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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23

;9os ;''Sss ms:s :.
mess $40 25 family $40 IS Lard quiet and s fair steam ae
.sis s. sss4 leaf i Bacon As outlet ar
shoulders @ oGss short RIB y sss Ss
quiet loose shoulders 49, loose short rps a ais WORTH
short clear t sides tG and se Weak ' Strictly S
&c; geese. 15c whskey quiet and STEADY saes' Dol
cincinnati April % 2s nsannn to-day Si''"
Nay g. s.,s. %as
!ssS a2 at ssy i Re i; No.
Ssl1c bld No seller May, 3slsc do July ioc Flour
ssRed BRAN nn ranging at IS 5oass
Mnnsapo A5 a s2 o sDssaye o whsa B%as
By shorts made Quite market hour S or mSrs
@ cent NAV Gpened at g se and s0t broke full
Then rally TO ose with with a. cSsn s Ss sSHansns
again eos closing eoasoS Cash sser wh asked
&c premium over Nay but We're finally obliged a:ceo,
m Dns e sS o Ss S so s S1
S~S 10 S IS csss % S isr
BAKERS Pr6iuction, 1000 bbls shipments IS 42s bbs.
50 ' 5oasS g. mdGn N OSf 7, asea 20 '
Philadelphia, April 22-Flour-pemand light and prices
,le disposition stimulate business a. 81 ms
s nS was scD Da n Mhea April
May and pn c9 T "so and GSs
ruled steady Local CARROTS in small supply and d., steady
G3j9.c: June 35ai d36c July 3Gl. Q36%c Oas-Demand
for CARROTS light with free offerings at former rates
Futures dull and 4c lower No white April. 2J.n 2Hc
May June 25q25.c July. 25a25i.c Butter dull and
iiWi4zc. Eggs quiet and steady;
Pennsylvania hrsts. 0lac Sugars-Rened quiet offerings
light. unchanged quotations Other articles unchanged
50 o. aSs a AS e ogs TO- nq Snsy
s. ioas2 60; re flour. 81 5oas2 10 Wheat stead Nay
5cNc July 5oAsc August. ClSc. Corn unchanged NAY
2c~a2Ic July, 277sM2sc bid Oats higher May, l,z s
standard mess new 81 Is: o1. s. 25 Lard. choice steam
81 GjGs4 10 shoulders 81 ~: longs 81 49, clear
ribs 81; clear sides. 50 Salt meats. shoulder DIS
longs ribs 4&.c; clear sides 43c High wines
steady At 81 % Wool quiet unchanged Tagging On
orders Ia ~ &c: n. t2c; y. ~ &C. Iron ues; - -
81 So Spelrer iul at 50 81 Wool offerings very ght
Understanding BE; comDng and clothing
l2ai2i4c; and braided. ii9Hl2c; cothng IL
~. low and cottei "a sc; fine medium 3s0lOc. Eight
9aaiac; heagy fine. 7a7isc slightly bury q.c south
hard bury. &C. Kansas and Nebraska Medium "a
lie. medium. sQSc. light fine ,Nsc. heavy fine
5a6c heavy and earthly 5lsc Texas. Arkansas and IN
dian Territory Medium loullc. coarse ami low. Insc
medium. saloc: light fine sa?c. heavy 5a6c; sanny
and heavy. JHiigc. Tub-washed choice l3M2Dc. .ar
l7HlSc. and low. 12ulic.
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OTHER MAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

E''' ss' s, Ag pa. ;, o. s ' 81
bulls stays an1 COVE. 81 '3gss 90. frcsn c'"s ana
ana osri PRIME medium ana ~. nofkrrs sass *
' s5 los ' :! ss s Hf Supply s1, demand
iai! msr.e' s,e.dy me Up 81 Soot g sod - oe
- cn1it lambs. s. ."ss4 -. common to god lambs.
49, AMI ttin calves So 10
alton s'.'h rsfi.. chsaso Avr - Ca''Ie Roc. p's.
c,a steers - ioass - s,ckers anl ieeers $50 ~,
s. -ig's ~ nns- r. ipt, 5000 mead. matNet NeaA
~, ., o. l,~rr h'A'} pa Sns ""t srsnt 'os =, Ssa
-or~i s. GsuSi 10 shi s. sass ~ piss s. >aSs -.
she, ,'c.@.,. 800 .~'s 1sa.ss. arm Inferior to-
Buffalo Aprn - .'"tiie he,sit lat twenty tour
same 'irr ia. week 1895 con,isa'a ii'raafh ZOO.
