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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-04
{, BREWER & co., LTD,
Queen ST., Honolulu, E, |.
AGENTS FOR
AGENTS FOF

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Onomea
Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Wal
luku Sugar Co., Waihee Sugar Co.
Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch
Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer & Co.'s Line of boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters
Agents PHILADELPHIA Board of Under
writer's.
LIST OF OFFICERS
P. G. JONES ......... President
GEO. II. ROBERTSON. 80. Manager
Il. F. BISHOP .... Treas. and Secy.
Col. w. r. ALLEN. ..... Auditor
G. NJ. COOKE.
H. WATERRoUsE. Directors
Geo. R. CARTER.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-04
TEACHERS COTTAGE.

A teachers cottage has been erected
at Waipahu, Eva. Heretofore the
teachers there have been boarding.
Miss Ida Ziegler is spending the Eas-
ter vacation with relatives on Maui.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-04
MUNIFICENCE.

Professor Gardener, one of the in
structors at Groton school, GrotOn,
Conn, has presented the school with
$4,000 to be used for building of new
chapel.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-04
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.

Doctors say mental depression usu-
ally arises from stomach troubles"
That's true; nothing makes a man
so low spirited as not having anything
to eat"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-04
LIN SING KEE,
Tinsmith and Plumber

ware, Hardware. Agateware, Cutlery,
etc. Piping Laid and Repaired.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-04

No. l6, rnauka Hotel Street, near Smith
Street. p. o. Box S62
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
BnApsrnnEr's on FINANCE.
Tight Money and Prejudice Against
IndnstrinIx shown.

New York April Bradstreet's review
of the New York stock market tomorrow
will say: The hardening of tne money
market prior 10 April failed TO arrest the
bull movement IN stocks, but this week the
continuance of high rates for call loans
together with an increased discrimination
by tho banks and other lenders against
industrial stocks has been followed by
liquidation and general decline in prices.
Tho impression OF the street in regard to
money had been that more plentiful sup
plies and easier rates would be seen this
week. This was somewhat unusual as the
payments which are taken TO the interior
tor tho April settlements are slow 10 drift
back 10 tho financial centers. On the other
hand the closing up OF large Industrial
deals are resulting IN tieing large sums
tcmporarily.
Tho call loan rate in Wall street all week.
has been & per cent some quotations as
low as per cent were made, but on tho
other hand tho rate for balances at the
stock exchange has touched l. per cent.
II is SIN tho general impression that
eus Ter II or ey for speculative purposes viii
return, but the market Is considerably eN-
crossed about the pew Industrial stocks
and the attitude Of meney lenders 10 them.
In spite OF the conservative feeling about
such securities tho speculation in them has
heen Increasing, large amounts being held
IN margin. From Tho beginning vi the
movement banks have shown a rcpuguance
TO tho new indusuials as collateral even
where they constituted only a small pro-
portion ot tho securities. The tiShtncss
OF money this week seemed 10 cause In
creased reflections of industrisls in mixed
loans and rendered II moro dinicult for
brokerage houses 10 carry such securitiee
rhiS led 10 considerable liupidation in the
industrialS. the declines in that quarter
uneettlirg the rest of the list aud on Fri
day the apprehensive feeling Of the stree,
seemed 10 eulmlnate in an outpour OF long
stocks and serious declines throughout the
list Railroad shares, however, rSsS-s~a.a
better tone and more liberal supplies Of
money coming into the markes there was
a general rally in the afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
BHADsTREEys REVIEW.
A Backward spring Causes quiet
piSirtbuti,c Trade.

