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IrrECIs 0I ODD sInIIAr.
Laborcrs Losing Employment aud
business pRrniI Srd.

ALIoOSA, Pa, May g.-An order
taking effect at once hos been issued
to the employees Of tho Peunsy lvauia
shops at this place ~ work only four
days week and nine hours on each OF
these days. ltailecis 1000 men and
paralyzos business 10 great extent Ia
this city. The depression IL attributed
TO the present coal strike.
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Ro.ebsry Wins the stakes.

LONDON, May 0.-At Newmarket
TO-DAY this 1000 guiueas stakes was won
by Lord Rosebery's LAdas.
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WHOLESALE ARRESTS.

A NihIIist Conspiracy discovered In
Russia
LONDON, May 0.-rhe Exchange
Telegraph company has Advicos from
81. Petersburg, that the Russiah police
nave discovered a vast nihilist con.
spiracy. One hundred people are
already arrested.
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experts ThiuE Thry Wore Not Por-
gories,
PARIS, May 0.-Experls have testi.
fieu that the Lebaudy drafts, su pposed
10 have been lorged by Count Ellie De
TRilyTand Perigord, were not for.
ger -, but bora Max LebRudy'a own
signature.
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counoNwgAL Nnws.
a Regiment Doing 60 Pieces at Los
Angeles.


BAN BERNARDISo, Cal, May o.
Col. Ninettc, of tue second Los Angeles
regiment Of the cOmmOnweAl anu h \
seven comrades were taken before
Justice Knox on complaint charging
them with attempting 10 evAdu the
payment VI railroad fares anu they
were held 10 answer, bail being fixed
NJ 800 eaon, IN default OF which they
were romandod TO the custody Of tho
thefli. The regiment 10 going 10
pleces.
WALKED OVER THE MouSrAISA
TACOMA, WISH, May 9.-5upt Me.
Cabe, u the Northern Pacific, says all
The c0mmonwoRlers are now east Of the
Cascade mountains. They we're not
allowed 10 20 through the tunnel ami
walked over the mountains. Trains
utu running regularly. The charge
luat the employees Of the company at
Puyallup assisted the c0nimOnweRlcrs
10 get away Ia hOx cars have not been
uleproyeu, but no emplOye has been
discharged thofe ON account OF any
connection with the commonwealere.
cOAEY nEPOEE THE CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE.
WAsnISuTOS, May 9.-CoKey ap-
puafed before the House committee on
lator today TO speak ON Representative
M0rgan's resolution Tor the appoint.
mrnt Of aloinI committee 10 invest.
gaze the causes of the prevailing Ia.
uuslflhl DEPRESSION. lie presented u
ivlllion from tue oonImonwsal army
mat he aud Browne would be- per.
mllied 10 address the committee In
behali u The COxey bill for the con-
HIleuon OF good r0Aus Aud the issue Of
nonhn1etest bearing bonds. There are,
Le SAID, billions Of dollars worth OF i'm.
pfovemunt throughout the country 10
DO mHIe aud millions OF men ~ mako
lutm. There IL but one thing Ia the
way, ana that Is the want Of money.
lhe passage Of his two bills would at
aii men NJ work. he asked for the 90
ief cent Of the people the sans
privileges nv enjoyed by the national
uAnGing class, VINO alone are repre-.
secuted Ia Congress.
nave you any showing TO make,
Aly proofs 10 offer that YOU represent
u5 pef cent? the pboplt?O asked Ryan.
Democrat, Nav York.
~" said Coxvy, 81 don't claim
va HIt"
"4' H. Dean, member of the oxecu.
uVo committee OF the Farmers' An.
bhet, lolloSed with a recital OF the de.
pressed condition Of labor,
soNE Oh GALvrS's MEN IN JAIL.
rnrBuRu, May 0.-The twenty.
tNIoe members OF Galyin's common.