20 New ior~ 80 on sale. =" n' ns h'li '"rs mark Il
s. 'ygs2 10 fair 10 good 1T bulls s. 2'g'1 vealr steady
n: s,e H., ,ro ,,, i-, c~t a. geo @on'rrel through
& a g , s. csoc. 'Ts .A tor s, s;1 sa'
medium Tesh,s o cca s. % extreme h,syy grades IS
81 " .,as. ,2a,s 49, she ' ana "n. ' 1T, at
y @ aT eog Ss m h's9 , S@. I SH a. i
through 500 to Nea-York 200. sale. 500. marke,
grns' handy .od an" abI 5. soesa 70 FAIR to oi
=, clipped Ianss To.i 49, 'ho, CO., 90 '"s AZ,
s.. culs ,siL 50 soesa e., cresi .es'P good Haney
s1rer' i lamb $" sas. hrayy goci' 5. soas4 90
cattle Receipts. 2UtI heud.
ke' shade native - 2tt
81 - cows 81 Is calves 81 Toxins 81 7jaS3 -
Hogs Receipts s2l h~1d. market ful and prices 5H
To- lower heavy 81 200 81 80 mixed 81 icuS3 40 ig'.
81 gO4S3 Receipts. +253 heed. market steady
and prices unchanged. natives. s1as3 p Southwest
sheep 81
Kansas city. April % Hogs Receipts. II 500 head.
ke' light 81 ioffi medium 81 IA 50 20.
heavy 81 iaasa 30 pigs 50 2oas1 81 Cattle re sipt-
market slow. native steers. hn4 81 Apfs3 -.
fair 10 good s3aS3 10. and heif"rs best :! 9o0
good 81 75as2 90. bulls 81 o1s2 -. stock
ers and feeders 81 9Ous3 90 Texas and western g 6N
81 80. calves Sass sheep 5000 head market
ste
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OPENING range and close today and closing bids the

Market closed firm near months at TO IL points
advance: steady months. to points advance
compared yesterdays closing prices Transferable
notices 1885, sales. 1850 bales. Newlork gross
receipts bales Exports: Great Britain. 3fl1 bales
forwarded l79 baes sales 696 bales spnners 498 bales
stock l49 752 bales Total net receipts to-day. 1904
bales thus far week. 80 S94 bales. Exports to-day
Great Britain, 431i bales. Thus far this week: Great
Britain bales France, IA bales: Continent 20 100
bales stock 400 700 bales Spot cotton steady. Lie
higher; middling uplands Sc; mddling gulf SIC: sales
600 bales Including 49e bales spinning. 20 bales specu
lation. "a ooo
Liverpool cablesspot cotton hardening sales. 10000
bales American, 5000 bales receipts 1900 baes amer
lean. 900 bales Mddng uplands; 4sd. fHt ut
opened steady sellers LEA advance closed Very seady
III to points net advance January February. SSOs
April, <l9s April May 4lSi1s May-June. 4llss June
July. 415s Juy-Aususs +14ss; ss
November December 358iab: Observation-Disclosures SV'ao
Manifestations. sellers can only do business a' d
concession; cloths dull -, e..
COFFEE-Prices well maintained on dull ieat-
ureess movement There fair proportion OF s"lt
INK The statistical position showed unnIoItaht chaHges
Cheap sales were for September Havre = ioSer closing
dull: April, 50 % francs; May. $3.50: June soio July
So.75; August. 1875 Hamburg quiet April g. pigs; May
81: june ESQ; July G6.25: August, 10 no receipts
1900 bags No Santos returns were received today EA
changes made In the local market as follo%s 80
bags for March at 10 points difference 80 bags
October for December 80 points 300 bags March Tor &c
tober 70 points $50 bags March for September 10 points
Contracts closed steady at unchanged 10 ADVANCE
Sales were 10, 90 bags, follows:
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s2oas5o head with the general market quoted
saies-J Smith. 81 Buffalo cows. calves Included at
r. f. Hollis 81 and sprinsers. at s25Gs'o
j. McG,abe 10 fresh cows included. at saoasJo
d. McElwee: fresh cows at s8oa$i5 per head
g. Curtis fresh calves included at s'oasf2 %
hume Mullen: cows calves included s22 80 each.