New York, April 1,Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say: The quieter tone Of
dstribuilve trade Is even more marked
this week chan last tcstltying to the un-
favorable effect upon retail trade and int
directly upon Johbug distribution of the
cold backward spring aud less favorable
wheat crop aIyice3,
While reports rs To damage 10 winter
wheat are NEST numerous from the south
west, the influences OF Tho backward soo-
son. frost in tho ground and other I'M
favorable conditions have landed TO mod
crate the hitherto very cheerful tone Of
adNces from the sprlns wheat states.
other features ci he m.vk are q fur
Their quoting down -ci The excitement IN
iron and steel, though here lack of sup
plies and no lack OF con6umptivo demand
is assigned as he chief reason. strike
OF iron ore miners IN The L3Eo superior
district seems hkely to Uomplic3to tho
Gre supply question Strikes involving
Is 600 men have been feature of tim
weeks operations.
Lumber IS feeling the Influence OF OK
pandiug spring demand al many markets
and prices are very strong,
The situation in textiles is little
changed. Gotten Is slightly lower on fuller
crop movement bus manufactured goods
are nrm though come speculative lots Of
gray cotton have been offered az conces
sions
Wool aud woolens are rather quiet.
though fall ordsrs tor women's wear goods
arc encouraging snd the raw product is
steady, tho view being that the proposed
goods combinations have not gotten very
large supplies 81 wool The situation as
regards prices is still very favorable
one. the list az staples advancing or re,
naming steady beng by far the most nu-
meraus, while bank clearing statistics.
railway earnings and all other measures
ot trade point TO an immense business.
speculative and otherwise, having been
1899
throughout tho West ana Northwest,
with few exceptions complain is made
OF unreasonable cold weather affecting
distribution, particularly retail. Accom-
punying these reports. however. are ma
uerous statements that the business done
curing the first quarter As considerably in
advance Of that handled year ago. COM
plants OK bad weather and roads cone
from the South, Texss trade aud agri-
cultural operations being Infsvarahiy ar
feeted, and New Orleans rcpdris that
spring trade Is likely 70 be Disappointing
for Ike reason,
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LOCAL TRADE REVIEW,
nfncc Of The Pol.
Iioustnn. itridaN. Anrli Z.

ftuuSANts l"l''e1 ftfli' g
An edysnc, OF 81 Pee thousand has been
made in lumb;r. one Of the strongest Lumber
manufacturers concotns IN Fast Texas, wldch
at ono time Nas aellns piece stun at mill at
Sc 80. ia row quoting tho sane at 81 yer thou-
SAID. This hru ucycr sells hollow It's price
list, so the trade VIII fail Ia lino and advance
Quotations all aiony the list
An advance Of &c has been made in sranu-
lated sugars.
Poultry is scarce and prices are higher.
There Is big demand for young chickens,
which can not he met
Cabbage is Arm az 3i.dic
supplies OF wi1tcr apples are exhausted, and
frW Il any more apples Will be seen until
thu summer crop natures
pculors experience difdculty in securing
cl ccsc and pricos are high.
Eaunnas are In light supply and quotations
are very firm.
Mail adyces from Baltimore report 4 very
gcod demand for canned pineapple, especially
al the better grades Tho stock in baltimore
Is said 10 consist chiefly Of remnants held by
a few packers From the same source It IS
harmed that there seems 10 be more DISPOSE
tilE on the part Of iobbors to buy futures In
piuoapples than has been noted for number
u, years past, Some prices have been named
on futures but the majority of packers seem
rnclSing season opens.
new package for pruuos is Just being in
tsoduced In the shape OF a patented decorated
tin pail. hermetlcally sealed. having q strip
u oval OF the latter and the replacing OF II so
that the contents Will nj all Times De tree
from dirt dust etc. One Of the claims TOR
he package is that Ii can be shipped to any
point In the summer mouths without danger
OF deterioration Of the fruit by the effects Of
hot weather. and another Is that IL can be
used most successfully for exporting prunes,
as Its contents can not spoil or turn gray
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the movement into sight connarei with the
seven DAYS ending this date last year In round
figures OF $1,000. For the Iis days OF the sea-
son that have elapsed, the aegresatc Is be-
hind the 2le DAYS of last year 2lS,000. The
amount brought Into sight during the past
week has been ti0is5. against st.i32 for the
seven days ending this date last year. and
for the seven days of April IL bas been 1f0. sIJ.
against aiiss last year.
These make the total movement for tho 29
days from September 10 date Io.i56,fJ.
aRninst i0.3i5.34i last year.
The movement since September 1 at all the
United States ports has been i.7f3.3s4 against
S.092, rs. last year.
Overland across the Mississippi. Ohio and
Potomac rivers TO Northern mills and Canada
l.l,6sos. against i06.S56 last wear.
Interior stocks in excess OF those held at
toe close OF the CONNER iai year f5145.
against 307eS0 last year.
Southern mill taknKs sai.9oi. against S57l13
last year
Foreign exports for the week have been
1926 against fif65i last year. mailing thu
total thus far for the season 6.2s5.52s. AGAINST
6a;Sg.ffa last year. decrease Of 1901.
Northern min takinEs and Canada during
the past seven days show decrease Of 57S6
last year and their total tatings since Septeni-
Der ! have been decreased s3.es0. Tho t-t-l
taklngs Of American mills north ana south
and Canada. thus car Tor tn season, have b zen
2.S5Sss5. against 2.a3sii5 Inst yesr. TheEe
include i,aS5.is5 he Northern sninners against
2.0ta.iiJ.
Stocks at the seabosrd aud tn, twenty nine
leading Southern Interior centers have iu-
creased during the wesk ei.6l5
Including stocks left over al ports and In
terror towns from the Last crop and the mum
Der Of bales brought into sight thus far for
aEaost 1o4ao5a5 for the same period last
year.
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WEEKLY TRADE REVIEWS
Bradstrcets and Dun Review the Condition
Of Trade in the Country.
SMALL NUMBER or FAILURES REPORTED
Lin biIitI-r Less Than u.uai--Irsnine
Ia IRON WIN Cause Additional
Furnaces to start.

