \u25a0" )
MIDDLINGS— ?C7@?.O per ton. .V
SHORTS— s22.sos*a*?.so per ton. . 1
FEEDSTUFFS— RoIIed Barley. , $27Q27.50;
Mixed -Feed. $24@25: Oilcake Meal, nominal:
Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills. I $26 in. 10 and
$26.50 in - 5 ton . lots; Jobbing. $27; Corn Mnnl,
$30fJ31; Cracked Corn. $31(332; Broom" Com
Feed. 80c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal, carload lots,
$20.50; Jobbing. $21.50 per ton; Mealfalfa,
$20.50: Jobbing, $21.50.
HAY — Choice Wheat $24@25 per ton; good
Wheat, $18@23; other grades : Wheat, $16@17;
Wheat and Oat. $15@23; Tame Oat, $14020;
-Wild Oat. $9.60@15.50; Alfalfa, $8.50@12;
stock. $R@ 12 per ton. ,
STRAW^ — 40@75cper bale. -.
\u25a0 : - Bcann and Seeds \u25a0-
Conditions in the Bean market remain «n pre
viously stated, the market being quiet, bat firm
ly held. -• • • : • \u25a0<\u25a0
BRANS fner ctl)— Bayos. '$2.65@2.85; Pea,
$3.50; small 'White.' $2.85@3: , large White.
$2.50(32.70: Pink. $2.40@2.60::Red. $2.75®3.i»0;
Limns. $4.10@4-20: Red Kidneys. . $3.50@3. 75;
Blackeyes, $5; Butter, " nominal; Cranberry
Beans. $3.50@3.75. ' - ; .- -*- -
SEEDS — Brown Mustard. 35?3%c: Yellow Mns
tard, nominal;. FlAxKepd, 3% @3V4c: Canary, 4@
4%c;. Alfalfa. :14U.@15c; Rape. 103% c: Tim
othy, nominal;: Hemp, sc; Mil Jet, 3%c per 1b:
Broom \u25a0 Corn c Seed, $18@20 per ton. s \u25a0 .
DRIED PEAS — Nlles,- nominal; Green • Peas.
$2.D0©2.75 per ctl. , t - -f\
- Potatoes, . Onfons \u25a0 and Vegetables
, Receipts : of - Potatoes .\u25a0 are still . running large
and with: the trade well stocked up the demand
is less urgent than previously and the market for
general offerings ; is easiu? off somewhat. . Prices
for all table : goods ; are : well maintained ; never-,
tbeless, as all of the stock arriving Is owned by
the receivers, who are not disposed to force sale*
or make concessions to buyers. The. two ; cars of
Oregon Onions that arrived on Thursday were
closed out.; the ibulk ; going ,atr 4c 'per pound.
Green Onions from. Stockton were offering freely (
and' met with a good sale at 50@G5c per box. -'
. ' Asparagus continued to wTfcken under liberal
arrivals and -a Mack, demand, and the canners
were, able to secure considerable quantities at
7c per: pound. Retailers reported the-consump
tive I demand ; very light ' on : account of the high
prices , and . were y. taking r but • little.; Peas ; w«?re
slishtly lower and Rhubarb was weak. - except
for \u25a0 fine. ' large .stock from San ; Jose. :A . small
consignment of Chile: Peppers frj»rt! Los Angeles
was sold at 50c:per ponnd. .
1 POTATOES (per i ctl)— River Whites. $1.75@
2; Oregon ; Burbnnks.- $t^75@2.50; Eastern Bur
banks, $1 .60@1.90; " Garnet Chiles, $1.50; Early
Rose. $1.75; new;, Potatoes, .'4@sc per lb. .
ONIONS— S4 per ctl.- , • -.
-VEGETABLES— Asparagusi, 12(ai2%c' per ' lb
for. extra," 9@loc for No.. 1 and 6@Sc for No.' 2;
Rhubarb, 70c@51.25 per box; Green, Peas, 4fti"»c
per.lb for soutborn and 6<gSe for bay; Tomatoes,"
Mexican. $1.2501.75 per box; Hothouse. Cucum
ber«,< $1.50i®2.25 \u25a0\u25a0-. per dozen; \u25a0 Mexican Green
Peppem, , 30(940c per rib; Garlic. ,2%@4c per
lb: . Celery. ' £."> ;, per . crate; -.Cabbages, v $1.50 - p^r
\u25a0Ctl;'. Cauliflower. *. $1" per dozen; Carrots, .. $9.25
per sack; Turnips, $1.50 per Back; Mushrooms,
nominal. ".\u25a0:.-
' ' Poultry and ; Game.
