The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 21, 1900, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1900. ; No. 2 red, | Okra, 32%c per Ib; Garlic, 5@6c; Green Peppers early this week, but weakening toward the | weak; No. 3 spring wheat, 3 : e Cabgeles. 12%4@15c ed Peppers, 8G i TN TR ATID | BT AR e Rl | R S, S T ' smal vemen! Stimulated corn, and ik 1 flax- | mer Squash, $1@125 per box: Cucumbers, 3c@ el 13 lose weaKnese in this than in the other Na. 2 rye, “cfingn".; z:!g‘,yuw' l;xao'mc e e o oo L cereals. Stormy weather and flooded water: L Bk barrel, $11 0@12 65; lard, per etarded | mess pork, per barrel, Cotton “sfanting. bad. (his toature. and. the stat | 100 potinds §iar 157 short ribe sides dioue). Poultry and Game. 25n SECOND AUCTION SALE OF o, istical strength of the market have not been i R hieky. o San 75 DRAUGHT., CARRIAGE AND Darviny suffisient Lo produce any outside bull move- atetiilers " Anished (20053? - e llon, L35} | Prices stand about the same all around. The HORSES, Wl'l s weak, but there Is rather more in- | SUEars, cut loaf, 6c; granulated, 5.iic. Poultry market is firm under moderate sup- s::;n:‘:e‘;‘oe: :ms?:,e d‘;l‘::!e‘:i‘w:.‘dn;_; carriag 00l 1s wi = : e dle horses R L T e ARICHER. Recelpts.| SMipm'ta. | P8 TRY_Live Turkeys, 11@1% for Gob- T e A e et Boters by Backward weather bonditions. have affected | o ) 7300 | %00 |blers and 13@lic for Hens: Geese, per pair. | TAN youms wellmoren nud In splendit oo the lumber trade demand, but in this as in a Wheat, bushels .. number of other lines, the advanced prices de- | corn™ oS manded are credited with checking business. | ootc- ISIDS <o The pressure of heavy supplies is responsible | pya” pughels . 55,000 38,000 | g1 75@2; Goslings, $2 2562 50; Ducks, $ 50@5 3 | qition. Consigned from the stock 000 | for old and $6@7 10 for voung; Hens, $4 30G6; | H. Mulholland of Tulare, Cal. 202,00 | 637.00 | Young Roosters, $ 50G7; Old Roosters, $4@4 50; | As in our previous sale we will of 000 | Fryers, $550@6: Brollers, $4@5 for large and | but the best. No worn-out culls, or ing shown in the price of R .00 | 66,000 | 25043 50 for small; Pigeons, §175@2 per dozen | hand animals among the lot. Post D e o e the renned market | Eariey, bushels 3 e R e e g remains unchanged. Weather influences are | On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter | ‘°f ON-M059 B0 W40 B4R, | o 0y Public_invited to Inspect them now ot ; ’ G e Atchison, 27%: Grand Trunk, §4: Anaconda, arket for dairy prod- | market was firm; creamery, M@17%c: Qairy. | Gray Geese. §2G2 50: White, 00 Brant. $1 256 | sareoiicy SUMMARY OF T. ] again reflected in the m: y $ S LA . % 104: Rands, 3615 Bar silver, quiet, 27%d. ucts, which have weakened under large re- }2"’?’5}3%' Cheese, firm, 12@13c. Eggs. steady: | 1'50; English Snipe, $2 50; Jack Snipe, $1 50. aibcial attention 1 called ko tne = A AR ‘res] C.. — EAVY TRUC! , weighing frcm 1 # oty hipments for the X _— to_1860 pounds. ling E. 7 Sil ] d. Serrn s dsbdEl . oshels; sgatnst | x 5 Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Sale_takes place in the evening. MONTA Sterling Exchange higher and very strong. ver unchanged. ot Gl R e e | P g e e ot P # E by S gS. the torresponding week of 1539, 3,232,106 bushels Foreign Futures. | | Eese are showing more steadiness, and some | iighted by electricity. - - ¥ IWheat futures lower. Barley rather firmer. in 1805, 1,654,668 bushels in 1597 and 1,256,430 | Jdealers dre trying to gut better prices. But-| ° OCCINENFAL *HORSE EXCH 4 —# | bushels In’15%. s kotateiof haat 4 | ter and Cheese are as before quoted, supplies g LATNG, . Auctt Other cercals as befere quoted. mh'}::lvdr‘?ng. Aptl 3. _ths, folawing table. i Blnge Ty, Aiin Sewtoo ithe expoct RIS - TR of Boui balug amle forl AlF nesde e > mpiled by Bradstreet, shows the = - 91,503,636 bushels in POO] b= e 5 Bran and Middiings advanced. Hay the same. | Inex at the principal cities for the week ended B AL ek ann tor the | o Reat— May. .vfiugi Creamery—Fancy creamery, Iic; seconds, 1d | S L» &5 5 S | April 19, with the percentage of increase an Business failures in the United States for t] ning ... .5 8% @16%ec. g e@se: | Nothing new in Beans and Sceds. | decrease, 7s compated with the cOrresPORAINE | week memmhes sor apainot 152 last week, 157 in | Clocing 59 83| Dairy . 15%e; good to choice, MY@1Se; 50 HEAD DRAUGHT DRIVING Nothng new ; | week last year: Percentage, | his Week a year ‘ago, 224 In 1885, 216 In 1897 and AT e Y Ak W ’ y tatoe. i 101 ut the same. e =% | 240 tn 1896, Wheat— May. ~ Sept.-Dec. Eastern, 16@17c; Western, 15@16c per 1b. | ~ N . Potatoes and Onions a.bo g ) S s s ey hleaia (it e e wosk s | Opening ¢ 025 AT : *Quoted at 1@14zc for store and 144G | BUSINESS and SADDLE HORSES ggs show more steadiness. Butter and Cheese unchanged. Boston 105,921,602 128 | vear ago, 15 in 1898, 22 in 1597 and 37 in 18%. C';‘,’f,'.’.f . o TR MG peE Sanies TUU AR | fl'0|ll Clfll’k & Co ’s XL RZICh 3 cago . 129,700,185 — s 2 2 3 Poultry firm at previous prices. Fhiladeiphia e | opening B 3w Deciduous and Citrus Fruits. S A Snait. Foneyy . Louls - e 06, % cHA MENDEX 5 i i 20 S g ) R IR Rec: inue to Increase, and | 1732 Market st. Successors to Killip & C ruits in sufficier:t supply. Limes lower. Baitimor un’s Review of Trade. E . epts of Cherrles continue X : ; » uits in suffic ¢ N‘ Bin Franciac e D f Chicago Livestock Market. prices continue to decline. - © Tt y ol ti 15,991, 700 —_— Strawberries came in very late in e o othing new in Provisions. Kansas City’ 157268 17 —_— Poultry and Game— : < 2 262, 's| CHICAGO. ~April _2.