New York. April 7--R. G.. Dun & co. S
Weekly Review Of Trade will say tomor-
row Failures in the FIRST quarter OF 1899
year, and tho liabilities s27,i5s.O31. against
sS2,ssB,555, a decrease OF 17,6 per cent.
Geographical aspects make the returns
peculiar With a slight Increase OF defaults
In New England. an increase Of 10 por
cent IN tho Southeast and 90 per cent IN
the Central States. There was a decrease
Of nearly 40 per cent In the Pacific aud
southwestern States. 81 per cent in West
orn states and As per cent in Middle states.
No other year of the twenty-four reported
by Dms quarterly reports has shown as
small failures during It's first quarter. ex-
cep;!1g 1ksD and 1891, and no otner except
1888 and 1855 as small liabilities per fail
urs me average OF delauited liabilities
per firm IN business only s2219. is smaller
nan IN the first quarter OF year except
1880 and the ratio or detauited Liabilities
10 solvent payments through clearing
houses only Sl.l2 per $1,000, is also the
lowest for the quarter except in 1880.
The famine in iron, caused by urgent
demand tar exceeding tue present supply
not only continues, but has caused haste
to start forty eight additional furnaces
with ali output estimated at 1897 tons
weekly, These are expected to increase
the products this month and yet more in
Mag and June and some weakness has been
attributed 10 the prospect. But the price
OF gray forge has again advanced to $la.50
at Ptisburg without cnange in other quo
tatons The demand for products is Still
enormous In pipes the new business is 50
great that it forces further advances in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08