The : situation In Poultry . was unchanged,', there
being a I good | Inquiry | at ! previous I prices for fln*»,
large i liens, >" young Koostors and good < sized Frj
ers,- while < stnnll and ; old chickens were : rather
slow, of Bale.'v Receipts ; were lisht, however, and
the ' market was - pretty ' well ' cleaned ' up at the
close. Game " met with ' the average demand at
the ' old onotatlons." -;•-' ,"\u25a0' " "' ; \u25a0 *'-'\u25a0• \u25a0< *
•>. POULTRY J (per doren)-,Hens, $(S@S.CO tot
large : and < $5@5.00 ', •- for \u25a0 ntnall : \u25a0\u25a0-'• old -. Roosters.
$4.r ( o® r»; yountr Roosters, • $7.50@9; . Fryers, $6@
7; .Broilers, v $.t.50@4.50 \u25a0 for l i large * and $2@."
for t, small; f Plßeons,:- $1©1.25; Squabs, ' - $2<tt
2.. r >o: Ducks. $7@B f«r young and $5 ©C for old;
Geese. $2@3 per pair. ?V-;> :\u25a0- \u25a0/» ->f -
OAME^-Oray r Geene. $4.50: White Geese. <2@
2.50: Brant, $404.50, for -large- and -$2.50 for
Email: Hare, $2.25; Cottontail Rabbits. . $2.50."
Batter. Cheese and Egg's
\u25a0-. Th« low .prices '• of . Butter; in this • market at
tracted - much - business - from outside - points, t nu
merous . large • orders : being * received i from -. Puxct
i Sound sports,*- Portland and.; from towns in Ne
i vada.v Th«,fllllng; of 1 these borders : strengthen*!
: tbe market perceptibly, and caused'an advance of
ilc 'ln, all: grades; of creamery goods.,'' Business on
; regular, local account; continued quiet, but nearly
: all handlers Lwere t busy 1 with I shipments ; and tha
majority ; of wholesalers were on .the buying side
of -the t market. -'-•..-•;- -v-f":, :. - : : '.. -^-.-":--/. ; ' : ;. \u25a0.*-. .- •
There was some large trading in E^ys on the!
Exchange | and prices showed some - revision, first* j
being ?%c higher, i while ? seconds \u25a0 were " %c : and
thirds % 2c r->r -> lowers- Extras L were « : unchanged '-\u25a0 In
prices," but; were reported firm instead of steady,
as on the preceding day... .'..:• ;^;" \u25a0-: \u25a0'•'. J
;'-:-California; '-: -California Cheese t was 1 easy, ? with' stocks large i
; and \,willing. ; sellers7at-the quotation*.
Eastern stock was fractionally higher.' « - -
lS; Sales on. the >Kxchange, were as follows: '
Vi Butter— 4o r cases "of \u25a0 extras iat*:24 %c \u25a0 and ' 50
: cageß'at24c." ? Vt"*,V' r *• - : ' ''""'\u25a0* / "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'"
" -Eggs— lo leases of extras at 21c, 10 at 23c and
1 50 ' st : 22c ;"\u25a0 10 ? cases | firsts -, at "! 19% c | and - 10 'a t
20% c;.'; .' 10 \u25a0 casea. seconds fate 18%c « and - 10 1 cases
i thirds! at s 10c.-'-.,-/: -.•'\u25a0?>-; :
;-i; -i Cheese-^25 . fancy/. Oregon .-Young "Americas 'at
16% c,>; 10 -packages Eastern i fancy, at 17% c and
10dOjnt:17%c.^s> All cold storage, goods. ~ •'•\u25a0•-\u25a0 ,
,J, J Receipts^, were lbs- Butter,; 40,100 -lbs
Cheese, and '26l9 cases Eggs. : \u0084 . ' \u25a0
;-':.. The •" following?; are' the , official . quotations ».s
established -. by. sales,' bids < and ; offers on ' tbe - floor
of i the '\u25a0 Dairy \u25a0-\u25a0 Exchange <.\u25a0 .; \u25a0\u25a0/, -. . - ?, :
;-,, BUTTER— Fresh >. creamery ' extra s. : 24c ; per lb;
firm ; i do ; firsts.' : » 23c". firm : j seconds, ; 22c. : - firm ;
thirds." nomlnaljf.packinKJßtock.-'2oc,isteady.' •••'• ;\u25a0 \u25a0
H CHEESE— Fancy.; California : new ; flats; . 13c : per
lb," weak ; I firsts,"; I4c, i> . weak ; • new Young Americas,