—CATTLE—Recelpts, | 000, and prices had to drop In consequence. | ,Foity and Game, . Wool, Hops and Hides unchanged. e na & 080.501 NEW YORK, April 0.—R. G. Dun & Co'8 | 150; generally about steady: natives, good to | Ierly arrivals of small berries brought as high | Senmg “Aciaters. < 40g50 o 4 % Detroit §. 406,144 Weekly Review of Trade to-morrow will say: | 0 SCCCri, St e e 10@ | @5 $12, but the late receipts went at the quota- | each .. 10330 Meat rket before quoted. Cleveland . 116,999 Formal reduction of $ per ton in prices of | PUTE &0 A Uit halow. sad Sads Wont SaEvied v | 0ld Roosters,” ca. 85@T5 | Hare, each........—g3 Veat market as be qi ; selected feeders, $4@4 §5; mixed stockers, : b 5| Wild Gees e % Loutsville lates and bars and closing of mills by the : A ;| Oranges are slowly piling up again, and | Fryers, eac 8@ | eese, pair..40Gs0 » 13 30G3 75; cows, $3Q4 50; helfers, 33 2504 85 Broil ach.... 506 English Snipe, ;-B:me:c. o American Steel and Wire Company have fllled | conners, 32 252 80; bulls, $2 80@4 30 calves, | Prices are weakening In consequence. Lemons RS, g T e ‘Der dosen. .38 00g3 25 Bt Tant .. o | MNOSDTeniiis, (o0 stcers, HOGN, Texay | PR atedE et Iimears v oo/ 0 | TE oy o ] e~ 103 very dull. Buffalp . and in the market for steel and iron products | puiie, 3 gy 1, lows: Fancy Navels, $215§240; cholce do, | Frults and Nuts— B = Oma changes have begun and the end cannof HOGS—Receipts to-day, 18,000; to-morrow, | §140G205; standard, S0c@$1 65. Almonds, per 1b..15G20 Limes, per dozen.10912 S napolte De foreseen. Apart from the dlsturbance in|18.000; lett over, 3000; average, steady; top DECIDUOUS FRUITS | Avples -......... 3@ $ Raisina. per Ib.... sg10 " v, lumbu 1 n . N 2 & . @5 55: A ES—T75¢ 2 per x. nanas, dozen... 3 Fhorts Blo Srands Western prefd.......... 875 | gavannal o lstrint merariime pricos that are maihe | Drices. $575: mixed and butchers, $5 4305 5 STRAWBERRIES 86 per chest for lacse | Cherries, por .. 200 %G Charters. t Louis & San Fran 0% garding 800d fo cholce heavy, $5 60@5 75; rough heavy o pesbedlod Louis & San Fran Ist prefd..... 70 | Denver {ained by the great combinations which may ' $5605°ss; light, 36 40Gb 66; bulk of sales, §o 55 | 00 $5G10 for small berries. Receipts wers | Jranges. dozen....10G35 Wainuts, per ib.. @l Louis & San Fran 2d prefd...... 3¢ | Hartford for the present tend to deter buying. In the | #4505 ©5; 3 ; ’ 168 chests. Blackberrles from the South, —. | Lemons, dozen....10G20 | o OERA g’ Sope SR Louls Southwestern ... ......... 12 | Richmond iron business the formal reductions were almost | ¥syppp_pocerpts, 7000; sheep about steady; | CHERRIES—S$150G2 50 per box. Receipts were | —yesetables vosta " EEas o Memphis 1 sales. Some urgent pts, 3 P & ¥+ | 120 boxes. | o1 adivostok. | Louls Southwestern prefd . . 32y | Srempl Wwholly anticipated in actual lambs, weak, 10c lower; good to choice wethers, 3 Artichokes, doa...30@60 Onions, per Ib.... 3§ 5 e | Paul . jans | Washiagton and important contracts have been mads, In- | 45'75@8 25; fair to cholce mixed, 8505 75; West: gy rs: Cranser. 15393 | Asparagus. per ib. G0 Okra, ary. per b—a - | et ! ing that fe the ew 0! 3 ] 5 5 5 o -2 5 8 JC 5; mons, oo .12@15 Pej TS, . 20¢ er Report. | Paul & Omai > s Quiring 70,000 tons At prices not stated, but it | TR sheep. $5 5036 25: yearlings, $ 80G6 for common and §2G2 50 for £ood to cholce: | Doqus, white, Ib.. 3g] Porstons. ar oo 20 A 3% |y 3 2578 Bouthern Pacific is known that many others have been deferred | Pative lambs, 3535097 30; Western lambs, 36@ | 130 COMMQn o FA2 Hananas, 1 %5a3 5 | v 3 ;. B Colored, per Ib.. 4@ 5 Sweet Potatoes.... 4@ 5 Time.) 0 thern Raftwa: 137 | Worcester % . until the prospect is clearer. B o per bunch; Pineapples, $350G5 per dozen. vy Der Ib. S Parsnips, per ‘,,.,,;:,»',},. 205 p. m 3. Southern Railway pref 59 | §;§2;§: .. There is a slightly better demand 5,0; CIO: Portland’s Busi 5 B i o7 3 Cabbage, each @10 Rhubarb, per 1b.. 4@ & L ainfalls to | 11 Texas & Pacific . | 1295, ; at Chicago, attributed to their improving ortland’s Business. 2 Nut. Caulifiowers, each 5@l0 Radishes, dz bchs. 10312 . < o Bl ] ; TR . dition, but the distribution of boots and shoes riea fnats, Nuts an BLSINS. | o ry. bunch by g et g > - h the same date | 18.} P s piord | Fort Worth 1,666,776 . does not keep all the factories at work. Some = s o il String Beans, Ib..15G20 ainfalls in last 24 hours i D e » | Portland, Me. u9.0% . are closed, many more are running part time, | PORTLAND, Or. April 20.—Clearings, §255,- | DRIED FRUITS—Prunes, In sacks, #4c for | Qoo 402 bichs, 2003 String B quasn, Last24 This Last | 359 Wabash, prefd . Portland, Or. 1,861,006 203 and very few of those in operation have orders | 943; balances, $45,743. 40-50's, dc for 50-60's, 34@3Ic for 60-10's, IL@ | Eeg Plant, I per pound S@10 . . [ s ; | fl,"fl’,",’}, ;m:t«s’ :‘]’; 5‘" bt 'x.m"' '“:mh’ z?‘f'& 1';:)1":; r!?:;“be’:; PR 3%4c for 70-80's, 3@3%e for 80-90's and 2%e for %0- | Green Peas, Ib. ;hyme. per 1b....20@3) 218 | 1 5 3 & oubt that greatly restricte y! o s gt per urnips, d 07 1 s | Norfolk L304® 60 caused Dy the high prices askad, which the Northern Wheat Market. 