CALvI:s~Recepis were 35si head all the market.
De m '6 sOp Ss fe with an early Of
100 ON e to srey p%e gea s s. tSs
S. Dressed calves "a, firm at 4Ag7s for country cn
sales|TIlme & Mullen: yeals ic6 ID average at So
0G Isl p at o. e r. S & 80 DO is ri
n at 50 ga do 4l n at s. 30 u Us do i$e S at at
3D. ii Isl - 49, - d. 40 o. 81 at So 20 a at rs
s. 20 80 To- i2a At rs o. less 50 on the lot 10 do III
Judd co.. 8! 7ea as p! n at s.. . DO 10. p a.
r 81 81; ia DO lS b, 81 iais; 10 cas Ii h.
5, cur,' =, ySas la s. 70 Do 1873 r
do. l1s n. at s. so Dc. 90 n, at $. %, -
at S. % s do s NJ Yeats at g si d. TO 81 b. 20 81 o.
81 TO- o de e v5' - & g. 49, a. "a 2 3D. ~
a I s Ws 60 S at Sfp &: 81 80 10 Fl s. S at g
10 DO IA an, at $ 75 IS 90 ,is ~ a! s. q -
~ 2S DO 1T n at $3.50 ID do ias H. at 81 IS; II
D. McPherson & Co.: 49, vcals i2s ~ at 81 co. do.
rs $780, q, s. z3 81 10 Buffalo DO 100 n 3! s., 900 -
at 5. S o. 81 ''"' ~ 3D. at % 3d. DO 10 3D.
r. Nels, On, vesls ls4 b. at So do. 40 H. at
s n ge,iIns ~, So yes s;s ms o at 81 80
head for butchers direct and 0is cars for the
market and counting the stock held over Tuesday
reports strong market at Buao enabled sellers to
hpld their stock firm. and while sheep shade
sal"s Of hsayy lambs were at zoe better than the same
stock could have been sold for Monday About three cars
were likely to be carried prime unshor,l
81 ssfsI ,Sd at ss g 81 per loo m cps4 DO at g @
one car ~ choice Do at 81 so good choice clipped DO
% @na '9G , I Tre quoted at 81 'ons7 coun-
Sales u Mcpherson a CO. Do Michigan lambs part
part clipped % h. at 81 -: 1870 clipped do tx h. At
So GA unshorn state do. o2 ~ at 81 G2s i0S Buffalo
rh'ep snd lambs part clipped 81 H. at 81 s7a 9G do 81
q Dillenback 40 unshorn lanbs ST N at s. -
81 d. 80 r. at s. 81 le7 buffalo lambs fall clipped
~ No. ~ s. 10; 30 nnshorn state sheep - No. 81 30
spring lambs. at 81 90 per head.
- 80: 2i3 STAT DO 81 n 81 30 100 clipped we.crn
SHEEP Ia ~ at 81 g. III nan@,e o. SO ~ az 81 e.
81 2iz IS clipped Buffalo lambs. 90 NJ. at s. 80
ansho ruT sheep 10 50 n at ST. a 3 & a., 81 e
bucks IA n. At 81 80. spring lamb. at 81. 4, at
Hum, Maen Is, clipped sac limbs; :, n. at
s; 20: is d. 80 n at s. u b. 81 H. at 81 -: "a
c.pg,a sa's sheep loI NJ g 70 ., unshorn d. 81 H.
Newton Co. 5e unshorn S'a'e lambs IS n. at 81 90
81 g. - ~ :, $ +, 70 a. y seg and ' SS
ONO lambs 90 n. At 81 81.
a; 81, 20 % s'ae d. :: h. at Ms pam '''' " IT,
80, s.aasr so n.ean sn,c sheer loe H. g, s. g.
ieiilne Wrrht & Co. STATE lambs onshorn,. - n
- head for sale Fccae daii ara Price. 6a~, steady
buyer 30 country dressed qu"' az 'VGr for medium
j. Il noms stat hog, iea N -! svs :, :, =,
Jc.line. Wright CO.: = state hogs. 100 10. az s. %
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THE STATE or TRADE.