fancy, £ lCc.Vflrni; --tfirnts. r ;lsc,- , firm ;, Eastern
«torag» 'fancy,? 17*4 <?.*' firm.-: ..'.\u25a0•.•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '* ;~; ~ :
s-'EGGS-^-Callfornia fresh .;e»tras, \u25a0 22ci per doz;
firm U firsts,'; 2o%e."* firm ; 7 seconds,'* 18 % c ,, steady ;
thirds,' l6c, t steady.*- .; _; ' -
Decldnbnn ; and \u25a0 Cltrun Fnil tn
\u25a0"\u25a0£ Receipts of ' Oranges twern* only ' 3 < cars." includ
ing .I 1 of ; extra fancy j fruit \u25a0 from i Hedlan.da.~4 which
was : : quickly J closed j out *at i top ; rates. vAlthoujrli
the :; receipts;' during i\ the ,Cweek jf. were JunusnaUy
heavy .^ being '$ nearly £ CO 1 cars,^ the y market
mained In excellent shape for seller*, small fruit
being •' In '-urgent g demand 1 among '• storekeepers,
while; peddlers were heavy purchasrs of i the lar^e
\u25a0lies. Si which S formed v a ? large I percentage * of | the
arrivals.")' According jto ( posted j handlers, the , con
sumption I during the current week I was ' the hear l
est | the | cityj has ever I known.'t and 4 the J daily/ ar
rivals ? were i quickly X disposed j of ; at « remarkably
firm i prices '-* Lemons, ; like Oranges.* were iln sharp
request. 1 } and i with j stocks Ulghtithe; tendency «lo
prices I was : still \ upward.^. The ; other Citrus > coo- la
sold S off 3 well * at £ previous s prices, t, Arrivals s of
Strawberries '.' consisted c wholly sof " crated 5 stock
from j Los j Angeles. l^ Fif ty & crates » came Ito | snd
were f sold *at ? the j previous 'price | o t»ss ; per i crate.
g-'' APPLES — $1150@2 iper? box- for xNcwtown- Pip
pina: and « |l.2s<32 1 for ? red a varietiM.-zso^-r*
CITRUS" j FRUITS-rPer S box: a Navel I Oranges.
$2.7.">@ 3.50 for if ancy.f f 1 .75@2.75 1 for, choice i an.l
$1.25%2.25 Si for » standards ; s Seedlings.**: $1.25<912:
Lemons, $3.80@4 S f qr 5 fancy, \p $2.25@3.25 m for
choice f and I J1'.60@2 1 for; standards; I Grape Fruit."
$2.R0©3.25 for seedlesa'and $1.25(31.50 for com
nion:' Limes. SOltl.-- -
-/.TROPICAL FRUITS— Bananas, nominal; Pine
apples, $5@7. per, dozen.
; Dried Friil t.*, Ral.iln*. IVuts, Honey
\u25a0\u25a0 ;; ": FRUITS— Apricots. 10» A «20c p»r lft: ETapo
rsted;.Anples. y > spot. «(at%-: Peaches. »V40
12}Jc: ; Penrs. ... 7^<&12V:<-: Prunes. 4-«lze basis.
29S<5».V: Urge- sizes, -tff?:*. - r
.> UAlSlNS-Seeded. > 8-i$l'>tfc: Loose Mnsentel*.
8c. ! S«i^:»nd Sljc for 2. 3 and 4 crown respect
ively;* Seedless Sultanas, 7<>4@7>4c; Thompson's
Seedleas,7i4©7*ie 'or unbleached; London Lay-]
ers. \u25a0 nominal : ; Clusters." nominal. '. , \u25a0 \u25a0 , '
k NUTS— Almonds. ; Nonparrtls. 17%<aiSc- 1 x
L: lflW<gilSc; Ne PlnaTIUrs. ie@15e: nrakM,
13^@14o:,Lnn3n3e<Ioc». 13%(JJl4c: b.mlsheU 0*3
I Oo. > .Walnuts. Jchhlns prices — Softshell. 15fjl«c
for No. 1- and 12Q13c for No. 2; Italian Chest
nuts. 5(S8e per 1b. . .
- IIONET— Amber Comb. 12Q1.V; dark, OQllc:
Extracted. 'trater white, nominal; dark, C@CV-c;
candled, 6c per" 1b. (
Provision* -' -
. Aside from' a'rearrnnreraent' of the I.ard qoo
t«tlon» -th# price : list of -ProTlslons - shows no
i chanse. Tr«d<» enntinnes satisfactory.
CURED MKATS — Bacon. -I5y,c per 1b for
bearr. \5XLetoT Il|rht 'medium. lGt^e for Ileht
17@1"?A<* for extra Iivht, and 20®2tc for uncur
enrpd: Dry Snlted Sides. 14c: Bellies. 14Hif?i5c:
Eastern Snsrar-cnred Ham*. 17(Ql"Hc: California
Hams./lfl^4c; . MeM . Beef. ,. 19 per bbl: \u25a0 extra !
Mess. $0.50: Family. $10: Prime Mew Po-k, !