100's; Apricots, 11gi24c for Rovals, 12@ise | Lentils, per b~ P Y K N e | | Syracuse . 1230832 195 makers declare unavoldable until prices of ia for Moorparks and 12G13%c for Blenheims; | L4itUce. 15.38 Se Taes S A leather yield. The shipments from Hoston in OREGON. Peaches, §%@6c for Standards, 6%@5%c for | parracuda . 6.7 American li‘-"fm‘,n_:,m oy i iie D s Dave een L A iitis| PORTLAND, April 30.—Most of the wheat|cholce and 108 for fancy: Peeled Peaches, 100 | Carp DR S | Fall River... D e ey 1 | Dyace | witel ) Andifeient to.day. . Sbout | 1Wkor Mvayrated Anplas ddios Sun-dried, 5@ | Coatish ... . e | Seranton . X] claimed in leather, which is still held without | quoting over 3 for Walla Walla, but occa- | 5%c per Ib; Nectarines, §@%c. Pears, 344ic Flounders . Skate i Miscellaneous- Grand Rapid: ¢ i3 nt higher. for dark afdd 7@Sc for bright halves: Black | Halibut . e American Cotton OIl.. ‘Aun_m e 3 ylelding and satin 'is mmed)nl o cent higher. | sionally quotations of 5 were heard. For Flen S0 White " Fios S 00 s | Eingmah Tomeod ..... American Cotton Oil prefd Tiowell ;- The textile industries have -,r!" Wn A)u- valley, 53¢ 1s about the best figure offered, | pihms $@%: unbleached Plums, 7@7%c for | Mackerel Clams, gallon. - American Malting ...... | Dayton,” 55 to D¢ dlled, which keep many of the mills| ang biue stem is easy at 56@b7c. A reduction Ppitted ‘and 1%c for unpitted. . Do, Horse. Do hardshell, 100. 0G50 American Malting prefd...... | Seattie 19:6 busy, but there are many u§ ers - famare | of 5c per barrel has been made In a few brands RAISINS—Bleached Thompson’s—Fancy, per | Perch . .15@20 Crabs, each 10213 » American Smelting & Refining. | Tacoma” 7.3 S04 fe Iont Sr crdérs withont mach Tesand Lot valley fiour, ) 5 1b, 10c: cholce, %: standard, Sc: prime, 66; tn- | Pompano — |~ Do sottshell, 4z 25g35 Am Smelting & Refining prefd. | Spokane o % o N bsaanianity i tia g met ] WASHINGTON. bleached Thompson's, per Ib, 6c. Sultanas— | Rockfish Mussels, Jart.... 001 A depress| considerable depth overlles -- American § ey Stoux City 1,071,032 2%.5 worsted goods hold steady as the makers need | TACOMA, April 20.~WHEAT—Little doing | Fancy, per b, Siac: cholce, Tise; standard, Sige; | Saimon, fresh. ysters, Cal. 100..40930 Nevads astern Ca ta. During the | - American Bpirits pref 17 | New Bedford. 468,004 7o More contracte but in less favored lince | and Drices show no change. Blue stem, Sc prime. fe: unbleached Sultanas, Sc; Seedless, | Do. smoked Do Eastern, doz.25g+0 past 24 hours the pressure has fallen .2 of &n | American Steel Hoop 28% | Knoxville, Tenn, 468,276 Both 1 I8 wear and’in dress -goods, the | OHID; Bo: 50-1b boxes, 5c; 2-crown, loose Muscatels, Sigc: | Shrimps ... foch along the Sierras, The temperature has | American Steel Hoop prefd % | Topeka ... 27 15.8 R R e e L 3-crown, Gic; d-crown, 7c; London Layers, | Catian from 80 & degrees on both sides of the | 50 American Steel & Wire.. Rirmingham . 5.9 aopigieos vithout change in prices. Cotton Borsi Mark 2-crown, $150 per box; 3-crown, $160. Famey | . » i allen over nearly the entire AR Boosl & Wi prell)... Wichita .. 21 £00ds are by eome mold. at conceasions for oreign Markets. Clusters, $2; Dehesa, $250; Imperial, $3. Ail | ¥ cramento and P o b | Binghamton (X Bilie (hibecs 1ax all swalise " (hats moasant prices are f. o. b, at common shipping potnts | | TO ARKET. averages half R ieen e Tw peeia Lexington. Ky...... 28 prices will not long control cost of production. | LONDON, April 20.—Consols, 101%. Silver, | in California. THE STOCK M ET. American Tobacco .. = Jacksonville, Fla... 17 % fraction in price and | 27%a. Fi R 101¢ 7 01¢ 1214c. C: NUTS—walnuts, 8@Sc for standards and be expected Satur- | - American Tobacco prefd Kalamazoo e e clingd A fraction n ‘price AT LA Pl pelen I0CDeoOIt ige Oxn ] o e et A e, el * Anaconda Mining Co.. Akron .. corn advanced a fraction, both markets being | goes on passage, rather easler. 3d lower; car- o “w@se for hasd | * ive by certaint: 5 paper shell, 9@10c for soft and 4 m:?fl;;de f-::m.’::‘."ex‘oyml::c;lequlre’menu will | 80es Walla Walla, 28s 9d; cargoes Oregon, 30s shell: Peanuts, i%@6%c for Eastern and ic| gocuritfes continued very dull on the morn- be easily met. Atlantic exports in three waeks, | 0d: English country markets, easy. for California; Brazil Nuts. 7%@sc: Filverts, |, STl ’h ST To T e flour includs have been 06 bushels, | = LIVERPOOL—WHEAT—Qulet; No. 1 Stand- | 13g12ye: Pecans, 11@13c: Cocoanuts, $4 50@s. ~ | 18 . the ng against 5,622,744 last year, and Pacific exports | ard California, 6s 412d@fs 5d; whedt in Paris, | HONEY—Comb, 11%@1%c for bright and 1047 | Was a further deciine in Gas and Eleetric to 927 bushels, against 1,152,060 last year. | Weak: flour in Paris, weak: French country |1ic for light amber: water white extracted, | 343 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel & Iron. Continental Tobacco . Continental Tobacco i Federal Steel ........ Federal Steel prefd . wing maximum wind velocities are Eureka. # Chattanooga . | Rockford, Il Canton, O.... Springfield, O. Fargo, N. D, miles per hour, from the . 