w n%S: He e gsI n s% p .' 81 M s'
e-ked Do On grade ooa72c: stock 500" bush sales
s sS'' June "T" Sr%' 5d "1 1u '? & '"a as
%i,' a.ae s19'" o Ss r NS S S s'2r 4ic
2da2G'.c. y. mixed 49, 2t,H&,c. stock Zoo" hisn
81 90 bush Hay nrm Grain freshts very dun coy n
i5r ia@ e iSs se paord Gc o,hrr articles an
changed
Ag 9 and .Fs s g os s9o g. P %sr sa
Soa ' .ssS o s aa Hs 81 g;' ST. s g Ga9
steamer 's9s q 5sCs 81 10 a. 99a s's y 'o
to ship. aks ana rai s2'o. winter bnn. sig q: mid
s slsns SO sasi 70 "a's si e lean cnt s -
sS p, Veal aasr saSc Fresh beef dal s'ecrs S'sG
~ nna, I'g, sa w. weet tSS naer 9 ,s
"a. lase ii@i2 Vermont cn,., 9sS ~ mill i,r iSG
S Scarns. S GSc spns ambs . caG sass ShcSs,
quiet. northern oalosc. Eggs Nearby i5a6c Eastern
G 1S %.'fn ~ 'g s ay "' fss a rel
81 odsi 90 rogry gnie' choice n1soys. Ws-'sn , ,S
iae northern fowls i2ai'c Potatoes steady Hehrons.
stock Pa 25c. 50 y. Apples nrm. 81 -
.a s nS~n s So G' Ms.1 GI s. ss I
81 I5a$3 cabbagcs. new 81 i0n<3 80 Iay-Fancy. 1914
iSc. srcond. 3a7c union sole r.s 2sc scSoads &c
could De Ho wc Nc nard wb:r Nh SG
a5c ana Nos 2 and 3 mixed. SAC asked track oats
closed easy. nc lower Barley Good inquiry to arrive;
dull easy unchanged. Mil feed unsettled unchanged.
Canal freigits firm. unchanged
Chicago. April 22.-The leading futures ranged fol-
lows:
Wheat No. % s op'nnss Hsh.m Lowest CLOSING
1 %sy $ Si':ssS o,.o 81 g. e..a$.
Corn. No. 9:
San ase . :: IS o., 81. e. 81 81.
s ssS sl sisssa arsas 3 sl&aa 1 /.
Oats. No. 2:
NAV .. "'ale; aooy l", l 1872 iIs 10y 90
September ........ 2OisND4 Dh Dls 20.
Mess pork, per Dbl:
S M.y ..::: So So % si1 ' ST. s s.E
Lard per 100 H.
May .............. <, :, 80 I s2is
July .............. 0Up 900 4cJ AVN
Short ribs. per 100 10:
1 mny .. .:::::::. ~ 20 4ssSS tssffs
Cash quotations were as follows Flour quiet and
steady; prices unchanged: No spring wheat 6l.a6'sc
No spring wheat 02c; No red d5.Q6IAc; No corn
nominal pork hbl 81 50ass 80; lard per 100 H.
- Dgs S2s short ribs sides doose). 81 2oasi -: dry
boxed 81 3I,s0H 90 whskey. dslers finished goods
gallon, 81 % sugars cut loaf, sGa7 sranulaiei. So 10
standard y. 50 ~ Iinseed oil-Raw Sc; boiled. Ale.
on me Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
weak: extra creamery l3isc nrsts he; seconds 00ic
Eggs were easy. fresh stock oaalsc.
CINCINNATI April 22.-Florr fairly active; winter pat
8 ,s%s2 s Wheat market quiet barely
steady. No red track 73c bid 7ic asked. Corn quiet
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Galveston. April l2.-Coiton- HOLIDAY; and gross
rep 2"'1 bales. sales i3 bales. all spinners stock
- 33p tnl
Norfolk. Apn Cotton firm; midillnr. II iGc;
1w riidlnr. lGc good ordinary Ga.c and gross
receipts - iais exports coastwis 40 bales. sales. ~
bales stock 2O.Gsl bales.