S2S.50: ; extra f lear. S26: Me«s. $23: Plir Pork.
! $2S; P«s:s # Feet. $3; Smoked Beef. 14c per Ih.
L-^RD— Tlercea qootert.st S^SJlO^c for Cali
fornia" compound. O^igiOlic for Eastern com
ponnd and 120113c for pnre:' half-barrels, ptire.
12V t 01SKc; fM)-lbs tln3, I2VJ«113He: 10-lb tin*.
la^iaw^c; 5-lb tins, 12?iQ13%c; S-lb tins.
13«214c- . ; A
COTTOI.ENK — One h«lf-bsrrel. 10«ic: three
half-barrels. WHc; '«nje tl?rce. 10%c; two
tlercea, 1094c; fl?e tierces. lO^c.
Hide.*, Tallow. Wool and Hops)
The new clip of Wool I* ntllt backward In
coming !n. an<l it. will tut two weeks jet ere re
ceipt*- amount to . much.. Prices remain nn
eh»nne<l. The ' Eastern market* continue dull,
and-thls market, sympatblzes with them.
HIDES— CuIIs and brands sell abont Vims
tinder quotations. Heary united Pfeera. WA&
12& c: medium. \u25a0 Il<gi2<v Ujsrht. ll@12e: Cow
Hides, 11® 12c for heatr. llfi?l2e for Hunt:
Stazs. 7^©oc; Snlted Kip. lHfc<B!l2^c: Salted
Vonl.- 14<gi:>: Palted Calf. 14J£«}15*»c: dry
Hides. 23c; dry Kip. 20022 c: dry Calf. 25@2«c;
Sheepskin*, shearllngi. 20 (Q 50c each: short wool.
BO^6Jsc each: medlnm. 70<@80e: lonjr wool. tl«ft
1.50: Homebtdes. salt. *- $3Q3.50 for lars* «nd
52.75Q3 for medium: 51.73@2.25 for umall and
50c for Coltn:. Horsrhldeti. dry. $2@2.50 for
larxe and_fl.so@2 for raedlnm. $1.23 for small
an.l BOcfor Colts: IVernklns — Dry Mexican, 32%
QS3c: dry. salted. Mexican. 25@27y.c; dry
Central American. 35(337%e. Ooatsklns"— Prime
Anporas; 75c; extra larpe do, $1.23; larce, 30c:
medlnm, 33c; small. 25e.
: . TALLOW — No. 1 rendered, 5<35&c: No. 2. 4%L
@Sc: Grease. S@-le. .-?.\u25a0'
WOOL— Spring clip: San Joaquln. 13«817c for
free and 12$J14e for defectlre. Fall clip: San
.Toaquln and Southern. C@Be: fall lambs. f@loc:
Hnmboldt and Mendoclno. 13014 c: Middle Coun
tr. S@loc: Northern free, Il©l2»4c: Nerada 13
@10<? per lb for spring.
HOPS— CUoIee. 12c; prime, 10%@Uc; com
mon. B@loc per Ib.
Meat' Market
The weaker feeling In Hogs already noted H
becoming more pronounced and the quotations
arc -again lower. Receipts,, are increasing ,ml
S?7 ers !T? b ?± aln *i otr ', Borne refnl '« to Pay over
SHc. All other descriptions af live and dressed
stock remain unchanged.
DRESSED MKATS
Hlsnsrhterers* rates to dealers are a« follows
per lb for Steers and 7%eScTor
YEAL— S@9c for largs and SUffllOe for sm«ll
# MUTToN_ll%®l2c for Wethers; W%©llc
for Ewes. . '«^»
LAMB— Spring. 14c per Ib. ; •
DRESSED HOGS— I2QISc per lb.
/ LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, •otmd
livestock, delivered In San FranclscoHess M
per cent shrinkage for Cattle: ..,',-?"
• CATTLE— Steers, No. 1. fl%@loc second anal
.@i%e for No. I second quality 6%@7c. third
quality 5%@6c: Bulls and Stsgs 304tte
CALYES-5%@6c per lb for lfeht B&c
«Bffsisa£.. pp * ib for 7
General , Merchandise
« £OAL— Wellington. $12 per tot; New Well-
I".*! 0 "' 512 V,5 12 V,5 ctT^s HUI - * 10 - Coo.- Bay. $1O :
Richmond. $12: Cumberland. $14 In bulk ta
$10.25 In sacks; Welsh Anthracite. $15? Coke
Mo^nT/ln^nom^lna?* "" P* ta ?****?**
OIL — Quotations are for barrels. Xloseed 54c
more; Castor Oil in cases. No. 1. 75c:- Bakers'
AA ; cases. $1.28@1.30: Lucol. 50c for boiled
and 48c for raw; China - Nut, cases, 85Q90c
per^ gallon: Cocoanut Oil. in barrels, 58c for
Ceylon snd BSc^ for Australian; extra bleached
winter Sperm N Oil.^CSc; natural . winter Sperm
Oil. 65c; natural Whale Oil, 55c: extra winter
strained Lard Oil. Ssc; No. 1 Lard Oil CBc-
F?f? Ne « ts '2 o t OH. 75c: No. 1 Neatsfoot Oil!