WIZ arrested NJ Bissell at midnight Tor
attempting u capture Is. d o. freight
uuln, were held today on charge OF
ueepass' Calvin says the men were
u'sei'els and viii DO court martialed.
N'''iH's army 10 still ut MckvespoTt.
KELLY AFLOAT.
DIES MoiSEs, Iowa, May O.-Kelly,.
army WIS Au0at AZ noon anu bads Rl5,.
uye " Dea AliDes. Most OF the 6oats
lu we hset we're rugged with oars or
sHlla imprOyised from army bIankets
DDommodore Kelly IL expected 10 reach
nunnells, twenty miles away, tonight
because Of the numerous sand bafs tbe
meu are frequently compelled to wade
.uu push the boats. rhey have pro.
Visions Tor several days aud the towns
auug tue route are preparing 10 con.
Nlbuto ubuTnily Prol' YIN, L., A..
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THE nREcHINHlDeE Story.
No Obisouon to Il, Circulation by
Melt

WASHINGTON, May o The story Of
the nTvcKinri Ige uasu yiu ua allowed
to pasu through the malls, Fint
Assistant POslmas or General Jones
has notified the pl.m tster NJ Chicago
that the department haa NO Authority
10 exclude the book,
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LONDON, May 0.-Ths u. 3. cruiser
Chicago arrived at Grayesond today. -
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Representative OF Labor OrganizE.
tions Niii fOuud "a CoIony.

iions wa Pound COLONY.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 0.-seyeral
leading officials of great labor organl.
cations Residents OF Now York aud
Chicago, have arrived here on their
way to MERGED, In the San Joaquin
valley, 10 examine land whereabouts
anu establish colony. The colony Is
TO he composed Of eastern people en-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18

larre receipts. We quote Potn,oes now hb siNsG:
90 British maeEGns. per sack 81 M$2. 80 state. pr 40
H. 81 75dS2 Jersey 81 G2usi 10 sweet potatoes. PER
hhl 81 onions old per bbl. 81 900 So -; do
B~mJda new per crate 81 njNsl %. cahhages. South
bbl Si1sl 20. lettuce southern. per Nh
81 50ns2 30, do basket joa13c: spinach per hb SIN
81 30 kale "jM3or: radish"s per 100 lunches 90 r$l
asparagus. prime To extra. doc lunches. SiH$C DO
cnlls and seconds Sass green peas g. Ier crate
savannah per crate 81 25as 30 string beans per
per bhl sids7 beets. per 100 lunches s31S+ do PER
bush crate 73cNsl squash per bush crate 81 zoos a.
celery. per doz STALKS. 3OG7jc
l'NDRIES-Hand- picked peanuts. BIC. 40 ! Spanish
sh"lled 4c: No .. 20. No Virginia. 2isc; No @ 1i.c.
Maple dull CQc. Maple m. 81 ;,pGf,
per gallon. BeeswaN holds firm a. 2Sa2'r Comb honey
nominal AZ 9Gl2c Extracted j,bldng at GdGiac
MILK AND CREAN-The daily average receipts 81
milk and the different railroad distributing
points in ard the city for the week have been
follows: Erie 1912 81 milk. 20 cans of condensed
milk and li3 Of cream. Susqu"hanna 11ij %
milk. cans Of condensed milk and y cans ~ cream.
Isckowanna. 1915 cans Of milk md 81 Of
New-Yorh Central. 22j7 u milk. ~ cans Of
nam. milk New Haven and Hartford 5P5
of milk Ontario and Western. 2.~G5 ~ milk
ana 50 Of West shore 1,2io OF milk.