Cargill & Richardson shy OF today market.
Nearly Black Friday pine in the New York
stock market urued cotton from arm 20 a
weak market during the early trading this
morning. but, with rallying Of the huh forces
40 Wall street which carried nv prices nearly
81 fast thoy declined. cotton gradually sd-
Narced, closing stesdy. with few months
quoted points higher than Yesterday ana
otoer months unchanged. Liverpool was good
Sid up. and was a free buyer of tho summer
uiCLtho VA Nov York Id was the best settler
The freeze In the Indian Territory. okla
htnia and extreme North Texas brought tn
sono buying, but this feature was hardly
considered hy the trade, rs practically no cot
ter Is ny ~ thee sections. and what little
glaln WAS KILLED would certainly not decrease
the cotton acreage. The continued rains m
rho Misaseippi Is tho most serious item tho
hears have TO contend Win now The move
ntnt "a fast losing i,s volume and eject upon
prices Houston was the only point to report
literally aud our estimate bad no enoc, upon
It's market Tho amount coming into sight
fof the week was iloiis. against gt13a last
year aud aS,9ai In 1925. We are atll 2iS 900
behind last year. THIS general opinion among
operators is that cotton VIII n least maintain
present pricea unless weather conditions SHOW
potpaneut Improvement New Orleans CLOSED
4 to higher than Wednesday. Spots un
changed.
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New York Cotton Mnrlsct.

New York April :, Very little interest was
manifested In cotton futures by either pro.
fessionals or outside investors TODAY. This
apathy was. as during the earlier part of the
week. due chiefly to indefinite aud continued
contradictory news concerning the progress OF
crop operations and the conditions of thu
plaut which were out of the ground Weather
news was also conflicting while Eagllsb
cables noted more or less hesitation In the
iuture market Our market opened steady AT
IN advance Of 2ni points. this Improvement
following the appearance OF iuw Southern
BUYING orders aud quite buliish Initial English
cables, Later cables proved less encouraging
which with n withdrawal of New Orleans sun
port together With reports ia Wall rect
caused relapse TO last uight closing hguros
Ine sensational phases of the stock market
itself attracted considerable individual inter-
est among the cotton trade. but otherwise
made no impression.
Light TO killing frosts were AGAIN reported
IN thc southwestern states, aud IN other por-
uons or tho belt preparations wero being re-
tarded by rain, Tho forecaster held out some
encouragement TO the bears. however. clearer
conditions beinc indicated. although rrosts
We're promiscd in the northern portion of the
belt tonight
The market closed steady. net uuuhunscd
TO . points higher.
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ohron,ele,. weather Report..

Now York. April T.-tne COMMERCIAL and
Financial Chronicle aays:
The tslsEraphlc renorts 70 VS. this evening
from the South indicate that rain has been
quite general during the week the preeipits-
ton being especially beneficial in Texas over
large portion Of which stats moisture has
been greatly needed The temperature has
been rather low at some points and frost is
reported in Texas.
Our MONTGOMERY oorrespondent states that
the Alabama AGRICULTURAL department reports
sales Of fertilizer tags IS psr cent less THAI
last year to date
Farm work continues very backward as a
rule
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stock NJ United states Ports.
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New York. April There has been no ma
terlal change in conditions in the cotton goods
division OF the market. spot trade has been
moderate and mail orders net above recent
average for stables aud seasonahle varieties.
The general tone continues steady and prices
on al leading lines without change. The de-
mand for fall linc6 Of printed aud woven nat
termed cotton goods "a well sustained 10
chHuge in the wooden goods division. Bur
lana lrm At nToNInmu nrirnl-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08

Nsw York, April -SuEar-Raw arm an,
"a "t ing Inward TAR refining 4 centrifugal,
strong and active: No. 6 1886: No. IL
20. 50 1-l6, No AZ; No. 10 I sis; No II
-. No. Il SIS: Nos. IS and IA nj: mould
entioaf ana crushed 81. powdered and cubes
New Orleans. April I.--Susar--ouiet. onsr
kettle S%ri; open kettle csntrlfuqal siS.S
ga centrifugal white 4 1916; yellow a. s4s..
IIlG ~ 'ipsHl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
in THE COTTON MARKETS
Statistical information from the Leading
Exchanges Of the United States.
ALL TIE FUTURE Markets ARE BETTER.
xtvcrpocI Led In the Upward Move
mcnt-No Change In tho Ono
tatioDs of spots.
ofac. Of The Post.