ffiit .sa-Se ou - 35c:
_ COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.— Water White
Cw'OII, from tank wagons, 10@llc; special
do. 12% c: Pearl Oil. In cases. 17c; Astral. 17 .-;
?o ar ' i fe; Extra- Star,. 2oc: Elaine. 26c; Eocene,
lflc; 'Stove Gasoline. In bulk 17% c, tn cases
24c; ~ No. 1 Engine Distillate. , iron barrels or
drums. 8c; No.- 2 do, o%c; eases. «%c more;
Ben2lne, In bnlk 12% c. in. ease* 19c; 88 des:-e
OaBo1ln». Tn bulk SOc. in cases 36c.
RED AND WHITE LEAD^-Red Lead. B%@9c
quantity WMte Lm<3 v B@B%e. accordlni to
SUGAR— The Western ' Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows, terms net cash! Cub-s
Crn ?. hed , *?? Flne Crashed." 4.ROc; Powdered.
4.66 c; Candy Granulated. 4.65 c; Fine. Fruit and
FhTA Gran , U l" te ?- J , A^ : ?**« Orannlated i {loo-
Ib bags only) .4-45<r:- Confectioners* A. - 4.55 c;
Ma f nolf a-A.'- 4.15 c: -Extra C, 4.05 c; Gold^. 0
f n^ : ''JPv, 3 : 85^ ,, H * * nd E - Crystal Domino*
?K 03c » Tab ! ets - n » lf t»bls. 5.05 c: boxes. 5.30 c per
Ib. Barrels and 50-lb ban 10c; half -bbls *5c
and boxes 50c more per 100 lbs for all grades.
ho onler taken for less than 75 barrels «r its
Receipts of Produce
FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 1^
Flour, qr «kj . . . : JT.SSe, Hides. No .... . . ' 254
Wheat.: ctls .../ 72S Pelts.- Mia ..... 30
c?*« r ' e ?* ctlß • " ••" 94309 ' 430 Unle - J>W» . . »69
Rolled Barley.ctls 100 Pa i*t. rolls ICO
Tallow, ctls .". . . .3T Bmndj. gals .... 200
Sugar., ctls ...:. 5,400 Wln<\ gals 42 ICO
Beans. . eks : .^ .... 200! Lumber. . AI f t . . . . 265
Potatoes, sks, ... 4.000 QuJctaUTer. flsks. 40
Onions, sks „..., 70| Oranges, bxs 600
Hay tons .;.... 5301 Wrestock. head... 100
JVool. bales ...... 15."?| Honey, cases ... - 50
Leather, rolls .i."BSI - \u25a0
THE STOCK MARKET
Com»«ock ; Minlns Shares Fairly Acttre.
Southern Nevmln* Qniet and r
Hot Jlaterlnlly Cfaan K ed /
There was^ quite a Tariety of stocks and bonds
sold on, the Stock and Bond Exchange yesterday
though the K vpl«me of business • was light » Tbe.
jugarstockrijwere firm.- with Onomea higher at
$36 and PitarAaa. higher at $.16 bid. Associated
OU was nun *wbat. firmer at $43.25. Bids for a
number of -bssis were higher. Indicating more'
demand for these securities. Sierra Railway of
California 6s were ex-coupon of $3. •
% Business in the Comstock mining share* con
tinued " very :\u25a0 good and prices wert steady to
firm as a rnle.i ' --->','
:; The • Southern Nevadas were Qnleter. with no
material : change - from Thursday. - Operators Mind
speculators la \u25a0these stocks are still holding off
for some kind of settlement of the labor situation
at Goldflelil. ' -., Brokers report that they have large
buying orders, but at figures generally below cur
rent qnotations, - and as long as th<> : latter are
maintained sucb orders cannot be filled.