New orleans Aurl 22.--Co'ton steady. good rddng
-. mhllinr. II Gr low midiiinc. .sc. good ord
Gc receipts 3'J bales. gr4ss. 1852 bales
exports c0ostwise 23 bales sales 5000 bales. stock
1872 3oi bales
low mddnF TAc and gross receipts. l.i?T bales
exports 90 bales. sales al bales. stock
- III bales
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week. and the Government report indicates generally
for the growing crop The
export inquiry well maintained and to-day shippers
took 100000 bush white clipped and mixed oats on
private terms Futures closed at unclaimed to &c az
vance o 22.WO bush oats Tor
local account, as follows: 1000 bush No at 25i.c
elevator; LOCO bush No cats. 24kc: 900 bush No
white 26I,c: 1900 bush No white 2Ji2c: l5.COO bush
track white. 25iza2sic and 1000 bush rejected mixed
at 22Jkc. h RLEY-Market quiet and easier Sales,
10000 bush feeding at 35iHc prompt. RiE-Market
steady Sales 5000 bush for export. private terms
RICK WUEAT-Market quiet. Sales OF occasional car
lots OF prime reported about %oc in the elevator
The quotations to-day the closing prices for thu pre-
vioLs day prtces for the corresponding date
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Dublic Notices..


1DtRSIA ANT 10 statutory requirement. notice is
hereby given that an A., has been passed by both
branches - the Legislature. entitled ard vorded TO-
lows
Act in relation the jurisdiction - The Department
n Publ'c Parks In the Ciy of New York over certain
e. m said city.
Further notice is hereby given that public hearing
upon such biz viii be- held the Office Of the Mayor
me CITY Hall In the city u New York. Friday April
2ith. 1916 20 l.. VI.
dated cry Han New York April 2is, 1896
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jobbins demand for Rio and Santos conee Is air
the market holding old prices although they should s
for f Ro spo f and s for spot
% sSs Maraeabo bags washed 800
bags Porto CabeO and 800 bags Bucaramansa all pri-
FLOUR AND MEAL-The trade again dsappont-
1850 pkss buyers completely refusing to pay asked
quotations The details OF sales foow 900 eb Tinr
i5o bbs clears so 500 bbs extra Is 3d. Slo sSs ely
go bSs City fines 81 sCsss 1900 bbs spring patents
s 81 800 ss' .. sesns 200 ' ss at 8 sss
coRNMEAI-Duli Quoted: Brandywlne 81 20 saga
nG scs, = c hs sAG MEAioust Quoted Fin.
white soc hne yellow. Sc coarse 1915 20 FEED %
Zoe feed ss.9sSS Snaps ar 1885, hSmay ehGD
trade in wheat MAX. r ,Ps;
The cpe9Is WEAK wh qTgk ap
Dqr" .s The he s a n sns an
%as on the crop weather bulletin. which showed
doing n : in s Dns Wheat seeding ST
was reported well advanced Southern Minnesota. but
in North dakota seeding has been done; The foreign
psee Of French exports
%.ss. ' but sui fayorsse Receipts
fair hs Duluth Mae BUSH m sf 1as
be loaded out q which 500 GOO eush VII be Wheat
Buffalo The quick ad,ance s' eors moon was as. on re
ne Of navigation, The better closing Liverpool and
some foreign buying Shorts active buyers the
RISE getting long Of the market After the advance the
export business was denied and prices dropped again on
this denial The question OF the export trade an un-
certain % solve, be good
for believing the last days have about
400 coo bush New-York and outporis. mainly
oDening Of reported to-day
about 10000 BUSH mainly spring wheat on private
terms: No red quoted 6lzc over May o b
anoat; No l Northern &c over NAV do and No hard.
BIC over MAY do May closed at 1O%c.. .CORN-There
VA little market and the
net movement the day unmportant. excepting
on April which gain Of &c The other options
unchanged TO &c The movement OF corn at the
markets has shown quite increase this week
the gain three days being nearly 100000 bush. while
exports have shown slight increase. The Govern
uent bulletin that preparations for
planting have been pushed rapidly and some has
been planted Illinois Nebraska. and planting Will
be begun in lowe this week Cash corn was steady.
sold SOC elevator; 10000 bush for
! white. S9c elevator
1000 bush steamer 3sIs039c elevator: 1900 bush
yellow. 39sc 10000 bush export. 40c. b
lnoat May ! car rejected corn at 36c elevator and
OATS-The movement In the market again.
with. however. steady feeling. There has been
quite important increase in the primary this
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Gcuntrn Eoar0.