rlouttuus Ffiud@s 6DTli
Compared with week ago futures in New
York and New Orleans are to points
lover. For the hrst three days following the
Easter holidays the market was inclined to
sas on discouraring news from Liverpool aud
q fresf movement than was expected Yes
terday there was a rally aud The steady IN
dettons dsyaloped into an advance today
The breasine OF the drolrth in reSae Was a
feature. but more rain is ueeled as the stin
reriter is rapidly driving up the ground. The
crop outlook is BY no means bright Texas
Ia too dry and the Eaetsrn states too wet
Manufacturers OF fertilizers renort limited
demand, from which they infer that the acre
are viii he considerably reduced. At this
sfakcu however. nsws regarding. tn, next
crop e always conflicting and unreliable. II
viii he fortnight at least before ANYTHING
dshnite can he learned as 20 the uroBnectiye
sersaFe or conditions.
Thsre vas no change IN spot quotations to
dSy. l.iYerrcol was firm. With sales Of 100
bilss
Futures IN Liyernool closed. steady at at
advance Of 1.sid over yesseltiay. This lent
requirement to the markets on this s,ds
snd the opening was at an advance in New
York Of TO points and ~ New Orleans OF Z
TO points. There was soma recession from
the opening price ON the noon call. but
reaction set in before the close and Now York
closed UNCHANGED to points up. white Nsw
Orleans is 5 10 G roints higher
Receipts OF ports were for the day 1852
sEainst iis1 last gear and 1925 in 1895. For
tic week the movement WAS 1885. against
Ts.1e last year and lls.7is .u 1875.
Horston expects tomorror gao to 2iol
sgainet 1850 last wear AMI 1875 In 1895.
New orleans expects 2oQp 10 $500. aznnst
ass last wear and 1888 in 1895
The into sight and visible supply ststa-
ments. Win eomparisons, arc given elsewhere
by Secretary Hester Of the New orleans COZ.
ton exchange,
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purr,R AVID EGGS.

Chicago. April 6 Butter-Firm. crsar,.s,.
NHo dairy li%ais. EGGS steady, grssh
~. Cheese--Sioady. creams iiLdigis
cry isn2o: dairy Is. Eggs Hisher ana A.,
" held: fresh stock ipis. cases included 100
cesf returned. ~
Now York, April Eggs- REGENTS - -ha
17s3lzt+ N'utn'ru
:, = Louis Asrii 7-suttsr and sss. IN.
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GOOD DEMAND FOR BREEDING HOGS

Mckinney, Texas, April G.-Henry E. Sin
gleton, the noted swine breeder and ex-presi-
dent of the swine breeders state organi7a-
ton, reports an immense increase in the de-
mend for thoroughbred hogs. From the Cedar
Dale stock farm he is shipping almost every
dsy fancy stock. OF which he makes a special
y, 10 nearly every part OF the Union.
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pEcos vAILEY cATrLE.

II Psso. Texas. Anri THE FIRST shipment
Of 5000 fat beeyes from the Pecos valley OF
] Sas to Los Angeles for slaughter passed
through here today. and an equal number of
cattle will pass here going from California TO
Pccos TO be fattened. The first trainlosd OF
eastern bound cattle arrives tomorrow
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New York Money.

~ York, April Money on call firm at
SsI - pei 81 cent last loan 81; prime mercantile
sapSt S.lfs per cent. sterling exchanges
w ~, NTH actual business in bsnker.f hiils
s.seui seis for demand and slTi s.i1 for
si ~ DAYS posted rates 4s5a4. s5Is and sI55
ttbeates seueol. bar silver ~. Ss sdrsr ssf-
i Iars 80 Government bonds strong. state
ponas inactive railroad bonds weak
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New York. April :. The following table.
cen piled by Bradstreets, shows the bank
cleaiinGs AZ the principal cites for tho week
eSdi's today, locether with tho percentage OF
itleast ana decrease as compared with IN,
ocrftsTonding week last year,
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Hc.ter'. weclsIy stnti.lic..