•~ The ' following dividends have Just been paid*
Tbe Makawell Sngar Company. 25c per share on
the > 10th : inst. ' 1 Previous monthly, dividends were
30c pw share. Tbe Giant Powder Consolidated
50c per share on, the 10th. _\u25a0 -\u25a0•\u25a0\u0084 "
-'\u25a0 Tbe : following d ividends will be pa id on the
1 5th : *.. Quarterly ; dividends - of ; $4 \u25a0 per share by
the B«nk of Callfornia^nd $l.R> per-share by
the, California Safe DepSflt and Trust Company
the Port .< Costa Water Company, the usual div
idend of ' 30c:. the California Powder Works, a
monthly dividend of 30c. / - r
At-the annual meeting, of. the -Hawaiian Com
mercial and Sugar Company the following direct
ors were • elected: \u25a0"- n. - P.. Baldwin. : W. \ M. \u25a0 Alex-'
ander,' E. M.-Walsb. Albert Meyer. Edward Pol
lit 2." Kdward • B. Pond and'R. Tr Rolpb. Mr. Bald
win ; is ' president - and manager. : Daniel Jleyer its
treasurer and Emil Tschuml secretary. , The com
pany.! paid ' twelve ; monthly . dividends of $35,000
each 1 during * the ? year. ; eqnal -to SOc ' per share
monthly, or, s6 per. share for. the year. 1 -Manager
Baldwin's - report ' says 1 ' thatf grinding began
i November ; 29. •: 1906, and . terminated .August -4.
1900.** Crop ' overran ; estimate - of . 42.500 > tons by
i 1105 tons. -Yield wan from 5304 acres/.
STOCK AND BOXD EXCHAXCB
FRIDAY. .April 12— 10^0 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS vt .
• ;'.^., .:'\u25a0\u25a0/.- '-'BldJtAsk.l . Bid. A«k.
4s qv coup:. — \u25a0-\u25a0 — ;}4s qr cp new.l2B - 129&
4s. qr reg..'.' r — \u25a0' — ISSs qr coupr.. — <'\u25a0 ,
. ; :; «'jMISCELLANEOCS ; BONDS" - -
'Ala'AW'Rs/— '— , |oak;Traa ss.'— 10s :
! Asso i Oil ': ss.' — - 88 - aDo \ Con * ss. 107 109 %
Bay;CrCss.lol% — OkTrac C*ss. — : \t\\u.
CaI;C:G-55.104 — ,; O .W-gtd 55..^- 95
Cal»G"&'E g:? 1 " 5 Oceanic - S ' ss. 23 - : '-\\
;''-m"&-ct 55.!53 ;; — ' Om fable 6s. •
Cal-st vc : 55 . ; — - 108 V Pae G > Im ' 4s. "-^- ' »•>
Calt I Wlne*ss — v»S P^E /Ry -55.-. ;'.—'. lO7U
C CiWat>ss.^ .103% PacrL&P«ss. \u25a0— "-"-loou !
;vDo g>mgss — . . 98% Pac T4T 5a. 103 104? ,
,Ed-.'LftP»6s; :— il20« P;&;C t H:6s. — 104
P& C H 6s. — 110% P & O R fis.— li" 1
Geary-st-35.*.:55 :5— .;\u25a0 Powell-»t - fis.. — -lO7U
H\u25a0 C & S 55U-. — ;'.; 102% Sac EG4R35.103 * IOT
Hon R T Cs.loß - |SF/& • SJVSs: — . 116 1 j
FAMILY RETAIL MARKET
Bntter furnishes the featnre of the" retslt
market; for tUis week, beins much cheaper, wifb
mippHes t'U-ntifi:> ami Indications favoring still
lower price* before long. EE t'«s are still In
abundance-, and cheap and Green Produce is
selling at . reasmiable pri:H>s. , -
. There have bt-en no noteworthy changes tn
other lines since last week. Mpats ere stUI
high and there has teen no dec'ine in Coal
as yet. \u25a0 »\u25a0» \u25a0 .
.COAL, PER TON—
Wellington .....s!.".OOiCccn Ear \ .sl'.no
Seattle :.. 13.0«! New wVUfcurton. 15. P«
Roslyn ....... ..—«j—l Wellln;ton Nut.. 14.00
Richmond .'....: 15.00f
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC.—
Butter. 2-Ib Bq..f!<>^C%j Swiss Cbeese .. .2SOIW
1%-lb ' souare..4s'(sr>OiKitr*. t'oa .......25^.10
Califrnla Cheese.—^tr.illonry, rorab. lbs 20fJ2.%
Eastern. Cneese. .—Q2S! Do extracted... SiQlO
POULTRY AND GAME—
Hens. larce.ea.sl'itl. <J.-.!Geese. each ...$2*83.50
Do small ....75gS5!G'oBl!ngs ......'.. .—*s .