36 miles, from the south- for thirty B Stoux Fall Fallures for the week were 184 in the United | markets, easy. T%c: light amber extracted, T4@7%a; dark, | In the afterncon Glant Powder sold down Baturday; General Electric Hestings, e % v COTTON- lands 5 15-22d. Sla@he 1b. to_$81 62%. winds, high on the 6 Glucose Sugar . e, e, R Do Dstysusand I iniCanedn o Falp s L eeWA X202 per In The oll stocks continued dull. ¢ Glucose Sugar prefd.. Davenport . s il ey ST % International Paper ... Torean o = STmEeT 5 “c?‘ztdxvfirs;m:ar,x:(-_n‘g;_xee‘l; v Sty Provisions STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. nternat a Paper prefd Galvesto o - 0 - - & A Laclede Gas S e %G, September, 3 yd. T by FRIDAY, April 22 p. m. National Biscult . Bvanaville | ' . . VHEAT—N California, 6s 41 LAGS. e A Evansille New York Grain and Produce| | (WHEAT-No. 1 California, 6 44868 6:( Yirong prices conttaue to rule, and the de- O 5 Bonas DiATE:| ational Lead . 2 qul;l; April, nominal; May, 5s 9d; July, &s ma"fi‘, ‘L"xfo\:xd_:x-rys % R 4s quar coup..1M%15 | M ational Lead prefd £41.000 * 8ipd. CURED ME/ acon, 1lc per Ib for heavy, | ¢4 g, .....J4K115 (O lonal Steel g Y g : Sl Ic for light medium, 12c for lght, 13c for ex- | 48 do cp sow. 14 = | R G. McADIE, al Steel pretd 561,452 NEW YORK, April 2.—FLOUR—Receipts, | tra light and l4%c for sugar cured. Eastern | 4s_do coup....110 — |P Forecast Offictal. | et Am,":é;nflmke Saginaw . 369,148 13.1 27,033; exports, 19,692; market \'an; qulelkal sl\: { | sugar-cured Hams, 13%@14c; Mess Beef, $12 per | _ Miscellaneous— s s . s prices. Spring patents continued weak, buf P . g 1ly, $14: e “ Pacific Coast g Totals, U S.....$1,725,867,536 % 12.5 [ not quotable lower than yesterday. 1 LOC#L MLRKETS. {’?rk"sl]'?-a‘%:';f :lx:"lF‘cr!'e‘al: ::9‘ 3’1(:: i;rl"s?‘ Pacific Coast 1st prefd 83 | Totals outside New WHEAT—Receipts, 14,800 bushels; exports, | | Smoked Beef, 1215@13¢ per Ib. X = EASTERM MARKETS { | Pacific Const 24 pretd; & | York ... < BAGEUS . .. 1.1 44,586 bushels. Spot, No. 2 red, T8c 1. 0. | #— * | "LARD-Tierces quoted at 7@% per Ib for | E & Cl Ry 6s..115 { S 5 || Pacific Mall . - 32 DOMINION OF CANADA, b. afloat spot; No. 2 e elevator; No. 1 ¥ compound and $K@dc for pure: halt-barrels | Geary-st R 5. — | i Pretued Steet Gat 11 i | Montrear $12.340.206 e e R Exchange and Bullion. L O R SR B B Rl |~ oy & - ghed * * | Preesed Steel Car prefd.. g2 | Toronto T | Options experfenced one of the dullest Sexsion: iy e PN o S ver T M | e T 106 108 ; - | Puitaan Palace Car. g B ] | this week. Foreign houses traded both Ways, | Sterling Exchange, sixty days.. 5 D _— LALCe o e onal. — 290 New York Stock Market. i Standard Rove & T S | Hantax | but outside interest was lacking, and even | SieTiNE EXCHANES: SR % 5 4 = Do sutd gy B S - | 3 105 | Hamilton | scalpers withdrew. Heavy Argentiné shipments, | SteTling Exchanse, 4w | Hides, Tallotwr, Wool and Hops. | Do gntd Ss.- 3% 100%| Merchants Ex 13 — MEW YORK. Apeil W—The stock mesoat | “-Ji5 SURLSSS o "85 | Vancouser . | Brimpiea " the heavineds of the das. Prites | New oTK Sxchang sighi: 5 Maricer s so 1350 — | Nev Nar DR _ 4 continued unsettied and hesitating to-day un- | 2000 United States Loathor .o ny | Victeria . finally rallied with Corn and closed steady at | Ny Lo rnge: telegra fosg | Tere’le Hothing néw under this head Wool | MESICSS, (0TS — [OSF JRN B — > nce of the uncertainty surround- | 1 United States Leather prefd. T R 325,154,500 %4@G3%c net decline. May 72 7-16G72 11-16c, closed | x/0€ VT, Pt DBy 49" | and Heps continue dull, while Hides aresteady | N CN G R 75.110 — (Hum 8 & Lo — — and steel issues. e undertone | T ot Mt S e 2% s apdSims o daard #| RS Ly T SIo e lohed: 1801 SRty A D e ila and At o EOSINe [Ba e B ) — tly firm and the 1y ion o nited States Rubber pref 97 | 2 @734, clos t; AT - Pof Cal 5s.116 — |8 v U.. 8§ hi v Copesion S Western Taton vorresr gl # | "HOPS ateady. § Wheat and Other Grains. sbout 1c under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers, | N b &5t Rt to.liaté — |Sav & L 9. B> 7 st o2 Sen i Republic Iron & Steel Co e 19% ’ : % ; $ | WOOL—Dull i 10@lic: medium, 9c: light. 96%c: Cowhides. | N b G R R 59.107% — |Sec Sav Bk, — ess due in large part | eel Co prefd 6214 Bradstreet’s Financial Review. COFFEE: t Rio barely steady; No. 74n-| wupam 7iverpool and Parls continued to | $89%¢; Stags, 7c: Salted Kip, $@9i4c: Calf, 10c; | N Cal R R 5s.112 © — |Union T Cop — — ort interest to cover. & volce, $¢; No. 7 jobbing, 8tc. Mild, ‘quiet; Cor- 7 e o 18@15c; culls and brands, | Oak'G L& H5s108% — | Street Rallrosds— cke this morning on dova, 913@l4c. Futures closed steady at a net | decline. Chicago was dull and weak, In sym- Dry Kip and Veal, 16@1%c: Dry Calf, 19G | Ouy Tran 6s..114% — |California m prodpeleunfioac ooy fanc | % # | decline of 15 to 2 Doints.. Total sales, 21,60 | pathy with foreign cables, large Argentine ship- e: Sheepking. shearlings. 130%c eac F wnott | Qak W Co bs.. — 103% Geary-st ...... 80 — s P Shares sold 3 bags, including: May, 6 50; July,’ $5 1o . col, each; mediu @%c: long Wool, 7 ; . comparative quiet of the bl taa | NEW YORK. April 20.—Bradstreet's Finan- | 85; Auguat. $80; September, $6 8508 34; Ocre s o off again, | $1@1 %5 each: Horse Hi H 508 _for large | OeRie § Co.JINIT ([Helnta -S4 & ks and positive strength at | ;. o . o ot g S o1 | clal Review to-morrow will say: This week ., $6 90@38 ember, §7; December, §7 15@ | In the local 4 BaIN. | and §1 25@1 75 for small; Colts, 25@50c. Deer P & CI Ry 65.104% — |Presidio ....... 