~ Of condensed milk and - 81 New
Jersey Central. $50 OF milk and 10
and hv miscellaneous short routes. 600 Of milk
and co Of The total daily supply has been
10 S34 " milk. s4 II condensed mix and 400
Of The MIX Exchange price is 81 81 e
81 forty quarts ~ cents quart net TO the producer
The price paid f0s the surplus on the platforms
has been 81 - a
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Opening range and close today. and closing bids the
preS ious night and last year follow:

TansferiS SS'G notices ASr "a foai rae ia 80
bales. York spot sales to-day and last night. For
consumption $40 bales contract 2D bales, total. go
b;les; spot steady; midd!ng ullanis. 1iGc.
inidding Gulf i3-lGc which unchanged compared with
yesterdays close New York receipts. l3iss bales
exports Continent. 49, bales. Great Britain. 3S3 hacs
bales sales, $40 bales: slinnrrs. $40
bales: stock bales Total port receipts to-day.
BOG bales week bales. Exports
day: Britain 1l.2Jl bales: Continent. 474J bales.
bales Exports Great Britain - bales: France
bales Continent 99G bales total 1850 bales stock Gl
1s3 bales.
Cabes-Iiverpoo-S cotton IN buyers favor: sales
1000 bales speculation and export 800 bales American.
1000 receipts, bales middlings IA.
opened quiet 1-Gid TO 264d decline closed steady
lG3d 2-Uid decline April Al. ApriMay. 4b. NAY
June Al: June-July. 40l to 4o2: JulyAuglst. 4O3s.
August September 4Oib September October HOBS October
November, 4UG NOyernbcr December. 400 500
December January 400 10 4Os. ManchesteCIOts quiet.
yarns small inquiry
COFFEE-Prices kept within very limits chief
transactions being confined To switching The foreign sit
uaon without important feature and this
manifested throughout disposed to
developments abroad. Rio market steady AT unchanged
quotations No quoted 1850 refs; exchange
316 Two days receipts 1000 bags. stock. $500 bags
ceipts 200 bags stock $1,000 bass Hamburg market
quiet Prices unchanged. April. ~ PISS. NAV ~ -
pigs; June 81 10 pigs July 81 a. pigs. Hayre
changed from yesterday April 100 francs. May iO3. -
April declined 81. 7Gs Cd May ana June un-
changed at 76s Cd In this market there exchanges
OF ESQ bags October for September 80 points differ
ence. and 80 bags December for September. -
points. The Dutch sale at Amsterdam held to-day
about 5. above brokers' valuation. Market firm 5Jc
for good ordinary Java.
Contracts closed 5qi0 points advance. Sales
were 1900 bags. as follows:
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THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

H..
COTTON-The market coscl to points lower. The
first sales mad at decline Of about points. May
the day being 74ia7Gjc june selling on call 7i2a7 t3c
hishes; ana owrs, 'oon '42f Th Ie vas Only .Ar @e
early decline occasioncd by weaker Liverpool which
Sed at s e G fayo aausr uSRanf ana ana anc
taking only 1000 bales. The subsequent frmness was
have faith IN The market for the day ut eas
mate for the weeks FORWARD movement has been in
creased TO about 300, bales against C32.l bales last
,de IN Manctes,or is Gepr,sscd in consciucnce Of the
current 1t will be remembered that year ESQ
settlement Of that strike thc understanding
tina. would warrant Increase IN wages paid 70
credited by the trade There was considerable OK
Nav cotton hy longs during the earl, var; of the session.
this pressure removed uplift followed. The
ay, reported in Texas which Il; is said carry
the down almost 10 freezing point Additional
to $4,000 bales. 1t is stated that spnn"rs would
ana d ns or 70 M zen n o%ns TO- redn SOCKS at
those points and that this may result in better demand
today 72O6 bales against 1l2i9 bales last wce
as follows: Galveston l4s bales against 500 bales lat
week. 1865 bales last year: Neworeans. 3l45 bales.