DIDGE FARM.-Superior accommodato"s .,,syation 70
III number OF select guests 900 tes h,es lawn. q.
mosquitoes Home table. Large wei! -shdueu uORT0N
azza, bathroom stabling. References. M's
CARPENTER. Hartsdale. Weslchester 20. y, =,
SINGLE GENTLEMEN wishing peassn', rom city %
Jersey Central Railroad. Address box %. -S
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AIIFkV-N DhONo,
STEVENS HOUSE

LAKE PLACID. y. Y.
Heat u the Adirondack Mountains. ZOOS y -
tide The largest and finest hotel In this par
region Most beautifully located between Lake Paoa
MI ror l.. kes Surrounded by mountains toweneg "
thousand hundred feet high Fine Tennis .osl,S
Baseball Groun Ia and beautiful drives send ta 60
graphic circular. j. A. Il G. A. STEVENS ovnsn -
Prupretors LAKE Placid y. Y.
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TME TApPAM ZEE HOTEL

SOUTH ACK-ON-THE-HcD SON. ~ l.
s. n SEVERANCE. Prop
VIII OPEN May lst. Diagram OF rooms can q ~
the ST. Cloui Hotel. Bway and 42d-st. ~ T. CIV
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o61T@[s ED@EElEGE.w

Edgemere l.. L. Arerne; new summn wtG; y
miles from t'ttV new hotel. magnhcenty futsree, "
mohern improvements, TWO hundred rooms; ny Fvse
baths surf and still water bathing. boating "a 80
opens in June. furnished cottages APpnn1ssMs,
rooms can be made at Gilsey House j. IL phhstsH
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-09
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OrhER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are firm at 27s Sd,
and there has been considerable chartering of late
The chartered Wheat feet in port has a registered
tonnage Of 71,SI1. against $4,000 tons on the same
date last year; disengaged, 1,746 ions, against
IA, 700: the way to this port, 263,000 tons,
against 355.70O.
WHEAT-Futures are soft, but shipping Wheat
is steady with a very fair demand. No. 950
9614c p ctl; choice, 971ac; lower grades 81 71a@D
9212ci extra choice for milling, Tl9l O212 q c.l.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-December-
2000 cts 9S7sc.
SECOND eEssIoN-Decemb ber-40OO ctls, 9914c:
1000, 921sc.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-No sales.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales
BA LEN The nlarke. is dull and Feed has a
slight downward tendency. We quote Feed, 6U@
$3.50 q I'll: choice bright, 65c 2 ell; Brewing
7212@S0c q cl: ChevalIer, go 9Sl for No. l.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSION.. Is o'clock-No sales.
SECOND -EssIoN-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING ber- aOO0
ctls. 67c: 200. e67sc Seller 80, new-20O0,
6S14c; 1000, 621sc.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December-20OO ctls,
665sc
oATS-Are firm with moderate jobbing de-
mand. New Feed, 75@o5c p III: old milling. 81 10
q 921sc, fancy feed, 9212d95c: good TO choice,
S5(69212c: common fair, 75GSOc; Gray, IS
@S7 1ac; Surprise. 95c@$1 021a.
CORN-Large Yellow Is still lower. In fact all
kinds weak and neglected, with large sIocks.
do. S715G9Oc p ctl: White, Toe
RYk-Unchanged at 70@7212c p ctl for old and
6212@65c for new.
BCCKW KWHEAT-Nominal at s5@95c p ctL
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-09
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS. ETC.
DRIED FRUITS

DRIED FRUITS
Apricots are very stiff and Peaches also show
ing more firmness. Prunes nominal as yet.
Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are as fol-
lows:
CARLOAD Lors-AprIcots, 6@Sc 3 b for Roy ais
and e910c q ID for choice TO fancy Moorparks;
Prunes. Sc q h; Peaches, 9@4c p ID for prime to
choice, SAC for fancy and 9G1Oc for peeled In
boxes; Apples, &c for evaporated and 2(921ac for
sun-dried; Pears, 314@4c for prime to choice. SC
for quarters and &C tor halves; Plums, &c pit
ted and 11aG2c for unptted: Nectarines. 3G4c
for choice ana &c for fancy; white Figs, &c; black
Figs, 2140212c
JoBBING PRIcEs-New Peaches. 41A@515c p
fancy, &c: Moorparks, 1C@1lc: new evaporated
Apples, &c; sun-dried Sc; Prunes, SC for the -FOUR
sizes; new Figs, black 212c for unpl essed and
3@l312 for pressed: white Firs, 4c: Plums, &c for
@5c q b for prime TO fancy: Pears, 31z@41ac for
whole, &c for quarters and &c for halves,
RA SINS
CARL AID PRIC s, F. o. B. FREsNo-Four-crown
loose, 4c 3-crown, 31Ac; 2-crown, 2Mc; Seedless
Sultanes, &c; Seedless Muscatels. 2lac; 3-crown
clusters, 81 rs; Imperial clusters, 50 so; dried
Grapes, 2S4c q D.