16% — ts prompted the covering of | Uy T 2% when 2ds.. i | the industrials furnished the sensational ele- | 7 2; J * it thi apot miacked wis;urbanged. Skine-Qummier or red skine; dc: fall ar medt- | B SO R R G = — | Fewtnw Hocha aged what slight buying for A % | ment in the stock market. Their unsteadiness | SUSAR—Raw and Refined, steady. Spat - - Wheat—Shipping, * 3G8¢4c: milling, | um skins, 3c; winter or thin aking, M. Goat | DoGeilee R 1 — |Calitormtn 9% — there was. Eager atten T | for some time back in the face of the risine | EUTTER Recelmat, Mis packages: ket | 9T%cq@IL. SR AR R Skine—Frime Angoras, Tc: large and smooth, | Sec I, & GRSe. 90 — Glant Con Co. s1% 51% Steel and Wir E 109 tendency of rallroad shares has already been b : ’ 4 e Sy J 0."1 rendered, 5@5%c per Ib; No. | 5 F & SIV fs.118% — |[Vigortt ... 3§ 3% p g Do new 4s reg...13% fully referred to, and it cannot be said that S £ Informal Session — 9:15 o'clock — December — Cape - S per Ib; No. | g Rg of Cal 6s. Sugar Stocks— e poompany'® | Do new 4s coup ‘13 IN Pacific 3s B e e e s e | e LB o R 5 e A e o T N A el | A R | Do old 4s reg.....14% | Do 4s.... Prined and Alamayed the soomrkStive DAL SUI- | fopular packing, 12K@12%c at mark: Souwthern | May—s0e0, bises 20000, S, Northern free, 16GiSc; Northern defective, 136 | D taw) 1% = |Haw C&S Co. & ommon and preferred T14 N Y C & S{L'is107 | prised and dismayed the speculative public in B = i e 14,000 otls, 2 . g t 5@ 17cs i Do (1%06) ....111 — |Honol Co. 2% 33 E Mok 12 N & W connection with the severe break In Aeeneon | at mark, 11G125c. Second Session—December—14, . $102%; [ 16c: Middle County, free, 13@17c: Do (1912) ... 118% — |Hutch S P Co. — * 2% ons as though e i e e | Steel ‘and Wire stocks and the other steel Snte DRIED FRUITS. 10,000, $102%. May—20,000, 94tc. County, defective, 13@15c; Southern Mounta Do ist cx 6. — © — |Kilaues 8 Co. 71% 22t 12235 | trials wae the apparently well-founded. s | The market for Evaporated Apples was mod- | Regular Morning ~Session—December—35,000 | 12 months’, 12@léc: do, . 7 months’, 12@l5c; L [1274128% | Makawell S Co 48 = 4% i b 5 ¥ 3 e e pocts ; i tls, 102%. May—8000, S43c. do, defective, 7 monthw', 10@12c: Humboldt and | § & BE 05 1974128% - By 1006 . that the closing down of some of the company's | erately active to-day. Sellers were conspicuon s, . May—8000, sétge. 0090t | et ive, £ mdathur, 10@3e: Hu dt a0d | S ¥ Water 6.114% — |Onomea S Co.. 8 — Gealings In the stock were ... 84% 1O Short Line 6s. mille, though perhaps warranted by business | by their absence. This influence, together with [ Afternoon ~Session—December — 10, O S s heveds, Jgits: per. I Do 4s 104 — |Paaubau S Co. 313% — in the hands of the room- | Canada So 2ds.....107 Do con 3s.........113% | conditions growing out of overproduction and | light receipts and favorable country advices, | $102%. § 1 B a 3 i N SV W @3dm)102 — Miscellaneous— lated many rumors concern- | Ches & O 4t Reading gen ds.... sai, | decreased consumption at the prevalent high | Served o give a firm undertone to the market. | BARLEY—The feeling is rather firm than e Ay Stktn Gas 6s. 9 — |Al Pack Aswn13 1wy AT e’ T Do 5..... RG W lsts. 993, | prices, was attended by heavy selling of both | Prices remained unchanged at last quotation. | otherwise, though there is no advance. Spec- San Francisco Meat Market Water Stocks— |Cal Frult Asn. 1045 = . . e . Chi & N con T St L & I M con fs.110% | the common and preferred stocks by inside in- | California_Dried Fruits were dull and nom- | ulation is dull. = s 'y ‘ Contra Costa.. 84% 65 |Mer Ex Assn.. — 100 lon was kept secret until after the close of | 1o 8 F geb ty St L & S F gen 6s.123% | terests. In fact, even If the declines in fin. | inally unchanged. 5¢ for No. 1 and 67%@72%c for off g Marin County. — — |Oceanic 8 Co.. M% 9% the market. With this disturbing factor kept | Chlcago tores oo St Paul cons...... 1735 | ished steel prodicts furnished a proper cause | STATE EVAPORATED APPLES—Common Brewing and Shipping grades, sy | No further fluctuation in anything is re- | Biniin SOOREY: oo, oo Decanie' 8 Co.. 9% % in the background a number of favorable in- | D & R G 1st; Et PC & P 1sts | for the action of the management in its sus- | 4%@5c; prime, 5%@6c; choice, 7@7%c; fancy, 7% ‘hevalfer, nominal. ported. Gas & Electric— Pac C Bor Co.150 — Seences were atlowsdl o play. The coul- | Do da.. iy Do Bs 291 | pending operations for the time being, it was | @Sc. i CALL BOARD SALES. BEEF—6@6%c per 1b for fair to choice. Cent G L Co.. — — |Par Paint Co. 10 — = sbscsine el de |[ETV & G Ists... £ Raflway promptly concluded that the manner in which | CALIFORNIA DRIED PRUNES—3%@Te. Informal Session—9:15 o'clock—No sales. L—6%@3c per Ib. Cent L & P... 3% — avorable trade | ET ¥ & G 1s Btand 1 & = this wvas done and the sudden nature of the | APRICOTS Royal 13Qltc; Moorpark, 1i@usc. | Informel Seasion=os o MUTTON—Wethers, T@7%c; ewes, 64@7c per Morning Session. reports, the bitummnous coal as well as the | F W & D ¢ isia. Tenn new set 3 announcement left little doubt as to the specu. | PEACHES—Peeled, 18 unpeeled, T4@c. | BreONd N ing Session—No sales. 