savannah bales. against ls1s bales last week; $40
Sses w a @ bales a year, xo S 3 e t
1851 bales week. 80 nacs last year Receipts
against $40 bale; last wes H. 2t SasS Ss year In
H I9 syed 2 R Sa arn. 4G raies last
bales last year Memphis receipts, 2o6 bales against
bales ST. Louis receipts 500 bales AGAINST o 2S bales
Cincinnati receipts I277 bales against l27 bales
week 39I bales last year Houston receipts LIZ bales
ments. 1916 bales. Southern spot markets are all IN
Saes Mo Sn dn H. sales @ sas
nah 7'sc sales 50 bales Norfolk easy nc sales
ore,,ny ranoa and close TODAY md closing bids the
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Bai'imore. April i7.Flour dun. unchanged SAILS l25
bis. Wheat hrmer 80 rcd spot and April 629W'21sc
May 6?ng62'.c JUL Gitnc''sc; steamer 10 re-
5tia39iec: milling wheat by sample. coHG2'tc; stock
to6 eol bush faios l36co bush. corn firm mxed SPOT
~ id'.c April "a. tjc. May. i4fdiIc July, iJisc
IBID. steamer mixed. 4fdtIiAc southern hv sample
GOnG2i yc DO grade. dHifGG27c. OATS hrmer: No =
white Western 3s sn3?c. No mixed Western 3Gd3Gi.c
stock I9i2 bush Provisions steady. pork. Si5
bulk shoulders T.c short ribs side. 7'c. cleT sides
TO. sugar-cu-rd snoud"ry SO Hams small l2i.c
large. ti.c. larl-H"hn"d a. Butter unchanged Eggs
nm. lic
Boston. hprl IL Flour dun and unchanged. Corn
and quiet. bu' firm Shorts qu'ot. lt
prY.e.n. Hrm Butter quiet. buf steady. Northern
creanor~~. -'D2jc. Western @2u2f.. ;.sh dairy. Ia
2c. held jr1sc. Chees" quiet bat firm best Northern.
I2ul3c. Western. ilaiic Egs quiet and rather
Eastern. choice. BE. Western. l2.Hl3c. southern Ia
!: g.
Iunal, April - Spring whoa opened firm. closed
weak 80 in~li" prices sales NJ harI 12V12isc
- o'o bush - Nartle-n 7oH70'4. dn chcag, CG',c
asked sl,'. 800 bush ~ northern. tii4c. Z. cps
ing g. I prices ~ hard. GIc. ~ Northern 49, sc
Winter wheat luiI. " red &c No white &c asked
corn higher. god demand. sales. ~ cars No yellow.
-$tgt'c cars ~ corn i3g43,.c on track: sales in
store. 300 bush No yellow. 42.Ni2,c: 1900 bush
No corn. 'lnti',c. 1000 bush ~ q corn. 4iaf,.c.
oats opened quiet with sales ~ No white AZ 3Sc.
closed strong 80 white 90; No 2 white soc; No
Nothing doing. Rye duh. 40 = jic asked Flour dull.
weak ,iill feed weak unchanged.
Chicago. Arr 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
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STOCKS LESS ACTIVE.
RTSTNESS WE'LL DISTRIBUTED
SPECIAL ATTENTION ATTRACTED II
OvE OF THE INDUSTRIALS

sArrs At THE STOCK EXCHANGE APRIL H.
&c az. Bonds AID EANK STOCKS.
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and net decrease IN the hnerlc1ii
visible Of 10000 bush worlds visible decreased
. hush is ia. 10000 bush ha~n wn"at
quiet steady. shippers bought 10 loads ,n'iun
store. bush 80 hard winter - "f'; May D
store. loads No ! Northern ~ Gi-c over May o D
store md 30 Ooo ~ red wheat on private terms
closed .toRSt was an active strong
with reports ~ light movement at the West and WIN
quite an Increase volume OF outside interest IN inc
market The opening firm. AMI prices advanced all
1ar closing irfc IN from the idit ~ l.M9sC net
rain I.radsrees visible showed decrease 81 -l'lWn
lush Il with reports current That the
movement from nrft hands was falling on materially
Tho weather aso unfavorable for farm work West
shorts were GOOD all day and thor" was
cutie an nctive Switching trad" this market account
ing for part Of business Cash corn was hrm. AMI
bush Including bush at 44.aHisc and &c oy"r
MAY in elevator: 500 bush at i5.-c delivered; E'"p
hush yellow at 45s.c and $500 bush 20 arTl."