Young Roosters. fPlt:eons.'parr ....30^4f>
' each :.-. ....sl«sT.2s!S^cabs. p»r paIr.SO'CCO
Old Roosters, ea.soffi«.TGrar Gef?e ...\50560
Fryers, each ..:75if8."»'. White Geese 25*«3<>
Broilers, each. \u00844O«? <".'">{ Brant 40"*^n
Turkeys, per lb.2ss2Sinar«? • —©25
Ducka. each .. .75cii$UnabWta —^30
MEATS. PER POUXD-^-
Roasf Beef— -|Mutton Chops.. 12%«15
Choice cut5...19(520!:»0ri Chops :—^2o
Do plain ... 10Q12V.!Veal Cutlets ..>.—<fsi9
Roast Veal ....ISfilSfCorned B-?ef 6((S S
Roast Poii- 15f-:2i-:ncef Ste«r Tft S
Foreqrter'-Lamb.—©ls! Mutton Ste-w .... SQIO
Hlndnrter Tjtmb. —ft*2o!Yeal Stew 10Q12V.
Foreqrtr Mutton.—<Q 10; Soup^sr^at -«3
Leg-Mutton —«il3ifson 3 Bone .-^ 1
Tenderloin Steak.—«?ls!Ham lHfl"n
Porterhse Steak..lSUi2Clßaeon —. 20tJ2.->
Mrloin Rtesk —f«!l.-»!Pork Sannaye. .12%<air»
Round Steak ...—<& 10) Chipped Beef ...20<fi»—
Umb Chops —4625! Lard —«15
VEGETABLES—
Asparagus, lb ..10<J215iMmihTOomi». lb ..—«»-_
Artichokes. U0a..35iJi60; Onions, per lb.. 5<3 H
Beets, doz 1044— lotra. per 1b....—4>20
Beans, white. lb. Sfi 6i Potatoes, lb !Qj
Do. colored, lb. 4O 6! Do. new .1 Cdi <*
Dried Lima. lb. —ki. S. Parsnips dos ©"*?•
Cabbage, each ..—Clfit Radishes, da bnch —#Jl%
Celery, head ..-.—«tilOl Rbubarh. lb 4^ 3
Cress, dz buncb.lsi@ —'Sa?e. dra bnch».2s/Q—
Cucnmbers. each,ls«2o'String Beans, lb.—C— •
Garlic 6(o!—|Sn:nra»rNiiiaash.lb— <i»—
Green Peppers...4orre!Mi sprout*, per lb..—o—
Dried Peppers...2oo23l spinach, per lb..—iQ:r>
Egg Plant, lb..—<&!—jTUyme. da fcnc!\—**2s
Green Peas ..10<glUiA|Turnips, per (Job. —G2"t
Lettuce, doa ...15«i!23!Tomatcea. lb —820
Leeks, doz bnchs —<Bii:.\
' FRUITS AND'NUTS—
Alllirtr Pears, ea.—SIVA Grap# Fniit. tfs.BOc'Stl
Almonds —«s2ol Lemcas. <Joa 10<§23
Apples ..-. 4Q 6!Limes, do* —015
Pecans —«*2»!Oranges. c!o» 23««O
Brazil Nnts ....WasoiPtneapple^. eaeh.4o; ij3n
Bananas, doa . ,2uft >2s: Raisins, lb ICWIS
Cranberries, «jrt. —<ftli>! Pears, lb Baii"»
Cocoanuts, each. s<aioiStrawberries, hkt—MZi
Chestnuts. lh..lO@l2U.lWalnuts, per .1b.20<225
Figs, dried, lb.. 6QlO|
FISH. PER POUND— •- - «
Barracouta .....—@—!Sc-lmp». n> —QlO
Blaak Bass ....—©2s! Do picked —^30
;Cam SfilO'Sea Bass .......— $13
Catfish —©12msmelta 12>A^13
Codflah —<fJl2%lSoles —012%
Flounders ..^.lO<S) 12% 1 Skates, each ....lnifj—
Halibut .' 10<@12V»S<l'iid &12V X
Herring —«% S|Tomcod 10(^12%
Mackerel 10@12%!Turbot —<a2;>
Do horse —©lOiTront iP>
Pereb —®10!Wh!tettsh 10^—
Rockfish ........ 134220!C1am5, gallon ...CO-Ja—
Rockcod 12%«315l Do. hardshell.lb S^IO
Salmon. fresh.l7'^'Q;2o lCrawflso, per ll>. —S2—
' Do smoked .\u25a0.2s'Gb- ii Mussels, lb . —<2)lf>
Salmon Trout...—««—! Crabs, each 23<Q33
Sardines ....... —<c? —'Oysters. Cal. lGO^casi
Shad ...r —«@in| • Do Eastern, Cz-So@lo
Striped Bass ...15@20!