1, . enthracite roads sharing the movement. | Gen Electric 5s.. | lative reason behind the move. Under the cir- Afternoon Session—No_ sales. LAMB—Spring, 8@%¢ per Ib. - The local traction stocks and Sugar moved |G H & S A 6s..... cumstances, particularly as there were prompt N York Metal M 1 dull and unchanged. Offe: PORK—Live Hogs, §%@54c for small and > ; | confir ew York Metal Market. OATS—Continue 5 - upward in a decidedly frregul Do 2ds.. U Pactfic 4 confirmations of the reported concessions in le for all needs. medium and 5%@5%c for large: stock Hogs and P ¥ ®ular manner and ~E v, ings are ample for Sy tnl Pockle, Canats Bt ol TC Wabash Ists. steel prices generally, all of the iron and stesl r Do con 6s.. ... York Central and Pennsyivania were also | Jowa Cont lsts.. poinis of strength. The good crop weather K C P & G lIsts.. was & sustaining influence with the grain- | 1 new con 4e : 93c : ceders, §3@5tc; dressed Hogs, 1@$%c. jlocks. with few exceptions shared more o | NEW YOR!t(. Aprl'l I:;—The‘n St skt | . Sl MR B THOR 10: | Giuy. | Seede, Bigsige: den ogs, 1@8%c. S F Gasitgrt, « 3 o8 10, the general break and were only rallied | In the way of ‘mew features of importance in | ¥ Bag Wiim BEI %, £ LT G & Merchosidi 1S F Ga Co. by heavy covering of short contracts. Th, 3 5 B enerai Merchandise. 100 Vigorit . raliroad share list, which At first was Inclined | es. continee atent ord aasorhy, 00 Ar- | iight again, and the market is firm at the re: Do 2ds West Shore 4s. Wis Central lsts. Va Centuries. wt.ing gessus -~ Afternoon Session. i kets continue weak and unsettled: pig iron | cent advance. Eastern White is quoted at §1 05 %2 carrying roads. Rumors still continue to cir- Lf, ‘flum 4= Do deferred. :r?nrhu()':sltll‘(;n ?g;: m‘d':m:'fi!".fe ?f the de- | warrants closed at $15@18 here. Northern No. 1 @107% per ctl and Eastern Yellow at $115@ | BAGS—San Quentin Bags, $565: Calcutta - B‘;‘,_:"Cm_ Water culate of new railroad combinations and of | & Pacific 4s... " less irregularity and wesknens ohtd More | foundry was quoted at $21G23, nominal, Lake 120 per ctl; mixed, $112%@1 15 per ctl. Graln Bags, 6%4@6%4c: Wool Bags, 284@2%c; 5 Giant Powder Con. Tioends on railroad siocks but | Datiral in view of tho it T L SOERET Sled dull and unchanged at 817, Tin, | RYE—_%GT e per otl Fleece Twine, Tic. 5 Giant Powder Con. nite authority e bank: ~ - - | while Interest was a shade easler, closed quiet 3 AT—Nominal. v : v b 1 an increase. 15 cash to s | Hon of sDeculative accounts in the leadine | ov $0 To@aL, | Lead continaes Anieooadliet| BUCKWL COAL—Wellington. 8 per ton: new Welling- | 4 Giant Powder Con.. T ; S 1d Wellt ., 50; Se le, 5 N a0 fhe Botiimcries Do Basine iobus | Changed on the tarls of U1 il ani bt 10 Flowr and Millstuff R i L O S B R SR e realizing-sales set In on & Inrge scats mag Sooks | asked. Spelter easy and a partial 2, our b Co-operative ‘Wallsend. $3; Cumberland, $12 in | ‘195 Paauhau S P Co.o.. ... Senaraily tendog to soll. O Shndon,. f‘ .ffl points off in the absence of buyers, closing bulk and $13 2 in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthra- | 10 Pacifie Gas Improvement in the market was on & more n.trlrlesf.:a;: easy at $4 7 7. {The brokers' price for lead | FLOUR—California family extras, $3 60@3 75, cite Egg. $14: Cannel. $i1 per ton; Coke, $1i | 500 § F Gaslight | although the market there apparentiy realized | ° ¥ 4 And for copper $17 %. usual terms; bakers' extras, $3 403 30; Oregon [ yer ton fn bulk and 17 In sacks: Castle Gate | 100 ed nearly $4,000,000 on sub- s and over half a million ress movement with the in- k s rather more mystery than | Hale & Norcross.. ding the item of loans. The liqul- | Homestake ates loan contraction, but the de- | Iron Siiver 1156 80 24 Quicksilver p 22/Sierra Nevada 50 00| Standard 3 Powder, b 30.... ) £ {Daton. Cou * 21| that the difficulty In W ‘ 5 Rocl Springs. $8 43 per 2000 Ibs. . oo shesarinn lining scale of interest rates ¥ In Wall street related onl; and Warhington, $2 25@3 per barrel. and Rock Spt h H 3 ¥ e the banks to place as large Joans s momnie | o s GN PN e B o the industrials and had no actual bearing o | * . MLLSTUFFS Prices n sacks are as fol. | RICE R L L LT PRODUCERS' OIL, EXCHANGE. The process of loaning on sterling colateral | Monoe {014 Dominton ... e Eeate Sy iridan prospects. | Attee ; ; lows, usual ciscount to the trade: Graham [ 42004 i extrn do, £50% 50 Fawalian, $£5g5 25; s Sk which has proceeded during the week will un- | con b2 3okl Rubber oo oo B | foe e e ST, on Tukey (o Chicago Grain Market. Flour, §2 75 per 100 Ibs; Rye Flour, 32 75; Rye | “YUGAR-The Western Sugar Hefining Com- e © R o e varaes et 88, 1 | Time loan I 4" @5 " Union Pacific 1., 5755 | forelgn housce: but Iaser on “the Buropean par. Meal, 2 50: Rice Flaff, ¥; Corn Meul, 82 80: | pany auotes ner it in 105" bags:" Ciben, X | 13 marner Ranch ... i . - terling m: e | " Stocks— |West Ena | ticipation, although mixed in charmete #* % | Oat Groats, : Hominy, ; " Buck: | Crushed and Fine 5.80c; L | ‘a5 JORGUIR <c.cnveronrsiors t200 week. Actual sterling rates advanced i and e 7o g racter, was 4 25 Cracked 2: | 5.60c; Candy Granulated, 5.20c: Dry Granulated Dopied rates lic t0-day and are mear the §oid | A T & 8 F pretd o1 AL te ... a0 | ThalRe e e Drecton e eomsiry | CHICAGO, April 20.