~va terms STEAMER: bush 43'.c elevator. fjisc
~, orters bought hush. oATS-In oats there
was quet firm market. prices following Inc move
mont OF corn The opening steady. the market
slowly levcloping nrrnness. AMI closed steady a,
changed - gain crop reports continue unihNI
oblo ami tho weather u1proptious for spring work
I,-aisfr.ets visible showed decrease 81 10000 bash
t,akinr IN. total = bush Cash oats were hrmer
fnr god and more Sales were 32fo bush No
~, aS19S. r. elevator ami 39G3.c delivered lleD bush
No . wiiic TT i0aiOi.c 1900 bush No whit" at 3'fl
r,i~,' yc G3gi,c and 2WO bush No white clipped ~
90 elevator MALT Market dull: unGaded Western.
Sn, canadian .OT95c six rowed. son>,c two-rowc.
I"lI 75c 800 BARLEY Market quiet. No Milwaukee. 6t
i7c. ungraded Western. G3I6ic. SEEDS clovers""i
Market steady with fair demand. at s. 5oaSio %
100 Il, in store Timohy-Market steady; sample seed.
81 cOTSj In store.
uo ctve Tor cornarson the closing prices the
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Boston. April 1.-THE demand for very fair and
prices are steady all around, with iirmness on all the
grades that scarce Ohio feeces quoted ut 200
2lc for and and above. 2G22c for Xxx and Xxx and
above. and 22n2}c for No l. Michigan q No
combinS scarce and nrm at e4g2Jc. Ohio deiaine
NJ &c. and Michigan fine delaine 2lc. Cnyashed
oombng wool In active demand and a lsfoOc for
oneuarer and threcelghths blood Territory and similar
woods sell mostly al lOqi2c secured basis Of
'sn3sc Tor hnc and fine medium. and 30d32c for me-
eIgn woods quiet - -
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HAY AND STRAW.
I hay and straw at New-York for week ending
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

-.. - New York. April H. 1894.
REEVES-Reccipts 30 fs5 head-25 cars for
slaugheres. cars for exporter and for the
market No trading. feeling firm. city dressed native
sides nrm at 1.asc per n. Gable adyices quote III.
European market higher sisG9Isc for refrigerated
bec and lOnl2c for American estimated dressed
weight Shipments to-day none. lao quar-
teTs Of beef In the Majestic for Eastmans Company In
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the New-York quarters FOR Easmans Company ann
cattle aud the Iydan Monarch with go head are ex-
cafv ~Rce~pts iao head. Market steady. with
light a as 20 a,S Of r''GS %oGr ,0 p. ered
dressed ,ayes slow aSc per ii Tor country dressed
fa; 'g FL y 1F"i'e r"i q: ' g ''e S'
Is do. ls ID. at s.. do. l23 H. At 81 20
sIii:ET AND LANES Receipt. IL cars Or SO hend-
marHe s TS~rr were aogetfer about II sale
Trsd. prices s5c low.r than at the Close ester
10, h. common clipped 50 80 and culls At So I'M
spring aiSs at s. 75as5 so per head Dressed mutton
l5wer a; case per n; dressed lambs easier at 7.ao:c;
saI~s Dnlcnsac: 20 clPDed stat" =, lamt: I. q q y
G c i clipped state sheep 70 ID at 81 80;
~ At 6 % s s ~ 80 %9'G g d. "4'a S iP%
' d. = r. 81 g. 8 '"a a an'2I9 s5G@d s%rs Spring
$, s. :s.sg CO. G I "" at l'd"'' lambs Sc ' at
g Gor or t:' head 1a M HS1cs ar%
Pig might bring Sc Country dressed firm at osf'c
ae3s : l d. = S's r a2 $ 5 5s' h ssc
rough 90. 395 H.. a; 81 -.