JoBBISG PRIt Es-Four-crown, loose, 41sc; s.
crown, 334c q ID; 2-crown, &c p b; seedless Sui
London layers, 81; clusters, 81 So: Dehesa clus-
tiers, 81 90: Imperial clusters, So
NUTS-Quo. ations are as follows: Walnuts
nominal: new Almonds, 7c p n for Languedoc,
= p ID for hardshell and 9@10c p h for paper
shell, lobbing Peanuts. 4@6c p 10 for Eastern and
Pee Pefcans, 512@sc; Filberts, 71a@Sc; Brazil Nuts
HONEN-Comb 1O01212c Tor bright and 5(69c
for lower grades; water-white extracted, 5@5 1ac;
light amber extracted, 415(g43zc; dark mber, 4G
41zc; darK, 2@3c r ID.
bEESWAX-25M27c q II.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-09
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

houses bought on the decline and prices advanced
1s@lc with some local covering and prices un-
September most act We; May, 6S5sc; September,
631ac; October. 6S14c; December, e51sc..
aloat.
Options dull and weak at 14@ssc decline on
weak West; Decem Der and Octobrr most active;
Septen Der 25i4c; October. zoszc; December,
271so; MAJ, 2sssc
OATS-Quiet
Options easier: september, 1880; October, lsci
spot prices: No. .. 1890; No. white, CSC;
zoe; mixed Western. 1s@2O1ac; white state
and Western. 20@29c
Provisions.
LARDaoIiet; Western, SO so: city, ss 80; Sep
tenn ber $3 80: refined, slow; continent. 81; South
American. 81 S6; compound, SJs@4c.
pU ppUUHhISteady; new mess, 81 Dogs 2b.
do ereas5v asys w sceGr dairy si2c
Elgins, 1917; imitation creamery, l0@1 21ac.
0HEEsE1Firmer: 81 fSaiz State large 57zgs1aG; do
EGGS.t tirm; Western, fresh. l5@16c; do =
TALLoW-slow; city. s1s@s1zc: country. 314
@3ssc
C0TToNsEED oIL-Dun; crude 1s@2oc; yell
PETRoLE M-sleady: refined, Sc go; Phila-
delphia, 81 so.
RIcE-firm; domestic, s14@614c; Japan,
hoLAssEs- Firm: New Orleans, 27@s7c
pOGs sqe5 s. Roas s 60
SS S0@s So: Decembef $s 65@S 10; March. $S so
9S 90; May, $S 6o@S 20; June, 50 So. Spot klo,
dull weak; No. Z, 1U14c.
SUGAk-Moderately active. steady; Mold A,
SC; Standard A, 434c; confectioners' A. 1890 cut
loaf, 5Ssc: crushed. bssc; powdered, SC; granu-
lated, 4szc; cubes, SC.
Fruit and Produce.
APRICOTS-New. Bags, S@1Oc
PEACHES-Old, peeled, l2@14c; unpeeled, 8
@Sc.
PRUNES-Four sizes, 4sz@a5c.
RAlSlNS-i wo-crowR, loose Muscatels. $40
&c: do three-crown. 5@514c: do tour crown 519
(d6c. do London LAYERS. SlLdI 8. 21
(Gl 45.
hOPS-Quiet- Pacific Coast, 3@61lc.
WOOl-Steady. Domestic fleece, 1S@23c;
pulled lS@31ci Texas, 7910c
Merchandfse.
TIC IRoN-Quiet: American. $40 25@l2 so.
COPPER-Steady lake. $40 65@lOS6.
lEAD-Firm: uomestic ~ rs.
11N-Quieti straits, s13 30@l5 So: plates quiet.
sPEL1kk-Easy; domesti S3 b5@5 60