L Taboe R3s — — ]Ss\O & SJ5s. — 110%
L A Elec 53.100 — I Do 2<! mgSa — 105
LAO A EISS. — 100 |SJiSCR4%»— —
'L A By 5a..112%114 iSlerra R Cs.. — 112%
LAL gtd 5«. — 103%tSiP of A 6a
LAP lcm 5«. — — <190!» ir>3% —
LAP Cal sa. — 106 <1910> 104 —
Mkt-st O 6s. — 111% S P of C 6s
Do lcm ss. — 107% l (1912) IfiSV,io9^
MT& MtTSs. — \u25a0 — |SPC 1 csr 55.U9H121
NB of C ss. — 115 |S P B R to. - 132' A
N P C B ss. -i- 103%!SPBR Ist r4a 93% —
NC Ry 55.. — — SV W c m?4s SO —
N" CP C s§. — 102%!Stin G4E fia.loo —
XEI Co ss. — — I U G& E ss. — 104
O GL&H 5». — 109 iCK of SF 4s. 73% 7:1
Oak Trao 6a. — — |Val Co P sa. — 103
WATER STOCKS .
Oontr* Cost* 61 62 IS V Wat Co. 21% 23
Maria Co .. — ' 62 I,
INSURANCE
Fireman's rand — 170
r GAS AND ELECTRIC
Martel Powr — — | Pac LCo — SO
Mat E L etfs 4% — Stka G AE. — —
Do ez ctfs 121* 13141 >
\u25a0-- BANK STOCKS .
Am I?tl 8k.130 — ILon. PA A. 131 133
Acjrlo-Cal .. — 80 Mer Trnst ..215 —
Bank of Ca1.361 — Mfrch Ei . . 63 —
Cal Safe Dp.125%130 .S P NatlonaL — —
First NatnL. — 310
SAVINGS BANK 3
Ocr 8 A L. — 8200 Sar A L So. .120 —
Hum S Ek.2100 — Sec SaT Bk.. — 575
Mutual Sar.. — — Union T Co, — 323U
S P SaT C.623% —
STREET RAILROADS
California ..— 143!£! Presidio .....— 23
G«arj ; . — 40 I
POWDES
Giant Consolidated Co \u0084.....— 82%
SUGAR '
Hawaiian C. 83 84 lOnomea S C. 36 S7
Honokaa SC 11 ll%|Paauhaa SC. 14% —
Hutch SP C 15% 16 (Union S Co.. — 45
Kllauea 3C — 2 j Do pcol ... — 43
Makawel! C. 23 30 I
• MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska PA. 41 — [Oceanic S Co.^— —
Asso Oil Co. 43 43%! Pac Am 7 A l\ —
Cal P C A.103% — Pac C 80rax.152% —
Cal Wine A. 84% ««% Pac S Tel Co. — 100
MY A MtTm. — 110 \
SALES .
Mornins Session
Board—
20 Associated Oil 43.23
50 Hntchlnson S P Co 13.50
100 Onomea Sugar Co Sft.OO
50 Pa.iahau S P Co 14 6rt
20 Sprlnsr Valley . Water Co 21.75
f 1.000 Bay Counties 59 102.00
-«3.000 Cal Cent G A Electric 5a....104.5t>
$1,000 Gal Gas A El G M & C T 5a. . 82.50
Street— .
350 Spring Valley Water Co, b 3.... 2X.7S
100 Spring- Valley Water Co 21.T5 <\u25a0
11.000 S P B E lat refunding 4».... 93.50 \^
. . Afternoon Sessloo.
Board— . . " • *_v- j
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtg 4a. b 3. 89.23
- Street —
150 Bank of . California .Y. 381. 00
100 Paaohau S P Co 14.50
• 60 Spring Valley Water -Co. b 8.... 21.75
(2,000 Northern Ry ct C.il Dj 114.00
t Vn\lat~% Sccnritlea
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Bay CPC 6a. — 10S SP A NP 59 — 109H
Cal NW Rsj — 410 S P Coastß4a — 100
Marln W 5s — 105 Stand El Ca. . — 92V&
SF Drydk 55.112 — Do gtd sa. — 85
SF GAE 4%» — 94% Sntter-st Rss. — ,V»-
FOR; INVESTMENT
Write- (or - Itet ot coa-
\u25a0er-ratlve securities ylelil-
Inc front '-".'\u25a0
NVW,HALSEY&N V W,HAL5EY& CO;
413 MontKpaifry St., Saa Franclaco. "
PfeTr York. Philadelphia. : Chicago.
Cooms 7 to 11. Teleohcae Ttnpy. 1413.
Stock and Bond Broker
Member San Francisco Stock and Exchans*
368 .-Bush Street
SwVrV FRANCISCO
MINING STOCKS A SPECIALTT.
w^^Bn|qpfNM|BHM^BMMßfesBw
Codes: , Bedford McNefll. Western Cnlcn. Leibers.
J. G. WILSg
Stocks and Bonds
'Member Stock and' Bond Exebans*. \u25a0 493 Cali-
fornia '• at?. I , I'hone ' Teniporary*JSls. . :
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