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
puraro Anril -cattIe-Receins last II hours lio
head. total for week thus fr 1850 head for same tine
las we-k 5lso load on.iFncd ,hrougl 20 head; on
butchers s,@crr s. IN 90 IA cows s3as2 ~ ye,y
Total g Hs~ @n' q $50 hc4 tT o s %doG me xs @,
York 1870 heed. sale 800 head; market opened ~
tive and higher for all grades closed dull and lover for
HIGHT giadrs with four loads unso1. YOrkoS, good 10
strong Weights 81 55NS5 ~. mixed piss and ist
s. 55sj So choice heavy hogs. 81 So0s3 - pss, 400
s. 80; roughs. s. 5'gs' ftass 50 '04A sheep ana
thul far $500 head: for same 'ime lost week 600
head; sale 1900 heal irciuiing ECO head hell Over;
market opened dun and demonlzed; very little done,
prices fully - t. 30 cents lower; market cloc"i very
a %sai s%s. T. . '%Ss,
clipped lambs culig to choice - 5f o. sheep oi to
East Liberty. Apr lI-'ate- iseceints light: market
cows s5dsi2 good feeders 81 J0uS3 90 Hors-l"ceips
light market -trrTer Best Phlad"phas, 5! coPS3Gn:
ass =. uGs. - 2pIS5 % good heavy 81 2'ISt;
saca auG rough sows 50 'O4St - Sheen Supply fair.
Extra SASS 10 good So sl@S 90 air. S3TS3 80: com,
s.: veal calves. S2Ts2 -.
-. Louis. April 17.-,'Ire-Heceip's. LILO h"ai IN
market ol"n"d strong and active" bot cosel shade
easier Their hut little supply IN the Texas Do
partment this market icing ouie WIN prices about
and j4iVr higher: bu; The close became easier and
the advance lost. feature ~ to-Iay's market
the proportion 81 the better grades" buyers ~
this class hcng able obtain all the wanted Choice
butchers 81 3onsj good mixed. s. l5Gsj so sooi
light. = 2MSj 90 Receipts 3.73i heed includ
fully 20 lower and exceedingly dan. particularly FOR
Texas which almost entirely neglected by buyers
Native miyed. Sass 60, Southwest mixed 81 q, spring
linton stock Yards Chicago April I7Catti~-RcceIpts
$500 head Market weak. Common 70 extra steers 81 30
G5GS3 co. calves 81 pass * Iogs-Eecel?t. i75OO
head. Market opened firm hut closed weak Heavy.
- ods5 -. common 10 choice mxel 81 loaS 30 choice
choice s30s5 10: lambs. 81 5Oa<5 c5.
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Among State issues. Virginia deferred
stamped receipts. remained active ana IL Is,sssr
In the regular way" they closed shghty ms' "a
at So. but large part Of the trading We" van.
sellers options for twenty days. Other u Tbsv
actions were numerous. II generally smai, csre
included Louisiana consol 4s at 96. North Ia, nan.
lima 81 Of 1919 at 122A. South Carolina :,
fundabe Ga at 2. Tennessee settlement. % son
and Virginia funded debt % per cents a. ocks
There were again no sales OF city panN i'm.