New Orleans, April ~ Secretary ITestsrs
weekly statement OF the worlds visbl, SUP.
My OF cotton COMPARES the figures Of this
week with last week and last year, It shows
2 decrease during the week Just closed Of
1882 bales, against decrease of 1880 last
year.
'rbe total Visible Is i,ssoS,o against A.
Sss.7Tl last week and 5,sl5,i9e last year. az
this the total Of American cotton Is i.0es SO
ssains. 4.oi4.s1 last week lnd S.o16 iai last
year; and OF all other kinds Including Egypt
Brazil. India. etc. e6..0oo. against $4,000 last
week $4,000 last wear
The total worlds visible supply OF cot on
shows decrease compared With last weei.
~ a'.4ss bales, an increase comnared with
last year OF 1885.
Secretary Hesters weekly New Orleans cot
Ton exchange statement shows an increase IN
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New Orleans, April The New Orleans live
stock exchange reports as follows;
ReCeipts--Cattle 59S calves and yeartng5
64j. hogs 200.
saies-Cattlo $50. calves and ycarlings $751;
hogs liS.
On hand--Csttle 81, calves and yearllngs o.,
fogs 242.
The market closed today bare OF butcher
cattle aud all classes OF heeves strictly choice
4,d4i&: fair to good 3ir14; choice COWS and
heilers Sft4; heavy calves and light yearlings,
choice iIi4i5: others S00d12.oO. Hogs 3AG
~, Choice sheep ~. Everything firm at
foregoing quotaiiO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
sHIpMrNrs rRoM MARRLE rAI1s i

Marble Falls, Texas, April ut r. Hub
b'rd shipped twenty one cars of range cattle
flom this place today destination, White
Eagle, o. T., where they will be pastured.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE pR,ors.
auothuons for Round Lot, a, SEAL.
Commodities


cor, quotations are revised daily and tas,
'aose ruins 10 Houston wholesale msrss ss arc
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/. sAsuNs,u .NlIo pc. h.s "a oaa
sho,. n o.sA ssa powder 81 G. rsr fes; arm
nr,SoNaESira shorI eie5r' IN s.... a..
~, sse. boxed &c hien.rs s-,,tsa
:; ssstss, ts 49, Ssv York salt Denies ~
sAcdlNo AND yIEs--Lss han q, a..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
DRIED FRUITs AND NUTS

APPLES-Faney evapora,ed, Nae
lOc; lib cartons f0hc; choice eysp pm 1;
hulk. 5o.lb 9lsc, fancy sliced, u N4' Z
7i4c. III, II
ArRICoTs-Per ID. loose. 1ie' w :
caiicus.
CITRoN-In Job boxes, isc; -. Il
CURRANI'S--ln bbls &c; 2S-lp po'''
ed. bulk. TIC; l-lh cartons 90. ~ MA
PEACHES Evaporatcd. uupesisa' X
RAISINS- California S-crovnl = ,.srssl
81 60: u box T.. l.. raisins $40 -. 81.
~ raisins. 50-lb boxes, 5c' sio'''
rais.ns, 50-lb boxes. &c. . s.s)
FKUNES California 5o.s9s W s,.,
20 Srs 6isc; s0-q0s &C; 90-lOos tisa''s:trs1
NUTS Brazil loc per lbi nine,., ,a,, "a
Naples 12ihc walnuts l2o, s,,sf
almonds. Taragona. isc pei 10. y, A
cans 3pec: Italian chestnuts Ivy
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FinnncinI cnbIegrnm.
SUGAR.

new York Arril The Commercial IA.
'ertiEer's London financial cableersm ss,. gu
The markets here TODAY wers very ,sle