—Wheat traders climbed | Foean, s1.55: Whots. TWhont Flouy, s Rl | 5o Gome Granulate i.10c; Magnolia A, 4.7oc i Afgcun Seipten, ‘rl £ s, the &h :l‘l‘leffl-"r‘::‘ A“mzlnf‘l‘i:: :E’g‘czgrs:r"-rg .105% Mining Shares— firmness of the London money market and the | Into the pit at the opening of the session with | Oats (barreis), 7 25; In sacks, $5 73@7; Pearl | Extra C, 4.60c; Golden C, 4.50c; barrels, 10c Boa “110% | Adventure .. -2 'Allouez Min G 243 | Amalg Copper |Atlantic | Boston & Maine. 19 Boston & Mon Chgo. Bur & Q. | Dominion Coal . ;G E } half-barrels, 25¢_more: boxes,. G0c Mo 40 Buritngton Bibsenn it gl FUCRE S R L DR T less | 100 Home Oil rrels_or its equivalent. Dominow, | 100 Home Off ; boxes. 6.10c per Ib. 50 Home Of1 I Seud yous 4% | marked tendency of exchange rates here to ad- | their views concerning the value of wheat | Barley, $6; Spiit Pe g | e T Ty mavie [ Stneny S | Ionerss rom e to e, The xas due o the | 10 1 o Feod oooe s not Influenced by | fact that Argentine last week ship, 750,000 2 | the prospect of gold shipments in the near | bushels. that cables were lovel?ed .:h the Hay and Feedstuffs. future to such an extent as it doubtless would | weather conditions remained the fast friend of 127 |Butte & Boston... 74 | be If it wers not belleved that the o c e Receipts of Produce. - %% Calumet & Hecla..75 | pansion of the national bank clrculation wow 1o ink whice the, Bpeculative. trade proceede 'ts| Bran and Middiings have agaln advanced, it ol o int. Call money loaned as | Beh Teiephone - e, -y Boston & Albany The bond market was less active to-day and - - prices were well held. Total sales, par. value, | hosion & S Tnited States 3 (coupon) declined & the 58 % in the bid price . ans MINING STOCKS. in th Dom Coal prefd...116 |Centennial progress will a: e, nd are very firm, with light stocks. There is| : NEW YORK STOCK LIST. | Foteens et Franktie ey For .;r;‘:‘n“me'y'.;fl‘:n:’z!}h Ar:enun slumber. Nearly the whble session the fuctua- | &' 82 e in Hay, but dealers say that the crop FOR P'R!DA.Y. APRIL 2. 1 Ehares Fed Steel 4. % H orable | tions were very narrow. The cash business | no change Flour, qr sks. 2,440 | Hay, tons 333 | _The following were the sales In the San i Closing | o4 Bteel prota, . 1% Humbolds §vp Brommacts i, the Viest have been a factor s, falr 15,000 bushels Rere for direct 'export. | wil not be a» enormous 22 expected. awine to | yioE, 9,3 o | s, Sons | Pt Bach ant’ Rechunat Benit ; Gas : b res | New York put the ex emand at thirty . low prices and a number of other § : g prefd . o 20K | Gen l‘:fi";;ib 13 Quiney | She jfgeracted some buying to that portion of | loads ~and 'Philadelphia reported thirty-five dn.’u::“::l‘l‘l ltl;m: atw 1erge wipplies o hand. | G as o F s Morning Session. 5,060 Baltimore & Ohio” " fan | E4 Elec ML.......205 |Santa e Copper o | : loads. This had a steadying influence which | “5Rhy "613g14 per ton. 0 Belcher ........ 22{ 100 Overman 2 Cenadian Pacific | Mexican Centrai... 14% Tamarack . " .- * held to the end. The spread between May and | J T/ nTINGS 41720 per ton. Y 00 Best & Belcher 24| 300 Overman n 2,000 Canada Southern N I Gas & Coke... 19 [Utah Mining ———————————# | July widened to 1%c. There was considerable FEEDSTUFFS—Luiled Barley, $15@17 per 215 Quicksilver, 700 Chollar . 11| 200 Sierra. Nevads. & 2100 Chesapeake & O ... 014 Colony ... 3 E chaning. The crowd sold May and took July, | ,ni*Giicuke Meal at the mill. $366: 710 Leathe 500 Con Imperiai.. 02| 100 Sierra Nevada. o 39 Chicoms Toon Wtaes: ™ | Bradstreet's on Trade. e e, Sleyators In a moderate way re: | (o715 @n: Cocoanut Cake. $20221: Corn M Y 135| Hides, No 24| 200 Crown Point... 18 100 o s P R New York Money Market |||t i SO | 1B S o, R e re | B RS B e R B 3 Spicaro nd & Touiovie”. -~ >4 ¥, |and closed 4c down at &ic. July ‘began the | Coitonseed Meal nominal -, | Sugar, s OREGON. [ 500 Ophte e ?3} 100 Yellow Jac » “hicago & Eastern Iilino, NEW YORK, April 20.—Money on call easy| NEW YORK, 1120, session %c lower at 66%@66%cC to 66%c, touched Sitidin Jonally $10; Wheat and . IO Tt o oot - 3l e Eastern Tilinols. gt y| NE APril 20.—Bradstreet's to-mor- | G6ic and closed a shade down at S0%s. L et s0Gs; Barley, $@1: Altaita, s Ay | i Splcago & Northwestern at 203 per cent; T vy cent. Prime | row will say: More rather than less lireqnian | | The sir kst Tateely . Hoed o the e R S Caynibons L ST | Attmtn’ St Chicago Bock lsla Paciic.”. 1103 { mersantile paper. 6408 b ot oSterling ex- | ity in the trade and price situation fs to be | Scalpers. Trade was quiet and narrow. The | 7 SrRAW C35@3se ‘per bale. ¥ g e e Anme - B 2 Hale & Xare Colorado Southern ...... D 6% | ore Dills at $4 55 for demand st o g 0ank- | noted this week, partly the result of weathee | ) s e M R R O T | %0 Chotiar 11l 300 Opnee ™, Nove e o e Beans and Seeds. i ' B e et Detoware & Hudaor P o8- ‘e | @489, Commerclal bills, 34 834@4 81. Bliver | those efforta In the direction ot om, | Affected by weaker hogs. fhe lower grain mar- - B = Potess . Delaware Lackawania & Western, sag | s MfionaaT GUver, Wc. Mex- | which have been such & featare ot tho fom Eetnmnd Yguidation, Qutside selling. was & | Tnere is nothing new to report, trade being Family Retail Mark 100 Gomd & Curry 3 oy epe Nevada: Deuver & Rio Grande State, ‘inactive: ratiread, Arm. Tmenl Weaki | and steel trade of late. “That the basic congl. | [SALI®, Tower, . My Iard 134’ dao aquiet. : awey, et Mayket- 100 Gould & Curry 2. 