The general bond market was withou wers
p)rtant feature. Reported TRANSACTIONS hut
trife larger than they were yesterda,, ,acs
they still amounted to only sl.24o.Oo9 .S az liar
value The movement of prices was while
but leading Issues showed small declines VII" The
the only advances were n spsc hH Northern
greatest heaviness exhibited Dy IL Der
Pacific issues registered irsts. failngs coupon
cent to no. coupon seconds IS to s4ge. csnt TO
thirds Il to 1915 and consol IS y PEI, ard In
29k G2sa These were all further losse', 700 IN
spite OF the closing rally In one OF rsettled
stances this group Of bonds f ars.s yielded y
per cent 10 sa% but seconds were practisc,s.arss
neglected. while Missouri. Kansas anu
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1000 ~ YAH 1st Cou. I've
o0OO y Y cast j. ~: lovs
1000 y Y . e. W Esf
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market Tor Brazil cOree duh cniIrcIy
sales So could no dogb, be made readily at the nse price
moderate but the tone Of the market steady to firm.
bags cena AmSfean end SO bass MaracabS on pr
and single eases selling from hands s. 49,
nnt f 1eontee NV h & ~ APPEARS ,na buyers ,h
more Than enough 70 meet pmesjiac redu"mens n
some cases 81 40 has beer paid. Powdered is jobbng
at 81 $5as2 40 Qunine sells fairly well in jobbns lots
would possibly sell for 22lsc to good buyer Essen.
better demand specially ae and s. ask ScnE WITH
advancing tendency. Foreign buyers looking for
Sen e orc but oss
pera quiet az sdssr accordine pr MTA'ah SAs
FLOUR AND MEAI~The -four market was very qule,
again dealers putting no confidence in The rally in wheat
20 that when the late reaction came they felt convinced
small CARROT trade put through but in general
%SS sa S' wef S b coa% 5s IN
offered as ss a, s. 20 ana the bulk o. iodays saes
pkg including $50 bbs winter patents a, 50 81 81 4o
3 lacks ESnas sh .s ST. o ss G BE- w'
grade 1880 bbs spring patents at 81 - up to 81 81 for
l%aGS S '4ss Sn sf@f
SI aT 'as o" sa Gs e S gs3 o
more 81 20; Southern white. in bags slQsi 10. bag
Ss coarse Sc ue' f scay 4 sg
Soc com; soqs5c: sor soas5c; ICON. $4,000 sharps.
feed. soqs5c; homny chop. s"asoc cotionseed meal
FOREIGN DRIED FRUIf-The demand be in
crcasing for obbng lots with California prunes showing
from 6a3&c with Turkish 3s.G4,.c Rasins in
quite steady demand California bags quoted 3ft
SAC and boxed at 3i.Q4i.c Nalcncas quiet at 81
5i.c off-salk and GQ1c for layer. The supply
Valencia reported light Currants quiet the old
price OF Nc Dates passing ont In quiet 2As
acc. Almonds quoted AT l1l.a19c; Brazil nuts 2p
4c; walnus 0qBc. and hlberts. &c.
FOREIGN GREEN FRulTS-Iemons stll In a
apathetic the basis OF 81 JOa$3 The
stock on hand large and the quantity arriving IL
heavy. Oranges quiet at S3gS4. Pines slow Of
sale $6a$s. Bananas quiet at I0cdS &. Cocoa
nuts quoted at &24Q$33
GRAIN-WHEAT-The wheat market to-day duh
but frm there az the opening quite ,e pressure
resulting In decline from the final last
evening ssqkc but the decline there q
buying orders which prices steadily
gaining about &c the final OF last night
Just before the close selling orders in and
prices i1d.sc quickly closing nc decline
10 advance. The OF the day rather
There reports OF continued dry weather
Pacific Coast. and the statements regarding the
look Pacific OF wheat really quite n
favorable reported by the private dispatches and
advised the public statements The latest mail
advces that the outlook really serious the
longed Of rain giving the crop unproms
ing appearance. More rain and cold weather in the
strength to the Chicago and Northwestern
drawback against Improvement at
present the persistent apathy OF the markets abroad
The public and private cables very dull and foreign
houses doing practically nothing in either cash or
futures persistent holding Of on the part II the
European dealers is very dscouragins factor in the
gives the bears great deal OF courage
Bradsrees visible showed decrease OF 2lloooo bush