20 Yellow Jackst.. 2 gt e oot S 1 Rl Tserable | U g e oer Say b, 051068 Gown: | " BRANS—pavos, 5163 2: ama Pink, & g2 a | + +| T fottows T : . % , 5 Toas o * Targe . : 3 | _THe following were the [ Eric e preid Condition of the Treasury. Kaliroad sanings continue heavy, and the de- O fi"*iuk,';:‘zumr of sympathy with Tod. '#08 60;. Blackeye, 4 50; Buiters, nomi. RS SIS in But. | Stock Exchange esterday's = the Pacific Hocking Coal . . e largely to rellgious and other holiday obssrva. | SO “pd Wheat. ot ot e tio™e: | nal; Lima, $5 %; Pea, §3 40@3 50; Red Kidneys, 9% 3 Morning Session. ocks 2 WASHINGTON, April 20.—T hat by the decline, but not sufficiently to ter, Egss and Cheese this week. B Vahey P ASHINGTON, AP B Todars state. | ety ind 1o Tratricted stock speculation. Heavy | create anything like excitement. May closeq B fbs Brown Mustard, nominal; Yellow | " Meats and Poultrs stand about the same e - 208 ayexican . E] Towa Central »....... fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 ruerv..":;:al et et B i gfhcun:l.mgu.t g s LS S TR Mustard, OIS ornis and e for Tewiay: | before quoted. Hams. Bacon and Lard are ad- | 200 Best & Beicher 23| 100 Ophie i Iowa Central prefa ... . in the division of redemption, Avafl- | With the advent of a warm Spring temperature s leading’ futures ¥ fic per’ Ib for fl:flw R ‘"mJ‘;: vancing in the wholesale markets, and the | 250 Chollar ... 12| 400 Ophir » Kaneas City Fittsburg & Ga able cash balance, $152.356,131; gold, $83,895,190. | changed conditions of retail demand. which 1 ARTICLES. Open. |High.| Low. |Close. | Alfalfs.. B ¥ . AL Wices ark Biely (6 be faisediany day: - |08 O Cul & Vi3 S 558 Ohade [ e R ! 55 S . ;:-wnuh-n zb:zmt in the gen- 1| " DRIED P! Niles, $1 90G2 25; Green, §1 90 | Cherries are now coming in, and are very | 105 Confidence ... g 20 Overman 2 Lo S London M arket. 'j.'h S AL oo AP -Mu“u:..l R & | @22 per cti. RN B .m,itho’:’l:l dem;" O:h;:wlu uu: Il"nothln( 100 Cnnmlencec. gr 400 Potosi . 3 Louisville & Ni r— o new in s, egetables are plentiful, -and = 1200 Gould & Curry | 300 Sierra N Hanhatian Eicvaw © NEW YORK. April 20.—The Commercial Aq. | mills, were Wit Gown: ‘aa. plbHeL LenorarriFe = fi Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables. |prices show little change from week to week. | 100 Hale & Nore... %l 1 Yeiiow e 8 ropolita: way vertiser's London financlal cablegram an oversupply of thesé goods.- The announce. — Conl, ver ton— | ernoon Sesston. Mexican Central . mys: | St hay ‘an_unsettiing effect upon . meq- > Cannel ......$—@13 00|Seattle . 50— Alta .. 05/ 300 Hale Mioraie & 5 | There was universal stagnation in the markets | Troh® gha, BAd an uns “probably expetron, Sord 3 TG RS wee e mondien. e Bt | SEERS o g o i 100 Beieher - 21! %0 Hale & Noo+ 8 Minneapolis and St Louis prefd. et ot ing %S from Lord Roberts. | new domestic business js interfered. with” Sod 38% | er receipts, and Australlans were also quoted | New Welllng- Wellington .. —a 50 | 200 Best & Beicher 23 200 Mexican 32 Missour! Pacific . Amr::nl "Ht;” zvmfl;.d e‘ Opening for ten | strength of the export demand previously noted 3t 39 39% | firm and in demand. ton . ——@10 00:Coos Bay..... —@7 00 3 Chollar .. 12 %00 Ophir o .. Moblile & Ohlo . e e e cclined down until quite | in' these columns, however, is still a feature, 39%| 40 | ' Recelpts were 873 boxes Asparagus, 719 boxes | Dairy Produce, etc.— 28 Con Cal & V.1 @) 100 Potoat 7 100 Missour! Kansas & 'n.: B o m“'u ml 'umrt. and we have the best of reasons for belleving 5 Rhubarb, 838 sacks Peas and 495 sacks New | Butter, per sqr...33G40|Ranch Eggs, per 100 Confidence . 200 Savag 0 700 lvlw-n!fl Kansas & Texas el D apathetic and 'P- | that a very large quanti of Southern jron 23%| 2% 23 Do, per roll. -35@g—| dezen . ..17@20 | 406 Con New York. 03 200 Sierra N o 5500 New Jersey Central . l::g-“"“'"‘gd:'::'m:a“;w;"fmm bears | variously estimated at 20,060 to 30,000 tona, was Bl BN Bk ‘1012 Horey Comb, per. 200 Gould & Curry 26 U5 Norioh & Weweern York was tirea of upholaing the stick " Thens | 5210 Lhis week to go abroad at nearly or about 2 W R = e 435 Nortolk & IWestern . L i o et s muck. Thess ful prices. Price changes are mostly along 1% oo : Bo. "extracisd . 2gn CLOSING QUOTATIONS. >3 Northern Facins preid The ‘Tank of Enctand boseht. S0 e eakening of pigiron is reporied: Wi prinas 18,36 18 5734 18 00 ...°.l":n“""’"""=o Red 52 a3 01a Yenow, ug s o i TIDAY. April 4 p. m. |34 Ontario & Westerd | German coin, There was talk of go by Jreak at the dectine reported m'uw-ux }fi LR 8 Ay Rinubarb, 40e@1 23 ber, box, 153 Pork Chos is | Alpha &5 ustice . | Toind s e "o, One The Tank of | 215%1000 Chpwn 4 remon e tane. thig L o R Ry~ ol o I 10 [Sirtoin Steak. y L B 3 41 iteak.. 'Mw”mmmwmmmm. £od anthraciie’conl remains seasonably” weak: 1ol s [ Green Peas, ToH 5 par mnck Tor com. o B e CLOSING. ened bituminous coal at most markets. . o 84 b 3 B2 Occidental - ¢ 3 for Los Angéles and for Vaca- Canadian Pactfic, Nimlon Facite pre- | i nax Leen ' weather markerfor the LT ] Cavbage, " ogire; Tnm-‘!o&.'lm‘m' eeen ferred. T7%: Northern preferred, 78%; | and most agricultural products, these ad Fee' Plant "Angeles, 8@G10c; Dri Continued on Page Thirteem, o